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Newspaper Page TextTIIU OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVING,- 'OCTOBER 7, J i::3T :ori:-- gowzville. fCO?LES3 TO SAY. HIS ONE AMS1TION. CAHLFUIXY MADE U7. ct: -ta-lI'lK i ,.iiiioii'I JBfiHL..-'-, ."TP'JS Mrs. Kadon Have they a keleton In their closet? . - - Kadon Worse; a lut year' car In thrfr garage. . - , . r , ; , J Monday's Delayed Xteauma of World Happening Received From 3 o'clock Yeaterday " ' Afternoon Until 8 o'clock Thia Morning. " . - f '-': Oregon Brief. ' ,'. 11 ' Eklpanon ochool district haa an eleu tlon tangle. Petitions have ben cir culated in separate sections. calHnyi for a vote on proposed bond Issue?. Elections will ba called in accordance with both petitions. ' The entire output of the River ton Coal Development company and the , Llbby mine on Coos Bay and the aurpln of the Bmtth-Powers mine, has been contracted to aupply the Vancouver aud Prince Rupert .parties with 24,000 tons of coal 5 In the next. six montna. ' John Fc Haney, a teameter of Forevt Grove, was accidentally . shot in - tho - right arm when the gun which be was removing from a wagon was accldetU ally discharged. ; " -. ."-s . The total tax collections of Jackson i county for the quarter ending Sept SO. era ,149. Amount . of unpaia ; nil tax' la $152,080. , i ' Bamuel Braoitigln, a . f Uherman, waa drowned when hla small .boat upset in the breakers as he was. trying to croaa the bar to troll for salmon outside. John T. Rich of Union took biohlorido of- mercury with suicidal Intent, after hla aon had knocked him down for at tempting to beat the boy mother, ' Governor West calls upon the O Bmlth Lumber;. company to defend its tula to 10,000 acrea of timber land. The xovernof baa information, tt la said. ' that Indicates that the land waa ob tained by dummy eelectlona of school '' land. ''v-- fi"-"-'?-":' :,rs. ;. , During the first 10 daye'of" the tour of the "corn' and alfalfa" special train, in Oregon and Waahngton. 14,000 farm . era heard J the , lectures of Prof eeaor llOlden.1'' s f - r- A y: .v'.;'..-!.. . , Attorney General Crawford, yesterday afternoon fled hla ault acainat the gov. ernor.V secretary and : traaaurer of the state -of Orogon to- recover tl4,000 said . to have been unlawfully disbursed from the penitentiary - revolving fund. h - One hundred delegatea are in attend- . ance- at the- thirteenth annual conven tion of the - State FedraUon of Wo- - man'a cluba at Hood River.. Ed Lilly, 'Buffering from a fracttir.d collar bone ana Injured arm, walked 10 milea before finding conveyance -to , take him- t- Cottage Grove for treat ments. He bad, been hurt by. a falling log. iC'A.;.''vV:.' t 'I'.', -y.- rf-,,WO;.-,:W,. ' The first wagon load of apples grown on the Umatilla project baa besa . brought lno Hermifton, The fruit is of the Wlnap and 4na than varieties , Wnn county passed through the aum. , mar .without destructive- forest file, owing to effective patrol aystem. ' 4 , The annual teachers' Institute of Waa co and Sherman oountlea la in aeaaton .:.at The Dalles. -';v,f..:f,.j,'5-r-.v-;-.i .j ,- - The United. Statea government hat bought thre carloads of horsea for use - in the war department, In the upper "Malheur valley. .? WjJ -v The tint mayor and alderman of Mo. lalla -have ben installed and the offi cials are planning to submit a charter .which- wilt exclude aaloona from the -' city. .' ' " - ',-.-,vf.--'iT..,.;,--.. . - Snow haa fallen In the mountains of Eastern Linn county, it being the ear . lleat anowfall in many years.