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THE OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL PORTLAND," TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1008, COTTAGE GROUEyONE OF OREGON'S FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT TOWNS CROUP QUICKLY CURED J'- .! ,r"'. Y-1 11 peat Child cniok t xt wmia Wittuc lor im oo. ' Croup should bav. prompt treatment. Th lira' of many a dear on ha lxu sacrificed baciuM Ui fight rcmody was not at band. - , Pay -!o attention t th child who I vrll. thlraly. and ocoaaionally cousha dryly and shrilly. 'This la .th flrat stas of ci odd. and Instant treat- niitnt aliuuM t given. Hvorael. tha miraculous. . antlaentla ory air treatment, win cur croup in either th flrat or second stages. totally inhald. even hn th breathing 1 lr mular. it rurhH miira nrnmmlir than any other remedy th terribly Inflamed ' inamuran or in wiunpipe, ita oon Ins balsams art Immediately, th In. flammatloa 1 Allayed, anl Wi swelling reducad. - f . r "Not long ago our llttl boy, Waltr, ewoka.in th night with a bad attack of croup, ao that he perieneea great air-i floully In brthlng. W allowed him to Inhal Hyomel. and h Immediately! began to breath easier, and In halt an I hour waa faat aaleep. Our children, b- inf suoject to croup, w iei Hie wim Ilyomal in th hotiee, and 1 am mik a. nvwt word for a rem will rob croup of It terrors." Rv. Geo. Sleaon. Pastor of M. B. Church, Boutb Londonderry, Vt. - Hyomel (pronounced Htgh-o-tn) I th quickest acting and moat senaibl remedy aver dlaoovered ror all disease of th noae, throat, and lungs. It la fruaranteed by woodara. Clarke A to, o oure catarrh, coughs, col da, asthma, bronnhltts and croup, or money back. A rubber pocket Inhaler, costs only 11.00. An extra bottl of Hyomel, if after wards needed, cost but 60 cents. m glad to nedy that Cotta Grora, Nestled Among the Green Hills, No More Charming Townslte Could Be Imagined.- . Cottage Grove is strictly a, self-made city, Not a dollar's worth of foreign capital has teen a fac tor in its existence or its growth-' Its buildings .are owned, by its own i people. Its banks are capi talized by home money. Its factories and mills have been built and are operated with home dol lars and home talent.' 1 - ' . ..-. .. -, The merchants have grown up with their town and today present an unbroken front of growth and prosperity that is equal to anything in the-valley. ' ' Fortunes have been made and liberally expended in the upbuilding of, the city. The founders buudrd more wisely, pxrhaps, than they knew. There are those living yet who can. point out land marks that hotd sacred memories log houses and fur-traders' cabins. Primitive buildings have been cleared away, bnt sentiment still lingers about "the spot, and it is a connecting link between the past and the present. , This is a day. of business expansion and rapid development, and those who are.slow to grasp opportunities are soon left in the background.. N M HEMES BUCK I J tl 1 Sheriff. Eand Says Bank Guaranty Plank Sleets General Approval. - (Special Ptipatcn to The JonrniL) -, Pendleton, Or Oct, IS. "It looks as though the sentiment for "Mr. Bryan In Baker county ts aa strong as was the sentiment for. Governor Chamberlain at tha June election," said Sheriff Ed Hand yesterday as , he passed through Pen. dleton on his way to Salem, taking; with him the murderer, Trapp, who entered upon his sentence today. "I am not a professional politician and I don't make any pretense of know. Inr It all when it comes to how the people ara going: to vote, but I get over tha country pretty much and I find the sentiment la strong In favor of the commoner. . "We have never had a bank failure In Baker county, but I want to tell you that th farmers over there ? are all strongly In," favor of th . Democratic bank guaranty plan. They want to know that their savings are absolutely safe, and In the face of the fact that there are mighty few places that have stronger banks than Baker City. "The sheepmen are all thinking about ' tha way that - protective tariff keeps out the competition of foreign wool stuff until - after It Is shipped into this country and made Into cloth when a rebate is paid back on th stuff as it Is shipped out. "And the laboring men In Baker county are strong for Bryan. The way the Republicans turned down the in junction plank proposed by them and substituted that bluff of Mr. Taft hasn't won him any friends and they certainly look upon Mr. Bryan as a man who not only is now, but always has been a friend. ': - -. '..,; "I am; not making any predictions, but I want; to ay agajn that, the man who has his ear to the ground will find just about such a, sentiment as existed for Governor Chamberlain now for Mr. Bryan."'". POLITICS STIIt U. OF 0. STUDENTS (Special Dltpitch to To Journal.) University of Oregon, Eugene, Oct It. A Taft Republican club will be formed at a mass meeting next Friday evening. It will be organized undr tha leadership of Walter C. Wlnslow of Sa lem, an alumnus of the university, who is now national organiser for Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Mr. Wlnslow will be assisted by State Secretary C. N. Mo Arthur of Portland. Representative Al len Eaton of Eugene and Attorney L E. Bean of Eugene. All of these will ad dress tha meeting and there will also be speeches by prominent students. There Is also talk of forming a Bryan club but arrangements are not yet com- 1let. Buttons of both parties are much n evidence about th campus. Notaries Commissioned. ' (Salem Bureau of The Journal.) Salem, Or., Oct IS. Commissions as notaries have been issued to Livy Stipp, Oregon City; J. H. Carkin. Medford; Frank H. Oreenman, ; Eugene; Thomas J. Powell. Lakevlew; C. C. Stout, John Ognoee. Arthur V. Calkins, C. W. Wells, Portland. HATS OFF 10 THIS FEW tWCDlllE The Tempting. Teasing Taste of In Any Event One Would Have to Be Lively at Dodging. (United Proa Lcaatd WIrs.t Washington, Oct. 13. Unpacking a steamer trunk, two suitcases and a cou ple of comic supplements In which he brought his diminutive aeroplane to this city, A. M. Herring Is today preparing to make trial flights before taklna- th official test of tha rovernment. Her- I rills wt.l uu, lunKV c m Vn Uv.. ,,,, will raturn there Nft- vember 1 for the official test If the government experts insist. H says he prefers a straight course, as he flies but six feet from th ground. Hi machine travels at th rate Of an ex press train and there is danger of kill ing a spectator If the aeroplane should dip suddenly while making a circular flljrht. Herring's machine weighs a little over 200 pounds, about one fifth the weight of 'the Wright machine. With it, be says, he will make a flight of 125 miles, carrying two men of about 800 pounds total weight, at a speed exceeding If miles an hour, without coming to the earth for fueL The Herring machine differs from the Wright machine in that it can use four or six propellers, although in tha tests for the signal service only two will be used. The propellers are mad shorter than Wright's and the -blades at their widest parts are not more man xour inches. The engine, which is so small that It is packed In a drees suit case, will make l.zov revolutions a minute, ana me pro. Dellera will be a-eared ud to about 1.309. The main planes are 20 feet long and t feet wide. The planes of the Wright machine are mora than tQ ieet long and about wid. e. . coin Post toast i AT PENDLETON Dates Are Also Announced for Meeting at Echo and Athena. "Takes hold" of the ap petite and makes break fast a real joy. The crisp, delicious, golden brown flakes are made from selected white corn. (Special Dlapatch t Tha loantaLt Pendleton, Or..