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MARITAL FRANKNESS.
ACCOUWi tO FOR.
THEY USUALLY DON'T-
POISON.
HIS HXTEHPHETATION.
THE i ORECOTJ , DAILY JOURNAL, f PORTLAND, .TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18. .1913.
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Monday's Delayed
Resume of World Happenings Received From '8 o'clock Yesterday
JfY--. Afternoon Until 8 'ClockThi Morning. . . ; ,
, .. -. V , Executive. .;' -'
White -house police arrested- a man
seen" prowling-about in the shrubbery
-Jiear the White House. He rave his
namo as Clyde Withers of Washington,
V. C, but could. give no reason fop In
truding on the grounds. .
. Representative Bryan of Washington
introduced resolutions in the house ask-ing-tiie
postmaster general for MS rea
sons for removinfr, at Port Orchard,
Wash., Miss Ethel Johnson, postmis
tress, who lost her place soon after get.
tins: married, r-v .c.;-v -
Plans for making the -flsrht on the
militia pay bill are being made. The
contest will bo waged, in the next ses
sion of congrees:
". The-federal supreme court-tooK a re
cess until December t. Opinions will
be prepared In ponding cases in the
. meantime.
It Is announced that John Baseett
Moore Will hot resign -as counsellor for
the state department March 1.? He de
nied there is any friction between himself-
and pryan.- Moore was -close -to
the Mexican situation, under Taft's rule,
and he has advised Wilson on the same
subject .... vi'
Foreign.
Corn has been Imported from .Ireland
to Canada, as result of shortage of the
American crop caused by recent drought
in the middle "west. It is declared to be
cheaper to brjng the com from Ireland
than to bring it from Chicago.
King Ooorgo of ICngland received in
' audience James Bryce. former ambassa
dor to the United States. The relin
quishment by Mr. Bryce of his post at
Washington was discussed.
Chinese have closed their stores in
Panama in resentment, It Is said, of the
republic's plan to have all Chinese reg
ister again at an lnereased fee.
Pacific Coast.
' Deputy County Recorder McKlnney of
Ban Bernardino, Csl. who sustained a
" dislocated knee ix years ago, and whoso
condition surgeon's had been unable to re
lieve, cured himself by falling out of a
' tree. V K
. Friends of Dr. J. Whitoomb Brougher,
pastor of the Temple Baptist church of
lx)s Angeles, hear that he may be called
to take the pastorate of tbe famous Cal
vary Baptist church of flew York, The
' place paya 110,000 a year. Dr. Brougher
' was formerly pastor of the White Tem
ple here.
j,- fining to obey the ordinance
requiring them to remain 10 feet behind
street cars letting off passengers, 78
automobllists paid fines of $10 each in
- court at Los Angeles. -
Los Angeles, Cal has the first Chi
neso policeman of the United States.
Lung Yip, membor of a Chinese business
firm, waa.made special officer.
Following a financially unsuccessful
season at grand opera the Tlvoll the
atre, 8an Franclsoo, will open as a
moving picture house.
' Policeman Shlvely shot and' killed
James Waters, aged 35, a street
preacher, who had struck the officer and
. threatened to ehoot him, at Seattle.
. .. It ts feared that Steffansson and his
party of Arctic explorers who were last
neard from off Flaxman island, August
14, have been lost. A search is being
maae ror tnem.
The attorney general ef the state ef
Washington declares in. an opinion that
school dancing there ia legal. Dancing
in me scnoois naa oeen roroiaden for
' 12 years. ' ' .- , '
(teegpn. .
Governor -West ha$ sent Captain
Harry Met calf of Cottage Grove to in
vestlgate the- recent deportations Of I.
W. W.'a at that place. The governor
declares ha will stop all. deportations in
the future. 1 .
Chief of Police Smith of Heppner was
indicted, "bn a charge, of. permitting
. gambling in the city. He declares he
v.wlll not resign. 'j
Verbey EmrlckT son of "Mr.: and Mrs
t Warren Kmrlck of Portland, attempted
; to kill himself 'Witina revolver because
his parents would not consent U his
oultttng school to -go to work. He in
flicted a slight wound on the aide of the
..head.- ... ' , : '. ..:
- Judge Catena and the executive com
, mlttee of the Juvenile court have re-
, quested the county commissioners of
Breaks a Cold in a Dav
And Cures Any Cough That Is 6ur
aois.- irotea juocios's x ormuxa.
