WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1907.
THE MORNING ASTOMAN, AS'i ORJA. OREGOIf.
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The Change op Life
Sensible Advice to Women from tin,. Henry Lee,
firs. Fred Certla and firs. Plnkhanr.
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MRS HENRY LEE
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1 Owing to modern method of living
not on woman ia ft thousand ap
proeohea thU perfectly natural ohange
.without experiencing train of very
ABoylng aad eouiotimes p ft infill
ymptome,
Tale ki the most crUloei period of
her whole eilsteooe and every woman
who neglect tb care of her beeM
, tola nam Invitee dlaewM and pels.
M bar 171 tarn 1 In deranged
iMoa of aba la predlepoeed to
BtBrirsxDii
lwaiidtr Lydlft K, ftakh.
Compound uawrpaawd for
talc firytog period of We.
3C"" or aoofeiuea of any one.
loM-Jletot U 1 tble period
na Liun mri 1
.a
time nieo
MRS- FREOCERTIA ,
an pUn through Chanee of lift, Fee
lermi awaUa I suffered from hot flashes,
estrone rverrotutwes, beadaohe end aUep
Immmmv I bad m appsttteand eoald not
sleep, lead made np my mind there wee
Skip for ma until I began to na Lydie
K. Ptakham's YeieteUe iCw1 my
Sad rrmpUxiUl OmM. and M brouebt ma
tnrottga ana Mfw l"""v , "i"
M 1 am in araunw aw m.
ml vaeatabia
women during
Mr. Henry Lee, 00 Winter Street,
Kew uaven, wma.t wTneai
fwrotafoaef mraaadlUoa, aadbtfaa to
take LToia m. runaaasn waw uoas-
log ariBuawaio mum
i, noilaakee. kajtnAM,
aalanahetln. itad of lav
)nf etll, palplution of the beert,
ariuaa, eonavpmma aaw wwmr
re pfoapUr needed bv totel
Pat woaaen wo are ftpprone&ipf
Mra, IradOartU, 161? lo, Ufnjretie
-lireet, So, Band, lad., wrlUei
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aaaml k Iba Idaal aMdidaa for wouonwbo I e
Whon modioino haa been laooessful in midrib
mnma Uioaaaadf 01 women, yoa cnnnot wu wf mvaxm trying
H, "I do Dot beliere it will help m. It is roar duty to toiffsslf
Ad fnailj to try Lydl E. Piakiuua's Vegetable- Oompoandv
ImJLa. It tbla
aAdtaiBOraare nor liable to torn
St netin tbelr deetrnewrn
taaa ana www jmr whm,
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raw pnrrtooe I bad triad twteonla i
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pVl') tUotlld ralr a poo Lydln B.
liaUeatn VentonlaOotnpoiiad. If
e ia anyuiinff noona tow ohi
dont nnderaund write to Mra
there ia aay&lnf abont row
m doat nnderatand write to
pinxnan, Lj na, Haa.. xor aanoa. 11
la free aad aaa folded thonaasda to
to health;
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: GREET EXPLORER.
IforwrgUni Welcome Countryman Who
' ; Hi Caintd Fame.
ailCAOO, Not. ll.-More than 3000
Chicago NorarrgHaaa arreted Cataia
Jtoald Amundaro, the Airtlo explorer
and tdrntUtt who flntt auvceeded lo
navigating the Korthwvat paauge, when
th arrived In Chlimgo yrsterdajr at the
La Salle Street etaUon. Captain Am
umlern first wee greeted by F. Herman
-Cade, coul for Norway in Chicago,
'who headed the reception oommiltee.
beaded hy Alderman Adolph Laraen.
!Aa the explorer atepped Into the wait-1
log room a chora from the Norwegian!
elngrt league, ang the Norwegian na
tional anthem. Inetantljr Captain Am
vndaen bared hii head and bowed In re
verenco, the example being followed by
-every man preetnt.
Several apeechea of welcome ware
made, to whlcit Captain AraunJien re
plied brieflv. He then wai eeorted to
tie Chicago Club, where he will remain
during hit ata in Chicago, a
Consul' Cade will give a luncheon In
hie honor toda and thin evening the
explorer will be the gueat of honor at
a banquet to be given, by Chicago Nor
wegians. Tomorrow the Hamilton Club
will give a luncheon.
On Wedneiday the Press Club will
give him a luncheon and on Wednesday
evening he will lecture for the Geogra
phical Society of Chicago, The lecture
will be preceded by a dinner at which
'Captain Amundsen will be notified of
being the first iwcplent of the Society's
gold medal endowed by Miss Helen
Culver of take Forest.
LINGERING COLD.
Withstood Other Treatment But Quickly
' Cared by Chamberlain! Cong
Remedy.
"Laat winter I caught a very eartre
cold which lingered for weeks," says J.
