The Oregon daily journal., March 18, 1913, Page 21, Image 21

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY , EVENING,' MARCH 18, 1013.
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tlarotd Grouchtnore "My teacher
ay toe price of everything is gov
trued by the law of supply and de
Oiand."
Tuther Grouchtaore "Quite no. The
trust control the supply and the price
in v, hat they demand."
Mqnday's Delayed
Resume; of World Happenings Received From ' 8 o'tlock Yesterday
Afternoon tntll 3 o'clock ThLi Morning.
Political.
In a message Monday night to the
"Wisconsin legislature, Governor McGov-
ern recommended the passage of a bill
creating a etate market commission to
friable farmers to sell their products to
better advantage and at the same time
' lower the cost to the consumer.
" "" Federal Circuit Judge Kathan Gof f,
Republican, recently, chosen United
States senator from West Virginia to
succeed Clarence W, Watson, Democrat,
will take the oath of office April a.
' Gordon Woodbury, Who was a candi
date for United States senator 'from
Kew Hampshire in the contest that
ended last Thursday with the choice of
Henry F.. Hollls, charred before a leg
lBlattve'" Investigating committee Mon
day that a member of the legislture
had offered tp sell his vote and deliver
three other votes for 11000, ' v,
' W. It. King, Democratic national com
mitteeman from Oregon, called on Sec
retary Lane of the interior department
Monday and recommended for commis
sioner of the general land office Colonel
Robert A. Miller of Portland. ' --
The' United States senate ended its
extraordinary session Monday, adjourn
ing sins die, to reassemble April 7, when
th extra session of congress convenes.
AH civil nominations of President Wil
son were confirmed eJteept that of
Charles P. NelU to be commissioner Of
'labor statistics.
John Bassett Moore, professor of in
ternational law at Columbia university,
and a recognised authority on that sub
ject, has been appointed counsellor to
: the department - of " state. Professor
Moora.was appointed recently by Taft
aa a representative at The Hague tri
bunal. ,
" '. Eastern.
; Under the 5 supervision . of United
States publlo health service surgeons,
Dr. F. ,Frledmann treated a score
of patients at Bellevue hospital in New
York Monday with bis turtle Rerun),
which is alleged to. be a speclflo for
.' tuberculosis. Friedmann's patients In
cluded cases of bone, Joint and pulmon
ary, tuberculosis. , t . , ? . ", ;
.Following the resumption' of work by
one plant at Akron, Ohio, Monday, the
rubber manufacturers declare the strika
WOMAN ESCAPES'
OPERATION
By Timely Use of Lydia E.
n Pinkham't Vegetable
' Compound.
'iS 4. U'i4-. 1-"tisssnBisssseissiiss V 'VX";1'''';;,
y ; Jlere Is her own statementt
Cery, Maine,-" I feel it a dutv I owe
to all. Buffering- women to tell what
Lyciia El Pinkham'i
"11 VAo-AtaM. rnm.
' ,''!', poind M for me.
3- i 'I OnfiVAAraimTfnnnrt
myself a terrible 8iif
ferer. . I had pains
in both sides and
such a soreness J
could scarcely
straighten pp at
timesy JJy back
achevl had po ap
Detite and was so
nervous I could not sleep, then I would
be so tired mornings that I could scarcely
get around, . It seemed almost impossi
ble to move or do a bit of work and I
thought I never would be any better un
til I submitted to an operation. I com
menced, taking Lydia ELFinkham's Veg
etable compound and soon felt like a
rew woman. X' had ho pains, slept well,
bad good appetite and was fat and
could do almost all my own work for a
family of four, J shall always feel
that I owe my good health to your med-
IcmeVMrfc wayward Bowers, Cery,
Maine,'' j: -
If you are ill do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia E. . Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. v.... , ,.; .
If yon hare the alicrhtest donbt
that Lydia 12. Pinlcliara's Vegeta
ble Compound will help you write
toLydla K.Pinkham AledicineCo.
