The Oregon mist., March 18, 1910, Image 4

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SMITH PAYS 12jcfOR PORK
lory of tklacitjr kas
any man pud the
tuiMriwh prk
Mlkm We never
dnnn eammfaakxi.
InbyaMiieaa rot
rood. fat proriue
we wlH wriil
lewsship any day:
Ireaat Btoc Ron ?
Dreaeed Veal to iambs :k" ' Ji
Dnxil atutMk, aaall 10c to "J1
UveHene 11
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FRANK U SMITH MEAT CO.
i Tlchtlnc U Bel Trust"
PORTLAND, OREGON
ViloHlult Mew Yorker.
In New York we hare become so
hardened to eating the strange prod
cta of the cold storage vaults that
the fresh foods of our childhood
would probably seem unpalatable. To
the diner accustomed to the pale,
tasteless chicken of our hotels and
restaurants, a real full-blooded broiler,
slain within the current year, would
taste "strong" and obnoxiously as
sertive. Similarly, really fresh egg.
neither iced nor partially hatched,
might seem to our sophisticated pal
ates to possess too many ot the at
tributes of the Ingenue. New Tork
Cvenlng Sun.
The !
Bachelor Brother (visiting married
sister) Well, sis, how axe you, and
bow la the ktdT
Sister Baby's troubled good deal
with his teeth.
B. B. His teeth. TO Just telephone
to the dentist and have them out in
a Jiffy. Boston Transcript
Bad BLOOD
-Before I began aasag Caacaret I bad
bad complexion, pimples oo my face,
and my food was not digested as it should
hava been. Now I am entirely well, and
the pimples nave all disappeared from my
lace, I can truthfully say that Cascareis
are jnst as advertised; I have taken only
two boxes of them.
fTr R, Griffin, Sheridan. Iod.
Pleaeant Palatable. Potent. Teste Good.
Do Good. New SKkan. Weaken or Grip.
10c Kc. 60c Merer aold to bulk. The aw
om tablet atanprd C C C Guaranteed te
is the word to remember
when you need a remedy
s
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WITH THE MOST UNIVERSAL
SATISFACTION.
TO GET ITS
BENEFICIAL EFFECTS,
AL WAYS BUY THE GENUINE
Manufactured by the CALlfORNIAflG SYRUP
FDR SALE BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS
Oms size on urf Regular price 50 1 pe bottu
If joe suffer from Epilepsy. Flu. Falling Blrknen.
Ipaame. or bare chi ld n o tbatdo eo, niy New We
core,, will relieve them, and all yon are atlfl to
do la to aeod (or a FreB Trial! Bottle ot Ur.Alal'i
Eplloptlolde Our-cat
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failed. Guaranteed bj Mar Medical LalKrat'7
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S Bottle aud five AOB and complete addreae
DH W. H. KAY, 648 Pearl Street, New Tort
C Gee Wo
The Chinese Doctor
Thief wondeful man hu
made 4 life itudy of the
SroptSTties of KooU,
erbe and Bark, and
la frivinjr the world the
benefit of hi eerrica.
No Mercury, Pelaon
er Drugs Uacd. No
Operations er Cutting
Guarantees to cure Catarrh, Asthma, L-unr.
Stomach and Kidney troublea, aud all Private
Piaeases of M a and Women.
A SURE CANCER CURE
sfost received from Pekin, China safe, sure
mad reliable. U. failing in Ita works.
If xotj cannot call, write for symptom blank
lid areolar. Inclose 4 cents in stamps,
CONSULTATION fRCt
The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co.
rb 0- UorrlslnsB. Parti aiMf. Or.
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fVipwIatlfla fal aftU t lUttrsadL
Aceordln to Canadian railway sta
tlatlcs for the year 1907, th United
States baa a population ot 381 (or
each mile ot railway, and Canada 189.
France hM 1,M0 for eaoh mile of rail
way, and the United Kingdom 1.S21.
In India there are 10,119 peoplo foT
each mllo of railroad. In the United
States there are 13.61 aquare miles ot
territory for each mile ot railway; tn
Canada 161.8 square mllea; tn the
United Kingdom 6 29 aquare miles, and
In France 8.46 square miles tor each
mile ot railway.
lds
Sarsaparilla
Will purify your blood, clear
your complexion, restore your
appetite, relieve your tired feel
inff, build you up. Be sure to
take it this spring.
Get it today in usual liquid form or
tablets called Saraataba, 100 Doses tL
Swallowed Mia Model.
