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'atandinx. The terrible itchlnx
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in pro 1'13;
.‘lvinz root of its
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rapier. rash. herpes, blackheads.
. barber's itch. 1131c. ..
an overnight appli
it! Show
3! quantity beinn required to street
he.
‘ minor akin troubles can
.. themaelvew’l‘tw epeIe
' l'end'i lit-t1. stores.
6? expel'lll'lental purpoael
Thou who use poalam for
now
pl
- birth or 11 (Mill to her maieaty with
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'7 "6111i tree of charge by writing
1‘. to the Emergency lnboratories.
eat Twenty-111111 street, New Yolk
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» tut 'llay. three year old Baby Jean
lilting her grandmother, who
til-y deli-out.
She asked may i!
her mother had taught her to
her prayers.
answered “,Yee ma' am."
6111 do you pray to, dear.
Ii‘
K'nd
. forgive your nnughty ways?
timen I pray to mother'a kncen
$1 17,000.00
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I resenttitivca. '
At 11 a m. an omcial bulletin was
11111111111191. this 11.111.11.11 now,
‘6 time t‘o look them over.
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{Great Meio- Drama;
“‘l‘he' Matter Worltmm"
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Hotel Mmackeim
3 111 11111116 limit the 1611161
" the condition 01' the queen waa most
' satiatactory.
. bor'n princens was doing well.
3 had her molest)- the queen died with-
.0111 issue that serious discussion 11nd
_ been given the
‘ would notpe
. all the possibilities or torelm'r'lnter'
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GM“R¢iulcinp'in"Halienll'I0m tile
Happy Event This Momingl
r1111 H'AG'U'E. 'April to. ~Wilhelmina
dueen oi the Net'libl‘ilnda, {die 13111111
to 11 daughter this 1101111111.. The" con-
dition or her majesty in meat antistat-
tor-y, the infant princess is doing well.
and Holland 111 celebrating the happy
event from one end 0! the country
to the other with expressions of joy
lilld gratification auch all neldonii it’llil‘d'
have been witneaucd on 1111-. yum of
thin placid people. .14».
Th’ political “W‘Wénncc or the ac
culc'nte ""3 m, .3110. 13101 that there its
now an m" “‘1 the throne of the Noth-
erlandll. . tircumstance that very
"83.3.1” enhances the chances of the
’bbt'tr'llry {oi contiuucdn lndcpendéh'ce
lot-cry 101111 and vlll tie in Holland
is today celeliratillg the long. awaited
demonstrations of eatiaiatiion. Th1-
queen wu‘s lnarr'icd to l’rliice Henry of
Mockleubiirg‘ Schwei in F0117. 1901.
On two previoua ocomliona the hopes
of the. people for an heir to the. throne
llnvt- ht‘t‘n disappointed. a incl that
1111111111.- 1't-ioiciililll of today more heart-
felt.
Here in the capital in spite of the
le'? dbvtnbot of rain, the sheets
rc gal iiy docdi't'l'ied and great trowdh
tare iiialtlféhtfiigibeil Igraiiilcat'lon. The
peddle. 111111 engr- ly the speciitl new
sheets that have 191311 issued free by
the u'e'Waiihpe'l-s announcing the happy
event.
The acccucliiuent took place 111 i
unlock 011113 to'thc early hour the
'éol‘itdmlllalod salute was not tired.-
‘611 the 11m persons qutnido the royal
11111 6,113 to hear 1- nc'we was a party
01' 'wor'll'mcn panning the. residence of
the queen on their way to work. The
announcement, but they were soon
convinced and the cheers they ruin
ed were the signal for ihc, general no-
iolcquda. Flsgn and hunting that had
been h‘eld in readiness Were. unfurled.
611630 city took on holiday pttlre
Pr n'ce Henry at once telegraphed
the list to his mother, adding that
Heralds accompanied by trunlpctera
clad in ancient Dutch dress made the
rounds at the city halting at the prin-
cipal squares and other suitable spots
to make. after due ruptures. the follow-
; proclamation:
‘ "Fellow citizens: With great Joy we
announce the new that her majeaty.
by the grace of God has been deliver
ed of n prion-1111.
