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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
pedIorscd Pointer Has los
puoples In Five

Sta Hopkins. owned by G. r. LON.
mel Of Isawr~ncaburE. Ind. II be-
li.ved TO have the largest dog fam.
ily In the world She IL n handsome
pointer. with pedigree and a new
litter Of is puppies.
IN her seven years she has given
birth to los offaprinx. most If
which ara alive and well 10 do
in dog circles. Har owner has r..
cciyed for her pups 1880.
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THE NORTHWEST


BELLiNcHAM--- Unprecedented
high tides have, crippled fish traps
at the height of the soek.eye run
and caused damage Of about
$3.50. 900.
kCouvER. Washs--Seoroe
Young. who tried 20 smve HIS sweet.
heart. Eva Tromhiy. from drowning.
IL fighting for life against pnsa
monia Tho girls body VAS re-
covered after ~ hours search.
oLyMpiA--0cv. Hay 10 In re-
eeipt OF u letter from an unknown
Portland woman who says she will
prove shortly that logger com
mitted the cobie murder. and NOT
George ~ Wilson. who confessed.
oIvMpiA--The petition for the
pardon OF Harvey Susailx. convicted
of perjury In Walla waIia In May.
1919. in which four supreme court
Judges as we'll az the trial judge
and the JURY Joined. vas granted
b. Gov. Hay yesterday.
VANCOUVER. q. css--psser
caldrrwood. believed 10 be frum
Seattle. who waa mysteF1ouaiy shot
Ia n hotel here Saturday. died ysa.
serday. fiis three companions who
say they knew him In California.
are held b. the police.
VANCOUVER. o. CA fail Of
rs feet upon the collapse Ut
scaffoid around a church staepIe.
resulted In the instant death OF e.
" Henxe. painter. recently from
San Francisco.
-
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YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
NEWS OF raE DAY CONDENSED ron busy PEOPLE
vEToEs SALOON LICENSE

Maintaining that the city eoun.
ell haa been acting illegally every
time ~ has renewed the license
OF the saloon at Thir dand Union.
operated BY William Emerson.
Mayor Dngng yesterday placed on
file veto OF the bill granting Il
a renewal The saloon Is located
acruss from the postoffice aud the
mayor declared that an ordinance
had existed for six years prohibit.
ing this
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he was educated
Ia the Riga gym.
nasluni. Get the
pointf Educated
In a gymnasium.
They don't edisi
cate nollycod.
dies there, be
assured Of that.
Now. the funny
part about all
this Is not that
the gym edueat,
ed socialist IL ~
today. but that
anybody should
be surpriTed at
hia ability to
scrap siren uous
" and in a per
petuai motion
style fov the
principles OF so
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Miss Elnor Baker OF Port. I
! land was married 20 Walter +. I
! Miller yesterday Miller was I
DIR. Cooks photographers when
! the two aseents up Mt. Me +,
! kinley were made. Miller 1
disputed In. Cocks claim 20 /,
! having reached the top, I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
Pet Crow vaInIy Tides 10
Give Warning Of !

wv "s'''b " fHWs"s
A pet crow belonging 20 Spencer
Wright OF Ridgefieid. N. j.. cawed
80 loud nj o'clock IN tho morning
II swoke the n~ighhorhood. but
Wright refused 20 get out Of bod.
In the morning IL was discovered
the crow was trying TO warn him
that there's had taken a $500 horse
and ezeG iussy. A car had bit the
stolen rig some distance away. MI.
Ing the horse and wr-cking the bug.
~. Wright IL kgdns to tesuh the
crow 10 talk.
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Dorothy Arnold
in Italy?

tHf tnEf*d FfNs& Fsased WfFefa
NEW YORK. July ai.--in nonnr.
qaence Of Information that Dorothy
Arnold. whose disappearance has
puzzled New York for months. wsz
recently seen In Rome. TIM giri'x
parents have sailed for Italy.
Geo. GfRcom. Mlss Arnnidsa
flanca. was last heard from nj F1nr'
enee and the Aruolds are believed
10 have gone direct 10 that city.
Friends OF the family refused Do
say whether any clue 70 the tnisk
ing girl had been fouai.
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A joint meeting OF the coramittees
appointed to form plans for the
consolidation Of the Chamber oi
Commerce aud the Commercial
Club viii take place tomorrow af
ternoon at tho Arctic club. The
Commercial Club. It Is said. will be
represented. although Il had pro.
posed changes to the original plan
OF choosing the committees
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FHEEnuRc. ilI.--WhlIe clar.
enee bayIey wss wheeling Msude
lie orsnde'a trunk from her home
70 an automobile. elk blocks away
the girls father appeared on the
scene and spelled the planned
oiopsment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

