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PHILIPPINE POLICY
HELD DETRIMENTAL
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BERS OF THE COMMITTEE WHO WILL GREET HIM ON
- HIS ARRIVAL APRIL 25.
Your Hair, How About It?
Is it falling out, getting thin, baldness coming steadily on? Dandruff and Eczema getting in their deadly
work? Maybe such is your scalp condition, and it is giving you deep concern how best to remedy it. Of
course, you have heard of hair tonics and nostrums of all sorts that will almost grow you hair while you wait.
Tour common sense does not allow you to become the dupe of such impossible assertions. And we rely on
that very same common sense of yours to determine the difference when you have heard all about and tried
Manila Business Man, in Port
land, Asserts Americans
L Are Being Driven Out.
NATIVES OPENLY INSOLENT
Dandruff and Eczema Treatment
THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTIA3ST, APRIL -4, 1915.
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Mr. Edgar, Ready to Quit Islands,
Says Others Who Have Lost All
' Cannot Leave Wilson Ad-
ministration Is Blamed.
That the policy of the United States
Government in the governing- of the
Philippines Is proving detrimental to
the Islands and Is handicapping busi
ness and commercial advancement there
is affirmed by John R. Edgar, promi
nent business man of Manila, who is
visiting in Portland. Mr. Edgar has
been in the Philippines for the past 16
years and Is well acquainted with con
ditions there. He is planning to locate
somewhere in the Northwest.
Mr. Edgar said yesterday that the
new Governor. Francis B. Harrison,
who was appointed by the Wilson Ad
ministration, had removed a large num
ber of Americans from official posi
tions and had put natives in their
places.
"The "Washington Government, in the
guise of wanting to give the natives a
square deal, has brought things to such
a situation that the government of the
islands has been turned over to the na
tives," said Mr. Edgar.
Progress la Cheeked.
"These natives, in a large number of
eases, are incompetent or rascals, and
the result has been that the progress or
the country has received a check. It
has also had the result ot making the
natives openly insolent to the whites,
so that conditions, from the standpoint
of the American residents of the is
lands, are particularly disagreeable."
Mr. Edgar said that many of the
Americans were leaving because of the
conditions brought about by the policy
of the Government. Many others, he
raid, are unable to leave, having lost
their property as the result of the busi
ness depression in the islands.
Mr. Edgar is of the opinion that the
natives of the Philippine Islands are
not ready for self-government and
never will be.
Natives Called Incapable.
"The natives are unprogresslve and
have no initiative." he said. "In addi
tion, they are indolent and the large
majority of them do not know what lib
erty is and do not care. They are in
capable of legislation, either for them
selves or for the good of the country."
Illustrating the lack of business.
ability of the natives, Mr. Edgar said
that 90 per cent of the revenues of
the country were paid by the Chinese
in business there and only 10 per cent
by the natives. The amount paid by
other nationalities, he said, was
negligible.
Mr. Edgar said that the United States
should govern the islands with a Arm,
Just hand, as the natives are only fitted
for a paternal system of government.
Relinquishment Held Better.
- "If the present policy is continued,"
he said, "it would be better for this
country to give up all claim to the
Philippines and turn the Islands over
to the government of the natives or
to some other power."
Sir. Edgar said that the islands were
a menace to this country under pres-
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I. I. Boak, Bead consul of the Woodmen of the "World will arrlv.
Portland from Denver, Colorado, on April 25 and will leave on the night of
Aprn iur ocaiLie, guius iram mere to Ban Francisco.
A special committee is planning a celebration in honor of Mr. Boak's
visit which Includes the induction of 300 new members of the Woodmen of
the World 'nto camps of Portland. There will bj a large reception by mem
bers and automobile trips are planned for Mr. Boak. On the 26th there will
be a public reception at the Masoni c Temple, at which Mayor Albee will be
the chief speaker, delivering an address ot welcome.
At San Francisco the 25th anniversary of the order in that city will be
celebrated in August and 60,000 memb ers of the order are expected to at
tend. Special trains from Pacific Coast cities will he run.
