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EVENTYG EXPRESS TOS ANGELES WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1017 1 NEWS FROM THE OLD HOME i to Kansas in 1S54 The enoka lived on a farm near Reading 40 years records here for valuable loads when he hauled more than $15000 worth of peppermint oil to market on a ommon farm wagon The oil was in 14 metal drums weighed 6020 pounds and sold at $3 a pound i 1 I 7 8 EVENING EXPRESS LOS ANGELES WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 19 10-17 1 1 to Kansas in Mt The Cooks lived records here for valuable loads when 1 1 11 on a farm near Reading 40 years he hauled more than $150o0 worth 11 of peppermint oil to market on a eommun farm wagon The oil was I 1 1 NEWS FROM THE OLD HOAIE in 14 metal drums weighed 6020 pounds and sold at $3 a pound i I 1 i li I NEW YORK STORE'S HEAD SEES LIFE DREAM COME TRUE NEW YORK STORE'S HEAD SIIS tiff DREAM 600 LIVES IS TOLL IN AMU TYPHOON SHIPS WRECKED 600 LIVES IS TO LL IN Atviny TypHilAN WINDSOR MAKES BUTTONS WINDSOR Mo Sept soon will have a button factory A Windsor unit will the added to a chain of seven factories WINDSOR MAKES BUTTONS WINDSOR Mo Sept MAKING KHAKI COATS WARRENSBURG Mo Sept 19 A 1A-arrensburg overall factory is making coats for the soldiers as a side line a Contract for 1000 coats having been the initial order SUNFLOWER BUSY BLOOMER ALBANY Io Sept an Albany yard there is a sunflower with 13r blooms and 20-buds WAGON LOAD WORTH $15000 BREMEN Ind Sept 1eran a farmer broke al! MAKING KHAKI COATS WARRENSBURG Mo Sept 10 A IA-arrensburs overall factory is making coats for the soldiers as a side line a contract for 100 let vinv heen he inittal order 0 coats CATALPA SPHINX APPEARS BALTIMORE Istd Sept leaf-eating bug called the catalpa sphinx attacked the lawn of Wright on Forest Park avenue and stripped of its foliage a catalpa tree before Cnr1 Schober city forester could reach the scene Wright had meantime chopped down the tree In an effort to save others SPHINX APPEARS CATALPA SPHINX APPEARS BALTIMORE IstM Sept 19--A leaf-eating bug the catalpa tminv ntlankpil tha Inum nf OPENING ANCIENT MINE EMINENCE Mo Sept long lost Slater mine is supposed to be situated on the Jacs's Fork branch of the Current river McClellan prosecuting attorney has begun the SOH rch arew Tlw mine once produced copper in paying onantillos to the smn of more titan $111aNo Slater shipped the ore overhnd to the Iron Mountain railroad 60 miles distant OPENING ANCIENT MINE ANCIENT MINE EmINENcE Mo Sept Ions lost Slater mine is supposed to II STATE PLANTS OYSTERS 'RI LOX 1 Miss Sept 19--erhe Mississippi oyster commission has just planted 50000 barrels of seed oystors on the Biloxi reefs Haggarty Ready to Open New Emporium at Seventh and Grand Tomorrow and (it-and lomorrow Eighty-five Per Cent of Craft 1 in Harbor Destroyed 16 i Out of 200 Saved SEPTEMBER SCHEDULE 1 FOR HOME GARDENERS Vegetables which may be planted this month are artichoke bush beans beets cabbage oarrots cauliflower endive kohl-eabi lettuce onion garlic parsley peas radish rhubarb Swiss chard turnips Potatoes may be planted in vicinities near the ocean Treat seed before planting HOME CANNING CLASSES Housewives are urged to attend the free lectures every weekday except Saturday at 2 at Home Gardens' headquarters 719-721 South Hill street by Mrs Jessica Hazzard TODAY'S SUBJECTS Tomato paste completed cumber catsup TOMORROW Sweet peppers canned rozelle jelly sweet pickle pears SEPTEMBER SCHEDU LE FOR HOME GARDENERS Vegetables which may be I planted this month are arti- AIRSHIP ROUTE MAP MAKERS INDIA NAPOLIS Ind Sept he map-making commit tee has trted to cover the government airplane route from Dayton to Rantoul Ills for the purpose of completing a gTeemen ts with cities along this line to plaee powerful Ugh clusters for the guidance of aria tors at night 11 STEERS TO NEW RECORD i 1 Kvcsks CITV Ato Sept I Thomas Hale cr 1'1astitt