The Santiam news., November 16, 1906, Image 4

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LENGTH OF RLACKSNAKC9.
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veruna
FOR
CATARRH
II H ead . throat
OF THE
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lungs stomach
kidneysj lacoer
AMO
PELVIC
ORGANS
lire Ibi « ur» «-
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ft.” «aiti OUI*
Old »iw gvC altiDofijry*
th*
Mhrr.
rv’f-Hrd th«
*Sbe gut the
talad.** \«w ï««rk I'n^A
That Br«re4 Feeireg,
fl&Mhhy
! HJ ) a e»< r auffrf
•tag* tr ■ • ‘
fro»»
Garrkkson N>; but mmy a time,
wtwn I’ve hrtth.-tl (hr gh the ;•
and I2..U-4
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T. I have
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New Monthly Msgatina.
A br'ght, new monthly magailne ha*
mad« It* app a-ance on th« Fee18c
coast, and look» a« it It bad com« to
•lay. It 1» the t o « Hay Monthly, pub-
pllsbed at Marshfield, Oregon, th« buo-
:>ie»s center of .-no of th« m -«t reecurce-
f'>1 districts of th« entire Northwrot.
Tbe V vein tier number consist* of about
126 |••gee ol r -od reading matter, most
ly local in r.tigts, nicely Illustrated,
and of general intereat to all who wisti
to know anlyhlng of the Grant North­
want. The number aleo contain» n< aly
so ¡«tree of local advertising.
Thi»
•peaks volume« tor the busine»» enter
price and rne>gy of the rltlaene, a* well
as lor the ability ol I*. <’ Lever, editor
and mar a/»r, and
H. Cameron, ad­
vertising n anager.
Ire«»«
Hole».
Ihr
The <; ur rt 1 tell you. I certainly
am fond of Swiss c|t.-»•«.- sandwich««,
Tb« I>y«|« ¡ !. • Oh. that’s tile cheese
t - . ■ . . . t
\ ■ » - : ,-r,l|
bie.
The Gourmet - They are, eh» Well,
I licier eat tbem
rUiUdrlpbla (¿edger.
IÍC.W It Itrsrk Him.
Xfr<. S ISur * (with paper)— !
th.it the sip - of the Garden uf Kden
U bat •reó f
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Mr Kuburb« Y<-»7 When will th«
*||la what. ma’amT*
• »> of P>ta tsk<* pl : e ami what's th«
*ltts <■" rupaf h<i>. What <1 rs be do for fare frum the cliy balli Pu. k.
a L' c
~I>o) For a livin’, ma*am? <«• •* • He’s
a pia n
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' a ¡>
DeC'b-ae-
Why are fro weeping.
»ist IN TH( WORLD
• LDoiig'.n $4 G I ( l \ h :n»^
tltlM!*« R«11* «I *!► ' '<*
lORlY-StVlN PASStSüí RS DEAD
PER YEAR
PA( il l( ( OAST
SKI Rl 1RS ( OMPANY
HIM 11 AM). oRK.ON
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Ihry «•!««*! uth«*« iitnk«-e
If I could take you Into m\ large
fa*, torles at ItriK ktufi, Mr»
,r»nd • hew
you how carefully \\ .1 . I»< ugl.w »hors
arc made, you would then understand
why (hey hold their ah .»pc. fit better,
wear longer, and are of greater value
than any other make.
GENERAL SHAFTER DEAD.
Pneumonia Prove* Fatal to Leader in
Cuban Campaign.
P,
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■rii 1 by t >• tifi; in! • “Äe.
. o , r,i«ju.u.
Hall siali. Il Ilio are the beat.
Helle»
and
t n .1 era <a nd I n g.
«* t nr that caí » tw U» d Ly t r entire f in-
lly y ui m »«» I <• i. w* nk in ! »tr ng, with
»-t ntl? d,tt g r « fliara fuirffints. itshould
Lavr pr«»f»rrtkM which in U r Ihr »am«
L»'«« alasy« h «Ving li e «arur rfTr» t other»
wi «i Iti «fiant tv will have to I« Im re Sed
%r»d flnallv !<•*•' lt» effe I al. gather. I hree
prop rii?» «-si» le b»u <1 in H iai »4d family
re - e!y, llrandrrth** Pilla. 1« su-e it » in-
grehrut» afr «■( tht j.-írr t Lerb.tI eitract<*,
and rvctv pili »• krj t f-«r three yr r t*f re
>c n «<4d. »lut h nil w them («> mellow
U r (lo n-’f t«rh‘-*r t tre !• a Ima iVC Ql* ths
muri et t at i* *«■ rir fuîîy n a«i»,
Ureo Ireth’a PlHw arr thè «mia i ne lava-
live ti»iii< pili y«»ur gran lpamt« used.
