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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12
1zaess Indicates
eet Believes Sit
tom Hopeful
AIT WORD
q, FROM CAPITAL
! Excitement Seen;
100 Shares Change
Hands

<v1wn1, ma ~ the New York
" 0unln0 Irose CssVsayJ
Y0ltK, July l2.--On that
1ocasiop wnen the New York
01chanse Was called upon to
le1nent on Berlin's response
ftca's protest against the Ger
1thcd Of conducting war. II
ealnly. and without the least
16ent. Stocks moved down a
6vnnced. then seemed to be
~ 1krtush with discountins the
1i1 ie1Hcn ON which the peace OF
s11nn was believed to haag.
Sxafkst Saturday. although It
20 ~ process Of June !. by
1nk g the start. then declin-
theless vas q calm IN II
d ma summer holiday had
4%A HOo8hS$ -
q on which immediate n
1gnnent was necessary.
~ more than 200 900 shares
X 1870 dealt II during the
H1 ~ which the market was
ma mest Of this was for pro
~ nceOunt-
Il 1iness with which the
$3.50 q week Of almost I'M
~ ellne was pndOubtedly due
$500 that the diplomatic re-
y ~ TIE united States and
Would ~ no further strain
tHlo 1atoet communication
k0lsofss government. but
- tiJne there was . mani
- W&Il-st. to await word
* l6l WashinstOn on this mat
~
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Mortuary.

ADAMs-Juiy 4. 1915. at her rest
dence. $50 cass-ave.. Isabella \.
Adams. daughter Of the late NJ. A.
Adams. sister OF Mrs. A. J. Nc
IaushlIn. ~ .ufraIo =, Y John
OF Detroit Funeral Monday from
residence at 40. and TO Holy Ros-
airy church at o'clock. Burial NJ
Mt. oiivet via auto. Kindly omit
flowers.
81 six,eensh-st. July ., 1915. 30.
tice Of funeral later.
COHEN--Juiy q. 1915. At Harper hos
Alfred I. Cohen, aged "a wears.
Funeral from ~ late residence;
NJ p. m. Interment nj Wood
mere cemetery.
NCwM Suddenly. July ., 1918 at
her residence. 1881 Jefferson ave.
Amy Seymour. wife OF Frank Lyd-
ston Newman, Notice OF funeral
later.
rs.idsnce' ssl Sconsres..tt east.
Katherine. wife Of Jos w North
more and mother Of VI. North
more. Mrs. j. y. Ryan and Mrs n.
residence at . o'clock. to Our Lady
Burial at Nj oiivei Va auto.
PIERsOIs--Juiy 4. suddenly. Mrs.
Annie Piersol. widow OF the late
and mother OF Miss Frances Pier
sol OF this city and Mrs. Henry
Burligh OF Minneapolis. MINI, Fu-
neral service. ,s. priva to, M s.onn.
ave. 1ntcrment az Adrian.
wING--Mary Mumford. wife OF David
L. Wing. In Washington. -. c., FRI
day. July .. 1918.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12
MEXICO CITY
is NOW IN A
STATE OF SIEGE

WASHINGTON. July lo.-Mexico
City is completely invested. Consul
Silliman informed the state depart.
ment today. He said Gen. Con
zales had established headquarters
in the suburb Of Guadalupe.
Carranzistas and villistas both
claimed TO have won overwhelming
Iy in the fighting about Auguascali-
entes. Each said the others forces
we're shattered beyond repair.
There was no means OF determining
the truth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12
United States steel Report.

NEW YORK. July l0.-The Unit
ed States Steel corporation today
announced the following:
Unified tonnage totaled t.s7s.l9S
on June 30. as against t.264, $50 ay
81: i,1e2.2ss April 30; and 4.O3a II
on June so. 1914.
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Local
Classified s.,t''''.... | e %,,, !,

cash with order. ~ charged 10
No transient advsrtising inserted
tor lees than lec with cash: lie u
charged. per insertion.
acations sxcspt Births. Cards OF
and ali sds. prscsalns NsYs Hsip.
9rtna. Deathst Cards Of rhAnks
charge. ssc Tor IS words or less. Over
- words ons-and one third cents for
each extra word
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COPPER GALES

