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Pastor's Advertising Scheme
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I Al:UA Italian Faseisti. wlio
resses
id till' ti;Wll 01 HUVIfcil, luikv.i
jmrpi'i.i'1. uceiirillllK i" " '" , , ..,..., ' m um iftnrs 'n
sel.t.d by Co, isi- I.Hlovn-.r. O,,--, l,U . "V"
(hi nl of this a.i i-si'i'iidi'il hi Hi'yi'ni' -Us
third of this w.n i-Ji"
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At Closing Out Prices
PAGE TWO
DONATIONS GNLY i
Wash
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mi 'talv: . 1.. . .
i' SA.MMOI'X, AhIh Minor, July 2H.
j -American charity, Is k'uLinK alive
i the- remnant ul' tlit! dyfiiK Armenian ,
: luilhui, When ittl ol her cdjuilrics i
turned ii di-jtf nw to the prlvat Iimm
and hoi mi's of the Armenian .pupil-;
Union, the Amoriian people iloiuif m t
IWI.IHIO.IMH) nihl ;iUU,tllHI,IHi() pound1
or I'ood.suitlH and relief Miipplh-K.
('(jill'-M-d tliDUKiimit what wan ome
the Armenian Mtnte uri' today iimn
than :nni Ainerhaii men and wo-1
men who arts work Iuk valia ally to
save the Lih ves'len of thi, oldest
ft. ,l!i
ff-liniTV-lSrl
Mina Taylor Dresses
Included in This Sale
We arc olTerine,' our Sin-uinor Wash dresses dm
sale ill Special 'losing Out Prices now ill order to
entirely clean up and make l in for our new Kali
dresses which will soon lie-in to arrive.
TJiese dresses are being offered at prices run;;-,
ing from
One-Third to One-Half Off
Hill's Department Store
of Christian vucmh in this far-off
emit liM'iil.
'1'h i! Americana am concent nit intf
tin attention on I In legions of
parent ieK children which Sunlit; Ai -men
In tin largest nrplMJiatv cen
ter I he .world Iuih ever known. In
'I'ruiiHcauca.fia ulnae an.! Withered
Hie childhood of nm.mut Amo-nlnu
i(UiiK" H who ihil heron; the Turl'n
f rem Krzci uni, Trebi.omI, Van and
Hillis. America has Ix-cosjh' the foster-parent
of iliehe unliU'.-py. hhelter
lesn youuKHtt' rs.
Tho A meri( -him -ha ve oi'Kani.ed US
hospitals, fjlt rlhiU's, and nuniher-
' Is relief Kt at Ions t hi'oiif;innit Asia
.M inor. In a single month they
Hi vn medical t real in- nl to in ore
than lod.iMMf patents. In ;lie Alex-
, iiiitiropol orphanage alone 111 ere m
iinoie than :(,tHM) children stifleiin;-'
j 1 rem I racliomu. j
Charli's V. VicUery, head of I he
Ameiican Near Kiul Uelii-T Commit-
i tee, who recently arrived from the'
1 I'nited States to unpenine t In i'i--ld
work of the oraniatinii, Niiid re :
i i cently in an Interview :
! , "We are caring for Armenia's '.
i ; and (ireec'n Kreat hosts of ret u- J
j uees, oi'idians and sick in North-!
I ern Asia. It. i.i a colossal titslt.1
I made possihle only hy the liherality !
j of I he American people. Hut we
i cannot continue it imfiniiely. We j
must make the people seli-snippori- :
t Iuk. We are trying to phoe full I
; reaponsiliilily for the care of the .
ri'fimc".1 poiulatioji upon the govern-;
men is concerned . The union unate ,
hid , how evi 'r. is that the govern -
, meuts are rtdiictani to accept, the '-,
i (diliual ion. America's heart is the j
jonty one that seems to have been .
; MKivefl by the d plorahle plight ot
these wretched people.
"I 'mint i neriuonHle on tlio church WacVboari! c-vory wec-h. Follca
rci.l.l IV dint ' Oiiio In I.i lu-ar more-," mya the Iltv. H. C. Dickinson. Con
Krc;;atlijiiiiliil, ColoraUo Hpiinu. Col.
