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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
FLEETS BATTER THEIR WAY
STEP NEARER CoNsTANTtNoPLE

London. March s-The British and
French fleets have battered their way
4 step nearer - Constantinople. but
not without damage g the ships en-
gagged The battle royal FOR the Oar
danelles continues The struggle for
the gateway ~ the ottoman capital II
the outstanding feature ~ the war
news
Next IN Importance is the sustained
excitement IN Greece over the resigna-
ton % Premier Venlgeles. who deem
ING Greece's entry into the hostilities
on the side 81 the trtnple entente inn
perative. could not agree with the king
and resigned.
Prom the number 81 ships engaged
and size and range q guns the battle
on the Dardanelles o. unlike anything
Co history
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
Cotton Futures.

New York. March s-Cutton opened
steadv today unehanrna % 3 decline %
4 poimts under some scattered reaiIRima
end little local selling which may have
been encouraged By relatively easy
cables. Offerings were limited however
and prices soon steadied en- a renewal -
WHH street and western investment buy
iuE Nfth active months selling bach 20
about q shade over Saturdays closing
Ennres. some reports from the south
vest claim there WiH - Il reduction ~
not more than ie per cert ~ Tire Texas
cotton acreage. but practically al ad-
vices received thts morning Indicated
fFuness ln the southern aEnt situation.
end there Vas a continued absence 81
southern hedge ceiling around she local
ring Private cables reported THAT L.lv-
erpQai showed = good UNDERGONE Ia sntts
- heavy realizing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

The sale q seats for Within the
Law" opens az Baikcom's tomorrow
a. q. N. The entire company in
Guiding Clara Joel a. Mary Turner. as
well As the entire scenic production
seen here last season, win BE- seen
again Friday night az the Opera
House.
Clara Joel portrays the role of q
girl who, after spending three years
IN prison for q crime u which she j.
innocent. attempts 20 re-establish her
self among reputable people but -
prosecuted BY the police, bounded out
81 honest employment and forced into
q ufe - crime. From q timid. shrink
lng girl she dew Tops into brilliant.
daring woman 0f cleyerness and in
genuity. becoming the leader 81 4
band 81 crooks who prey upon society
az will and manage 90 avoid thg
clutches % the police by remaining
always within the law" although
they employ the artificialties and
technlcallties OF the law 90 safeguard
their Legitimate pursuits. She also
ayenwcs herself upon the man who un-
justly sent her to prison. almost
breaking his heart through his an
and heir. Eventually she falls On
love with the young man. and Is re-
stored % her rightfui position I'm So
eicty. Critics IN New York and Chi
eagu. in both 81 which cities this play
e the current theatrical triumph,
unanimously declared within tn
Law" the most thrilling drama given
90 the American stage ~ the past
decade.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
Of MRS.
". A. BOYETT

Mrs ~ 4 Boyett an sstimable and
highly esteemed resident u Century.
and well known throughout the county.
passed away AZ her home last night
about 2 o'clock. death coming after a
brief illness. Mrs. Boyett, before her
marriage Was Miss Cocker. the daugh.
ter - SIR. and Mrs I. :. Golfer. and
she spent her girihood days az Gonza-
iCE Fer father died only 4 few months
ago
The deceased Is survives BY = hus-
band and four children. 4 mother. four
brothers. John r.. ri ~ Or, w n and
o. ~. Cokcr. and -four sisters. Mrs "
n Fleming Mrs W. H Crawford.
Mrs A. =. Edwards and Mise Claude
Cocker all 81 Pensacola
The deceased had large circle AZ
friends who will regret GO learn Of her
death.
The funeral will occur az Roberts
this afternoon Immediately upon the
arrival 0f Train 80. ] from the north.
Interment 81 Roberts cemetery
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
RoNfTA

