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"3 -ST.1 HELENS, OREGON, JTUIDAY, FEUBUAKY 25, 1910.
NO. 14.
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Kswsy Item Gathered frca AH
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FIEPARED FC3 TEE EUST READEB
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, tess Important but Not lss Intes
c ling Happenings from Points
OutsJds the tale. ,.
The Philadelphia coal trust Is on trial.
Dr. Cook's wlfs is III and ha says ha
, will probably ra turn to tbo United
. States. - i
Natives In Manila ara badly scared
at lbs war maneuvers, and cannot ba
convinced that It Is only for practice.
Tba Rapubllran club of Naw York li
making praparations to receive Rooee-
a vail on hia return to America. ;
' Tba Engl lh government laeks sup
port to carry leglaletlon, and the proa
pacts arc for another genarsl alactlon
soon. . j-
' A St Louis streetcar ran wild down
a steep incline, atr Iking and damol lab-
la ( two carrlagee, killing ona man and
louring 17. ; ;
Washington's Supreme court has
given cities powor to condemn all prep
arty of private corporations engaged
In publla aervtea. .
In about 80 Suprama court decisions
tba rsllroeds have lost tbalr cases, and
will bava to pay wbatavsr state tales
are aassased against them. .
Senator Aldrlch says ba can run tba
government for I a 00, 000,000 a yaar
lee than It coats now, and wants a re-
form eofflrolailoa of tan appointed.
Clarence 0. Pratt, national organ-
bar of tba amalgamated association of
Street and Ktectrlcal railway em
ployes, waa arraated at Phlladelpbl
charged with conspiring to incite riot
A blast was sat off by workman at
8pokana juit as a atraat car was pass
log. Tba car waa abowarad with
broken rock, amaabing nearly every
window, tearing big bole In tba roof.
Tan woman and a number of man ware
on tba car, but no ona was seriously
Injured.
Tba aecond car strike of tba year is
on in Philadelphia.
Kooeevelt'a visits in European cltlea
will ba vary brief, owing to lack of
time.
Major McCarthy, of San Francisco,
eummarily d tec barged 18 employee of
the Health department.
It la eald tba ruah of bomeaeekera to
the Weat will ba greater the coming
eeaaon than aver before.
A rat afflicted with bubonic plague
baa been killed in Seattle, and gen
eral cleao-up ia no In order.
Negro deputies In Cairo, III., fired
into a mob wbo wera trying to lynch a
negro prisoner, and feeling la at white
beat
The discovery of a new plot agaloat
the government in tba Interest or laa
trohas caueed a aeneatlon In Ven-
etuela.
James Gibbons, said to ba tba man
wbo sighted tba flrat gun fired by tba
Union forces at Fort 8umpter in 1861,
la dead.
The San Francieco Labor council baa
adopted a reeolutlon forbidding any
union member working In a pi
where Aaietlee are employed.
It baa developed that the coal elalma
in Alaake for which tba Morgan-uug-
genhelm syndicate expecta to pay
1600,000, ara worth 125,000,000.
War sgalnat the packing companies
le hecamlnv nettnn.ariiU. New JereeV
has dug up an old law against storing
rood to influenra prices. Hiaaouri
courts leeued indictments. .
Tba naw American play Elektra bad
Its first production in London before
an audience which Included the king
and quean and Prince Henry, of Prus
sia. It wss a great success.
Fire In tba baeament of a moving
picture show in Johnstown, Pa , weak
ened the floor supports, so that when
the audience discovered tba (Ira and
made a ruah for the doore, the floor
gave way, precipitating (00 people in
to the burning basement Ona was
trsmpled to death and scores badly
wounded and burned.
The elty of Cleveland now has 8
cent car fare, aa the result of a 16
year atruggle. " . "
A Paris parmaclst, jealous of his
wife, kept ber chained to the wall in
their homo for two years.
Francis J. lleney deduce ha will
not ba a candidate for governor of Cal
ifornia, but will again prosecute Her
mann. It Is estimated that the elty of Khar
toum will contain the greatest crowds
in Its history when Roosevelt arrives
there.
An orchaij of 60S acres In Rogue
river valley, Oregon, has.been sold for
$600,000. -
Ths Roosevelt hunting trip is ever
and the party la now an route to Khar
toum, Egypt, which place they will
reach about March 8. . -
Hundreds of letters begging finan
cial aid art pouring into Pasadena,
Cel., for Mra. Russel Ssge, who ar
rived there a few days ago for a
"raat," .- ' v,
DIET CURES
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CONSUMPTION.
