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Resume of Yesterday's Event Briefly Paragraphed for the Entertain
' - ment of the Bsy Reader. - -
rolitical.
The Taoplea' Liberal church hat an
I went In 1851 and located Jn Lewla Coun
ty In 1853. He engaged in logging with
tiounced at Chicago that it will open the yoke of oxen near where WssIioukhI
iirnt of apeclal olasses In political for standB. A family-of aeveh grown
women to be held In a number of Chi- uivr mm. ,
cago churches so aoon aa the woman Edward Dempaey, 13 years old, com
suffrage bill la signed ty the Illinois nutted suicide hear Tort Cretcoiit,
cnvertior. . . . I Wash., by ohootlna hlmnelf with a rifle.
National Progressive leaders have an. Ille whs the eon of Herbert Dempuoy, a
noiineAd at New Tork that RepreaentB'. farmer.
, tlve Copely of Illinois will Introduce a In a head-on collision between two
hill in the lower house at Washington motorcycle at "Death Curve." near 0k-
to provide a comprehensive plan for I land, Oal., ono young woman and two
Tedurar prohibition of child labor, l'ho young men WerB. killed. The former's
measure will seek to deny the right of body was thrown 30 feet by the force
Interstate transportation to the products of the collision.
of child labor. The Dutch tank steamer Kessler hat
The Cook county central committee of arrived at 8an Francisco with I.OOO.-
the Prohibition party has given out a 000 gallons of gasoline from Sumatra,
statement to the effect that Chicago
will go "dry" within 10 years as the re'
suit of woman suffrage In Illinois.
It Is the first consignment of many
which will be used by the Rothschild's
to wrest from Standard' Oil Its American
monopoly.
Oregon Briefs.
The hew Roman Catholic church at
Solo was dedicated Bunday by Archblsh-
Uastern.
John Chlaholm, of Twin Kails, Idaho,
Wanted at Grand Rapids, Mich., on a
charae of blsamr. escaped from a dP
uty sheriff near Denver by jumping op ctiriaue. it is the ninth new church
from the window of a m'-lng oassengo which Father Lane haa established since
train on the Union hacifio. becoming rector of Albany parish eight
President Hadlev save the baccalau- years ago,
reate address Sunday which opened the Tie Issuance of her own marrlajre
rommvneement exercises of the 213tb license was the last, official act of Miss
year of Yale UnlverHity. He pleaded waisy u. Bavage as deputy county clerk
more courageous thought in this "ago or Linn county at Albany. The lucky
, of reform movements. " raa" i xruman V, Uabb.
Sherwood Kddy, Y.. M. C. A. secretary ! Jnn itusKey. me mue son or Mr. and
of Asia, stated at St Louis that mia-Mrs. John Huskey of Hood River, was
innnu. in T.I.1I4 r hnvinff vnun iri I fearfully burned by nulling a teakettle
by the thousand at ten cents apiece to J1"0 rnn. part of Us contents pour
eave them from Immoral lives. ,n v M body. '
ti, imirn.rn.nl of iiia-'TrBRBmisats. Troutflais s new charter was defeated
slppl tloif association at the Olen Escho fj a apecial election by a majority of
links near St. Louis, baa opened wItl," vvwn uorempou w pona-
more than 200 entries. ' u "uv vmm l' ""'
Eleven race horses valued at $25,0101 .ti-T?lVS.r nny rears
i..th I.. . it. .taril irauuig run oi picnaiem. aieu mere
W llrlilnlno- at h atahles of the frfun- "f""- i"".B ut oi. lie IS BUr
tv f7r n,!. r,e Terr. TTaiit, Tnd. vlve br ls i8't Children.
