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Page Ten
Basebalfs Greatest
Uu firat time In the hislor
White K..x team, have been Indicted by th
"fixinp,"
Cicoltc n
gam Wen.
from one
.f II,,. 1 '4 0 War il K SiTlfh
,.a i,. ir.rkson. members
There will be two Indictment returned
to ten yearH ifnprtwnroe nt and on the s
of 12(100.
gamblers
.'luimiiit '
'!-v,,.ir u. ie : lill'Kt-U '.nil
to
niii-iln money nr.. "
i Ainu l
.
Stills Hidden
In Every Home
In Northland
ico, Oct.
8.''Kvcry
Han Cran
Igloo ad sm
a still or a 1
This is th
of the land
bank in A
ika hides
jor cache.'
prohibition perdition
Ot aurora Wsrenua
,f William H. .'old in.
lh,- wolds
wi..,l nmhibition agent, who
Il is
returned from trip north where
he invesi: rumors thil AIusHk
wus not as Alaska should be as re
gards the enforcement of the 18th
Amend, ie -.a to the Cunstiiutloii.
'When the snow stops railing in
Alaska, the territory will be dry.
1 the encouraging report of Agent
Jordan. "The old timer In Mask.,
has It all over the prohibition agent
as he can dive into a snowbank and
get a drink. The federal agent dues
In after him and gets pneu.noniii.
"lOom what I saw I would sa
that to enforce prohibition m A
aska it would be necessary to get
federal went on
,.,., Eskimo ice palace. I ll 1M
klmos have learned the trick. of
the home made stall from then
Aineric in friends."
"Raiding a still in Alaska is a
ftltlle task. They start another one
In the next snowbank. As long as
fermentation will produce alcohol
It KeeioH to me that the frontier
Kountnes will 'have their splrltus
fernieuti.
"There Is plenty of booxo, but It
la li ml lo find. The people who are
well known get. it and the stranger
has lo go out. and dig In the snow.
"The great problem of the Al
askan is how to wine. The
oounti v does nol produce grapes.
There is still some wine to be hud
, ai tftkii II the federal agents Col
low up ttie situation closelj enough
they in iv be able lo cut off tin)
eupply of grupe juice and limit the
resident,- to home-made whiskey.'
jo i m. einctly remarked that
Alaska ts not much different from
the li st of the country.
Me believes that if the coutnry
will wend three regiments of red
oral agents with several reams of
miowslioes il might be able lo cur
tail Hi "' of alcoholic
bevel I geH.
Supreme Court
Action Reopens
Bond Issue Case
On pel ii Ion of Ladd Tllton,
IortlMnd bankers, Chief Justice Me
Uride of tin' Oregon supreme court
'i'hursday isued an alternative
writ of nnxndamuN requiring that
John 1'Vnwley, county treasurer of
Union county, pu i:t7.(il luteresl
due July IS, lust, on a block of
$10,000 of the county's road bonds
or to apii ir In court October 19 to
how cause why this interest
Hhiiuld not he p t al.
The in i ndi mas proceedings, it is
Minted out, will more than likely
bring b,iut a r, bearing of the
Clackamas county road bond r.iee
from it new angle, the court las'
Tuesday having denied a petition
lor a rehearing in this case in
which thej had previously held the
Clackamas county bonds Invalid .is
exccduiR the two per cent limita
tion provided under the act of
113. The Colon county bond Issue
of SI.49ft.uoi) of which the llU.OOo
held b) I .a l l Tllton Is a part i
also regard d as coming within the
cope of tl:e Clackamas rounT.v
opinion, refusal lo pay the Interest
being blued upon Ibis fact, it is
j staled.
Bills Will Be
Discussed At
Meet Saturday
Oswald V. eat, Judge G. W. S: i
pblon. Hon John S Coke, o 11
Hulwig. C il. Slieuce and Colonel
Hani. v -. :itck of Kan Krauciwo
wl!l be among the speakers to ills
cuss Im pot tan; measures to .
befoi" lb- p - .'- it ibe next
tlon. at I :- Siting lo be held .t.
unlit afternoon n the ,ninr,,
1:30 o'clock.
The eo -operative n arkeiina .
lb,- pi op t, : - ,
hill, and the divided session of the
leg mm i ii re will be among tin
feels discugtwd bj the speikei
re fieri re,1 to be among th
In the state.
A Isrge crowd Is expected ,, '
the talk.
Second Divorce
Granted Woman
Lawrence, Mm, Oct. . Mr.
