The Oregon daily journal., October 03, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8, ltOt.
ATTORNEYS CLASH
COURT
fagus and Schnabel Have Con
troversy in Friedlander
Bankruptcy Case.
iFORTY-FIVE DOLLARS
CAUSE OF ARGUMENT
Vague Wants Amount Stricken From
List of Assets, While Schnabel De
clares Proceeding Is Unfair and
Not Strictly Legal.
Whin B. a Pasue, attorney for 8am
H. Friedlander. a. petitioner la bank
ruptcy, appeared in the United States
district court this morning and naked
that the clause specifying $4 as "caah
on hand" be stricken from the Hat of
a seats. C. J. Schnabel. representing the
creditors, made rigorous objection. A
warm discussion between the two at
torneys followed. Both made positive
statements Involving direct contradic
tions. Judge Wolverton Interposed in
the argument and ordered the attor
neys to appear In the court tomorrow
morning with Referee Chester Murphy,
before whom the hearings have been
held.
' Friedlander Is manager of amuse
ments at the Oaks and has lived In
.Portland several years, coming to the
.Rose City from San Francisco, where
most of the creditors scheduled in his
petition reside.
I Pullman palace cars, services of
Plnkerton sleuths, royalties on plays
and other and highly Interesting factors
of strenuous twentieth century life
were scheduled in the list of liabilities
which show that Friedlander has debts
amounting to $15,383 and property to
the value of 1445.
Included In the list of creditors la
(as -Mayor Jsmaa Phelan of San Fran
cisco. . who has a claim against Fried
lander for 1150 for "money loaned."
.There are many such Items In the list
of debts, snd also s number for "serv
ices." These are said to be from actors
"and actrsssss , who were in Frledland
ars employ.
Pullman Oar Debt.
The debt of tho Pullman Car com
pany against Friedlander amounts to
110.000 snd is said to be for private
cars engaged' by the amusement man
ager for his trips between Portland and
the Bay City. He also Is Indebted to
the Plnkerton detective agency for the
services of numerous sleuths, which
were worth $500 to the detective
.ageney.
.Frtedland.r's petition was filed June
oovta
J. E. Oover, 101 N. Main St., Ottawa.
Kan., writes: "Every fall It has been
my wife's trouhle to catch a savers
co(d. and therefore to cough all winter
lona. La at fall I got her a bottle of
Horehound Syrup. She uaed It and haa
been able to sleep soundly all night
'long. Whenever 'e cough troubles her
'two or three deewe stops, the cough, and
she le sole to he up snd wall." I5c
Is ska to be up ana well." f5c. 5c
g 1.07 Sold by Woods rd, Clarke
. aru.
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Famous Clothing: Co.
CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS
FOR OCTOBER'S
190 .1 1
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of
in
f
&&eJbJliMm Dreaslea up-to-ine-mmuie,
QJ&low&iSsn in pattern, style and price,
L neat n fcrwu.
Other
Stores Ask
$15.00
for Them
J. B. Stetson Hats ESS $4.00
It sued haa been pending settlement
since that time. Attorney Pague In
sists that all creditors are satlsAad
with the exception of a few, and that
their consent will be forthcoming soon.
Attorney Schnabel seems to be one of
the few, because he waa emphatic in
hia declarations In court today. Ho
said:
'This amendment to the original bill
of complaint la but one In a aerlea
which have made the methoda of Fried
lander notorious in his efforts to be ad
Judged a bankrupt. Thsaa $45 should
be Included in the list of asgsta and
the effort to have them stricken out st
this time is but another move on the
part of the petitioner to save all he
can."
Attorney Pague Inalated that the in
clusion of the 541 was an error on his
part, and that tha money had been
handed to him oy Friedlander the day
before the petition was filed that tha
clerk'a feea might be paid, lie said
that he erred in Including It In the pe
tition when, aa a matter of fact, it was
not cash on hand, but money which the
petitioner had advanced for the pay
ment of the proceedings for the peti
tions. LINERS UNABLE TO ENTER
NEW YORK HARBOR
New Cunarders' Draft Too Deep
for Present Channels, Say
Marina Engineers.
