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railroad delivery. J'urehase in either larje 01 i, n
quantities.
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er old ships will be ust d for targets
and the rest Junked
Three oilier es- u famous for
eer In American ni'.il annals, (ho
niMiiphlu. Admiral lewe s flagship
ill Manila llin. the - w Vol I, l!"n
Admiral Sampson's hagshlp. and tho
lliookhn. Kear dililiul Schlev'H
ling-hip also waw rvlce ditilng the
World War and nie still on net he
ilutv In Miilous paits of the woild
It Is probable thai In a civ few
ears nil of these lustotlc ships will
lv placed out of commission for
good Tlu will neei howi-M r. be
v rapped 111 the opinion of naval of
Ikers
STEPS TAKEN TO
GUARD ELK HERDS
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Wi -v. ,j-" fc-AiJJy tl
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CONG. 7.i7.,SCfT
Even though the repeal of the da light saving law ts not effee
tlvo until Oct 2C and loo late to aid farmer. during 191! still agri
culturist can thank these men for the successful fight made In Con
ress which mikes It effective even then Senators Williams of Mis.
.aisslppl, and Capper of Kansas led the fight In the Spnate wlnniun
f6 to 6. while Representative Itland of Indlam. and Representam.
Esth of Wisconsin, won in the House. 233 to 122
applied to their time--trrod .id(
and they won- called out to join tho
fleet
Tn nr nnninnrn Tl" 0rrB"n w ,p "' '"
l! We mi'ilLfULi! wot C0A"t throughout the war as n
I! Ill nijllMll i l oon!t defonso vessel and tniluitn:
U J"- UUllHl I L.U shi, for 0s.t,M personnel Tho
Muss.i! husvto, Iowa and Indiana
Jf.WV Iri'I!TMrT TO IIKKUC were used for a time as station
ri -l M'1.1. POU .llIC lli ships at NVwport. It I . Norfolk. Va .
enxtH.irri: r.ATri.i: sltll' and New ork respectively and luter
1MMOI OlIKt.OV AMOM; THK were ordered south to join the main
DOOM I 11 hHII' fighting force which alreadv includ-
' ed the Kenrwsarge, Kentucky and
WASHINGTON. Decision of th the other tessvla of ancient fame.
Nny Dpartmv?nt to break tip and !1 for the remainder of the war tho
lor junk or use for targets, twelve ob- histouc old ships took part in the
ho'Me battleship.-. nii.rK- tne pa-inir operation- of tho Ath'.nt i'm
ot a fleet of vessels long ldxntiliid nloug tlw coast and rendered valua
with many of the mo-t g'orous ble ervice a training ships
achievements "of the new American After the armistice the Iowa,
navy. They wrote many bright paevs .Massachusetts and Indiana were sent
into this countr"s naval history dur- to the nav varil at rhllhdoltml.i.
inB their years of service and four where their colors were
of them have participated ar'ively ,i0wn for the la-t time and they wro
in two wars. The doomed -hiys. in- consigned to the grave-ard of ships
eluding the famous old. Spanish-Amer The Oregon suffered a similar fate
jean war squadron consisting of the 0n the Pacific Coast. The other snips
Orpgon. Iowa. Indiana and Masr.a- 0f the Old Navy remained temporar
chusetts and the more modern b.:t ny on ,iuty, most of them for use
hardly le-s famous Kentucky. Keai-'as troop transports, but they too
Barge, Alabama, Illinois, Wisconsin, wii soon be relegated to the scrap
'Shio, Missouri, and Maine, compos?-1 .heap.
ono of the most. If not the most.i The 0regQn hag bpen o(fered tQ
powerful battleship fleet in the world sUte of 0regon f)r guch wo as
more than lo years ago. , the gUte may spe flt tQ make of u
Foremost among the achievements' as a traininE ship and naval lnstor-
oi tnese ramous qui ngnting crait is lcal muaeum, the only condition be
ing that the commonwealth keep the
o'.d sea fighter in good condition as
befits a time-honored pensioner of
glorious history. The Iowa, Massa
chusetts and Indiana will probably
message was flashed to her command- m broken llp ln orller that the val-j
er that the United States was at war ,, ,o.i rnntninni! In them, nar-i
. - - -- j
itlcularly copper and brass, may bo
utilized in the construction of more
i modern vessels Several of the oth
MISSOULA. Moil' Jul' To ell
list the aid of the gl rid lodge of i:ik
of the I'nlted Slate in preventing ex- j
termination of elk 1 e.ds of the conn-
rsi: (.hmim's su.r n wit
st 1,1'init i:i cii'i: ami no-
iton Wll.l. KNOW
The use of Sage and Sulphur for
storing faded, gray bnlr to Its mil-
In int. I iwlMWlnlll lliose 111 I'lllW -""' " """ f'"J
-tone national park Forest Siipenls ! "nil 'ol"r dates bat k lo grnndliioth
or Ernest Shaw of the Alwurokn for-1 "i ' '"", '"", s'1'1 ' '' "''I' '"'r
hair nenutiftilh ilatu. gio-sx anil lit
est wiili liend(uari' s In I.lulngston.
