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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, AVRIL tt. Hit. , Gill BAG MARKET m ounii M mzxr. LA-OA. M onui UD 4) WW ruf umiNi m9 I , . Aiesaae "-- 12 , Available Supply and. E.U mated Crop5 Point to Bag . Shortage II ... ... ee e. .. . I .....a....... . 0 ...,... IIMHMI ft . i T tin him i. Armttrft fmUc C. ta (w. TV tararsnatioa I luairj n4rtiM Ik IU pe-a ws4e a4 sia a etlwauea IMI will la all rM MHI - kMI hlk te f Sttf IM fcetaM f l 4 , IVISf 1 Ik I4 IUI seilr I IM a IM mi i r tii wktat. ...IM i. mI -m a . .... . Ill ..... .lit ........ ..TT.,. iioua. 1 5! m HI CROP CONDITION IS " GENERALLY GOOD CmiumI rrwea f-m4t Psta) MM ! I 14 I if SH IM .e aia tLMUH oikaal JJJJ ' .r r waaa aa ane -. Italia. rr Aw il It rru II iimi ewe far ekl' IM. Hwair ?, 'Jw.! t12.VV4 IM nti. p -tr 1 Man fwiwn. I m alakia la., .1 b at at I tual .uf l f V vfcUli U4.(l U . Ifw. tWn imui iiabtoi lua M k le Ik ! V. Ik 1-actfW ) Imrotlw. I tfom. f r ftl 4 4Uiuui 4 I Mr ! uuUi la muk aviliM ( kM I Martoa Vaaicb Ora. Or, April H-Wllk urn aad uaaklt la aaiaia vvJim ( kM I Martoa Vaaicfe li.uk Ibal la haa afeeal 1 la lima ar tfei tiaaoa'a rvlr I fac4 IU HuUI la U fre4ucllDa of i.ai oiafl kr yU vary I a frylL. TM isaaalar ffC maaauraa (Mniiim. I It lc ba aa aa4 I locaaa around rmr ifala raaaaa uiM kul a a. 1 1 o iMuiiwa au in aaaa aia a ua llribala Ikal wi kaa anil hoi 4 flraj I UUKk Mir.aer tinnj, . . I a - a . I w no iwtua... wBfW9rta iaqaina:7 ivr Campanile at Venice Will . Be Dedicated' This Week urn ..n n ! n -i-ii Restoration of the Celebrated Tower Is Costly Work At ti te Ul U J. rUrMl Wf (ka. Aaerk4 t. U u Uh ft JmiI f1 I lV , ia4tcUt -ftoa f t!. CalU at VtM. AfrU Ik TV fTaa H U4ut, l U torn. U ZL Mtrt. Ct4rl. YMtoa, 4 U Ufl U (ml f taa Cal4rt ia tW ca. t.i:k ItM Ua rbtl rr U vrf KifttatUl tlt Ur la ftt4 ul kt U MW ef et. Wkk't kt t f rt ilitl wnMr4 Jul tl. IMS. T rtrU Im ua u ;mh c( tactat liUti atd ka eo( III9.90B. Tt rbit:!i ef tltt ftta Uft rf ! CM artUti rU of Ua ssivat ftnoa f lUUa ra-aaf aiUat ft 4 Pa 44UUo aar Tart4 tl 'm t bmI i48tf1fat a. 4 tr tU i aomr f jr fittii Ina 1 1, obAla mmm II la ttt 4icla4 bf nil thai arala kata mi f raa la pruaa fclbr Hum aajr laif laa aaaaaa, ' ara rvtiaiHr laformM (feat IM pureAaaaa of baal baa at Calmlla im aaia tor antcaiaai o ioa rwum roaal. araliabia bafora I ha m44' a Auiu!. o no I aara4 I . Tbaaa auk lha r r1 u e of IM brlauna atv4 4amra(le ataaufaclara will rrb la Iba tlfhlorlixl of I and If lha ramrnit ama prairi io aara roaa or ( .uiornia. (". ".. lailoa and Idaho will rarh tl o. iltara alii Ut a anortai of lt.l0 ift una rar. MIHaai. Or. Aorll ll-Tha WUUw. rina.iar fry) K row era union Ma a larao forra ef luaa at Wurk maklna tiawkarry crala. A baa I ? crU ara baJaf (u"a4 Oul aafh waaft. .Aa Man far I. W. Mumfor4 will hara to txed hi a una rrtanpally on Ibo road aa irvllnc aalraaiaa, la tl of lha km amwval of fruit lo ka Alo of, lha union ronlatnpiaiaa an LIVESTOCK TRADE GENERALLY GOOD DURING THE WEEK ( untmuaJ Kront Frarading fasa ) noos. 111 IM lit IIT let tit ik 310 :;o ?1 aliMarrd wll r I HI tbrarrd wrthrra. .11 Taiidar'i ZalraaVaoli Salaa. HTtEKH. AO Ibt. :i u J III! :i io:o 1IOU.S. ii it 7 177 J Hi a ..411 I 108 SHEEP. 1I& wrthrri 107 215 wrlhtn M It ,heap II J 3 rwaa 10J IS w 11 ; Wadaaadar'a Zairaatook Salaa. Ar. Iba. mi 1 1 in i it 7 10 7 to 7 04 I 00 II Jl rrlr It i. t tis M.St 1 1 lit 7.00 7 00 M II I 00 I. (16 t.iO 1 alaar , 2 atcara 87 atarra H atrera 1 Ktrrr . 41 atrara 4 3 mrrra J I ataara 21 uteara 10 atrera IS eowa . I calvaa 6 ralvea COWS. CALVES.' .1210 ..108S ..1149 , . i ,.17S0 ..12JI .128)1 .110 .1119 .1314 . 