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Millionaire "You went me to pay
your debts, I suppose?"
Count "No. I'll attend to that
They'd skin the life out of you i" '
C0NTIDE1ICES.
Mr. DUg "Would you call Mra. Dat
a pretty womau?"-
Mra. Dils "Not for a million dollara;
ha wouldn't do U for ma.". ,
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Thursday's News Briefly Paragraphed
Breezy Notes of Yesterday's Happenings Gleaned From the Morning
rr-erc for Journal Readers. V
' Congressional.
TTMrinra will ba held by the house
Interstate commerce committee March
7 on the Sulzer apple box bill." which' la
vArv similar to tha Lafes.Il bill of the
t laat congress. . v -... ' '
Tha houaa has capsed the Taylor
bill, which provides that no qualified
niryman, who prior iu juuo u, xiin
made bona fide entry upon land in any
government Irrigation project and who
established residence in good faith,
shall be subject to contest for failure
to maintain residence or make im
provements prior to the time when wa
" ter, is available for the irrigation of
his entry. " .
Representative Hawley appeared be-
fore the subcommittee on agriculture In
behalf of his bill permitting the ex
change of several sections of land owned
by the Oregon Land corporation In the
northern and Paulina. . National forest,
for an equal area of government lands
In the southern extremity of the re
serve. Contrary to resort, the river and har
bor board of review has informed Rep
resentative Hawley that It had not made
an adverse report oh the proposed Im
provement of the' Nehalem river, but
says that It has Snow sufficient data aa
to commerce to Justify favorable action.
.The: prospects for securing a 1103,000
appropriation for the Crater Lake Na
tional park ares "considerably brighter
. as a result of a hearing before the ways
and means committee. The hearing was"
arranged by Congressman Hawley, and
he and W. O. Steel appeared before the
committee, Steel exhibiting his pictures
of the park.
Senator Heyburn, of Idaho, wants to
know how many Apache Indians are held
prisoners of war at Fort Sill, Oklahoma,
- and how many are known to have been
,' engaged In hostilities or to have com
mitted acts of vlolance against the
United States. He has Introduced a.
resolution calling for this Information
from the war department. , ' ,
Tn a tnpRRAffA in mnoruu tVi a rri4
dent opposed government ownership of
telegraphs, as suggested by the post
master general and approved ; the report
Corns Cured Easy
Try "Gets-It;" GUARANTEED to Cum.
Mi
Ouchl That Corn
-. .. .. tw::. airrar t;
Here is a corn cure on a new plan. II h d MlEg Melson waa strangely ln-
fat"ated lth her suardian, whoecent
Sffl died, aid committed suicide, leaving
eomos off. and there you are, with feet that ' t,0t ho h hurt h. th
rr.rrrL"".S -
The .most remarkable feature Is, that
"GETS-IT," the guaranteed cure, does not
,... n vrit.t'T.A i.ADu.f.
flesh as other preparations do. . It is aa sate
at water. No more plasters, no more baa'
dancs. no more salves. Just as easy.
'GETS-IT,, is sold at drug stores at Ro
a bottle, or sent on receipt of price by E
Lawrence 4 Co Chicago, 111. ;i 7
Sold In Portland by
Tho Owl Drug Company
Whooping: Cough
CROUP ASTHMA - COUGHS
BRONCHITIS CATARRH COLDS
raTBLISHtO 1STS i t
A ilmple,ufa and catctna ticttuunt for broa
chlalnoablea,aoUiaganift. Viparized Creit
lana Map tba paroxrm( ef Whooping Cough an
relima Crosp at sac. II U s 1m la auTerM
ftwa Aaa. Tfcaali mitni Rroagtr antlwp.
tie, laiplree wltk arary brcatn, make breathing
CH7 1 faotbet tha ore thraat and nop tha coh,
amtlag rettfol nlgbta. It ti lavalaabla ta aoUitri
With young chiUrea, . .
aeaa at poatai ror atcnim
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Try Crtnltm Jntlnfllt
Thri TtUtu for the
Irritated throat. They
are itmple,affeettVe and
aattVptlc Of your
dnifflM or from iu, loc
iaMampa. ., . . .j .,,
Yapo Crtialeni C(k.
