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Seattle, Wash.— Bringing Captain
Charles Foos and the crew o f the cod
fishing schooner Joseph Russ, wrecked
on Chirikoff Island April 21, the
steamship Bertha, o f the Alaska Coaat
company, has arrived in Seattle.
Giving a graphic description o f the
terrific storm which resulted in the
loss o f the schooner and the death o f
John Jorgensen, the vessel’s first
mate, members o f the crew o f the
Russ declared that only for the hero­
ism o f A. E. Reeves (Scotty), second
mate, and five sailors who went to
Chignik in two open boats for assis­
tance, all would have perished.
In a terrific gale, with heavy seas
breaking over her, the Russ was driv­
en ashore at 6 o ’clock in the evening.
Grounding on the sand she held her
own for several hours, but finally, as
the heavy seas continued to pound her,
the vessel’s hatches gave way and she
quickly filled with water.
Captain
Foss and 34 members o f the crew had
climbed high in the rigging and lashed
themselves to prevent being carried
away by the giant waves.
First Mate Jorgensen had started
for the main mast to take refuge
when a wave hurled him against the
side o f the vessel.
His skull was
crushed.
Here they hung until 6 a. m., when
the storm subsided and the tide left
the Russ high and dry.
Jorgensen was buried far up on the
sandy beach and a wooden cross marks
the grave.
Captain Foss and his crew built a
hut o f pine boards and in this they
stored the small amount o f provisions
saved and established sleeping quar­
ters.
It was when the provisions began to
run low and they realized that Chiri-
kof Island is uninhabited that Second
Mate Reeves and five members o f the
crew volunteered to put out in two
open boats for Chignik, 110 miles dis­
tant, for assistance.
They were fortunate enough to ar­
rive at that port before the departure
o f the mail steamer Dora, which im­
mediately proceeded to the rescue.
The rescue work was accomplished
under great difficulties, as the life­
boats had to be driven through a
treacherous surf, while fierce blasts of
icy wind swept seaward.
To little Scotty, the marvel o f the
rescue is that had the two boats which
put out on what looked like a hopeless
errand been three hours later in ar­
riving at Chignik, the 30 men certain­
ly must have perished, as the Dora
would have been gone by that time.
Secret Revealed by Face.
If you want to get at the real
strength and character of a person'*
face, atudy the right side of It—the
ugly side, as portrait painters some­
times call 1L There you will find the
lines bold and harsh, with every de­
tect accentuated. On the left side,
USE SIXTH SENSE.
however, everything is softened down,
and the face is at Its best. Whenever Maxim Would Employ Animals at Sea
you suspect a man of trickery or de­
to Protect Liners.
ceit—and this rule applies equally to
London— “ I am working hard on an
the fair sex—stand on his right ana
idea that, when perfected, will make
watch his expression closely.
a disaster like that to the Titanic im­
possible,” said Hiram Maxim. ‘ ‘ It is
Competition.
i "Royalty has Its difficulties," r e not beyond the realm of science to
marked the Lord High Keeper of the provide a ship with ‘ means o f ascer­
Buttonhook. “ Yes,” replied the un­ taining whether any icebergs are
easy monarch. “ It has gotten so that within 10 miles, even in dense fog,
a court function flnds it hard to com­ rain or snow storms.
‘ ‘ I am not a spiritualist and I don’t
pete with the scenery and costumM
believe in any humbug o f a supersti­
of a big musical show.”
tious nature, but I do know there are
certain animals in the world, having
Damage by Lightning.
Lightning does most damage lx no religion and therefore not super­
level, open country. A town or city stitious, which can form a clear opin­
with Its numerous projections and ion and. you might say, have definite
knowledge o f objects in their vicinity
wires, la comparatively exempt
without seeing or hearing them— that
is, they possess a sixth sense.
‘ ‘ I believe that will be the plan on
which mariners will have'to rely here­
M E X I C A N *
after, some time or other.”
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
THE POULTRY REMEDY.