They have i* «n i » u»e or over a «entury
ami atr »od In «vrrv «Gug ami inni cine
•torr, either | Ini < or sugar co*V d.
Montpelier, Ohio, Man Feels Com-
peled to Tell Hie Eaperienca.
/••t
W rlt* b»r niuatratr I 4. «t«i-fc- « I i -U • • t» Ira
W. L iMMoKW, l’«l t- I J. Ur
Kt* »». Mass
Na. 4 b
Ol
FREE IRRIGATED LANDS
In Central Oregon, at Cost of Reclamation
Joseph Wilgas, Munt|>eli«r, O., says:
"1 feel it my duty to tell others about
Doan's Kidney Fills.
Evpwure an«! driving
brought kidney trou­
ble on me, and I suf-
»red much from irreg­
ular pa-sagee of tbs
kidney secretions.
Hometiniee t iere was
relent lob and at other times passages
«»re too frequent, especially at night.
There wee pom end
diocoloration.
I»«n*s Kidney Fills broogbt me relief
from the fit»!, an ! •■- n InfuM.I new
life. I give them my endorsmenet
Mild by ell dealer». flO cents a bos.
j Foster Milburn 0o„ Buffalo. N. Y.
THE DESCHUTES IRRIGATION & POWER CO
Under the Carey Act haa 75,000 acrea
now “under" water.
MY DEAR FRIEND
210 MILES OF WATER LINES
I R feet »very iun*tv day»
over each
foot over each 100 acre« available
coat of irrigation.
irrigable
to
each
acre, or
purchaser
Payment on land: One fourth
in three equal annual payment« at 6 per
one aetnnd
at
cash,
cent.
Maintenance
charge, SI per acre per annum for each irrigable
alar.
MINT
actual
balance
acre for
FRODUCTIVF.NF5S
PROVEN
BY
GOVtRN-
EXPERIMENTAL.
STATION
and
by
actual
•et ler» on the land. 30,000 acrea having been »old.
DESCHUTES IRRIGATION AND
POWER COMPANY
611 McKay Bldt. Portland. Oregon
Off« 1er lak »I lead. ki L Ir«m»s4,
Creek (*«aty. Orejo»
~ ...«W-r;?
A
Banking by Mail
A PUBLIC DUTY
Wh«mw >«>u Ils* » u tan
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pri. » »• al«mp«.t
•fi fhr h-lltHH ahkh pr h u ' ua.a- H Itigh
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Who ar* you. alrP* «sàed Eva, In
«»irpriiM*.
“Madam.*
.Adam, with bis
tr
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>g
I till Eihibit A of
the ethnological department.*
It »#• th*-n that the **rj»enf, having
from the Soologirtl department,
entered apon the «>vi*r, and the real trou­
ble began.
YBODY AT ALLFRh U
V 7/
fjgjerò
The Ideal Family Laxative
t»>w<infl' JoH
Have i on
a Friend?
Inmigrant Train In Disastrous
Indiana Treck.
"Iv. , that man r. ally believe all be
My» F
Believe It !" echot-d Hrnator flor-
«hum. ' why he doesn't even uuderataud
It" Washington Mtar
W. L. DOUCLAS
•3.50<&.'3.00Shocs
T WÜ TRAINS COLLIDE
EXPECT ROOSEVELTS AIO.
The late Just e Daly of N.-w Torfc
L«ade«a Confident That President'» frequently entlimed lite tr-l um «>f
legal proceedings bad before bliu bjr hl»
M <-h Oh. I'm ao <llaapf*dnt-
Coming Message to Congrere W.ll
kindly wIL
You know John » Jt-eU the pi««lge
Contain Red col Demands
O-ie day a «ult was brought before
Isst werk.
for Labor.
bini In which damage« were ctalm««l by
Mrs. I NW’hi«r »’•«•?
