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OX u 4. (rh Q 1- fir , J rv; J 1 Miss Sisterly Miss Leftover, to ay 1 Edna Did yon aay you wouldn't marry Charles unless be bad a mil lion? : S; : Lucille Yes, but alnce I know hlra lie-Why, Pittsburgh stl..raila are cheaper in China than "They are In lltHburah. She Quite likely. But then one gets them so much fresher in Pittsburgh, no present my orouierl MeddersI snpnose that wai ' the The TrnTrller Can ' a man bny clean collar around here? The is'ative Ouess not Wey don't ' wear collora around thta neck of Uu - woods. . , - ,- ., ,. . Classy Ma I want a baby buRgy- for, little Ormond here. ' Salesman What kind, madam? Classy Ma That one in the window that has the self-starter, electric lights, kit of tools, and spare wheel. Eileen "Did George ever tell you thnt I rejected him twwr Oeorge's Fiancee "Y, be often tells me of the lucky Incidents of his life.- Miss Leftover How-sweet of yon! word of some ancient king? Of course, I'll take him and thank you . Mr. Kurio No, no; from the-records if yott think he's willing. I think it vu the first safety razor. better now I think I'd make it J750.000. ; ',. 'amount. W r It .III w. s t 'WW INK A. ' - m,w Monday's Delayed ltcsanie of World Happenings Received From 3 o'CIock ' Yesterday - ,. , " Afternoon Colli a o'clock This Morning. Political. ' . . 8enator Borah declares that be can see little If any hope in the fight that in being mads to lift the phosphate with drawals from the lieu land sections of 50,000 acres recently made by the state . of Idaho In the southwestern part of the stats In exchange for two school sec tlona included In the forest reserve. Borah scores the department of the In terior for the alleged mutilation of Ira , portent laws. . May 1 and i are the dates decided upon by President Wilson for his speak ing trip in northern New Jersey, lie will advocate Jury reform and the pro posal to call a state constitutional con vent ion. ;v." Governor Bulger of New Tork has des ignated John Mitchell to be state labor .commissioner. If confirmed, Mr. Mitch ell will have charge of the reorganized labor department and will get an annual salary of $8000 for four years. 'The senate yesterday confirmed the nomination of John Osborn of Wyoming to be assistant secretary of state; John . Bassett Moore to be counsellor for the state department; Walter Page to be ambassador to England, and Dudley Field .Malone to be assistant secretary ;of atate. , - . Eastern. Clarence 8. Darrow is back in Chicago for the first time since he left two years ago to defend the McNamara brothers. He declined to discuss his trials on charges of Jury bribing, and paid that ha hoped to resume the prac tice of law after a long rest. Upton Sinclair, the novelist, was qui etly married at Fredericksburg, Va., yes- . terday to Hiss Mary Craig KImbrough. Sinclair and his former wife were sen 's rated ' two years ago because of her sfflnlty for a Kansas poet. . A negro youth of 19 who Wandered yesterday Into Bolton. Vt. was made an unwilling participant in a game of "crack the whip" by four pfvhite men who accused him of stealing their dinner palls. They snapped him Into "the Wlnooskl river and he .was drowned.' GIRL SUFFEREI TERRIBLY a a. r i . 1 c "' Lydia E. Piokham's Vege table Compound com , pletely cured her, Adrian, Texas. "I take pleasure to adding my testimonial to the great list 1 and hope that it will be of Interest to suf fering women. For four years I suffered untold agonies at regular intervals. Such pains and cramps.severe chills andsicknessat stom ach, then finally hem orrhages until I would be nearly blind. I had five doctors and none of them could do more than relieve me for a time. "I saw your advertisement tn a pa per and decided to try Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. I took sewn botes of It and used two bottles rt iha Ronntiv WabK And T Sim mm. ptetely cured of my trouble. When I began taking the Compound : I Only weighed ninety-six pounds and now I weigh one -'hundred and twenty-six pounds. If anyone wishes to address me in person I will cheerfully answer all letters, as I cannot speak too highly of the Plnkham remedies. "Miss Jes ' SIB Mabsh, Adrian, Texas. - Hundreds of such letters expressing, gratitude for the good Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound has accom-. plished are constantly being received, proving the