Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, January 22, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLittle Soldiers In your blood are the millions of corpuscles that defend you against disease. To make and keep these little soldiers healthy and strong, is simply to make and keep the blood of the right quality and quantity. This is jutt what Hood's Sareaparilla does it helps the little soldiers in your blood to fight disease for you. It cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous ness, dyspepsia, general debility, and builds up the whole system. Stltl Had Hopes. "Say," queried the wise guy. "don't you ever get discouraged In trying to get something for nothing?" "Xnw," replied the granger, who hat Just invested In his twenty-third gold brick. Tre noticed th' other feller allers gits bis that way, an' meuby in th' course uv time I'll be th' other feller." Detroit Tribune. MAKE OLD SILVER NEW Hare you some old. tarnished Knives. Forks and Spoon that look bad? Would you like to have them plated with pure silver to they will look and wear like (olid silver? SEND IS YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS and give ua a Hat of what you have that needa refinUhinir and we will send you by return mail full information and particulars how to have it done at little coat. It Doesn't Cost You a Cent to Learn It Simply send ua your name and address, as above, and we will do as we atrroe. CILCG.'l rLATi'iu liuiillj, Siitcf Dtpailiutiil 16th and Alder Streets. Portland, Oregor WINCHESTER RIFLES AT FACTORY PRICES K Sirnrle Shot. (Model 1902) $3.50 22 Single Shot, (Model 1904) 5 CO T Repeater, (Model 1906) 8 50 2 Repeater. (Model 1890) 10.80 25-20, i-20. 38-40. 44-40. (Model 1892)... 13.15 25-35. 30-30. octagon barrel. (Model '94) 16.53 NO CHARCE FOR CASING OR CARTAGE Send for our price list Save ex press charges on eastern catalogue house prices. HUDSON ARMS CO. 9&!& HAVE YOU EVER USED "IMPERIAL" RICE? Imported Rice, superior quality. Comes in bulk or 3-lb. bags. If your dealer doesn't keep it send ua his name and addresa. We also handle all classes of Domestic Rice at lowest prices. The only Rice Mill and largest dealers on the coast. PORTLAND RICE MILLING COMPANY PORTLAND, OREGON VISITING CARDS WEDDING INVITATIONS MONOGRAM STATIONERY There's nothing so genteel m engraved work that is artistically done. We do the finest work on the Pacific Coast, at most reasonable prices. We will mail you specimens of latest letter. fir- and wording of invitations, etc., upon request. Send us your name on a postal card. KILHAM STATIONERY AND PRINTING CO. PORTLAND The cleanest.- VgmV lightest. -and -fl ' J most comfortable CT TrTflTD at the same time IT cheapest in the tl ena Decause h weare longest 3Q9 Everywhere very garment quar- anreea warerproor Catalog free I T C. Gee Wo The Chinese Doctor This wondeful man has made a life study of the properties of Roots, Herbs and Barks, and is pivinpr the world the benefit of his services. A No Mercury, Poisons A or Druss Used. No Jga, Operations or Cutting Guarantees to cure Catarrh, Asthma, Luntr, Stomach and Kidney troubles, and all Private Diseases of Men and Women. A SURE CANCER CURE Junt received from Pekin, China safe, sure and reliable. Unfailing in its works. If yo x cannot call, write for symptom blank and cir :ular. Inclose 4 centa in stamps, CONSULTATION FREE The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. 4 ?U. rirttf C r,xm UmwUah PaII. Cim J FNU No. 62-08 w HKX writing to advertisers pleas miiiinn mn paper. Miss or Mr.T "Fighting Bob" Evans, during his last stay In Washington, wns one even ing a guest at a bouse where be met a number of the younger set of the capi tal. As the admiral was leaving be chanced to pick up from the floor a very dnlnty handkerchief, edged with lace. He was gravely inspecting this "trifle, light as air," when a rather effeminate-looking young man hastened forward to claim It "Tour sister's, no doubt," said th ad miral, as be banded ft over. "Oh, no," said the young man, "It's mine." Evans scrutinized the young man' closely. "Would you mind telling me what size hairpins you use?" he asked, after a pause. Mothers will find Mrs. WInloWs Bnnthlne Syrup the Iks', remedy to use fot their ciL'tdxn luring the tee tiling