The Oregon daily journal., October 21, 1913, Page 21, Image 21

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,- PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, I OCTOBER
21, ,
'THE USUAL WAY.
-AMONG FRIENDS.
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II I. " ',.'
' Kan in Auto Z doh't know what la
the. matter with my car. . What will
you cr'argo to tell me?-
Repairman One dollar guessTv-
Kathryn Very Plain says that last
seasm she vat a mere society bud.
Klttye And this season she's a full.
blown waimower. ,
4 A j'ERFECT STRANGER. EXCHANCZ OF COURTESIES. . SOME JOURNEY. . SOME RELIEF. ' TFUJ. ".J
"v.' - - V.fV Wr?H
Monday's Delayed
Resume of World Happenings
- , Afternoon Vnta
1t Eastern' rr
, Eucene B. Scales, Frank 3, Mayne
1 and William Brdwn of. New Orleans,
- tntered tentatlva pleaa of not guilty to
' - the Indictment charging them with op
y. 1 eratlns a -corner in cotton in violation
ot thevSherman antl-truat lawa, ' .They
were clvan 10 day to demur,, in-New
- York. ,;.',; ;",,.v:-;pi:;,v;iS'''''iy"'iv:Ri:','j
. ; B"caue of the rumora of cold weather
In Bmell and unfavorable crop report",
the prict of oof fee haa taken an iad
vanca In NewdYork markets. Spot mar-
. ' ket remained firm and ; half , a cent
' higher. '.,' '" v- . ''.'.
' i In an' explosion In the smokestack
of tbe.Steptoa smelter, at McQill, Nev
- two men were burned to oetn ana otn
i ere received Might Injuries. ' ' '
Mls Marls Collier, who disappeared
from Chicago, leaving a not saying
V that aha had been banished from society
'' because aha was formerly a nurse In a
leper colony, has returned. Bhe said that
' ' the unfounded, reporta had caused bar
. to contemplate killing herself, .
' "V llliam Payne, a farmer, aged 60,
, , living ! near, Trenton, I. J. Killed his
.: wife, thsn .committed suicide. The cou
pie had ' been - separated, 1 and ' the' wife
had refused to return to1 her husband:
' . It is learned on Investigation that the
- wreck of the Chicago, , Burlington &
.Qulncy at Nelson, Wis... In which one
man was killed and : 18 Injured, had a
hero, in ; Engineer M, H. Dorsey, who
? ' reversed his engine and backed on to the
': main ' track. His ' action,, saved other
, passengers. l " , '''' '
A license W -wed was issued" to Miss
Ernestine V, Roedelhelm, sister of -the
r. '-. wife 'o; William Sulser, 4epose4 gov.
' ernor f New York, and Walter M.
FfBldenberg of Edhlll : Hoa4 .Cleveland,
- !iu tttt of Abraham Brachner, aged
18,' who for 1 J day has been asleep In
the hospital at St. Paul, is puziling phy
.' sielans. Th boy appears to be oblivious
to pain. 'His condition is said to have
resulted' from hysteria caused by ill
' .treatment before the Ud left Russia, .
Elmer B. Myers. . a Brooklyn youth
who set up a wireless plant on top of
! the roof, of his' home .without first ob
taining a federal license, was flnedf50
in the United States court . Us is said
to be the first offender under the new
law. w ;-
A new and deadly method of extortion.
, , r a hoax, may :b revealed. Jn, a letter
, -wracn ina posui innpeciors or lunicago
- . are .investigating.' The missive con
r talncd VJeadlJr germs which could be
transrerred.to the one Handling the let
ter. The writer demanded .11600.
. Evidence that the freight rates on
sbananaajmlpped from New Orleans and
' aalveston to Kansas City were discrtm
Inatorr as compared- to the rate to
points tn Nebraska, was submitted to
, the Interstate Commerce commission at
-Xhe hearing la Kansas City. ,
. -.V Oeorxe Hart man. who acaBKl
quarantine at St Loula 'to return, to
wr nomev claiming "that he was cured
of leprosy, has been returned to ouar.
antine. . Authorities say that apparent
cures were characteristic of the disease,
V " Executive and -Political.