reliability of this grand old remedy. If you want special advice write to Lydia . Plnkham Medicine Co. (confi dential) Lynn, Mass. Yonr letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence. WHOOPING COUGH SPASMODIC CROU? ASTHMA COUCHS BRONCHITIS CATARRH COLDS - CBTASLiSMce isre A simple, sate and ett active treatment for bronchial trouble, avoiding drug. Vapor ixed Cresolene stops the paroxysms of Whooping Ceoghand relieves fepumedie Croup at once. It is a boon to saiterers from Asthma. Tb air carrying the anti septic vapor, inspired with every breath, makes breathing easyj soothes the sore throat and Stops the cough, assuring rest ful nights. It is invaluable to mothers with young emiaren. . Send iu postal for dtscriftivt booklet. ALL DHCOeiSTB. Try Cmolen Antimptie TUreat lalU tor Um 1c niat-a thrut. Tbdjki-e ilinple,effH!lv aiiianrt (optlo, Ot our drutfKlrt or Croak m, Wc In Uaip, YAPO CRESOLENE CO. UCruaSt.,N.T. :;!;!!!!:;;!;!!iil!!;!!;ili;!;:i!;i;i!;:h;i;; News Briefly Told Three of tha men are under arrest, and the fourth Is being sought.- An association was organized yester day at Chicago by the representatives of 34 railroads. It will promulgate a c-vmpalgn of education with a view of reducing accidents. After being crushed In an Ice Jam the steamer Uganda, grain laden, sank Sunday night in Lake Michigan near the Straits of Mackinac The crew, 22 lc number, were rescued. Evelyn Arthur See has begun to serve an Indeterminate sentence of one to five years in the Illinois penitentiary, after every possible legal step had failed to keep him out of prison. 8ee was the leader if the "Absolute Life" cult at Chicago, and .was convicted, of the ab duction it Mildred Bridges, one of bis followers. Mrs. John Miller Horton, the unsuc cessful candidate for president general of tha Daughters of tha American Kevo lution, has been made chairman of a committee to petition congress to pub lish Revolutionary war pension records. All factions have now been recognised, and the aoeiety Is tranquil. Pacific Coast. Nathan D. Raymond, a pioneer of Clatsop county, died at Astoria, Or., yes terday as the result of a partial stroke of paralysis. Mr. Raymond was born on tha family homstead at Clatsop Plalna in 1850. He was a well known civil engineer. A Chinese named Leo Sen died at Baker, Or., yesterday from drinking too much tea. He had been alck with, pneu monia and was released from the hos pital. He would since eat nothing, and would drink nothing -but tea. ' Eight or ten heads of departments of the University of Idaho at Moscow will be asked to resign as the result of a general house cleaning Just completed by the board of regents. Some of these men have been with the university for many years. , Their names are withheld. Business men of Condon and Fossil, Or., are acting in concert with a view to securing a Sunday train service on the Condon branch of the O.-W. R. & N. By holding him to answer on the charge of submitting a 'false statement regarding his corporation's finances and fixing his bonds at 11000, Police. Judge Deasy has practically assured the trial of William Corbln, secretary of the Con tinental Building aY Loan society of San Francisco. The charge waa pre ferred by Bute Building and Loan Com missioner Walker, who bad to forcibly break Into Corbln's office In order to gain desired evidence against his cor cern. . . .. "" Literally out to pieces when the auto mobile In which he was riding collided with a trolley car near her, J. C. Arnold, a civil engineer of Martinea. Cat, Is dead at Richmond, CaX Floyd Breme man, George Upham and Leo Tomey, who were in the machine with 'Arnold, were severely injured. The car climbed on top of the automobile, pinning Arnold and throwing the others tQ one Side. By a vote of Si to S the California assembly yesterday passed the Suther land proposed constitutional amendment giving the state railroad commission power to fix the compensation to be paid for any public service corporation ur uwmy uen uver uy municipalities under eminent domain proceedings. The amendment waa Introduced at . the re quest of the city attorney's office in Han Francisco and was designed to apply to the condemnation of the Spring Valley Water company in the event'of its ac quisition through this meansJy the city. Arrested at Oakland, ., Cal., while at tempting to force Mrs. Florence Pand redge, a young Regress, to elope with him, at the point of a