121 141 131 8TAOS. I ataga 1225 SHfcEP. 1254 wethar 101 HOOS. Prtea. 17.00 f ,to 1.90 21 t.lt 7.00 5 4.90 til .to IS.I0 M Tt 71 tan IS.OO r raging anolhar maa capabla of man.ff n lha bualnaaa far lb local work. Tha union haa glvaa aa ordrr for 10.000 rouada of araanal or load aaa alao a la tiach Uaf fur aorarlna iHirpoaaa. Tha lailar order waa aani lo Iaoulavllla, Kr Tha flral alrawbarrlaa for hlp tag ar aipoctao la in aariy part or r. k'olln. Or. April 20 Farinar ar lu. bllaal ovor lha roapet for crop thla raar. Krull In lhl aarilnn protnim a ull rrop. whll fall aown grata la lhr ihln from Uu-k of molaiuro and from fraaalng wraihrr bafor lh anow and rain ram. Tha vaal amount or rainfall thla aprlng will ovarbaianra th ahortag. waat Horn a. Or. April It INtto flaming la ih ordrr of th day In all ht aurroundlng country. All kind of land la balng uaad, from th . aandr bottom land along lha Banllara river to lh atari! hllialdaa In tha foothill of tha Caaradra. All mrlhoda ara uaad from plowing Ihfm In on rlorrr aod to i'iat of tha old rountrr man who dtir a holr In hla rarrfully lurparrd -a.l bad with a h'ia. whara h'a wlfr Uya a aaad In a rarafullr aiart pnalllon and tar! ft with an lrl arrmunt Of aotL All mathoda ar aucraaaful. aa pota- lri aram to ba aa natural a produrt of lha aoll aa frrn. A much largar aora. aaa la bring planted than rvrr bafora. and farmara ara counting on bring abla to arnd th crop to markrt by ritll next wlntar. doing away with tlia If mil haul lo iarwnon. . lu Frnclco Crl JIacket. San Franclaeo -Anrif 20. Grain ca WHEAT. Oran. High. IVcrmbn . .144 B North. Doe. .Ill B BARLET. . 1K HUM AIS ltt OATS. .201 B 1 1 SEYA:0URGETSS12,596 FROM MS. FAIR HORS tta4 h 4a ftaa fl.uiM Ani rra Ckuf af iviwo I. Am r, aawf wa 1 III ill tmUf r Mr TkaiaM (airuM a4 Ma VWUU Fair Vaa- AaikUI. la fl alllaal f aUlaa a4 a It loai" aiiaa4 M aaaa IM aa1.a Ian I Uaaa a4 Ikaif rM. IM Mia tMta U fair. kf itar filM, IM Ui Jaa O. fair. tM - Ma Maa l llllfalla for aa.aa )a TM -i4gal lxlii IILMt Uh aur f II. tt. ST, PAUL-IUNNEAPOIIG TM faaaiiag v r ot.) )! rvt - igi liata. aa av a, aaa - ta AU 11, M. I. at ki vl l. la-MM i-a-alaa. ifaia. Ig w . IKMI. 1MH of n tki4j a4 T., M.lliait MaJ kldg . - - Jaoraal Waal A4a Ulag taaati. S3.50 Rdpe Free For Men. SnrJ Nme and Addrtu To dm y You Cn Hvc It Frtc and B Stronf and Vijoroui taa a !! k4 1 it f . iafk f I ' l ' -.''-. f . ' ' . ,' i , - IK-.' ' f -.4 , i 1, May Uoctmbcr Low. Ill Cloa 1 A III A 1114 ltlT I l 'O- A ,w1 HI' I "rw-) 'v-a. . t-a. wr.a- - ' I Ma la ar I wn for aara falliaa - aivd I ait; a Wk brvuai.1 M ky a.rm.a. laa ha carad mn am a M aar.a Mao nghl la lir aa Maa Hhel ay 14illnJ kop ar Madlriaa thai I Iblafe ar nan w ha wtah i rataia fct tr.an xlcair a4 aaUlly. anauld Mr a oovr a I Ma dlarwlat la M4 a caff of lha praarripiloa f of tui, la aia. r4iKar aalaa aa.ai'V-a la aa aaaa oka win witta Par II Ifcia traacrlalloa rvota frora a ph.al rlaa wl kaa aada a atrial atudy af Mm and I am tontlac It la Iba attraat ait rvtmklraltoa far Ik aura of ear 4. t in avar ul laaalhar. I ihiak I o.i ( lo any fallow maa to aand Ih.m a ropy la robrldanr ao Ibal any tr.aa afra wm la dia-ouraaad with rapaalad falluraa may atop drug ging hlmaalf. rir what 1 Mil la loa qui teo.l tlr g r(araUa, upbuild till) UNO ranrdy r d lag. kn-'T-TU klaad, and bo rur. klmaalf at hotna qulatly and qulrhly. Jaal drop aia a I In Ilk IMa. lr A tl Hablaoun, lt .urh Pulldlng Italroll. Mlrh.. and I will aaM .i a air vt thla aulaadld ralia la a plain ordinary an.alupo fraa uf charga. A graal many d'vlora would rharg II 01 to l 0 for maraly writing out a pr.acrlptlon Ilk thla but I aand It antlraly fraa. 44444444444 May 205 A Little 8hep Loag. Condon. April 10. Lambing la about completed and ahrarlrtg haa atarted. Lit tl loaa to flocka waa ahown during tha wlntar. tl hoga 95 hoga 53 hoKB 95 hoga 27 hoga 2 hoga 79 hogs 25 hoKB hOaTH 3 hogs 3 hogs 1 hog 4 pigs 151 177 200 187 224 205 194 131 160 160 440 280 25 25 Kteers 24 steers 26 steer 3 steers 25 steers 1 steer 21 steera 1 steer 17 steers 20 steers 5 steers "28 steers 23 steers 2 steers 2 steers 2 steers 1 cow . ' J cow, . 