The Dingbat Family
'10 Crurr&'A copy EosV, A
I llA ftYiiLTUw fife TU
wa mhT AlAff
'i '
,1 Siu y'T'''1 jL 0
Mwtww You,
CAV ABOUT"
Al!Cfe-TDAtX
af
Shcirt Stories Ml Delved News
BttraoN of Etenti of Pridjr Afternoon and Night J pArcnphtt4 (or
Quick Dlfortloa by Jonnul Boaden. .
, - CootlnfttiU Unll4 BU,ti tzporutiona
of coal tor His wiU bo about 1100,000.
ooo, iWblch U third 14 ooal oxportattona
r o tbo utt6u of tbo world, tho flur
- bein oxcowiad onljr bx tbo United King
''.MB and Qormany. -.-.ii,-4 vU -.aa!
Roproaontatlva Koatlnc!. atttmpt to
aecura oonffrouional lnvotlfatlon o
ta coal atrlka altuatlon In Colorado
'failed. Adjournment waa taken before
' the oMitreeamaa'a . reaolutloa eould be
acted upon.'
, Mlsa Jeaa1 Wtlaoit. daughtar of the
.1 president, is ..busy preparing for her
forthcoming wedding, - and - needlea are
"flying- at the" White Houae.
A stray black cat haa found a home
In the White Houae.' The eat appeared
., . unheralded, and Preeldent KVilaon will
let4he feline remain, considering the In
cident aa a good pmen. ,. . ; ,
.The palatial hoine of John Kay Ham
' mond at Waahlngton haa been bought
by tha, JtUealan government aa a home
. for the Russian embassy. Price paid
wa 5oo.ooo - X-.--n -.
Z: ' ' Vottlgn. .
The Britlah government la . being
.asked to coma to an agreement bjr which
a measure for the enfranchisement of
.'women can bemade a part of the offi
cial program of the Liberal party. The
government will consider a compromise
- based only on the repudiation tf the
, WdMenH Soeiarand Polltlcar ttnioH,?4nd
-all ita militant methods, it Is aald,
itra.v Emmaline Pankhurst, militant
leader of English suffragists, who is
, now at Minneapolis, declared that the
, suffragists Intended to, end the life of
' the ao-ctlled Liberal party government.
First Lieutenant Ausrust Pannemluer,
Blith Infantry, will visit Various cities
of Idaho with reference to the militia
of that aute.
-A aries of entertathmeata In honor
- of Reat, Admiral Cherlea J. Badger, and
' offioara and crew of the - battleship
Wyoming, haa been prepared at Malta,
whera the vessel will arrive today.
Admiral Cattollca, Conner: minister
, of marine of ' Italy, arrived at- Maples
from Rome to welcome the. American
battleships Florida' and Arkansas; on
' tneir arrival at nepies.
' ' . Eastern.
, President Faunce of Brown - unlver-
, sltr. "addressins; the Baptist Social union
. at Boston, deolared that the morale of
the far east would be undermined , by
:i western Independence.'. He aaid that
HUSBAND NAILED
RUBBER ON GATES
'.. ."' ." V r A
Wife so. Weak and Nervput
. ,CouId Not Stand Least
, Noise How Cured. . .
. Munf ord, Ala, "I wag to weak and
. ii ii ...... arltll. HAHinM .
i HVI vuua t Tvuiio jiooBiu,, wuvuu his
' "11. . !...
coianga oi uie tone
I could hardly live.
