a
v.
V
1
DIRECTUM I BREAKS
RECORD
DEFEATING WILLIAM
Paces First Heat in. Rernark
i able Time of 1 ;58 and the
; Second in 2:00 Rat
HAS STRENGTH AT. END
Winner Xs Led to Three - Quarters
: Pole in Both Xeata, Bat Stands
Drive-Out Better,
dees.' It ia this sort of
lug which tends to mak one xuimlnd-
ful ox his . own shots and hi own
game, ; - :r ': .--'-"v.? . - -'
Play your beat and don't worry
V .... . A . A
wu wi uwr ieuvw ,nsir no. i flUUjt Uu- a The Joe-"'
When be does something oat of the I Salem. Or- Oct. JL Th following
oraanary ao your Deat to equalize mat-1 awards hay tto far been made at the
ters, but don't let H worry you. Jn j Oregon state fair in the livestock de-
a minute yon may do something or partmnt:
in same xina and be may ret into
difficulties. .
When yon have lost a bole through
poor play forget It Immediately. Tb
next hole la a separate match. If you
start off handicapped with feeling of
regret over spilled mfflc you are ,in a I
fair way to overturn another class.
Ban. S yens er erer-Tyirst, X. Chambers.
Ball, 2 years and under -3 first. James H.
McOoRkey A Sons; second. A. Chalmers. Ball,
senior yearUDrs First McCroskey A Sons; see
ood, A. Chalmers. Bull. Junior yearling first.
McOreslny Bods. Bull, senior calf first,
MeOoskey A Sou; second, A. Chalmers. BulL,
junior calf first. McCroskey A Sobs; second,
A. Chalmers. Cow, 8 years er over First,
A. Chalmers: second, A. Chalmers. Cow. 2
years and under 8 iTrst, McCroslwy A Sons;
teeond. A. -Chalmers: third, A. Oratmers.
Heifer, senior -earltnaT First. McCreaker A
Sons: second. A. Chalmers. Heller. Junior
vesrling i'lrst. McCroskey A Sons: 'second. A.
tiotn Springfield and Decatur topped I iu,ii,., work tMni a
the -champion Davenport team in bat-1 Chalmers. UeifrJiuior cau rirst, MeOcos-1
ting, according to Three-X league aTer-ly - eeeooa, a. uaaner.
,- . . . I Champions--BulL over X years JP1 rut, Ohetee
ages,..,,; , I win MrmktvA- anna. RnBL nteinm
First, gUrer BeU. MeCroskry Boss. v Oow,
rs irst. raacy auosv Mcuromrey A
nnoer rears srrst, jonma.
BASEBALL CHATTER
-591
, i sirs, surer
Outfielder Joe Connoqy still coo- J over 8 years I
Inuea a the only regular among the J Lrokey a s
tlnue
Boston Braves to bit for .300 or better.
Colurabns, Ohio, Oct. J. Directum I,
driven by Bay Bnedeker, beat William,
the sensational Indianapetts pacer, In
the greatest pacing event la the his
tory of the world yesterday. The de
feat was the first WUllam has suf
fered in two seasons, but lr order, to
win the New Torlt pacer was forced to
t a new world's record of J in the r
first beat and pace the seoondvbeat In
two minutes flat The marktof i68
Is the fastest ever made in competi
tion. The former record of 1:5 in an
ahibltion was held by Minor Heir.
William was a $100 to $$0 favorite
before the race, because he beat Di
rectum last week at Grand Rapids.
After the first heat the odds reversed,
la the first heat William led until the
three-quarter mile post was reached.'
When the pacers entered the stretch
Directum I was stirred up a bit and
the two horses were nck and neck
for quite a distance. Then the New
. Tork horse stepped oat In front, beat;
kig his rival, by a full length. The
teoond beat was won WvA neck, Wil
liam again leading nUthe three
quarter mile post. The final quarter
ef both heats was paced In 28 seconds.
" Peter Volo won the American Horse
Breeders' Futurtty for J-year-old
trotters, rmrse $6000, In straight heats,
beating St. Frisco , and Ortollan Ax
worthy. The Buckeye stake for 2:12
trotters was won by Brighton. Mar
garet Druln was second and ' Bertha
Cary was third.
jays tone won the 2:09 pace and Le
ila 1 'ate hen captured the 2:11 pace.