GAR MEN ARE LOYAL
All
but Five Sign Pledge to
Street Railway Heads.
OFFICIALS ARE SURPRISED
and that freedom from amalgamation
or affiliation with any union, labor or
ganization or association is the basic
principle of this organization.'
"That we hereby express our confi
dence in the officers and management
of the Portland Railway, Light &
Power Company in their willingness to
deal fairly and Justly with us as em-
and Hair Tonic
The greatest cure in the world is Prevention First; a thing prevented never hapens. If you want to rid your
self of the danger threatening your head of hair, you had best take time by the forelock and commence at once
to prevent the increasing causes. Years of the combined intelligent experience of chemist, physician, barber
and hairdresser are at your service when you buy a package of Whetzel's Hair Tonic, and if it is used as
directed will positively prevent the hair from falling out and promote a new growth. Dandruff and Eczema
speedily disappear and the scalp takes on a healthy natural appearance and condition. You are, perhaps, a
Doubting Thomas, and say to yourself "maybe it will, but my dollar will be gone if it does not." We have
thought of your condition of mind in this respect, the same as of your scalp, and we say to you, "Your Dollar
Will Be Returned to You if This Remedy Does Not Do as We Say," provided you faithfully follow the instruc
tions. No more reasonable offer could be made, and we could not afford to make it if we did not positively
know what 'we are talking about and the merits of our Hair Tonic. There is another quality in it not to be
overlooked. As a massage lotion for the face it has superior qualities, especially for men after shaving. It
removes all foreign matter from the pores of the skin, heals pimples, antiseptic for cuts and abrasions, gives
the complexion a fresh, healthy appearance, the skin a satin softness. Remember, nature has given you a
good, healthy head of hair, and it is up to you to use every intelligent method to keep it so. Be the case ever
so aggravated, or the symptom of loss ever so small, you owe it to yourself to try that which has helped thou
sands retain their hair. '
Dandruff
and Hair
For Sale by All Druggists,
Barber Shops and Hair
Dressing Establishments
and Eczema Treatment
Tonic Price $1.00 Per Bottle
None Genuine
Without the
Signature of
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Our Display, Practical Demonstration and Free Application
141 Third Street, Near Alder
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Manufactured by the WHET ZEL MFG. CO., WINONA, Washington
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ployes, individually and . collectively,
and
"Whereas, the company which em
ploys us has suffered serious loss of
revenue by reason ot the business de
pression, by the competition In the
electric lighting- field and by the dep
redations and unfair competition of the
'Jitneys in the transportation field.
"Therefore, be It further resolved:
"1. That during these, of all times.
the company should not be attacked,
but should have our most earnest and
loyal support.
"2. That each of us individually evi
dence these our sentiments by our sig
natures to these resolutions and that
the trustes of the Brotherhood be in
structed to file the originals in the ar
chives of the Brotherhood and to send
copies to the company, to the Mayor,
ELIOT SCHOOL, FOURTH GRADE PUPILS WHOSE ARTISTIC MINUET HAS BEEN SELECTED FOR ONE
OF THE CHILD WELFARE BENEFIT DIVERSIONS TOMORROW AFTERNOON AT HEILIG.
ent condition in that they might in- Actlon t9 Taken Voluntarily to Make
volve the United States in war. He '
Clear There Is No Danger of
said, however, that there was unde
veloped wealth there which would
amply pay the Government for the
building of a fleet to maintain in those
waters.
Mr. Edgar went to the Philippines
with one of the Missouri companies
daring- the war. He baa a wife and
two children at .Manila and will send
for them as soon as ha sets es
tablished here.
Strike Talcing Place In Port
land as In Seattle.
SPIRIT OF GIVING IS THEME
Rer. John K. Simpson Is Speaker at
Last of Jjenten Series at Baker.
"It Is More Blessed to Give Than to
Receive" was the subject of the address
by Rev. John E. Simpson at the noon
day Lenten service at the Baker Thea
ter yesterday. He summed up the
whole of Christianity in this brief
statement.
