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KIM OF 'BURIAL'
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LIVER, BOWELS
Reason of Parents' Illness Is
Withheld Because of Fear
of Effects on His Mind.
N'ecd of More Factories and
More Wage Earners
Is Pointed Out.
Enjoy Life! Don't Stay Bilious.
Sick", Headachy and
Constipated.
CA5CARETS" FOR
HEADACHE, COLDS,
"
MORE CONSUMERS WANTED
C o-Opa-ralMaw and So Too (real
I'.rtra-n. fimcnl la Prrparlns Had.
ar I'rxea llaman I aa tor
o f'altjr Iarvck-d.
Tru,! I the vir lith rortlatad
aisni w.it kif m t.tie of an
a4tr. tia-r.d r-afare te rrrmhf
eatinc!? of I l'homer of nmcttf
ta.t lnt b ,:iti f Aitaart. oC
Miaan.apolt a. pre. td-.nl of f'e latern.
lleRtt A ...a. l.t (- of r.otery I'lube.
tn.oire. of trio fa..-uitr of the 1 ntver
! of n,e...t. and ilud'nl of Cltle.
for T' Mr. AlOart Mae made
eteelifit- af'arir of a-itia-a an-l Ifte rsu'
baiim p.r (math II and b la wife
pave lr-n that certain farta. o 19
pUrxbim Alt .-a. - to roflatlttie
definite o. iroiift.- t.we. have rnl
Ift t W r r OO-i drtrfopmflU of i
Citi from in. h(iniiinc of M.torv.
Mr Al'jert urMTk lt ni(M Ota
af.nt tit rtt:. Mo ievod tho flrot
orf of hi al.ire In tpUmtnt I
U ho and hta wtf ho.e 4'irmif)4
a Infrniflj development.
telttral tooljol DMto.
The loot p.rt of of oddre.a to da.
atl to a mti,'4l analtei. of Portion 1
vi.a.. r a otU'i'ai af rltie, ta in
!! of tn..o law.
ilo roniu4ot witH !&. roa-omawen
at""..
Tnol rrtland undertake to moo
oooon hjr iho .-out a a'tiertiairi.t tt
aut. of the o' umbia Rir Htfitojot.
wai. k ho it'Ur. la to a (root art
ti-eaaure ao-t treroen4ei.a o .aa t t tho
nta. out whia-nj Bo ad aoi on Bcrooa
ta la.i iiroii&ii t rualra Bo
-r of
Tl Inrt oot ( IhnocM and will.
e (rik t tK e.taaiaariment of man.
tftrturiAi lada.triea. o , mark
that votj moo Bring ar pepre la f'orl-
lin.(.' ho itUmH "but thoi y "t rt
juitr m4i)rt tool eraay proM
octbi-v meat tar your rhildrera. and that
io mar hei rouraeive, rocota the
mi c t-ia rtTtrfulto voura tho ptkip-
rrtltor of tho Torctlo North
Triol rort:oo4 m tho soar !
' rt itnt oar t r a-( ra-oprl
koto i to ta Iceorc-i.
InllooV a krolralol
t tut foetloooj mit 4 oarno
IM ta ti.'t It.o f out of II4. r'o"I
ititij.l' of rtralnl. bo oalt ' II baa
too a trrpoootbla for mo ( t-o
ooaoiblo at aaralaont ldprJ
iuil of t-oelrortton horo
"I oita you cait4 rlu tho tfit
Kit tBta kr aro o laB Jour
rttf ta foil: a aivtston wht-h I putting
tn old' r 4to lo'o cur r.oB and
tftjfr nva lata natrr Thto would
BBoar ta ta a cur 0 h r tho tort-aa
af roowrvitwm. w h ir h bum inaction.
K' .Mbort mpooiiod that I'optlona
m4i rtor iBduotrtal dovoTopro'Bt.
lit t--r4 Iho ritr t4 rrarbod hat
to in it crown hra it ha4
ramo a rotolt. -hallo a4 Jobbing
root" or.4 mat Irving la l'r thrro.