Petitions asking ex-United Statea Ben
ator.Ivorlmer of Chicago to be a. candl,
, date for the sftepUbllcan nomination for
the senateanext spring were circulated
' In Chicago, The petition was mailed to
Chicago by the Republican club of Gales
. ourg, 111. (.V!,;.;;;1
, Prince Albert' of Monaco, at Wash
ington, told an interviewer that America
, was fTnagnlticent'.but' young and haa
all the exuberance of youth." The al-
most univeraal desire for learnmg here,
was wnat impressea mm most
Lieutenant Oswalf P. Hennlna. med
leal reserve corps,' has been transferred
from Fort Cblumbla,; Wash., to Monte
rey, ana win & succeeded by Lieutenant
Charles R. Sastlen, now at Fort Vorden.
'J The Interstats commerce commission
SUFFERED
AWFUtiPAINS
r.:
For Sixteen Years. Restored
To HealtiibyLydia E. Pint
t , ,v.v Comorad.S;r
Moretown. V Vermont.1--" I wu trou
bled . with pains nd Irregularities for
.Wii.ihu BUCtgcn vnarn ami
was thin, weak and
nervona. ' when" I
would ; lie ; (down it
would eem ea if I
wm going right
down Out of Bight
into some dark hole,
and the window cur
tains had faces that
would peek oat at
me, and when I was
out of doors it would
seem as if something was going to hap
pen My blood was poor, my circular
. tion was so bad I would be Bkg dead
. person at times. I had femate weak
ness badly,' my abdomen was sore and X
;. bed awful paiiis;
I "1 took Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegeta
ble Compound and used the Sanative
Wash and they certainly did wonders
for met ' My troubles disappeared and I
am able to work hard every day. "Mrs.
W. F. Sawyer, River View Farm, More
town. Vermont ' -A.-v .
1 v Another Case. . ' i v
, GIfford, Iowau-."I was troubled with
female weakness, also' with displace
ment. had very severe and steady
headache also pain in back and was
very thin and tired all the time. I com
menced taking ". Lydia" E. rinkharn's
Vegetable Compound and I am cured of
these troubles. I cannot praise your
medicine too highlyVCMrs. INA MILL
FLAG LB. CifTord- Iowa,
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News Briefly Told
Received : From 8 o'CIock 'Yesterday
9 o'clock This Morning. '
has ordered, that for two year tfte rail,
road rates on Imports westbound from
New York and Boston shall be the same.
The 'two cities have been fighting the
rate ease for ome 'tlme.sA.-?v;:::;
c Secretary . of War , Garrison, accom
panied by his wife and Brlgadier-Gen.
eral Weaver chief ft Coast artillery,
will sail from New, York Wednesday for
Colon.; 'The secretary will inspect the
canal and confer with Colonel Ooethals
and other membera of the commtssfon
relative t6 legislation whloh will' be
necessary, for tbe.operatlon of the water
way, , - (, ..' ,.', f,., ,'v
Adreselng the ' delesates ," of ' the
Women's. Home Missionary 'society ef
the Methodist Eplscipel church at Wash
ington, Secretary of State Bryan said
that there never was $. time when the
people needed -the inspiration of the
ime as'iney ao now. He saia that
there is not a community which cannot
be punned and redeemed. t.. jt
Q. 8. Graham, convloted of stealing an
automobile, was given 10 years in the
penitentiary -qie extreme -penalty by
Judge Willis of Los Angeles, Cal. The
court sajd that the "joyriding tblef was
a menace. to the country," . . . r
F. H. Newell, director of the reclama
tion service, states - that ' Idaho and
Washington should follow the -example
set by Oregon, and complete its reclama
tion projects, In order that that section
or the northwest can be made ready to
receive new-, settlers. -....- ? v :'-:;;. ,
s The Southern Pacifio might be willing
to sell the. Pacific Mall for a "reason
able figure." according to the statement
of Mr. j Kruttschnlt't chairman of the
board of directors. The steamship com
pany has until 1S14 , to change from
railroad ownership If permitted -use of
the Panama canaL,-'.-,i..w; r -s;. -1 ;v-
A panic in a moving picture theatre
at San Francisco was prevented by the
young, giri pianist - when, without at
tracting the attention of the audlenee,
she notified the management of a fire
In the picture operator's room. The girl
continued 1 playing while' the audience
was asked quietly to leave the house.
X Oregon- Briefs.