Oaf Fat, Build Up, and tho Dreaded
Dlseaaa will Dleappear.
No less a medics! authority than Or.
Osier says : "The cure of tuberculosis
Is a question of nutrition ; make i a pa
tient grow fat and the local dlsesse
msy ba left to take care of itself.
any others who bava occupied tba
highest position in tbo mediae) prefee
sion hsvs said the asms; but nons bava
pointed out a auccessful wsy of ' ac
complishing It f. i ti-
The most certain method aver adopt
ed for tba cure of the "Great White
Plague" it through tha diet ossd as oat
uirecuons given below which esn be
taken at home and cocuee within .leach
of tba poor aa wall aa tba rich.
The modus opsrsndi is td ' fores ths
body to Uks on fst, a dealdsratum long
felt by the medical Drofeeslon but lura.
er before attained to. f i i
During the last fifteen years I have
preecrioea uie diet In hundreds Of In
stances and where directions have been
followed etrlctly it baa raieed tba
weight and Increased ths strength and
vitality of tha patient rapidly up to a
normal condition, thus enabling nature
to assert ber sovereign riant to Is ths
dominating force in the body and the
germa causing consumption hsvs been
overcome and tha cure accomplished
Some have gained a pound a day and
would gradually take on lose until they
would not increase in wrlght more.
I he ail important thing Is to drlok
large quantities of milk strlpplngs (tba
very last or the milking, which ia all
eream when a proper cow ia aelected.)
Ibis seems so simple and easv that
many have refused to follow direc
tions ana aemana meaieinesl to core
them, but there hss not yet been dis
covered any medicine that ia a epeclAe
roc consumption.
10 get best reaulte a hvslthy cow
should be selected, one that does not
eough and one that gives very rich
milk. A J ! V cow is preferable,
Tbs milk should slwava be tested, to
ba sure thst there la a large percent
age or cream in it
The last quart should ba milked Into
a separate dinb which reata In a larger
veeeel containing warm water juet
sufficient to prevent the atripplnn
from cooling below blood beat The
cow should be thoroughly cleaned to
prevent any dirt getting into the milk.
ao tha patient ean blow back the froth
and drink at once without atrainlng, ss
this cools It loo much.
Regin by drinking nearly a pint In
tha morning and the eame at night
and increase the quantity gradually so
that in 10 or IS daya a full quart will
ba taken twice a day. It ehould be
taken Immediately after milking, be
fore It hss had tims to eol any. All
should ba taken that can be without
too much discomfort, snd then rest
or 8 minutee and drink more and rest
again, and ao on until a full quart 'has
been taken aa soon as it can ba con
veniently. In about fifteen minutes
the patient shouM sat at the table rueb
artlclea of food aa ara known to agree
with tha stomach. At noon sat
uaual.
When ths strlpplngs are not allowed
to cool below heat and taken Immedi
attly after it Is milked a full quart
will be transfused Into tbs circulation
in a remarkably short time.
I never bava seen a ease but could
take the etripplnge without any dis
comfort worth mentioning when above
directions were followed atrictly, al
though sums hsvs declared they could
not before trying it; but when they de
layed taking for half an hour and tha
milk had cooled ten degreea I hsvs
seen bslf a pint make them very aick.
The great aecret of auccess with It is
In taking it immediately after milking
and not allowing it to cool below blood
beat, taking a full quart morning and
evening, that ia very rich.
Street Oar Man 8trlke Again.
Philadelphia, Feb.2I. Coming when
least sxpected, a striks wss declared
sgainst tha Philadelphia Rapid Transit
company by tha Amalgamated Associa
tion of Street and Electric Railway
mulofes this sfternoon, and tonight
tha police and firemen were busy hand
ling turbuent crowds. Two care were
burned, a score of eara wera attacked,
forcing their crews to abandon them
and numerous arrests were made.
Except in tha central part of ths city,
strectcsr service waa almost at a
standstill.
Csstro Hsads New Plot.
