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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-25
POLITICAL CARDS
EARL RACE

EARL RACE
Candidate for City Recorder
Platform
Efficiency
Justice in recorders court
Economy in office expenses
fPail Adv.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-25

New York.-Dr Richard Derby ar.
ranged to sail Saturday, accompanied
bv his wife. formerly Miss Ethel RooSe'
welt. for France, to work in Paris hos
nitnls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-25

SAN Jose, Cal.-Ceutral hall of the
College of the Pacific, the coast 5 old
est Methodist educational institution,
burned with 10000 loss,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-25
Late Yesterday

London Baroness Marie Won Neu'
berg was sentenced to three weeks i'm
prisoumeut for failing to register rs an
alien enemy
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03
SAN FRANCISCO
EXPOSITION
70 Open Eel. 20, 1915 .

Definire annolneement has
been made that the Panama iael
fic Inlernatl0nal Exposition Will
hs opeDse at st francisco Oh
Feb. 20. 1915 and elosNs Dec. 4 tht
same year Every tslng, u n de-
claiesl will no ID Ieadfness %
opening day alsd complete IN all
detMfts.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03
COTTON.

Last year an effort was made 10
revive the planting Of cotton 10
this section and ia LINES With this
effort i subscription was opened
for fund with whlea 10 buy
seed. The heading OF The sub
scrIption list read as follows:
New Iberla, Ia, Januars goth, 1913
Recognizing the benefits 20 be de-
rived by the husinesA interests 81 New
IBERIA ~ the resumption 81 c',tlon
planting III iberia Parish we, the aH.
tiefaIgned heresy subscribe 30 The sum
ot money sci opposite our names oes
low, for The purpose of purchasing
one or more cars Vi selected cotton
seed which will hc sold 10 saruiefa lie
eiring 10 plant and cultigate cotton, ~
epst on credit. payable out oi tbeif
litst cotton sold. SAY about August
iafb, 1913 Rutes Viii he taken from
each purchaser for the amount OF seed
pnrehaaed and Ia the event of loss on
account oi non payment Of these notes
or othcrwise each subacriber Will
bear hsa siia III said tsszq ia proper
tiun 10 his subscription. 4 commit
tee from among the Subscribers shat
be seieeied 10 dispose OF said seed:
There were
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03
1913 CROPS.

Washington, Dec % Ten bill.
lion dollafs' Worth Of products,
I've billion dollars GF cash income
q bnmler xear IN spite OF
dfoughfe aad other setbaeks-~is
the 1913 record Of six million
American farms.
The United States most sue
eessfnl year of hnshaudry prodne-
ed So 100 600 600 worth of crops
of which ~ s9t, 900. 600 acre rep
resented By cereals alone, and 81.
ESQ o00,O00 worth ol animals sold
and slaughtered aud animal pro.
aacts. The value Of ihe 1913
crops Ii twice tiiaf 81 1900, more
than i billion doIlals over 1909,
aud substantially greater ibun
1912
OF all the crops, Il il estimated
that 81 per cent will remain on
farms anll that - pef cent Of the
auaAal peodllatinn also vii fe.
main. On that basis he cash In.
come Is estimated 81 ss'j sf9 00o,-
900
Despite d record year Of crop
ealue-- bough the record Of
Production has falieu-nnd the
fact that fire nnmDer of farms ha
| Increased & per cent slnce 1910.
iuntif there now arc estimated TO
be & 600, 900 farms III the eonutry,
The Dapiu ment Of Agriculture, Il
| 4 discussion Of The subjet'l nfadt
pnhli,. ul-dAy, does sot fase Iie
view that 4 lower cost Of llviDg
will result
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03
AN INIQUITY IN
TAX ASSESSMENTS

