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i' .1 . I ‘ . ’ I’. ‘ ' 5'11]. tale of the‘ attempts for its X‘C~ behalf or the llvplll‘lifiums
3g ‘ ‘ cover-y begins in 1913 or 1M3. when. sion. said that 168 German
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HEWEATHERIS . We— rm
‘ , ' and .31 —.~made familiar to large. , . ' j, I , ,_ .
numbers of people by the rough cir- F‘ ‘ “‘ ' ” m ‘
_ . .2183 and ellipses that indicate them " .k _ . '
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I _” one day on‘ thejnroem of Sydnfl?a llr-vn pr‘nnlvly disporwd of W-
J manJoy the name of Thompson was . ‘ nationals. but a goon number . 7'
- accosted. by an elderly beggar smoking . / mulnod to ln- sum and thv den) ‘7 ‘-
* ' gums. On giving the man :1 small . them. owing to the Jump 1n: ,
Weather Bureau." says the Society ,‘ ' . ', . , ,
; lsum. Thompson was surprised by the shipping: trade. 77ml fuck: mad.
:mlletin. “cross the continent usually
' ' " ‘rcquest {or his name '41an address. ""“n “‘“W’lel ”H” ‘-“”"‘ “ .
' ' in three or tour day’s. Usually rain, SEATTLE. Wash. April lab—Tim- ‘ ' 'wnlch he carelessly gave, and thought "A 1 - men might be l‘ollslllrl'rd. ,. g _
Natlonal Geographlc Survey 01‘ snow‘ fans in the 'lOW' areas of ’ ‘ ‘ . - no more about "it. ' ll‘lE‘ lll‘dl‘kl‘t for llll" Nlllpfi W
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. . her from the Mayflower} has be ’ t] ~ W! P ‘ H p v) ‘
’ - of them. The . en Some time later he was summbned “0 ‘ onn 0 " “ we w“ 1 '
Says Most of It IS 1111 slightly in advance brought to Seattle to be encased in a
. - mhls that occur in the arid parts of , v . to one of the hospitals of the city. - » . - (‘lm'fi Xvwoasllv shl’powner a ,
i ported, Although Some me West. however. “any follow the great Peace Portal being erected Sto of HounFonr Men There he discovered that the one who LONDON. April 18.——The .Bl-ltiah lhal lungulnd would be 7
' Mi ht Bear BranJ “Made passage or the ‘lowss" “ 3‘0”" the P “1‘“: H‘Bhwayv at Blaine. U " .7 .had asked for him was the beg-gar Chamber 0‘ Shipvlns has decided to the oyvs or lhv world. lr. arm uh .
k . g 99 I The “his ho" that traverse the Unit- Wash.. onathe international boundary“. l. m a Cfid‘ and ' w hat ,Whom he had befriended some time oppose the sale to foreigners of an! of com‘m‘w“ m‘d ”"flpwd ”from r 7
m the U' S' A‘ 1 ed States have fewer places of origin between ““3433!” the United States e (If 4* Osmilfl before. The old man told him that he ”he meTCha-“t 3ND“ SUTI‘G‘NdWE‘d b." submarines. any of H10 G4 rm“; i -
A than the "lowa"——Alberta. North and m °°mmem°mu°n °‘ “‘0” than 100 ‘ ‘Lm sent for llim to disclose to him the G‘e“m“5- 1‘ mm“ ”‘3‘ ““d" "0 w"? "WW?“ ‘0 3‘" “m“ "3 L‘ ' ‘ ,-
W’ASHIXGTON. April 13_-—l'eople South Pacific, Rocky Mountains and years of peace between the two coun- APEETF Tahiti‘tsociet I lands) the resting place Of'a great treasure Circumstances should any of them be particularly at 11w pl‘O‘rl-‘lll PM ,. ‘
who complain about the weather. Who Hudson Bay. They usuallybring cool- tries. The portal Will be dedjonted P . ‘~ ' Y S .
. sold back to the Germans. A vote to low l‘ll‘t‘fi.
AW“ 13,—lllterest Om once more 31:“:11 ll;:p&:nd_three others hild limped that effect was taken at a meeting 09‘ p ——-—-—-’———-
.y island many seals-the- , . .
fore: that they had fallen on evil ”.16 €0.11me 3““ held t0 dt’c‘ldv what run-row. (-‘I‘I'P 0" luflm‘ . -‘
days and were never able to return to €181,031“?! should. be made oi: m". and "3 1‘ P‘"“""“-“":‘-"’A Wk" “,1
the ismnd. and that he. Killrain, being \essels remaining In the possessmn 0‘ LEVIN"? "3‘“ 77“" ql‘lNlNH
, , . . _ ‘ this summer.
kick because it is too hot. .100 cold. 01‘ er weather. The bitterest cold, waves The bit of the Pl ship, a - I been arouatd in..the treasure reputed
100 Wind). as the. case might he. were known in the region from the rent piece of oak was calf-filmed t Se tam to be buried in the‘ Island of Pinakl.
reminded today by the National 909- Lakes eastward follow “highs" t at an ancient énzllah chest 0: Midtgz‘? one of the coral islands to the east-
graphic Society that the weather 13 drift down from the Hudson Bay. but '
en iron believed to be plrate‘s o‘ 14 ward of Tahiti. and a new assomatlon . the British government h .. .. , , ., ~ 'I .
