THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL,'- PORTLAND, s FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 21, 1916.
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GERMAN NBVSPAPhR
DECLARES : RUSSIA A
HOTBED OP GRAFT
"Hamburgischer Correspond-
Rife in Russian Officialdom
HIGH AND" LOW GUILTY
Torn of Government That Permits
n&b. abases Is Said Xesponsibl
zor zaituir coauwu.
An nwlMHDt nicrnre of Rnaalan officialdom
la presented to fta readers bj the "Barabor
. gfaftciier Cnrrmpondent" In an article entitled
"Batten Corruption. " a tranalatloo of a por
tion of which follows:
No country In the world has better
conditions for fortune and prosperity
than the unfathomable empire of Rut
aia. Richly blessed with ail kinds of
natural resources, provided with a mod
erate. healthy climate, crossed by
mighty navigable streams, and fenced
In by endless forests, it seems to be
chosen by nature to be the lnbabitance
or. a great, prosperous people.
Though the human material there be
unequal and mixed. It is not by any
means inferior. The Russian, as far as
he is not artificially made corrupt. Is
very sentimental, good natured and Is
imaginative and dreamy. He under
stands nature and loves it fervently
Though laziness Is to a certain extent
a, trait of the Slav, It could be over
come bv a conscious education. Even
drunkenness, the national evil, is not
a natural mark of the Russian. It li
rather Inculcated to him by a false
policy of education and economy. It
has been proved scientifically long
since. Poverty and misery stand In a
reciprocal proportion to drunkenness;
thev feMl each other: An A one Is At ft
loss to determine where Is the cause
and where the effect
7om of Government Misfortune.
The misfortune of the present Rus
sia is her government, which is almost
Identical with, corruption and demoral
isation. Look wherever one might into
this gigantic efripire of the east all
over appear those faults and wrong
economy of a government, forsaken by
God and reason. Devilish rapacity
coupled with shortsightedness, cruelty
combined with unbelievable foolish
ness this is the formula of Russian
statesmanship. The saying: "Every
nation has the government it deserves"
Is not always true. No, the Russian
people have certainly nob deserved
that all-destroying and poisoning gov
ernment. In Russia the government
and the people stand in a crying con
trast to each other; the government
considers the people as a subject for
exploitation and Is trying to hold it
eternally in fear. And the people see
In the government a plague, which It
bears with fatalism as every other
catastrophe.
Worse than the laws are the whims
of the officials, and more crushing than
the burdens of the state Is the cor
ruption. To the west European (or
American) many things out of the
chapter of corruption might appear as
a fairy tale; nevertheless they are
true. Corruption passes through of
ficialdom like a chain from top to bot
tom. It is only the height of the
price that constitutes the difference.
One can Just as easy make the gover
nor pliable as, the Gordevol (police
man), only, of course, by a higher
price. The lower officials draw star
vation salaries and are dependent upon
graft.
High Officials Accept draft.
The higher officials are not any bet
ter by any means. Yes. even worse, be
cause more expensive and circumstan
tial. So It happens that chiefs of
police of western Russian cities with
strong Jewish populations, which nat
urally constitute the rrtost grateful
subjects for exploitation, live always
more upon their "side incomes' than
on their salaries.
One must not be led to believe that
the army makes an exception In this
respect On the contrary, here Is per
'haps the worst .corruption, because
larger sums are reckoned with here,
and because an Insight Into those
things Is almost Impossible for the
layman. It Is a ffxt, that In strategic
CANT FIND DANDRUFF j
Every bit of dandruff disappears
after one or two applications of Dan
derine rubbed we.ll ln(o the scalD With
the finder tips. Get a 25-cent bottle
of Danderlne at any drujf store and
save your hair. After a few applica
tions you can't find a particle of dan
druff or anv falling hair, and the scalp
will never itch. (Adv.)
Your Sick. Child
Is Constipated!
