The Oregon daily journal., December 02, 1913, Page 21, Image 21

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2,' 191S
TESTING HIM OUT.
CAUGHT THE HINT.
LOSING out;
SHE'S IT.
4 BARGAIN DAY.
PROUD.
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Mr. Hut g-amors M-m-mf Buret --
Miss 8wetlIf h But how do you
know unless you've been loving lota t
other atrial : ' ' ;
Monday's Delayed
Resume of World Happenings Referred From 8 o'Clock yesterday
Afternoon Until 8 eVClock This Morning.
Oregon!
Business and professional men In
many parts of the state Join In tlievlew
that congress should toss no time In
passing the currency bill. -
The Visiting Nurse association of
Portland appeals for aid In the sale of
260,000 Red Cross seals. It Is hoped
to obtain 12600 by next Saturday, in the
fight against tuberculosis.
High tides and . storms on the coast
have indirectly caused a famine in .the
clams and crabs, as fishermen and dig
gers cannot get out to get the sea food.
The famous "Bonaday" stock farm, on
which many race horses have been
reared, Is to be converted into a dairy
farm, there being more money in milk
business than in the race horse game,,
It la said.
Authority has ' been received from
Washington by Major McIndoe, In
charge of government engineering work
in this section, to Install two 30 inch
auction pumps on the dredge Chinook.
The Ministerial association of Port
land adopted resolutions calling for an
investigation of the police scandal. Rev.
Mr Young opposed the Plan, declaring
that the ministers should leave the
mayor to settle the matter.
There are 1250 persons of school sge
in Ashland, according to census. The
district levy Is 8.7 mills.- There are
three schools and 33 teachers.
The mining properties of Jefferson
Wiley and Jttmes Hall on Myrtle creek,
have been leased by W. 8. Wooley of
California. It Is said that both proper
ties contain evidence of gold.
Wasco has been without water for a
week as reBult of the breaking down
of the water plant. An emergency
pump has been installed.
Charging improper fencing, turkey
growers ijava appealed to the railroad
commission for protection of their birds
who are killed by Southern Paclfio
trains.
- A class of 2t candidates were initi
ated by The Dalles council No. 1598,
Knights of Columbus.
Eastern.
A formal invitation for the negroes
of Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma to
settle in Ashantee, on the north coast
of Guinea, West Afrioa. will be extended
by a chief of the African land.
During the hunting season Just ended,
135 persons were killed in 21 states,
says a Chicago report. In addition 140
persons were Injured.
Governor Glynn of New Tork auc
tioned off the first Red Cross Christ
mas stamp for 200. The sale was held
In the executive chamber, at the capitol
building.
Executive.
Master Edward Huyel. 4-year-old
grand nephew of President Hayes, called
at the White House to shake hands
with President Wilson.
Senator Chamberlain will give a din
ner at the New Willard hotel, at Wash
ington, Tuesday evening. Guests will
Include Secretaries Lane, Houston, Gar
rison ana members of the seante and
house from Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
Montana and Nevada, and Oregon repre
sentatives of commercial interests for
tne harbor congress.
Frank O. Farnham lost his claim for
l,ooo,000 against the government. He
claimed he Invented the wax page book
in which the postoffice department sella
stamps, uovernment denied- the claim
unmet iiinasay or .Portland was
Don't Be Misled If
Yon Have Lung Trouble
It ,AU h,M T.l,n Vu..kl. " - . .
i 1 "" vruuiv, u.i noi ne mil
led b report of recovering of apaclfics to
howr, la a medii-ine Wr throat and lung
trouble which has bejn successfully used in
wie tor yon to lareillgiU Its merit and
"'-J v mbliuj; peneut . to you
Read of this eaae:
888 Seventh Are., New York.
"Gentlemen Five Tears ago ltat Auguat I
was takeq to St. Francis' hoapttal to be treated
for Bronchitis and congested lungs. After sev
eral waakt' treatment t was sdvtwd h the
doctor to go to a convalescent sanitarium, but
could sot be admitted because tho doctor at the
hospital, after a thorough examination, ds-
i'wi my c3q uuuk i rouoie, sua gave me a
certificate to that effect. I showed the cer
tificate to Father Stark, and be advised me to
take Eckman's Alterative. 1 took ths Altera
tive faithfully, as directed, and soon found
myself free from night swests snd fever, and
gradually get better. I have not taken the
Alterative now for two years, snd can truth
fully say I am well. I feel better and am
stronger than before my sickness."
