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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTL ANp SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH WON COLUMBIA THAT A TRIP BY BOAT REVEALS ft?? i -t - . i ? , V 1 Kx- - i ! i " - ' r xT -v Sf A x- x -X 1 ' X X XX X t$- 3 x x x -V ,-v- 5 1" .XJ. A' i 1. 21. 1915. J. Sri 7 - 4 y ., 4 The 1 bection of the Great River for a Distance of More Than .60 s By Marshall N. Dana. SOMETIMES I speculate on what must ha-e been the state of af fairs t-ast of Uie '"asi-ade inoiiii tttina before the Golumhia wor ried and cut Its way throuKii th range, ifow the watr. must have heen fathered Into astonisliine: deptliH, back ing up incredible distances, pressing f persistently and powerfully against mo Kieut wau oeiween it ana lt : moUier sea! What lakes there must have been millions of years ago! The country in its ages of construction .had no historian to set down the facta I with inK on paper, but God has writ ten with the rivers on the mountains his own unchangeable account for the understanding eye to read. Nature's ebb and flow of lifof-nnri times chisel on the peaks and in the valleys, have created the conditions of today -and have established in its coursa the great Columbia and its tributaries. The river has cleared away the obstructions that men could not have shaken; men are clearing away the hindrances to -eommerciul r navigation and from May 3-S we ceie- brate the completion, dedication and opening, of the Celilo canal. last Sunday we embarked, in im agination. o!T the celebration fleet of teauiprs that is to nlove from Lewis ' ton, Idaho, to Astoria at the Pacific: ocean,, having as guide Frank J. Smith, and endeavoring to point out, for the interest of those ; who will actually xnake the wonderful trip, the points made attractive by legend, history and commercial possibilities. ye arrived last week at Island. Nil. 10, where the x graves of the Siuicoes and Yakinias are found. On the north shore of the river in this vicinity is xUderdalt, an, old trad ing post. Two miles away is the au lent battle ground whjere the allied huuvoes and Yakinias met the reso lute Ness i'eiccs in a fight that was waged, stiihhoriijy for many days. Now tnevwsndw biow upon the sandy graves p-nd reveal. the skeletons of the war r . S''r4nsvl,v enoug!,, or. this old battlefieW are also found quantities or beads oi many colors and of 'an cient deisigrn. The Willows is- near -the mouth " of Jfeppner creek and we give it a second lopk only upon lKreing told that th tiny streamlet has the capabilities of flood and devastation, when cloud bursts send suuden deluges down the stream bed At one time, our guide informs us, the city of lleppner was wiped off the map by one of these cloudburut 1 oods and many lives wvre lost. The clump of willows from which the lit tle town on the shor has its name has been a landmark for travelers since pioneer days. ele'3 Xa tie Arlington Keighborhood. The ' -town of ArHnt,n . above Celilo. furnishes food for cussion It is at the vent of the can- I .k I' K1;es tn railroad access fWheat, land3 of Gilliam countv . and the flocks of Wheeler. Once it s Gilliam's county seat, but Con V?"' b' fuperiof voting' power, won from it that honor. its first name was Big Bend; later changed to Al- u Z.Vlt.H Has under the latter name it became the county? seat. Before the construcUon of. the railroad it was an important distributing poiat It has now nearly .1000 population, a fPjf .wh? ar -P!bHc spirited and active 111 local improvements. Juu PrUnt 13 Rove!t. a ahip- j Blalock is the home of W. J. Mari ;mer. who is best known in the open river campaign, and just, below is "ck creek and we hear Captain Smith explaining: i,, "n the banks of this stream In dians Of no known tribe or allegiance have lived since the comfng of tile White man. Here the onward rush of Civilization