Copper sales reported b. Paine
Webber * Co. July 10
Alaska 1890. American Zinc 100.
Arcsdian 40. Allouez a. Arizona
Commercial 900 Butte a Superior
1909, Calumet & Hecla II Centennial
1855. Chino 10. Calumet r. Arizona $50,
Copper Range 155. DAILY West 1856.
East Butte 400. Franklin 90 CRANKY
40. Greene Canana az Keweenaw 80.
Kerr Lake 25. la Sale 10 Lake Cop
per 30. Mass 10. Michigan 100. Mo-
hawk los. North Butte 2T5. NipisSing
30. Old Dominion 80. Osceots 30 SUI
perior A. Boston IS. shannon % shoe
Mach'y Com. i5s, shoe Mschy Pfd
5. Tsmarack 50. Trinity 50 Utah Cor-
per SO. Utah Cons 100. Utah Apex as.
e. Smelters 900. T. s. Smeltsrs pfd.
223. Verde 100. Wolverine 30, Wyan-
dotte I75
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DETROIT. July ie.--Close: Wheat
hal a arm tone early owing 10 lad
weather and higher prices in Lit err
pool The futures advanced while
changed. There has been nothing
doing in cash for several days.
The marke; took an easier tone
early In the session and trading was
cause Of the lees favorable advises
from America ard there was an .N-
pe-tation Of lighter American cx-
ports. There was good inquiry for
buyers. cargoes OF winters were
ung ha y ged. while ManitoSas Indians
and Plates were higher There IL
general Improvement in inquiry and
Bidding IN Liverpool is free. ship
rnents for the week are expected TO
he small and the general outlook tn
Europe Is not favorable to lower
prices,
much change u IL stiii wet over a
large part OF the harvesting section
and the movement OF new wheat Is
late and slow Scarcely any hcdE nR
that the rains win soon let up and
there VIII he large movement ~
low grade wheat that win depress
the market A little foreign buying
+ rsporiss every , day s and the bulls lis
dangerous in view OF the war TN
Europe and the unsatisfactory con-
dition Of European crops.
Millefs report slow buying OF Hour.
Bakers and dealers are all looking
for lower prices.
Cash wheat gained q little strength
and closed ~ an advance or lc for
July lost 20 and September &c.
Corn advanced ic and oats gained
~ Cash rye declined SC.
Wheat quotations. CASH NO 2 RED.
July ;;i s w,ah s az ssS"ns &c
sii9f4: September opened at tl.oS
si.6s. No. i white. ,i-2s. Coarse
s sasl NO e19'1 yeiiow SIC. S yellow
19I.c oats. standard, 55i1 "a 5sc.
No 3 white. IS q 55i.c; No. . White.
5t95the. Rye Cash No q 81 !.
and aSfp prompt o'' .niemens. 81 So Resus.
$3.50. Cloverseed: Prime spot. - 90
/ October. $3.50: prime alstkc. $3.50.
Timothy; Prime ne spot 10 or
| saturday were i!eeo bbis. 81 -four. ?
cars OF corn and Z OF oats With
drawais were, 900 bbls. Of rour and
| hu 81 wheat. gs.fo9 bu. OF corn. TO-.
| 100 bu. OF oats. LOCO bu- OF barley
| and 10 zoo bu. Of rye.
| Receipts OF wheat SATURDAY; Win
nIpes. az cars. -asainst Isl year yea,
minneapolis. i02 cars. against Io2t
/ T-hicaEo. cars. against s01. south
! west. f2S. 900 bu.. against $4,000 bu
! Primary wheat receipts were 3S7.-
600 bu. against 100000 bu year
Exports OF wheat and fosr. satur-
| day. 40, 900 bu.
TOLEDO o. JuIy ie--closei Wheat
Cash si33: July sI.le. September
lsi0s az. Corn. Cash. 81; July so 3-ft
September 77iS. Oats: Cash 81 u July
80: September 49,. Rye. Cash. 90
Cloverseed; Cash $50; October
ysT2iz Alsike; August 5000 limo
thy. Cash t320. Butter: Brick cream
cry 27a27iz: tubs creamery. %. Eggs
Fresh csndled. lee; selects. 2ic. Hay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12
Highly Offensive,
Says New York Press