Minn* a|»lla. M nn. Nov 12
That res «on of sn aeeawlt 1‘lslntlflT bad breo
Mr«. M - «h knd- sn t this morn­
the convcntlun of the American E'««d ku.a ke.1 down by Hie defeda»! «lui se
ing he went »n a fishing ex.ur*loal~-
ernllon of I-abor which open* In thia vrrvly pummelml while prostrate. One
Clevvtaml lewiil.-r
city thia morning, wlll go on record of the witnesses seriuevl very retui-tant
Then tell him about Ayer’»
X Few X -ara lienee.
In favor of aa aggreaatve political |>ol to answer the «Iue»tIm» put to him on
The Qret battle In airships !>a.| *wen
Cherry
Pectoral. Tell him
I Icy arooia aaaured
Frum all |>arta of cr-.Mexamination, la which he waa up
f'Hight.
how
it
cured
your hard couch.
the «-ountry dehgatea are bringing In held by tha court.
"I bear." sai l one officer, "that the
"tt tth all due rrspwt to your honor."
report,
of
sucieae
at
the
poll,
al
the
Tell
him
u
hy
you alu ays keep
goers! was Io the tvry Ibi A of tbe
eniiplalu««l the attorney for (lie plain
re«ent election.
fight."
it
in
the
house.
Tell him to
era Nearly All Fugitives from Rus
8<> far these reports show that at tiff, "ttie i-ourt doee not ap|»mr to take
"ire»i«>r.d.Ht another offl.-er. , *ba
as*
his
doctor
about
it. Doc­
sis - Survivor* Lose Baggage
least five trade unionist, wlll alt in «vignila»•» <>f the underlying principle
had sllteen gasbag* puncturv-i i over
Int « i-aasv"
tors
use
a
great
deal
of il for
and
Other
Possession«.
him."—imulssllle Courier Journal.
the next Congrewa. while a great num
“In my opinion," retd rd ht» bom>r.
throat and lung troubles.
ber have been elected to the d.«4'-**nt
gn>»l naturvdly. “Hie mrlcrb lug prlncl
f ha * a (‘-•r *s’* ro J *> 4 t'
S»»4 •»!
•late le.glslaturca.
O r».!»
4 • h t ■■■ h « «
|
A jsj »
pal in th!«
«e Is »»ur rln-iiL Mr At
Moat
prutuiumed
have
been
th«-
»lie
rhlc»(o. Nov. |3
More than half
«
re*«»*•! *»4 1« »«»•
1»4 r«r
feet oH'»f 1» »• eaw-attiif « ««v««flk
11t»l
ream of the Unite«! Mine Wotkera and !• rm-y.” Harper's Wiv-kty.
th«« pa.iaens* rs <>n an Immigrant train
<
. h ma-
t.q
l k*A I « flirS*».!»w«*
the Commercial Telegrapher,’ Union
H*ia. » i*m
«Ml th«- Baltimore * Ohio railroad wee The miner. In the anthraiite ditrlci
• »•4
Jtid^e Adatua. tl*<* ('uuntf Co iirt
ktll«M or Injure«! in a collision today of IN-nuaylvanla have elected W B
A-a» SMimtMUrw« ef
¡
'twtwren the paaarngvr train and a \* llaori and T. D Nichols to t'ongrvea Jii«!ge of Liniert« «'A. I« •»»* of th» Wit*
<■ ■
f
»««sirunux
and 10 of their membera to the state first of tri«!iii»rti. , hut m'raslor.alljr from
freight mar Woodville. Ind One hun i lx-gi»lature.
nil rwountrr he c*iu**rg<m MN'tmd bvwt
i1:..'.«».
dred and »lily five |iaaa«-nier» were on
The t> Ivgraphcra elected three of
Tho oilier »Liy i • Jun»f Aflkrd to l>e
ort« im «I **
the train, and of tbesr 47 were either j their members to Congrcas In different
•o'vunt uf One of Av r ’■ Pills at ticittimo will
New girl Ro j u I '.vtit that . killed ontrlcht or were burned Io ¡parts of the country. Including th« eicU d frutu «cníitg
hasten riK-ovur». Gently laxative.
th1*
•' ■••'■<
U ef .-.a
In Henne dr-* fl
I death in th«- fire which broke out In I Fourth IMatrlct of Illinois
••Were >*»u In muri during my charge
[ ptn county, in thia state. 31 out of 39 I
»n at the creation?
