The Sunday Oregonian., July 13, 1919, Section One, Page 23, Image 23

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THE ST7XDAT OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JULT 13, 1919.
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MORO EXPERIMENT
0. A. C. Regents Dine at Wasco
and Continue Trip.
CO-OPERATION IS PRAISED
Party on Return Encounters Sand
Storm and Autos Are Stalled
I'ntll Samaritan Arrives.
BY ADDISON BEX.VETT.
HERMISTOX. Or.. July II- (Spe
eial.) President Kerr aUd repents J. K.
"W'tatherford. Jefferson Myers. O. von
der Hellen and Q. M. Cornwall of Ore
iron Agricultural college, accompanied
by Mrs. Weatherford. Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
von der Hellen and Mrs. Cornwall, witb
Ths Oregonian scribe, left Hood River
yesterday morning and reached Wasco
about noon, where they bad dinner.
After dinner, the party went to th
branch experiment station near Mora,
where they met ths director. Mr.
Stephens and a coupls.Of dozen farm
rs who had gathered to greet the
party. Several hours wers passed in
going over the grounds of the station
and in discussions witb ths farmers.
Much aativfartlon was expressed by
Dr. Kerr and the regents at the way
things were being conducted, but more
particularly at ths good feeling and
fellowship existing between the work
ars of the station and the land owners
In the evening, a fine banquet was
tendered the party at the Wasco hotel
by the citizens or the county ana tne
pencil-making and eating was kept up
until midnight. This morning at
o'clock, we were on our way. in the
three machines of the party, to this
place.
Mr. Myers. Mrs. Myers and two
friends from Albany branched off
few miles east of the John Day river
to go by the way of Heppner and Pilot
Rock to meet us tomorrow at Pendle
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Weatberford
slopped at Olex to visit Mr. Weather
fords brother for a short time. Dr.
Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. Cornwall and the
writer cams on and reached here be
fore dark, after passing through the
most severe sand storm witnesses in
thla section for a long time. It became
so dark that the driver of the car could
not see ten inches ahead, and ths ma
chine was stalled. After a busy halt
hour in the blinding- storm, a near
resident came along and assisted ua
in getting started. One of our sorrowa
Is that we did not get the nsme of this
good Samaritan. Our Waterloo, as it
promised to be for a time, happened
about IS miles south of Irrigon.
We made the run of 87 miles from
Wasco here in less than ten hours, and.
bv the way. stopped and had a mighty
fins dinner at lone. After an inspec
tion of the station here we will go on
to Pendleton, where we hope to be be
fore midnight. In the morning we will
leave for the station at Union, and
from there to Baker and thence to
Burns.
IXIO.V STATION IS INSPECTED
' Prileaui. who has Just returned from
overeaa, Mr. Prideaux left with the
114th engineers, but for several months
was attached to General Pershing's
staff.
Twenty-five years ago. Charles
Sctmldt left Portland and has since been
a -esldent of New Tork. He arrived
yeierday at tbe Imperial. During the
quarter of a century he has been repre
senting a Schmidt A Co., of Astoria,
salmon dealers.
.tev. W. D. O'Brien, vice-president
of the Catholic Church Extension so
ciety, arrived from Chicago yesterday
on his way to the national convention of
tre Ancient Order of Hibernians, at
San Francico. He will assist at the
cathedral this morning.
I G. Stillman. of Boston, representing
the American Woolen association, is at
the Imperial. Mr. Stillman is a son of
Horace E. Stillman. who for 45 years
ranaied fish in Fulton market. New
Tork. The senior Stillman received the
second carload of Columbia river salmon
ever shipped across the continent. It
was sent by Seufert Brothers, of The
utiles. Frank Seufert. who heard L. G.
Stillman Is In town and started out to
look for him. says the shipment went
east in the fall of 1884. It was In the
spring of that year that 'he first car
or salmon was sent across the American
continent by Mr. Seufert. '
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LIKE SAME WOMAN
NORSEMEN LIKE OREGON
SHIPPERS AXD BUYERS END
FIRST WEEK OP VISIT.
Hood River Orchards and Astoria
Fishing Industry to Be Viewed.
Boring- Programme Extensive.