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Mr. Stephen H olbrooke, S e c'y
T ecom e (W ash.) Poultry Aae’ nw ritee:
" I w ill g iv e M e x ica n M u s ta n g L in im en t
a n u n e q u ir o c a l e n d orsem en t a s a rem edy
fo r B u Not
m b le to
fo o t Be
an d C
a n k e r in Away.
th e T h r o a t.
Driven
H ith e r to I h a r e fo u n d these d is e a s e s o f m y
A o u lt little
miss
p
r y v e r y city
difficult
t o cu was
re b u t visiting
M u s ta n g li
L in country
im en t p ro v and
e d t o strayed
he a p o s itiv
e rem
edy. tbt
the
out
Into
25c. one
SOc. $ day
I a bat)ja
at Dm*
A Cea’l
field
where
there
were Stars#
a fee
lambs. Exasperated by the lnceasam
bleating of one of the lamba, aht
stamped her foot and said: “ You cat
fell your ma-a and your pa-a and you)
family; I’ve got as much right bert
aa you, and I’m going to stay—r
there 1 ’’—Delineator.
Stimulant
or Tonic ?
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is not a
stim ulant It does not make
you feel better one day, then
as bad as ever th e n e x t
There is not a drop o f alco­
hol in i t
Ayer’s Sarsapa­
rilla is a tonic. Y ou have the
steady, even gain that comes
from such a medicine. Ask
your doctor all about this.
Trust hkn fully and always
do as he says. H e knows.
Noted Canvas I* “ Junk."
Monrovia, Cal.— Drawn by idle cur­
iosity to a junk shop auction in Los
Angeles recently, Dr. F. M. Potteng-
er, o f Monrovia, bought for $100 a
painting which pleased his fancy and
was later pronounced by connoiseurs a
Verboeckhoven masterpiece worth at
least $20,000. Judges of art works
declared the painting, a dairy scene,
undoubtedly was from the brush o f
the famous Belgian artist, who died
30 years ago.
They averred the
painting was probably fifty years
old.
River Menaces Needles.
San Bernardino, Cal.— Deflected by
a large sandbar recently formed, the
Colorado river, which is at flood stage
from the melting mountain snows,
threatens the destruction o f part o f
the town o f Needles.
The 3000-foot
concrete wall built by the Santa Fe
railroad a year ago to protect the
town from the river is crumbling and
the roundhouses o f the railroad are
said to he in immediate danger. The
change in the current swung the full
force o f the
stream
against the
Needles side o f the river.
Stand Up for Darrow.
Loa Angeles— Names *of prominent
Chicagoans,
including
ex-United
States senators. Federal and state
judges, noted lawyers and city offi­
cials, were brought into the Darrow
case by District Attorney Frederick in
the examination o f a talesman who
formerly had resided in Chicago. All
o f those mentioned are said to have
sworn to depositons regarding the
high character and good ‘ reputation of
the defendant.
Boy* Mak* Biplane and Fly.
Spokane, Wash. — Two Spokane
boys, Martin A. Denine and Glen
Hemingway, have completed a biplane
which this week was given Its first
successful tryout. An accident mar­
Who makes the best liver pills? Tbi red the initial flight, the machine go­
J. C. Aver Company, of Lowell, Mats ing wrong after it had (sailed SO feet
They have been m il « Aver’a Pill* fo
ever aixry year*. If you have the slight through the air at an average height
est doubt about u«ir? these pills, tsl o f 16 fe e t Denine, who was in the
your doctor. Ask b-m fi-st, tjjst’ s best , machine, was somewhat bruised by
. a(e4e * * te e t . c a r s a CO . L s v e lL ——
I the fall.
TRUST PAYS REBATE.
Exclusive Dealing Condition o f Tin
Plate Concettion.
New York—That the American Tin­
plate company deliberately suppressed
competition and paid rebates to job­
bers upon condition that they should
handle the trust’s goods exclusively
was testified by James T. MacFar-
land, a Philadelphia jobber, in the
government’s suit to dissolve the
United
States
Steel corporation.
MacFarland said he had handled many
special private brands of tinplate
which independent companies manu­
factured for him.
