TIIS OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1913.
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Thursday's News
Happening of, Htunaa Interest Occurrlnf Xhrottf hout the World After,
PoUttcal.
, A Washington dispatch ays that Fan
atna hascom th fourth nation to In
dorse th Bryan peace plan. Guatemala
an Coste.Rioe fcave heretofore agreed
to onter into treaties under the plan,
nd a similar convention with Salvador
' la awaiting ratifleatlonN In tha United
Etate aenate, ,
The following chairmen of senate
committee were elected Thu radar at
Waahincton: Chamberlain, - military
Myers, publlo landa; Smith, fAriiona,
irrigation. - sv-v '' :'
Dr Viola Coe, of Portland, via pf el
dent of the National Council of -women
Voters,- now In seseton at Washington,
baa proposed an International convention
of suffragiats, to be held at San Fran
claco in 115. - She urged that the great-
eat -Catherine; of woman scientists, auth
or, artist, club leader. , publicists and
trad union leader ha brought together
mat tne woria na oyer Men.
' Ouat Penman haa been captured near
Danville. IU., and la now in Jail at Chi
cago. He haa confessed to tha; murder
of Harold A. Shaw, a University of Illi
nois student Shawwaa killed by Pen-
. man while attempting to aell tha latter
an automobii. - ...... .
, The village of Douglas, located north
- ot Bismarck, N. T., has been practically
demollehad by a cyclone. . Railroad
tracks wera covered many feet deep
wun aeorta rrom the wrecked town.
: Oeneral Edward P. Jones Is dead of
apoplexy at hid home in Blnghamton,
N. TC. Hd was a Well known war vet
eran, neing major of the first regiment
of volunteers,. to reapond to tdncoln'a
eilL He operated tha Jones Scale
works in Blnghamton for more than 40
years, and was the author of the trade
pnrase, -Jones, be nays the freichL
A cable pin' snapped at the Colorado
mina. near curton, Art., and two ore
car carrying IS miners and 12 tona of
ore aaanea aown a neavy grade for a
V aietojice of gSOO feet' Nine men were
bum ana anouier wtu probably die. .
A heavy ratnatorm at Mlnot. N. D,
put a stop to a acheduied street meeting
- of the Industrial Workers of the World.
Tha "bullpen" already contains SO prls
oners, and Is being guarded by all of the
city's regular .police and 100 Special of
ficers who will reaort to firearms if any
airouipt ! mut ai jau oenvery.
:At the fifty-ninth annual convention
Of the International Ttwnrrrhin.i
Union, In seaaton at Naeh villa.-' Tenn..
decisive vote of 107 to 17. Th m. u
aumuos os tne governing power, and
was strongly fought by the adminiatra
Hon foroa. . providence. R. t, was ae
lected aa tha convenUon city for ltl.
Tno Scandinavian Brotherhood of
nwwjca, in session at TVorceator. Masa..
Frealdent. James P. Hanaen. Cleveland:
njaranai, Mrs. Maria Carlton, San Fran,
claco; ecoretary. Oscar Palm. James
' town, N. Y.; treasurer. John D. Jorck
man," Braddook, Pa.
A eonferencs of tha bankera of the
vvuuirj 10 oisouss ins BroDOBed eurran.
ar..?luw,u b .hel t th Hotel 141
" vmcago, Auguat !2. A call for
.the meeting haa bean laauad by A. Bar
. ton Hepburn, of New TTorkv chalnnaa of
.... vuii.0Qjr muniaaion of the Ameri
can Bankera' laeodatlon.
Winnepeg, Man., was vlalted Thura
?ZJ2i Mv "torm which almoat
reaohed the proportions of a cyclone
' .at-i!, ii-w mpaniea ojr cloudburet.
trl,UK!lta Put out of commla-
, wooa ana telegraph service
Z2P.M Plata glass winioWi
aged " . ny Dudlng dam
tJi!n,?.,.Lr,cha. Omaha
receivea m an my
IZaM",..u - waa
a .T.l. . r"." n aaoent and fell
v. mhioo! waa the first avt
stress to meet death la Europe.