Norwegian. Swedish and Danish
shipping men and buyers, who cams
here at the invitation of the Pacific
International corporation, of thla city,
hsve found Oregon and Its products
more extensive and attractive than had
been pictured, and the extent of their
buying programme is said to have
staggered producers and manufactur
ers with whom they have come in con
tact. The party has ended the first
week of its visit.
Yesterday and today are regarded
recreation periods, ths Columbia high
way being traversed yesterday and to
day tbe Portland Golf club will be
their mecca. Tomorrow's programme
will embrace a continuation of the
plant Inspections and delving Into mar
ket conditions, and Tuesday the mem
bers will go to Hood River for a tour
of the orchard section and conference
with apple packers. Wednesday they
are slated to visit Astoria. Canned fish.
like canned fruit and vegetables, are
listed among the necessities they feel
greatly in need of and their Intention
is to invsde markers held sV Germany
nd Russia before the war, even to
selling in those countries. The salmon
canneries at Astoria are to be visited
the Interest of future buying.
Not the least important of the fea-
urea of their mission is to arrange for
he construction of steel cargo vessels.
besides trawlers for Iceland operators.
Portland will make every effort to
Thacker Says His Wife Gained
Thirty Pounds by Tak
ing Tanlac
"My wife gained thirtjv nnnnH, aiiu-.
she commenced taking 'Tanlac. and is
enjoying as good health now as she
ever did in her life," said E. E. Thacker.
a well-known section foreman on the
Spokane Inland Empire Railway,
who lives at Flora, With, while talk
ing to a Tanlac representative the
otner day.
"Many times during the past four
years," he continued. "I Just thought it
wouia do impossible for mv wife to
pasa through much more suffering. Her
siomacn was In such bad condition
when she commenced takinar Tanlac
that even a glass of water would cause
her a lot of misery. Her food always
ourea on ner stomach, and she would
be badly bloated with gas for hours at
a time. Every two or three days she
wouia nave awful cramDina- Daina
the pit of her stomach, and I have seen
her in so much agony when these spells
would come on her that perspiration
would simply pour off her. Her nerves
were in mighty bad condition, too, and
she would never sleep well. I have
known her to lie awake all night long
many times. She finally got so weak
ana run-aown mat she could hardly
drag around. She took -many differ
ent kinds of medicine, but she never
got any better until she got hold of
la mac.
"it is simply wonderful the way she
haa improved since she began taking
this Tanlac. She has taken six bottles
so far. and Is so well and strong now
mat sne can do all her housework and
the family washing besides, and It
doesn't seem to hurt her at all. She
has gained so much in weight that she
naraiy looks like tbe same woman, and
her atomach Is in fine condition. She
has a splendid appetite, and eats Just
anything she wants, and her food
agrees with her all right. She never
has those awful cramping spells any
more, and her nerves are in such good
condition that she sleeps. Just like
baby every night, I tell you, Tanlac
Is a real medicine, and I never expect
to Be without it again as long as I live.
It is the only medicine I ever saw that
does Just what they say it will do, and
I never-lose an opportunity to speak a
good word for Tanlac."
Tanlac issold in Portland by the
Owl Drug Co. Adv.
LOCAL RHEUMATICS I RHEUMACHOL
Auvist, minus iu
TAKE RHEUMACHOL
Remedy Stands Aeld Test Gives
Oregon Rheumatics.
Remedy From Reeky M nan tains New
a Sale Mere.
and vegetable tract properties) through
out the United States, said here today
that this organisation will standardise
the growing, grading, packing and
marketing of fruits and vegetables and
that it will prove of more benefit to
the growers of ths northwest than any
other movement In recent years.
The corporation already has pur
chased large orchards in the Yakima
and Wenatchee districts, he says, and
proDsDiy win buy properties in the
Walla Walla and other fruit districts.
Mr. Langdon also announced that IS
or 20 eastern capitalists would visit
and- investigate Walla Walla in the
near future with a view to locating
reach an understanding as to the ship 1 several big manufacturing plants here.
wora. since it is not aione aesirous to
ave more private contracts for the
future, but. with closer trade relations
assured between this region snd north-
rn Europe, the construction of steam
rs for the Norsemen will help to carry
northwest products to them.
O. A. C. Party Entertained by Ad
Men at Luncheon.
BY ADDISON BEXXK'
V'NIOX. Or, July IS. tfipetlal.)