W g e ks around
Atlanta. Ga set
tied down to an
absolute a n d
definite siege,
Sherman's union
arm y having
completed I b .
circle around the
city almost per
fecfIy and cut,
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Ting OF all Hoods supplies. at
though. as II turned out. Sherman
did not have his escape prevented.
Mcclellan 4 Hickey Co., with
their bid Of s25s 600. received the
contract for building the new
Franklin high school. In the Mt.
Baker district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

4 n. s. Jordan was the only :
4 bidder for tho merchandising :
4 OF highway No. |. aud he was :
4 given the contract By the COM
4 missioners yesterday. the Z
1 work 20 be done for szd.' I
4 6So.7s. The barber Asphalt I
4 company was the only bidder I
4 on highway No. 2. and gut the Z
\ contract on the agreement TO Z
4 do the work for ss2.32p. Z
\ Three other contracts for road I
! macadamizing were awarded I
= yesterday. :
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Goats Butt Firsmen and
Hamper Work 81 Blaze

Routing part Of Philadelphia
fro department. three big billy
goats prevented tho putting out OF
q fire for quite O. while on Hsinea
ST.. Germantown
The goats were In q stable near
the burning building. and ms soon
aa released began butfing the fire
men over the fence.
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THE SEATTLE STARS zoo

taken off tho coast OF Vancouver
BY the steam whalern ~. Lawrence
aud White. According 20 wireless.
II breaks all their previous records
for catches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
NElcHHoRIy INFERENCE

Stranger Ito Mrs. Rooney
What beautiful children yor< rave.
rsa'aml
- Mrs. Hogan lfrom the floor
ahcsel--Fhas's that sieh selling.
Mrs. Rooneyf--pvek
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spokane on prydock.

The steamship Spokane. which
wenx Ga the rocks on June 2g at
Seymour Narrows. went on drydock
at the Moran yards today. and re-
pairs win begin immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

IA CROSSE, Wls.--ssm casaie,
10, heir 10 . fortune. was caught
here after two wscks' shifting for
himself and sent back 70 punklrk,
N. r., 70 hIs millionaire father. He
said HE folks were too strict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
White Goods Specials

White Mull-iinished Secrsucker Crepe. 80
inches wide, excellent for undergarmcnts.
Special zoe yard.
36-inch Long Cloth, soft in finish and cs-
pecialiy suitable for underwear, l2-yard
piece, special S1.OO.
Frcnch-f finished White Batiste, 40 inches
wide, fine, sheer fabric, special 19c yard
First Floor
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Great Dane pou Barks Fire
Alarm ara Ssvss ysmil

Buster. y Great Dane. proved a.
Jamaica. l.. l.. that dogs can DO
heroes AZ critical times. by saving
the family OF Albert wulnkanf.
Buster. In the cellar. bark.d and
as0ke bis master when tho pisce
caught fire. WainkAuf saved his
wife and swo chIidfsn. aud then got
out the dog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

COLORADO springs - -Four
medical scientists on pixies peak
declare the is.ls7 feet Of altitude
makes tho blood 20 per cent purer
than at sea level.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

GREELEY, colo.---As . rival OF
Pauline Wayne. q COW with a rec
ord Of IL per cent butter fat In
her milk will be presented to Gov
ernof Hhafroth.
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Things You Should
Know

y. ". Stevenson a Co. brokers.
bailey Bldg. have private leased
wire 90 al exchanges In II. \. $50
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I,lg|asIT|lPl

Morris Hlliquit. the aggressive
socialist. SAYS IN who's Who IN
a,oawlrna n "A 1
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ter In town refused 20 osfIclate IL
his wedding, Jacob Wurtx. livery.
man. returned the license no had
roceived TO marry Mrs. IA. J. Clark.
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: A step toward a city owned Z
4 telephone system was taken I
4 yesterday. City Engineer
Thompson reported TO the city
\ council that II would cost $3.50
4 to get report on the opera
= ton OF an automatic telephone
4 system. The report viii be
4 taken up this afternoon In the 4
1 meeting Of the city utilities 4
I committee. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

