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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-15
Bre4tort DIS

Breton Woods, ~ H., Aug. l4.-So-
ciety in the White Mountains has been
enlivened during the week by the ar
rival of motor parties from Newport
and Lenox. Among those motoring
from Newport were Mrs. Frederic Neil
son and her daughter Mrs. Hollis Hun
newell. of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
Shaw Safe, of Newport, and Mrs. New
bold Morris. Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bit and her party arrived at the Mount
Pleasant for a month.
Miss Peggy" Kemp, daughter of
George W Kemp, of East Seventy-irst
Street. New York, who is at the Waum
bek. at jefferson, celebrated ner birth
day on Wednesday, Mrs. Thomas Di-
mond, of The Naples, giving a dinner
dance at the cottage, to which all the
Waumbek's younger set were hidden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlevy Milbank, of
New York, with their children, have
arrived at the Profile House. The
Misses Edwards, Of Brookline, were
hostesses at their cottage in the Profile
colony on Tuesday evening at an auc-
ton party and supper. The Misses
Babcock and Mrs Charles Stuart Smith
have also been hostesses OF the week at
cards and tea Mr.. and Mrs. Francis p.
Palmer. of Port Chester, Joined Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas p. FOwler's party at
the Profile House this week.
The colony at Sugar Hill, The Sun
set. includes Dr. and Mrs. A. Alexander
Smith. Mrs. Frederick Billings, Chaun-
cey Belknap, W. D. Stewart, Mrs. Adolf
phus R. Andrews, Miss Elizabeth An.
drews, c. Il. Werner and (. Lester, OF
New York.
Lucius NJ. Boomer, of New York, gave
2 beefsteak dinner in the Cave Grill
At the Mount Washington IN honor OF
D. j. Trudeau, L. {. Haines and party
Mrs. J. ". Benning, OF New York,
gave an auction party followed by sup
per for fifty in the Grill at the Waum-
bek. Jefferson, on Wednesday. Mrs.
Cabot Jackson Morse Is entertaining
General Rush Hawkins, of New York, at
Mountain View Cottage. A bal masque
scheduled for this evening at the
Waumbek brings out the entire colony,
and among those who will don fantss-
tic costumes are Mrs. Cabot j. Morse,
Miss Mary Biggs, Mrs. James D'Olier,
Miss Alice D'Olier. Mrs. j. Renwick
Dimond. Miss Anita Blair, Miss Kath-
arine McFadon. Mrs. Mark 5. willing,
Miss Kemp, Miss Harmon and Mrs.
David P. Whitney. Supper will be
served in the Waumbek Grill.
Dr. and Mrs. David Magic, of Prince
ton. y. j., have arrived at the Waum-
bek for their usual stay. Mr. and Mrs
f. B. Aymar, Of New York, who are
spending a few days at the Mount
Washington, entertained at dinner there
in the Cave Grill for Mrs. and Miss
Rathbun and Carman c. Messmore, Of
New. York.
Roswell G. Colt and Mrs. Colt, who
came fromi Montreal for brief visit,
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To-day's the Big Day
at Atlantic City
ARRANGEMENTS Made to Entertain 100000 Visitors
Steamship Line from New York to Resort
Begins Trips-Anglers in Luck.

L. Barton and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Web
ster Bell
Miss Mildred +. Wayne, Of New
York, entertained at a bridge luncheon,
her guests being Miss Dorothy T..
Holgert, Miss Geraldine c. Rice, Miss
RANGES Atwood Mrs. Thomas W..
Manners, Mrs. II. L. Jones and Mrs. A.
L. Johnson. Miss Edith Roger, OF New
York, who is here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Roger, gave
d marshmallow roast on the beach, the
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cobb,
Miss Dorothea Kelly. Mss Edith Cly-
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Merry and
Miss Marie Johnson.
Governor Joseph W. Folk of Mis-
souri, is at the Mari borough BleEheim,
with Mrs. Folk. william McChord,
chairman of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. was an0.ncl visitor AZ
the Marlborough Blenheln this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Rockwell, of New
York, are at the same hotel, and Mrs.
J. c. Turner, Of New York, is visit
ing Mrs. +. b. Williams, of New Or
leans, there.
This week at the Hotel Traymore
the European Night was The Garden
of Allah market place IN Cairo,
with a distant vision Of the Sphinx,
the pyramids, the desert and an oasis.
Nearer at hand was the Nile, reflect
ing the moon and stars. and with hsh-
ing smacks gliding over its surface
Perla and Paul dc Cardo did a real
istic little piece of acting wherein the
former, as a slave girl, won her free
dom from the latter, as 'pacha,' By
her dancing. All the types and races
seen on the streets of cosmopolitan
Cairo were there.
New York arrivals at the Traymore
include Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rowbot-
tom. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Thurlow. j.
R. Duane, Cornelius +. Roland, the
Rev. W. B. Martin. william II. Clark
Mr. and Mrs c. Kenyon, jr, Sidney
II. Burns, Frederick Sterry, manager
Of the Plaza Hotel; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert B. Gait, Dr. and Mrs: R. NJ. SWEET
ser. Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Ward, John j.
Howell. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horace
Harding. Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Moore
and A. s. Herendon
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Costume Ball Event
at Thousand islands
Ladies Welcome Club Gives Annual Tea-Sufragsts
Start Campaign at Alexandra Bay-Golf Tour
nament Weeks Sporting Feature.

