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A R D W. PICKARD
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aptured the Demo
i«mai < »an «-ntii.ii «»f 1024.
will I»** held in Madison
June 24, and
< •• **r.s and armisiunent pur
:-reparing (<» <-ar«- for several
•Imusand visitor- who are ex
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«n Tues lay, bids f«*r thet
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ran fee «»f $205,000 cash and
es of the convention bull,
ffered almost as much,
it ■ !«•■ 'en b> «-«>usi<ieration «>f tin»,
the great majority of
âéga o> would have t<» travel if iht*
P|g • held on the Pacific coast.
ring withdrawn, th** final
^Bm<"-<I ; New ^ ork, 57 ; San I ran
JPelf! elan- wer«* especially <-oncerne«l
- fiolitlcal effect of tLIs choice,
'.'Ado© managers. It was said,
»mewhat dismayed, fearing tlie
n»i« r.«-.-s would injure their
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■euld profit by the selection. 'Hie
m the party ranks art^ not at all
t»»r tin- wet sentiment has its
isq; rters in New York and vicinity
H«- metrnpolis always appears to
Kfre than moist. The Wall Stn-et
_jo also jumps up. It is not con
H«- that William Jennings Brvan
||ie» ed With the selection of N«*w
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w* nation.-!
committee adopted a
on recommending t«» lia* states
Ifciblf. ' the delegates at large shall
Imiicn.
It was also decided that
vastly different from
^■■opost-tS by Secretary Mellon and
Pf
mit reemeu attending the
sl'.all pay their own travel
I Sh hotel expenses.
•Hi of ts business, the
■ ! H body to pay its respects to
|üé Tr ident Wilson, and presented
h o a resolution of appreciation of
Î n| '■merits and Idcnls and of
P i s syvop.iy recovery of health
con i
Having dis
committee
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»tr ion managers now profess to
ntHuinutmn «>n the first ballot.
^Be«li\ l>;s chances will he greatly
•*<1 if comrivs-* passes a tax re
precon
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nut
tu the people at large.
■ I cader i ongwortb is working
1° bric 6 this about, and there la |
ci * r ' tl «t Le will succeed in
I ** the house Is concerned. But
rarvrat« see In the slim Repub- j
majority and the insurgency In
^ s chance to get the j
Vt of the Republican radicals for
IT <»wn tat measure and thus to
P*** he cr* fit.
ITie main point of 1
is still the maximum sur
m«urgent* last weok won
test of strength In the fight to j
l ! '* the rules. By a vote of 208
V the houfte adopted an amend
the rule which th*
put Into effect more than
«Ko and which prohibited
a mondment«
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«ae to the particular section j
9 t .rare offered Modi ilea- |
J ^charge mle a« that l«gia i
- mo; <0 easily be smothered \
^ 'owed, and the Demo
' announced they would {
' r *• w *ih a view te •
»n everyday article«
clerking They believe
uiaater enough votes to <lh»
v *y* sad means committee
»^ k < * ration ef bill* of this char
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on the fieot
and
revenue bills unless they
lorn*
f «lull«-«
Äthv* ° Kn,In ,D they
m , %y lll ' u u ' P«*«» wirh
^Rllric h ' * Insurgent
»easier Curtbi of
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not agree with the He*
k
_ n«-w plan,, for finan« Ing a *«d
^ WB ' bonus
m (eat Whf'k
were preaauted to the
auinission taxes and u>-e the proceeds
r ° I>!1V ( ,,Mnus - The annual yield
1,0111 t,H ;,<i,ui * ss ' on Dixes is about $70.
Kansas, Republican whip, proposed to
retain in modified form the
exisiing
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and Senator Curtis estimates
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that this wou.rl come within $1.090.000 j
ol vicetmg the annual cost of the '
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bonus.
Scuntor ( opeluml of New York, 1
Democrat, introriuced a bill providing !
for a straight cash bonus to ex-service !
men at the rat«* of $1.25 a «lay for each i
day of service, with a $625 maximum ;
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payment. The t«»tal «*«»st of the bonus j
tinder this plan is estimated at about !
