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So SngelclSuitOaH tames, SUNDAY MORNING. ri OCTOBER 25, 10U; PART I. 3 1 Klxty-thlrd Congress. For Myself and raTm ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS. amity Peruna has Done Eyes Thai Smart Eyes That Water Objects That Blur Most defects are quickly adjusted by properly fitted glasses.

Consult our Optical Fifth and Spring Street Store. Nineteen Months Continuous Session.Comcs to End. Wonders. Mrs. Emma Stolt, No.

(7 Atlantlo St, Appleton, writes: "Peruna has done me a great deal of good since I began taking it, and I am always glad to speak a good word for it "A Satisfied Customer in Every Transaction' Spring, Corner Third. Broadway, 625 Broadway Spring, Corner Fifth. Corner Fifth. Seventh, Corner Hill, i if Cotton Relief Filibusters arc Obliged to Give Up. 4 Tff1tssHtl Economy Specials! But Few Members Left When Gavel Finally Falls.

Economy Quality Service The Owl makes your dollar go farthest. Always subjected to keen scrutiny by skilled executives of this company. Salespeople who are ladies and gentlemen. They do unto you as they would be done by. "Three years age I was In a wretched cenditlon with backache, bearing down pains, and at times waa so sore and lame that I could not move about I had Inflammation and irritation, and although I used different remedies they did me no good.

"A neighbor who had been using Peruna advised me to try it, and I am clad that I did." Epsom Salts Pound Packages 5c While they last Monday. Limit of 3 to a customer. IBT A. P. NIGHT WIRE.) WASHINGTON.

Oct. 24. After nearly nineteen months of continuous session. the longeHt ever taken, the Sixty-third Congress adjourned Its second session today after the collapse of prolonged efforts to procure cotton growers relief legislation. Leaders in this movement agreed to adjourn, however, only on the condi i to tion, that the pending cotton relief S3 Just Received offered at a wonderful price Jack London's Stories of Life and Love, tales that stir the blood of the strong man and grip the heart of woman.

A virile writer of world-wide travel. You follow him and never tire, for interest of the strongest kind holds you spell bound. In the "movies" London's stories have wide popularity On Monday we place on special sale an assortment of his best stories, at 27c a volume. Well bound, good print; truly they would be a splendid value at twice the price 1 But first come, first served 27c. Bathasweet 10c 25c size, Monday for.

Bell's Pap ay arts Every-day price 20c; Monday Doan's Kidney Pills r. 29c Every-day price 37c; Monday for Euthymol Tooth Paste 12c Bold every day for 15c; Monday 12o "frog in Your Throat? 5c A popular throat lozenge for 6c Graves Tooth Powder Tuesday it will cost 12c; Monday 9c Jap Rose Soap 5c. 10c cake; Monday for 5e Kolynos Tooth Paste 15c 20c is the regular price; Monday only. .1 5c New Teeth for Old People put new teeth In old mouth every day In the week. Good, strong, serviceable Alveolar teeth, without plates, that enable the old people to chew food and keep the atomach In good Why should any man or woman spend the -best years of their lives, the declining years, with a disfiguring partial plate or "bridge," that Is there for looks only, when, with no trouble, no pain, they can get a perfect set of teeth that will be a solid as a rock In the mouth.

Many don't believe we can do anything for them, and the others are afraid they will have to undergo an operation to have the new teeth put m. As a matter of fact, there Is no pain or discomfort of any sort whatsoever In connection with OUR REX METHOD OF ALVEOLAR TEETH, AS PERFECTED BY DR. RANKINE In Restoring Misting Teeth. Indeed, It Is so sim'ple a plan that it Is a wonder It was not discovered years before we Invented It. No cutting, no boring Into the gums, nothing about the work that need be dreaded, and when the new teeth are In place, what a source of satisfaction the wenrur experiences at mealtime.

We don't say, "Now, be careful when you eat," but, "Use these teeth just as you would If they grew In your Jaws." There Is one condition that we must have, and that la, that two or more teeth are left In either Jaw. Will ynu let us look your mouth over? Tou won't obligate yourself to spend penny Just because you grant this favor. PLATES. We are the originators of the PALATAL BAK I'I'PKK, a method designed to do away with the old-fashioned bulky and cam-beraome partial plate. The adoption of the PALATAL 11AR I'PPER wfll In many case take the place of ordinary bridge work, eliminating the crowning of teetb, with better results and more pleasing effects.

OUR CHARGES ARE REASONABLE. We do not ask fancy prices for our work. Just a fair fee a reasonable sum Just what anyone will gladly and willingly pay for high-grade work such as we Invariably execute. Remember that you can always consult us free of charge regarding your teeth troublo, and there la no obligation Incurred on your part In so doing. DR.

