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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
LABORERS ON STRIKE TO
ENFORCE EIGHT HOUR LAW

Npskoger. Okla. July IA strik,
i'm every city and town In Oklahoma u
support of eight hour law involving
so. 0o0 laborers was predicted FOR ncN'
week 10y Deputy state Labor Commis'
sioner wiley here today.
several hundred street paving labor-
crs and others in Muskogcc have beer
out several days
The trouble started when the labor
commissioner enforced the eight houi
law and the employers cut wages ID
correspond with the reduction 10
hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
MURDER SUSPECT FROM
SOUTH JAILED IN DENVER

Denver, July 22.--James Robinson
whom the police believe to be j. l..
Byrd. wanted for the murder OF
Joseph Black at Memphis, Tenn, in
1907. was arrested here this morn
Ing Robinson. who came here from
from San Francisco some months ago,
is employed in a local shoe store and
was married two weeks ago to a
southern girl at Colorado Springs. He
denies that he is Byrd, but the police
regard il as significant that he claims
to come from Byrd. Tenn, where he
saws he has relatives.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
URGE PARDON FOR SON
OF HYMN WRITER

Des Moines. July 22.-The Iowa
board of pardons today recommend
ed an unconditional pardon for SAM
uel Francis smith, son of the author
of the hymn America who was con-
victed five years ago and sentenced
TO the penitentiary for eleven years
on charges of perjury larceny and
embezzlemcnt Smith. now ~ years
old. formerly was mayor of Daveu-
port He was arrested for the alleged
appropriation of the funds of several
estates entrusted to his care.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
RICE CROP DAMAGED BN
OVERFLOW or SAT- " NIIi

Lake Charles. La. July 22.--The
mail steamer Rex. arriving here to-
night brought the first news in Diet"
OF the hurricane which struck Gamer
ON parish yesterday.
1t is believed by passengers on th'
boat that several persons have been
lost in that parish. but IN" death "i
two persons only Is definitely known.
They were Bail Daiglc. aged - wears
and Thomas Murphy. aged g. Th'
overflow of salt water damaged thous
ands of acres Of rice
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
MNI.TIiI LAW DECLARED
IN STORM SWEPT TON y,

Bay city, Texas July 22-undcr
martial law and IA darkness, It's WA
ter supply cut cff and "a lack of heli'
to clear away the ruins. Bay city to-
night. is slowly recovering from the
storm of Yesterday one life was los,
that of an infant named GALLOWAY.
The property loss will total SCOT
O00. The ,rop damage cannot now
be correctly estimated although 1T Is
contendcd thai the damage to tn" lico
,rcu which is Flooded in places vii not
exceed "a .cr cont
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
STRIKE AT BUTLER CAR
PLANT REPORTED BROKEN

Eutler Pa, July 22.-The back
bone of the strike of the employees of
the Standard Steel Car company, the
Butler Forged Steel Wheel company
and the Standard Wheel company is
broken, according to statements of Of
ficials connected with the three con-
Germs tonight. 1t is thought that by
Saturday large majority of the for
eigners who walked out in partial
sympathy with the men of the Press
ed Steel Car company of Mckee's
Rocks. near Pittsburg will have re-
turned to their old positions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
French Acroplanc Wrecked.

Nichy. Frcnce. july 22.-Two aero
planes made "a simultaneous flight at
the aerodrome here today, piloted by
Tissandicr aud Paul Ham. Tissandier
had a passenger and covered more
than thirteen miles distance in
Twenty-Five minutes 80 seconds. When
flying quite low. Tissandiers machine
suddenly became unmanageable and
fen to the ground. II was damaged
bat the occupants we're not hurt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
TRIUMPH FOR
SOCIALISTS
IN FRANCE
ONE OF THEIR NUMBER
CHOSEN AS PREMIER
Selection Of BRAND DiStastifuI
Alike to Radical and ConSer-
yatiooi Reign viii Be Short Is
Prediction,
lBy Morning ,ouruni special .sa.ed wire,

