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Newspaper Page TextJ rr T T r o:i::cou daily journal, ror.TLAiiD. tiiukcdav ( evening. November 12; 1213. Etcnaous CC'JLD CO. TIE.INEVITACLE CCrGUKNCE, smooth wen::. t A rj f.w .J t r 4- n 1 M X ,T -s -V M (TIP f'ilvV- V, F all- . I I 1 UI T I :,r;;.wnfi J-9 Jm . jf t , w , Jf Doctor Artie doesn't look 111. Wby do you tblntc he Is? Mother He' wanted t study - hit arithmetic last night Instead of golug to the picture show, w , Motes of Wednesday's Happenings Brief Paragraph! Give Journal . . . AftentooB w Eastern. - , . I One man was billed and eight others en. . tombed In an explosion of gas yesterday at the Belle Valley mine, near Caldwell, Ohio., - , , . , . Claudius I, tloag, 8S years old, orlg lnator of the Niagara grape, and wn known as an agriculturist, 'died at Lock- port, N.' T. ' , . , Ainerty J. Good; at St ' Louis, was awarded 13500 damages by a Jury la the suit against the United Railways. The : plaintiff had been bitten by a dog while 'riding on the company's ear, The dog had been picked up on the etreet by a pollcemiB and taken on board the street. ..- ear. . - ' x , ; v Daughters of the Confederacy refused to reoelTe greetings from the Southern states Woman Suffrage ' eonfereaoe. after the organisation of , the body had been completed. The Paughtera de cided to take no part In politics, . Competition , Is so keen that promo ters of moving ploture companies make aigh saury offers to soted actors and eotreeses, the offers . running as high as $1000 week, says President Dyer of the General Film oompaay, defend ant la the government's suit against the trust. In the trial at Mew Tork. v ' The church mttst enter politics and fight for ..the cause, of prison reforms, If it Is t? be' made an effective seven " days a week religious organisation, de ' Clares Alexander Johnson, at the - con ference of the Unitalans of the middle i states and Canada, ield at New Tort In Indiana, it is declared, II per cent er tne convicis are reeoie minaea. Three maksed robbers broke into the reetaurant of Philip Stakely, at . West Brldaewater. Fa,, and. binding htm to a : ohalr, seared Ws feet with a hot poker until he consented to reveal the biding Blaee of his money. -The thieves i oured $2T. and after taking it beat bin into Insensibility. "?. . ,, .; ; l . Mrs. , Martha O. Simmoba, wealthy widow-cf 'Dr. C S. Simmons Of St. Louis, formerly a successful medicine manufacturer, committed suicide . be cause of gossip about her relational with her husband prior to - her marriage, . when, she was his private secretary. '-Cleveland is -recovering from the ef fects net i the recent bllssard. Medical i and food supplies have been distributed to those In need, and the, city Is being restored to Us normal condition, v. f - : Georre 9. Gould, for -td years prest- ident f the Manhattan Railway com nanv. which operates the New Tork ele vated system, retires la favor of Edgar L. Marston. '.'., ' The Mad Mullah has been guilty ot ; horrible atrocities on the tribes friendly to the Bntien in Bomamano,. n is re r ported from, London. ? Horrors are said to rivet 'those of Conso. g"r-- ' The release of James Larkin, head of the Irish -Transport workere' union. ' who was sentenced, to seven months in prison., foe aotl'vitles in connection with the strike, will soon Become a tacvit " ' renorted from London. .-.''- ,: The lUTlaa bark Elvo struck a rock mi- tne. momn 01 ine river tra ymnr- day and sank. k; AH bu ' three of her crew of .1$ are laid to nave gone oown : with the, veaseU -t , v;:..T". , : : . ; Vi Captain La Cards, of the Frenoh army aeroplane corps, was killed in A fall when his snglne stopped in mid air dur ing a flight at VUlaoouWay, France. -v - Ji . lifeboat containing the frosen corpses of eight men was. found off Port Frank. Ontario. No Identification Monty Saoad -.. - by Making four Cough TaJkas.lBvt si IPs w Ft mvtst' . i ndftVPSi(arelCincli ' ' Couifft medicines, as a rule, contain a large quantity of plain syrup. - If you take one Pint of granulated suw, add Vk pint of warm water and stir about 2 minutes, you have at jpo4 sjrup ai money could b,UT. ' - ' If yoa wiB.then put 84 ounce of Ptoexv inttj cents' worth In i pint bottiev and fllT it up with the Sugar cyrup, you will hare as muoh couch syrup fUMrou could buy ready made for - - l ake a teupoonlul every one, two or three hours. It keei ' You trill find It one of the best oouri syrups you ever usea even in wnoopmg eoujfh,- -You can feel it take hold usually conquers an ordinary cough in 24 hOtets.'lt is just laxative enough, has a good tonio effect, and the taste is 'pleasant.' :--iv'. .s.'v..'