(confidential) Lynn,Mas for ad
vice. Your letter will he opened
read and answered by a woman,
and held In strict confidence, r
WHOOPING COUGH
SPASMODIC CROUP ASTHMA COUGHS
; SKUNltUltt LAlAKKn WIU
rsTasusMts tats
Aiimpte. aate ami efreutive treatment for
bronclnai trouble, avoidmgdroga. Vapor
ized, Cretotana slops the paroxysm of
Whotipir.g Congb and relieves tjpmodio
Ctnup at once, It la a teo to mlTerera
from Asthma. The air carrying the antU
neptie vapor, inspired with evary breath,
makes brestbing easyt sootlie the sore
throatand stop the cough, aMuring rest,
iul nights. It Is mvBiuablB to mothers
witn young cnildren.
tu postal for
descriptivt booklet. ' ,
Alt PRtrOGISTS.
try C'ramlcn. Antiiwplla
Ttm6 Tblta Cor tiw in
tmpte.vtl wut. ana Hint,
cplic. C)(T"r diHmfi-t
or frost u, J'e la tuuutw,
VAPO CRESOLENE CO.
t2 Crll.idt St., N. Y.
1 1 '(La. '
mm
(after leon on the crea
Hon or mnn)
-"Have my little men any
would like to ask?"
' question titer
Little Willi
ie "Did God give Adam
chloroform when be tooklbe rib tu
make KveV .
News Briefly, Told
of rubber workers is-brokfn. Ti plant
IS operating three shifts of eight hours
each, and the Other concerns are plan
ning .to put on night shifts. : The men
who resumed work earned none of the
concessions asked for by ine strikers.
Ten thousand workmen, a' majority
of them laborers, are,needed at onoe In
Pittsburg, according t-well-known con
tractors, to carry on building operations,
to eaulD . local .steel companies and 'to
look after the work of the numerous
railroa4 companies entering Pittsburg.
: A prominent Chinese politician now
under surveillance by the United States
authorities, is the head of the white
slavers of Illinois and,, possibly, of ths
whole middle west, according to Blair
Coan, official prober for the state sen
ate committee engaged at Chicago In
Investigating starvation wages and vice
In that state. ;
Secretary of State Bryan in his ad
dress at Chicago Monday night at the
PL Patricks flay banquet of the Irish
Fellowship club, reiterated his words
of Saturday at the St. Patrick's .Iran
ijuet in Washington. "Two years from
now Ireland will be celebrating- home
rule," be said. "There is every reason
to believe that the bouse of commons
will pass the bill again and make it
law." British papers, criticising this
speech, describe it as "biasing indiscre
tion." i ... ..V, :-? :. ':
The Orange eounty, N. Y inheritance
tax appraiser has filed bis report of
the estate of E. H. Harriman, who died
September 9, 1909. The net estate is
6,Od,J4s.0. - The transfer tax is
680.O4S.48. '
The International Harvester company
on Monday Introduced evidence In Its
defense to the government's anti-trust
suit to show that other manufacturers
were using methods similar to those
charged by the government against the
defendant.- i, . v
Some of ths eastern railroads have in
creased the traction capacity of their
locomotives 100 per cent and more in
the laet 11 years; but the firemen, do
in? some times tea much as 60 per cent
more work than formerly, have received
but slender Increases In- pay, accord
ing to testimony of expert statisticians
in the arbitration proceedings, - r ,
At the March meeting of the Yale cor
poration Monday the resignation of ex
President Taft as a member of the cor
poration was accepted with regret.
Police Judge KUlen of Nashville,
Tenn., according to his annual custom,
visited the loco police station Monday
and announced to th prisoners that in
honor of Bt. Patrick's lay he would re
lease ait the Irish. Every inmate of
the prison, Including ome--neRToes,
claimed to be sons of Erin, so Judge
Killeri released-them all.
What is believed to be the most am
bitious expedition to the Amaxon river
ever undertaken will, start from Phila
delphia this week on ths steam yacht
Pennsylvania,-tb be gone three years.
The expedition Is being sent out by the
University, of Pennsylvania museum.
