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Notes of Wednesday's Happenings
Brief Paragr&pht Give Journal Render the Newf of Late Yesterday
Afternoon a&tl last Klght, ; :
Oongreflsloiutl.
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" Opposition to th spending of money
to avoid furthtr (looda In th middU
west, Jn ..order that the government'i
lntreta may not b fleflected from th
- proposed new appropriation for Mi8l
elppl valley leveee, was voiced Wednes
day by Chairman Sparkirian of the house
rivers and harbors committee.
Simmons, of Seattle, defeated candi
date for congress at large, has filed
chargea With the, clerk of the house
agalnat . RepraaanUtlva ' Faulkner, of
' j Washington, based on the represents
tlvc's failure ,to file at proper election
expense account under the campaign
publicity law. This will be a test case
" atid the .outcome will affect many con
gressmen who are in the same jwsi-
tlon. .. - - .. -.s
Senator Chamberlain has introduced
bill to esUbltslt Saddl Mountain Na
tional Park, also a bill extending time
for completing the canal of the Sllets
Power : company three years, and a
measure consolidating the forest lands
in the Ochoco national reserve by ex
change for private lands.
PoUUcal.
Indigent Widows In New Jersey will
bu , assisted In holding; their families
by financial ..aid from the state under
,the mothers pension bill, whliti was
-approved by- Governor tlelder Wednesday.-
The new law provides that widows
with children under 16 years old shall
receive from the county treasuries a
penalon of 9 a month for the first
child, 5 for the second and M a month
ror each additional child. -
Information oomes from Democrats to
.the effect that Senator Polndexter, of
Washington, while the senate was or.
Kftnlzlnir in March, went to the nmn.
cratto leaders and begged them to ao
rord him his committee assignments on
the grounds that the Republicans would
' give him nothing worth while, in view
or tne ract tnat ne naa. openly repudi
ated that party after being elected- flJ
, The Wisconsin assembly on Tuesday
killed the Anderson anti-fraternity bill,
directed against college Greek letter and
otner organisations, by s vote of 57 to
43. aii amendments were rejected.
- Eastern.
Following the receipt of a letter .from
a. relative in rtttsburg- of Anna Bach-
man,, one, of tne , missing girls, that
: nothing has been heard of her since her
ii ipparanoe, . President; Hllverton, of
Hie Norwegian-Danish Young Women's
Christian Association at Chicago, has
rrqur-sted the federal nuthorltles to re-
My Corns Don't "
Hurt a Bit
Tired, Smelly, Sweaty Feet, Coffis,Cal.
: i jouges 4 ad uunioni cured byTIZ,
Send at Onoe for rrea Trial raekage.
Bay good-bye to your eorna the very
first time you use TIZ. You will never
know you have a corn, bunion or callus,
or sweaty, tire, swollen, aching ft
shy more, It's just wonderful the way
the pain vanishes. Rub the corn ham
mer it with your fist, if you wish no
more pain after TIZ, Doesn't that sound
good to you t Doesn't it t Then read
this:'.'". :;.v -
"The eons oa either of tny toes were
at large as the tablets yon make to cure
them. Today ther is ne sign of oorns
oa either foot, and no soreness. It's aa
up-to-date Godsend." Sam. A. Hoover,
progress, 9. O. " " r .
Just use T1Z-. It's not like anything
tle for the purpose you ever heard or.
Itis the only, foot remedy ever mado
which aits on the principle of -drawing
out all the poisonous exudations which
aufe sore feet Powders and other
remedies merely cloe up the pores. TIZ
cleans them out and keeps them clean.
It works right off.- You will feel better
he very first time it's used.' .Use it a
week and you can forget you ever had
Hore feet. There are a good many coun
terfeits of VTIZ now being made by
manufacturers who think they cn make
r i little mpney by foollntf people onro.
frail -wl.'MnV Vnti'11 Im.i. .in Mt
-.Xii.,aXtcrward3 and 'they Know It, iiivl
von might as "well set iftlie first time
iitni save tho money on. counterfeits.
TVj in for Sale at all drug tore,s, do
pnrttnent and general stores, at 25 cents
per box, or direct, if yoil wish. Money
liuck if TIZ doestt't do all We sny. Kor a
free Irliil parage write today if WdltM
j "titer Podga & Co., ChlcajfO, HI. .
