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PAGE SIX. DAILY EAST OREGONTAN", PEXDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAKCK 8, 1912.. EIGIIT PAGES CURES CHRONIC ULCERS Any chronic ulcer shows an unhealthy and impure condition of the Mood. It is a diseased condition of the flesh at that particular spot, caused and kept inflamed and irritated by ft continual discharge into it, of un healthy matter from the circulation. No treatment can have any curative ef fect except a medicine which will renovate the blood and entirely remove the cause. Salves, washes, lotions, etc, are sometimes helpful in reducing in flammation, cleansing the ulcer, or perhaps lessening the discharge, butsuch applications do not reach the blood where the disease germs are located and can never effect a cure. S. S S. goes down into the circulation, drives out all impurities and morbid matter, and by nourishing the flesh with rich pure blood causes the place to heal naturally and permanently. S. S. S. does not make a surface cure, but bv beginning at the bottom, and rebuilding broken-down tissue, and supplving healthful, healing qualities to the blood', causes the place to fill in with new, firm flesh, while it steadily but surelr effects a permanent cure. The ulcer can not exist when the blood is pure, and S. S. S. will thoroughly purify the blood. Book on Sores and Ulcers aud any medical aJvice free to all who write. THE SYTTFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. FIRST EFFORT MAKES MAN A CANDIDATE VNDFU LAW IS IV HACK m:rn:i: nj.ic. declaration Oregon Corrupt I'rooliecs Act Covers All Fun!. That May IV Kxpoiuted to SUvure a Nomination, Says Attor ney General. Salem, Ore.. March S. Jay Bower man of Portland has raised the ques tion of when a person becomes a can didate for office within the meaning of the corrupt practices act. The Portland attorney has written to At torney General Crawford on the sub ject, and the latter has given an opin ion that a person is a candidate, so far as the necessity for filing item ized account of expenses is concerned, just as soon as the first move is made toward securing a nomination. The opini.m of the attorney general says: "While the d;rect primary law is a distinct act from the corrupt practices act, the two were intended to be used together, and the word "candidate as defined in the corrupt practices act, is supposed to app'y to those persons seeking office through the direct pri-J mary. as well as any other form of candidate, and as the authority to print the person's name who is an applicant to be a candidate for some office, on the ballot arises when a certain number of legal voters so re quest, nm of the opinion a true con struction of said section 8195. as to the definition of the world 'candidate,' ij; When a Man's a Candidate. "First A person is a candidate whose name is printed on an official ballot for public office, regardless of in what manner such person is qual ified to have his name so printed. "Second Anyone who has been presented for public office with his consent for nomination or election in any manner, that is by any number or association of people, under the statutes. "Third Any person whose name is expected to be presented for public office; and the words 'expected to be presented- must be taken, In my opin ion, in a legal sense. In other words. there must be some conditions exist ing from which it could be reason ably expected that the name wou'.d be printed on the ballot, and such a condition can only exist when a per son has qualified to the extent that he has the legal right to have his name so printed. Time of Expenditure Immaterial. "However, in considering who is a candidate, as applicable to the cor rupt practices act, and as applicable to the proposition of filing an itemized sworn statement of all moneys con tributed expended or permitted by him to aid or promote his nomina tion or election, section 3496 of Lord's Oregon Laws provides that 'the can Slow to iso Certain of Oupiisij Constipation Prejudice Is a hard thing to overcome, but where health is at stake and the opin ion of thousands of reliable people differs from your prejudice then becomes your menace and you ought to lay it aside. This Is said in