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SENATE SAYS ALL MUST KEEP OFF M erchants W rit* us /or our cash offer on your Farm and Dairy Produce. I f we don't handle it will refer you to re liable buyer. p e a RSON-PAGE CO. Portland, Oregon. Foreign Corporations Cannot Acquire Military Basis. Machinery S s ? d-Hand Machln- aold and _ ____________ «u rin e s , boiler;«, sawmills, etc. The J. E. Martin Co.. 76 1st Bt* Portland. Bend fo r Stock Liât and pncea. !ud Wi?cn, Vital Issues o f Monroe Doctrine Dis cussed In S ecret—State De partment Not Consulted. UuUockel PANAMAS FROM WEAVER TO WIARIR Oan he worn unblocked by women. Blocked in any size, shape or style for men. Brims 3 and 6 inches. Li< ht weight. Vgent postpai 1 on receipt o f price. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Get ;t durable, stylish hat for tin* half of what it would oosf you elsewhere. Add re»* NEW MODK H AT OU. U. H. Meussdorffer. Prop. ‘¿Z l 1-54 Washington St. Twenty years in Portland. Portland. Or. KODAK rolls developed, 10c. any size. L a rgest and best shop in Northw est. Com plete price list on request. Best results guaranteed. JACOBS P.-I. Build’*, Seattle H lp p ety -h o p to T o buy som e H ip p ety -h o p to T o buy som e the ca n d y shop ch ocola te drops; the fr u ite r ’ s shop corn w hich w ill pop. H lp p ety -h op to ou r hom e again. W it h candy, pop-corn and popper; H ip p ety -h o p to the kitch en fire. F o r each o f us Is a hopper. F IG U R E SEVEN IS MY ST IC A L Day on Which Our Creator Finished His Work and Rested— Many Other Intsreating Facta. Let Us Read the Papers for You Clippings o f every kind and character from the press o f the Pacific Coast furnished at reasonable rates. D A R E ’S PR E SS C L I P P I N G B U R E A U 432 S. Main St., Los A ngeles, Cal. Peoullar Case of Poisoning. Metal poisoning from handling cop per coin* was the curious cause for death recently assigned at West Ham, England. The deceased, age twenty- seven, had been employed to collect coins foom penny-ln-the-slot gas me ters, and his physician testified that the coins were often green with ver digris, which remained on the collec tor’s hands and was absorbed through his habit of curling his mustache with his finger.__________________ Sounded Like Gaelic. A story Is told of a certain mayor ®f Cork who headed a deputation to the emperor of the French and com menced an oration to his majesty In which he conceived to be the French tongue. “ Pardon me,” said the em peror, after he had listened to the speech with much patience, "English I know fairly well, hut, I regret to say, I have never had an opportunity of studying the Irish language!”— Argonaut. Red Croaa Ball Blue, all blue, beat bluinar value In tka w hole world, m ake, the laundreas smile. Mahomet and the Mountain. Mahomet made tho people believe that he would call a hill to him and from the top of It offer up his prayers for the observance of his law. The people assembled; Mahomet called the hill to come to him, again and again; and when the hill stood still he was never a whit abashed, but said: "If the hill will not come to Mahomet, Ma homet will go to the hill.”— Bacon’s Es- my "O f Boldness.” Queer Counting of Distance*. In the rural parts of Schleswig-Hol stein people do not measure distance by miles, as we do, or by hours, as In other parts of Germany. They say that a place is a pipe, or two pipes, or three pipes off, according to the number of pipes one could smoke while walking there. Shorter dis tances are reckoned by dogs’ barks; a village under a mile away would be ''wo or three dogs’ barks. Formed Queer Alliance. A pair of linnets made their nest In a beehive on a farm In Switzerland, and have succeeded in coming to an un derstanding with the bees, so that both branches of the natural world dwell In peace and harmony to gether. The birds and the bees use l common entrance to the hive. Explained. Dick— “ What part of the family tree am I, muz?” Mother— " I guess you are one of the limbs, Dick.” Dick —“ Do you suppose that’s what dad meant that morning when he said that I ought to be trimmed about every so often?"— Judge. DAISY FLY KILLER e s f-T S S S HAROLD SOMEke. file». Nesjt, clean, ornamental, conven ient. cheap. Laati all seaten. Made o! metal, can’t spili oi tip ov67: will not soil or injure anything Guaranteed effect! vt gold by dealera oi 6 sent prepaid fo r $1. 