' "Front' your druggist' get two ounces
of Glycerine and half an ounce of Globe
Pine Compound (Concentrated Pina).
Take these 'two ingredients home and
put them Into a half pint of good whls-
key. Take ene to two teaspoonf uls after
each rneal and at. bedtime, Smaller
doses vto children according to age."
There are many cheaper preparations
but it don't pay to experiment with rt
bad cold. Bo sure to, get only the
genuine Globe Pine Compound (Concen
trated Pine). Kach half ounce bottle
pomes in a sealed tin screw-top case.
- - It your druggist does not have it In
stock he will get it quickly from, his
wholesale "housa. This has been pub
lished here every winter for jilx years
and - thousands of families know its
value.
Tot Indigestion Mix one ounce Cat-
- anair compound; two ounces Jd.ssencp
i. of Pepsin:, three ounces flyruD of ainai'.
- lake one to . two teaepoonfuis , after
'Alr"-. n's.is saia to have no equal-
druggist has It or will get 1t, Published
uy ise uwo .iarmaceutioai Labora
' ' torle of Chicago.".-' . . . f- :i ., .
-ADIrrS! ask real
ANTIKO MIXTURE NO. 6.
- It l -f na iire wo. ,
uubl atrauatb S. for ! -
guaotKMl ty tbe Ilelfoad
Qo., 22 UorrlWMi atrrt.
, Ad aline Oh, the neighbors won't
even apeak to or . notice us on the
street any mora "
LeslieWell, we didn't -' have an,
nmy in the world till you took sing
ing; lessons. " ' -
News Briefly Told
Multnomah to appropriate 17600 for the
erection of cottage homea for the Fraxer
detention home. . . ;
.-. The'clty budget commlttee of Port
land has fixed the 1914 tax levy at 7.7
mills, on a valuation of 30,000,000. The
levy In expected to produce J2.751.000..
Clara A, Campbell has filed a suit for
thg anullment of the divorce granted hdr
husband, Victor E, three years ago, on
the ground that the decree was obtained
by a fraud on the court. . " -
John Cosgrove. for the' past 15 years
connected with the Port of Portland
dredges, died at his home in Portland .
Lovers of Tolstoy, the Russian writer,
will honor- the memory of the late au
thor, at a public meeting to be held
Thursday evening at the public library.
Dr. "A. C. Panton was married to Mrs.
Florence M. Carlock, at Trinity Place
apartments, Portland, Saturday night.
Rev. X. L. Eliot officiating. Following
a honeymoon in the east, the couple will
be at home at 70S, Davis street.
"(jkle has increased the tuition in the
Wtfatific school $30 a year.
.Three hundred members of the Rock
Island Women's club, marched on the
mayor and commissioners of Rock Is
land, and demanded that, the report a of
the city be closed, and the undesirables
driven out..
- Mrs. Percy C. Hatrghton, wife of the
football coach of Harvard university,
receives $380,000 from the estate of her
first husband, the late Rev. Dr. Richard
L. HowcH. Dr. Howell was ono of the
richest clergymen itr the United' States,
lie died in 1910.
The'Illlnois Central railroad may use
automobile sirens on its locomotives In
Chicago Instead of whistles, if a plan
of the aldermanlc antl-nolss committee
carries.
Dr; Joseph A. Blake, an eminent sur
geon Of New Vork, filed a denial-of the
charges of bis wife that he is guilty of
desertion and non-support.
The Falrhaven Women's Political un
ion has sent a letter to President Wil
son to use his Influence to prevent the
hanging of Mrs. Jessie Wakefield for
the murder of her husband. Requests
have also been made to Governor Bald
win.
Charles A. Peabody of New York and
John G. Shedd of Chicago were elected
to '.he vacancies on the board of direc
tors of the Baltimore & Ohio road, to
succeed John P. Green and Joslah Wood
who represented the Interests of tbe
Pennsylvania road. An effort Is being
made to compromise the damage suits
against the Bayless Pulp & Paper com
pany at Rochester. N. Y., defendants in
claims resulting from the big dam dis
aster of two years ago.
