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Monday's Delayed
)leaum of World Happenings Received Prom 8 o'Clock Yesterday
. i , Afternoon Until 8 o'clock This Morning.
' rollticaL
, Democratlo aenators .' In caucus at
Wash lny ton have practically decided
that the old custom' of pairing should
b abandoned, so far as executive ses
sions and considerations of appoint
intnts Is concerned. It Is expected that
thla will render the retaining' of a quo
rum less .difficult for putting through
President Wilson's nominations,
Oorernor B. V, Stewart and other
Montana oltisens have gone to Wuhlhg
ton to protest to Secretary Iane against
tha diversion of knf Montana reclama
tion service funds to other western
states.
President Wilson has heartily sano
tloned the plan for the cooperation of
the .Democratlo congressional and na
tional committees In the campaigns of
lilt and 1811. Chairman Lloyd and
Secretary Page of the congressional
committee are considering a plan for an
expansion of Its membership to embrace
tl senators and XI senators!
, Ths appointment of George Curry of
New Mexico to the vacancy on the Phil
ippine commission wss urged before
President Wilson by National Commit
teeman Jones and Representative Fer
guson, both of New Mexico. It Is re
ported that Curry's nomination will be
sent to the senate soon.
Commissioner Eamshaw has cabled
from Washington, Governor . General
Forbes at Manila, that there is no
chanoe of the senate changing the sugar
schedule in tha Underwood tariff bill
Following several hours of debate at
Washington, the Kern resolution for an
Investigation of tha Wast Virginia coal
. miners' strike was referred to the com
mittee on education and labor, with tha
. understanding that a prompt report be
returned. No vote will be taken on the
measure until then.
Senator Clapp has Introduced A bill at
Washington to make It unlawfull for a
senator or representative to serve on
ny political committee, club or organi
sation; and also to prohibit congress
men, under penalty of fine or Imprison
ment, from soliciting campaign funds.
The bill strikes at the practice la vogue
-for years of congressmen serving on
both the Republican and Democratic
congressional committees.
Testifying at New Tork In the gov
ernment suit of the dissolution of the
steel trust, Charles M. Schwab, former
president of the United States Steel
corporation, declared the concern was
organised ;malnly"to promote the sale
TRAVELS IN SEARCH OF HEALTH
' FINALLY CROWNED WITH SUCCESS
His Usp of Plant Juice in This City Did Him More Good
Than Years of Travel ,
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Here is a most interesting story told
by Mr. W. H. Prentice, who Uvea at
463 Spokane Avenue, this city. .11 r.
Prentice .was born in Mystic,-Conn., in
1850. He became ill while In Connecti
cut, and moved to Chippewa Falls,
Wis., where be-conducted a very suc
cessful, business, but was compelled to
give It up on'aooount of his .".lealtp.
About five years ago he came , to
Portland and has lived here since then.
While talking, with ; the Plant Juice
man at The Owl Mr. Trentico said:
"My health has been vory poor f of
years, so bad that I had to give up
my business arid lately I seemed to be
growing worse: I suffered , from dia
Do As Others Do,
this time-tested world proved home remedy which suits
and benefits most people. Tried for three generations,
the -best corrective and preventive of the numerous
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I If you lave not tried thla matcfilem
Shat It means 10 nave Deiier uigcouvu, buuuwi bi,, . j
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News Briefly Told
of American steel abroad. lie also gave
a complete history-of the1 trust; ;
Eastern. T . -
Flat notice that the enactment of an
eight hour law would be followed Im
mediately by a reduction in the wages
of women and girls was served on a
subcommittee of the Illinois senate at
Chicago by a. -gathering of manufactur
ers who employ large numbers of wo
men, It was declared that even wdmen
employes are opposed to the law. D. K.
Prescott, 4 manufacture of - hosiery,
said; "The average girl would rather
work ten hours a day and get $12 a
week than work eight hours for - II."
The delegation of business men predict
ed that a general exodus of manufactur
ers and girl employes to other states
would follow the passage of the bill.
About 1000 machinists at Buffalo, N.
T., have struck for a minimum wage of
B7ft cents an hour. Police are guard
ing all the shops, : ,
Charles D. Flynn, s mining engineer,
has won his suit at. New York to re
cover I41I.26S from the King Edward
mining syndicate. He claimed that he
had discovered the ' company's silver
mines In the Cobalt region of Canada,
and that under an agreement he waa en
titled to 10 per cent of its profits.
The dead body of a beautiful woman
about 22 years of age waa found in her
room In a hotel at Missoula, Mont,
where she had registered aa "Mrs. John
Smith, Portland." Uer Hps were slight
ly burned, and she is thought to have
taken her own life. No papers were
found in her effects, which Included
a wedding ring, a bracelet and one cop
per cent . She had dark hair, gra y eyes
and clear complexion, and was well
dressed.