- . Numbera of cats auandoned by aum- ruer reaertera are atarvng to death at Beeside, It la reported. . ?'',, tX';-.. The publio echools of Lane ' oounty will get . $74,820 from the Interest on state funds and -county tax fund. The apeclal election on the proposi tion to bond Coos county for $460,000 In interest of good road a haa ben post poned month, Petitiona were a day late in being filed. . ( ' ' " Pacific CoaaC The $60,000 libel ault of'Loula R. Glavia, former, secretary of the Califor nia conservation - oommittee, against Phil" Francis, a newspaper man, hat 1 been .dropped ", from , tho . calendar by Judge Pluramer of the superior court of Stockton, , .'' s feV.v r Arthur CT'tlahi postmaster of San Francisco, who four montha ago . an noupcad hie . determination to resiat the - efforts of thsi poatmaster "neral to remova htm from office becauaa of hla , refusal to resign, says that he will quit the -office voluntarily soon. t - i William Walker, who escaped "from the chain -gang in Alameda county In Resinol ms i y 4B moment Resinol itching . I ing skin, the Itchinar stops and healing begins. ' ' With the aid, of Resinol Soap, It quickly removes rall traces of eczema, rash, tetter,; ringworm, pimples or other tormeiitinsr, unsightly eruption, leaving tJie skin.. . clear and healthy. It is equally effective for sores, boik, burns, red, rough hands, 4jandruiT and ' piles. Every druggUl Wherever drags ere sold yoa esa get lUalnol Ointment and ' mrnlU CtnI RiiBol Roap. pTMerlbwl by doeton for elahtew years. . "ao WriUtoDepUl-JBoU"BaltliiKire.Md.forfreeiamples Little Johnny- . Stout Din dong bell! Pussy's la the well!- ' Old Mother Goose Dear fne! Now we'll have to boll the water; -: - News Briefly Told 1912, and went to Alaska, haa returned, having struck It rich. His wife accom panied him on the return. Walker of fered to serve out the balance of hla term for vagrancy, - aa hla . conscience bothered him, - ' . . Lovoll Alice Taylor. . actress, was stricken With pneumonia at San Fran cisco, just before he was to leave for New York to appear under direction of David Belasco, : and, her .. condition critical -- 'ii.l . Diamonds worth $4000 and $1000 In caah were stolen from the Wendemere hotel at Santa Monica, CaU : A well dressed young . man' who bad mingled with the guests is suspected, Thirteen former government em ployes. Including 'nine customs guard under indictment ;', tot' conspiring . to smuggle opium Into the United States, pleaded "not guilty in the federal court ft Baa Francisco. ' " . ,- -y jiis&iiU Search of the bed of Tennessee cove, Marlon county, California, la being made for the bodies of D. Livingston of the Mare Island Navy Yard, and his fiancee, Miss Susie Johnson of Sauaallto, Vho are believed to have been drowned Sun. day.-1 iis s-' .'-.!, y , ii, j,.-. i :(! v.. ? -: v, Lajy husbands, at work in the county stockade north of Ballard. Wash., have earned $422, which amount will be dis tributed among the men's families, : The Waahington state aupreme court holds that the. three : latest objections raised against the workmen's compensa tion act are Invalid. The -caee will go to the United States supreme court on writ of error,- i, r? ;,''.-, !:;,:: Ji!-'--vForolgB, . Uarry , Kemp, . who - formerly . eloped with Mra Uptpn Sinclair, and who ar riyadT at '.Southampton, 'England, from w..YjirlaalAtowawaywaa-HMB- iencei to n days imprisonment at hard labor,, preliminary to his deporta tion. " Hj.--; :. , ;C.i-'V','---tfi,-;'..irv.'.'?'--S-. Earthquake shocks totally destroyed the Tillage of TomoslMn the western part of Panama; according to uncon firmed reports. - The plaoe bad $00 pop ulation. - - - - ' . Emperor William and the." Duke of Cumberland and the imperial office are embarrassed over the indiscretions of the Hanover f legitimists and" the pub licity the affair has drawn In Germany. The emperor's envoy Is trying to bring sdoui an agreement. Emperor, William of -Germany has de. elded to take -half and allow, the widow of the other half in the controversy over the estate of $800,000 left him by Her man snorr, an eccentric wood Xausch- Witl.' "'''i'.-.-in -: y.-r-r1-' t k(-;i'1"'' Thousand caaes of tnud have been or dered shipped from, the salt lake batha near Odessa, Russia, to the lmnerial palace at Malta, to- be need, If la aaid, in treatina- a malady ! from ' which the cjarevitch is auffering.