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Newspaper Page TextVDULOU 1-8-5-6. CAUSE ENOUGH. ' '"' CTi 25r. 1 CUT OUT, THE SINGING. TERRluLE. LUSINESS ACUMEN. 'oraxuT ti;.:; ly. raw ta-"rtf At.. 1 ' 4. I f Her Mother What's the ' matter : with Henry? Doesn't be do the bouse-: work properly? .. Mrs. Henballot He dee that all right, but be makoa an awful funs over wearing: my last winter's coat ftnr I baa it made over (or him so, nicely, .. , ,-','- Notes of Wednesday's Happenings Brief Paragraphs Giro Journal : , , Afternoon .. "Taclflc Co&bt ' Only two marriage ' : llaensea were Issued at Vancouver, , Wash., the new uretna Oreetv Tuesday. - Judge Humphries of Seattla released IT prisoners whom be bad Incarcerated for' contempt of court, after complaint bad been made to .Governor Lister. According to Information brought' to victoria ty a Japanese liner. Dr. Sun - xat Ben. organiser of the Chinese rev ; olutlon. of 1911, ' has not left . Japan, but la in hiding at the island .empire. " Twenty passenger from the wrecked launch Balboa, provided - with life - pre servers, floated until they were res cued by life savers of the Newport Beaon station, California. . . McClellan O. ; Reed, a pioneer attor ney, was Instantly . killed vr during - a 'speedometer, test of an automobile be . tween Spokane, Wash., and , . Coeur ' d'Alene, Idaho. - ''!-y-',.v i;i. 'vii ' , By eating four hot pumpkin pies' In six minutes 'Ed Hofrleter of Hermoaa 'Beach, Calv won a 10 bet,, v " ' ; ' J.' J.' Linehau, ; a saloon, keeper -of ' San Francisco, may -. lose bis liquor license for having a woman 'arrested for smashing -al flaskuiof ; whiskey In front of his premises because she had complained, against ' the proprietor, Xor selling ber husband liquor. ' B. P. Stout, the singing evangeUat wia aoon ' open 'a - series of revfval meetings at South Bend, Wash., under the auspices of the Ministerial asso ciation. - Burr Harris, the San Diego negro, who declared be received $100 for killing-Mrs. Gay, the Christian Science practitioner. repudiates the story, de claring that - a recurrent mania forced m.. to -commits tne murder. 4 - Police . of San Diego ' are searching for a man who held six-year-old Stella Kerr prisoner in a vacant building all nlghfc - - : 1 Miss Dorothy " Gregory, ..private stenographer, to 1 Mayor . Rolph of Ban Francisco, and acting mayor pro tern issued her first order , to the Janitor to. , turn on-, more steam .. neat.i,i- San Francisco has been' commanded by 'Mayor Rolph to make all the noise within the 1 bounds " of reason to fit ttnxlr telebrate the blowing out of the ' laat dike la the Panama canal, Octo ber 10. - ' - . ' Farmers of the Pasco district of Washington- ahowed grtat Interest hi the "Corn and 'Alfalfa SpeclaL" Many heard the lectures . delivered : by Pro- fessor Hold en. The city commission of Tacoma has taken Up the fight ' against the over crowding of street cars,-. Crews who permit violation of the ordinances will be ' arrested. - A-,' , , Goon Quol Teng, daughter of Goon DId. Chinese vice-consul of Seattle. will b married t ' Lou Gay, graduate of the university of Washington, In r the" First Baptist, church of "Portland, Wednesday evening, October 16. The oltlaena of Iewlston, Idaho, will today celebrate the driving of tne first spike of the new Johnson railroad be ing built from Lewlston via Tammany, to,VoUmer, where-t,will connect with ' the Nes ; Perce t V- Idaho :road. 'flv - The board of education v of Everett. .WaslU win,, after November c l,i expel any etudent" found ' to be a' member of : any , secret society, fraternity or : sorority, ' ' . . ;'.: ' -?('. 