The Oregon daily journal., March 19, 1912, Page 21, Image 21

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Monday's Delayed News Briefly Told
Resume of World B(app?nlngs Received From 3 o'Clock Yesterday
;y. Afternoon Until 8 o'Clock This Morning. ; ; -; vV
;' r : Congressional, ' ' . ,
To facllitat settlement of lands on
g overnment Irrigation project, Beprt
sentativa Raker of California, has in
troduced a bill proposing "cooperative
nomestead entries." The bill provides
that any homestead entryman, having
filed on a quarter section of publio land,
may subdivide Ms entry, conveying par
eels of it to other Individuals who are
eligible to make entry In their own
names. . '
Representative 'Warburton has intro
duced a bill appropriating $160,000 for
widening and macadamizing the govern
ment road in Mount Rainier park to a
full width of 15 feet throughout its en
tire length.
Senator Cummins of Iowa, has intro
duced In the senate a nation wide presi
dential primary bill, the effect of which
would be .. to do awayvwlth local, state
and national conventions of the various
political , parties. The plan of Senator
Ask Your Doctor
A Strom Tonic - Without Alcohol
A Blood Purifier. Without Alcohol
A Great Alterative - Without Alcohol
A rmlly Medicine .Without Alcohol
Ask your doctor if a family
medicine, like Ayer's Sar
saparilla, is not vastly bet
ter without alcohol than
with it Lr
Cummins is to have a national primary
July 8 neat - . . ' .. -
In response to a request from the 'Ore
gon railroad commission. Senator Cham
berlain has promised support to a bill
providing that railroads shall not be
permitted to own or control competing
steamship lines.
Senator Simmons has introduced a bill
requiring a reading and writing test for
Immigrants.
Oscar W. Underwood, Democratic floor
leader, supporting the proposed excise
tax bill In the house Monday,-charged
that the supreme court, , by its annul
ment of the Income tax in 1195, was re
sponsible for the growth of socialism in
the United states.
President Taft sent a letter to con
gress Monday asking, that the house
and senate adjourn Saturday and attend
in a body memorial services to be held
for the dead of the old battleshlo Mam
Speaker Clark turned tha gavel over
to Representative Boehne of Indiana,
Monday and took the floor to ask the
consent of the house to hav ht
on Friday against the recommitment of
wi ireo u8r cm recorded for its pas.
sage. , : .-v .
Former Secretary of Wi wh, .-
fore the Helm committee,' passed the re
sponsibility for the non-eourtmartlai of
major 10 rormer Chief of Staff Bell
, Chairman McCumber of the pension
committee of the senate, announced that
he would try to clear the calendar of all
pension legislation this week. ;
- Attacks upon the credibility of wit
nesses, assertions that no proof of any
corruption fund in connection with Sen
ator Lorlmer'a election had been shown
at the senate investigation and charges
of conspiracy on the part of the Chi
cago Tribuna to force Senator Lortmer
out of publto life, fin a brief in Senator
Lorimer's defense filed Monday with
the special senate committee which has
his case. .
Political.
Senator Dixon, the Roosevelt cam
paign manager,. has announced a determ
ination to contest the Taft delegations
In all the southern states,
Ormeby McHarg, ex-asslstant secre-
NOT E---T.
FOB RACE BETTERMEITT.
nuihsnfl-'All Is lostr
Wlfe-'Oh. heavens!"
'. Husband "My partner has absconded!"
Wife (relieved) "Ob! X thought you meant the auU
was stolen."'. ' :, V , j,----
Mr. Prosit "How do you figure it out that feminine
rule will improve the human famllyr -
Mrs. Henballotf "For one thing, women will neve
permit their husbands to do the fool things that men
now allow their wive to do."
DON'T PULL OUT THE GRAY HAIRS;
A SIMPLE REMEDY RESTORES COLOR
Darkens the Hair, Stops Dan
druff, Falling Hair and
.Itching 5calp... :
" "Pull out one gray hair and a dosen
will take its plaoe'r is an old saying,
. which Is, to a great extent, true, if no
steps are taken to stop the cause. When
gray, hairs appear it Is a algn that Na
ture needs assistance. It is Nature's
call for help.- Gray hair, dull, lifeless
hair, or hair that is falling out, is not
necessarily a sign of advancing age, for
there are thousands of elderly people
with perfect heads of hair without a
lnitle streak of gray.
When gray hairs coma, or when the
hair seems to be lifeless or dead, some
good, reliable heir-restoring treatment
should be resorted to at once. Special
lets say that one of the best prepara
tions to use is the old fashioned 'rsHge
tea which our grandparents used. . The
best preparation of this kind is Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a prep
aration of domestio sage and sulphur
scientifically compounded with'later dis
covered hair tonics and stimulants, the
whole mixture being carefully balanced
and tested by experts.
