TTTE MOKXTXO OUFXrOXIATf. THfRSDAT. APRIL 16, 10OS.
THREATS TO BLOW
UPTHE PREACHERS
Moscow Ministers All Receive
Anonymous and Threat
ening Letters.
CRUSADE AGAINST SALOONS
m-tor Active In Prohibition Aai
(niton Writer Snyn He 1 Rail
Man Wbon Prop I Meddle
in Other's Tttilncs.
rOKANH Wash. Awt 16 -iSrir.-lsl.
Fvsrv Protestant lirvnian in M.vw.
ldhv be rolv.1 a letter, anrtnymrttl.
of oahiw. tn srhioli th witr. who Is
rabidly ntl-pti1iHHlon. threatens ti
rfynsmlle hint sm? nu'it. H aoMs that
h Is a ts1 roan trhon poonl mMi1is
hfr thy hev no Vustnss."
The local ministers sre Clrav1 In
rniMi1i which may rli Mnw of sa
lmons iritlun a short time, an they an
cttvulatinc netltlona which are hetna;
freely slane.1. One petition Is staneil
orly hy nronert y-owners ami Kxpnycrs.
ona hv university students ami the other
hy school rhIMron. MAvor Matthews Is
an avowed ornsaiter. ami has hcen active
In the campaign. The City Council will
he hombarrtrcl hy the petitions, which
ass that An ordinance be. rwssril prohibit
ing saloons In Miwow.
Many discourtesies Are shewn the cru
saders, hut It mtiAt he hM of the saloon
keepers ttiAt thev hAve never taken part
in the flaht If the City Council ralla
to paw the desired ordinance, the flht
will he carrVd Into the next State legis
lature. OTF. ON lU YIXti WAVER rT..XT
Fnitene to Hold Spool a I Flection on
Municipal loncs.
Ki:irNK. Or.. April 15 tSpeclal A
special election will he IwM here Satur
day. April is, to vole on three Important
matter. A hill la propose,! to reincor
porate the City of rhtirene and to amend
the city charter hy fochlddln the estab
lishment of cemeteries or additions there
to In the city limits. This hill Is Intend
ed to prevent the enlargement of the
OddfeMowa' Cemetery near the I'nlver
slty. taking In a plot of seven acres in
the heart of the city.
The second proposition is A hill pro
posed hy lnltlAti-e deslaned to prohibit
the city from issttlns Hort.OiVt of electric
liaht honda And 176 aa-llnhr honds
and to Increase the Issuable water bonds
from llW.iWO to ISM.ootV This also pro.
Idea for the proposed municipal water
plant And a water hoard.
The third hill la a proposition from the
Willamette Valley Company to sell to
the City of Kua-ena for the sum of !.
oeo Its water plant and property. More
Interest will be shown In this Issue than
In any other. Many municipal ownev
hlp people are stronaly In favor of the
rlty taking- over thla plant, and this vote,
coupled with those who Are anxious to
dlspoae of the plant and their support
ers, will prohahly carry the day In favor
of the purchase. The point, however,
which will prohahly carry the election ia
tha fact that the .UMV0u bonds which
the city wlshea to aell will prohahly not
he taken If an opposition plant Is in
operation airalnst the cite.
The determination of the people of Eu
(rene ro have as fine a wAter system as
can he procured for this city will hrlnir
out food vote next Saturday. Aside
from this point, the opportunity of se
curing Skinner's Kwtte. with Its natural
advantaxies for a cltv park. Is A stronir
Inducement In the minds of many for tha
purchase. Seven of the eluht City Coun
etlmen favor the purchase, while tha
Mayor and ona Councilman oppose It.
SOON TO RESl'ME CRAPINO
CrTlll A AIam HiTrr Ha Truck
rly T,ll on Prpaent Grd.