8 cows 2 cows 1 COW a , 1 COW a 4 cows , 1- cow . , r'bull .. 8 bulls, . . 1 bull .. 1 bull . . 80 hoars Thursday's Hvaatook Sales. STEERS. Average Lbs. izzs I860 (.40 S.4Q .40 8.15 1.35 8.3S 8.21 7.60 7.60 7.00 7.00 7.00 .1183 ..1200 ..1190 ..1286 ..1150 .1038 .1160 .1148 .1182 .1188 .1177 .........1201 1160 1010 '.'.it . .1180 COWS. . 1200 1000 1105 . .1140 . ,1170 ,.1320 ,. 800 i. 820 BULLS. HOOS. ...1370 ..1983 ..1200 ..1200 189 24 hogs 163 80 hogs 182 20 hOgS 103 20 hogs . ..- 87 hogs 3 hogs ...... 810- 283 Pries. 17.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 . 6.85 6.75 6.75 6.70 6.70 6.70 6.70 6.60 6.25 .28 86.50 6.50 6.80 6.76 " 6.7S ' 6.25 , i.60 ; 3.26 15.80 6.00 4.60 4.60. 88.40 8.40 8.40 T.60 7.26 , 7.36 CHANGES OF PERSONNEL OF POWER COMPANIES Ifcli! Itch! Itch! . What long nerva-racklng days of 6n atant torture what aleapleaa nlrhta of terrible agony itch Itch itch, ooa slant itch, until it seemod that I most r on joj rary azui cnen Inataat rUf my skla cooled. Boot had and healed) - Tho very first drops of D.D.t. Pre- senpuon xor bcnmi stoppad tbat awful itch Instantly; -yea, the very moment D.D.D. touched the burning akin tha tortura ceaaed. A1 86o bottle prove it. D.D.D. baa been 'known for yeare aa the only absolutely reliable"- eczema remeay, roMt.waanaa away the disease germs and leaves the skin as clear and ealthy as-that of a chUd. All other druggists have D.D.D. Pre scription go to them If you oan't come to u but don't accept eoroe big profit gUbatitUte. . . s . But If yen come' to pur store, we ar so certain of what D.D.D. will do for you tftat we offer you a full alio bottle n this guarantee: If .you do tiot find that it take away the Itch AT, ONCE. n r"f ii you nov a cent. kiflmore Drug Co, After having been associated with the Paclflo Power and Light company for tha past two years, A. 8. Grenler, vice president of that company, left yester day for New York, where he will be as oclated with the American Power and Light company, which la lntereeted In th Pacific company. Mr. Grenler will become assistant to F. O. Sykes, formerly of Portland, who is now presi dent of tha American Power and Light company. Several changes nave been announced in the organization of the Pacific Power and Light company aa the result of Mr. Orenler'a leaving. J. E. Davidson, heretofore general manager, haa been made vice president and general man ager and Lewla A. McArthur. who baa been for two years chief clerk to Guy W. Talbot, has been appointed assistant to the general manager. George I My ers haa- been elected assistant secretary and assistant treasurer. All of these changres are affective Immediately. D. F. McGee. ohlef engineer of the Paclflo Power and Light company, cas been elected vice prealdent of the Han ford Irrigation and Power company, an affiliated company, and will have chu-ge of the operation and construction ofnhe Hanford company In add: t ion to. his other duties C. 8. Walters of Walla Walla,' here tofore general manager of tha .Walls Walla Valley Railway company, has been made vioe president and general manage- and will' continue to reside la Walla Walla. Guy W. Talbot, president of the above companies, left on Wednesday for a hurried trip to Mew York and will be absent about two weeks. What the Old Campanile Was. Bell tower attached to Pt. Mark's ratiiedrftl, Venice. Started In 88. Completed 200 years later. Height SI'S feet Base, 42 feet square. Pollapeed on July 12. 