My husband bad to
nail rubber on all the.
gates for I eould not
stand it to have a
gate slam, r
"I also had backi
ache and a fullness
in my stomach. I
noticed that Lydia
FE. Pinkham'a Vege
table Comoound was
.advertised for such cases and I sent and
got a bottle. ; It did ma so much' good
that I kept on taklnf it aid found it to
be all yoa claim. I recommend your
Compound to 'all women afflicted as t
was. "-Mrs. p. P. MotLENDORE, Mun
.ford, Alabama, - : .J . 'Vv "n - ,j
An tlones? PependAbie Medictno
Is Lydia & Pinkharis Vegetable Cmak
pound. v A Root and Herb medicine orig
inated nearly forty: years ago by Lydia
E. Pinkham of Lynn. Uass., for coo
trolUna? female Us: -i.i.f
s IU wonderful success tn this Una has
mad o it the safest and most dependable
medicine of the age for women and no
woman suffering from female ills does
herself jostled who does not give Ita
' trisL., ;. ', " ' 1
, If you bar i he 1ibtt doubt
that XTdla JC. Plnkham's Vesreta
Corapmi nd will hr!yon,writa
toLrf MaLl.lMnlchamT iedicineCo,
(coiI.'ntlal) liynn.T Jassfor &&
vlci. lour letter xviU be epened,
re? ' I trl fr.swerca by n t. ensa,
&4 Ltll ia ctrlct coi.!Zizz.
::;!:':!' itt:ii:i:::ttii::j::::::i?jt:;l::!j
Till:
FjftictAbsl
PAAJfMfl r THil tOUtCVfW(V
- Awow' W
easts : would prove injurious, because,
la the orient, no Individual dares to
stand alone. s.j ; :
' The entire estate of .the late Mrs.
Mary A Murray, granddaughter of Wal
Ur Browne,, mayor of- Ne Tork' In
18) J, waa left to charitable and religious
organizations. ' Emma Browne Beebe of
Portland. grandniec; was remembered
la th bequeata of minor character. - -
Mrs. Ida- Leokwold waa acquitted at
Minneapolis of the charge of murdering
her" 6y ear-old daughter Viola.. The
mother . had 'confessed to the murder,
?wlng to the fact, It waa . contenaed,
hat she had been rendered temporarily
insane following- the child's death.
. ; Mrs. Hops McSldowney, at Chicago,
testified that ahe bad given ' James
Ryan, clairvoyant,' known as Professor
Crane, $1S,000 for advice, after ahe had
been convinced -by him that 'she waa
followed by bad Influences which make
investments unsuccessful., . . r -Dr.
Keshava Deva Shaatrl, who trav
eled from Benares, India, to deliver an
address, before the International purity
congrees at Minneapolis, ereated a atlr
by attacking Christian mlssiona in India.
He said that Christianity Iiad made
practically no headway in India. " -.
-Dr. Charlaa McBurney. who was In
attendance at - the bedside- of the fatal
illness of . the late President McKlnley.
died at Stockbrldge, Mass. . s
Burglars entered the bank of K. A
Dunham & Co., Montour, N. T., taking
the bank's cash box, containing 112,
000. . The doora of the bank were closed,
but it Was not stated whether the bank
would reopen for business. Entrance
Was gained by penetrating a brick wall,
John TaJley, a negro, aged 18, was
taken from Dyersbura- Jail, Tenn and
lynched by a mob. The negro was ac
cused of attacking a woman. The mob
smashed In the Jail . doors to liberate
wu pnsonsr. . . , .' . . -
4. Gertrude Hanson,' aged it, aet fire o
rubbish In a basement of the home of
O..V. Johns, at Chicago, then thrust a
gag in her mouth and tied her hands.
She admitted doing the aot to create ex
citement.- The girl waa hot Injured.
, Minneapolis police are searching for
"J. (X B." the mysterious patient atl
me aiate nospiiai at Kocnester, wno
had forgotten his identity and who es
caped from-the hospital recently. The-
nan . had said he was formerly an of
ficer in the united states navy.
