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11 Vn( .'1 jit', ? ys--5& II V N? fe ral A. ft 1 -M a jg" :i " At ...... -V. Old Tin Star "My mea are ths best Sleuths la the country." City Man "HoWs that, chiefr Old Tin Star "All arrests mad so- 0Tdtn to moYln' picture rules." Ths Drug Clerk "A l cent stamp -rill aarry that !et- tsr." " ' " ' ; Mra Paetelle "I know It will, but these dainty little 10 sent stamps harmonise so beautifully with my sta tionery." ' . ' ' Z" OraeleWbsl Is rnrsnologyT': George "Well, now, it I had a tramp on my head" Gracie "It. you had 14 know papa had at last got you.". Eead Chef "Can yea bake strvteo able pies for railroad diners r 1 Applicant "A tire broke on aa en glue one time and they took one ot my plea, drilled a hole through the center and used It for a wheel to finish the run." !'- "He discovered that his wife had; two detsctrres traD Ing him for six mouths." "How art he "discover ltf fShe sent htm the hllL Btnks The easteat thing to let go f la money." Winks "Gad. yea. If flypaper was legal tender It wouldn't stick to most of us." Notes of Wednesday's Happenings Brief Paragraphs Give Journal Reader the News of Late Yesterday Afternoon and Last Night. Congressional, " After charges had been made that a powerful lobby was at work to procure the adoption of the bill, the house on Wednesday defeated, a measure permit ting the Hydro-Electric company, a rwa terpower corporation, to lay a pipeline across part of the Mono national forest reservation 4n California. . 7" Republicans of the house In caucus Wednesday declared that the frea sugar hill proposed by the Democrats of the house was. a political plot for votes and that the extension of the corporation tax to Individuals and copartnerships, to rnake,.up tB'oTeVenu'tHat would' be lost from" suear. was its companion piece. Chairman Morrison announced that the committee on patents would await a probable rehearing of "the1 Supreme court's patent monopoly decision before framing a new law: Representative Smith of New York Introduced a bill to compel registration at the capltol of all lobbyists and the filing of a detailed statement of their expenditures after each session. The ways and means committee was urged . by representatives of hospitals and scientific institutions to remit the tax on alcohol and whiskey. Senator Folndexter has submitted a favorable report In the senate on the bill authorising the erection of a fed eral building at Vancouver at a cost r.ot exceeding 1140,000.. The senate foreign relations commit tee has agree! to report favorably the fur seal treaty, after amending it -to provide for a 10 year closed season for seating. The amendment adopted was along the lines of a provision recently offered by Senator Hltchoock of N braska. Suffragettes appeared before the wo man's suffrage committee of the senate and urged an amendment to the consti tution providing votes for women. The foreign relations committee framed and reported a resolution pro. hlbltlng the shipment of arms Into any country on the American continent In a state of disorder. Both -Senators Chamberlain and Bourne voted against the confirmation Of Mahlon Pitney as associate Justice of the United States,, supreme court, - ' Political. Oscar King Davis, head ofeths Wash ington bureau . of t the. NewTork Times, will be general publicity manager and assistant to Senator Dixon In the Roose velt headquarters at Washington. Mr. ' Davis represented a New York paper in Manila daring Mr. Taf t's servtco there as tnllitarr governor -nd during tne last campal gn .