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THE DAILY CAPITA!. JOURNAL, SALEM, OfiEOON, FRIDAY, JULY iO, 19H.
Things Doing in Oregon
As Told by Our Exchanges
Ninety Oalloni of CUontoi.
Twenty three dollar nnd thiity -seven
cents is t lie i.:n r-ti li zti from one
Koval Anne cherry tree this season ly
J. H. 1.1-w i. The "tree is in Mr. Lewis'
yard l.'.it really helmics tn Mr. Krnoft
iiborg nf t In it I. Mr. Lewi' daugh
ter, tn v I.iimi .Mr. I.ewis gne the tree
when In' hinted it twenty one veins
The W-c is i'll I'i'lies in eiretiiurer
cnee lit tin' base mill is about CM feet in
height. It is sii huge tlint it resem
bles a forest t n-f mure Hum u fruit
tree, 11 li' I it 1 eniiM.h ruble ngilitv
t t - k. I In- elienies from tin' topmost
boughs. It is prohnhly the largest fruit
tree in this viiinity. Tin- yii-hl this
vi'iir ns .iini-tliitig ur !o gallons.
J-iiglity fiw gallons f tin- fruit "lis
sold, iini' liiilf nf it lit :in cents n giilhui
llllil till' itlier lilllf lit (Tills. Severn!
iiinri' gnlhiiis wen' n s n m i"l by tin1
fit niily.
When Mr. Lewis . hinted this tree
lie ilnrifi'i fniir others, nod gave ime tu
each iif tin1 rliihlreii then tif linnie. This
due wns given to Mis. ('berg, then An
toinette Hnrdirk, mi I was tin' "lily ime
tu live. Cottage (inive Sentinel.
Oregon Timber In -iiallmiior.
It limy init In generally kmiwn thiil
the timber ttltirli went into Sir Thnimis
Upton's sailing ynelit, Huinimck IV.,
was cut in Cons county. The timber
WHS eiit iibniit li year ago at the Lynns
Johnson mill down the river, mill Vir
gil Wilson, sun nf V. It. Wilson, assist
ed ill the haiiilliii(J Mini tallying nf it.
Cntpiille Sentinel.
Ferry at HarrlHbiirg.
A ferry aeross the Willamette river,
fl miles mirth nf llarrisliuitf, will be
estalilislie I by the enmity eonit ami
will he iieratoil by both Linn ami
Jleiilon lounlies as a free ferry. This
is the result of the tii of the county
mart yestenlay to the site of the
proposed ferry ernssiinf. The serviee
will bo established in the very near
future. At the present time a ferry
in being operated ut the point but this
will be tlisennt iuiieil ami the service
will lie. (jrenlly improved. Albany
)einocrnt.
Shot In the Foot.
While attempting to shoot a gray
digger on a farm near Marion this
iimrniiig with n rifle , Hertell
v liance, sou of .Mr. and Mrs. W. It.
Chance, of this city, shot u loo on
his right foot, through nccideutal dis
charge of the gun. lie was brought
home nn Ihe noon train. ir. Itobnett
was called and dressed the wound. The
wound is not serious and it is believed
no complications will tet in. Albany
Democrat.
The tennis championship of south
ern ..Oregon will be .he!. I in .Metil'ntd,
.Inly IS under the auspice of the V.
H.- National l.awii Tenuis association
lit the Med for. I Coif and Country club.
THE SEVEN SISTER
PETITIONS IN COURT
Each Bide Declares It Will Take the
Matter of Striking Names From Peti
tions to the Supromo Court.
Olympia, Wash., .Inly 10 -Sufficiency
of the Seven Sister initiative petilions,
proposing reform laws advocated by
the State Orange and labor federation
petit ions, will be determined by the
state supremo court. This was an
miuuccil definitely today by both pro
ponents and opponent, of the proposed
laws. Miss Lucy Case, favoring the
lulls declares each contains sufficient
absolutely legal signatures. She insists
that tho names should not have been
thrown nut on preliminary check and
predicts that by what she terms illegal
methods other mimes will probably be
thrown out on the second check. So
not enough will be left to fill the re
quirements uiiiler the primary law.
