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J' THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL, PORT LAND, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1917. 14 ASIRI HAS PUT IP , ; .DAMAGES BY STORM i . - r M i I - Merchant's Exchange Has 1 1 Word That Motorship Lost Part of Its Cargo in Gale, CHAIN PLATES ARE BENT troar uthwest Wind Encountered After Lnmliil Vessel leaves Klver for South America, With her deckload shifted, the mo torahlp Astrl, bound from Portland to a Chilean port with 1.B27.0CO feet of lumber, put into Ban Diego harbor Tuesday night, according to Merchant Exchange advlcea. It was also stated that her starboard and chain plates had been bent and that she had lost part of Uer deckload. but the amount was not stated, leading to the belief that the loss was not great. The Astrl sailed from here August SI. She loaded at the Inman-Poulsen mill and at St. Johna. Soon after putting to sea the Astrl encountered strong southeast winds and thl3 han dicap oontlnui-d with her, making the voyago extremely slow. It is pre ' sumed that nhe ran into stormy weather off the Southern California coast, causing the shift of her decki load. - The Astrl is a product" of the Me Eachern yard at Aatoria and was out fitted here. She is under charter to Dant St Russell. EMKRALD TO CUT QUT STOPS NEW; U: S. MARSHAL; AND- STAFF - SWORN IN THIS MORNING I 11 .' ... .. ., . . ... .,- . .... -.. . -. , . . ' , . ., . .V . . JUsaaaVVWcfcs..s-s 2 f , , ,.. miriV n-- - niinii --- i.J .-toiis.- w OREGON WOMAN LOST i the onrush of the flames, which are , attributed to Incendiarism, Left to right, back row Ernest T. Mass, Oregon City; Frank 3. Berry, deputy retained; Frank B. Tichenor, Port Orford; Sam F. Pace, Enterprise; Robert D. Carter, Baker. Front row John D. Mann, Portland; Marshal George F. Alexander and Frank B. Cauthorn, deputy retained. i ". " . " . " - were present. The object of the con ference 'was to discuss matters look ing, toward the permanency and pro tection of the wooden ship Industry. The labor situation had no part on the program, contrary to an impression that had gone out. Officers of the temporary organiza tion are: H. E. Pennell, president of the Coast Shipbuilding company, and W. D. -B. Dodson. executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, who were named temporary chairman and secretary respectively. They, are to appoint a committee composed of a representative of each of the main shipyard districts which will prepare the tentative plan of the proposed association. As soon as they agree upon the plan the next meeting Will be called. I!anii of Business Is Reason Given by .Management. A After October 14, the Emerald line ateamers Breakwater and V. A. Kil- SCHOONER SLADE IS SAFE Captain Cables Wife at San Fran cisco From Fiji Islands. Can !Tranrtan Clft 9 (J TVJ R 1 burn will eliminate Coo. bay and Hum- Tnf captain an(j crew of schoon er R. C. Slade, given up for lost, are safe. Yesterday Mrs. Haldor Smith, i wife of the captain of the Slade, re 1 ceived a. cable from her husband from Suva. Fill Islands-, which read: "All boldt bay an ports of call. Word to this effect was received by the local olfice from the San Francisco head quarters late Tuesday afternoon. Reason for the change is that the company anticipates a continuance dur- ) safe." The K. C. Slade Is owned by injj the winter of the present heavy , the Pacific Freighters company and buslnt-B. due to .he withdrawal .of waa chartered to Wightmaii & Crane. th steamers Great Northern and She was bringing copra from Sydney Ncrihern Pacific, In which case the to San Francisco. She Is more ..than Breakwater und Ktlbuin will be un-; ISO days out and was given up for able to continue handling of the Eu- lost several weeks ago. reka and Marshfleld b-.stness, partiicu- The steamer Wilhelm Jebsen. -built 1arly since the port conditions at those , for the Norwegian shipping man of jihcpm in winter time orien. cause ae- KENTUCKY STRIKERS, BARRICADED, AVAFT ARRIVAL OF POSSES Situation Akin to Civil War Said to Exist in Parts of Harlan County Now. lays. WOOD SHIPBUILDERS MEET Permanency and Protection of In dustry Is Purpose. The forming of a temporary organ!