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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON' SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1008. 1. AVALANCHE OF JINGLES m&mtt FROM EVERY SECTION n 0 'YOU fear,- that "Our tempting otter to include an extra, pair 1 of trousera with : your suit or derfor the price of suit alone dur- iiiianeia myiue rour mio journal umce iu jiusyyuau workmanship f, f , t i$hed garmentsbefore placing, your oracr, to Call Sent Out Widespread 5 Interest ; out tstate Known m uontest. 01 :v.i: Tqu should have seen The . Journal's jlingls editor last week. Jingles came rrom everywhere. He was swamped. rhere were Jingles from every part of Portland, Its suburbs, and the 'smaller owns In its vicinity. 'And then Jhey egan to come from towns as far away is Klamath ' Falls, and Huntington, and Astoria and ever other cart of the Mate, as well as towns 1 In Washing- The first ' day ; the Jingle editor nought his Job was. a snap. The sec ond day ha ' wasn't so ' pleased. The hlrd day ' he wtfrked until midnight knd thought the rusa was over. 'But t was Just beginning. Tnan the real ush began. ; Jingle letters were taken rora the postofflce 'In bushel baskets. the office boy bad to hire an assist- nt. The Jingles continued to come by he hundreds. Then the Jingle editor vas compelled' to appoint an assistant. Announcement 01 tne jingio contest ve made In last . Sunday's Journal. the first rhymes arrived In the flret jaalf Monday morning, And they have yeea eoming ever since. . M JUsi of Winners. Winners of the prises are announoed a todays Sunday, journal. Many of he-verses were so aleverly written, al bough -not winning prises. It waa de- ided to publish them to give an Idea tV It came near getting One. of the prizes. IS. Case of Salem is the contributor I bought a slop-made suit; ; It was loud and it was .ong, -, It was like a mighty discord . ; -,H In an otherwise sweet aeng. But I've chased it it's still -going, AnA now Wills' unlnn shoo 1 Ilea my ordor for a decent suit , With the label on the top. - , . i . r 5 relwnona la; Kearen. i - Miss Katie B. De Lln.tl22Vt Grand avenue, wrote about the telephone: Tlk&n vaii war 4r Kaavan - You will find the Home phone there, Bedecked In precious Jewels, , , Beside. tne goiaen caair. , Mra Q !duic ana 'cxtra irouscrs ; Bfltlsractlon auerenteed fn ell eeeee. Garments to order. in a day If required. Full dress and Tuxedo Suits a specialty. 1 R ' clerk. Til Milwaukee fA8 Xi Pot tVocft ond Cf -t;r w;.n wrote ne.followa con- ww u"a cerning thestaff of .life": . , "Table Queen's" n Inepiratlon, t I nti A. or' t the ability of soma of the contest- nta. . J. McQueen. 1051 Macadam road. tland. made a hit with the Uncle ajtor oy wriuog a ray me aoout u ne optician, ur. ingla Uke this: 3eker. McQueen starts his The Jingle -man sat at his desk, Whence all but he had fled; The foollsu Jinrles of the mobt Were all the things he read. This one la by Miss Pearl Wilkes of lller. Oreson: ea that beautiful B teln way, that eeett- plea e piece In the room. na up the loom. be a Stalnway, everywhere we go; l . . . er - - ligMUig UP I gloom. i darknass, scattering the rtrt wiomaae glad end happy, Sherman, uay ta l Know. I 1 One to Catoa Tailors. For Jt Is the best of bread; Every class and every nation Are by its goodness dslly fed. Nice and light as any f eether No trouble for It to digest; Good In- fine 'or atonny weather, it Mn't be beat. In ell the west Miss Ida Burns. 