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4 THE MORXIXO OKECOyiAy. THURSDAY, JAXVAXZ 13. 1916.
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KKCENT PICTl RE OF FORMER PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF MEXICO, WHO IS AT DEATH'S DOOR.
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HARBOR SAWMILLS
S.crm Sweeping Northwest Is
Worst Experienced in
" Several Years.
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GEH. HUERTA DYING
Last Rites Administered and
Family Called to Bedside.
INDICTMENT IS RETURNED
riMillTOV ll. MOKK !OW
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nvrTkOr Oltnvr, Or . Jaa. 13
ipti1 k Ta aatb.r tod ka aa
a aalttura of xia aa aJriaal. Tb.r
ka kaa aa olid aad tk tbrnamlar
baa r!a4 akoat fram Tir Ik
litl-O af 1 1. aaaoar l.ft talkt.
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a a a-aai. tk a:y aa!a4 -
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I'rtirral t.ranJ Jarj Jaabrnlia He all
of larrailcailoa lo C'oart a
Ulr of ri-Iki-lalor of Mri
taro Iraa lo Voar.
Kt. TAJ". Jan. I! Th drklli of
"aaraaxal Vk-lorlana llu.rta. n-a pro
alaioaal l'r.ld.al of M.tla-o. a aa aBO
avrtarllr p:t4 tonmhL Al
arirarK Itucrlaa lamlly raJlail lo
hi tUdaida
Tk final Hr'iniili wrr admin
lat.r.d al cloak.
IN ASTOM.i. T, Jaa. It Gn
rl Vlcioriana llurt. hl formrr pr
. hav.lti c aarnt. Joa IL Katnr. sod tn
otn.ra war ItxJictad hrr today by a
kdrl craad Jury for conaplracy to
aloiat Ik nulralltr law
lljrrta aa ariaalad In Nar Mmlco
altk Ura.ral -cual Oroiro arrrral
month aao arhll on route lo KI I'aao
to lak rotnmand. It aa rhara.d. of
aa ntlri Ba rolulonry nior
Bnl In Math o. arhlrb uppoa-dly ara
prorrpto.1 by th Orntlflro lm-nt.
II a al liberty in HI I'aao on bond
for a lima, bul altar Orn.ral troo
)umtad hi bond and flad. Ilurrta ara
arr.afd a a military prlonrr and
until hta rr-nl lllnn alrtainrd In
rort luua. .ros-o latr hill-d In
a battl altk dopuii arar Van Horn.
Trx.
TRA1H SERVICE KEPT UP
ALL aOVa.M(.IITIU K I IM K!T
TiK:-i OIT Ol LINK.
tl.ad ta kaaa-raaaral, C'all-
faralai aaasa Traabk lUprrU
rn-r4 Krrplaa Trarka Clear. .
Train arrvira. up la an varly hour
last PIKbl. hkd aoi viffrrl natarlally
ob account of tha ktorm.
Train ar arrltrin In Portland with
normal proruptn and r(ularily. All
th anoa.f laklinc quipmnl ba bn
pr-d Into arira.
Tha uihro l'a-lfl" rrport
a far outh a "Tmrit Som trou
hl ha ba pi l-d up In th rrd- of
th iaiklyoa Mountain, bul th r
Hir train ka barn handled or
that portion of th lln wiihoul rloua
dlay. A Ira 111 a-roaa tk track
n.ar Xltrar on lh Tillamook road
yaaaiarday an4 dlaya4 traina Th Ob
trija-ttoa ar rmov4 lat alabt.
Th prlnoipal iroubl on th 0.-W.
It. a .N ma ha ban found btwa
I'ortUnd and Tha Wllaa
O.W. II. A N. train No. IT. from
Oilraco. arrlT.d in Portland Iraa than
an hour lata lt nlaht. Olh.r train
ar runnlnc on a-h4ula
Tn North Hank road I fiihtlnr
hard la kp It Ho biwan l'ortland
ando pokan op a, aad altk eonaidar
abia urra.a
lltr.ra Portland and "aaaltl th
Northern pkrifle haa hpl th lln opn
and th fx-Mlr on all Hoc la up lo
tha normal atanrtard.