I'nless all of the seven are approved
alie will apply to the local superior
court for an order compelling the sec
retary of state to approve the petitions.
This application must be made within
iiv nays lifter the secretary acts.
No appeal will be made from the de
cision of the superior court, but the su
preme court may within five days re
view tin1 decision of the lower court by
certiorari.
More than one hundred clerks are
now working checking the peitions.
Look years younger! Use the old-time
Sage Tea and Sulphur and
Nobody Will Kuow.
You citi turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark nnd lustrous almost over
night if -you Hi get a 50 cent bottle of
" Wyeth's Sage ftnd Sulphur llnir Rem
edy nt any drug store. Millions of bot
tles of this old. fatuous Sairo Tea
Koceipe are sold annually, says u well
known druggist here, because it dark
ens the hair so naturally and evenly
that uo one can tell it has (been ap
plied. Those whoso hair is turning gray, be
coming faded, dry, sernggly unit thin
have u surprise nwaiting them, bccuiiso
nfter one or two applications the gray
hair vanishes and your locks become
luxuriantly dark and beautiful all
dandruff goes, scalp Itching and falling
linir stops.
This is the nge of youth, Grny liaired
unattractive folkB aren't wanted
around, so get busy with Wyeth 's Sago
and Sulphur tonight and you '11 be de
lighted with your dark, handsome hair
and your youthful appearance within a
few days. Local agent, J. O. Ferry,
Necessity is often mistaken for courage.
nwajit.jhKVaiKfca t tm, ltwvrM9mi, tmiH4m,mumtt-mmMmi,Mmm,Mm iiiwih.. -' n m iiirir'iMWiaiigaMHw t r TV"'-.:rft-Tiir'i:irre ihmi"u'" t iii im , 1 .
Tli, evenm will include; ladies' singles,
gent Imiicii 'b singles ami jjent lfiii-iiK
llotlhlc.
Suitable prizes will bo offer11. 1 f,;r
each event.
A championship cup his been do
nateil lv ihe 1 1 I for Rent Icineii's
I i n U )k u li I must be won three times,
but nut neee-arily ioiiscj ntivelv, In
Income the permanent irnierty of the
winner.
The referee r;f the mutches will be
I'. V.'. Ilninlll, am! the toin niiineiit
eiiuihiittee is flill lisfil lis follows:
II. W. Itinuhiiiii, i liiiiriiiiin: L. Mi l or
Mini.. II. W. I.'ulil. lion. limit 'minor.
I.. I'. '!ir.eiiter. II. I hiiinller Dgnii.
Me Ifniil Sun.
Tj Have Nuw hotel.
Wnili on the construction nf the
i tit r: 1 1 tit lintel to bo built nil' the liar
iiiiiii property ninisi:e tin1 S. I'. pas
i i ii i- .ili'i'nt has been slarlt'il nii.l the
building will be inyhod to eoiiiiletiun.
The :trui-ture is to be three stories
ltie;h with a basement. It will i-nutaiu
;is -lecping innni'i ami lip tn date lob
by, a riu.'tr store, a dining rnnin ami a
barber -hop mnl is to eost -ldi ,! '.
Mr. 1 'li iiiiiiii said last night that the
Imtel woul.l irubably be ready for
occupancy by the first of Ileeember.
'Ihe building of the hotel is cvi
ileure of Mr. I tu r ii ii in 'h faith in the
future prosperity of Meilfonl. He has
t'oiitiiiually I n buying proiiiirty of
late mnl is iuiii'uviii the iroierty he
iilreiuly has. In his opinion now is
the iiil len o.ioituuity to invest in
Meilfonl real estate. Meilfonl Sun.
Urged To Wake Exhitit.