1902. Rebuilt at a cost of 8400,000. To be dedicated April 25, 1912. 4 out of shape; yet, after nine yeare of unpenning toll, each atone haa been re stored, each artistic embelllahment pieced together, and now. with Ita great belle reoaat and tested for tone, the in dent building ngaln rears Ita white mar- ble dome of 325 feet above th strext, Identical in almost every part with tho old bell tower that ateod for nearly 4) 1000 years, the moist remarkable examDla of the Italian renaissance extant Bestoratlon Za Difficult Some Idea of the difficulties sur mounted in the restoration Is given by the individual tasks that confronted the workers. Sansovlno's celebrated statue of the Madonna, made, of terra rotta, which adorned the Interior of. the famous Lo getta, was broicen into 1600 pieces. All these pieces were carefully aifted out of the ruins and laid aside and the arduous task of fitting them together was under taken by a sculptor of high repute. xt.tooic him 13 -months to solve the pusxle, part of the time being spent in finding the small fragments which he found to be missing In the progress of his work, now, however, the beautiful statue is fully restored and will cou tlnue, no doubt, to enthrall Its worship pers as ii aia lor muu years or more. Another feat, almost equally remark able, was the restoration of the brons gate of the Logetta of Saneovino, whicTi was twisted ana Droken almost beyond conceivable repair. One of the lions that adorned it was smashed Into a thousand pieces. Although It took months of hard and patient work, th gate and Us embellishments have now 22 "E.. the statuary fragment and the bronse decorations of I tumble with the displacement of a fw tha building ware crushed and twitted brlcka on July 4, a departure from the 4444e (By tha International New aarrlr.) Venice, April 80. The eyes .of tht civilised world will be turned toward the great square of St Mark's cathedral here when the city and church officials of Venice, together with thousands ol tourists, including prominent men of every nationality, meet on April 25 to dedicate the new campanile of St. Mark's a restoration of the old bell tower," which, after standing over 900 years, an architectural wonder of the world, suddenly collapsed on July 12, 1903, and fell In a million broken frag ments on the historic square. For the services of dedication a gran deur well In keeping with the event la promised.. There will be flowers and varicolored bunting in profusion.. Thou sanus ur gunomai gliding through the canals will take on a holiday air fresh paint and bizarre deooratlons, and me moss grown wans or the ancient buildings that have stood for centuries beside the quiet streets of water will display a wealth of color unknown to Venice alnce the days when its com merce, art and science mad It famed through all Europe, apply their skill to the great Portland. Or. BUSIER THAN BUZZ SAW AND MORE DANGEROUS KTJnlted Prats teitwd Wlre.1 San Francisco, April 80. "Busier than a bus saw and a trifle more dan gerous," was the reference made to1 hla wife Alice here today by Dr. Francis F. Johnson, a wealthy druggist and physician, ia filing suit for divorce. Here are few of the things Dr. Johnson's complaint alleges that his wife did "to make his life miserable." "She broke down the doon of my of fice with an axe while I was attend ing to a patient and smacked m , In the momn. ? ' Bh