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I.dNliON, July lis. I'aLhetic vt
ters are leceivcd here every dav from
pi oinment liussi;ais in -!oseov and!
other iai'K' .Soviet cf. nte' s depiftiri(4 !
the plijflU of tiie population uaiier the!
pK.ent leuinie. Wtitinc; to one of the!
London newspapcis 1'roie.sHor t.'hiiste-j
vitch, an euiinf-nt. physician, says that1
eveiyom is anxious to come to Kuiope.
or America to s'.e how human heinsj
live. '
"W'e are livitif in n life uf hoasts'j
-ays the letter "ami we think only
of wood and food. We are cut off!
I't'oni all eivili.ed life and sympatliiz-;
ire; people. Voii caiuiut, perliaps, un-j
deiytand how heavy life x without in-;
tellecuiel imju i;ssions, without .hook
and m wspapet s and f riemlly cunver
sat ions.
"Our hearts .no so hardened hv suf
lei ins and jossrs" that deaths of'
1 1 lends and t clations make no more
hiipiessiun up'-n us than trivial events.!
Nevertheless w;1 continue to hope ty1
be human beings .'Hiain! In the oid!
C.arist days my wife and ilentfcd!
fur poliirca! freedom. Today my wife's;
ideal is lo have a pair of sloL-kinj;.s all
2.t(iu.n(K rubles a paii, -
"We aie all alive. I hat is ihe prin
cina! thine; these days. We sold all
our tiling in the hope to buy new ones
when we moved fiom Kazan to IVt.ro
triad, bin we nte ail our money. We
ai; very ric!i u"W in Russia, hut only
;n numeials. You see that the stanin
upon this Idle,- cust 100.0(10 rubles. A
if of inead costs tliree limes that.
"We live, :u,d we aie satisfiftl that I
we live, and- that the .winter has pas.---I
fear to iz'iw you all the news
fin it is such a lontr list of dead from
maladif s and ruin.''
OIIIIIKSTliA TO IIIC I'ISSOI.X
V"
Fresh Strawberry
Sundaes
At Hie lJKXALh KOl'NTAlX
Willi Hazel wood Ice ('renin, French Salad.
( 'liocolnte, Maple Xul and N'anilla.
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The siore
Wliere Most Folks Buy Their Drugs
mi Lira
TO ELEPHANT
Cllirnp 1'rnlVssnr Sees lio
scinlilain'C I lt'1 ween 'Ilic
IPwo; Kxplains His Minis.
CHlCAC:)-" Society find,
hn it has a new elephant on its
hands"
"And the elephant is '.' ''
"Yen, it's woman1. Ami Itctwce'i
this Scylla, woman, and Chnrybili.i.
labor, society tries to sWer its banpic
into a calm sea. Hut our social se.i
must always lie agitated, nuitn'l ii?"
Twi ehai actei s f i .mh a book wi n
ten by l'lofe.-snr Unn,.,. Horse
aie talkinp; nbout evi- ami mairiae
Krirnds of l'i ofe-isor 1 nt se funnel-
euiator iff anthrupolee;v a; ilu- KieKI
Museum mid prolesor at the Uni
versity of Chicago. whiiM1 wife -e
ctti;f(i a di voice recently bet a use (
her husband's theories that, writing
nin) matrimony did im tetrether,
were studying the fust publihe
novel of the "bohemian" professor
today und di"covei nuv manv of hi
tht'otius of love and I O between the
f "Youpk -Low," published in
jimj, mvee years arter be separated
from his wife for a tour amu9d i
world. o
"Yountf Low" is onp of the auto
oioffruphieal novels so popular din lit
erature reventb- The experiees of
the yuune mini in the book are strik
ingly similar to the life of Prof
jiorsey, irier.iis point out. The Q'iO
i tno novel lakes a lonjr lour throuirn
the .Andes on n scientific expedit!
Anions tlie fictional rom.iiilie inei
denta in the book, many bits of phil
osophy lire dropped by the characters.
