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Bad Blood PEARY IS DECORATEDHERMANN m DBAGREES
in d o rs e m e n t.
“ I want to get this check cashed,”
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at the window o f the paying teller.
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boils, pimples, scrofulous sores, eczema
though," explained the teller.
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tism, catarrh and other troubles. The
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“ Yes, madam, dust Indorse It— sign greatest blood remedy for all these
!t on the back, so we w ill know and troubles, proved by its unequaled
your husband w ill know we paid It to record o f cures, is
you.”
She went to the desk against the
wall, and In a few moments presented
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
the check triumphant, having written tablets known as Sars*tfth 9 . 100 do««»«
on Its back:
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I'm getting ex
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utmost calmness now would h a v e ! grain?”
caused me to swear like a trooper glx
months ago.
C o n s o la tio n .
F irst lobster— My children were
A s a D u se.
^
caught on the shore this m orning and
"Professor, Is there any foundation
fo r the belief that every particle of taken up to that fashionable hoel.
Second lobster— That's too bad. but
m atter is a universe In itself?"
“ My dear sir, you can found any be there's one consolation.
lie f on human credulity."— Chicago
F irst lobster— And that Is?
Tribune. ___________________
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Wilkes Land, in Antarctic Ocean, Sud
denly Becomes Important Pos
session o f U. 8.
Washington, Feb. 15.— Robert E.
Peary, discoverer of the North Pole,
had the experience today o f being dec
orated by a foreign scientific society
and vituperated by a fellow explorer
and countryman.
Furthermore, it was announced that
congress may supply funds with which
the American who has been farthest
north will lead an expedition to the
Antarctic seas to lay claim to territory
discovered nearly 100 years ago by an
other intrepid American and
over
which no flag has yet been flown.
The Italian Geographical society is
the organization that has conferred the
decoration on Commander Peary.
Secretary Meyer, on whom the ex
plorer called today, announced that if
it was decided to have Commander
Peary head the expedition that will lay
claim to Wilkes land on behalf o f the
United States, President T a ft may ask
congress to provide the funds for car
rying out the expedition.
In view of the interest now attach
ing to the search for the South Pole,
Wilkes land has suddenly become of
importance.
Neither Secretary Meyer nor Com
mander Peary would give the nature
o f their conference, which occupied
more than an hour. It is not improb
able that the secretary explained to his
caller reasons for defeat in congress of
the attempt to have the explorer hon
ored with the rank and pay of a rear
admiral.
The house
committee on naval
affairs, which voted down the proposi
tion, has received a number o f letters
condemnatory and otherwise. One was
received today from Captain S. B. Os-
bon, Secretary of the Arctic club of
America, which is bitter in the ex
treme.
Captain Osbon. who championed the
cause of Dr. Cook in the recent Peary-
Cook controversy, did not mince words
in denouncing Mr. Peary and attribut
ing to him infraction of practically all
the arts o f good taste and decency.
He said:
‘ ‘ To have given this selfish egotist,
this braggart, the rank o f rear admiral,
would be a foul blot on the records of
congress and an insult to the navy of
the United States. It would have dis
gusted millions o f our citizens who
have no confidence in this alleged pole-
hunter and Arctic fur trader and story
teller, who for nearly a quarter o f a
century has been living off the people
and sailing under a naval rank to
which he had no legal right. He should
have been severely reprimanded by the
Navy department long ago.”
SAVES 200 LIVES.
O u t.
Mrs. Nagger— Oh, James, how awk
ward! Mr. Smith has come, and now
we shall oe thirteen at table.
Mr
Nagger— What then?
Mrs. Nagger
(w ith a sh rie k )— Why, one of us w ill
die before the year Is out! Mr. N ag
ger (b ru ta lly )— N ever
m ind;
I ’m
tough.— London Pick-Me-Up.
OF
THE
H im
Alio
Mangled
Operator Crawls to Key
and Sends Warning.
Mankato, Minn., Feb. 15.— With one
foot cut off and both legs so badly
mangled that he could not walk, Ru
dolph Elmquist, an 18-year old tele
grapher. crawled half a mile, bleed
ing and faint, to his station and sound
ed a warning to Mankato which saved
the lives o f 200 persons aboard the
Great Western train. Then Elmquist
fainted from pain and loss o f blood.
