The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910, May 12, 1909, Wednesday Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV The Mission Of those corpuscles In your blood that have been called "Little Soldiers," Is to fight for you against the disease germs that constantly endanger your health. These corpuscles are made healthy and strong by the use of Hood's Sarsaparllla. Q This medicine is a combination of more than 20 different remedial agents in proportions and by a process known only to ourselves and it has for thirty yeara been constantly proving its worth. No substitute, none "just-as-good." On Pinch. "For the present," suid the political magnate, "you will have to be satisfied with filling some temporary vacancy from time to time." "I'll be more than sntinnecl," faltered the , despairing ofiiceaeeker, "with any thing that will (ill the vacancy in my stomach from time to time !" F!rt Jnpmm Stowaway. The lirst Japanese stowaway eTer brought to Huston arrived on a steamer from London tlie other day. He gave his name as Tasnjo Xakamura, aged SO, and claimed to have been a mem ber of the crew of au American sailing vessel. It was learned that he was a sallon on board the ship Johanna, which ar rived at Fnliuouth. Eng., some months ago. He was starving in London when he determined to come to this country. He wandered about the docks iu the Thames and stole on board the Phlla delphian and hid In the coal bunkers. Nakaniura said he was all through the Russian-Japanese war, having been one of the crew of a cruiser In the Jap anese fleet. inspector Koot examined the man and ordered that he be sent back on the rhiladelphlan when she leaves on her return trip. EITC Ht. Vital JJnnce ana orvous LnneaMM perma rllJnently carea by lr. 1" .iao's Great Nerve Ke- storer. Bond for FREE $2.00 trial bottle and trmttlHO. Sr. B. U. Kline. Ld., ftil Aroh Ht., Philadelphia, I'a. Stung! Nan The .trouble with Billy is that he's awkward when he's in company. He doesn't know what to do with his hands. Fan Oh, yes, he does ; he told me once that you wore too many pins in your belt Chicago Tribune. TYPEWRITERS. "New Vixlble Yost." All make" rebuilt like new. at awond-hhnd price. Two Smitli-lens.-R mintnon from 125 to S-15. Huppliee for all nrnken. Mnehineii rented. $2 to 83.50 n-nnthly. The Typewriter Eirhanue. 2& Montromery. Han Francisco Looked Suaplcloua. Captain (of baseball nine) You think Stumpy is getting sort o' weak in his mind? Why? Manager He renewed his contract for this season without making a kick for a higher salary. Chicago Tribune. Mothera will And Mrs. WInlnws Boo thins By nip the b.-Bt remedy to use fur their childre j ounug me lueuuug penou. it Sure. Priscilla said to John 'Speak for yourself, "What was Allien?" "You mean, John?" "Yes; what did she mean?" "I don't know what she meant, but 1 know it must have been before she and John were married that she said It," Houston Tost, Jpf ,' .'l''n J C. Gee Wo The Chinese Doctor This wondeful man has made a life study of the properties of Roots, Herbs and Barks, and in giving the world the benefit of his services. SCHOOL IS BURNED 'HELLOl" PARIS. ill 1,1 IlllPNil All American Property at Kessab Has Been Destroyed. HORRIBLE CONDITIONS PREVAIL People Return to Homes Only to Find Them Looted, and Wander About - Absolutely Destitute. Those who keep Hamlins Wizard Oil in the house do not have to buy any other remedy for sore throat. No other remedy will cure this trouble so quick ly or eo surely. Kemember this. Declined the Part. IYrcy Esmeralda, will you marry me? Esmeralda No ; Gwendolen refused you last nignt, ana i n not acting as first aid to the. injured. lanally They Are. "Frofessor, what is the meaning of th word 'monologue'?" "My dear sir, consider the derivation of it. 'Mon' is slang for 'money,' and 'logos' means 'a word.' 