A tramp who was. asleep on a bank
rolled off and fell to the railroad
track of the Missouri Pacific, lust
tne ears were approaching. The emer
gency brakes saved the tramp' life, but
two cars were derailed. The Incident
happened Is miles east of , Jefferson
City, ZtOt'y-.-l'y -y.-:
two lawyer fought with fists in the
court room, when the He waa nassed.'at
a-ansas mty, drouit .Judge .Robinson
refused to interfere, and the attorneys
hammered at each other until both were
out of breath, then they oult
notes amounting to 170,000 and cur
rency in the sum of SJ936 were taken
when robbers blew open the safe of -the
State Bank of . Waltham: six miles from
Austin, Minn. Bateblowers 'escaped.
. Roaseaau's Btrippieman, cigar deal.
era,1 were fined 125 each In the Chicago
municipal couri, ror cismissins; from
their employ Charles; Brown, for absent
ing himself ' to attend the national
guard encampment This is the first
conviction, under xtya new law of 1111-
"; ,A ' Oregon Briefs : .
A. C. Oleasori of Spencer. Iowa. who
has recently been connected with the
Lebanon Kx press, haa bought half in.
terest In .the Washington County Newe-
Tlmes from A. S. cott. Qleasoo is a
practical 'printer. .v .
. Ashland oltlsens. hope that insurance
rates will be lowered la that city as
reaultof the city's purchasing a new
auto-rire truck and .chemical engine.
Portland aeent for Underwriters' KaUit-
able Bating Bureau la at Ashland laves-
uKuint ua saiuauon. - - . - - . . - .
Monument. Or. haa been added to the
list f "dry .towns vf- the state, Elec
tion returns show that Prohibition won
by six votea. vBaiiota f the women In
fluenoed Jreatttta. 4. vtvr't' rv.--,v?.;;.
Jackson county, court's offer ef say
f or a. . Section of the Dollarhlde. toil
road, tiaa been accepted by the owner
of the road. The. section Is needed In
connection with tne construction of the
Pacirio- highway, - i -, '
Pleasant Home ts bavua- lnstlil
books for the new library, r The library
win be thrown open to the publio in a
tew days. . ',:iv-;,!J-',"Vf:.''
MTf Pot. of Newberr. : aaed so.
dropped dead suddenly while at bis work
of Installing a heating plant at Dundee.
Heart disease was given a cause, wid
ow and daughter aurvlva-' ,'-'.;;', v'.';,.
W B. Hawley of Ixjran helped solv
the high oost of living problem by rais
ing potatoes, one of which was large
enough for a meal for a famfly of six.
One tuber , of the Peerless variety
weighed three pounds. -
The civic improvement , club of
Haines, composed of Women, has. nom
inated a full city ticket and candidates
will run independent at the coining elea
tlone. Iscw tickets Mayor. Dr. ftorr
Elswll; rtcorder. N. E. tiodd; council-
IrA KNOW p You KMtUl)
OrXCOIJ DAILY JOUIIIIAL. rORTLAIJD. SATURDAY
Coprrlsnt, 1918,
NOT GET QUJTE ALL
Wells Fargo Operating -.Revenues
for PasUYear Show --
Some Intreasei --
(Stlm Buree ;)f The Jonreil.)
Salem, Or Nov. I. The operating
revenues of Wells Fargo A Co, in this
stata for the year ending June SO show
an Increase of $18,210.23 over the oper
ating revenues of the preceding year, ac
cording to the annual ' report of the
company filed with, the state railroad
commission. The company's total In
creased profit tor Its entire system for
the last fiscal year was f36S,T6.t4.
The report shows that the gross re
ceipts from operation In Oregon for the
year were $422,796.11. The company
paid $168,760.06 for express privileges,
leaving a total Operating - revenue of
$254,038.68..' "-f.vV ','., '..:'; :
For Its entire system the gross reve
nues from operation were $34,084,118.78.
Express t privileges , oost $16,08,60.t,
leaving a total - express operating rev
enue Of $18,026,223.42., ,'
men, John Hammond, A, Tong, W. R.
Moore; treasurer,-W. E. Beck.
