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LORD LONGBOW v HE DETECTS SPIES WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF A SAURIAN rS sg: !! "Suspecting that thcro were ,. fastened a bellows to the laws lower had captured, you understand. . .'.',' ' Thursday's News Jappetolngi t liftman Interest Occurring Throughout the World. Atf Yestwday'iiasnfeweint t Press. Congressional, Congress met attain Thursday after he Holiday recess, 6ut the house ad- WJrhed after an li minute session In Aspect to tho memory of deceased ueniber, s; Th principal feature of the ;enat 'as' A speech by Benator Bailey, vhloh he ealled his farewell address, rh .gaiierlfc were Crowded toear the tenatop aedr his critic and deliver, a hflUpro against the lnltlatlve fefereh- lum and other popular laws. - ; Derriocratlo leaders In the senate lianned to take up the' fight against president Taff appointments 4n the lope that the special committee ap olnted t th democratic caucus fc'ould igree on A4?la of action. ' BenatOri ,ir being' deluged with let era, opposing President Taffa appoint ments, to-th new industrial commis sion because, it is protested, they in- dud; too . representative of 6,000,000 Vaga'earnsra'otJtiiexiountryOT welt tneWn .economist or social worker. ' Protests ark being received ftjrsirtst J.'ia Action Df the .ways and means 6om piltte of house in apportioning th Im for tariff hearings in January. Jnder the pians announced the extreme Imlt of time allowed for hearings on my subject Is two days, and the pro- ests now. coming In declare that no ntelllrent presentation of the more im portant schedules can be made in that mort tlma iWith the reassembling- ol congress" rhursday there has come a flood of speculation and discussion concerning ;he Democratic caucus of the honss Jwhlch is to be held next Tuesday, to nut commutes vacancies., xne moat mportant seats will be one on the ways in4' means committee vacated by Rep- eseiitatlve Hughes of New Jersey, who $ seeking senatorial honors; ohe on the tpproprlaUona committee vacated by ftepresentattv COx, governor-elect of miOi ana uie cnairmansnip vi m ror Ign if fairs xommlttee, vacated by-Rep. esentative Buiser, who has become gov rnot Of New Tork. j The house committee on merchant biarthe and fisheries' began hearings a the so-called North Atlantic ship- Hag pool..?Th"prpos of the Investi gation is a determine if the. commerce etween the United States and South Came -Out In Witery Pimples, Would Have to Walk Roor, Could Not Piit Hinds In Water, Cutl cun Soap tnd Ointment Cured, BiT.Owkn. Minn. My edema earn ol hi weAery Wmphs, a ldnd of a rath, and talked Uk "watery taZk hea ! would scratch It. Aad taea Dhl W It would itch and ' burn I My hands wen so bad that t Could hot da aaythlng about the house. i eauM not wash my fee o Comb toy hal a Vmm. XI whs cn th hMtdaea Ay Mbda and U. Uf trMlbl becta With havtiifl battda la watar too auck. Uf handi wouldllAajidloIwottMhvatowaIlt , th toot lad when I Would do that toy feet would bleed. As for putting my hand fct Water, t could aot, for If I did my hand would bleed and toy Ibet th same, t Wa hot able to wear wy Inot for three raoaths. "I hrlad differeat Uada of rtsaedtea ht they did no food, By asbig Ontkmra fio9 aad Olataownt I wm cured to four months and hat aeea noehiagof th trouble in to mm.! (Slgasd Xlias Ada Xrlckson, May l.mi' ' , ynt hot hat a eiaar kVln, soft whit hahds, clean toalp ahd good hairt t la fow birthright, OuMcur Soap with aa oo oaclonal two of Ottttcura Ointment will bring about bm oovtted OondlUons la moft case whta B J Mh. . CaUcura fioa (304 UlttploTeeh mailed fre. U ll-fr Bktt Book. Addnas po-rd ttttfura. Dept. T, Boston." ' YrrnderAeed kiwuld s Ottaona b Sharing ptlok, S5o, Sanrplefre. f KO matter what th caee-yon will llhd I gentle, speedy and positive relief la - ANTI-KAMN1A TABLETS ' VhM wattiWrai ri rUrn an mt tAtm. Imntt. kttaiHcmtu or SoNl tm nun. Ihf btinm abMoo ml r tnall amt aadntt. Tr tbmat , At Atl DrUKcUt. 