Scrofula
G liip y
Few are e n tirely free from it.
I t m ay d ev elo p b o slow ly as to cause
little if a n y d is tu rb a n c e d u rin g th e wholb
p e rio d of c h ild h o o d .
I t m ay th e n p ro d u c e d y sp e p sia , ca
ta r r h , a n d m a rk e d te n d e n cy to con
su m p tio n , before c au sin g eru p tio n s,
sores o r sw ellings.
To get entirely rid of it ta k e th e g re at
b lo o d -p u rifier,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets
known as S a r s a t a b s . 100 doses $1.
See
th e
C o n n e c tio n f
“I wish I had e job on the police
force.”
“Go to New York C itj. T here’ll be
plenty of vacancies there soon.”
“ How do you know?”
“Gold has been discovered in Ireland.”
of
th e
M cknnm «,
41 Known Fatalities in Michigan
Forest Fires.
AT LEAST 1,700 ARE HOMELESS
H I « I)l«c h a r ;r e .
A touching in stan ce of the hum or
rfhieh never d e se rts a tru e Irish m a n
O m U ilo m
o f I I lM t o r y .
The American colonists had ju st enun even In his w orst tro u b les Is recorded.
A soldier w as seen In th e tren c h es
ciated the doctrine th a t all governments
derive their just powers from the consent bolding his b a n d s above the e a rth
works. H is c ap tain a sk e d :
of the governed.
“ Ilow
perfectly
absurd,” exclaimed
" W h a t a re you doing th a t for, P a t? '
K ing George III. “ Why, a man can’t
H e replied, w ith a grin, a s he w orked
even govern his family on that princi Ms fin g e rs:
ple !”
“ I ’m feeling for a furlough, sir."
L aughing uproariously, he gave order»
J u s t th en a rifle hall stru ck his arm
th a t a few regiments of soldiers be ship
ped over a t once to crush the incipient re Ju st below the w rist. T hen a qu eer ex
pressio n of pain a u d hum or passed over
bellion.—Chicago Tribune.
his face as he exclaim ed:
“A nd fa ith it’s a d ischarge."— LoudoD
A nsw ers.
S y r u p rffigs
^oixir?fS ernia
C U n s e s ^ e v V .s
te m E
L ffe c t-
■siéra
ually;
jjispeis Lolds andnead-
ijly;Dispels
o r n e s clue to Ci
^onstmation;
A c tsn natura
a lu r llv. acts Irul
u y US
o L a x a tiv e . ^
L e s t forMen\v^)men an cl Child-
am*
M o th e r* w ill fin d Mr*. W in s lo w 's B o o th ln *
S y ru p t h e b s ' r e m e d y to u s e lo r t h e i r cichlrta
l u r i n g t h e te e th i n g p e r io d .
In
J u s tlllc a tio n .
Police Justice—T his man charges you
with stealing hi* watch, and the chargt
B e rm s
to be sustained. You were found
with thy watch in your possession.
Prisoner— Y’r honor, it ain’t s o ;
1
didn't »teal it. I met him on the street
and asked him what time it was. lie
said it was 4 o'clock. I says. ‘I don’t
believe th a t watch is right,' and he says,
‘You bet it's rig h t! I t ’s ju st 4 o’clock;
you can take it from me.’ W ell, y’r
honor, the first chance I got I took it from
him, and now he's kickin’ about it 1"
A iry
CALIFORNIA
Fit> S
yrup
Co.
by vvnom it is m anufactured,printed on the
front of e v e ry p a c k a g e .
SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS,
one siz e only, reg u lar price 50tp.r bottle.
ty fi
The cleanest.—
lightest.—and
most comfortable
SUCKER
at the same time
cheapest in the
end becau se it
wears longest
Every
C IT C
I I I 3
storer.
Dr. K.
Day
la C e l e b r a t e d a s
Sunday.
Ht' V itn9’ Dftnc® and orrous Lnaeaae* perma-
nently cared by Dr. 1 .Ine's G reat N erv e R e
S en d f o r FREE $2 00 tria l b o ttle and t r e a t s .
l i . K lino, Ld.. 931 Arch S t.. P h ila d elp h ia . Pa.
a n o th e r
*3QP Everywhere
Every garment guar
anteed waterproof
Catalog fre?
