TITE MORXIXG OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1919.

tional future of the Nation, Mr. Taft following than any other man In pub- replied: lic life. AMERICA MOURNING "That's a very difficult question to PORTLAi FB F answer. His influence and advice were Is Praised. Important. His patriotic Americanism IS "During the past year, many who were 1912 wli: be missed, of course. I am very, bitterly opposed to him in A part of the price returned very sorry." had pledged him their support and j DEATH OF ROOSEVELT T.R. EXPRESS REGRET freely predicted his in 1920. I to YOU. Don't forget or fail J OLYMPIA. Jan. "In the "He was an independent, far-seei- Wash.. i. statesman, j MONEY to take your S. & H. Stamps. personality and 'TIS and his death of Colonel Roosevelt, the Na counsel will be greatly missed in the tion loses one of its most forceful par- - public men. Governor Krnest Llste Republican party. But his death, declared In a statement issued here Tribute to Upright Quali ticularly. coming as It does, at the end High Tribute Paid Nation's I today. Paid of the war. when the best brains of the public Nation are needed to meet and solve Make Dark Places Light Coffee Head. "ills connection with service ties of Colonel. the great problems of reconstruction, Percolators Former has done much to raise its standard an int is a distinct National loss. He will be We've a sample stock of Flashlights to Heavy seamless aluminum; size, nis action in ireeiy giving expression ,v !o his views of public questions has mourned throughout the land." j close at One-Four- th Off list. 6 styles. special . - j many times moulded public opinion on Colonel Roosevelt made several vis- .....2.98 these questions.. His fearlessness en its to Portland. Clearest in public I Stamps with these. Stamps with each. cleared him t5 tire people." memory is his visit aa the Presidential WAR EFFORT COMMENDED American VISITS HERE ARE RECALLED candidate of the Progressive party, on 11, 1912, WASHINGTON. Jan. . Edouard September when elaborate Billy. Deputy High Commissioner of plans had been laid for his reception r ranee, made the following statemen nd entertainment. Wearied from the strain - of the Auto Strop Razors Charlo Evans Hushes Declares Former President's Influence in campaign and from a long continued Ingersoll routine of public speaking. Colonel New stock in Awakening American Conscience $5.00 Whole World Is Debtor IHPORT-IX- Roosevelt's arrival in Portland found American Watches DtTKS IV ROOSE- him in a somewhat choleric mood. With 50 Stamps. Uonr or Victory. VELT CAREER. Pointed Oat by Friends. Various incidents added to his vexa- Each, warranted S2.25 Birth October 17. JS5S, In New tion, and the visit can scarcely be Highly finished styles to City. termed a successful one, as it ter $8.50 York minated In his withdrawal from the Take your stamps. I Graduated from Harvard, June, NEW TORK, Jan. . Charles Evans With the death of Colonel Theodore parade in his honor, the cancellation 1880. of several public engagements, and the "Waterman" Hughes paid high tribute to Coionoi Roosevelt there came to many Port celebrated "book episode." r.oossvelt. declaring "Ms greatest First marriage October 87. land residents the deepest sense of service was in the last years, when, as 1 180. to Alice Hathaway Lee. Lat- Intimate personal loss. Strong friend Book Incident Recalled. Ideal Fountain Pens the ter died 1884. This last awakened humorous com a private citixen. hs had and staunch fighter, champion of co Are made to every hand, every pur- lethargy and Indif- Second marriage December 2, causes that lie close to the American ment aa wide as the Nation, charac "TAPLEX" fit Nation out of Its teristic It was of Colonel Roosevelt In BED AND BODY WARMERS pose, every purse. to ference and supplied the driving force 188C. to Edith Kermit Carow, of heart. It was with this as with every pugnacious mood. It had to do with .