CORVAT.l.lS. Or.. April IS (Special 1
Kesumption of irradmr operations on the
("orvallia Alsea Ftlver Railroad are to
he resumed soon after May 1. Py that
time. It la expected tha tracklayers will
hava reached the end of the present
evade, about 14 miles south of Corvaltia
Some delay In tracklaylnr has been ex
perienced on account of delayed deliver
ies of ties, but the trouble has been re
moved, and within a short time piles of
t-ea hauled hy team and corded tip alonir
the grade will be available. The Una is
now located to a point J miles south
of Pellfonntam. 3(1 miles from Corvalll.
Tt passea two miles to the northward of
Nonrce.
VrK-oiivcr Barrack Note.
VANCOrVF.Tt BARRACKS. Wash..
April le. (Special V-Fy direction of the
Fresldent. Captain Henry O. Iarnard.
Fourteenth Infantry. Is detailed as a
member of the General Ran Corps.
Washington. D. C. Captain Learnard
waa the Adjutant of the Fourteenth In
fantry while atationed at Vancouver Bar
racks. Captain Fred W. Sladcn. Ceneral Staff,
ia ass xned to duty as secretary of the
(General S:a(T Corps, to take effect April
. isa Captain Sladen was formerly
stationed at Vancouver Barracks.
First Uleutenant Wlnfleld Harper.
Seventeenth Infantry, will proceed to
fCaahlng-ton Barracks. TMstrlot of Colum
bia and report in person to the com
manding emoer of the Oeneral Hospital
at that post for treatment.
Many Fishr Begin.
ASTORIA. Or.. April la. (Special !
The flshlna; aeaaon opened at noon to
day, and thla afternoon an unusual
larite nnmber of boats for so early In
the aeaaon were out. Tt will he two
or three days before any reliable in
formation rea-ardin; the amount of fish
in the river can he secured. lp to
today the Fish Warden has Issued II
cenaea for g-lll-neta. 17 set-nets.
14 canneries and $ cold storage planta.
rnions to Aid Initiative.
ASTORIA. Or.. April 15. (Special 1
At a meetinsT of the Astoria Central
1-ahor Council, held last evening, a
committee waa appointed to visit the
evr! I'nlons In the city and urge that
each member thereof donate one day'e
pay to the fund to carry on tha edu
cational campaign In aupport of the
propoaed initiative measure to atop
nahtng In tha Columbia River above
tidewater.
Local Option Fire It Gnu.
LA RRA.VDR. Or.. April IS (Spe
cial. W. F. Anderson, candidate for
County Clerlt nomination, was the last
public speaker In the present primary
campaign. H addreaaed an audience
en pur mlftir at tho Cnmmeretol
CUib tonlnht. He taken acI optton mn
Mn tn1nr1 nd on, on whteh to
rertue the county' expert.
ASHLAND PASSES RKROJ,CTION8
f nlvcralty Clnfc Annanncm Itself til
Faror of Appropriation.
ASHUAXD. Or.. April U (Stwlal.l
A( a recent meeting of the l nlverslty
Club of thla oily the following resolution
were adopted:
Whereas, the fctafe lelslaure at Ms last
session. reattlns; th tid of the t"(-e-piy
of Orfpiw, Incremvd the plamttng aliptM
prlailnn to lioon n
Whh. the reret-ntnlMm has been In
vlred npen lst epereprlAllrtA e that- it
will not become a law u n 1 m it receives a
ma.lnrltv of approvltig- vote In the June
elc(loA: and
Wheres. we. the members ef the Xat -versttv
rlnh. f Ashland, believe that thla
appropriation Is none tee lsre for he
iiwhIp cf oir Atnt t'nl-erltv commenettrat e
with tlie srerk rtotie and demanded hv the
latxo hicresee of the student body and hv
the rentd arewi h of the state: now. there
fore, be tt
Heolvid. By thn University Chlh ef
phisnd thst we heartily fsver and inal
mmtply il'dcrwe the HaA.OOO approprlnl Ion
and tleom It t Impcrstle dntv ef all
cMins who sre tntriMMd In the Israer
and better development of the fftate ef Ore
.n. to carrfullv consider thla laaue before
votina upon same.
CII-t,NFTTF.ns BFSIN TOO SOON
F'lve f ound In Columbia Before tliei
Season Opcna.
ASTORIA. Or.. April 15. (Special.)
