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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY-TOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER '23, 1912. Easy Work andjGood.SalaryLEARN TO BE A -PAPERHANGER Professor, Specknoadle's Correspondence School Teaches You at Home by Mail. TRST-iCO UP.AMD INSPECT' THEOB TD BE DONE tEllVER-'AWWN LW OF STEP LADDERS ETCSEVEMLMttKM YOU ARE READY TO SEWN WORfrJHa WILL WARN .Trie, rAM(LTj7BAT 1 .... ....... - -JAVETUE TAMILY CMfEFUlLY COVES TO rtWNITUIPE AND PICTURES .Votes of Wednesday's Happenings. Brief Paragraphs Give Journal Headers the Newt of Late Yesterday Afternoon and Last Night. Political. - The Republicans of Michigan 1n state convention Tuesday Indorsed the admin titration of President Taft and pledged him the electoral vote of Michigan. The resolutions declare for the initiative and referendum. The Progressive party of Idaho has, Issued a sweeping challenge to Repub lican state candidates, demanding that they publicly and unequivocally support or renounce progressive principals and President William Howard Taft. The ultimatum, It l confidently expected by leaders of all parties, will bring about the i crisis lri I Idaho polities which has been pending for the past few months. Ed Meath, of Tacoms. was nominated for state treasurer over D. H. Cox, of ,Walla Walla, by 531 votes in the Re publican primaries, according to com 'Plete returns received at the headquar ters at the Republican state centrad committee. The tdtal vote cast w as 7, 175. " ' Colorado state Republican candidates In conference at Denver adopted a plat form affirming adherence to the pro tective principle, pledging support of good roads and the enactment of an anti pass law, a public utilities commission law and a corrupt practices act. The proposed recall of Judges and of judi cial decisions are denounced as unwise. The, platform declares for the direct election of United States senators. Democrats of Colorado declare for a law simplifying the method of publica tion of Initiated and referred measure and for the recall of all elective officers, condemn the federal conservation poli- .cy and declare the Republicans arc try ing to establish a leasinf system In the -administration of public lands. The Bal timore tariff plank was indorsed. All legislative candidates who have not al ready signed the pledge to support th'i "party's choice for United States sena- torB are pledged by a plank to support the ohoice expressed at the polls. Gains 30 Pounds in 30 Days trotone, the Remarkable New Flesh Builder, Builds Up Flesh Fast and Malcei You Flump and 8trong. 60-Cont Package Froo , 8 1 " I B . ::: V WSSSDBSSSSESSi 0 Eastern. Mrs. Ambrose G. Kingsland, a wealthy society woman of New York, is to prosecuted or) the charge of smuggling and failure to declare her baggage when she arrived from Europe last Satur day. The total value of Mrs. Kings land's baggage which the authorities have seized is estimated at $10,000. Theodore McKnelly, a car repairer, and hi daughter Oretta. were found dead. and Mrs. McKnelly was' found fatally in jured in a tent on tho outskirts of Well ington, Kansas, whither tlioy recently had moved for the daughter's health. All three had been hot and their skulls crushed. Robbery Is believed to have been the motive. Rumors which have been current re cently of plans for a series of new revo lutlonary movements under the guidance or (.'astro, in veneauela; Zolaya. in Nlc aragua, and Dlaa, In Mexico, are denied by the three ex-presidents in cabled statements published by the Itfew York Tribune. Two distinct earthquake shocks were reit at Hockford, 111.. 'Wednesday Dishes were scattered from dinner tables by the tremors, which continued for several seconds. A representative of J, P. Morgan L.O., said in New York Wednesday after noon that the statement bearing on the Chinese loan situation did not indicate that negotiations had been broken off General Wood talked briefly In Chica go Wednesday about tho Mexican situa tion, "We now have six regiments of cavalry, one and one half regiments of Infantry and some field artillery scat tered along the border," he suld. "I can not say what I think may develop In Mexico, but We wilt be ready to protect American citliens If they are in danger." Snow again struck the northwest Wed nesday. Reports from the Dakotas and western Minnesota told of a heavy fall in various districts. In tho Twin Cities and central Minnesota, a H-hour rain was followed by a cold wavb. In North Dakota snow has flattened