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. Hompton That cigar you're smok
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BLACK
LEG
It Was a Family 8quabble.
"You must not do your squabbling
here," said the bead waiter. "If you
wish to settle your differences you
must go outside."
"Why so?" asked the man. "Don't
1 you advertise this place as a family
hotel?" Detroit Free Press.
Time Enough to Begin. '
' "You may laugh, but I can truthfully
say that my wife and I have not bad a
single disagreement since we were
married."
"That's a good deal for any married
couple to say, When were you mar
ried!" "Yesterday." Baltimore American.
Shake Into Tour noes
Ben's Foot-Eue. a powder for th feet. It earns
painful, ewollen, amartlng, wtin feat. Makes
aew eaoee eaey. Sold by all Druyateta and Bho
Store. Don't accept any BUDOtitutej. Rampu
hutlC. Add roe A. 8. Qlaatad. La Her. N. X.
Worth Thanks.
Orubbs I hare Just thought of
something we ought to remember and
be grateful for on next Thanksgiving
day. . . -
Stubbs What Is It?
Orubbs That there will be a
mighty few returning European travel
era to whose experiences we shall
have to listen. Indianapolis News.
An Eye for the Future.
Goldsmith Would you like any
name or motto engraved on it, sir?
Customer (who has chosen an en
gagement ring) Ye-yes-um, Augustus
to Irene. And ah look here, don't
ah look here, don't ah out Irene
very deep. London Punch.
A Bit of a Hint
Btaylate (as the clock strikes 12)
Tls now the witching hour of night
when graveyards yawn
: The Olrl (suppressing one) Can
you blame them? Boston Transcript
URIC ACID
NEVER CAUSED
RHEUMATISM
I WANT to prove It to your eathif action. If
Sal have Rheumetlem. acute or chronic no mat
r what your condition write today for my
FKEE BOUK on "RHKUMATISM Ito Cauae
and Cure." Thoueandl call it "The moot wonder
ful book over written." Don't aend a etamp-lt'l
ABSOLUTELY FKEE.
. JKSSB A. CASS, Dept. (. Brockton. Mom.
Criticism.
"Are vnu fond of Futurist music?"
"Can't say I am. Still, there's one
thing to le said in its favor. It does
n't make any difference whether the
piano is In tune or not."
I
BETTER
DIGESTION -J
BETTER ..
HEALTH c
THAT'S THE IDEA
Yon must first, cat
In the stomach work-
Hilt ijrvperiy, Keep
the liver active and
TTi the bowels open.
You can help
Nature by taking
HOSTETTER'S c
STOMACH
BITTERS
C Gee Wo
Bfi meawafu. turb
al reaMdks can alt
kinds of ailMHts of
snoaand woaasn with
out opotatton. ussd
frota Um wwsdr(ul
Chinos iMrba. roots,
buus arm vewMbioa. which in ankaowa to
th Mdwal sctanos of this oowatry,
Writ for blank and circulars.
CONSULTATION IWfcJfi, Addraca
He C Gee Wo Ckiaete Mefciot Cfc
WH First St.. PorUand, Oi
Mantiof. Papor.
i P. N. U.
No. 41, Mil
IVfUtn wrWi to
TT tiea this papst.
ACTION OF JAPAN
ALARMS CHINESE
Tokfo's Warning Gives to Rebels
Much Encouragement
SERIOUS OUTCOME SEEMS INEVITABLE
Movement to Restore Monarchy Now
Beyond Stopping -Vote Must
Be Continued as Planned.
Pekln, China While outward calm
prevails in Pekin, Japan's communica
tion has caused excitement in official
circles, ss it is feared this is only a
prelude to further action. It is in
comprehensible to the Chinese why
Japan chose .the present moment to
hand in the communication, as the
secret service must have informed the
Tokio government two months ago that
a monarchy was surely coming.
