PACE TWO
DAILY EAST PHKCPMAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1911.
EIGHT PAGES
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DHOVES CF AUTOS
I A Cool, Comfortable
mm TRAIL SEE
The I.a irnd Oserwr yestenlay
rmtulnrd the-fUowina Stem about a
former" Pendleton gtrU , 1
"Mis. Hanrtt oynK.-hA has heen
In nrrliitfv Uutfc Wr Vni nr broie
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i Lunch
LLISIiClttt
I pnt and ufTTCTBS prwrt!lne. onlle! J? 1 I f.
LilJr ElESE HOI DAYS I
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her MrefttaMr. ami ilrsTVlpntv
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IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUY A SUIT FOR THE LAST"
DAYS OF THE CHAUTAUQUA THIS IS THE PLACE TO 'BUY.'
-JT-THLERJCES3VERE.NOWjQFfERlNG MEAN A SAV.
d W1M ""J arl tWi-famllT ami
inen.smre iufpwttta no torpedoes
may be encountered on the journey
across." ,- - "-
iNG OF FROM $5 TO $15 ON YOUR SUIT., jY.OU CAN'T, AF- -FCRD
TO BUX ELSEWHERE, o'ALL HART, 5CHAFFNER 1
MARX SUITS INCLUDING BLUES AND BLACKS ARE CUT TO "
THE COi; : " r -."- : ': - -; . - . -
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SPECIAL SALE OF LINGERIE WAISTS FOR FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY - - - - n , - - - - :
Dainty French organdie, lawn and voile, trimmed, with lace,
high or low neck, long or short sleeve sizes 34 to 44. Regular"
prices range from ?1.75 to $7.00. Friday and Saturday Your
Choice V -Price. - . . -, t
1 : ', HARVESTERS' SHOES : V;
Tan Elk Upper,' Chrome Elk Soles Li...'... .: $2.25
Mule Skin Upper. Chrome Elk Soles $1.95
'Mule Skin Uppers, Hard Leather Sole. Extra high top..,.:. $2.45 ; ;
"Work Shoes of more substantial character'ana better fitters for
?3.25, $3.50, f 4.00 and ?5.00.
"MM 'WlgeruL .VXists8Ss .
a A,real snap, spring styles, extra quality i
"seizes -ap-to' 46: Fridavand Saturday 98
"MOTOR COATING ' '
,, Of, pure li:jn, non crushable; comes in
natura,!, shadc.SG. tp, 45 inches wide.
iJn.ioy motoring.ia a toat pf this material;
maHc.it yourself, . The yard 50c4 to 85
...2J30 AND $3.50 EMBROIDERY
FLOUNCING
Just when you most need a dainty lin
gerie dress we are offering you these 45-in.
embroideries of voile, batiste and crepe,
embroidered in light blue, pink and laven
der at the extremely low price, yard 9S
w." LINGERIE CREPE
' Of verj' fine texture, soft finish silk crepe'
36. inches wide,, launders like linen, for un
.derwear, night gowns, , etc. All shades.
The yard 50
7"' V kimona silks
A silk kimona is the capital garment for
these hot day. Cool, comfortable and
practical. All shades and combinations.
Oriental designs; 36 inches wide.--The
yani i.jr.r - :....75 to $1.25-
$2,75 "AND $3.00
, WASH, .WAISTS "
91.98
Special lot of voiles
and lawns, lace
trimmed, sizes 34
to 44 ; Friday and
Saturday . Special
si.9s. 1 :
WHITE MADRAS
, For boys' waists, men's shirts, ladies and
girls' dresses; 32 inches wide; finest qual
ity; neat tripes; white only.", Launders like '
lineri, wears better. The yard. 25.
. 35c EMBROIDERY 2 4
Fourteen inch embroideries,' suitable for "'
petticoat flounces. Special, yard.;... 24
75c EMBROIDERY 09? .. . .