, "Vou ace, mon mi," (ho woman,
Youiie; Low loves says to h i m in onn
lue-saye i iitlu- book, "the woman and
labor pi oblem is i ooted in property
ijihts and inheritance laws- We will
compete with you as far as our
t tenth peimits, You can't keep u
I l oin doinjr that . Hut we can't be
economically independent and bot
aian at the same time. The time an 1
;;t i t-njrt h i i iplii ed to bear '.'ISjldvci
handicap us in t he economic race. Il
always will."
; Her Philosophy of Love.
I Pciiiaps Piofe.-sor horsey will re
flect on this missive from his book
a" he contemplates the sliding seal1
of alimony asked by his wife, who
ha-- hot iu him children, readH's
of the book declare.
An old philsopher in the 1
peks lo Youiik Low as follow-.
"There aie several kinds tif love.
All of them combined don't constl
fute the wJude of lift mil v a nwvt
of it tf .
1 'Man at hist has t he counter o
;dai' to nutation the dortiinr of men.
!;ir:mv. He aitnuts by nature that h
, is polygamic! I to you suppose for a
, moniun that Wumon nature is ra
icaliy ilUteieilt. v m 'Of courNt-.
wonieii are monoifaniic!' Ate rhrv T
Modern man nifle is Kcneiuily Bikh
iiui ancc."
Hy Assnem led -. cssj
8AX KItAXClHCO, July
Lnwyers and judges to 1 he number
jot more than L'.unu are expected lo
come to San Franc isen early in
(AiiKUBt to attelid the J!t2L conven
tion of the American liar associa
tion, the Nat iona 1 Co it fere nee of
. Co in mission ers on Cnii'orin State
i Laws and the annual meeting of
i the California State ll.ir associa
ition. The commiHsioneis uoi't An
KUst 1 to !', the t ate body eon
venes August 7 and the national
j a.ssoeial bin on August 8 to 12. '
Several noted speakei'K are o ad
diis:i il:e orani.at ions, names on
the prour.i niK iueliidinu William
Howard Taft . ehief justice - uf I lie
I'niled States, Yice Presldeni Cal
vin Coolidne; Chief -Jusliee Lin-ien
I Sha w of t.he t 'a lifornia supn - me
' court ; (teorye '. Wiekersham.
Keueral; Coidenio
president of tho
-aiciatiiui. and (iim-
A Men ol Kansas.
It is hoped I hat Klilni Uoni, form
er Hecretary of state, also will
Mpealt.
AdilretJseM jire also to be made
by two distiiuMii -bed visitors, the
HI. Hon. I.onl Shaw of Uunfenn
line, i t vroM'ig tin: lite bar ol' (Il eal
Utilain and Henri Aobepin, pp
resenlinj: the bar ol Paris.
Two commit lex- re pons, in which
a cre:i deal uf interest is be ill i:;
talii II. will be presetlteil. ( Mie is
the report of the t (iilllUlU.' e on pro-
molion of Anierii-an ideals, whi.-b
will be presetted hj Mariin .1, Wade
'f Iowa. The other Is the n-piti I
of he (onimilte mi law enforce-1
men!, pre .etiir.l hv w I Swatiev
of Tennessee.
IHy A'-iocmien t-rrss
I SYDNKY, X. S. W., July 28.
s Announcement of the impending (lis
'i solution of tin' state orcht 'Hrn has
thrown tlo: Ni'w South Wales musi-
; ea I world Jul
I gov ern ineni ha
; three moiit lis
; an iiouiici meal .
year amounte
"Jl.iiuo and
1 penses were more than $ ion, 00(1.
jThe pleas of utnsic lovers to the unv
lornnu'nl asking reeonsideratfon of
j the decision to a holi di t lie orcbes
! i ra have been una vaili ng t.hus Ta r.
o consternation. The
s given the musician's
notice following the
i bat the- deficit last
d lo apiproximaf fly j
t hat t he annual e-
CAWXPMKK, India. July 8. Mail-1
luna ! las) at Mohan i, who, in sonic I
ipuuitets at least, has succeeded M't
hiUina (iiijulhi in the active leader
ship of Indian nationalists, has had
a wide oxpeticnee in the promotion of
Indian movements. U nliku (i and hi,
who is a Hindu Mohani is a Moham
niedi'.n. lie is now jirisident of th;'
United Piovinces Piovincial Congress
Committee and was recently elecle i
president of the AM-Jndia Moslem
League.