BONITA.
The patrons 81 the Bonita wil ne
able 60 enjoy another rare treat to-
day II witnessing the great photo
masterpiece .Tae Walls 81 Jericho :
picturization IL Alfred sutro's sensa-
tional drama. The play Is Ia five
parts and consists 4 81 artistic
scenes directed ~ LLOYD r. Carietoa,
the distinguished producer L viii r.
shown exactly Is produced ~ James
X. Hackett az the Hackett Theatre
New York. The play ran for two yesrs
az the Garrick Theatre. London. and
one year az the Haekett Theatre
New York. The principal star % this
photoplay is Edmund Bresse support
ed hy an aii-star cast including Claire
whitney and Stuart Holmes.
This virlle story o. English social
life In a message warning 20 mod
ern civilization against the decadcnce
of rs very foundations. II Is q claKson
blast against Rambfng, dissipation
and tendencies Just as Injurious r.
our social being. The story revoives
about . self-made millionaire who
marries q lady y royal birth. whose
associates IN the smart set almost
iead her 70 destruction.
"A usual this feature viii Sc shown
az popular prices and 10 cents. To
show such features a. this az popular
prices would be utterly impossible
would q not be for the fact that the
public express their appreciation "
the efforts 81 the Bonita's manage
ment by a generous patronage in-
ereaainE daily
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
ouIck AcrloN MANrEn

when one j. coughing and splitting
with tickllng throat tightness On
chest. soreness in throat and lungs
when head = aching and the whole
body rucked with 4 cough that won't
permit sleep he wants immediate re-
lief Thousands say F0lsys Honey and
Tar Compound "a the surest and
quickest acting medicine for coughs.
colds. Group and ia grippe DAlem-
berries Pharmacy. fAav.1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
SELF RELIANT HOME DOCTORS.

self. RELIANT HOME DOCTORS.
i what women are called who al
over this broad land make their an
npal collections u roots and herbs.
and rely upon recipes which our pio.
neer mothers found dependable for
different family ailments In one o.
these recipes. Lydia ~ Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound had is origin
and 50 successful has u proved that
there IL hardly = city, town or ham
les IN America where some woman
who has been restored to healta bv
les use d0eg not reside tadv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

Hon. oliver " stewart former
member 81 the Illinois legisi4 .urc. and
one 81 the most powerful speakers
and forceful advocates ~ prohibition
in the Flying Squadron Of America.
spoke Co tremendous audience i'm the
afternoon and Was followed by Hon.
John b. Lewis of Boston. Mass. "a for
mer member ~ the Massachusetts
legislature. Mr.. High Porter. pianist.
and Miss Nera X. Mullen. sol0lst. fur
nished the music.
A. Stewart spoke Tor an hour and
throughout his discourse ne held his
audience ~ the force of his logic. the
strength ~ his convictions the ire
futahle facts which he presented
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
RECOMMENDS cHAMBERLAlN's
COUGH REMEDY.

II take pleasure in recommending
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy 20 my
customers because I have confidence IN
a. ! ind that they are pleased with
q and cali for II when again in need
81 such medicine" writes j W. Sex
son. Montevallo. Mo. For sale by all
dealers fAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
rAEY kNoM - sAEE-

Parents who know from experience
insist upon F'oley's Honey and Tar
Compound when buying a medicine
for coughs. colds, Group and Is grippe
c. r Luneeford Washington. Ca.
writes "a have used Il for six years
and ia never has failed. think IL -
the best remedy made for coughs aud
colds DfAlemhegtes Pharmacy.
fAdv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
AERoPLANEs MAKE ATTACK ON
SUBMARINE REPAIR BASE

London. March s--The admiralty
announces an acropiane attack on Os-
tend BY six machines was carried out
yesterday Eleven bombs were drop
ped on the suhme me repair base and
four on the military headquarters, All
the machines returned. Considerable
damage Is probable
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

diminishing a. the square n the ais-
lance. Doubling the speed ~ boat
muitiplleA BY four the resistance BY
the water One could occupy hours
recigiuR the laws - the material uni
verse ~ which we are q part. Every
thing N under the reign ~ law
MY second propagation 10 taat y.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
ZEPPELIN IS DESTROYED
~ MAKING a LANDING

Amsterdam. March s-Telegraars
Tiriemont. Belgium. correspondent con-
firms the report 81 the destruction
of a Zeppelin there Thursday with the
loss OF seventeen men The Zeppelin
was forced 70 make q hurried descent
on account ~ motor trouble and COLI
Hded with me trees
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
III V % Y. W. {. a.