Five Columbia River sill -natters
named M Kaianros. John Strallch. M.
Conatanco. .ton John and lon refsay,
were arrested hy Water Bailiff Settm
about a'ltO thla morning, aomo five
hours before the opening of the season,
for Illegal flshlna. All were making
drlfis in tha alough Just below tha old
Clifton cannery. The nlen make no de
nial of their guilt, but assert they
thought the season opened at o'clock
A. M.. in place of noon. Aa the loweat
fine under the law ia $rt each, the few
fish they caught will prove expensive.
tn Sunday night two glll-neta wera
found In the slough near Clifton and
one waa found In Cathlamet. but the
ownera eacaped In the darkneaa.
PIGEONS IN QUICK FLIGHT
PORTLAND1 TO T AfOHA IX
itovns. minitKa.
Klglit Birds rtclcased at Portland
rover l.tt Mllea In Fas-teat Time
Fver Made In Northwewt.
TACOMA. Wash.. April 18 (Special. 1
Fight homing plgeona owned by Oeorge
J. Brehtel. of Tacoma. released At Port
land. Or., this afternoon at 8:16 o'clock,
circled above their owner'a house, on
South Yakima avenue at 5:30 o'clock thla
afternoon and then alighted, having cov
ered the disaance of 1A mllea aa the
crow file In three houra and five min
utes, flying at an average speed of
miles an hour. Thla time la believed to
be the fastest ever made for such a dis
tance hy homing pigeons In the North
west None of the ettht ever made such
a long flight before. Mr. Brcchlel shipped
the pigeons to Portland this morning
in care of George Freetake. a friend.
Several dAya ago Brechtel released 14
birds at Roy and the first two came home
Inside of 16 nilmitrs. covering the dis
tance of ?0 miles at an average .rate of
more than a mile a minute. . Next week
he plans to send a number of pigeons to
Salem. Or.
IMPOS-TF.R ETS HIS SKNTFXOK
Supposed Deaf and Dumb Man Dem
onstrates Vocal Abilities.
TACOMA. Wash.. April 16 t Special. V
John Conway, allaa Oeorgo Oordon. was
arraigned today on the charge of obtain
ing money on fAlae pretenses, and. after
pleading guilty, was sentenced to the
State Penitentiary at Walla Walla for
a term of not more than five nor less
than one year.
Conway waa charged with distributing
cards, representing himself as a deaf
mute, and requesting money with which
to secure an education In tha deaf and
dumb language. These earda he dis
tributed widely here and In Aberdeen.
Conway, while drunk and after falling
through a showcase, was taken to the
police station Saturday night. Here he
demonstrated that his faculty of speech'
and sense of hearing were unimpaired.
Prpnty Prosecutor lea stated that com
plaints of this method of working upon
peoples sympathies through Imposture
have been ouite prevalent lately.
HORSE THIKF WORKS AT FOSSIIj
Steal Mare From Barn. Iearls Her
Away and Shoots Her.
FOSSIU Or.. April 16. (Special. 1
F.arly yesterday morning a horsethlef
entered tha barn of W. S. Thompson
and stole a mara belonging- to Q. V.
Knox. The animal waa traced through
the main street of tha town several
miles into the country, where It was
found tn a thicket. The thief had tried
to kill it by shooting three bullets
Into the head. When found, it was
not quite dead. however, and waa
brought back. There Is much feeling
here over the affair. ,
Fill Vacant Faculty Places.
CORVAI.I.IS. Or., April 15. (Special.)
Secretary Wilson is today mailing to
the O. A. C. Board of Regents notice of
an adjourned meeting to be held at the
college at 2 o'clock next Thursday, for
the consideration of various matters of
Importance. Several members of the fac
ulty have at various times during tha
past year given notice of a purpose to
resign at the end of the present college
year, and at the coming meeting thesa
vacancies will be filled. President Kerr
has also yarkwia plana for the current
year to lay before the board for action
In time for Incorporation in the coming
annual catalogue.
Eloping Pair Traced.
