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Friday Specials
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PANTON'S
jpL
Children's
Sweaters
Children s Knll S* enter*
In a number of at) lea. with
and without high collar and
pocket* Stiea t> month* to
4 ye«r*. Ricellent value*
at 91.25. «1.4 a. $1 69 and up.
Wonderfully Good Bargains in Lace Curtains
$1.50 Ecu Nottingham Lac* Curtain* for }IH«-
12..'>0 Eciu Nottingham Ijicp Curtain* for *I.|N
$1.95 Kcru Catde Nat l.ace Curtain- for fl|.£<l
$2 25 E-ru Net l.ace Curtains for H1.4.%
$i.75 Baltenbcrg trimmed Net Curtain* fo; A1..*»0
$."> 7 • !>< •'!> Ecru Net. Hattenberg trlmn • I Crtain
s2Scrim Curtain*, imitation of flirt in* "tlott m.U.'t
$2.7."> Scrim I'edrootn Curtain*. with embroidered ilota In tml^
blue, pink, green or yellow *1.75
JohnPanton(o\
1107-1111 SECOND AVENUE
Daily Contest Bulletin
Berries
WHOLLY
THE UNBLEACHED
FLOUR?
6IRLS, KEEP YOUR BEAU UNDER YOUR
EYES; PASTE HIM ONTO YOUR CHEEKBONE
The "only girl" no longer wear*
"hi*" pleture In her wri*t watrh. I
nor doe* *he keep II rlo*e to hi r ;
heart. .lu*t to *how the world thai
•he'* rather proud of her he*t beau
■he paaten hi* pleture Ju*t beneath
her eye. a* *hown In the photo
graph above.
Of roiir*e, *he <*»nt *ei> It her
*"lf, unle** *he look* In the mlr
ror—the rnop* rogul*h eve rannot
WESTERN-GOODY EAR QUICK SHOE REP MP
COMPANY rr,
I« Now t.nrat *0* Third *ro.. I.jrm lll'lf y/./
Vim i urintM jrotl th« **•* work In town »*'• »»#«» - it) *•*'
UMd. Bring ua >our old «ho«« W«'I1 m«k<
th'-m Hk« n«w.
(Hi lir.TTK A *WM!rO, Prop#
$2.75 Lingerie
Waists $1.48
Wat*!* of allover embroldcn, Inwn Willi
lace and embroidery trimming. cr«uie.
Ilia In effect* in lawn with ditlltty luck*,
nlwti tailored linen The\ luve hlth or
low collar* $ vitliie* nil *l.ls
$1.25 Women's Fleeced
Wrappers 89c
Fleeced t'hallla Wrapper! In pretty color
combination* of vlnli. *ra>, lavender or
blue. with neat trimming of silk corit
Hint satin ribbon. Kegular price $1 i,">.
Special Nl»<-
House
Furnishings
$2 5'- IMth Kooni Rnm
r-'»c Krintsed Table < . »<*r»
5c Curtain ("on!*, pali ;ir
M»i- \II wool liiki.ilii Carpet H.lr
$1 .\tl Cotton filled Com fori* HS«*
Hraio Kitenaion Curtain Hod* at
."»r. UK and |.*»r
forii* on the cheekbone Ju*t. beneath
It. but th«' re*t of the world MM
and admire* and the only girl" I*
happy.
The "beau under your eve" fad
I* brand new, but It * HpreadlnK like
an epidemic. A tiny kodak picture
I* the kind to u*e for facial decora
tion If carefully cut out It fit*
neatly on the point of the cheek
lione.
KRUPPS ARE
BATTERING
ALLIES'SHIPS
BY CD L. KEEN
LONDON, March 11.—Or
dered to alienee the enemy'a
batteries at any coat, four Brit
iah battleship* today resumed
ahelllng ft Namaiieh, Inalde
the Dardanelles, at a range of
several mils*, according to di*
patch** from Athens
Spirited reply la being made
by the big Krupp guna of the
fort.