. , , i!t-.!-vj It is splendid remedy' too, " for whooping ' cough, . ' spasmodic V croup, hoarsoneM and bronchial asthma, - jPinex Ja a most vaulabla concentra ted compound of Norway white pine n;i,:iiuu iuhw4 null vmiw ration win wont in wis xormuia,. .,. This iw ..f a m.irino Mah witbria-a5dlSay Svraa la h fflSj hft?. SfVhSSI tps claim, on Mineral Creek, near, Val 'fftaJWVliS? ffSSe-talfi? d"' Alaska, Robert Martin was uie4 imitated but never successfully. . . , wa j0hft Connelly and Warren Nelson ' , . - . 1 AlT -n. KUHlftUlT VI BUBU1ULQ BULlblllCLlUn: : r uujr prompHj jsiuBUBi, gei wim , mis preparation, xour oruggisv nas ' Pinex. or will get It for you. -If not, j send to The Pin ex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. GOOD SUGGESTION TO PORTLAND PEOPLE It l; surprising the amount of old, foul matter the simple mixture of buck thorn baric, glycerine, eta, known , as AdleM-ke, drains Trom the system. Thle remedy became famous by Curing appen dicitis and acts' on BOTH th Upper and lower bowelso' thoroughly ; that ONB uOSffi relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach, and constipation alnoBS IM MEDIATELY. We are mighty glad ve ire Portland agents for Adler-i-ka. Tho Huntley Drug Co., 4th and. Washington. Motorist All X want U Justice. -Justice All I can fine you la 10. Readers the New of Irt Yeoterflajr and Last K3o& C - marks were found on the bodies, and there was no name on the boat. - . . The German erulser Nueremberg has arrived at Masatlan, according to a message received at the admiralty in Berlin i , v , i Colonel Roosevelt was guest of honor at a great banquet at the Colon thetare, Covers for more than 1000 were laid, He witnessed a review of the troops at uampo uaoy in the arternoon, Lady Btrathcona, wife of ' Saron Strathoona, is dsad at London. She was daughter of the late Richard Hardlsty Of Canada. With the view Of having the embargo on Irish potatoes removed, T. P. Q11L secretary of .the Irish department of ag riculture, has left Dublin for the United States.- -,-" -- - it Oregon - Briefs, Mrs. H. W. Cos, wife of a well known Portland physician, filed suit xor di vorce, allealna cruelty and brutality. Recent financial troubles over rights of a sanitarium in Portland were involved in the trouble ; , , 'Three hundred and three eggs were (aid by a hen In the first twelve months of her laying carter at the poultry de partment of the Oregon Agiioultural College. This record beats that of ant other hen at the college which broke the world's record recently.1) s-V .fo" Thousands f -'people ; attended 'the flower Show 1b the armory at Portland, Exhibits best ever displayed at flower show la Portland. ' . -s :k The plan of the' Industrial Welfare Commission to limit the hours of labor tot women has aroused deep resentment from business men in- many parts of the state. It is said that services of women will be dispensed with if the commission insists on maklna its ruU lags effective ' " The Portland school board declare that the school survey committee has withheld full reports of its recent In- saying that x all Information available baa been furnished.' : ? i -z Folio wins the adjustment of troubles between engineers and the Sumpter Val ley road settlement of differences with the firemn has also been made. - Fire men are to set ft cents a. day increase In pay, ntarUnf May i, ftl. . .. ; Frank Klinneman, a farmer, residing near Forest Drove, was killed as the re sult of being thrown on bis head against th beam, o? his plow, when' the single trees broke. He was 5-years old. The county court at Grants Pass Is considering the