The Oregon daily journal., March 13, 1913, Page 21, Image 21

THE OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAN D, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 13,71913.
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- Notes of Wednesday's Happenings
Brief Paragraphs Gire Journal Readers the News -of Late Yesterday
. Afternoon and Last Night.
" - " Political.' .
Acting Governor Holdman has signed
the legislative act repealing the Ar
kanaaa anti-trust law. The repeal of
the law permits any foreign corporation
to engage In business tn the state so
long as the foreign concern does not
seek to regulate prices within the state.
; Secretary, of the Kavy Daniels an
nounced Wednesday that he would aeek
to have the Incoming congress extend
the provision of the law of 1903 author
izing the. appointment of two midship
men to the Naval academy every four
year by each senator, representative
and delegate in congress.
" Office seekers have pressed Attorney
General. McReynolda to the point where
he has been obliged to order the depart
ment of Justice closed to all visitors at
4:S0 p. m, senators and representative!
included. : v-v;;- .-.. . ,vf,
Authority to appoint 10 patrolworaen
or as many more as necessary is given
the police commissioner -of New York
city in a bill introduced in the state
legislature Wednesday.
The ninth joint ballot on the long
term United States senatorshtp, and the
eighth Joint ballot on th short terra
senatorshtp at Springfield, J1I., Wednes
day resulted in ao choice. Colonel J;
Hamilton Lewis received 66 out of 71
votes cast, but the chair declared there
was no quorum, i
I1twwil MUVailVCU IMlUhMVr BiKJfV
Wednesday, when the house ways and
means committee put the finishing
touches on th Iron and steel schedule
after having previously disposed of the
two preceding schedules, !A," chemical,
and ''B." earthenware.
Gains 30 Pounds
In 30 Days
'Protomi, tin EemixlaWft Vvtr link'
Builder, Builds Up Flesh Fait and
"Make You Flump and !?tnmp.
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Thin people suffer a good deal of em
barrassmont and ridioule, . Aa . people
poke fun at a bony horae, so are bony
people the target for many humiliating
flings." .
Th plump, well formed man. or wom
an is a magnet; Pro tone makes you
plump, strong, well formed, normal,
Suts enlor in your cheeke. a happy
twinkle In your eye and a fine poise to
your , whole body. It keeps yoit that
way. It la the most eolentiflc and ef
fective flesh, and strength builder so
tar known, barring none.
The regular $1.00 alse of Proton Is
for sal by all druggists, or wlU be
dialled direct, upon receipt of price, hy
The Protons Co.. 6001 Protone Bldg.,
Detroit, -Mloh. - - - ,
. .. rBB PXOTOKB COTTVOH
It will rout yon nothing to prove
the remarkable effects of this treat
ment. The Protone Comrmny will
send to any one a free r.fro pack
age of Protone, If they will fill out
this coupon and enclose 10c In
tamps or ailver to 'help cover post
age. They will' 'also send with t
full Instructions and their book on
"Why You Are Thin."
THE PHOTONS COMPACT
6001 Proton Bldg. Detroit, Kick.
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Street . ,
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Tha reenter SI. 00 size Of Proton In
or eele In Portland by The- Owl Drug
No free pack sea from druggists.
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treatment f
4 TUBERCULOSIS
Treating dlaeates of the
' reiplratory orgraa ia aome
- thing that rcQilirei car and
,, perievsraace.
Plenty ot treah Sir, noorlh
'. tog food of oertala diet, and a .
, moderate, mod ot living ia
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la addition, a preparation
that will do much in aiding to -
arrest th disease and build
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Drtimmer "Ttla. town lan't area a
the map." .;
Frond Reuben "WelLth town don't
feel aa badly about it as the map
, ought toV ' . " -
' " : Eastern,
John Denies, alleged captain of the
arson trust, which has used the torch
from Seattle to New York,, confessed
at Chicago Wednesday, to Assistant
District Attorney Johnson that he had
burned at least 29 stores In. Chicago
as agent of th arson ring. He said
the loss from these fires would reach
6600,000.. In his confession Danles Im
plicated a score of business men and
insurance adjusters in Chicago and in
other cities, and the Indictment of at
least 40 prominent persona is expected.
