The Oregon mist., April 30, 1909, Image 4

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r ii..jiin iw avvrv IllCIIIlfVI V.
fcaa been taken, . ? .
. Ttp.lf in what it u ana wum n u. - --
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ii.-j -;(t.iis imptizpm and ionics. aim
Spring AUm nts-.ll blood diseases, P i"W ""f
S3 filing. " ow or nm-down conditio.. of the system.
Hotd". SamparilU effect it wonderful euros, not m.uRv Ws
contain rp.rill., b..t because it combine, the utmost remedial value,
f ' ban -0 different inpmlients, each pwtly sfvugthened and u
h"Hv Z H L nation. These inputs .r, the very mu
S th successful physician, prworib for the same disease, ami all
ien! There no real substitute for Hood's Sara,,.nl a. If urged t.
mentis, jiu. . , . . i vou miiv be sure it is n-
buy ny preparation said to be just as potm, .v . .
ferior costs less to make, and yields the dealer a larger pn.M V
BegT. takinc Hood'. SarsaparilU today, in the usual Input form or in
th. chelated tablets known a. Sars.tabs. 100 Doses One lollar.
Waited
Nan So, after six years' courtship, .11
b off between Tim and Tiny.
Fan Yen: they lorrd not wisely, but
too platooically.
To Brool N Skocs.
Always h.ke in Allen' Forti-K, a powder.
It cure hot, itrrotiu., achins. molten feel.
Jure! rorn. Ingrowing nail nd bunion. At
ill dnimtim and lnw tiert., Wornl ocevrt
utTiubMitute. smi'lcniilcdlRlh. AdUroso
illen S. Olmited. to kot.S- Y.
X Oevaalaa.
. Philanthropist Haven't you any sym
pathy for the unemployed, colonel?
Politician I don"t know any unem
ployed. ir. Every man of my acquaint
ance hai been working hard for th last
two or three week, lryini to land a job
la Washington.
If You Have Common Soro Eye.,
if lines blur or run together, you need
PETTIT'S EYE SALVE. 25c. All
iruegiats or Howard Bros., Buffalo,
1. Y.
Tkea Ho Moke.
Baohful Youth Miss Bella. does
doe your mother object to my coming
here so much?
Fir Charmer O. 1 think not. 1
heard her telling papa the other evening
OFFICIALS AT LABOR
LIVE STOCK SHOW.
Railroads to Revise All
Freight Rates.
Inland
CONFORM TO SPOKANE DECISION
VALUE OF SEPTIC TANKS.
Many Odor, .nd G.rm. May 8. Dl
pe.rt.ed With by Thoir Us..
Ex-President Roosevelt", farmer.'
commission, appointed for the purpose
of investigating and reporting upon th.
conditions of the great farming indus
try of our country, found that one of
the greatest disadvantage, the farming
community ha. to contend with, owing
to the absence of proper sewerage, was
the unsanitary conditions surrounding
the homes.
Now this same condition prevails not
only upon the farm but also in small
towns and suburb, of citie. where there
are no sewers or water works, ana
where the people have to depend upon
wells for their water supply.
Usually these homes have a well at
the rear of the house, near the kitchen
door. A few feet further will probab
ly be an old style toilet, standing over
an unwalled vault dug a few feet into
the ground. The greasy water, and
slops from the kitchen are either con
veyed by a pipe from the sink to a ho
in the ground, or empited into the back
vard to putrify and from which the
that you merely came to pas' away the j swarm, of fliea, attracted by the ob
noxious oders from this decaying mass
on the ground and in the toilet, carry
disease and death into the house, as
bees carry pollen from flower to flower.
In the winter season, we do not have
the germ carrying flies to pollute our
food, but we have an agent equally as
cad in the rains, which saturate the
earth and carry the seepage from these
polluted places down through the
j ground, uniting with and constantly
contaminating the well water witn ty
phoid and other germs.
