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Eiairr PAGES. CHILDREN HATE Oil CALOMEL AND PILLS CAUKOItNIA SYKUP OP FIGS" BKST 1X!1 TENDER 8TOM ACII, MVEIl AND BOWELS. Look back at your childhood daye. Hemember the "doae" mother Instated nil calomel, cathartic. How you hated them, how you fought against taking them. With our children It's different. Vnthers who cllna- to the old form of physio simply don't realize what they do. The chlldrens' revolt is woji toundod. Their tender Uttle "lnsldes" are Injured by them. If your chlld'a stomach, liver and bowel need cleansing, give only dell cloua "California Syrup of Flga." W .Hnn la rvnitiv but gentle. Mil' Hone of mothera keep thl harmleaa "fruit laxative" handy; tney anew AkiMr.n lAva tn take It: that it never fall to clean the liver and bowels and ewceten the stomach, ana wi teaapoonful given today eaves a alck child tomorrow. Aiik your druggist for a 80 -cent bottle of "California 8yrup of Flga, which haa full dlrectlona for babies, children of all age nd for growa bottle. Beware of counterfelta sold here. See that It la made by "California Fig SyraP Company." Befuse any other kiaa with contempt. link IUdno ; Drunk. NEW YOHK, Feb. 20. Miss Kmllea the pink rhinoceros In the Central Tark Zoo. attacked Headkeeper Hny der. The motive power behind her was three quarts of whisky admlnls tered to break up a cold. Snyder and his assistant Hurton. were In the cage when the animal charged. Hurton escaped, but Sny der did not have time and a thrilling race began. Hurton shot a stream of formaldehyde Into the face of the an imal, who hesitated a moment, ana then Fnyder escaped. IIOV TO HEAL SKIN-DISEASES A Baltimore doctor auggeiite this simple, but reliable and Inexpensive, home treatment (or people suffering with eczrma, ringworm, rashes and sim ilar Itching, burning akin troubles. At any reliable druggiat'e get a Jar of rcsinol ointment and a cake of reainol soap. Tli cue will not cost a bit more than seventy-five cents. With the rcs inol soap and warm water bathe the af fected parts thoroughly, until they are free from crusts and the skin U toft nod. Dry very gently, spread on a tbin Isyer of the retinnl ointment, and cover with a light bandago if necessary to protect the clothing. This should be done twice a dav. Usually tl distress ing itching and burning stop with the Ami treatment, and the skin soon be comes clear and healthy again. A HINT FOR SHAVERS If you want a refreshing shave, with a thick, creamy lather, try a reainol having atick. It cotatns the toothing, healing reainol medication which make it especially welcome to men with tender faces. E E Dr. James' Headache Powders give inatant relief Cost' dime a package, ' Nerve-racking, splitting or dull, throbbing headaches yield in just a few momenta to Dr. James' Headache Pow ders which cost only 10 rents a pack age at any drug store. It's the quick est, surest headache relief in the whole world. - Don't suffer I Relieve the agony and distress now I You can. Millions of men and women have found that headache and neuralgia misery it needless. Get what you ask lor. la Center of Financial, rtuNlnoH, Shopping and Amusement District Largoet and most convenient hotel In Northwest. 650 led roornx; Score Dining Kooms; Nearly 100 Hampls Kooms. ItATl'S TO YOU 60 rooms $1.00 per day 100 room with bath 150 per day 100 rooms with bath 2.00 per da) 200 largo outxlde rooms with hath.. 2.60 per day Eitm person In room $1.00 ad- dlllonal. . . DBS, WHITAKER & WOOD DENTISTS Milarkey .Building HUM mm DAILY mill JOYOUS SOHGS OKI ATUHE J IIOf'SK MBMUKltg SI NO OLD FA- VOKITKM AND BKKKNADK THK SKNATE. t'liecm Arc ;iwn for IsH'ts Mb Tov.no and MImh Cwrke Will Spec-! Jul liurruliH SK?akr Kclliiitf Load tlio ( iMtras (in-ut Frolic Take riiMt at (.liming Jlmin j f-ALEM, Ore., Feb. 22. Fun and goo I felloWHhtp reigned supreme In tLe hulls of the capltol Sunday morn ing, following- adjournment by the two hour's. The hue adjourned precisely ut 2 minutes after 7 but the senate wus !n selon an hour loi glT. j Memliera of the house were Joyful after they hud cleaned up their work although they hud remained at their dotks constantly for neurly 12 solid hours. ; Led by Representative Llttleflelri, Olds, Stewart und GUI they gathered about Miss Tow lie 'h desk and sang a set li s. of popular ond patriotic songs. "The Suanee River.'1 "My Old Ken tuky Home." "There's a Hot Time In the Old Town," "The Star Span-' g!ed Manner' and various other well-( known songs were among the favor-, Ites. Just before the gathering