- that name by thd' Union Iron Works, yesterday was commandeered by the emergency fleet corporation. , The steamer will be chartered to the Huas teca Petroleum company at a rate not yet named. BURXHAM IS. TOTAL LOSS ration which will see to the appoint- ; 0 . 7.rt, 4 r-.,i ment of a general committee to lay Gas Schooner Founders in Channel plans, for a permanent organization, the same to be perfected at a future meeting, was the result of the confer ence of wooden shipbuilders at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday after noon. The conference -was called by the Chamber of Commerce and dele gates representing shipyards on Paget bound. Grays Harbor, Portland and Co lumple river points, and San Francisco HAIR COMING OUT? Dandruff causes a feverish Irritation of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosen and then the hair comes out fast. To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a 25 cent bottle of Dan derlne at any drug store, pour a llttl-j In your hand and. rub it Into the scalp. After a few applications the hair stops' coming out and you cant find any dandruff. (Adv.) of Yaquina Bay Newport, Or., Oct. 3. The gas schooner Jack "Burnham, which went on the sand outside the bar Monday evening, will probably -be a total loss. She drifted In the lower harbor Tues day morning and submerged in. the channel. The coa3t guard crew and crew of the gas schooner Seafoam put lines on the vessel at low tide, expecting to tow her farther up the bay at high tide, but the captain of the coast guards, whose line was- attached to the vessel, went down with his crew Tuesday night and cut loose his line, so the other boats could do nothing. The vessel is filling with sand rap idly. No cargo was saved. ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT Lexington. Ky.. Oct. 3, (I. N. S.) Striking coal miners for whom war rants are out have barricaded them selves In mountain fastnesses and armed are waiting .the coming of pur suing posses. Most of the alleged outlaws have made their stand in the mountains of Harlan county, Ky. It is believed that the posses will re quire large reinforcements to dislodge them. . Though the coal strike In Kentucky and Tennessee has been apparently settled as far as most of the miners are concerned, the stand taken by those for whom offlcera are search ing in connection with the recent kill ings gives an aspect of civil war to the surrounding country. Strikers dynamited a small mine Tuesday and another was forced to close. The court house at Harlan. where special officers have headquar ters, resembles an arsenal. A miner named Stewart, alleged stayer of Lawrence Scott, who was the most recent victim of the strike, was arrested. Uprising of Negroes Was Planned, Charge Special Prosecutor of East St. ouls Baca Slot Cases Declares 'Wholesale Slaughter of Whites Was Plotted. Belleville, 111.. Oct. 3. (I N. S.) Negroes planned a wholesale slaugh ter of the white population of East St. Louis, causing the. race riots July 2." This declaration of Special Prose cutor Farmer at the opening of the race riot' trials here today stirred the crowded court room of Circuit Judge Crow. "The negroes secretly purchased firearms and- gathered at the home of Dr. L. N. Bundy, negro dentist. and riot leader, and hatched their plot," Farmer declared. "They were called to arms for the attack by the ringing of a church bell July 1. "Detective Samuel Coppedge and an auto load of policemen were sent to calm them and they shot and killed Coppedge. This started the uprising of the whites. The cases of 14 negroes including Bundy, who Is under arrest In Cleve land, are the first to be heard. There are 144 indictments in all. GEORGE F. ALEXANDER SWORN IN AS FEDERAL LIFE IN FOREST FIRE E; CAL. NEAR