The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 21, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON 'DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER Mj'.lML jgg9MBaSBaBBB9BaBBBBSi ME6ES WITNESS IS TAMPERED WITH Warrant for Darrow's Brother . in-Law; Charged With Bribing Clerk. $1.25 Kid Gloves Fitted to the Baid Sl.OO Agency Dinner La Camlle and C. B. Corsets AT HUNTINGTON, OR. Six Saloonmen and a Gam bler Fined; Cleanup Has Caused Bitterness. LEADMG SPECIALTY MOUSE WES JOSSES & UUUNVn q isLir'r -1 economy CRUSADE SUCCEEDS ,wff I illl f Si! (Special to Tfce Journal. 1 Huntington. Or., Sept. 81. Indlct mentH were returned Tuesday by the (United Prei Lu(l Wlr. ) lx. Angeles. Sept 2 J,. Alleging that D k. Dlekleman.1 a witness In tlie Mc- Ntmtn o&s. has been tampered wun ( Baker oounty grand Jury. In session in by emissaries of the defense, iisincv . iiaker agaiu-t O. S. Fraxer & Co.. H. Attorney John H. Fredericks toaay an nounced that he had requested the dis trict attorney of Albuquerque, to lsaue a warrant for he arrest of B. Hanerstarn, a brother-in-law of Attor ney Clarence Darrow. The witness, according to Fredericks, is D. K Dlekleman. who was a clerk at the Baltimore hotel here the night it la charged that James B. McNamara reg istered there as J. B. Bryce. According to Fredericks. Hanerstarn, acting for Darrow, approached Diekle man while the latter was working as a waiter In an Albuquerque restaurant and gave him $400, bought him a ticket to Chicago and promisea mm a ju u. week position when he arrived there. Fredericks says that Diekleman and Hanerstarn today are on their way to Chicago. "Dlekleman." explained Darrow to day, "was never a wltnesB before the grand Jury. It is true that I sent Hanerstarn to learn what Dlekleman knew of the case, because I knew that I could trust my brother-in-law. We made no effort to bribe, nor did we give Mm money or promise him a position." ALASKA SHOULD GOVERN HERSELF So Says Congressman Sulzer; Most People Do Not Know Big Territory, He Says. (United P" Leased' Wire.) San Franolsoo, Sept Si. After having pent a month month studying the con ditions at first hand In Alaska. Con gressman William Sulzer of New York, ta her today from the north. Bulser Is a firm believer In home rule for Alaska, He believes that It should be divided Into three territories with proper representation in Washington.' 'It Is the misfortune of Alaska." Bulxer said, "that tha people of this country do not know it better. They have been misled by Ignorance, small fry politicians and tha muckraking magazines. "Alaska has now mors than 18,000 white Americans and Is as deserving of' horns rule as any territory in the union." Sulzer favors the handling of the Alaska coal fields just as the coal lands of this country are handled. "We should not permit the leasing of those valuable lands," he said. "Ex perience In this country. In Russia and In Persia has proven the folly of the leasing system."- DUIser oeueves mo (ov.rnmcni unouiu j take over tn raiiroaa now Deing duiii from Resurrection bay, extend It to Fairbanks by way of 8usltna valley and then down the Yukon valley to the Bar ing sea. W. Ijimbert, Pete Johnson, Paul & Brown, John Mcintosh and James Cun ningham, proprietors of the six saloons 'in Huntington, for violation of the Sunday closing law. L'pon being ar raigned before Circuit Judge Smith yesterday they pleaded guilty and were each fined J25 and costs. Charles Hlrsch pleaded guilty to an Indictment charging him with gambling and paid a fine of $50 and costs. f"cll Tiffany and Kannic Hall, indloted on the charge of conducting a disorderly house, were arraigned before the circuit Judge this morning. This Is the outcome of a crusade that has been waged here for the past month for the cleaning up of the district es tablished In the heart of the town for many years. Much bitter feeling has been aroused over the action taken for the removal of the district from its present location. Many attempts have before been made, but until this time no oonvlctions had been secured. POLICE CHIEF WATKINS BADLY BURNED BY WIRE (Special to The Journal.) Forest Grove, Or., Sept. 21. P. W. Watklna, chief of police of this city, received a shock from a live electric wire yesterday which rendered him un conscious for some time, and badly burned the flesh on his hands. Mr. Watklns was removing