160 D eK alb Ave., Brooklyn. If. Y On the seventh day God ended His work. On the seventh day Noah's ark touched the ground. In seven days a dove was sent. Abraham pleaded seven times for Sodom. Jacob mourned seven days for Jo seph. Jacob pursued a seven days’ jour ney by Laban. A plenty of seven years and a fam ine of seven years were foretold In Pharaoh’s dream by seven fat and seven lean beasts, and seven ears of full and seven ears of blasted corn. On the seventh day of the seventh month the children of Israel fasted seven days, and remained seven days In their tents. Every seventh day the law was read to the people. Solomon was seven years tn build ing the temple. In the tabernacle there were seven lamps. Naaman washed seven times In the River Jordan. Our Saviour spoke seven times from the cross, on which He hung seven hours, and after His resurrection He appeared seven times. In the Apocalypse we read of seven churches, seven candlesticks, seven stars, seven trumpets, seven plagues, seven thunders, seven vir gins, seven angels and a seven-headed monster.— Newark News. BOYS THAT TheCoughs of Children They may not cough today, but what about tomorrow? Better be prepared fo r it when it comes. Ask your doctor about keeping Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in the house. Then when the hard cold or cough first appears you have a doctor’s medicine at hand. T h i s c o u g h m e d i c i n e is especially good for children. N o anodynes. N o alcohol. Msny ■ child is called dull snd *tupi<i when the whole trouble is du* to • U r Hver. We firmly believe your *w * doc lor will tell you thst sn occasional dost • f Ayer's Pills, sugar-coated, will do sucl •hilaren • great de«l of good. Ask him I t k T a t 1. C. A T » CO . L t w u . M tm . IN DEM AND Business Man Wants One Who Is Mod est, Prompt, Pleasant, Industrious and HonesL “ What kind of a boy does a business man want?” repeated a shrewd, prac tical man of many concerns, the other day. “ Well, I will tell you. In the first place he wants a boy who doesn’t know too much; business men general ly like to run their own business, and prefer some one who will listen to their way, rather than try to teach them new kinds; secondly, they want a prompt boy— one who understands seven o'clock as exactly seven, not ten minutes past; third, an Industrious boy, who Is not afraid to put In a lit tle extra work In case of need; fourth, an honest boy— honest In his service, as well as In matters of dollars and cents; and fifth, a good-natured boy, who will keep his temper if his em ployer loses his own now and then!” “ But you haven’t said a word about his being smart!” was suggested. "W ell, to tell the truth,” was the rather hesitating answer, “ that’s about the last thing we worry over. The fact Is, If a boy Is modest, prompt, pleasant, Industrious and bon*st, he’s quite as smart as we care about— and that’s a fa c t” M ANNER OF L A Y IN G B R IC K S Surprisingly How Few People Outside of Building Trades Can Sketch the Proper Method. Can you tell how the bricks of a brick wall are laid? If you are a town dweller you perhaps pass a mile or thereabouts of brick walls during W Limit to His Foolishness. W ife— You say I ought to practice economy, John. Now, what did your dinner downtown cost you today? Hus band (a trifle weakly)— About three dollars. W ife— Heavens, John, three dollars just for a dinner? Husband (a trifle indignantly)— Well, that Includ ed a bottle of wine, of course. (More Indignantly) You don’t s’pose I would pay three dollars just for food, do you?