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OPINIONS.
KATLTvS IS KIND.
Tcmurrr.
GETTING ON.
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Frlend-Do yoa think" Friday is tin
Iticky ? '.
Pawnbroker No. '.'I haf more etufi
hocked on Friday than auy other day.
Monday's DelayedNews Briefly Told
Resume of World Happenings Received From 3 o'Clock Yesterday
Afternoon Until 8 o'clock This Morning.
PollUcal.
Secretary Redfleld of the department
f commerce has declared at Washing
ton that if reductions of the wages of
workingmen, follow the enactment of the
Democratl'ctarKf, his department will
make .tn-'InTestlgation M to whether
they are of a bona fide nature, rresl
lent Wilson has expressed approval of
Redfield's plan.
In the second of his lectures upon
(utstlons of modern government W. H.
raft, Kent professor of law at Tale, re
marked: "If we ere to have free trade,
let's have It." The ex-prestdent also
expressed the belief that the sentiment
for radical changes" in the method of
fovernment would ultimately recede and
hat the result would be a happy me
Slum between the old method and the
Hew. ':" ;,y: : " ' " . .V '
Alarmed by the frequent lack of a
lucrum executive sessions and by the
ttrcngth of Republican opposition to
many of President Wilson's nomina
tions, senate Democrats in conference
it Washington decided to put forth ef
forts to preserve a working majority at
all times. . " ."'
When the conference of water -users
pn government Irrigation projects was
resumed at Washington, Secretary Lane
Icclded to drop the Salt River project
for the present and began consideration
f the Yuma project in Arizona and the
feunnyslde project In Washington. Frank
P. Morris, representing the Sunnyslde
water users, explained the conditions on
that project.
By unanimous vote the state senate of
California passed Senator Shanahan's
Amendments to the political code direct
ing for the direct election of United
(States senators by the people rather
than by the California legislature. There
waa no debate and no opposition to the
intendments, which now go to the as.
lembly for approval.
Eastern.
Flood waters of the Smoky Hill river,
iwollen by cloudbursts, are threatening
pnany homes near Ellsworth, Kan. Fam
ilies are packed Up ready to move.
Twenty Vassar girls are Investigating
vice conditions at Poughkeepsle, K. Y.
They had sworn out warrants for thjree
prominent young men, against whom
there are charges approaching white
Ha very ln seriousness. The culprits
fled, and a score of other young men
have disappeared. , The campaign ofthe
Vassar girls will likely result in the
closing of several hotels at Pough
keepsle and Newburg.
A riot resulted At Huntington, -W. Va.,
from an alleged attempt to break up a
mass meeting of Socialists called to
protest against martial law In the coal
utrike district William Taylor, an aged
mnn, was shot through the head and will
SOOTHES AND HEALS
Hyomei Medicates the Air You
Breathe and Gives Quick Re
lief in Catarrhal Troubles.
Be wise tn time and use Hyomei at
the first warning of catarrhal troubles.
Do not let the disease extend along the
flelicate 'mucous membrane, gradually
going from the nose to the throat, thence
Into the bronchial tubes, and then down-
tviLrd until thA Itinera tn raunhi) an A
you ore in danger of consumption.
Hyomei will relieve all curable forms
ind stages of catarrh. It Is so uni
formly successful in this common yet
dangerous disease that It is always sold
bn money back if not benefited plan.
There is no other treatment for ca
tarrh that is like Hyomei or Just' as
good. None can take its place, none give
such quick and sure relief and-at so lit
tle cost. Its medication is breathed
through a pooket Inhaler that comes
with every outfit, thus reaching the
most remote cells of the air passages,
killing the catarrhal germs and sooth
ing and healing the Irritated mucous
membrane.
Begin the use of Hyomei today and
you will soon find that the offensive
breath, the droppings Into the throat,
the discharge from the nose, sniffling
knd all other symptoms of catarrh are
overcome. The complete outfit costs
but $1.00. Extra bottles of liquid, if
later needed, 60 cents at "druggists ev-
Lungs Were Affected;
.Now in GoodHealth
- The makers of Eckman'fl-Alterative, a
remedy for Throat and Lung Troubles,
fio not claim that it will restore every
one to perfect health, but so many have
voluntarily testified it saved their lives
that all whoi have this dread disease
phouiu investigate and try It. It should
stop the night sweats, reduce fever, pro
mote appetite and in very many cases
prolong life. Read what It accomplished
-In this case: . ' .