Norb)t 'tipping Bo;ormB of Iht
"If ol4 rautxl aul tho dorotop-
ami of jour citt." ta wont on. -an4
Bioko It pprolrntlr olf upporting.
yot do tofora j tlo Importont
of prrlt.rl!r d-'utl'Bg Iho Bum
t r of in4utnol Mftiti "
Tfioogit r'o4i4 wtth a population
fa li of J! J a ltrrtllMHI fig
ro. ho oi4. Po I '.and f"l lodu
tr'ol popu'otioa I Urea ooougn ooy
for a rt of lVt'.
-r"rtlnl ta a tadnt roal Iho
foaoonobW crtota n4 of to ttumaa
forrxr aoor ft!r omlor'a In hor ba
ta!f. " ho sai-t Ho p l ftoaltla.
la L JlBgoloa ana IhBJtlaa. o. a
oiaiio of na( Iho human factor
taJl a'Vompl ihaOl
t a.tjarolr rfttiro Iho p"lirjr f
rotroa.-hmBl In preparing tho cltjr
iborl. wha I. arrampanird B
Vr. Albort nl Iholr laa n. Allan
r Albort Itt bb4 rraon. IJ aol II
rr. old. Uf por)an4 for Tacoma lal
i(M. Thr aro4 si Iho two-tea
liotal ii in Tarttand
ROAD WORK SURETY ASKED
Coalra tor Maal M.i la Man J
fnl toe Vmy ltrlf Ha. a.
fAtjyt . I' "po'tal P
faartng bofnro to Utato II ! Com
nwlni ..d. tontrartora JrftroT
nftoa. w no d.f tho impromnl worh
aa Iho :a .Ttga'o) lilo iH ac-l lh
rat la ., inod for H!'"N .till duo
flora on Hair rol'il T"o board lo
aa ai-tion ol. a. Trtutf K. a
tnomltor of tba roromia'an. wo Bol
p'ooont.
To lar ilg thai proprtr
aor af tfio ikmitr urofrtr-4 I '
o" ta paring for tho work,, tut l-vt
! rof'taa la par. o Iho groua4
thai lha road I fa 'Hf T "v- rontrart
ar a t trial. hln compt.a.1 altt n
opo-ifM-atiooo. inar ara not la Hm
futf la ra4 9 randitioa at thi. lima.
Orrroa ll ttaak Off) MltrO.
Olii:i)N fttT. Or.. N 21 tfpa
rtl 1 KaKiiul t tan. far Iho la:
t aar reiawtol wita th I lan k of
(ifiiai t 1 1 t . haa Boon appatatad aa-
atom ru.nir la fi I Iho t-tr
rao-mad 6t th roignattoa af Jon a K
IfumuhrT . atha bocma riMr of
lia Hank of rmT". Pr- P. Cau
f old ,.1. .a-4 Jkt' toB a ro- olltg
ll.r of tho Itaak af U"l" li'l
silirrtoa) PrMoirrr lw-.
rn.xr.tims. or. st a jtpoiai
iomrr Harinan. a pion.ar r.tit.nt
of M.r.rt.a. at Tho Ill aarlr
lt mnrniK !'. Harman aBI lo
Tho full "nir a f da ago. hoping
a chaoa of nm.t. would baoa'it hi
(aad tion. Tho ln4r brougbl lo
Ml.ortun too, gut and tho fun.ral will
to rontu-ta-t lamorraw b lha local
Ka (tit of ritma L"4g.
tnjar Salt f'r f I ld.
r in Ju-lgo li coa rt )
lini.t roturoad a ar.lii for lha d
fandanl la iho por.on.l tnlury auil
kraufii by ..par Prank againai J
-. O la. Tho ca.a graw out of al
Vg'd li r to ra.utting from a tooljt
amdant A Jwltn.al for liooa bad
aakaaV
tlwn la-agno to IV l'unrtl.
t a fuMl- mratmg it. CM In lh
Cantral lhrar.. '-po ll ba tkn fcr
orgaa i . t ta of a Woortr.w W'ttana
l-a'-u Tho t-omltl.a ta rhargo I
,omI.l f . r. Pl''l. Ml'.b,
lo,B.. Marr. P f
t. U tljoo. i. itvKclitf a4 Tt.
It. Af
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1 ) . V
hi ;
, , j -----JiV---aMaH4oai. lka't'- aM. 'BH-lfaW aw -
J- J --1 il
A. Ik .t -
II
" FEEL AX
Salary Cuts by Dieck Range
From S10 to $50 Month.