These brands he
was forced to assign to the American
Tinplate company in 1899, with a
stipulation that he would not buy his
tinplate elsewhere.
According to a
letter from the tinplate company to
his firm, which was identified, the
“ trust’s” purpose was “ to protect
this company in the exclusive manu­
facture o f plate. ”
Later, he said, the American Tin­
plate company made an arrangement
with jobbers whereby the company
offered rebates on condition that the
jobbers purchase their tinplate entire­
ly from it. The rebate was from 1 to
3 per cent, he said, and was subse­
quently based on 90 and then 86 per
cent o f the total amount the jobber
bought.
Competitors o f the tinplate com­
pany were not willing to make this
discount, testified MacFarland, and he
added that the company was "n ot
willing to manufacture brands for us
in our name without being protected
by this contract.”
“ And if we forfeited our brands,”
he continued, “ we lost our business
reputation.”
Howard M. Davis, o f Philadelphia,
formerly a sales manager o f the
American Tinplate company and pre­
viously with the American Tinplate
company o f Ellwood, Ind., D. G.
Reid’s first company, was called. He
testified as an expert on conditions in
the tinplate industry at the time Mr.
Reid and Judge
William
Moore
brought about the consolidation under
the control o f the American Tinplate
company o f New Jersey.
“ What per cent o f the industry was
controlled
by this
combination?”
Davis was asked.
“ My recollection is about 96 per
cent.”
When R. V. Lindabury, attorney
for the Steel corporation, objected to
Davis’ answers as “ hearsay evi­
dence,” on the ground that the wit­
ness had never attended the Gary din­
ners, Mr. Dickinson retorted:
“ W e’ll establish the dates o f those
dinners later. We are going into that
subject quite thoroughly.”
FIVE ARE LOST
IN FOREST FIRES
Spring-Cleaning
IT GRATES ALL THE NUTMEG
The Human System Needs It.
New York Man’s Invention Will Save
Housewife From Grating Off
Fingernails.
Mrs. M. Morgan, 411 4th Ave., E..
Bralnerd, Minn., writes: “ I take from
yna to two bottles of Hood's Sarsapa­
rilla In the spring to purify the blood
lust ns regularly as I do my house­
cleaning, and go uround light-footed
snd light-hearted. I believe it Is the
best blood purifier known.”
Hood's Sarsaparilla so combines the
euratlve principles of roots, barks and
herbs as to raise them to their highest
Wardens Ruth Men to Skagit and efficiency; hence its unequaled cures.
Get It today In usual liquid form or
Snohomish Counties to Fight
tablets called Sarsatabs.
A nutmeg grater that grates all the
nutmeg, down to the last scrap, bas
been designed by a New York man. It
also saves the housewife from grating
off her fingernails and the tips of her
Ungers. The grater proper Is circu­
lar and la affixed to a wooden handle
Heavy Damage Done to Timber
in State of Washington.
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Advancing Flames.
Seattle, Wash. — Five lives known
to be lost, two men missing and prop­
erty damaged several hundred thou­
sand dollars are the results of several
forest fires which have swept over
the northwestern part o f Washington.
The fires are still burning uncon­
trolled, but in most sections the situa­
tion shows improvement and unless a
wind springs up there is little fear of
further disaster.
The most serious fires are in Sno­
homish Jcounty, where several saw­
mills and logging camps have been de­
stroyed. The only loss o f life report­
ed occurred in the fire which destroyed
four logging camps in Skagit county.
Fifty million feet of green timber
were destroyed by this fire. Other
fires in Western Washington brought
the total timber destroyed to 70,000,-
000 feet.
The fire wardens have rushed a
large force of men into the field and
believe they will be able to control tne
flames. They were encouraged in this
hope by the weather bureau forecast
of showers which would break the
long dry spell which is held responsi­
ble for the rapid spread of the flames
so early in the season.
-not tea
-net coffee
It’s the m ost de-
lightful Breakfast
D rink
Took an Unfair Advantage.