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not home bre wed. . ' judging by the recent winter perform. chest of olden Va. 8 h been for i ahiti to e for the only sunnor of the company and . ‘ Y E . .» ‘ v ‘ . ' :1“ H. _ . ,
. . . , .. from 63 c as was 38 med :1 I “e k bout to die did not i h h or no cape, w o as [on (n— . Grove. (L. ..m. 30“ .. .
M05: 0 it comes summing in once. there was not much drifting. ta en fro :1 re e sto is t t d p E . ws 9 secret
. , b , d . k m 9. Sec and Yard dungeon the treasu . “1 ry_ bl!» II to perish with hi trusted with the sale of the vessels on 30c. .1 ,:
other countries. blowmg up eyon The bulletin does not explain Why and given for t e ll) b If i t e confu on of '3. vol tion inl Th ’ .t m. ‘ ._
the threeAmlle llmlt Without passport the Dust winter (9" so far below um 11 h u s 8" A 118 h . ”_ a l . us I was that Thompson came
" ‘ ' ‘ ‘ I om 30“. 011191 t - some sixty or more years 0, a ,
' or tariff restrictions. Some of it might usual average. or Whether this may be p 0f he yard. Peru. ag
Impresaixs ceremonies were held. at church "as ”“9“ °' 'a m" "“3“” lll‘Zalfifigké‘fi-Xc‘ffii‘; It); ithe tatotrll, arnd
Bucklnghamslflre. near London. when of gold and precious stones by four and Rain eonv' d tiger: e e 81-.
the bit from the boat was cut from men. who 8110099596 ill-gaging it to wal'found i tlnce it the 8m“
the old hull..which lies upturned on‘ the coast. where they buried it in a mm and, $3.?“ “"3",“ came t° Ta'
. _ _ . the banks of the Thames. Samuel safe place; afterward making their the I] d full?” .5 ed hung?" that
did “MW-’5 and ‘10 “a‘ffi torn-“1°95, TESTIMONY n’ AUTOMOBILE Hill. Seattle. president of the Pacific way to Panama. , I “a: ‘9 ‘Pak‘ ‘5 the 1“de
‘d tpmpests. come tunilning in from qupf CASE. Highway Association, and the leader Having secured a schooner “there :30: (i) h the hidden treasure, has
- Northwest and rm: .rst. A small—‘ DETROIT. Mich. April 12.—Fur- in the portal construction movement. they' rolurm-d to Peru‘ recovered the flien fag t bears in search of lt—«so
, percentage. the Society reports. ther testimony intended to show exist- and Frank Terrace, '3. Seattle good treasure and sailed to the Westward, ar~ lthhout, .success. .Lately. some
Pm" lrom lhb .\orlh and Southwest. encerof a conspilary to steal automo— roads advocate, negotiated for, the intending to make Australia their (leg. as“): in Tahiti have discoveredswhat
; ut now ulld then the mud in the hiles in this city. take the-m overland wood and were present when it was tination. The fact that they posseub ” 9“"? ‘0 be 8 "PW clue. and are
Gulf ol Mexico and the South Atlantic t ooastem points and ship them to taken {gem the ship. ed no papers presented an insur- preparing to fit out an expedition to
.kicks up its hulls. and there is n-ou- States District Court there today in the Aftel: the timber was sawed from mount'llllt‘ ol'mtacle to their gainng 80 to the island.
;:bl€‘- gStates District Cour there today in the the hull, the En . ' '. , A . . . . ‘ ‘t‘-“-—-———-—-—
“ But..s:1.y the learned men of the So- gtrial o! seireral Detroit. Bridgeport. guard the remalfgstagufigs'nzg :2;:?£:t:o:10 (”2:1 pfhivw‘dtgae‘ll‘lnllifdl ”to “Ila-‘Ll‘bS PHONE? FOR CHICAGO
. it is worth noting that none of -C(.mn" and_Brooklyn men charged again would it be disturbed. burr lhr (”figure 0;! an unlnlulblted H , POLK. 3.
