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MdE EIGIIT
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FAST MIST TO
TRY STARVATION
SEATTLE, March 22. l)r. Linda
Nurflold Ilimnrri, the fast euro spec
ialist who wni rocoutly convicted of
manslaughter for tho tlcntli of one of
her patients Clnlre Williamson, will
umlertnko nu absolute fast next
Tuesday morniup that will continue
A least thirty days anil may ro be
yn ml forty days.
Mrs. IlncKtinl claims that her poor
health resulting from the enormous
strain of her trial, absolutely re
quires such a fast at this time. She
only reserves the right to ue water
and the benefit of nlenty of fresh air.
Dr. Hazard during the past month
offered to lot the King County Med
ical association and three experts
who testified against her to choose
a committee to observe her fast and
place such restrictions as would
guarantee it as absolute bona fide
lint her offer has not been accepted.
WEST MAY ISSUE
PAROLE TO MORRIS
SALEM, Oro., March 22. Gover
nor West today declared he was fa
vorably Inclined toward tho applica
tion for parolo of Cashier W. Cooper
Morris, convicted of misuse of the
funds or the wrecked Oregon Trust &
Savings bank, now lu the Oregon pen
itentiary. He stated that ho had re
ferred the application to tho parole
board and that If that body recom
mended parole he would give Mor
ris' case as much consideration as
any.
Tho governor declared that the
outcome of the trials following the
wrecking or the bank was a rank
miscarriage of Justice. He said that
ir Morris had had the wealth and In
fluence of others against whom sim
ilar charges were made he would not
be serving time.
BANK ROBBER OEFERS IFIERCE BATTLE WITH
$2000 CASH BRIBES
LOS ANGELES, Cal , March 22.
Charles Dean, alias "Hoffman." held
on a charge of having assisted In
the robbery of more than a quarter
of a million dollars from the New
Westminster (11. C.) branch of the
Dank of Montreal, offered cash in
blocks of $2000 to be permitted to
escape from the county jail here, ac
cording to Turnkey Os-car Norrell.
Dean, Norrell declared, offered him
$2000 to aid his escape, stating that
similar amounts would be given to all
who helped.
ASUNCION, Paraguay. March 22
Revolutionary nnd government
forces are engaged lu a fierce con
flict near this city today. The tlht
Ing continues about equal, with heavy
losses on both sides. A number of
entrenched polnt3 have been taken
and re-taken.
The trouble has been going on since
the failure of the proposed peace
pact on March 16, and tho outcome Is
uncertain of prediction.
SEND DELEGATION TO
EUROPE EOR FAIR
SURELY ROGUE RIVER
HENS CAN BEAT THIS!
FIFTY-TWO CORPSES
RECOVERED FROM Ml
McCURTAIN, Okln., March 22.
Fifty-two is the total of corpses re
moved from the burning mine of the
Snn Hois Coal company today. Thir
ty other bodies have been located in
the mine, and 25 miners were rescued
alive, making a total of 107 of the
entomber men accounted, for.
Funerals of twenty-five of twenty
five of tho victims were held here to
day. ROOSEVELT'S PETITIONS
FILED FOR CALIFORNIA
SACRAMENTO. Cal., March 22.
With the filing of all the Roosevelt
petitions with tho exception of that
from Los Angeles, tho colonel's
friends today claimed first place on
the republican ballot. Not one of tho
Taft nomination petitions has yet
been filed. La Follette petitions also
aro as yet to be heard from.
Woodrow Wilson will run close to
Roosevelt In tho time of complete
nomination. His petitions will be all
on file by tonight. Only one Clark
petition has been received.
ALUMINUM TRUST AGREES
TO VOLUNTARILY DISSOLVE
WASHINGTON', March 22. The
aluminum trttht today completed ne
gotiations with the department of
justico by which it will voluntarily
disintegrate. It has plants in New
York, Pennsylvania and Canada.
" Kahn Off for Europe.
WASHINGTON, March 22. Con
gresMiHin Julius Kahn of California
expects (o leave- tomorrow for a
month's rest nnd visit nt one of the
European re-sorts. His health bus
been poor of late.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 22. Gov
ernor Thomas It. Marshall of Indi
ana, temporary chairman of tho lu
dlana state democratic convention, In
his address urged democrats to go
this year to tho people upon a plat
form tho cardinal prlnciplo of which
Ib opposition to special privilege.
Govornor Marshall was Indorsed for
tho presidency.
Governor Marshall said In part:
"With republican quarrols and
controversies wo have nothing to do.
Wo dare not rely upon tho weakness
of our opposition and it would bo
cowardly to do so did wo daro. Sixty
years is but a point In tho circle of
civilization, yet tho last sixty have
produced two men whoso views will
leavo an Impress upon all time, No
Jlborty lovor will ever care to forget
tho name of Lincoln and uono will
be ablo to forget tho uamo of Itoose-
voH.