VETERANS PAY IS PRUNED
Inrtlxnatron Arrurd In rvrrvart rnrnl
IWm" of Apparrnl Prrjadlra
In Mrfbml of Making Hc-rlB-nlona
In K rwnor-a.
Vaiarana af tho ritr rricln.arlng
rUa and mm known in Iht drprt
rn.nl aa "In-bada" fall vlctlma to Com.
mii-iAnpr ntoi-k'a nrunlnr tintfo oa-
trrdar wbrn lhr wro cut malrlllir
in aata'r- Annouro-omont il null
t... mim it Mr riiak'a omDtoToa. throo
of Ihrm tttrniti In lha Bonrlca. wora
cut all lha war from J to a ntooin
Tho Il.t and lha ainouBia or tno cuts
inrl-jdaa J. II. ItanBon. itnl to tho
nr ngirir. Ij a month: W. . tTiap-
iMik onginoor. l month; O. A. Gar-
-1 1. . - MArfh- I 1 tiarrow.
grart.man ana Inatmmonl man, lit o
month: Harrr iarr. mapox-ior. -
ovnth. Bad J. K Jhr. clorh. lit a
month.
w i . , ' ? - . - - -
rut In salary tofora during too iaai
..... mo tllT. baOl CUt
ana&r throo llmoa.
aio Ira Do-laro4 PralaaWov
T'l.r. la ronaldrrmbla rooontmont In
tho drpnrtmont or Iho arralr. tna
murh aa tho mt radcad m to ln
rludo onlr iho.a who hnro tot "In bad"
for ana rao..n or anothar. or aro Bnrn
who ara otora-v. Ira tho aortrlco.
.Soti-o In writing w a glron tho man
aoatardar. Iho anion Boon proad
IhraugN to Ity iibii ana '
kind of unfatrorgblo rommonl.
J. ft- llanaon haa boon omployod hy
.... . a r.r 3t t.irt. 11a
haa tan In lha aonriro lha laat tlmo
for .bout It jaara. Barring a aaataiant
rtt rnglnaor moat of tho tlmo. Ilo
haa orod a aaaiatanl ongtnoor. -algnod
10 Iho offl-a during Mr. lark
admtnKtration. IH airy
month, and wllo tho cut will ba Ut
a fnoiathx
nr. raaraaa laa la Jo a.
A. JJ. aitm.il an cltr lurrtyar,
whir'h Boattlon now la ralld city on
gin. or 4 or bco. Ilo Uft tho Br-r--o
aftar that, and raturnod about II
oar no and bo bn rmplorod Btaad
Itr Ilo ho. boa" cut ln .alar) Iwlro
bar or by fommi.alonor IMack. Ilo ha
b- orn l" h r-rr-ttiori to Commta
atonar f'io. k. ba.tng writtan cathin
l.ti.r. to tho "tH cViro Poafd In
.lira ho ha d-clarod itr. Dlr'k
plBTtng taorlta and w so violating
Iho rl. rrttr rul.a.
J It liahr. an aaad clrrk lr lh
linldtng In. paction i4rat. Btlrrad up
irouolo ro-.rtlT whan ho wa rafqaad
a l.aao of abaaroo of dt without
par. during whi-h ttma ho plannao
trip lo hi old boma in ino r.aai.
doclarod al. hnaao ca i.ad br tho rendi
tions undr which ho worhad wss ro
aonaitio tor bio doro to ri't asy
for ra.i.
alary la oalhl.
Ill ro)uat flnailr wa grantod. bat
sol anttt Iho r..o had stlrrad op con.
sidorablo troubis. Mr tlahr Is still
awar Ills tatary Has Prn rui n a
saonta.
Marry Clarr ha boon In tno sarrlc
bout IS ysrs. Ilo is now a sa-w.r
.n. fetor An srTorl wa mado In 111
to diacbsrso blm for Insubordination,
but ha wbb r.instatad hy la "lli
turtk Board. J. '.arrow is a
draftsman and tnslrumoni mars, ana no.
boon with Iho city shout nlno y.srs.
Ho baa bo-n cut In aslsry Ihrao tlmo
Tho pro.ant rut lo I! a month, tl. A
irr.tt I a dark ilnr. Ortoba-r I. Ilt.
who is asld lo bao m-i ''"' n"
.orno of Iho bl.horupo. His ctl Is Ij
a month.