Doctor Graham, a widely known
physician In London, once conceived
the plan of burying persons up to
their necks in the earth and leaving
them there for some hours aa a curt
for aodhe diseases. George Dyer, It Is
aald. In despair of anyone listening tc
him read his own poetry, took advan­
tage of the situation of Doctor Gra>
ham's patients and read to them all
the while they were stuck In th<
earth.
you ever tasted
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Invigorating.
You can not but
like its rich “ g r o n y " flavor and
sp icy arom a.
your grocer for
Three G’s
<C O L D tS CRAIN GRANULES)
—If he hadn’t got it he wilt get it for
you. It's yood for you 3 times a day.
And remember that there
is no substitute for 3 G ’s.
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Pivoted to the center Is a revolving 1
handle resembling a miniature motor t
A T o n ic . A ltera tive an d R esolven t.
The
man’s controller, with a little c u d In best
rem ed y f o r K id n eys, L iv e r and B ow els.
one end to hold the kernel and a
E rad icates Pimple*», E ru p tion s and D isorders
S kin.
Purifies the b lo o d an d give*
spring cap to keep It In place and o T f on the
e, S trength an d V ig o r to th e en tire system .
press It against the grater plate. The
nutmeg Is placed In this cap and the
Windfall In Old Hat
handle turned until the desired amount
There Is something more than a joke
Is ground off, the operation being
much speedier than when kernel baa In Inheriting an old hat from on uncle.
to be rubbed across the grater by For the recent Mardl-Qras fete, In
hand. Furthermore, the hand method Paris, a motor bus driver, wishing to
results In waste, as after the nutmeg “dress upt” borrowed from a restaur­
has been ground so small that It can ant keeper an old battered “top” hat.
not be scraped without scraping ths Inherited from a deceased uncle. Dur­
fingers as well, It has heretofore had ing the festivities, the wearer, In at­
tempting to adjust his wig, knocked
to be thrown away.
off the hat, and to his astonishment
Cl Cure, While You Walk.
out fell nine 100 franc notes ($180),
A lle n ’ s F oot-K a so is a c e r ta in e u r o f o r h o t ,
He hastened to put this unexpected
s w e a t in g ,c a llu s ,a u d s w o llc u ,H e lilu g feet. B old
b y a ll D ru ggists. P r ic e 36 k . D o n 't a c c e p t a n y bequest
Into
th*
cafe keeper‘s
s u b s titu te . T r ia l
package
K RK E. A d d ress
hands.
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A lle n 8 . O lm s te d , L e R o y , S . Y .
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Met Death In 8trang* Fashion.
Wall-Ordered Life.
A curious fatal accident occurred
To do with as fow things as we can,
the other auy In northern France, at
and, as far as we can, to see to It that
Doual. An engineer was trying
these things are the work of freemen
new motor on the biplane In the shed
and not of slaves; these two seem to
belonging to M. Molneaux, the avia-
me to be the main duties to be fulfilled
tor. Hla muffler caught In th* pro­
by those who wish to live at once free
peller and wound around the shaft,
and refined, serviceable to others, and
pleasant to themselves.— William Mor­ 1 ragging the unfortunate man within
reach of the blades. He was scalped
ris.
ind his skull fractured.
,
R ed Cross Rail Blue g iv es double value f o r your
Hat One Advantage.
m oney, govs tw ice as fa r as any other. A s k your
grocer.
The fact that a politician hain’t any
presidential bee of his own sometime!
Lifelong Eccentric Dresser.
nakes It easier for him to stir up a
An old man who recently passed
hornet’s
nest for the other fellows.
away in Whlttlnsville, Wash., during
Importance of Phytlognomy.
"Do you believe a man with a reced­
ing chin is likely to get along as well
In this world as a man with a chin
that projects?” "It all depends upon
tlrcumstances. If the man with the
receding chlu Is a Bon of the presi­
dent of the company and the man with
the chin that projects Is merely work­
Invasion By Fires 'Feared.
ing his way up from the bottom 1
Everett, Wash.—The forest fire sit­ should bo Inclined to feel that physiog­
uation in Snohomish county is growing nomy would not be of vast Import
worse. The town of Sultan has been ance."
making a hard fight to prevent de­
struction o f its water supply through
burning o f the exposed wooden pipe
running from the source. Fires are
near that place and it is feared they
will invade the town.