2CartUsdtSN.V.
r"'-'TlVBMBnVBjBsSJBW
The Heavy "Quick, muh DUl Th
papersl" :
The Character Man ''Aw, iwul Tou
n't wnt t0 papers. They
all W you're, rotten.
THE OWLY WAT,
Hloka My wife pJaya earda aTery day
yat had a dlaputa oar a iwn."
Wloka 'Wonderful! What game doaa
Hlcka "8ol!talr. ,
recommending an Increase of the second
class rate on mall matter to 2 cents.
The house chemical tariff bill was re
ferred to the senate. finance committee
without discussion.
According to usual custom, Washing
ton's farewell address was read to the
house by Clark of Florida, and to the
senate by "Senator Kern:
Political.
General Pedro Nel Osplna, Colombian
minister to .the United States, has been
recalled .by the Colombian government
Osplna'a notification to Secretary Knox
that his proposed visit to Colombia
would be Inopportune was upheld by
neither the Colombian government nor
the people.
Both Assistant Attorney General Van
Winkle and Secretary Olcott have de
cided precluding the -holdlng""oftwo
lucrative offices by the same person
does not apply to legislators who wish
to run as delegates to national con
ventions. The president haa appointed Jared W.
Moore postmaster at Redmond, Or.:
Frank I Turner. Raymond. Wash., and
Watson N. Shilling, Rupert, Idaho.
President Taf t and the German am
bassador, Count von Bernstroff. are both
said to be heartily In favor of the early
consummation of -an arbitration treaty
with Germany. A letter to that effect
from the president has been given out by
the new YorK Peace society.
' ,
.'. Eastern.
Delegates from the middle west are
attending an assembly of Modern Wood
men at Minneapolis, called to protest
against the recent raise In rates. Head
camp officers are bitterly assailed and
an injunction may be-asked through the
federal courts. - .
Mrs. W. L. Plattenburg, a prominent
club woman, In an address at Kansas
City, declared that every woman who
buys a spring suit must pay at least
nine separate taxes on it. She sug
gests that there is only one way to
remedy such conditions that Is, through
state and federal constitutional amend
ments in favor of the land value tax.
President Taf t celebrated Washing
ton's birthday by a pilgrimage to Mount
Vernon, with a stop at Alexandria, Va.,
where he sat In the chair that the first
president used 'as the first master of
the Alexandria Lodge of Masons. He
placed a wreath of white roses and car;'
nations on the tomb of Washington.
. Small quantities of such foodstuffs as
are commonly regarded " as table essen
tials have increased in cost to the con
sumer in New York approximately 25
per cent within the last 12 months. This
percentage was found in computations
made by the 'ow York- assoetattoirtor
Improving the condition of the poor, af
ter an exhaustive inquiry to determine
what effect the Increasing cost of living
is having upon them.
The body of Miss Edna Melaon, aged
25, was found in the home of her guar
dian, 15, E. Klchardson, aged 73, a
wealthy physician of Hutchinson, Kan
w4 u a . tullat V rl a ihrAita-h the
- of the white-haired old man.
J" c ( A"
0omp?"yo laih.. LSwIw.PI 7t
may be a series of indlctmnta against
.1"
v , f,.
re.r&1 campalgnj has been instituted by
ttle intMMa commerce commission.
' ; , Pacific Coast.
An Oregon society has been organized
at San Francisco by natives of Oregon
and descendants of pioneers of Oregon.
Will G. Steel has received notice that
the Interior department has granted
him a '20 year hotel concession in thn
Crater Lake National park, which gives
him the right to erect and maintain a
hotel.
Farmers of the vicinity - of New
berg have' organized' an ' independ
ent telephone' line. , The new com
pany .' is known - a - the Chehalem
Mutual Telephone company, and Is fit
ting up a building at Newberg for an
office. .
Monroe J. Palmer, a mill employ,
aged 10, broka Into his house at Issa
quah. Wash,, Thursday, shot and mor
tally wounded his wife as she, lay in bad,
shot and Instantly killed Airs. Mazle J.