-wrote- a- book on "Taf t. the Man of the Hour." ' - The Roosevelt -headquarters, has given out a statement prepared at a confer ence of negro ministers in Washington claiming to represent 400,000 negro vot ers. This statement declares for Roose velt as the Mt riend of the negroes. Thera will be no contest in tha Re publican convention at Chicago over the seating of eight delegates rrom incut Mexico, according to statements by of ficers of the national convention. AU 'haugh"Kew-iexlo strletlyrl -entitled to only six, under the can for the con vention issued by the national commu te in December, Secretary Hayward, to whom tha question was referred, has decided to institute no action to pre vent seating the Increased number. Eastern. Charles Thompson Harvey, -who planned the first elevated railroad oper ated in this country and who built the Sault Ste. Marie ship canal, Is dead at his home in New York. He was 83 years old. Five more swindlers associated with John C. Mabray, who recently complet ed a sentence in the federal penlten tlary for his part In fake sporting events, were fined $300 each and sen tenced to prison by United States Judge McPherson at Council Bluffs. After serving 2 years In the railway mall service without a blemish on his record. Arch B. Terrell, 63 years old, has confessed to secret service officers In the Jail at Louisville, Ky., that he had stolen a total of 113 from regis tered letters to buy Christmas presents and rnedlcina for his son, who has tu berculosis. ' George W. Perkins, formerly partner In the banking house of J. P. Morgan & Co., has acquired a large interest In the Mall and Express company, publishers of the New York Evening Mail. - Scores of documents by which the Tgovernment hoped to prove, In a large measure, its charges, in the socalld sugar trust conspiracy case have disap peered, according to evidence adduced at -the trial Wednesday. District Attor ney Wise said he feared . they . never would be recovered. A total of six battleships are now on the building Hat of the government. A report to the navy department Shows that on March 1 the Wyoming was 93.6 per cent and the Arkansas 90. per cent completed. The New York and Texas When shown positive and reliable proof that a certain remedy had cured many cases of female ills, wouldn't any sensible woman conclude that the same remedy would also benefit her if suffering with the same trouble ? Here are five letters from southern women which prove the efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. LETTER FROM VIRGINIA. ' " Elliston, Vav " I feel it my duty ttferpresa my thanks to yon and your treat medicine. I was a sufferer from female troubles and had been con ned in bed oyer one third of my time for ten months. I could not do my housework and had fainting spells bo that my husband could not leave ma alone for five minutes at a time. "Now I owe my health to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. Whenever I see a suffering woman I want to tell ber what these medicines have done for me arid I will always speak a good word for them," Mrs. Eobkbt Blanksjibhip, Elliston, Montgomery Co., Va. were respectively 26.8 per oent and 66.1 ler cent completed. The superdread- naughts Oklahoma and Nevada are Just begun. , Patrick A. Whitney, commissioner of corrections at New York, has deolded that muslo .should have a large part In tha work of reforming youthful crim inals and he has accordingly dlreoted the employment of a teacher of lnstru tnentaLmualoattho..ityreformatory on Harfs Island. ' The steamer Jose of tha United Fruit company, laden with 10,000 cases of oil. caught- fire at - her pier in New YorJt Wednesday and 16 men, caught in the steamer's hold, barely escaped. Tha steamer sank after being pulled out into the East river. Pacific Coast, Word is received from the hoard of geographical' names, that the mountain peak lnh El khorn ranga of -the- Bin mountains, ' a few miles west ot the town of Haines, has been named "Hunt mountain." after Wilson Price Hunt, who was the first white man to enter the Powder valley. 