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HONG KONG KOLUM
No ubo to havco mloncy without
lienlth no uso havco health without
mlonoy nlclthor ono rilooil without
otuor,
TIwo ordors wlost blook ngcnls
nctoo nllatlmo ono to got out nnd
ono to ntny out.
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JOHN P. TYCIC
Watchmaker
Tama, Iowa,
A Now Ono
(From Weaton llllnolnn.)
Mra. Ilohort Snllshury entortnlncd
at n bntlyoom jliowcr In honor of
Miss Edna Dcano on Wednesday af
ternoon, An Honest Man
1 am nn HONEST HAN.
I am SILENT.
1 MIND MY OWN I1U8INESS.
I AM ALWAYS AIIOVH 1IOAUD.
I am a CHESSMAN.
HlKht Art
What liavo artists loved to draw
most, throughout tho ages?
That's Itl Rome moan oort of guy
Is hound to shout "their wikoh."
Certainly, If
'.Could you bo BatlsMod with lovo
In a cottngo?" ho asked.
"Huroly." eald Bho. "If It woro
at Pulin Denolt lu tho winter, nt Pas
adena In tho onrliiK, at Newport in
tho summer, and at Lenox In tho au
tumn." Ciiriofilty
Profossor Yos, madam, I havo
spent SO years studying tho spots on
tho faco of tho nun,
She Goodnofisl nnd then thoy Bay
womon nro oiirloiiHl -Puck,
Now Can Ho?
llrldo And now, Cliolly, that wo
nro marrlud you must toll mo every
thing. lionohond Hubby I say, my doah,
I cawn't do that y' know I doan't
know ovorythlng.
Stella's ll.nrpilu Counter
Many a girl ball fan gooa to tho
Ramos only no nho can hoop hor ojo
pn tho "d.lumond."
When n guw hiiBd eomo girls tboy
luiiiiudlutoly got up In arms about It.
Curious Xiiws of tho Week
Tho wlfo of n Now York harbor
has presented hor husband with thalr
nlnoteonth baby,
A Now York man, nrrosted In
Stamford, Conn., waived extradition
.provided tho dotoctlvos took him to
,a party. Ho tangoed all evening
then went off to Jail,
", Tollco station eat In New York ro
iplaced liar drowned kittons by etonl-
jlng 15 othors from nolghborlng col-
rJara,
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JTarrilV Ills JhuU
Officor (sovorely is this rifle sup
posed to havo been oloanad?
Keeewt Kocrult Woll, sir yos.
Hut yn know what thoso oervant
tials are! -Punch.
FRENCH SEE IN
HESPERIAN
NW
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CRISIS
PARIS, Sept. 0, 12:.rj5 a. m. Great
prominenco is given by tho morning
papers to tho torpedoing of the Hos
perinn. AH declare themselves nt ft
loss to find n, theory to ncoount for
such ft proceeding by n Gorman sub
marine nix days nfler Ambassador
Von Bornstorff'B solemn assurnncoH
to the United Stntos.
"It remains to bo seen," snys tho
Petit Pnrisicn, "kpv American opin
ion will tnko the event. In nil like
lihood tho torpedoing of the Hesper
ian will bring hack tho stnto of ten
sion which Ambassador Von Herns
torff flattered himself had been dis
pelled, for Amcriunns will rcalizo tlint
illusory promises of tho imperial nra
bnssador furnish not tho slightest ad
ditional guarantee to those of them
who nro culled upon to cross tho At
lantic." KAISER VIOLATES PROMISE
( Continued trom pa go ono)
uiven to tho liner. Persons so far
seen by Mr. Frost elnto that no
warning was given.
Tho list of identified survivors etill
leaven a considerable number of per
sons unnccountcd for. The Allan line
is confident tho final checking tip
will show no loss of life except for
tho death of ono or two persons after
reaching Quccnstown.
LONDON, Sept. 0. The American
consul nt Quoonntown, Wesley Frost,
telegraphed today to tho American
embassy that tho admiralty authori
ties hnd not been infonncd officially
that tho Hesperian had been torpe
doed without warning, but that they
believed this was tho cause. None of
tho officers of the Hesperian, except
nn nssistnnt purser, hns yet arrived
at Queonstown. This man nnd vari
ous passengers interviewed by Mr.
Frost agreed on tho statement that
warning was given.
Mr. Frost's message nlso said thnt
forly-fivo unorganized Canadian
troops wero on board, most of them
invalided, nnd that tho Hesperian hnd
it 4.7-inch gurrmounted nstorn.
