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VALLEJO. Cal., Jne 28 The
Vnlter States collier NanMhun left
Mare Inland navy yard under orders
to coal at California City and pro.
teed at once to Mexican waters.
Like A Boy at 50 Bubbling Over
With Vitality-Taking Iron Did It
Doctor sas Mixatod Iron Is i-h-hIcm of strength Builders Often In-rriiim-K
I lit- NllcnKlh unit Endurance or Delicate, Nervous I'nlks
300 it omt in Two weki Time,
.NEW YOKE. N. T. Not long ago, while, double their strength and en
n man came to me who was nearly durance and entirely get rid of all
half a century old and asked me to uymptums ol dyspepsia, liver and oth
give him a preliminary examination or troubles In from ten to fourteen
for life insurance 1 wus astonished to !as time simply by taking lien In
find him with the blood pressure ol the proper form And this after they
a boy of 20 and as full of vigor, vim had In some cafes been doctoring for
end vitality as a young man; In fact I months without obtaining any benefit,
a young man he really was notwlth-1 Hut don't take the old forms of re
slandlng his age. The secret he said, .lined Iron. Iron acetate or tincture of
was taking iron nuxuted Iron had i iron simply to save a few cents. Tou
tilled him with renewed life. At 30 1 must take Iron In a form that can be
he was In bad health; at 46 careworn j easily absorbed and assimilated like
and nearly all in .Now at DO a mlr- nuxated Iron If you want it to do youy
ecle of vitality and tils face beaming good, otherwise It may prove worse
with the buoyancy of youth. As 1 than useless. Many an athlete or
l ave said I hundred times over, iron prizefighter has won the duy simply
Is the greatest of all strength build- because he knew the secret of great
era. If people would only throw away , strength and endurance and filled his
patent medicines and nauseous con- blood with iron before he went Into
NOTED SPEAKER IS
ON PROGRAM TODAY
AT THE CHAUTAUQUA
I
JUDGE R. M. WANNA.VIAKKII IS
Wl'.l.l. KNOWN IN COUNTRY I
s REFORMER.
Has Accomplished Notable Work as I
Jurist of Ohio: iTturresslM- Conns
Arc licliig More and Mora Selected
by I'coplc He DeHarcs; Is Also
KnoHii as an Author.
Rgsinol
oap
.fit
coitions and take simple nuxated Iron.
I am convinced that the live of thou
sands of persons mlgnt be saved, whoj
now die every year from pneumonia,!
grippe, consumption, kidney, liver and
the affray, while many another has
pone down to inglorious defeat simply
for the lack of Iron. E SAVER, M
D. NoTK Nuxited Iron, reoommend-
heart trouble, etc. The real and true . ri) above by Dr. Sutler Is not a pat
i . i , i.o v. h i h started tnelr diseases w is ; i-nt medicine nor secret remedy, but
nothing more nor less than I weak- une which is well known to druggists
ened condition brought on by lack of j (.nd whose Iron contsltuents are wlde
Imn In tfie blood. Iron is absolutelv ;: prescribed by eminent physicians
necessary to enable your blood to verywhere Cnllke the older Inor
i hange food Into living tissue. With-' ganlc Iron products, it Is easily asslm
out It, no matter how much or what Hated, does not Injure the teeth,
you eat, your food merely passes :,,aie the n black, nor upset the atom
through you without doing you anyjech; on the contrary. It Is a most po
good. you don't get the strength out tent remedy. In nearly all foiins of ln
of It and as a consequence you le- digestion, ns well as for nervous, run
COIISt weak, pile and sickly looking . ('own condition. The manufacturers
Just like a plant trying to grow In a ' have such great confidence In Nuxated
soil deficient in Iron If you are notlron that they offer to forfeit $100 to
strong or well you owe It to yourself i ny charitable Institution If they can
(0 make the following test: See how I not take any man or woman under
long you CM work or how far you can' 61 who larks Iron and Increase their
walk without becoming tired. Next
take two five-grain tablets of ordi
nary nuxated Iron three times per day
strength 200 per cent or over In four
weeks' time, provided they have no
serious organic trouble. They nlso
after meals for two weeks Then test iffer to refund your money If It does
your strength igaln and see for your-f not at least double your strength and
elf how much you have gained. 1 1 1 ndurance In ton days time. It is dis
havo seen doxens or nervous, run- pensed In this dby by A. C Koeppen
(Jowa people who were ailing all tho& Rros. and all other druggists
7fl!
Now Open
A Clean, Beautiful Resort at Which to Rest and
Enjoy Yourself During the Hot Summer.