SERVANTS GET ESTATE
Mill, or -ana. u r HtwiiTifj i
riu;o rott rHOBkTat.
trllaa la 1114 I B by Trlatnuk '
pk laaa Thiol. alaU. aa4
Japan C'aak fit.
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To l-o Thi.l. a maid, and T. M
Tat.iahl. Japaao cook, bulk r-nla
for I .ar In b houprhold of lou
K Hamilton. Ik lat aoa-lal aorkrr l.ft
kar aat.r fortuna Tk a-lll a a a ftld
for probat with County Clark Coffey
.trda.
Tk properly of VI 'a. Hamilton wa
raoatli In ral ait. ali an ln
IrtB.K luo of about HVti'l, kut o
klly ni-umbrq Ikal after all
marttafta and Indrbtadn.a ar rirared
aaay Ike reaidaa will amount probably
ta on!y a fa a- ikouanda.
Prabatikc af tk will la hIJ up by
a .l.rra from Hla hard H. Coolida.
a attorney at float on. who rrpraaent
tor( M. Ilryn. a nephew, th only
blood rltl or M ra Hamilton, with
in .sr.pi torn cf a brotk.r. Jokn torx
a rva addr.a. la not known.
Tk iicram rqut that no action
ti taka In lb ad mm lat ration of th
iate ar probata of aa -alld"" will
uatal Ik .ndr may be heard from and
Jvt t'itan laau-l ord.ra to thl
affect. Mr. Ilryn bad twit ben tela-
rapbed with racard to fan.ral ar
raaaoaaat. bat anewerad neither mea-
- a
Attrrn A. F. nl aad Gor
p. Jaaeph wr namd by Mr, liamil
oa aa icator for her eit. Th
will waa tatad Nawmker 34. 1 1 1.
llwaaklc Arpeal Mrm Caa?.
MILWAVivIil. Or, Jaa. II, iSp-
rlal.) Tk Mllaaukl Council haa In
trurted t'lly Attorna-y ISkulaaoa to ap
pal lha raae wfcareln a property owner
on Front tr.t raitd payment of
aiyimrni for parinc lh Ireel and
okiamed declaion In hi for la lh
lower court. Tha amount directly In
eoltred I ll. Ik aemal. but the
whole MMrarni for lha lmpro-em.nl
of tha atreel. !.. may bo larall
da 14.
TEXT TO BE USED ON TEST
Suiat-rlntrntlenl I'roptar MctlioU to
.Luminal "Crammln'."
n.l.CM. Or.. Jan. It fHpeclaD In
v. . i . , t .. n. al.alh arada axam
Inalion a n.w plan of allowlnc pupil
to rrfr to mrir ii w. i
inc qualion In L'nited Stat bitory
and cil ornaril will b tried. J.
A. Churrhut Huprrlnl.nd.nl of Public
lnt ruction, announced today.
While tboae taklna the tat will be
permitted to refer lo their textbook,
lh queition will be o framed to
teat thir abllly lo prt; what lhy
kae learned la clear, com laa Ian-
(ua.
Tba advaniace oi iurn a pian. nu
pertnlendent Churchill points out, are
lhal ll permits the Instructor lo em
phaaisa the historical erenl which sr
deemed Important. II will Ble "th
teacher arealer freedom and eliminate
-crammlnc" oa lha part of the pupils.
INDICTMENT IS ATTACKED
CaMtlng Aaitle of Miinlrr rinding
by Grand alurjr Aikcd.
KLAMATH FALIJ. Or.. Jsn. II
ISircial.) The recently-found indict
ment of the Klamath County (rand
Jury charrln-c A. Krnent Lawrence and
Mr. and Mr. Our Hunter with the
murder of Mr. Alma Kauhne In the
l-ndd Hollow fued some time o u
bitterly sttsrked today In Circuit Court
here by W. II. A. ilenner, attorney lor
Lftwrence. with a motion lo hare ssnre
t saldc.