seems to have paused and to have-withheld th. stem i.nri n, haa crushed out of existence the prtm '.Y61 1 and Tites of th Indians. i - , j . . v . . . , nere ana mere Dy ftierogiypaics 4it boulders and facings of the abutting cliff can found the red man of many years , mB me nre of fishing and ...... ana xne tilling of small crops --- -- to iU3 weird dances, his medicine men and a religion very much like that of the worshippers of iu me river near the mouth of ZX. J Jeek ls th rock that wrecked the rederick K. Billings in mo ohe of the causes that nreventPrt t. x.x.. u'iuuii.-i..n was called the Paul Z PYr - 8Z Pn tn W ashington bank - Qf Celilo rapids. . If our fleet had descended the river a few years ago the swift waters of bQually Hook, John Day and Indian rapids -would have created mueh ap prehension. Now, thanks to the -work done by the government, the channel has no particular hazards. 1 SquaJlv Hook .got its name because the winds would lurk at the curve of the river aweepinar down on boats and forcing them to tie up. Indian rapids received its name because two Indians work Jng for Captain EDh Bau failing scow, were drowned at thia 7 Between Grants and Rufus. three bines above, ratural coulees have ?7 r w X Replete With Historic Interest, inade it jWossittle to reach the interior towns ovftr good country roads. The Hfcime inte-ior iection Is reached by the i - Ti -N- pra'ich which runs south irorn liiKRs. On the INV'asbine'toii side of ihp ivr aiarynvn, ofice cai ed Columhus In lloiieer Uiinei it was the shipping point, because k,r the sulendid iioart ti,i Mamuel liill- b resident. .f th lait ljlighway I association, and good roads leader, lis bujilt at his expense from ttie rive b-Ack. : The excursionists leave tht stekmera at Marvm u., ih automtijblles! nrovifWI i,v t,h. ojf Goldeiijrlale jand others .make-a run dp into 'She ountry. jseeins- las thi-v- o the agricultural resources of this lyipiuiy aaveioping district. ,i in spending ;a large sum of his own Miuuey iq nuiiding a modern, perma nent highj vay at Maryhill. Samuel Hill hjas donej morfe than serve a locality. He has given an object lesson to the northwest and to the Pacific coast from whoh legislator, county judges and plainl citizens have learned. We Willi profeed down river. Please remember good people, as we ap proach the nekt trip feature that the Columbia! witty its tributaries drains the landsl of two nations comprehend ing appifoxiniately .300,000 square miles. . Ajid yet at Hell Gate, which vfe now pass! through., the basaltic strata soj! conipress the current that. iwo steamers icannot safely pass.' and boats approaching the narrow cut f-either ffom above or below -always Whistle Ulntil satisfied the way is cfear. 1 j j And thfa banks are hich as thA ripr i-t narrowf Tljoy tower, great basaltic cJiffs.- htandreds of 'feet above the water. Below! the witer is rior qeep mat the force of th nirront oiily readied ajB upbound steamers Uirn ipii powep into engines in order even up uiaintaan steerae. wav Wa,tuie' Bignsa Impressive The lrriftressive beauty of this nfao brings frtim oiir guide a burst of elo quence; The sky liere has a clearnpxa that mo- otner isitl'l ever dosspmspH ajgainst it! in grand relief, are silhou- etted thel quaintest and oddest of na- tUre's statuary 'Chief !4JionK these is a huge basal- tic figure! anout .0 feet h!ch. towt-r- thg and iSOlilited. to Which Cantnin om Stujjip iii 1863 gave the title of ,'ndiah aff Prbyer.' The heroic. but iot uhgrjicefui figure- is Vi a sitting losture, racint? tne west." atixl wifh s stonyi sightless Vft lint 13 ir s the sky. i ' The War ol is hairjihis jaw is Strnnir nrl mn. Cheek bones are hlsrh Arounj hiin he wraps his blanket, iTwd views of folding table invented ;seen in taoie, loiaerj for Colonel George S. Young, command ing the Twenty-first infantry stationed Vancouver Barracks has Invented a; handy folding table for automobil Sts and Cambers that is unon to No Placed on the market by the Wolverine manufacturing company of Detroit. -! I As a table it is unique in the his, tlry of furniture d'esisrn. Not - onlv t Its parts so arransrna sltn fnH lito compact form but the body, when the legs (are folded within, resembles an ordinary suit case In which dishes COL YOUNG INVENTS FOLDING TABLE " -bs.j """ 1 CSS? I ! 