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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-20
WOMAN WEAK
and NERVOUS
Finds Health in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Creston, Iowa. 81 suffered with fe-
male troubles from the time came into
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-20

sturdy with instructive
lumber Also
result house that
life
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-20

placed anywhere, At
tracth and kills all
flies. Neat, clean, or.
namental, convenient,
cheap. LAsts ali
season. ade OF
metal, can'tspill or tip
over; will not soil OF
1 njure anything.
Guaranteed effective
All dealers orc sont
express paid for sl.oo.
Ave-, Brooklyn, N. z.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-20

md steady his hand a. seH a. m 1S-s
cane the obligation Nerves are forgotten ' s ~
T. advice from SIR. agho..,-. " ...
The state herald., 1914-12-04
Co|ver Brothers
PUBLIC LAND AND MlNiNo
CA0RA

II you are interested in any couoese
O. any matter before the Interior D.
partment, write to Clark q Wright.
registered land lawyers. goa F Streea
N. W. Opposite Cen1 Land Ohce)'
Washington. D. c, Free informetso1
about contests and where to ootsh
scrip, locatable upon public iands
without residence or cultivation.
The state herald., 1914-12-04
Builders Get
Bigger Values

today in lumber than ever be
fore, for the way lumber is
manufactured, raedy for nail
ing right on, saves a big lot Of
hand labor. Higher efficiency
has been the watchword Of the
lumber manufacturers for a
good many years; and the
timc-saving machinery they
use these days reflects their
integrity in the values We are
able to offer our customers in
nearly every item Of lumber
from timbe-s to finish. ceiling
siding, case. base and shingles
II yo"'re contemplating any
kind of building, We invite you
to come in and look over the
qsality Of lumber we handle.
Farmers Lumber Co.
The state herald., 1914-12-04

You make no mistake in buying the Great Majestic
the range with The your neigbors Then
too it's made just right and of the right kind material
Msleabe and Charcoal Ironrveted together practically air
tight-ned with pure asbestosrarts being maleabe can't
bre 'k-hss moveahe reservoir oven that doesn
pthats why tho Majestic uses so little fuel bakes jus
right every day in the browns bread just right all
without turning heats is gallons water while
cooking handled lifetime and costs prac
ticaly nothing for repairs
Don't buy the range expect is last lifetime 'unsieh
unseen youth be t. be disappointed Come to on
store during demorsraton week. Great Majestic
have it, many exclusive features explained find out why the
Majestic 800 stronger than other ranges where o.t
ranges are weakest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
SEATTLE men
.STUNG INLAND
FRAUD CASES

PORTLAND. July is.-Thas @. r.
Woodwork. Seattle manager for
the Carstens Packing Co.. A. NJ.
Carpenter. a salesman for the same
company at Tacoma. and bankers.
lawyers and men OF high standing.
were investors In applications for
claim locations on the Oregon and
California X. II. lands. was the tes-
timony OF Henry J. Harper. in the
mail fraud trial OF y. J. Sellers and
]. w. Logan OF Tacoma and Seattle
and w. =. Minard OF Portland.
Harper. one OF the five originally
Indicted. who pleaded guilty. has
served a sentence OF 30 days in Jail.
He was pardoned Tuesday BY
President Wilson. that he might ties.
tify for the government.
He said Woodwork and many
others had paid the location fec
which. In most instances. amounted
to $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
Mrs. Portor's Business
Is Prosperous

Il am greatly pleased Mt the
manner IN which California and
other stntes 20 the south are taking
our seattle-made goods" said Mrs.
NJ. A. Porter today. Mrs. Porter
has Just returned from Oakland,
after three weeks of successful
demonstration OF her homemade
mayonnaise. salad dressing and
peanut butter. at large pure food
shows. For the last two years and
mora Mrs. Porter has been dem.
onstrating at Los Angeles, with
splendid results.
In n comparatively brief space
Of time. and entirely through her
own efforts and those OF Mr.. Por'
ter, Mrs. Porter has built up the
largest plant in the West for the
manufacture OF salad dressings
and peanut butter. Starting In n
small way, In her own kitchen. Mrs
Porter has developed an immense
business, and one that before long
will carry the name OF Seattle To
dining tables throughout all Amer.
lea.
This California trip was cspe-
cially successful In advancing the
prestige OF our products and max
Ing them known TO multitudes OF
people," said Mrs. Porter. "Our
shipments to California are very
heavy. and we are finding a con
stantly increasing market in the
Middle and Eastern states. Our
business for the month OF June was
by far the largest In our history.
and we are much indebted TO The
Star for assisting us to make our
goods SO widely known here at
home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
6.YEAR-OLD BOY
JUST LOVES TO
STRANCl.E CATS