the uncut corn and flax, and thousands of harvest hands have left the State. A large force of strikers Wednesday night attacked the outposts of Company I, first Infantry, near Keeferton, W. Va., which Is within the martial law rone. It Is reported that several of the attacking forces had been Injured but that the militia escaped harm. Sudden fear, caused by a nightmare, can; near proving fatal to Michael Mat thews, of Madison, Wis , when he shot himself in the temple with a revolver. When taken to a hospital Matthews re lated the story of a dream. In which he wus captured by a gang of ruffians, wno were muKirig preparations to tor ture him. Seising a revolver under his pillow he pulled the trigger and emerged from his dream. President Taft was the nrinclnai speaker Wednesday at Altoona'a cale- bration of the 60th anniversary of the meeting of the loyal war governors, who decided that Abraham Lincoln and lira war policy had been uDheld and hia rail for more troops should be met promptly wun volunteers. The presidents speech was devoted mainly to the prosperity of the country, which he declared was the shares at a par value of $100. Edward J. Watts of Portland, Or., and Albert O. Watts of Salt Lake City, met by chance in a cigar store at San Bernardino Wednesday, thus ending a searoh of 30 years that the two brothers have made for each other. At Lone Beach." Cal.. Wednesday, a teamst-lr, removing a pile, of sawdust, struck with his shovel a canvas bag con taining 10,000 pennies, which was stolen from the Long Beach bank several wecs ago. The " thieves evidently thought the sack contained gold, but when they discovered their loot was so little they hid it. . rrotoae WflMk Y Room!, Plump aa4 Pretty as a Picture. Thin people auffer a ood deal of em barrassment and rtdloule. As people poke fun at a bony horse, so are bony people the target for many humiliating 'flings." The plump, well formed man or wom an it a magnet; Protons makes you plump, atrong. well formed, normal, r" vuivi at vmi viiesae. iie&sy 7 winkle In your eye and a fine poise to your whole body. It keeps you that way. It Is the most scientific and ef fective flesh and strength builder so far known, barrinf none. The regular (1.00 slse of Proton It for sale by all druggists, or will be mailed direct, upon receipt of price, by The Protons Co.. 6001 -Protone Bldg., ueiron, Mien. tbib rsoTon coram It will nost you nothing to prove the remarkable effects of this treat ment. The Protone Company will end to any on a free 60c pack age of Protone, If they will fill out this coupon and enclose loo In tamps or silver to help cover post age. They will also send with H full instructions and their book on MWhy You Are Thin." txs rsoTon coamjrr 001 rrotoae Bldg. Detroit, Xlofc. Name Street rity. Ptstd The reaulsr II. 00 Rite of Protone I for ! In Portland by The Owl Drug No free packages from druggist. Pacific Coast. Los Angeles city and county will voto on commission government in Novem ber. The new charter provides for the election of five commissioners, a sher- irr, district attorney and assensor. It also provides for a public defender. who, according to the provisions of the Instrument, must not only defend Indi gents acoused of public offenses, but must come to the aid of the poor when they are harassed by litigation. A "free speech'' war is under way In Tacoma. Wednesday night i squad of Xl policemen guarded the corner of Twelfth street and Pacific avenue to prevent Socialists and I. W. W. agita tors from holding forth, and the police won out. The Inland Empire company, owners of the townslte of Mctollus, Or, have Just completed the construction of a foot water tower, and a force of men Is now engaged In erecting a 60,000 gallon tank for the same. The cornple tlon of this tank will give the people of Metollus an abundant pressure for fire purposes. Stricken with heart failure as he was seated at the dining table, John W Kelly, a pioneer Oregon newspaper man and one of Koscburgs best known char acters, died Wednesday before medical assistance could be summoned. Mr Kelly was a writer of more than ordt nary ability, and was editor pf. one of the first newspapers launched In Port land. Admitting that he used the funds of the Palo Alto Mutual Building A Loan association for private land venture State Senator Black, serreUry of the -Institution now under investigation by the state, has turned over all his prl vate property to tne concent. The western Bugar Reflftlng com pany, a Sprecketa corporation, was ais solved at Kan