$2.50 $29.00 of a eeaseles and powerful demand New York, In London, England. other American city a paladin of the the disappearance from bis room, at the Expert pen-- service by expert pen doc- which lay behind the efforts which Member New Tork Legislature people 'had passed. Oregon Hotel, of a copy of "The Second 75c $1.00 $5.00 tors. made victory in the world ,war pos- Empire." him 1185-- 4. "Theodore Roosevelt, as reader and Roman a volume siven For your home, office, auto. Simple sible. man, did more than any other citizen by Mrs. Roosevelt. Secret service S. & H. Stamps with every Pen. llis ilrtllty and courage were a con- North Dakota rancher 1S84-- operatives searched in vain for the safe. Inspiration." Mr. Hughes added. Mayor New York of his generation to awaken the Amer stant Candidate ican conscience." missing book, while the "He personified the Americanism of 1S8C. canceled his final engagement and re doughty cham- Broad analysis of the comments on which he was the most Civil Service, tired to his private car. pion. He demanded the recognition L'nited States Colonel Roosevelt's death, as voiced by On the occasion of this visit, when he Every piece of and performance of our National obli- Commissioner 1S89-9- 5. Portland citizens, resolves Itself to spoke at the Gipsy Smith Tabernacle, $1.13 SPECIAL gation in the war. Tresldent New Tork such a statement of conviction. Uttered Colonel Roosevelt met Judge Mc- was done In the Police by those who were his political an first Back of all that Board 18J5-- 7. Ginn, who introduced him. In July. LIKLY LUGGAGE war was the pressure of his relentless tagonists, as well as by thoee who 1915, Taylor Navy - he was a brief visitor in the city insistence. In response to his patri Assistant Secretary were near to him In his- beliefs and while en route to San Francisco, where is a triumph of American skill, handi- otic call lay the safety of civilisation 1S97-8- .. aspirations and who hold the guerdon "Roosevelt day" was celebrated. On craft and fabric Every piece warranted. of complete victory 1S98. of his friendship. It voices the senti- Bath Thermometers and in this hour Headed Rough Riders ment of the city. this trip he was accompanied by Judge Bags, Suitcases, Cases and Trunks Is debtor. 1899-190- guest-A- the whole world his Governor New Tork 0. supporters McGinn as his s Plain or enamej backs. In Portland, where his visited Portland on Elected nt United and admirers are counted by thou President he Always Stamps with your Likly RAISE. Idaho. Jan. . Governor D. not May 21. 1903, when he laid the corner- Special States for Term 1901-- 5. sands. Colonel Roosevelt lacked monu- $1.13 Weather Thermometers W. Davis' second official act follow- for friends who knew him intimately. stone of the Lewis and Clark Black metal, solid oak backs. ing his Inauguration at noon today was Succeeded Jo Presidency on. who often had talked with him of his ment and addressed a gathering of 1sutng of a. proclamation ordering death of McKinley September lews on American policies and the many thousands. That night be was in entertained at a banquet given in 10-In- ch flur at half mast trfroiiKhout Idaho 14. 1901. future of the Nation, and who knew the $1.13 Tycos, Black Metal tribute to Roosevelt. The s only friends can know the depths Hotel Portland. set was announcement Elected President November Colonel Roosevelt also visited Port- SPECIAL $3.49 Oovernor's first of his . resolute ideals and the stub- A complete line of Thermometers, Hy- of staff appointments, a statutory re- . 1904. born courage that backed them. land on April 6, 1911, laying the cor- Atlantic Trays, quirement. , Awarded Nobel Peace Prise nerstone of the Multnomah Amateur drometers, Barometers, Hygrometers, "Ivorid" Extra Colonel's Life Admired. Athletic Club. On this visit he ad- 1906. J of the famous "Tycos" brand. Heavy, 10x12 Inches BALTIMORE. Md.. Jan. 6. William The Rt. Rev Walter T. Sumner, dressed a mass meeting at the Armory, ' 1909-1- 0. Jenntngi Bryan, who is staying in Hunting trip to Africa Episcopal Bishop of Oregon, who was spoke before the Chamber of Com- Baltimore while his wife is undergoing Progressive Tarty candidate for J ldest among local friends in the length merce at a luncheon In his honor and treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital, November, 1912. f his acquaintanceship, recalls vividly spent the evening as the guest of the President the many he had with Colonel Portland Press Club, where an extra- paid the fallowing tribute to Colonel Contributing Out- - t talks i:ooeve!t: Editor The Roosevelt as his guest at Sagamore ordinary "jinks" was celebrated . In "The rare qualities that won for look 1909-1- 4. Hill. Then In Chicago. Bishop Sumner tribute to the distinguished guest. 