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1 GOTLAND, CUIIDAY I.IOKNINC, OCTOBER 19, III. 1 rr 5 pjrr-i ! li Ji. II""- Vf f '"" Mm SPRING FLOOR FOR DANCING FEATURE OF NEW BUILDING; ' r"li fl A LY - '-17.D: i!i 3 .:" lil00L jLl... it filAD llG OTTO OF BAVIA.IS.FIIIG; HOLIDAY II 'V 1 rtj,.i ro4 Is Just as J5ear ? Advices; JTcw Capital )sslblto Get; Rail - Suffer. ' , "f 4i ,! lienjamlu II. Bryan. ; , Xork .Oct. 18. Very little eheer- 4 , ness is to be found In financial and J, corporate circle, and tills applies not , only in a domestic eonae but aUo lor. eign. Europe appear to b in the throe .. I labor agitation, which yesterday was .accentuated by a walkout on the part of - miners wt the Rio Tlnto mines in bpajn, and while some difficulty In jEng land, particularly in Lancashire, , was temporarily averted, still-advice sug gest that labor problem are receiving much consideration on the other aide, 5?d I? pssyrded a being mor or leva of a disturbing Influence. -; ' - The attitude of the Brlt!h' underwrit ers in connection with ths matter of agreeing not to participate on a large acale in new financing unUl the in vestment market improve, the m now being checked With lues recently offered, and which were only partially subscribed for. The fact that the Bal kan states have not as yet been able t0. rJfVMl.the expenditures growing out of theV recent wars and that neither ' Siand, France or Germany have aa yet financed the comprehensive military plans - which were figured upon om months (to. have rathar truiA to a v. grayate the continental financial pros pects and especially' general trade dl- f. "'" aiacaenina lenuencies, ana bouth America. Egypt and India ""'"I iiaavi.r lsV aW JsBSBSS-- on their are l European 1 - : correspondents for finance which ordl. nariiy might be curtailed but which at V ljrslnL A nrtsksl Imnsicatlwa . . ' Europe, as J uually the case, has in Br f?rt to bolster home condition liquidated ' American securities freely ot late, and as a consequence auch prea auie has had much to do with un settling the New York stock mark at. uu v pernaps nas accelerated more or Jp opraestlp selling, though tt I not - mi our own aira.ra.inai is . x1 ?ay those engendered by enactment of the new tariff law and the agitation trowing out of the proposed currency and banking legislation, coupled with a well defined indication of a renewal of atnl-trust legislation during; forth coming regular session of congress, - , f have deubUess contributed la a marked , degree. -, . . - ...... , . , ... railway earning particularly la Cotillion Hall, four-story brick structure going up at Fourteenth and Couch streets. Featuring the building 1 the provision made for a large, modern ballroom on the top floor. The ballroom will have dimensions of SO by 110 feet, with floor of the latest patent construction, known as '. a - ball-bearing v spring floor, said to bs the only one of the kind in the northwest. A spacious balcony, SO feet long, opens out of the ballroom, overlooking the street. ' . The bonding is being constructed for the Van Frldgh estate and will'be leaaed to M. M. Ringler, manager ot the Klngler dancing academy. The ground floor will be fitted up for store rooms and the upper stories, except the fourth, will be arranged for living rooms and apartments. Plans of the building were drawn by Architect Robert F. Tlgen. . -, .,, ;,..'., ,. ., , ' , . - ! - Insane Ruler Made III by Un natural Diet Which His Dis . ordered Mind Demands. - GRAND DUKE MRS BH1Y AGAINST HIS BROTHER NICHOLAS in England -With Wife, ; 1 iiS awWa Exiled From .ndnrB'.m..W5h Russia.Takes Ud Residence , w - a, v avfjH late l .;;. - ' iiicreaee in .order to insure - progress and develop our large corporation If not a continuance of present dividend Sayntenta Is becoming apparent to many ;no heretofore were disposed to con sider the protests of the rallwaytnan--arera being somewhat out of keeping with the true state of affair. r It 1 not iimiMUK m uie roaos win receive any iwi in Idaho 10 Idaho 1 Idiiio i...,, 1 Idaao ...,....,....,.. 