(Affidavit). . MARY KORHAMEB,
(Above abbreviated; more on request.)
Kckmsn's ' Alterative has been proves by
many years' test to be most efficaolous for se
vere Throat and Lung Affections, Bronchitis,
Bronchial Asthma, stubborn Colds and In up
building the system. Contains no narcotics, poisons-
or habit forming drugs, gold by The Owl
Drug Oo. and lfadlng druggtt. Write the
Kckmaa . Laboratory,, Philadelphia, Pa., fur
booklet telling ot recoveries and additional evi
dence. Adv.
Thin People
Can Increase Weight
Thin men and women who would like
to Increase their weight with 10 or 16
pounds of healthy "stay there" fat
should try eating a little Sargol with
their meals for a while and note results.
Here is good test worth trying. First
'weigh yourself and measure yourself.
Then take Sargolone tablet with every
, meal for two weeks. Then weigh and
measure again. It Isn't a question of
how you look or feel; or what your
friends say and think. The scales and
. the tape measure will tell their own
1 story, and most any thin man or woman
can easily add from five to eight pounds
in the first fourteen days by following
this simple direction. And best of alE
the new flesfe stays put,.
Sargol does, not of Itself make fat, but
mixing with your food turns the fats,
sugars and starches of what you have
eaten, into rich, ripe fat producing nour
ishment for the tissues and blood pre
pares it In an easily assimilated form
which the blood can readily accept. All
this nourishment now passes from your
body as waste. But sargol stops the
waste and does-It quickly and. makes
that fat predueing eentanta of the very
' same meals you are eating now develop
pounds and pounds of healthy flesh be-"
.' tween your skin and bones. Sargol la
safe, pleasant, efficient and Inexpensive.
Woodard-CIarke prua Co. and other
)a,ding druggists in Portland and vlcin
v ity sell it in large boxes forty tablet
to a package on a guarantee of weight
Increase or money back. (Adv.)
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Hie Wife I dunno what l a tom to
do
ior turs tms winter.-ne wr "
tallln out o these." ' ;.
Mr. Nlckelplncn Yes,v I noticed it,
so broucht you this bottle, of , hair
(rower. -
News Briefly Told
granted a permit by the agricultural de
partment tor erection of a power plant
on Mill creek, in Douglas county In the
Siuslaw forest reserve.
Paclfio Coast.
Ole Hanson, a Seattle resident and
large property owner, has announced
his candidacy for the United States
senate to succeed Wesley Jones. Hanson
will run on the Progressive ticket
Ilwaco, Wash., has a new water ays
tern that cost 112,000. The plant will
be ready to turn ovtr to tbe town In a
few. days. , i
A report comes from Walla Walla,
Wash., that the O.-W. R. A N. road is
planning to build a cut-off between Star
buck and Dayton to replace the present
line between Starbuck and Bolles Junc
tion. Harry T. Greenup, assistant postmas
ter at Bremerton, Wash., was robbed of
$800 by a -lone highwayman. The rob
ber overpowered his victim and tied him
to a chair, then ransacked the office.
The public service commission of
Washington state handed down a de
cision holding that the water furnished
Vancouver by the Oregon-Washington
corporation was pure and wholesome.
The annual meeting of the Washing
ton Gralngrowers, Millers and Ship
pers' association will be held at Pull
man, Wash., January (-8. An effort will
be made to have Secretary of Agricul
ture Houston attend the meeting.