Look at Tongue
Hurry, Mother T Remove poisons
" from little stomach, liver,
bowels.
pive "California Syrup of Figs'
. if cross, bilious or
feverish.
ro matter wnai aits your child, a
gentle, thorough laxative should al
ways oe tne. first treatment given.
IT your UtUe one is out-of-sorts,
half-sick, isn't resting, eating and act
ing naturally look. Mother! see If
tongue is coated. This Is a sure aim
that, the little stomach, liver and bow
els are clogged with waste. When
cross. irntaDie, feverish, stomach sour
breath had or has stomach-ache, diar
rhoea, sore throat, full of cold, give a
teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," and in a few hours all the con
stipated poison, .undigested food and
our bUe gently moves out of the lit.
tie bowels witnout griping, and you
nave a weu. piayiui cnua again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative," because
it never falls to cleanse" the little one's
liver and bowels and sweeten the
stomach and they dearly love Its
pleasant taste. Full directions for
.babies, children of all ages and tor
grown-ups printed on each bottle.
.Beware ot connterxeit xig syrups.
-Ask your druggist for a -Bo-cent bot-
.. tie of 'California Syrup of Figs;" -then
m that tt la made toy the. "California
Fl Syrup, Company." CAdvJ
MEXICAN BANDITS SHOW NO MERCY TO THEIR
(s;J;-v Sr-yr , AH, ( .-vv . J
1 ; $ - ) 1
- I i .j , w.- .jt.- ' ' 7 ft
When the Villlsta bandits swooped down upon the trainful of Americans near Santa YsabeL, Chihua
hua, thej held op a earful of Mexican servants of the American ranchers and miners. The pic
ture shows how the bandits disposed of their luckless captives: The dead man in the picture is
a Mexican employ on an American ranch, who maris, the error of trying to escape. lie was
unarmed.
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Two Russian Soldiers Have a Thrilling
Time in Escaping From German Camp
Men Crawl Through Barbed Wire Fence, Eluding Sentries, Then
Reach Trenches While Bullets Fly Thick About Them.
London, Jan. 21. Details were re-1
ceived here today of a remarkable es
cape of two Russian prisoners of war,
who had been brought into Belgium
by the Germans and forced to assist
In fortifying the lines.
Several days ago some British sol
diers in a front line trench were
startled by the sudden appearance of
two young men, who rose up In the
barbed wire beyond the parapet. One
waved a rag and both shouted:
"Russkl! Russkl!" At the same time
the Germans began to fire at them
wildly.
The British Jumped to the conclu
sion It wag a case of desertion, but as
they helped the men down Into their
trench, they saw that both wore tat
tered Russian uniforms.
One of the men Is 22 years of age,
and was in the forty-first Siberian
regiment when he was captured on
February 11 at Prasnysz. The other,
belonging to the Novoskolschl infan
try regiment. Is 19. and was taken
prisoner on June 8 on the Bzura.
Bant to prison Camp.
They were both sent to a camp Just
Inside the German frontier lines, about
15 miles from Posen. Here there were
about 20,000 other .Russian prisoners
of war. employed in road repair and
field formications close to the r row-
tier. Their life was miserable and
hard. All the food they had was po
tato bread, and soup made of potato
peelings. Once a fortnight they were
allowed one and a half ounces of meat.
For the first few months they had
no drink but water, but afterwards
coffee without susar. All the pris
oners of war were In their ragged
Russian uniforms except a few
dressed In German uniform because
their own clothes were utterly worn
out in the stress of war, distinguished
by a large yellow or blue stripe down
the back of the great coat.
It was in the middle of October last
railroads and shipbuilding hundreds of
millions are embezzled.
The Russian people are not cowardly.
but brave in our sense, they cannot be.
To the Roman virtue and bravery was
expressed by a. single word. There Is
a deep psychology in this term.
Bravery Is applied virtue. Only a free
people, who know what they are fight
ing for, can be brave. Slaves are never
able to soar to the height of real
bravery. It Is the greatest tragedy of
a people to bleed for a cause which is
not their own.
