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Newspaper Page TextSSi!NTovIiFi(is WOOL POOL FAILS. but biiou it i motnoino or m.cullnr merit, composed of mon ' . ...... i . - & .. . thnn iwnmr imnreni rnroomni ntiimta effoctlno phonomonal cures of troubloo of tho blood, stomach, (Ivor ana oowoii. Thu llmiil'i Bnraitpiirllln ciircerof. ulii. iH'ti'imt, nitonim, cnturrh, nervou nc, that tlnl feeling, dyspepsia, I,, of antiolile. mill build up tlm hvmi-in tlwt It ttHlnV III III lUtlNl II ftjrui Iff iH bwwlatad lel'l'. luntt rkllM RAt.aUiia. riitlur Taffy, elevator Imy wn "wect" on th t.nllV ni lli'l(rillllT. "Yon n1''"' 11 uinor till cvti lug, Hilly?" ulir commented aim m, .T'"1 Hi" ,("" ""' """r' "You bet, itnnkted HHIy. straight nilhll tip III" ' Hill I'll liiinlli'B tr'l" Indeed 1 In what wnvr u'l.v I nin brllutlna down a 'denr An.l khf bltlhcd mill auld ho una tli u,m ' 1,11,1 "Pproximately $lil.. Buvr. Offer HKh Prices and Break D. i - . . r . uiumu isommna, r-x'ui-ii.., MU,, j,l(1 j Clll(,f orester J'inc-liot turn. ij down two Invl. liitloim u, ott. rt.J tin.. convontkn of tho Niiti.mul Woolgrnwcra' aisoclatli.n. wnicn BUjouriiml In thin city Suturday Mr. I'ln,.h,.i'. ...i i . . ,v " " 'UKlllB W.TB based on what lio termed t. Hellish and narrow policy o tin. association toward the, government forestry service. On a fluid Hlii.wdown on the Chicago wool storage proposition it wan found tlmt the signature to tho Chicago con trad were 4,MMl,OH0 pound short of thi' reimired ".fi.WKI Hud i ........ i.... ' . '. ' -n. iv. ftmri iiiif in. ry io niHuri' t in ( li cni.i r.,i,..i ai . . ., - .. . I '-v. n. lormntion or alleged astounding fmudti rt..-tinf of tboxu already ii, , I Um.ii lln ,,u,lic liindti ha com.. Into " found to bo impossible to secure tho tnisscasioi, of Kcrr.-ti.ry Carncld lodges of the rc.,uird amount amuig Government Asks Million Dollars to Recover Stolen Lands. VALUE I REACIILS $110,000,000 Thlrly-Two Tl.ou.ndCi of Fraud- ulaot MolliriK W.t cf Mi.. Ippl Many In Oregon, CATARRH IN HEAD Pe-ru-na Pc-ru-na. EIGHTEEN ARE DEAD MnI jw - - ji i 'Trains Collide on Denver & Rio Grande in Colorado. THIRTY PERSONS ARE INJURED .. ....... I , ...,-, i-lj r,,?,?a- - j' sa Westbound Paatenger Crashat Into Cattbound Freight Doctor and Nuraet to Scene. ulict hoy In town. h Urrmlvi.li, Cnl Mcri l.Kiit - All. wtl niun'l ,n..ln!li of fta wmlhrr. It liilla in I rlnlira, )''! alMtw, "nauuiior (maliliif out a . Iim ) - V I null. Ihal III mr raaa it lina kill,,! I y. at.-rday II, iiTir microiw. Only One "IIKOMO OUININC" I),. I IAXA1IVK IlKOMO UIIISIMK l tut U.a lfi.aMr ut K W. (.11. IV K l!.t ih. I-". vplfllMlMe fl. "j'ti ),' Blir. (he firignr artie in I nit a iii.lv f A no-rii-an inUiu t.mia. ".In ! Iiril.tit Hi rruiaraal.lr .i.. .if .ur grrat lrixiriiiix.il aloreaT" ' I j (!; fl'!." :! Ilia r H "llinl wr if a alrM o;l. 1'itlf r.ia.onima will Mail i!lr mm titnni:iUinlgty ai r...itiir i.ri timt la oi.l wn (ill 1.1 aril jwia." Kiir-i:n la ll brain rlfart lMnii Many l"'n"M o.tH'luda an at t'H .i la.iiiitaa, or iauii:i.f. witb a o. kit! iiniwA li.ir antvalor- m. amit t iii a Iwl.of in ll.a . a. ji f I'. 'I l"' a.. lakni la hi H ta.irtw I li.'n Iba bl.to-l ami K.im Ui arateiu. U.-lhata IU Cl.it Mr. win,i.,-t- a,,iMB ar.... ti.r K a' t...aU i. tut ihmlt oat tai i t'liMal II t'Mlwrala4. ", .nint (rnilrnto-Q,1 mUI lha jiro. (r.ir ..f iturwl (ll.it.iilit In mi.il:i.(; u. !.. Hilift Ula It. Ida I'. I) uml. u-l. ! ! II"), M( I ttwotl lirl I u thr iiiiti 'album) atul hitcUfiiiuAl aria- 1. air. anfrr-4 I ti man !'!. !' ta.l ); "ll m.an tif jrvai an I (.,!, In )wr ttiUnl " 1100,0(1(1 Wl,ri, f I,,,,,!, , . ..I..