- Slr Gilbert Parker, Canadian novelist and F. R. Benson. Shakaspeareaa actor. received the degree of doctor of lawe from McGlll university. ; , ; Two masked men robbed Cashier C-A. Koelb of the American Velvet company a plant at Stocklngton,. Conn, aa he was driving from the bank to the plant. The robbers obtained $1, 000. . . - ; .:i j Discovery of strands of human hair clinging to thg end of a fiahenuan'a Una has led the police of Newcastle, Ind., to dragsthe bed of Blue river for the body of Catherine Winters, aged 9,' missing since March SO, last r , . Henry Spence. held in Chicago, who admits having kllUd 11 persons, for merly lived In Philadelphia, aay the po lice. He was known in the latter city aa Ed Good, and hla father, mother and alatera are Uvlng there. , . ..-tx i ' The sphynx 'figure of Ramses' It, found a year ago in the ruins of the an cient Memphis, is on board a . tramp steamer at a dock at Philadelphia, wait ing transfer to the University of Penn sylvania museum. ' It weighs 11. tons and measures II feet across. . ' . The will of the lata Mrs. Mary Davla MeKnight at Galesburg 111., bequeathes $416,000 bf her $600,000 . estate to char ity. Moody Bible Institute, Chicago Or- Ointment touches tiny Itch- stops :v'!8K'ftj;;,; ' i ej i k lu - -. l j. tantlv A ' Urinks--Women aren't a smart as men; nay what ybu.wUV- ' ; Mrs. Brinks Believe me, Henry, 1 11 ay what X will, all rights ' 1 BURTON H. PECK DISPLAY WINS SWEEPSTAKES Iff" V ' ' I - . !. ? p I i - I't . 1 l ' J 1 " . . ! ' : tfe-''. -- : " ' " . ' " Jlr - Peclc exhibit "at Morrow County fair. Heppner,' Or " Oct! 7. The dry?, land farm . products ' products : of Burton . H. Peck, "conservation farmer,", won : tho sweepatakee at the Morrow county fair held here reoently. The stripped eara phan's .Home- and "other Bible soeietiea share In the htMt;r .i,, ''''Tr!' EgecutlTe.',.'; r-;," , Secretary of Agriculture Houston has invited, wlnemakara and.- grape growers of every part, of the country to a pubilo hearing November to settle the ques tion of labeling domestic wlnea. . Secretary of the Navy. Daniels- will ask an official reoort on the case of En- sign Chevalier, a navy aviator, arrested In Baltimore, after J running oown.iwo boya with an automobile. The aecreUry aays he wiU deal drasUeaUy with cases of drunkenness among naval of fleers. 'President Wilson cxpeete to aena to the senate this week the nomination U H. M, . Plndell, a newapaper editor ox Peoria. .I1L. aa ambaaaador : to Russia, and Mayor Brand Whitloek of Toledo, Ohio, aa minister to Belgium. -There is still possibility, or wiiuam t-,,uoino Democratic nutlonal t chairman, ? neing nominated for ambaaaador to jrrance. SEATTLE TURNS PALE ' WHEN RAT IS FOUND Seattle, s-Waah;;,'Oot. T-Health au tborltiea are breathing easier today fol lowing; a'-careful search of th water front, docided upon b City Health Com mlaaloner James E. Crlchton, Dr. Eu gene Kelly, secretary of the state board of health. . and Dr. t- Weyd,, repre sentatlT of. the: TJSited Stotea health service, after a rat Infected with . bu bonlo plague had : teen f oundLon the dock. . i - . - , 5 r ' The floor of the building under which the tnfeeted rat waa found, waa taken up and rat poison plaoed at scores of points witbln'aeverat blocks of the dia trlcU No mora Infected rats were dis covered. ' , - - . M - As tblg - la the first1 infection ' found in Seattle in two years, Dr. Crichton la positive i the rat was brought to- this elty rtfcently. probably by one of the oriental liners., , - . . CIRCUIT' COURT HOLDS N FORTH AT HOOD RIVER '7 .'!:;.,'';-.'-. 7' ..'... . . . ,t,-- t: -r -. :.. ,: ' 4i -i.