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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
FLORIDA MEOICO
is IN TROUBLE
oR q. r. SMITH. WHO HAD re
GENTLY REACHED PENSACOLA,
uNLoApEp SOME WORTHLESS
PAPER SOON AFTER ARRIVAL.

Dr 3. II smith. from the central
part of ere state. bat Rhe was said
"a have communicated with relatives
who reside near Bronson. I1a. APP
peared before the bar iu che court af
record yesterday and entered a nlea -
guilty e. an Information charging him
with passing worthless ehecks Judge
Monroe sentenced him 10 ga monts 8
IA The county tail
There were several alleged worth
less checks said g. have been PASSED
By the defendant. Who is stranger
- this part % the state. two 81 the
bad checks for small amounts having
been unloadea st the navy yard He
made no statement N pleading Guilty
soiieltor - Convicted.
William NanSlze. who appeared aero
several weeks ago ~ ne soliciting
agent for several publications. and
who was arrested upon the instance
II New Orleans magazine agency
and returned - Pensacola. w1as con-
victed in the court OF record YESTERDAY
and rcnanded FOR sentence He uas
found guilty ~ grand tmhezziement
and upon such 4 eonv zion viii 81
sentenced probably thls afternoon 81
tomorrow
This ang man Impressed en- whoru
he met quite favurahlV and it was
much 81 surprise wncn 81 hecsns
known that De- had failed Is ma "a
good hiR collections with the southern
headquarters OF The mage cine be repre-.
scented
Hattie smith. charged with assault
pleaded guilty ia such a couut yestcr
day She WAS aned $40 and costs q
/ As days
Nose Abraham. charged with lar,
ceny waa given sixty DAYS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
ONE DRAYMAN
IS RELEASED
NEGRO NAMED POWELL. Hello
As AccoMPLlcE ~ FREIGHT
HOUSE RoBBERIEs DISCHARGED
At PRELIMINARY TRIAL.

Two negro draymen. Nose Davis
and Genie Powell who had been ar
rested Sea connection with tire recent
wholesale robbery ~ tie freight depot,
wsre given preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge WIZ L. Johnson. yester-
day afternoon. and Powell was dis
charged from custody Davis, the
other drgyman suspected u being
ermlmny connected with the case.
vas not released. on the contrary HIS
case was taken under adviscment and
decision win BE given 81 q court
saturday
Very little evidence vas given %
connect either - the drayneu with
the actual thcfts Il was very true
taat they had hauled some ~ the
goods away, and had delivered them ag
uraefea. but ID was shown that they
were simply following cat the privi-
icuea ~ tire license which they had
bought and paid for and they were
aw@rc that some ~ the articles they
aad delivered were stolen goods
That was the showing made az the
preliminary. and Powell WAS dis
charged immediately A number %
points developed iu the hearing. and
which connects Davis iu other mat
ters. Wall Ia looked into. To was stated.
before De ia allowed 10 go free. There
Nas nothing ~ a criminal connection
LEI Davis with the freight house thcfts.
however.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26


health again. Il Is truly : great bless
ing % women. and I cannot speak too
highly Of H. take pleasure IN recon-
mending Il 70 others. Mrs. AkpHE
CAMERON, RID. No. /, Swan Greek.
Michigan.
Another Sufferer Relieved.
Hebron, Ne" Before taking vour
remedies ! was al run down, aiscour-
eyed and had female weakness. took
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and used the Sanative Wash. ana
ind today that am An entirely new
woman, ready and wiling 10 Do NV
house~ork now, where before taking
your medicine IL was a dread. try Is
impress upon the minds az an aliing
women ! meet the benefits they can
derive from your incidence" = Mrs.
CHARLES RowE, Kennebsgo. Maine.
~ you want special advice
write 60 Lydia r. Plnkham Med
tcine Co., (confidential) LYNN.
Mass. Your letter vii be opened.
read and answered by a woman
and held In strict confidence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
JOHN JOHNSON
DIED YESTERDAY
WELL KNOWN soAT BUILDER
WHO HAS MADE HIS HOME ~
PENSACOLA FOR MANY YEARS.
EXPIRED At AN EARLY HOUR.

