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PAGE BIX, VMTjY QAPITATi JOURNAL. 8AMSH. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIIi 27, 1010. BELIEVED ATE OLLYWOGS AND IS NOW IN A STATE OP NER VOUS COMAPSE FROM SOR ORIETV INITIATION WILIi BE THREE YEARS BEFORE 8IIE KECOVERS. 'united rsiBs tuasD wibs. Bridgeport, Conn., April 27. Whilo Miss Ethel Clark Is critically ill at Brattloboro, tho city board of education today Is Investigating a high Bchool Bororioty Initiation which is alleged to bo responsible lor her condition. Miss Clark is tho daughter of F. Clark, a member of tho lower house of the Connecticut gonoral assembly. Her Initiation. Into tho secret socloty occurred early last February. According to Information elicited by tho Inquiring bpard. tho girl was blindfolded and fed macaroni and ojutors, believing they wore angle worms and pollywogs. Soon after her Initiation Miss Clark suffered a nervous collapse. Sho was taken to Brattleboro for treatment. Doctors who have charge of her caso say it will bo at least three years before her stomach and nerves rotnrn to a normal condition. STORM'S ANTICS TUZZLE CHICAGO WEATHER, SHARPS united rnuas lhakbd wins. Chicago, April 27. Chicago weath r nharps aro puzzling today over tho queer antics of a storm that has been passing and repassing abovo tho city tor several days. Tho storm first appoarod last Fri day, and, after a two-days' blow, was lost to tho northwest of Lake Michigan. A day later it mot a storm from tho Eastern states, and tho combined gales camo raging back over tho city. Passing toward tho southwest tho storm met with another from Kan sas, and was again blown over Chi cago. Weather men look upon tho aerial antics as phonomenal, and havo been busy tracing tho courso of tho gales. Tho storm now Is bollovod to bo In central Michigan, whero, it la hoped, that it will vanish. Fell Off tho Water Wagon. Now York, April 27. "Bugs" Ilaymond, eccentric twirlor for tho Now Yqrk Giants, quit today. Ho bad a quarrel with Manager McQraw and announced that ho would throw no mora twisters for tho Giants. Tho old water wagon ruld that McGraw insists on was tho source of tho trouble "Bugs" has frequently bad disputes with McGraw over the question of tho propor sort of liquid to bo used for drinking purposes. Tho argument has frequently been sottlod by tho fistic method. Mast Answer or Tlioft. ruNiTKD rasa uuHsn wtu.1 Moscow, April 27. A 15-yoar-old lad named Fonim will havo to an swer for tho tlioft of $500,000 worth of Jowols from tho famous Usponskt cathedral, In the Kremlin. Fonlm lias uurrendorod to tho police and roturnod tho jowols. Ho had hidden In tho cathedral, but was Anally forced out by hunger. Owing to his youth and Ignorance tho authorities aro disposed to doal with him. leni ently, Do you want soft yellow fir lumber? Do you neod doors, Are You u We can Supply Your FALLS CITY LUMBER CO. Yard Fourteenth Miss Dora LaGraiige. Miss Dora LaGrango was born In Lako City, Minnesota, Juno 23, 1870, and died at tho home of her parents In South Salem, April 17, 1910. Sho camo to Oregon In 1889, and to Salem In 1890, and hero sho lived until her death. Fath'cr and mother, two brothers, and her fiancee are left behind to grieve. A llttlo brother, long since deail, Is with her. at rest. Dora's Hfo was quiet and un eventful, nnd yet hor Hfo, as woll as her character, was out of tho ordi nary run. Always dollcato, more than onco through tho years given up to dlo, and for many yoars forced to fight sickness, yet always bravo, smiling, and hopeful, and ab solutely puro and true, sho lived beautifully and died as only tho good dlo. Tho flvo persons who lovod best aro rich In memories of this dear ono, and a host of friends will long recall with plcasuro her sweet, wo manly, genuine presenso. Miss LaGrango was a graduato of tho East Salem school, class of 1897. Cody Plans for Death. Ignited rssss xjeasbd wit. Chicago, April 27. When "Buf falo Bill" Cody dies his body will be tiurled on tho summit of Cedar Mountain, In Big Horn county, Wy oming, and over It will stand a mar bio buffalo, 40 feet high, with oloc