10m SSm N-rt(UlM) If i oy i iR inaLi fcy"''1 "' ii"Mk Jaci. ' Mi FplflB around headquarters, I of a crocodile, which me fol ' 1 Invited two Suspect to witness th hovel , Briefly Sketched XmeMcah countries W cpntrolied byJa steamship trust ' . ' H PoUUcaK Gedfg w. Ciarfce of Adel, who" was elected governor of Iowa last Novem ber hd the others chosen , to th sev eral state offices at that time, were in augurated Thursday with the usual ceremonies. KeAr Admiral Frank & freUyv who has been in command of th Washing ton navy yard and' the naval gun fac tory there for nearly three years, has been succeeded In those duties by Cap tain Hilary P. JqrteS; late commander of the battleship hhode Island. Rear Ad miral Realty has been assigned to the command or a Division or me Atlantic fleet. . A tax levy of tthe tenth of a mill yearly ror 8 years for the benefit of th slate fdrest reserve is to be recom mended to the Wisconsin Legislature by the atate conservation commission. the announcement was Itiede Thursday by the commission, which has estimated th funds thus raised would amount to more thatv 16,00,090. President Taft on Thursday nomi nated Fehton W. Booth of Illinois, how justice of the court, of claims, to be chief justice of that court, succeeding Stanton J. Peelle. lie named Henry Bherman BOutelt of Illinois to be a jus tice, succeeding Booth. Boutell Is now minister to Switzerland. Edwai-d E. Wagner of Mitchell, 8. D., Unietd States attorney for that state, and.. Charles A. Boynton, attorney at Waco, Texas, resigned Thursday. Presi dent Taft accepted both resignations, which, it was said at the department of Justice. War voluntary. Two women -have been proposed for places in the cablhet one of thern for secretary of war. This disclosure was made Thursday when Mr. Wilsoh was asked if the suffragettes had suggested any name's of women for Cabinet posi tions. Eastern. Memphis hospitals ire closed against victims of meningitis scourge In east ern Arkansas. They have been flocking to Memphis and bringing the disease with them. A quarantine was declared sgalnst those attempting to flee from the disease in Arkansas and all attempt ing to enter Memphis Thursday were turned bacfc It Is rumored that several persona were killed in eastern Arkansas by officers forcing a quarantine with shotguns. Two Italians were found snot to death at Streator, 111., Thursday. One of the men, Qustlno Locogo, was in volved In black hand troubles recently. PoBtofflce Inspectors at Chicago are busily seeking clues to the writer of a lotter to Frank Dare, foreman of the Ihdlana'polls dynamiting Jury, at New Lisbon, Indiana, which threatened him with death within three months. Announcement of the election Of James Keeley, general manager of the Chicago Tribune as Dean of the Col lege of Journalism at Notre Dame Un iversity, was made Thursday. General Edward Merwln Lee, once acting Governor of Wyomlhg, and a relattv of Robert E. Lee, died AVednes day night at Ms home in New York. In Wyoming he signed the first bill glvittg Women the right to vote. Jack Johnson and his white wife were hissed off the floor of the Seventh Regiment Armory at Chicago Thursday night. The regiment, Which la mad up of negroes, was giving its annual New Year's dance, and about SBOd persons were crowded Into th building, when Johnson and his wife took their place on the floor, immediately the floor was deserted and a storm Of hisses arose and continued until th couple left the hall. AS a means of reducing the cost of ltving, Ja system of co-operative stores for the sal Of provisions ae diseas ed by the Housekeepers' league at Phil adelphia Thursday, Mrs. William H. Derf, Who conducted the crusade for cheap eggs, presided. Sfforta to settle the garment workers' strike at New York Thursday failed. The various agencies working for peaca did not find a basis upon which man ufacturers and employes might agree. The strike of textile workers at Llttlo Falls, N. Yi, Which has been In pro gress nearly six months, was settled Thursday