Francisco Wednesday by Superior Judge Qrahant on petition of the corporation's board of trustees. The Stock Of 11,000,000. divided into 10,000 Foreign. The situation In northern Albania Is becoming worse dally. The Malassort tribesmen are advancing on Scutari. Tuesday they attacked an ammunition column bound for Tuzfc- More than 100 of the escorting troops were killed pr captured. The ammunition was sunk In Scutari lake. An appeal to Russia against Chinese aggressions on the border of Manchuria and Mongolia has been inade'by Prince Un-Ai, who declares that 6000 of his subjects, Including many women and children, have been massacred and that several members of his own family lmve been killed by the Chinese troops, who also looted and destroyed a number of monasteries. The troops encamped outside the gate of Wu Chang, capital or the province of Hu Pch, China, mutinied Tuesday night and attacked the city. The troops num bered several hundred, and were com posed for the most part of cavalry. The casualty list is not known. Two officers were executed for failure to divulge their knowledge of the move ment. Rebels looted Bowman's camp in 80- nora Tuesday and took Demar Bowman, Mormon, prisoner and are holding him for 11000 ransom. Women Socialist held 27 meetings In Berlin Wednesday to protest against the ripe in the prices ' of food. They dopted resolutions demanding that the government open the frontiers and abol ish the duties on cattle, meat and ce reals and discontinue the system of Im port certificates. TheBrltlsh minister to China strong ly advised President Yuan Shi Kal Wed nesday to consider carefully the situa tion before committing China to a course of action In regard to flnanco which would not meet tho approval of tho six powers. William Marconi, of wireless fame, was lnjurc-d Wednesday In an automo- lle accident near Borghetto, Italy. The Inventor was badly bruised about the head, and serious consequences are feared. The Chinese town of Foo Chow has been declared In a stute of siege by tho governor, who ha received notifi cation that he has bepn superseded. A portrait which has hung for years In a back room of a house at Newport, In Monmouthshire, Kngland, and whose value never has been guessed, turn out to ha a Qalnsbnrough' picture of the duke of York, which was painted for George III in 1784. The town of Granada, which was in the hands of the Kicaraguan rebels, has surrendered to the government. General Luis Mena, the Insurgent leader, has been taken prisoner. Revolutionary syndicalists and more moderate socialists engaged In a free fight Wednesday night ln the Salle Wagram, Paris, whern a public meeting had been called by Gustave Herve, the anti-military ngitator, on the occasion of the departure of the conscripts to Join the army. Many shots were fired and chairs were used as weapons. usnco during 1913 of the rates now In effect. Tho fight between the supreme court of the United Slates by the railways within tho Chicago stockyards to escape regulation by tho Interstate commerce commission began Wednesday when at torneys for the railways filed a brief in support of their contention that the in terstate commerce laws do not apply to stockyard rouds. At Salt Lake City Mrs. Mary -TheoJor-son was stopped by a Greek, who made .1 demand on her for money, and then shot her dead. The Oreek was later found In a coal .bin, where he had shot himself. Commissioner Fred Dennett of the genoral land office has removed the pre vious order jif- suspension against all the Siletz cases except those in town ships 7. 8 and 9 south. It is believed this action means that all entries com ing under io provisions of the HawTey bill will now be patented as fast as they can be adjudicated. The Muster HorseshooTs' association, In session at Denver, adopted a resolu tion urging state legislature to pass laws giving the man who shoes a horse a lien on th animal to secure the pay ment of Ms bill. -'Another rettolutlon favors"arbltration of labor disputes.'' Sensational reports from Panama of the massacre of American marines at Leon, Nicaragua, have been set at rest by a routine cable message- from Rear Admiral Southerland, dated nt Managua. He reported everything quiet there. UN DENY EXTORTION CHARGE Klamath Falls Jlen Furnish $5000 Bonds and Await Trial in December. LONE DWELLER IN SHACK STRICKEN, LIES DYING (Special to The Juurnnl. ) Htllsboro, Or., Sept. 