Altboiißh the fortlflcatlona at
Kllld Main have been badly bat
tered, the gun* hate not >et been
allen> "d entlrel).
Vice Vdmlral i'arden, command
III* th« fleet la patina little alien
tlon for the present to Kllld HahT.
If hla »ar*hlp* aucceed In dcinnl
ishliiK til" ilefe n*e« at N*tua'i*li
the> can move in cloaer and rum
plete ihe destruction i f Klltd Itahr
Determined Oppoaition
On the \*lallc aide, aero** thr
*tr It ftom Vauiarlt'h (lie t'hanak
bttlrrlM have been si!«nt for aev
era I da) a
Ml dl*p«t< hi s Indicate live fleet
l« encounicilnn vci ■ d>-t •nulncd tip
position
Allied airmen are no Innaer being
M*nl a* range finder* for the fieri
Owing to lrea« heron* air current*
over the narrow* where the ai lator*
are con>t>elled to fly. *e\erai ml*
hai>« have reaulted
No activity by the fleet ouUlde of
Smyrna wa« reported today, it I*
rumored the Itritlah au*pended
firing to permit nun combatant* t<
leave.
BATTLE IMPENDS
BEFORE WARSAW
PETROGRAD. Match II Th"
tiertnan threat avalnat »
hi' r n reiip».-ii from the north
and northeaat
The enemy ia m**alng In heavy
force between Mlawa at d the
Ortec river. alone a front of 10
mile* Five tierman army eorpa.
numbering 200,000 men. hare been
concentrated at Prraanv** alone
and a Ru*«lan arttiv of the aame
•Ue i* maneuvering to meet It
FRENCH ATTACKS
SAVE RUSSIANS
I* \RIS. March 11.- "After two
week* of violent attack* In the
! Champ igrn dlatrlct. the Krench
I have lifted the pre**ure from re
, treating Ruaalma In Poland and
have »aved Warn*,"
| Thia official explanation | n the
form of an e\e wltnr** Matcment
I *»» gl*en here todat for the t»
j < - ent onslaught* on (ierman poal
: tlona.
It admitted the Krench loaae*
J «ere heavy, but they w«re aald to
Ibe amali compared with the (Jer.
man laaualtie* and wtien the «f
fe. t the righting had had on the
Poland campaign waa convldered
'The Ruaalana." the atatement
slid, "have l.een able to re form
,and check the (ierman* In lh« ea*t
I and now are pwaalng th»m back
from tha frontier." .
STEALS JITNEY BUS;
ASKS OWNER TO 6ET
IN AND NAVE RIDE
If you a'eal a Jltne wagon, don't
aak It* owner to ride Mtu you That
brlnga about unpl*a*ant cotupllca
tlona. uaually
At least, that wa» the ei|>erlence
of the younic thief who stole tne
rar of V P NeUon. 2-'« Ht«l a**.
\\\. Wednesday nlstht It «m taken
from the r»«r of hi* home A quar
ter of an hour later, aft«r notifying
the poller, Nelson wa» solicited to
take a Jitney rld« at Klrst a\* »,nl
Harrison *t
It was hi* own car lie stepped
In.
The driver, a boy. a*«tned Inev
perittnred Nelson finally told hlro
he'd drive the rar himself, a* It
• m hi* own.
At I'lke «t the t/oy Jumped out
and escaped.
CHILL FALLS UPON
HOUSE WHEN OLE
HANSON VISITS 'EM
OLYMPIA. March II Ole Man
•on Tinted the ;>tt a I vcnterday.
He took a *eat In the house (talliiry
behind tli« speaker observ
ed him. and made the usual mo
tion that h«\ a* a former member
of the hous«\ he escorted to a seat
heaide the speaker
Conner Unor»d the motion, and
started to proceed with the eaten
dar l.ane Inalatod on hi* nK>tlon.
however. and it carried I.ane and
Webster of Kin* did the 'MrortlnK
Hut Hi* enforced alienee of the
*eat behind the speaker palled on
Ole. ami hn noon left to talk with
member* In the rear of the room.