-M . t .i ... . i'"' .. w. ai iii in. MinaiHMiio river hnv. I.. .1 r . , .! ... . ' , x' 'iw ( ii iiHUillin-liuy witllin uio mm iii yenra, and hidivldunla. "'"I a View to r. I'ov. rm ll.. . t.. ... . ...... " H.i.ia, oi'crt'iiiry uariirid acnt h tii ra to CliKlrniHii IIuIk l.iul ( hnirjimn Tawn.y. of thu ncimli. and noue Miiiiriiiirintioii commillri-a. r.. n.-rtivrly. aakli f f.,r tin additiom.l iip. ro.riBiion of r,0(l,noo. which, if Kratitr.i, wild Ihut alr.ady anki'd fur ...,..;k..iu a .ir.Tuni ot i,,o j-ociiii. o run. v. iilion, and u rumpui(ii will l. iimoK. u.iiii'.i uii mo otiiMiii.. Wool hoy.- fn.in ChicHno nod iSt. 1lUIH tlllVC ll.'.-n Ill'livx Hi, .,,.. II,.. ...... I .... . v.... vw.r .r.oruona vcmioti in l,uymif tho lUOil t-lio lit ....... . . . i nun in to i ct'iitH. Muny wi.olrow. ra, ricri'lorori. roimiilcri'd an aUunrh Ui.orl. ra of the (:hicuo plan, haw c'liiirncii'ii thi-ir i-liiia to orivalo huv. crs, allured hy th.. n-niurkuhlo tiricc. Ui'd. ri waa m lected uh tho mut i,lr ui lo.'i'iii.ir. rrcd W. tioolinir. of KhoHhon.. I'lalio, wan re c in lc 1 prcdiilenl : win Kiv. in,. (I. imrtniint fl.UOO.IMili (icri;.' S. Walker. t (W w.,. or ma. purpoiie. ,,, waH c, . .. . , . . . wiiriiem aiao auoini a a I'eowe . of 11. I. 1,1. M,, ,...... ..airowni 01 . it. Mrtiwart. chief of achi'tcd a, trraauri-r. A. II. Knollin Held (o-rv ice. ahowlnit over 32.000 I of t'hirami. aiu-re, ,!. ,( .!,... h I.' u.' .... dlatmrt r.-a of alleif.d land frauda of Me. l lIlnU'Klllirt (1 fial l.'i.ut..n At ..... leniB.MiiiiK Further Invi ntii;ation. (If preajdei.l. and A. J. H.lf. !t.r. r,f I .a. IlKKl.iral iMIImnnlal, i ,j ,.i iio a nu Ukc juur . rr -tirt I ' " ral. 1 1 a au atrea I ; , hrrr la. n rct.(.ua to oa at ail. toil III.', tits; Ifc aa 'ew ii aiir l.r . I Iw f i.m. M." ! ."... r. rati a u.u .oa Ill a It kliw Ul , ..l. M . fViiil...k l ucn r- awu llnif inv aliiration mere are in Oreiioii 1 , 42 : California and Nevada, I..OU: WaahinL'ton and .Nortli Idaho. 1 . Miif. ; Montana, a.r.nr. t oluniil.i, K.iJL'l ; Arizona. 4'.iii: Wv- MoinB, Zl,i;.a: t tah. 1.4.H2. and Ni w Mexico, l.Siitt, Much Land In lhl Statu, anhmtJlon, Jan. l'.l, Arcordinjf t" a aistenieiil aent rontrrea yeaterday hy nm reiary darnem, me Kov. rnineiit la now .(deaviiriii to r. covi r title to $ J. MS, WO worth of mihlii'lnnda fraud uleiitly entered or itoUKht to he entered In (ircKmi. Una include f.Ml.tioo worth of t.inlvrr land acouired hy ('. A Smith, ltKl.WHl ,y Krcd A. Kriha, i:!f..io(i involviil in 123 fraudulent llmhrr ntri. (name not (;iven), f 2.Mi,iMHI worth of tine pine timlicr. and liX'.OOO worth of coal land within fur. at reaerveii. lie alao holH-a to re. rover f.r.!l,oou worth of land in Wah- iisjjt.'ii and a lartte ipmntity in Idaho. COSGROVt DtLAVS JOUHNEV Wathii'itton' Governor-Elect Will Ra- main South a Month. rian rram-ta o, Jan. i'J. ActitR on the advic of Ir. Sawyer, who la at. tending him at I'we liohlea. Cl., (Jov ernor-flect CoXKrove, of VVahiti(;toii. ha deciiird not to k North for at laa a month. ot;rove i imnnivinj; ev. rv lay and hi phtaicinii I foidVient that he will ultimately le a well a ever. Tin. reason fur the postponement of the trip la that Ir. Sawyer dor not h.'lieve CaVHfruva alronir enough yet to faci? a North, rn winter, afur having U-en in tho warm climate. imp, yn., Mjecceded aoii, of Wyominif, a Dr. J. M. Wil Western vice pn aiilent. In the resolution adopted any ri duc- tion in the present tariff on wool and hide was opiMKi d, Hnd the i.ro.'Mwc.i ratahlinhmi-iit of a central Wool market in Chicago a;iprovil. th. innteviir. Jol'B Itwkefeller Inade, he J, sUty- Oil four Iti'iiianital it'ilUr lrrowrd; oh. h r'!r I It up In clmlik. I frl that J r-tiM d.i cil or 'wt a well a lie, Milt b" .: aeema In lung tn letnl four t.iJUaaod pUiuLa i t inn II nikloil IValt. Ieaalr'4 II... .a riaklrra. 