HUMOR Sister of 4 T. Webb, Who Lost Wife and One Child, .WasfVisitor at His Home. FOUR KNOWN TO BE DEAD Body of Supposed Pifth Victim Sought -Flames, Attributed to Xacendla rlsm. Are Beyond Control. MARSHAL OF OREGON Frank Berry and Frank Cau thorn Only Deputies. Re tained by New Official, Fillmore, Cel.. Oct. 3. (U. P.) Four known dead, with possibly a fifth the victim of the flames, is the toll established today of the forest fire sweeping ,the Little Sespe oil and mining district, a few miles north of here, and which has-spread Into the Devil's Gate and Pine Creek region, threatening the big Henley properties and "new oil fields. 4 A hundred and fifty new recruits. rushed to fight the fire, are powerless. The fire, forest rangers declare today. Is more menacing now than last night, when it took Its toll of life. The dam age' Is estimated at $500,000. Search for bodies today over the charred area disclosed an exaggerated report of 10 known dead. The report, according to the bodies-found, is: . Oregon Woman Visitor Mrs. C. T. Webb and one small child. Miss Ruth Fansler, 16, of Santa Paula. -C. T. Webb's sister, name unknown, visiting the Webbs from Oregon. The supposed victim is an employe of an oil company. His horse, buck board and dog were found burned to a crisp. A search Is on for his bodv. C. T. Webb, husband and father of two of the dead persons, escaped with two other chiMren and George, Riley Dy laKing reiuge in a sheet Iron bam. w aiter Myers ana . A. Brlndle, re- Thirty-two oil; derricks, a 'gasoline plant and dozens of buildings have been consumed on the O'Connor, White Star. Rose, Cosmopolitan. Mutual, Union-Whltelaw and Leonard prop erties and leases. Fillmore is not in danger today from the fire unless the wind veers. Premature Peace v Opposed by Taft New York. Oct. 3. (I. N. S.) Ex posing and opposing German lures to a false peace Is an appropriate mission for the League to Enforce Peace, says William H. Taft In a bulletin issued by the league today. Oppose these peace feelers until German autocracy has been defeated and the basis of a permanent peace, la established," Is the advice of the bul letin. "The menace of a premature peace" will be the burden of Mr. Taft's ad dresses this month In New York, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Connectl- j cut. Michigan. Ohio and Illinois. Chicago Member of Escadrille Missing Paris, Oct. 8. (I. N. S.) Sergea-it Andrew C. Campbell of Chicago, a member of the Lafayette escadrille, is missing.' He was last seen while mak ing a scouting flight over the German lines cn Monday. Mexico Will Deport H Oil Field Agitators Mexico. Oct. 3. (I. N. S.)Forein labor agitators, who have been pro moting ' strikes in the Tamplco. oil fields, will be expelled from Mexico. Announcement to this effect waa. maae by the government today. Althougn the strike situation is less acute than It was several weeks ago there are still about 1)00 men employed by the Pearson syndicate on strike. A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff George F. . Alexander new United States marshal for Oregon, who suc ceeds John Montag, took oath of of fice this morning. He was sworn In by George H. Marsh. - clerk of the United States district court Because Federal Judges Wolverton and .Bean n r. Absent -from th ritv. th depart ment of Justice waived the approval ! Pored dead, saved themselves by seek of the new marshal's bonds until their -return. , Marshal Alexander brought five new deputies with him and retained two There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it. then you destroy 11 entirely. To do this, just .get aboujt four ounces of plain, common liquid rvon from any drug store, (this Is all you will need), apply it at night when retiring: use enough to moisten the scalp and rub It in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of It. no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find all itching and dig? ging of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous. !ossy, silky