The mill of the B. B. & R. company
near Index, was burned with a loss of
$30,000.
Only a change o f wind
saved the plant o f the Galena Index
company at Index and also the town.
A sawmill was burned at Nippon,
nine miles from Index.
A big tract
of timber near Sultan was twice
swept by flames, the Weyerhaeuser
company being the chief loser.
The fires are virtually unchecked
because of the absence o f green under­
brush, such as would have grown had
PLEADS FOR LENIENCY.
the blazes started a month later, as
all tho 88 years of his life bad never
Hard.
Borah Would Have Land Law* Easier usual.
worn stockings—because ha hated the
When you have nothing to say It li
Accurate
reports
o
f
the
losses
in
for Settler*.
feeling of them; nor had he worn any­ hard to keep people from oonslder
Snohomish county have not been com­
thing but a straw hut, summer nnd lng It foolish If you say it
Washington, D. C— In a speech de­ piled, but unofficial figures give an
alike, to keep, as he expressed
livered in the senate, Senator Boiah, aggregate property loss o f $160,000.
For all troubles of the di­ winter
It, rain and snow from going down his
of Idaho, made a strong plea for the
gestive organs—Biliousness, neck.
CHINESE GIRL CASTS VOTE.
enactment o f lenient land laws to re­
lieve the bur Jen upon the settler and
Your Eyes Need Care Try Murine Eye Remedy
Constipation, Headaches and N When
to facilitate the development o f the Pretty Tie Lung First Woman of Her
o S m a r t in g — F e e ls F in e — A c ts (Q uickly. T r y
it
f
o
r
R e d , W e a k , W a t e r y E y e s a n d U rn n u -
remaining public lands o f the West
Race to Enjoy Privilege.
to drive out the blues.
lu te d E y e lid s . I llu s t r a t e d Book In e a c h P a c k ­
susceptible of cultivation and im­
a g e . M u rin e is c o m p o u n d e d b y o u r O c u lis t s
San Francisco— Tie Lung, a pretty
— n o t a “ P a te n t M e d icin e ” — b u t u sed In su e-
provement. While speaking partic­
e r s s fu l P h y s ic ia n s ’ PTMtlot to r n i.in y y e a r s .
little Chinese maiden who lives at the
ularly with reference to the home­
N o w d e d ic a t e d t o th e p u b lic a n d s o ld by
Presbyterian mission house at 920
D r u g g is t s at* 25c a n d 50c p e r B o ttle . M u rin e W a n ts Other W o m e n to K now
stead law, SenatorBorah referred also
E v e S a lv e i n A s e p t ic T u b e s , 25c a n d 50c.
Sacramento street, holds the honor of
to other public land laws and to the
M urine Eye R em edy C o .. C h loa go
being the first Chinese woman in the
H o w Sh e W a s Finally
question of conservation.
history o f the world to exercise the
A
Chinese
Puzzle.
He paid his respects to those theor­
Persian
Lamb
Skins.
Restored to H ealth.
electoral franchise.
Borne day s ago we published1 k
ists who have done so much in late
The trade In Persian lamb or astra­
Tie Lung is a native-born Ameri­ conundrum from the Chinese, taken
years to prevent the passage o f sensi­
can, and she is 21 years old.
She can from a Paris contemporary, but as we khan skins centers In Turkestan, and
Louisiana, Mo.: —“ I think
ble land laws, and maintained that the
read and write the English language have not received the correct answer the traders of that country hnve the naturally dislikes to make her trouble!
average Western citizen is a better
better than a great many o f her adult we give It, together with the original entire monopoly of It. They pasture
known to the public,
conservationist
than his Eastern
brethren, and she is familiar with the question. The question ran: "Young the ewe lambs in Immense flocks, and
but complete restor­
brother, who knows nothing of the
It
has
been
found
useless
to
try
to
ac­
political issues involved in the pri­ I am green, old I am yellow; well
ation toheaith meant
practical working o f this recently de­
custom
these
animals
to
any
consid­
mary presidential election.