'I Ma iteiinl'ir.t a!. '.In. I 1 a gl filii," Mr. Taokiiwuy tiniiir.il, "t. anaitrrrd Mr. T , "hut It !! ! le a h't U tter Hilne If w ou:. t.iitvirt aH-.ihol nawra"- Kaitaae City linn. Bhake Into Your Bho A 'W" ! tVa. i - let ft l frl. tl euewa ..nf ,1. ..i'.i ...t;ii., .-a.if (pet. Jlftki f.w lyw l-.t.t I'll ail l'r'ttiia alvl Mi, I' . f. 1,.. I .rrel a" iltll . !tmll I I.I t- AM- A li. Ulina'-I. I U-, N. X. tha W rtidsj Kara. "t'll'i-r." an Id the iie mKtatrati, "li!it t the chars!" fiilnl lliia many "1 i,.t-di-r:v n ii.lml. VU h nr. He ! 1,1. i.rrtv hnl.li.ura ar tied un for a..hei two .h..r.ia hdl.a I., whom hall. Since the sh.K.titiK'of lleney, the I lHaird the American supply ship Cul Ii" lud netcr Ixi'ii lnir liii.l and In ltel tti.tii to hoe a Thitulistvlng din n- r at lna riiwnae " 'Tliiil waaii'l itUorderSy conduct It .'ia rii'k'eaa llnrllii!."-- Jinte. ABE RUEF VEHY HARD UP. Decldrs lo Sail HI Bit; Maroon Bun Wa(on for Caih. San Francisco, Jan. 19. Former Kwm Ah Uu. f. now under sentence of 14 year in San Qui-nlin for hribery. I very hard up and has decided to sell hut tine maroon-colored touring auto- mohile, in which he u wont to spin around town. Ituef s financial condi tion, insofar a available funds arc concerned, has not heeii anything to hoast of for mmio time. Nearly all NO CHANGE IN POLICY. Diamiitat of Yuan Shi Kai Will Not Artett China, IVkin, Jan. lft. Prince Ching, pres ident of the Imurd of foreign affairs, has assured the American and liritish niinisterB that the distnisaa! of Yuan Shi Kai mean no change in Chinese policy, hut hitterness has ari.en he- l'n the British and Japane.-e repre. sentalive here on accmint of Japan's refusal to join Great Uritain in her representation to 1'rince Ching. Tin llritish p .-siUon is that Japan acts in had faith, while the Japanese legation explains that it was agreed to concur in the opinion of the majority and tl at a majority of the ministers favored the luking of no action in this direction. William M. Hockhill and Sir John Jordan, renix-cltvcly the ministers to Chin from the I'nited States and (Jreat Kritain, today expressed them elves a phased with the reception accorded them hy rnnee t hmg. They say tl.e mice received them in the spirit in which they came, as repre. sentative of two friendly Kiwvr. H listened to Mcssr. Korkhill and Jordan repTtful!y, who intiired whether the lisiiiissal of nun Shi Kai meant change in the policy of China, Irinci! thing authoratively assured his ca'l.T that this was not so. This suranre, it is understood, puts an end to the had impression that followed the lismissal of l unn Shi Kai. Bodis of Cheney Found. Washington, Jan. IS. The bodies of the Amerirnn Consul, Arthur S. Che ney ami .Mrs. t lier.ev were found in the ruin of the American consulate at Messina yesterday afternoon hy tin ailor of the American battleship Illi nois, w hich arrived at Messina yes- terday from l-uej:. Tho bodies were prepared for shiimient and tuken . wm. a. PRrssm. Mr. William A. Pressor, 1722 Thirt avn., Molitic. Ill,, write: "I have been suffering from catarrl here that in ine neati lor llio past two montst and tried innumerable o-called nmie dn-s without avail. No one know how 1 havo suffered, not only from tho (lis ease itself, but from mortification wber in company of friends or stranger, i nave usi u two bottles of you' medicine Tor a abort time only, and i . tr ... . i ..... ., . eiicciecj a tomnieie mroKoi turr, ant what is better yet, the disease has not returned. "I can most emphatically recommend reruna to all sufferers from this dis ease. Read TliKa fperinf Mr. A, Thomnaon. Box f.5. R. R. 1 Martol, Ohio, write: "When I began your treatment my eyes were inflarred. nove was stopped up half of the time. ami was sore and scabby. I could not rest at night on account of continual huwk.ng mid spitting. 