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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, : FRIDAY , EVENING, - AUGUST , 1912. 21 Art INTERNAflOMM. COMPUCA- . . A COMFORTING SUGCESTlOK. JUST THAT NO OCCASION f OR MADNESS. DOUBLY FOKTUMATt. SiMILARTTf. MAI KNOWS. --Tiorf. . . Lawjw-Haw lone bat1 yon known te defendant? - Wltnwa-Ut' aee. When w it I lent him $10 for a couple -of day) iyntpartKtic Neighbor That va Tooritt Any aertloqT XatiTe Nooe. 6ydropaW ia. tbia bad fall yon had. Break any bo near - Tl Amatfiir trombone. Musician Only Folks don't car a th' nopriBAtion! ,dra who fits Sympathetic Neighbor That' a fine. - - - ' -1 - , r .4 Mr. Tweedie-Ira't your new wilut -1 nished Jvtl -'"'' --? ;iir. Tweedle-No yet. My dreta matcer is having an awful bother put ting Irish lace on a Dutch yoke.. Betihaa H called n arirellln idiot;- Mrs. Beahauj-Well, don't drtrL Thursday's News Briefly Sketched Happpfitngs of Human Interest Occurring Throughout the World A'ter ; ' ' ,; yesterday's Issna Went to Press ,. . "; '-4-V Congressional, j WllliaM Lorltnef has turned In biU ! to the senate amounting to over 1100,000 aa expenaejLOf his. three yearfl fight to '"retain his seat. It Is thought that cer tain Items, 'amounting to probably $40, 000, will be allowed. The. Prof resalve platform and' Colonel Rooaevel.t'a trust views occupied th at tention of the houaw Thursday In the closing hour Of the first debate on the steel trust Investigation. Representa- -UseJLffertyof J3regaii Interpolated the - Progressive- platform into- the debate, ""and Representative Qardner of Massa chusetts, a Republican, pointed out what ; he considered inconsistencies In Mr. Rooaevelt's sftion. The house on Thursday passed the general deficiency appropriation bill, carrying $6,182,188; agted to the con ference reports on the agricultural and legislative, executive and judicial bills, and. declined to agree to the conference report on the Invalid's appropriation measure, which carried $180,000,000 end contained a provision for the aboli tion of II pension agencies. The agri cultural appropriation bill carries 814,- 681. 49, and 1 now ready for the pres- !Jr" IdenTs signature. The house conferees on the sugar tar iff bill have served notice on the senate conferees that they will not accept the Brlstow-Lodg sugai bill as passed by the senate, and there is little chance Of an agreement upon a compromise meas ure. The senate Judiciary committee has reported favorably upon the nomination ' of Frederick H. Fuller to be Judge of the -Fourth dlstrlet of Alaakar th-eof luna tion being opposed by J. C. Green, an Alaska ettorney, who charges that Ful ler took fees from both plaintiff and defendant In a law suit. The Williams amendment to the Pan ama canal bill to give foreign built ships, owned by Americans, coastwise yrtvlleges, was defeated in the senate ( Political. The women voters In Palo Alto, Cel., the seat of Stanford university,, out number those of the male persuasion by 87. The register shows that 867 women have been enrolled as voters, as against 870 men; 758 women are Republicans, 127 are Democrats, 8?oiUallets, 85 Pro hlbltlonlsts, aria t6 declined ta state their preference. v Kentucky's Republican state central committee has adopted a resolution reading all former Republicans, now turned... Progressives, out of the party. A picture of Colonel Roosevelt wss or dered removed from state-headquarters. Mrs. May Arkwright llutton, suffra gist leader of Spokane and member Of the Washington delegation to the Dem ocratic national convention, has an nounced she would be a candidate for nomination for state representative on the Democratic ticket. She states that if elected she wilt accept no pay for liter services as lawmaker, and further eys jhst "It will not be necessary to send and maintain an expensive lobby at Olympfa to Instruct me how to vote, for, if elected, I