and soft. and look and teel a hundred times better. Adv. NEWS OF THE PORT Cross,' Feverish Child Is Bilious or Constipated Look, Mother! See if tongue is coated, breath hot or stomach sour. "California Syrup of figs" can't harm tender stom ach, liver, bowels.. Every mother realizes, after giving per children "California Syrup-jf rigs," that this Is their ideal laxative, because they love its Pleasant tint and it thoroughly oeeanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels wtth . out griping. When cross, irritable, feverish, or breath Is bad. stomach sour, look at the tongue, mother! if coated, give a teaspoonf ul of this harmless "fruit laxative." and In a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, sour bile and undigested rood passes out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. When the little system is full of cold, throat sore, has stomach- , che, diarrhoea. Indigestion, co)lc re member, a good "inside cleansing" t should always be the first treatment riven. Millions of mothers keep "California Byrup of Figs" handy; they know a .. tea spoonful today saves a ' sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggls for- a . tOiceat bottle of "California Syrup of ; Fin." which has directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups : printed on ' the bottle. Beware--of . counterfeits sold here, so don't be . fooled. Get the genuine. ' made ' by - "California Fig Syrup Company." Ad. Robert Warrack, lighthouse inspec tor of the Seventeenth district, is at Coos Bay on an inspection tour. A. L. Upson, chief clerlvfor this dis trict, corps of engineers, U. S. A., was back at his post this morning after a vacation spent at Hood River and other points In that section. He brought back with him a satchel of Hood River apples and treated the boys. The second graduate of Asioria's free government nautical school is Mace L. Leedman. He completed his examination before the local steam vessel Inspectors this morning. Rob ert Whitby was the first to graduate from the Astoria school.1 It is reported that the new Japanese steamer Gennel Maru is to come here for a cargo of lumber for the orient Mitsui & Co. are said to be the char terers. The Gennel Maru Is owned by the Teikoyu Steamship company of Kobe. San Francisco advices say the motor schooner Mount Rainier Is to load part of a lumber cargo at a Columbia river mill for the south.' It is ex pected that she will follow the pro cedure of the. motorship Grays Harbor, which has been loading part of her cargoes at urays Harbor and finish lng on the Columbia river. word has been .received that the steamer Robert C. Sudden has arrivW at Valparaiso, to deliver part of the lumber cargo of the former German bark Dread naught. The remainder of the Dreadnaught's cargo is aboard the steamer Columbian,' now en route to Antofogasta. The Sudden sailed from nere August 30. She stopped at San Fearo to replenish her fuel supply. Sailors Urged to Join San Francisco, Oct. 3. California' -rugged, red blooded sailors'- are urged to enroll In the United States shipping board's free navigation school here by unuea states Senator Hiram W. Johnson, m a statement made public toaay. The nation's call to Its merchant sea men Is equally as urgent as Its call for fighting men, declared the Cali fornia senator, who expresses the hope that this state will respond generously I In furnishing able bodied seamen with . jcrs aec experience on ocean going vessels, for the six weeks' course that will fit them for deck officers' li censes lh the new merchant marine. - Arrivals October a Thomas L. Wand. American steanyr, from San Francisco, ballast. J Joseph Pulitzer, American schooner, for Alaska, general. Tempate, American schooner, for Eureka, ballast. No. 91, American barge, for, San Francisco, ballast. Sesartnraa Octoh I Atlas, American steamer. far'SUn Vrnnrmi ballast. Marine Almanac Weather at Bivar'i Mouth North Head. Oct 3. Conditiona at th. mouth of the rler at noon: Wind, north. 