problem of replacing wooden and steel bridges with concrete Structures. Investigation aa to. east and other details ww.be made. ... Orders for the annual banker's trophy rifle match have been Issued by Colonel C O Hammond, commanding, the Coast Artillery reserves, p. N. G.; The match will be held at Eugene from Nov. 15 to t3, tfacluslva .. - v,."i, :., - Circuit Judge Knowles f La'Orande, was injured so severely- that he may. not be able to hold the Wallowa, terra'' of court next Monday, as result ol being accidentally cut on the knee by a hunt ing .bAtcbaVir:i,'-:'i'" Leo Doeraes, 14. of Tillamook, was ac cidentally shot and dangerously wound ed by Orvel Thayer. ' , The boys were playing with ; a ' revolver and did pot know the gun was loaded. Sudden blindness overcame. James Morgan, aged JO. well known resident of Looking Glass. He was stricken when doing his chores, and it la feared that he wm never recain his sight. Wallowa, county-will be divided Into three road districts with aa expert road supervisor la each district, in the effort to furnisn Better highways for the coun ryv Action baa beea takes by the coun' ty court .,:: ".'..'".;.:,,':.;('. i j:.';-. ,:. Grants Pass women cast a compara tively Ufnt vota la the recent - special leotlon. la the oouatry sections women toog nut vtui interest. - . -. Pacific Coast Miss Blanche Merkle, a waitress, and Bert Moyer were shaken up, the latter sustaining a dislocation of the shoulder as result of the upsetting of an automo bile in whioh they and ether Joyriders were speeding, at . Geldendale, Wash. The young men will have to pay tlOO oamages.xor uuury to the auto. Bam Newman, under arrest in Seattle. and wanted In Portland for having In. ocoent pictures in nis possession, (wm fight extradition. Governor Lister will give the case a bearing Friday morn ing. , , . Charles Clark, who has resided at Stella for ' S 0 years, died at that, place ui age or ' George a. Coiuns. a lawyer serving 14 years in Ban Quentin prison for Per Jury, asked the court of appeals for a writ of habeas corpus. When on trial he denied, under oath, that he waa mar ried to his first wlfs. H was aeoused of bigamy. s.; i s, . i : ,v. v-..;. v . Defending her son, an aged blaok mammy testified in the trial for the murder f Mrs. Xebedca P. Gay,-at Los Angeles, that the son baa been Insane . . T.. .t.-j. .w- j XrZCZriZMZZ T-r.i ch.r,?,l Joleace practiUoner, displayed ftf n F. fl Tlftinaa InliiM The. tt.M VsijM sire aa vmae wwt 4'W aeu ban overcome in their tent and war carried within 10 feet Of a 1000 foo preolpice. . It is said that more than (7. per sent or, an persons croeaing railroad traoks in autos. oarrlagSa or on foot, fall to watch out ror approaching trains, there by indirectly contributing to many aoot. dents- Sixty-nine per v cent; of auto drivers never stop to look or listen, ac cording o reports or ine Houtnern Pa Clflo railroad at San Franclacp, - . As they stepped off the Japanese liner Chlyo Maru at 8an Francisco, Mrs. John Gordon and Mrs. Frank A. Fletcher of Oakland, Cel., were, stopped by fed eral officers, Who - removed aigrettes from the hate of the woman. The wom en claimed they did not know of the taw forbidding wearing; of the plumes. School .Tax'', at EstacatLv ?' , tstacada. Or., Nov. 11. A school tax ot 7 mtils-was levied at the annual school meeting Monday by .a vote of 80 to ro. .'' Father Marie,; does , George mean business? - - Daughter Tea, 'papa, if be cift do Jit oa oredltl - "DRYS";AT GRKjlA.l; PUT UP CITY TICKET I::.-, 'j '. f ..v-" .S)ss"SswsssasspeasesBBSsji ..-(.. ', , J X 'i ' . 