THURSDAY, BErTEMHEn 29, 1P21
ROSEBVUa HTTWB-RKVIEW
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SEASONABLES
REASONABLE
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's fancy balbriggan unions $1.00
Men's " ribbed medium weight
unions $1.50 to 1.75
Bradford's wool unions, good weight 3.50
Men's guaranteed, all wool... 3.1)5 to 4.9j
MEN'S SUITS.
Dorfman Bros. & Styleplus, regulars
and stouts. If you need a suit look
them over 19-50 to $3o.00
WOOL SHIRTS
Men's heavy wool shirts, assorted
colors 2.50 to 2.95
Men's all wool army shirts--$G.50 seller 4.00
SHOES
Men's Goodyear welt, black & brown
3J5 to 4.95
Men's army shoes 4.95
Men's loggers, hand made Chippewa 12.50
THY US on InfiintK' shoos, boys' and girls' and grown girls' shoes.
Sample shoes for ull members or the family.
kigii r run i:s Aitt; out sitcicss
M. CLYDE KELLY
Under a bill Introduced In the house
by Congressman M. fciyas rveny hi
Pennsylvania, member of the Presl
Jent's cabinet would be entitled to oe-
udv seate on the floor of the senate
tnd home with the right of taking
part in debate on matters pertaining
o their respective departments.
C. J. BREIER & CO.
t L1X.IO.V WILL MKKT,
a,
a, I'mnaiia Vost of the American
Tjegion will "leet at me armory
NOTICE.
UUYINCi roWKK ADVANCES.
CHICAGO, Sept. 28. nuyliiB
power of the people of the United
Stales will advance, and may reach a
CT;.fi:fi?i; on of"Ku- Tuday evening. October 4tb.
lOene Meyer, Jr., of the war finance at 8 o clock.
r..ra,inn ir Mever conferred
with representatives of eight states
called today by the iarm bureau fed
eration. Ho Is returning to Wash
ington from a trip extending to the
l'aclflc and In which bo has inwt tho
business men of practically every
stats of the middle west, the coast,
and a part of the Bouth.
His statement came after a two
hour session In which Air. Meyer
presented tire financial conditions of
the country to his auditors, the pos
sibility of Increasing credit where
needed, and tho lines, which If fol
lowed, might result In tho largest In
dustrial advance.
AM Aid A QLAllANTINK IT
PORTLAND. QUE., Sept 28: An
order authorizing the sale of the as
sets of the defunc,t bond house of
Morris Hrothers. Inc., was Issued in
federal court today by Koferee A. M
Cannon. Under Its terms. Trustee
Karl G. Uronaugh may dispose ol tne
assets at nrivate Bale for a minimum
of approximately 1,000,000. The or
rfer wu obtained so that an organi
zation formed by the creditors and
known as the Morris Hrothers cor
poration, could take over the oia
comnanv a affairs.
John L. Etherldge, former presi
dent of Morris brothers. Inc., who
was arrested following the bond
house crash last December on charges
still pending with the reorganization
committee.
BALKM. OHK., Sept. 1!8. Charles
Park, president of tho state hoard of
horticulture, announced today that
It will be necessary to quarantine
Malheur county on account of weevil
found In alfnira In that county, and
that action will be taken at once to
prevent the shipment of alfalfa Inio
other counties. A proclamation in
line with Mr. Park's suggestion prob
ably will be Issued by Governor t)l
cott. On a recent trip lo eastern Ore
gon Mr. Park said he found the ap
ple prospoct especially good. In tho
prune districts of eastern Oregon he
also found prosperity from tho fact
that all prunes aro being sold green
and at satisfactory prices.
The refreshment committee of the
Menial Culture Club wishes all
members who expect to bring guests
next Tuesday to please nouiy mm,
A. C. Murslers.
o
1 1 i.i.i:ino I'.-T. meeting.
Frlduv evening at 7:30 o'clock the
Fullerton I'.-T. association will meet
in the school house. Following tho
,.i..,.iii,n nf officers there will be
short program and reception to the
i,.,ietier I, i!hl reiresnmenis win
ho m.rved. A large attendance Is ex
pecied. i j, mum
ATTENDANCE
itifoitu
lo
Itlll.Mv
i IT
lint who inn pulnt like nature?