Pacific CoaaL
ITnited States Dlatrlot Judge Maurice
T. Cooling hay announced at San Fran
claco that ha will preside in tha forthy
comlnar trial, n, th. -nr ... s.!r
i . vaviii r uoi com
pany caaea, th which fra,utuiant
i?g cntrl the government. , The
i.iBi n is sec zor August It.
Fourteen Japanese coolies hava been
"GETS-IT' Chases
'.Corns. Alright!
Bur aa One, Two, Three Ko Vuas,
jfo rain, by tXalng "QSTS-rT."
Just take two second a to put a little
rwjsjTB-ix" .on that com. : That corn
la dona for" aa aura aa the aun rlaaa.
The corn shrivel up, vanlahaa, That'e
Ca anca All Wight and tmr Come
Won't Hurt. We Beth Uaa OBTJU
i-,. i XT' It Qeta Corns Xvery ".
V Tim, Seed aorel" .; -
th surprise you get by using this new
plan - corn cure. There's nothing to
; atlck ' to the stocking or; aOck; your
corn..?- palna aop. You're aaved the
bother of. applying plasters that make
,the ; corn bulge - out from tha cora
l You're-saved salvaa that eat into the
healthy fieeh and "pull"; no more fuaa
ng with bandages. You don't have to
halo by picking and dragging out your
, coma, or cutting with knlvea or raaora.
"QISTBi-IT" v is aafe, palnlees,. stops
pain, never burta "healthy flesh. It ia
: auaranteed. Try it on warta, . calluses
and bunions, too. . . .
"GKT8-lT-ls sold at airdrugglate'
. at 15 canta a- bottle or sent direct by
E. Lawrence-A Co., Chicago, i I .
gold In Portland by Owl Drug Ca
- Un Blw-''Oh. doctor.' whit all''
,WmT"" - A . , . -
. , Doctor Rhumatorai arthritis. . -
poorcan yon uw(vi
Briefly Sketched
brought Into. San' Franciaeo by August
LMiller, a country constable, who- oao-
tured them at FQiat Arena, wnere siey
tended front a sturdy junk, after a voy
age of t6 day from Japan. ' They were
led by Tomasdufo ueou, a BHiUed navi
gator, hs apeaka fairly gd English.
, Banreaentativea. bf varidua civlo bod'
lea met at Oakland. : CaU and' decided
to Organise a committer -of law and
order, aeveral hundred atrong. This
action followed the dlacloaurea made by
a 18-yeeNold girl to local probation of
fleers regarding the alleged practice of
various oaf a owners. The chief of po
lice and city councilman war openly
condemned at the meeting for alleged
laxity, and threat were made of grand
jury Indlctmenta and the , he of the
recall.. - -"
.Formal cnargea agatnat Chief White
hava been filed with the board of po
lice commlealonere at Ban Franciaeo by
lira. Myrtle Huege. - She oompUnned
that the chief had refuaed to provide
her with a detail ot officers to aaalat in
a crusade which ahe 1 carrying on
against gambling, placea and lottery
officea ' '
The last California leglalatura appro
priated 1500.000 to be available aa com-
mlaaion on the aaia or state aeounues.
Under thia act, Bute Treaaurar Roberta
is authorised to offer 10 per cent com
mission on the sale of $1,000,000 worth
of Ban Franciaeo harbor bond, which
have met with poor demand because of
tha low internet rate, 4 per cent, wmon
they bear. Under the terms of laaue.
th harbor bonoa cannot a aoia xor ieaa
than par. and the commlaaloa ia intend
ed to conetltute an added attraction for
lnvaatora.
Frank R. MoCormlck. receiver of the
insolvent Firat National Bank of Salmon
City. Idaho, haa filed a ault la tha fed
eral court at Bolae, In which prominent
business man and banker of eastern
and southeastern Idaho are named aa
defendants. They wera offlcera and di-
rectors of the defunct institution, and
are accused of violating the federal
laws, Uarnr a King. Norman L An-
drewa, George Buck, Guy El Bowermaa,
B. F. Olden, Fred O. Havemann and
John tottrldga are me namea of the de
fendant
in i mm meeting held at Hoaulam,
Waah.. atens were taken for a recall
campaign agalnat all three member ot
tha Hoaulam city eommiaaion. The agi-
tatloa resuiu from queations raiaao
regarding Hoaulam' atreet grading im
provements,'
According to wora. tnat na reacnea
Spokane, Wash, from St Paul, an agree
ment haa been reached whereby the ma-
chlnlata employed by th Great North'
era and Northern Pacific will hot atrlke
as a roeana ot enforcing their demanda
for higher pay. Th maohlnlata demand
ad $4.10 a day for a working day of
eight houra, and wera granted certain
concesalona.
