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TAFF OUTLINES
WORLDS STRANGEST MURDER TEST. CALF IS DRESSED ti MAN' S CLOTHES, AND SHOT!
M.ilk Wcathcllold l
PLANSOFLEAGU
TO FORCE PEAC
Objoct Not to Urne President to Take
Stops to End Present War, But
Asks Acceptance hy United States
in World Court to Use International
Force to Enforce Its Decrees.
Tlie lf wax sacrificed and the.
I'oiIImh mutilated to allow that Mum
Imllet whl'h Killed William II Dirk
en a he iiit lit hln home with lil-1
wife, Nov. SO, 191.", could not hav
heen fired from the high power rifle i
I owned 11 nin nun.
fha ftnl hdt naauul rimnlef nl I
through Dickens' body and embedded
Itseir In the ball behind him. It was
fired from outelds tli house throuKh
the glass of a nearby window. i
The bullet fired thrSHRh a similar
window into the calf and the two
WASHINGTON, Ma) 86. The oli
Ject of the League to ICnforre Peace
Is not to tirge 1'realdenl Wilson to
talte steps to atop tho present war
fotiner l'realtlont Tuft, piealdent of
the li'flRiie, declared today, In open-Ink-
iiK two daya' aoaston hero.
We nr not hero," lis said, "to
m, i the present adtnlnlalratlon to
t 1 1 tens to atop the war. Not that
i .ui' not hopeful that inch steps
lu.i in taken, bnl wn believe that h
ilnl nil purposo, a purpose with llml
t, ill. in- for an sBSOrtatlon Ilka thin,
iv nuh mote likely to he rlled
tl in i . nernl platform for the beiii'
m i humanity."
i i l ague Imped, Mr. Tnft said,
f ji i world agreement on a method
to ii ti ' war tea probable.
Tiifl'x I'Iihi to .Vullnn.
Mn I'lanrM or membership by the
I t, t' .1 Mutes in a world rourt In
tin Joint itowera would use
ti r aimed and economic forces to
ti iot' i its decree n the Interest of
.ui i ii ihoiiul peace, wan urged loditv
'(.lux i President Tuft befnte the
1 , it In Hnforee peace, of which he
t rililcnt.
Ili .nldreaa waa closely confined
to tin technical legal question In-
mi' .1 In Joinder by tho I'lilted
i,l in Htirh an International iri-
i i , . 1 lie denied that aurh action
wt '1 nirlall the irtiwor and author
It i' tltlter the president or ron
tt i.'. limiting the ronatlttillonal
ui filtm of tho latter iMHly to de-
llli ' .11
l I' ill explained that tho league's
1 1 orni proposes compulsory sub-
0.1 to the world com I of nil lu
minal dispute not settled hy
H'ntir negotiation and which are
llHa'de "
itnlng to the so-called Itryan
i in-lit lea with ICngland ami
mi Mr Taft said It wm argusd
it Miration stipulation In them
u leKatlon or the authority or
Miiient and senate over our
ti r lutloua.
Trentles lllffii'-iNl.
I it upon reason this objection la
- i ti n inle," ultl Mr Taft. Since the
', nii.i) if 17l. Mr. Taft elated.
, inerirau nation bad been a
in eighty-four International
t i of which the United State
niMiUetl In two-thlrda.
lit t'li of tbeae, whirh were noun-
t - in atles," Mr. Taft continued.
t - i. in er suggested (hat the gov-
i Mm nt waa delegating any power
u n the tribunal. A submission
f , imhrtul question la not a dele-
i .n nf noer to an agent- It la a
, i i- inn of an Issue to u Judge,
- i ii in a mlanomer to rait such
i i ion a delegation."
H iik to the qussttou of the duty
I .noil belonging to the proponed
rt to uae IU army and navy
toning Ita decrees upon other
that Hbotild go to war in
, i , f the rourl'a dwreea, Mr.
i . .i, laauti with former Hvcri'
i i Mute llran regarding M
. iMitetitloa that eonain nmn
iitlmenl would In' n " v
I St.ilen eoulil "I'll
i. in. I l
i niik lh.it II !
i ..niinl.illon Mr
m& ' WAto sts $
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I'lltii'ipitls in tin Itniililer, Cttlo.,
iniiiilcr cji-c, unit lii'Hli of I h imIiI
ttl niiiili' In ffftnt to ftio nun ui'
iiiiiiili'ifil iieui.