weather enters the countryzwlth conspiracy to violate the Dyer Following the cutting of the hull. island in tho Paumotus until such t F I‘ICAG‘L April 13.——\Vlreles_s
through the .Stlflfll Of tho Atlantic Aet' . the piece was taken. by Hill and Ten time as tllm' could charter in Sydney 9 ep ones are to he used by the Chi-—
_ coast'north of Lime Huttm‘aS. the sec-9 Almon C. Inasden. of llotrmt. “'hO'race to Belgiumnnd France where it '1 schooner. for some alleéed trading' 083° police in the" war 0" crime. it
“on lnto-whlch pours the rust blllk;[)lr‘ud9d gullty to the conspiracy was exhibited before Marshal Jofl’re. ‘ t r he mud sailing With proper W88 allnomlced today. A $12,000
of material imports. and ‘VVhlI-‘h oc- vhurge and who is one of the chief King Albert of Belgium and Cardinal en 9 pr 1. ll.“ to the i l d plant is being Installed on the roof 0‘
curs 2L maJorlty oi the mum illsastcrs Witnesses for ths1 government. will he Mex-(sign Terrace 331i papegs. H” ll ”ward isan ' .- f ,the C1t)‘_I—Iall for Constant comniuni-
on American shores. ‘ Erf‘clllllf‘l’l to the stand for further dues-l "Marshal Joll' told me he would 1‘: 91:] a ”("13 . ”and, dngrsuanzf; of cation “nth rifle squads, fireboats, lire
’l'llw'l- 18 some consolation to enthn- :ll-mlng as to details of the alleged be in Seattle th a summer to attend th pfl'n. H 5 he efco 0 engine houses, 901106 stations and pa.-
siasls for the “Made in America" lplun of the defendants. government the (lvdlcatlon of the Peace Portal," Austra m. 19; 800$ t an un requent— trol wagons. At first the terminals
movement. the Society sa_\S. in the attorneys announced. Ilasdon. in tos- Terrace declared. 9“ part 0r ‘ e coast. scuttled their Willvhif‘E only receiving apparatus.
fact that the great majority or dis- .tlmony last week. named all or the Probably the most impremlve meet- “1‘00“?“ ""d' coming aShOFP in the William G. Keith. Commissioner of
turlmncos that enters the States origi— ldefendants as helm: oonrc‘rm’d in the ing was when the two Seattle men can guise of shipwrecked sailors. cndeav- Gas and Electricity, who proposed
.mr the brand. “Made in ”‘9’”- S- taken to meat that the approaching
’ l" but. as a general thing, it is lm- summer will brPak all records for
'orted. For the most part the Amcr— heat. considpring its (.mqy start.
1' supply ol‘ rn' , snows. bliutrds. .__._.___
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proportioned garments which give Ingr-
women the envied “Stylish Stout” figure,
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tings and alterations.
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'DRESSES - SUITS - COATS - SKIRTS
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nut» in Alaska. or in the great warm Eallegvd plot and also zu‘r‘usnd «letoc- rind the timber into an ancient room 0”"! ‘0 "Ellie their way to Sydney the experiment. said today that he illustrating latest “52"” 0" Sveltline 53'5“?" apparel and telling ’5‘"
('illllQll'OIl of the North Pacific. be— ”“98 in New York and Bridgeport as in :1 Ghent monastery. Terrace said. overland. lwo only by name. Klll- hoped ultimately to have 9V9“? DO- you may guina stylish. slender appearance.
iwwn the Aleutian Islands and Ha1 bring implicated. In u... .3"... room according to rec- rain and WOW“. 81‘“de in Sl'dnry: liceman equipped with receiving an-
uuii, which is almost :1 l'nitod States? BNWN‘H thirty land forty WifHGSSPS 6min. mnro than 100 years before there “1" O‘h‘f'. “"0 «having 1’99“ killed in a pamtus. Wthh weighs only a few . MADAME SVELTLIN E
”a Inny he can"! berm... tho governmmn was signed ”m treaty or Ghent. ac- fight with hush natives. Such is the ounces and can be concealed under his ‘ ‘7 We; 34"! SW”! NW Ym'kl N- Y-
80 tho woatlwr is not subject to rvsts its man. it was intimuth by gm" cording to which there were to he no Story Of "‘0 burial of the treasure. lclothln8-_ ‘ , ,
rvznlntiml. There is no way or‘ sup- ivrnmonl attorneys today. The trial guns or l‘orls along the 3,000 mile W "" ‘
l~rv<sinrx high and low disturbances. [may continue HHOUWY‘ TON-“ight- 'houndur)’ hrtween Canada. and the >- --‘—- —~—‘ ,_
.MlnwspllI-l'iv 1)l"‘SSlll‘(‘ is boss of “5‘ _._.___..__...___ _ l'niipd Flair-st. And in commemora- ‘
mvn whims. 'l‘hn groundhog is not Sentinel Advertisements Bring Goodgfifin 0" the observance of this treaty . .. _» _,.,., - :1 - ‘ ‘ ‘ . .‘
l‘.¢'illl}' so accurate .1 proplv-t 715 a little Results. ,. [the Portal is being built. . ~ ‘ -'
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Hopes every man and woman here will adopt
i this splendid health habit.
i Szlys a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of
1 limestone phosphate in it washes poisons . 1 me NEW EDISON ,
from system, and makes one feel
clean, sweet and fresh.
