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TTTE 3rOTINTXG OKEGOXTAN', TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 71911. to GRANGES OPPOSED TO RECIPROCITY Cregon Members Think Local Order Will Support Stand, of National. FARMERS DISLIKE TREATY rmpoacd Action Held to n Dleorlns- inatlve Again Workers of Soil by Indlvldaal Member of Organisation. foa Grange probably will indorsa li action of th National drama la Ha r-proeltlon to th proposed raclproclty tr-at with Canada, on tha grounds t:.l thU treaty dlserimlnatea against the farmcra of thla country. However, there ara many members who bellev frmly la tiia general principles of re riproctty. or free trade, with Canada. If It la ao framed that ther will ba no dsrrtmlnailon agalnat any elaaa, ana rclany agalnet tha fartnere. It la aapactad that a C. fpence. atata master and chairman of the esecutlv rommlttre, will call tha commit tea to gether and decUe what step to tak on tha call of tha National Grang for support In Ita fight aaalnat tha pro r.,,.d treaty. J. J- Johnson, master, will call tha eaecutlve committee or Fvenlng Star Orang together to art. Tha matter would hav been taken up last Baturday at tha regular meeting, but tha attitude of tha National Granite wae not known at that time. Lent Grange will take up tha matter VMt baturdav. and Wodlawn will con alder tha call of tha National Orang for support Saturday night. It la be lieved that Oregon tirangea will Una up la aupport of tha National Grang. Op position that may be encountered will come from thoee who believe that re ciprocity Willi Canada will reault in lower coat of living, j. j. Johnson Favors Indorsement, T am speaking tnr myself now. but I think that the atata executive com mittee, of which State Maater Spenca I, chairman, wt'.l be sailed together and take up the matter at once, and assure the National Urnnae that Oregon firancee atand aiuareiy at Ita back In thla f'.eht aicaltMt discrimination." paid j J. Johnson, imiit of Evening Ptar r.ranri and past atata lecturer, -fret-no Grange are loyal o the National Grange, and 1 look for indorsement of Its attitude by lal Uranaree aa faat aa they bold meetings throughout thU atata. I ahall call toitether the eaecu tlve committee of Evening Star Grange and take Immediate action." I. I). Klilott. of tha executlv com mittee of Kveolng Star Grange, ears: -I bellev la toe principle! of reci procity with Canada that will Include verrthlng. but am opposed to discrim ination aaalnsl the farmer, or any ciaaa. There ta no reason why a fence s ouI1 ba built between Canada and tna United Statra. and they are prac tically oaa people. I aro not prepared t My that Oregon Grangee will aup port the ataJid of tha National Orange, but I think that we should aupport any meaaare that will redu.e tha pwnt trxmendoua coat of living la thla country." Oregon Granjc Will I Ixyl. Mrs. II. t Valt. prominent member of Evening Star Graage and member of the state committee of womena work, all: There la no Question but that tha Oregon Grangea wl'.l Indorse and co operate with tha National Orange la Its firht aaainat reciprocity wltn Canada, when It means only reci procity la farm produce. I look for vir tually a unanimous Indorsement from the Ortfos Gransea ajralnst that treaty. i. i- . i ni to discriminate aaainat tie farmer of thla country, and tiie tima has passed when they will submit la any sort of discrimination. They have become an Intelligent, educated cu within the past lew yeara. and aro able to tatfht their own battles, and they wl'.l do so In thla case. Tha Na tional Grange will find hearty aupport from thla Coast In Ita fight against su.