— New York Sun. ARE t W i t W L.T ' r n t r T n r.i. :. r e J - Lr . i : !. ! i i ! ! i it r r X “i r X LTCt: IZ Z E X i a 3 =i: ‘i i 1 lr £ n z m X How Bricks Aro Laid. the day, yet It Is surprising bow few people outside tbe building trade can sketch bricks laid In a proper man ner. Fig. 3 Is the method moat people will show, whereas the bricks are al most invariably laid in the styles shown in the first two sketches. Make a point of looking at several brick walls and see for youself. Try IL It la said tbo queen of Sheba test ed King Solomon's wisdom by bring ing before him an equal number of boys snd girls, dressed exactly alike, and asking blm to decide which was which. Tbe father of wisdom called for wash basins, and told the group to wash its hands. The girls daintily rolled up their cuffe, but the boys splashed away with out regard to neatness. And there you are. There was no match trust In that early day. If there had been any the great king would have enjoyed a elm- pier test For the London Chronicle declare* that when women atrlk* a match she Invariably scrapes It out ward and away from herself, while a man scrapes It In and toward himself. Fill rour match box and try this. Washington, D. C. — The United States senate issued a warning Satur day to the nations o f the world against encroachment upon the continents of North and South America. The United States w ill not see “ without grave concern,” said the senate, any suitable naval or military site pass into control o f a foreign cor poration, when such possession might threaten the communication or the saftey o f the United States.” So vital were the issues discussed in the Lodge resolution, which set forth the policy o f the United States, as to points situated like Magdalena Bay, in Lower California, that the doors of the senate were closed for three hours while the resolution was debated in secret session. It finally passed with only four votes against it. Notwithstanding the com parative unanimity o f the senate upon the note o f warning, it is understood the measure did not have the official indorsement o f the administration. It was framed entirely outside the State department and it is understood the executive branch o f the govern ment was not consulted with regard to the senate’s pronouncement. The resolution arose from the re ported attempt o f a Japanese syndi cate to secure land about Magdalena Bay. In the form finally adopted by the senate it declares against the ac quisition o f any threatening location by a foreign corporation, “ which has such a relation to another government not American as to give that govern ment practical power o f control for naval or military purposes.” D YN AM ITE R S FOILED. Robbers Get Safe From Mine Office But Are Driven O ff. Baker, Or.— Masked men broke into the office o f the Underwood Placer Mines company at Cornucopia, rolled down an embankment the safe con ta in in g gold nuggets valued at thou sands o f dollars, at 1 Saturday morn ing and dynamited it. They were interrupted by Foreman Charles Camel, o f W alla Walla, who is in charge o f the plant, and fired several shots at him, but he escaped with a slight wound and called help and frightened them away without their booty. Mrs. R. S. Bisher, telephone oper ator, who Friday aaved Halfway from a serious fire by calling out the farm ers and townspeople, was appealed to and she rang people out o f bed and urged them to atart in search o f the safecrackers. The entire Pine valley was notified by breakfast time and parties passed the day in search. A . C. Stephens, deputy sheriff o f Baker county, in that district, suspected two men and telephoned to Baker fo r aid, but as Sheriff Rand could not cover the 90 milea to the mine in time to help, told him to arrest the men. They have not been apprehended yet. ' Ship and Whale Collide. San Francisco— A giant whale col lided with the schooner J. H. Bruce Saturday night off the coast between Point Reyes and the Farallona Islands. A part o f the forward riggin g o f the vessel was torn away by the impact with the body o f the leviathan and when the schooner reached port por tion« o f the flesh o f the whale and quantities o f blood were scattered over the deckload and the forecastle head. The aea animal was sighted by the lookout when the vessel was not more than 300 yards away. The course was altered, but the whale kept in its path. Nicaragua Asks for Help Panama— Manuel E. Velasquez, the (licaraguan minister here, said he hoped the friendly offices o f tbe United States might atop bloodshed and restore peace to the Nicaraguans. News that President Adolph Diaz, o f Nicaragua, had dismissed General Luis Mena from his office aa minister o f war and imprisoned him and that Mena’s son, the military commander o f Granada, ia in control o f Granada, Nandiame and Maaava, where General Mena had stored big quantities of war munitions, is confirmed. Chicago Strika Imminent. Chicago — Chicago street car men favor a strike by a vote o f 8939 to 171 unless their demands for higher wages and improved working condi tions are granted. Immediately two conferences were arranged with the street railway officials, when a final effort w ill he made to settle the dis pute peaceably. President Mahon said: “ The men expressed their will on the question o f a strike and now it is up to the companies to meet the demands. It ia going to be a fight to the finish on the part o f the men.” Cotton£M*ature Patted Washington, D. C.