President "Kerr and his party from Cor
vatlis arrived at ttwe experiment sta
tion here from Pendleton this morning.
The party reached La Grande at 1
o'clock, after a pleasant trip across the
Hue mountains A fine lunch hsd been
prepared for the party at the Hotel
Foley by the Union County Ad club
and. SO members of thst club were in
waiting. Only one of the three autos
arrived In time to participate In the
lunch and spesklng but that car con
tained two regents to uphold the cause
of Oregon Agricultural college. Mr.
Myers and Vonden Hillan.
Iu the meantime Mrs. Bruce Dennis
and a party of women had captured
Mrs Myers and feasted her at the
Fommers hotel. When the other mem
bers of the party arrived they were en
tertained by the Ad club at the Foley
and the women were taken In automo
biles to view the town. Mrs. Corn
wall waa taken ill last night at the
Hotel Pendleton, evidently from the
effects of enduring the sand , storm
yesterday in Morrow county.
With her husband she left the party
ax Pendleton and the couple will return
to Portland as soon as Mrs. Cornwall
is sble to travel.
We were Joined at La Grande by Wal
ter M. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce, who will
accompany us for the balance of the
trip. Mr. Pierce, a regent of great seal
for the Interests of Oregon Agricultural
college. i to meet us at our first
stop. Hood River, but his son Lloyd met
with an accident, causing the delay.
Tonight at Hermlston the president
and regents made a thorough-inspec
tion of the experiment station there,
praising the system of experiments
made by the director and the valuable
aid being given to the orchardists and
alfalfa growers.
Through some of the experiments the
director now is able to make an anal
ysis of the soil and to determine the
amount of water to be used for the
best growth of alfalfa.
Thus the land owners may no longer
work blind in seeding land to that
legume. If the soli is not adapted to
Ha growth they can find It out without
costly experimentation, simply by pre
senting samples of soil at the station
for free analysis.
All along the line there has come to
the ears of the president and regents!
fine testimony as to the work being
done by the stations.
It has been demonstrated that those
who consult the directors of the sta
tions and follow their advice aa to
pianttng. cultivation, selection and ro
tation of crops are far outdistancing
their haphazard neighbors, who plant
by the moon and cultivate as their
fathers and' grandfathers did.
The stations are no longer looked
upon as costly experiments, but as
the cheapest of the necessities.
Tonight, after Inspecting the station
here, wfitrh is under the direction of
Robert Withycomae, son of the lste
governor, the party will take dinner
here and then proceed to Baker, where
we hope to be before midnight.
Tomorrow morning we will start for
Burns probably passing Sunday night
at Canyon City. We ought to be at
tbe Burns station by midaf ternoon.
CITY AWAITS DE VALERA
RUPERT DUE NEXT WEEK
ESCAPED PRISO.VER EXPECTED
AT SALEM TCESDAY.
Portland to Entertain President of Federal Officials at San Diego De-
Irish Republic.
As soon as a copy of the speaking
schedule or union lie vaiera. presi
dent ' the Irish republic, now touring
this country, can be obtained in Port
land, the United Irish societies will
begin preparations for his entertain
ment here. A parade and mass meet
ing will probably be held in his honor.
The Irish executive Is to address the
liver Fugitive to State Agent
After Some Delay.
SALEM. Or, July 12. (Special.)
William Esch, special state agent, left
San Diego. Cal.. for Oregon tonight
with Clyde ("Red") Rupert, who es
caped from the state lime plant at Gold
convention of the Ancle.it Order of Hill a few months ago while serving a
Hibernians on July 17 in San Fran
cisco and may go from there to Los
Angeles and San Diego, coming north
a few days later.
Da Vetera was born in New York
and brought up in Ireland. At the time
he was made president he was pro
fessor or matnematica in a college
Dublin.
sentence for the theft of $19,500 worth
of liberty bonds from the Northwestern
National bank of Portland. The officer
and prisoner are expected to reach Sa
lem Tuesday.
When Mr. Esch arrived at San Diego
federal officers there refused to deliver
the prisoner until they had been so In
structed by the United states district
attorney. Telegrams were sent to Gov-
HmnF Olrnrt hv Mr. Esch and the for.