The secretaries nf the different
'niniiicif ial clubs of Douglas, Klam
ath, Josephine and Jackson counties
met I.! Ash'aml Monday nfteriionn and
iliriif si1.! tin1 proposition of sondiiiK a
joint exhibit to the. Man Francisco fairi
in lull. Kuril commercial club of the
four counties will nre) farmers to brin
samples of wheat anil oilier cereals to
heinlijiiai lets to be placed on exhiltit.
Tim best methods of exhibiting the
cereals and other farm products were
discussed. The next meeting will prob
ably be hold in .Meilfonl. Meilfonl
Sun,
Er.Btorn Oregon to Exhibit,
linker county has derided to join
with other Kastern Oregon counties and
scud an exhibit to the I'nnuma Pacific i
exposition next year. The fair will
open in February so that it will be too
early for the crops of next year, linker
conittv must therefore gather its ex-1
It il.it now in order to get the best show
ing. The fruits will be preserved so
that I hey will be kept in good condi
tion, linker county can show the best
of all branches of 'agriculture, in Kast
ern Oregon and vtllj maliej a convincing'
argument why this district is best if
our best, is suUtctml ugil exhibited..
Therefore linker county should start at ;
once tn gather iUt exhibrt ninlhiive it
icadv in time.
TAKE SALTS 10
Eat L09S Meat if You Feel Bnckachy
or Bladder Troubles You Salts
Is Fine for Kidneys.
Meat forms uric acid which excites j
and overworks tho kidney in their ef- ,
forts to filter it from the. sj'Btem. lie
go In r raters of meat must flush the
kidneys occasionally. You must relievo
them like you relieve your bowels; re-:
moving all the acids, waste and poison,'
else you teel
a dull misery in tno Kid-
ney region, sharp pains in tho back or being on nil average 1111,000 babies a
sick headache, dizziness, your stomach i year born within citv limits.
sours, tongue is coated ntil when Ihoi' Expert Advice.
weather is bad you have rheumatic One of the most valuable features
twinges. the urine is cloudy, full of .
sediment; tno channels otten get irri-:
fated, obliging you to get up two or
three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
nnd flush off the body's urinous waste 1
get about four ounces of .Tad Salts
from any phnrinncy; take n tablespoon-1
ful in a glass of water before break
fast for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine mid bladder disorders
disanjiear. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes mid lemon
juice, combined with litliin, ami has
been used tor generations to clean nnd t
stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop -
iiintliler irritation, .lad salts is inex
pensive; harmless nnd makes a delight
ful effervescent lithia-water drink
which millions of men and women take
now ami then, thus avoiding serious
kitlnev und Madder diseases.
DYING, IN NOTE TO CHILDREN
CURSES THEIR STEP-MOTHER
San Francisco, July 10 John W. Sto
lieiicr ended his lile in n local hotel
here by sending two bullets into
his li ai ii. He left the following note,
addressed to his children:
"Having become useless through age
and ill health to myself and society,
and having lost all happiness in life, I
am determined to mjek relief in the un
known. May (iod drive your footsteps'
tlirougn smoother paths than I have had
to travel. May the curse of the Al
mighty fall upon that vampire who
bore my naiiie mid who robbed me of
my happiness, ami my first wife, your
mother."
LOWER COURT FEES
FOR OBEOON CERTAIN
Washington, July It. The senate yes
tenlay accepted Senator Chamberlain's
amendment reducing the fees of court
clerks in Oregon. The senate passed
the Jones bill repealing the tax on 100
a mile on Alaska railroads and levying
a tux of 1 per cent on their gross in
comes. NOT A EUGENIC.
Trent. Pa., July 0. Mrs. Mmthn I
( hiso boru a sieklv bnbv ami an in-!
vnlitl all her life, died today, aged 100.!
BABY WEEK k GREAT
HELP m KIDDIES
Kore Than Thirtesn Thousand Babias
Lr.dar Ona Year Old Died in New
York O.ty Lrst Year.
WITH STATIONS OPENED
FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION
A Valuable Feature Wc the Expert
Station Where Mothors Could Re
ceive Advice rnd Help.
"I pletlt.1' to be a l::by's I'ric n
Anil everybody toil,
I ban air, clean clo'hiii mnl clean food
lie needs to l:eep him well."