some old wires In the local Christian church building, when the wire he had hold of came in contact with a wire carrying over 10, 000 volts. Only to the fact that he was wearing heavy gloves was his life saved, and as it Is he is sore from head to foot, besides suffering Intensely from the burns In his hands. Society Women Use New Wrinkle Remover (From Society World.) Sine the discovery that a solution of ordinary saxollte and witch haxel has a peculiar effect upon wrinkled skins, it has been learned that many promi nent society women all over the coun try have used this simple borne treat ment with great success. The formula Is: powdered saxollte, one ounce, dis solved In witch hasel, one-half pint Use dally as a wash lotion. The beneficial action of this wash It felt at once. There's an agreeable re freshing sensation and feeling of ex hilaration. The skin soon becomes firmer and more youthful looking, flabblneas and all wrinkles are Imme diately affected. No one need hesitate to get the Ingredients at the drug store and make the remedy Itself, for there are no harmful effects whatever. Store Closed Saturday Until 6P.U. FFMay(DimIly We Will Put All Our $22.50 and $25.00 Tailored Suits at $20.00 The coats are cut 28 inches long and skirts have the girdle and loose panel or habit back, buttoning on the side. Materials are serges, cheviots, broadcloths and mixtures; colors blue, black, brown and gray; size 16 to 44 FRIDAY ONLY All Trimmed and Ready-to-Wear Eats 14 Off , Friday only, Ready-to-Wear Hats in a great ntffhber of styles, trimmed in various styles, ornaments in Bulgarian colors, also rhine stone and steel effects; gold, silver and silk girdles, 1 aflf ff ygoia sna suver Draia nats -w IS, rvl r SS wA A I Belgian Mare IFop ScarS OH Profit Jbnl1fy SB.O THIS EXTRAORDINARY SALE comprises many different styles in the new, up to date patterns. Take advantage of this exceptional offer. You will save money by buying one of these furs. Not one fur will be sold after Friday at this phenomenal price. Winter is coming on, and if you have no Fur you will need one. FRIDAY ECONOMY (to r A PRICE IS OO. JU The Largest and fttost Reliable Furriers and Manufacturers In the Northwest ; Flannelette Pajamas for Women Friday Economy Special 98c The line is comprised of about 6 dozen heavy and medium weight Pajamas, in several colors and striped styles, some trimmed with braids and frogs and buttons. Now is the time to take ad vantage of this offer when in season. QQ Values to $3.50 Friday Economy Special JOC Children's Sweaters VaLOanT to 11.25, Economy Special vv Mother will be interested in this special sale of Wool Sweaters for the little ones. The colors come in white, gray, red, red and blue, red and gray, and gray and blue. These sweaters are all well made and good full size. Sizes from Q' V 2 to 6 years.. Economy Special 3J BOYS OF 15 MAKE BRAVE RESCUE FROM DESCHUTES (Special to The Journal. Bend, Or., Sept. 21. Fearless of their Own safety In the deep and cold water, Ted Hoke, 15 years old, and Hughle j Thonips.on, 15, plunged Into the Pea chutes river and saved their companion, Robert Innes, from drowning. While I canoeing with young Thompson last Sat- j urday. Innes fell overboard in the mid-I die of the stream. Unable to swim a I stroke, he was about to go down when ! Hughte leaped Into the water to rescue I him. They struggled toward the bank j but became exhausted and would have been drowned but for the assistance of j Te.l, who was on the bank but swam out and got them ashore. Fearing punish- ! ment, the boys tried to keep the Incident ! secret, but It leaked out that two of , them had proved themselves young he roes worthy of a Carnegie medal. May Use Water of Two I.nkos. (Speria) to The Journal.) Bend, Or.. Sept. 21. The Suttle's Lake Improvement company, capitalized at M0, Son and with Z. H. Brown of Port land as one of the lncorrorators, has Just been formed to construct an Irriga tion system for reclaiming 12,000 acres of land, heretofore used only as range for stock. The land lie near the foot of the Cascades, 1R nillca northwest of Bend, and water will he taken from But tle and Ulue lakes and from Lake creek. v . " I! MO. 75 , v MRU The East Side Store's Plain Marked Prices Protect Your Purse-Yon Judge the Values Yourself $30.00 Chase Leath'r Daven port Bed Only Full size, solid oak frame Davenport, wax