gun, Wellesley Warner, a negro, recently paroled from Folsom penitentiary, where he had been given 20 years for the murder of his mother, . probably will be returned . to prison. The negresa is a domestic in the home of J. W. Stevens. The Stevens family was aroused by Warner's at tempts to kidnap the girl and had him arrested. Charged with using the mails to da fraud, Mrs.' May Clark, 4S, Is held at Los. Angeles for the action of the fed eral grand Jury. According to the fed eral authorities, Mrs. Clark, who is dark and has dark eyes and black hair streaked with gray, won the heart of J. T. Kelly, a rancher, by representing her self to be a, young woman with brown hair and blue eyes. After an exchange of letters,, Kelly proposed and was ac cepted by mail. On the appointed day Kelly was left "waiting at the church." Mrs, Clark was arrested in Beaumont, Texas, and brought west for trial Residents of Forest Grove and llllls boro, Or., expect to relinquish without litigation 14 head of horses sold to them which- are alleged to have been stolen a year ago from the Yakima reservation. .-brought to The Dalles and shipped by boat to rortiana. An officer of thy Yakima Indian agency, an Interpreter, and Joe Toppenish, an Indian, are now in Washington county to Identify1 the horses. The bill presented -by the Southern Pacific of $1387.18 for the expenses of Ex-Secretary of State Philander C. Knox, who visited California last May ostensibly to boost the Panama-Pacific exposition, has been turned down by the jtate of California. The exposition recommended that the bill be not paid. Governor Johnson charges that the true mission of Mr, Knox was political, . . Foreign. . . The American-Japanese society Is holding a meeting at Tokio to consider Japanese agitation against the Callfor. nla antialten land bilL Members of the" society will attempt to put a stop to UemagoglCdamor, but today the de mands of . the extremists for war . had temporarily ceased. It is. believed the agitation her against the anti-alien bit! is the work of a group of politicians' J who are opposed to tne present Japan ese ministry and who are seeking to &jnbarrasa,.jfiegovernrnent, The German Imperial parliament has voted by a large majority to cut down the appropriation in tha military budget and to drop a number of , post com mandants. This bold step followed the disclosure of the Krupp scandal, and was taken against' the protests of the war 'minister and other officials. r At Dresden yesterday Princess Maria Immaculate, wife of the brother of the king of gaxony. waa treated for rabies by Professor Koch. The princess and several members of her suite were bit ten a few duys ago by a favor I ate lap dog and symptoms of rabies developed. All were. Inoculated. - A Berlin student lout the tip of his nose in a duel,- and; promptly carried It In his mouth to a hospital. His ac tion was scientifically correct, for the warmth of the mouth had prevented the cellular death of the severed organ. His noes is sewn on again and saved. I "' Miscellaneous. At Now York yesterday a modest little man walked into a doctor's office to be examined for life insurance. He had six gunshot wounds on his body, and when asked how they ' occurred, quietly re plied: "In robbing trains, sir." He was Al Jennings, at one time one of the most daring holdup men In tha world. After being pardoned he became a lead ing lawyer of Oklahoma, Senator Ashurat of Atixona has intro duced at Washington a bill to refuse the use of the malls to brokers who make "wash" sales, sales on margin without delivery, i and who otherwise do a tricky business. The people of Astoria, Or., art de manding a publio dock not less than 1000 feet In length, with slips to ac commodate several vessels at a time. They also ask the general government that not less than J 5 feet of water be maintained in te channel across the shoal at tha mouth of the Columbia, OLD ORDINANCE, STILL IN FORCE, PUTS POUND : IN HEART OF DALLAS : (Special to The Journal.) . e) Dallas, Or, April 22. Dallas S is having Its charter and ordl- ) nances codified and printed, the , first time this work has been. attempted. Tha ordinances in force cover from 1174, An ordl- nance passed In 1874, whloh has '. a) . never been repealed, provides for a city pound upon the land 4 now covered by ana of the larg- est brick structures In this city . e . and occupied as a furniture S store and cigar factory. Soma 4 very humorous things have been 4 found among the city's law rec- e ords, and much of tha early his- Jtory of this community Is com- lng to light Many names very 4 prominent In state affairs 26 e years ago have been found In 4 connection with the early admin- 4 4 istration of affairs in this city. 4 4 ... 