1 II' riwn ji n , li 1 ' ... . v ' : - - " .V r i Miles' Beyond Celilo for the air is c hilly, especfally at bis dizzy h tight. "Por ages he Bias tat, a lonely mp.. arcn on a throne mdo by" earth quakes. fixedly gazing intj space. He seems, tso medilite and If iever Imaee of stonje inspii ed reflection, this; is the onej. j, j : d his back ito the east "lie Ijas turrid and his face wai away,f-rom the white men wH en they came, lor he had no dread rtif them. lie looks toward the west, tairough aciobs wnat was once a wilderness, to ward, the sunset sea. He ii a dreamer of etone undis turbed by perisliinK years inrf ntaainr centuries- "He is a silent worshipper and his prayer kscends to the Greit Spirit in the howl of the winter wind and the rattling crash of . the summer's thun der. ; j "The jsnow melts from ithe moun tains of! Manitoba and seethes in flood beneath! his feet i "A nw cornijierce of ralil and feail and steamer passes below him and his upturned face rebukes the petty things of earth. He never looks down. His is the isoyalty of eternal ylears." Therei is much to be sejen in Hell Gate, but happily, the passage is quick. An Indian burying ground ion Miller's, island follows. Once it was popular for funerals na weu populated by the! dead, but Columbia river freshets swept many of the timber tombs away. 1 In a k-ocky inlet of the island is a eave wun wans inscribed by birds, animals and fis i the salmjon and the elk predominating. Since the island was abandoned by the Indians it is a favorite! place for curio hunters. Just to the south of MilU'er's island is the mouth of the Deschutes, the greatest) power : stream in( the west and the gateway to interior Oregon. Once thie moutli) of the Deschutes was the upier ternlnus of the portage road ovbr whicl. wagons trundled car rying the freight that had been brought by boa;s on the middle river to T.he. Dalles. Pioneer boats were built hep-e, boat!! that ran on the hilly waters of the upper Columbia and Snake rivers. iJuch flat boats as the James Buchanan. Humming Bird. Vic torine. Torreneo Quinn, Mount Hood and Satan F. Gray at this point re ceived and discharged cajrgo. Here tne lamous steamboat Colonel Wright was bujlt to bi launched October 24, iouc, muKing a i trial trip spring bf the next year, the Snake river as fari as' during- the ascending Palouse in 1S&9, and in 1861 runniri g up the Clearwater, whicjh empties ajt Liewiston, stream by Collonel Youne 11 s carrying; at the right it is and other campers' or motorists' neces sities mfay be Carried. A handle per mits its easilyf being carried - f rom place td place like a traveling case ana us j compact rorm Is such as i to permit Its being put behind the front seat or I on i theil running board of an automobile. The t4ble surface of ColoAel Young's invenuon measures 28 by 31 inches, about the eize!of an ordinary card table, atid It wtjighs, empty, about. 