Tun IliiiiKliiHtlnii bnust
Amlil Its Rsy creation. Iiups like herst
Or run U lit them with that mutch
less Kklll
Ami lesn thm In each other, as ap
peals
In every bud that blows.
Thompson.
SWEETS AND SALADS.
J. E. MeCllntork, who Is serving
as cashier at the Slate l'alr, writes
lo friends In this rity that tho at
tendance this year Is excelling nil
former years nnd that a record Is he-'
lug set. A total of t .000 season lick
els have been sold this year ai
against 1.100 bought last yenr.
Simple Desserts
ho tiny, during
A jitney daueci will be sponsored
by the Hauglilors of Isabella at the
Miiccahco hall Monday evening, Oc
tober 3rd.
RAM III II 1M sentenced
rKri.KTON, ohk., Ppt. ?i
R 0. Nlrltnls. a rtnntllU rutin ty
fnrmT ltvlni? nnr lli-rtnlnton, wiim
rrntfiirod lo tn yti.ru In tho :itt
ponitontiurv today nftcr ho hn-l
ploarttvi utility In tho ctrrnlt conr
to fi chftrK f RttHi k nn U yenr-nU
Clnilyn Miller, a llortnUtnn k 1 rl
Uttnlly hint tlto Im-ph ontiMod
when a suit in vhfrh It. I. Millor.
Iho ptlr.'a fatlmr, r.kf.! for il.oi'
d i m ori'S from Nichols, wnt fUrd
Ith tho court. Vhyl'-al In nriw
And iiiintn1 distress to tho ivtl are
VKTi:it.!4 iwss in iii:vti:v
1N'TT AWPOMS, Sopt. ?.- Thr
chnt rn woro nflll rnuimc in ho rur
f hunilrtMld of mm 1 in ! hroi's of
th Clvit war tonUht. Shorttv h--foro
mimlown tho renr r.-mVi of titr
(Jmnd Arniv of tho ttf?Hi''l!r pno.'
th rovlnwinc (tnn! if '"tnnuinil"i
In Chl.'f W. A. Kotcltom. rlotln th
nnnnl pnrudo of tho fifty -fifth on
rampmont
Throiiah trootj pn' Vo.l w It'i
flar-wnvln. nhoutlm rli It'Mi. thr
irrand army puradod. Tnnluht thr
vtrran nought tho rot pt.i'oi pro
vldod thronirhoiit tho dnnn'own dl
frlrt. but toiliir thoy mnr-'hrd In'int
1ty. tramptnit In ptrn with th ninlc
at war drtinm nnd fffo.
Trorodlna tho pnrado, tho ( Tt
rtotoitntoa pa.ard n rmotntl-'R "in
donintn? tho Kn Klut Klnn T'u
8on of Vptorsn paod a 'ri'Mr
rnolutlon. "Whatovor nny to i"
parnod." nald tho O A. T?. roln
tlon, "w bolloro tn method nrt
nn-Amorirsn and that lt xNtanpp
la a atandtitK nirna. to rontitnto l
rownmcnt and to tho opon and Im
partial admtnlatratlon of the law.
nro tho nrdor of
tlio heated term,
Nerve fresh fruit
lit least twit
week, nnd olhr
diiya aomettiliitc
ea-y of preiuiru-
11. .m.
Fruit Bra a
Sponge. Arnina
enU's of brent) In
n howl and our over them enough
hot fruit Jiileo to ho well uhsorhed.
Let Vtand In a cool phuv for several
hourM, then unniold und aevve with
tu'ar and ereuin.
Grapa Sago. Wash a cupful of
and let It nok oer niuli t. Next
liioniliii: cool until Iranwiretit, mid
Int; a cupful of Kiapo Julte. Win
u tutu Into n K'asH tlih and one
with aweioiuHl cream. Any j;ood
ttnxoretl Julio may ho used Instead of
tho tern in1, uddhiir miliar If uuaweet
viii'd.
