Lincoln County leader., September 25, 1914, Image 3

'OULTRY
and Dairy Produce
of ill kinds wanted. Write for oar
CASH OFFER
Pearson-Page Co.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
Eotirht. oold and exchanged; enginee, boners,
sawmills, etc. Bend for Stock List and Price.
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OPPORTUNITY IS HERE
TO LEARN CHIROPRACTIC. Ctdn Ream.
tuic Unerartfc CsseA 411 CemaMwalt Blab rartkai On.
QUIT CIGARETTES
With the aid of AKGENITE, an
improvement on the SILVER
NITRITE treatment as used by
Industrial Schools ana Juvenile
Courts.
At yout druggist or send 60c
for full treatment post paid.
ARGENITE CO, Dept 4,
451 1-2 Morrison St, PORTLAND, OR.
TYPHOID
no more necessary
tlianSrnallpox. Amy
experleDce baa demonstrated
the alanoet nlraculoue effi
cacy, and haraleasnaas.of Antityphoid Vacclnatioa.
Be Yaccloated NOW by your phyalclan, you and
your family. It la mare vital than bouae ioaurance.
Aik your pbyilclan, drueelat, or send for "Have
you had Typhoid?" telllni of Typhoid Vaccine,
reiulla from uae, end danger from Typhoid Carriers,
THE CUTTCI LABORATORY. BHKCLCV, CAL,
rsosuciss vacciaia a saauaa umsi a e. a. HI. uciaea
Congressional Duty,
Grouchy Voter I think congress
ought to quit sending out seeds to us
farmers.
Congressman (visiting his district)
Why, aren't the seeds good?
Voter Oh, yes, the seeds are all
right, but I think congress ought to
plant the seeds and Bend us the vege
tables. Ltpplncott's Magazine.
Of Course.
"I hear you had your portrait paint
ed by the most famous artist la Eu
rope" "Yes, but to tell you the truth, It
doesn't look a bit like me."
"In the case of such a famous artist
It Is up to you to try to look like the
portrait." Louisville Courier Journal.
If the candidates with their pictures
In the papers are not within the law,
some of them will have to go Into the
moving picture business.
The high cost of living has hit poll
tics. It will cost $100 to get one
man's vote on a California isthmus.
OLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE
The school that get yon
good position.
Thousands of Graduates
27 th
NONE IDLK I
FREE INFORMATION I OLDEST
YEAR
PORTLAND. ORE. I ITlUlltKA
Hair Btaln at the postoffice lacks
owner. Clerks with silver threads
among the blonde are keeping an eye
on it.
Why not "sic" a few fumigated cats
and sterilized rat terriers on those
Infected rats?
MOTHER OF
SCHOOL GIRL
Tells How Lydia E Piixkhara'a
Vegetable Compound Re
stored Her Daugh.
ter Health,
riover, Iowa. "From a small chHd
my 13 year old daughter had female
weakness. I snoka
I to three doctors
about it and they did
not help ber any.
Lydia E. rinkham'i
Vegetable Com
pound had been of
great benefit to me,
so I decided to have
her give It a trie.
She has taken five
bottles of the Vego
. table Compound ac
cording to directions on the bottle and
she is cured of this trouble. She was
all run down when she started taking
the Compound and her periods did not
come right She was so poorly and
Weak that I often had to help her dress
herself, but now she Is regular and Is
growing strong and healthy." Mrs.
Martin IIeiaio, I'lovcr, Iowa,
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude lor the good Lydia K. Fink
hom's Vegetable Compound has accom
plished are constantly being received.
proving the reliability of this grand old
remedy.
If you aro 111 do not drag along and
continue to suffer day in and day out but
at once take Lydia E. l'inkham Vege
table Compound, a woman's remedy for
woman s ills.