Pending determination of his appeal
for a new trial. Albert W. Freeman has
been released at -New Tork Friends
end relatives brought 1500,000 worth of
stocks and bonds to the federal build-tna-
ae security for the 1150,000 ball
demanded. Freeman waa convicted, to
gether with Julian Hawthorne and Dr.
William J. Morton, on a eharga of using
the malls to defraud, and sentenced to
five years' imprisonment at Atlanta.
Mies Doris Underwood was found not
guilty by a Jury at Muncle, Ind., and
the bailiffs were unable to alienee the
applause In the courtroom over the ver
dict She is the Hartford elty school
teacher who was tried on a charge of
attempting' to kill Otis Fisher, a Muncle
drug clerk, whom sha accused of wrong
ing her younger sister, Ada.
Arrangements have been completed
betes, and the pains In my back were
frightful; I had to get up frequently
during the night and my sleep was
broken; the pain was so Intense at
times that I could not stand on my
feet my digestion war very poor,
my stomach would get sour, and food
seemed to lay In a heavy lump, my
entire constitution seemed to b broken
down. I waa very weak and also dls
couraged, for I had tried everything
I Heard of but nothing seemed to give
ma any relief.' I was like a drowning
man catching at every straw. When
I read in tha papers here about Plant
Juice and what it was doing lor peo
pie I decided to try it but was so
discouraged I had very little faith in
it ' until I began taking it Then I
changed my mind and knew that I
had at last found the rjght thing. I
have used three bottles and I feel like
I wouldlike- to get on liie . housetops
and proclaim the merits of Plant Juica,
what.it has done for me is little short
of a miracle. A short time ago I was
in such a condition that, my folks
would not permit me to leave the
house; now I am' going to work put
ting in iceboxes, and It's hard work, too.
I have ho, more pains in my back; I
do not get up half as often during the
night now, and am getting sound, rest
ful sleep;, my stomach is In fins. con
dition. I eat anything I want and all
kinds of food seems to agre with me.
I have come in for another bottle and
atn only too glad to tell others of the
wonderful.beneflts I have had - from
Plant Juice.
The people who take Plant Juice are
the only advertisement it needs. If
you are feeling down ana out try it.
The riant Juice man is at. The Owl
Pruk Company store, Seventh and
Washington streets, get a bottle from
him and if it does, not help you he will
refund your money; nothing fan be
fairer than that-.
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faniily medicine, you do pot know
kasw. lOe zee.
' VMHUNt, MSMUIT
at Washington by Mark Morris, repre
senting the Booth-Kelly Lumber com
pany, for final purchase from the gov
ernment at 12.60 an acre of 70,000 acres
of land included in the Oregon and Cali
fornia land grant
.A small tornado struck a comer of
Valparaiso, Neb., and demolished a
church and half a dozen residence., Bo
far as known, no one was injured.
The Chicago police have been asked to
locate Margaret, Hawthorne, 28 years
old, who Is heiress -to an estate of $460,
000 left by David Shafter at Vassar,
Mich,; according to a. telegram from a
firm, at Hastings, Mich. Her parents
were Alml'na and Harry Hawthorne, who
separated shortly after her birth, and
she Is supposed to have been left, by
them in Chicago..
Pacific Coast,1
Under strict guard of deputy sheriffs
Wm. St. John JRanney. Pasadena club
man, has started for San Quentin to
spend seven years behind the. bars.
Banner was sentenced following his
confession that he embezzled large sums
from the Santa Fe railroad company, by
which he was employed as auditor.
The first shipment of Australian beef
to reach Los Angeles has arrived by
rail from San Francisco. It will be
put on the market at a considerable re
duction from American prices, f Porter
house steak, it la said, will sell for 26o
per pound against 85o for the American
beef. Tenderloin will sell for the same
prices.. Australian round steak will
bring 15o against 20o for American, and
prime roast 20c, compared with 28a
Tragic admission that he Is a former
convict and that he made the confession
voluntarily before the prosecution put
him in a wrong light was voiced In the
superior court at Oakland, Cat, by E.
L, B. Zlmmer, on trial on a charge of
having raised a receipt from $300, given
him by B. C. Collins, to SHOO. "But I
went to jail in Montana an innocent
man," shouted Zlmmer. "I ' was later
vindicated by the secretary of state
and other officials." Collins Is man
ager of the United Electtio company of
San Francisco, and Zlmmer is secretary
oft a vacuum cleaning company at Oak
land. Zlmmer saw a jailer from Mon
tana in court and admitted this prompt
ed hit .confession. He also charged that
Collins offered Saturday to withdraw
his charge If paid $500.