Speaker Champ Clark of the nous of
representatives was on .Wednesday ad
mitted to practice before th United
States supreme court He had neglected
to obtain this admission before.
Senora Leonldaa Plata, wife of the
president "of Ecuador, sailed from New
York Wednesday with her five children
for Colon, thejre to cross the isthmus
and Join her husband in Quito. The
varied political fortunes of Senora Plait
have kept her for more than five years,
an exile from her native land.
Another scheme was added Wednes
day to th many' ways in which New
Yorkers are trying to deal a blow at
the high coal of living. The New York
Railways company and the Interbor
ough Rapid Transit ' company opened
the : first of a string of six stores
which ar designed for the exclusive
accommodation of the Streetcar, ele
vated and subway employes of the city.
Foodstuffs will be furnished them at
cost.
Announcement was made Wednesday
by the Southern Relief society that the
Home for Confederate' Veterans would
be opened in Washington April 16. Mrs.
George Dewey, wife of the admiral, was
among the first to pledge heraelf to
equip a hospital room. The home will
be open to destitute or sick "wearers of
the gray," their widows and. orphans.
: Governor Hedges of Kansas has ac
cepted an Invitation to make the princi
pal address e.t a celebration in Lincoln,
Neb., next Wednesday at the birthday
anniversary Of Secretary of State Bryan.
Secretary Bryan will come from Wash
ington to attend. ,:
Mrs. Emma Nonts and her six chil
dren were fatally burned Wednesday
when a lamp exploded in their home at
Filbert, Pa. The children range in age
from 10 years to two months.
Mrs. Daisy Holland was burned to
death, her husband. Ellis Holland, waa
fatally Injured and -Mrs. Louis De
Saulles was hurt when the gas tn the
kitchen range at the Holland home at
Unlontown, Pa., exploded Wednesday.
Director E. F. Newell of the gov
ernment reclamation service, in a state
ment issued at Chicago Wednesday,
takes issue with remarks credited to
James HIM in a recent speech, in
which the railroad man stated that ir
rigation work of th government could
b accomplished at half the amount
now expended. In his statement, Newell
declares that Hill shows a surprising
lack of accurate Information and "ap
parently clings to the womout theory"
that the government cannot do work
as cheaply as private enterprises.
The Missouri supreme,,, court on
Wednesday affirmed the constitution
ality of the law prohibiting lotteries,
policy games or betting when It af
firmed the sentence of Edward A. Hil
ton to three years' Imprisonment for
conducting a policy game in St. Louis.
There will be room enough to sit
down, but hobbles will be tighter than
ever, is file decree from Paris brought
to New York Wednesday by C. C. Kurta
tnann, who arrived on the North Gorman
Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wllheltn 11,
after securing an agreement with Paris
mediates to deliver their creations di
rectly to New York importers.
The alleged coaster brake "trust"
must stand trial' on charges of violat
ing the Sherman anti-trust law, as
Judge Hasel In the United States court
at Buffalo on Wedneaday overruled de
murrers to indictments obtained by
John Ford O'Bryan, United States dis
trict attorney, a year ago.
Iatific Coast. j
Following an agreement by both
parties hat the case should go over
for second trial to November 7, it was
stated at Ventura, Cel., Wedneaday,
that the 675,009 breach of promise suit
brought by Miss Nellie Franks, a
stenographer, against Fred Snodgrass,
New York Ulant outfielder, had been
compromised out of court. The Jury
In the first trial disagreed.
Representatives of 40,000 California
women have eent a telegram of protest
to the' senate committer Investigating
the outrages perpetrated , upon suffra
gists in Washington March 3, demand
ing that the investigation bo carried to
a full extent, and that responsibility
be plsced where it belongs.
Miss Kthel Hall, once known to the
police of Los Angeles and San Diego
as "the Queen f th smugglers," died
Wednesday tn a Ixis Angeles hospital.
It was announced that she was operated
on some time ago, and that she failed
to recuperate.