All of these dangers can be overcome
at a comparatively small expense by
the installation of a properly designed
and constructed septic tank, with a
glazed vetrified sewerage system con
nectine the house and toilet with the
same. The tank being practically
buried in the ground and hermatically
sealed, with the inlet and outlet pipe,
beneath the water, there can be no
oders escape from it. Even th. water
from the outlet, or overflow, of thi
tank is clear, odorless and germlesa,
all of which are owing to the fact that
the specific gravity of all vegetable
and animal matter entering the tank
with its eerms. odors, etc.. cause it to
float to the surface of the water, which
is always maintained at a considerable
distance above the overflow. Here it
floats undisturbed while in it certain
microbes develop which devour and de
stroy it A system of this kind can be
put in without investing in high priced
Dlumbine roods or the services of a
plumber, as it is constructed principal
ly of concrete and sewer piping. Any
handy man should be able to install it.
If a septic tank system was properly
installed at such places aa described in
this article, those homes would be aa
sanitary as a borne in the city.
t'oelo A Ilea.
"If I was a ductor," said I'ncle Allen
Sparks, "it would puzzle me to know
whether I ought to thank the Lord or
not when I prosper in my business."
time you didn't mean anything serious.
TYPEW RITKK3 "Ne VielW Yiat.'' All aulr
mbaih like at. l teroe.d-hi.'! r-rietf Two Smith
IVaa H aunxroft from CS 10 Suppllet for all
mkm- atarhirf rented. C to 6 SO moBihl.". The
typewrit EiohMir. Sfc iirlorrj. gaa twiw
Fla.
Mrs. Jenner Ire Ondego How have
fon managed to keep your cook o long?
Mrs. Gadabout My husband ha a
pull with the po'''" department. We have
i handsomest officer on the force sta
doned in our street. Chicago Tribune.
Pain and swelling seldom indicate
internal organic trouble. They are
isually the result of local cold or in
flammation which can be quickly re
moved by a little Hamlins Wizard Oil.
Try and see.
A Cmvef.I Man.
"Of course he ha. . few conscien
tious scruples'"
"Oh. yes. a few, but he doesn't sub
ect them to the constant wear and
aar of business." Birmingham Age-Herald.
Prepare System of Rates From Mid
dl. Wa.t to Interior We.t of
Rocky Mountain.
Chicago, April 27. Acting upon the
suggestion of the Interstate Commerce
commission, traffic officials of the Har
riman and Hill mad are trying to
work out comprehensive scheme of
freight rate which shall apply from
the Middle West to interior Pacific
Coast points.
The suggestion was ottered by me
commission in the Spokane rate case
ecision, and I. being acted upon by
the railroad, in a spirit of concession
to public opinion. All of the high
traffic officials of the Harriman line,
are in Chicago working vigorously over
what they declare to be the most diffi
cult problem they have ever undertak
en to work out; a plan of transconti
nental freight rates which .hall please
II shipping communities.
The Spokane rate case decision nxeti
the rates only from St. Paul and Chi
cago to Spokane, and suggested that
the lines get together and agree upon
an adjustment of rates to intermediate
points. J. C. Stubbs, traffic manager
of the Harriman lines, said:
It is the most difficult task we have
ever undertaken. We hope to be able
to work out a scheme of rates not only
in the Spokane case, but for all the
West, which will prove acceptable to
the commission."
ABDUL TO LOSE CROWN.
May I
Got 11 al a Barwala.
"0, what a nice little piano!
aik how much you paid for it?
"Certainly : w got it for $23."
"Impossible!"
"Not at all. That's exactly what we
paid for it at th time. That was three
years ago. We're er still paying for
it What a dreary day this is, isn't it?
Think it's going to rain?"
The
Exceptional
Equipment
of the California Fig Syrup Co. and the
scientific attainments of its chemists have
rendered possible the production of Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of Senna, in all of iu
excellence, by obtaining the pure medic
inal principles of plants known to act most
beneficially and combining them most
skillfully, in the right proportions, wit!
it. wholesome and refreahing Syrup oi
California Figa.