Tit i 4 is the refrain sung in every pub
lic and private t huol in the citv as
part of the exercises of llaby Week, u
sevrtn ilny Hui ntiunal ami uplift cam
paign in hi nor of the baby eitbens.
Heside lessons ill the proper care of
babies, and exhibition of what is be
ing dun,, to guard their health, there
were free brat rides, and automobile
rides fur tired mothers big mid little
an ! their small charges, ami baby
contest!! with prizes fur the most per
fectly ileyelopcd children in .pw
York's live liuioughs.
Tho Mayor's Lotter.
In u circular letter addressed to the,
children and sent to be read in every i
class room in the city, .Mayor Mitcheil
appealed to the children to help save
the lives of thoiisninU of babies need-;
lessl" sacrificed every year. "More
than LI.IIOO oanies under one yeflr of
age died in New York City last year, "j
this letter stated. "It i.s estimated
that nearly ha., of them would be alive!
today if they had received proper care,
and if necessary procauioiis hail been j
taken during the Hummer months. As,
Honorary I'resident of the organiza-i
Hons which will direct the educational ,
and other activities of Uaby Week, I
ask every pupil of the schools of this!
city to help in the work. As future
j citizens von can do much to help save!
i the lives of bubies ia this city.''
! to-operativo Work.
Circular giving the latest nntl most
practical niethoda for caring for the
itfln i.iioh tf.ii, iuu I h- II,., II.W.D1.
Iiei.artnien't and ' distribute.) th,oh i
tlli M'ImhiIh. with fl rumifiKfr ilint Um
children should take them home nod !
bring them to the attention of their! sh"ok 'with several of her
parents. Hundreds of l!ov Scouts ilis-llm'" frn'ids.- "
tributoil posters ami placards beariuir
the slogan, "Hotter babies, better
mothers, ami so a better city.'' Camp
fire girls delivered tags to milk dealers
which were fastened to milk buttles
"Keep baby well by keeping milk
clenn, covered, cold. '
Druggists placed llaby Week poster?
on every package sold. Department
stores had special sales in infants sup
plies. In short, no effort was spinel
to rench every mother in the city with
the message or good health ami gootl
cheer ,nr the children.
. ., Inspection Work.
Kvery one of the City's fifty-five
inillyr stations, including ' thttse 'under
the control ot .Nathan Strauss, were
openeikfor inspection, so were the eight
1 diet kitchens run by the city. On
. Hospital ami Clinic day, people' iuter
, listed were show n what was being done
to cure for babies and cure theif ail
ments. I --i least 1,000,000 children got a free
outing on Friday , of ISahy week.
I Severn I ferry lines placed boats at the
: disposal of the Committer on Outing
i Day. There was special music in the
parks, nail on recreation piers, ami
! every playground kept open all day
long. . '
Results Expected,
Ciront results are expected from this
cooperative campaign. Mr. l.niillnw,
Executive Secretary of the New York
Federation of Churches, predicts that
this successful Knhy Week, will cut tho
infant mortality of .liilv ami August
to
an niiiireceilenteillv low rate, pos-
sihlv below 100 to the 1.000. There
of the celebration was the ilisseininn-
tion of news of the places where
mothers could receive expert advice'
and help gratis, if their babies were
a. ling. Field nurses, assigned to neigh-:
borhoods where their services are most
needed, visit the homes and give sensi
ble, expert advice easily understood
and followed, securing the services of
competent physicians where this is
needed.
They emphasize the fact that the
mother's condition is nil important for
the health ot the iinrsing intaiit. vet!
rccounize thnt whe
re the mother is a
wage earner, certain
modifications of
existing rules fur the child's care must'
be nuitle.
