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THE ORSOON "DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10. 10 SHERIFF STEVENS MAKES NO MOVE AGAINST ILLEGAL SLOT MACHINES Officer Sworn to Enforce Laws of the Stat Says It Is Up to the Mayor. C9TY EXECUTIVE SHOWS STATE LAW IS VIOLATED payln machine, and put tbm out of business, snd that Is as far aa I oar to to. I don't want to bother with tn othera." Sheriff Stevens Has Full Authority to Move Against Nickle-Eaters, While Police Are Powerless as There Is No City Ordinance. X Section 1966. Ballloeer and Cotton's Annotated Oregon code. e "ir any person anan conauci. w maintain or operate any nlckel- In-the-aiot-machlne or device of ' Ilk charaoter wherein enters . any element of chance, whether played far money, checlfs. cred e 1U. or other thins or represente es ttve of value, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on a conviction thereof shall be pun- e ) lahed by a fine of not less than e tlio nor more than Ho, and in default of the payment of such e) fine shall be confined In the ) county Jail one day for each 12 e e of said fine." - Section 1I6S. "Proof of pos- session of such machines or par- mlttlnc them to be In a pubnc place convenient for use Shall be prima facia evidence against the person possessing or exhibiting such machine." "We have trouble enough without monkeying with the slot maohlnesy says Chief Orltamacher. I conalder there la a number of other things that are far more im portant for ua to look after than the alot machines." Is the opinion of Mayor l.ane. "There la no city ordinance against them. If there waa It wouia am enforced. Tea, there la a state law pro hibiting them. I believe, but the enforce ment of that la up to me aisinci. mig torney and sheriff." The city practically legalised the slot machine for a time by licensing them. The cigar men, however, pointed out that they were Illegal under the stats law and took chances on the authorities ordering them out. Since last fall no license has 'been levied on the nickel eaters, as the ordlnanoe providing for the license was repealed by the council. : AMERICAN CONCERNS AFTER TOURIST TRAFFIC MIDDLE LIFE A Time When Women Are Susceptible to Many Dread Diseases Intelligent Women Prepare Walls Fargo and United States Express Companies Com pete With Cook and Gaze. Sheriff Stevens has sworn to enforce the laws of the state one of which la that there shall be no slot machines, but he Is waiting for Mayor Lane to act. Although the state law plainly prohibits such devices) there la no city ordinance against them. And the mayor says: "I think we had better dealt up our own back yard before we butt Into somebody else's." Inspector Bruin has threatened to chase the cigar machines off the counters of the cigar stores and sa loons. In making the threat be waa sot acting under the instructions of the mayor. Every owner and uaer of a cigar ma chine Is fearful that they will be run oat. The rumor that a- get-Out order would soon be issued wss believed, and there was a general scramble among cigar men. It has been declared and is probably true that without the slot ma chines at leaat one taurd of the mult!- L tndlnous cigar stores would have to go out of business. Sheriff Stevens shows no signs of becoming belligerent. Knows About tn Law. . "Tou know there is a law forbidding! alot machines of all klnda, including the ones that pay merchandise, did you not 7' he waa asked. "Yes," said Sheriff Stevens. "What are you going to do about en forcing that law?" "Well, there Is some controversy about whether that law appllea to machines paying merchandise. I have been after the coin-paying machines, but I am not sure about the others " "Suppose It should be determined that the law prohibits them, whose duty would it be to enforce that law?" "That would be the duty of the city officials." . Wnat city officials? M-yor or po lice r "I can't eay. The district attorney or the city attorney would advise regard ing which city officials ought to do It" "Have you examined the law on the subject closely?"" T "No. I haven't." "Let's go and look at the statute." "No. I have gene after Oat coln- tjonrnl Special Servtre.) London Oct. It. American competi tion for the profits arising from the enormous American transatlantic tourist traffic will attain Immense Importance during the coming year. Eleven years sgo this business, so far as Europe waa concerned, was entirely In the handa of Europeans principally English com panlea. Cook and Oaae dominated the tourist world with their railway tickets, hotel coupons, travel checks and system of forwarding parcels and baggage. Today the American Weim Fargo and United States Express com pan lea have hand some offices In London, and it la re ported the Adams company la likewise about to dispense