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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Miske Beats Howard

NEW YORK, Sept Billy Miskc
of -, Paul, Knocked out Johnny How
ard OF Bayonnc, n j., in the last round
ol a tcn-round bout in BROOKLYN tonight.
The weights were Miskc loo; Howard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Southern League standing


Results Yesterday Al mobile l.Vt NNhh
tn At Al birmingham 81. Ncw orleans
90 At Nashville & Little Rock only
three games scheduled
t,amrs To-day Birmingham at. Atlanta
Memphis at Chattanooga. Little Rock AT
Nashville only three games Scheduled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01

Results Nesterday--At Pittsburgh 3, Hos
ton O. At st Louis I Chicago No others
scheduled
Games To-day Brooklyn ~ PhilNdelrhia
New York at Roston Cincinnati at PITTS
hurgh chicago ut II b0uls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01

telcyen inningrl At waco 70, hhteNe.
mort / At Galveston san Antonio A.
Houston beaumont ,
Cam-s Todn, waco A. Fort Worth
Shreveport AT Dallas beaumont at san
Antonio Houston at Galveston.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01

Houses and apartments ioi rent viii
he best advertised in the Want Ads
Ibis week and next
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01

Use the Want Ads to offer sales OF
automobiles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
PENNSYLVANIA NEWS.
MOTHER IS DEAD,
BOY ISM 7 TOLD
Philadelphia Trooper Came
to Border Unaware Of
His Bereavement

Nascher street. was killed near Delair.
y. T.. by an Atlantic CITY express train.
and Joseph B. Turner. OF Glassboro. y.
T.. was seriously injured. The men
We're struck while carrying ladder
across the tracks
Fifteen persons We're injured when
Willow Grove trolley car ran into
the wreckiug crew on the old York
road late yesterday. but all VIII re-
cover.
Mayer Withdraws Authority.
When mayor Smith was convinced
Yesterday that George BrOtherton. to
whom he had given authority to issue a
city hall handbook was an eXgam-
bier. with poor record, and was using
the mayors letter in soliciting adver-
Using he Immediately repudiated
Brotherton and sent him a letter with
drawing any official authority Broth
ertou was indicted in 1914 for running
a gambling house on Arch street. but
later the case against him was dis
missed.
Everything was quiet along Delaware
avenue today and last night. the strike
Of the longshoremen being we'll under
control.
Politician to See Hughes.
Former director George D. Porter
went to New York today in response to
a request made by William r Will
tionaI committee While in New York
Porter viii also c8nfer with former
justice Hughes, Republican nominee
for president
4 barrel Of hypochIorite OF lime. diff
fused in about 22.000.000 gallons Of wa
ter was used 70 disinfect one-nalt OF
the Georges hill reservoir on Wednes-
day. and employees Of the water bureau
in city hall have since been Kept busy
explaining TO west Philadelphians that
the odor in the water Is due to the lime
and not TO dead fish. decayed eggs or
anything OF that sort in the mains, as
many believed
The weather bureau thermometer
registered 90 yesterday It was much
hotter Al street level
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
ELKS REACH BALTIMORE
FOR GRAND LODGE SESSION

Baltimore, Nd. July s.-More than
1000 EIks and their families have ar
rived here to attend the convention Of
the grand lodge Of the order which
will begin next Monday and last until
the following Saturday Hotel res
ervations have been made for nearly
10000 out Of town guests and Il IS ex-
pected there will be a rush to this city
tonight after the dedication exercises
Of the national home for Elks at Bed
ford City. which takes place today
The two candidates for grand eX~
allied ruler. Lloyd H Maxwell. Of Chi
cago. and Edward o. Rlgnter, OF New
Orleans. have established headquarters
here and one Of the liveliest contests
ever waged for the chief office is in
prospect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
STRESS POISON FEATURE
IN THE TRIAL OF 0RPET