Catherine Ave. and Ascot Place,
. - , Queen's Court, L. I.
"Gentlemen: In the year 1908 I was
taken with a heavy cold and a nasty
coURh and went to several doctors, in
cluding a .specialist. .rTheir medicines
tailed. My brother then recommended
fcman's Alterative to me very highly
V Is now nearly two years since I first
i?ok it I am now well and I dare say
i-iat I would have been -buried long ao
i it br not been for Eckman's Altera
tive. I wish to thank you for the God
send to me. Wherever I go I highly
recommend the Alterative, as I owe my
life to it."
ttffidavit) JOS." J. TItOESCHER.
jvvtc mwmiu.iblcUi Ilium Wl f CIUCBl. I
' V'kman's Alterative has been proven
t many years' test to be most effi-
svious in cases or severe Throat and
V-g Affections, Bronchitis, Bronchial
ihmil K itKhni'M PnMo art A l i..i,,.n j
K the system. Poes not contain nar
totlcs. poisons or- habit-forming driiKs.
I q" sale by the Owl Drug Co.( and other
fading drugplsjsr AVrite .the Kckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa. for hook
let telling of recoveries and additional
evidence..), v z-;,-:-, .-
Children Who Are Sickly
Momfrr )!B vnws nilf fiitf pnmfnrtTinJ TTie
wpfnr of thflr -himrea Khould never be wlth
mit a box ot Mother Gray'i Siewl Powilera far
I'hlldren, for oe throughout the tvtknk. They
Hrk M.n fnA, nllt Forerlshiii-wi. VomiU
pallon. Tithing iHnorrteri. Headache and Ktom-n-h
'l'rt)Uhlc. lrKcd by Mothers fur S3 year.
J IIKSE .1'dWnEBS NJE.VEK J AIU Ht,U by
III tag Htorm, - &. Don't rr-pt any auh.
ttllutc. Snmtile tuxlled I'UEB. Addreaa., A. 8.
Olmsted, La-Koy, K. T,
Mr. Jimle O'Joake is a bora hn-'
morlst.
HattouIes: tboy say when his
father nsed to thrash him he could
see the funny side of the dipper. .
die. Several others were ' slightly
wounded.
Hpeaking at a luncheon given him at
Pittsburg, President Samuel Rea of the
Pennsylvania-railroad said that freight
rates Would have' to be increased or
the railroads could do but little in the
way" of Improvement. He said they
wanted no favors, and only asked for
rair play. Stockholders in the eastern
division of the Pennsylvania are making
less than 6 per cent on their Investment,
be said. " -: .
Upon his arrival In Washington from
New Jersey, Representative Lewis J,
Martin dropped dead at the Union sta
tion. Martin was serving his : first
term as a Democratic member of con
gress from New Jersey. . '
A warrant for the arrest of Mayor
Gaynor on a charge of criminal libel
souc t by Ralph Pulltaer, one of he
owners or the JNew lorn woria,
was dnnied at . New York by Mag
lstrate Kernochun. Pulitzer alleged that
the mayor had libeled his father, the
late Joseph Pulitzer, In a speech In
Brooklyn February 14 last.
News has reached Nogales, Ariz., of a
battle near Empalme in whloh Mexican
federals from Guaymas' were repulsed
by Mexican constitutionalists after a
terrific battle. It is reported that 300
federals were taken prisoners.
FUnds for the financial ad of Clar
ence Darrow, the famous attorney who
will soon face a third trial in Los An
geles for the alleged bribery of Jurors
in the McNamara case, are. sought by
officers of the Chicago Federation ot
Labor. Darrow's friends at Chicago say
he is penniless as a result of his two
trials..
Three deaths from heat prostration
were reported Monday t at Cleveland,
Ohio, which was the hottest May 5 there
for 41 years. ; -
Three newspaper reporters served an
hour In jail at Fort Worth, Texas, for
contempt of court, rather than divulge
the source of Information on which a
news item was based concerning the in
dlotment of a man accused of bribery.
New Tork - police have declared war
upon gangsters, and every steamship
and railway line leading out of the city
Is being watched for gun men. A country-wide
alarm has been sent out for
the arresk of Alresto Shieldlano, "the
paper box kid," gangster, former con
vict and the alleged murderer of John
Reszo and two policemen. He has fled
the city.