Actor, Whote Wa.et Were
Booze, Sentenced to Ranch
Tralrarasa C assart of Laadloa; Man
:plalaaw la awrl and Oraaso Is
nrowgbl I !.
REIIKMlrttNO on an empty stomach
whll 1 msnsger of th troupe
.at. T-bon steak and drinks beer I
ascriAiIng art lo romir.erctailsm. lo Ihe
opinion of Krank I'.obertson. actor.
:mploed s. leading man. Kobertaon
MK.tH yrstarday in the rourtro-'m of
1'i.tri. t Judse I')leii In th rolo of
h.s lUla Tho othar thesrlan.
iroi'p.d nolurally lu'o thnr parts and
tiilamci frtsui ia witaea stand the
IN-BADS
tjr.riT.
traitorous conduct of thrlr Irsdlng
man. t .
Ilo bad bitlrn Iho hsnd which should
hso fed blm, but mm t.-
U. A. Crowder. his head twathrd In
thick bandages, and J. Koblnson
.rfnr h.Hi. I-attnn and Lwp-
..i. i-...i.Kia b-aiia: Iiruhot ata th
othar principal chsrsclors In tho thrill
Ing courtroom scano.
- a t .it t wantad to drink.
platn4 Itobsrtaon. "But not a thing
to sal. t'rowdar was msnssrr. Us was
supposed lo pay us. unco no rbto m
i;. Another time bo threw me four
bit. Tbat'a all I r got out of this
lis wss blttsr. this leading man who
bad turned villain over num.
W. 1'M.il.f and Rohihuon eating
a hearty meal. Ho saw other members
of tho troupe eating and drinking rlicht
merrily. Hltterness nneo nis near,
and boor tfor ho could rt nothing
el.el. filled his stomach. Armed wltl
m beer bottle, he went to the room oc
ruplad by Crowder and Koblnson. Rob
In. n mi d a a hasty exit.
r t . . . .... m w Asia n n i mWT
uvn . i - -1
der. oiplalned Hobertson to tho court.
Kobsrtson promised to abandon, for
th. nra.ant hia r.rrrr behind the foot
lights. As long as he remains on th
ranch of friends near bU Helens, wnere
restaurants ara mora numerous m.n
saloons, his freedom will bs secure.
That was th court's sentence.
RULING SAVES PROPERTY
M rHKMK rOl'HT KAVOIt UtM. L.
. 1RNK. OF tl.K.
Till Held by llasbaad lravet Krrwr
aad Holdlsc al Sabtel lo Jadg
aseat Aaalaat Hiss.
fAt-KM. Or.. Nov. t.-peclal. )
Th Supreme Court todar held that
Mrs. tirar O. Barnes, wife of U K
Karnes, of llem. Is tho legal owner
of Salem property valued at fr.T30. to
which her husband has tin snt mat
It la not subject to a Judgment for
oblslned by A. H Mincer. of
California, against Mr. ftarnrs.
Tha opinion was written by Justice
Bean and affirms th decre of . :r
ruit Judg Ualloway. of Marlon Coun
tr. with th ekception that Palem prop
erty valued at IIO0J Is held subject to
tho California Judgment.
on lh ground that Mr. ftarnrs was
hi partnsr In th sale of rcrtsln
California mining claims for lUt.iiO
and had not rendered an accounting.
Spencer brought action in California
and obtained Judgment for !.. He
attempted to execute It on Palem prop
erty held In Mr. Barnes name, but bit
contention was opposed by Mrs. Barnes,
who alleged that th property belonged
lo her. ""he contended that her hus
band had bought th properly here
with her money and by nil. take legal
title wa l-tken In hia name. The
court upheld her contantlon.
Th t.roprrtle Involved Imluded the
fialem H-t'l properly, th llofer prop
erty and what Is known aa th Barber
property.
Mr. tisrnra la well known a a mining
man and Is president of tho tSalem
Capital-Journal Company.
Of incidental Interest waa the testl
rnonoy of Mr. Barnes during th hear
ing of th rase that he bad sold some
of his mining claims In California In
17 to K. IL Harrlman for 1100.000.
