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PRESIDENT WILSON SOON TO MARRY HELP YO UR DIGESTION Mrs. Norman Galt, Widow of Jeweler, To Be Bride. WHY N O T? It is one of the r..ost im portant functions of the body and has a direct EXECUTIVE’S DAUGHTER EAVORS MATCH influence on your general health and strength. A relia b le first aid is H O S TETTER ’S Stomach Bitters ••U S E T H E R I V E R " D alles-C o lu m b ia L ine S ta t e o f WanhUifftcm. f«>r Th«* p a l U ni d a lly •« . Hurwiay 11 |» ru U mv « I»alU*a ilsliy «•*. M ooda? 12 M S te a m e r« J , N T«al. Intarvl K m p i r e sim ! T w in fitl® « fo r Ui»p«*r fu lo m h ta an d S n a k a riy a r point«. T a v lu r Ht. |lu « k T«l M am «11 WillMMil« u j (ainialu Kn« Tma| C* N t Ü m 4 A G E N T S Hnn.11« Iilxh.«-ln«a « ta p ir artici« « . city * r c o u n try , fu ll p a rtic u la r« . SK I.I.K K H H I 't* C TA l.T Y C ü . AI M o n ta u n ta ry , Han K i« i.rirc o . t:a l Not a F air Teat. E ver since they ramt< t« school th a t momlnK two of the bo>a had boon persistently naughty. At luat. there- fore, tho toachor. now thoroughly ex asperated, ttirnod to thorn angrily, aud aald th a t they muat stay In (luring Iduytlino until wk h hud w rlttvn hla nam e 1000 tlinos. I’laytlmo duly came, and, aa tho roat of tho cl • » runo _ii<l hastened from the room to enjoy a spell of froodom. tho two m larroanta nettled down to th e ir Irkaome Imposition. hive m lnutea later th e teacher re turned to nee how they were xottlnx on, and found a healed argum ent In progress. "Como, com e,” aho anked. “ W hat's the m a tte r now?'' W hereupon ouo of the boys b urst Into tears. " T a i n t fair, m um !" he gasped. “ Ilia nam e's Tim Hunt mid m ine's A lexander O 'Shuughnessy!" Beat He Could Do. "T he lady «hot a m an—" "I ca n 't s ta r her on th a t basin," In terrupted the busy m anager "A fter I have weeded out my application« from lady m urderers. 1 m ight possibly put her In a sextette."—Louisville Cou rier-Journal. Fixing Her. “T hat vivacious Miss O ldglrl Isn't friendly to you. Is she?" "No, I think she and m other quar ried over som ethlnx one tim e when m other w as a girl." T h e Way of It. "You know, when a man loves a girl he Is sim ply inad?" “ Yes, and when he finds out th a t «nmonno else loves uvr, too, he la sim ply m adder." Brief Announcement of Engagement Is Formally Given to Public by Chief's Private Secretary. No. 42. » I S P. N . U. LINK’S BUSINESS C OLLEGE1 "TH E SCHOOL OF QUALITY’* P o rtla n d '* Beat B u n in « * » T ra in in g School. B o o k k ee p in g . S h o rth a n d . T y p e w r itin g a n d P e m n a n n h ip ta u g h t by e x p e r t te ach er« . fad Term opens Wednesday. Sept. 1, 1115 M any s tu d e n t« h a v e a lre a d y e n ro lle d . A sk fo r C a ta lo g . E n ro ll e a rly . A. T. LINK, 6eneral Manager. Phans MAIN T1LF0R0 BLOG ' SOM PORTLAND, OREGON W het—96c b u sh el; forty fold, 94c; club, 98c. Millfeed — Spot prlc es: Uran. $26 ton; shorts, $2$; rolled barley, $2844 29 C o m -W h o le ,’»87.60 ton; cracksd. $88.60. H ay— E astern Oregon tim othy, $16 4(16; valley tim othy, $124(13; a lfa l fa, $12.604(18.60; cheat. $94(10; oats and vetch, $114( 12. V egetables—Cucumbers, Oregon, 16 6(20c dozen; artichokes, 76c; tom a toes, 864(40cbox; cabbage, lc pound; green com , 104( 16c dozen; g arlic, 16c per pound; peppers, 44(6c; eggplant, 44(6c; sprouts, 10c; horseradish, 124c; cauliflower, 60c4($l. Potatoee — New 70 4( 86c aa ck ; sw eets, $2.404(2.60 cwt. O nions—Oregon, $14(1.10 sack. Eggs- Oregon ranch, buying prices: No. 1, 34c dozen; No. 2, 27c; No. 8, 20c. Jobbing prices. No. 1, 86c. P o u ltry —Hens, 1144134c; springs, 13 4( 14c; turkeys, nom inal; ducks, white, 13 (m 16c; colored, 10 4( 11c; geese, 8ft(10c. B u tter — City cream ery cubes, ex tras, selling a t 314e; firsts, 29c; p rin ts and cartons, ex tra. Prices paid to producers: Country cream ery, 224(29c; b u tte rfa t, premium quality, 33c; No. 1, average quality, 31c; No. 2, 29c. Cheese — Oregon trip le ts, jo b b ers’ buying price, 144c pound f. o. b. dock, P ortland; Young Am ericas, 164c. V eal—Fancy, 10c pound. P ork— Block, 744(8c pound. Hops— 1916 crop, 94(1 lc pound. Hides— Salted hides, 16c; salted kip, 16c; salted calf, 18c; green hides, 134c; green kip, 16c; green calf. 18c; dry hides. 