'Monologue, words for money." Good for Sore Eyes, for over 100 years PETTIT'S EYE SALVE has positively cured eve dis- eases everywhere. All druereists or nowara Bros., eultalo, JN. i. The chimney swift is truly a bird of the air, for it never alights on a fence or building. It drops into the top of some mide-mouthed chimney and clings to Its rough sides with tiny feet. Beirut, Asiatic Turkey, May 8. An investigator who has just returned here from a trip to Kessab reports that all the American property at that place has been completely destroyed by the Moslem raiders. The American property there consisted of a girls' high school under the direction of Miss Effie N. Chambers. Three-quarters of the native houses also have been de stroyed, but the Armenian church and the new Protestant school building are standing. Almost all of the people who fled from Kessab have returned to find their houses looted. They are ab solutely destitute. Some food and clothing are being distributed, but there is no system in the work and the supplies are inadequate. One band of Turkish reserves has re turned to the town, but as they took part in the rioting and killing there, the people cannot trust them. The protection afforded is in no sense suffi cient. The situation at Deurtyul, on the coast north of Kessab, is still criti cal. STRIKE SEEMS SURE. No Mercury, Poisons or Drugs Used. No 5234 Operations or Cutting Guarantees to cure Catarrh, Asthma, Lunpr, Stomach and Kidney troubles, and all Private Diseases of M n and Women. A SURB CANCER CURE Just received from Pekin, China safe, sure and reliable. Unfailing- in its works. If you cannot call, write for symptom blank and circular. Inclose 4 cents in stamps. CONSULTATION TREE The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. 16214 first St., cor. Morrison, Portland, Or. The Luckiest Man. Eben So Miss Antique Is going to get married at last. Who Is the lucky man? Flo The clergymnn. He's going to get nald for It and assumes uo re sponsibility. Shake Into Tour Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet It cures painful, swollen, smarting-, sweating feet. Makes new shoes easy. Sold by all Druftsista and Shoe Stores. ' Don't accept any substitute. Sample FREE. Address A. S. Olmsted. Le Hoy, N. Y. Probably Not. Provoked Mother Tommy, you're the plague of my life ! Tommy (snuggling up to her) You Wouldn't talk that way if somebody'd kid nap me, would you, mamma? The Reason I Make and Sell More Men's $3.00 $3.50 Shoes Than Any Other Manufacturer It bocKTtM I girt th wearer the benefit of the most complete organization of trained expert and tkUle4 taMina.kra in tha coantrv. The ejection of the Leather for each part of tha tnot, and erery detail of tha making In rerr department, la illy w. l ; her he aha pa, fit better, and wear longer than any other make. looked after by th beat ihoemakeri tn the aho indmitry. r hold their If I could how vaa how carefallT W. L. DoaitUi iboea are made, you would then .ncderttand may thei My Method of Tanning i he 8ote$ make them Mori riextoieana Longer wearing man any ozners. Rhoei for Every Member of the Fnmlly, Meu( Boyt,H'omrn,Mluei and Children. For Mile by shoe dealer evprywhM-e. PAtlTlllfJ I None Kenutne without W. I- Dflhslai vHU I IUI1 I name and urlr Mamr4 on bottom. Fait Color Eyelet Used ExclatiTSly. Catalog mailed frea. W. L. DOUGLAS, 16? Spark St.. Brocktoa. Mais. In a Different Clasa. "I hear, Mike, that your wife has gone into society. Has she become a clubwoman yet?" "Iudnde, an' she has not got into that class ; she still uses a flatiron, sor." New York Times. French Government Will Dismiss E ployes Who Take Part. Paris, May 8. Warned in. advance that to strike means dismissal from the service, the members of the Fost, lel- egraph & Telephone Employes assoda tion in various cities have already vot ed in principle for a general strike, and the congress of railroad men has order ed a referendum on the question of or dering a strike and has appointed a strike committee. That a strike will result is a foregone conclusion. The cities where it. has beendecided upon include several of the largest industrial centers, such as Lyons and Havre. The time to strike alone appears to be undecided, having been left by the local unions to the general strike committee of each or