Carr, his Wife's companion, and then
shot and killed himself. Palmer, who
had been drinking heavily, waa enraged
because his wife had begun a suit for
divorce.
Nine aspirants for sheriff and a few
more names are yet to come out later, la
the number that the Grant oouhty-voters
will have, from which to choose
the man they want to enter the final
race. .
Mas terpal.ute.ra jI.fiDokaaa.hav.
clurcd for an open shop and demanded
a reduction of $1 per day in, Wages or
I .- . '-v.:...,-
The Girt "Bfor I mnr jon youH
btT to hT a million."
Tb Youth "Dollara or olr e
ponar . - r-v . .
and haa
aha playr
L
union painters. A labor strike lnvolr-
Ing ether unions Is looked for.
8. A, McMahon, representative of a
paving concern, charged with attempt
ing to bribe Mayor F. T. Sanderson and
Councllmen R. A. Alford and Marlon
Hanks, of Klamath Falls, has pleaded
guilty to two of the charges and was
fined $1000 on each charge. The other
charge ..was dismissed.
At a special meeting of the Washing
ton woolen mill at Ellensburg, the stock
holders voted to lncresse the capital
of the company from $60,000 to $80.-
000. The plant Is now fully paid for
and has a running capital of (20,000.
Tom Gunn, the Chinese aviator, had
a narrow escape from death at the
meet in San Francisco Thursday when
his biplane fell from a height of 150
feet and burled him beneath the wreckage.-''
-.. - .
While hundreds watched an exciting
yacht race on San Diego bay Thursday,
the yacht Junior, One of the leaders
In the contest, failed to come about
properly ,ln the heavy gale, overturned
and sank in 20 fathoms of water. C.
W. George, the owner, was pulled from
the water unconscious.
At San Francisco Thursday night.
Jewelry valued at $1000 was stolen from
the home of O. R, Curtas, vice-presi
dent of the Ex-Prisoners' Mutual Aid
and Employment agency. Twice within
the pasweek the Curtax home has been
robbed, curtas has worked for the
benefit of exc6nvlcts. and announced
after the robbery that his confidence
in mankind had not been affected by
his loss.
" " ' ' -: ' '. Foreign.'
Dynamite bombs are being used by
striking chauffeurs In Paris.
Five thousand members of the Na
tionalist party attended a meeting In St.
Petersburg Thursday njght to protest
against the attitude of the United States
in denouncing the Russo-Amerlcan treaty
of 1832. The meeting was sanctioned
by the minister of the Interior.
The central China famine relief com
mittee reports that the suppression of
opium haa increased the famine In
China and the people are now being
driven to raising opium as a means of
getting a crop this year.
The espionage craze which Is so prev
alent through Germany, resulted Thurs
day In the arrest of an American tour
ist with his German companion, by a
sentry -on guard at the fortress of Span
dau, a few miles from Berlin.
Spain has ordered the Immediate re
arming of the field artillery with large
guns In place of mountain pieces. The
first: divisions to be equipped will be
New Tuberculosis Remedy
Based on Medicine
To say that a specific exists for the
cure of Consumption is perhaps too
strong a statement, but in Eckman's
Alterative we have a medicine that has
been the means of saving many a life
to-yeara of -usefulness,-and- in perman
ently curing a large number of Con
sumptives. Certainly a person afflicted with a
wasting disease should be well fed with
wholesome, nourishing food, buV fre
quently raw ergs in quantities cause a
digestive breakdown, and then no food
nourishes. As- for milk, a very good
footl for many, but a producer of bil
iousness for some.
Any diet that keeps a Consumptive
well nourished Is the rlRht one, but
what' is going to cure the patient?
Eckman'S Alterative has cured and Is
curing many a - case of Consumption.
