mm.
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PACIRC COAST YARD
CAPACITY IS 700,000
j TONS PER
ANNUM
Government Board Completes
. 'Survey -of. Infant Industry
.! ' v6f Coast. ;
FOUR CAN BUILD BATTLER
Porttand Plants Capabia of Turulmf
Ovf SO Per Cent of Totslj TJaloa
v ron Work 33 Per Cost.
'Ban Franclso, Feb. 8.t-(U-
" Shipbuilding plant on the Pacific
;coat are capable of turning: out ap
'proglmately 700.000 tona of merchant
'ships annually, according to an unof
, rra luriiH rnmnleted today by gov
ernment official Twelve shipyards
ninii in ihn rfrvey.
1 - Of the 12' yards, four are capable of
; building; battleafclpe. These are the
two plants of tn Union Iron Work
at Oakland and San Francisco, the Se
attle Contraction & Drydock company,
"and the Washington Shipbuilding com-
Tiitiv at Tacoma.
Shipbuilding plants on the Pacific
coast, and their annual capacity in
tons are as follows:
Union Iron Works (two yards). 17S,
- DUO: Seattle Construction A Drydock
company. 76.000: Washington Shtp-
: bulldlnsr company. Tacoma, 75.000;
Korthwest Steel company. Portland. 76,
OOOi'Moore & Scott, Oakland, 60.000;
J. F. DUthie & Co., Seattle, 60,000.
"Ames Shipbuilding, company, Seattle.
' 60.000: Skinner & Eddy. Seattle. 60,
00: Columbia River company, Port
V land. 60,000; Anderaon Shipbuilding
: company. Seattle. 20.000: Alblna En
gine ft Machine Works. Portland. 20
- 009; California Shipbuilding company.
Ijorig Beach, 10,000.
MARINER- IS BACK
Samoan islands, yesterday afternoon
and Is s total loss, although -all mem
bers of the crew were saved.? aecorc- :
IBS7 IWeiTSU WLJ. 5 -.'
The vessel was at- anchor wnen
tropical storm cams - up, - driving It
ashore,: Captain Olson got bis crew
of text men off safely.
Tbe Jackson sailed - to Melbourne.
Australia, In ballast and was at Apia
to load copra.
Hind. RolDfc Co. bought tne ves
sel six months ago for 0.000. It
was built In Aberdeen, Wash., in 1301.
This Is the second, sailing vessel
Hind, Rolph ft Co. have lost in a week,
the first one being the schooner Kona.
wrecked, on Kangaroo island., near
Australia, February a. - -'
Boat Service) to Pasco. '
Ssrvios to Pasco by the Dalles-
Columbla line is to start February
20, water permitting. The steamer
J. NV' Teal is being made ready for
Mrviee and will, it Is expected, be
able to make her first' trip about that
time. Ice and low water forced the
withdrawal of the steamer late last
year. . :
BDNG REPAIRED WITH
CONTRACTS IN SIGHT
1 " '
Organization of Business Men
Responsibleifor Having the
Plant Put in Good Shape.
Changes and Charters.
San Francisco, Feb. S. O. Johnson
has replaced T. A, Jamleaon as master
of the steamer ' Speedwell, reported
from New Orleans.
The bark Narwhal haa been char
tered to carry redwood from Eureka to
Melbourne at 136 shillings by J. J.
Moore ft Co. Inc. (May-June).
Tug Goes for Junk.
For Just $109, Charles Steelsmlth
and Captain John Zumwalt have pur
chased the sunken tug Resolute which.
for the past few months, has reposed
In 20 feet of water near Vancouver.
The tug wis raised Wednesday and
brought to Portland, where she will be
scrapped and her machinery sold as
Junk.
Bandon. Or.. Febi . The Ban don
shipyard, through the efforts of the
New Era club, an organisation of
local business men, is being repaired
with a view to securing contracts
for the construction of two vessels.
An experienced shipbuilder is on the
ground and several contracts are In
sight.
The plant Is one of the largest for
wooden construction on tbs coast, and
years ago launched several vessels.
It will accommodate two boats at a
time and is located alongside the
Moore mill where high-grade ship
lumber can be , procured at a . lower
cost than at any point on the Pa
cific coast.
TEACHERS STORM BUT
FAIL TO AGRE UPON
OFFICE'TENURE BILLS
Special Train Tonight to
Continue .Struggle,
legislature adjourn -without striking at
th rU which, ail knew exists. II
said he would vot for the Stott bill
though It did not meet with hts entire
approval, as it was better than the
sxlstlng law. : '
-Elmore said 'as ' chairman of the
committee on health and public mor
als hs had asked the attorney gen
eral's office for an pinion regarding
tbe constitutionality and that the bill
was unconstitutional. -
Tbs speaker could not- enforce the
house rule against smoking during
.1 A mm TTIma. a a ( f4 mTA ft WAnM H
frf Go t0SaIem in
off leers of the law would net enforce
the existing- law and he doubted if
they would enforce any - law. Hs
doubted if any of those who had ap
pealed for the passage of the Sweeney
bm would aid in its enforcement.