A the home ~ Mrs. = Il MrNelu
this afternoon. under the auspices ~
Mrs Mcneil, Mrs. " n Lamar. Mrs.
J. y Dusenbury and Mrs Walter
Coney an afternoon tea viii Sc given
Ter the \ W C. A. 90 which thc pub
lic r. cordially invited
Ia addition 60 a Nictrola concert.
there VIII be readings by Misss sara
Goidatucker and Miss Vera Green and
z demonstration 81 some 81 the mod
ern dances by little Misses Miriam
Mayer and Elisha Bear
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
Grain and Provisions.

Chieaso. MARCIA s--CloSins prices cash
grain and provisions.
NTfent-No red. go E1s No
hard ffTM9tbE
Cnrm-No 3 yellow Tac
Rse--Mo. g nominal
Hay-Timothy. t6aas6o clover. fo.s0
- 1aoe
Provisions Pork. 1880. lar,L iolo. rgba
ef18af1
Chicago Grain ara Provision Tahie.
open. Hlgh. Low Close
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
THE MARKETS
Naval Stores Market.


Savannah. March s.--Ths spirits 81 tur-
n~nfiue market opened ard closed FIRM
today AZ IS cents. with 40 sales. Re-
cetptn were 2ao casks SD shipments
3eS0 casks. leaving atosks Of 81 a2a
casks
The ruaiu market openfd and closed
Hrm with sales % g. barrels Receipts
were 57f barrels and shipments q s.IT7
barrels. leaving stocks 81 li8.sts barrels.
Quotations we're as follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

" r Azben S-postmaster of Ed
wardsporl. Ind, writes. Il suffered
from severe trouble with my kidneys
and back First bottle og Foley Kid
ney pills gave me relief Thousands
testify that backachc. rheumatism,
sore muscles aching joints and blad
der weakness vanished when Foley
kidney pills were taken D'Aleinberte'a
Pharmacy tAdyD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
Pensacola Cotton Market.

TIE following report is furnished daily
for The Pensacola Journal hv Harris
Allison & Co. Cotton Merchants PEN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

Ccontinasd from Page oneA
lans. the repulsr q repeated Russian
attacks In Luckow and capture % sew
eral advance points In Russian po-
land and West Gaiacia. resulting in
the capture ~ twenty-three hundred
Rus sian prisoners, were announced IN
the Vienna foreign once dispatches TO
the Austro- Hungarian embassy here
tonight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
Turkish Battery and
Two Forts Silenced,

tcontinusd from Page oneA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18

BERLIN, via sayvtiIe wireiessl'.
Wv. iS.--'ierni has ample fnnds
40 c0a'tnue The war until sprtnE'
sio rev war loans tneed he expect
si IN tic nerr future. " was stated
The nrst official list ~ stock
quotations since war began WINS
sI-o issued ny the Berlin stock
exchange committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
Lone Greek Discusses
War With Quintet of
Serbidns: VIII Recover

There WAS lively discussion OF
the war in sand pit az the foot Of
Lycastc-ave.. early Thursday morn
ing. between i've Serhians and a
Greek
Resenting a remark that he made
abou; Serbia's part in the cora.ct.
the Eve piled onto Sal II -. The
Greek who lives ~ No. l72 Fort 81.
east. and when the fray was over.
Hcgc Was lying uaeoNscioUs in the
bottom o. the Pr, With several knife
wounds on bis Mad ana body.
He was taken > ihe CITY hospital.
where his condition is reported 10
b. serious Tie Eve Sfro,aus Who
cave thar name as Jsmes Simon,
charles Nelmon David simon, sam
Joseph. and simon Mcnsal are ar
rested, charged with telouious as
gault. ana are held AZ tie Mcclellan
station
The arrests were made by PA
'rolman Edward Reushaw. Of that
tation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
DETROIT POLICE
OFFICER 'PINCHED'
IN MT. CLEMENS

