Royal D-Lite
Comfortable
L A D IE S
SH O ES
t*2 .5 0 £.
All Styles
All Sues
Royal Shoe Co.
Objectioa Mid« to Exoapting Retired
Officers from Disapline.
Rub ll
u j
Rub it in.
IburoixUr
148 Fourth S t
Near Morriion
Harvest Hands
eying; extra bill» ha« » to be met.
W hy wait two weeks or a ter n*h for your
money? Hazelwood w ill sent ’ you a iheck
by return m ail fo r y ou r cream.
TRY US AND SEE.
Hazelwood Co..
SOLUTION Of IMPENDING RAHROAO
SIKIhf SEEMS LIKELY THIS WEEK
Every Kind
WILSON VETOES For
of Lameness
ARMY MEASURE
H A N F O R D ’S
MAY POSTPONE ADJOURNMENT Balsam of Myrrh
____ A L I N I M
Bill is Reintroduced With Entire Sec
tion Eliminated— Fight is Be
tween Congress and Hay.
Washington, D. C. — The army ap
propriation bill was unexpectedly ve
toed Friday by President Wilson be
cause ho would not accept certain pro
Veal, Pork, Beef,
visions in the revision o f the articles
Poultry, Butter, Eggs
of war, forced into the bill by the
ind Farm Produce
house conferees and commonly said in
to th e Old R elia b le 1' vending house with a
record o f 4-5 y ears 01 Square I»ea! ngs. and
army circles to be in the interest of
be assured o f T O P M A R K E T PRICES.
certain retired officers “ at outs with
F. M. CRONICHiTE
45-47 Front S treet
Portland, Oregon
the arm y.”
Chairman Hay, o f the house m ilitary
committee, at once reintroduced the
bill with the entire section revising
N e w H o u s t o n H o t e l the articles o f war stricken out, and
S IXTH A ND E V E R E TT STS.
the declaration that no revision at all
Four Blocks from Union Station. Under new
r.ianau^inent. A ll rooms newly decorated.
would go through with the bill in this
S PE C IA L R A TE S BY W EEK O R M O N TH
congress.
Rate» 50c. 75c. $1. $1.50 Per Day.
Chairman Chamberlain, o f the sen
ate
m ilitary committee, announced
that the senate would re-insert the re
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS,
vised draft approved by ’.he President
ATTENTIO N!
and the W ar department, but stricken
PRINTING P U T ES out in the house, and that the situation
had resolved itself into a contest be
Furnished on short notice.
W rite for
tween the senate and house on one
Scale o f Price«.
Portland Electrotype
Stereotype Co., Front A Stark, Portland, (
hand and Mr. Hay on the other.
V .
The tangle threatens to delay the
adjournment o f congress, and inciden
tally the completion o f the prepared
ness program, as well as to hold up ap
propriations for the army increases
'll*? on’y Automobile School on the Pa
and all the extra expenses involved in
cific t o a s t maintaining a Gas Tractor
l»ep .. Citing Holt Caterpillar. C. L. Beet
the Mexican service.
'I rack lav er and Wheel Tractors, both in the
The bill as reintroduced now is in
> chuol and operating field.
the house m ilitary committee and
115 Hawthorne Are.
Portland. Ore.
there is an agreement to take il up
and expedite the continental army and
universal training plans, and the sub
stitution o f National Guard reorgan
ization, which it opposed.
Arm y officers also say certain fea
tures of the bill were injected in con
Rupture treated mechanically.
Private
fitting rooms. Highest testimonials. Re
ference and never were debated on the
sults guaranteed. Call or write.
floor o f either house o f congress.
J O H N S O N S l U M B A R G E R
The articles of war have not been
411-412 Alisky Building. Portland. Oregon
revised in 100 years and are said to be
sadly deficient for dealing with the
conditions which growth o f the army
and development of the nation require.
The W ar department is especially
anxious for changes to enable army
officers to deal adequately with prob
Keeps off flies or money back. $1
lems arising during the present M exi
a gallon from your dealer, or order
can service.
by mail. PLUMMER DRUG CO.
Included in the revision worked out
Third and Madison, Portland, Or.
by congress, over the objection o f the
President and the War department,
was a provision which exempted re
tired officers from court-martialB and
army discipline, i f not actually from
Bought, sold and repaired.
