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(Unite Frees Iasd Wire.)
Ban Franclsce, Feb, 28. -Tho gan
Fraaclsco Katolnr says this morn-
The receipt of a dispatch from a
CdtH Korernmont ofltelal At Ot
tawa to the Examiner stating that
Medsmo Bertha Lemleux, tho wlfa of
the Canadian under secretary of
state, ha4 been held p by tho Amer
lean government officials In the port
of San Francisco for the payment of
a head Use, dlsolosed the fact that
Ut Pacific Mall Steamship Com-
patty has been Indulging In a patty
graft In tho manipulation of tho
bead tax. '
A hfiiid Wx of 4 each la cpUoctod
tram tho steamship companion tipoiJ
very alien arriving Jn tho United
IHateo, Persons who hare' "redded
eUU0UHly la Canada, Cuba or
Xsxico for year previous to reach
ing an American port are exempt
frew 4he tax. If thoy Icavo their
resWenco in 4hoct countrios they nr
aaejeet.to the tai1. Tho Pacific Mall
itenU In tho Orient collect tho head
tax from alt passoMgera when thoy
jireho tkkets.
Thoso who aro conversant with
the workings of tho pacific Mall In
this city stato that its greatest
source of graft in head tax Ib In the
Chinese travelers.
Madsmo Lomloux vlsllod tho Ori
ent after leaving Canada, and was
subjected to tho tax, If "he clcctod to
remain In tho States. Sho nrrlrod on
tho Mongolia from Yokohama on Jan
twry 18, and restored ns ."In Iron
elt." Sho l pntltlod to tho return
of tho tax If sho loft tho Unltod
SUtos boforo 30 days. Blio must get
the monoy from tho steamship com
pany, an ho transaction has passed
out of tho government's hand.
AHELL
KELLY
BATTLE
(UHlted Press Loaned Wire.)
San Francisco, Feb. 38. Tho
third battle for the featherweight
championship of America to bo
fought In Ban FrnncUco within two
months takes placo tonight when
Abe Attell, tho holder uf tho title,
meet Kddio Kelly, ho Uuffttlo news
boy, .(toth boya have bueu training
hard for the affair, and a winching
Texas Mfflkwyifcw&frttires fk'ltm
at 'he American Far Trading Nobility.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Now York, Fob. 28. According
to an announcomont, Miss Sylvfan
Green, daughter of Hetty preen, (tho
wealthy flnanclor, and Matthew As
ter Wilkes, great grand son of tho
original John Jacob Astor, aro on-
gagd.
For some years ho has been a eon
sptclous figure In tho cotillions, and.
while he Ib not In hi first youth, ho
has been regarded with favor for
somo tlmo by tho other sex.
II is a son of Rev. Mark Wilkes,
who was chaplain of the British em
basy in Paris, whoro Matthew
pawed much of his youth. Whoii
Roy. Mark Wilkes camo to Now York
ho brought credentials that made a
friend of John Jacob Astor to such
an oxtent that tho financier inducod
him lo forsake tho ministry and go
Into ho fur business. In this
changed state ho won the hand of
Aster's granddaughter, Ellin Lang-
don.
FORCING
LABOR
CRISIS
(United Pross Loasi'd WIro.)
Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 28. An
editorial m tho United Mine Work
ors' Journal declares today that tho
oaptatns of industry aro trying to
for ro n labor orlila for tho purposo
of discrediting President Knosovolt.
"TIiobo captains of Industry nroi
making tho mtotnko of their lives."
continued tho article. "If thoy knew
what was fomenting undor tho sur-
faco they would coruo to their
Homes."
THOMAS A EDISON
OPERATED UPON
New York. Feb. 28. A bulletin
posted this morning at the Manhat
tnn Hyo, Hnr and Throat hospital
states that Thomas A. Edison, who
submitted to iv second operation,
passed a comfortable night, nud that
bout Id looked for. Attell has nottnU ooU(ttlon Is distinctly favorable,
held 'Kelly cheaply, and has Ronnim,, .)uIm lllul temperature uro no
uml. Members of his family
through a strenuous period of train
Ing. Kelly Is a tough youngster,
with 4errlttt punohlnk powor and
ability to awtfmllnto punUhmeut.