The communication is more likely to
cause trouble than to prevent it, by
encouraging the revolutionists with
the idea that foreign powers are
against the restoration of the mon
archy, and thus strengthening the op
position to it
Foreigners and Chinese realize that
the restoration movement has gone so
far that it is impossible to stop it.
Japan's action is all the more strange,
considering that Premier Okuma a
fortnight ago said that the restoration
of the monarchy was China's domestic
affair, that it bad been decided on and
that he was convinced it would be
brought'' about peacefully. The
Chinese government, he said, was
fully able to control any situation
which might arise and Japan had no
right to interfere.
In some quarters Japan's communi
cation is considered an impertinence.
It is said here that the Russian min
ister bad not received any intimations
from his home government, but accom
panied the Japanese Charge d Affaires,
Obata, with the object of fully under
standing the situation should compli
cations arise.
The French minister did not attend,
because he was not invited and had no
instructions from his home govern
ment.
Whether the British minister was
advised by his government is not
known, but it is most significant that
before Obata presented the communi
cation he waited for the British min
ister to speak.
Both the British and Russian mln
isters remained silent, forcing Obata
to read the communication.
The elections are still going on, and
as no attempt is being made to alter
the voting schedule, the monarchy un
doubtedly will be decided on.
Late December fixed for
Nuptials of President Wilson
Washington, D. C It was formally
announced at the White House Monday
that the marriage of President Wilson
and Mrs. Norman Gait will take place
"near the close of December," and
that It will be private, at Mrs. Gait's
home here.
This statement was issued by Secre
tary Tumulty:
'In order to quiet speculation, Pres
ident Wilson and Mrs. Norman Gait
have authorized the announcement that
their marriage will take place near the
close of December. Their plans are
for a very simple ceremony. It will
be quietly performed at Mrs. Gait's
residence. No invitations will be
issued and it is expected that the only
geusts will be the members of the two
families."
v General Staff Favored.
London Simultaneously with the
newspaper damands for a smaller cab
inet, which apparently resulted In Pre
mier Asquith adopting as a compro
mise the constitution in definite form
of an inner war council, there has
arisen in various influential quarters
an advocacy of a creation of a general
staff on the German plan. The Week
ly Nation, in an article on this subject,
says it believes the lack of such a body
has been responsible for all the graver
errors of the war. It points out the
advantages attained by the Germans.
Rich Perfumer Punished.
Montpelier, France Henry Racine,
a millionaire perfume distiller, hss
been sentenced by a courtmartial here
to five years' imprisonment and to pay
a fine of 20,000 francs (14.000) for
having supplied essence of nerolltoa
firm of perfume manufacturers at Co
logne. The court also, ordered goods
Belonging to the perfumer to the value
of 270,000 francs confiscated. Racine
orglnally was sentenced by a courtmar
tial to perpetual deportation. He ob
tained a reversal of judgment and was
sent here for trial by courtmartial.
Teutons to Attack Canal.
Paris, via Rome The Austo-Ger-mans
are preparing a new offensive
against the Sues canal, according to
an Athens dispatch to the Tribune,
which adds that the British have made
gigantic preparations to meet such an
eventuality.
Among other things, they have
flooded the land along the canal, leav
ing the fortifications just standing out
of the water, the defenders being
amply supplied with provisions by gun
boats. .
Germans Restrict Meat,
' London German newspapers publish
the schedule prepared by the German
Federal Council in pursuance of the
decision to restrict enniuimntl.Hi nf
meat. The schedule as forwarded by
neuter's Amsterdam correspondent is
as follows: Mondays and Thursdays
.-Restaurants shall offer rut meat flah
or fowl, or dishes cooked in lard or
dripping, mendays and Fridays
Butchers shall sell no meat. Rattir.
days Pork shall not be sold.
m
for a
eomaotsate jg?f
BMkkesalai StMotTaphy
Iiewiiipni iinuif .
'j rnduue NOW 'e link
2.500 other la food pseruoee
IC ncu M.ri.1 11
I Ceniemaceeicrredeliicejao.