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new their search for the So immigrant
girls believed to have been kidnaped
frorn vtrain at New Castle, Pa., while
enrouta to OUcago from New York. -
The bill of exceptions of the 33 union
men convicted at Indianapolis recently
of conspiracy unlawfully transport dy
namite will be filed before United
States Judge Anderson early next week,
according to announcement by Attorney
Chester Krutri, of counsel for the de
fense. The bill comprises 7600 type
written 'pages. - s ; -....
Mary Webb, If yeare old, sister of
Robert Webb, the most daring of the
automobile' bandits who terrorized Chi
cago last winter, will enter a convent
a atonement for the crimes to which
her brother has confessed.
Dr. Albert von Hoffman, of Bt. Louis,
has directed his attorney In New York
to apply for an Injunction to restrain
Dr. Friedrlch Frledmann, of Berlin,
from closing a contract with anyone for
the disposition of hia tuberculosis vac
cine, in case Dr. Fricdmann should" at
tempt to put his remedy on the market.
Dr. Von Hoffman declares he ha a
prior contract with Dr. Friedmann for
the commercial rights , to the vaccine.
Reported utterances of Governor Cole
Blease, of South Carolina, were ad
vanced aa. reasons In an habeas corpus
proceedings before Judge Ferguson In
Philadelphia, when Joseph Grant, other
wise known' as Frederick Brown, col
ored, charged , wltti killing two , white
men, should not be turned over to of.
ficlals of that state on requisition.
That it is not so much the ruthless
manufacturer as the ruthless i shopper
vtuw iv ummv 4ur (tie ucyiurauie vva-
dltlons surrounding the shop and fac
tory girl was explained by Mrs. Flor
ence Kelley, of Nevr York,' before the
nnai session or the National Consum
ets League Wednesday afternoon.
At New York. Wednesday the govern.
ment withdrew a ' diamond engagement
nng irom the mind of a young woman
to protect the creditors of a firm in
volved in involuntary bankruptcy pro
ceedlngs. It also removed a bracelet
from Iter, wrist and a lavalllere from
about her neck. The jewelry had been
given the young woman by one of the
partners of the bankrupt firm, ?
Samuel Sinclair, of Kennett'a Square,
Pa., inspector of highways in the stats
highway department,- pleaded guilty
Wednesday to aggravated assault and
battery, the esse growing out of his ab
duction of Miss Anna Steokel, daughter
of one of Allentown's wealthiest citi
zens, from her home last .January, "with
whom lie was in love. He waft sen.
tenced to jail for six months and fined
$209 and costs. . . ... .. . . ,
' Pacific Coast. -Fay
Thomas. Sunday school teacher
and religious worker, is under arrest at
Portervllle, CaL, Charged with Illegally
selling liquor. Thomas teaches a class;
in the Sunday school Of the First Chris
tian 'church and Is an nffioer of its
Christian Endeavop society. .
T.lAlltonunt r mil. d tlinra(nn It 6 A
who was driving the'aeroplane in which
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uieuiouiui Liinuuitir inn iu uin veaia
at 8an Diego; is reported by the post
surgeon at Fort Rosecrans as recover
ing. Hie Injuries are said to have been
superficial. r . t
HanA Vtuttl Smith .Itnui Mnnihv
held to answer at Los Angeles without
DSJi. Mrs.: Jts telle Moore, wno accom-
Smith was shot, is f-hnrcrtd with Tinlnff
an accessory te the murder. ; ;
Big reductions in the price of beef are
promised following the action- of the
San KrSnelurn tinarri tit haslth In
lng the certification of the federal in
pociors on a sntpment or meat from
Australia, -The beef, which, arrived
about 10 dava m nil vhlh V. ku
Irt cold storage pehdin the settlement
of the controversy over the method of
InSOeCtlOn. Will h omlfta wlthno
further examination, end it will be fol
lowed by several similar cargoes.
ueam cauea A. II. -CurtlSs at his horns
St thft DnJlea W.rt nearta w tv r I . life
ws-w.DVktf. wiiwiuilie, 411.4
Curtiss was bom at Springfield, Mass.,
oi years ago ana came to Oregon in
1153k -."..;..V;.:. :"; , ;':';; .
The fact that the government engi
neers need the Pnrtasra rnllmmt mhlnh
operates between The Dalles and Celllo,
to facilitate construction work Oil The
Dalles-Celllo cadal, Is the only reason
that the line is in operation today.