Hitt re! ceivei $Itt75 a hundred 10unds for I a carload of 5 teer 17 head the I highest prio ever paid In the open 6 tuartot of the West They averc I 101 pounds arid brouzid etteh The 17 sold for $43G430 eaon I ne sont LYE MOST EFFECTIVE IN PEELING FRUITS The process of peeling peaches plums pears and figs by dipping in a hot lye solution is rapid cleanly and economical and has no effect upon the quality or flavor of the fruit prepared by this method For small quantities of fruit use four tablesponfuls of lye to one gallon of water A pinch of alum may be added if desired Handle lye carefully as it burns severely if dissolved carelessly To prevent splashing use a large iron kettle or a porcelain can of sufficient size to be filled only two-thirds full of water A large wire basket is easier to handle than the cheesecloth bag so often used Place your fruit in the wire basket lower it into the boiling hot lye solution and allow two minutes to elapse Remove and put through two cold water baths so as to remove every vestige of lye Any bits of skin then remaining may be easily rubbed off Float peaches in boiling water a few seconds remove pits and can immediately White figs peeled by this method sr rendered beautifully transparent if you are careful to select perfectly ripe fruit Pears are perhaps the most difficult of all to peel on account of their tendency to ripen unevenly--From Rural World September 15 1917 LYE MOST EFFECTIVE IN PEELING FRUITS The process of peeling nessr4e don n1 cn An extra force of workmen was put to work today at the new New York store Sixth street and Grand avenue In order to completo the arrangements for the formal opening of the unique ladies' garment emporium tomorrow morning For 1 weeks the work of alterations hav'e I been in progress and the two fronts i of the building have been entirely renovated Into an amide of windows I 350 feet long the first of the kind in Los Angeles Haggarty the creator and owner of the new store was one of MINISTER WANTS TO FIGHT Scot Rev Scarbourgh a Free Methodist church pastor here who asked exemption on the ground that he is a minister 'walled his chim and announced that he was ready to go to war I GIRL ACTS AS MIDDLEMAN )11S SEpt Violet Red pa I is a market buyor Every she selects from the growrs' stalls the finest frults and vegetables to supply her customers Minealmils grocers depend on Miss Redpath to select their goods for them kinoTH rArtni-INA CHEESE NORTH CAROLINA CHEESE Exclusive Otenatch Fvertug pv0yette By Atsociated Press Day Wire AMOY China Monday Sept than COO natives were killed by the typhoon which struck Amoy without warning at the end of last week Eighty-lire per cent of the water craft in the harbors nearby were destroyed No foreigners have been reported lost Outlying districts cannot be communicated with and it is feared great damage has been done there One village on the island of Amoy i reports that only 16 out of fish- I Ing boats were saved The Japanese steamship Amakusa Maru 2356 tons is on the rocks opposite Kulangsu and it is doubtful if she can be salvaged The former Gormzn sterrnhip 1777 tons gross is in a hopeless position on the Kulangsu rocks The Chinese steamer Kango was i The one True Aspirin Aspirin you have always ri relied is absolutely identified rr 'rho trade-clerk Aspirtn" (flog rat Off) in guarantee that the mononeetic ePhieete of aahrelleseid in theme tablet is ot the relinbie itaya ihanufacLure A BAYER t'tt 4- e-' i "0 WI The one True Aspirin is-4'x r-4---s it-z1 i Aspirin you 1 1 have always i A- i Ar -N--1 i 1 Lhti reilea 1--tv :8 1 -A is A '-IL--- 1 4- 4 ('' A i 'tC zz- bt li 4 -1 -7 4' '1 identified (4-- 4- i 4 -'I i (' it Lc '1147- -4'''Sy 411 3- A V''4' -7 BAYER 4 i 5 l'k 4 'r i Bayer 1 e't i i 7- 1-4---- zsiis 4P' 41' I 1 1 BAe t'''p Guarantee of ts4o i I Aif0t: ''113' 3 4--- 1 6 '11''St '4V A I et th lA IY A i "06-Q Th trade-11mi( ''Aspirin'' (Reg rot 6) cr Nt- Otrai itl a