, Forelgii. - '
A protest agalnat alleged Bulgarian
atrocltle in Thrace hava been filed
with repreeentativee of tBe powera at
Conatantlnoplo by the Turklah govern'
ment Th port threats, to declare
war agalnat the Bulgare unlaaa they are
at once compelled by tha powera to da-
elat ., - , '
Tha atrlke of workmen In the ship
building tradea at Bremen, Hamburg,
Stettin and Kiel. Germany, hava been
declared off,, and the men ara again at
work. ' - .
Tha whaler Fram baa left Argentina
for Colon, where It will take on board
Bear-Admiral Peary and Captain Ronald
Amundaen. Theaa explorers will be tha
firat man td pasa through the Panama
canal oa board a ahlp. Captain Amund
aen will proceed on the Fram to Arctlo
water
Captain Koch, the Dantah explorer.
has returned to Copenhagen after cross
ing Greenland with three hardy com
panions. The adventurera met with
great bardahln. They lost their boat
and ponle. their suppllea ran out aad
they were reduced to eating a pot dog,
tha only animal left in camp. Tha fam-
lahail maA. vara raaenaA i a aalllna
boat oft thivweat coast of Greenland.
Mlaa SylvlaxPankhurat haa again been
released from Hollo way jail. London,
attar a "hungeju and thirst" atrlke, by
which ahe was reduoed to a atata of col-
lanaa. When aha waa arraatad aaaln
laat Sunday she had not recovered from
thf effect of her former ordeal in Jail
An attempt made by suffragettes to
fir th Carnavon, county school at Car-
navon, Walea, waa f ruatrated by tha
prompt disoovery of the blase, and but
little damage resulted. "We work while
David Lloyd-George preach," war th
word found on a card left by th araon-
ette 1; .-'''.
Miscellaneous,
Becauae ha had a tooth pulled about
10 days ago, Frank Tibbetta, a young
farmer, la dead at a Burlington, ia., hos
pital, from blood poisoning which fol
lowed the dental operation. H had
prevloualy been in perfect health.
Mr. Julia tLorlllard Butterfield of
New York, widow, ot General Daniel
Buterfleld, has bequeathed $8,000,000 of
her eatate to th international commit
ta of Young Men's Chrlatian Aaaoola
ttona. "The fund la to be uaed by the
women'a auxiliary In army and navy
Dr. Sarah Dunn of Boston waa awak
ened at her aummer homo in Weaterly,
R. L. by two burglars who attempted to
fores an entrance. She bravely caught
up a revolver and tired two ahota at
them, whereupon the maraudera fled.
It haa been' announced by St. Loula
officlala that that city's sola municipal
carllne will commence charging ! eenta
for alngl ridea and SI cente for a book j
of eight tickets next Monday. , It haa
heretofore been carrying paaaer gars f re
lor v. ya..,;..j;v ..f".;.i V'' Wrr 'V
. . A .
1 Tom Lawaon at The Dalles.
Th Dalles, Or., Aug. 16. Thorn W.
Lawson of Boston paaaed a few hours
in The Dallea yaaterday en route to the
home or nls aon-ln-law, George McCall,
near Prlnevllle. Mr. Lawson will spend
a few weeks on Mr. KcCall'a ranch.
-Boaster-'When t'go-back b0mg,
there is great xoltement there.'' -
Ronrrv "Arraia you r coining
there to live, I aupBoaoT".
25 Bushel Yields Frequent In
Country Between Freewater
and Columbia,
(BpaeUl t The JoarssLI '
Freewater. Or.. Aug. 15. Very fav
orable reports are arriving the wheat
orop In. the aami-arld '.atrlct In th
Hudaon Bay country. Claud Y. Baal
from $3S acre of Blue Chaff got $011
sacks, averaging SO bushsla to tha acre.