Private Captures
Thirty ot Germans
Company Xn Souse Is Warned That
Place Zs Surrounded and ths Xuse
Worked Tory Vlcely.
Glasgow. Jan. 21. (I. N. S.) Pri
vate Sam Wolfe, a young Jewish sol
dier whose home is at Glasgow, had
the distinction of capturing SO Ger
mans at Loos. This is the story in his
own words as told while on leave
here:
'The village of Loos was a perfect
shambles with dead Germans, and In
every window was a sniper. My chief
duty and concern was to una a place
where I could signal from, and I saw
a small house Just like one of ourvll
las at home. I entered the front door
and ran up 4ie-alnst a couple of Ger
mans. My rifle was up and two bul
lets bowled them over. Then I went
upstairs, and at ths top was another
German waiting. Quick as lightning I
fired at him and had the satisfaction
of seeing him roll dead on the stairs.
"I now looked for a . good window
where I could signal from, and seeing
a door off the landing pushed It open.
Then I got the surprise of my life.
The room was full of Germans. All
were armed. I never lost my head,
and called to them to surrender. I un
derstand and can speak a little Ger
man and I warned them In their own
language that the house was sur
rounded. This ruse was successful.
"They dropped their rifles and
equipment and filed out of the house.
There were SO of them. Once clear
of the house they saw they had been
duped, but a company of soldiers v was
not far off and I marched my captives
toward them and they were taken pris
oners." A Cautions Witness.
"I don't know as Bud was actually
Arnnk " tatlfld Ifr. Oin Johnaon ta
I a trial at Rumpus Ridge,' Ark., "but.
anyhow, he sorter assimilated round
town most of the day fighting, argy-
that the first large draft of men
about 2000 of them were sent from
the camp Into Belgium. The two men
who are now in our lines, with 250
comrades, were brought to the Franco
Belgian frontier, and after being de
tained, were marched 5000 yards to a
hamlet, where there was a collection
of five wooden huts. In which the men
were billeted In batches of 50. Dally
at 7 p. m. they were marched out to
the front, where they were set to
dig trenches.
Escape Is ICade.
Upon returning to the camp one eve
ning the two young men decided to
risk an escape. The sleeping hut was
surrounded by barbed wire, and
guarded by three sentries German
soldiers who had been Invalided and
made incapable for more active service
and the camp Itself was patrolled.
With great luck, however, the two
Russian lads crawled through the
barbed wire without raising an alarm,
evaded the sentries, and struck across
country towards the sound of the
guns.
They traveled five or six miles that
night, and layball next day In a dis
used trench full of water. On the
next night they went three miles fur
ther. Here they reached some German
trenches In a wood, and crossed over
reveraJ lines until they reached the
first line trench, where they had the
nearest c nance of being caught.
Two men were standing at their
loopholes, and two others had Just
been relieved and were going off. The
Russians crouched down, crept a little
further off. and, climbing out of the
front-line trench, were immediately
In difficulties with the barbed wire.
Fortunately, it was not very strong,
and tbey succeeded In getting through
It, and crawling' to the British
trenches, vhen they gave their cry
and kept down with bullets flying
about them.
lng politics, and similar trifles that-a-
way till finally he bought a whole
bolt of checkered calico. Then he
hopped his hoss snd lit out for home,
singing "Sam Bass' and endeavoring his
durnedest during the entire seven miles
to ride fast enough to keep the whole
bolt of cloth clear from the ground and
filtering out at full length behind him,
like a flag." Kansas City Star.
BASEBALL NEWS
Ashland, Or., Jan. 21. Ashland high
school basketball team plays Eugene
high school team Saturday evening
in the high school gymnasium. The
Phoenix team and the Ashland high
second team will play a preliminary
game.
Pendleton, Or., Jan. 21. Pendleton
high school's boys' and girls' basket
ball teams left this morning on their
first trip of the season. This evening
they will play In Waltsburg, and to
morrow night at Weston.
Snyder Wins In Fourth Round.