Herring and Potato Salad. Cook
Milt henint; In hollhiK water l." min
ute. tMalu, e.M-1 uud llnko. Add an
etpial ipiaiitlty ef rubes of cooked h
tn 1. 1. onefouiih tho uuaiitlty of hard
rool.ed v-H i-hopptd OMirwly. Mar-
liniie wiih a Kntuh dresint: anil
mtip with the fulhmlinc oul.tfl ilress
ln. I '-eat oiu'fourth of a cupful of
cream until MlfT. add two tiiHepooii
futs of eaiuied nd pepper, put through
a fie e, then on euiutl uuaiitlty of
hoi led dtvixlm;. Sen e on let t net.
R.upberry Mint. To one quart of
jiood Iruionado add ono cupful of rasp
berry Juho and a dorn hruiwd mint
tiil nnd leave. Lot the mi ft tun
chill for two hours then remove the
mint, till (he htse4 and tarnish each
p'uss with a fresh sprin of mint.
Mtiiittippl Chicken. l'ut through
the meat chopper one fourth of a
pen tut each t veal and fre-di pork,
two nthvs of ha on mid a chicken
ll er, half a K'rvcn pi.prr and two
!rii.s of parsley, a teapo.nfu! of
s-rap'il otiiitii and a tahirspontiful of
V on o-irsli!ri' auv. half a teaspmHi
fut of vitt. puptika to taste; mix well
nr. -I stuIT the chicken. Haste often
uii'i e.N k two hours; a'n with sweet
I 'iitm s or rliv.
(j.VI,K OF ASSCTS OIU)KKED
GOVERN ISLAND LIKE VESSEL
In Cuam the Usual Rouims "
6hip Is Obstrvtd w.m
Serupulousitu,
Th. r,.tit,. f a naval establishment
gives tin unusual amount of. life to The
plana of Atfann. Outun. Every inoru-
at 8 o'clock the run u""" '
hies before the wili- and the iiaija.ui
of the two flute aiaffs are uu.nne.1 by
marines. J-romptly at the tirM sir.,
elBht bells," the banU lni
Star Spaiit,'lJ Banner," aua tne i
tlotial IhiK untl the bnlou Jata a
hauled up, while everyone In
and hearlnR stumbi at attention. All
the chil.livli of the primary (,'ia.les
have previously a-w inUcd in foruutiou
the parade ground n-'i "
"ei.li.r" thev to tlilouun cniii" -
exercises while the baud plays suit
able music.
Ou Sunday mornings the men or
Agaua are exercised in iiiiih'j "
which Is roiiuiulKurv for all the able-
bodied uieu withiu certain age limits.
While they have a smmhird or uni
form dress, this Is worn ouly on spe
cial occasions. Vet dress parade Is
a truly dlgulUed affair, for the youths
maintain that erect and self-rcliau:
carriuge which Is so characteristic 01
native races.
Occasionally a most interesting drill
is witnessed of the "carabao cavuirj,
as it Is culled, although the mounts
lire not water buffalo but domesuc
cuttle. All through the day tne i.ens
tell the time us on shlphoam aim
bugles souud the culls that direct the
military life of the station. Again
at 7 o'clock In the evening the musi
cians assemble ut the himilsiiinil and
pJny classical und oilier selection for
au hour, while the officers and their
families stroll about In the cool of
the eveulni!.
KfcLIEF FOR HEAT SUFFERERS
MILLS IX ACTION.
Tho lumber Industry at Reedsport
is allowing; more activity now than
at any time during the past year, ac-
oidiiiK to residents of that city
Kugene yesterday. The planing mill
which was destroyed by fire 1b being
rebuilt and orders held by the for
mer company will be taken over and
ire sulficient to keep the plant busy
for a year.
The Winchester Bay Lumber com
pany, which was closed for a long
time, recently started operations
again and Is operating two barges,
ach of which carries 800.000 feet
of lumber, to transport the product
of the mill to San t ranctsco.
C. McC- Johnson's mill Is busy cut
ting spruce lumbar for the Crown-
Wlllametto Taper company and
mining with a full crew of men
The lumber Is shipped to Oregon City
by rail.
Several small mills and camps
north of Iteedsport have started op-
rations. I nder present conditions
ltedsp(irt promises to havo a bigger
payroll In the lumber Industry dur
ing the coming winter than it had At
any time during the past year.
1I.IXCK.
At the Klks' hall Kiiday night
September lit). (liven by the Uose
burg high rchool orchestra. Every
body welcome.
