Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 13

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Chiros File THE PORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES As lieville Engineer; Says He Thought The End Was Near Petition Uryson, 150 -Westwood Place, cviile, for "early twenty COLUMBUS, 0., Sept. 2 1 Having failed to. get anywhere I i attempts to 'persuade the Uvnernl- Assembly to enact Icgislnticn giving them -n separate hoard examiners a'ud luaklng their profession entirely, independent of the regulation and control of the State Medical Iloprd, Ofiip chiropractors today left with Secretary of Stiitc Tbad H. Hrown, i i i a petition providing itor the submission of the desired measure to the assembly. If the measure is again ignored by the Legislature, it lie submitted to the people lathe filing of sufficient additional signatures, a course which is contemplated iri'view of the possible opposition of.

the next assembly. The petition was tiled by C. Gilbert Haylor. Norwalh L. 'Sites, O.

Bellinger, Akron; C. K. Willnrd, '-and Franklin Leiir, 'U'nrr'en, composing the committee named by the chiro- praetors- stale to represent tlwm i i i i a i the law. Auto Clubs Waging Fight On Fakirs CLEVELAND, Sept. 21'--Th Daiigherty Hurls Ship Snarl Back Into The Laps Of Government Officials September 21--Altor- n'py Daugberty President Coolldgu lodny.

that the Laskpr Farley plan for pplviiis the lucrcliiint i marine-; problem "IsT' nbt legal, thus once more the laps of. officials the task of. formulatinK a slilppihg policy. Under the shipping net, the held, the govcrii- ment's may lie disposed of. only for cash or credits and tholv transfer, as by the arley.

to corporations under state laws' would lie un'r iwful. The intention of declared, limits-disposition of-the. lni an engineer on Southern recently had Ihe following regarding his remarkable ex- Taulao a -In my opinion Taiilac. is llic best medicine Ionic money iu'iy. ivc have brought relief- from a case of a a me for troubled after- eating ens, sensation, aboiifmy heart, an(l oflen could not kt'fP down anything; would eat.

Most "ighl'i walk the jlj.j- tub ncrvousMo sleep, iiCiilllT Iiad beqoine; so wretched i iln! i was sometimes forced to lay off iny work for two weeks fit, a To tell Hie I got in icli fix I I made up niy iml I hadn't much longer to live. In my wise Tnnlao has conic up to i good word I ever heard ami I it. Every sign of indigcs- li'in li.is left, me, 1 eat anything I Iwsnt, like, a log and am In first- condition in every way. I cer- have Hie best of reasons for 15 ac is for sale by all gbtxl drug- Accepl no subslitule. Over 37 I million bottles sold.

Automobile Club fakir against whom they are 'conducting a vigorous c.ni sade, waa tbu principal subject dls cusred by otllcliils of Several Inui dred automobile elnhs in confcrenc here today, preliminary to the con vention National Motorist Association in Washington, Noyein her 17. The officials ar particularly 'anxious to drive out business thosra persons who preteu to 'have organized an nssociatio which offers various kinds of ser ices, such as co-operative pnrcha ing arrangements In CNcbange fo liigh assessments. They are fighting the itinerant map make wlio sells advertising, but falls deliver value; those wlio rc-pnnt club maps and Bell publishers of Incorrect directories, and fake co-openitiTO repair nnd supply orKariizations. The gasoline situation may be 'taken up tomorrow. to nvtnal sales mid not transfers 6f title.

Itecoipt of cash, or credit not. over 15 years is mi. express limitation of law, the nildetl. in Farley plan' were cited by Mr. Among these were loss 'of' legal title, to the proposed corporations, loss direction of fleet by responsible fXxleial ofticinls, loss of.

the government's immunity from and possible imposition of suite taxes and state regulation upon gbvprrimcnt property. After Hint llw authority to a the ships to private corporations could not be -'fairly restrd" on the law. the Attorney General declared Hint neither was such authority by Inference or implication. The opinion emphasis! that Con gress had laid down a definite national merchant a i policy--of govprmnenj operation until the ships shall he sold--and I tint giving the Shipping Hoard a i to make "rules mid regulations" in carrying out Mils policy did not con additional, pawers. Klan Agrees To Cease Activities In Madison County, Kentucky 11 THIRTEEN SLMI'LE -i L'lain boiled rice served'witJi stewed i sirup or honey makes dessert for children'thaii RICHMOND.