jaDDea nan lue into my ring and skinned my nose. ; - . She threw a bottle at me fn my drugstore which just barely missed me. She -took 31300 of my money and wept to Chicago." c-t converted Into hotels to accommodate the tourists, are overflowing with guests, ana rooms are at a premium levers of art and the artistic are flock lng to the city from every quarter of the alviiiaed world, and headed by J Plerpont Morgan, the American money king, professional artlsta and wealthy connoisseur will have a representation never before seen at such a ceremony. The magnitude of the task that con fronted the coterie of sculptors, archl teets and artists who set about the work of restoration has appealed to the world's Interest. After Its crashtO the pavement of St. Mark's, the famous Campanile resembled the ruins of an ancient palace razed by dynamite. Bricks, ten times the else used In the present age, were broken In scores of pieces; Sansovlna's Logetta. and its fa. raoua statuary group, were shattered to The Inroads of Socialism amour the working classes of tho Jews are. deplored In reports and speeches made at the con ference ef American rabbis at Baltimore. It la aaid that more than eref before 8octalicm Is being embraced aa a creel by Jewish worklcgmen. -v Skin Peeling Nature's Aid to New Complexion (From Woman's Tribune.) Mercolised wax la a natural beaVitl- fir. By flaking off ' the devitalised surface sklnr It merely hastens Nature's work. The ieconfl skin layer, brought gradually to view, exhibits the healthy youthful color produced by capillary circulation. - This becauM the capilla ries ar thns brought nearer-the nur face; also 1ecausethe ,nw skin ls' nn olled by dust and dirt Thla wax. t be bad at any dru store (an ounce 'will do), ia put on nightly ilka cold cream. washed off morn In ira with warm water. Ita work usually is completed In from seven to ten days, long enough tiot to show too marked results from ' Jay to day, or catiae pain or detention Indoor. A face bath to remove wrinkle, mut. by dissolving aa ounce of aaxollte In a half-pint witchhaael Is another natural berfutlfler, sine Ita astringent and tonic effects smooth out the wrir-klaa In ac- cordance with Nature's own process. I and the decorations of the Campanile tnat these jig-saw puzsle methods were adopted. The big tower Itself was put together again in th same manner, the original bricks being used. Even the gilded copper angel with outstretched wings, that adorned the top of the old Campanile, has been restored and will once mora crown the shaft of masonry. The Campanile of St Mark's was be gun In 888 by Ptetro Tribuno, but It was not until tno reign or Morosinl. about 800 years later, that it was com pleted, and even then It did not have the form which has tnads it known to modern times The, top at that time -was either flat or surmounted by a wooden belfry. It was not ull 1417 that a marble top waa built while it took Ull 1690 to finish the great shaft Built in the Italian renaissance style and somewhat severely plain, the great tower dominated all the surrounding oniiaings. At nrst its use was as i watch tower, a watchman being eon stantly posted on the -summit to look out for returning merchantmen or to spread an alarm should a hostile fleet appear. Later the tower waa used as a neixry ror tn hells of St Mark's church, or wnicn mere were rour; La Maran gols, which rings at dawn, to call the working people; La - Sestameaaua. which rings, to announce the opening or tne oirip lai oureaus; i.a Trotteria, which calls' the councils to duty, and Del Maleftolo, which aounda the 'knell of those condemned to death. Subse quently a fifth bell, which1 