THREE ADMIRALS
GET A PROMOTION
WASHINGTON. Miirch 11 Bc
rotary Daniel* announced late yon
terday that thro* admiral* had hfrn
appointed under the n*w statute r'-
vlaln? th* navy rank. They arm
Frank K Fletcher. now commanding
the Atlantic fl«w*t ThomaM I'. How
ard, commanding th* Pacific fleot,
and Walter C ( , ow>« l commanding
th»* Ablatio fl*»ei.
Heretofore all have held the rani
of rear admiral Fletcher will !>»•
comm ranking a'lmlrai of the naw.
»#»rond only to Admiral George
tlrwey.
WILL ASK BIOS ON
NEW BRIDGE BONDS
Jtlil on fhe lirlilK" bond* author
l*er| by Ihe volar* on March 2 will
hi rei>lved by the c|u mi \|>ril JO.
according lo plan < of I'halrm.in
I'll/.K' tab! of the council Jlnanre
roni 111 liter
It I* not determined yet. bow
inurh of the antire amount will lie
advertl*ed for *alc, a* under the
Renlck bill the money will not be
available for any other purpose
even for temporary loan*, except to
build bridge*.
SI AK—THURSDAY. MARCH 11. 1915. I'AGli 2.
FIGHTING EDITOR
IS CLOSE TO DEATH
W R Nalaon
William flookhlll Nelaon of Kan
«aa City ami kiinwn in th« Booth
»»»l aa the Fighting Kdltor." la
aerloualy 111 at hta home
Nelaott « <* hum In Indiana In
I*ll, In I**o lie removed to Kan
*aa Cltv, .Mo. where he began the
puhlli "tlli'ii of llip two newspaper*
he atlll own* aih] edited until lie
borinic 111 a few »eeU* ago
FLAG EXERCISE
IN THE SCHOOLS
OIAMI'IA. March II Ma* •irr
rlara In every m-hiKil of the am'*
onre n week I* ordered In a aeuat*
bill In which tin- houtc concurred
yeaterilay afternoon
\\ I niton of riitokitii* thought audi
a law Mould mean notliUi*. and wa*
a Mi ni itirumuraui«• on th« «tut
tile hook* of the atatr alncr, lir
claimed. the atndenia wottldn t know
wh.it they »«rd aaylne
lio thought liter* »rr« heller nod
• urer *<)■ of Inatllling pair lot mm
than through Involuntary drill"
llut (ltd houar didn't
PRESTON WILL QUIT
tlar«»ld Prriton. attorn** for tli*
l*ot ( rotnfiilftftlot) haw no
tlr«- I hut ht* would Ilk* to wi
woon an* * mu re nor «*»» n !»«•
Th* Immrdiat* rmnU' i«t HtttlC ttlon
»f IM** l • ?* r Kt)r«Ml (or nalnry
«•ml riix'niif* Pre»ton cl*ttiilnK It
l« I tent
Makes Nerves Tingle
Witb New Vitality
K*llogg'« Sanltona Waftra Fill Your
Mind With Joy and Ch««rfuln**i
and Vitali« Nana Vim and
Vigor Into Your Body.
