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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1916)
in Nif w Too man? wwki ttntjk ziz cchts. 2V ir no tick but weak. iun4 itrita&e. Stick woom need that bloee strsaitb thM taking SCOTT'S EMULSION. It else Strang thB lb MfTM, Bid th MUIO M4 CbSCS tb dscllB, Jf mtr, er anvtAer ir eeWfj. r m "an ewaw Jtvi t v MfiWnXT MB W aa nux itmiimrru. M4 , HcsinclUe 023 k3 Greases faaa Tin tirriaa, rmr houss of sekyk. unwn CAI lum.T OQ tu Broadway Ha. FWUand, Or. WEST COAST of MEXICO IMUaili IMxW. Tarn Craea Tate- wtthaat .ram KAiicm cEraorsixT ca mnm roCTLAKU OBBGON MJiTraJ rWwi PrW Tins Maa fraai rm I'M' m Bnwi haw TlKU Writ aa. iHimxlM VI LIONIZING OOu IXARf WATCHMAItmO nlW Wamirar. poUaa ut -J"1"? tec. KneraTineaii. OvUeal l U iU atmatina. IWIaaft, Owwfc MlIHll HrpMW Tr.l1. at Una aawSarftil MMMI.W rTiraea rmm -a . . wiumkJL. w m f imu WaA GaamBaa Uu Hi kiduM hmtorr. Writt axlar far aaaary aopoa.uon. Uu Wai Lwkt Ok. Tacra Hoaax laaUaaa. Not Much Tims To Spar. Th conversation at a recent aocla! ffir tnnuMi in tha enhlect of narrow margins, when Senator Robert U Owen of Oklahoma recalled aa amusing u- aLrkna that Una, - Some time ago a circa, drifted Into a rural town and announced the price ol the penormanca ai z cenia, tmnr rea under 19 rear of age 10 cents. At ika rtmM aiimr small nov lead ing a little girl by the hand advanced to the ticket wagon. "Tarn tlr-kata mister" said the DOT l,h tinainsaa-lika air! a IS-cent one for me and a 10-cent on for tola little giri." - A infant nna" ratnrnad the ticket' aalla. aiain. nn tha Until mitO Of femininity, "tout be 19 years oldr Tea, air," waa the prompt rejoinder of the boy. "Tea yean old today, but he wasnt bora until i o'clock in the afternoon ." Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, v-; Keep. Hanford'a home. Adv. Balcam In your Real Conversation. n tinna vnn Atmt tndnlea in rofstn." m nw " "I'm afraid ," replied yonng Mrs. Tor- kina, That i tute u. ui rouiw try to make up any for myself, and 1 imt tmr inntb for what mT friends bow and. then bmoUob. Bat I most aay that Charley waa nerer ao Inter - eating aa he waa while he waa "erring on tha grand Jury." WaahingtoB . Star. . : ': ,- ;. A Feathered Reformer, ; " Customer I like this parrot I aope he dosent use oaa language. Dealer (emphatically) Neer, mnsi, nerer. Why, I had some parrots that wore something awful, bat If you'll a . .UI. Kla.1 wtmLA that I - believe me, this here bird reformed the lot Boston Transcript. A Mercenary Courtship. I "Do you think Bill Jones Is after I e widdy Muggins fer her money?" luv wHiii no - - "Sure ting! Don't she make a dol i lar a day stiddy goin out washin', and - ain't she got de refusal of de big offus uildln' cleanin at nighur Baltt . more American. . . a danlaalnn. "1 am absoiutely convinced tt j"tZ? arguments are correct." said the ear- nest man. "Well," replied Senator Sorghum, ' "lt'i a good start. You've got one man '. convinced, anyhow." Washington -Star. ' Disappointed Maid, (: "My bride Is disappointed about housekeeping." "What's the trouble?" "She can't get a maid who will curt sey as they will do In the musical com dies she goes to see," Kansas City Journal. . , Why Dads Co Dippy. ; "Pa, was Joan of Arc Noah's wife?" v (A moment later:) "Pa, does ink come from the Black aeaT" Boston Transcript. .Tireless. ' Man at' door I'd Uke to" see the meter. . Housewife Well, it's pretty busy, but I suppose .you can see it for mo- ment Boston Transcript. Ship Direct to New Vork, the Interaatienal For Market, and Secure the Hixhaat Caah Prices. Whr Jm a it aAUl , wlin aiaS wrtuWT mI yoar hnt m bkm York and Bate ha mat atn f rat? W par the kittiea narfcal (Jar BMOwdsat araoat arc Um-al. WaamreaMW etnas ym aJaalat DATIDBLCSTENiERO. BSl r. N. U. No. 4. 