ganization. The determination of the government to fight to a finish the question of the right of state emploves to strike is shown by the declaration of M. Bar thou, the minister of public works, that the government, in the event of an attempt being made to strike, will instantly discharge from the service any postman who ceases work, New Line to Butte. Helena, Mont., May 8. Montana is to have a new railroad. BecauBe of its proposed Western connection, it is supposed to be a Harriman property. The company has an authorized capital Uniting France and America by Wire less Phone. "Hello, Paris! This is New York." To start a conversation like this across the universe seems like an achievement beyond the dream of a Jules Verne or the imaginative picture of a Bellamy Storer, yet in the busiest city of the world, New York, such an experiment will take place shortly, with every assurance of success. On this occasion, when science announces its triumph to the world, society of the nations will offer its congratulations in a unique and unrivaled n an ler, and will feature on its social calendar a luncheon at which Frederick Townsend Martin will preside, that for interest and charm will make all past society events seem coinmonp'ace, when the first wireless luncheon will take place in the salon of the Hotel Plaza. While this luncheon is being served a voice will speak uniting two of the greatest nations of history. It will be the voice of America's most prominent society man reading a message of Pres ident Taft to President Falheres of France. It will be transmitted to Mrs. Mora Blatch DeForest in the Metropol itan tower, the talented pioneer of her Bex in this field and foremost woman civil engineer in the world, who will receive this message from the Plaza and send it over a radio wireless telephone at the rate of 186,000 miles a second, to a fair daughter of France in the Eiffel tower. The salon will be decorated to re semble a forest. Trees will be in full bloom and birds singing from their branches. Presiding at this table will be Mr. Frederick 'Townsend Martin who will be the guest of the American Wireless association of which Dr. De Forest is president. The guests will be leading society people and scientific men of note. Mons. Etienne Lianel, consul general of France, representing the French government and one of its guests of honor, has said that if wire less telephony is brought to a state of perfection it will become a political and diplomatic time saver. The table will represent the Atlantic ocean. At one end will be the Metro politan tower, architecturally raised in candy ; at the other end will be the Eiffel tower. On this miniature ocean will be small ships of various nations sailing back and forth. The shore landings of both France and America will be appropriately represented The menus will be small telephone directories, and the dishes will be list ed as telephone numbers. The place cards will be wireless messages sent from the Ritz Carleton in France to the guests assempled at the Plaza in America. These messages will be re ceived through wireless table phones permitting the guests at both tables to converse with each other, although separated by half a world, The waiters will be summoned by wireless telephone and at the end car riages will be called by this means. The favors will be small radio spark- less wireless telephone outfits of very light weight and will be utilized by the guests in the ceremonies attending the luncheon and carried away to commem orate the latest gigantic feat of mod ern science, It will take just one-fortieth of a second for the message to travel across the Atlantic and about one seventh of a second to go around the world. Fol lowing this, mutual toasts will be given by the guests of this wireless luncheon who will be separated by an ocean, yet able to converse as if face to face. The value of this marvelous scien tific and mechanical feat, can hardly be The Kind You Ilavo Always Bought has borne tho siiriia- turo of Chas. II. Fletcher, nnd has been made under his personal supervision