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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-31

Remember you must die. Let this
not startle you, but let it soften you
while there is yet time to do some
good in the world
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-31
TO NEW HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O.. Chambers
will move in a short time to their new
home at 1928 Main street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-31
ron MICHIGAN oUEsr.

Miooes Esther Tulle. and Dorothea
DrathE1ng entertained . number OF
frisn1s lAse evening ~ the residence
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-31

Whipped Cream and Sweet CreaaDl
to be had at Prices. 3l-3t1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-31

For the Mountain Climb.
How do you like this sweater of
white wool, with hood and bands Of
bright green? It's just the correct
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27
Is Guaranteed for Liie---It
Does Away Entirely With
Plates and Bridge Work.
olaEsT THIs Please

Our guarantee is such that you cannot
possibly lose, Most patients that come 10
us have been told by other dentists that
they must wear plate for the rest Of their
lives. As bridge work cannot be done
where you haven't teeth at both ends 10
anchor the bridge to, in such cases as well
as all cases were bridge work Is possible.
We can supply your missing teeth with
beautiful aTtistic. .eleanly comfortable Alveo-
LAT teeth,and guarantee them to last for life.
lttor any reason the work proves defective
OF unsatisfactory. we repair OF make Il
over Tree OF charge. II neither can
be done. which is SELDOM, but sometimes
the case, We then make you the best plate
possible. Our guarantee simply means that
instead OF destroying your natural teeth
20 which We anchor. we prevent their
destruction. thereby assuring the pa
uent and ourselves that the AlveolaI
teeth. IN ~ cases out OF 80. ar going to
last tor the remainder OF your natural life.
II not. then No. 80 gets what the other
dentists told you was your last resort
before you came 10 Us a plate and the
best that can be made. Our Alveolar teeth
are the most beautiful and natural looking
teeth imaginable, They cannot be told
from natures product. We can initiate
nature so nearly that We defy anyone.
dentist OF laymen. to tell them from the
most perfect natural teeth Each tooth IS
set IN its own socket separate
and distinct. spaced like natural teeth
where best to do so. lapped in other places
] he eusps oeelude with the opposing teeth
and in some cases We put them in crooked
to match and oeelude with your
other natuTal teeth. The work is so
and so perfect that We cannot
do Il Justice by written description. nor
could you believe it. Ii sounds too good to
be true. but We can show you samples.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

The Mcnamara trial at Los
Angeles is progressing in a most te-
dious manner A satisfactory Jury
seems hard to obtain. ANY excuse
and every excuse is enough to keep
a juryman from serving, Ii is
passing strange that the defense
must spend a million dollars, as is
said to be the case, in order to secure
fair trial in California, Ii tins be
necessary, what chance would a
poor man have without the aid of
a strong organization2 To a cas-
ual observer it must occurthat such
an immense sum is more likely to
be spent to defeat Justice than to
obtain il. This same observer
must also realize that the trial may
be more or less a farce. II would
require extraordinarily brave and
fearless men to render a verdict OF
guilty, whatever the evidence Wis,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27
You Can't Lose
AlveOIar Dentistry

eounieIparts OF the work. let you see for
yoursel IL what Il Is. There are y Alyeolar
Dental Co. offices Ia the West About
hOOOO people ia the United State. Ar,
wearing Aveolaf teeth. About 5OOOO
were supplied by the AlVeolaT Dental Co.
About ZOO people OF this city aud state
were equipped IN this office, ~ per cent of
these, II not a !. wall tell you that they are
delighted and that rs the best invest.
ment that they ever made. n
asked, We will gladly refer YOU to a.
many as you care TO see.
AlNeOlar Teeth. Where Brldgerotk 4.
impossible.
u only your front teeth are left. say three
or Tour OF more, We can replace all OF those
that have been lost on both sides clear
back with perfect AlveolaT teeth. whilst
bndgeWoTk would be impossible even n
you have eight OF ten front teeth 10 tie 10.
u you have only two back teeth on each
side, say molaTs.w We can supply all the front
teeth that are missing with beautiful. sery.
ieeable, hielike Alveolar teeth. Thiscould
not possibly be done BY the bridge route.
And where bndgswork is possible,
there Is no comparison between
the two. \ yey large percentage OF our
work Is taking out bndgework out
In by supposedly high-elass dentists and
replacing !, with the beautiful and artistic
AlveolaT teeth. And unlike
bndgewoTk in another respect, il is prae.
iially painless, No boring OF cutting into
The gums, nothing TO be dreaded. Now
hen prices being equal. which would YOU
choose
Curing PyOrrhea Qloose teeth) a dis.
Ease given up. by other dentists as in
aurable is another OF our speeialties We
iure i absolutely. lbs boastiul statement
10 make. but We can do anything that IL
possible in dentistry. and what we do Is
always OF the vey highest class. Our
booklets, Alveolar Dentistry, are free.
Write for one il you cannot call We
rave samples OF our woak to show at all
ines.
ALNE0LAR DENTAL CO. DENTISTS
'ortland-Ablngton Bldg. 1909 Third ST.
'eattle-haighi Bldg. Second and Pine.
Terms to Reliable People.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