- Oct ,18. Montie B. Gwlnn, chairman of the committee which ha charge of the good roads conven tion to be held here shortly has an nounced the program for that occasion. As arranged by Mr. Owlnn and his committee the good roads convention will be held in this city October 22. On the following day a convention will be Vi o 1 a t ithnns ami nn th. H.v fnllAtiflnff that a convention will be held at Echo. ' It is th desire or Judge Scott and tha other gentlemen behind the good roads movement to hold three meetings in this county. Previously it was the intention to hold one of the outside meetings at Athena and the other at Milton or Freewater. But It was finally concluded that the west end. of the county deserves one of the conventions, so a meeting waa sched uled for Echo. Farmers of the east end of the county will be asked to at tend toe meeting at Athena or the one nere. i The meetmr in this citv win h h,M i ... ..... v V v. . . . I ' u -- .'11 .lie .iiviiiuun oi ! ! H.tnkA 94 A . 4 - . I . J IVViwci, mm. noivlD 1 1 UI 11 1 11 0 WJUrVHCI a good musical program is being ar ranged and It is the Intention to make the meeting the biggest occasion of that I character aver neia ru ine county. COillSIOII HOT POSSIBLE HOI? Block System Invented by Idaho Bail way Man Pro nounced Perfect NO GAS! ADAHD 11 ftMIii Outof-Town People Visiting: Portland During the " Horso Show Must INot Forget That the UNION DENTISTS Keep In their employ only dentists of practical experience,- who have spent years of study in preparing themselves in all branches of dentistry' When people visit Portland from out of town they must take advantage of the opportunity and have their dental work attended to. The Union Dentists have a full corps of old, time-tried crown and bridge workers and pain less extractors. And don't forget our prosthetic dentist in making up your mind where to go. TOLL SET OF TEETH Truly SOLD BY GROCERS A Breakfast Luxury t "The Taste Lingers" M4 at pBrt Fo4 FacUrle 4 rOSTL'M CEREAL CO., Ltd, Bitfl: Crtek. Mich. , rtrattad Pna UiiH Wire. I Tacoma, Oct IS. All the trains of th Northern Pacific, except th great division bet wean Tacoma and Portland, ar operating today nndar tbo saw A. B, C block systam of train diapatchlac devfaed by A. Beamer, su parts tend en t i iam iaa no aiTisioo. Th new syetem is claimed to b th most perfect Installed anywhar and will revoiutlonli th business of train dis patching if th claims of ltd Investor are proved. Under tha new system trains ar run i on authority of a block card which give i m tram rieau-nnc onjy 10 tn next block station. Thl will mak enlllatoas tmposslble. ssy th railroad offtctais. HAKILA MERCIIAXTS WANT INYESTIGATION Manila. Oct. It. Tb Werrhanta . snetattoa vf Manila tAdav adnnii lahitiona pledging th-rmm-i-m ( prtwe ta the city efficial whom thy charg with rpoflbllity ftr th rhnl rta pideaiW! through laxity la aaat ! Jstv mira. - j Th merchant lr tnlrwatit I I ty rlalm t tnm'nul . Btl!fiK tn $5S Written Guarantee oh All IVorb for TEN YEARS HAVE YOUR TEETH OUT IN THE MORNING AND GO HOME WITH NEW ONES THE SAME DAY. UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS MORRISON STREET, CORNER FIRST STREET. LADY ATTENDANTS. ave Nothing to Hide Our bakery is open for your inspection at all hours, night and day. We are the makers of "Table Queen Bread." Look for the word "Royal" impressed In the bottom of the loaf the really hygienic way of labeling bread. ' , R oyal Bakery and Conf. CORNER ELEVENTH AND EVERETT STREETS Full Dress Clothing for the Horse Show Yoa may hear Formality's call only once In a whiles but when It does COME it says Dress Clothing Knox DttSs Silk Knox Opera Mic iuu i icfaicu; Heyer was quality som high and n Tit so penecT as in pur Dress Clothing this season BENJAMIN'S : Tuxedo and Evening Dress Suits Fine Dress Waistcoats Frock Coats M 3)1 Morrison, Opp. P. O. rharga with preserving tb hiu. Thy say that not nly bar th laws tbmlve lnm la. t that tae 'health afftrtsl bav aag lrd tvfnre vm Ihtm Th mmbHIi rhilM that tb rulers waa wlpd t ftr tH !' Hmfia rf th city wm li,.r r4 rldnt and many liv ard, bMrtd nUitn ef dHra t lose to bMne thru th ajnarvntln. T r-f frfiala are t b provocated for g!c4 f dty. , , A Invli tnvt-v. rlHrr f bob U.,Srt at li tittI ml u. tlly i t,i could fc 4t ton fw tb tro;nte:a, prt..i at Stado whether tbera will b froat daring the night. - Crown Theatre. Ill A Her rt nr TMvd rrt" A arr rntm start t f!ls. -Tft LwieT s Guia." i