Wyetbia Sage and Sulphur is clean
and wholesome and perfectly harmless.
It refreshes dry, parched hairremoves
dandruff and gradually restores faded
or gray hair to its natural color,
Don'tdelay another minute. Start
using Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur at
once and sea what a difference a few
days' treament will make in your hair.
This preparation is offered to the
publio at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all druggists.
Special agent Owl Drug Co.
tary of commerce and labor, has taken
charge of Colonel Roosevelt's contests
In tha southern states. Four years ago
McHarg organized the south for Presi
dent Taft " ' " - ' "
Five visitors appeared at Sagamore
Hill Monday, Colonel Roosevelt said
there was not a politician among them
and that he was not talking politics
Monday. His visitors, ( he explained,
wera naturalists..
Much bitter feeling was engendered
among' members of the Arizona Bar as
sociation in a meeting at the oapltol
Monday, when a resolution recommend
ing ex-Governor Sloan for the federal
Judgeship in Arizona, was passed by a
viva voce vote.
Mahlon Pitney of New Jersey, took
the oath of office Monday and assumed
the duties of associate Justioe of the su
preme court of tha United States, as
the successor of tha late Justice Harlan.
It waa the first time since illness last
October called Justice Harlan to hi
deathbed that tha bench was filled. ' .
w . ' " Eastern.
' The ease of the Chicago meat packers
being prosecuted by the government un
der the criminal provisions of the Sher
man anti-trust law,' was submitted to
the Jury Monday without argument by
the defense. -v ;
Word is received of the foundering of
the barge Thaxter, off Shinneoock, I L,
Saturday, and the drowning of Captain
Clarence Qrinnell, of Fall River, and
three members of the erow.iiiJw.
Tha supreme court decided Monday
that employes in a car repair department
or a railroad were fellow servants of
employes in the operating department,
thereby excusing the employing railroad
from liability for negligent injuries to
the former class by the latter.
Several letters addressed to the late
H. O. Havemeyer, ex-president of . the
American Sugar Refining company, were
put in evidence Monday at the trial of
tha indicted directors and officers of
the company. The letters were to sup
port the government's contention that
the "trust'' obtained control of the Penn
sylvania Sugar Refining company to
suppress competition in violation of the
criminal clause of the Sherman law.
Given time and opportunity the dress
makers of this country will eventually
lure the woman back to the Immense
hoop skirts of ante-bellum days. Tho
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Distributers
trim hobble is hopelessly doomed, and in
Its place this season comes the panler
gown. Three thousand dressmakers from
all parts of the United States, now as
sembled at Chicago, are enthusiastic
over the panler, which is admitted to
be tha forerunner of hoopsklrts. In two
years, at the latest, they predlot wide
hoop skirts will be tha rage,
Bombs soon may be substituted for
window smashing bricks in England, Dr.
Jessie Murray, of London, told a meet
ing of the woman's party of Illinois, at
Chicago Monday. In the course of her
address she said: "It has reached the
stage of a civil war. People have
asked why we don't Substitute bombs
for bricks. If our demands are not ao
ceded to soon, X assure you bombs will
be used." - - -
Miss Mary Lonergan, an artist of Kan
kakee, 111., obtained a verdict of 120,009
against Dr. Daniel B. Hayden, a Chi
cago millionaire, on the ground of
breach of promise.
Governor McGovern of Wisconsin, has
Issued a call for an extra session of the
legislature, beginning April 80.
Bight hundred employes of the Scott
colliery, near Shamokln, Pa., struck
Monday because the Mineral Railroad &
Mining company refused to sell pea coal
to tha employes. The company says
outstanding orders from places outsldo
the coal regions had to be filled. It Is
feared employes at other collieries may
strike for the same reason. .
While reading letters from Bishop
Farrelly and the apostolic delegate at
Washington in vindication of bis assign
ment to the pastorate, Father Faulus of
St. Michael's Catholic church of Cleve
land, Ohio, was hooted. Jeered and run
out of the pulpit by dissatisfied metn-
mers of his congregation. Threats of
dynamite hav caused the police to es
tablish a guard about tne pastors real
dence, :-: "; .';.-,.
VT? v ' ' ;' Foreign. "I " '. V " ' .;'
Winston Spencer Churchill, first lord
of the admiralty, has introduced in the
house of commons the naval estimates
for the coming year. The appropriation
catted for ts $220,427,000, a decrease of
$1,635,000 from last year.