1818 t - at:, - .J1 COiiGfitSS STIRRED fl!if,!D(ICA!IPOUCY Adioa Grtlly Stm: m Promises of Carrana Are Received Willi Distrust and Indiffence Senate Feeling Is Ugly. Washington, D. C President Wll- la faeina- a revolt in eonrrees In eonnectioa with his Mexican policy. Following the meeUng of th eabl nat Saturday the fact waa allowed to become public that President Wilson had decided not to Mod troops Into Mexico, but would depend on General narransa to Muiiah th murderers of the American killed at Santa Tsabel, Chihuahua, and to aid that Mexican leader la every proper way to establish peace and order throughout th neigh. boring country. This policy is by do mean saUslae- torv to th great majority of th mem ber of the senate and house. There is a rising sentiment for intervention, which th President la earnestly so- deavorin to check. He la urging and pleading that be be permitted to con tinue to handle th situation In his own way, promising th results will be satiaf actory to congress and th coun try. V H Is dwelling- on th assurance he has received from General Carranaa that the assassin are being actively pursued and when captured will re ceive condign punishment and that strong patrols hay been established alone th railway to guard against outrage similar to that wnicn occur red at Santa Ysabel. Throuffh member of his cabinet. Senator Stone, chairman of th sonata ,lim latinna committee: ReDre- aantativa Flood, chairman of th DOOM foreign affairs committee, and etnera, k lm annlalna- m minii tn aanators ana Kr-J "'a I I reprejeeiHaUVaa 4U- aua nuJIMia wt wi ducinjj them to refrain from putting I fore him to pot troops In Mexico. I - . t n : j . - .a" - inUS 1ST UM roaiUVIJW www awvv I not met with any noteworthy succesa. L.i . I. ,l. will I nnk.n Kut tKa faolino- in hnth hod-1 i Minlavla tha Mnit la nrlv. I The debate in th senate Saturday, for to prevalent reports, th Greek gov example. developed the most insistent eminent has transferred part of th nantand vet heard for immediate ac-1 t;u Knhnrf asemed to riva anvlwartmi Graara where, eventasjiv. weicht to the Carransa assurance that I th brigands would be captured and I nnniaharf Motaviv naid ut attention I to th official report that General Al-1 meida and Kodriguex nan Been aires- ed and shot at Madera. It was ap-1 narentlv assumed that th men had not narticinated in th Santa Ysabel as-1 sassination, and, even if they had done J an it ia dnnhtful if tha temner of the I senato would have been sensibly mooi - Bed. ... , , :, Gctks to Mi Eesrissis ca Brglsh as mMsq Messsrt Berlin, bv wireless to Ssyv ilia The tierman governmeni oaa uuraBuw to Great Britain, through th Ameri- n embassy, a not which declared .l a. IS. T.:a tam'ai thaL as result of Great Britain's failnra to fulfill Germany's demand for an exnlanation of the circumstances surround inz the sinking of a German MirnjUUlulK lav liuauis wt a .ubmarine by the British patrol boat Baxalong, Germany will adopt suitable measure of reprisal. Herman v first mad demand several araeka arn th ranch the' United State embassies at Berlin and London on th British government for punishment of RaralnnB- aa mtmlerera for the alleged killing of the commander and 10 mem bers of the crew of a Uerman auDmar Ina aftar tha submarine had been sunk by the Baralong, which surprised the underwater craft wbii wa making an attack on th British mule steamer Nicosian. . ' . Northwest Funds Asked. Washington, D. C. Th secretary of th treasury ha asked for th fol lowing appropriation in the'deficiency annronriation bilL soon to be reDOTted to congress, in order to carry on work this winter on public building in ue Northwest: Boseburg, $39,000; Van couver, Wash , $45,000; Ellensburg, $30,000; Aberdeen, $45,000; Twin Falls, Idaho, $16,000. No deficiency appropriation is caked for Portland; as th regular appropri ation will be available by the time th contract is awarded. i, ' ' Striking Ruin I Found. Washington, D. C The most "strik ing ruin yet unearthed by archaeolo gists in America has been found by Dr. Fewkes, of the Smithsonian Institu tion, who has mad his report to the Interior department. Th mound, th largest of any thus far found, was in Mesa Verde National Park in New Mexico, and apparently waa built for relirious rite and ceremonials. It h.a hawtn named Sun Temola. There ... K .nnma an tlia walla, which total mors than 1000 feet in length, average four feet thick. Pullman Inquiry Dropped. San Francisco Investigation of rates, service and labor conditions of the Pullman company in California was dropped by the Railroad Commission of California, after intermittent bear- ings sine April 25. 