— The house has passed 136 to 72, the cotton tariff re vision bill, which the Democratic ma jority asserts w ill reduce the duties on cotton and cotton manufactures by approximately 21 per cent. The measure ia identical with that vetoed last year by President T a ft on tbe ground that it was not based on offi cial information. House members be lieve the senate w ill paw it and pot it up to the president again. Thirtv-Two Aufomobilea Burned. San Francisco— Thirty-two automo biles were destroyed here in a Are that burned out the body fectory o f Albert E. Lattimore. The damage is estimated at $100.000. With nine ex ceptions the machine* were privately owned. Tbe fire department has no knowledge o f how the bias* originated. JAPAN M AY BE WARNED Vigorous Resolution Reaffirming Mon* roe Doctrine Expected Washington, D. C.— The vigor o f the terms that the senate shall use in declaring that no foreign country shall establish a naval base at Magdalena Bay, or at any other point on the American continent, will be the sub ject o f consideration by the foreign committee o f the senate. W ithin a day or two, it is believed, the senute will be called upon to adopt a resolution stating in unequivocal terms that the Monroe doctrine or the settled policy o f the United States requires that no foreign power be thus permitted to secure a military or na val foothold in the Western hemi sphere. Senator Ixrdge, as chairman o f the subcommittee that investigated the rumor o f a Japanese purchase o f 4,- 000,000 acres o f land on Magdalena Bay. w ill make a formal report to the foreign affairs committee, recommend ing that the United States reaffirm the policy known as the Monroe doc trine in terms that cannot be misun derstood by any foreign power. The senate investigation began as the result o f reports that a private Japanese syndicate was attempting to control a vast tract about the Lower California bay, long regarded as the best naval base on the Pacific Coast. The correspondence submitted to the senate in April and May by President T a ft and Secretary o f State Knox in dicated that the United States had no intimation that Japan, as a govern ment, was behind tha attempted pur chase or that it intended to make use o f the land as a military or naval base. It is understood that the subcommit tee headed by Senator Lodge has found no evidence o f the connection o f the Japanese government with the at tempted purchase o f the big tract of land in Mexico. To make the position o f the United States clear, however, the majority o f the committee will propose that con gress declare that this nation will not permit, without a protest, the estab lishment o f any foreign power at a point where it could threaten or en danger the safety o f the United States. The subcommittee consists o f Sena tors Lodge, Root, Sutherland, Rayner and Hitchcock. HIGH LIVING SCORED. Luxury Attacked By Senator Burton as Main Cause, Washington, D. C.— Senator Bur ton, o f Ohio, explained to the senate his opinions as to the cause o f the present high cost o f living. The manifest and important causes, ha said, were the “ phenomenal progress o f recent years, the striking inequali ty o f this progress in different lines o f human endeavor and the tendencies to extravagance and waste and to dimin ish productive energy by a large part o f the population.” “ Neither the Psyne-Aldrich tariff law nor any other similar measure was responsible for the general high prices,” he declared, “ for the varia tions in prices have been so very con siderable, both in the way o f increase and decrease, as absolutely to disprove any inference that the change in prices has been due to the tariff of 1909 or to any other tariff act.” He exonerated the “ trusts” and ‘ large combinations o f capital,” de claring that a complete monopoly in any particular article affords a chance to increase its price, but that the same result is apparent when separate producers maintain an agreement as to prices. "O n e o f the serious influences tend ing to increase prices,” he asserted, “ is that o f price agreements o f vari ous sorts. It was one o f the purposes o f the Sherman anti-trust act to pre vent practices o f this sort. However, there can be little doubt that this practice still continues.’ ’ Another “ device” resorted to to eliminate competition, he declared, “ was that o f hiding behind the patent righ t.” He referred to a recent Su preme court decision under which the “ user o f a patented article may be re quired to buy supplies o f a certain make and pay the price imposed.” OROZCO SPURNS AMERICAN NOTE REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES Rebel General Refuses to Rec ognize United States. Golden Rod Oats. Golden Rod Pancake Flour, Golden Rod Wheat Flakes. Ralston Select Bran. Golden Rod Wheat Nuts. Golden Rod Chick Food. Receives American Consul Only at American Ci.izan—Tw o Amer icans Found Murdered. Mexico City— Two Americans have been hanged near Cananea, Sonora, presumably by Mexican rebels. Their bodies were found Thursday and the incident was reported immediately to President Madero by the governor o f Sonora. The governor has ¿ordered an investigation. He believes the two men were executed by rebels in order to precipitate American intervention. The victims have not been identified. Juarez, Mexico’— General Pascual Orozco, commander-in-chief o f the Mexican rebels, coolly declared that he did not recognize the U n ite! States government. He made the remark to Thomas Edwards, American consul here, who called at the rebel leader’s headquarters to deliver a message from Secretary o f State Knox. The message from Washington con cerned the treatment of the American settlers in Northern Mexico by the rebels, growing out o f the disarming o f colonists last week. General Orozco told General Eld- wards that ho did not regard the American as a representative o f the United States, which government, Orozco Baid, he did not recognize. However, he was glad to see Mr. Ed wards, he said, and to receive him as an American citizen. Orozco accept ed the message from the American consul without further comment. Ed wards then le ft the room. Eat Golden Cereal Foods and recommend them to j o u r acquaint* anccs. You get better quality and more fo r y o u r money. Th ey a n made in your home state from the beet O regon O ats and W h e a t. L a rg e packages contain a H an d »om«* Prem ium and all gooda are guaranteed. A sk your grocer. REAL ESTATE F O R 8ALE— lflO A . IN L I N N CO.. O R E .; 70 A. cult.; 2-atory 10-r. reaittence. barn, outbid*., 16Ü boarin* fru it tie « .. iuat-hiiu>iy. etc. il.v e n . Box SIS. t lucxtfu. neeldent and Day School to r Oírla G irls Ï c h a r«* of Bister« of 8t. John Baptist > ( IKpUeoselit EpUcopel)1 I C«li«glat*. Acedante osé E Urne* t «try Deportamela. l.polwcu V I I M u le . Art, Elocution, Ojmaealan. isw. I For oatalog addrew T H E S IS T E R S I U P C E E R R I O I O R » I O ffic e 30. S L H e le n a H a il FO R S A L E -8 0 A. N E A R V A N C O U V E R . B. C.. C«n .: 8 a cult.: house, burn, hennery, incubator, ou tbid*.., 2 a. fru it orchard, etc. Allen. Box SIS. Chicayu. I Foolish Waltzing Contest. An extraordinary waltzing watch In which eight couples competed took part at Allessandrla. Piedmont, Italy. The dancers commenced at 10 o'clock In the evening of the 2Sth Instant and1 did not cease until they were com pelled to do so from exhaustion. At midday on the 2Cth, when there re mained only two couples In the con test, the Jury ordered the termination of the match, which had lasted H hours, and Regaldi, who was adjudged champion, fainted Immediately after ward. _________________ J THE PACIFIC LUTHERAN ACADEMY AND BUSINESS C0LLE6E, O P E N S S E P T E M B E R 24 How Taste Is Cultivated. L O C A T E D N E A R T A C O M A — Chri*tlmn: c o e d u People who live In climates wher«. cational; large campus; m odem equipm ent; a th - malaria abounds, frequently