Let those speak who know. Here Is a
specimen:
90 Savannah St., Rochester. N. Y.
"Gentlemen: On June 3, 1907, I was
operated upon for Tubercular peritoni
tis, at St. Mary's hospital. Rochester,
N y. After tli operation my physician
gave me up as hopeless. f was then
urged by a priest to take Eckman's Al
terative, which I did. My weight at the
tlmev was 72 lbs. I began to Improve
and steadily gained In health and
strength. I now weigh 125 lbs., and
am absolutely cured. Believing I owe
It: to myself and others I make this
statement." , -"
(Signed Affidavit) EDNA FINZRIt.
Eckman's Alterative is effective In
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Throat
and Lung Troubles, and in upbuilding
th system. - Does not contain poisons,
opiates or habit forming drugs. . For
umj try ihe owl Drug" Co, and otln-r
leading druggists. Ask for booklet of
cured cases and write to Eckman Labor
atory, Philadelphia, Pa., for additional
evidence. , ,
The Pure Product of
Nature's Sprinjjt. You will
feel better and do better forming .
rJJci!iilQ)L
NATURAL, LAXATIVE
if Glm 4m-Aristnfr for irtJ
CONSTIPATION
JlBka T,t bad to cat JoMa, Ha li
ebTonlcally broka. ' "
Blnks "Indaedr '
Jinks "Yw; I trla flra tlmaa to
borrow mony of him and bo'a alwajra
buiUd.
CT SQUEEKXTTTK POSTOITICB.
S
Stranger "Have you any plotura pottala of tha townf
Pottmaitar "Not yet. A feller did eoma here to tab
aome, but thera waa a freight oar ataadlnf la front ef
th' town, ao ha couldn't
the Cauta garrison, now numbering
close to 20,000.
The woman known as Sister candid.
who formerly was superior of the Or
der of St Ann. and who was engaged
for many years In an Elaborate scheme
of charitable work at Paris, haa been
sentenced on a charge of embezzlement
and abuse of confidence to 18 months
Imprisonment., . She Is alleged to have
embezzled $800,000.
Premier Asqulth Is expeoted to Intro
duce the bill granting home rule to
Ireland in tha house of commons on
March zo.
Arnold White announces that evidence
has reached him to the effect that for
two years tha gunnery of the British
fleet has gone steadily down hllL and
that the gunnery of the German fleet
Is steadily improving.
Miscellaneous.
Warning miners nd prospectors
attracted to the new gold fields In
Manitoba is given by. Consul General
Jones, of Winnipeg. A great many peo
ple from the United States, not know
ing the conditions surrounding the reg
istration of claims In Canada, have
been sorely disappointed , on arriving
at -the new Eldorado, he reports;
The interior department has lost Its
time honored, exclusive privilege of
granting right-of-way In - public lands,
CAREFUL- MAN'S OPINION
Business men are careful about what
they say it Is part of their training.
Therefore when Mr. J. G. Clarke, a busi
ness man.4 of - Westchester, N. T., an
swered a Question about his greatly Im
proved health his opinion may be con
sidered correct - ,
He said, "Having been troubled with
a bad cough and bronchitis for nearly
a year, I decided to take Vlnol a short
time ago. The cough has now disap
peared and my health is very much Im
proved. "I certainly consider Vlnol a valuable
remedy and should be kept In every
home until people try It they don't
know Its value.
Thousands of other Intelligent people
praise Vlnol simply because they have
found It just what they needed to drive
away lingering coughs and build up
their health and strength.
Vlnol is a delicious cod liver and
Iron preparation without oil. and Is the
greatest strength renewar for all who
are weak and run down. We guarantee
It to give perfect satisfaction. Wood
ard, Clarke 4V COdfUggistS, Portland,
makes hard water soft
By the use of Gold Dust you
can at all times have nice,
soft rainwater right at your
elbow for the asking. Imag
ine what a help this would
bo for washing clothes; and
for all cleansing purposes!
Just a little Gold Dust add
ed to any water softens it,
takes lout the Imineral sub-I
stances and brings out the
greatest cleansing value
Gold Dust dissolves dirt
and greaso, works like light
ning, and relieves house
work of all its drudgery.