1 Orfoa 31 uregoa , I 1 By PhlUp ETerett,, (By the IntamaUonal Kaws garvle.) XiOndon. Oct IS. "It was a great re- ... .. Twr9 I M. -rt, . . . W t ha a.rj. in. ma iiai.ura- ok nigner rate i w - - 1 Until the first quarter of next year atioaar. relieving me of the ebllgatloa of lrf n?w,?aplt'1 MA,,3r.t xert death. It U dignity that is not A Tory influence lB the Instanoe of anylable -one. V s K fs'aVhoV.' uritle.C.tiy th. Grand Duke Michael Alex- nave acted in Tway thff sw.t?S. a? brother of the Czar Nicholas sore of a financial readjustneiit Is- oo of Russia.; who in order to marry . ths the tapia." woman he ldVd,"j-eslgned' all claims ts The relief afforded by the action of ths Russian throne and Is living In En J0Zr2m?,lln. aIxUns; funds In land praoUcally banished from his sa &ffi&&im&9--i2i? w- B an Interview today. ' far been absent, which perhaps i so- Hf PPred pleased at the oppvrtunlty counted for by the fact thavJontrarv to speak to the American people whom . 5 'fi'""" n Bovemmen Tie . oeuevpa musi nave-; . lawra m , ' L--i'.loJ in"ti.tu"?nil hv not J'awn as false -lmprelon of him because of the tars y--P h 'toforiOB rsscrva esn- atortes circulated to the effect that' he " TheN"stear mm W t-iii-.: V a'.i' hd plotted against .the .csar and . ths - bv advlcna i ai.ff.pin rmm IrZZzi "uZ I csarevitch. . . ; ; - , of consumers, and prices of finished ? wUI not uk yo to deny ths Story steel products have exhibited declining that I am - a .Nihilist." said therand naOTciea. u. copper metal holds Its duae. : "'And that 1 havs been suspected StSS,JSL? X81'i" wh.n? ine t of .plotting; against my Imperial brother eral is considered strong .Tin "2 CrJI0' UAtle sonbscaus ls cannot im . ofcodd da oollsh . enough -to u-iiua mnu in copper nArea.. lristrket 1 -w": v m t . ' hail not DPAfi fiVftrM h nnhllii xaa.s-lAl I 'i'.fi -s-a- e-. a-i 1 win,.taa general run, of securttleaT- Armed with my letter of UtroducUon ; ..,.-t - . 7 f-kA. I sought the, brother of Russia's 1m- ' i Rangs of New York price furnished Parial autocrat and found, him at bis by Overbeclc A Cooks Co S1S-S17 Board English residence, Knebwerth, the beau- of Trade building. . . tlful oastle In,' Hartf ordshire7 which he uKHUKirruiN 4(tnHiiD ilw i ma I nas vleased rront tne Kan - or - i.y ixon. 71? The duke. received mebbrdially. He Is 42U very -democratic, And. asked, me to be kind enough to, overlook the fact that XTW K la Its. krAtYi.. aw amnaWkvan tn 'u J kindly addreas Mm as if lis were an or- 84 I The grand duke arrived m England 92 I nnlv a littla 6vrwo weeka aao .-. Ha speaks English fluently, but prefers to speak French, and it was in that lan guage that the Interview Was held, - . - "ludo want you, however, to say for me that there are absolutely no bitter feeling- between the eaar and myself." went on the - grand duke. - wAnd if the cxar ever visits England, everybody will have A chance to ses that we are any thing but - personal, enemies. The fact is that, 'even within his own family the csar , is not. such an autocrat aa the world believes, bat is bound to follow Very-strict family laws, which left him no choice la my case. Being forced to obey the laws of the Romanoff family he could not possibly sanction my mar- Aualsantated Copper Oo. Aioortcan O. A Ve,. , Ameeieaa Can, e........ : Americas Cotton OIL . : 'n uaar, ,,,,, . - lAmericaa Smelt ...., la. Tel. A Tel...; ; Aruoonda Mlnln- Co.... Arrnisoa, c. t..,,.,v Baltimore A Ohio, Beet Bujar . .....,i.-.v Brooklra Rabid Transit Canadian Piclflc, .,,.. urnirai Leatner, e,.,... rf "LI a -r ... vut.- a v. v.. ,... mi. a, w., pi....... ChL, U. A St. P.v... Chl.xA N. W, .,.,.,,. umno- voprer Cheaepeake A Ohio.... uolorado r. Ss I.. .., Colorado -floatbarn, , Oora Piodaeta, e..,.. Delaware A Hndaoa.... i Denver (t.O, ano, c. . ,-., kv rt i mn a& - O. Northern, p(........ ... ,1 . - i lllaUOlH uvnirKi ,.,. - i lut. Metropolitan, .w. Uhlgh raller ........ Kansas City Soutbera.. ST 102U 1 110U014 a 1 1 -a r i M :r (.uiHisai iau ....... jveraoa coasouaatM, . . . New Havea .... few xora ventral...,,. pojrrni weatera, e Northern Pacific a.. Pacific U. 8. S. Co.... rannamaia Hallway, . , r r av. at . r. v., w. v. va,.,..,,. rreasea stsei usr, e.... nay tons, copjwr , nvaaina. v. ..... Republfe Iron A Steel, e hock Miana, e... ...... fit. I A S. F., Sd Pf.. soutnern : racinc, c, .. s Southern Railway, .,,, -Tean. Copper , St Btt.sJt ( Wet Cjfvv V. B. Rubber, e. ....... U. 8. Bteel OoH -U. B. Bteel Co., pf..,,,. Utah Cupper ........... ' Wabash, e. W. II. Teietrsph...;... , Wnetlnnhooae Kleetrle.. WUranaln Central, e.. v. C Xotal sale 111,600 ahares. 140 107 13. 