the Interest of people suffering from chronic constipation, and It is worthy of their attention. In the opinion of legions of reliable Am erican people the most stubborn constipation imaginable can be cured by a brief use of Dr. Caldwell s Syrup Pepsin. You may not hare heard of it before, but ,do not doubt it merit on that account, or because it haa not been blatantly advertised. It baa sold very successfully on word of mouth recommerdatlnn. Parents are giving It to their children today who were given it by their parents, and It lias been truthfully said that more druggists use it personally in their families than any other laxative. Letters recently received from Mr. Wm. Pehllu. 'J 2 4 Coeur D Alene St., Louer D'Alene. Idaho, and Miss Llna Penes, Se- bnstopol. Calif., are but a few of thousands diowing the esteem lu which Dr. Caldwell's S-yrup 1'epsin is held, it is mild, gentle, non-griping not violent, like salts or ca tliartics. It cures gradually and pleasant I Iv so that In time nature again does its ! oivo work without outside aid. Constlpa iel people owe It to themselves to use this j grand bowel specific. Anyone wishing to make a trial of this I rmeuv before buying It lu the regular way ! of a drncgist at fifty cents or one dollar a large bottle (family Bizet can nave I sample bottle sent to the home free of j charge bv timplv addressing I'r. W. It. Cald well. 4or. Washington St., Monticello, III. Your name aud address on a postal card win uo. didate shall furnish an Itejnlzed and sworn statement, setting forth In de tail all moneys contributed, expended, or promised by him to aid and pro mote his nomination, or election, or both as the case may be. Whether such expenditures, promises and liabilities, were made or incur red before, during; or after such elec tion." Therefore, the proposition as to when a peson becomes a candidate, would have but little bearing upon what she should report In liU cam paign expenses statement. He must necessarily report all moneys expend ed to promote his nomination, no mat ter when they were expended." JERRY RUSK GREETS I n EAMOl'S ;anu OF PILKEKS Alti: BELIEVED llltOKE.V IT Many IVinlleton ami Vinatilla, Count) Citizen Were rrosiwlive Victims of Notorious Crooks ami AVere Fre quently Annoyed. (Special Correspondence.) llcrmiston, Ore., March S. Among the prospective candidates for differ ent offices that have been visiting Hermiston and getting acquainted one of the most prominent is Jerry Rusk, who made a two-day whirlwind visit to Hermiston in his race for congress. He ha) been.getting acquainted with the voters and seems to be well pleased with the reception that he has been given at this place. Mrs. H. A. Loundagin and daugh ter of Pomeroy, who have been visit ing with her sister, Mrs. G. H. Vpthe grove, returned to her home. Invitations are being sent out for a St. Patrick jollification to be given by Miss Gladys Scroggs and Mrs. G. H. Upthegrove on the evening of March 13th, at the home of Mrs. Upthe grove. About 40 young people of Hermiston have received invitations. The sixth annual convention of the Umatilla county Sunday school nsso ciation has closed here. Over sixty delegates were present from the dif ferent Sunday schools in the county. Services were held Tuesday and Wed nesday. The Baptist church was fill ed at every service. Musical pro grams were rendeed. Abundant Health Is assured when there is good blood in the veins. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the medicine to make good blood. Begin taking it now " It is just what the system needs at this time and will do you great good. Sharpens the appetite, stead ies the nerves. 