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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-12
"A CONFESSION
Her Statement, Made Public
win Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala.-.'I must confess, says
Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, of this place, "thal
Cardui, the woman IS tonic, has done me
IA great deal Of good:
Before ! commenced using Cardui, i
would spit up everything y ate. hadia
tired, sleepy feeling all the time, and was
irregular. could hardly drag around,
and would have severe e e headaches con!
Itinuohsly. " u i ISL
Since taking cardul. I have entirely
quit splitting up what u eat! Everything
seems to digest all right, and ! have
gained 10 pounds in weight.
Iftyouare asvictim of any of the kntrmer-
Gus Ills so common to your SEX U i
wrong TO suffer. a,
u For half a century, CardIii has beerlfe-
lieving Just such Ills, as is proven bysthe
thousands of letters, similarst to the above,
which pour into our Office; year byyear:
Carduiis successful because It is COM
posed ofingredi ents which act eciticallY4
on the SWorAanly constitution, and helps
build the Wealered organs back health
and strength.
Crdui has heir sd others and, Will help
YOU, TOO. Set 4 hottie today You
WON'T fegfet L. Your druggist sellstt.
Wfffe TO i. Chatianenga Medicine Co, lAdles' a.
gsoTy bepI.. ChaitapooHa, Fenn Tor Spcc1dl IN
finiriioFs on your case and t'-plEo book. Hon.
Fflel-ens tpr Woo 1877 tfsn7ffs 20 a<a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
OARK. THICK, GLOSSY
Try Grandmolhers Old Favor
he Recipe of Sage Tea
and Sulphur

Almost EVERYONE knows that SAGE
iea AMI sulphur properly compound.
ed ifngs back the natural color and
lustfe ST. title hair when f1dVd
siraaked or ewY also ends dandruif
Itching scalp Uud stops falling haiti
Years ogo thc only way 90 get this
mixture was rs mBkc II at home
which b mua1 and troublesome
Nowadays we simply ASS a. any
lrus store f0r WNcih's sage ond sui.
pnW iUir Rpmrdy Nun viii set a
lurso bottle lor about so cents Every.
body uses this cid. famous recipe. ho'
cnaso nn One can possibly tell that
9on darkened Your hair as it does il
so naturally and evenly. Ana dnmnon
p spanye or soft brush With fl and
drew thls through your hair. taklnf
one eW1H strand af "a timo, hy morn
lne the gfay hair disappears, and ai'
ter another application or two, Aoul
hair hecamez beautifully dark thiel
aua glossy and you looe years young
sr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
SIEGEL STORES
CLOSE 1900 OUT
Of EMPLOYMENT
Scenes Of Confusion and Grief
Characterize Shutting Down
Of Two Great Mercantile
Houses ia New YORK,

Now York March NJ The Four
tcenth street store and the store %
thn simpson Crawford company
properties n Horny siesel ana Fmns
b Voeol who are under indictment
m connection With the failure ot tho
siegcl private bank and mercantile
tntefpi iscs Il rg closed thcir doui lo-
NIGHT hN order VI tho federal courts
IA re-ponec 90 % petition De- receivers
and acdhoN
lnt fm be assistance WuW aod hN
olhor department stores charity
workers ana employment urcnciea
500 men. wooe nand children would
have been thr avn out NC Work These
have been promised jobs on Monday
uoWcNor, and olhera it rs oHpeelcd
win find places before another weck
H nut
Last llour bargains SOUGHT
Aialcs crowded with patrons seek
his agt hour largnns the arrest 20
fow ahopluers. tHe appearance 1T
organizers uf the industrial Wortor
oft Inc World, lhe reported presence
of geuls of Questionable employment
bureaus offorns girls work. ma
ho MalorloW Weeping of women Whe
had loet theif mvInge In me slcsei
lgnt were Incidents that attended
the CLOSING of the stores
Printed lisw of reputable cmplo,
mont 1genots and respectable bpnrd-
ug hous,s Wero distributed among
the .NOmru and girls by social woykcra
vino had hron informed of reports
thnt white siayc agents Wore minslna
With the discharged workers.
speach-makrg 10y Industrial Work.
,Is ot iha World Wos stopped by ing
if',e H1ndhdis hearing "a can l
tHe unemployed" 90 0ra0ui2a wou
distributed inviting the clorgs and
shop rIH ie intend an + W. Vi. mus
meeting 0u Monday mornings Meme
hels of the Girls Protective League
trgcd ne employees not to attend thg
~ w meeting Several men who
attempted io nuke street corner ad'
dresses &c lho employees advised ther
AZ mtal bread 81 thN got mo- oppots
uaitV to oam IT,
No settlement Proposed.
A committee representing thc lc
poHtam nf che siegoi bank called or
the attorneys of sicgel and Negol Co.,.
iay and Was informed that me par
nefs had NOT prepared uoW offer NJ
settlement as tho dcpositors were tola
lHst night
'ln View of ihe present turn az.
,oso has taken II would bc impossible
fof us 10 make aW offer" said Louis
Levy et counsel 1--WE DO NOT want
to hold up ihr hopes of the donost
ors only To stmter them. We Nn
not cetnicmn the offer Of bad s'
curluea and lhe dep0alors can rJs
assure that whatever s offered $40,
0Nr sanction wl BE- honafidc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
REBELS CAPTURE
TOWN AND BURN
RAILROAD SHOPS
Moncloya Station Taken and
Sacked Three Hundred Cars
Destroyed Banquet Mini
mics Disaster