'if,. Sheriff Han cock Is endeavoring to U;irn the where abouts of relatives of O. II. Connor, who died Sunday at the Washington county hospital. A son 'Is lelleved to live in Cincinnati, bnt telegrams to that city have brought no respouse. Connor occu pied a shack in the woods southeast of Hlll&boro. He was found last Saturday by a neighbor lying unconscious on the floor, and physicians believe he suf fered a stroke of paralysis 4 8 hours be fore and had lain that time without at tention. He was removed to tho hos pital and died Sunday night without re gaining consciousness. He was about 64 years old and occupied the shack alone. A bank book showed a consider able deposit In tho Grant County honk of John Day. Or., and thera was shout $110 In money and same valuable paper. SUFFIMIN BUILD OWN BOOTH Scorp, Male Aid in Carpenter Work at Klamath Fair; Foothill Fruit Fine. fSpeelnl to The jMurnal.) Klamath Falls, Or., Sept. 2.-Coun-ellnien J. f. Ooeller and 11 R Savidge, indicted on u bribery charge and Hunter Savidge, indicted on a charge of cxtonmn, will hot have their trials unxu in i iceomoer. VUien arraigned be fore Circuit Judge H. Uf Benson they entered pleas of not guilty. Goeller asked. lor immediate trial, but as Judge Benson must go to Lnkevlew within n rew days IT hold a term of court It was Impossible to grant h reuuest The bonds of the Indicted men were fixed at 5000 each, which they prompt ly furnished. The Indicted councllmen have not sig nified willingness to retiie from the council. It IS very likely those who have been lnstrumnntai In bringing about their indictment will insist upon resignation' how(!Yer, on penalty of a recall. For several months there has been at work an undercurrent to clean the city. The conditions existing heretofore will likely be abated. The grand Jury brought in four Indictments against landladies of bouses in the evil district. These women will be forced to trlnl. Tna work by the grand Jury will go far toward bringing about a better con dition In Klamath Falls. There have been charges of graft back; and forth. Officials have been accused of selling their offtrrs. It- Is likely that the coum llmen In dicted will ii' ver ba convicted, as thera are few who believe the men demanded and accepted bribes knowing tney Were guilty of a criminal act, but the fact that the grand jury returned true bills will have a tendency to Improve condi tions. ) A railroad in Pennsylvania has equip ped 61 'I locomotives with fire fighting apparatus. CERTAINLY E1S STOMACH B. 'Tape's Diapepsin" Cures Heartburn, Gaa, Sourness and Indigestion in Five Minutes, Miscellaneous. Officials at Washington are Inclined to believe that important results may follow tho offer of amnesty by Presi dent Madero, of Mexico, to Genera) Oroico, as tho rebel leader's forces ap pear to lie rapidly disintegrating and deserting across the line Into America, Homescekcrs" rates to Pacific coast points will not be discontinued next year as whs suggested recently py two of the leading western railroads. A ref. erenduln vote of the interested rail roads baa decided In favor of a contln- UL J.. . - 1 " 1 X. . 11 11 1 1 ." 1 Sour, gassy, upset stomach, Imllges tlon. heartburn, dyspepsia; when th food you eat ferments Into gaRes anil stubborn lumps; ynur load aches and you feel sick and miserable, that's when you reallie the magic In Pupe'a Diapep sin. It makes such misery vanish In five minutes. If your stomach Is In a continuous re voltIf you can't get It regulated, pleaso for your sake, try Dlapephin. Us so needless to have a bad stomach -mako yuiir next meal a favorite fond mwil. then take a little Diapepsin. There will not bo any distress eat wtlh'H.t fni. Ill becnu.se Pnpe's Dlnprpsln "really dots" regulate weak, out-nf-nnW stnm iichs that gives It Its mlllion-j i,f s.iles annually. Get a large fifty-cent ene of Pnpr's Diapepsin frum any ding store. It Is tho quickest, surest stomach relief ntui cure known. It nets Hlumst like ;naglc -lt is a scientific, harmless and pleas ant preparation which truly belongs In every home. 41 LIVES 62 YEARS ON ONE OREGON FARM LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR, 1 DHHDRUFF-25 GENT "DAHDERINE" Hair coming out? If dry, brittle, thin or your scalp itches and is full. of dandruff Use "Danderine." (ScMH'Inl to Tt JourutH Forest Grove, Or., Kept. II. Mrs. Perilla V. Drtmey, who died at her home near liciiverton, Or., Friday evening, was S9 years old. Mrs. Denncy was horn in Ripley crmtity. Indiana, Decem ber lti, IS--, her maiden name being King. She was married to Thomas H. Dummy January 4, lsl'J, and on March 10 of tho same ysar she and Mr. Den ney started with