.-Raf'fletl' embroidery: flouncings, suitable,
for ihfaife. wear, yard "-:....::-.':.'!;!;v.,.;..A-:." 39
r-i.. . . 4rv 1 !. V;l-fc
-j Bargain Basement Bargains
CASH SAVING BARGAINS IN MEN'S AND WOMEN'S LOW SHOES. ""Vi
- ' MEN'S OXFORDS "
-'' Tan, g-un metal and paten Ieat&'er"yl
lie $4.50, $5.00 and $6.50, only .. iOS
'Coihe'm black and 6ft vfcif loir fceel;
,00 jalue, only .JjjZ
" Come in Rosjia calf, vici, pcitent leather ,
' giin metal, black and brown "suede, values
$3.50, $4.00, $5J)0 , and $6.50.; Barirain ,,.
''Basement' price only ' av:?;v:i!.;;....i:v.K: '"81.98 i
WOMEN'S PUMPS'' ;";' ' "
One lot of 250 pairs, velvet punips, an
excellent $4.50 ;yalMe... Bargain Basement'"
jjfrTe''onll'...?....MKtm;n;..:?ire..KH'..j SI. 98 ;
'J' ;;;WMtNS'WHITE';PUMPS"' '"'""'"
r Urg lot of wjii(e. irynips.' $5,0.:, values, "'"
Bargain Basement pric.only....J-Sl,98
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THE, PEOPLES
- - S4 . . A - - WHERE It PA YSfTO'TRADE
WAREHOUSE
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Miss ZelhiThompson Is entertain
ing informally This nffernoon for her
houw gitest , H Ibs - Agnes MeDonnld
kilffkL.'l'overvir Folks from tlie Fast
lkc Ovorlmiil Trip In All Kinds
"" of (;nillno TlU-y Coino
J rr"i All lart .h is liuli(;a(l by
i"ur signs.
of Seattle. Miss McDonald and the
younfi huittji rrently caturneii, from
colltge were ti honor gurtts at an
Informal afternoon Tuesday given by
Miss Mildred Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Toting of Pen
dleton were weekend visitors kt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A." I-ang-don.
949 Isaacs avenue. Walla Walla
I'nion. f
Minister.lt Pnv
Tribute fo '-Rev
Weaver' tWorh
1XMWI.- ASSCKIATMtV -AhOPTS
HFSOLITION Fxinvssia,
- ItEtiKET AT II LfcAVING.
It recognltlbq of iis ryttuwu a
force for the religious and moral
betterment of the commun'ty while
he hwi11bc;vn pastqi; of tho Qy-latian
I'.nurch of this city, the local minis
torlul dssodatio.i has gnne jn record
In tvibutv to Rev.. Tolber' V. Weaver,
whoie jxs).er.ation was .inuounced re
rp.ntly .and , who is leaving soon for
Tt M. via,, California. R?t. . E. , II.
CIm'onfcfr, , pastor of tha liaptlsi
rhurch, prepared the following tribute
on behalf of the minister! :
,.,We, tl'.e ministers of reinlleion.
nuvfc learned with; sorrow of tho xtn
ipiuliou ot, Kev, .Tolbert V. Weaver,
pns.toi, ot the, Christia l church., Wc
have founj him a true ChriMlan Sen
tict.'iin. inrt. a. faithful minister.. A
kindly s.nirit. has. always bcp.a I r-nt
f.ud nianilfst in his relation? with all.
He l as always been on the alert to
orve the community 34 well at his
'.hiircli miii tvery moral or educatloo
..cuestioii, has found him ready O
do scr.iv o in the name of I lie ...aster.
, Xo j.vto; respect we have li r.i
him congenial and, a delightful man
tp. l:bor , with.,, 'e therefore record
our rcgrtt to see him go from our city
and we wish for him Jne fullest pros
perity where God may call him.
E. R. CLEVKNOER,
. - Committee,
is easily arranged ' by ortl
- - - 'soine' of our choice
- KANSAS OITT, Mo., June Dint
today hangs low on the old Sat.te Fo
trail., Once Wain the California rush
Is oh. 'ism tWprnlrle schooners have
given way to touring cars, racers,
runabouts and family cars.
