The Salina Evening Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 4

TTI ST.TN EVENING JOURNAL, THURSDAY. 9," 1911. EDUCATIONAL PHYSICIANS' AND SUEGEONS a salutary Uhing for stat to have a few officials of the Stubbs or SALINA EVENING JOURNAL Published Every Evening: Except Sunday. borers were brought to the Isthmus during the year. There was a decided falling off in immigration, while many West Indian laborers have gone into the bush and can no longer be relied upon for steady work.

WHAT" CAN SHE DO? CANAL COMMISSION TELLS OF GOOD RESULTS. TO TERRACE THE BANKS Found Necessary in Places to Prevent Earth Slides The Gigantic Culebra Cut. Washington, Nov. 9. The great mechanical problems connected with the construction of the Panama canal, which is to be opened to the government in January 1915, pass in review in the annual report of the Isthmian Canal commission just made public The record of the year's achievements in.

the gigantic task that is being worked out by the Washington government, tinder congressional appropriations that so far aggregate $293,501,486, includes: Completion of almost three quarters of Culebra cut. Total excavation of material from Culebra during year, 16,221,672 cubic yards at average cost of 58.8 cents per yard. Big plans laid for canal terminals, including storage of fuel, fresh wa ter and other supplies, repair facili ties, Pacific terminal to have dry dock, storehouse and coaling stations. Practical completion of plans of all locks. Elaborate scheme for lighting the canal.

Safeguarding of the canal against landslides. The report treats the physical aspects of the big waterway with minute detail. Questions of tolls, form of government" and character and extent of population to be. permitted in the canal zone have been reported upon in advance sheets' of the report already made public. The locks have been a great Desigus for the approach walls at all locks, except one, have been prepared.

Contracts in force at the beginning of the fiscal year were practically completed and new contracts entered into for a vast Amount of frames, valres, gates? and "other needed to- put the canal into operation. More than 945 tons of castings were made on the Isthmus. Building of the great lock gates, each leaf of which is 54 feet, 8 inches, high was expedited. At each lock entrance, strong fender chains attached to powerful springs will be installed to prevent' ships from battering down the locks. A caisson gate is being installed for use in closing a lock so as to enable workmen to repair the permanent locks and the "bottom sluices.

Canal illumination will be provided by range lights for establishing the direction of vessels on the longer tangents, and by side lights a mile apart marking each side of the channel. Buoys and lighted beacons, built of re-inforced concrete, will abound. Famous Culebra cut is ten miles long and deep enough to receive the United States capitol, dome and all. From this, cut, despite the enormous excavation during the year, on July 1, last, there remained 23.929,140 cubic yards to be removed. Estimates of excavatioa necessary in this cut have been largely increased to allow for the great earth slides.

Last year these slides that had to be removed from the canal cutting after it had been was yards or over thirty per cent of all the material removed from tne cut. These slides have occurred whera aterial oxca 'ated was left on a slope steeper thu the permanent incline will be and the trouble is expected to eeai the natural slope of the ciail banks is restored. Breaks have occuned on both sides of the cut where the underlying rock is of poor quality and is broken up and squeezed upward by the! pressure from beneath and from the s-id-es, interrupting the drainage and covering up the railroad track. To meet this condition, intermediate benches have been cut along the slope to distribute the top and reduce the amount of iraterial to be removed. It is declared that when the bottom grade of the canal is reached no further trouble need be anticipated as greater stability will be given by the water.

The terminal docks will be so arranged as to admit of easy, enlargement to meet developments in business and size of ships. To begin with the dry docks will conform to the dimensions of the eanal and the wharves will be 1,000 feet long. The total appropriation made congress leave $81,639,531 of the estimated cost of the canal yet to be appropriated. jFr; the first time, na contract la- PROGRESS DR. J.