waukeEau. Ill. July S--The Orpet
fury. referred to sometimes by certain
or its members as class in chemistry,
listened TODAY 10 further questions and
answers appertaininE to the subject OF
cyanide of potassium with which poison
VIII IT. Orpet is alleged TO nave muir
de-ed Marian Lambert. The witness
was DR.. Ralph w. Webster. toXlcolo-
giSt called in rebuttal by the state
You testified on direct examine -ion
that Marian Lambert died Of hquio
cyanide of potassium Have YOU
riaured your opinion since" asked
Pzlph F. Potter, OF counsel for the de-
fence
I have not" answered Dr. webster
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
S4,000,000 IS
STORM DAMAGE
At Least z Persons Lost in
$Tropical Hurricane, Later
News Indicates.


New Orleans. La. July Sat least
seven pc sons have lost their lives AMI
property has been damaged to the ex-
tent Of mere than s4.0O0,00o. according
10 reports early today from the storm
swept regions Of Alabama and Missis-
9SJppL Crops ana timber suffered
,lleavily-
Rains that assumed the proportions
Of cioudbarsts followed the tropical
hurricane i'm Alabama. causing serious
floods ut Prattville and Birmingham.
The death list consists Of one "hltt
man and six negroes The former. &
locomotive engineer. was kllleG " ~.
his negro fireman. when his tram Idll
iuto a washout at Bond, Miss ilI
negroes were drowned in the Blrmiie
sham district. and two on the W arIlVI
siver nesr Tuscaloosa, when a siliai'
boat sanF.
Three Vessels Lost.
The American schooner mar. VI
Dautzle-. the NorW eElan ScIlooll-
Amelia and an unidentified two Ilasteu
vessel were lost off ship lsiaiu ~ "a
Gulf Of Mexico Wednesday. accolu
ing to re9crts al Gulfport The crew
Of the AneZia was saved OUT no u -
Of the others has been found Ihlrtg-
six men CO mprised the crew OF lliS
three vessels
.'Pensacol.t came safely through Ihe
hurricane. None killed Big uaHla7eS
&c docks and buildings
This radio message was receit gu
here earl- today from the naval wire
Al.ss station AT Pensacola
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
SIXTH REGIMENT
NOWON THE WAY
Trainload Of Automobiles
and Transport Wagons
Leaves Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July s--Word
- from Mount Gretna says the Sixth
4 Pennsylvania infantry got away
from there for the border in three sec
tions last night They were not routed
through Philadelphia. one battalion.
including companies u, X. L and ", is
from Philadelphia. They were sup
Piled with good cars and travelling
conditions
The Brill Car works today shipped
over the Pennsylvania lines from mere
a full train load OF automobiles army
transports and auto stake wagons. 81
in all. and consigned to somewhere in
Texas" presumably Fl Paso-
Two sleeping cars attached to the
train carried army officers and chaut
feurs. who will assemble the trucks
at their destina ton
Recruiting to stop
Announcement was MADE TO-DAY
that recruiting will he stopped here
for the present. as all the Pennsylva-
mia companies have been recruited up
to their full strength
Considerable stir was caused here to
day bN the report that the members OF
the Women's Preparedness movement
assigned TO meet the troops that pass
through here. had given the members
Of the first CITY troop all the delicacies
az the B. and O. Station last night and
that the other fellows had TO take
what was left This proved a false
rumor. however. as the women turned
over all the sandwiches and other
things TO eat to the commissarT heads
with orders for equal distribution
Wothsr Dead. Guardsman uniformed
News Of the death OF his mother was
not broken to Harold ElwOod CfillnE-
ham. a member OF the second city
troop. when he passed through this
city on a train this morning on mis- way
10 the border for fear of the effect the
shock might have on him His mother
Mrs. Emma Wildman Gillingham. died
al her heme, 6343 Greene street. Ger
mantown. on the same train with Gill
bingham was his brotherinlav-. Capt
Chas- W Lloyd, OF the First Pennsyl-
vauia cavalry Word was sent to Capt
Lloyd 20 inform Dillingham; Of his
mothers death after the train passed
through This city. He knew that she
was seriously ill., but her death was not
expected
To Curb Infantile Paralysis
Great preparations are being made
by the health and city authorities to
prevent the spread Of infantile paraly-
sis in this city and throughout the
state. The malady is claiming scores
OF victims in New York and when two
cases were reported in Philadelphia late
Thursday night. II was feared there
would be an epidemic in this city
Health officials say there is little need
for worry a the present time
Train Hurts Two; Trolley wreck
DAYTON Dickinson. a painter. Of 2il9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
AMBULANCE CO..
READY FOR DUTY
Another Massachusetts Unit
Will Soon Be On Way
For Border Duty.
baseball Results.

