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I'AlllS, 8opt. 22. Prom r-nrls to
New York In n bottle auch Is the
lntcat sensation. Under ono ojt the
nrchwnya of tho Pont St. Michel, on
tlio Selno, two anon nro working In
tho greatest mystery on tho construc
tion of a cylindrical, bottlo-llke crnft
which Is to tako them ncross tho At-
lnntlc. Tho craft Is of wood and
tarred cardboard, with strong hoops
of Iron. It Is about 30 feet long and
7 Mi feet ncross. There Is a manhole
at each end. .
Tho master of this curious craft Is
turned seventy, and wears a blue suit
with no shirt underneath, and no
shoes. His long curls hnvo evident
ly known no barber's shears for many
a long year, for they reach to his
Bhouldcrs and mlngto with his pa
triarchal beard of snow white. Tho
old man Is a Greek, Constantino Pane-
jotil by name. Ills father was a
business man and left a comfortnblo
llttlo fortune, which" tho son dovs-.cs
to alleviating tho sufferings of his
less favored compatriots. M. Pane-
joftl's wnnts nro tow. Ho lives on
criiRtB, dried vegetables, and boiled
wntor, with no salt or butter. He
spends most of his spnro moments In
prayer. His only assistant In his
work on tho Seine Is a young work
man. "Tho new craft in tho slip," de
clares FnnoJottI "Is only n4 model.
Later on I proposo to build nnothcr
measuring 325 feet and driven by
threo 15 horsepower motors which
will develop a speed of 100 miles an
hour.
"Tho secret of my Invention lies in
tho action ot tho propellors, which
will cnablo my bottlo to rovolvo on I
Its own axis at a dlrzy Tate. Tho per
sons lnsldo will bo on a floor fitted
with rollers, which will remain com
pletely stable. My pupil and I In
tend to go from Paris to Havro, and
thonco to Now York.
"My boat," ho added." has no keel.
If by a shock or any other cause a
leak Is sprung, a stroke ot tho pro
pellers causes It to turn upsldo down,
and a leak can be repaired without
the least danger."
Legal blanks toi sale at the Mall
NKW YORK, Sent. 22. Popular
ily rests on ustonishhifr foundation
in lliee bir.nrro dnv when nil rosuU
of crime, misfortune wA ndvenliire
seem to lend to the vnndoille singe
nr the lecture platform, which are
first uoa-iin.
The oilier night lliey had a lecture
in tho Kjuscopal church at South
Xorwnlk, and jwliootnen juanUM all
Ihe entrance, though tho affair was
under the nu-juees of clergymen.
The reason T "Haiti Jack" Hose, the
Xew Work gambler, chief "simcnler"
of the Herman 15oenthnl murder
case, was the lecturer ami lie jiro-fe.-xcil
to lie afraid that Mime of the
New York guamen uoilld try to ''got
him' n he ieenpied the church pul
pit. "Whnt Makes Up t.ie Under
world" was the tliiny patctl crook's
topic, and the lecture was lis-leuul to
by 500 of the churchmen, their wives
daughters niul sons. The lecture
was to raiso money lo pay tiff the
church debt, ami "Hald Jack"' Hose
donated his services.
Hose went hcot free ami has been
n hero ever shfee. He has lectured
in New York nml Mirroonding towns.
A serial story by him, telling of his
Kinlitl life ns n gambler and thug,
of tho untlerworltl, took up two
whole pages excry Sunday for four
weck$ in ono of the New York news
paper. It was Jnck Hose's own re
fusal and not the fault pf the sen
sational malingers that tho ".-ipieal
cr" did not go on the vaudexille
fctuge.
Another soiutillnting example of
amazing popularity Is Mrs. Evelyn
Xesbit Tliaw, whoe hulinutl's
thrilling fight for liberty in Canada
and New England has been of in
tense public interest more than a
month. For weeks Mrs. Thaw hns
been he hendliner nt Hnmmerstcin's
vaudeville roof garden, in a danc
ing turn, and her popularity is en
tirely duo to ThawV doings.
A startling combination ot tho ori
ental and tho Jbllcal .was,, worn re
cently by Lady Constanco Stcwart-
IMchardson, who called on tho Olym-
Tribune office.
tf pic for Now York.