. The Niagara, the flagship Of Commo
dore Perry, reoently lifted from the bot.
torn of Lake Erie after scores of years,
It within 60 feet of shore and stands
eight feet out of water. The historic
ship is well preserved and the task of
rebuilding her for the centennial of
the battle of-Lake Erie will be small,
Manuel de Fuentes Bustillo, who said
he' waai a Spanish general, was acci
dentally) asphyxiated Monday in a hotel
room In Jfew York, where, he lived for
IS years with two eats as companions,
Announcement was made at Sevan
hah, Ga, Tuesday, that the American
Naval Stores company will suspend op
erations. The company is being prose
cuted by : the government for alleged
violations of the Sherman law.
Secret indictments were returned
Monday against former officials of the
Cincinnati Trust company, of which
George B, Cox was president. The in
dictments were sealed and court of fl
elals, declined to say; how many had
been returned.
Pacific Coast.
That the Great Northern Railroad
company is not at present seeking ter
minal facilities at gan Franciaco was
the statement mode in that city Mon
day ny Louis W. Hill, president of the
Great Northern Railway and the Great
Northern Steamship company.
Night Watchman Joseph Craje saved
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burton from nam
ing1" to death at The Dallea Monday
morning;. The couple were asleep when
their house took fire, and the flames
had almost blocked every; means of es
cape,''' "i" " -.
Arthur Taylor, wanted St Eugene for
obtaining money, under false pretenses,
was arrested Monday in 8in Francisco,
after - he ,had previously;, eeii arrested
on a train at Dunsmuir, Cal., and had
eluded the ofifcers. '' Ha ; passed bad
(fhecka at Medford also.
liecltlng that the legislature turned
down the : demands for home rule for
the cities Mayor Cotterlll in his first
message to the new ' Seattle council
Monday asked that the " state public
service commission be petitioned to or
der transfers and elght-far-a-quarter
tickets front all elecrio lines. He also
asks that gas rates be reduced from II
to 80 cents per thousand feet..
Sevent acres of land for a depth of
from 80 te 60 feet, which had beeome
soft from freslt springs, caused by the
raising of the water level in Lake
Tappa, slid 309 feet down the hillside
in the Salmon Springs reservoir, the
source of the water supply of ths city
of Puyallup, Wash., Monday morning.
' . Foreign. ' ,
"Blow up Premier Asquith" and "shoot
down Chancellor Lloyd-George like a
dog," were a few of the suggestions
voiced at a meeting at militant suffra
gettes at ' the Pavilion in London Mon'
day.; The anti-Asqulth demonstration
followed when Mrs, Emetine Pankhurst,
leader of the1 militants, told of a letter
she had -received from her daughter
Sylvia,- who is confined "in Holloway
prison, ' - '
The German steamM- Persia has bent
wrecked with 'heavy lo: t f Jlfe off the
PTOWT'f'WiH mny, sm oiww4-enwuia
ment at Hamburg Monday by the own
era. 'Twenty-eight, officers and. mem
bers of the erew perished. .-.',.,
Four native foopers and 10 rebels
Precept reus
Hooker, the Ajfent "What av you
the Idea of going into vaudeville?"
, Soiled gylveateiw-It'e like die. bo.
R.i ninn ham nefnnt ha iMn (mner.
onntin' bums tint 1 fought I wldit'
make hit impersonate a ham acv.." :
were killed on the Tunisian frontier
pear Tripoli in a clash between gov
ernment and Insurrectionist forces.
Through her automobile suddenly
losing a wheel while going at a rapid
rate, Mrs. Sun Yat Sen, wife of China's
first president, was thrown out ., and
painfully injured at Toklo' Monday.
The Prince of Wales left London
Monday night on his visit to Germany.
He will remain In that country several
weeks.; , The prince will ' go first to
Stuttgart,, where he will he the guest
of the king and queen of Wurtemberg.
The object of his sojourn In Germany Is
to study the Janguage. ' , . -
Pope Pius published Monday an apos
tolic letter decreeing a universal Jubi
lee 5 from Low Sunday, March ' 80, to
December I, ths feast of the Immacu
late Conception,' In Commemoration of
the religious tolerance edict of Kmperor
Constantino In the fourth century. .
' Miscellaneous.