Mont will attend the grand lodge j
imeii:;,; to be Ik M it Atliinllc t'lly
S I ill Julv as th special lepiesen-
iniive of district No 1 of the forest,
sen ire. it Is unnouueed here
The Klks lodge and the forest serv. i
Ice in Montana have formulated a I
plan of co-operntt "i looking toward)
the pre option of t' n deuhs of hund- i
rids df elk every winter thra lack, of'
for iuc Kxlerminall. a of the herds In
Yellowstone pmk. nccorilliiK to for--t
sen tee officials, now appear lo
be a posililllt unless steps are taken
to prevent their starvillon durinv
cold und Inclement weather
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Allt Itl'CS
u.iri:
ix Tisir
HW.MWN"
IIandle-P.' t
hauled d"r somma.. '.
July Tlie l.i ii
AtlMitlc airouluri , u: -if
Vlce-Adml'al Kerr. '
whuM ieit rrme Harbor W.cf.iiiiu'
Ian I (t-in'a fo- Mlantl'' -fv. mis '
tun the lieneer her hah look oi
that dull fndrd or streaked nppeai
plled with wondeiful etlect
nnce. t Ik simple, inlvtiite wui up
Hut brewlig at home Is iuiinsv and
mil-of-dnte. N'owndnvH, bv iiskl'ig il
anv drug slero foi u f.l tent bottle of
'Wveth's Sme und Sulphur Com
pound," volt will get t Fi It- fiiinoim old
nr I nr.ilion, liipHM'tl In He lulil-
tlon of other liiRiidfpi'ts, wimli i ,n
i ie di'lK'lidOil upon to M-toii liilui il
n! i mid liesun in tin I. air
I A nell known downtown driiRBlut
sins It darkens the Imlr m u.iiuiiil
h 'ird eenh that imbndv in tell It
lair brill applied. ou fiillipt.v dullli
en a sponge or soil tiriiali with It
and draw this tbrt ugh mir linli, tak
ing on strand at a lime 11.' morn
ing the gra hair dlsippcars, mid af
ter another application or two. It be
comes beautifully dark and glos.
YOUR ELECTRIC SWEEPER
Will be with you nearly as long as your home it If,
and should be purchased with the s'inie care and u.n-sideration.
Will be a source of satisfaction through tin-; .
come. No need to apologize either on account
pe; ranco or performance.
Free Demonstration Any Time.
Link River Electric Cg.
PHONE 171
Just Kemeniber this The dates for
the Klks' ('iiiuenlllitl are AuiMlxt 11.
forced I eiigm. troubl- desi end j-, un,j jg (;t,t .jy
VL
7 C fl S
the part they played in the Spanish-
American war. The Oregon, which
had been commissioned at San Fran
cisco in July, 1S96. was at the Mare
Island navy yard in 1S9S when the
with Spam. On March 6, 1S9S, th
famous old ship cleared the Golden
Gate, bound for the West Indies, on
"what proved to be the most epoch
making battleship voyage ever un
dertaken. With decks stripped for
action and gun crews at their sta
tions the Oregon plowed around
Cape Horn, up the east coast of S.
America and arrived at Key West on
Iay 26, ready for action, having
made the 14,000 miles' voyage in 6S
cruising days Captain C. E. Clark,
the Oregon's commanding officer,
was ordered to take his ship to San
tiago and there join the blockading
squadron which was awaiting battle
with the Spanish fleet.
In the meantime the Iowa, Massa
chusetts and Indiana, sister ships of
the Oregon, were attached to the
North Atalntic fleet and had already
arrived off Cuba, the Massachusetts
being part of the fanous "flying
bquadron" under command of Com
modore Schley.
The Oregon, already famous thru
out the world for her glorious and
uuccessful voyage to join the Ameri
can fleet in time for the impending
battle, gained greater glory in the
action off Santiago de Cuba on Sun
day, July 3, 189S, when Spanish sea
power was foreer humbled and the
liberation of the Philippines and
Cuba assured. In that now historic
aea flight the Oregon ran the Viz
caya, pride of the Spanish fleet,
ashore after riddling the craft with
hits from her eight and thirteen
Inch guns and then engaged ln a
running fight with the Colon which
surrendered after having been cut
off from the open sea by the Oregon
and forced to head for the beach A
shot at the Colon from one ot the
Oregon's thirteen Inch guns was the
last uhot fired during the battle.