With tho mlddlo of September tho
flro season on tho national forests'
'has come practically to-an cud with
less damage than uxor recorded.
There Is nlwnyxlaomo danger from
.ciirlfssncss ot campers or of settlers
I burning brush ana clearing land, but
tho real danger season oxtomla only
from the Middle of Juno until tho
imbUIliYOf Sepember. ,
Forest otncers throughout tno
west nro congratulating theuisolves
on a season so markedly tree from
heavy losses. They feel that tho Im
munity from loss has been duo to
two principal causes, partly to a fav
orable season, but largoly to, n much
better organization for flro preven
tion than has been attained hereto
fore. Tho effectiveness of tho or-
i ganizaiion is snown particularly uj
tho fact that while thero wore In all
approximately 22(30 fires, as against
2170 last year, yet the area burned
so far this year is only about (30,000
acres as against 230,000 acres In
1012. and 7SO.00O In 1011. ,
I California, Arlxona and Now Mex
Mco have suffered most during tho
past season.
The various causes of fires havo
not changed greatly In their relntlvo
proportions. Ilnllroads and lightning
head tho list with campers next.
Thero has been, however, a marked
decrease in tho number ot flrca
caused by burning brush, which, ac
cording to tho forest officers. Indi
cates a closer co-operation with tho
settlers In and near the forests and
with tlmborland owners In fire pre
vention and control.
NEW YOltlx, Sopl. 22. Kv-l'tcs-ident
1loosoclt gave oul today in
some detail, for tho firs I tinny his
plniw for his forthcoming trip to
Southern America. i' . '
Tho colonel, his wifo and a parly
of friends will eao October -I, ar
ming in Hiti Janeiro October 22.
Mrs. KmiHovcIt will not stay.. but will
stmt 'for hiinm "when her hu,hu.inl
goes lo the interior.
Tho colonel will lecture in Kin
Janeiro, Sao l'aulo, Hiienoi Ayrcs
and later in several Chilean cities.
November I he will go mi river into
the interior. Accompanying him will
bo his son, Kormil, Secretary Har
per, Naturalists Cherrie and Miller,
and threo prominent men whose
names hnvo not jet been anitouuced.
The party's mission will be the
gathering of scientific facts for the
American Museum of Natural His
tory. It probably will return in tho
spring.
OF
WASIIINaiO.V, Sept. S3.- Follow
lug n coiiforoneo huro today with
Sonntors mutinous of North Carolina
utnl Hoko tyuilth nf-'fleorgln, lt -wm
announced nt thtfwhltn ttqusa tliat
PxeHl'dent Wilson hopes to .sign Jho
thrift bill not later than Thursday.
Tho ho u no and senate conferees, It
wna Hated, have practically settlod
all dl8iuted points, and only certain
udinlnlstratlvo features, tho Income
tax and tho nmendmetit taxing cot
ton futures remain to be adjusted.
Hltiuucil tn (tip Unit or (tin I'rltitiiMil
Theater anil Hlioppluit Dlslrtct
Itcciitly llctlcitiralcd anil HofurnlNliitl Tlirnuuhniit
mid llcttcr ICtpilpictl Todiiy tlutii liter lief ot it
., l.'iirtiiH'aii I'Iiiii
Itivom without Imtli, 91.0(1 per tiny nail up
,, IttHiuts with I'tKii, fi'J.OO per tiny ami up
(J. J. KAUl'.MASN, Miumger.
N. K. CliAIIKK, Ami. Mur.
POWERSME TO
OF CHINA
ST. l'ETEHSHl'HO, Sept. 22. -Great
Hritaln, Oenanny adn Franc)
liave notified Japan, in a joint iiute,
that if $hc lauds troops nt Nuukin;
the jwwerrf will do likewise, a Ccor ril
ing to today's St. Petersburg jn-pers.
SEATTLE, Wli.. Sept. 22.
Warrants have been Issued for the
arrest of George Hiim-Ii. who claims
to be an heir to a mrtioii of the
millions of Adolphus Husch, the St.
Louis brewery owner, charging htm
with bigamy in himug married Dor
othy Meyers, daughter o f.Mr. ami
Mrs. J. II, Meyers of this city. It
is alleged that V licit he married the
Seattle girl in Victoria in June, nml
later in Seattle at the reiptest of the
bride's parents, he already hud in
San Krnucisco a wife in the person
of Claude WiiuNor Husch.