Edward Hieda! went to the city hos
pital at St. Louis Monday to have his
jaw set. He had dislocated it for the
fourth time by yawning, i
The plant of the American Agricul
tural Chemical company at Buffalo. N.
Y., w.as totally destroyed by fire Mon
day. The loss is 1500,000.
Pacific Coast.
According to advices received by the
Merchants Exchange at Seattle, Captain
Daniel Killman and his crew of 11 men
were forced to abandon the schooner
Lyman D, Foster In the South Seas.
They nut off in an open boat and landed
safely at Kamhara island, after their
schooner had become waterlogged and
helpless through bad luck and bad
weather. She was laden with 950,000
feet of lumber from the E. K. Wood
Lumber company of Belllngham.
The city council of Warrenton, Or.,
has granted a BO year franchise to fur
nish light and power wltnin the city
limits, to the Pacific Power & Light Co.
It was the first important ordinance
introduced since Miss Clara C. Munson
became Warrenton's mayor.
Twenty-eight rfeputed Industrial
Workers of the World ana held in Jail
nt Los Angeles, following a clash with
the police, during which, the latter al
lege, threats to lynch them were made.
For an hour Policemen Phillips and
Hatch temporized with the men, whom
they interrupted In a mass meeting In
the suburbs, where, It is alleged, they
were selling beer In violation of a city
law. According to representations made
by- the officers, after a patrol wagon
load ot police bad taken the disturbers
to Jail, knives were drawn and loud
threats were voiced, and the situation
had become acute 'When reinforcements
arrived. The ring leaders were held on
various charges.
Alaska ' Is " practically cut off from
communication with boats' plying to and
from coast points, as the result of the
strike of the Marconi company opera
tors. Operators In all ot the land sta
tions are union men and they have re
fused to take communications from or
Bond messages to non-union men on
the boats.
" Miss Dorothy Forrest of Oxford, Eng
land, daughter of Sir George Forrnt.'
a famous authority on Indian history,
Is the bride at Oakland, Cal., of Robert
Harlow, formerly president of the Earth
Trust company of Victoria, B. C.
The seven indicted officials of the
Western Fuel company, . the Pacific
coast branch of the trust, charged with
conspiracy to defraud the government
out of customs duties, will start at San
Francisco June 24.
' J - Foreign. .
A large majority of the members de
nounced tne five power loan in a stormy
session of the lower house of parliament
at Peking. ..- . -
Mrs. D'Oyly Carte, prominent In the
atrlcal circles as a successful manager,
Is dead at London After her husband's
death in 1901 she conducted the Savoy
theatre. : f '..
The expedition under Knud Rasmus
sen, thi Danish explorer, after a three
years' absence in Greenland, - has ' re
turned to Thorshaven, Faroe islands.
RasmuMen left Copenhagen in 1 July,
1910. His object was to trace" the mi
gration of the Greenland Eskimos from
the . northern shores of -the American
continent and to ascertain their origin.
Considerable significance is attached
at Paris to the approaching visit of
King Alfonso of Spain. Diplomats pro
fess "to believe that It may mean the
1-ranee, liUMSiu. aud Ureat Britain, Al
fonso will arrive""tn Paris Wednesday
6!i(l plans to leave Friday. " '
. : ' '- ;';
Miscellaneous.
- .'Landiptr at New York from Scotland
end Ireland, 20 blushing brldcs-to-be
ran down the gangplank of the steamer
Romantic Man I Trent to whisper I
lore you. .
Sentimental Maid Are we alone?
Romantic Man Yes; even the tide
ha aeuse enoush to go out. 1
California into the arms of 20 eager
swains. Eight of the girls did not have
papers to prove their Identity, and were
toia mat they would have to be mar
ried at Ellis island, The other 12 de
cided to keep thera company, and, the
so coupies were then united for i weal
or woe. .The immigration authorities
say that the if brides were the prettiest
young women that ever came to this
country to be married. In one bunch, as
well as the largest company, ; -
A dozen great solar observatories,
scattered over the world are to be linked
together for harmonious work. Each
will be restricted to a specific phase of
observation, thus avoiding the duplica
tion of their work resulting from Inde
pendent activity. The plan is credited
to Miss iMary Proctor of New York,
daughter of a great English astronomer,
Richard A. Proctor, who died in 1888-
The Kansas City court ot appeals has
decided that foster parents may admin
ister corporal punishment to children.
but that the child may recover damages
if the punishment is excessively brutal.