'Wets1 Do Not Appear at Non partisan Mass Meeting; To C .f Nominate Latere ,y Gresham. Or Nov.' It. At a nen partisan mass meeting in the tty hall Tuesday night, as provided by the city charter, . George F. Honey, Gust Lar son and t. C Peterson were nominated for counollmen and James McKlnney ror city marshal. ; A slate composed of these nominees was prepared br the "drys'at speo- ial meeting Monday night in the Metn Odist chvich, called to order by Rev. B. A Leonard. Rev. K. A. Leonard was elected chairman of the meeting, with Qeorge F., Honey ; Secretary. The nominatlna committee of the "drys consisted of Mrs, Oust Larson, TeTrs. D. M. Shoemaker, Mrs. B. w. Emery, Mrs. Charlies Cleveland, Dr. A, Thompson, H. B. Davis. C. E. Rusher, to. c itoa- sey, S. s. Thompson, R,j R. ' Carlson; Georae F. Honey and J. C. Peterson. Other nominations can- be made by initiative petitions signed by registered voters, and the "wets," who made no opposition to the "dry slits at the nominating ' convention, will nominate a different 'ticket by petitions at once. Registration books were epaped by P. M. Roberta In the city hall yester day afternoonand within two , hours Bft vAtara had registered. A speolal tax for maintenance of the high school wtu pe levies spequai mseting of - the voters of ' Gresham school dlstrlot November H. u CONCRETE BUILDING TO. REPLACE BURNED ONE " 'sfj WMMMWWWMe i ' ' J Bandy. Or Nov. If. 3aaper 'Junker,' whose, frame building waa destroyed la the recent fire, baa received IIT00 in surance and-will erect a 75 by SO foot one story reinforced concrete building on Main street. . The foundation will ba atrong enough for additional stories in. 'the future-'-.-.--'-' F. R. Meinig win erect a two story buiiama- 40 by loo root at onoa. , Botun ana MacormieK, wno piaa to areot a power plant on Cedar ereek, have applied to the Sandy council for a fran chise to run wires through taa town. iumper ana umners . tor . e new bridge across Salmon . river will ba aawed out at the Albert Meinjg sawmill near Srightwood, which will- soon be la operation.' . -.- v, . ; '.'-;;.:'. -.- v----- The proposed new city charter, which will give the council greater power in making Improvements, .was recently printed for distribution in pamphlet fOrtp, . . v, ::V:-;. :-,v.'Ms, ,j. ROCKWOOD TO ENTERTAIN " v GRANGE ASSOCIATION . Rockwood, Or., Nov. IS. Rockwood grange win entertain ' the regular auar terly session of the Masters' and Lec turers' association of Multnomah county subordinate granges on Saturday next. Every grange in the county is a member or the association. - The session will occupy the entire day and dinner will be served v, ,. : ; .; f . Ullmer" Ahspach returned recently. after an absence or several months In Kittitas, 'Wash; .s?.-i.r:'i.r ; PLEASANT HOME TO HAVE NEW FEED MILL AND BARN ' Pleasant Home, Or., Nov. IS. A. Pew feed mill and livery barn is la the course ox areouon here. The local library, books for which were, recently received, is i located - la Shinnaman'e store. Mrs. B. C Altmaa will entertain the Kmbroldery club at bar home Tuesday, November 18. j. . Professor Byers organised a band of i instruments Baturday. Pneumatic mechanism has been pat anted by a Washington inventor to en able a locomotive engineer to Clash col ored signals from his headlight. - TIE rjladdcne ,"v.'-':. Sore Fool WTien Tour Feet teal Happy, Joy Bclowi la Your race. Tiz oiyeg tar - ttant Belief From Foot Trouble. TIT! mallM Blflr ft tlnrl wlh Mm. fort and delight Soothes away ell foot aohee and swellings in a restful, com forting foot-bath. i - (jorns. Dunions. cauuses and c.iilbialne re relieved at once oy Tis the pou M. Iftif.tll-V n oot remedy, so differ ont from any thlni ng you've tried, f Whoft bi sure vou set VIZ. you ank for TIZ, JUooK for Welter Luthor Dodire & Co.." rinted oh the box, TIZ is on aale at rturalBts end department etorea v. erywhere. "-."Price Ji86crA If your dealer won't enppiy TIZ. we will sand by mail on receipt of nrlce. Walter Luther Dodge & Co., 1223 Bo. Wabash eve ChU cegu. Her Mother Too ' say Henry baa been cruel to you. What has he floneT -Young Mrs. finoopa He keeps bar flabhooka Ja All 9t bl pockets. ' 15; PLACED IN EFFECT OM Service Will Be ? Every Two -'Hours; Telephone Company Pays Dividend. l Orssham, Or.: Nor Tha TJ, W. J. Una recently discontinued, for the winter, Its extra Sunday trains whion bad afforded hourly aervioa. vThO reg ular two hour aervico weelt day and Sundays will be continued, , . . - f . . A dividend of 10 per cent Oa the ar value of the capital stock of the tele phone company . wil be declared after the half yearly stockholders' dues have beea collected. The stockholders will pay $7.M for the coining six months, and will, receive a return f 1M9 per ahare for tba paat ag moathA.