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Notes of Wednesday's Happenings
lirief Paragraphs GiTe Journal Headers the News of Late Yesterday
Afternoon and Last Night. ' .
CpnKreHNional. ;'
v y a vote of 83 to 20, the .Bcnato 6n
Wedneaday ektrilel the life of the coin
meroe court, from. March 4 to Juno 80.
Tills aution 'was taken beeausb the sena
trrs -did- not boliove lltigfctlon before
that tribunal could bo adjudicated or
., t Januar 20 is the date set by the
. fwnat&'to vote on the resolution Intro
ducea by Senator, Work of California,
providing tUat' a, presidential :tcrmj be
six years Instead of four as now., ' :
Sugars refiners, bce sugar men, Call
fornia wine producers, miners) water Im
porters and others descended In "force
- Wednesday lip on the house committee
' ou ways an4 means to right, out the
ta fit t . 18800.": T'6"'V f: :''r i 'A , ',
Senator Borah and t Representative
French ' have Introduced bills amending
the- three-year homestead law by pro
viding that in Ilea of cultivation ot the
areas fixed by that law,', settlers may
milks 51 Improvements representing aver
bko outlay of 1 1.60 an acre a year and
thus b0ir.Stor MtlK'ii '
Tiattlie Warren Livestock company,
" of which Senator Warren of Wyoming,
was the -head, was "maintaining unlaw
i ful encloaurts" of public lands In Wyo
,mlng and Colorado In 1906, was the sub
' stance of. a. report adopted by the house
J committee i on expenditures in the in
terior -department "v;
Solictor Bourne has been advised that
thi) fnjest service' has set aside for the
- ' improvement of roads in Oregon forest
" . . rstrvca amounta totallnt f 16,077... . ,
t ' , Political. , i
' . The establishment of a state rail 'oitjh
m "aay, on which independent companies
could operate trains vnder the super
vision of th a state, is proposed in a con.
atltuttonal. amendment presented by Sen
ator Caminettl to the California legis
lature, " . - j .
- To guard against the Introduction of
liubonie plague : between now ' and i the
time of. the exposition, Senator ' Casey
lias introduced a bill in 'the California
legislature carrying an appropriation of
iiuj.ouo ror mj "iiLin" J.'.iri":Ljf""i l hfl
""TJrmi a s "eT.a'ck i n g ofvthe state board
of - health, which Is fearful that the
plague? win get into California, when ire
migrants begic, to arrive via the Pan
ama canal. , 's:.. w ( ';;.-
' Former Congressman Edward C. Bur
lelgh. Republican,; was elected United
States Senator by. the Maine legislature
in JoJ nt : convention Wednesday.' ,;t
lew York'f legislature, went oil recorJ
Wednesday as favoring the proposed
amendment' to the: federal constitution
Gaino 30 Lb
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Sadmanu "Oh, my, this btgh cost of
living Is ccttlntr- awful!" -
GladwlO-"xot at til. "Look at this
hat for $1.9.75: lnt year, I paid $29.1)3
for the' unit 'Kind.'".' '-y7..'V-v".'v,'v
providing election ' if United States
senators -'by. the people, ' , ;T -'v '
, The equal, suffrage eohstlrutlonal
amendment carried , , In the senate of
South OaUota Wednesday with Only two
opposing-votes, "fhls was the first time
It has gone through without a fight.
: v. ;' f - y - ' Kastprn. ; .:;
;''' Two carloads, Of rifles and cartridges,
stored at New Orleans until they could
be sent ' tq Mi)xlco,iv weie , dlacovered
Wednesday by , special agents of the
United States government. It Is un
derstood that the contraband was to lie
shipped on steamers owned by Erenesto
Madtsro. . r ,
' The third trial Of Dr. B. C. Hyde for
the -alleged murder of Colonel Thomas
Swope, millionaire uncle of Mrs. Hyde,
started at Kansas City vfednesday. The
defense attorneys tried bard: to secure
a postponement but failed, j :
' The first suit of a member of a union
against a union for1 damages oecause
he was' called out on strike for no good
reason was filed in the' supreme court
at New York Wednesday by Stanley" W.