A J TO V *e» CO BO STO N
P ersifla g e.
Mrs. Cuppotee— How could a w o n t
ever bring herself to m arry an aeronaut*
H e's so flighty.
Mrs. W aypber—Yes, and too often ht
lacks ballast.
Mr*. Marmalayde— Then, too, he look.'
down on ordinary people.
Mrs. Chillieon-Kearney—And again hi
mores in the higher circles, and you d o n 't
—Chicago Tribune.
F ew people know th a t o th er d a y s of
the w eek th a n th e first a re being ob
served a s Sunday by som e n atio n o f
o th er. T h e a re e k s observe M o n d a y ;
the P e rsia n s. T uesday ; th e A ssyrians,
W ednesday ; th e E gyptians, T h u rsd a y ;
th e T u rk s, F rid a y : the Jew s, S a tu rd a y ;
and the C h ristia n s, Sunday. T h u s a
p e rp e tu a l S ab b ath is being c eleb rated
on e a rth .—Success M agazine.
B R f^
400
U SA
W L D O U G L A S
* 3 0 0 S H O E S » 3 5 O
XV. I,. D o u g la s m a k e s a n d s e lls m o r e
m e n 's $3.(H ) a n d $.'{.50 s h o e s t h a n a n y
o t h e r m a n u fa c t u r e r in t h e w o r ld , b e
c a u s e t h e y h o ld t h e i r s h a p e , fit b e t t e r ,
a n d w e a r lo n g e r th a n a n y o th e r m a k e .
Shoes it All Prices, for Every Member of ths
Family, Men, Boys, Women, Misses & Children
W .L.Douglu 94.00 slid $0 00 OUtEdfr* Shoe« cannot
bo Mnailad at any prlc*. W. L. Donglaa $2.00 and
$2 00 thorn ar t the boat in tba world
FV ty / C o l o r E u e le ta Vised. B jr c lu * iv e ty .
» f T : i k e -\'o -Suitof I t u t c . IV. L. D ouglM
nam e and price is atariipsd on bottom . Sold
everyw here. Shoes m ailed from factory to any
part ot f he world. C atalogue free.
W. L. n o n iu s. ISS Spark St.. Brocktos. Mao«.
l. e a a o n
fr o m
N a tu r e .
B e a rs th e
S ig n a tu re
F a lle ,
In fo rm a tio n .
Toe
M a rl,
O pposition.
T i m mie. doea your mother still object
to my coming to eee you?”
"Y'e*. d e ar; she does.”
“Good ! So doea mine. 'The says th s .
If I m arry you ahe’ll cut - j * off with a
ahilling.”
“O, but th a t's altogether different ! Per
haps. Jack— in yiew of everything— and
because—and we're both so young—well,
don't you s«e?”—Chicago Tribune.
Is renr rrorrh sim ila r Is sn y w sy to th e »bora? If
•O. ro ne«*d o wear s wobl If. nnu«*ble p a rtia l plat«
or lll-fltti«^ . ordinary bridge work. T ha Dr. H iaa
•yttatn of
it h o u t p l a t e s ”
_ P * W. A. Wisp Manitffer 21 year« in Por*land
V e o n d Floor r « ; i l M F o i l! * «. T hird and * tmh
m mtrn Street* O ff. .. ! «* r« S A . M to 8 P M *ua
* » * « .$ to I P M I n - I « * » « r e r u n * . 5.
*
Pkonea A and k a i n X *
P N U
N o. 43-OS
W a rsh ip A rriv e s U n a n n o u n ce d
A u th o ritie s K eep Q u iet.
and
P o rtsm o u th , N. H ., Oct. 20.—T he bat
tlesliip M aine, one o f the special service
squadron th a t has preceded the A tlantic
b a tth sh ip fleet on its voyage around
the w orld, arriv ed in the low er bay yes
terday.
T he M aine has been in w ireless com
m unication with the com m andant of the
y ard here since M onday m orning T he
m essages have caused considerable stir
am ong the officials o f the yard, who
refuse to reveal th eir significance. F or
the first tim e this year, w ireless o per
a to rs have been forbidden to disclose
the contents o f the m essages.