- New poles are replacing thg Mutual Telephone company a old ones .through out the businsss aaotlaa. , . ' Friday evening under the auspices of tha Library association : and with the active support of principal 3. X. itubbs and the students of Gresham school. Professor Prederio Stanley Dunn will lecture 0-"Tbe Seven WOnders of the World." at the library. The lecture will ' b illustrated with the stereop tloan. . .-. ....i.:v..-..;y. ,..-. .-.r..,,' The securing of future educational entertainments and lectures ' depends upon tha interest shown by Gresham people. An innovation la : the marketing of Qresnam vegetable ts the snipping Of a carload of cabbage on speculation to Walla Walla and Seattle. J. X Rob ertson, Alfred Allen and BL R. Wright reused we eanoage ana ine puranaser, J, CardwelL had it crated on the car At the O. W. P. depot." .-,;y p - - The OreshAm firemen entertained few friends at a atag oyster feast In Grange hall Saturday night The establishment Of a : Xuvenlle Orange was proposed by prinoipal J, k. Stubba ? at last Saturday's - asssloa of Orssham Orange. W. B. Parsons read a paper on the origin of Thanksgiving, a violia solo waa alven by John Field. house and vocal solos war given by Mrs. Kan TBompson ana nsv. jietvuie T. - Wire, H. W. Baashsil, master of Pleasant valley orange- spoke briefly. ' Before dinner, the following new members- were Initiated: Mrs. R. H. Todd, Mr. and Mrs, Toung, Mr, and Mrs. O. W. 8taplaton, Will Heseel and .Rev. Melville -T. Wlre. ! Testerday afternoon, at the parson age, the Women's Home . Missionary society of Oresham Methodist ehureh discussed American Indian - missions. under ths leadership of Mrs. A. Hovel. liunchaoa waa asrvad by Mrs. a A. Eastman; Mrs, Jamea Sterling and Mrs. A. oowsstt. .a-'t;, ...:-r--''-s. Walter Buroa and John Brown, ae companied by a mining expert, left res. terday morning for Grants Pass where each will spend several weeks in con nection with mining intseerts. Miss Miriam Brown, of Division and Msln streets, left Saturday for a two weeks' visit with relatives and friends 1 Walla Walla Earnest Thompson left Friday for a visit of ten days la tho Dalles, . W. E. Radoliff returned recently after 1 several week at Shlppsrd's Hot Springs, Wash. ' s - - Dr. IL XL Ott returned Tuesdav morn ing rrom a oner visit in The oaues, now Old Is She? Beautiful Hair Koops ' Woman Young in Appearance Even When no to via in xoars. f Mrs. Pettevg WaUmt tint Olvea Vni- ersauy wooa SMsnttg Always, Xf o' WeiMag ott Xastaatly. Anv beautiful, natural chads At hivtwn hair from Jighi golden to the darkest hue (even black) may oe easily and in. Stantly obtained by using Mrs. Potter's Walnut Tint Hair Stain. -V---. - Do not suffer the humiliation of gray, streaked or faded hair. Nearly every one uses a s tain now-a-daye to keep how-a-davs to vourtar and att tractive In appearance. Used once it retires only a few mo ments onoe a montn t Keep i me hair beautiful.-'' ."'v;,",;-.,,.:,! van not war-or rue orr ana can not i neteetea. no iroume to u aa and Tin experience whatever required. . Pull dl. rectiona furnished witn- every.-aaekaore. Follow them and you van't go wrong. Any druggist will eupply you If you lust ineiei upon ine genuine Mrs. fo ier'e Walnut Tint Hair Stain A. dollar pacKave sneuid lost you a year, - Send the coupon and Is cents If yon Wish a trial package flmt--e dealers can Only supply r you with the regular dollar aise. : '; ', .,- -r.' .., Mm Potters Kygtealo Supply Co, ' c , . 9040 Orotoa 81dg Cincinnati, Ohio Please send me in plain wrafpef ?our trial packs of Walnut Tint lair Stain for which I enolose 23 Name ............. Address' ........ a ....... Town ......... i....State.-r....... . lie SCHEDULE THE GRESHAi Ml mm WbUkars, the Collie Wrinkles, th bloodhound la developing Into low ; down thief and loafer. v-.V'S--.