WASHINGTON, March 22. The
Pacific ConM congressional delega
tion today i in consultation with
President Taft as to the personnel of
a committee which will go to Europe
to boom the 1915 Panama exiMisitiim
in Sau Francisco.
The president probably will ap
point one nnny and one navy man,
two diplomats two government offi
cials and other prominent men :o
represent the fair abroad. Their ev
penses" will be paid by the Panama
Pacific exposition company.
FOURTEEN PASSENGERS
INJURED IN WRECK
LOS ANGELES. March 22 -The
result of the efforts of the dimiuu
the black Minorca the largest ei;-c
'reported is in the hands of John
Davis today. It weighs u 1-1 ounce-
nnd is S :M by 0' 7-S inches m diam
eter. E -SECRETARY NOBLE
DEAD AT ST. LOUIS
FORT WILLIAM, Out., March 22.
Fourteen passengers were serious
ly hurt today when four conches of
the second section of the Vancouver
Express of the Canadian Pacific rail
way left the rails nt Jackfisb, north
of Lake Superior, and rolled down
an embankment.
The injured passengers were taken
to a hospital at Port Arthur. A bro
ken rail caused the accident.
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
BILL FOR NEBRASKA
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 22.
The house District of Columbia com
mittee today heard Congressman Nor
ris of Nebraska discuss his bill for a
presidential primary In the district.
Congressman Hughes of New Jersey,
who represented tho Wilson adher
ents, said they favored such a primary.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., March 22. John
W. Noble, aged SO. a veteran of the
civil war and secretary of the Inte
rior In tho administration of Presi
dent lleujamln Harrison, died at his
homo here this afternoon.
Taxi HoblK-r r.onlenoctl
NEW YORK, March 21. Geno
Montnnia, chauffeur for tho taxlcali
handlts found guilty of robbery to
day has been sentenced to from ten
to eighteen years In stato's prison.
Only 50 Cents
That's All It Cost to Put Your Had
Rebellious Stouuich in Finn
Condition
In Just five minutes that distress
ing lump will pass away If you take
one or two little MI-O-NA tablets.
It is really a crlmo for any person
to go on suffering from an out of
order stomach becauso such a condi
tion leads to blood poison, causes
dull eyes, sallow skin, pimples,
blotches and unsightly blemishes.
Why not get rid of Indigestion,
sourness, gas, nervousness, bilious
ness? It's easy enough. MI-O-NA
stomach tablets banish all stomach
misery, or money back.
Large metal box for only 50 cents
at Chas. Strang's and druggists everywhere.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Jergeus Talcum Powder, 1 pound can .... 15
Colgate's Talcum Powder, 25c size 15c
Jergeus Pace Cream 15c1
iTdrgcns Glyccriue and Camphor lee lOd
Jergens Perfumes, bottle 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c
Bixby's Liquid Shoe Polish 10c
Shinola Shoe Polish, 10c size ,box 5c
Japanese Matting Canvas Bound Shopping
Bags, 3 sizes, choice 25d
Sanitary Paper Drinking Cups 10 Tor 5
Sanitary Paper Drinking Cups 25 for 10
UNION COOKING BAGS
3 sizes; 30 Bags in package 25c
HOSIERY
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, pair 10
Misses' Fast Black Bibbed Hose, pair lOp
Men's Fast Black Socks, pair lOe
Misses' Lisle Finish Hose, 5 to 9'(j, pair.. ..15
Boys' Ribbed Hose, 25c, value, pair 15p
Ladies' Silk Lisle Hose, double heel and toe,
garter top, a 35c quality everywhere; here,
colors black, tan and white, sizes 8 to 10,
pair , 25
Men's Black Silk Hose sizes 9 to liy2 pr.
Men's Leather Work
Gloves 50 pair
Ladies' Leather
Gauntlett Gloves, 75c
value, 50 pair
10,000 EASTER CARDS 1 CENT EACH
HUSSEY'S
MANN'S r,.. MANN'S
DcU&dlll HWft
CENTRAL AVE., NEAR P. O.
CENTRAL AVE., NEAR P. O.
Saturday, Mar. 23 to Saturday, Mar. 30
50 - SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN ALL DEP'TS. - 50
A chain is no stronger than its weakest link - There are no weak links in this chain of bargains
WASH CLOTH PRINTS ' OILCLOTH MUSLIN PETTICOATS
, best qualitw ,, ,, , , , Bleached, 12 l-2c iMadcofgnnd
i)c ones, cn.-h. vimi, ' tilivcl, a yard, rml0i yjml, Cha.ubry
2c 5c 18c 9c 48c
GINGHAM PILLOW SLIPS gHEETS TOWELS fiATH T0WELS
Best quality tor worth lhc, worth Sc.