Investigation has been instituted
into the escape from the detention home
at Los Ankeles of five girls who Imme
diately organized an automobile party
to Redondo beach, where four of them
were recaptured by court officers. Ac
cording to the statement of the girls
tbey pried open a window grating with
table silver stolen from their dinner
trays. The four who were captured
were willing to return, but tbey refused
to give Information regarding the
whereabouts of Irene Heinzman', 14,
whom, the police are seeking. Evelyn
Quick, accuser of two men In the white
Slavery Investigation, in progress In
Los Angles, was confined with the glrla
at the Some. According to their decla
rations, the Quick girl refused to join
the party because she had no. money.
W. U. Sanderson, extensive prune
grower of Nyssa, Or., has added to his
holdings by the purchase of 160 acres
four miles north of Nyssa, from Robert
Van Ollse, mayor of that town, for $21,
000. Mr. Sanderson will set the land
to prunes and he ezpeots the output
this year to be more than doubled.
D. MoLaren Is held by the Aberdeen,
Wash polks for deportation to Peru as
an undesirable citizen. He claimed to
be an agent of ex-Oovernor Hay and his
brother, SI L Hay, for the oolonlzatlon
of land owned by the Hays In the state
of Tobasoo, Mexico, and through his
smooth talk victimised a number of
Aberdeen citizens who have vainly tried
to get their money back.
The city council of Baker, Or., has In
structed the recorder to serve notice on
the manager of the Coos Bay Telephone
company that he appear and explain
why the service Is so poor. The com
pany la now asking that a bonus of $5
be put up prior to installing a new in
etrument .
Foreign.
Hiring of women of the lower class
as members of their "arson squads" Is
charged against militant suffragettes,
following the arrest at London of Nellie
Robinson, described as a servant She
was arrested outside the famous New
College Oapel at Hamstead and admit
ted, according to the police, that she
waa awaiting the arrival of two suffra
gettes, under whose direction she was
going to set fir to the church. When
the woman was brought before a police
magistrate she dryly remarked that she
"seemed to be in course of training a
a professional petroleum Incendiary
under miscreants worse than herself."
Offers from 60,000 Japanese In Mex
ico to join In a" body the rebel troops
of General Venustlano Carransa and
others opposing the Huerta government,
are reported at Mexico City to have
been refused by the rebel ohiefs. - It is
reported that the Japanese will Join in
dividually. There are now about $000
Japanese fighting on each side in the
Mexican provinces. It was seral-offi-daily
annouooed at, Mexico City that a
loan of $160,000,000 to the Huerta gov
ernment is now assured. This money
will come partly from French bankers
and partly from the personal fortunes
of Felix Dies and Jose Limantour.
It lr reported that the health of King
Peter.of Servla has broken down as the
renult of the war with Turkey. It Is
said to be his intention to resign so
soon as he possibly can after peace has
been restored, and to retire to Geneva,
where he lived for many years before
being ceiled to the Servian throne after
the murder of King' Alexander and
Queen Draga In 1903. He Is ft year
.old. - . s
A delegation of Mexicans has arrived
In Spain on the steamer Ipiranga to
urge General Porflrto Pias to return to
Mexico and reassutne the presidency, .
, Miscellaneous.
A North Dakota widow has sent $114
to Secretary McAdoo at Washington, In
reotltutlon for some fraud against the
government She wrote a note saying
that. she had. promised God she would
send the money back so soon as she
was able. Her name was not disclosed.
A heavy snow storm has been report-'
M from southwestern Colorado. - Tele
srrTtr ndtlpnfte wires re gowwar
Teliurlde, where the fall Is reported to
have been heaviest , .
The government has 'announced that
It will continue its suit against, the
butter and egg board at .Chicago, not-
withstanding the . fact that ths board
has abolished Us "price committee."
The government charges that the board
arbitrarily fixed the prloe of butter be
low the actual market, and that the far
mers were kept in Ignorance of the real
price paid on the street In Chicago.
Whether states have-the right under
the federal constitution to enact a law
prohibiting the "making down" of sleep
ing car berths before they are actually
aold will be passed upon by the upreme
court of ths United 8Utes. The Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St Paul railroad
company has filed an appeal front the
aotlon of the Wisconsin courts in up
holding the validity of the Wisconsin
law to this effect i.
O. A. C. SUMMER WORK '
WILL HAVE 72 TEACHERS
1 (SpacUl to Tb JonrAsl.)
