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JlfflfflSli!
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-F'Watf Boozing Instead of
Piling, and They Landed
' jlY in the Ba'stile. ' ;
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1 1. I (United P
vnVi 1 The f lr that
section of Marysvllle. the
, Jn I 1 i mining
fJU.Wslocfc
f camp, failed to aesrroy
iriiri ami todav the little
' . .,i . f filled wnn V mm who ww o.r
.'"'! yestsrday for hampering the ef
wojof the Butta fire department by
'."'.'t,"orlna; to net free drinks from a-
vytn the nath of the names.
dhen tt was seen that certain saloons
v t ha accused men. wnn
accused men, with
' t f is of others who escaped arrest,
tha ranks of f Ireflorhters.
. . Vw- v.- '
' ih Arinlc ehons end besan to
A ' t tvei.a - war broken.
' rles were Dromon, umrma ww
4 ,ei (Ud and- the liquors flowed as f ree-
flrf' In tha oia flays wnen mi iiret
1 iea. wera mads. The Butta nremen
i iJ. re mimmoned to save the little
4ppeJed In vain to the blbolous
i-oato leave tha saloons. Numbers
thoyty con a tallies wars hastily sworn
a ronndup resulted in a oaten m
CIars tn Tarloua stares of lntoxl-
tutetrom a "bun.' to a "siss" being
the fin the 'Jail, which they mads a
with their clamor. . .
th. Kara m la Antra today
wera found wrapped In slumber,
tha . building, resounaea . wun
us snores.
late yesterday saying that the
lmost annihilated, wera ax-
It Is believed that 150,000
catlre Joss. ' . -
' S Si.-,.. V-MH Ta SS OnA
lb
its of other and mora serious mat-
rs than Miss Heslers ploturs and its
Vftng-e disappearance have been going
a .rounds. ;" . ; '
the name of Bear Admiral William
1ft, recently commandant of tha Bos-
h navy yard, ana or unusa iaies
nator II-nry Cabot Lodge of Massa-
I. forts
I ,li was a
I I rated.
I i,J. fvers tha
! " HAW SCANDAL
mORDVJR Y LltiE DIRECT
JEGULAR BROADWAY
f SCHEDULE TO ALAMEDA PARK BEGINNING
TODAY PRICES ON ALAMEDA- PARK . '
" LOTS WILL BE ADVANCED MARCH 1. , N
, T,- .Am;.a tr firirtirvlri Arirt in Alameda Park la now
' fulfilled by established fact.'; TWs morning the regular' Broadway
irs began running direct to Alameda Park on regular Broadway
(' 'The Alameda Land Company, In order to secure jhis great ad-
t Vantage for the residents of Alameda Park, have paid twelve thou-
i 'nd dollars to extend the carline to the Park.
ill, This extension was advertised to be completed with cars in
(perationon February 8d. This promise has been fulfilled to the
etter. " fczsl SVri ?3 f-:-: .
In order to allow ajl persons who hare been considering the pur
jchase of Hots the opportunity, to buy before the advance in prices,
f this advance has been postponed until- March 1st, On this date all
' prices will positively be advanced. " ' . '
r.v. ,;l,;fl tn em Alafnafla Park- mar now take Broad-
I 'y car at Strand Washington streets and go direct to this beauti
.1 It residence section. , ' ' - ' .
t With tne coming 01 wanner
be rushed as fast as men and
UU-The present prices on Alameda.Park lots are positively fifty per
t lower than surrounding values. Concrete examples of this will
,4 given upon application. Just one instance: Several days ago a
fc 100x100 on the corner of Twentieth and Thompson streets, Jrv
Uon, sold for $6000. A lot of the same size with superior location
d wit superior improvements being.installed maye had in Ala
ida Park for $2000, exclusive of improvement!4 which will make it
flout $3000 when the improvements are all installed. This is but a
pical example. 4 Other lots may be had for as low as $850. ;
n rer cent of .the nurchase price to
t ay down may buy now in Alameda Park and secure, not only a
.choice location, but also the low price which will positively advance
March 1st. . ' " 1 ' '
, ' Further partfculars may be had of the Alameda Land Company,
owner of Alameda Park, 822 Corbett Building. -
MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW
CAUSE OF
mm
lionm human health depend on one
Jtgan a.lone? s this question , is beocm
!W widely discussed sines L. T. Cooper
' tmt advanced his theory that the
' atomach Js the true seat of life and
air health dependent upon it. :
' Mr. Cooper, who has met wun re
markable success In the sale of his new
mediclnel believes that the stomach is
responsible for most sickness, and that
ihif organ Is weak In the presenfgen
eralton. s While discussing this theory
recjitly. he said:' "I am asked time
anil again to tell why my medicine has
ml is such a record wherever I have
ln Oduced; If My answer always Is,
'N kuse i;lt restores the' stomach to a
n inal Condition.' No one r will deny
tfe't today there are more half-sick men
f li worn en than ; ever before, v Nthin g
..leal seems to be the matter with
m. They are- Just nair-sica, mrai
time. They don't Know reany
. tt l8tth
" ' ( I ed With
'yea,s'.