Mr. fpencer claimed an Interest In
these properties.
other decl.ions of the Supreme
Court todsy we. as follows:
W. (1 J. shine, appal. aat. . th Owrhee
fkitrh Compear. appao..4 from Malheur
r.u.t. Involving Irriasilon of s trart of
tasd. ep.nioa br Juatire llimai Circuit
J.isa 11 go' Jadgmsst f-r dat-rodsnl sf-
frrsn.d
.har s . TsrltrS.II and oth.ra. sfpatlant.
scsn.t W I. lliompstii. ai'PaSt.d rram
I m.n.la. aetl'-n fr damiM for paraosa.
It.)4.k.. npinlnii r. J .'.l'. tlasaon; Ircull
iuJf. i'bsipa" JuUsmsot . for p-s-otlff sf -
f .rm.-fb
l ..a. afirhetlod Sheep a tada Company,
sppai aat. .a S--hoi tirtre .No W si-
loos fount.. Involving a school aassasment;
asiolaa by Justlra Bursan; circuit Judge
Xa.aM iudgssant roe .fer.oanl irrirasL
M. t Krda a t'hauarar Kimpatrirk. t
saiianl. sseesied frora flafcer lountr; suit
fr on srrounitng: opinloo br Justice ttur.
stt. 'rruit Juteo Anderson s Judgment for
slelndff r-rl.
liMrf. II t'ool.y ta. ftnsbe ftler Pletrlet
lmpro.m.nt C"npn. sspeilsol. sppaslod
frira Ms ti.ur founfv: suit for in account
Ira ODinlon br Jtrtkro flurneit: circuit
JuUse H ' Judgtmnt for plaiatlff re-
erwd
IC l.ocito Sfstker et at . Aieiaader It.
stovk.r et al : oppaa.ad tram tiaaer cosnir:
.uit to aniat line to r.sl property: opinion
IV fl-niaf J'srlloe Hn.r.1 lHll Just. Al'
t-uii l t'oacmant for plaintiff affirmad.
y , ftofn.rs. appal'ant. aFrs.tua Has.
eon. appealed from Wallowa Count..; suit OS
s promissory Bote: opinion br Chief Juettce
Moaror Circuit Judge Knowlee Judgment for
S.r.adant of'trmed.
Ei aa M Katoa at !-. sppallsnt. vs. C
I. Hanlirt et al.. spsaaled from Tomhlll
tounta: on pelii-on for reh. Bring; former
apmioa modified, opinion by Chief Justice
Hour.
.tk.ra Breoerr Company a T. t- I.
flarnhart. et al. : appealed from Multnomah
a'ounfv; .uit lo foreclose a morlfaff : opin
ion b I'hlef Ju.llra ktoora: Judgment of
I'lru t Junta Catena modl'led
Moron for rh.a-lr wlihd-awn: Fulton
as entt -n; fchool I-Vstrlcl No. J.I a Heldea.
reh.enng -ni..l. W.iaT.r n blora. raotloa
to aiaa dcaied.
STAY WITH MOTHER SHORT
rionrcra Xow Aro Kipec-tcd to Tic
cotrr From Shock of- Kef urn of
Hoy Sappoard Pmrl Mjstcry
of Body Ilcmalns rnsolved.
OREGON CITT. Or.. Nov. 23. (tpe
clsl.) Charlcb ftursls does not yet
know of his own supposed death and
burial, nor of the finding; of the body.
Identified as hl. after his escape from
the Mate Hospital for" the Insane In
April.
Few are allowed to see htm. ano
lh... OO.I.. nnH.r reat rlct Ions, for fear
of the effect tha weird story may have
on his mind. He does not even know
the cause of his parents Illness
rwariot-.H m-iili the return of their
.tin weak from the shock
of his totally unenpected arrival yes-
terday after they nan nurioa inr. wraj
supposed to be his. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
V. i-turil. ot canny, are aiu.ij
coverlns. and Pr. H. A. Dedman. the
family physician, said tonight that he
considered them out of danger.
They were In a critical condition,
and u as feared that Mrs. Sturgla.
who la it years old. mlithl die. as the
result of th. totally unexpected ar
rival of their long-lost son. Mr. itur
gl. aged Ti years and one of the
county best-known pioneers, was able
to stand the shock better than bis
wife, and" Is rallying.
oa la Allarred A Ith Pareafs.