'f - Pacific Cott
Three candidates -are In the race for
mayor, of Oiympja.' , Mayor Mottman is
said to ftave the best chances or win-ningJJ-Tbe
tie jfor the nomination of
city treasurer on the oltlsens ticket be
tween Miss Julia WaJdriD and C A.
Morrow, was broken- by the 'official can
vass, Miss ' Waldrip . winning . by two
votes.-.'- W: .
'For the purpose of arranging for con
struction work on the Paciflo highway
between Kalama and Martin's Bluff,
State High way Commissioner Roberts,
State Auditor Claussen and State Treas
urer Meath, of the state board of high
way commlsioners, are In Kalama. It Is
planned to do the work with convict la
bor, none but honor men being : em
ployed, '-y: "- -
According to a report In Seattle, for
mer chief of police, C W. Wappenstein,
may soon be released from the peni
tentiary at Walla .Walla. ' Wappenstein
has been asked tor confess, but he re
fuses to do so, declaring' that there Is
nothing to confess. ..,,,.'. : v;;
Mike Donnelly, tne "escaped convict
from Walla Walla. penlUntiary, Is aUll
at large, and It la feared that he will cot
be recaptured, :. Blood hounda lost the
tratL and It ir believed the man obtained
a horse and rode away. ?'-, .f-.. .v---i'-;
Willlanv Earie. aged gl, i sUlL alive.
although . 11,000 volts i of electricity
passed through his body while he was at
wont on a oredge in BanPablo Bay,
near the Mare Island lighthouse, He
was "grounded" when the current struck
him, thus,: escapiog . possibly . . Instant
Fifty, tons of butter from New Zea
land and Australia were - passed by
United States appraisers at Ban Fran
cisco. The Imported product is said to
oe as good as the average local butter.
News - of Couhty( Board
'Two bills for a total of. $1760 ore-
seated by the law fim of Xmmons A
Webster for services rendered In the
suit of the Paciflo Telephone & Tele
graph Co. against Multnomah county.
were approved yesterday by the county
commissioners. ; The Suit involved the
payment Of personal taxes by the com,
fMIJ W. MWVti . JL9VM HWV .ffUfl ' xai ue
clsiow in the federal court was in favor
of the county for the last two years,
but held the 1807 taxes unconstitutional.
The county recovered" over $18,000 lu
principal, interest and penalties. :; '
. : Road Superintendent D. W. McKay 'of
district . 10 was authorized to sell ' 20
yards of gravel to 1C W. Moore at 16
cents a yard."- s a:- m.
A request of J. T. Philips that he be
given information aa to the grading and
graveling ot five eighths of a mile of
the Brady road was referred, to Road
Supervisor SmalL , ?
WOMEN VISIT TWO -
, STATE -INSTITUTIONS
Salem. Ot- Nov I. -A' delegation of
Portland women, interested In the-man
ner in which the" stataJs providing, for
Its warder yesterday vial ted '-the girls'
Industrial school and the institution for
the feeble minded. A number of Mtha
women were members 'of. a .committee
tram the Fraier detention home in Port
land, in the party .were Mrs, Helen
Ladd Corbett,- Wra. J. P. O'Brien, Mrs.
W.. R. Fechhelmer, t Mrs. - Ben Selling,
Mrs. Fannie Cameron,' Mre. A. U Bees
ley, Mrs, Felts, state president of the
Oregon Mothers congress, Mrs. R. 12.
Bondurant, Mrs; Lola O. Baldwin and
Miss Prltohard.
for TaJ Lstate. .
New Tork, Nov. 8 An amended com
platnt charging fraudulent conspiracy in
the fight ovef the $10,000,000 Charles I
Fair 'estate wss .filed, -r -, ?
,,r,.i.r. .i.i.ii.,. .-,-,-, --' i, M i - -- -, r.-..., , -vi- r f ir ir in -ii r-- m n .1 - i r -I " ' -
.1 , Hi I. ,. ,.i.w..,--" 1 - J I.,., . I V , I i ' t '
C JHEftfc WAS tfAJCfa, A rMf-rV tAY- I S , v . 1
I l AA)" "THE ADISTHCY WA6 AjGlAfNt MUfH 13 Sy. I 1 . . I , ..