"Object" drawing has brought new
anxiety into the schools. In certain
districts youngsters may be seen mov
ing schoolward with hatchets, carvers,
hammers, chisels, etc., as material for
their drawing lessons. The other day.
Just as one of these lessons was about
to begin, a small boy was found stand
ing tearfully at the headmsster'a desk.
"I've swallowed my object." he ex
plained, with an alarming gulp.
"What was It?" asked the master
anxiously.
"A banana," replied the would-be
artist, with a final gulp. London Fun.
Dwe Taoaaaa Feet TklaSU
China has its "bad lands," all dust
and dreariness, and its irrigation
wheels, and its "soul appalling" Gobi
desert, along whose southern boundary
lies the Great wall. In some of these
regions the famous yellow dust of
Cbina lies to a depth of 1,000 feet, and
when the wind blows the whole land
scape Is obscured. Yet it is upon this
dust that the fertility of northern
China depends. The Chinese call It
'ginger .powder." Harper's.
Wl.e to II I en.
Wife You were late last night.
Hub Beg your pardon, my dear. As
I mme in the front door the clock
struck 11.
Wife But what time did you arrive
at the head of the stairs! Boston
Transcript
Rare Girl.
"Well, how do you like your kitchen
glrir
The caller queried. "Faugh!"
Said Mrs. Jones. "She's not to my
taste
Entirely too raw."
CO.
Cured Right at Home
br EI-ECTROPODES. Mew EUctite Trtatmert.
GolvwbC 1 avlcv or'P!" a4 ziocwafs (and
bo. Inviajrmtei eaurc bo4r. Nf bcrxtM
wim." foiititm curt fur Mmiauu.m, Ncua!z.,
BaxLich. Kf dT tvl Lfver contUloU. Pne
only fl.00. Yout reomrr return! II not aatMictorr.
GuirtnU t pnt4 with nch !. Elcrtroptwi r
nu:UUe. if no t ywr Drusjrtf I MBd w fl.00.
SUU whether tor man or wonua.
WESTERN FLECTROPODR CO.
246 Lo AmtU BL, Los AaeUe,CaL
Painless Dentistry
fiat at toira aeftole
i can beve their p.ete
ana uriieewora en
uned la eae
If beeenMrr.
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Volar Creew B.U
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Otwrurmo 1.0
Eatnel FUliara 10
sikM, riniaM .5
J lni Fiiil.ra Z.6B
riatw 6.00
saw. a. wit, ffewai , TT , ., a
n muunna nnua Falnlaaa EniMea ,0
EalnlnM Kit ra tion r roe wbeap leteeor brtdae work
onlored. Oooaultatlon ree, V.moennotmtbetUie
painlmo work done anywhere. All work fullrruar
s ante.1. ModeraeinrtrloiMjalpnient. Weet motbede.
it. or s
m iifiiMTetieira 11 Wit
Wise Cental Co.
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45 DEAD, 38 HURT
IN IOWA WRECK
Double Train on Rock Island
Road Goes In Ditch.
Occupants of Day Coach, Smoker
and Pullman Killed and Maimed
and Many Badly Mutilated.
Marahalltown, la., March 22.-For-ty.five
persons were killed and 35 were
Injured, many of them fatally, In a
wreck of a ChicaRO, Rock Island ft
Pacific train four and a half miles
north of Green Mountain, Iowa, at
8:16 a. m. today.
The train, which was consolidation
of No. 19, from Chicane, and No. 21,
from St. Louis, bound for Minneapolis,
was being dVUmred over the tracks of
the Chicago Great Western road.
Running at about SO miles an hour
in a rat nnrth of Green Mountain, It
truck a BDread rail, it is believed.
The pilot" locomotive jumped the
track and. with terrific force, was bur
ied in the embankment of soft clay.
A second locomotive, coupled behind
the. first rolled over and the sudden
ston hurled all the rear ears forward
A coach, a Bmoker and a Pullman
car were smashed to splinters, almost
all the oceupanta being killed or in
tired. The superstructure of the Pull
man was literally shaved off and was
jammed like a ramrod Uirougn uie
smoker and day coach.
Manv DassenKers were killed out
right. Heads were severed from bod
ies and arms and lee were cut off.
The wreckage was crimson with
blood, some of the bodies being crushed
beyond recognition In the mass of
twisted rails and splintered ears. A
few of the passengers were (found still
living with a rod or splinter impaling
them in the wreck. Decapitated bod
ies were nicked ud and it was almost
impossible to sssort correctly the dis
membered parts.