Judge Ormonde made the time of
2:054 th a special 2:12 -pacing event
PACIFIC U HAS ELECTION
s
Paetfle tTntversity, Forest Grove,
Or Oct. L At a student body meet
ing held here yesterday the following
men were elected to manage the spring
athletics: - Baseball, J. R. Austin, man
ager; C K. Ostrander, assistant man
ager. Track, vinton Bobinaon, man
ager: Alva Patten, assistant manager.
Mr. Austin Is a member1 of the Junior
class and of Gamma Sigma fraternity
Mr. noblnson is a sophomore and a
member of the Alpha. Zeta. Both men
are graduates of the Forest Grove
High school And are prominent In col
lege athleUcaL
UeCroskev A Sons.' 1 1
Grand Champions' BaOj
Choica Kins'. sfcCroskerV
h ttrnAVI , flTTorta Wa mmAm m. I halfer, any anrtrst, Nancy MIm, iffeOrasfcay
- - - Ijt Ham..: !
orsded hero nm, MccrosKey
season's record by capturing a whole
series of five games, th Cincinnati I and, a. Chalmers.
GOLFING HINTS
By Htrlrht Drlve,--
. Don't Worry--Of ail the ridiculous
ailments afflicting the would-be golfer
the most foolish Is that of worrying
About something before it happens and
which, mors often than not, does not
come oft, .
Many , a match has been tost by erne
player continuously expecting bis op
ponent to do something which he never
KB i-J " , , , I
Bed being the victims.
For three consecutive season Man
ager Joe KIM Ian has piloted the Osh
kosh team to the championship of the
Wisconsin-nil no 1 league.
IftcOreskey' &
By defeating th New London East
ern association enampions in four
games out of six, the champion Law
rence team of the New England league
won the minor league championship of
New England.
Brsedera younr held flisC
Sons: irmnit. A. CSistmera.
Breedrs Calf Herd-rlnrst. McCroskey m bods;
seeond. Okalmerai
Oroups Get at an etra Vwst. ' IfrOnmkmr
h Boos; seeond. A- Chataoers. Produce ef
a tow rirst. A. Cbslmer.
Brown I 1st.
BnlL 8 rears or over -rtart. W. O. Botarrt:
second. Theodora Brvgrert BoO, 2 years and
under a second. Wj u. Boaan. sail.
and sader first. W. jO. BVart. n.
senior lf t t. W. O. Bahaxt; seeeog. Theo
dore Brurrer- third. Theodare Braxsac- Dull,
junior eaif rgt, W. O.' Bsbart. Cow.
yeara or Jer First, Theodora BraCEer; eee
oad. W. O. Bohart; third. aeedare BraSggerj
lootn. w. O. Bohart. CeK. S years as ssder
i-J-iNt tV rf .. SZI wm anJ
trader eirs' W O. ,Boszt: secoBd. Ttaeedors
second. Theodore racr: our. The
odore Biuccer. Bcifer. acnier ruit First,
W. O. Bohart:! second. Theodore fk-ngger.
Heifer, .fooler ealf-irrt.hTheodn- BruKitei1.
second. O. Bohart: thlsd. W. )j "Bdhart-
Champlons Bull, over Z years rirst. college
Masher. W. O. Unhurt. Bali, mider 2 years-.-First.
Medium Noxen. W.i O. Bohart. Cow,
ever 3 yrs sTlrs, Buuaales- Charm. W. X
Botiart. l tteuer , i nader; z jears rirst. w. u.
Bohart. i
Grand .Champions BaQ of any age 1rst.
fedloa Nosen. t W O. A Bohart. Oew or
heifer, any ape first. Wt O. Bohart.
Herds traded herd FlBCt, W. O. Bsbart: .
seeond, Theodore Brnrgexi Bceeders young
herds First, Theodore Bragger. Breeders calf
hed rirst, W. p. Boham; second. Theodore
Brngger. i ,
Groops Oet t strs Itrst. W. O. Bohart;
second. Tbeode Bruenet' r third,. W. O. Bo
hart. Prod act of Oow First W- . start;
sscond. Theodore Bragcer. .
. . Fnglish Skba. ' -'
' ' StaBkm, 4 years and mm Meat, W. L
dhetter; second. laerar a eat. StaQ-m. t
yeara old First i Jaeaar Oust. Ms e 4 years
in orei rirst. w. a. d3ettac. ; amy,
year rirst, Wl. B. Ledaettar.