Children of John Gordon, reputed son
of Napoleon Bonaparte, are living qui
etly with their identity not generally
known, In Los Angeles, Oakland. San
Francisco and New London, Conn., ac
cording to representations mad In San
Francisco Wednesday by Mra. Susan D
Lancy of Oakland, one of Gordon's
children. The body of Gordon, whom
Mrs. De Lancy say was Napoleon's
youngest son and lssu ot tha beautiful
Princess Louise, repose in a plot at
Laurel Hill cemetery, in San Francisco.
Carl Browne's army of unemployed
had- Ha big parade and public "mulli
gan" on the plasa at Stockton, Cel.,
Wednesday night and has started on Its
march to Sacramento. Brown mat with
unusual difficulties in mobilising bin
army of Jobless men In Stockton, hot
because of any lack of hospitality on
Stockton's part, but because so many
of his recruits found it so much mor
profitable and so restful to the feet to
accept Jobs, that, ,wer offered them
along th way from San Francisco.
Sarah Bernhardt, the noted French
actress, sustained painful but, probably
not serlou injuries in an automobile
accident at Los Angeles Wednesday
night. . Colliding with a big motor truck,
th machine Waa wrecked and th so.
tress suffered two wrenched ankles, a
lacerated Hp and bruises about the
bod-. . , ', ': ' :
A campaign of prosecution 'against
th praotlce of shippers of reducing th
compensation of common carriers by
falsely listing; th weight of merchan
lahocent Wlfey Dearie., wkat dost,
overhead expense" mean?
BuAoess alas Money paid for I
womaa'a hata and umbrella.
dise waa begun at Los Angeles Wed
nesday by the government
Foreign.
. A special train with steam up, was
waiting on a siding to receive, J., Pler
pont Morgan, the American banker,
When the liner Adriatic docked at Na
ples from Egypt. Morgan was rushed
to Rome. 'Where specialists ar waiting
to give lilm treatment.
Prince Henri de Beam et ChaJal has
failed to get f h assistance of the
French court of, appeals in obtaining
1240,000 from bank in Baltimore as
part of the fortune left htm by bis
late wife. . She was Beatrice Winans,
daughter of the late Ross Winans. The
Srince represented that the brothers of
is dead wife opposed his Inheritance
of the property. ; , ' 7
. Some opposition to the iapmens and
hurried Increase of the peace footing
of the French army has mad its ap
pearance. Some 360 professors of the
Sorbonne, among them, the finest schol
ars in France, have issued i united ad
dress to theageople of Franc not to
yield thoughtlessly "to the military
panio and to" forcea of reaction which
tend toward desperate adventure hos
tll to the republican government"
Th government at ' London ' has
served a writ on Frederick Pethick
Lawrence, Joint editor with his wife of
Votes for Women, for the recovery Of
608 pounds ($3040), th unpaid balance
of the costs in the conspiracy trial at
Old Bailey last May. The. sum of 606
pounds was recovered by the sal of
Lawrence'e furniture and belongings
last October. x
The German government published
Wednesday a sharp rebuke to certain
newspapers which are declared to have
been fomenting international trouble by
provocative articles. It also disavows
an attack by the Cologne Gazette on
France aa the "European mischief
maker," to which a section of the for
eign pess attributed an official char
acter. Miscellaneous.
Public announcement that the Duke
of Connaught, governor general Of Can
ada, with the Duchess and Princess Pa
tricia, will sail from New York for
London March 22, was made at Ottawa
Wednesday. The duchess and the prln
cess will not return, but the duke Is
expected back in May. Two other mem
bers' of th royat family may return
with .blm.
Japanes graduates of Harvard have
subscribed to a fund of $20,000 to be
used by th corporation as a founda
tion upon which to establish leeture
ships on oriental philosophy. It is pro
posed to have profeasors from the lead
ing universities of Japan come to Cam
bridge for two or more years at a time
to give courses.
On payment of a ransom of 10,000
pesos, Carlos Soto and Pepe Teran, rich
mlolng men nf Douglas, Aria., were
freed Wednesday at Montezuma, where
they have been held by bandits, posing
as stat troops.
Senator Wagoner has Introduced a
bill to prohibit the employment of chil
dren in the canneries of the state of
New York.
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CHEN LOVE
SYRULOF FIGS
Sweetens Their Stomachs and Cleans
the Liver and Waste-Clogged
Bowels Without Griping.