and the men returned ta work. Both sides claim a victory. Albert McCabe, United States District Judge In the Philippine Islands, died Thursday at Rochester, Minn. Judge cMCabe, seriously ill, left Manila two,, months ago and it was thought he Would not survive the Journey home. He was 44 years old. The Carlisle building, a seven-story stone structure, at the southwest cor her of Fourth avenuo. and Walnut Streets, in Cincinnati, was almost de stroyed by fir Thursday night, entail ing a loss estimated at $250,000. Theodore Roberts, an actor well known 1 Portland and a Cousin of rlorenCe Roberts, is serving a six months' term in . Ludlow street jail, New York,, for refusing to pay his di vorced Wife alimony of $50" a week, ; United- Eates Senator Jeff Davis died suddenly at Little Rock, Ark., Thursday 'morning as the result of an attack of apoplexy, senator Davis was th only man enjoying the dis tinction tf having beert Governor of Arkansas for thre terms. V Chicago will spend $45,0o6.6o6 in. 1913. Th budget carrying that amount was adopted by the council Thursday. Of this sum $31,604,182 will be expended on th city government, while the total will cover schools, public llbrkrles, saii itarlUm and ether extensions of munic ipal activity. The budget : carries a redaction of.Jj per cent In salaries of lfty-wblrMkidtag- Mye-tar rlson. rttreei accidents lh New York CltjP during the year 1&12 caused the death of Hi persona, Statistics made public "And under pretwiss ePusing th creatdr '.' " - ' . (Copyright, 1912, Thursday by the T National Railways Protective, society show that 230 of these victim were children, tot Whom 103 were run over by automobiles. l Florence Gamble, 32 years .old ahd good looking, who styles herself, "Iowa's champion hekrtbreaker,' brohe r down arid confessed to. federal officer at De Molnea Thursday that ho had corresponded wkh more than BOO lohe some bachelors over the country, from neatly all of whom she received amounts ranging from $15 to $8$. She received ah average of 150 letters a week in th last two months. - : ftkbttio Cbiwt. Seaside claims th first baby born in Oregon in 1013. It Is a seven and a half potind gir), born to Mr. and Mrs. James Lawler. Oha divorce granted or 'pending, t'6 every three marriage1 licenses Issued is the record set by Spokane county In 1912, showing that Spokane leads the cities of the Tiorthwest ha the Rend for disgruntled ahd mlfcmatrd couples. The number of license granted was lT67i white divorces granted and suits pending total 698 , . Representative F. M. Gill, of Estaea- gallon, will Introduce a bill at the cord ing session. Of th legislature to repeal the law empowering a county to vote tm stock running at large. He propose that the matter shall be left to the precincts to decide at a general dt special election. MisctflnhOlls. The Navy Department announced Thursday that trans-Atlantic steamship lines have agrted to move their track to the southward, in order tp avoid ice bergs, the change to be become ef fective January 15. The Russian Imperial Crdwn Prince IS said to have completely recovered his health. He is. about to begin .his Frehch studies and a Swiss prbfesW, Pierre GilWd, has been appointed his tutor. SLIDE TURKS .ENGINE E! luum -rei i.Mea wire. i , Tacoma, Wash., Jan. "8. Suffering great agony from burns and scalds sustained last night In the wreck of a Taeoma-Eftstern might train near Clay City, Engineer William Bunnell of Ta coma Is lying near death in a hospital at Eatohviile. Fireman Roy Frueden stein and Head Brakemarl Bushey were slightly burned. The wreck was caused by a landslide, and occurred within a few feet of the point where a passenger train "was de railed three Jays ago. Fireman Fruedensteln carried his en gineer from the cab, where Bunnell had been pinned In the wreckage. SKAMANIA COUNTY ELKS TO HAVE GRAND BALL (Special to The Journtl.) Stevenson, Wash., Jan. 3. The Elks of Skamainia county will hold their grand ball here Monday night, January 13. Many invitations