409 Sacramento street, Portland,' took automobiles for her subject: .Mere is nerjingie: 1 ; K. Is for Keats, who sells automobiles; He bae the best car ever ' put upon . wheels: -. r ' j Every . style you' will find, , and each make guaranteed. ' -Whether wanted for-beauty, for strength or ier speeu... . When Ton Show Tow Teeth. I M. Spencer, ' 271 M Sixth street. wrote this: . - "Lausrh. and the world laughs with you,1 But remember the teeth that you ahow. t Tn heva them sound and white. . Just go and see Wright,' The very best dentist we know. Here's another dandy Jingle by J, in-hM IK flMHHid a treat. Portland: All cares to the wind we Joyfully fling, THEODORA GETS Kain God Displeasedly Cere mony 'Which Eemoyes " American Honey. . (United Preie Lm1 Wire.) New York. Feb. IS. Following the brilliant wedding ceremony which made Miss Thoodora Shouts the Duohess.de Chavlnes, . the . young couple left , In a ror nuiMtT at Weod'a T Is a dead sure Private car for Florida, where they will For quality at wooa s S a ue euro D8nd -v.i we4,it- honeymoon. M. one sent In by R. Toder. 1TT1 aft Thirteenth street. Portland: is the gentleman faultlessly dreesed, askea, who's your taiiorr' ne answered. "The beat! you're hunting a tailor who makes clothes that fit. ha Columbia Woolen Mills tailors are It." Many of those who entered Jlnglea k the contest sent mora than one verse. liking a different firm for each Jingle, kiss Stella M. Legrand, eOT Holly street, lortland, sent several. One of them fol- tws: 'hen Cupid's dart pleroee your heart et me sell you the ring that will give you a start. It comes from C Chrlstensea she won't decline. ut will say, "Oh, how lovelyl yes, dear, I am .thine " Vnd the coin you will save through pur I chasing here i III buy many an "extra" the new home to cneer. - l The one following was so good that ' 1MB SENDS EXCURSIOTJ TRAIN wo Pullmans, Potentially Six, Attest Bogue River Prosperity. Vh Va Tn The Journal lan formed of satin pillars, supported up the ads in The journal . a CAnftpy of ,ule, 0 th, vaJ1; Tha fh.S tK have tn the batch. Itar was arranged In the large draw- tarfre.afln. if-?P "J. " th. couple ex- hlnr It's a dead sure thins: he's here to stay, So Join in line witnout aeiay. Tn Wood's meat market we all will go. For we know there's one who Is not our But will sell you Oregon raised, pure ano sweet. -tt a . tn.n.(.H vlinlMMiM meat. 'ui' trinronoe Parker. S28tt Russell traat Portland contributed this one: new snrlna Jacket I surely must have. A waist and hat to match. I'll look tonlgi And see what On Washington a tore. Of hate, waists and Jackets they have them galore. And the X Palais Royal Is the name on the door. Even the real estate dealer comes in for his share of glory. , This is by Miss F. Upham 808 Crosby street, Portland: W la for waverlelgh, we all know well. The addition that Sharkey has to sell; It Is the only place to live with ease Forget your troubles and do as you please. Consult him at once, this busy man. And let him help you a home to plan. And in addition there were hundreds and hundreds of others which ihe Jingle editor only wishes ha were able to pub lish. spend several weeks' honeymoon The wedding was most elaborate in every detail, but some of the society people who attended had an unpleasant experience, being drenched by a' blind ing rainstorm which continued all day. The oeremony was performed In' Mr. Bhonts' mansion in ast Thirty-fifth street by Monsignor Lavelle of Saint Patrick's cathedral, assisted by Rev. Father Byrls. xtie ceremony was Drier, tne wedding arty, forming on the third story and ling down embowered at trailing stairways to (Speelal Dltpeteh to The Joeraal.) Modford. Or., Feb. 15. The only ex- irslon leaving Oregon this year for jillfornle will leave Medford tomorrow, ihen 40 people, filling two special Pull M cars, will depart for Los Angeles Ud other California resorts.. The excursion Is proof positive of the iosperlty that rules the Rogue River 'lley, despite panicky conditions else- Jiere. The trip waa arranged by the local luthorn