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RESIGNS PLAGE
Pastor of First Baptist Church
Returning to Evangelical
Dr. Ray Palmer, minister of the
First Baptist church of this city, ten
dered his resignation to his congre
gation Sunday morning, the resigna
tion to take effect on the Inst Sunday
in October. Dr. Palmer said;
'In resigning the pastorate of (his
church, I do so with nothing but love
In my heart for every member f this
church and congregation. I have been
listening tor the vu . of r,. mp.i nv.
leel sure that I hac heard His voice
calling me. I must follou- whore He
leads. My most earnest prayer will
be that you will be divinely guided in
calling my successor, that he may be
8 man of God who will lead you "into
j green pasturi's . ml lesidc the still
waters - During the two months that
I am to be here, my purpose shall be
to do all the good that I can Iri every
I way I can "
Following this. Dr. Palmer delivered
a sermon on "The Divine Fullness,"
.Dr. Palmer intends to return to the
evangelistic work which he formerly
followed. No successor has been men-j
Honed as yet.
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I Cline Takes First
I in Pike's Peak Race
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.. Sept.
Kl 6 Albert M Cllne, driver i ' car No.
H , compli t'-(l th- hfll climbing test to
I I Pike'.-, I r .il; t . . 1 i ;. In 04 or the
j lowest time so f.u n port il nunil'Ci
of the cars have not yet finished the
climb.
Fred Junk, driver of rftr No 1, losl
a time in making the final curve, but
finished the race with reduced speed.
His time was 23:17.
I Murphy Leadfe in
225 Mile Auto Race
UNIONTOWN. Pa.. Sept. C In the
fiftieth lap of the 226-mile automo
bile race here today Jimuue Murphy
was leading, followed by Tommy Mil
ton. Eddie O Donnell was thir.l." Mil
ton had gained and lost the had four
times.
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Tilden Wins Twice
in Tennis Matches)
FOREST HILLS, N. Y.. Sept. 6.
"U'illlam T Tilden, I, ol Philadelphia,
won the first set of his match with
William M. Johnston, San Francisco,
6-1
Johnston won the serond set C-l.
Tilden won the third set 7-5.
I MISSOURI MEN HELD
FOR HAVING LIQUOR
YANKTON, S D. Sept 6 Two
men, giving their names as Charles
L. Combs, county recorder at Stock
port, Mo. and John Jones of Fairfax,
Mo , were arrested by police here late
last night charged with having liquor
in their possession. According to the
officers, the men had ninety-sis quarts
of whisky which they claimed to have
purchased in Canada. at SG5 a case and
which they were taking to Missouri,
where hey said they could obtain
around $300 a case for it.
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Gassy Feeling. Stops indigestion,
food souring, repeating, hoadachcand
the many miseries caused by
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the harmful acids and gases right out
of the body and, of course, you get
well. Tens of thousands wonderfully
benefited, Guarant .i d to satisfy or
money refunded by yur own drug
gist. Cost a tric. Please try ltl
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' GIRL'S PLUCK WINS TICKET 1 1
TO DEMPSEY-MISKE GO
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Ey DEAN SNYDER
BENTON HARBOR, Mich.. Sept.
4. Whrn Jruk Dempsey defends his
tlilc here on Labor Day against Billy
Miske there will te a blond haired
roung pirl at the ringside pulling for
him to win.
She is Miss Lola Wallln a 17-year
old high school pirl of Rockford 111.
Lola same to Benton Harbor to
sec tho champion fight. She thought
that tickets to a championship match
wouldn't cost any more than Just
goin.i to a movie
When she found out that fight
tickets were selling at frcm So 50 to
$30 each she nearly had heart failure.
Did ;.he go back home? She did not
Lola went to work at ;;n ice cream
parlor in order to make up the de
ficit between what she had imagined
a fight ticket cost and the grim
reality.
FILE COjMINT
IN 'MQLOliP5 CASE
John W. Ross Charged With
Interfering With Railroad
Signals
A complaint charging John W Rosa
with Interfering with railroad signals
has been filrd by the county attorney,
following the arrest and alleged con
fession of Ross Saturday, in .hlch he
said that he broke the block signal
at Little mountain, and caused the
stopping of a section of tho Overland
limited train.