1BO S8 140 122H 10TU 184 luu at. aiH 1M An alarm to give a signal should 11 be eztinguisned features a new auto-, mobile tall light ROMAN MEAL I ring, which J look uponas a purely personal arrair, since i am no longer heir to tho-throne. t.v . '"I nave come to-Kngiana beoause want to live quietly like any other or Idinary human' being. X do not oare for society, and beyond seeing my mother and other near relatives here I expect to meet - very few people,.- The people here, understand and respect my wish.' The treatment which the Csar Nich olas' accorded hi brother 1 said1-to have vaatly angered the Dowager Em- press of Russia, whoae sympathies were with Michael, and against the court con ventions which demanded that he not marry beneath -his-station. - . : ! : Ossr-Dlscacsg Brother. ', - In November. ISIS, the Grand Cuke Mlohael married Mme. Bhormetlevahala, a pleblan. . The csar did not learn of the marriage until January last, at which time te publicly disgraced his I brother-by ordering him and his wife to quit .Russia within a hours. Ths priest who, married the grand duke and bis bridk : was ordered to be unfrocked by the Csar and the minister of the inter. hlor and several oflcials of ths police de panment were removed because they had not kept a better watch on the man who until tha birth of a inn to tha near was the heir to the Russian throne. NORTH PORTLAND IS ' BANNER MARKETFOR HOGS DURING WEEK Continued From Preceding Page.' This nutritious, laxative food Is mads by srheat, rye and. .flax, ooaraely ground. Ths protein and carbohydrates are all retained to beget energy and prevent fatigue. Roman Meat has hot that fault or, me ,mwm cereai .-tooos, via, or I . rx i,-.-i - STlKHs. being- over-refined, - thu-catering to jidabe so- ' aainiine 01 appeuie ana weakening Oreaoe . digestive powera : . . I Idaho .. Ths flax in Roman Heal Is deodorised ................. as .......a.,. 1 aa. .... ,..'. J . ..nr. nrrv.a. j . IIQ1M .....a.,.,1 I 1. first cereal conUinlnfiax S 2Si lll:;: I any quantity In a palatable foftn. iiaho .v. ..,.. Roman Meal used aa a food dally will Idaho S i euro constipation and "relieve many J,"?! "casea of. indigestion. ,,' r , MSK K'"n ' i Roman Meal makes delicious ' gems, tUbl YA"i:?tY.: il muffins, - brown bread, pan-cakis, and Oram is may, also bo used ss a breakfast mush, oreaon ............ 2T It ( Is not an expensive food; a 8-lb. ",; f ?aoki ? cTr for f5& For children there Is no bet- oreu.B 48 ler IOOO..J-- ; i1'..:-'.' ::,.;. ' Th. I.OJ- Tlhlll Rabin- Cn baking RomantMeal Bread, which may lowSU "'"."''"'J be had at your grocer'A for 6o a IoaX.oo S4 V -loss- 10l ' 1O90 ,1I4 .?.il58 , 1080 :v 11O0 rtO - iao j ': im 11.S5 liao 1143 V ' . lino i. ; H2J " :: m . i' i:3 i ;;1 1H : ,;1020 1 ioi a ; '. BOO tr.n T.TO $8.00 , I.OO T.60 T.00 T.flO : T.0 ; ! 7 0 T.60 too f T.60 T.60 T.00 . S.2A , 8 25 T.80 ; t0 T.00 : T.so T.RO T.BO T.NJ 4.89 920 131T . 1000 1060 mo , , 8T8 800 COWS AND BXirXBS. -Oregon a,. IS a - 1040 ' ' 8TA0S. " Idaho ,. 1 ' BOOS, Oregoa f... 69 Idaho ........-.. 87 Orefoe. 08 Idaho ... .107 Idaho 1 Idaho S Oregon ................. 15 Idaho 3 109 retxm .................104 Oregon .................. 98 Oregoa ......... 97 Oregoa 1 Oregoa S Oregoa ...a............. 11 Oregon .........v....... S Idano .,..,, . ... S Idaho 1 Idaho 1 Idaho .................. 00 Waitalngton ........... 4 Waahlagtoa 84 Idaho S Idaho ......... 1 Idaho , 93 iahe 8 Idaae .................. 0 Idaho H.f,tiM.. 88 Idaho 10 Idaho .'..,. 78 Idaho 1 Idaho .a ICoaday Aftsrsaos lalee, - Seettoa. ;. i-:-, No. : Are, las. Oregon- a,.,,.. .v. T ... Oregoa , ... ....... 1 .a Oregon ................ S 0Mg0Ak',,.....i.,',., 1 Oregon iw.a..j.f..ia.a....... 9 Oregom ................ 13 Oregoa ................ . 1 Oregon V............... S ' Oregoa ................ - 4 ' Oregoa 1 Oregon .......... 4 Oregon ...,. ,... S Oregoa .....aa. ........ , 7 1000 M SIS . su 989 168 830 -. 840 808 SJ5 - 188 185 , 198 . 183 loo - .: 480 818 ; 870 . : 455 : i 810 250 1ST VJ IM h j 435 ' 880 15 i B87 t 114 ' 184 880 , 2u6 180 191 6 88 780 . 7 80 790 : 8 78 7.85 - ,7.35 14.60 S5.7S . $8 75 s ses .888 S.90 t 8.00 , 7.6J ' 7S5 7.80 8 68 S65 665 885 ' 8.18 . 7.05 T.85 ' 7.65 " 7.65 8.65 S.65 7 65 S.85 T.TO 1 S.25 8.70 S.ao .95 v 7.66 "8 65 8.T0 Price. 54 -'. $7.85 eno TJts '11I0T-S Oreaoa .... ....... 1 Oregon ..... ...... i : S Oregon ......... ....... . Oregoa S Oregoo ................ S Oregoa ................ 4 Oregoa ................ 4 Idaho .7 Idaho iii,i....wi.M.i 6. Idaho .'li. ......,. 6.. Idaho ,..,. .w........ 8 ' Idaho. .ita...,.M .. S - - cows Oregon . ...... 10 Oregon SS Idaho 4 essa - A t Idaho S Idaho. Idaho ................. S Idaho ................. 1 Idaho ,.,.. ............ 1 ! Idaho .... Oregon ................ 10 Idaho .8 Idaho 9 , Oregoa IS Idaho 1 H BUT BUB Oregoa . a.,.,.. 4a. SO :. Idaho ,. (tevw e eve 17 Idab 4 ::;U';.;,::;l:iIA0 Idaho 1 : BULLS Oregoa 1- Idaho -. 1 i Oregoa ................ i f Oregon, ................ 1 Oregoa ................ 1 Idaho ',b..a,...,. 1 Idaho ................. 1 Oregoa ................ 1 XWZB Waablngtoa ,,,......188 , Waahlngtoa ...........116 Waahlnctoa ,....,...,..120 Washington ..,...,. ...191 Washington .....168 7 Waahlnctoa ...........111 Wasningtoa ' m looo : ins 1290 818 ' 915 840 1 960 ,1175 959 IlflO a 878 1044 893 18 . 1050 : -. 1000 1046 ' - 10T7 953 J045 'T86 'lira 1043 ' . 040 '( 1080 1210 ' ' ' 1030 7.85 7.30 T.S0 4- TOO 6.85 . 6.85 8.85 . 6.85 T- 8.85 8 85 ; 6 85 685 '6 85 -6.89 '. 6 8.1 1- 6.83 685 6.8S " 60 $8.TS 6 75 6-50 i S.83 6.85 - S.88 ASS Oregoa ................. S' 1080 - . 6 98 Oregon . ........ 1 V i 1810 v i 6.00 Oregoa ................ 6 . 1040 -6.00 Oregoa ... Oregoa ................. 29 . V 1024 - 6JM Oregoa 4 1100 . . 6.23 Wessaseay Afternoea alas, -' stksbs ' - Baetion. i ,'.;.. 'v . ., Mo. ; Ave. lbs.' .Prlee. Oregon 80. 1128 ; 7 $7.50 Oregoa sV, "llsSi:-, T.00 Xhsnday Morning Sales, ' .r v H0G9 ,.'.:-. 'r.;---,.'''V.v. Beetles. ' Mo. ' Ave." lb. . frlea Oregoa ................ 94 ; 813 . 88.75 Idaho 19 ' , - SSS :" 8.75 Oregoa ................116 ' 128 . 8.25 Oregon S ' ' U0 , , 7.75 Taaisflay Aftaraooa ialag,.-'' Ave. lbs,- price. -.1201 87.95 'tW86j ;(-fr,7.95 "1159,0 7.95 1168 -T.95 ;il40 7.98 1188.7.98 - 1165 7.06 ' 9Uj4 ' . m m 1060 V t.65 BctlML 2-"- :-'-'sj ' 'ii.' No. - daba t'i$ee.t6tsi Id.bo . .... t.A 24 : ldthO ,ees4eeeieeA 84 H 4 a p e . . S4 Idaho 94 Idaho 94 ' Idaho 7t 24 Idaho ...... ... SI Idaho 14 ; Idaho ...... ... SO 1 1068 1083 1023 1123. 1S0S : 130 - TAO : T.80 6.85 ,,6A0 SATS $6A8 6.86 - A80 68 $5 AO 4.00 1370 v-VBasl iuts - v.i e.ss 1068 ' '. S.80 1010 .'6.75 850 v.' B.T5 791 1 S.75 . 980 1011 886 60S. 1470 f 1180 ' 1850 1120 t i 1010 i 1440 1380 . 1160 1000 104 105 . 106 :. ' . M . 99 8 96 Taesday Ko ruing Sale. 4M $TM .. e.sa 8.25 $7.00 $5.79 S.60 6.50 " 600 6.50 25 6.2.1 449 $3.00 8.90 8.90 9.75 - 8.75 s.oo 80 Idaho .................. J. Tiloao Idaho ................ 82 117T Idaho ....u. .......... 1 ; . 'jooo Idahtf . 1 ' -98T Idas ! ....-... ' I i. r'vSW COWS' .- Idaho 19 Idaho ......m, ,...,.. 30.! Idaho .....,.... 8X Idaho ........ II- Svlul Msb S , Idaho t V BOOS 0P$4BM6n ....aaaaai.4t SU Waahtattoa ........... 87 l'-V' !U5 Idaho ... 44 -X-l6 Idano . .... 154,..., 144 Oregoa ...... e4t-Aee.ef .64 f;,fX48, waaningna I jy- bno Oreaota ..a....... .a.. 87 12 Oregoa ................. SM W.'. go Waahlsgtsa 4 ,; . , dW 'T.SO laano ............m... p aoa,. iab .,.; s - .'864 Oregon 8 o'(S7 - rrtday SCaraiag aVuat.'-. ? : .. STKICBS .I..-.S.,..,-. setloa, Mo. Ave. Iks. Oregoa ....-..... 11 ' -g 1123.- Oregoa V V30 ; oxws ' 0 ftfOA t64Ma44ee X Of . 4Sweeea S Onpsal ta6J6Jaejseaeee 1 BuiaXa OKfUtt A8M6w699Mva 1 OrpJtt )e4si6)s)asA X. uratoa 4MAa.... i OfwSjfttt gggtS9l 6M t S M OraSjOsl 64aoskeesea8d OfsTW -saaaaaa Bl OreTO J.as.oaee. .... 1 iJaTSjfOsa, i 4wfMl"l9" 9 Oregon 47 Trtday Aftaraooa Sales. - tTSXBS ' Beertaa. . - , - Mo. - Ave. Ihe. Oregoa ................ S .' 964' Oregon 6 V 1090 BTAOS . - : . Oregoa m.............. 1 1200. , 1UIU Oregoa ............... 1 :- 1480 BOOB'''-,.! .. Oragoa -" ' 1ST.. Saturday jtonusg saias, . , BOOS : Soerloa. . -, Mo. Ave. lb. Idaho 98 151 ; Oregoa 1 670 8TBEHS Seettoa.'''.- y-' :'(''vr'u---'; vMo. : Idab 10 - COWS Idaho 10 Idaho 1 Idaho v , eeasseeier-eeso.,;,' 1 Idtbtt ' ' s iiift , r 0 4 1 y B0QB Washington ........... 6S Idaho ................. 99 Idaho 94 Idaho ' ................. 27 Waablnctoa ........... 6 Waablngtoa .......... 9 ' Idaho 6 Idaho 10 Idaho 76 -J..SWH , ano - Ave. lbs. S86 Price VST.13 104S - S6.U 1970 1890 ' 1110 S19 176 1 148 ' ills ; , 313 879 . S87 803 . 105 854' 92"1 91 Washinsrtos Waablngtoa .952 '. v.. Tsetse? Aftemeoa tales, - 8TSEBS - . Seetloa. '. V . . Mo. Ave. lbs. Oregoa 24 Hoi . ; ' BOOS Waablngtoa ............ 