Chamntonw SrsIIion tlcst. Hmtmmoi'm
ion. W. B. Ledbtr.. Hare xst. Uses
sjo sr. w. sk veooetter.
. .( dydeadale.
-T v 4 yeara and at , rUl
Fahrrers ; eeond.i John Pa-tater; third. WQhara
uasnags; rowrcn. a. T. Joans-, fifths P.
Lard en. Stsllloa. t yeans eld rtrst. P.
Lardon. Stall too, 2 rears old First, aha
Painter, StaUieD. 1 year old Cirst. g. U
In pitching and winning a doable-
header against' Detroit th other day
Bay Collins, th Red Box Ginger, cut
in with a stunt seldom seen la major
leagu circles nowadays.
F00TBAU. NOTES
Tack Hardwick ef th Crimson ele m
Is the strongest man at Harvard, bar-,
lng set up a new strength tejrt record
of 1381 point.
ARM0EY BOXERS
TO BOW BEFORE
FANS TONIGHT
Rrst Bout WiJ Be Called
Promptly al 830 .
o'clock.
The Anita polls middle WOT play
Pennsylvania at Franklin field, Octo
ber 17. The navy ha never before
played away from horn except against
the army.
It is said Michigan suptwrters are
offering wagers at evens that the Wol
verines will defeat Harvard when the
two elevens meet at Cambridge on
October 31,
A galaxy of old Tale stars are de
veloping the Rutgers eleven. The list i
of old Eli football Warriors incudes
Coach Foster of Banford, Ted Coy, Bob
Loree, Jim Vanghan and Carl Fland
ers.
Every thing ts ready for- th Mg
smoker at the Armory tonight, and
the boys concluded their training last
night with a light workout.
The Armory club expects to make)
a big hit with the fans tfan winter,
by having every bout pulled off,
promptly, and the first boot tonight
will go on at 8:30 sharp.
Clarke and Griffith win Jndgw sand
"Dad Thornton wiU rsfre th boats.
Th program:
Xjorena, Armory, ,
tached, 140 pound.
Cox. unattached, v.
120 pounds.
Owens, unattached, a.
mory, 120 pounds.
Webber. Armory, v.
em A. C- 12S pounds.
Kepplnger, Armory, v.
Ar-
Ifeadv
FREE SMOKER FOR MUTS I atSSed .Ms poundi'
Bonrmervule, Armory,
Members of the Order of Mat will
be entertained tomorrow night at the I
gymnasium of the Mohawk Athleito
club, 47 H Union avenue, with a free
complimentary smoker, Efccur three
round boat will be staged. Muts
card will admit members, who are
directed to tak a Bumsida bridge car
and get off at Union averru.
VancooTer to Play Cadets.
Vancouver, Wash, Oct. 1. The Van
couver High school football team will
open its season tomorrow with Hill
Military academy of Portland a Its
opponent. Considerablo new material
had to be developed this year and Just
bow th team will show up is not
known. Coach Poling ha put his men
through some hard work and while not
overconfident expect a the boys to win.
VS. FfrOStlBJp,
unattached, 125 pounds.
Hiberg, Multnomah, vs. Hansen, Ar
mory. 14S pound.
. Wagner, Armory, v, Boatright.
Multnomah. 145 pounds.
OesrrtrnlLa High Plays Soccer.
Centralis, ' Waah. Oct. 1 Soccer
football Is In full awing nightly at
the Centralht High school grounds.
the team being coached by A. Mur-
doefc. principal of the eighth grade.
and a former star. Principal Reed of
the Oak View school is also coaching
a team, while th WasMngtoa. Edison
and Lincoln school ar also preparing
to organize. The fleet scholastic soc
cer gam ever staged in Centralia
win be played the firs of next week
between th eighth pad and Oak
View teams.
FIRST GRIDIRON
GAME OF YEAR
ON SATURDAY
Astoria TUgh School Coming
to nay Lmcom on Mtrft-
" nomah Field, .
Brooks; eeo-nd. WaBam Hi-rtrnga. Ctalllea,
tinder 1 yearyirat. Ix L. Drydes; second.