Mr. Beat baa juat riniahea a it aayr
run or heading and threahlnc and dur
ing' that time the maohlnery atopped
only for three houra for repairs, averag
lng better than 1000 aacka per day, the
biggest day being 1770.
Bert Boylan from 120 aorea of blue-
atem got 10J4 aacka. Alva Dlacay from
180 acres of Glory Dale got $100 aacka.
Chartea Dowllng from 1(0 aorea ot Red
Chaff got lB5 aacka Andy McSwan
from $60 acre ot Hybrid wheat got
$06$ aacka. Frank Lockwood from 180
acrea of Red Chaff got $000 aacka. Fred
Heaae from 100 acrea of blueatem got
MOO aacka. Henry Barrett from 100
acrea ot Red Hybrid got $000 aacka,
and F. 3; Beala from $09 acrea ot Red
Chaff got ftf$ aacka.
Shooting and Rabbit Drives
Fall; Bounties, Inoculation
" Proposed. -
' (8peeial to Tee Journal.) i
Prlnevllle. Or Aug, 16. Tha worst
peata the farmer of thla atata have had
to contend with during the paat year or
two have ' been - the rabbi ta - and aage
rata' Hundreds - of acrea of grain, and
potatoes were ruined this year by the
ravagea or these animaia in crook coun
ty alone. In aome looalltlea whole
fields have been deetroyed. During the
paat year numeroua rabbit drivea have
been organised In which bundreda oN
men and boye have aurrounded a town-
ahlp or more of land and worked tow
ard the center, driving the rabblta be
fore them and killing them In corral
It would aaam that this system would
aoon rid the country of the pests but It
does not. The rabblta multiply so fast
that in a few weeks Jhere are as many
in ma neignoornooa aa oeiore tne anve.
On eome ranches the employes hunt
With shotguns every evening 'after quit
ting tneir worx in the field, killing bun.
dreda ot rabbits, but even thia doca not
aaem to aiminish the number materially.
Many farmers are aaitatlnc niacin a
county on raoDtts ana sage rats in
order to repay, to aome extent, for the
ammunition uaed to kill these peata
Othera advocate that the matter be
handled by the State Agricultural col
lege with the recommendation that the
rabblta b lnooulated, if poaalble, with
aome fatal lnfeotloua disease and a large
number turned looaa in varioua nelah-
borhoods, if the inoculation can be ac
complished Without danger of infecting
domestlo animal. Something must be
none tnis winter to relieve tb situation
in Crook county and the Agricultural
college Is urged to inveetlgate the mat
ter and make publlo the moat feasible
plan.
TEAMSTER IS BLASE
AMID FALLING TREES
t-"
Thinks Only of Broken Wagon
When Remlndea of Nar
row Escape.
. (BsaeUl ta Tba JearnaL
Richland. Or.. Aug. 16. Escadn
tree that fell like rain around him
and narrowly mtaalng being killed at
vral places, Walter Cundlff made"
the trip from Cornucopia to Halfway
In hi automobile, Tuesday, in the face
of the worst wind atorm aeen in these
parts for aome time. About half way
down" the grade he met a team that
turned out to let him pass but before
h could get past a large tree tell
squarely tn between the two. Another
tree crashed through the back of the
wagon, breaking It -into splinters. .
Finally after a daanarata iliimnl nr
Cundlff managed to get paat Hailing
the teamster he said.- "Pretty narrow
acapa''-'V.,'-;-V:iW. ,:.-, rr";
Yea," the taamatar . answered. ST
brok my new wagon bed all to blaieil-
DELEGATES ARE WANTED S
FOR TENNESSEE MEETING
i ' i1-"i ".v. , : m
i (Balena Bnreaa'of The Jovrnal.l
Salem. Or. Aug. 16. Govarnor Wast
har been Baked to appoint delegate
from thj state to a conference of farm
er 10 d naio Heptember : ll-H, at
Knoxviue. Tenn., In connection with
th National Conservation exposition.
The conference will be presided over
by Glfford Plnchot.' The expoaltlon will
be held during September and Ootober.
Person: wiahlng to be a delegate from
thla atata ahould advise the governor.