“The entire population of The iinxue
Bllfll‘flfl the feeling of deep joy of tho
Dutch people and is thankful for the
blessing bestowed upon the royal
house and upon the c.ountr.v May the
happy event strenxhtcn the bonds unit
in; the Netherlands and the house of
Orange. Long live the gllei‘n! Long
live the princess of Orange!”
At the palace everything in quiet
excepting at the entrance hall. which
is crowded with people eager to sign
the roll 01 congratulations. Tho. Bel-
gian minister to the Netherlands, who
in the doyen of the diplomatic corps,
was the tlrst to sign the list. He Was
followed ‘by the other diplomatic rcp-
iunucd saying that the. queens condi-
tton.1indcr the (llr(,llmtilllllt‘tPi-l was
very sntisiactory. and that the newly
The birth or 11 direct successor to
the throne of the Netherlands has litt-
cd 11 great political ‘anxlcty from the
shoulders of the Dutch pebble. So
seriously did many Hollanderx view
the disturbing factors liable to lirise
proposal whether it
betel to proclaim llol-
land a republic. As in past centuries,
611'?” that! i‘llik' the chance of banning
er the away of an alien plinth”: with
1'.
fereno'e that such a step would en-
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« THURSDAY. Phone 112.
J'eroineho‘utlbero. llama Endlfd‘infiir
Box oilloe open trout 8 11.111.111.111 10
p.111 Matinee Wednesday and satur-
dsy. hit seats 16616192111113. all seats.‘
11:0 201:: no higher. Big show.
little prince
mid-61.».
HARRY A. YARD
3;. $3396 6663611
hitter
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" 'I'Ile Fin! American!
civilization.
The Flral Americans!
iotever.
4.1251m11'6Co.'
the W mm
11311116 111311 to numb 11:»
"The Song of
Long beiore the shadow oi the White Man darkened the s‘dvery
thread oi sand that skirts the eastern boundary oi thew-9116111 Reinh-
111m. there lived on this Continent nnolhcr race. It'll: land was not
even America then; it was not even the Manila: Nola: (the nime
on the earliest maps at our country), 101 the new world we not yet
known to the old. It v.3 only Nature.
How long these copper-colored native: had lived here in can-
lentmeot, who they were. whence they came, where they were going.
was written only in the great Book at Mystery They were here. and
that was enoughwthey had to be reckoned with in the prams: 01
In our childhood dreams there comes to all at us, somehow.
from tomcwllere. at some time, a certain vision at these dark-skinned,
high-checked, agle-eyed, black-haired, anit-moccuined Children at
Nature. Colored by the histories we studied in behind. by the wild
tales in story-books,'by the haml'a'g picnics iii palatutd leathers. and
by the tales at our pioneer ancestors. this illitih has been to some at
us one oi mum; at cruelty. oi wanton destruction 41.11 deeth-v-io
others one lull oi pathos and sorrow. oi sympathy and sincere regret.
In the Wanamaker Auditoriumwiheae 1.111.111.1111...» telling
their lite stcry even as their tarballs make and sang it in Inhibited:
immortal epic. “THE SONG OF HIAWATBA. " It is a only that
all America. in its mud headlong rush, will give pause to bet-.1 betel-e »
the great Indian nobiemen have pasted away. 3
With fidelity to T1601. with reverence to: Nature. and with a
that desire to make a lite record tor all time etc it is too late. this
Wanamaker presentation 11! the North American initial: 611 phoned
and «taught out last Summer on the last stamping ground oi these
peepie, in the very bent at the Indian country. We me and slept
laid lived for months with the great ludian chieis who are still alive
11111111111 have saved to history the personal reminiscence-1, customs
and [elk-lore at a people who are being swallowed up lihd astimilaied
in till! tremendous onru‘ih oi civilization
viewed by multitudes in the Add torilim, wcm made
and with the lip-operation oi cur Nailcml Govt: mgne'ui and will 'be de-
posited. ior future generations to rich-.121 the archive: at Washington
It' 11 a small tribute we pay to the First Americans. yet it will live on
Realizing that the public interest all over the Uiid‘ed States will
be created in the I'giving at this exhibition. tor its artistic, historic and
educational value. and linewing that there will be an intenle desire to
see these exhibitions. we are distributing tickets tor these Auditorium
perion‘nances in advance. 11.11 will admit only by ticket'
These tickets may be secured lo: the first two wet-la“ in May by
telnet. or by personal application :11 the box odice.