hv been issued and the affair promises to be a big success. Festivities will continue from "sundown to sunup," including a mid night supper. FIRST PARCEL BY POST IS-FOR WAPPENSTEIN r t 1 i nf . (pitl hi Tile fmirhl.) Walla Walla. Wash. Jan. 3. The first registered paTceV post package re ceived in this city was addresbed to i". W. Wappenstein, former chief of police of Seattle, now an inmate of the statu penitentiary, fha package Was from Seattle and did not bear th sender's name. Austria-Hungary Is building hydro electric plants which will cost more than-$24,000,000. J 111 ' " in nun in i i Gall Stones Removed Without an Operation After suffering for 6ne year with gall stones, I was told by a friend to try Bwamp-Rdot. I began with the firty cent size and after using four bottle found that I was much better. Then began using the larger size bottles and after taking three bottles I Was cured. That has been seven year ago this summer ahd I have never been elck sine that time from this disease. I cah cheerfully recommend Dr Kil mer' Bwamp-Root to ahyon for kid ney and bladder trouble hoping it may do ft much good for many people a It did ror me. Yours truly, MISS EMMA HOLDEFER. 20 North Thorp St., Kansas City, Kan. State of Missouri, County of Jackson, ss On the 11th dayr6f August, 1909, per sonally appeared before met , Notary Publlo In and for th County and State. Miss Emma Iloldefer who Uubserlbed the within statement and ma9e oath that th same is-true in substance and Ih fact. HENRY EMERY, , Notary public. . letter to J or. A-iimar a fciaghamtoft, r. r. rroYi that mMot Wilt 0 fir Toi Send to Dr. Kilmer ft Cd.,. Bingham ton. N. T.t for. a sample bottle, it will convince anyone.1 You will also receive a booklet Jbi valuable Information, tf 11- i - - -- '- j tprnitrbwthe-kdney8-trrnt-!addrf wnen writing, b sure and mention The Portland aally Journal. Regular fifty Cent arid one-dollar bottle for sale at all drug stores. x OVER HE DYING aa a rug cleaner, "I untied tha Jaw operation, old Chan. ' them raDldly in anger, - v ' v y W. Werner.) NEW MEMBERS ELECTED TO STATE LEGISLATURE v.:. k. . ! i : - 3"' ' - I M. Vernoa Parsona of Eugejne, rep' re8etttatlVG-lebt from Lane coun ty; Republican. (Special f Ttm Joarnal.1 Eugene, Or., Jan. 8. M. Vernoh Par sorlV successful Republican candidate for. -representative from Lane county, was born at Fairfield, Ohld, in 1882, ahd received his early education !h the rural schools of Miami county, Ohio. Coming to Oregon he taught school hi the west ern part of Lane county In 1900 later attending the Portland Business college-, earning his board and room by carrying papers. He served four years lrt th United States marin corpe, and after working on farms, in sawmills, in log ging camps, in mines ahd in offices to earn enough money to obtain an educa tion In law. He went to Chattanooga, Tenn.k where he was graduated with an LL. b. degree. He was admitted to the bar of Tennessee and Oregon In 1908, and has since that time been practicing in Eugene. At present, besides conduct ing his law practice, h oversees his dairy and stock farm west of Eugene. Mr. Parsons haB a wife and one child. Citrus Growers Oppose "Tariff Cut. (ttolted Press Leased Wire.) Los Angeles, Jan. 3. Six citrus grow ers are named today by the Citrus Grow ers' association to go to Washington to appear before the senate finance com mittee to argue against possible orange end lemon tariff reduction. A CftfcAT DISCOVER Certain Ingredients That B tally Promote Hair Orowth when Properly Combined Resorcln is one of the most effective germ destroyers ever discovered by science, and In connection with Beta Napthol, which is both germicidal and antiseptic, a combination is formed which destroys the germ which rob the hair of lis natural nourishment, and also creates a clean, healthy condition of th scalp, which prevents the develop ment of new germs. Pllocarpln, although not a coloring matter or dye, Is a well-khowh Ingre dient for restoring the hair to its