latitrantee that the mononeette (00 I BAYER 1 0 A-4 oPideoter of mitryheoeui in theme tablet 11 ")- roioto S-r ''Lr i- te WILL STUDY DAIRY COSTS 1)ETito1T lfich Sept troubles of Michigan dairymen will be aired through the efforts of the COMMISS1011 appointed by Governor Sleeper MISSOURI EDUCATOR DEAD KIRKSVILLE Mo Sept Settle dean of the Kirksville Normal school and one of the most widely known educators in Missouri in dead here TIA1E1011 Sept cheese-ma king industry ha been so developed in the North Carolina MOUntaillS that not less than 2000- 009 pounds are to be produced next yea This year's production is estimated at 800000 pounds POSTOFFICE FOR OAKLAND OAKLAND Sept is to have a modern downtown postoffloe This was announced by Postmaster Rosborough following the completion of arrangements to consolidate Station now located in the Tribune building at Eighth and Statien 10 in the Bacon block The amalgamation will close Station centralizing the two offices in the Bacon building HARRISON'S FRIEND DIES III WATIIA Kans Sept 'plain of comminy Illinois infantry in the Civil war n1 porsonal frlend and companion of Gom 1hjamin Harrison is dond at his home here aged 79 years MILLION ACRES OF BEANS CKSPN Miss Sept 19--Mississippi has more than 1000000 acres of velvet beans The crop is a new commercial venture and the plants are bearing well driven ashore at Kulangsu and the JAPANESE MISSION AT BOSTON British hulk Shanghai was beached JA Sept Japanese at Amoy Both of the vessels it is misslion will return home with the can be saved "absolute assurance that the true heart of America has not been reach-Three thousand tailors and drapers ed by the blight which has menaced assistants of Petrograd recently de- us both" Viscount Ishii declared at manded a 100 per cent increase in a luncheon tendered the party at the wages Ttoto cite elith KANSAS ROAD PROJECT iluTcHININ Kays Sept Reno county has started tho Lest rood roads rnovernetA ever at gest good roads movemetit ever at- HELPED HUNT QUANTRELL EMPORIA Mat)M Sept died here was a Metll Kansas militia called to Lawronee at the 's maid VartIP own: writ tempted in Kansas Petitions are tier of tin prepared for constructtng 154 miles from Tope of siiifnoe mos time Or (1 rook who ber of the from Topeka time or 1 MI 11k fl '11 ARMY OFFICERS COVET LITTLE BANDS OF COLORED RIBBON I 1 111Y1111N i71(1 I I HA '711qYW 41 kt1 11(11 1 ''W A Zi lihlh 1Zr 4')4 Ak VCAA 111111 1114 A A ViVN '1 13 A70A AV ''NZ N' VOq s'''' -kN1 'k NxIANY kVs S' kk ''l'''A'34 V' '''N 'OA im '''''''1 )' 11371 ION 11111:11 1:1714 1411 17ZZZ-C7 zel -7' 1 'Z'A 'h r-t-'" 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Itolofft )(X )0(1 Ilijitz-JLI9E2c 51 TOITIETTI7''c 1 11111J EllBoosiiirnrcr7s tt L11-1 C---11 ''-1-123 1 1to- I CA 12A rr-11 9 VI LI 03 rill 011111111 i' I ED ILD 0 11 Li CO r- 1 r---1 OD Li ensuz: ant -3'' krPLTIPIC111FIFFIAltra214' li in)tu Timaiovi VIM ign' )(xxxxx -)or) 'ilillIZIF LIL '1' Out 141 --A 9 ir2h4: a d- hi LI' 00 11' iffy zz I 'i'''''- r'PEM- 11A '-7' 111 lagR SEPTEP A64 I 11' I 1 4015 ei a0 744' 477 2 ri(77- r5: t411 the busiest persons on the premises today supervising the finishing of the ground floor and the four floors of the annex In the midst of taking carp of a score of things he was induced to grudgingly speak of his success as a merchant Sees His Dream Come True Mr Haggarty as he is called was making less noise than anyone else on the premises But he was seeing everything and the picture in his mind of a perfect ladies' garment store was taking shape according to his dream "I have been selling ladies' garments for thirty-five years" said Mr Haggarty in reply to a request for an expression as to his ideal of business -There is nothing remarkable about that But ever since I started to sell garments I dreamed of having a perfect store of my own I believe that this will be that perfect store I am ready now to stop and torn the running of affairs over to