1914. The com- pany, it was said, compiled in part with the commission's views by in- creasing porters' wages. Objections 1 to the company's methods, advanced by gauntlet. IDe meeting rouse soon was th commission at several hearings, 1 a mas of struggling forma. - Th con were held to spring from tipping. I scripUonist cam out victorious. Berlin taa king aad the gsvara. BMnte Montetiam ) January II asked a eassatioa of hoitillties and erantrjt of Deaca Mrotlatloo It Wat effleially anoounead by Aostro-uungar' laa laMdquartara liaaanay, rt Aaairo-tiumartaa gtrrarna ranlUd to liontana-r that Dae mtlatloos were only peeaitM u ue UmiaMnla arm uncondttiaaallv laid down its arms, the headquarUr aut. ment. as received here from Vienna, Tta W,mtanaa-ra rovemBfot. adds tha statement has accepted Ue Suatvlaa amatitltona. "UonUnerra askl for peaoa," aaid CMtnt Ttasa M ue uungariaa pania- aaii Tka MDMai ui Mar ue nrsi paragraph of the order of tha day had .t kaaa enaanlatad whaa Count Tissa asked pennlsston to interrupt ue a Ma said that th KInc a govenucent of Montanegra had ashed tka Itiauauratlnii ef naara negotiations. Th announcement caused great com motion In Parliament. "W asked that beloraoana mom- negro uncooditlonally lay down her fe!e Swtss SesUffi CalfsrtiL Eunraj Dcwi 409 CI COTds avaaawaa. Bakarenekl. CaL Sweeping with tVa vinlanea nf a tornado, a southw aal blew for three hour In th Mid- nil Hi at rirt. atari In- Toeadav at lanmn oaatrovinar nroDartv estimated at $260,000, Mora than 400 derrick were blown down'and several engin- knnaaa In tha nil Aaida WOM Wrckd, Several dwelling and bunkhouses were also toppled over. The damage was greatest in th North Midway and MrKlt trick districts, wher loor than 150 derricks war destroyed. Th San Franciaeo-lLittircK Doner- hnnaa waa wrecked In an aipjoeioo when crown block want crashing through th immatae boiler. The Associated Oil company lost 4 out of 84 oil derrick. At Los AnreJe two men were re ported drowned and mora than 100 neonl were bomeles a a result of tha aaan rain storm which caused al most every river and stream In South era California to overflow It bank and inundate the.lowland adjacent. Ames hzi Tresis Ra CziU ef Greece to force Ccnstry $ Vizi - oaxliB DWItu wwnM - ing to th Overseas New agency, ex- allied troops at Phaleron, five miles .i t - .1 . lm mIAmA aa ajjuinaaaK w AUiaa, la - tupplying proof that th entente pow- . J I ..I.. ..t llw.. auuna te fMai tka hand nf firaecav Tha imaia unv aan that aeenrdinS' state archives to Larisaa. In Narth- th Greek irovermnect likewise will be transferred. Rarlin newsnanera. eommentinaT on the latest news regarding Greece, unite tn stating that tn entente seems to have abandoned all regard for Greek neutrality and sovereignty. ; Th land- ins- at Phaleron la regarded aa proof that th entente Is now going to ue -trma meana for foreinsT Greece Into itb Itcasf Sdzd ia fnlMzi Raid ea fefe&'e SesUk Resort SeatUa The Rainier dub. th prin- einalelubin Seattle, was raidod late Tueaday by deputy sbenns woo eonos eated 400 onarta of wbiskv. chsm- naime. e-in and other intoxicants. Th raid waa mad under direction of Sner- iff Robert P. T. Bodge, who obtained a March warrant authorizin2 hi dep uties to enter every room In th large clubhouse at Fourth avenue ana jur- inn atreet. Nona of th lienor wa found in th old barroom or in th