John johnson, residing on West
Main street near Baylen, died az an
early hour yesterday and the funeral
VIII take place this morn
ing. tae intermeut g he made az St.
MichaeI's cematery
Deceased was the builder 81 a mum
Der ~ speed boats now IN Pensacola
oay and made quite 3 business q
turning ont some u the fastest Coins
craft now % service "a the local har-
Der. re was taken sick some days
ago and despite an that could be done
for him. hc passed away. Friends q
fhe family ard decreased are invited e.
attend ire funeral % Win take place
about ne 30 oelack
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
WOMEN WHO ARE
ALWAYS TIRED
May Find Help in This
Letter.

Swan Greek. Mich. II cannot speak
too highly Of your medicine. When
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
General SCOTS Method
Of Fighting Indians.

notable exploit demanding the
highest courage and large amount
Of ths quality known az diplomacy tn
eounectlon with TIE recalcitrant Piute
Endlans - Utah. has just been per-
fsrned ~ General HuRf l. Scott.
chaaf q STAR o. ne United states
Hrmy. some time since Twe~Ne-cat, a
chief Of the tribe was sought By
United States narshaia on the chargn
81 murder. The Indlaa vas joined
~ q number q others and pat up a
nm4sa. in whle one 81 the marnhals
was killed. another injured and two
Indians siair Thsn the Indians re-
treated - the fastness q soutasrn
usMA and dsaed pursuit
General scott. who had iust re-
turned from the Mexican border. whefe
Ne made an arrangement with ne
Msxlun fActions relative % airing
srreas she border. went 10 Utah %
Sc what he could 40 with Tss-Ns-csat
nc al But BE went alone. There was
no display or force and No attempt
st coercion While the uaArshais. backed
I'D b. > pa posse a aghtInk men
were preparing 10 take the trail after
the navages. General Scott appeared
upon the scene ard told them 20
held of . BIT until he had chance
to try ain hard o. Tse- Ne-Gat.
General scott departed into the sill
a@rnesa accompanied only BY his
sid a Navajo indian interpreter and
a driver FER his conveyance He was
absent about ten days. Then. lnst
aa a little concern was being felt
Cor his safety. the general appeared
->ith Tse-Ne-Gat and several other
rinsieaders ~ the disturbing faction
N tow. They accompanied him volun.
taFiiy and the party created something
of a sensation upon arrival az the ne.
sle town e. Bluff
Nc detaiis 81 the methods employed
~ General scott has been made pub.
Ne and it - possible that none Wi
be That be secured the confidence
o. the Indians and convinced them q
RE foily a. deryinE the United staies
government there car Be no question
But has exploit Ia = new departurs
10 tbs annals % Indian @nghtinw" and
u i@ one whica should be fttinriy rec.
pwuissd. foa Il T. absolutely unique.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26

Doctor D'Alernberte has
moved his office 70 306-307-
sos American National Bank
Building. Phone lat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
HEALrlt pRoMores HApPInEss

Without health. genuine ioy Is i'm
possible; without good digestion and
regular bowel movement YOU cannot
have health. Why neglect keeping
bowels oren and risk being sick and
ailins You don't have 20. Take one
small Dr KINGS New life PIN At
night. ln the morning you wili have q
full free bowel movement and feel
much better Helps your appetite and
digestion. Try one tonight fAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
CARYVILLE MAN
EXPIRED HERE
MAN NAMED DANIELS
WHO WAS BROUGHT TO PEN.
sAcoLA FoR AN OPERATION, rs
uNABLE TO STAND ORDEAL.