Lawton against, the Musical .Mutual
Protective union: The complainant asks
f50T damages. i" : it t .;-' iv;
The Carnegie hero committee at. Pitts
burg Wednesday nlgnt announced the
name , of : Ernest TE. Boggess ' of Hood
River, Or., as one of the winners in the
Carnegie fund ' distribution. Mr. Bog
gess was awarded a bronze medal, f 438
disablement benefits' . and lltroo , as
needed. ,;.-.':;, ' ,, '. '1 i-
General Don Oprlano Castro, former,
ly president of . Venezuela,," detained, at
Kills island by the immigration, officials
more than two weeks, was denied ad
mission Wednesday to 4he United States
by a special board of inquiry, j"- v; s--
-A flood Of petitions for ' damages
through the oss of the Steamer Titanic
filed in New York Wednesday, Includes
one from Mrs. Irene Wallach Harris,
who claims $1,000,000 for the loss of her
husband, ' Henry B. Harris, theatrical
manager,' , This Is the heaviest of the
The robber who held up half a dozen
railroad ticket offices In New York and
Pennsylvania tbe last mopth waa cap
tured in Boston Wednesday, the police
believe, when William J. Clayton was
taken into custody after a sensational
chase following an attempted daylight
robbery,,
It was learned from en authoritative
source in New York Wednesday that th
Union Pacific Railroad company plans
to taka over the Central pacific Rail
way company by lease from tbe Soutji
em Pacific company, and this way meet,
the redulrements imposed by the eu
preme court" in Its decree ordering the
dissolution of the Union and) Southern
I'acino.
' Taciflc Coast.
Cooperation with the movement Instl
tuted by Ban Francisco clubwomen" to
secure the recall of Police Judge Weller
for reducing; the ball of. a prisoner
charged with a statutory of fense--was
promised i Wednesday . by s. Rudolph
Spreckels, : San : Francisco millionaire.
Judge Weller reduced the accused man's
ball from $3000 to $1000, which the lat
ter furnished and left the state. . -
... After reciting' to the police' a story
of a horrible six weeks as a captive in
a room in the Japanese section of Los
Angeles, a girl giving the name of Anna
Hoffman, Is being cared for at the coun
ty hospital, whila detectives are inves
ttffatlnsr thA mam. ' ... '" ' J ''; ;':..!'
, A bolt of lightning Wednesday nlgh
struck the lighthouse at Point Bonita,
ruined the light and partially destroyed
the tower. San Francisco was treated
to the unusual spectacle of a thunder
and lightning storm, which began at
midnight and lasted mora than an hour.
. Hand Lesund of Bay City. Or., i ot)
Wednesday found on the shore of Till
amook bay a black bottle, in which he
discovered ft slip of paper on which, was
written t In; six different languages!
nvhen found, please notify the United
States Uydrographlo office, Washington,
D. C.w This was done by Mr. Lesuna,
Charles S. Reed, warden of the Wash
inaton state penitentiary, former super,
intendent of ths state training school
at Chehalls and one time chief of the
. . . . , , . m . . ... A ... 1,1.
Bean 10 ponce lura, ii vuuunm tun
relirnatIon. to the state board of con
tool. Mr. Reed will take charge of the
Minnesota: state reformatory at St
Cloud, , . '
-Foreign.
Nine of the crew of the Russian bark
California were drowned Wednesday as
the result of that vessel being blown on
the coast of Northumberland and
wrecked during a gale.; Captain t'sk-
bonv and seven- others- reached - Shore
eafelyrt.-v-;.A-s
Two ' persons were killed and many
wounded as a result of a pitched bat
tle at Shanghai Wednesday, over at
tenets to suoDress the opium traffic.