Pacific agent with little ef- rt and were it not for the fact that any had olanned to visit San Fran- fcco while the battleship squadron is t- - ..uij t. W n erv bia vet I wuuiu uav. uqcii iicmicu Medford is the smallest city in the untry to send a special excursion to viyornia. kXhe UEGRO F.1UR0ERS OMAHA OFFICER Police Have Eard Time to Keep Mob From Lynch ing 'Dying Man. (United Preaj Leased Wire.) Omaha, Feb. 15. A race riot and lynching were averted In South Omaha tonight by the prompt action of the po lice In closing every negro saloon and poolhall In the city and ordering the blacks off trs streets after Detective Samuel Crummy of the Omaha police force was shot and instantly killed in a poolhall by William Jones, a negro des perado, ones also shot at Policeman Buinvan ana was mortauy wounaea i Policeman Shields of South Omaha. Friday night the negro shot another umana oiricer tnrougn tne nana without changed vows. The bride wore an elaborate worth creation, while the duke wore his orders and ribbons and made quite a resplend ent appearance, completely dwarfing his sober-clad father-in-law. Only a few choice guests were per mitted to -see the fine collection of presents sent from all quarters of the globe, among which waa a gift from President Roosevelt. Mr. Shonta nositively refused all In formation regarding tne presents. The father and' mother of the bride. accompanied by the Duchess d'Uses, Prince Galltron. Baron de Cande and Baron de la Boulllerce, left tonight for Niagara Falls In a special train. There was room at the house entrance for only one carriage at a time and because of a blockade feminine guests braved the storm and dragged their fine silks, satins and chiffons through This .exhibition of discomfited sool ety was a source of sardonio amusement to ourioeity-seeKers, who howled with delight when handsomely gowned guests wun Mcina lucaoa unaer tneir arms braved the storm for a most embarrass ing: walk. Many a carefully polished high hat was blown into the middle of the rauddv street and many an umbrella carried by a footman over aggravated mistresses turned wrong side out. Fully half the guests' failed to see the ceremonv. among them being Mrs. James B. Hag gin and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. SMALL CASn PAYMENT. party will be gone 30 days. 3ee Keats' auto ad, page 8 of section 5 ' Actor Dies. " (United Freu Leased Wire.) Buffalo. N. T.. Feb. 15. Vernon Sonv i. an actor, witn isiawara uavis com' ny. appearing ai me eneaa meaire, M suddenly here today of heart fall' W He was a native of New Haven, knnecticut, and had been on the stage about 20 years. EAFNESS ND CATARRH rCCESSFULLY TREATED BY "ACTINA" lnfr-flT nor cent of the eaaes of drarntsa ic-ht to oor attutlon ire tbe reanlt of cbntnle pirrh of the tbroat ana middle ear. To. air pins tbe action or tne viDratory Done., un til iue up. poalta are rmoTd re lief la im possible. Tbe Ihner ear eannot be reached hv nrnhlmj. H. or eprajring. Inability of apeclHliats to aiwara gl relief. Tbat there la k a c I e n title t r a s tment y - tor moat E.D. Th Drum H.Hqrmr: 'm',ZZ, " jAnvii; S, Stirrup; S.L.ixmr Mtarrh u cular Cicnalil ,. Lortlteth- demonatrat . every day by the "ActlBa" treatment. Tba ... .....i.if In th- " Ant in." bihm thraotk or Mnerated In tbe "Actlna" paaaea throuia t Euatacblan ttibea Into tbe middle ear, rv .log tbe catarrhal oDatracuooa ana nosena tne Donea (nammcr, auTu inn Burmpi iu ' making them reeDOod to tba Tt- umi ApHna" la alao- rerr aae ttul in relieving head '. nolae. ;:. We bare wa people afflicted with tbie diatreaalne ible for reara to be mpletely rellered in i i weeks br tbla wonderfsl Inrentloa. . "Ae V' baa alae been rery-ancceaalul In ' the tment of la grippe, aatbma. browbltl., core at, weak