club' storeroom in the basement. Most of it was fonnd In a trunk hidden in a locked linen closet on the fourth floor. Th bouse manager said that be bad no key to th closet and th officers forced open th door. Other seizures were mad in mem bers' rooms, wher more than tha stat ntorv allowance of two ouarte of spirituous or 12 quart of malt liquor wa found. Th property oz memDera having lea than the amount was not disturbed. . U-Boat Could Carry Milk. New YorkThat it would be entire ly feasible to have submarine mer chantmen carry milk to th babies in tha aantnl amniraa waa tha oninion given by Lieutenant Commander Craft, of th New York navy yard, to u cit izens' committee lor iooa smpmems. "If th submarine were constructed for th purpose,'' said Lieutenant Craft, "there is no scientific reason why it could not make a voyage across tha Atlantic with a eareo. The Idea of a submarine for blockade-running is new but practical." " Belgian Food Ship Sails. New York The steamer Celebes Ballad fuaadav nlffht for Rotterdam. carrying 155,000 sack of wheat and a quantity of beans and elotbiag, con tributed to the Commission for Relief In Belgium by th committee in Pitts burg and Western Pennsylvania. The Celebes carried a banner be tween her maste bearing th inscrip tion, "Pittsburg- and Western Pennsyl- vania relief ship." The cargo is ral- ned at t250.000 exclusive Of th cloth- ing, and waa contributed by 42,000 persons. Quaker and Troop Riot. London Wild scenes were witnessed at a gathering in a Quaker meeting bouse in which Canadian soldiers par ticipated. The trouble arose owing to interruption by a faction of Quakers of a Quaker speaker who was support- ing conscription. One of the Canadian soldiers tried to muzzle one of the in terrupters oi tn speaaer wiio nis m fULN Cf TtSTEG runs io ee hid n OGHTH GRADE KAMI la th May and Jon Etghthjrrad examinations a eew plan will, he tried ia testing th pupil la th .object of U. 8. History and Civil .Government, according tof Statement Issued by SutsI Superintendent el Puhli Id- ttrootioa J. A. Churchill, During he xamlnatloa th pupil will be'sllowsd to rafar to thstr Uitlbooks, but th question will b a framed as.to tost th ability of th pupil ia expressing what ha ha learned ia clear, eonctse language, Th advantages of wck plan are, that it permita th teachers to mphasis th historical vents which ah considers most Important It give th trained teacher greater freedom, so that she eaa do much higher quality of work than simply helping the pupil to "cram" for aa examination; It free th teacher and th pudIU from to teaching and etudy- in as to make th examination th end; it tend to giv the pupil power of exDrosalon and eliminate tn I oriiina- of anlmnorUnt data and facta. Thr I elway danger, aald Su perintendent Churchill, "of the ex amination system developing a ques tion and answer method of teaching, Any Plan whereby th examination be comes th end la unpedagcicai, ana the xamlnatloa usually deteriorate Into memory tost With this new nlan. if th teacher will adopt It for the pupils' monthly tost, they will learn by tha doe of th year how to oe th text aa merely a reference work la writinr their final paper. The question will be so worded that It will be impossible for th pupil to copy any amonut from th text book, but he will And help by turning to it to refresh his memory on some point that has es caped him just for the moment When writing an ex amine toin a pupil often finds that he cannot recall th answer to a question. Be is then liable to be com so nervous and frightened that be will fail In the entire examination. This I really th common-sense way to prepare a pupil for his work la u erarv da world, for If a man ha to write an article or prepare a paper on anvaubiact. he doe not attempt to depend upon hi mamory for th proof which he wishes to us irora various rces to substantiate his state ment; rather, he has on his table a number of reference