Portage commissioners, at the instiga
tion of Governor West,' decided that the
road could not be onerate innr h..
cause boajgi are not running on' the
upperoiumbia river. 1 '
Knlflllln a Inns r tnnn ,iv,
anee of S4000. onlv nn th hniiHin k
Elk Creek hotel, at Cannon Beach,' the
oiut'Bt summer reson notel On, this por
tion of the Oregon coast, wia destroyed
bv fire WedtieadaV mornoi.
defective flue. Nothing; was saved from
mo uuriuiiK uuiiutiijf, , ; ,.-. :,
Oeorge Uchloa, a Japanese musician,
shot and killed DItIa Lunnn
white girl, in a Japanese lodging house
ai uaainna weanesaay noon. lie then
turned the Weapon on himself and In
flicted a wound frntn. Whlnh h.
led. F. E. Pierce of Ualnes, .Or., is the
HW-tiehsff-'thfWirnthem-Psrtfle
raiiroao, juiius K.ruttschnitt, chairman
of the board of directors, has offered to
sen oaK to we government at the
privilege prlca Of gracing and airrlcul
tural land Bfrn In Va nit..
Cullfornia, Of Which the government al-1
leges the railroad obtained possession
through fraud.
' Poreljcn,
A commission composed of the leading
architects and engineers of Italy has
begun an examination of the famous
leaning tower of Pisa. , It .will be the
duty of : the commission to ascertain
whether or not the tower hes any tend
enoy to indulge further in its leaning
proclivities, and if so, to provide steps
to keep this tendency from overstepping
the bounds of the laws of gravitation.
It was announced officially Wednes
day that Peru had recognized the China
republic.
Miscellaneous, "
Twenty thousand dollars . was sub
scribed Wednesday by the -National
Geographical society to assist Captain
Roald Amundsen in equipping " his
Arctic expedition. Which will sail from
San Francisco next year. '
- Mrs. H. E. Soifle, wireless operator
and wife of the captain of the steamer
Wlndbar, in port at Ketchikan, Alaska,
very nearly lost her life on the return
trip from King . Cove, when-during a
heavy sea the dynamo broke loose from
Us fastening and wrecked the wireless
room.;:.'!..;....'.::. .'.4;:.,;;::!,.','-i , ... ;. ,;-
A deadlock was reached Wednesday in
the efforts of the Union Paoiflo-Sou th
em Paclfio interests to find a way of
unmerging that would meet the approval
of Attornav General MeRevnnMa. ' Tha
attorney general flatly disapproved the
" suomuiea 10 pim' Dy KODert S.
Lovett, chairman of the Union Paclfio
board..: .iv..v..,r..'.
Mrs. "WOodrow Wilson has accepted
the honorary vice presidency of the
Southern Industrial Educational asso
ciation, which has for its -purpose tha
industrial education of - impoverished,
uneducated ehildren of the mountains of
southern etates.:r; v.?'.-. r.-
A posse ia scouring the hills near
Ogden, Utah, for two men who obtained
$1000 and escaped after a running fight
wun two oeieciives. xne oanaitB hsd
demanded that Mrs,. Thomas D. Dee and
Mrs. R. E. Bristol leave the money on'
Canyon road. The detectives disguised
themselves as women and drove to the
spot with the money in a bag. Instead
of arresting the men, they were com
Delled to turn over tha mantv at tha
ipolnt of sawed off shotguns.
captain Andrew jonnson of Portland,
Or well known . In ' nnrttiara wn , ....
dropped dead of heart disease Tuesday
aooara ine iieamsnip city or Seattle, on
which he was going to Killlsnoe to take
Command of the steamer Dolphin,
COUNTY COURT PROVIDES
MAINTENANCE FOR A DOG
(Speclil to IHe iuiirnel.) .
" Aberdeen, Wash.; April 10.Through
the- influei.ee of Rev. Charles Mc
Dermoth, pastor of the Congregational
churoh,' John fioaborg, an' aged fisher
man, and his old dog are to be provided
for by the county oommlfiEionere with
$16 a month to care for both dog and
man the remainder of the..- lives. Sea
borg came to Grays Harbor SO years
ago and ha neither a family nor money.
Ie has earned a considerable fortune
but has spent it easily, largely to help
others. Seaborg, aocordlngto the mln.
Ister, Is a most lovable character and
he would rather die than pert with hfs
dog. Seaborg occupies r. shack on the
waterfront. -
Health Restored by
Eckman's Alterative
If Jolt f tufferer fmm 01nflMlr .To
riarniilnall AM Irtrartee kiltAnS Sa allntail t
mlgbt be wU ta lnv-atlgate this rate, wiiert
tb writer dorlnres after a jrar of tuffwlng
d imiiin perraaneiii rcnei ina in 11 recovery
to heaUh by mint Krkmiib's Alteratlre. a Ined.