Sup
army control, and placed them under
plies o f all kinds. Out o f town
the jurisdiction of the civil courts.
trade a specialty. W rite us.
It is common understanding among
army officers that the section covered
R. H . B L O C K E R
276 Taylor Street
Portland, Oregon the case o f s certain retired officer,
form erly regarded as a power in shap
ing m ilitary legislation, who was pre
HIDES, P E L T S , C ASCARA SARK, paring to w rite a book and hesitated
to do it while liable to discipline.
W OOL AND M O HAIR.
Portland
K NT
For Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Sprains,
Strains, Stiff Neck,
Thitblains, Lame Back,
OlaSores, Open Wounds,
and all External Injuries.
M ade S in c e 1846.
* * * 3 * 5 *
Price 25c, 50s and $1.09
a M n
|
AS! Dealers
OR W R IT S
SHIP I
PERFECT
of
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL
interested
in p u rity first
KG
While Chicago Bakes, Baker freezes.
W E P A Y M ORE FOR
O L D A L T O T IR E S
*
Chicago— Just as the morgue was
S— t * Imk n— m m
Writ, Im
cleared of the last o f the unidentified
OREUIIN V U LCANIZING CO..
6fi0 W uhinaU m St..
I'ortinnd. Ora. dead stricken down by the terrible heat
wave, the streets were cleaned of dead
horses and the wilted and emaciated
public was beginning to take a fresh
Do you want to aell your (arm. homa or bu.inaaa grip on life, the hot spell returned for
for caah’ Wriiw to C A R T E R R E A L T Y CO..
another engagement Saturday.
604 Buchanau Building. Portland. Oragan
It w ill find the poeple with far less
resisting power than before and if it
Correct Adjective.
continues many days the death list
Judge— You say that the defendant w ill be heavy.
used Incendiary language.
W itness— Yes, your honor, he said
Baker. O r.— W inter dropped plump
he’d fire the complainant.— Boston
into the lap o f Bummer in the last 24
Transcript.
hours and overcoats and umbrellas arc
all the rage here.
The thermometer
Ladylike.
went down to 37 early Saturday morn
"She's so ladylike.”
“ Yes indeed. Even her own broth ing and stayed in that neighborhood
Snow was report
era have never heard her swear.”— practically all day.
ed in the high mountains.
Detroit Free Press.
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Funston Will Not Talk
San Antonio, Texaa— General Fun
ston Saturday declined to discuss a re
port that he had recommended the
withdrawal o f the American troops in
Mexico.
Aaked i f he had made any
such recommendation in the matter, he
said: “ I w ill not even say whether
any communication whatever concern
ing the subject has passed between
myaelf and Washington.”
Asked i f he cared to deny the re
port, the general said: “ I do not. It
is a matter that concerns only the War
department, and I won't discuss it . ’ ’
Address
Portland. Oro.
BUSINESS CO LLEG E
BUY DIRECT £
By buying direct from os at wholesale prices
and snro the plumber s profit*. W rits us to
day your nooda Wa will gieu you msr rack-
bottom "dlruct-to-you" priem» t. c h rail or
bout. Wa actually « s w you from U to *• per
cent. AH goods guaranteed
K a r t h o m h ra i^ ?* i t w f far Laudas W ater
Systems and Fuller 4k Johneen Engines.
ST AR K -D A VIS CO.
212 Third Street-
P. N. U.
P«
No. 99. 1916
Alaska Coal at Retail.
Waahington. D. C. — The govern
ment's Alaskan railroad now is carry
ing coal from the Matanuaka fields to
the harbor at Anchorage. Secretary
Lane announced Saturday that the first
coal train was moved August IS from
Gooee creek over the new line.
“ The
opening o f these field*.” he said, “ is
regarded as a most important valuable
benefit to both Alaska and the Pacific
Northwest. I t means cheaper fuel for
that general country and it is confi
dently expected that it will be followed
by industrial and mining expansion.’ ’
Prices Not Manipulated.
Washington, D. C.— Preliminary in
vestigation in Chicago of the recent
riaee in wheat and flour price* and
threatened rise in price o f bread, by
Chairman Hurley, o f
the
Federal
Trwle rommieeion. is understood to
have disclosed no evidence o f illegal
manipulation*.
A * the matter stands now the com-
miaeion is not expected to take any
action.