lBy Morning Jourun soee!ai Leased wifsi
Paris July 2.--Arstidc liriand.
scholar orator and avowed socialist.
was summoned to the Elysee palace
tonight and asked to reconstruct the
Clcmenceau cabinet Nj BRAND prom
sod his answer tomorrow stating that
unless he could unite the republican
groups he would go no further
President Falleres intended to
make the first offer of the PREMIER
ship to Leon Bourgeois former min
ister of foreign affairs but the delay
in NJ Bourgeois arrival in Paris and
doubt regarding his acceptance of the
post induced the president to save
time by offering the premiership d.
rect to NJ BRAND. who already Is
consulting with his former colleagues
with view to reconstructing the cab
met This it is expected, will be ef-
fected 10y the shifting of some of the
portfolios ana the retention of all the
ministers except Picquart, Plckard
and Mllles-I IacrOiX respectively min
isters al war the navy and colonies.
The program of the retiring govern-
ment will be adopted, but probably
win be extended to include the pass
age of the bill relating ot electoral re-
form. which provides for voting by
departments with proportional repre-
sentation
Daring the day considerable oppo-
sition to NJ BRAND developed. cspe-
elalk among the more conservative
senators and radicals on the ground
that the election of socialist as the
head of the government would be
equivalent to proclamlng the bank
ruptcy of the radicals.
sixty radical socialists headed by
| Deputy Dubicf. have voted not 10
support any but cabinet headed by
IA rndical or radical socialist Conse-
quently predictions are freely made
! tonight that NJ BRAND Will fail IN
| his efforts to form ministry which
can command majority.
\ BRAND cabinet would be exceed
tnply distasteful to the moneyed
classes who at least knew that Glenn
enccau was not afraid to resist those
or Revolutionary tendencies The con-
servativcs. however believe that the
BRAND cabinet would be shortlived
ana find consolation IN the theory
that the further the pendulum swings
in one direction, the further 1t VIII
swing back In the other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
WOULD PLACE NEAR
BEER UNDER
LAWS BAN
Georgia Legislator Has Plan to
Make State Prohibition Act
More Drastic.

ih! Morning journal special Leased "irel
Atlanta. Ga, July 22.-Determined
10 make Georgia SO dry that even
Irult syrups in which there is a trace
OF alcohol will be contraband in this
stae' Representative Hooper AleXander
introduced a prohibition measure in
the house today. 1t not only forbi Is
the manufacture Gal sale of near beer
now sold, but provided that all bevHs
ages containing even a trace of alhoco.
Snall be under a legal ban.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
RYAN, second victim succ,unbs

Los Angeles. July 22.-Otto Miller.
the porter OF the United States ho-
tel. who was shot week ago by Al
bert Ryan. an organizer of the West
ern Federation of Miners, died today.
This is the second death as the re-
suit of the shooting OF H. +. snyder.
a mining man. by Ryan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
HUSBAND, Ill AND
HELPLESS, SEES
HIS WIFE SLAIN
Woman Killed While Struggling
With Daylight Burglar in Hot
Springs Hotel

IBy M0rnIng journal NDerIaI Teatr" WHrI
Hot Springs, Ark, July 22.-With
her husband witness to the attack.
but too feeble 10 aid In the struggle.
am unknown man presumably burg
lar. unable to free himself from the
grasp of Mrs. r., T. Dorrence of Hell
cna Mont, shot ana Killed her in her
apartments at "A local hotel today.
AFTER briefly telling of the occurrence
when attaches OF the hotel reached
the scene, Dorrence collapsed and has
been unable to make a further state
mcnt
Mrs Dorrencc was state officer
of the order OF the Eastern star OF
Montana.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
VILLAGE ISOLATED
BY SWOLLEN STREAMS

Ashland. Wis, July 22-Anothor
neavy downpour has aggravated the
I"od situation. The village of
odanah, on Bad River. where the ac-
eumuated floods from white. Ma
r"hgo and Bad Rivers concentrate, is
entirely isolated. II will be a week
before any trains can move.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
PNHTY or THIRTEilN FROM
HIGH ISLAND MISSING

Beaumont Texas, July "a u.s.
patch from High Island between Beau
mont ana Galveston, states that par
ty of lS, three brothers named Ab"r'
nathy. their Vi"es and seven childrer
WHO .oft HIGH island FOR Sabine ass
Tuesday afternoon are missing.
Searching parties today found bodt"
of the team which drew the parN
wagon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
RAILWAY TRAFFIC IN
WISCONSIN CRIPPLED.

Ashland, Wis. July 22.-The situ"-
uon IN the flood district is worse to-
uaN. The railroad bridge and all 9TH
er bridges are believed to have been
swept out at Odanah. Nothing has
peen heard from that place since A.
m Six bridges are torn out on the
Marengo river.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
MARINES TELL
CONFLICTING
STORIES
LITTLE NEW LIGHT
ON SUTTON MYSTERY
Witnesses Unable to Agree on
Location Of Bullet Wound
Which Ended Life Of Young
Oregon Lieutenant,