the matter. with; them, I have
with thousands during the t past
.... M i. . Inuj what
S ' v-ic trouble was. v One said neryoua-
another said kidnay trouoie, " an
il liver complaint, some constipa-
orSheart' trouble, ,or lung: trouble
had treated, as they : called It,
iost of these diseases at different
. A very , common complaint la
'ua down,' or -tired all the time,
lo appetite.
henow positively tbat every bit. of
jchronia ill. health is caused by
'jh-cli trouble, and nothing else. My
il f
na i j i t iHRCOvery puin ing tomacn in
nl. condition in aooui six .weeas.
P hty fe"w people can ba sick with a
t'd digestion. That is why my modi
Hie
ctiudetts hars bn drawn Into the 31s-.
cuton. .
Velld Intimations thatcertain natal
men high In ranlc would have been will
ing to "whitewash" the unfortunate In
cident at tha Ames dance, have been
Even the recent breaking off or ma
enBasement or . jwisa " '---'i
daughter 'of tha admiral, and one of tha
most charming of Boston's young wo
men, to Harry Durer fitorer of AtUnta
and New York, has been connected dl-
rectty with at least one oi i'"
concerned. a . ,.
So involved has ,thfc investigation ba
coma. and so complicated the dctalla
which many persons hero ara rt,rt
In soma mannor connected with It. H w
. -S A V. AMttt mMI
rr'd b.?: :!!rK.in unusual ai-
flculty in 'determining causa and siub-cau-e
of tha affair at the Ames homa.
Cowlas Knooasa uvw.
. ,i . i..t ha waa
Dr. cowies a,n:
vncked down by Auld. U claims that
P', l.re f lie"! with ,
Aula snn noumm
Admiral fiwlft. . .M.r.d. he
For many day", '.".h.rses to
waited ipeanuy Ha-retary
ba plac 'nbof Secretary
Mever. airs. .
?en-s Of her usband part In tha af
fair, saya Admiral Swift took tl I PJ
pers to Washington and that ""
have pigeonholed them,"
Meytr declared Ha had heard ,J
?h. case when his attention was called
to It through other enanneia.
Sha made tha further claim that "ha
had to anUst tha aid of Benator Lodga
ESSLi wS a incllnad
to W a ASS-
Swift wouia navs r.heartn
casa might rJ.m."
Immediately recnu
Storor angagemenV
- -' Ingafaman Brogaii.
Btorer wma on hi. '"S '2
to Boaton to marry Miss Swift, it u
said.' when tha engagement was broken.
Ths ceremony was, to "J
formed Pecembar . .Miss Swift and
Auld had become good friends, and this.
It Is hinted, might hava been one of the
reaaons tor tha cancalllng. of tha an-
?Th?W.Uw; progress , of
against Anld from tha time they left
the hands of Dr.' Amea until they
reached Secretary Meyer, according to
the statement of Mrs. Cowies, Is at
tracting great Intercat. , r -
Navy circles! here, instead of being
separated into two camps aa they were
at the outset of tha hearing1, today find
themaelves divided , Into various . fac
tions. ... ...
go many elements have crept Into the
TO ALAMEDA PARK
CARS RUN ON REGULAR
weauicr uic auwi nuiyvmiwiw
money will do it Scores of homes
THEIR SICKNESS
dne Is selling at : suoh a tremendous
rate. ; It hava convinced many thousands
of people that thesa things are so, and
the number 1 growing by leaps and
bounds."
. Among more recent converts' to .Mr.
Cooper's beliefs Is Mrs.' Lottie I Miner,
living on Rural Route No. ' 2, Hennlker,
N. H., who' says: VI was In poor health
for six years, from stomach trouble and
indigestion. Quite frequently my stom
ach was so weak that It. would not re
tain solid food." , I had Vomiting spells
every morning, and was subject to fre
quent" attacks of dizziness. . Life be
came such a burden that I often felt
it (was not worth the living, v I tried
everything 1 could hear of, but found
nothing , that would afford relief. ; ,
'For; some time I had 'been reading
of the Cooper remedies,: and .finally de
cided to give the New Discovery prep
aration trial. After' taking the first
bottle I noticed a marked improvement.