CHICAGO. July Is.-Did you
ever meet n s-ycar-old Jack the
Ripper" 30 10 spcak7 A mere
child. with q blood lust that I'M
pels him 20 strangle cats with
his bare hands and attempt the
slaughter Of babies with gustof
Such n one was reported to
the convention OF scientists now
In session In this city. He 10 a
product OF ChAago.
This boy has had an exciting
career In the last year. and so
have others. as no has been
adopted eight times. The eighth
adoption was a month ago. and
he soon will be ready for the
ninth candidate.
Grown men would hesitate
about strsngling cats with bare
hands. but this boy delights In
II. Wringing chickens heads off
In a mild amusement for him.
The climax came soon after
his seventh adopter had returned
him to the county court as ims
possible.
Dr. w. J. Hickson. head Of the
psychopsthie laboratory, and his
wife took an interest In the case
when foster parent No. report
cd the child had tried to throw
girl baby under a car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
WILL IS REAL
RUDE TO HER,
HISWIFESAYS

Eliza Jane Saunders declares
that her husband. William Charles
Saunders. pushed her over a radi-
ator last April. knocked her sense
less. and then threatened 10 cut
her throat with his knife.
Tho allegations OF cruelty form
the basis Of her complaint for d.
vorcc filed today. They we're mar
ried here In 1910.
That his wife IL ararrclsome and
refuses to cook his meals are the
charges c. y. Clefton. ~. brings
against Mary NJ. Clifton. 80. in his
complaint They we're married In
st. Paul. MINI. In 1855 and have
four children.
Harry Dixon. In his answer 10
his wife's complaint for divorce. de-
clares she deserted him six times
through the ''ineddiesome interior.
encc" OF her parents and relatives.
Amelia Johnson filed cruelty
sheakainst n. L. Johnson. whom
she married here In 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
Regal Dental Offices
A Conscientious
Druggist
Herr 10 One Man Who Ro0dero 3
Valuable Service 70 the
Community.

Primarily every man IL In business
10 make money--that 10 conceded
without argument. But there are
some things about making money In
drugs that has aroused public indir-
nation. Here IL the way one drug
gist has found to serve HIS patrons
better and Increase hts business In
a most honorabIe and legitimate
manner.
Hs has associated with HIS estab-
ilshmsnt q 0radnats Medical Doctor
who 10 licensed by the state Of
Washington TO practice medicine.
There 10 never any need Of . Gus
toner buying the wrong kind OF
medicine or harmful drugs when he
can have this Doctor diagnose his
case and prescribe exactly what In
best. absolutely free Of charge.
~ does not cost one cent more 20
Ect these Professional services at
the Brendei Drug store. III Yssler
way. than 10 does TO take chances
with ones health In the old way.
This can be tested any day In the
week at the above number.
Office hours. $40 A. m. 20 $40 y.
m. Ladies' and children. 20 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
SITUATION NOW
GROWING Tense

LONDON, July 1S.--Thc irish
home rule situation was very tense
today.
A conference between King
George and Premier Asquith was
what caused a postponement OF tho
royal review OF the fleet which was
to have been held at Portsmouth to.
day.
A minority OF the cabinet mem.
bers favor granting the conserva.
tives' demand that Ulster be exclud.
ed from the home rule bill. A ma.
jority were for making II subject to
Dublin parliament's authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18

A meeting OF irishmen and their
sympathixefs will be held tomorrow
evening at the A. o. II. hall. Madi-
son and Broadway, for the purpose
OF making arrangements TO hold a
monster meeting TO raise funds to
support the Irish national volun.
teers In Ireland. The meeting will
be addressed by several OF the lead
ing Irishmen OF this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
MAKES
HIRAM GILL FEEL
JUST LIKE BIRD

Il feel like a bird said Mayor
HI Gil. as no stepped from 81
Christofferson's airboat this morn.
Ing. after making a flight with the
aviator over Lake Union. The
ascent was a perfect one and the
mayor enjoyed the sensation Of
floating around hundreds OF feet In
air over the lake and land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
ett4t;s Te Ga71zthin &cx