I Alwaya poeltlea l
yea wnea i
A Gleam of Hope.
"I hear that BUter's daughter eloped
with his chauffeur."
"Yes, and Bllter wired his forgive
ness." "What did he do that for?"
"He said he thought now there
might be a chance for him to use his
car." Philadelphia Publio Ledger.
Something Dramatic'
"I spik so leetie Inglis," said the
charming French actress, "zat I hard
ly know what to recite for ze Ameri
can audience."
"I usually recite the multiplication
table in Russian," responded the other
International star. . "That always
sounds impressive. Judge.
To Cleanse
and Heal
Deep Cuts
k Money
1
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Sams Old Stuff.
Before they married, he was bound
To her he'd be devoted:
He thought that she waa sweet, but
round
That she was sugar coated.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Poor Fellow.
He Do you know Poe's Raven T
She Why, no. What's the matter
with him? Club Fellow.
Wonderful How
Resinol Stops Itching
To those who have endured for
years the itching torment of eczema
or other such skin-eruptions, the re
lief that the first use of Resinol Oint
ment and Resinol Soap gives is per
fectly Incredible. After all the suf
fering they have endured and all
the useless treatments they spent
good money for, they cannot believe
anything so simple, mild and inex
pensive can stop the itching and burn
ing INSTANTLY! And they find It
still more wonderful - that the im
provement is permanent and that Res
inol really drives away the eruption
completely in a very short time. Per
haps there Is a pleasant surprise like
this In store for you. Resinol Oint
ment and Resinol Soap are sold by aU
druggists.
" Counts Up the 8ame.
Asker, the owner of a new car, had
been dilating on the expense of its
maintenance, and Stranger, not to be
outdone, began to boast.
Stranger It cost me S100 last year
for gasoline.
Asker You own a car, then?
Stranger Oh, no. I lent the money
to a fellow that does. Philadelphia
Publio Ledger,
A Woman's Curiosity.
Gladys Why did you refuse him
it you loved him?
Owen Well, you see, he said he
couldn't live without me, and it arous
ed my curiosity, Sydney Bulletin,
THE CHARM
OF MOTHERHOOD
Enhanced By Perfect Physi
cal Health.
The experience of Motherhood Is a try.
Ing one to most women and marks dis
tinctly an epoch in their lives. Not one
woman in a hundred la prepared or un
derstands how to properly care for her
self. Of course nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment at such
times, but many approach the experi
ence with an organism unfitted for the
trial of strength, and when It Is over
her system has received a shock from
which it is hard to recover. Following;
right upon this comes the nervous strain
of caring for the child, and a distinct
change In the mother results. -
There Is nothing more charming than
ahappy and healthy mother of children,
and indeed child-birth under the right
conditions need be no hazard to health or
beauty. The nnexplainable thing is
that, with all the evidence of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting from
an unprepared condition, and With am
pie time in which to prepare, women
will persist in going blindly to the trial.
Every woman at this time should rely
upon Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, a most valuable tonle and
Invigorator of the female organitm.
In many homes
once childless there
are now children be
cause of the fact
that Lydia E. Pink
barn's Vegetable
Compound makes
women normal,
healthy and strong.
If yon want special advice write to
Lydia E. Plnkhara Medicine Co. (cobB.
aeatia!) Lynn, Hats. loar letter will
fee opened, read and answered by a
VToaua and held In strict cealieaoaa
KING FERDINAND
Ferdinand, king or czar of Bulgaria,
whose entry Intothe war on the aide
of the central powers made the task
of the entente allies so muoh harder.
AMERICANS SHOT BY MEXICAN
. TROOPS NEAR U. S. BORDER LINE
Douglas, Ariz. Corporal Jones, of
Company G, Seventh Infantry, late
Monday night was shot through both
thighs by a Carranza soldier, who
leaped from his trench at Agua Prieta,
shouting "Viva Carranza," and fired
six shots at Jones, who was on patrol
near the boundary line In the rear of
the custom house. The American
soldier is not seriously wounded.