Tho consul has been unnblo to lcani
of moro than two Americans wo
were on tho Hesperian, but memborx
of tho crow, mid both reported to
havo been saved.
From stories told by survivors tho
detailed account of tho disnstor grad
ually is being unfolded. Most of the
passengers sny thoro is no doubt the
ftttaok wob made by ft German sub
marine, nnd Koino of them sny they
board tho lookout shout, "Submarine
on starboard qunitor." Tims i'nr no
statement hns been mndo by nny sur
vivor who tmw n submurino or n tor
pedo. All ngrco tho Hesperian was struok
on the starboard sidn between the
foremast and tho bridge. Lifeboats
wero launelied in tho datkucss, but
without panio. Tho fourth and fifth
boats wore lowered uuovenly mid
ovei turned, (ho occupants being
thrown into tho wntor. Some of them
woro injured.
At tho London office of tho Allan
lino it is stated that nil passengers
reached Quccnstown safely. Some
of tho rescued, however, sny they
hoard orios for help from oroig in
tho wntor.
A woman in one of tho lifeboats
stopped n small leak by removing n
stocking mid stuffintr it into tho hole
Throo Sister of Meroy woro among
tho lust to dwit from tho Hesper
ian. One of the passengers nsserts
thnt si.ty persons wero crowded into
a lifeboat liming n capacity of forty.
$5
SHOOTS LADY
LOS ANCSKLKS, Sopt. C Angered
when a motor bus driver naked $5
to bring n party from Vonlco to Los
Angelon, a man passongor opened fire
with a revolvor today, shooting four
bullets ono ot which wounded Mrs,
Margaret Waters In tho knoe. The
police began a search for him, whoso
name was said to bo Kriiost ltood,
Postal Clerks Convene
SAN FHANC1SCO, Sept. tl. "Hot
ter Miy and kIioi ter liouio" u tho nlo
Itnu of the dcl.utes to tho National
Federation of Postoftioo Clerks that
wh to open lieiv todnj for a week'
Ketiwiun.
JoKn A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
La ay Assistant
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Joining Iho colors I At the left, n sqund of Iloumnninn youths lined up
ready to enlist in expectation of war. At the right, tno ot Itoainnnian
peasants who make remarkable soldiers.
EEFORI 10 SAVE
E BY CREW
LIVERPOOL, Sept. fi, 30:37 a. m.
Word lias been received here thnt
tho Hesperian whilo mnking her wny
back to Quccnstown sank nt 0:15 n.
jn.- today.. Wireless reports said
Captain Mnin nnd tho crew were
tnken off snfely.
The Hesperian remained nflont vir
tually thirty-four hours nfter being
stnick, and it was hoped sho could bo
towed into Quccnstown. Captain Main
nnd tho only members of tho crow
hud remained aboard. Several steam
ers wero standing by.
Lata reports showed the Hesperian
was down by tho bow to about thirty
five feet, wlih water in tho two for
wnrd compartments. Captain Main
was then on the bridge, hopeful of be
ing able to save his vossel.
Major J. S. Harres, n Cnnndion of
ficer, and Lieutenant Lewis of one of
tho Ilritisli rescue, ships, nssisted the
Hcspcrinns engineer in closing tho
bulkhead doors.
HUNTER KILLED
(Continue from Page Ono).
in so doing ho threw the gun from
him, discharging when it struok, nnd
fatally wounding him. His shoos were
smooth, mid the tragedy is traced to
this oauso. Tho evidence showed that
it was impossible for him to havo been
shot by any of tho hunters in the
neighborhood.
This is the first bunting tragedy of
tho bcasnn.
The coroner's jury was composed
of F. M. Wilson, C. W. Crnlg, II. C.
Ilurgpss, William Scott, F. O. Gott
wiukle nnd 1). T. Lawtou.
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OF PORTLAND
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OP HIS
DENTAL OFFICE IN THE ATKINS BUILDING, COR
NER MAIN AND CENTRAL, FORMERLY OCCU
PIED BY DR. DEANE.
DR. JONES HAS BEEN PRACTICING DENTIS
TRY IN PORTLAND FOR THE PAST 18 YEARS,
HAVING A LARGE ACQUAINTANCE ALL OVER
THE STATE. THE DOCTOR IS WELL KNOWN AS
A CAREFUL AND CONSCIENTIOUS GENTLEMAN
IN HIS DEALINGS WITH THE PUBLIC. A SHARE
OF YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE APPRECIATED.
