THE OIvUGOII DAILY JOUItNAL, TOKTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1012.
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Brief 1 Itemspf Tuesday's Late News
Short Storle of World Ha?rent8
day 'g Isiiue of
: PollUeal,
.. ' Grove I. Johnson, veteran Republican
And father of Governor Johnson, candi
date (or. vice president on the Roosevelt
Progressive ticket, will vote the Demo
cratic ticket and advises ell other Re
IHTSublieans in California to do the same.
? lie would vote for Wilson as a rebuke
to the theft of the ticket ty the third
termers1 In that state.
fienator Burton of Ohio, closely fol
IowIbk Governor Wilson, made a plea
for Republicanism and the. protective
principle at Denver Tuesday night,
speaking of President Taft, he said:
"If any fault can be found with him, it
is becauss he la not a skillful politician,
lis does not possess the dangerous gift
6f appealing to the imagination."
. That presidential electors and candi
dates for representatives to congress on
the Roosevelt Progressive party ticket
of Idaho were not nominated in confor
mity with the statute of the primary
law and should not be certified or
"printed on the official ballot, 4s a decis
ion of the Idaho supreme court.
Pacific Coast.
The United States revenue cutter
Golden Gate, acting on information
supplied by Chariot Stephens, deputy
surveyor of the Fort of Ban Francisco,
- steamed 30 miles north Tuesday and
picked Up the gasolino sloop Alert,
owned and captained by John Oesterhula,
. who for.iionths has been under the sur.
velilance by government officials n
iulHclon. of engaging In smuggling
Chinese.
City Treasurer McDoufrald of San
Francisco paid J701.138.08 in cash to R.
J. Taussig, as president of the Me
chanics' Institute, for the block of land
on which the old Mechanics' pavilion
once stood, and on' which the municipal
auditorium Is to be erected as a part of
, the civic center.
The steam schooner YOjfiemlte, whose
20 passengers were taken off by the
steamer Heaver Saturday 25 miles off
- i the Oregon coast, arrived at San Fran
. Cisco in tow of the steam schooner
Klamath.. Her rudder was broken be
low the water line in striking the bar
, in'crossing out of Grays Harbor.
An investigation into the conduct of
Captain Nelson of the steam schooner
Tosemite, has been demanded by United
States Supervising Inspector John K.
Bulger, who takes exception to Nelson's
recent action in proceeding on his voy
age after having lost his rudder in
crossing the Grays Harbor bar.
After apparently being conquered, the
f Ire (n the Bunker Hill & Sullivan mine
npw threatens to exceed its former pro
portions. F. A. Bentz, a pumpman, lost
his life in the fire.
In celebrating the advent of a son In
his home, Benjamin W. Klttredge, a
young millionaire, mad a wild ride of
SO miles an hour in an automobile
through the streets of Los Angeles,
colliding with other machines, wrecking
his own car and blocking traffic half a
Acute Stomach
Relieved
That lump of lead feeling will quick-
y leave the stomacn; me aigesuve
Juices will commence to digest food nd
your Btomac
factory in five minutes.
That Is, if you will simply swallow
two MI-O-NA STOMACH TABLETS;
if you won't then you must suffer.
Perhaps you don't
know that MI-O-NA
8TOMACH
TABLETS are
guaranteed to cure
any case of indiges
tion, no matter of
how long -standing,
or money back.
Perhaps you know
MI-O-NA
CONQUERS
DYSPEPSIA
that when your
stomach Is upset, that your food does
not digest and consequently blood isat
IL PUFFS OIAPEPSIII REALLY
CURE MY STOMACH TROUBLE? YESI
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If your stomach is sick, sour, gassy and upset now you can
surely get relief in five minutes.