be carelul in the telecli'on oi the day tor which you will use your
tickets. for it you should, secure tickets and then not use them. it will
simply mean tlil'd oilicl‘ii 'will be prevented horn seeing the exhibition.
JOHN WANAMAKER
New York
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HIGHWAYMEN HELD UP TRAIN.
Cut Oil the Engine and Mail Car and
Eecaped With Them.
HAUSER JUNCTlON, ldaho. April
30.41110 hikhwaymen late last nilht
held up and robbed Northern Pacific
passenger train No. 3. three miles
east or this place. The robbers out
We engine and one mail car from the
3111111 1111111 Mée 111 the firemen. or
1111111}; him tram the engine pill 11 1e-
volver to Engineer Whittl'éaey‘ 11 head
W' 11111 compelled 1.1m to 'Iaend the éhgino
3111111111.
1111111111111 took" the place or
the" mob kind as they‘ passed-
.3 through ‘Hhuser lie 111111 (blowing con!
i to the 1111231101: in an kaetleficllfl 111611-
,a r. This together with the fact iiint
. there were no 11111er on the rear or
(1 train. and that the engine crew
t'isrexardod signals. revealed to the
tciepgarh operator at the sled 11 that
it was a hold up. and h uoti ed the.
train dispatchers in Silo aneto t'hliIlI.
" 36' $1611” 9 8‘"- Kill Him
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mall3c’a‘r 11119111111111.1116 the 11.3111.
0111111111111,»be out 1‘ the. 11113111 c‘nr’,
taking the e 3:1 e wit limit; inle‘
tbetl‘a lit li‘il‘li throw chino.
Yter‘ taking two shots at thaefiiirel‘é
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.; nine. 11111
out 111 sight until they had reached
Rathdrum As the train started from
that place they came down and at-
tempted to cut the. train while in mo-
tion but tailed. and not until the train
came to a full stop did they succeed.
The booty nus r stored mall. bllt
how much is not own.
—-“Had dyspepsia or indi‘eation (or
years No appetite; and what 1 did eat
distressed me terribl.
Bitters cared inc."
hurIy, Ohio.
ill llllllllii ___lfl llllll
Wilt-n larch of any “description 'get
yellow. as old laces sometimes do, says
the Modern Priscilla, it you take a
glass .Iur. make a strong ends with
some pure. white soap. put the lace in
and let stand a few days in the sun.
“you will notice new the lace will
bleach to a pure 1112..
Th1; woman who likes '11 delicious
cup of notice or tea never allows the
@3116" in which either is made to stand
slightly closed between meals and (the
hid! the 1111111111 kept doom-ed its clean
as the 111111111111.
lip“ h‘ath‘in Is as necessary to
All? ‘li'eiritn as lt'lalonoodloolta .
3'03'1316 a; 't‘lie best ways to correct one a
6611i t'atilts oi manner. sat-eel: or looks
111 to observe 01111111.. ever do we
Imam} thilt we alps; our voices too
3133; when telepho311nl'll33we listen
6 scouting until
”fill" the wry lace o'l' home one elite, or
uhtl we hear some one else mold a:
311;,31‘661 ado about 6 31111111. So. too. we
do improve ouraelves by i'lnltltintl
the best or those with ”0" we come
in. contacted minute elr pleasant
a och 1.111.191.1111; manners and note
. H. Walker. Sun
:‘fw‘fu: d'l'h“ "Pix-3”": e" 1311 1 air tact and grace
' de'f'i'l'o the ‘0 The woman witl'r“ ex'p'di‘ielldea din:-
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1 o " L1 5- a v1 no a
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. 1 e We": Ind‘ 111111 1161-6611
tool at the .61 Much elven
so the dainty gown during the any.