The motion charge that no sufficient
! farts are sllesed to conntltute a crime;
that no such crime as Iiml ucsree
murder now exists la OreKon.
The around sr slmllsr to thoxe
ui-jn which demurrer to the Indict
ment anftlnat Mr. and Mrs. Hunter ws
la-rd. which demurrer wss overruled
by Judse Kuykrndsll.
SUNDAY CLOSING IS VOTE
t'orrat iroc Kcrp Theater Prom
0rnlnc by IJirirc Majority.
Kolt EST GKOVE. Or., Jan. 11. Ope
riaL At the city election held here
Tueaday more than 7o rotes wer
csst. Two tickets were In the Odd,
the people's ticket, nominated at the
recular caucua. and the clllsens' con
erestlve ticket.
The question of openlnc the picture
show on ttunday waa before the voters,
snd they detested the openlns of shows
by la majority. Tha entire people
ticket was elected as follow: Mayor.
Uor O. patron. Incumbent: Treas
urer. Hobert P. Wins: rlecorder. M. K.
Markham: Aldermen. W. H. Coon and
Ivee J. Hoar, re-elected, snd lr. R. P.
Nixon.
CLUB TO PLAN DRAINAGE
Kneene Commrrrlal Body May Pro
ftlde l and for Start.
KI'OKXK. Or. Jan. 11. peclal.l
The Kusene Commercial Club will take
lb mutative In plans lo drain the
Laona Tom and Amazon districts. In
whi-h It eatlmsted that there are
l. acres of land rendered absolutely,
uaa-leas by excerr.lv water and .iv
arrea which can be only partially culti
vated because of exceaslve water, ac
cording la a dectalon announced at the
weekly club luacbean today.
Tka club may furnish the funds
necessary for aettina th plan under
way. It la eatltrated that this will
taka II,
YOUTHS CONFESS HOLDUP
lour Arrr-alod for Itobblnf First
Mrrrt Crorrr.
Four youths wer rresleil and
charaed with hlahway robbery early
last nicht by l" el-tlv Leonard and
tuvall. who Inveatlsated the robbery
of C. A. Ciiurchlll Tueaday nlKht. when
12 1 wa taken from him In hi store
at tti First street. The officer aay
lh bora confeed.
Tho arrested were: Frank Seles
tins, I": Joe Ouerrers. 19: John Coo
ler. 1. and Olen Kiockdale. 1. The
revolver ud In th holdup was due
out of tha snow at Second and Mont
gomery treet by the police last night-
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY IS HIT
snow. Hal a and hannhlna Alter
nate; Malts Hampered.
GRANTS PASS. Or- Jan. 11. 'Spe
cial. For sva day the whole Konue
Hlvvr Valley ha experienced almost a
constant snow or rain. Hays Hill and
the Illinois Valley are almost Iropaa
sbl. the rural malls either are areat
ly delayed or held op. the snow In the
mountain Is several feet deep while
in tha valley snow, rain and sunshine
alternate.
The streams ar not yet swollen, as
he moisture Is Kolna Into the tround,
guarantee...; bounulu, crops,
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25c Resinol Soap 186
10c Physicians' and Surgeons' Soap,
cake :...7& 3 for 19
10c "Wood-Lark'' Milled Glycerine
Soap, 4 for. . 25
10c Lister's Antiseptic Soap, 3 for
only 16d
15c Liebi.j's Skin Soap, 3 for. . .24d
10c Stork Castile Soap, 3 for. .18
10c Colgate's English Process Soap,
3 for 25
10c Tyee Mechanics' Soap, 3 for 18tJ
n . P1..1 o af "Ufa ..".