Irlns which hut bees effective In nmuy catet
of Tuberculosis;
, ilu7 Laruatoo 8t., Philadelphia, ta.
uentiemen: ia itiHrrn ivuu, my aoctor pro
booioetd tny ease 'Tubfirttlot in tbe aUndi,'
and a unnilr of operations in 1 hospital failed
to benefit me. In the meantime, a frhnd of
mine adrUed Kckiunn' Altentlve. The wtmndii
Id toy neck were atlll open and In a frightful
condition when I started to take It. After
turintf two bottles, . I found I wan Imttrertiis,
bavinfr gained weight, conld eat and wat able
to 1 eontimied Saint it until 1 was
well, which wa In November, 1010. Before 1
took the mrdleiDe I had three, hemorrhage;
since I have 'been- taking it I hnT not had
anjr.. On Noteniber 11, ltflO, 1 Started to work
and alnee.that time I hate not Umt one day's
work through aleknana. .1 highly recommend
ecauian a Alterative to anjojig who la auffer
ing' from Gland trouble."
(AffldaTlt) JOSKfl! B. WntTB.
, (Above abbreviated ; ttxr on retltleat.)
' Eckmah'a Alterative has been proven hy
many years' teat to be moat efflcaelmia In cauea
of severe thront end Lont Affeettona, Bron
chltia. Bronchial Aatbma, Stubborn tiolda and
in upbuilding the ayetetn, Dnea not contain
narcotics, polaona or habit-forming dniga. rt
aale by Tha Owl Drng to., and other leading
drngglata. Write the Eekman I-tboratorjr,
rhlldelihla, I'.. for booklet telling of re
coveriea and additional evidence. , , n --
Good AH Round
aids to good health and to tho
strength, comfort and cheerful
ness which depend onthecondi
tion of health are the famous,
time-tested, safe and speedy
.SEEGILAXIk
.. PELS V
Sol everywhere. La beaea, 10eM 2Se
6 STATE HEADS
Oswald West, President, Sets
Date , of .Next Meeting of
Western Governors. .
: Salfm Bureaa of Ibe Jodrel.t -Salem,
Or., April 10. The next meet
ing of the Association of Western
Governors wll be held in Salt Lake City,
from June 6 to 7, This, announcement
has jusf. been made by Governor West,
president of the association. It is ex
pected this will be a most Important
gathering, as It Is intended to feature
the public land and Wt stern conserva
tion questions on the program. The
governor says the program will be out
within m short time.- Governors from
16 western etaes will participate la
the conference. These States are North
and South Dakota, Idaho, Wyoming,
Nevada, Nebraska,' Colorado, - Kansas.
New Mexico, Oklahoma, Washington,
Arlaona, California, Utah, Minnesota
and. Oregon. '
INDIAN CREEK MAN AND
HIS 2 CHILDREN LOST
26-HOURS IN FORESTS
Florence, Or., April lo.--De
Witt Stevens, who lives in an
4 isolated district on Indian creek, e
4 came home Tuesday afternoon
after being lost 26 hours with.
his little son Jess, age 10, and
little daughter, Esther, age 12.
He left home Monday morning 4
4 with hie children, Intending to 4
go but a short distance to look
A. satfeAf sAma mrrta t ca . IVrtAti li& A
viiiq vnii tf uvu tiw
y failed to come back in the even--
lng all the logging camp at Jesse
4 PhetB1 camp began a search for 4
4 him, which fasted until Tuesday 4
4 morning, when he arrived, carry 4
4 lng his little daughter in bit 4
4 arms. They had spent the night 4
4 In the woods two miles from 4
4- home. 4
4
4
IDAHO REALTY MAN GOES '
' INTO WORK IN PORTLAND
Caldwell, Idaho, April jo.--Mr? and
Mrs. A. L. Murphy left here this week
for Portland, where Mr. Murphy has
arranged to reengage In the real estate
business. He has been one of the most
sudcessful real estate men in this part
of , Idaho for many years and is widely
known In Idaho business circles. ' He
will b located at once at, 337 Railway
Exchange. ....