others I believe it Is no boast to say that there is not a better equipped store: of the kind in the United States' There certainly is not a better store: in New York I don't know anythingl else to tell you except that I am proud of the store and proud that it Is in Los Angeles Has Faith in Los Angeles "I have in a way grown up with Los Angeles rind have unfailing faith In its growth That faith has been justified I wish to look upon the creation of the new New York store as the crowning achievement in my business career" There was no note of boasting in the frank statement Those in his employ who know the man know his democratic habits and his utter dislike of puffery were surprised to hear him express himself so freely Usually he is silent and busy Quite frequently he is the first man at the store in the morning and the last one to leave He has only one hobby and that is work When not working he is horseback riding This is his only diversion from the duties of his business The career of the creator of the New York store is simple but striking in its steady movement toward a goal Begins Career in London Born in Liverpool as a young man Mr Haggarty served his apprenticeship in some of the big London st res Coming to America early in life he finally reached Los Angeles and became with one of 1 the stores here lie decided that he wanted a store for himself in Los Angeles and induced capitalists to put up the money to launch the New York store Ills business experience and judgment were such that the ttore rapidly grew The new store at Seventh and Grand avenue is the culmination of his years of work in Li Angeles The new store will oecupy the ground flour of the Brockman building and four floors of an annex that has been built on ilrand a Venue The arcade of store WilldWS on holti fronts over 350 feet long is the first of its kind installed in this city The store will be formally opened tomorrow morning and after everything is running smoothly 51r liaggarty expects to turn all the buying over to his son Itaggarty William (loss will be manager of the new store 1 TR Wi 11:17) Ll'1 --1 lt I 0 i 1 -1)) I II I 41pik: '4 rcxxxx-4-ffit 7 1 Pif 7 1 if grt 1 VAr-4 ---T 4r1- "34''Cl I I 1' Ne 'sr 11 1 'Irgeirerelkr- '-'-'t--- 1: ---7----------- 'r 1 )( I 1---z-itifl-----: tsvs'A3)41til 0) 11''-- iliN2 iv 17L1Ifit: JI in LJL-3 01 co L-3 cD go 0 CJ Iw 0 442' i 4 fr a c'ei'et'''''' Atviti il 114 i I 44 ill 1244 fr (1 4dY j1" IM a Ot Of I 1 A km At 14)A I t'tiii A 41211661im ''1 1 7 fi---i- 4 -7 ifitlyt 0 '4) Ieliiy riii 4 lit 4 i t't-- 0 i 1 11 4 1 L'- i it il ftft111'qk it )1 -115E-9 4 PI7 COWAVYY 525-20--30 so Aluit 37 1155-0 4 Pit'llYT COAVW 525 -20 -30 5 0 Alemv Sl 1 ill 3 (k 7 ---fr-it! f0)4 4 1-It --9 t-1 ())119 i (TN 61 WASHINGTON Sept 19--Have you 'Wondered what those little bars of Vari-colored ribbons mean on United States officers' breasts'? Evidently some of you do because hundreds Of letters asking about them are pouring into the war department from all over the country every days Here's the fAnSWCT: These strips each I 2-3 inches Tong arc symbols standing for the badges and medals the man is entitled to wear if he wants to weight himself down There are ten of these insignia recognized by the war department two medals of honor one a certificate of merit and the other badges showing the wearer took part in tine of Um le Sams historic military campaigns The congressional medal of honor consists of white stars on a field of light blue silk It is awarded only by congress (Ind is the most coveted of all It represents gallantry in action The certificate of merit badge is two red white and blue bands separated by a thin band of white the blue being outermost This honor le conferred by the president The Philippines congressional medal was a blue band in the center flanked by stripes of red white and I lue the blue being on It is worn by men who stayed in the war iiepartm-nt service after the