with Its English agents and take Us European business Into Its own handa These companlea furnish the tourist with railway facilities which he naeda to see Europe and forward mall, tele grams, baggage, motor care; horses, dogs snd whatnot The American com panies are branching out in every direction. HOOD RIVER FRUIT FAIR safes. From October 11 to it the Hood River Biennial Fruit Fair and Oregon Irriga tion association meeting will be held at Hood River, and for thla occasion th O. R. a N. will make a round-trip rate from Portland of tl.lt. Tickets may he secured at the city ticket office, corner Third and Waahtngton streets. RISTORI. ITALIAN ACTRESS, DEAD OF PNEUMONIA (Jearoal Special Berries.) Rome. Oct. 10. Marcheasa Del Grille, known aa Adelaide Rlstorl, the Italian actress, died yesterday of pneumonia. Madame Rlstorl waa born January It, ISSt, the daughter of Antonio and Madalena Rlstorl. She married In lit the Marchess Capiianica Dal Grille. She waa attracted to the a tags at t very early age and took a leading poal tlon. being acknowledged as one of Europe's foremost artlata for many years. She retired from the stage In 1186. 81 nee then aha ha written ber memoirs and numerous articles for tht press. Rest the Stomach Nothing will cure indigestion that doesn't digest the food, itself, and stive the stomach a perfect rest. You can't reasonably expect that any weak stomach will retfain its strength and get well when it is compelled to do the full work that a sound stomach should do. You wouldn't expect a sick horse to get well when it is compelled to do a full dsy's work every day of the week. Your stomach must have rest But it isn't necessary to starve your, eelf in order to rest your stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a perfect digestsnt It will digest all of the food you est regardless 'of the condition of four stomach. b Kodol Dyspepsia Cure For Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach. Flatulence, Headache, Water Brssh, Belching of Gss, Nsuses, Gastritis, Heartburn snd all troubles arising from indigestion and non-assimilation of the food. I had dyspepsia In Its worst form: was re duced In weight to US pounds. After using two and one-half bottles of Kodol, I was completely cured and restored to my usual weight of 149 pounds. J. LUTHER JOHNSON. Att'y At Law. Cleburna. Tax. KODOL DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT Um Las- I S, WIN I K.S.A. I ilillir imlrt-'t-rfT Skew aa awakes at, heat, WSS east mmm ManeS TUB BTOMAOH IWMT, SUSS!, St fa- I wrm 0 . told by SUdmore Drag Co. and Woodsrd, Clarke ft Co. The Influence of Children's Books. The question that cams up before the meeting of the A mar lean Library aaao elation waa in regard to the moral In fluenoe of children's reading and Mlas Clara W. Hunt, auperlntendept of ths children's department of the Brooklyn public library, read a very Interesting paper on thla subject. Miss Hunt spoke of the great neces sity of the public library exerting Its influence over the children of the state and of how eeaentlal the influence of good books waa In the training of the kind of oltlaena that are needed In every state. Mothera do not realise the danger of letting children "Just grow." alias Hunt doaa not believe la books that are "no particular harm," but In sists that the books to be read by a child ahould be some partloular good. Of course the child reada primarily for amussmsnt and the hooka that fall to hold the Interest are. not likely to be read for the moral worth ezoept under compulsion and compulsory reading la rarely beneficial from any viewpoint, but the child's brain is plastic, its tastes era fust forming and therefore may be directed and molded. Nearly all great educators advocate fairy tales and the avidity with which most children devour theae stories shows conclusively that they fulfill the primary condition of being Interesting, but great care ahould be taken before giving a child a fairy story to read. Most children are gifted with great Im aginative powers and this faculty la likely to become over-developed, espec ially In a child of nsrvous temperament. and all fairy stories are simply food and drink to the Imagination. It Is an ab normal taste and spoils the mental ap petite for any other kind of literature. The fairy story Is so attractive that anything else seems dry and uninter esting. Therefore I do not think that a child ahould be allowed to read too much of thla class of literature. Oat the child Interested in the classical myth a, which era enough like fairy stories proper to hold the attention, and than gradually lead the ohild by olsv erly told storlee to want to read the great boeka In literate re the books that really have a lasting Influence on the mind, and in this way you will be cultivating ths taste of the child in