The AUU admirers, despite the
many good reports from the Kelly
camp, look tor their man to get the
decision before the limit of 30
round Is reAohl'd, while the Kelly
followers aro willing tQ.wugar 1 to
3 that the Unsteraer will kneok tu
eeatuplon out within ten round.
Attoil DhI to 8 tavifrlto oh the gen
eral tesults.
aro
still at his bedside.
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BOILING
BLAZING
LAQUER
HurTerliig nntl Dollwrn HnvM,
K. fl. Loper, of Mnrllla, N. Y., nays:
"I am a carpenter and have had
many severe outa healed by lluck
lon'a Arnica Salve. It haa saved me
sutforing and dollars. It Is by far
the bot huallug salvo I have ever
found." Heals burns, boroe, uloers,
feyr sors, coeema and piles; 26c
at J. a Perry, druggist.
Boston, Feb. 27. Sk view of the
enormOUB'salo of Cooper's prepara
Uons now going on in, this city and
fho Irrtense Interest which Mr. Coop
6r haa stirred up sine his arrival, a
representative Of the?Post spent an
afternoon at' tho -young- man's head
quarters, watching- ;tho swarm of
humanity come and go.
During tho afternoon the reporter
interviewed many of-iho callers and
obtained statement $from all who
carod to givo them af to tho experi
ences with Coopor and his prepara
tions. Tho following; .ar&sclocted from
thoso statements Wa jelng yplcal of
tho goncral expression of tho people
seen: . A
Carterton H II. Mutchoson, a lead
ing banker and broior, with offices
at 8 Congress streot, made a very
emphatic statement as follews:
"Aayoao afflicted With chronic 118
health and a genorali rundown con
dition caused by i6mach trouble,
who does not try this man Cooper's
modlclno, Is vory foolish. I say this
after a moBt remarkable experience
with tho medicine.
"I hoard of Coopbr'B success first
when ho waa lo Chicago, as I havo
a private wlro te that city In con
noctlon with my business. Later,
when ho came east, I learned more
of him and hla theory that stomach
troublo causes most ill health. I
havo .had no faith In anything not
proscrlbod by a physician for each
particular enso after caroful diagno
sis, but after olgth years of constant
surforlng, dui'lng which tlmo I spent
over JlTiOO with absolutely no re
lief, I felt thnt It would at loast do
no hnrm to try tho medicine which
I was hearing so much about.
"During thoso eight yoars I havo
boon forced to go without solid food
for live and six weeks ut n time. I
alwaya had a sour stomach, waa
troubled with formation of gas. and
lod tho 'usual mtsorablo life of thp
dyspeptic. I was dull tlrod nervous
and gloomy nil Ultimo, nnd was al
ways constipated.
"I havo taken fJoopor'a modlclno
n comparatively short time. For
tho past threo weeks I havo not had
tho slightest' sign of stomach trouble.
I can oafnnythlng with, no bad effect
whatsoever. I havo a flno appetite,
am gaining flesh vory rapidly, am
ehoorful. full or onorgy. and my ner
vousness has disappeared. My bowels
nro'in'porfoot condition for the nril
tlmo In eight yoars."
"I don't hOBtltato fo say that I
would not take $10,000 and bo back
whore I was. My rollet nnd thank
fulness nro beyond description,"
Another statement was made by
Mrs. Hugeuo Dull, of Coohljuato.
Mass.. who camo all the wuy Id Bos
tan. u dlstanco of 25 miles, Just to
toll personally what the Coopormed
ibtrio had dono for her. Sho BnUl:
"For many years I underwent ex
treme suffering from kidney and
liver -troublo. At times my back
nched so badly that I owuld .not
stand up. I frequently had dlssy
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ITIUIS POU TODAY
(United Pre Leased Wire.)
Toklo. Fob. SS The bill exempt-
jlng from dullo all nrilelen o be sent
by foreign countries to the Japanese
eiiMMUioa beeame a law today.