ox teams across the plains, arriving in Oregon November 30, 18 49. and the following year settled on their donation land claim, where they resided continuously until their deaths, Mr. Denney having died four years ago. Seven children were born: Fielding J. Denney, who resides mar Jefferson, or.; Mrs. Andruw Johnson, deceased, Mrs. John A. Peterson, Louis Denney, It. K. Denney, A. V. Denney, all of l;cacrtm, and Mrs. It. V.. Hrown of Gurden IIjt.c, Or. t Airs. Di-i.iiey was a woman of re murkahlc charac ter. Her many deeds of kindness have btlehteiied the paths of those who came, in contact with her. Hhe maintained a very keen and alert mind until tho Inst moments of her life. (Special to The Jonrnol.l Klamath Falls, Or.. Kept. 2fl. The weather Is fine and the county fair, which opened yesterday, Is drawing large, crowds.. Several of . the Individual farm dUphtys speak wonders for the agricultural possibilities of this section. The displays of the Bohemians, who set tled in the south portion of the Klamath basin, are exceptionally good.' Bucking contests and other Wild west features are adding Interest to the fair. Tho women's booth, where suffrage literature is being distributed, was built and arranged without the aid of mere man. The women would not even allow the men working on tho grounds to do the carpenter work. A fine fruit display Is shown by It. W. Tower who owns hn orchard in the foothU-rfi about 15 miles front this city Mr. Tower has demonstrated that there are thousands of acres of lahd in Klamath county that will produce ap ples on a commercial scale. He will this year send several hundred boxes of Klamath apples to Dos Angeles, while the people of tills section will pay fancy prices for Itogue Klver snd Cali fornia apples. Mr. Tower sftys that he can get so much more for his Klamath grown apples In southern California that ha cannot afford to dispose of thero in the local market. Not many years ago there were those who doubUkT tTie Klamath coun try's ability to grow fruit and potatoes. The excellent displays at the fair this year would convince the most skeptical WILSON 22, TAFT 0; TAFT CLUB TO BE FORMED NOW (Slirrlul to Tl-e Journal) Hood River, Or., Sept. 2 WoodrOw Wilson, Democratic candidate for presi dent, won In a straw vote taken at the Mt. Hood hotel In this city. There were 119 In the lobby and the votes stoodas follows: Wilson 22, Roosevelt 12, Debs 5. Taft 0. Local Taft leaders have Issued a call for the Republicans of Hood River to organize a Taft club, Tho meeting is scheduled for next Saturday. PUMPKIN WEIGHING 140 POUNDS ENTERED FOR PRIZE AT PUNKIN SHOW (Sneclil to The Josrwl.) s Junction City, Or., Sept. The pumpkin that wins the first s prise this year at the pumpkin show, which opened for the third 4 4 time here today, la going to have to be "some pumpkin," as 4 there has already been entered e one golden source of pie that e weighs 140 pounds. ThU ta over e So pounds heavier than the big s pumpkin of last year, and nearly sY e 100 pounds greater than the 4 e prize of two years ago. 4 e Pumpkins to the number of e) 4 6000 have been used In the for- 4 matton of the "Pumpkin Ptace," 4 e in the center of the exhibit hall, front which the Women" Irn- 4" 4 provement club, founders of the 4 4 Pumpkin show, will dispense pie 4 4 pumpkin, of course cider and 4 , 4 other pleasing things to eat. 4 4 The show opened thla morning 4 4 with all exhibits In place and 4 4 will continue tomorrow and Sat- 4 4 urday. It is expected a large 4 4 delegation will com from Eu- 4 4 gene tomorrow. ' 4 Cold facts are dispensed by the ice' man. ' " . WHERE DOCTORS FAILED TO HELP Lydia E. Pinkhara's Vegeta-j ble Compound Restored Mrs. Green's Health Her Own Statement. I 'Hon and Shields to Cloah. (Spwlnl to Tli. 3 our ad v Hood River, Or., Sept. 26 Pine Orove granee hall Is to be the scene of a po l!tV!U battle in the near future. W. H. U'Ren will met Charles Shields and the discussion will be on the subject of single tax, the former to defend the Issue nnd the latter to oppose. The de bate will take place under the manage ment of the local grange. CHILDREN OF CLlOP STARS IN JUVENILE FAIR Backyard 1'rizee Awarded. (Special to Tne Journal.) Hood River, Or., Sept. 2 The first contest for tho Improvement of city yards, Inaugurated by the Woman's club of this city, baa Just closed and the cash awards made. Franklin Duvon port secured the $5 prize for tho neatest front and back yaids; Georgia Cham bers, second prize. 