Every mother Immediately realises
after giving her child delicious Syrup of
Figs, that thla is the ideal laxatlv and
physic for th children. Nothing else
regulates the little one's stomach, liver
and 60 feet of tender bowels so prompt
ly, besides they dearly lov its delight
ful .fig taate.
It your child Isn't feeling well; rest
ing nicely; eating regularly and acting
naturally it la a sure sign that its little
Insldes need a gentle, thorough cleans
ing at once.
When cross. Irritable, feverish, stom
ach sour, breath bad or your little one
has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat,
full of cold, tongue coated; give a tea
spoonful of Syrup of Figs and in a few
hours all the foul, constipated, clogged
up waste, undigested food and sour bile
will gently move on and out of its
little bowels without nausea, grlplrig or
weakness, and you will surely have a
well, happy and smiling, child again
shortly.
With Syrup of Figs you are not drug
ging your children, being composed en
tirely of luscious figs, senna and aro
matic, it cannot be harmful.
Mothers should always keep Syrup of
Figs handy. It Is the only' stomach,
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
needed a little given today will save
a sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children of all ages
and grown-ups plainly printed on th
package.
At rout druggist for th full name,
"vrup of TIga and-ETtf If "or Senna?
prepared by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Tb is th delicious tasting, genuine
old reltabl. Refuse anything else
offered. ,.
Henry Penn Tm gobg to boss this
domicile or know the reason why."
His Wife "Henry. jou'U know th"
rtasoa wky."-- -' VV'-'A "v ;; v' ' s ' ' "'-
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YET SETTLED
DESCHUTES ISSUE
Governor Opposes Enlistment
of Reclamation Service to
Extent of Irijunction Threat;
How the Board Lines Up.
, (Bloi Burett of To Journal.)
Balem, Or., March IS. No decision
was reached by the desert land board at
its meeting yesterday afternoon as to
whether an effort should be made to get
th reclamation service to join with th
stat In construction of th Columbia
Southern project and in making it cover
a larger area than I included In the
original project. The board decided,
however, to employ Immediately Engi
neer O. Lauergard to begin an investU
gatlon of the two projects under the
provisions of th0 Deschutes survey bill.
As funds under that law are now avail
able, byadoptlng this course the pre
liminary work that will be required in
connection with the Columbia Southern
project can be commenced at once. Then
wheh the Columbia -Southern appropria
tion la available, which will be June 6,
Lauergard will joe employed a project
engineer.
West Threatens Xnjnnotlon.
Governor West told the members of
the board that he would enjoin the
board from expending the appropriation
if an effort was made to te the Colum
bia Southern project up to the reclama
tion eervlce. He said if the reclama
tion service took hold of it years would
be consumed In completing the project
'The people are tired of lnvestlga
tlon," he declared. "They want water.
I expect to see this project completed
before I am out of office. The legisla
ture made this appropriation to reclaim
this body of land and redeem thA good
name of the state. I say It is upo us
to do iL"
Governor West didn't look with faVv
upon any suggestion to include the re
clamation service in on the scheme.
"There is no need to go back to Wash
ington and get a lot of slfk stocking
gentry," he said. "We can. employ good
engineers of our own and do the work."
Attorney General Crawford said, as
the matter now appeared to him, he
didn't think he"would.favor cooperation,
while State Treasurer Kay, who Is per
sonally opposed to the state going into
any sort of reclamation business, did
not express an opinion. State Engineer
Lewis fsvored cooperation. Secretary
of State Olcott, the fifth member of h
board, was not present. '
Th board decided to let the water
users now on the project have com
plete control of the maintenance of the
portion of the project that Is com
pleted for this season.
Two Landowners Appear.
COle K. Smith and It. M. Klder, who
have land In the central Oregon project,
were present, and wanted to know when
they might expect to get patent to their
land. They said that unless the settlers
eould get title to their lands so they
eould raise money on them, many of
them were going to be starved out be
fore th project was completed.
Members of ths board told them that
as soon as the north canal was com
pleted patent could be secured to a con
siderable portion of the land.
Th two men had other complaints to
make, hut when asked for suggestions
a to how conditions could be bettered
they had non to make.