have to I letica; new $5000 gymnasium u n der construction. P R E P A R E S thoroughly, and in tho shortest take so much quinine that they get to I possible time, fo r College, Business, Teaching, love the taste of It, and to take It I Civil Service, and Citizenship. L an gu ages a Spe* | d a ily . dally, even when they do not need It, j E igh t Courses; no entrance exam inations; spa* Just because It tastes good to them. cial classes for foreigners. E X P E N S E S LO W : Tu it on. board, room an d And yet quinine Is one of the bitter washing, nine months, $180; eighteen weeks, |M| est of drugs and these same people, nine weeks, $60. did they move away from the malaria i Y ou ask: H ow can you furnish all this fo r lose j than the usual price o f boatd and lodging? W e district for a few years, world soon answer: By the aid o f our church w e are enabled to g iv e our students more than they pay fo r. get to detest the taste of It. W e can’ t tell all here. logue w ill do it. Mothers w ilt And Mrs. W inslow's Soothing Syrup tho best remedy to uso for lh e ll children lu rin g rhe tee tiring period. O u r fre e 60-page c a t»* Send fo r it. A ddress N. J. HONG, Principal Parkland, Wash. Chinese Children Llks Part*. Recently a number of Chinese chil dren have been found In tho streets of Paris and taken before the magistrates JAPAN AGAIN BUSY. aa vagabonds. These children were brought to France by Bhowmen to per New Emperor Takes Reins and Sub form as acrobats. After a few months, their performances having lost their jects Resume Tasks. novelty and ceased to attract, the man. Tokio— Business in the capital and agera abandoned them. They have generally throughout the country, been taken to the Chinese legation to which came to a standstill with the be Bent home. But they don’t want to death o f the Emperor Mutsuhito, has go home. The beautiful city of Faria been resumed, Emperor Yo Shihito la more to their liking. having expressed the desire that there be no further cessation, owing to the Clocks Run by Fan Motor*. Fans actuated by currents of all have from time to time been used as motors for running clocks. One, by Lepaute, Is In tho Louvre, Paris. Ben jamin Hanks, of Litchfield county, Connecticut, patented one In 1783. In a more recent patent the weight la wound up by the currant of air in a chimney which la stopped by a self acting brake as the weight near* the top of its course. Judge and "Barmaid’s Blush.* Jadlcial Ignorance la generally as sumed. but there are occasions whan a Judge Is honestly lacking In knowl edge. The other day a witness In an Australian court casually mentioned that a certain thing occurred Just after be had a “ barmaid's blush.” Judg* and counsel were for the moment “ stuck up” by this hitherto unheard of phrase, but the fact was gradually elicited that It meant a drink of com pounded beer and raspberry vinegar. -London Chronicle. Chemical Caterpillar*. The work of former Investigators. Tlcbomorrow, Toyama and Kellogg, has been substantiated by Mr. Rlplsy of the department of biology. Trinity college, Hartford, Conn. Mr. Ripley has produced caterpillars from unfer- tlllzed eggs by the action ot sulphuric acid, and has therefore carried one Btep farther the Investigation of hla predecessors In the production of larvae. __________________ R «1 C rr»a Ball Blue w ill wanh double aa many clothe, aa any other blue. Don’t pu t your money in to any other. Sunshine of Life. Those who bring sunshine to th* lives of others cannot keep It from Gat His Knowledge First Hand. Renson J. Losslng, whose historical 'hemselves.— J. M. Barrie. collections were sold In New York city recently, was a historian of the old school, whose methods were yet In a way up to date, not to say Journal istic. He traveled many thousands of miles In gathering material for his books, conversing with old settlers and descendants of revolutionary he roes and making sketches on the spot o f battlefields and scenes of historic YOSHOHITO, EMPEROR OF JA P A N Interest __________________ WHERE DOCTORS FAILED TO HELP losses entailed on the poor people and the interference with international exchanges. Emperor Yo Shihito was kept busy throughout Thursday, during which time he issued an edict proclaiming his accession to the