(Journal Saecfel Service. )
New York. Oct. I. There Is a strong
probability that the two greatest ocean
liners, ths Ounarder s Lusitanla and
Mauritania, Will not be able to enter
New York harbor when they arrive oft
this port a year and a half hence. To
day It would be aa Impossible for them
to reach their piers on the New York
water front aa It would be for them to
reach Buffalo by way of the Erie canal.
There la not a channel up the bay deep
enough to float them. And according to
harbor men and peraons In close touch
with the altuatlon there la not likely to
be one In two or three yeara. They
will not be able to enter In safety un
til the completion of the new Ambrose
channel, which will be finished In about
four yeara, according to the englneera
In charge of tha work.
Just how much water the new Cu
narders will draw It is Impossible at
this time to say. The builders estimate
the load draft at 57 fast ( inches. This
may be two feet underestimated, say
experienced boat builders and marine
engineers. When all the fittings are
put aboard they say the probabintiea
are that the draft will be much greater.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS ORGANIZE
Forest Orove, Or.. Oct. I. The fresh
man class of Pacific university has or
ganised and elected the following of
ficers for the coming term: Miss Amy
Thomas, president; Haskell Ferrtn, vice
president: A. A. Kirk wood, treasurer:
Gordon Brawn, sergeant at arms, and
Paul Abraham, class reporter on the
Weekly Index.
The Alpha Zeta society held Its first
meeting Saturday and elected the fol
lowing officers: President. H. H. Mar
ks), vice-president. Virgil Waterman;
secretary. Charles Ward: treasurer,
Fred Knight, and sergeant at
Jamea Ward.
FIRST WEEK
WE CALL
YOUR ATTENTION TO
A NEW FALL
SUIT
CRAVENETTE
OR
OVERCOAT
medium or heavy weight
either single or double
WW LVjammaHlPa VssQ WW
i' Fine needs emphasis when
describing the Hanan Shoe.
Other shoes have borrowed the
word and abused it.
Let's tay "satisfaction", in
stead satisfaction based on fit,
comfort, style and service.
That's what you get with
every pair of Hanan Shoes.
Low-priced, we think, fox
what they offer.
$ 5.00 and up.
For men and women.
SOLE AGENTS
Rosenthal's
149 THIRD STREET
"Portland's BEST Shoe Store."
IRRIGATION DISCUSSED DY
1 BOARD OF TRADE
Number- of Speeches Made
Support of Efforts to Raise
Funds for Jetty.
in
At a meeting of the Portland board
of trade last evening tho question of
Irrigation Investigations and experi
ments In eastern Oregon waa taken up
for discussion, and it was the senti
ment of the meeting thst the state of
Oregon should sfford sufficient finan
cial aid to warrant the federal govern
ment In continuing tha Irrigation Inves
tigations. From s communication received from
A. P. Stover, who Is conducting the
experiments. It wss learned that he Is
Hsiut tn r.fir. from the field because
1 of lack of Interest shown by ths state
He said:
"1 regret very much this turn of af
fairs, for Just at this stags of eastern
Oregon's development tha need la vary
great for experimental solutions of Ir
rigation problems snd for actual field
demonstrations in thd preparation of
land and me application of water."
Under a cooperative plan between na
tional and. atate governments, it Is nec
essary for a state to appropriate IS, 000
or more, and the national government
augments this with a similar amount.
The board paaaed a resolution urging
the Oregon legislature to appropriate a
sum necessary to continue the Irrigation
experiments.
A number of speeches were made In
derogation of the chamber of com
merce movement to raise money to as
sist in completing ths Columbia river
Jetty, and a resolution was passed ask
ing the government to make the Jetty
work a continuing contract.
ARMED MEN
(Continued from Page One.)
ha" from the striken yea. and the
unamblguoua flat of Chief Ortlsmschsr.
Tha exporters got a "hunch" last
night, according to W. J. Burns, -that
there was a conspiracy among the strik
ers to blow up Montgomery Dock' No.
I, where all the strike-breakers are
housed at night. They, therefore, had
three forcea of men on hand . to do
guard duty. There were two policemen,
Bills, and Roberta; seven detectives
hired from tha Thlel agency, E. H. I
Debord J. A McMonles, F. A. Brough-
ton. J. W Qui nn. F B. Hot hern. D. 1.
