*M AY. AUGUST MILeL, 1915
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Lmqssmocgs
Maldonado snowman.“
Worm: has a boy prodigy when
com to be even more at a wonder
as the famous William James seam
moon. or Winifred Sinner, of Pins. 3
org His name is Richard Carey. Rn
‘wm saute nose, the home at
other Bulbs“. and it almost seems.
it that genius had been practising
of this botanical wizardry on lit-
Richard ‘
”at the age at eight, the lad is do
‘ torbe an “Waggoner. chemist.4
L geohfilglf and Botanist. H
in one taking shéctal will: in tncsan
Li‘lmieco Noeral School Up to
time he entered that institution. he:
"LL99" a; two ago, MMlie had; never attend»-
two precoélous childrenmentlcned. he
afooeived his instruction: from his pa.
rents. M - 1A
‘mcllard seems to have a healthy
Wilton reality At the age of five he
We interested in railroading, col;
1mm time tables and studied
Loni until, we are told. “he knew
every re a and, tMime schedule " At
all: he! tool; on” hillbilly. and made a.
M, classified list of all the kings therh'
L we been since Adam. Then he
clenched on ho astronomy. lie known
sit the planets, the stars and the prin-
ulnah constellations. and can locate
abouts incredihle-he is said to be chic:M
tooaléulate the lotion of comets. He
hows chemical symbols and lander-
a many cheniical reactions. lie,
all we trees, shrubs and now
his locality; And calls them to.»
M M by their Latin names. He can
guish rock formations. He has
‘ studied; botany. and in; emulation or
mix is trying to cross hollyhocks
produce a better species.
fiayhe this isexaggerated a little.
L there' a no doubt that‘Richnrd Car-
W311 knows more at eight than most
Lleowzatslflon: And it probably
‘ due so much to his supernatural
genes asflto the fact that his pa-
L we appreciated his possibilities
WM his cutiesityt‘ and given dicec-
lilac to: his awakening mental powers,
i
0 lies produced marvellous results
a own family, says that it's possi-
develop almost any child inhalf
time usually allowed, and to make
11 more thorough job oi it, flit
L‘,.’«
'1
, up As. 111.01.11.51 tor me 11min at
‘ ; lthe=9000,00'0 of Canada. thus inflicting
‘ American jpeople; and the United
flutes Government it would seem
1 Lwould he war-unmet in recommending
as a partial moon 13.1113 lumber
industry. to Inbor in general. and to
the many diversified interests that de» L4
pend" for their prosperity upon the lum-
once thinensely
‘ it is a good sign; Low priced vaude-
devillo has not flourished on. :1ch
of the kind or songs it has 11911111!"in
to lance on the public.
. Tile public twill be greatly the gainer
it they are-given a chance lemmas
the criiy, overwoaked ragtime andihm
bizarm Jumble of reciteddoggcrel and
lumber-camp ‘L‘muslc"lLWhioh hays so
‘long been holding the boards.
There are hundreds 9,; old songs, -»
pennies in their time but unknown. toll
most 01 the people ct today, whick are
stirring in iiiciody and none in will
mend? ,
' But whetflzurts the mE‘Lnagcrs tsthis:
The simple songs of real feeling m
quire good singers.
star erould onlymke 11 bad muddleotl
thcg with hl‘sM telescope. Also—«this . "
scoffed at the report that Captain-Roi»
ort Dollar. president Mot lheM1-
Company otsteainshipdines. was go-
ing, to dispose of his vessels hecause
oi “the Seaman's. bill. which goes; intol.
operation Nurember 4th next, would
matte the operation of these lines un-
profitable.
declared. Now comes the report that
captain pallet has sold twaoi hisves-
sels, one to a Chinese and. the other
to a British firm. and arrangements
are under wayM for the sale oi the third:
This will leave the kill liner, Minnow
1a, the only steamer flying the Amer-
Will Secretary Redfield kindly Msubv
meet the Dollar-M1 tonnage from his next
report on the growth clout merchant:1
out waste at energy or loss of marine? ,_ M 1: in
MM "'f"i“‘f“‘ M .; 1 . _ MM
ofessor Boris Sidis, oi? Harvard, L'l‘he Chicago News Balls, that at
local Mr. Bryan. is a more outlying
picture Milli“. his darn hence that
stomdngtheshlpotstoteaud 11111
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nooks the coat. .
gauge in height rated is nearly 509 -
,oent. 1.!!!th favor
averages 1‘fully 15 per cent. cheaper
in; in tile United Simon. To aggrv
voile {he 311111111011. Canada otters oath
in: in, the m at unissued relations.
having haposeh a duty at 32 1-2 per
elm 1191211 W l and '1 1-2.
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, United States has removed. the duty
By having removed the tar“; on ism
he! the markets of; our 100 £09,090 peo—
a melee.“ loss upon this industry, the
one his reliant Trade Commission
to Congress on ademMe'L import duty
her trade in this country.
