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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-16
Christmas Suggestions

Did you ever stop TO think how much money
is spent 40 hi istmas time for gifts that Of TO
practical value to he recipient Many OF the things
thai given are simbiN fo0lishness. Why no! give
hing hst would he o value and suited for ey-
cry dry mSeg suggest tew things that would make
su able present for every nleMber Of the iaNliIy
your t,pnds:
uggtcs, Nus2y Harness, Steel Ranges Heat
ing Stoves. baslihg Machines Wringcrs, Chufns.
Boys uleds, Boys Wagons, fine Lap Robes Perco-
aterS, ROasiers ltaZors and Razor Straps Farmer RS
Knives, Nops, carriage heaters. Carriage Heater
Bricks Laundry Nets aud many other things that
carry in stock. Tome and look for yourself | am
that You can find something that will suit yOu.
E. c. 7 A II L e II,
The Implement MAN
RURAL RETREAT, :: VIRGINIA
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-16

DIR Fahrney's Teething Syrup con
forms to The Pure Food and Drug Law;
every bottle guaranteed. Sample free
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-16
Phosphorus.
Death OF Mrs. Tarter

Mrs. Susan Margaret, wife of
j. Winton Tarter, died ut her
late home on Stoney Fork. some
eight miles west OF Wythevillp
Saturday night, and Was buried
at Mt. Mitchell church in that
section Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The officiating ministers
were the Kew. Black, of R, anoke;
the pastor Of Mt. Mitchell, Tia.
Rev. Cox, and the Rev. Marsh.
The husband and niue gro~ u
children survive. The diseased
was Miss Tarter, from nenr
here, and She spent all of her lie
Of "a years, 8 mont hs and ] day :
in this county. H t last illness
began with h 9 4 t. OF h r
dau ,hter, Mrs W lton, whlsil
occurred at a hospital in i5alti
more several weeks ago After
the de- TIA the d ath Of h-l dalgh-
ter she failed 'agidIy
Go to f G Tarter'~ for Stove
Pipe, Boards, Shov-ls, Pokrrs,
Tongs, and Coal Holds.
FOR SALE.-House and
half acre lot Also one halt
acre lot. North side OF town.
M. L. Cregger.
Rural Retreat. Va.
Don't fail to read E. G. Tar
ter's AL this wee k
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-16

Don't fail to read E G. Tar :
ter's al this wee k
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-16

Go to f G Tarter'S for Stove
Pipe, Boards, Shov-ls, Pokrrs,
Tongs, and Coal Holds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
NAN SAYS He is
ROBBERY VICTIM
ti.du Resident Saws Tie Was Rolled
hy Two Eul'au~ WHO Went
Through lli, Pockets.

Win Dos wrist srra'nei AND deep
a6-a ion ou lIs chin. william Hauee.
AIeIo. app ar.l at tae Rock Island
police station at ID o'clock iast CFen-
ms with O. story ol having been held up
ir thlr sIfy. ai,lrleH tlc police are
noe inclined ta believe che tale since
.na details wHre a.-rruucctet-
Hauee alleges tEar while watkins
ON Fourth avenue two men accostcd
h.u. Be- declared chat one srahhei
hold % h.u and threw him down. The
other. hc said. went through his
FU ssfE
The 1uut consisted oi about So in
ehauGe and at tesct ou the Rock Is
land southern trom Rock Island 10
AIedo. Haucc declared thlt ir was all
tae money hc had and De started out
tGls morning iu au attempt tn raise
funds Co.. gCt back 90 hts home. The
police are investigating the ease. but
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
COAL SHUTE FUSS
GETS INTO COURT
Malas Property Osasrs sea tsiaas-
t.sa % Prsseat Essetioa % Ls46-
tns Devics-
Ease Has Attracted Wiz Atfsutiaa
Wa Taft side fssas r. Ptsu
city Campaign