26c; dry calf, 27c. Wool — E astern Oregon, 184$28c pound; valley, 27 4 t 28c; fall lam bs’ wool, 244(26c; m ohair, Oregon, 274$ 80c. Caacara b ark—Old and new, 344$4c pound. WHY NOT 9 K C is pure. K C is health ful. It really does make lighter, nicer biscuits, cakes and pastry than the old fashioned single actin g baking powders. And you pay only a fair price for it N o baking powder should sell for more. Embargo on Arms to Opposing factions Sure to follow. DECISION Of CONFERENCE UNANIMOUS Mexican Capital Receives News With Great .Rejoicing— Amnesio for Ail Who Submit Is Plan. IN SELECTING A 8CH00L Limit Put On P a ssp o rts. W ashington, D. C.— E xplaining the S ta te d ep a rtm en t’s recen t refusal to issue passports to several Mormons who desired to go to England and other European countries for m issionary work, departm ent officials said no passports w ere being granted m ission aries of any faith for work in Europe. The d ep a rtm en t’s policy is to g ran t passports to countries in th e w ar zone only to those persons trav elin g on im p erativ e business. N o rth w est S to ck B arred N orth Y akim a— An unconfirmed re p ort here says th a t all live stock taken from the S ta te F a ir h ere and from points in Idaho and Oregon to the O re gon F a ir a t Salem, w hich, it was planned, would be taken to th e live stock exhibition a t San Francisco, has been denied adm ission into California. The reported reason is th a t Tam w orth b ig s of th e J . W. McKoy herd from F arra g u t, Iowa, and stock associated w ith Iowa stock had been refused. Panam a Major G eneral George W. G oethals has w ithdraw n his resig n a tion of governor of th e Panam a canal zone. ' This fact was announced by General G oethals on his arriv al on board the steam ship C ristobal from New York a fte r a vacation spent in th e United S tates. H is action was taken, he said, W E S T E R N H DW . k AUTO S U P P L Y CO. in view of th e recent slides in the 332 PIN! IT., NR. BROADWAY, PORTLAND. OR. G aillard cut, which have closed traffic through th e canal. G eneral G oethals said he would re DENTAL HEADQUARTERS main in Panam a indefinitely until such EOR OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE tim e as th e condition of th e canal F u rth er T f m m r II n a rtn of would perm it his departure. O rriro n an d W m th in r- than to m ake th is announcem ent and to n c o n « ta n tly v is it o u r offlec» fo r d e n ta l t r e a t his announcem ent th a t he had cabled m e n t. O u r »kill is a c S ecretary of W ar G arrison w ithdraw k n o w led g e d . a n d o u r ip ro m p tn e M in finish* ing his resignation, which was to have iinar w o rk in o n e d ay I w h e n re q u ire d in a p p r e become effective November 1, General c i a t e d by o u t-o f-to w n G oethals had nothing to say concern 1 p a tr o n *t ing th e canal. I D r. W ine 1» a f a la e - I to o th e x p e rt. T h e re in He did not seem w orried over the A LW A Y H O N K IIK S T | i n ev e ry ra ilin g . an d situ atio n , b ut eager to en ter on the ■ D r. W1 • lays • ¡aim to work of com batting th e slide. He I th i » d i» tin c tio n In O ra- will discuss th e situ atio n w ith Lieu | iro n . '.:s Y m m ' «»»male«. W h a t w e c a n 't g u a r te n an t Colonel C hester H arding, engi ani«*« w e d o n ’t do. neer of m aintenance, and afterw ard L )W P R IfK H FO R 111011-G R A D R W O RK . m ake a personal study of th e slides. G ood lied H u I i I m t P late«, e a c h ............................ $5.00 R K L IA R I.K P A IN L E S S D E N T IS T S . P h o n o M ain 2 0 » . A 2020. l a v , T h ird R tr* d . F a tiin s B id* . I'o rtlsn O . O r n r a s 8 . E. C or. T h ird o n d W n .liin rto n . — RECOGNITION TO BE GIVEN CARRANZA Social W o rk ers O rganize. Oakland, Cal. — Social w orkers of the Pacific slope, who m et here aa in dividuals, formed a perm anent organ ization to be known as th e Conference of Social W orkers of th e W estern S tates, and selected P ortland, O r., as th e ir place of m eeting n ex t year. F. C. N elles, superintendent of th e W hit tie r, Cal., S ta te School for Boys, was elceted president. O ther officers w ere elected as fo llo w s: Dr. Susan J . Fen ton, Oakland, first vice p resid en t; Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin, se creta ry ; Mrs. John L. Covington, treasu rer. We have the best facilities in the N orthw est for doing your Repair work. Why throw your old tires away? Send them to ua and let us repair them. We guarantee every repair w em uke. Our prices are reasonable. A Western repair is a permanent repair, 1 Ait us convince you. Tube punctures repaired. 25c. WISE DENTAL CO. NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS; GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS W ashington, D. C.— Recognition of , the p arty led by O eneral C arranza as (o n aid er th e Success or F ailure of its G raduates in th e defacto governm ent in Mexico has th e World of Service. The Behnke-W alker Business been unanim ously agreed on by the College R adiates S u ccess- th e School M eeting Every Pan-A m erican conference aa the step ! Test of This Character. to be recom m ended to th e ir respecUve ' governm ents. M or« t h i n 2S00 B * h n k « -W a lk « r s tu d e n t« e m p lo y e d b y th e S ecretary I .arising, on behalf of the U.adinff firm « o f th e N o r th w e s t: 153 in b a n k in g p o sition« United S tate s governm ent, expressed alo n e, a n a v e ra g e o f th r e e c a lls p e r d a y th e y e a r ro u n d . W hy Its Intention to recognize G eneral C ar n o t e n ro ll in a school a p p r o v e d b y th e s o u n d ju d g e m e n t o f IVI ranza, and th e am bassadors of Brazil, o u r le a d in g b u s in e s s Arms? Chile and A rgentina and th e m inisters A c a to lo g u e f o r th e a a k in g . of Bolivia, U ruguay and G uatem ala tran sm itte d th e decision of th e W ash L M. WALKER, ington governm ent, as well as th eir P resident own opinions In ag reem en t w ith It. o“ “ * Full A greem ent Reached. Mr. I.anstng has obtained th e ap proval of P resid en t W ilson to th e plan, and before th e conference began all th e m in isters in th e Lattn-Ameri- TR A W ED can corps also had given th e ir ad h e r O u r g r a d u a t e s a r e a lw a y s in d e m a n d . T h e r e is a good p o s itio n read ; fo r you ju s t ence to It. a s soon a s y o u c a n p r e p a r e f o r it. H O LM J£S T r a in in g m e a n s M O N E Y P O S IT IO N . T he attitu d e of th e conference was P O W E R . T h e n - a re « 2 2 7 RKASOMS W H Y VOI S H O U L D A T T E N D H O L M E S regarded generally as th e m ost Im E i g h t th o u s a n d tw o h u n d r e d tw e n ty - s e v e n sa tisfie d s t u d e n t ! p o rtan t diplom atic step In the Mexi h a v e p a s s e d th r o u g h H O L M E S d u r in g th e p a s t tw e n t y - e ig h t can situ atio n since th e U nited S tates y e a rs . H u n d r e d s o f th e m a r e now s u c c e s s fu l b u s in e s s m e n w ith decided to w ithhold recognition from in d e p e n d e n t in co m es. O u r g r a d u a t e s s t a r t a t s a la rie s r a n g in g fro m $ 4 0 to $ TOO a m o n th . W r ite f o r c a ta lo g u e . S ta