Heavy firing on all aides of .Agua
Prieta was renewed at 1 o'clock in the
morning. "The Carranza garrison has
exploded mines . along the front over
which they expected: the Villa charge
to take place.. ,"
Firing is violent 6A. the west side of
Agua Prieta, indicating Yaqui Indians
from NBco are attempting to storm the
town from . that side. All the Villa
artillery was in action,, pounding the
Calles defenses, south and west of the
town; at .1:30 o.' clock, and Callea re
plied with guns, rifles and mines.
Many bullets began falling in Doug
las, Ariz.
H. K. Jones, a lettercarrier, was
shot by Mexican bullets, as be stood in
front of his home. -
Apparently Villa forces are making
a big dash to storm and capture the
tOWn. ;4 ,.
A Calles officer said:
"We have killed half those yaquis."
The Yaquia under Generals Urbalejo
and Mendez are said to number more
tbanZOOO. . .(-"-".""
Only 45 Out of 2000 Seamen ,
Pass Test Act Imperils Shipping
San Francisco Only 45 out of a
total of more than 2000 American sea
men in this port who come under the
strict requirements of the La Follette
seaman's act had qualified before the
local Federal steamship inspectors up
to the closing of office hours Tuesday.
Unless an order comes from Wash
ington setting aside the letter of the
law and making it flexible In many
respects, San Francisco shipping In
terests fear that vessels scheduled to
depart on the day the law goes into
effect will be held in port for want of
clearance at the cuBtom house.
Collector of Customs J. O. Davis
said that no vessel which did not have
40 per cent of its crew list qualified
under the new law would receive clear
ance papers.
San Francisco shipping men mani
fested a pertinent interest in the new
law in that it possibly meant the hold
ing up of vessels at a large pecuniary
loss because seamen could not qualify
for service.
While more than 850 able seamen
had qualified before the local inspec
tors as to profession examinations, the
stickler came in passing the physical
examination before the medical exam
iners in the United States Marine Hos
pital. Launch Wrecked; Two Die.
Port Townsend, Wash. The 60-foot
powerboat Seeam was wrecked on the
north end of Whidby Island in a strong
gale Tuesday, and George Bridges,
master and owner of the vessel, and a
man named Wickersham were drowned.
Their bodies and the wrecked launch
were found on the beach. A large hole
was stove in the Seeam when she
struck and she filled with water. The
seas carried away the pilot house and
stripped the deck of all gear. The
Seeam was carrying a cargo of fish
from Hood Canal.
"Peace Plans" Denied.
Madrid, via Paris Premier Dato
said Tuesday that he had no official
information concerning the report
that Prince von Buelow, ex-German
chancellor, would come to Madrid to
present to King Alfonso an outline
of conditions op which Germany
might be willing to consider peace ne
gotiations.
The Overseas News Agency of Ber
lin made denial Tuesday of the report
that Prince von Buelow had been en
trusted with preparations of peace ne
gotiations. t
Divorce Cases Held Up.
London Divorce eases against offi
cers and men serving at the front will
have to stand over until they return to
Great Britain. Such waa the decision
of Justice Sir Henry Bargrave . Dean
when asked for leave to serve a di
vorce petition upon an officer on the
fighting line.
"It Is not In the interests of the
nation," said the court, "for men to
have their minds diverted from their
duties by such matters."
More British Gold Arrives.
New York British sovereigns to
the amount of 12,226,000 gold, which
were shipped on the steamer New
York from London to the Guaranty
Trust company, were deposited at the
assay office Tuesday. Another ship
ment totalling $1,000,000 is expected
to be deposited later. The grand total
of more than $321,000,000 gold has
been received here from all sources In
the present movement since January 1.
NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS;
GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS
PORTLAND MARKETS
Wheat Bluentem, 91c; forty-fold, 0c;
club, 88c; red rife, SSc; red Russian, Wc
Data No. 1 white feed, 824.60.
Barley No. 1 feed, 126.60; brewing,
827. 50; bran, 881.00; ahorta, 822.00.
Millfeed Spot prices: Bran. 824 per
ton; ahorta. 825; rolled barley, 129030.
Corn Whole, 837.60 per ton; cracked,
838. SO per ton.
Hay Eastern Oregon timothy, 8161;
Valley timothy, 81218; alfalfa, 812 60
18.50; cheat, 910; oats and vetch, SUj
12.
Vegetables Artichokes, 76a90c per
dozen; tomatoes, 80040c per box; cab
bage, lc per pound; garlic, 16c; peppers,
46c; eggplant, 45c; sprouta, 810c;
horseradish, 10c; cauliflower, too 9 81.25
per dozen; celery, (0l70o; beans, 810c
per pound.
ureen fruits Apples, 7ocvsi.ro per
box; Dears. 8101.66: graoea. 85c:
per crate; casabas, lHc per pound; cran-
Demes, fv.outuiiu par narrci.
rotatoes uregon, soajevc; xruuma, 91
tier aack: aweeta. 81.003)2 oer hundred.
Onions Oregon. Buying price, 81.26
t o. b. shipping point.
Eggs Oregon ranch, buying prices: No.
1, 36c; No. 2, 80c; No. 8. 20c per dozen.
Jobbing prices: No. 1. 8840c.
Poultry Hens, lS14c: springs, 18
14c; turkeys, 1718c; ducks, white, 13
15c; colored, lO&llc; geese, 810c
Butter City creamery oubes, extras,
3114c; firsts, 29c; prints and cartons, ex
tra. Prices paid to producers: Country
creamery, 2228c; butterfet, premium
quality, 28c; No. 1 average quality, 31c;
No. 2, 29c.
Veal Fancy, SViOlOc per pound.
Pork Block, 8Vi(il9c per pound.
Hops 1916 crop, 8911c per pound.
Hides Baited hides, 16c; salted kip,
16c; salted calf, 18c; green hides, 18Vic;
?reen kip, 15c; green calf, 18c; dry hides,
5c; dry calf, 27c.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 1828c; Valley,
2728c; fall lambs' wool, 2126c
Mohair Oregon, 270800 per pound.
' Cascara Bark Old and new, Zhi&Ac
per pound. . -
Pelts Dry long-wooled pelts, 15Vic;
dry ahort-wooled pelts, HHc dry shear
lines, 1016c each; salted shearlings, 16
f)25o each; dry goat, long hair, 13c each;
ry goat shearlings, 10 20c each: salted
long-wooled pelts, September, 75c81.25
each.
Cattle Choice steers, .B0I.85: med
ium, 86.26(86.76; choice cows. 66.60;
good, 84604.75; medium, 88.754.25;
eifers. 33.606; bulla, (304.50; stags,
84.5005.26. .
Hogs Light, S.76;; heavy, 35.75
' Sheep Wethers. 4.756.26; ewes, 340
6.50; lambs, 36.5007.36.
TACOMA MARKETS
. Wheat Bluestem, 93c; fortyfold. Sic;
club, 90c; red fife, 88c: red Russian, 87 c.
Hay Clover, 1617: Idaho timothy,
8200 21; Ellensburg, 319020; mixed, 8170
18: alfalfa, 316016.
Feed Corn, 336037; wheat, 135038;
whole barley, 831032; rolled, 332: rolled
oats, 331: whole oats, $30; bran, 825;
shorts, 327.
Apples Jonathans, (1.4001.60; Grimes
Golden, 31.8501.40; Roman Beauties and
Wlnesaps, 31.3501.60.
Fresh Meats steers, 11 012c; heifers,
11c; wethers, 11 "4c; dressed hogs, 10c;
trimmed slde& 16o; combinations, 16c;
Diamond T. C. lambs, ISttc; yearlings,
13c; ewes, 1014c.