II is beginning To dawn, In fact
has dawned upon the people of ST.
Johns. that tor some time the coun-
Is commissioners have been giving
this city rather snide deal. Thous-
ands oi dollars 80 every year into
the county golfers from this city.
aud So tar we have received but
mighty little in return OF course
I'VE shall get the free ferry, hut It
is through no good offices OF the
county commissioners that II is
coming about. ON the contrary
they jumped at the first tcchuicality
Ia present itself To block the ferry
Not So far back in the dim aud
dusky past number Oi our Cltl-
lens reached down IN their pockets
and paid tor a right of way for a
county road through the north end
OF the Peninsula The proposed
roadway was a most beautiful one,
and opened up an unusually inter
esting portion OF the lower PENN
Sula. The county authorities gave
assurance that II the right OF way
was acquired they would construct
the roadway and place It in first
class condition, The right of way
was purchased by public subscrip.
ton, and those most interested have
patiently awaited the building of
the roadway. That was several
years ago, and today the people are
still waiting Nothing has been
done. Nhy' Only the commits,
sloners can tell So confident were
the commissioners that the free fer
~ would be blocked that It is now
asserted that the funds which
should have been reserved ior It's
construction were used for other .
purposes, Isn't il about time that
our people should give more atten-
tiou TO whom are elected 10 hll the .
county othcesl Wouldn't it be .
wise TO elect men who show at
least some regard for the lower pc
and its wants. We have F.
about 1000 votes in St Johns. Let /
MS remember when election day ar
rives.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27
THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
BY A. W. MARKLE
Published Every Friday
a. ~ West Burlington Street

TUX RFyIFw is entered nt post office
IN Saint Johns, Oregon, na NATL matter
Ot the second class under the Act of Com
grcss OF March ;, 1879.
omeial Newspaper Of the oiJ Of 81 Johns.
Advertising rates, si.oo per inch per moo'h
Subscription price 500 per year.
II should afford the people of ST.
Johns the kccnc,t pleasure and
qualification to know that this city
will have a live wire Commercial
club, one that will reflect credit upon
81. Johns and become "A potent factor
in it's upbuildiug and further dcvcl-
opmcnt, There has long hceu a
crying need lor such an organization,
The business interests heretofore
have not amalgamltgd, have held
aloot from AN previous attempts of
organization Now a wonderful
change has taken place The mcr
chants the city officials, the pro-
lcssional men, the manufacturers
and the alert citizens have banded
themselves together with the object
in view OF making the ST. Johns
club a power that will be lelt
all over the Pacific Northwest
Evidence is at hand that funds
necessary 10 make ita splendid sue
cess will be forthcoming, NJ G.,
Ncase, who has ever been most
pronounced booster tor ST. Johns
and the Peninsula, is entitled 10 the
credit of lighting the FIRST match,
A spark set ahre among the right
material was all that was needed,
The rest followed as a matter of
course Since the movement has
been properly launched all can
help Even the most abicct speci-
men of humanity in ST. Johns can
do his share Agood word, hopeful
and sincere little confidence in our
fellow men, absence ot disseutiou,
petty blckeriug, knocking and dis,
paraging remarks AN help, Boost |
never knock liza kind word about
the city cannot be spoken, il is best |
TO keep silent Attend the mass |
meeting when il is called Ii you |
are unable TO help financially your |
moral support will be highly appre-
ciated. ST Johns can bee made to
prosper as It never has done before
with persistent intelligent effort
Let us get together, men of 81. Johns,
and shoulder TO shoulder and by
united purpose place this city
among the foremost ON the Pacific
coast. II can be done No other
city in the United States has a better
chance II is mp to all OF ms.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

ions OF bombs aud "gas.pipe" eX,
plosionS would no doubt hover very
near in the days to come. And II
seems that bravery and heroism
are not among the requisites eN-
acted OF juryman in this cele-
brated case.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