(.i-. Slata, the Greyhound What can you expect when he's always follow ing in the footsteps of crimiaaJf t ' TO AHORNEY GENERAL Gets. No' Satisfaction From District Attorney Tongue5' " ' in Seeking Suit - . ' '. (Salesi bureau ef The learaall Salem, Or., Nov, 11. After months of effort , to get District Attorney s. - m Tongue of Hlllsboro. whose district be fore tha county attorney law went into effeot Included, Clatsop county, to bring a maodaauimvauit against the Sorenson liCgglng company In the interest of ths rights of Em 11 K. Mattson, the railroad commission has given up the task and today called uppn the attorney general to tilii action In the matter. ' ; The Sorenson tagging company built a logging railroad In Clatsop county, In condemnation : proceedings, brought to force a right of way. through Mattson's property, ths company was successful on the representation that the railroad was a common carrier. After the road was bulH Mattson applied for freight service, which the company denied, tak ing the ground SOW that it is purely a logging road and not a common carrier. Mattson took the matter up with the railroad commission, wntoa held a hear ing June 19 and latef decided that the question was one for judicial determina tion, and referred tba ease to Dlstrlot Attorney Tongue. On July 18 the commission forwarded all the papers in the ease to Tongue and requested him to bring mandamus pro ceedlngs against the oompaay. The commission received no reply. . Oa Aug ust IS the commission addressed an other letter to Tongue and aaksd him to acknowledge tba receipt of the first letter. Still there was no response, the letters apparently being Ignored. The commission waited until Septem ber t, when a registered letter was sent to Tongue again requesting aim to ac knowledge receipt of the first letter. This brought a reply two days later, la his lstter Tongue declared he bad an awered all tha commission's letters, at least ho said he was sure he bad dic tated and signed them and they muet have been mailed. He said , the case had been referred to hla deputy, L. X Trace y, at Astoria. .tV- . Aa nothlna- more was heard about the matter, on September tl the commis sion wrote to Mr. Tracer, who replied thai he had received the papers ; and would file the suit. - Og November Mr, Mattson wrote to the commission asking what further step eould be taken to get action. He said Traoey had done nothing. . He said Tracey told him ha didn't know how to draw us papers for a mandamus suit and that he was waiting for Tongue to nanaie tne matter.': -v , , This was too muoh for the commis sion. After spending about four months endeavoring to get a suit started, the commission concluded it was no use. and so put the matter up to the attor ney general, vwm : .r- -v '" Chehalis Operators Find En joyment and Profitable In - 8tructlon in Sessions, ; 'ft: ; (gpeltl to The Joarml.I Chehalis, Wash.. Kov. 11. A - large number attended the farmers' extension school in Chehalis yesterday. The day was devoted largely to dairying and al lied subjects, and at noon tho Pacific Coast Milk Condensing company was host to the 118' fsrmr.s and their fami lies who were preeont. At Workman hall every available seat was taken, . In the assembly "room of the Chehalis free publio library Miss Sutherland, who Is in charge of the borne economics lec tures, bad a large audience of women. The sessions will continue durlna the remainder of the week, and at noon Sat urday the" three banks of Chehalla will serve a luncheon for the farmers and others Jn .atteadaiioa; ! Mf f -.'ft- One of the features of the afternoon meeting was the address by Professor Tormey on "Rural Development" He pointed out that to make-farm life at tractive and of Interest to ths boys and girls, there must bs more than the work end of It, and that there must be amuse ment and nelghborliness mixed with the harder' part . w k-,; At 1 o'clock the hovr hand from th Washington State Training school here. gave a delightful concert at' the City uan para. " - . : - ---h one of the speakers at this morning's session was P i. Kenser, general super intendent ror tne -Pecino coast Con denned Milk company, His remarks were directed along the general line of the mutual Interest whioh ths company and tno Termers have in tneir work. "Breedih Uo the Dairv Herd" waa t subject' of a talk by