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J'l
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EIGHT
-v.
Get the
BANDRUFF SOON
RUjNSTHE HAIR
Make. It Lifeless, Dull, Dry,
Brittle and Thin.
Girl; if vou want plenty of tlilrfc.
tV-auliftil. glossy, ilky hair, di by ;,
meaiu get, rid of dandruff, for it will
Jirve vour hair ami ruin it if you don't. '
It doesn't d' much gl t try t
J..iih or wash it out. The only stir
fly to g-t riil of dandruff is t.j (IhsoI.
iU then you (k-Htmy it entirely. To d
bis, get alx.ut fxiir oiiou.- of ordinary
Lquid arvon; apply it at night when re-
tirilur' n. ..iK.li tr. m..;. .I.- .....I. '
and ruli it ill gently with the timp-r tip. !
i.y morning, must it not all, ot your
dandruff will he gone, and three or fojr 1
iiiore applications will computet dii- t
solve and entirely destroy every single t
sign and trace of it. ; f
Vou will hint, too, that all itching ami 2
lUiruirur of tlii rlti will ci..ix ....i i
--- I ..... i, ...., y..ll , v
luir will he silky, llntTy, lu.trotis, soft,
ana I.. and feel a hundred time het- . .srnnii or.rvoT.ri m irn
cr, iou can get linuid
drug More. It is inexpensive and four J "itsii ua V1HU IfUM.
Low 'much dandruff you have This
AHEARN SERIOUSLY
.simple remedy never Uil.
THE PATT.Y CAPTT I. .TOCTtN'AT SALEM OBErcOW FEIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1914.
1
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LE-1! O'EE,
-9jt.EM,v: ore
r - i mi 1 1
Joe Spaghetti, Uproar Singer
BATs- pop-1
I 's i .nrri-r-- o I U
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b'EAToTCh?A)El
Beats Fcf?
SPORT
NEWS j
?
Baseball
POLITICAL CARDS
EARL RACE
Claim Gunboat Smith Sneaked Out of
England to . Avoid Meeting the
Heavyweight Tight Farce
GRAPHIC SIT OF
i
1 1,1 """" ' ' 11 11 111 ' " m ftife,
ZEPPELIN'S NIGHT
ATTACKONANTWERP
Candidate for City Recordsr
Platform
V.i fiiicney
Juntii'e in recorder ' court
Eroniuiiy in offie sM'nii'"i
(I'nid Adv.)
CLAEBY
ISSUES DEFI
TO MIDDLE
Hemran Silent As to Federal League
Challenge Abe Attell On Way
from New York
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BUBOHARDT MESEDtTH
iMidrot AgenU. 34 j tt BtrMi
SACRED HEART j
ACADEMY
Under the direction of
iisten of the Holy Names
SALEM, OREGON
! (By Hal Sheridan.)
! lork, Sopt. M. KiiuIMi nport
, in .mti arc flatly ehnritiiitf thiit fiun
iiuhi -riiun ran away rnmi r.iiuiaini to
mm. I iiH'ctunr louiiL' Alii-arn. Jim
Itcirklcv, ('niitli h manager. iniTiutm ntl v
i'nics tnc alli'itntion, flHcrtin tlif filit
' I'liiii-idli'd when ATicarn wan lnl,n
i iliiwn with mirne nort of n it illni's
"(innliiiiit Smith," shvh the Mirror
of I. if.', "lias tnnip.l mil n.,,1
or Amerii'ii. ami hn ....inthh...!.- ...
fusel to earry ont the nifreemeiit mail
iiv Ins inulniL'iT. Sliut n h.'i.I i.itv it i.
tluit there in no governing body which
eoiild (.iiniili .Smith it ft he deserves for
iim repreneimlile eon. lin t. Smith s de
spicable aetimi is regarded bv a vast
mii.liiritv of Knglish sportsmen as the
meiiiiest wav out of a contest ti,r uhi. l.
he1"" did not appear to have much likinir
I His Ihjtch behavior has been free.lv
coiniiare.l to that of the (lerman fleet
nrrai.l to fieht it out
Pacific Coast League Standings.