I,illin K. Bvzzett of Haverhill was
granted a decree of divorce here
by Judge Charlss V. llell from her
aeroud husband. Louis V. liuxxoll.l
Scandal Results in
Chicago Plyers
me, eight baseball players, members o. v
Cook eu.,iy. 111., (rand Jury charged with the killed
or Hi-
XJhelr
Indictments- followea
k.,m,.
of the Chicago
(in, who stale, 1
against each of the men. wn.ci. i.r, k- ---cm.l
charge five years imprisonment ami a in
of a confidence game and with
hp- up
"l"1""""
ir a coin ment
, M..n;.. vol
I.'IIH . a.lW.UU'l. I
- .r,.. I..., T-...kunn J f, 0 (1 0 I
previously divorced. The first hus
band, Daniel Cooper, had been
killed In action following the grant
ing of the woman's first divorce,
lea ving one-son. Her second hus
band was a world war hero also.
8he married him September 26,
1914.
Johnson Plans
To Leave For
East Saturday
New York, Oct. 7. Senator
I ih i in Johnson of California win
leave San Kranclsoo next Saturday
morning to begin his astern cam
paign in the interests of Senator
Hording and Governor Cooiidgo, it
was Announced here today at re
publican national headquarters.
Tax Is Paid.
A cheek for $20,450,46 in full
payment of the stale's Inheritance
lax on the Anna ,f. Crowley estate
in Multnomah counly, was re
ceived by the stale treasurer's of
fice Wednesday. The estate was
valued st approximately $121,000.
New Tanlac
Window Dis
play Makes Hit
An advertising display which
lias attracted unusual Interest, has
been placed In the show-window
of .1. F. Tyler, on South Com
mercial St., In this clly, the local
agency tor the well-known and
highly successful proprietary med
icine, Tanlac. ,
The display is not only Interes
ting from an advertising utand-
point, but is educational combin
ing in an attractive and artistic
manner beautiful seoneH from
many foreljrn countries where the
ini;reillenls of (his piep.ii-ation ale
obtained. ,
It has occasioned such favor
able conn, lent In the city that the
proprietors of the store stale thai
it will remain In their window
several days longer ,
Work of (ircnl Artist
The display is the work ot one
of America's fir-it.-: Ill)tinlllln
artiste and the manufacturer of
Tanlac slate that the total cost
will exceed sixty thousand dollars:
which Is said to be n record price
for window displays. H is :ti ten
distinct and natural colors, and
presents scenes front the Kocky
Mountains, as well as from Kur
ipe AnsL Pery. Egypt and o leu
foreign countries.
The native! are seen in Uielr
natural habitat and environment
gathering the roots, herbi ami
barks that form tile medicinal In
gredients of Tanlac packing
them upon the backs of cam
els, elephants, llamos and other
bessts of burden for transport. i
lion by land and sea to the liu
mense laboratories at Dayton,
Ohio, and VYalkervllle. Canada.
tine of the most striking feat
ure.s of the display is the reproduc
tion of the magnificent laboratory
at Dayton. Here the artist has
very effectively and impressively
protrayed the popularity of Tan
lac by introducing a group of
people In all walks of life, who
are looking at the Tanlac labor
atory with expressions of confi
dence, plainly indicating their be
lief and f.illli in the medicine.
Another distinctive feature is
the bulletins accompanying the
display. They tell briefly and
Concisely of the marvelous growth
and development of Taiilue. until
1 1). lay It has the largest sale ot
any medicine of its kind In the
world. These bulletins also quote
various standard medical author
ities M to ttie therapeutic value
and physiological effect of the!
medioiae.
ltoitlcw a Ray
From these bulletins one also i
learns that the new Tanlac labor-!
tt irles at Dayton and Walkervllle j
hive a combined daily capacity'
of fit). 000 bottles and that the med
icine Is now selling at the rare ,vf
approximately bottles per
year.
That Tanlac is a preparation of
exceptional merit has never been
sauted, ninth awcountit for its
tremendous popularity and large
sales throughout the country. It
a powerful reconstructive tonic
wid body-builder nnd has a far
retelling and most beireficial ef
fect upon the entire system. Many j
strUMg local endorsements. from
'hose who testify as to the benefit.
t!tj ieeived. have appeared in I
tlie columns of this paper.
The manufacturers of Tanlac
arc firm b, livers in ncwspapei
ee)vrutsag have forcibly prvsen
lad to the public the merits of
Mir products in this Way. Their
Ky annual appropriation for,
HHhmper space exceeds one mil- :
tost d. lis Their copy appeals;
Indictment of Eight
roran. f
they were Briireu - - '...,.
- " - r
1 0 0 0
Ed-
nil ' (iscar I'ci.mii, ?
Weaver
all the
1
,00, and
Cha
leO-ge
:cus
1 men.
Armistice To
React Against
Wrangel, Fear
Tails, Oct. 7. Military circles
here are concerned over the effect
of an armistice between Russia and
Aland will have on the campaign
of General Baron Wranjtel in south
Russia.. They declare the bolshe
vlkl will at once reinforce the Cri
mean front. Reports emanating
from Moscow that a French fleet
intends to attack Black sea ports
are denied py the Matin.