H. L. Blanohard. Mr. Blanchard told the dairymen present that they could well afford, some 10 or SO of them, to ae In together and nay as much as 18000 for a high bred sire of the moat valuable kind, of Whatever breed they might select. w, W. A. Linklater of FuyalluO exoerl ment station, talked interestingly on the suojeot or -e rincinies or fteains." Mrs. H. p. Whit taker,, the, poultry expert, talked again at the afternoon session. At the assembly room in the nubile library, Miss Sutherland began her eeries or .lectures today on home eco nomics, 'ii i i - Wnn County Committee, , ', Albany. Or.. Nov. 18. C. It. StoWart, H. Russell and K G Roberts will represent Linn county- in the organisa tion formed by eight Willamette valley counties to arrange for advertising the valley aa a district at tha Panama ex COfilMISSlON APPEALS MUCH INTEREST IM FARMERS INSTITUTE position at San Francisco in 19i5. Winks Pretty allck article, Jlmeon la. i. Jlnka-Kow goT r -- .'. , ' Winks When bla ! landlord called round with a dlsposses notice ho bor rowed f 10 of him to move withl RAILROADS TAKE: BIG t TOLL OF HUMAN LIFE 1 . (r ' )' f i , , " ' . , S M , , ' Accidents Reported for Eleven Months' Were-Ail on Prin- , . ' ; ' . cipal Roads,1 v -'' "" 1 1.. i j. j ' .l'y'''..'S-: ''- Boreas ef TS Jerl. Salem, Or Nov. II The toll of life incident to railroad operation in Ore gon contlnuea large in aplte ef - the "safety first" movement among railroad employes and efforts to protect the pub lic Reports received by the state rail road commission for the 11 months end ing Kovember 1 show that en nine of the principal railroads in the state 74 persons were kilted and 421 were In jured more or less seriously. ' These reports show that on the O.-W. R. & N., 18 persons were killed and 19 injured during this period of time. On the Southern Pacific li were killed and lit were Injured. - On the 8. P. 4 8., fiv Were killed and II Were Injured. On the Portland Railway, Light & Power company, 11 were killed and 11 injured. Oa the United Railways, four Were killed and It injured. Oa the Oregon Electric, five were killed and SO injured. None were killed en tha Portland, Eugene & Eastern, but (I were injured, end ft were injured, on the JPaelllo Hallway ft Navigation company read. On the Oregon . short Uns, three were killed and seven injured. . , . , On 10 of the smaller roads; aggregat ing 111 miles ot road In operation, net o Single accident was reported. These were the Central Railroad of Oregon, the Great Southern , railroad, tha Great Northern, whioh baa only 10 miles of line in this atatei Mount Hood railroad, Nevada-CaUforaia-Oragon, Pacific r ft Xastarn, Rogue River Valley, Willam ette Valley Coast railway, Portland 4 Southwestern, caatakanto 4b Nehalem. SCHOOL LUNCHES TO BB SERVED AT MONTAVILLA MoatavlUa, MoV. X liMXJt establish. ment of aohool lunches in Montaviila school this mohth was definitely de cided npon at tha meeting of Monta viila Parent-Teacher association Tues day. A committee to arrange for the installation of the lunohes was named as follows: Mrs. Charles Moulton, Chairman) Mrs. J. D. Sulllvaft, Mrs. A Bonham. Mrs. . H. - N. Sherwood . and Miss Hammond, ft , teaebsr In Monta wuift oeaooi. - Some members of the committee vis ited Arleta school during the serving of lunches there before the Montaviila meeting, and further cooperation With Arleta will be sought. ' ' . Mrs. Myers, president of tho Par ent-Teacher associations of the city, spoke in regard to school lunohes. - A violin sola by Mrs. Grows and solos by Weldon Grows and Mrs. Anderson com pleted the program. The netting was weu attended. -i .t ' , Society leader Loses Jewels. Los Angeles. CaL, Nov. 11 Tne nurse of Mrs. Hanoock Banning, society leader, containing jewels worth lltoo, was stolen from her sutomohiia. . -, , Prc$cr!pUdn That Soon Knocks Rheumatism The only logical treatment for rheuma tism is through tho bloodr The poisons that settle in muscles. Joints and back, causing severe pain, must ba dissolved end expelled from the system or there can be no relief. Thle nraarrlnttnn from a noted doctor is said to be working wonders all