Results IF Friday Eastern league
games;
A. Nv Haven-New Haven ., Hart
At Acknowledgement Is. Law
AT AZ Po,tlsrd-Portland 10. Lowell 8.
At Br Observation-Disclosures .. Spring
Results of fridays International
league games
game: Buffalo z. Providence s tsec-
At T5Ionto-Toronto 4. Richmond 3,
I'll innings)-
At M5ntresI-NIontreaI :. Baltimore
Lawrence plsvers today teIegraphed
vice president oNeli, Of me r.as'eI,l
league. that their pay Is overdue ne
will confer with owner sullivan ana
has called a meeting Of the league
directors.
its appear once IN Boston
Hough's Neck cars met headon yes
terday at Quincy Mass, when the
brakes % one failed TO work at
turnout M-ry passengers e were OF u'seu
Probe Of Two Deaths
District attorney PelletiS- has or
dered a search made for three women
wanted connection " AlA AAlt .tNeA-AA
Of Miss Margaret Ward Of Peabody
The officials charge that the girl died
from an illegal operation
Application has been made on be
half Of the heirs for the exhumation
of the body Of the wife Of DIT Louis
! O'Donrel. OF Melrose. who left
about Ss0G. 0uC. She was SIS and mar
ried Dr. ODOnneu. age f6. at Brattle-
horo v, jane Is She died ln Luca'
y. Y. on the honeymoon journey. leaV-
h.- fefz 8 doctor
Two Hurt in Auto Accident
The seven months old daughter or
wr. and Mrs. Chester L. DOYLE Of jam
aica Plain. was fatally injured todaS
al Hampton Falls, y Y, when the
her mother. overturned Miss Bella
FIoarv. OF Portland Ne. Of the party,
sustained a fractured skull and brok-
IN nose The mother was slightly
hurt .Ir Doyle is in business in
Jamaica Plain
Murdered for His Money.
Amara. J. SsIviera. OF East Greenwich.
2 T.. vas today murdered and robbed
Of sIs5 at North Kingston. + l., IL is
believed. by the authorities
PlattSburg. y Y rockies today got
a taste OF Iear-NeXican heat and sew
eral hundr ed showed up AT sick call
but the doctors found the ailments
only minor.
Held On aIudecenf Lfterature- Charge.
Van X. Allison was arraigned today
on an indecent literature charge IN
voIving birth control" theories He
was bailed out by the Fabian club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
RHODE ISLAND
CAVALRY COMING
Squadron Ordered To En-
train For FL Paso; Capt.
Roberts For Colonel?

inspector Of the New England cavalry.
is being urged by many as the logical
man for the office OF colonel of the
cavalry regiment comprising the squad
rons OF Rhode Island, Massachusetts
and Connecticut
Rejected Troopers Accepted
Two members u Troop 3. Earl s
C;rimwood and Howard A Kelly. who
were rejected at QuOnset Point be-
cause Of defective vision. have been ac-
cepted b. adjutant general Mccain
InfantIle Paralysis spreads.
The fnfantile paralysis epideraso
which broke out in New York. has
spread here, one case being discovered
today. There are six others in the
state. being equally divided between
Newport. Bristol and Valley Falls.
Is Named administrator.
Foster B. Davis has been appointed
administrator OF the estate Of his IA
her. Abel r Davis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
INFANT MALADY
IN RHODE ISLAND
Infantile Paralysis Makes
It's Appearance in Three
Cities of the State.