About the most damntbla poll /
"a nfuity III me South today N
our uninas and ume juAl sHstem oi
tas assessment
NOT macy miles from our otiia.
Tor example, IA a trup 81 iauI
which the town Is buiidng around
but which the owners nee holding
upiniproVed for higbof prices And
yea, while these oWncr8 are holdug
back the progress oil the town, are
cheating its inhabitants out of the
righc 10 con 1icn homes, how
does the city deal with theme Docs
il peualize them for illus holding
up the public, for their hack ol
public spirit? Does Ii aay, AZ Eng
land says in such cases, "it'8 the
people who nre making your land
more valuable All TIE ymr and Ne
peoplc have a rielt to part of lhc
gains. So we Will levy q las NJ
onC-lfsh, or 20 per con upon Y0ur
'uncarncd increment he iucfeaar
i'm value due moi 10 your efforts
or improvements but simply t0 che
growth OF population
kot bit of t. ON fhc contrary,
our Southern city and Southern
country docs. Il taxes this prdp
ery held for speculation, FOR greed
and covetouaness, IL from one haii
so one-tenth thp rate Vt which If
taxes the poor man Whu has bought
~ litiIe los Or i little farm, who
haa bnIt a ltt1r houh' on II ~ q
hulwark OF the SKATE, and n s,tug
Cling To pay for X "Fhut lille
property IA worth NJ 900 au acfsg
said Il real estate man ms VS. E3af scd
this tract a Jew days ago, and
il Is assessed at ab0if Si2n per
acre.
The samp week tfeni case us
~ aimilar ilinstfaIon from The
country. a man near Ms Gown had
3sb acres OF superb siust@t and
faem iand which bad been assessed
for years al $1,000. a last 2 luans
borraan came along and offered enc
owner Sa5 600 iuH foli tbs timber
on this 81 900 "a tract. lhen the
assessor started To pat the aAsesse
menf up 10 $l2,5Ag and the oWner
pravcd. psrad and protested so
Thai the ,eouniry comn,ssioneas 70
di,ced the sssssiuefii To Siuu0D. a
iittle later he diea Mf the pfoper-
ts sold for oeer S60,O1ll.
lIow long viii i atke onr peo.
ME to ge. il iuso thalf heads that
lands held fot. speculation, the nn-
useti and paraially used lanis
ahonl be ta.aei no hale aR high
huc twice as high as tbs iania oi
lhe small hone-nWne f9 And how
long viii II take oar mali farmers
10 get il into their heads thai ties
attlsf pay enough exsfn taS on theh
little homes to maize up fof uii thai
the government lo8es by nof taNing
ia spcculatora t1aefi NJ thsI9 aale
valur9 And how fntpig ionnet Nli
Il br before we maIe our poiiti-
clans reform this nneicns inilnity
Z Tile Progressive Farmer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03
RENfllI oR NEW
Brick, Cofnxft, Lines ,srayel-
Sand, Drailfge Tiles, etc.
BERTRAND LVMBFR co
COMING CONVENTION.

At the meeting Of the state
League Of Locai building u Loan
Associations, held lnsr spring at
MInden, La, 1t was decided that
this city should hays. the bonor Of
entertaining the delegates 1t their
next anualdl session Therefore,
arrangements are in procesa OF
making ~ tie rop,sr eommIttees.
far The counting annual session OF
the State Laagae.
IL has been SUGGESTED by The
State Oommister tlElf the sessions
he held here OH prii ~ and 20
This snggrstiou viii be sulsmltteu
10 the members OF the Board oi
Directors of the Iberia Bnllaine
| Association AT ,iresf next regular
meeting -nexf "Wednesday ah0
Lit approved, tho taskes suggested
will probably be fixed
IN 1908 the State iseagae hello
Its annual conS ention ia This city
In tle City Hall.
1t il through this means tia
the Bnilding Associations of th'
| state are enabled 10 exellang'
IDEAS. bringing ont the hest l'otht'
lof different schemes, and prrserv'
policies for the mutual rsbns
Of the Associations anu thei
| s..ocklplders.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03
Community Cooperation
COPYRIGHTED FARM AND RANcB-AoLLAND's MAGAZINE