son Of Commodore and Mrs. Gillespie.
is with the T. II. Gillespies.
Mrs. Edwin c. Farlow and her chill
dren. of New Rochelle, are at the Thou
sand Island House. Mr.. and Mrs. {. u.
Smithers. Mr.. and Mrs. Bascom Little
and Mr. and Mrs J. K Bole, Of Cleve-
land, are guests of Mrs. A. Graham
Miles.
Miss D. Ballantine. of Pittsburgh. is
the guest Of Miss Alice Hammond. Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander r. Peacock, Of
Pittsburgh. have with them Miss Mary
Lee Crockett, of Nashville; Miss Emily
Beck, Of ST. Louis; Miss Lena Cum
Minis, Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Charlton and Miss Mabel Charlton. Of
New York; Horace Beck. of st. Louis;
Lambert Heyniger. of Princeton, and
Dr. Samuel Hamilton, of Pittsburgh.
Admiral Bronson, L. S. ~. and Mrs.
Bronson are at the Thousand Island
House
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ley, Vice Commodore Morton Adkins
ard Fleet Commander L. G.. Stockwell,
Of the Westport Yacht Club, have been
working vigorously for the success OF
the regatta.
Among those who have subscribed for
the dances to be held in Library Hall
during this month are Mrs. c. L. Har-
rison, Mrs. II. r. Labouisse, Miss Gar
rettson, Mrs. W. A. Cummings, Miss
Kruttschnitt. Mrs. J. P. Blair, Mrs. d.
D. Johnson, Mrs A L Foster, Mrs. W.
s. B Beale, Mrs J. C. Campbell and Miss
S B. Miles.
Francis Lee is entertaining Stephen
Ives and c. c. Lund at North Shore,
his summer place. The weekly round
of dinner parties at Westport Inn in
cluded that given by Mrs. Mary +.
Guild in honor of Maestro and Mrs.
Fernando Tenara and that by Mr.. and
Mrs J. P. Blair for Mr.. and Mrs. II. R.
Laboui,se.
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Driving Horse Is
IenOx T aVOrite
Miss Kate Carey and Mrs Edward Spencer Tool Their
-Auomobile-Balloon Race
to Start from Pittsheld