waa brought from Candia and tolled only on Ascen sion day, was hung in tha tower.' The fall of th Campanile waa arm. dieted a score of times, Awin to the inferior mortar used m Its construction. and In 1886, to dispel these rumors, the Venetian authorities had ' the founda tion examineo. This was round to be Jn ah excellent state of preservation and It was ornciauy announced that the fa mous pile was good for another thou sand years. Less than a score of years after hls .on July , 12, ltt 2 the groat bell tower coiiapeed, prefacing Its final perpendicular a few days later and heavy fall of masonry on July 10. Scarcely had the echo of th crush died away whin plans for Its restora tion war under way. The foremost artisans, sculptors and artists In the world vied chance to work, a liberal grant of money was made by the state and the remainder of the 1400,000 necessary to complete the restoration was subscribed by the public. From this time on th work progressed with such expedition and ac curacy that today the new tower, re constructed from the ancient brick, bronse and marble, once more proudly stands. OTJII-I laayrevad Uvar FILLS I'JvwH.K ha.lrg india.ailon, bliloue spall, and headarna. with Md ronipl- Ion or tirapUa. ran ba cured with (baa vegetable pllla Thar drive out th r.uac of airknea and clear lha coiu- r lesion You look boiler end fa bal er after using them. On for a dci tt rent at drusglete or by malt for sample writ I r Floaenko Co Mil VINE ST.. PHILADELPHIA. PA L T. YEE L SOUS t.lf. Th old. mlnnl Chine jmi"t; Idoclar cures any dlaaaaa . f euoreasfully aurh aa weak ly rlni, constipation, asthma, trj r- Tcalarrh, rancar. Pllaa, nerr- luuint... rheumatism, blood ti apolaoa. luns. liver, kldnay . 47 land alornaeh trouble: alao J rnvat aliment of men and . 7-. . woman. No matter who haa -?ri jfalUd. I gtiarantaa a cur If A. f aVursbi. I hav aoanta llfa- tlm study of hrb and graduated from several universities and took post-graduate i-ouraea In China, t have thousand of tistlmonlala from my grateful pa tients. I uaa only th moat tiarmltss Chinese r.erl.a. rardsa of th hlaa price -tin aan hrap row. 'Call or writ tor symptom Mark and circular L. T TKK A PONS MEDICINE CO., 310 H TamhJJI. a E. Cor. 3d St. FOR WOMEN ONLY Dr. Sanderaon'e Compound Savin and Cotton Root Pllla The beat and only reliable remedy for DwJkiED PEHI ODfl. Cur th moat obstinste case In I to 19 dara Price 13 I per pox or three boxes it oo. boij bj KEEN. I pktt as m safc4..i, pe.eaael ly 4 4 I e4 as wy am 4 t ao eatva' l.a wlia ear a ivlii I a Iseally uali(u4 la -4,(v- N.y pf-Waaata la im elate af Uf Ills, sMnia, Canf.M a a and Ke.ada. fra IU llmMad M lk cia aitrts (aimaal ef at-a-Isl ailsaaala tT-ry an ts'imi n say affl'i 1 aaaaiaj af mf fefaoaa) sad ladi.14 wai liattw.si belli a r'4 U af ft(e4 la uf I oMsil tM t ttm IreatiBf alaaoriera. New .ii flUAN Hr-urpr ro BLOOD POISON Mr MalMd ef Adaalnlelrattoaj Is At aolulel y aafa Cowie le ra If yae base ear ef tkl f,.Uoalag disorder a. fcnUrg4 alna. 1'ltl.a. Kre liability. Xerve, lilnad and kktn fleirdsra. Riaddar Traablaa Hlood Polauna. E ru p I loaa. t'lraia. Hpaial Alia a La, J'l.a r rii ia t to 1-1 to I Daily: Saadar I wl Vj a m I r a I inn A 4 ka rra- J. J. KEEFE PH. G M. D. ItiMtni ll-lt -fayatt !. IIIH WAHMIN'lTi'N T, CWii. Itk hiHTUN'n OR. t Don't fall te eult with the Modern Specialists First Alder Sta Phone Main 4118. Entrance 311 Aider ' Consulting graelallet m Every Vlonizh I lamtt4 sad Mat4 I " I kaow abaal Uta waaaatlal 1 NAtVELWslrUgf Sprsr Tfc e Taalwal Srrlnra, i ' Be.Me4 omeauiapw ) It ! i. I stasUj.. 1 1 veer drerrltt If. If haeannulssriilf Iba UikVII. aeoe.l k . ... I..