Not long ago was talking With
q country merchant wito told me
OF a species Of unfair composition
he was having 70 coatend Wlrln
Ills is general merchandise
store and he prites himself IN the
superior quality of the geods he
handles, Iii every department he
carries fun iluea of standard
made, trademarked advertised
goods, ana does this. notwlth
staining that lho margin of profit
on many articles is smaller tban u
would be on nnadvettised goods
oi poorer quality, because Of The
pleasure he has IN selling high
class goods 10 satisfied customers.
III the little railroad town some
1--WE miles away IN Il dry goods and
clothing firm that buys up old,
out-of date bankrupt stocks all
over the Southwest, brings them
20 lts store aud pnts on widely
advertised ''ent-price sales. To
blind The people ia the sboddinese
of It's goods aud give convection
Of genuiaeness 10 the advertised
vcut prices" this firm carries IN
stock one o, two luues Of standard
goods on which IL does eut The
price 10 coat or eYeu less This II
can well afford, Tor the aa'e prices
on the bulk ot it's stock are SO
high. quality considered that the
profits made there easily make
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03
WINTER THUNDER STORM.


On Christmas eve this sect on wa
visited by a pretty severe tlundeg
storm, an syent shat Is not COM
mon ut this season OF the seAf,
Some OF the flashes OF lightning
we're very vivid aud The following
deEonationa very heavy.
One of those flashes struck a pc
ran tree IN the yard Of Air. a. r.
MURRAY, doing considerable dam
age 10 The tfea MI Murray had
ibsspn quite near the trae hlls d few
momeIls before IL WAS struck and
his leaving Il was timely, indeed
lThe thunder, which followed The
flash, Jared the surrounding fen-
rjtory considerably Tor tplIei-
abiy wide radius. IN Mr.. Murray
residence considerable Of the vii.
dow glass was broken, erocks,ry il.
the pantry was broevn and down,
| stairs ii one OF The bed-rucfils .
| heantifih and expensive vase wa
| thrown from THE mantel and shat
ltered.
AT Mr.. htatorge7s residence Il plase
og glass ii The front tlDo9 wa
cracked.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03

she loss Sustained ou the auiArd
aaods rst3bl, gnamtjy The
''cut ptlcc-sgIe' s1ute us alro al
ways catetpI thar tbr 0elI known,
standard nH 1ect G, leader ~
ans ptitiwlAr sale Is aouae popu
lar hne that The general ng5 chaut
mentioned a. featuring AZ one
time IL w8s popular brand nf
shoes sold NJ ,oSa than Wholesale
cost; at another time it was a
Nidrly advertised line 0f mems
clothiue, sold al about cost
Such business methods are un
fnir 80 lhe hooswiaked cusi on,r
as well as 10 the merchant wAo
sells only honest goods at honest
prices FhefGus omer Who really
wants reputable goods beeauee he
knows that only N tnem he gets
the value of his money, is deeelv.
od, wheedled and cheated, aud his
faith ln hiss fellow mau receives II
severe shock whcH be is made 30
believe that The merchant whom
he has always considered he soul
Of honesty y chpglpg prices iIttle
shart IL highway robbery The
merchant lis robbed Of custom
that his ioGg yeaas OF honest bu,i-
4 4. -.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03

Al private sc, at auction prizes
before an@ affGr each sale
EckART YWEIRy & MFG. GO Ltd.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03
And For Three suulners Mrs. Vh
cent Was Unable to Attend to
Any Of Hcr H0usesscsEs.

pIeasarf Hill, N. c'st Rsufiefed io'
three Summers. rifas prs al'ei
Vincent. os fllis toWas al'd 5ile did a''s
Last time us nly wafst
lilad dreadiai Iletva1s headaches n,
prosiralon, ard was ssarcely .ada
walk about Could nJ do any u
lisuscw0tkf
| also had dfeaals'1 paitsg II IEll
aud sides au.i sllsl slgof slsos
sinking Spells FesiId sino ~
.4oei5 llaaa q fivc ID aud ~
buiiI il ,s'orp &
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03
CONSERVATION.