Spokane citizens have urged the elec
tion of George S. Brooke, former presi
dent of the Fidelity National bank, as a
member of the Washington Industrial
Welfare commission.
C. A. Ledgerwood was named deputy
warden of the Washington penitentiary,
succeeding J. A. Graham, resigned. Su
perintendent took 25 honor men to camp
No. S at Kalama.
Washington has been awarded $ 40,000
of bridge bonds by Asotin county., at
par, In the matter of the purchase of
the interest in the Interstate bridge.
Socialists of San Diego, Cat, adopted
resolutions calling on Governor Johnson
to name a special judge to hear the
pleas for change of venue of men held
for murder as a result of riot at Durst
hop ranch, near Wheatland.
San Francisco's municipal street rail
way is doing well. Receipts for first 10
months have exceeded operating ex
penses on an average of $11,300 a month.
Because he had failed in business J.
Kcenan, a grocer, committed suicide in
Ban Francisco, by hanging himself.
Aviator Rybltskl of San Francisco dis
covered Just before attempting a flight
that the safety wires supporting the
main plane had been cut The discov
ery probably saved his life.
Saloon men of San Francisco will test
the state law requiring saloons to be
closed between the hours of 2 and a.
m. Judge Graham will hear the mat
ter under the direction of the supreme
court.
Foreign.
The new battleship cruiser Kirehima
was launched at Nagasaki, Japan, the
vessel having displacement of 25,000
tons, and designed for 28 knots. She has
eight H-lnch, 16 0-inch guns and eight
torpedo tubes.
The Rev. Henry Althoff, pastor of St.
Barbaras church, Okawville, 111., was
made bishop of the diocese of Belleville,
111., to succeed the late Bishop John
Janssen, who died last July.
The Hughes medal has been awarded
in London by the Royal society to Dr.
Alexander Graham Bell, of Washington,
for investigations into technical electric
ity. Sir William Crooke was elected
president.
MYRTLE CREEK LIVELY
THOUGH OFF ROAD
Myrtle Creek.' Or., Dec. 2. Myrtle
Creek is a town In Douglas county that
is neglected by travelers -because it" is
somewhat off the line of the railroad,
the depot being about a mile and a
Quarter from the town proper. The
packing of apples has been quite an In
dustry here this summer. It Is one of
the few small cities In Oregon owning
its own water and electric light plant
The latter is soon to be improved and
enlarged. The town has several brick
and cement buildings and enjoys a trade
from rruit ana dairy farms in its vicin
ity. Being 23 miles south of Rose burg,
it Is far enough from the county seat to
hold Its local trade.
Therj are splendid natural oooortuni.
ties around Myrtle Creek awaiting de
velopment. Complaint Mill Be Filed.
Complaints will be filed in a few days
against 13 companies which furnish
school books to Oregon scholars for vio
lating the law requiring them to take
out licenses because the companies
are foreign corporations. The licenses
should have been taken out July 1, and
the neglect lays the companies liable to
a fine of $100. The complaints are be
ing prepared. Corporation Commission
er Watson requested that the complaints
be filed.
Salesmanship Contest Settled.
E. E. Michener won the salesmanship
contest In the finals held at tho Rotary
club meeting In the Hotel Oregon this
afternoon. He was given permanent
possession of the medal, which has been
successively won by 7 of 35 contestants
in one minute contests held every Tues
day for several weeks. N. Q. Pike was
given second place and C. N. fitockwell
third. v..
High Water at Centralis.
Centralis, Wash., Dec. 2.-rIf the rains
in tha hills surrounding Centralia con
tinue much longer. It Is feared that
considerable damage will be done by
rivers overflowing their banks. The
China ditch is .being closely watched
by the city engineer's force to prevent
a repetition of the overflow of last
winter. The Skookumchuck and Cheha-
Us rivers are also running high, the
lowlands already being flooded.