4 - t-0~'' -
lBy Morning journal Special Leased WircI
Annapolis. Md, JulN - The roe
marhablc Variance in tnc testimony ot
some of the naval officers Who are
witnesses before the court of inquiry
investigating the circumstances SUR
rounding the death ot Lieutenant
James y. sutton, Was emphasized AT
todaNs hearing hy contradictory eve
uencc as to the location of the bullat
wound which o0usrd the young orc
sonian's death.
The question of the location of the
ound has assumed Importance in M"
face of other evidence given, as It
would appear that it would have beon
a much more difficult matter for SUI.
ton to shoot himself lying prone on
the ground with three men on top of
him, if the bullet entered the top OF
his skull as Surgeon George Pickrel
testified II did Colonel Charles "a.
Doyen. commandant of the marines
testified that he examined sutton j.
body Immediately after the shooting,
felt the wound in his head and that
IT was located on the rlGnt SIDE, III
tie behind and ON a line with the top
of the ear. pr Pickrell thought Sut-
ton might have inflicted the wound
upon himself as he described it, hut
lhn made an unconyineine and aVl<-
ward demonstration in court with the
revolver to get the weapon in posi-
tion which would have sent the bullet
Into his head at the point where he
testified it entered sutton's head.
Considerable progress was made at
the hearing ana three more witnesses
were disposed of. besides Surgeon
Pickrell ana Colonel Doyen's testi-
mony. Mr.. Davis, counsel for Suttan's
mother and sister. finished the cross
examination Of Lie ltenart Wilnr4s
who was ON the stand yeste"day
Willings nude an ot innate ANA uo-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
TAFT AGAIN POuRS
OIL On TROUBLED WATtiss

Washington, July 22--Pfesloeh'
Taft has brought about a tngible sit
uation with regard to the tariff where
existed before.
Today was one Of conferences and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
Three Drowned IN Launch Accident.

pes Moines. Iowa. July 22.-Three
persons were drowned here tonight
when a launch upset in the Raceoon
river. after striking submerged log.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
Many People Injured and Prop
erty Loss Heavy in DevaStat-
ed Settlements Along Mexi-
can Gulf,
RAIL WAY MUNICATlON
SERIOUSLY CRIPPLED
Feared Many People Have Per-
ished in Isolated Villages Cut
Off from World by Raging
Waters,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Houston, Ten July 22.-The Wcsi
Indian hurricane which swept from
one end of the Texas coast to the othC
yesterday brought death 10 twelve oa5-
side Galveston, fatally iniurng four
and seriously wounded Is, according ia
the Gr,aii, OF the storm learned to-
night. Whole towns were devastated
and the damage Will amount 10 hun
dreds of thousands of dollars
The Dead.
At Eagle Lake:
- SIAFNER.
At Bay city:
THREE CHILDREN, names mi-
known.
At El Campo:
A MEXICAN. name unknown.
-FOUR. homes unknown.
At Warton:
ONE NEGRO.
At Pendleton
SECTION FOREMAN.
At RAMSEY.
FARMER. name unknown.
Fatally Injured.
At Palacios:
Mrs. Hogan and three children
caught under thoAWreck OF their nome
Passenger trains from ? to 10 hons
late reached Houston today
Freight trains are lost throughout
the stricken district
Details of the disaster on the soueh'
west coast of Texas are meager as
,,i,ee uerc strippcd from the poles and
r.,ilroad communication is impossible
ma nloos,re yacht Merriam. report
a1 Iost In tho uouston channel, is safe
at Morgan point.
Rishon d. II. AYES and Rev. MI
Sears of Houston. who were reported
last night as lost at Red Fish retl'
in SAN Jacinto bay have arrived at
Norpan's Point.
For four hours a 10 mile Wind Sweep
thn country
At Bay city half the business sec
tion was damaged. including the opera
house. one bank, the court house h'5''
school and city jail
Every building in Ne!asco' was uu'
roofed or partly demolished ana u''
town tonight is under four Feet "I
water. People escaped in boats 'ron'
their homes along the C"lofa"o ''No''
"A mile away.
Reports from the speclhi l."''' va
which General Manager w, =" '
leck of the southern Paciilc ie'' iiou
ton today ihdlcate Una. Wv
country suffered greatlS'
Eagle Lake suffered er''''S he
But few houses the,e '''''''' 'i,,,-
of the storm ne SUM ,tto
tioh y iepoi -" ~ camnn tn
electric hght ptht -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23

fact that Sergeant De Hart has sworn
he does not know who gave him the
pistol which he artcrward threw
aWav. the counsel for Mrs. sutton
viii tcaucst that each of the officers
of the marines who have already test
tirtnd be recalled la order that each
may he asked specifically:
"pid You hand the pistol to Ser
gcant De Iart?'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-23
Gold From Alaska