THE oLo. SONGS.
Some of the singers in popular prio- .
ed vandewlllo are reviving songs our
fathers and mutilate loved when. they
were young. The boi-ofliee intellect
oblected. at first. but is finding outthat
so simple and sweet’*an old song as
“Come, Put Me in My Little Bed."
when: well sung. can please 1111M audie
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Many a ragtlmw
‘Home. Sweet Home. "
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Semen! the mandolin 0mm.
Dollar
“That is all a blunt" they
can flag in file trens- Facaflc.trade
seen
I’ll-Will WHO
American side at the internationsl
non.
Carranza agents have. been trying to
stir up trouble o‘mongztbe tomes 01
Governor Jose Mayan-ens, who are de-
fending the Sonora. town against the
Carranza troops under General. 9.,
Elisa Callas.
piaints, the dispatch says” the. United ‘
1 ,1 States army officers have set a cloud!
‘ watch on the border line.
Hunger demonstrations have oo-
'currod“ again among the populace or
1101111081110. capital or sonoramnd slin-
liar movements are said to he expeoh
echat‘ (311111111115.htm; oi the sulfuric!
loin the smaller mm and country
districts. where the men are may
fighting.
anco committee has been formed1
among the ranchers on the Marion:
side of the harder in the San Ball/e!
valley. 2 miles east at here, to main
19111 a. day and night guard over their
stock against raids by Mefiican sol-
dlcrs During the last week it is saith
live hundred head of cattle and horses
have been driven across the line into
Mexican territory. The ranchers have
also made an appeal for protection to
1 the United States military authorities.
The forces under General Codes in
vesting Nogales are coinped at San
,Cruz. 11' milcs from San Facials. The
may be delayed another Week because
0: the diliicuitics in repairing railroodi
LLL‘nrldgesM.
holsters attached to the
Miss Isabel Aussies, dhughter of revolutionary camp.
General Felipe Angolan. unlit recentlyj
the chin! 0! military fathom.”
timsry movement oF‘Pancho limo.
has come to the Hammad“, and
has owed all Americans Who have
’ Slur was the, bell]; 11!?th
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boundary line comes from Nannies. So-
1:111 complaints assert that the
As a result oi the cow
11011111111113.9111" Aug. 1o~+A vign-
continuance ot the attack on classics
0. P. 0131er on . 1
General Aaiel’u has been to Wealth
tingling motion. but his may has
gone,» the coast, of Mmoohuotts
ion mamas Mine Angeli: her
came, very popular while she no in
in: capital A .
1
The battleships New Hampshireand
Lmiislanycow at Newport, R. l..,wlth
the Atlantic fleet. were ordered to be
prepared at. once, to go to Will! Crux.
but it the emergency should become
pressing. the battleship» Connecticut.
now in Haitian lesions. and aboutinMq
duys' sail across the gull. would he
ordered to Join CcMmmander licNamee.
The connectioui could ,roaclr Vere
Cm several» days, ahead or the New
‘Hnmpshire endthi'iutfi‘lunl. ' ‘ “ M
“(Salamander 'ltcmnieo'sz report did
new the’ mulAmerioan healing which‘
he reported is a diaoct outgrowth oi1
the PanlAmericnn negotiations in
Washingfionior the adloatment otldih
mmmhtweenvthe factions. Other
:raoca’a expulsion or the ouatcma'i'ad
minister and‘his (imam with the
Bfflflllm minister, Emcee theicoua-
tries ‘01-1roucn participlted‘ in them
American conference are taken is av!
dance of Carranza‘s (113111th with
the stand the Uhitod‘ MBiilMtMeMx ha:
takfll‘.‘ L ' '
Although there are other email no-
val vessels in Mexican waters. the
sailboat ,Sacramentc.M on which Conn
rounder McNamee has his dog. is the
only American n‘a‘val vessel Met Vera-
Cruz; With the arrival of‘chLe Louis:
slon oi the Atlantic nest. Commander
round 61' the American forces by Rear
Admiral McLean.
radon Benson arid Leon com.
shied! of the Latin-American division
of the State Departdienhe ochre ,_
concerning the escorts that‘forelgu
era wane in danger st Vera.- Grunaud
their went to. the; odice» a1. Sociehary
AdmlrLaLI‘L Ramon sold:-
‘le Militia!!-
' al 11ng force has heenlord‘er yetto
”‘mmmor embassy is located here. 1111-
madame statement today that Jon: '
_ €11:de do 01mm. the Brazilian .
minister} to 11931111101111. was leaving
not nlve‘d‘etails. buttol'ilcmle here lie-i
developments? in- Holiday such As can 1
face, the flagship or the Fourth Diva ‘
McNamée will be superceded in com L'
Coupon: mthescgmcd‘themt
ed ”M had retained to not new
heard to Chemises“ when they
were hit in do so, W at m
opinion that all danger had passed.