CfcarW A--Ree, lafantry, sre ordered e the
auUSkry eae-ay, lerSaty. - r
Bi 1 Liavtaaaat 'grail Korjaa, FatllpphM
Saosta, ass sees retire io active service.
Captala. Chars .' Blakeley. field artillery,
best fialahed wiU Ue mtr wlntd hl
U risaen daty lDspactor-ioetntctar of ar-
pacsad atUUIa, with sutlea at Kew Orleass,
fcss'.
ObbsbsI ibtsi Hamnttm ami
arttUary earpe, rctivd - as ixmbec r
aeajes nerd asd soars for taodug t ifiad eaa-
on, wui jwoort m eoaat oareaaaa r Sasdy
Mook aatll tisie far Mm tc sail for CMatobal
caaai bobs, aooox April so.
QntrMmuur hiiiS tm FsUaseV
pbU, Pa., for.daty: Taonas J, Baney, Oo
rumboa, K. it.'. Jobs J. Dijuytns. Browns.
Tliie. m Chartoa W. Diets, JeffaiSos bar
racks. Ma.; FV4 FUbr. Fort Host, Ta.;
Panl P. Raynaud. Fort Aadrrwa, Ifaaa :
Lrwia R. WllUi. Lawton. Wash.: Emu
A: BrWwana. Washiestoa bemcka. D. O. :
Johs O. D-nath. Tort B. H. O. Wrtfbt, N.
. N. X., and
Fort Osletborp. Tie.
Fort Terry,
NEWS OF THE PORT
w. y.
Arrtrals Tslroaxy a.
Herri tx. Amerlcaa ataamar. Cantata
Engalla, oil, from Baa Franclaco. Associated
OU company.
L Primers. Americas steamer. CantaJn in.
deraoo, aapbalt, from Baa Francinoo, Standard
Oil company.
Dapartaraa yabraary I.
Northern Pacific. Americas ateamer. Captain
Huncer, paaaencers ana rretztit, for Han Fran-
Sight of Ere lxst.
Bandon, Or.. Feb. 8. I J. Jack
son, proprietor of a local machine
shop, through an accident which oc
curred yesterday lost the sight of
his left eye. While drilling in metal
a piece of the drill broke off and
struck his eyeball, . penetrating to
the socket. Jackson was formerly a
marine engineer in the United States
navy.
ANTI-CIGARETTE
BILLS PASS IN
OREGON HOUSE
(Omirtnned From Page One.)
tobacco was filthy, and Forbes retort
ed when you wanted to find a Simon
pure "pin head" and "boob" you want-
riaeo. hrmt Northern P.rlfTr- Rt-.m,it ed to SO butkt UP a "man SChOOl
VETERAN
Gorernment Asks Civil War Pilot
' to Report to Vavy Yard.
' : Aberdeen. Wash.. Feb. 8. Ous
' Ilaren. who retu-hed his seventy
seventh birthday last month, ahd who
is his younger days was a well known
.Atlantic coast iavigator, has been
called upon by the navy department
for active service as a mariner. A
though his age would exempt him from
ordinary service, he will leave for
' Mare Island within the next few days
. and take up whatever kind of work the
i.navy men want him to do.
r - Hagen was in the reguldr United
- States service from 1863 to 1867 ply--between
Atlantic coast ports. He has
'-been on the Pacific coast for the past
SO years snd for the last nine years
or so has been a resident of this city.
Hag;en, although 77, does not look to
' be past the 60 mark. . He is a small
man, well built and with a short iron
gray beard. He has a vast fund of.
maritime Information and in his
younger days and middle life he was
-Vwell known in both Atlantic and Pa
cific coast ports. He is believed to
be one of a very few uf the pilots
who served In Civil war days, who are
Still-alive.
pany.
Marino Almanac.
Weather at Elver's' Month.
North Bead, Feb. & Oaodltlon of the month
of tberirer at noon, amooth; wind east, 14
mllea; weattier, light fog, cnaimel obscured.
Son and Tides February 9.
Bun rises, 7:23 a. m. Son seta, 5:23 p. m.
Tides at Astoria.
z:23 a. m, 7.9 feat 8:37 a. m.. 2.1 feet Plain dog.
2:10 p. m., 7.9 feat B:5 p. m.. 0.8 feet I He also
The time ball on toe U. 8. hydrographlc of
fice wae dropped at noon. ,
marm. i
. Afterwards, when the debate had
been close. Burton got back at Forbes
with the statement mads to a point of
personal privilege, that "he had seen
animals who smoked like men and
drank whiskey like men. but that if
you took an augur and bored a quar
ter of an inch under the side you hit
BIG SHIPPING CONCERN
MAY MOUNT GUNS ON
A stormy session, continued from
4:S0 to 7:10 p, m Wednesday, marked
a renewed discussion of. proposed
amendments to the teachers' tenure
law by the Grade Teachers' associa
tion. The meeting was held at the
Central library and was-said to be
the most largely attended held by
the organisation. Adjournment was
fa .H wlthmit & vnt. thither to
rescind or ratify he- action at a spe-J
ciai meeting a week ago when the
Orton bill, pending before the legis
lature, was indorsed. - After the ad
journment, Miss Viola Ortschild, pres
ident of the association, announced
that she would consider the action of
a week ago as approved.