For your poor back's sake,
don't try to keep house with
out Cojl Dust
Do apt rje borax,
joep, aiphtha.
aoui,ammonla
orkoroeene with
GOLD , DUST.
tiCLD DUST
tiei in a perfect
ly harmleaa ao4
tatting form.
"let (As COLD DUST TWINS
do your work" .
GUNM'S B. & N. TONIC
X perfect vttallzar that restores lat vinr
tn all or iran of tha body. R.plaooa lnaa
ifta a box. Stnrra or mall. Write for proof.
lr. Uoaanke Co., rbiladelphla, fa.
Gold Dust
Mra. Ooinr T)ld you tip tba but'rrr
Mr. Waekend "Whatr Tip tbat dlf-
nlfled old partyt I tlppod my bat U
ateadl-
through a decision' by Assistant Attor
ney General KnabeL Knabel decided
congress had invested the secretary of
agriculture with this authority.
A bronze statue of George washing-
ton by Pompeo Coppinl. the gift 4 the
American residents of the city of Mex
ico, In commemoration of the centen
nial of the Mexican republic, was un
veiled Thursday In the presence of Pres
ldent Madero' and the members of the
Mexican cabinet" The presentation ad
dress was made by Henry Lane Wilson,
ambassador - of the United States, to
which President Madero responded. ,
FAIR. SITE TO HAVE LONG
ESPLANADE ON HARBOR
. (Unltad Pri Uual -ffln.) .
Ban Franclsoo, Feb.28. A definite
plan for the arrangement of 'grounds
and buildings of the Panama Paclflo
International exposition Is completed
today. The general plan calls for an
esplanade along the waterfront at Har
bor View, backed uy agreat avenue and
garden laid out parallel to Chestnut
street, and extending from end to end
of the site.
The court of honor, running north and
south, will open on the esplanade at
the water's edge on the north. There
will also be a series of secondary and
smaller courts.- . .
Each court will represent a continent
or geographical division. In the center
of each court will be a statue commem.
oratlve of the continent It represents.
Butrry May Be for Mill Creek.
(Special to Th Journal.)
The Dalles, Or, Feb. 23. A party of
engineers' under R. A, Hickman haa
K.i Ant rut artm m vitHntii Aimraivln m
ma The Dallesfand vicinity the past week.
"J They have been working from Third
For Dyspepsia
You Risk Nothing by Trying
This Remedy.
We want every one troubled with in
digestion and dyspepsia to come to our
store and obtain a box of Rexall Dys
pepsia Tablets. They contain bismuth-
subnltrate and pepsin prepared by a
process which develops their greatest
power to overcome digestive disturb
ance. . '
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to- take. They soothe the Irri
table, weak stomach, strengthen and In
vigorate the digestive organs, relieve
nausea and Indigestion, promote nutri
tion and briny about a feeling of com
fort If you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
a reasonable trial we will return your
money if you are not satisfied with the
result . Three sizes, 25 cents, 60 cents
and $L Sold only by The Owl Drug
Co. Stores In Portland, Seattle, Spokane,
San Franclsoo, Oakland, Los Angeles and
Sacramento.
OLD LAO? ALMOST
A Remarbble and Convincing State
ment of the Success cf Cuticurt
Soap and Ointment in the Treat-'
ment of the Pain , Itching and i l
Burning of Eczema.
S234 Bebert St. Louis. Mo. " I. the
nndenigned. cannot give enough pralst to the
Cutlcura HemadlM. I had been doctoring for
at least a year lor ecxtma on my look- When
a young gtrl I sprained my ankls three differ
ent Units, paying utile or no attention to It,
when live ytan to a trnsll spot ihowed upon
my left ankle. A doctor said It wu eczema.
Be drew a small bone from the ankle about
the size of a match and about ao inch long.
The small bole grew to about tbe ilie ol an
apple, and the ecsema preid to the knee.
The whole foot tan water all the tune.