50 CENT BOX FREE.
li«t n+rs *• Ilk# «f*»l hf rl»«r*
brained. »ir.»ti* «m| v||i>ftuiii k»l
--lofl'i Waf#r« inv||nrm«
thd % Halts# «• (!«»• «•!•# tf
yon »r« narv# m hH.
pri»vl«h, >i>d your frl*n<|* l»«|ln tr
think you ff * * <I#a4 one." iMa mar-
H*llr»|is*« laailnur \* «frr« Mwkp
%r« I Ike « !!•>. \ •>« • eel Jilftl
I Ike JnntplKft o%er m l>tf*
vflonm and remed* will
Ihf f ot. a ». wl' a** on life KH
lo(K * Hanltone U :iffr« «m aome
thlna new and different from «o>
and all other ramadleii Thav mak>
old f-»lk» fee', voting and ambltlou*.
and nf rood for both men and
woman
If \ tin mre run down
nn«l ifttAirarti hava no *p<*nk for
an\thlna a' nil *hr«« «ma*ln* little
viitfrm will IhrlH roti with lb® he.tlth
hft'l vim that hrtnic the r*al jo?, of
HvJfig
fler.d coupon below tod nv for a fr«»
ROr trial ho* of Ki ll'irk « Maiiltone
W»f#n.
Th# regular II 00 iUp of Kallngtf'a
Hanlton* Wafara I* for aala In Haattlr
M v owl Drug Co. Third ava and
Plica at
FREE bOc BOX COUPON
r. .1. k i;i !.<>(•'. « «»..
llnffmMlfr Block.
Unfile < eeek. Mich
Send ?ne by return mail * f»o
cant trio* !»♦•* of tha wondarful
dlarovcr> f«»r narve*. Kallogg •
Hanlton" W nfer* 1 encloaa <1
cent* In ■tHtnp® to help pay pom
oga and packing:
Na ma ..... .
Ht raet
It K l»
City Hlata .
WONDERFUL
HOW RLSiNOL
STOPS ITCHING
To those who have endured for
yenrs I tie It' hlng torments of ee*e
ma or other "uch skin erupt ions,
the relief |,hat the first use of Res
Inol Ointment and Reslnol Soap
gives Is perfectly incredible. After
all the suffering they have endured
and all the useiesa treatment* the)
spent good moaev for. they cannot
Mlftt am thing so sfinpla, mild
and inexpcnieve can stop the Itch
lug and burning INSTANTLY!
And lhe\ find It till more wonilar
ful that the Improvement I" perma
nent and that lie <inol re ill I v drives
sw.iy the eruption completely In a
very.short time perhaps there Is
a pleasant surprise like this In
store for you, Keslnol ointment
and Keslnol Soap are sold by all
druggists Kor trial free, write to
l>ept. 1111, Iteslnol, Italtlmore, Md.
Correspondent Sims Finds
Priest in Belgian Outpost
Mtiii <il (ukl Spends His l);i\s I'iskiiii; lite to (iliide
l ire of Artillery.
I iillntiliit la niiolhrr r»r %>ttnrnm
• lort frnm llrlnlnn fr««l «rU*
trn lit \\ llllhiii I* Ii 111 §• "Inn, «« In*
livl(#4 I 111 •• • I|4am ymfl iltH
(«• iimkr m % !•!! Ilirrr
By Willinm Philip Sim»
United Prcii Staff Correspondent.
KI.ANUKHH, K»l> :'•« (With llif*
Belgian AnU at the Kiont, by Mall
to \ew \ 011, i 'I'lii' chief oltaervei
(or lhi' Belgian army, till* mutt occii
pvlng the moat dtiiigcrnti* po«t
along Hi'* ''lit ire (•*!««tnI«•!» front, la
a Capuchin Monk
Hidden In a infill"', al tnacr of
chimney 111.proportion*. lint with
walla fl* fthick, part of an an
ctent rliurrh. thin fighting r.ian of
lioil epvnda hta day*, telephone at
hta ear, fli'ld glaive* to hla ttyea,
InformliiK I tie* Belgian artillery
whether thrli aliota are too long or
100 abort
Tower Bombarded Dally
All da' long hit anugged tower,
rlnlni; from n tin> l*'nnd not more
! than 100 feei a']»itir.', la bombarded
and liitlrrMl by German itnna
planted nlntiß the Van
Aa tlila la being written the old
church aieeple la all jagged Ml the
top » here half ha* m en allot away.