C. M. RANKINE Successor' to Rex Dental Co. 203 Severance Cor. 6th Main.

F6671 Main 767. measures would have the right of way when Congress reconvenes December 7. Not more than fifty members of the House and less than a quorum of the Senate were in attendance when the gavels fell on adjournment today. The end was accomplished through a concurrent resolution ending the session at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, but clocks were ahead, actual, adjournment occurring in the House at 3:22 and in the Senate at 3:21. As the altered hands of the House clock drew near 4, while the Senate was winding up legislative 'business.

Speaker Clark, arose at his desk and, facing the scattered attendance on the floor, said: "This is the longest and most laborious session that Congress has ever known. I congratulate you moRt heartily on being able to adjourn at last. 1 wish to thank every member of the House, Democrat. Republican, Progressive and Independent, for uniform courtesy shown to the Speaker. Now, In the language of Tiny Tim.

'God bless us, every one. The Senate adjournment was proo-ably the most undemonstrative in its history. Democratic leaders and a few Republicans were sitting behind closed doors confirming nominations when word came that the House had carried out the adjournment resolution. Senator Kern, the majority leader, at once moved to open the doors. When this was ordered, the doorkeeper hurriedly set the clock ahead and Senator Swangon of Virginia, presiding in the absence of the Vice-President and President Pro-temport Clark announced that the Senate was adjourned.

Senators who had remained for the finality, hurriedly left the chamber. The announcing of the abandonment of the filibuster lor the cotton legislation, followed a conference held early in the day. Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia and Representative Henry of Texas told the Senate and House It was apparent that no quorum could be procured for consideration of cotton, legislation at this time and that further filibustering might injurtt chances of ultimate success. Representative Henry expressed his Conviction that Congress would be Titles of Tales That Thrill 'When God Laughs," "South Sea Tales," "Before Adam," "Children of the Frost," "Lest Face," "Love of Life," "Faith of Men," "Burnlnfl Daylight," and many others. 1st Kodaking! It's So Simple Free Monday! Pint of Lime Water with Baby Food purchases amounting to 25c or over.

to Norwegian Cod Liver Oil 29c very-day price 50c; Monday Children bring us the most wonderful pictures. The Eastman Brownie or Kodak is a perfect instrument Our advice will soon make you expert Brownies $1.00 Kodaks $6.00 "A machine for every purse." This is Free Monday (15c Can Trailing Arbutus Talcum) Tottco Complexion Cream is one of the most popular greaaelesa creams we sell. It serves a distinct purpose ia the care of the skin. Powder adheres splendidly after Ht use. Many men use it after As an inducement to yon to try Todco Complexion Cream, on Monday, we will present Free with Each Jar at 50c, a 15c Can of Trailing Arbutus Talcum.

Absorbent Cotton, Per Pluto Water 25c Monday for. 25e Phillies Milk Magnesia 29c Regular price is 35c; Monday Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil 57c Regular price 67c; Monday Witch Hazel, Quart. The finest double-distilled. Regular price 40c; Monday only Von Brincken. Lb.

25c AROX'S SOxN A sterilized, selected quality cotton, made for hospital and sick-room use and not for special sale purposes. Five' Pounds, special price 1 .00. HAS TO WAIT. Free Denatured Alcohol With this GLOGAU ALCOHOL STOVE AT 50 CENTS, we will give you FREE Monday only, a pint of denatured alcohol. A safe, sturdy stove the Glogau.

LAW DELAYS MARRIAGE TO A SAN FRANCISCO MAID. Silk Elastic at Special Prices MONDAY ONLY tiont fibre selected quality silk elastic appliances at prices which Present This Coupon and Seven Cents tbmAsWMcoU I I Playing Cards a wonder special value in a spe- cial linen fin- Label ished playing -r card. Slip- 1UC easy surface. Durable convened in extraordinary session by the middle of November, the fight could be resumed. One of the last acts of the House ivas the adoption of a resolution authorizing the appointment of a committee to investigate cotton conditions In the South and to report possible measures for Federal aid by December 15.

On the committee were Representatives Mann, Austin, Henry, Lever, Hetlln, Bell of Georgia and Langley. SICKNESS IN TIDE ABMT. Soldiers Appear to Fare Worse in Vera Cms than the Men of the Marine Corps Official Report Show. (BY A. P.

NIGHT WIRE. WASHINGTON, Oct. 24. The percentage of sickness among the American military forces at Vera Cruz was higher for the army, but lower for the marines for the week ending October 21, than for the previous week. A statement Issued by the War Department showed that the sick rate for the week ending October 21 was 1.97 per cent, for the army and 1.79 per cent for the marines, against 1.37 per cent for the army and 2.05 per cent, for the marines for the preceding week.