95 ..199 Wauiotoa ............108 ,100 Waablngtoa 98 . JOS . Waahlngtos . A '840 $6.75 650 6.50 $8.65 ' 8.60 - 8.85 8.00 6.00 v 7.65 750 $8.70 Price $89 $8.76 i B.79 8.75 7.75 Welched off ear, therefor fluid nrtoa aM Wednesday yarning galas, , Hooa setlon. .', . Mo. Waablngtoa' .w.. ....... 89 Oregon r... 23 Oregon ................. 83 'Waablngtoa .y......... 1 Waablngtoa ........... 98 Oregoa ................. 7 Oregon' ................ S Oregoa ..a.i.., S Oregon ................. .1 Waauinstoa ........... 97 Waablngtoa- ........... 79 Oree-oa ................ 4 Oreaoa ................ 8 Waablngtoa S Oragoa 6 Waablngtoa ............134 Waablngtoa ......... ...1H4 tvaaningioa ... ...... ,..T Waahuigtoa ............248 WeTBBHg Oregoa ........... ... .369 COWS Ave. lbs, 193 1U0 t . ;', 160 . 160 v 120 128 , 385 . Ill A SrtO ' 109 "- SI5 2-15 ". S10 - wo , 7S 78 79 ST Price 18.75 8.65 V 8.60 6.65 8.65 800 ' 8.00 T.65 " T.60 8 70 " 8 65 6 60 j 8.25 ?.00 .76 - $5.50 6.60 ' 6.60 - t JO Oregon i...-a . -a M 108S $4.13 ST.00 1180 1800 ,790 1 1230 " 920 ! . 1060 960 , 181 ' M3 1 - 108 : 280 , 70 '..'. ' Tl : $8,80 6.80 ATS ; 8.T5 6.T3 8.80 : -f S.25 ;-i-75 76 TJ5 Price. . $76 : SO.UU sars .so 6.00 S8.T6 . tJOO . 6.00 A00 SATS 8.75 8.40 . T.T5 $6.00 $AS0 Prlee. , $7.00 T J6 $6A0 $5.80 . $ SO " "' "i Prlee. 68.60 ..oo IN ITALIAN i'K 0N1NSTRUCTI0MT0U -,.--." ' '' -.'.j. " "V:,-" .'!!' Battleships , Arkansas . and j Florida at, Naples,. Kansas and Connecticut at Genoa GLACIER PARK TRAVEL HEAVY THIS SEASON In Order to , Prepare , for Next Year Government Is Build- ' Ing Auto". Hfgh way, Washington, X). C. Oct 18. Tourist travel to Olaoler National Park was so extraordinary this year that the govern ment Is building a 25-mll automobile highway from Bt Mary take to Lake McDennott, In order to make aooesslble to automobii stage what la regarded a the most picturesque spot in the Bwits erland of America. Work Already la be ing rushed on this new road, which is to link ths $100,000 meandering automobile highway built by Louis W. BllL chair man of ths Great Northern railway, from Olaoler park station, ths eastern gate way of the park, to St Mary Lake, a distance or sx mues. xnis win make s oontltfuous automobile highway extend ing 67 miles into tne mountain recesses of Glacier Park, - More than, a score of automobile stages will be put In service during 1914. r--'j":':-. - More than 11.000 tourists visited this nswest of the nations' parks this year. setting another record for alt the rest ot Uncle slam's playgrounds, nearly twice as many as were mere last year. And yet ths Rocky mountain', eark Is only In ths third year of Its existence. To keep pace with this unusual flow of tourlaawtravel, the Great Northern "rail way is erecting three new Swiss chalet Hotels, which will be opened next year. uesuies uus activity upon the Dart of ma railway, wnicn already has snsnt more than. $1,000,000 In the development of the "park on the roof of the contin ent," me united states government, as the result of Secretary Lane's visit there this year, is , making wids boulevard trails over th Great Divide ; Irr three plaoes Gunslght, Swift Current and Pelgan passes. - This assures safe horse back travel over the top of the contin ent three, different wayav; , :, . " v - By Camlllo Clanfawraw : Kome. oct ' 18.-The American, war ships Arkansas and Florida swung ai txapies on tnear Hediterran eta cruise last ' week end. ths Kansaa and Connecticut at Genoa. Their arrival Incited the liveliest, interest in th American colonies of. those two el tie ana ot Rome, v The most hdsMtable nren'aratlona Itai been made by. the Italian fleet, one of tne -most rormiaabio afloat, but Capuin White, the naval attache at the Amerl can embassy, ' states that, although ths Italian navy planned a 'magnificent re ception to the AmsHoan officer and sailors it would- be lmposshle for the or we w aevote much time to reoep. uon ana entertainments, . . . Varpose of ,Wlsl Udafcatlonal. '. The chief purpose Of the visit is odn eatlonaL and the men are expected to visit as many places as the time of tne .snips here will permit - , Groups-of sailors under command of one or two officers wlU pay visits to nearby districts. As all four ships re main in Italian waters for ss days the orew 01 eacn ship will acquirs consld- ranie insight into th