Two hundred Nebraska farmers have I ' ' ,
ttledired themselves to devote their at- rorcign,
iention to the raising of beef cattle, in Earthquakes continue in many rarts
order to aid In reducing the high cost of 01 -Bulgaria. Two violent shocks were
living in that commonwealth. 't Sunday at Crabovla, and did much
It Is announced at Philadelphia that damage. Thousands of people ara home-
the Pennsylvania railroad will in due iesa aesmuie at Tirnova as th6 ro-
iim. rnnlr oil nf th I13K nnA nnrt in suit ot seismio aisiuroances. and nunv
stock of the Southern Pacific now held "v,e", wer Churches and privet
by the Union Pacific, if tho government ounoings were aamaged
fill consent to the "untnerglng" plans It la announced at London that bae
lately proposed. These include the ex-1 carat and pokor are to be barred when
changing of part of this stock by the viueen Mary's guests assemble at Wind
t'nlon Pacific for Bultlmore & Ohio sor castle for the Ascot races, and that
stork now. held by the Pennsylvania, stakes at bridge must not exceed half a
In a street car collision near St. Louis crown a hundred points. Printed no
24 persons were Injured, most of them tices to this effect Will be Issued by
being women and children wno were go- me queen.
ins to a plcnlo In open air ears. Mrs. I . Mortgage hitherto regarded as ail
Dora Bingham and Mrs. Rcgtna A. Ca- edged are said to be becoming daily
routhers will probably die. mora tinplaceable at Berlin, and there
Valves of the Qatun locks were test- l a growing fear of an Industrial crisis.
ed and found to worar satisfactorily by The most optlmlstle of Oerman finan
lettlns water from th Atlantic! Onitan clera are said to admit that present con
'into the lower level. Dredges will ilow dltions are critical in the money market
romnlete tha excavation from thn Annan ne JUUiganan government has sleni-
'to the locks by removing about J.000 "ed t willlngneas to demobilise, as
000 cubic yards. suggested by Servia and Greece, but in
iurn suggeais mai coniesiea aistnots
Payfflii rnnaf I snouia be occupied by mixed garrisons,
ti 18 announceq irora aeigraae tnat the
""" . ' vaiuo After winrifnir ih l.ot,lh... .1
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Magdeburg, Germany,, Lieutenant Yon
Egan-Kreuger, a noted horseman, as
cended in a biplane and flew 80 miles
in 90 minutes. He arrived at Potsdam
in time to ride his own horse in another
race, and won the Potsdam gold cud.
The Roman Vatican has beea beaten
In u lawsuit over a huge fortune left by
Cardinal Tripepi. It formally assayed
a fight in the Italian law courts for the
first time since the downfall of the
temporal' power bt the pope, and the
cardinal s heirs were victorious in dis
DYNAMITE KILLS
IIB
As Two 'Walk, Along Together
Powder One Is Carrying
Explodes.
(SiwcUl to The Journxl.
Eugene, Or., June 10. Adolph Scapeill
and John VitilncaeNo, laborers in the em
ploy of Hcapelll Bros,, sub-contractors
on the jCugune-Ct'OH Day rallroHd, at
Point Terrace, 60 miles west of Eugene,
were Instantly killed Friday when a
quantity of dynamite which one of the
men was - carrying, exploded, no one
saw the explosion and it Is not known
just how it happened.
Ylnlncassa had been sent after a sack
containing dynamite and cans which had
been left under a log. Evidently he met
gcapeili and the two were walking along
or talking together when the explosion
occurred. The bodies were blown about
lis feet away and badly mangled, one
arm was found J50 feet away.
Scapelll was a Cousin of the members
of the contracting firm and was their
foreman. A book in Scapellls pocket
gave the address 680 King Humbert, K.
of P. lodge, Honor Hill, Chicago, ' , .
August Cloquet,
FOUND THE RIGHT
TIG AT LAST
After Trying Many Remedies,
' Mr.. Arthur Foster Found the pont,flcal cla,m t0 hU 'or
Plant Juice to Be the Best.
The Austrian government has ordered
six Zeppelin airships, armed, with ma
chine guns, to be delivered after 1014.
The French aviator. Edmund Perryon.
broke the world's record for carrying
Mr. Arthur Foster a well known u" wwnu a recora xor carrying
blacksmith'la th employ o7'i'M.S lIVhsLht
a contractor in this city, "has a-few 'ending to a height of 18,480 feet.
v. orda to say about Plant Juice, the new
tonio that has swept this part of the
country by storm the past few months.