LICENSE RULING IS GIVEN mer. communicated with United States
VIBII 1 1 L uc; 1 l.llt J Ul LiailU,
with the result that the San Diego au-
Owncr of Slaughtering Plant Is Per- thorities were notified to surrender the
prisoner.
P. L. Schafer, R. R. 14, Box 2 A,
Beaverton. Or, has advised Rheumachol
Laboratories. Idaho Springs, Colorado,
that he is buying Rheumachol upon the
aavice oi a reuow rneumatic xie oraers
his bottle of the wonder internal rem
edy, solely because of its merit. "Please
find enclosed one dollar." wrote Mr.
Schaefer, "for which please send me
one oottie or tneumacnoi. 1 am sena
ing this order on the recommendation
of my neighbor. Mr. William Tucker."
Tbe letter Is indeed a testimonial of
the value of this wonder remedy for
gout, ana an rorme or rheumatism. Mr.
Tucker, of whom Mr. Schaefer speaks.
says in his testimonial: "The results
obtained rrom the bottle (of RHEUMA
CHOL) I received a couple of weeks
ago, were far beyond anything I ever
expected. But I think I should take
another bottle, and am sending for one
ior a rnena. " Mr. Tucker's address ie
tieaverton, Oregon. He is a firm be
liever in Rheumachol. He purchased it
unaer tne manufacturers guarantee.
DRUGGIST PRAISES RHEUMACHOL.
Frank Streamer, a druggist. Boulder.
Colorado, cannot speak too highly of
xtn c u MAt tiui
"There may be other specifics on the
maritet ior gout, lumoago and rheuma
tism, but I recommend and sell more
Rheumachol than any other specific,
I have Induced many patrons to buy
wiree ana live ootties or it, under the
guarantee of the manufacturer.
"NOT ONE OF MY PATRONS HAVE
EXPRESSED ANYTHING ELSE BUT
inr, HlUHr;sr APPROVAL FOR
KHEUMACHOL THEY HAVE ALL
EDY aAlli3ltL-u WITH YOUR BEil
BRAKCXAN SATISFIED.
Donald Langdon, railroad brakeman.
and who Is now engaged In lumbering
In Oregon, writes from Roseburg. Ore
gon. follows: "I took two bottles of
nnou.Mi.uu it took away every ache
and pain I had in my right knee and in
one shoulder. Please mail two bottles
to the Des Moines. Iowa, address en
closed, aa my sister suffers from a bad
aimuK ofc rneumatism.
Space will not permit. In this adver
tisement, to place therein all th nr..
f,Jfd. w.StMn8'tn testimonials for
RHEUMACHOL. This remedy, made
nu compounaea m tne very heart of
the Rocky Mountains, stands alons aa
the premier of remedies for the ail
ments enumerated elsewhere in this
ftuieriiBemnii.
7?,m,anli.fcturr' guarantee RHEU
MACHOL. They have watched the flow
of rheumatics to Idaho Springs, and
mve neara trom tne lips of many the
E raise of RHEUMACHOL. They do not
esitate to stand squarely behind this
preparation. A perfect blend of all
that Nature gives forth from the
Rockies, and all that science and
chemistry can cpmpound. RHEUMA
CHOL must therefore be classified
alone In Its field.
RHEUMACHOL will never be sold
a cure-all. There never will be made
fantastic claims of its curative powers.
Never will the Rheumachol Labora
tories foist their preparation on a new
market or field bv use of uncertified
claims. The manufacturers have adopt- .
ea a poucy or. letting otners speak for
the high merit of RHEUMACHOL. Ore
gonlans will appeal to fellow Orego
nlans in behalf of RHEUMACHOL.
Watch this space for the listing of
future testimonials, from Oregon, and
see what the "home folks" say about
RHEUMACHOL. You can believe the
folks at home, for they have nothing to
gain in indorsing RHEUMACHOL, only
a desire to help a fellow Oregonian
who may be suffering from gout, lum
bago or other forms of rheumatism,
YOU can BUY RHEUMACHOL for
$1.00 a bottle.
Your favorite druggist can get
RHEUMACHOL from Blumauer-Frank
Drug Co., importers and drug Jobbers,
Portland.
BUY
RHEUMACHOL
TODAY!