Mr. Hurley returned from
, Chicago to make hit report.
GENFRAL CROP CONDITIONS
W
Portland— Wheat — Bluestem, $1.17
per bushel; fortyfold. $1.15; club,
$1.13; red fife, $1.15; red Russian,
M
BAKING
PO W D E R
is w h a t you
should always
use.
There are many
o th er reaso n s
why— but try a
can and see for
yourself.
C A P Í,
C H A R L E ?
E , F R V A fr,:-
\
i
This is the first photograph o f Cap
tain Charles A. Fryatt, British captain
o f the steamship Brussels, who was
shot to death by the Germans at
Bruges, to reach the United States.
He tried to sink a German submarine
and was captured.
The British gov
ernment has recommended the grant
ing o f an extra penion o f $500 annual
ly to Captain F ry a tt’ s widow, besides
the sum to which she is entitled under
England’s compensation scheme. The
Great Eastern railroad,
of one of
whose ships Captain Fryatt was the
master, is also granting his widow a
$1250 annuity.
Forest Notes.
Box manufacture ranks first among
the wood using industries of Wash
ington.
Sitka spruce and western
yellow pine are the chief woods used,
amounting together to approximately
ninety million board feet annually.
The largest consumers are the can
neries and orchards.
means must be found to prevent the
existing situation from ever arising
again.
Meantime the railroad officials who
have tentatively refused to accept W il
son's profiosal, continued conferences
among themselves. The labor leaders,
who already have approved the pro
posal, marked tim e awaiting a definite
decision from the employers.
The southern states contain the on
!y remaining Important hardwood sup
ply of the temperate zone, not only of
the United States, but probably of the
entire world.
Tropical Storm loss in Texas Over
$2,000,000; Thirteen Are Dead
There are 392 consumers of tannin
Corpus Chris’ i, Tex. — The loss of
In the United States, who use annual life from the tropical storm which
ly 625.000 cords of hemlock bark. 290.
000 cords of oak bark, and 380,000 struck Corpus Christi and 10 adjacent
South Texas counties on Friday night
cords of chestnut wood.
was placed at 13. Monday, including
One hundred and thirty thousand nine members o f the crew of the small
maps of the national forests will be freighter Pilot Boy, which foundered
distributed this summer. These maps off the Aransas Pass jetties.
Two
show the best camp sites, good hunt Mexican women were killed at Kath
Ing and fishing grounds, roads, trails erine, a settlement on the K ing ranch
and telephone lines, and give ilirec
(ions how to reach points of interest near Alice, Tex., and one Mexican was
reported killed at San Diego.
Both
towns are from 50 to 60 miles inland.
W h e n S h e 'l l Get It.
The total damage in this region, of
Boarding House Servant -The land
lady says she would like to have some which Corpus Christi bore the heaviest
part, was estimated at over $2,000,-
money when it Is convenient.
Hardup Boarder— T ell her not to 000. This includes devastation o f a
worry; that's when she’ll get it. An large portion o f the lower roast’s cot
swers.
ton crop, which was ready to be
picked.
Damage at Corpus Christi
was estimated conservatively at $500,-
000.
WHY WOMEN
M odel 1912
M illfeed - Spot prices: Bran, $26(t$
26.50 per ton; shorts, $2961.29.50; rol
led barley, S31.50(<£32.50.
Corn— Whole, $38 per ton; cracked,
E x t r a t i g h t W e ig h t
Mads In 12, 16 and 20 Gauges*
in
Hay— Producers’ prices: Timothy, |
There’s no need o f carrying a heavy
Eastern Oregon, $18.60<i(,20 per ton;
gun.
W inchester M odel 1912 shot
alfalfa, $13.50 (g) 14.50; wheat hay,
$13.50 ((0 14.50; oat and vetch, $12 6#
guns are m ade entirely o f nickel steel,
12.60; cheat, $11; clover, $10.
and hence are the lightest arid strongest
Butter— Exchange prices:
Cubes,
guns on the market. B e sure to see
extras, no bid; prime firsts, 26c per
pound; Jobbing prices: Prim e extras,
one before buying. Sold by all dealers.
27i(u30c; butterfat. No. 1, 27c; No.
2, 25c, Portland.
T H E R E P E A T E R PAR EX C ELLEN C E
Eggs — Oregon ranch, exchange
price, current receipts, 26Jc per dozen.