The two warrant.-, for Hu.-ch's ar
rest were issued nt the request if
the San Francisco wife anil if the
parents of the Seattle wife. Husch
and his Seattle bride aru now be
lieved to be in Argentina.
Tho king now not only rofuses to
allow her to accept a tenant, but de
clined her offer to sell him her rights
for 2S,000-
FLOCK SURPRISES REV.
BOYLE ON 55TH DIRTHDAY
The How I). 1). 11olo of tho Chris
tlau church was fltty-flvo yonrs old
Saturday, and 75 members ot his
congregation surprised hint nt tho
homo of (leorgo Lnldloy on AVest
Ktovonth street, whom Mr, Hoylo had j
gone to call. A frosted cako, with
55 candles burning thereon to signify
tho number of years wan presented.
A gold-headed, Ivory-handled um
brella was given to tho ltov, lloylo by
the congregation, and prosontod by
.Mr. Schulor In n in'nt speech. Manyj'Jj
oilier rememurniices or tho day worn s
presented.
Clot Our Prices on What
WOOD
Yon Will Wiini for the Winter
TIER, CORD AND OAR LOTS
VALLEY FUEICO.
Successors lo Kou'hstoiu.
Cor. Fir and Second St. West. Tol. 70.
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE ON PREMISES
ON OCT 1, 1913, AT 2 P. M. SHARP.
55 ACRES OF4BEARING;ORCIIARD
WOMHX AVOID StKMLTV.
They nro reluctant lo mako
tho
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lonst I'ffort whim Mllffurlm. frnm illv.
xluess, backache. ho.idix.Mie. curvous- !
ness, tho blues, thnt bevliu: down,itj
pnln or a displacement. Yit they Ij
would llko to bo well. Why contlnt.a S
to suffer when tl uus.iatla of Amctl-!ij
IS Jicar Crock alfalfa land, llic bent in (ho valley, l-
catcd two miles north of Medford, Oregon. I'acifie !?
!s ic Kastern Railroad runs through tho tract, where
fruit and other produce can he loaded on the cars Jjl
without, any long haul. ill he sold in two or more ft
tracts. Correct acreage and terms will he given at If!
sale. Trees all standard varieties: !lo acres New-
towns and Spits, 7 to 10 years old; J) acres delicious &
can women nro IIvIik tostltnonl.tU for S J v,,ars 0(. (J ms .,nl f,.()m (() fj vcaw ()1(. ;j
rIJB!inll!!llM!,,i,M,,,,U1,lDi s ltiilHf cherries, iteaches, etc.' Improve- g
Compound has accompllHliril lu o.'er- S' j . Vt i i i t , i
eouiine aii .... i,,.i.im ..,. g iiiciits: A o. 1 two-story ton iwnii iiichIoi'II house, s
lug glorious health? iS largo barn and outbuildings, pumping plant with
: rrt .. P ' .v' ton thousand gallon taulc, entire tract can bo irri- i
vo secured the right for South- S i i r u n 1 t i i i . '
egon and Northern California j?,att,l fro,, KK''(,f li"?V ,"l- l'OSCIlt Will 01' righ
Composition Hoof Coating. S lOl two aciVS. AlacllHiery, tools 1111(1 livestock Will Jj;
I ha
orn Oregon
to uso
This tunterlal Is put on hot and will J 1)0 SOld ll )UrelUI.Ser8 (lO 110 1 WISlI tllO SIHIIO. I Vl'IIlS 'Jg
positively not run lit summer or crack J i will bo easv: Certified checks of II) per cent at tilllO j
In winter. PI'ut on over old paper q. ()f 8u Mfm.u ()f pnVIIItMlt IIS agreed HpOII lit S
roofing, shingles or tin will mako n f . f , ' hi g
now roof out of an old one. This 0 """',"' !, ,,,.,, c t t . S
will outwear roof paint many times ' &. Send this ad to yoill' friOlld who Wants II S
IS gootl orchard. S
over. Let me estlmnto your roof re
pairs. MI1 work guaranteed threo
years atnl jirlccs reasonable.
W. II. SMITH
.-jr. .V. Holly St. I'liono 017..M j
JO. B. JIALL, Owner,
WILLIAM U MM CI I. Auctioneer.
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