In the beaten t become compliant; If I ac­
so much to me thal
veloped policy.
erable
change
of
climate.
If
they
matter o f political and social progress company a friend for long, be urge*
I cannot keep from
survive
elsewhere,
the
skin
under­
and enlightenment Tie Lung is not one me to leave him; young 1 am honored,
telling mine for the
More Hope for Laborers.
goes
degeneration
and
the
fur
conse­
step behind her American sisters, old I am deaplsed." Tho answer la
sake o f other suffer­
quently becomes less valuable.—Har­
Phoenix, Ariz.— The anti-alien1 labor born o f American parents.
"Straw slippers.”— London Globe.
ing women.
per's Weekly. ___________
bill, the effect o f which would be to
“ I had been sick
B
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th
r
ifty
on
little
th
in
gs
like
bluim
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a
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Bandit House Real Fort.
force out o f employment approximate­
M oth er* w il l A n d M r ,. W ln ilo w * , B o o t h i a ,
about twelve years,
c e p t w a ter fo r bluing. A sk f o r lie u Cross Ball
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a
ly 20,000 non-English speaking mine
and had eleven doc­
Paris — Thousands o f persons mo­ B lue, th e e x tr a good value blue.
l u r i n g th e tee t h in g p e r io d .
workers in Arizona, probably will not tored to the suburb o f Nogen-sur-
tors. I had drag­
To the Teacher.
become a law at this session o f the Marne to secure mementoes o f the re­
ging down painB,
Would Encourage Marriage.
A teacher who can arouse a feeling
legislature, which is expected to end cent siege, which ended in the death
Citizens from Aculco, state of Mexico, pains at monthly periods, bilious spells,
within a few days. The bill, which o f two automobile bandits, Gamier for one slugle good action, for on* have come to this city, says tho Mexi­ and was getting worse all the time. 1
has been bitterly opposed by mining and Vallet. The villa was a regular single good poem, accompllnhea more can Herald, to complain against the would hardly get over one spell when 1
and railroad companies, was passed by arsenal. Several cases o f cartridges than he who Alls our memory with action of the parish priest who recom­ would be sick again. No tongue can tell
the senate, but the house pigeonholed were found, while a sort o f trench had rows on rows of natural objects, mends that all men of marriageable what I suffered from cramps, and k<
it. A fter a motion to table it was de­ been built behind the walls, which classlfled with name and form. Foi age should marry because If they do times I could hardly walk. The doctor!
feated it was referred to the printing were perforated with holes, affording what la the result of all these, ex­ not they are liable to be enlisted by said I might dio at one of those times,
commitete.
the bandits an excellent means o f de­ cept what we know as well without means of a lottery and made to serve but I took Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta­
ble Compound and got better right
fense and offense.
The stern exter­ them, that the human figure pre-emi­ <n th* army.
nently and peculiarly in made In the
Your valuable medicine is worth
mination o f the outlaw chiefs meets
Ruef'a Story Will Be Told
Image and likeness of God?—Goethe
Shibboleth.
than mountains of gold to suffering
San Francisco— As the result o f the with approval everywhere in France.
Shibboleth, now taken as meaning men. ’ ’—Mrs. B e r t h a M u f f , 603 M 4th
action o f the State court o f appeals in
watchword or slogan of a particu­ Street, Louisiana, Mo.