HIDAWAY
SPRINGS
In the Blue Mountains oT Southern Umatilla County.
H. M. CULTER, PROP.
Dancing, Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Etc.
Hot Mineral Water Pool and Baths.
Hotel Rate, J10.50 Per Week
INCLUDING! BATHS.
or $2.00 Per Day
COTTAGES AND TENTS FOR RENT.
FREE CAMP GROUNDS.
GOOD BARN AND INCLOSED PASTURE.
Stage leave IVndleton Tuesdays and Saturdays at I o'clock
from mill Kostuiirant. llldaway stage meet, Pilot Rook
stage at Uklah on Monday. Wednesday and Erhlay of each
week,
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Whether a man is a republelan or
democrat counts not so much as
whether he is Bourbon or progressive I
in thought, according to Judge It. M.
Wunnamaker of the Ohio supreme
court who Is here today to speak on
the rhautumiuu platform. The Am
erican people are becoming more and
more to select progressive courts, he
thinks, and thus he believes that sub.
slant lal Justice, rather than Justice
based upon mere technicalities, la
coming into Its own.
Judge Wunnamaker. who will be
remembered as the author of "We
the Courts of We the People" In the
Saturday Kvenlng Post recently, ar
rived this morning from La tirande
und this afternoon is speaking at the
chautaU(iia tent, sharing the program
with the International Operatic Com
pany. Judge Wunnamaker is one of the
truly big Jurist of the country." His
own Judicial personality progressive
every inch of It has gone far to work
reforms in Judicial procedure of
(,hlo. and he foresees the day when
public sentiment will be aroused to
the oint where ull courts will heark
en to the trend of times and them
selves remedy- present faults. He as
serts that these reforms cannot come
from the courts but from within the
courts, In his speech this afternoon
he said In part:
"Lord Macauley. a great Knclish
scholar and statesman, said many
years ago. that there are only two
Ways in which any community can be
I representatively governed one by
the sword, the other by public opin
ion. We are now witnessing a gov
ernment by "the sword, the great
world's war, Involving, more or less,
every continent on the globe. In Am
erica, thank God, we still adhere to
I public opinion. Forty-six of 48 state
I constitution! laid low the political
proposition that all political power Is
inherent in the people.'
"The first three words in the fed
eral constitution are. 'We. the people.'
When this political power of the peo
ple is applied to the governmental ma
chinery what. pray, are the leading
Objects to be accomplished'.'
"If. however. It is Important that
the executive be representative of the
p( ople In recommending policies for
legislation: If it be desirable that the
legislative branch be representative of
the people in enacting such recom
mendations in public law. it Is Infin
itely more Important that the Judici
al branch of the government shall be
likewise representative: it has the last
Moid
"Whether there is any law at all
I bow much of a law what it means
what is its scope and action?
"All these are determined not by
the executive branch of the govern
ment, or the legislative branch of the
government, but by the Judicial
branch Of government
"Rip Van Winkle, it is said, slept
a score of years, woke up. found that
everything had changed. Kvidently
Rip was not a lawyer else he could
Have slept a half century and awoke
finding himself (uite familiar with
court practice and procedure.
"What is the matter with the
courts? We speak of the law's de
lays. This is a misnomer. It is not
!he law's delay In the majority of
Cases, it Is the judges' delays. The
tilnl judge should be first a minister
o; justice. The trial of the case
should be the exception, not the rule.
"ver half the cases tried should be
speedily and equitably settled. The
cases that are tried that orcupv a
"(ok. two weeks, sometimes months.
I Should be tried in as 'many days.
"tied Almighty established the first
court. We know it as the court of
I conscience, There Is one primary but
paramount rule In this court to which
all others are subordinate. This is
the Golden Rule. 'Whatsoever you
Would that men should do unto you.
I do ye even so to them.' That brings
nature, which la sometimes called
oxl's Justice, based on each particu
lar case. I
"Thiil Is what the people are call
ing for today. Justice in reason and
light, lather than law by some rule.
I especially a code of technical rules
that too often deny or prevent justice.
'A judgment to respond to Justice
must be early, economical and equit
able. "One side in every law suit loses,
and not Infrequently by reason of de
lays, the expense and the labor, both
sides actually do lose, so that litiga
tion Is too frequently a luxury."
Numerous cases were cited show-
ling ihe length! to which courts of
i last resort have gone in setting aside
verdicts and judgments because some
technical rule or luw is violated.
"The founders of the federal con
stitution specified the great objects
that we are seeking In the making
of that constitution, to Wit: In order
to form a more perfect union, es- 1
tabllsh justice. Insure domestic trail- I
qulltty, promote the general welfare,
and secure the blessings of liberty to
ourselves and our posterity.
