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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
PERISH AT
BATHING RESORT
HuEh Wave and Trcacherous Under
tow ~ Atlantic City Brings Sor-
row over Colony.

Atlantic city. y. J. June si.-Re-
ports that more thaa eight persons
ucrc drowned in the surf along the
beach here yesterday we're not borne
oat today bg az investigation made by
coast guards. beach life savers and
eitr alttaritlrE The bodies of four
1f tse eight victims have not been
found
Atlantic Ciry. N. J.. June -i-But-
fstr1 by a huge save and carried into
deep aatrr by a treaeherous under
tow. seven bathcrs. iacIadiHs promi-
neat mcu % the Philadelphia summer
caicny. we're drowned 10 ;he surf here
yesterday.
Scores % others were DRAGGED 20 the
beach in an insenslbic coalition after
life guards and other bathers had bat
ti-l des prTateiv % save their lives
one other man Uaa drowned when
slE fshIur EuaekE were cnpEired sim
lltaurulsiy as thry werr about 20
come ashore af MistiEEippi avenue and
o. score ut frhrrmeu thrnNu into the
aafrr
TIE dead are Miss Marion Rhodes
Crarmcg. Is a stgd~n; az BceehWocd
COLLEGE. J~ukiutowu. Pa; John Lysie.
e5 o. member 90 che lunior bar of Fh!ia-
l~,phia. rhuip Arnold. iS- Frank
uriztam. ts. Charles J. Mattinck. =.
james MeCay and William Grove. all
of PhilaITiphia. Charles Green. the
Eshrruau sho lost his life. lived here.
Holland Mich. June -i.--i0hu HaE-
card of Kansas CITY. $40. Is years old.
as drowned yesterday afternoon
uhrr his cauor tipped over iu the
b-raeaatrr af Holland harhor His
companion. Pred Hubbard. eiUns 20
th~ og~rturueI beat until rescued by
fhr i'f~ saving crew.
GrIrshurE. iii.. June % Jacob Way
mack Of Rar.fau was drowned while
bathing east % town.
H11nvili~. Ind June 2i.-Joshun
rr1s.. aged Is. living near Boonville.
xaa drowned in stripped coal mine
hole uhlIe in bathing. The water was
If feet deep.
Granville. lad. June ei.-StcppinE
ln o. sink hole in the Ohio river here
uhfn bathing. Mrs Tiida Skclton. a
wife OF q few weeks. was drowned In
the presenc. of her husband.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
ALLEGED SLAYER
OF BLACK FREED

Marshall. Texas. June 21.-Denial of
a motion made by the state to dismiss
the charge of murder against Frank
OLeary. one of five Marshall men in
dicted in connection with the killing
here last winter of William Black. an
auti-Catholic lecturer. marked the op-
ening here today of the trial of
OLeary. Lack OF sufficient evidence to
convict was urged by the prosecution
as ground for dismissal. which was
opposed by counsel for the defense.
who declared they desired to clear
OLeary's name.
Prosecutor Hall announced that the
state had no evidence to present and
no witnesses. saying that he believed If
all the evidence presented to the grand
jury in OLeary's case we're presented
in court there would be no case against
him
5. 2. Johns. an attorney for O'Leary,
then requested the court 10 empanel a
jury which should be instructed TO re-
turn a formal verdict of not guilty The
jury was ordered empanelled-
Later in the day the jury acquitted
O'Leary on on instructed verdict
OLeary was not called on TO make a
statement
John Copeland. George Ryan.
George Tier and Harry winn are the
other men indicted in connection with
the killing. The dates OF their trials
have not been determined.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
ChRMI BRIDGE IS
RAzED BY STORM
Dwellings and Crops Also Suffer In
Heavy Wind Sweeping over
Southern Illinois.