Sour. sick, unset stomach. Indiges
tion,, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
f ood-y -fermnt-into tei,"t
stubborn Jumps; your Jtead aches and
you feel sick and miserable! that's
when you realise tha magic in Pope's
Dlapepstn. It makes stomach distress
go in ftv minutes;
If your stomach Is in a continuous
rsvoltlf you oan't set It regulated,
? lease,- for your pake, try Dlapepsin.
t's'aa Headless t -hav a bed stomach
make1 your next meal a favorite food
'"Will
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Not Setcivod in Time for Yestw
The Journal.
night. Me was fined f 100, and for the
next six months . Klttredgs may not
drive an automobile or ride in any ma
chine whero he has authority of direc
tion over the chauffeur, under penalty of
SO days' imprisonment.
In response to a petition signed by 7!
voters in the precinct, the aounty court
has made an order directing that the
question of local option be submitted to
the voters of Astoria precinct Nu. 9,
which has been "dry" for several years,
Eastern.
Rock Island train No. I, west bound,
was held ui and the express and mall
cars were robbed last night near Howe.
Okla, Bates in (he i express car were
dynamited. The amount stolen has not
been learned. Passengers were not mo
lested. Police Lieutenant Burns told the civil
service commission, hearing charges
against him at Chicago, that he, had no
official knowledge thitt the men he at
tempted unsuccessfully to arrest in a
Wabash uvenue saloon were the West
minster, B. (I., bank robbers.
A strike of all the teachers of the
Zlon city high school took place Monday
when Overseer Vollva discharged benja
min J. Hess, principal of the high school
and superintendent of the grade schools.
Hess' offense is said to be that' he un
derwent a minor surgical operation eon
truty U the teachings of Zionism.
Mrs. Estelle Ryan Snyder, who has
Just returned to Chicago from Germany,
where, as repre.sentattve of the Amer
lean Werti Family association, she
sought to recover from Germany, Aus
tria afid"tn . Netherlands $185,000, the
amount of the estate of Paul Wertz, an
imperial field marshal of the seven
teenth century, announces the plans of
the association for carrying the case
into the highest courts of the German
Empire. There are 1000 heirs interested
in tiie estate.
Distressing scenes were witnessed
along Cabin creek, near Charleston, W.
Va., Tuesday, when deputy sheriffs
evicted the families of many striking
minors from homes they have occupied
In some instances since the mine were
opened. The strikers were notified two
months ago that they must return to
work or move.
Foreign.
Lee Christmas, commandant of Puerto
Cortex, Honduras, says that the inter
vention of the United States In the Nl
caraguan revolution has averted what
otherwise might have proved the blood
iest general revolt in the history of
xrmexismAwc'"" ''
Commander Hughes of the cruiser Des
Moines, visiting gulf ports, reported
Tuesday to the navy department that
the uprising in Vera Cruz state was
subsiding.
Reports reached Belgrade Tuesday
that Montenegrin troops had crossed the
Turkish frontier.
The Servian parliament has voted an
I extra credit of 18,900,000 for military
Distress
In Five Minutes
not furnished with sufficient nutrition
to properly nourish the body.
If you are distressed after eating; if
gas or sour food is forced up into the
mouth, then- your etmaehr is not-right;
your food is fermenting, not digesting,
and you need MI-O-NA STOMACH
TABLETS and need them badly.
It's an easy matter to set the stom
wmmLmmammmmmm ach right, and if
your stomach does
not properly digest
tho food you put
into it, tho proper
thing to do is
to get a box of
MI-O-NA STOM.
ACH TABLETS
at once.
Druggists everywhere can supply you
0 cents a box.
meal, then take a little DIapepsin.
There, will 'not ba anv distrnaii .at
toteafrHN;iMmW''ralW
. . ivuwu wean, UMII
of-order stomachs that gives if its mil-
110ns or sales annually.
uet a large fifty cent case of Pape's
iiiapepsin rrom any -drug store. It la
th quickest, surest stomach relief and
cure known. It acta almost like magic
sit is a scientirio. 7iarmlsa and de
ilghtfnl -preparation .-wtijcn' "truly ' ne
longs in every noma.
i- wmnjsm--
i 'jf hp
purposes and the merchants are making
large donations to the', funds being
raised for the assistance of poor fam
ilies, whose bread winners have been
called upon for military service.