Scplcmbcr 21--TtlC I.ougher. reputed national Ku Klux Klun will ccaso its activities In -Madison county. This was agreed to by .1. A. Colescott of Lexington, said to lie the head of tlw Klan In Kentueky.

whcir John 1). Cotidlou demanded pence bond for K. II. EYES i Cleanses and Beautifies Write MURINE CHICAGO I fat Vtcc Uookon Eye Cacc Ku KllIX Klan speaker. Colescott came ovor from ton and put up cash bond for tin.

release of Loughcr, arrested 'on ii "syndicalism" charge, for his np nearnnci' before the October cram jury. l.ougher waived examining trial which hud been set for Friday. When It came making the pence bond reputed Klnn leaders told Cnoillac a it he would waive the iKiml they would agree, to ceaw i a i i i in MrndiSim comity, Ckiodloe replied a ho would a I The Original.Food-Drink for All Ages. them nt their word, lie told them I Miidison county did not i RichMilk.MaltcdGramExtractlnPdw- any organization calculate! to deTfcTabletforms.Nourhbing-Nocnoktaj.' up" trouhiu iimoiiB Us people. XS'AToid Imitations and PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG)G PDG PDG PPG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG'DG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDG PDJ I Want Quality, Style And Price-- You'll Find All Three Herein This Unsurpassed Showing Of All That's New In Fall 1 1 Tanlac Vegetable Pills are Nature's remedy constipation.

For Are Killed As Santa Fe Train Is Wrecked In Arizona PHOENIX, AniZpis'A, September trainmen were killed today In-lim train the Icrark L'alifornln Liinittrt of the Topcka and Santa. Fe sys- wus wrecked' two. mljcs west o1 lllot Springs Junction, 40- 'miles nortl I of rhwnix. train turned over while Jrnrinilini; a curve. The.

I fell on its side adn-tlirteV, coaches I trashed into J-. 'flip dead The engineer am the train tind porter 1X0 were it was I saw." TO HARDING SAX September 21 -I Ron Francisco's, memorial to late I President Harding' will be new I municipal at Mercer ll.nkp, nnd -club house yet to 1)0 jl.iult a cost, 'of accord- co a decision reached- by the llhriling memorial here. Cincinnati Man Is Chosen As Head Of Spanish War "Vets" CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 11 --Judge Albert D. Alcorn.

of Cincinnati was elected coimrinuder-In- chief of the United Spanish AVar Veterans, at the. closing session of the twenty-fifth annual- encampment icre today, The election of Alcorn will result in the moving of the headquarters of this soldier'organization to Cincinnati. He Is a lawyer and was formerly judge advocate 'gene a the Spanish war veterans. He announced -the appointment of Ralph H. Carroll, as his adjutant general and Alexander Frank as quartermaster general.

The morning session was taken up in tliu presentation of cowmitboo reports and the adoption of resolutions Among the resolutions adoptw was one favoring ifte curbing of Japanese Catfish, Herring, Jack Salmon. Thone 316.. Sclmefer. Advertiement 20-lt ERE you'M'ill find enormous stocks of coats, dresses, skirts and wraps thai- fire priced io sell Our policy is "Greater Volume nt n.Lcss Margin ot Profit." licre every woman ear. enjoy le and quality, i extravagance in price.

VIS Dresses of distinctive style features for this exceptionally -low price. Paneled, draped, i tucked, sashes, wrist sleeves, uneven hem, braid, ornament" and self trimmed. The' materials, Canton Crepe, Satin, Poirct Twill and Crepe dc Chine. Dresses you'd really, pay $17.50 to' $20 for at only New Fall Coats ii) i swagger and sports styles a as dress coats oil smart lines. All are a i lined ami i belted, some with large 'buttons, plain and fur Plaid backs, Angro Camelsaire, Vetour, Normandy, ovcrplaids, some plain and some gorgeously trimmed.

Plaids, stripes and colors. Flashlights A two cell fiber or nickel --large size with batter- Regular price $1.25. Bender Fined While the state prohibition officers were rambling the city yesterday makingV raids, they came Charles Bender, who was picked up for drunkenness. He was fined 55 and costs by Suvn're George -Morgan last evening at the county jail. I Notice is hereby given that there' will be no bunting my land.

Any trespassers will- be prosecuted. Mrs. Mary Lanumn, Bear, Creek --Advertisement. SolC-Oct. .11 to Newest Distinctive Modes peValera To Face Trial At Early Date LONDON', September 21-- Earrion De- Vulerii and some of tlve other leail- iiig Irish Republicans will be brought to trial at an early date, according to a report in Dublin quoted by the Daily Mirror.

The newspaper adds that DeValcni is being continually moved from, one military prison to appear in order, to avoid the posi- bility of an attempt nt rescue. Thomas Taggart III, Condition Serious; Is At His Summer Home HYAN.xrS,' September. -Thomas Tapgnrr, former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, former senator from Indiana and three times Mayor of Indian- Is seriously ill at his summer rinme in Hynnnisport, it became known. He will be taken to Boston tomorrow. Mrs.

Tagpirt and two physicians are reported to be in constant attendance at. his bedside. Yesterday Mr. a'aggart was taken suddenly'ill i a series oMiemor- rhnEcs, but nntil tonight -his condition was not regarded as serious He suffered a relapse tonight. "Safe Drug Store" The Eesall Store Chillicothe Street Oil Extremely smart and individual In style iualitv, high, pile lustrous 'fabrics: 1 prtuuneiits and rich furs trim these wonderful coats.