period. Dom Pedro Little Joke. Dom Pedro I., Emperor of Brazil, was one of royalty's strong men. On the occasion of a carnival he arranged matters so that he was standing on the bow of the royal barge between two of bis stateliest courtiers. Suddenly, In the midst of the festivi ties the King reached out, .grasped a courtier with each hand, and, after holding thom for a few moments squirming in the air and bogging to be released, he relaxed his grip. and al lowed them . to drop plump Into the water, amid the frantic applause of tb huge crowd that had assembled to view liieir monarch. The King juiut;d iieui t ily In the general hilarity; but what the drenched courtiers thought about this exquisite Joke Is not recorded. CITC St. Vitas' Dance ana "rvons umeanen ptrma lllJnenU7 cnxmi by llr. 1 .Ine'a Oreat Nerve Re storer. Hend for FREE $2.00 trial bottle and treatise. Dr. H. H. Kline. IxL, Kl Arch Bt., Philadelphia, Pa. Omitted. The two old neighbors had met on the street. "Mornin', Sam." said the first" "1 hear your son Bill has got through coV leg successfully." "Ye)," raid the other -"Learn anytuln'?" . "Yep." ' "What's he got ont of it chiefly?'' "lie kin speak seven languages." "Fine !" "Oh, I dunno. Trouble Is they forgol to teach him any idoes to express wlti 'cm." New York Herald. To Breal: In New shoes. Always shake in Alton's Foot-Ease, apowder. cure hot, sweating, aching, swollen feet, iires corns, imrrowini; nails and bunions. At .1 druggists and shoe sterea, aic. Dont accept lysuuaiitute. Sample mailed FREE. Addreti lieu S. Olmsted, LeKoy.N. Y. Only a Queatlon ol Time. "Georje," asked Mrs. Ferguson, "1mv you written that letter to Aunt Hepsy yet to ask her to come and spend ths winter with us?". "No, but I'll not forget it I-aura," an swered Mr. Ferguson. "I've cut a notch in my thumb nail, and when I come to it in trimming the nail it will remind me of it." "May I ask where you cut that, notch?" "Er at the root of the nail, Laura.',' Legal Note. A London city man recently wrote to a lawyer in another town asking for Information touching the stnndiug of a person there who had owed the Lon doner a considerable sum of money for ;i long time. "What property has he that I could attach?" was one of the questions asked. The lawyer's reply wns to the point. "The person to whom you refer." he wrote, "died a year ngo. He has left nothing subject to attach ment except a widow." Punch. Glrl.i '1'aunrlit l.lf e-avlng. A course In life-saving has been in ititutitl among the women students of 'oluinbia University for the purpose of linking them us udept as men In res uiug drowning persons. They receive .he regular life-saving drill, including Lite grips and breaks, towing to Bhore ind artificial respiration. A fully lressed girl is thrown Into the water at me end of the swimming tank, and ther girls are obliged to rescue her from the opposite end and take her back, which Is already done In 57 sec nds. This new departure in co-education has become Immensely popular. . ' Th Pearl. Th pearl Is nothing but carbonate of lime, and vinegar or any other acid will eat away the polished surface In a few moments, ab for the opal, hot water It fatal to It, destroying Its Are, and some times causing it to crack. Soap is a deadly enemy of the turquoise. If a turquoise ring is kept on the hand while washing, In a shoTt time the blue stones will turn to a dingy green. rm KM W1 MP' EI l4 Stop Coughing! Nothing breaks down tho health to quickly and positively uaperautenl cough. If you have a cough give It attention now. You can relieve it quickly with PISO'S CURE. Famous (or half a century as the reliable remedy for coughs, colds, hoanensat, bronchitis, asthma and kindred ailments. Fine for children At all druggists, 25 eta. 1 mm mam Fu3 DENAlllr ED ALCOHOL. Dregon AgrUul ural College Gives Ire formation n This Subject. BfC E. Bradley. reeon Agricultural Collega f orvaiiis. On June 7, 193G, congress passed a law removing the internal revenue tax of $3.07 per ga Ion on grain alcohol which had been properly denatured or rendered unfit lor drinking purposes by the addition of certain materials, such as wood alcohol, benzine or py ridine. It was hoped that by the re moval of this tax alcohol could be ob tained cheaply enough to compete with petroleum