WiUtaat 8-sttnga. Mar. years aag r
fmt, K. is. srooks; second. . urooas;
third. William Uastinrs: fourth. D. M. Drr-
den: fifth. Velix Carnegya.- Hare, X years old
itrst, Jnha Fainter; second. Pet Craer s;
third, triUaani baattega. : Mare t yeara old
rvst, . i'aiater; seaond. reax uernears;
third, John Painter: fourth, D. M. Dyden;
Of th. William iiaatiags. Mare, 1 years eld
Pint. Pell i Ceraecvs: swenmi Felix Oorneeys;
third, a. T. Jones.
Get of One Sise Vr enita. either 1 rear er
over first. John Painter; second. Felix Oor-
egys: third. WilUim Hastlnss.
I'rodnce of One Mart Two animals, either
sex. year or orer first. John Painter aee-
A. reUx Ceraer-s; third, Willis rs Hastfass.
Clismnlons isllio First Msssaanit. . Joha
Pa rater. Ms re First. OaroBa. 8. L, Breaks.
Urand INanlav l We animals, bred ant
evraed hy exhibitor first. Jab a Pat-ter.
Dealt Horses.
Geldinc or mare. 4 veara and over JTrst. W.
R. Coulter: second. W. 11. Conlter: third. S.
I. Branch. Gelding or mars, 8 yeara First,
S. L. Branch. -.. .
Draft teams rmtr. as welirh hots n mo
and B20D peneds rtrst 8. Branch. Pair,
to weiKh over suuw poonoa jmst, w.
cooitex. i.
BtaHlo,-4 years and over First, W. G.
,.wuvw VCWUH, Duie cc r. T 1U , 111 f rv,
B. T. Evana; Zourth, James and John Middle
hae; fifth. Bast Wade A Son. gtalliem. 9 years
ma First,, stm wsae A Bon: second. W. o.
Hunter Estate. Ktallion, 2 years 4d W. U?.
Honter Kstate: seeond. 8am Wade A Bon.
Sballloa. i year 4d First, Fred W. Spires.
StalUen, hud 1 y-ar First, Barge A Brreae.
Mare. 4 years aad orer First, Saat Wade
A Boat second. Sam Wade A Scot third. W.
Hunter Estate; fourth. Barge A Brans; fifth, '
J. a A a K. Gordon. Marv t years eld
First, W. O. Hnater Shtate; second. C A
Hoover; third. Fred W. spires; foarth. tlra .
n. B. R-ans: fifth, Adam Burns. Mare. 2
years eld rirst. Adam Barns; second, Fred
w. Sotres, Mare, 1 year old First. B, Barge;
sere nd. Adam Barns; third. Mrs. H. B. Bvam.
Ftlley, nsder t .year First. Bras. Brans; sec
ead, F. Barge; third. $sm Wade A aon; toorth.
B -re A Sra-r; fifth. Fred. W. Bpirea.
Bet ef One Sue Fear colts, either st
Jtrst. Wade A Hunter; second. Barge A
Brans,
Prod nee ef One stars Two animals, either
ex, 1 -ear or ssct -Flist W. O. Haoter Bs- i
tatei eecono. Adasa Barns; tarrs, are m
Svene.
Champions StalBee First, assentr, W. v.
Ranter Kstate., Mare First. KiheL Ban:
Wad Boa.
Grand Uiselay nre -nlmals. nrea an
owned by exhibitor First. W. G. Banter Es
tate. : . .
, as at is sd rseiea.
BralHoa. 4 - Vsere and m- First. P. P.
Wolfe; eeeend, Isaac Btalea; third. W, N.
Clereland. SUllloo, 8 yeara old First. F.
P. Wotfe. stallion, and 1 yesr f irst. M-
B. A J. D. Gordon. Mare. 4 years aad ever
First, f. P. WoUe: eeond. H. B. A D.
Gordoa; third. H. B. A J. D. Oordoa. Mare.
2 yean old First. H. E. A J. IX Gordon;
second. H. E. A J. D. Gordon. Mare, 1 year
old FTm, EL B. A J. I). Oordoa; , eeond,
m. B. a J. u. uoreea. rnur nnaer x year
eld First, H. B. A J. T. Gordon.
OKT OF ONE 8IRB Foar eolts. either sex,
1 resr .old or over First, H. E. A J. D.
Gordon.