Health Officer Wheeler is forcing
employees OF the Portland Railway,
Light X Power Co. to be vaccinat-
ed. Net this is sometimes called
a free country, As a result OF this
autocratic order more deaths aud
illness is likely to result from vacci-
nation than from smallpox, The
world do move-backwards some
times.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

An Eastern correspondent wants
TO know what we do in Oregon
when it rains So far we have found
about the only thing to do is to let
il rain.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

Wolcott (the rent mani I5o nth
street, Portland, is the man to see
tor real estate OF mercantile deals
loti.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

You get full weight and first
quality at the Central market Just
try awhile.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27
Follow the crowds that are
at are daily thronging our store.

Ladies extra fine pure
silk Hose, assorted
colors, special 2Or
removal, the pr. O1C
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

Men, for your purses
sake, read every line.
Why not grasp the OPP
portuuity2 You know
the class of mcrchan-
disc.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27
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all the latest shades;
removal sale, OSC
the pair ......O OOS
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

Mems Dress Hose in
all colors. Re 1E,
moval 3 pair for AOS
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

Mems Fall Hats, the
new and latest styles;
price e........pI.fY|
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27
SPECIAL

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broidcred Waists with
all the latest effects.
Come early while as
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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27
SPECIAL.

Good Solid Leather
Work Shoes, tan and
black, our guarantee
with each pair, hand
iS~sd RsSarsi, sGle'$ e,'.$2.15
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27
SPECIAL.

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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

Mems White Linen Hem
stitched Ilandkcr- 10.
chiefs. Removal price ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
Committee Will
Make Two Reports
On Dick to Dick Case

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a formal re-
port to the house today from the commit
tee on expenditures In the Interior de-
partment dlsmlsses from congressional
consideration the Controller bay charges
tho keystone OF which was the widely
quoted Dick to Dick" letter and the
accusation that Richard :. Ryan viii be
acquiring a monopoly OF valuable Alaska
harbor rights.
The committees action was based on
the recommendation OF Louis ID. Bran
deis and Amos Pnehot, counsel for the
committee.
'"rhe government" the committee re-
port says should not part with the title
to any coal. petroleum. natural gas or
mineral land which It owns in Alaska
THE government should construct. ac-
qusre own and, IL necessary, operate at
least one railroad there. II Alaska is to
be developed, that development must
come either through outside syndicated
wealth or through universal energy and
enterprise stimulated and aided by gov
ernpent construction OF necessary rail-
roads"
In committee, Mr. Burke OF South Da-
kota. representing the republican mem.
bers, Intellectually demanded continuance
to hear Miss M. +. Abbott and others as
to the authenticity of the so called pick
to Dick" letter
kepunncans claim the letter never ex-
listed in the Interior department files or
elsewhere and that the perpetrators of
the fabrication" imposed on Miss Abb
botts crodulity. A resolution by Mr..
Burke declaring that II no such letter
existed the affair was an Infamous at
tack" and vicious assault" on the presi-
dent. was defeated by party vote. 1t
declared that the forgery and libel
should be exposed and the parties to It
Identified, The minority was gN en- five
days TO make a report.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

Coats of ParSloWs
Found Near Logan

LOGAN. Ia, Dec. 9.--(Speclal )--Sheriff
Rock and Deputy Sheriff w. r. Miliman
nave received word OF the finding OF two
coats In the cornfield Of c. A. Pitzer,
south Of Missouri Valley. which are be-
lieved to have belonged to the Parslow
brothers, who murdered officer Butcher
OF Missouri Valley late in August last.
The coats had in the pockets a lunch.
come coffee. matches and time tables
over different railroads. II will be re-
membered that the officers tracked the
Parslow brothers to this cornfleld ON the
evening of the day of the murder. II
VIII also be remembered that neither of
the Parslow brothers had on n coat
when discovered as floaters in the Mis-
souri, river shortly after being seen and
shot at on the Robinson island west of
Mondamln.
The two coats will be given careful
inspection by the officers and also by
the eyewltnesses OF the shooting, now
employed at Missouri Valley.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
PROBE FOR BLACK HAND CASE
Six Arrests Made in Scion, Ia, for
Using Mails,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS BUSY
Veterinary Surgeon Charles Hnmm
Rearrested on Charge Of send
inE Letters After Out on