Jobbing prices: Oregon ranch, can-
died, 27ioi30c; selects, 32c.
Poultry— Hens, 14(<t,15c per pound; !
broilers, 16<q,17c;
turkeys, live, 20
(](22c; ducks, 10di, 14o; geese, 8«(LOc.
Veal— Fancy, 2c per pound.
Pork— Fancy, 2c per pound.
Vegetables— Artichokes, 75c(u$l per
D O N’ T SU FFE R FROM
dozen; tomatoes. 400£76o per crate;
Granulated Eyelids,
Eye* ii-.tUmed by expo-
cabbage, $1.75 per hundred; garlic,
•ure to Sun, Dust and Hind
10c per pound; peppers, 5 «i6 c ; egg
|uickJy relieved by Riuriau
plant, 7(u8c; lettuce, 3(kq,35c per doz
when you can easily find quick relief
) t kVmidv NoSnurtinf.
en; cucumbers,
40(<t60c per box;
from this cruel disease in any stage.
_
just Eye Comfort. A t Anti-Uric, made from Roots and Ber
peas, 4(<i5c per pound; beans, 4(u7c;
Your Druggist's JOc per Bottle. Marine t)S ries, gradually soothes away the poi
celery, 75@85c per dozen; corn, 10(m •i*lveiuTube»25c. ForBeokellhefyefrea.uk
son from the system, no matter now
25c per dozen.
Druggists or Merlae f ye Kcmeiiy C e„ Ckic * |0 severe or long standing the case may
Potatoes — W alla Walla, $1.76®2
In*. Send $1.50 today for a treatment
per sack.
prepaid to your address.
Results
Green fru its— Apples, new. $1.26(01 Jovermuent Surveye Summer Home- guaranteed or money refunded, or sent
■itea Near North Yakima.
1.76 per box; cantaloupes, 60c(o,$1.75
0. O. D. by Parcel Post. W rite for
An association made up of seven circulars and letters from those bene-
per crate; peaches, 366$86c per box;
Simply send
watermelons,
li@ l»c
per pound; amllles, and comprising about thirty lltted. Don’ t put it off.
figs, $16(1.50 per box; plums 75c(o) reople, Including J. A. Loudon and today. Address AN T I-U R IC ' t’ O., 102
Sherwood Building, San Francisco.
$1.35; pears, $li<(2; apricots, $l(o; ilhers, of North Yakima, Washington,
iar applied to the forest service for
1.25; grapes, $1.60(0)1.75;
blackber
he lease of a five acre tract In the
ries, $1.25; loganberries, $1.50(0)1.75; Vaches valley for a summer homeslte.
Jimmy Up to Date.
casabas, 2(0.2 Jc.
3. F. Allen, supervisor of the Rainier ! Jimmy, in office boy in a downtown
Hops— 1915 crop, 8<j£10c; 1916 con rational forest, on which this tract Is ;
located, has Just completed the neces- office, approached his boss one morn
tracts, nominal.
W ool— Eastern Oregon, fine, 23(d) mry survey, and It Is expected that, ing last week.
" I f you please, sir.”
»side from unforeseen complications,
26c; coarse, 30@32c; valley, 35c.
"W ell, Jimmy?”
Cascara bark— Old and new, 4Jc per ’he association will soon be In ahso- j
’’ My grandmother, sir.”
lute possession of the area.
pound.
"Aha. your grandmother; go on,
These families, atl of whom are real
Cattle— Steers, prime light, $6.76(01 lents of North Yakima, have camped Jimmy.”
6.90; prime heavy, $6.76(d7.10; good, -ogether on this land for several sum
"M y grandmother and my mother
$5.75(0.6.25; choice, $5.26(0)5.50; me ners. They now plan to put up a
"W hat?
And your mother, too.
dium to good, $4.50(d5; ordinary to club house, lay out a tennis court, and
fair, $4(o4.60; heifers, $3.50(0,5.75; nake other permanent Improvements Both very ill, eh?”
"N o, sir. My grandmother and my
in the tract, thus forming a colony
bulls, $3.50(07.60.