country, u ' 'A more extended-stay, will be made at Rome..' While here a large number of uatnouo sailors belonging to the Flor ida will be blessed by the pope. Mgr. Kennedy, rector of -the American eol. lege, is busy arranging ths necessary audiences. ' . Romans srs looking forward to th Insplrtnr' sight of tha: Vatican court thronged with stalward American blue jackets,- which will furnish them with a novel spectacle. Ambassador Pegs popular. Ambassador Thomas Nelson Pass has charmed all the Roman reporters by his manner ena accompusmenis. He has made it, quite clear that they will al ways receive A cordial "welcome at the embassy, but he would be Unable to in form thelm of bis official Intercourse with Marquis Dl Sanglullano, the for eign minister. He added that this statement was made on his own 'Initiative as neither President Wilson nor any other member of . the administration ; was responsible for his policy of ..silence. ?v v -'; TiialOfyloP Vour FlguroP Impossiblo! Fat women who are eontemnlatlnar a new frown In the mode will have to con template A reduction of their flesh, before they visit ths dreaamaker. -7 v Fortunately this Is nothing like th hard labor It was when one had nothlna but exercising, or dieting to get result with. Nowadays a short course of th Max mo la prescription Tablet should bring any woman, however fat, to' the. propor tions necessary for bey to wear a Dlreo tolre grown.' .-v : y: '.-.--' . Let her talcs A Marmola Tablet (mat In accordance -with the famous prescrip tion and. therefore, harmless) after each meal and at bedtime and she should very eoon be losing a pound a day. Thin re sult, accomplished without disturblni one's table custom, fognlng wrinkles 01 distressing the stomach, astonishes every. SOdy,. ,,. v w; ;.,;;.:r.. am.." Uvea one large caw, costing only, tl cents - at any druggist's, or . the earn amount direct by mall from the Mar mola Company. Farmer Bldgr. Detroit, Michu.-g.vae positive reeulta This con stltutSA the Acme ot eoonomZi - - (Bf th Interna tloaa Hew Service.) Munich, Oct, 18 Otto, the mad king of Bavaria, I reported to be falling; rap idly. Th Bavarians receive the .news thankfully. . -v Otto has bean , king of Bavaria, S? years: but h has never been seen by his subjects since bis succession - to the throne.' , ' f . . .f , - For IT years Otto has been A prisoner In his forest castle Of Furstenrcid, hopelessly- Insane and knowing- nothing of the course history is taking outside hla prison walla, although bs bas ever re mained the . real ; king of Bavaria, In whose nam the law Is read and.. th money Is coined. ' For 17 years his life has been on of total oblivion, with only an Occasional glimpse of light in ths darkness of his mind, , -N - y . , X JBAnnlsss Zionatlo. . ' King Otto la not a danger6us madman, He lives in a world of bis -own.--with spirits born of bis imaglnaUon, with wnicn ne carries on long conversation. His Indifference to his surroundings has grown mora pronounced as the year have gone br. . . He 1 eats. 1 drinks and sleeps mechanically, and Sitting for the most part or the time on the floor. ', H recently developed a strong dislike for all ordinary sorts of food, and began to eat various herbs, and particularly a great quantity of grasa This extraor dinary diet la believed to have caused us present Illness. laaay Attempts, to Beplaoe Otto.' Many unkuccessful attempts have bean made to dethrone Otto aa king and pro claim Prince Ludwlg, the regent, hla suocessor. - Bavaria Is the most import ant non-rrussian state la the German empire, but has . been handicapped inrouera noi oeing reprnted by a full iieagea King. - , rr "v.. 7 i ' ;;' r'i;;. Christmas Presents Prove Costly. Ban Francisco,. Cat; Oot. lS-W. B. Dutton, a petty naval officer, paid 150 fine . for attempting to : smuggle Into port a " bolt of pongee silk. United States Judge Doollng Imposed the mini mum penalty when Duttoa pleaded that he Intended the silk for a Christmas present to his sisters. . Business at Bofitoa Is 'Emn"v-t i t , , Several Weeks---OiiJy "AWu't " ! (,-, 2,000,000 PounilA, BREAKS A COLD v- OPENS NOSTRILS v-".; 'Sr-. yyy9mimmtmmmm;n:;,:.: ': 'X Tape's) s Cold Compound' ends severe coldA and grippe in few hours Tour cold will break and all gxtope misery end ' after taking; a doseof Fapa Cold Compound7 every two nours9 unui three doses are taken, - It promptly opens elosrsed-un. no trlls and air passages In the bead, stops nasty discharge or nose running, re lieves sicic heaoache, dullnesa feverish. nesa, sore throat; sneezing, soreness and stiffness. '. 