H. BOWER Osteopathic Physician BUL.KLET BUILDING. Office Pbona 664. Baaldeaea Fhona 792. OSc Telephone 89.

Residence 357. J. W. NEPTUNE, 1L D. Oflce over "Sallna Plumbing.

Co. Residence 415 Weat Asa. W. IL J. IL Bee.

Phone 32S. Res. Phone Stt. J. H.

and W. H. WINTERBOTHAM Office BnUrlry Building. Phone 193. SALINA.

KANSAS. W. S. JK. HARVEY PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

SAUNA. KANSAS. Office Phone 33. Residence Phones W. 8.

Harvey J. K. Harrey 139fl Omce Kooma. Opposite Poatomce. Office 108 N.

Santa Fe. Phone 162. Residence 703 Snt Fe. Phone 677. O.

WALKER Physician and Surgeon' SALINA, KANSAS. Small growths, marks and eoper-Suous hair removed with the electric needle. Kea. 319 is. college.

Fhone ii2L Office 137 S. Santa. Thone CSS. DR. W.

E. MOWERY Physician and Surgeon SALINA. KANSAS. DR. NORDSTROM Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Diseaaee of Women.

WATSON BUILDING: Rm. 423 South Santa Fe. Office Phone 294. Rea. Phone 129S Urn-, t'hnnr 4.t i-none 1HZ.

DR. D. E. FORISTALL Office 100 East Iron. Physician and Surgeon Glasses Fitted OJSce Hours 1 to 11:30 a.

2 to 4 p. m. Rea. 109 Klrwln unUl 1:30 a. m.

after p. m. E. J. LUT2 Physician and Surgeon Schipple Opposite Bulkley'a.

I'xuoe 116. Residence Pboce C37. UK. J. E.

CRAWFORD Surgeon Oculist Consultant; Office hours, 9-10 a. m. 1-4 p. m. Watson Building.

J. W. C. Res. Phone Bes.

Phone 121 842 Dr. J. W. and C. IL Jenney, Homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons.

Office 123 S. 7th; Phone 121 General Practice and Diseases of Women and Children. SPECIALISTS DR. C. W.

STOWE Specialist in Chronic Diseases Special Attention paid to "Diseases of the SUtuutrh and Kldoeys. Office 123 North Santa Ke Aveone. JONES BUILDING. Office hours: 9 m. 4 p.

in. A. O. ANDERSON, M. D.

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office In Wat.on Room Ph'Hies; Office 21. Residence K0. Office hours: to 11:30 a. 2 to p. m.

Sundays. 2 to 4 p. m. Even ings oy appoinuneat. DR.

J. W. SIMMONS Specialist in Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat GLASSES FITTED. Roach Phone S09. RHEUMATISM AH ordlnsry rase of Rheamattaa cured within V3 dys.

Write aUtlnc kind of Rbenmatlsa too have, J. T. ISENBERGER, M. D. Natoma, Kansas.

DR. WRIGHT. Cancer Specialist. Limited to External and internal Coneer. Natoma, Kansas.

AUTOMOBILE LIVEIC Henry Anderson With CUrk.Stertrer Carafe Co. 212 H.Sant Fe Pboiw24A Phone 493 VALTNA KANSAS Call No. 73 and onter tb Daily Jonrnah ocly Prs Daily 10 oer wek Violin instruction W. H. ALLEN, A.

L. CM. Terms Moderate Apply. St John's School or Box J99 Salina, Kan. MISS EBERHARDT Teacher of Piano and Oxjan 121 North' Eight SL T- MISS smxii, fieaaer Teacher, of Physicial Culture, Musical Monologue, Dramatic Art, Repertory and Coaching Playa.

1303 S. Santa Fe. TeL1548 GEORGE HAYDN Organist Christ CathedraL lessons on the Organ, Piano, and in Singing. Apply Box 199 Salina. MISCELLANEOUS CIIAS KASTNER, The Metal Worken Phone 249 117 N.