CarmL III. June 81. The wind
wrought heavy damages in its sweep
over southeastern Illinois today. Carmi
wagon bridge. erected in 1877. went
down. and Dwellings. harms anl teie-
phone lines felt its force. 4 heavy
rain battered the growing corn into the
ground. -Four coaches on a Louisville
a Naahviiis passenger train went into
q difch o. niles Wcsf of Carmi- No
lives wcFe lost
Carrollton. III. June .i--Haiistones
weighing eight ounces fell during a
ssorrl here las. night Forty head OF
livestock on farms near here were
killed.
Jeraeyyliic. III. June 2i--Fivc
inehrs % raia. accompanied by a high
sind. fell here last night Several
houses we're partly wrecked
Kansas city. No.. June ei.-vhiie
the Kansas river ~as rising today the
local weather bureau took a hopeful
outlook on the food situation. Unless
there are further heavy rains. the OBJ
server saia danger % serious damage
had passed. The Kansas river here
,sGo- ~ -i-s feet LA .S.H-ns-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
oLEo FRAUDS TO BIZ
PUSHED VIGOROUSLY

WashtnEt8s. ~. C.. tune -i--Wi'h a
errt5minary report on an tHsesiisaftnn
before him today shpuinE Violations Of
tsr aie1narEariar Law. extending over
th~ eafirr lg years since the enact
mrrt Of the las. and reauitinE in in~
loss % many miiiinns of dollars iH rev
enar 90 ths government. secretary Nc
Aaoo announced that although fraud
uiens practices % this character prob
abtg have BEEN checked. the inquiry
vouif b~ cgatInusd With viEoT. The
was sesePinE iu charae-
tsr. wlth Famifeatioas tn nany parts
% tas coantry. aad the report ssid that
vi8iat1ss uf the oisosnarEsrire Ian bad
Ersrau1et thr EaEereEieat olt of a.
least So go go due ia staElps and
SPECIAL taxes
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
Leo FRANK LIVE TO PROVE HE NOT THE SLAYER OF MARY PAGA
WARDEN WIFE AND BURNED BY RUS TED JOLIET C0NvC
MURDERER'S FINGER PRINTS
IN MRS, ALIENS BEDROOM;
ELEVEN PEN INMATES HELD
LYNCH THREAT MADE

Joliet. Ill, June 21.-A sensational
demonstration against Chicken joe
Campbell. the negro "trusty' suspect
ed Of staying the wife of Warden Allen
of the state penitenuary here occurred
at the noon hour today.
Thirteen hundred convicts gathered
in the main dining hall rose to their
feet shouting threats against Camp
bell.
One hundred guards. using clubs
right and left, were required to re-
store order.
Lynch him, Lynch him, Let's tear
him apart!" were some of the impre-
cations against TIE man whose alIeg-
ed crime had. in their opinion, brought
the honor system into disrepute and
threatened its continuance.
Joliet, Ill. June 21.-The first ses-
sion of the coroner's inquest over the
body of Mrs. Edmund NJ. Allen, wife of
the warden OF the penitentiary here.
who was murdered in her bed early
yesterday morning. did not result in
definitely fixing guilt. but it did moth
ing TO divert the finger of suspicion
from Chicken Joe" Campbell, a Chi
caso murderer detailed as a house
servant for the warden.
= blood-stained collar. recovered
from a linen closet across the hall
from Mrs. Aliens bedroom. figured in
the testimony. Campbell, who protest
ed with tears that he was innocent, ad
mitted in his cell that the collar was
his. but said the blood stain was due
TO a slip of his razor.
James Larkin. one of the keepers.
testified that he saw Campbell dimly
in the corridor near Mrs. Aliens room.
This was between 5:45 and 6:1O a. m.
Campbell then came towards me
and when we met. he did an unusual
thing" said the witness. He herd-cl1t'
his hand and said; How do you and
stand7'
we went back then and when he
again emerged from the darkness in
Aliens dog. He took the dog into the
yard and when 1 looked through win
dow / observed that he was gazing up
at Mrs. Aliens window"
DR.. J. p. Benson and DR.. Haldan z.
Clcminson were other witnesses VINO
We're attracted TO Mrs. Aliens room by
the smell of smoke. They testified in
effect that they found her with her
head crushed and Ser body badly
burned by the flaming bed clothes.
Attempts TO keep news OF the crime
from the convicts failed, and there was
a demonstration among a dozen or
more OF them at noon. II was quickly
suppressed.
The men were being led toward the
solitary confinement cells when one of
them, with a Crowhar in his hands, is
said 10 have broken out of line and
uttered threats of Iynching Campbell /
The others followed his example and
a riot call was turned in but the in
cident was over before many guards (
had responded.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
Wife of Joliet Warden Is
Burned After Attack by
Supposed Trusty.
HER HUSBAND ABSENT
Negro Campbell, Serving for
Chicago Killing, Home
Servant, Suspected.