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I, ' 1 h H" _ 1 ill . _1 that reficcts form and featurC, trIu-e .tO every (Bring or minim ballot)
. .Why ls man am woman, a mornmg o ear 9 msu e organs , , - ' . VCS 011 _Mr.nua.onlmssosrmadu .
the time, feeling nervous, despon- of the motions day‘s ill‘Plllllllla— 11118 and subtlety Of coloring . Lt g1 , 1y 2312', Eff: 13:33:13:
dent, worried; some dayshead- iiml of indigestlhle waste and' . an exact RE-CREATION Of the Slflg‘lng 01' P 3}" Amijcnn's i'llrkori‘lc Lunes
achy, dull and lllls’rrung'; some lmdy toxins. 31011 and wmnon, : . - - ' arti _ “'03,; 120:. ‘cfmxgc 23:"
days really incapacitated by 111- whether Siok or well. are advised“ 3 lug Of the living aItISt 01' St; w ' m h h
» 11685. to (ll'lllk each morning, before ~ _ . ’n ‘ ' 4 ’
*1 If we {-lll would practlr-o the breakfast, a glass of real lllOt Mr. Edloon Spent 7 years Of hls time and 3 Your name,__——————
drinking of plmspllated hut wager “gator “lit“ a teaspoouful of lime- ". millions of his dollars to develop the pCI'feCt “chm , 1
before breakfast, what a grati y- 9. one 1) losphate in it, as a llarm- . - _ ,
ing change would takoplaco. Tn— loss means of washing out of, . reallsm 0f 12116 New Edison. He has proved mffifil‘fi".fi?§f§:fl.§f§§
stead of thousands of half-sick, the stomach, liver, kidneys and this perfect realism by comparing the NCW ~ Womblmkwmhywwmu . . ‘.
anaemic—looking souls with pasty, bowels the indigestihle material, I 7 . . . . . 5 000 times before u rrmgfinaoocbportnltol
7. muddy POlllDlPXlODS we should see waste. sour bile and toxins; thus ‘ Edlson Wlth thng artists (’1‘ h N . a $7.”th
crowds of happy. healthy, rmy- cleansing, sweetening and puri- ' ' ' p60 le. 6 CW Edlson W... a up
‘checkod pen-p10 everywllel'e. The fying the entire alimentary canal more Friar! 5 “111,011 . p h h'Ch can a ELW§£K;L_ ..
reason i: that the human system before putting_more food into the ' is pOSItIVCly the .only phonograp W 1 ' ° wm‘wm(3u|kth) 3_
doeSinot rid itself each day of all . stomach. v ' _ ., th. tact. - . f
; ”the. waste it aacunlfullates unger thMfllions of people who had . . ‘ SUStaln v IS ‘ ' ‘ . f the i
our present mo e 0 117mg. . o1“ . ei‘r turn at. constipation, bilious , l u, a roof on offset paper 0 -
t every ounce of food and. (111111: attacks, acid stomach,~sick head— ‘ { f we hgsbéfizgooth gtching of'Mr. Edison, as he -.-
' i taken into the system nearly an aches, rheumatism, lumbago, ~ among ‘ S' 12 X 19 inches. Bears 30 advertis-
. ounce of waste material must be nervous days and sleepless nights - , y locks tOday' , $3 f it‘ Just fill out the
l ' carried out, else it ferments and have become real cranks about '9 . _ mg matter; suitable f0," _ ram .g . a .~ ‘
, forms ptomaine—like poisons in the morning-inside bath. A baflogy—ai‘ld brmg or mail it to us. _ 1. -~./
3 . #he bowels which are abgorbed 7 guarter pound of limestone phos- é , 1* ' if c‘ ‘ . '
: into—the blood. ‘ Phate “'111 not'lcost much at the' .The Alfred Fox Plano. Co.
‘Just as necessary as it is to drug store, but is sufiicient"to A
clean the ashes from the £urnace - demonstrate to: anyone. its cleaps- » a -
eacmdav, before tbe'fli‘e will-bung mg sweetening and freshemng
bright andahot, so .we must each effesit upon the, Blistem - '
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