trlc lights In tho oyo sockets so brilliant that they can bo seen eight miles away. At least that Is what Cody him self plans, though ho says ho Is far from a dead ono now. Tho plans wore rovealcd by Charles A. Heath in a Jecturo to tho Geographical so ciety of Chicago. Heath declares Buffalo Bill confided this plan to him a yoar ago. HELPFUL HINTS Scalp and nnlr Troubles Generally Caused by Carelessness. Dandruff Is a contagious disease caused by a mlcrobo which also pro duces baldness. Novor uso a comb or brush belonging to some ono olso. No mator how cloanly tho owner may bo, theso articles may bo In fected with microbes, which will Infect your scalp. It Is far easier to catch microbes than It Is to got rid of them, and a slnglo Btroke of an Infected comb or brush may well load to baldness. Novor try on any body olse's hat. Many a hatband Is a resting place for microbes. If you happon to o troublod with dandruff, itching Bcnlp, falling hair or baldness, wo havo a romedy which wo bollevo will completely ro llovo theso troubles. Wo aro so suro of this that wo offor It to you with the understanding that It will cost you nothing for tho trial if it does not produco tho results wo claim, This remedy Is called Roxall "93" Hair Tonic. Wo honostly bo llevo it to bo tho most scIonttQc romedy for scalp and hair troubles, and wo know of nothing olso that equals It for effectiveness, becauso of tho results It has producod in thousands of cases. Roxall "93" Hair Tonic Is dovlsod to banish dandruff, restoro natural color when Its loss 1ms boon brought about by dlsoaso, and mako tho hair naturally silky, soft and glossy, It does this becauso It stimulates the hair folllclos, destroys tho gorm mat tor, and brings about n free, hoalthy circulation of blood, which nour ishes tho hair roots, causing them to tighten and grow now hair. Wo want ovorybody who has any trouble with hair or scalp to know that Roxall "93" Hair Tonic Is tho best hair tonic and restorativo in exist onco, nnd no ono should scoff at or doubt this statomont until they havo put our claims to a fair tost, with tho understanding that thoy pay us nothing for tho remedy If It docs not gtvo full nnd coinploto satisfaction in ovory particular. Two sizes, 50 conts and $1,00. Romembor you can obtain Roxall Romodlcs In Sa lom only at our storo. J. O. Porry. Druggist. oin lumber? Are you looking for screen doors or windows? GIVE US A CALL and Oak, PRESIDENT WORKS FOR PET BILLS PRESIDENT TAFT ATTEMPTING TO GET ACTION ON POSTAL SAVINGS BANK DILI AND OTH ER PET BU3ASURE8 -IS CONFI DENT. Washington, April 27. With the possibility of congress adjourning soon after Juno 1, President Taft Is attempting to get action on tho pos tal saving bank bill which appears to havo struck a snag In thd houso committee. Tho president Is confident a rail road bill will pass and hopes the in junction bill will be enacted. Ho Is anxious to see tho postal bank bill passed and will try to ob tain action upon tho statehood bill. Tho president has told friends that he considers tho postal bank, bill necessary to uphold tho platform promises. He Is reported to havo Intimated plainly that If tho house regulars blocked Its progress, votes could bo gained for It among the In surgents and tho democrats. It Is expected that as soon as the vote Is taken on tho railroad bill, houso republicans will hold a caucus upon tho postal bank bill and the statehood measure. o 1 ITALIANS FIGHT OVER PRETTY GIRL UNITED PIIKBS LEAFED WIIUS. Butler, Pa April 27. Tony Pas suolla and Michael Feran, Italian laborers, aro In tho hospital today suffering from a number of knife wounds received In a stlllctto duel ovor Annotto Mariano, a pretty 19-year-old Italian girl. Both men were hor suitors. Yes terday sho said: "I shall wed tho hotter man." The two Italians thereupon went to the outskirts of tho city where thoy slashed at each other for half an hour. Then they wont to An notto to whom they bared their wounds. Annetto, said that sho could mako no choice, as neither had won. Whllo tho contestants wore being taken to tho hospital, thoy grasped hands and vowed to have