or weathered finish, upholstered in black chase leather, biscuit tufted, steel construction ; a slight movement con verts it into a comfortable bed. This week at the East Side Store. Laborer Would Bank $1000. (t'nlted PreM Lessen Wire. Duluth, Mlnm. Sept. 21. When the postal savings bank opened here a la borer wishing to be the first depositor, slipped $1000 through the cage. Vncle Earn) Informed him that $100 a month was the maximum. A slocking Is his bank now. I - - - 'Arrow COLLAR easy to tie the cravat in easy to notch on and has oval button holes, which makes buttoning and unbuttoning easy. 15c. 2 fir 25c. . Ouett. Fetbodj ft Co.. Malccri, Troy, N.Y, Portland Printing House Co. Hook, Catalog and Commercial ; IPrlntlrio Book BWdlBf aa.4 BlamJt Book Making 3S8 ftytox St Phones: A228I.M 6201 21-inrli Top Fir Stand, regular price !."c. This week at the East Side Store, 69 Cents One to a Customer. mil fS li'i! Four immense floors filled to the brim with Furniture of ev ery description Everything to furnish" a home Everything plainly marked Seen in broad daylight OURS IS THE DAYLIGHT STORE AND DAYLIGHT METHODS $25 Quarter Oak Dresser for 016.75 This elegant Dresser is made of solid oak in a new and most artistic dull wax finish. Two large and two small drawers, the mirror extra large size, priced and worth $25. This week East Side Store. , $16.75 The East Side Store gives you your own time to pay for what you buy. A small ' payment at the time of pur chase, the balance weekly or month ly to suit your convenience. Tmwsferto All Cars ktTTT? t f ill fSJ The ErasSiS Store Eci3X DAiniAsiciei 6 Uxi o n Ave aMHail.J.MI,jmi.l4ILi",JJ I I BBBi - nm i n-m u. . u. MsM ill Ill it: 'M l llMSGiMI ill II I WW !:f''l! Both arc eliminated by the Remington Adding and Subtracting Typewriter (Wahl Adding Mechanism) The machine whkh'reduces every operation of writing and calculating to a mechanical labor saving basis. VISIBLE WRITING Illustrated booklet lent on request II! Mi ttzMK I: mi VISIBLE A D D I NG IT. f;Vi'v ' 2411 STARK STREET MAIN 3 A-1573 pi.r hum imi i ' f I i x y. ... .. The Doctor's Answers On Health and Beauty Questions Mr BB. LIWU BAKEB. The questions answerd below are general in charac ter: the symptoms or diseases are Riven and the answers will apply to any case of similar nature. Those wishing further advice, free may address Dr. Lniwls Baker, College Bid's, College-Ell wood Sts., Dayton, Ohio, enclosing self-addressed, stamped envelope for re ply. Full name and address must b? given but only ini tials or fictitious nam will be used In my answers. The prescriptions can be filled at any well-stocked drug store. Any druggist can order of wholesaler. nn-mrirr " - - - - - - -i-i-,--,-,-g--M,,',,ir.n"w " 0 Mother: You ar correct in surmis ing that your baby is cross and fretful and pals, sleepless and thin " because of what seems inherited constlDation. No one should expect an fnfant to be a "good baby" so long as it is constipated even for twenty-four hours. This makes a splendid acting laxative and has a cur ative effect on infants, children and aduits; aromatic fluid cascara 1 ox.. compound essence cardlol 1 oa., aro matic syrup rhubarb 4 oss. Mix; infant dose five to ten drops, three or four times daily. Begin with small doses and gradually increase if necessary. Jim: Smothering sensations, heart palpitation, fast breathing with slight exertion, nervousness, paleness, weak ness, stomach distress, wind and gas, belching and bloating. Indicate chronic dyspepsia, accompanied by anemia (abi normal thinness) due to various causes, and curable by a progressive treatment. For tha dyspepsia and indigestion ob tain tablets trlopeptine and take as per directions accompanying. As a powerful though gentle system tonic and nerve treatment have this prescription filled: Compound syrup ot hypophosphites 6 ozs., tincture cado mene compound 1 ox., compound essence cardlol 1 ox. Mix, shake bottle well and take a teaspoonful before meals if appetite Is poor, or after meals If good. Also take a dose at bedtime. Continue four to six weeks and write me again if necessary to use progressive treat ment. I am confident this Will cure you. jtaymond: I do not wonder that you want relief from the terribly distress ing symptoms of catarrh. Your Indi gestion, kidney and bladder trouble are due to catarrh, as your system has be come affected