broke up Speaker Selling, who was one of the most active of the group, sug gested that they sing "America., Clerks, messengers, pagea and news papermen Joined In the chorus, and the national anthem was aung wltn rcvertrat!ng tonca. I Before the final adjournment while the houxe was in recess Representa tive Lewis of t. Johns, mounted the speaker':.' rostrum ond Invited every member of the house to visit "the best city In the state of Oregon St. Jol.ns." He was greeted with al ir.iat unanimous acceptance. While the house members were In th. midst of their singing someone suggested: "Let'a go over and sere nade the senate." ' The idea proved popular. The whole party, consisting of nearly 40 numbers, marched around the rotun da and straight through the door of the genute chamber, where the sleepy eed senators were awakened by the attains of "Auld Lang Syne." The senate was Jujtt ready to ad journ and many of the upper branch Jclr.ed In the ainging. Senators and representatives Joined In giving three cheers, first for President Thompson of the senate, then for Speaker Sell- Inj of the house. The senators, led by Senator Day, gathered around Mbs Towne and gave her three "hur lur.s'' and a "tiger" The house members returned the compliment to Mlas Clarke, the only woman senator. The sun was shining through the eastern windows when the llnal sones of the 28th legislative session were enacted. President Thompson and Speaker Selling remained at their desk until late in the morn Inc; signing the bills as they came from the enrolling committees. I Although the records of both hcusea will show, tn accordance with a concurrent resolution, that adjourn ment was taken at 11:30 o'clock Sat urday night, actual adjournment can not take place until every bill has been signed by the ofucers of both hfitjies. Sunday Morning Ut Dig. SALEM. Ore.. Feb. 22. The fol lowing senate bills were parsed by the houKe between midnight and 7 o'clock Sunday morning and will be come laws In the due course of time afier the governor sign them: S. n. 312 To make appointees in state offices and departments aubject to removal by power that appointed thm. S. B. IS 6 To prevent atate em pluyea to travel outatde the state on official business without permit from the governor. 8. B. 343, by Hollta To exempW one party of divorced couple from criminal proceedings for failure to aupport other party if other party has been given custody of children. S. B. 220, by Judiciary committee To provide descent of real property held In life tenure In the event of the death of life-tenant without heirs. S. B. 279, by Yamhill delegation To give commander-in-chief of Ore gon national guard power to remove corr missioned officers for cause. S. B. 395, by committee on ways SUHDAYMQRNIHG Grippy? Feverish? Chest Stuffy? Bad Cough? 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I IMIM & 'GHASE, UliplGsalors, for Iniiiiiiiiii'iiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiim " " . ... t and means Appropuaiing; iu,umu additional upiort for wayward glrU. P. H. 296, by committee on ways and means Appropriating- 125,000 at.nually for home for orphan chll dien. . i S. B 251, by committee on consoll dntlons Consolidating office of atate engineer and atate highway engineer. S B. 289, by Langguth Requiring county cleric to furnlah forms for foreclosure proceedings upan pay ment of 2 for each suit brought. s n.' so. by committee on Judl- fn rv Tn nrnvlilA fur Davment of i traveling expenses lor witnesses In ciimlnal caea coming from without tlio gtate. S. B. 25t, by committee on consol idationsTo make state engineer ap pointive Instead of elective officer. S. B. 307, by Multnomah delega tion To fix responsibility for bids Multnomah county. S. B. 264, by committee on flftx Industry Appropriating 125.000 for promotion of flax Industry and Instal lation of flax plant at State penlten tliiry. S. B. 121, by Perkins Requiring payment of at least I per cent Inter est on all county funds held by banks. s B 226. by Day Appropriating $1 "i,000 for permanent exhibit of state products from exhibits now at world's fair at San Francisco. S. B. 60 Providing for special election In November, 1915, to con sider measures upon which referen dum may be Invoked. S B. 152, by jommlttee on penal Institutions" Appropriating $10,000 for accommodation of boys between a Res of 10 and 16 years at state trotnlng school. S B. 300, by Judiciary cdmmlttee it off, get a COc bottle to-day and start using at once, Mr. A. Cooper, Oswego, N. Y., says: "It is a real pleasure to