limga. cold - aad beadnche and i trouble-tbnt are directly or Indirectly , te catarrh. "Actlua" will be sent on trial "paid. Write ne abont your c. Our ad wilt be aent tree aa well aa a valaable i Prof. WllKon'a Treatise oa Dlaeaae. Ai- a Actlna Appliance Co.. Dept. 080, U Wal-, at., Kssses-.aty.'' Me- ' -vj: '..4y.;"j;f provocation and since then search had been made for him. The poolhall Is located In the heart of South Omaha, a negro colony, but within a few minutes after the klllln? the building was surrounded by severa hundred white men. who were deter mined to lynch the dying negro. Chief of Police Briggs of South Omaha was restrained by force from emptying 4his revolver Into the body or me wounded desperado when he ar rived at the scene. The angry crowd was held back by tho officers until the negro was re moved to a hospital, where he Is slow ly dying. . ' At a late hour .tohlght the streets were still filled with' white men who seemed only to lack a leader to make an attack on the hospital and string up the negro. Within an hour after the murder not a single negro could be seen on the streets and . their homes wen dark. Their absence served to cool the anger of the crowd to some extent but threats of vengeance against the entire negro race were maae oy nunaceas or the ex cited men. ' " Chief of Police Donahue of Omaha took a large detail of Omaha police men to South Omaha. -to aid In nuelllnir and disturbance. The policemen were so worked up that many expressed a keen desire to kill the murderer. Drummv had been a mnmhar nt h Duke Only Gets $300,000 ms First Payment for Becoming Groom. (Rearat News by Longeat Leaaed Wire.) New . York. . Feb. . 15. ImmedlatelT following the wedding of Miss Theo dora Shonta to the ' Due ' de Chaulnes today . there .was a threa-hour business conference held In a second-story room In the -Shouts mansion. ' The. duke .and. new duchess. Mr. and Mrs. Shonts, Paul D. Cravath, leading counsel for tho Inremrban railroad, and another lawyer made up tbe party, and by the timo they had completed their conference all of the guests had de- fiarted. Luncheon was served to the lttle meeting, but none of Its discus sion was permitted to leak out. Mr. Shonts has held steadfastly p? the United States Idea, that there shouldbs no settlement made upon the bridegroom before the marriage, but It was everywhere rumored that Immedi ately following the ceremony he had made 'a definite marriage settlement of 1S00.000 upon his daughter's husband. Tne auae and duchess remained In the Shonta mansion until 7:80 this even- lert in an automobile to train awaiting them In lng, when they left in an automobile to a special the Grand Central, station. take Omaha police force for nearly 20 years. He leaves a wife and 10 children. AMERICAN AEE0 -CLUBS IN A WAR New York. With Pioneer Organ! a- tion. Believe Chicago Is Try ing to Steal Its Prestige. J. HAM LEWIS WANTS BIG ATTORNEY'S FEE (United Preat Leased Wire.) Chicago, . , Feb., 16.r-rColonel James Hamilton .Lewis, chief, counsel for Dora McDonald, who was acquitted of the charge of murdering Webster Guerln, will file a claim In trie probata court for'35.000 against the 'estate, of Mich. ael McDonald, gambling king, for fees in conducting tne woman s defense. Fol lowing it may be filed claims for fees for two leading associate counsel. It Is understood they are to receive 12,000 each. Colonel Lewis, It Is said, will con tend that 125,000 was provided for in a contraot and arrangements with Mich ael McDonald preceding his death last AUgust. ' Ten thousand dollars addi tional is the fee allowed by aMrs. Mc Donald. This Is said to ha an attempt to lace the burden of the expense upon Irs. McDonald, and the claim may be fought . . , . EXCHANGE 11 ' Ecnse Pfcssts : AC171 AOI73 Dome Meal 'aCa4'';.'' . '"ir J , Price $6.00 With1 five electrodes and atan- dard dry cell battery. ' For home use and travel it has no equal, or it's neat and dean. Contains no acids or liquids. It will cure cramps, constipa tion." headache, . hysteria, impo tence,, . paralysis, rheumatism, neuralgia, etc , . .Complete with booklet for the correct treatment of over 100 diseases! Call and get further particu lars. Vapor Bath Cabinets For Health and Beauty Pricea from..f400 to 12.50 Fre pamphlets for the aak- For the Baby There Is nothing r more ffective than . "Woodlark" nomeopalhic Specialties - "Woodlark" Worm Powders A pleasant tasting prepara tion requiring no ca- OC thartic; price ...eWC "Woodlark" Teething Powders Of value during the teeth ing period of infanta, crying, restless, colic, diarrhoea Cn romiting, etc.; price... OUC "Woodlark" Croup and Cough Syrup Of true value in all stages of cough, whooping cough, hoarseness, etc; abso lutely harmless; 25c ' The Thermos Bottle It does something that waa never done before. ICE COLD It keeps the contents ice cold for days and days even though you keep in on a red-hot stove. RED MOT It keeps contents red hot for hours and t hours, though you keep the bottle on a cake of ice. For sale at the rubber counter Price $5.00 Up Japanese Air Cushions . Special Sale Monday Price 23 Cents Other Robber Specials 2-quart aeamless Fountain Syr inge 2-quart cloth inserted Fountain Syringe, reg. $2.15.... 1.59 4-quart cloth inserted Fountain Syringe, reg. $2.50 fl.79 Dr. Tullar's Ball Spray Foun tain Syringe, reg. $Z50. 1.83 Small size Fountain Syringe, reg! 75c 4-quart Combination Syringe and Water Bottle f 2.63 2-quart Combination Syringe and Water Bottle 81.13 Cloth-covered Water Bottle, 2- quart; reg. $1.75 f 1.09 Cloth-covered Water Bottle, 3- quart; reg. $1.85 $1.13 Red rubber Water Bottle, 4- duart; reg. $2.50 1.83 White rubber Water Bottle, 4- quart; reg. $2.00 81.43 Our 1908 Model Cameras Are Here We wish to call your atten tion to the new Seneca mod els for 1908. 'All finely fin ished in ebony and heavy nickel trimmings; they are very pretty. No. 9 Seneca Triple extension, triple lens, reversible (OC tt back, size of picture 4x5 inches; price spOsJsUU Also the Senecas, Nos. 1, 2, etc.; prices 8 9.00 to f 35.00 The view photographer who wishes something to stand the wear: the new Camera City View will do it. The 1908 modol has all modern improvements; sizes 6yix81i 830.OO; gize CA 8x10, price , Jj.jU "Woodlark" Photo Paste; the kind that holds; four sizes 10S 25eS 85, 50f "Artura" Paper, the recognized standard of quality, used by the best photographers of the northwest; made in five grades Iris, Carbon Black, Carbon Green, NonCurling, Chloride. Write or call for booklet called "Artura Results." "Cyko" Paper, for the amateur; the easiest to get results; all sizes and grades. "Royal," the best printing-out paper made. 1908 American Annual of Photography Contains all the C, newest formulas and best readings; price IOC "Woodlark" Developers are the best, always fresh; all sizes of packages; powders 5 each, to jugs a The Ansco Jr. Camera Size of picture 2x44; the best one for your vacation trip; it's builffor service; loads in day- dJIO fl light; 6 or 12 ex. films; weight 21 ozs; price. aplaWaUl No. 9 Ansco Used the world over; the postal size, 3Jix554 inches; fine lens, auto shutter, 5 speeds, made of hard wood, COfl flft nickel trimmed; price tJaCVIalU No. 1 Ansco The best box camera for snap shots; size of picture 3yix3yi; holds 6 or 12 exposure films; brilliant view dC (( finder; price PUU $1.50 Helps to the Afflicted SJ More solid comfort can be da rived from a Bedside Table Than any piece of furniture ever made. Perfectly adjustable, finely made, strong and