The wreck occurred at point diffl
cult of access. Such bodies as could
be pulled out were stretched out in an
adjoining pasture.
First attention was given to the
wounded. Their cries coming from
beneath the cars were pitiable. Fort
unatelv. the wreckage did not take fire,
The rescue party, reinforced later on
by wrecking trains carrying nurses
and surreons sent from the' nearest
available points, worked all day ana
until Ion? after dark.
The injured were rushed to a noepiiai,
several of them dying on the way.
DOUBLE WRECK ON O. R. ft. N
Two Dead; Two Engines snd
Five
Box Cars Demolished.
Pendleton. March 22. Two men are
dead, two engines demolished, and five
loaded box-cars, with their contents,
are oiled in confused mass, as a result
of a double wreck, the first In tha bis
torv of the 0. R. A N., which occurred
eieht miles east of Pendleton at 7:45
o'clock yesterday morning:. The dead
are Edward Hopple, L,a uranae, ur.,
and Engineer S. L. Risk, La Grande,
Or.
Engine No. 215, in charge of Engin
eer Risk and Fireman Hopple, was
running "light" without a trai
from Meacham to Umatilla, after hav
ing helped extra freight No. ooo up
the mountain from La Grande. In
rounding a nine-degree curve at a point
where the track skirts the Umatilla
river on one side and runs under a high
bluff on the other, the engine left the
track and plunged into the bluff.
As both the engine and the tenner
were clear of the rails, the block sig
nal registered a "clear track" to the
oncoming freight, 20 minutes behind
the engine. The crew of the latter did
not know of their danger until they
dashed around the sharp curve and
were almost upon the wreck.
Man Drops Far, Bounces
Los Angeles, Cal., March 22. While
6.000 people were watching uene bav
age make a descent at Long Beach yes
terday afternoon, his balloon collapsed
when 300 feet from the ground and he
plunged to the earth, hit on his feet.
bounded up like a rubber ball and then
fell backward on the curbing of Pacific
avenue. He was unconsicous lor a iew
minutes, but under medical attention
quickly recovered. Examination showed
that no bones were broken and he had no
internal injuries. He Is sore and
b ruined and will have to keep to his bed
for a few days.
Prolong Strike Is Voted
Philadelphia, March 22. Repudiat
ing the offer of settlement from the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit company
through the assistance of United States
Senator Penrose, the executive com
mittee of the striking carmen, late to
night voted to continue the strike
against the company until all their de
mands were granted. W. D. Mahon
the national president of the carmen';
union, who has assisted in drawing up
the proposed settlement, advocated it
acceptance, but &as outvoted by the
local carmen.
Cruisers Ready to Salt.
San Francisco, March 22. When the
cruiser North Dakota Joins the cruiser
Tennessee off the Farallon islands to
morrow afternoon the 8,600-mile voy
age of the two warships to Buenos
Ayres through the Straits of Magellan
will begin. The vessels go to join the
armored cruisers Montana and North
Carolina, and with them will represent
the United States in the naval demon
stration at the Pan-American exposi
tion to be held at Buenos Ayres.
Jap Sealers on Qround.
Victoria, B. C March 22. Japan
ese sealers will come to Behring sea
in larger numbers than ever this sea
son, according to information received
from Japan. The Victoria schooner
Peschawa, which is reported from
Monterey with 209 skins, spoke a Jap
anese schooner off California on Janu
ary 17. Her captain said that a large
number of the Japanese schooner will
cross the Pacific this season, several
having crossed already.
- nasi.
A eartaln litsrary and dtplomatla
fri.nri of ours nc IOOK lr.
in
jnai a furalaa
restaurant
iT. n.,k..i to lha coulontloa by
ths quantity of ttmulnttug wndlmenl
that a stranwir across w
dulged In. Ths atranssr sprinmwi u
unonaolnnabla OUantllJ Ol reu vvv
upon hts food and proceadfld to devour
It, to tha wonder ana aum" -
ontookara. ThertuHn. wiin
nonchalanpa. ths American
an Immenss piece of cUlil pPir-
ths atraniar added mora rca pepper,
then tha American another larger
sllca. eovered with cayrnos. and so on.
till It seemed as If win wotmi
plode. whllo the other Uiners io.
on aghast, tha American finally win
ning out with a prodigious nose aur
Ing all emulation. Century,
aspral0as tlletorr,
at.i inai liullt the city of
Thebes by the magical twanging of his
harp.
"How do you aspect w mwi i..-..-.-
Ity believe It T" atkvJ the siciiti.ra.