The Austrian and Russian ministers
on Tuesday made Joint representations
to the Bulgarian government on behalf
of the powers. They Informed tha Bul
garian government that the powers
strongly disapproved of the warlike atti
tude of the Balkan states, and urged
upon them a prompt cessation of the
military concentration.
Cholera -is , epidemic at Yokohama,
Japan, and extra precautions for In
spection of ships from there have been
ordered hy the public health service at
Washington.
Miscellaneous.
Tha sale of 280,000 acres of graxing
land in the old Uintah Indian reserva
tion was opened at Provo, Utah, Tues
day, by J. W. Wltton of the department
of the interior, and Don B. Colton of the
United States ' land office at Vernal,
Utah. No bid of less than 60 cents an
acre will be accepted, and not more than
640 acres will be sold to any one pur
chaser. Tha lighthouse keeper at Sambro, N.
8., sent a wireless messaKS to Halifax
Tuesday night that a large vessel was
aflra and had sunk off Prospect. The
fate of the crew and the identity of the
vessel are unknown.
(Spoetnl to Tht Journal.
Albany, Or., Oct. 9, Round trip tickets
to the Oregon Electric celebration at Eu
gene next Tuetsduy, October 15, are to
be placed on sain at the principal retail
stores of this city at once by a commit
tee of the Commercial club. The com
mittee) was appointed last evening and
the sale of tickets is to be commenced
Immediately in order to create a more
general interest in the excursion.
Eugene responded enthusiastically to
Albany's invitation to coma here when
the line from Salem was officially
opened to traffic nnd the Commercial
club is planning to return the compli
ment with interest. Arrangements have
been made with the railroad officials
for enough extra cars to accommodate
all who want to go and from present
indications a largo number of cars will
be required.
A special committee has something
good In the bkdge line. Souvenir cards
will also bo prepared for distribution et
Eugene and a number of streamers are
being made for the parade. Albany will
tako a band along as well as a few otner
for the round trip has been secured. The
Albany train will start about S;30 in the
morning.
MUCH OBJECTION RAISED
TO DISMISSAL OF DAVIS
(Special to The Journal.)
Walla Walla. Wash., Oct. 9. After
dismissing Chief of Police Mike Davis
and abolishing hs office, Mayor A. J.
tiillis has announced that hereafter the
police force will report to Sergeant
Charles Andre, and will take orders froni
him. This has the effect of making
Andre virtual chief of the department,
although he does not receive the title
or added compensation. Mayor Gillls
refuses to discuss the removal of Davis
and the appointment of Andre, which
have caused much, objection from citi
zens. 17 Take Rural Carriers' Work.
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Albany,. ...Ut. Oct.. J., feftvgi.itesD. ftPP.1,
cants for positions as rural mall carriers
have Just taken their examination here
before Walter Worell. the local sece
tary of the civil service commission.
This is the first examination held here
since the adopton of a new plan by
congress. The new system provds that
those who pass the examination for rural
carrier shall be eligible, after a year's
service, to positions as postofflce or
railroad mail clerks If they so choose,
Formerly the rural service was entirely
separate from the other branches and a
transfer from the rural service to oio of
the other, branches entailed the same
procedure as if on had never been In
the, service before.
EUGENE PASTOR FAVORS
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND
INVITES DEBATE ON IT
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(Snecial to The Journal.) A
Eugene, Or., Oct. 9. Declar- $
ing himself ;ub" In favor of capl- 4
tal punishment. Rev. William 4
Parsons, D. D., pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church of 4
Eugene, bus invited an open dls- 4
cussion of the subject at his
church. He will speak on the 4
subject on Friday night of this
week and announces that any- 4
one opposed to the death pen- 4
alty for murder Is welcome to
participate in tho discussion, 4
Dr. Parsons, in making this an
nouncemant, says his eongrega- 4
tion has requested that he dls- 4
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com befor the people at the
neat election Jn this state, with
the understanding that those'
who attend the meetings shall
have the privilege of taking part
in the discussion. .