William Jenkins, aged-eS, head of a
large real estate and insurance company
at Eureka Springs, Ark., committed sui
cide bv hanging-. He was a Sunday
school teacher, and had been accused of
forgery to the extent of iis.ooo.
A request has been made by the peace
committee for the celebration of the one
hundredth anniversary of peace among
F.iiEllsh sDeaklne people, for the Eng
Hah government to recotiBldcr Its de
clslon not to be represented at the Pan
ama-Pacific" fair at San Francisco.
; Frank P, Glass, editor of the Birming
ham News, and president of the Mont
aomery Advertiser, was s appointed
TTnifoii States senator by Governor
O'Neal, to succeed the late Senator Jo-
aephryrjahn-aton.----'-
WHERE TO BUILDUEPOT
QUESTION AT TILLAMOOK
.im nurAan of Tbe Journal. i
" Salem, Or., Nov. 18. With one section
of . the town of Wheeler, on Tillamook
bay, clamoring for the Pacific Railway
& Navigation company to duiiq us pro
posed 17000 depot snug up to it and the
other .section, aoout nan a mm away,
demanding that the new depot be lo
cated in Its midst, the railroad officials
are In auoh a quandary that they have
appealed to the railroad commission to
settle the matter.
A third feature, which has a sig
nificant bearing on the situation, is that
the Wheeler Lumber company has do
nated to the railroad company a tract
of ground about Jialf way between the
warring districts of the town for depot
purposes. The railroad company, wants
to build on- that site. It appears there
are no houses in the half mile space
between the two parts of the town
PULM0T0R SAVES LIFE
OF MAN NEAR DROWNED
Marshfield, Or,, , Tov. 18 Benjamin
Davis a young man, -who was upset In
mid-bay . Sunday, together with two
other Marshfield boys, was saved by the
use of m pulmotor, The boys were
hunting In a small saow and choppy
waves swamped their craft a half mile
from land, t
A small launch belonging to Mrs. Al
bert Hansen came xrom Kentuck inlet
and rescued the-7 struggling hunter.
Davis was entirely exhausted.
.. :' New; Club at Herraiston.
Hsrmiston, Or.," Nov. 18.- Project set
tiers and other newcomers were , wel
comed at a meeting of parents ; and
teachers In the assembly room at the
high school." . Four of the students de
bated on e subject of free text books,
and .mualo.. was furnished by. the .grade
classes. ??.". ;.t .-, ;
At the meeting presided t by Super
intendents B. TiYonel, a- parents' and
teachers', circle; library .-.was, organised.
with Mrs. J. T. Hlnkle, president, and
Miss Buelah Reed, secretary. , B.'; T,
Yonel. Mrs, C. S. .McNought and Mrs. .F.
A. Phelps were appointed a Program
committee Avi'-i'VA i ..
De Quote lou Know leopard
J annot change Its spots, (v.i.itjrtf'
, McFaot But I never saw a leopard
Jt)M vo'amad to worry about it. .
PROGRESS THIS YEAR
Attendance: Is increased ; and
Social Activities Numerous;
Women to Hold Meeting.
. Gresham, Or.,' Nov, 18. Gresham high
school and. grammar school have a total
enrollment tf 249, of whom 235 are now
In attendance. Of these, the average
dally attendance during October . was
229, or over 97 per cent. The high
school pupils number 72.
Miss Edna Kennedy, a graduate of
Chlco (Cal.) Normal school, was re
cently secured as an additional grade
teacher.
Kirk Thompson has been elected man
ager, of basketball.
Last Tuesday Dr. Karah Whiteside de
livered a hygiene lecture before the girls
of tho high Bchool.
Not a single case of contagious dis
ease has appeared In Greshnm school
this year. Miss Katharine Kelly, in
spector of rural schools for the State
Board of Health, inspected the school
last Monday and ' pronounced conditions
satisfactory."