' In a case from Boons county In which
a son sought to break his father's will.
Judge Ellison has ruled at Kansas City
that when a man 77 years old writes
love letters the fact does not constitute
evidence of mental incapacity. -
Forty Indians in war bonnets, blan
kets and ceremonial face paint, on their
way to pay a visit of respect to the
memorial at Fort "Wadsworth erected
to the American Indian, nearly scared
the wits "Out of a ferryboat load of
Ellis island immigrants at the Battery.
The latter thought that America was
inhabited by savages, and It took half
an hour for interpreters to persuade
them to land. The Indians were con
nected with the Buffalo Bill and Pawnee
Bill educational exhibits.
I
Hearing on closing of the Denver,
Spokane, Silver Bow and the Butte gate
ways will be held next Friday In tho
Portland federal building, before Ex
aminer Carmalt, representing the Inter
state commerce commission.
' The plaintiffs in the case' are the
West Coast Lumber Manufacturers' as
sociation and the transportation com
mittee of the Portland Chamber of Com
merce. Associated Harrlman lines are
the defendants, the Harrlman lines
having canceled rates via Denver in
connection, with the Atchison, Topeka &
Sante Fe, the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, the Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
cific and the Missouri Pacific railways,
via Epokane, in connection with the
Great Northern railway; via Sliver Bo'w
in connection with the Northern Pa
cific railway, and via Butte in connec
tion with the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul.
"The effects of this action on ' th
part of the Harrlman lines are higher
rates and restriction in number of
routes," said John H. Lothrop, manager
for,., the., transportation committee of
the Portland Chamber of Commerce,
"and thts is a matter of vltallmport
ance to the lumber, fruit and other in
terests that have built up trade relations
during the long period of time that
these gateways have been open." '
A general strike is seriously consid
ered by the soliool teachers of France,
Recently a number of them were fined
for disobeying the court's order to dis
band their organization.
1!
Baalmaim s Gas Tablets
Besides being very uncomfortable,
continued bloating is certainly injuri
ous. 1
Just Imagine the pressure against the
abdominal wall, the '-kidneys and the
liver. You must cure that, and if you
will accept our experience in curing
bloat and gas, tako Baalmann's Gas
Tablets.
In this peculiar tablet you will find a
remedy that will cure the cause of gas
and bloat. Viz., ' nervousness-Of the
stomach, which stops digestion, forms
gas, and results in bloat.
All druggists sell Baalmann's Gas
Tablets for 50c, but. insist upon getting
the genuine in a yfllow package. For
a free trial package, send to J. Baal-
maan Co., 33b Sutter St., San Francisco.
GATEWAY HEARING
HERE NEX
FRIDAY
teYoisr Bloating With
The easy Resinol way
to stop skin troubles
The Boothtou, healing medication in
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
penetrates the tiny pores of the skin,
clears them of impurities, and stops
itching instantly. Resinol heals eczema,
rashes, ringworm, and other eruptions,
and removes disfiguring pimples and '
blackheads Quickly and easily.when other
treatments prove worse than useless.
Resinol is not an experiment It is
a doctor's prescription which proved so
uniformly successful for skin troubles
that it has been used by other doctors all
over the country for eighteen years.
No other treatment for the akin now
before the publio can shdw$ucha record
97 pfvje&eMjWlT'iXpprVVuh " L l
Practically every druggist, large or small,
sells Resinol Ointment (60o and $1) and
Resinol Soap (25c), but you can test them at
our expense if ytru prefer Send to Dept. 17-S,
Resinol, Baltimore, Mi, for liberal sampler
and the two new Resinol booklets. ,
Mr& Blldoe Those people in the next
yard aren't la our set.
Bildoe But they hare a fine set of
garden tool.
F
IN CANDY CASE'
$700 Item and a Principle Go
to Interstate Commerce
Commission.
(Whtngtoa Bunas of The Journal.)