10y ansNlHa fouRNst aHFCfsA tNAeFn wiHg1
Mexico CITY. March Moneloya
station ON the international mllroad
between Cudad porfiro piaz ana
Monterey, Was taken today by the
rchcls who burned the railway shops
and, 400 cars ana sacked the town.
Minister 40 War Bhnquet minlmzcd
the destruction wrought ny the rebels
and insisted hlt the fedorals had
repuisad them when attacked. The
minister slid ho assumed that the reh-
ols intended 90 move from Mongloa
toward Monterey
From The state If Cucrro Various
rahcl successes were reported today
The fchels continue threatening Tam
piru hut as yOt have nor attacked The
ciN.
The euuhoaj Tampico, which re-
.ccnth Joined the rebels. IS said By
Minister of War Banquet ia have
gene ashore n tho harhor Of Topo-
lobampo
Bankers in the capital have secured
from The government week more 10
which to answer the governments he.
mand that they supply IL with from
ii9ooo.0Uo u 100000 pesos q
month hut u is unofficially stated
that There 6 ne doubt rs "a the char
'acter SO Che reply they viii make ans
that Il viii be a refusal
kneNlgdee that the demand viii
not he complied with. il IS said. has
Iresulted n President tIuerta virtual
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
Write Stories for
Moving Picture Plays
New. Spare-time Profession for Men
aud Women-Onc Man Makes
$500 In Six Months.

Owing 20 the large number Of new
motion picture theatres which are he
ing opened throughout the country
there IS offered 10 the men and women
of to-day, new profession, namely,
that of writing moving picture plays
Producers are paying from "a "a $3.50
fer each scenario accepted. upon
which they can build photo play,
SSaG0 in SIX MCnihs.
As it only requires few hours
time 90 construct complete play. you
can readily see tine Immense possibili-
ties I'm this work One man, who gave
the idea a tryout writes that hc
EARNED $500 I'm six months lt Is pos-
sihiO for an intelligent person 90 meet
with equal success.
ono feature of the business which
should appeal 90 everyone. IS that tho
work may DE done at home I'm spare
time 80 litemry ability is required
ana women have as great au Oppor-
iuniiy as men. Ideas Tor plots are coa-
lstan0N tarnins up. and may he put in
scenario ierm and sold Ton hood
price
Particulars sent TREE.
tomHlete Particulars ut this most
Interesting ana profitable profession
may nc had FREE or CHARGE hy
sending a.nost card 10
PhOt0-Play Association
Box iSS' MiIkes-Barrc, IA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
NATION 8 HONOR
IS INVOLVED IN
CANAL QUESTION
Professor Johnson Declares
Economy Demands That No
Free Use Be Granted to
American CoastWiSe Vessels