- Waal aataal eiania 1W lllaeieatad k..k ssslel. et.e. fall parUna lan .ed lira I baas laveiaabl ta ladiaa. m . ., 44 44 . - . . a. Ill VnaaL rw sal by t kid Mrs Drag C Waod.r4, Clarke Ckt aa4 l.a as Da el- Urea Co1 I suras. ( S. CATARRH V iMWAiLAODEB C 'S. XgnletthsftraYli: I VVwWVaVVVkaVwVVVNrVW ! FISTS MEXICAN REBELS SEIZE SUGAR FACTORY TOWN Tucson, Aria, April 30. Nelson Rhoades Jr., head of several sugar re fineries in Slnaloa, wired today from Quay mas to his agents here that he had chartered a ship and was rushing to the 'rescue of 30 Americans whom he believed to be In imminent danger In the sugar factory town of Bavolato. stats, of Slnaloa, Mexico. Rhoades message stated that 1600 rebels had captured Cullacan, the capital. He de clared the American residents were poorly armed and were about to take refuge on a nearby Island. Hla vesael will pick up foreigners at every port. An aerial pessenger service across the Atlantic In 15 hours, carrying 4000 passengers a -day, is the future of the aeroplane In the next two decades, ao- ordlnjr to Claude Graham White, Eng land's most distinguished aviator. 'tit .a. i i A GUILD'S WASTE FIB TME AFFLICTED h A Straight Talk By the Leading Specialist, C K. Holsman, M. D. It It important that you should know the doctor who undertake! to treat you. I poiaeu ikill and experience acquired in tuch a way that no other can share them. A thorough Investigation should be made by every ailing perton at to the pecialitt he contultt. Duty and dettiny to telf and those who depend upon you demand the best medical attention. I. have the ability and can give you this tervice- I have alwayi charjred a very reasonable fee. to that ,my servicei may be obtained by any one who sincerely do sires to be cured- I would like to have you for a patient if you will come to me on a trictiy profeitional basis, accepting inducement! that I offer, which are my ability. 18 yean' succetsful experience. . time-saving treatment and cure of cer tain diaeatei. .."X- -.J,, C, K. HOLSMAN, MY D. Licensed In Oregon. Washing ton and California. : CLOGGED BOWELS Makes it cross, peevish, restless and feverlsh--If tongue Is coated give "Syrup of Figs." Children dearly love to take delicious Byrup of Figs" and nothing else cleans and regulates thelr tender little stom achs, liver anv SO feet of bowels ao promptly and thoroughly. Children get bilious and constipated Just like grown-ups. Then they get sick, the tongue Is coated, stomach sour. breath bad; they don't eat or rest well; they become feverish, cross. Irritable' and don't want to play. Listen Mothers for your child's sake don't fores' the little one to swallow nauseating castor oil, violent calomel or harsh Irritants like Cathartic pills, A - teaspoonf til of Syrup of Figs will have your child smil ing and happy again in just a few houra Syrup of Figs will gently clean, sweeten and regulate the stomach, make the liver active and move on and out of the bowels all the ' constipated matter. and sour bile, the foul, cjogged-up waste and poisons, without causing: cramps or With ifrmp or mg you in tiot drtnr .1. I-. 4. ! aae nntii. errlMran v T)a,lMa KfflBE U IUJUI tuf J wv . viuiuji 7iaa composed entirely of luscious figs, senna and aromatlca. It cannot 'be harmful. Full directions for childrenoC alL ages and for grown-ups .plainly printed on the package. - . ; Aek your druggist for the full name "Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna" pre-, pared by the California Fig Syrup Co. This is thetdeltrtaus tasting, . genuine old reliabla Refuse anything; else of fered. , . - - ,j : - Blood Poison Cured by ffic Ncw.Gcniiaii Remedy1 ar from BLOOD POISON there