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Reception TO Rev. and Mrs. F. c.
Rogers

In compliment to Rev. Frederick c.
Rogers, the new pastor of the Centen-
airy NJ E. Church and Mrs. Rogers a
reception was rendered them Friday
night in the Vestres of the Church.
Some seyenty-fye persons were in at
tendance and a very delightful. al
though informal evening was spent.
The program features included a
piano duet by Miss Pearl Harvile and
Miss Helen Day; a recitation by Miss
Geneva F. Smith and singing by Mrs.
Rose Coombs Burrill. Lyle S. Moore
and others. Refreshments were
served and one of the happiest fea-
lures of the affair proved to be the
humorous stories related by Pastor
Rogers. Those responsible for the
event were members of the Ladies'
Social Circle with Mrs. I. ]. Smith,
the president as the efficient director.
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CO0kS0n-Porter

The marriage of Leon NJ. Cookson
lineman in the employ of the New
England Tel. & Tel Co. was married
Saturday to Miss Hazel Porter, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket
Porter of Middle st. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Chas, H. Nc
Elhiney of the Island Avenue Con-
gregational Church at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobart on Madi-
son Ave. It was a very quiet affair
and the only witnesses were a few
acquaintances. The couple are to
reside for the present at the home of
Mrs. Martha Davis on Water ST.
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The Shaw Business College whose
advertisement appears in another
column, has been doing business in
this state under the same manage
ment for a period of over thirty years,
1t is progressive and up-to-date and
worthy of the patronage of those who
wish to secure a sound business edu-
cation. Write for free catalog.
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MOULDER MAN WANTED
at once on +. \. Wood Mould
er Steady work for the
right man. Skowhegan Novel
ty Works TEA
SHADOW OF THE Pines Bun