-b. discrimination a Is proposed by Ihfca new trea'y with Canada." Mrs. a E. a Indie, lecturer for Wood lawa Grance. said: "I believe that tha stand takea by the National Grang will be Indorsed by Oregon Granges. We will cot stand for any discrimina tion aealnet the farm produce of thla country. We ahall take up tha matter at tae meeting of Woodiiwn Grange next Saturday, and I am confident that tMa Granae will vote to Indorse the arrton of tha National Granite." J. D. Le. member cf Evening Star linnet, declared that he I oppoeed to djecrtminatloa acalnst any class, and that If tha reciprocity treaty, aa pro posed with Canada. Is a discrimination. It ourht to ba opposed not only by farmers but by everybody. TVFT OCTTIE-S IHfE LIST Art kirn Vpon Which Iuty Would Bo Suspended by Compact. President Taft. In bis special mes sage to Congress, recommended that the following articloa ba admitted free f duty unaer the proposed Canadian reciprocity agreement: Uv aalataia via: rattle, horsee and m.ila ir.e. sheep. Uiui aad alt ottuix l,,e iaimi.4 Pouitt. dead er alive. u-heec. rrs. . barter and back-wheat. Crt-d peas and beaas. llb:e. vn. seset core er SAaiaa (aseept far citv-letlen . ie. nnr end cew peea tr,.b Tceliee. via: I'otatoee. sweet r ymros. luxnlpe. ealra cMsee and i.i other iftuic In ih.ir nsiursi ataia r-a froira via: Apple, peers, pes. h.a. rrspee, brrs and aii elhar evllble truiia u i r ssiural state. rn 1 rruita vts.: Applea psachea. pears en St-Cleots. dried. dei.ld or eraporatrd. Ieirr arodseta. via: Huttee. caeeae aad frees mi: snd creera. I'rolled lbI esns .tua u4 la ike traaepertatlea of mi. a or cream snav ee passed ba.-a aad fort a be aHa tae twe eouatrtea free of duur. se der reauletioae as the respestiTe gey-em-neois mar peeecrlhe. Feis ef barerart fowb ra tha ahelL heey. eottenaead etL vela. vuk: risiessd er Itaaeed. cottonseed ar1 ether eilseexta: aesse seed, larludlns Vmtth aad ciever; aarden. neld aad etsar a-etfa not berela eiaervtse provided for. wnea la paeaase weisMsf ever oae povad ee-t taot laetvdlna gawer seeds). Kleh ef ail hiada. freea. frusaa. packed la ue. salted er preserved la ear forta. s c'CI aardtaes aad e'See praearvad la oil. a-d ere-l as! ef all klada IneJudlag ers--ra Krftetsre and rlsma la asp atata, frean er paaed. asd aovenasa ef ibe foraaotng. aa:. bsvriaa- wnaie aad atksr nsb etl. Including cod elL f ,t. Mineral wsiers. nalaral. Sot In bottles er e- Tlmr. beam, t-dad ee soaarad otherwisa tha Sr sawlca. and reuad umber used far spare er la bul'.dlaa wSarvea ewad baarda. p.aaaa. deals, and ether .,.r sot f iirlker saaaiea:tarad thaa as a -1- farcg peet. railroad tlaa gad teiepbona. trailer, sleairle liM asd leiaaraph Poles of redsr or other wooda Wooden stares of s.l kinds, not further menu tart or, d taaa Hated or Jointed, and ecave bolta. Pirketa aad pallnvs, I'laaiar rock ee grpeuNt. era da, not aronan. MUa. uamaBufaciurad er mmh trimmed aa i. aad atlea srotiad or baited. -ldyar. crude, powdered or Asbeatoa. net fartaar ananofactured iaa ground. ri-erepar. eruda, not groand. ycefina ervde. not ponfled. Talc, ground. boBad or preclpilsted, natqr allv er arua iallT. aet for toilet use. Kulpbate ef soda, er salt cake aad sooa ash- Kx'raeta of hemlock bark. t ei-boa electrodes. Iiraa. la bare ad roda In vih, aot leas thaa sa feat la "a" a, or bras la strtpe. shaeta er plates, aet polished, punished er eoatad. . Craata aeparators of every deecrlptlon aad parts taareof Imported for repair of the fore- ,0Kr,"id Iron or steel shesta or plates num ber 14 gsoss er thinner, eajvajtised or coat ed wita siec. tla ae ether metal, or "o- Crarible east steel wire, valued . at aot lase ibaa six aia per pound. tiaenised Iron er steal wire, curved or o', aumbere P. H and 1 wire Typaraetma ana . :.",,, parts tkareof. adapted for use la printing tll.tA reneine wlra or Iron and steel. galvanised er Bl '"be .. . . . i- .w. mil or Itaaaa rauaw - Iron ee steeL aet over thraa-elshths of aa Ineb la diameter, aad aot emel.er than o. Pulp of "wood. meehanlal!y ground: palp of wood, chemical, bleached or unbleached; news prist paper, and otaar papee " -" aearo. awuitonr-i " . pulp er from chemical wood pup. or or whi. h such board le the compoaent material ot cbier vaius, ru.ru - and valued at not more than fur cents pr pound, aot uiaitwina " wall paper. , .r I rav i.i-a -t net nrn wu . - - board, beiag the products of the United r'aiea snail only ba admitted free ot duly into lutai irvin , sack wood pu p. paper or bosrd. being tns prodacts or t aoaoa. tr, - ... . parts of Canada tree of duty Into the t nlted btslea. . . j,nta. Ftih OIL whale oil. seal oil ana sen ef ell klnda being the products of nehenee carried ea by tae r.eherraea of the t ailed biatea shall be admitted Into Canada, as the produce of the