MISS LUCY PAGE GASTON
mi.. Lucv Pace Gaston has resigned
from the Anti-Cigarette League of
America, which she organized and of
which she has been active head for
more than twenty year. Mies Gaston,
according to a statement Issued by the
board of directors, was too revolution
ary In her fight against "tne weso,
Insisting upon "promoting prohibitory
measures" which did not meet with the
board's approval.
1!
YOUR PRECIOUS
POSSESSIONS
Tour heirlooms, etc., which money
cannot replace, should have safety at
all times.
In our Safe Deposit Vault they are
protected every minute.
A 'Box here rents for as little as
$2.00 and up per year.
iX Interest faid on Savings Accounts
TheRoseburg National Bank
Rosebur,Ore.
English 8avant Who Probably Knowa
Offers Some Advice on the Proo
lem of Keeping Cool.
The obvious exdient of avoiding
exposure to the sun, "snmiininnx
foods and drinks, uud the use of dark
aud beat-retaining garments is not
always sufficient to keep the human
body cool. In splto of these precau
tions, many persons suffer from bent
lunguor ("therinnl debility"), to the
detriment of their health and elll-clency.
It Is nearly one hundred years since
the Slh-sluu peasant l'rlesaulu rein-
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WAIVES EXAMINATION
'
I!. H. Adams, accused of at-
tacking F. F. Smltn, deputy
sheriff of Olendalo appeared
before Justice of the Peace
George Jones this afternoon.
4 Ho wns represented Dy Auor- t
ney Coshow and when arraign-
ol' nn a Mmree nf assault with
a dangerous weapon, waiveu w
preliminary examination. no
n-na nlneed under SijOU DOnOS
to appear before the grand
jury and at a late hour this af-
ternoon was arranging to fur-
nish the bond demanded.
J
AROUND TUB TOWS
Here from Glendale
F. S. SmitVof Glendale, Bpcnt yes
terday in this city attending to busi
ness matters.
Rosuinea Position J
Miss Beulah Jewett, resumed her
position at the News-Review office
today after enjoying a vacation.
Here From Elkton
Wm. H. Levins, of Elkton, was a
business visitor in Itoseburg for sev
eral hours today. Ito returned to
Drain this afternoon and will go
back to his hbtne in the morning.
Return from Grants Puss-
Mrs. Roy F. McGee and Miss Olive
Courtney returned from Grants Pass
this morning after spending tne past
two days visiting with friends and
relatives.
LllSEKTV BONUS NEAR PAR
NEW YORK. Sept. 28. Trading
In liberty bonds and particularly in
Victory notes, again dominated the
bond market todny. Dealings ap
proximated $12,000,000, or almost
three quarters of the day's total op
erations on the stock exchange.
traduced the curative use of cold. One I nPaVy transactions at private sale
also were reported.
Most of the lihertlf closed al
Iriflinc losses hut victory 4 S-4's re
pented tholr recent maximum of 99.-
.r0 on sales aggregating Xj.suo.ouu
par value. Included were individual
lots rancine from small amounts to
200.noo. jr00.000, and one block
of $1,100,000 which sold at 99.48.
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TKEATY API'KOVEI).
REIM.IN. Sept. 29. The foreign
affairs eommltree of the Reichstag
today approved the ratification of
iho pace treaty with the United
States.
CROWDING THE SEA SERPENT
IN lt KKN'l - Kounis. :;ti KU.-riihin St
A.l'l-;i 'lo Hl-:.l' iohii.i. w. It. War
IH'l'. KkKi-IiUIK I. .lfell 1.1.
ll'lt ItKNI'-ti room huitst-, i.iiil (ui
liMMt-n. iioiuit u .u i-;.im i.nie M.
I t'll .SA1.K-1 .'oi-, toiiiliiK tar. i h,-;
til good gondii iuii. I'Iioiim 31.S-K.
Hift HA LK -Shetland pony' wllii-
lle uutl loulle. 111. (line A. A. llc-1
IUWS, .M II II A ry M.
U A.NTKli u "rifle."in.r?5 itituKe
4111 MholKon- Alll.t he In K"oU MliU)
-i- '-l rtfi M I nolle HI.