Pendleton. Or.. Jan. 21. In the
Fundamental and Operation
ROUNDED upon andt compelled to
observe the rigid requirements of
the Government, including the new Federal Re
serve System, with its advantages and protec
tion, The Northwestern National Bank represents
the ideal type of depository for the funds of in
dividuals and corporations.
The rapid growth of this In
stitntioa to a clientele of over
23,000 depositor an in
croas of 5,000 during 1915-
is da among; othar things tot
Northwtslcrn
Sixth and
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LUCKLESS CAPTIVES
fourth round of a scheduled six round
bout at the Moose club. Earl Snyder,
Pendleton hleh school, boy and former
Junior Multnomah club boxer, Wed
nesday evening was awarded a vic
tory over Steve Llchter of Ellensburg,
Wash. Snyder outpointed Llchter
easily and sent him to his knees with
a left to the Jaw in the third. In the
fourth he dropped him again with a
lefi and right, and the referee stopped
the bout.
Chip Beats Ar McCoy.
New Tork. Jan. 21. (I. N. S.)
George Chip, the Newcastle, Pa., mid
dleweight, has again demonstrated his
superiority over Al McCoy of Brook
lyn, who knocked out Chip here n
April. 1914. Chip was the aggressor
throughout in their 10 round bout hers
last night and inflicted severe pun
ishment upon McCoy. In the third
round Chip knocked McCoy down for
the count of seven, but he' was unable
to put over the finishing wallop. Mc
Coy outweighed Chip by tjp pounds.
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets Are
a Harmless Substitute.
Dr. Edward' OUt Tablets the aobitltata
for calomel ar a mild bat aura laxatlTt,
acd their effect on tha llrcr ta almoat la
ataoUDaotn. Tbey are tb reaalt of Dr. Ed-
warda' determination Dot to treat Uer and
btwel complaints with calomel. II U effort
to banlah It brought oat tbeae Uttla ollro
eulored tableta.
Tbeaa pleaaant little tablet! do tba food
that calomel does, bat bar no bad after
effects. Tber don't Injur tba teeth Uka
trong llquldi or calomel. Tbey take bold
of the trouble and quickly correct It. Why
cure tba Urer at tba axpans of the teeth 7
Calomel sometime plajs ha roc with the funis.
Bo do atrooc liquids.
It la best not to take calomel, but to let
Dr. Edwards' OHre Tablet tak Its place
Most headache, "dullness" and that lsiy
feeling coma from constipation and a dis
ordered llrer. Take Dr. Ed ward a' Oily Tsb'ers
wten you leel lossy" and "hy." Mot
hew they "clear" clouded brain and bow tbey
"perk op" the spirits. At luc and 23c oar
box. All drorglsta.
Tb OUT TabUt Co., Columbua. O. (Adr.)
REMOVAL
NOTICE
Our stock of Fishing Tackle,
Sporting Goods, Tools and
Cutlery is now located at 273
Morrison Street, near Fourth.
Backus2iWorris
CamtraJ location and combe
nation of all banking facilities
under om roof; prompt
courteous attention to cus
tomer wants; and business
like) management.
ijtalOMLBANK
Sank Btildin
Morrison .,
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POBTLAND TEAM
TO TRY TO BEEAK
LOSING. STREAK
i Rosebuds to Tackle Victoria
Septet Tonight; Police
Players Win,
Although the Portland Rosebud
were defeated , twic in succession at-
the hands of the Vancouver Million
aires, local follower of the games are
backing Captain Oatman's players to
beat the Victoria set tet tonight in Vic
toria. Portland is leading the league by
one game, and a defeat tonight will
put the Rosebuds but a half a game
ahead of the crack Vancouver septet.
which' after a bad start has hit Its
1916 stride. Vancouver w4ll clash with
Seattle next Tuesday night and on the
same night Victoria and Portland will
play here, so by winning both these
games Portland will stay on top.
According to word received from
MaAager Patrick, the Portland players
ar. in good shape for the Victoria
game and axe confident of winning.