r t N OW . th e H u erta governm ent, more than B la re 1W7. two years ago. It m eans th a t the Car ranza governm ent will receive the m oral support of th e U nited S tates and th a t au em bargo on shipm ents of “The School that 4ets you a good position. ‘ f uhstt— at TaA. ParthaJ. Or. East Again Buying Wheat. s to opposing factions will be laid P o rtlan d —A stro n g er w heat m arket arm as soon as recognition actually is ex E xpectations Fulfilled. in th e E ast has increased th e demand tended, which probably will be w ithin An Easy W ay to Heal Lucille, a carefully brought up little fo rtn ig h t in th e N orthw est for grain for E astern Your Skin-Trouble girl of 5 years, retu rn ed from h er first shipm ent, and buyers from th a t q u ar Realnol ointm ent, w ith resinol soap, party in glee. “I was a good girl, News Pleasing to C arranza. te r who had been ta lk in g of reselling V era Cruz.—O eneral C arran za re m am m a," she announced, "and talked stops Itching instantly, quickly and easily heals the m ost d istressing cases th e ir purchases accordingly elevated ceived with g reat pleasu re the news nice all th e tim e." "Did you rem em ber to say som e of eczema, heat-rash, ringw orm or th a t the Pan-Am erican conference at th e ir views. The cash m ark et in Chi W ashington had decided to recognize thing p leasant to Mrs. Appleby Just sim ilar torm enting sk in or scalp erup tions. and clears aw ay pimples, black cago was from 7 to 12 cents above the him as th e defacto governm ent in before leaving?” her m other asked. "Oh, yes, I did,” was the en th u sias heads, redness, roughness, and dan December option. It is figured th a t Mexico, although he pointed o ut th a t he had received no official notice to tic reply. "1 sm iled and said, '1 en druff, w hen o th er trea tm e n ts have 400 carloads of w heat have been th is e ffe c t Ho will n ot a lte r hla plans joyed m yself very much, Mrs. Apple proven a w aste of tim e and money. Physicians have prescribed this res bought to d ate to go E ast, and the for a trip through th e n o rth ern states. by. I had lots more to eat th an 1 inol trea tm e n t for tw enty years, w hile In response to questions G eneral ’spected.' ” local trad e looks fo r a continuance of thousands who have been cured say, C arranza said : "W hat resinol did for us it will do th e movement. Country business has Sad Days. "W hen peace absolutely is restored Big sister was reading In h er book for you.” Every druggist sells resinol again decreased, as th e Chicago ad and tran q u illity really established ointm ent. throughout th e country, am nesty will of poem s: vance has made farm ers firm er. be gran ted to all th e se persons, but "T he m elancholy days have come— Couldn’t Disappoint Him. Bids a t th e M erhcants’ Exchange not now. To p erm it them to re tu rn at the saddest of the year.” The Interview er—Why did you as “Say, sis," broke in her schoolboy w ere generally on a higher basis. th is tim e would be to endure th e ir m a brother, “don't you pull any of th a t sa ssin ate all your wives as soon as Offers for club w ere raised 1 to 14 chinations w ithin th e republic. "T he Im m ediate effect of th is news ‘sad d est of th e y ear' stuff. W ith nine the honeymoon was over? cen ts and red w heat bids w ere 1 to 2 will be a g rea t m oral stren g th en in g of B luebeard—You see. I’d prom ised ples and a page of gram m ar to cents higher. T here was a 4-cent ad the cau se of co n stitutionalism and a exam to love each one as long as she lived, do I know w hat tim e of year it la.” vance in offers for November fo rty (•»responding d ish earten in g of oppos and no m a tte r w hat o th e r sins I’ve fold and 24 cents for th e O ctober de ing factions. T here will be no more l-iO W A & b i . B I K T O N - M X « a n a c a r a i * com m itted. I never disappoint a lady. I " . ,1’r . Colorado. S p o rim o o price«: G old. livery. Spot blueatem was unchanged, form al battles. F ig h tin g of th a t so rt S ilre r. L».d. b. » o ld . 