. I. P.. i
I ortlainl ,u li.i
an Kran.'-isi-o M.". TQ
l.os Angeles so
Venice oo sn
WEIOHTSI Minsion ,,j
'ak an.l iii inj
Yesterday's Results.
At Cortland Venice 7. Cortlan.l
At fan rrancisci. rij-,..w -t
Craiicisco I.
At I.oi AuLodes .,. .,.,
Oakland Tt .
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San
13-:
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AND DAY SCHOOL
Most approved method, Pri
mary, Grammar and High j
.School Departments, Complete
Courses in Harp, Piano, Voice
Culture, Violin and Harmony.
No interference with religion
of pupils.
MODERN CONVENIENCES
DOMESTIC COMFORTS
.Scholastic year begins second
Monday in September.
Address, SISTER SUPERIOR
on ii lt Ahearn has thus been de-
limed of .the o.ort mi it v of ahuwing
ins countrymen just how iron, he is.
Vouiig Ahenm, over on thin side of
the water, always has been considered
a joke heavyweight.
the Boxing
L. M. HUM
Care of
YICK SO TONG
Chinese Medicine and
Tea Company
Has medicine which
will cure any known
disease.
153 South High Street,
Salem, Ore. Phone 2&.
L '- L If " IMI
CATARRH
of I he
BLADDER
rvWvM in
24 HOURS
Fftrh Ct
ul-Uwr-iilsiMMIDY1
llfttW rf r t lr frits
V,Tia ta SALEM, OREGON, sWa &t
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modern.
Free and Private Baths.
IATE3 75c, l.OO. 11.50 PER DAT
The ouly hotel In the bustneaa dUtrlct
I'aredt to all Depots. Ttuatre and
Capitol Buildings.
A Horn Awiy from Home.
T. O. BLIGH. Prop.
Both Phones. Free Auto Bus.
A recent edition of
World of London said:
'In spite of the war we may rest
asiire. that the boxing game is not by
my means .lea. I. The .ntmiia Snort
ing club will, I am informed on reliable
authority, open its .lours as usual earlv
in the tin. nth of October, .lack eating
han also is busy with the new boxing
.imiin. wm.ti win i,e known as th
vwst r.n.l Stadium."
Clabbv Gets Busy
San I'ranci.co, Sept. IS. Jimmy
' lai.i.v of Hammond, Ind.. is out wit)
a cnaiienge nere to-lny to meet any
uii.i.lieweielit in the wor d. With hi
manager. I.iirnev l.i.htenstein, Clabbv
reiuriie.i vesier.lav from Australia an.l
liately set forth his claims to the
mi.Mleweight title.
" We. feel," Manager l.ic hten-
stem, "that eiubbv has the right to
rank hiinseir as middleweight champion
of the world because of his victory over
ICddie McWoorty. And as su, h he
stands ready to meet any one in the
I'ltme the tuildie feels is 'entitled to a
chance. While we want to be reason
able in securing matches here I do fel
Hint if the elitiiupionsTlIp is involved
challengers should agree to meet Clabbv
"t the luid.lleweight limit of ITi pounds.
"We lire not tied no to nuv irn...n..r
or to nuv iimtch. I am going In look
around here and if the people want
Clabbv to box the winner of the I 'hip
Murray mutch, that suits ns. I expect
to go to l,os Angeles in two or three
'liivs t lk over the field and see
what offers there."
a the same boat with eiahbv, e.une
doe Welling, a Chicago lightweight,
also under l.iclitenstein; Milburn Savior
ami his mauiiger, Itnv Hiouson, and I.ee
Johnson of Oakland.
Horrman Is Silont
Cincinnati. Sept. I s.--August llerr
ma ii, chairman of the National Baseball
commission would not av here today!
wucmer he intended accepting the chal
lenge of President Cilmore of the
' r'eleial league, in which Uilmore asked
that the Vedernl pennant winning team
, "'I"-' ''.! in the world's champion-
ship series.