is a sure and lasting' euro, abla remedy is no longer an experiment; my experience is that If properly handled. It is a sure CURE, a LAST BOON to MANKIND. I have successfully treated and cured If you suffer from BLOOD POISON there is "sure and lasting' euro. This romsrkabla remedy Is no longer an experiment: my experience with this drua la ING CURE, a BOON to MANKIND. I have successfully treated and cured hundreds of cases. I can show you the evidence of all that I alalia bv hrtnatn von face to face with manv cured, haooy natlenta 8eetns ia be lieving, vou know, and Is the strongest argument tbat I can offer you. Can anyone 00 morer ivay. as mucnr I ara always glad to have you bring your family doctor with you whan you take this wonderful treatment I administer It as it should be given intravenously airecuy in 10 in. oioou uurr.ni. MY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR WEAKNESS That dlsordsr commonly known as Weakness has for years and general. tlona bamea -tne eriorte or pnysi clana., vat to tlrls very day a ma jority of doctors, specialists not ex cepted, are attempting to overcome It oy methods that have been in con stant use and have always failed for half a century. They dose tha sys tem with powerful stimulants and tonics calcrulatdd to restore nervoue force or strength that Is not and never haa been lacking, with the re sult that the functions are tempor arily excited, to the positive detri ment Of tho patient Weakness is only a symptom caused by many dls tlnot local conditions and is curable by local treatment onlv. I reubvb WEAKNESS with my NEW SYSTEM treatment, without riving a sin gle internal doss, whlelr -demon trataa the absolute accuracy of my under standing and treatment-of this die- , order. T have , entire confidence , In my eDiuty o our most eases tnat iBVT.iBnKn -vvtitm ' ' I daily demonstrate that Enlarged Veins can be relieved In such a sat isfactory; way that the vital pert are preserved and strengthened, pain uing eunsiaee, a naaitny la rapidly - reestabUnhett, cease, swsllln circulation Instead of the depressing conditions. KID.NKI ANU BLADDER With these dtseMoa you may have mora oomplicatlons than ar present- a oy any oinr ajaaaaea organ, tsr my a renmg illumination or tha bladder I determine accurately the dlseeee and my microscopical exam ination ana urmaiyaia i make dou bly sure tha, condition of the kidneys, thue laying the foundations for id entlf lo treatment . - . . What You Need Is the Right Treatment at the Berinnln. tt 1 aould sea and treat all man when the flret symptoms shew thern- eelves, there would be' little -need for so-calld specialist tn ' ehronla d!s uiu and thera would ba fw men -eklns rejuvenation of their nhyslcul anil mantal rtoviri and there would alao be fw marked with tha atanin of constitutional Blood Diseases and Disease Peculiar to Man. and their complications would be reduced to a minimum. But ss long mm men eoii. einua ta dlarerard tha solden adara "A Stitch In-Tim Saves Nina" and continue to. neglect thmive or to exercise Indifference . er poor jtid. ment in consulting the right specialist at the outset, Jut so Jong will thai ?M multitudes ef ehronio auffsrera. . , 1 A EXAMINATION AND CONSULTATION." T make the most thorough examination of all pat Inn ta who eall en r JFor this I make absolutely no charge. It offers every l!lpg n s.a m . pertunlty to learn in irum sDut ni eonauion ana prewar., r .. , i f,: , ; against th--nltake of other dortora . . . Jdy Oliic 1 nen an way iitim a a- 11 w ( ft, . ? i 1 O'clock. All correspondence trutsj confident l!,y. Lettara . . - - swered. 4 -a --r'..-' fW. il..X..l 1 . t.- 1 1 WMm i. Re Ge K J'l.