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.uimy Cioilieni lie Inveigles rJa Parent-Into a Private ILlevator p-...-, i.---- -,,.11 S . 4 .- : At jj , 1" S T1?DOC3HUj'i I aBM wr fc A 1. ' ' . " I.STTEP UVE1V, ft , i - 2AVV. HtXJ SEE. 1 v ' fccv Wi ' OvSH- fit h:Jr ffi ; ) L 2 IMMUL. 'Zee 1 . 1 W I 4 A i 1 The News of Sunday Resume of Yesterday's . Events Briefly Paragraphed for the Entertaln : ." V ment of the Busy Reader. PoUticaL ; -.y l wan wiiia as ine piaco na my Ab the dat have been chosen for the 'Democratic state convention by the Dem ocratic state committee which met- at Seattle Saturday. - . W. D. , Edmondaon of Sumpter, Or, has been appointed entomologist In the department of agriculture at Washing ton. . Among the many visitors, to Colonel Roosevelt at tils Oyster Bay home Sun day was Media McCormlck, who is man aging the, Roosevelt publicity bureau at Washington. McCormlck assured the ex-presldent that the campaign was pro gressing satisfactorily, and there was no longer any doubt of his nomination. Twenty-four of the S3 counties In Iowa that have held Republican con ventions have decided upon solid Taft delegations to the state convention at Cedar Rapids April J4. Eight counties have named Cummins delegations, one Instructed for Roosevelt, and the re mainder will go unlnstructed. Clark Democrats niet at their head Quarters In San Francisco Sunday and selected a list or 2 8 delegates 10 me na tlonal convention, which will be submit ted to the voters of the state at the presidential preference primaries on May 14. , : -.',''( , . 7 , . Eastern. :-iv ''ii A--'. -i ' As the result of a theatrical romance, Trlxle Frlganza, the comedienne, became the bride of Charles A. ' Goettler, a theatrical manager, at New York Sun day. Miss Friganxa herself obtained the marriage license, giving her maiden name as Catherine O'Callahan.-her age 40, and her birthplace Ireland. " Talcott Williams, editor of the Phila delphia Press, has been appointed head of the Pulitser School of Journalism at Columbia t university. Associated with Mr. Williams In the directorship of the school, will be John WCunllffe. now head of the English department In the University of Wisconsin. Miss Ruth Peeney, 1) years- old, a Northwestern University co-ed, popular society debutante and heiress, was found dead from the effects of chloroform which she Inhaled at the home of her Fascinating Hair for Women XVa Easy to Have Watnral Colored, lux uriant and Badlant Hair. . 60 tnanv women have gray and faded hair that makes them appear much older , . . man mey really are. . They are not using HATS HAIR HEALTH. If your hair la gray or faded; If vour hair is full or dandruff: If your scalp ltcnes-J-get a bottle of HAY'S HAIR HEALTH at any druggist's todav: us It regu larly and you'll be . surprised at the results. - '-. f . WAY'S HAIR HEALTH Is ruaran. teed to give satisfaction or money back. i iff "I"-. .' North Coast Limitedby way of Minna apolis, SL Paul, Milwaukee. Drawing ChlCnfiO room, Compartment,, Standard and Tour- Set Sleeping Cars. Coach, Diner and Observation-library Car with barber and bath. Rons via Northern Pacific and. Chicago & North Westers lines.,'": "".-V . ' Atlantic Express by way of Minoespolis, StPanl, Aurora. Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars, Coaches and Dining Car. Rons via Northers Pacific and Etarlingtoa Lines. . ; :. ' rTfi Mississippi Valley Limited -slmllsr to 7 ' Atlantic Express. Runs via, Northers Sts LiOl2l3 Pacific and Burlington lines. Let as ticket YOU via this Standard Rstlway of the Northwest. A. D. CHAXtTOW, A. O. 9. A. . 