Washington, May Teal, Minor A
Winfree and William C. McCulloch, Port,
land, have filed a brief before the Inter
state Commerce Commission In behalf of
Allen & Lewis, Lang A Co., Mason, Ehr
man & Co., Wadhama & Co., and Wad
hams A Kerr. Bros., complainants
against a large number of railroad com
panies. This Is known as "the candy case" in
which complaint waa filed in the fall
of last year, alleging unreasonableness
of transcontinental commodity rates ot
12.60 from eastern territories to Port
land on candles in less than carload
lots. Candy of valuation not exceeding
16 cents per pound Is classified third
class and the transcontinental tariff
named third class rates of $2.20 per
100 pounds.
The couimlalon waa asked to grant
reparation on shipments moving during
a period of two years prior to October
10, lilt, based on the dferencii In
charges figured on the If.' class rate
as against the $2.(0 commodity rate.
The case, was heard l3 Portland. January
19, 1913, before Examiner Flynn. Sub
sequent to the taking of testimony a
brief was filed by th plaintiffs, fol
lowed by a brief ot the defendants, and
now the plaintiff has filed reply brief.
It now remains for the commission to
render its decision.
The amount Involved Is about $703,
which the railroads will have to. refund
In the event that the commission sus
tains the contention ot the plaintiffs.
Since the filing of the complaint, car
riers have Inserted what is known as
the alternative application rule which
provides that either class or commodity
rate whichever Is the lower shall ap
ply on candy shipments in less than car
load lots. " . ,..'.
TRUSTY ON PRISON FARM
MAKES GOOD GETAWAY
fRalem BuVna tf The Journal.)
Salem, Or., May 6. Bert Vancycle
escaped from the penitentiary late Sat
urday afternoon and has not been recap
tured. He was a trusty and secured an
opportunity to escape while working on
the prison farm. He was sentenced
from Jackson county for petty larceny
and had served seven months of sen
tence of one to seven years.
Pceviih Children
Suffer With Worms
Don't te angry with your child be
cause he br she is continually Irritable.
In ninety-nine out of one hundred cases
you wilt find that the trouble Is worms
Among the common symptoms of the
presence of round worms are nervous
ness which often leads to epileptiform
attacks dizziness, vertigo, capricious
appetite, restless sleep, itching b the
eye and nose, nausea and often hys
teria. Round worms are several inches
in length and infest the stomach. Oc
casionally several hundred are found In
a single person. Thread worms arc
smaller, often not longer than a quart
er of an inch. The symptoms denoting
their presence are about the same, but
in this case the child has no appetite.
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge, is unsur
passed In removing worms. Not only
will It destroy them, but Its tonic ef
fects will restore the stomach to
healthy activity. As Jayne's Tonlo
Vermifuge seldom purges, the indica
tions of its beneficial effects will be the
improved condition et the person using
IL
Millions ot parents have praised thts
medicine for more than eighty years.
Insist upon Jayne's Tonlo Vermifuge
and accept no other. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Dr. D. Jaynes & Son, Phlla
dclphia, Pa,
Relieved eczema instantly
, Philadelphia, Pa March 28,
1913 : " Resinol has surely been ;
. a friend In need to me. I had
eczema on my face. It was in
the form of rash. ': I used
many treatments, without any
' results. I tried Resinol Soap
and Resinol Ointment and it
gave me instant relief, and very
thankful I was? for ray whole .
head felt like it was afire. I '
told the doctor about Resinol
and bethighly recommended It 1 .
and told me to con tinue its use.
I am now completely cured ef
111 1
thst-qresdfut-d teeas w after ,m
1 using only about four jars of
Resinol Ointment and Washing t
With ResinoJ Soap." (Signed) -MiAsCarolene
B. Laughlin, 174
Pleasant St, MtAirey. :
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Mr. Duck Thia la what civilization
Permits During Last Quarter
Have Been Granted 114
, Individuals.
(Special to The Journal.)
Salem, Or., May 6. During the past
quarter 114 permits, to appropriate wa-v
ter, have been issued by the state en
gineer, under which It is proposed to
irrigate 49,071 acres, develop 1551 horse
power and supply water for domestic
and municipal use, according to a state
ment Issued today by the state engineer's
office. These permits also Include 11
for the construction ot reservoirs for
the storage of 3029 acre feet In fees,
12288 has been paid the state for these
privileges.