work dealing with tha subiect upon which be la writin. Th eighth grade examinations, to a verv larre exent. set th standard ol teaching, and I am vary confident that this new plan will strengthen in work in th eifi-hth trad and give ue pupu much more power and confidence than be rains from th memory testa. If his class standing has been high dur ing th year and hia English else work haa been below par, th open hook will be of no help to klm during th abort hour of bis examination." SHORT COURSE IN SESSION Corvallis Many par of Oregon ar represented in the gathering of farm er and homemaker at th Agricultur al eolleg-s for the annus! short course work which baagn last weak. Un like th work of Farmer' week th short course work ia carried on with th regular college work, and It ex tends over period of four week. Much of th work is given class and nereonal Instruction through lectures. deinonatration and laboratory exer cises. In many instance th training is mad a personal matter, specialist of the college staff directing tn work of individuals in their chosen course. Eight courses ar offered In field and crop, eight In farming combined with raising livestock and dairying, eleven in creamery work and dairying. five in garment making; and house keeping, fiv in food preparation, ten la orcharding, and two in wood and metal ahon work. In each of these selections can n mad and mors or less optional work taken, aa in orcharding, wher us can be mad of tha special facilities offered by th college in pruning or spraying or other specialty. By com pleting th prescribed work tn any or th foregoing courses, student msy receive a certificate setting forth the work accomplished. Some of th courses are nroeressiv and require a minimum of work in specified subjects as an entrance requirement. . In addition to tn work of tn lor- ffoinff course a aeries of lecture on commercial and business subjects, on poultry, history, economics, .oology, chemistry, farm accounting, and high way construction, will be given throughout th four week. For fur ther information send for complete program to O. A. C, Corvallis, Ore. Oregon V. W. C. A. to Act, Eugene On hundred and seventy eo-cds and enough men to make up a mob will take part in a pageant play to be stared by th Y. W. U. A, Del or n assembly of students March Z. lne purpose of th play is to celebrate the 15th birthday ol tn national x. w. & A. "Girl of Yesterday," Is th title of th pageant, which deplete by costumes, music and dialogue th pro cession of year since 1866. The girl of 186S wiU be Mis Juaolta Wilkin, of Eugene, while Mis Emma Wooton, of Astoria, will be th girl of 1910. Sandy Boost Highway. Sandy Th Sandy Commericial club has taken up the question of assisting the proposed Mount Hood loop of the Columbia Highway. One speaker said : 'We, th people of Sandy and vicinity, ar offered a golden opportunity, but to Insnrs this w must get busy. Th united effort of the community at this time will bring state aid to this vital project, which is th assurance that th Mt Hood loop of toe Columbia High way will be built through Sandy. Pow erful interests ar at work to exclude Sandy from th highway." NORTHWEST MARKET RETORTS; GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS (WtlarwlWhaat DluasUra. 11.01 par bushel furtjfoid, 1 1.01 1 elub, oj red Fife, Mej red Russian, Me. HaswEaatara Oreaos) timothy. $lf fllT.50 per ton; valley timothy, 1140 14.10: eUatfa, 1I1 aais ai , uniraad fine nrleaei Bran. per ton: aorta, 1.8 i rolled barlsy, llrLMiin Cora Whole, t Per ton; eraeked, tia VsrvtaU Artichokes, 11.10 per doseai tomato. California, tl.KW l.Tt oer crate: abbag ll.v Pr ewtj garlic, 1M par poena, pl'P", luatltie; eggplant, iv.ieei get IrarMradleh, Si cauliflower, 11 TKVni nee eretet eeiery. b.ib a as a SB heana. lOtttlt Par pound: lettuce, $150 per erate; peas, 1(310 P"na- - .. - .a " pinna I aa I sioxi.au p hai arataaa. U ter barrel: even ber ries, $1150 per barret il.tnaa ftras-nn $1.50 1 Yakima, $1.