Mennett and H. Griffith, and the steam
launch Palmer, containing Harbormas
ter m-lin and Tiou Gamer, the owner
of the launch. Why Blglln took It upon
hlm..lf tn met Into the service of the
exporters and hunt for strikers Is s
mystery, but Sfter his experience last
night it Is not likely that he will bo
so accommodating in the future.
Harbormaster Opens Battle.
Blglln snd Gsrner crulaed up and
down in front of Montgomery No. 2 for
some time. At snout ocioca iney
approached within a few feet of the
dock. Blglln saw a light under the dock
and Immediately Jumped at the con
clusion that It waa a strikers who ought
to be shot. Ths harbormaster whipped '
out his revolver and fired at tha light.
What was his surprise to be answered
by a volley from above. "Detectives"
Debord and McMonles, thinking they
were hstng attacked by strikers begsn
emptying their revolvers ss fast ss
they could pull the triggers. Blglln
set up a loud outcry and Policemen
Ellis and Roberts came on the ran,
calling upon the frightened watchmen
to Stop firing. But tha watchmen did
not stop until they had discharged
even revolver bullets Into the hull of
the Palmer, one of them graslng Oar
ner'a face and leaving a scratch three
Inches long upon his cheek. Had the
"detectives" not been too panic-stricken
to take careful aim, they would have
killed both Blglln and Gsrner. for they
were only s fsw yards distant, and evi
dently shot to kill.
When the battle was over and con
gratulations hsd been exchanged over
the fact that no one wss seriously hurt,
ths policemen reported ths occurrence
to headquarters. Ths result was thst
In a few minutes Sergeant Cols and a
squad of sevsn patrolmen were on their
way to the dock to disarm ths dstee
tlvSs. A revfflver of large caliber waa
taken from both Debord and MacMooles.
as well ss from esch of ths five other
guards stationed at other points about
the dork These guns were taken to po
lice headquarters, whers thsy still re.
msln. Chsrgss were not preferred
against any of ths psrtles to the affair,
but Chief Grltsmscher declares thst he
will tolerate no more of such business.
The strikers are Jubilant over the In
cident of last night . snd they believe
thst the disarming of the gusrds will
mark the beginning of desertlona which
will leave only a handful of tha 40 or
M strlkebreskers now la thS employ
of ths exporters,
COMPILES NEW LAW REGULATING ALL
INSURANCE BUSINESS IN STATE
r
P. A. MacPherson Has Proposed
Bill Which Ha Hopes Legisla
ture Will Act Upon.
MEASURE PROVIDES FOR
VERY COMPLETE REPORT
Demands Additional Information
Concerning Property Held by Com
panies, Expenditures for All Pur
poses, List of Officers, Etc.
P. A. MacPherson, past president of
the Order of Waahlngtan with head
quarters In the Marquam building, haa
been studying the Insurance laws of the
State, and aa a result has compiled the
draft of a law which he thinks It would
be well for the coming legislature to
consider and. If possible, adopt In the
proposed bill he stipulates in brief that
the entire business of the companies
should be opea to the Inspection of the
public, through the annual reports to be
msde by each compsny.
Mr. MacPherson in hie bill provides
thst "additional Information should be
Incorporated In the annual reports of
life Insurance companies doing business
In this state, and for the publication of
an abstract thereof by such companies.'
In section 1 of tha proposed lsw the
writer provides that all real property
held by any corporation shall be noted
In the report with ths dates of acquisi
tion, the namea of tha vendors, the
actual coat, tha value at which It la car.
lied on the company's books, the mar
ket value, the amount expended dur
ing the year for repairs and improve
ments, tha gross and net Income from
each parcel.
aecords of All Loans.
It la also provided that the amount
fif all loans on real property shall be
set forth and also whether the loan
was mads In the ststs ox, la, a foreign
company . or person.
It Is further provided that all other
property, Including securities, whether
they are recognized by ths law aa
RESERVE CREATED
AI GOOSE LAKE
Inhabitants of Region on Oregon-California
Border Ap
prove President's Act,
WILL END RANGE WARS
CAUSED BY STOCKMEN
Overstocking and Invasion by For
eign Flocks Stopped Country In
cluded Is of Rough Volcanic Char
acter.
(Washlagtoa Bursas of The Jonrnal.)
Waahtngton, D. . C, Oct. . The
Goose Lake foreat reserve wss created
in Oregon recently by presidential proc
lamation. This rsssrve, en its name Im
plies, la situated near Goose lake, which
extends Into Oregon from the northern
border of California.