RitrlT Alift-TVAYA WAV AID Mat O " ' - I ' "s
InternatloAal Ktws Servlca,
JLEMENT V,
DEUYS PAVING V.
Until Concrete Work Is Fin
' IsHed-Carlfne "Compelled to
- Use One track.
Sellwood. Nov. g. Owing to the in
clement weather,' the work of placing
concrete between the rails of the car
track on East Thirteenth street be
tween Spokane, avenue and Maiden ave
nue, was not continued Thursday or
Friday. Until thla work Is finished
only a single track can be used for this
distance, causing- considerable delay.
Thursday, owing. to the putting in of
a frog In the croasover, only a single
track was in use oyer the entire dis
tance betweeq Maiden avenue and the
golf Jinks. , "
The funeral of JoBepk t. SUhley,
who died November 8 at the home ot his
son, Oscar, 484 Lexington avenue, was
held Wednesday, and Thursday the re
mains were shipped to Fisher, Wash.,
for burial. Mr. Stanley's health had
declined steadily since an outing at the
coast last summer; He was a retired
farmer, age 78, arid had been a prom
inent Mason for 40 years. He is sur-.
vived by a eon, oscar u. ana two otujn
xxrm aid if. PArWiir bf Forest Orova
and 'Mrs. Emma Moyer of CorvalUs.
The celebration:' of '-the sixty-first
wedding anniversary or wr. ana Mrs.
Harry Beard,- both ot whom are 84
nf this week at the home of
their nephew; Benjamin I Beard, S80
Marion street, was tne occasion ior tne
gathering of about. J6 guests.
v.. vrlili'wiiiiln a. social will be
held by Sellwood Baptists at 627 Taco-
ma avenue. An entertaining proaram
has been provldeeV and , refreshments
will be 'aervedV-'c'"-""i ?V-.'-v-,
Mrs. E. C Ritter 514 Bldwell street,
entertained the .XAdles .Aid society ot
Spokane Avenue Presbyterian ehurch kt
her home yesterday afternoon.'" ' r
Thanksgiving . services -i will be : held
by the local W. ,C, T. V. Friday aTter.
noon. November xa..;.'at a Sellwodd.
. Tha r jiiMa'raualllBrv of the T. M. C
A. is already making nreparatloha for
m oaaaar ana luifn. p iw m, ununi.
- . Wkl-1, .Mill V ViaIA InC
association Wilding ; Friday! evening,
Deeember 8 ". -T
-.. The eontmttteeS x tne lames or siacx
mar Circle, Q.A. Will meet Tuesday
next af the 'Kelland home, 1648 east
Seventeenth ,' street, to ' plant tor , their
basaar. The baaaar will be held at 1
p.. In. ttWedneaday, ' November 11, at
nr.iii. it.il tnit tllnn.. will ba aarred
at p. eu. VJVextf Wednesday the circle
will meet at the Kelland borne to new
and plan for' the- baaaar..x " ,'
Mra. Andrew w. Knanxiano, oi leoi
East Ninth Street, has a . her guest
her mother . Mr. , O. . H. ' Kitcher, , ot
Crawford, Wash.. , -,
The United Artisans will entertain
their friends at their ooolal meeting
Monday night, and an interesting pro
gram has been prepared. ,;- . 1 . ' -A
card social will be given at- 8:80
IK
,es : Harf Work Harder
.r?:'---V-t..-.;S-.tfv!!
wuin. iwju.w aiu. . - -
from yeak k 1 d n e y s , ana it
headache," dizziness or urinary
disorders are, added, don't;
wait get helrx. before the kid
ney disease takes -a grip be- .
fore dropsygravel or Blight's ,
disease sets in . , .