(0; sweets, UliaJ! pat ewt, (mlorav Oreron. buying prtee, ii.w t. a. b. shipping pointv Annlaa Snitaanber-. xtr fancy. MM- ranee, tl: choice, Il.t54tl.50 Jonathan, extra fancy. 11.50; fancy. I.S5; choice, tl Yellow Newtown, aitra fanev. II: fancy. 11.761 eholea, 11 1.16; Baldwins, extra fancy, 11 M; fanev. 11.15: CtVOCl. til rua- aata. arenard ran. 11. Egga Buying prlcea, uregoa ranca. malum. X.t ttmr doaea: No. 1. 10c: No. L t: N. t, 18a. Jobbing prices: Oregon ranch, candled, McH 86c. Poultry Hena, small. 16 pound larre, 16; small sprirfa, llotttc hmllara. IRe; tukreva. live. laoftOe; turkey, dressed, choice, t&e; ducks. 12(.tlc; geeee, ISSlse. Hut tar Citv creamery, euhea. X' traa. aelllng at Sic; first, t9e; print. and cartona, extra. Price paid to Droducers: Country ereamary, t5j S9c; butterfat. No. 1, 8SS No, I, . Veal Fancy, lZiISC pouna. Pork Fancy, Sic pound. Hops 1915 crop, 10 pound. WrvJ Eaatarn Oreeon. 184125 valley, 1526e; faU lambs' wool, 85 aanhair. Oraamn. 18 Bound. Cascara bark uu ana new, pound. . Cattle Cholos steers. 87.1MM.OO good, 8o.?547; medium, I8.50,t.76; choice cows, t .xo; eneica, 1S.R0(,1: medium. t4.75415.X5: half era. 84 8 C40; bulla. 1150 it 4.50; stags, 135.15. Hon Ugbt, io.eucKU.ru; aaavy, 85.50ft5.0. Sheen Wether. 88417.15: f4.S54fo.80: lambs, $78.t5. Fish Market Short Taeoma Ireah halibut I reported care on th local maxtec ieajera, however, expect reguahr hipmanU to begin and keep up after week or to. Receipts ar far below th demand and th fish la going at 0e to 11 a pound. What I being received la of excellent quality. The shorUg is attributed directly to tha fact that fishermen laid off work during th holi day and after that th weather was too stormy to permit them to mak snv reasonabls catches. Salmon also la reported scare, wita not nouffh being obtained to accom modate th trade. Steelbead and Alaska kings ar th only varletle received. Th tealhad ar being eaucbt In th Columbia and other Northwest rivers. In th Gray Harbor and Poget Sound districts. Th king com from Alaska. Butter remain at th advanced price and ia vary firm, aay jobbers, at 8S(P4e pound. No chang cither way I expected for some time, rrae- tieally no Oregon butter is Ming re ceived, but what llttl doe come in ia moving out at 82 a pound. Ranch eggs ar a bit easier, dealers setting price down at 8480e a doaen to encouraee sale, they aay. Tb local produe market show no chang. The board are well supplied and dealers ar doing good business. Aberdeen Plant Activity. ; Aberdeen, Wash. A campaign to procur nw factories snd to develop th agricultural and dairying Interest in this county wa launched her re cently at an nthoalastie annual meet ing of the Aberdeen chamber of com merce. Dennit action in this cam paign will b taken by a meeting of director and later by a larg commer cial gathering. New officers and a new executive committee for th Chamber of Commere will b elected by a committee of ten, named at tb annual meeting. ; Butter Prices Up Four Cent. Portland A 4-cent advance in but ter is announced, which put th local market on a 8 2-cent basis for th best city cube. Th main raon for th ris wa a sharp advance at Beattl on both butter and butterfat. Tha San Francisco market was also strong. The cold snap ha curtailed production, and there hat barn no sx- ees of th best city creamery nutter on th market for some time. The gg market I holding about steady. Receipts ar of fair alt, con sidering th cold weather. Ten Per Cent Mor Apple Than 1015. Washington, D. C Th country' tor of apple on January 1 waa about 10 par eent larger than it wa a year ago, A statement issued py tn a, partment of agricultur said this wa tru despite th fact that th supply decreased 18 per eent during Deoem- Th figures show that 8,881,000 barrels and 8,049,000 box of apple com prised th country's appl supply th first of tha year. Ice Harvest Is Begun, North