A ealf ilri'Kfi'd In the iloibex of n
man was nhot to deal It and two hu
man lio.llt'H were riddled with littlleta
In an effort made li the fiinill) of
Itlenrl IHiki'iiH to itiie thai lie (lid
not kill hln neallht fiillur ai I .otic
niiilil iiinl to "tiM' him rroiii a linn
defer h lull'
MRS. W.H.DlCKUrtS.
Thene KnieKoine experlnieutH per-
hiiiH the MroiiKi'M In the lilcloty of
intirder (rlnN w en. the 1 1 mux of the
most hi m.itloiml tnHter tliaf Iiiim
rli'f Hi in ll till . Mule
coriixeM lirolie to hlta Inaide tho hodloa
and none of the pleuea eeu reiichml
he wall
Tin tlefenap ileiiottda upon tho toe.
nnion of the export who eonditeled
the experiments to clear Rlentl, on
lrl.il here.
Itlenrl waa arrealed after detectives
li.nl altnoit given up hope of raptur
ing a HiiHpcft. Then the dlnrovered
that the aou had ptirehaxed it high
power rifle and n ellenrer In Denver.
Mnnv prominent people In Long
tiiont teatlfled aa to the good char
acter of KUiir.1 and hie tordlal reln
tloiix with Ii Im father. Chief of llinae
mm hi" tnollier who wax altnoat graK-
ed li the IXlllet that killed her llllN
hand
. ,i .... i in i.,..i i. ii .1 !'. iiilinnn 1.1,
U. Al.uk Wi'.illlillKMI .H .iimiij . i.. i I- - -
,,. , i Hen Sheldon t unit i . .. i iwum'
" Vi.t .... iPtm v o -title. Hen Oleott j Tor joint M-pieM.nt.itixe. .1. K. , Ho-
I.ec.Mv,, .he ilemorratie mlorHnent avil le.l with ao M"' lM""
i ,th 74 xote.. Other immtw written H. II. I . (Iln-ooek IW. W. H. rc 14.
.., v.te: Mmk Woulhwfom 1. ( H. For cttnty e.Minn.i.to..er tlu'.f were
m i i: r iti..bt.,v. rn 2tt timne writtel tlie lenders lio-
l'..i in-t.ie ,,r the Hitpmne court. I inT J"c Itwinmi ':. W. W. fl"oiy
ii. ,.. ( . Ilh.keley .,. Oeorge II. Iltir- l!M. Frwl Furry 581. Oeorn L.vinnn 18.
. - ,i , i. .. e. rt-ll 1 rt-
iii ii i. r. . .tioore
W.ll.l Wi-t 1. II. I
I ' i i.T.li nt '1 ! rfrtfimnfc '
r.,r ilnirv ami footl eouimiaeioner. ' initK'.l lr county elorlt, reeeivinjr -ih
F. I). Mifklf. Hie irpulilirau nniuiiW."te uoint 0" for Lee Jnrobs and
1185 Democratic Votes for Wilton ie.-e.ed the demoemtie indorsement "T fr orjB flnnlner, renublionn
tth It voten. t)t hew fited for nominee,
WILSON POLLED
SOLID VOTE IN
LPRB
MARY
S, (Jnllowny 1. Oa-jJoo nlci- 1. Heorge Owen 14, Lnw
. Norton 4, V. L. 'mice riinfielil (I.
. II. Jlllicr OI UOHimn nn imiiii-
marshall for Vice-President Out
runs Major Neff Leads Electors
Joe Becman for County Commis
sioner Towne and DcArmond Win.
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, tin Mitli.i.li-i
j l.ii-ciuil I'lniii Ii iii wt.l.iw-. nf nun -
i-leiv. Will he iiicI.iimmI ii, till' tVnlllt
i n n ri"iiliiiiuii iiilupii.1 liv the item-
BY DEMOCRATS
MOTHER 10 NOT
10 KISS ORPET
:..i t.: UPRISING THREATENS
WW l KKtIAN. III. Mi.
eiMtrl lmlil yl-illlt.il pli
In the Mute In irctrnt il. iii.ni-lta
lion- ut' nt teettun tnwiii.N her -u In
i(1, i", muilier. The Male .hurts.. I
i Iii I Mi- MrpH tluiU eiiliiiil the
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ii in
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MlIU Wi
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n. Hon" in at
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Mr Taft utati'd
i -m iii i- under
ii to defend
i.i.ht. iiiiui
I '.i n i' in a.