1 had tried several remedies and wus about to give up, but thought 1 would try reruna. 'After I had taken about one-third of a bottle I noticed a difference. I am now tompleirly lurrd, after suffering w nn catarrh for eighteen years l think if those who Glenwood Springs, Colo., Jan. 16. In a collision between Denver & Kio Grande passenger train No. C, west bound, fTrid eastbound freight No. 6G6, at Dotsero last night, 18 persons were killed and 30 injuied, so far as known. As soon as tho information reached a wreck had occurred, a special was mado up and all the avail able doctors and nurses in tho city pressed into service and carried to the scene of the accident. This train, it was expected, would bring the injured back, and possibly the dead, last night. but it was not expected to reach here before o clock. Meager details of the wreck are to the- effect that the freight train was attempting to take a siding to let the pansenger pass, but had only partly run off the main line when the passenger tram came tearing along and crashed into it. 1 he chair car of the passen ger was torn in two and one tourist car telescoped. The passenger train was well filled with passengers, most of whom were asleep. It is feared that the list of dead will be greatly augmented when full details are received. 'Hie Kind Von llnvc Always JSousht fcr.o fcorno tlus slartia- iur! oi j,imn. ii. i .. u iii r, itnrl Im Imtii iuji under his .erotial Miijif-rvl.doii lor oi r o 'irs. Allow no ono l doHv jou in Oil. C'otiiiU-i'fYii, fini.alloiiM find " .Just-iiH-g-ood" nro but Kxpcriini'iits, and I'liilmitrer tho licultli of Children l-xix-i-leiice iialnst JvYpcrimeiit. What is CASTORIA Cnstorla U a burn less. ul,stitnto for Cnstor Oil, Pare goric, lrop nnd Knothin;r Kyriipft. Jt 1m I'loasnnt. It contiiliiH neither Opium, JMorpliiiio nor oilier JSareotlo MibHtance. ItNitrrniH it pnariititee. It destroys Worm miuja . rvniM it. iiiire iiiirrii.i-a unit wind Colic. It rilievea 'Jcethlnjr Troubles, ures C'oiiNtipiition mid f latiileney. It aMsiinilateH tli i'ood, regulate tlio IStomaeli and lioweN, givfwr heulfiiy and natural sleep. 1 ho Children's I'auactaTlio JSIotlit:r'u i riend. The Kind You Have Always Bought .Dears tno Signature of in Use For Over 30 Years. tm ccwTdun covctHf, tt ituMsf tiTiMrrT, mt tt tour cm. A Flavoring. It male t syrup better than Maple. .9 Sold by tfrocera. iOGAFiL DENOUNCE FOSEST SERVICE with catarrh would try I'eruna thev wouia never regret it. IV-run a is manufactured by the Peru na urug Mfg. to., Columbus. Ohio. Ask your druggist for a free I'eruna almanac for 1909. Moll' rotter. 'f, hn!e"d; rv had many a rood 1 1 ra,- taking my motor boat out for an il! day fithin trip. "Aliout how much fluid do you am In 'Apt, don't n-k a man that! How do sou atipnoM! I tnow ), jou ro'an how ii h latiliLV? About four n lions r PILES CURED IN TO 14 DATS i'A.O OINTMENT la iruarantml to ran any ra of Itchinir. Iliittd, tdmlinr or ProtnAdin llko In lo U tiaya or mooey rafundad. oOe. Woolgrower Say Pinchot's Subordi nate Have Too Much Power. rocatello, Idaho, Jan. 16. The see- are afflicted end day's session of the convention of trmaaikr Th W tind visitor at th lit stock of Philadelphia, ahow boned over the fift of th pen in wliich lilt !!n lt.Kamun(l hojt, ttretcbej out at full h-nctli oo th floor and breath- iir at,rioroui!y. It'a pretty toiifh on you and me. old liap. ln'l it." wheeled the fat visitor, lo b prise tiesutie';" Chicago Tribune. the National Woolgrowers' association in this city was marked by another at tack on the