Miss Eleanor McCarthy read let-
I - i i ieis irgm icgiaiaivra Biiui.g uuii viae j
On LanSing Lettert will oppose any change in ths tenure
Ics. vv t ci i it 5 a a jr va-iv owiwi arvasva va wa
Orton bill amendments. She declined
to give the names of these leglsla- j
tors. El H. Whitney, principal of!
T.; Stephen t.
n rcalsnatloii of Captain Horace IL Bob-
cVtaoa. modtcat earpa, accepted by the Breat
deae. ffectlTe March 35.
LMvee: Captain- Warren TV. Waiwalde. 10th
eavalry, a ' eataaalas t '14 day: OapUla
Horace M. Kotwrawm. BMdlcat corps, f from
VHvsary 10 t and lwladinc March 25. ; :
-Us aavy erdara were iaeues."-
i .
Diking Project Supported." i
Washington. Feb r Congressman
Hawley fcas ssourea s fsvorabls raport
from t9a hoosia commlttso oa commerce
on' him biU to dselAPs Olalls. slough, ta
Lincoln oomty Or, non-navlgabla, The
porpns of tMs measure) Is to permit
diking operations by reerfdent of ths
district, who doalre to reclaim lands
now overfloowed by waters from tbs
slough.
On Account of the War.
From the Ooffayrul JsarnaL
Tour lard and butter's mighty hlrh."
The housewlf s said. "Why this in
creases
Tbs grocer straightway made reply,
The allies have blockaded Greece."
Be Careful in Uting)' 7?T
Soap on - Your Hair
SEAGOING STEAMSHIPS
International Merchant Ma
rine Company Considering
Move,
New York. Feb 8. While maintain-
,ng that they have reached no decision -
received assurances from, other leg
islators that they will support the
-'gnneT. of the United States Orto bill. declined to
reeardinr their liners for defense, off!
cials of the American Line announced
that they are anxious to get into touch
with ex
navy.
The stand of ths stats department in
not permitting Aj-nerlcan liners to leave
port was announced last night In a
statement by David Lindsay of the In
ternational Mercantile Marine. He
said:
-The American line announces that
the sailing dates of their steamships
referred
A motion by Miss Alice Randall
that the grade teachers oppose any
change In ths - tenure law was de
; clared out of order by the president
on ths ground that ths original In
dorsement must first be rescinded.
No one was recognised to make a
f S? U 7J T :
Most soaps sad prepared shampoos -"
eoatala too raucb alkali, which la vary
Injurious, as it dries tbs scalp and :
makes tbs hair brtttls. . ,V V: "
Tbs best thing to use is ui plaia
mulslfled ooeoaaul on, for it is purs
sad entirely greaseless. If very cheap
and beats tie most expensive soaps '
or anything else all to pieces. You 7
can get this at any drug stars, and a -few
ounces will last the whole fam- '
H y for months.
Simply moisten ths hair with water :
and rub It in, about a teaspoonful is 11
that Is required. It makes an abun- .
dancs of rich, creamy lather, cleanses -'
thoroughly, and rinses, out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, snd Is
soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy,'
wavy, and sasy to handle. Bealdaa, it
, loosens and takes out every particle
of dust, dirt and dandruff.
AM4US8?tU ClttliiCo!.?
Got a Bottla of
r.lontho-Laxono
Ta' as atlsastil rlgbl awar.
pstki ta at
XatMaf a m
Wars.
soMs aa
a UI of Oas gyrss.
gists.
St. Louis and St. Paul, now in the r" " "
AV'ULIi KNOWN CRAFT GONE
32. 'B. Jackson, Which Loaded Here,
"Wrecked in Apia Harbor.
- Tteturuing from Bombay, where she
.delivered a cargo of lumber, from the
Clark & Wilson mill at Linnton, the
chooner E. B. -Jackson. Captain Olson,
tvaa wrecked, yesterday.
' The E. B. Jackson, owned by Hind,
Rolph & Co. was wrecked at Apia,
Steamers Ime to Arrive.
PA8SENGEBS AND1 FBEIQHT
Kama. From. Data.
Northers Pacific... B. F ..Feb. 7
Boae Clty.......... 8. F. A L. A... .Feb. 8
BaaTer , .8. V. t u. A Feb. li
Btoamers Due to Depart.
ltema. For. Pata
Northern Pacific. ... 8. F Feb. a
Boaa City S. F. sj U. A.... Feb. 10
Beaver U A. A S. F Feb. 18
steamers leaving rortiand lor Ban Francises
only connect with tba ateamer Yale and Har
vard, tearing Baa Franclaco Monday. Wednes
day, Friday and Saturday tor Loa Asgelea and
san Diego.