Rcss declared, officers said, that his
actions were due to his drinking heav
ily of :nie brew. Ross is a farmer
and VfkUS but recently descharged from
the army. He confessed, Sheriff n. c
Petersen says, that he broke the bat
tery In the block signal while on an escapade.
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Cork Lord Mayor
Has Resiiess Night
LONDON. Sept 6. Terence Mac
Swlney, lord mayor of Cork, spent a
rostli-ss night at Crixton prison, where
he is continuing a hunger strike begun
on August 12 In protest against hl.s
arrest by British authorities. Father
(Dominic, private chaplain to the lord
mayor, visited the prison this morning
and on leaving said Hi- M-.-Kwn..-
was "ery low."
At noon it was announced that Mac
Swlncy showed lgr.s of much greater
weakness, although ho was still con
scious and his mind wa3 active. His
face was more drawn and he was
! paler.
MEDICOS HOLD ANNUAL
CONVENTION AT OMAHA
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 6 The thirty
third annual convention of the Mis
souri Valley Medical society began
here today to continue through until
tomorrow when officers will be elect
ed. Speakers of the day's program in
eluded Drs. C B. Throckmorton of Dei
Moines, la., and O. M. Gilbert, Boulder,
Colo. Dr Charles Ryan of Des Moines,
president of the society, will deliver an
j -iddreos tonight
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1 LLOYD GEORGE REFUSES TO
j SEE EX-KING OF SYRIA
LUCERNE, Sept. 6. Premier Lloyd
George will leave for London Wednes
day He again refused to receive
Prince Eeisal, ihe ex king of Syria.
Thr premier and his party are in
, Zermatt and will return to Lucerne
Tuesday.
USELESS FEDERAL JOBS
SHOULD BE ABOLISHED
ST LOCIS No.. Sept. 6. A survey
or government positions, designed to
weod out useless ones, was urged at
the convention of the National Federa
tion of Federal Employes, which
opened hero today. Luther Steward.
Of Washington, president of the as
I soclation, declared there were. 66.000
adults in the government employment
receiving less than $3 a day.
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REFORESTATION POLICY
URGED BY LUMBERMEN
ST LOCIS, Mo.. Sept 6. Refor
estation was advocated as a means of
reducing the cost of lumber by dele
gates to ihe delegation of the Na
tional Retail Lumber Dealers' associa
tion which opens formaly here tomor
row co
Only about 110 grams of radium
have so far been produced In all the
n orlci,
Lola Wa'lm of Rockford, III.. 1 f
thanking Jack DempGcy for giving
her a $30 ticket to see him fight I
! Billy MiEkc on Labor Day.
One ni.c;l: Dempsi j and Promote
Floyd Fltsslmmons wandered into ihe '
I place to cool off a bit and forset I
about fighting and the business that,
I goes along with it.
i The girl recognized Dempsey from
,th." picture-;-, sin had se-en of him. She
;set two hcaped-up dishes of cream I
I before tho champion and the pro
I motor. That made a big hit with'
I the world's champion.
Then she told her story.
That also made a hit with Jack.
He not only gave her a $30 ticket;
I to the fight, but told her to quit
work and enjoy heriolf while she is
in Benton Harbor.
In tho minds of most people Jack I
.Dempsey is just a big burly fellow
who can punch hardei than anj
other living man.
I Only cioso friends of the world's
heavyweight champion know, per- 1
haps that he also has a big heait;
and never misses an opportunity to
do a kind act.
Business Suspended
in National Capital
WASHINGTON, Sept. C Govern-'
mcnt offices were closed and business
generally was suspended here today;
for the observance of Labor Day
i Under the auspices of the Central
jltbor union a Labor L;n barbecue 1 1
Was to be held in a park near the city'
j with addresses by several labor lead-1
icrs. Invitations to :ittend have been
extended to President Wilson. Secre
tary Wilson and members of Maryland
delegations to congress.
The 163rd anniversary of the birth j
,of LaFayetto was observed today bv a
i number of patriotic and fraternal or
canizutions and by officials of the
French embassy.
VT KWSAs CITY.
I KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 6. A pa
,iade in which provision had been,
made for 10.000 marchers and pollti-1
fcal addresr.es by Lieutenant Colonel1
.Theodore Roosevelt and Raymond
I Lobbies, of the Republican campaign
speakers; Bureau, w-rt- the outstanding I
events of the Labor Day celebration
program in Kansas City.