-r i'. ,,( t eaasaeajeea"es"e - ..b,- ,v, y Hood River, Or., Oct 7. Circuit court for Hood River county convened Mon day With Judge W, It, Bradahaw orr the bench. The damage suit of the Hood River Spray " Manufacturing - company va; .Faolfla Power & Light' company, wherein ' : the latter company la , being. sued -for $20,000 as the result or -the burnlnar of the spray plant last April wherein it Is charged that, the Utter company - waa negligent in the opera tion of its engines passing the spray faotory while engaged in construction work, will be heard. The' damage case of Hassllnger vs. Burns Jones for $6000 damages sa the result or physical in Juries sustained In an assault and bat tery case will follow. The grand Jury concluded lta work Monday and no true bills were found. LAST PAYMENT MADE FOR THE OREGON CITY LOCKS (Salem Bureau I The Journal. t - Salem, Or., Oct 7. The last $100,000 payment by the state toward the pur chase price of the Oregon City locks and canal waa made yesterday by Secretary of State Oloott The payment waa made to the First National Bank of Portland for th secretary of the treasury. Sec retary Breckinridge had requested In July that the payment be made, bnt Oloott secured permission to withhold the -payment until the money waa need- .- ' 1 .' ' "'V'.' n - r- ' (J . - J sag LucasWhat's i thoua-ht about T : .WackerHe'a tryln' '.to", think of . something: freakish to land by parcel , poat " i i J , of cqrn in the middle of the display ?won first prise against all comers for. th best 12 ears of corn displayed. Mr, Feck' and members of hla family won numerous other prUea. , ; ' ed, and in so doing aaved the state ap proximately $2000 in Interest ' - In all the state contributed $300,000 toward the purchase of the locks by the government - . . . Check the Symptoms of Lung Trouble '' One sf the manv reasons why Luna Trouble is so difficult to fight Is be cause toe disease is : orien or a very flattering nature. The patient may look well, but in reality la fast -losing strenctn ty continued mant eweats. fever and cough.,- - These symptoms should be checked as quickly as possi ble. Eckman's Alterative is beneficial 1n..hrtklnff fever and nlorht nnti and it 'has brought about many ooropleta re- ooveries. . xteaa tnjs case: . - aoa w. SBtn St.. New yonc "Gentlemen : I - am ' writinar you this testimonial that others may Know what your Alterative has done for me. Since I waa a very young woman I was a suf ferer from Bronchitis. I tried doctor after doctor, -getting little or no Dene fit Finally I ha night sweats, weak apella and lost rapidly in weight and my doctor told me if they-; were not cheeked I would have Lung Trouble. Miss Mary Korhamer, who Is a friend of mine, recovered arier ulkuis; your Al terative and. insisted that lT,.try It.; I am now, after two years, perfectly well, strona- and healthy." i Ailiaavn. who. itusA yyjtuuetnu. I Above abbreviated! mora on reauest). Eckman's Alterative has been proven by many years' test to oe most ernca ciaua for severe Throat and Luna- Af fections, Bronchitis, Bronchial Asthma. stubborn - i-oias ana-wi upouuaing -ins system. Contains no narcotics, poisons or habit forming drugs. ' Sold by The Owl Drur Co. writs the Eckman Lab oratory Philadelphia, Pa., for booklet telling of recoveries and additional evl dence.- - . Dctvccn Vomcn'o Health or Suffering The main reason why bo taany women Buffer greatly at times is because of a run-down con dition. Debility, poor circula-' tion show In headaches, lan guor, nervousness and worry, PILLS ; (Tk UrfMt Sale at Aay MasWaa la tte VMM) 'are the safest, . surest, .most convenient and most economi- cal remedy. They clear the system of poisons, purify tho blood, relieve suffering and ensure such good health and strength - that all tho bodily In actions, feelings and looks, thousands of women have proved that Beecham's. Pills Tlio D!iTcrCu33 ' ' Sold rcrywfaera. la boiM, 10a., 2Se. Voawa wiU lad the direction with amy be very valuabla. . - . . Zeke -wrapped , In " s Ella She paye a arood deal at at tentlon to her makeup. ! -i Stellas-Tee: aha has one ot theaa elaborate (acta. LOVESI IS v ASSAILANT OF THREE Y Shoots Girl, Her Lover, and Himself When-His Rivai y Kisses Her, - ' (United Preat Leased Wire.) ' ' -Loa Angeles, Oct 7 Victims of a disappointed suitor, Beulah Gibson, a pretty telephone operator of San Pedro, and Charles Stout, her aweetheart, are dying from bullet wounds. Frank Pllla bury, who fired the; ahota, sent a, bullet Into hla own lunga and la in a critical condition. : : v .s . . ; - - ; - The ahootlng occurred on the porch of the young woman' home at San Pedro late laat night. Plllsbury. hid ing nearby, became infuriated When he saw stout embrace tne gin ana "xiaa her soodnls-bt" ,y-.