Portland's first scholastic hockey
game will" be played tomorrow night In
the Hippodrome at ' the Inter-high
Jinks. The Lincoln high school and
the Jefferson high school will be th
contending teams.
The Police hockey team, which Is
now a member of the Portland Ama
teur Hockey association, scored a 6 to
2 victory over the Auto club team in
the Ice Hippodrome last. night Tho
playing of Moss on the offensive and
Royle and Clement on the defense were
the features of the game. The goals
for the winners were scored by Moss
3, Lltzenberg, Royle and Nutter.
The police lineup: Clement, goat;
Royle and Rylett, defense; Moss,
rover; Lltzenberg, center; Evans and
Nutter, forwards.
Britton Gives Lewis
A Hard 10 Round Go
Buffalo. N. T.. Jan. 21. (I. N. S.)
Buffalo fight fans were clamoring to-
, day fQf a return match as a result of
the 10 round draw fought here last
r.lRht by Ted Lewis of Lngland aml
Jack Britton of Chicago. Britton had.
all the better of the early rounds, but !
Lewis Closed Stron-W and evened Up
honors In the closing rounds. Brlttpn
wetghed 144 pounds and. Lewis 142.
SMS HOT WATER
EACH DAY KEEPS
THE DOCTOR AWAV
Drink glass of hot water be
fore breakfast to wash
out the poisons.
v Life is not merely to live, but to
live. well, eat well, digest well, work
wellf sleep well, look well. What a
glorious condition to. attain, and yet
how very easy It is if one will only
adopt the morning Inside bath.
. Folks who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy w,hen they arise, split
ting headache, stuffy from a ccld, foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach,
can, instead, feel as fresh as a daisy
by opening the sluices of the system
each morning and flushing out the
whole of the Internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyojre. whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning, before
breakfast, drink a glans of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in It to wash from the
stomach, liver, kldne and bowels the
previous day's Indigestible waste,
sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying
the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into- the stomach.
The action of hot water and lime
stone phosphate on an empty stomach
Is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans
out all the -sour fermentations, gases,
waste and acidity and gives one a
splendid appetite for breakfast. 'While
you are enjoying your breakfast he
water and phosphate Is quietly ex
tracting a large volume of water from
the blood and getting ready for a
thorough flushing of all the inside
organs.
The millions of people who are
bothered with constipation, bilious
spells, stomach, trouble, rheumatism;
others who have sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly complexions are
urged to get a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate Iron the drug store
which will cost very little, but Is suf
ficient to make anyone a pronounced
crank on the subject of Internal sani
tation. (Adv.)
1'
To Overcome Eczema
Never mind bow often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning. Itch
ing" eefcema quickly by applying a little
jsemo furnished by any "druggist for
25c Extra large bottle, 11.00. Healing
begins the moment semo is applied. In
a short time usually every trace of
pimples, black heads, rash, eczema, tet
ter and similar skin diseases will be
removed.
For clearing the skin and making It
vigorously healthy, semo is an excep
tional remedy. It llSnot greasy, sticky
or watery and it does not stain. When
others fall It laUbe one dependable
treatment for all akin troubles.
Zemo. Cleveland. (Adv.)
Bacaose) it is
conducted in a
"what you want,
when you want
it, now 70a want
it way."
H-O-T-E-L
spoils HOME at
HOTEL
CORNEL
Tk fkM of' Wtlcom,
Park and Alder St., PorV
" land. Or.
Rata, $1.00 day and srp,
C Wi Cornelius, President.'
H. E. FletcW, Manager.
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IDS N
J. GEDEON MAY
JOIN PITTSBURG;
NEWS NOW OUT
,l" mmm 1 1 . "
Washington Must First Re
lease Him for a Cash
Consideration.
San Francisco, Cat. Jan. SI. (U. P.)
Joe Gedeon will play wltn" Plttsburf
next season. If Washington, to which
club he reverted from Salt Lake at the
end of last season. Is willing to relln
qalata him for a cash consideration.