The country which It embraces Is very
rough, except along the water courses,
being mainly of volcanic character with
a surfsos of broken lava rocka or solid
basaltic escarpments or "rim rock." Cli
mate, physical structure and soli condi
tions effectually preclude development
ss sn agricultural area, though there are
some small valleys where fruit and veg
etables for home use can be successfully
grown. The principal Industry of the
region is csttle snd sheep graslng, and
this will be the case until the demand
for lumbar Increases In the district.
There sre two main types of forest
that represented by the lodgepole pine
aress, and that of the western yellow
(bull) pine snd sugar pine areas. Much
of ths latter has been cut for local use,
snd the cut-over lands almost Invariably
corns up to the Inferior lodgepole pipe.
Says Chief Forester Plnchst:
"Tha creation of the reserve will
serve threo very beneficial purposes,
and local conditions are auch thst the
bona fide settlers of the region sre
preponderantly In fsvor of reserve ad
ministration. In the first place, the Im
portant graslng rights of the Inhab
itants will be protected against tha In
roads of foreign bands of sheep that
overrun the range to the detriment of
the sheep and cattle owned In the neigh
hrnov, nf the reserve. Moreover, tho
range wll be carefully allotted to pre
vent overstocking, and to eliminate ail
differences between sheep snd eat'.lo
owners, to the Immense advantage of
both. In the second place, wlae restric
tions In the outtlng of timber will tend
towsrd s preservation and a reproduc
tion of the valuable species until the
timber of ths region will hsvs a much
higher commercial value and a greater
usefulness. In tha third place, forest
preservation will be of greet benefit to
the various Irrigation projects, the tuoxt
important of which Is the Klamath proj-
"eej of the United States reclamation
service, wnicn draws a targe portion or
Ita supply from the wsterahed endosej
In ths reserve."
The Goose Lake reserve Is quite . Ir
Dyspepsia
b an indication that the
stomach and other digestive
organs are weak, tired or
debilitated. It causes no
end of aches and pains and
is most common where
people bolt their meals and
harry and worry, at they
do in this country.
Hood sSarsaparilla
cures dyspepsia it has "a
mafoc touch in this disease.
Far tsstJmonials of i ssssrfcsili cs
Mai for Book on Dyspasia. No. 3.
CL
proper Investments or not. and all data
concerning such property, shall be
noted In detail in the annual report.
It la also eet out that all commis
sions paid to any person Is the em
ploy of the compsny. for the purchase
or aale of property, for legal services
or other servloes. or for loans, all
moneys expended In connection with any
matter pending before any legislative
body or any officer or dspartmsnt of
government ahall be recorded In the an
nual report together with all particulars
relating to each separate action.
O Ulcers' aVeooiSs Demanded.
The namea of all the officers snd
directors of the company shsll be
printed, together with the proceedings
Of the annual meeting, the namea of all
candidates for cilice, the number of
votes cast for each and whether these
votaa were cast in person, by proxies or
by mail. Ths sstarlea and all emolu
ments of each nerson connected with
the company In a salaried or paid ca
pacity are to fee noted and in the event
of the amount paid being over $5,000,
dates of payment and authority to make
the payment ahall be noted In detail.
The largest balancea carried In anv
financial Institution for each month
ahall be recorded, aa ahall all death
claims paid, resisted or compromised.
A complete statement shall be kept
of the profits snd losses upon Jhe yesr's
business, tha sources of all gains or
loases and also a statement showing
separately the margins upon all pre
miums for the first year of Insurance
It Is also provided that a separate
statement shall he made showing the
amounta of gains made by tha com
pany attributable to policies written
after December 31, 1907, and the pre
cise method by Which the calculation
haa been msde. I: Is also atlpuluted
that the fates of annual dividends for
all plans of Insurance shsll be given.
It Is provided that ths rates of divi
dends paid on deferred dividend poli
cies shall be detailed aa well aa all
sums held or set apart for apportion
ment upon policies with deferred divi
dends for periods longer than one year
In all plans of Insurance.
.It Is finally provided that every In
surance company doing business In ths
state shall furnish the required ab
stract at Its own expense, snd that the
abstract shall be published for ths pe
riod of time required by law In two
papers published In the city of Portland.
regular In shape and has some detached
areas, but comprises In all about 100.000
acres. .