nat ural color, when the loss of hair has been caused by a disease of the scalp. These ingredients In proper combina tion, with alcohol added as a stimulant and for Us well - defined nourishing properties, perfect perhap the most effective remedy that Is known for si'nip and harr 'troubles. We have a remedy which Is chiefly composed of these Ingredients, In com bination with other extremely invaluable medicinal agents. We guarantee it to positively cure dandruff and to grow hair, even though the scalp in spots is bare of hair. It there Is any vitality left In the roots, it Will positively cure baldness, or We win refund your tnoney. If the scalp has a glazed, shiny appear ance, It's &n indication that baldness Is permanent, but In other instances we believe baldness is curable. We want every one troubled with scalp disease or loss of hair to try Rex all "93" Hair Tonic. If it does hot cure dandruff and grow hair to the satis faction of the user, w will Without questloh or quibble return fevery cent paid us for it. We print this guarantee oh every bottle. It has effected a positive cure of 93 of cases where put to a practical test. Rexall "93" Hair tOnlo I entirely unlike, and we think, in eVery particular. better than anything else we know of for th purpose for which it is pre scribed. We urga you to try this preparation at our entir risk, certainly we know of no better guarantee to give you. " Sold only by Th Owl Drug Co. Stores In Portland, Seattle, BpOfcane, Ban Fran cisco, Oakland, Los Angeles and Sacra mento. " , . ' Instantly Rellev and rapidly Cur GOUT.RIIEUMATISM.KHEUMATIC GOUT. SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, add all pain In tho head.-fac and llmba, ' At all Dnwiitt. M fra Sob AseaaT - fe.- rOUGERA- -CO. larC Vr I I I lit liiaMfiiis bf thA'trocodlle. he at once. begad clashing "And tho resultlnff blast blow Justice's Action in Regard to Boy Who Slew Step-Father, Is Surprise. (Special te Th Jrnirntl.l Frlnevllle, Or., Jan. 8 Feeling that he . had been Justified Id committing murder, GAylor McDaniel, .23 years old, was surprised when lie learned that he woutd be held In jail without ball until the next grand Jury meftts on the charge of murder In th first degree ror killing his stepfather, Herman Poch. Last Tuesday morning Poch was Killed by young Gaylor during an altercation that lasted all night, in which Mc Daniel s says Poch accused him of im proper relations with his own mother. McUanlels shot Poch In the barnyard at a ranch owned by Poch, about three miles east of Prinevlllei about 3:30 O'clock Tuesday morning. Poch had recehtly married McDan lei's mother. Ho had always been n bachelor and was a derman about 10 years of age. - Only- Mrs. Poeht mother of McDaniel, a 6-year-old "on. and MCDahlel wer present at the time of tho killing. McDaniel says that he got his gun and told his mother that no man could call him names, that Poch did, ard get ajvay with it. He said when he met Poch in tho barnyard, Poch said he would either kill McDaniel or Mc panlel would kill hifn. Then Mefca ri le! fired the shot that killed 1'och with in 10 minutes. the thdther testified that she tried to persuade her son not to do the shooting, but that she would have shot Poch herself before he would have allowed him, to spread the Accusations In town that he had made against mother and son. The- preliminary examination was held beforft justice of the Peae A. H, Kennedy. Pittsburg. Pa., Jan. 8. Georre D. Dunbar, a well known mechanical engi neer ahd industrial etpcrt of Pittsburg, how located at Cape Graolas a' Dlos, Nicaragua, writes to friends here that the newly discovered gold fields In Ni caragua promise to rival those of Alaska in importance. One PIttsburger, h says, is taking out. $10,000 worth of refined itold each month on a compara tively small holding, and that others are doing equally well. Mr. Dunbar says foreigners are flocking there but that the marked successes are being made by Americans, whose superior business and lhdustrlal