100 years aga A well dressed man. who said ne was Elmer M. Crosnoe, 31 years old, form erly general manager of the Alexander Lumber company of Aurora, 111., walked Into police headquarters at Beattle and said that ha was an embezzler and wished to surrender, being tired of wan dering In fear of arrest. Crosnoe was short in his accounts with the company nearly 3000, and when locked up had only 32.25 in his pocket. In one mall Wednesday morning, cor poration Clerk Babcock at Salem re ceived word of the defunct state ot 14 corporations. Some -of them have dis solved, some are In th hands oi re ceivers, some sold out, and some have discontinued business from other rea sons. Tbs city of Cle Elum has been under quarantine by City Physician a. u. Kerby, as five cases of smallpox have made their appearance In that city. After being out several hours and once announcing they could not agree, the jury In the smuggling case at Se attle brought In a verdict of guilty and James L. Brown must go to prison. With the conviction of Brown, federal officials say, one of the most dangerous opium smuggling rings has been de stroyed. M. J. Condory, accused by Mrs. Jack Cudahy of entering her home at Los Angeles to persecute or intimidate ber, has been held to answer before the su perior court on a charge of burglary. Unable to furnish bonds, he went to JaiL P. M. Haley, traveling salesman from Portland, was picked up on tha streets of San Francisco at midnight, suffer ing from knife wounds. Haley said he had been stabbed by a stranger, but could give no clue to bis assailant Earl Standard, formerly a bookkeeper of the American National bank, accused of having embezzled 1149.000 of the bank's funds end for whom detectives had been searching for several weeks, surrendered himself to the authorities at Pomona, Cal., and was released on $10,000 bonds. Foreign. 7 A sensation was caused at Lisbon Wednesday by the announcement that a large part of the Tenth Portugueso in fantry at Braganxa, on the northeast ern frontier,- had crossed me Doraer with . their srma and Joined the royal ists. Other regiments stationed In the north have been removed, the govern ment feeling that the royalist pjopa- ganda has weakened their loyalty. The premier of Norway has an nounced that the government would propose a grant to Roald Amundses to enable him to undertake an Arctic expedition. Ten suffragists, charged with smasn- lng windowa on March 1, were sen tenced Wednesday at the London ses sions court to terms ranging from four to six months In prison. EASY PICKING SO FAR, BUT By J. N. Darling. New Orleans. La, "I-waspassing through the Change of Life and be fore 1 took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I was troubled with hot flashes, weak and dizzy feelings, backache and irregularities. I would " get up In the morning feeling tired out and not fit to do anything. " Since I have been taking your Compound and Blood Purifier I feel all right. Yonr medicines are worth their weight in gold." Mrs. Qastox" Blosdkatj, 151 Polymnia St., New Orleans, La, LETTER FROM FLORIDA. Wauchnla, Fla,"' Some time ago I wrote to yott giving you my symp toms, headache, backache, bearing-down, and discomfort in walking, ca.used by female troubles. - " "I got two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and a package of Sanative Wash and that was all I nsed to make me a well woman, "I am satisfied that if I had done like a good many women, and had not taken your? remedies, I would have been a great sufferer. But I started in time with the right medicine and got welL It did not cost very much either. I feel that you are a friend to all women and I would rather use) your remedies than have a doctor." Mrs, MATTia Hodnqt, Box 406, Wau chula, Florida. 1 LETTER FR03I WllST VIRGINIA. Martinsburg, W. Va. "1 am glad to Bay that Lydia E. PinkhWs Vege table Compound has done wonders for my mother, daughter and myself, v I have told dozens of people about it and my daughter says that when ahe hears a girl complaining with cramps, she tells ber to take your Com . pound." Mrs. Mabt A. Hockejtbebbt, 712 N, 8rd St.Martlnsburg, W, Va. V ANOTHER LETTER FROM VIRGINIA Newport News, Va. "About five years ago I was troubled with such pains and bloating every month that I would have to go to bed, . , "A friend told me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and I soon found relief. The medicine strengthened tne in erery way and my doctor approved of my taking it. "I will be, triad if my testimony will heln some one who is suffering 1mm) fmaTA etVntg? ,f rr V-Jrt-i.