I'nttod giatee. LANDS TO BE CLEARED LOGGLTMJIT BKCTIOXS TO BE MADE AVAILABLE. SooUmcatrni Wnahlnglort Company rropogeg to rtJIlgc CO, 000 Acre Xow Vaclcsa. Ora-anLxation of a company bavins; in Ita possession J0.O0O acres of logged-off lands In Southwestern Waahlngton "a on of tha projects nearlng completion and may ba announced at tha coming meeting of tt 8outhweeern aanington Development League to be held In Van couver beginning Wednesday of next weak and continuing for tr.rea weens. Already acre have nn turned Into the ayndlcata by, lumber men and tha balance la being gradually acquired. Tha land la be'ng exchanged for stock of tl-e company which In turn proposes to operate by having tha loga taken oft with tha char-pit proceaw and then the deared off lande will be placed on the market. Men Interested In tna development oi avmthwestern Washington have been complaining that there la not enough land available for the aupport oi in towna and cltlee of the section Involved. Them are thousands) of acres of Umber land which have been deforested and only await tha removal of the stumpa to make tha country capable of gupporl- tnr a dense population. The company will make tha work of removing t! sdumps Ita special business, extending lis operation with the very best machinery to ba obtained and on urh a scale that tha economy of tha proposition wi:i be Important. Tiie timber companies have put tcslr land In at (10 an acre. The meatlrg of tha Southwestern Wash. lncton Development Icague will be one ef tha largest ever held In Washington If present Indications count for anytiiing. Tha first day will be devoted to news paper publirliy and tha proper met nods of distributing information inroumioui the country as to the rorejurces of tha south half of Washington, beery day during ti.e meeting there wl'.l be exhibits made of the work or the cr.ar-p I process by Professor Sparks, so aa to give a correct tiluMratton of the best methods of clearing lands. Tha aecond day Is to be devoted to iirtlculsr measure Vflilca will give more emshaa! to commercial club work. Flans will ba outlined, for the work of r:i and 111 Best methods for securing co-ote ration will be taken up with a view of sending out the most complete literature. A banquet will ba served Friday night In Vancouver to the delegatee prvaent and on Saturday night there all! be an-ot.-ver banquet for the delegates by the Commercial Club of Portland to ba held In the Commercial Club dlnnlug-room. Headquarters are to be opened In Van couver by the promotion committee f the Commercial Club and Manager C. C. Chapman will bo In charge with a corps of asaiatanta to render such service ss may be necessary for tha success of the aSalr. REFORM M0VE GIVEN AID Labor Organlxatlona Volunteer to Assist MlnJeterg la Crusade. Representative from tha labor or ganlsatlotia of tha city mat with the Mmlatertal Association yesterday morn ing at the Y. M. C A. and affiliated with tha latter In a crusade against crime and Immorality In Portland. That It la the desire of tha labor organtxa tlona to bo of aasiatanc to the Minis terial Association and aid It In fight ing crime, waa aet forth In a short speech made by James McOuira, ona ot the labor delegatee. Tha appointment of a general com mittee to mak arrangements for the Gypsy Smith meetings next November waa announced by Her. W. H. r'oulkes, chairman .of tha Gypsy Hmlih commit tee. Mr. Foulkee said that tha evange list would pnd three week In Port land. The committee la composed of tha following: Dr. Benjamin Toung. Dr. U. H. Dyott, Tr. W. K. Keagor, O. F. Johnson, C. N. Wonacott, W. Id. Ladd and II. W. Stone. Itegret was expressed at tha loss of rr. William II. Foulkea. of tha Klrst Presbyterian Church, who will leave hortly for New Tork to ba paator of tha Kutgera Presbyterian Church there. Itssolutlons to this affect war adopt ed by tha association. Announcement waa made that- tha general conference of the Church of Christ will ba held In Portland from July 4 to 11. NEW SCHEDULE TO flea t tie, Tacoma and Intermediate Folnta. Effective Sunday, February ath, "O.-W. Owl- on O.