Unsightly , Grey arid Faded Hail
Why not have beautiful, dark 'glossy
natural colored hair,, full .of life tiu
beauty keep- yourself young looklnj
and fascinating? Ha to easy anl
simple to do If you will get a bottle 01
Hay's Hair Health today. You'll notici
a change- after one or two applications
how quickly tha grey, hairs vanish
how glossy, fuirof Ufa and yltalltj
Hay'i Hair Health will keep your hair
Don't waste time, get a bottle today
four druggist la, telling more Hay'i
Hair Health than all others, becauat
he knowa It's the moat aatirfactory
the nicest and cleanest to use and
really does restore color to grey hair
' 8n:iDMoat DKUO CO.
HKLfAKLK HOMK TUEATMKXT '
The OHRINB treatment for tha Drink
Habit ran he uaed with nhsntuta nnft.
dence. r deKtroye alt deelre for whiskey,
beer br other alooliollr Ktimulante. Thou
and) have aut'ceeafully need It and have
heen vegtofm-to HVes of sobriety and
tnm: Caa?4- gl-miril.il
only 11,09 per box. If you fall to get
reeults from ORRIN'K aft.r a trial, vouf
money: wlH.be refunded. Auk for free
booklet telling all about OIIKIaNBJ. i 1 --
Skidmnre Lnig Co.. 151 3d St.: Wood-
B1E5,6,7
II BEU1
iilffil ill)' J 11
ard, Clarke & Co,, Park ana Alder eta.
10 CITY COUNCIL
Suffragist Wins Over Mere
Man in Balloting at Gold v
Oregon.
. (Special to The lour utl.)
Gold Hilt. Or., April 10. Cltlr.ene of
Gold Hill again ratified suffrage When
at the annual city election held Tuesday
they indorsed by a good majority the
candidacy, of Mrs. jora J. Truas-as
member of the city council. Mrs. Truax
defeated her opponent, S.. T. Hodges, In
the Second ward by a vote of !5 to 2fl,
despite the fact that Mr. Hedges was
previously a member of the board and
had given satisfactory service to the
City, , The new councilman, perhaps the
first to be to Intrusted In the entlr
state. Will take the oath of office next
Monday evening. :- She 1$ a business
woman of this city., keenly awake to the
general political and' economic' situft
tlons, ahd was prominent In the local
ranks ef suffragists prior to their eh
franchlsenient, . . :." -A.. .":,.i-J-
Other new: members of the city coun
cil will be: Roy Cameron, elected from
the second ward nd Thomas Ray, of the
first' ward. -Treasurer Lynn W.- Smith
was f selected, as was also Recorder-AV,
P. Wetherell. fully half, of the Vote
polled was cast by the feminine voters,
Who displayed rnuch Interest m the cam
How American Women :
May Keep Facet Young
' The American smart woman ages
early, far earlier than the English wo
man," says Christian-Miller, F. C. I., tho
famous English health expert Blie add
that our climate "so exhilarating that
you over-exert yourselves and grow old
before you know It. That same exhilar
ating air dries the skin. The skin that
tacks moisture grows paie ami wunerea
looking and soon forms wrtnkleB.
?Thn American complexion" is best
treated by applying -pure mercoliged
wax, which causes the faded, lifeless
cuticle to flake off In minute particle",
a little each day, until the fresh, young
akin beneath is wholly in evidence.
Kvery druggist has this wax; one ounce
is sufficient." Spread on at -nlglit like
coid-cream,, wasiung H ow next morn
ing. For wrinkles, ; dissolve - en ounce of
powdered saxolite In a half pint witch
hasei; bathe the face in this. Immedi
ately every wrinkle is affected,' even the
deeper lines. Both treatments are re
markable facial rejuvenators.- Adv.
H.ADIEI Don't experiment
witn poisoni wbeti In need of
a safe and rallalile romeflr.
(let a bottle of AHTIK0 MIX
TUlI Xo, 8. The moat barru
Iwia and iiceeriil regulivtor of
V- ' .. fjttm a ipj. ii.
' .Vintalna tm a,itantia .la m...
. .aV aiitffe.1 aiul f..v at ha TKa
Relfond Drug Co., Morriaon atreat, Port
land, Or. Pro
KIO EXTRA FARE I
' ON THE ' ' ' ll
SHASTA LIMITED AIM ;'de LWLE l
PORTLAND, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
THIS TRAIN 18' EQUIPPED WITH EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE
BARBER LADY'S NUIDVALET and FRElt STENOGRAPHER
LEAVES PORTLAND UNION DEPOT DAILY3:00 P. M. . "
Observation Cars
Block Signals
enrn vt vrn L'v Portland Union Depot
STEEL FLYER . ., am.