An orchestra for boys end girls has
been formed In the high school,' under
the direction of Mrs. Ceovert
The Gresham Male quartet, consisting
of B. Lindsay, Guy Jones, Jackson Jones
and Ed Rusher, will bo one of the mu
sical features at the entertainment be
ing arranged by the Parent-Teachers'
association to lie given December 12 in
the library. The .liteiary program will
have to do with matters concerning the
ncliool. The committee urratiglng the
program consists of Mrs. Myers, clialr-
inan; Mian Hope Anderson, Miss Jcseie
Voting, Mrs. II. L. Bt. Clair, H. M. Davis.
and Bert Lindsay. The officers of the
Parent-Teachers a.saoclatlon arc: Prea
ident, Principal J. 15. Stubhs; treasurer,
Mies Hope Anderson; secretary, Mrs.
Myers.
The Gresham Council of Women Vot
ers will hold an Important business
meeting tonight at the library. A large
attendance is earnestly desired.
Rev. F. H. Freund of Zlon Evangelical
church, who spoke Sunday evening at
a Sunday school convention In Bethany,
will visit northern Idaho and eastern
Washington congregations this week.
Sunday at the Baptist church Mrs.
Knacaoa, a missionary from Japan, de
livered an address in Japanese In the
afternoon and an address on "Japan" in
Knglish In the evening,
H. E. Davis, master of the. Gresham
Grange, was tendered a surprise party
by members Thursday night After
games had .been played and a musical
program enjoyed, refreshments . were
served.
A shooting match, opea.to all comers,
for turkeys, ducks, geese and chickens,
will bo held in Gresham November 28.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
bazaar for the sale of Christmas gifts
December 6.
Tuesday, November 25, Mrs. Stark, a
deaconess of the - Portland Industrial
home, will address a public thank of
fering meeting of tiie Women's . Home
Missionary society.
-Twenty-five members attended
Wednesday's meeting at the parsonage.
Mrs. Sterling and Mrs. Dowsett served
unchcon.
DEAF MUTE KILLED
BY. OREGON ELECTRIC
Saleiif, Or., Nov. 18. While running
to a store a few blocks away for some
candy, Earl Lucy, a deaf mute, attending
the state school for -the deaf, was struck
yesterday attorpoon by an Oregon ""Elec
tric train 'and killed. The boy, who
was about IB' years old, had obtained
permission to go to the store during an
Intermission of school, but Instead of
going around by the walk, he attempted
a Short cut along the railroad track,
and evidently did not see the train com
ing. The boy's mother moved recently
rrom i&ranui county to ( uastierock,
wasn.
Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot.
Troutdale, Or., Nov. 18. On Novenj
per 25 a shooting match for turkeys,
chickens, ducks and geese will be held
here, The event will be open to . all
comers.
SOME DONTS
For Stomach and Liver
Sufferers
Don't take ; Medicine fr Stomich all
meats morning, noon tod lght, ai usually ucb
digest tb
tbut bappvn to be la tbe
qiouroi'D. , . - ;,,
; Doa't permit turglcal operation. There ia
always iorloua danm-r in opertyinnir and in
many cuaea or. iomncn, i.iver waa Intestinal
Ailments tbe knife can be avoided If the rlatit
remedy taken io yoje. . ;. .--
Don't o around with a foul amalllng breath
eaeaed by diaordered (Slomaih -and Um, tn
the aiicomfort ;,ot those you come In contact
wun, .,... ),i Kfl,, i t::',"!:f ' '. "'
If . res are s Stomacb ftiffwer. don't tbbik
fan cannot bo . helped; probably- wore caaea
tutu yoiira Bate oewn restored by Jluyr a Vvon
derfnl gtouiacb KBieedy;
Moat atoiaacb ailment are malolv caused be
I catarrhal condition. Marr'e WonUerfnl Stom
ach Ritmedr not only removes tbe catarrhal uni-
ooua. but matt the eurontc Inflauimntlun and
aalata in rooderinc the entire aluncntarr and
lnteatlnol -tract antiseptic, and tbts la the se
cret of its marvelous success
Don't suffer coustaut pain and acon'r and
allow your stomarb allznenta to pbysfcaily uu.
dermiue your health. N mutter bow acvere
7uur wisy uvr wr www iuhs you nsva ur.
fered one .'dose of Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach
Itemed?- should pout! oca eou that ton mb ,4m
restored to health agaio. Wayr'a Wonderful
gto.uatk Remedy baa been taken and la highly
recuinioojided by -Members of Congress, Juytiree
of the Supreme Court, - Kducatora, Lawyera,
Metcbanta, Ilankera, -Io;tora, Druggists, Nurses,
Manufat-turera, I'rlests, Minlstera, farmers and
people In all walks of life. ' V , .
rwna ir hrbj tsiusoio nooKict on stomaen
Allmeuta to tie. IL. Mntr. 154-ins Whlttur at..
t'ht-ngo, in. For aa In Portland by the Owl
llrug C'e., , Broadway -and. Washington ata. r-
: Poetic Hawk Say. paw, I just sea
where magazines pay 80 centa a Una
for poems.