On fair days a steady stream of
autos loaded down with tents, suit-1
cases, Btoveavand bathtubs, passe the
nttnsua j,.u urtu or .tne united
Press which happens to be located
on the trail., , ,. . " . 3 ;
Vhere are th froml Oh. Ter'-
. here. They advertise their "home-
burg," too. Nearly a!wys with pen
nants, "Somewhere, Penn.,' to Cali
fornia," or "buwneast, Conn?' ot
"I'pnorth, Michigan.'' Ponietlmes ilsns
are painted all over the car itvhl
Ing somebody Is mixing udjWerUslhB
v.'itn pieasuret. -r f..t: .
Khaki clotlic'- iwetVminate. Reg
uiar honest -to-goodnesj , cntiilogue
touring jjlothe. Evidently wo , ono
ever clertMs- his cap-nfter ho sjiirts for
the goloji-n' west They must show
the wear.nnd tear gt the trip, Thej
must cart-y mud from every itate
along their route,- Sort ot a souvenir,
stunt, you' "know. -, 1
Occasionally, the gasoline; trail sees
a stranseror two walking ,t the
exposition end selling hair pins or
shoe strings to make expenses. Thrn
maybe its a donkey cart irl a don
car to haul the commissary depart
ment. But the old trail 1s hsy
they are going west In , droves and
"seeing America" at close ranged
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PRESSED HAM
BOILED HAM ! ! !..
SUMMER SAUSAGE-
h moun vnni
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E Or a nice roast served cold.' of our, 1 1
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YOUNG LAMB -
YOUNG VEAL
i CHOICE BEEF OR MUTTON , - . . , . a
1 One order will please and rconyincfl you. : : . , . 5
I OREGON MARKt1
: a ,. j TWO PHONES 600-AND' 01 JLU-M
; 815, Main Street, ;, J. S.-Rogers, Prop. 1
5' .i '' !.:...! ; ..! hio-iimn ur-i':'. Aidt
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ROSTOV. Ha., June 24.-Four
U''. iichool"urd ijlavgrouniis were
openw! today' at the 1)einnfns of the
summer season- 'i' here are now 2t
playgrounds in school yards and 36
crfildWri's comers in parks' avallalile
for the kfddies! ' ; -.'
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For an Inrpalrctl Appetite.
folmptofe tlfe Bptellt tnK
strengthen the digestion try a fe
looses of 't?(SarHBrt'iln,B-Ttrtet8. Ml.
J H. Seitz, of Detroit; - MleM:; say
Tttey,r9tofe'a-:ftTy appetite when In
paired, relieved tne of a bloated U-eP
rng 'tthd' Taused a pleasant and satl
factory movement of the bowels." Fot
sale by all 'dealers. -;Adv.- i.tt.." ' !
liHllgstlou and Contlpatloii.
"About five years ago I began tak
ing Chamberlain's Tablets after suf
fering from indigestion and constipa
tion for years without finding any
thing to- relieve me. ' Chamberlnln'a
Tablets helped me at once and by us
ing them for several weeks I was
cured of the complaint." writes Mrs
Vary E. McMullen, Phelps, N. T. For
sale by n dealers. Adv.
OOAL 'CARGOES KEEP
IAKK BOATS WORKING
' CLEVELAND, Juno U. Prosper
ity reigns In the "flats' and along
the docks! The big elevators that
lift a ' ear of coal and dump ft Into
the hatches of lake steamers at one
thundering crash, ahd then go on nJ
keep damping until a tramload of
coal hat vanished Into the hold, are
working overtime. Port statistics
show that shipping Is ton the hoont.
The mines in the Lake Superior re
gion sent forward more than 5,000,000
tons of ore In May, and hiefleBt up
and Paul M. Wurburg, member of the
federal reserve board, discussed its
work at length today. The same top
ic will be up for general discussion to
morrow after an address by Benjamin
Prrong, Jr., governor of the New
York federal reserve bank,
The bankers did not confine them
selves entirely to business today.
however. In the afternoon there was
a polo game between team repre
senting the bankers of eastern and
western New York. ' A number ' of
track events were staged. There will
be an informal dance this evening.