Officials of the 8hang-tu and neighbor
ing districts were patrolling, with a mil
itary ; escort to enforce, the order of
prohibition against the cultivation of
opium when , they 'were set upon by
1000 armed supporters of the opium
traffic ; ;,' , '. . - ". ;
fyK Mlwllneoog. , -'A
snowslida at Fernle. B, C, Wcdnes.
day carried away portions of th wa
ter line, the Shack in which ' Joe Cul
shaw of Fernle, the driver of a big
electric fan,, was in at the time,, kill
ing Culahaw, and tore away the snow
sheds of the main lin of the Morrlsey-
Fernle & Michel railroad, and left ten
feet of snow, trees and stumps on the
track. , , , ' t. '
From the general superintendence of
one of ; the ' most; prosperous mines In
Idaho to the interior of a felon's cell
In the Vancouver, B. C, Jail is the long
and rocky path traveled in the short
space of three months by Nathaniel A.
McGovern, son ; and j brother of the
wenlthlest cattle;:;owners-4a-vthtte
of Texas, and who now faces ft prison
term on a charge "of obtaining money
by false pretenses. ;
As t ha result of police lnvestltraUon
int.th.icUnUly..of . th-uotnebilists
who ran down and killed J.J Longman,
street sweeper, at Vancouver, B. C.
mid seriously injured J. Mel'heraon, : a
fetlow worker,. Monday nmliti H. (La
Jnltp Vlrcll, sc"i'('(;i ry trnrl 1 rcistiror
the .(.' (iiiiu M ni or .M;f''hine
.-i-M, i.s !i I ! !'V 1 i i o ' ..:,.-. f.si (- : j-
Everett Wrest "Wot too doin'.
divin' off here from dat express train?
Didn't jouse have no t'rough ticket?"
'v Soiled Sylvester "Surel , But , dia
company alius rlci me stopover priv-
tletrea "whenever dor see ma."
clon of being the driver of the .death
dealing car.
Leaving the harbor at Nanalmo, B. C.t
with, a cargo comprising 2000 cases of
dynamite, the steamer Oscar took fire
and getting beyond control was beached
on Protection Island. A terrific explo
slon followed, resulting In several thou
sand dollars' worth of damage.
PLEA FOR ECONOMY
: ' . .lnlled VrM Leaied Wlrt.V ' , ' " i.
Olympia, Wash., Jan, 19, In his inaug
ural address yesterday. Governor Lister
spoke at length on the wonderful re
sources of the state, pointed .out that
the -will of the people, as expressed at
the last election, was for progressive
legislation, and declared it also indi
cated the desire for economy in run
ning, the state. . '. - - ' " ' '
lie tecommended the following lcgisli
tion;;,w:; f. Ay' v ?.
: The adoption of 'a presidential pri
mary, the submitting to tno, people of
the amendment for the direct election of
United States senators,- removing ; of
party lines in county and city elections,
abolition, of party circle , from ballot,
use of school, buildings as ; social cen.
teri abolition of. the tax commission
and ' the bureau 'Of inspection of public
offices, abolition of board of managers
for the reforni school, abolition of all
unsalaried beards which are vested with
the Tight to collect fees, a provision
for industrial insurance, and appoint
ment of ft state, architect. He favors
an appropriation for a Washington ex
hibit at the Panama-Paciflo exposition.
EUGENE HAD ONLY $2550 H
FIRE LOSSES IN YEAR 1912
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. ; '. (8-vfcUI to Tb JonfnH , .
Eugene; Or., Jan. Thirty-one fire
alarms with a net loss to property of
12550 is the remarkable j-erord in -FTn.
-fcwrnrrwn4Wrt
report of Will H.: Hodes, chief of ; the
Eugene volunteer fire department, Just
filed, shows these figures. The tpta.!
loss and damage to buildings by Tfire
was J6IS0. but as there was $3800 in
surance the net loss was brought down
to the flguj-e named. The volunteer
department has Just been disbanded by
the city council and six paid men have
rcpalced; the several companies , in ; ex
istence for many ytlrV'v.-'
STEARNS HEIRS CLAIM
- $20,000,000 ESTATE
UnitPd vttm Leaasdc Wire, v
Los Angeles, Jan. 16.Wteporta are
current that heirs and descendants Of
Don Abel Stearns, first husband Of the
late Mrs. Arcadia Stearns pe Baker,
hav retained an 'attorney In San Fran
have retained an attorney to, contest
Mrs, De Baker's will, which distributed
approximately $20,000,000.