I O t"tHll inert Jux.l'-j. rn-xll. Ki-KU
i.ir io ice ji...e. run l.uv lor jn
'n a w. ti.-u.i. riiouo ai-
IO KXl'llAMli;--Tenant III lno.l,. n
house ,',,H,. In, .l.-mr.-H lo e rlniiiK(
with l.-ii.iol In l,i, tiN. flirt I l r out.
Alilt.-H Teniinl. Nt-wji lii-vli w.
I HAVI-: a r,-v kooiI vnhi.H In a,'r"fiit"oT
liu-liotlnir itttu-k fiuniM. fruit fKinis or
lioin,-sl,-ail!. lr llit,.,..Hl,sl nu C'lia-H.
K,.. il'.i . rim st.
I on s W.I-:-"-Mol,-rn oUimVi . ,1 houne. t
ll"K- I o. Koo.l IMillliloiiK. loo untl
i"l.t wal.r: it, .0.1 r.uiae k wnh ih.
I'lii.-e. t'rl.tf $:';oio. Teiius. lii.iuiro
t J .1 N' 1'liie si.
I 1- ItullKUTSl SKU-CAll liT
tl.MNS 1'! I or.l :.ol
1:1H l-'onl
I'll; font )''.
rnii 1 "i.i !.
ll'ls fh,'rol.-t $:::,
l''l l'oi,l li.ok .::..
l''IS ll.i'llitli.l l.,.-.n
S.'i,Tiil olh."n K.iiv temm.
r:i v. f.iss st
m:i i'.iii iiai;,;ains
ll.',.'. 011 H!i a Kiolrantee:
l'Ml Hoi. k four. In .,-if.. l riinoln
otil.-r. so".! tiii": t'sr h in hfi-n . "in-
'l.'l,.'i ov.-iiirtiil .1; 6'' ,ti
I.r HH:ln( Hliy ilife'tle i
with IM , .ir. Tim nri. e
of his procedures was to linmere the
hack of his head In a shallow vessel
of cold water.
We know now that external cold Is
a powerful stimulant to the nerve cen
ters nt the base of the brain, which
govern the heart and breathing ami
regulation of body heat. In hot sum
mers heat Is Insidiously plied up in
the tissues, nnd sometimes thermal
debility passes on to thermal fever or
"heat stroke."
Anybody may prove for himself the
refreshing coolness produced by bath
ing the nape of the neck and the spine
and the Inner side of the ttrms wllh
Ice-cold water. As regards the pre
vention and cure of heat-stroke, the
experience of the troops In hot cli
mates has shown the snme ettleacy of
cold when applied on a more exten
sive scale. From a Letter In the Lon
don TlrepQ
saved by His Cum.
"There's superstition personified."
said the tailor, as he nodded In the
direction of nn elderly man who w-ns
being fitted for a suit. "He's so super
stitious that lie wears cuffs on the 1
trousers of Ms dress suit."
'What has his wearing cuffs on the I
trousers or his dress suit got 10 uo
with superstition!" the tailor was
asked.
"That man claims that cuffs on his
trousers have saved bliu hundreds nf
dollars during his life nnd he refuses
to go without them now, even In eve
ning clothes," the tnllor retorted.
"Once he snld he droiuied n diamond
ring somewhere and thought he had i '"eh a mysterious way Its wonders to
lost It until he got home that night , perform. If this Is so, we arc certnln
and discovered It In the cuff of his that for every view of the sea ser-
tn.us.Ts. Another time he lost a scarf- 1 I"''" ll'H " recorded on the part of
..1,1.1, I, inter found In the cre'tiMe witnesses mere win no m
O'd Friend of the Ocean 8ummer
Resorts Makes Way for Pirate
Ship From Russia.
We believe but one sea serpent has
been sighted so fur this season. Per
haps It Is still a little early, but the
weather tins been hot enough to bring
our old friend to the surface, and no
doubt the frightened nnd delighted
visitors nt shore resorts and those
who go nut to sen In boats for a
short distance will soon he rewarded
with a s'ght of his ugly head or fascl
nnted by the water churned up by
Ihe swishing of his angry tall, llow
ever, It Is possible, that the sight more
calculated to thrill will he the pirate
ship from Russia that Is moving In
In Shopping
Mrs. A. B. NIchen and danpn-
Looking Glass, spent the day lo nit
Mtw altnnillns ... 1.....: ..