I th, wr«<ka<e lmme«!late|y after the ' men Indore**«! by labor flor the atat« I to (tie jury lu the last <4M»f* a*ked tbv
(Fiirka -A‘ertalnly I do.
Irolllrton. * The nam«m of all the dead legislature anil county o*ccra
hav •• Jibhre
only a aida imue.* IL m M uq
bly never be known.
known, —
aa 45 b7'n «'•**‘•'1
These aucca«s«e hat«'
I will prnluibly
-Y*«.
honio-r." re| l:ej the Juror,
I whetted the appétit«-» of the |ab«>r m* n
>>f th«- bo.1l.« were ronsum«d in th«- I and
>. the general
,
*lHd
bear Ur
it I»
opinion
uf
the
an.I ,,
la
■•-neral ........
u. ”7-~
» ? »n •*/!*;• N.rr • F">
*Y
hot H.r, I
heard every
flam«-« or w«re ao badly burn«-«t that I i|«-l«-ga<re who have arrtt<-«| here that
♦*» » •■wrmsj 2,r |<r. Ki-teffi*» or>«4
t *•* i
rki » h'rtv MU- »*-4 . Id«'ntlfiration
but I couldn't make any
la Impoealble
Thirty the convention will devote at hast
ILK|.g ,14 •*! Atvlfl ***..
J»*-« 'A - g ià»» .««• IW V X
• political pro
<-i<ht people Were Injured, and eeveral •*“ a*’" ,o
t
a i «e „< ttw in a ■
« >. « ,
a
k Y • ttt .
q
«n i » «K
of these wlll die.
. « i > <>( »re • *i
prrebU’nt
fc«'ln great I jr rn
Freq «trot I'strua
- Ms
Where an» your slot cap«-d unhurt, but lo«t nearly ill tb<cir I cour•<«»<( over the •Huation. Hr nay«
taarbi&rs?
ba<Ka«c and elothlng.
F SIM*
I h»-* haa
acorre »>( Irttrra fr»»n»
W' ’«•< •
A*»
trperator *Sh I Tbrre‘1 < ng to be a
The disaster was <-au»«-d by a blun I men outahfe o( th«* labor movement
• Irrlrulnfl It.
rs.l on 'em si 4 e'clvk. Cott*« armimi dor of some employe of the railroad
in which they derlare that th«*y never
V*
\
I > . - : » t-»Lì
LOT
()( I ANSIDE
ag
¡
eompany. but jn»l where the blam«- I before fully undrretood what the tr»«l<
!'-(av»i!fnt ’ ik H»*t>k
II»» has not been determined
lunloniata of the country atocM fur in •Wn Wta/tiing atortre about the height
«I (be •|«rlSl gatl-
of ».‘nto of the Xrw York buihllng«
The joi»»* nr er train,
which
• M • a political way. and wipreaaiag aym
”1 *tw IT* nf Ih* H wtat'a (leal
■ * * ■ ’■ ■ tj V» re*
Au lr!.«h-iiJin who was ti»irnlng stood
load««! with Russian Jews, Hi-rvlans palhy with their alma and objects.
m >« sod »A |< t rmvuth ;
and Poles, all «if them rv«'ent arrivals
"It haa bcm the areatret «»duration It a« king as be could, aud thru quo
free
Pirikurirt Uy
tn this country and tiound for t'hiearo a! campaign that organli««! labor ha* rJv.| :
a <
or place» in the Northwest, was the ev«*r conducted,* hr aald tonight.**
•«-«-on.l section of a through train from
W «»ter iliul.
’’The aubjrct la fully covered In
Th. enclneer of freight rr|»ort whhh I will aubmlt to
Cbolly- Il V I > » » tk.uk I look with Baltimore
tfaln No 9* r>n Instructions received convention tomorrow, but l have
n»y autoo obi le raggles?
at McCool. Ind walt«-d at a aldlnx at hesitation In saying that the political
« u I «'ipp'sie yny
Mia« C
. i » a -4 ? i T I
■
j!i*t st if they were ordì Babcock, Ind . to allow tb«. Imnilcrant program of the Krecufive Council will
train
to
paaa.
u
be Indorsed by the convention. It la
narr «!»•»■ «
Ih-n’t you?