,ox AUG. 14.--There has been
.,nrn 70 driving, especially since
rsIar weather began, and each morn
This week well known cottagers
ing bcen seen in attractive traps be
l;nS handsome teams. LenoN mas two
NM Who drive n-hands-M
Won, o.' cav. who organized and carried
Ma coaching parade in lenox for
out Of years, and Mrs. Edward
ss..-cer who has lately bought coach
,Tbo drives new team of four
S..e Mr. Spencer has also acquired
DAY ov.cllent tandem. Women who
81 g. nsirs include Mrs. William h. O.
GG.S,S Mrs Charles +. Dana, Mrs. NJ.
~, Collier and Mrs. William b.
S'y pS;t,tts6eld will be the starting place
, Re second annual sutomobile-ba
-, rsce for the cups offered by Cort-
wv : Bishop. The starters in bal
e.; a. will be Alan r. Hawley, president
w.. .Ss Aero Club Of America; {. h.
SS;:;Ss, Of Boston; J. II. Wade. jr., of
SS;;..~,.alsr6. Robert Glendennlng, OF
1I;Is5slrhia: A. Is. Weston, of Dayton,
49,. Herbert O. Brown. of Walpole;
~ Jerome KinGsbury. of New York;
Esbsr Bishop. Of Boston; II. B. Brown
- Rosron. and George Won Cntasscy,
% Nv, YORK The conditions will he
~. The contestants shall follow pilot
taUoor. which will he in charge Of Leo
stevens. and the automobiles VIII
--,-sne Stevens's balloon. The balloon
lining down nearest the pilot balloon
~ he automobile reaching StevenS's
Balloon first Will be the winners of the
bishop cups.
Trom The Lenox Club on Monday
rev. party Of members to Platts-
bnrr \ y. 70 Join the military train
no school This delegation comprised
William Marshall Bullitt. eX-Sohcitor
General Of the United States; Frank :.
RIake. George B. Blake, Charles Astorr
Bris,ed Ross ". Whistler and Samuel
rockingham. They were joined IN the
Berkshires by Julien Goldman, George
r. Carter. Francis ". Rockwell, Jr,
Prsinard NeerS and z. J. Shepard.
With the arrival OF Mrs. John lnnes
Kane from Bar Harbor all Of the LenoX
cottacers have arrived. Mrs. William
n Bradford and Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay
FAIRFAX came up this week TO Nayslde'
e.-er having been in Europe two years.
Dr and Mrs. William Holland VIII
r'er. Of Washington. and Miss Rebekah
Wilmer received much social attention
during their visit to Thatcher NJ.
Adams. Nr Adams gave luncheons and
dinners in their honor. as also did Mr..
and Mrs. !. Woodward Haven. Colonel
and Mrs J. REYNOLDS Lands, OF Wash
i1rton. have been entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Crowninshleld. Other
visitors az the cottages have been
Meredith Hare. who was the guest OF
llr. and Mrs Victor Sorchan in Stock
bridge; Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Rand,
Of Rye. y. Y, who were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Carl. A. de Gersdorff; Alarson
Follansbee. Of Chicago. a guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Brown Caldwell; Bruce Gard
rer. of BROOKLYN. with Professor and
lIrs. William II. Carpenter; Miss Mar
caret Flint. with Mrs Beverly c. Duer,
Sir. and Mrs A. Van De Sande-Bark-
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the Secretary Of War and Mrs. Gsrri-
son; Secretary Of State Thomas +:
Martin and family, Of New Jersey, and
the secretary 20 the President, Joseph
Tumulty, and family.
One of the chief social functions OF
the week was the ball at the New
Monterey Hotel this evening in honor
Of the diplomats staying at the house.
Members Of society from Spring Lake,
Long Branch. Seabright and other
neighboring resorts, numbering more
than one thousand, were in attendance.
An impromptu ball was given this
evening at the Lafayette Hotel in
honor of Miss Mildred Morgan, the
newly announced Queen Of the Carni-
val. This hotel will be known as the
Queens Palace" for the rest OF the
season.
Guests of the Plaza were enter
tanned with a special dance last even
ing. followed by a supper in the grill.
In the party were Mrs. F. Wall, Miss
" Edwards, Mrs. VI. J. Black. Mr.. and
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Mrs. Charles E. Key, Miss Edna Green,
Miss Ethel Johnson, Miss Hilda Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton, Mss
Beatrice Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
O'Connor, Mrs. A. c. Nevin, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Duvall, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Salter, william Bradley, Pedro Czon,
J. S. Mitchell, W. s. Cooper, Mrs. 5. j.
Hall, c. J. Cuiser and VI. B. Barnes.
Ocean Grove, y. j., Aug. 14.-Dayid
Bispham will be the soloist at the pre-
sentation Of Handel's oratocio, The
Messiah" in the Ocean Grove Audi
forum next Saturday evening, under
the direction of Tall Esen Morgan. He
will be supported by Anita Rio,
soprano, and a chorus of over 1000
voices, including choirs from New
York. Philadelphia and Ocean Grove.
Chief Justice Isaac Franklin Russell
of the Court of Special Sessions of New
York delivered a brief address on
womens suffrage at the North End
Pavilion early in the week. He said
that the great argument for woman
suffrage is that justice demands 1t and
Justice knows no distinction of sex.
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at Camp Overbrooh. at Whitcface Inn.
One of the most interesting OF the golf
matches among players at Whlteface
Inn was the foursome in which Miss
Pickhardt, Of Englewood. and her
brother, Carl Pickhardt, defeated Ralph
Crews and K. VI. Littlejohn. Miss
Pickhardt made 217-yard hole in two
strokes. Miss Elizabeth Farrelly and
Miss Catherine Farrelly. daughters Of
Stephen Farrelly, of Scarsdale and New
York. are among the recent arrivals at
Whiteface Inn.
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Westport