It is understood th a t the M aine will
stay in port here for three weeks, and
a fte r a cruise will later re tu rn for a
general refitting. D u rin g the present
stay the vessel will go to the K ittery
drydock to have her hull scraped.
T he Main» and the A labam a sailed
from H am pton R oads as units of the
battleship fleet. T h ey were detached
from the fleet at San Francisco and
sent ahead to prepare the way.
T he M aine’s last port was the A zores
T he A labam a is expected to reach New
Y ork tom orrow . She left the Maine
last W ednesday.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
’ V
W IS E D EN TA L CO., INC.
M Y S T E R Y A B O U T M AINE.
C A STO R IA
D e m an d in g
Tti« w an |t 0 f 21 y*ar*‘ © xpcr> nce. »ho naw way o f
replacing recth in th e n o u t h - tooth in fa ct, tooth in
»Ppoamnc*. t«erh to ch ew y oar food a io n . m you
did upon your natural one«. Our forco is so organ-
***** we can do your e n tir e crown, bridge o r plat«
wt,r* in a day if necessary.
P o sitiv e ly pam laos e *
***ctiim O nly hiigh-clase. a rien tific work.
A lp en a, M ich., O c t. 20.— T h e c e r
tified k n o w n d e a th lis t r e s u ltin g fro m
th e fo re s t fires in P re s q u e Isle a n d
A lp e n a c o u n tie s s ta n d s a t 41, w ith se v
eral p e rs o n s still re p o rte d m issin g
a n d a p ro b a b ility of se v e re lo ss of
life in n o rth e rn P u la sk i a n d K ra k o w
to w n sh ip s in P re s q u e Isle c o u n ty .
A t lea st 60 fam ilies w e re liv in g n e a r
th e sh o re of L ak e H u ro n in th e n o r t h
e rn half of P u la sk i a n d K ra k o w to w n
sh ip s a n d n o th in g h a s b e e n h e a rd of
th em since th e fire.
A t G ra n d L ake a fa rm e r a n d w ife
a n d fo u r c h ild re n a re k n o w n to h ave
ta k e n re fu g e in a b o a t a n d n o th in g
has sin ce been h e a rd from them .
A dozen school children sent home by
the teachers have not been heard fiom .
W hile big fires are still burning
thro u g h o u t the n o rth ern tier of c o u n
ties, not a single village or tow n is now
known to be in danger, and only the
H u rst branch of the D etroit & M ackinac
railroad is out of comm ission.
Som e apprehension is felt for Grace
H arbor, w hich is located on the shore of
Lake H u ro n , northeast of here. N o w ord
has been received from there since the
fire.
At th e lowest estim ate there are 1700
people hom eless, and th ere is not even an
adequate supply of w ater.
T he D etro it & M ackinac R ailroad
com pany o rdered 150 pum ps sent into
the fire district. T h e relief fund at A l
pena has reached $0000, and is grow ing
rapidly.
___________________
“ Young gentlemen,” lectured the emi
nent instructor, “you are old enough now
to put away the childish and trivial
amusements that sufficed for you when
you were younger. Learn a lesson from
the dumb brutes, and even from the rep
tiles.
When they arrive at m aturity
they compqrt themselves with a certain
T H O U S A N D S ARE S T A R V IN G .
dignity.”
“It isn’t so with the rattlesnake, pro
fessor,” objected the young man with the F lo o d s D e v a s ta te V a s t A rea in C h ira
bad eye. “The older he grows, th t m ort
a t H a rv e s t T im e .
rattles he plays with.”
V ictoria, B. C., O ct. 20.—Local C hi
nese have received cablegram s telling
T lie I n e v it a b le J o k e .
o f heavv loss of life and great desola
“ Say, old m an,” rem ark ed one o f his tion of Y annan and H eiping, China, as
neighbors, “why have you given yo u r a result o f the breaking of the dykes
hom e a nqjv nam e? W bat wus th e m a t and overflow of the W est river, inun
dating the district for a h undred miles.
te r w ith ‘T h e N utshell’?”