Spanish-American war to put down the Philippine insurrection The Civil war badge is equal-sized bands of blue and gray Indian wars: Bright red with narrow edges and deeper red Spanish campaign: Alternating stripes of yellow and white Philippine campaign: Blue band in center flanked by narrower bands of red blue edges Cuban occupation: Blue in center flanked by narrow yellow stripes then broader red stripes and mue pacification: Broad olive drab center flanked by three narrow stripes of redu white and blue the red outermost Chinese campaign on the march to Peking: Broad band of yellow with narrow borders of blue Ribbons for gallantry in action are worn farthest to the left followed bY campaign buttons in chronological order 1 Il I 4'e '4 Bigger and better than last years big show Fifteen hundred (1500) pick of the be on exhibition Every lover of flowers should not fail to see this gorgeous spectacle Daily from 9 am to 6 pm ti -v --(''''- -j: NI A --A I qn Sunday September 23 This ad is intended for man or woman who has been waiting for a real genuine opportunity to buy a close-in home place a little larger than the cramped 50-foot lots of the city and yet near enough so you can have all its in the great green country where life is worth living and where you can raise all your own table vegetables and garden truck chickens rabbits etc with some to sell YET ON 5c YELLOW STREET CAR LINE Well here it is And really folks when you see this land you'll grab it LIP quick for its the real cream of the famous old Cudahy for years as one of the biggest producing ranches in all Southern Sunday Septembe This ad is intended for man or woman a real genuine opportunity place a little larger than the cramped 50-foot lots enough so you can have all its in try where life is worth living and where you can vegetables and garden truck chickens rabbits et ides-- YET ON 5c YELLOW STREET Well here it is And really folks when you see up quick for its the real cream of the famous old for years as one of the biggest producing ranche 1 1 1 5410 I 111 7 417 7- 1 1 0 'no to girt" li 1 alt Fril7y' i 1 1 trLIz 1 4E7i)9 I A 'I' 1 It 1 1 6 F3917 11 4 1 71 (Ay ii LI 11 A 1 j9 f11 1 i t'11t711 1 Lt1-1 4 -0-----FZk 1--r l'! 4 1 r-- yl "---k 4 li 1 7 7-1 fo-- ton 1 5 I 1 i "11111''4 I 1-4 p-L 1 1 It 1-1- 1 fornia I 7- fi ii1 11 1------1: zrw 57f Ill (41 -e 17 11 1 Acre and Half-Acre Lots Cheap You'll Just Have to Buy! All the inflation has been squeezed prices are right down to bed rock Big generous half-acre lots as low as on easy terms too Why that's lower than you'd pay for adjoining raw acreage! The soil is deep and rich will grow almost everything from beans and beets to luscious fruits that make your mouth water Do your bit Be a producer and incidentally make your land pay for your home GAS ELECTRICITY WATER SIDEWALKS AVENUES to go in at once The contract has been let and work is to be rushed Don't put this off See us at once for further information Acre and hair-Act Cheap You'll Just Hal A A A A A 1 A l- Hut r1rpan nra ri rrr I BURGLAR TAKES LOOT SET ASIDE FOR HIM iN Sept 1 thought on the part (It Hill of the Stego Lumher company in writing a note "This safe is open Take the coin in the cash drawer hut please do not destroy the records We have left $4 in chance for your night's work" saved the burglar who entered the place last night trinvii unnecessary trouble The thief obeyed the note took the money and left an answer: "I obeyed instructions and have kept my hands off the books Thanks fr a four A man must eat" The novel Idea of Hill was struck upon when the safe had been robbed eight times within four days "The Mega company's plant is so far re moved from civilization that they find our easy pickings" said Hill "We thought they might am veil have sotnething for our books alone" I11 -7----------' ii: ti 1 1 1---- 1 Yi I The ONLY Phonograph Made by Builders of Musical Instruments In that fact largely lies the secret of