Joliet, III, June 21.-A negro trusty,
a product of the honor system"
among convicts at Joliet penitentiary,
was held under guard in solitary con-
finement today pending investigation
of the murder of Mrs. Edmund z. AL
len, wife of the prison warden, whose
body, fearfully burned, was found on
blazing bed in her apartments yes
terday.
Joseph Campbell, convicted of kill
ing a negro in Chicago five years ago
and sentenced to serve an indetermin-
ate sentence of from one year TO life,
was the convict under guard So far
as is known, Campbell, chosen as Mrs.
Aliens personal servant under the
honor system, is the last person to
have seen Mrs. Allen alive. Camp
bell is one of the five trusted convicts
who had access to the warden's apart
ments.
Officials believe Mrs. Allen was
burned to death as she lay uncon-
scious on her bed, as her skull had
been fractured by a blow, which ply
sicians said had not caused her death.
Evidence already gathered indicated
that the slayer had sprinkled the bed
ding and Mrs. fAllen's night clothing
before touching a match to IL. Pieces
of a jug which had contained the
liquid were found scattered near the
bed. The jug had been taken from
linen closet.
Fire Confined TO Bed.
The fire, which practically was con-
fined TO the bed in the spacious living
room of the warden's apartments, ap-
parently had burned for several min
utes before it was discovered.
Warden Allen was in West Baden,
Ind, when the murder was committed.
He was to be joined by Mrs. Allen to-
day
Mrs Allen, before her marriage five
years ago. was Miss Odette Maize
Bordeaux, a comic opera favorite. She
was a member of the original Merry
Widow" company. She took an active
part in the affairs of the prison and
her influence did much towards es-
tablishing the honor system which
placed the penitentiary in the front
rank OF modern prisons.
The inquest began at 10 o'clock.
Flags are at half-mast all over the
city. The murderer is said to nave ieit
finger prints in the bedroom and sn
expert is expected here from Chicago
to photograph and analyze them.
Eleven convicts, including Campbell,
are in solitary confinement in connec-
tion with the crime.
Campbell Desperate Criminal.
Chicago, Ill. June 21.-Joseph Camp
bell was characterized by the police
here today as a desperate criminal
His killing of Henry Stephens, negro
who employed him, was declared by
the police to be most inexcusable. He
shot Stephens, according TO the po-
lice, because the latter had threatened
70 discharge him.
Judge Richard Burke, before whom
Campbell was tried. was preparing to
have Campbell paroled within few
years if he had behaved himself in
prison.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
HENRY SIEGEL GOES
TO SERVE SENTENCE

Geneseo. y. Y. June 21.-Henry
Siegel. former New York banker and
department store owner. today waived
stay Of execution of the sentence pass
ed last November. and a few minutes
before II O'Clock left by automobile
for Rochester 10 serve 10 months in
the Monroe county penitentiary.
Siegel was convicted OF a misde-
rneanor and sentenced to 10 months
imprisonment and TO pay a fine of
81 600. unless he made restitution TO
his creditors.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
WARSHIP HAS
ANCHORED At
MEXICO PORT
Admiral Howard. With Colo
RADIO, Arrives % Protect
American Lives.