Is In Fort.
Berth.
Goble
.m. Municipal
said that he was able to
take care of himself. "mentally or any
other way, at all times and-against all
comers.
Forbes started the fireworks by stat
ing that the house had two bills before
it. one radical the other conservative.
He move-fi that the house first con
sider the Stott- bill, the conservative
measure, and on a close vote Spake r
Stanfleld declared the vote carried.
Stott Opens Tire.
Stott opened the discussion for his
bill which also bore, the 'names of
Stanfleld and Kubli. He said he had
received many "complaints regarding
the use of cigarettes by minors. He
had therefore drafted ths bill and it
had been given the unanimous support
of the committee on health and public
morals. The bill provided that no
port of New York, have been lndefi
nltely postponed.
"The following message was re
ceived at 5 p. m. today from Secre
tary Lansing
" The government cannot give ad
I f . . wWa1a4
or not their merchant vessels should If?. .TJ? Jll PPr b
asking for the floor when the motion
to adjourn was mads and put,
In united opposition to tbs "school
board amendments" but in - division
over tbs Orton bill, the teachers will
travel by special train to Salem this
sail on voyages to European ports 4r for l11" committees.
vhlti tt aioiiM b comnplled to Data
through waters delimited in thette A smV?-AI Dtrt? OfiTofC
claration issued by ths German; gov- . riXIIl V mL O. V V VrTUClO
ernment on January 31, 1917.
. .. - c I Washlngtoo. Fab. S. Army ordare: Major
vx Auicut-iu " I.nclan B. Moody, ordnaac dapartmant, la re
parts of the high seas are the same iieTed from tba arsenal at Bocc I (land. 111.
now as they were prior to the issuance and will ro to Washington. D. C for doty
.... .i .v. . l in the of nee of the chief of ordnance.
Ul ll".u" "ctia-'""" "'"t rirat Uentenaot Henry L. Krafft. medical
neutral vessel may, ll lis owners oe- rewrre corpa, la ordered from the army mad4-
lleve that It is liable to be unlawfully cal school to the soldiers' home, taaalnf ton.
attacked take any necessary measure ror duty. t
Dr. Ferdinand King, a Now York City physician and author ssyat There can
bo no strong, vigorous, iron man nor beautiful, healthy, rosy'-chseked women
without Iron Nuxated Iron taken thrso times per day after mssls will in
crease ths strength and ondursnce of weak, nervous, run-down folks 200 par
cent In two weeks' time in many instances. Avoid ths old forma of metallic
iron which may injurs the teeth and corrode the stomach, snd thereby do
more harm than good. Take only organic iron Nuxated Iron." It ia din.
pensed jn this city by The Owl' Drug Co. and. ail good drug gists.
TAKE A
Name.
Akotan, Am. aa.
Astoria. Am. ma.
Benin, am. an. Qooia I cigarettes couia lawruiiy ds soia to
lXjOSel t. B. MlCble. Am. ddn...... .Unnton I anv nrann nn.v 91 mrtA fr-
K. Han, Am. sch.... Weatport nf frn .Ka A 'tKn Tt
..Ooblal
11 fl UnmH Am k
La Primer a. Am. as. Alblna I &lso makes it a misdemeanor for any
Manila, am. acb . Multnomah Box minor to smoke cigarettes. It was a
ftfT' Anu ?n-"- l--p- Lumber oo. fair. Just, though severs measure. Stott
continued, snd woum meet an the ob-
Bt. Nt'ejiiaa. Am."ah"!II"!"mim!Aatoris Jectiona of the friends of Dr. Sweeney's
W. F. H err in. Am. as Linn ton I
Daily River Readings.
. I
A
A. "1 I
r as- 8
Lfwlstos 24 2.4 0.1 1 0.00
Dmatllls . 25 1.0 0 0.00
Eugene 10 6.7 0.1 0.00
Albany 20 8.8 0.1 0.00
Saarm ..... 20 6.9 0.2 0.00
Oreaxm Oty 12 6.1 0.2 O.Oo
Portland 16 4.1 Q 0.00
Suffer
From Piles
( Rlalng. ( ) Falling-.
River "Forecast.
Tho WfSjametta rlrer at Portland will re
main nearly stationary during the next two or
three days. v-
At Neighboring Ports.
bill.
Forbes said so far as hs could re
member ihe had. never bought a pack
age of cigarettes, but he did like a
cigar once in a while, snd personally,
he did not like to have anyone tell
him he could not smoke when he
wanted to.
Sweeney Bill Considered.
The Sweeney bill. Foroes -contended,
was absolutely unconstitutional, by
virtue of United States supreme court
decisions. It was not until the pass
age of the Webb-Kenyon act that the
Importation of liquor -could be pre
vented from one state to another. This
act did not touch tobacco and th
Sweeney bill would be void. Forbes
argued, and he quoted various de
cisions of the high court, holding that
legislation or a similar Import was
void.
Jones of Lane said he had lived in
to prevent or resist such attacks.'