-W. H N, "Paget Sound Route," will leave Portland at 11 P. M. Instead of 11:4S P. M. for Seattle. Tacoma. Centralla, Chehalls and all Puget Mound polnta. Sleeping car open for paesenger at Union Depot at tied P. M. aa usual and pas sengers may remain In thess sleepers after arrival at Seattle and Tacoma until I II A. M. e LIITTIS INCISED Texans Declare Word of Head of Union Pacific Is Good. PORTUND REAPS BENEFIT L. B. Menofc Sayg Railroad Official 1 Always Dependable) and Recent Statement of Ieoublo - Track I'Ung Means Work Assured. When Judge Robert 8. Iovett. preal dent of the Union Pacific Company, an nounced last week that 7S.0nn.O0a would b pent In double-tracking the system from Omaha to Portland hie former frlenda and associates In Texas, where he lived prior to going to New Tork. knew that ba meant exactly what ha said. Thar la quit a colony of former Texans In Portland and many of them, especially those who lived in Houston, which also waa Judge Lovetfe borne, learned to know Judge Lovett quite well. They are proud of Ma record as a statesman and as a railroad offi cial and look forward to hi approach ing visit to the Northwest' with much delight and Interest. A group of these former resident of the Southern atata were gathered In the Chamber of Commerce building; tha other day when they started a dlacua. Ion of Judge Lovett and many Inter esting remlnlacenoca wera told. L. B. Menefeo Prond of Lovett. -Like all former residents of Hous ton and most of those who (till live ther. I am proud of Judga Iovett." said L. B. Menefae. president of th lumber company that bear hl name. During ail tha long and bitter fight agalnat th railroads la Texas, when It seemed that poiltlclana wera a un reasonable aa It waa possible for human beings to be. Robert S. Lovett waa th leading corporation lawyer of Toxa and ther was not a newspaper or a politician In th tat who over go much aa hinted a crlMclsm of him. Kverybody always believed hlra, for hi tatementa to the publlo wr rara In thoaa daye. aa they ax now and they were always direct, frank and to tha point and everybody knew h meant just what he said. -I know that Judge Lovett bag- a complete understanding of the situa tion In th Northwest. He would not make a statement to th public unless he waa absolutely sure of his position and Ms statement as It appeared la The Oregonlan of February 1 is to me the greatest Indorsement of Port land and of Oregon Uiat I ever have heard. "Double-tracking th Una from this city East la a tremendous Improvement when we realise that ther Is very little double track anywher weat of th Mississippi Hirer. Tha expendi ture of 175,000.000 means the contin uation of good time and now that Oregon presents the opportunity for profitable investment through Its un occupied lands, it occurs to ma that no doubt of the future can longer exist, even In tha face of a Presidential election next year. Reagan' Work Landed. "All Texana are proud of their lead ing etatesrnan. but for none since Sam Houston has the state had such great affection aa for tha Hon. John H. Rea gan, who waa the life of the Texaa IlnJ'.road Commission. Tha relations be. tween Reagan and Lovett were always cordial and It was universally felt throughout th atata that both men were at all times fair from their own viewpoints, not only to tha railroad but to th people. "Today tha people of Texaa are a proud of Robert S. Lovett as ot any other of their great citisens and 1 believe that tha day I not far distant when th people of Oregon and of tha United States will learn to taka any thing that Judge Lovett says as good aa gospsl truth. Just Ilk thsy do down In Texaa." DOCTOR'S SPIRIT WROTH HEALER OP SPIRITUAL ILLS IS AXGKY AT rOLICK. rhyalclan" Objeetg to Inquiry by Officer as to Hi Methods of Point- People) "Good." Hearing that steps had been taken to arrest hlra. "Doctor" J. Jefferson, who give lessen and grants diploma In spiritual clenca. visited Chief of Po lice Cox yesterday to protest and to make charges against tha officer who had collected Information against him. For 15 minute th "doctor" stormed at the station. Ha asserts that his cult 1 a branch of Christianity and that hi object I to "do people good." "Doctor" Jefferson saye that his system Is Ilka Christian Science, though he is not recognised by that faith, that be is a spiritualist, and