This news leaked out hers today,
when a telegram came from Manager
Jimmy Callahan, of the Pirates, asking
for information about Gedeon's ability.
This -smashes Manager Cliff Blan
kenshlp's hopes of again having hts
sensational In fielder this year. Ail
winter Blank has felt that there was a
big chance of him retaining Gedeon, as
the peppery second baseman had re
fused to accept Washington's terms.
Gedeon has a meteoric career in
baseball. He started with the Seals In
1912, and was drafted by Washington.
In the fall of 1914 he was sent to Los
Angeles, where he failed to show any
thing to make him valuable to Cap Dil
lon. Both Dillon and Washington gave
him permission to sign with any Coast
league club. Last year he was the
class of ths league.
Washington to Play
0. A. 0. Five Tonight
Seattle, Was h "Jan. 21. (P. N. S.i
Dr. E. J. Stewart and his squad of
basket toesers from the Oregon Agri
cultural college arrived in Seattle to
day, and tonight will take on the Uni
versity of Washington five In the first
NO MORE BACKACHE
NO MORE MISERY
Hundreds of people have been relieved ef
the aironles caused by weak, diseased or
cloered up kidneys by natng Sotrax. the bw
reredy tbat quickly reaches the source of all
kKney complaints.
If yon suffer with lna In yoor back and
alee or hs any sign of kidney or bladder
trouble such at rheumatic pains, puffy well
ing under the eye or ta the feet and ankles.
bre, wltn nHnary disorders. BoWax will
q,rioliy na- ,nriy rellex yoa of your tnlry.
BoWax la probably tha moat potent remedy
yet devised for lidding tb ayatem of uric
acia ana ariTing out u u poisonous us
puiitle which causa such trouble. It
tralisea. dlsaoWea and make tb kidney aift
oat all tba nrle add and poisons left by tb
biood and renders th kldneyi and urinary
organ clean, vlgorooa and healthy.
Many of th beat druggists aay tbat bo
medicine ought to b paid for unless It doea
the user some good. Solvax therefor sells
ULder a posltlT guarantee to quickly rellev
tb worst ce of kidney trouble or your
money refunded. Try So1tx today and tf
yon cannot are and feel a decided change for
th better, lost go to th druggls, from whom
yon bought It and tell him yon want yoor
money bark and be will return it without
' qvestlon. This la the strongest argument tbat
i can b offered In bebalf of any medicine.
Solax Is sold In Portland and vicinity by
the Owl Drag company and other leading deal
era. (Adv.) '
TO THE' EAST
VIA
WW
"The Road of a
Thousand Wonders"
Through Oregon, California, Arliona, New
Mexico, Texas and Louisiana there Is sn ever
changing scene to Interest the traveler.
Mountains, canyons, rivers. cltie4,
seashore resorts, orange groves, rice
and cotton fields. Pueblo Indian cliff
dwellings, Sal ton Sea and all the way
Sunshine and Ftowers
All-steel through trains dally from "slaa Fran
cisco and Los Angeles to New Orleana
Tickets reservations or further Information at
City Ticket Office. Corner Sixth and Oak Streets.
Union Depot or East Morrison-street Station.
Telephones Broadway 8760. A-S704.
JOHN M. SCOTT, G. P. A.
Latter-WfiUng Week January 17-22
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vSOUTH ER1M TACI FI C
Service in
Modern Business
In modern business the one great
watchword is service. That business
expands most substantially which
considers best the interests of cus
tomers. It is no different in bank
ing. Every depositor is entitled to
receive prompt and courteous service,
and in the Lumbermen's National
Bank this is npt merely a hobby it
is a strict policy.
We seek your account.
Fifth
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1
I of a two rame aerta. Stewart la not
talking mucbr but ventured the predic
tion that tonighVr con test wouia o
bard fought. .