As Sofia ns the firs! »«MiIon of the but the beginning of organlird labor»
Immlrrant tialn had paaaed the switch efforts In the political arena *
To Break In New Shoes.
■
at Babcock, th«' fr< Ight train, Iti charKe
«hs.r . « >rili
i Kase, a poe ler
One of th»» rffecta of the tabor potlfl
tir o*« !.. :
a 1. ■ g «« lieu f**l
of Einalneer Burke and Conductor cal prog rum wlll br seen In the mm
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Mostr. atarteiLeastward A light snow Ing m«>ssagr of President Rocuirvrlt to
• ■ ' ■ «<•’■» ! • !. * »'
J'.
¡«at »r-e|>t
I »»arti.
According to same lab*
• ■
•
•
• e-li'HIK adSrsm was falllnK. which Increased the dark Congress
din Üif»up
*.lsu » lKr.,1..! ¡« K..,, s V
nese of the early m«>rnln< and aa the officials who have recently talked with
fn-laht waa rounding n »bmp curve the Prraident on the stibj«‘ct. the com
Hnww.
ought to
It., ltd
Just w.-st of Woodville, the »«-emd ae<- Ing mesaagc will contain aotnr of th«'
Gunner Tl. v <■ gsr Is tiau><-d sfter a lion of the Immigrant train came In most radical demands for labor that
Ip the whirl« bou««-."
sight a short distance away, tearing have ever b«rn made by a President
gr-- it nutli.’r
flud great comfort lu
Guyer lint tlie great author. Is dent toward Chicago at the rate of 40 tn I Iro of the I’nitrd States
an hour.
The two tralna came to-
let m< gì» In It. If«
Gunrn-r How fortunate fur the man­ I get her with unalack«-ned ape«!, and In
Milwauk«»* Send
ufacturer of the cigar!"
th«' crash six paaaengcr coaches and
NEGRO TROOPS SHED TEARS.
WE PAY
several freight cars were knocked Into
kindling wood, and. together with the
locomotives, went rolling down the Vet«>an» of Twenty Fifth Dr-i ly At
fected by Disgrace.
* mt.anknient
M .»rirorraf M gi k r* 1 bt«l
• e«*«flb I «•«rr.
Of»w <‘f the «igi !fh-nnt fmftare« of th-«
annke ao*n*on, and of wn, «uak<* »ewwm
that on ’*». wbh b 1« »▼rfy )»n»r. la the
very k»ng length of the bLok»iiakv«
that «re
•05« tbr «»I i»» State Jour
al. Thia U not at all remwrkatde. for
!«‘Ut the only thing a Idark»nakr baa
to abour for iGelf !• Ita l«*ugtb. It ha«
no tnu«L'al fall like the raftleannke.
nor the puffed <»tit bead of the Llaalng
viper, nor the livid, languid manners of
the b*»u*e«i»ake It haa only length, a nd
when with amaslng »(»red It
ab’|a
threogh the d»ep <****•
dead lea net
It
to t«e tliirtj or forty feet long
Ho truly d ew this little illuUoft eg»
St that wiii-r. a pt»rw»n trim <»f • Ida k
make wtefl <»r eight f«'»’t h»«»g.
he
pride« bur.«« If on gr< »t t»<'<l*wty of
»tMrtuetit. And by tt»e way, We hi» r
not«! n..iny b'.i knnake tt«»rlea th «
itimrnrr, and we have not rurvuntrred
a make under •»<«*() fret.
There waa that atury of a girl out tn
York Ktatr, who beard her HtH» dog |
barking »hdrtitly out In !l*e atablr Ml»«*
went there to dhMNjtrr the ratin', and
k>! that tittle d g waa In fight with a
blarkmake »«ten fe«t l*»ng
It . was a
great fight and five dog waa <k»|.ig hr
role n.-rk, k»w--mg (be pyth -n at t*«>
until tbe little girl hunfrvt up a pitch­
fork and with that dl»|»strbrd the «»r-
|w*nL which, the •evunut *aya, waa •ev­
en fret lor-g
Of «•»uro- !f had to be
M'vrn feet, for there !• no other k‘n<L
la th*"re a moral to tbit? There 1«,
of cour«r, to rtery make story. It la
thl« lie e|. <*-dingly » .-ireful hot to
make bigger than It la the horrible In
rhtant In your life whb h you enroon*
t«*r. Hee that your Idackmaka ;a under
m fret long.