that the hints which he passes on to his patrona come from the unseen world. Jefferson charged that an officer who In plain clothes visited hi office last Friday attempted to Induce him to pay for protection. He modified hi statements under qnastionlng. Complaint haa been prepared by Deputy City Attorney Sullivan against Jefferson, charging film with violating tha city ordinance against advertis ing to give advice by means of spiri tualism and other mystic methods. Warrant for his arrest will bs Issued today. His quartera are at 492 Wash ington street. Jefferson saya that ha haa operated In New Tork. Roston and Denver. Jefferson Is licensed by tbo city aa a "drugless healer," and aays that he pays 1 every three months in that relation. "THREE WEAKS" IS FUNNY Dillon and Kins; Spring; Another Real La ugh-Provoker at Lyric. One ef the best playlets which have yet coma from the pens of Dillon and King, the comedians. Is "Three Weaks," which la on at tha Lyric thla week. Tha show Uvea up to Its mission as a laugh producer and fun runs riot the entire time. Bea T. Dillon la Mlk Dooley, doctor and Inventor, who haa Invented an air ship, which he ent on trial with a sailor. Ben Weaks. in charge. When th aallor doe not return and th wife and daughter are coming. Mlk Dooley finds It necesssry to procure a man who will Impersonate Ben Weak. -Lawverdherp (Walter Barnette). hearing of Dooley' s troubles, gets the clerk. Jack Spencer (Fred Lancaster), to don the guise HAS HO SUBSTITUTE PS17BE Absolutely Pure Tha only baking powder mada from Royal Grspo Cream of Tartar K3 ALUM.K3 LIME FK3SPHATE ! - of tha sailor, go to Dooley home and nana off aa Ren Weaks. In the mean- Urn Dooley finds a tramp (Will King) who bears a striking resemblanc to tii lost aallor. There la a general mlx-up when the two Impersonators get In tha hom of Doolev. whoa wlf and daughter return from Europe and tell that one Ben , Weaks had aaved tha lire ot me nauRn ter. Dooley explain matter wbe. th real Ben Weaka arrive. The feature of the eong hits wan. "My Postcard Girl." by Miss Maud Rockwell and chorus, during which poatcarda con taining the chorus of tha song and Miss Rockwell' picture wera cattered through th audlenc. "One. Two, Three, Four" waa aung by Misa Rockwall. Fred Lancaster and Walter Barnette, accom panied by two mandoline and frultar. Anna CaaawdU aa Mr. Ben Weaks, did some good character acting, aa also did Anna Chapman, aa Nan Weaka. Maud Rockwell waa Mrs. Dooley. Luclla An gelo. as Florence Dooley, waa only mediocre. She does not possess much histrionic ability and I" probably a lit tle out of her sphere on the stag. TWO BUILDINGS LEASED Sixth-Street Properties In New Hands for live Years. Two Important building leaaes on Sixth street wer reported yesterday, the three-story brick structure at th northwest corner of -the Intersection with Oak being taken by Archer, Comb & Co, dealer in auto supplies, and the brick structure between Wash ington and 6tark, with 100 feat front age on tha west side of Sixth, being leased by th estate of Henry Weln hard. Both ar for fiv years. The Sixth and Oak corner lease wa negotiated by W. IL Webb, of the Lewis building. Th building is now occupied by the Baggage & Omnibus Transfer Company, which will move into its now building at Park and Davis In April. The ground floor I to be reconstructed and provided with a modern front Archer, Comb Co. will occupy the corner, and there will be an additional tor on Sixth street and another on Oak. The two upper floors will be made Into offices, and one concern la now figuring on leasing both stores. Tha rate of rental was figured on a basis of ::5.000 valuation. The building on the west side of Sixth treet. leased by the Weinhard estate, la owned by 9. Morton Cohn. The ground floor 1 divided into five stores and the upper story Is occupied by a billiard hall and a chop-suey res taurant. The lessees will take posses sion foptember 1, and Paul Wessinger said yesterday that a number of th present tenants would remain. .The ground floor of th building will be remodeled. Two stores have been sub let to Stutt A Howland, who will open a large cafe January 1. TRAINERS WILL CONSULT Physical blrectors Society Arouses