nothing more to do with tho girl. o Sham Battle for Roosevelt. (From a Staff Correspondent of tho United Press.) Paris, April 27. As a proludo to tho Krlegsplel, or war game, that Colonel Roosevelt expects to view at Berlin, tho French government today provided a sham battle for tho edi fication of tho American visitor. Two brigades of Infantry, two regiments of artillery and two regi ments of cavalry composod tho forces In action. Tho battle ended when flying squadrons of cuirassiers tri umphantly charged a battery. At tho conclusion of tho charge Roose velt roso to his feet and cheorod tho victors. Governor DolBteln directed tho maneuvers. Roosovolt this nftornoon went to Versailles, and plans to attond a por formnnco of "Chantsller" tonight. Kills a Mniflprfr, A morclless murdorer Is Append)' cltls with many victims, But Dr. King's Now Life Pills kill It by pre vention. Thoy gontly stimulate stomach, liver and bowels, prevent ing that clogging that Invites appen dicitis, curing ConRtlpatlon, Head ncho. Biliousness, Chills. 26c at J. O. Perry's. 1 '' m tm 1 11 omnia: well dried and well graded Frames and builders' hardware Phone Main 198 KINGLY HONORS BEING PAID TO DEAD POET UNITED MISS IJtABED WIRE. Paris, April 27. Tho body of BJornstJorno BJornson, Norwegian poet, dramatist and novelist, was removed to tho Protestant chaper here from his home, where ho died. Kingly honors aro being paid to tho memory of BJornson. Tho body will be sent to Havre, and there taken aboard a warship bound for Norway. Work or Good Roads. Tho Oregon Stato Automobile as sociation and tho Portland Automo bile club are doing a great work for good roads. Mr. II. R. Glenn, In chargo of tho 'Pathfinder car" (owned Jointly by tho stato associa tion and the City club), in company with Engineer E. Frank, Is going to mako a -tour of all the principal roads in Eastern Oregon. These gentlemen will bo in Tho DallC3 on Tuesday and will map out their trip from thero with tho Idea of compil ing an accurate road map. Rellablo rond Information in this state is very scarce, and with a good map availa ble tourists' automobiles from all parts of tho United Stato will bo al most as plentiful on tho country roads as in tho towns and cities to day. This now map will show distance between towns, grades, every turn In the road, and odometer readings. The Ancient Order of Hibernians who arc to hold their annual con vention In Portland July 19 to 24 of this year say no meeting ever ex cited such advance Interest. Late advices say Philadelphia county, Pennsylvania, will send 25 dele gates, while from tho Middle West special cars and even special trains aro being planned right now. Tho Gold Hill Commercial club is tho latest child to see adoption in tho great family of the Oregon De velopment league. o ACKNOWLEDGE IT. ' Salem Has to Bow to tho Inevitable Scores of Citizens Prove It. After reading tho public state ment of this representative citizen of Salem given below, you must come to this conclusion: A remedy which cured .years ago, which has kept tho kidneys In good health Bince, can bo relied upon to perform the same work in other cases. Read this: C. W. Hill,. 1317 S. Commercial St., Salem, Ore., says: "Doan's Kid ney Pills are by no moans a now remedy to mo, as I havo used them off and on for years. I havo always enjoyed good health and about tho only thing that has made mo miser able has been kidney complaint. I sufferod from backacho , and was anxious to get relief. I finally pro cured Doan's Kidney Pills at Dr. Stone's Drug, Storo nnd their uso en tirely cured mo. I am a firm be liever In tho merit of this remedy and am pleased to recommend It whenover an opportunity occurs. Tho abovo statement was given Jnnuary 31, 190. and was con firmed on November 22, 1909, by Mr. Hill. Ho said: "Doan's Kidney Pills cured me of a bad case of kid ney and bladder complaint some tlmo ago, I am glad to say that although three years have since passed, I havo had not, return at tack of my trouble." For saloby all dealers. Price, 50 conts. oFstor-MIlburn Co., Buffalo, Now York, solo agents for ths United States. Romomber tho