the right direction The Only Girl Messenger. There Is only one girl messenger In the United State 'snd she Is In Bay onne. Thla girl, whoaa name la Hilda Reise, Is employed by the Western Union Telegraph company and la really successful In hsr work, being more faithful In the performance of her duty than ths boys on ths fores. The mafia -gar la very proud of hie new meaaenger, but aays that she will not be a messen ger long as she is quietly studying tel egraphy and aspects to be able to take a position as telegrsph operator. Hilda Relse weara a blue dreaa and cape and the regulation meaaenger cap. She haa been able to compete favorably with the boys and yet not incur their dislike! and jealousy aa was at first expected. ass Sweet Pickled Apples. Ingredients Six pounds of aweat ap ples, pared, cored and quartered, I pints of brown sugar, 1 quart of vinegar, 1 taotespoonrui each, or allspice, mace And cinnamon. 1 teaapoonful of clovea, and 2 ounoee of atlek cinnamon. Method Mix the powdered spices to gether, and tie up In two muslin baga. Break the cinnamon into abort lengths, and place vinegar, sugar and aploea into a preserving pan. and heat slowly. In sert a clove into each apple quarter, and cook a few qnartere at a time hi the hot syrup, skimming them out Into a jar aa thay are cooked. The pieces of appls should be perfectly whole and unbroken, and soft enough to be pricked with a skewer. When all are cooked, turn out the ayrup on to the applaa, cover over while hot, and stand aslds until next day. Then, for three follow ing days, drain off ths syrup, place the baga of apices into It, and boll a quar ter of an hour. Repeat thla process twice more, and, lastly, cover the ap ples over with dlahea, so aa to keep them under the ayrup. Remove the aplce bags, and, when cold, put the ap plaa In Jars and tie over. at H Sj Buttons of the Season. for It. Two Relate their Experiences. The "change of llfe'Me the moat critical period stance, are daetrnettraw Sat warn of a woman's exisl and the anxiety felt by women aa it draws near la not without reason. Every woman who neglect the care of her health at this tlene in vitee dlaeaae sad pals. When her system is la a deranged condition, or she is pre disponed to apoplexy, or congestion of any organ, the ten dency is at this period likely to become active and with a host of ner vous irritations make Ufa aburden. At this cancers and liable begin their rork. lag aymp- aa sease of auffo i.hotflaahea, head aches, baeSianhss. dreed of impending evil, timid ity, sounds in the ears. palpitation of the heart, a oarks before the eyes, Irregularities, constipa tion, vanaaie appeuie, weakness. Inquietude, and dlsslnaas, are Cuaptly heeded by in 11 gen t women who are approaching the period In life when woman a great may be expected. Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound waa prepared to meet the aeads of woman s system at this trying period of her life. It invigorate and strengthen the female organism and build up the weakened nervous system. For special advice regarding this im portant period wBmea are , invited to write td Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., and it will be furnished absolutely free of charge. The present Mrs. Pinkham is the daughter-in-law of Lydia B. Pink ham, her assistant before her deasass. and for twenty-five years sine her advice has been freely given to sick eTm assMml iaOTu-dBVfoaa oaajao( ytfrs AEGMyland rear. Buttons sre simply lovely this and the more one has of thsm the bet ter. There are costumes that depend entirely upon their buttona for their beauty. One lovely dreaa had a set of buttons that rivaled anything ever ehown in an art gallery. The buttona were all covared with pale blue silk, upon whloh there waa painted a tiny landscape complete upon each button. The button thst are for sal In the stores are, for the most part, 'made of silver and gold ruigree, and they are very large and vary elegant Othera are out to Imitate jewels. They cost a great aeai oi money ana in many cases they are more expensive than the suit itself. A French gown wss decorated with these gold filigree button, each one of which cost the sum of four dollars. There were nlns of the button and they trimmed the gown. But, of course, there are Inexpensive yet beautiful button that do very nicely. One modiste Is making a spec ialty of buttons covered with beadwork And in these buttons there is a chance for art work. One lovely button waa as Dig arouna as a nsir dollar. It waa covered with a elrcle of canvas which waa entlrsly worked with beads. There waa a Russian scene sll in beads, show ing some stubby tree and a Russian fox. The coatume required four of thee, buttona, and one handsome one was placed upon the fur toque In such a way aa to catch up the front of it vary ef