Powder. Or. Th Pacific Fruit Express company began harvest ing Its annual Ice crop this weak, which will giv employment to 160 to 200 men and several team at this point. A. Lund also bai a crew of men cutting and shipping from hi ice pond her to La Grand, Or., and other point. i i r Turning Msannset into Jey ja aai Ma aavv millionaire a-th tMd of U'lr tltlu chains la too Meat 1 their face but on .... ..un.l..a alaa.la nil 1 ThrOB dart before Christmas U Pittsburgh Dank for Having waa elosed by th stat orriotala. and among It dsposl tor were over 41.004 fkuol chlture who had about four couex w.ia .i, "Tha hank had hsd IttBU Wlttm ... - - arraataaaeal - ' tnM a araifB AAiiseiora Ttinn wi " " " "la . . k Wll. ehool vry wee ana drss-s peante. Whsa tha bank oloeed all the chiidrea had for thsir pain was th caaaca ot a sw per deal torn two month later. Hut Henry C. Ftlck came forward thai . ... and aald brlsflV that th ki.i. M tn haaa all thalf moosr at once, go tn Storm passaa vj w those young depositor sua ineir mis aa tuatiriaaL air. Iick hBS a stately and ax penal v house oa ruth Avenue filled wita worse ot an i . hut doubt If there Is anything la It mora cheering to th Soul than IB memory m isai am uyi kindness. Botnetime n p7 v mllUonalr! Collier, W. Vara Lataat Cart aaa s la Paaa thaav .aS.as Ma. fanwk rMa4a Vaaaana PaIM Vll ia. Whsr th Itrertf Ar Wkt ta nf tha daadt laroad Of gtipp and pneumonia aad the warn- Int la Uia eonneciioa issuaai r wv publto aealta autaonuae. a wncn a aalaarlallv to the StTOBS Bb4 well may not be amlsa. Though aeem- lngly remarkable, II is a penecuy war .i that huih annus aad pneu monia find their greatest number of Victim among parsons waa a a iu .1 haaiih. The latter disease, la fact, seems rathsr partial lo excep tionally roDUSt persona, ana, in m-r day parlanee, the stouter they ar th ..1 aaa fall Tha MaaM foe thU la simple, mil persona ar accus tomed to take extra ear or inena- la la Ika hnnvlailM of their WSBk- aea aad liability to h-kae, and Uus eecap om of U m teat ovenaas tha stroc(r one, tbb roBasx vnea, especially tta Bias who "never bad a sick day la his life," com to regard their health as being Immune from at tack and so expose themselve reck lessly. Also they ar Inclined to in difference after having eontracieu a m.A mp nn naM anrtona affection. lying oa their usually ratted health lo pan warn inrouga. niuwi war sett Time. Far 0114 Hera. VXTVan am. hnraa la Balled. BObly UhM'i llalaam nf U trTB Bad VOU can keep oa working. Try It aad It your horse la not cared quieter man by any other remedy, th dealer will refund your mousy. Adv. Connubial He part, ttnhart Lnwa. the rraal Xnxllsh aiaania, araa aicaadluBlv aareaslU and frequently untallaat. Cpoa the ocoaaioa o a wen anowa wvaams he began to descant ou in aosurui tiaa at tha marrlara service- "Whsa I was married." b tald. "atl th worldly good which I endowed me wife tnlsht have been carried In . ..a. aa ahnnlltaV m w . m , w . . . "Ah I but KODert, inierpoeeej aire. Low, "tbsr was your great inwf loot" UTall t ra rtalnlv did not nd0W you with that dar." waa th rsolndr. eaa rraaciaco rgonab Th thertest Osy. 11 other, what I th shortest day of th yaarr aaked llttl Altred. wno wa tudying hi leasons. "December II. I win, out asa your father, to be sure." replied hi mower. "December I I lb shortest nay m th year." affirmed Alfreds lather, who waa Just then reckoning up bla Christ mas expenditure. 