-,j. Shrieking wildly, Pillabury !' ruahed upon the porch, shot Stoutaa be at tempted to defend, the gtHTand when Stout fell, sent another bullet Into Miss Olbaon'a body. ' He shot hlmaelf after pumping another bullet Into the lunga of the (prostrate Stout .-.' ! -.:.: t ,;In Plliaburrs- pooket- was found a note that read: "f am doing this, for I can atand It no longer.)' I love Beulah. I can't atand to aee her with him. Good bye and good luck." . , .x BETTER TRAIN SERVICE- S V IN MALHEUR COUNTY Salem, Or, Oct 7. The railroad eom. mlaalon haa been advised that the O. W. B, A N. railroad company has put on a' atraigbt . passenger train aervlce on lta branch line from Ontario to Vale, in Malheur-county.-to meet -the com. plalnta of patrons on the line who ob jected to the delays at atatlons Incident to running a mixed passenger and freight train. . The mixed train will be run dally, except, Sunday, alao, from Ontario to Brogan. 'a .... i, . i,, n Suffered Twenty-One years . Finally Found Relief " Having suffered for twenty-ons years Ytth a pain in my aide, I finally have found relief In Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root The physicians called It "Mother's Pain," and Injections of morphine were my only relief for abort periods of time. I became ao sick that I had to undergo a surgical operation in New Orleans, whloh benefited me for two years, When the same pain came back one day I was ao sick that I gave up hopea of .living. A friend adviaed me to try your Swamp Root and X at once commenced ualng It Tho first- bottle did me ao much good that I, purchased two mora bottles. I am now on' my second bottle and am feeling like new woman, I passed a gravel stone as large aa a big red bean and aeveral small ones, X have .not had the least feeling of pain since taking your Swamp-Root and Z feel It my duty to recommend this great medicine to all Buffering. humanity. Gratefully youra, f MRS. JOSEPH CONSTANCE; ' Avoyelles Par. : Marks vine. La, - Personally appeared before me,, this. ISth day of July, 1S11, Mra Joseph Con atanoe, who aubaorlbed the above state ment and made oath that tho earns la true In aubatance and In faoi. v : . . TO MORROW, Notary rub.Ho, X,ette to Dr. Xlbner c ntngnamton. Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For Yoa Send to" Dr. Kilmer Co.; Bingham- ton, N. T'for a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. Tou will also receive a booklet of valuable Information, tell ing all about the kidneya and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention the Oregon Dally Journal. Rerular fifty- cent and one-dollar alia bottles, for aale at all drug stores. ."J. I KEEFE ' Cnranle end Heme Dia, : eaeaa readily eaeeeak. t . my tbonragh and ezhaaa. ! Ue SMthoes o traal, mtnt - wbea tbey" are carefally asd eooaistestiy IvlMwed. BUaUkes are a . Blaimoaa. be. taeae f hate treated aaccaaefutlf theasaaoa e( eaaas exactly like roar bwb. ' it is aa errat set ta aeeb the adrloa at aptelBllal who haa ha wviwww aae Sires exelnalve Beneaal atteaUos te the treatiaeBt ( eneb caaee. . 1 am Jloaasad to pracuoe la the suus et Uresoa, Waa. lagloa, CallfofsU sad Nevada, aay efflaa la tboroegbly eqaippad with erery eJactrt. eel aa mechanic i eerlce aacaaaarr u the eelasUde treatmeBt ef . yoar .ellaraeu, I dsUalftar the World's latwt. raaveaioe, . ' 1 I Treat Soeeeesranyt - ' CBBOmO, aHVOl)i, .BLOOD, - g!ie BLADDBB. LIVES ae KIDNBT OiaV Ecz twa; BMJcaa, fines ail risi-uLa. , , Coaanltatloa aad BiamtnaHoa rBIa, te s T to Pall1 undaa Jo ,i t, J. j'keEFE, Ph. g. mSd. Booma 11-11 lAfayette BWg. lltU WASHINOTO! BT.. COB. ' TB, 7 fOaTWND. OB. . . , LAD1S!askfor ;3antikomixtureno.6. . fat , Bessie a.d ku. ;.v J ar uian a nvuicin