He had followed his custom o f board
ing an evening freight train caboose
from Benning, his station, to Manka
to. This time he slipped, fell under
the train and fearfully mangled from
the knees down. The track was sup
posed to be clear for passenger trains.
Elmquis^ knew that it was not, and in
his agony’ he realized what would hap
pen i f the passenger crew were not
warned. He was more than half an
hour on the way back, but he was in
time.
Bursting Tube Scalds Eight.
San Diego, Feb. 15.— One man ie
deaH, five are badly burned, one o f
whom may not survive, and two are
painfully scalded about the face and
bands as a result o f a boiler tube blow
ing out in the forward battery o f the
torpedo boat destroyei Hopkins ad 7 :30
this morning.
R. E. Taylor, a first class fireman,
is the first to succumb to the terrible
burns sustained in the rush o f steam
and flames before the men in the boiler-
room could escape. He died after 11
hours of agony.
Vessel Was Seaworthy.
New York, Feb. 15.— Attorneys for
the Alaska Pacific Steamship company,
owners o f the steamer
Kentucky,
which foundered off Cape Hatteras,
issued a long statement tonight deny
ing that she was sent out in an unaea-
worthy condition with the knowledge
o f the company’s officers. The vessel,
says the statement, had been properly
inspected and passed by representa
tives of the owners and the govern
ment, both before she left here and af
ter repairs had been made at Newport
News.
Canadian Kacific Divides
Montreal, Feb. 15.— The directors of
the Canadian Pacific Railroad com
pany today declared a dividend o f 2
per cent on the preferred and 3 per
cent on the common for the half year
ending last December, payable on
April 1. It was derided that one-half
o f 1 per-cent on the common stock al
so would be paid at the time out of the
interest on the proceeds o f land aales.
There is a surplus for the half year
ending December last o f $10,011,917.
Crrcks-nen O ff in Auto.
Dodge City, Kan., Feb. IS.— Rob
bers who traveled in an automobile
stole 13,575 from the State Bank o f
Ford, 20 milea southeast o f here, to
day. Four charge* of nitro-glycerine
were used in blowing up the safe.
The robbers were gone several hours
before the robbery was discovered.
■ t ra in
ht f o r w a r d .
He— You mustn’t believe every beg
gar who comes to your door. She—
But this was no common beggar. He
One Man Blocks Conviction—Eleven was a sea captain who had lost every
thing In a shipwreck.
He— How do
Believe ex-Commistioner Guil
you know he was? She— He told a
ty, But Cannot Con
straightforward story about how his
vince the Twelfth
Ship went to pieces on the coast of
Switzerland
Portland, Feb. 14.—-One juror, and
one alone, has saved Binger Hermann
from conviction on the charge of con
spiracy to defraud his country out of
its public lands.
That one juror withstood the pleas
o f his fellow talesmen from Friday
forenoon at 11 o’clock until this morn
ing at 9. His position proved beyond
the power o f argument to shake, and
the twelve men came before Judge
Wolverton this morning with the re
port that they could not reach a ver
dict. Judge Wolverton discharged the
jury from further duty, and the first
trial of Binger Hermann was closed,
after five weeks of testimony and ar
gument.
When further instruction was asked
o f the judge Saturday, fear began to
be feit of a hung jury. The hours that
passed without a verdict Sunday
brought conviction that the jury would
be unable to agree.
This morning the conclusion was
confirmed by the appearance o f the
jury in the courtroom, when its fore
man announced that an agreement was
impossible, and asked that the 12 men
be discharged from further attendance
upon the court.
Judge Wolverton was loth to have
the case terminated without a verdict.
But the positive assurance o f the men
that agreement could not be reached,
le ft no alternative.
In view o f the
long time spent in deliberation, and
the positive assertion o f the jurors that
they could not agree, the judge found
it useless to confine the men longer,
and discharged them from the case.
Disagreement had been feared, but
few who had been speculating on the
issue had thought the margin would be
so narrow as on«. Mr. Heney and his
assistants were absolutely confident "of
a conviction. Mr. Hermann, on the
other side, expressed his faith in ac
quittal, and did not seem to worry over
the delay in reaching an agreement.