AIRfeLAXE RACE,
DALLAS, Tex., Sept G. The feature1
of Labor Day hre Was a slxty-mllc 1
aurplane race starting at Love Held
I in which five army planes. Including:
la German machine, were to partfci-
JK-te The racers wcro scheduled to ;
fly to Fort Worth, circle th lower ut
Taliaferro field, and return to Ial- '
las.
GIVEN LOVING I I.
NEW YORK. Sept. 0. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Democratic vice prealden-1
rial candidate, today placed a wreath'
on the statue of La Fayette In Pros-1
poet park, Brooklyn, during the Labor'
I Day celebration and later was present
ed with a silver loving cup by the
13.000 employes or tha ww York yard
in appreciation of his services of as-1
sltant secretary of the navy.
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WOMEN FORM ONE-THIRD
OF SUICIDES ON COAST
SACRAMENTO, Scppt. 1. Only'
one-third as many women as men
commit suicide, according to a Bur- .
vey of California ual 3tatistica
madp by L. E. Ross, statistician of j
the state board of health. The sur !
ve was for the- period beginning j
January 1. 1911, and ending Decem
ber 31. 1919. During that period
7. S01 persona died in California by
their uwn hand.
Suicide by firearms. Ross found J
was the most used method, account-
lng lor 45 per cent of the total. Poi
BOD was next and asphyxia third. The j
suicide rate among Orientals was
greater than any other race and the i
average ago of all persons who died
by their own agency was 42, which
Ross pointed out, was eight years '
under their life-expe ctaucy as shown i
by insuranace tables.
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MAYOR OF JERSEY CITY j
PLEADS FOR MAC SWINEY
JERSEY CITY, N J.. Sept (J. I
I Mayor Hague- has cabled to Premier 1
! Lloyd George a protest against the lm
j prisonment of Terence Mac Swlney, 1
i lord mayor ot Cork, it was announced
today.
' HAIL RIDDLES CORN IN
ILLINOIS, R. R. MEN REPORT
I DECATL'R, 111.. Sept. 6. Th-e crews
I of a Wabash train reported this rr.orn-l
I lng that the train ran through a how
and hail storm between Essex and i
i Custer park Sunday. The ground was
covered and corn was riddled.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
Signature of (SStfyStcXtki
iLAST &THOM AS jj ' 1
I Lowering the Prices I
for Active Selling I I
September is an interesting month for value-giving prices will be reduced I I
o drastically selling will be the important factor, thereby not only reducing
stock but gaining new satisfied customers, that will eagerly take advantage of I , fl
these unusually low prices the savings will be startling and gratifying to the
most economical shopper.
New Coats Featuring Peter Pan ' g I
I and Suits Yarns Sleeping I m
At Special Prices.
1 Reasonably priced, the con- For Crochct anJ Kmmng KlCWmentS I
ception of the foremost style Sweaters, Underskirts and or chlldren-
creations, combined with the children's wear, in a com- Introducing the newest crea-
low prices, will no doubt plete range of beautiful col- tion in Sleeping Garments
ors tor health and service at ex- m.
bring gratifying response ceptional selling prices
for early buying. DL i , r, j 31.25, $1.58 ud to $2.25 ;
Shetland Floss, and
ij Knitting- Worsted. S,lzes 1 t0 8 years old- Thef
Select your coat or suit now, to sleeping garments are made
pay a small deposit down, Opportunity to buy new of a very fine fabric after I
we will hold it in reserve un- yarns at a special price re- washing. The feet are made
duction. Ask for the latest ot tine Australian wool, non
til you are ready lor final instruction books, for knit- irritating and correctly
purchases. ting and crocheting. sized.
fifl i8$H
J Final clearance of t Sale of Philippine Hand Em- Vanity and Canteen BoudoirCaps
Kid Gloves at brpldered g g5c Each
$1.48 Pair Envelope Chemise Regalar $7.50 at Li and silk boudoir caps,
vJ V?lues P tO $6.00 . nppj.l vah.fs lip tn $!.;,. ,.:1?