As there is only one genuine Syrup o!
Figs and Elixir of Senna and aa the gen
uine is manufactured by an origina'
method known to the California Fig Syruj
Co. only, it is always necessary to buy th
genuine to get its beneficial effects.
A knowledge of the above facts enable
one to decline imitations or to return them
if, upon viewing the package, the full name
of the California Fig SyrupCo. is not found
printed on the front thereof
Prartlrallr .olele.
Gladys Does that noisy Archie Feat?
ertop still come to see you?
Maybelle Yes, he sti.. comes; but he
hasn't made a no'we like a proposal yet
Aaolbcr Horror.
"Speakin' about this 'ere tariff," said
the man with the bulbous nose, "it makes
all th difference in th world whose
.-cK-ks is gored.'
DUptare
"Yes. I know bim. He has wheels !n
hi head."
"They must be Ferris wheels, then
He wears a'No. 8 hat.
The greatest known depths of the ocean
are nix miles, while the greatest mountain
heights known are about ov and a half
miles.
Crescent -w-.
BAKING POWDER
WDJ. DO ALL
THAT AIT
HXttKMD
rowua a iu
Cdoato
do:? urns
A FULL POUND 25c
Get it from
your Grocer
J
A GUARANTEE With Each Pair
of GLASSES if You Get Them of
D. DUBACK
Professional Optician
Why take chances when I test your eyes and grind each par
ticular lens to fit the eye, relieving absolutely nine-tenths of
all eye strain, causing headache, dizziness, naut-eating of
stomach, pains in back of head or blurring of reading at
night. Get a pair of the celebrated
NEUTRO RAYO LENSES
The lens that produce, the soft blue light. Absolutely the
only city agent They relieve all aches and pains due to the
work under gas, sun or electric light. Agent for the KAY
DEE and SHUR-ON EYEGLASSES. Send in your old
glasses and get them duplicated in a new frame and see th.
difference.
FREE DEMONSTRATION
Save This Coupon and Get 10 Per Cent on Same
173 Fourth St., Y. M. C. A. BIdg., Portland
Largest W..I of Mi.tis.ippl to B.
Held at S.attl. 7 hi. V.ar.
Shed, and paddock, covering a vast
area on the groumi oi v
Yukon-racirtc exposition aro In the
course of construction for the live
stock show, which i to be the largest
ever held west of the Mississippi river.
F. A. Welch, who ha. tho .how In
charge, i. assured of many line exhibit
of live .tock from every part of the
country. 'The Shorthrorn cattle show
alone will be ono of the greatest ever
eld ii the United States.
John W. Grove, secretary of the
American Shorthorn Breeder." asaocia-
ion, of Chicago, has notillied the expo
ition live stock department that the
executive committee appropriated $2,-
600 in cash for special premium to be
competed for by exhibitor of Shorthorn
cattle.
Cups, cash and medala to tho value
of $10,000 have been furnished by the
several breeders' association in tne
United State, repreaonting every breed
of live tock, to encourage exhibitor
at the exposition this year. This i. in
addition to the classification offered
by the fair and taken altogether make.
very attractive list or pritcs.
POLICE AT BARGAIN RIOT.
Young Turk Decide That He Must
Abdicate Throne.
Constantinople, April 27. The de
position of Sultan Abdul Ham id ap
pears now to be certain, and the 101
guns saluting Mohammed Kechad Ef-
fendi as the new ruler or tne empire
probably will be beard before the next
selamlik on Friday The dignitaries
of the church care as little for At dul
Hamid as does the committee of union
and progress, but the higher clergy are
seeking to curb the agitation of the
enthusiasts of the Mohammedan
league.
A caucus of senators and deputies
today determined to make an effort to
try to compel the sultan to abdicate
under the ecclesiastical law, by the
terms of which a decree may be issued
by the sheik ul islam pronouncing the
sultan incapable of ruling.