4 4 4 4 4 4 Washington; April 22.The house has passed an appropriation bill pro viding for salaries and expenses of the new department of labor. CAFilE TO PORTLAND SIX III OF SEARCH MRS. GEORGE HUBBARD OF MINNESOTA TELLS HERE WHAT SHE THINKS OF PLANT JUICE. "pliii1, illllill JilliiWlIill av It i This statement ls from Mrs. George Hubbard, a most estimable lady, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Harrle, 384 Marguerite Ave., this city. Mrs. Hubbard, whose home is in Min nesota, came to Portland about six months ago to visit her children, two of whom live here and another at Van couver. This is what she says about Plant Juice: "I was in bad health when I left my home In Minnesota, but thought prob omeKemedyiorlEczeiiia From our experience as druggists in this community, we can recommend, as an absolutely reliable remedy for skin diseases, the S J J. Presorlptloa tot Ecaarna made in the D.D.D. laboratories In Chicago. This Is an ideal home rem edy, for it has the advantages of being a convenient wash, easy to apply and posr TtTveTyHhaTinTess D.D.D. gives instant relief from the irritating itch, it 'penetrates the pores and reaches ffie root of the disease im COMPANY FEARS SIMS Pacific Telephone' Hopes to Prevent Even a Hearing on Oregon Hotel Issue. (Balein Burean ef The Journal. . . Salem, Or., April, 22.Tha Pacific Telephone eV Telegraph company has filed a vigorous protest against the rail, road commission holding a hearing on tha complaint of tha Wright-Dlokinaon Hotel company, proprietors cf tha Ore gon hotel in Portland, Tha hotel has the Home Telephone . company's tele phones in all its rooms and it wants the Pacific Telephone company to switch calls coming over Its lines for patrons of the hotel to tha Home Telephono company's switchboard. In Its protest the Pacific Telephone company, alleges that the commission Ls without Jurisdiction as the telephone company's service Is ' interstate. The company saya its system covers Califor nia, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and the western portion of Idaho, serving over 600,000 subscribers, ' and that the company has a rule against connecting with, any lines or apparatus not fur nished by it or under Its control. The answer alleges that such an order would be unjust, In violation of law; and an Interference with -the company in tha control of Its own property It asserts that such connections would de prive the company of Its profits and would give all the advantage to the Home Telephone. company. That the company la using Its best legal talent to fight the case is Indi cated by the fact that the answer la sie-nad by Attorneys Pillsbury. waaison ft Sutro of San Francisco and Carey & Kerr of Portland. LIEU LAND SELECTIONS TO GET ATTENTION NOW (Salem Bureau of The Journal.) - Salem, Or., April 22.Governor West is in receipt of advice from the general land office and members of the Oregon delegation in congress that action will be soon taken on the lieu land seleotlons that hava.been pigeon holed in tha gen eral land office for the last 10 or 12 years. Thes are the a, selections to which Governor West has been demand inr that h land office aive attention.' xfpny nf. these selections were madelcured, 12 years ago, saia uovernor wesi w day, "and the school fund has lost over (100,000 In interest because of the state's failure to get action m them from the land office." " ill HEALTH AND FQUI1D IT ably a ciiange of climate would do me good. However, this was not the case and I became worse until recently 1 almost gave up hope of ever getting any better, I had a Severe case of dyspepsia, suffered greatly from ner vousnese and poor circulation, my hands and feet would get ao cold and numb that I Would often put them in hot water to start the circulation. I had rheumatic pains all through my body; i slept very little, and what sleep I did get did not seem to rest me and I felt tired alt the time. I waa almoBt a physical wreck when I commenctd taking plant Juice. I had not used half a bottle when I knew I had found tha right thing at last , I kept on taking It and