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BY ALBANY FOR EUGENE
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State Measures on Ballot-Article No. 11
Highway Bills Provide for Two Different Systems of Permanent lloiul
Construction.
Nine measures relating te roads art
on the official ballot for tha general
election November 6. The list, Including
ballot numbers, page In official pam
phlet, and by what agency proposed, is
as follows:
Harmony Ellis of Btate-Wlde Committer.
340-341 Page 14 Highway commis
sioner, road board, road lund and stata
bonds. ,
244-315 Page lfel County .bonding
act.
84JJ-343 Pago 162 Amendment r
strictlng Btata bonds to 3 per cent of
assessed valuation.
346-347 Page 160 Amendment re
stricting county bond to 2 per cent of
asseHNed valuation.
336-337 Page 141 Prohibiting eon
trading of state prison labor to private
interests and permitting use on roads.
838-339 Page 143 Similar measure
applying to county prisoners.
Oregon State Orange Dills.
824-325 Pag 1 County bonding
act.
326-827 Page 88 Creating a atat
highway department and appointing
highway engineer.
Jackson County CHlsens' Bill
860-361 County horn rule bonding
amendment.
It will be seen that one of these meas
ures provides for state aid of road build
ing by a state bond issue and a diversion
of the tax on vehicles; that two pio.
vide for the .establishing of a stale high
way depuvtmnnt and the appointing of a
state highway engineer or commissioner,
that three relate to county bond Iothm
for road purposes; that two propose, the
utilisation of convicts in road making,
and that two are constitutional amend
ments restricting both state and county
bond issues to 2 per cent of the respec
tive assessed valuation.
A survey of all the highway meas
ures win be continued dally until com
pleted.' Provisions of Harmony Bill,
The harmony highway commissioner
bill numbered 840-341 on the ballot con
tains six provisions:
1. Authorizing 81,000,000, annually,
of 80-year, 4Vi per cent state bonds for
roads.
2. Creating a commission oomposcd
of governor, secretary of state and state
treasurer, to be known as state road
board, to have charg of issuing road
bonds.
3. Creating a sinking fund at the end
of 10 years after the first issuance of
bonds by collecting taxes 1n 20 annual
Installments.
4. Creating the office of state high
way commissioner nt $3600 a year sal-
ary andfiving 0X?M-.-.Jg&wM.
appointment.
6. Creating a state highway fund
into which will be paid proceeds of
bonds and two-thirds of the vehicle tax.
6. Providing the manner of appor
tioning tho state road fund, In state aid
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SULPHURRO IEIS
SYSTEM S NATURAL
Desire for Nature's Purifier and
Antiseptic Almost an Instinct
in Human Race.
Aitenisfiinifly Qtile Our.
Seattle.
C. M. C Stewart Sulphur Co.,
71 Columbia St., Seattle.
Gentlemen:
Late In September, 1911, I re
ceived niy first bottle of fiiilphurro,
being one of about 400 who were
that day given of the wonderful
remedy at. Mr. Stewart':? home.
I Immediately began its use, and
was simply astonished at the sud
den and complete relief from nin,
both from Rheumatism and from
hemorrhoids, which had given me no
reilef for many months. Now, after
five months. .4 can say I have had
m return 'of puin from 'cither source,
and I feel as agile as a girl. I know
of many who have had marvelous
relief from the iue. of Hulplnirro.
(Signed) MRS. I.AV KA. SMITH.
913 Twenty-fourth Ave.
Sulphurro answers the system's nat
ural craving for Sulphur. For so many
generations Sulphur tins been regarded
us a; purifyinK and heallnn friend of
the human race that the desire for it U
Implanted deep in all of us. Nature has
provided Binpnur. as one or her enier
antiseptic and cluaiiuiff elements.
Bummir In powdered form wns never
regarded as entirely satisfactory, for
medicinal use, as the powder coats the
walls of the stomach ana intestines, 're
tarding rather than promoting circula
tion. But in liquid form (Sulphurro) it
passes freely Into the blood, and there
expels the poisons and disease germs
that causa the human family so much
distress. J
The Sulphurro booklet (sfnt free up
on request to the C. M. C. Stewart Sul
phur Co., 71 Columbia St., Seattle.