TACOMA. Wash.. April 15 9pecia!.V
Ieonard J. Gross, who several weeks ago
deserted his wife tn Tacoma to elope,
with Mrs. Kate Saul, also of Tacoma.
and for whom a warrant has been issued,
haa been located in Aberdeen, but shortly
before the arrival of an officer tha pa'r
boarded a boat for San Francisco. Offi
cers have telegraphed the Chief of Police
in San Francisco and forwarded the war
rant by mail. At Aberdeen Gross went
under the name of L. J. Leonard.
II 1X1 rORBSSfAN W. H. II.T.IS.
Has experience in Congress. Vole to
keep him there.
Both Senators from Western Oregon
and the Representative from Eastern
Oregon. Vote for ex-Governor Geer for
Congress.
Geer for Congress and a deeper Colum
bia River, with oar commercial interests
correspondingly advanced.
1 its shoes, its Rosenthal a.
ha. l5
win
Absolutely Pure
Tho only baking powder
mado with Roy al Grapo
Croam of Tartar
Na Alum, No Lima Phosphate
GREAT FOR EUGENE
Music Festival Valuable Asset
for Town.
TRIUMPH FOR CONDUCTOR
Professor Irving M. ftlon Fills lfn
cult Position With tireat Credit.
I-artre Audiences Llatcn to the
Seootwl Pay's Programme.
Bf .t. M. 01-KNT1N.
P'.l-GFVNn On. April 16.-(Special.! Tt
will be a difficult mAtter for Kugone peo
ple to go back to the ordinary matters of
ediicationAl and business life after taking
part aa muglolana and audience In anch
a aneecsafnl two-days' music festival aa
haa juat closed. It la a quick jump from
a season of Tschalkowsky. Wagner,
!Brahms, Gaul's "Holly City" and Dudley
Buck's "Golden legend" to the routine
of dally life once more.
The musical festival, viewed from edu
cational and musical viewpoints. Is a
valuable aaset to Kugone. and the great
est thing that ever happened to the man
who directed It. Professor Irving M. (Jlon,
of Rugone. .He has made good aa direc
tor of both chorus and symphony orches
tra. Ailing a difficult position with credit
to himself,
Iiarge .Andlenc) Present.
The largest audiences of , the 'festival
were present this afternoon and evening
and Vltlard Hall rang with onthuitiastlo
applausa. The afternoon concert- was
Instrumental, to which were added two
vocal solos hy Mrs. Rosa Lutlger Gannon,
contralto, trom Ponchlclll's "I,a Glwonda"
and "What the Chimney- Sang." tha
orchestration of tha latter being by Herr
Roaenbecker. Mrs. Gannon was In ex
cellent voice and received throe recalls,
Vr. Van Oordt. solo violinist, played a
l-m1nu(e concerto by Tschalkowsky. his
encore being a fantasia on the sentot
from "Lucia." Mr. Wagner, aolo Cellist,
played a lS-mlnitte ' Boellmnn selection,
hts encore being "Ths Swan" by Snlnt
Saens. The orchestral numbers conaiated
of: Overture, "Da Ballo" (Sullivan) two
Ooldmark Wedding finite numbers: two
of Brahms' Hungarian, Dances; "Dance
of the ylpha" and -"Hungarian' March"
by Berlloa. "Minuet of tho Fly." fkibulka.
Tho playing of tha orchestra received a
flattering reception and the liveliest In
terest was displayed in tha throbbing
music of tho big haro.
F1n Work of Chorus.
At the closing concert tonight hy tha
Symphony Orchestra one number was the
overture of "Tannhaenaer," by Wagner,
which made a hlg hit, the encore being
the "Vorsplel" from "Txihengrln." The
principal attraction, however, was a
really line dramatio rendition of Dudley
Buck s American cantata, "The Golden
T-egend." the text being aupplled from
TongfeUow's poem. ' Genevieve Clark
Wllaon was the TOsle Rose T.utiger
Gannon, the Bertha: John B. Miller, the
Prince Henry, and Arthur Mlddleton. the
Iuclfer and Friar Paul. Soloists, chorus
and especially the msle voice section all
did good work, the unaccompanied selec
tions being Impressive.