In 1!M)-1, Mohani received the degree
of liachelur of Atts from Sir Syed
'Ahmed Khan's Mohammedan College.
Jiis fiisL politira) ventuie was the es
tablishment of a "Mohammedan news
paper, printed in the I'rdu language-.
This paper, called Urilu-a-niualla, did
much toward u rousing and unit in:1;
the Mohammedan community. From
this time he began attending the an
nual nuetings of the Indian National
Congiess and publishing in Urdu re
ports ot the pKu'eeduigs.
In 11)08, Mohani was charged with
sedition on account of an editorial
which appeared in his paper on the
Kngli: h policy in Kgypt. Although
this had hoeri wrtten by a student in
Aliga-rh 'ollege. the editor was held
lesponsihle for it and was sentenced
to two yeais imprisonment and a fine
of 500 rupees.
Upon being released from jail, h:
started his new-paper again, and also
opi ned a si ore where Indian products
were sold. At Inst, be was compelled
to work under great financial diffi
culties. Subsequently his paper was
again slopped by the government, and
he started another.
On several occasions, restraints
have been imposed on Mohani by the
government, but the last of these
were removed last Pccember. i He
new has a huge following" among In
dian nationalists, in spite of the fact
that on some occasions h'1 has oppos
ed, noL only Lord Heading's govei'n
ment, but (land hi, as well- Hy his
opposition to Purdah (the confine
ment of women) he has drawn on his
iead the on pes it ion of some of th,1
more nilhodnx Mohammedans.
IUMOI "1 "I. A;!-:!) M1LLJNKHY
LONDON Mis. Fianc?s Fen
chai ged with debt, was accused of
having 15 hats in a year. In defense
sue claimed it was the same hat
1 1 im mod.
tire organs Ixck viuliiy, the
Wotwl it Ikinned, appetite
fails and the general health
may suffer. Tanlac, the pow
erful reconstructive tonic and
system purifier, is the ideal
medicine for old folks. It
creates an appetite by strength
ening digestion through its
natural influence, then the
whole system is toned up and
old folks may enjoy prime
health.
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists
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The Magic Carpet
At the tccili(iii(' when vim ask I'm- " i.' nu1 1 is-(ui'-c"
yen sire mi the uiauii' cii'm'1 cf tmhiy.
A wish cxiircsscd mill your vni-e is whii-c you
desire lo scud il.
In Iliis service, distance is eliminated and in
convenience is avoided. Tin- answer is roniil
and time and money are saved.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Eciie "Grown Green Corn' Cantaloupes
liirntiT ultorney
,. Si'Vi'l'atH'i.,
AiiH'ru-iill liar n.i
I'liiur llmitv .1.
Green Beans
Green Peas
Green Onions
Tomatoes
Beets
Cabbage
Bananas
Watermelon
Peaches
Black Caps
Raspberries
Loganberries
Oranges '
Apricots
l-'iesli Country Cvani I'm- Vour Sunday I (inner.
JOEL'S GROCERY
Free Delivery Prices Reasonable
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its Valley in the middle of winter.
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in your home
f iv dating fw m, fur tf nur
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Mid SemiBer Sfwe Sale
$4.00 3 jl
Mill's (Jimdyear welt m'tords- vith fiilitici'
lu els. All other shoes liU per eint discount duts
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f. H.BohBenkjanp
Company
0l-a ( fDgj'ides' feixi'o Kxclusivi oSrti.e St.n-e.
Ifepot sinrt " r 'hone .Main 118
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
Siiy ,tlnse hiy lilack sei'ded watermelons are
flirt; fine, He delivered.
Hulk Wtvaimt 2.V lb.
i.iylit House Cleiinscr 'j for J.V
Iicuc your oi'ilers I'ov Ithtcklirt rir and jiic-
lill clli-utllbers.
The must reasniml'le cait Mini t-rt' lti r.eiy ii
' frto.
tuv rs.
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