For the first time, the son was al
lowed to pass some time with hia par
ents todav. They were carefully pre
pared by Mrs. Bertha Hurst, the
daughter for the flrot conversation,
and he was allowed to stay only a
short time with hia parents. He saw
hia mother only for a moment, how
ever, yesterday, while Dr. I'cdman was
with her.
Charles Sturgli was committed to the
state hospital two years ago this
month, escaped last April, aiad a
bodv answering In all details the de
scription of the missing man .was
found In the mountains last May.
A friend of the fsmlly identified the
bodv. which was sent to Canby. and
on May IT a funeral waa held.
Yestrrdav afternoon, nearer sane
than be had been for years, he re
turned to Canby with a story that he
had gone to Washington, worked in a
score of towns in that etata, and had
decided to come home to visit his par
ents. Kverythlng possible Is being done to
prevent Charles Sturgla from becoming
excited. .
Mystery af Body I analved.
The matter that remains unsolved as
far as members of the Sturcis family
and officials are concerned Is whose
body was found In the monntaina back
of r.'ugrne and burled aa Charles Btur
ClsT The argument has been advanced that
this person, who so strangoly resem
wi a ... - .1-- unir.i. that h La own par
ents were unable to tell the difference.
was the victim of foul play.
The circumstances which led up to
the Identification of the body found at
Kuzene as that of Charles sturgla.
were among the most Important de
velopments in tho mystery todsy. The
. r . o..o ir.arlnr tha clothes
l 1 1 1 . I . v. " -
of the missing Charles Sturifis and
bearing the same number as wurn uj
him at the State Hospital for the In
sane, were found near Kugene.
Through the number lame County au
thorities Identified tho man as Charles
fturels. and the family at Canby was
. v ii.i.1-ii . friend of the
nntllieci. ca. a. - - - -
family, went to Kugene and Identified
the body as Charles oturgiia e.m ...;
remains were sent to Canby for the
funeral which was held on May 17.
ri .itt on making the Identifica
tion noticed particularly a soar on the
neck of the body exactly similar to
one on Charles' Sturuls ne. k. The
Identification was made lomi time
after the body was lounu
disinterred so that Burdett could ex-
rn . .h. ..vinm Ca
naveral inmaic. u. .... ,
raped with Sturgls and It developed to
day from statements ma..-- -j -himself
that several others escaped at
th earn time, and In order to crtfue
lh authorities they rhanited clothing.
In tils way. th man wearing Stur
. . wntad while Hturels.
gis ciotning a . ......... .
safe and apparently sane, visited a score
of Washington-towns oa-ii.i a. o
to his home Monday.
. ti.n.taad wss Interested In
th ease today and la willing to Investi
gate how the body now In the Canby
Cemetery came to cieain. annuls.. ...
doe not desire to take the Initiative
in in ii i a 1 1 1 . .
Th body Is burled In th Hurgis
fmllv plot in tne a.anny
Cemetery It has not been announceu
whether It will be otsinterrea or nua.
ROAD BOOSTERS OKIE
KLAtt tTH COl .TV ASSEMBLES TO
IIF.An HOBF.HT STR AHOBM.
r.albaaUsas Relaao at Bis Boaaoet at
W bleb Rallder Tells af rroject
aad Calls far Aid.
.-a a. a. -ear ritl J! Or Nov. 23.
. .. . . E-.n .11 t.arta nf Rlsmatn
t japeCIBI- a r aaiia a, a--- ---
County 400 persons assembled here last
. . . ia.-a.ia. '.M.-an
night at a osnquei aa ....... ---
Hotel to hear Hobert t-trahorn. the rail
road builder. Many visitors came from
i.a. Cauntv. Knthuslasm reigned
throughout th evening.
This affair waa tne uis
. . a..i- laa lha cciuntv. Jt
waa the culmination of a day of activity
by Mr. btrahorn and C C. Chapman,
who accompanied him. They visited the
. i - ..i t.i a H a several ad
dresses and conferred with local people
over tho proposed railroad project.
At the nanntiei me - - -
mm
Kohert
hlM.lt is
well.
I I ' I I 1 r
Best for Bad Breath, Sour
Stomach, Coated Tongue
' or Indigestion.