Douglas county voters are said to be
In favor pf, the appropriations for the
state university at' Eugene. A canvass
of the. county shows that sentiment is
almost entirely on the side of the appro
priation' plan.; ' .; j' , .,.
1 . Governor West. has received a copy pf
tho bill introduced by Senator Cham
berlain' providing for reimbursement to
the state of 1191,543, spent In recruiting
volunteers for the Indian wars of 1844
1j ' The bjl was Introduced October IS
and was. referred to the committee on
- The coast division of the Lane County
Teachers' institute has opened at Flor
ence, 30 teachers being in attendance.
Miss Van - Bibber, supervisor of that
district. Is in charge. . " . f
: County School Superintendent Gary of
Clackamas Is sending more than IO0Q
copies of books for children to the var
ious county school districts. The books
were bought by the assessment of 10
cents for each child in the district n
CONFLICT IN LAW
. . . MAY NULLIFY VOTE ;
FOR BRIDGE BONDS
,., (Continued From Page One)
of the state must register before the
general election of 1914. Mr. Holman's
contention is. that to vote on the bridg
bond issue,-ail ci tiiens of Multnomah
eountymuat register anewi but that a
11J registration - is sufficient . for
vote 'on referendum measures. - The
argument is based upon the assump
tion tnat the general registration law
Of 118 Is constitutional, but Mr. Hoi
man point out; that it might be held
unconstitutional. ' -' ; '
Rlchcrd -W. Montague of the firm of
Wood. Montague & Hunt, after a cur
sory -examination of the technicalities
at issue, takes an opposing view, he
ltevlng 1 that the ' registration proviso
for" the coming election applies) to the
election as a whole and not to the meas.
urea, alone...;.,"., rt- t .,
.;v;.',':'-otat'Xe' Xmportaat.' fJ .
He says briefly of Mr. Holman's con
tentlons on ; the technicalities -of the
lortncommg election and . of , the 191!
election in general, "While the. point Mr.
Holman makes Is important and worthy
of serious consideration ' I do not, see
why the section Ho the act permitting
elector to vote under.their 1912 regis
tration might no be held to apply to
the election provided for In the act, not
merely $o the special measures referred
t0-f' ii'i .i :t ...''.'..V'1''" -.V-' .. ": ..' 't f. ,
-"There is nothing fn the wording of
tne section wnicn preoiudea such a con
struction and It certainly would be in
accord with public convenience and the
reason of the thing., If .the . election
called for by thaect may include other
man tne v. rererendum ; measures why
should not the clause for registration
also arply .to the other meaauresr.
.t'Mr, Holman In following ud his line
pf reasoning states that In his belief
proviso - in the 1913- election : law is
unconstitutional and cltea court decla
ions tot that effect in the past. ; If It
Is unconstitutional he argues, then Or
egon nas.Ao valid registration, law,, as
any elector duly qualified " would be
able to-vote without-registration.
, ' Mr. Montague further states, that he
aoes not believe the general : law of
1J would repeal the Drovislon made
for the special election , to take "place
next month. Regarding Mr. Holman's
contention that the compulsory regis
tration proviso" of the lU law is un
constitutional, he says, "I think that
any decision holding the compulsory
registration provision to be unconstl
tutlonal would probably, also hold that
such provisions are separate and that
the act is otherwise in effect"
caiman's Contentions Bet rortfc.
Thle, in. effect, means that an ale'd.
tor not registered may be allowed, to
vote by bringing to the nolllna- nl.ne
six, freeholders, who win certify as to
nis runess ana qualifications. r-
.Ale Jtoimans contentions are in full
In the following letter:
desire ;to call attention to com
pllrations which have arisen and Which
will probably hereafter arise in regard
to tne changes - made by the Oregon
truth
4 A
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i alrs.. Pester Very much stranfer.
I seldom, U ever, encounter it In my
home, . s .
legislature of 1113 "in 'the registration
laws of Oregon. Two acta were passed,
one being chapter 821. which went Into
effect, February 28 1913, as It had an
emergency .clause. The , other, act is
chapter , ll2J,AWhioh wnt Into effect
June -i 8.-" 1913, :'s'': ?'''