"..assree ef a essfraaersT BE-
-v--a L4afsal gras Peel q coeuaet-
Lee esm6aag. Hfa.se. asf residents
.rss a fa- e~fEsaesE66e as Fosrts
sr-r.- aat EI-vrurs ssr~-t over sEr
-...rF .r f coal ss1fF as thst Jsea-
sss T-sa.rrf .e a Berssaa sled .a
.- ..F.sf ee4Ft today aseIef tssF ere
POL permanently resffals-E rroea
FsefsE such "a bgsatieE
mo .fse Ffs attracted wtf- sstFr
# HH.ar rer rsr r-ssaa tsar Co.
ee. f- saf- Issue fs tes seerss
..He4s r Of esaelsslserrs there. ne
.saE9r provides tsst aeT ssr4e-
HFF H- construed ss sefe-
.fHraF a~ erected ie a frs-
without e1ssrrE et efre-
.T.-rs H .rr TseIrsTe
".. Hss se1gr trff rar f1rl
..eH .srfea6 .srrt erecting "a coal
H-u-fgrr sr EITFrrfH srrrr-.
~ ~I ssrrE-. rrsasrEss 1f ere
...#Ht sr once protested ire
ess arslser r1 csc astraF.7r af
-H- .HHre.t fsf G-9Ffs.7rs 81
.Harer ..r-f f1 ss9v fssr sges
Uoslf rl7.ss~ certain aro-
M emo bgEusr ordinances.
.aHrts.He Etee cTFr.fssi4a Co.
rH Hs,f provided there was
r vfe che asI.t.rs code
T.eH cone ar che esrsnH ssi1rsrs went
... once
no rev e1ae-r asa roe hesitate 90
crane an outright e~rmtr ara V1rt
.rE vas started re teF
.H.a.H. F.H.- an L.- Foot -.re1Hsr .TH has
..H HHt- This EEs been largely
...#sH rart and .s so deep tEat tae
level .s r-E.srf water proc
rates enc vr-f ard adds Co
expense
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
cOmpeIS All impurities
TO abandon System
Blood Troubles Can not Re.
main If Properly
Treated.

Thr-- o. "a s. & s.. che famous blood puri-
e.. property chat absolutely compris harm
Ia i1nufnces fa tIainfrzratr and lose their
tdT1tifF. 80 natter what they are called
roc bow destructive they arc there o. DO $. :
q. a powerful. seErchtuE counter iuluruce 20
nEllhifsfs tlr most eruptvr <errl. causes he
rlrrraa tEirET o. convert it irr1 an inert
snt..sarrr chat o. qg4rklF thrnun out % the
tirrsi a1d ont % tle body bv flr satn. Lungs.
kidrsFH. boUcis. aad destroyed in re liver
Thrr~ a. nee sirri~ advance in medicine
trdsF that lu alr sEasr o. an Improvement
orrF s. s. - Sur-f-y - q wonderful. llas-
srrfrf eeirnrr. huf w1rl ir comes tn purifying
sHr hlHHd - 81 =. ErlaIie alone. thousands g
drrfTra have rrerc4 &C. lErir Patients
a. laf riHafa tuHu ir ID s s. 81. tecataa
fhrr leave The tres rr1ruf q thr doctor In
rifriiiF. Hat faiT.mindfl c1cfcra long $50
rerffrrti that lE the vegetable nature q = =
A. vrfrr r~rtaIn fr-reiirrfs fhat 90 the blood
fu sirEufEa weTr lasf as erFrntiai a. the aesh-
ta.IHE eira-rfs q che eraIrs. meats. fats
ana fuEaHs 20 aas arlIF fHa4- TIE average
af.fnr O. tgsaare AID % tralcrl lrfeil .-siet-
If~ nas 500 fhr rrcorrriea frrll rrurFf cases
- hiooG fruahie b. the uss q s. $. :. Get
= Nrsfi~ q 81 = =. today - aug erlie=tst-
Arr~rs - suHsfifrfr. Auf n Fou Wish
rrurer afrf7e 90 aur farm - bod troubie-
write 20 fhr .fstilrai AdF1frr. The swift So
eisr Ca TO- Svts; Hl1E-- As.asI-. c. J. -
9pFts uE!-e GQlss a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
zTSeatgl
Al IN rnLTfHIA.