7th to do all kinds of Sheet Furnace' and l'ump work. If in need of anything in my line, give rr.c a call. CHAS KASTNER, 56,000 Acres. to Denver's door. Unequaled Market.

Plerity of Water under the ereat itantlley Lake Irrigation System with storage of 210,000 acre feet. Rich land for grain, alfalfa, corn, fruit, potatoes, vegetables, stock and dairying. For sale on easy terms. Writs Quick to LAND DEPARTMENT. Denver Reservoir Ir- ligation to.

70 1-708 Ideal Building DENVER, COLO. llLti KANSAS UliI STAB Delivered morning and evening and Sunday. 13 rotnpleie (r. luc per vterk. Ui-pcrt ail Irf-exularilles and orders to ORDER STATION Phone 885..

R. L. CROSBY PIANO TU Phon1191 SeCno. Kansas ATPCt'JTCt produce Ibig FORTUNES jZKS far patent, i semrnl ihiooKn ns an Li sMire uuyrri. "iinntUf mTBTiiors.

H' li I nvrouirs laU." Ilook on fiend an nu i rt. Ji or nitl I Tor sirt-h OI rottrRt Ollln. nuvinU iwm vi fW. pert! as.i-cta In SCO to-iM. Mr.

Mttilm lei 'Mtr 'ntnmlM'M w-fiMiawiPf I a-TitaJ UM fill tlirr9 9 luiiincii'n. if. Salina Mattress Factory Ash and Second Streets. Mattressea cleaned and made over. rrv- 1 bolstering.

rerarSnir. storlnj, packiRJC. and Knippinir nousenoia r.oonm our fpeelalty. Phone 285 and we will show a full UnejQf upholstering sooda at your honse. Satisfaction cuarantetd.

GALVANIZED TANKS, All kinds. Cormgated Metal Culverts. Write for Free Booklet. Kansas Culvert Jo Salina, Kas. MARTIN ELECTRIC CO.

Electrical Contractors. Home Wiring a Specialty. 137 Panra Fe Phone, 1110 (JD W. Iron Phone J232 Pione 85. STEVENSON TRANSFER COMPANY.

Dray and Feed Motn lr.uenolt Coods a HnedaJt7 E. A. STR1TE Practical Painter and Paper Hanger. Telephone 1157. Dawson type to show what prohibition, could do when, the law was enforced properly: K-t OUT HEBE IN, KANSAS.

Dodd Gaston's first newspaper remark after returning from his honeymoon was: "As a matter of fact, it isn't as bad as I thought it would be. The man who hpwls the loudest, at the outrage of speeding is the first to run oyer someone when he gets a machine. Sabetha Star. are guns capable of destroying battleships twenty miles away, says the Atehinson, Globe, -but changing fashions is still the greatest naval expense. When a "man can find a clean handkerchief without asking his wife, he is idealized by the women, but the men have little use for him.

Wellington "News. Governor Stubbs does not make a specialty of raising ehickens. If he did "he would not have made, that remark up at Madison about being as hamed of the Kansas law that sends achieken thief to the penitentiary. -Lawrenee Gazette. 'u-When a man steps down out of a public jab in Mexico he scoots for Europe, Over on this side of the.

line the political has-been goes to work. r-that is, sometime. Leavenworth Times. I Leef ord Brady, in his efforts to be a Force for Good in the com munity printed his trenchant thought in his editorial' The boy's appetite is often the source of amazement. If vou would have such an appetite take Chamberlain's Tablets.

They not only create a healthy appetite, but strengthen the stomach and enable it to do its work naturally. For sale all dealers. Manhattan Mercury. HUTCHINSON TO COME IN City Commission Authorizes the Use of That City's Name in In-. tervening Petition.

Hutchinson, Nov. S. The city of Hutchinson will join, with the state of Kansas and with other leading cities of the state in the suit before the Interstate Commerce commission to secure better freight raites for Kansas jobbers vSv. The city commission has authorized the use of the name of the city in intervening in the suit already instituted by the state against the various railroad 'companies. The city of Hutchinson itself and the Commercial club and Shippers' Transportation bureau of this city unite in intervening in the state case.