If you want special advice write to
Lrdia E.rinkhsm Medicine Co. (confi
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, 'read and answered by a
Woman and held lu strict coulldcncee
P. N. V.
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Capl Palmas.Lisuria
OUT of Liberia, pale, shrunken,
malaria-stricken, there came
not long ago a young New
Hampshire man who for two
years has been residing In the
West African republic. In Washington
and In bis native New Hampshire bills
he shook off the fever, he took on his
accustomed modicum of flesh and mus
cle and the brilliant sparkle returned
to his eyes. Then, refreshed by bis
leave, be returned to the little country
where he Is striving to help a proud,
but somewhat primitive people to real
ize their Ideals of a civilized and ma
terially and morally prosperous self
governing nation.
Reed Paige Clark Is his name. In
two years be has made that name fa
mous In West Africa. It and the per
sonality behind It are subjects of grave
discussion In the foreign offices of the
great nations of Europe.
On the western coast of Africa to
day there are few men more powerful
than be. More than any one man he Is
responsible for the well-being of an in
dependent African nation. For ten
years, and until his going first to Li
beria, he was a committee clerk In the
United States senate, the secretary to
Senator Burnham of New Hampshire.
With this training behind him. he
seized bis opportunity to do a really
great work In governing and he is
making good.
Friends tell him that a prolonged
stay in Monrovia, the capital of Li
beria, lowlylng on a fever coast, will
mean bis death. The climate Is one
unusually severe on the European and
the native American.
Why Ha la There.
To explain just what be Is doing In
Liberia It Is necessary to delve a bit
Into the history of the country. It
will be recalled that in 1822 American
and European societies opposed to
slavery and desirous of helping the
black man established Liberia on the
west coast of Africa as a colony for
treed slaves. July 26, 1847, Liberia was
proclaimed a free and Independent na
tion, established a constitution modeled
on the American constitution and set
up in business among the nations of
the world.
Thltber, and from time to time since,
migrated American negroes. These and
their descendants to the total number
of some 20,000, are the dominating
population In Liberia, though there Is
a total population of some 2,000,000,
made up chiefly of bush people or sav
ages. Fifty different dialects are
spoken by them. Only a negro can be
come a citizen; only a citizen can own
property, and only a property owner
can exercise the franchise. The 20,000
retain the governing control of the
country. A tew descendants of original
natives also have gained citizenship.
Liborla has a coast line of some 350
miles, and its boundaries run back Into
the timbered hills about 200 miles. The
British colony of Sierra Leone and the
French colony of the Ivory coast close
In the country by lurid, these two form
ing' llireo sides of its boundary, and
the sea Its fourth. Germany, too, has
a stake In the country, since the great
er portion of the trade Is In German
hands.
In 1909, Liberia sent a commission to
the United States to ask the aid of this
country, always her very good friend,
in straightening out her financial diffi
culties. During the following year an
American commission, headed by Dr.
Roland P. Falknor, went to Liberia and
made a study of conditions. As a re
sult of the commission's recommenda
tion la 1911 an agreement was entered
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into by which New York bankers
loaned to Liberia approximately $1,
700,000 for 40 years. This was enough
to refund all the outstanding foreign
loans to put Liberia on her feet
financially.
It was provided In the agreement
that a foreign receivership should be
established to collect Liberia's customs
revenue, her head money revenues and
the rubber tax. The receivership was
to consist of an American comptroller,
and -British, French and German sub
comptrollers. These four were appointed by the
Llbcrlan government on nomination
by their respective countries. They are
officers of Liberia, not of their own
nation, and are paid out of Its receipts
Mr. Clark, as the American member
of the receivership, Is comptroller of
the Llberian revenues, and this Is the
work upon which he is engaged.
Country Is Rich.
Slender,' strong featured, his dark
hair shot with gray, Mr. Clark In ap
pearance Is the typical New England
university man alert, alive, keen, In
telligent. And with it all he has the
mark that long nubile service in Wash
lngton puts on its men the mark of
courteousness, simplicity and frank'
ness In demeanor and expression. In
a conversation at the University flub
during his stay In Washington Mr.