Five bottles made me entirely well. I
can eat anything I wish, and have not
been troubled with my Stomach since.
The dizzy spells 'disappeared long ago.
'My mother; Mrs. Susan Parkins. Is
a nurse of long experience. Both she
and my father have used the Cooper
remedies' with splendid results.? -1 wlU
be glad to answer any personal corre
spondence in regard to myase.'y-ii
Cooper's New- Discovery' is sold by
all druggists. If your druggist cannot
supply you, we will forward you . the
name of a druggist In your city who
will. Don't" accept ."something Just as
good-'W The Cooper Medicine Co., Day
ton, Ohio. ,, '
DAILY JOURNAL,
OREGON
affair that the original difficulty P-t
pears to have be-ine a minor Issue.
When tha friendship of Auld and Miss j
Pwlft was mentioned In connection with ,
.... i r , Hurift-Rtorer en- i
lilt, VltW,lll v ...w
gacement. during tha hearing before the
courttnnrtlal. a halt was called lmmf;
ately. The court refused to permit this
possible phase of the case to be brought
out .
EES J. HILL
(Continued From Page One.)
to him. Wa had been much interested
rn Mr. Hill's account of the opportuni
ties In tha northwest as published in
New York papers. ,
"Wa would appreciate a line from you
stating whether in your opinion there Is
' , . nnlh mtr
room xor sucn men aa u.
ara' marrlaff ' tint httVI nO
family. One la employed In the auditing
department of a railroad company nsra,
the other la a young lawyer. X am alngle
and hava been In the real estate and
building business. None of us has bean
a failure, nor have wa paata to hlds,
K..t ara ..a A laaa M afla with NW YOrk
City and believe much better opportunl-
tlea can be had was tnan m ui wu
crowded east'
. 1 personally would appreciate any In
formation you wlU favor ua with as to
prospects In different lines aa wall aa
suggestions aa to any pewoomers who
hava come to your city and been wo
cessfuL" , . il'. i ' 1 '
Assistant Secretary Moaeesoho of tha
chamber of commerce wlU furnish ths
necessary Information and It la con
sidered safe to wager that the next
summer will see the three New Yorkers
in Portland with, a flood tf others t rorn
the overcrowded cltlea on the ahorea of
the Atlantic . '
(Continued From Page OnaV
shipyards at Newport News, and are M
feet long over' all. and ara veaaela of
4100 grosa tons. They are single screw
craft and ara equipped with triple ex
nanalnn enrines . of 4000 horsepower.
Thev. also hava six . Scotch marine
boilers.; '. - ' " '
Thev will so on tha Portland-San
Francisco run upon their arrival on this
coast. It la rumored that the steamer
Kansas City, which, with the Roae City,
Is now on tho run, will become flagship
of the Panama fleet , i f ;
Continued From Ptge Ona)
tlmony waa badly ahattered yesterday
afternoon and again today when Heney
produced letters which save that testi
mony flat contradiction. Hermann had
testified that he did not remember bav
in anv correspondence . with . W. i.
Jones, and Heney produced soma of this
correflDondence, bearing Hermann's alg
nature. Hermann explained by aaylng
that the lapse of time between the data
of the letters and the preaent, and the
further fact of his volumlnoua corre
spondence as commissioner, made the
writing, of a single letter, ot a few, cast
but a faint Impression On the mind.
This morning again Heney produced
a second letter written by Hermann to
Mrs. Moda SUversteln, regarding her apr
polntment to a position in Surveyor Gen
eral Meldrum'a office. Hermann had
.testified that he had only written one
letter to hla remembrance. '. ' '
Testerday, after being baited for some
time by Heney about hla political ambi
tions and the promises of "fat and Juicy
plums" which he had held out to his
supporters and those he desired to have
as such. Hermann denied in very posi
tive terms that he was ever a candidate
for tha United States senate In 1901 and
1901. - V ' '' ' '
; ', Produoea Otbar Z.etters.
Heney at once produced letters writ
ten 'by Hermann to George C Brownell
at that period 1 In . which Hermann
planned his campaign for senatorial
election at the 1903 session of the leg
islature and promised, absolutely, to
give Brownell high political remem
brance should Brownell be able to shape
the hopes of the commissioner Into success.:-
v.- - '
. Hermann bad also denied that Colli s
P. Huntington, mentioned In the first
letter .shown him, had been ! a close
friend, and In the - next- letter read ha
referred to Huntington aa a warm friend
and told of hla always making a per
sonal visit to., the commissioner's office
whenever h ' waa in Washington. ; v
Jyst before noon Heney went Into tho
subject Of the Holslnger report " on the
Hyde-Benson frauda - and the ' crooked
r clerks In Hermann's office who were
giving Information to Hyde and ' Ben
Boh.-y.'A"iy j:; 'M''! " ?.4 '
Hermann, in answer to Heney s ques
tions, testified that he had received this
report, -making Its sensational disclos
ures) on June 19, 1902, and that he had
given ft to Clerk McGee with a directed
answer-and the command of great se
crecy In order that none of the crooked
clerks should sea It
Took Possession of Beport.