SIT. CLEMENS. Mich Nov IS
7a.ra,maa 10y :. Tceary IN officer
~ 'Ho D-jr3.s police force, j. T
shc's. g -rfaan attached 20 10
--0it Ara department ,r'ci 10. "a
and r. - Long, also Of Detroit
re-- crested here this afternoon
.I.ar creating a disturbance IN front
81 aloon. arl lodged in the Nj.
c,-u MS police station The men
showed G-ht rlen taken into Gus.
tofy. and it w0s necessary for the
1rrcsr'ur officer - summon assist
aEcc from several citizens.
Supt MarCuartt or the Detroit
police force was notified OF Treucy's
rrrcst add advised his detention by
the Nj. Clemens authorities.
Supt Marqgardt has 0ent Inspec
tor Fsntou 20 Mt Clemens 10 in
vestigatp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
k14ES SCHERMERHORN TAKES -,
SPECIALITY MANUFACTURERS
ON TRIP THROUGH THE LAND
YOU HELP US LIVE IN"

mand for honest foods by woman
participation In the electoral priv
lege.
A thousand or more horses were
mobiliEing on the hills just east OF
Grand Island for service in the Rus
sian army They know as much
about the cause that calls them 70
the front as the peasant soldiers in
w. n. Ewer's caustic ballad, Five
Souls" every verse OF which con
cludes with the two lines
81 gave my life for freedom-this
know,
For those who bsde me fight had
told me so"
The beautiful illuminated arch
way just outside the Denver sta
ton has welcome" on one side
and "Mizpah" on the other. Money
could have been saved By shutting
of the welcome" lights while the
Panama-Pacine Exposition 10 on.
Colorado-the Centennial state
is Just the place 20 wake up IN on
July 4th. From the sapitofs rst-
den dome to Pixies Peak snowy
crown"--it Is regula:' serFN-sen
inspiration center.
Some worry among the vets ~
the union station where che scenic
Limited IL being made no fw nc
west In numerous sections. TIE
Baptist Young Peoples Unior Ssse
gates have esooras mne5 up W.T.
the, wine-Growers special
But ail's welt ina. ends Of Co'
orado Springs.
The n, a p. @. ooss-vs indepen'
dence day by cuttfng oc The stsn'
dard observation sleeper
The cpen top observation ear Is
also missing, Srt yor can 49, ire
water pipe runnins sioGs The bot
tom OF the Roy~, oorvs.
Tho man who SOLID you the smoked
glasses for use or the opentop Oh
servation ,sr'. any morv Visible 10
the naked eve thsu shs ROYAL
Gorge while you're rotny thr0ost.
One patriot show hfs contempt
for the r. & e .. ~ surfing NJ
and en,ov,nr 4 ~oyG rnors ~ni'e
pass,ng thronxn ne Rovui Norge.
We were IN sait IAss city In
1890 when The Normon domination
liz city government vas eroEen by
the Gentle strength a, the POLLS. led
by Judge Powers 80 Michigan. " Is
wonder polygsm1us families
were ever popular in view OF the
trouble the Salt Lska City depot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
ITALIAN
U-BOats' A c Invites
Drive n. Y.-Naples
Liners From Sea
HEIGHTS NEAR
GANITZ TAKEN
Serbs Pressed BY leu
tons in Desperate
Plight

PARIS, Nov is.--Capture by the
Italians of an important Austrian
position on the heights overlooking
Goritz from the northwest, was re-
ported officially from Rome today.
NEW YORK. Nov. ls.--Schoduled
saliings OF all liners plying between
italian ports aud the United States
have been cancelled, presumably by
the Italian government, II was an
Loulced this afternoon AT the ONCE 4
OF the Italian lines
The order came ny cable from the
italian offices ~ the co npanies. 10
cal Offices were not informed OF the
reason
The sailings cancelled were those
'cf the Europa. due 10 sail from
Naples today. tn Dante Allgheri,
and the Casserta. the latter OF tho
L!oS d.Italiano inc.
LONDON. Nov ts.-Steamship
liner service between Italy and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18