i High grade gloves French Special $3.45 vu -P-11 trimmed in Pino lace edges
M 11,1 values up to $3.50; last . ' Mnrnp-o and pin seal efforts, and ribbons, beautiful color M
I yoa1"', st,M : ' " n!1"'"1 ;it rml,ro d rod chemis V'.r fin father novelty bags, daintily assortment to choose from at
Zud embroidered designs, decid- Suiting Mf
I Less than half prick. f' . arly remarkable sale price, v . !;.
choosing. . . , H JFm
j Qr-gg cactreme wear and washing
Dress Ginghams Silk Bargain Linen Torchon aqd iMertiona X cloth isa ih lamsumng
25c Yard Broadcloth Silk Shirtings. Special and sells for 606 a yard. Pol
1 2000 vards of Eancj rolored Regular $3.50. Special " Yards for 25c a limite tiino A "tl,-r Tl;i
dress "gingham worth 35c to 851 Oft varrl t i on u " , i famous cashing and wearing
40c yard Full 27 inches Y. Regiilar 20c laces n natural gingham suiting at,
I wide,splendid range of desir- ai1 Sllk irting1 ' "!",t' ?b ' 45c Yard U I
if ,i i i r i in a splendid assortment of tnent "i edges and pointers 1 iij
abl' plaids, checks and . r . . c . , , ... mx - . ..c , . ftx
1 j, cilun-,! stripes, i-iimii pas-a iur fancy -.vork and -fine cur- 1 hero are forty beautiful pat- ml
stripes. Here is an opponu- e qv extreme wea, aQ(j tains New assortment at a terns to select from in dainty H
mtv to stock up tor cnu- washing The biggest silk bargain lace priee. stripes, checks and plaids. H
dren s school dresses at a re- , .. , , 1 1 rJ
ft , ,, - r. aluc lor earn shopi.crs BflN
f? marl able saving oi money. 1 1
Leathpocket S 800 Pairs Women's and Misses' I
I speci;r,ced Shoes on Sale Sept 7-8-9 I
Pocket books and purses, vai- I In Black, Brown, and Gray Colors Nearly All Sizes and Widths
ues up t.. $2 Side and top 1 2 to 8's AAA to E's. SB !'
straps, Morocco and tool u 1 I
leather c'ff:',''ts' f?ttcJ with 1 See Window See Window fej
3 1nhir n's ait-T waists in H BUY NOW E H
forced with webbing and bit- ONLY No Exchanges Ijpr ONLY
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 6.
C attle Receipts 24)00, beef and feeder
Bteera steady to 25c higher; top steers
917.00, wintered Kraseers ilA.lt 9
11.40; fleshy heavy feeders $13 25;
canners and imlls strong; weighty can
n( rs $4.50; quality stock poor, l.e9l
s'.ronf;; otlurs steady; ralves strong to
Cue higher; vealers $11 50, practical
top $15 . 00.
Hogs Receipts 3000; market ac
tive.; mostly 25 to 40 higher, spot
ieore; top $16.00: bulk light and me
i mi $15 CO 4i 15.90. bulk heavy 111 .
Jt 0 15.25.
Sheep Receipts 12,000. fat sheep
und lambs steady, ewes 7 00- west-
em lambs $13 .25. feeding lamt-s most
ly 25c higher; top $13.75.
IiON'DON RATES.
LONDON. S. f,t C Mar silver COd
per ounce.
Money 5 per cent.
Discount rates. Short bills 6V per
!cent; three nonth bills per cent.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK,
I OMAHA, Sept. 6. (I'nlted States
Rureau of Markets ! Hogs Receipts
S000. market mostly strong to 15c
llngher; bulk, medlum.and lislit buteli
ei $14 . 60& lv 25; top $15.50; bulk
iMroiik- weight end pecking grades $14. -j
I 3 5 " 1 4 6 Qb
Cattle Receipts 1 1.500; beef and
l)iitch-i attlo steady to .strong, bulls
und veale steadj . stockers und feed
ort steady to 25c higher; best fed year
lings $10 60.
Sheep Receipts 25.U00; killing
classes slow, steady, feeding grades
. 1 1 e. firm; top range lambs $13 50.
I in DON METALS.
LONPON, Sept. 6. Standard cop
per IV, 5h Cd. electrolytic fill; tin
266 5s; lead 36 5s: zinc L3S Bb.
Ft' ' .' h road engineers recommend!
the planting of trees along highways!
to present dust.
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