McGee had brought it back to him
on June 21, Hermann said, together with
the answer, and he had at once taken
personal possession Of the report and at
the same time ordered all of the Hyde
Benson land suspended and held up.
On the same' day,' Hermann said, he
had taken the report to Secretary Hitch
cock, shown him" the startling disclos
ures and asked him to take charge of it
because he feared to file It in the land
Office for fear the Unknown clerk who
was betraying him would see U.
Heney asked Hermann particularly If
ha had taken the report to Hitchcock on
his own motion, and Hermann said he
had, ; Heney aaked if Hitchcock was at
that 'time not auspicious of him, and
Hermann said that their relations wera
strained, but that it made no difference
in , tholr; official transactions. Heney
then attempted to read the statement of
Secretary Hitchcock made 'at the Wash
ington trial, regarding the Httcftcock re
port, " and , Colonel Worthlngton objected.
4, 4 Will Argna Utjy-.
i Jud ge ? Wolverton V decided t that v he
would hear the argument when the Jury
was not present., and It waa taken up
Immediately after the noon recess.
The testimony of Secretary Hitchcock,
in general, was to the effect that the
clerk, McGee, had told Assistant Com
missioner Richards, ahd Richards had
told v Secretary ; Hitchcock. Hitchcock
knew of the answer made to tha-report
before It had been submitted to the
commissioner by, McGee, and had his
rrlvate secretary, W, Seott Smith, tele
phone : to Hermann, directing, him to
bring the report to, his, Hitchcock's of
fice. - '
Mr. Heney desired to Introduce this
evidence as contradictory . to Hermann's
testlmorty-of how ha took- the report to
Hitchcock on his own motion. The court
will pass upon the introduction of the
evidence, which Colonel Worthlngton
contends Is barred by the rules of evl-
GREAT BOOSTER
COMING AROUND HORN
HENEYTRIPSUPHER
PORTLAND, THURSDAY
denes, during the sftf rnoon. If It is In
troduced snd allowrfl to ro before the
Jury, It will lend still further to shat
ter the Impression made by the defend
ant In his direct testimony. v v
HENEY INTRODUCES
, LETTER TO PROVE
: v HERMANN TOLD FIB
. Continuing bis testimony on cross-examination
yesterday afternoon, Mr. Her
mann waa taken over the Rogue river
reserve and his action In regard to It.
and back and forth. Mr. lleney read a
letter written by Hermann to the sec
retary, ; protesting against the creation
of the reserve, and quoting edltorlala
and articles from Oregon 'papera. One
article In particular which went Into
the .'method of promoting reserves, be
come the point about which .the testi
mony revolved. V i
lleney tried to make nermann admit
he had read the article, for 'the pur
poaa of showing the fact that Her
mann would therefore know of ., the
school land frauds.
; Y Tsndaa; Tollowa.
Hermann fenced with .the attorney
and finally denied that be had aver
read the article. ' '
lleney then demanded 1 to ' know
whether Hermann, as the . guardian of
the publlo lands, did not have sufficient
Interest to look for the article. Her
mann aald he knew of the modes of
promoting tha reserves. v
Heney aaked Hermann If ha knew or
all the modes knd methods of fraud.
If ha did not know of tha school land
frauda. Hermann aald he did not know
of the- school land frauds. .
" Asks rotated Qnastloa. , ' ' ,
"Why, 1 then." " demanded Heney,
'didn't yon have sufficient Interest to
look at this article and see If you
oould not find additional modes?"
Hermann said he was then Interested
only. In the Question of defeating the
Rogue river reserve.