SHADOW OF THE PINES" Bun
galow at Lakewood for rent by the
week or by the season. Tracy For
sythe, r. F. D. l, Madison, TEA
GLADSTONE FLoUR-Have you
tried it? II not, do not now. IL Is guar
anteed to suit We have it in bags
and barrels. We also have freshly
ground Graham. Rye, and Cornmeal,
for cooking purposes. y. a. q W. +.
Porter, Skewhegan. AVA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. help in
Wood Working Mil Modern shop.
nett Mfg. Co, 200 pearl ST. Portland,
Me. 3w24
FOR RENT-Furnished cottage at
Popham Beach. Apply to Mrs. Ed
ward II. Hawley 80 High St, Bath,
Maine. Tel 442M. 4w24*
MAINE FARMS. YORK AND CUM
prices $3.50 to $4,000. II you want TO
buy a farm In this section we can
suit you. To purchasers who pay
$4,000 or more we pay return fare to
$40. l. a. Payne, No. COS Fidelity
Building, Portland. Me. TIA
afro FOR SALE-Model 81, Buick
Touring car in good running coudi-
ton; new tires and -, : extras * -, Must IS,
''''l '1'''tt- 80 t''-N'f
seen at Skowhegan Garage. EDWARD
Tague, Sko~hegan. tt2i
WANTED-PUL MEN AT MAC
kamp. Me. S2.to per cord. Bachtr mar
mount " co. AVA
~, 49,,
Ah fhEfAhED 10 ~ ~ mr.
very pest manner al klnds OF custom
W"Gl "ofkihe' eafdIhg, SnIlIlIhE'
douptihg ana IWisiIlE, -, ne 9koWle,1
gan Farmers Union Of SkoWhegan and
l.. r. Hussey of Bingham. Me are my
agents H. a. Bartlett Harmony.
3w25'
..., 49,. -
corner of Poplar St. Mary Lewia.
4w25"
T,Xo co.nE crrpxsrx p,,,s
IMo "hADE u Eh oE1 u LIZ
i"r SaIe Els ~ NJ anu zen iIiom'hs oIu'
ridgewock p. o. Address r. F. D.
l. Skowhegan. ties
.tNN ~ hoihDIA DIN ny n
tAmerlcahl III 10 volumes nan MO,
TEocc". t1F sdiT' u.s. 80 w III sen
St, Skowhegan. 4w25.
-
WE ~ 4. =. sEfARAloh AZ BAR
gam, we nave on mana one new iate
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sae sssenenseeeseeeseeessee
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FOR
Housework Mrs. Abram Newton,
Jackman. tf2O
TWO STOVES FOR sALE-One At
lantic No. 10; and one Acme Oakdale
$500 each. r T. Patten. tits
THE cATHARINE VI. GRAY PLACE
for sale at West Athens consisting OF
House. Stable. Woodshed and one Acre
Of land J. +. Holman. AVA
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE Idle Hour
al Lake Wesserunsett for rent for the
season or sale. also three lots for sale.
Price aud terms reasonabl j. Arthur
Morrissette. sol Washington St, Bos-
ton, Room 60. 5w23
WAITRESS WANTED-At the Car
ra bassett Inn. Write or telephone TO
y. W. Murphy, Proprietor, No. Arson.
"HANDY MAN" WANTED FOR THE
summer at Lakewood Inn. Apply to
Thos .. Cahill, r. F. d. No l, Madi-
son. tf23
FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY,
buy near good markets in the. most
prosperous city In Maine. Write or
call and see some of my good bar
gains II. T. Hanson, 165 Main St,
Waterville. 16w14"
n n =
kinds Large or small Large variety
In price. location and equipment to
choose from. E. H. Ramsdell, Ripley,
Me. Telephone: Ripley. 3-2. tf36
HOUSE AND STABLE AT % Maple
st. for sale or rent. Modern improve
ments, large lot, fine shade, extra good
spring water in house. Apply to a.
gan. tf29
FOR sALE-50 young pigs oldest
ready to go June 10. also some nice
young brood SONS. prices right. Far
mers Tel 12-12 Z. S. Paine No. an An,
son. tf23
horse power Lambert gasoline engine,
in good repair Reason for selling
electric motor being installed. Apply
y. =. Moore, Arson 4w21+
FOR SALE--steam mill, also lumber
order. Silo lumber. elm and hemlOck
plank, elm and brown ash boards di-
mension lumber. hardwood flooring
planed and matched lumber, siding
also house finish. Write for partic-
ulars. E. D. sterry, Norridgewock.
tf23
TWO MATTRESSES WANTED AT
Hotel oxford. Skowhegan. tf22
a Co-PARTNERsHIP HAS BEEN
Formed by Clifford Cowett and Willis
Gordon at the Wilson Shop. near
South channel bridge, to do black
smithing. horse shoeing and job work
of all kinds. Sw22*
-
AMAIElh PHOIOGHAPHEHS-
S 6risg or mai your INNS 70 the HUN
S1auio' okoWnegan Me. y. =. fnone
ppomntlv attended fo anu ~ ny tf3s3
~
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE ON TURNER
Avenue for rent. Steam heat and all
modern improvements. one of the
pIeaSfa,hiest loca1tles IN Town, Apply
10 elher Il = Butter or d. - Grifilh-
tt2l
ONE LIGHT CoNCoRD BUGGY FOR
sale Also one 2-horse carryall and
a dunn cart win roar wheels r "
Gaylord. tel
E.~, ar, ,.o .co,s RON
or - VT c-.II ci MS rCn i'a
+ IL ~ '3ogtd 9ot9li' - " nice
sugar orchard with camn' House
barn and out bniIdlnps For nartic-
ulars address Mrs Ella N Iewett.
Skowbegan. roo
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You know that dandruff means
baldness-it keeps collecting, forms
in layers and robs the hair of nutri-
ton. The first application of Nyal's
Hrsutone will loosen up the dandruff
and supply nourishment. G. R. Fogg
Druggist.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
Taken From Local Paper
of Many Years Ago