There is nothing wrong; with
religion." said the speaker, "it Is the
individual that is wrong;. If we were
lees prone to seek reward for our
efforts and more willing; to give our
services, the question of what is wrong;
with the church could not be raised."
The meeting was the last of the
series at the Baker Theater under the
direction of the Brotherhood of St.
Andrew.
$33,000 SUIT ON C0E HOME
Foreclosure of Mortgage Asked
Executor of Frank Estate.
by
Mrs. Fannie Frank yesterday filed
suit In County Clerk Coffey's office to
foreclose a J33.000 mortgage on the
Henry Waldo Coe home at Twenty
fifth and Lovejoy streets. The suit is
against Dr. Coe and Mrs. Viola M. Coe,
bis former wife.
Mrs. Frank filed the suit as executor
of the estate of the late Slgmund
Frank. A loan of 50, 000 had been
made on the Coe property and of this,
)17,000 had been paid. Subsequently
rr. and Mrs. Coe were divorced and
Stfrmund Frank died. Mrs. Coe now
owns a two-thirds Interest in the prop
erty and Dr. Coe one-third.
VESSEL DIVES 200 FEET
X- i , America's Latest Submarine,
Stands Tremendous Pressure.
CT7TNCT. Mass., April I. The new
submarine 1-1. built here for the
tJnited States Navy, returned tonlgrht
after a successful trial trip to Cape
Cod Bay. The boat, one of a group
or rour required oy contract to suo
merge to a depth of 200 feet, and re.
main under water at reet for 4 hours,
settled to the required depth, and, ac.
cording to those aboard, shewed no
effects from the strain of water pree
aure. The 4 hours test will be mads later.
Portland Is In no danger of a street
car strike such as took place at Seattle
a few days ago. Employes of the Fort
land Railway. Light Power Company
have voluntarily signed a statement,
addressed to the officers of the com
pany, pledging their loyalty to their
employers and promising their contin
ued fidelity to their respective duties.
The petition was circulated among all
the conductors and motormen employed
on the city and suburban' lines. All but
five of the men signed. There
1049 names on the documents when they
were presented to the officials yester-
aay.
Action Suyrlse ts OAdala.
The action came wholly as a surprise
to the officials of the company, who
were not aware that tbe papers were
being circulated until after the work
had been completed.
After the disorder In Seattle it was
reported that attempts would be made
to organize a strike among the plat
form men on the street railway lines
in Portland. One or two of the men
who organized tbe Seattle strike have
been in the city. It is said they have
tried to incite the street railway em
ployes here to leave their work on the
grounds that their organisation is not
affiliated with the National body of
streetcar men; but their efforts have
been in vain.
The Portland men have an organiza
tion known as the Brotherhood of
Electric Railway Employes. While It
is not affiliated with other branches
of organized labor, its members de
clare it answers the same purposes, to
them, as a regular labor union. The
organization Is officered and managed
entirely by the men.
Iseeretary Presents Statements,
C. H. Savage is secretary of the
brotherhood, and last night presented
the statements .to the company offi
cials, together with the following pre
amble: "Whereas. The dally press has ac
counts of a streetcar strike in Seattle,
and
Whereas, It Is reported that the same
men who started this trouble in Seattle
are planning to do the same thing in
Portland in order to force the street
car employes into the labor union offi
cered or represented by these earns
trouble makers, and
"Whereas. The Brotherhod of Btec-
trio Railway Employes of the Portland
Railway, Light tt Power Company was
organized and exists today for the dis
tinct purpose of rurtnermg tne inter
ests and welfare of Its members. -Freedom
Is Reaffirmed.
"Therefore, be it resolved. That we.
the members of the Brotherhood of
Electrlo Railway Employes of the
Portland. Railway, Light Power Cora.
cany, do most emphatically reaffirm
our earnest belief In and support of
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to the City Council and to the daily
press of Portland"
PIONEER PREACHER PASSES
Rer. W. K. Bales, 86, Survived by
10 Children, 75 Grandchildren.
sell it at so low a figure. The case
will be tried in Municipal Court tomorrow.