"Is It not a fact," demanded Heney,
that ' you say yon did not aea this
article because you knew; It told of how
tha school land frauda were promoted
and carried on TV ' '
."I resent your ' Insinuation," flashed
back Hermann, "I, did not read the
rrn
A Wonderful, Clean Slraiflhf Talk on the Folly of Using Calharllcs for
Tryino io Cure Conslipalion, and flow to Stop It Abso
lutely Without Pills or Medicines
For the Benefit of 0or
Oas Worked
For the benefit of our readera we
publish a timely and Interesting talk
bv Professor f. H. Midgley on a point
which is most vitar to every man.
woman and child in this countrythe
way to stop the spreading danger or
chronic constipation. All he says . la
true, and evidences of It are ao many
and varied, aa seen in hundreds of let
ters from those who have done as he
advocates, that we think It a puNlo
hont.flt to make them known. We rec
ommend Professor Midgley most ear
nestly to our readera, , :
Most Diseases Caused by Constipa
tlon. Sewage for the Brain.
Tt goes to the brain naturally, and
to every part of the body, every organ
being led on this polluted blood or
sewage. , It goes to your face In the
form of pimple poison and breaka .out
on tho skin, it goes to your head and
rives you headache and dizziness, it
iroes to your brain and makes you
drowsy, it weakens the stomach and
causes dyspepsia and bad Te&$',, l1
goes to the liver and ; causes bilious
ness. It goes to the kidneys and event
ually gives rise to Brlght's Disease. It
goes to the heart and makes It thump,
ft goes to the eyes and robs them of
their luster, It makes "your erves
flaggy and weak and out-o -sorts,, and
this IS the advance agent of all kinds
of disease, which you couldn t get at
all if there was pure, rich, red blood
flowing In your Veins and your whole
body was in prime condition,
, 2 t-Hour "Habit". All Important.
' "Although it Is one of the simplest
things in the world to cure even the
worst case of chronic constipation, yet
nearly every other man and woman you
meet is positively so stopped. up as to
bo hardly able to think clearly. To get
the, habit, every 24 hourar regularly,
works wonders. By the habit I don t
mean the cathartic habit, but; I mean
that natural, easy move that every one
ought to have without being obliged
to -make a rush for the pill box every
nlgnt.
Must "Quit Jttll nabit.
Too " young ' 'and middle-aged men
and women who eat and drink every
thing you like, and you old men and
women who are addicted to pill eating
to keep your overdue bowels going,
you don't realize that there would not i
be one-hundredth part of the disease
on earth today If. ; your bowels were
absolutely regular. . ,;: v.;;,.:;,
t "You can shake your fist at almost
any old dlfcease known If you've got
the bow'ela that do business every
twenty-four hours. This is plain talk,
but any doctor will tell you the same
thing, only he may .be tnore particular
In hTs language and It won't make the
impression . on your mind. . . , .. t,..
Cathartics Can't Cur Constipation,
; , .', - ,
"It is true mat muibuim
out that bowel-moving Jule;r seere
tlon which Nature nas put- in sverr
good bowel to make it work easy and
right,. When irue
natural lubricating
flusd ls cleaned out. your noweis do-
COU1W J1-JT,- .? RT-
a baO Case ' OI COHDUIHIiuii, ouu lfui.
are swallowed to do the moving. .This
rv'ar "'and how to be cdred right at home, so
tSf W "J , . - T " ' '
Take it for granted that you. would
like to quit taking piua and arugs,
castor oil, cascara. Jalap, gamBoge and
all other cathartics -and . consider my
new rational method that haa cured so
many. ' . v .
, How You Can Stop Constipation
Absolutely. ,
: 'Tf you will do as I say v ou can get
rid of your constipation right now and
forget about It ever after.
"Forget forever- that there are 'any port unity to be cured of chronic con
pills, powders, -or potions-for moving Btlpation tnat you have ever had eme
ha hr.wnln. Thev will move them- "l v
will lust elve them a
start the 'Midgley Way,' You. : will.
nver .' realize how gratifying. It Is to
havei regular bowels and how fine it
feels to , really live, until, you have,
tried It. . . , - . I
My Rational Method Includes a re-
markable system . of bowel . exercises"
lor which 'I send careful directions,
EVENING, FEBRUARY 3,
article. There were very many of the
Oregon paaers I did not have time to
read. v If congress and the secretnrv
had listened to me there would never
have. been occasion for these land fraud
prosecutions by you or anyone else."
Objects to Article.
Heney offered to put the article In
evidence and It was objected to by
Colonel Worthlngton because Hermann
said he had not aeen tha article, and
could not ba bound by It. Judge Wol
verton reserved . his ruling on tha ad
mission of the evldenoe. -
Mr. Heney then went Into Hermsnn's
senatorial aspirations, and read lettera
written to George C. Brownell about
political matters and appolntmente.
Hermann called attention to tne raci
that he never broken a promise made
by him. He would never forget
Brownell's loyalty, and assured him of
hla remembrance. " V '. ''' ' ;
Favored Southern Faolflo. . ' .