throughout by your long negleat of proper treatment You or anyone with chronlo catarrh need local and constitutional treatment. Obtain 2 oas. antiseptic vllane powder. To a pint of warm water all a half teaspoon ful of the pbwder and snuff the water into the nostrils, and gargle the throat, until cleansed of all mucus. Then take a level teaspoonful of vllane and mix with one ounce of vaseline. Apply this ointment to the nostrils morning and night. Also take I or 4 teaspoonfuls dally of this mixture: fluid extract bu chu 1 oi., comp. fluid balmwort 1 os., syrup sarsaparflla oom pound 4 oss. Mix and shake well. . Sarah: I never use full -names In my answers in this paper, but those wish ing their letters answered In these col umns must sign full name and address. Young Man: Yes, I can offer any man whose vitality la lowered, hope, but faithful, progressive trestment is often necussary. Your rendition Is not beyond hope. Careful living will great ly aid in restoring the vital powers which have weakened from a dissipa tion of your vital forces In both work and pleasures. Timidity, Insbmnla, nervousness and inability to act ration ally and naturally as a healthy, vigor ous person would can soon be overcome, and a bounding new health can be felt surging- through the entire system If the following treatment is faithfully adhered to. Use the following powerful though harmless nerve tonic In ten spoonful doses 3 to 4 times a day: com pound fluid balmwort 1 ot.. Coin pound essence cardlol 1 os.. Tincture cadomene compound 1 os. (not cardamon) and compound syrup sarsaparilla 3 ozs. Mix all together and shake well. Thon, to enrich the blood and Increase your weight, which is far below normal, net a package of 3-graln hypo-nuclane tab lets. Take one tablet after moRla and you will soon be rejuvenated Into per fect health. Miss It: The most successful treat ment for increasing the weight is the regular and persistent use of 3-graln hypo-nuclane tablets.. Directions ac company sealed package. This treat ment rounds out the figure, makes pink cheeks, red lips and sparkling eyes of health. Mrs. K. P.: I certainly sympathize with anyone who Is so unfortunate as to be a chronic victim of sleeplessness. This condition, if neglected, is a fre quent cause of Insanity. If your case is accompanied with Indigestion or any uneasy feeling of the stomach, take tablets trlopeptine. The directions ac company. The treatment to overcome sleeplessness without narcotics ts as follows: Fluid extra passtflora 1 01., compound fluid balmwort 1 os., aro matic elixir 4 oss. Mix and take from three to four teaspoonfuls between the noon hour and bedtime. Report to me In three or four weeks, for progressive treatment. This la fine for irritability, too. Lady: Yes, I can recommend a splen aid sna cnean preparation to use as dry shampoo for the hair. It makes th hair clean, fluffy and brilliant and I creases Its growth: Mix 6 ounces pul verized orris root with 2 ozs. vllane powdor. Sprinkle a tablespoonful through the hair, massaging with the fingers; then brush and comb until all trace of powder is removed. May be left on over night with advantage. Harriet: Certainly you can over come excessively oily or greasy hair and dandruff. Three or four applica tions of plain yellow minyol will work wonders on the hair and scalp. This will oure any case like yours quickly. It Is packed In 4 -ounce Jars with direc tions accompanying. MORE EXCURSION RATES TO THE EAST The following additional sales dates for eastern excursions have been authorised 1 Septem ber IB and Mi October 1, 8, 17, 18 ftnd 191 CHICAGO AND RETURN. $72.50 ST. LOUIS AND RETURN $70.00 NEW YORK AND RETURN ..... .$108.50 BOSTON AND RETURN ....$110.00 ' ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH, OMAHA KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE AND RETURN . . ...$60.00 All tickets good on the ORIENTAL LIMITED. This train carries through standard and tourist sleepers, Portland to. Chicago, In 71 hours without ohange. Electric lighted. Vac-V -num cleaned. There Is no better serrlce, Leaves Portland ' dally 7 p. m. from North Bank station., Klorenth and Iloytets. Tloketa. aleenlna car reservations and full nartlo- ulare on application at City Ticket office, 122 Third street, Portland, and at lepot. '.. y ., ; IT. DICKSON, C. P. A TV A.-' " , i'V ; "A ARCHIBALD . GRAY, A. O. V. St P. A.