Itigo.
delegate
inn the
armlatlc
Oct. 7. Polish and soviet
s here were today complet
work of framing the final
e terms, and Prince Ba-
pieha, Polish miriewr, was expect
ed to arrive to take part tomorrow
in the ceremonies incident to sign,
ing" the convention.
II is learned from authoritative
sources that the two governments
will covenant to mutually return
all prisoners held by them, restore
archive! and other property and to
pay for property taken or destroy
ed by either country without mili
tary necessity.
At Astoria. October has thus far
been an exceptionally wet month.
For the first four days rainfall was
-1.54 inches.
notice of bbv1bw and
and equalization of
assi:.ssmi:nt kou,
The State Tax commission will
attend as a board of equalization
at the Capitol In Salem, Oregon,
on the third Monday In October,
1920, and publicly examine the as
sessment roll by it made, and re
view the same, and correct all er
rors in valuation, description,
OU&niities or qualities of property
by it assessable and in apportion
ments of assessment made by it;
ami it shall be (he duty of the
persons and companies interested
to appear at the time and place
appointed,
Petitions or applications for the
reduction or change of apportion
inent of a particular assessment
shaft be made in writing, verified
by the oath of the applicant, its
president, secretary, managing
agent or attorney in fact, and be
filed with tin" commission during
the first week il is by law requir
ed to be in session, and any peti
tion or application not so made,
verified and filed shall not be con
sidered or acted upon.
STATK TAX COMMISSION,
By F.. I,. Fisher, secretary.
FREE
IM
II w
LL
The Capital Journal,
Fire Escapes May
n KonnireA nn 2-
Story Buildings
The fire at Robinetto, Ore., in;
which four lives were lost in the
destruction of a hotel building calls
attention to the fact that there is
no law in Oregon requiring Instal- j j
lation of fire escapes on buildings
of only two stories. The slate fire
marshal's office is powerless to en
force safety precautions in a situa
tion of this kind, State J'ire Mar
shal It.trb-r points out, intimating
that steps will probably be taken
toward correcting this defect at the
next legislature session.
The department exiR'Cts to make 1
a complete survey ot tire mustards
at Corvallis next week. Deputy fire
marshals, O. VV. Alien, O. VV. Stoke
and Horace Sykes will conduct the
survey.
It is also expected that the de
partment will make another sur
vey of fire hazzards at Klamath
Kails within the near future, the
department having received num
erous recuests for state aid in on- j
forcing safety requirements since :
ih,. failure of the city council to'
act upon recommendations of the
department
Higher Street
Car Fares Asked
Application for an increase In
streetcar fares at Astoria from five
cents to seven cents, was filed with
the public service commission this
morning by the Pacific Power &
Light company with headquarters
in Portland. The proposed increase
also includes DO ride books on
which the rate is now $2.25 and
which it is desired to increase to
4 3 . o r, and st udents tickets which it
o. t.. inerense from 1 . 2 5
to $2 for forty rides.
Another application filed by the
Pacific Power & Light company
this morning asks for an increase
in gas rates at Astoria on account
of added expenses due partly to
the construction of a. new plant and
to the fact that their fuel oil con
tract will expire in '.he near future,
necessitating increased expenses in
this direction.
Durlng September the Pendle
ton Red Cross served 75 families
in its home service work according
to the report of the secretary.
IN THK COUNTY COURT
of the State of Oregon for the
County of Marlon
In the matter of the estate of
Hjalmar Larson, deceased. Notice
to creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appoint
ed, administrator of the above en
titled estate. All persons having
claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to present the same,
duly verified as by law required
to the undersigned at 1016 Spald
ing building, Portland, Oregon.
JOHN W. SHULBR,
Hjalmar Larson, deceased.
BROWN AND OX-BLOOD
SHOE POLISHES
BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER
THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES
' Also PASTES and LIQUIDS for Blade, Tan and White Shoes C
THE F. F. D ALLEY CORPORATIONS LTEX. BUFFALO, N. T.
Mazolathe choice of leading
hotels, clubs, and railroad
dining cars in America!
WrOMEN everywhere are finding out that lard is one of the
most unsatisfactory of all cooking fats. It is absorbed into
the food, making it heavy, soggy and indigestible at times. So
much lard is taken up by the food during cooking that it becomes
more expensive to use.
Mazola is 100 pure vegetable oil. It never penetrates into the
food, but sears fish or meat over, and preserves all the good flavors.
At the same time, it makes the food more digestible.
You too, should use Mazola for all cooking, baking, frying and
sautf ing purposes.