kept on improving. Now I am hera to get another bottle. I feel now as ltj could enjoy life again, My stora ach is in fine condition; ray nerves are steady and strong. I sleep good and wake up rested and refreshed. My cir culation is splendid and my hands and feet are warm and feel natural, I am glad to recommend Plant Juice to all sufferers. I think It is a great medi cine." - ' . , Many other Portland people will agree with Mrs. Hubbard in her opinion of Plant Juice. It truly is a great medi cine and has Restored thousands of sick, discouraged and hopeless men and wom an to health and given them a new In terest in life. No matter If your all marts are chronic, or how many things you have tried,' Or how discouraged you feel. Just try Plant Jules. It will not disappoint you. The Plant Juice man Is at the Owl Drug Co. store, 7th and Washington Sta. Get a bottle and if It does not help you he will refund your money. . , , mediately, Just a 60c bottle will con vlnce you of this. We advise every skin sufferer to have DiD.D. Prescription always on hand. Of course all druggists sell It go to them if you can't come to 11s but don't ao cept a big profit substitute. However, if you coma to our store, we have so "much confidence In this mild, antiseptic wash that we will guarantee tha first fulrwlggtottlgjtg flyr-weayrr If not, pay nothing. Let us also tell you about D.D.D. soap.1 Owl Drug Co., Woodward Clark Drug Co.' THS AGO NOW ON DEFENSIVE Desert Land Board Calls on It to Answer Demand of Set tler Williams.- ' . (Salem Ilurriu ot Toe Journal.) ' Salem, Or., April 22. The state desert land board, at a meeting yesterday afternoon,- passed a' resolution requesting the Central Oregon Irrigating company to appear within 15 daya and show cause, If any, why the board should not begin action on the- company's bond to compel it to comply with its contract with the state. This contract calls for the enlargement of the central Oregon canal to a capaolty to serve all the land sold in the .Powell Butte district In Crook county. This was the third meeting held by the board in tha last few weeks to con sider this matter. E, B. Williams, one of the land owners In the Powell Butte district, has appeared before the board at each meeting and made demands that the board compel the company to live up to Its contract On complaint of Mr. Williams that tha company was expending the money ljt collected for maintenance of the Irri gation system ror new extension worg, the board also passed an order request ing the company to submit to the board a. sworn statement of its handling of tha maintenance fund for last year. K few days ago the secretary of the board received a statement from the trustee through whos handa the con tract requires the funds must pass, and THE SECRET OF SUCCESS . .. " 1 i Genuine Merit Required to Win the People's Confidence Have you ever stopped to reason why It is that so many products that are e tenslvely advertised, all at once drop out of sight and are soon forgotten? Tha reason is plain the article did not ful fil the promises of the manufacturer, This applies mora particularly to a med icine. A medicinal preparation that has real ourative value almost sells itself, as like an endless chain system the remedy IS recommended by those who have been to those who are in need of It In an interview on the subject a prom inent local druggist says "Take for ex ample Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root a prep aration I have sold for many years and never hesitate to recommend, for in almost- every case It shows immediate results, as many of my customers tes tify., No other kidney remedy that I know of has so large a sale." The success of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- Root ls due to the fact that it fulfils every wish In overcoming kidney, liver and bladder diseases, correots urinary troubles and neutralizes the uric acid which causes rheumatism. A free trial bottle will be sent by mall, absolutely free. Address Dr. Kil mer & Cp., Blnghamton, N. T., and men tion this paper. Regular slse bottles sold fit all druggists 6O0 and $1.00. The World's Remedy You make no risky experiment when you use occasionally whenever there is need the most universally popular home remedy known, Beecham's Pills,, which have stood the test of time with absolute suc cess and their world-wide f ame rests securely on proved merit relieve the numerous ailments taused by defective action of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Cleansing; the system,, they purify the blood and tone body, brain and nerves. Beecham's Pills act quickly; they are always safe, and reliable, and you may depend upon it they Will Benefit You Sol4 everywhere, la bos 1 10a, 25c, Everyone especially ararv wnias1 kald read the directioas wit every beiu A convuicea mat an pd nuauc from any cause, excessive brain lag, -indigestion, grippe.corysa. over-lndul; gence neuralgia, rheumatism, gout, etc.. yield quickly to these wonderlul pain relievers. Not ttimmlantt, da is. -en V4r vnwtm rer an B -MLS . 