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I V THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, v FRIDAY - - EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1911. SCHOOL EXHIBIT FARMS PASS IIP IS VERY STRONG Oregon's Display of Educa tional Work at Country Life Congress Best. ra.Um Oiman .1 Tha Journal. 1 Bajera, Or., Dec. 1. That no state can afford. In planning Us boosting cam paigns, to neglect to set forth the edu cational advantages. Is the conclusion of Ia. R. Alderman who returned yes terday from Spokane where ha was one nf tha lnadlne figures in the National Country Life congress. Thousands of people studied the rare educational ex hibit made by this state and were Im pressed with the advantages offered the homebuilder along these Hues by Ore gon. Homebullders showed, by the time which they spent studying the various exhibits, that they were more Interested In brains than In butt erf at, more in terested In their own boya and gins than In their livestock, mors Interested tn -the educational possibilities of the prospective home state than In the ca pacity of the soli for yielding fruits or grains. Consequently the crowds wouia pass by the ordinary displays and would stop and study the catchy presentations of the rural high school plans, the rural v supervisory laV In operation, and the rural schools being made social centers. The Oregon school exhibit has been packed and shipped back to Salem where Secretary of State Olcott has provided ' room for It In the hall of representa tives. It will be made permanent to be added to from time to time. As soon . aa the new .supreme court building has been completed, relieving the congestion In the etatehouse, the exhibit will be given Individual quarters where It may be Improved from time to time and kept for use at Important meetings. Superintendent Alderman saya that ne of the best contributions to the convention was the home kitchen dis play in charge of Mrs. Josephine Berry of the Washington State college. By ' the equipment in this kitchen it was demonstrated that the farmer's wife could be saved three miles of needless and tiring steps dally by means of water pipes, tanks and other easily ob talnable labor saving devices, Three Ticket Up In WInlock. Sprll to Tb JownaLI WInlock. Wash- Dec 1. At a meet ing held in WInlock a People's ticket was nominated for the general election to bo held on December 6. - .The ticket Is composed of H. W. Raught, II. C. Cass and F. J. Erckenbreck for council men and George P. Wall for treasurer. ' This makes three tickets In the field at WInlock. the People's, the Cltitens and Socialists'. ' Stranger Killed on N. P. Track. (Bpedtl to The Joqrual.) Centralla, Wash. -Deur l Two tramps found the body of an unknown man lying; on the Northern Pacific right-of-way, one mile south of Kelo, yesterday afternoon. Tne man had evi dently Just been struck by a passing train as he was still alive when found, but ha died shortly before the arrival of Coroner Bird. - A fractured skull was the cause ot death. There was no mark of ldentiflcatiottroipon the body and it was burled at the expense of the county. Pianos rented $,'$4 per month, free dray age. Kohler & Chase. 876 Wash ington sC I.... . . Smoke Queen Quality tobacco, the labels.; See 167 3rd.' - v . Sav une minion uouars for a Good Stomach This Offer Should Bea Warn ing to Every Man and Woman. The newspapers and medical Journals have had .much to say relative to a fa mous millionaire's offer of a million dollars for a new stomach. This great multi-millionaire was too busy to worry about the condition of his stomach. He allowed his dyspepsia to run from bad to worse until in the end It became incurable. His misfortune should serve as a warning to others. Every one who suffers with dyspepsia for a few years will give everything he owns for a new stomach. Dyspepsia is caused by an abnormal state of the gastric Juices. There is one element missing j'cysln. The absence of this destroys the functions of the gastrlo fluids. They lose their power to digest rood. We are now able to Bupply the pepsin In a form almost , identical to that naturally created by the system when in normal health, so that It restores to the gastric juices their digestive power, and thus makes the stomach strong and well. , We want every one troubled with in digestion and dyspepsia to come to our tore and obtain a box of Rexall Dys pepsia Tablets. Tney contain Blsmuth Subnltrate and Pepsin prepared by a process which develops their greatest power to overcome ' digestive disturbance.";'-'. j nenu AJyupepm xaDiets are very pleasant to take. They soothe the lrrl-1 table, weak stomach, strengthen and : invigorate -the 'digestive organs, relieve nausea and- indigestion, promote nutri tion and bring about a feeling of com fort j - If you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets i a reasonable trial we will return your i tnonev lf vou ire not nriHfiei th , result. .Three sizes, 25 centB, BO cents and $1.00. Sold only by The Owl Drug Co. Stores in Portland, Seattle, Spo kane, ! San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles and "Sacramento. Whooping: Cough ctoup Asthma rmir.m BRONCHITIS CATARRH COLDS I J;TBU0T ud titctf trealaent for braa- lew Men mm fmmjmmm ("" ..it Pmh. at anett. It II ft Aom to tufferan from Artbn. 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Overtures have been received by the Pendleton Roundup Cowboy band from the management of the Portland Rc-se ; Festival and It-la probable that thla musical organisation will be a feature in . the parades next year. The members of the band are enthusiastic In their desire to play be fore Portland crowda. . The band has Just returned from Spokane, where It led the big parade at the apple show and Enakops Jubilee, I having been given the honor position over 81 bands. The 'unique appearance and splendid musical ability of the or ganlsatlon won such applause ' that a representative of the Rose show present for the occasion Immediately began ne gotlatlons with the manager. Manufacturers' Exposition Will be. open at Auditorium Saturday night. . Two hundred exhibitors. Weston, Or., Dec. 1. At a meeting of farmers connected with the Weston irri gation project. It was decided to aban don "the enterprise. A motion pre vailed without debate that the rights at the dam site on Pine creek three miles above town be returned to the original promoters, William MacKensle and J. M. Ashworth. Local farmers were at first enthusi astic with regard to irrigation, and sub? scribed to a fund of 86000 to pay for a permanent survey. After the survey had established the fact that the project is feasible and' could be carried forward at reasonable cost, the people began to lose faith. They grew cautious about bonding their land for 876 an acre when BrdogM to tlbe Housekeeper's 0001" IT ISN'T every woman who can get a special course in ; domestic science, training at a college, but there are. few ' , women wha would refuse it if they had the opportunity. That woman is an exception who would decline such help if it came to her home every week in the year. And just such help is coming to the home of every woman who wants it. The help will be given by the People's Institute of Domes tic Science. The Sunday edition of The Journal will be the medium for placing it in the possession of the women who want it. Household management has become a science. Men ; and women of big brains and big experience are engaged in' teaching it in the great universities of the country. The same men and women and their pupils and graduates are going to spread the same sort of knowledge among the read- : ers of The Sunday Journal. , ; . , "What Every Housekeeper Should Know" is the insti- -tute topic for next Sunday. It is discussed by an expert for the benefit of all who want knowledge. ., , ' is Always Good News There's much in starting the day right. ' There's nothing so irritating to mind and body as nosiery that is patched and darned. Everwear always has a pleasant feeling. It starts you off in the morninj; with comfort and carries yon through the day without reminding you of hosiery torture at every step. This Standard American Hosiery has actually abolished tht necessity for darning. 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