Stearns died in 1871 without making
a wllL His entire fortune went to bis
wife.. Attorneys -for the De Baker es
tate would not discuss the report
TRAIN KILLS, MAN IN 7
CHEHAL1S, WASH., YARDS
' ; ' (Spoelal te The .VirnaU ; v '
CliehaUs,, Wash., Jan, Sam Sutton
ot Centralia was killed In the Chehalis
ral'road yards early yesterday morning
by a train, bis body being cut into three
pieces. Ha was 28 years old and lived
with F. A. Degeler, - Sutton had been
drinking and started to walk home on
the track. ':;
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USE ALLEN'S FOOT EASE,
Tht ntlcrrtlc Iwiwdpr to bo hkpn Intn th?
hn, ft ym-mtnt- mt tti(t wtpforrTr ttivj,
filing, nolln, aweaiinz feet, use Allcn'i Foot
Ke. It rpli8f form mil bunlonrtf ot U pals
nd' prrreiit. lillRtpri.' .ors and rllu inula.
Just the '' thing fwr t)ni-lntt . Pai-tlcsi Talent
Iiitlici- tJhocs, and for Uroiiklns In Nw Khot-g.
It Is tli( pivatpst pnnifnrt dlayiry if tho ago.
Try It today. . S, .!! f viv'ii-i, .S vtita llun't
i'.t liny ii.itti. for KCKK trial park--,
5un. Mivu is. Oliustcd. L Jty, N. y
Art Critic "Don 't you see the Klar
Injf Imperfertiona In this palntlngV" .
Young Artlst-"No, sir."
Art Critic "And yon claim to b
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: NOW OUT OF JAIL
Son. oLRiclv Jndian - Released
': on Murder Charge at Gold-y
endale, Wash.'
Prettie Dick; Son-a-Walt.
".i (? :7i v(SpoclI to ; The Jounisl.) ' '
Goldendale, Wash., Jan, 16. The au
thorities' .have dropped the charge ot
murder against Prettie Dick Son-a-wah
and he.lwas released .from custody yes
terday. Prettie Dick "was arrested De
cember-29, charged with the brutal
murder of Bob Charley, an Indian resi
dent ef the historic Indian village at
the lower Tumwater falls.
The murder occurred on the night oi
December 19, but was not reported to
the authorities until a week later.' The
Indian's body was hacked Into pieces
with an axe and his home burned by
three masked Indians.
Bob Charley was the son of Bill Char
ley, an aged resident of the village, who
Time It I No Indigestion, Gag or
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' If what you Just ate is souring on
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lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour; undigested food,
or have a feeling of -. dlzsiness, heart
burn, fullness, nausea, bad taste in
mouth and stomach headache this ' is
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only fifty cents and , will thoroughly
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leave; sufficient about the house In case
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from' stomach trouble or indigestion
Ask your pharmacist to ahow you
the formula plainly; printed on -thesi
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JUST IB
! Hlfklns 'Those remarks of the
jonstmnster were well taken.- . - --
Sonrgy "Yes; well taken : from a
speech I made two weeks ago"
is an Indian possessed of some wealth,
owing to having employed the. white
man's method, of catching salmon with
a fish wheel, ; , '
Prettie Dick was arrested on account
of threats which witnesses, testified he
had made against the II fo of the dead
Indian. It was expected that the .In
dians wrrld furnish testimony v with
which -fcv t convict, but they failed to do
so. , ' . - '
; Indian killings. iere. in- former -years
have been passed up on account of In
ability to secure evidence. The news of
Prettie Dick's arrest was. conveyed to
the various Indian settlements in Kllckf.
tat by courier and many Indians visited
him while he Was confined in the Klick
itat county Jail.
(SneCa to The- Jour nl.T ."" A''
Milton, Or., Jan, lfl. The adjourned
meeting of the Fruitgrowers' union re
sulted in the election of the harmony
ticket. . as ' follows: L. F.i llammltt,; C.
A. Norman, Henry Huber, A. C. Denny
and Henry Groth. : After the -vote was
declared it was moved to make tho eleo
tion uranlmous. ,;"y.- r:--:--:':f "!;'.