'Hank's Paw Sonny, better1 put a
few more lines t yours before y' send
'em oft
EXAMINATIONS IN 14
Good Garden and Creditable
' Fair Exhibit Will Beiven
Credits.;
(Salem Bureau of The Joni-sel.)
' Salem, Or., Nov. 18 Three- eighth
grade final examinations will be held
during the school year, and State School
Superintendent J. A. Churchill has an
nounced that county superintendents
may select three of the following dates:
January 1S-16, May T-8, June 4-6; or
September 8-4, all In 1914.
Superintendent Churchill " has an
nounced the sources of the questions
that will be asked In the examinations,
Regarding the examinations in agri
culture, he explains that If the appli
cant has a good garden or has done any
creditable work In agriculture, tho
teacher may give 80 per cent for such
work, and the pupil may answer only
seven questions In agriculture. If the
pupil does not make a pksslng grade in
this subject, the county superintendent
may give not more than 25 per cent tor
a creditable exhibit which the applicant
may have made at a district, county or
state fair.
The sources of the questions will he
as follows: AgriwuHure "Agriculture
for Beginners," Stevens, Burkett and
Hill, Arithmetic "Practical Arithme
tic," Smith; or "Complete Arithmetic,"
Watson and White. Civil government
united States Constitution. Geogra
phy "Natural School Geography." Red
way and Hinman; or ."World Geogra
phy." Tarr and McMurry. Grammar
Buehler's "Modern -English Grammar;"
"r Kimball's "Elementary ; English,
Book II." Physiology "Graded Les
sons in Physiology and Hygiene,"
Krohn. Reading The teaeher will send
to the county superintendent the class
standing of the applicant , in reading,
which will be taken hy the superintend
ent as the applicant's grade. Spelling
Reed's "Word Lesnonp" or Hick's
"Champion Spelling Book." Wrltiag
Specimens of penmanship; or a-Palmer
certificate.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY GIVES
OLD FASHIONED SHOW
-Falrvlew, Or., Nov. 18. A unique af
fair given Friday evening at the city hall
by the Women's society of 'the Presby
terian church in the form of an old
fashioned concert at which sweet old
time songs were sung, ending with
"Auld Lang Syne." The entertainment
opened "at candle light." Yodellng and
violin solos were Interspersed with
humorous songs. Solos were rendered
by Mrs. O. J. Brown, of Rockwood, and
Mrs. B. M. Spears. The Gresham. quar.
tet, B. Lindsay, Jackson Jones, Ed
Rusher and Guy Jones, gave several
selections. ; I
W. C. T. IT. to Hold Public Meetln.
Pleasant Home, Or., Nov. 18. The W.
C. T. U. will hold a publio meeting Fri-
day evening at the church. A lecture will
be given, and a literary program will be
provide.
Famous
SkinSosip
Absolutely free a 25 cent cake of
D. D. D. Skin Soap, with the purchase
of a fun sise Dottle or u. v. D. prescrip
tion for Eczema for 15 years the stsnd
ard skin remedy. Relief guaranteed
from this first bottle or your money
refunded. Dv D- D- skln Soap, purest
ana manaesi or osin ooapa, snouia al
ways be used in connection with D. D.
D. Prescription, the soothing, healing
lotion. We have made fast friends of
more than one family byerecommendlng
these famous products and we want
you . to try them now on the special
offer. This is immediate. You must
bring this ad with you. Come today.
Huntley Drug Cflu - Washington at
Fourth; wood&ra, Clark ft Co.. drug
gists. To Put on Flesh
and Increase Weight
A physician's Advice.