9 miles; weather, dense foe; sea, obscured. Sun Hecord for October 4 Sun rise, 6:13 a. m. ' Sun sets, 5:46 p m. Tides at Aatoria Thursday Hiah Water: I t w Ufa tar ' 3:14 a. m.... .7.3 feet 9:03 a. m 2.3 -feet 2:50 p. m .0 feet 9:57 p. m 0.9 feet Dally Rivet Readings ; - -i -E STATION . - --a i u & a t bS Ca mj Lewiston 22 1.0 0 0. Umatilla 25 3.9 0.00 Albany 20 1.1 0 0.00 8en 20 1.0 0.2 0.00 Oregon City 12 ,2.7 0.5 0.00 Portland 15 4.2 0.1 0.0O Jury on Policeman's Case Can Not Agree Seattle, Wash., Oct, 3. (I. S.) Unable to agree upon" a verdict, the Jury in the case against B. W. Ben jamin, suspended police officer, first of 12 policemen to be placed on trial on a charge of refusing to obey orders during the streetcar strike, was dis charged hy Judge Tallman this morn ing. The prosecutor announced the case would be retried. The officers are charged with re fusing to act as guards on streetcars during th recent strike, which were manned by strikebreakers. , VillistasTake Ranch Owned by Germans El Paso. Oct. 3. (I. N. S.) After attacking the ranch house and killing two Mexican employes, Villlsta forces under General Julio Acosta, captured H. Schmidt, foreman of the Hacienda Humboldt ranch, owned by the Ger man firm of Ketelson & Degetau, ac cording to reports brought here from Chihuahua Gity today. Acosta and his forces are reported to have captured and looted Minica, Chihuahua, a large mining center. Marking Kmein -Strike Situation ing reruge in a cave. Heroism May Cost Idf e Roy Fansler. 22, of Santa Paula ' waa Derhans fatal Iv rmrnorl in tnHn of the old staff, Frank T. erry and ! to rescue his sister, Ruth, who burned ' r ranK u. uauinorn. erry win re- to death before his eyes, main, an outside deputy and Cauthorn At daybreak today forest super will continue his duties in the office, visors from Santa Barbara arrived sotn wm retain tneir places during and prepared to put a force of sev- the present term. Marshal Alexander sa?d. 'John r. Mann of Portland is the only deputy appointed from Multno mah county. Deputy Mann formerly was a deputy county clerk. All Sections Bepresfeated ex-sherlff and an ex-deputy sheriff are among Marshal Alexan der's appointments. Deputy Ernest T. Mass of Oregon City "was twice sheriff of Clackamas county, i Deputy Sam F. Pace of Enterprise, Wallowa county, was deputy sheriff for about six years. He also served two years as county assessor of "Wallowa Robert D. Carter . of Baker, and Frank Tichenor of Port Orford are the other two appointments. Deputy Car ver was former county judge of Baker county, served two terms as mayor of Baker and for 12 years has been presi dent of the library board of Baker. Deputy Tichenor was a Joint state rep resentative from Coos and Curry coun ties. ' "In making my appointments," Mar shal Alexander said, "I have taken Into consideration the fact that the mar shal's office covers the entire state and I have selected two deputies from the First congressional district, two from the Second congressional district and three from the Third congressional J district, ah are Democrats. eral hundred men In the field to 'stop Tempate Goes to Eureka Bound for Eureka to . load lumber, the schooner Tempate. one of the fleet built here for M. T. Snyder of New urieans, called this morning from unnton. where she has been outfitting. The Tempate was built at the Colum bia Engineering Works. After deliv ering her cargo she will probably pro- "tu o new-iora. . - Bolo Pash&'s Hunger Strike to Be Broken Parts, Oct. 3 (I. N. 8.) By means of a hunger strike Bolo Pasha In his hospital prison cell. Is trying to force his release. The prisoner, who Is held oh the charge of having relations with the enemy, will be forcibly fed. l-t liming. ) Falling. River Forecast The Willamette rlTer at Portland will remain nearly stationary during the next two or three dajs. At Neighboring Ports Astoria. Oct. 3. Sailed at 2:30 a. m.. team- er Beaver, for San Francisco and San Pedro. Astoria. Oct. 2. Arrived at 1 and left nn mi 2:30 p. ni., steamer Thomas L. Wand, from San iranclsco. Sailed at 4 p. m.. steamer F. A. Kllburn, for San Francisco. Sailed at 5:20 n. m., schooner Monterey, In tow of tug Naviga tor, lor Monterey. Valparaiso. Oct. Z. Armed steamer Rnherl C. Sudden, from Columbia - river, via San Pedro., San Pedro. Oct. 2. Sailed steamer Rose City, for Portlsud. San Francisco, Oct. 3. Arrived Oct. 2 royo, los Angeles, ll:SO a. m.; Grays Har bor, Grays Harbor. 