honNiNa grtupHAt SPECIAL Nfna1
New York. March 14.-The cxemp-
tlnn M coastql.e ehfpnlnp using the
Panama canal from tho payment oil
tolls would mean loss for the first
ten Years ~ s40.000.00O. Professor
Emory II. johnson, OF the University /
of PENNSYLVANIA. gaid tonight at tho
twenty sixth annual dinner ~ thoI
University Of pennsylvania men ell
Sew York This loss. ne said. would
have NJ Lc hornc ly tax payers Of thu
Emitted States
Professor johnson was appointed
speclal United smtes commissioner ID
Panama traffic tons by former prosi-
dent TAFT and served as such in 1911-|
1918. other speakers at the dinner
were Lindlet NJ. Garrison. secretary
of war. Dr. Roswell G.. McCrea dean
Of the Towncs scientific school.
James IA Book fornler, assistant att
lomcy general of tine United states.
Dr. Arthur Vi. Oninn. dean of the cell
lego department 81 the University Of
penngs Ivanla. Dr Edgar Smith. pro-
tast of the university. and DIR. Ifo-
bari "a. Hare. az Philadelphia.
William A. Roddins was toastmas-
4 Ter.
"To enable the canal 10 carry Itself
commercially without being "a contin-
ulne burden anon tax paNcrs of the
country" Professor Johnson sid IN
his address, a. would be necessary to
secure revenues OFF about Stg,4aO. 900
pr unum This total Is made up OF
$4,000, 900 for annual maintenance
and operation. 100000 for zone sani-
tation ana government 100000 pay
ablc as am annuity to The Republic OF
Panama. Sll,250.000 To cover the in
toroat I'd 8 per cent on the $4,000.
600 invested in tho canal. and sat-.
100000 TO provide a sinking fund OF
"A per cent To- return to the treasury
I'M cost Of tho canal during the next
fifty years.
"Thls revenue must lac secured
mainly from tho TOLLS collected from
tho vessels that usc the canal If ai
vessels paid tolls the revenue of TIA,
canal at the end of tho ton years
would cover the annual outlay Tor on.
Grating expenses and charges upon
capital II thc American ships IN.
Gagged i'm lhoHcoaAtwisc trade are OK.
cuscd from The payment of tolls ia,
revenue Wll not suffice ts make TIL
canal self-suppoHina no ac.
gmpi conatwsc s1lps from Che pny.
mcnt n tens means "a decrease of AT
least SgO.00O.OOa Nj revenue dnrlpa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
WHITE HOUSE IS
DELUGE D WIT \
FLUCTUATIONS
,sr .o'~~e .ovs..t ','a'., e''ss0 ~,.',


Washington March 14-Congratu-
lations poured tn at the White House
today because ~ she announcement
of tho engagement of the president
youngest dauehtor Miss Eleanor VIII
son and William g. McAdoo, secre-
tary of The treasury Many Of Miss
Wilson's friends called in person 10
deliver their fluctuations
Tho White House is silent as to Just
when the wedding will take place ana
what kind of ceremony it Will be IL
is generally believed. however that
the marriage win Dc performed at
the White House early in the summer
The belief also is that the wedding Will
be private. though private" does not
mean that IL viii nor be am elaborate
social function. The marriage Of Miss
Jessio Wilson 20 Francis f,owes Sayrc
was private. but II was nevertheless
attended By hundreds OF guests from
official and social circles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15

TO be possessed Of head of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft. lustrOus fluffy
wavy and free from dandruff ia mere
IL Is easy and Inexpensive TO have
nice, soft hair and lots Of it. Just
get 4 rs cent bottle OF KneWlton 9
l l-+'.e. ~ ''OW i,tt1, Glroatod
and within ten minutes there viii be
ness, fluffuess and an Incompatible
( gloss and lustre and try as YOU viii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15

MY adversary now seeks 10 place
me in Mat,eawun-o living hell to
there spend the rest OF ms life, to
never again take my place In my
mothers home in her remaining
years, and IA respectful confidence !
now appeal to the citizens Of New
York in the power of their sovereign
~ 60 stop the prosecution and thcre-
fore ask that AN people who believe
thot nave suffered enough of pun
lshmcut, commensurate with my
deed write the representatives. of
their oTn district ut Albany before
wednesday To support the vote for
these resolutions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
HARRY k. THAW
bees NEW YORK
To STOP FIGHT
Slayer Of Stanford White IS
sues Appeal to People Of
State to Help Save Him.
From Return to MatteaWa0e

Concord. n. H.. March 1f-Ilarry
X Thaw has addressed to the people
of the state of New York, IN whose
name is being conducted the contest
to return the SLAYER Of Stanford White
ITO the Maucawan asylum for the
criminal insane an appeal TO end the
ease against him a statement Of the
case was telcgraphed today by Thaw
10 newspapers and press associations,
calling attention TO resolutions which
have been introduced IN the New
York assembly hy John p Golen, de-
lmanding that the prosecution be ter
minated.
Reviewing his two trials Thaw set
forth that Of the tgcnty-siX meH CON
lined with him In the Tombs in 1906
charged with homicide, twenty-three
arc free today ana other men have
escaped from Matteawan without he-
ing pursued
Doesn't Ask sympathy.
The statement concludes as tol-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15

PhOto-Play Association
box i5s. Nnkc--Barrc. IA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24
ASQU|TA STATES
CONFEREES COULD
NOT REACH TERMS
Question Of Boundary Line Was
Stumbling Block; Tyrone and
Fermanagh Want Home Rule.
KINGS EFFORTS IN VAIN
Next Effort May be to Force Home
Rule ON All OF Ireland Thus Prcci-
pitating Armed Struggle With u
stcr-Confcrcncc Was Unpopular
With Catholics-King Accused Of
breaking Precedent.