And when at laat It col>apae* the
monk will certainly !>• there, fur he
■tuhlMirnly refnaea to yield • bla
place for a day or nlKbt
For two moiittin and two »»lih
he haa *tuck to bla ruined church
lower Mia |>oat la the moat deao
late In Kurope
When bla anperlor off hern under
■ the cover of nlKht, go to him and
i hog him to take a real he *ml>a
I like un emharraaaed child and re
• pile* Wh<. I am leaa lonely here
than In my call "
Simi Viaita the Outpoet
Kaeorted by a Itelßlan ataff offl
rer on hta rounda of Inapectloti. I
wa< permitted to vlalt the outpoat
The night waa pitch dark ITeavjr
rlouda hung low and. driven before
a loinl'e Rale blowing In fiom the
North »e«. • drenching rain atmiß
ua In the fare
Once clear of front-Bne trench*'
and the barbed wire, we aloehed
down the ridge called a road the
only land anywhere near ua atand
In* above the Inundation
\ horrible odor roae from the
water,
"It.i'd Herman* the officer ex
I i.'aiii' •! ' Th< re are bundr.vla of
• lead foodie* around here which we
iin not get to amt bury They foil
m trying to croaa under ftre "
I'reaently we left the road at
right angle* and look to a cattae
oat three feet wide made of emnll
branchea tied In bundle* reaemh
ling loga
Fighta for God and Country
We found the monk Handing at
COSTIVE BOWELS,
HEADACHE,COLDS,
TAKE CASCARETS
lifl h tOfrnl box mo*
Fiirmd Tongue. Had ('old*. Indl-
KrXlon. Hallow Skin and Mlwrihl'
Headache* come fr '111 a torpid
liver and clogged liowel*, which
culm# your atnmach to become
filled with andlge*te»l food, which
■our* and ferment* like garbage In
a *w||| barrel. Thst'a the first
*tep to untold ml*ery lndlge*tlon.
foul bad brealh. yellow akin,
mental (car*. e»er'thing that la
li<«rrl>»'•• mul nauaeitlftg \ <■»<-*
ret tonlitht will give your rr>n»tl
pated l>owel* a thorough clean*itig
and straighten you out by mom
Ins They work whll« you aleep—
a t«-oent box from your drugglat
will keep yotl feeling good for
month* Mllllrn* of men and worn
en take u Caacaret now and then
to keep their atomarli. liver and
bowel* regulated. and never know
a mlaerable moment Don't forget
the children- their little ln*lde*
need a Rood, gentle cleaning, too
Goodyear Raincoat Co.
Become* Goodyear
Clothing Co.
The former Ooodyear Raincoat
Company at S*lt> Becontl ave., haa,
now become the (!oo<l;. ear Clothing
Company Mr ('harle* Rrown. u«
formerly, I* general manager The
ladlca' raincoat department ha*
been dlacontlnued and cloaed out.
and a complete line of th« well
known Klrachbttum men'* clothing
hn* been added The men * rain
coat department I* alao retained
Mr. Ilrown Mate* thai hi* firm will
cater particularly to the itopulai
nrlced trade and will *|M>rjallze on
men * clothing at II.".00, lIH.OO and
$20 00
WOMEN APPKAH AS
OLD AS THEIR HAIR
It Is astonishing to sen how
much good-looking hair does to
ward producing a youthful apt)"#!