throne, which he read before a vast concourse o f high officers. He also proclaimed his suc cession to the command o f the army and navy. The Japanese foreign office has noti fied the foreign powers that the im perial birthday has been changed from Novem ber3 (Mutsuhito’s natal day) to August 31, Yo Bhihito’s birthday. A fte r the farewell taken o f the late emperor’s body by the members o f the imperial family, the body was depos ited in a casket with a quadruple cov ering, the outer one measuring nine feet by four, and was then placed in a special mourning chamber. On his way to the Aoyama palace, where it is understood he will reside until after the funeral, a great ova tion was given Emperor Yo Shihito, immense crowds gathering along the streets, where they stood with bared heads. New Drug Law Proposed. Washington, D. C.— A bill by Rep resentative Stanley to define more specifically the terms “ misbranded,” as used in the pure food laws, was re ported favorably by the house com merce committee. The measure would make it illegal to sell any drug under the name o f some other article; make compulsory the printing o f the Woman Immigrants Needed. quantity or proportion o f alcohol, mor Honolulu— "Equal immigration for phine or other narcotics in drugs offer ed for sale and prohibit the printing women,’ ’ was the substance o f a pro on labels o f false curatives and thera position broached here by Dr. Charles peutic claims. W. Eliot, president emeritus o f Har vard University. Dr. Eliot, how Bom , Profit* on Sugar. ever, was looking at the subject not San Francisco— Ownership o f one from the standpoint o f women’s rights, half o f the common stock o f the West but as part o f the «tudy o f the influx ern Sugar Refining company— the o f foreign people into the United John D. and A. B. Spreckles concern States. Dr. Eliot advocated laws of San Francisco— has netted tbe Have- which would prevent a preponderance meyer interests in the American o f more than 5 per cent o f men over Sugar Refining company $12,950,000 women in any race entering the in dividends in the past 21 years. For country. all but two years o f that time these payments were made on an invest Strika Riot* Fatal. ment that representated only $600,- London— Seven strikers were shot, 000. More than $12,000,000 o f the one o f them dying later in a hospital, amount has been paid since 1893. The and 20 others seriously wounded by first payment was on October 21, 1891. ■tick« or stones, as the reault o f riot ing at Victoria and other docka in Turks Seek Peace Pact. London Thursday. The chief encoun Constantinople— The Turkish gov ter occurred at the Victoria docka, ernment is w illing to enter into peace where 2000 o f the laborers who had negotiations with Italy i f they are been on strike for more than ten conducted in a manner compatible weeks appeared at the docka in com with Turkey’s honor and dignity. pliance with the manifesto o f the This was announced in the chamber o f Dockers’ Federation ordering them to deputies here during tbe reading o f resume work. They found their for the new ministerial proclamation. mer places occupied by non-unioniats. The government censured the interfer ence o f the military in politics and de Newport Yields Halibut. clared ft proposed to take vigorous Newport, Or. — Thursday morning measures to counteract it. the launch Ollie 8. went out on a pros pecting trip for halibut banka and suc Hill Men Mak* Record. ceeded in locating its object about IS Albany, Or.— By laying four miles miles southwest by south from thia About two hours were spent o f track in nina hours and 11 mintuea, bay. the Oregon Electric broke all known Ashing and 17 halibut were taken. It tracklaying record*. It is eentain has long been known that Ashing that thia ia by far the best record banka lay southwest o f this place. ever made in the Pacific Northwest, Captain Garner, o f the Ollie 8., saya and so far aa known it has never been the catch o f flsh was limited only by tbe small Quantity o f bait taken along. equaled in the entire country. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta* ble Compound Restored M n. Green’« Health— Her Own Statement A Bad Spill. "H ere’s a young woman that was left half a million dollars merely for spilling a little sunshine Into an old man’s life.” “ Her experience la more fortunate than mine. I once spilled Covington, Mo.