1Iner asks merely for q shredded
Uhsat biscuit and a few kind words
~ bids the vsssai bring everything
- menu contains above and below
11vv.
n You 10 through college many
tfmes between Detroit and Chicago
,-af Ypsilanu. Ann Arbor, Jackson,
\ Albiou, Battle Creek and Kalama-
Jackson! School OF politeness,
whore they learn how 10 say. Il beg
yeur pardon"
battle Creek Reformed punctus-
'tlon. You 70 to the ssnitsrium with
~ colon and come away with a semi
{oo1on.
Il II q solemn moment when you
'nAmit to yourself that you can re-
a,member when the cable cars started
running on state street in Chica-
20 n 1881.
The horses now pulling Frank
[Purmlees busses started at the
nnme time. recall II wildly be.
3oeuss ! wanted TO see Chicago and
sYan away--something Frank Psrm-
3oe's horses never did.
IN union there is strength, but
he drainage canal helps out not
little at the U station, corner OF
'Adams and Canal
But what can you do! One OF
the presidents named after a Chi
cago street. said the union must
and shall be preserved.
4 So still stands the ancient sacri-
oce-and effuvfum.
At Egin. H., they make the won.
derful watches that give you two
INHERENT results In Detroit al one
and the Same time.
(. The difference between the De-
trolt city hall and seeing the Mis-
souri, river when you awake, is
that you get your Council Bluffs in
ths morning.
~ Omaha begins the bow of the
rpckst formed by your going and
ooming route and with the excep-
ton u one or two states the clip
~ Shows that booze and restricted
su3r1gs have been left out unqualt
nedly 81 n part.
1Aoeo = good news In this west.
NArd sweep Of suffrage and prohi-
hol3ea 1Dr manufacturers who have
oo0eGA1Ag 70 sal, that is good for
3oop1o - eAt and drink. II means
more 1oasy for helpful living; it
means The reinforcement OF the de-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
WOMAN ASSISTS
HIGHWAYMAN

Fred Hudson. OF Nc % Duffield-
ave was Ia front OF his home early
Thursday morning, when a man
stepped out from dark allev way.
era sped him ARMY from behind
and threatened him with p revoly-
er Then he searched the victims
pockets, took out s2s, and disap-
peared
At Wood ward.ave and Duff"ld-
St. Hudson was accosted by a
young woman He turned away from
her, and started for his home when
tho holdur occurred Later, wit
nesser saw the wayman walk
up 70 the woman ~ the corner. and
leave the nslghborhood in her com
pany
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18

FISH and trout-"Mich Again, Ny
Mich. Again.
Eve~time We see an orange We
think OF the pretty girl with hying
fingers twisting tissue PAPER on the
golden spheres - 10 cents a box
IN tbs san Gabriel packing house
and not carrying a wrap for any
thing else
The lake shore sand dunes Is
the best Indiana can do as an lint
tation OF MI Tamalpais or Robi-
douX. and the bumpy and Doggy
highways Is as near as western
Michigan can come 10 the concrete
bouleyards of southern California.
But the use OF an old car for a
telegraph office az Michigan city.
pending the rebuilding of the sta
lion, takes you back TO the track
side scenes OF New Mexico and Arr
zona-one car holding the whole
dot and dash family.
In the hush OF fading day the
prodieious racket bounced us back
into the land you help US live in
-Motorland-mo than ever re-
sponsive TO the swinging lines OF
Henry Van Dykes homecoming
anthem
so it's home again, and home
again. America for me-
Ny heart Is turning home again.
and there | long 10 be
In the land OF youth and freedom
beyond the ocean bars
Where the air Is full OF sunlight
aud the flag Is full OF stars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18