"It ' has been t the habit , of ' Oregon
governors Iii th past few "years to
escape responsibility by riot approving
laws that are paused, and allowing there
to become laws by being .filed in the
office of the georetary of state. .ft Baoh
of thesf cts was filed in the off tee
of the secretary of state, February H,
1913. " sVSi ?"'&.. A: iV-vAV,'
"Chapter 821 provide for a special
election to be held November 4, 1913
for. voting on all measures enacted by
the- legislature of ltis - on wnicn a
referendum may be invoked. , Section I
of ..eald'' act provides that,'';.."';' i ;i k'itT
' 4",'"tegai lectors 1 may vote under
their i reglstraUon for the year 1918
or, upon affidavit of six freelyjldera as
' provided.-by iaw,'"4J4 . - .
AppUes' to Referred laws.. ,
:!It" seems to have been assumed by
the public at large that tills provision
applied to all measures, to be voted on
In ' 1918, but It applies only te . the
referendum measures on laws t passed
by the legislature of 1913 and does not
apply to the Interstate, bridge aefnor
to amendments of the eity charter, -v
"Chapter 828 is an set to provide for
the registration of voters, etc., and re
peated all the existing laws, in relation
to registration;- excepting that it amends
section 8488 , of' Lord's Oregon laws,
which provides penal tle ? for; violation
of the registration Jaw , by any county
clerk, his deputy, or ny Judge or clerk
of election, etc. : . . .
; Thle act provides (section 12) that,
Tt shall be the duty of every elector
In the state to register prior to the. reg
ular general; election In 1914
"This act also provides .(section 8)
that,1 J ")'' : ' ' . .
Ts'o "elector -who is not registered as
provided la this act Shall be entitled to
vote at any election provided for by law
except in school district or road district
elections;, provided, that n case the su
premi , court should hold the above pro
visions for 'compulsory registration In
Valid then, and in that oase only, the.
elector may' register with the Judges of
the election upon election day by sub
scribing -to the rouowmg lorm ana se
curing the affidevit-of alx freeholders
that they are personally acquainted with
the elector and his qualifications, ea an
ejector'?' ''O-' :"; ' -.w.-.-i
Apparent intention, of Law.
. "It therefore appeara that It was the
Intention of the law to do away with
allowing an elector to vote on affida
vita of six freeholders aa has been here
tofore iirovlded. It will ba noted that
a person Who baa not registered can vote
through the affidavit; of freeholders
only. In. case the; supreme court, should
hold that section 8 of said aot Is invalid.
sucn case nas Deen Drougni in any
court, of 'the' state of 'Oregon so far as
I am informed, f" v .
"If said chapter 328 fa constitutional,
man tne law would seem to be this
That any elector couldi vote on a refer
endum under his or her registration for
tne year m, or upon arridavits of six
freeholders, aa provided by law, and that
on all other meaaurea, which includes
the interstate bridge act and' the amend
ments to the Portland charter, no per
son can vote who has not registered,
under said chaster 823. ,.
-With others. I have been. misled by
the statement in the newspapers and by
A Neglected Cold Often
Affects the Lungs
Many serious cases of Throat or Lung
Troubls can be directly traced to a
cousn or coia wnicn nas peen neglected.
If' you notice that oough persists In
clinging to you take warning. If you
heglect trying to stop this supposed
trivial trouble the throat and lunga later
become affected. In many cases Sea
man's Alterative has been the mesns of
bringing permanent relief. . Investigsta
(111 VtUie. ,. . .,'''..;. .
;- --;.' iv, - - l.nlMi ' W : V ''
; ""Gentlemen: ' Foj fiv or var T
waa troubled with cough and expeotora-
uon. - i aiso nao a nigh lever. , My case
was declared Lung Trouble by my phy
sician. I was given Cod 14ver Oil, Creo
sote and other medicines, all without
bensfit. At Christmas time.' 1808. I was
iiu BAimciea live, leaning Ut. K. H.
wicvirinT, ne aavisea tne use of Eck'
man's lIUMttu. kinW . . i . .
cellent results. I have gained in weight
I go out In all weathers and have had
ao -eougn-oroow wnatever;ii-i . give
these facts to encourage others to. use
: (Affidavit) JAU "W. KANAIT.
. -f Above abbreviated; mnra nn nnii..i 1
; Eckmon's Alterative-has been trovnn
by many years' test to be most eff lea.
cious xor severe xnroat and Lung Aff ec
tionsr? Bronchitis. Bronchial- "Asthma.