When 'the rep- rt o f disagreement
was made, the aged defendant showed
more signs o f concern than at earlier
stages o f the case, and when it waa ru
mored through the corridors that only
one man stood out, friends of Mr. Her
mann realized the danger to which he
had been subjected, and gave voice to
their concern.
George Selkirk ia the one man who
hung the jury.
W E S T W ARNS W ALL STR E E T.
Taft's
Lincoln Day Speech
With Approval.
Meets
A m u a tlc «l
V e r s io n .
Alexander had defeated and captured
P o ru s .
“ How do you wish to ba treated?" he
asked.
“ Like a kin g!” answered Porus, with
dignity.
“G ood!“ exclaimed his conqueror. *:l
was thinking of using you as a plas
ter."
For already he was beginning to be
■tuck on him, as It were.
F o rtu n e s
of
Wealthy Aviator Drops.
Marysville, Cal., Feb. 16.— Frank
J. Johnson, the San Rafael million
aire, this afternoon, after announcing
that he would attempt to establish a
world's record by traveling over a
course of 20 miles and encircling the
Sutter Buttes, mounted his Curtisa
biplane and made a start.
A fte r traveling to the north end of
the track he turned around and on his
return the machine dropped to the
ground and crashed into the fence.
He escaped with nothing more than a
few alight bruises.
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A s It S e e m e d to H e r .
Warning the Jackies that “ shiver my
"Mrs. W ilfong, how many lodges does
tim bers!” tvould be considered loo*
jrour husband belong to?"
“ H e’s a member of four lodges and majesty and punished as such, he pro
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two councils."
“ W hat ia the difference between a work bench.— Chicago Tribune.
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P a in t e d Id p s .
“ Well, when he goes to a lodge meet
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P A IN L E S S E X T R A C T IO N .
S IL V E R F I L L IN G S ............
....50c UP
GO LD F I L L I N G S ................
. $1.00 Ug
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GOOD R U B B E I R P L A T E ............................ $ 5 .0 0
TH E BES
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O ut-of-town patien t« can obtain p erfect ____
nnd savo money by calling at our office.
NO 8 T U D E N rS
NO GAS
NO O O C A 1N 9
A ll work guaranteed for ten years
CHICAGO PAINLESS DENTISTS
323 W W ashington St.. Cor. Sixth
Established 15 years
Here to stay.
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I l K N w r i t i n g t o a d v e r t í a o s * pl<
m e n t io n t h i s p a p e r .
T h e K in d Y o u H a ve A iw a y s llo n ^ lit line borne tlm nigna.
to r e o f Clin*. I I . F le tc lie r, nntl lias b ee n nuule n u d er his
perMonul supervision fo r o v e r HO years, A llo w no ono
to d ec eive you in this. C ou n torfeits, Im ita tio n » and
“ .JuMt-iiH-jiood ” a rc bu t E xperim en ts, and en d a n ger th e
h ea lth o f C h ildren —E x p erien c e again st E xp erim en t.
What is CASTOR IA
C a s to r!» is a harmless substitute fo r C astor O il, P a re
go ric , D rops and S ooth in g Myrups. I t is Pleasant. I t
contains n e ith e r O pium , M orp h in e n o r o th er N a rcotio
substance. Its a g e is its gu aran tee, i t destroys W o rn :»
and allays Feverishness, i t cures D la r r lit t '» and W in d
C olie. I t relieves T e e th in g T rou ldes, cures C on stipation
and F latu len cy. I t assim ilates th e F o o d , regu lates th e
Stom ach anti U ow els, g iv in g lir a ithy and n atu ra l sleep.
T h e C h ild ren ’ s Pan acea—T b o M o th e r’ s F rien d .
The Kind You Haïe Always Bought
B e a r* th e S ig n atu re o f
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In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
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The Right Way
Alleged
on Farm.
Asotin. Wash.,Feb. 15.— William E.
Norris, a well known farmer o f Ana-
tone. waa arrested yesterday for al
leged operation o f an illicit distillery
In A ll cases o f
on hi* farm near Anatone.
He ap DISTEMPER. PINK EYE, INFLUENZA,
peared before United States Commis I
COLDS, E T C ,
sioner Shaughnessy, and gave a cash
O f A ll Horses, Brood Mares, Colts,
bond for $2,000.