They're fine! CaKcarets liven jour
liver, clean your thirty feet of bowels
and sweeten your stomach. You cat one
n i i u i ,1 v- h.rnr. froiosr to bed
and in the morning your head Is clear.
tongue is clean, stomacn sweet, uiram
right and cold gone. Get a box from
.a .n-.-i.ia unH .ninv tho nicest.
j via. Ul U.QID. . .
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced, carsarets stop tia-a
headache, biliousncs. indigestion, bad
breath and constipation.
Mothers rliould- Rive a whole Cascaret
to cross, bilious, sick, feverish children
any time. Th.-y are harmless and never
grip or sicken. Adv.
aricnmed hi- xneakpr rrnrescn t i n pr all
tho Indiistrie.s of this sr-ctioi:.
C. C. Hoituc reviewed irritation work
as reprcs.-ntative of the Keclamation
i. a-.na.in Kinmpna nra'nldent Of
th Commercial Club: H. D. fortensen.
of the I'elican Bay Lumber Company;
J. M. Bedford. Government iorest tu
rt wiamnth reservation: Alex-
andcr Itoborongh. secn-tary and trcas
urcr of the ort-Bon-Cnltfornia l'owei
Companw were tho other speakers.
Mr. Chapman men tipoRe oi x-un
land's enthusiasm and t-upport. II
a L-i.m.ih a n aret the Indian reser.
vation. through which the proposed line
must pass, thrown open to private
ownership and out or uovernmenn con
trol in order that it miBht be taxed
i -v.. n....tt v nf tinwlndinaT Gov-
ernment ra-d tape would be obviated in
fecurlnn right-of-way ana oincr nec
Ions. He reviewed the
... r at.. ... rt v ami told of enthusiasm
ai i 'a n.t i-. .... .
accorded them since leaving l oruiuu,
va. niruhnm also emoliasized Port-
i .a-. i.i..t a n ii .timinrt and said his
being here was the result of Portland's
Initial effort. He aaid this section
would have to assist tno rest, m a-cn-.
a A.-..n in t-ui.inir 25 to 35 per cent
r t au pnamtitre interest and
good faith, to enable him to secure the
balance in the fc-ast.
it. .hn...H how the projected lines
rAini... Klamath wtlh other
great transrontltiiental linea to the
northeast and nortn ana tr.i. nuw
Idaho business would desert the Salt
r..i. .auk. amith and come via Harney
Valley and thi.-a city, and also how
business even on tne i-aKcview i.ro..ij.
would come north to this line and back
through Klamath to Calitornta.
D.A.C.ALUMNITO DANCE
rOIITLAM) CI.IB TO BI3 HOST TO
TEAM AFTER SYRACUSE GAME.
Invitations for Kele Ileeember" 1 Are
Sent ta Oregon Eleven In Recog
nition of Friendship.
Alumni of the Portland O. A. C
riuh will be hosts to the O. A. C. foot
ball team and the alumni and teare
from Syracuse at an informal dancing
..-a., .a Miirlci-k Hall, on Twenty-
third and Washington streets, Wednca-
.4 . .. niwa.t riAa.nihc r 1.
Invitations have also been sent to
the numbers of the University- of
Oregon football team as a ' i.-uun
a .lln.nlirv rea-nirnition Of the
anu vmiiiiii" -- - -
friendly and sportsmanlike feeling
that prevails Dctwrm iuo a. ...a
gon Institutions. The O. A. C. Glee
Club will also be asked to attend and
participate in the programme.
i. will he: Mrs. W. J
Kerr. Mrs, E. J.' Stewart, Mrs. B. F.
Irvine. Mrs. C. M. McKillips. Mrs. Dow
Walker. Mrs. W. V. Masters. Mrs.
Simon Selling. Mrs. A. C. Mclntyre.
Mrs. tarah Moore. Miss Nona Lawlor
and Miss i'lorence Holmes.
President M. 11 SSmead. of the O. A.
C. Club, has appointed the following
general committee to handle the prep-
.. . . i j .. a? T Thnmn.
araiiona ior - --
ra D ilrnvaa Mrs. Otto Laue. Mrs
Colista M. Dowling. Miss Hedwlg
Bleeg. H. H. BarDur. .miss ajmujo
Moore. T. J. AUtxen, .Mrs. c. v.. "
ar aa nnkarla M M. S. A. WilSOn
H C. Zimmerman. J. H. Gallagher. Mrs.