over the oeuntry. ; Hun dreds of the worst caaea were cured by It here last winter. "From' your druggist get one ounce -of Torie com pound ln original sealed package) and one-ounce syrup- f-sarsapariii com pound, Take these two ingredients borne ana put inem into a nsir pint or gooa whlakey. Shake the bottle and take a teaapoenful before eaoh meal and at bed time." Result come the first day.. If your drue-riat does not have Toria com pound in etook he will set It in ft-few nvurs iront nis wnojesaie oouse. - uoi i be influenaed to take some -eaten t medl. cine Instead of this. Insist on having ine genuine worts compound in tne orig inal,; one-ounoe. sealed, yellow package. Published by tne Globe Pharmaceutical laboratories of Chicago.; r ' Stop Foot Torture::. Coras, Oalleaaes,' Bnntoaa, Prcet-btess Aeniag aad Sweaty Feet. A spoonful ef CALOCIDJB la wavsa feee-batti gives tsv etaat relief. If ased freqneatly briage peraaaaeat eture. Get ft a Be boa at any drag store - nn n rm unr Mil RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT ' The ORRINB treatment for the Di-Ink Habit can be used with absolute confi dence,' It destroys all desire for whis key, beer or Other alcohollo stimulants. Thousands have successfully used it and have been restored to lives ef sobriety and usefulness., can be given secretly. Coaes only 11.00 per box. If you fall to get results-from OURINE after a trial, your money will be refunded. for free booklet telling all about Ora.T.w; ' Brink's Pharmacy, 13th and "Washing ton sts, Woodnra, Clarice & Ci. ft Algernon I have me moocrua oa all ma cigarettes. . JimX havo mf thomb. prist oa V tolas. LIBRARY STATION HAS BEEN RE-ESTABLISHED .:'. . : .... ' Columbia Heights, Or.,' Nov. 11. A library atatlon has again been estab lished here at the home of Miss Annie Benfleld. who is in charge. - Only two women voted In precinct 171 ' at the recent election. ' - ' A social, followed by danolng, was hsld In Grange hall Saturday night, and was well attended. The program con-, slated of , musical numbers by Miss Johnson, a violin solo by Professor Zllm and comical Impersonations by post master Dodson of Corbstt : The Columbia Ladles Aid society will conduct aii all day basaar December IS, to Inerease the fund for a church to be built on ground given by Mr. and, Mrs. J. Pounder: In the evening a social program will be given. , - Most men would be only too glad to be considered land poor. ' -' - , RheumaticiB . Relieved in 48 Hours or, Money Refunded Money refunded If ft dollar bottle of. "Smith's Potatstant Oomponnd' fails to i relieve you of Rheumatism. Govt, Lum bago or Sciatica in 4! hours, it stops the pain, removes the cause and when this Is done, have no fear of rheumatie deformities. PuU also bottles sent di rect, prepaid, by John A. Smith, S03 K. Water St, Milwaukee, Wia In case you cannot call at druggists' named below. "Smith's potassium compound is gnu. anteeo Se be free freaa Xerphlas and other Varootdcs, and many stubborn cases have been cured, by a . single, one dollar bottle, : Sold in Portland at Owl Drug Co. GOOD SAGE TEA . LIFELESS, QLff ITJO -j":v"t;.'i'.'V'.'i';''.'.1": . , , , ..-.'.it;. '.. ''.-.'?V.f '.t hook young I Common garden Cast sad Sulphur darkens go agturaliy , Grandmother kept her hair beautifully darkened, glossy and abundant with a brsw of Saga Tea and Sulphur, "When ever her. hair fell out or took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mlsture was applied with won derful effect. . By asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy," yon will get ft large bot tle of this old time recipe, ready to use, for about SO cents. . This simple mix ture can ba depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair and la splendid for dandruff, dry, Itchy scalp and failing hair. - A wall-known down town druggist says everybody uses -Wyeth's Sage and Sul phur, because it darkens se naturally ' and evenly that nobody aaa tell it haa been, applied it's so easy to use, too. You simply dampen a coma or soft brush and draw tt through your hair, taking no atrand at a,tlme. 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