! september I, IStt-AmOng the nu-
merous fine one and two-horse turn
outs on our streets, none attracts
more attention or affords greater
pleasure and comfort to the owner
than the team driven by Mr. Thomas
Tantish. His miniature buggy is the
/ production of Mr.. Galway, a young
man of natural genius in our village,
who has recently built another of like
style of larger proportions. They
/ both display a large amount of taste
and ability. Thomas says those who
are rich can ride in chases but he is
/ content TO ride in his rezeed wagon
September Il, 1S77-These boys
who steal Mr.. c. A. Williams mel
/ Ions are requested to save the seeds
! as Mr.. ". procured it at consider
able expense.
September Is, 1S77-Ex-Governor
/ Coburn entertained Ex-Governor and
Mrs. Dingley on their visit to Show
hogan last week.
October Il, 1S77-Dr j. S. Gushing
was in Massachusetts last week visit
ing his brothers family during the
last hours of his, Dr. Henry's little
girl.-Dr. J. S. Cushing has purchas-
ed the S H Malbon stand, corner of
High and North Streets.
October 10, 1S77-Two couples new
1 ly made happy have our thanks for
cake Major Davis and wife and C.
i \. Hill and wife have placed us under
obligation.
October 26, 1S77-The first snow
storm of the season Monday-About
/ fifty couples of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Emery came down upon
them last Wednesday evening and as
sisted in opening their new house. 1t
was no easy task to furnish enter
tainment for so large a company but
the genial couple proved equal to the
occasion. The whole house and
stable was thrown wide open. Those
who desired, pre-empted the latter,
a large. new, nicely finished building
and spent the time in dancing. 1t
was most enjoyable occasion.
November >, 1S77-Harry Kimball
of this village, is soon to open a sing
ing school at North Anson.-The
French have bought four acres of
land upon the plains off North Street
for cemetery.-Th friends of Mr.
and Mrs. George Philbrick deeply
sympathize with them in the loss of
another child, a bright little boy of
four or five years.
November 8, 1877-Rev. o. ]. Han
cock has changed his residence. He
will hereafter be found on North ST,
frst house above Leavitt Street west
side-We are glad to learn that A.
R. Smiley is soon to commence a
singing school in this vllage.-We
are glad to learn that Mr.. NJ. c.
Gushing is about TO engage in bust
ness in this village. He has pur-
chased half interest in the harness
manufacturing business of r. G.
! Leighton.
November Is. 1S77-Mr. C, A.
Woodbury. is spending a few weeks
vacation in Washington county among
our away down east friends.
November %, 1S77-Rev. Henry
/ Ward Beecher will lecture in Coburn
Hall, Friday evening. Jan. the 14th.
December I. 1S77-At the Annual
Convoeation of Somerset r. A Chap
ter. holden Nov. 30th, the following
named Comps. were elected as Off
GERS for the ensuing year: A. g.
Blunt, H. P; J. H. Frost, X; 0. A.
Priest, S. w b. Snow, Treas; C. NJ.
! lambert See. Fl A Toward c II
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Nyals Hirsutone-for the hair and
scalp-cleanses the scalp of dandruff,
stimulates the growth of the hair and
preserves its natural beauty. Dam
druff is unhealthy-get rid of it.-G.
R. Fogg Druggist
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Vermont Minister to Speak

Rev. Charles B. Atwood of Brattlo-
boro, Vermont, will preach on the
Grove Meeting Grounds Sunday, July
9th, at 1880 a. m. and 100 p. m. Rev.
c, B. Atwood has had a long and
varied experience in the MINISTRY,
having had pastorates in Maine, Nova
Scotia, New Hampshire and Vermont
All are invited to hear him.
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SKOWHEGAN BASE BALL TEAM
CONTINUES TO WIN
CONTINUED from First Page