- Union Piaer ' PaMZlT!l!l
Union Or., Dec. i.--C. C. Cofflnberrx
g pioneer clUsen, was buried here ye
terday, ' having succumbed to pneu
monia Saturday. He was 85 years ol J
and had been married 4 years, Hts
wife survives him.. . v .
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The Good Old SportI'll rive you a
j0b f you're kind to animals.
Tne Applicant Mel I wouldn't ,
harm a flea.
.yne q00i old Soul-Then you won't
o. I wanted some one to scrub the
fleas .aut.oLjax.
MABEL PUTNAM CASE
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Supreme Court Holds Stenog
rapher Not Fellow Servant
With Elevator Boy,'
(8alem Bureau of The Journal.) -Ealem,
Or., Dec. 2. That a stenog
rapher Is not a fellow servant with
an - elevator operator employed In the
same building by the same employer,
Is the opinion of a majority of the 'su
preme court rendered today In the per
sonal injury case of Mabel Putnam
against tho Paclfio Monthly company.
While going to wot-tc for the Pacific
Monthly at its office in Portland Mabel
Putnam was Injured while ascending in
the elevator. She brought suit and ob
tained a favorable verdict allowing "ier
damages. The company appealed to t'.r
supreme court and in a decision writ
ten by Justice Burnett the case was
reversed, several points being ralseJ
one of which was vthat the plaintiff
was a fellow servant with the elevator
operator.
The case was given a rehearing by
the court, which today modified the
former opinion but reversed and re
manded the case to the lower oourt
for a new trial. Tiie opinion is writ
ten by Chief Justice McBrlde, while
Justices Burnett and Moore dissent.
The opinion holds that an -employe
Injured while using the elevator on her
way to work, and before the time when
her hour to begin her labors has ar
rived, is not injured while in the em
ploy of the defendant, and she Is en
titled to the' same consideration as any
other passengers using the elevator.
WOMAN CANDIDATE FOR
TROUTDALE MAYORALTY
Troutdale, Dec. 2. The following are
the nominees for today's city election:
For mayor, Mrs. Clara Larsson. F. A.
Edmundsop.
For recorder, L. Jean Larsson. G. C.
Bates.
For treasurer, Louis Kummer.
For . marshal, Oeorge Richardson.
James Monahan;
For three councllmen, L. Russell. Her
man Blaser, Aaron For, Ira Dodson, IS.
K. Jennings, James Knarr.
Postmaster at McCoy.
(Wsshihxtou Bureau of The Journal?1)
Washington, Dec. 2. Eugene M.
Jourdan has been appointed postmaster
at McCoy, Polk county, vice V. Macken.
DARKEN GRAY HAIR,
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
Grandma's recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur darkens ao naturally
that nobody can telL
Almost everyone knows that-Sage Tea
and Sulphur, properly compounded,
brings back the natural color and luster
to the hair when faded, streaked or gray;
alno ends dandruff, itching scalp and
stops falling hair. Years ago the only
way to get this mixture was to make it
at home, which Is musiy and trouble
some. Nowadays, by asking at any drug
store for ''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy, you will get a large bot
tle of this famous old recipe for about
SO cents.
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened your
hair, as It does ao naturally and evenly.
Tou dampen a sponge or soft brush
With it and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time; by
morning the ray kalr disappears, and
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and
gldssy. (Adv.)
Does Your Stomach
Trouble You?
Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach
Remedy is Successfully Taken
in Cases of Stomach, Liver
and Intestinal Ailments.
And One Dose Has Often Dispelled
Years of Suffering.