Kailroada may charge an excess rate
on trunks whose greatest dimension
exceeds 45 InchesV according to a de
cision handed down by the Interstate
commerce commission ; Monday, . Ths
decision also permits carriers to reject
any baggage whoss greatest dimension
exceeds T2 inches. Railroads may also
refuse to check' trunks and containers,
president Wilson, wilt press an elec
tric button at .Washington, June 16,
formally opening Weat Virginia's golden
Jubilee celebration. The pressing of
the button will burn a nlatlnum wire.
which will release 1000 carrier pigeons
from all parts or the country and 1000
toy balloons carrying free tickets to
every form; of amusement during the
eelebratton. v -"v'-V
- The 600 mile dog team race, over the
snow trail from Solomon to Council,
Alaska, was won Monday by the Gabriel
dogs In 12 hours 40 minqtes and 30 sec
onds. The race was close, . the three
teams running together all ths way.
A fresh strike in the northern Colo
rado coal fields began Monday when
1000 'miners employed by the American
Fuel company in Boulder county failed
to return to work, following meewngs
of local branches of the United Mine
workers of America Sunday, at which
a strike was declared.
- A simple, strip of some light absorb
ing material, with attachments for the
ears to hold it over a person's eyes, has
been patented by a Massachusetts
woman to prolong steep.
II HATE
CASTOR OIL, UGH!
Delicious "Syrup of Figs" Best for
Their tittle Stomachs, Liver and
Vnste-Clogged Bowels;
Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the physio that mother in
sisted oh---castor OH. calomel, cathar
tics. How you h-ted t em; how you
fought against taking them.
With our children it's different. The
day of harsh physic is over. We don't
force the liver and .80 feet of bowels
now; we coax them. We have no
dreaded after effects. Mothers who
dinar to the old form of physio simply
don't realise what they do. The chil
dren's revolt is well founded., Their
little stomachs and tender bowels are
Injured by them. v .- -. ,
If your child is fretful, peevish. Half
sick, stomach sour, breath feverish' and
its', little system full of cold; has
diarrhoea, sore throat, stomach ache;
doesn't eat or rest well remember
look at the tongue, If boated, give a
teasDoonful of Syrup or rigs, then don't
worry, because you sursjy will have a
well, smiling ctiiia in a lew nours.
Syrup of Figs being composed en
tirely of luscious Xlcj. senna and aro
matlrs. simply cannot bs harmful. It
sweetens the stomach, makes th liver
active and thoroughly cleanses the little
one's waste-clogged bowels. In a few
hours all sour bile, undigested, ferment
ing; food and constipated waste matter
generally moves on and out of the sys
tem Without gnpms; or nausea.
Dlreotlons for children of alt ages.
also for grown-ups, plainly printed on
the package.
By all means ret the genuine. Ask
your druggists for the full name "Syrup
of Figs an ElUlr of Senna," prepared
by the California Jig Syrup Co. Ac
cept nothing else. ,. ? r : -
Cut Yourself?
Apply a title LJSTOGEN to Ine ;
cut. It will stop the bleeding and ,
top the hurt.
No (ear of infection where US'
TOGEN is used.
REMEDIAL;!
3AMTl5.ECTiJJ
.The Guardian of Health
A perfect antiseptic, disinfectant ans ,
(ermicide of high Therapeutic value, .
tenant to taste and smell. Hsrm
less at it is efficacious... An invalu
able first aid in sickness or accident, .
Get a Bottle-rKeep it Handy
Trice 25c, ?0c as $1 sef setUt at
.Eot-Saleat thejpDrujj
:-::;ytyt Store -A-d-xM
Bolton Chemical Corp., Mfrs,
. Mew York.
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here did we get
'lhe parcel post man
br0UBUt Jt
'
Plan Whereby Union Pacific
May Enter Frisco, Urged;
Oregon's Compulsory Act Is
. Recommended.
Pattland, March V18 To the Editor
Of The Journal AsXone of , the pioneer
railroad builders of 200 miles of the
Willamette valley . railways into Port
land, now being electrified, I iudorse
With pleasure Jultus Kruttschnitt's Jat-
et plan for" entrance of the Union Pa'
clfic into San Francisco, namely by traf
fic, not trackage, agreements, i Mr.