"I have nothing whatever to sav at
present," llerrtiinii said, "but 1 may
issue a statement later. "
Kilbano and Attell.
1 t.us Ang.de,, Sept, s...,e Attell,
; former featherweight king, is due to
; start from N'ew Votk today to prepare
. for his return engagement w itlj Johnny
j Kilbaue.
"This is the chime,. .'e been trying
for ever since thev took my title
iaway," Abe telegraphed a frieinl here.
,"l am going to be on the ground earlv
. and you bet I'll he roadv when the
l."iig sounds,"
Imarty O'TOOLE
By A. M. Corrlgaa
Red McChee
Crize lemons in the last few v,.
are coinmouer'n Texas steers, but'thev
ain't quite bo eheap. These lemon, in
the basebull mart come high as sin right
at the start, an'
that don't count
their keep. O'
Toole, of New
Vork, Martin J..
has gained a lot o'
fame that wav.
tie made the Pir.
ateji bite. II,. cost
a quarter million
cold, ain't won a
dozen games all
told an ' can 't get
goin' right.
In n i n e t e e n
s f v e n Mart y
shined for Brock-
t o n, Mass
was a
year. His riuht
Perfection of Methods Makes
Modern War the Refine
ment of Barbarism
FENCE OF BULLETS
BUILT IN THE AIR
Airships Provide Means for
Making War on Women
and Children
(By William O. Shepherd.)
Ant went. Sent :t n.. ,.,;i -
iork.) 1 ntil M. l-...,
conflict began military experts were in
the habit of sayinK that killing Appli
ances had reached such a degree of per
fection that war on 1... : ' .
sible. ""'",s-
It has not become impossible vet
however.
Last night 1 watched a German Zep
pelin droppmg.bonibs into Antwerp and
while it was true Hint ti, .,-.,...:.
of tho method made war a verv refine
ment of barbarism, there was notliiri"
impossible about if.
As I saw the Zeppelin depart it seem
'l to me that the best argument
..,..i...-i ..ar was innt it turned men in
anything that entered the zone at
Antwerp.
The lig guns in. the forts around flu
city begau to boom. Aeroguns mounted j
on auronioinie trucks dashed about the
streets.
't was a million Fourths of Ji.lv r..ll.
ed into one.
In the niid.-t f.f it alt there were
more of the bif hnaa h.,..n v t... .
of the Zeppelin.
To the last, in the midst of the bul
lets and the minerhumnn w.nf.isw.n
men in the Zeppelin had tried to stick
. ii i lie juus.
Two of the bon.bs fell close to the
R'd Cross hospitals. The others beat
a tattoo
less station, which the airmen evidently!
were trying to de'frov.
Murder the Helpless.
The holei, in the eartn ntoot the .
tion w ere the size and the shape of I
1 II'I t l US.
Ten niinilttt nf firtnrv ha.l ...n.lA tt.A
"'f! 'i inane lllc
skv above Antwerp unhealthful. As the
In..l L P . t
...si uuucu or Domes .vent over the side
of lie Zeppelin's car thj big airship
rose and sped away.
jne tinn? subsided slowly.
Half an hour Inter thA 7.m.oi;.. -.
refH.'ti-fj 12 miles nwnv
1 L'l . . . .
ii cniioreti. and three women and
five men had been 'njured, and three
houses had been destroyed.
Nearly all the terrified families in
the city had taken refug.; in cellars, for
a week before the same Zeppelin had
bombarded it and killed 12 persons.
The bullets fired by the soldiers
came falling from the skv, but aside
from breaking skylights thev did no
damage. People on therr way to work
this mornintr nicked tin mmni;.:.. r.t
" r -i- .
them to save as souvenirs.