Wash.) will tell you all about ft. Book
let accompanies each BO-cont and 81
Sulphurro
j Sold by
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
"i,mjrtoai Largnt Bnigstot,
Or f Mali Promptly ?U!4.
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SULPHUR
CRAVING
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of counties and In road const! uctlon.
To Amend Constitution.
In connection with the authority to Is
sue state bonus is the proposed conntltu
tional amendment numbered 342-343 on
tha ballot rtMtrlctlng the tiBgiesale
of road bonds to 2 per cent of the as
sessed valuation of the state.
To pay tne ln.terost on the bonds the
road Itoard will each year compute the
amount necessary to meet tile interest
churge and the amount will be secured
from tux assessment by the state Us
commissioners.
The sinking fund will ulso'be created
by means of taxation after the tenth
annuul issuo of bonds, the stale road
board investing It as tha irrwdiicilila
school fund, the university fund or the
agricultural college fund are now in
vested. Highway Commissioner.
The statu hlgnway commissioner Is
to serve us secretury nnd adviser o
the slate road lawnl. llu will have of
flees in tho' capito'l building at Salem.
An amount of 812.0UO is to bo set aside
annually to pay the expense of the high
way department including his salary of
83600 yearly.
The state highway fund created from
bond issues and two-thirds of the ve
hicle tax will be paid by warrant drawn
by the secretary of state upon the treas
urer and approved by the state road
board.
The apportionment' of the fund In
clude a number of sub-provisions. An
amount necessary to pay the salary of
the highway commissioner and. the ex
penses of his office Is first set nslde.
Then two-thirds of the remainder Is to
be divided into three portions.
Counties to Aid Work.
One portion will be divided equally
among tho counties. The second por
tion will be divided among the coun
ties In proportion to area. The third
portion will bo divided among the coun
ties in proportion to as.se'iacd valua
tion. But the counties must provide a
fund to complement the state aid pro
posed. Counties are to be divided into two
clauses. Counties of the first class
must have nn assessed valuation of
more than $10,000,000. To set stata aid
counties of the first class must raise
an amount equal to the state aid. Coun
ties of the second class will be those
havinjr an assessed valuation of less
than 810,000,000. To get state aid coun
ties of the second class must raise half
as much as the state aid.
County Court to Fay Bills.
Any money unused by the county
to which It was apportioned at the
end of tho year will be returned to
tfiir Bfafrrrad 'm
over to any county is to bo expended
by tfie county court without interfer
ence, except that when desired in an.
advisory capacity the state highway
commissioner would furnish plans and
specifications for roads and otherwise
cooperate with tee county eourt to the
best of his ability.
The third of the state highway fund
not divided among the counties after the
manner described is to be divided
equally between ths two congressional
districts outside Portland and Is to he
used In the construction of necessary
roods that may be neglected by county
courts,
Uniform Construction Aimed At,
The argument In favor of the bill is
that only by wtata aid from bond iMsue
and supervision exercised by a high
way commissioner Is the state enabled
to solve tho prot.lam of uniformly con
structing permanent roads. The pi:
pose is to so bui)d roads in each county
that the county will bo r unit of a
state-wide system or net-work nf roadw.
J tvia.-uixed tkax, .by , laaui him'Jw-W-
cost or road building la distributed
over the period when tho benefits are
being received, also that bonds divide,
the cost of roads between country and
City, wliereas the country districts now
pay the cost. Persons who doubt the
wisdom of this course arc asked to cite
any country district in Oregon that has
over, unaided, built permanent highways.
Objections Baited.
The bill Is submitted through the ini
tiative by the harmony committee which
redrnfUd the bills of the state-whU
committee appointed by Governor West
and it is indorsed and supported by tho
Oregon Association for Highway' tm- j
provement.