Crqubart, of Zephyr, Ontario. "My
cough was vary dry and harsh. The
local dealer recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and guaranteed it, ao I
gave It a trial. One small bottle of It
cured me. I believe Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy to be the best I bare
ever ued." This remedy ia for sale by
Frank Hart and leading drvggiata.
PROHIBITION PAPER.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12. A national pro
hibition organ is to be published in
Chicago. It will be known' as the Na
tional Prohibitionist. Win. R. Fergua
son, will be the editor. The paper la a
consolidation of the ItefonJer of New
York and the Ne Voice' and Home
Defender of Chicago.
' A Good Liniment
When too need a ffood reliable lini
ment trv Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It
baa no superior for sprains and awell-
lnga. A piece of flannel altgnuy aamp
enad with Pain Balm ia superior to a
plaster for lama back or paina in tna
side or ohest. It also relieves rbeuma
tio pains and makes sleep and rest pos
sible. . For sale by Frank Hart and
leading drupirlats. " ' " :
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DIOH VAWT TIIEfl
Battle Results In Attempt to
Eject Brothers. 1 ,
THE COMING WAS INTRUSION
Home Guard Who Thought They Were
Entitled to Kick Out All Newcomers
Mil With the Wrong Bunch and One
it Killed.
lmmi'MKOr Nov. 12. -Herman
Shook and Manse Klncaid He dead in a
little mountain valley along Yellow
Creek, and Louis fkhett is under rela
tives cart with bullet In bis shoulder.
The thre men and one or two other
inhabitants of the Isolated Yellow Creek
country tried to run two brothers named
Carlisle out of the country.
, The battle took place yesterday fore
noon, IS miles west of Oakland, Or. Yel
low Creek Is one of the numerous
streams of the Coast Range, and to a
bonteslead along Its course came Louis
and King some months ago. They were
CaUfornians. ' :
'Almost Wore they settled the Car
lisliei wer In disfavor among the real
dents of longer standing along Yellow
Creek, who looked on their coming aa
an intrusion, and in one or two cases
begrudged them the claim they bad se
cured. Finally, a few days ago, one of
the Carllslea was chased away. He came
back.
Late lut evening jthe Caxlialee were
brought to Roseburg and lodged in JaiL
They made a statement alleging ecu
defense. W-TCCT
As Klncaid, Shook, Ferber and PlcneU
approached the cabin alonday noon, tbey
said they secreted themselves nearby,
rifles in hand. A revolver strapped to
Sbook's waist was the only weapon vU
tble, ben the quartet waa 25 feet from
the eabin It was confronted by the Car'
lisles with leveled , rifles and ordered
way.
Instead of complying Shook brought
his rrrolver into play, firing at Louis
Carlisle and piercing his coat. Louis re
turned the fire, hitting Shook In the
breast, killing him Instantly.
Klncaid picked up an ax nearby aad
started toward ' King Carlisle, who
promptly fired. Falling wounded, Kin
caid reached for Shook's revolver, but
a bullet from Louis Carlisle's rifle ended
his life, ty'-i V ;
Ferber and Pichett fled, followed by a
futlllade of rifle bullets, one of which
wounded the latter in the shoulder". '
A few days ago, Louis Carlisle and
Kim-aid's brother; Walter, made counter
complaints before the district attorney
that each was afraid the other -would
kill him. . ...,.."'..:...., ,
The coroner's jury cannot return a
verdict till the emergency holidays are
over. .'
The Carlisles surrendered to the Mar
shal of Oakland, 15 miles from the
seene.
District Attorney Brown and Coroner
w. B. Hammltte have gone to Invest!
gate the affair, preparatory to holding
an imjuest. 1 " zf.
Klncaid waa a brother of Alfred Kin
caid, who waa murdered by Sam Brown
at Oakland 12 years ago. . Shook was
shot In the .shoulder near Comstock
eight yeara ago while residing a hold
up. His brother shot and killed two men
and then committed suiole, following a
domestic quarrel at Elkton In 1005.
American bank of Portland, " and Dr.
Henry Coe, Jlo of that city, who is a
large holder of lands In Dakota, Canada,
and CuIm, and who Is interested In a
number of other banks.
The new institution will be a welcome
addition to our city as showing our In
creaming Importance In financial and
commercial strength.
ORGANIZE FEDERATION.
Endeavor Being Made to Amalgamate
Several Brotherhoods.
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NEW YOItK, Nob. 12. liana are be-
Ing diseusiwd for a federation of rail
way employes according to the Times
today ao that strikes of the members
of one brotherhood will involve a strike
of the others. The organization are
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engl
neeers, the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Fireman, the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen, The Order of Railroad Con
ductors, and the Order of R. R. Opera
tor. A federation of this kind was
suggested when the late P. M. Arthur
was the head of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers but the plan fell
through becauve the engineers did not
take kindly to it, being conservative
in the matter of sympathetic, strikes.
The brotherhoods are federated on some
of the individual railroad systems, but
has acted so far as a preventive of
strikes. " ' i-;
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Do not retort to violent purgatives which simply produce an affect with
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Their ate eventaally weakeae the bowele aad interferes with digestion.