“ W hy?” responded th e m an. w ith T he num ber o f killed is not given, but
some w arm th . "B ecause l w as tire d of the message states th a t the loss has
being Joked. T h e re isn 't a boy fo r a heen immense and starvation is feared,
and it appeals to the C hinese abroad to
m ile aro u n d w ho h a sn ’t stopped and
send aid
ru n g th e door bell every tim e he passed
Subscriptions from local Chinese were
to a sk If th e colonel w as in !”—'P hila m ade w ithin a short tim e a fte r the re
d e lp h ia Ledger.
ceipt of the cablegram s, w hich totaled
$7000. this am ount being cabled to C hi
nese officials at C anton for distribution
am ong the sufferers. S tarvation is e x
pected to follow, as the disaster comes
For Infants and Children.
at the tim e o f harvest, when the crops
are ready to he taken from the fields.
H a lf the district is stated to be flooded
N an—Yes, Tom calls occasionally.
Queer fellow, isn't he? Doesn't seem to
know w hat to do with his hands. Sits
with them clasped the whole evening.
F an (raising her eyebrows)— Sits with
hia hands' clasped, eh? Together?—Chi
cago Tribune.
“ teeth W
DEATH LIST CROW
S
T h e public m an in America who has
never been tugged w ith a nicknam e
m ay be ju st as efficient and w orthy of
p ra ise ns his breth ren who a re know n
as "B ill” and "Joe,” but he h a s n o t
achieved a n equal m easure of jjopuiar-
Ity. .Nicknames a re o ften e r Inspired
by affection th a n by aversion. "T h e
men of the people," so-called, a re in
variab ly nicknam ed. V enerable citizens
still re fe r to “ Abe" Lincoln, dw elling
w iih rem iniscent affection upon th e
a b b rev iatio n . N icknam es both gm sl
and bad a re as old as history. In th e
c o u n try th e people have a w ay of ab
b re v ia tin g th e nam es of th e xuen th ey F at* o f 6 0 F a m ilies C a m p e d on L ake
re a lly like a n d assigning th e ir full
S h o r e R e m a in s in D o u b t—
title s to tlie men who p re fe r dignity to
W o rs t is O v e r.
p o p u la rity .—P itts b u rg G azette.
Throat and Lung? I
against cold
and dieeaea that » 1
Pwo'i Cure. If you hare a cough
or cold, dight or serious, begin tak
ing P m »'« Cure today and continue |
until you are wall. Core the cough
while it it fresh, when a few dears I
of Piao'a C w e may be all dial you
wifl need
Famous for half a ceo- I
tury. Pleasant to taste. Free from
opiates and hanotui ingredient».
A t a ll ¿ r a g g ia ta ', 2 3 eta.
F o r e s t F ir e s in N ew E ngland.
N o rth A dam s. M ass., Oct. 20.—The
B erkshire m ountain region in western
M assachusetts and the foothills of the
F ree m ountain range in southern V er
m ont w ere covered w ith a thicR smoke
pail last night from fires which have
hurned over thousands o f acres o f tim
ber land. Some of the fifes are assum
ing dangerous proportions. T h e most
serious forest fire last night was re
ported east o f Bennington. Vt., where
hundreds o f square m iles o f practically
unbroken w oodland seemed threatened
by the blaze.
T o le ra n c e M ust Be A dvocated.
Seattle. W ash.. Oct. 2 0 —In his se r
m on Sunday, on “T h e Sacred Use of
Sundav." Rev. Joseph L. G arvin, at the
i F irst C hristian church, declared for the
opening o f the A laska-Y ttkon-P acific ex-
I position on Sunday. In explaining his
! position He said th a t since the expo-
| sition is elevating a n d instructive and
I the m ajority of men and women do not
go to church on Sunday, the spirit of
tolerance should impel helpfulness from
I church people in the selection of o th er
places.
___________________
T h re e S h o c k s in M anila.
M anila. Oct. 2 0 —T w o sh arp earth-
I quake shocks were felt here today, fol-
j lowed by a third, w hich was less severe.
N o dam age was done in o r about M a
nila. and as yet no re p o rt has been re
ceived from o th er points on the island
T h e first shock cam e at 10 :.V> A. M..
the second a t 1 :40, and the th ird at 3:10
: P M.