forest service. S. Gosney, of Flagstaff, Arizona, in an address in the afternoon, declared that justice to the sheepmen of the West demanded a change in the present methods of ad ministration of the range control. Mr. Gosney asserted that he could cite numtfouss instances in his own state where favoritism, prejudice and graft have figured in the administra tion of the national reserves. After the election of officers and se lection of the ' place of meetinir for 1910, the convention will adjourn. Salt Lake has withdrawn in favor of Ogden, which city is now in the lead. Contending that any change in the existing protecting tariff on wool would work great injury on the sh ep industry in America, C. II. Harding, ex-president of the '60cts. a bu. I Per SaUxer's eatalot? pace 129. Largest (frowert of baiu-jr, oatt. wheat, I WOf ,.1. Y'.itr r t.-jt a f r; nr I tend lOo in ttain: and rec:ivj rtcpIm o( ! Sr!ey yiel(iixi i3 bu. acre. biH.on Dollar Ora, Oatv Six ltf, etc., eie., ea.nr 1 wrrh $10.00 10 gvt a flirt wth, Cif . -nd i 4o and we add a wmp'. firm seed oove.ty ; -.ivvvi Bt-cu vj jrta IK-l' .-J, 1 ; SALZEH SEE0 CO.. Br?i PC. U Create. Wla. 1 ZiZ WINCHESTER RIFLES AT FACTORY PRICES 22 Sinirle Shot. Mk-! i;21 $.'.50 iE! SimtlShot. IM-drl l.al SCO 22ReiT, .M .WIS5. $50 tl K.-twa'er. .U riel UWil I0.8O -3. US-. -. 44-40. (JtTdel t5S) ... 1J.1S 25-36. ."aU. octaiton barrel. (Mudel 1) 16.53 NO CHARGE FOR CASINO OR CARTAGE ' Send for our price list. Save ex- j press charges on eastern catalogue j house prices. HUDSON ARMS CO. iSfflft! r.Trr'ii ar brut nn-r T-r 111" f'ta: l.-r CPt A nt k ir,r! . t rnM-r lti'l aiwl prime. Xn ri-n no nk of tiwfflrk' f,t crmnnar.t ao,H We biha ttt-!Ji?ia: t'iim (tM.rti!',. llQTeftKa Dn,(f;rjaiT-w.iaul Trl awl arow- rr. in 11 tl. toonr atlTFUiUirf to auftrr 700. vi r will, ror ial arerr- wrn to d. m. rERirv co. Dotrott, Mxn. National Association of Wool manufac-1 turers, addressed the convention. He I compared the recent hearing before the hou.se committee on tariff revis'.on to a minstrel show, with some of the I congressmen as end men. In ih Au nl Atlailt.n. (itj'ljs (-itit ih HnMii.t In cri t'liii.i I'nrlih. nlui la l!i,il man ku atiina in r toiino .tit n? llirid (l,lla lui . nlin I Hiiiii. Ky tMJ. III lilt raipluj o' Jimr (aili.-r. Bck a Cold Promptly 1 lie following formula i a never failing remedy for colds: One ounce of Coiitmoiid Syrup of Sar saparilla, one (tunre Tun Comound and ono half pint of good whisky, mix and tduike thoroughly each titno and unn in doaes of a taldespiHinful every four hours. This if fullowed up w ill cure an acute cold in 24 huiir. The in,:rfdientji cuti bo gotten at any drug store, lrr emlier. Tli'.y hlrrd a !rl to ihi-i, A . lintU nn, I iruatrdl Klin 1 11. ik all tha dual in aljlit And lln.n tho dimt girl .In. (ad. "-Cliii-ajii ,..a, tt.in.lenii, I'ctifsrti the mniiti priuiitc day ll.M'itiiia fairyland. Her ray Throw o'or tlm world a gamy scrern, Itnvesllng braiitlr hi a vn wIiom fmiii, lu, gjfii,!, itray, IMterilnat ADeml.in. "w, you favor urn suit or thut fi 1,'nerV" "Ve." nnswered Mr. Viimrox. "I "''I'k I should nil her like to huv a mill III till. rntollv li. ,".iL'llah niother H, Hib ijlri enii crlth lso In f1''"'1 "f iiilne."-WiililinM..ii Slur. convicted Imws has derived but Utile 'pleasure from his bun wagon. Th iaat time, it appeared on the street was New Year eve. Over at Sun tjuentin Ituef w ill have less need for an auto mobile. gon, which will carry them to .Miples. Arrangements are being madu for the shipment of the bodies to the I'nited States. The Illinois has returned to Malta. AN I NSUKi'ASSLU ULMLDY! 1 r. . -. - m r.l ".' . ma ii as Unfu.naiiMI ra- rt PiM "":,y """t1 J'. i'..a..hiii.. iwy la .