The entrance of the United States
into the world war brought a de
mand for every ton of sea power the
United States could command and
again the Old Navy wass called up
on to defend the flag. All of the 12
old Tessels were outfitted, modern
fire control appliances were Install
ed, 'new coats of "war paint" were
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729 Main St.
Candles
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Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drink,
Peel and Milliards
Barber Shop in oCnnectlon
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Fo the Uoers of Jiffy-Jell
We Pay 10c Each
A jy sV v sJ-OG am uuwr-'
Reai-Fruit Dccscrts
12'c per Dinner f
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Star Dessert Mold Style H
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FINEST MATERIALS
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IiATEST STYLES
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED
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Salad MoldStyle D
!'urr nliimlnuni. Ottr pint nln rrtri u tlirporllHi nrtnhie
alai or rut-ut mit, miidt wltli a put Uuice of J.Iitih .lirry-Jrll, plu
fklublr or unlit m ruiin. llu lt liifli-nlutioHw mark Ihv ut pur
lloiih. u!ur, CM, Svmi tv J I truiltwniirkB for It.
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Fruit Salad Mold Style E
Pint mold of puro aluminum, to rv a full park
This Week Only
Each Jiffy-Jell package has a 03)
trade-mark in a circle on the front.
Wc will pay you 10 cents in r.lunilnum
mold values fcr each circle you send
us this week.
Note our mold offers at the side.
Some of these molds are new. Pick
out the mold or the molds you want,
and Bend us these Q) trade-marks,
counting as 10c each, to cover the
value as stated. Send no money. We
piy postage on the molds.
Note that Jiffy-Jell costs you 12'$
cents per package. And the trade
mark aloi.e is worth 10 cents on these
molds, if sent this week.
Send as many trade-marks as you
wish this week. Or, If you prefer,
rend grocer's sales slip, showing
amount of purchase.
This offer is made to start new
users to show them what Jiffy-jeil
means to them. Bjt present users are
welcome to accept it. Get Jiffy-Jell
now, while this offer is open. Get
what you need for some weeks. This
is the time when fruity debserts are
most needed.
JtfJyJeH
For Desserts and Salads
Flavartd with FruitJJaita
, Stated in Glait
Note that Jif:y-Jcll hr.ngs
you a real-mnt desert All
the fruit fljvoii, are fru.t
juict csse.icch condcii.rd
They come sealed in class
n bottle in each package so
they keep their fru.t-tmic
freshness.
Matk how JifTy.Jcll differ:,
from old-style Kclatinc des
serts. Here you have true
fruit dt i tin. i'c'- ii tz -dened
Im lie, V' gu
nl! the delights, all the
healthfulneks of fiuit.
Vou simply add billing
water no sugar, no nciulty,
no color. Then adJ the fruit. juicr 'm-or
from the vial. One pacific of J.I., ' '
kerves iix people in mold i' r- , cr f' 've
if you whip the jell all for iC, cci ts
tii.
ll ys'r
Aitr'f
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For Siilmt use lime
fruit Jiffy-Jel). It n.iikcs
a tart (jrecn salcd jell.
Serve with the salad or
mix the salad in before
cooling.
For Meat l.naf mix
meat scraps into Lime
Jiffy-Jell.
For Garnish on cold
meats or tojst lamb, ute
Mint Jiffy-Jcll.
For Prtnrrli try Lopanberrv aid
Pineapple two of our ("met flavors.
Style E-Fruit Salad Mold
mlx(Hl with fruit, or a plain JUT -Jell dtuwrt
nve JJ iraatvinarn xor ii,
alue,
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Hold
hi No. 4 ' W
Individual Dessert Molds
BU wlU'icrta fdUfckttt
m . .1.1.. J ' 4UmJt wl) U
wmnwl H.P..... v-rw.
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f aUTj-JtU. Vsla. 10c neb. itoad m M lradaurii for Mb,
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Jiffy-Jell packages, which I with to apply at 10c each on
the following molds. i
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BollUIE.ch Pitkiit
Mint Lime i
ri;ifi rniu
nmapoerry
Cherry
Loganberry
Strawberry
Pineapple
-Orange
Lemon
'tar IXmrti
'Alto Coffee
'Flavor
..Star Detiert Mold, Style H, Value 50c.
..Salad Mold, Style D, Value 50c.
.Meruit Salad Mold, Style E, Value 50c.
..Individual Dettert Moldt, attorted,
Value 10c each.
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