will do the voting." Victim. After Working on the case for several daya the police found the rob bery was one of Mrs. Chase's delusions. Part of dam No. 26. jmt completed In the Ohio river by the federal govern ment, at a cost of 81,000,000, was washed away Thursday, when the con crete foundation let go. The damage Will be $300,000. The vast hoard of confederate cur rency seised by the anion army during the ClvlUWar, which has been stored in the federal treasury half a century, is Jelng distributed among the Institutions tne country over, for preservation as historic fellcsl Mrs. Mary Blalf Brofcaw. who ob tained a separation from her husband, W. ould . Brcjtaw, a millionaire club man of New York, a year and a half ago, has served papers in a suit for divorce against htm. This will be Dro- kaw's second divorce suit, besides being compelled to pay Katharine Poillon 130, 000 in a breach of promise ease. At Philadelphia a police magistrate has held Jean Haudocaur, chef of a ho tel, for $100 bail to answer a charge ot cruelty to animals for placing a wooden peg In the first joiift back of the claw of-a lfwyter to prevent-tt-frenr-snappmg-. Fred Henry haa forwarded the head of a pickerel fnat bit him to the Pasteur Institute at Brooklyn, N. T.' Henry wag fishing in a boat when he landed the pickerel. When the pldkercl was thrown into the boat it fastened to one of Hen ry's big toes, where It hung until he pried the fish's jaws open with a land ing net. The toe started to swell and Henry thinks It possible the pickerel may-ba.vJiadJ)ydrunhobla, A $200,000,000 mortgage, securing 40 year gold bends bearing not more than I per cent interest, was filed at Bt.i Louis Thursday by the flt. Louis, iron Mountain &.outhern Railway company. Th mortgage covers all of the rolling Stock and otber property of the road. In addressing the International Apple Chipper association at Chicago, Thurs day, TJ. Grant pordef Of Baltimore said that five years from now when the countless apple orchards that have cair.e Into existence In the last few years be gin to bear full crops, the annual apple production of this country will exceed 100,000,000 boxes. To prevent an over production he advised extensive adver tising of apples aa the national fruit. tlon Of the ralroad near Leon jind the government . ha dispatched additional troop titer to attempt to redeem It. The main body of the rebels la within closo range of Managua. Considerable rallwiy rolling etock Is In th hands of the Insurgents, and guerilla bands cut the railway between -connto ana the capital and all the telegraph wires. Misc . Uaneous. Declaring that n6t a dollar of hers eve-"ShouJdr go to union tabor. Miss Elizabeth O'Boyle, proprietress of a grocery. atoi;taiuttMoaw-doniied overalls Thursday and completed the carpentry work' on her stor unade necessary by damage by fire. A crowd of union men looked on and Jeered from a safe distance. Miss O'Boyle's store had been picketed by unionists because she kept open after 6 o'clock. Boston has been selected as th meet ing place next year of the Knights of Columbus, now In session at Colorado Springs A resolution also was passed naming Washington, D. C, as the choice f the order for building a national homer - - - After being recaptured, Joe Turner, who - caus'-d a jallbreak at Bvanston, Wyo., was shot by Sheriff J. H. Ward, when he denied knowing the whre vbouts of Bert Daltoii, one of the es caped, prisoners, Whp was serving a lifo Hjntpnce for tho murder of. the laie Marshal Hansen. - ..i nnno Akin mmnv uUUO HI1U OlMI nnrninr nirt rtiinui rKrrMr nlli.NHIIWi I llbl llllb VIM VMVII Joint County Fair at Myrtle Point Will Represent Large Coast Section. " The egg from which th :-omes Is so small that It of them to weigh a grain. silk worm takes 100 - (Sn4l tn The Journal.! Myrtl Point, Or., Aug. Th Com and Curry County Fair association la" tfrnpleting 'tfeis preparation of