Kruttschnitt's vnst American railroad
experiencewith his recent six months'
examination of the compulsory exchange
of traffic going Into largo European
cities from other adjacent railways not
owned by the combination or merger like
the former Harrimah system, seems to
have convinced Mr. Kruttschnltt that
compulsory exchange with other Hups
(not ownership of exr' railroad Harri
man could purchase) was th true '
tern to build up terminals like Portland
and other great cities such Ban Fran
CISCO.' ' ' ';' '-. :i ' : ;"
Oregoa Has Compulsory Act.
It Is not generally known that today
we have such a compulsory traffic act
In Oregon. It waa passed eight years
ago at Salem In 1905 and was called
P. R. R. CONDUCTOR
GIVES OUT IMPOR.
. TANT STATEMENT
Former Conductor on S. P. Says He
Has Had Qreat Results from
the Use of Plant Juice,
One of Salt Lake City's qld-time rail
road men is Mr. Ooddington, I of 34 H
West Third South, lie is an ex-conductor,
having been with the Denver &
Rio Grande and th B. F,; tor many
years. He lias recently been improved
much In -health by the us of Plant
Juice. In a conversation with the plant
Juice man he haid: -
"Yea, I am an ex-conductor,, have been
a railroad man for many years, Have
been on runs from Denver clear through
to 'Frisco. Rheumatism and stomach
trouble finally got the beat of me, and
I never got real relief from these until
I connected with Plant Jules a few
weeks ago. It was great. Has dons me
lot ot gooJ; relieved nie of rheumatism
and of all stomach troublea. I know of
lots of the railroad boys who have tried
It out and-ttiey all speak mighty fine of
it." iv, ...
Plant Juice la a combination of Juices
of medicinal herbs gathered from all
parts of the world, and scientifically
compounded. It 1 free from all harmful
Ingredients and Is the moat reliable,
safest and speediest tonic, corrective
and curative, of the age. It is an abso
lute specific for all troubles of stomach,
liver, kidneys and blood. It cleanses the
system, dissolves' and removes all pois
ons, . Ypu will find it speedily effective,
giving; you new color, strength jmj4
health. For sale at the Owl Drug Com
pany, Seventh and Washington streets.
There is a special Plant Juice man at
th store who will be pleased ts answer
all questions.
DEEP-SEATED COUGH
, 'C? ; CTKED IX 5 HOURS
Kew Home-Made Syrup.
; (Cut this Out.)
Progress In medical compounds never
ceases, and now It Is Ptatd by a prom
inent medical man that any deep-seated
cough or cold in the lungs can be ac
tually cured In five hours by the clock.
Opium end morphine have been re
sorted to in the past, as relief measures.
But now it is learned that the system
must be treated to rid it of inflamma
tion and congestion. A tonio Jsxatlv
cough syrup doe the work so quickly
and thoroughly as to be almost mag
ical. What heretofore has taken weeks
to curg can be accomplished in hours.
Uet this xqrmuia mica or mix it .at
home and always keep It on hand: One-'
half ounce fluid wild cherry bark, om
ounce ..compound essence jjardoil and
three ounces syrup white pine com
pound. Shake the bottle . and . take
twenty drops every half , hour for four
hours. Then take one-half to one tea
spoonful three or four times a day until
tlie system is purified and tone up.
Give children less according ; to age,
One filling will usually cure a whole
family, as the dose It) small. . - k
n
nn-i-iimrw S -
Aatl-Kamnla Tabltt Clva
- Prompt, Sun, leafier
Prove by tent that headache, back
' Sehe, side-ache, the pains peculiar to
women all yield quickly to these pain
relievers and they're ntithrr im-"
Innti, Jtpr tumnlfner habit fomtri.
Ask Year Drucslst Fr ' '
Any Quality 10c lit Debt.
llD TROdiEU)
JTlie CoaaH n emedv.
Cenvenlent and effective. Used for ovklM) years
sna still unrivaled. Ste, 60a, 81.00. Sample Free. ,
JOHN I. BROWN A SO!V, Boston. Ms.
INDORSES TRAFRC
SYSTEM FAVORED
BY KITUITT
V- irkt
I I I I
Professor Spins--"What's the trouble
between Professor Stargai mil Pro-
tensor Planet o?"
Professor gpanz "They differed as
to the amount of nflneral water the
treat dipper would hold." ,
ths Killings worth law, drawn up. every
word, by myself, and, although Mr.
