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Wool Magnate Indicted in Dynamite Planting Case (P) Suits to Order, $12.60 to $36.00. Shirts to Order, $2.00 to $12.00. Centre Street at Elm, Oil City, Pa. You Are Invited to Attend Our For mal Exhibit of Fall Fashions, Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 23 and 24. It Will Be Worth a Special Trip to Town to View This Elaborate Presentation of Autumn Modes. Oil City Trust Company Oil City, Pa. Some Reasons Why You Should Carry a Bank Account. It teaches economy. It helps your credit. It furnishes the best receipt for money We will pay you FOUR PER CENT, on a Savings Account, and it will be the beginning of a reserve fund, which will mean PEACE, PLENTY and CONTENT MENT IN OLD AGE. Revolver The R.mlnpor, U-M-C Cubs at the Rto)m Much. and Pistol Cartridges The red hall brand is chosen by the majority of revolver and pistol experts because they know that the ignition is prompt, uniform and sure, the accuracy is guaranteed by records World's Indoor Filly-Shot Pi.lol Record held hy C.artt Armalrnui. f ore 4H2 ci SHO World' Indoor lwenly-1-ivc Shot 1'itiul Kecord held by Gcorfc Arnmrona. scora ZIS c 2S0. World't Seventy. Five Shot Rapid Fire Record held hy A. P. Line, score US ci 750 norm unmoor i ik-kci Revolver Hecord held by A. I'. I anr, score 211 c 2S0. World's Uran.l AMrccate Individual Record held by A. P. I.ane. score l2.Vi. World's Military Record held by Samuel Peterson, score 215 tx 20. all made with Remington-UMC ammunition Rcmington-UMC th perfect shooting combination Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. 299 Kro.di.ir 3 York City It will be a brilliant assemblage of the most beautiful new Fall Styles, as exemplified by the products of the world's foremost designers at home and abroad, shown by us amid set tings more charming and on a larger scale than has ever before been at tempted in this vicinity. Gowns, Tailored Suits, Wraps, Waists, Fabrics, Laces, Trimmings, Dress Accessories, Rugs and Uphols teries will feature the exhibit. Especial prominence will be accord ed the new ideas in Millinery. Mr. Thomas P. Bresnan, basso, will render selections, and the Lantz Hoppy Orchestra will play, each af ternoon from three until five.' you pay out. re the product of more than 30 year' experience. Three brands 76 -Special -Motor Power Without Carbon Warerlr gasolines are all refined, diitlfiVd and treatedcontain no "natural" gasolines, which r crude and unrefined and which carry maximum of carbon-producing elements Waverly Oil Work Co..Plttsborg,Pa. Independent Refiner Uahtrt of Wavtrly Special Aula Oil EIGHT BOYS ARE DROWNED Three Others Are Missing; Lake Michigan Tragedy SMALL BOAT HITS SAND BAR Only Thirty Feet From Shore, Seaelclt Boy Were Unable to 8wlm Distinct Because of Rough Water on Lake Eight boy recruits at the United States naval training schools In North Chicago were drowned and three art missing as the result of their boat being tossed by a storm in Lake Mich igan. With a complement of twenty-nine persons, under command of Chief Gun ner's Mate William Negus, the boat apparently hit a sand bar within thirty feet of the shore and, although all but one of the twenty-nine on board could swim, none got ashore without assistance and four of them were only revived by use of the pulmqtor. Eyewitnesses of the accident are un able to explain Just what happened. When the boat, storm tossed In such a way that most of the boy sailors were made seasick, had made some distance out into the lake, Negus, who was in command, decided to return and when about thirty feet from the shore threw his anchor. Then, finding there was but on boy on board who could not m-lni, he start ed ashore with this youth In the water, which William Stanley, a survivor, de clares did not seem to be over his head. Both disappeared and neither body was recovered for several hours. Stanley said: "We were not ordered out, hut were given permission to take the sail. The water was exceedingly rough and most of the boys so new to water ex perience that they became helplessly seasick after we had gone perhaps half a mile from shore. "William Negus was In command. He saw that with half the boys sea sick and helpless It would be Impos sible to handle the boat as it should be handled, ao we put in toward the shore. 