Tbe Premier Internal Remedy for Gout, Lumbago,
Sciatica, and All Forms of
RHEUMATISM
Is Sold for $1.00a Bottle
Under the Manufacturer's Guarantee
In the Following Named Towns and Stores:
PORTLAND
STOUT-LYONS DRUG CO.
"3 Big Stores
Northern Pacific Pharmacy, Third and Morrison
Perkins Hotel Pharmacy, Fifth and Washington
Irvington Pharmacy, East Broadway at Fifteenth
CURRINS DRUG STORE A. C CHUMASERO'S
St. Johns, Portland Vancouver, Wash.
FRANK NAU PHARMACY
Sixth and Alder
LAUE-DAVIS DRUG CO. BRINK'S PHARMACY
Third and Yamhill Thirteenth and Washington
' ALLEN'S DRUG STORE
Northwest Comer Sixteenth and Lovejoy
AND BY YOUR FAVORITE DRUGGIST
RHEUMACHOL
Is Sold in the Willamette Valley
W0ODBURN HUBBARD
Moore's Drug Store. ' Hubbard Drug Co.
SILVERT0N
George W. Steelhammer "
t Olsen Pharmacy
DALLAS
The Fuller Pharmacy INDEPENDENCE
Conrad Stafrin Pharmacy Williams Drag Co.
Dallas Pharmacy
C0RVALLIS
Berman's Drag Store
.. Graham & Wortham's Pharmacy
ALBANY FALLS CITY
Fred Dawson Pharmacy M. L. Thompson
Burkhart & Lee Drug Co.
SHERIDAN
F. W. Haas Drug Company
AMITY DAYTON
J. H. Willet, Amity Pharmacy R. L. Harris, Druggist
McMINNVILLE
Shirley-Parsons Drug Company
Peery Drug Company
Rogers Brothers Pharmacy
NEWBERG GERVAIS
Lynn B. Ferguson Gervais Drug Store
SALEM
J. C. Perry Drug Co.
Crown Drag Company
The Red Cross Pharmacy
Central Pharmacy .
William Neimeyer
OREGON CITY NEWPORT
Huntley Bros. Co. Fred Dawson
Jones Drug Co.
HILLSB0RO
HUlsboro Pharmacy
Delta Drug Store
BEAVERTON FOREST GROVE
Beaverton Drug Store Van Koughnet & Reder .
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR THE NAME OF YOUR DEALER
Astoria, Eugene, The Dalles, Hood River, and other dealers
will be listed in this space within a few days. The story of
Rheumachol will appear in daily and weekly papers in towns
listed herein, as well as in The Oregonian, for a period of one
year. We want you to KNOW Rheumachol. To KNOW it, is to
INDORSE it
mAlflUL lUMiy
FROM VERY HEART :
OF THEROCKIES
I""T,Ve. R'm",T Compounded at '
Altitude of kooo Feet. Where i
Mineral Springe Flow. ?
ferf ect Blend of .Nature and Science.
High up In the very heart of the -ofCthe
C???.Uli?m- "'n the shadow 7
tlnentl Grat,.snowy Range and Con
tinental Divide, and where Natnr.
sends forth varied minJr2l tat?iUJ
Elenin.' Jher Js Science and Nature
blended into RHEUMACHOL. There
r,hr',aCC.rJI,ng.to Henry E. Machol.
Rm-,CeUt,al. Jhemlst and president
Nt.m,a,.ch-01 Laboratories Co., does,:
ist7n,f 12 her. bm to enhance chem-
RH?-ntihTW4?ardry ' science. S
ttif1150,1, is not a "cure-all."
fit ni,T.m,ake i,nln reopU fat. nor
JL.PeopIe tnin- Neither will It re
move corns, ingrowing nails, nor can
- u i?"se1 as a beauty cream.
m.RnU.MACH0L sold under the "
wuh ?iu.r.er" Suar!tee as a remedy
2nr ?.Ktlve Pr?P"is therein for..