im e. It Is astonishing also to real
I/." how much the attractiveness of
the hair Is affected by the care we
give It, especially In the matter of
demising In washing the hair. It
la not advisable to use a makeshift,
but always use n preparation made
for shampooing only Von can en-
Joy the best that Is known for
about three cpnts a shampoo by
getting a package of cunthrox from
your druggist: dissolve a teaspoon
ful In a cup of hot water and your
shampoo Is ready After Its use
the hair dries rapidly, with uni
form color. Dandruff, excess oil
and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear. Your hair Will be so
fluffy that It will look much Imav
ler than it Is Its luster and soft
ness will also delight you. while
the stimulated scalp gains the
health which Insures hair growth-,
Advi rtlsement
RWE ■
(khml II (irk. liral OuK I fHllirr
Ntnll «H. I.owrr I loor I'lkr I'lim-*
Ih" lniHf of hla wllo'ikliift with
t»M inay and tawler a* n woman'*,
n th' dim linn of llh <ii i himiih,
in* only !i<»o yard* away,
lit- WttH a ntiiiill. nihil muii, |K<r
-...••11, ■) I 111 .
I«p* with rnnnnrra n» K»nllf h
i Kliln Hi' HtnlN'it almoin run
llnntty Hi- liiv»il llfr. mtpi»rrnM>
m> niiirli «h iinvmif. In liln own f««h
lon. nml liln martyr Ilk* nnri nclf
ltnpoH«-i1 (mil) of hourly rlpkln* hl«
rMii wiix iiiiK'ly Hti nrl of pHlrlol
Imn. I
Hrfor* tolnliiK ihr onli>r, the
monk waa In th* ariillery branch'
of the army.
When war waa declared he got
permlaalon to !egve hla cell and g't
In hla uniform
Ilia object waa lo nerve 'Sod by
fighting for King Albert
When the war la over, and Bel*l
glum reatored to her king, he aaya,
he nhnll return to bla cell
PASTOR GIVES
TRIAL SCENE
When I>r M A MafthowN took;
to the rlolh, a (ml artor • lout !
lo the
Thla v. a* demon*trated Weilnoa
da> night, when h< ilfllvT'd 111"
third *ermon In hi* revltal «erl»a
at the Klrat l*re*li> terlan church
The aartnon wan itlven a* a
courtroom mciio. l>r. Matthiw*
l»>rtia> lug the < roa* «-i aml nation
of a wltnea* on the atand.
lk> yon kno'v there la a Ood?"
h« a*krd an Imaginary wltnea* \
I think no." (aw* the repl>
t'ome down from the wltne**
atand." the do< tor < rl«-d Von are
I)Ina or you Imtent thr i>o*«r to
think You know ther«< la a tiod.
Down there tiefor* you the Jury
alt* It deaire* a convincing an
awer "
Then, allowing th« altne** an
other (jttMtton. Or Matthew*
naked
"Are you a I'hrUttanV
"I hope ao," waa the repli.
Attain t>r Matthew* thundered:
Lear* the atand. we will have!
m«n>* of miii."
I»r Matthew * al*o directed hi* :
drnunrlation to certain preacher*!
whoxo mind* are purified In thi* 1
clatern of hear*** and damnable \
doubt lit nald i>er rent of the
pie << her* ought to In* plowing for
a livelihood."
SHE'S STAR MODEL
OF FASHION WORLD
Effie
Youri^
Clothe* may not mak*» the man,
hut thf modal ttmka* tha gown:
that a why Mia* Kffle Young in one
of tho moat |»opular. and one of
(he high eat *alarit»d faahion ahow
mod el it In Amcrlrt -and mo<lela
thaa«* dava draw an fat pa> on*
ve lopes aa vaudwlllf itars.
Mlaa Young wore the prise-win
ninn gown In the re rent Fashion
Art league of America exposition
hold In Chicago.
WARCRAFT WILL
GUARD NEW YORK
WASHINGTON'. March 11 Ser
retary lianlel* today ordered the
torpedo boat dcntroyer* Mclknigal
und I»h>ioii from Ouantanamo to
New York to aid the port autborltlet
in maintaining neutrality. With the
Dolphin, they will be under com
mand of Hear Admiral I'aher
NEW POSSIBILITY
NOW FOR JOB AS
PREXY AT U. OF W.