RosEBURG, or.--Forest fires In
the Umpqua forest reserve are re
porting TO be spreading. Eighteen
fires. most OF them small. are burn
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

pEs MONIES, ia.--strect car EN-
pioyes to-day voted 10 strike unless
Manager aarrigan OF the company
rsinstatss a discharged member OF
their organization.
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All Records for Whale Catches
Beaten OFF Vancouver
In two weks N whales were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
Calls JeweIer to File OFF
Her Ankle 8racsiet

= MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Aug. 4
4 miss Hermione Van Slyke 4
4 OF Denver. visiting here with
= her father, read about those
4 ankle bracelets. 80 she
4 thought she'd try II with
= gold band from her wrist. 1t
4 looked well. just above her 4
4 shapely foot. but wouldn't 4
= come off. The hotel clerk 4
4 called In jeweler with a file.
= 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

When by inadversanee some mis-
guided person appiauded the pic.
ture Of the car shown an o screen
at nlueribbon hall during lee
ture by Stanley Bero. national or
ganlrer Of the Hebrew Sheitering
and Immigrant Aid society. a storm
of hiHses resulted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
BITS o. NEWS

MIDDLETON. conn.--nscsusc
brldevrooms are growing more
thrifty and save on the oIcruymsn's
fees, Rev. J. A. cortrinht asks that
the ministers bc given % centa Of
the marriage license feea.
FORSYTH. Ga..--A gold watch,
bearing the monogram y r." was
found In the stomach OF giant
alligator killed near here. ileni
dents believe this explains the dis
appearance OF Janet Thornton.
aged IL, two years asa.
FORT COLLINS, colcs--- Della
Stephenson, New York, was TO have
married w. N. Alexander as part
Of the celebration OF the opening OF
the Laramle-Pudrc tunnel, but
whom she saw the tunnels urmpinu
chssm she baked.
DEs MolNes--A prize for the
prettiest red.haired baby ~ill be
offered by the ladies Of the centrnl
Church Of Chriat at the atatp fair
baby show next month.
GRAND JUNCTION. Cello. : Oils.
gusied because nearly svefy minis.
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!|zI|ll1

August /. 1864. the fighting
which had been going on for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

The Fat one--And do you really
roll around the floor once a day for
the sAke Of losing a few pounds 7
Wonder what would happen II |
tried it,.
The Fat one--oh. you'd just cut
the earpet.--puek.
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FoN pu LAC, Wis. --- God
prevents transmission Of the
ease BY the common communion
cup" declared bishop Grafton. on
hearing that church communion
cups were not Included IN the new
drinking cup law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

GRAND JUNCTION. Cello. > -Dls-
eussed because nearly every minis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

piTTsBUR6 - Aviator Howard
I.svan. OF Toledo. fell several hun.
dred feet yesterday while fiying
over the city. lie Was injured In
ternally.
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OVER THE COUNTY
LIBERTY CHAPEL.


The death angel has again visited
our vicinity and claimed for its vic.
tim the precious little girl Of MIR and
Mrs Clifton Harrison. Her remains
were laid to rest in this cemetery. The
beautiful service was conducted BY
Bro. Green. MAY God grant comfort to
hel father and mother in this theiE
sorest trial, and guide and sustain
them and bring. them to q reunion in
the home of the BILE ,sed
Prayer meeting was held at this
place Sunday afternoon conducted by
our deserving young man, Mr. Clarence
Broadway. I'VE would be Rlad II
more of our boys would follow in the
footsteps Of his wise counsel
MIR Oscar Ingold is spending this
week with bis wife and little ones.
Those who attended the teachers
meeting at Elliott Hill Saturday from
Providence were Miss Pet Rogers,
teacher; Misses Allie Lyon. Nellie
and Annie HamTick, Clara and Claud
Hale, Ruth Boyd, Flossie Everett,
Marcia Broome and Masters Lonnie,
Jimmie and Jesse Boatwright. Clar-
ence and Leslie Broadway. pupils.
and Miss Jennie Everett. All report
almost enjoyable day.
Miss Ophelia Ingold visitedL exing-
ton Monday.
We are sorry to learn that Grandma
BIoome still fingers on the bed Of
affection.
Misses Bertha Sharpe and OpheIia
InRoId visited at Mrs W T Williams
recently.
Mis- l. L Lyon and daughter, Miss
Allie Gene, ,dined at Mrs Rosa Ingold s
Sunday
Miss Annie May Broadaway visited
her grandmother, Mrs Garrard. near
Eulogy recently.
Mr. and Mrs W DeLoach, Mrs s A
Broome -and little grandson. Jesse
Boatwright. Mrs V A Dent and W M
Perkins dine1 at W r BToome's Sun
day.
Miss Nina Everett spent the past
week with hcr cousin, Mrs W d Ford.
Misses Matte May and Nell Ham
rick visited friends near Howard Sun
day.
Master McBee Ingold has been alb.
sent from school, suffering intensely
with a swollen face caused from an
extracted tooth.
Mr. Dave Bailey attended divine
service at this. place Sunday, remaining
with relatives until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs L Lyon were delight
ed to have their sons. E Lyon. of
Swift, and A A Lyon, of Belzoni,
visit them the past week.
Miss Elma Iugold spent few days
the past week with grandma lnRold.
We are glad indeed to see her improv-
ing, and hope soon to see her bright
face umbered with the pupils at
8 chool. MARY JANE.
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CENTRAL POINT.