nnmo Doan's and tnko no other. Road tho Journal Want Ads. All Patent Hellene or raedlelaee ad vertited In this paper are for Ml at DR. STONE'S Drug Store rho only cm arm atore la Oregon, we no oa, ana u ou owct It; errlr Urg stock; Its shelve counters and show cases are loaded with drugs, medicine, notions, toilet articles, wines and liquor of a): hind for medicinal purpose, i. r t-tone I a rot;ular graduate in medl cine and ha had otrny years of ox perienca in the practice. Consulta tions are fro. Preaer!ptaa arc free, and only regular prtofct for sned Ulae. Dr. Btono an a tonad at at drug aterc, Salon, Or., rae f la ttt Gmsim 1 SEALED BOXES I A TRIUMPH IM SUCAP MAKING! J BESISUGARFORTEA AMD COFFEE! I I DTCaOCEBS EVIOCWnERE.t I Music Festival in May. Tho first week of May this year will witness a festival of music of two nights' duration, tho 3d and 4th being the dates set aside. Mr. F. S. Mcndenhall, dean of the College of Music, and director of the festival, has prepared an elaborate program for the occasion. Tho Willamette Choral Society, of 10 members, will appear tho first night In a series of beautiful and at tractive choral numbers, such as are given by the best musical organi zations in tho East. There will be additional features of equal interest and attractiveness, such as Mrs. F, S. Mendenhall, head of the vocal work of tho College of Music, so prano sollst; tho great sextet from tho opera "Lucia do Lammemeorr," will be sung; the glee club will sing a number with soprano obllgato, and tho Ladles' Glee Club will render a beautiful short cantata. The pro gram second to none in the North lar cantata, "Traumtollsder," by Geo. Chadwlck, thus furnishing an even ing of the greatest musical enjoy ment. Tho second evening will be entire ly given up to the glee club, and Dean Mendenhall states that the boys were never In beter shape, and that they will give a Glee Club pro gra msecond to none In the North west. Perry Rlegleman, tho clever "stunts man," will glvo his latest hits, and tho musical comedy sketch, "Tho Rajah of India," will-be pre sented In the latest and most at tractive' shape, such as made the greatest hit when the club was on the road. o Was Disastrous Fire. DKITXD FRKM LB BED WtU.l St. Louis, April 27. After destroy lng bottling house No. 3 of the Anheuser-Busch brewery, a Are, which damaged tho plant to the amount of $250,000, was extinguished early to day. For a tlmo the fire threatened the hugo brewing plant with destruc tion. Tho brewory is tho largest in the world, and Is valued at millions of dollars. Forwa to Iicavo Home. Every year a large number of poor sufforers whose lungs are sore and racked with coughs are urged to go to anothor climate. But this Is cost ly and not always sure. There's a better way. Let Dr. King's Now Discovery cure you at home. "It cured me of lung trouble," writes W. R. Nelson, of Calamine, Ark., "when all else failed and I gained 47 pounds In weight. Its surely the King or all cough and lung cures," Thousands owe their lives and health to It. Its positively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, LaGrlppe, Asthma, Croup all Throat and Lung trou bles. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free at J. C. Perry's. "Tako heed unto thyself and keep thy soul diligently." THE CIRCUS acrobat finds It necessary at all times to keep his muscles and Joints sup ple. That is the reason that hun dreds of thorn keep a bottle of Bal lard's Snow Liniment always on hand. A sure cure for rheumatism, cuts, sprnlns, sore throat, lame back, controcted muscles, corns, bunious and all pains. Price 26c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all dealers. o ) If It is not advertised In Tho Cap ital Journal there Is something (lacking geuorally the crowd. , o Read the..paln rormula on the bo of Pink Pain Tablets. Then asK your Doctor If there is a better one Pain means congestion blood pres sure somewhere. Dr. Shoop'a Pink Pa n Tablets check head pains, wo manly pains, pains anywhere. Try one, and seel 20 for 25e. Sold by Capital Drug Store. O. C. T. Co Steamera Pomoaa and Oregon eave for Portland