Tii in dut
thiougb tl
rierlarlog wi
that dfirl rongroM of Ita aiwr
o declare w.n ' ' - "- ,l ,u" ""
Ulli.-lioli an i nil''
, ,ii mi I . .Ii-. I arged
,i uuil uf i. nihil "' lu
hi li-" ll. il ' 1MHW
Tll.Hll.ll llll' I.'J.IC -IM I lll III
teen M.tc in .mm in... ... .inch- ,.,.rWlla-N VI,1MI
oll Volllit, Tlliuilore Knu-i'tcll n,- lee-illltrter- u tin
eineil the iiiiiiiinnlii'ii Im inv-iileiit, retired innn i.i Tin
noiiiK out Wiioilriiw WiUon, who uo tt" "' "''I.
i i, i. .. i ti- i ' The tiuhi In ii ciii'- lcnc .if nb-
, , M-iiee tor tniel, Mmlv noil rest, utter
2. fiver l.nll or the jr..t..n.-ivt. vol- , llt. Vl.,ir, ,., .ini,.t tt
eti did not Mite for n cnuliilnle I'ur b,- uiven In tnim tci. In n re-nliiliiin
thi oflicc. Albert t'liliimiii-i received "I'l'i' il U the . ..niimll.-e on iliuer-
one oe. Woii-imIi i. in bcliim! In- "" "!I11 '" ","""1' "', l"'"'-
ticket Jl.
Ilirain Jnlin-.iii (' i ' m.i .i
the unilllililoilN elmue li.r ice-n. -i-ilent,
eel' olcr eiiitiiik' n bullut lur
him,
llniinelt (lllu;licr, Tout 'iiiiiiIhII,
.Malcolm t link u,l F. II. I.imi- were
eluiKt'ii u elect or.
W. I'. llawlev unu (he eliuice lor
rereeiilntie in the lir-t .11 int.
lieu Dleutl wiij- cln.-cn Im nei'ti
tnrv o' -inle, Kinnk (. Mnic l.r
iiihliee nt the -nnrcinc cnurl . .I.ilni i
Miekle. ilnirv nml n.oil enuuui I""'" ' m u,, '" lro-H'.'tiM'
TI. ,...... .k..ll ....l.l... I"l " "Ml I
A !'. niiiHj-,i. piiuiii- tri I ii .- i ...ii
uiiMiomr.
in the county, mink ( ni.in a
i... i... i ti 'e.
Jjl-H II. ' I'llV'll.l l.lil4. . li.lillltl-
nml lien Sheldon icni -ciiiuinc- li.m
tile eiitblh im. I W. II. tiuie ttnei ill.
ninth ih-ltict.; ti. M Itnhcii- .
ilni-ill to inn tin ill' In. ! all. mi iv
tliinllicr lor . i'.iiiH i !ci k. tlc.i' .. iiv
en- lir iiuinlv . ..iiiiin--ii.iii r I l..i.
Wuii mil a- reciilili't, K S UiUi.ii i
-In llll nml Miltle lllaki I. v ll..i-
lllll WiHiiiiii . llMI,l4C U.I
. Ii..-. ii ii - iinnliil.ilc f.u i i. ii, i m
M 'I.
.Ii.lui 'i il via- iiii:iiiini..ii-U ..I..
.ii lot i ..i..ii.'i'. ,1. II. .dein.iii l"i .i
I lli'i.lv nml l V.i
i In il Im "HUM il.i llii'i ll-li I I
... nun! .
I'll I . i i i ill l II III. i Mil II Wl'lc Itlci ted
.1 . i Ii II. ill I il ,, v -I .III ll. "ill
anil rinl .le.n-.