Thousands of people everywhere use Mazola as a delicious salad
dressing, in preference to olive oil or any other vegetable oil. It
costs about half what an acceptable grade of olive oil would cost.
Setting Repreaentative
JOHNSON-UEBF.R COMPANY
PortUnd
AZO
Sixty, four page, beautifully ilrustratrd Corn
IVoduct Cook Book. Write u-da . Corn Pro.,.
Salem, Oregon
Mrs. Whittaker
New President of
Rebekah Assem.
Mrs. Hattle
Whittaker, of Wash-
ed nresident of the Rebekah As-
semblies at the one hundredth an
niversary and celebration of the
Old Fellows Sovereign Gran Lodge
in Boston recently. Mrs. Whitta
ker was formerly vice-president
of the assemblies.
Catarrh
Quickly Ended by a Pleasant
Germ-Killing Antiseptic
The little Hyomei Inhaler Is
i ri I
de of hard rubber ami xw.
easily be carried in pocKet or imisi
It will last a lifetime.
Into this inhaler pour
fe-,v
drops of magical Hyomei.
This is absorbed by the antisep
tic gauze within and now you are
ready to breathe it in over the
germ infested membrane where it
will speedily begin its work )t
killing catarrh germs. Hyomei
made of Australian eucalyptus com
bined with other antiseptics and is
very pleasant to breathe.
It is guaranteed to end catarrh,
bronchitis, sore throat, croun
coughs and colds or money back.
It cleans out a stuffed up head i'.
two minutes.
Sold by D. J. Fry and druggists
(advi i i
everywhere.
Ends indigestion
It relieves stomach misery, sour
stomach, belching and all stomacn
disease or money back. Large bov
of tablets at all druggists in all j
towns.
ms ssT . mm
Brown Seated In
Supreme Court
Governor Olcott today iesuea to
George M. Brown his commission
as a member of the Oregon su
,.,,. bench. The commission will
become stefptive as soon as Brown
resigns his jiosition as attorney
genera which is expected to be
within the next few days, probably
sluing as a member of the court
for the first time Monday. Brown
. t that he desired to clean
' . . ...i.
he has
up
,,v.,.i nn ni l s on ni...
working before relinquishing
attorney generalship :
Led to decide definitely
d is
this aftc
on as to when
the change
he will be able -to
Schools, Lacking
Teachers, Close
Billings, Mont.. Oct. 8. Tweni
schools in the remoter sec
,! of Yellowstone county
nil
hi aggregate enrollment
of about
I -n., mmlls will remain
closed Inde
t of th
lack of I
acocu
tig to a siaieuiein
superintendent, P.
forceful llluatra-
1:
the de
th of tei
MAXINE SHOES
for Women
Shoes like these will encourage walking,
are correct in Style, and very comfortable.
Complete displays of the season's
Smartest Footwear
Buster
125
Bring the
Children
Here
M--s--t-;
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The Capital Journal
''Largest Paper in Oregon outside of Portland.9'
Montana and the western states, ac
cording to school officials. The
small pay allowed teachers in the
rural districts and the fact that
many of them arc taking advanced
work in the seats of learning in the
cities Ls given as one reuson for this
condition,
Stiff Joints
Sore Muscles
Smoothed Out By Hamlln'a
Wizard Oil
Soreness and stiffness resulting
from unaccustomed use of muscles
I or too much exercise, sucn as ten
nis, baseball, golf, hand-ball, etc.,
give way quickly to the soothing
I effect of Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It
I penetrates fast, drives out the sore-
! ness, and limbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles.
I Hamlln'a Wizard Oil Is a good dpend.
I able preparation to hove lo tfca mediclns
chest for Ilrt ld and when the doctor
may be far sway. It 1 an absolutely
reliable antlseptio application for cute,
i burns, bites and stings. Sprains and
bruUes heal rapidly under Its soothing,
I venetratlng qualities. Keep It on band.
i a Generous size bottle S5c.
' lf you are troubled with constipation
I nr uirlt headaohe try Hamlin's Wizard
i.iver Whips. Just pleasant little pin
plus at aruggisis lor ouu.
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NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET
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LITTLE FOLKS LIKE THESE COMFORTABLE SHOES
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Friday, October 8,192ft I
Why oo,
RinolOinJ
tie properties that ma!.
, " - Jim II
alio make it the
remedy for
"kal I
Bums
Scalds
Cats
Scratches
Wouiwli
Umii , ,,
Gores
Boils
i tin
aw
PiW
And a score of other
constantly arise in ...
daily where them . .I
is why Resinol Ointment
your medicine BtlM
diate use.
sample free? Tr
sample and a miniature
quip, -wnie lo liept 18Nf
Co- Baltimore, Md.
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Footwear
of
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t MM m
ititally all of the leading
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