durable; prices from. ...84.50 to f7.50 Trosses That Fit Perfectly With 40 years experience in this responsible work we are able to give you perfect satis faction in every way. Spring and Elastic Trusses; from 81.50 to 810.00 Hearing appliances sent oa approval. Hearing Horns, Tubes, Wilson Ear Drums, pr.81.50 to f 10 Surgical Depirtmeit ''Woodlarlf Pure California Olive Oil About one year ago, or since the opening of our Optical Dept. There are over 2,000 people wearing our glasses with best results. Are you one of them? A moderate charge, with skilled services and glasses which are right. Every pair is guaranteed. Refitted within a year free of charge. We do not advertise to de ceive the people but to con vince you -of our facilities for giving absolute satisfaction. State - examined optometrist always is charge. Burnt Leather Half Price Monday A large assortment of leather Center Pieces for library ta bles and jardiniere stands; vali. 50c to $7.... PRICE Leather Moccasins for children, fancy fringed edges and col ored bead work ornaments, all sizes; values 75c to $1.50 i PRICE Leather Magazine Covers; price to 81.75 Kodak Albums, 50t to 8 1.25 Shaving Paper Pads, 25f-65 Cigar Cases at 35 YOUR CHOICE HALF PRICE ft OP. If s the purest of oils and guaranteed to be just as we represent it Try a small bottle at first Put up in five sizes: 30c 50c 85c $15 $3-50 "Woodlark" cure double dis tilled Extract of Witch Hazel; it is noted for its strength and purity ;b ottle, lOf , l&V, Of and ,.Of Green Soap Put up in handy packages at, box, lOf 2Eot and Of Our "Woodlark" brand of Spices, ground and put in air tight cans in our own labora tory, can, lOf , 154, 25 and 45f Flavoring Extracts, all flavors, bottl .lOf to fl.OO STEINS, IN THE GIFT ROOM, MADE OF ROZANE POTTERY, Regular $1.50, Special 98c (Spedal Dlipatch to Tba Journal.) Ntw Torlc v Feb, I4-Aronaut all over the country, are facing av merry war which has its origin In an Invitation sent out by th '-Chicago Aero club to a number of clUba skins; ; that delegates be eent to Chicago February 2L for the purpose of forming s national organiza tion of aero 'clubs, - v, - The Aero cluba of Amarlna. with Iima. quarters In New York, was the first club or wio Kina organ ilea In this country, ana It members -believe that th rrhl. cago club Is attempting to take away its prestige.,' r - - - . ' . This belief is strengthened by the fact that the club received no Invitation from Chicago.'-1:. ;.!'.. '-v;;.f . v. lne object of obtaining tbe lead la membership In the International Aeroi nautle feneration, which admits but one club from a country, the .club . which lead in tha-sport. i. . , -. F. OF L. ORGANIZES NEy DEPARTMENT fCoitai rraas Laated Wtra.) Washington, Feb. IE. An Important and far-reaching step was taken In the labor world today when the building trades department of the American Federation or Labor .was organised by delegates - from 1 - building trades. James Klrby of Chicago, president of the Alliance or structural iraoM, which the new organization supplants, waa elected nresldent- A Charter will be asked from the American Federation of Labor. Headquarters will be estab lished at 'Washington. ine xmyion. Ohio, headquarters will be discontinued. The first annual convention will be held in Denver next November. Strikes are not to be called wU.iout consent of the superior central local associations, and wage and hour demands must be made through the local associations. BIG STEAMSHIPS ON "HOOK" MUD BANKS The Jumping Off Flace. - "Consumption had me iq Ha grasp; and I had almost reached the jumping off place when I was advised to try Dr. icing's- New Discovery; and I want to say right now, it saved my life. Im provement began with the first bottle. aad after taking one dozen bottler I was a wen ana nappy man again," says George Moore, of urlmesland, , N. C As a - remedy for coughs and -coMa aad healer of weak. , sore longs and for pre venting 'pneumonia i New Discovery Is supreme. 