(loll na. h r Oill to k A ll 0.1 ,4 ll,. h-o.,1,1. ,J ,mJ, f-, MoiaalMal.ksmil.luaia. NUIwn i.v. nnai rl,il,l.ra 'iw a Com f Willi iLri n.L,l-M u .. .... t't )', nmMni mm ojaaiaa. fc- ranunia li hall a r.nlult. f At all druaaUla', S els. Gt Six Blck Hand Mon, Pi tshurir. Jan. lib Word was re ceived here today of the arrest yesler- lay of six member of an alleged Illack Hand oriraniratn n, after a desperate struggle) at F.llwrth, east of this citv. ThriH other inenibers of the gang escliiied, hut two of them were captured tislay an I a third was shot and woundi'd. Mrs. Yannaccia, a wealthy llnlian woman, received a letter Satimlay from a Illack llunil s.K-ietv instru. ting her to giveupf-l((. Nino foreigners aplH-ared to get the money and were met by the police. Harrlmsn Gulf Outlet. New York, Jan. 19. Negotiation looking to a truffle agreeun nt between tho Kansas City Southern hallway eiiinnanv. the Union Pacific Railroad comimnv and the Southern Pacific com pany are uiuler w ay and the papers will be signed In a few days, according lo a reiiort current here. The closing of such an arrangement would again muloi the Kansas Citv Southern a con necting link between Kansas City at d Galveston for the Ilarrimiin roads, as it was a few years ago, when it formed a part of the llarrimnn system. Nevada Cities hi Darkness Reno, Nov., Jim. I'J. High water mil landslide nut the severul power plants that supply electric lights and power to Keno, (. .arson aim v irginm City out of commission lust night. Streetcars, electric elevators, the Spark railroad shops and all plants depending on electric current are clos ed. Damaged railroad tracks have been repaired and tho first trains from the West in three (lays are due to ar rive from San Francisco today. Rescuers Frar Pestilence. Rome. Jan. 19. Owing to the mias- llilc condition of Messina, tho rescuers there have been sent a petition hero Hop Grower Want Better Rate. Sun Francisco, Jan. IS. Hop grow er and dealers of this Const have asked the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe to give them a reduced emergency rate in order to ensble them to meet strong competition in tho Fust. The hop people suggest a $1 rate, with a mini mum weight of 20.IHHI pounds per car load; for less than cur loads, ? 1.50. If this cannot he done to all Kastern points they want thes reductions mrde to Chicago and Mississippi river points and place west of them and to . New ork via l.iilveston. Neecaaarr Prollmlaiarr. Tlit young man with the engaging amlla traa otl'Tltig In anaiatance in preparing tlw dn-wU-x that war to b old at tba chun'ti atK-iul. In makiug the popcorn ball." hi aaked, "what ia the find thing to do?" W;u!i your hiuiiia.'' aaid tb practical young woman who wa overseeing th job. tier Kick. "I don't mind tlndlng a gray hair or two In in r own hair," algbed the bache lor rJrl, who slums some few sign of the sere aud ye!loit leaf, "but when I pay $."5 for a nice bunch of lovely trown nir't and have to pick theui out or those, tin, it Isii t fair. Do you think It Is?" Whr. Cent Th customer had bindrd over a ehe-k In p:tytnt-nt of his long overdue milk bill. "Is ii a cer:ihVd check?'' asked th col lector. No, flml ll il'i'in't need to he; I'm per- fi't-tly cool. That' an Impudent qui' tion to n?ik. '1 guess you'd better get It certified,' I the collector. "You insist oa having ivriitii-d unlk. NO TRAINS RUNNING. Overland Traffic on Central Pacific Stopped by Floods. San Francisco, Jan. 16. Beyond the destruction of the Southern Pacific company's bridges at Sacramento and the Western Pacific crossing near there, the damage resulting from the great rain storm which has deluged the central part of Cal fornia for the last week is slight