"Nearly four score years later the !
leading objects of government were !
specified In more humane language by
Abraham Lincoln, then president of
the Cnlted States. In his message to
congress on July 4. IStll he said:
'The leading object of government Is
to elevate the condition of men, to
lift artificial weights from their
shoulders, to give all an unfetterd
makes clear .skins
and good hair
The regnlaruseof Rcsinol Soapforthe
toilet, hath and shampoo, can usually be
relied on to keep the complexion c!e- r,
the hands white and soft, and the hair
healthy, glossy and free from dandruff.
II Ihe ikin or scalp ii alretdr in bad condition, a
short treatment with Rwinr.l Ointment mar first 1st
Decenary In rotor. In normal licaltli, Keslnol Soap
and Ointment are told brail (ir-sirlm. For aamr.1 :i
bee, write to Deit. lv!', Pialanl, talriiiiore, all
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start and a fair chance In the race of
life.' In short, this is government,
humanized from the American point
of view through the great head and
heart of a Lincoln.
"When man became a multitude it
became necessary that our democracy
should be representative, but repre
sentative of what? In theory, at
least, representative of the best in
telligence, conscience and patriotism
of the people. We all recognize this
IS true when applied to the legislative
branch of the government and also j
when applied to the executive branch
of government, whether municipal,
state or national. Somehow or other
we have overlooked the judicial
I ranch of the government.
"It has been for a long time prac
tically exempt from the Influence or
Control of public opinion, as affecting
the public policies of government."
CLEAR SKIN fOMES FROM
WITHIN.
It is foolish to think you can gain
a good clear complexion by the use
of face powder Get at the root of
the trouble and thoroughly cleanse the
system with a treatment of Dr King's
New Life Pills. Centle and mild In ac
tion, do not gripe, yet they relieve the
liver by their action on the bowels.
Good for young, adults and aged. Go
after a clear complexion today. 25c
at your druggist. Adv.
Have You Seen the
Newest In Our
Ladies' Shoe Dep't.
We Always Have Them
They are not only the newest in this city, but any city in the
wpsr Spp nnr window tonicrht and vou will find some of the
prettiest, newest and best shoes you have ever seen. They come
in all the new combination. Don't overlook our No. 9 Ivory shoe.
THOSE GREY IVORY AND WHITE ARE NOW HERE. Come
in while your size is here for you will surely be disappointed if
you don't get to try on some of these shoes.
ALEXANDER'S SHOES ARE ALWAYS BETTER.
In the Grocery Department
Mammoth Bing Cherries, per pound 15c
Choice Red Raspberries, 2 for 25c
Extra Fancy Mission Bell Canteloupes, 3 for 25c
Black Raspberries, 2 for 25c
Strawberries, per box 10c
Florida Grape Fruit, 2 for , 25c
Beit Lemons, per dozen 35c
Make Alexander's your headquarters during the big free celebration on July 4th.
ALEXANDERS
The Daylight Store ; Better Goods, Latest Styles, Prompt and Courteous Attention.
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t HOOK DIVISION IT AGAIN.
BEND, Ore., June It. A move
Riant to divide Crook county at the
coming general election, has been
rtarted at Tumalo. and calls are out
for a meeting of the different com
mercial organisations of the county to
select lines for the division. The mat
ter was presented to the Bend Com
mercial Club at its meeting and a
committee appointed to confer with
the Tumalo Development League on
the matter.
At the general election In 1914 an
effort made to divide Crook
county Into three parts. The Jeffer
con county movement succeeded, but
the proposed Deschutes county failed.
Since that time, the remarkable
growth which has taken place here
has caused a renewal of the proposal.
Cheese Factory Burns.
COQCILLE. Ore., June 28. The
Cooquille Valley creamery burned
here The building and the mach
inery were valued at $10,000, which
are a total loss. Cheese worth $10,
000 and $750 in butter were also des
troyed. The fire started in the boiler room.
and burned for sometime before an i
alarm was given . The flames could
not be reached with a hose, and the
chemical apparatus was soon ex
hausted. The co-operative plant stock was
held by business men and farmers.
Insurance carried on the plant
amounted to J6000. It la not knoown
yet whether the plant will be rebuilt
or not.
British Steamer Is Sunk.
LONDON, June 28. Sinking of the
British steamship Canford Chine, of
Cardiff, by a sbmarine off Caleiia.
Cardiff, by a submarine off Calilla,
Spain, is reported in a Ruther dis
patch from Barcelona.
The captain and 12 of the crew
were landed at Barcelona.
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