Dudley Ruck, who wrote "The Golden
Lerend," was born at Hartford. Conn.,
In 13, and was the son of a mer
chant who Intended that his son should
be a business man. But the bov's
tastes wer toward music. Most of
his musical education was received at
Lelpxlg. where, at the conservatory, his
fellow-pupils wrra Arthur Sullivan. .1
F. Barnett. Walter Racha and Carl
Rosa. Buck also studied at Paris, and
began the active duties of his profes
sion as organist and teacher in Chi
csgo. where he remained until 171,
when tha tire destroyed his house, li
brary and valuable manuscripts. Bos
ton and New York successively claimed
him. and about this time he served
for one season ss assistant conductor
In Theodore Thomas" Orchestra. In
18S7 he becsme organist of Holy Trin
ity church. Brooklyn. X. Y-. where he
remained many years and won world
wide recognition, both as organist and
composer. Ho is ona of the few mu
sical composers who has so wisely
maanged his business affairs that ho
haa obtained adequate remuneration
from his labors. His compositions in
clude: "Golden Legend," a symphonio can
tata: "Tha Light of Asia." and "Co
lumbus," both cantatas. Mr. Buck Is
also tha composer of many anthems
and church services for the Episcopal
church, also vocal and organ music.
His "Deaeret." an operetta In three
acts, was performed at the Lyceum
theater. New York. October. 1880. His
"Marmlon." symphonic overture, must
also ba Included.
SHARP ADVANCE IX SHINGLES
Tacoma Lnmhermen Giva Notice of
Raise) of 15 and 20 Cents.
TACOMA. Wash.. April 16. (Special.)
Lumbermen are sending notices to East
em customers of an advance of 15 cents
a thousand on star shingles and 30 cents
on clears. While lumber dealers will not
concede that an advance has been made,
it is well understood that an advance suf
ficient to cover tha rate difference or
about fS.fin a thousand, is under consider
ation if the bond plan goes through as
contemplated.
It is said the higher prices have been
foroed by reason of tha fact that under
in kit &
tha plan for the honda In groups-a cash
deposit must be made to cover all con
tingent rate differences.
PKAD OF THF. NOTtTWH F.ST
Mary Palmer.
JORDAN VALLKT. Or.. April 16.-
Mary Palmer, wife of Kred J. rainier,
one of the beat-known merchants of
Malheur county, died at the Rocka
while en route to Ontario for treat
ment. The death occurred April P.
Mrs. Palmer was 3! yeara of age and
leavea five children. The funeral waa
held In Jordan Valley. Saturday, April
II. and tho interment waa In the ceme
tery here. People from 40 miles
around were present at tha funeral.
William (ion Id.
WtfSTON. Or., April 16. (Special.) .
WIMlAm Gould. An eerly aettler of
Weston, died last night of paralyala.
He is auf-vived by s widow, two sons
and one daughter. He left a valuable
estnto consisting of farm land and
town proper! y.
AFFIDAVIT FROM HOUSES
SENATOR Fn.TON OBTAINS
MORE AMMI XITIOX.
Racks I'p Reply to Hrncy in Oregon
City SSpeech hy Statement From
Kj-RoiirosenMitlve.
ORHXMW CITY. Or.. April l&.-Spe-elal.)
United States Senator C. W. Ful
ton addressed a large audience tonight
at Shlvoly Opera-llouse, which waa
crowded wllh people to hear what tho
Senator had to say about Francis J.
Heney. and his recent utterances. A
feature of Mr. Fulton's addresa waa tha
reading of an affidavit from J. J.
ilouser, of Tillamook, who was a member
of the legislature from Jackson County
In INT. and who uses strong language
against Heney. who stated in a puhllo
speech that Houser had been approached
hy Kulton In the Interest of Senator
Mitoliell'a candidacy for re-election. Tha
aflidavlt follows:
Ststa of Oroaon. County of Tillamook. S. 8.