EAT LESSAN TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Take a glass of Salts before breakfast
n your JsacK Hurts or Bladder
bothers you.
khM
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A I man
'Ldffip J ci JVew
r J' ngT,;-!:rrSiiir'" J
5
2forAI
I 1 ' UM
ml
m
COLLAR
A cIo,t ftting graceful collar with
smartly cut curved front, that admin
of easy cravat tieing.
CLUETT, PEA BODY & CO., Inc. M.k.n, Tror N. y.
House of Half a Million Bargains
We carry thellargest stock of Sacks and
Fruit Jars.
H. Steinbock Junk Co.'
233 State Street Salem, Or.goo. iWrS,.
I
fedMf6hee
I ittsburi? hear.l tlml t,.rf.. ..-.. :.. .
. " ........ ....-. (lutllSt
Mlliey Dir. an has e. fort . tho Lola
That bargain, th
ill.i (HiarttT-Iliillidtl uititf u-on( Kn.l '
nniA 1 In At ii
gsy bought an' hopes a hope that Marty
"in upset ine .lope nn come through
just the same. O 'Tool..' n.. i
The American men and women must
, . .. : " Knar.i cousianiiv against Kidnev
tZ uZh,,rMS ,h -'-liable, because we 5 too' h 5
The wildesf fl.Vl.V: ,.r : ... 'i our iooa is rich. Our blood is filled
...!..,....... ." ......Kiio ii witn urie acid wh eh the .t.i,.
find f.lAr. ."' our:,:"" hUr,'"""-J ,n:t0 ihfr t- they weaken from over-
h right arm Watching for Zenneiin - .W M, the elimlnative
Larly in the evenir- n Belgian cap
tain took me the rounds of ,iH com
pany, stationed in the -enter of the
ty. His men were divided into sn,..ll
They were
with their
CincyVs Beds that
rviii.iiow, tnougn, got miffed. in
naught eight he was cut adrift with no
flowers on his bier. No one could ask
better start thnn ;.-.. l t....
i' - " ti . . . i. . . . . . ' .
-'. . r- . ... . k ... rr mi rt....i i... I art i.n.i a ... n .1 . . .
A. A. tra . Th.. h,,,,, flLa l,..i, i. . -. ..
tie thinks he'll vet assnssiimia i;..
an' show the high-priced stuff. Far
be't from me to plav killjov. Vou may
star yet, O Toole, i boy, if given long
enough.
BLOODIEST BATTLE
(Continued from page one.)
tacking force,
the killed at
was mentioned ;,s among
this point.
French Lines Hold.
Paris, s,.pt. is. "The 1. .... 1..
tmues; our lines are holdin every-
where, was today's nnnmincemeiit
from Pans military headquarters rela
tive to the situiitiou, from the Pianco-Briti-h
stand.oiut, in northeastern
Prance.
Though the allies' lines wer, "ho!,.
i". it was intimate! tiiat thev had
not been able to produce much impres
0011 on the Hermans.
Fighting was said to be especially
lesperate I'Uniir the allies' l..f.
the (iennan generals. Vou KIuls and Von
liuelow, were resisting a flankin.- .n..v...
meiit.
The struggle progressed in a dn Ii-
ing rain.
the n-filla ,f l..,;i.i:
.... ....... . V """ .
..... ..,. euiree Which had been
brought to them bv automobile.
It seemed to me they were prettv
well Hpread out to resist au attack, but
the captain said there were .,:i,(ino sol
diers scattered about the citv in the
same wav.
j l.nter the reason beenme apparent.
! Not until one in the morning did the
big red harvest moon sink. It left the
streets in pitch darkness. The citv was
so tranquil ami still that the crackle
of the dry autumn leaves which had
fallen from the elms m the public
square sounded loud. ,. It was chillv,
too, and the soldiers on the sidewalks'
were wrapped in their big overcoats,
too drowsy or too comfortable to chnl-
n-iige.
A Bird'oX Prey.
An hour and a half later I was
awakened by soldiers talking excitedly
beneath my window. But above the
sound of their voices wns another
noisea terrific whining high in the
I jumped to the window ami looked
upwards.