Young man from Caryviile named
Daniels. who was brought here Tor an
operation several days ago, died last
evening a. the sanitarium. and wire
60 this effect waa sent late in the after
noon % physician ~ Caryviile, who
is acting for the relatives ~ deceased
In the meantime the remains were
removed Go the undertaking pariors ~
T. r. pou. on West Romano street
enhalmed and prepared for shipment
Orders CIR shipping the body this
morning we're received late In the
afternoon yesterday and It viii 20 out
on the casthound train Al 80 o'clock
to-day
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
CARD or THANKS.

We wish @ tender our heartfelt
thanks ard appreciation 90 all oar
friends g. their aid and sympathy n
Our erest bereavement Mag Gods
BLESSINGS resi- on each and all ~ you.
2 q JOINER and FAMILY.
gED vs. SHADD0CK
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
. aeNe awo 0SSes .
; VOX POlPULI. :
! e4AAAea@Saea4Aes
SMALL TRACT OF LAND
CAN Be nAr FOR FAMILY

Editor Pensacola Journal
have been 8aked 70 state that n
piece OF laird fo0ET6o feet. fenced
within che cats limits used untit e..
Gently for growing vegetables mag he
had rent free 10 rthe same purpose hv
any poor person applying a. 800
American National Bank RuiidiaN
dunH& the morning hours.
GILFILsTaAM SCOTT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26

through neglect or
overwork / get run
down and my appe-
lite Is poor and I
have that weak, Ian
guild, always tired
feeling. I geta bot
tls Of lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. and e
builds me up. gives
me strength. and re-
stores me 70 rerfnrf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02

Sase erfolgsn ipiiroe.
Die -ROrooeutfde 4nsemeine 3eis
tlng" beIpri9t in Idneerer Wetfe bic
tiiraIid gema9ten gleuRerunge: hts
seI6pGbigen friibersn ensliiden Wlis
niiiers @infton Spencer gbur9iGl unb
Defenders feline 9lniidt. baB bic milis
tGriIdsn StreittrGfte Der 3entral'
mG6te NIT Der 3eit abnebmen iperoen.
Die .Rorb6eutfds 9lusemeine 3ets
tuns" bebt besiisli9 oieiss punttes
berbor, oaB Gburdin falfh unterri4'
tet fei. 9enn ieoes Sabr ipiirbe oi.
btenitpfli9tig tperOenbe Generation
eingeitellt unb 6ieIe iei ni9t nur fGbis.
bic Giiden in Der Sront ausSufiiIlen.
fonoern ipiirbe fosar Die 3abl Der
oeutI9en Soloaten erb0ben. Die 3eis
tung fiist binSu. ooB Oies Die SoIss
Der allsemeinen Militdroienifpfli4t TT.
ipelde gnslanb 70 bafe un6 nad Der
es iih bod slei4settig 10 unenblib
febne.
SaB 9eutI9lanb feinsn Wansel on
Sruppen bat, eebt am flarifen aus fpls
fenoer Melbung aus Berlin berpor:-
Ollie oeutfden Splbdten, ipeldbe Elm
Sabr ober ldnger i'm Seloe sefanben
boben, tperoen einen ltrlaub befommen.
gans abgeIeben babon, Of etne brinz
ssnbe ROtipenoisiett fir ben llrlaub
bOrIiest Ober nidt. Sieie glnoronuns
ipurbe bor fur5em bonn RriegsmtHiites
rum betannt eegeben.
Der S9rttt 1T etne Solge etnes @rz
fu6ens, tpel9es bas 3entrummitglis6
oes Rei9stdgs pfarrer Rdrl Psrps.
bonn Wablbeairt grfurt II an ben
Rriessminifter ri9tete. pfarrer poppe
ipurbe neuli6 oopon in Senntnis gez
Iebt, 6ab Die aommanbeure our9 6as
srieesminii iferium anseipieien iporben
ieien, Solbatsn, tpel9e lanse i'm 5elbe
itGnbtn, obne amtli9es 3ertifitat iiber
bic Rotfpenoisteit, ben llrlaub au er>
teilen, fofpeit feline onoeripeittse Stnz
berunsssriinbe borlGsen.
sn Intperpen neueroings aufgefln>
Sene omtli1e beIgi19e 9ptumsnte laiz
fen erIebn, bab au9 bic 8elgier cine
Srau na4 triegsseri9tlt4em @erfabz
rem binseridtet boben.
9teie 9otumente tragen bas Saz
tum bonn 20. 9luguit, 1914. Sie be-
fusen, Dab cine Srau aus 8riiHel unb
sipei anoere Spione um II. @usuit
bor einem bsIsii6en &riegsseridt gum
Sooe perurteilt iporOen iino unb bnB
bic @retution an alien 0reien bersits
am nGditen Gage, benz 18. Gusnft.
boIlSosen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02