The resolution passed last week elim
inating II. D, Lamb, K W, Mum ford and
J. N, Stone from employment of the
union was - unanimously -ordered ex
punged from the minutes. A-resolution
was passed prohibiting, all but stock
holders from voting proxies at the an
nual meeting, . , ,.,.,,,.,!. .
The matter of a spray factory and
also ; the marketing of by-products of
the orchard was also discussed. Di
rector Hammltt closed the proceedings
with a strong address on the necessity
of harmony in the union and . took a
standing vote In which practically all
the growers voted to stand by the in
stitution. ' ' ' , ' , ;
" OREGON'S WATER CODE
t .' (gieciat to TTis Journal,) - " :
Salt Lake, Utah, Jan. 16. A system
of Irrigation legislation modeled upon
that now in use in Oregon and Wyoming
will be urged by Caleb Tanner, state
engineer, ; upon the pres&t legislature.
Mr, Tanner has Just returned from Ore
gon, where he has been studying the
workings of the system in use in that
state.
"Oregon's irrigation systems," he said,
"are as old as ours, therefore as the
Oregon jaw worked, it ought to work
!a Utah.--.1. found that Oregon had
adopted laws similar to those of Wyo
ming and that they are satisfactory.
I am going to advocate them as strongly
as possible for use In this state.
"We must get . some . way for un
tangling our water mixups. It has been
said that southern California lias spent
more on. litigation, over water rights
than the cost of the original works, We
do not want such a condition in Utah,
yet wa are getting there," - -
(Oolted PrcM .LeaMd Wtra.i '
New York. Jan. t 16. "The Pacific
coast is the greatest divorce center of
the entire world." 1 . s
- This statement waa made to the New
York state marriage and divorce com
mission by the Rev. Francis M. Moody,
who has figures to prove his assertion,
"In the yearltlS," said Moody, "there
were granted in the United States more
than 100,000 divorces, and in the past
40 years 8,7.00,000 adults were separated
by divorce, v Illinois provided ' 120,000
divorces, Pennsylvania 65,760, Califor
nia ,60.000; and New York 44,600." '
HUlfeTALESMEN fOR - ,
SECOND DARR0W TRIAL
Los Angeles, Jan. 16. Fifty ; deputy
sheriffs have. -started out to give ser
vice to 125 talesmen who wilt comprise
the 'first venire from which- Jurymen
Will be selected; for the trial of Clarence
S. Darrow on a charge of bribing Rob
ert F Bain, a Juror In the McNamara
Case.'- v":-:jf:'': ''--'.i-Vr -::.UC:
The venire, will be ordered to report
Monday, when the trial is scheduled to
begin. ? Judge Conley will preside.
Darrow, it is expected, will take a
prominent part in bis own defense.; ;'
Par row was acquitted recently on a
charge of bribing George N. Lockwood.
a venireman in the McNamara case.: -
GERMANY. WILL. CUT . v' -
. DOWN COST OF COFFEE
(Cnltea Press teased Wlr.) ' ' ;
Bet Un. Jan, 16. -Because of the gen
eral employment; of the Brazilian system
of storing coffee in warehouses twill the
market Is favorable for Its sale, the Ger
man government has -today been .naked
to; take immedlata measures to counter
act the high" cost of that eommodltv.
The budget committee of the imperial
parliament has adopted unanimously a
resolution demanding that the govern
ment act.---- , " 1
CROSS. OF HONOR FOR"
; ICARPATHIA'S CAPTAIM
Washington, Jan. IS. -Captain Arthur
II.- Roat wwr tormeHy- oTma nder ft tll 9
steamiship varpothia, which rendered
aidto the survivors of the Titanio dis.
aster last April, .has been awarded a
cross of honor by the -American Lejtion
of Honor. The Insignia will - be pre
sented formally to Captaln'RoFtron on
Sin rcli ' 1 . by Jarms Bryce, UritiKh nin-
MILTON FRUIT GROVERS
NAME HARMONY SLATE
SAYS PACIFIC COAST .
HAS MOST DIVORCES
baftfiudor here. . -
Ksthryn "I hope yon stood op for
me when Kate hinted that my bair '
wsn't tiatnrsir
Kittye-"Inded I did. I told her
that no one with any tasta at all
would think of baying hair of that dull
o shade."- !'.-!!'.': :.'