Most thin people eat from four to six
pounds of good solid fat-making food
every day and still do not increase in
weight one ounce, while on the other
hand many of the plump, chunky folks
eat very ugmiy ana Keep gaining sji ta
time. It's all bosh to say that this is
the nature of the Individual It isn't
raiur s wav ai an.
p Thin folks stay thin because their
bowers of assimilation arm defective.
They Just absorb enough of the food
tney eat to maintain lire ana a sem
blance of health and strength. Stuffing
won't help them A dosen meala a day
won't make them-, gain a single "stay
thsre" pound.' All the fat-producing ele
ments of their food Just stay In the in.
testines until they pass from the body
as waste.- What such people rteed is
something that will prepare theser fatty
food elements so that, their blood can
absorb them and deposit them all about
the hody-i-something, too, that" will mulr
tioly their red blood corpuscles and in
crease their blood's earrylng power.
. For such a condftlon fsalways recom
mend eating a Sargol tablet with every
meal. Sargol Is not, aa some believe, a
patented drug, but Is a-scientific com
bination of six of the most effective and
eowerful flesh-building elements known
to chemistry, ; It is absolutely harmless.
?ec wuiiueriuiiy eneciivQ biiu sng;t
ablet, eaten with each meal often has
the effect of Increasing the weight of a
thin man or woman-from three to five
rounds a week. Barsrol . Is, Bold by
Woodward, Clarke Drug Co. . and other
THREE EIGHTH GRADE
'V. '
Free!
a. uii,er i
a POSl-l
ease or-,V
good druggists everywhere on a P
tlve guarantee of , weight Increase
money oaca, :r;y: i;xxc;-1
OffUe Seekcr-H thee Anything tse Hank-And wher dW tha auto bit
In the Job yon speak of besldea-tha jjni?. ; . - ,
alary? - w ' ' ,'Vi;;;'',''"'fc'l'1lV...'Eata--'Blghtin'Yront of the Masoute
Political I Boss-There's a little work x j behind the ,
on the side! , r
Office Seeker Ab! 1 knew thera l,
was soma atrlng to itt . -i. ' ' . " , ,
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CITY OF HOULTON IS
L
St. Helens 'Hereafter Will In
clude Sister Town by Mu
tual Consent.
St. Helena, Dr., Nov. 18. There Is no
city of lloulton. As a reul of Bstur
dny'B election, at which taxpayers voted
on the proposition of consolidating-' St.
Helens and lloulton. both communities
voted strongly In favor of .the move,
and both communities fittingly cele
brated. the occasion Saturday night.
In St. Helens tho vote was 150 to 54
tain Houltou the vote was 86 to ia. Both
communities are expected to gain, ma
terial advantages as a result ef con
solidation. The combined towns ' will
be known as St. Helens.
The change will put St. Helens on
the railroad map and will give Houltton
a good high school.
Increased prosperity Is expected.
LABOR CONVENTION
ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS
Seattle, Wash.. Nov. 18. The follow
ing- resolutions have been sdoptcd by
tno American federation of Labor con.
ventlem
That the federal Industrial relations
commiiMsion investigate conditions on
the Pennsylvania railroad, which arc
ssid to bo the worst in the country.:
That the contract syBtem of carrying
malls in large cities be abolished, and
that the Federation support the striking
drivers and cljauffeurs employed under
mail carryling contracts.
A resolution condemning the ferry
monopolyat Mare island.
A resolution calling iipon the govern-
SMALLPOX AND DIPHTHERIA
There is less dreud of these diseases
now than formerly, because everybody
knows they can be prevented, ono bv
vaccination, the other with antitoxin.
You can keep from having colds, grippe,
Jaronchltis, pneumonia, catarrh, typhoid
fever, rheumatism and other dangerous
cold-weather ailments, if you put your
system In a proper healthy condition to
resist disease.
Kexall Olive OH Emulsion helps the
body produce substances which prevent
the growth of disease germs in thu
blood, thus putting the system Into a
healthy condition to resist disease. It
will help you get well and strong if you
fiSjjje any of the above diseases, or othe
diseases. ,tIt Is very good for children
Just at 'this seasoa'of tbe year to make
them healthy and strong. to successfully
resist cold weather ailments,
There's direct benefit to you in every
Ingredient In Ilex all Olive Oil Emulsion
The four Hypopbosphites it contains are
used by leading physicians everywhere
In debility, weakness and liability to
disease, to strengthen the nerves. Pur
est Olive Oil, one of the most nutritious,
most easily digested foods known, bc.lni;
taken with the bypophosphltes, gives
rich tissue nourishment through the
blood to tbe entire system.