Reports
Miscellaneous.
from Honolulu
say that
Mr. Foster has worked at his trade of Americans residing In the Hawaiian ls
olacksmlth for 48 years and haa tra v I l-ds are much exercised over the Japa-
eled over the country a great deal in his neae situation there. American troops
business, but in all- these travels has said to nave Occupied the crater of
never found a remedy so popular or one large extinct volcano near the coast,
that gave such satisfaction ' as Plant and are converting it into a fortress
Juice. Hejilso said: capable of resisting a long siege. Guns
"For the past few years I suffered being mounted all around the rim.
a great deal from stomach trouble and Two artty ;sertsant have started
had to be very careful .what I ate. I front Rnode Island on a 1600 mile Vhlka'
would bloat up after meals in a most to San Francisco, for experimental pur
uiDiiwssiiia imiiurjt Rfia tiiviv Tf H gyu Fvow' ' "wi v icnjvu Ah
slant soreness in my stomach and gave mem letiers to tne mayor or New
bowels. I was 1 very nervous, tod. at ,port, Ky., and the mayor of San Fran-
times. I tried about every treatment I Cisco. : u ' J .
could hear of, but nothing helped me Louise Wooster, the sweetheart of
much. As a Sort of last resort I con- John Wilkes Booth, President Lincoln's
'..eluded toi try Plant Juice, and to. my assassin, has been burled lathe corner
surprise it began to help me right away of a cemetery - at Birmingham, : Ala.,
I have com today for some-more and practically without escort. She believed
am going to continue its use until I am to the last that Booth was a kindly and
entirely welt, as I feel sure I have found affectionate gentleman, and had done
the fight mlng' at lasL.-I can certainly her best to clear his name,
recommend Plaht Juice to others." Seven hundred girls have completed
flant Juice accomplished a rif the domestic course at the Kansas A rH-
work In this and other cities of this cultural college st Topeka, and its mov
state in me past rew imonths. There
is not a ww wr tiihgg-in tMriecttdil
but you will find some man or. woman
w ho has been rowtored, to health by this
great remedy. Tf yoiTgre sick or ailing
in "any way Junl try a Ijottht-fHWant
Th oi nrus store sells It .
able-OOklflg schools were attended In
l orekff-t)y1 1 - wn men. Ka n sa ru
said to have sa-ed $1,000,000 last year
through the College's lessons in domestic
eoortomy.
. JournaT'Wsnt -Ads bring results, '
T0LEDO-C0WLITZ BORDER
' ROAD TO BE IMPROVED
(Sp.rlii te Th Juunt.i
Centralla. Wash., June 16. The great
er part of the $20,000 allowed Lewis
county for road construction by the
state highway board will probably be
spent on the improvement of the roaa
between Toledo and the Cowlitz county
line, this stretch of highway being one
of the worst between Seattle and Port
land. In the opinion of goods roads en
thusiasts Of Kelso, at least a portion of
the $50,000 allowed Cowlits county will
be spent on the road between Kelso ana
Carrollton. This road carries extreme
ly heavy traffic, and Is one which Will
permit of advantageous work during th
summer months.
THE DALLES HIGH
GIVES 36 DIPLOMAS
(Special to The Journal.)
The Dalles. Or., June 16. The Dalle
high school graduated 3 student Fri
day of whour 2.1 wore girls. Orations
were given by Km ma Clausen. Bessie
Bonney and P. Ilowc-rd McDonald. The
commencement address was by K. i.
Itessler of U. A, C. The list of graduatea
follows:
Kdna N. Baker, Bessie Irene 'Bonney,
Ouatsf Kdwftrd Carlson, Kmma Chris
tina ClaiiHen; Audrey A. Clock, Auburn
N, CrelKhton, .lames N. Crofton. Kulalie
P. Crosby. Lafayette lit Davis. Wlnnl
fred Liiclle Douthlt, Eugene A. Rlton,
Alma Krickscu, Qrsce Fleming, Marie
Fleming, Vera W. Gamble, . Irene M.
Haskins, Leonu Amouritta Herke, Hollls
Wilson HuntlnKtnri, Paul M. Leslje, Eliz
abeth Martin, J. Howard McDonald, Ed
win W. Mclncrny, Alvln C. Nielsen,
Amos Ostrsnder, Kdna Pease, Tvesta N.