The I'nhersity of Washington re
gents are considering a new presl
dentlal possibility today lie If
Charles Allen Proßser, secretary of
the National Si clety for the Promo
tlon of Industrial Education.
Prosser made a brief visit her<
la%t full. while attending 1111 ednea
tlonal convention In Tacoma. 11l
Is said to have made n favorable
Impression on several of the re
Rents.
Prouder, who lives In Massnchu
setts, has been nuked to revisit Se-
Hltle for the purpose of studying
conditions Rt the university.
SHRINERS WILL PUT
UP TEMPORARY HOME
A temporary, structure for the
Shriner* will be erected on the
11 vacant lot opposite the Washington
' hotel. It will be completely fln
- It-bed before July IS, the opening
I day of Shriners' wU.
D A A TIVT LET POYNOR SAVE
D/ll\\jrAll>l YOU MORE THAN 30
TN /V VQ f PER cent tomorrow
* AND SATURDAY.
S'j/A —I I—l1 —I 1 .
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Ej f€ »#••!
• | 916.00 rmk Horh#»
t f . ■k • £ **nuir>* It i • < ' I "0 f» • it < <
f» » »|s.-,o! RIO (HI > trnll* r tn ruf §lftSM»
i * • \i. • •»* *
11 ' of» «.,ik Wrl'ifit •> 1 u»' Kt"t-n "i » Mi" .1 •"0 Cirr«»«lifi ** >
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Id'" 15 —iiurnr iiiiL.
5g
If . ' k *"H
" " 11 1 immmi Get My Prices on
NEW and
S. H POYNOR Furniture Co. used
ir.ai.iAu koi htii or.. PAMCF^
lit . vs. . I'ik. arc 1 rim
STATE POWDER FACTORY PLAN
IS DROPPED RY LEGISLATURE
OI.YMI'IA, March ll—When Ibe
enate of the Ntate of Washington
■lets It Into It* head to aid the farm
ers. It sure doe* get all mixed up.
Witness
It i>as»ed a bill yesterday which
provide* that the state board of con
trol may buy slant powder by bid*
m the open market, may sell it at a
profit of I i>er rent to the <-ounty
conimlksloneis of the *tate who may
apply, and who may In turn *e|| It
at a profit of not to eiceed 5 per
rent to such Individual farmers a*
may apply.
All thla was In Hub*tltutlon of the
oilxlnal hill by Iveraon of Klt«ap.
which provided for a state powder
fac'or) for the manufacture of pow
der. and the Rale of II at coat to
farmer* who wished to < lear land
Imus Indignantly declar
ed the law a livrf. Il« uid the
Klant powder liuainess »a» In the
hand* of a trust. and that when the
lM>ard of control asked for bids In
the "open" market. the>'d find out
they couldn't help the farmer* a hit
lie Intimated thla miKht i«>*slblv
U. S. MAY BUY
ROAD IN NORTH
WASHINGTON. Marrh It.--Sec
retary of the Interior I.ane admit
led today that hl« conference with
the president Wednesday regarding
the Alaaka railroad waa principally
a dUcuanion of the probable pur
chate of one of the roads now op
erated In the North He Intimated
that the president wn* endeavoring
to (hooae between the Copjier Riv
er & Northwestern and the Alaska
Northern.
It la reported that the govern
ment ha* offered the latter |:150,000
for Ita property.
MT. LASSEN AT IT AGAIN
HEDDIKM. Cal.. March 11—The
eightieth eruption of Mt. 1-assen
began at 7:15 o'clock this morning.
Volumes of smoke and hot ashes
l>oured out of the northern part of
the crater.
Judge J. T. Ronald will give a
-tereoptlcon leeture. entitled "A
Tour Through Europe." at the
Grace M. K church Friday night.
To ' nr«- ■ I old In "nf l>n»
T*k» I.AXATtVI" HRitMO QfININK
Tablet*. I'rugKt»t» refund money if
It fail* to cure K W Olt'tVICS sig
nature Is on such box. -Sc.