So popular has been the minuet of
the fourth grade of Eliot School, as it
has been given on frequent occasions,
that the Child Welfare Benefit commit
tee has obtained the children Tor' the
performance tomorrow afternoon at the
Helllg Theater. The children have been
trained by Miss Neva Patterson, teach
er of the fourth grade. In their quaint
irtlalV 1 Jitlon . of th. T constitution h iMl l' Prt''rty grace-
V Li ? V.? f S " " ful aad effeettve.. Miss Eileen Sprague
of this brotherhood. whcH reads as "nist for the novelty.
Jury in Minister's Trial Plaacreea,
ROSEBTTRO. Or- April (Special.)
After deliberating for sereral hours
the Jury In the case of D, It. Brown, a
local minister who was tried on a
rbarge ef fishing illegally ja the
follows
"This association is formed and
shall hereafter eslst upon the preposi
tlon that the employes ef the street
railways operated by the Portland
Three Burglars Sentenced.
CBNTRAL1A, Wash.. April S. Spo
Railway. Light & Power Compans- have rial.)- Curtis England, who was
sufficient ability and business Judg-1 sought for tns recent robbery ef John
ment te manage their own - affairs I O. Doss stare at Moasyrock and who
waters of the (Jmpejaa River, resetted without interference ef dictation, frera Thursday gave, himself up to Sheriff
that they wars hopelessly divided and or aliianas With any ether perssfl, firm. Fester, yesterday pleaded guilty to
an agreement was impossible. The asseeiatien, earperatisa or union what- ascend, degree burglary and. was sen.
jury was discharged, Mr, Browa pre-th-l soever, and any aatum tending toward I fenced by Judge ttlee In the Lewis
ably will s-e retried aeat wask. I strikes sr yatta is ilsceuatenaBced. I County Buparier Court ta a tsrra of one
year In the state reformatory at
Monroe. Elmer Hartley, who partial
pated In the same robbery, also plead
ed guilty and received a similar sen
tence. Walter Anderson, eopvloted of
burglary during the March term of
court, was sentenced to Monroe yes
terday.
'Payton's Chautauqua Dates Set.
DATTOV, Wash., April l.Spee!al.)
.Clark Israel, ef the Touchet Valley
Fair Association, has just received a
communication from the Ellison-White
Chautauqua System officially announc
Ing that the Chautauqua will be In
Dayton from June 23d to the 18th. in
elusive. An attractive programme has
been submitted for the approval of the
suDscrioers ana on it appear the names
of many noted entertainers.
Woman. Causes. Clean-Up s.t Baker.
BAKER. Or. April 8. (Speels.1.) As
the result ef an investigation of Baker
streets and alleys by Mrs. J, W, Huff,
whs baa charge ef the Clean-up day
movement. City Commissioner FInley
has started an active campaign, Mrs,
Huff reported that she found many of
the streets and -some yards in a de
plerasls condition.
A ilMl ahlp will carry ahnut 20 P'r rrnt
more freisht than on ot tlto itiiina ie
matte of Iroi.
COTTAGE GROVE, Or.. April S.
(Special.) Information has been re
ceived here that Rev. W. K. Bales, last
of the pioneer preachers of the early
'80s and for a long time a resident ot
London, near here, died March 17 at
MUensburc Washt and was buried
there March 30. He was 88 years old.
Mr. Bales was of the Christian de
nomination and had preaohed in nearly
every hamlet of the Willamette Valley.
During his ministry he baptized nearly
Krtn nAriDM. At no time did he have a
regular salary and the expenses of Removes
bringing up a family or ten ciuiaren
required considerable work outside of
his duties as a minister.
Mr. Bales was born in Indiana In
1829, commenced preaching in 1848, and
crossed the plains in 1861, locating at
Bethany in Marlon County.