Hogs — Prim e light, $9.70(09.75; »h ere they ran spend their summers mother are goln’ to the baseball game
this afternoon and they want me to
prime strong weights, $9.700(9.76; vway from the noise, heat, and dust stay home and mtnd my little kid
if the city, and yet have sufficient
good to prime
mixed, $9.50(09.66;
lompany to prevent their vacation life brudder."
rough heavy packing, 8.65(08-76; pigs Tom becoming monotonous.
Jimmy got the afternoon off.— Phil
and skips, 8.50(09.10.
adelphia Public Ledger.
Sheep — Spring lambs, $8(08.25;
hy ti
leep i
Accurately Put.
common, $5.50(0,6; choice yearlings, P erce’s Pleasant Pellets. The
They regu-
"W h y tlhl Rev. Ulnks leave his
$6(06.25; good, $5.600(5.75; choice ate liver, bowels and stomach.
charge?"
wethers, $60(6.25; choice ewes, $5(q,
"H e said his parishioners were
Planting Near Mount Hebo
free
5.25; common ewes. $2.50(n,3.
gully of contributory negligence.’’—
Shows Good Results.
More than 99 per cent of the trees
Superfluous Solicitude.
Show Waning of Summer Season,
planted by the forest service this
"W illie , I don’t want you to go to
spring
at
Hebo,
Tillamook
county,
Ore
Spokane— The passing o f the cherry,
gon, on the Siuslaw national forest, that river resort with the rest of tho
apricot, blackcap and red raspberry are still living, according to an In boys.”
ipectlon report Just received by J. F.
"W h y not, m i ! "
shows that the summer season is wan
" I ’m skeered you’ll git hurt going
Kummel, Portland. Oregon, who has
ing.
charge of the forest service _ planting up on one of them there parachutes.”
The novelties in the store are fresh ______
operations In Oregon and Washington. | — Baltimore American.
figs at 30 cents a dozen, Malaga grs;>es
Seven hundred acres were planted |
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at 30 rents a box, and dark grapes at In April and May with two-year o ld 1
Shocked.
25 cents a box.
Douglas tlr seedlings, grown at the
“ I stole three bases today.”
Peaches both from California and A’ ind R iver nursery near ( ’arson, | “ I was playing golf.” said the other
Washington districts are plentiful and %’ashington. Tho trees were spaced man. ” 1 Approached the ninth hole
becoming more so. They retail at 20 about 8’x8’, making s few leas than with a beautiful lie.”
700 trees to the acre. Tho total cost
“ flow unscrupulous men are,” »mif
cents a basket.
Watermelons are only 2 cents a of planting was $8.50 per acre. This | fed the lady who overheard this talk.
Includes cost of growing the trees at — Louisville Courier Journal.
pound, while good sized cantaloupes
the nursery and getting them to the
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esn be obtained for a nickel, and some area, as well aa the actual planting
what larger ones at four for a quarter. operation.
W O IY IH N O F O R E G O N I
Prim e pears from the Wenatchee
district, perfect in coior and shape,
h ( u r n W hile You W . III.
Women Everywhere Endorse thl* “ Favorite”
A lton ’* Fimi Esso lu s certain euro fo r hot,
are tem pting at 30 cents a dozen.
s w e ll Ing, calina, an-1 sw ollen, s e llin g feet. Mold
Lenta, O regon.— " I n my yonnper
Spring chickens are plentiful and by s ll Druggists. I’ rlee ¿5c. Don’t accent any
//-//days I wan greatly
many people, especially i f o f southern su list Hu te T ria l |>ackauc FitK K . A dilreia
A lie n * Olmated, La n o y , N. V.
_____
fii.ni troubled with gun
extraction, think they are improved if
i f t o n my stomach:
accompanied with a dish o f sweet po
Particular,
/¿ti
RftV® me lot* oi
tatoes of which the first o f the present
JmLO
trouble. I began
Edward, aged 6. wan sent to a bar
season are now retailing at 10 cents a Iwr s shop to get his lialr cut. The
VnY using I)r. Pierce’*
(jt $ m e d i c i n e * and
pound.
assistant who attended to him had red
r e c e iv e d
such
Squash, green corn and artichokes, hair.
relief that I can
“ Would you like to have your hair
varied with green or wax beans, offer
recommend them
a pleasing variety and celery again cut like mine?” asked the barber with
to others.
aids in the making o f s salad or adding s kind smile.