Clark told something of the country.
Said be:
"Liberia Is extraordinarily rich Ire
natural products, but has been littld
developed. No less that 22 varieties
of rubber-producing plants grow there.
Rubber production Is a staple Indus
try, though most of the rubber comes!
from the: natural and not the cultl.
vated groves. Palm oil and oll-beartng
palm nuts are other large products.
With an unlimited market for palm)
oil, there are great possibilities In tblSj
industry. i
"The coffee plant is Indigenous to
Liberia. The elephant coffee berry,
grows there In abundance. It has a
peculiar flavor, the taste for which is
acquired, but, once acquired, one pre
fers this to all other coffees.' The ele
phant berry also Is used in producing
fine blends. Brazil and other coffee
growing countries obtained their orig
inal stock in many instances from LI-,
beria, and still go there for scions for
use In plant breeding.
"The coastal couuory of Liberia Is
low and. In places, marshy. No harbors
exist, but at Monrovia is a splendid
roadstead. Relatively small sums ex
pended In the construction of break
waters would create an ideal harbor.
The level country Is well covered by
vegetation.
"Development of the natural re
sources of the country has hardly be
gun. What stands In the way Is lack
of transportation. There are no rail
roads, practically no roads. 1 havo
never seen a wheeled vehicle In Li
beria, savo small hand trucks in use
In the stores In the towns. I have
never seen a beast of burden In tho
country.
"Travel Is all on foot and one can go
only 10 or 12 miles a day through the
Jungle. All goods are transported by
hand. Consider that it takes a man at
loast two days to carry to the sea
coast a load of palm oil or nuts or
rubber, and you can readily see that
the cost of transportation just about
eats up the selling price of the product.
"Nevertheless trade thrives. The ex
tent to which It would reach with
transportation and with Intelligent de
velopment of the natural resources is
almost unbelievable,"
7l
Lightning Rods.
ReaDDearanee of thn llffhtnlni, n,i
jtRent can soon be expected. Accord
ing to a Dullotln or the Ontario De
partment of Agriculture, 13 years of
investigations ripmnnntrnto thur llohr.
nlng rods are now 9414 per cent ef-
MKieni in me province, in tne state
of Iowa thpv nrn OR 1 nap font nffUlni
and In Michigan 99.9 per cent.
limn ngnming claims paid by In
surance companies on rodded build
ings in InWfl Hlirllirr oirrhf vodn un.
only $4464, whilo on unrodded build-
inns, wnicn were or tne same number,
thev nniil x.1.1 nr,z in nni0,i ..
of every 200 farm' buildings insured.
41 i i i ..... .
1. ib ruuuea. ret. out oi every zuo
struck by lightning in 1912 only three
were rotlded buildings.
Hut don't let the agent put up rods
that run through glass Insulators. Ac
cording to the Ontario bulletin, they
RllOlllrl tin In mntfillln nnnnAnMtn n.l(h
the building and no Insulators should
ub usea. wan street Journal.
To Breal: In New Shoes.
Alwaya ahalio tn Alleu'f Koot-jiaae, a powder.
I i-iin-a hot, sweating, aching, awollfn icot,
,,, "r"wiii nmia aim Duiilonn. Al
"I nrugglaia and aliiie airca,!t.K. Dont accept
tcyauiMtitute. Hample mailed FRLii Addreni
A Suggestion to Rossettl.
Dante Galiripl ItnRRPtll nnpn ahnn-prl
Whistler a sketoh and asked his opin
ion or Its merits.
"It has good points, Itossettl," said
Whistler. "Go ahead with it by all
means."
Later he Inquired how it was get
ting along. "All right," answered
KosiseU!, cheerfully. "I've ordered a
stunning frame for it."
In due time the canvas appeared at
nossetti'8 house In Cheyne Walk,
beautifully framed.