Seattle, July 22.-Thc steamer St
troiX arrived from Nome today with
S50O,00 in gold dust ANA bars.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08
CLEANING UP TIME

What has become of the civic
pride OF the people of Ellensburg'
The city is in a very bad plight and
certainly needs cleaning UP very
badly. Old boxes, barrels, chicken
coops, broken down vehicles and
manure heaps, etc, fill the back
alleys, and much to the dctriment
and looks of the property too. FL
lensburg ought to dress up, 50 to
speak, clean up and put on her
best bid and tucker and appear TO
the present visitors as well as those
who may stop OH their way to OF
from the a. V P. Exposition and
appear as neat as new pin. She
can do it too, if Our people will
only exercise little common sense
and put on exhibition a little OF
their civic pride Let it be sc
ordered at once. Those who will
not do so of their own choice should
be made to do so or pay the Off
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08
Formula For Smutty Seed.

Formal u can be hal at nearly any
drug sore IT. i, easily handled and
require, few precautions. For ,mutty
seed oats use TIM nethod;
Sprinkle the seed oats with a solution
of formalin OF the .trength of pound
'o'malin to - Gallons Of water or
this proportion) until nearly moist
enough to pack in he hand, shovel in
to pile, and cpycr. After two hour,
or more the oats are ready to SOW or
can be spread opt ..nd dried and KEEP
for future sowinS. After the spore~
are killed it is immacerial whether thu
gain i spwa at once or dried aud
sOwn after tine If sOwn without
dryin- ii lijtlc more per acre should h.
used to allow fo" 3wellng. The eff
cheney OF thi, method has been fully
tested. Iis cost i, about | cents per
bushcl. or less, fer HE material
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08
: e - H. -.---F-
! 9 IN@ ~ ~ SS ~ ~ rs #lsi

JUST 1888 republican votes for
Cannonisn, and % democrats for .
continuance of Cannonism. And
l45 democrats and 20 republicans
vote against such ism, and 50 II
goes
I.!rr\UER wants a tariff on
gloves ranging from lS+ to 500 pei
cent. Does he own more than one
glove factory? That ) thcqucstion.
Self protection is all right so long
as it does not rob the masses and
when it does, it is wrong.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08
About the D .licious Apple.

CHICAGO. March 30 Editor The
Herald, N5r'h Yakima, Wash Our
attention has been called to 40 artic e
recently appearing in your column,
regarding the quaitJ and prospects of
the new apple called the Delicious.
OF course it is h4rd TO tell what the
conditions in the apple trade will he
eight or ten year, hence bat from all
come to stay. It appear, to rs to bc
the best Of what +, called the new vari-
cites, and when well grown in proper
soil and climate it Ia, size, color,
smoothne,, aud shiny clear skin, fine
Havor and a certain attractive style
possessed by no olhcr apple that We
think Of at thi, tlmn.
la comparing the Deliciou, with the
older and better known varieties like
the Grimes Golden. JonlrhauS. Spltzcn
Derg,. Wine>ap> ttc., it Is harder to
ieci,e what its trIe place is likely to
ne, but we certainly think 1t will be
right along with the best OF them and
possibly at the top.
rs to the climate aud soil best suited
70 The Delicious, Ve can see no reason
why the favored valley, OF Washington
Shoulj not produce thi, variety in a.
treat perfection Il, DO those Of any
other state.
We have iu,t sold a few boXe, Of
Delicious at - per box in origina
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08
Washin gton the Best.

Richest state Of the richest country
in the world Washington.
Richest in natural resources. Ejch
est therefore in opportunity. Richie s.
in those thingS that make for wealth IT,
he hands of men Of energy Riches,
in soil pr0ductivene,s. by government
records Richest in its forests Rich
est in the sum total OF its minerals its
,oal, iron. granite, limestone. water
way, water power and climate.
Right use Of thi, wealth is the true
meaning Of CONSERVATION Of natural
resources" Right use is "the Creates
good TO the greatest numher.' Right
use prohibits mo Iopol ri hi use
prevent, waste. Right use Of the for
est cats the timber in its prime, saves
the young growth and protects it from
rood water, for irrigation, power aud
navigation. Right use of the streams
employs them for power, for retaining
Of lands and makes the rivers naviga-
BILE I,i9ht use Of The soil pets the bi -
rest possible crops without deteriora
ton of fertility. ri ;ht use of the
mineral wealth extracts it f.om the
earth and puts it to work.
Right use is the slogan Of The Wash
ington Conservation Associ ltion for is
spring meeting of Walla Walla, MAY
IL IL, 1909.
The purpose Of the meeting is to
bring together farmers. lumbermen
business promoters, legislators bank
erS, newspaper men, teachers. state,
men-all patriots who wish to unite in
this uplift movement for the stat,
The meeting is to be held under the
auspices of the Wnlla Walla CONNER
cial Club, which welcomes correspond
euce.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08
City Dads Doinss'