* I have raised
"No, sir," answered Edward. "Cut
to the variety o f hor d’oeuvres.
a large family and
It some other color, pleaae."— An
am a great grand*
iwers.
that
Sugar Drops Again; This Time 25c.
rny daughters-in-law une Dr. Pierce’*
Premonition.
Favorite
Prescription
when
expecting
Tacoma— Sugar took a drop o f 25
The Colonel So the bank refused
cents a hundred Tuesday, and granulat vo cash the cheek I gave you, Itastus?; to become a mother.” — M rs . 1$. F.
S k k LEY, 9411 94th Street. 8. K.
ed cane is now quoted st $7.86.
The
Itastus— Yasah. Dal eashler man ]
Thousands of women who are now
decline affects all grades. This is the lun have pos’tlvely do most seeable hleesed with robust health tiumuh
third drop in sugar in the last two nlnd Ah ehah safe, sah
understand w hy thou maid Is of other
The Colonel— How s that?
weeks. Dealers expert perhaps one nr
women continue hi worry and suffer
Itastus— Yasah! Jes’ as soon as Ah from ailment« peculiar b» women when
two more small declines as the new
lun tell him whose eheok Ah had he they can obtain for a trilling sum Dr.
crop comes in, but say that a general
tald it was no good eben hefo’ he dun Pierce’ s Favorite Prescription, which
shortage w ill result in high prices for look at It, sah.— New York Globe.
will surely and uuickly banish all pain,
sugar again this winter.
distress and misery and restore the
Idaho huckleberries, the big blue
Ideals.
womanly functions to perfect health.
mountain berries, are on the local mar
“ Are you doing your best to make
Young mothers who preserve the
ket. They are in excellent condition Crimson Quich better and more beau charms of face and figure in tpHe n|
and sell for 15 cents a pound.
A ll tlful?”
an increasing family and the care of
"O f course we are,” replied Broncho growing children are always to b*
kinds of grapes are now to be had.
’
lleh.
"W
e
’ve
armed
the
posse
with
a
envied. Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Pré«
Plenty o f plums and peaches are on the
fine collection of the latest weapons, •cription gives the strength and health
market.
The best of the peaches still
and before fall we expect to have a upon which happy motherhood de-
come from California.
new cemetery full of choice statuary." pr ndi. It practically does ftw iv with
For the first tim e in several week* — Washington tHar.
the pains of maternity. It enables the
there is a plentiful supply o f tomatoes
mother to n »urish the infant life d«v
on hand, but many of them are *till a
i ndi g on her, and enjoy the hourly
I* n o m o r í n«*rrns«ry
happiness of watching tna develop
little green. The price i* $1.25 a box
titan S m s 11 p o x . Army
ment of a perfectly healthy child.
and they are due for a drop. Sweet
tM perlin e« h *i Am o— Ixstsé
t aicDiMt $r.;r*cukmf c ffl-
corn is still scarce. Cantaloupes were
C*fT. »oííhtrml-affnPffF.Df AntUypUoid Vsccfnstlcn.
IM P O R T A N T N P H IA I. o r m
T€
almost cleaned up because o f the great
A « ▼»'-cioaud H O W by your phy»u laa, you and
R r . l l l f M S O F T i l IM 1 * 4 1 * 1 »- - A ny per
demand. Standards are quoted at, $1.50 j y t r i r fatally. It If more vital than kouM Insurants.
son dMtrlnjr m copy o f T h « P «o p l«'« Gommo«
A ik your phytlriao, dnifelüt, or frn d for K i n
M**«1 d j »1 A *viser Ka-for« ine ««Iltion ta
and ponies at $1.40 s crate.
you had Typhu^T* telU o f of T y p h o i d Vscclos,
c * hints'i*«1 h hot j M iwri.l *.hU notice to»eth«*r| wltR
m u lt i from us , and danger fresa Typhoid Carrier«.
Eggplant from Prosser is selling at
i li re«* ilnitfii f or «*>mps ) tu Dr. Pierre, Invalid«
TUT C liT T rt LA 54»tAIO tY. B r iK n f Y , CAL
ilote!. ftnlfaloL N Y . «n-1 a copy wüi tw mu «
8e a pound.
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a. ». m i u c i m
Sore
R h eu m atism
V V
Old Settlers in Battle
Springfield, Mo. — Three men are
dead and eight wounded, three serious
ly, as a result o f a series of fights
which marked the recent Old Settlers’
at Rocky Comfort in McDon
T o Lydia E. PinLIiam M l . c U reunion
ald county, Missouri.