The danger is not over, however, if the rain continues. though apparently the storm is ceasing. So far very little of the gram land in the Sacramento and San Joaquin vallegys has been inundated, and the crest of the flood has passed several of the most dangerous points. The principal danger is also at Sac ramento and Stockton, where an im mense spread of farming land will be under water if the levees give way. Tonight's reports from those points are reassuring. Heavy Rains in California. Sacramento, Jan. 16. At tho weath er bureau in this city today reports re ceived indicated that floods might be expected at Stockton and on the islands in the delta of the Sacramento and San -Mr I r ii vi IFYOUVE ;-T NEVER WORN C-rJI teT you've yet to learn the bodily comfort it owes in the wettest a!htr MADE TOP Hajjd service AWt GUARANTEES WATER PROOT 322 at au ono STOSHJ catalog rati 'o Serell-. "Is this the fiiiunclul editor?" Yes. sir." "Just to settle a bet, will you plenst Joaquin rivers, on acecuntof the heavy II me if there Is such a thing as a $; rainfall along the watersheds of the Calaveras river and other streams ris ing in the Sierras. Steamers arriving from the north this morning reported a break in the levee on the 1 olo county side, below tlkhorn, 12 miles above here. The break is 75 feet wide. t i.i:i? eriaiiny. i mm a a mil m my nihsessloii this ; ruing, ami 1 stopped nt the grocer' on my way downtown and paid It. You lose." The Reason I M.ke ard Sell More Men's $3 CO &. S3.50 Shos Tain Any Otter Manufacturer la aau. I e. t-i wrer th. anrAt 6f th neat eoai,t. ori-rUatl-B o( trua ixiU ud aAOl.4 lh.yUM. in ti. i-osal-r Tb. .-UoB M tb lMll.rt far rV n.rt , .k kai -crT ieta at Ola ..I-.. a . ,1 louk alt.r bv Ihm twt atl-MmA,'! In tia ahia'lECiuLrr ll 1 eoald io Toa hiw rarfu!'. w L rocflaa iii.'m aa., at batur. U4 l.Q,ai Utaa ixj .Uu BMka. Ml metnon of lanmnq at Soles makes Uem Man rigXiOiwata Longer rV curing tAan (uij otters. SihM-a fl. I' . r-v Kl w m k.. ..r . K .. , , .- Aleu, U.ys. H'lim,., SI l..t onU t liilUrva' '.ir llT BhlH I,M ..ru-vwl.v- rfillTIHri I NoiM H'1'""" hfnr W. u'IVi.cImi wMUIIUii itii- and itk tujutirtd on tHuuntu tmMt Color SrlU Vatd Exv-laurvly. CtaUif Bitili rrc H. L. UOlULAlv 14 bfurk St., Brvcitoa, Mau, f 6"" 'a'jLre C. Gee Wo Tie Chinese Doctor This wondeful man has made a life study of th V ropertiea of Root. Her be and Bark, and ia riving- the world the Denetit ox liia or Drws Uacd- N wiwtaiiemB ec .ntuiaf Caarantees to cure Catarrh, Asthma. La nr. Stomach and Kidney tnubLea. and Private Uutemma of Men and Women. A SURE CANCER CURE Jaxt received frum Pokin. China taie. aure and reiiabie, Unfailinir in ita wrka. If r car. not call write for symptom blank and circular. Indoae 4 cent in atampa. CONSULTATION fRCC The C. Gcc Wo Medicine Co. 162H first St.. cor. Morrnon, Portland,, Or. The 2 "FLYERS" are the O.R.&N. fast thro-jh trains between PORTLAND and SPOKANE VVM. McMURRAY, a P. A. Portland pn u No. 4-09 raKX wrtttnir to ad aertiaera pleu ui.nuiiu ania pa,par. Uncle Sam Help Brave. Helena, Mont., Jan. IS, J he gov ernment has now taken charge ot the indiirent hand of Chippewa Indians, whose pitnble condition during the cold spell excited the charitably disposed res dents of the state m no small de gree, with me result nun mey were afforded every possible relief. 