11:50 a. m.: Sea Kin v.uu ue wsiim in. i-neips, fort ban L.Q1S; 12:SO p. m.; W. K. Herrin. Astoria. 130 p m.; jouan roulson, Columbia river. 7:15 a m. ; Harvard, Los Angeles. 11:25 p. m. Salted Saata Monlfjt Rnrobi 199 n w, . Admiral Dewey, Seattle. l:30p. m.; La Brea Port San Luis. 2:40 p. m. ; Novo. Fort Bragg! 3:25 p. m.; Harvard. Los Angeles, 4:15 p. m.: Lakme. Caspar, 4:25 r. m.; Kushagak, Lorlng. 5:05 p. m.: Star of Russia. I.orinr. 3.05 n. m. Marshfield. Oct. 2. Sailed Rivalitntsr 1:30 for Portland; lighthouse tender Man sanita, to Cape Blanco, in the afternoon. San Francisco. Oct. .3. Arrived: Pennsyl vania, from Antofagasta, at 1 a. m.; Horace X. Baxter, with hull of new steamer Fred Be iter In tow, from Coos Bayj at 2 a. m. ; Saginaw, from Port Gamble, at 4 a. m.; Ad miral Goodrich, from Tacoma, at 7:30 a. m. : Phoenix, from-Bandon. at 7:30' a. m. ; Stan wood, from I os Angeles at 7:45 a. m.; I.a Primera, from Corpto, at 8 a. m.; South Coast, -from Eureka, at 11 a. m. Sailed: W. F. Herrin, for Los Angeles, at 4 a. m. ; M -totpo, at 8:40 a. m.; Argyll, for Loa Angele. and San Diego, at 8 a. ra. . seaine, ucx. a. Arrived: city or Seattl-, from Southeastern Alaska, at 4:15 a. m. Sailed: Admiral Evans, for Anchorage via Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska, at 2 a. m.; Arabian, for San Ktanclsco, at 0 a. m. Seattle. October 2. Arrived: Mnkllteo. ft cm San Francisco via Port Angeles, at 11:30 a. m.; El Segundo. from San Francisco, at 3:15 p. m.; bark tiny C uotra, rrom ftaenek in tnw at tug Wanderer, at B p. m. Sailed: La Touch, for Southwestern Alaska, at 3:15 p. m.: rvortniana, tor soutneastern Alaska, at 11:50 a. m.; El Segundo, for. Point Wells, at 4 p.m. Bellingham. Oct. 3. Sailed: Curacao, tot Seattle. Tacoma, Oct. 2. Arrived: Admiral Wala- wright, from Seattle. . practice of law last Monday and sev ered all of his professional relations before he took the oath of office. Efficiency to Be Policy' The policy of the office will con tinue to be one of loyalty, efficiency and the utmost courtesy to the public generally." ne said. "I will appreciate Seattle. Oct; 3. (I. N. S.) Both sides in th Seattle shipyard strike are Still marking time pending the arrival of the labor adjustment commission which is due here next Sunday. Election of James A. Taylor, busi ness agent of the Machinists' union, to be labor's representative at the ses sions of the board, was announced today. Grey Says II. S.Will Name Peace Terms London, Oct. 3. (I. N. S.) Tlw terms at the end of the war will he dictated by the United States accord ing to Lord Grey of Falloden, former British foreign secretary. Lord Grey has written a preface to a series of diplomatic documents and extracts from It were published today. The declaration concerning the United States is therein made. Diggs and Caminetti Are to Get Paroles San Francisco, Oct. 3. (U. P.) President Wilson will parole, before Christmas, Maury I. Diggs and F. Drew Caminetti, now serving sentences at McNeil's Island for violating the Mann white slave act, it was learned Today. Caminetti is eligible to parole this month and Diggs in December. It is understood both men will be pardoned later. having anyone report to me direct any j Salts from any good drug store here. tae a taqiespooniui in a glass or water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys .will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, com bined with' lithia. and Is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them