America hoe been suspended, until
Italy can takI ,deQHato measures
10 combat subupI'le attack, ne
cordlng To a Zurich SWITZERLAND
o.patoh TO the Centre News th's
afternoon
ATHENS Nov tS--lt is PEI
sistently reported that the Italians
are sendin str.ng force aero
Albania TO the aid of ,he. serbs.
ATHENS. Nov. lS.-The Bulgars
are beating down The last Serb line
or resistance before Monastir TODAY
Prilep's capture gave them practl
cally an open road due southwark
o the Greek frontier Saloniks dis
patches say Monastir is on this
road.
Small Serb bands are hghtiIg des-
perate rearguard actions. Their
hope is that allied aid viii reach
them before Monastir falls Brush
troops are reported on their way
from SalonIka. but late advices do
not mention their arrival The town
Is nearly cleared OF civilians who
have fed southwark into Greece.
The Bulgars are accused of ali
manner OF cruelties The serbs m
sist the invaders are bent ON eN'
terminating them completely. Fe"
prisoners are being taken. The sol
diers on both sides tight TO ne
death
The Bulgars' higher officers are
said 10 be Germans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
LAKE AND RIVER sTEAMERs
ISW SdF SSsy,s : .TfSi55Nv5IsSSf
fsso AVE. wAA9SIRlU

All ID. 4 &. stcumers operate under
CentSsl standard Time.
For Cleveland, Pittsburgh and all
points south and ensf--baily 1875 n.
m. Fare 20 Cleveland. s2,25; PITTS
burzh. o. so
For Bumsio aud all points es-t--
Thursday and Saturday. y m. Fare
$3.50 one way. $500 round trip.
.for -nuCktuHc trtuud ami WAY
Ports-Mondays $50 y. m. Fridays
$50 a m.
Weekend Excursion Every satuv-
day-Cleyeland, ESQ. round trip for
transportation. returning IN time FOR
business Monday
stnteroom Accommo ton --- Upper
berth. 81. lower berth. $50 whole
room. $3.50.
TICKET OFFICES - THIRD Ave.
wharf. I3T Woodward Ave. tNaIesttc
Bidg.D, 30 Fort st. West.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18

Prfnttng-the p.Hir neat kirH--fNsf
IL rfeht--Time. Job Dept --wnfp am.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
THE WEATHER

Detrctt and vicinity Thursdr,
night. unsettled, rRini spmcN hnt
warmer, Frida,, rain. moderate 8"
fresh ensseriy Ninds.
Lower NtchiraBi Rain rnd some
what warmer Thursday nlEhti vii
day. warmer.
FOR the upper tnk~st Fresh south
east winds Friday might. probably
iprrenstnEt rain.
For the tower lasesi Fresh cast q"
southeRsf wind. toatcht. probably
Increasing Eridryt rnin
IpDANss TEMpEnATt RES.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-01
frangements.

bout where they started. We
were not only inviting an
endless retaliation but a
retaliation where our oppo-
nents would have had in
nearly every case the better
Of it, and III many cases IN
tinitely the better.
The development Of this
division between the eXecu-
tive and legislative branches
of the Democratic admins
tration nearly repeats history.
The party is running true 10
form and reminds one Of the
division in the Democratic
party during the admins
tration Of Grover Cleveland,
when he refused TO sign the
tariff bill which the Demo-
cratic Congress had enacted
afer months Of labor.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-01
GRASS HOPPERS
Poison Them
"A FORMULA
A FORMULA

Bran Is lb. MolaSses qts, Salt lb.
Three lemons. Paris Green H..
Thoroughly mix the bran, Prais
green and salt togsther i'll drv state
III d separate vessel pour h nc
lasses aud squeeze the Juice from
the Lemons into the molasses. Crop
the pulp and skin of the lemons up
fine and mix with the molasses.
Dilute 18th two gallons of water
and add TO the poisoned bran fi1ixt-
ure. DO not make wet soggy
mash but add just enough water to
make a crumbly mash This poi
soned bran is to be scattered over in,
tested land at the rate of ten pounds
per acre, Avoid leaving III small
piles as the stock might eat enough
to poison them.
Owing 10 the fact that grass
hoppers arr wingless and still in
colonies where they llatchcd the
Poison should be scattered there.
In case they have scattered the poi
son should be scattered broadcast
i'll strips over the land. Mix only
as III uch as can be used on land
known 10 he infested. More can he
mixed as more grasshoppers are
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