Caraca. Vineiuela, Feb. SI. The
discovery of s new plot sgalnat the
government and In tha interest or sx-
resident Castro has csusea a aenea
tlon. Many arrests of prominent par
sons hsvs been meae. uiequieung
rumors regarding ths political inten
tions of Genersl Jose Ilernsndei, lesd-
... .... II.. 4.. t M
sr Of ths NStlonsnat party, ana iur
merlv minister at Washington, who is
now In Paris, hsvs slsrmsd his partl-
sana here. .
Mora Bodies Recovered from Mine.
Cherry. III.. Feb. 81. Four more
bodies wers taken out of tha St Paul
coal mine today.' This makes a total
of 128 bodies recovered sines ths dis-
aiter of November 8. It la estimated
that 178 bodies ara yet to ba found.
Charles L. Athsrton, known ss us
"top boss," who was shot while at
hla post of duty by Mstas Maditch yes
terday, was reported today to bs dying.
Chins Wsrnsd by Powara.
Pekin, Feb. 21. Great Britain and
France have made Joint rormai ano
friendly rscommendations to cnina
that rnivarnment ehould not pro
ceed with the Chin Cboo ft Algun rail
way echems without taking Into con
alderation ths wishes of Russia and
Japan.
HAPPENINGS FROM AROUND OREGON
OREGON'S NEW WATER CODE.
Methods of Registering Water Rights
V. Undsr State liw
Eslem The following statement Wee
prepared by State Engineer John H.
Lewis to refute eoroa of - tha ( charges
that tba new water law peessd by tba
leglslsturo last year Is too Intricate
and cumbersome: J !
"Ths assertion bss been made t thai
the Oregon water coda ia so Intricate
and reetrktivs In its cpsrstlon as to
prevent or erectly check tho' use of
streams either for power or for Irriga
tion.
"For tba purpoee of throwing soma
light on thla subject a summary of tba
mints made under thla law Ini tba
state engineer's office between Feb
ruary 24 and, December 81, 1909,) baa
been ssada, ;'-.',-:,::;-!S i
' "A total of 494 applications for per
mits to sppropriste water have een
filed, theeatimated coat, of the pro
posed work, aa given by tha appll
cants, amounting to $30,000,000. : The
magnitude of tbeee figures can be ap
preciated when it ia remembered that
82.100,000 re preaen ' ad tha total coat
of all irrigation works prior to 1902,
sceordlng to' the United States eeneua.
and it ia believed that 16,000,000 will
fully cover all expenditures made since
such dste, Including tboaa or tba gov.
ernment f
"Tba feea paid to the state In con
nection with these filings amount to
89.700. a sum which mora than covers
tba cost to tha general taxpayer of
the state snsrinser'a department No
complaint aa to axcessivs fees or un
reasonable regulations or restrictions
bss been hesrd. Wster right records
sre naceeaarily more complicated than
land records, and tba applicant or
rather those which hsvs sppeared at
tha office, aeem to think tha coat dose
not exceed the benefits. 8ixty -twoof
ths 464 applications bsvs been
eeled from the records and tha water ia
subject to resppropristion.
"lbs wster coda makee no annual
charge for tbs use of wster for power
development but limits tha franco is
or rie-bt to a period of 40 yaara, sub
ject to a preference right of renewal
under the lawa then ex ie ting. It
should not ba confused with a separate
law which provides for ao annual tax
of 26 eenta to 82 upon each horsepower
developed. But little complaint aa to
the exceeslvs amount of thaaa raea has
bean beard from the email appropriator
wbo Intends to spply the power to bis
own use. It la different, oowever,
itb tha large appropriator and its re
tarding; influence is reflected In the
small number of such filings made un
der this Isw. Only a fsw of tha small
approorlatora bsvs paid the tax in ra-
aponae to notices sent out prior to Jan
uary 2.
Forty-nine petitions for tba deter
mination of water rights on vsrioni
streams of the state have been filed
with the board of control. This
board ia composed of tha state sngin
ser snd ths division superintendent of
each of the two dlviaiona into which
tha stste is divided. Surveys hsvs
been completed and teetimony taken
on nine of tbeee streams. All irrigat
ed lands, power plants, di tehee, etc,
along 1 1 other etrearas hsvs been lo
cated and mapped during tha paat
a m by tha state engineer. In all,
57,600 acres of irrigated land hsvs
been accurately measured and mapped,
at a coat of lit cents per acre.