$1,5011.000.000,
and Senator Copeland I
would have the 'treasury department 1
Issue bonds to ibis amount. \
ENATOR ('AltA WAY of Arkansas
violently denounced Albert B. Fall,
former secretary of the interior,
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Wednesday before the senate commit
tee that is investigating Fall's leases
° f naVal 7 * Prv ation s to private per
££ 'S' for ' ^
the Arkansas senator;
If the people In eharse of the Amer
lean navj are to he believed when thev
say our very national existence de
pends upon the navy as the lirst line
of defense; when they tell us we would
be b»st without the navy. an«l then seil
every drop of reserve fuel for the navy,
I ask how much more infamous It is to
have sold every sallon of reservo oil
than It W..S for Benedict Arnold to
try to sell only a rooky fortress on the
Hudson river?
"I know there is somethin* wrong
with the source of Mr Fall s money,
and I know that every reading man and
woman in America will know that AI
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b( ' rt B Fh11 ' the se<TPt « r y the in
terior. sold every gallon of the Araer
1 ican reserve fn<l1 to oil «P^ulators. one
of whom boasted he would make $100,
000 ' 0CK ' out of his share of the loot *
1 "° f course * 1 rather imagine if It
were not for m Y distinguished friend,
the P resent attorney general, all these
men would he indicted. But I am con
scious as long as he sits at the helm
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thf * White House and he absolutely
at the Department of Justice they may
Immune from any prosecution In the
HENANDOAH, our giant dirigible
which Is to be used In the coming
arctic expedition of the navy, was glv
cn an exciting test Wedneî»day night.
federal c«mrts.
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Saloon league.
scandal of the failure to enforce pro
I hibitlon was the worst in our history,
Hnd be voiced what he called a "gen
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G OVERNOR PINCHOT of Pennsyl
vania also did some denouncing,
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at the annual convention of the Anti
He said the national
! eral demand" for a congressional in
vestlgatlon of the prohibition enforce
i rnPn t unit of the government.
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Moored to her mast at Lakehurst to
see how much wind she could stand,
the big ship was tom loose by a 72
mile gale and driven northward. Capt.
Anton Heinen and his crew* of 21 speed
By got the dirigible under control and
after flying as far as New York harbor
they turned her nose south again.
looae the Shenandoah was once more
safe in her hangar, little injured save
for the tom nose covering. Her «*rew
was unharmed and unafraid through
out the wild ride, and (Captain Heinen,
who has had wide experience with alr
craft, saya she is without doubt the
strongest constructed «hip of her type
ever built,
Seven and a half hour* after she broke
BNKRAL DAWKS. I* formally ac
cepting the chairmanship of the
commute« of expert* to Investigate
Germany's capacity to pay, delivered a
characteristic speech In which he
bluntly denounced the pollticlaBa and
Nationalistic demageguera" who lu
crease disorder for their persona!
pr ofit , and asserted the first thing te
he done to avert the moat cal ossa I
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bankruptcy the world ha* ever eoen
te te atabllise currency and beip Oor
maiijr to recover its economic produc
tivity. The committee has begua
gathering the view* of financial au
thorities. and hR* Invited Herr
Schacht, president of the relebshank
ro tdl what help bad been offered in
hin recent visit* to I-oadon. Zurich *ad
Aniftterdain. It 1* asuerted that Dawes
means to steer the InvestIgaflno to
ward methods of raising an Immediate
loss for Germany, probably not over
$3^.000,000, to «tablilae tbe mark.
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of the franc to a record low
point inov«"! the French government
to a delennination to effect great
orniev. including the abandonment
of big public works for a time and tin*
« utting <»f the government pay roll,
arul to lwrea »> taxation 2
20 per c«>nt.
Exchange rates reacted to this, the
franc recovering sharply.