WHOLE FAMILIES DIE.
D e v a rta te d D istric t in M ichigan C o v e rs
IOO S q u a re M iles.
j
^ ^ ^ ■ > .O L D
SORES
A lp en a, M ich , O ct. 1 9 — O u t o f th e
fire-sw ep t d is tric t to th e n o rth of th is
No old sore can heal u n til th e cause w hich produces it h as been removed.
city, w h ere flam es a re sp re a d in g u n E x tern al applications of salves, washes, lotions, etc., m ay reduce tlie inflam
to ld d e a th a n d d e so la tio n unchecked, m ation and assist in keeping th e place clean, b u t can n o t cure tlie trouble
com e ad v ices w hich in d ic a te th a t th e !
because they do n ot reach its source. Old sores ex ist because th e blood is
n u m b er of dead will ex ceed 50 and i
m ay ru n up w ell to w a rd 100. E arly infected w ith im purities and poisons which are co n stan tly being discharged
S a tu rd a y it w as k n o w n th a t 22 had in to th e place. T he nerves, tissues and fibres of th e flesh are kept in a sta te
been sa c rifice d to th e flam es. L a te r ' cf irritation and disease by being daily fed w ith th e germ -laden m atter
ad v ices c o n firm ed th is re p o rt and th ro u g h the circulation, m ak in g it impossible for tlie sore to heal.
S. S. S.
a d d ed 10 m o re to th e list of v ictim s | cures chronic sores by its p u rify in g action on the blood. It goes down in to
T o d a y it is c e rta in th a t th e casualties th e circulation, and removes th e poison-producing germ s, im purities and
w ill la rg e ly exceed e v ery previous morbid m atters w hich are responsible for th e failure of th e place to heal.
re p o rt.
S. S . S . makes th e blood pure, fresh and healthy; then as new, rich blood is
In th e v icin ity of M etz, B o lto n and
P o sen th e fires have b u rn e d sut'fi carried to the spot th e h ealing process begins, all discharge ceases, th e
c ie n tly to leave se v e ra l h u n d re d inflammation leaves, new tissue begins to form, the place fills in w ith firm,
w o m en a n d c h ild ren c am p in g w ith healthy flesh, and soon th e sore is perm anently cured. S. S. S. is purely
Boole o n
c o m p a ra tiv e sa fety in th e o p e n fields, vegetable, the safest and best blood purifier for young or old.
b u t n e a r th is city S a tu rd a y n ig h t the Sores and Ulcers aud any medical advice free to all who write.
fires b e ca m e so th re a te n in g th a t
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GÀ.
M a y o r M c K n ig h t c alled o u t a v o lu n
te e r fo rce o f se v e ra l h u n d re d m en
w ith sh o v e ls to c o n s tru c t tre n c h e s in
A Flavoring. It makes t
an e ffo rt to ste m th e p ro g re s s of the
eyrup b etter than Maple.
flam es to w a rd th is city. T h e sam e
s o u th w e s t w in d th a t sw ep t fires
jk
Sold b y ¿rocer*.
th ro u g h th e villag e o f M etz is still
b lo w in g , w ith c o n se q u e n t g re a t dan
S e e in g O x fo r d .
A W i r t* H a n i , .
g c r to v illa g e s J n d farm s.
An O xford stu d e n t w as show ing two
W hen the aurgeon w ho happened te
F ire s a re still ra g in g u n c o n tro lle d
th ro u g h th e c o u n tie s o f S h e b o y g a n fa ir cousius th ro u g h th e C h ristch u rch be spending a night a t Uuahby Inn had
P re sq u e Isle , A lp e n a a n d A lc o n a, as College.
set the broken leg of the w eather beatsa
w ell as in o th e r s c a tte r e d d is tric ts
" T h a t,” he explained, “ Is th e p ictu re s tra n g e r who w as the chief victim of
th ro u g h n o r th e r n M ic h ig a n . D ilig e n t g o lle ry ; th a t, th e lib ra ry ; a u d th a t an autom obile accident, the p a tie n t
se a rc h h a s b e e n b e g u n to d e te rm in e to w e r contains th e fam ous bell, ’G reat ! looked up a t him anxiously. “ See here,
th e full e x te n t of th e h o lo c a u st. It Tom of O xford.’ ”
doc,” he said, la a husky vole#, “ I
m ay ta k e m a n y d a y s to re v e a l th e
Stooping quickly, he picked up a haveu’t got m uch of any money ; would
tra g e d ie s th a t a re lik e ly to h a v e oc
c u rre d o n iso la te d fa rm s , w ith fa m eto n e a u d sent It crash in g th ro u g h a you ta k e out yo u r fee In trude?"