PRODDCB OF ON'E MAKE Tw colts.
either sex, 1 year or ever First, H. B A
3. D. Gordoh; aecond, H. B. A Jv D. Gordon,
CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MAJtKS
Stslllon S yeara aad orer First. F. P. Wolfe
(mm St animal is t'aaoine si lijie. mare,
8 years and over First, F. P. Wolfe name
of animal Montreal). Mare. years and un
derFirst, Phoreilla. H. B. A J. i. Gordon.
GRAND CHAMPIONS Stallion, any age
First, Padding of Byth. V, P. Wolge. Mar
o,- ntly any eg First. Moatreai. F. P.
WbUe.
SHETtArTO PONtBS IK BABrTESS Shet
land pontes (Tandem) First, u. s. J. u,
Gordon. Shetland pony andar saddls First,
H. R. A J. D. Gordon
ROAJW5TBR, TROTTKRS AWD PAOEBS
Single roadster, mare or gelding First, Jobs
Peuder; second, U. O. MeOormiek ; third. Burrs
A Bvaas. Beet matched light carriage teeaa.
tt geldings rust. L,. c SctwaKxj
G. W. Tharmsat third. M. 3. Myers.
FBJClfCa AND GERMAN COACH Mora. 4
yeara old and ever First aad aeeond, B. G.
Bordlngheimer. Mare years and over First,
Grsssetla, B. O. Bordiniaelmer.
Fat Cattle.
PURE BRED, GRADE OB CROSS BRKD6
Steer, spayed or martin heifer, 8 years aad
ander 8 First, E. J. Iddings; sead, E. J.
Idduigs. Steer, spayed or marMa heifae, 1
year and under First, BL J. Id dines; see
end, B. J. Iddlngs; third, Henry ThUtsse.
Steer, spayed or martih heifer, ander 1 year
First, E- J. Iddlnrs: second. K. J. Iddraga.
BXHXBITOrtS HERD Herd cupshrting ef
tie steer, spayed er martin heifer. S years
nd ander ti ene 1 year old end wader 3 aad
eoe andar-1 year. ssnd bv
B. S. . Iddlnga; seeootL E. J-r Mdbgra
CHAMPION FAT A KIM Ale-Bteer.
J-eaartJa h hw. aU bs-eds. fnuna er eMas
wte r-t, K. J, ldMs trauae.oc
MRS. A. MS FUTS E3 TO WuG
SIEGE OF fflllMUSH: USA) ffilOZ
Lumbago and Sciatica Cars3
Intense Suffering Which
Remedy Siopped.
' Mrs. A. Gerdes. nislding at $9 at
Third stneet, north, is now Tree. from
suffering caused by rheumatism. She
gives th credit for her recovery to
Akoa, th wonderful, California cmOsoV
nal mineral. She srrys abont bar c:'
"Sclatie rheumatljrm extending trosa
the spin dkrwn through th limb to
the ankles, together with Uimhago
caused tna cxcruetatlhg stiff ertag for
four years. 5vry remedy I heard of
I gave a triaL Berddc not givtag see
any relief th medicine I tak ert
my stomach in a bad eotlttk I
started en th Akoa treatnteat with
torn misgiving, but after th pain
had been lessened in few days I bad
faith In th remedy and oecttteued
with them. After a nwoOr us t
feel practically eared. N more pb.
strjanaeh toned up. appeUte xn3it
and entlr system benefited. The
Akoa Instead of injexrfeng the stoaaach
has corrected all the ill effect ef the
medicine X have taken, la th Bast. I
can-fiighly recommend Akoa."
Akoa ta given reAef to .thousand
acrffertng from rheama ttem, atoenach.
- t . - -
i s j;v " - '
SL ftCUiSS.'1
vr, ktiiwy aad bladder trcubie, -
tarrh. aaera, skis diseases and ether
Ailments For sal at all leading drug
gist wire farther Inrormatton may .
be had regarding this advmimnt. "
PomantTs first fbwtban gama of
th 1914 season. wf3 b played Sat
urday afternoon on Multnoanah. field
between th Astoria, Or High school
elem and th X-tncotn High team. A
preliminary game between th Ore
gon City High and th xncotn second
team wBl start at S o'clock. .
Coach Borleske of the Cardinals wtB
likely us every available player In
th two games. The Lincoln team
this season La six pounds lighter than
last year, and Borleske is drtning his
backfleld and and men on speed plays.