4 --f:u 1 Clarence, B. Errlngton-Crlehton,.r a WOWESCAPES: OPERATION By Timely Use of Lydia E. ' '. Pinkham s Vegetablo '. Compound, s ; . ', liere Is her own stAtemenlT ' i Cary, ilalne." I feel jit duty I owt to all suffering women to tell 'what I Lyaia m, nrnhnm't Vegetabla Com pound did for tnr One year ago I found mysejf a terrible suf ferer. U bad pains In bb tn sides and such a soreness I could scarcely straighten up at times. M7 back ached, I bad no 'ap petite and was so nervous I could not sleep, then I would be so tired mornings that I could scarcely get around. If seemed almost Impossi ble to move or do a bit of work and 1 thought I never would be any better un- ' til I submitted to an operation. I com menced taking Lydia ELPInkham's Veg etable Compound and soon, felt Ilka t new woman. . J bad no pains, slept well, bad good appetite and was fat and could do almost all my own work for a family of four, I shall always feel that I owe my good health to your med icine, ''-Mrs. Uaywabd Sowebs, Cary, Maine." ' p::''.: It you are 111 do notldreg along until an operation is necessary, but at once ,take Lydia E. Pinkham'a , Vegetable Compound. ; " ' ; kp---- If you hare the slightest doubt that Lydia IS. Pinlcham'ff Vegeta-, Mc Compound will help you, write to Lydia JH.Mnkham MeiUclneCo, Your letter wil 1 he opened, read ami answered by a woniau, end tela la strict cohHceco.... 111 ffiiTl lc(9al Teacher Look In your history book and tell me who was John James Au dubon, and when did be die? . , - ' - Johnny He was a great bird lovert X don't know when be died. Teacher There , It Is before you, 1856. s . , . - '- -. -Johnny-T-I thought that was 1 bis telephone number. ' . . - Headers the News of Iu Yesterday and list IHght.' , , , r v . luaiberjacfc returned ' to England to lay claim to a baronetcy. Part of a ;300 draft received for bis traveling expenses was . spent on celebration among his friends.,, 1 , . . "Big Bill" Pemberton. recently a stu dent at Stanford university, now a South. American explorer, and Court ney , Deolus, .a - student and football player, will bunt fossils in Patagonia. Tha total tax levy tn Centralia this year Is less than last year, the amount being M mills. Hh" :'i.'V ' The next convention of the X' 0. 1 0. F. will be held at Centralia In March, v , Th dredger ; South 'fi Barf was iswept from Its moorings by the tides and wrecked against the jetty rocks. Loss $25,00Q.:,; f''li 'J - Oregon. Briefs ! ; r v Attorney General Crawford decided that Governor West bad no right to Incur lndebtednesa in carrying on vice crusade work, and that the emergency board had no authority to legalise It The British ship .Gleneeaelln, which was - wrecked at Nehalem river, baa been aold v to A. Bremner and John Saaiinen of Astoria, for ffitO. .The crew is In Portland, where an inquiry will be held. : Governor West -declares that no executive clemency t will be given O. C. Hansel, Who shot and killed former Judge Frank J, Taylor, at Astoria. Hansel has been convicted of murder. ,' Buslneaa men of Pendleton will have a school in which the Nes Perce Indian language will be taught w y,k. ' Because of legal technicalities .the towns, of . Giendaleand Butherlia.will not hold local option elections Novem ber 4, according to court - ruling. v Governor West baa Instructed State Treasurer Kay to : abrde by the new law creating the state board of con trol.' which provldea that - no member of the board shall be financially Inter ested In contraota for supplies fur nished the state. - , 1 Orin K, Robinson, a pioneer of . the valley, died at Cottage Grove at the age of 70. - 1 Fred Calahan, who etartea to. walk from New York laat March, bas ar rived at Hood River, from . Portland, having made the trip between the two cltle In . gghours.;' -i:!.?3K--iv,,v,. Elevator bonds In the sum of $11,980 will be sold over the counters In dry gooas stores ai uregon . A-iy " j Fred Todd of Portland obtained Be pounds of oil Of peppermint to the acre, bringing an acre, on irri rated lands at West Stayton. Or. The - Knights of Pythias will , build a two-story frame atructure at Gas ton. . -, - Newnort ? and Waldport will hold local 'option elections. The , liquor men at claiming - to - pat up a - bard fight. )( ; t 7 . t r - 1 Eastern. . ' It' Is rumored that the widow of Mayor Gay nor wlU seek to have the will of heir late husband overruled on the grounds, that sufficient funds for her maintenance have not been pro, vlded. -;. ' r-v -M "-:y-u- '. . - Mrsv: Percy Penny backer, 1 national president of the Women's Clubs of America, urges members of her sex to work or the cause of pure foods. She says the agricultural department nai no cower to enforce the , present law. ' Going Insane during a dental opera tion at the annual convention of the North Central Missouri Dental associa tion, a patient attacked and stampeded the delegates. , . . , In a tight between two constable and ar large number of striking miners at Cheswlck, . near Tittsburg, three man were shot, one probably fatally. " The' Bethlehem Steel company of New Tork bas leased (00,000,000 tons of high grade iron ore from mines in Chile. The ore will be delivered when, the Panama canal' Is opened. v; ': ;:: -v'; "'Vijv : Jobn - BherMek, whne watching the score, board of the game between the Giaetts and Athletics, collapsed and died a few minutes latere n y-.-, Disappointed In the attempt to secure the affections of a grown-up man,. Marie Pastuea. aged 13, burned herself to death at 'Ray, Arls. ZZ:i,l:l.:PMi L : Executive and Congressional , Senator Borah's plan to have con gress pay traveling expenses of 'dele gates to the conservation congress at Knoxvllle. Tenn., was defeated by a ma jority, vote of the Democrats. Economy is -the watchword.- . 'r .s?$;?Z '!'ty ; The deficiency bill carries an appro priation of $1428 to pay William T. Evans, ' United States deputy ' surveyor, for- surveys or pubiio lands m Oregon. I. F. Speer of Bangor, Maine, chief of the corporation tax division of the treasury department, has : been named by secretary McAdoo.as deputy commis sioner of Internal revenue In charge of the income tax administration. ; ' 1 It la possible that . the government will not start its suit under the anti trust, law, against the American Tele Phone ft Telegraph company for aev- eral months yet, pending outcome of the suit to separate the "trust" from lta Pacific coast holdings, now under way at Portland. . -. J ' 1 Foreign. '" Seised with a relluious - mania Wil liam McDonald of Liverpool, a youthful church worker, became Insane' and killed three of bis fallow workers with a revolver. He committed suioide. - , Prince Eraaet August of Cumberland and bis wife, who waa Prlnceaa Victoria Louise, were reunited in Berlin. Royal buaband willing to make concessions as to throne of Brunswick, but. Prussian nationalists are displeased: ' James M. Sullivan, American minister to the Dominican republic, has Induced the warring ; factions in that country to sign a peace pact The revolution. headed by , General Horatldn Vaaquea against the government of the provi sional president, Jos Berdaa Valdea, la at an end. ." v .-;,:;?..', ; ::, :; P.:, But an ounce of flattery beats abound of truth if you have an ax to grind. -t IPS 4 Doctor My man, you seera to be In great uneaslneas. Why do you worry so? v,J ' ' 1 Mr Gardeno X planted 5 cents' wortb of garden seed and Just found ' out that the kind of vegetables 1 planted on't agree with tne. -1 , - 1 Dairy, and Food Commissioner " Voices Disapproval of. Mod-.-y ' ern Practice, , ' v: " Royal Anne cherries artificially ool. ored . bright red - or dark green do no please the Oregon dairy and food com missioner, J. D. Mlokle, and he gives this kind of thing bis strongest dis approval In the bulletin Just Issued by hia ' office, 'j ,''' 'f. ;i fe.'-. "Perhaps the manufacturer may have thought the Creator did not know how to properly color or flavor Royal Anne cherries and desired to have blm show the people of this 1 generation ' how It should be done," says th commissioner. "Whose handiwork do you prefer T Our mothers have canned cherries- for fam ily use tor many years but have never found It necessary to color them with coal tar dyes or to preserve them with a ohemical (bensoate of aoda) In order to tempt their boya and .girls to eat them." -x-?