NEW YORK July i0.-New York
afternoon papers commented az fol-
lows today on the German reply:
= GLOBE-"Has the German i'm.
perial government been going TO
school TO the !. W w In the mat.
ter of submarine blockade, Germany
is acting on the same principles az
the McNamaras and other advocates
OF direct action whom organized
society prefers 20 keep in Jail"
EVENING SUN--"So far "a the
principles AZ stake are concerned.
the German note amounts 20 a sheer
defiance OF american public opinion.
II complies with no item OF PresL
dent Wilson's demands. But the
broad orensiveness Of the general
declarations r. quite materially o..
set by the very evident desire which
pervades the document TO avert any.
thing like crisis between the two
governments"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12

The following Arms are privileged
TO execute orders on the exchange.
Carlyle & Povah. w. a. usmliu &
Co. Fl. ". Noble & Co. W. r Moss
a Co. Jack NJ Thomson. lewis @
T W., w r E, Ee,ny 60 Se s,.a Al
Merrill & Co, A w Wallace q
Co. William H. Rose & Co. wm- a.
Near & Co. W. b. Mclaughlin. +. n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12
livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
(DUunlng SrevpusD

EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, July To-
Cattle: Is cars: market. slow;
choice 70. prime steers. ss.eeal0. fair
to good, ss7sgs,2s plain and
handy steers. native. ss.sog9; fair 70
rood: sr.: : ,s;issg57s light.
dry fed. es0s.7s; prime fat helfers.
Sstc0s..s! Ugh. dry fed. sssSs5:
light grassy heifers. ssas50. best
fat cows. Ss.7sg7.zs: good butcher
ing cows. $685.. cutters. $500
s.: Gamers. t304; fancy bulls, ia
csc: light bulls. s5.504s
Hogs. Five cars; market, steady.
heavy. eTeo6s. mixed. ssi0n>2o,
workers. and pigs. ss2s n s.2S.
sheen: Three cars. market steady;
top lambs. tio.35: yearlings. $50 $50.
wethers. t79i2s. ewes. f51sj0.
Calves: e5G1l.5o.
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NEw yoRk PRoprcE.

and frrn Pork: uiet: meas. ss4
1850 Lard steady middle west
spot ss2cds.36 sugar Raw. dull.
centrifugal. 90 test, sf.ssn ta1 mus
steady cut loaf. 81. crushed, $500.
DIS. Coffee: Rio no : on spot. = :
Tsllow ra,,D 2gi', (. Sisy 'Tf rr>, 80
No !. $3.50 40 No. 7. ti10dIis.
clover. 3 q l.2o. Dressed poultry
steady; turkeys. 1tH2io. chic 10
g50c. fowls l2i1 Gise: ducks &c.
ducks. izalsrfc: fowls. isc. iur>%s.
Ike: roosters. licg chickens. Sroil-
ers 20M2sc. cheese. Weak stat
milk. common 10 specials. i5ntss G.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12
HELP wANTED-MALE.

sEAMEN In Navy get
all dement's Of school during six
months at training station ashurrl
before going 10 sea. Military drIllg
physical exercises. including swim
ming. liberal leave Every recruit
gets complete clothing outft free.
II over II this II your chance.
Navy Recruiting station. 16i Gris-
woid-st.. Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12

DeSseis Times Job Prinsisg dept
Main S51O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12
IIsSS56k 4 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Io
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject 20 COM
charges:
Active StOrka.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12

BooKKEEPERs. stenographers AMI
general office help wishing posi-
r. Miller Agency, 52s Chamber OF
Commerce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12
CHICAGO BUTTER wARKET.