Fishburn was the feature of the
game. Duncan was the star for
Hallowell A fairly good sized crowd
witnessed the bame. The score:
Skowhegan l 0-I0
Hallowell o 0 Q q . o. z
Earned runs Skowhegan 8. Two
base hits-Dickinson, Saunders, Wes-
colt, Lee Stolen bases, Aube, Dun
can Twombly. Fishburn, Wescott,
Struck out by Twombly 6, by O'Con-
nor /, off Condor . Hits off O'Con-
nor II, off Condor l. Hit by pitched
ball, Lee Passed ball, Hayford.
Base on balls by Twombly 2, by
O'Connor 2, by Condor l. Sacrifice
ht-Fraher. Umpire McGauley.
Time, 115. Attendance, 200.
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Boston Post, s2.40 year to sub
scribers of this paper.
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MACK MAGoN COVER LOST on

| East Madison road, June 18th. Finder
/ viii be suitably rewarded by return
/ ing same to Independent Reporter Of
/ fee. Somerset Worsted Company,
/ East Madison 2W27+
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SKOWHEGAN, July IA hot game
was expected Saturday at Fairview
Park, when the Rumfords came over
to return the visit of the Skowhegans
earlier in the week From Rumford
the local nine suffered its first de-
feat and up to now the only one of
the season, hence the interest waXed
strong as the all important hour of
play Ball" neared. Skowhegan with
Ben Houser at the helm had the
punch however and the locals won
out by a score of to 0.
James pitched an excellent game
only allowing two singles, none of
the outfelders getting putout
Houser with fifteen chances at first,
Fishburn and Saunders at shortstop
and second were the stars of the
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Have you Joined the Board OF
Trade?
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TWO TONS STnAW FOR SALE


81 ton at barn or IS ton delivered i'm
SkoWhecan or Norridgewock. Levi
SYLVAN. r. +. y. /, Skowhegan. liver"
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AUGUSTA, JUNE 10-The Skowhe-
hogan baseball team beat the Angus
Ia Trolley League nine in game
played here Friday last in Reuel
Williams field The final score was
Z to 2. Martin, the crack Portland
twirler sent here by Duffy. was swat
ted completely off the mound, the
Skowhegan ashmen eating up every
thing he put across, getting Is sing
les and three two-base hits during the
game. His backing was pretty poor,
with few exceptions. Martin was
not entirely at fault, for poor field
ing, poor placing of hits and loose
work all around had lot to do with
losing this game. On the other hand
the Skowhegan team played ball that
would do credit TO any of the Eastern
League mines, the fielding being per
feet, and the hitting all that could
possibly be desired.
Augusta 0 . 0 %
Skowhegan l 0 II
Two-base hits-Saunders 2. Houser
Struck out-By Martin T. by Twombly
5. Hit by pitched ball-Gilman.
Wild pitch-Twombly Passed ball
Cannon, Base on balls-Off Mar
tin 8, off Twombly /. Umpire, Con-
way.
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Thrice-a-World, csc a year, Write
this office.
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W NEAR FAIRNIEW
III NGAIOM

Park on Madison Avenue to rent.
Eight rooms. spring and city water
electric lights. garden plot. Jos. But
ler. BE LeaNitt street SkoMhegam. tf21
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FOR SAIL Young bay horses,
ieight 400. William Wallace. Nor
ia A,pWopk 1W3,f
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July 4th games With Sanford's post
poned to next Saturday. See adv.
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90 III every form is tire Modart. front
laced Corset sold and demonstrated
by Mrs, l.. N. Bailey. Weston 81 ou
the Island 4W-7
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The boys still continue their win
ning-n a game lost the past week.
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AN PREPARED TO DO, IN THE

very best manner, all kinds of custom
wool working. eardlng, spinning,
doubling and twisting. The Skowhe-
gan Farmers Union Of Skowhegan and
l., +. Hussey of Bingham, Ne. are my
agents. H. a. Bartlett, Harmony.
3Nv05s
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RTNGALOW TO RENT AT LAKE

for the hayinE season. Call write,
or telephone at once. L. T Patton
tf17
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WAITRESS wANTED-At the Car
ra bassett Inn. Write or telephone to
y. W. Murphy, Proprietor, No. Arson.
tf23
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MIME FARMs, YORK; AND CUM

