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THE OREGON' DAILY; JOURNAL;" PORTLAND, . FRIDAY EVENING.' MAY 1; 1808.
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SUSPECTSOLDIER
OF ARMY CRIME
Private John Tread well Be
lieved to Have Stolen For
mula for Explosive.
, (Unites' Fru Lmm4 Wire.)
San Francisco, May J.Armr officers
at the Presidio are still pusxled today
over tha order from Washington dUs
mlsslng John Treadwell, a private in
the Seventieth company coast artillery.
from the service. However. It is known
that, the gQidJer . was suspected of hav.
ing attempted to learn the secret zornt
ula of explosive "D." which la used In
the bljr coast defense guns. It Is 'fur
ther reported that secret service men
nave been keeping a close watch on
reaa wen ana mat nis aiemisaai is the
direct result of the report they made
at Washington. It Is said that he has
Deen under watch ever since he en'
listed 'at Denver four months ma.
Etaspite the efforts to keep the mat
ter secret, the news of the discharge
leaked out and caused great surprise at
the rresidio. captain ixmg or the sev
entieth coast artillery said today that
he regarded, Treadwell as a valuable
man because of his knowledge of ex
plosives and of handling guns.
Captain David Ketchum. xoat adiu
tant, Mid the knew nothing about the
case except ine peremptory oraer irom
Washington.
Treadwell speaka Japanese fluently
and is. well educated. It la said that
when he enlisted he was anxious to be
assigned to the coast artillery.,
other Clothes.
is the
difference
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between this
Season and last
Season
A 1
Ana btyie is one
reason why we
sell ? Benjamin"
Clothes.
reason
The
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otner
is that, dollar
for dollar, they
represent the
greatest value.
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OUR NEW POLICES OFFER ALL THAT. IS BEST IN
r LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER TO BUY OR SELL.
Lew Jen-Participating Rates High Cash Values
superior Inducements offered to reliable active agents. .
Apply to TEBSn B. MMMMW, Kaaager of Agents, 814 I.nmbe exchange Bldg.
Delivered on Short
Notice asd-
In Any Quantity
: OreOxi & Washington Lumber Co. :
fcot of Ha'Iicn Ave.; ; S I ' - Phone Main 2163
lixees costlhttle accomplish nuca
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I0US III
kinships
Allotting Agent Finds
Amazing Consanguinities
in Oregon Tribes.
(Bpedal Dispatch to Tbt Joorsal.)
Klamath Falls, Or., May 1, Hiram F.
White, special allotting agent on the
Klamath Indian reservation, who is
making the last or the allotments to
the Klamath. Pitt river and other In
dians, expects by early fall to have
finished the work, and an engineer is
expected shortly to finish the aurveys.
The relationship of the Klamatha was ,
found, to. be decidedly mixed. In some
instances brothers married sisters,
grandfathers their granddaughters, or
mothers their sons-in-law, making It a
most difficult task to tabulate families.
Another feature that hindered his work
waa the superstition that leads the In
dian never to Bpealt the name of a de
ceased Indian.
However, the records now show a
Hat of all the representative families
on the reservation and it will not be a
difficult matter to ascertain those enti
tled to allotments.
Mr. White found the Indiana are not
decreasing in numbers, but are rather on
me increase. The fact that some In
dians drop their names and aaaume new
ones hag made it appear aa if they had
died. About 1.000 are entitled to allot
ments now, and all . but too have re-
ceivea inetr lanas. .
NEW THE0BY OF .
CAUSE OF PNEUMONIA
. (Doited frtm Leastd Wire.)
Chicago, .May i.x new theory as to
the cause of pneumonia and the dis
covery of a remedy for the disease is
announced by Dr. H. Manning Flan, a
member of the Chicago Medical so
ciety. Dr. Fish declares that the seat
of trouble In the diseaae is not in the
lungs, but in the small cells In the
bony framework at the top of the nose.
The disease is not harmful except
when locked up In auch cells aa these.
Then It begins to expand and Is ab
sorbed by the blood, becomina- th most
dangerous of disease germs, working
rapidly down into the lungs. The simple
remedy that he claims will oure the dis
eaae is to remove the pus from the cells
In the bony framework described.
BRUISED "FUNNTBONE'!
ENDS MAN'S LIFE
(Bolted PrcM Leased WIr.
Plainfteld, N. J., May 1. Abel B. Gas
ton is dead at his home here aa a re
sult of striking hlg etoow against a pil
lar while dancing.