CHICAGO. July ln.--Butter Ex-
,ts s sssf r. s,.' :s ss s Ess, 'F 1Ss
y ySS Americas. isa isHc live
poultry. Fowls iibc: ducks. sa &c.
geese. lie springs. is9 z7c: turkeys.
lie. New potatoess Heceirts. 20
cars, Virginia COOLERS r-4ea 1850
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12

Modern torpedoes have a range
exceeding 1000 yards.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12
WHEAT IS
ASCENDING
Firm Liverpool Cables
Boost Price of
Cereal

CHICAGO. July 1?-Firm Liver
pool cables were chiefly responsible
for the wheat strength Saturday
Prices at opening were up I l-2. u
and &c. Later there were advances
over opening on considerable buy
ing
The strong Liverpool close on corn
was the cause OF advanced prices in
that cereal here today. Prices at
opening showed overnight advances
OF IA, Is and lac. There were
further advances later.
Oats also were stronger today on
firm cables and the strength in the
other grains. Prices were higher.
Provisions were higher 10 lower
There was little activity In the mar
ket
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-12

YOUNG MAN for grocery delivery
capable Of taking care OF barn. So,
Greenwood.
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CHICAGO. July 1o.--openig -
Wheat: July. up NC. September, ny
up I've: September. up &c; Deem
Der, up NC. Oats; July. up isc. sep
TENDER. up sc: December. up Nc
Provisions: Higher to shade lower
Close--Wheat; July down Nc sep
tenn Der down lac: December down
I.c Corn: July down nc. Septem-
Der down Ste: December down NC
Oats: July down 7sc: September down
7,e: December down ac. Provisions;
Higher To lower.
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ELGIy BUTTER.

ELoIS. III. July io.--Bufter sales
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BAKERS HELPER. one or two
year, experience In cake baking
ss1 Woodward ave.
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masked. b-sid- s-spii,.
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BARBER-steady. at 20 Monroe ave-
BARBER--7fo Mack-ave.
BOY WANTED In . factory fi-2s
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Quotations by Paine. wehber & Co.
july 70: open High Low Close
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-17
BREYITIES

Ohmart the photo man will DO II
Athena only two weeks longer
Dreamiand motion pictures nt wes
ton opera house next Monday ans
Tuesday evenings.
Ralph Klnnear has become IN.
owner OF n Ford car. recently bougb
OF the Milton garage.
Mrs. James Kirkpatrick has return
I'd from visit 10 her daughter. Mrs
w. Il. Affieck. at oroflno. Idaho.
Walter o'Harra sustained a dam.
aged foot Tuesday morning In a run.
away accident near the II. w. Brown
place.
Robert e. Michael liz moving into
town from Dry cock. and will oecup,
HIS residence property ON South Wa
ter street
Ralph Tucker recently delivered a
J -arloAd Of hogs at Athena for the
walia Whlla Meat company, receiving
six cents per pound.
J. ". Jones' and family have leased
one OF the Hstty Powers cottages on
Water street. and are moving 10 town
from the mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dudley, residing
north OF Weston. have become the
proud parents OF q sturdy son and
heir. weighing ioh pounds.
wesotn is Itself again. Councilman
and School Director Joe wurzer hay-
Ing returned from a summer stay at
his farm near Odessa, Wash.
Taken up-Bay horse branded w
on left, shoulder. weight about 1900
pounds. owner may recover same BY
applying 20 WIN Ross, Weston, Oregon.
George schnitEer has completed n
rock foundation 2sx5O feet IN sixe for
a new farm residence 10 ba built by
Bert March. prominent mountain far
mer.
The highest standing At the recent
county examination of eighth grade
pnpiis was made by Stella Gilmore OF
Reed and Hawiey mountain. a pupil
of Miss Ida J. Narkaus.
Sheriff Taylor was up from pendie-
ton Tuesday. Hummoning three good
men and true" from this neiEhbors
hood for jury service. They are; J.
NJ York. O. w. Stages and John NJ,
Price.
offered for the second time at adj
ministrAtora aale at Pendieton Eatur-
day. che residence property Of the
Elizabeth Prime estate AZ Weston waA
bid In by Attorney c. II. Carter Ia
behalf OF the principal creditors
Glenn Morrison. former Weston
boy who has become a sailor. is In
San Francisco again with the y. =, =.
Maryland. after helping 20 raise the
Inflated submarine. F-t. In Honolulu
harbor. Glenn writes home that the
MARYLAND leaves soon on another voy-
age 20 Honolulu. accompanied by two
% Uncle Sans undersea craft
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-17
NEW BOOKS ARE ADDED
TO THE LOCAL LIBRARY