8 U eer. li e : G old ate: Z in a — P hiladelphia Bulletin. 9r C opper SI- -H»¡ling ea re lo p e« » jd f a l l p ric e li lt but November was raised 3 cents. alread y h as ended, b u t n atu rally the ■eat o n ej p licatio n . C o n tro l a n d C m p ire w o rfcro F or th e first tim e in w eeks there struggle to put down m inor o utbreaks United. Sfcaferenoe: O n rb o aata N a tio n a l H ank. and law lessness m ust be continued for w ere bids for brew ing barley a t the Lim iting His Field. Exchange. Offers w ere m ade to buy a g re a te r or less tim e in a country T he head of a ce rtain well known 600-ton lots a t $27, but sellers would such as this, w here th e re a re exten fam ily was recently approached by his not consider th is price. Feed barley sive open areas." son. Just nearing his m ajority. was 60 cents higher a t $25.60. The Mexico City.—N ew s of the decision "F a th e r,” said he. "I w ant to have oats m ark et was also firmer, w ith bids to recognize the C arran za governm ent a talk with you concerning my future. O ver 350 p eo p le s u c c u m b t o con« raised 50 cents, th e stren g th being due was received w ith g re a t joy by th e I have decided to become an a r t i s t su m p tio n e v e ry d a y in th e U n ited S ta te s. Science p ro v es t h a t th e g e rm s o n ly to th e advance in barley m ilitary elem ent here. All th e new s H ave you any objections?” B radstreets rep o rts th e visible w heat p apers Issued special editions. G en T he old man scratched his head, re th riv e w h en th e sy ste m is w eak en ed from colds o r sic k n ess, o v e rw o rk , c o n fin in g increase th is week a t 14,000,000 bush eral Pablo Gonzales, com m ander of flectively, and replied: "W ell, no, my els, th e corn increase a t 1,405,000 th e C arranza forces In Mexico City, son—provided, of course, you don't d u tie s o r w h en g e n e ra l w eak n ess e x ists. T h e b e st p h y sic ia n s p o in t o u t th a t bushels, and th e oats increase a t 1,- will hold a reception In celebration draw on me." d n rin g -ch a n g in g seasons th e blood should of th e event. 453,000 bushels. be m ade ric h a n d p u re a n d active by t a k Choral Confession. in g S c o tt's B m u lsio n a fte r m eals. T h e cod Two men w ere discussing th e serv liver oil in S c o tt’s E m u lsio n wa rm s th e Hop Buying in Yakima Section. ice as they made th e ir way home from body by e n ric h in g th e b lo o d ; it pecu liarly church. s tre n g th e n s th e lu n g s a n d th ro a t, w hile it P o rtlan d —The only activ e point in "W hat was th a t sentence the choir u p b u ild s th e re sistiv e forces of th e body th e hop m arket th is week is th e Y aki P o rtland.— Mrs. Abigail S co tt Dunl- repeated so o ften ?” asked one. to avoid colds a n d p re v e n t c o n su m p tio n . m a section, w here over 500 bales way, 81 y ears old, s is te r of th e late "As nearly as 1 could m ake o ut it If you w ork in d o o rs, tire easily, feel changed hands. The principal buying H arvey W. S co tt and know n as th e was ‘We are all m iserable sin g ers,’ ” lan g u id or n erv o u s, S c o tt's E m u lsio n is th a "m o th er of w oman suffrage in O re replied his com panion.—London Tit- m ost s tre n g th e n in g fo o d -m ed id n e k n o w n . w as done by McNeff Broe. T he lots gon,” died a t Good S am aritan hospital Bits. I t is to ta lly free from alcohol o r a n y stu p e fy in g d ru g . A void su b stitn te s. purchased were those of F ran k Elgin, a t 12:60 o'clock M onday m orning, fol ing an illness of several weeks. 