6tubborn Colds and In upbuilding the
system. Contslns no narnntloa luiimn.
or habit-forming drugs. Bold by The
OwJ Drug Co.- Write the Ickman Lab
oratory, Philadelphia,' Pa., for booklet
telling of recoveries and additional
ADIE5! ASK FOR
ANTIKOHIXTUliE NO; 8.
' It is s safe and nri wo
SJn's nwdtalns. Mir to take. '
works Ilk. magic. Price 82-00;
double atrtoxtb 86. For aala
and gaafSDtMtd br the Ilelfood
Drag Co., 228 Morriaoa etraet. -
Time' it I In' five . minutes your
upset stomach will .
fcelfine.;;;; J&?
Ton don't want a slow remedy when
your stomach Is bad or-an uncertain
one or a harmful one your stomach Is
too valuable; you mustn't Injure It with
drastic drugs.? .'.':.,r::"v;,,v. !'-;':' .i-.v;; '!'
. Pape's Dlapepsin la noted for Its speed
In giving relief; it's harmlessness;' it's
certain : unfailing action' in regulating
Sick, aour, gassy stomachs. It's millions
of cures In Indigestion, dyspepsia, gas
tritis and other stomach trouble has
! Mr. Pester Ah, well,.
' itranger than fiction. ' 1 "
mm
-The Creditor I trust that you will
honor me with a check to-day, ,
The Delinquent Sure thing I But
who will honor the check?..
county 'officials that those who regis
tered In 1912 did not have to register
to vote on initiative meaaures. It was
announced ,; in yesterday's papers that
tho registration books "would not close
until today October 11. :,.' i "
"Section f ot said chapter 823 provides
that,','.v;;i';:i.';.;-!:'.'.:'v;;,'"'V.:.; ,
...'.' 'Ths county clerk ehall register any
qualified elector who may request to be
registered at any time after this law
shall b bf force and effect except that
he shall irelfuse to register ahys elector
during 30 days next preceding any gen
era! or primary election, or 18 days next
preceding any. special election. i ; ,
. "The fifteenth day next preceding
KovemBer- 4 is October . 0."'.. It would
theri , appear : (hat , the., registration of
any person; on or after October 20 and
prior to November t is Illegal., It would
seem that the registration books could
be open on November t for the cltisens
Of Portlsnd to register lh order to vote
at the election In Ieeember on amend
ments to the charter. -,";,?'
. '.'But I call attention to another
phase of this law.. Aa X have said,
chapter 32) repealed all the Important
parte of the registration lawa then in
force.. , ', v'. -.'V'. tf.,
f Oentends Provtstea Taoonstitutlonal.
"It can scarcely be doubted that the
provision of chapter 323 requiring an
elector to register In order to be en
titled to vote at any election, is unconstitutional.-
The original registration
law passed. in 1888, having a similar
provision, waa held to be unconstitu
tional by the supreme court of Oregon,
in the case of Whits vs. Commission
era - of Multnomah, county,; 13
Oregon, 1 817, for the reason, . that;,the
constitution of Oregon fixed the quail
flcatlons and place of voting of elec
tors and the provision that no elector
could vote unless he had reglatered was,
therefore, invalid, - ' .i
"In the case ef Woodward va Barbur,
59 Oregon. 19, this case : is cited and
approved, on another point under a case
involving tne right of the city of
Portland to require the city auditor to
judge of the qualifications of tbs signer
by reference to the registration books
in the of floes, of the county clerk.
"Ths subsequent registration J law
provided that if a person did not regis
ter, he could vote by securing the af-
Retired Georgia Planter's 2
Advice to Kidney Sufferers
;. ;' '-, ;'-
Regarding the ' wonderful curative
merits of your Swamp-Root I cannot say
too much. After suffering severely tor
three years or more with severe pains
caused by weak kidneys. I waa finally
induced to .try -Swamp-Root through a
testimonial I read in one of the -newspapers.
Z was in such a condition that I
was obliged to ariae from my bed six or
eight times, every night I purchased
a fifty cent bottle and before it was
used I felt so much relief that Z pur
chased a one dollar bottle and by the
time this was taken the Old pains, had
left my back and I could sleep the whole
night through. I am a retired planter,
70 years of age.- and owing to Dr. Kil
mer's Swamp-Root. I am In the best of
health and reel like a boy. r am' always
glad to recommend Swamp-Root to those
who are In need or it
' ' 'Sincerely yours,' '
' C BJ. U88ERT.