265 MORRISON ST, PORTLAND 10W WESTBOUND FAKES Annual Rom FmIim). Portland. Jum 10-IS, 1911 Montamon Fttto, Taronia.Jun 30-Jviy 4, 1911 , ' . ' Grand Lodtt, Order of Elk., Portland. July 9-13, 1911 (MiUn PotlaUk ComivaL Siotlle, July 15-20, 19Ul ' TMowHon Notional Park, Stmson Jnnt IS-S'pt. U; 1911 Panamn-PtdM InUrnaltoual Expotilkm. Son Francisco, 191 Original, Direct and Only lint to Gardiner and Sunday Night uncle, Louis Blanchard, in Evasston, 111. Pacific Coast. After having drifted air night la' an open boat perilously near the breakers of Columbia river bar, August SJoberg, a fisherman of Puget sound, was saved from probable death early Sunday morn ing. His engine had broken down-and his boat was drlfUngJhelplesslyiover the tar. . ' ' . The body of J. J. Branna, a real estato dealer, 60 years old,, was found floating In the bay at White avenue and Fior Ida street. In Seattle, Sunday. The po lice believe that Branna accidentally f el, Into .the. water. : ::-- By a vote of 70 to 68, the Socialist state convention at Seattle Sunday sus talned the expulsion of the Spokane local, represented by l. C. Coates, 1L L. Hughes and K. B. Martin and seated the delegation .sent by the new local. which Was organised to take the place of the one ejected from the party. The trouble was over political matters, Coates having been elected to a com mlasionshlp In Spokane after making affidavit that he was affiliated with no party organisation. Mrs. Delia M. Corder is in Jail charged with forging her brother's name to checks and passing them on Tacoma merchants. Mrs. Corder' s husband is In the same jail, having been arrested on a charge of attempting to kill her. A delegation of San Francisco women walked Into the tax collecting depart' ment at San Francisco Saturday and demanded their "proper share of po sitions In the office." When told there wera no vacancies, they suggested firing the men. When assured this could not be done, they left, the office In high dudgeon, threatening to call again. His kindness In caring for a shabbily dressed stranger who fell 111 on a train near 'Santa Barbara several months ago, brought riches to A. Welngarten, a trav ellng salesman of San Francisco, who announced Sunday that he was about to leave for Brazil to take charge of the Immense coffee plantation of Manuel Arguello, the man whom ho befriended. Five thousand persons who assembled in front ot the police station at San Diego Sunday for the purpose of making a pro-Industrial Workers of the World demonstration were deluged with water forced through a hose from a fjre engine and finally were dispersed. The aid of the fire departmnt came in response to a request of Chief of Police Wilson, after he vainly endeavored to disperse the mob by verbal plea. Assurances are given that night com munication between Mare Island and the new wireless station to be installed at Unalaska will be established perma nently before the wireless expedition re turns to Vallejo, Cal. The value of the Alaska stations Is being shown already, 6000 words having been received by the Sitka radio men since the break in tho Sitka-Seattle cable earlier In the month. , Miss Eleanor" Sears, who has created a mild sensation bw her antics in Cali fornia, and Lord 'Reginald Herbert of England, were banished from the Casino at the Hotel Coronado Sunday, while in dulging In the "Texas Tommy" danea Secretary William F. Snow o the Cal- 4 5 DELIVER TICKETS 4& 9 FOR YOU IN THE EAST Gateway, Official Yttlowstau Park Entrant iforaia board -of-health, has issued s word of warning to. physicians to look out for an epldemlo of spinal menin gitis. One case has appeared at Los Palos, Merced county, and suspected cases are under observation in qtner localities. ' Miss Gertrude McFarland, society belle of San Francisco and Honolulu, has filed a dismissal of the suit brought against Captain William Woodus Green of the Japanese liner Chiyo Maru for alleged breach of promise. It Is said that a substantial cash balm was. ap plied to the lacerated heart. : - John F. Seymour, former chief or po lice of San Francisco, is enriched in the sum of 11,100 by a decision handed down-by -theaupremeoourt-Saturday affirming a judgment for that amount obtained in the superior court in a suit against Herman and Teresa Oelrlchs tor breach of contract The suit was brought when Seymour was discharged after relinquishing the office of captain of detectives to enter the service of the Oelrlchs estate In a confidential capac ity in connection with the extensive property holdings In San Francisco. k Foreign. 