Much Interest. Men and women who are conducting physical training in tbo various educa tional Institutions are planning to af filiate with th Portland Physical Di rectors' Society. Roquesta for admit tance have been received from direc tors at th University of Oregon, Pa cific University and other Institutions, and the local organisation has decided to expand and admit all men and women following this vocation In Ore gon. "The society Is conducted for edu cational purposes," said A. M. Grllley, physical director of the Portland Young Men's Christian Association, yesterday. "While we shall meet but once a month w expoct to nave study courses con stantly under way. We shall read the best books on the subject of physical training, and discuss them at our meet ings. The next session will be at the y. M. C. A. on March 4, and It Is prob able that several persons from outside Portland will Join at that time."' Tha Portland society haa voted to affiliate with the American Physical Educational Association. This is an organisation which is comprised of physical directors in all parts of tha country. NOTICE. Change In Schedule Between Port land and Oregon City. Effective Wednesday, February 8, 1911. pgssenger trains leaving Portland, First and Alder street: 4 A. M.. :30 A. M., then every 0 minutes (on the hour and half hour) to and including 9 P. M., then 10 P. M.. 11:15 P. M. Last train 12 midnight. Leave Oregon City: 6:46 A. M.. 6:28 A. M-, 6:57 A. M.. 7:37 A. M-. 8:07 A. 11., then every 30 minutes (7 minute and 37 minutes past the hour) to snd Including 9:07 P. M.. then 10:07 p. M. Last train 11:07 P. M. PORTLAND RAILWAY & LIGHT & POWER COMPANY. " Tortured For IS Tears by a cure-defying stomach trouble that baffled doctors, and resisted all reme died he tried. John W. Modders, of Moddersville, Mich., seemed doomed. He had to aell lila farm and give up work. Hla neighbors said, "lie can't live much longer." "Whatever I ate distressed me." he wrote, "till I tried Electrio Bitter, which worked uch wonders for me that I can now eat things I could not take for years.. It's surely a grand remedy for stomach trouble." Just as good for the liver and kidneys. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50c at all druggists. Every family has need of a good, "re liable liniment. For sprains, bruises, soreness of thee muscles and rheumatic pains there Is none better than Cham berlain's. Sold by all dealer. j -u... n ii ,i ii .I u m ii M o o ii o ii P u P u P OF ITS n TAKES PRECEDENCE EVERYWHERE, AT HOME, AT THE CLUB, IN CAFs, HOTELS AND RESTAU RANTS, AND IS ALWAYS "FIRST OVER THE BARS" GUARANTEED UNDER .THE PURE FOOD LAW 8 EMIGRANTS TAKE BARGE OAR IS SENT TO CLARK S, WASH-, TTUtOTJGn ERROR. Homeeeekers From Wisconsin and Slinnesota Ride on First Passen ger Train on Oregon Trunk, VANCOUVER. Wash., Feb. 6. (Spe cial.) The first paaenger car, containing a full load of emigrants from Minne sota and Wisconsin to be delivered on the Oregon Trunk, arrived Saturday at Clarks, Wash., and was taken across the Columbia River on the big barge, run onto the Oregon Trunk track, and taken to its destination. It Is said that the car was billed that way through a mistake of tho agent In tha East, but since it was billed tha railroad company "made good." The emigrants were going to various points In that part of Oregon. They had the distinction of riding in the first passenger car pulled by the Oregon Trunk. The car was switched off of the North Bank Road at Clarks, Wash., a small station between Timm, Wash., and Avery, Wash. The work on the Oregon Trunk is pro gressing rapidly, and the company now has about IS train crews working on tha line. Two more work train crews were sent for from here yesterday to assist In handling the work. The line has been built for 75 miles from Moody, Or., and in within about 15 miles of Madras, Or. The bridge across the Columbia Joins Clarks, Wash., and Moody, Or. It Is rapidly nearing completion. COLLISION BARELY AVOIDED SonnyBlde Car Breaks Gates Trying to Clear Freight Train. The need of changing tho arrange ment of the gates at the Southern Pa cific railroad crossing at East Mor rison street waa emphasized Sunday afternoon when a westbound Sunny side electric car crashed into one of the gates while trying to avoid being run down by an approaching freight train. No damage was done to the car beyond the breking of one of the win dows, but the twenty passengers were covered by flying splinters of glass. It is said that the conductor and motorman on tho electric car were not to blame, as they had been signalled to go ahead by the flagman stationed ill Fourth Street "Rprniisp vou have il C&fe ffel m w m i will ;$Sr-ij Nss.ii mfti Btm :MJ: uik "Pa asffk - ; A- tion need not mean that you cannot play ilu piano. 