Philips, Elisabeth Ley Pridham. Minnie
Qrlselda Pridham, Huth Margaret Rich
mond, Myrtle E. Hmlth. Birdie M. (Stew
art, Willis G. StogmJill, Florence J I.
Thompson, Margaret Thrall, Minerva E.
Thrall, Dledrich Wolff.
INSTITUTES AT MURPHY,
TALENT AND ROGUE RIVER
(Sneclal to The Journal, t'
Oregon Agricultuml College, Coryal
lis, Or June 18.Extenslon lecturers
from the Oregon Agricultural college
are to speak at a number of southern
Oregon institutes this Week.
Tuesday, June 17, Profesor F. L. Kent
of the dairy school will speak at wol
Creek, where Professor George It
Hyslop of the agronomy department
will also speak on rarm crops, xne
day following they go to another lnstl
tute at Rogue River, and Thursday and
Friday they will be at Murphy and
Talent Miss Hilda Miller of the chem
iBtry department will Join them at Tal
ent, and will talk to the women In at
tendance on certain applications ' of
chemistry to every-day home processes.
BACKWATER CUTS. OFF
ROAD AT GRANT FERRY
(Special 10 Tbe Journal. I -
Goldendale, Wash., June 16. Back
water from the Columbia river against
the bluff at Grant Station has made
the road leading from Grant' Ferry to.
Rufus impassable and wagon traffic
between Klickitat county, Washington,
and Sherman county, Oregon, is cut off,
So far the Columbia river has receded
only one foot from the flood stage at
Grant Ferry and it Will be some days
before the road will be open for travel
again.
Cwp Will Rival That of 1912.
Goldendale, Wash., June IS. The
heavy precipitation this spring and good
growing weather for the past 30 days
have boosted grain crop prospects In
the Klickitat, valley fully 20 per cent
It is now figured that the crop will be
nearly qual to last year's yield. Bar
ley has attained an exceptionally good
growth and the oat drop is In good
condition, crop prospects in .eastern
Klickitat are better than they have been
for years.- Local buyers hav announced
that they are ready to contract wheat
. ,. i. i .. , ...
Twenty-five per cent of the school
children in Jhe province of Tekaterlno-
siavr nussia, nave been pronounced vic
tims of chronic alcoholism. ;
CASTORIA
. lot Infants and Coildrea. . .
The Kind Toil Hare Always Bought
Sears tba
Ct&atur of
7
Wit
For Women
Tyree's Antiseptic
Powder in non
equal as a disease
preventive or as wash.
26a and $1.00. All drug
gists. Booklet and Sam
ple free, .
f . 8. TTSXS, Chemist, Washinrtoa. . O.
RANCHER WITH QUICK GUN
WILL PROTECT WOMEN
(Uulted Frew Leaod Wlte.t
Seattle, Wash.. June 18. Former Jus
tice of the Peace P..V. Davis today owes
his life to his watch. In a picnic, riot
Sunday a stray ihot fired by Deputy
Sheriff Julian Smith struck the attor
ney's watch and glanced off.
Women at a plcnlo given at the ranch
of Otto Hlnk summoned Smith, who Is
a neighboring rancher, to. protect them
from some intoxicated men. Smith had
been seized by the men and -vas being
ducked in the water when he drew his
gun. Davis ' came to his aid Just as
Smith opened fire. Another bullet
struck A. Conner, an ironworker, above
the knee cap. He was arrested when
he got off the boat at Madronay-Park,
and is now in tbe city hospital ward
charged with being a principal in the
disturbance.
THE ACID TEST
BRIGHTS DISEASE
' 10 grammes Picric Acid.
10 grammes Citric Add.
Water to make one litre. "
Equal quantities of this re-agent and
specimen from case of Brlght's Disease
in test tube will, in 24 hours, show the
percentage ot albumen. Put the patient
on Fulton's Renal compound. Test
every few days for twenty days and
you will know to a certainty whether
the alburden Is decreasing or not. (As
the albumen' decreases the microscope
commonly shows the casts also to be
disappearing.) Thus that Fulton's Re
nal Compounl lessens the escape of al
bumen and permits recovery in many
cases of Brlght's Disease no one need
doubt (Usually takes from ten to
twenty days to begin to show.)