....j H.vu..u..,b iv, uuniuess mitten.
Returns From Vacation '
D. D. Mathews, of the Motnr iv
coaiine, returueu yesterday from his
ittwuuii in yuuiis 111 wauiornit.
In from IMllard
Loren Miller, of Dillard, spent tie
afternoon in this city attendinj to
vartuug uusiuess matters.
Return from Trip '
Weh Penny and Ike Todd, bite
Just returned from a motor trip
mrougn xetiow clone .National Park.
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was Issued to
day to Irvlnn Grimm and Cleou
Sauvalne, both well known retideati
of this city.
Visiting at Wharton Home
Mrs. E. W. Smith, mother of lift
Charles Wharton, is spending t In
days in this city visiting. She tr-
Fine Is Paid t rived here last evening.
J .N. Telford, of Looking Glass, ! ,
inHm innuniH In the recorder's , Ijeaive ir faieiit
court and paid a fine of $5 for a vlo-j
Dr. C. B. Wade "and Mr. and lln
latlon of the traffic ordinance. Tel
ford, it Is charged, was cutting cor
ners at a high rate of speed and
collided with a tourist car, causing
considerable damage to the car and
injuring1 an infant child of one of
the tourists.
Claire K. Allen left in the formw'i I
machine this morning for Stlem,
where they will enjoy a few din it I
the State Fair.
Uc4um from Coast-
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Brooks, ef
this city returned yesterday from t
trip to Newport, where they lnvn I
boon spending a few weeks vlsitim I
Visited Interesting Points i,
T. P. Hamster, nf rtORehnrcr. vis
ited the Capital Park while touring, with friends.
n.lirA.nla HM,nll a n A ntUa nnttltal -
nf lnl.MI ,ln. ,! .rmind Sacra-1 TRAIXMKX VOTE TO STRIKK
ested in Sutter Fort with its many I CHICAGO Sept. 28 -Ninety Jjr
relics of the early mining days, cent of the ba lots cast by the broU
whlch was the first home of the "hood of railroad trainmen on if
white men In California and center cepting a reduction in wage, hror i
of activities in the Gold Rush days of i waisoui, .1 was o '"7"
'49.
after two days spent in counting fit
returns, which will not be complete
until tomorrow.
Ths cnnntlnir of the ballots of the
brotherhood of locomotive engineers,
Hand Is Injured
Jess Miller, a resident of North
uoseourg, sustainea a Dau injury 10 r "V : V , ,...ii,. fli-ram.
his hand while taking a milk bottle brotherhood ' lomH0"
from . pantry shelf. The bottle fell .order of W dcfc d
and was shattered, a piece of glass! bw I chtnen s union of North Amena
striking the man on the back of the I " " , 'j" :..r ths rwolU
hand and cutting . deep gash. Br. I Xme7. wt. u tad?
Hoover hhq nnii onA tt ixnnH of the trainmen S vote
necessary to take several stitches to
chase the wound.
NKitiiinoRs ok woonrn kt t.iiic
t'lrele No. 49, meets on 1st and 3rd
Friday evenings In Moose hall. V'sit
tng neighbors lntlted to nttend.
PRtlDIK HITITNCIFR. . N.
TTT.T.TW" T 101I.HVIM OlrV
Hon of the stand the other orpolo-
tlons would take.
HEMSTITCHING IKPT. OPKX.
The Hemstitching department it
the Bellows store is now open, nri
F. F. Jones. . -
8 i 1 . I I 4
i.ll!
lo
N ' M 11
like nrw.
r.0,1.
em r..r.i
1M7 for.l
llrtrt.-i 1 'ui Olson niotorrv.-l $10.