fectively. The toque waa trimmed with little fur tails that ware caught up with one great effective beaded button. It Is something of a fad to have In dividual buttons and one Ingenious girl made heraalf a aet of buttons by taking the topa off hat pine and having a but ton shank placed under them. Bead what Lydia B. Pin k h am 'a Com - Erand did for Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Inkle: Dear Mrs Pinkham "I had been suffering with displacement of be organs for years and was passing through the nra-ane for rears the change of life. My abdomen was badly swollen; my stomaca was sore; i sick9sadachas, lyfDa E. and waa very nervona -I v the with Lydia K. rmkham's Vsge- kaiWiV tw" atav etna W me and I have ssssai ssfsry mreagk the change of Bfe, a waU woman. I am "-Mr a Annie town, Md. Another Wo O. Hyland, all s Oaaev During change of life words cannot ex press what Iffered. My pejolan said I bed a cancerous condlUon ol sfssaaj rn. n iUv I read soma of the teati day moniaJs of hum Ml who had been cured by Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetahle Compound, .nd T oWridad to trv it and to write van for ceT Your medicine mad me a well all my bad sympsams mob every woman at this period of life r inodirtoo and writ yen for ad- advice. vice "-Mrs. Lund Hinkle, Salem, What Lvdla E. Pinkham1 Vegetable Compound did for Mr. Hyland and Mrs. Ulnk ie It win ao ior ouier women at thia time of life. It haa conquered pain, restored health , and prolonged Ufa in oassa that utterly baffled pnyateiaaa. BIG STICK SWINGS IN NEW YORK President Dictates Plan of Cam paign to Be Followed by Hughes. REGARDS HEARST AS NATIONAL MENACE Pcilcy- Cortelyou, Who Accepted Holders' Money for National Cam paign, Managing Fight of Man Who Exposed Graft. (Joaraal Special Samoa.) New York, Oct. IS. President Roose velt, through Postmaster-General Cortel- you, chairman of the national Republi can committee, is taking a leading part in the state campaign, directing the fight being made for Hughes for gov ernor. Cortelyou issued the mandate last night that a atraight Republican ticket must be nominated, and no alli ance with Democrats or municipal own ership candidate be mad for mjnor piacea on tne uoxei. xne national aa mlnlatration desires that the candldatea shall occupy but one position on the bal lot ao as not te complicate the laaue of overwhelming Importance the lasue be tween Charles k. Mugnee ana winiam R. Hear. Cortalyou' "butting in," even though upon order of the executive, threatens to embarrass Hugh' candidacy still further. Cortelyou aa -national chair man accepted the contrlbutlone of the Ufa Insurance companlea, and It la for exposing these same contributions that HugheS supporter rely for hi sup port. Hughe haa aa campaign ' manager Timothy Woodruff, presldeht of an In surance company, who appeared before the legislature in opposition to the re forms advocated by Hughes, and he haa as treasurer a Wall street financier, di rector la ever IS oorporatione and trusts. "The honor of the state" le what PaaldBt Roosevelt, unmindful of the charges that may be hurled at htm for "butting In," seeks to make the watch word of the Hughes campaign. It is declared that the president ia not talk ing or acting mainly from the stand point of a Republican partisan In hi ef fort to concentrate matter of local Interest around the Republican stand ard In thla particular campaign. NEW LODGE FOUNDED BY LINN COUNTY MAN (Special Dispatch to The Joaraal.) Albany, Or., Oct. 10. A lodge that contains features in its eyatem of man agement and conduct that makes It a unique organization of Itself along the line of fraternal and beneficiary order Is the Modern Pyramid Builders, an or ganisation launched at Albany. It pos sesses the referendum In Ite rules of oonduct and also haa provision for the payment of premiums to the member after they have reeebed the age ef ex pectancy. The incorporator are Dr. J. L. Hill, M. Borenson. .William P. Tucker, George II. Sanders and Albert O. Prill, all of thla state and county Th organisation Is to be a fraternal, cooperative and charitable society for the benefit of its member and not for gain. p The management and system ef con duct 1 probably more democratic in it plea than any other lodge known. The Supreme Pyramid of thia order is to be located in Albany, from which center the canvass for members will be carried on. aeJal Dlapatcb to Tse Joaraal.) Rock Creek, Or., Oct. 10. School opened Monday in district number S. Gilliam county, better known as Lo cust Oroya district, with an enrollment of It pupils. Miss Belle Matley of Cor vallia -will have charge for th next nine months. Ths school at the mouth of Rook creek in district number also opened today with 14 pupils on the roll.' 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