Harriman fought it with ' 11 members
from , Portland in his . favor against
Kllllngsworth's vote alone, yet it be
came a law of Oregon, oft May 24, HOB.
Prior to that year is. was impossible to
get any branch railroad's traffic, when
built, over either the Harriman or Hill
lines, into the city of Portland from
points, in western Oregon without Harri
man's personal consent. And he invari
ably refused. , I tried it, and after
building 141 miles of rallwav from near
Eugene and Airlle Into Dundee and part
ly graded from the latter Junction Into
Portland, Henry Vlllard. in 1882, (the
O. R. & N. company) stopped me there,
and after I had built nine miles
graded, from Hlllsboro in the di
rection of Tillamook and to Astoria, Mr.
Harriman, when he found I had in 1904
a bond contract from the great Atlantic
Securities company (Rockefeller) ' to
supply moneys to, and guaranteed in
writing themselves to build Into Hllls
boro, provided we got,, from the latter
city, a traffic agrooment (not trackage)
into Portland over the Southern Pacific
lines, not only absolutely refused to give
the latter but also refused when I asked
lilni to build from Tillamook himself
over my grade at its valuation by arbi
tration. , ;. ' . "" '
Takes Xlnl rrom Snrops.
Colonel Jolin McCracken, president,
and II. L. Plttock, Ita director's, signa
tures verify these today as representing
Poitland, Kehalem & Tillamook Railway
company-Rockefeller contract. Hence
the compulsory traffic- connect ISn act
had to be passed eight years ago to en
able any railroad then coming into Ore'
gon to reach the city of Portland. -
It Is universal custom in Europe to
exchange trafflo connections with other
ltnes and Into London, Glasgow, Liver
pool and therein, (not the merger plan),
but the law of Great Britain gives com
pulsory traffic connections thereto, and
I presume Julius Kruttschnitt's recent
six months visit there and tn contl
nental Europe has caused him since to
propose as today's newspapers say he
has done, to the supreme court of the
United States, compulsory granting of
ths Union Paclflo-rsllway's freight te
enter San Francisco by way of Eenlcla
by a traffic agreement with the South
ern Pacific company only and not by
nuf.-h-iso of th Southern Pacific tracks
or lease thereof from Racranlento to
Ban' Francisco. -
law la Bscomineaded. "
In conclusion I would suggest that
the state ot California pass as Oregon
did In 1905 a general compulsory traf
flo connection law applying to all rail
roads in California.', Without that law
ths country produce. In Oregon could not
reach Portland over lines hereafter built
by other local companies in th interior.
This is verified by an opinion given to
the Oregon railroad commission from
the attorney general of Oregon, a copy
of which I have In my possession, and
which says that whenever any branch
railway in the Interior of Oregon is built
to a connection with any main line going
Into Portland, the latter Is bound "no
lens volens" under the act of 190S to
carry its freight and loaded cars, with
out breaking bulk, Into the city of Port
land, not at rates to be charged by the
railway carrying the same into Port
land, but by rates fixed by th governor
of Oregon and state treasurer or a ma
jority of these officers every two yeara
Could anything be clearer? Or could
anything serve better to build up Port
land as the metropolis of Oregon which
was the object I had in view in getting
that law passed despite Mr. Harrlman'i
opposition and that of th speaker of
the housej then A. L. Mills, banker of
Portland? ; WILLIAM RE ID,
DRESSMAKER APPLIES
BUSINESS PRINCIPLES
TO WORK; IT PAYS HER
"You cannot work and ge out
4 and find new work at the same
- time. . You either must sacrifice
your working time, leisure time. 4
4 your income or find work by dlf-
..ferent means.., .. . .
This was th conclusion , ar. 4
4 rived at recently by Marie Det- 4
ting, a dressmaker residing at
308 Fifth street Th conclu-
sion was forced upon her after
she had taken stock of her time
and discovered that she had
wasted a large portion of" it
finding work. Naturally this
lost time seriously cut Into her
Income. Forthwith she decided r
' some other mean of finding
work must be found to the end
tha she would have more time
.for work that brought in money.