The number of those remaining sick at the end of the week was seventy-nine, compared with fifty-seven for last week. Old Dutch Linen. 19c at any Owl Drug Store Monday and receive one 15c tube of Records Show that Divorce Decree Granted His Wife will not be Final for a Year or So Engagement Just Announced, Nuptials Set for Next Summer. SB S3 Just think, getting ninety-six sheets of this splendid writing paper for 19c. Package of envelopes to match.

Special 5c. Lesley Dental Cream mean worth while savings for Monday. All Silk Elastic sold in Owl Stores Is dependable quality. A perfect fit la guaranteed. Anklet.

Special Il.3 S3 Kne Cap, Special 1.3 $5.00 retrain. Special S1.S3 S3. 00 Horn. Special fS.tB 75c Wristlets, Special 80a 10c Toilet Tissue Regular 10c size. 1000 sheets to pkg.

Special Monday only. 4 Rolls 25c For Sluggish Liver What la th. Srst quest tori a doctor asks? Mora than half the Ills of humanity are dua to constipation and resultant troubles. Captain John Orderleya afford prompt relief. 40 pills In neat box, vest pocket J6o.

This Is a rich, smooth, pleasantly flavored tooth paste that cleanses without injuring the enamel. Comes but ribbon shape and lies fist on the brush. This Coupon MUST be presented. Good only on Monday, October 26, 1914. The "Once Over." FEWER ARMY DESERTIONS, Annual Report or the Judge Advocate-General Gives the Lie to the Muckrakers of "Yesteryear." IBT A.

BAY W1M.J WASHINGTON, Oct. 24. Desertions in the United States army last year were lower by many hundreds than ever before in its history, according to the annual report today of Judge Advocate-General E. H. Crowd-er.

This is attributed, in large part, to the beneficent legislation by Congress mitigating the treatment of deserters and other military offenders. California Pensions. IBT MMCT WIRE EXCLC6TVB DISPATCH 1 WASHINGTON BUREAU OP THE TIMES, Oct 24. Pensions have been allowed as follows: Jane C. Nlswa rider, Venice, SI Frank Plotos, Val- THE SHAMEFUL RECORD OF PLEDGES VIOLATED.

BY DIRECT WIRE EXCLUSIVE DISPATCH. BY DIRECT WIRE EXCLUSIVE SAN FRANCISCO BUREAU OF THE TIMES, Oct 24. That Lieut. Wilhelm Ferdinand, von Brincken, son of Baron George "Wilhelm von Brincken, a German nobleman, will not be able to carry out his reported intention to marry Miss Milo Aber-cromble, daughter of Mrs. George A.

McGowan, early next summer, became apparent today when it was learned that he had been divorced by his wife only a few days ago. The records show that Mrs. Alice Louise von Brincken was granted an interlocutory decree by Superior Judge Cabaniss on Friday, October 16. By the laws of California the final decree cannot be entered until a year after the Interlocutory is granted. The divorce proceedings of the Von Brlnokens were conducted with the greatest secrecy.

None of the Judges regularly assigned to civil actions heard the case, but Judge Cabaniss, who presides over a criminal department of the Superior Court, was called In. The lieutenant, when questioned the night before his engagement to Miss Abercrombie was announced, stated he had been divorced from Mrs. Von Brincken, who was the former Alice Roedel, daughter of a San Mateo banker, "a long time ago." There seemed to be no legal Impediments to the consummation of hia new marital promise. Von Brincken began suit for a divorce on the ground of desertion. Mrs.

Von Brincken retaliated that she had not deserted her spouse but that on the other hand he had left her December 15, 1912. Judge Cabaniss granted the decree to the wife and made an -order commanding Von Brincken to pay $25 monthly for the support of his son, Hans Frederich Wilhelm von Brincken, who was born August 24, 1913. The Von Brinckens were marrie'd at Blankenburg, Brunswick, Germany, in 1910. WASHINGTON BUREAU OF THE TIMES. Oct.

24. Contemplating the record of the Democratic party in the Sixty-third Congress, two sessions of which, have now "passed into history, one is moved Strengthening pure food laws. Reorganization of civil service with adequate compensation. Employers' liability for civil service employees. Reform of legal system so as to eliminate expense, delays and uncertainties.

Restriction and publicity of campaign contributions. lejo, $8, concurrent with naval serv ice allowance of 12: Marian. Ayres, San Luis Obispo, $12; Margaret W. Hays, Santa Monica, $12; Sarah A. Smith, Inglewood, $12.

color line A SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS WEEK IN SCHOOLS. BIG GROWTH IX SCHOOLS. Large Increase in Pupils Is Shown In the Elementary Institutions Throughout California, SPECIAL CORBJBPONDENCK SACRAMENTO, Oct. 23. Big growth in the elementary schools of the State is shown by the new figures compiled from the reports of school officials throughout the State by Supt Hyatt, covering the school year closing July 31, 1914.