PORTLAND-PUGET SOUND EXPRESS '. . . . uap.n.
UWL . . ... . , , . . , . . . ll:C0pvti.
.. Steel coachei; electric lights, Caf Observation cars
UNIFORMED-PASSENGER GEMEETS-ALRA?; 5
' ' , CITY TICKET OFFICE, THIRD AND WASHINGTON STREETS
MARSHALL 4500 AND A-6121
paign and Its results:": Previous to the
election a women's political organisa
tion Waa perfected,- and certain pledges
for needed public improvements required
of the candidates.
.The tenure of office of 'the newly
elected members and officers may, how
ever, be but brief. A ouo warranto case
now pending la the supreme court will
determine the legality of the present
city charter, undef which, the election
was held. Should the supreme court up
hold the decision of the circuit court,
which declared the charter invalid, the
city administration will shift to those
otfloers in force before the adoption of
tha debated charter, and a special elec
tion -will be necessary.
Jliss Durrlll Is Thrown.
New Tork, April 10. Supporting the
unconscious form Of Miss Leonie Bur
USE ALLEN'S FOOT EASE,
tbe antiaeiitle powder ' to ba afeakan Into lh
aboea.. .It rna want tett and Comfort for tired,
aching, awollpn, aweatlng feet, oh Allpn'a Foot
Ease It relieve corn and banloaea of all pa la
and prevent, bll'tera, aor and calkma apota.
Juat the thing, for Dancing Parti, Patent
leather 8boa, and for Ureaklng In New Snoea.
It ia the greatnt comfort dlacovery of tha age.
Try it today. Sold evrvf here. 25 eerita. Don't
accept any eubatttute. Vot KKKH trial nack
age, addreaa Allen S. Oltnated, Le tiof. N. t.
Hcrc-r-evcrywherc-in the frozen north in the
fever ridden swamp of the tropics they look to
me for aid.
To the invalid, the convalescent, the old, the
Infirm, I give'real helpful servicer
A little of me goes a long way. ' -
CyrusNoble, ptire and old. .. '
VV. J. Van Schuyver.& to., General Agents, Portland, Or.
E IB BEflimFULLY
THE JIB llll
Mixed With Sulphur v Makes
a a . m .
Hair Soft, Lustrous and
---Cures Dandruff,
The use of Saga and Sulphur for re
storing faded, gray hair to ita natural
color dated back to grandmother's time.
(she kept her hair beautifully darkened,
glonsy and abundant with a brew of
Saga Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her
hair fell out or took on that dull, faded
or streaked appearance this simple mix
tur was applied with wonderful effect.
, But brewing at home is m ussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays skilled chem
ists do this better than ourselves. By
asking at any drug store for the ready
tc.uxe product called VWyeth's Saga
BETWEEN
1 (WJ V
is um at
rill, who had been' thrown from a horse,
between them,. Mrs, Hex Beach, wife of
the author, and her sister, Mrs. Fred
jStone, conveyed the Injured woman to
a hospital. It was announced today
that Miss BurriU will recover. ,
: Breaks In stiff felt frequently may
be mended by - holding under them a
lighted match, the heat causing th$
shellac used for stiffening to melt snd
run together.' ,ri , -, ' ':::-
PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST APPENDICITIS
Portland people who have stomach
and bowel trouble should guard against
appendicitis b taking simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, eteH Vas com
pounded in Adler-l-ka, the German rem
edy, which became' famous by curing
appendicitis. JUST ONB DOSS relieves
sour stomach, gas on the Stomach and
constipation 1NSTANTLT because this
simple mixture draws' off such ,a sui-J
prlslnf amount of old foul matter, from
the body, Woodard, Clarke & Co., drug
gists, West Park and Alder sts.
and Sulphur Hair Itemedy" you Will
get a large bottle for about So cent.
Home druggists make their own, whii-h
is usually too sticky, so Insist upon get
ting "Wyeth's" which can be depended
upon ta restore natural color andbeaul
to the hair and is splendid for dandruff,
dry, feverish, itchy scalp and falling
hair. - .:.- " -.::- y-: w;. .
A well-known downtown druggist
says his customers insist on Wyeth's
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darkens So naturally and evenly that no-
ooay can leu u nas oeen applied it s
so easy to use too. You simply dampen
a Sponge or soft brush and draw it
through your hair, taking one strand al
A time. ,. Do this at night and bv morn
ing the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two, it is restored
to Its natural color and looks gloss;-,
soft and abundant. : . ,-.'.
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