20 pounds. I 1. ne iprKs or tnei subsidiary It waJ In May of 1S61 that t S ft- I J X . Kis: I I li - i. - If- - 4 . r1 Scenes along the Columbia In the A blasl on the Celilo canal section of improved highway a general view of the Columbia Bottom Dredge at work in the ius 11 01 reiuse. Victor Trevltt and a party on board the Colonel Wright trave to the con fluence of the Snake and Clearwater the name of Lewiston, thus honoring WHY DO WE BECOM COntinued from Preceding Page.) and specialists as, to the actual per centage of baldness are entitled to some consideration as estimates, and it is both interesting and consoling to find that none of them runs beyond a possible baldness under the age of 45 or 50, of 10 per cent; and that their general opinion s- that only about 20 per cent more become obnoxiously de nuded of their hair even after that age. one stray count made of a metro politan theatre audience showed 13 men out of 140 partly seven slightly bald, but not yet gray, and 20 more both more or less bald, and gf ay or white. "What Xm Cause? In other words, it ls pretty safe to Conclude that the hair of the human scalp, even In civilized man. is from 75 to 85 per cent to the good. Last of all comes the intensely practical Ques tionWhat is the cause of this pre mature falling Of the hair, and what can we do to prevent it? As to the cause, we must frankly ad mit that we are as much in the dark about the individual as we are about the race. But that, unfortunately for our hopes, far the heaviest factor ap pears to be heredity, i. e.: the young man who ls beginning to thin out on top at 24 or 25 years of age will very j Vancouver barracks." At the left is shown extended. When shut the legs are entirely en closed within the body, absolutely do ing away with any possibility of in jury. In view of the table's compact ness, simplicity and strength Colonel J xoung reels that his invention will fill a long felt want on outings and will particularly recommend itself to army and national guard officers. .'. He has prepared another model with a drawer for blanks and plans which will be submitted to the war depart ment for consideration. f x. iW? xl Celilo district Top, left to right during the cristructioh period; , Maryhill bttilt by SaAuel Hill; from, Fallbrdgej upper end of the Celilo cakal, clear the name of Cdptaln Meriwlether L4wis of. the Lewis ind Clark expedition. 1 nan could enterkain h tales pf the early Any -old rivfer you for hours wi BALD? frequently be found to bt exhibiting a tendency wl liicli has already n ani tested Itself ih earlier generation ls of his family. Fortunately, Ttowever, for our racial peacje o f mind bkldness does not appear to be, In Mendilian phrase. a dominant chp.rafcter. selection of Mate Makes Difference. And if an iiidivT(dual whk- happens to possess tliis djijsfiiuring aiid somewhat annoying tendency marries into a fam ily which doeSn'ti exhibit; that detect. tne chancer are that the (treat major ity of his children will haive abundant and enduring j locks and tiriesses So that thfi-e is hope lof breeding out even this i Itenpency hid carefu se lection, ana worn tne fa. t .that tnost individuals art estceedlngti- apt tot ad mire in the Opposite sex those qhali ties which thely do not possess tliem selves, it is probable that a certain amount of spilective mating of this Sort is already koine orii or arJ all events would jbe rjuite easg to initkate. While" this cjrigln of baldness in! one cense is not particularly .rlheering With respect to its possible rti icf, it oes, nowever, at least Clear 0ui consciences of the burden jof reeling that we. selves, have bioen personjijlly to b our- ame jor our loss of hair vigorij by careless nanus of life, ibr theicontrdctlng oti im proper diseases pr -other: factors for (which, we werlfc pirspnally responsible. fo rar as we! cab judge . ibotbinsr ican be done directly to thi hair orj .scalp itself iniyouhg life, that is td . , .1 OA Li jl .ll 1 uuuci j 01 age. n:m an in either improving or jbwer Bring the the vitality of th har. , uenainiy thpse races which give! hair the leaist Intelli Ereftt aftonl which; keep tt jn the filthiest and Aiost tion, vermine lnresed Conditiott, whichl rub ochre and grease and clay iknd all fjorts 01 norrime colnpoi.ition into it pipe it up mtio birds' j ness of such elaborate ness that it cdn neither bd brushed! nor cleansed oftener tjhHn twil e a