Westport on Lake Champlain. y. y,
Aug. 1.-THE regatta of the Westport
Yacht Club will take place on the
afternoon of August n in Northwest
Bav in full view of the dock and lake
shore before Westport Inn.
The fastest hydroplanes on Lake
Champlain are among those entered
Among these is the Stroller, owned oy
Percy V. Reddick. OF Albany; Thomas
Minnick's fast cruiser Thomas j. Guy
Carleton Lees string Of seven Lazy
Lady speed boats and Charles cunning
ham's craft. Commodore ". /. Brad
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Mrs. A. W Pond and Miss Alkaline
Sexton, of New York, are at the Sim
clair for a month. Mrs. Ben Pilson and
family. Of Washington, will spend Au-
gust in Dixyille Notch, al the Balsams.
and Laurence Gilman, Of New York,
will 90 there for the month Of Septem-
Der. Mrs. P. P. Wadsworth aud party,
of New York, are spending a month at
the Interyale House. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Ditson and Mr. and Mrs s.
Mallet Provost, of New York, are in
cluded in the permanent summer col
ony al Jackson.
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A Seasick Admiral

The Turkish navy is said to be at
present entirely under German con.
troll. which is well for the Turks, il
their admirals of to-day are anything
like the one Lord Carlisle met when he
visited Constantinople in 1874. This
particular admiral's ignorance of naval
matters was equalled only by his
horror Of the sea. If he went for
cruise he was invariably scasick.
On one occasion, when Frustrated in
his cabin. hearing noise which
grated on his nerves, he inquired
whence 1t proceeded. From the rud
Der Of the ship" was the rerly. Then
have the rudder removed Immediately
ordered the afflicted admiral. lid
Bits.
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man Of the Congressional Union Of
Delaware, will entertain Mrs. Il. o..
of New York, at her sum.
ner home here on the occasion OF
Mrs. Havemeyer's visit to the Jersey
coast in the interest Of woman suffrage
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Colby and
family arrived at the Essex and Sussex
this week for an indefinite stay.
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Hudson River
Travel

The popularity OF the Hudson has
increased wonderfully thanks 10 the
splendid steamer service which has
been perfected One of the fsyorite
Saturday afternoon trips IS that 70
West Point and Newburgh on one Of
the big flyers OF the Central Hudson
Line No small part OF the enjoyment
Of such a trip is the return home IN
the evening. with the searchlight play
ing on passing yachts and the PAIL
sades,
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SHORT CUT IN COOKING

Much work is avoided it, when
Touring chops, steak, chicken, or any
thing to be rolled in crackercrumbs or
cornmeal, one uses small tough pa
putting it on plate. This is a clean
method, takes less time and there are
no mussy dishes to wash. Drop one
OF two pieces into sack, catch by the
top and hold tightly, turn upside down
quickly once or twice, remove, drop
into hot fat. Doughnuts may be su.
cared in the same way.-Modern Pris.
ella.
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CUPID SPECIAL ARRIVES

New York July THE Swedish
American liner United States, which
arrived Tuesday, might with propriety
have been called the Cupid Special.
Among her passengers were 10 brides
elect, who were met by as many
husky young Swedish swains.
Ten gallant customs inspectors
rummaged as carefully as possible
through 10 big trunks, while 10 inquir-
ing heads were turned the other way
by soft, persuasive heads Then came
the marriage license bureau.
Among other passengers was lnga
Sontum, of Christiana, who is en-
route to Newport to teach society
dances.
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!. + 4 f. !. i. j. !. j. i. + + !
. GREEN VALLEY i