BowersvJlle. a.
Personally appeared before me, this
8th of September. 1909. C. E. Vssery,
who subscribed the above statement and
made oath that the same la true In sub
stance and in Tact. T. H. M'LANE,
-I Notary Public
better to
Br. XUmer a Co.,
Blaghamton, XT. T,
Prove What Swamp-Boot Will Do ForYoa
Send to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Bingham
ton, N. for a aample bottle. It will
convince anyone. Tou will also receive
a booklet of valuable information, telling
an about ine Sidneys ana bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention the Ore.
gon Daily journal. Regular fifty cent
and one dollar also bottles for sale at
all drug stores. . .
ramous
s------r:.T:u'r;.vt----.'...t
Skin Soap
. AhanTtif 1v fMB..''' 9K uiii i ..b.
D. D. D. Skin Soap, with the nurchaaa
f a full sisa bottle of D. n Ti Pm.
cripnon xor seierat ror is vura th.
wiiuaro sain .remeay. .Keller guaran-
xeea irom tms ; rirst. bottle or your
money rerunaea. u; D.O. Bkln Soap,
vurmi ina Diuioni or Bxin - Boaps,
ehould always ba .uarnf in
wnn v. v, u, prescription, the eooth
Ing, healing lotion. We have made fast
friends' of more than one family, .by
recommendlns? thesa famoua nmdnrti
".iiui w wbu you to iry uem now on
tha SDeclal nffar. Thla la Immut.
You muat bring this ad. with you. Come
coaay, --Huniiey urug co., Washington
t ruunu; wooaa.ro. uiarae u vo., arug-
made it famous the. world over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor In
your home keep it handy get a large
fifty-cent case from any drug store, and
then if anyone should sat something
which doesn't agree' with them; If what
thai eat lays like lead, ferments' and
sours and forms gas; causes headache,
dizziness and nausea; emntatlona of acid
and undigested -food -remember aa soon
aa Pape's Dlapepsin comes ln"bontact
with the etbmanh, all such distress vanishes.1-
It's promptness, -certainty and
ease In overcoming the worst stomach
disorders is a revelation to those who
trylu-,
Free!
M
, Hparker This ts my new ear, -
Bumps Where are you going?
, Bparker Nowhere In particular.
. Bumps it ought to get you- there,
alt 'rifbtl i . ..W-A-i-'-v"" .
fldavit ef six-freeholders. vThis allowed
hJm to .vote.' even if he bad not regis
tered and was a reasonable provision to
identify, the:. elector.:. v
. geotloa -possibly; Bepealed. i 'vT
, :'There la one question which I merely
call attention to,; and j that is Whether
section 3 ot chapter 31 Is repealed by
Implication by chapter 323. Follow! nr
the rule laid down by the supreme court
of Oregon 'In many caes, as chapter 323
has' an independent title it would seem
that there is reason' to claim that sec
tion I of chapter 821 'Is repealed by im
plication. ; , , t - - ? f -:
f'For the purposes of this communica.
tion, I shall assume that said section S
has not been repealed, and that on No
yember 4 legal voters who have regis
tered for the year 191) have a right to
vote on all referendum measures. But
thla - does not apply to, any initiative
measures, nor to the interstate bridge
act. .As polpted out in a recent state-"
ment by the secretary pf state," a person
who has no registered under said chap
ter, 823 may. vote on referendum- meas
ures November 4 by bringing with him
to 'the polling place alx-freeholders' to
make the certificate required by chap
ter 828. .-' r,':; : . -. W;
;. Those Who Jdajr Tote, '. '
""The conditions seem to be as fol
lows: ..'- ""';'.: '"; . I . y.-,-!.--'-':.',.'':.
r "First: That on referendum measurei
On laws passed by the 1913 legislature,
at the election to.be held November 4,
legal voters may: vote thereon under hie
on her registration for the year 19J1, or
SAGE TEA PUTS UFE
! ID COLOR III HI
Don't stay gray I Saf s Tea and Sd
phur dsrksns hair so naturally v
that nobody can telL v,
You can turn gray, faded hglr beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll get a BO cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy at any drug store. "Millions of
bottles of this eld, famous Sage Tea
Recipe are sold annually," says a well
Known druggist ' Here, because It
darkens the hair eo naturally and even
ly that no one can tell it has been ap
plied," : ".!