164 bales, George E lgin, 126 bales; low Dr. P ierce’s P leasan t Pellets reg u 14-4 2 S co tt k B o n n « . B lo o m field . N . I. Mrs. Duniway u nderw ent an operation late and invigorate stom ach, liver and C harles E lgin, 145 bales, and P. N. recen tly for an Infection in h e r foot bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules. and for som e tim e th e re had been v ir Campbell, 120 bales. T here was a re- Tap, Tap. Easy to tak e as candy. tu ally no hope of h e r recovery. Son was showing th e old folks from port of a deal involving about a car At th e bedside a t th e tim e of her Home, Sw eet Home. up country through th e financial dis load a t R ickreall, but otherw ise busi d eath w ere Ralph R. D uniway and Dr. "H om e is w here th e h e a rt is,” re trict. C. A. Duniway, sons. Dr. J. C. Zan and ness in th is s ta te was quiet. "T he stre e t we ju st passed Is Cedar m arked the sentim entalist. Prices rem ain unchanged a t 9 to 10 th e nurse. "T h a t's rig h t,” replied the ordinary- and th is is Pine," said th e son guide. Mrs. D uniway’s d eath cam e while cents for th e q u alities now being person. "You can alw ays tell w hat “You see, everybody w ants to knock she was sleeping peacefully. offered. town a m an is from by observing w hat wood before he reach es W all s t r e e t ” Shippers w ere disturbed by th e an ball club he roots for.”— W ashington Getting Even. Star. nouncement th a t th e tran sco n tin en tal London P ro h ib its T reating. lines would not issue through bills of London.—T he an ti-tre atin g reg u la H usband— You have robbed my He W as P retty Hungry. lading on hops intended fo r England, tion in connection w ith th e use and trousers. L ittle W illie's m other sen t him to ow ing to th e fre ig h t congestion on Wife— T h at is w hat you get lo r sale of alcoholic d rin k s h as gone into bed w ithout any supper. th e tran s-A tla n tic steam ship lines. effect In London and th e surrounding At 8 o’clock, as W illie lay dism ally hooking my clothes.—Judge. The Canadian roads, however, are ta k d istrict. I t is th e m ost rad ical and In his little bed in th e dark, his fath er S h o rt and Sweet. ing hops for through shipm ent. far-reaching effo rt for th e cu rtailm en t appeared at the door and w hispered: of drinking y et tried, for it affects “Son, could you e a t some honey in Madge— Long engagem ents are not nearly 10,000,000 persons, aud viola the com b?” fashionable th ese days. C otton E x p o rts Show Increase. tion of th e reg u latio n s is punishable “Jim tny, d a d !” W illie answ ered, “I M arjorie— Oh. well, n eith er are long W ashington, D. C. — Enorm ous in- by a fine of $500 and six m onths in could e a t it in th e brush." m arriages.—Judge. creases in th e cotton ex p o rt trade prison. T he au th o rities have given during A ugust are shown in the notice th a t th e p en alties will be en monthly sta te m en t of foodstuffs, cot forced w ithout mercy. T he law is ex ADDRESSED TO WOMEN ton and oil exports, made public by the pected to cu rtail th e consum ption of alcoholic liquors by 50 per cent. bureau of foreign and dom estic com merce. Cotton exporta for th e month P rince D iet of Wound. w ere 162,069 bales, valued a t $7,625,- 631, as com pared w ith exports of 21, London.—P rin ce F red eric of T hurn Before the coming of the little one—women need to be pos 210 bales, valued a t $1,306,117, in and T axis died In a R ussian base hos sessed of all their natural strength. Instead of being harassed AugusL 1914. F or th e eig h t months pital, according to a F etro g rad dis by forebodings and weakened by nausea, sleeplessness, ended w ith A ugust, shipm ents w ere 6,- patch to th e Post, a fte r being severely or nervousness—if you will bring to your aid 099,420 bales, as ag a in st 8,734,444 in wounded In an en co u n ter w ith Rus th e same period last year. sian raid ers in th e VUna salient. W ashington, D. C .