0sder, Der ii6 1oipoH oIs arat ipis
au6 ats Sdadfpisler uno Oi4ter
sroben Gniebens erfreute, in Gbica9o
ous Dem 2.b.n sei9isoen. @r ipurbe
am 6. 0eaember, 1858, In &ir4beims
bolanben in Der Rbeinpfala seboren,
ffuoi.rte Wl.biSin an ben llniberiitGs
ten Diiraburs uno Grlansen unb fam
i'm SABRE 1889 nad Gbicaso, no er
feit6em Die Grstlide praris uusiibte.
Or. 9eder bat fidb ols S9a9fpieler,
namentlia ols 8erfafer bon S4a4s
aufgaben, einen internationdlen Ruf
ertporben, leit.te aud einise SABRE
binburd bic Sda9fpalte Der rSllinois
Staatsz z3eitung." 9lu9 In beutf9en
@ereinstreiien Gbicasos fpielte er cine
bebeutenoe 9folIe. 90 betleioete er Die
Stelle zines @orfibenben in Der gbicaz
soer beutfden smeOiaintfhen @eieI>
f9aft unb mar au9 Elm beliebtes Mits
elieb Der .S9laraffiu gbieagoana," in
ipslder er namsntlid burd feins bi9>
terii9en Darbietungen slGnate. Gin
8anb feinsr @ebidte in pfGlaer
Wfunoart III unter Dem Sitsl ,araut
I'M &ieipe~ erI9ienen, fpel9er allgemei~
nen 8eifdlI fano. Or. Deder binters
ldBt cine Witpe, Srau Welanie, sebos
rene Stein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02
Syrauen ilaO GinOer
1tnterflei0er.

Seine mittleres @smidt meiBe Use
Itsn. Sober ooer niebri9er pals. San'
&c oSsr furse Nermel. Resuldrsr 5'
&snts Dsrtb su 33 @suts.
Srausu luton Gu,hss. @sblsiAt.
Sliesbeflsioet; 'hober, nieorissr ODER
Dut9 Sals. @tne quite rs Gents
Qualitdt. Yerfaufspreis, SO @suts.
9sidtes @slpiat Union auIhss fur
Srausn In all ben ,ufrieoenitellenoen
Stilsu. ansebrOdeue Partien @roB
en-. Gesuldres 81 bis 81 25 @ewanb
Sabsn mir Sbrs resuIdrs SroBs, 10 itnb
lie 65 Gents.
@rtra @rSBen, rs Gents.
Sinber fltesbsfleiOste uutsrfleioer
Mleiitens 8slten. SDerthe bis gu a.
Gents. gussisst fur Oieis aufrdum'
uns ~ ie % @euts.
3oIias ShlaisswGuoer fir bic 9Ist
men. 98erlb bis Su 65 Seuts. SteI
nur 36 @ents.
Ssuabsu Union 9lniiiae. Wieiiisns
In sro6en @l6Ben. uou an9ebrohenrn
Yartisu uon 81 @sp1nosrn. SIT Sbie
@r6Be bier, 10 1T eS cine Tunoetbare
@ripurniB ju 55 Gents.
Saupt Slur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02
Ste g ries Stage.