ING GEORG?] formally opened the
British parliament Tuesday, and
the Tory government in the speech
from the throne made a last desjier
ate effort to rally the Liberals to its
support and keep the Laborites out of
power. The speech was long and «lull
and contained an extensive program
of minor reform, including various
schemes for the relief of the worker
and the farmer. Ramsay MacDonald,
Labor leader, announced that at the
earliest possible moment he would
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move as follows:
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i »dvlsers Have not the confl
i d " ce 2* tha boase " .
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!' ad 7 ," f "' e L "''' r ' ,ls ' * n •'" d
. lo a " ">« of ,he T, - riM •>» »«•
! ondl,,(: the l ' ab,,r " 1 " ,lon and announc '
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" ail for ,bp ,as ' we,,k - h( - said - knew
i " e Rtr, f* den,and for hira to beoome
,be su '; ,,,r °J thp " umr U »coonting
i the 8av,or of the coimtI *y meant doing
underhand deal lo keep ont of
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1 ,i0 " al ™ lps r> was , f B | 1,,ed '« «•
Mr Muc ? onald - « s g e,h >° ll >«
commons, denied tliat the Labor party
favor«*«! any revolutionary plans, se
cret or otherwise.
ing that when it was called up the
; following Monday he would vote for
i it and advise all his friends to do the
None who had not read his
same.
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th, * re is not reason to believe that the
cllTn ax will be the defeat of the revo
Intlonlsts. Just now the activities of
the armies are centered mainly about
Tampico, and the United States gov
ernment has found It necessary to
warn the rebels that It will not coun
EXICO'S rebellion seems to bo
moving toward its climax, and
M
[ 4ay severe shocks were reported from
Sendai, Japan; Bogota. Colombia, and
Bombay, India.
tcnunce a blockade closing that port
} to American commerce. The cruiser
Ta«*«.ina was ordered to Vera Cruz,
but ran aground 16 miles from Vera
Cruz.
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oKYO was terrified and consider
ably damaged by an earthquake
that vvas the severest since the great
temblor of last September. About
l thirty persons were killed and many
buildings in the capital, in Yokohama
and ottier places were wrecked. Next
BNIZËLOS found that after all it
was necessary for him to become
premier of Greece, so he assumed that
post and formed a cabinet with Rous
808 as foreign minister. Renewal of
British friendship and aid is now In
dicated and it Is predicted Greece will
Join the English-Italian-Spanish com
bination In the Mediterranean to re
s t ra i u French ambitions to dominate
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Europe. Greece may need English help
to keep Saloniki from Serbia. Veni
selos is openly favoring the establish
ment of a republic and probably will |
be Its first president. He, however,
deprecates the expulsion of the royal
family and has insisted that the or
ganisation of revolutionary army offi
cers be dissolved before the plebiscite
is held.
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F ARMERS and manufacturer« sf the
Middle West, in convention Is Chi
cago, adopted a series of resolution*
for presentation to President Ceolidge
and congre««. They oppose govern
ment price fixing; approve ef co-op
erative marketiag of farm products;
commend the Department* of Agricul
ture and Commercs for their work in
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the foreign marketing field; favor a
reforestation movement; ask material i
reduction of all taxes; urge that Imml- j
grant* be limited by quality and
t*wner«hip or operatlee ef railroads, !
'7;' f vi
tori«: -ppow .«tempi. «. deprlfe te.
Supreme court ef It. prlm.rj enaction
of determining the validity of congre»- I
hi''Q «! «rtjon. atul want Mild« Shoals i
developed primarily fer the produc* !
tien ef ferUUaer.
economic need»; oppose government
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FAKE DIAGNOSTIC METHODS OF
JEWISH PHYSICIAN ARE
AIRED IN COURT
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Immediately folowing the death
j from pneumonia in San Francisco,
i early last week of Dr. Albert Ab
J rams, a Jewish physician and surgeon,.