"I leave all Uiat." ne eaiu.
city archivist"
When It wa too ll ne reanarn u...
he had made a falnl mistaaa iy i
having a plumograph nml a motion plo
tura maohlne on the round.
Don't fall to write for beautiful
booklet containing 75 splendid photo
gravures of tha world's most c leltra
ted musicians, free. Sea Sherman,
Clay&Co.'i ad.
Mailer at rereuaalllr.
"Unci Goorae. we are studying syno-
ayms In school, and 1 want tn know the
difference between 'ctilo1 and -sneaay.
"According to your moiner, i ia me
dlfTerence between wni you
.hat lira Jones' little boy does."
fuck. .
Great Home fr Rrrrmiv
fnp all r!iittaai of thetve. ouick ri'licf
.in.T I'K'l'TIT'S EYK SALVK
All itme-riata or Howard blMa.. Huf-
falo, N. Y.
Beet lie CeaU Off.
Dlaiusted Customer I bouht a ctir
rant bun here yesterday, and found a
fly In It. I want you to eichange the
bun for another.
Confectioner Can't do that, sir: nut
If you will bring me bacK tne ny i n
give you a currant for IL Weekly Tel
egraph. -Take ott your ht!"
Rude men behind her cried.
And she (Just think of It) compiled;
Bnt they were still unsalaried.
and yelled with their mouths opened
wide.
"Take ott your rati"
Chicago News.
WAthaea erfll flail Ura. WlnaloWe SVwIhlBS
rrrup the bat remedr to nee hit taeircaUdred
luiUta tea teelhlns ferUxl.
Dlellaellr llad earea.
"Bryonia," Impetuoualy beraa the
rouns man, "I have come to a something-
o you this evening", and 1 am -In
i 10 say ttl Tou shall no put me off
any longer. It la no Joke to trine with
tha feelings of sn earneet man who
knows what ha wants. Every time t
try to be serious you change the auh
Jeot It Isn't fair to me. Ilryonia. and
I am not aolng- to stand It any more.
Tou'll have to listen to me thle lime.
I am determined "
Orlando," ehe Interrupted, amotrier-
Ing a yawn, "you are aoing too mucn
thundering In your Index.- Cblcago
Tribune.
TO CURt A COIO W OMf OAV
rake LAXATIVE BROMO Oulnlne TaMeta.
Orurewta refund nntwt If It fella 14 cure. K. W.
3KO V E 3 einature la oa rmch tail. tte.
Teapora llalaalav.
A certain young man. lifting to be
very thrifty, quit eating meat. "Frank
lin abstained from meat," quoth he.
and so will I."
But he didn't stop to consider how
prices have gone op since Franklin's
day, and especially wttbln th last few
years. The result was that when ha
bada't eaten meat for about sit
months ha waa so much money to th
good that be lost bis bead and became
on of th glided youth.
The outworn Ideals of yesterday
should be taken up very guardedly, If
at all. Puck.
Wealth.
"I understand your father Is ennr
mously wealthy," ths young man said,
casually.
Th proud beauty drew herself op to
ber full height (above her natural
height) as the replied: "Oh. well, we
get a piece of Ice that lasts until th
Ice man comes again." buffalo Ei
otess. '
Harealeee Mop.
He Is not old, he Is not young,
The Chinese laundryman Hop Lung,
The yellowed cheek, th ilantlng eye.
The humble nose, the chnek hone high,
The cheerful face, the willing hand
That serves the proudest In the land.
Ills bsck yard you may scan with car
No dirty linen airing therel
Chicago Tribune.
ti n per Word Inaerta Claaalfled ada In M lead
la papera In U. H. Kend for Hat Ilia Hake Ail
eertlaina Aim-r, 471 8. Main atreet, Iam Aa
relee, or 12 Geary St., Ban Pranelaco, Cal.
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ratbai
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uplift. II you plant gyaFh
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S Jrnllielr.il ,'-fJ
lion never -fSJ-ijLJ
JifWr vASAVr Vara of
jmXfrJt$LW study and
trtKyJTAT'AV einerlenc
jCjLjSjr.K. UkAwr.. nnkelhenire
labl- fora-ile
W QSfi 'i, V.'verywlicre. 'erry'l
ti il&drtntoa ,,!iuct.
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JfiJT nefrell. Ukk.
frias
Pac&ago
Fro
Ey.ry Man or Woman Sufjarlnj
From coniumpiion, ';"-
Ijthma, Catarrh, Nacklnj
Corh and Throat or Lung
Trouble Should Writ!
ct One.
Dr. Kill Says!