tonormal activity. It also neu tralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is harmless, Inexpensive, makes a delightful effervescent llthia- water drink, which everybody should take now and then to keep their kid heys clean, thus avoiding serious com plications. A well-known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be- discourtesy on the part of anyone con nected With the office. The retired deputies are David Ful ler, G. E. Jackson, Marshall Maljno and Elmer Luhdburg and Willlim Harrmann. Mr. Fuller will give nip attention to private business inter ests in Portland and in Salem and Mr. Lundburg will return to his law prac tice in Portland. He had been In the marshal's office for a little more thn month, taking the place of John B. Moon, who was commissioned captain in the quartermaster's department of the, United States army. Mr. I.lalone has accepted a position with the Western Union. Mr. Ha. r mann will take a place In the Portland Stove works, operated by John Mon Army-Navy Orders ACTRESS TELLS SECRET JL Wall Known Actress Tells How she Barkened Her Gray Hair with a Simple Home Made Mixture. San Francisco. Oct. 3. (I. N. S.) The, fol lowing army order were issued here today 160th depot brigade. To American Lake for duty: Brigadier Gen era! j. a. irons to Sist uv talon, command L Jones to Seattle,' Wsh.. and Captain G take station. Brigadier General Gay Carleton, upon arrival In this city, proceed to Camp Taylor. Ky 84th division, command 159th depot brigade. - Second Lieutenant R. W. Reinolda to Van couver barracks, aa student engineer training camp. , . . Captain S. Wi-- Sperry to Fort Boaecrana, Cal., coast defenses of San Diego. J. K. Kelly to Kelly field, south Saa An tonio, Texas, far duty, j - , . When writing to or calling : ea advertisers, pleas mention The Journal. Miss Blanche Rose, a Veil known actress, who darkened her gray hair with a simple preparation whch she mixed at home, in a recent Interview af Chicago, 111., made the following statement "Any lady ,or gentleman can darken their gray hair and make It soft and -glossy with this simple recipe, which they can mix) at home. To a half pint of water-add 1 ox. of bay rum. a small box of Barbo Com pound, and 4 ox. of glycerine; ITheae ingredients can be bought at any drug tore at very little cost. Apply to the hair twice a week until it becomes the required shade. This will make a gray haired' person "look years younger. It makes the hair soft "d glossy, is not eiicay or greasy ana aoes not run oir- iaov-) IF BACK HURTS TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS Says Backache is sure sign you have been eating too much meat. Uric Acid in meat clogs Kid neys and irritates -i the bladder. Most folks forget that the kidneys, like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged and need a flushing occasion- Marshal Alexander retired from the ally elso We have backache and dull misery In the kidiiey region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney re gion, get about foar ounces of Jad w2SB4sr ' 'Every PiduTT Why Worry Along in the Same Old Rut? Are you lame every morning, tired all day, "tortur ed off and on with dull, throbbing backache or sudden stabs of sharp pain? Perhaps you have tried to get at it from the outside with plasters, Uniments, etc, but they do little good if your kidneys are weak. If you have dizzy headaches, neuralgia, rheumatic twinges and kidney irregularities, don't wait for worse troubles to seize you. Use Doan'i Kidneg PUts, the time-tried, world famous remedy for weak kidneys.' Read what your neighbors say about it. This is Portland Testimony: Mrs. B. M. Watklns. 