That old saying, bewhlskered 4
by age, '-'Wher there's a wlll, '
- there's a wgy" held true in her
case, rihe had heard the big
stores find that newspaper ad-
: vertlslng Is an efficient way of
4 selling goods. ; But she never
c considered that she could , sd-
V vertlse for work herself In
yother worda, find a market "for ,
her skill. But then she learned
3hat The' Journal's classified col- .
umns are designed for that par- 4
tlcular purpose, and now, is a
regular advertiser, because it is
s paying her. While sh works, . 4
her want ad hustles more work,'
and the tlm she formerly Spent
doing that want ad's work she
now puts in dressmaking.
e )
Where Mephisto Drank;
Fram San Francisco Chronicle.
A world-famous curiosity Is about to
disappear at Leipsto. ? This ' Is Auer
bach's cellar, or drinking place, which
owes- Its special celebrity to th fact
that Goethe located In it the scene in
"FauBt''ti which Mephlstopheles, stand
ing upon a wine eask takes his flight
Into- space, to the stupefaction of the
drinker. The olet building in which
the cellar; Is found was built by Dr.
W6mer D'Auerbaeh between 1530 and
1S3S,- and the worthy doctor beganyby
putting there the wine which he- Jn-
Later, as the win was good, he con
ceived the Idea of eellin It, and In
this way was established the tavern
Mr. Snoops "I "can't let yon have
eny money, this itorning. . I'm flat:
:; broke." ,
'..', Mrs. I nope "How can yoa say that
'when I left ft 92 bill in your pocket last
nlfbtT"
-' , '
to which bis name has since been at
tached. From the earliest year of the
seventeenth century, legend placed in
this cellar the famous adventure Of
Faust and Mephlstopheles. Goethe,
studying at Lelpslc from 1765 to 1768,
freauented the cellar, and there talked
with his friends of art, literature andi,
politics, and later turned tue irgena to
account. ' '
Otter Called an Outlaw.
' ' From Outing. " ' 1
Now th traveling of an otter is no
light thlhg. Of all the beaaata jn the
world.' this, fierce outlaw Is the great
est, wanderer. , It Is as if h were af
flicted with a curse that forbids him' to
be still, and forces him ever, to push
on-,on .on! Rest, as rest, he knows
At Thre 1nva will see th end of his
innveat inaction, and the number of
mllea he covers In a fortnight would
amai som tAK':r':'h.x:':'' "V-'y
H traveled straight down the ' coast
ttna with th nlunre of th fishing seals
in his right ear and th thunder and
Arc You
FAT?
I Was
ONCE.
I Reduced
JMYSEIF
1 iiutvUiluruule. Looked Old, Felt
Ulwruble, tufferd with KUeoianum, iltlima,
Neuralgia. Whea i worked -vr wnlkil, 1 puffed
elm I could rind, l marred, Bweaivd, t.xer-
eiea, ioorfa una cnanca cilmnte. hut I
rulnnl uiy digestion, fi'lt llf an lui)ij, ut
atvHdlly futued wrlifht. Iliera nut a
Ingl til a ii or Sni tuat I BontJ of tl-ut I
did not try. t failed U f4ite my H-labt.
dropped ani'iety, as i u:i not cure to 1
tha butt of all the Jk4. It , miir.
In la have mr frlvnds toll ui f no gfiilpa
Btout, (i no one kiww It lxtr ihna MtTeir.
SOMETHINQ HAD TO BE DONE
. 1 began to atudy th ran f rAl'. When I
eiacerered tk eiua i found tb wtujilr. Th
Vrvxct Method ga ffi an lnilgbt. 1 Impior. d
on that. ltnOTd tb objertlonabl fturel
iddud aior pleataat ones, sod tbon I hied air
plan on tarlf tat a wak. It wwknd like
Magic. 1 eonld hare
SCREAMED WITH JOF
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VWaanr then to eontluua until I regaliied my
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can climb a mountain. 1 m normal la la.
eau weigh juat what 1 want to weigh. I am
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r harmful exarelsea, pot 1 found th Simple,
San. Common Sense WAY of reducing my
weight, and I applied IL t bare tried It oq
other. My Doctor say I am a perfect plctar
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