Mohammed Kechad ttfendi. the heir
aoDarent to the throne, has lived prac
tically a prisoner for Zo years in tne
large palace and gardens not far from
the Yildiz Kiosk. Since the July revo
lution he has only been on the streets
looking through some of the carriages
upon the scenes in the thoroughlares
which must have been strangely in
teresting to him. He is gray haired
and not very strong. He is bo years
old, and well educated, although inex
perienced in the affairs of the world.
ALL READY TO TACKLE MERGER
Three Thousand New York Women
in Rush for Cheap Goods.
New York, April 20. Upward of
000 women Saturday engaged in ono
of the fiercest bargain riots at Broad
way and Suydan streets, Williamsburg,
that the Brooklyn po'' have ever
been called upon to quell. The trouble
was caused by liberally advertised sales
bv rival hve and ten-cent stores, local
ed within a few door of each other.
These sales were advertised to begin
at :30 o'clock, but long before 7
"clock women beean to arrive and
crowd about the unopened store.
Women from every quarter of illiams-
burg arrived to swell the crowd. When
the door opened at the designated
hour, according to the reckoning of the
police, more than 3,000 were packed
into Broadway. With a rush they
forced their way into the store.
So great was the crush from those
who were struggling to be among the
first to gain admission, that score of
women fell in a faint and were tram
pled by women who followed. l'oliet
reserves were called out to quell tne
riot Mounted men rode through the
crowd, and by using their club were
finally able to force the women back.
SULTAN GIVES UP.
Government Will Take Deposition, on
Harriman Combine in Utah.
Salt Lake City, April 27. The tak
ing of depositions in the equity suit
begun by the government to dissolve
the alleged illegal combinations or tne
Harriman and other Western roads
will be begun in this city tomorrow
Sylvester G. Williams, special assist
ant to the attorney general oi tne
United States, arrived today and will
conduct the hearing. Railroad men
and others have been subpenaed in large
numbers to give testimony, and it is
believed that two weeks will be con
sumed in the taking of evidence.
F.snwial attention will bfi given to
the relationship between the Harriman
road and the San Pedro, Los Angeles &
Salt Lake, known aa "The Clark road
Tornado Tears Up Town.
Oklahoma City, April 27. Sixteen
persons were injured, oie perhaps fa
tally, in a tornado whicn aestroyeu
large part of the town of Centrahama,
near here, today. Not a building in
the town remains wholly intact after
the storm. Twelve buildings, includ
inir the Methodist, Baptist and Presby
terian churches, were totally wrecked,
The town contains about 800 inhabit
ants. Many of these are homeless as
a result of the storm. A terrific rain
and hail storm followed the tornado,
greatly adding to the damage.
Funds May Be Buried.
Caracas. April 25, via Port of Spain
April 27. It is persistently reported
here that ex-l'reBiaenl caairo leu
fortune in gold buried in Caracas. If
this is so, it explains Castro' alleged
lack of funds, and his anxiety to ge
back to Venezuela. Negotiations have
been begun between the Venezuelan
government and a representative of the
Ethleberga syndicate, oi ixnaon, lor a
settlement of the dispute over the
match and salt monopolies in Venczue
la, held until recently by English com
panies.
Women to Lose Place.
Sacramento, Cftl.. April 27. Unless
something transpires to change the
complexion of the election law of the
state. 23 out or the bY county superin
tendents of school will not be able to
qualify for re-election. The new law
declare that a candidate for office must
file an affidavit stating that he is
qualified elector. Thi. means, of
course, that the 23 women now holding
office will be unable to succeed them
selves.
Renew Butchery at Adana.
Beirut, April 27. Delayed dis
patches just received here say that the
carnage at Adana was renewed Sunday
nii?ht and many were killed. The first
massacres at Adana, where an Ameri-1
can missionary was killed, resulted
rJ ' the .laughter of 10,000 person..
Old Favorites
. . . ;-. - uaitaa.
Saint V." iok wa a ge.itl.m.a. and
cam oi uei-v", i , .
lu Dublin tn h. built .church
iiu lU'oii't a irl.
lit father ... Wolluaan. bl. '
was a tJrady ; . . .