Those whose hair is turning gray, be
coming faded," dry, aaraggly- and . thin
have a surprise awaiting them, because
after one or two applications. the gray
hair 'Vanishes ana your iocks becom
luxuriantly dsrk and beautiful all dan.
drUff . goes,, scalp Itching and falling
natr stops. '
- This Is the age ot youth. Cray-haired,
unattractive folks aren't wanted around.
so get busy with wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur tonight and you'll , be delight
ed with your dark,- handsome hair and
your youthful appearance within a few
daya
Woild's
You make no risky experiment
when, you use occasionally
vrhenever there is needthe
most universally popular borne
remedy known, fceecham's
Pills,, which have stood the
- test of time with absolute suc
cess and their world-wide fame
rests securely on proved merit.
relieve the numerous ailments
caused by defective action ' of
the ' stomach, liver, ' kidneys
and - bowels.-- Cleansinff the
system, they purify the blood
and -tone body, brain" - and
nerves. . Beecham's Pills - act
quickly; they ' are always
safe . and reliable, and ' you
,may depend : upon it they
" 8 old vetywltara, la Waee lOe 25e.
Eve-yeee specially every wainan aheuld
; ' raad taa direction vata
eJ.REEFEi
'. Chronle aod Kwwma Dls
, esaes readily snecumb to
Hi j tboKxigh and eibatu.
tl.a - raetliods . of tnat-
meat wbea '- they , are
'carefallrand 4nalatentljr
followed. Mistakes are at
, a minimum,., because I
bare treated saeoaastnl
ly tbonaaod of eaaea i
setlr like rear own. It Is
aa error sot to seek, the
adice Of a - Specialist
who" baa bad - yar of
experience ipd gives ex.
elusive pfncal attention
... .'''. to oe uiaiiuenv or ssca
eases 1 am lleeoaed to practice In: the
states of Oregon, , Wsablsgtoo.; California
aud Nersds. My office is tborousblr
equipped with every electrical and merbao
Ical device Baeaaaary for the scientific treat
piant ef jroor sllmeots.- I. adialulater , the
World's lataet ramedlaa,.' .,..,-....,,,,- ,.;.',
1 Treat Surceaafully
CHBO5I0, NKRV0L8, BU)OD. 8K1N,
BLADDER. LIVE It AND KIUNKT 1IS
SAHKS, BHTBl'MATISVI, NKLK ASTHENIA.
K ZEMA, tiORHii, ULCBRS, HL3 AMI
FlSTl'LA. ..-.,' --. t . -.'. .;
Conanltatlon and Ezamtnatloa FREK. '
S to ft T to S. -Daily i Sundays, H I 1.
J. J. KEEFE, Ph. G. M; D.
i ROOMS 11-15 I.AfATETTB BMU.'
WASHINGTON KT., COKNEK TH.
WHTt,ANI. fR.
10) MILES
lit'
v The Sympathiser Did you get much
- The VlcUnv-lt relieved me of about
1200,-; -- -- .jt-t"..',
upon the af f Idavl t of six . freeholders,
as provided by law. , " . t ' " -
"Becosd; Assuming that said chapter
323 is constitutional, then no person can
vote' on any other' measures, including
the ' Interstate bridge act and ' amend
ments to the city charter, who has not
registered as provided in Said chapter,
Third; If said chapter 323 is uncon
stitutional;' then anyt elector duly qual
ified may vote' at any election without
registration. "and- Oregon ba no valid
registration' '-law. 1 '.. J ;..
BLIZZARD FOLLOWS-y-l
FIERCE HEAT TO TRY
v MIDDLE iWESTERNRS
(Continued From Peas OnO
the low lying portions of practically
every town, on the Maryland coast early
today, The water : In some places was
four or five feet deep. Much damage
was done on' shore and U was feared
the losses to coaat shipping will prove
even heavier, ' - '
A-AanUe Swept '.by' Gale.