LOSES SIXTY DOLLARS
AND STILL IS WINNER
JUST ONE HALF SUM
4 How can a man give away one
half of $60 and come out a win-
ner7 This is the answer: V
Several days ago Frederick
4 Otto, a retired ranchman, resl'l-
Ing at 67 North Twentieth street,
experienced a fit of sneesing
while walking in the street, H
41 Jerked his handkerchief from his
4 pocket and with it came his
purse containing $00. It dropped
on the sidewalk and Otto, ignor-
ant of his loss, walked on. " " e
At home he reached into , his
4 pocket for his money and found e
4 it gone. He then recollected
4 having heard something drop in
4 the street, and forthwith gave 4
up all hope of ever seeing the 4
4 coin again.
4 A friend, however, felt differ-
ently, and suggested that an ad ,
4 in the lost and found columna
4 of The Journal might bring
4 about the recovery of th money.
4 He acted on the suggestion.
4 That evening a barber who had
found the purse phoned Mr. Otto.
4 The ranchman was so delighted
with a prospect of securing the
4 return of his money that he 4
promised th man one half of th
. 160.
It was a liberal reward, and
4 Mr. Otto paid it, but th point
4 is this: if he had not adver-
Used he would not have recov-
4 ered his money. That is why he
is a winner by. ISO. Want ad
V payl
4
Johnson Trial April 7.
. 7. ICdUoU Prfs taMl Wlre.i
Chicago, March 13 April 7 waa th
date set in the United States district
oourt for . th. - opening ' of the
ft4arf--Jaek-Jher4Me negro pugilist,
on a charge of smuggling valuable jew
els into this country. Following the
smuggling trial, Johnson will be tried
on a white slavery charge
DESERT
BOARD HAS
NOT
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Miss riajgoer "In the last act th
hero marries his landlady."
Mr. Piffleby "That's ' not heroic
It's foolhardy.H .
FIRST TIME IN HISTORY v
"OLD GLORY" FAILS TO .
WAVE AT WALLA WALLA
, : (Special to The Jouroal.)
4 - Walla Walla, Waslu, March 13., 4
-"-Lonesome and deserted, except
41 for- the presence of Sergeant
4 Edward Byrne ana his family, 4
Fort Walla Walla soon is to be 4
4 mre lonesome, and will have all
Vthe marks .of an abandoned mil-
ltarypoat. During, a high wind '
some time ago the towering flag
4 pole at the west end of the gar- 4
4 rlson quadrangle became loos- 4
4 : ened about the base and was
4 blown partly over. The care-
4 keeper considered it lmpractl
4 cable to reset the hug pest, and 4
4 wrote to Vancouver for lnstruc-
4 tlpns. He was ordered to re- 4
4 move It, and yesterday morning 4
4 a orew of men completed the 4
4 work started by the wind. .4
4 Today the' old fort, for the 4
4 first time since Walla Walla 4
4 consisted of a few log cabins, is 4
4 without a staff for Old Glory 4
4 to float from. 4
Snrsaparilla
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic,
a regular tonic. There is not
a drop of alcohol in it. You
have the steady, even gain
that comes from a- strong
tonic. Ask your doctor all
about this.
i. a ArorCo.. Uvoll. Um
Time ItS No Indigestion, Gas or
Sourness Five Minutes After
.faking "Pape's Diapepsin."
If what you Just ate Is souring oa
your stomach or Ilea like a lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested food,
or have a feeling of dlsslneas, heart
burn, fullness,, nausea, bad taste in
mouth and stomach headache this Is
indigestion.
A full case of Pa pes Diapopsln costs
only fifty cents and will thoroughly
cure your out-of-order stomach, and
leave sufficient about the house in case
soma one else in the family may Buffer
from stomach trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show, you
the formula plainly printed oa these
fifty-cent cases, then you will under
stand why dyspeptic trouble of all
kinds must go, and why they usually
relieve sour, out-of-order stomachs or
indigestion in five minutes. Dlapepstn
Is harmless and tastes Ilk candy,
though each dose contain power suffi
cient to digest and prepare for assimi
lation into the blood all the food you
eat; besides, tt make you' go to the
table with a healthy appetite; but, what
will please you nvst, is that you will
feel that your stomach and intestines
are clean and fresh, and you will not
need to resort to laxatives or liver
pill for biliousness or constipation.