EOVIDENCE. r. ]. July S--IRe
- Rhode Island squadron Of cavalry
i has received orders TO entrain for
FL Paso today. while ambulance com
pany No. / viii start Sunday
The cavalry Will follow the opposite
route from that taken by Battery A.
hut the ambulance command viii take
the same one as did the artillerymen.
Troops In Readiness
The four troops. A. B. c and " have
been preparing 10 lesvesever since
the battery's departure and the en-
trainment is expected to be greatly ex-
pedited. The squadron has Is officers
and 3s3 men
Urged For Cavalry Colonel.
CAPTAIN Roberts, L. s. A. Instructor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

Allison is % years old and has been a
neyvspape- man in Boston. New ork
and other cities The Fabian CLUBS
recentIv organized a Boston chapter
Of the International baoles gtilH> 80 80
plans a mass meeting next IhuIsuay-
Two Men End Own Lives
Archie BOnnanL aged 81; OF Barre
Vt. today killed himself with shot-
gun. owing TO illness
Nelson Bailey, 60. Of = Lloerty
street. Everett. shot himself IN the
head a. Methuen. today and IS on me
dangerous list at the Lawrence nospl-
tan He had been missing from mons
FxcfrC marshal Herbert H Dame,
Of SacO. Ne, died today
Vermont Murder TriaS Ends
Peter E.arocue. who has been on trial
two week. charged with the murIer
~ Elme- Nsashburn. Of Bethel, L
was foIn1 not guilty by reason Ol HI
sanity. Dy q jury today
Hariett J. Cameron. OF Hemenw2y
street. Back Bay. Boston, has brougnt
a 80. 900 breach OF promise suit
AGAINST John F. Whitney, Boston
Matthew Hale. Progressive leader:
TODAY deuudiated the endorsement OF
Hughes for president by the ProEres-
sive na.foral committee. declaring
they ac-ed without authority OF the dele-
rates or Of state organizations
Yacht Racing.
The Amarillo and Timandra mad
neck ana neck race yesterday IN the
second division schooner class on the
second DAVIS run of the Eastern Yacht
cIub from Peaks Island to Booth Bay
bsrbor. AIe. The Virginia came home
first but all three lost to the STAN
fgrd s-nooaer. Alice. on time allow
ance- The Vagrant led the first d.
vision schooners and the Avenger the
first di-isiCn sloops-
Arson Charge; Two Drown
Foster Nelson, Of Clinton, Maine, viii
he todaz held in $4,000 bail on the
charge OF setting fire TO the barn OF
George y. Getchel. Of Clinton, on
a 10 hour search for the body Of lit,
tie Anna Sudol. of Haverhill, drowned
yssterda- in the Merrimac, was fruit
The body OF Frank Wedick. aged %.
= Manchester. y. H. was found Iloat-
ing in The AmOskeag canal TO-DAY
Read the White House Clean Sweep
sale Adv. on Page ; today--Adv-
A dollar saved BY buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
NJ CALL VISITS
GUARD RECRUITS
Massachusetts Chief Execu-
tive Reviews Men Ready
To Depart For Ell Paso.