7 : Lieutenant Colonel George W. Goe thals. United States army, chief engi neer of the Panama canal, was the guest of the emperor at luncheon In Berlin Sunday. . In the discussion of the Pan ama canal he found that the emperor was surprisingly conversant with every detail of the work. He praised the Pan ama construction, but expressed the opinion that the locks are too narrow. Suzanne Bernard, a 10-year-old girl, who Was qualifying at Paris, Sunday, In tho third test for an air pilot's 11 cense, fell with her biplane a distance of 60 yards and was horribly crushed. She died 10 minutes afterwards. The long holiday which the Princess Victoria Louise, Emperor William's daughter, is taking in Switzerland, is not due merely to bronchial catarrh, as was announced in a court circular. Accord' ing to reports In German military cir cles, this absence from Berlin is due to an affair of the heart, both the em' pe'ror and the princess wishing a mar rlaare with prince AQoipn or Mecmen burg-StrellUi but the prospective bride groom is unwilling. -Miscellaneous. Negotiations between Germany and the government of Colombia have re sulted In an agreement which contem plates the transfer to Germany of cer tain harbors on the Atlantic coast of Colombia within striking distance of the northern entrance to the canal. This startling information has ' reached the president and its advisers, who have already taken steps to meet what they realise will, as soon as the Tacts are known, ba regarded by the whole Amer ican people as defiance of the Monroa doctrine by both Colombia and Germany. BURielili T OVN PASTOR " (Special to Hi Jon rati.) ' Burns. Or., March II. The Burns Presbyterian church, since its organiza tion In 1898, has received financial sup port from the home mission board with the understanding that the pastor would devote part of 'his time to the county as a whole. The local church has de cided to maintain self support and havo services every Sunday and to retain the Rev. Dr. Babbidge, who came here last AugOst as pastor. The Grand Ronde presbytery will meet at Baker in April and the home mission board will be released from further sup port of tht Burns church and an effort will be made to obtain enlarged sup port for a field worker for the county and to send a minister Into ths interior at once. The territory Is so large about 20 points where services should be held and new townsites being plat ted, that the need of the field is im portant At present there are only three ministers giving the religious work their attention. . L Election at Barns. (Special to The Journal.) Burns, Or., March 11. The annual election was held yesterday. Two coun cllmen were elected, H. T. Hansen and Robert McKlnnon, to succeed George Young:, and "Billy" White; a recorder, A. M. Byrd, to auoceed Piatt Randall, arid Mayor G. W Clevenger to succeed himself. R. I Haines was reelected marshal. There was no contest except for .jnarshal..,:;.;,.,,,-,.;.,... Women Organize Club. (Rtwclal to Tha Journal.) Burns, Or., March 11. Women of Burns - and barney county have per fected an organization with Mrs, W. T. Blatt president and Mrs.' R, D. Cooper secretary, to cooperate with the Com' merclal club in furthering the develop' ment of this country. One of the mat tere to receive immediate attention will be attention to the women who come here with their husbands and families. Other matters that are for the civic and moral uplift of the community will re ceive their support. Business Block to Rise. (Swclal to Xt Journal. I Burns, -Or., March 11. Archie Mc- Gowan, president of the Harney County Abstract cornpany, Is the first to com plete arrangements for a .new business block this year, having purchased prop erty in the business section, and will hurry building as soon as material can be brought In and weather conditions permit ' " , 0. O. Chapman Talks at Dayton. iSjwlal Ao Tha Journal.) Dayton, Or., March 11, In response to an invitation extended him by the ladles' auxiliary to the Dayton Com mercial club, C. C. Chapman of the Ore son Development league addressed the peoplsof DayUm-yrtday evenlngr fe confined his talk principally to the back to the farm movement and touched on the. benefits of the get together spirit aU the close of the meeting ull adjourned to. the Commercial club rooms for a social time, SUPPOR THETA LAMBDA PHI EHT0S PORTLAND Widely Known Law Fraternity Will Grant Charter to Or egon School. (Special to The Journal.) University of California, Berkeley, Cal., March It The rtieta Lambda Phi college law fraternity, which