The tafe remedy for constipation, whether occasional or chronJe to
A short coarse of these famous pills establishes beskhy and renlar move
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BELIEVING SITUATION.
Chicago Banks Receiving Gold From
London Shipment . '
CHICAGO, Nov. 12,-Wlth aicago
banks the richer by nearly $3,300,000 in
gold, it was confidently stated yesterday
that the money scarcity will not be
prolonged beyond a few weeks. While
the banks continued to engage more gold
abroad, the clearing .house rushed the
work of getting out its "cashless
checks" In email denomination which
wlU h used locally in lieu of currency,
"It waa the general o?LnB
meeting of the Oearing-Houae today
that, the tension had been appreciably
Lrelieved.' said John J. Mitchell, presi
dent of the Illinois Trust & Savings
Bank. "All of the gold reserve cities
have reported the situation much improv
ed. The report from abroad ia that Lon
don ia getting gold plentifully from the
continent, thiu making it less difficult
for American bunks to engage gold in
Great Britain. I have engaged 1300.000
more today, making a total of $2,500,000
forthia bank."
ELECTS OFFICERS.
New Astorian Bank About Ready to
Open Ita Doors.
The directors of the hew Scamlinav
inn-American bank held a meeting ast
evening and elected officers as follows:
Gnat Holmes, president) C G. Palniberg.
vice-president;' J. M. Anderson, cashier;
John Nordstrom, assistant cashier.
The bank has a capital stock of $5$,
OOQ which Is fully subscribed fon and
50 per cent of which hoe been paid.
The bank will be opened as soon as
the State t Bank Examiner canv get
around to give & permit to the ofTMnls.
Mr. J. M, Anderson, the cashier of the
new institution, is a practical banker of
many years' experience and it has been
mainly through his influence and efforts
that the hunk haa been established, he
having Induced several eastern acquaint
ances of terge "capital to invest their
money here. Two of the largest share
holders in the institution are C F. Ilend
ricken, president of the Scandinavian-
Pirietiles
13 days' treatment for $1.00. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded..
A dose at bed time usual
ly relieves the most severe
case before morning. 1
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Promptness in Execution
Satisfaction In Prices. That's All1
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DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED.
Victim of Mytteriout Eiploaioil Was
; Sought by Family. ....
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SPOKisi Jfov. 12.-Albert Grant,
killed by a' mysterious xplomoti here
Monday, ljoa1 been Identified a the miss
ing son bf Albert Grant, Sr, of Forest
River, HI, whose family haa been seek
ing him for six years'. Charles'. Moore,
who waa with Grant when the' explosion'
occurred, is held in jail on suspicion of
being ft safe blower and AI Addison is at
a hospital It ia thought the men were
extracting nltro glycerine from dyna
mite. Grant's father is said to be a
large stockholder in the National Bis
cuit Company. 1 1 -
GATHERING PROXIES.
Circulars Issued to Stockholders of the
',,'t ' , Illinois Central
CHICAGO, Nov.li-President Hari-
han, of the Illinois Central, today re
opened the active campaign "for proxies
to be used at the annual meeting of the
road on December 18. . Ho issued two
circulars to stockholders of the road, in
one of which, after narrating facta re
garding the procuring of an injunction
by Stuyvesant Fish, he .says that if
Fish's claim, that corporations cannot
vote or hold stock in Illinois corpora
tions, be sustained it mill result in a
heavy loss to insurance companies, trust
eprnpAiiies savings banks nd other in
vestment companies, which have invest
ed in Illinois corporations. In the sec
ond circular he denies any' change , of
management of tlie Illinois Central. He
says ' the same troffio arrangements
made by Fish, when president are still
in existence.
Astoria Hardware Co., - 11$ 12th $t.
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The Lions Share.. Octave Thanet
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McKINlEY ESCAPES.
Land Fraud Criminal Gets Away From
- a i" Chinese Officerl 5 1
PEKIKT, China, Nov. Horace G. Mo-
Kinley, wanted in Oregon in connection
with land fraud trials in that state,
who was arrested by Manchurian au
thorities at Mukden, October 5, and in
carcerated pending the arrival of an
officer from America, escaped from cus
tody yesterday. ThV Chinese govern
ment is making efforts to recapture the
prisoner. The escape1 -of McK&Iey' will
probably defeat the' first attempt of
'China's co-operation' in extraditing crim
inals without n treaty. It was hoped
the attempt would succeed and discour
age numerdus American' criminals and
adventurers from taking refuge in
'China, ,
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Incorporated
Sacceeeora to Foari k Stokee Co-
H. B. PARKER,
Proprietor.
E. P. PARKER,
Manager.
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Free Coach to the House.
' Bar and Billiard Room
Gkxxl Sample Rooms on Ground Floor
for Commercial Men
Astoria . r Oregon
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