Among those who visited Lexington
Monday were Mrs Vaughn and son,
Baxter, MIR and Mrs Bob Coker. Mr.
Dick Harthcock and daughter. Maud,
Mr. and Mrs J e Harthcock and Mr.
Dock Pierce.
Raiford Killebrew, of TnlaTville,
sDent e.night with his school mate.
Needham Brown.
Mrs s Brown and daughters passed
through here Friday afternoon.
Mrs Malone and daughters and Mr.
Nit Malone went to Lexington We'd
nesday.
Bro Sullivan filed his regular ap-
pointment here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Will Pierce visited Joe
A Brown Sunday.
Mr. Edgar Brown passed through
here Sunday.
MIR Needham Brown attended ser.
vice at Harland 3 Creek Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Bradley spent Sun
day with Mr. Bradley.
What has become of Blue Birdf 1t
must have gotten too cold for him and
he went down South.
THE FAIRIES.
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and Sunday With Mrs L 81 Cooper.
Little Miss- Ethel Jane Turnago
called on Misses Matte g and Fanny
Alice Mooneyy Sunday morning.
w L Smith, of Lexington. has been
in our neighborhood here of late doing
some bridge work.
James Barr spent Sunday with his
father, J Fl Barr, at Sidon.
Mrs W NJ TurnaRe spent Sunday
with Miss Made Archer.
TT Mooney, Ferdinand Pitchford
and W J Cain were seen on Main
Street in our little town today.
Misses Mamie and Belle Mooney
spent Tuesday afternoon very pleas
antlv with Mrs L Il Cooper.
W L Smith and Henton Rogers are
making themselves busy trying to
prevent the Yazoo River from caving
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COXBURG.

1t has been quite while since we
wrote to the Advertiser. so here we
come with our little budget of news.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Wilkes made a
ftyinR trip to Lexington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Hearn were visitors in
our town Sunday.
Misses Ruth ManeslI and Mona Wal
lis visited Tolarville people Saturday.
Mr. John Coviugton and sister, Miss
Willie, attended services at Harland' s
Creek sunday
Mr. JohnNetherland and family spent
Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs
Netherland.
Miss Emma Hays spent last week
with the Misses Hargraves, of near
Freerun.
Walter Tyson and sister, Miss Effie,
John Covington and Ralph Neither
land were guests of Miss Lou EthG
Rogers Sunday afternoon.
Kyle Spell, of Thornton, is spend.
ing while with home folks.
Clarence Wallis went to TolarVille
S aturday.
Our school is progressing very we'll
under the management our efficient
teacher. Miss Mansell.
Miss Lou Etha Rodgers was on the
sick list last week. We are glad to
see you back at school, Miss Lou Etha.
Come on GRAY Eagle and Tobe. let
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Th6 fsdaY in TchuIa,
Mr and Mrs L w Parker were out
gathering 'scaIeY baEkB'' again Sun.
day.
Roderick Barr, Of Sidon, spent Sen.
day very pleasantly with his sister.
Mrs / a Cooper.
A Pitchford spent Sunday with his
family at Lexington.
Mrs Calvin Bradford, of Itta Bena,
is the priced guest of DR. and Mrs W
M Turnage this week.
Mrs L q Cooper and sweet little
Eleanor spent Saturday afternoon
with Misses Mamie and Belle Mooney.
Mr. T J Mooney. of McAIester,
Okla. was the priced guest of his
brother. W 81 Mooney, and family
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lille Mooney spent Saturday
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Ig glimpse at TIE Oornty fair. @
j B Doty dined with friends at this
place Tuesday and received an introd.
ucttion to little Floyd Ushaw and pro,
nounced him Gue BOY.
Banks Upshaw ID employed by the
Morrow Co firm to tide and collect
Hiram Opshaw 10 ut home again
for a fortnight of :rest and pleasure
and visited his 'bestest best" Rirl
near Durant Sunday.
Tom Brown spent q brief while al
this place Friday.
Mrs Wilson Lindsey called at Mrs
Banks Upshaw's last Thursday.
ChaS Upshaw attended divine serv.
ices at Central Sunday. Bro Hancock
will DO pastor there next year.
The boys are at loss to know what
to do for pastime as they cannot en-.
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away the public road in front OF L W
ParkBr's residence.
Misses Ina Rogers. Mamie and Belle
Mooney were out gathering pecans,
but do not think they ware very sue
cessful In finding many.
Louie Edwards was seen in our
midst Monday morning
Melton Ferrel and Birdie WaIdrup
were callers at W Fl MoOneV's Monday
afternoon. What is the attraction.
hoyBH
Mr. Joseph Tyner. of RerrvilIe.
Tenn, is expected TO visit his aunt.
Mrs W H Mooney, next week.
/ suppose Daisy had better make
her disappearance before Jack Frost
takes his say 30.
Wishing the many readers and writ
ers much success, ain as ever.
EAISY.
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MARKsVILLE.