'de- Amer- made frequent visits to New Tork and Colonel Roosevelt a multitude of Exploring trip to South Portland Always Welcomed T. R-- Woodard, & Co. ften lunched Colonel Roosevelt, Clarke with voted followers naturally arrayed ica 1914. On every to Portland the wel- - against him a host of opponents, but arrangement that was pleasantly visit lat-ter- pme Visited Madrid, Spain 1914. reversed on occasion of the 's to Colonel Roosevelt has been his death puts an end to controversy the typical comraaene mat Alder Street at West Park Phones: Marshall 47C0, A 6171 and he will be mourned by foe as well Nominated for Presidency by visits to Chicago. The friendship of the spirit of had been uninterruoted, and Bishop prevailed between him and the Ameri- as by friend. Progressives 1916. Declined can people. His appearances were al "He was a great American and made support to Sumner has many personal letters a profound Impression on the thought nomination and threw from Colonel Roosevelt, as well as ways the cue for cheering, shouting of his generation. His picturesque C E. Hughes. rare and exquisite gifts. throngs, who made it unmistakably He was truly a great man. known that, whether with him politi career will form a fascinating chapter Offered raise Army division for said cally or against him, they were strong in our Nation's history." service against Germany 1917. Bishop Sumner, "intellectually, politi cally and spiritually. The world is ly partisan for that virile, vigorous, is to be incorporated at $1,000,000, and were elected for the coming term: Offer declined by President Wil- sometimes savage, but always tren Fred CAMP FTNSTOS. Kan, Jan. C uch better for his living. He served IRISH PLOT IS REVEALED a considerable portion of the Anheuser Norman, president; H. A. MoClaren, son. is time and generation, and chant and juBt, personality that Amer Busch brewery has been leased. Will H. re- Major-Gener- al Leonard Wood made the served Swartz, lea loved and respected as "Teddy." cording secret- following statement after he had re- Died January C, 191). well. secretary; F. F. Bowers, "In speaking of a man of this char ary-treasurer; M. C. Crowley, ceived word of the death of Colonel DKATII SHOCKS NEW ENGLAND Two Linn Officers- Named Fisher. Uoosevelt: cter, whose deeds have spoken DOCUMENT CON- highly for him, any expression that BRITISH SEIZE ALBANY, Or- - Jan. .6. (Special.) "The death of my friend. Theodore may Roosevelt, brings to me great personal upon hearing of Colonel Roosevelt's give is but weak and unavailing. Last Appearance in TAINING MILITARY ORDERS. When E. C. Fisher, of Albany, became loss and sorrow, but keen and deep as death: The passing of Colonel Roosevelt Coroner of Linn County today it gavt SHOES ARE IN BIG DEMAND these are. tbey are but the sorrow and lose to the Nation a tremendous loss Recalled. the county two officers named Fisher. "All Frenchmen feel that In Theodore but the loss to humanity Is Boston Is loss ef an Individual. The National still Court-3Iartl- al Tries Hotel A difference of only one initial is the Roosevelt they have lost one of their per 6. Colo- In Dublin President of Retailers Expects High '.oss Is Irreparable, for his death comes staunchest friends, who through his greater, and the loss in moral BOSTON, Jan. The death of only variation in their names. The at a time when bis services to this uaslon and force, with which his char nel Roosevelt caused a shock In New Bookkeeper for Possess- other is E. L. Fisher, County Assessor. Prices to Be Maintained. Nation can ill be spared. Never was appealed to us as strongly as any for--"- " " "" England, though his Intimates had The two men are not related. R. L. more In est of sJL con- ing Papers. now four-ye- ar ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6. Because of the America need of his frankness eigner ever did. The sacrifice he made young known something of his physical Fisher is serving his second and courage, his honest criticism and of one of his sons, fallen for the com- "He was the idol of American dition, and those who observed him term as County Assessor. E. C. big demand for shoes, especially those far-seei- wisdom, than at present. . mon on our battlefield, endeared manhood. I believe his Influence in closely at his last public appearance in Fisher was elected for the first time of American make, the price is not . cause' building up an ideal for manhood (Copyright, 1019. by the New York World. . His entire life and work was one him more especially to us. France that Boston, on. May 2, realized that he was Published by arrangement.) in the recent election. Both are likely to drop for a long while, John of service to the Nation, service for feels America's bereavement is in virtuous living and moral standards a broken man physically. whatever he believed to be right." that to be Inestimable. was a liberty rally. LONDON, Jan. 1. (Special Cable.) F. O'Connor, president of the National her own." The occasion loan Shoe