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Dominic do 01111111. the Brasilia an»
bounded to the United sum. whose
more 1111111» time chiefly todniorm the
Washing on government and Pan-
situation in Nexi’co. , M
1
was 111111 the 'Brullian minister was
not new g from Cancun. but that his
’depirtml ut'm‘ the result at an ar-
rennemqft made several Weeks ago
whereby the minister was to leave :1
(Balloons 1111mm has tell: at me; the
been 1111 polled by the burden and
strain at his work locating 161mm.
sawmill LUNW sous. sample»
eventual 111111111“: touch-t fact that
he: thou; t he said. mill: than?»
Anthem ‘mnNrencosp but. that. no
teal-ed the German companion o: the
capital: (nicotintlmmdga
communication 1111:1111 We be inter
continent with Gen. Hugh: 1).
Chief, Mot BM at tho.- United
army, at the; bonus o! J. E. Williams‘.
Gandhi 1
llama. M‘M .1 “1'
BMW
United. States cavalry men and Mom
Mercedel. Texas. One Mexican 1711111..
, sol "ALL. owe-r. Wong.
or. not, Minn. Aug. 111. 15.1.
the annual convcntion ol‘
‘ the 111 A antithetical-lotion ot Germain .,
AmericanLM- Catholic Societies held M
long, sessions today in order to clear 1‘ ‘
d the way for linal‘ adomment tomor- : M
low.
roll
a report of the tesolutiotis
The sooil
cussed at the first meeting;
mod, mm. 1111.1 A113. 111i...» ‘
Americsl‘ diploinasts on the general ,
The 11 prescient given: at mainly.- M
conditioi becalno “Wills. Soon. 1
pinch oi hunger and his health has 'LL
each. auto has "ml-.11 to continue
limbo ortom momeredlntoll
tell; L
it is a guest or: in. an~ ‘1
vmllrm’ Aug" mil-L: l L
constant tagalntodaynhisttimonear .1.
conunitte was expected late today.
study movemen was dis ‘
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Randal-stony,
Founding:
MM}: 3
fiasthmmonly
AWL“
, Nb 3 and 9 steel white
,~ enmel‘ed Vic-inc 98c and
$1”.25,M133ach Wednesday
PRES-IRVING MILES
1“ quail grey enameled.
: Value 45c Kaela Wednesday
W+xe SALE
BEST SAVILLzflfiS-OF THE YEAR IN *
“30133315239130 GGODS
“Borzoi; list in Brid” and you’ll see for a:
m not in any scan ordinary baigains.’
splendid reason for a. visit and remem-
epochncn values
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1‘JM
WO0L FIBRE LRUGS
27115.4, variety of patterns
and colors. Value 75:; each.
Wednésd’hyM 44¢
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O
CRE RUGS
6x9 Several, designs in
Mbrown, :ch and gotten. Val.
soc each. Wednesday 39¢
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' MASON FRUIT JARS.
’ Pints. and quarts Special,
per doom. ..4‘
-- title! -
3¢ ‘ Wednesday.
RUBBER 900% MATS
10x30. Value 75cM each.
i
D
i.
"' DUSTWSS DUST
CWTHS.
Large size, for furniture.
Wednesday
'TEA AND
COFFEE POTS.
~ 2 quart, steel grey e am—
' cled Value 351: eacll‘. V ed-
nesd‘ay
T TEA slots 1 1
BREAKFAST PLATES»
White porcelain with gold
orcp'l a
1 15¢
Lace-lefielo-t
hostility
HIIOVU.IIDOIlID
met this tLion lireaid'iollh due. how L
M tor some time townie. . -
., PYRAMID" FE? ‘ MA
. cannons waa . '
d Regular 3c each. Wednes- LL White and ecru, lace edge,
ay 3 for .......:... .1. 5t and insertion Value $2.00
pictures... etc. Value. M251: ea.M,1
hand. Value 1.01: each. Weil—
511
No matter what silMyle Lyou prefén it
., ,1 can be bought now, during our Aug-
. ‘uMsMMMpEconomy Sale for very much le‘ss
‘ "‘3 _. than further prices, 13.3.
MM , stock is altered at revised figures.__
, “or The Rompers are made of extra: stufdy scrvicahle cotton. L
crepcs,.1n White, pink and blue striped effects.
1 THE SAVINGS ARE UNUSUAL. -
An excellent opportumty to hey the youngsters a supply
~M pair Wednesdaym
SWISS CURTAIN
moshing,
Full 36 inches wide. Good 1
line of patterns. Value too 1 L L
h yard Wednesday ..7V2t.
$149:
CRETONNES - ‘
M All the new designs and
colors. Value 15c yard.
Wédncsday ..... 9¢
“WASH BOARDS.
Family sizes. Double zink.
Value 39c each Wednesday
25¢
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