IUC OKHt, o iur xcyv
10c Flash, 3 for 19d
10c Kirk's Sandalwood Soap, 3 for
nnltf 17
' r4Li3 10c Colgate's Big Bath. 3 for..25d
. iaa iiiui .vav v " "x-
at only . .- 15d
10c Jergen's Toilet and Bath Tablets,
assorted odors, dozen 8oC
5c Congo Coco Soap, 1 dozen in
box 39t
15c Broadway Bath Soap and 25c
Rubber Sponge, both for 15fi
25c bar Floating Castile Soap. -17d
25c Hind's Cream Soap 17
10c Valiant's Antiseptic Skin Soap. 3
for 17c
5c Grandpa's Tar Soap, 6 for 25c
25c Poslam Soap 18c
10c Jap Rose Soap, 3 for 19c
10c Valiant's Juniper Tar Soap, ii
for 17c
20c Antiseptic Calendula Soap. 3
for 40c
10c Maxine Elliott Complexion Soap,
3 for 18c
25c Hygienic Soap, unscented, 3 for
only 50c
10c Kirk's Soap, assorted odors, o
for 17c
10c White Castile Soap, 3 for. .18c
10c Stearns' Sandalwood Bath Tab
lets, 3 for. .. : 17c
10c Prize Baby Soap, 3 for 18c
10c Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap,
3 for . 19c
10c Stuart's Buttermilk and Cucum
ber Soap, 3 for 17c"
10c Eutopia Soap, 3 for 16c
Trading Stamps Go
With Soap, of Course
Ilk- H
JUDGE SETS LIMIT
Attacks on Catholics Not to Be
Read in Full in Court.
BOOKS ARE IDENTIFIED
Defense Overruled In Trial of Pub-lIslM-rs
Accused of Misuse of
Malls In Circulating; Mat
ter Libeling Church.
JOPLIX. Slo.. Jsn. 15. Limits' as to
the extent certain newspaper articles
and excerpts from the book, upon
which chsrges of misuse of malls are
based by the Government might be
i th. inrv were set by Judge
Van Valkenburgh in the trial of the
slleged publishers of the Mensce. a
weekly newspaper. In Federal Court
here today.
This action of the court overruled
objections entered by attorney for the
defense, who Insisted that the articles
snd chapters should be read In full, ao
thst the Jurors may determine from
the context whether the matter In
question Is Indecent or immorsU t.
kt. Wilson. United States District At
torney. Insisted thst only portions or
the articles and chapters had been
placed in evidence. ,
Juris- Van Valkenburuh then passed
on the matter submitted. Indicating
parts of article, and P,rUo" k"'
tain chapters in the book which might
be admitted. . . .
n....-e. read contained
.11 a u t vi i
charsra of Immorality asralnst mem
bers of the istnonc cier-. ...
Mr. Nonnie J. Wilson, of fet. Louis
Identified a copy of a ,bo"karin
title "The Pope. Chief of White felav
ers. High Priest of Intrigue a. be
ing one of two copies she 'd.wer
mailed to her by the Menace Pul
ing Company, of Aurora. Mo., a defend
ant In the trial. . , .
Cnder cross-exsmlnaUon by J. L
Pheppsrd. attorney for the defense,
lira Wilson testified she wss a Ro
me n Catholic.
BROTHER HUHTER SLA1H
PKItRT I.OWB MISTAKE- FOR DEER
OX TRIP WITH AtDE.1 LOWE.
Men Atlesapt Caver Large Seetlea
of Mill, aad Moving Object la the
Brash Draws Deadly Fire,
F.CGF.NK. Or, Jsn, 11. (Special.)
Perry Lowe, aged 1. was accidentally
r;..' rn... .in. wifn his brother.
aiiteu . ii". - ------ -
Afden Lowe, sgod 12. todsy. He was
fc. .1 . TPaB, . maa
hot tnrougn i.ne ooo. aa,.
were nesr their home at V Ids, on the
McKensle River, about 10 miles from
.- . o.m i-naa-M u mistaken by
his brother for a deer. K-
After dinner me two men ...
ta hunt. They had traveled about a
mile, on moving along the foot of a
hill, snd the other working his way to
the ereat of the ridge. Aider, observed
n object moving in the brush snd
. ' . ,.i k,ikar who WSS
fireo. i ni iw-a
on the higher land, screamed. Alden
ran to him sna inen .......
r L - . .a., una returned with
ance. out oy - - - .