The defendant promised to Intercede
with Collls ; P. Huntington to ' secure
an appointment as Wsshington attorney
for the Southern Paolflc. Hermann
aald he had many places In mind for
Brownell In case he was elected to tha
senate. He . promised absolutely to
work for, Brownell In case the sonator
ship should come to him (Hermann)..
, Thla letter waa put In evidence in
contradiction of tha direct statement
of Hermann, made a few momenta be
fore,, that he had never been a candi
date for the senate, or had promised
political ' plum' to anyone. v .
' Memory Again Falls.
Hermann aald ha could-not remember
of having any meeting with Hays wnen
he waa here tn 101. He did not con
sider that Maya was in sympathy with
his senatorial aspirations. He thought,
however, ha talked with W. N. Jones
during that visit. He ' did not. think
ho talked with Jones about tha aena
torshlp, though ha might have talked
to him. . : f
. In September of; 190! Hermann did
not see.Jonea, he aald, though he may
hava seen him In the later fall while
on a short visit to Oregon,.
North Beach Push Club Launched.
(NnaHat THnMtrh The JoarnaL
oath Bend. Waeh.. Teh. I. The
Korth Beach Push Club was organised
last week at an enthusiastic - meeting
Readers, Prof. T. 0. Midgley Gives Intcrestinfl
Remarkable Results In
with engraved cuts, to show Just how
the exercises should be taken. These
exercises aro go easy that they are
used without difficulty , by delicate
women and very elderly .people, yet
they are so scientific as to stimulate
tha relaxed bowel muscles arjl reduce
them to normal activity In a -remarkably
short period. No restrictions are
placed upon the diet, though I do in.
alst on the use for a time of a certain
concentrated Fruit-Food called Tom-
oio,' which I have discovered to be pos- medicine and had consulted many as
sessed of a marvelous tonic and ferent doctors, but none proved suc-
atrencthenlnv effort nn the antlre dl- cessfuL At last 1 concluded to give
gestlve system.. This wonderful - Po-
molo Fruit is as pleasant to. the, taste
Ti! 1''' -til
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"Ton Simply Can't Cure Constipation With Pills, Powders or Potions,
f Force Is Folly. I Tell You How to Cure Yourself at Home By
' The Midgley Way Without Medicine."
as oranges, and I supply it ln a con-
centrated form from which all harmful
acids are eliminatea. so inai u noi
t0 Yjjge.t starchy food
and thus pre-
Venta the formation of
stomach and bowels but
faa in tne
cannot go
XA.Un.
f jwinin
tell anyone, who
., a.b ma .(,.!
win : uiaq ;VUB uvuui. v ..-", J
eXactly how to -uae this simple method.
h -it will no loneer be necessary to
dose with any kinds of ..harmful drugs dayg come the misery that I had in my
and acids. I have published -. bowels has stopped. 1 have a good ap-
; which contains J"A;Mjdgleythod f petlte ail the- time; I don't feel tired
in detail; and as It would be Impossible fike x 8Ca to; my head doe's not seem
to tell you m this brief epace ja .bat Jt;,n out of fix now I ,eel Hka a- young
contains,., wm st?u ium. .uuu.. w-u
man or - woman wno in mwrraieu
enough in a cure to fill out the accom
panying coupon."
The Opportunity of a Ufetlrae. .
This method offers the greatest op
to your notice,
vmt would be amazed to see the ar-
-.a imUr that ere received .dally
, " V . t,. "
by this .benefactor of mankind. These
lettera are from worn-out pill-ridden
patients who have- tried the : "Midgley
Way" aa the last desperate effort,- and
to their surprlsu have been easily and
1910.
held at Long Beach, for the purpose of
improving snd exploiting that - well
known aummcr roaort. 1 A campaign has
been Ingurated to eeoure a large
memberehlp. particularly of the out
side property owners. : ,
The offlcera of the club are: Presi
dent, H. K. lputy; vice president, Har
vey Woodgate; second vice president, C.
F. Rodgere; eeoretary, Joseph McKoan;
treasurer. W. E. Stranhall. , "
MADRAS VOTES FOR
' INCORPORATION
. niamth tn The SonrniTLt
Madras. ' Or.. Feb. J. The first city
election for the city of Madrsa was held
Monday. The vote on incorporation w
71 for to S agalnat. , Tha first city offl.
cers-elect are: Mayor, 1L W. Turner;
recorder, J. H. Jackson i treasurer. J. M.
Conklln; marshal, A- W. Culp; council-
men, S. E. Gray, - t. a. iik. . o.
Tucker, W. B. Cook, W. H. Cook. Warren
Smith.' ; ' , ' .