A- golf tournament started -this
to June 1 were 194,440 tons ahead morning and will continue through
tt the seme time last-yeaiv tins.gut tomorrow. .
iha Um.1,1 : -r ahlBClnge
Jrly this month, taking advantage
of the- recent; out , rate. , r '--(
White most ot the' business is
ing.nanaifa in uuuunin.. o-iu i CHICAGO, June 24. Thie was ge'
jufcdngV compaiue. tee stlllraucn 4for .the-s-ene of delegates
WJ sk(Tyo tl ii1 ikrriet,nd to-rtIP'e1eVrirh-atmifcH:cm'entlon ol
he craft that have been Balling light! lho A.rlateH Advertising Clubs o!
AST IMY-fOK AI)-MKNr .
' AT OlllC.ViO, VOVEVTION
for the past two months are keeping
th de('karoo'' 'busy 'agafc. :'
1MH IUI, JtJ.sKIU K PLAS
th(t Wqrl4.. which has been, In session
here since Sunday. Besides election
rif officers and "preseritatron :bf fro-
phle9,,,' the Bay's 'prgrsm"wa, a big
1NTKKESTS K. Y- BAA'KEilS one in ine mauer oi work o M cieap
' , ... ., I e4 up. before adjournment. : Iteports
"ciii'iToju" liPiiiXf.a. V. .v. June' ot-Uie ariis' committees, . the Im-
ride .interest to vy'-"- fw." v.:ti1c i'"i, v"-
and an., 'open parliament,
"were the features of this morning's
program. ' Presentation of trophies,
S.-wDincustion4 , of
the ttwiking anU fcitamJal wocld were mission
liegun berf tday Kt the twenty-second
tutiUiU conVKiulon -ul lij Kew .York
Htat 41ank' Astwclatjen-' The on
VAiiUwn, (Jelegatea wwe especiitUy in
terested 1 the fderal reserve system
,A- ssast thMle to mwntn Oarlof tJJs
ittA'V iwioe'to a se'rrwJtiJ ejrterari- rem
Kit "Ued ".Vutber; Kftend," lt,l sppllea
HW tin fit.fhl toml(,1JliUr
rulild llli u4 st M pfWirafii to rrlliTC
11 strata urn tmo, cerds; lifamtnTi nd st!
fmiU !. It hmlcn tl aiiMrlM 'so
MHtNrM' Htr elend netarallr. '.iAnd et
the dim tin Ur ,)miM''4v b M
liKdt'S v JuusMiug pain su apt to dlstrtsi
11 eiind OH ttt! of sitf drusgia.
Mrrlt te ii1ltM itrftrlator to., 1J I smur
KMC.' AUeate f" ' fasdaiuaf boot
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Ink
mifinlshej business, ' and the election
o( officers was Scheduled for tHls aft-'
ernoon. "' '" ' ' ' '' "
jit 'a iilg rnas meeting tonight de
voted to advertising talks and meth
Cii' wift. be presented.' "
r '' I Jttii' Kloiwr Te1l"ral: 1 '
Hi,A0KUJHIA,' Juhe JfThat
t Ke . elopemetit of 13-5'ear Old:,1A'-nria
French tand William Poor,' five year
hr senior, ,lo Elkton" Md1. a thotitH'
ago :is not a spur-of-the-nnurneni
act was imown 'Men Poore tftH"Ht-
raiRiied 'before jude Ilijyle !ln' Cam
den on a charge of abduction, pre
ferred tiy Mr. Edna frewh, imother
of the rte. '-The' little' Wide told the)
court that the trip to the tlretna
Oreen' was made with fund's she had
pttVed 'fro money
Poore. The young man said that In
obtaining the license he told the
clerk at.Elkton.that Miss French
wa 1$ years old, although tie bride
old the minister who married them
that she was just past li years; which
Judge BoylO was -Informed" ft a" legal
marrying age in Maryland. Pending
more definite Information Trdm the
clerkad minister at Elkton the court
deferral acUon- f :,.; j
Little Mrs. Poore is a first year
etudent at th. Coftingwood high
school Khe eloped with Ponri. h i.
supposedly school' and 'on her re-
w1,h T Co"'nwwoo t right on
with her studies. .. Her mother knew
nothing of the elopement until she
saw the names In .-a news (li.n.,.h
'lllng of the visiting couples who had
been . spliced. The lyoung newlyweds
have never lived together. i.i.
liioli Women (.he lliwoltul.
