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SABATH PAYS $55 BACHELOR TAX TO DEMOCRAT WOMEN Chicago, oct. 5. —cngns- n ' J. Sabath paid the largi >t i k • : tax on record when h> onio •offers of the willing w• is in th women’s bureau of the Tb mo rati par- I ty, whose headquarters havo been 1 tahlished In the Hotel Sherman with a check for $55. Mrs. Bomemann, in charge . f the bu reau, conceived the Idea that tl wives of Democratic office holdt rs and l> ad ers join the movement on bel.alf of Wilson, Marshall. Dunne and the rest of the candidates That there might b< no embarrassing mistakes, the letters making the suggestion were i ldrcs«- 1 to the husbands of th* ]>r-> -; < . tiv<-j members. One of the first answers was 1 from the congressman. ‘•Alas,” said he, "there is no Mrs. A. J Sabath, and I see no immediate prospect of one. Nevertht • as s- m” sort of recompense for my delinquency in this regard I send a sub • ilption to the campaign fund of $5 for <:nh worn- . an member of the Sabath family, tn- , eluding my sifters, cousins and aunts " i Attached to this agr. cable eommunl- i cation a list of eleven names and a check for $55. H. M. PATTERSON & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS iiiwinmimirMMmßmi«MnmirioTTwrTTirTTi»aiTnrT'inr ntJiiiiwiTifTiii uhiiiiiiiwiihww iwiiw mil , . WBMw ■I 1 ImUM K* J|||t wrto<MMMwKJk a » 1 ■ ■*w*yrMt -,.41 ./ BaggE* 1 A ■■’■ of • Jr ’' >iPRh. / I ;*> J 51-*‘aSß|K| i?F ■ ■■>!, ft ■MfcA-.,/' & mgwSSB <■ dBBBEv j 3 b wjgj& ... " wrWMF AUTOMOBILE AMBULANCE LIMOUSINE AMBULANCE Inaugurate First Limousine Ambulance Service I i - ’Jb - '■■ ■ ■ I* lIMWW' WWi *v / V/ ,L‘ WF__^K®wh. a IW -J «?fw -. WliggTV rwHWMWB' Ttßi t < ■■■■ v .■ 4h S '■ »» JSB if) liWWr. ■■ 't|fifiF&<e ; '< h*. Yff lftf- i'JWS', t■ ' ■ ■«»*«*»/-JWY I•■’■"■• •» . .- >irf e» v '“■ - -EWT 1 ) S®S®SSSSX2 /■ - , LIMOUSINE AMBULANCE HORSE AMBULANCE I he above cuts illustrate the completeness of the ambulance service of 11. M. Patterson & Son, located at 96 North Forsyth Street, adjoining the Carnegie library. 1 hey were the first firm to place an automobile ambulance in the city, and this has proyed so popular that they now add a Limousine ambulance. A great many people who are injured or ill and are able to recline m a sitting posture need the services of a vehicle for being transferred, but abhor the sight of an ambulance. For these people, the Limousine is the ideal vehicle. 1 his vehicle, like the ambulance, can be had at all hours and is in charge of a com petent driver, and is fitted with all conveniences, ihe price for the use of same is based on taxicab rates. -ADAM AND EVE FIRST AT POLE. SAYS DR. COOK KANSAS <'ITV. Oil. '■.—Adam and I Eve were the first p t sons to discover 1 the north pole, according to Dr. Ered kA. Cook, : explorer, n peak | ing before the Business Women's league • I am now convinced that the garden lof Ed«n was at th® north "pole,” said. Dr. Cook. "Though 1 found no traces! of apple trees and serpents there, 1 did find coal beds 500 miles from the pole In which fossilized pond lilies were imbedded. This shows that tropical plant life thrived there once, and that it was the first seat of civilization. I believe the Eskimos are the oldest race of the earth. Adam and Eve were Es kimos." WITHDRAWAL OF TAFT UNION CARD IS ASKED B*'ST< >N, MASS., Oct. s.—Because President Taft lai<l the corner stone of the new home of the Boston Y. M. C. A., Chicago Bricklayers union No. 23 I has been asked to w ithdraw the card of I I honorary membership it recently gave i him. The request was voted by Boston i i Bricklayers union No. 3 on the ground I that tlie building was being erected by i non-union labor. , Ii ! i'j -\ ■J . t.x i i ..- . x.> .. i* |i ' '£>»»&. [3l BRIDES C?J LC<ER IN PACT NEVE»7 70 NAG THEIR HUBBIES NEW YORK. Oct. s.—Thirty-four brides who reached New York from Bermuda on the sfcim'hi'' Bermudian whatever manner he pleas. •- • formed a "never nag society" during the voyage. Among the things'each bride agreed to do for her husband were the following: Get his breakfast every morning. Dr. ss neatly for the morning meal. Kiss him w hen he comes home from work. Account for every penny she handles. Give hint a "night off" every week tc spend where and with whom and in whatever manner he phases. DANES ABANDON BIG ST. THOMAS HARBOR COPENHAGEN, Oct. 5.