You who are weak and run down, and
you who are apparently well now, but
are liable to suffer from various cold
weather ailments, use Rexall Olive Oil
Emulsion to get and keep well and
strong. For the tired-out, run-down,
nervous, emaciated or debilitated the
convalescing growing children aged
people it is a sensible sld to renewed
atrengtn, better spirits, glowing health.
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion king of
the celebrated Rexall KemedWs is for
freedom from sickness of you and
your family. Pleasant tasting, contain
ing no alcohol or dangerous drugs. you!l
be as enthusiastic about it as we are
when you have noted its strengthening,
invigorating, bulldirrg-up, ' digease-pre
venting effects. If it does not help
you, your money will be given back to
you without argument. Sold In this
community only at our store The Bex
all Store one of more than 7000 leading
arug stores in tne t intea .states, Can
ada and Great Britain. The Owl Drug
Co. Stores In Portland. Seattle, Spokane,
Han Kfanclsco, Oakland, Sacramento,
Los Angeles and San Die go.
tl. I K!
Chronic and Nervosa Dla.
easea readily suecumb to
mr thorough and exbaua
tlve methods of treat
ment when tboy are
carefully and eousiatentlr
followed. Mistakes are at
a tuluimum, - beeaoM I
bare treated eueceeaful.
ljr tbousaud of atees x
actty like your own. It la
an error uot to seek the
advice of a Specialist
wti baa bad yeara of
experience and gives ex.
elusive personal attention
to tbe treatment of such
esaet. 1 am llceuaed to practice in tbe
states of Uresou, Washington, California
and Nevada. My office to thoroughly
equipped with every electrical and mechan
ical detlce necessary for tbe sicleutlfie treat
ment of your ailments. I adiuiuUler the
World's latest remedtea..
. t i, 1 Treat Succeaaftilly v
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fment to exclude from thla country the
products oi convict laoor.
A relndorsement of a government pol
icy to build warships and make all re
pairs of redoral Vefesols in government
navy yards. Favoring higher wages In
navy yards. Favoring legislation insur
ing the safety of. laborers engaged In
loading vessels. Changing postal sav
ings bank laws to permit loan of money
on school bonds to. school trustees di
rect, cutting out brokers commission.
Against the cutting of wages of steve
dores by companies holding coal con
tracts at Mare Island and Han .Diego.
Favoring changes In compensation laws.
Favoring the Saturday half holiday for
government employes.'
Telegrams from the CeHtrhl . Ijabor
Council, the Chamber of Commerce, the
Building Trades BdOnHl, and the mayor
of Dallas, Texas', were read at the con
vention this 'morning, backing up Fort
Worth, Texas, a the convention city
next year. ' y;
DELAYED BLAST KILLS .
-MARQUIS, POWDER MAN
Onmco, Or., Nov. 18. While blasting
stumps on th,e old Brlxey ranch, south
of town, Charles P. Marquis, aged 67,
met Instant death from an explosion
of one of the dyhamlte charges. The
Brbxey place is- owned by Paul
Hcnschke, who had hired Marquis to
dear his land, Marouls being a powder
expert.' A number of charges had been
placed, all golog off but one. Believing
that the fuse - had gone out, Marquis,
Henschko and Elmer Hanley, son of Ira
Hanley, ventured to make an Investiga
tion, when the delayed charge went off.
Marquis' head, neck, one arm and a por-
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR
FLUSH YOUR
Meat Forms Uric Acid, Which
Clogs Kidneys, Irritates Blad
der, or Causes Rheumatism.
When you Wake up with backache and
dull misery In the kidney, region U gen
erally means you have been eating too
much meat, says a well known authority.-
Meat forms uric acid which over
works the kidneys In their effort to
filter It from tbe blood and they become
sort of paralysed and loggy. When your
kidneys get sluggish and clog you must
relieve them, likal you relieve your bow-'
els; removing all the body's urinous
waste, else you have baekaehe, sick
headache, dirzy spells; your stomach
sours, tongue is coated and when the
iroal rJorvo and Bleoil Tonic
EJatSiT.