has chap ters In the leading law schools of the east, plans to Install a chapter In the Portland law school In the near future. The petition from the Portland law school for a charter. Is now under con. slderatlon by the national senate of tht fraternity,' and the charter, will be granted in all probability at an early date. Thai mother chapter of the fra ternity is at Cornell university. There are chapters of Thota Lambda Phi at Cornell, Dickinson university, Univer sity of Georgia, Detroit college of law, University of Tennessee, New Tork law school, -Western Reserve university, Chattanooga college of law, Washington and Lee university, Ohio Northern unl versity; University of Pennsylvania, Union college and Georgetown univer sity. Chapters are rapidly being estab lished in other law schools and univer sities throughout the country. The policy ot the fraternity In the past has been to confine itself to col leges east of the Rockies, but so many applications were received from colleges on the Pacific coast that the sectional policy was done away with, . and chap ters will be established in tho five lead ing law schools of t:e Pacific coast the Portland law school. University of Washington law school, ths law school of Stanford university, the law school of the University of California,, and the law school of the University of Southern California at Los Angeles. -The chapter of the Portland law school will be- named after one of Portland's legal lights. In accordance with the cus torn of the fraternity. ' BACHELOR NOBLEMAN. ASSERTS CALIFORNIA : WOMEN PRETTIEST Los Angeles, March 11. !ali fornla women are tha most beau tiful in the world, assertst Count De Relriaoh : Cessac-Pierre, who Is in Los Angeles today. The count tract-$v his ! ancestry to Richelieui4'declares he knows ' whereof J ho s fepeaks when he praises J owoii.ftnof the Golden state. .-v.TS-;. -"The complexions Of these wo .men ary marvelous,"" he' said. "They BMouldi be the eighth won der of tfre Worldi Your women are uniffef tedJ "They ' have charm ot manner, and poise. . , "Your, wor ire' abounding In the heal ti iSomes of out door life. J t&at they are the most beauUual in the world. The county -denied - thst he came to America In search of a. wife. ; " , ' . TOLEDO'S MAIN STREET TO Bt- PAVED SOON "Toledo! Or., March 11: The city coun cil has appointed a committee of five to take up the matter of paving the main street of Toledo. " This 'street Is planked. It is the intention of the coun cil to use a hard surfaoe pavement The work will be completed during the sum mer. :.-, .'.'-:," : Neuralgia Sloan's umment nas a sooin ing effect on tho nerves. It stops neuralgia, toothache and sciatica pains instantly. , o , HtKt'S fKuur Mrs. 0. M. Downs, ot Johannesburg. Miob.,write: ''Sloan's Lin! man t relieved me of Neuralgia. Thoee paina hare all gone sod I ean truly say your Liniment ota nop huh. , SIMM'S MMOT is also good for rheumatism, sore throat and sprains. ataUSaalara. rrtMtlt., 10a, 1.0t. Dr. Earl S. Sloan - Boston, Mass. You will tone up your system an4 feel better for talcing, in the morning:,, glass of ' ' : wnt nw . km NATURAL LAXATIVE Best Remedy lor COriOTIPATION GUNN'S a & N. TONIC ' a prtict vltallier tnat reetoraa loat viiror to all organa of tha body. Koilac losa from alcknesa. uniwemly haMta or exoeasea. 15c a box. Htorea or mail. Wrl for proof, lr. UvaiioL Co., l UilaUelvhla, I'm. , r ' FORES! GROVE WILL E Forest Grove, Or., March 11. New business houses and -residences,-comprising those which are under construc tion and thbse under contemplation for immediate construction, will run above the hundred thousand dollar mark. Besides the 110.00(1 station which ths Southern Pacific. Railway companywlli erect at the corner of Main street and First avenue for its new electric line through the olty, the following business men will build: Schults Pure Food Market and Grocery, two story brick and tile building at the corner of First street and Faclfia avenue; Dr. . Nixon, brick business , block on Main street; Haskell Ferrln, conjugated r iron ma chine shop on Main street; Haines & Thornburgh, brick block on Main street. Among the residences being erected are: ' Two story cottage oy win Aaaier, two story