j who claimed to have discovered
j ease, the Unite<l States government,
; through the postoffice department,!,
! opened it« cast against Dr. Mary Le
coque, practititioner of the "Abrams
method," in the United States distrie,
i court at Jonesboro, Ark., on charees
of using the mails to defraud. The
tv ,man doe,or had been a student of
the late Dr. Abrams, and was a les
see of one of his electronic machines
the operation of which was declared
by a special writer in a number of r'.
tides appearing recently in the Ec r.
horn, (Mich.) Independent, as one of
(the greatest and most criminally rep
rehensible fakes of the centurv
a new
method of electronic diagnosis of dis
The exposure of Abrams and hi-
ake method of diagnosis,
given
Ford's
3 »+ g O']
wide publicity through Henry
"International Weekly,''
accorded practically
'he public press and none of the tel
egraphic press associations,
can he learned, carried stories of th
w'a
no mention in
so far ar
c
exposure. Abrams claimed (hat
single drop of human blood sent to
him on
a
a piece of common blotting
w r hen reacted upon by his
machine, could be made to accurate,
-y show the exact nature of the di
ease, the sex of the
paper,
s
from
whom the blnod was taken, whether
married
person
or single, and even if the
person was in love.
His claims were
so extravagent that a special writer
was employed to conduct a scientific
investigation, as the result of which
Abrams was declared a faker and his j
machine was
worthless for the purpose for which it ■
was intended. It was ala:» scientifi
cally demonstrated that there was
not enough electricity going through
the multiplicity of coils and reostats
on the machine to show a positive
reaction on the most delicate electric
gauges or meters in existence. Ab
branded absolutely j
rams, s»j far as could be learned, nev
er publicly denied the accusations
i against him, but continued uninter- j
ruptedly to fleece an«l mulct the pub- ;
lie, of- who Bamum used to speak |
so tenderly.
Abrams was born in San Francisco |
He claimed to j
Calit., Dec*. 8, 1863.
have attended numerous medical in- j
stitutions in
this country
and in
Europe, and was the author of sev
eral electito-medical works of doubt
ful value.
He was also the inventor
of the machine by which he claimed
he could determine, by means of its
electronic vibrations, the name and
nature of disease, if any; the sex:
whetheT married or single; the ap
proximate age, and the nature an J
scope of the love affairs of
son from whpm
any per
just one drop of
blood could be secured on a piece of
blotting paper.
He also maintained a sort of school,
from which he conducted a corres
p^ndence course for students who
j paid a fee for entrance and tuition,
and who paid a large sum down, and
so much per month, for the use of
the machine in their office, wherever
it might be located,
lease basis,
on a contract
As the result of his claims for his
alleged discovery, the physician
acclaimed by many as the originatm
was
ot a new theory in medical science
that would revolutionize the practice
of medicine. By others, including the
American Medical
association
special investigators, it was declared
that his system was without value
and his method a plain fake.
In the criminal
and
sixit now being
conducted in Jonesboro, Ark., the de
iendant, Dr. Mary Lecoque, and
wit
b.,
RED PEPPERS END
RHEUMATIC PIS
When you arc suffering with rheu
matism so you can hardly get around
just try Red Pepper Rub and you will
have the quickest relief known.
Nothing has such concentrated, pene
trating heat as red peppers, instant re
lief. Just as soon as you apply Red
fepper Rub you feci the tingling heat,
In three minutes it warms the sore
spot through and through. Frees the
blood circulation, breaks up the conges
** on — an d the old rheumatism torture
is gone
° w * es ^ ed f >c PP« r Pub, made from
itote p ' t Kt r5 ipVonk"u" y it Î2
I um bag 0> neurit», backache, stiff neck.
sore muscles, colds in chest Almost
instant relief awaits you.
K et *be genuine, with tbe name Rowlc?
on package,
Be sure to
nesses testifying in her behalf, stat
under oath that all human ills
Can corect * y diognosed, not only
through the analysis of one drop of
lîl€ P atien t's blood, but also faom
the patient's handwriting.
All diseases were included in the
declarations of the witnesses, one of
whom was Dr. -Underwood, a profes.
sor in the school founded in San.