"The American line officials havs
now taken under consideration whether
to sail their steamers without protec
tion or whether it is their duty to pro
vide guns and gunners on their own
account." ,
Remains Coming to Portland.
The body of George S. Miller, the
Portland man who was killed in West
Gallatin pass, E0 miles from Bozeman.
Montana. January 29, left Bozeman for
Portland Wednesday. The widow, Mrs.
Delia Bradley Miller, is to accompany
the body to Portland and will likely
make her home hereafter with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bradley, 166
East Twelfth street. The funeral will
be held from the First Congregational
church on either Friday or Saturday,
according to present plans.
Georgia's Genuine Optimist.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
We take things as they come. By
Christmas we'll have .to walk three
miles to find a moonshine still, but
nobody- !hears us growlln' about it.
that Captala Robert
Frits, 27th Infantry, Is NT -ed from act Ire
aeTTice. .
Lieut Lien tenant Colonel Oeo. Montgomery,
ordered to Waahlns a. D- C. on official hua
lneaa portal nine to the operatloBs of tba ora
Bance department.
Captain Geo. , Norton, ordnance depart
ment, is relieved from the southern depart
ment, will go to Springfield armory, Mass.
First Lieutenant Charles B Coatee, signal
corps, is ordered to the toothern department
for duty.
Major Adam F. Oaaad, ordnance department.
Is ordered from the tt flee of that chief of ord
nance to the Bock Ialajul arsenal. 111., for duty.
Captain Daniel P. Pulien, corps of ensi
neera, ordered from Detroit, 111c h.. to the
military academy for dntv.
First Lieutenants George L. Hardin and
CASCARET"
TONIGHT AND SEE!
Spend a Dime ! Liven
Your Liver and Rowels
and Feel Fine.
Enjoy life! xour system is filled
with an accumulation oC bile and bowel
poison which keeps you bilious. heaJ-
achy, dizzy, tongae coated, breath bad
and stomach sour Why oon't you get
a 10-cent box of Cascarets at ths drug
store and feel bully. Take Cascarets
tonight and enjoy the nicest, gentlest
liver and bowel cleansing you ever
experienced. You'll wake up with a
clear head, clean tongue, lively step,
rosy skin and looking and feeling fit.
Mothers can give a whole Cascaret i
a sick, cross, bilious, feverish child
any time they are harmless never
grips or sicken.
HEADACHES
Thousands ot men and women saner
from beadacase every day, other thou
sands have headaches every week or
every month, and a till others have bead
aches oooaeionally, but not at regular .'
Intervals. Ths best Doctor it often un
able to find the cause of many of theae
aeadaohes, and In moat other eases,
knowing ths causa, be does not know
what will remove it, so as to give a
permanent cure. All heean do la to pre
scribe the nana! pain relievers, which
give temporary relief, but ths bsadaobs
returns as usual, and treatment la again
neceaaary. it you suffer from headaches
and have been unable to removs ths
cases, take anU-kamnla tablets, and ob
tain ths greatest possible relief. Too
oaa obtain them at all druggists in any
quantity. lOo worth. Bo worth or mors.
Ask tor A- Tablets. ,
SICK-HEADACHES
Bisk headache, tbs most miserable of
all sicknesses, loses lta terrors wbea A-K
Tablets are taken. Whsn you feel aa
attack coming en take two tablets, and
In many oases, ths attack will be warded
off. During aa attack take one A-K
Tablet every two hours. Ths rest and
comfort which follow, oaa be obtained
in no other way.
ACHES AND FAINS
Don't neglect a pain anywhere, but
find out wnat causes it and conquer '
ths causa A pain In the kidney region "
may put you on your back tomorrow.
Don't blame ths weather for swollen
feet. It may be an advanced warning of.'
Bright's disease. A pain in the at out
sell may be ths first symptom of
sppendicitls.. A creak In a Joint may
be the forerunner of rheumatism. '
Chronle headaches mors than likely
warn you of serious stomach trouble.
Ths best way is to keep in good condi.
tlon dsy In and day out by regularly
taking GOLD MEDAL HAARLEM OIL
Car aulas. Sold by reliable druggista
Money refunded if they do not help
you. Bewsrs of substltutea. Ths enly
purs imported Haarlem OU Capsules
are the GOLD MEDAL. For sale and
guaranteed by The Ow Drug Co. CAd.
Astoria, Feb. 8. Sailed dnring the nifht.
tokuoiiuk wwii, iw rrora. imno nr..i.i..t " .v.. ...
at 7:30 and left up at a. m.. W. F. Ilerrin. """'"a"" " "" ""i-ci.areue
tog Wll-
rrom uariota. sailed at B: a. m
son. towing barse. for Grays Harbor.
Astoria, Feb. 7. Arrived at 4 and left up at
8 p. ro.. La Primera, from San Francisco.
Sailed. Westerner, for San Francisco.