NasstFs NF. IaE~ -t.--A lrtaeb-
H=rr Tf Ter tE..r fFaaFs ordered sHlIh
ra Era.-.. ta saFEs .r tr~ Ta4ai sa,-
rs was defeated f fag4i lr+iaes
rsFrsta miles Easta ot EM paiair.
s9saFss esd lesE f1 a.ra sH1 a usea.uF
Esas seeoF4saE tu a1Fiers received
eFsr t4asE. rueefY-lse gra also
ssFF loss is a PFFsiaas ssiFmlsa. 90
sss reported
Wasslastoa. Iaas zi--Ia arv
Nsa@i ts1iae eTtFrszflasE ie western
tirElea. state erPsFlaFet atticrs cay
today tFoa WsaflaE. Nag4i raiders
saes-.. sse taas pt N.seais aa1 allied
JeEa ts@5Esal. a British sa1tFe-
0e tesrd O.. S. s. Colorado. GaaY-
Hss. slrtieo. Jaae s4. fby alr+trss Co.
an Diego. can. leeT -lH -FtsatirE
ts reported la progress ailaF tar
Fa4si sarF g1s1a gs the Al.TFirsu
srEElralFaf. taEieaEEs taFE NitIa troops
aFr E9V brs5EetEE arftrF operations
aEalEsE ere NaElG tEllsEE- SO Na4Ii
attacks 0e taFriEEres have brra Fr-
ported Fre~Er.r- THr Colafsto arrived
here last E5zhE tp FFptFet Americans 90
tEr H.rHlaaE f1Fers prove gaa1lr fu
stop Ear GraFFesf.1as % tar ia1.aEs-
CsFFsHza troops are ateau..aE
frusa a5rsaera HIaslaa against che
forces of Ger=fsi MsTt1Ffea- uuruT1
briis=s Earth ot G4sFesas uataubtrt-
tg delay tEF tFaesp.1Ffafi1a ot villas
tF66ps ff1a1 E1FfFrfu siasiaa t9 nErrr
ste against tar straEe.eE forces of
CsFFsszs-
Afriees fr1z Aesp-Ie9 and ssi.Ha
Graz state ttaf e1al5Iiuts are guitts
eRe~rs f1r occasional drunken braais
sr1aE ere ssrr.s1a af Aeapzll1.
uarrr tEr military crssa.ar.lrr has
soa 1-Ier~1 au aatB1aa hut tur
closed May cases 0s smallpox ere
reported at Aeapgieo
Wasatast0a. o. e.. June g. it4r1-
ors or "a era peace move hF pTuali-
aess Nt~4teans aift Cfa~raf FELIPE An-
srl~s. formerly villas military ehi"t
ss its movieE spirit. held enc auen-
fiaa as oercIats here today.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
CAPITAL RECEIVES
DAMAGE EVIDENCE

Nsa Yo-s. Jsas 1i--FFaEzaerts %
sss torFs,so % @lne wsiea damaged
sEs Arzerieaa steamship Seb=asssn OF
sks sssshsrn eozss % iFsisaa oa May
- wsrs received today b. tar state de-
sarsmsat st WasAtnEiol fross The
Aszsrieaa erahassy ~ LoeG9g- he
ss~ess 0s =stai ssss s~af 90 - e1sHa-
iss4 - experts ia Hgp@ tast thsT cnuia
Ssss-=ir~ Gesniss3F whether th- Ne
s-sssaa vzs sio~s - ~ = =ise % =
ts..eA
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
JESSE IRWIN, WE'LL
KNOWN GAM, KILLED

Chicago. Ill. June 21.-Jesse Irwin,
a gambler, well known TO race track
followers throughout the country, was
killed in an automobile accident here
today. Irwin was reputed to have won
and lost a fortune. He operated At all
tracks in the country In the last two
years, however. he has been engaged
in the real estate business. He was 81
years old.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21

a ssstF ef 60 framed ~ = =
s1ssaases. sssas ssr sas rsaE a. Per-
sqFan. tsf shas place SsssrIav svsss
iaE va ghs Milwaukee esr sss Frse-
eiscst These Ga she eastT tseists't
members 81 sss ssafi5ss % = NeCce-
eeiis Mrs Ctvds WsST tf-s = vsgssss
: G Crawford. a Sffier szG g. = 1ter-
s.scE 49, af.ss AsEdcxE
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
MOTHER OF THAW IS
CONFIDENT OF TRIAL

New York. June 21-Mrs. Mary Cop
ley Thaw. mother of Harry K Thaw.
was here today ready to attend the
opening tomorrow of the hearing to de-
termine whether Thaw is now sane ant
entitled TO freedom. Mrs. Thaw ar
rived yesterday from Pittsburgh. She
expressed confidence that her son
would prove to Justice Hendrick and .
jury. that he is sane.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21