1 . (:'.- - , Don't stay stufTed-unt Quit blowins ana snuiningi icaae your throbbing neao notniog eis in the world slvaa such prompt reUef as 'Tape's Cold Com- pouna, " wnicn oosts only SS cents at any drug store. It acts without as sistance, tastes nice, and cause no in. convenience. Accept no substitute. Eczema Is Only Sldn Deep v Proven by D.D.D. A f aw akin trouhiea nrlo-tnata fn tha blood. But very few.. Dr. Evann . Rx. Commlasioner of Health and a famous writer on medical subjects. Bays; "We shall bearln to make headway with skin d)seaso when we learn two things: first that Skfn disease does not come from Impure blood; second, that so-called blood Durifiara have no auch action,' (. ;...-'...;.,: ,r' ", .;;,," - -r-. uec nuy tnen ana clear up 'your gkln. Stop that Itching and burning. . IJrlve out those pimples. ! Make up your mind to start how and aive yourself r a - smooth. velvet , com- plexlon. ' . '';.. '' . i-. , xou can oo it witn tne aid or tne wonderful D. D. P. orescrlntion a cooling, refreshin a; lotion not a salve or graSe -it soothes your' tender skin, opens the pores, drives out' the old im purities and gives you a skin like A oauy, foiwia buq, ciear, ' ' All drusKlsts have D ' D . D' Wa sell It on a positive no-pay guarantee. Tou don't risk a cent. Don't suffer another day. Call at our etoro today. Ask also about IX D. D. Boap best for tenaer ssin. -,-s..', .,.. Huntley Drusr Co Washlnston at Fourth woodard,11 Clarke & Co.. Dgsta. D. D. D. PIUESCmPnON tUc tudeftrd Bkta remeaXjr I; Boston, Mans.,' Oct. IS.- Weather con ditions and the holiday have interfere.! with wool buying th past week, total sales being ths smallest for several weeks.- . . Conservative estlmatee give the trans fers aa about 2,000,000 pounds. Connl erabl inquiry 1 noted in leaXuvr houses, but many-bids are too low t be accepted. Territory wool eomprl -. the bulk of aalea, with moderate trai fers of fleeces and small California mid clothing wools. Forele-n wools have been quiet - Bentiraentally, valu may be said to be a little firmer. 1'rlcee sre no higher, but Inferior grades are sold without concessions. . ' v Stocks owned in-this market at'e be ing; steadily reduced, esneclally doraesuV grades, at a fair profit If the conT, signed, wools should be thrown on the market, however, present value could, hardly be maintained, - Manufacturers show no disposition to advance their, bids. Dealers, aa a rule, however, ret their asking price. The fact that the1 market is sentimentally higher -la re flected - only in the ease with which dealers realise previous asking prices : on the poorer wools now remaining in stock. The bulk of the desirable wools, left-unsold Is to be found In the con signed lota. - Leading houses have been-' -free sellers Ot both,, fleeces and terri tories. .-. : V ... ' ..,:.:..; ... iLp J For F.Iayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy " ' '' "How thankfal we ar to yoe for getting s hole' of your Womlerlul Rear ed. My wife eoald so have had bat a abort' time to live If she bad" not taken yonr Wondep. ful &emedy whea she dlA One more of , tbaae . par-, ozyam pains she waa havlog would have killed her without a doubt. Now she la free from all . pain, fro f rata heart troa-, Die and free from that . diatnrblng Keoralglo alK th -result of five tr.iuT 1 knenta -and tha arnulaloa- ' of five or tls hundred Oall Stosaa. Mow ibe is able to eat any thing ah want and her appetite ia good sod before taking your nedl-" olne ah bad no appetite and when ell ate. anything ibe woold ssffer death for ao dolcg nd could not aip at Bight; sine takiag yoar treatment eh sleeps well all night loo." X. A. Keall, Soaaoka, Taxaa.' x Th a bore letter should convince yoe Bor . than anything we could say la behalf of Sfayr's Wonderful Stomach Samady.- Sufferer should try one dose of this Kemedjr one doe abouldk cgotIdc them that they can be restored ta. health. Nearly alt Stomach Aliments era caused by th dogelng of tha Intestinal tract' with' mucoid and catarrhal accretion allowing,' poisonous fluids Into th Btemaeh and other wise deranging the dlgeetlr aritem. Starr'7 Wonderful Stomach Samady painlessly remores thea accretlona without a aurgleal eperattoe' and puts an end to Co lie Attache, Gaae in the Stomach and Inteetlaea and all of the usual symptom of Stomach, Xlrer aod Intestinal All menta. Ask roar druggiit about Hayr'a Woa-t darful- Btomaah Bemady -er aend to Geo, H Mayr. Mfg. CbemUt. 