, "My husband and my aoui were up night
and day wheeling me (rem one room to an
other hi the hope of giving me soma relief. I
would sit for hours at a time In front of tbe
fireplace hoping for daybreak. The pais was
so lntsnae I was almost crazy, m fact, I would
lots my reason for hour at a time. One day
a friend of mine dropped In te tee me! Ko
more had she glanced at my foot than she ex
claimed, 'Mra, rln Bryan, wby In tba world
don't you try tha Cutlcura Remadleal'
Not being able to sleep at all, I decided to
give the Cutlcura Soap and Cutlcura Oint
ment a trial. After uitng4faem three days that
night I slept as sound M a sliver dollar fof
right tons hours. I awoke In tbe morning with
but very little pain, In fact, I thought I was In
heaven. . After ualng the Cutlcura Remedies
for three months I was perfectly restored to
health, thanks to tha Cutlcura Soap and Oint
ment. I will be lixty-four yean of age my
next birthday, hate sad hearty at pratent."
(Signed) Mrs. Julia Ftnnfgan, Mar. 7, 1911.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold
everywhere. Cample Of each -mailed free,
with !2-p. book. Address, "Cutlcura,,,
Dept. T, Boston. Tender-faced men should
shave with Cutlcura Soap Shavlsg Stick ,
Never Forget
that upon your ptiyslcal condition
.'dependa - your ,coinfort and useful-. -ness
Hhat your condition will bo
bettered, your vigor increased
when your bowels areegulated,
your liver stimulated and your
digestion m ade sound by
BEECEKi
i?IH
AEV3S
tna ' ... I
Soli evarywkTe - la beaas 10a, 2Sa
Dog Dealer "Buy de dorg. mliteri
he's luit the thing for a burglar."
The Man "But I'm not buying
thing for burglars Just now."
' .. ,;..t,t,Lui . ,1
street out Into the Mill ereek country.
The supposition Is they are running pre
liminary lines for an electric line, but
they will not give out any Information
as to their purposes. Two years ago
E. W. Thomas secured a franchise ror
an electric line through certain streets
of the city, and It Is thought by some
that the surveying Is In connection with
this, as Mr. Thomas' oontract will ex-
rlra in a few m on the unless-aonatruo-
Uon Is begun.
DOCTORS FERGUSON SELL
DALLES, OR., HOSPITAL
The Dalles, Or., Feb. $. The Dalles
hospital, one of the best known Insti
tutions Pfthe klnd In thestate, Jjss
changed hands, Drs. B. E. and Belle C
Ferguson having sold their Interest to
Nature's OWN Distillation
A PURE WHISKEY
..-.. : -, - ' v '
Clarke's Pure Rye may not be the smoothest whiskey,
but it is the truest and best whiskey on earth. It gives the
best satisfaction, because it is all whiskey and has nothing
in it but the grain flavors from the finest rye.
The success of Clarke Bros. & Co., the largest whiskey
distillers in theworld, has been brought about by the dis
tribution of this particular brand, Clarke' i
Pure Rye. Tt'ft uniform quality, pure
flavor and downright honesty have,
been and always will be the foundation
of our business. Clarke s Pure Rye
is bottled in bond, guaranteed by the
U. S. Government, ICS proof.
At dubs, the best bars and in par
ticular homes.
CLAUDE BEOS. CO- Vswrla,
Blumauer & Hoch
Portland, Oregon
(M) Sol!) pf
your
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hi l l ifa m nrnnnl
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Woman 'Well, my man, I suppose
you ewe your present rags and misery
to not being able to tay no'T"
Beggar 'Yes'm during leap yearf
Drm. J. A. Renter and Fred Thompson.
The hospital was built 12 years ago by
Drs. Ferguson and Renter, and has been
conducted by them until the present
Two years ago the owners found It nec
essary to double Its capacity, It now
being prepared to care for 76 patients.
The Drs. Ferguson contemplate going
to Portland ' to reside temporarily and
later may go on thalr fruit farm la the
tiooa Kiver valley.
CASTOR I A
" For Infants and Children. . :
Tha Kind Yea Kava AIwajs Bct
Bears tha
CignAtnra of
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Strength,
Force.
If you are Weak,
Nerveless, Bloodless,
your arms are bound.
energies paralyzed.
is the Vitalizcr-ahd
your opportunity
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