60c -and"' $1.00 at 8kldmore Drug Co Gruggists. xruu pottle : Xrea. (Baarat News br Longest Leased Wire.) New York, Feb. 16. In avoiding a. collision in a heavy rog, whlch hung over the lower bay, the Cunard liner Luoanla, outward bound. wlth several hundred passengers and the standard Oil company's tank steamship Deutsch land, also outgoing, both ran aground today in Medney channel, about two miles northeast of Bandy Hook. . After some little delay the Ounarder waa floated with little difficulty under her own power, without any apparent damage and continued on her way, pass- ma out io sea. . - - the Deutschland remained fast sev eral nours out was nnauy floated. FAVOR GOVERNMENT CORPORATION CONTROL (Bearat News br Lonraat Leased Wlr.t Washington, Feb. 16. A poll of both the senate and house shows a strong current in favor of the bill Introduced in the bouse last year by Representa tive William Randolph Hearst, provid ing for- the national Incorporation of corporations engaged In interstate com merce. Many senators today put themselves- on. record as being In favor of this bill, which aims to prevent the stock Jobbers, which, through corpora tions 'Controlled and managed br reck less organisers have - for years been such a menace to the public. r .. See Keats' auto ad. page t of section I. iv'.v1' ,?I'.;" i:i;;-' s r , DRUCE WITNESS IS SENT TO AN ASYLUM (United Press Leased Wire.) New York, Feb. 16. Robert C. Cald- well, wanted in England on a charge of Berjury In connection with the famous Tuce-Duke of Portland case, was to day oommitted to the Manhattan insane asylum by Supreme Court Justice Clark. The examiners last Thursday declared Caldwell Insane. His heart is also said to be weak and he is in no condition to make the trip to England to answer the charges against him. ACCUSES MOTHER OF KIDNAPING CHILD (Bearat News br Longest Leaaed Wire.) Los Anaeles. Feb. 15. After pursuing his 10-year-old daughter Mildred from the Atlantio to the Pacific and vainlt searching through three states for traces of her, the search covering a period of six years, Jacob Schllb of Minneapolis today found the child In a suburb of Los Anaeles and in tbe custody of his former wife, the mothr or tne gin, wno ne accuses ox auunap- Ing the .child. JOHN BARRETT URGES SUBSIDY FOR SHIPS (United Preaa Leased Wire.) Lincoln. Neb., Feb. t5. John Barrett formerly of Portland, Oregon, director of the International Bureau of Ameri mn. Renubllcs. tonlcht delivered an ad dress at the first annual dinner of the Lincoln Commercial club. He declared hat South America was a ncn rieia LwaJtln invasion from . this country and urged a subsidy for American ships to carry the malls tp the southern re publics ' ' J ' Seceders from the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Heloers are to meet in convention in Chicago, February 16, for the purpose of form ing a new international organisation ! JJf WTJM. Lado Pnea.. Tf w ir? i ue&i ksi ffitf isa ThbaEWi Lumber Exchange Building OUR NEW POLICIES OFFER ALL THAT IS BEST IN LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER TO BUY OR SELL. 1 Low; jKpn-Participating Rates High Cash Values SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO RELIABLE ACTTVB AGENTS. Apply to JBSSX B. SKA?. Manager of Agents, 814 Ktuabe Bxchange 81dg. iBaHgairoMasatoaggggaag Vane Institute and. Sanitarium A PRIVATE, HOSPITAL For the Treatment of Women's and , Children's Diseases Exclusively ' Women Physician in Attsn&nca Only, W!. !1 9iv' Sfeclal Attention. . 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