..The armored cruisers California, South
Dakota and Colorado 'under Rear Ad
miral Sutherland, have sailed from Hon
olulu for the Philippines. They should
arrive at Olongapo April 1, unless di
verted to, some point on the coast of
Chin. -- ::.- -
Seven passengers and three Europeans
of tho orew of tha Peninsular & Oriental
steamship Oceana were drowned while
their rescue waa being attempted after
the collision In the English channel of
that vessel on Saturday with the Ger
man bark Pisagua, which was after
ward taken into Dover In - a sinking
condition, " ' "7?' ';7. .
The reported interview with Ambas
sador Held in the New Tork Times, In
which Mr. Held is quoted as saying
that England today is in a condition
similar to that which prevailed in
France before the revolution in that
country, has caused muoh. Indignant
comment in London. Mr, Held has au
thorized a denial of the purported interview.
Miscellaneous. ,
One of the convicts whom Governor
Runt of Arizona recently placed upon
their honor not to attempt to . escape,
a Mexican named Chappo, . disregarded
hie word and slipped away from the
penitentiary . at Florence, Monday, and
up to 4 late hour Monday night had not
been captured. --:;-,--r-: v;--.-:.--.
With 8alt Lake City as its headquar
ters and Oregon Short Line officials as
Its "officers, the San Franclsoo & Port
land Steamship company was Incorpora
ted In Utah Monday. It has held Its
charter from California and the articles
filed at Salt Lake City provide that
meetings may be held in 6an Francisco
"if deemed expedient" The capital
stock of 5000 $100 shares remains tha
same. - - - ,,. .. .
The balance of trade in fa?or of the
United States for the year ending Feb
ruary 39 was $6.1B8,07. Imports and
exports of February exceeded those for
ther-same month of any previous year,
TheHEotaM tot the year ending February
29 were higher than had ever been re
corded by the bureau ' of statistics" of
the department of commerce' and labor.
" Jio atQOO taB. JSiia.moj.sf-". v'i 1 h
been the dream of American naval archi
tect! ever since the British shipbuilders
began the struggle for supremacy in
size and power in battleships with tha
launching of the original dreadnaught,
already is being planned at the navy de
partment, in anticipation of tne allow
ance by congress of the department s
estimates for two new battleships.
A preliminary census statement la
sued by Director Durand shows that
in 1910 there were 8,617,606 Illiterates,
unable to read or write, among the 71,
630,270 persons 10 years of age or over
in the United States. This waa a re
duction of from 10.7 per cent to 1.1
per cent since 1100. .
Joseph Choate Jr. of New Torlt and
J. P. Morgan's representative arrived in
Winnipeg Monday afternoon to take
over the Winnipeg Electric railway and
Its interests at a cost of $30,000,000.
Aberoromble, a hamlet 16 milea from
Wapeton, N. D., was wiped out by fire
with a loss of $60,000.
In a memorandum announcing that
40,000 Canadian cadets will start train
ing this year, Colonel Sam Hughes, min
ister of militia, expresses the hope, that
In a few years every boy in Canada will
be, proficient la drm and calisthenlos
and be a perfect rifle shot.
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' Pacific Coast.
A pet -cat to tha home of Oliver A.
Garrison, at Taooma, saved tha lives of
Mrs. Garrison and her three children
Monday morning. The family waa asleep
in the house when awakened by the
yowling of the cat, and later it was dis
covered tha downstairs rooms were all
ablaze. Tha woman and children got
out of tne house in their nigntclothes.
Kassel Goldstein, 66 years old, a mil
lionaire' liquor dealer and real estate
owner, ' is dead in Seattle of . heart dis
ease. He was a native of Russian Pol
and and cams to Seattle many years
ago.' -
Judge BJ." B. Preble, of tha superior
court at North Yakima, has decided
against Mrs. Ida C McCracken in her
suit to oust from of floe Mayor R. D.
Herod, of Zlllab, Wash.
Joseph McMillan, who said he took
French leave- from the Oregon penlten-
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Salem sanatorium, surrendered to the '
police. Ha said ha waa sick and penniless.
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Many cases of Plies have been cured
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Knights Plan Excursion,
Wallowa, Or .March . 19. Kinsman
lodge No, 17, KnlghU of Pythias, has
made arrangements with the railroad
for carrying E0 members to Enterprise
to help that lodge to initiate a large
class into tha mysteries of knighthood,
March 21st The special will leave
here at l:S0 and will return at the
pleasure of the crowd After the lodge
work is over the Enterprise lodge will
entertain with a banquet. . ,
His Point of View.
V "Gerald, dear, papa thinks wa ought
to postpone our wedding a while, on
account of the shortage in the money
market-
-Great Scott, Mildred! That's why I
want to hurry it up!"
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late Demonstrator of
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