It liimbijo, sciatica and all forms -
fL tV,umai.1"In' U 18 tru remedy'
fin. VI- ru"urM aiimonis. it con- s
inri nnr th,?Jl. one per cent alcohol,
and DOE8 NOT contain any harmfui
drug or narcotic. "
mHHEU.MACHOL ",a blen' of all that -b8
successfully processed and .
taKon rrom hot and cold mineral waters
S..Sano sPrlngs. It contains that
ch r,ay. be blended with chemical"
properties to go into the making of a t
anmenk m sPeci" for rheumatism
RHEtTMArTrrvr. i. . , i
the outstanding result of manv years
of labor and scientific study. Its
greatest asset an rmArfv i. k
that no man or woman has yet taken its
" noi recommena, pagg it on,,y
.u dui ii ior oilier rneumatlos.
.i"wa r'medy of hifth merit and is
''' reaeon of its merit alone.
RHEUMACHOL is an internal rem
ed5,' l tal"n three times a dav, in
small doses. It is powerful in effective
Jess because Nature-hidden gifts taken
from the very heart of the Rocky
ii'J'iJUi1"8' ?iv such Power to RHEU
MACHOL. It is effective in its power
fulness, because chemistry and science
have wedded in a blend that PURIFIES
CLEANSES and DESTROYS. "
rA1rSiUM,ACil?OL w,n destroy the
CAUSE of Rheumatism. It not only
gives relief, but it seeks the very
Ef2,9,f trouble and affliction, and
DESTROTB that CAUSE It I
the kidneys and blood, and purifies theT-
inns is it a remedy that In
sures better health, in mind and body
what Nature gives forth at Idaho '
Springs is good for Rheumatism and
like ills. It required, however, the-,
reinforcement by science and chemistry
to crown RHEUMACHOL as the pre-'
mier remedy of its kind.
RHEUMACHOL is sold over the drug-'
store counter under the manufacturer's"'
guarantee. Thousands of rhmm.Hn'
sufferers have so purchased Rheuma-"
cnoi. rnone nave demanded the return
of their money. An honestly com
pounded remedy gave telling results
and made a satisfied patron. Those
who have taken Rheumachol have found -
thllt it- 1II1 th. oilI nnlnnn . I .
cause rheumatism. Thev hnu, fnuni
that this wonder remedy from the heart--of
the Rockies left a purified organ-
ism where afflicted nerves, joints, once.,.,
existed.
'I cannot recommend Rheumachol "
too highly," says Henry E. Machol,
chemist par-excellence and discoverer''
of this wonder remedy. "I have per
sonally watched results given by".'
Kheumachol In thousands of cases dur- -ing
a period of years snd years. Now,""
with Rheumachol at the peak of per
fection. I am placing it on the world-....
wide market. ;
"I have sent Rheumachol to England. "
Australia, Canada, South America and
into many states of the Union. It has
never failed to win friends, and it has'"'1
stood the acid test of time. I believe'"
that one million or two million suffer-
ers from rheumatism and kindred dis- -eases
will buy Rheumachol in 1919. I,
further believe that 99.8 of these buy- r
ers will attest to the full value of. .
Rheumachol. In so doing they will
only be doing, in proportion, what.;',
others have done before them.
"I can recommend Rheumachol to"
Oregonians and residents of Washing- -
ton and Idaho, as I have recommended"
It to thousands of folks in the eastern
and Mississippi river states, YOU will
BUT it under MY guarantee. The $1.00.
you spend for RHEUMACHOL will be
an investment in better health."
annual meeting of the Interstate or
ganization in Victoria on July 17, 18
and 1. '
mittcd to Feed Offal.
SALEM. Or.. July it. (Special.) A
man who operates a slaughtering plant
and who mixes offal with other prod
ucts and reeds it to swine owned by him
self and kept on his own premises, is
not in the business of disposing of
bodies of dead animals or of feeding
swine garbage and other offal, accord
ing to a legal opinion given by the at
torney-general today.
The opinion was given at the request
of Dairy and Food Commissioner Mickel
in the case of an operator of a Portland
Previous to the arrival of Mr. Esch
in San Diego it had been agreed be
tween Governor Olcott and Mr. Haney
that Rupert would be returned to the
Oregon penitentiary to serve the re.
mainder of his sentence. News of the
start of the officer and prisoner for
Salem was contained in a telegram re
ceived at the executive offices tonight.
kitchen at the hospital and is consid
ered harmless.
Petition Asks Changes in Case.
Asking that certain findings of the
court be stricken out and that other
findings be incorporated in the records
a petition in the case of Mrs. Eugenia
H. Taggart vs. school district No. 1
was filed with the county clerk yes
terday by attorneys for the defendant.
in Portland. Pfaff was employed in the The "case is to be taken before the su-
Asylura Fugitive Is Sought.