When You Wash Your
Hair Don't Use Soap
Mult soap* and prepared wham
poon contain too much alkali,
which In v»ry injurious. as It
dries the scalp and make* the
hair hiittle.
The best thin* to use I* Juat
plain mulaifled cocuanut oil. for
thin, Iw purr and entirely g:reaae
l*s*' It'a very cheap, and h*ata
rasps of AflyUUnf ilh ajl t-»
piece*. You tan ffft this at anv
rirutf stor*\ and a few •»uncf* will
last the whole family for month*.
Mlmpl> moisten the hair with
water and rub It In. about a tea*
Npuoitfiil la all that I* reaulred.
It makes an abundance of rich,
creamv lather cleanses thor
oughly. and rlnaea out easily.
Th« hah drlea quickly and
evenly, and Is soft. fr«»sh looking,
bright, fluffy, wavy mni mi) t"
haiidl« H♦"tides. It loos* n* nml
takes out every particle of dust,
dirt ami dandruff.—Advertlao
ment.
AMUSEMEN TS
METROPOLITAN
This \ftfrnonn nl 1 :-*0 t»w«l 3 »ml
Toalght 7.50 »n«l R
fh* Only (linuin* Europttn
WAR PICTURES
All vain iftr.
PANTAGES
BOTHWELL BROWNE A CO., In
•SERPENT OF THE NILE"
ARCHIE NICHOHON & CO
10c and 20c
LOEWS EMPRESS
ft] \ I \ HQ \« I i
by
% %l »K.\ 11.1.K IN MONhI'.VI \M»
\ Trrnl for I In* Kiddle*,
t A Hr««*rved OA _
10c Sft « mill 4L\jC
l>e tin* purpose o( those who altered
ihe bill.
lilt I It. (l.tltK, 11. 11. ».
Here'# a Testimonial From
Alaska for the Regal
Dentist*.
Head what Ralph I-evy has to
nay about our service:
' In all rnv exiterleuce of liavtnc
t<eth evttacted In Alaska and else
where, the Keg.il Dentists are the
first that e»er pulled teeth for me
without iwln
RAM'H I.KVY,
"Ka«aan. Alaska "
And ao they come from all over
the country—whenever we ft hold
of a patient who has lieen very
much dl»*atl*fled with other den
tint*, tight there In where we add
another to the long li*t of Regal
Itooster*. The reason I* because we
Blve the *ervlee—painless
work, the best of materials and
workmanahlp and lowest prices
make a combination that other den
tlats find to be mighty hard compe
tition.
Regal Dental Office*
DR. L. R. CLARK. MGR.
1405 Third Avenue
N. W Corner Thirri nd I'ni'in
BARGAINS
IN MEATS
Frye & Co.
Markets
Friday's Specials:
Choice Loin 4A.
Pork Chops |U C
Choice Spare 4
Ribs I |C
Choice Shoulder 4 l r
Pork Steak |
Choice Steer 4 Q **
Round Steak - ... 10
Choice Veal «■£-
Chops It) 1 '
American Full 10n
Cream Cheese . .|0
4 cans Wild OCf*
Rose Milk &V
Look for U. S. Purple Stamp.
It signifies purity and quality
Shops Open Until 6:20 9. M.
MOOR E— t VU mi «lvk' 0
j*l 00—Mmlnrf I rillMV — llr«t Srt«tM fl (Mt
WHIRL TME WORLD
Mlth Kuihw »nd Willi* Howard
Hi- to ». 00. s»»i Mat . rsc t» »i »o
4 c°r SUN., MAR. 14
V \ /Hluni
GERMAN •£ WAR
nt ri nr.s
l'wl«p V:SO and *:»0
% 1.1 HKXI s !,V
--s»l«*
COKES
«*.2st;v\°.>iqr£
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