training gives them an immense advantage. Oh Thanksgiving day, Mr. Dunbar says, the heat was so Intense that plan tation and mine employes worked with the least possible clothing that would pass muster, but that there was none of the lagging that IS so evident In oth er "lections of tropical America, because everybody is mltteil with the gold fe- vef and fortunes are being made every hour. There is abundant opportunity for capital, he says, but th natives and the NIcaraguan government are chwry about letting th outsider know anything boyond What he discovers for himself. Mr. Duhbar spent soma time In Alaska several years ago, In the capacity of an engineer,, and he expresses the opinion that tho, NIcaraguan field will ulti mately give the world as large a yield of gold as either th great North Amer ican or the South African territory. scoiBfie Camden, N. J., Jan. 8. 4n an address at the Camden High school, F. Hopkln son Smith, writer and artist, said that "Uncle Tom s Cabin" had doho more harm than any other book ever written; HO added Xh&f the general condition of tho negro had hot Improved loee the Civil war and that the negroes of the South were, happier, better cared for and more content in the days of slavery than they Were now. Mr. Smith's criticism of "Uncle Tom' Cabin" was based on his belief, that the book gave the world an erroneous con ception of the negroes' lit and c6ridi tlon before the war. H said th chief Incidents in Mrs. Stow' work Were such as hover could hav' happened In th South, 11 attributed much of the bitterness that prevailed in th South years after ,the war, to "misinforma tion conveyed broadcast" by "ynl xons caotn.'.' Mrs. tetowe he said wai to be blamed only for' making such use bl ihoident that came to her knowledge at second hand, "Urinld Torn" Cabin" as a whole, he insisted. Was a highly colored cari cature that did not reflect real Ufa irl th South. , r- , Glfford Plnchot, th former United 5tuleSTorestPTT-hir-lff-KCileranf regard ed a the, cause of th spilt between PresldentTaft and Colonel Roosevelt, is said to-tsplr to the governorship of I'annsylvanla.- . . v . 1 GOLD FED FOUND IN NICARAGUA UNCLE TOM S CABIN wigs in which , tha spies were disguised. They Were at one arrested and I was accorded great appreciation for hie. service, old chap." ALLEGE ABDUCTION OF YOUNG BEAUTY Los Angeles Man Charges His Daughter Has Been Stolen by Her Half-sister. (t" lilted Press Leased Wire.) Los Angeles, Jan. I. -'Warrants have been Issued charging Mr. Violet Ake of Seattle and C C. Boxtey of Los Angeles with abduction, following tha disappearance of Reathi Watson, the beautiful 16-year-old half-sister of Mrs. Ake. . Th girt left th home of her father, W. w, Watson, two days ago. Watson swore to the warrants last evening after receiving a letter, purporting to have come from his daughter, saying that she wa -going east" and would write when she reached her destination. Mrs, Ake and Bdtley, Who is married. dropped from sight here about the same time. Boxley previously provisioning his automobile for a trip to flan Francisco. Watson believes the man and woman hav taken thd girl to Seattle, where Mrs. Ake's small daughter is in school. Reatha Watson Is said to be one of tho most beautiful girl of Lbs Angeles, 8h has frequently posed for photo, graphic art work. Drill fop Oil Neap Centralis. .(Special to The Journal. 1 Centralis, Wafth., Jan. J.The ma chinery to dHll Tor oil on the Sartar place, seven mile "north Of" centrallo, arrived in Teriind - yesterday, Active drilling will begin immedlatelyi Th company which, will carry out th proj bet consist of Tacoma and Seattle can ItaliBta, end 4000 acres of land has been leased for tha work. Drills Wr Silnk on the property ome 14 years ago, and at that time tho indications of oil were unusually good. Hotel Company Appeals Case. (Snnrlal "tn T!,a Jnnrnal.k Hood River,. Or., Jan. 3. Judge Buck bandSd down hia deetathn vtrri In the case ot Ross & Baker, lessees of me uregon notei, wno are