Simmer nGber riidt Die gntfdsi'
bunssitunbe auf Der 8altonbalbinieI,
oi. bas SdidfaI Der entente befeseIu
biirfte. llnaufbdltfam oranssn nab
reno Der bersansenen Do9e BON Nors
ben ber Die beutIden unO Diterrei4iid'
unsariiden Sruppen pOr. pdbrenS
bonn Often un6 Siibofen bic 8ulsus
rem porriidten. Simmer enger ipuroe
Der Rins, Der ii9 Inn bic 1leberreits
Der ferbii9en armee fpannte unb uns
aufbaItIam tpurosn iie tbrem 8erbdngs
nis entsessnsetrieben.~ 4uf bem be-
riibmtsn gmielfelbe, mo am Is. Suni.
1889, Die Serben bon ben Siirten uus
ter Sultan Murao l., eei9lasen ipurs
ben, f9sinen au9 iebt bic Serben Die
gntI9eibungsi9ld9t liefern 5u tpollen.
8streffs bes 9lussangs Der S4la9t.
ipenn es iiberboupt boSu tpmmen foIlte,
tann ipobl taum Elm 3peifel berrf9en.
Ssrbiens Madt 1T gebroden uno aud
bic f9pd9en @erIu9e Der gaiirten,
bas 8erbdngnis abautpenben, tperoen
ni9t TN Stanbe iein, Die sGn5lide
8ernidtuns gu berbinbern.
9as S9idTol Serbiens fpirb pieIs
lei9t aud benz rabiateiten SreunOe Der
Qlniirten in @rie9enlano 5ur Wars
nung bienen. Die 9sipaltmabregeln,
ipel9e Ole aiGlirten in g(npenoung
bringen, tDnnen nur bic Wtrtung bds
ben, bob ben 9rie9en Die augen ees
Dffnet tperben bafiir, ipas ibnen bepors
itebt, fons iie p0lIig unter Die Su9tel
@nslanos uno srantrei9s seraten.
9as .tleine @rie6snlan6" tpirb perges
paItigt, neil ss fi9 ni9t gum Srabans
ten Der Gntente berseben tpil. Der
&0nie uno nit ibm ale anoeren, tpel4e
fir Die freie SsIbitbsitimmung unb bic
aufre9terbdltung Der srie9hhen
SouperGnitGt eintrtten, tperoen als
.@errGter" bef4impft, neil fie ben
@ertras Der iie ansebli9 sur 8eibilfe
fir Serbi.n psrpflidtet, ni9t einges
balten. aud Rumdnien TT pdrtei
au bieIem Mbtommsn. aber DIE auis
irten fdsuen fi9, RumGnien nit
3panssmaBreseln su tcmmen, neil es
nidt au ben rfdpdferen" 2Gnoern"
g.b0rt. Darum marf9iert RuBlanb
ni9t In Rumdnitn Elm, um es gum
4nI9luB on Die @ntsnte 5u sipineen2
@eil es pbnmG9tig 1T. Warum 1T
Stalien Serbien ntdt In befen ytot
bsiseIprunsen9 Weil es nit iib felbif
su tun bat, unb neil Die albaneiifde
igrase ben fdarfsn @sseniub spiIden
sstolien uno Serbien uno 9rit9enlano
ssI6affen Bat. Die Siese Der @ers
biinbsten auf Dem &riessI9aupldb oes
Boltans perben Ole 8altnnb6lfer bon
Der Tudtel befreien, ipeI9e bisber iibsr
Iie geI9puuSen tporben lit. Sic be-
reiten ben slussleih Der @esenI6be
por, ipelbe Die aonIOIibieruns Der bors
tigsn @erbGItniFe eebinbert uno bis
gntipidlung Der borttgen perf4iebenen
StnatspsIen eebemmt baben.
Ser RriessidaupIab am 8aItun ers
peitert ii6 immer mebr gu Dem bes
seIamtsn glaben Oitsns. 9ie Jerns
ipirtuns.n pOlitiidsr uno miIitdriI&er
Mrt nerben immer bsutliher. Sic
qrsifen bsrsits nod 9lssppten hiniibsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02
9c9met bente 3ett.
3lDei Wal 81 Oenfen :
TeiertaSc p!
eehet mas ST tbunlmirO