yeaf, or cover .n wun ine riithlest of mat - ami SKins in the Way of head dress, have the most abuihdarit. in vnriiant nrii idunng hair of any class of humanity ; Early Care Wot Helpful. j Never was there a timi in th M iiory pr numanity when both the hair ,,ana me seal were kerlt healthier. cieaner, rreer I rom .vermirl and disease germs, better ventilated, better lighted than they are at the presejitday, upder iviucu eonuiiionip. ne supposed ores sure Of the brimi of thie - hard 1h.it Iwhether of thte stbvepine far derbv! va- rieiy, is a pure rairv tale. For th larienes supposed to be pressed ipon jby the brim tt the hat Ire precisely '. . t 1 . - I T inose iwnicn io not sunniv the. areas rwnere, naianess rirst makc-fa its appear nce; :viz., alc)ng the hair line of the (forehead, on tjhe iop of the crowri, or i me occiput! or extreme- back of the pead. . .- 1 o liar rromj the hair of blty dwellers Deing 1 kept under mora uAfav'nrihU jconditions thap thjat of country dWell- rs, ltist the Opposite is the case. 1 he i average! farm hand Hoesh't wash lis head of tdner than Half a dozen m t I Aa w- .1 ..:! 1 I t .1 - -. . j , uu uiic uu; --i..e.i'JH rpore 01 nis time i outdoors, his bead is scrupulously doveied, savd-in July land August, with jlsomle kind t absolutely waterproof hekdgejar, ofteT of the most heating descHptioh, and usually forn until It is ready ti drop t pieces With wear, or. shinjj' with greas. On the othe ha4d. therejls this niuch hope to be offered: That, whilf in those I cases j Whiclji are dje to fainily tendency, and which beirtn to feheir appearance ijinder 2 or 25, there Is comparatively little hoje of curing. In thej sense cjf restoring (he hair jthat Is already losi there is hte in a ood knany iof themL by intelligent treatment under: expert i advice, of dheckinglthe process and prevejnting 11 from going to its bitter land logical extreme of piiliard baldness. I For U pse cases in whom;, the hereditary tendency t u weaker and more retarded, so that' the x" 'vJP-xk. t :.-.nv.V:. . mmm - 4x 'Description a Voya e days of navigation and of boaj con-Dts- btiwction at, the moutfti of tli cnUtriS. 11 n 1S63 .when the O S. N. coin pain y buillt its steam nortatta ' throng) he i-eiiilo gorge " says. Captain JSirUltli me. incline and: wharfHoat were plai ed between the head of t he full u rid iiia Deschutes landing andl at this latjter afiter i-oMii me rieet that 1862 was built. The was used bid plliiisr rri be jstill seen just belowj ay Allller'si island wmero thousands of were handled. The oris, of freiiht story of those boats and the men whet operated thiem wouid rni many pages , of histdrv. 1 . j- uki b was a - time w nen OKttnostan neued her owners the sum of $20,000 on a single trip. The Tenino in A jay of 1S62 netted JMS, 000 the bars on tffte boat an income of $1200 ion one trip 4nd frequently had b. montw. The baldness does not appear until after) 25 or 35, there is still mofe hope. in fact, the majority of these, while there ls no use In the r weeping oyer epilt milk in the form of hair already lost, can, by careful attention to the check scalp and to the general health the process or so far that it may be prevented from becemijng Un pleasantly conspicuous Contrary to nooular much to our keen disappointment as a profession, germs, bacteria and para sites, as such, have comparatively little to do with the production1 of per manent and extensive baldness. 1 XMseasa Common Cause, The 'hair, for iiiBtamj. e, will lie s bed sometimes completely not merely of the head, but of thd eyebrows and beard as well, after a severe feVer and blood infection, like typhoid. pn eu- monia, yellow fever, ot blood dlsene", on account of the poisdning oif tihe li alr DuiDs ny tne toxin bf the diseise, causing them to shed their standi ling crop. But 89 times out Of 100! the ti air comes back again, althoughat tirbes it 'is somewhat lighter and of iligljtly aiirerent texture or color-from (what it was before the dlseaael people who have had eury ti oftfn have their hair cfmie ini perfe'rf air Uy straight after typhoid, while those who have had straight hair may nl in the new crop a tendency to l-url. ow But these general infections, even thg last mentioned, plaV almost Ino part worth mentioning in .