bungalow by Omer Moore, bungalow by Mrfc. Wlnnlfred Aldrlch. Mrs. Georgia Gughes, John Ireland and J. E. Loomls will erect fine residences at once. To meet the demand for building ma terlal the Forest Grove Planing Mill company has placed an order for 15 car loads ot lumber, with a Portland firm for Immediate delivery. That Forest Orove is a good town for the sale of building material Is evidenced by the fact that a new lumber firm, the Willis- Place Lumber company, has opened of fices and built lumber sheds here, mak ing three lumber yards for the town. SPECTACULAR SUICIDE ENDS LIFE OF CURRAN New Tork, March 11. Reduced from affluence to penury because of inability to fight the combination of commission merchants, his sight slowly leav ing him, and afflicted with a perma nent malady as ths result of a sunstroke last summer, Thomas Cur ran, aged 65, killed himself. In sight of many women and children, several of whom fainted, Curran climbed out on the fire escape of the fourth story of a fashionable apartment house on Park avenue, and threw himself to the pavement. :-- MAN LOST AMBITION It seemed strange to so active and energetic a young man as Arthur H. Scott Of Brooklyn that he did not at tack his wonc with the usual enthu siasm last spring, r He knew It was not "spring fever" for his health failed and, : to- use his own words in a recent letter "I could not sleep, had no energy or ambition and could not do my work properly. T must say that vlnol has done me wonderful good for X feel strong and ambitious again, Just like I used to be fore my health failed. I rest well at night, have a good appetite and no more nervousness, an because I took your excellent tonic, Vlnol.' One reason Mr. Scott was willing to try Vlnol was because he knew he could get his money back if Vlnol did not benefit him. This delicious, cod liver and iron remedy without oil, posi tively has no equal as a spring medi cine, to - enrich the blood and make weak, worn-out men, women and chil dren, rugged, rosy and strong. ; We guarantee It, to do this, and give back your money if it does not Woodard, Clarke & Co., druggists, Portland, Or. mm is tie Bear-Batnre treatment ' for Giasamption. TKe power it creates, its purity and whole someness are Nature's' greatest aid m over coming disease. ALL DRUGGISTS 11-52 HAV MUCH BUILDING Tested. :.t Over and through'lhree generations Beecham's Pills are uni versally looked upon as the best preventive and corrective of disorders of the Organs of digestion and elimination ever , " known. They give speedy relief from the headaches, sour stomach, indigestion due to biliousness or constipation. nn nri'0 are no experiment. They are too well known for that; and their mild and gentle, , but, sure action on the bowels, liver, kidneys and stomach, too well approved. If you are out of sorts take at once this famous Jjgniedyjnolypa.,'gill eoiQisftths-.good opinion , of lhou. . sands you will know why : Mave Unecjualed JOopiitatf on CLACKAMAS SCHOOLS TO HAVE TEH FAIRS (SaleiS' Bareas ef Tht Journal.) Salmr Or., March -14. One-of -the most promising county organizations of the agricultural and industrial contest movements launched by the State Bank ers' association la that perfected in Clackamas county by Superintendent Gary and J. CLMarlsone.Jf-the-fleld organizers, according to State Contest Manager C C. Thomason, who spent Friday in the schools of Oregon City, Willamette, Gladstone and Park Place. Local fairs for the schools will be hold the last week in August at 10 cen tril points Oregon City, Mllwaukle, Oswego. Willamette, Canby, Molalla, Clarki, Logan, Estacada and Sandy. For each of these local school fairs one local supervisor has been appointed. In the above order these supervisors are: George Randall, Mrs. Shirley Buck, Mrs. Bessie E. Pettinger, Mrs. M. K Young, a F. Romig, W. W. Everhart, J. J. Gard, Howard James and Mrs. Nina Milar. Following the state fair a general county fair will be held at Cahby. From each of the above 10 districts the winner among the school pupils will be given a trip to the state fair by the Oregon City Commercial club. As additional stimulus for the schools cash prises ranirin from 125 down to Z, with mer chandlBe Interspersed, are offered in the