XBW YORK, June 24. Prominent
fociety women ihave raised i several
thousand dollars to build, on the east
.side, of Rlker'tr Island,-a ihoapital for
drug v"ctim. ; The money has been
placed in: the hands of Commissioner
Catherine B. Davis, of the depart
meht f corrections, she has announce
eM. .
Franklin B. Ware has been selected
is architect and Is at work on plane
itr the building, which will be design
ed from foundation up in harmony
with the purpose in view.' .
Commissioner i Davis, In a report
made public recently, outlines the com
ditlons in existing penal Institutions,
which have -made the erection, ot such,
a hosp'tal necessary. She says:
"I am reliably informed that when
I took office, heroin and morphine
were being sold in the institutions of
this department at from 12.50 to 16. 50
an ounce, and that B0 per cent of the
prisoners were using It.
, "Jhe amount of smuggling has been
greatly reduced, as is shown- by the
number of cures effected; by he great
;ncrease in. weight of prisoners and by
thj?,, general',' Improvement in their
health," ' , ., ;.,." ,, , . , ' ,'
.Commissioner Davis thanKg.thed8
trict attorney.-the .courts and the po
lice department, and says that with
out their aid it would have been lm
po5PibletV'Ktmpwt traffic
suctin eslenl
fnjlhflr 1 gt jj em
Rmugeling drugs Commissioner Davis
menliona fir fharlea H Ravlpr rel
ouiu liavv ijvtii ini-j
--lt tbj traffic W
ailoycAirJed
CJircAGO;.' June '.2,.4.rr-Fderal ,offi
CM" 'W!"MW,.-im4 ot re .ire--j'.'lts
fir tie ,IjAiUsh-, fcrmy, bound
froui nranctopo.toNw Vorl;
I "XT' .-.Aded . ,l.y .ieutananl
Kenneth Croft, wry :sald; he-was on
W "'. to .Engiand, to rejoin his- reg-
'P-.ir " II : -, 7
-A f 11: being taken to the federal
building and riueotloned, tlie men
I'liitlnued east.. Ooverments ; agents
at New;. York and Detroit were noti
fied' of their, movement.' -- l
..:Kedera agents armsd '-with wkr
rwnts charging vloJation A neutrality
lws Itr enlistment rrr the Srmy of a
Wiiiigerent-natlon 'mst -ithe therft
ineir arrival. THv:mtf. all denied
they had eaiisted-and - the warrants
" W. All were Inglish-. An'ord-'i'n-iiOun'cd'thls'" weett',' An-1
"en' flounces that the exportation '6l cr-
"Edwdr'd Qfialtroifg), -fif Tiiverpbor ta'n Important foods for rrjan and
Tie of thu men; fold the offftfhVts thaf, let '8 tmHITy pKfirjf rtlt.' whfje other
I Francisco t'l'i'n ar fnritge rriay xpoed'1o
Reply to U. 5. ;
Rejoinder is
Nearly Ready
WIl.I, VOT riK fYKWARIKD TO
W ASHIJiGTOX, TIOMITVKU, TIU
NirXT WEEK.
WAHIN'OTOK June .' JJ.-Oer-
many's reply to the latest 'note ol
protest- aHlnst.'v,!iubmarlne warfare
has been partly Completed. Ambassa
dor Gerard advised President Wil
son. He cated. fyiyr. It will
'! ..orwar.ge.QtQl.YJlsmngtnn uu
til the latter part of next week.
The pM4jdent trill 'ye foi',th
"summer"catHaV,"at Corntsh tonight
for a brief vaeaWn) H; plana re
turn to-Washington July 6. By the
rims-..my reruii tftn GenlaB reply
may be in the hands of the state de
partment,
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Klor to nMiir'1rat.:'
' AMBTEKDAM, June 24. Every
sentence of death' by a court-martial
In Belgium must hereafter be indors
ed by ..Emperor. William ; before the
prisoners are executed, according to
a telegram received by the Tyd from
its correspondent at Maastricht.