Si. father. John Lowe. Perry . ded.
There were out ewo J --
lly and they lived with their father,
who is betwn 0 and year, of age.
..r wa.-r.ltmv van iiaad for CV
i ry?.ri!" They had tn accustomed
. k. lak ihllrihfM.d.
tO hunt Ogeorr -".v.
Coroner eaicn - v. , . . ,
day of the accident. He said he
" . .. .w.. Innna.l would
did not believe inav aa. ...
be neceesary.
farmeiotSjinned
LA. CRAXDB I SELECTED FOR
1IOMEM AKERS WEEK.
Eaatera Orecaa Beaaloa Is Scfcedaled
far Jary 8-Febrary C
Pracraaaaae la Arraased.
OREGON" AG RICtTLTURAL COL
LEGE. Jan. 11. (Special.) An Eastern
Oregon Farmers' and Homemakers
Week is to be staged at La Grande.
January J to February . according to
aa announcement made here todajr by
Ulractor Hetxel. of the Extension Ser-
TThls meeting will correspond to the
Farmer' aol liomemakers JN'eek
which ha Just been closed at the Ag
ricultural College. Arrangements
hsve been completed for a road con
ference, an Irrigation and drainage
conference and an Eastern Oregon Parent-Teachers'
Congress and negotia
tions. Th. nrnarremme has been arranged so
as to give special emphasis to certain
lines of work eson aay. mciuueu ...
the subjects will be agronomy, includ
inc work in Irrigation and drainage:
animal husbandry: dairying: good
roads: and rural credits and organisa
tion. There will be Farmers' Union. and
Grange day. .
The work In Eastern Oregon will be
offered in co-operation with the Farm
ers' Union, the Orange, the Women's
Club, the Commercial Club of La Grande
and several other organizations. Pro
fessor Larson will leave todsy to uper
viso arrangements for the course.
FUNERAL TO BE TOMORROW
Services for Mr. Joseph Fotimal
Will Be Held In Gervals.
OERVA1S. Or.. Jan. 12. (Special.)
Mrs. Joseph Foumal, who died at her
home one and one-half miles wetit of
Gervais Tuesdsy .of pneumonia, was
born in Belgium in 1840. came to
America In 1851 and settled in Wis
consin. She married in 1856. moved to
North Dakota in 1888, and came to
Oregon in 1881.
Her husband died five years ago. she
Is survived by 11 children. . Charley.
Marie and Jennie, of Gervais; Joe,
Mose and Mrs. H. K. Bennett, of Ore
gon City; Mrs. W. R. Kingsland. of
Elko Nev.: Mrs. J N. Jones and John,
of Antwync. Wash.; Mrs. C. H. Jamless,
of Canby: Gus. of Bend. Or., and 17
grandchildren and two great grand
children. The funeral will be held Friday at
10 o'clock from the Sacred Heart
Church in Gervais, with interment in
Gervais Cemetery.
I s
Itanchman's Bon Also Killed.
EL a PASO. Tex.. Jan. 12. Bart
Kramer, a son of a ranchman in the
Guerrero" district, about 100 miles from
the scene of the recent massacre of
foreigners, also haa been killed by
bandits, according to word received to
night from the Madera Lumber Com
pany employes, at Madera, Chihuahua.
Thousands of Coreans have applied for
Russian cltlsenshlp. with a view of Join
In the Russian army.
BROKE HIMSELF OF
SMOKING QGARETTES
A St. Louis Man Broke Himself of
Smokinr Cigarette and Chewing
by Simple Home Remedy.
Harry Riska. a well-known resident
living at 1421 S. 11th St., 6t. Louis. Mo.,
broke himself of the cigarette habit
and chewing with a simple recipe that
he mixed at home. In reply to the ques
tion a to what he used he mads the
following tatement: "I used a simple
reclp which I mixed at borne and
which Is as follows: To Z ox. of water
add 20 grains of Muriate of Ammonia, a
small box of Varlex Compound and 10
gr. of Pepsin. I took a teaspoonful
three times a day. Any druggist can
mix it for you at Tory little cost.