1102 E. TWenty-fifth St. N.. says: Poan's Kidney Pills are cer tainly fine. My kidneys had Sever given me any trouble until several years ago. when an operation left me with kid ney weakness. My back ached and I suffered in different ways. As Doan's Kidney Pills were always recommended highly. I used them and was Soon cured. I haven't had any such trouble since then and I am only too glad to say a few words In praise of poan's Kid ney Fills." Mrs. R. R, Myers, 470 Lex ington Ave., says: "I caught cold and It settled on thy kid neys. From then on Z suf fered from awful pains '- in my back. Sometimes', the pain was dull and steady and at other times sharp twinges would catch me In my back, Z felt all out of sorts and that tired feeling never left ma Doan's Kidney Pills cured' me and Z have never had a symptom of kidney trouble since." Tr A TVT'C KIDNEY JVAr- l PILLS t 60c a Bos at AD Stores. Fofter-UHbom Co, Bofalo, N.Y. Mg. CLemuts S5ZSS tag, the retired marshal. Mr. Jackson i Heve in overcoming kidney trouble said he was going on a vacation with his. hunting rifle. Seattle Has Slugger Who Attacks Women Seattle, Oct. 3. (U. P.) The woman- elugger, who has terrorized the resi dence section of Seattle for the past six months and baffled 'all efforts of. lhe detective force to capture him. claimed another victim bere yesterday when he entered the home of Mrs. E. E. Thayer, secretary of the W. C. T. U and struck her 18-year-oia daugh ter, Esther, unconscious. He escaped in 10 minutes, when he heard the girl's. grandmother Mrs. Levlna Cowley, re turn home. Pope Asks England TO Consider Eeplies .BBamaBBaaaaaaBSssaaaaaaa Geneva, Oct. 3. (I. N. S. PoDe Benedict has addressed a new note to England, said, a dispatch from Rome today. It accompanied the replies of the central powers to the original papal note, which have been transmitted to the British foreign office. ' The new peace note is brief and is understood to express only the wish of the pontiff that the reply of the central powers be given deep consid eration. ! while it Is only trouble. (Adv.) HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking Take Olive Tablets If your skin is yellow complexion pallid tongue coated appetite poor you have a bad taste in your mouth a lazy, no-good feeling you should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a sub stitute for calomel were prepared by Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study with his patients. Dr. Edwards' OliveTablets are a purely vegetablecompoundmixedwitholiveoiL You will know them by their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like chil dhood daysyou must get at the cause. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome con stipation. Thafs why millions of boxes are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. Take one or two sightly and note the pleasing results, (Adv.) Awake with an Awakening Empire. and Know 40 Fast Destroyers To Be Built in West San Francisco, Oct. S.-(I. N. S.) r Forty tornedo boat destroyers will be constructed at the Union Iron Works of San Francisco, according to a tele gram' received Tuesday by -the Cham ber of Commerce from its Washington correspondents WM Ejf (dianPacific'?rincessf,Liners rfity Z"L'1 Sailing 1,000 mile Northward along slzht 6f riant mountains, gladers, m a e 4 fjords, totem village and the iana w goia. Watch civilization advance towns, citJes, hug industries, under the glow of the Midnight Sun. Journey in up-to-date comfort Ho Cndsing Steamship Better Appointed than the Are You Fat? Just Tit This Thousands of overfat ronl hsva become slim by following the advice! of doctors who recommend Marmola rraKripuim iioieu, muse narmiwi little fat reducers that simplify the dose of the famous Marmola Prescrip tion. ; . , ,. . If too fat. don't wait for thf doc tor's advice. Go now to your druggist or write to the Marmola Co.. 864 Woodward Ave.. Detroit, Mich., and for 7 Be procure a, large case of these tab lets. - . . They reduce two. three or four fcunds a week without exercise, diet ng or any unpleasant effect w-hatever. 12 too fat. try this today. Adv. the sheltered For full particulars, call or writ about Tour no. r-e J. T. Murphy, Oaa. Art.. lassr Dept. 55 Third Street, Vortiaao, Oregon &i CANADIAN -fm,-l V .-wa m&m. RAILWAY Liners j