aprons, yard, each. worth (iOe, each, each, Worth 20c, each
7c lie 39c 4c 12 l-2c
CRASH ' BED SPREADS JAPANESE CAMBRIC WATNqnmc
for towels. UV $1.25 values, CREPES MUSLIN aumhuua
grade, a vard, each, special, yard, 12.jc grade, a Worth lKc,a yard
8c 98c 19c 9c 12 l-2c
WARNER'S CHILDREN'S CHILDREN'S wnMPN,q PERSIAN
RUSTPROOF WASH GINGHAM ?iLS ppTTTC-OATq
CORSETS DRESSES DRESSES HOUSE FkHlUUAlb
n pair each, I each, DRESSES $1.25 grade
$1.00 39c 69c $1.25 79c
tjvJqttt WIDE TOR- FINE INDIA LINON NEW
NEARSILK CH0N lje yAL LA0E wm.th rJ1 LINGERIE
F&rilCOAib 15c grade, a yard, worth 15c, a vard, rial, a vard WAISTS
each, .
48c Sc 5c 9c $1.25
C2aS?1D WHITE TABLE HUCK CHILDREN'S BELTS
tiatytaqtt DAMASK TOWELS BLACK HOSE Values up to
vil a yard, worth 18c, each, a pair $1.50, each
39c 29c 10c 9c 48c
COLGATE'S CHILDREN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S
TALCUM jjQnm WAISTS H0SE SLEEVELESS xjqn SUITS
POWDER ?r11, WA1Hia SUPPORTERS VESTS Yi quit
a can, 1;x valuos' 0U(,h' 25c ones, pair, each u Mllt
19fi 10c 10c 10c 29c
COLLAR AND BLACK LISLE GOOD MESS ALINE FOULARD
CUFF SETS HOSE SCISSORS SILK SILKS
worth 35c, 'a set, a pair, all sizes, a pair, 75c grade, a yard 75c values, a yard
19c 25c 39c 48c 48c
WAISTS
Made of good
Percale
69c
WOMEN'S
HOSE
Fast black, a pair
9c
KAYSER'S r
LISLE GLOVES
a pair
25c
DRESS
BATISTE
Worth K)e, a yard
7c
CHILDREN'S
BLACK
TIGHTS
a pair
19c
BAGS J
Values up to $1,
each
48c
WIDE
EMBROIDERY
Worth 15e a yard
10c
NECKWEAR
Values up to $1
each
23c
MANN'S Second Bargain WeeK MANN'S
Central Avenue Near P. O. Saturday March 23 to -Saturday March 30 Cenlrul Avenue- Near 1. O.
NEW THOUGHT MEETINGS
Are Held in JIooso Hnll every
Thursday at 3 p. in. Everybody
invited.
F0RDE CAN DO IT
Do you want your lawn put in
flrut cIuhh hkapeT All work
guaranteed. Lciivo nddrefiH with
II. II. 'attern, Quaker N'urwery,
Naflh hotel.
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B & C SPECIAL
APPLE BLOSSOM
FLOUR
We will demonstrate to Hedford Families ils pre
eminence in value giving quality and in order to in
troduce it. to our many new customers, also give our
old customers the benefit of this reduction. Remem
ber, this is no cheaply Advertised so-called hard
wheat flour.
Used by Hertford families four years, which is
sufficient proof as to quality.
Saturday Only
$1.50 48-pound Bag
Most complete assortment of Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables in the city.
Very special, Grape Fruit 50c dozen.
Sweet, Juicy, Sunkist Oranges Saturday only
20c dozen
See our Unadvertised Specials
Under New Hnnagcmcut
ROSE5 R0 5E5
It's time now to plant rose bushes. A fino line of
home-grown stock two years old.
AlunyH a I .urn" l.luo of IVexli Cut I'Iouitn on Hum!
Medford Greenhouse
Home 237-X Main 37-11
923 East Main
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"AUKXICA't 1'lNHT I'lUUMNU MlLLk"
Costs more sack
Costs less l
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LOAF
rUTIWRlTlF.S concede that the Fibhkr
Kloumno Mii.i.h Comi'anv has the most tier-
'feci I v constructed, host arranged and modem
criuinnctl (riant ever huilt in this country. It cnmloyi
onlv the most experienced millers and uses selected
hasten) Hard Wheat and choice Western Soft Wheat
in producing
FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR
Naturally, It toits more to turn nut tlili new, IiIkIi Krnile Mriul than
it iloei to make tlmiilcr ami Icin carefully handled Hour. Ilrncr,
lu iirire cr tack is illiililly more, liuinuicli o it li not dour
mil loavca 01 urcau mat wc cal, ami as I'laiimi jilinii iiukci
mure loavci, In proportion to It cotl, Iknii ilort any other
flour, limnrwlvr ami ntlicr tiling It have the latMactlon
of knowing that they ore really Kcttlnu more ami Utter
value) for their money, I'ihiuh IIund coin mora
at flour, but it rIvcs more, txitli In iiiillty
aim cjiioniiiy 01 loavci, ami n tiicrrtorn
actually more economical to Imy
ami tine inaii ure (lie
cheaper liramli.
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