Poultry Ducks, live, 10012c; hens,
dressed, 16018cj live, light, 10012c;
heavy, 1214c; springs, 26c: live, 14017c;
squabs, live, 82 dozen; dressed, (3.60;
geese, 14c.
SEATTLE MARKETS
Wheat Bluestem, 98c; turkey Ted, 92c;
fortyfold, 91c; club, 88c; fife,. 87c; red
Russian, 87a Barley, $26.60 per ton.
Yesterday's car receipts; Wheat, 140;
oats, 13; barley, 7; hay, 47; flour. .
Portland. The strong, export " de
mand is the feature of the salmon
market- Domestic trade has - been
good all the season, and. with, foreign
business Increasing the situation is
entirely satisfactory at this end, and
there is every prospect that the. pack
will be entirely cleaned up. . ' '
" European orders, heretofore" this sea
son have been for medium grades, and
a large quantity of Alaska reds and
silversides has been disposed of. Now
the London trade is becoming Interest
ed In fancy Columbia River chlnooks,
an inquiry of this kind' having been
received yestertayvVA:'
The British steasnersjity oruonnin,
now loading on the Sound will reach
Portland the latter part of the week,
and will take on between 6000 and
10,000 cases of salmon here for Lon
don. The steamer Tamplco left down
the river carrying 250 tons of salmon
for west coast points.
The steamer Yucatan will reach As
toria in a few days with about 86,000
cases of Alaska fish, and the steamer
Despatch is also due there from Alas
ka with a salmon cargo. All the Port
land salmon ships are now in.
Eastern salmon orders are also in
creasing, a new development of the
trade being the booking of new busi
ness with Boston. A still heavier ton
nage could no doubt be disposed of but
for the Interruption of Panama Canal
traffic. The blockading of the canal
and the congestion of freight at Gal
veston has left the Eastern markets
lightly supplied, and some grades of
salmon are practically unavailable
there.
The total shipments of canned salm
on by land and sea from American
ports for the present year up to Sep
tember 1 were 2,676,795, as compared
with a total of 1,801,898 for tie same
period last year. Inasmuch as a large
percentage of the Alaska pack for this
year had not reached San Francisco
by September 1, this season, the pack
ers expect that more recent ehitrhents
will show a still greater Increase over;
the shipments that were made last
year. In the first part of the year,
before the current season's pack be
gan to move, Puget Sound exported
850,000 cases of Balmon to Great Brit
ain, double the quantity exported to
that country last year.
. :- .;' v
Wheat Business Less, -'i1"
Portland. Wheat business, both lo
cally and in the Interior, Is on a much
reduced scale.' The present tonnage
situation amount practically to an
embargo, and when offers were made
tor wheat they were on a descending
scale. Bids at the Merchants' Ex
change for October and November de
livery were lowered 1 to !V4 cents, and
December bids were i i cents
lower. No sales were posted. The
coarse grains were also neglected.
November oats bids were reduced 25
cents and December bids raised 25
cents.
Prosecutions Are Asked.
Olympla. Inauguration of a cam
naltm to enforce section 23 of the
public utilities act, prohibiting false
billing, has been announces oy uu
public service commission, which
mAnntA u,.M.,tftna MnilAatlnB- Atfnr-
ney-General W. V. Tanner to begin
prosecution or me uem Lomner at
Shingle company, of Seattle, and the
irnlln.A Vill Mmnanv nf VCVAI-Att. the
first-named concern being charged
witn snipping aoors ana winuowa, emu
the second, maple flooring, under the
billing of fir lumber, to gain advan
tage of the lower freight rate.
Fruit Trade la Quiet
Portland. Fresh fruit receipts dur-
the week were light, bnt supplies on
the street were sufficient for the quiet
trade. Apples are moving out in a
fair way with the demand chiefly tor
medium-priced grades.