claiming damages from tho hotel company for tearing down the promenade porch of ine notei. xne case, nas been appealed to the district eourt by the hotel com pany. Th damage asked by .the lessees will amount to about $8000; The first annual convention of th Womert'B National Democratic-league Is to be hel4 ,next week in Washington. D. C. , GASGARETS SURELY No Headache, Biliousness, Upset Btotnach or Constipated Bowels by Morning. Are yhu keeping your bowels, liver nnu oivuinv,!! twai wa n,sv i.ivou niLii Cascarets, or merely forcing a passage as t tnmsnh vtlnAn nniA anrl ft ad W mtttt U way through these alimentary or drain age organs every few day with Salts. Cathartic Pills, Castor Oil or Purgative Water? Btop having a bowel wash-day. Let Caacarets thoroughly cleanse and regu late the stomach, remove the undigested sour and fermenting food and foul gases, take th excess bile front th liver and carry out of the system all th decomposed Waste matter and pois on In the Intestines and bowels. A Cascaret tonight win make ybu feel great by morning. They work whll you sleep never gripe, sicken or cause any Inconvenience ana cost only 10 cents a box from your druggist. Mil lions Of men and women take a Casba ret now and then ahd heVtr ha Head achy Biliousness, coated tongue, Indk gestlon, Sour Stomach or Constipated Bowels. Casearets belortg In every household. Children just love to take them. STRAIGHTEN Oil OUT To Relieve Rheumatism th body-watte producing uric acid must be gradually arrested ami the blood purified. Correct diet is esstmtial. Abstain from tea aftd anything containing alcohol eat neat 6ttly once a tiay and take 5 CO SION after every meal SCOTT'S MMULSION is making qualities and makes If 6tn the poisonous products the joints ahd muscles its Wonder ful powers relieve the enlarged, stii 1 ened i j o i n i i a h d hi o r t l ' SCOTT'S EMULSION ; places, body-weakness sound body-strength" by its con centrated nourishiftg probertics. ' rhtSlCiant MifTWrn Bcort & BowW;!i WooirtficU, off the fftlmi WMkr nri HOUSE CAUGHT IN SLIDE DOWN SEATTLE BLUFF CRUSHES 1, INJURES (Pnittid rr Leased who.) Seattle, wash. jan.;4, One . man was killed and thre in Jured early this morning when a -house caught In; a landslide -rolled over arid over down the West Seattle bluff. The body of John Larson, who was caught :when the house collapsed, has not ydt been recovered Albert Christ, 80 years . old: Anton Nelson, nB3, and Martin Jenson, 44, who were in. the house, were taken frdm the- ruins fearfully, bruised. Hood Hirer lias Nice Weather. M (Special to The Journal,! ; ' Hood River, Oh, Jan. 8. Testerday wa the mildest day that Hood River ha enjoyed- f$r the past number of years for this season of the year. : Tho thermometer stood at SS above sero at boon, and the sun was shining brightly. Roads ar drying Up rapidly and are in fair condition for this time of the year." ---r- ., ' T 'T' tor Infants and Cnil&ren, Tha Kind Yoa Have 'ttfajlExtfl; IUU Often Want , quick relief frdtn biliousnesafronl Its headaches, its tout stomachy hiccoughs flatnterf?e, . unpleasant breath and the generaT feeliti if of good-for-nothingness i causes. Thdusands-thrOdgh thtee gener -1: - J kl U- 11 . . aiiuns aim iuc wiuc worm OTer have found, as you will find, that 0e the necessary relief quickly. vuvij, Kcim;, uaiuraujr . uia harmless family remedy is justly famous for Its powttr ta put the bowels, liver, kidneys and stomach in regular active working wder. In every wayr-Hn feelings, ' looks, actions And in powerr-Trou will find yourself altogether better after yoa hate used Beecham'f Pills t W ootht to bb tarfcto read tht dirctIoai f. mincTcry voir . "'. . . " SoldvrrrwWllKu.2te Don't risk deafnecit! rut m c ri . JS Jk.? onemai and gcnn'ns . w nvnuuu m urinira ijwimnE . i the luflanied ncmbrwi, by taming th i monoon mra. eat .t!l.lM TrS EMUL rich, in blood new blood free ' which irritate e with . MrAer - t'Stt. N. J. u CASTOR I A CftrffA 1 Miii.u.lauaiaiauT!ig:1 wm am m hi ! J f i " :