Simar steps have "been taken by Wichita Salina, and other towns of the state, for the suit is a-matter affecting the wholesale interests of every town in the state. The, jobbers and shippers of Hutchinson had a conference at the Commercial club rooms to discuss the matter. The shippers' bureau has employed Attorney W. G. Fair- child as their counsel.

The Kansas jobbers and shippers want the Interstate Commerce commission to require the railroads to give the interior towns of Kansas raies which will be fair and reasonable as compared with the rates enjoyed by Kansas City and Mission river points. FRISCO ENGINE BLEW UP Hurled The Engineer and Fireman Over 100 Feet. Fort Scott, Nov. 9. John F.

De-groat, an engineer, and J. W. Papin, a fireman, both of this city, were killed today when the locomotive drawing southbound Frisco passenger, No. 109 blew a mile south of here, hurling their bodies 100 feet from the track. None of the others "were injured.

A year ago a locomotive, drawing the same train, exploded near Olathe, Kansas, killing the engineer and fireman. TOOK ACID IN A TEASPOON Post Printer's Wife Stopped Red Hot Meal Junction City, Nov. 9. "During a period despondency yesterday Faddy Crane- post printer at Fort Riley? tried to commit suicide at his home in this city by taking carbolic acid. Mrs.

Crane discovered her husband's suicidal intentions, and called in a neighbor, who on arriving, found Crane feeding the carbolic acid to himself with a He succeeded in getting the poison away from him and a physician was summoned. It was found that while Crane had taken quite an amount of the acrd, he suffered no serious injuries beyond burns. It is said thai he has been drinking quiteT heavily," anlthat the alcohol in- lusvsystem counferaeted the effect of the acid. He will recover. BY J.

L. BKISTOW. The Dally Journal, "Founded 1887. The Dally Republican. Founded 1SS8.

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The Sallna Evening Journal is a member of The Associated Press and receives the day telegraph report of that great news organisation for exclusive afternoon publication in 8aiina. THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1911. Now that Maine has indeed gone tiie 'brewers can revise the story of progress in their year book iby amending the heading, 'Prohibition a Dismal by the insertion of the word, before the word, dismal A KANSAS -THANKSGIVING. So far as can be gleaned from the histories, Thanksgiving was not instituted on account of.

the 'beautiful early winter season and possibly the New. England coast- where the day 'was first celebrated in America did not produce the Kansas variety of Tliankscn virif dav. "FTnwvr. on the Kansas plains, the day is usualfy accompanied by weather conducive to thanksgiving and praise and the late Senator Ingalls has immortalized one such Thanksgiving day in the following paragraph: "It is the most entrancing morning. I have just come in from a stroll dn the sunshine to and fro along the stone walk' to the', north gate.

The sky is cloudless and the wind just strong enough to turn the mill slowly in the soft -air. The smoke from the chimney rises straight to the zenith, and dissolves in tnet stainless in tne -deep distant valley the river glimmers through a dim, silver mist "woven with shifting purple like the hues which gleani on the breast of a dove. Undulating along the horizon, the bluffs rise like translucent crags of violet and from the city beneath col-, nmns of vaporand fumes from engines and factories ascend, accompanied by a confused and inarticulate murmur, like the whispers of protest and pain. During the night it rained, and the grass of the lawn is green. It glitters and scintillates with the transitory gems of the frost.