Boats' Kidney 'Pills have
brought iiew life and new
strengtu'to thousands of work- v
ing men and 'women. '
; Used arid recommended the .
world over;'-r '
Read "what a Portland man
says:
r
( V " "yicn'YCarTrckls Urr.g-ernernbcrthfi
EVENING. NOVEMBER 8,
p. m.'nekt Tuesday by the ladles of St
Agatha's pariah at Union hall, TenlnO
avenue and East Thirteenth street-All
are Invited. -
Mrs, Elmer .W. Klmblej of 747 Seat
Madison street, who recently resigned
aa secretary Of Sellwood O. .&., was
presented with a : fountain pen. by ; 20
members . this week. ,
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS
HAVE WINTER SHOES
Albany, Or.', Nov. I. A double rob
bery involving the theft of tsoo worm
of doctor'e implements, six pairs of
shoes and 810-in cash from a store, le
believed to have, been committed- here
Wednesday night, by two 17-year-old
Independence : boys,,, whose namea arc
given aa Harry Bernhardt and Harvey
Thompson, practically all of the doc
tor's tools, which were taken from an
automobile la three valises, have been
recovered, but the lads are said to hav-j
gotten away with tfco shoes and money.
Entrance was gained - through the rear
door Of the Charles Proctinow aho
store. Dr. B. R, Wallace was the Other
victim Of the youthful robbers. - , .
A chambermaid of the Albany room
ing house, -dlsoovered some ot tha booty
In a room, when she want to clean IU
Six empty shoe boxes were found.:
H0LMAN SUES FOR. .
ALLEGEOtFALSE ARREST
'- ......
Albany, Of.i Nov.; T.Declartag that
his ''good name and reputation Suffered
to the extent of $6000 damages," W. B.
Holmaa 1 has , filed suit In the circuit
court against Mahfbn Hawk, city mar
shal of Hafrisburg, alleging that th i
marshal arrested him maliciously aoJ
without-causa.-. X-v"
According to the complaint the mar
shal arrested Holman at Harriaburg,
Jupe 18 last, without warrant and took
him before a Justice of the peace on a
charge .of violating an ordinance relet.
Ing to the sale of intoxicating liquors.
The plaintiff claims he secured his re
lease by giving ball and,, tending to
"betantlate his allegations, claims that
later tho Justioe dismissed the com
plaint tand acquitted him. Holman asks
for Judgment in the sum of $5000 and
costs and disbursements,
.v. i i i , i
' - .ryult Rate). Reduced.
-1 ; (Ha Ins Burese of The Jearasl.)
Salem Or., Nov. $. The railroad com
mission " has been " advised that the
Southern Pacific has granted a reduc
tion in the frelaht rate on car lots of
canned goods from Creswelr to Portland
from 36 centa Per 100 pounds to 17 Vs
cents. This action waa Uken following
a complaint by the. Fruitgrowers asso
ciation of Creswell. which alleged that
Eugene, which bad a rate ot 164 cents,
had an advantage over the Creswell fruit
shippers. - ' !
Xatajo Indians Threaten. '
e.nV. wa j ,, yt Km, aTTi.a
mt 1 ... . ...... v. vm'.w
States Marshal Hudspeth, left today wlta
a posse for Shlprock, on, the northwest
ern New Mexico Navajo reservation, In
response to a telegram from Agent Shot
ton telling him that the Indiana threaten
to massacre all wnitss on tne reserva
tion Monday unless prosecution Is
dropped of 11 Indians accused of riot
and assault' 4
Tha Journal bulldina has two outside
rooms en suite, very suitable for doctors'
quarters. Apply at The Journal busi
ness' office. (Adv.)
rv.yy- Cn,.n
" Catches me there every time
7- -?E
LL&BI
J JC
1C13.