"You've done nnthlnrr in it rItipa T
saw it, have you?" nsked Whistler.
iNO-o," replied itossettl, "but I ve
written a sonnet on the subject, if
you'd like to hear it."
lie recited Borne lines of peculiar
tenderness.
"Itossettl," said Whistler, as the re
citation ended, "take out the picture
and frame the sonnet." New Ynrlr
Globe.
8unlight Intensified
fly Reflection from'Occnn Beach and
Dc-crt Sand unrelieved by Foliage. Winds
ami Mineral ijiilcn, 1'oiKonous Duat, ail
hring Eye Troubles in tlicir wuke Gninu
laic d Eyclida, Ked, Itching, Burning, Tired
nd Watery Eyes, Impaired Vision and
Eve Tain. Reliable Relief is found in
Murine Eye Remedy, Mild and IIarmle.
H you Wear Gliiaws, Try Murine. Doesn't
Smart. Keels Fine. Acts Quickly, la an
Eve Tonic compounded by Oouliats not a
'"I'jtent Medicine" but used in aucce-fful
I'lij fH'iana' Practice for many yenrs. Now
deilnateil to the Public and sold at
SOe Per Bottle. Murine Eye Salve In
Aseptic Tiilow, 2.k; and 60c. Pold by
rt tiarirt-to. Eor Hooks, write to Murine
Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
Good Throwing.
The militant school of accurate
throwing was crowded with pupils of
all ages. Arranged across the lower
part of the hall were tho mechanical
moving targets.
Each pupil threw 10 packages of
neavy surrntige pamphlets at the life
size target figures, each of which rep
resented an eminent British office
holder.
"Now I will show you our prize
thrower, said the matron-Instructor.
"She Is one of the military militants.
vtatcn ner.
The young woman drew back and
let the package fly.
"Did you Bee that?" cried the exclt
ed .matron.
"What did she do?"
"She aimed at the head of the klnc
and knocked off the wig of the chief
justice!" W. II. Rose In Clevelund
I'lalu Dealer.
RESINOL STOPS DANDRUFF
AND SCALP ITCHING
If you are troubled with dandruff,
eczema or other scaly, itching scalp
inrecllon, try shnmpoos with resinol
soap and an occasional treatment with
resinol ointment. You will be sur
prised how quickly the trouble disap
pears, and the health and beauty of
the hair improves.
Resinol soap and ointment also henl
skin eruptions, clear away pimples
and blackheadB, and form a most val
uable household treatment for sun
burn, beat-rash, etc. Sold by all drug
gists. Prescribed by doctors for 19
years. Ad v.
Justifiable.
"Why did you beat this man so ter
ribly?" said the judge, Indicating the
ueuananged figure of the d In ntiff.
"I asked him why a horse had run
way, your honor, explained the pris
oner, "and he told me that It wus bd
cause the animal hud lost his equlno-
imuy." ,
"H m," said the Judge. "Discharged.'
Llpplncott's Magazine.
Keeolna It Dark.
"Isn't It very embarrassing? Mr.
Skittles can hardly tell his wife from
her sister who's come to slay with
inem. ,
"Is he worrying?"
"Oh, nol He'd Just as soon remain
in the dark." Judge.
A Rara Avis.
Mrs. Hlrnm Offen I'm afraid we'll
never find tho equal of that last conk
we had. She was. Indeed, a raro bird.
Her Husbnnd Yes, rare, and r.lns,
migratory.
have gone from our school into the best
burliness olllces of the city and are now
employed as stenographers, typists,
bookkeepers, hilling clerks, adding ma
chine experts or private secretaries
We have a course for each of theso
positions, and would like to fit you to
lill one. Arrange to enter September
1st. A position guaranteed.
BEUTEL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Tacoma, Washington.
HUNDREDS' OF WOMEN
mmEsrm
Xaf "
4 lr a B I ft. a. a
When Marriage Is a Failure.