aaaj- ti xoa. l V ZS worka like magic. Pries g. " 1 XV f A'f Biisraalei-il hr tha HaMfuad ; hhdm airrnaiD an. por aau t vt ii w .., jus Morruoa sireet. YOUTH I Hewitt la your wife a rood cook7 Jewltfr-flay, aha builda pla thai WIDE AWAKE DEALER , READ JOURNAL WANT . . AD, BEAT COMPETITOR v A Journal . aollcltor talked ' yesterday with a dealer who had 4 aeveral second-hand wagons for e sale. The dealer wondered why e ' he had not eold them. If he had e - been wide awake he .could have found a market for two of them. last week,, merely by reading the e want ads In The Journal. A live ' e S wire dealer studied the want ads, e saw that a man wanted wagons, e- and made tna saia , e ' Which are you T The man who e sleepa among his unsold goods. ; or the one wno iooks ror nis mar- e ket and aells hla goodsf : e - You can t seu gooua ny sitting e back and relying on chance. Pur- e chasers CO not .. "just arop in, e you must look , them up end, 'draw them In. The best warto do thia is . tt through the classified columns of The Journal. Wake up be the 1 early bird. Meet your c nance in The Journal want ada. , C THE DALLES PROJECT aAWAITS LANPS RETURN (Wasblnctoa Boriia'a of The Jeonut.) ' V Washington, Oct .7. Acting Director of the Reclamation Service A. P. P. Davis informed Senator Lane today that a question of cooperation between the government and the state on The Dalles water power project awaits the return of Secretary of the Interior Lane. ? SURVEY ACCEPTED FOR LAKE-COUNTY. LANDS .,-r... f:r . . .. y. m n-i;--:,;;;---: Washington, ' Oct. lRepresentatlve Sinnott has been notified that the gen. eral land office bas accepted the aurvey of townships tS, $0, and 1 7. 'Lake coun LOOK YOUHGPHETTY Orandma'g reeipav of 8f Tea and Sulphur darkeni go natutaUy that nobody can tell 1 Almost everyone knows that Saga Tea and Sulphur, properly compounded, brlnga back the natural color and luster ! to the hair when faded, streaked or gray; also ends- dandruff, itching acalp and atopa falling hair. Yeare ago the only way to get this mixture was te make It at home, which la mussy and trouble eorae. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for "Weyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy,1' you will get a large bet. tie of tbla famoua old recipe for about 60 centa. . -1 1 ' .- -' .' ; Don't - atay gray I - Try It I No , one can poaalbly toll that you darkened your hair, aa It does ao naturally and evenly. Ton dampen a sponge or aort nruan with It and draw tnia tnrouga your nair, taking one small strand at a time by morning the gray hair dlsappeara, and after another application or two, your hair becomee beautifully dark, thick and glossy, AND DIGEST If. No indigestion, no sour, gassy v r stomach or dyspepsia ' :' v-; Try itl . . j-r ;!(!'-".,. '-'-j'.- . waamBBBmamj. ,,. I . pvt t' I Do aome fooda yoa eat hit back taata good, but work badly; ferment into atub- born lumpa ana cause a sick, sour, ga7 stomach T Now, Mr. or Mrs. DyapcpUo. jot this downt Papa's Dlapepeln digests verythlng, leaving nothing to sour and upset you. No difference how badly your stomach la disordered, you get happy relief m five minutes, but what pleaaee you most 1b that It strengthens and reg ulates your stomach so you can eat your GRAY I EAT NEW BREAD. CABBAGE SAUSAGE GREAT BOOK BARGAIN Five Big Volumes SL98, ;EQUAL,TO ANY SIMILAR SELLING AT $12 CXJW TSZS The -Oregon ," EVERYBODY'S CYCLOPEDIA DAILY Thie coupon. Oregon Journal, oupon, IX preaented ouraai, wjii eniiue volume set ef JBVexybody'a . elmila aeUlnr at, flaUIO.) For Un JJDSSZS3 IE3 J2T"TTAXi, rC- TT" ' The Sets are too bcy to be sent by mnll but - f- i r have thorn for the tl.t-s, tbe a-t t be r- i Vy a to be paid by the lawirer, UK i,vJK-'UMVN ItKAl-t -. S t i until the dnVH of dlnti liiuiion, 1-ni-.