Cedar Rapids. Iowa. June 21.-The
18th annual state golf tournament
opened here today with more than a
hundred players entered Cities rep
resented are Des Moines. Ottumwa,
Davenport. Dubuque. Waterloo, Ames.
Muscatine. Independence Iowa City,
Harlan. Burlington, keokuk and os-
AaIoosA
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till z. VI. Tomorrow. for
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Partly cloudy and slightly cooler to-
night. Tuesday probably fair
Temperature az : a. m ca Highest
yesterday Il. lowest last night. so.
Velocity OF wind al a n. miles
per hour.
Relative humidity at : p. m 81: at
: a. N SO. a; ! p. m today. 81.
stage OF water "a. rise OF ! in last
IS hours.
J. IL SHERIER. Local Foreoaster.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21
asTRoNoa..~1L EVENTS.

SSTRoNOh"~-L EVENTS.
Evening stars: Mercury. Saturn. Mars
Morning Stars: Jupiter. Venus. Six
brilliant stars Ia line due southeast H.
The evening belong 20 considerations
srSue.s and QpaiucapS
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-21

Annotated Press
Leased Wire Reror;
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-11-05
SCHOOL NOTES.

The party given by the freshmen
class last Friday evening at the high
school building was apparently
enjoyed by all. A program of enter
tainment had been provided, with
amusements suitable To Halloween
time. Fortunes were told by several
different methods, contest involving
the name OF an animal Characteristic
OF the occasion was entered into by
all. pantomime which the freshmen
had been practicing for some time
was successfully produced, ghost
stories were told, and the ghosts
themselves appeared.
After an evening OF such sports,
excellent refreshments were served,
there icing such an abundance that
everyone was forced TO admit that.
for once, there was more than sufii-
Client for all. On the whole, the
party was very successful.
A German program was given by
the German classes of the high school
last Wednesday. German songs we're
sung by chorus. consisting of mem.
bers of the class, and two German
solos were gwen by Eileen Clifford. A
German story, Germelshausen, was
translated and read by Anna Neustel;
current events, having special
reference to the German nation. were
told by Alice Sheffield; and a very
convincing article on ''The Awful
German Language. by Mark Twain, -
was read by Herbert Minzel.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-11-05
Reading Circle News.

Mrs. ]. v. McCoid and Mrs. G.
V. Morris were hostesses to the
Twentieth Century Reading circle
on Oct. 28. Halloween sugges-
lions were used as decorations. A
dainty lunch was served.
On Nov. 3, the circle met with
Mrs. Charlotte Klopf. Mrs. L. E.
Tucker and Mrs. G. V. Morris
were the leaders at this meeting.
The studies of Literature aud
Drama have been taken up for this
month.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Hunsiey.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-11-05
Men Served Banquet.

The husbands OF the members of
the Twentieth Century Reading
Circle treated them to a three -coul Sc
dinner in The Russell block Wednes-
day evening. The dinner was pre-
Jared and served by the men. Covers
were laid for twenty-sIx. Toasts
were given, and the ladies voted the
gentlemen the thanks OF the circle
for their true hospitality.
After thu banquet all present went
10 the Drennan home where The
ladies pre,entcd farce entitled
Murder VIII Out" Five characters
were 10 the cast, Mesdames ]. M.
Lavender. +. l.. Farnsworth ana J.
ID. Davis representing the three girls,
Mrs. brennan, grandmother. aud
Ms. McCoid, the negru servant.
Music by the ladies' q,.a.tei, and
Ernes'ine brennan. vIolIn. and Miss
Hnuck. piano. concluded the even
ins's enJoynent.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-11-05
LIVING MODELS IN
LATEST FASHIONS
Spokane Beauties Will Exhibit
Gowns at National
Apple Show.