' "Washington la much more confident
than It was earlier In the aeaaon. be
cause of the showing mad by Coach
Davidson's quintet in the game wiu
California.- -
Unieata Palmer, who baa been coming
strong in practice, is sent In at for
ward tor Washington, the teams will
line up a follows:
Washington. Position. O. A C
Davidson R. F Ray
Sanders I. F SJebert
Schlveley C . Mix
Deutsche R. O Lowe
Riddle G. Johns
1Vlisre I John Stroud?
University of California, Jan. 81.
(U. P.) Haa Graduate Manager John
Stroud, who has been in the esst sev
eral weeks, secured a football coach
for the m varsity?
Stroud's whereabouts, his time of
arrival here and the result of his trip
are being kept a secret, leading under
graduates to believe his mission has
been accomplished. The only informs-
Alkali Makes Soap
Bad For Washing; Hair
Most soaps and- prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which Is
very Injurious, as It dries tb scalp
and makes the hair brittle.
Tho' best thine to use Is Just plain
mulalflod oocoarrut oil, for this la pure
and entirely greaselesa It's very cheap
and beats the most expensive soaps or
anything eloe all to pieces. You can
get this at any drug store, snd a
few ounoes will last the wtoole family
for months.
Simply moisten ths hair with water
and rub It In, about a bsaspoonful is
all that Is requnred. It makes an abun
dance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses
thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and . Is
soft, fresn looking, bright, fluffy, wavy
and easy to handle. Besides, It loosens
and takes out every particle of dust,
dirt and dandruff. (Adv.)
fflslD
Pain h ths Back
Is often o! the most violent
S character, yet it is surpris
M inil h'ow quickly it ditap
C Dears when Sloan's Lini-
Yf merit is used, not only for h
g backache bat for 1 Rheumatism,
KonrsLxis, Nerve Pains, Sloan's H
f .jntnr,.nt remarkably effective.
Sal nj
I Sloan s
a af
I Liniment
t ' KILLS PAIN
''Seep a bottle in your boms.
rocs sw siaiv
uumbermen5 a
National Bank!
and Stark
t v'i' V'. - r
Uon divulged Is that Stroud will return
"soon.": '- -v?r. r. , r;" : ,-;-
V Weeks to Fight EganJ'l
SsatUe. Wash.. Jan. U. P. N.' S.)
Billy Weeks,', ths Canadian middle
weight' ohamplon, and Charley Xgaa,
ths Everett battler, . whom Freddy
Bogan Is boosting as a future world
beater, have been matched for 'a four
round bout at Ellensburg on January'
2$, according to announcement her to
day. Bogan believes Egaa will, give
Weeks a hard scrap deaplte his inex
perience). . y ' '
New coal fields are announced In
Manchuria. :
YOU
'1
LAST
MCE
SATURDAY
and
MONDAY
LAST TWO DAYS
TO GET r
PAH!
fcVITH EACH
ORDER FOR ' .
SUIT OR
OVERCOAT
Union
Made
To Order
-3.
FINE ASSORTMENT V
LATEST PATTERNS
ALL WOOL GOODS
REMEMBER!
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Saturday and Monday
th Last Two Days' '
in Which to Get ' 5
FREE-EXTRA PANTS
ITS YOUR OPPORTU
NITY YOU'RE rTHE
LOSER IF YOU HESI
TATECALL TODAY
BE CONVINCED -
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148 FIFTH STREET I
Bet. Morrison and Alder
Open Until 10 P, M.
Saturday
Ths rural highway Is 'the
first link in the great chain
of transportation. Over the
rural highway goes annually
ths food supply of ths nation.
Every pound of raw material
destined for ths factories and
all ther great export' wealth
which' moves abroard mutt
begin Its Journey to market
over the rural road, r No mors
vitally-- important subject is
before the American people
than that of good roads and
they are demanding in the
construction ' of - these - great
arteries of commerce ths very
best of materials, hence the
universal demand that roads
should be hard surfaced with
BITULITHIC
. Warren Brothers Company,
. : - c Journal Building, ,
. - Portland. Oregon, j
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