SALEM, Or., July 12. (Special.) At
tendants at the state hospital are in
search of A. W. Pfaff, who eloped from
that institution laBt night. Pfaff was
committed to the hospital from Multno
mah county last year. His wife resides
preme court on an appeal and the peti
tion was filed yesterday In order that
certain findings of fact in the case
might be presented before the higher
court When the case comes up.
Two Divorce Suits Filed.
Two suits for divorce were filed in
the circuit court yesterday, George El
mer Cavey asking separation from Ella
May Cavey. and K. Arvld Brandt asking
for a decree of divorce from Jeannette
Brandt.
Your Hair
Should Never
Become Gray!
Mrs. Wilcox to Come Home.
LONDON, July 12. (Special Cable.)
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, American
Why Women Grow Old
More Quickly Than
M
en
aleiivhtaHnst tl Tt Iks I ttt.v hnr nrf rWket. htLM 1TTI OFfl Vefl in hflfllf h
generals opinion the operator is not so-mat she wm ds awe to undertake r:rpftfer Ferceniasfe oi Anaemia .lack oi iron in tne tuooo Amoiiff Women Makes
thrsTmornng0Tnd travel m ITT ambu- Them Lose Much of Their Youth, Beauty and Former Attractiveness, And Become
lanca iu ouuiuaniviuu iv u un in
ubject to tt license.
ORCHARD COMBINE FORMED
Walla Walla Dealer Relate Plan I
of $125,000,000 Corporation.
Lewis Realty Men Have Meeting.
CENTRALIA. Wash., July 12. (Spe
cial. President E. S. Ooodwin of Se-
WALLA WALLA. Wash.. July 12. attle. Secretary Paul Cowgill of Seattle,
John W. Langdon. president of the and F. E. Taylor of Victoria.. and Frank
Walla Walla commercial club, and I McCrlllia of Portland, members of ths I
.leading orchardist of the northwest, executive board of the Interstate! Makes Weak, Pale Careworn Women Look and Feel Years Younger.
just nome irom an vaeiern inp ounng i rteaity association, laai nigni auenuea I
which he assisted In the organisation I a meeting in Centralia of the Lewis I
at Pittsburg of a Ji:5.00."00 corpora I County Realty association, urging
tion. which l 'buying up Mr orchard I big attendance from this county at the I
Fretf uL Nervous and Run-down
What Women Need Is Not Cosmetics or Stimulating
Drags Bat Plenty of Pure Red Blood, Rich In iron
Physician Explains How Organic iron INuxated iron, Lnnches tne
Blood, Strengthen the Nerves. Builds Up Physical Power and Often
PERSONALJWENTION.
D. E. Frederick, of the Fredorlck
Nebum store. In Seattle. Is aa arrival at
the Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A Cox. and son.
arrived at the Hotel Oregon, having
motored from Lewlaton. Idaho. '
Orville Ewlng. Pacific coast manager
for a hardware specialties company, ar
rived at the Hotel Oregon from San
Francisco yesterday and will be in the
city for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foley., of Banks,
are week-end visitors at tbe Hotel Ore
gon. Mr. Foley is connected with the
M sawmill which has been established
In that Washington county town.
"Sack to tbe old job. It sure seems
good to be bit la PoriLuid." say K. H. ,
Lift Off Corns!
Doesn't hurt! Lift touchy corns and
calluses right off with fingers
Apply a few drops of "Frgwone" upon that old.
bothersome corn. Instancy that corn stoos
hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off.
root and all, without pain or sorenes.
Hard corns, soft corns, corns
r v
d
astween the toes, and fee "y
Zr sSt. k"1 4k1n Bus on iT5
. i v botto of feet nft Y I
. rfclX off no 1
humbug! V f
i Tuiy htttUt ifFriaa
NJJ ha 4 Jew taut erf drz tttra .