Far away there s.-anded a terrific
explosion., deep, boominu roar
A moment later a spark came whirl-
tissues clou and the result i UiHo..
trouble, bladder weakness and a general
decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps of
lead; your back hurts, or the urine is
eloudy, full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three times
during the night; if you suffer with
sick headache or dizzy, nervous spells,
acid stomach a. vm. ho., -u,
' --. 1 uC lllCUfllitUSlIl
when the weather is bad, get from your
pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
!?alts; take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous sa'its is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and has 'been
used for eenerationa tn fli.-l. .i .:.....
ra- --- nun Diiuiu
late clogged kidneys; to neutralize the
acids 111 the urine so it no longer is a
source of irritation, thus ending blad
der disorders.
Jad .Salts is inexpensive; canuot in
jure, makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water beverage, and belongs in
every home, because nohodv can make
a mistake by having a good kidnev
flushing any time.
: INDEPENDENCE NEWS
fOnpitnl Journal .Special Service.)
I Independence, Ore., Sept. 17. Mrs. .1
S. Cooper, of this city, went to Dallas
Just Arrived
Verlbest Tomato Soup in i
Spanlco Chile Con Carne Jnf
Armour's Star Sliced Bacon P.
Happyrale Sliced Pineapple .,'. 2ta iv
Deviled Chili Meat . W,
R-. ioc jw cm
RnrZ, 55c W gallon can
Spring Chix r 40c to t30c atk
Salmon Trout oni
qlnpl. 20c per pound
iri A o ', 2 pounds for 25c
Kippered Salmon 20c per pojad
WESTACOTT-THIELSON COMPANY
(INCOBPOEATEDi
Successors to Thielsen Cash Grocery
151 NORTH HIGH STREET : : :
Ii. A. Westacott ft Co. '
: TELEPHONE 850
' 1
IVIGTORY AT NANCY
CLAIMED BY
Fl
n
After Attack Lasting 18 Days
bermansMake No Visible
Battle Gains
some time at the frout near Nancy, pd
sonally directing operations, so im
portant did he consider it to cipturt
the city.
IJresident Poincare ordered t
grntiilations telegraphed to Geaerab
l)urand and C'astlcnau. The latter tos
manded the reinforcements sent to to
and's aid.
Following a meeting of tie t'i
it was stated that there were no inJi
tions of perceptible German gains a
the allies lines anywhere.
The hardest fighting todsy wMii
to be along the allies' left and at the
t-eiuer.
Members of the general staff P
nouneed the German positions T
Bordeaux. Sent IS A r- ,k I .., h.,t- ii,l tho Pmneh artillery wU
tory at Nancy was officially reported proving wonderfully effective gaiai
...o vai umce iooa Dy Ueneral, mem.
- Uj ueuerui
lJurand, commanding the Gallic forces
there.
After 18 davs attack: Dumnd sn.M
BOEN.
.. ; " -sparK came whirl- "' ",r ' "llv county rair, '
ing through the air n sh.,fi., ... opens in Dallas Thnrsda .nr,,;.,
gone erazv. If -...L- . .1.. . '.. Je nllo,. i m:.. ,. , "
A SALEM INTERVIEW
Mr. Brown Tells His Experience.
The followiiiL' brief n.-cn.i... ... :..
with a S, ,,, several vea s JZZZ "
a en. mi. I ii. 1 ...:n 1. . . . . V" -"'.ui had sai
kL. 1 : ";. , ' ""v.vr .r0!l" wun
i,, rvi eiti.eu.