@tarmants 9sidsnte. uui oas SsrS
Der ssrau ,u erfreusn. tusroen auf eiuem
aro6eH, ipe,iel fiir Sbre 8sqsumltffeit
arransirtsn Tiid. e.fnuoen. Ssoss
ein,slne Sthd nett uerpa6t tn elmer
Ssisrtass Shahtel, Elm iehr ssfdaises
uno iufrieosnltelleubes @efdenf.
@emdnoer, @npslope @bemiie, Bout
6oir Saubsn. iauen Sdhr3su. Gnsora
Scarfs uno @emdn6er nit Gntanes
bu6itaben. @s LIT uum6sliA, iit elm
palienbsreS @eihenf uorsuiteuen fiir
cine intims Srsunoin, als wie Gins oosr
I1sbrere oieisr ipslisllen @emanoer.
Seine Jiuinioof, banogeltidtss Yofe,
nit gniaussbndftube In Der WtItts.
Das @spano. $1.00.
3neiter Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02
G1la110.
9as Gnbe Der Eanama= YaeifIe=
slusfelluns nabe.

2iliuptalaniS 8eiAenf an 8raHt
beS Prdii6enten = Nene Rieien-
acknowledgements 8eburts-
tas-9r. 9efer In Gbieasp seftur-
ben-ReufunblanS bat lteberiiak
an Studfiihen-3ebnS6llise Wfei-
fer aus bem Magen sebplt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-02
A1tsia110.
eerbitns edidialstamhf anf
biitoriidem Telae.

eGpn einmal aubpr tuurSe Serbieas
MadIt anf Sem MmieIfelSe per-
nid,tet-3ie 9tIliirten oiirften Gal
lippli aufseben-9anfel fiub bic
Blame auf ber 8altanbalbiniel.
Die Sample an ben an6ereH
erpnfen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28
Glass Play at
Lincoln TONIGHT

Lincoln Park seniors tonight
will appear in the first class play
yet presented at the South Side
High school, mice and Men,"
The cast has been drilled for
two months by Miss Ruby Page
Ferguson.
Those taking part are:
.Manford Magnusson, Floyd
Baker, Benny Lowe, Roy Liver
more, Harry Beardsley, Walt er
Webb, Edith Carlson, Marguerite
Hennesy, Anne Pratt, Mary Set
ger, Jessie Murdoch, Kenneth
Bates, Helen Lougheed, Blanche
Cummings, Edith Rummel, Zella
REESE, Mary Setter, Avis Whisner,
Bertha Hansen, Marie Burke and
Mildred Anderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28
WhyPay More
For Drugs
and SundrieS?
You can buy better goods
for less at these stores.

You can buy better goods
for less at these stores.
Saturday Eye-Openers
35c Castoria ........ 10c
SOC Syrup Figs ...... .29c
loo Palmolive Soap, 2
Tor ......... $3.50. Toe
25c Little Liver Pills 13c
25c Carbolic Salve ..15c
100 Calomel Tablets. any
size -. $500. 49,. 10c
100 Compound Cathartic
Pllls ......... -. xsSc
100 5-grain Cascara Tab
IelS IBC
500 Guaranteed Alarm
Clocks ......... :. soc
$3.50 Thermos Bottles $1.15
Use Bicycle or Bee cards 1Sc
$1.00 ,Listerine 49,. Csc
800 Scott's Emulsion &C
1915 Horlick's Matted
Milk go. 49,. $2.79
Eastman and Ansco ko-
oaks, cameras, films and
supplies.
Printing and developing
which bring results.
Tacoma agents for Nyal,
Santox and A. ID. S. toilet
preparations and remedies.
Adler-i-ka, the stomach
remedy. Vinol, the tonic.
The famous j. B. l.. Cascade
Syringe, and in fact, every
thing to be found in a mod
ern drug store.
TWO DRUG STORES /"
The Broadway Drug
Store
I'LL Broadway,
Near Paulson's
THE FIDELITY DRUG
STORE
049 broadway, Fidelity Bid.
MCMILLAN BROS, Props.
Agents for p. Fl. Hebb's
Kar-Ru.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28
U. S. SUBS
USELESS