I, J. J. Houeer, being first duly sworn ac
cording to law. depose and say:
That I was a member of the House dur
ing the lhT session of the T,eff Inlet nre. be
In chosen from Jackson Ctunty. That C
VV. Fulton nvr eonfrre,t with me at snv
time during the leslslstlve session, either
In the Interest of John H. Mitchell's candi
dacy or In any regsrd to tha organisation
ef the Tseglplatura.
That so fsr as I know. Mr Pulton knew
nothing about my receiving the s;t:.on men
tioned by Mr. HtMr In his recent Portlsnd
speech. That 1 state on oath that P". .1
Heney Is a damned liar, or snv one else
who says that r had any desltnsa or trans
actions with Mr. Simon, directly or Indi
rectly, tn regard to tha election ef a Sena
tor or tha organisation of the legislature.
X had no conversation whatever with Mr.
Fulton concerntnr Mr. Mitchell's election or
anything pertaining to Mr. Mlti-holl's In
terest. (Signed! J. J, WVirsnn
Subscribed and sworn to before J. R.
I,amb. County Clerk.
Tha reading of this affidavit hy Mr.
Fulton excited intense Interest in the
audience. He handled Heney without
gloves, denying specifically every charge
brought agAlnst him.
itor.r.R . siNxrvrr m.
For District Attorney.
"Indict hy Grand Jury."
Ask Him
Ask your doctor about taking
Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla.
Trust him. Do exactly as he says.
AyersSdrsaparilla
NON-ALCOHOLIC
Lips white? ; Cheeks pale?
Consult your doctor.
Bad skin ? Weak nerves ?
Consult your doctor.
No appetite? Poor digestion? Discouraged?
Consult your doctor.
We hate no secrets I We publish
the formulas of all our medicines.
J. C. AYER CO.. Manufacturing Chemists, Lowell, Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla and all other Remedies at
Lowest prices in Oregon. .Everything cut rate.
Lipman-Wolfe's Owl Cat-Rate Drugstore.
BIG SAVINGS ON PICTURES
Values to $3.50, This Week Only $1.39
Any woman with nn eye
aales. For Thursday, Friday
tures that would look well on
Reproductions; of Oil Paintiiiirw artd" Water Colors
in neat, irolil. I'intKlioii ft-amos, with hitiitl-mottnlotl or
naments, hians 12x24 nnrl 1j3s'J0.
tlfrminn Pawlola in jrolil IVamos, gonitinn Ktcliiiigs,
plain grnvurps, in 2-ini'h srpia framoa, glass sio
C'npid .Asleep and Avako, laiyn sip, in 2-inch
frames.
RUBBER GOODS
REDUCED
Rnhhnr Gloves, rep. $1.2"i. Tf
special 'w
Corhhinntion Rulilter Sponijo and
Path Spray, reS. $2.00, CI 00
speoiHl s? I.OJ
Nrrew-tiip lea Cap, rr(j. C0j
$1.20. special UJl
Ked Rnlihor Fountain Svrinse,
regular $2.20, i0
special f let J
Rnhhcr-lined Sponge Bairn,
Shorted sizes
Ruliher Sponges, reg. 7."e,
special
43c
Red Rnlihor
D5e, special .
Red Rubber
70r, special .
Toys
::..23c
Toys
reg.
53c
The latest Umbrellas in neir
Persian designs tvith perfectly
stunning handles. A large variety
of colors to select from.
Children's Umbrellas, with fancy
handles, just the thing for
little folks 85t to $2.O0
Novel ties for Easter
Look into our Washington-streot
window and s the largo assort
ment of Easter Novelties we have
on display. There are many
others on the inside, so if you
don't see what yon want, come in
and ask about the other ones.
Prices from 5 to $2.."iO
Kaster Kgg Dyes, package
Buster Browr Transfers
PEOPLE MUST HAVE POWER
CAK'K SPKAKS TO IAIU.K CiATlI
KRIXfl AT SAI.F.M.
Says PolUk'Hl Party Rcfnln: to
Obey Proplo Will J Power.
Oinmhrrlaln Approve.