The lineup ! will b selected from
tk4onolng I pyrs: COrnwell and
Orfischan, centers; Q. Busch, Jofaa-s,
EfXtngwr and Kohtnaon, guards-; F.
Busch and Boehmer, tacklea; Groo.
Paget and Richardsort, extds; S. B.
Holt aad P. Holts .aartwra; Moir, Tan
Bassee, ' Freeman, Wilde, Oliver and
Parka, halfbacks, and Otto, fullback.
Relief for Catarrh
Sufferers Now FREE
You Can Now Treat This Trouble in Y
Own Home and Get Relief at Once.
How the Remedy for Catarrh
Was Discovered.
Dead Boxer Former Chmxiftear.
Xjos Angeles, CaU Oct Ly Taamg
Huddy, who died early today in Baa
Francisco following a boxUrg bout, was
a chauffeur formerly employed by a
Los Angeles hardware concern. Ha
had been boxing about three years.
HI ring name was dertwedfrem that
of a former manager, BUI Huddy.
Hoddy a nam was Ernrel F. Sexton.
HI father Is O. 3. Bexten, a railroad
man of Omaha. Eli. meCber Is . Mrs.
Otarles Gtvena of Dunbar, low, H
was about 22 year old.
POLITICAL NOTES
B9 tie sew
mtttkad th neat
and thfvat art
Mated by ten
effective loeetf
Good lepott ef the opening of the
Democratic state central committee's
a s at tto -i i r- I Drancn neacquartars m vanoua ciues
I terrible disease I of state are being , received at
I has raged unchecked state headQuattera. Campaign lltera-
x for years simply be- HS!
fe cause sympttms have been land Grants Pass.
V -.-- at. -U-.-aAMt .-.Utl-a ts s....a. 'ht I
a wrtu sV-f c wm iiririi w iitir- inr a jiikt bis i
ajticud mem- .L.ii.M.L-i.h Dr. a 3. Smith, Democratic candl-
brouu toe trouble IU3 been left to Ior governor, mad many votes
circulate in the blood, and during his recent visit to Lake county,
Krf- rive rHc-jc- Karr oft rW m ImI according to XX C Gibb of Lakevlew.
treat raeuts coold relieve it
C E. ; Ganss, who experiiieiitel for
years on a, treatment for Catarrh, found
rVrat after rtrfWnd 9 Katrri that rtietrr1
the nose and throat troubles quickly, he eTfrSn a'tw L'o'.S
Could tlOt prevent the trouble besinninz Pendleton. -Senator Qiamberiain has
T1 a walk-away." he says. "Dr. Smith is
7 Elixir, --- verr gtrtmg la that part f th
"T yiMena' coxnpicjiciy remove au n. Tne- of rrainMi. arm of the
cousvumbrmes SlgTxS of Catarrh from nose strong Republican precinct of Baker
ef Um body and mnA throat: but in a fpw county, ha th following to say In a
carer the na inroat, nut m a lew w DemocraUo stat headtiua--
w try tttmwuv WCCJUJ UCT WCrC DaCK.
ag ui ry its.
thrtwrgh faiaaieBlalr 1 oourpauy and
th Lewi A, Hicks company. eoaCtact
Ors. . Th architects also notified th
board that On! October 1 they win be
prepared he take p mXL war the use
matters with th board. .
D. O. Torrrastnl, who has eliaige ef
preparing for the Canning elexntea. wt
directed to use his discretion as to re
instatement of F. w. Bdyal as clerk
of elections In precinct SS3,
A, McMillan of Orecban was al
lowed $35 indemnity for th edaugtrbe
or a cow and netfer mfeeted with
tuberculosis, the county and stat each
to pay half, i Th petition of Bleg
fried Wyss of XBXlsdal for 1 204 for
eight cows "slaughtered wa set for
October 9 at 10 o'clock. ..- -
Whidden A i Xsewts presexUerl adver
tisements for bids for ventilation
work In the engine and boiler rooms of
the courthouse which were ordered
made.
Dr, Barn fi. Foster, s etei tnartaii em
ployed to test cattle at th Mult
nomah farm, reported one cow exhibit
ing symptoms f advanced .tuber
culosis 1-0 positive reactions a&d two
suspicious reactions. Ha suggested
that all sttspectad of bsrrtng theT dis
ease be disposed f at once. Foreman
John Denlson of. th farm was di
rected to report which cattle are In
fected and to eon-ply with the reeom-
tneadatkma of Dr. Foster.