Alternate feeding i relieve the
mother, and prevent the necessity of
too early weaning, is found to bo safe
and practical. It has been demon
strated that a careful dilution of the
best guide of condensed milk, n per
fectly pure and sterilized food; is un
usually successful as mi alternate, with
'h,. normal feedings. Eagle bran'
which is preferred by experts for chil
dren s use, is recommended not only
for the babies of tho tenements, but
for more fortunately placed children,
whenever alternate feeding is desir
able, as n safe uniform food especially
in travelling and in daces where certi
fied milk is difficult to procure.
Fresh Air.
It is found that the necessary fresh
air can be had on fire-escapes ami
roofs for the babies who can not be
taken to the real country. Recreation
piers where pure Ocean breezes circu
late save the lives of hundreds of the
city's children, mid Seaside homes that
shelter tired mothers and puny infants,
send them home able to stand the
strain of the city hettt, and knowing
how to fight the foes that lie in wait
for the baby's life.
Kveiyone possession of a hesrt to
yitiuuhi.e, mid will to help must re-,
joiee in llaby Week and the civic im-1
provement it stands for.
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PASSED RUCKER BILL. i
Washington, July 0. By a vote of
l!i;i to 10, the house this afternoon
passed the liueker bill providing that !
publicity be given campaign contribu-
tions.
THE TKRD'DEGREE
TACTICS ATTACKED
-tan ilXgo, Col., July 10 "Third de
gre" tactics of the police of the state .
in extorting confessions from nervous
and frightened pris-inem were condemn-!
el yesterday by Attorney Joseph Scott,'
eounsel fur .Mrs. (ieorgiiv Simmons '
Hut's of Wiaslow, Arizona who was!
held to nnswer to the superior court
on a charge of Heading poisoned candy i
to the two young daughters of -Mrs.!
William K. 1'agg of this city. .
Scott openly charged that .Mrs. Hurke
Has intiruiiluted at Kiehmonil, Cal., 1
when, with n.i tii-iuis ur relatives
t .... . ' . ii . . i . i i . i. ... I
pie.in, sue is m.cgci in nave inimfii ;
down mid confessed that she wits
gaiity. I lie ' nttni neys reterred to the
entire stage setting "s one of the ordi
nary police awcat-box kind ami assert
ed that a nonitm. thus threatened, was
entitled to tite protect i u of the statu
te:). Captain of Jietectives Meyers, one
of tke four officials present when Mrs.
Hurke is all"gel to have confessed was
m the stand us Attorney Scott plemctl j
with the court. Scott said he knew,
Meyers to be a "humane man of his!
class." H did not license Meyers of j
any abuse, but declared that the offi-1
cer had used his position to give the
piismicr the thiitl degree am! make her I
' ' cun.e ai'ioss. " I
Sditt tiiiiiouined that the defense!
would .lead "mental ami moral irre-!
spnusiliility." It will be shown, Scott j
said, that .M'-s. Bur!;" was going'
through tlu-'-inost critical period of her1
lift) at the time the defense is alleged j
to havo been committed and that thv
high, hot climate of Arizona hail been j
lia id on her. j
The court room was crowded to the j
doors) today when Mrs. Huike, leaning
on the arm of her liusbaii I, was brought '
Irom the county jail for n-r prelimi- j
amy hearing. Neatly dressed in a light
tailored gown, with becoming black :
nut anu T in u white veil, and so mi
proved physically that few of those
who attended her arraignment a month
ago could believe it was the same wo
man, Mrs. Hurke was an attentive lis
tener to the entire proceedings, she
uiti not niter to take the stand, nor,
was any testimony for the defense pre- !
sentetl. i
When lit last she was bound over to i
,htf superior court and
her bond redue-1
ed from $.r)0IM) in each case to .f !
" 0l"'1' of the charges, she smiled and
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F AILED FOR BIO SUM.
St. Louis', July il The failure nf
John Franklin, former president of the
Hunkers Trust company, was announced
here toduy. ' His liabilities were esti
mated at $li75,0l0v Ninety-five small
banks in the1 southwest hold n million
dollars worth of Franklin's collateral.
A recent slump in the price of stocks
nit up as .i'-fcin ities by Franklin was
said to bo, yie piiiicip::l cuuse of his
failure. , , ,'. ' ...