-r-Miirinaa Jlmpt-A h.iwporh ini. ! i ii lias lisen wmklns" aaalHSl News. Va. - . - . . odds from this standpoint. Under the . .. - T ' ' new ruling, "Orenca l W get two malls Why don't you try this tellable remedy ? i . . L " of 114 feet on First street and a depth of it feet on Lyon street, and is In the heart of the business section. Mrs. Clarence Cunningham Dies. Beattle, Wash., March 14. The funer al of Mrs. Blanche W. Cunningham, wife of Clarence Cunningham, owner of the famous Cunningham claims in Alas ka, will b held tomorrow. . Mrs. Cun-. nlngham had been 111 for mor than two years. T. Tl T1..1 II 11L 10 ineni inainaia it A SHORT SERMOJTTO ' FAT POLKS. 7 To them. Jhat DathjMLt)i g'vn.V a sentence that applies to fat people neatly. It is common knowledge) ' nce a human being besrins to fat ten up, to what they have already la vei added more than they want until finally a stage is readied wnere reauciion musi be mad or decided disadvantage re sults. . Then comes forward tha ages-old ?iuery, "Reduce but howT' Tot the un nformed nothing suggests Itself but the (to them) twin evils lesa eating more activity. They contemplate a more or less lengthy siege of dieting and exercising. So it may be said safe ly that every man or woman in the land now undergoing the fattenlnsr;up Pro cess has his or her mental eye fixed dubiously on that not far distant day when he or she will have - to don tha "ashes and sackcloth of reduction.' This Is not an enlivening1 prospect, and so It Is with considerable satisfac tion that we announce the emancipation of the fat. Nowadays ione may reduce much or little, a pound a day If desired, or hold their fat In check, absolutely stationary, without doing, a tap of ex ercise, missing a single meal, doing a particle of harm or causing a solitary wrinkle.' All that's reoulred as nun dreds testify, is the taking after nieais and at oeatime or one aiarmoia rre- by the Marmola Co., 668 Farmer bldg.. Detroit, Mien., or any gooa aruisi, if th uniform price of 75 cents, this sum being accepted for a case of tablets so well and generously filled that even one produces desirable results, - For Eczema Use a mild, soothing- wash that Instant ly stops the Itch, ; We have sold many ether remedies for skin trouble, but none that we oould personally guarantee as we do the D. P. D. Prescription. If I had Eczema use , T" ""'"'" " ! D. D. D. Prescription Skidmore Drug Co. and Hillsboro will glvs the town one mail daily frorn-flillsboro and two re turning pouches. The nursery people hava been In correspondence with the Washington . , authorities . for many months to get direct serylce from Portland. ' Miscellaneous. Three are dead, five missing, snd score or more Injured as a result ut a rear end collision Wednesday between a westbound extra freight and"1 a work train on the Santa Fe line at Mccarty s, N. M.. 60 miles west of Albuquerque. W. A. Pcffer. ex-United states sena. tor from Kansas, is critically 111 ut n Topeka -. hospital,. His right leg was amputated above the itneevvednr-saay to check the progress or gangrene which affected his foot Mr. Pcffer was the first ropullst senator lrom Kansas, being elected in 1891. A dlsoateh from DawBon, T. T., says that moll from Herschel Island, In th Arctlc ocean, and points on the MacKen tie river was received lest Sunday, Nj word has been received rrom iiureri Damll, the explorer, who went east ward in 1910 from tne niacKenzie, ana he has been given up for lost. Chairman Lovett of the Harriman railroads, who was reported ill In Bait Lake City, has recovered and Is now In Omaha. In an interview he says there is a general Improvement m business throughout the west and pros pects are bright for a continued move ment upward. He says the Harriman system will build to keep up wim tno general development of the territory it serves. The main line will be double tracked not Only to Ogden, but through to San "Francisco, and branches will be built In Nebraska, Colorado, Idaho and Oregon. - 0RENC0 MAIL TO GO ' FROM PORTLAND DIRECT (Special to" The Journal V ' . Oreivo, Or, March 14. Word was reoelved yesterday from Senator Bourne at JWft4hlrurtoni,hatanall--ser-vlceba tween Portland- and Orenco would oe Mtabiinhed within a very short time. Since the town was started, about four years lago, mall has been delivered by rural carrier and later by special carrier- from- If tllHboro.