Retailers' today Colonel's Character Landed. When the Colonel arrived he seemed A dispatch to the Daliy News from Association, said Mont-- . Willapa Labor Would Help Soldiers. addressing HELENA. . Jan. "In the NEW TORK, Jan. 6. Other Ameri- "My own personal lose I feel greatly, a bit wearied by the demonstration. Dublin, dated Wednesday night. Bays: in the National convention passing of Colonel Roosevelt, the Na- cans of Nation-wid- e prominence com- but it Is Insignificant by comparison to Later Governor McCall facetiously re- Sensational particulars of a plan for a SOUTH BEND, Wash., Jan. 6. (Spe- of that organization. tion loses a true American." declared mented on Colonel Roosevelt's death as that of the Nation and the world. ferred to his own age and then to Col- new Irish rising in the mountainous cial.) The Willapa Harbor Trades and More than 2000 retailers are attend- 'jovernor Sam V. Stewart In comment- follows: Judge Henry E. McGinn, close per onel Roosevelt as still a young man, districts of Wicklow and Wexford were Labor Council of Raymond has passed ing. ing upon al to- Congress give the death of the Samuel Gompers. president of the sonal friend of Colonel Roosevelt since comparatively. At this the Colonel criven to a court-marti- held here a resolution asking to "He was sincere: no one. even his shook bis head, and in a docu every discharged soldier a bonus of honestly American Federation of Labor: 1912, when the visited smiled and day. They were contained in a Sonth Bend Boys Arrested. enemies, could question his "I regard the death of Colonel Roose- Portland in behalf of his candidacy as voice that was audible only to those ment which the ponce swear iney J300 and cancel any deferred payments sincerity. In his death the Nation very great He rendered very near him, said: on hotel bookkeeper named on liberty bonds taken by men in the SOUTH BEND. Wash., Jan. 6. (Spe one velt as a loss. the Presidential nominee of the Pro found a Mulford, 16; mes of its foremost citizens whose service of incalculable benefit to the pre salve party, has had frequent let "No, no." John Gallagher, at Baltlngiass isa service. The purpose of this movement cial.) James aced Ever- name will grace the pages of history dif- The happiest episode In his visits to of Dublin), where he is to help the returned soldiers make ett Sharp, 17; Jenkins Miller. 17, and one greatest world. Every one. even those who ters and messages from Mm, and miles southwest Atlason, 15, were arrested on a s of America's states- fered with him, conceded his sincerity generally conceded to have been better Boston was when, on March 29, the was arrested last Sunday. the change back to industrial life and Albert men and leaders. purpose, high Colonel, for the first time, saw his document, which was reaa in prevent unscrupulous employers from charge of disorderly conduct on com of his motives and his advised than any other Oregon citizen This R. McArdle, city superin anxiety to serve the people." upon the Colonel's political alms and grandson, Archibald B. Roosevelt, Jr. court, is headed: "Plan of action of forcing the men to accept lower wages plaint of J. TORONTO. Ont.. Jan. 6. Sir William S. to His delight was exhibited with the old-ti- Second Battalion in the area al than those now prevailing. tendent of schools. Mr. McArdle says Oscar Straus, ideals. the boys tempered with light, Hearst. Premier of Ontario, said today Turkey and a former member of the "It is rare where the characteristics ring when at the home of Thomas ready specified." The document itself the electric regarding Theodore RooseveK: Roosevelt Cabinet: contemplative man, an S. Lockwood, father-in-la-w of Captain begins "On the order to strike being wires and did other mischief in "His sturdy support of of a idealist Cap- Raymond Labor Council Elects. Guild Hall while a school the allied "Colonel Roosevelt Is surpassed by and a man of action, a doer of things. Archibald Roosevelt, he found the received Baltlngiass should be estab progress. cause will long endear his memory to no statesman In our National history. are found in one and the same per tain's wife and the newest Roosevelt, lished as battalion headquarters, which SOUTH BEND, Wash.. Jan. 6. (Spe- party was in Britons the world over." although his fame and genius were son. said Judge McGinn. "These qua! just two months old. At the time Cap shall be in touch with brigade head- cial.) At the last meeting of the Wil- The high esteem In which Colonel temporarily obscured by the enmities Itis were more nearly found in Theo