The following new books have been
Umatilla county library:
Brooks-As Others See Us
Clement-Handbook OF Modern ia
pan.
Dodd-Healshfui Farmhouse.
Haxen-Clean Water and How to
Get 1t.
Mathews Familiar Features OF the
Roadside.
Parosns- How to Plan the Home
Grounds.
Barr-Bow OF Orange Ribbon.
Craddock-In the Clouds.
Crockett--Lilac Sunbonnet.
Harrison-y. VS. Eyes.
Hornung-Fathers of Men.
Kingsley-Miss Philura's Wedding
Gown.
Kipiing--Mine Own People.
Lynde-Taming or Red Butte. west
ern.
Macaulay--Lsady OF the Decoration.
Mitchell -westwass.
Norris-The Treasure.
Parker-Pierre and His People.
Children's Books.
Aicott--Under the Lilacs.
Alden--Moral Pirates.
Andrews-Seven Little Sisters.
Beard---Jolly Book OF 4Boxcraft.
Bigham Stories OF Mother Goose
Village.
Brooks-stories OF the Red Chill
iren. M
Brown--Lucky Stone.
Brown--wonderful Chair
Burgess-oid Mother West Wind.
Carter--Cat Stories.
Davis--Boy Scout
Dix---I.ittle Captive Lad.
Finnemore-Japan
Harris-JTncle Remus and His
Friends.
Lane-Industries of Today.
Lang-Jack the Giant killer.
Lorenzini-Pinocchio.
Molesworth-Cuckoo Clock.
Personalities at Pencroft.
Ruskin-King Of the Golden River.
st. Nicholas-Stories OF the Great
Lakes
Schmidt-william Tell.
Scobey-Stories of Great Musicians.
Thompson--Lobo, o'Rag and Vixen.
Trimmer-History OF the Robins.
WhIte--When Molly Was Six.
wilson--Tad Sheldon's Fourth OF
July.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-17
We are mournfuIIy informed BY Jim

We are mournfuIly informed by Jim
Ritchey that he Is much concerned
about his agricultural friend. Joe
Hodgson. Joe Is known to be very
fofEetful. but Jim says that no far
mer should forget how to drive a
horse and that Joe did this very thing.
II seems that Soe's Cadillac is laid up
for repairs. and that every once in a
while or oftener while out driving
single with Jim he would twist the
lines in his hands in q sort OF semi
circular way as though steering an
automobile. The old horse hadn't
been cranked up right. or something.
or else II had a compound fracture OF
the carburetor. Leastwise. according
10 Jim, IL ditched both friends on a
level road. After salvaging the OUT
ut. Jim took the reIns from Joe's un-
resisting hands and drove thoughtfuIly
to town. refiecting upon the above
reflection.
Motor car service 10 all points. day
or night. Also livery and feed stabb
opposite the Lieuallen blacksmith
shop. Lafe Mcbride.
Miss Ferol Mcbride has returned 70
her studies in Weston High school
from her home near Athena.
Mrs. Margaret Wheeler has return
ed from her summer vacation on the
Newt O'Harra farm.
Hurry now. as | remain only two
more weeks la Athena. Ohmart the
Phosogi apher.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-17
Good Heating Stoves

With heater as with range it's not so much the
first cost as the cost of fuel to keep it going that
counts most
There's big difference in stoves in this respect as
well as in the way they last the way they keep fire. ease
of regulation and appearance Our twentyodd years OF
experience with stoves under local fuel conditions is at
your service Whatever your heating problem, we be-
lieve we can help you solve ii to your advantage.
The mountain wood are here
possible heat from these fuels stoves that
which well and viii continue DO So stoves
permanently at reasonable prices ~ Well VI
course catering classes great variety OF heaters
win get the best proposition for your case that
possible call telling how much space
you and will send yoa Illustrations and
quote prices.
The DAvIS-KASER CO.
Complete Furniahers Of Homes Offices. Churches Schools
1880 Alder ST. Todd Fellows Tempe) wALLA wALLA WASH
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-17

During the recent rains. which were
quite general throughout the Inland
Empire. the precipitation at Weston
was seven-tenths OF an inch. accord
ing TO the records kept by Herbert Ba-
ker. local observer. While the rains
interfercd 10 some extent with thresh-
ing operations on the mountain. they
were OF great benefit In drenching the
thirsty earth. "iaying the dust" ana
swelling the water veins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
SAVED BY POETRY.
PIaintive Plea That Moved Lysander to
Spare Athens.