-ThlsT)asnvart-ably made the mall a day late. As ths Oregon Nursery -company,-which estab lished tne town, nas a very neavy man, Alley Heads Commercial Club. (Special to The Joornal.) Roseburgr, Or., March 14. New offi cers for ths next year were elected at the annual meeting of the Itoseburg Commercial club Monday night as fol lows F. E. Alley, president; W. H. Fish er: vice president: George P. Schlos ser, secretary; A. Q. Sutherland; treas urer, and W. C. Harding, J. W. Oliver, J. H. Booth and Clark Bargar, members of the board of directors. from Portland direct unl to return mails. The service between this town OPPOSE BONDS FOR STATE HIGHWAYS Mass Meeting at White Sal mon Favors County Division and Local Road Work. No Other Emulsion Has The Quality There Are Two Sizes 1 6 or. and 8 oz. Each Brown Bottlei Only. No Kff. To Eat Up Quantity AUDtuggists are Glad to SelUt I Children Love It Tastes Good j Sample Bottle Free by Mail That thos who are seeking health and strength for themselves, children, rela tives or friends may experience the life giving properties of this exclusive Nor way gold medal ozonized cod liver oil medicinal food emulsion as well as to know Ozomulslon superlority-ln being most palatable and easy to take-a gen erous 3-o. bottle will be sent by mall to those" who'send "addresses by poslcard or letter to Ozomulalon, 613 Pearl Bt., N. T. YOU CAN CURE THAT. BACKACHE I'aliv-sln roe back, dlzdneM. headache an4 Benernl Isniuor. Get i Da'kan of ilutbtr Qrar'i AROMATIC-LEAF, tb p1cwint r"ot and herb cure tor all tllnv, Bladder and Urinary trin bltW'hcn rgg, fcUjuisflatlreile. anawlthout energy u tula ri'iuaikuMs enm blnntlnn of aatmVt hcrba and root. At a regu lator tt ha no equal. Mother Oraj's Aromstlo laf la anld by Imieglsts or lent lr Wall tot 50 eta. flnmple te.nl FBV.H. Addreaa, Jh llotbcr Gray Co.. -t Uoy, N. X. ' '-'V - ' " ,: ;-. " (Special to Tha Journal ! white Salmon, wash., March 14.- Oood roads in Klickitat county, especial ly In the western part, was the subject freely and ably discussed at a mass meeting; in White Salmon Tuesday, ty. J. Roberts, state highway com missioner, criticised 4he proposed bond ing of the state for 115,000,000 for cer tain state highways, believing It better to make a levy of one half a mill the first year, one mill the next year, and so on, for the building of portions of state roads, than to try to build the ! roads In a short time. - The Trout LaKe delegation favored a i law for the creation of a road Improve merit district wherein bonds for perma nent highways may be' voted and the -cost assessed "against" property- holders according to benefits derived. This was approved and a committee appointed to confer with the State Good Roads asso ciation to the' end that it reoomirtend and work for the enactment, of the pro posed law. In the evening a smoker was held at which county division was discussed, everyone favoring the proposition, which means that another campaign for cutting off the west end and forming it into a new county will be made. In the last attempt county division went through the senate, but was killed 1" the house through the efforts of Qol- dendalo, the present county seat, ; LILLIAN M00RE TO GET MONTHLY ALLOWANCE ' (United Preaa l.eaad Wire. Redwood City. Cal.,. March 14, Mrs, Lillian Moore, widow of J. J. Moore, wealthy clubman who. was shot and killed. by .8, R. Tlmothyl a chauffpur.Js to receive a monthly allowance of 1500 pending the deciding of her contest of the: will tnat out ner orr witn only 11 of ner husband s estate. Although Mrs. Moore asked for fllOO a month, her at torneys -today- feel that sh. has wott i point in Aha fight by being allowed the smauer sum. . . , . , ayliouse ' Siw Socnfei :: : (Spm-lal tu The