This recipe can be taken yourself
or given secretly to another In coffee,
tea or milk or in food as It has no
taste, color or smell and ia perfectly
harmless." Adv.
"T1Z' -A JOY TO
E, TIRED FEET
SOR
Use Tizw for aching, burning,
puf fed-up' feet and corns
or callouses.
-Good-bye, ore feet, burning feet,
swollen feet, tender feet, tired feet.
Good-bye, corns, callouses, bunions
and raw spots. No more shoe tightness,
no more limping with pain or drawing
up your face in agony. "Tlx" is magical,
acts right off. "Til" draws out all the
poisonous exudations which putt up the
feet. Use Tlx" and wear smaller shoes.
Use "Tlx" and forget your foot misery.
Ah! how comfortable your feet feeL
Get a 15-cent box of Tis" now at
any druggist or department store. Don't
suffer. Have good feet, glad feet, feet
that never svell. never hurt, never get
tired. A year's foot comfort guaranteed
or money, refunded. Adv.
r Z 1 a
makes clear sKirvs
hair
and good
The regular use of R esinol Soap for the
toilet, bath and shampoo, can usually b
relied on to keep the complexion clear,
the hands white and soft, and the haif
healthy, glossy and free from dandruff.
If the akin or scalp is already in bad condition. 1
short treatment with Resinol Ointment may first b
necessary to restore its normal health. Resinol Soaa
snd Ointment are sold by all drutirists. For samples
free, write to Dept. 18-P, Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
Men with lender faces find that Rcs
Vtol Shaving Stick prevents irritation.
WOMEN
SHOULD
GET THIS HABIT
ISWI
Don't eat bite of breakfast un
til you drink glass of
- hot water.
Happy, bright, alert, vigorous and
vivacious, a good clear skin, a natural,
rosy complexion and freedom from ill
ness are assured only by clean, healthy
blood. If only every woman and like
wise every man could realize the
wonders of the morning inside bath,
what a gratifying change would take
P Instead of the thousands of sickly,
anaemic-looking men, women and girls
with pasty or muddy complexions; in
stead of the multitudes of "nerve
wrejks," "rundowns," "brain fags" and
pessimists, we should see a virile,
optimistic throng of rosy-cheeked peo
ple everywhere.
An inside bath Is had by drinking
each morning before breakfast a glass
of real hoc water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate In it to wash
from the stomach. livjr, kidneys and
10 yards of bowels the previous day's
indigestible waste, sour fermentations
and poisons, thus cleansing, sweeten
ing and freshening the entire alimen
tary canal before putting more food
into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bil
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds, snd particularly those who have
a pallid, sallow complexion and who .
are constipated very often, are urged
to obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store, which will
cost but a trifle, but Is sufficient to
demonstrate the quick and remarkable
change in both health and appearance
awaiting those who practice internal
sanitation. We must remember that'
Inside cleanliness is more important
than outside, because the skin does not
absorb impurities to contaminate the
blood, while the pores in the thirty
feet of bowels do. Adv.
FEEL YOUNG!
It's Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
For You!
Beware of the habit of constipation.
It develops from Just a few constipated
days, unless you take yourself In hand.
Coax tha Jaded bowel muscles back .
to noTrnal action with Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calo
mel. Don't force them to unnatural
action with severe medicines or by
merely flushing out the tntesunes with
nasty, sickening cathartics,
Dr Edwards believes in gentleness,
persistency and Nature's assistance.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets open th
bowels: their action is gentle, yet posi
tive. There is never any pain or grip
ing when Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
are used. Just the kind of treatment
old persons should have.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a veg
etable compound mixed with olive oil.
you will know them by their olive
color. Take one or two occasionally
and have no trouble with your liver,
bowels or stomach. lOo and 25c per
box. AH druggists. ,
The Olive Tablet Company, Colum
bus, O, Adv.
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