Pettits Hní Eye R&fl Salve the
Necanlcum Situation Bad.
dismissing the indictments against
lar sect or party, had Its origin In
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Abraham Ruef, former political boss
Seaside, Or. — Miss Susan Clark,
the Incident recorded In Judges 8:1-18, pound, made from native roots and herb#,
Child’* First Years Important.
o f San Franciaco, the San Francisco wNb has just rtumed to town for more
A happy and healthy childhood, full wherein the word shibboleth was used contains no narcotic o - harmful drugs,
Bulletin announced that it would re­
supplies for forest fire sufferers up the of sunshine and merriment, and kind­ as a test by tbe Gileadites to detect and to-day holds the record of being tha
sume the publication of Ruef’s own
The most successful remedy for female ills w*
Necanicum, says it is a most deplor­ liness and understanding, means suc­ their foes, the Epbralmltes.
story o f the inner history o f the graft
able Btate o f affairs there. Some o f the cessful and helpful maturity. A great Ephralmltes were unable to pro­ know of, and thousands o f voluntary
ring. A fter publishing one chapter of
destitute people have not even a place deal of failure is feer, and a great deal nounce the combination sh, and when testimonials on file in the Finkham
Ruef’a story the Bulletin printed the
to sleep. Help from Seaside has been of sin la stupidity. And nothing so In­ put to the test called the word "slb- laboratory at Lynn,Mass., seem to prov*
statement that the remainder o f the
hard to get, residents here being occu­ creases fear and begets stupidity as k boleth,’’ thus betraying tbelr breed this fact.
story would be withheld until indict­
pied in looking after the fire sufferers disorderly and Inconsequent environ­ and giving away their case.
ments still standing in the Superior
in the Monday night fire here. Miss ment In the first few years.—Anon.
court should be dismissed.
Convenience for the Ironing Board.
Clark has been looking after these
A large pocket tacked on the back
people personally as much as possible
Aviator’ s Leg Taken Off.
Reality Would Be Different.
of your ironing board Is useful to drop
and has taken food and blankets* to
"De hymn goes dat you wants tat Ironing wax. Iron handle, stand, etc..
St. Louis—Surgeons in attendance them.
be
angel, but af you had wings Into when you are through with them
upon Peter Glasser, o f Billings, Mont.,
"
— ■ —■
right now you'd hire yo'aeff out as
— McCall’S Magazine______
driver o f the aeroplane which was
Trial o f Darrow Begins.
curiosity In a sideshow.-—Attenta
wrecked at Kinloch aviation field,
Th* Hunter.
Los Angeles — In the same court­ Constitution.
when Glasser’s companion, Raymond
The man who loaes hop* la not like
room
in
the
Hall
of
Justice
where
the
B. Wheeler, o f Washington, D. C.,
ly to find appreciation.—Chicago Rao- I . o n > rt< l»-o .r h e b b r -o a r e * .d r fo r r«M * “ J
Dally Thought.
sow onr success, snd ours la tha b i d palmleas w ore
was killed, decided that it would be McNamara brothers were sentenced to
'
Thera
la
a
time
In
every
man's
edt»-
prison
early
last
December,
after
to bo found anywhere. n o m attsr how a s e k | M
necessary to amputate the wounded
nor. C o m p a re o u r Prices*
Fundamental
Truth.
talion
when
he
arrives
at
th*
convlo-,
pleading
guilty
to
dynamiting,
Clar­
W
--------------- 1 W« finish _pl a to and
man’s right leg in a final effort to
] bridge work for out*
of town patrons la
save his life.
Glasser and Wheeler ence S. Darrow, o f Chicago, their lion that envy is Ignoras ce.—E mar- I A thing that I* morally right oaa
ton.
dey If dset red.
«lever
be
economically
wrong.
were aviation students.
Their ma­ chief counsel, was placed on trial be­
i I m s ertra etlsd
fore
Judge
Hutton,
o
f
the
Superior
warns platos as
whoa
chine was caught in a current o f air
dge work la order-
court,
for
the
alleged
bribing
of
Consultation 1rs*
and dashed against a pole.
George N. Lockwood, one o f the ven­
Molar Crown« $ 5 . |
22k Br(<if«Tsstk4
Forest Fire* Take Farm Building*. iremen in the trial o f James B. Mc­
The
charge o f having
Rainier, Or.— At least five farmers Namara.