P. W. Prown, farmer, i;iti;i State St
Salem, says: "Three years of mill
wright work in a damp atmosphere dis
order t my kidneys. 1 often had lame
ness and soreness across the small of
my back. When having at attack, I
......... ... i-i.uii iMiinev t i is nn.I L.,,t
,. , " "-'un into rue sky line . "e ami .uiss .Mode were
; .... ..-i.u iinoiner explosion sounded. r",,rrl,(l .v "r- '-'has. Dunsmore, at
1 , 1 " !'!' "li'i'ist the stars, per- ,lu 1'resbyterian parsonage, this morn-
II. Ipsa III! c In..., I 41.. n ,.' .in.r TI.. ...1..- . . . . .
-- 11- ... yn 111c
on.ie were the only ones present, in ad
dition to the contracting parties. Mr.
and Mrs. Oakley will live south of this
city.
Hal Hibbs is back from the moun
tains, where he has been on a hunting
and fishing trip. He reports few fish
and fewer deer.
Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Simpson, of Leb
anon, motored down from that citv the
latter part of last week and took 'their
son home with them. He had become
sick while picking hops.
"or.i was received today that Mrs
David Holt, who underwent a minor
operation at the Salem hosi.itnl fi.
first of the week, is getting along as
IV., 1 u. ....M I. . . .
. ...,... ... ,,, welll 0 ,,alia3 ,i(r 13 nays attack, Durand said
to.lav tn I, ..In nwn.,n AU - l . 1 11. ... .. . 1 .. , .r i-...4l-
. . ..,. .,,lf;C lue sciiooi v.vriiians naa ceased their assault 'ir.l.!SO.N To .nr. ana -rs. o..; --
exhitot at the Polk county fair, which This was regarded as averting onei derson Nelson, of 2010 Current
" I T. . . .... 11 SI.
enue, r rmav oepiemut-i -----
1 1 here's a sick- f..i;.... ..c . .
i, , , . , oner ne 11-
:a.l ,th kind of fascination at
, the though, ,,a, . thi . ;
' "'" -tl.t up ,l.re ill(. kv
iiit r I ;lr, vyorking. carrying
... s ;'r'u- r":l'"' tracing
Greets, pullmg levers, adjusting greasv
;'h!-r.y. twisti,,. .storing'- wheels
l ig iheg ,.. fuses of bomts i,d
1 to k,!I ,..,,, .. nil(,
Tnev T.nirA r..h r.v.A
I remember what ..i:
only that afternoon.
supply. They removed the backache visit' ended.
01m siMi-ncss, togemor with other symp
toms of kidney trouble. All I '.aid
recommending Doau's Kidnev Dills
when I publicly endorsed them' before
holds good. 1 use them n... si......ii.
"Only ..,i i'i-ij .,
u ;ir . " , -i.ii.ises ago r.mperor
.1 am t liernuny ,, King Albert
as n '""".r1"'"' ';,rt "f ,h0 hHIav
season together.
"King Albert's baby daughter loved
tl e emperor s ,mi(.h ht.(,miSl h ,
I"' ' tier, that she eried to , .
III.- luit niti. wjj .1.1.1 , ..
'IJow l,e ia ,,rll,, hu 7.,.,,,,,,,;
now to dron ...., I... .... .1. . . 1 ' .
. - '- .mi in- 110 use tVl.rf.
I..I....... I... t -. . I w- k I 1...... .. ...
1'iiiuiee, who will; "t- otmpioms or Ki.inev com-
io-"t over the SO round course on the'l'1"'11' ud I never fail to get quick re
n,ht oXHniber is are to-lav in full ''' Another of the family has aUo
"'.".'K. of t'i'ig. At the Western I Imau's Ki.luey Pills for ki Inev
Ulllt'tU 1IU Hsitti'tStir I . f U'ikuL 11,11,. , 1 I,,. 1... 1 ii . 1. . . v
BEAL ESTATE THANSrERS.
Kay llrown to K K lleider, I, I S
Hnlem Heights Add ISalein t.V
ti I" Hodgers et us to S A Jones,
h I H 5 Oak Lodge Add Saleai.-SI.
) M Kb et vir to J J Keher, a.'..51
A iu 8e 34 T 5 8 K 1 V. 10.
t' Aimmiis et 11 1 to O W llubha et
11 (, 1 O.I.JO A ia A Mark ham D I. C iu
T68RI !:. tl.