Here and there are disappearing ridges of snow the storm of Monday and in the hollows of the. grove the-, bronze, leaves -of the oaks are piled high, to be dispersed by the next gale, like the ruined gold of a spendthrift, or the vanishing hopes of men." If publicity can help either side in the Chinese civil war, the rebels ought to feel hilarious over the accession of Wu Ting-fang. FOR FREE EXPRESSION. 'Beloit Gazette: While Governor Stubbs has given out no information as to his plans yet rumors are pre-sistent 'in Topeka that he will call the legislature togt heir in special 6ession'in the early part of January to -enact a presidential preference primary law that will enable the voters of each political party to express their party nominees for president and make this expression binding upon the delegates from Kansas to the various national conventions. It has been suggested that the general5 primary election, law might be amended by changing the date at least art presidential years making it early 'enough to" have on primary answer both purposes.

There seems to; be quite a strong demand for some kind of a primary election for the selection of delegates 46 the national conventions and giving to these delegates an expression of the sentiments of the voters. There can be little. argument against it except perhaps the expenses and the plan of changing the date of the general primaryfdoes away with that argument. If the republican voters of Kan sas favor the nomination of Presi dent Taft, the 'state should vote for lis the national convention and on the contrary if a ma jority of Kansas republicans favor La Follette, he is entitled to the support of the Kansas delegation. The same rule applies to the other apolitical parties.

1 When once the voters of this state have had the opportunity of a ree expression of will their choice of a they feel more like support ing the nominees- of; their own parties In other words-; the same sentiment that prevails that the majority, should rule in Kansas will cause most vot ers to bow to the choice of the majority in the, nation. Both the de znocrats and republicans have oppos ing factions within themselves and each party should so conduct the se lection of its national standard-bear er that the voters may vote for the great underlying, governmental policies or their party without being prejud icedgagawst their own Since Elaine' has decided to retain its prohibitory statutes, it would be AHarrelFoiScroFeet. Acts Eight 02 Eore Tcctl After Usiag TIZ CocJ-tyo coro fret, aching ioet, cwollen feel. rweatylect.r.nrtclllngfet tired feet. Gool-bye cores, callouses ana bunions and raw pots.

You've cover tried Iixo TIZ lerore for your foct. It Is ClZcrent from anything ever before sold. It acts Rt oneo and reaves tne feet feel reraark- atly freh and TIZ Is cot a powecr. Iwders ana otner foot remedies clocup pores. TIZ draws out mil polsonou3 caucatlocs brmj; on soreness of the feet, and i.i to 07 remedy taat does.

TIZ cleans cat every cro tci glorlica tho feet your feet. YouTl nercr limn asain cr draw up your aca In pain, aid you'll force: about your corns, bunions and callouses. You'll soel like a new person. If you don't end 2JI this true after trying a box of TIZ, you can get your money right back. TIZ (or salo at Hil drucglstit at 25 cents per box.

or it be w.i you dtreet If you wish from Luther Dodge Chicago, 1U. the aocds from the house Much of the furniture and family' belomriniis were saved, hut the house was totallv dest roved. It was a fair ly good house though wc do not know its value. The amount of insurance carried was $700. Traveling 1'asscnzer Agent Charles Martin of the Missouri Pacific was in tho city today.

W. C. CUKPHEx, Auctioneer, 1 Office at Harrington Livery Barn Phone 1746, Salina, Kan. Sold over three hundred 'and eighty thousand dollars worth of property last season. Hove sold horse, cattle, and hogs sales in almost every county in Kansas.

Get CURPHEY-ne knows How RUOGELS SON The Well Known Live Stock and General Auctioneers. of Central Kansas are 'still on deck and doing husiness. Employ them for your next sales. L. S.

TUJGGSLS SON, Beverly, Kansas. Phtme (' our expense. D. s. la silei.t.t;, Auctioneer Will cry sales any place in Saline and surrounding counties at; any time.

Office 221 N. 5 Street Office Phone 394. Residence Thone 857 Will also sell every Saturday afternoon on the north side of Iron avc between Santa Fe and Fifth on the vacan lot Hvest of Ludes store. All goods entrusted to my care will be given careful attention. DENTISTS R.

E. NICEXES Dentist OTer Frtnere National Bank Pure Vitalized A If. Absolutely 'Safe. 9 No Pain. BBBsajeaiiBBBBaa Office Phone 23.