Look for the woman who appears younger than a man of the same
age and you find the exception to that rast majority upon whom
anaemia lack of iron In the blood has fastened its grip and is gradually
sapping the health, vitality and beauty which every woman so longs
in retain. In most cases men safeguard their health better than women
by eating coarser foods, being: more out-of-doors and leading more
active lives, thereby keeping tneir diooq ncner in iron ana ineir Doaieu
in better physical condition. The very moment a woman al
I lows herself to become weak, nervous and run-down she is
placing a drain upon her whole system which overtaxes the
power of the blood to renew wasted tissue and keep active
the natural life forces of the body. There are thousands of
women who are ageing and breaking down at a time when
Ithev should be enjoying that perfect bodily health which
comes from plenty of iron in the blood, simply because they
are not awake to their condition. For want of iron a woman
I may looK ana xeei naggara
You Can Prevent It!
1
t;',' timtv. ant:
humbug!
and all run-down while at 50
' or 60 with good health and
plenty of iron in her blood she
may sun oe young m ieeung
and so full' of life and attractive-
ness as to dafy detection of her
real age. But a woman cannot
have beautiful rosy cheeks or an
abundance of strength and endur
ance without iron, and physicians
below have been asked to explain
why they prescribe organic iron
Nnxated Iron to help supply this
deficiency and aid in building a
race ef stronger, healthier women.
et themselves
. into condi
tion to ward
off the mil
lion., of dis
ease terms
that are al
most continu
ally around ua.
I consider
Nuxated iron
one of the
foremost blood
and body build
ers the best
to which I
have ever had
recourse."
Among' other
physicians
asked for an
opinion was Dr.
G e o r g; e H.
Baker. formr)V
Physician and Surffeon Monmouth Memorial
Hospital. He Jersey, who says: "What
women need to put roses in their cheeks
and the spring-time of life into their step
im lwu cosmetics or stimulating drugs but
plenty of rich pore blood. Without it no
woman can do credit to herself or to her
work. Iron Is one of the greatest of all
strength and blood-buildurs, and I have
found nothing; lb my experience to effective
for helping to make strong, healthy, red
blooded women as Nutated Iron.
Manufacturers' Note: Nuxated Iron which
is prescribed and recommended above by
physicians is not a secret remedy but one
which is well known to druggists every-
rM wnera. uniixe me oiaer inorganic iron proa
CfrtTS ucts it is easily assimilated, does not injure
-,h tnir hrn hlaMtr nnf iinf th
Dr. Jamea Francis Sullivan, formerly phy- suffers from iron deficiency and does not arnmach. The manufacturers guarantee suc-
fttcian of Bellevoe Hospital (Outdoor Dept.). know it. I am convinced that there are cettsful and entirely satisfactory results to
tne Vv-estcBevJter county mo- tnousanaa oi socn women wno, simpiy y every purchaser or tney wm rernna your
"Many a we man who is run- taking Nuxated Iron might readily build money. It is dispneed in this city by Uie
Ura4 out, neVvouf and Irrit&bit up their twX corpuscle increasa physical Owl Drug Co and otiiw druggisu, 1
A prominent hair and scalp spScuUtst
of Chicago has discovered the secret!
The result, sought through 40 long
years of scientific study and laboratory,;. j
research, is certain.
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Harmless to hair and scalp, it con
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Co-Lo Hair Restorer is on sale at all
stores of The Owl Drug Co. ;
! sician of BellevD
I N-w Tor, ami rh
I pital says: "Max
I do a. easiUr tired
Spent Fortune in Search
I spent 11800 in seven years treat-
ins: with phsicians. some specialists
costing me tlO a visit, only to at last
say that nothing could be done for me
that I had cartcer or ulcers of ths sttmv
ach. 1 suffered awful pains in my stom
ach, but after taking a few doses' of
AJayr'a Wonderful Remedy these all dis-.
appeared and for three years am feeling
line, it is a simple, harmless prepa-ra'
tion that removes the catarrhal muous
from the intestinal tract and allays th?
inflammation which causes practically.
all stomach, liver and intestinal si)- ;
merits, including appendicitis. One done
will convince or money refunded. Dru
gists every where. Adv. -
r
Tobacco Habit Cared-
Not only to users of pipe and cigars.
out the vicious cigarette habit Is ovsr- .
come by using ths "WITRATE" treat-.,
merit. Price, complete, postage paid,
11.60. Laue-Davls Drug Co., Third and- '
Yamhill. -ept Z. Portland. Or, (Wnsa
riling mention this papei.4 . r
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