1 hi government has sent an lniector here and he has received instructions to pro vide clothing ami food for them and this is being done. Nicholas Oct Off Throne. Paris. Jan. IS. Prince Nicholas, of Montenegro, has abdicated in favor of his son, Prince SlnKo, Becoming to a dispatch received here this evening from Vienna. The report lacks con ilrnmtion. though it is generally cred ited, as Nicholas had not met the full lesires of his subjects In ins nitituite i.twnnl Austria. Ilo was confronted with the sumo situation as now con fronts King Peter, of Servia, whose abdication is expected at any moment. IHl-,l.n of Labor, Itugiilea I lin e jou read the Presi dent's im'asaue? Kiiningi -Ye my section of It. I be long Id ll Thirty-nine Club. We divide the tnensage Into thirty-nine parts. Much member remit, his own part and no more. Then, at our leisure wo meet and com pare notes. Saves tiiu, t'oneluaive Kvldeuc. See Jinx lately?" 'Saw him yesterday. Ilo was hunt- lug trouble." How do you know?" Ho asked me If I had soon nnv thing of his mother-in-law." lloustn: Post. Nultteaae Oblige. Th youthful (Icoi-ge Wellington had Just declared that he couldn't tell a lie. How would It look," h snid, "for a Buried Alive for 19 Days. Messina, Jan. 16. A thrilling res cue was effected this morning when, after having been for 19 days under the ruins of their home, three children of Nicola Manissoli were saved. Fran cesco Manissoli, a boy aged 9, managed to crawl out alone by burrowing from the ruins and through a hole which seemed too narrow for even a cat to pass through. He was wounded and covered with blood. Once in the open air ho fainted, but soon revived and tout his story, tl is two sisters were rescued by soldiers. Valuable Freight Burns. Vancouver, B. C, Jan. 16. A Cana dian Pacific silk train with a cargo valued at 11,000,000, which arrived 1 feiiCa niu txi au, f r?' hut ast HtUHrttKlD fMvWI rOIMHJt WILL feibiMkUk v.. w am jflg no :r wrnut RESCENT Egg-PHosphate POWDER Mac A FULL POUND 25c Get It from your Grocer future President of the United States to by the Empress of China, was run into he eligible for membership In an Ananias 'lub?" Thereupon he trimmed the cherry tree he hud cut down, and proceeded to make big a tick out of it. Chicago Tribune. Viiclei Allun Diuara "It ha always aeenn'd to me," an Id Uncle Allen Sparks, "that it' unjust to call 'nil 'Annuiaa chilis.' It isn't quite fair to Ananias, lie didn't actually utter any lie; he only lied hy Implication. II wasu't really eligible himself to member- No River and Harbor Bill. Washington, Jan. lS.-'lbe House .inmiitteo on rivers aim nnruora iibb voted against a general appropriation Ljlip , Ano, club.. bill for river anu narnor iiiiiroveiiienu. Tho committee will report a inn pro viding for currying on important work tor surveys oi urgent . . .... . i . .1 ..I ........ t.t nlceniiv OOlfUU. asked to be withdrawn. 000,000.1 i Thoae I.OTlnu Frlenda. Nan I aw poor dear I.U Oarlln- horn'a young man the other day. H lcsik as If ah had picked hlio up at a bargain counter. Fan Yea, and she got ouly a rtmnaot. at that aby a fast freight while standing on a siding 17 miles east of Swift Current last night. An error of the b'akeman I in not closing the switch after the! train had taken tho siding caused the accident. The train immediately caught lire and four cars with valuable freight were totally destroyed. Colonize Quake Victims. faris, Jan. 14. The Duke di Litta, an Italian nobleman and owner of vast estates along the Miakka river in Flor ida, will throw open his lands for col onization to 5,000 falimilies made des titute by the earth iuake in Southern Italy. The only condition named by the duke is that each family shall take two farms, cultivating one for them olves and the other for him. improve Your Bakind K. J Baking Powder will do it! Get a can. Try it for vour favorite cake. Tf it dpesn't raise better, more evenly, hteher. if it isn't daintier, more delicate in flavor, 1-' we return your money. Everybody ii&x&i'fl aerees K C haa no rmiat m agrees K C has no equal POWDER Pure, Wholesome, Economical,