11ESIGXS IX IMSGliACE. President of Women's College Regis teretl ut liotel Willi louns vn iiian. Atlanta, Ga. Caught In a room in an Atlanta hotel with a young girl who wns one of his former pupils and whom he had registered as his wife, Professor W. F. Brown,- president of the Southern Female College, one of the oldest institutions in the state for women, admitted nls folly and resign ed his position after he had been tried in police court and fined $100 and costs. LIKE MORGAN' 12 TIMES. Watsonville. James Howe, the oldest resident of Trinity county, died here, aged 92. Howe, who came to Trinity county early in the '50s, had made and lost a dozen fortunes. He died poor. Vmatilla county citizens generally will we'eome the news that the Span ish swindlers who have been working their "Spanish Prisoner' game in this country have at last been broken up. In Bilboa, Spain, according to re ports, a gang of bilkers has been cap tured and the police Delieve them to be the perpetrators of the famous fraud which has become known all over the United States. During the past few years a number of prominent citizens of Pendleton and Umatilla county have received letters from this organization and some of them have fallen for the game. The methpod of operation employ ed with Americans was the same "in nearly nil cases. Usually the letter declared that a certain personage, pursued and persecuted on account of his political or religious ideas, has buried in a bank, large quantities of money in bonds or specie, and that. In order to redeem them, a sum of $500 or $5000 must be sent the am ount demanded curiously fitted in with the known circumstances of the addresses. As the writer usually and apparent ly wrote from some Spanish prison, he became known o the American press as "The Spanish Prisoner." More recently his 'agents have been operating in The Hague and San Francisco. Recently a tenor in the Madrid opera received a newspaper clipping stating that his long-lost un cle had just died in California pos sessed of millions, while a law firm had nctual'y been engaged to look for him, who was the sole heir to the property. The agency at The Hague caused to be published in the English press notices of (.he demise of certain per sons whose ancestors had fled to Hol land during the religious persecution of the middle part of the sixteenth century and had died wealthy without any Dutch heirs. In these cases certain London solic itors became the unconscious agents of "Tho Spanish Prisoner," and act ually transmitted the money necessary to present the claim to The Hague, where it was never heard of again. In the house raided by the police in Eilboa were found a collection of pho tography letters and other documents and long lists of Spanish, American and English names, with biological notes attached, showing how it had been possible to conduct the business with so much plausibility. Inquiry among the police shows that several foreigners had from time to time arrived who had, fortunately, inquired of the police before looking up "The Spanish Prisoner" and had therefore been rescued from his machinations. HAIR WHITE AS Restored to Natural SNOWr Color with WYETH'S SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY ALMOST A JVIIRACLE My hair was as white as snow when I commenced using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. One bottle re stored my hair to its natural dark brown color. As I am now 70 year3 old, I consider the result most remarkable. It is an Cgreeable and refreshing hair dressing, keeping the hair soft end glossy, without bsins in the least greasy or sticky. - WM. WESTLAKE, 210 West Maia Street, Rochester, N. Y. i i mm Mimioi ra cut AN IDEAL, JHairTonlcni Dressing Ahair. StanuUtM Ik. frcvdl C P AJUrt rtclMg anW kaI. few. PBICE 50c AND 1.00! 4THZ WITH CHEMICAL CO. V NEW YOWC OTV. h V' A ;V..VVVv-'. 4 t -.,' kit )1 . trl ' ; iv-a :V.-'V.-V--.-V fa .A. Why hesitate when WYETH'S SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY is daily producing just such results? -After years of study and analysis of the hair, we have been able to produce an ideal Hair Tonic and Restorer, which contains an actual constituent of hair, combined with ingredients of recognized merit for treatment cf hair and scalp diseases. 