,.:-; 11 ?Af,:;
- The Tradea and Labor congress of
Canada wants the present alien ' labor
law repealed. - v ,
' NEWS QF CENTRAL AN D EASTERN OREGON
YIELD VELL IN VHEAT RESULTS OF ROUND-UP RAISES FREIGHT RATES
RABBITS AND SAGE RATS
WORRY CROOK FARMERS
BseaBasaasnttBMBaaaaasj
m.l.,m ,-r ' ' till . f ' SK' J . Ferdinand Feathcrtop-Th admla.
: First Auto Agent"That waa a pa
cullarly dlatreaalng case of Smlthera, .
Who waa run over oy an auto rosier
' 8na A Af?"r.AaJ '
- iH RutSo-Detrolt and It w. .
. " .- km .u.
Rump-Detroit that raa eves blta."
Pendleton Management Adds
Another Feature for Its
Visiting. Thousands. -
- (Speelil te The Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., Aug. , 15. Spectators
at the Round-Up next month Will be kept
in close touch with the events and per
formera -through an electric enunoiator
eyatem Which the association baa Juat
ordered from Portland. Forty-five home
will be installed in the grandatand and
in front of the bleachers, IB In the
grandatand and. 15 in front of each of
tha two big bleacher area, each horn
ptwvlded with an amplifier. A phono
graph attachment will be lnatalled at
the receiver and records Will be played
before the show atarta and at times
through the performance, .
The cost of installation will b large,
but the association la following a policy
of placing tha comfort and pleasure of
the spectators above everything else. It
was this aame policy that decided the
dlrectora to eliminate all hawk era and
vendera from the park except those who
provide pro grama and aoft drinka. The
varioua conoeaalona have always netted
fh aaaoclatlon a conalderable sum of
money, but the noise and . annoyance
caused by the passage ot bo many ven
dera among the audience was consid
ered an objectionable feature.
Grade Crossing Precedent, to
Be Set Aife 25; Five Other
Heartrigs Set.
J.
(Btleta Baraait of The Journil
Salem, Orv Aug.716. The final hei
lng on the railroad companies' objeo-
tiona to the demurrage rulea prescribed
by the atate railroad eommiaaion" will
be held here August IT. '
On Auguat 26. at Roseburr. the com
mission will hold a hearing onthe ap
plication or tne uougiae county court
for a permit for a wagon road grade
orossing ever the Southern Pacific rail
road track near Roaeburg. Thla case la
of oonaiderable importance because It
la the first one to come up under the
new law giving the commission the
right to regulate all such : crossing
The futufe policy of the commission
likely will be laid down In this case.
It la expected that the commission will
refuee to allow any more grade cross.
tnga to be made in this atata except in
unusual cases where a great hardship
would reault from the commission's re
fusal to allow a grade crossing. It is
probable hereafter croaalngs will have
to be made underneath tne trades.
A hearing regarding atreet crossings
will be held at Canby August 22, and
on August '10 the application of the
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph com
pany to discontinue Its telephone Sta
tion at Mitchell, In Hood River county,
on the ground that the agent haa moved
away, will.b heard by th commission
In Portland. .
Th date of th bearing or the St.
John water case has been changed to
October 6. Two other changea in datea
have aleo been made. The hearing of
the application of th St Helen'a Lum
ber company for a orossing of its lum
ber railroad over the S., P. S will
be held at 8t. Helens September II.
The hearing involving the telephone
rates at Oregon City will be held at
that place September 10.
Do bad flah that bite
on Sunday
deaerve to get the hook?