- Woodrow Wil son, th e P resident of the United State«, announced Thursday hi« en gagem ent to Mr«. Norm an G alt, of W ashington. The date of the wedding has not been fixed, but it probably will take place in December a t th e home of the bride-elect. The b rief announcem ent from the W hite House made by S ecretary Tu multy came aa a surprise to official W ashington, but to several intim ate friends It has long been expected. From th is circle came th e story of a friendship whose culm ination was viewed as a happy tu rn in the troubled and lonely life of the natio n ’s chief executive. It was Miss M srgaret Wilson and her cousin, Miss Hones, who drew Mrs. G alt into the W hite House. They met her first in th e early autum n of last year and w ere so much attracted by her th a t they sought her out mure and more frequently and th e friendship betw een them rifwned into an affetion- ate intim acy. Mrs. G alt spent a month th is sum mer a t Cornish as the house guest of the P resident ’« eldest daughter. It was through th is intim acy of his daughter and cousin th a t th e P resident had an opportunity to m eet and know Mrs. G alt. One of th e most in te rest ing facts about the engagem ent, in deed, as told by friends, is th a t the P resid en t’s dau g h ters should have chosen Mra. G alt for th e ir adm iration and friendship before th e ir fa th e r did. Mrs. G alt is th e widow of a widely known business man of W ashington, who died about eig h t years ago, leav ing a jew elry business th a t still bears his name. She has lived in W ashing ton since her m arriage in 1896. She is about 38 years old and was Miss Kdith Bolling, born in W ytheville, Va., w here her girlhood was spent and where her father, W illiam H. Boiling, was s prom inent lawyer. For many weeks Mrs. G alt and her relativ es have been frequent dinner guests s t th e W hite House. O ften she has accompanied th e P resident on motor rides. She is not q u ite as tall as Mr. Wilson, has dark h air and dark eyes and alw ays is in stylish a ttire . H er tastee are said to be strik in g ly sim ilar to those of th e President, w ith s deep in te rest in lite ra tu re and char ity wok. Goelhals Returns to Panama to Gear Away Slides from Canal T h e Be«t Red lla h h e r P late«, ea ch ................... 7.50 22-K a ra t Gold o r P o rcelain f r o w n ...................... 5.0t ÍZ 1 L il A POSITION FO R YOU H o lm es B u s in e s s C ollege CONSUMPTION TAKES 350 PEOPLE DAILY SUFFRAGE CHAMPION IS DEAD I [■ — I n th e E x p e c ta n t P e rio d A dispatch from A m sterdam Sep tem b er 24 said th e Berlin Lokal An- zeiger had announced th a t P rince F*rederlc had been killed w hile fight ing in th e D niester. K aiser to E xport Spuds. London.—T he G erm an potato crop, estim ated a t 60,000,000 tons. Is the la rg e st In th e h isto ry of th e country, says a Berne d isp atch to th e Post. The supply Is so ab u n d an t th a t G erm any h as w ithdraw n th e prohibition ag ain st exporting potatoes to Sw itzerland. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription you will find th a t m ost o f th e suffer ing will n ot m ake its appearance. Dr. P ierce's F av o rite Prescription ia the resu lt o f a life study of ailm ents, disorders and irre g u la rities peculiar to women. Its continued suprem acy in its p articu lar field for more th an fo rty y e a n ia your assurance o f tho benefit to be derived from its use. N eith er narcotics nor alcohol will be found in this vegetable prescrip tion, in liquid o r ta b let form. Sold by d ru g g ists or a trial box will be • e n t you by mail on receip t of 50 one-cent stam ps. A d d re s s l » r . P i e r r e ’ s Is v a lld a H o te l, B a d D r . P ie r r e 's P le a s a a t P e lle ts re s a la te liv e r 1 s. Vf. Y .