ROBERTA. ADAMS -r
:: GOES TO LAST REST
v Funeral . services wera held t Batur
dav over the remalna of . Robert ' A.
Adama, 44 years old, of 7 Eaat Nine-
tenth'- street, north, one or tne ocsi
known railroad men' In Portland, and up
to the tlma of his , death.' private sec-
tn hla hrother. IL M. Adams,
general freight and passenger, agent Of
Che North Bank. . . . ' .
Mr;- Adama lived In Portland for 18
yeare. He died January IT from paraly
sis of the throat, Mr. Adams left two
small children and a widow, who for
years haa bad charge of the, suit de
partment at JLipman, woits
RECEIPTS GROW IN
COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
During the month of January the
- nf tha office of County Clerk
Flelda W4?re $U91 larger than In the
corresponding month last year, increaa
i .nn. ttixi tn I8S22. In the same
time, as shown by his monthly report.
I Tie
tnrinfl tonsiipaiion wunoui uieaicine
i-viv nra ' - i- , ,
quiciuy i cura- yf n ' .
For the benefit of our waders we
have taken the trouble Jo P,c J
random a few of these letters ana puo-
unn luem. ,
Ilad Tried Every Kind of Medicine.
Miss Ella Cea of Boone, Iowa, says:
"I have been a constant sufferer from
that dread disease, , constipation, au
m lib), and had tried every kind of
Prof. TMldgley's drugless treatment a
trial. I did bo and at tha end of one
month
health
was entirely cured.; My general
Krew better and at present am
in the best of health. Can say it'is a
wonderful cure and a . help to anyone
suffering as .1 . was.' .., .. -,-i;
Suffered 30 Years.
. ; j. F. Kilpalrick . of White Plains, Ga.,'
a man 65 years old who. had been con-,
stipated for thirty years, after taking
a single month's treatment, writes, May
4, '09: "1 have not taken anything for
my bowels since the first of September,
isus. my ooweis aroreguiar as tne
young
t what I did before
you corn-
mencea instructing . me. you may use
my name In your advertisements,. If It
will do any good, for I feel that tha
people of - America-ara Injuring them
selves taking drugs for their bowels."
Mrs. Morgan Parkhurst of Gerry, N.
T.. suffered for 80 years and cured her--self
In 3t days so completely, that she
says: "Two years ago I commenced
with, your treatment and am so glad I
did. and so thunkfuFi for what it ham
done for me. 1 have no trouble nowi
am better In every way," . , ;
Was ,Xt'ar Death.
Thomas -Newdham, 1528 S. 44 th ave.,
Chicago, savs:-.- "I suffered from chronli-r
constipation for ten' j'ais, I trUd
.. . - i - .
the expenses grew only $f-l. t
13187 In January, I'.'O!'. t- 'K'l.
Receipts of the recording 1'T" I "i "
which Indicates the volume .f tHcii"
In real etti, gives a ronv linn 11 '
eitent of 13542. again"! 31 on v. .
ago, an lncrcano of $774. 1" ,,lrt , ! "
cult court depiirtmrtit the Incrrsio s .
from 11433 to 1GH6 and In th. county
department from $10J9 to . 'n
profit to the county In ths SKBiegiio.
last January, wss S2S30.
RICHARDS0NT0URING
" NORTHWEST TO TALK
Tom Richardson manager of the Com-3
merclal club, left ths city yeMer.iav
for an estended trip through the north
west. lie will hold development meet
ings at many of the principal citl.f,
returning to I'ortland the night or K-t-ruary
It. r . '
i
'.Notarial Commissions.
- (Rleni Bnrrtu of Th Jmjnitl.)
Salem. Or., Feb. 8. Notarial vommls-
slons have been Issued to Amzl
Hnoton. Bridge: 1 W... A. Mmlck. Ofego.i
City; John T. Mclntyre, Salmon; W. A. (
Fuller. Grants Pass; I. 8. Herbert, A.
B. Wlnfrce. George Harold, 8. II.1
Haines, C. Kuhl. Walter H. Evans. U. '
1 IMmonston and Karl amanaers, rori-
land; Charles L. Ogle, Woodburn, snu
O. B.,Unruh, Balem. - ' .
Special' Friday Only Don't he ,
oelved. W sell absolutely pure wlnc
and liquors. J1.B0 t"Hty Port. aherry.''
angelica and muscatel wine, 76e per gal
lon; 14 rye or Bourbon -whiskey, 12.75'
per gallon: $4 brandy. 12.75 per gallotir'
4 rum, $8.7a per gallon. National Wln n
Co., Fifth and Stark. Phone Main 8139
Home, A-4499. Delivered. . .