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY r
IN ITS 66TH YEAR
' (Special to Tbe Jonrnit - - J
' Faclflo University. Fortst O rove, Or.,
Jan, : 1. Pacific university celebrated
the j sixty-sixth anniversary of . its
founding , yesterday. All classes -were
excused and special exercises were held
in Marsh' hall; the following program
was ' rendered :i Piano solo. Miss Ada
Taylor, ' second assistant in piano de
partment; vocal solo, Miss Goldle Pe
terson,'; assistant in vocal department!
address by . Professor j E, O. Slsson of
Reed college; closing by singing of col
lege songs by student body. In the even
ing the entire college had a party in the
gymnasium in commemoration of the
event, and the ' preparatory department
scheduled a Jollification for the evening
by themselves. ..;;. v , 'X :
.It was in -187 that Rev. George H.
Atkinson came to Forest Grove in his
extension work to Oregon, and . with
others established the pioneer institu
tion of learning. In 1840, the territorial
legislature granted a-charter "to Tual
atin Academy and Pacific University."
and in 1864 the scope of the grant was
enlarged for advanced work.
MRS. S. J. GRANT, WHO
. CAME WEST IN , '52, DIES
(Special l The a-i'tml.) . ."
Dallas, Or., Jan. 16. Mrs, Sarah J.
Grant, 88 years old, pioneer of Oregon,
died at her home near Kings Valley, in
Polk, county. January 8. Mrs. Grant
county, Kentucky. In 1129 she moved
with her parents to Clay county, Mis
souri, where later she met and married
R. J. Grant In 1845. ,
The couple come to Oregon by ox team
Every Day Helps to Beauty
tFrom-the loiiette-'Ouliie.)-''.":
, "To remove superfluous hair on face
or forearms, make a paste with a UttU
powdered delatone and water. . Cover
the hairs,, leave on two minutes, wipe
off, wash the skin and the hairs will
be gone, This treatment Is less ex
pensive than the electrio needle and
Just as satisfactory in results.
"No woman looks her best when suf
fering from aches and pains. .Mother's
Salve ' is penetrating, entering the
pores' at - onca and giving- almost " In.
stant relief. . It Is comforting and
soothing for pains and aches in back
r joints, sore muscles, bruises, rheuma
tism or .neuralgia,.- . ;,;'.::,
"The beautiful complexion of girl
hood can be retained, or restored. If
lost, by gently massaging face, neck
and . arms each morning - with a solu
tion mado by ; dlsolvlng an original
package of mayatone In a half pint of
witch haxeL It leaves the skin smoota
and white, soft and lovely. .
"Do not wash your head too'f recently
as water; dulls and deadens the hair.
Just put four ounces of orris root in a
fruit Jar and mix this with an original
packags of therox, Sprinkle a little on
the head, brush out thoroughly and It
will, take-with, it all dust, excess oil
snd dandruff, Therox. makes the hair
fluffy and beautifully lustrous.
"If the eyebrows are lighter in col
or than the hatr, or thin and strag
gly, they can - be- improved by gentlv
massaging pyroxln Into the roots with
the finger tips. Pyroxln will make the
lashes grow long and evenly." Adv.
LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR,
Hair coming out? If dry, brittle, thin or your scalp itches
' and is full of dandruffUse "Danderine." o
' Within ten minutes after an applica
tion of Danderine you cannot f lnd .,a
single trace of Dandruff or a loose or
falling hair and your scalp will not
itch, but what will please you most will
be after a few weRks', use, when you
will actually see new hair, fine ' and
downy at f trst yeabut - really Anew
hair growing all over the scalp.