Wonderful
will change
that
Long racel
Hayr's Wonderful Stomach' Remedy can wil
ly b termed a wonderful remedy and tbe bene
fit that It (Ives lo many ot the most chronic
esses of Stomsch Trouble has ipread Its tame
from one end of the country to the other. Xo
matter whero you live you will find people
who hsve suffered with Btomeoh, Liver and Is
tsetiaal Ailments, etc., sad tsvs been restored
to health snd are loud la -tnslr praise of this
remedy. There Is not s day but what Me bears
of tbe wonderful results obtained from tils
remedy and ths benefits are entirely natural, ss
it acts on too source snd foundation of these
ailments, removing ths poisonous catarrh snd
bile accretions, taking out the Inflammation
from the Intestinal tract and aaalaui in render
ing tne ssme sntlnsptlc. 8ufferra are urged te
try one dose which alone should relieve your
luffortng snd convince you tbst Msyr'a Wonder
ful 8 torn sob atmedy Mould restore your to fond
hfalth. Put It to teat today the results will
be a revelation to yon snd you will rejoice over
Jour quick recovery snd once afilu know the
ts' of living. Bend tor booklet On rUomarh
Ailments -to lien, H. Mayr, Mfg, Chemist; 154
Wotting st Chicago.! oe brtr still, obtain a
bottle from your drusglit. For ssl is fortlsod
by Tbe Owl Prog Co.:
BE TRIED AGAIN
11' .N Urn
tomachRemedy
, ...
JOnes Hey! Ain't there any way
to make that dog of yours stop bark-
" In gt
Nelrhbor Sure. It you don't mind
ticking one of your lers through the
fence and letting him grab hold of HI
COUNCIL MAY ENACT
LAW FUG RATES
TAXIS SHALL CHARGE
Complaints Made That Some
Drivers Exact Exorbitant
Fees for Service of Vehicles
There is a strong probability that
the city council will be called upon to
pass an ordinance regulating taxicab
fares in the city of Portland on account
of 'numerous complaints of exorbitant
fees extracted by various drivers of
tbe metered power vehicles.
Today. City Attorney La Roche for
warded a communication to Commission
er of Public Utilities Daly which con
tained a suggestion that such an ordi
nance be drafted. The latter was ac
companied by a communication from
H. W. Strong, attorney for the North
ern Pacific Terminal company, charg
ing that tbe company has received a
large number of complaints of over
charges from the traveling public. As
one way out of the delemma, Mr. Strong
stated that the Terminal company had
decided to allot space on its property
for stands of two of the big taxi comj.l
panles to the exclusion of the so-called
"independents." He asked whether he
could do so under the law. In reply
Mr. La Roche made the recommendation
that an ordinance be drafted fixing the
rate taxis may charge, and suggested
that the rates be tacked In conspiclous
places at the depots and that the taxia
themselves be compelled to carry printed
rate cards on their machines also.
AGENCIES IAY BK REGULATED
Commissioner Receives Complaints at
Actions of Employment Bureaus.
Owing to the fact that he has received
complaints reoently that several em
ployment agencies have conspired with
employers of labor by which a laborer
secures a Job for a stipulated fee and is
discharged soon after he goes to work,
thereby making room for another victim.
Commissioner Brewster announced to
day that he would draft an amendment
to the ordinance regulating agencies.
The proposed amendment will have for
Its object the prevention of such a
"graft" by providing that all laborers
who are discharged before the expiration
of 10 days shall receive a full refund of
the fee charged for a job. It will also
provide for the automatic revocation of
any agency license on a third conviction,
and will stipulate that no agency pro
prietor convicted three times shall be al
lowed to follow the business in Portland
thereafter even as the employe of an
other agent.
WOMAN ASKS MAYOR TO HELP
Whereabouts of Henry A. Hillon Is
Sought by Annie . Roach.
Mayor Albee today received a letter
from Annie E. Rouch of Surrey, Eng
land, asking him to ascertain whether
her brot'her-ln-law, Henry A. Hillon, is
dead and whether he left an estate.
She 'says one of her letters to him was
returned to her recently with a state
ment that he had died October 1, from
apcplexy. Hillon, sha declares, resided
in a bungalow at Lents, and had often
written her that in event of his death
that Hhe would be appointed administra
tor of his estate and his will would be
made In her favor.