HI. .unt h Kti.nlg.n and Ml
wl( th wtuow ir"j.
to
Garrison Surrender, to Young Turk
Army Attar Fight.
Constantinople, April 2b'. The Yil
diz garrison surrendered yesterday
the Constitutionalists.
The commanders of these battalions
began sending notices of their submis
sion to Mahamoud Schefket Pasha Sat
urday night, and the troops protecting
the palace gave their formal and uncon
ditional surrender shortly after dawn.
Sultan Abdul Ham id has been per
mitted to remain within the i il
diz Kiosk, where in company with his
ministers he heard the story of the
struggle between his loyal troops and
the arm" of investment, each hour
bringing word of a fresh disaster.
It has been stated, since victory
rested with the Constitutionalists, that
the sultan himself gave orders to his
men not to reaiBL Whether or not
this is true, it can be safely said of
the troops within the capital that they
put up a stubborn resistance at all
points and the looses on both aides are
exceedingly heavy for the length of
time the engagement wa. in progress
Nearly $1,000,000 in Gold.
Sacramento, Cel., April 26. Gold
piled up in one large pyramid on the
floor of State Treasurer William'
office today represented payments to
the state by four railroad companies.
There were $949,406 in the pile and it
weighed nearly two tons. The Pull
man Car company is likely to be the
only transportation company delin
quent. It has refused to pay its taxes
for two years now and owes the state
$60,291. It denies the right of the
state to tax it and is fighting in the
courts.
Smith to Leave Islands.
Washington, April 26 Governor
General Jame. F. Smith, of the Philip
pines, expects to leave Manila May 8
for Yokohama, where he will embark
on the steamship Minnesota for the
United States. He has been granted a
six months leave of absence. Genera
Smith has indicated that he did noi
desire to resume hi. work in the Phil
ippines. For some time rumors have
been current that President Taft might
appoint W. Cameron Forbes, the vice
governor, to the governorship.
Telescope to Study Mar..
Berlin, April 26. The construction
of an enormous telescope, especially
designed for the particular use to
which it would be put, is advocated by
Dr. Frietlrich S. Archenbold, director
of the Treptow observatory, near Her
lin, for determining whether or not
Mars is inhabited. Dr. Archenbold re
gards the proposal of Prof. Pickering,
of Harvard, to signal to Mars by means
of gigantic mirrors, as interesting and
worth trial, but he thinks a way will be
found yet to settle the question by dl
rect ocular evidence.
Powers Cast. Off Aha.
Pittsburg, April 26. John Powers,
one of the men pardoned by Governor
Wilson, of Kentucky, in connection
with the murder of Governor Goebel
and a brother of Caleb Powers, is noi
in Honduras, a. was supposed. He is
living in Kittanning, Pa., where he
in charge of a business college. When
Powers learned of his pardon this morn
ing, he let hi. identity be known. He
has been known here a. Professor
W, Christie.
Waters-Pierc. Pay. Fin..
Austin, Tex., April 28. The Water.
Pierce Oil company Saturday paid
probably the largest fine ever paid by
a corporation, nearly $2,000,000. The
in payment end. the litigation of the
' state of Texas against th. oil company,
q9frw u tiHBii
slat
t.tioru - , , .
Th.u to hold Saint Patrick,
ka uf at an mi no ctnwii
aim iMunit'w -
Th.re'a not a mile l Ireland'. wh,n
the dirt v vermin nmxer,
Wh.tVer he "il hi. t.r foref.H.1 h auir
uVn-il Itirm III eiusirni.
Th. t.Mt.U t h.l. f''rt "' fl,l,
alalli lt' ir.
And the suake committed .'Hcl'U "
lhtnielves from sisiijiii".
Nine hundred tliomstid rei-tlle. Mu.
charmed Willi in '"''-
And dined m them at hal-la-io. in
....I ..,., t iittirftf.