-jpermameni t bdld- -ness. ! ! Thtere are one or. to parasitic ln- fections, particularly ojf the rirtgworm class, which will produce greij-t tUn nitig of the hair and in somej instanlces paJtches of shiny baldness frpm khe size of a nickel up to the palm of the haind. 3ut after a period of a few monlhs, or even occasionally a bbuple of yeiirs, the hairs gradually begn to come back, and the patches, eight times! out of tet), are -completely covered! agln. Naturally in our crowded and pftenl ill ventilated conditfons m city life, ahe bax-teria floating about in the; air! in dUist, etc., fall into and find! lodgmtent in j our scalps, producing I 'dja.nd.rHff scaliness and other fortns of sculp dis- conrtort and disease. But 'not one of thes has ver bten provea tano tnousands of exiperimeMta have been made) to h4ve any !jdefirite connection with the production jor ei en aggravation of permanent baldness. . i; - . Semedles Xnoffective. I ' A. - . . . is--. 00 mai an renieaies.i professional or advertised, which claim to cure" bald nees by destroying the tbaldnes gerjm" are utterly inefficient and valueless. The same Is true of 8914 nericenttof uoi me airrerent naic rtnewers. -hair re storers. ' scalp tonics, scalp ' cleansers emu iKiit wnsues wuxen are so f-rotuse- iyauciuseu on every nanqj aicdlcal science is compelled to lift up its hahds in helplessness 4nd dechire that it knows of no remjsdy. whatsoever wnicn will Increase dr prambte ithe growth of hair, -whether upon; ajhealthy on a uiinnug scain. The only way in which' any effket cap te produced ls by the sri)ide nd uncertain method of abplylny morel or less vigorous irritants, from mild opes like camphor and alcohol, toi strone ones une ou or mustaird, Spanish fly icfntnarjfles), turpentihe or I. kerosene. The friction used, thei mansaia rivn In j rubbing in these remedies, smay ftie ofUdme slight benefit by increasing th flow , of blood through the scalD. Bu;t most scalp tonics fuxd hair renw er will produce more decorative efflect if i-ubbed onr the shiny knob at the top uiiruur ueu post maa npott your nn- zortunate ncaln ,: Keep your hair -well brushed. wash it at i least, two or jthree itimes, a! morith. avpia puonc towels 0r brsljies knd otiier people's hats, . feed yourseiif wtell, take plenty of sleep, plenty of xerclee and you have done eight-tenth of all that can be done to wird off Possible baldness or to check tlie progress of it wKen It has already begun. i Baldness, like ten devil, is not sb black las i? is painted.' , , , I ... , -ji-ii :; ; Very, very seldom dtes It ro to the point of complete denudation, so that even if the worst strikes you, you will x From Lewiston to the Sea the . r x.,r- z - is hep Last (Sunday, I sv Continued, ticket salsa on the Tenino frork The Dalit fa offices for one . trip leaving Des J10, nuies, jviay 13. I86L amour! ted to V45. These reports and many othdk-S are taken from tha boiks of the Company by 12.. y.