SAIKM. Or.. April 15. SpociAl. Thut
th politic) purty which rfurs tforr.v
out th will of th pooplt will noon jri
out of pnw(r wns th kynot of tha
Hdilrew drlivcrf! In the nprra-hoii in
Ralem tonight by II. M. k candidate
for Tnltrd Slates Senator. Thl wan
Mr. Cwke's first apppH-ranr in Saloni
dnrln this rampHtpn and- It wan the or
raftion for a Inrjr flssi'mbllim of a1vo
rntrs of thr pooplw'a choir) for Senator,
amoriK thnwo In attendance hdna; his ex
cetlenoy. (Jeorsre K. Chaanberlaln.
Onvernor rhamberln In. who hopes to
defeat In Jun the. Republican aspirant
who ahall win the nomination next Fri
day, occupied a bnck aeat tonlprht, in
which inconspicuous position he listened,
attentively and took frequent notes. Ho
did not Join In tho applause, hut smiled
broadly when Mr. Cake asserted. In an
emphatic? manner, "when a state, Ue
puhlicyi hy 30,000 majority, elects a
Blood thin?
Losing flesh?
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.
to economy can save
and Saturday selling
your walls.
EASTER GOODS
Cloven, Bag,
Umbrellas
Only s few days h e f o r a
F.aster. No time to waste.
Come in today or tomorrow and
seleet your Hand Hag from our
large stoek. The Bracelet. Hag
is the latest thing on Broad
way. We have it.
Woodlark RoscSpray
For roses, house plants, vines,
small and large fruit trees, etc.
Far superior to Paris green or
any ordinary sprays. Destroys
all insects that feed on tho petals
or foliage of roses, vines and
house plants.
Pint, bottle 25
uart. hottlo rOt
(lallon can $l.r0
Woodlark Spray Pumj Vt74?
temocrat to oflVa yon may rest assured
that there la good reason for It." Ho
looked imrrwnaoly pleased again whn th
speaker declared, "whether a maorlty of
the legislature lo composed of Statement
No. 1 men or not, the people aro going
to demand tiiar thtir will be obeyed In
th election of a t'nlled State Senator.
Tho sentiment a here quoted show tha
ffernral nature of Mr. Cake's address.
After Riving- his approval to what are
known aa Roosevelt policies, ho explained
and discussed at length the popular elec
tion of Senatorn under .Statement No. 1.
He denouncfid the Republican voters'
choice pledge aa no mora applicable to
election of Senators than to tho eleetlon
of Congressmen and snld thst if he
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You Can't Cure
Constipation With a Whip
The canaa of constipation ia tha tree of
harsh physic.
It begins with th occasional use oi
salts and harsh pills. They Irritate
thebowel lining, as shown by the
griping and pain.
Then Nature hardens that lining, just
as she hardens the skin where yon
constantly irritate it. The lining
like the skin becomes calloused.
Its natural functions cease.
Then yon take physic oftenor then
larger doses.
Eventually the bowel lining grows so
hard that yon hare chronic consti
pation. Tills" can't cure that tronbie, for
they were the cause of it.
Yon most do now what yon should
have done at first. Take aothiag
bat Caacsreta.
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should wia. the nomination next lriday
and should bo defeated by f IhambeVlaln
at tha Juno election, ho would rwt havo
tha nerva to coma before, tha legislature,
seeking an election next "Winter, even If
tho 1-eglslatura should not b pledger! to
I Statement Wo. 1.
-Jerome Simmons, who waa a member of
the TfCglHlaluro In l!Vt- and again tn 1P07,
presided and Introduced Mr, Cake in a
brief comparison of tho old and new
mothoda of electing Senators.
Ttoth Senators from Western Oregon
and tho JlepresentJitiva from Ka stern
Oregon. Vote fop ex-Oovernor Oner for
Congress
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Take one night and morning if tha
bowels are calloused. But the lin
ings will soon become natural. Then
you'll need less.
Before very long, the bowels do all
that is necessary. Then you are well.
But tha next time the bowels need
temporary help, remember not to
abuse them.
Carctrotm rs cas6r tablets. Ther am soM
br ail dnurffists. bat otw in baOc Be sare te
(at Um rnaine. wttb C CC oo every taakM.
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