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STRIKE BEGINS TO SPREAD.
Richmond, f'al.. Jul v' 0. The Central
Labor Council of Contra Costa county!
today had pledged its entire moral and I
active support to tho union men of!
Stockton, where a locHout against or
ganized crafts has been declared.
Some
mmmr
Glove-picked, tissue-wrapped, shipped right
from the tree you get it fresh- with the real tree
ripened flavor.
Don't buy merely "orangesJ' Buy the Sun
(RUSSIA SENSITIVE
TO ANY CRHICISM
Is Keen to Punish Critics Bat Does J
Nothing -Towards Correcting the
Evils that Cause Critics to Get Busy, j
l.i-mbcrg, Austrian Poland. .Inly 10
Vigorous efforts are being niiule by She
Kusiun secret police, according to con
ti. Initial infoimation received here to
nay, to fix responsibility for the cir
culation of a statement widely dis
tributed throughout Austrian 1'olainl,
attacking the liiissiaa imperial council's
rt-.ji ,'tion if the bill to introd e innim-i-
.,h at,),.,
Controlled'
tliee.
bv of fit ia'.s n:'it:cil in St.
i I't'ler.-buru. lh stativncm as-'etts,
; l'ul: li iiHHti-ipalities aie rouble tu
s) end fur tlicr own good the money
whi-ll they themselves raise by tax
Ittion even such important cities us
I i, nr. aw and lCil ". in'.u; p.,wer.c.-.s in
ii piiir eo mm h i s u lnol'.eu city hall
wintlow without the noveruo." eacrul s
1 t n I minister of the interior's lunctiou,
il'tcn long
"In sue
a,N ctl.
h towns," vn vs tl'O utate-
uent, "ruled lv (listl:nt and nftcll h''--tile
anthoritie-:, iim-tion:i ut nihil.
health and cdin iit ion id , ive iittle i.r
no attention.
"The roportiou of expei. I' I ui e on
Ct!"cat ion in Ihtve towns i- "M
ijneiit whi'e in Leading it is .1.7
iciceut and in siure (leiiiiiin towns as
liifch as iCi percent.
"In all the tov its of Itussiun I'olaii I
there are only ss hospitals, witn a total
of -t.S.'ll' beils, the lowest figure in
t ivMed Kurope.
"The re-ponsibllity for this condition-rents
wholly on the Husmuii gov
e:nniMiU .Yiid its barbarous rulo,''
liiissiiui oil ii'ialiloin has shown iniieh
sensitiveness to public opinion lately
a n,l win said heir to have been violent
ly incensed when this circular was
brought official attention.
GIRL TELLS EXPERIENCE
ANSWERING HELP WANTED ADS
San Francisco, July (I. The revclu- i
tions of F.velyn 1'arks, ngetl 1.) years,
concerning her experience when she
answered n "help wanted " advertise
ment today resulted in the arrest of
three men ' who gave the names of
Oetuge Header, John Sullivan and Har
ry Douglass. They were charged with
a statutory offense.
Miss l'urks answered an ndvertiso-
meat for n filing clerk. When she did '
not return home Monday night her mo- I
ther reported her disappearance to the j
police. When the girl returned home
the following day she toiif her story to
Detective Fiirman. She saitl one of tho
men had taken her for an aiitonmible
ride and admitted That a statutory of
fense hail been committed against her.
Detective Furrc.un located the three
men today. They represented themsel
ves us advertising snli-'itors, but the
detective assorts they are members of j
a white slave ring. I
n 4 "sfc-ir & i iTi
. r.: w
The Capital 'Journal
will keep you posted of
Home affairs while you
are enjoying your vaca
tion. :i
The Valencia Sun
kist is the California
Summer Orange a
sweet, juicy,- luscious
fruit, ripened on the tree.
Easy to peel, and practically
seedless.
are dark in exterior appear-
ance, some lighter in color. But all
are a deep red inside and sparkling with
healthful juice.