'Ilinc I'. in-iiil. Ic- were . Ihm ii m
till' tit l.l t I IHIIK HlUVMI l.ll ill,'
I ali' I'. inn ili nii't. .1, ilm ilii mi ,
Villi. i I'miit, ami J. J Iti.pln. I i, ui
Tin di h in- wet, Iteiu W a ili
t'.n. Vliu I i '. ik and I.. S. ti . i
i.l...
ConMtalileh nominnleil l. tin d. in
erol conleti , .n m iilinji thul ; cerate at the .rlmr cl.uii.not Mm
-hall reeene
- .in .id lo ii
i.iriiier rnlio
10, aernrdlna to the offl.i.il return
eonipleted In the ioiinl , leri., were
na follewa:
Aahlau -John Itiftita
JIlK Utitte Frank It. Nell.
Central Point T. Tl. Pankey.
lCatle I'olnt Hoy Biullh.
Trnl I J. J. lroih
tlold lllll II. T. I'aakey.
Med ford . II. Hammond.
I'boenix J. I'ace.
W.iodvllle John (Iwena.
SainK Villi. lieurue .Vlclionoitc'i
and Tlllle Strallieru lied
ilei;ate l'l 1 1. - Hamilton
Im kmiimlli I It Wettei.r
were: George Fox 1, II. S. Stine 1.
I'or publie ieniee commiioicr(
Thoiniti N. ComplK'll reeeivwl fl,
Krnnk Miller 1, V. 0. Ilitehtel 10, nnd
J. K. I low it nl 1.
II. T). Norton of flrnnts pnn U the
ilemoerntie nomitipp for eirettit jiHljie,
Woo.how Wil-on reeeixeil 11ST. . inotltltLnt. A. V..
ilemoei-nti,. Mite nt the primary elee- .,,nl, m.eivei1 1 tes M. l'unlin
lion in Jnelcnn eottnly, Slav 10. ne- , ,) .;, ci,.w 'l.
niilinit to tho official count jut eom- Towut nml De.Vi ninnil.
l.lete.I l,v the eonnly elefk. He ivollcd F,,r 1,.ro.,.ttiw. eiuhth district.
lite lit rue-1 vote on tht Itnllnt, nml in i Mnriiin II. Towne led with HIS olc.
.iililitinii liia mime wn written in oiiifl. I. Di'Annoii.l -eeoinl with '(!(!. V.
a (lo.cn repulilicitn hnllota. Henry
I'otd got one ileinonrntie vole.
Tor vief-iiroeiilent, Tom MoraHnll
receiM',1 S"S miIoh ntnl Uovenior Mn
jor of MiMMiiirt '2 IS olen. Tom Wnt-
on of fienivin tweivwl three vote.
I'or lU'lennti'n-nt-lnrdp to the Jin-'
tioiuil ili'iiHiciHlic eon vent ton, Atiui '
tnve, Itcnni'll. Cnmimell ntnl MoiTuW '
receiwil the inioremint, the vote
-ttimliiiK: Armitnue (ill). Itenuett (IiK),
1'iiiii)i!ii-I (III.S, Morrow ll.'t.S, HollUter
4.IJ. Morjwii .M.i. O'Keilly Mil, Tom-
liii-on 'JfiS. I'or district delegate j
the coin t itfiiuln ; .luck-on 81)11, Itml-j
ilnnt !."", Turner "811.
I'm let- ,). N'eff led the .ii.iilcnlinl
elect. .rn in Jiu'knon county, the total i
vote -tiinilinu: Nell lOfll, fn-ln.w I
KM!), Ilniiev miH. Slicelutn 107.1. j
St. miii.iii KICO.
I'or ili-tnet iilt.imey. N. W. Ilm
den teceiveil .111), K. K. Kelly 101. If.
II. Mct'nlie :II8; IbuilenV pliiriilil j
IV i
I'or nheriff. Chief IlitNon recciveil
LIS ote nml Ralph Jriininn "nil;
leiinin'j' plnrnlity 'JIIS. i
1'of enmity Minejor. Ill'owu ie-'
eiM'il It'll Mile mid lor ue--or
(i.illntiii h.'ill i.tc-. i
Xnnit". VV til ten I it.
l''of I'llllttll""'. Illiwl, V leceneil
('hnrlr Nttnnn of Jneknnvillo wn
the choice for county trenurer, ip-eeiiti-j
.in--' ote. n mroinat Tm for
Martin McDonouuh.