srather strenuons effort af
eeonamy. ur conservation OF tlnan
eial reson rsra, came 10 lighf y feN
days ago on the Model IRpad. ]nst
below the city limits. A ssoinfsti
hoy eame runnlng M the raad e
the CITY iinflA, showing the L secis
IT Il hard run lie vas asked ~
i by stanslaf why he was rsnfine;
10 replied
.To ketels ae keaf
Asy hefe did Yoa Qoule froms
Olivier,
fAyb by didn't yoa wait At pli.
|yier
tasalsp ia rid ftntn here FOL
i nickel !
nste IL I'm iIsst stance uhete ri
model sosI sll llabled j 81 f11k Il
seTs sI.s ] 4
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03

" subscribers. Total sll5o.oo
Mr.l'. A, Landry acted ~ dig
Ir4tntor OF the seed far the snh
snrihers under the condititsls
above recited.
Mr.. Gus 'suberbielle, who has
been one oI Tho prime movers ~
this movement, IL preparing 10
make settlement with tue oflg nal
81 subscribers in proportion to
their indIdi,lnal subscriptions 70
the cotlon buying funds.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-03
YOUR HORSE.


Those who kfgw something,
about such matters say hat 10 OH
tain CONTROL OF ii spirited horse Il
ii necessary 10 show him. IN tlit
first place. that you are dianosesi
30 be Lind to hin, and, IL the scsf.
nnd, that you are not in ha leas
afraid OF him l'wo types Of rid
ers does be horse know. HI
gos ws and understands tbs long
legged brute. WHO gtasps INN
with Il pair of powerful kntea,
who rowels bin With csasel rpnrs.
whD aceratea lis n,onlll with u
b axy Bit He KNOWS. ,aiee, the
ttInsa type,s he recognizes well
IN nngh the sAaky Voice fllet III
iers nervous terms lit endeasmeIi
aud feassufance, the timorooa
baud on ;ila hflGlr rein. IL
issitIlef ii ile essr X Nllling sea.
want. The knbwleslge Uat comes
u tie horse insslsissis epInes
80 hy islstln.t ~ flte hutuan t,r-
IIag We seldom think @Ay II II
that xe l.efes ore, ake esliientt'u'
ous towugll anotl,e. Willis iha
Ess sr...ss. 10 slllfti H fori /. III
|ass ~ ms impulses as aiase "a
go and ssI Igsees. Bat ltpt,il
s. stf. 4. y. n .,ss s....s'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12

Mrs. Minnie NJ. Shenon arrived
Friday evening from Berkeley, CALI
fnrnia for short business trip.
Mrs. Bert Macnah returned home
from visit with relatives near ChaI-
lis, Monday e"ening
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12
MAKES OLD PEOPLE
STRONG AND WELL

We want 10 get tie neNs tH ali OLD
people about lieXali Olive oil Emui-
sion. retnarkabie new foOd-iHedi-
clne whlcn w firmly believe is the
ipest remedy ever made 10 overcome
shs weakening. debilitating effects ~
increasing old aye. IL heips ~ rebuilt
wasted tissues. strengthen the nerves
aud give new energy and Iiyeij bet
ing t1 he body. IL contains no alcD-
hol UT dangerous drug II may not
make yon feel better Tor few days.
bnt II sou do not feel much better
and stronger before you have taken u
quarter az much as you have uf other
medicines that have not hepied you,
50 ~ill gladly give hack your monsy.
RexaIi olive oil Emulsion contains
pure Olive Oil and the HypopI0s-
Dhites which, though they have long
1sen endorsed by successful physlc.
ians, are here for the first time con.
hined, The result il real body ner'e
aud bo0d building food medicine that
We behave il superior 10 anything
else In overcoming debility, weakness
/ aud LIABILITY 10 disease, aud 10 tone
and strengthen tlie nerves and enricn
the blood. YOU vino are weak and
run doan--y0u who are often troubled
BY various cold weather ailments, use
teXall olive Oh Emulsion TO get and
keep yell and strong. II is d sensible,
| pleasant tasting aid TO renew sd
strength, better spirits, glo.iug
health. II II doesn't help you, cone
and tell us aud We viii give hack
your money without word. That i.
nos much faith we have In IL. Sold
only AZ the 1890 kexad stores, and
IN this town only by us. sl,00. Rec
Gross Pharmacy, salmon, idaho. Adj
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12

Next Tuesday night is the regular
meeting Of the Eastern Star. A gond
attendance is requested by the
Worthy Matron.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12
Methodist Minister Recommends
ChRnsbe PIatn's Cough Remedy.