testify to the excellence of Dr. King's New Dis covery. I have for many years been afflicted with a Cough that had become chronic, and nothing ever prevented night roughing until I used Dr. King's New Discovery." Trial bottle mailed on receipt of 4c in stamps. KWONG HONG LOW 116 Weit Alta St., Upttain,' Phone 433 1 HAVE You a PIANO? Here's Your Chance to Get ONE FREE WK WILL GIVE A HKAUTIFIJL $100 TIAXO DIRECT FROM THK MANUFACTURER ABSOLUTELY' FREE. TO THE PER SON SENDING US THE MOST APPROPRIATE LINES TO COM PLETE THE FOLLOWING VERSES BELOW: A happy lioni!, a Lome complete; Where Music, Toace anl plf-asure; rnf-et; You'll find a Kohler & Chase; Piano here, , EASY ISN'T IT? Put your thinking cap on and send m the lines now, all you have to do is, make up two lines to complete the above- verses. Fill out the lines now while you think of it. To make theft of fixtures from house or building, larceny. S. B. 301. by Ju lloiary committee Making It possible to disbar attorney whose conduct has been such as to have prevented him from being; ad mitted. S. B. 310. by Von der Hellen To fix width of all county roads at 60 ftet unless otherwise ordered by pe tition, but In no case less than 30 feet or more than SO feet S. B. 269, by Kiddle To provide actional Judge for fifth Judicial d'a trlct. 8. B. 165. by Strayer To reim burse Sol Friedenthal for taxes paid In excess of legal requirement, J150. S B. 291, by Burgess, Stewart and Strayer To regulate turning bulla on public range. S. B. 170, by Hawley To permit firmer to acquire limestone depos its. Colds and Croup In Children. Many people repiy upon Chamber lain's Cough Remedy Implicitly in cases of colds and croup, and It nev er disappoints them. Mrs. E. H. Thomas, Logansport, Ind, writes: "I have found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be the best medicine for colds and croup I have ever used and never tire of recommending it to my friends. I have always given It to my children when suffering from croup, and It has never failed to give them prompt relief." For sale by all dealers. Adv. Army Offle'r "On Carpet." WASHING-TON, Feb. 19. Secre tary Garrison Instructed Brigadier General Scott, chief of staff of the a i my, to call upon Captain William Mitchell, of tho peneral staff, to ex plain published reports attributed to h!ir. on the unpreparedness of the United States Cor war. Mitchell was quoted as having said: "It would take the United States about three years to put an army of 1,000,000 men In the field ard In that time an enemy could tak and hold our Am erican seaborda." Secretary Garrison said he consid ered such utter.inct-s, If made pub lic at present, Injudicious and im proper. Freo Jitney lUdes Asked. PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 20. In Its consideration of jitney bus and au tomobile regulations, the city council hus been asked by M. C. Booths -to give attention to the question of Jit neys being required to carry police men and firemen free of charge the same as Is done by the streetcar company and lUo the question of prohibiting the Jitneys from refusing to carry negroes and foreigners. It Is said that many aliens and colored people are being insulted by being passed up by the jitneys. Mr. Boothe says the streetcar com pany hauls all "lasyes of passengers and the jitney should be forced to follow the same rule. The streetcar company, he says, bauls policemen an 1 firemen free of charge and It is Just as reasonable to require the imimnimi minium imn iiiiiiniiiuii iiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiinuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimii 7 And if your home lacks Music, you, Should buy a Kohler & Chase, Piano too. Then from all caro and trouble free, Name Street . City Do you own OF BY T ECHO DEBATERS TAKE NEGA TIVE SIDE JIDGES ARE FROM TEXDLETOX. .Much Interest Taken in Question I'aIiu U Still Four Points Ahead Next Detune Will lie Held In Two Week Personal Notes of Interest lYoni Eelio. (Special Correspondence.) ECHO, Ore., Feb. 22. A debate between the high achool teams ol Echo and Hermiston .was held here Saturday night. The judges decided In favor of Hermiston. The question was one which la be ing devated throughout the country. concerning government ownership of railroads. Prof. B. T. Youel of Hermiston was chairman. . The Hermiston team which repre- ! sented the affirmative was composed ot Henry Gunn, leader, Helen Skin ner and Alice Lambert. The Echo team taking the nega tive aide of the question were: Chas. O. Young, reader; Lillian Watten burger