—-The scheme for the enlargement of the harbor docks at St. Thomas, in preparation for the opening of the Panama canal, has been abandoned because only $1,250,000 of the $5,000,000 required has been sub scribed. :RAGMAN SQUEEZED HAND OF GiRL; RAILROAD IS SUED > GUI.I'PORT. MISS., Oct. s.—Mrs. Ar thur .Johnson, cf Biloxi, has filed suit I against th Louisville and Nashville i Railroad Comp iny. and asks damages i i ■in the sum of $3,000. In her declara , ti'n. Mrs. Johnson illeges that in Feb ruary she wa< a passenger on one of the defendant's trains en route from Biloxi to Bay St. Louis. Accompany ing Mrs. Johnson on this trip was her niece. Miss Puzz. aged seventeen year". Upon reaching Bay St. Louis, the flagman, it is alleged, attempted to hold and squeeze Miss Buzz’s hand, at tne same time winking and attempting to converse with her. At this point the 1 plaintiff’s niece jerked the flagman’s hand, causing him to fall back, knock ing the plaintiff down on her face, caus ing her great pain and permanent in juries. : HARRY LAUDER ILL; SPECIALIST CALLED LONDON, Oct. s.—Harry Lauder, the i Scotch comedian, is suffering from a painful intestinal ulcer. A specialist has been consulted. ! WIDOW TO TRIAL FOR ! HELPING THREE MEN SLAY HER HUSBAND TULSA. OKLA.. Oct. s.—Sensational evidence was expected at the trial of Mrs. Laura T. Reuter, charged jointly with Guy D. McKenzie. Bud Bellew and Joseph Baker, ftrominent residents of Tulsa, w ith the murder of her hus band. Charles .T. Reuter, lawyer and school board member, which started to . day. Reuter was killed in the bed room of his home on the night of May 5. Val uable diamonds and a large sum of money were missed. Mrs. Reuter was locked in her room across the hall at the time and her screams aroused the • neighborhood. McKenzie, Bellew and ; Balter were arrested the next day on a conspiracy theory with robbery as a blind to the real motive. Bellew has confessed, implicating all defendants, it is said. The Reuters formerly lived in Peoria, 111. Here is a woman who speaks from | personal knowledge and long expe rience, viz., Mrs. P. H. Brogan, of Wil son, Pa., who says: "I know from ex perience that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is far superior to any other. For croup there is nothing that excels it.” For sale by all dealers. (Advt.) CROPS ROT IN GROUND FOR WANT OF LABOR FARGO. N. DAK.. Oct. 5.—A crop crisis faces North Dakota. The state must have thousands of men at once to harvest tlie wheat crop or it will rot on the ground. Many thrashing ma chines are lying idle, others are work ing with part crews, and thousands of ■ acres of grain in the shock have not yet been touched. POLICE CHIEF ADMITS HE FIRED HIS HOME LINCOLN, NEBR., Oct. s.—Charles Marks, chief of police of Havelock, ar rested Tuesday on a charge of arson, confessed today to County Attorney Strode that he started the fire that burned his home. Marks said he had been upset mentally from the time he received a beating at the hands of a man he was trying to arrest. Saves Leg of Boy. "It seemed that my 14-year-old boy i would have to lose his leg on account ■ of an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad briuse,” wrote D. F. Howard, Aquone, N. C. "All remedies and doctors’ treat t ment failed til! we tried Bucklen's Ar- • nica Salve, and cured him with one s box.” Cures burns, boils, skin eruptions, • piles. 25c at all druggists. (Advt.) ""i' 1 "'" ”""™""" ,r s Constipation and Sluggish Liver Don't tale chances. Get CARTFR't LITTLE LIVER PILLS right now. T “, •ever fail to make the liver do its duty. T ar » cure constipation, banish indices, ugjw,. tion, diive out biliousness and X the blues, stop dizziness, z ' clear the complexion, put 4ffijffiFftltTi.il ■ healthy glow on the cheek and sparkle in the IF' eye. There are many imitations. Be sure and get CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS The pill is smr il, dose is small, pnee is small, but results are ;reat. The GENL'ibE must bear signature: WE WILL MAIL YOU $1 for each set of old False Teeth sent us. Highest price paid for old Gold Silver, old Watches, Broken Jewelr and Precious Stones. Money Sent By Return Mall Phlla. Smelting and Refining Co Established 20 Years. 863 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. TO DENTISTS We will buy your Gold Filings Gold Scrap and Platinum. Highest prices paid.