Squelched! Yes, . Indeed, Squeltiiz:;
V tttfcATi
W HIS PAY
WHITE SALMON WILL
HAVE BIG FAIR AND
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE
Parents interested In "Better
. Babies", Contest for Which
Prizes Will Be Given. . ;
, (Ssecitl te Tee Joerstt)
White Salmon, Wash., Nov. 8.-At the
regular meeting of the White Salmon
Commercial dub, George Read - and
George Baxter were elected to mem
bershlp on the board of directors.;.-: .
Plans were also perfected . for the
Western Klickitat county fair to be
held here , November 11 and 12. The
prises are liberal ones this year. Five
silver cups are to be given. One is of
fered by the Or tat Northern railway,
one by the Commercial and Woman's
club, one by the First National bank,
one by the Gillette State bank, and
one by the 8., P. A 8. Railway company,
In addition to the cups, merchandise
and cash prises ' and ribbons are of
fered... . I.,.: .r' .v;:;V::-;-
The "better babies" contest is arous
ing much enthusiasm, Three physicians
from out. of town have been secured as
judges. ' , v
-The Teachere' Institute for this coun
ty will be held here the week of the
fair. About, 128 will be In attendance.
The railway company - has .made a
special fare over the North Bank road
from all points between Portland and
Whitcomb. Also from points on the
uoiaendaie line.
Following la the proa-ram i
Monday evening;. November 11 Re
eeptloa at high, echoql building to the
iMtuori si tna counxy oy me parents,
utader the auspices of the White Salmon
VYoman'a club. . - -
Tuesday, November , 118 a. m. to
10 p. m. Display of producU in Wood
man hall; T to p. m concert by White
b samoa Dana at woodman hall; 8 p.
m. at Alpha Opera house, address on
"By-Products" by George II. Tinker,
or orvaiiis, manager ' or the Benton
County Growers association; 8:80 p.
m., lecture at the Alpha Opera house
on -communities, by Josephine Pres.
ton, state superintendent ot schools.
-Wednesday, November 18, I t. m. to
iu p. m. uispiay or products at Wood
man hail; l to 4 p. m.. euxeolo conteet
4 to I p. ttu conoert by White Saimn
banc; s p. m., stereopticoa lecture, "Good
Koaas, by uamuel Hill, at Alpha Opera
house.
. Coos Fort Taxed. ,
Marshfleld, Or., Nov. 7. The com'
mlssloners Of th Port of Coos Bay
have levied the annual port tax. The
levy was made three mills on property
valued at $8,000,000. This will give the
port, sufficient to pay Interest on the
800,000 bond Issue and also about gtoot
to defray the current expenses for the
year. Of the money derived from the
bonds about 8100,000 la being expended
In dredging the channel of the bay from
tne aim tu mill to tne sea.
Use common sense buy Superior eoat
se urn. - wain !; a-ioi. (aqt.
PORTLAND PROOF
TetUmony of a RetirJent of
Twelfth Street
John A. Niday, 263 12th St,
, Portland, Or., says. "I confirm
all I i said in favor of Doan's
Kidney Pills some years ago at
i my old home in Grants ( Pass.
.Their ; continued use proved to
me that they are the best kidney
and bladder remedy I know of. I
can say in ' all sincerity that
'Doan's Kidney Pills did me more
good than any other remedy I
have used for kidney and bladder
trouble."
Namo
f)' 1
f J
AWED WTO CO!
'iiilliiN
Sellwood Will Have Structure
of . Most Modern Type In
Near Future,
Sellwood, Nov. 8.The first unit of
the : new -reinforced concrete Sellwood
school, which will be ready for occu
pancy during the term starting- Feb
ruary, Is now more than . half fin
ished. Steam- v. heaters are being in- '
stalled, -and the building is ready for
roofing. Tha structure which will be
two stories high with full basement,
will contain tour classrooms, a prin-'
clpat'a room, an emergency room, ; and
WU1 cost $40,000.