Mr. and Mrs. George Biggs and
children, Clark and Inez, visited over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Clark of Akron.
Mrs. Charles Chase spent several
days as guests of relatives in Wester.
vile.
Earl Cochran and family of Lexing.
ton visited Saturday and Sunday with
Warren Pryor and wife.
Mrs. Lizzie Austin returned to her
home in Mt. Vernon after spending
several days with Mrs. c.. E. Scar
brough
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller of Orr.
vile, Oscar Miller and wife and Mrs
b. +. Kunkle of Mt. Vernon were call
ers in the valley Sunday.
Mrs. Anna McGugin of Mt. Vernon
is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs
w, w. Wilson, and family.
Harold Ridenour and wife of Mt
Vernon spent last week visiting G.. b
Ridenour and family.
Sunday school next Sunday at 9:3C
a. m.
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The following telegram will be of
interest to prospective buyers Of Sax
on six" cars
"Uniontown, Pa, June "a, 1915.
Saxon Motor Co., Detroit, Mich.
"The hill climb of Summit Noun
tain, Uniontown, Pa, the event for
cars Of '23o cubic inches piston dis
placement and UNDER was won by the
Chalmers 'Six-4o,' time min. so Sec
Saxon Six driven by M. A. Croker,
was second, time min. Sec, defeat
ing Buick, Maxwell, Hispano, Ian i'm
ported car, driven by Ralph DePalma,
winner of the 50o.mie International
sweepstakes), and Morse Cycle car.
The course was three miles long, over
very steep mountain roads with very
abrupt and difficult turns.
"R. E. COLE, Chief Engineer"
f.. h. Shireman, who has recently
become associated with the Kelser
| Auto Sales Co. saw this test at I'm.
iontown and reports the achievement
started selling campaign for "SiXes'
that will not be equaled for years ia
come.
| Twenty thousand people witnessed
the test and car and driver of the
Saxon Six received a wonderful ova
ton. Invariably, the first question
was when can you get me carr"
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DENMARK AND EXPOSITION
IN SQUABBLG

San Francisco, July THE eXposi-
tion authorities have had a second
rupture with the Danish exhibitors at
the fair, and legal controversy is
possible. The director of the Danish
exhibits refuses to sign contract
urGwa up by the exposition authori-
ties with the idea of protecting the
public in the authenticity of purchas.
es. Otto Wadsted, consul for Den.
mark, upholds the action of the Dan,
ish director, asserting that the con
tract is an affront TO the dignity OF
Denmark. Some time ago another al
tercation arose over the sale of goods
to the fair visitors, but it was patched
up. 1t has been recently discovered
that certain exhibitors, not the Danish
exhibitors. were disposing of domes
tic goods as imported products. A
new contract was drawn up which
many accepted but which the Danish
exhibitors declare is an insult.
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A Cough Remedy That Relieves

It's prepared from the healing Pine
Balsam, Tar and Honey-all mixed in
pleasant, soothing Cough Syrup
called DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey.
Thousands have benefited by its use
no need of your enduring that an
noying Cough or risking a dangerous
Cold. Go to your dealer, ask for a
25c original bottle DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey, start using at once and get
rid of your Cough and Cold.
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Tired, Aching Muscles Relieved

Hard work, over-eXertion mean stif
sore muscles. Sloan's Liniment light.
ly applied, little quiet, and your
soreness disappears like magic.
Nothing ever helped like your
Sloan's Liniment. | can never thank
you enough" writes one grateful user
Stops suffering, aches and pains. An
excellent counter-irritant, better and
cleaner than mustard. All Druggists
25c. Get a bottle today. Penetrates
without rubbing.
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WILLIS NAMES COUSIN

Columbus, o., July lit has be.
come known that Governor Frank b.
Willis left both Franklin county fac.
tions out in the cold and gave a po-
sition to relative. He caused to be
named to an oil nspectorship, paying
800 a month and requiring no work,
his cousin, Hugh Buell..
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MlppIes ARE OFF TO CANAL

Annapolis, Md, July AFTER long
delay in getting started for their sum-
mer cruise, the cadets will embark
today on the battleships Wisconsin,
Missouri and Ohio, for a rip through
the Panama canal to San Francisco.
The cruise was delayed by the inquiry
into examination Irregularities at the
naval academy.
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Neb. 81 had been all
ing for some time with
chronic constipation,
stomach trouble and
a terrible misery after
eating, when / was
taken sick with ab-
scess of the bowels.
We had some of the
bestdoctors in Lincoln
in attendance, and
they all said I would
have to be operated on
right away. ! had
heard of Chamber
lain's Tablets, and we
got o bottle of them.
l began to take them
and in three days Twas
able to be up and got
better right along. !
am the proudest girl
in Lincoln to find such
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-09
AN EASY, PLEASANT LAXATIVE

One or two DR.. Kings New Life
Pills with tumbler of water at night.
No bad, nauseating taste; no belch-
ing gas. Go right to bed. Wake up
in the morning, enjoy free, easy
bowel movement, and feel fine all
day. DR.. Kings New Life Pills are
sold by all druggists, 36 in an original
package, for 25c. Get bottle today
enjoy this easy, pleasant laxative
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LIBERTY BELL REACHES IOWA

Des Moines, Ia, July THE Liber-
ty Bell, en- route from Philadelphia to
the San Francisco exposition, is due
to reach this city today. Governor
Clarke will be the principal speaker
at the exercises to be held on its ar
rival.