tain Roosevelt was in a hospital in quarters for two points, viz., Castle-derm- ot lapa Harbor Trades and Labor Dry siabwood and blocks. Holman r.oosevelt was held by the people of he aroused. This is the fate of the dore Roosevelt than in any other man France. and Tullow." at Raymond the following officers el Co. Main 353. A 3353. Adv. i an sow is reuecte- - in editorials pub- truly great. When the clouds disperse of my day and generation. He will be "After specifying a number of police lished in the afternoon papers. he will be revealed aa the greatest placed with our greatest Presidents. NEW TORK TO PAY TRIBUTE barracks and railway stations wnicn prophet of Americanism In our He was the President who, next to Lin are to be seized with the help of two Pa-- . HARRISBL'RG. Jan. C Com- coin, made prominent the proverb In o tors filled with armed men. the Behind the Sword! menting on the death of Mr. Roose- 'righteousness exalteth a nation, bu Plans Made for Adoption of Resolu document proceeds: "The capture of The Workman velt. William H. Taft today said: CHETENNE. Jan. . Preceding his sin is a reproach to any people. H these positions will be communicated It takes skill and strength to work "I am deeply shocked by the death Inaugural address Governor Carey loved America for her own sake and tions by Legislature. to battalion headquarters and thence of Colonel Roosevelt. I saw htm In accom all day in a shop or factory. Many made the following statement: the spirit which sprang up on this soil ALBANY. N. Y.. Jan. . New York to bricade headquarters. This the hospital six weeks ago and he as the greatest heritage that could plished, military law shall be enforced is fighting: just as hard eetned to be very vigorous. "By the death of. Colonel Roosevelt State will pay' formal tribute to the a man the Nation and the world loses one of come to any human being. He lived It, memory of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, bv volunteers and a proclamation post boys "I mourn Ms tors personally and I men. taught It by precept and example. It ed up in various centers. Rioters and behind the lines as did the at regret the greatest and most fearless one of its most illustrious sons. - greatly It for the sake of bis whose broad view and fearless spirit must have been, as It was, the crown Although most of the rjersons suspected or giving lnrorma- the front. But when a man (or country." ing achievement of his life to realize lerislatlve to enemy and all persons of Asked he thought are sorely needed In the reconstruction leaders were absent from the city tlon the woman) has to meet the attack of if Colonel Roose period. His death is a personal loss that he had given four sons to the when word of the Colonel's death was hostile Intentions will be arrested and velt's deAth would affect the Interna to me. He was my friend." world's greatest war for freedom. received, plans immediately were made dealt with. the influenza bacilli ten to one he reso "The battalion Quartermaster and Achievements Are Recalled. for the introduction of suitable company will close shave if his kidneys LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. 6. After being "It is Idle to speculate upon what lutions when the Legislature re Quartermasters will take have a Informed of Colonel Roosevelt s death might have happened had he been convenes Wednesday night and for the drafts on banks to supply the volun are not right. Influenza and Grippe today. Governor Keith Neville ordered war was appointment of committees to arrange teers with clothing and equipment. All President when the world motor lorries will be commandeered. often cause an inflammation of the that all flags at the State Capitol be started In 1914. It could only have for an appropriate memorial. population placed at half mast as a mark of re. been delayed, as I view it, because the Flags on the Capitol ana an state The male section of the will kidneys either at time of attack or ONION epect to the autocracy de buildings were ordered placed at have to work at whatever work is conflict between and hall mocracy was an Inevitable one, as was mast. necessary. . afterward. It is due to nature's DENVER Jan. 6. Governor Julius C. the conflict over slavery in our own "The Great Southern and Western to throw off the poisons. DENTISTS on being Informed of the death Railway line shall be seized at Doanrd effort Gunter. country. His .greatest material achieve BRITON OFFICIALS REGRETFUL destroyed as back- of Colonel Roosevelt, ordered the flags ment was the building or tne Manama and