rCre.H Sam nf Wort 0r fHe AwHrl-
can government. n nine reel feature
..a.. produced by Henri. 49,. savage.
5s being Ea1EH af tlr Columbia
freafrT lr Davenport tFif week. iu-
e.g1lrE Sunday. The picture ura aus-
Erstrf bF FrrdericE W HaHEir'a book
on ttr American Foserumrlt The
lecturer uh1 travels with tl.r feature
flu end explains every detail arrr-
tl1rasrlF referred t1 tretr sam 90 tHf
mieturEt -frm- tFr world EHr ever
erour. with 10000 employee and
over ZOO 900 r.U rflrE holders Picture.
rf Washiretrr chat have never boon
taken before are shown. .reilt.-E 600
tsr government fui.diUFs. Interior and
~tfer51~s r1ErrEuFEr 0Gria!as lurt1t-
ias fa~ president end hiF eahi1rts
EHs is'r~H Sew Nnrt Hrrns'Fu
navy yards. ff- army ana navy.
treasury trrartur EfaEi-r ln"
rrreF arI afa-rF orc c1irets fae
revenue cutter rrf iisrfH1l.r services
weather bHrrau. even t1 enc Philippine
ISLANDS rrf tfrrFs F1 fFr forest
rangers ard 5rr.ssf.aH protests i- Gro
west TEe' picture .H one u. che wn :
complete ever taken Tho Columbia
theatre has been arrr1rT.at iy deco
rated uish rcd. white and blue hlrf-
far. arf r. f0-rlrr@ orchestra renders
n program ~ patriotic selections.
-Frs aEiaF ff~ Wee Trust. taken ur-
der thr direction ~ p.Ef-lrt Affnr-
nrr whitman OF New York. win b.
shown next week. starting Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

a concrete e'afaet has been b1Ei
fo Kansas CrV. spanning 90 railroad
fraess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
SUNNY HILL.

1fr. and vrs Arthur Laur1n an
uourcc the birth 90 a Eou. Kenneth
Stuart Lawson
ne Farmrrs' Social ciub was on.
frrtaiurI last week by sir. ana AlTa
Charles Buck
air ana 2iTF. Hush NcGrnT crter'
tanned che wal Williams family sun
day
sfr ard Mrs ~ X. Stuart of War.
uer were sunny Hli visitors last
wcek
afr ant wrs. CLYDE Lees and Mrs
walter Weaver and daughter BcTnice
% coal Valley visited sunday ~ MTs
T. r L.avE1n's home.
Thomas McNfiuu t. spending this
week On Chicago visiting HIS dauEh-
trrs May and Marguerite.
Mr.. aui Mrs. MeEivain visited last
week az the home % their daughter
Mabel Of Gcneseo-
afisa Ethci BcTE1uiEt has been cho-
sen 90 represent the seventh grade %
western township IN a spelling con
test.
Homestead church viii hs visited
mex. Sunday b. the Monmouth college
gospel team
1fiss Cora Clarity. formerly % this lo-
eaffv. von highest honora ~ the
prury township eighth Erade contest,
4 very heavy Fainatoru1 visited this
vicinity Tuesday morning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

\ zoties vzs Efvsz Lznfahi Bros
fsas farther WoTf Nosif - carried On
az tEsir 0wn risS. hat E-oFs expense
as tssa iae@rEsG ze4 =css Wor<
Gs1s.
Exp~asiye fsr Ssms Ons-
Ezsser sav 80 natter e decided.
great rEEsass utl1 - frezrre9 ~ oae
sfts - tkr tss4setiea e. ErantsG. al
wert ga9srtatsz 49, fks eEpsass FoEs
90 vii ave beer o. vzia- ~ ths real
ssass lose tsssr case tssT vii b. bar
f-rrf wfsh cgars costs Art lreifeet
Sees. 20 sass ever damages,
Properly owssrs wfe hrs-E ere se-
zoe are Erica q. EsFieesoa. cefistlss
s.riessaa. swan AGGsFsos. Ggsiaf
t.sssT. L0sisa Stage. " e. stazEs.
a. ~ Stage CO. H. sEaHEs. Catserisr
gsrEssrael. Ecms W@staaa. uaF1ttra
tIsrtes. = a. Geessfs. a. = t'iiiFF.
MARY Bsossarssr sss t.oglsa AGris-sa.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
MERITED ADVANCE
FOR cap" ROSS
Nsilas ney Frsmafsf ~ Fisv Cam-
paay o. Fssition q Cot Ci~rk
at nraueh fartoFs.