1 1 I I I I I ....... I ui 1 r iU (uitlif ar IOC in tie ttctitti it showed that where $148,00(1 should have been turned over to the trustee he had received only 1121,000. Williams wants to know where the remainder has been expended, and It is likely the board will investigate this along with the other matters.. : , ' CONVICT STABS GUARD AT SALEM; WOUND SLIGHT (Sales Bureau of The Journal.) ' i Salem. Or.. April 12. ChaDel Ouarrl W. IL Fisher at tha state penitentiary was stabbed with the sharp end of a file by a convict yesterday , afternoon but it is hot thought the wound will -1 r. f ir".r '1 1 ALCOHOL 3 PR CENT, j AVcjetableRrpars(bnirAj-! slmllalin$ thcFbodantfRcgufr ting die Stomachs anuJJovosof Promotes DtoRonXSiettTui ness and RestJContaln neiDtr OpiumHarphine norMiucraL HUTflAiaUIIU finpimSttd' JMutttUtf AiiuSud him Serf' 'mflrrfj AnerferiRemedv forConsflpa- ttonSouTStoraadi.Dlarito Worms jConvulsionsievensii ness andLoss OFSlEH. -0:11 Facsimile Signature of NWVYDHK. 'sm (GunraftLced under il i-ooO; Exact Copy of Wrapper. Greatest Hcrvc No. 2 I have given per sona.i inspection the working of M S. T. on tha human system, and must say that it entirely meets with jny pro fessional sanction. D.H.LOOMIS, Lata Demonstrator of Anatomy, Pbliadel ' pnia Medical College WhatVo Guarantee RHEUMATISM, no matter how lontr standing. Any ease ot Inflammation of the Bladder or Enlarged Prostate Qland, no matter it the pa tients hare been for years forced to use a eatheter. BLOOD POISON" IN ANY STAGE. ANY CASE OF DIABETES. It is no stimulant. Its eflerts are permanertl and lasting. Will eure any case ot Stricture without local treatment Will remove entirely from the system Cnncer and Cancerous Oerms. In addition to the above; M. I. & T. No. baa cured manj cases ot Paralysis, Locomotor wm MamMTJ. t. SIT. J"or sals ty fihen ferry, 333 Bherloca to a p.m. rhona Mala 7934. Ora Sua always ?eah. it to v V' V s 7 mmmtwmmmmmmtmmmmmmmu I m" 'il imhii- i MsTiiaWfeiiiisaiiiNi iii insiiaw f Yrtl"" " - " J prove serious. A gash was cut in Fish er's abdomen. -' The stabbing was done by Henry Ban gert, a convict sent up from Dougim county for shooting a man, Bangert has been Insane and for over a year luul been an Inmate of the asylum. About a month ago he was returned to the penitentiary. Yesterday afternpqn when Superin tendent Lawson 'went into the prison yard whersf Bangert was working, Bitn gert followed hlra into the chapel. Law son Ordered hlra to go back Into In yard. Bangert refused. Chapel Guard Fisher then started toward him; he ran, but the guard caught him. As he waa caught the convict turned and Jabbod the file, which he had been using In cleaning the brick, into the guard. pi) 111 For Infants and Children. The Kind You llavo Ajvvays Bought Bears Signature In Use For Over Thirty-Years ths etwraue . s eirr. and Blood Tonic .l.l.S.T.io.2l7i!l C::r: Ataxia, Spinal Trouble and apparently Idoui able diseases of the nerves. M. L & T. has ben on the market for over W tears, and has cured thousands of urr, !-! . H is prescribed by rtsdinr pbyHirluns ail 0Tr t o Country. It is pleasant to take and '., safe. It never incrrmses or dttnti.inrmM t.-t aotion of the feiart. It you are aut!.rii-4 t .. ,1 any ehronlo disease you are orgpd to . 1 1, us, no matter bow many dnctore or k : .1 r tndlclni ypu have trifd without ri'iiS. IV GUARANTEE TO CUKK YuU. 1 rv n a mm the , m M :f X That you may hidire oi theralue of the Ornt fr-,.i- for tr aelf, we U1 send you one week's tmttrfnt ly dtiil i i : only asking that when eurd yourself you will re wnn to others. Write eooOdentially to our tneiitfwl flct-au.i giving symptoms, tt per box, or six boxes lor i ';. CO., To! 3 d o; Bldg., 3d and Oak Cs. jr "ii 9 days 10 a. tn. to 13 in. c,.r . V. ,.V-...T. T