The moat important of thess
streams are tha Umatilla river and all
ita tributaries. Crooked river. Squaw
creek and Tomato creek, in Crook
county, Willow creek In Mono county,
and Willow creek in Malheur county,
also Little Butte creek in Jackson
county. Tba popularity of tba law
with respect to the adjudication of old
rights his fsr exceeded the expectation
of the legialatura, aa the appropriation
for tho state engineer's office ia ao lim
ited that surveys cannot keep pace
with demaade.
No right to tha nee of water can
be acquired except by application to,
and the ieeuanee of a permit, by the
state engineer. Tb reorda as sum
marised sbova and tha experience of
this office during ths ten monthaof
1909 during which the water coda has
been In effect, kade to tha conclusion
thst ihis law ia entirely satisfactory to
tha prospective investor and settler.
It has already stimulated ths develop
ment of the stata through Irrigation.
Power fillne and doubtless power de-J
velopment bss been somswhat retarded
by the annual tax provided for in a
separata law. Complalnte aa to thla
feature should not ba directed sgalnat
tha water code."
the beet lande In the district south of
Sbanlko and east of Msdrss. Ths pur
chase includes tha Improvements on ths
plsea, including a large general store
snd bank, the value of which ia con
servatively estimated at 1100.000.
r A targe portion oi tne saiuwin ranco
comprises soma of the finest alfalfa
land in Eastern Oregon, to tba extent
of several thousand acres. It ia tha
intention ' of tba naw -owners of the
property to develop all of tha alfalfa
isnde by conserving tbs waters In Hsy
creak- and Trout creek for irrigation
purposes, Practlcslly all of the
ter in both tboaa stissms -for tbelr
soiira length Is controlled by the Bald
win ranch. Tba Deecbutea Una of
tba Harriman system will run through
tba Baldwin property and arrange
ments bsvs already bean made for es
tablishing one or more shipping points
ontjie company 'a land.; :
BIO. DEVELOPMEN X 'SCHEME
Company Appliea for Blanket Fran
chise In Two Countiee.
Medford It ia reported that tba
American Development company baa
applied for a blanket franchiaa for a
trolley lino over all the roads of Jack'
son and Joeephine countiee. A certain
degree of mystery surrounds tha com'
pany in that those whose names appear
on tha articles of Incorporation recent
ly filed, refuse to divulge tba identity
of their associates wbo are euppoeed to
ba furnishing the financial backing.
Aa yet the principal work of tha cor
poration. It appears, bss been to se
cure water rights on tba Rogue river
in tba vicinity of 8am 'a valley, about
It miles north of Medford, ia Jackaon
county, and to cloee contracts for
16,000 acres of land to ba included in
an extrnslte irrigation project, the
water aupply for which ia to ba ob
tained from Rogue river.
From various soureea it hss been as
certained thst the contracts for lands
covering an area of 15,000 acres bava
been secured quietly during tha past
several months, and that water rights
on ths Rogus river bsva also been ob
tained to insure a aufficient quantity of
water for the irrigation of orchard a.
It being ostensibly tha intention to
provide for Ihe irrigation of tha land
and its promotion on ths market in
email tracta.
The land to tha vicinity of Sam'a
valley and Eagla Point ia a veritable
desert, but once Irrigated, it ia aaid,
it would become moat productive, and
as the Rogue river bss a strong flow
of water with a good fall, it ia believ
ed by those having observed tha coo
tour of tha land that irrigation ia feas
ible.
The object of securing frsnchisea to
build rail way a on county roada, ia tak
en to ba part of the echems for placing
tba land within easy reach, if placed
under water and thrown on tba mar
ket
. Strike Pure Water at Well.
Vale Newblll ft Coleman, wbo have
been ainking a teat well one half mile
southwest of tbs town, struck an un
limited flow of pure water. A aample
baa been aent to Portland for analytic.
The well was sunk on tha Road com
pany'a land, and tba mayor haa written
to that company aaking for a donation
of the Isnd where the wall ia aituated.
and for a plat of land on the Vale hill
for a reeervoir, and also for a park site
to be donated to the city.
Big Baldwin Ranch Sold-
Portland Ona of tho largest trans
actions on record in eastern Oregon
rsnch landa was consummated laat
week when the immanss Crook county
holdings of ths Baldwin Sheep and
Land company was sold to a syndicate
of Portlland capitalists for a figure
said to ba in tha neighborhood of
8460,000.