LONDON, July 24.-Premler AS
'quith reported 10 the house Of COM
mons tonight that the Irish home rule
conference at Buckingham palace,
called by the king. failed TO agree on
the territory 10 be excluded from the
operations OF the home rule bill. The
premieur's announcement is regarded
with extreme gravity. Before the con-
ference the anti-home rulers in parlia-
ment had agreed TO accept the bill on
the condition OF the exemption of III.
ster counties. The home rulers agreed
providing the counties of Tyrone and
Fermanagh. which though part OF
Ulster. have large Catholic popula.
tions be excepted and brought under
the bills operations. II was on thia
point the conferees split.
The conference was not popula.
either with the politicians OF with the
people. the general view being the
question was one TO be settled In open
parliament. not at a secret meeting in
the royal palace. The king. too. was
accused OF interfering in the political
controversy. thing strictly against
English precedent Failing OF COM
promise. there seems nothing left but
for the liberal. labor and Irish par
liamentary alliance 10 force the home
rule bill through in defiance OF It's op.
ponents. The result. II Is generally
felt. more actually be n civil struggle
the Ulster forces resisting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24
EVIDENTLY THERE WAS
NO M'DUFFIE ON THIS
BANDIT RIDDEN TRAIN

Los ANGELES. July 24-Though
no actual trace has been found OF
the three robbers who held up the
southern Pacific southbound coaster"
near Cha,sworth last night. and rob-
bed the passengers OF 5000. the Of
ficers who are on tn bandits trail
are hopeful they will be run to earth
before night. Aftcr losing the scent
q dozen times tho bloodhounds appar-
entity found where the robbers left
an automobile and took TO the hills.
One hundred armed men are follow
ing the dogs In a wide half circle.
The trail led east from Hewitt
where the robbers left the train to.
ward the verdugo Hills. one sus-
pect was in custody. He was arrest
ed at Sierra Madre because he resem-
bled a description OF one OF the ban
dts. He gave the name OF James
Murphy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24
THORN HOLLOW WATER NOW FLOWING
\ THROUGH PIPES TO RESERVOIR BUT
. |S|NOT YET READY FOR CONSUMPTION

would appear at the various siphons
along the route. They were exact
within three or four minutes of the
figured time.
Men were stationed along the pipe
line to watch for leaks but none were
discovered.
At the Kirkpatrick place. the long
est siphon OF the whole system, the
concrete pipe showed its ability to
Withstand the heavy pressure. At ST.
phons Nos. 4 and 8, the former being
next to the highest pressure on the
line. there was nothing TO mar the
progress OF the water and with the
worst places now having been passed
no serious interruption Is expected to
occur
The opening OF the line today was
simply TO flush the pipe out thor
oughly. The reservoirs will likewise
be flushed and after this, the system
will be ready for constant use by the
city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24
LABOR| RETURNS
PRIVATE LETTERS
TO FORMER WIFE

PARIS, July 24.-Attorney Labori
for Nine. Caillaux today extracted the
defense from a dilemma when he re-
called the former Nine. Caillaux to
the stand and returned to her the
three letters she gave him yesterday.
The letters are supposed TO be a part
of the series as the Thy Jo' COM
munication which appeared in lie FL
garo with Calmette's death as a Sc
quel. Instead of permitting the letters
to become a part of the evidence. and
the contents to become known, Labori
returned them to the witness saying:
Madame YOU played a trick yester-
day, l return your letters to you. All
three are uninterestiDS and only two
might be relevant" The witness re-
fused To accept them
Pascual Ceccaldi. a member of the
chamber of deputies and friend OF
CaillauX testified in defense OF the ex-
minister's record. His testimony was
given in an impassioned tone and
with many gestures, Despite the fact
they We're in a courtroom the Caillaux
enemies burst into jeering and Kisses,
while the witness was speaking, and
the disorder finally became so great
that Judge Albanel threatened to ar
rest the disturbers. Etienne Gross
claude. a supported of Calmette. and
member of the staff of lie Figaro
next took the stand. The editor. he
asserted, never thought of publishing
the Caillaux personal letters In fact
he said, Calmette eliminated all purely
personal passages when he published
the Thy Jo' epistle. printing only
what was of political Importance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24
SPLENDID PROGRAM FOR
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
ON FEDERAL BUILD
ING GROUNDS.