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia, Dec 9.-Charles
Hamm and Jerry Wortner OF Scion were
arrested In the John Adams "blackhand"
case and are In the Linn county Jail,
where they viii be detained pending the
hearing to be held December IS.
Government officials, who have been
securing the country in the vicinity OF
Scion, are said to have found valuable
evidence that may result in. several more
arrests.
Wortner asserts he is innocent. while
Hamm refuses to make any statement.
Hamm, who Is veterinary surgeon, is
under arrest for the second time in con-
neotion with this case. lie recently was
taken into custody and released on bail.
lie is charged with having sent two
blackhand letters to Adams. after get
ting out Of jail. Tho arrests In the case
now total six
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
Waiter Puts Harmon
in Quick Lunch Seat

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-Governor Har-
mon Of Ohio, prospective candidate for
the democratic nomination for president.
arrived here today and had a conference
at the capitol with about twenty five
leaders of both houses of congress, in
Guiding many OF the Ohio delegation. The
meeting was held in the office Of Sen
ator Pomerene. 1t was asserted politics
was only indirectly discussed.
While the democratic leaders were
gathered to do honor to Governor Har-
mon telegram urging united action by
democrats was drafted and sent to the
democratic central committee of Ari-
IONA.
Governor Harmon took luncheon in the
senate restaurant with Adjutant General
Weybrecht. An imperious servitor waved
the governor out Of that portion reserved
for senators and seated him at a quick
lunch counter. The governor crowded his
knees into the uncomfortable space and
was lunching simply when his identity
became known. He was Immediately be-
sieged with walters who begged him to
move to the sacred precincts Of the SEN
ators' dining room. The governor de-
clined.
This is what they call democratic
simplicity" he remarked to General wey-
brecht.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

back complained that Free silver stole
Ny Wig and Tights" The basso OF the
quartette terminated the act with this
verse.
III gather you all in ere have done,
For every party as II starts In life,
Is led by a reformed brave In strife,
And when his cause Is won he does his
best
10 bravely hold 1t safe against every
test"
Defending each assault with all his
powers;
We're all standpstters-sfter We get ours,
Some OF the guests OF the club un-
expectedly found themselves embalmed
In song and verse for the delectatlon Of
the other diners This gem came from
the chorus TO the tune OF a recent rat
Ting rag"
Come on along. come on Along.
Hear La Follette's own brass band.
Come on along. come on along;
It's the loudest In tho land.
IL can make a bigger noise than you
evet heard before.
Sounds just like the boom OF a pres!-
Dental war.
That's Just the busy little band;
Yes, II min.
BryAn Unexpectedly Appears.
A sensation was created among the
guests when William J. Bryan unexpect-
eddy was introduced and IN brief speech
repudiated all OF the doctrines, the advo-
cacy OF which have made him famous
He declared his admiration for Harmon,
his friendship for Clark and his sym
pathy for Underwood. but asserted that
his vote would be for Taft In the COM
motion that followed Il was discovered
that Bryan had been successfully inn
personated by a great American actor.
who justified the deception by declaring
that Bryan was also great actor.
Some OF the guests were. President
Taft, Count Won Bernstorff the German
ambassador; DOmicio da Cana, the Bra
LILLIAN ambassador; J. Loudon. the minis
ter Of The Netherlands: Secretaries Knox,
MacVeagh, Fisher. Meyer and stlmson:
Postmaster General Hitchcock Sir Gil
bert Parker, Speaker Champ Clark, sena-
tors Bailey OF Texas, Clapp OF Minnesota,
Cummins OF Iowa; Representatives Berger
OF Wisconsin, James OF Kentucky Nc
Kinley OF Illinois, Stevens OF Minnesota;
Major Archibald w. Butt, Governor
Charles $. Deneen Of Illinois. stuyvesant
Fish OF New York, Ex-Governor Joseph
W. Folk of 81. Louis, Governor Judson
Harmon OF Ohio, Secretary Charles ID.
Hilles and Medlll Mccormick OF Chicago.
AZ the annual meeting of the GridIron
club today Louis Garthe OF the baltimore
American was elected president and Ru-
dolph Kaufman OF the Washington star
vice president, for the next year, with
the following executive committee: Harry
Cunningham of Washington. Arthur j.
Dodge OF the Minneapolis Tribune and
James f. 'Hornaday OF the indianapolis
News,
John s. schriver OF the Baltimore Star
was reelected secretary and Louis w.
strayer OF the Pittsburgh Dispatch,
treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