‘‘Tee, I guess so," said the surgeon,
ilies fig h tin g b ra v ely to th e la st to second sto ry , lvy-frauied window, w here
save th e ir lives a n d th e ir m o d e s t th e re Im m ediately appeared a face, cheerfully. “ W hat Is y our tra d e ? ”
h o m este ad s.
p u rp le w ith rage.
“W ell, I ’ve got a num ber of things
T h e d e a th list m ay n o t b e fully
“ A n d th a t,” ad d ed the young man, I ra n do soon ns I'm on my feet a g ain ,”
k n o w n fo r a w eek. B u t it n e e d s no h e lp fu lly , "la th e D ean.”
sa id th e patient. “ I can hang window-
e la b o ra te d d e ta ils to d e te rm in e th a t
'T hus It w as t h a t he cam e to leave blindc, or I ra n p u t on lightning-rod«,
the p ro p e rty lo ss w ill ru n in to the
m illions. W h o le v illag es h a v e been one sc a t of le a rn iu g fo r a n o th e r.— Suc or 1 can play the c o r n e t; and 1 do 'em
all first-rate, if I'm th e one to say it;
b lo tte d off th e m ap a n d lo g g in g cess M agazine.
c am p s by th e dozen h a v e b e en d e
doc.”
H a m p e re d b r M onopoly.
stro y e d , w ith th e ir e n tire se a so n 's
Archimedes
had
ju
st
proclaimed
th
at
If
A C h a n c e t o W o r k I t O ff.
o u tp u t.
he had a lever long enough and a fulcrum
Politic*! Spellbinder— You know I put
on which to reat it he could move the in two or three 'lay* preparing a speech
T U R K E Y W A N T S W AR.
world.
1 wae expected to deliver at the c o s t s * -
"B u t » V lt’r the nee of thinking about tion. Well, there were so many fellow*
M obilizes A rm y in Asia M inor to Fight it,” he said, “ee long aa the Big Stick ia ahead of me that they didn’t get areuad
in the keeping ef T. Roosevelt?”
B ulgaria.
to ma at all. I ’ve still got that spaech
Hereupon h e epelte a a b o rt and u g ly in my system, Alvirs.
P a ris, O ct. 1 9 —T h e o p tim ism p re word.— Chicago Tribune.
H is W ife— You have? Then I wish
v a ilin g in official c irc le s up to the
you would go out to the kitchen end
p re s e n t tim e c o n c e rn in g th e ability
E x p c r l e n c e d I lio S e u a n t l o u « .
thunder it at the cook. I ’ve tried to die-
of th e p o w e rs to m a in ta in peace in
“Have you beeu away on any vacation
charge her and she won’t go.—Chios**
e a s te rn E u ro p e w as ru d e ly sh a tte re d this summer?”
I T ribune.
on re c e ip t o f a te le g ra m fro m the
“ N o; I expected to go, and sent my
F re n c h
a m b a ss a d o r a t C o n s ta n ti suitcase* on ahead, but something turned
T h e P r o fesso * .
nople, M. C o n sta n s, a n n o u n c in g th a t up a t the last moment that prevented th*
"D n eertain ty ,” moralised the doctor, “!e
T u rk e y had o rd e re d th e m o b ilizatio n trip. I got all the effect of a vacation, th s poison that lurk* in everything in this
of h e r tro o p s in A sia M inor, and it though. The auitcase* came hack last life ."
is b elieved th a t a few h o u rs w ill d e week with $7.75 storage and expreaa
“ C ertainly,” «aid the professor; ’’life
te rm in e th e issue of peace o r w ar.
charges on them .”
itself is one-half ‘if.’ ”
T h is is re g a rd e d a s T u rk e y 's an
MAPLEINE
sw e r to B u lg a ria 's re fu sa l to accord
c o m p e n sa tio n for h e r in d ep e n d en c e
and to th e p o w e rs w hich a rra n g e d the
p ro g ra m in L o n d o n fo r th e in te rn a
tio n a l c o n fere n ce .