From to IL living models attired
In the latest fashions for women will
be the feature of the style show to be
held each evening during the eighth
National Apple show in Spokane No
vember 10 to 20.
Representatives of the cloak and
suit departments of leading Spokane
stores have decided to put on a part
OF the great style show each evening
on the main stage in the apple audi.
torium.
The assignment of nights was
agreed upon as follows:
Monday. November 15-The Palace.
Tuesday-Kemp & Hebert
Wednesday-The Whitehouse.
Thursday-Princess Apple Blossom
and her court.
Friday = Culbertson Grote Rankin
company.
Saturday-The Crescent.
Each store will present panorama
of styles worn by living models.
1T will be the greatest show of its
kind ever held in the northwest"
states Robert H. Kipp, chairman of
the board of trustees. 1.-THE stores
are taking hold of 1t In good shape
and 1t will be one Of the most unique
and attractive features the apple show
has ever presented"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-11-05
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

The Austro. German forces and
those OF Bulgaria are making progress
In the conquest OF Servia, which is
resisting valiantly while awaiting
French and British aid. A Russian
army ia also said to be coming to the
aid of Servla.
1t Is believed the Germans are pre-
piring to ''dig in" on the eastern
front as on the western, although
efforts are still being made against
Riga. The Russians are actively on
the offensive In places but are being
repeatedly repulsed.
There is no change 10 the west, on
the Italian front, or at the Dardan-
elles.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-11-05
ITEMS OF COUNTY TOWNS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
Athol.

McNeece Brothers have gone tc
Troy, Mont, with teams to entel
upon winters logging contract.
ID. Mccall, who fractured two ribs
10 a fall two months ago, is reported
improving.
4. L. Hays has purchased the r. N.
Studley residence property 10 the east
end Of town and has occupied It with
his family.
The teachers and pupils OF the
public schools gave a Halloween
entertainment Friday evening to
which the entire community was
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Williams enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Mason,
Mrs. j. IL. Snyder and Mr.. Gene
Study at Halloween dinner last
Sunday.
The Modern Woodmen will initiate
another class Saturday night, Nov. 8.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-11-05
The Pennant.

Securing the pennant is a matter OF
great interest to the teachers and
pupils of the Rathdrum Grammar
School. To secure this pennant the
room must have no Hardness and the
best attendance in school. The
second grade won 1t for the month OF
September. and the third will have 1t
during November. The third, nth
and sixth grades bad no hardness,
but the third having an average
attendance of 9s.s3 per cent, will
have the pennant.
All pupils who have perfect
attendance during the school year
will receive certificate from the
school.
Florence Lathrop,
Eighth Grade
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-11-05
MYSTIC NUMBERS.
Romance That Is Woven Around the
Seven, Three and Nine.

Romance That Is Woven Around the
Seven, Three and Nine.
There are seven days In the week be-
cause of the oriental tradition that the
world was created in seven days. The
Romans had no week, but reckoned by
months, counting forward and back
ward from the ides and nones, until the
fourth century. when they adopted the
Jewish Christian week.
Because of its relation to the creation
the number seven has always been In
vested with an occult and mystic sig
pif1cance. There were seven wise men
In antiquity and seven wonders of the
world. The seventh son of seventh
son, or seventh daughter of seventh
daughter was supposed to possess pow.
ers of prophecy or diyination. For
seven days seven priests with seven
trumpets invested Jericho. and ON the
seventh day they encompassed 1t seven
tines. The ancients knew of seven
planets and seven metals. There were
seven heavens and seven hierarchies of
angels.
among peoples who had no tradition of
q seven day creation. and this was due
to Its being indivlsibie by any number
but itself and to its being combina-
ton Of called by pythagoras the per-
feet number. representing beginning,
middle and end and 4, the square num-
ber
The Pythagorean idea about 3 receIv-
ed confirmation when the doctrine of
trinity In unity was promulgated by
the early Christians. For is itself at
oneS trinity and unity.
The number was endowed with
mysterious properties because it Is the
product of three times three-perfee-
ton multiplied by perfection. TO see
nine magpies was remarkably lucky.
Nine grains OF wheat laid on four
leafed clover enabled one to see the
fairies.--New York World.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-11-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease
and In order to cure 1t you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure IL
taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Halls
was prescribed by one of the best ply.
sicians in this country for years and is
regular prescription. II Is composed of
the best tonics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers acting directly on the
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