Qaaton waa attending a class recep
tion and while waltzing with a young
woman struck the pillar In seeking to
avoid another couple. . A sharp corner
caught the "funnybone" and he imme
diately complained of a numbness in the
limbs, He waa assisted to an ante-room,
where he became unconscious. Four
physicians, who diagnosed the trouble
as meningitis were unable to restore the
sufferer.
Hdw " Syracuse Woman
rPook Her' Wrinkles Out
in -Three Nights
AFTER 'MASSAGE AND BEAUTY
SPECIALISTS HAD FAILED
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"Made Me Look Twenty Years Younger
ay Olelnnatl tady Who Tried IV"""Jrow aaf' Torty, bai My Compleaion Is
Smoother and Batter Thaa In Oirloood," Writei a Kentucky ; -4
Woman Who TTsed This Wonderful Process '
- v . fo Semorlng Wrinkles.
Thm Plscorerer Offers to dive Partloulaza rrae of Cuargre to All Who Wtlts
Xer Within XText Ten Days EMCts promise of Becrecyw-Treat-xoeai
Very Simple and Absolutely Harmless May
Xt Vsed Without Knowledge of .Tour '
- Most intimate rrteadg. ,
Ever since woman's beauty held sway
over man and brought her power. In
fluence and, wealth, ahe has sought a
way to stay the processes of old age and
banish deep lines and furrows from
her brow. -
Chemists, beautv doctors and pkin
dbecfsllsta have for centuries past vain
ly tried to fathom the sealed secrets
of nature and find a way to keep the
beauty of youth in. a woman's face ana
form. Harriett Meta was no exception
to the general rule of women. Trouble
and worry left their unsightly lines and
marks noon her face. : She saw tne
beauty of her youth giving way to the
heavy Imprints of coming age.
Her first resort was to face massage.
oold creams and steaming pots; then
next to beauty specialists, but all in
vain. The wrinkles seemed If anything
to grow deeper and deeper. Massage
even appeared to stretch the skin; more
wrinkles came. 8he had spent all the
money ahe could afford to spend when
one day a friend made a happy sugges
tion.
Thia gave her a brilliant Idea, She
set to work on the thing herself, and
after several months' - hard labor and
almost endlesp experimenting ahe suc
ceeded in producing a wrinkle remover,
entirely different from anything ahe
had seen or heard of. She tried it on
herself, and lo! and behold, it worked
a wonderful transformation in a single
night; she tried it the second night, and
her wrinkles were "practically gone. A
third night three, treatments In all
and ' her wrinkles had entirely disap
peared, and her skin was soft, clear,
rosy and smooth.
Many others also have used this re
markable process with wonderful . re
sults. .
Mrs. Moran Elmer of New Tork City
write: "Tour treatment removed, my
wrinkles in one night." Mrs. Turn
ham of Seattle, Washington, says: ''My
wrinkles are all gone; words cannot
express how grateful I feel to you for
what your treatment has done for me."
Mrs. a. m. isrooKs or Howe-, Texas,
writes: 'Tour treatment Is the first I
ever tried that really had th desired
effect in banishing face lines. I tinx 68
years old and yet many say I do not
look more than 45." Miss Gladys Des
mond, the actress, of Pittsburg, Penn-
t
ylvanla, says: Tour 'treatment1 made
my wrinkles disappear In one night. It
is certainly a Godsend to womankind,
I tried oold creams, akin foods and vari
ous advertised wrinkle removers, but
tney all railed absolutely and I confess
LfilJ'tl. ffkffptlca,l-about,ouBtraat-t
ment, but in one night my skepticism
had entirely vanished. When I looked
at my face on the following morning
and saw what a wonderful transforma
tion had taken plaoe I waa crura at last
I had found the right thing."
. In speaking of her discovery. Miss
Meta says: . 'Teg, I know It sounds too
good to be' true, but really I do not
think removing wrinkles la half so
wonderful aa the telephone. Before the
telephone was invented 1t appeared ri
diculous to think of talking from New
Tork to Chicago. -
Those who have used cold creams,
etc., .cannot understand how my treat
ment can act ao quickly. Yet, after alii
it is very simple, and I wonder that
someone did not discover the process
long ago. My letters from patients tell
the whole story. Hera la one from a
lady who says my treatment made her
look SO yeara younger; also letters
from many others, I do not see how
anyone can doubt In the 'face tf such
testimony as this. I tried cold creams,
massage, etc., myself without results,
and I can thoroughly sympathize with
those who have tried to get rid of
wrinkles, and I am truly glad that I
feel I can now offer womankind a
surer and a-ahorter way. i .