In s tru c tio n s have been h u rried ly
fo rw a rd e d to th e F re n c h re p re s e n ta
tiv e s a t C o n sta n tin o p le and Sofia to
re n ew th e ir c o u n se ls of peace a n d the
o th e r p o w e rs have se n t sim ila r in
stru c tio n s to th e ir re p re s e n ta tiv e s in
th e se cities, u rg in g m o d e ra tio n on
the p a rt of B u lg aria and T u rk e y .
T h e fe a r a m o n g d ip lo m a ts, h o w
ever. is th a t in te rv e n tio n m ay com e
to o la te and th a t th e B u lg a ria n s, in
th e ir p re se n t s ta te of e x c ite m e n t, m ay
a ccep t T u rk e y ’s act a s o n e o f p ro v o
c atio n a n d a d v an c e a c ro ss th e iron-1
tie r, w h en a collisio n b e tw e e n the
a rm ie s w ould be in ev itab le a n d irre
p a rab le.
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BAKING PflWnFR
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y o u r Grocer
A FULL POUND 25c.
REVIVE S C H O O L Q U E S T IO N .
C h in e se D e m an d N ative G irls Be Ad
m itte d to W hite S c h o o l.
m oro m on»r f^r yon to «hip Ri*w Fura ami Tua«« to tu th « n l o
Tarile f«>r Prio# Livi, M arkut Us-port, Miiipplug Tags. a n i at.out our
THE PREMIUMS GIVEN FREE
S an F ra n c isc o , O ct. 19.— An o rd e r
In e x c h a n g e f o r C a r to n T op* a n d S o a p W r a p p e r s f r o m
by th e b o a rd of e d u c a tio n fo r th e r e
m oval of te n C hinese sc h o o l g irls
“20-MULE-TEAM” BORAX, BORAXO BATH POWDER,
from one of th e public sc h o o ls of the
VIOLET BORIC TALCUM POWDER,
c ity to an a n n e x of th e o rie n ta l
BORIC SPANGLES, BORIC ACID,
school th re a te n s to re n e w th e A si
BORAXAID SOAP POWDER,
atic sch o o l c o m p lica tio n of a y ear
“20-MULE-TEAM” SOAP, QUEEN OF BORAX SOAP,
ago.
S o o Hoo Fong, a local C hinese
BORAXAID LAUNDRY SOAP and SOAP CHIPS
m e rc h a n t, th ro u g h his a tto rn e y s ha* hav*» h e r n c a r e f u ll y « e le c te d a* b ein g lho*e M OST Q U IC K L Y O B T A IN E D , o ffe rin g th e G R E A T E S T
V
A
e n u m b e r o f U a rto n T o p s o r Soap W rap p e r!
th re a te n e d to sue th e m e m b e rs of the r e q u R i r IE e d T . Y S a e n n d d s h p o o w s tc in a g r d t h e fo L r A 4 R 0 G - p E a S g T e V il A lu L s U tr E a t e f o d r th
« a ta lo g u e « h o w in g o v e r 10 J 0 a r tic le s free«
b o a rd of e d u c a tio n if th e y re m o v e his
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A d d re a s P A C IffC CO AST BOItAX C O .. O a k la n d . C al.
c h ild re n fro m a sch o o l a tte n d e d by
w hite c h ild re n , a n d o th e rs p la n sim
ila r a ctio n .
F o n g 's a tto rn e y s claim th e ir client i
•>nd h is w ife w ere b o rn in 4he U n ited
S ta te s a n d th a t th e c h ild re n w e r e ,
b o rn here.
T h e y h ave a rig h t t o .
claim A m e ric an c itize n sh ip w ith all
p riv ile g e s, th e y a sse rt.