When hllndworm. rrawllni In th I'"
disited all Hie nation,
II iv them a ri- which "P'd "
eje to a en ol ""r -'
Th Wick low hill. r tery hlb. and '
lh hill or Itoutn, ir ;
Hut then.', a hill much hlHer still, ay.
ih.m Knih. air:
Twa on th ton of thi hih hill "atnl
11,1. i.. L. ..a.'Mil mat NMriliVIll .
IN drov tin froc into (h bo$ o-S
k. tl ikat M f-nttlif .
IM'lliri is ii
Oh! I but fortunai lo b bi
TU I'll fmu.I that from th( frown J
Tor there S.unt I'.itrl.k ptatitr-t turt
i,!ent .if the nr.Mr ;
With ii anl-n-. nn ra. roa 'tr am?
cabbage - and tin L ll'.
'I be fcalu ( Slal.
Thou, too, il . O Ship of Mi!
Sail on, O I'iiioii. .trn ud t" '
Humanity itli nil It. f'r.
With all the ,,( ..f futur
I hauiiii'f t'rfttiV on thy fat.
W know what Matter LU thy keel.
What workmen rouhl thy rilx of :)
W ho mnoe ea, h mt :iJ ."U "J f"i'
What anvil rnnf. with ha miner !
In what a furr and what a hut
Were ahat-ed the an. h-r. of thy h"l
Kear not each tud l.ii otmd and ill.
Ti. of the m and not the rock :
Ti hut the tUfpUif of Ihe tml.
And ii.it a rent mad oy the f.i!e.
n mute of n'k and tetni-t' rr,
la inite of f.ilte lijlitt on the .hare.
Sail on. nor fear to brt-att th ea
Our hear!., our hour, our irjf. our
tear.,
Kir faith triumphant o'er oor fear.
Ar all wlili thee - are all with thee'
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which I oporatcil by une uf tliu ki-)
on tho iluliu kflb-mrd. Ai now the
atrlniis run a triivUng Land, which
Iwrfuriii. the fuiictlona of a bow, n
ivpt that lu thi! case of this In.rru
ineiit the .trlni conic out to meet the
bow lusteud of the UjW liiovlnn back
and forth from th strings. ICucb
string Is attached lu u pivoted arm, uud
as tint key I. struck the urin imivca out
ward and tho htrliiK conic. In cunlnct
with the travi-lliift baml. prniluclng th
Bound of a bow acrii,lng a n,il
siring. A spring iii!Is the arm back
Into placn when the pressure on the
key Is relieved and a -1nl nt Die hot
torn of the Instrument regulate tin,
sound.
Tit American ;,. Sludcal,
I'rlvy Councilor ZiinU. on bla reiur,.
to Ilerltn, after a three months' visit to
the l.nllcil Mtntea, dellvereil a leclure
before the stinlenta of the linluatrliil
tilgli si'tioul or t tin t city, In wbi.-h !,
hail much to say In praise of Aiuerl
an students ami of the collev li
tem under ulil'-b they were trained.
'Olir Students," w Hlll. "inn h.lr.
themselves financially only b t.,.,.
Ing. Tim Aiuerltiiu student I,,, n,. ..i.
vautago In this respect. ,,,,..
out losing custu or dignity, he enn
break stone, net as a vtnltnr At1 luln.
or do work at any trade. not
llirre(iietit occurrence, that a tmmv
man art as a waller nt a gulherlng
or people wnere he Is received as al
Wjiial as anon rh his mental ilutle. ha v.
been performed."
Kv ll.eord at Trea,
There are Sfi.840 Iree. in 'r, nn
eacn tree na it lot number, .ge, ,
tory ano condition recorded tlm
nooKi at the i:ny I lull. The npi.roprlii
Hon for this lc, rlinent Is $)i,00u i
year.
What It Doe.
"Hpenklng of poetry, do,- I he moden,
iniKil make us think 7"
"Well, It makes us IiiinM. for the illc
tlonnry that Is, those of us who have
any euriosiiy at all." Uulsvlll. Cou
rler Journal.
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