-m1 til"in any i- r'( i ehlpmente will be innd j-ivu'.i'ijy va. tiie d,tiiiuil'i " - . Haughty Youth Sir. do you reallz I rrmduatedXrom the Bahrah Unlver- Bualsesa Mn-It X hire you III crrarlook .that iact. - f- Q. ;,;i' :, )i ty. Thirty days after the survey is filed with the surveyor general evt yon land . lands ; will be opened to settle ment - -' - ''---'-, - - - ". HOW. TO PREVENT i. ACID STOMACHS AND FOOD FERE1EKTATI0N By a Stomach gpclallst - . As a specialist who has spent many years in the study and treatment of stomach troubles, I bave been forced to the conclusion that most peopla who oomplaln of stomach trouble . poesess stomachs that are absolutely healthy and normal. The real trouble, that which causea all the pain and difficulty. Is acid in the stomach, usually due to, or ag gravated by, food fermentation. ..- AcM Irritates the delicate lining of the stom ach and food fermentation cauaes wind , which distends the stomach abnormally,- . causing that full bloated feeling. Thus both acid and fermentation Intsrfare . -with asd retard the process of digestion. The stomach la usually healthy and nor-t malt but irritated almost past endurance by these foreign elements acid and wind. In all such casesand they com-" prise over SO per cent of all stomach dlft flcultles- the first and only step necee , sary Is to neutralise the add and stop the fermentation by taking in av-little warm or cold water immediately -after eating, half a teaspoonful of bisurated magnesia, which la doubtless the best - ana oniy reany eirecuve aniaem em , food corrective known. --The acid will be neutralised and the fermentation stopped almost Instantly, . and you stomach will at once proceed to digest the food in a heaUhy,. normal manner. Be sure to ask' your chemist for the bl- surated magnesia, as I have found cttar xorms utterly lacunar m valuable properties. -F. J. In-, its peculiarly Mayr's Wonderful Stomach &etrw edy . Is Recommended and -Praised by Thousands Who 1 Have Been Restored. ' ' "l was a tick uaa to about threemoatbf, caused froia Gall Stoiuit ol the Llrer and was told bf three e ear iqoet prom lnent physlelaae that I . woald have to sobmlt to la Optra ttoa to get relief, but beard at your Hon Uarful Stomaeb. Heonxlr and eeenree a full beat, awat and took tt aoourd 1b( to dlraetlon aud paaied baodracis .of ' Call mono. IJlaee takus yar BMOlcine I work regularly and don't feat atur ill U fecti. -1 am praialBf yew Bssaedy to, a I sir frleeds. , 1 tblak It worthy of tbe hlsbwt pralae. - B. L. DOOUET, aaaoae, a." - ... Hutferera ef Stomach, Uvet bb4 fotwitiiial Allmeata are sot asked te take Vayr'e Wonaar fal Btom aob aemady far wmJu asd - toootba before tbey feel benefited. Juat try one owe , . which should suae yea fotl better in health. eoarlBca yoa that yoe wUl boob ba wall and atrona, free yoa from pain aad Buffering aatl tire yoa a sound and healthy stomach, aa It has dooe la tboasands of eUiar eaaM. WhereTer it Is takes roo will hear nothlnf bat the aiifiaat pratae. 6e te your drasaiat eak blm about tba . TSBt reeults if has bees aecompliabiog in raws grst reaulU It has sees aeeompiianmf in ei of people he knows, or sand to Geo. H. Mi Mfg. Chamlet 1M-1M Whiting St., Chicago, fora free book oo atemacb aTtlmepte end m III., saar grateful latter from people who hare baen fe stered, ror sale ta Portlaad by the Owl Drug Cb Broadway and Waahiogtoa at, .. . "FAFFS DIAPEPSIii" favorite foods without fear. . Moat rem edies give yon relief sometime they are alow, but . not sure. Dlapepsia Is , quick, positive and puta your stomaoh ln a healthy condition so the misery won't eome back. '" .Si ''-- -v "' - ; Tou feel different aa aeon aa Papa's Dlapepeln comes in contract with the atomacb distress : lust vanishes your stomach gets sweet, to gasea, no belch ing, no sructatlona of undigested food, your head olears and you feel fine. Put an end to stomach trouble by get ting a large fifty-cent case of Pape'a Dlapepsin from any drug store. Tou re-, allse In five minutes how needless it is to Buffer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach dlaorder. . OOVPOsT MM r COUPON, ; at the main off lee of Tha saa. nearer o one give CyelopeUia (equal to any 01.9G V i " . ' j ' I V