IS
M DEPUTY JAILER
An extra deputy jailer was allowed
Sheriff "Word by tha county commis
sioners this morning. The sheriff said
that he believed that an extra man was
necessary for the safety of the Jail of
ficials. The request follows the discovery of
a jull delivery plot among tbe prison
ers. Night Jailer William Thornton
night before last was called to care foV
a prisoner that was said to have faint
ed. Instead of going into the corridor
l.e left the man to the care of the other
prisoners. The next morning it wa
found that the prisoners had taken
small Iron supports from the beds an-1
wrapped them In cloth, making dan
gerous clubs. It Is supposed that the
prisoners intended to knock Thornton
out and escape.
This morning sheriff word quelled
a near strike in a few moments. T'.ie
prisoner-cook was found passing con
traband articles to the women prison
ers end was removed from his position.
S'everal trusties showed displeasure
and Sheriff Word told them If thy
did not want to work in the kitchea
they could return to the cells. Three
of them did and their places were filled
by others.
ROBBER GETS $750 IN
BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY
Los Angeles, Dec, 2. Almost the en.
tire force of the sheriffs office is hunt
ing a youthful bandit who last night
robbed the passengers of the Southern
Pacific Sunset Express of 1750 in money
and jewelry and shot and killed Horace
Ii Montague, a traveling passenger
agent
The man boarded the train at Po
mona. He did his work quickly and 20
minutes later dropped off at 11 Monte.
Vice President Calvin of the Southern
Paclfio In San Francisco authorised an
offer of $6000 reward for the bandit's
capture.
Company Assign.
An assignment was made this morn
ing by the National Iron A Foundry
CTmrwyFnkiOi -CeaNsy v fee- the
benefit of tha company's creditors, ' Ther
company owes J12,63.80 and has assets
of 19640.19. , according to the assign
ments, Journal Want Ada bring resulta
SHERIFF
ALLOWED
Agent-Could I apeak to tha bead
of tha family? ,
Woman You could not Vr ot
him locked up in tbe coal cellar for
Insubordination!
CHRIS EVANS
SEEKING
CALIFORNIA PARDON TO
GET PORTLAND PLACE
Noted Bandit in Sacramento
Pleading for Favorable Ac
tion by Pardon Board.
(t'olted Press Lrssed Wlre.
Sacramento. Cal., Pec. 2. Chris Ev
ans, who In' the nineties defied the sher
iffs of Tulare and Fresno counties for
many month and had a thrilling career
in eluding and battling with them, was
again at the governor's office today,
petitioning for a pardon. He had come
down from Portland. Or., where he wai
permitted to go to be with his family
when paroled from Folsoin prison about
a year ago, and la making earnest plea
that he be pardoned in order that he
may accept a position as city watch
man. "I've been working in a lumber yard,
but I'm getting too old for such heavy
labor," said Evans to a United Press
representative today, as he held up an
eam t wsamVil i n or with nft 1 H V
ami tne
- tump of Rnotner which was shot away
in his final batlo with pursuers. I
don't want to be dependent on my chil
dren; I don't want to be dependent on
anyone.
"I want to take care of my wife and
our crippled child and during tho few
years thai remain for me I want to be
a free man.
"I didn't rob the train as I was ac
cused of doing. The Sontag brothers
committed that crime. Tho Sotthern
Pacific detectives were going to fasten
the crime on me And that was why. I
fought them.
"ell, I can't say that it was worth
while. However, I had a lot of experi
ence." Evans cannot expect to receive any
assurance one way" or the other at tht
governor's office, for It is the policy
not -to give any intimation as to what
conclusions In a pardon case are until
clemency is formally and publicly
granted.