T h e se c re ta ry of th e b o a rd has an I
B U S IN E S S COLLEGE
n o u n c ed th a t th e o rd e r d ire c tin g th e i
iOHTLAMU. OKKUUN
tra n s fe r w ould not be ch an g e d .
Bay C ity W ants C o n v e n tio n s.
S an F ra n c isc o , O c t. 19.— A com m it '
tee o f the C alifo rn ia p ro m o tio n com
m itte e is in v e s tig a tin g th e proposi-1
tio n to e re c t a m a m m o th a u d ito riu m
here th a t will o u td o D e n v e r's fa m o u s
a u d ito riu m , in w hich th e D e m o cra tic
n a tio n a l c o n v e n tio n w as h e ld th is
vear. T h e c o m m itte e is to re p o rt on
th e b e st m e th o d of c o n s tru c tio n , th e
site, th e c o st, th e m e a n s o f m a in te
nance and th e a d m in istra tio n o f the
b u ild in g
T h e b o o ste rs from th e P a-,
cific c o a s t a re try in g h a rd to b rin g
th e n a tio n a l c o n v e n tio n s h e re fo u r
y e a rs hence.
C a u g h t C a rry in g A rm s.
B uda P e st, O ct. 1 9 — Six h u n d re d
m achine g u n s a n d 50.000 rifle s w hich
S ervia had p u rc h ase d fro m G e rm a n y
and F ra n c e , re sp ec tiv e ly , w ere seized
here w hen A u stria n m o n ito rs in th e
D anube c a p tu re d a G e rm a n v e ssel
co n v ey in g m u n itio n s o f w ar t o B el
g ra d e
R e g ard in g th e g o o d s a s con
tra b a n d of w ar, A u stria is lik e ly to
p re se n t e n e rg e tic re m o n s tra n c e s to
b o th th e m a rk e tin g p o w e rs. A d v ic es
from B elg rad e declare th a t th e w a r
fever th e re is again ru n n in g h ig h .
F a m o u s S o ld ie r D e ad .
Tokio, O ct. 1 9 —F ield M a rsh a l th e
M arquis N odzu. the fa m o u s J a p a n e s e
co m m an d er, w h o forced th e p a ssa g e
of th e Y alu riv e r at th e o u tb re a k o f
th e Japane«e-R us< ian w ar a n d fo u g h t
th e fierce b a ttle o f N a n sh a n . in w hich
he lo st 3,*oo m en in o rd e r to b e a t th e
R u ssian s b a ck , is dead.
BEHNKE-WALKER STUDENTS SUCCEED. WHY?
They a rs T rainsd for business In a business-ilk* n a y .
Why not enroll in a reputable sch ool th a t places all of its graduates?
I. M WALKKR. Prea.
SEN D TOR CATALOGUE
O. A. BOKSERMAN. Saa.
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TH F. CORRECT SHOE FOR STY LE,
EASE AND GOOD WLAR
Y o u c o u ld n e v e r h o p e to buy a m ore sty lish o r serv ic ea b le
• h o e th an th e “ L eading l-ady." It is right u p -to -d a te in appear
a n c e and fits this fo o t p e r f e c t l y from th« v e r y first. B esid es
b e in g s ty lis h and com fortab le, tlie
wears m u c h lo n g e r than m o st »hoes. It is so w e ll
m ade that it lasta tw ic e as lo n g as th e average sh o e,
and w ill reta in Its shape t o the end.
W b u y i n f e r i o r s h o e s w h en , w ith th e s o m e
m o n e y , y o u c a n g e t th e “ L e a d i n g L a d y T " Y our
dealer w ill su p p ly y o u ; If n o t, w rite to us.
L o o k fo r the M ayer T ra d e Mark o n the sole.
y o u w ill sa n d ua th e n sm a o f a d e sle r w h o ifoes
n o r h a n d le L e a d in g L a d y S h o e * , w e w ill sen d y o u I r e e j io a t -
paid. a b ea u tifu l p lr tu r a o f M arthe W a sh in g to n , «it* I v "
W * a ls o m a k e H o n o rb ilt S h o e s.M a n h a » V e s h ln tto n C .o
fo r t S h o - s . Y rrm a C u a h io n S h o e s and S p e cia l M erit
S c h o o l S h o e* .
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