'Relaxo" House Dresses, patented elastic waist, priced Materials Grenado Truvcnctte. I.ucette- Unvonti Orriiaiidale Trimmings Wolf 'Fox Bleck Wolf Colors Black 1 Brown Cocoa. Coffee Fall Dresses K.vceptiomilly well tailored and in perfect accordance i fashion's latest dictates. Tli'VOH, txicks. panel! 1 drapes, oriiamciit-s, ruffles; fnshio'ned' of ciinton crepe, wool i poirnt.

twill, sat-' -In a c'repc in i 1 black. worfii Coats For Fall -Sport and'dress coals in mannish, swagger and dress modes, of-polair, plaid back, vclour a few' Decided- well made nnd fit. ri'ew "effects'. Decidedly Charming New FALL HATS Beautifully'. trimmed incnls, fjmhroidrey.

these chic hats of velvet, (luvatyne, crepe, a i present an exceptional value at Extra Special! $2.00 VALUES Large size heavy p-ey and a single blan- i colored bor- 'ders, while they last at The New Skirts Variety should so. Downs.of checks, stripes, combinations, over-, plulds aml'ciidless variety. The Miiateriaia' are i wool. Belts, ond button i 'jued, some others nt A Complete And Comprehensive Showing Of Infant's Wear, i infants' i n.i)d. caps boiinet.s, rilioii rosetlo.trimmed Infants' Bootees i i bootees, large- jiasortmciH, pink' and blue colors Infants' Pretty- coate of 1 wool 'ami- coats -Mint are worth selection, to-'chouse from the.

niKtlc, at. New And Gay Colored? TTOAN HATS 98 $2 Turban Hats Newly arrived turban hats of duvntyne i band of feathers, some, arc entire fenth'cr' bats. A good mine, blue, red, brown, black and other Comforters and Blankets $1.50 Blankets Large size, single grey or tan Blankets, striped border 98c $3.50 Comforts and Blankets Extra, large size Blankets and comforts, heavy at and warm for $2.49 66x80 $4.50 Blankets An extra large Blanket soft, and fleecy, neatly bound and bordered QO at $8.50 "Nashua" Blankets Large aho Nashua wool na'p blankets, plaid patterns. Special $5.00 Blankets Extra value, largo plaid Especially low priced at Blankets'. $3.49 $6.00 Comforters A comforter, heavy and colored patterns.

Special at warm, $3.98 Brushed Wool Sweaters colors! The Execptionnl nrc 'prcttjrv Sweaters 1 and in daring nnini-o 1 1 miss or woman will Svant one of these at once $2.00 Wool Sweaters all wool slipover SwentcrR. assorted colors, neatly trimmed. Children's Wool Slipover Coat style Sweaters Brushed Wool Sweaters, ncu' Fall color scheme THE BALDWIN PIANO Gr.nd Prix, Paris 1900 Grand Prize. St. I.ouis 1004 Floyd E.

Stearnes I Representative KJ2 Chilli-iothe Si Service ir.iproved Kodak Developing THOS, ASHPAW Plumbing and Healing 8 John St. Phone 2530 Yards Goods $3.00 SKIRTING special purchase we sre able to offer a complete assortment of this fine wool skirting, hifj variety of checks, plaids nnd Ktrijies. IteKUlar values, the yard line, crepe de chine or messa- uS and -10 inches wide, yd. 2-lc outing flannel, light or dark, yard 79c serge, plenty of colors choose from school serge, grey, navy, red, brown, yard iercale, flowered and figured, light or dark, yard obeckod nnd plaid dress gingham. 32' inches wide 32 I-2c quality unbleached tnnslin $1.49 15c 59c 24c 24c Dresses NEW WOOL DRESSES All wool serge and plaid dresses, neatly trimmed in re (land colors.

Dresses worth $5.75 QO lit. $8.00 DRESSES New fall dresses of wool checks, plaids and serges, cleverly trimmed in colored collars, pocket flaps, cuffs, etc. One piece and (Pi coat style effects J)ly. 'v And Wraps NEWER STYLES Children's flared, sport and wrappy coats for fall, hcavj- warm materials, neatly tailored A QO and lined HIGH GRADE COATS Children's all wool coats and wraps. Some exceptional values, well tailored of newest and best fabrics in prcttv new stvlcs for children $6.95 $9.95 THE GOOds BEST AT ALL Furnishings Velastic" fleece lined 79c nml tlp Children's heavy Union Suits nt ladies' winter union suits, hieli Ofi or low neck, heavy weight 'pure thread silk hose, 'fancy clocked aides, pair OOc table wnrfs, beat quality, OC variety patterns i'fic flannelette petticoats, pink blue striped, good At quality, flannel gowns, heavy outing QC jiin kor Wile striped 50c silk IIOFC.

good heavy OC Bilk in white or a 75c crib blankets, pretty heavy crib blankets nt I colored..