1M Whiting St, Chicago, 11L. tor free booklet ea Stomach Ailments anil . many - gtateful Isttsrs from people who haT , been restored. - For sale la Portland by The Owl Drag C4J Broadway and Waablngton fits. : . . .i. J, ' HEAVY-MEAT EATERS HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS Eat less meat if you feel Bacbufty cr ' aatsj bladder troablswTaks ; , . . glAs Of Esita. :i No man or woman who eats meat reg.- ularly can make a mistake by fluahlnir the' kidneys occasionally, says a well known authority.. Meat forms urio acid which excites the kidneys, they become overworked from the strain, get sluglsh and fail to filter the waste and poisons from the blood, then we get sick.. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver. . trouble, nervousness, dimness, sleeps lessness- and urinary disorders- ,7 corns from sluggish kidneys. . , -.- ,The moment you feel a (Bull aohe In the kidneys or your back hurts or if the urine Is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment irregular of . passage or at tended by a sensation of scalding; stop eating meat and get about lour onnoee- of Jad Baits from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast and In a few days your kid-, nsys will-act fine,- This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice combined with llthia, anl- has been; used for generations to fluao. and stimulate the kidneys, also to nu- trails th acids in urine so it no longer causes Irritation, thus ending- bladder weakness, i.-,-, v .".vs.: -: ' '.;;-." -y Jad ESlta is Inexpensive and cannot injure; makes a delightful effervescent 11 this-water drink ; which everyone should take now and then to keep the' the kidneys clean and active and the blood pure, thereby avoiding; serious' kidney complication. . DARKENS GUI HI finish v this through : faded. lifeless locks and they become dark, .; . -N- - glossy youtbful.' - - y, y'-;-m:-.s: - -;' . . Hair that loses Its color and lustre, or whea It fades, turns gray, dull and life less. Is oaused by a lack of sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother made up a mixture" of Sago Tea and Sulphur to keep her' looks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value that -. even color, that beautiful dark had of hair whioh is so attractive, us oniy inis oia-tims 'recipe.. ' ' - Nowadays we get this famous mix ture by asking at any drug store for a SO-cent bottl of v "Wyeth's Base and Sulphur Hair Remedy,",, whioh darken th hair so naturally, so svenlv. that nobody can possibly tell It has been ap plied. .- tiesioes, jx taKe off "dandruff. stops scalp Itching and faUlnar hair. Tou lust dampen a spona-s or soft brush . With it and draw this through your hair, 1 wuag tarn smau atrana at a time. - ily morning th gray hair diaaoDeara: but what delights the ladles with Wyeth's sage ana nuipnur is that besides 'beau- , uxuiiy uora,enin- tne nair alter a lew I applications, IV also brings back the 5- gloss and lustre and give it an srceui -1 ance Of abundanoa, ' i e JiJ. C5EEFE Chronle and Kervon tit. aaes readily auccamb te my thorough and exbaua. tire metbod It treat, stent when - they are carefully and onsiatently followed, lllitakes are at a avlnlmum, becaua I bar treated auceeaaful lr toonaanda of case aetly Uk your own. It la an erne not to seek the adTlo of Spavialiit who ha had years of etperleoce and give ex. clualre personal attention - te th treatment of Sui-b I sm Hosmed to praetic in tle ststa of Oregon, Waahlngtoo, (lalifomla and Nevada. My ofio la thorow.-lii equipped with vry electrical and niacimu. teal device oaeeaaary for th arlentlfle uet meat of your alliuenta. I ailiululeter tue World' latest remedlea. I Treat SuceenafoTIr 0RB0NIC. HKH.VOVH, HLOOrt. gfftv, S LADDER, LIVE It AND KIDNKT l-'.u A8K.9, AHKUMATIfM, NEUASrnEMi, TC'KUK, bOlii-d, iIXU4, 1'li.kJ A.MJ CXSTULA. . ,1. Oanaultatlon and Bxamination fKKB. te 67 to 8, Sally 1 Suadaya, 1J to 1. J, J. KEEFE, Ph. G. M. D. - BOOMS It-IB LAFA YiTT1? P t.. S1SA WASniNwTON sr., (uu.it s::i. you i i v, r-' I PefVwVVVwVVWVVVVVV' " a -j 1 j"' " '- srw aae e- v.' )