—“ Your medicine has a cup of coffee Into an old man’s lap done me more good than all the doc and he cut me out of his will alto tor’s medicines. A t gether.” __________________ every monthly period I had to stay in bed To Brest In N«w Shoes. four days because o f A lw a y s shake In Allen’» Foot-Ease, apnwdr* It cures hot, Rwcatiii*, aching, swollen feet, hemorrhages, a -i d t-urea corn», ingrowing n a i l » amt bunions. At my back was so weak ill druggist» and »line atcrea, 2. h \ Dont accept inysulwtitute. Sample inai let FREE, Address I could hardly walk. A lle n S. Olmsted, Le Kov, N. Y. I havo been .aking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Snail Culture Profitable. V e g e t a b l e Com French farmers find snail culture • pound and now I can profitable undertaking. As many as stay up and do my 100.000 "flrat quality” snails, the price work. I think it is >f which throughout the year aver- the beat medicine on earth for women. ” sges $t.70 a thousand, can bo reared —Mrs. J e n n ie G r e e n , Covington, Mo. du an acre of land. They have to be fed only once a day, preferably In the How Mrs. Cline Avoided Operation. evening, and though extremely vora cious are by no means faatldlous. After Brownsville, Ind. —“ I can say that a fall of rain, which seems to sharpen Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound their appetites, a bed of 100,000 will haa done me more good than anything demolish a barrow load of cabbage lu else. One doctor said I must be opera a vary short space of time. ted upon for a serious female trouble and that nothing could help me but an Oldest City In the World. operation. Doctor Harkov, n Russian savant, “ I had hemorrhages and at times once affirmed that “ amara, on the could not get any medicine to stop them. sight bank of the t’lgrua, near Bag I got in such a weak condition that I would dad, la the oldest city extant. Relics have died if I had not got relief soon. now discovered show that Ramara “ Several women who had taken your flourished before the arrival of the Compound, told me to try it and I did Semites In Chaldea or Mesopotamia, and found it to be the right medicine to 1.000 B. C. ____ build up the system and o v * r c o m * ! female troubles. Being Practical, “ I am now in great deal better health Practical people are wise people. Genius may create brilliant Ideas, and than I ever expected to be, so I think I l e of a very active turn of mind, but ought to thank you for it.” —Mrs. O. M. money makes the mare go, and w*>nt C l i n e , S. Main SL, Brownsville, Ind. practical people really wWh is to have a pot, to have that full of potatoes, and to have fire enough to make the pot boll. __________________ Quite Too Much for Used Words. The value ol advertising was point ed out to a man with a budding busi ness, and be agreed to give a writer |50 for a full poge. The copy was lubmltled and the merchant looked It over coldly. "Fifty dollars Is too much,” he commented. “ You’ve used \ lot of words I’ve seen before.” MEXICAN Painless Dentistry le our arid#*—our hobby—onr etudy fo r yeete am4 mow our eui-caso, end our* ia the I k «4 palniooe work le be found any where, no s e l l e r how w e e k yew fe y . C o m p a re o u r Prlcee. I w * ftnteh pi el# end briOgf* work foe eel- of town netrone in one d*y if <4Mired. Pei n I mb attraction froe who« pinion ee bride« work ie order ed. Ceneeltetiee tree* ■aWerawM $5.( T«tk4 — M USTANG LIN IM EN T Paielee« EiVtfoa « A H w o r k f u lly v u n rn u te e d f o r fift e e n yearn* W is e D e n t a l C o * ,m * . Patalean Dentiate For Sprains and Bruise*. | B. Street, Cedarville, Cell., write* i “ H e r e need M n «t n n g L in im en t * n u m ber o f year* on etock fo r cute, apratne, bruiorn, etc., w ith beet result*. T h e b o y e on the ranch here M B if fo r r h e « m at tarn, lu m t e « o . sprain «, cu t« an d b u m * w ith the m oat sa t- »•fa c to ry remit:.*. In fact w e use it o n m an o r benat a s th * l*cvt rem ed y w e k n o w o f.” I I I I I | I la*. SOc.|1 about*u Dra« AGaa’IStaraa I ■ P. N. U. 'IS ’V t HIPPETY-HOI». Farmers and 1 W H E N w r it !* - te ■ » * ‘^ 1 " «4— U K ' V H.TZ.Ì