Mr. Gladstone once said tlint he had
solved the domestic problem lu this
way: "Whenever Mrs. GliulsUono In
sists I submit and whenever I insist
she submitB." He didn't say, how
ever, whether they took turns obout
insisting and submitting. Marriage is
a failure when one of the parties In-
Bists on tjeing the lnslster, and doesn't
take turns In submitting to be the
submitter. Boston Transcript.
Past and Present.
ProfpRsnr Ttrnnrlnr Mntthpiva f Cn.
Hiniblu enlivened with a Joke one of
his learned lectures on the drama:
111 the theater of thn mmt " ha
said, "the DUbllc sat on thn atnen.
It Still Bits on the lllnv nt tlmnu "
New Orleans States.
THE PROGRESSIVE
io mimu .iu UAUULS, MODEL 1912
This is the lightest, strongest and handsomest repeating
shotgun made. Although light, it ha3 surpassing strength,
because all the metal parts are made of Nickel steel, which
is twice as strong as ordinary steel. It is simple to load and
unload, easy to take down, and works with an ease and
smoothness not found in repeaters of other makes. Look
one of these guns over at your dealer's.' They are
"Xllli MOST PFR1WCT J?I?PIiUTUJ?S.'
. PORTLAND, OREGON.
There Is a completeness and finish about our students' education that la bringing
praise from many of the leading business men of the Northwest. Tha supreme
test of a business college is to aatisfy the hard-headed men of the business world.
Vie do. Write for literature which will truthfully tell you all you want to know.
All studenu rnaklni application before Sept. f, will get the ailvan'avs of the U per month
rate, itrmht anil diluent students complete our course tn three months.
Cause for Gratitude.
The fnre of a certain boarding house
was very poor. A boarder who had
been there for some time, because he
could not get away, was standing in
the hall when the landlord rang the
dinner bell. Whereupon an old dog
t mil was lying outside on a rug com
menccd to howl mournfully.
The boarder watched him a little
while, and then said:
"What on earth are you howling
rorr You don t have to eat It J Cur
rent Opinion.
Putnam Fadeless Dyes will last
until the goods wear out.
Dusting.
Mrs. Florin had a new mnld, and one
morning as she entered the library
she was somewhat surprised to find
the girl seated In one of the chairs
with her hands folded.
"What!" cried the mistress. "Here
you are sitting down! Why, you were
sont in here to dust the room!"
"Yes, ma'am," was the girl's reply,
"I have lost the duster, and so I am
sitting on each of the chairs In turn."
Harper's Magazine.
Everybody Happy!
Berlin The Germans are sweeping
Belgium.
Boris The allies repulse the ene
my's advance.
Brussels The Belgian victory is
complete.
Vlonnn The Austrlans drive Ser
vians before them.
St. I'ctersburg The Cossacks de
scend on German border.
London British vessels bring In
rich prizes of war.
Kragushevatz The Servian suc
cesses continue.
Washington We should worry!
Remedy for the Cst.
"Doctor," snld ho, "I'm a victim of
Insomnia. 1 can't sleep If there's the
lenst noise, such as a cat on the back
fence, for Instance."
"This powder will be effective," re
plied the physician, after compounding
a prescription.
"When do I take It, doctor?"
"You don't take It. You give it to
the cat In a llttlo milk."
yore. nw nm ootsr will tf.u you
I'ry Murine Kje llr.l, l.,r Kr.l. w-aa, Va aler
Kirs and tlrMiiulate.l KfelltU; No Hmarlinir
tu4.Kjie Comfort. Write tor Hook of the f yt
l mall trw. Murine Kje Hewed to., Coii-ago.
The water pumps may be busy, but
tbero Is another variety In thn thirst
emporiums that aren't exactly idlo
either.
China yearly sends $:in,rwo worth of
peanuts to the United States.