I.. I. Ilmlue n Ahlnnil wne nntn
miitcil lor -cho.il -nperintenilnnt, ie
eeiiinr 147 Mite utfiiint US for .1.
Pere WilU.
FORMER PRESIDENT DWIGHT
OF YALE UNIVERSITY DEAD
ni:v ll vr. ri.nii. Mav an.- -
I(e. Dr. Ttmiiibx lHiltt. Inimer
pie-nliiit i N.ilc uiiimi-iIv, died lit
111- home liel.' I oil i.
wSSfi mmm v nh l.iiiiiililiiirii'iniiliiin'iluililMhll I
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Q Urq i jm w. wfrTi! A1'
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fc Mil ll
pACK yo' pipe with VEL-
a- VET an' you won't be
a ..i.i ..I t .
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OE SELLING LIQUOR
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W'AMIIXtlTON. Mav 2H. late
department utticial- . pie--c.l hum
el tmliiN .iMTtli. -11 i.ilion ot Anii'ti
r,in 111i--11.11.il ic- nml nut ne t I111--ti.m-
in ii.i, win. are repoiteil
iliuii.li I'ii inn -. 11 1 - In be illicit
i in . I In hi , mil i 11 i-ii.ui upri-inu. An
.pi 1 h.i- Ii. . 11 - ui 1.1 the Am. tic. in
ill 1' I -I 'l' I' pli'.
GOOD WORK
FOR SICK WOMEN
The Woman's Medicine Mas
Proved Its Worth.
lul'r.kl.l lUil -. I .ll-. iM, 1
Stout
men! Tall meji! Slim men!
Short stocky men!
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Eg-thrr CLeveUatd.
Ihk Km lui I. ii land the w alW
in' l.it'.v now a ttin uonmii. t-
.re ri'aiiu to .-all lot Kuio Ute
0 (?! 1 () (Q (J) .ill . a Id I 1 10--
T) 4)U STo t) I '
t n v I.- 1 ai
When Lydia I) i'u.khajn'a remedtei j
were lint iutriHlutid, their i-uratne-Kwera
wi'W doult.d and I'ad to on
iruved. But the pr..t came, and t;nd
ually the uae of tlnm bprt'd hut the 1
whole country. Now fiat hundn-da of I
thousands of wonn n tun experienced 1
the moat benelicial eir.'i 1 1 from the um
of these medicines, their value has be-1
come generally reoognaoil, and L"dm :
K. Pinkham's Ve.talde Compound la
the standard mediiine for women. 1
The follow iiilt U'tt, r la onlv one of
I tho thousands on li.e in the Ktikham
' oliicM, it l.nti, Miu , proving that
Lydia K. I'm'. hain'i Vegetable Com
j huu1 I -n article of great merit
i ehotvn by the rculu it pixtduces.
I AnonuMn.lowa Whenl ieguntak
' ing l.vdin K. I'inUiiiin's V egetable Com
, pound I sufTend with a displacement,
and my aystem was in a general run
down condition. 1 w an id have the head
ache tm u week and my back would
ache so bad when 1 w ould bend dow n I
cuuld hardly atnutr'n. n up. My sister
was sick in bed fur two months and
doctored, but did rut et any relief.
She saw an a Iv.rti.-. m. nt uf your mtl
cine and tin I it an I r.t tvtl. r She
tok) me what u hud .: . for lur, and
when I hml taken on! two bottles of
l.ydia E. hnkham'i Vegetable Com
pound my head Ugan to feel hotter. I
.IHitinil.-il n- u-i" iiiul iiaw 1 diiTi't haw
11 of 1I1.1- it ' ' , Mrs I Ji
lU-NC- i i , I , .. . .. IvWO,
You're not hard to fit nobody is,
in Hart Schaffncr & Marx clothes
F you've thought differently, we're ready to
change your mind on that point. Here are
suits in the latest styles, in the newest fabrics and
patterns, to fit every figure. Hart Schaffner &
Marx have been scientifically provided them.
We're ready to prove it; fit and satisfaction guar
anteed. $20.00 . .
Other suits $12.50 and up
flie homo of Hart Schaffner & Mnr clothes.
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