"I will give further particulars to all
those who write xn within tthe next 10
days.' I must exact a promise of se
crecy from everyone for my own protec
tion before I give full Information if
you can use my treatment oil yourself
or in your own family, but you must
not tell what it is to outsiders.
"I guarantee my treatment will In no
way Injure your skin. On the contrary,,
it will give it a soft velvety feeling and
greatly Improve your complexion, as
well as banish unsightly lines and
wrinkles. It takes only a few minutes
to use it.
" "Address Harriett Meta, suite 1020 C,
Syracuse, N. Y.' I will eend everything
in plain sealed envelope so that our
correspondence will be strictly private."
w
ill Yon
Walk .Owe, to
First andlaylor
SSreettsJor$2.00
;i:L::Perhaps Five- .-i.
This is the" amount
you save, and this
is the amount we
T e a 1 1 y give you
when you pay us
For one of our su
perior men's
spring Suits. We
-invite your inspec
tion and challenge
c ompetition.
We've gt the
goods . and we
know we can
please you,
i
Make up your mind today to irop in to
morrow. Note our display windows, the
choice quality of the goods and the little
prices.--' - - .
193-195 FIRST STREET-CORNER TAYLOR
THE RIGHT GOODS AT THE RIGHT PRICES
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY
ACQUITS E, C HASEY
(ColUd Prat Leaaed Wire.)
Juneau, Alaska, May 1. The federal
grand jury on the first ballot today ac
quitted fcdward C. Hasey on a charge
of murder In the second degree, in con
nection with the shooting of Fred Rine
hart in the Keystone canyon riot last
year during the famous railroad war be
tween tne Uuggenhelms and the Alaska
Home railroad people.
Attorneys John A. Carson of Salem,
Oregon; Judge Ostrander and F. M.
Brown of Valdes; also T. R. Lyons, were
notified to be prepared to return here
in leeember with, witnesses to defend
Hasey on four more Indictments if the
department orders further prosecution.
Ladles' 13.10 fine dress shoes and Ox
fords, tans, blacks and patents, all slses
$1.76 pair. Sample Shoe company. First
and Madison.
CROWDS
A44TaT
ICE BREAKING OFF
COAST OF ALASKA
(Cnlted PreM Leased Wire.)
Nome, May 1. "The Ice is breaking!"
was the cry which startled this town
last night and this morning the cltt
lens are anxiously 'watching tfre Ice,
which Is being driven by the wind
Into heaps along the jhore and which
promises to open tne roadway at any
time- This is the earliest that the Ice
baa aver broken up. Warm weather
and Chinook breeces have got lo their
work. ' Mining operations are la full
blaat and the cleanup promises to ba the
largest on record.
X - . "tow Bates to Chicago.
Extremely low rates to Chicago and
otner eastern points on sale May f via
Chicago as Northwestern line. For full
information apply R. V. Holder, general
agent, 161 Third street. -
Idaho Declamation Contest. v
CaldwelL Idaho. Mvi 1 The nrtllavn
ot Idaho, located here, has carried off
the Honors in aectamauon. this week,
tnkinsr fdrst nlaee in the. leasrua of li
schools ia South Idaho. '-r. ;. " ,;
cut. all s!x, 96o pair 5ample 6hoe
company. First and Madi.j -
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TlSr RESPONSE to Our Friday's
A Sale. We want you all to, come
again on Saturday. All of Friday's
Specials will be continued with the
additional items quoted below
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Fancy Waists
Lingeri-rEcru JSTet, and Fancy Silk
Waists; yalues up to $17.50 '
4.50
Dress Skirts
Cream Serge, Panama and light Fan
cy Mixture Materials ;4vals'l up to $15
6.95
Children's Trimmed Hats
We have prepared for Saturday selling, 200 neatly
trimmed Leghorn hats for children at (only
St. 00
Merry Widow Sailors, trimmed with straw pompons,
our regular $3.50 value ............... . . . : $2.49
Millinery Bargains Gal6(e !
'if'
New Style Wire. - Frames .vv .r.'.y; '., .10c
Straw Bcaid, 10 and 12-yard piece's ... ; . . . 15c
Untrimmed Straw.hape$ 25c, 49c and . . . . . . . . 75c
Pretty Flowers; 10c, 15c and,. . IV. . . . . . i . . . . 25ci J P:
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Jo Mo Ashe30i!i C0O
CORNER FIFTH AND ALDER STREETS