HAND OF DIAL
(Continued from Psge One.)
made the total emount raised to dute
$203,771. and leaves gl4G.il:! fcr the
committee to raise by 8a tut day nignt
Included tn today's subscriptions utrt
two 11.000. subscriptions, om from the
Oregon Real Etnle comu.it y find the
other from the Marshall-Wells company.
Mualcals Tonlfht.
One of the features for thla week In
the raising of money for the new asso
ciation building will be the musicals
arranged for tonight at the clubhouse
of the Irvlngton Tennis club. An ad
mission fee of B0 centa will be charged
and ths receipts will be turned over to
the committee. This will be one of ths
best muslcales ever given In Portland
snd all the local artists of note will ap
pear and take part In ths program. The
regular club dance has been postponed
on account of the affair and a cordial
invitation haa been extended to the pub
lic to attend. Those who are In charge
of the affair are expecting a large
crowd to turn out to hear ths music ar
ranged fof the musicals.
BEGGARS BEHEADED FOR
BEGGING FROM MERCHANT
, Mooraal Sbeetal Berates.)
Vancouver B. C, Oct. 1.-
Accordlng
to the "Shanghai Mercury," copies of
which have been received hers, ths beg
gars and .the magistrates' servants In
Canton enjoy a prescriptive right to
exact money from every tradesman who
opena a new shop, especially a pawn
broker's shop, aa pawnbrokers are re
garded by the people aa Chinese shy
locks. V
Recently, when s pawnbroker named
Fu Bhang opened a new establishment
near the Cblng Fung bridge, a vast num
ber of theae beggars and magistrates'
servanta were there demanding exorbi
tant sums from the owner. As Fu
Shanif had psld his license fee to the
government he refused to psy the sum
demanded, end reported the matter to
the police, who arrested more than a
score of them and brought them before
the magistrate for trial.
Four of the extortioners were dis
charged, but two ringleaders were sen
tenced to be beheaded, notwithstanding
ths fsct thst they were the magistrate's
own servants, and the rest of them were
sentenced tn be put In stocks before
the pawnbroker's shop snd to remain
there for a period of three months.
SEATTLE RAILWAY FAILS
ON ELECTION PROMISE
(Jcsrnsl Speetsl Serrlce.)
Seattle, Wash., Oct. g. As an In
ducement for the streetcar men to vote
sgalnst municipal ownership In ths Ists
campaign and to abandon tha union or
ganization, the employes of ths Seattle
Electrlo company allege they were
promlssd handsnme increases In salary
to, become effective October 1. General
dissatisfaction Is ezpresssd upon ths
snnouncement by the compsny that It
will pay an Increase of 10 to It cants
a day for 10 honrs' work. There Sre
8S0 men affected and sll sre grumbling.
TEDDY JR. SUMMONED
BEFORE GRAND JURY
(Journal Rpeclnl SBtrlee.)
Boston. Oct. t. Shaun Kelley. tha
roommate of Theodora Roosevelt Jr.,
waa arraigned In the municipal court
today and pleaded not guilty to an as
sault on a police officer during a stu
dents' fracas on ths commons recently.
The esse wss continued to October 10
and Roosevelt was summoned to testify.
Ths president's son and anothsr were
summoned to testify In the Investiga
tion of the asms case by ths grand jury
tomorrow.
ENDED LIFE BY A JUMP
IN FRONT OF A TRAIN
Chshalls. Wash., Oct. I. No Inquest
will be held on the stranger killed here
by the train lsst night It Is believed
his nsme was not Taylor, hut that the
book ha carried belonged to a seloon
kseper st Osts City. Further tnveetlga
tlon suhstantlatea ths theory that the
man got on ths track with suicidal Intent.
"The Greatest Family Medicine
Ever Discovered Is Peruna"
so 8AY8
Ex-Member B MWwB
North
Carolina 1
Legislature.
Hlallllli
"The grass 1 family medicine ever discovered. In my opinion, which
comes from experience as well aa observation, la Parana. The most common
affliction to humalttttd Is a bad cold. Parana drives It oat of doors, wards
off catarrh, InvlsjHw and gives fresh strength to mind and, body.