OSTON. Mass. July S.-Governor
X Mccall reviewed the recruits
IL making up the second provisional
Massachusetts regiment at Framing
ram. Tho rockies" are eagerly look
ing forward TO leaving on Monday Tor
the border
Secretary Tumulty, replying 10
MAYOR Curiev's telegram TO president
Wilson asking that red tape be cut
~ that he massachusetts, boys at the
border may be Immediately supplied
with clothing. said that the matter is
TO be taken up with secretary DaAe'
al Urges Aid for Families
f-o,-srno- Mccall has strongly urged
81, = teIes.am TO senator Lodge the
massage of the bill provldlng SuPIle
-9e7tasv nav for soldiers with farnllles-
The Massachusetts Volunteer Ald as
ISOLATION is TO make new appear IoT
funds. Nearly 80 applications LoI as -
sisrance were received from tanli IS
Of rnilitianen and all were careo LoI-
The fund now totals SSo-ote
Reeuiar~ Praise Guardsmen.
In n letter received from Fl Faso 1E
his father, ". O Drake. steward OF ne
Rrockton Mass, Commercial cluo,
United States infantry, SAYS that Jne
Rav state boys have been dompLl-
n1ented i,y high army officials 10 the
,sse v-frl which they have accustomed
themselves TO their new duties since
errivin- a. the border
I.emuaI Fope. Third. Of Portsmouth,
y H was notified today that ne had
Dassed ,nc examinations Tor West
Point -nl:t-ry academy and is or
dered 10 report there Monday
Ambulance Company Ready.
Cen cutting and Capt Dudley have
received q second ambulance at the
commonwealth armory. up to war
Strength u will be inspected Mon
day and viii 90 TO birmingham Tues
President James PheIan, Of the Ninth
Regimen association, today made a
new appeal for relief funds 10 all us
member
Nerrimac y. H., asked 10 send six
recruits &c fill up ranks OF national
guard, TeSnonded with 10
woman Hangs Herself.
Miss Myrtle Howes. OF New Sharon,
Ne. was tCday found dead hanging
from a curtain pole at the house IN
which sac was living temporarily IN
auburn
swan Chases Oarsman-
A husky Harvard Oarsman On the
Charles river was today chased by an
enraged mother swan near whose nest
he had row ed. The bird jumped over
the shell ard attacked the man IN the
water He got ashore safely
BoSton-s Hottest Day.
Boston hzd its hottest day yester-
dsy, when the thermometer registered
80 in the weather bureau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ASKS
MEN TO OPPOSE STRIKE

- san Francisco. Calf. July sine
gouthern Pacific railway posted IN
eepots and engine houses throughout
as system. Friday, an appeal 10 ITS %
SEQ employees 10 use their influence u
sZert a threatened strike of enEinemen-
. ffremen. conductors. trainmen ana
Ewitchmem. The poster states tnat
strike ballots have been sent 70 tne
members OF the unions. who consuIlle
1912 percent of its employees Inc
cornpanv asks the men who receive the
ballots to vote against the strike
Read the White house Clean sweep
Sale Adv On Page toda4--AoN-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

Somebody must have lent Carranza
a copy OF the history Of the Spanish
war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

It's a Good Paying job.
There being little dong IN the Chau-
tauqua line, maybe the Doc viii raise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

The British report that all Baltic
ports are row closed seems TO be based
on the fact that enough British ships
have been left in the Skagerrack 10
form an impassab bic obstacle to na1.-
cation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

another regiment and get himself ap-
pointed colonel Of IT,
Produce. Luther.
II luther Burbank has really devel-
oped an edible cactus. now is the time
10 prove IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
MORE Truth
N1 Than Poetry
BY JAMES J. 9IONTAGUE.
No Violence. GenflemeT

No NIuienct' utnIItIlltHs
We Judge from Mr.. Wilson's Phila-
delphia speech that he is for a safe
and sane war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

Read the White House Clean Sweep
sale Adv on Page 3 today--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

A dollar saved BY buying goods pro
duced elsewhere is dollar thrown az
your neighbor's birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Woman Hangs Herself.

Miss Myrtle Howes. Of New sharon
Ne, was ;Cday found dead nanslIe
from a curtain pole at the house il
which sac was living temporarily II
auburn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

The body OF Frank Wedick. aged %.
= Manchester, y. H.. was found float-
inc in he Emoskeag canal today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

A husky Harvard Osrsman On the
Charles river was today chased Dy an
enraged mother swan near whose nest
he had row ed. The bird jumped over
the shell ard attacked the man IN the
water He got ashore safely
BOSton-s Hottest Day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-23
PatentFIOur Prices Up Twenty Cents