E1v6oG a. Ross eirsS zoe tsr .sst
two T-srs 90 csc st45 osles 9s ere $50
lice rt1e CO.. has been Eirra a u-fr.trl
praaasf1E. Nrr1sr-e9rrt OF Dis all
eaae-a~nt Co. tse position % e7sE maa
as ere stsr1f varas branch 90 sralEh-
tor. Wis. was aa5r yesterday. iiF vsf
sssaafr s5s rev aafirs ttaEtaF-
cap Ross. as Do EFEerailH
knows is a WFl.E~ f1F graduate at
ere tf1lre E.Er school uIrE Gro c'aF.
es t9et. and young man az more than
as.asl popularity I1 ttat estF. tir las
BEEN a prom rerF rsruHer amrrE rHr
FaarErr sec oF far tt1i.Hr Commercial
elab and aiI 81 GU s-4lEaf1a ui'a tlr
best wishes at a tarEe number OF
frf~rEs-
tfs rev ras.rs9r ~ rrsp1-s.h'tifr .e
eatsreer as rF~ faes fasf te has made
good .r fEe tTa years De- BIAS been altH
tEs 1l1liae rlrw C1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

The acciirc o, riF-hrecdinE To- Ire
lard. states report from the Irish
Departments % agriculture. is due 10
large part 20 the want % housing ac-
co=modaffor for the animals IN the
rev cottages. and the growing disin-
eifuafinr % fshorcrs' families 20 look
after them The shrinknsc IN tsc num-
=ser % pigs suourts 20 - Per cent
In Ulster. th~ report states. q - the
practice 90 fstfsa PIGS as scon as they
are wez-es- ard BY This means three
lots - pigs are tEra@t out tr year.
n cshsr parts % the enurtry oriy one
10. = r=arkstef ic year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
1910 Third Ave. Rock Island. Phone
Specials Tor Saturday and Monday

60, g .s.9 ..,.a,, q .s,' g,,',s''al sep ......
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Notice

Sealed proposals win be received at
the city clerks Office. Rock Island. III,
until 1--WE o'clock p. m. June 3. 1915.
for the publishing IN pamphlet form
monthly reports OF the receipts and
disbursements and proceedings OF the
CITY council and such other reports as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

are required to be published. Pamph-
lets to be same size as those on file
in my Office. Prices 10 be per page,
no charge to be made for cover.
City reserves right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill. May p.
1915. N. T. RUDGREN.
CAdvD City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
DUPES DESERTED
SPOUSE; DIVORCE
Charles Moraa. Pleading Feniieuee.
ASKS Cash 81 Wife, Gets II.
and skips.
TWO SEPARATIONS ARE GRANTED
-Otkrr Woman IL Responsible for
Disappearance % Nan IN Both
Instances.

FoF seven long years NrE- Louise
Norman af this cts has been watch
fa,iy waiting fsT the retzra o. her
husband. Ctarirr Tao latter has a
t-u-G5iiar biu that the ieat him IN
isfs. or should have it. 20 &c has not
ianE ESQ disappeared And thereby
haEss a tale Cog che -meanrat uau"
and "a consequent divorce.
judge E 49, uiuFfrf granted a dc
varrr Co. STR Norman this morning
eteu Der Testimony showed che trib-
Citations vlieE had attended her since
ere drsrrfl1u ia 1907. 80 that time an
aHaifF appeared % take the attention
aaG affections OF Charles and thc i1t-
t-r ,ru tar home ttlt had been his
since tsrf
Tho reEIr husband appeared ou tho
E1eiEUr t6F O. very short time during
trr f0fl1uirF year Unexpectedly Dc
returned. bringing vlfh him "a hard
luck story iir owrd board. Do raid.
Fl frr amount Hf $40 ~ Do could be-
Furnished fH.H. Boz would again take
r.s place as enc head of gre family.
tiE wife and tHe Eve ctilHrru were
1Fr~tTfTi az fEr prospect. farraEe fhr
man f1r FiF laG.HerFfiou. ana save t.m
rar f1 dollars
ina, var Gre art they saw Of
Charles.
-tuathrr woman Case.
On the divorce slit OF Edith L1tz o.
Moline against Carl Lgtr. testimony
ardaEhr tH rerr ffr fact that -au-
other woman" vaH tHe cause which
broke gp chat family The couple was
married ln 1906 11I lived happily 90
s-farF gufU August. 1919. when che
err.rr craze was at see height Carl
Lgfz was noe immune and Skipped
With tho nev love. HiE wife had no
lmeaitv .a proving The desrTtiou-
g. D. MrerFmau was the attorney
f1r Tire petitioner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
CITY CHAT.
(Advertisements.)