,, The writer of the dispatch Intl
mates that Emperor William tele
graphed thehe Instructions on learning
that eight citizens of Liege had been
executed : for , alleged espionage and
that 20 others were In prison charg
ed with, the same offense.
Only Ono Entirely Satisfactory.
"I have tried various colic and di
arrhoea remedies, but the only one
that, has given me entire satisfaction
and cured me when I was afflicted is
Chamberlain's Colic,, Cholera and Dl
arrhoea Remedy. -I recommend it to
my friends at ail times," writes S. N.
Galloway, Stewart, S. C. For sale bj
all dealers. Adv.
Heirs of Mllllolnalre Win.
BALTIMORE. June 24. With ' an
appeal, now , pending In.the I'nf'ed,
States aipren)e)1cotjr.t.vil)f ,'! IltrK'aU'on,
whifih(.has, been. In progress for two
years between the heirs of Edward L.'
runner ami uimn mn-u i iniiiuuif wn
dent nhvHician: Joseoh Miles nurHe
,Ijarle-wt1)jr'!'.TieeBfe
ri'unK" orderly, and Martin ","CdrryH
keeper at the penitentiary.' ' '
to r.t ,i t.: : ' )'t'.;'n
nn.-nt ,ji. Vy4; : ,, ,i,t-i!''
"ViS'DftX' June' ti there Wit fnf-
erf"j tfitr JtlgmeniKtf :ot'th,e':Wri"by. : Which'
'ed fo'o,f 'mifririles,re::reX'enyk
rants! V-r 'n(j''flerm'any,' ''Auslriii 'arid 'Turkey1.
..iiimii ntit.-iKiy in an e rancisco
tihlppfnr the'rH' to England. FtanW, , lltittlfa.'Spatn n'd Porfu'gal
w Y to. il tK,i: , ,'. , ,,((')
"Viill,ik rhat"mUH-Mn't Be sent'io foV-
elgn ports in Europe other th'an
France. RiiirHla."Softin and" Portusal
UiS A.VdEIjns. JWe -'it. Javlrrl t Rn n Min ntd'tA' 5.w h.n.
in, aged 14 and Walter Kerf,1 M. in nefl. as are'srlso tMitra( eniintl-les'siirh
rttaled exposed to dtptheria contaglorrl as' Ifollano'. JJorwriv.' Awed and Cefl-
Juvenile' Ilall. escaped from the In- mark) 'are" onforis potatoes,' ryi;l:rye'
sfltutlrtn lit' fhetf-onlKHt-ClotHW'aniflfhW Tve1' rrtekl. htictiwhent.'''
Khtn "'tier'i bfarV being sought 1y officer's;-' "1 molasseW arsenltf'ahd its edmriotirids
settkd out. of court.
Tftetjount or lisurnc
was (20,000. ri tynrn
ce Infiled
wasj IIJO.OOO. Jfl ijjTifmnt fnfred
on was not given out, but Is said to be
about 1500.000. With the entering of
the agreement on the docket, the
court yr'A'er?ji'''the''VlsV;era 'WnW; tom
aejv'o'f Mr1.1 Painter, 'which had been
locked Mr In the' safe1 bf the "court
sli'ce 'fJi'e'Rinnlmt bf'-h" pniceeff-lngs,-to,W
flirhed over Vfi'Mrtt. Martlra
a'nd-WrKs 'rtkfa Paln(er,"iwldoW' lind
daughter, of the l'nsureif; man. 1
EdWaVd - Pa(i(ef!"was 'a"1--Wfrda
mllgnalre who fcTI overboard from
a'. steamship Tn' the 'St. ' JoHng" Vlver,
FllfftHa. ,irti? 'lnkiWr(fce',,-corhp''fHres
'Vif fY HMrMlloq wneiner or nor nr
had leaned Trn'M'Wn Knat W,,Wrnn'ir
suicide. "Tlief'n'tWat'etf itrsO That he"
had taken poison, c'hemlsts reported
.The t'nlteOta'tes "Fitlellty i tfuar-
aritee company Vtar'ted' prbci'eci (figs d
obtain possession of the vital' organs',
still In the possessfon of the Baltl
mpre pherrffHts! 'bn5'i(eveii,New .York
nsurance companies joined them 1n
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sillle-.tax. the rcet,tdmjds.of the
Japanese. .iMlaiinlsLrtiijon. upon ,t-hlnjL
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"CRfPPLE f'REEfC. Cob..: June 21
Death defeafed' Rribert: J. MCN'arira.
ra: 70, and nd great fallriiad Vill
i-.r-ri hi, lines inrough his property
after years of delay : through MoNa-
" iiupiacanie opposition. On
several occasions he drove railroad
Rangs off with a shot gun.