Oranges are picked, in. California every
day in the year, and the Late Valencia is
one of the very finest ever grown. -
California Fruit
Growers Exchange
139 N. Clark Slreet, CHICAGO
K451
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Eook of Instructions and one All Wood Headed Hoop and
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handling and the numerous overhctid expenses of getting
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for postage and expense of mailing.
SUICIDED IN JAIL.
I.os Angeiea, Cal., .Inly !'. I dscour-,
aged because he failed to secure if-100
bnil for hi.-: release from jail, where lie (
was tttil on a cnitrge or violating a
liipior ordinance, i . I'urssonl, pro
prietor of o bath establishment, swal
lowed bromide in his cell early today.
At the receiving hospital it was said
that he iiml no chance to recover.
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STOCKS AT THE BOTTOM.
New York, July 9. A number of new
low prices were recorded lit the open
ing of the stock market today. New
lluvcn dropped to ti- 11-4 mid the Could
securities declined substantially. Rowl
ing, the lltirrimmi stocks- and t'nitcd
States Steel registered fractional gains.
New Voik Cential and ltultimore &
Ohio displayed coiisiileralde pressure.
AUTO GETS ANOTHER.
liakersfielil, July !). The body of
Hubert Hardy, of Los Angeles, who was
l-illed last night when his automobile
toppled over an embankment in the
Tehachipi I'ass, was shipped to Los An
geles today. His brother, C. If. Hardy,
who was injured seriously, will recover.
The men were motoring from Los An
geles to Hakersf ielfl.
SOLD DOPF. TO PRISQNER3.
New York, July !. Dr. Charles F.
,Ba-Vtl ex-pripbii. physician on BUu'k-
wrll' lshrdr-wtis whrfiiced today to
a venr's iiniuisoniiie.it and fined &CMif
for selling morphine to prisoner.
STOLE NEGRO'S CHICHENS.
l'endleton, Ore., July !. For steal
ing 77 chickens from Al Kichnrdson,
colored, H. -M. Kiley, a white man, was
today sentenced to a year in the coun
ty jail.
The
Sunkist Orange
With the Different Flavor
Ask for "Sunkist Valencias"
kist Valencias. See what you are missing in not
getting this brand. -
Try These Lemons, Too
Use Sunkist Lemons to serve with fish and
meats. Use the juice wherever you now use
vinegar. These are the best looking and the best
lemons sold. Juicy, fully flavored and practically
seedless. There's a vast difference indifferent
brands of lemons. Try "Sunkist" and see.
Beautiful Rogers Silver
in Exchange for Wrappers
Go buy a dozen each of Sunkist oranges
and Lemons and save- the wrappers bear- , .
ing the Sunkist trademark. Then
send in the coupon below
. f l .1
out now to exenange tne wrap
pers for beautiful Rogers
Silverware
for your
table.
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It Will Startle You How ' GTS IT"
Gets Corns Every Time.
"One, two three!" That's about as
long as it takes you to apply "OUTS
IT" the new-plan, simplest, surest com
cure tho world has ever seen. ' Corn
fussing, is all over. Corns, corn, pains
orid calluses arrf absolutely done for,
from tho minute you apply "IIICTS
IT." Forget Iho bother of using plas
ters, greasy salves .that , spread ami
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nut cotton rings that pros oii corns, for
get knives,' razors, scissors and tho dan
gers of blood poison from drawing
blood, and tho contraptions and har
nesses that, simply make corns worse.
"GETS-IT" never hurts tho llcsh,
never fails.
"GKTS-IT" is sold by al! druggists,
25c a bottle, or sent direct by K. Law
rence & Co., Chicago.
and find
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"fiETS-IT for Corns!
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California
Fruit Growers
A.
Exchange
139 N. Clark Street, Chicago
Mail us this coupon and wc will send
you our comDlimentarv40-Dai?e recine1
book, showing over 110 ways of using :
Sunkist Oranees and Lemons. You will also .
receive our illustrated premium book which tell I
you now to trade isunktst wrappers for beautiful
tablesilver. Seud thiscouponorcallatabovear'.dress. .