'There was a lot of water In the boat and more of It coming in all the time. We were In danger of being swamped at any moment. Negus would not go to the shore without the lad who could not swim. "All around the boat the water was alive with boys trying to get ashore It was a horrible struggle. They could not seem to make any headway at all against the waves and wind." 30 hurtTntrain wreck Disaster Near Erie, Pa., May Cost Several Lives. Thirty persons were hurt when an eastnound Nickle Plate flyer was de railed at the Fagan road crossing neat Erie, Pa. Several may die of their In Juries. The most seriously Injured are: Mrs. Bertha Cole, Scranton; M.Cole, Scranton; Florence Cramer. Angola; Arthur T. Young, North East, Pa.; Clan Fung, Buffalo, a noted Chinese teacher, and Lauretta and Roberl Walker of Brattleboro, Vt. A broken rail was responsible fot the accident. The engine passed ovet safely but the tender was derailed and tore up the planks that cover this crossing, making the passage of the mall car Impossible. This was fol lowed with a sudden jerk that sent passengers flying out of their seats. VALENTINE RESIGNS Indian Commissioner Want to Work For Third Party. That he may actively support Colo nel Roosevelt Robert 0. Valentine, In dian commissioner, has sent his resig nation to President Taft. While the commissioner bases his resignation on political grounds It le known that he has been in the bad graces of the administration for many months. The trotibla was caused In large part by the action of the com missioner In issuing an order prohibit ing the use of religion garb In th Indian schools and missions. Pumper Electrocuted In Coal Mine. Paul Martin, aged thirfy-flve, em ployed as a mine pumper at West Newton, Pa., was elect riM-tited while at work. It In supposed that Martin walked against a charged wire. Republicans Will Use Lincoln Party. The name "Lincoln party" has brf, (Te-empted by the Republicans ol Pennsylvania and a complete state ticket with president., Sectors wll) be put In tlie Meld. Morgan to Testify. J. P. Morgan and 200 other finan ciers and politicians have promised Ifl appear before the senate campaign contribution probers. Straut Resign a Chairman. Oscar H. Straus, Progressive candi date for governor of New York, hni resigned us chairman of the engineers' arbitration hoard. Aviator Gill Killed. Aviator Howard W. (Jill of Baltimore was killed in a collision of aeroplanes near Chicago. Killed by Mine Car. William (Iray, aged forty, was run over and killed hy a niiue car at Fay ette City, Pa. Ad. Bring Bride. Through an ail vert Isoinent In a Vnlontown (Pa.) newspaper Ashhy Ford of Mnsontown won Miss Margaret Ream of Pittsburg as his bride. Pennsy Order 59 Locomotive. Orders Tor fifty-nine additional loco motivea for the Pennsylvania railroad were placed at the company's shops In Altoona. Pa. W. E. Frazier Is Death Victim. W. E. Fri-zler. general freight super intendent of the Pennsylvania rail road, died from apoplexy In Philadelphia. "AtMV .ariW' t( V a, , o v ' r Taj ( WILLIAM M. WOOD. THREATENS T0REVEAL ALL Collins Will Not Be Made Scapegoat In Dynamite Planting Case. An Important development In the In vestigation of the dynamite planting In Itwrence, Mass., during the strike last winter was the report that lun ula .1. Collins of Cambridge- will toil 11 he knows about the planting foi the purpose of discrediting the union men who went on strike. Collins was Indicted with William M. Wood, president of the Anierit n Woolen company, and Frederick At tenux, head of the Atteaux Mill com pany, on charges of being Implicated, and he now declares that an attempt has been made to fasten all the guilt on him. Accordingly he offers to reveal ail the details and will most probably be the star witness for the state. BANKS NOTE IMPROVEMENT ThI Week'a Clearings Show Increase Over Last Two Year. Dun's Review of Trade says this week; "A notably uniform Improvement over both preceding years is again the most distinctive feature of hank clearings, the total this week at all leading cities In the Vnited States ag gregating $2,075,510,698, an Inereas of 6.9 per cent as compared with the same week last year and of 23.7 per cent as compared with the corre sponding week In 1910. "New York city reports gains of 6.9 per cent and 27.3 per cent, respective ly, over the two previous years and the comparison with 1911 Is especially gratifying because of the quiet condi tions in the stock market." 40,000 DROWNED Typhoon, Rainfall and Abnormal Tide Engulf Chinamen. A disaster, causing, according to native estimates, between 30.000 and 40,000 deaths, occurred In Cheklana province, China, Aug. 29. It was a com bination of a typhoon, an enormous rainfall and an abnormal tide which swelled the Wensho river, flooding a great area. The flood occurred with amazing suddenness. The cities of Wenshn, Chouchow and Tsingtlen were large ly ruined ami h'oneo was obliterated. Numbers of small towns and villages were demolished. Among the un countable victims of the catastrophe a thousand we-re washed out Into the sea. LYNCH NEGRO IN JAIL Mob of Georgian End Life of Sus pected Assailant, Bent on avenging the outrage and murder of May Crow, the eighteen-year-old daughter of a prominent planter, a mob of 2,000 persons stormed the Jail at Culling, Ga and lynched Bob Edwards a negro youth suspected of complicity In the assault Ot) the girl. The negro was lynched In the Jail. Troops withdrawn on Sunday will probably be sent