This city will have many Diapepsin
cranks, as som people will call them,
but you wlU be cranky about thlsaplen.
did stomach preparation, too. If you
everSlry a little for indigestion oc gas
tritis nr any other stomach misery.
Oet some now, this minute, and for
ever rid yourself of stomach trouble
and Indigestion.
Home Treatment
for Epilepsy or Fits
Those who suffer from this ner
vous disease, accompanied by its
sudden attacks of unconsciousness
and convulsions, will be Interested
in knowing that we have author
ised the' sale of Kosine treatment
of Epilepsy by Woodard-Clark
Drug Co. and Bkidmoie Drug Co.
These well known stores have
our authority to sell the Koain
treatment for Epilepsy on the fol
lowing guarantee; buy a bottle of
Kosine for $1.60. If after using
you are not entirely satisfied, your
money will be refunded.
We want the moat skeptical to
try th Kosine treatment on this
guarantee, for the success of th
treatment during the past ten
reara, both by the laity and Pro
esslon, has proved th merit of th
article. . . .
Many letters testify to the relief
from .the' sudden attacka, ' while
other tell of tiielr restoration to
usual health. For sale by Wood-ard-Clarke
Co., Park and Alder Sts.,
and Skldmore Drug Co., 151 3d St
Th Xosln Co., Washington, D. 0.
USE ALLEN'S FOOT EASE,
The antiiepMe powder to be shikea-. Into the
hoc. If yon want rvt and comfort for tired,
chlnf, twolloo, sweating teot, Allen's root
Em. It relieree eorat ind bnoloac of all pale
and BfDl blhtere, tore and callous enots.
Leather Boom, and for broking j f,r Bbooa.
It tt the greatear comfort dlaeorwr of the age.
Trr tt today. Sold evtrywher. 211 eontt. Don't
swept njr tiitmtltuto. For KEKR trial park
age, adilroat lUn 8, Olinated. L Ko, K. X,
Ay2ir9s
JUST VANISHES.
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Ti&dy Is this a pedigreed dog?"
Dealer "Pedisrreedl Whv. , if that
dorg could talk he wouldn't speak to
either of ns."
Those Engaged in Rescuing
Wayward Face Very Dif
ficult Problem. ?
- (Salem Bureau ot The JojirnaM
. Salem, Or., March 13. What to do
With the' many way ward girls who com
under their car until the new stat in
dustrial school for girls is built, is a
problem that is greatly vexing those
who are engaged in this protective work.
Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin, superintendent
of the municipal department of public
safety for women of Portland, was
her yesterday, and she said that all
the institutions caring for girls were
crowded to their capacity. She said
the work in her. department Increased
ft per cent last year. "
The women asked th legislature for
$6000 for assistance in caring for ma
ternity and disease cases, but th bill
was defeated. Mrs. Baldwin stated
the Louise Home, which Is practically
the only Institution in Portland hand
ling such cases, is now crowded to ca
pacity. She stated that 79 per cent of
the wayward girls taken into the home
wer diseased. The building of the
state industrial school for girls will not
relieve .nls congestion, she said, as this
class of cases will not be Jaken until the
institution can be enlarged.
She said the social service council,
which supported the bill providing for
the state industrial achool for girls,
was very much pleased over the passage
of the measure. , '
Wants Republicans and Pro
gressives to Unite Into
New Party.
(Cnlttd Pram Leaatd Wire.)
New Tork, March 13. Apparently
ahanrinnfnar ths Idea that the PTOKreS-
elves alone will prove strong enough to
win the next nationar eiecuon irom me
nmuTot vrnnk A. Munsev. million
aire publisher and close friend of Theo
dore Roosevelt, issuea.ioaay an uppem
to both Progressives and Republicans
to meet on neutral ground and organise
a new party.
Munaey ays the Republicans have
plenty of money nnd have more news
papers than the Progressives. He de
clares the plan to raise campaign funds
by popular subscription has proved a
fallacy, adding that "all attempts- to
raise money In considerable amounts In
that way have poved failures."