-:l,;r ' r- : S: f i Commissioner- Mlckle adds his belief that the time Is coining when It will be sufficient to name the article In the jar or can without prefacing It with the words impure!. or Absolutely Pure." These are frequently exaggerated claims, he declares, and if articles are what they seem, , high sounding, ' exaggerated description will be unnecessary. ., 5 JOHN M'MONIES DIES . V. TvlNERKELEYCAb John ' Mcllonies, former resident of Portland, - died this week . at , the home . of bis daughter, Mrs. M. W. Hunt, in Berkeley, California. lr. Mc Monlea, who was. i years of age, was - a native - of . Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, having emigrated to Canada when a youth and later coming to thla country. ' He came to Portland about 30 years ago ahd lived here to years or ;Fpgoo AH ETo Longer Any Excuse for Hen 01 Women to Se Weak Served, Brain f ragged, Thin or Haggard, - lend Tour Kama and Address Today tot Free rifty-Oent Sox of relloggs - .faaltone Wafers and Learn ; "7 tUe Grand Trutlk If you areelck or ailing it la because the very foundation of your existence Is gradually being dried up, the nerve force - which, radiates through, ; every atom of your being Is perishing. The braid and the serves require nourish ment just as much, as the rest of the body. V Kaltnn's Ranltnne Wafer Uake Toa ' t.. Feel Viae All that Time. - The marvelous discovery, Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers, the greatest ; nerve vitaliser known, restores your- vitality and renews your eld time strength and vigor by giving your nervous system the food it Is craving, v Rheumatism, neuralgia, r headache,; kidney . disease, ltvar troubles, insomnia, and all weak ened condltlona of ' men ' and wdmen quickly, disappear, the hollows vanish, energy return a. and life is worth living once more. The red corpuscles in the blood ar Increased and everything that passes through the digestive tract 1 turned Into good, solid, healthy nerves and flesh, Instead Of being undigested and 'unasaimllatedr "i ',':'-1 in order to let you teat the truth of thla for yourself, a BOo box of Kellogg's Sanitone : Wafers will be sent you by mall free, if you simply mall coupon below and you will be astounded at the wonderful results obtained from, the free trial bot'.' alone. '-.!, U-W V ; ; v:: & FREE 50c BOX -COUPON r. j, xsij.oaa 00.. t . 8060 Hoffmastet Block, Battle Creek, SCioh. j, Send me by return mall, free of charge, a SOo trial box of the won. derful discovery for nerves, Kel. logg's Sanitone Wafers. 1 enclose cents In stamps to help pay post age . and packing. ,. '.;,.;.,. , Name. , . i i , ,4 V- . Street "orK.".F,' Dm v7' i. , t', city, , .'." -(, S.tate. . , .The regular 11.00 size of Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers ars for sale in Port land at Owl Drug Co., a85 Washington street. ' -""7 v. ;' '.'"X'i.'-v SEES NO GOOD UN FOR DYEING CHERRIES TT1 . H-3 Ifi i!n H ' f i' I I sT Hi II 1 N Mrs. Mornlnseall Tour, aaugnter ' , nsed to alng so beautifully. Does ahs j still keep It UP? ' v Mnu Homebody No, Indeed: she's lveo up singing entirely and gives song Interpretation. , Mra Mornlngcall Tour . daughter more. ' For th past few years he had been residing with bis daughter in-California, v A widow i and seven children survive blm: Mra. M.'W. Hunt,. Berke ley; F. J. McMonles, Pendleton Mrs. John McBurney. Grafton; and I. J., A. E., J. It, and W, H. McMonles of this city, . , . NEW TARIFF LAW- KINDEST TO WAGE . EARNER'S POCKET (Continued From Page One.)" living has been attacked by the party la power: ( Prodoet, ; ' V-1 :. Pret law. Kew lw, Sngu .............. Fre Sattt ......... . ............ .FlW Breed ' ..........20 ......... .....Fres Villi, gallon... ....... .3 cents ,. ........ .Fre Cream, gallon .,..8 cent ......Pre Erk, doma. . , eente :,,,'.'. .;,..Kree Butter, pound..... ....0 cent .....2H eesu Oatmeal, pound... ....! cent cent Flour, barrel. .4S eente ..-....iiVse Cheeae. , pound..,, ...... cent ...... 2V4 ents Wheat, bu.bel. ....... .23 cent ...... ....Free Hot. toe. ' bubl...,...25 cent ..........Free Cbbtg .,..2 eeati ch. ......Free Bean., btuhel. ........ .4S cent - 25 cent BeU ......t Veffetable,Datoral tate25 ............. .18 pickle .......... .Mif, ..,.15 Vinegar; rlloD...k,.,TH eeati cent apple, peacbec.qnlnee. ;. , cnerrles.plum, pears, ' 1 greea or ripe, btuhal. 