the fair grounds m thia city. When finished it will be as good as any county fair plant as there is in the state. Everything will be in readiness for the first county fair this fall. The association Is a new thing. - Tear ago a county """folf was held lhMirsb flld, but it was dropped for a long time. Last season some of th Myrtle Point people and farmers of the vi cinity decided to hold a livestock show. Although there .was but little time in which to make arrangements, such a fine showing of stock was made and so much interest was taken in the event It was decided to organis a regular county fair association and hold an an nual show. As Myrtle Point Is cen- Itrally located, this city was .chosen aa th place, Th peoples f Curry county Me also-intrested-lnr-the movement and as there is a largo amount of live stock raised in that countyr It was de cided to make It a Coos and Curry joint organization. The association is capl- tulised at $10,000 and is Incorporated. tck was ael4 to men la, ths different cities and the entire county will Join iff making the affair succeed." Build Permanently. The association bought 17 acres of land at th edge of the- city. A half mile rc track was built and was used for the flrat Ume on the Fourth of July when the fair grounds was dedicated. At the traelt Is a stable 840 feet long, fitted with bo? stalls for the race horses. There 1 also a grand stand 81 feet long and 4 feet wide. The association Is also building a large pavilion which will cost $106 and Wilt b used for the exhibition of all kinds of products. BlapUys Wlda in Bang. A good premium list is being ar ranged by th association and every in ducement will b made for the farmers to exhibit- thir -product" and stork; "It will be possible to hnve a very fine ex- mou or hv stocK, a manv blooded horses, beef cattl?. dairy cows. shn and poultry are owned, and an ffnrt will be made to bring together as much of this Jive stock as possible, and the premiums will be sufficiently largo "JL I Annette What would von do If -i Eastern. A sanity Jury at Washington has ad Judged Mrs, Edith Chase, wife of Major "Arthur W. Chtisc,' TTntted Stater army, now stationed at San Francisco, to be Insane. The woman first cam to tii attention of the pollc in June, when . U reported a sensational taxlcab jw - j!ry- robbery of -wltleh-ah h4 been the IIcalHi And Success jir ucb. Intimate) relation that no one can be e xpected to be ' well cqnainted with tuccesf who doei not keep (rood bold oft health. Most aeriou ticknetseg tUrt (n minor troubleff , tlie dijestivt' organi. Thousand know bf actual experience that health and strength and therefore iucceir Are Increased By Use of Dcechnm' Fill in time, and be fore minor troubles become deep seated and lasting. This famous family remedy will clear your sys tem, regulate your bowels, stimu late your liver, tone your stomach. Then your food will properly nourish yon and enrich your blood You will be healthy enough to resist disease strong enough to takd due advantage of oppor tunity after taking, as needed, Pacific Coast. Mls Grace C. Byerly, Injured In a whfc-llng pleasure contrivance at Pan Francleco.wM awarded f 3180 by a Jury. The woman's attorney Introduced a woman's skeleton to indicate the nature Of his client's injuries. Land and plenty of It may be had from Uncle Sam in the .Wall Waila district, and almost for the askmg. The total land subject tcubomtead and desert entry in th nine counties in the Walla Walla district is 210,390 acres, and It Includes prairie, mountainous, arid, graslng, broken, farming and rough land. Jim r. Ross, a well known resident of Knappa, was killed Wednesday after noon wiiila felling timber at th. Pal-mer-Llbby camp, near Clifton. In fall ing a branch of the tree struck him and death was instantaneous. William Kelly, 29 years old, was ktilediateojrt:inkeritiz : an, rfticent Bloomer, a died 40, -auxin Ined