Norris had the al
Stallions, is to
leged still under the windmill o f hia
farm.
The machinery is expensive
and complete. Norris will appear at On thoir ton gu es o r in th s f * « d pu t Spohn’s Liquid
Compound. G tvsth errm a d y t o s i lo ft h «n . I t sots
the April term of the U. S. court.
“ SPOHN TH E M ”
on th s blood and rls n d * .
I t rou ts th s d in «* * « by
•xpsllinff Ü M d is «s*«r*rm s ."It ward*off th « trou
ble no msttsr h ow th«y srs “ expos**!. “ A Iwoltjto-
Worst Feared for Tug.
If fr
from any thin? in jurioux. A child c«n nsfo-
ly taka It. 60 cents snd 11.00; $5 00 and $10.00 th «
Boston, Feb. 15.— N o news o f the dor.«*n.
Sold
dnurarkrta, h*m e-*d«al«r», or s«nt
missing naval tug Nina, which left ox prosa paid by ths manufacturer».
®m
Norfolk for the Charlestown navy yard
February 0, came today to relieve the
anxiety aa to ber fate.
The belief is
growing that ahe went to the bottom
with ber crew.
Show it to y ou r
doctor
A llen ’ s Foot-Ease, a po w d er fo r the fe e t. I t cures
painful, swollen, sm arting, sw eatin g fe e t. Makes
new shoe» easy. Sold by a ll D ru ggists and Shoe
Store«. Don’ t accept any substitute.
Sample
F R E E . Address A . S. Olmsted. L e Roy, N . Y .
Chicago, Feb. 15.— That the country
has been reassured by President Taft
in his Lincoln-day speech in New York
that the administration has no inten- {
V o g e le r S e e d Co.
tion o f turning the business world :
topsy-turvy, and that the law-abiding'
Salt Lake City, Utah
corporations have nothing to fear, are I
keynotes sounded today in the editorial
comment o f the country on the speech.
M la a liiiir .
Western editors admonish
Wall
-Our son doesn't get his brains from
street that it is time to put its bogeys
away and get down to business on a you,” says Mr. Jawback.
"No,” answers Mrs. Jawback, with
basis o f belief that legitimate business
meaning. “ I confess he must have got
is safe under the T a ft administration.
The sentiment seems to be that the his brains from you. At least some
president fell short o f convincing the body got yours if you ever had any."—
people that the tariff law is to be Cleveland leader.
trusted for results and that in spite of
L s t » ’l « « « i i e * a .
the New York speech, w ill go on as
“ People are getting so they do as
before.
they please," said Mr. Sirius Barker,
The Democratic press expresses the
gloomily.
view that Mr. T a ft is solicitous o f the
“ But see how we are progressing!”
integrity of his party and that there is
"Yes. Look at these aeroplanes. We
no less cause for worry now than there
was before. He is credited with a sin aren't satisfied with snapping our fin
cere desire to avert anything that gers at the revised statutes and police
would upeet the business equilibrium, regulations. We haven’t even any re
while at the same time adhering stead spect for the law of gravitation."—
fastly to his declared policy o f making Washington Star.
the corporations subservient to the
public welfare, and not paramount.
With the exception of a few bank
ers, who do not relish the idea o f the
establishment o f a postal savings bank
system, and some manufacturers who
are opposed to the new law relating to
the regulation o f corporations, the men
o f affairs in Chicago generally indorse
the president’s speech and policies.
States Unite on Claims.
Madison, Wis., Feb. 15.— Governor
Davidson has decided to try to line up
the executives of several states in a
combined effort to have the Federal
government settle long standing claims
for money due for public lands.
Com
bined effort would secure a settlement,
it is brlieved, where individual efforts
would be fruitless. Wisconsin’s claim
ia for $500,000, and the letter to Gov
ernor Hay, o f Washington, and F. W.
Benson, o f Oregon, calls attention to
the claims o f those states for $90,000
and $80,000 respectively.
Does Not
Color Hair
'of
S p a c la l A fo n t s W a n t e d
SPOHN MEDICAL CO.
C K « m i , U a n d B a c t e r io lo g is t .
GOSHEN. IND.,
U. S. A.
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