Colblnstown and far When you are troubled with on Capitol and other state build as Grangecon and Baltinglass. It shall the Canal: his greatest moral achievements destroyed as as Tullow. All ache, or headache when your kid- ings at half mast. Governor Gunter, were the return to China of SI 4.000.000, Always Popular Figure then be far Is Issued the fol Roosevelt rolling stock, stores of flax and corn neys get sluggish and clog, you who a Democrat. exacted in excess of our just demands destroyed. lowing statement: and the forcing of the coal trust to Throughout England. shall be well as your "The country has lost one of its "Trenches will be dug about every must relieve them, as give the people coal at reasonable half-mil- greatest constructive statesmen, whose LONDON. Jan. 6. News of the death e on the main road, with trees bowels. Ward off serious troubles rates, as well as the improvement made of Roosevelt first became and barricades at intervals. The camp services would have been Invaluable In in the coal miners condition through through a mes once by obtaining at the drug the reconstruction period." the committee appointed by him to in known in London cable of Coolmines shall be burned and the .at sage Associated Press here. up." anti-uric-ac- vestigate and report on the coal situa to the roads to and from it broken store an id tablet, first NEW TORK, Jan. 6. Former Senator which was immediately transmitted to The paper bore no date. Gallagher tion as they saw it. keenest regret on by Dr. Pierce, and called Chauncey M. Depew, who . nominated 'His appeals through his messages official circles, where refused to plead to the charges the discovered Roosevelt for the New Tork State As- was expressed. ground that the court was composed flush to Congress to better the lot of those agency dis- oc- "Anuric." This will the sembly when he was only 21 and who placed Soon after a British news of "representatives of the enemy's workers who their lives and New gave the news - kidneys, is well Plates 37.50 persuaded Thomas C Piatt, the Re- limbs in jeopardy at every move and patch from Yoft cupation." Before- the court closed the bladder and and it WE OUAKAHTEB WORK. publican leader, to acquiesce In to the public Judge Advocate remarked that among Oil state the translation of his ideala into was a to drink plenty of hot water, or bis nomination for the Governorship statutes, both and National, place Colonel Roosevelt, who always the points upon which it would have Spanish-Am- state England, even Pereelala Crswss...... SAM of New York at the close of the him among the benefactors of the hu popular figure in became to satisfy itself was whether or not the better still, hot lemonade. Take Pereelata FUIIaa-- s .11.00 erican war, a step that brought more popular during the course of the document was genuine and referred to man race. But why should I go further unfailing support of operations were genuinely occasional doses (two or three times IJ--K Gel him to the Presidency, said: war because of his that ta Cnwu S3.M was one of the and enumerate? It could not be done the course of the allies. tended. The decision will be promul- week) of natural purgative, 23-- K .' OS. "Colonel Roosevelt within reasonable History will a a Geld Bride greatest men our period and one of bounds. gated later. of record that of all who believed in made up of May-appl- e, leaves of Extract! Me its unique and most original personali- idealizing the American spirit and J. M. DIXON EXPRESSES REGRET ties. It was ray good fortune to know making as nearly synonymous with aloe, jalap, and rolled into a tiny, A great number of people must have him from his boyhood. His seven years it IS ON TRIAL TODAY the Sermon on the Mount, as our poor LIARD sugar-coate- plates. Sickness, neglect or other In the White House and his policies Colonel Roosevelt's Death Declared d pill, to be had at all con human nature would allow, there were causes have rendered their own teeth excited the wildest and bitterest none born greater than he. Calamity. Faces Charges of Mur drug stores, as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Often this treatment will In th&t case we can you troversies. count as Bne privileges National useless. fit "The tremendous prosperity of the I it of the ward off the influenza. After the Grippe, when the man or woman perfectly with a plate that will piove a of my life that it was given me to MISSOULA. Mont.. Jan. 6. Speaking der and Robbery. country had led to the formation of good great man in the Colonel Roosevelt, for- lacks snapp or