Run turkey. run: Thanksgiving is
almost here and I hear the housewives
saying. turkey should be in the coop
fattening
I think most of the farmers around
MarksvilIe have about completed their
little crop OF cotton that Mr. Boil
Weevil left them.
DR. and Mrs W III ..Turnage spent
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OAKLAND.

Quite q number from this vicinity
anticipate attending the wild West
Show" which is billed to exhibit in
Ebenezer next Wednesday. the Goth of
November.
MIR wv Upshaw is at Lexington TO-
day attending to business and taking
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joy TIE suert u shof / Juaiss 1l
sfter December l5.
A nesting Of the Farmers Union is
in session at Central today.
Just one mon b and every one will
have Christmas in their bones
No news, 30 will conclude this,
wishing all q very pleasant Thanks.
giving Aurevoir. OLD WHACK,
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loontinued on Page 1O,l
Washington telegraph., 1911-11-17
WHEN NEW YORK is UGLY.

In a recent number of the Vienna
Neue Freie Presse, Stefan zweig
gives his impression of New Yerk
after a 'sojourn Of few days. He
comments on the vastness of the city,
its tumult and hurry, amid which he
has discovered the ''irresistible
storm-creating rhythm of the Ameri-
can metropolis" The night life un-
der the glare of the brilliant illumin-
alton has its fascination as much as
the day scenes, but when it Is all
over, and the streets have become
empty and only the roof signs re
main to attract attention, then New
York is ugly. ''There is nothing
more ugly" he adds, ethan New
York asleep-New York without
people,
Washington telegraph., 1911-11-17
GOOD TO DESTROY RATS
Method of Killing the Pests Adopted
by Dutch Agricultural Bureau
in Java.

A consular report gives the fol-
lowing method of destroying rats
adopted by M. de Kruyff of the ag-
rieultural bureau Of the Dutch In
dies at Buitenzark, Java. All visible
rat holes were first stopped with
earth to ascertain which holes were
inhabited, for the inhabited holes
were found reopened on the follow
ing day. Half teaspoonful Of car
bon bisulphide was poured in each
Of these holes, and after delay OF
a few second to allow the liquid to
eYaporate the mixture Of yapor and
air was ignited. The result was a
small explosion, which filled the hole
with poisonous gases and killed all
the rats almost instantly. A pound
Of bisulphide is sufficient for more
than goo rat holes; 131 dead rats
were found in 43 holes which were
opened after the operation. It is
further stated that satisfactory re-.
suits in exterminating porenpines
have been obtained by this method.
Washington telegraph., 1911-11-17
A Mail Carriers Load

Seems heavier when he has a weak
back aud kidney trouble. Fred
Duehren, mail carrier at Atchinson
Kan says: IL lave been bothered
with kidney and bladder trouble and
had a severe pain across my back.
Whenever | carried a heavy load of
mail, my kidney trouble increased.
Some time ago | started taking
Foley's Kidney Pills and since
taking them | have gotten entirely
rid of llmy kidney trouble and am
as sound now as ever.
On sale here at Colds Barrow
Drug Store, Ozan,
Washington telegraph., 1911-11-17
"f
How S | his

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure F. ]. CHENEY & Co !,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, theundersigned, have known
r. j. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
III all business transactions and Ii
nancially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm.
Walding, Kennan and Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c per bottle, Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills FOR con-
stipation.