"I give PerunaKr Unqualified endorsement." Wm. G. Hunter, Census
Office Bldg., Washington, D. C.
r
t
N aplts of ths chilly evenings and
cold nights o October, this month is
he most healthful month of the Whole
season.
There Is one liability, however, which
constantly hsngs over ths month of
October the liability to catch cold at
night.
Clothing TOO Thla.
People have been accustomed to
warm nights during tha summer. Thsy
go out for tha evening without proper
clothing. Before their return they find
themselves chilled to ths bona.
Sometimes people go to sleep without
proper covering, only -to waken In the
morning and find they have caught sold.
BLACK EAGLE COAL
PHONE 7
EAST '
F. B. Jones & Co. fp 181 E- Water Street
TAGGART TO FIGHT HEARST
III Wig STATE
National Chairman Prepares to
Oppose Inroads of Inde
pendence League.
(Jonrnil Siwclal Serrles.)
Indianapolis. Ind Oct t. National
Democratic Chairman Taggart came up
from ths French Lick springs snd win
remain In ths city till attar tha election
Ho will take personal 'charge of the
forces which sre opposing the Inroads
of William R. Hearst In Indiana and he
and othsr leading Democrats will do
svsrything possible to discourage the
organisation of an Independence league
In thla stats.
Agents of Hearst are st work In s
number of the counties snd while they
sre not men of recognised Influence the
Democratic managers believe thst there
should be work la opposition to the
Hearst people tn order to prevent him
from getting a foothold in ths stats for
ma.
GEORGIA IS ELECTING
HOKE SMITH GOVERNOR
(J .nrn.l gp.rt.l serrlee.)
Atlanta, CI a.. Oct. . Georgia's bi
ennial election for governor and other
ststs officers Is In progress today. The
election of Hoke Smith aa governor snd
the other Democratic candidatss decided
FSBSJB- r
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smtase.
Don't wait
23 ounces
JAQUES
Catching Cold fa October.
It Is very unfortunste Indeed to get a
cold during the month of October.
Any cold more or less undermines the
system, snd a great many colds lay the
foundation for chronic catarrh, pneu
monia and other diseases of tha winter
season.
Ths watchword of October la to
guard against cold, so ss to make the
most of this beautiful and healthful
month.
P.-ru-na, a
-
Peruna kept In the houae la a con
venient remedy against colds. At the
appearance of ths first symptoms of
cold, a few doses of Peruna will ofton
mitigate the attack entirely.
Peruna is the recognised family medi
cine In over a million homes, and lie
value cannot bo overestimated when It
is propsrly us
$7.00
rat
TON
DELIVERED
upon at the recant stats primary la, cf
course, assured. The only opposition
ticket In the field is that of the Social
ists, which is headed by J. B. Osborne
aa candidate for governor.
At ths polls today the voters also bal
lot upon the ratification of the constitu
tional amendments creating a new atate
court of appeals and expressing their
preference for three Judges to constitute
the court. In the event the Amendment
is ratified, the three candidates for the
judgeship receiving ths lsrgest popular
vote will be declared to be the nominees.
They Will be elected st the general elec
tion in Novmber.
ALASKAN STEAMER PUTS
INTO PORT LEAKING
iJonrnal Ssecl.l SsrrlM.)
Seattle. Wash., Oct. I Ths North
western Steamship compsny's steamer
Santa Ana, which Bailed for Alaska on
Monday, returned to Clallam bay thla
morning with 'Ave fast of wstsr tn hsr
hold.
COURT STOPS SEIZURE
OF DECAYED POULTRY
, (Journal 8seclal serrles.)
Chicago, Oct. 1. Ths circuit court
today lssusd an injunction restraining '
the city from interfering with ths con
duct of ths businsss of F. A. Becker A
Co. snd ths North American Cold Stor-
n mm pnmnunv. thfSA firms bains' I h. nh-
Jecta of attack by health department of eg
floors, who selssd for destruction tons
of decayed meat and poultry. Thscaso
will be argued Ssturdsy. Ths firms
claim ths city has no right to selss
such property.
BAKING
POWDER
is the wsnotrful raisin powder oi ths
Wave Circle Thousands of women its
bringing greater health and better food
Into their homes by using K C Baking
Towdcr. Costs just one-third what you
alway pay. If you have never used it
you don't know what you've mined.
I All grocers
for 23 cents
MFG. CO.
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