(AdyeTtisements.)
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For express, call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
r. I. 9S1.
Wear a So (union made) hat. Mems
Fashion Shop, Harper house block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

believe that Hance was drunk and that
he probably lost the money
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31
No Carnegie Medals
For Salem Heroes

At the time Miss Maud Smith, of
Lebanon, and Miss Dorothy Rauch
were drowned in the Willamette river.
July 4, those who witnessed the efforts
of Edward Wheeler, George f. Man.
ming and Jonn d. TAFT to rescue the
Young ladies were of the opinion that
the men should receive some recogni-
ticn for their bravery.
f. GaFollette, recently here from ST.
loan Springs, Ark, took the matter up
with the Carnegie Hero Fund commits.
sion, through Councilman J. A. Mills.
After considerable correspondence with
the commission, the following letter
was received yesterday from +. NJ. Will
mot, manager of the commission, at
Pittsburg, Pa.
"The Carnegie hero fund applies to
acts in which conclusive evidence may
be obtained showing that tine persons
performing the act, voluntarily risked
his own life in saving, or attempting to
save, the life of fellow being.
"While the acts of MesSrs Wheeler,
Manning and TAFT are commendable,
from the facts at hand it does not ap-
pear that they were attended by any
extraordinary risk of their own lives;
and for this reason, their eases, | re-
gret to say, do not come within the
scope of the fund.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31
Elihu Root Shys Hat
Into Political Ring

Albany, N. Y, Aug. 31.-Political
sharps today saw in a powerful speech
delivered by Elihu Root before the Con-
stitutional convention in support of the
short ballot, the virtual shying of his
hat into the Republican presidential
ring.
Roots speech was regarded as one
of the greatest efforts of his career
He displayed strong progressive view
point in returning the government into
the hands of the people and bitterly at
tackled the system which has made pos
sible the existence of "invisible gov
ernment" through political bosses. In
support of the proposal for the short
ballot, Root said:
"We can take tins one step toward
not robbing the people of their part IN
government, but toward robbing an ir
responsible autocracy of its indefensible
autocracy of its indefensible and unjust
and undemocratic control of govern
ment, and restoring II to the people tC
be exercised by men of their choice anc
their control"
Root left his place as chairman OF
the convention to take the floor anc
deliver his speech. He made no refer
ence to aspirations for the presidential
nomination, but some regarded Root az
putting himself on record with sucl
progressive views as many believe th'
man chosen by the republicans mus
have if the progressives are to b
1 drawn back into the republican ranks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31
Threats Hold Moslems
On Fighting Line

San Francisco, Aug. 31.-Threats of
death if they retreat or are taken plis-
oners are holding the Turks firm in
their lines at the Dardanelles, according
to a communication received from the
battle lines in that region today. The
letter is signed by Joseph Bengalis, a
Maltese soldier, and is addressed to his
cousin, Charles Minfrud, Of this city.
"a handful of German officers have
hundreds of thousands of Turkish sol
diers so terrified that they will do
anything" said Bengalis. "From the
necks Of Turkish prisoners we have
taken death scrolls. Each Moslem sol.
dier is supplied with one. He is forced
to read it every morning -,
"The scroll tells the soldier that If
he retreats his officer is waiting with a
gun and that if he surrenders the enemy
will shoot him. 1t consigns him to ev-
erlasting torment if he stops fighting
"The waste of Turkish life is ter
rific.O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31
Taft Advocates One
Term Of Seven Years

Berkeley, Cal, Aug. 81. - Former
President William II. Taft's advocacy
of seven year term for presidents and
ineligibility for reelection after that
period was widely discussed today by
persons who heard him present this idea
as the only means of eliminating the
lost efficiency of the present system.
He also urged the budget method OF
making appropriations by congress.
"The last year OF the term of ctfiee
of any president is necessarily one OF
decreased efficiency under our present
system - said Professor Taft. This y
in part due not so much to a desire OF
the incumbent to be reelected as to thc
desire of those whose political life De
pends on his, to have the administra
ton succeed itself. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31
Want General GOethaIs
For Portland Manager