Ilakersfield. Cal . Nov 13 • Major-
General William Rufus Shafter. United
Slate« Army, retired, ill'll at 13 43 p.
m yesterday nt the ranch of Captain
W It M< Kittrick, hla son In Inw. 3»
miles south of this city, after an III-
nesa of seven day», despite the best
m-dlcal attention in California
While returning from the i>oll» last
Tiles.lay. he contracted a aevrre chill
which augmented a «light Indisposition
ami neceasltau-d continent' nt to hl»
bed
Wednesday and Thursday no Im-
provement wn« noticed ami E'rlday aft-
•■moon Dr. M It' Henateln. of San
Franeiaco. was communicated with, but
as he was unable to depart at once,
|)r I W Thorne was despatched In Dr.
Il. riateln's place. Dr Thorne arrived
early Saturday morning and. together
with the local physicians, diligently
watched the patient all that day
In
the afternoon a slight rally was de­
tected and relatives nnd physician«
were extremely hopeful, but the change
was short lived
At 10 o'clcx-k a sink
Ing spell seised the veteran
Dr Herrstein arrived shortly after
midnight Saturday nleht nnd a i-onsul
fation was held with the other ph val-
clans In attendance. Lt I, «tille.I th it
Dr lli-rssteln deemed an operation the
only means of relief from the Intenti-
nal obstruction hut the condition of
the path nt would forecast nothing but
fatal results In such an attempt
Dr
llerrsti-ln accompanlol by Dr Thorne,
returned to San Francisco, all hope
of saving the gallant war hero having
been almndoned.
Dissolve the Trust.
Washington. Nov. 13
While no au
thorltatlvc étalement could be obtain
ed In r< gard to the matter, there I»
good reason to believe that the Gov
ernment haa decided to Inatltule pm-
credlnga again»! the
OII
Riandarti
Company under the Sherman
anti
trust act with a view of obtaining an
order of the court dissolving the com
pany ai It now «’slats and restoring to
each of the 75 or so constituent com
panie» Ita proportionate »har» of the
»lock and also compelling the ohaer-
vane<- of the law inhibiting them from
entering Into any tontract, agreement
or understanding with ea< b other.
Mo,t Drunken Army in World.
Chicago Nov 13
The United State,
army I» th«- drunkest In the world, ac
I cording to figure, contained In the re
l«’rt
of
Surgeon G.-ncral
O’Reilly,
! h.ad of the n-.cdlcal «I« ¡^rtui. nt uf the
army
Though General O'Reilly does
not state specifically that thia undis­
puted eminence has
be«-n
attained
»ln«e the atxilltlon of th. canteen sya
¡tern, several commanding generals
I have made thia claim The report also
I makes cl.-ar that many disease, from
which soldi« rs suffere are cau«««l by
driving them outside of the post for
. amusement.
Conndtre Coal Staal.
Saif l-ake City, Nov 13 —A federal
grind jury was Impanel« d here today
Ceftilde? (hr t*<»a(i<* »tamp It* ti*«*ffttnr«a
and will begin Its sittings tomorrow
|l«*a In it« sbiihk |*i stick in «»ne thing uU
Humor has It that presentments will
Il f*ta ihrf*. Writ* hit panicuiirs.
l»r made of evidence gained by the In
52B lumbtr Itihangr, Portland, Oregon terstate Commrree Commission during
Ms recent investigation of Cnion Pad
| flr coal holdings and developments in
(ronnrrflon with the Government suit
to recover land acquired by th«
male*)!«! r«it«*r», b»'.aittr«« 1'12*11. letter ' 1#’
ompsuy but no official tnfnrmg
held», bill heads i«»d *-!»•"!ii«ing euta; ria lion la forthcoming
Keen the names
Rven
name«
j»»k. ik. |.,t»i .t
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the wltnro.ro »ubp«-nr<1 have not
ferrui bjr rrm«»ving |««»lew, rtr , iron* prlaL
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Tr« nton. N J
Nov 13
Th.- Iro
quota Theater Company, of Chl< am.
whose theater waa destroyed by fir-t
three year» ago, attended
by great
u ana PiiFFtTin n
loss of life waa discharg«-«! from bank
rnptcy today by Judge Imnnlngln In
HICK8-CHATTEN
the Unit««! State» court her«-
The
tonipany hi* liabilities of 12.000.000
ENGRAVING CO
itml no assets.