There are 20.riC7.000 horses In the
United Stales, valued at $2,278,222,000.
A dot- Is lust B tlblln ilntr after nit
Two bloodhounds nn thn (mil nf l,,m.
dlts chased rabbits all day Instead.
A man recelvlns: state old must auk
mil to nn onemtlnn. auva court IV..K.
ably they will cut out his pension.
For sale, second hand bathtubs,
must bo cleaned out
Msklna? for tha rltv I, knurl fil
There is no danger of water shortage
and the free plunges are ooao.
Weight
Ilammerless
Repeating Shotguns
a a .. A a. . .
SUCCESS-
Depends Upon Your Training
Our courw In Shorthand, Pen
mtia.hip. Hunintwi Training anil
Tfflfifriiphy will equip you for
uccettsaful tiUflintMa career.
FALL TIC KM 8EITE.MHKR T.
BUSINESS COLLEG&
Fourth Street, Near alo.rlaon, Portland, Or.
We Guarantee Positions for All
Our Graduates.
Write Us, No Trouble to Answer.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Pay Dirt.
The workman wns digging.
Tho wayTnrer of the iiKiulsltlve turn
of mind stopped for a moment to look
on.
"My man," said tho wayfarer at
length, "what are you digging forf
The workman looked up.
"Money." ho replied.
"Money!" ejaculated the amazed
wayfarer. "And when do you expect
to strike It?"
"Saturday." replied the workman,
and resumed operations. London
Opinion.
Painstaking.
Iceman (with ear at tube) About
how much?
Woman (fourth floor) Enough for
my chest.
Iceman Wot's the bust measure
ment? A Time-Saver.
"I alwnva tell thn m-altne thai r
going to tip him."
"Why?"
"So he won't keep me waiting half
nn hour while thn pnahler anllta a tIA
bill Into dimes." Detroit Free Press,
Accounting For It
Ills Chum How well bred your sis
ter Is!
Her Brother Yes; you see, she
spends most of her time away from
the rest of the family. Judge.
Purifies Blood
With Telling Effect
Gives Conscious Evidence of
Its Direct Action.
a. M. , the famous blood pnrlfler, Itraeef
talk a as It aweene Ita war tliroiij-o tha tir
cul. Hon. I la aril, io la ao direct that very
often la soma fnm-s of skin affllciloa the
pocaranc) of te eruptions clisntca arte
nlsbt, the Ilia and redness are gun anil
rerurery begin Immediately.
Aa a mil tier of fact, llicr Is Oct Infrad.
ent la H. K. ft. which ernes the sctlr pur.
pose of slluulallns; each cellular pert at
the txxlr to the braltur and Judicious S'lee
tlon of It own essential nuirlincnt. That
la why It regeneralea Ilia blood supply ; why
It baa audi a treuindoua Influence In ever,
rnmlnc n-aeuia, raiu, plmplca, and sll as la
amictiona.
And In reseneratln tha tlaauea ft a a
has a rapid and poattlra antidotal effect
upon sll those Irritating Induraces that
cause rueumatlem, aura throat, weak eyea.
mas oi weia-iit, turn, pal cheeks, and that
Wcarlnraa of muscle and nerte that la aesu
rally eiiwrlrnred aa spring fever, Uet a
boll I of H. 8. H. t any drug store, and la)
a few day yon will n .t only feel bright aad
energetic, but yog will be tlie picture of
Dew life. M. H. H, Is prepared oolr In tha
Ishnratnrr of The flwirt Hoe,-iAe r rsa
Hwltt Hide., Atlanla, tia., who maintain a
very efficient Helical Iteriartment. where all
who hat any Mood dlerrir of s stubborn,
nature may write freely fr ailrl.e and a
leelal book of Insiruction. ft. a. a. la aol.i
rerywber by drug atorea, department aae)
Gaeral atorea, but beware et all subsUtutaak
But accent Utena,