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FREE Lumber and Building A Large and Complete Stock A 1 lulvrlul ways on Hand and PRICED RIGHT The Best Mill Work to be Obtained in the Northwest Let Us Figure With You on Your Next Order Pendleton Planing Mil! and Lum- hor Varrl J. A. BORIE LUMBER CO., Proprietors UUI ItilU PHONE MAIN 7 Rinmeirnsaim Eipiress (Do . , .RLE P i Oreqon-VVashlngton Division Superintendent's Office; Portland, Ore., Feb. 1, 1912.. To All Whom It May Concern: Xntirfi la lirrrbv c-Ivon that Uip nronertv. as ner list below, now remain ing, unclaimed or otherwise, In offices of the American Express Company at different points In the State of Orepon will be sold at public auction to the hlr-hOB nt rnnrll.fnn flro fin ttin Ifith flnv of March next. UnloSi) the same shall be called for and nil charges paid thereon. sale win be continued until an pacKagcs are soiu. U. lWKUm'. Agent, Pendleton, Ore. E. M. WHITTLE, Superintendent. G. LAZIEST MAX SENTENCED TO I.EAItN WOltli IIAIIIT Chicago, III. "You are the most monumental example of a lazy man it ha,s ever been my privilege to meet. You Jire one of those fellows that was born! tired and never got rested." Municipal Judge Goodnow address ed these remarks to Gustav Schilling er, 1466 forth Paulina street, as he sentenced him to six months In the Bridewell. The following in Schi'llnger's career was brought out in the evidence: He has clone no work for five years except when he was In the bridewell. During this period he has lived with his wife and eight children in a house owned by his mother, for which he has paid no rent whatsoever.. He arises late am' If there la no money for a meal he sends one of his children with a note to his mother asking for 25 or GO cents. If his mother Is out of funds he secures work for his children string ing beads, for which they receive 50 cents a day. He bosses the Job. The clapboards on his house are falling off. When asked why he did not nail them up, he replied: "When It's co!d I can't fix 'em, and when It's warm there's , no necessity." Part Of the plumbing In his house froze during the cold spell because he was too lazy to take preventive meas ures. His mother paid the blil, am ounting to $10, for having it fixed. On October 18, 1911, Schlllinger wag sent to the bridewell for six months on a charge of contributing to tho de linquency of his children, but was brought back Into court on Novem ber 15, when he agreed to pay , his wife $6 a week. The agreement" was not fulfilled. "Have you got anything to sny," asked Judge Ooodnow. "No. I - guess not," Schlllinger re plied languidly. "Very well," said the judpre, ,"I am going to teach you the work habit. Six months." ( "Oh, Judge," exclaimed Rchllllngor. Miildenly waking up. "It's too much, i haven't done anything." "That's Just the troub;e," com mented the court. UAIJY WEIGHS 2 POUNDS. Potulmna tlio ltljrlit Place for the In eulmtor Chicks. Petaluma, Cal. A baby weighing only two pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. J II. Atkinson. It is perfectly formed and healthy and Is being rear ed In an Incubator. Mrs. Atkinson, a bride of a year, was Mlas Addle Da vis, a popular Tilgli school girl. NICK CAUTEIl IN SKIRTS. New York. Mrs. Isabella Goodwin, n nollce matron, to whoso credit is placed tho capture of the taxlcab robbers who recently held up two bank messengers and secured $25 000 was advanced to tho rank of first grade detective at a salary of 92250. Adnmx. Ore - Price, W. 1. Aiimutou, Ore tirnnde Hotel. Asiniia, Ore. Xoyiel, 11. C. Austin, Ore. Wicks, O. ltaker, Ore. AugiiKer, Wolf ; ISroacli, K. T. : ft. C. Imp. Co. ; P.rmtT, O. ; Rartlett, V.; Campbell, W. J.; Ciiiineil. V. i. : I'urtmis, I'nul : OeWItt, II.; IeWltt, II.; (,il)bons, W. : Uromly, K. ; lilass, C. K. ; Ilulsev, .hie; HcndH kson, A.; Uun. Chan. ; lilegins. Mark; Heart, Morlt; Klosser, I'k-k; Levlnsi. I,.; Malon, W. 8.; Moorchouse, B. 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Hayes, Herman. . . ,,'...1.1 l A Lr.and.rOre.-itruce! ThoK. ; Itrown. Roy; Pans & We Cameron. E. n. : Pan- let. J. C; PrlHcoll. F. A.: Fllcklnger, Mike; Uaster. J. l uoroiman, Rule; HenderH.m. J.; Harn. Hoy. Hnckenberry, II.: J. CM - AM. 