bacfc to prevent race rioting. Minister Asks $15,000 Damage. Rev. V. W. Smith, a Methodist mln Jstor of Walkers, W. Va., has brought suit atsalust Stephen .lames, a prom inent farmer anxi stuck dealer of near Borland Springs, for alleged ststurter Me asks damages In the sum ol $13,000. PITTSBURG MARKEJ8, Dutter Prints, 3131; tubs, 30',i; Pennsylvania and Ohio cream ery, 28328'. Eggs HHoeterJ, 27. Poultry (Live) Hens, 1fiM.ffH7. Cattle Choice, $9(!t9.25j prlmo, $8.30ii7 8.70; good, $7.258.10; tidy butchers, $7f(7.fi0; fair, $076.r.0; com mon, $4.u0ff$5.25; common to good fat hulls, $3.i0f6.25; common to good fat cowH, $3fjB; heifers, $4tf?7; fresh cow and springers, $2.'47 6.1. Sheep and LambM-Prlnifl wethers, $4T.0'?i 4.cr; good mixed, $4H 4.40; fyjr mlxcu, $3.fi0ft 4.10; culls and common, $2 'j lambs, f4..r0ifi 7.3.r; veal calvee, f 1 0.r.fj (fill; heavy and thin calves, $7 I. Hogs Prlmo heavy, $8.90'? 8.9.1; heavy mixed, $8.9?iiff9; medium and heavy Yorker, $99.10; light Yorkers, $8.10 (ft 8.75; pigs, $?t$.2f; roughs, $7.50 S; stags. $6.50(2)7. Prominent Oil Man a Suicide. Oeorge Lewis, aged sixty-nine, first vice president of the Oil City (Pa.) Trust company, a well known oil pro ditcer and one of the most promlnei-t men of the city, ended his life by shooting himself. Safe Is Blown by Yegg Gang. Yeggs blow the sare In the postof flee at North Clrard, Pa., and got away with $100 in cash and $23 In stamps. They then smashed in a pointing of fice adjoining and got away with $139 additional. sf f ,1 There Is a Little Note At the Top of This Ad. It reads: "Suits to order $12.60 to $36.00." There is a world of meaning in that little item. Some men, either from habit or being hard to fit, insist on made to measure clothes. Listen! The Khan Tailoring Company, of Indianapolis, are conceded, and have earned the right by actual performance, the reputation of being America's foremost tailors. Because they are the best we know of we are their agents in this city. The assortment of woolen fabrics for fall is the very best we have ever seen even from this great big concern. The prices we guar antee the lowest named anywhere on high class work. We think too much of your good will to jeopardize our business by asking you to buy anything that we cannot fully warrant as sat isfactory. Come in and let us measure you. The fit will be perfect or you cannot have the garments. "A Good Store to Trade At." T. A. P. Oil City, l'a. TURN DCiVi FUSION Nothing l Ve Gained Them, Key lioner Are Told. In an effort to have some of their candidates placed on the Democratic ticket In Pennsylvania nwubers of the Keystone party conferred with Demo cratic leaders In llarrisburg. The conference was without result. The Democrats insisted they would liake no deal of any kind looking to fusion. The KeystoneM were told that their party existed no longer, except on paper, nnd that the Democrats, even If they were so disposed, could not hope to gain anything by fusion. SThe KeystoneM resented this and endeavored by letters to show that their organization wns active In many ections of the state. 8tripped to Save Him. Bert Mack, arrested for drunken nesR, made three attempt to end hi? life In the borough lockup at Mones. sen, Pa. He first tried to hans hlmaull with his belt. It was taken away from him. Then he tied his coat around his neck nnd fastened It to the top bars In the cell. The chief of police cut him down and took the coat. IitPr Mack was found hanging from the top of the Iron cage by a trouser (eg. He was stripped and left to shiver In the lockup. Discharged Employ Shoots Four. Angered because he had lost his position as driver, Jack Keeler walked lr.to the oflices of the Clearfield Brew ing company at Clearfield, Pa., and, l Is alleged, shot Joseph W. Roessner, owner of the brewery M, R. Ogden, head bookkeeper; John Kirchner, head brew master, and George Carson, an employe. Roessner died In Clearfield hospital. Small hope I entertained lor the recovery of the other three. Breaks Ankle In 300-Foot Fall. Aviator Carl Patmore while making a flight In a biplane at the grounds of the Westmoreland County (Pa.) Fail association at Youngwood fell 301 feet, receiving a dislocation of the left unkle nnd hrule about tho ho,1? 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The latest methods known to science aro employed no ilrops arti ficial eyes in stock. Lennea duplicated ou short notice. illorck Optical Co., OIL CITY, PA. First National Jinuk Building, lhih l'liones. )'ronillr obtained, or f EE RETURNED. tO VSARS1 EXPCRIENCt. plir CMSRCIS SRI THI LOWEST. 8 l"l mocliil, pluitu o- kki-li 11 t-jf vxi!rt Hi-iin-li aik! Outi n-iort on palDiitahilUy. SFHINOEMENT suiia t-uu.lm:t j utf.iru ) uoiirts. I'att-nts QlitHlnci) Dinmirli ia. a OVER. TISIDailii SOLD, fro.'. TRADE-MARKS, PEN, IONS Will COPYRIGHTS quicklj- oblaiiloj. Opposite U. 8. Potent Oftlo, WAtSHINQTON, O. O. IB