Eureka. Feb. 7. Arrirpl at 2 n m T. v
wafer, from Portland and Cooo Bay, for San
r ranciaco.
no -matter how long or how bad go
to -your druggist today and get a CO
cent box" of Pyramid Pile Treatment.
It will give quick relief, and a single
box often cures. A trial package
mailed free in ' plain wrapper if you
. send us coupon below.
law was in effect there, and they got
all tho cigarettes they wanted. He
thought it was unjust, however, to
take their pipes and cigars awav.
Lewis said he was in favor of the
Stott bill. The use of cigarettes by
vntinv bnvfl waji mnr, H,fHmfit.i A
,ur??i.-s of intoxicants, be
WI1 icuu cu,
FREE SAMPLE COUPON
PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY,
30 Pyramid bldg., Marshall, Mich.
Kindly send me a Free sample uf
Pyramid Pile Treatment, In plain
wrapper.
Name
Street
City State
TIFGUDDENS
SpOREDFEET
No puffed - up, burning, tender.
- aching feet no corns
" V" . ; or callouses, j
Tli" makes sore, burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight, i Away go
- the aches and -pains, the corns, cal-
louses, blisters, bunions and chilblain.
. Tli" draws out the acids and poi
sons that puff up your feet. . No mat
ter how hard you work, how long you
dance, how far you walk, or how long
you remain on your feet. '"Tlx" brings
restful foot comfort. 'Tla" is magical
grand, wonderful for tired, aching,
swollen, smarting feet. An: how com
zoYtabls, how happy you feel. Your
feet just tingle for. Joy; shoes never
burt or seem tight.
,;yuet a 25 cent box of "Tlx" now from
sny druggist or department store. End
fcot torture' forever wear smaller
shoes, keep your feet! fresh, sweet and
nappy; ?u Just think! a whole year
root comiort for only 55 cents.
rUZCK REUEr for VOICE STRAdJ
t UK MW le BOX PROVES THEIR WOBTH
7?SS ! At Drmorieta.
cnaivn's Tnocnzs
I0N I. BROWN SON Boston. Maaa.
wiled, Celilo. frota Oulambla riTer. for Ban
Diego.
- San Francisco, Feb. 8. ArriTod Homer
Santa Barbara, 3 a. m.: Noyo, Fort Brace. 7
a. m.; yala. Lorn Angeles, a. m.: Umatilla,
Seattle. 9 a. m. : Santa Monica. Loa Anln
::M) a. m.; El Her undo. Astoria. 8 a. m.
saiiea anrena. iieueneme, via porta, 1 a.
m.; Willamette, Los Angeles. 1.30 a. m.: Ar
gyll. Portland, 8:30 a. u.
San Francisco, Feb. 8. ArriTed Feb. T
Ortat Northern, HodoIuIu. 3:30 p. m.; gantl
am, Los An-eles, 2:50 n. m.; J. B. Stetson.
neuingnam, 4:ao p. m.; U. S. McCuUoch.
cruise, 8:30 p. m.: ' barse Bis Bonanza. In
tow tug Sea Rorer, Port Angeles, 8:20 p. m.:
Willamette. Grays Harbor, 11:30 p. m.
aaiif-u MiucBomaa, ucm Angeles, 12-20 a
m.: PAraiso, Eureka. 12:20 a. m.; Curacao,
Eureka, noon; Wllhelmlna, Honolulu. 12:20
p. m. ; Aralon, Los Angeles. 1:10 d. m. :
Iaqua, Qooolulu. 2:20 D. m.: Alcatraa. Hnn.
mood, 3 p. m.; Tirerton, Columbia rirer, 3:30
p. m.; uoqulam, Wlllapa Harbor, 3:30 p. nu;
Qulnault, Wlllapa Harbor, 4 p. m.r, Harrard
Loa Angeles, 4:15 p. m,; J. B. Stetson. Loa
Angeies; t :iu p. m. ; Darge Simla, la tow tot
Sea Bagle, Port San Lola, 2:30 p. m.
-Balboa. Feb. 6. Arrived Steamer glnaloa.
rrom Tacoma. Sailed ateamer Twickenham.
for Tibnroo.
OlatobaL Feb. T. RalTinl Stniur, ri..rin
from San Franclaco. for Newport Newa. '
SeaXU. Wash.. Feb. 8. ArriTed llvl
southeaatem Alaskan porta. 7:45 a. m.; Ad
miral Bcnier. Vancouver. 7 a. m Riill f.r
poaa, for aouthweatern via aoutheaatern Aia
aa. a. m.; Senator, for Saa raaclsco. 8
a. m. . '
" "X ...... uiruui inns oj
Franclaco, 6: SO p. . : I resident. Tacoma. S
p. m. .
J mean. ren. s. Salleol Northwestern, weat
bouod. 1 au nv; Spokane, aouthboand, 2;30
p. m., yesterday.
Callao. Feb. . ArriTed Schooner Ethel SI.
Sterling, from New Castle, thence Octnt 9a
Victoria. Feb. 8. Passed Ship Star of Lap-
ibiiu, iivui nnimuuv, iqc eia rTancisco, towing
2 a. m.