the great tone superiority of These superb instruments have been evolved from the wealth of musical experience and knowledge gained in the making of many thousands of the highest grade are the only phonographs designed and constructed in- accord with correct tone building principles Starr Phonographs play ALL makes of disc records as perfectly as Starr Records No extra attachments needed Etrucn beau( iful st vies to choose fr)m Priers $75 qty 'Very courrnirnt Couto in and this wonderf ul nrtt lft send Otte to your home for frre drmonsiraliort tilir Slur Piano erompanq Factory Salesrooms 628030-632 So St I'4 a 1Z 1:11 1 I -7' itaft-7- 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hide tho positions of batteries are In general ume sineo the Ppring of thin year in the man ertillery operating on the Fraiwoltritish front An order issukd in connection with their emploYment was found recently in an artiliery emplacement captured by the French It gave details Of the method in whieh the smoke-producers were to be used as follows: 1 "These smolte-prodneers (Nebeltoepfe) should be pilieed In position at a ilistnnee of at least 20 yLds from the battery In the direction from which the Wind is blowing and there should he intervals of fIght yards between them "Emplacetnents for the smoke prralueers ahould be prepa red all It round the battery in order Hutt their positions may be changed rap Idly in C11540 the direction of the wind should turn should be made of the smoke prodneers as soon us the enemy I pins to fire on the buttery with air Planes to aid him in regulating the range and direetion" WILL STUDY EDUCATION ri )1(10 tent 19----Ten primary orliool superintendente selected from till parte of Japan will sail from Yokohama September 19 for the United States They are going to study the eilueational conditions In ieotting cities of Amerielb espeelally paying (Mention to eduention in war time Most of the teachers ere head Pin eterm of prima ry POhnniR CHAS HOPPER Springfield Ohio fteto il Clerks' nion has secured a half holifny on 'Wednesdays during the months of July August and September PASADENA ----------------0 CIRCLE to souTH I PASADN EA Selling Agent Spring Street HOLLYYVb00 000 VA la vs It Phones: Main 4793 Home 60161 Come In and 708 Get Free Ticket3 You are invited to be our guests at Southgate Gardens next you come just to look or to buy Big comfortable motor busses will leave our offices at 708 South Spring street next Sunday morning at 10:15 708 NOTE DRY LAW REDUCES 2 UTAH PRISON MEALS SALT LAKE CITY Sept 19 Almost daily new effects of the state prohibition law are die covered The latest to come to light is the gradual reduction In the number of meals served in the city jail due to the de of prisoners brought about by prohibition Chief of Police Parley White examined the meal records for the present month They showed 1 that on August 1 the first day of "drydom" 254 meals were served in the jail From then on there was a gradual decrease and recently only 51 meals were served representing the feeding LeIof 17 prisoners MESA SOUTHGATE GARDEns ---N 1--- II JJ 1 2 il 1 I I (-401t0 1 1 1 I ((Ii-o'14 it I 11 11q HI I A J1 7 1 ert (1 Arid 1 1' II ''---'1: Pk --(- -II I 21 701 iIp tiPill 1 4 11 )11 11' -T -I 4tiliGELES' '1 'SOUTHGATE ARDENS 11 II MESA 0 16111111tmommempolooll etrateete leen ties AIM ut the eity's twill it 5e 'entity ratline 111111 Wit hill the tt-tttlie virile from 71 end Sprinx 4 REE EXCURS1011141DLUNCHIg 4 1 REEEXCURSIONPIDLUNCHLIIII ti NEVER BOTHERED SINCE After suffering with terrible mine In him bark for eight yearm find itfter having tried doctors anti niedicinett Alvim finuere Ado and writer "Foley Kidney Pills wero recom mended to mo end tho lira bottle re truiVNI II)(3 nein After takinit three lbottlem thn Molting Wilt nil gone end fine never bothered nit! mince 'nip Son Drug 17te Angeles anti COMC IN AND GET FREE TICKETS Long Beach Fans low 201 East Ocean Ave.