25 cent ......10 eepts Edible ben-lea, quart...!' cent ......... V4 cent MoUese .20 ...Free Breed,' water 4-m,.i.,mn Buckwheat floor.... ...2554 ..............Free Buckwheat, bubel.,...18 cent ,..., ...Free Corn, bosbel... 15 cent ..........Fre Cornmeal, 100 pounds. 40 cent., A,,,,. ...Free Fkh, fresh water,. U34 cent ....... ....Free Salt flab, pound cent ...........Free Mackerel, ealnwn. lb...l cent ,i. ......... Free Lard, pound , 1H eent.. ...... ..Free Fraab beef, veel, tnut-20 . ,....,.,..... .fe ton,-lamb, pork. .....25 .............Free Prepared meat. lft cent. r..,.,.l eent Macasonl, pound. ......2 eeau .........l eent Rice, pound.... ....... .20 cenU ,..,..10 cent Honey, gallon. k,....25 .............10 Oranberlp ............11 cents ......'....Fre Salt,-100 -pound. .,. ..8.7S - ... ; . . .... ..-.Free Cattle, each .........75c tad 1. ...... .Free Sbeep, cb -.'......,,..flJM .............Free Swine, each .......8 cents .........1 eent Pooltry, pound.. ......43.80. .,...fFre Raw wool ......79.80 ....,,..18.90 Wool yarn ,.72.90 ,,...,..80.80 Wool blanket. ....... .93.00 ...... ..83.70 Wool nderwar.....70 .....35 Wool clotnlng ...aa.7 , .& Wool drea good for - women and cblldreu.00 ,.....,,......90 Oottoa clothing .....40 ,.,M...,.25 Cotton table damaik...e4 ,......-....30 Ootton collar and cnff75 ............ ..4i) Cottoa underwear... ...60 ,..,...,. Si Trimmed hat .........00 .....40 Broom .,..,:,.,,....40 ,,.,.;4,...,..15 Oilcloth 44 ..............25 Coal, toa..............45 cent . .-Free voke. ................. .20 jfn Rednced dufle after March 1, 1914; free ait.r may i, ivio. Tarter xwcemoer l. . If the houeewlfe's taste runs to chew fog gum she will find a blow In the tar iff bill, t Chewing gum, heretofore not paid attention to, is assessed a duty of 18 per cent. Her husband will find, no reduction on his tobacco, the duties be ing undisturbed except that an "scraps," which Is slightly lowered. - Oarllo is not favored by the Democratlo congressmen. They failed to reduce the duty upon It Such delicacies a caviar and chad roe also failed of change. The same Is true of , liquors, the bill framers frowning on champagne, brandy and other Intoxi cants, They failed to reduce the heavy tax. China and earthenware duties ware reduced considerably, - , j . BaUes oa';luaiirles'alsed.,';i,::C.i; - On the other band. , the duty on gold and silverware was boosted from 45 to 60 per cent, these being classed as lux uries. . If the housewife be frivolous or inclined to personal adornment, ahe la bound to be shocked. Tb principal an nouncement embodied In the bill on this score is: "Importation of aigrettes, osprey, plumes, feathers, heads, wings and talis of wild birds Is prohibited, ex cept for aclentlflo purposes." . raise hair sun Hears the tax of so per eent Ordinary; Jewelry Is approved by the Democratlo congress. The law makers reduced the duty from 70 per cent to 0 per cent The leglalators displayed their disregard for expensive Jewels, however, by assessing diamonds In ' the rough, which heretofore have been free, a duty of 10 per cent; raising the duty on unset cut diamonds from 10 to SO per cent and fixing like penal ties on coral, rubles and other precious stones. The tax on fine laces was un touched. .;':-'. fV '.V-" !,'; - The duty on cotton corseU was re duced from 80 to SO per cent . ' . - The speed manlao will find to bis Joy (that the : Democrats favor the . speedy aeroplane over Its mundane companion. the automobile. Aeroplanes, heretofore mltted to -this country on payment of 20 per cert (.Automobiles get no reduc tion in duty, except those valued at less than 12000, which are reduced from 45 to '85. per, cent,''i.