Mc.N'amara was one of the oddest
characters ever known In these parts.
i oeam ne was a trapper, diroapec-
t.ir Dflmlil..' 1' 1. ,. .. .
aMwiui aiionprmii. v teicame
here thirty years ago ana hls"experl-
rnce inciuaerj successful mhvtowner.
stager robber, and eontict. w ris
blng a stage he sefefrien 'year's of a
14 year jientenoe-4n the (lolorado pen
llentlary r t
'Thelxidy of the old' niah Vn rnnJ
In his lonely cabin, death having coma
from natural causes with the aid of
starvation. He had for some time
protested the right of way of a rail
road ar his retreat.'
GIRL STEALS LOCOMOTIVE
Pr-WNGE INTO1 ' rllAvrisrn
BAY IS NAftlMrnt.T 'AVE1IT-
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SAN rFRANCIflCO. Juh. ?l-i
Veme Lacey took' a-ijoy ride In a 1o
oemotive isad nearly ran thw engine
Into San Franrlsca Dayvi i The tiweV1
efforts f iPoliromnn "Peter iWhalen;
pre-rented her front tending Tier ehreee!
an,tnat:.of the 'tooomotlva.uhu
plunge frxuo the Folsom-streeti dock.
Tjhe.iiwnmaa notloed the abseni - i
thai englneeit frorrii a ;Klt ilj1n8: loc.
motive andi clamhered hnto tho' enb,
gave one wild yell, started' the 'Butm
matlc berluw,anrl pMUeitha Ihrot-
iie.wwo open., ... . - ....,. ,,
,.ir,.;trint pt the engine tb,twlteh,
nao,,peen turned to send the enalne
"n.it" ,the,,mng;)leadlnB down,;to,tho
CATARRH LEADS -
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ioi. h.iii mi ii -i '(ii:,ii.M ,) i.ir
"t.Cotirrh tnginu(b blood $A
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may .be r4ivefl" but it "ntiot"bei
nin14cd"by -VniflT Uveal frentnlpht.1'
It'trrcakg-'Aowrl1 IH;ir'helral rBKh;'
wcakemffH)' luhjC tisstHfii.-tftia I'crfrls'
fr7Wif'siimritfnn!':"K" " "L " -"-i-i"
mofl 's,,,Sn'fk1iiariHa': 18 "go (me."
m?m iHtif trta'trfieiit, -ot -cftm
(hat if irfknoWh .iftM besf "remedy
fbr top case,. ...J.purjflcs Aha.
W.d' ,A)W tBOft . i" ,
.-H.I.I1..JI4 .- .Ilill'X; li.iWU." J.UI.IUH.J
dock. The eiiKlne f WJ 1 ritrfed (rter
the switch and rhe -woman In the cab
Instantly WilMrig- tht' Hanger Ahead,
Cried Trn'nn('iillyi''foth'lp. ' i "i nfill.,
iiii .,it j . 5 !" f-t ii "'twin:'
J'"filW: jiU?.,J3.-Jft-d.Ta" Ju'ilgo
Caii.enicr wiji iiwJde, ...Jmie,, imfv
whether 'John IHngham, a suspect iii
the New Westminster robbery, thai
be , (-"turned lo ('nnadu. , Ilingliann
was arrested In April. He was order
ed extradited! by the Vnlted ('tates'
i.'oiiiinii'jiMini'r. .Mason, hpt his attor
neys anught, a writ of liaheas corpus
lo test the legality of .the writ of per
mission . from the, secretary of state
under Mason's removal ordef, ."'
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