Diamond Point. Feb. S. ArriTed Hawaii
Mkrn, from Yokohama. 1a Victoria.- and nro
ccede for Seattle at 10:13 a. m.
-lacema, rtt. 7.--Arrto,l aurter, Tram
imcoafHi rsaueo Twr harkentine Marie
for Nanalmo. , t
The Sweeney bill provided the pros
ecuting attorney could file complaints
and go tq trial on them, in violation
of the constitution. Lewis contended
such bills were simply .curative, and
should be reasonable or they would
not oe enrorcea.
Callan oses Again.
Callan, for the second time, tried
to shut off debate, and for the second
time was drowned out by a torrent of
".Noes. "
Baton said they should not let the
1
Stops Any Cold
In a Few Hours
"Pape's Cold Compound"
opens clogged nose and
head and ends grippe.
Pioneer of St. Johns Passes.
Mrs. D. J. Horsmain, 202 North "Wil
lamette ouievaroy a pioneer and rei.
dent of the district, of St. Johns for
the last 18 years, died Wednesday
morning at 8:35. She was born near
Silver Creek, Iowa, February 27. "1849.
Mrs., tiorsman is survived by her
husband. L. j. HOrsman; an only son,
D. F. Horsman, of, Portland, and two 1 Tumors
rranacai aren. a. f. Hnnmin nr 1 wwur
land and, Venus Hart of Cincinnati. '
. The funeral service will be held
Saturday at 1 m., at Chambers' un
dertaking parlors, 1 Kjferby and Emerson
streets. 4 Rev O. W. Nelson will offi
ciate and , Interment will be . made at
Riverriei cemetery.":. - : . :
Relief comes instantly.
A doss taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either in ths head,, chest, body or
limbs.
X . . , , ,
At promptly opens cioggeo up nos
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ning, relieves sick headache, dullness.
feverishness, sore throat, sneeslng,
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
and snuffling! Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else In the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound," which costs only 25 cents
at any drug store. It acts without
assistance, tastes nice, csuses no In
convenience. Be sure you get the
genuine. (Adv.)
A Qefflii Riaptoir Cm
BBBBBBSBSaaBBBBl
Bpis'fc Wear a Truss. Any Longer
After Thirty Years9 Experience I Have Produced An Appliance for Men,
Women and Children That Actually Cures Rupture
TO RELIEVE
CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND
HEAD NOISES
If you hare Catarrhal Deafness or
bead noises go to your druggist and
get one ounce of Parralnt (double
strength) and add to It pint of hot
water and 4 .ounces of graanlatad sug
ar. Take 1 tablespooatal four Umes
a day.
This will often bring alck relief
from ths diatressing head seises.
Clogged nostrils should open, breathing
become eaay and the mucus stop drop
ping into the throat. It Is eaay to pre
pare, coats little and is pleasant t
take. Any one a woo haa Catarrhal
Deafness ea bead noises should give
thla preacriptloa a trial
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Dcpi't look old! Try Grand
mother's recipe to darken
and beautify faded,
streaked hair.
If you have tried most everything
else, come to me, wnere oxners i
where 1 nave my
Send attacheo coupon iooy . .
send you free my Illustrated book on
Rupture ana it cure, j "
pliance and giving you prices and
names of many people who have triea
ltand were cured. It Is iiurtant relief
when all others fall. Remember, I use
no salves, no narness. no
I send on trial to prove wnat 1 say
Is true. Too are ttve juage, ana wncj
having aeen my illustrated book and
read It you will be as enthusiastic as
my hundreds of patients whose letters
you can aiao reau. " v.. , 1
Don below and mall today. Its well
wortn your woom
Appliance ot not.
Peiinsylvania
Man Thankful
Thousands; Cured
Without Operation
Appendicitis
Rheumatism -
Cancer-
Bowel Treobla
Bkis Diseases
Chronie
IMasasas::,.?'
By the use of Radium,
X-Ray, Electric Cur
rents, Lights, Bake
Ovens, Adjust ments,
Manipulations,:. Masage
and Baths. - , - ;
- Consultation' Frea
Dr. V. E; rMory
av.pna DmmXvu -r"w.
That beautiful, even shade of dark.
glossy hair can only bs had by brew
Ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul
phur. Tour hair is your charrrt. v It
makes or mars ths race. When it
fades, turns gray or streaked. Just an
application or two of Sage and Sul
phur enhances its appearance a hun
dredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix.
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients for SO cents a large
bottle, all ready for use. It is called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
This can always be depended upon to
bring back ths natural color 1 and
lustre of your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and
Sulphur . Compound now because it
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has. been applied.
Tou simply dampen a. sponge or soft
brush -with It and draw this through
the natr, . taxing one small strand
a time; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared, nd after another appli
cation It becomes beautifully dark and
appears - glossy and lustrous. ( This
ready-to-use preparation is a - delight
ful - toilet; requisite for those who de
sire dark hair and a youthful appear
anee. It is not intended for the cure.
mitigation t'r : prevention ; of dis
ease, -.r-i;::; T;-:i-, (Adv.!