= pd'C Ht'o'S'
When. r. c. 4O4, after heroic struG'
Gle. Athens. the City of the Violet
Crown was captured by Lyssnder
there were not wanting clamorous
voices TO urge that the city whose lust
for empire had brought such woes on
Greece ought to be laid level with the
ground.
The Spartan general at first lent 4
willing ear to his powerful allies. but
while the council was still debating
this momentous issue a plaintive voice
was heard from the city walls chant
ing those noble lines from the "Elec.
ira of Euripides. that most human
of the poets of Greece, IN which the
heroine contrasts her fallen lot with
the splendid exploits Of her father,
who had dismantled the towers OF
Troy
Lysandcr bent his head and pom
dered OF fortunes cruel reverses. TIL
umphant rs Agamemnon, who could
tell but that hu might be reserved for
a fate as cruel! The lesson OF mod
Grafton was accepted. Athens was
saved.
Milton has immortalized this dramat'
&c event i'm one of his best known som
nets:
The repeated air
or sad Electra's poet had the power
To save the Athenian walls from ruin
bare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
THEY ALL DEMAND II.

Alexandria like every city and town
in the Union, receives it
People with kidney ills want to be
cured. When one suffers the tor
lures of an aching back, relief is
eagerly sought for. There are many
remedies today that relieve, but do
not cure. Doan's Kidney Pills have
brought lasting results to thousands
Here is Alexandria evidence of their
merit.
Mrs. Annie Scott, 10 Prince ST.,
Alexandria, says: had pains in my
bacl: and l couldn't rest we'll. in the
morning always felt tired and worn
out and l also had dizzy spells.
Doan's Kidney Pills did such good
work that it is pleasure to recon-
, mend them to other kidney suffer
ers. I am the same strong friend to
Doans Kidney Pills today as l was
some years ago when | told of the
cure they had made for me. Thu
cure has been lasting
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Fills-the same that
Mrs. Scott had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
WEATHERcocKs.
They Were Known Before Our Era ard
Were Then Called Tritons.

They Were Known Before Our Era ard
Were Then Called Tritons.
The weathercock had its origin at q
very early date Marcus Yirtruvius
Pollia. a noted Roman architect and
engineer, who was born about 80 B. c.,
in his works calls a vane a triton,
probably because in his time it had
the form Of triton. The usual form
on towers, castles and secular build
inss was that of banner, but on &C.
clesiastical buildings it was repre-
sentation Of the male of the barnyard
fowl
There have been other forms Of
vane. The one over st. Peters, Corn
hill. London, is in the shape Of a Key;
that over st. 1Iildreth's church is a
Gilt ship under full sail. The grass.
hopper Of the Royal Exchange, Lon.
don, is the vane that formerly sur.
mounted tile former exchange. The
dragon on the spire Of Bow church,
Cheapside, is another celebrated vane.
One Of Mother Symptoms prophecies
was that when the dragon Of Bow
church and the grasshopper of the
ROYAL Exchange should meet the
streets of London would be deluged
with blood. In what way they should
meet the old dame did not explain, but
II is known that at one time these two
vanes were side by side in the yard
of stonemason in Old Street road,
vet there was no shedding of blood
London Answers. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
How Toucaos BOOST.

Nothing could be more eccentric to
eur eyes than the way id which tou-
cans so to roost. The bird does not
tuck its head under its wing. poor
thing" and so settle down. but packs
itself UP in most orderly fashion. The
tail is turned forward over the back,
in the soft feathers Of which the giSan-
tic bill is hidden. Then the tail SHUTS
down. all snmhlance Of bird is lost.
and one can see nothing but ball of
feathers. - London STANDARD.