Injuries which caused his death a few hours later, when a swinging stage on which they were working on the new Franklin high sehool at Seattle fell 75 feet to th ground. " Thomas Miller was probably fatally Injured near Ooldendale, Wash., while operating a derrick fork. Slipping on, the loose hay he alighted On th tines ot an upturned pitchfork and It ieiuir.il the combined efforts of two men to poll the steel out of his body. While working near Walla Walla, L. R. Mondt, , a yonng harvest hand, was atmckedby Paul Tiieurer;" Uia Inltei wielding a pitchfork. One tine of the fork penetrated a 10 eent tin box of smoking tobacco In Mondt's pocket, but would go no farther, the tin box thus saving his life. - A. P. Manning, formerly cashier 'of the First National bank of WesRlngton Springs, S. D., and recently a Hood River orcharding has secured an Inter est In the Turner 8tate bar.k and suc ceeds O. A. O. Moore as canlilpr. The chief shipowners of the Paclflo coatst met in San Francisco Thursday to protest against passing In its pres ent form the Wilson bill now before the senate, which deals with manning American ships. Tiie chief objection found to the bill was that shipowners believe it will put them at a disadvnnt age with other merchant marines less strlcyy regulated. The man shot from ambush Wednes day night In th Latin quarter of San Francisco has been Identified as Oia como Segestla. who, the police say, was a Chicago gambler. The crime was one of revenge, for In the dead man's pockets tfero found a wa ten and chain, $100 In gold, and a wallet full of papers, whU-N seemed to have been searched. COMPANY yX I (,nc m PORTLAND - f JL..1".-L.,. , ', -, 1 BAN FRANCISCO ' ' ' ii.L JJJL'lE'Jl-l-li.L-iL-lUi-!1 " M'M !' ,JI!,f 1U1 'J I 1 L , ..Ml mil f's Agent His knife will cot wire nails. Lady It will? I wonder if it will tat the asparagus the grocer sent me? Annette Wlat would yon treorge- suaaeaiy nropo; Mai It wouldn't be suddenly; h' been trying to get up courag for a year. to indue the farmers to exhibit. There will also b a fin showing of apples and other fruits as well as the farm crop and vegetables grown In the county. Myrtle Point Is- particularly well lo cated for the holding of a fair. Wagon roa4s jto aikxapfis' ot !.the county radiate from the city, tts oh the staffe road to Roseburg, and can be reached by river boat frotw any rart of the Coqullle valloy'aM Is oa the direct railroad line from Cooa Bay.. Special transportation arrangements will be made , on the boats and the roallroad. Racing will bs made a big feature and It la expected to have both harness and running horses from other points In Oregon and California to enter, as well as the local race, horses. ' PASTOR OFFHE DALLES -CHURCH LEAVES FIELD ISjeefM t Ttie Jmira1 The Dalles, Or., Aug. P.ev. ID. V. POllng, for 14 yeara pastor of the First Congregational church of this city, has tendered his resignation to th board of ; trustees, and the resignation has been accepted. Mr. Pbring has endeared him self to the peopl and has-wielded a strong influence for good. He is recog nized throughout the state b- an ablr clergyman; It Is understood ha ha ac cepted a call from the Congregational church at corvanis: ; "Z" Hiiw-jsed With 8erio Crime. (Siwciiit to The lusrtial. Stevenson, Wash,, Aug. . O, I. Sampson, charged with wronging a girl at The Dalles, was arrested at a camp near Stevenson last night by Sheriff 3. L. Knox. Sampson was taken to The . Dalles. - It is said that Samp son is wanted at Whit .Salmon oa y charge similar to that on which he waa arrested here. 8hipi)in Cases r Bat k. Junctton City. Or Aug. 9. Tho Wil- helm Milling company of Monroe Tues day shipped a carload of cascara bark, ". amounting to 15 tons, to Liverpool. Eng land. The shipment was valued at tlS,t 000. ' THE FULL SEASON NOW ON V 'Vol s- vote Rn Wi0&&y& S U M II iThS ' IIS. - I' W '" '. - jl--1 re Tour Glacier