--:.tvj;;.U;"iv,;t:'W:.1i'?r' 'The tax on Bibles, heretofore SB per cent la removed. ; The Democrats look upon them, they argued, as a necessity In the home. Stained glass windows for crft rones also are placed on the free list .Sewing machines are placed on the free list ' Carpets made of druggets were taxed' per cent in. the Payne bill, carpets made of flax or ootton 50 per cent; wooden furniture, 85 per cent; com mon looking glass, 20 per cent; wall paper, so per cent; tapestry carpets, 54 per bent; Ingrain carpets, , 6 4 per eent; and plush furniture, SB per cent - In the Underwood bill none - ot these articles bears a . higher tax, than 20 per- cent exoept wall : paper, vfrbloh Is wtaxed 18 poreentvJ''-.!4 Wti&W Eallile::ba..Free' Hat ' Bread and meat are put on the free list Wheat, flour and potatoes etrom all countries which do not Impose a tax on American products of-this character also are free. , Canada Imposes a tax on these products. -::::.,- Live cattle,. sheep and swine are made free, without any restrictions. The diminishing supply of food animals and the resultant higher prices is the reason. The Democrats believe this will result in much meat being shipped from Canada and Mexico. -t::; :; t The Payne bill taxed flannels for un derwear 10S per cent The new bill re duces It to 25 per cent. Ready made -slothing, wool hats and knitted goods of all kinds, taxed over 60 per cent by the old law, are . reduced nearly 00 per oent Cotton underwear, corduroy suits and waterproof coats have all been re duced 35 to 40 per cent Cloaks and - The Dcstor In ancient times we" had queer looking animals called the petrodactlya and flyptodons. -. Doctor's Son Say, dad, r wouldn't those make dandy names for new llse.ises? shawls, taxed 'over SO per cent ad va lorem In the Payne bill, are reduced 46 per cent. - i The home builder will find that the tariff on brick, haa been reduced from SO to 10 per cent on window glass from 83 to 4 per - cent and on nails and saws over 60 per oent . On cutlery, scissors, shear rasors and -files the" tariff la reduced 60 per oent. - On furnaces It is reduced half. Typewriters, formerly taxed SO per cent, are made free of duty The farmer will get all his farming Implements free ef duty. The tax on wire - and other, fencing, materials Is made nominal. ' f HOURS AND WAGES TO . BE DISCUSSED OCT. 20 3. ..vK; :- )iansasssana--' '--' ,'.""f.. -'-''' A state-wide eonference of the Indus trial. Welfara) commission ' has been called for' October to to discuss '' the hours and' wages of kll industries of the state. . This meeting, all-inclusive In its scope, will be held In the offices of the commission in the Commercial club building and will take the place of meetings originally .planned for tonight A conf erenoe on the question of factory apprenticeship waa scheduled for last night with a conference on laundry wages billed for tonight Both of these topics will be discussed at the state wide meeting to be bold October SO. . J , Wo Play It Both Ways. . '.V ' I' From the Chicago Post. . - ' 'Aransas editor chanced to find Wil liam Allen White using "ethics- as a singular noun; and objected. The Gaz ette remarks: . "No Democratlo editor who gats bis alio Your Foot Happy HZ Tuts Hew Life in Tired, Aching Feet Makes Them Glow With,, . ; Beal Foot Comfort TIZ, for tender feet. Is a. quick relief for alt foot troubles and - trial TIZ foot bath will prov it TIZ cures swol len reev aenmg reel, xeet mat enaxe, smart and burn, Corney bunions, calluses and chilblain, are quickly relieved by TIZ. Price 25 cents at drugglata- and department stores. If your dealer won't supply TIZ, we wilVby mall, on receipt of price. See that-"waiter Luther Dodge St Co." is printed on the package. Wal ter Luther Dodge & Co, 1226 & Wa bash ave., Chicago. - SOI, UPSET Fl IfflNUTES Best for Indigestion, Gas, Heart' j bura and Dyspepsia , t It's Great I "V -'.-' "- . . -. .. -, . , , , v. ..i : " When your mefUe don't fit comfort ably.' or what you eat lies like a lump pf lead lh your stomach, or If you have heartburn, that Is a sign or indigestion. Gt from your pharmacist a fifty Ant case of . Papa's Dlapepsln and take a dose Just as soon as you can. There will be no. sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed with acid, . no stomach gas or heartburn, dullness or heavy- feeling In the stomach, nausea. x'Le I) " ft GREAT BOOK BARGAIN : : Five Big . Volumes $1.98 EQUAL TO ANY SIMILAR SELLING AT $12 " " r - - ' CX THIS QQVTOV : ' ' ' ' - " The Or egon Journal EVERYBODY'S CYCLOPEDIA DAILY COUPON V Thla coupon, If presented at the mala office of The ' Oregon JottraaL will entitle the bears to eae - give volnm set of xvery body's Oyoiopedia feaual to ot slmUat aelUn at S18.0O.J , v , . For p::,,'.t( MAXfi OrurSS. 