OFFICE HOURS 8 TO 6
I will take pleasure in advising you as to what is best in your particular case.
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ty-two years' experience in practice of dentistry.
SPECIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS
Best 22k. Gold Crowns, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00, according to size.
Best Rubber Sets of Teeth $10. Sntisfartion fullv eunrnnteetl in ovorv case.
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TO FIGhT FOR R0UM ANIA IF
ERI
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WASinNGTON, Sept. 0. There
was no comment on tho Hesperian
disaster from either tho White House
or stale dcpuitmcut today, but high
officials, it was understood, thought
it inconceivable thnt n German com
mander had nttaoked a jieaccful pas
senger linor without wnrning in view
of the recently oxpresxed attitude of
the German imperial government.
First reports from Consul Frost nt
Queeiislown stated the Hespcrial car
ried a '1.7-ineb rifle mounted aft.
That is permissible for defensive
purposes under international law. It
was suggested, bowecr, Hint tho
presence of the gun might figure un
der soulo circumstances in the sub
inarino commander's explanation to
the Berlin admiralty.
LOST HESPERIAN
MO.VritBAL, Sept C Thoro was
no gun nboard tho linor Hcsporinn,
according to And-ow II. Allan of tho
Allan lino In commenting on tho dis
patches ot tho American consul In
Queonstown, which indicated tho
Htoamor had 4.7 Inch rifle mounted
astorn.
Twelve Million See Fair
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 0. The
total attendance nt the Panama-Pacific
exposition has passed the l'J,
000,000 mark, it was announced here
cnily today.
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BRINGS
SILENCE
WASHNGTON
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NECESSARY
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YEGGS FAIL IN
ATTEMPT TO ROB
LUMBER VAULT
Yeggs entered tho offlco ot tho
Medford Lumber company Sunday
night and attomptcd to blow open
tho nnfo. They drilled holes in tho
door, and poured In the nitroglycerine
but tho oxploslvo was so weak that
when discharged It only cracked tho
door, provontlng any entrance Noth
ing was In tho safo but papers. Tho
attempted robbery was reported to
the police this morning.
llurglars Sunday entered the rcsl
denco of L. 8. Schnobly and stole a
gold watch and chain, two rings, two
stick pins, nnd other trinkets. They
forced a back door to secureTontrnnco.
$36,684 IN GIFTS
SPOKANH, Wash., Sept. fi.-The
Columbia liver conferenco of the
Mothodiht I'piscopal church received
$nn,(18-l in benevolent collections, ac
cording to a group to Iho conference
in session bore. Bishop Cooke, in
speaking of tbis, congratulated the
conference, snjing that the financial
depression wns but little felt in this
section of the country.
Most of the morning session was
given to tho rending of loports. The
assignment of ministorb will ho an
nounced tonight.
Extend Yankee Control
WASHINGTON, Sept. fl. -American
control of llaitien customs has
been extended to Jcrcmin. It is the
seventh port to bo taken over. Only
three now remain under llaitien con
trol. 204 MAIN ST.
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BERLIN CHARGES
MISUSE OF RED
CROSS EMBLEM
BERLIN, Sept. 0, bv wireless to
.Snjillo. The official statement
issued nt Vienna on September f, as
received hero, contains the follewing:
"A Red Crow flng 1ms been flown
over tho monastery at Lukzanow,
which is in tho midst of tho Hussion
front. Since it is improhnblo tlmt the
Russirns would establish n hospital
in the midst of their fighting lino, nnd
since tho Aust ruins made it absolute
ly certain that tho monastery had
been strongly fortified, it is to bo ox
pected thnt the Russians will soon
make n report about thoir own mis
use of international emigre, slating
that the Red Cross wn filed upon,
i
The version of the Austrian offic
ial statement of yesterday which was
received by way of London did not
contain the foregoing pitngc. Ap
parently it was eliminated by the
British censors.
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Tho naw mnnnfft-r of the Stnv Theater has snout
ten years in the picture business, taking moving pie
tures and operating theaters, understands tho&busi-.
ness thoroughly and will not only maintain tho high
standing of the theater, but will endeavor to improve
it. New picture machines will suon be installed and
other improvements made.
AVo will continue tho famous
PARAMOUNT, PATHE AND MUTUAL
PICTURES
giving the people the best that can bo obtained.
"Within the next ten days we will put on some
thing new for IMedford theatergoers. Keep your
eyes on tho Star for new Stunts.
TODAY ONLY
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