The argument against the bill is that '
taxpayers should not incur state In- 1
dehtcdnesg for road building; but should
raiso the money by direct levy of taxes
thus escaping interest charges. It 1b
voiced chiefly by the road committee
of the state grange, which aska that
the counties be let alone in construe,
tion of roads. The grange committee
also objects to permitting the county
courts to expend! the money, declaring
that the material to be used, the road
to he improved, th amount to bo spent
and the termini of Improvement should
all be fixed try a county road meeting-.
FARMER'S HAND DRAWN
INTO CQRIKUTTER COGS
(Special to 'I'he Journal.)
Bcappoose, (Jr., Oct. . William
cutter at tills 'place, was seriously in- I
juren Monriay afternoon while cutting
corn for silage at . the James pomrry
place. Mr. HrhoU was cleaning and oil
ing the torn cutter while it was in mo
tion and hi sleeve; became entangled in
the cog wheels, iris arm was drawn into
th gtartns and bmlly lacerated, th
out beiu n inch-id,.fivB incine Jta
and very' deep. This accident will dis
able Mr, Schojj for som. time -
Midiijjiliii,L
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Incinerator Bond
C'luii'tor Amendment for St lecllou and
to Voters In Klectlon
Honda to the amount of 8100,000 will
be issued for the construction of a new
refuse Incinerator If a proposed charter
amendment recommended by the city
health hoard Is adopted by the voters of
Portland the second of next month at
the special municipal election. The
measure provides for the selection of a
alt by the board and for the expendi
ture of the money necessary to acijuire
a site and construct the burner under
the supervision of the board.
The demand for a new incinerator la
Immediate, und Imperative, a fact that
hue nut been denied in any .quarter. Ho
far us Is known there has not been a
single objection raised against the pas
sage of the contemplated amendment,
Preieut Incinerator Overtaxed.
The present incinerator at Guild's
lake lias a guaranteed capacity of ISO
tons per day, but It hus been forced
to burn us high as 180 tons in 24 hours
and is not able to moet the demands
made upon It. The sum of 876.0J0 has
already been voted for the Installation
of a system of municipal garbage col
lection, but tha health board has re
fused to sell the bonds because it is
well recognized that the establishment
of such a collection system means the
gathering of 2;iU to 3U0 tons of refuse
per day and that some means must be
provided to take care of tho surplus
over and above what the Guild's lake
iHunt, will, destroy.
The hoard takes the stand that be
fore the collection bonds are sold and
FAT BOY,
CRAZY 10 BE SOLDIER
(Special to Tlit Journal.)
Seattle, Wash.. Oct S.Seattle's fat
test boy, Webster iC. Rusk, aged 11,
weighing 375 pounds, found 14f among
the boy scouts not as strenuous as he
believed a soldier's standard called for.
so he sought actual campaign experi
ence by camping with the negro soldiers
at Fort Lawton, where lie was found
after being missing a week. The lad
Is as red blooded and healthy as he Is
stout. He has ..always been an ardent
boy scout and Joined that organization
with great enthusiasm. Nothing was
thought of it when Webster started for
school a week ago wearing his khaki un
iform and slouch hat. His failure to re.
port home led his parents to believe that
1 he haigone for ewd.
Yesterday a friend of webster'a father
reported that the boy was bivouacked
near Fort l.awton, eating with the negro
soldiers and sleeping in a shelter he had
tiiude in the woods. He had only words
or scorn for the man who "turned him
up" to his parents,
"Well, dear, I guess the honeymoon is
over." "Why do you say thatT" pouted
the bride. "I've been taking mock, and1
find tm down to 82.65." Wasnlngtou
Herald,
275 POUNDS,
25 GENT 1IIDEIE
Don't pay 50 cents for worthless hair tonici Uw oH
reKaBle, ha
Thin,
hair Is
brittle, colorless and scraggy
mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; of dandruff that awful scurf.
There is nothing bo destructive to
the ha ir es dandruff, it robs the hair
of its luster, Its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverlsi
!..! and Itching of tha scalp, Which
if not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die then the hair
fulls out fast.