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 23.-Pat.
ont flour prices were generally ad.
vanced 20c barrel in the local mar
let during the day, which places best
known brands at $500. Another
advance OF an equal amount is antic-
ipated by the trade within few days,
unless there is complete change in
sentiment In the wheat trade.
While profit taking caused a small
decline in the price Of wheat at the
opening of the Chicago market dur.
ing the morning session. there was
great strength and higher prices at
both London and Liverpool
Local market continues aggressive.
ly firm. with much buyinR reported
from the interior at higher prices.
Confirmation Of bluestem sales In the
country were shown during the day
at S1.24Gi.25 per bushel, basis tide d.
water delivery
Broomhall cabled from Liverpool
that the wheat market was strong,
with advancing spot and dearer Man
itoba offers. Spot market strong, s
10 sd higher, with fair demand at
the advance Cargos strong. winters
2s and Mantobas 2s Sd dearer, with
an improved demand.
A semi-official report confirms SER
ious damage in Manitoba and Sas-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-23
WASHINGTON MOOSERS
WANT WILSON TO COME
Prominent Evergreen State
Progressives Join in Letter
to President.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Nine prom
inent progressives in the state Of
Washington have Joined i'm tele-
gram to President Wilson inviting
him to arrange to make speeches in
that state during the campaign.
Chairman Mccormick of the demo-
cratic national committee, at the re-
quest of the president, today replied
TO the invitation and expressed deep
appreciation and also the great re-
gret Of the president that he will be
unable To do what they suggested.
Text of Telegram.
Press dispatches from Washing
ton would indicate You may not come
to this state during campaign" said
the telegram" Chances never better
to carry state of Washington. Mem
bers of progressive party are now in
open revolt against amalgamatinn
with the republicans. If YOU could
arrange To make two or three speeches
here. il would insure electoral vote
OF Washington for you.
we the undersigned members OF
the progressive party of the state of
Washington. who are supporting YOU
! for reelection, most respectfully but
earnestly appeal to you To come to
the state for at least two speeches
! before November il it is possible
to do So We want to win Washing
ton for wilson
The telegram was signed by ole
| Hanson, progressive nominee for Uni
| ted States senator in 1914, and asso-
ciate member democratic national
campaign committee; c. j. France
chairman progressive state commit
tee, 1916. Edgar c. snyder chairman
progressive party state committee
1912: Otto A. Case candidate pro-
gressive party for governor in 1912,
| Henry Albert Mclean. progressive
candidate for congress in 1912 and
nominee Of the progressive party this
year for attorney general; II. c. Pi
| gott. editor Seattle saturday Night,
T.. G. Allen, member progressive
county central committee; DR. Edwin
j. Brown. former progressive candi'
date for mayor of Seattle, and J. X
Justice member progressive county
| committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-23
Blanche Sweet, Lasky Star, In Para
mount Pictures.

Blanche Sweet, the beautiful Lasky
star, caught her first fish last week at
Bear Lake. while on location for the
exterior scenes Of "The Storm" a
Paramount Picture which was di-
rected by Frank Reicher DiSinter-
ested persons assert that it was not
SO much Of a fish, but Miss Sweet is
having it stuffed, and it will occupy a
prominent position in her home, pro.
vided the cat does not see it first.
The fish was enticed from the waters
while Miss Sweet was out in canoe
with Thomas Meighan, her leading
man. As soon as the fish was cap
urpd. Miss Sweet insisted upon imme'
W returning to camp-conSequent'
nighan was left fishleSS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-23
WILL SLOAN'S LINNdIENT RE-
IIEVE PAINP

Try It and see-one application will
prove more than column of claims
James Ferguson, Phila,, Pa, writes:
Il have had wonderful relief since 1
used Sloans Liniment on my knees.
To think after all these years of pain
one application gave me relief Many
thanks for what your remedy has done
:or me- Don't keep on suffering, ap-
ply Sloans Liniment where your pain
IS and notice how quick you get re-
lief. Penetrates without rubbing Buy
it at any Drug store. 25c,-Adv.