"These permits cover some large irri
gation projects, perhaps the most yn
portant being that filed by the Oregon
Land corporation, of Portland, which
covers about 0,000 acres on the head
waters of the Deschutes river In the
vicinity of Crescent." says the state
ment. "This project covers a part of
the wagon road grant and It is the
purpose of the parties handling It to
effect an exchange with the forest
service so that the land to be Irrigated
will He In a compact body instead of
every odd section as granted to the
road company. The water tor this pro
ject will be taken from Cottonwood,
Miller. Shoestring, and Sink creeks and
entails the construction of a reservoir
at Fish lake.
one lesser rrojeots.
- "T. W. Osgood of Medford, contero
plates the Irrigation of about 9000 acres
In what Is known as the foothills Irri
gation project. The water for this pro
ject will be taken from Emigrant and
Keene creeks and Involves the construc
tion of a reservoir on Keene creek.
"W. L. Benham of Eugene, contem
plates the Irrigation of about 7000 acres
In the vicinity of Btayton, with th
waters of the Santiam river.
"If the plans of J. O. Hannum of
Parkdale are carried out the Glacier
"THE GREATEST KIDNEY REM
EDY ON EARTH" SAYS A
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After giving it a thorough trial, I re
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for me to send my testimony and photo
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Swamp-Root is one of the greatest medl
cines on earth,
Respectfully yours,
MRS. JOHN BA1LT.
West Main st. Portland, Ind.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this twelfth day of July, 1909.
C. A. BENNETT,
Notary Public.
. latter to
Ir. Kilmer ft Co..
jBingliamtou, W. T.
tnu Nhat Swamp-Boot Will Be ftr Tea
Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghara
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a booklet of valuable Information, tell
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When writing, be sure and mention the
Portland Dally Journal. Regular 60
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drug stores.
A Year's Prescription
for Perfect Health-
Drink
Water
t t l i i-J: TL.
pcutic. ni Clinical M41oio
the Oni wilty of tk City Nw
York, la rirae to uro, mtom
t4 prini water. HT "Thar ara
eooiial, ratraibioi, and wholaiome.
They promote JiSaatioa, aa4 hcl
remove waete eroiucta from tke
aratana. -
Quick
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No natter what tha eansa. a trial will iim-in
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iue, sura raiiti in yntt-Kamnia Tablttl
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Ask Your Prugglet For
USE OF flREGGM S
HIKES
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aif fwUty 1M tH tit hdMtM
Fair, Stranger How much has Mrs.
Gadabout Tomlisaeo oa deposit here?
Rank Teller 1 cannot tell you!
Fair Stranger Why, I thought joa
wert tho "teller." .
Irrigation company. In the Hood River
valley, will secure ah additional sup
ply of, water from Fall creek for the
Irrigation of the 4000 acres in this pro
ject ;':.;;;:. oV.-.v.h ; ' '":
"Among other large appropriation
made during this quarter are those by
Thomas A Walter, of Chicago, for tha
irrigation of 2200 acres with the waters
Of Trout creek. In the southerrf part
of Harney county; . the ' Snake River
District Improvement company of
Weiser,.' Idaho, for the Irrigation of
2600 acres with the water pumped
from Snake river; C. R. Shlpman of
-Glendale;-"' the development of 102u
horsepower with the waters of Cow
creek in Douglas county; and the Gold
en Gate Mining company of Marlon,
Ohio, for the generation of 600 horse
power . with the waters of Granite
Boulder creek, In Grant county,
"According to tile permits issued,
new or additional municipal water sup
ply is to b furnished the citizens of
Brighton, Wheeler and Paisley." -
Salves Can't
In regard to skin diseases, medical
authorities are now agreed on this; ,
Don't Imprison the disease germs in
your skin by the use of greasy salves,
and. thus encourage them to multiply.
A true cure of all edematous diseases
can be brought about only by using the
healing agents in the form of a liquid.
WASH THE GERMS OUT.
A simple wash: A compound of Oil
of WIntergreen, Thymol and other In
gredients as combined In the D. D. D.
Prescription. This penetrates to the
disease germs and destroys them, then
Suffering Humanity Finds
thatriolief mustbef ound for the ills which may come any day,
else suffering is prolonged and thereis dangerthatgraver
trouble will follow. . Most serious sicknesses start in disor
ders of the organs of digestion and elimination. Thebestcor
rective and preyentiye,in such cases, is acknowledged to be-
nnn
This standard home remedy tones the stomach,' stimu
lates the sluggish liver, regulates the inactive bowels.