A little Dandertne tonight now
any time will surely save your hair-
BOWELS SLUGGISH, STOMACH SQUR,
, KY, UPSET? BURETS 6BT
1i.ii t awful sourness, belching of acid and foul gases; that pain in th pit
of the stomach, th heartburn, nervousness, nausea, bloating after eating, feeU
ing of fullness, dizziness and sick headache, bieatis your stomach is full of sour
bile your liver Is torpid your bowels constipated. It isn't your stomach's
fault it Isn't tndlsestton--lt's billunsneea and constipation. '
Try Cascar-cts; they Immediately sweeten h stomach, vemoy tha sour, un
dlgestftd and fermenting food und foul take tha excess bli front th
liver and carry off the eronstlpatd wast matter from th bowels. Then your
stomach troubl, is ended. A C'ascaret tonight atralghUna you ut by murrilnjt..
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"CASGAKETS
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IssueArticle 1
I'tirclmse of Kite to Be Submitted,
November 2.
the city is obliged to pay interest ott
875,000 it Is the part of wisdom to pro';
vide for the destruction of tha garbag
after It Is collected.
Problem of sit Important.
If tli proposed amendment for tha
acquisition of Ross Island carrlea, th
problem of selecting a sit for .th
crematory will be eliminated, aa tha is
land offers an ideal location, far r
moved ftom residents and therefor '
presenting a minimum of objection ott
account of the enuisanc associated
with the gttrbag burner. .
In ease, however, that th island
should ,not be purchased by th city,":
the objection would be raised in soro
quarters that th health board wouli
not be able to select a suitable alt for
the plant on account of th opposition i
of residents In whatever locality th
crematory grounds might be laid out,
Notwithstanding this objection th hard
fact remains that another crematory is
an absolute necessity If th health at
the community is to be preserved. ' 1
MEN ARE HELPLESS AS
CHILDREN
Wnen Take Suddenly CI Her Zi
Common-Seas Bafag-aard.
nig, strong man I m a helpless in ;
fant when he la. auddenly ill ,..
Th sturdlestv'chap in town usually
loses self-control, and Is utterly un '
able to regard hi condition with th
canYrtioh sense that characterises "
everyday actions..
For example: II comes home tired,
eatn a heavy dinner and sits down t
read and smok away a quiet evening.
Suddenly he notices a weight en hi
stomach; then sharp pains around hi
heart, and a feeling ef suffocation.
Thoughts of "heart disease" rusl) over
him, and in his agony ha feara th :
WOrSt. U
His troubl wh aout indigestion, f
brought on by overloading hi tired -tomach,
- -
A coupl of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablta
might have given him relief might
have saved hlni hours of suffering.
Carry a package of Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets In your vest pocket or e
them in your room. Take on after
each heavy meal, and ward off Indiges
tion. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets rIiva
stomach troubles by aiding natur ta
supply those elements, th abseno of
which In (h gastrlo Juices cause lndi
gestlon and dyspepsia. They tend t ; ;
aid the stomach to digeat all kinds of
food and to quickly convert it into rich
red blood.
yv know what Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they will do. W
guarantee them to relieve indigestion
and dyspepsia. If they fait, w will
refund your money. ,
Three slates 25 cents, (9 cents, and
$1.00. gold only at our store or by
mail. Sold only by The Owl Drug Co,
Stores In Portland, Saattle, Spoksx, .
San Francisco, Oakland, IO Angela
and Sacramento.
" FOR FMilliG
Get a 28 cent bottle of Knowlton'i
Dandertne from any drug star or
toilet counter, and' after th first ap
plication you Will say it was th best
investment you ever mad. Tour hair
will Immediately, take on that lif,
luster and luxuriance which is so beau
tiful, it will become wavy and fluffy
and have the appearance of abundancot
an incomparable gloss and softness, but
what will please you most will b after
Just a few weeks' use, when you will
actually see a lot of fine, downy halr--
new hair growing all over th scalp.
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