Tna new agent is a mild Infusion
without opiates or heart stimulants.
The substance of the formula surrounds
each bottle. Its action being on Renal
degeneration prescriptions "do not con
flict. Commonly gets reooveries alone
where there is a fair heart and recupera
tive power.
With failure admitted m Chronic cases
on the orthodox treatment, relatives of
patients having Brlght's Disease owe it
to themselves and the patients to put
the above to the test (Paid advertise
ment.)
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Why not bare beautiful, dark, glossy
natural colored hair, full of Ufa out
beauty keep yourself young lookluf
ana fascinating? . its so easy and
simple to do If voti will eet a bottle oi
Hay's Hair Healta today. You'll notice
t change after One or two appllcatloni
how, quickly the grey hairs vanish
how glossy, full of life aud vltalltj
Hay's Hair Health will keep your hair
Don't waste-time, get ft bottle today
four druggist Is selling mora Hay'i
Hair Health than all others, becauit
he knows It's the most satisfactory
the nicest and cleanest to Use and
really does restore colr to grey hair
SKIDMOKB DRtfd CO. -
DR. GUNN'S
Improved, liver pillS
fiUlniianawa .Sick.
i. SourStunuuh and lndixvviion by mult in
the liver more eotlve and the ooels regular,
Tk. mrm nrrlret A t tr-Dinner Pill and
one taken after mmla will relieve that blnatatl-.
dwtrei fwlm wit hout pain or m npm.
IS, a Ho. MEND POHTAU fttH SAMI'f.M.
Vf. Botanic Ce. H N. iota feU TMlaaalsala, i'a.
BURNS S TAUGH
T
I
DM
E
First Highwayman in 27 Years
Soatches Purse From Hand
of Milliner.
(Spfctil te The Journal. I
Burns, Or., June 16.The holding up
of Mrs. Lcla Miller, a milliner of Burns,
Saturday night kt 9 o'clock, is one of
tffe first crimes of that kind In-Harney
county. A purse containing Mo and sev
eral checks was snatched from the
Woman's hand as she was oh her way
home, The highwayman came from be
hind and made a grab for the bag, but
secured it only aftor a struggle, lie
broke the chain and run away, Mrs.
Miller chasing him for a half block be
fore lie disappeared in the darkness. She
then notified Marsnal R. L Haines, who
from the meager description furnished,
believes an exconvlct the only stranger
in town who answered the description
given by Mrs. Miller, had committed the
crime. The victim waa unable to rec
ognise the suspect so he was released.
The robbery was committed near First
and Washington streets, just a block
from the main thoroughfare, where
many people were congr&cated.
Burns' clean record of 27 years as to
holdups was the pride of the Inhabi
tants, and prominent business men are
putting , forth all possible efforts to
apprehend the nignwayman.
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DEFENDS
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MORGAN
(Rpcclal lo Tha Jourual.l
New York, June 14. Robert Bacon,
former ambassador to France and who
was a member of the firm of .J. P. Mor
gan & Co., when the United States steel
corporation wss formed, took the wit
ntss stand in the hearing of the
government to dissolve the corporation
under the Sherman sntl-trust set He
corroborated the testimony previously
glten by Judge JO. If. Gary.
Under direct examination Mr. Bacon
described tha conditions trading up to
formation of the steel corporation.
"J. P. Morgan said that under no con
(deration would he taks part in any
thing that was or might-bs construed
as a monopoly or an endeavor to re
strain competition," h said, "lie did
hot believe the United States steel cor.
poration would restrain competition."
INDIAN MAIDEN. AGE 14, '
ARRESTED WHILE ELOPING
aa"awBaaSt
Klamath Kails, Or., June "-.11 The
local authorities put a stop to an Indian
elopement when they arrested 14-year-old
Peart Schadley, Jlmmle Cole snd
Archie Cllpp, all full-blood Klamath In
dians. The young girl and Cole, who
Is 34 years old, were being assisted out
of the country by Cllpp. The trio was
held in the jail hers until taken In
charge by the reservation authority.
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