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'SniasTtifair "- - - r- , Jf,-
Rheumatisms Inflammation of the DIadder or
Enlarged Prostrate Glands Blood Poison, .
: v ,:; Diabetes, Stricture, Cancer " , ' t j:
It is no stimulant. Report from patients prove that its effects are permanent
and lasting. In addition to the above M.I.8.T. No. 2 has cured many cases of
diseases pronounced by physicians and specialist to be Paralysis, Locomotor
Ataxia, Spinal trouble-and apparently incurable diaenses of the nerves.
, M.I.S.T. No. 2 has been on the market for over 35 years and thousands of
sufferers have written Us they havaJbeen cured by its use. It is prescribed by
many physicians. - Itis pleasant to take and absolutely safe.; - It never increases
or diminishes the action of the heart. - If you are Buffering1 from any Chronlo
Plseaso you are urged to write to ui no matter how many doctors or
medicines you have .tried without relief, v -';
That you may Judge the value of M.I.S.T. Wo. 2 for
yoiir8elf,' we wul ton'd you a aamplo FRIE. Write
confidentially to our medical department, giving symptoms.
M.I.S.T. Ko. 2 Qe?o
Address: THE M.I.S.1V CO
1 ,Eben Perry 332 Sherlock
Hourt 9 A. M. to 6 F. M. ' Open
r;-Sy;;k
f Miss Manchaser You know tha old
'adage, "Love laughs at locksmiths" T
Mr.- (Irouehmore Yep. Getting in la
easy enough, but getting out Is no
Joke, . r
tion, of his body were,:, blown r off.
Henschko escaped, with but litlte injury
aside from much dirt being blown Into,
his laco, blinding and stunning him for
a moment only, Flying debris struck'
young Hanley. iu the mouth, knocking
out several tooth ami laoeratlng his tips.
Marquis and his 11-year-old son lived
In tt elmek e.bout---mlle-autlv-of -town, -
Benefit Shower for .Pisgah ; Home
Lents. Nov. 18. The Pisgah Home"
will hold its annual benefit shower to
day. At 2:60 and 7:30 p. m. gospel ser
vices will be conducted under tha aus
pices of the evangelical department of
the Mt. Scott T; li.: ,
Rheumatism
- Relieved in 48 Hours '
or Money Refunded ,
Money refunded if a dollar bottle of
"Smith's Potassium Compound" falls to
relieve you of Rheumatism, Gout, Lum
bago or Sciatica in 48 hours. It stops
the pain, removes the causa' and when
this is done, have no fear of rheumatlo,
deformities. Full size bottles sent dl- .
rect, prepaid, by John A. Smith. (S03 IS.
Water St., Milwaukee, WIS4, In case you ,
cannot call at druggists' named below.
"Smith's Fotsssltun Compound" is guar
anteed to he free from Morphine and
other xrareoties, and many, stubborn
cases have been cured by a single one
dollar bottle. Sold In Portland at Owl
Drug Co. r . , ' .
. 11 . n 1 1 1 :
BACK HITS, :
KIDNEYS WITH SALTS
weather is bad you have rheumatlo
twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of
sediment, channels often get sore, water
scaJds and you ere obliged to seek relief -two
oKthree times during the night.
Either consult a good, reliable physi
cian at once or get from yourc pharma-;
cist about four ounces of Jad Salts; ,
take a tablespoonful In a glass of water
Gefore breakfsst for a few days and
your kidneys will then act f Ine. ? This
famous salts is made from the acid of,
grapes and lemon juice,-combined with,
llthia, and has been used-tor generations
to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys, -also
to neutralize acids, in the urine so'
it no longer irritates, thus ending blad-.
der weakness, - '..-.V.
Jad Baits is a life saver for regular ;
meat eaters. It is Inexpensive, cannot
injure and makes a delightful, ,effr- -vescent
lithla-water drink. (Adr.a
He. 2
Dollar per tax.
v Tc!2d3, C 3
Dldg., Third and Oak.
Sundays, 10 A. M. to 12 11.
fresh.
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