PRINTING PLATES
I he Kidneys
KI Reno .Okla Nov 1? The nu m
her» of Companies It (• nnd l> of th'
Twenty fifth
Infan’: v
, . '..r.'.li. r.
irntly ordered dismissed by INr»ldent
Roosevelt as a result of the riotous
disturbances at Brownsville, Teia«, on
August 13, were formally discharged
today.
Many of the men. some of whom
have bcm in the service more than 3c
years, »hed t.-nra when »hey gave tip
their guns
Tomorrow th illisrfnn’
' have battalion drill »Ithout
arms am! they will be dlacharg.-d Im
mediately upon ncvtpt of offli lai or
■!• • c
W
t. •
The second battalion of the Twenty
sixth Infantry, ntd-r command
of
Major Charle« .1 T Clnrkc which nr
rived last night from San Antonio, ha«
gone Into camp Just outside the gar
rlson limits of Fort R. no The n< r ■
troops have shown no disponitloti to
be ugly.
Race Suicide Increasing.
Paris Nor 13- Public attention ha*
again been drawn to the National t» rll
Involved In the constantly diminishing
birthrate by tho publication of t
vital statistics for 19or> The birth« tr-
France fur thia year numbered so? ’.’ *3
showing a decrease of 10 937 from th<
total of 1901
The reason for this de
crease la not to be found In a reduc
lion of the number of marriages in
which the statistics show a slight In
crease over 1904. but It apparently
arises from the aversion of the French
peopl. to raising large families
The National association which 1«
studying this matter has reached the
conclusion that It Is nce.-ssary to tn
culiate the Idea that any couple that
raises more than thr<e children merits
and 1» entitled to public gratitude and
protection
Boy« Shot By Courtmartial.
St I’vteraburg. Nov. 9
The Riga
correspondent of the Hours«- <iai>-tt<-
•ends a harrowing description of the
recent exicutlon of three young boy»
convicted by court martial of robbery
and condemned to death The children
were placed »gain«! a wall In the
courtyard of the barracks. and th«lr
pitiable appearance «o unnerved the
troop* that they fl red wildly, and *ev
eral volley« were nee« »«ary before th.
little fellow« were Anally killed The
City of Riga I» greatly wrought up
over the bloodthirsty Justice.
Rogers to "Bust Trusts,"
Fairhaven. Mass, Nov 12
Henry
H
Rog' rs. of the Standard Oil Co.
I» about to atart out a« a "trust bu»t-
•r
The company to which he will
first turn his attention la one of the
strongest combinations In the United :
States, the United Shoe Machinery j
Company E'or five years past the Shoe
Machinery <\>mpany haa be. n at liti­
gation with the Atiaa Tack Company,
claiming Infringements of potent Rog
era la Interested In the tack company
and It is said that thia Is what decided
him to attack the big companha.
New Railroad for China.
Hongkong. Nov. 13 Chowfu, who
waa recently appointe.) Viceroy of the
Province of Kwang Tung, ha« arrived
here, on hl« way to Canton Speaking
al an Informal meeting of Chin* ee
merchante with reference to the Yue
than Railway, he Insisted upon bar
mony between the merchant» and <>ffl
cíala with the object of bringing the
His I
scheme to a successful Issue
pwllcy In railway matters, he said,
would lx» dictated by W« stern prlncl
pie«.
Soldirrs Must Keep Out of Pollile»
Ut IN-trrsburg. Nov li
An Imp-r
lai nrdrr haa tx-m l*su> <1 furblddlng
aoldirra of all rack» tn becomr mem
ber» of politicai aaaoclatlona of «ny
party
wh«t»<w*ver, «tlsad
politicai
meeting» <n take part In agitai fon i
sralnst thè govrrnment
Vlolatkm»
of Ih« ordrr wlll be Mvsrely punì shed j
When they are wmk, torpid. >>r stagnant
ths w!i* '.e sysletx* suffers. I »••n’t r*rgl«<it
tiiutu St (!) T tinir, bt'f h«'«*d Use wsniing d
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