.ae'i‘be lite coat. or silk or shop
but over 'a lawn of the
dadrne material; that» at- Iked kl‘ea‘v'e-
16111111061 to #1161. 6111111363de
track 16 tlint or some cheer material.
as net or lll‘Iiquull'ethe. ~
‘ Kelltls
Burdock Blood,
< and game).
we are containing; unneoeaaorllli-
. ' l
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Iii » lit
it"(illilllillid from First Pailc.)
A tidal wave ln Lake Michlt‘an bha
done IMigrant damage in Wankegan and
Scores oi dwellings in Chicago a sub-
urbs have been destroyed or uproot-
ed and their occupants injured.
' Towns have been flooded and cut or:
from 1111 communication with the
world.
'i‘l'ainn imvc been dalnngod. and their
progress hailed by the tailing or tele-
iil‘nph polca ltt‘l‘ofls the tracks.
Six persons have been killed and
many hurt in the: country surrounding
IMIonlphia.
I'W Jivon Iwon- 10113411 a tornado at
Golden “1'
A billiard t: raging on the (trout
liken. and snow plow are out in thc
uoriiicln tic-1 of stolen. Littic lili-
provenlcnt in condition is expected
doling the 119111 21 bouts.
Six peiaons were killed and titty lu-
Jun-d in Chicago and environs during
' the. storm last night. accordiuf 10 re-
c
ptll‘lti l'l-ccil'cd today by the pol c and
coroner. The list of injured includes
only ihouc whose 11111111111 were oilicial-
ly reported. Probably 1111 many lilol'c
received pi'lt’ulo nticlltion, information
or their condition lhl-rci‘ore not lit-com-
lug public.
Priaon Wait Blown Down.
SOUTH BEND, lnd.. April 30.~—8lx
hundred 1ch of the west wait at the
Northern Indiana start-prison do Mich
luau (‘it3l.w11~1 blown down by the gait-
Iwhlcll last-d throughout this section.
Willtlcn Reid promptly placed patrols
in thc corridorp.-wiih orders to 11111!
their rim-s to put down any attempt to
outline. Company 14'. 'l‘hild Regiment.
llidinlln National Guard hull rcccived
ordcrtl from (low “iliiir M'nrt-lhull to pro
coed ilullu-tiintt-ly in Michigan (‘lty to
prevent any ponaiblt- outbreak.
Record Breaking Snowtail.
DETROIT. Mich, April 311—~11 ree-
ord breaking into April snbwi‘ail of
three to hilt-en lnclica, hoary lain.
hall and 11111-1 tucu'iar electrical tllaplny
at night marked the storm in lta‘
awccp nvei Southcln Michigan
injured by Lightning.
CiJi-VEIAM) 0.111111 :10. «Three
persona wcrc injured by lightning dur
ing 11 htorlll here lust night. Telegraph
and tclcphonc aerricc was badly lin-
paired. but damuc iot‘rtipll was blight.
At mrnlu. Ohio. properly domain- on
limatcd at. $800,000 wan done.
Four Killed in Mlaa‘nuri.
CASSVllJ.E. Mu, April Stir-Four
peoplt- were killed. 11! least twelve i11-
iurcd. and great damage wun done. by
u tornado at (loldcu, near here. last
evening. The town was completely
tit-strayed, according to reports receiv-
cd here.
Many Dead in Southern States.
ATLANTA. (1a.. April Soc—Between
menu and thirty persons dead in
'i‘cnllcuilec. Mississippi and Arkansas,
and scores of injured were the toil
lent night 11! 11 series of tornadoes iil
those states. The atorma which
wrought this havoc appear to have
(‘011 S
6‘.
511100111,
'l'lll' :tln
demand.
Trimmings.
quality wort
been little ontrlders ot the .big dis- ‘ '
turbancce which nimultaneouuly wan
sweeping through-the north: Althoulll
more 1111111 to life.- than the northern
storm these southern tornadoes each
(‘01ch only 11 email nreh of a rev! 3
They 3
acres or a few square miles
struck at widely scattered points at
intervals through yesterday afternoon
and last night. The death list as re
ccivcd here up to no early hour today 1
was as follows:
Youngs Crossing. Tenth. five: Medi-
nh. Tenn. two: Horn lathe. Mil-18.1
t elv1-;Foreatqtty. Ala. two: West
harion Ark one.