Portland, Or, Aug. 31.-There was a
great deal of speculation in Portland
today as to whether Major General
George W. Goethals, builder of the
Panama canal, could be induced to ac-
cept the managership of Portland.
The proposition of managerial form
of government has not yet been sub,
mitted to the voters, but it was be-
ieved that if General Goethals gave the
slightest indication that he is in re-
ceptive mood the movement would be
given a great impetus.
General Goethals has not yet been
approached on the subject, by S. Ben
son, who is fathering the movement in
tends to do so some time today.
General Goethals spoke for five min
utes at q luncheon of the Portland
Rotary club this noon and shortly after.
ward spoke at chamber of commerce
luncheon.
General Goethals, his wife and son
are in Portland en- route to the San
Francisco exposition. They will leave
for the south either Wednesday evening
or Thursday morning, if present plans
are carried out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31
HOW TO LOSE YOUR TAN,
FRECKLES OR WRINKLES
x x * x 4 X 4 x * x x 4 x

x X X X x X X x X X x X x x X
A days motoring, an afternoon on
the tennis ground or golf links, a sun
bath on the beach or exposure on a sea
trip, often brings on a deep tan or vivid
crimson or, more perplexing still, q
vigorous crop of freckles. A very neces-
sary thing then is mercolized wax,
which removes tan, redness or freckles
quite easily. 1t literally peels off the
affected skin--just little at a time,
so there's no hurt or injury. AS the
skin comes off in almost invisible
flaky particles, no trace of the treat
ment is shown. Get an ounce of mer-
colized wax at your druggist 8 and use
this nightly as you would cold cream,
washing it off mornings. In week or
so you will have an entirely new skin,
beautifully clear, transparent and OF a
most delicate whiteness.
Wrinkles, so apt to form at this sea.
son, may be easily and quickly removed
by bathing the face in a solution of
powdered saxolite. | oz., dissolved in
witch hazel, 1-2 pint. This is not only
valuable astringent, but has a bene'
ficial tonic effect also.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31
Exposition Book
In Public Library

Three books of especial interest have
lately been placed in circulation by the
Salem Public library. "The Jewel
City," written by Ben Macomber is of
special interest, not only to those who
have attended the Panama Pacific cx-
position but to those who would like to
read upon art, sculpture and in fact
everything about the, exposition before
going.
AS 50 mdnv have toured the jtat9 C
California, the history of the staCo viii
be II greater interest the coming N'I-
tor. One Of the ltw books in the lb-
.a,y is Norton's, "t aIifornia, " + is
tory written with human interest
throughout. Another book on the state
that is historical, yet more in the mar
rative form is the one recently writ
ten by Gertrude Atherton, entitled,
"An Intimate History.'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31
Two Students Drown
In Willamette River

Portland, Ore, Aug. 3l.-Anoth.eer
warning against going swimming wlile
oyerhcated was issued by the city au-
tborities today as the result of the
drowning in the lower Willamette river
late Yesterday of Alvin Hawkins and
Walter Nelson, two Jefferson hlgh
school students.
Hawkins attempted long swim art
or playing tennis for several hours, ne
was taken with cramps. Nelson and Ce,,
eli Dunn. aged 90, went TO Hawkins
rescue. Both were caught In Hawkins
death grip and sank with him: Dunn
succeeded in breaking away and saving
himself, but the other two boys per
ished. Hawkins was brother at Mar
tin Hawkins, the well known amateur
athlete.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31
Alfalfa Needs Sulphur
As Best Fertilizer

Sacramento, Cal. Aug. 91.-Alfalfa
is hungry for sulphur. BY using it as
a fertilizer it will increase the yield
100 per cent, not to say 500 per cent,
according to Professor F. G. Reimer, of
the southern Oregon experiment station,
in a statement today. Reimer says he
made the discovery after four years OF
experimenting. In ccder to increase
the yield 100 per cent 800 pounds OF
crude sulphur analyzing about 9S per
cent sulphur, or 300 to 500 pounds gyp
sum, or the same amount of iron sui
phate or superphosphates is used,
DIR. A. j. Cook, state horticulture
commissioners, said Reimer S discovery
is exceedingly valuable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31
IT'S GREAT FOR BALKY
BOWELS AND ST0MACHS

We want all people who have chronic
stomach trouble or constipation, no mat
ter of how long standing, to try one
dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
one dose will convince you. This is the
medicine so many of our local people
have been taking with surprising re-
suits. The most thorough system
cleanser ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy is sold by leading druggists
everywhere with the positive under
standing that your money will be re-
funded without question or quibble if
ONE bottle fails to give you absolute
satisfaction.