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TRIAL TKEAWLVT PACIAC- COliTW
Or. I l..ree I'l l
,..1 H II I utl i .a lall
. Ukk.
I'iMw .end " r '-Jr h'f I"-! !.,
plain -e l el- "'' 1 " ' .'
U (. m,.i I. ,1 .11.1- '- "''"',
wilt. I wlwM t a l' M '"
A J.I n
ftlata
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rti,e ..r 1-el dog.
Mae ,b..dj
"Yti'.i lalt lo edn
mit -Ia in?"
"Vr. air"
"Wl-.al'S lh itai-r1'!lon
"Well he's lual an ofl.:
try dog. yJ4
know, kind ff lr.n ni.if '
Thiil ln't il- dnlte eiioiieh.
"Ami hla name la I'rlnre ''
"I'hiit won't hrlp lo find him.
"I should think It would H'i the
enly dof I know of wiih that nam '
"Hut. mi'ljm. hnM t he eom Ulatie.
gtilahlng peculiarity or mark about
hlmr
"T-yea. etr: he likes llmlurger
cheese." Clilraso Trlhuna.
Jedaeaeall
Bometlmea. In selling mutton, ten,
AS "ftecular Itoa.ler" sadly Hotel.
The butcher fella -If the tale la true
To separate the ihe-y from the goals
TUIAU.H rf tm Nlil-IH'.M.S
S IJL
a.ur.i.'e I'aw I aw I'lila ritax trie urea
Into ei tirtty ur K' utle uthoUe. lary u
nut stour, tiilpe or oeuun. Thr are a
lunle to the atfi(i,a h, liver akl aerrrai
luiiiiorate huto.i'l of a.-m. n. TU-r eo
rw h lh hlood add enat.le tue atouia' h to
get all the atitiruhm. i,i fr.,m f,i tut n
put Into It The. ,;ui foiiii-.a bo ralo.
meli they are a'.othli,g, rvaliiiK and allm.
Blntlrr. l-'nr eale br all dniKitlata In lo,
nij W lll-e If ym tired niedlral .1
vlre. write MqnyiB a Dortora. They will
fdrlee) to the heal of thi-lr ahlllir il,,,.
lolfly free of harre III xhin i aaa
aad JclTereaa Mia,, I'hlla4.ltihia, la.
Bend 10a far trial Darkae.
HDUCt THE COST Of UV1M0;
m ""CRESCENT
BAKING POWDER
i'riSiJ 25t Fill I PniiMrt
XRexVitt'.iAY.v
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aitnilar Hllertion, i,,u,v,, ,,'7', l,
mred. No one who k i L!
-tiiSJr ivir !v."!' k-i-.w.
1. 1-.. i - 1 mi l lien eiiMa.
Aak UMir Ira..! ela-le-. ."""V
KOW-gllHK or ,1
U lh manijfrt.tirrrtt
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6rwtory;7Buv''
the BurTiagelte Cluh. ....
tag." "" Mr,.MK a Jgu
lou mar- .
Kea
I, a rime.
. j.. .. aluil here?
- kiiow ku arlUt on tbe flflh floor
., !.,e.. .frinu. "
a oao drink.
whlaile for htm to pour It
d- ib tubt.--Uul.vMI. Courts
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CAorrliat like I I ami tu (feate a f!ee)
rhat-tr Me muat t atur Hke
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tmeinraa man llae ( rnt!e to profit
by It Su' h g-ftlua wotild Dot t
may to And lo say country O, K.
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Hloui rail! phyalclan. "ua'd. rery fe
onalily, to laiul ;-.!!- !tn to m!
UBderiiaadlng lla our lold n alut
a riil!a-l-l;-hla toain-a rnaa of
Ural tet)lucle who aald to blmi
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I ran ar-t the ark eooftroo l.
Its odJ i';a;-e, and t!t t 1-iia'el Of
snloiait It enntainrd llul lio I am
saaed. my dear d'vinr. to tx'ier lht
the Chlliirea of larkct carried (hit un
wieldy Ihlbg for 40 y-ra la the wil
derness we!!, there, I rn UuBl 10 say.
By faith ttraka d.iau."
I. okle ak.aa.
"Tmctor." aaked Me h iwhftdf1aril
patient, "do you think that when penol
go to heaven thr fullow the earn oc
cupation thry did on efth"
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family phyatclan "I ahall prnuably
have ta lorn a new trade unlea yuu
happen to ee there "
llul he added !hte lnaj.1U,ly.
teed la II.
runductor-
Madam, thai Ihe im.ik-
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