energy, is pale and weak, he or she should take a good blessing. oth- know this and of the death of -- It will look well and feel great combinations. Industrial and intimacy friendship can M. John Cyril Llard. i . i fQMfa t)r men to of a which mer United. States Senator John go on today on uioou, na iiunwvt maa hvj -PWfo perfectly comfortable. erwise, and efforts of powerful only end with my life. I loved Theo Dixon. National chairman of the Pro convict, will trial the iron ionic ior uie suai "' form greater ones. Roosevelt saw that Roosevelt when living; I honor in 1812, today: charge of murder of Deputy Sheriff or his herbal tnnic so Ion? and favorably known as Golden Medical 331 KORRISO.V. SECOND- dore gressive party said here Twombley on night tt CORKER unless this movement was checked and reverence his memory now that "Hia'death at this time ia a National Frank W. the of Discovery. Next to going to the woods to build up your health is this there would be a reaction to the other he Is gone, 'Why thou oast down. some of big ones November 19. EDTIRE FLOOR. extreme legislation, dangerous If not art calamity, when the case will be assigned this morn- discovery of Pierce's, made from wild roots and barks from BsTT L FtlON O my soul, and why art thou dis at the top of our economic society are The Doctor LOOK FOR THE BIU SIGN destructive to the vested interests of ing by Judge Stapleton. It is not' ex- make-u- p. ' quieted within me? Hope thou In God; tending toward Bolshevism one way American trees, and without a particle of alcohol in its the country. and be successfully yet pected that witnesses will . be called forest stopped for I shall praise him, who is the and some at the bottom want law and Wednesday. the movement." health of my countenance and my order abandoned the other way. We before God.' " to help us hold the steer- Liard. who has several aliases and SACRAMENTO. CaU Jan. . Gov needed him a record in various places, was indicted ernor William D. Stephens, of Califor- In the death of Theodore Roosevelt ing gear of the shit ef state in a mid highway Is seen not only the loss of a promi- course. on charges of murder and of . nia. Issued this statement here today: figure, a dle robbery of the gateman on Inter- 'California is greatly f hocked "at the nent National but the loss of bridge. f't SPLENDID possible Pres- state demise Colonel strong contender for the MRS. DERBY ON WAY HOME -- sudden of Theodore idency in 1920. according to Thomas H. Liard was captured after thh olice MEDICINE Roosevelt. He was one of America's Tongue, Jr., chairman of the Republi- had used several clews. Before the COUGH greatest Presidents. He was patriotic case against him was completed his Butter Mot can state central committee of Oregon. Daughter Former President on Bread develops to the core. He thought always in "The death of Colonel Roosevelt of alleged bride. Miss Augusta Carlson, "Every family should know ynr boys terms of America. We love our flag her part in the crime. ff Jff;r "Vi? sad tt comes as a distinct shock to all who Way to Oyster Bay. confessed V w-- m!1 our country all the more LvJJ" them S and because physi- were acquainted with his rugged Cham- I ,OB, nd vlr courage, 6. what a splendid medicine 0 - 1 of Colonel Roosevelt's exam AIKEN. S. C. Jan. Mrs. Richard a. V7 3 rols- ti:r ple and loyalty. His name will cal strength and his active career," said Busch to Pack Pork. A ood and has fl Intense Mr. Tongue. i Derby, who was Miss Ethel Roosevelt, M go down In history with of Bay, 6. A-- fl"& V'jQs1 I the nwtiarjr that was a man of high Ideals, abso- left here today for Oyster N. Y. ST. LOUIS, Jan. August Busch, berlain's Cough Remedy is," 1 tnuKlt building B "He Washington. Lincoln and Grant. Theo- lutely fearless and ever ready to fight She was accompanied by Major Thomas president of Anheuser Busch, announced dore Roosevelt is America's fourth for the right. By his strong and mag- Hitchcock, at whose home she and today that he would complete the or- immortal." had been guests Bevo Packing Com- writes Mrs. Clay Fry, Ferguson NUT ATI ' netic personality he attracted men to her two children for ganisation of the BUTTER him and held them., as it has been pos- several weeks. Dr. Derby, her hus- pany, which within two weeks will en- Itc Dry slabwoot and blocks. Rolman sible for few others, and, at the time band, is attached to a medical unit ter the pork-packi- business in St. Station, Mo. Fuel Co., Mala 353, A. 3353. Air, of. his death, bad a stronger peraocal overseas. Louis on a large scale. The company