for light and fuel. The demand for such alcohol can be read ily seen when we note that approxi mately 3,000,030 gallons of gasoline are consumed daily in the country and that the increased demand for it, due to the development of the modern ex plosion motor, has doubled its price in the last ten years. Indiana and Ohio oils contain only about 5 per cent of gasoline and the per cent of the lighter distillate in California and Texas crude oil is very low. The supply of gasoline therefore seems to be limited, but the demand increasing. Alcohol, it has been demonstrated, can meet this demand. Furthermore, the annual consumption of kerosene in the United States approximates 1. 000,000,000 gallons, three-fourths o' which are probably used by the far mers. Since one gallon of alcohol i equivalent to two gallons of kerosene for lighting purposes, S75.000.000 gal lons of alcohol could be used on the farms of this country each year. This would require for its production 140, 000.000 bushels of corn, or 5,000,000 acre, an increase of 5 niT rent over that now grown. If made from pota toes, this 375,000,000 gallons of alcohol would require 450,0oo.ooo bushels, or 5,000,000 acres, an increase of 60 per cent over that now produced. The present consumption of alcohol amounts to but 16,000,000 gallons per year. Ethyl or grain alcohol is a natural product, formed by the fermentation of various kinds of sugar through the agency of yeast organisms. Since starch is readily convertible into su gar by either natural or artificial means, materials which contain nota ble quantities of either starch or su I gar may be utilized for making alco- hoi. The more important sources of alcohol are the cereals, potatoes, mo lasses and fruits. In France alcohol is chiefly made from the susar beet, in Germany from the potato, and in America from corn. A bushel of corn will yield approximately 2 gallons ol 95 per cent alcohel; a bushel of pota toes three-fourths of a gallon and a bushel of apples cae-third of a gallon. In the large distilleries it costs about 17 cents if manufacture and place on the market one gallon of al cohol. a.d the cost of the raw material used brings this o-dinarily to approx imately 30 centii. Allowing for the necessary profit, al.ohol will reach the consumer at about (0 cents per gallon. But alcohol at 40 cents can compete with kerosene at J- cents for lighting purposes, since alcohol has twice the illuminating value of kerosene, and in competition kerosene can never de mand more than one-half the market price of alcohol. For making cheap alcohol a cheap toncentrated raw product and a well equipped plant are necessary. -The plant should have a capacity of at least 100 gallons per day, the ccst of such a plant being in the neig'nbnr hood of $10,000. No such plant can operate successfully on waste pro ducts alone, especially if such sre tn be obtained for only a brief part ol the year, as, for example, waste fruits. There must be some more stapl; pro duct as a basis, with the wast: ma terials handled as a side issue. For a stanle in the Northwest we mnt look to potatoes or sugar beets, and dam aged grain when it can be secured, on which materials, together with various waste products, a plant could be op erated throughout the year, i Because of the persistent ir.quiries relative to the merits and d:m;rit5 ol the wheat known locally as "Alaska,1 the Idaho experiment st ition has given the wheat a milling t':st and subjected the Hour so obtained ttf chemical examination and baking tests. The results of these tests, to gcther with such other information concerning the wheat as could bt gathered from reliable sources, have just been published in bulletin form. . The wheat is apparently of the same variety that is known in southern Fu rope as Poulard, or Egyptian. It is used there for making macaroni and other pastes, and the flour made from it is said to he in demand by certain French markets. Under field conditions the wheat has not made any phenomenal yields, averaging this year perhaps no better than ordinary winter wheat. The ker nels are large and plump and compare favorably in appearance with much cf ' the wheat that is raised in northern Idaho; because of their size and shape (hey are easily broken, however, and care must be