'ADBSSSa TOT ,' The Beta are too buifcy to he sent Toy "have tlim for tli fl.i i, t':e aet to be to be paid ly tne receiver. OUT - OF - ' until -the ay of dlntrlbution, but aend shipments will be iruie itufuptty on Ura Helgho Old Jonas llardscrab ble fell plumb off th' roof of bis bouae While be wua shingling It. Mrs. Wbyso-Dldn't bis wife feel awful - - , I- Mrs. Helgho Awful la no name for It be fell right Into her bed of sweet peasl , - ' .'' 1 ' spelling from Petroleum V. Naaby, bla grammar from Pitchfork Tillman, hia rhetorlo from Jim Ham Lewis and his mental and moral - pabulum rem Tam many Hall can call down thla organ: ot the preraphaellte movement In. Kansas on the use of 'ethics as a singular noun without at least a dying yelp of protest. The Democrats may put sugar on that free lint and reformed currency in the free- lunch,, but dictionaries still resist their vandal bands." ' The Gasette will please suspend judg ment on our grammar while we remark that Ethics Is a noble science and Bill White's ethics are all right -. ' ' ,.' Jpst Ughf Lunch.' - From the Pittsburg Chronicle, ';J' They were on the subject of girls. - "Look here!" exclaimed McFarland. "Did you ever take a girl out to lunch when she felt a little faintr v , : "Er no," admitted Smith reluctantly. "Well, take my advice andon't One day I took Miss Jennie Westcott Into a HOWTO HAKEiYOUR riAffi BEAUTIFUL Tea inautes Some Treatment .Works Wonders, Stops railing Hair, Itching oalp and Baadruff and stakes r a the Kalx Soft, Brilliant, '. . ' A v : , Itustrous and Fluff y. Better than all : tha so-called "hafr tonics" In the world Is a simple old fashioned home recipe consisting of plain Bey Bum, Lavona (d composee.) and a little Menthol Crystals. These three mixed at home In a few minutes, work wonders with any scalp. Try it just one night and see. Get from your druggist I os. Lavona, os. Bay Rum and . Mi dr. Menthol Crystals; Diesotve the Crystals in the Bay Hum and pour tn an 8 os. bottle. Then add the Lavona, shake well and -let it stand for an hour before using. Apply It bx putting a HtUe of the mixture on a soft cloth. Draw thla cloth slowly through the hair, taking Just one small strand at a time. This cleanses the hair and Scalp Of dirt.' dust and excessive oil and makes the hair delightfully , soft- lustrous and fluffy. To stop the hair from falling and to make it grow again, rub the lotion brisk ly Into the scalp with the finger tips or a medium stiff brush. Apply night and morning. A few days' use and you cannot find a single looae or straggling hair. They will b locked on your scalp as tight as-aMse. Dandruff will dis appear and itching ceaseyfn ten days you will lnd fine dow.; new hairs sprouting up all over your scalp and this new hair .will grow with wonderful rapidity. Any druggist ean sell you the above. The prescription is very Inexpensive and we know of nothing so effective and certain tn its results. , LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS "TAKE ONLY ONE DOSE" .We want to tell' those, la Portland suffering from stomach, or bowel trouble . that , we are agents" for the simple mixture of ; buckthorn ' bark, glycerine, etew known i as Adler-l-ka. the remedy whicb became famoua by curing appendicitis. This is the moat thorough bowel cleanse : known and- JUST O rm4 MDOSB relieves. sour stomach, gas on the stomach and eonstipatloa - almost IMMEDIATELY. You will be surprised at the QUICK acUon ef Adler-l-ka. The Huntley Drug Co., 4th add Washington. PAPFS DIEPSIN debilitating neadaohea disslnesa or In testlnal griping. This will all go, and. besides, there will be no sour food left over la the stomach to poison your breath with nauseous odors. Pape's Dlapepsln Is a certain cure for out-of-order stomachs, because It take hold of your food and digests it Just ths earns as If your stomach wasn't there. Relief la five minutes from all stem, ach misery la waiting for you at any drug etore.'