Francisco by Abrams. Dr.
w»'od testified that a correct diasrno
Ur ier
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S1 , S COU,d be made from a sin * le drft P
of blood on a blotter. Other defense
,
witnesses who qualified
as "experts
weie Dr. Cora Smith King of Wash
h ' P ' ^ ^ ^ Danner.
1 ^government rested its case af
*T r 11<rf sent,n S testimony regarding)
t , ree ^ <>Ked te3t cases which it is
aim€< î w ® re submit,ed tü Le
'T* T to" 05 *'
, ini ' p,,ttor EI,lott , of th e postoffice
.P^ iy \ n " for thp
8a,dblood specimens
c™ H * the 4 ma " 8 '° I,r - *****
ACCO 'l in,f *° Mr ' K! '
,. „ * ° due * agDosed
J ! " , foma!( ' troub! ® when th,
8ppp,men - he 8aid . was taken
' °" the , hand of » healthy man.
aa0t ^ er lnstan «h the inspector tes
t'f'C'l, a drop of blood from a chicken
was submitted.
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w'erc
one
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He said Dr. Lecoqtie
patfent suffering from
»numerous ills, including malaria and
tubercules. In a ttird test, Elliott
testified, a second specimen from the
hand of a healthy man was submitt
Lecoque reporte
tnc blood was that of an animal.
found the
e«l.
He said Dr.
A splendid record in securing con
victions for violations of State and
Federal forest fire laws
during 1923 in Washington and Ore
gon, according to the Forest Service,
CAUSING FOREST FIRES IS
COSTLY IN THE NORTHWEST
was made
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We are closing out all
of our Phonographs and
Records now. Anyone
interested in buying the
best machines made at
below wholesale cost is
invited to call and get our
prices.
To clean out, we are of
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Money Grows
If you had a handful of wheat it would not make
one meal, but if the handful of wheat was planted, the harv
est would serve to supply many meals.
The same thing is true with money. The little savings
will not purchase much, but planted in a reliable bank, like
ours, they accumulate and with interest added make
big enough to be worth while. Money grows. The only
question is regarding the safety of the bank where your
money is planted. The bank must be safe, reliable and
honest. Our bank is that kind.
you
a sum
GALLATIN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK
BOZEMAN, MONTANA
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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United Spates Department of A
culture. During the fire season fcfr
| est and police officers caused the ar
rest of 177 persons and secured coun
convictions in 167 cases.
Carelessness with fires in wooded
artas within tfcasc States has
outlawed for many years, and both
• federal, State ami local authorities
cooperate closely in
ajjprelK.iuIiig
violators of the laws. F ines and costs
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l ' a ue Government,-*
! destroyed amounted to $9,950.
Arrests for leaving un^xtinsruished
in the 167 convictions amounted to
•SI,530 and civil damages covering the
»wned timber
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act prohibit--«» by a
, Washington State leeislat
camp fires amounted to nearly half
the total and brush burning without
a permit in the closed season amount
ed to 12 per cent of the total. Thf
j remaining ",S i»er cent oi
j included car«.
the to A;
smokers and land
ntly allowed liru.
is to na
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j to spread from prh
tiona] forest areas,
ce' land us
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«»r wh«* in
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ways started forest finest
One conviction was secured ia
throwing
a railr<»ad train, an
lav passed » v t v »
Was h in gton for
! cigarette r mm
lighted
a
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Any breaking out or skin irritation
i on face, neck or body
IS OVCVCù'Pt
quickest by applying Mcntho-Sulphur
says a noted skin 'pcciabst. Bccaust
of its germ destroying properties,
; ing has ever b< cn found to take th
place of this sulphur preparation *
! instantly brings ease from the itching
burning and irritation.
M«u b .o-Su!phur Heals coema nju
j It seldom fails to relieve the torment
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disfigurement.
A little jar
Rowles Mentho-Sulphur may be ob
tained at any drug store. It is
like cold cream
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