Monday, Wednes day aad Friday at It, a. m Tue Jay, Thnrday and Saturday at a a m. ITor Corvalll. Tuesday. Tk ars is? a4 Saturday abvut :$ p. m , u. p. BAiinmn. As "Fw If - - . for backache, rhoutnatiam, kidney or bladder trouble, AS Foley 3 KidaoyFiUa purify the blood, restore lost vitality J. C. PERRY Make H orae The Cost is Not Large. House With ANDERSON TINNING 558 TRADE ST. There is Onffy One That Bs USED THE WORLD OVER TO 1 Always remember tho full name. Look for this signature on every box. 25o. Democrats think their outlook very bright. But they should wait until Bryan comes home. Ex. o Why hide your light under a bushel when a pint measure will answer the purpose. o The old fashioned way of doing a weak stomach, or stimulating the Heart or Kidneys Is all wrong. Dr. Shoop first pointed out this error. This 13 why his prescription Dr. Snoop's Restorative Is directed en tirely to the cause of these aliments the weak Inside or controlling nerves. It Isn't so difficult, says Dr. Shoop, to strengthen a weak Stom ach, Heart, or Kidneys, If ono goes at It correctly. Each Inside organ has Its controlling or Inside nerve When these nerves fall, then these organs must surely falter. These vital truths are leading druggists everywhere to dispense and recom mend Dr. Shoop'B Restorative. Test It a few days, and see! Improve ment will promptly and surely fol low. Sold by Capital Drugstore. o The city of Salem Is marchlog Into the country. By tho way, havo we decently burled mountain water until tho next typhoid fever outbreak? Rest Treatment for Colds. "Most ordinary colds will yield to tho simplest treatment," says the Chicago Tribune, "moderatlye laxa tives, hot foot baths, a free perspir ation and an avoldanco of exposure to cold and wet after treatment." While this treatment Is simple, It requires considerable trouble, and the onq adopting it must remain in doors for a day or two, or a fresh cold Is almost sure to be contracted, and In many Instances pneumonia follows. Is It not hotter to pin your DO YOU WANT A HOME? 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They Heat the Whole One Fire AND FDFNACE CO. Phone 886 CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY. faith to an old reliable preparation liko Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, that Is famous for Its cures of colds and can always be depended upon? For sale by all good druggists. Men&Wflmsn At . wr uuuimrii TTaA in- n . . uiivuaigBi, luuammaiioD. l IrrltAtlnna nr iiliAUK. - 1 iuwub uiuuiDranea. rainless. JaTftntftArl nnt rx --!.-. 'reronts contagion. I or in plain wrapper, exprM sold bj DrurcUta, L prepaid, on recnf pt of $1. a A, "' uuvuvi, uo, iU rOQIBriMntnn rutn... A. -r.. r UH6 tVAKS UHEMIOAL CO. U. 8. A. Gold Dust Flour Made by the SYDNEY POWER COMPANY, Sydaey, Oregon. Made fcr Family Use. Ask your grocer for It. Bran and Hhorta always oa hand. P. B. WALLACE, Agt. CHICHESTER S PILLS n.Ln, tor n&i SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE REAIi ESTATE BARGAINS. A 6-room house, lot 55x100, good woll, woodhouso, place for chickens and garden; a bargain, only $1000. 26 acres on main road from Sa lem to Dallas, all In cultivation and In crop, 1 good team, worth $400; 5 good cows; cream separator; new sulkey plow, harrow, new buggie, good ,wagon, and all other Imple ments on tho place; 4-room house, barn 40x52, good well; two-thirds of crop of 70 acres goes with place besides crop on It. This Is a real good place and can be bought for only $4800, well worth the money. Ask us about It. Two lots on Pairmount Hill, $375 each. New 5-room houso, modern, lot 50x100, In South Salem, for only $1700. Also four lota In same block, $600 each. Five-room house, large porch, 10 lots, newly fenced, chicken tight; good well; everything new; good' cheap place, $2000. We have some One .farms near Sa lem, and also in Polk countr and near Jefferson. All kinds of oity property. Call on us. J. C. SCHUIiZ A CO., Bush Bank Building. pi wnuoMUHUI Wtr and urinary irreeuiritfee. War Ar 1M1I. la U.4 tad 11.14 oim, ,eall w)th Dlua Rlbboa. V ESTATE TS and vicor. Rofua aubucitutca. 9 M Tfrtjhl