274,000 ACRES OPENED
UNDER HOMESTEAD ACT
(Washington Buresn of The Journal. k
Washington, Deo. 2. Secretary of tbe
Interior Lane has withdrawn 4500 acres.
part of the reservoir site in the basin
of the Owyhee river, Oregon. He also
reports the classification of 274,000
acres In Oregon as non-Irrigable and
open for entry under the 320 acre homo
stead act.
The asphalt production of the United
States, chiefly by Texas and California,
has Increased more than fourfold In 10
years.
HAIR DOESN'T DIE-
IT HAS TO BE KILLED
Hair often continues to live and grow
long after the death of the body. But
It Is often killed through neglect or
misuse. Almost always the woman or
man whose hair is falling out, or Is
stringy, lifeless and dull-looking, Is
entirely to blamo because of not giving
it the, proper care. It is easy to take
care of the hair easy to make It more
beautiful. Use Harmony Hair Beautl-
fler, to make it glossy, soft and silky,
and Harmony Shampoo to keep hair
and scalp thoroughly clean.
Harmony Hair Beautifier. delightfully
perfumed with true rose, is very easy
to apply -simply sprinkle a little on
your hair each time before brushing It.
It contains no oil, and will net change
the color of the hair, nor darken gray
hair.
To keep your hair and scalp dandruff
free and clean, use Harmony Shampoo,
This pure liquid shampoo is most con
venient to use, giving an instantane
ous rich, foaming lather that Im
mediately penetrates to every part of
the hair and scalp, insuring a quick
and thorough cleansing. It Is washed
off Just as quickly, the entire operation
taking only a few moments. Contains
nothing that can harm the hair, and
leaves no harshness or sticKiness Just
a sweet cleanliness.
Both preparations come in odd-shaped,
very ornamental bottles, with sprinkler
tops. Harmony Hair Beautifier, 11.00.
Harmony 8hampoo, 50c. Both guaran
teed to satisfy you in every way, or
your money back. Sold in' this com
munity only at our store The Rexall
Store one of the more than 7000 lead
ing drug stores of the United States,
Canada and Great Britain, which own
the "big Harmony laboratories in Bos
ton, where .the many celebrated Har
mony Perfumes and Toilet Prepara
tions are made. The Owl Drug Co
etores in Portland. Seattle, Spokane,
San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento,
Los Angelea and San Diego.
ADIfS! ASK fOR
ANTIKO MIXTURE NO. 6.
It is a ssfe asd ear
man's medicine, cusr to Inks.
storks Uke m.slo. fries IXowt
double strength $6. for sals
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SECESSION FEARED AT
SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
Assessment System Expected
to Raise Protest Among
Some Delegates.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Washington, Dec! 2. Leaders at the
national suffrage convention here feared
today the secession of several state or
ganizations a result of a fight over
the new constitution, which, in its
changed form, provided for an assess
ment system by which each state is re
quired to pledge a fixed' sum. according
to its slue, for the benefit of the na
tional body.
Opponents of the plan wanted to stick
to the old method ofyoluntary contribu
tions. Nevertheless ithe committees, en
gaged in considering the matter re
ported at the forenoon session in favor
of the change.
Dr. Anna Shaw, Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Catt, Jane Addama, Congressman Raker
and other suffragists were scheduled for
speeches today. The antl-nuff raglsts
were to have their Innings Thursday.
Wants Case Investigated.
Mrs. Carl Anderson, widow of the
young El wood man who was found dead
in a barn near Erroi Heights Sunday,
today called, at tho office of the coroner
to demand an investigation as to the
circumstances surrounding the death of
her husband. He was at first thought
to have been the victim Of exposure or
heart trouble, but the widow says that
when he left bis home Saturday he had
85 in cash and a $25 watch in bis pos
session that was not found on the dead
body, The widow further claims that
the man was not In the. habit of sleep
ing in barnsvbutwould stop with a
farmer or go into a town to a hotel.
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Stricken After Reunion.
Walla Walla. Wash., Dec. 1 Fo!
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