,v ai -1 ,
w CTorporatlona. ,
Salem. Or., Feb. .-Artlclc9 of In- '
corporation have been filed In the office! .
of tne secrcUry of state as follows:
C. fl Btone Lumber company; prlncU..
pal office, Portland; capital stock. $:,. .
000; Incorporators, C K. Htone, B.
Graham and W. J. Makellm.
The First Baptist church of Clat-,
skanle; Inoorporatora, H. A. Duggan, ,
Henry Krata and O. B. Neptune.
1
Talk onflow His We
ii.
every cathartic on the market In vnln.v
Doctors .could do nothing and death.
,eel1.d n.ar B following your advlm,
I cured myself permanentfy in Just one
montn. ..." , . -.
Cathartics That ' Increase Constipa-'
.v tion. -!
"Aloes, calomel, croton oil, cascara
sagrada. Jalap, gamboge, blue mans
colocynth, asafetlda, senna, ' epsom
sr.lts, laxattye mineral - waters,' podo-
pnylln, castor oil, nux vomica, hyoseya-'
mus, belladonna and other acids aml(
drugs which only physicians know,
about, cause reaction In the bowels and ;
Increase chronic constipation Instead C
curing it. - - '
"It Is not necessary to depend on any
one of these sinful drugs; and just as
sure as you dou, you help to paralyze
your bowels. You can have them roov
every day regularly without taking an v
of these paralyzers, If you will only
follow out my Idea, which has alread.
? roved auccessful in hundreds, oJT casa
have cured." -
Doctors Admit 'Drug Sin."
The Chief Clerk of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Compnny, located at Nvv
Brunswick, N. J., says: "I have suf
fered from chronic constipation ror tin-
pnst six -years, taking most all of thff f
pills and potions I ever-heard , of. ' At
one time I became so bad I decided
to give up my position with the rail-
road, as I felt my days were num- . I
bercd. 'v. -v-v' !
"One physician : told me that he. ' a s ;'
well as others, were powerless to cure; j
constipation , with . drugs,. saying ; time :
the purgatives inflame tho bowels amK
eventually paralyze them. I j followt'tl
your 'advice, have'not unent a. pcniu
for drugs of any sort and I am cured.'
Look Out for Your Nerves. '
There' is ' hardly: anything, wlilolv re'
stores the nerves as quickly and surciv,
as regular bowels, Most ' people wlio
have weak nerves; and are: run down,
are chronically constipated.. It is sur
prising In how ' short a time a man oi,
woman can build up a strong body bv
being absolutely regular , and .v;' taking-.
Prof. Mldgley's-treatment. - ' '.
Our readers can be positively certalit'
of results If they will- but send for
lYof. .Mldgley's book and follow 5 hi'
advice. He-Is known all over the coun-
try as the "Constipation Wizard." !Hi,
method is all so wonderful, and so sim-"
pie, that It- has been said by a great
many to be a positive pleasure to addpt'
the "Midgley ( Way"-. of getting" cuve
right at borne. Hla advlco to you Willi
be worth' hundreds of dollars and youj
will have saved years of misery, bn l;
'health and danger, of disease.
Those who are Vured by his RatfrtnH!(
Treatment say they realize what it Isl
to really live and? have- that exquislt
feeling of perfect health; cheerful siii
its.' good digestion, clear mind, fl k
memory, energy, couraga and ambit Ion,;
to a- degree which" they , never-' before
could not understand or experience-, - -and
all this by taking his treatment In.'
their own homes. .-
How to Get the Advice.
;i' . - , -.
All
you have to do Is-cut out
coupon, rut in your .name and addre-v
on the blank lines, and send it to Prof.;
T. H. MidFloy, J636 Midgley Block, KaL,
amazoo. Mich.. He will, by return nuiii.;
snndyou his 60-paee Jllusttated ' tooi.-.
explaining how -you can be curd-"r
chronic constipation BIGHT AT HOMIY
the "'Midgley, Way,'' without tmedioin.
Ha wilt also send': you by letttr In s
expert advice upon any point relating
to constipation prr which yott may sk
"Information. Aiail . the -coupon tvUay.
' FItEE CXJI PO.V.
- Fill In your name and 'adtire,
dotted linea below and tnutl to l'r.'-r.
T. H. -Midgley, iS3i Mldxiey .
Kalamasoo. Mich., and hv r--'.. ,
mull he wlH snd 5'il fri d-n-lostrated.
bok. showing the
wav of curing ronm;iiiloti wiifi . ''
mt-Uicine, -