W. L. Douglas make* and tell» more
Cassisi FnikffS
have lost buildings and fences in a bribed Juror Robert F. Bain will be
$3.00* $3.50 end $4.00 thoet then
Silver ninags
ignored
in
the
preent
trial.
enjr
other
manufacturer
in
the
world
serious fire which started about five
8.00
miles sotuhwest o f Rainier.
Standard Pays Big Fin*.
Telephone wires are down and fur­
FOR M EN, W O M E N AN D B O Y 9
Jefferson City, Mo.—The Standard
Pataleta E*tr*tUn *
ther information has not reached
W .Ii.DoinUi $.'1.00 A
fihoe« ere wrorn by million*
Rainier.
The district
burning is Oil company paid a fine o f $60,000 to
of
rnen,
been
line
d.pyare
the
l>e»t
In
the
w
orlil
for
the
price
A ll w o r k fu lly g u a r a n te e d f o r flft o a n y a w s*
stump land or land burned over in the clerk o f the Supreme court as a
*W. L. D our I m » $ l.00,$4.r>0& $4~>.00 »hoe* equal Custom
former years.
No green timber is result o f being prosecuted as a trust.
Bend .i Work contlng $6.00 to $8.00
There
is
a
motion
pending
before
the
Why doe» W. L. Douglas make end sell more $3.00* $3.50
ablaze. It is rumored the Portland
Painless Dentists
Supreme
court
on
behalf
o
f
the
com­
and
$4.00
shoe#
then any other manufacturer in the world ?
Lumber company has suffered some
pany,
asking
that
it
may
be
permitted
BECAUSE:
be
stamps
his
name
end
price
oti
tbe
bottc
m
end
loea.
_________________
guarantees tbe value, which protects the wearer against high
to pay the fine imposed upon it, with
prices and inferior shoes of other makes. BECAUSE? they
Recite* U. 8. Constitution.
N* z i - t a
all costa o f the prosecution, and that
» . K. U
Are the moat economical and satis! actory; you esn save money
Tacoma—Washington Finley, a na­ the order ousting it from the state be
b j wearing Wr. L. Douglas shoes. BECAUSE: they have no
turalised Englishman born in France, withheld, so long aa it obeys the laws
•quel for sfyb •, fit and wear. DON T TAKE A SUBSTITUTE FOR W.l
I WHEN writing ta adv«
appeared among a list o f applicants and the orders o f the courts.
If your dueler cannot supply W . L. Hoag)1 as "boss* writs W . I~ Doaglan, Brockton, Mast.* lor C
1 n Uoa this paper.
Shoes ssnt «very where delivery charges prepaid.
L’o lm r t y e U t » V —d.
for citizenship papers and astonished
Widow
is
Chosan
Mayor,
the examiners by repeating the entire
Sheridan, W yo.— Mr*. Susan Wiaa-
conetitution o f the United States. Ex­
aminer Staples said it it the purpose ler, a widow, was elected Mayor of
Mr*. Wissler is a
o f the officials to make the examina­ Dayton, Wyo.
tions as difficult aa possible so that Democrat in polities, but was elected
Color mor* *oods brighter I and fa. iter colors than any other dye. On* 10c packaga colors ellk. w o o l and c o t t o n f S t S
alien applicants will place a greater on the independent ticket. A majority
A“ <U“ *r’ 01 W* WM 0 NX0 r ^ Q COMPACT, (fulhcy. Ullnom.
i o f the votes were east by women.
value on their citizenship.
EVERYBODY DOING IT!
DOING W HAT?
TAKING
Hostetter’s Stomach
Bitters
k
WOMAN SICK
TWELVE YEARS
60 YEARS DOING IT
a woman
away.
mor*
wo­
Com­
k
If yoa want special advice write to
Lydia E. PInkham Medicine Co. (eonfl#
dential) Lynn, Mass. Yoar letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confident».
a
Painless Dentistry
ord-Herald.
E
Ä
W. L. DO U G L A S
SHOES
* 2 .5 0 * 3 .0 0 * 3 .5 * 3 * 4 .0 0
»
Wise Dental Co.,»«.
't i S K 'K r s i a r s s s w r
PUTNAM
FADELESS
DYES