berland Counties. acre to 400 acres.
prices $3.50 to $4,000. II you want to
buy a farm In this section we can
suit you. To purchasers who pay
$1,000 or more we pay return fare to
any point in Maine. If you are from
Missouri" let me show you. Phone
$40 L. a. Payne. No. COS Fidelity
Building, Portland. Me. TIA
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FTUWr N0me EroN0 aUd H0me grUUWN-
Five pound package mailed anywhere
within l50 miles Of Scion for 25c.
Baker X Priest Scion. lY21
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FOR StLE-Part or whole Of $50
acres OF grass. all machine moving.
VIII be about 10 toms. John Loberg.
Athens, Me 1W27+
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wood. Apply to E. c. Butler, SHOW
hogan. tf26
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HOUSE FOR SALE-East Front St
corner of Poplar St Mary Lewia,
4w25~
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Fol ROOM IOITAGE 'IdIe HOUF
at Lake Wesserunsett for rent for the
season or sale; also three lots for sale.
Price aud terms reasonable. j. Arthur
Morrissette sol Washington St, Bos
ton, Room Go 5w23
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Photos by American Press Association.

prodtably conserve their forest sup plies for future generations, explain ed his views on this point. He decIar- ed that under present conditions it might be possible for an industry to waste its entire future natural supply to meet a present demand.
 Mayor William II. Thompson open, ed the convention. R. A. Long of Kansas City responded The annual address of the president was then made by President R. H. Downman of New Orleans.
 At the afternoon session Dr. Her man yon Schrenk of St. Louis read a paper on tests of fre-resistant paints in which he touched on the latest move of the nations lumbermen, tc find macns for making the nations tuner building material uon-inaam. mable
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don't understand. This isn't castor oil This is an Austrian trench. Come let's take it. Ayanti Savoiar"
 The men took up the bottle cry of che reigniug house of Italy. "Ayant Sayoia. Ayand Sayoia." they cheer ed. Meanwhile, Nurse Southwell herotca,.y swallowed a dose of the castor oil and every single man of them followed her lead
 They took the trench, but for an iu- stant celebrated their victory with wry faces. But even these changed when Nurse Southwell disappeared for an instant and reappeared with tweaty-siS golden orgaues.
 These are the medals of honor she explained.
 Upon each of you and upon myself bestow one for conspicuous bray. cry"
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SERIAL NO. OI7li

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOR! h- WESTERN FISHERIES COMPANY, a cor poralion. as assignee ot RICHARD W, hJNl' being entitled to the benefits of Section 25Vo of the Revised Statutes of the United States and amendments thereto. has applied Co make entry oi the lands embraced in U. 5, Non mineral Survey No 232 as amended, situate on the right bank of NahucS River, about one half mile west of U. $. Survey No. 0ii, Bris- tol Bay. Territory of Alaska, and more par tcularly described as follows. to-wit;
 Beginning M. C. Cor. No l on beach Nak- nek River at ordinary high tide. cor. not set, wit, cor. an iron pipe Set in ground marked W. c. A. s. 252 Cor J.. bears No 2.Ol chs. dist; thence from true cor. No, 1 North t.ae chs. Co cor No. 9. an iron pipe Set in ground marked A. $. 232 Cor. 9, from whence cor. No. survey No. 232 bears No. 6O6 chs. dist. thence East 7.36 chs. to Cor No. 8, an iron pipe set in ground marked A. $. 252 Cor. s. from whence U. S. L M (R. C.. M. C. Sur) bears N 52 deg 5O min E. 2S.gl chs. thence So 47J chs. Co NJ. C. Cor. q, cor. not set wit. cor. an iron pipe set in ground marked A. $. 232 Cor W. C., bears North l.t6 chs dist. thence meandering Naknek River at or diuary high tide CD $. 1l deg. 4l min. W. G.I4 chs: CD $. 60 deg 22 min W. l.6S chs to RI. C. Cor. No l, the place of beginning. Area 4.tl acres Variation ut all corners 22 deg 40 min. East. Longitude l51 deg. OO min. W. Latitude 5S deg. A min. 10 sec N. As additional to original homestead entry of Richard w. Hunt. II. E. 2gO9 at Springfield. Mo. Dated March 8, 1866.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portonof the above described tract of land are required to file with the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at Juneau Alaska, their adverse claim thereto, under oath. during the period of publication or with in thirty days thereafter or they will be bar red by the provisions of the Statute.
 NORTHWESTERN FISHERIES COMPANY,
 By NEWARK l.. BURTON.
 It's Attorney in Fact. First Publication June l, 1916.
 Last Publication August II, 1916.
 U. $. Land Office. Juneau, Alaska, March 3l. 1916.
 TT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the fore going notice be published for the statutory period in the Seward Gateway, a newspaper of general circulation printed at Seward, AL aska, the nearest newspaper to said above des- cribcd claim or survey.
 C. B. WALKER,
 Register
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MARRIAGE TO BROTHER
 ANNULLED BY COURT