In town In q ei-s-wesk room. I
haven't . friend. don't attend
dances nor walk the Streets but
oh. I oct 90 lonesome. Now, Miss
Grey, this 10 the only wrong ! ever
did In my INA arm not . bad eirf.
but am very sffeesionsse and my
first husband wasn't.
am ~ and nobody hss any sue
pleion about this affair % you
think should be independent 90
both these nen5 N ever marry
my first husband no would throw
ell these things up 20 me. which 10
bound 10 Gauge hard feelings. and
N ! 20 back 20 ny second husband
my first husbsnd's heart will be
broken. Shall I get . divorce from
my husbardf Please advice me ~
soon - possible.
A soaRowrUL MOTHER
A.--puf away the coward In You
tina, closes your lips to tho true
facts II 10 never too late To do
right and the sooner you let your
first husband know the truth about
the child and try to make amends
for tho wrong you have done him
the nearer you will be 10 the right
road.
You are doing your husband .
wrong 10 allow him TO shin his re-
sponsibility ~ q father. Compel
him by Law TO support his Off
spring
n you love neither of the men.
they. NJ well ~ you. win be bet
ter off apart. You will be happier
living In poverty with a clear CON
science than In luxury and deceit
Wealth cannot always bring hap
pincss.
OIL think -. D. vs." Idsa Of
men 10 due 20 probably her own ss-
peienee with some man. Now. !
know there are hundreds Of man
who are a. kind ard thouohtfui 10
their wives ~ they ever were or
ever could be 70 . sweetheart.
Then spsin. know hundreds ~ho
are not. and the came msy b
truly said Of women.
sm . married man ~ many
Year, experience and ! cay. with
out bossslna, ! have been far more
OF . lover during these years than
has my wife, yet she 10 . good sv.
craze woman. and ! would not er.
change her for any woman or
earth. though her lack OF small al.
tersions ard loving consideration
for me. even ~ ! often zee her eH-
hibt TO others. even TO men, often
urieves me. and feel II most
keenly. and have among my
friends many men like situated.
VIII "E. B. W." kindly tell W
why u 10 that wivss think any kind
Of . meal, hsshed up any kind OF .
way. any old time 10 good enough
for husband, but let some gentle
man friend be around and every
thing must be just so-so1
This 10 no fancy sketch. but an
actual experience. enacted over and
over again and again In hundreds
OF homes. The facts are TO my
mind that there 10 very little dif.
ference In the average Of men and
women, although there 10 FAR more
complaint from women than from
men. My observations tell me
there are more mon who endure IN
silence. also a. . rule men are
more Inclined TO overlook. excuse
and forget these thlnes than are
women.
Women are more nervous, high.
strung and sensitive than men and
oftentines men are careless and
thouqhtIess In regard 20 these quail
tiles, though Intending no wrong
Yours for more loving and
thoughtful husbands and wives.
J. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
CARRANzA TO
HAvEHIS own
TROUBLE NOW

GALVESTON. July is.-A revolt;
By Gens. villa and Zapafa against
whatever government Gen. carran-
m may set up was predicted hero
today BY Canute Dulnes. Mexican
consul AZ Galveston.
DUNES asserted also that Ell.
presiden, Huer,a would 70 to New
York. instead OF France. and that
h. would make the voyage by way
Of Havana. not on the British
cruiser Bristol. but on the German
warthip Dresden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
vancouver and
PORTLAND SEND
POTlATCHERS

A great delegation Of visitors TO
the last day OF the Po'latch arriv-
ed from Portland today on n train
OF "a sleepers II included Mayor
and Mrs. Albee. besides grist OF
Portland Dads. bls squad OF Ro.
sariann and Queen Thelms.
sixty admcn. along with small
army OF Dads. dropped In from
Vancouver. u. G.
Clans OF Dads gathered early TO-
day from cities scattered all over
the state and Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18

Five shots fired Ia the air by
Pstrolman J. T. Egan at midnight
on Jackson st.. near 18th nv. g..
failed 20 stop a motorbike scorcher,
who. Egan declares. Was burning
the right OF way At the rate Of so
miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18
ONE MORE FILES

Il. w. McClelland Is a new entry
In the race for the prosecuting at
torney's office. He has filed his
candidacy as progressive.
James H. Wooley filed today for
constable. He is a republican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18

The wedding procession,
headed by Wasner's band,
Just as Il left The Star
building for the parade
down Second av. to the L.
c. Smith building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18

skowhegan, Me-, has . prodigy In
the form OF 5-year-old youngster
who has never been to school. but
can read anything placed before
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18

In Slam there 10 . common sert
OF rice which in flood times growe
az much as a foot In IL hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18