i A year later If the board of educa
tion approves., the bresent frame build
ing will be torn down and a second
concrete unit started. The exterior ot
the present unit wilt be ot cast - ce
ment. Lltherland 4 Abrey are the gen
eral contractors; -;. ,y;::ii ,".-.-
- Next Friday at 8 p. m. the TParent
Teacher association will meet at the
school. An Invitation is extended to
all who are Interested In the school to
attend. Besides a short program given
by the children, there will be speeches
by . City Superintendent I : R. , Alder
man and by O. M. Plummer. member ot
the school board and secretary of the
Portland Union Stockyards. Solos will
be rendered by - Mrs. . F, H. Hayes on
the piano. Miss Lilian Ward,' soprano,
and Richard Robertson baritone. v,
, Good Sport sit Newpcsl, ,
Newport. Or., Nov.. 8. Duck hunters
are getting the limit on the bay and the
tributary sloughs these day a A num
ber ot hunters are over from the valley
and Portland. All are having good luck.
The rains of the past week have brought
the ducks In. Silversides are coming in
now better than they have been, owing
to the- heavy rains, and good catches
are being made.
' ,:, Boost for aentents.
'(Saltta Bnteaa of The JaenaL) '
Salem, Or Nov. 6.- The stato railroad
commission today telegraphed to Pres
ident Wilson an Indorsement Of Judeon
C Clements ot Qeorgia tor reappoints
ment on the interstate commerce commission.-:
Clements la the senior mem
ber of the commission In the point ot
service and Of years. oT;.
A NOTRE D AHE LADY'S APPEAL
To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism,
whether muscular or of the Joints, sci
atica, lumbago, backache, pains In the
kidneya or neuralgia pains, to write to
her for a homo treatment which has re
peatedly cured all of these tortures.
She feels it her duty to send it to all
sufferers FREK. You cure yourself at
home as thousands will testify no
change of climate being necessary. This
simple discovery banishes urio acid
from the blood, loosens the stiffened
Joints, purifies the blood, and brightens
the eyes, giving elasticity and tone to
the whole avstem. If the above Inter.
eats you, for proof address Mra M. Sum-
men, vox , nou jjeme. ino. , . ,
HAIR BALSAM
Atoll tmperstlos of mrrlt
Si
Far R lei las Color mnj
Beauty to Gray mr Fad ad Hair
Cbroola and Servoas Dtt.
easts readily suevamb te
say ttontngb auS exhau.
Uve Method of treat
ment wba itby are
earefnlly and eonaUtaaUr
followed. Mlttakr are at
a siiDlnraa, bacaaaa
bT traated euecaaaful.
If tbonaaoda of eaaea ai
eetly like your ewa. It It
as utw net to'stwk the
Sdrlce ot a Spactallit
vrbe baa Bad 7are et
experience aad (Ivaa .
cluaive paraoDal atteetk
. te toe treatment or sum
eatea. , t tat licensed to praeuce 1A tha
States ef Oraanr Watblogwa, Clir.,rm,
and Nevada. - Uy o'nae Is thoruuuUi
equipped wita every electrical and ru,
leal device aeeeaaary for Uie scleiitlfle trt.
Bient of roar aUmanta. -. I aduaulater Ui
World's lateat remadtea. ;
I Treat Suocesarally '
CHSOMtC. NKUVOUS, lLOOt, gK-rt,
BLAUDEK, UVElt AKU KIDNtCT in.
If ASKS, BHEL'M A.IISM, NEOBAM I KM ,
ECZKMA, BORta, tLCKlU. ULL-i A.U
IMI'LLA. " '
Conaultatloa and Examlnatloa FHrS.
S U) a 1 to i. Valb-i SuuUaya, 10 u I.
J. J. KEEFE, Ph. G. M. D.
BOOMS 11-10 I.AI"A YKTTH 1" 1.
8i3M WASHiNt.xox tc, ju..... t;:i,
l'OhlLANU. CU.i '
mill i 'in '
1 1'