SUl.l. t IN K MV TKItM
M A T H K. W H M 1 1 11 It X 1 ' 1 1 A Nf. K
1 IT .t. -on St
W' AilKS-' hy work f-T .m'-. h. n
oitr Ktent iinel nil loit K'i''s von s
nn lllll,. ran. li'' It-s. I tl'is two o
Ihrr tlm.'s. Slr.-p 01 ,'r It Then
eoioi. nn.l tret It. li'1 S'-r. & n. '.-
el"rtr.t. or''ls of elilisliK,. .-o,l
flle room tioil!. pot. M on front
l.srr. , hl.-krn t-oni.,. ir.l othr In--
I'lovrmrnt. llv .Irt'ien t'-toiiiih
ili..-e. ntoiot two million f.,.t of
Sooil ssw tinito'r: six ni'lt'H from
town. Tni w.u.le rlij., ( ,r tw-cli
hundred nollam and psrt of th it on
tlnii I i.k It strain, whv work for
wsfes" Orsh this sni kin yoor tn.sg
rood-vs A T lnSTfti.t. Oom'tir
'l Afent, 11S Case lrt. ri,on
II.
Pin.
same place. After several other slml-
lar Instances the old man came to he- j
lleve thut cuffs were ginid luck and j
now, despite my pleudlngs, he Insists
on wearing them."
Phones to Suit Patrons.
"Svakli'g of service !" exclaimed the
traveling man as he stood In front of
one of the telephone biH.ihs tu the
1'eniisiliiuilii station, the New York
Sun reKirts, "and conshleratloii of the
public. You'd never get that anywhere
except In New York."
"Well." grinned a guard who was
standing hy, "we strive t pleee, so
when we found that some folks were
iH short to reach the teleiiiones If
equally credible witnesses who caught
a glimpse of the new terror of the
deep, long, low nnd dark, cither Just
before It submerged or at the moment
It ennie to the surface to cast Its eye
nliotit for a new ship to capture and
sink or to drug away the crew In Irons
to r."W,evik Itussln. To the elderly
skeptic who Inquired where such a
craft seeured lis necessary fuel the
less crltienl youtiiat woman answered
that It probably niienited by electric
Ity. Wtiut could be more probable
Hnrtford Courant.
Flowtr Worth Small Fortune.
Ten thousand dollars Is an extraor.
dlnary price for a single plant; yet It
was lKi.d bv r.ltjllsh horticulturists
they were high, and others had to al- , f,,r nnbid rnlsed In America, the
most bend double to talk over them run, s; iins alba.
If they were low. we decld.sl we'd have Thls Vnttclova was flowered In 1010,
'em arranged accordingly. So we have ; Bt exbibltetl nt n on-hld show In the
some for the tall guys and some for United States, where It was awarded
Ihe little dolls, and a few that both ' n ei,) im.,i:1i. The plant was found In
can use as they've got stools before i u-no ,,, f th(r ,pCm(,,t 0f
them to sit on If you're lucky enmih Catleleyii gtens. It was only hy chknee
to get we." Unit the plant was not sold for a dol-
lar or two, The only reason was that
Venerable Ministers. , nf;er most of Its companions had been
Or. Oliver . Unkctel of New York ! "r on1- lth "ni others
Is the nuthorltv for the statement i wvu' '"" ln v,'rJr condition.
that there are SO ministers more limn 1 "" f"";ally all the spec!
t ,1 iMdmmim 2Sc
SSSSAS-SASll SS-SS i
I Dorothy Daltonj
In a romance sljttted In the haunts of society and showing
goes on behind the scenes.
! "Behind Masks
ninety years ..f age In active servlie
In the Methodist Kplwii"l church.
The oldest Is the Rev. Sclh Iteed of
Flint, Mich., who Is ninety eight, w hile
another Is nearly ninety seven, and
three are n'netyslx.
lll.'lis uer p.itteiL
To Ihe gient surprise of the hortl
rulturisu when, next spring, the plant
came up It was with pure whits flow,
ers. The plant was sold In London
for perhaps the highest figure that an
AIJIAXY SHRINK ItKUMOX.
PAIIAMOV.NT SL(iA7.1XK A.M SXAPSHOTf.
Tomorrow: Buck Jones In "TIIE'UKi Pl'M'"
1 So TODAY OXLY
A PARAMOUNT 8PKCIAL
.... thlnCS H " f.
Though no one may know what life- Is come see ,,(, t
nuule of! Tlie lop and the bottom, the boij nJti I
the fc.re anil stlorr. All woven Into a tingling screen p j
one of the great est mr-hxlrnnias ever strured.-
j CHRISTIE COMEDY AND CHESTEB OirTLXO.