The second concert of the summer
will be given tonight on the federal
building grounds by the Roundup
band. The concert will commence at
1880 o'clock and the program will be
as follows:
Press, March ......... Chambers
Bits of Remicks Hits No IA.
Medley Overture.
The Lone Jack-Intermezzo.
Sextet from Lucia. ....... Donizetti
Ragged Robin, selection. Olcott
Songs from the Old Folks-Grand
Selection Lake
Arms of America. March. 80. Pryor
Star Spangled Banner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24

Water was turned into the big pipe
at Thorn Hollow this morning and
the new water system for Pendieton
was thus placed In commission At
O'Clock this afternoon the water viii
have reached the twin reservoirs on
the hill. Up to press time no accident
TO the pipe had been reported and the
preliminarles have been so successful
that no further trouble Is anticipated
BY tomorrow or at the best byoMon-
day the water will be turned into the
.city's supply system ready for the
homes.
At 8 o'clock this morning, under
the direction of Arthur $. Bent, chief
engineer, and several other engineers
and supcrntendents, the intake at
Thorn Hollow was opened and water
loaped into the pipe and began the
Journey to Pendleton. Travelling at
the rate OF three feet second, the en-
glnecrs had figured out the time water
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24
U'REN CANNOT RUN
BOTH AS PROHIBITIONIST
AND AS INDEPENDENT

SALEM. ore. July 24.-Secretary
of state olcott has notified w. S.
U'Ren, candidate for governor he
must go on the ballot either as the
prohibition or as an independent can
didate. From an investigation of the
question it appeared there was no
record of a previous ruling on this
question. but the law is plain in its
statement that no independent can
didate shall be permitted to use the
name of any other political party in
making a race for office U'Ren had
put the question up to olcott few
days ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24
TR0UTDALE STORE
ROBBED OF $1,000
BURGLARS DYNAMTTED SAFE.
ESCAPED DOWN RIVER IN
LAUNCH.

TRoUTDALE. Ore. July 2i.-Two
robbers early last night dynamited
the safe in the general merchandise
store OF Aaron Fox and escaped with
nineteen hundred dollars in cash,
with jewelry worth five hundred. APP
proximately $500 worth stamps left
in the safe by the postmaster were
untouched.
The thieves gained entrance to the
building through n back window. II
ia believed they escaped down the
Columbia river in n launch, which,
with rowboat. is missing. The
thieves had four hours the start of
the officers. Much OF the money
stolen was In silver. A comforter
was used TO deaden the explosion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24
ENGLISH WOMEN THINK
THEY ARE GOOD As IRISH

LONDON, July 24-Edith Fitz-
gerald and Lady Berkeley. promi-
nent suffragettes, were arrested to-
day trying 10 get into Buckingham
Palace with petition framed by
Emmeline Pankhurst for King George
setting forth that the suffragettes
were certainly no worse rebels than
the Ulstermen and that the latter re-
ceived most considerate treatment
from the government The suffra-
gettes demand the same thing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24

The new building will cover just the
corner and will not necsssitate the re-
moval of the brick building in the
rear, which is also owned by the
Berkeleys. 1t has not yet been fully
decided as to how many stories the
building will contain, that feature
awaiting upon the securing of proper
tenants. The LaDow store will oc-
cupy the entire corner which is 25 by
So feet in size. The building will be
fitted up with modern front and viii
be one of the most desirable business
locations in the city because of the
fact it is in the very heart of the
businessdistrict.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-24
FAIL TO COMPROMISE HOME RULE LSSUE Jar MAY RESULT
NEW BUILDING FOR BERKELEY
CORNER, WORK TO START AUG |

AS a result Of contract that has
been made between G. l. La Dow and
Mrs. Florence NJ Berkeley, owner OF
the Main and Alta street corner now
occupied by the Horseshoe restaurant,
a brick building is to be constructed
on the corner, the first floor of which
will be occupied by the LaDow sport
ing goods store, now located at the
corner of Court and Cottonwood
streets.
AS stated this afternoon by Mr. La
Dow he will courimence building OPP
erations the first of August, on which
date the Chinese tenants of the pres
ent wooden building are to vacate.