Rev James A. Lewis, Milaca, Mimi.
writes Chamberlain Cough Rem
EDDY has been needed and welcome
guest in our home for number OF
years. highly recommend ii 10 NY
fellows as being medicine worthy
of trial IN cases of colds, coughs ano
Group Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy trial and we are confident
YOU will find II very elfectual and con
tinue To use 1t as occasion requires fol
years To come, as many Others have
done For sale By all dealers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12

&. II. Moore has the skin % a large
silver-tip hear nailed on his canin
wall. the result Of hunting trip np
the river. He also brought quite
bundle Of coyote skins home with
him.
North Fork il t. nave regular Re-
ltgious services the last THURSDAY IN
each month. Rev. II. Kills Bush
the live wire from Salmon, will visit
rs 90 that date and preach in the
school house. The meeting held Jan
nary 18TH vas we'll attended and a
F, very enjoyable service was Deld, ara
the religious spirit Of the community
/ quickened.
The meeting OF the North Fork
/ Literary Society last Friday e'ening
was well attended, and the program
vas Thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
| The question, Resolved, That the
IN ina is improved more by reading
I than observation was decided In
favor Of the negative by the judges,
/ VIM. Manuel, John Nicholson and
Charles Harder. The next program
to be given in two weeks Is to be a
competitive one between the ladies
and gentlemen. The losing side i
To prepare tins supper for The follow
ing meeting night. This program
promises to be "A unique entertain
ment, and the rivalry developed viii
stimulate the members 10 their best
efforts
Edith Burbridge enters the Salmon
High school Monday morning.
North Fork thermometers register
ed 10 degrees below zero during tbs
recent cold spell, the first time dur
ing the winter that zero tempera
ture WAS reached.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12

Lemhl. Feh \, 1911.
The younger members Of the Lem
~ sunday sehoul we're entertained
on saturday afternoon bV MIS-. 4 Eas-
nin. twenty-five mere present Va
ii0us games we're played aud refresh
mants, consisting Of cake, Ice cream
and ehildfens punch we're served.
Mrs. Ashton has more than score
10 healthy hairy chicks matched our
last week. This should SAY some
thing for the balmy breezes OF Hay.
den Greek.
Az the Dramatic Clubs entertain.
nsnt next Saturday night there viii
ne included Ia the program a deba 9
On the subject Resolved that Wash,
inpton did more fur his country than
Lincoln.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12

II has been stated that "A mans
stomach is his boiler. his body his en-
CINE and his mouth the fire box. Is
your boiler (stomachl in good working
order OF is II 80 weak that it will not
stand fun load and not able TO sup
ply the needed energy 10 your engine
body? II you have any trouble
with your stomach, Chamberlain
Tablets will do you good. They
strengthen and inyigorate the stomach
and enable IL 10 do It's work naturally.
Many remarkable cures Of stomach
trouble have been effected by them.
For sale by all dealers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12
Try it ~nd See II This be True.

II. Irving Fletcher vt tie sphinx
cub dinner in new York told strik-
ing advertising stury.
II once made bet with dry
goods dealer, said MIR. Fletcher,
That he couldn't spend 10 a year in
advertising all he made IN that year.
The nam took me up and sailed III.
"But he lost MS bet. Though his
advertising bills grew bigger and big
ger, he lost. For the more he adyer-
tised the more he sold, and in the
end, after startiog eight branch
stores he gave in and paid ne my
money.
Mr.. Fletcher paused, then added
impressively;
Any dealer, dry goods or other
wise, who doesn't believe this story
need only try 1t himself to be con
WINGED.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12