13; Stephen and Des lll Krelsler, third prize. $2.50. Roy Slaven, Jessls McCrory, Ruth Hlmonton and Mildred Downing were awarded $1 each. r 'jn : -i llcsult in Massachusetts. Il.nltni l'rr Mr. t Boston, Sept. 2f. The complete re turns In the statewide primaries cover ing the guhenatorlal candidate are: Iiernocrats (iovernor Foss, fi.t,01S; Dis trict Attorney Pellctler, 3B,0t. Repub lleans Walker, &3.914. Hen tun, Covington, Mo. 'Jour medicine haw dona me mora good 'than alt the doc- tor s medicines. At) every monthly period I had to stay in bed four days because of hemorrhages, and my back was so weak I could hardly walk. I have been taking Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound and now I can stay up and do my work. I think it Is the beat medicine on earth for women." -Mrs. Jennie Green, Covington, Mo. How Mrs. CUne Avoided Operation. ' . Brownsville, Ind-"I can say thtn Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done me more good than anything! else. One doctor said I must be operaj ted upon for a serious female trouble! and that nothing could help me but anj operation. . "I had hemorrhages and at times could not get any medicine to stop themJ I got in such a weak condition that I would have died if I had not got relief soon. " Several women who had taken yoOB Compound, told me to try it and I diJ and found it to be the right medicine ta build up the system and overcome female troubles. " I am now in great deal better health than I ever expected to be, 10 1 think I ought to thank you for it "-Mrs. O. Hj ' Cline, S. Main St, Brownsville, IntlV Within ten minute after an applica tion of Danderine you eannot find a single trace of Dandruff or a loose or falling hair and your scalp will not Itch, but what wilt please you most will be after a few weeks' use, when you will actually see new hair, fine and downy at first yet but really new hair growing all over the scalp. A little Danderine will Immediately double the beauty of your hair. No dif ference how dull, faded, brittle and Serine and "carefully erawTf "Tthrougfi your hair, taking one small atrand at a time. The effect Is amaslng your nair win oe lism. riurry and wavy, and have an appearanee of abundance; an incomparable lustre, softness and lux uriance, the beauty and shimmer of true, hair health. tm a 1 G -cent bottle of Knowlton s Danderine from any drug store or toi let counter, and prove to yourself to night -now that your hair la as pretty and soft as any that it has been neg lected or Injured by canless treatment lf!-ln to 'Ite Journal I Astoria, or, Sept. 26.--The Clatsop County Juvenile Industrial fair will he held on October ll-l. Tho exhibition Is t. he In tl k Havel building, formerly the armory, and a liberal premium list I is been arranged. There will hn e l itlts of fmlt, agricultural products, and domestic sclenrq, manual traln Iiik and fine arts products, that will make the older folks have more confidence In the rising genera tion. One of the big events will be th pnrade of school children on the after noon of the 11th. A prise will be award- el the school having the largest num ber of pupils In the parade as well as the largest number or pupils In propor tion to the number of children In the district. . The prlxea will be announced within the next few days. YnilR'F RUHEI I UUH 1 UIUWWWI YOUR LIVER AND ncraggy. Junt rooUtn ft clftth with Xan thm tUymi tirp1y run havn bents tmrwrinrroTrer try a little ianurine. BOILS ARE I N ACTIVE "CASGAHETS" Furred Tongue, Had Taste, Indiges tion, Sallow Hkln and Miserable Head aches come from a torpid liver and con stipated bowels, which cause your stom ach to become filled with undigested food, which sours and ferments like arbaao In a swill bnrrel. That's the first step to untold misery indigestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow akin, men tal fears, everything that Is horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret tonight Will surely straighten you out by morning a 10-cent bot will keep your head clear, tomarh sweet, liver and bowels regu lar and make you (eel. cheerful and bully for month. - Don't forget, your children their lit tie Innldes need good, gentle, .cleansing, too, occasionally. Harrow to Speak t I Angeles, l,o Anaetes, Cel.. Sept H. Protest. Ing against the arrest of Joseph. Rttor ami Arturo (llovannlttl at Lawrence, Mans, a mass meeting tt which Clar ence 8. f arrow will be the chief apeak- I r, will be held here October f. Dr row 1H vt m FliVBfWIIg I ifcl WICf iuo Biie at present. CANDY CATHARTIC CENT BOXES ANY DAUO STORE IB Via 'Hi :i L. v ' .