and Lemuel Esteb. The Judges were James A. Fee, Jr., Miss Sabra L. Nason and Ernesc Crockatt, all ot Tendleton. The decision was two In favor of Hermiston and one for Echo. Two weeks ago the Echo team wtnt to stanfield and defeated, the tcum of the latter pluce. debating or. the same subject but at that time having the affirmative side. Echo's team now has four points in their fa for The next debate in this end of the county will be held in two weeks be tween Hermiston and Stanfield teams. . Much Interest wad shown here. The M. E. church was secured for the oc ension. A large crowd was In at-J tendance. A short musical program was rendered before the beginning of the debate and at the close the Echo student body served refreshments to their guests. Bishop Paddock of the Episcopal DERATE OWNERSHIP RAILROADS I HERM1ST0N EI church arrived here Friday evening to conduct services at the Masonic hall. Mrs. E. E. Elder rpent yesterday In Tendleton and returned home In the evening on the motor. Miss Ardls Calllson of Tendloton spent Friday visit in here with friends. She came down to attend the debating contest and returned heme on the motor later. Mrs. Kate Relnmer, who haa been In St. Anthony's hospital the past month, returned home Thursdny ev ening. Miss Emma Gelsiler visited the (ol- JV. Phi nPiiiHlHjjlili'l'iN!'.'1,! ir4rl 1 I IX ill. "i'i vim . Wv v ' I 11 k ; ' IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO TRY You may be the one to get this beautiful piano free. A littla thought and the words to complete the verses will come to you. We want every home that needs a piano or a player piano to enter this com petition. FILL IN THE LINES AND WRITE IT ON A SHEET OF PAPER and FILL OUT AND SIGN THE COUPON BELOW AND MAIL OR BRING TO OUR STORE. j FILL OUT THIS COUPON COMPLETELY. i I herewith submit my answer, subject to conditions of the competition I and agree to abide by the decision of the judges. a piano ? Do yon own SEND YOUR ANSWER, TODAY TO THE CONTEST MANAGER, CARE OP JOIEV S. BAKER'S FURNITURE . STORE. John . EMicr BgqIgf I fj;rt of the week with Miss Helen Aiken of Heppner. T. Wilcox and daughter. Mrs. F. C. McBee of Springfield. Oregon, are here visiting with another daughter, Mrs. T. M. Johnson. Mrs. Ed Hammer was down from Gurdane during the recent Sunday achool convention and visited with friends. Mrs. F. M. Bryant and children visited with relatives at Mission, Fen d'.t ton and Barnhart, Zoeth Houser spent Thursday In Pendleton. O. D. Teel was a visitor In Pen dleton. Blow from Cable HataL TILLAMOOK. Ore.. Feb. 20. J. A. Roberts died from Injuries inflicted while working for the Catst Driving It's going to be' Diamond year in 2 Humboldt County- and every other county in California as well, if economical , '1 Ml t " A f ure mileage win mass it so. Read this letter and think it oven "Eureka, California, November 27, 1914. "Right here I want to thank you for letting me in on the Diamond line. We have had a splen did season, outsold almost every other dealer, replacements have been very few and nine times out of ten we sell the famous Squeegee Tread in place of the smooth. "Six different stage lines running in this county have been using Squeegee Tread cases all season and the lowest mileage in any cas has not been below 5.500 the beat is 11,000 and the average is 7,000. "Next year will be Diamond year in Humboldt County. -K, Knudson. Manager. "SEQUOIA TIRE AND OIL COMPANY." In addition to the extraordinary mileage and freedom from trouble that you get in Diamond Squeegee Tread Tire, you can now buy them at the following "FAIR-LIST" PRICES: Diamond Diamond 5U Squeegee &a Squeegee 30 a 3 $ 9.45 34 a 4 $20.35 30x34 12.20 364U 28.70 32 z 3U 14.00 37 a 5 33.90 33a4 20.00 38 a 5 46.00 PAY NO MORE M iif-T - PAGE TimFE. R. Y. D. an organ ? & Boom Company, at Sutton Creek. A large donkey engine was being mov ed and Roberts, who was. standing nearby was struck by the steel cable as it jerked back. He was hurled 30 feet against a log; and his head was injured. He was unconscious when Picked up and was brought to this city. He died several hours later. He came here from Grays Harbor about six weeks ago. He was married and a widow and child survive him. A Clar Brain end healthy body are essential for success. Business men, teachers, students, housewives, and other workers say Hood's Sar saparllla gives them appetite and strength, and makej their work seem easy. It over.-omes that tired feeling. Adv. ' ' ffl? 1 44 ill ,ni i.m i- i riat" Mi" t ' 1 iuiJ:J same service from the Jitneys.