WASHINGTON. d. c., May rs.
The big lesson of the recent
Atlantic maneuvers has been the
discovery that half of the Ameri-
can submarines are not service
able, in the opinion of Secretary
Daniels.
OF the IL operating with the
fleet. the secretary said today
that not more than seven were
effective at any time. With q full
realization Of the subs import
ance. he said, he had ordered that
every effort be made to perfectins
the underwater craft, and the
utmost haste in completing the
26 submarines under construc-
ton.
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monds, part of large shipment
which S. A. Andrews. the Broad-
way jeweler will put on display.
One of the uncut pebbles IL
worth $4,000 alone. Altogether,
the handful is worth $4,000.
And together with a quantity
of cut and polished stones, the
collection which Andrews is show
ing, is worth 100000.
The diamonds are on display
free. Four detectives are on
guard.
In addition, there are paste
replicas of all the famous dia-
monds in the world-Kohinoor,
Florentine, etc.
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CALLS COLONIAL
DAY" REHEARSAL
FOR SATURDAY

Rehearsals for three Colonial
Day" features. the corn dance,
fire dance and the Boston maids,
will be held at Sloan's academy
Saturday morning under the d.
rection of Mrs. Taynton Thayer.
The corn dance rehearsal will be
held at 8 o'clock, the fire dance
at 10 o'clock and the Boston
maids at IL o'clock. There are
still places for about SO girls of
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TIME TO CAN

Now is the time to can straw
berries.
The recent heavy rains have
caused Strawberries to ripen SUD-
denly, bringing the price down to
1926 a crate, wholesale, and If
the rains continue a few days
longer the unpicked berries will
be spoiled and sharp increase in
price will result.
Owing to the rains, ranchers
and picking their berries as fast
as possible, and housewives are
urged to buy their berries for pre-
serving now, while the market is
well stocked.
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. STATES
FLOODED

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May 2S.---
With thousands of acres of crops
under water, and with two vic
tins known dead, the floods in
the states of Kansas, Missouri,
Oklahoma and Arkansas are hour
ly becoming more serious.
The Kansas river Is rising four
inches an hour; in Oklahoma
$4,000 damage has ben done in
Stiegler and one killed and sew
eral houses swept away in Thorn
asville; and in Arkansas, the
levees are broken.
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MILAN MOB
RANSACKS
METROPOLE

MILAN, May 2S.--The first Sc
rious outbreak against the Ger
mans occurred today with the
storming and ransacking OF the
Metropole hotel by Italian mobs.
The Metropole was under German
management.
Rumors had been circulated
that signals were flashed from
the roof of the building to the
Austrians.
A mob poured through the ho-
tel and searched 1t from cellar to
garnet for spies.
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TOMORROW Is
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TORPEDO BRITISH
FIRST-LINE SHIP

LONDON. May 2S.-The fifth
first-line battleship to be lost in
the Dardanelles campaign was
sunk yesterday.
A German torpedo struck the
Majestic, 15,0O0-ton craft. mid
ships and she sank in a few min-
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PALACES WILL BE
USED AS HOSPITALS

ROME, May 2S---Queen Helena
has put the royal palaces ut
Rome. Mantua and Milan at the
disposal of the Red Cross, to bd
used as hospitals during the war,
II needed.
Pope Benedict has offered HIS
villazt, Castle Gandolfo.
A number of Italian prieses are
reported to have enlisted.
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VALUABLE HANDFUL

They look Just like pebbles that
you might pick up on the street.
A rather light-colored pebble,
of a yellowish- hue.
But occasionally, there is a
CLINT of light to show that be-
meath the rough covering is some
thing altogether unusual i'm peb-
bles. For the pebbles were dia-