STA
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HHUL
BY
MADMAN
Plant Juice Was Recommend
ed to Portland Man Now
He Recommend It to
Others.
i,
Mr. Jack Reed, a trainman oa the
Southern Paclflo railroad, says a friend
of hie -at Dunsmulr. Cel.. reoommended
Plant Jiilce to him and In speaking of
hla experience with thia new remedy he
said: ,
"I have been a great sufferer with
stomach, liver and nervous trouble
Oa would form in my stomach and
cause me great distress after eating.
had black, floating spots before my
eye, dizzy spells, and wa In a general
rundown condition. I "have Improved
greatlr since I began ' taking Plant
Juice and am feeling fine now. . I have
only taken four bottle and feel that
it was money, wen apent i .nave no
more gas on my stomach, no mora black
spots and my liver ia in .me ahapa" t
Aa a liver regulator, riant Juice baa
no equal today. It tonea up and In-
vigoratea the entire system, produces a
natural notion ot the bowel and leave
them in a healthy condition. If you feel
nervous, .tired and dragged out have no
appetite, have aour stomach, foul breath.
coated tongue) spots before the. eyes.
hot - flashes, numbness, rheumatism,
poor circulation; If you sleep poorly and
wake up tired and ' listless, with puffy
eyes . and aore muscles, you will .find
that Plant Juice will relieve you and
In a ahort time restore you to your
uaual good hearth, For sale at Th Owl
Drug Company'aStor. .v , i
FINAL HEARING AUG. 27
ON DEMURRAGE RULES
nin
i ,
- ' Mrs, Bllnk-"Don't Jones and hid
iiZJ!100 W" W-M f001
. r
Commission Stops Operation
of jNew Tariff Till It Can
Hold Hearing "
(Salea Saraee af Tae fnaraatl
Salem, Or., Aug. 16. The Sumpter
Valley Railway company haa filed with
the state railroad eommiaaion a new
rate tariff increasing nearly ail It
freight rates, thu affecting the coat
ot ehlpping lumber, ores, fruits, and
nearly all th product of Baker county
shipped over that Una. Tb eommiaaion
yesterday afternoon made an order sus
pending the inereeeed ratea until No
vember $, and In the meantime a hear
ing will be held, Th tariff waa laaued
to go into effect August $1. Some of
tne increased rates were contrary to
the Older ot the com mission fixing
these rates, aa a reault ot past Heatings,
Thla la the second suspension of ratea
ordered by the commission under the
new law giving the commission thla
autnority,
Railroad Promoters Are Busy.
Jordan Valley, Or., Aug. 15.-Colonel
EL R. Place and & Rhelnhart of Wta-
nemucca, Nev motored from that point
to Jordan valley, where they met an
automobile party from Boise composed
of O. K. Masaey, Leo J. Falk, H. F.
iemp ana a. jk. carison. Tnese par
aona, who ar working in the. Intereat
of a railroad Into thia section, met here
to look over the problem of right of
way into th town and along the pro
posed route to the Snake river. Colonel
Place and Mr, Rhelnhart vlalted the
railroad survey camp, which 1 now 10
miles below here, and conferred With
their local representative here, D. It).
Joelyn. Tha two parti proceeded to
Jordan Valley Surprise Newcomer.
Jordan Valley, Or., Aug, 16. Among
th recent arrival In the valley from
outside point was C. E. Phlpps. an n
gin front Portland and Willamette
valley points. Mr. Phipp will Join
vital TnoJaM Vektljt VialttMtMar JL Aa
vxjsj ar uiuau v auiiiuooi ausj v, ass wv-
etruotlon company, which wa formerly
the firm of Joalyn ft Hagler. "Thla
country haa not been given its Just dues
in the outside world, aa my Impression
or the country before coming her was,
that it wa a vast expanae of unde
veloped territory." be said. "The cul
Uvatlon and work of development far
exceed anything i anticipated. Your
valley is wider and more productive
than I imagined and there 1 mora
water here than I ever dreamed of."
Oregon Redmen Convene August 18.
The Dalles, Or., Aug. 15. The annual
great council of the Improved Order of
Redmen la scheduled '- to convene in thia
city Monday, August 18, for a three
days' session. Thla convention will be
the annual gathering of the different
Redmen lodgea of tha atate of Oregon
and the looal organisation la making
elaborate preparation a to entertain the
visitor. The delegates will begin to
arrive on Sunday and committee have
been appointed to meet the Incoming
trains on that day and assure all of a
hearty welcome.
Asylum Outbuildings Begun.
Pendleton, Or., Aug. 16. Excavating
for the new buildings to be constructed
at the eastern Oregon state hospital in
thla city ha been started andc building
win oa oommencea aoon. The new
bulldlnga will consist of a cottage for
Superintendent W. D. McNary and fam
ily, a modurn barn whloh will housa 4
cattle and a pig sty. It la the intention
to have the bulldlnga completed by No
vember 16. Tbe hospital baa a herd of
$0 pure bred Holateln cowa imported
from California.