High-ciass Dentistry by graduate
registered dentists ~ one-half the
price Of any Of our competitors.
We are NOT competing with men
who advertise dental work for less
THAI the actual cost OF firss-class
materlalt
Most OF the offices which adver.
tlse IN this manner employ stu.
dents instead OF so-calied special
lists. 90 why no, protect yourself
and insist on seeing the Washing.
ton state license of the operatoS'
This IL the only large dental OF.
flee In the city that Is owned md
managed by . graduate registered
dentist and has only registered
dentists associated with him.
WE owe oAs
Regal Dental Offices
Or. L. H. CLARK. D. .. D.. Manager
f<o6 srd Ave-. N. ~. Cor. Union o..
Note: Bring this ad with yox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18

o.-Wouid Hike your opinion on
this subject Some time ago ! took
. lady In our homo 90 board. She
told me there was eonslderabie talk
about her. which shs did not de-
serve. Some Of my friends under
took 20 show me where ! was max
ine . mistake In having her In the
house.
she has been here for several
weeks. have yet the first fault TO
find In her behavior. and cannot
find anyone who really knows any.
thing bad about her. u 10 that old
story. Il only heard"
However. some Of my friends told
me II would hurt me socially ~
kept her, and ! find cut that has
made quite Q difference ~ far a.
callers and invitations are con
csrned. But my husband and talk.
cd Il over and concluded that. ~ We
are old enough 10 take care OF our.
setves and have no family. we could
not be badly hurs. morally, and AFTER
ali. that's shst eounss.
The unplsssansnsss continues, but
feel that . oIri who has 10 earn
her own living and dspsnd upon
stranger for home comfort. has
hard enough time Of u. and u 10 up
70 10 who have . good home 10 es'
tend . little love and sunshins when
the eppersurIsy presents lssssf. let
me have yeur epiniens plssse. Yeurs
for the right. MNs. O
A.--Psrsonally I would not care
10 mix with such tickle. fiimsy so
ciesy. Rest assured that one whose
reasoning powers are on . solid
basis will become contaminated In
no way by contact with a person oi
weaker character.
You are doing precisely RICH, "a
allow the girl In your home. so ions
ax she proves a lady and does mol
fail your trust in her. Oftentimes
those who 20 about running down
other peoples regulations had best
stay At home and sweep their own
doorsteps-
al en- Q eiri q 10. snd am In
love with Q man 81 70. We ere en-
asosd 20 be married. No left here
last November. with the Intentions
OF coming back this fell. He thought
he could have enough saved up oy
that time 20 buy . little home, bu'
things haven't panntd out the way
he expected. 90 now he wants te
break our engagement
Miss Grey. love him too much "a
aivs him up for that little reason.
wanted him TO wait and buy the
home after We were married, but hs
says he wants 70 have everything
nice bsfors we marry.
Please tell me what 20 do. have
known him since was II Year, old
MAY.
Ali you feel sure the youns
man loves yon, and n simply break
Ing the engagement because he can
not adjust matters satisfactorii,
from a financial standpoint, and yot
love him too much 10 give him up
then there must be a solution fol
! your problem. know personally o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18

Part Of the wedding
procession on Second nv.
The first car carried the
bride and the groom. In
the second car were Mayor
Gill and DR.. Matthews. In
the third car were menu
bers of the brides and
groom's families. Next
came Jacobs press car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-18

several young married couples who
are working together for their home.
Suppose you suggest this plan TO
your fiancc. Marriage 10 really a
partnership. 30 why not conduct u
ON that basisf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-21
Wnusnalsmprocrnc.

q. &. @aiten, SaipIep, Diinu.. aiper
felgenpe OpIpsnin9er ON @auabaISmors
berue;
5 anIeonius Spsrgsmaalet / "Tos
item" for 16oe Suni ongaaenbe Sans
%oolsmuroernc fan o%pIhic3, at Ole Der
Get bar ira Gram, ylorore Srou, men
bapbe lGneere Gip opboIpt iis i
0alsbnl; 6ars Glen bar fra 0eba>
len. Nrer i'll %aaoe. @upbrurhsoulen.
Spor beu treble bar ira eriHores life
meo Sitterheo. Ole blep for lrnaere
Sib iiben lcslapt paa TnroIe. 6oor
mango Vense DC TOM / Seiiobelie az
pioes life, ligeiaaliot iom bpdo be
bleb brltet til, unotaaen at DC efter
l1eierningen reiitc til 9iIlehuntnter, huor
Sc ruttehe uteb Yen9e, % bette Iepeoe
til Wtistantc mpb SEM meb padfel9enoe
Nettergang % Sorn.
Gn onosn Srepifriber tiger, at hpts
man bill hare nrrntcrc ltnoerretnina ON
Ole % Sin,sn Snipptn o9 6ons glen,
Tan ma benpenoe zig til Dor 80,
0attlepietu, g. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-21