Belated news
nf the tragedies was brought here
cine Co.
Monday by William L. Crow, a local
editor. Larrimore, Crow related, was
slain in a brawl by Vanalack, who
Women who are w, il often a r': "A r e
killed himself with a shotgun follow
the letters which ti. • Lydia L. Pinkliam
ing l.arrimore'a death. W est's throat
Medicine Co. are continually publishing,
was cut in a fight with an unidentified
g e n u in o T ’ ’ “ Are they truthfu l?’ '
Prune M arket Remains Dormant.
“ Why do women write such letters? ” man. The fighting continued tw o day*.
Roseburg, Or.— That the prune msr-
In answer we say that never have we
, ket is dormant at present, with no in
Border Shots Exchanged.
pul dshed a fictitious letter or name.
Naco,
A
riz.—
More
than
100
shots
dication o f revival, was the statement
Never, knowingly, have wc published
an untruthful letter, or one without the were exchanged across the interna made here by a number o f the leading
full and written consent o f the woman tional line about a mile west o f here buyers. “ The prune grower* of Doug
Monday night between patrols belong las county and C alifornia have placed
who wrote it.
their crop on a 6-cent basis,” said one
The reason that thousands o f women ing to the colored m ilitia troops from
buyer, “ and the Eastern distributors
from ail parts o f the country write such the District o f Columbia and a party
have refused to pay that price.”
An
grateful letters to the Lydia E. Pink- on the Mexican aide. The militiamen
other said several carloads had been
ham Medicine Co. is that Lydia E. Pink- say that they had halted some M exi
purchased for 7 cents, but recent offer*
barn a Vegetable Compound has brought cans who attempted to cross the line.
had not exceeded 6. Because of this,
health and hap( line sa into their lives, In answer to the challenge the M exi
cans fired. In the fusillade that fol local dealer* are making little effort to ,
once burdened with pain and auifering.
contract for the Ikiuglaa county crop.
I t has redeved women from some o f lowed the only casualty was the wound
the worst forms o f f^maie Alls, from dis ing o f one o f the Mexicans who had
Loganberry A creage Doubled.
placements, inflammation, ulceration, tried to cross. He is now a prisoner.
Sheridan, O r.— As the result o f a re
irregularities, nervouaaeee, w.-aknsso,
Old Songs m Litigation.
stomach trouble* and from the blue*.
cent visit here Thad H. Howe, a cap
New York — A suit contesting the italist o f Chicago, and owner o f the
I t is impossible for any woman wbe
ownership o f copyrights on “ Silver large Paradise farm o f this place, has
i t w e l l a n d who
has never •
' ,
r Threads Among the Gold,’ ’ and other announced he w ill double hie logan
old song* written by Hart P. Dank*, berry acreage next year.
He ha* 50
to realize how these
who died in 1903, ha« been begun in scree o f loganberries and owns his own
poor, suffering wo
men feel when re
the Federal court by hie widow against plant, which produced about 18,000
stored to h e a l t h ;
Elizabeth Adair Gordon and others, gallons o f the raw juice this season.
their keen desire to
song publisher*, under the name o f the
Mr. and Mrs. Howe visited the yard*
help oth-r women
estate o f Hamilton Gordon. The de during the picking season with the
who are suffering as
fendants are accused o f publishing business manager, N. W. Roundtree, o f
they did.
Dank*' song* without authority, and Portland. They were greatly pleased V
- thereby to hare made $100,040 profits. I with the loganberry juice prospects.
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S p r a y -a -C o w
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MOTORCYCLES ,nd BICYCLES
Washington, D. C.— President W il
son's week o f conferences with rank
ing officials o f the railroads and lead
ers of their employes threatening a
nation-wide strike are believed by all
parties to the controversy to have
brought the situation to a point where
decisive developments may be expected
within a few days.
W hile negotiations took no actual
s^ep Monday, the President replied in
directly to the contentions of the road
officials that the principle of arbitra
tion would be endangered by his plan
for putting the eight-hour basic day
into effect while a commission investi
gates its practicability and passes
upon other points at issue. In a tele
gram made public at the White House
the President declared he held firmly
to arbitration as a principle, and that
his plan strengthened rather than
weakened it. He also said that some
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