'New York," Oct" 11. A ' 80" mile gate
Recinol stops
and promotes hair health
IP yon are troubled with, dandruff,
eczsms or other scaly, Itching scalp
affection, try shampoos with Besinol
Soap and an occasional treatment with
Reilnol Ointment. "Tom will be sur
priged how cmlckly the trouble disap
pears, and the' health and beauty of
the hair improves. ,,,,.,,
Besinol oap sad Olatmant keal side eruptions,
el ear away pimples and blackheads, sad farm a
moat valuable household treatment for sores,
burns, bolla, piles, eta. For trial slsav free, write
to Resinol Dept. 11-S. Baltimore. Vd. Sold by
alldragglats. Prascribadbr doctors for Uraars,
scalp itching
tat Borvo and losd Ton!
.I.S.T.
rilsSsT. HO. 2
ttl I '"1 I 11 .
nheumatlsm. Inf bmrnatldn of tho Clzddcr cr
tniarced Prostrata Glands. CJood Pclcc,
Diabetes, Stricture, Cancer
It is no stimnlant. Rerjorta from natlanta nrov that tta fTo.f . ..
and lastinir. . In addition to the abovewM.I.S.T. No. 2
diseases pronounced by physicians and specialists to be ParalyBis, Locomotor
Ataxia, ! Spinal trouble and epparently incurable diseases of the nerves.
p M.I.S.T. No. 2 has been on the market for over 85 years and thousand of
sufferers have written us they have been cured by Us use. It ia preacri be J t y
many physicians. Itispleasanttatakeandabsolutelysafe. It never inr-r"
or diminishes the action of the heart. If you are suffering from any c r- ;
D',0., yn ere urged to write to us no matter how many doctors cr
medicine yoa have tried without reliefV '; , ; ; . .
vThat you may judge
yourseir. we will send
-T$-v 7 .- confidentially to our medical departmen, t hi
. " ; ' or Six Coxes fcr 17.-3 Co:' -:
Address: THE I.I.I.S.T. C? f T '
L :
Eben ', Perry, ?
Hours 9 A. M. to (
' V -
Btenog Jlmmle, are .you vet j
jsyt ...... , . r .
So v" " D y 10 '
vnat do yer want? 4
raged along the Atlantic coast last night
and today. Several ships were reported
In distress and : It was feared ther
would' be' wrecks -of many email -craft.
The crew of the schooner Marjorle waa
brougnt in by. a iNortti Qerman LIuyd
boat which picked them up as their
vessel was sinking 209 miles off shore.
- . MinwapolJa Cars Blocked.
Minneapolis,' Minn Oct 21. One of
the earliest really bad blUtards this sec
tion has known in years put the street
car service seriously out of Joint bare
early today. ; The temperature was be-
low freezing, and the wind approached
80 miles ao hour. Trains were consid
erably delayed. ,7 j . v-r
"- " ' mm 11.1. .11,..., nki
y Journal Want Ads bring results.
-STOMACH ;
If You Wish to Obtain (Complete
and Permanent Results Try
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Rem
,edy One Dose Will Con- ,
, ' vince You, ","
CayTs wusaanot ateraaoa- Semedy
is wen known throughout tne country.
Many thousand people have taken it for
Stomach, Liver and Intestinal Ailments
and report marvelous result and are.
hlarhlv Dralainsr it tn nth.r. i.tnniih. .
Ing benefits au (fere-re have reectved eveni
from one doss are heard everywhere, and
explain ita tremendous sale. It rarely,
ever falls end those afflicted with
Btomaoh. Zdvey and Xnteetinal Ailments,
Indigestion, Oaai la th Stomach and la.
testlnee, Dissiness. ralnilng Bpolls. O0U0
ka. Ion) W
should by all means try this reraedy.-
The benefits stomach Sufferers who.
have taken alayrs WondenTU Stomach
Bemedy have received is In most cases
a lasting one. After yon have taken thla
Bemedy you ehould be able to digest and
assimilate your 100a, enable tne neart
to pump pure red blood to every part of
the body, giving firmness and strength
tb fibre aad muscle, lustre and sparkle
to the eye. clearness and eolor to th
complexion aad activity end brilliancy
to tne brain. Do away with your pain
and suffering end this is often possible,
with even one dose of Mayr's Wonder.:
ful Stomach Bemedy, Interesting lltera-,
ture and booklet describing stomach
Ailment cent free by - Geo. H. ilayr
Mfg. Chemist, 1(4-188 Vhltlng St, Chi.
"rJV, '' . VI K?7 AM Wl SlVil V VI elItB
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