Journui.! Albany, Or,, Mardh 11 That Albany will have a first class show housjp in the near future cams to light when Al Sternberg, an Albany merchant, and a. E. Rolfe, proprietor of the Empire nbntonlav house, closed a deal With J. IC Weatherford for a valuable piece of property at Lyon and First streets. The consideration was not made public, but It is supposed to be about izo.ouu. , it Is said that tha purchasers will erect a modern fireproof opera house that will fill the needs of the city ror some time to come. The property has a frontage Smoke of Herbs Cures Catarrh A Simple, Safe, Reliable Way and It Costs Nothing to iry. This nrenaratlon of herbs, leaves, flowers and berries (containing no to bacco or habtt-formlng drugs) Is either mokftd in an ordinary clean pipe or smokln tube, and by drawing the medi cated smoke Into the mouth and tnhal ing Into the lungs or sending it out throuah the nostrils in a perfectly nat ural way, the worst case of Catarrh can be eradicated. It is not unpleasant to use, and st h una time it Is entirely harmless, and can be nsl by man, woman or chlldY Just, as Catarrh is . contracted oy breathing cold or dust " and" germ-laden air lust so this balmy anuseptto smoa ing remedy goes to all tha affected partB of the air passages or me neaa, nose, throat end lungs. It can readily De seen why the ordinary treatments, such as sprays, ointments, salves, liquid or tablet medicines fail they do not an can not reach all the arrected parts. If you have catarrn ot tne nose, tnroat or lunns. cnoaing, Hiuppwu-up ieuiB, colds, catarrhal headaches; If you are -Iven to hitwKing ana spitung, mis sim pie yet scientific treatment should cure you. : ' ' 7 , An illustrated book which goes thor oughly Into the whole question of, the cause, cure and prevention of catarrh will, upon request, be Sent you by Dr. J. IV. Ulo8ser,i 681 Walton street, At lanta, Ga, "7 ' 7'V. 7,-: . He will, also, mail you five days frea treatment. You will at once see that tt Is a wonderful remedy, and s it only costs one dollar for the regular treat ment, it lev within the reach of every ori&Tfe'It Is not necessary to send any 'money-s-slmpry send-you me and ad dress and ths booklet and free tHal package will be mailed you Immediately. Curing Catarrh Accept Our Advice and Try This Remedy at Our Risk. . Catarrh is a disease of tha mucous membrane. Ths muoous membrane Is, One may say, the interior lining of ths body. Catarrh, therefore, may exist in any part of the system. When the catarrhal poison attacks tha mucous membrane, inflammation and congestion are produced and nature falls to throw off the accumulated poisons. The organ which has been afflicted ceases to perform Its proper funotlon as nature Intended It should. The re sult Is, complication upon complication which may lead to other avaa mora serious, afflictions. We honestly believe Rex all Muoo Tone will do wonders toward overcom ing catarrh. It is made from the pre scription of an eminent physician who made a long study of catarrh, snd his great success with this remedy was an enviable one.'"''"'"" "" We want yon if you trs a sufferer from catarrh In any form, to g-tva Rexall Muco-Tone a thorough trial. Use it with regularity and persistency for a reason able time, then If you are not satisfied, come back and tell us, and without question or formality we will band back to you every cent you paid us. This Is certainly the fairest offer that any one could make and should attest our sin cerity of purpose. It comes in two Sizes, prices 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. BROWN'S lleve Sore Throat. Hoarseness, Conjhs, Bron- shtal and Anhmatio Complaints. Unexcelled fot 7Wrmg-Tn TOTeBT-tOeflrtttattMrt Free from opiates or anything fiarmiui. snly In boxes. Sample mailed ire. JOTtSl L BROWS A SON, Boston, Mms. CrSPji'mi'i'.' ." "i'i ' r"'J i '--"Ii'i if "hi" "' sold PlaASTERS A UNIVERSAL REMEDY For Pains in the Back. Equally effectiTe ; for alt Borts of aches and pains Jheefoltpfjtakiria cold, overexertion or strain. Cotutipalufn, JSi!wH4H,M M ton, tie, ;j Brandrcttio