The Baldwin company's holdings
comprise 26,600 acres located on Hay
creek and Trout creek, and occupying
Accommodations for Passergera.
Salem The railroad commission haa
taken up the matter of providing facil
ities and conveniences at the point
near Derry where the Weet Side divis
ion of the Southern Pacific erosses tha
Una of tha Salem, Falls City ft West
ern railroad. Waiting rooms will ba
built and tha achedulea arranged ao
that connactiona both north and south
can be made by the passengers an
route from Salem and Dallaa to Cor
vsllis and Portland.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Whsst Trsck prices Bloeatom,
81.13 l.i3; elub, 81-06; red Rua-
aian, 81.04; valley, 11.05; 40-fold,
81.10. .
Corn Whole, 835; cracked, 836 ton.
Oats No. 1 whits, 831.60 per ton.
Hay Track pricea Timothy, Wil
lamette valley, 20"m per ton; East
ern Oregon, 822023; alfalfa, 817
18; California alfalfa, S16i17; clo
ver. 816(M6; grain hay, 816(18.
Fresh Fruits Apples. il.253 box;
pears, 81. 60 1.75; cranberries, 88(0.9
per barrel.
Potatoea Carload buying prl
Oregon, 7U(n7bc per sack ; sweet po
tatoes, gftoese psr pound.
Vegetables Cabbage, 81.60(32 per
hundred; tumipe, I1.H5 per sack; ruta-bagaa,8K(jl-26;
carrots, 81; beets,
81.26; psrsnlps, 81.
Butter City creamery axtraa, S7($
89c; fancy outside creamery, 35(i39e;
store, 204023 Ke per pound. Butter
fst prices average 1 M par pound un
der regu'ar butter pricea. -
Eggs Fresh Oregon ranch, 274
28c per dosen.
- Cheese Full cream twina, 19d(20c
per pound, young Americana, 2021c
Pork Fancy, 12(iia ,e par pound.
Veal Fancy,12ftl2.V per pound.
Poultry Hena, 17H(i18c; springs.
17 M 0l!l8c; ducks, 2022c; geeee. 18
D14c; turkeys, livs, 22,24c;
dressed, 26tf 29e; squabs, 83 per dosen.
Hops 1909 crop, prims and choice,
20(i 22c; 1908s, 17c; 1907s, lle
per pound.
Wool Eastern ' Oregon, 1623c
pound; mohair, choice, 26c
Cascara bark 4 (jj5c per pound,
Hides Dry hirles, 1818),'e per
pound; dry kip, 18((t 18,0 pound; dry
calfskin, 19(ii?21c; salted hides, 10(
lOJiie; salted 'calfskin, 15c poujid;
green, le less.
Cattle Best steers, 85.C0fi6.76;
fair to good steers, 84.60(i)5; strictly
good cows. 81.60(11)4.75; fair to good
eowa, 83.76(C4; light calves, 85.60((6;
heavy calves, 846J!5i bulla, 83.60jr$
8.76; stair a, 83(r4.
Hoge Top, 89('(9.25; fair to good
hogs, 88.60(ii;8.76.
Sheep Best wethers, $6(36.26; fair
to good wethers, 85ffl5,50; good
swsa, 86; lambs, $66.60.
WORST STORM OF WINTER
Rocky Mountain BKizsrd Sprssds
Ovsr East snd West
Chicago, Fsb. 18V Tbo bllisard that
gripped tha Rocky mountains and Mis
souri valley regions yesterday swept
ssstward today and tonight tha Ohio
valley and wee tern Allegbenles ara
struggling with ona of tba heavieet
snows of ths winter.
Extrems cold prevailed In tba West
ern states today, tba thermometer at
tha summit of tba Rockies going aa
ow aa u neiow sera, it waa 17 be
low at Pueblo.
Temperaturee la tba middle Missouri
valley moderated durtngTtha day, but
with nightfall tba thermometer again
began to fall and sere weather ia
predicted by tomorrow morning.
a aevere D I lizard la raging over
Lake Erie and Ohio ia buried under
heavy snow. Passenger trains on
trunk lines east of Chicago ara from
ooe io lour hours late.
Toe temperature at St Louia to
night is 4 below aero, and tempera-
wee ss low aa a below ara reported in
ssissoun ano Boutbern Illinois.