National Park THIS SUMMER Season June iSth to October ISth, 1912 CEvery facility is offered the tourist to see the beauties of Glacier National Park this summer. Eight new chalet camps will be opened to the visitor on June 15theach located in a firtiiresqve valley on the shore of a beautiful lake or on the banks of a rollicking mountain stream. Outings $1.00 to 5.00 per day. Lsow Round Trip Fares C.Guidc8 and horses are in readiness to take you to the mort remote beauty spots in the Park. Plan a short iaunt of a day or a tour of a week or a month in Glacier National Park. Write for descriptive booklet! and detailed Information regarding low fares to H. DICKSON, C. P. & T. A. 122 Third St., Portland, Ore. EiEXymfil Sold everrwlur la boa lOfca 8S instantly Relieve and rapidly Cur GOUTJUiEUMATISM.RITEMATIC GOUT, 6CIAT1CA, LUMBAGO, and all pains In the head, face and Hmoa, At H Dmeia f hn Sol Aait ifir?wii.6 Foreign. Hajabon, Snnto Pomlngo, has been captured by rebels from Haytinn terri tory, according to state department ad vices from Port Au Prince. The fight which resulted in the capture lasted it hours.. The wounded numbered 201). Tho rebels. It Is said, crossed from Oun amtnth, Haytl. It is sold in well informed circles that the reason Great Britain Tias not yet accepted the invitation to partici pate In "the Panama-Pacific exposition lies in the failure of the tflitcd Stated to settle the question of the Panama canal tolls. Should the I'nited States favor' American shipping 'It is declared to be more than likely that Great Brit ain will decline officially to participate. A mission composed of four Francis can monks from English monasteries has ben appointed by the ppe4o go to th Putumayo rubber district of Pert. 4.MSreertt6lBgtr.ociti,wejfteiPrtcd oymr jtoger casement to nave oc curred. He went there on behalf of th ferfttsh government. '" , , . Nicaraguan rebuls have seised a aeo YOU DINE ROYALLY when traveling across the Continent on ''The OLYMPIAN" "The COLUMBIAN" VIA THE "MILWAUKEE" The Dining Service of the "Milwaukee" is renowned throughout the world for its excellent cuisine and superior all-around service. The best food that the market, of the East or West affords is always on hand and is servd on the popular pay-only-for-what-you-order plan. For further information about oor NEW THROUGH SERVICE b yween Tacoma, Seattle and Chicago, call on or address. E.K. GARRISON, District Frt.nd Pa.Agt- O. Thoinaaickct-AgeoV-JUilTyay-Ex;.., Vn Htm Str Trill. " change, Third and Stark St,-, Portland, Ore. j. i x AT SEASIDE AND GEARHART . , .. t The splendid shorty of this beach afford every phase of vacation life hotel, cof tage and camp surf bathing, fishing, boating, field sports, mountain water, etc., are at hand. Cannon Beach is reached by a short, beautiful drive from Seaside. The trip along the Columbia river is an interesting feature of the vacation. All train carry well-appointed observation parlor cars and large coaches. Fast Daily and Week-End Trains - j.- - - SEASHORE LIMITED, DAILY Leaves Portland 9:10 a. tn. Arrive Beach, for Luncheon' Leave the Beach After Dinner, Arrive at Portland 10:30 p m. WEEK-END SPECIAL Leaves Portland 2:00 p. m. Saturday, Arrives Beach point for DinnerReturn Monday Noon- $3.00 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY-LIMIT MONTJAY " 4.M EVERY DAY SEASON LIMIT - ' 15.00 FIVE ROUND TRIPS, INDIVIDUAL A Daily Evening Train Leaves Portland at 6:30 ROUND TRIPS Special Folder, Schedules, Parlor Car Seats, etc., at CITY TICKET OFFICE, FIFTH AND STARK STREETS NORTH BANK STATION, ELEVENTH AND HOYT STS. Saturday to Monday $3.00 Round Trip TO NORIH-BEAGH- VIA THE TRIP WORTH WHILE FISHING. ... . . - . . SURF BATHING STEAMERS 'T, J. Excellent Restauhmt Service-LUNCHEON SERVED on Steamer "Hassalo," leaving Ash Street Dock Saturdays, 1 p. m' Steamer Potter" leaves 10:30 p. m. , - .PhonManhan4S00rCrrY-TlCKE - - 1