.' S -'?-'-;,.-y.y-fv:Vi-...,'A..:.vv These large fifty-cent cases contain enough "Pape's Dlapepsln to keep the entire family free from stomach disor ders and Indigestion for many months. It belongs tn your' home. ' :;' Qle98 4 kTOTTKVAI, J0TT malL but ont-of-t'" t nt ry r- - 'fOWN 1. . ord ' . tha fl. ,..;, .Irat VacatloniHt-Thoy aay there Is Just one flsh in this lake. Second Party How do you account Xor that one? i ' , t First "Vacatlonist-I havet an Idea . Jt's a sardine that escaped from some , picnic lunch. ' -s ,-; i restaurant At first she declined to eat anything, but then she said she believed she did feel a little faint- -Did she tak) enythlngr :"Did she take anything? . She seised the menu, glanced over It said she didn't feel very hungry and ordered-", 'Well, what did ahe order!" ' "Oysters,'' bouillon, lobster. cutlets, sweetbreads and peas, chicken, shrimp salad,' biscuit glace,' macaroons, coffeo and creme de menthe. It cost me $3.". ' ' "WeH yew ought to be glad," said Smith. "Glad?- What forr: -" t ' " a"Whyj glad she. wasn't hungry." Smooth, Hairless Skin ' Follows This Treatment V ' , (Toilet Tips);;; U lvv'.M--,' ; i Among the home-beauty helps, ton' perhaps- is more important .- than that which will free the skin from obnoxi ous hairy growths. A simple methol to rid the skin of unsightly hairs is to make a paste by mixing powdered delatone with water and applying for about -two minutes, ...then , rubbing of f.-With- It comes every bit of hair and when the skin ig washed, it wlllba firm 'and free from .blemish.' Results are more" satisfactory if ' the delatone is bought in an original package. Ad, , Use Grandma's Sage Tea 'and Sul phur Recipe and nobody can tell, Brush it. through hair. - Oray hair, however handsome, denotes advancing age. We all know the advan tages of a youthful appearance.; Your hair is your charm. ; It makes -or mars the face.j When it fades, turns gray, and'Iooka dry, "wispy "and acraggiy, Just" 'a - few applications of Sage - Tea and -Sulphur enhances Its appearance a hundred-fold. i ' ' . ,,'? Don't stay grayl Look young! Either prepare the tonlo at home or get from any. -drug . store ' a : 50 cent.: bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Benr edy." Thousands of folks recommend this ready-to-uso preparation, because it darkens the hair beautifully and re--moves dandruff, stops scalp itching and falling hair; besides, no ofie Can possibly tell, - as it darkens so naturally and evenly. - You moisten a sponge or soft brush with It drawing this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time. ByVmornlng the gray hair disappears; after another application - or two,; its. ndturai eolor Is restored and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you ap pear years younger, .-,.' Good All Round aids to good health and to the 4 etrength;cpmf ort and cheerful- ness which depend on thecondi- , - tion of health are the famous, time-tested, safe and speedy Sold vrerrwltatre. la boa, 10c 23e. . j.;J: HEEFE Cbrenl aait denom Dl. nwetly Mecamb t any UtoKOf a and itiaa Ur c swtliods V of . trrat. Mat ha , tber art tr(uu ami ruui,toiir luUowaO. alutataa ar t a - BllDliuauL b. en I a, treated uccttsfully t&oaaauo CaaM eiartly UK jtoi vs. It It u rror aol le was Ui adtlc l SpaciaUat who b,a kae I aar t ajrlen.a i ft elaal ' petoDl ttaUoj t tb tratant it t n llnnaaa to prai.lee In tb tata ef Orajioo. Waa. iuftu. California and Netad. Ur vtttt 1m Uiuroughlr equipped wlto wr lactn cat and naehaulcat darle aacaaaarr tot tbe- aclanUIlo treatmeat ot jrunr alluaat. I kdiuiuiau tbe Wutlii'a lataai (Siimiu, I Trat Sorreaafnllyi CHKONfC, , XBHVOLS, BLOOD, 8Kt BLAPDEH, LIVgB a ad K1IJNT Di EASK8, UHIljManSM. NEUUahTaC.NIA. KtZtUA, fcOaia.3. 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