meo hperanore eno fsr. Ga alie nor.
lie apinher - Terben ouer T. lfliloe
iIaa en- Hina ior ale bapoe oct
lonnnie Siericilaa - Oct lailil1e 6p.
orelaub.
Vroiesior Vruls brdsie Sillen ira
S,soma. Den eneite Stat, lom life
baube poret - altiaa life baooe loft
fet Here ira Norae; DR.. Stilb hII'te
ira Stateu Minreicto, bpor Der bar
10000 Rorlfe - Siertet for Nor'fs
anncrifunerne. - ,Sru Gina aroa
ialte for a~pinoerncS Stcmme'
ret % Or. @aoe boo ollie WoromTno
cmliattc hpert cneitc norlf Snoiplo
S,orben oper meo fiTrli9e 6dltfer
Scfreipr @abrielien hil'te ira
~Scnncr al Npree" ira Dc r..
600 Horifc, hpis Spaaue oct bar at
bepore 8irrIIabcoen Ill oen Nro Nor
Norac hapoc aipct. :. 8. Sd'ram htI.
tie ira Horlfe / SUD Nirifa, Fcltoi.
rcftsr SolleiicnL aila, bolot en-
itcn1ninaSiulo OF parrlt beaeiltret
5ale for Norge ior olle DC lnle
Minbcr hiennieira, Nr. San'eil IRA
Mucflono, Rem 3ealaho, % Sr u.
I. Sd,reuSer ira Melbourilc braate
llacIcoeS parnle Siliener irenl; Nrlt
Rcbufter 2uno bilite ira i'm @ono
oa iSrn @erner ira Chicago IRA nor.
lfc aninber ser.
llbenriaSn,iniiter Sblen tdftet Dem
allie i0rIia Tor Silienen ira DC
norife apinher noe - DC iom hopoe
liot cg ltrrnet. 90 ban rettet Sof'
fen til Sru Gobl.
Hcoaftcr Sambro talte for Dem
iom peo lit uomcrfcoe Nrbeloc baooe
ioaet iitono EapilIionen Set uoilpt
tebe Torge". San baabet at oettc ar.
beibe life ioriponot meo Nllet men
mdatte faa parig V%etponing.
Or. Sobnien meooelte, at Oct bar
Meningen eiter lloiiillin9enS Shlt
at tiIbpoe MISUNDERSTANDING at
toec oe Eager ira TauilIionen til ct
Muieim, iom oct sltlfet.
3iIilllt braate ErTiioeut @erner
ale Ell bicrtelig 3df. 90 lnoen Vi
lfille3 - iagoc ban - pil pl meo
1of ogioo eriuore ben W'ano, ion
bar ifipntet oS ct NorbmonoSiono
paa 10000 SIR. - SoelstInQSprT.
iioent Sob. 2ilop. Womincfel. SfoaI
Tor BAN. Wraooroab).
90 Chen par ioa lanat Ieoet at
man itror mootte beglpe liz neooper
til Sriffen.
Notten Dor oeilig, Stenuninaen
bei, oa oIle fsltc, at gaanoene bar
fnuttet i~terfere mellem NoromGno
,soroen runbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-21
Srgen / Nlminoeliaheb. a

finn lioen Sillih," ifriper Mr. @uitau
Sanieit, 227 George gpe., @aufe.
gan, ST., It'll 2egen / alminoelig.
beo, iom fommer, fer paa Ell, % ia.
ser $500 for at fortpIle en-, buoo
ban tror er ipeien. Naar nogen al os
fsler oaarliq tpr ui til aurifo, Dor
SllsmeoicinJ og Oct bar p9ret alt, ser
bebsuebes. vi bar III hnpt aurifo
/ Dor 6anrilie / iiss o. tpue aar. Zen
Ear uRret en- itor GeliianeIie Tor mig
o. min iSonilie."
Suif paa. at aurifo life er al iaa
paa N~potbeter. SpecielIe 4senter
iorifaiier Oen iriif ira Saboratoriet
Spis Re life fienoer nogen Igent,
Iaa ifrip til Or. Yeter 6abrnep &
Cons Co., 1876 so. @oDne ape.,
Chicago, SlI.