ANDERSON. Ind, May 90. - Cir cult Judge Pence this afternoon an- nulled the marriage of Ethel Shell
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ANTITRUST LAW
 MUST BE AMENDED,
 SAYS COLLEGE HEAD

Special to Gateway by United Press)
 CHICAGO, May 81.-DecIaring the sherman Antitrust law should be modified to permit business interests to cooperate and promote, not res train trade, President Charles R.. Van Hise of the University of Wis consin was applauded long and loud at the opening session of the National Lumber Manufacturers convention here today
 The address was declared particular ly appropriate at this time, when business men in all lines of American trade are trying to have the new Fed eral Trade relations committee given authority to pass on cooperative con tracts between business concerns.
 They want the line drawn between advantageous cooperation and blight ing monopoly.
 President Van Hise, who went be- fore a committee of congress recently and asked the amending of the anti trust law to permit the lumber manu- facturers to curtail production, under federal regulation, to a point which would make it possible for them to
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CASTOR OIL-NOT CANNON STRIKES TERROR TO
 ITALIAN SOLDIERS
EE JOHN Il. HEARLEY

"H.A..' .." ....H h.fa.'. Special to Gateway by United Pressl FLORENCE. Italy May ?. - ,By Ma,D-Castor oil-uo, the great can- non of the Aus,riaus-is the terror of the Italian army today
 Even amid the tremendous business of battle taly's brave warrior sons shrink from this sic5eutng.y me,G- auous remedy Mrs. Edith Southweu an English nurse in local hosp.ta. for the wounded, has discovered.
 Nurse Southweu was told by the attending physician to dose her patti ents with castor oil Anticipating no difficulties, she said:
 "Yes. doctor, ] will do 8, tonight at their bed time"
 At the Sand Man hour she therefore appeared in her ward among her twenty-five crippled soldiers. In her hands she bore a tray. holding twen- ty-fve individual portions of castor oil.
 Aroused by the sight. the battle scared heroes shouted: What is it2"
 "why, castor oil!" innocentIy re- piled the nurse
 "Oh" came a chorus of disgusted voices, "No. No, No, No."
 And it was "No.", for the men in mild language and strong persisted in their refusals.
 Poor Nurse Sou,hweH sat the tray and herself on the floor in the centre Of her rebellious company.
 What could she do? She poudered. Then came the inspiration. She van ished for a moment, returning with the twenty-sixth glass of castor oiL
 "See here, boys" she cried, "you
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schools according the opinion of all who have the time ability give thought kept very of efficiency have indeed reached higher of efficiency than before This be the candid opinion the majority the residents and te ,apremy The education of the coming generation should always be che chief of the foregoing generation It is better be dead than through life ,ssy The mind which the experienced guidance that enables think negenty an and instead of blessing posscssor People should think to come before they let anything but the in any matters pertaining 10 scboo training.
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Noodle Cafe. Phone Main III. Tray service receives prompt at tentiOn. 1O-6-'H.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-02

This street costume is of ecru broad cloth. cut with a round yoke, a braided low belt and front drape failing from two handsome buttons. The high dared collar is apparently held up by a black velvet ribbon rosette in front A tan turban with its military trimming is also interesting. as is the Russian cross pend- anti