Duritlg til; night telegraph wirea'
went down all over the south with the
exception 01' the South Atlantic states
On both sides of the Mlaaisaippi for
hnndmda of miles it was a 1111111 33
threatening night. with here and there ‘
a put! of wind which knocked trees
over and which isolated many sections
at the tooth. for hours from communi.
cation even with neighboring- coinmu- 3
nities.
Kentucky Tm Blown Away
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Apr-ti Slit—espr-
eml persons are reported killed in list
night's tornado near Franklin. Tenn.
and the town of Hillsboro, a few idling
from there to 11st to have been blown
away. Much damage in reported at
Centcrvilie.. Tenn. and other nearly. .
towns.
Advices up to ll o‘clock this mom:
in: give no indication of loss or lite in 3 I
ioniuviilo or Kentucky up a' result
last night's 111111111211.htm.
Much property “tango ‘was done in'
this city and throughout the state.
Communication Why both tele‘zrnph- '
and telephone is all but suspended.
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BASEBALL.
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Qlllcago. 5. Cliltlin‘rliitl.‘ -i (first
genie); Cincinnati 3; 13111.10 2 (sec.
Other games poatplinei!
American Le‘a‘qdb 'R‘e'a‘il'lti.
Boston. ‘;10 New York 1.
Other pameaI postpone“ j‘ 3
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Harder-11,1; Springfield 11.
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Other some; poatponed, 3
The Bethoiiledfihiy fitt‘n'oeeI plays
the. piano graded-y.
The eticular- 3i 111""""""l old'
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after they'are g‘tlrooitlyn Llief'
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will“ “atoll by ilili'l‘yillk ""h"lln.
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rely llnlillsomc.
tzlll, light blllc, crclilil 11ml lilllck.
Novelties-l in
7‘11. Wildl;:'li"0' '3 '-
“WWW" 13;! . .
3 Silk and Condo “Rui‘iweave.”
conrsc pItulgcc LNCt‘tillllgiy lustrous anti wry atlnplnliic‘ fm
1\li the fashionable shudts arc lnL'itldt‘tl.
and 10105. colllwiia, navy. oltl rosc. jasper bud cream.
Special for Automobile Coats.
\vcnvc, quitt- llcnvy.
or 1111' all silk :111
Wash Fabrics That Addict
11 is like u rajzili or
Canard
24 inches wide} soc a 96111.
A nutllr'nl colorctl Roll-
30 incllcs wide. at 751: a yard.
Silk and Cotton Poplin. (inc of Arnold‘s wcavcs, very
ill licnuliiul shades of lilac. mac,
Worth 501'. special at 291:.
ll 1'1,iil(‘)ll.
Wash Goods Scction.
Beautiful Designs in Ribbons
The very latest fancies are here. for millincry purposes.
for dress. gnruitures. for girdles, sashes, and belts.
Velvet Ribbons. both black and colors. now so much ill
Novelty Belting: in complete assortment.
Persian and Gold Embroidered Bands for llt'llh' 11nd
St‘ciiou fronting Main St. clltraucc.
f" “01"".
i
ll regl 'any 251'.
Crossbar Linen Handkerchiefs
for both women and men.
A’
Special at 15¢ each.
Agailltii Moths
To keep tllcac destructive litlic pests out of furs and
wool garuléliis there arc
Tar Bags-in lhrcc sizes.-snit, oven-oat, and ulster.
Compiler Rails. and Synthetic Camphor.
Camphorated'Naptiialine. Cedar Flakes, and Tar Paper.
1
Tomatoes perclin. ......3'"¢ 1. deli 1111111 - .
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Shades- to order a Specialty
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movlhnt appoint
The Doctor-.‘gtNoty t
in to school, ,‘Liitih any. he
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Ii‘nember the silxhteat detail.
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