8L Lout Post-Dispatch. ' . '. Hr Prefer". inltwm lln dlwnrca essaWWhom do you prefer to llv wiU, my child .mi, r,ik, a, vfln, mother? Child If you please, sir, whichever gate th motor car, taa ana vsar A Clear Saving. - , "Tea, Pm engaged." -"Ha th lady any dowryr -"No. but sbs baa had her appendix removed. This put tn 8500 to th food,"- Loulsviils Courier-Journal, For loisoned wound us Hanford't Balsam of Myrrh. Adv, Disappointed Expsctatlona "Uncle Mote, your first wife tolls me that you are tbr month behind with your alimony.' . Y' ledge. An reckon oat am so. But yo' see it' Jos' dls way: Dat teo nnd wife of mine ain't turned out to b th worker that Ah thought shs waa twins V b." Detroit m mu. A Advrtld. ' Oaa" a. M tha man aa ha anfaran1 at, .w - th clothing store, "1 bought this suit nr less man iwo weras ago, auu i It rusty looking already." "Welt," replied the clothing dealer, rnamlaH It tn araar ilka Iron. dldu't IT Detroit Fr Prm. Not Stingy. "Did you giv your sou liberal ed ucation. Mr. Tltef" "Well I don't know at you'd can it liberal exactly, but tbsr wasn't a month passed while he wa In collec that I didn't send him two or three dollar." Buffalo Express. - Ovsrleoksd It Th Thin Man For example you remember th fight between David and OoliathT The Fat Man I saw soms of the hsadllnes about it but I nsver read the sporting new in th pspsr. Judge. . , . - - " SPOIIN KEDICALCO, Hot r, Af?wdas as look .. Jwa " traa Vsw rtaaa aj . ali-tala. 1. .... ..mil aatulv. BTarlaa tn tfr Saaiaaar. etlaaaa, SaXa Saat at tka tr aat rata.at. ' " aO. AUiVVW vava and 0ood hair . Th rvruUr as ol Reslnol Soap b th toilet, baih ami thsmpoo, csn tusll b rsUed on to kp tk twnple- th hsndt whit and olt, tnd th hlr hsalthy, gloaty tn4 Its Irom dandruH. ll..at.a.f.tak .lnr to W4 S vKafaaMM aaal l 'all araWa, -- kas, ts I K "-- la-Ma- A W4 UndtrfMttfni Hat Kt TKoOld cncLRcIJabta tTC. VVA CJi PJ kt a fan far-. Iataii araa aaj aa aat aan aa, as aa. aaS a a aj aat Baa taa, wam roe vbkb kxurT juum L. TMiMirauM eons axx THIS EEEAI tP-A-CCLD TABLETS A guaranteed remedy for Cold and U Grippe, I "rice 86c of your druggist. It good. . aa Mining is,--auv. Oelng to Headquarter. -Waal ivat rtnnJv Baawarad the tele phone. Aa excited woman wh oa to to. "la thl th Nw Tor Railway r- tha asked. "Is th general manager inerer "Thl la hi office, madam." ' Wall na anna, haw ware U waa this ainriilni and hew terrtbtf cold It turned shortly afterward r "Tss, madam. Wail n danithter Nora went downtown early this morning and h wore only a light waist aad skirt. Tou know how th peopl keep lh car window open In tb sommer tlm ,i I'm afraid ahe'U calch her death of cold coming bom. Caa't you tesu aa order to nav au tn car wimi closed tedeyr-a-New York Railway t tujploy' Magastna. tubtl "svsng. Taa annna? tannthtaeka Who hV stand clos together quarreled th other day. ' "I'll get even with that guy yt," vowed th smaller boy. "Ooln' to ngnt Bim, ar yr, wiav myT a w asked. "Nawt when be gU throo polish lag a gent I'm gala' to say to that gent toon's h steps oft th chair: Bolne, ttr, thtof " Nw Ifork Amer ica a. ,. To remov orna us Hanford't Adv. Hew th Beugh House terted. Miaa aiara . tnlklns? ahnut aariottS Ihlnaa at tha elllh. whaB a BWnllM not especially noted for bla cleanllna ra mark an- "Would VOU call bath A In.nr. nr a BaceaattV f .1. uta aaaa ram laa ina man Jlaaaaaut "It nil III ha Imlh BCe- tlty hecaus you need It so oadiy ana a luiurv hecaus you tak It so rarely.' Uosloa Transcript . Fitted Fer It "I see a tood many women ar tak log up law." "Tea," ' . "Oimatinw I navar thousht of women a being adapted to th study of law." "Why not They understand ,wm rule of bride, and law Isn't much mora complicated." Loulsviils Courier-Journal. Looking Ahead. 'Ann. whv da vou wear your hat pressed down over your sartt" "That' lh ttyl," "1 think you ar taking chance la training your ears to stick out What . m-m ,ni.a tn An a hull tha BfvlaB cbsnge!" Loulsvlll Courlsr-Jouruai. a.- . rj, .: . - . I" ggaawxi r - . r--aj, ft f riT" . . -, it ,jj ajiwaMM,.. I a- aa 1LW dLV I aw i' UvTawa-B Catarrhal Fever I to I dosas oftan curs. ' " ' One la-cent bottle SPOHN't ausraatsed te car a ease. tare for any mare, horse or colt, Dosan bottles IS. Out It of dnifrtata, barnses da!srS r dlract from manufacturers, axprssa paid. . ' tPOHN't Is ths best preventive of all forms of distemper. Chaw lata a a4 CotEsa, Lai. U. S. L a. ' V - i I a ,V . v?