The following salient returns afford a significant Index to the prosperous condition of the schools of California: An enrollment of 422,024 boys and girls in the eight grades, this being an increase of 44,081 pupils, or a gain of 11 per cent An average dally school attendance of 319,244, representing a gain Of 21.360. An Increase in the number of graduates from the grammar school of 2876, constituting the difference between 24,780 pupils who received diplomas in 1S14 as ccupared to graduated the year before. An increase of 1213 in the number of teachers, the 1914 total being consisting of 11,104 women and 1162 men. During the last school year 1025 school buildings of various types were constructed, while the total number of school districts was 3410 as compared to 3374 for the year before. The total expenditures for teachers' salaries, supplies, buildings and furniture and books and apparatus In 1914 was 118,297,912.

or nearly 1950,009 more than was expended in the previous year. The average amount of money paid teachers per annum was: Men, 11018.96; women, 1744.91. The cost per pupil during the year as a whole, exclusive of the cost of buildings, was 135.72." The total valuation of school property utilised elementary school education was a gain of nearly 84,000,000, showing that the people of California gladly invest more money each year to give their S2.50 FOR A FINE SET OF TEETH EGRO WOMAX DECLARES HER CHILDREN ARE BARRED IN EL CENTRO. (BY A. P.

NIGHT SACRAMENTO, Oct 24. State Superintendent of Public Instruction E. H. Hyatt will refer to the District At This low price is made for a limited time just to introduce our superior dental methods. We guarantee every set of these teeth to fit perfectly and be O.K.

in every way. EXTRA HEAVY GOLD CROWNS torney, County Superintendent cf to paraphrase Tim Campbell's famous observation on the Constitution, thus. "What's a campaign platform between friends?" That the Democratic platform adopted at Baltimore is not seriously regarded by the average Democrat in Congress is evident from an examination of bills introduced by Democratic Senators and Representatives and of the work of the committees of the houses. The list of pledges unfulfilled; follows: Constitutional amendment for singls term for President. Creation of council of national defense.

Prohibition of railroad, express, telegraph, and telephone companies from engaging in business in competition with their shippers or patrons. Regulation of stock and bond Issues by interstate carriers, telephone and telegraph companies. Enactment of rural credit law. Federal aid to vocational education. Conservation of natural resources and waterways.

1 Mississippi River control. Employees' compensation law for common carriers. Extension of work of Bureau of Mines. Safety at sea law. Bqttermtnt of conditions for seamen on American vessels.

SEEK FIFTH BANDIT. Four Out of Five Robbers Who Held Cp Bank in Washington have been shot to death. BY A. P. MOHT WIBJB.1 BELLINGHAM (Wash.) Oct 24.

OfHcers and posses are guarding every road in western Whatcom county today in the expectation of capturing the one surviving bandit which held up the First National Bank of Sedro-Woplley last Saturday night and escaped with $11,649. Two of the outlaws were killed near Hazelmere, B. early Thursday morning and two others were shot to death as thy were crossing the railroad bridge at Ferndale, twelve miles north of here at 1 o'clock this morning. A total of .6155. JO was found on the bodies of the four robbers.

The fifth member of the gang, the officers believe, is still in the vicinity nf Ferndale and hia escape ia considered impossible. John Ouddall. cashier of the Se-dro-Woolley bank, today identified the two dead outlaws killed this morning members of the band which held up tat bank. 5 We want you to know our specialist in gold work a man who has worked for years In the leading dental office of New York and is acknowledged to be a master of his art This week we are featuring extra heavy gold crowns at $5. A ten-year written guarantee.

We have a big force of dental specialists no long wait-. Ing. REFERENCES American National Bank, Parmelee- PERMIT TO ISSUE BONDS. IBT A. P.

DAY WIRE. I SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 24. Permission to issue $3,068,000 of first mortgage refunding bonds at not less than 91 and accrued interest was granted the Southern Pacific RaiN road Companies today by the State Railroad Commission. The sum realized is to be applied to the reimbursement of funds expended by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company for capital purposes; SON TO QUEEN OF SPAIN.

IBT ATLANTIC CABLE AND A. P.J MADKin. Oct 24 (via Paris.) A son was born this morning to Queen Victoria of Spain. The son la the Queen's sixth child, the others being three sons and two daughters. School and Board of Education of Imperial county, the complaint of Mrs.

Elizabeth Columbus, a negro woman of El Centro, who has written Hyatt charging the school authorities of that place will hot her three children, to enter the public school. Hyatt holds that the case is distinctly one for local authorities te handle. In the event that they are unable to enforce the law, which grants negroes the right to attend publii schools, he will take a hand and adjust the matter. Mr. Columbus made her complaint in a lengthy communication in which she said that a band of "Texas rebels" were barring her children from curing an education.

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