The publisher suggests that if 40 per
cent of the Republican voters pledge
themselves to send delegates to a na
tional conference and a like percentage
of Progressives will do the same, it will
mean victory.'
U GRANDE MEN INVENT
IMPROVED GRAIN HEADER
.
(Fpcll to The Journal.)
La Grande, Or., March 1 J What farm
ers claim is th biggest grain saver
that has yet been put on th market has
been Invented and patented by two La
Grande men, Leroy and J. w: Spencer.
It ia a header whose table Is raised
and lowered by th turn of a hand, while
the teams are moving, lustead of th
customary loss or sn hour In changing
the sickle and table when cutting grain
of different height. George Stock, a
former Cove banker, lately In Portland,
and O. W. Moyer have purchased the
patent for. $50,000 and are going to
build a factory In La Grande if local
capital becomes Interested. If not, they
will go elsewhere to build.
Enough grain is savd by the process,
It is said, to pay the cost of the ma
chine In a short while, as the header
csn be raised and. lowered to head all
i,in,i. nf roin that mav arrow In one
field with the sam ease that a binder
Is handled.
NORTH YAKIMA HAS
KICK ON P. P. & L.
(Special to The Journatt
North Takima. Wash., March 13. On
March 21, City Attorney G. O. Shumate
will go to Olympla to argue befor th
state public service commission this
city's complaint on water service, on
which' evidence was taken by Commis
sioner Wilson in this city January 8.
and JO. Ira P. Englehart, attorney
for the Pacific Power ft Light Co., will
also go to Olympla at that tlm to rep
resent the owner of the water system.
North Yakima has a second complaint
pending before the stat public service
commission, dealing with charges for
electric current, gag and water. It will
send Mayor Splawn and City Attorney
Shumate to Pasco, March 28, to decide
whether it and other eltles served with
electric current by the Pacific Power &
Light Co. will Join Pasco irl its com
plaint on rates for electricity alone.
MAMY OBJECTIONS TO
E. H. RICHARD PILE IN
(Staff OorrttooBdendO
Salem, Or, March IS. Vociferous ob
jections .Jo the sppolntment of KVH.
ftir.hajflj j.s,!P"ntyattomev fff Jos-i-phlne
county have reached f thrgov
ernor. The principal objector la Rob
ert G. Smith, mayor, of Grants, Pass,
leader of th dry forces, and chairman
MUNSEY ASKS AID
CF 'CIG BUSINESS'
'-. Mai "1 went downtown to-dav and
fenrot all a beat my pocketbook."
Edna That's not bed. I went dows
one - day end forgot my powder poll
and mirror,
of all thing democratic in that neck of ;
the woods. So today the governor ae
cldpd to delegate hla private secretary,
Ralph Watson, as special ambassador
to visit Grants Pass and-Investigate.
Watson will leave Friday night and the
governor stated he would spend one day
with th "wets" and one day with the
"drys" before returning , to make his
report. In the meantime the appoint
ment of the county attorney is being
held up. xi
Th highest and lowest points of
land in the United States are both in'
California and less than 0 miles apart,
the summit, of Mount Whitney and a'
spot in Death valley. , f
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usually cure the most stubborn case in
24 hours. This recipe makes a pint
enough for a whole .family. You couldn't
buy as much or as good ready-made
eouRh syrup, for $2.50, .
Mix one pint of granulated sugar with
pin of warm water, and stir '&
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cents' worth) in a pint bottle, and add
th Sugar Syrup, This keeps perfectly
and has a pleasant taste children like
it Braces tip the appetite and is "lightly
laxative, .which helps end a cough.
You probably know the medical Talus'
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etc Therd is nothing better. Pincx is
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the prompt results from this inexpen
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A truarantv of abanhite satisfaction, of
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pet it for vou. if not, send to Thg
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Pinex is fully guaranteed by I.aue
Davls Drur Co..- distributors. Portland.
BOWELS BAD, LIVER
If Constipated, Bilious, Headachy,
Stomach Sour, get a 10-cent
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Tou men and women who ean't get
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Are you keeping jour bowels clean
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end poison In the Intestines and bowels.
A Cases ret tonight will straighten yoa
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