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m I v^? THE PEOTt.K. BAKNWKLK R. C Hat', WN 0.1 ;u, Mats' Wm$m iATES 1—New statue of Richard Yatea, Civil war governor of Illinois, placed In capltcl grounds In Spring- field. 2—New fingerprint Identifica tion rule being put into effect In postal savings banks. 3—Sioux chieftains from Fort Peck reserva tion, Montana, at the American In dian convention In the forest pre serve near Chicago. l\\v NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENTEVENTS FOLEYS HONEYTAR C*. 1 • M HCFUSL SUM!*TI TUTCS EYES hill ed and put In charge of direct repre sentatives of the chancellor. The di rectorate’s policies. It was said, would Include the selsure of economic val ues. the control of prices. Increased production and the giving up of the I eight-hour law. It Is asserted that the _ „ ... - Bavarian dictitorahlp—U not-a sub Governor Walton, Beaten m Okla* ot nminmy homa Election. Refute* to I r * , >" “• e.. - * rv I nance llelfrrdlag. the time has sr- Gfve Up F g^t | rived for the ladsatrtallsts headed I b* Htiaars to howl* ootiso real tate-s *- - c FOES WANT HIM IN1HCTE0 ’J Oscva^e Cs^msS he»g*e s**4 Chet saflkac •sessssssaao Pi ewe O^essssesss —SSoe^^ae e Ova Ossa eA Os*sees PsOsassass 00 WSha* Os*MS» ••SS~>^*sasOsss Cssa*dos ssdl WPsesg CsweA |# ITVNItfN Vfc# idf * celpts for the year were 1067,880, and the expenditures $afl2.38fi. Total mem bership of the federation was an nounced as 2.920,408, showing a loss for the fourth consecutive year, and of more than 200,000 la the past twelve months. P R r.51r»rNT rooLIDOE has let K ha haovru that he wilt held a ae- i4ee ef ewfarea cee with taheeaiial I peawerratie acvaab-c^ as well as with I Bspshilcsa leader*, la shtalh their I Matas as la the hast way ef g^ttag J arttag ef the pagyaaNvef e# Aaaee- ] traa awfhaaahlp ha the aafld rwaft. 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T.—** I took Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound be cause I was weak and wanted to be come strong and have a chikL My husband read about it in the'Cortland Standard ’ and thought it might help me. It certainly did for I now have a lovely boy fifteen months old who weighs forty pounds. I recommend Ly<ua E. Pinknam’s Vegetable Com- l r newspaper*. It might help to make soma other child lesa home happy by the preaenca of little ones aaithasdoosmina.’'— lira Clauds P. Caiotba 10 SaUo- bury St, Cortland, N. Y. ’ A Massage to MoUmts Hamilton. Ohio.—“I have knows about Lydia E. Ptekbam’s VegataMa Compound sines gMbood. having taken it wbaalwaauaunfarandanf- farteg from a waahsaa and back ache. Lately I bars taken tt again la strength* me before As WrtT of St Louis, Mo.— M I want to tell you what Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound did for me seven years ago. I was run down and bad a weak ness such a» women often have. I took Lydia E. 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P. J. CHENE\MsT CO„ Toledo, Ohio W.TfcrV i ft,! A **aiifa*i bps • r am Though he «*s that through (he ropes, Walt* bark fate the ring and eht rMetrlct Judge T-m t». Cha of his appolniera, a ten straining order forbidding election board to certify th d ft mrary rr the stale return* :!o Stubborn inflammations __ usually respond to Resinol Although Resinol Ointment is pri marily intended for the treatment of skin affections and the control of itch ing. it has such a strong healing action that it is highly and widely recom mended as a dressing for the moM stubborn boils, sores, wounds, etc hlswh to the secretary of state. Hearing on the application to make this order was I set for October 9. The governor as serted the election was Illegal because the proposed amendments submitted had'not been properly advertised, and that thousands of voters were Intimi dated, by deputy sheriffs and by the Influence of the Ku Klux Klan. The opposition countered with a petition for a grand jury in Oklahoma City to investigate charges that Walton has misused public moneys and to inquire into the appointment of - thousands of state "sfeefet service” agents of the executive. Governor Walton is issuing a stream of' proclamations and statements. In one of the latest he says:. “The klux guns of the nation are trained on me. I am daift in receipt of threats of as sassination. hut I had rather die’by the hand of an assassin than die the death of a coward. The light is to a finish, j There will he no compromise.’* ; Representative McBee, leader of thp ■ml-WsItonlte* in the legislature, as serts there Is do klan Issue la Okla- | homa, "exrapt In the hallorinations of a disordered brain.*' . CK again the attempt was made ■st week to persuade organized labor la tba United States that It should form a national labor party. At this writing It seems certain to fall. Delegates from Illinois and Min nesota to the annual convention of the American Federation of Labor in Port land, Ore.. Introduced resolutions call ing for adoption of “Independent po litical action for workers" Two fraternal delegates from Great Britain, without trying to influence the action of the federation, told of the recent great successes of their La bor party, which is now the official op position in parliament and Is not un likely to get control of the govern- ment before long. : President Sam Gompers was as ©K ways quick and forceful in reply. Ile- outlined the distinctions between the American and British political schemes, showing that in England the lal>or men had only to drive at one objective—control of parliament— while here there are congress ami all the legislatures. He spoke of the vast difference In citizenship. “We are wage earners.’’ he said. “To have a dominating influence In determining the lawa em.:outing fruin ' tiegan on Thursday. Haslet K. D**tt(y. representing tba silk Industry ef America, told l*rrtnlrr Yamamoto sad tba minister of agri culture last week that the Japanese sflk trust Is blocking shipments, caus ing an economic Ions of (3U.lHri.000 monthly, and that this will cause the great mills at Paterson and Passaic to dose down very soom Though Yoko hama cannot be used as u port until probably next year, the Japanese trust refuses to permit temporary transfer of shipments to Kyoto, Nagoya and Shlmidzu. Official Japanese figures place the number of known dead in the earth quake at 103,000, the injured at 125,- 000 find the missing ut £35,000. These figures are probably overconservative. T HE ZR-1, the American navy’s huge ne<v dirigible, which is lo be chris tened Shenandoah—“Daughter of the , Star”—made a record trip from Lake- hurst. N. J.. to St. Louis and return by way of Chicago, in forty-seven hours and forty-nine minutes. She traveled about 2,200 miles during forty-six hours actually in the air. 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