Thin Folks Who
Would Be Fat
Increase in Weight Ten Pounds
or More.
A Physician's . trio
"I'd oertainly give moat anything to
be able to fat up a few pounds and
stay that way," declares every exces
sively thin man and woman. Such re
sult Is not Impoaalbl deaplta paat fail
urea Thin people are vlotlma of mal
nutrition, a condition which prevent
th tatty element of food from being
taken up by the blood a they ara when;
th power or nutrition are normal. In
tead of getting Into the blood, all tbe
fat and tleah producing elements stay
in the inteaune until they paaa from
the body aa waate.
To. correct this condition and. to pro
duce a healthy, normal amount of fat
the nutritive proceaaes muet be arti
ficially eupplied with the power which
nature has denied them. Thia can beat
be accomplished by eating a Sargol tab
let wun every meal, gargoi la a acl
entiflo combination of alx of the beat
atrength-glvlng, fat-producing elements
known to th medical profeaaion. Taken
with meala, It mixes with tbe food and
turns the sugars and starches Into rich,
ripe nourishment for ' the tissues and
blood and Its rapid effect is remark
abla Reported gains of from ten to
twenty-five pound in' a tingle month
are by .no mean Infrequent Yet its
action 1 perfectly natural and abso
lutely harmleaa. Sargol 1 sold by
Woodard-Clark Drug Co. , and , other
good drugglat everywhere ' and every
package contain a guarantee of weight
Inoreaae or money back. . -
Caution i While Sargol has produced
remarkable reault in the treatment of
nervous indlgeatlon and" general stom
ach disorder. It should not owing to
It remarkable flesh producing effect
be uaed by thoee who are not willing
to Increase their weight ten pounds or
more, i . -
Th fiirhbrow--"Thl man - does
m i
aaonolorue, doean't beT" v-
Th LowbrowT-"Naw, it's a' dla
logu. He does tutUn' . but talk
frouxh his dlaL" ;.
Bullet Two Years Ago Left Him
Cripple; One Few Days
Ago Kills.
(Speeiel te Tbe See real. I
: Halfway, Or., Aug. 18. Nearly 60
men, mostly farmers of Pine valley,
have retnraed from tha mountains,
wher the previous two days had n
spent searching for Bert Xngl, tb 1
year-rfld son of Mr. and Mr. Albert
Ingle of Goose, Creek, Baker county,
bringing the llfeies body of the young
man with them.
Several days ago camper at Fish
lake war approached by m. shespherder
who desired . imp in search for a
missing herder,' He told of s band of
sheep mixing with those Be was attend
ing and of finding no trace of th
herder. A party at one set out for the
J head " of Fall creek, war search wa
made without results. A meaasnger ar
rived in th valley Sunday and soon th
news spread and searching parties or
ganized and after two days lAidie Baker
and John Lsgge&k members of the
posse, cam upon f Iff body of the yowig
man at the bead of Fall creek With a
bullet in his breast from a $$ alx aboot
er, in his own hand Indications point
to purely accidental shooting.
The young man waa ehot tn th right
knee two yeaxa ago and left 'a cripple
as a reault of th accidental discharge
or tne same gun in ma own hands.
The British Board ot Trade has given
its approval to a new alngl davit
which launches a boat from a Vaawl
with a allng'and release it automati
cally as toon as. it touches the water.
Quit Iff ZEr.10 Stops
. ' Itching Instantly
ind for Eczema la All Forms, Dsn-
drufl; Tetter, etc. It's a Wonder.
Buy ISo Bottle Today and Prove It,
Al-ylt Stop that violent acratcblng)
rher la nothlns known that will atop
Itching llkeBMO. On Application
topa it instantly, wnetner the ttebina
is on the Acalp or oa any other pari
n uw oooy.
ae First AppUeatlea af ZEMO Will Sto
dp Xtcblng Xaataatly. I Is Oaaraateed.