-Wrigtit aid can b tferified by the old, but still in tact records. A mile below the old and abarldonsd J-eshutes lundlng. is Celilo. Ftrst to be ,een .is the incline and whairfboatj or te Oregon State portage, the i-ound-houtfo and portage station ankl the nanicry 01 1. in. x aire, . onr or tne pio- neefl citizens. e Indian camps are scattered alorjk the base of the rocky bluff and thejH aits jiyiiQ iiiuiiseu in appearance the time of their first discovery, the Indians still fish for-salmon frotft An 3 as hey did whtn starving expeditions still "l1 have a. few wisps of hair to make lO. OUt Of; -"j, - "' j- . it probably does not attack more thari one man in twenty under the age 1, or one man in five after . trm. of you chance for avoiding it altogether bro kit least six to one: and if it itn.i com e, it can -usually, under skilful care, iteld within tolerable bounds, if th be h worjtt. comes, j assume Judicial i dignity wear a wig. At, the very worst, it erely an annoyance, no inriam xii.. advantage of 1 any sort, and its sole injuk-y ia to your vanity. It simr.lv maW te you": a j betteri weather van or. a k more sensitive to chinru nt trifjl tem real temperature-and drafts; but that you fluf thai y caicn Qoiu mat is, Inhale in- "Mft pugs-f-any easier - or- 1 of tmnr before is extremely doubtful. Ti ese are the figures' for men. Krn en nractlcallv nnvw I K.n,. balffl ; and not more than one In tirty he Quick Secret of a Lily- Like 6rtu of Bwntr 'tlat IT Woman Should Be Without. Kad Pobllo by TalMka Suratt. tUe BriUiant Actrw, Famed for Hr Slf- 'ade Bauty.; By' VALE8KA SITAATT - 1M1.RE lg a earden ' ia rer ,: mnnli'i rare, :r)ier rem, and llllea ran grow la all their wirilT and loTellnenn. Tha troulile In unt of u do not realise bow marieimmiy beaorilul tb akin riir beeorne ty tfie prorxr method pursued, and bow quick ly it may leooroe o. Year of tim and ef fort! are spent, wltb low-iowred creama ao cju-nsiTeu 1 avriua. anrl wltb onlr mu ra- TiiU vlmullc-itr and eaa of the nrooer. meth od itf kfuti(ylng tha Kkln are really aaton- iimiK. mere are nt Diir aovxt ttunita, taam fn? ihnd rubbine and tbe wearinc of maaka. and Uwbat not. to be doue. Ad example of "i u.By ioe uune to to (Bio la anowo By thft Jre'ujtai of tti followln formula. Thli iiiu- iy turns a Tim. prTV.ualy mnddy. al kiw I r-spotty into one oi exqulair JoTulfneaa. Iiir Id Its tint, -apotlaaa aa a Illy, auft as vlv f; and nolbltiir but tbe feneroua dm d tbla formula ia tiecrMary . SilDply mix two tabler'pooornls of glyearias in blf a pint of hot water and add on ounce of Ilotuue.: btir until eooled It is then "Th Skin Quickly Asnunes a Purity Which "Tm wa maculate i.uy. read to apply. ! This should be naed oa the hantls. arms, face fnd aboulders. l'brrallr err amy. ' S9 r. Q, .-rThere Is. no wrinkle ertdirt Ter known thst -as such prompt, risible tor rescl ts as tha formula gireo below. It makes ikuj youthful and plump and all tines of wrinkle asd crow feet disappear in a remarkable wfay. add two teaspoonfuls tbe Terji of s ycerlne and two otnx-ea of eptol to a . half pint Of botwatet. 8tir constantly ontil cold. Cue yery ' ltberallT. : The ent.,1 .h. tain at any drug atore. Mir the formula roui4e,lf at home and yoa will hare a quantity of ' 1 Jrtokte I cream which would cost a good man dollars wars you to be able to bay it Is the, itores. 1 WljiSS HEADY You will be surprised to see w I taiitly superior rrol u to soap: as e how shajhpoo. It removes the scarf, grit and creasy ftld from the scalo snd hair aa nothlnv i Compl . : j-W.- M y : rVf First Part of Which-Was Pub-' of the whites heggrd for a share in the catcheSj, The whistles of ouri fleet trumpet joyously. Ahead of us we fco th '-n-trance to Celilo canal.: The stennu.r that Captain ' W; i. Gray, . admiral of the fleet., once navigated, would have waited for hiKh wnter and swept out Tumwater falls. Ours Is a new privi lege, an initial opportunity. We. en-' ter the locks so painfully ' arul--devotedly built through many ream of construction. Inspired by citizenship and vision that -should now be npplif.l to the commercial development'' which offers. We enter tire canal ami miet Holi day we shall Seo what this waterway holds of interest and fascination for the voyagers, before they move on their way down the lower river to Portland. Astoria and the nen. suffers a degree of thinning whh h amounts to a real disfigurement. Tic-i sides which with