County Motorcycle Officer Whits
reported trv arrests and $46 m fines
imposed stoe September 14 for viola
tion of speed laws.
Joctrnai Want Ads bring rro Its.
In a letter. Mr. Glbbs says: "Dr, Smith
has already been in LAke county. He
met with a very favorable reception.
and baa won many votes by visit.'
WHliaui Durm, for tt years a oon-
C-reful experiments and investigatiouf hav howo
that as the troubles were expelled from the Dose and
throat, the teal cause of Coo disease was overiooked
fend in a short time the Catarrh would return strong ef
than ever. Mr. Gauss has gone way ahead of the
ordinary methods of treatment and has provided s
remedy that " '
Removes tHe Cause
arid Immediately Gives Re
lief to the Note and throat
Reese 'Tones, of Scranton, Perra-. stye that after' trying
Fnjr uurcr uraimcau, lie osea Ull pew method. -
-7 nose is now entirely clear-and tree
petuerea by the disease any more. Tt
Treatment is worth its weight in gold."
Temporary rrfxef from catarrh xoaybeobrainedm ether
whys, but the New Combined Treatment must inevitably
be accepted for yerwrnnemt results.
Snd I sin not
The New Combined
Goes to tho Root of
Stopped-up noses
Ctmstant "frogin-the-
throat"
. Nasal discharges
Hawking and spitting
Snoring at night
Bad breath
Frequent cotis
Difficult breathing
SrxxJthcring sensatsoa ia
- dreams
Sodden fits of sneexin
Dry mucus m nose
sad any of the othet gyurp
toms that indicate ap
. proaching of pitcritcxtarrh
ters: .
"1 don't think wlthycofrtb StnowrrtS
to much in this part of the state. Th
farmers, and X am one of them, do not
believe that we hav to thank him for
aflvthlne.
"A few night ago Booth spok ia
HalaeS before a very small erowa.
This part of the state 1 a Chamber
lain hotbed."
Mr. De Long says arrangements ar
being mad for a Chamberlain-Smltn
rally at Haines, and says In obnclu
sion:
"It Is not only for us to elect these
two men, but we must uphold our no
ble president. Woodrow Wilson.-
COUNTY COURT NEWS
' Sarah J. Cspe. Mount PelUi, Tttna-, says, H
, Stinered the' pains aad distress of cataxtu for
thirteen years and needless to state, tried nearly
r it dkunii. tui or your new skum A '
i
fompUUiy cured and you Cannot itnaajw Xh
iy
that has come over mt"
Trial Treatment FREE !
I Send the Test Treatment
1
I
' This sew method Is so Important to the wel
fare of humanity, so vital to every person suffer
ing from: any form of catarrh, that the oppor
tunity to actualry test it and prove Its results.
wU be gladly extended without one cent of cost.
- A large trial treatment, with Complete. mi
Sere directions, will be sent free to any catarrh
SdSerer. . . ... , . .
i Send no money, take ao risks, make hd
pfomisea, 6fmpiy clip, sign end mail the cou
pon and the test package of the New Combined
Treatment will be sent, fully prepaid, together
with the valuable book osv Catarrh. k . - - ,
FREIB
C E. GAUSS, . i : '.." i -.
6-Srf tttt SU mrshan. aOdh.
If your Kew Combined Treatment will
relieve my Catarrh and bring me health
and good Spirits again, I ant wining to
be shown. So, without cost or obliiratkm
to me. send, foUy prejiaids the Treat
so a aa iwi-
T TIT
Address . ...
J. B. Tobltt was authorised to rent a
Sprinkling-wagon from the county at
25 cents an hour for use oh the Arleta,
school groands..v"; .; ' ::
County Auditor martin wa request
sd to enter hndefl separata heading
In th county record the expenses of
the county - treasurer incident to th
operattoa of the bard surface road im-
nrovemeal law.
Moses Kairv zii urant street, was
i ordered to Appear October 8 to Show
cause why he should hot .-resign as
i judge of elections of precinct 82. be
i catise of poor eyesight Should he fail
i us appear a vacancy will be declared
and some on wiU b appointed to fill
the position, - ' ' .