Cincinnati tonieht Ilea under
blanket of snow which is tha heaviest
fall recorded there in 26 veara. Tha
snow baa been falling steadily for 14
hours and at 10 o'clock tonight baa
reacnea a oept or 0 Incbea.
Communication with tha Kentucky
eiae or me unto river practically sev
ered for eeversl boars this mom ins,
All trains ara from one 'to four bonrs
lata. Reports from towns throoarboot
aounern sad Wsstorn Ohio say 24 in-
cnes orsnow is general.
A gale ranging in velocity from 40
to 60 milea an hour and bearing- with
it a heavy enow, has demoralized
traffic in Northern Ohio.
Passenger traina on the New York
Central and Pennalvania linee ara run
ning 2 to 4 boura late. Practically no
ireignt trains ara moving.
in toe 36 boura endinr st 8 o'clock
14.9 inches of snow fell at Columboa.
Ohio, This is tha deepest snow on
recora mere.
At 6 JO o'clock this mominr the
thermometer registered 17 degrees be
low aero at Pueblo. Cola, the coldest
of ths winter, and the coldest weather
on record In Pueblo ao late in tha win
ter. Suffering of cattle on tba range
ib reported.
JAPAN TAKES EXCEPTIONS
Leading Newspaper Says Japanese
Should Be Naturalized.
Tokio, Feb. 18. "We ara tired of
tha anti-Japaneaiam of American pol-
ticiana," declares the Asahi today in
an editorial which ia typical of ths
general comment apon the Hayes bill
in the American congress.
"Tbs question of ths taturalixation
of tba Japanese in America ia ona of
the moat important matters of the
present time," continues tha AsahL
'Tha time has cripened for Japan to
take a decisive stop toward co-operation
with the better element of Amer
ica, such sa that represented by former
president Roosevelt
It is time for this country tobearin
negotiations with the better claaa of
Americana looking towards tha legal iz
ingjof Japanese naturalisation.
Naturalisation will ba the perma
nent eolution of tha problem. The
acaneaa in America should become
American citizens.
Such attacks as that made noon the
Japanese m ue ctayea bill ara becom
ing wearisome. They are inspired
oniy oy tne lower element in America.
But it ia time for Japan to act"
Tba Asahi ia one of tba leading: I
pen of Japan.
Berlin Bakery and
iCOFFEE hoi ISP
. Everything New and Clean.
Try our Collee and Cake.
HOULTON OREGON
'ra. ': Beset. "
ot. Helens laaKery
All Kinds Of
Pies, Cakes, Bread
House Contains Skeptics
Wsshidgton, Feb. 18. Members
tbebouM may demand that Robert
Peary exhibit his proofs to tha world
before voting him a gold medal and
ue manna ox congreaa. It waa
learnea mat tne naval committee was
not entirely unanlrooua on the 'propoei.
tion of bestowing honors upon tba dis
coverer or ths Pole.
Ons of ths ladera of the house, who
declined to allow the use of Jhie name,
sam soasy lost ns waa opposed to ac
cepting proofs of Mr. Pssry that he
discovered ths Pols merely because the
National Geographical eoeietv had ac
cepted them.
Direct Drimary to Pass.
Springfield. III.. Feb. 18. Forty-six
Republicana and 43 Democrats com
bined in the Illinois house of repre
sentatives today and pasted tha direct
legislative primary bill. Thia victory
for the direct primary waa followed
immediately by another when the
house concurrd in ths senate amend
ments to the main direct primary bill.
All that ia left to put the two direct
primary billa up to Governor Deneen
for hia signature is for the aena'e to
concur in tha house amendments. Thia
will ba dona.
'Oiled Doughnuts Poison
Laurel, Md., Fsb. 18 A mistake in
tha delivery of two barrels of oil near
ly caused fatal results here when 60
persons were made violently ill by eat
ing doughnuts prepared in machine oil
instead of cooking oil. In two in
stances entire families were on the
aick list, snd tha physicians bad hard
wore aavtng them, u developed today
that tha machine oil had been ordered
by a hardware dealer, who received in
stead tha barrel intended for a baker.
Germane In Street Riot
Frankfort-on-tba-Maine. Feb. 18.
Severeat fighting occurred lato today
between the police and suffrage dem
onstrators, and many wars wounded on
both sides. Tbs Socialists bsd org an
Ised five mass meetings which pasaed
off in good order, but crowds gathered
later.
I.E. RAMSEY, Propr.
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