her habit of Waring her hair long, she has all the resources of art and of' "civilisation at her 1ls posat for concealing such trivial de fects as- may occur. There is no earthly reason why, If a woman has not as much hair as she thinks she ought to have, sho Hhoul.l not go and buy some, provided . she makes a good match in color and tex ture, and that she keeps her new hmd-covering- scrupulously clean and amp tic , . Half a pound or so of extra hair on the scalp has no appreciable effect whatever upon its nutrition, provided it is not allowed to Interfere with proper washings and cleansing." Our prejudice against false hair ls olmont purely moral, that is- to say, convi n-" tlonal. V,en And Other Beauty eXlOn Formulas eaa, and iiitn tha h.lr'.loMy and nblrnmf ry, aa no soap eoold do. D:a.,lT a lapoonful r.f r-ol. In half a PUp vt b()t matrTi Th), makes a ibampoo that cannot be exwlied, for 1U lather and cleaqning proper! leg. for amall eoat you (can set enough gtol at lb dru tor to U.t yoa rcrtl fnontbe. MRS. M. V. -t.. With all fare powder, thero Is a cnalklneaa whi. h m.k. the powdor Jlelblo. That's wbr I use m, own face pow der mads aftw my own 6rmula. No our can detect Its nsa, yet It gives an extraordliry tlot, and amootbosM to tbs akin. I would be lost without It. This "Valeka Surett raos towdes-" can now be obtalnvd at drug stores. : KISS FANNY T Your blr will rcry s..n stop comlntuf out on your comb or brum, srid you wm noUoe a tremendous djftcrenre In the lustre of your hair, in Its fast increasing Iracth and Its frafflness, if yoa will uink. up tbe followlos formula yourself and use It liberally. Mia- half a pint of water with bslf a plot of alcohol (or take a full pint of Im ported bay runl. If rm prefer It), and sod to wis on on bq of bcts.iuinol. wblrt iwj csa obtain at any drug- store. Tbla make up er a pint of the best hair rrower ever known. and a onantlty which would cost yon , many you ctmui buy it at the sujrc. - VJHH SPECKLED -few mllu th.r It . possJhle tn rid tbe are nf bin. k!i-M In a lew minutes' tlnui bv .Imi.i, n,. powdered neroxln on a mxj:iue, mane wet who hot water, aud rnbhintc thin on the fare or the parts affected with biackh-ada. Thrrn 1 BO as plnchiuK out tbee p-i-iient blcuil!,li, as this spot the skio. . MISS B. G. M. By uslntr n.anr of tbs ao- -perfluuus batr burner arifertlaeii. on ran aally detect the fact tbat you are afflf-te.1 with wild hair. Ihey lae a rd spot or burn, or Irritate tbe sklu. snd soiuc-tiuies r move the b air nneTpoly. Cae ln.toa't, simjile sulfo solutton, which almost iriSFi.-allr dl soIr . tbe hair, li-aln uo mark or injury. It you caurv.t get Uie si 1.. pie sulfo solution at tbe drug atorw, then set the aulfo powrtor. which is the same thing, except 'that you wrt it with a little wetcr befora applyltig." MRS. B. L. B. Am sorry you couldn't gt the simple aulfo solution at the drug- store. If such a rase, my eecretary wlil get It -and sud it to you If you will sddreaa "Secr tsry to Valesks 8urtt, Tbotnpaoo Hirlif.. ChU csao," snd enckislug - tbe price, wbu.-b is one oUa. ' rBirNDLESK Try tbla. for developing- the bust, it Is sdmltted to be tbe nn.-t effec tive 'for the purpose, though you underata-id It ls at best a difficult matter to toroVlu re each development. Avoid nifeba nicul Inxli-umcnij.. MIX tosetber two ounces or ruetone. half a cap of sugar and half a pint of cold Vvsic.-. Ibis make a safe, mixture, of which take 2 teaapoonfuls after . escb meal, and at bcil time. ' MRS. T. B. W. Yon certalnlr can trtt rid of pimple la a hurry. I would not advise u t continue toe utwKt wauc you tuejitloh. ( tbe followlBsr whf-h I powerful blood clean ser. IMssolve 12 ounce of suc-ar ajid one ounce of sarsensf In a pint of wnier. Of this. take one or two icascMMMjrul after men la. i.ri tbe aarsene In tbe orleinal tia'-Luc hr 1 b. otutee, at any drag store. (.Air.)