El I Kelley. John Baker. C. L Steb
Inger. Marlon Stokes. E. A. Olson. Mrs.
It E. Nichols. Mrs. Georgia V. Ewing.
V S Hall. F. I. Gross. J. H. Mann
and E. M. McManus.
TENANT IS TOPIC OF TALK
Robert Slrons addres(o AparCmcnl
IIoum? AwocIation.
naw...ls a. at OTIartmPnt
"It IJ aii"'TU-- v" ' " " " .
i. .h -r-mftr a ) for an lnai
. . i n dams 7H ' Kiwi 11
vidua!, once u n '" -Kobert
.ironjf Monday nlpht. discuHsins
arr.V meeg at the Library the .ub
iect of the lcKitlmate returns thwt could
h. exoetced from an apart menr-house.
, a. ct irr-ii i DAYS
n. Vt. t.rltfilh's r-upremo Arhievemait
II. say a it Is greater than hi. ""'h
of a NaUiuo." All the star, of "Birth
'."". a. I llanr. R.
rI a iv.- oa-o. " -- -- - - 7"
Wallhall
ajtBO .aaorsaa. na.....
roaado Aitken. Joaephino tro-
4 onlinunus. aa
. va a. ta 1 VI
I
tontlnuous. aa -
IWormoncea hn: II A M. I. -M-.
" l-RIC KH Matinees, lo and 13 cents;
niclals. entire loaver floor. i cents;
bala-on). ! and Ij centa.
Recipe for making a fortune with ease:
Procure a dilapidated old hotel in a lone, lorn land. Reno
vate it you will be surprised what a mere carpenter and
painter can do.' Import a band of pretty chorus ladies
and dapper young men for piazza furniture. Call them
by high sounding names. Give ihem plenty of stage
money. Let them nonchalantly discuss Standard Oil.
Now suppose there were to appear a very susceptible
young man, with a roll of money and a penchant for the
ladiesTplus a desire to own a summer resort. With Walling
ford at the helm, even though the girl in the case gives
the whole story away you can imagine what is happening
in the coming installment of
N? & TiiC NCW A0VCWTUHCS OPf
Wholesome comedy built into motion pictures of Pathe
by Charles W. Goddard, whose scenarios are living up to
his "Pauline," "Elaine," and "Goddess," reputation.
The pictures come through the local
which means mat they are certain jy within your reach.
The stories by George Randolph Chester, the creator of Wallinprford
are in the finest vein. You must read them in order to have the greatest
possible enjoyment out of these Wallingford adventures. They appear
weekly in the
The Sunday Gregorian
"V-rt.i unnnr sr-r ii 1 1 n i zp. vour prospective
tenants too closely, for one mistake i
may let into your house someone whose
presence will damage the popularity of
the house Immeasurably.
The dirty and the noisy tenant is
almost as bad for the reputation of
an apartment-house as the immoral
tenant."
8000 Serbians Itenorteil Captured.
BERLIN". Nov. 23. (By wireless to
Payville. N. Y.) Notable progress for
the Germans in the resion southeast of
I'ristina. in Serbia, w ith the capture of
81100 Serbians. 44 cannon and 22 ma
chine fruns. was announced by German
army headquarters today. The Teutonic
troops have taken 1S00 additional
Serbians prisoner and captured six
cannon.
Mrs Alovsli Drole. a poor peasant woman
In Spilallc. :n ("arnla. has cent 10 sons to
the rront. r.inm. ui nia-m o.. m.
In Poland and on the Isonzo. and two are
prisoner, or aaiar in nil.....
PAULINE FREDERICK
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Stars in a Thrilling
ella
The Story of a Treacherous Adventuress, Who Barters Her
Love for Riches
Pathe
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In -1 bV t.entleman from Indiana.
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Delicious, iDvtgorating and sustaining.
Keep it on your sideboard at home.
Don't travei without it.
A quick lunch prepared in a minuta.
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you may get a Substitute
Eclipsinor All Previous Stellar
Performances
afWll.'JtUf - IWI WM
Drama of Love and Hate
Donna
News
Travelogue
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WITH TWO GREAT SIRKKV STABS,
EDNA . JAMES
GOODRICH and CRUZE
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