Dandruff Is nothing but acalo eecema.
ind that why ZBMO atopf dandruff ab
wlutely. ,
For the terrible raw, fiery ecsema
that drives you wild, keeps yott awake
nearly all nlarht for rash, nrlcklv
heat and all inflamed, reddened akin
on bablea or grown-upa. for Itching
piles, aalt rheum, for , rawneaa after
shaving, for any and all aorea, ZEUQ
la a revelation. -
ZEMO la not a greasy ointment or
paat. but a clean, antiseptio solution
aoolled to the ekin. Try a bottle to
day end your torture.
"ZKMO will cure any case ot eoseraa
If need aooordlnv to dlreetionaM Dr.
O. H. Johnson, Quannah, Texas.
Druggists everywhere sell ZEM O at
26o a sealed bottle, or sent on receipt
of price by E. W. Rose Medicine Co.
Bt Louis, Mo. ..
Sold and guaranteed In Portland by
Woodard Clarke Drug Co.. Alder and
West Park street; Skldmore Drug Co.,
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TURKEY EGGS HATCH IW . '
TWO DAYS AFTER LYING
UNCOVEREDTHREE DAYS
(Special te Tb Journal.) ' . )
Ironelde, . Or, Aug. ; 16,Aa '
Ironside, turkey, hen which had
"toleti her iut,"; vti killed
by som animal recently and ,
dragged .from her neat When
found ah appeared to "have
teen dead a day or two.-: The ;
Mara. laM hium,iw1. In : A
-wrirt ui, . .. vrlid.' thai, ::' . va 'A'
malned two day and on night, "
until a hen wanted to set They .
were then put under th ben and
in Just two day every one of ,
the alx egg hatched end the )
turkey are all alive and thfiv-1 e
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Runaway ia Richland . Strwt,. v
Richland. Or., Aug. 16. Becoming
frightened at the machinery In the
Rlehland planing mill, the team of t.
T. Aliens started to run. and finally
landed against a telephone post - In
front of B. D. Jones confectionery. The
tongue of th wagon, wa broken but
nothing els was damaged. '
Blotches on Neck ; and Shoulders,
Also on Face, Rough and Scaly,
A Lost Much Sleep, Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Proved Perfect Cure.
Dryden. OTef My ecsema began by
forming amaU blotches over my neck aad
shoulder, also on my face and later became
rough and scaly. : First It
appealed In blotches, then
it cam in. pimplea and
lastly it appeared In a ear,
of a rash It Itched and
burned o terribly that I
tcratched It and made tares.
My clothing Irritated my
body. ' Tha eczema dhK
lUrured my face very much
ana itched so tnat i lost muca sleep and
couldn't work while it lasted, m ,
, "I used many medicine but none of them
took any eject The disease lasted nearly
two month before I uaed Cuticura Soap
and Ointment I first washed with tb Cu
ticura Soap., then applied the Cuticura;
Ointment to the part affected. . Th Cut!- '
cur Soap and Ointment gar m much ,
relief within two week and they proved a
perfect euro In a moata. (SIgned)J. C.
Corlett. Nov. 10, 1013. ' H :.
For red, rough, chapped aad bleeding'
hands. Itching, horning palms, and painful
finger-ends with shapeless nails, a one-night
Cuticura treatment works wonders. Soak
hand, on. retiring, m hot water and Cuticara
Soap. Dry. anoint with Cuticura Ointment
aad wear aoft bandage or old, loose gloves
during the night Cuticura oap and Oint
ment sold everywhere.' Sample of each
mailed tree, with SS-p. Skin Book. ' Address
postrcard "Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston."
sSMen Who shave and shampoo with Cu-'
tloura Soap will find It beat for akin and enxin
DRaGUNN'S
Improved liver pillS
Curs Conatlpation, Btllouaneas, Siek Head
, aehs. goer Stomach and Indigaatio by makinr
the liver more active and the bowels regular. ,
They ara a perfect Attar-Dinner Pill and
one taken after meala will relieve that bloated.
1 distressed feeling without pain or rrlpin.
t&e. a Box. SEND PO8TALF0R SAMPLF.
Or.BasakCe. tMN. 10th g f hlladeliihia. fa-
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for Gout. Khenmatimra,
Sejatlea, Ltunbago; pains
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