local and the county fairs. Journal Want Ads bring results. AN HONEST DEPENDABLE EBHOKE is Lydla It Plnkham's Vegetable com pound. A Root and s Herb medicine originated nearly forty pears -ago by Lydla E. Plnkham of Lynn, Mass., for controlling female Ills. Its wonderful success In this line has made It the safest and most dependable medicine of the age for women and up woman suffering from female Ills does herself Justice who does' hot give It a trial - ' ' - Bald Heads Not Wanted Baldness Is Too Generally Considered a Sign of Advanced Age. A bald-headed person does not have an equal chance with one blessed with a healthy head of hair, because bald ness Is too generally accepted as an In dication of age. Many large corpora tions have established engage limit, and refuse to take men , over thirty-five years of age as new4 employes. AlmoBt 65 per cent of bald-headed people may regain a good head of healthy hair If they will follow our ad vice end accept our offer, we have a remedy that we positively guarantee to grow hair on any . head, unless the roots of the hair are entirely dead, their follicles closed and the scalp has be come glased and shiny. We want people to try this remedy at our risk, with the distinct understanding that unless it does exactly what we claim It will, and gives satisfaction In every respect, we shall make no charge for the remedy used during the trial. Ws know exactly what we are talking about, and with this offer back of our statements no one should scorr, doubt our word or hesitate to put our remedy to an actual tcst.- We want every one suffering from any scalp or hair trouble, dandruff, falling hair or baldness, to try our Rex ail "83" Hair Tonio. We want them to use It regularly aay until three bot tles have been used and II It does not eradicate dandruff, cleanse and refresh the scalp, tighten the hair In Its roots, and grow new hair, we win return every cent, paid us for the remedy for the mere asking. There is no formality expected and we exact no obligation from the user whatever. . We are established right here where you- live, and make this offer - with full understanding that our business success entirely depends upon the sort of treatment we accord our customers, and we would not dare make the above offer exoept that we are certain that we can substantiate It in every particu lar. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic comes in two sices, 60 cents and $1.00., Sold only by The. Owl Drug Co. Stores in Port land, Seattle, Spokane, San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles' and Sacramento. nnn n o Beecham's Pills so deservedly WALLA WALLA MAN PLANS POULTRY PLANT (Special to Tbt Jooraal Freewater, Or, March 11. William Tweedy of Walla Walla has purchased IS acres of land from Bradley & Farrish of Grandvlew for $7500, and is going into the poultry business on a large scale. He Is erecting ' a large chicken house and has a large number of Incuba tors already at work. , Ia!eiel-sofora bad stomach. The first glass will give immediate relict for say stomach trouble. Removes gas, heart burn, indigestion iaa headache. (?0?7h.u) Ccl- SO Mildly laxative, absolutely harmless. A pleasant, foamy drink. Try a glass it acts like magic . sola Dy leading aruggists, cares snn soda fountains, lOo glass or 25o and 60o bottle. ' -., Tlio many uses of ' ; If you were to use, for each kind of wash ing, cleaning, scouring and scrubbing, one of the so-called special preparations which are made, you would have an imposing and ex--pensive array of chem icals, washing com pounds, cleaning pastes, etc; There is one cleaner that has the virtues of all and the faults of none. Use Geld Dust and you have no need of borax, ammonia, kerosene or naphtha. vonaiuaaooraa 1 ass .an. aanlitli.- aoda.amm.aia or karoMn.with GOLD DOST. COLO DUST has all daairabla leaonng suali tUaiaa parlact lyhannlaaa and laattog form. . "Ltthn COLD DUST TWINS We your aw ' PLASTERS Rheumatism iir 'Shoulder can be relieved and cured by them. Also inrahiable for Pains, Stiff nesior Soreness of joints or muscles. . Apply Wherever There s Pain. Couttipatum, Biliouineit,Indiz"tio, te. Brandretfis Pills .v. . Entirely Vegetable. , .. BT II' 1 ' - ."i j : - Sr. 'j - -t"i : .. ' : -'