A little uanderlne will immediately
double the beauty ot your hair. No dif
ference how dull, faded, brittle ' and
scraggy, Just moisten a cloth with Pan
derine and carefully draw It through
your, hair, taking one small strand at
GHEER IIPI IF HEADACHY, CILIIl,
.lEHfflEIS
No odds how bad your liver, stomach or bowels: how much v
aches; how miserable, and unfomfortable
lion nmousness ana sluggisn intestines
wun ..ifccareis. , . , j
They end the headache, biliousness,
stomacn. Tnoy cleanse your Liver snd
and constipated matter which Is producing
straighten you out by morning a 10-cent
your head clear, stomach swet. liver and
cheerful and bully for; months. '
" ' r ' J r . ,-. -i , i. a
; ';:.;;.;;..: ; to c-'-.. !-..--
$! a, fr. - - 1 . v - -
1 ';. ,
' Serseat-"What,a th charge ',
this boob 7" ':
i Officer "Inciting a riot lie t
sleep in a hallway."
Sergeant "How could that sthart a
riot?" - -v ,
' Officer "Why, sixteen bums ws
fighting to see which should rob l.iu
In 1 852 and settled near Kings Valley,
ln-Polk-oBtyr-wherr liter spent thrir
llve."Mr. Grant having died ten yrar i
ago- Flvo children were born, only twj
of which are living. Mrs.' Mary lu-vcnn
of Pedee and James M. Grant, who lives
on the old home place. ; .
The funeral waa held at the honm,
attended by more than 800 friends ami
relatives. Burial, was in the King
Vallev .Cflmetrv- John Crant jihrtff
of polk county, Is a nephew of Mrt.
Ask rropcr Support for V. of O.
(Mpeelal to The mirnsl.i '
Pendleton, Or., Jan.-16. In commftn
with Other women's clubs of the state,
the Current Literature club of this city
at Its last.meelng adopted resolutions
asking ..the legislature to provide ade
quate support for' the University of
Oregon and to provide machinery ''for
the Just and sound solution of the prob.
lems of the relations of the' different
Institutions of higher, education." A
copy of the resolutions bas been sent
to the legislature. ;
cuiins
r jsnftrs t tan .
i
nTTTITTCl T tTT
H l All Inflammations of
JitK
io Skin and Scalp
mSii Xii,iC'.W1
VWirrCnwrsi. Aluivush I bate tried
d ninnr
other olntm-nta, hare found nothing ao gin,.
W. f, THURSTON, M, IK, Log AntrPlfa, fnl.
. Bold br Clark. Woodward Dnir Co.. Ski. I.
SJore Rruf Co., Acme J'harmner, Irfiuc-DaTli
imif vo., uirtman Mrg, o, to cortiundt m.,
Now York Cltr. Sliea lOo and 25c
mm
II COLD III oa.
First Dose of Pape's Cold Compound
Ends Grippe Misery; Tastes
Nice; No Quinine.
Ton can surely end Grippe and break
up the most severe cold either in head,
chest, back, stomach or limbs, by taking
a. dose of Papa's Cold Compound every
two hours until three consecutive-doses
are taken. ' ;
It promptly relieves the roost miser
able headache;' dullness, head and rose
stuffed up, feverishness, sneezing, sor
throat, mucous catarrhal - discharges,
running of the nose, soreness, stiffness
and rheumatic twinges.
Take this wonderful Compound as di
rected,, without interference with your
usual duties and with the knowledge
that there ts nothing else In the world,
which will cure your cold or end Grippa
misery as promptly and without any
other assistance or bad after-effects as
a 26-cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound, which any druggist -can supply.
Accept no substitute contains no qui
ninebelongs in every home. Taste
nice. . ..;. ' . ..;. . v
- iiumuaeasaa
lira
hi'.
a time. The effect Is amazing your
hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, ami
have an appearance of abundance; an
Incomparable lustre, softness and lux
uriance, the beauty, and shimmer , of
true hair health. ,
Get a ;S5-cent bottle of ,'Knowlton's
Danderine from any. drug store or toi
let counter, and prove to yourself to
night nowthat your hair Is as pretty
and soft as any that It has been neg
lected or injured by careless treatment
that's all you surely can have beau
tiful hair and lots of It if you will Jut
try a little Danderine. ,
li
our !
1 .
d i
you are from i-onctij ution,
you always get the dtslro
,
dlazlness, nervousrfess, Pi( ;., s
i. (
Bowels of all the sour in id. f
mil i
the misery. A Cascart t
box from your tiniest ;-.t
bowels regular and tnuUe
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