Country Produce Supply Ample.
Portland. The poultry and dressed
meat markets were well supplied and
the demand was fair. Price were un
changed. Egg were firm at former
quotation and butter was steady.
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An Angel of the Aeroplane.
Andrew Carnegie said the other day
at Bar Harbor:
"How war sours the sweetest of us!
I was talking this morning with a lit
tle girl whose father is a member of
the British legation, and she clasped
her little hands and looked up at the
blue sky devoutly, and sighed:
" 'I wish I was an angel!'
" 'And what would you do, my dear,'
I asked, 'It you were an angel?'
44 'I'd fly right over those Germans,'
she answered, 'and drop poison bombs
on them night and day.' "
Best Part
Long speeches make no hit these days
Most of the people I could mention
Grow cheerful when the speaker says,
"I thank you for your kind attention-"
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Nowadays. '
Dyer How did Lltely overcome
Octroi's objection to him a a pros- -pective
son-in-law T
Ryer He taught htm a new dance
step. - . ,
The Old and Reliable
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Mrs. Snooper Men make me tired.
Mrs. Swayback What's the matter
now?"
Mrs. Snooper My husband saw
Mrs. Keedick yesterday and I asked
him what she had on, and he replied,
"Oh, clothes." Stray Stories.
. Enthusiasm Dampened. : .
Crawford He doesn't seem to be
very enthused over his vacation.
. Crabshaw No wonder. He has to
spend It in the place where he bought
a KOuse and lot. Judge. - .'
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Manager What's the leading lady
in such a tantrum about?
Press Agent She only got nine bou
quets over the footlights tonight.
; "Great Scott! Isn't that enough?"
"No; she paid for ten.'V-Tit-Bits,
"Slang In a Hat Store.
"What can we do lor you, sir?"
"I want to buy a silk hat."
"Yessir. Jim, show this gentleman
some periscopes." Kansas City Jour
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Mr. Jones had recently become the
father of twins. The minister stop
ped him on the street to congratulate
him. :
"Well, Jones," he said, "I hear that
the Lord has smiled On you."
"Smiled on me?" repeated Jones.
"He laughed out loud." Chicago Her
ald. . .
Hard on the Family.
Learned Naturalist A cockroach
has 3,000 teeth. -
Brother of Seven What an awful
time the family will have when the
baby cockroaches are teething, sir."
Chicago Herald.
Hamlet Had His Reasons.
The late John B. Herreshoff, the
famous blind yacht builder, once said
at Bristol:
"It is hard to explain how I, being
blind, can design yachts hard be
cause the average man Is so ignorant
of yacht construction.
'-"When I talk yacht construction to
the average man I'm in the position
of the critio to whom a chap said:
"'I went to see Hamlet last night'
"'H'm. Indeed!' said the critic,
wrinkling his high brow.. 'And now
tell me, my good fellow, do you think
Hamlet was mad?'
" 'I know darn well he was,' said
the other. 'There weren't three dozen
people In the house."
- Seventy tons of coal a day will car
ry an ordinary battleship along at the
cruising Bpeed of 10 to 12 knots; but
to drive her at 20 or more, five times
mat auiuum uiuni ue ueeu. . .
Couldn't Hurt tt.
"Alpine scenery is very grand."
"Very durable, too. I imagine it will
pull through the war all right." Kan
sas City Journal. ,
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Poor Blood
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. Nourishment alone makes blood
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and Increases the red corpuscles,
It Cod Lhnr Oil warns
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The Model 1912 Winchester is the lightest, strongest
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Boss (to new boy) You're the s!w.
est youngster we've ever had. Aren't
you quick at anything?
Boy Yes, sir; nobody can get tired
as quick as I can. Boston Transcript.
His Work.
"You don't mean to tell me you're
going to invite Mr. QInk to your party!
Don't you know he doesn't dance?"
"Of course, but we've got to have
somebody to pump the pianola."
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