7 1 If you are a music-lover and would play anc hear music played as you like it, we will f urnisl the player-piano and teach you to play it in thai m "way. ' p Our player-pianos are not machines. f; "We sell musical player-pianos and teach you to use them as musical Hear it for yourself. our expert may a classical selection or a gay melody for you. Then ask about the terms of payment. v TvTfirg-vi; 9 U 9 K 9 9 If ?T9 J9:L?X?JL?X?JI?X?3 BECAUSE ABSOLUTE HUNTER BALTIMORE RY i16 tat tvll flrst-elas- csfwa by JotrT there. The car had already crossed the first track before the gate on the far side was let down and in order to clear tho car from the track and avoid being struck by the freight train it was necessary to go ahead and break down the gate. There is now a space of only about 10 feet between the tracks and the gates. It would be possible. It I said, to place the gates at least 100 feet from the tracks. MILK 99 PARTS WATER Russell-Street Restaurant Man Fined $ 1 5 for Biff Deceit. For selling a milk a beverage which, according to City Chemist Smith's test, contained nine-tenths of one per cent of lacteal fluid and 99.1 per cent water and chalk, Peter Har ris, proprietor of a restaurant at 382 Russell street, was fined 15 in tfce Municipal Court yesterday, being 5 more than was assessed five other of fenders, tho milk sold by them stand ing a higher test Judge Taxwell could scarcely believe the statement of tho chemist and asked to have It repeated, thinking that there must have been soma mis take in the reading. Mr. Smith, how ever, adhered to his assertion that Harris, or someone from whom he pur- Not a "Cure-all" Separate Remedies, Each Devised for the Treatment of a Particular Ailment There is no "cure all" among the Rexall Remedies. There are different and separate medicines, each one de vised for a certain human ailment or a cIses of ailments closely allied. For Instance, Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are recommended for the positive relief of stomach irritation. Indigestion, flatu lency and dyspepsia. They are rich in Bismuth - Subnltrate, Pepein and Carminatives. They are prepared by special processes which perfect and en hance the great remedial value of these well - known medicinal agents. This remedy sells for 25 cents, B0 cents, and 11.00 per package. Every one suf fering from stomach disorder should try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, inas much as they cost nothing If they do not satisfy. Remember The Owl Drug Co., Inc., Cor. 7th and Washington Is the only store wher these remedies may be ob tained, and every one in need of medi cine Is urged to lnvstigate and take advantage of the frank and generous manner In which they are sold. Player Pianos f Youll ba interested in our way of sell ' J ing them. You'll be pleased with thei adaptability. .t Let the notes of your favorite musn L s sound throne'h vonr home. few.! not had a musical eduea I J mstruments. Have YOUR SILENT PIANO may be traded in as part payment for a player piano. Kasy terms on balance. mjmmivj PURITY 8 3 H 3 w. H chased. had added 99 parts of adulter ant to tho milk, which had previously been skimmed. Jim Nolles, Nick Gogos, Chris Peter son, Mike Karnais and James Petrol, proprietors of small restaurants, were fined 10 each for less flagrant viola tions of the ordinance. Brown's Bronchial Troches, Convenient, effective, safe, for coughs. Run Down Weak Heart This Great Tonic and Heart Stimu lant Quickened Mr, Causey's Heart Action, Built Up His System and Keeps Him Strong and Active, Al though An Old Man. Mr. T. P. Causey, R. F. D. No. 6. 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