'o. ! Kllpatrl k. h. . Letty, F. L. ; Morgan. Hen; McMllllan. W. L. : Coffin, Oakl ; Page, J.; Robertson, J.. Remlllard, Lou: Stoddard Lbr. Co. ; Wright & Sweeney. K,Pwnrt n Milton. Ore. Keller, Fred O. ; McKulght Hdwe. Co.; Sewell, L. L. , Stewart, H. , Whltmore. J. II. : Winn. C. A. Moser, Ore. MosKes, itlcliaru. inu-,i.,r po Itui leilLre. Homer. Nvssa. Ore. Xyssa lidw. Co.; KiiIkIU Hall Hdw. Co. , .... Ontario, Ore. Itmler. E. P.: Edgar. J. A.; .lones. A.; Lelsler, Mary S. , Miller, Fran,,d;::::n)xS;nrvCmnery:T U.TcWfman. E Paslde, Jay; Fahren walk. K. F.: Klrkpntrlrk. Fred ; Coo.hr In . W : Harrl.. ltolrt. l,,"y"' V rt wM C P.; Irons. W. II.; Lafferty. A. W. ; Morrlsey. H. H. ; Monroe Tajlor , O W It X. Co.: Charlton, R. C. : Parker. Frank E. ; Powers. I. : R.t, W O .; Smith, Smith. I. II.: Storks, Andrew; Scl.mhlr. J. E. : Stroble, M. N. ; Strohle, M. X., WUMs, . if u . i'i,tA f, tl v llHon. C. ueo. ; milium i, n. , ... . . ,.,,, r, ... Pl ot Rock, Ore. Morrow, r . ; renin, , '"?'"".,, ,lt . Alemniler Portland. Ore Ajnx Tire Co.: Anderson, II. J.: Agent: Athon, Rolit. . Alexander, .1. II rAveriil Mchy. Co. A. II.; Anderson & ltrndley : Alder. , : Arsness I urt L. ; Arbor Lmlge Pharmncv ; Amett, Aebere, J; Adams, W. II.; Hlock, W. M. , Itaxter, J. c. , Ituchard. C; ltaker. Mrs. Wm. ; ltristol, F. O. ; Hrlggs. Mrs. Joe t liarnes, I). L. : Rarnes, P. K. : Itradv, F. (i. ; Rcrnnrd Mfg. Co.; Itrldges. E. II.; Render, (,eo. V. ; Itryson, A. Hrownlee, I,.; Royd, K. 1 ! lirunn li. ; nrnniien, .ura. ., in ju, C ; Rutterworth, J. ; II. E. ; lluehner. M. : it.'ler, F. J. ; Rarnard, r. II.; mnion, u. n.; wnt, ".'"u"""?' Raker, L. ; Clarldge. 8. J. : C. It. I. & P. Ry. ; Camplicll. Evans : Coleman. 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Co.; l'arker Illnote Co.; Port. Cone. & Pile Co; Price, R. ; Parker Illnote Co.; Gnzzy i'otenzhl: Peterson, Edwin; Pierce, K. A.; Pick ett. A. W.j Port. East Argus: Port. ItroUeraire Co.; Porter, F. C. ; Peninsular Com'l Tr'fr. ft Seed Co.: Pcwthern. Miss Edith; Toihcs Supnly Co.: Rotters Drug Co.; Rnwson, Mis. A.: Robbenllng, J. : Iteustrom, II. j Roblson, Jennie; Rutherford, Robt. J Iirlnka, E. E.J Rich. S. II. ; Hugh. C. ; Ruhl, Henry; Ken. T. W. j Randall, M. W. j Rldgnfleld fere. Co.; Root. C. ; Randall, E. N. ; Splras. Harry; Hlonahnn, F. : Launders, .1.; Star Drug Co.; Sheppard, F. : l!cn Serlls, I'.en : Schubert, P.: Remedy, Sklddo: Shepperd, J. L. ; Shirk. Jus. G. : Kdilllt, Jjicnh; Smith l'liirr. Co., W. N. ; Lawyer, Mrs. W. It. ; Samp son, Charles; Tonielson Co. :Stike, Edmir: Stohl, Mrs S. ; No Local; Shaw, Dr. I. L. ; Sewell, E. W. ; Ncliml.lt & Wells: StiniiNs. Levi ft Co.: Sherwood, Warren; Sulluvan, M. ; SI rain, Paul: SliirrelbniKar, A. .1.; Sweet, Mrs. J. ; Smith, A.: Sturlney, Dr. L. O. ; Sherman, O. A.: Toiighnny, M. J. : Theroiroter ; Therogoter : 'I'llder, Harry; Tarloden,, J. J. : Rarroeite. M. II.: Plrirh, A. C. ; I'lrf h. F. : Ventura, Rennedltte: Valdeckc, S. ; Wal tors, A. i Warfleld, W. : Woodheek, W.j Walters, Morton; Waterhouse, U. S. ; Wise, C. It.: Wonder Mllllnerv Co.; Whittle. E. M.. Kupr. ; Welsh Pros. Ptg. Co.; Wood. II. R. ; White, Dr. Alvln; Wilcox. Syhvster; Wllklns, M. W. ; Wittenberg, F. P.; Walte, F.J Weeks, Margaret; Weygnndt, W. C. ; Westergard. J. C. : West, Oscar: Weir, Miss Ruth ; Wilson, J. R. i Woodbury, Mrs. A. L. : Walper. R. : Wilson, J. R. ; Wllev. Ray ; Wllker. son. J. : Wallace, A. II.; Wright. O. : Wowowskl. Miss K. ; Walsh, J. ; Wilson, B. ; Port, lights Ornc. Co.; West, Mrs.; Yaninshlma, S; Zunwnlk, J. Shnnlko. Ore. Rrown, ,Tas. ; Rurlelgh, M. II.; linker, J. T). ; PcLashmute, Geo.; Oull lot. F. : Johnson, H. ; Kltchlng, Jack; Melnnlsi A.; McElvIe, L. P.; Putrid, A.; Hoso lnnd. E. : Storer, Geo. : Vagtcr, J. Sumptcr, Ore. Xlel Mere. Co. : Bumpter Merc. Co. The Dalles, Ore. Arnold, J. K.J Itlakeley, G. C.J Hrnmley, Kach J Clark, Warren S. ; Carroll, Thus. S. : Cole, F. E. : Calles Light Plant : Dresbneh, Toney ; Dudley, F. II. ; Ferrv, Leo; Forshnm. .1. R. : Graham. .las.: Oiissell. Mamie; Green, Olive: Grunsky, H. IJ. ; HaiiHm, O. ; Heater ft JIniim; Hill, Willie; Hotel Albert: Moisted, Cohen; Mc Donald, T. 3.; Marsh, Jas. J McCnlly, Johnson: Owl Rest; Rosa, J. R. ; Shcbble, V. W.J Wilson, Elizabeth; Walter, W. Hdwe. Co.; Walker, Roy J Young, F. II. TImatllla, Ore. Pierce. M. P. Union, Ore. Cockrcll ft Draper; O'Donnell, A. J. ; Hector, J. W. ; Wheeler, It. O. ,Vsle, Ore. Ilrognn Townslto Co.; Itrlggs, II. j Groves, 8. D.J Joshen, Wm. ; Jack son, II.; Evnd, J. W. ; Mammoth Oil ft Gas Co.: Mcintosh, A. R.J Nixon, Wm. J Thomas ft Ford : Vclka, M. ; Wells, J. It. : Younger, J. Wallowa. Ore. Alexander, G. IS. ; Hiram, Mary I Jordan, G. II. ; McCullough, W. H. ; Wilson, F. M. : Waces. W. F. Wasco, Ore. Curtis, D. M. ; nizzeto, O. Weaton, Ore. Hoge, B. A. J Jaa. Willis Co.