CONTINUED from First Page)
rescuing apparatus. due here about /
O'Clock
President Stephenson said the casualties
would not be as large as first reported
from Bricevine. He did not believe there
were many men in the mine at the time
Of the explosion
He said the mine is usually manned by
about 100 workers. They lived about
Brieeville. and each morning were
brought to the mine on early trains.
lie understood several OF these trains
were late today which would have de-
layed the miners in getting into the shaft
Rescue Work slow.
Up to 2:3O o'clock this afternoon squads
o. rescuers had made no effective progress
in their efforts to reach the entombed
mhIsrs. Cave-ins barred the way to the
point where IL is hoped the hundred or
more men are still alive.
A Re deral rescue car is expected TO
reach .Briceville late this afternoon.
Special trains were sent from Knox
willie to the scene of the disaster Presi-
dent Stephenson Of the Knoxville Iron
company was in charge Of a train over
the southa~n railway. with him went Of
flcials of che local mine rescue station
They carria1 paraphernalia of rescue
Briceville. AS a mining town has had
a stormy hiatory. 1t was the scene in
the early nines les of rioting when miners
rebelled agaiINt working with convlcts
leased by the state. Troops were sent
there to duell the trouble.
At Coal Creek, near there, on May 10,
1902, 200 men werH killed in the Frater-
Vile mine explosion.
There are several big mines at Brlce-
Vile known as the Cross Mountain sys-
tenn. II was in one of these that the
explosion occurred today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

elected the following officers for the
coming year: G. c.. W. y. Kahler; v.
G.. w. = Terry. preLT.e, Charles X.
Meyers; X. OF r. and S., r. h. Tucker;
NJ. OF T.. NJ. j. McAhren: NJ. Of f. J.. -.
Lyon; NJ. az A.. Leon Vas var; NJ. OF W"
John kott. J. c., W. II. iibsoni .. c.,
Boynton and ". w. Fergus on.
DENISON-'rhe mayor OF DeniEon, w.
r. Laub, and the police have been hav-
Ing trouble about men furnis htLg liquor
70 man who had taken Il " cure at
knoxville, the state institutio for in
ebriates. so when he became a fONicated
this week he was put in jail u de-. SEN
tence that he should be given btu bread
and water for three days each we ak dur
Ing his time OF thirty days The D aspect
that the Instructions OF the mayor would
be carried out to the limit caused the
prisoner to be ready to give the names
ot those furnishing him liquor and n NV
the authorities plan to get after Ate
guilty ones for the full penalty OF la V
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

federal grand jury next week. it became
known today.
The investigation OF the National Free
tors association tends TO show that sew
eral hundred men had knowledge OF the
plans for these destructive explosions. %
said j. A. C. Badorf representative OF
the association.
The representative OF the Electors as
ISOLATION said Il would be able to show
the grand jury that groups Of men in dif,
ferent cities helped 20 finance the al
legged dynamiting conspiracy. and that its
effectivness was not dependent on funds
OF the International Iron Workers asso.
olation' alleged 20 have been devoted &c
this purpose by John J, Mcnamara.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
HYDE'S STORY READ TO JURY
State Gets Testimony Of Defendant
Into the Record.
SOME PARTS ARE EXCLUDED
Cross-Exn mInafiOn Fails 60 Break
Testimony of Miss Margaret
swOpe-wil Not Call
Mrs. swope Now.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 9.--The greater
part Of Or. y. Clark Hyde's testimony
given in his first rial OF the alleged
murder OF Colonel swope was today read
by Prosecutor Conkling Parts OF testi-
mony relating TO matters OF the supreme
court held not 10 be advisable were left
out.
Now that the accused physicians story
has been heard by the fury there is little
likelihood Of his taking the witness stand
hyde's attorneys did not want hifh to
testify ~ II could be avoided. II Is said
The examination OF Mrs Margaret
swope was finished this morning. The
defense failed to break down her direct
testimony.
The state decided TO postpone the call
ing VI Mrs. Logan .. Swope