exercised in threshing to prevent this. The results of the milling tests ihow that no particular difficulty is met with in grinding the wheat. The flour secured is described as sharp and granular, and is capable of mak ing an excellent quality of biscuits, muffins, cakes, etc. When made into light bread, color, flavor, texture and size of loaf were noted. In color the bread was darker than that baked from Turkey . red, ' but decidedly lighter than that baked from little club flour. Flavor and texture were pronounced good. In size the loaves were inferior to those baked from Turkey red, but compared very favor ably in this respect with those baked from little club flour. The bulletin mav be srrurrd by addressing the Ex psriment Station, Moscow. mmm wa , s u v ja mXM mm .: jr a. 'x j . mi- In n,"B i? ni"rf monpy forrrm to ahlp llnw Fnr. and TTI.Ii-. tn than to oil at tanuie. fcrita r..r Priro Li.t. Marfci-t lie-port, hhipping 1 iiim, n.l mur n u .t t H 5' & Til API - ERS' GU I D E .JlSJla fco.ut.tal lb.bM. Our Muiutie If. t .nil Omtc tttvti.niD.i1il,.trsi. r-r I. I. Sk,P HidtidFimtoaiMt,if.ia,,iK.kiiicM. Aadcrath liruali'il. 121 irrl'..f 'r u u u tj uu bsi2sau n a rasa A Flavoring. It make a S$S syrup better than Maple. J tJ bold by grocer. ff e Sell You Plumbing Supplies at Less Then Wholesale Prices Do you need a Bath Tub. Stationary Waah Tub, Kiuhen Sink, Stationary Wash Stand, Slop Sink, Toilet, or anything in Plumbing Supplies? H to. we can rave yuu a lot of money. Send 1 us your name, address, and a list of what you ncd, and e will quoto you a price leas than wholesale. Let us supply you with Soil Pipe, F'.lingt and Brans (Jooda. Always a bi stock on hand. When in Portland, call at our office s id examine stork. M. BARDE & SONS plumbing supplies (NOT IN THE PLUMBING TRUST) 110 North Third Street, Portland, Oregon. Unparalleled. Ther had boon a Are in the apartment building, with liavy loss of property aud many narrow escapes. "Were there any acts of conspicuous heroism?" queried the reporters. "Yes," said one of the victims. "With a self-abnegation never before witnessed in a case of this kind, sir, wt all turned in and helped to carry out the piano that was on the second floor." Armor on Warahlpa. .The thickness of armor on modern warships is truly astonishing. Thtf aids armor of a tt rut-das hattlcshlp usually varies from sixteen and onu-lmlf Indies thick at th top of din licit to nine, and onc-hiilf Inches at the hot torn. Th) ruii turrets arc oflnn protected hy ar mor from fifteen inches to seveirteeu indios thick. 6WN The Kind You llavo Always Bought lias borne the siiriia- ture ot sjlias. II. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision lor over ao years. Allow no one to deceive you in this. Counterfeit, Imitations and " Just-as-g-ood" arc hut Experiments, and emlaner tho health of Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Castoria, is a harmless suhstiiuto for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other .Narcotiu 6ulistanee. . Its ajre is its gnariintcc. Jt destroys "Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhtea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething; Troubles, cures Constipation, and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, rcfrul.iles tlio Stomach and Bowels, K'Viotr healthy and nat ural sleep. The Children's Pauacca Tho Mother's Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of 7 In Use For Over 30 Years. tiS. THS SIHTaua OOMHHV, TT Mua"MV aTaCCT, NCW YORK OIT1 . sisa srti ft-" r ir o tx i -w- 1 1W a I fwBA RjfjpScffn pon pat win taWlxtvfl DO AND VJfJP I DO IT BLTTBt Egg-Fhosphate mm p OiDER A FULL FOUND 25c. Get it from your Grocer i l rtt'Ma'i it OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE Should rornfin!or thut our fmvt in sftortrnniniHl that VK CAN IK) THKHt KNI'IKK CJiOWN. liKMX.K AND FLATK WOUK IN A DAY, if mw. uy. FOS1TI VIU.Y FAINI.K: F'iX'i'iiACTING KKKK whrn pluim dr hritlwt'H n ordrel. WIS UKMOVK TH K MOST SKNSIT1 VK TKKTU AND HOOTS WITHOUT 'WW, I.KAST FAIN. NO ST U OK NTS; no uncertainly but SFr'iAI.ITS, who do tho mu-tl Hcien ilhc ami carlul work, WISE DENTAL COMPANY, INC. Dr. W. A. W!hp. M;r., 21 ypar in I'orlluml. Sivon4 Itw l-ailinir builcllntr. 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