Japan is imM te be MHieiHRlaUHg
the advbflblilty to forae Oie releaiu
of the iHiuar 'Ish Martt. whloh Is
belHK held Uy CkiM at Maoa,
CalMtt ke far refused le lt the
steams ga.
lie Msayar's ttetarlu m eaaarWita
atreaU are guo4. bet 4oat tk
straet deytiruaeat draft a alaa for
. eHaa, dnreaia aaaartMUi
etraetst ft a set kani. Coaie eat
to wktf tk Ussiie saan lives sad
fee wilt saow yow the
WHY DON'T YOU
TRY THE BITTERS
Hul lut U twv njnvlwfclxYly Its wua.
Mr. llbra) AbVuiy t rure .Stiuwuili, Uhei,
t?Wey w mwml tllmlets Yaii'n
a eeriMtMti aai oa4r wJsy ym
tai aat try it ukboj TbouKtmU a
otWrs kan Wma tensd Aatia tjia
Mast M yHt. Taefeeara sjel a bf
tiv ut tee fanwsai
nosTmors
STOIVtACH BITTERS :i
t4tt. H enree tsor nMtte, Ujd.
jt IHrtlrtleMO), D)jsiU laiKt
Umh, CN1K OHpiV m IvkUtey, "iH.
thing seemud to be swimming
around. Whenever I tried to read,
tho type aeon beeame blurred and
l wasr oompetlsd to stop. My norvoa
ware in a terrible condition.
' "I used all kinds of medlolue with
out obtaining relief, and bsoame dl
oouriiged. Upon hearing of the
Oepr vtMedlee. 1 decided to try
them. The effect of the ttret bettle
nt the New Dlsouvery atedlclHe wa
iHarvaleusmy aaaflruaee was o
rihoK liaarevwl tkat Neighbors re
taarkatl ahtHt It. I w stounger and
better U every w , ml feat Ju j
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laut fatlieae m la 'h.. leaet. U -'
f all. I raw read ) with i''-t f
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CHICAGO WIIITK HOX
HO TO IX)S ANGKIilCS.
(Unltod Press Loaned Wlro.)
Chicago. Feb. 28. All prepara
tions for the departuro of tho White
Sox for Ix)s Angolos, whore they
will do their training for tho coming
Boasou .are complete. The spcolal
train In which they will mako their
7600 mile trip hai boon mado up
and Is ready for the signal to start,
whlrk will be given tomorrow night.
The dining car Is bolng provtalono.l
today, and whoa tho players and
rooters board the train thoy will find
the best of everything In tho larder
o
Worn Out
spells, one of whleh lasted 3-t hoursl
-whenever I opened my eyes ovcry-l81 wa" el ab0 h0
1111154 nilWI j'UB HUTU l( imUMUf,
cough. It's foolishness to lot It go
on and trust to luok to get ovor It,
when Uallard's Horhcrmd Syrup will
stop the eoegk -! hMil the lungs.
Prlco 2(c. SOe and l 00 per bottle.
Sold bv an tlNi!- ni
At their recont annual meetings,
tho Stnto Federations of Labor, of
Kansas and Tcnnossco ndOpted roj
oldtlons declaring for womnn Biif
frngo. Othor State Federations
whloh have taken similar notion are.
California, Colorado. Connecticut,
Illinois. Indluun, Maine. Mnssaohu
satts, Mlohlgnn, Minnesota, Now
Hampshlro, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Washington and West
Virginia.
Arrested
a cough that has been hanging on
for over two months by taking Ual
lard's Ilorehouud S,yrup. If you hnvd
a cough, don't wait, stop It at once
with this wonderful rumedy. Splen
did for coughs, colds on chost, Influ
enza, bronabitle nud pulmonary
troubles. Priee 2fce, I0r snd $1.00.
Sold by all dealer.
Mrs. Vlnstnla Keons la spending i.f":HSt'7.?" &
h. Iuj in Wnoilburn. ' , rnaR11.
Supremo Court (Vile
Tuosdny, March 1(
vs. Tuttlo, Multnomh
dorson.vs. Aupner MarM
Thursdny. March 12-
Portland General E'cctrlc
nomnh.
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