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
11s, Or May 20.--A faculty of 72 in
structional experts is announced for
the summer session of the Oregon Ag
ricultural college, which opens June 1,
and continues to July 26. Ths bulletin
announcing 62 courses of study, Just off
the press, is a book of it pages contain
ing 62 illustrations of the work t be
given and college activities. Besides
the 61 regular members of the college
faculty who will remain for the sum
mer work, there have been secured 21
additional men and wornen. These in
clude President J.. H. Ackerman of the
Oregon Normal school at Monmouth;
Miss Luna E. Blgelow of the office of
publlo roads Of the United States de
partment of agriculture; Superintendent
O. A. Briscoe of the Ashland publlo
schools; O. C. Brown, school superin
tendent of Douglas county; Superin
tendent J. A. Churchill of the Baker
city publlo schools; T. J. Gray, fjchool
superintendent of Clackamas county; L.
P, Harrington, state supervisor of in
dustrial education; Mrs. Florence Kal
ley, general secretary of the National
Consumers' league; J. BC Kerohen, man
ual training supervisor of the Portland
schools: City Superintendent R, W.
Rlrk of Carvallas; City Superintendent
J. 8, Landers of Pendleton; N, C. Marls,
supervisor of Industrial education work
ing wlta Mr. Harrington; State Secre
tary Cornelia Marvin of the Library
commission; A. J, O'Reilly, rural school
supervisor of Linn county; A. G. Rabb.
"I CAN'T
SLEEP AFTER
MIDNIGHT!"
"I toss and turn In bed for hours I I
know It's nothing but Gas. pressing
against my heart that keeps me awake."
DON'T WORRY, you can always cure
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There Is a very peculiar feature about
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that they not only relieve Gas at once,
but positively cure It for good.
If you will get a 50c bottle NOW, and
take them according to directions, you
will sleep undisturbed, without even a
sign of Gas around your heart and
wake up refreshed In the morning. 'To
show you that Baalmann's Gas Tablets
are harmless you can even give them
to an Infant suffering with colic!
All Druggists sell them for 60c, but
be careful and Insist on getting the gen
uine In a yellow carton. For a free
trial package send to: J. Baalmann
Company, Inc. No. 818 Sutter St, San
Francisco, Cat. .
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RESIN0L A SAPE
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Tou need never hesitate to use Rest-
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No other treatment for the skin now
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In a single month, 221 doctors wrote
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERANS
HOLD COAST CONFERENCE
(Special to The Journal.
Eugene, Or., . May 2!tf.-About 14 pas
tors and between 20 and SO lay dele
gates are In attendance upon the an
nual district conference of the United
Norwegian Lurtheran church of the Pa
cific coast which' convened In Eugene
this morning. Tha distrlot Includes all
of the territory between Mexlca and
Alaska and delegates are here from
Oregon, Washington,- California and
British Columbia:
All the services will bs hsld In the
Norwegian language' except those of
Wednesday evening, wtisn English will
be used. The conference Is purely the
ological In' character and will consist
entirely of an exposition and-discussion
of ths scriptures. Rev. ,A. Wold Is
district president and Rev. H. Rogen Is
local pastor.
Twin Girls Accuse Argetsinger.
Eugene, Or., May 20. Being charged
with wronging twin girls, Alameda and
Alvada Mee, aged 18 years, of this city,
Harry Argetslnger of Albany, husband
of the woman who was brutally mis
treated by two men In that city a short
time ago, was bound over by Judge
Wells of the Eugene Justice court, yes
terday, and placed under $2000 bonds.
The offense is alleged to have been
committed while Argetslnger was work
Ing on the Oregon .Electric freight de-
A Severe Sickness
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My blood became all right and after
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W. O. BLACKMON.
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letter to '
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When writing, be sure and mention The
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OFDANGER
In a recent magazine article Dr.
Woods Hutchinson says "scratch,
pricks and Insect bites should ba treated
with anvrhinsr Hit AAntamnr A nf in
vr w astaij b wa wva aaa
this Jesting manner he makes a most
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Some germ or other Is responsible for
most forms of malignant disease. These
germs enter our systems through just
sucn insigniiicant avenues a are axrora
ed by insect bites, outs or scratches.
To disregard the possible evil which
might result from these slight causes
is oolnaray in tne extreme.
And because you have escaped the
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don't imagine you are exempt from It
You have oeen lucky, that's all.
Don't trust to luck Nin troubls In
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daily use of a Peroxide antiseptic as a
mouth wash or douche, or applied local
ly to cuts, scratches or insect bites,
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The best antlsentio to use Is LISTO-
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mer and before he was married.
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Eugene, Or, .Ms y 20. -A number of
Eugene people have agreed to join the
Mazamas in their trip soon to the caves
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