Mr. and Mrs. Bales came to London
about 11 years ago but moved to El
lensburg last Fall. He is survived by
his widow, ten children and 76 grand
children.
GIRLS! LOTS OF
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
23-Cent Bottle of "Danderine'
Makes Hair Thick, Glossy
and Wavy.
All Dandruff, Stops
Itching Scalp and Fall
ing Hair.
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ACCIDENTS LESS FREQUENT
Washington Commission Finds De
crease With rtato Insurance.
OLTMPIA. Wash.. April t. (Special.)
After more than three years' experi
ence with the first state compensation
act put into effect In this country, the
Washington Industrial insurance com
mission finds now an appreciable de
crease In the number of Industrial acci
dents reported. For the first tnree
months of this year 2776 accidents were
reported as compared with u tor tns
name three months in isi ana kit tor
first three months of 1813. There have
been a total of 49.25 accidents report
ed in 4) months' operation.
Nearly 15,000,000 has been ooneeteu
from industries of tha state to compen
sate injured workmen. Of this ameunt
mnre than 18.000.000 has been distribut
ed in claims and pensions, about $1,
300,000 more Is invested in Interest
bearing securities to secure payment ot
pensions already granted and the va
rious olass funds have cash balances
totaling mors than $500,000.
COTTAGE GROVE UNIT UP
Swinging of Pacific Highway Into
Olty Again Is Songht.
COTTAGE GROVE. Or.. April I.
IHnactaLl The Cottage Grove Com
mercial Club again has taken up the wavy and free from dandruff Is merely
proposition of having the Pacific High- a matter of using a little OanderUie.
way swing into the city Instead of go- I It is easy and Inexpensive to have
Iuk around it as at present. The club I nice, soft hair and lots of It. Just get
took an active part in getting Ninth a IS cent bottle of Knowlton's Dander
treat onened and in getting a steel lne now all drug stores recommend It
bridge across the Coast Fork for the I apply a little as directed and within
purpose of getting tne nignway to ien minutes mere win oe an appear-
wlnsr into tne city at mat pomi.
An objection was raised to having
the highway take this route beoause
there was no convenient way to get
out ef the city to the south. The right-
of-way has now been secured for
route te the south that will eut -out
seevral turns in the present route and
give a straight road for three miles
from tbe city limits. A committee
from the Commercial Club will take
the proposition up at once with the
City Council and county court.
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To be possessed of a head ot heavy.
beautiful hair: soft, lustrous, fluffy.
ALE AD LAID TO BUTCHER
Fajlvre to Get Quoted. Prices
Charged In. Making Arrest.
Is
ance of abundance, freshness, fluffl-
ness and an incomparable gloss and
lustre, and try as you will you can not
find a trace ef dandruff or falling hair:
but your real surprise will be after
about two-weeks' use, when you will
see new bair fine and downy at first
yes but really new hair sprouting
out all over your scalp Oanderlns is,
we believe, the only sure hair grower,
destroyer of dandruff and cure for
itchy scalp and It never falls to stop
falling hair at ones.
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really la, moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and rare.
fully draw it through your hmlr tak
ing one small strand at a time. Tour
hair will be soft glossy and beautiful
in Just a few moments a delightful
surprise awaits everyone who tries this.
-Adv.
Charged with falsa advertlerag, 3. C.
Douglas, butaher In stall 10 of (he
Yamhill Sanitary Market, was arrested
by Felloe Hergeant sunn yesterday ar-
terday afternoon, on a warrant sworn
to by F, F, Smith,
Peuglaa. it is alleged, advertised that
he would sell any eut of perk for HH
oents a pound, When Mr, Smith tried
te buy the perk or that prios yesterday
f-the butcher, it is charged, refused to I
a Ann CmitiVs Ootf T wmMil to fjvarairt Vj
tjf to raliw or ooots yon not hi at. tj,ti wf( ul- 3
H If for years and tndoni hy imtriirij but inesi Rtrft
H atthwciif. Cnno puswiihly aaiTti; tkoro rxK infesr-
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