= Mrs. Minnie NJ Shenon arrived
Friday evening from Berkeley, Cali
fnrnia for short business trip.
Mrs. Bert Macnah returned home
from a visit with relatives near Chal-
lis, Monday e"ening.
Next Tuesday night Is the regular
meeting Of the Eastern Star A gond
attendance is requested by the
Worthy Matron.
The entire new spring stock of
men. women and children,s shoes
ON display at Mcpherson, Monk n
Co.'S store. Adv.
Miss Edna Sitter arrived in Salmon
from her home at Nampa Friday OF
last week. She il visiting at the Rad
ford home.
Wednesday evening" Of last week
the stork visited the Louis f. Ramey
home south Of town and left fine
baby girl with them. This is the
first child in the home and will hiring
much pleasure ana comfort to them.
Bert Lynch, manager of the Copper
Queen mine near Tendoy and wife,
are visiting in Salmon this week. 1t
is said that there has been = GOOD
strike II AIDE at the mine recently
A threatened llss OF $40, 900 ,o,n in
hrgs during the present year nom
hog cholera, led the senate last week
to agree unanimously to bill appro-
priating $500, 600 for the Department
ot Agriculture To fight The disease
Dr Hammer recently removed a
grown from the eve of +. h. An
lr vs., which lad been troubling him
for Some time The operation was
successful and the eve is healing rap.
Idly.
The public lihrary which is being
Installed hy the Culture club. will he
penned for the drawing Of hooks at
Norton's jswelry store on SATURDAY..
Fen, II, from to D. n. Library
tickets will he on sale To the pnblic
at sl0.o each These tickets entitle
the purchaser tot he reading OF the
library books for one wear.
Friday : train did not arrive until
shout ; .. m, heipg held at Arm.
stead by the Short Line train being
behind time Thus t.r this winter
the 6, i +, railroad has experienced
little difficultE crossing the divi. 70
and has hesn on schedule time most
OF the winter We read in the pa
gers OF the severe cold Aeather and
heavy snoss experienced in other
parts Of 1he country and are glad We
live IN Salmon where se can enjoy
winter without sufering. The small
hoNs and gi,ls are the only ones To
ENJOY sleigh ridinS here this winter.
and even coasting hasn't been good
much Of the time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12

Jack Tibbits returned Sunday from
the upper Lemhi where ne has been
engaged in trapping the past two
months.
H. l.. Edwards, Of Central City
Nebraska, is visiting his cousin, f..
u. Edwards Of Giobonsville. This is
his first trip to our great state.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12
Habits.

Like flakes of snow that fall upper
ceived upon the earth. the seemingly
unimportant events of life succeed one
another AS the snow gathers togeth-
er, so our habits are formed. No sim
gle fake that is added to the pile
produces a sensible change. So it is
by little things that a mans charac-
ter is MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-12
Chickens At $40 Aniece.

The La Fleche fowls of France. says
a writer in the Country Gentleman.
are in demand in very wealthy house,
holds aud in high-Class cafes Fine
specimens sometimes bring ten dol.
lars, and very general price is five
dollars each. Probably no other coun-
try has market for chickens 1T such
prices; the French gourmet must have
what he wants regardless u cost.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-05
PREACHER DENIES
CHRIST DIVINE
DR.. c. +. Aked of San Francisco
Causes Trouble in San Fran.
cisco By Declaring Against
Miraculous Birth.


San Francisco, Feb. 4.-When the
Rev Charles F. Aked, clergyman
of international renown, formerly
pastor of the Fifth avenue Baptist
church, New York, and personal
friend of John D. Rockefeller, takes
the chair February 10, next as presi-
dent of the Church Federation of
San Francisco, he will be called upon
to rule on communication from
the Presbyterian Minister'S Associa-
ton of the San Francisco bay cities
for his resignation because of utter
ance from the pulpit Of the First
Congressional Church last Sunday.
DR.. Aked said he would not support
the doctrine of the miraculous con-
ception and birth of Christ.
MY conclusion upon this ques-
tion," he announced, ''is that the faith
of Mark and John and James and
Paul is good enough for me. 1t is
good enough for any Christian.
These men say nothing about Jesus
having come into the world in q
miraculous way. prefer to stand