C Cropper to Jno Gills, 3-4 A in
see 10 T 8 8 B I V.-3ldO.
K Keil et 111 to K Keil, 2.7 A ia
i-irv 12 T 4 S K I W. !00.
Beeeher sad Dundee.
I.os Angeles. Sept. IS. Willi
i i.ri-cner an,t
I 1111
ni
tsw
Athletic club Heedicr K,. 1..1 :.. . weakness nn.I I.... l'.u.i .1. . 1.... r
. , .... ..- .nniii.;. ... ..wa ut, mr o. re-
j the match seriously ge through a
, strenuous daily grind, tearing after his' Vr' "lV. t all dealers. Don't sim-
UlkrlVrt.... .......... !.. ... . .. . .. ... . '
,r , rl.a, ow ui,uim, rv sr. ror a m.tnev remedv get win.l.!. . 1 nu,r m-V
style. He , e of the hardest train- IHwn Kidney Pills-the same' that the fUO, ! i- 1 . bpgnn t0 8,uut'
... , ,, wM.rKers se.n hero. niind.e ;,,r- ',ron nad. Foster Milburn Co.. pointed t '.;. -V -v om- Tbe-V
wilt do his first boxing for th coming' Props., Buffalo, X. Y. (omti.t tluur nttes upward,
match todav at Dovl.v ..., p...-. I -1 I Principally Noisa.
pre,.nt indications Ih.udee win enter' MINERS ENTOMBED wAhf-lf !,,der hnA mAr.
the ring a slight favorite in the betting ' '1 t, V"nut was indeserib
... 11.. w... t-i. .. noiv. Thirty- lk,... .1 11:
ciu i4e v liy, jsept. is. Res,'ue- l,...c. 1 iiera were
were making frantic' efforts to.Tav f ZZin7 " " he
reach he 13 m entombed late Thurs- Th." 0 ......
this little oirl 1..,. i.- .1. ' ,
.... , " - " '"ner ana sis-
rs und tatlier and mother are sleeping
I cin't understand." '
Another spark fell and there was a
thud explosion.
Then a new sound filled the air It
'.'gin far away. ,t B8a thc
....... .....usanas ot them.
lae firing grew- nearer and louder.
mere were sham nr.l...o f- 1 -
serious danger.
It was reported that the kaiser spent
son.
over Heecher.
SUOHLT 0SElT
ABTICIXS CAN BE
eonVrtiM into realy cash Kureki ilWw fl hnT Th'
nuick v .... , llV ure "ere fillinu the air with h.,iu.. ti..
Br MEANS OP k "' "'T. .'"' r"""'r.u . " lt wow luttin a fe,a " " .P.
I THE WANT ADS. " ui taem o,tit oa hi,B ar,una the eitr and theZ,;ce,ne
They filled the mit!l
wen as con 1 hu .,.,. .,.1 ... , ....
. . , v-.-. , ini, aim w ill
probably return home by the end of the
Another Polk county exhibitor of fine
catt e ,s Gy Hewitt, .a farmer and
stock raiser south of this citv Mr
Hewitt has gone to the North Yakima
fair, where he will exhibit 13 head of
choice cattle this .,.l ...:il ....
., ., ... 1 ..in return
el n s,8te fair !,t Sani next
Miss Lnella rinni.l f r .,
. --'-11., w. -uoiuiioiiTn.
has gone to tone in Kastern n.
where she will teach ..h..i .1.:. -... .'
v 1 M-11 ...is muter.
. .1. Miller, nf M...i
tnrough th.s eity on his wav to the
three months ...o.;...
.n.t lLi. I....:' 1"ntances
hoo.1. ,n'9 of his
Miss Catherine Camniwll .:o.. .
President P. L. Campbell of the St. e
llmvomli- . t ' . oiaic
....... cuene, nas gone to
TerrelHjne, i eastern Oregoa. where
she will aaaiateaeh school. This The?
wond year in this school
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