Re1iene Thooe 754. HENRY T. HARVEY Dantist Office In DUy Block. VETEEIWAEY SUEOE0H3 DR. H.

S. MAXWELL Veterinary Surgeon All calls day or sight promptly atteadM to. OSce Corner. 152 North. Uh 8L Phone UJh, old locatloa.

jo v. f- A Her Two Children Ear a Woman from Work. Do you read the classified adlets in the Journal There are all kinds of stories to be found there. There are tidings of joy, sorrow, fortune and misfortune, and plain little deals that promise to save the dear-ers money. A few days ago there was a three line ad in this column placed there by a woman wanting work, who has two small children, one boj' 14 years old and a small girl.

There are -plenty of homes in this city and county where a housekeeper or a domestic is needed, and the woman received answers from some of them. When she stated her proposition, there was nothing doing. If she did not have the children she could get a place in fifteen minutes, but she prefers to remain with the children if possible. The little girl is a bright eyed child and as smart as a tack. The boy is large' for -bis age and able to work, but his mother knowing the advantage of education is keeping him in school.

With so much help needed in this country it seems strange that this woman is unable to find a home for herself and children. CHILDREN INJURED. Ordinary Cathartics and Fill3 and Harsh Physic Cause Distressing You cannot be over-careful in the selection of medicine for children. Only the very gentlest bowel medicine should ever be given, except in emergency cases. Ordinary pills, cathartics and "purgatives are apt to do more harm than good.

They may cause griping, nausea and other di-tressing after-effects that are frequently health-destroying. We personally" recommend and guarantiee Rexall prdtj-ri; as the safest andx most dependable remedy, which we know, for constipalion and associate bowel disorders. We have such absolute faith in the virtues of this remedy that-'we sell it. on our guarantee of money -back in every in stance where tt-' foils to give entire satisfaction, and we urge all in need of such to try it at our risk. Rexall Orderlies are eaten just like candy, are particularly prompt and agreeable in action may be taken at any time, day or night; do not cause diarrhoea', nause'a, excessive looseness, or other unde sirable effects.

They have a very mild but positive action upon the organs with which they come in con tact, apparently acting as a regula tive tonic upon the relaxed muscular coat of the bowel, thus over-coming weakness, and aiding to restore the bowels to more vigorous and acticity. Rexall Orderlies commonly com pletely relieve constipation, except of course when of a surgical character, They also tend to overcome the necessity of constantly taking laxatives to keep the bowels in normal con-li tion. Three sizes of packages, 10 cents, 25 cents, and 50 cents. Re member, yon can obtain Rexall Re dies in Salina only at our store, The Rexall Store. Palmer Opera House Pharmacy.

PARISIAN SAGE. Banishes Dandruff It quickly kills the dandruff germs that's why dandruff vanishes so promptly when PARISIAN SAGE ia used PARISIAN SAGE Is Guaranteed by Seitz's Eagle Drug Store. to eradicate dandruff, to stop fall ing hair and itching scalp, or money back. Get a fifty cent bottle today and become acquainted at once with the most delightful hair dressing in the world. "I gladly recommend it as ihe best hair tonic I have ever known.

I find rth the only hair tonic that will cure dandruff, cleanse the scalp, and make the hair grow long and beautiful." Miss Signa AM, 2 Farwell St. W. Wor cester. Mass. 9-21-30 HOUSE DESTROYED.

Fire Discovered by Neighbors Fur niture Saved. Lincoln, Nov. 9. F. W.

Krueger of Golden Belt township, had the misfortune to lose his dwelling house by fire Monday evening at about five o'clock. The fire caught in the roof or in the attic, and was burning 'out at the roof and was discovered by one of the neighbors before the family knew it. It was soon all over the neighborhood even' to a distance of three or four milesV and' men hasten ed the place and assisted in carrying.