The city council convened in regular
session Mouduy evening, ana transact
ed bu,ins,, as follows:
4 pc,ition wa, handed in asking
that hydrant be placed at the lh'ef
section Of Capital avenue and Chestnut
street The petition va, turned over
to the ire and water committee TO re-
port at next meeting. Also another
petition was presented asking 10"
side walk on the north SIDE OF cnth
street. The petition was turned over
to Improvement committee.
The matter Of grading and putteriug
Kittitas street came up and was reierr-
cd to Improvement committee TO report
at the next meeting.
\ motion was made to vacate the
alley in the Davidson block, IN which
the Catholic school is located, carried,
with the understanding that the matter
take the regular course.
Ordnance ~ wa, read by tiile and
placed on final passage.
..o,,. Lio,d r..i,,n.d az ci,v scayer.
...,.1 49,.
ger III" '"l VI o'U 'PFU'"''U '''' -
Mills 70 succeed him. me couhcl'
confirmed the appointment.
The improlemeut committee va, in
structed to build balcony in the coun-
all ,l,.o,ha.
~ '''N''''7 -. ,".1.,
Guy ol' se"'r V'''' ramsay 'ia' W" "''
company 500 %: Ilurnbeck * Son
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08
EAT SAUSAGES
AND NEW BREAD
Or Any Other Favorite rooo
Without Fear of An Upset
Stomach.

You can eat anything your S'"ln"'"
Graves without fear Of II case Oh 'u"'
gesJion or Dyspepsia, or lhaI your
food will ferment or sour on your S'"W'
ach if you will occasionally take a RUE
Diapepsin after eating.
Your meals will taste good ara
anything You eat will be dl"eH'e"
nothin, can Gcrmcnt or turn into acld
or poi son or stomach gas, when CAUSES
Belchine, Dizziness, II feeling OF luI'
ness after eating, Nausea. indigestion
like Il nlnp Of lead in the stomach J,
Biliousnc,S, Heartburn, Walerbrash,
Pain in the stomach and intestlnes or
othcrsy ptom
Headaches from the stomach are all
,olutely unknown whore this effective
remedy is used. DiapcpSin really does
al the work of a healthy stomach. i
digcsts your meals when your stomach
can't Each triAugule will digest a.
he food YOU can eat and leave nothing
10 ferment or sour.
Get a large l0.cent case of l'dpe :
Diapepsin from your druggist and start
taking today and by tomorrow you Will
actually brag about Your healthy,
strong stomach, for you then can eat
anything YOU want without the slight
est discomfort or misery. and every
particle Of impurity and Gas that IS III
your stomach and intestines j. going to
be carried away without the use Of lax
ntives or any other assistance.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08
HUNDREDS OF READERS
WILL APPRECIATE 1T.
Tells the Readers of This Paper
How to Prepare the Mixture
at Home and Other Adj.
vice.

Now /, the time when the doctor ppts
pu,y' ana the patent medicine manu-
faclnrer> reap the harvest, unlrs, GREAT
care Is taken to dress warmly aud keen
the feet dry. This is the advice of an
oid eminent authority, who saws that
rheumatism and Kidney troub 9
weather Is here, and also tells what :,
ito in case Of an attack.
Get from any good prescription pbar.
macy one h alf ounce Fluid E,vtr,c,
Dandellon, one ounce Conpnunj E,,,
@on' three ounce Com ould S,rnn
Sarsaparlla. Mix by shaklng in a nor.
tie ana take teaSpolnful after enrh
neal and at bid time
Just try this simple home made riy.
tnre AT the first sign of Rheuma,i.,,
or II your back aches or Won feel ,h.,
tne Kidneys ar" not acting lust rioht
inns Is SAID to be Il splendid kidney
regulator, and almost certain ren,od :,
for ali form, of rheumatism. which :.
cahsed 10y uric acid in the blood. which
the kidneys fail to filter out. Anv
can easily prepare this at home and a.,
small cost
Druggists in this town and vicinitv
when Shown the prescription, stated
Ihat they can either supply these in.
gradients, or, if our readers nroeo
tneN Will compound the mixture fo,
them.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08

LOST, Strayod or Stolen-A h.o,.
cocker spaniel bob tail eight months
p,0 MISSED aweok ago Please notify
D. Il, Westcott. '''''