Taken whenever there is need, Beecham's Pills will
spare you hours of suffering and so improve your
general health and strength that you can better
resist disease. Tested by time, Beecham's Pills have
proved safe, certain, prompt, convenient and that they
Always Lead to Better Health
, Sold everywhere. la noses 10c 26e
Tas diroctie with eA ban alieuld be
Greatest Nerve
Mo. 2
MB Hal UH
I have giveo per
sonal inspection to
the working of M. I.
S. T. oa the human
system, and must
say tha it entirely
meets with my pro
fessional sanction.
D. H. LOOMIS.
Late Demonstrator of
Anstomv, Philadel
phia Medical College
I -.'j ' J
Whal Vo Guaranieo H.I.S.T. !o.2Viil! Caro
RHEUMATISM, no mstter how Vons standing.
Anv esse of Inflammation ot the Bladder or
Enlsrred Prostate Gland, no matter it the pa
tients bare been for fears forced to use
estheter. BLOOD POISON IN ANY STAGE.
ANY CASE OF DIABETES. -.
It Is no stimulant. Its effects ere permanent
snd letting. Will cure enr esse of Stricture
without local treatment. Will remove entirely
from the system Cancer and Ctneeroas Germs.
la addition to tha shore. M. I. S.T. No. t
bas cured many essee of Paralysis. Locomotor
Address EI. I. S.T.
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to 0 p. m. Vhone Mala 792. Open Bus
alivays fresh. ; .
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The Boss For an efficiency err
you seem to turn out mighty little
work.
The Efficiency Expert But yoa for.
get that It tnkes a great deal of time
to plan how to do my work with the
fewest possible motions.
DR. E. TRUMBULL LEE
; DIES IN PITTSBURG
, (United I reni Leaned Wlra.i
' Pittsburg, Pa,, May . Rev. Dr. E.
Trumbull Lee, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church of Wilklnsburg, a sub
urb, is dead at his home today after
an illness of several months. Dr. Lee,
Who was chairman of, theT"permancnt
committee on temperance of the Pres
byterian church of North America, was
widely known on the Pacific coast. -
Dr. Lee waa pastor of Calvary Pres
byterian church; Portland, early in the
'80s. He came to Portland & graduate
of the Theological Seminary In New,,
Tork in 1882. -He was pastor here for
six years, going from Portland to Pu
eblo. Colo. Three brothers. Rev. George
H. Lee' of Ballard, Rev. Wallace H.
Lee, dean of Whltworth college at Ta
coma, and Rev. Louis L. Lee of Cin
cinnati, survive him.
Cmre Eczema
soothes and heals the skin as nothing
else has ever done.
A 60 cent bottle will start the cure
and give you instant relief.
We have made fast friends of more
than one fanfily by recommending this
D. D. D. Prescription to a skin suf
fere'r here and there, and we want you
to try it now on our positive pay guar
antee. D. D. D. Soap kegpa the pores
clean; ask us.
Owl Drug Co., Broadway and Wash
ington streets.
Woodward & Clark Co., druggists.
West Park and Alder streets.
n r i
read by wrm i uae, sspeilsHyiy
and Blood Tonic
No. 2
VaB U I
Ataxia. Spinal Trouble and apparently Inour
able diseases of the nerves.
M. 1. S T. has beeo on the market for over Sfl
years, and has enred tbounandi of sufferers. It
is prescribed by leading physician all ovr th
country. It Is plesaaot to take and aiimoluiriv
ate. It never increases or dimlnnnra the
aetlon of the heart. If rou are anfrerlns fiout
any ehronlo disease you are urged to write in
us, no matter bow many dwiom or kind t
medicines you have tried without relief. WU
UUAKANTEE TO CUKB VOU.
That yon may judge of tbe value of tb Great StdM," for vmir
Sell, wa U1 aanU, jioiioua aaek'a Utlajut. by uwlu.u .
only asking that when currd yoursetl yoa will t.'f-n.u,.-i..i n
to othera. Write confldentlally to our mwiu nl iltit.i lun-ut,
ctvlng symptoms. II perbcx, or lx luxe (gr t.
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