X v-v - M t : Vi
.7: . . ..ritsiZ'-
4 j 1 : i ft
Mr. C. E Brooks.
Marshall. Mich.
Dear Sir:
Perhaps it will Interest you to auow
that I have been ruptured six years,
and have always had trouble with It
till I got your Appliance. It is very
easy to wear, fits neat and snug, and
is not in the way at any time, day or
night. In fact, at times I did not know
I had it on; it Just adapted itself to
the shape of the body and seemed to
bVa part of the body, as it clung to
ths spot, no matter what position I
mrL In
It would be a vetabGosendto , ...
tureUff IliUmldW procure the Brook's Tbe above is , C. E. Brooks, inventor of the Appliance, who cured himself
They
Rupture Appliance and wear it.
WOUJa oensauiy btw a
My rupture t now all healed up and
nothingever did It but yfurAppUance.
Whenever the opporounlty presents tt-
lf I will say a gooa wm r
Appliance "and I also the honorable way
In which you deal with ruptured peo
ple. It is a pleasure 10 rewini -good
thing among rour friends or
strangers. I am.
Tours verv sincerely,
JAMES A. BRITTOK.
80 Spring SC. Bethlehem. Pa.
snd who is now giving others tbe . benefit of his experience.
If ruptured,' writ nun today, st Mars hail, Mich.
Confederate .
Veteran Cured
Commerce, Ga-, R. T. D. Ko. il.
M CL EL Brooks. ' -
Dear Sir: I am glad to, tell you that
I am now aound and well and can
nlnus-h or do any hearr work- I can
v vmir Atmiiance has effected a per-
m.n.nl rur. , Re f Ore setting TOUT Ap
rl lance I -sras in a terrible condition
ni ,tajl rlvmn im all hope of ever be-
in any better. If U hadn't been for
vour ADtiiance I would never - have
..k. .o4 T am BTtveterit tmm oifi
and served three years in Eckle's Ar
tillery,-Oglethorpe uo. 1 nope oa wm
reward you for the good you are doing
for suffering humanity. - -
Tours sincerely,
IL D. BAKKS.
dthers FailedBut
the Appliance Cured
Mr. .C. E. Brooks. - , . -
Marshall. Mica. '
Dear Sir: - ' ,
Tour Appliance -did all you claim for
Mis' little boy and more, for it cured
him sound and well. -- We let him wear
it for about a year In all. altnouarh U
cured him S months after no had begun
to wear It. - We had tried sever al other
remedies and cot no relief, and I shall
certainly recommend IU to friends, for
we sureiy ows 11 10 you. . - S
S . -7-r)''- 'Tours respectfutly.
r f ;-' WM. PATTERSONS '2'
Ko -717 R. Mi'lit fft ' AVrrn' OM-
Remember
I send my Appliance on trial to prove
what I say Is true. Too are to be ths
Judge. Fill 'out free coupon below and
mall today. , ; r "
Ten Reasons Why
You Should Send For Brooks'
Rupture Appliance
1. It is absolutely the only Appli
ance of the kind on the market today,
and In lt are embodied the principles
that Inventors have sought after for
years.
2. The Appliance for retaining the
rupture cannot be thrown out of posi
tion. 8. Being an air cushion of soft rub
ber, it clings closely to the body, yet
never blisters or cauaes Irritation.
4. Unlike the ordinary so-called
pads, used In other trusses, It Is not
cumbersome or ungainly.
u. ltfs small, noft and pliable, arid
positively cannot be detected through
tho clothing.
6. The soft, pliable bands- holding
the Appliance do not give one the un- .
pleasant sensation of wearing a bar
nees.
7. There Is nothing about it to get
foul, and when it becomes soiled It can -be
washed without Injuring it in ths
least.
5. There are no metal springs In the
Appliance to torture one by cuCtlng and
bruising the flesh.
. , All of ths material of which the
Appliances are msde is of the very h-st
that money can buy, making it a dur
able and safe Aopl lance to wear.
10. My reputation for honesty and
fair dealing is so thoroughly estab
lished by an experience of over thirty
years of dealing with the public, and
my prices ars so reasonable, my terms
so fair, that there certainly should be
no hesitancy In sending free coupon
tooay.
Child Cured in Four Months
21 Jan sen St. Dubuque. Iowa.
Mr. C E. Brooks, Mars hair, Mien.
Dear Sir: The baby's rupture la al
together cured, thanks to your Appli
ance, and we ars so thankful to you.
If ws could only have known of it
sooner, our little boy would not have -had
to suffer near as much as he did.
He wore your brace a. little over four
months. Tours very truly,
- ANDREW EGOENBEROER.
FREE - Information C ou pon
MR. C E. BROOKS; : '
A 971 A StaU St, Marshall, Mich. ' ;
, ; Pleaic send me by mail in plain wrapper your Illustrated book add
full information about your Appliance for the cure of rupture. t ; -i
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