Whidden & Lewis, architects of the
courthouse, advised the board that
Ferdinand Mayer, of San Francisco
should tak up his claim on account
of ecagllola- work la th .courthouss
PORTLAND PROFITS GO EAST
LOCAL STREET-CAR SYSTEM
CONTROLLED BY EAST
ERN FINANCIERS.
I H lliAMl
tt.- -i - 'm
1 ... M
11 f 1
I ' fill 4 f .
I 1 , rrxnn o usotrr . .
71 s h isti i hii--wnl-M-a.r kt k td-aened sy tiiArti rwaaSiS 3(
Of All Human Blessings
the Hy
Congressman n Lafferty Suggests
j Remedy.
. f
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4- e f .
jr.' i -rt,"
V" v.;
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Portland Ball way. Light A power
company, Jtll, took In $S,783,7s2; to
tal expenses and taxes were $a.SvMlds
net profits . (over 60 per cent) sent
east to bondholders and shareholders,
$3.2M Portland i annually creat
ing ZVk millionaires la Philadelphia
and New Tork through streetcar p ro
uts, aloa a. Bemedyt, Municipal own-
srship, which win be aided by tht ps-
sag this winter by congress of a bill
for city ownership of th street tail-
ways in WastdBgtoh, D.C A. W. Laf
f erty is the first man who ever ta-
trodue l a bm f of city ownership of
street railways in Washington, D. C
If you favor this principle yon. will
be voting to throw a wet, blanket on
your own desires If you vote against
Lafferty.
(Paid rUlvertiseinent, by B, 1 Mer
rick, Laffertys campaign nuuutger,
-VERY AMERICAN would
"4 sacrifice his fortune and his
mmcj life tp perpetuate the free-'
dom guaranteed by the Constitu
tion of the United States. Americaiis
holding such ideals have built the
name and established the fame of
BUDWE1SER For 57 years it
quality, purity, mildness and exj
dusive Saaier Hop flavor have!
stood above all other bottled beers
as the Statue of Liberty towers
above the sky line of NeWVbrk
liarbor. Its sales exceed any other
beer bv millions of bottles,
OTTLED ONCT AT THE HOME PLANT
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
ST. LOUIS
Blumauer & Hoch a
DUtrfbota.
Portland, Ore,
means Moderation
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immr mm mm
fliii fslPliiippfe flb tm
C-wU!"L.'il J'
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German - American
stands for the biggest
coffee value ever known
at thirty cents! One can
proves it Asky our grocer
TO PARENTS
It tas bXrt prerven that eye
stfsifl1 is often the cause of
! children being backward in their
I school work. Bring them to
tarn and I will tell yoti whether
or not such is the' trouble in
'their case,
Here Are My Price t
i -1
Lenses Bohero in your own
frame Sl.OO
Lehses Bpaero in Alum. '
xnune Sl.KO
icryptoa t.sASg to S15
Lense Sphere In Gold Filled
frame ...-S3.S0
Leflaes Sphcro curved) ln
(. jr. uiass Mig. .93.00
5?TAPf JFS TKW lrAr 162 Fir.it St
- ,s.-i aw wis vvA gr Harr-ls, FerUana, Ox, 1
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M-1 k ' l aMMSMa
EAST-
via , -t ; ,
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SCENIC LINE
Movviitain Rivers. Lakes
and Forests
Tlie North Bank Road
Limited Tr&ino
Leave Portland DiBB A M 7.2S P. M-
. - ,: ,r- v:;v;:-:?v.-. - - j- ,
Tnele trains serve the great cities ! the est Spokane, St. Paul,
-Minneapolis, Chicago, Omaha, Kansas Oy arid St, Louil Coo
nectifiir with all Eastern linesv -The Wtttef the famoui "Oriental
Limited la 3reat Nfirthetti, and Notih Coast UmheA" n
Northern Pacific - '.
Observation cats, difilflg cxtia, ptrlor" tafirs, standafd compart
ment and totrrist sleepirlf cart and fifst-djtss coaches. v-
FtiU' details, sleeping-ear tccommodatiims; tickets; etc., ati '
ClTt tlC'MJiV Omct, yifih aad stark Sixt its. "
trOStSE SA X STATXOtfOTeSt. aad tUyt StrMtA,
T-fS Plttock block.) .