lor over HO years. Allow no ono to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations nnd Jitst-as-jrood" nro but Experiments, and endanger the health of Children lixperience ngainst Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops nnd Soothing- Syrups. It is lMeusant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other .Narcotic substance. Its ajro is its guarantee. It destroys AVorms nnd allays IVverishness. It cures Diarrlnea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teethlnsr Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and liowcls, giving healthy nnd natural Bleep. The Children's l'auacea Tho Mother's Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of SIM S $fJTZIa- In Use For Over 30 Years. THE eCNTAUH iiMMNVi TT MURRAY STRCCT. NEW VORK OITV. WSHWHIPU' .H'WP"glW'aW ipmiil )) IHIUH. lip 1IRTJHWWIWI j. 1- is ftr rcc i- l V N BLOCK OI $IO,UUU,UUU, 1W WHICH U llling flay )eCTV&aeW.V CVCTCOVllO fee of $1,800 was paid by J. L. Winea, yy&teQfr f8f Sunctio'n Vh0ereWit connect S! S&aVC&QU&CTV&w"J VKUqVCXaV the O. R. & N company's lines, along xxm&ym Dhve tTJSSa dSTltaY(CUQfcSCteC?TOteOX Missoula. Granite, Powell and Deer estimated, and will stand among the may be CtoAua awpewseawxla wkxvtvo otv$x Tveedca.GsWvebesUj tokvwxcs TOttT&owea axe o ass& vw&avi upew proper tAounsuTcvera, pTOpcr C$QXS,0.Tla tYvft$'Ay. ojb navigation companies are holding lbtolKiiaAdoWvsW&6e'mwi. t,1eir ships in port, as it ia impossible - C M - B ' City in Grip of Strike Buenos Ayres, May 8. Buenos Ayres is still in the grip of the strike begun early this week as a protest against the action of the authorities in firing upon a crowd of demonstrants oi May Day. The customs receipts show a great falling off as the result oc the stoppage of commerce and van . . CALIFORNIA Fig Syrup Co. Mm nrliL IFADINC DRUGGISTS ONE SHE ONLY-REiULa PfiiCE SO PER BOTTLE to load or discharge present conditions. cargoes under El M nnk Krg WW m mm A flaToring nacd the tame u lemon or vanilla. iFr Fl linH -ST ' fc-Arl :,1 By diawilvini. uranulated augar in water and 4S 1 (i tMSsl Xm '" 61 -4b nddinu Mapleine, deliciona syrup it made and i iJl-Rll PjJ' El 5 -J Zi i"A syrup better than maple. Mapleine i sold by fc-Jfl fvj rf 14 1 ; Vt' 1 grocers. If not send 35c for 2 ox. bottle and fcllJ faintly ltyUtii&l recipe book. Crescent Mfg. Co.. Se.ttl.. Wn. . , , ' r-'Wi: aw o f ..as. OUNCES ft . t- mm V T: PC if iMF a . VVaU'. 1 CHICAGO . clfT( 1 tork, KAN'' BAKING POVJDER ' COMPLIES WITn ALL PURE FOOD LAWS Makes the Baking Sweeter, Lighter Always works rifiht NO FAILURES Costs YOU Less ISO TRUST PRICES 2S Ounces for 23 Cenls BEST AT ANY PRICE or your money back Rivers Found Navigable. Los Angeles, May 8. Lieutenant L. C. Easton, assistant to Captain . Fries, government engineer here, returned to day from an exploration of the Grand and Green rivers in Utah and Arizona, and stated that as a result of the trip a report will be sent to Washington de claring those two rivers navigable for many miles above their junction where they meet and form the Colorado. Vast Fortune All Gone. New York, May 8. C. W. Morse, tho ex-banker, who is now in the Tombs prison under sentence for violation of the national banking laws, has not a share of stock, a bond or a piece of real estate left of bis fortune of an esti mated value of $30,000,000, according to evidence which he gave in supple mentary proceedings made public to- Houses for Homeless. Messina, Sicily, May 8. Lieutenant Commander R. K. Bt-lknap, the Amer ican naval attache at Rome, has turned over to the prelect 4'JU American wooden bouses to be used to shelter sufferers from the earthquake of last December. The attache expects that 12.300 houses will be completed by June 7. Abdul's Money in New York. Constantinople, May 8. The parlia mentary commission has learned that Abdul Hamid recently deposited con siderable sums of money In New York banks, and it appears that be has in the neighborhood of $10,000,000 in I German banks. first half dozen scientific wonders of all time. Its effect upon the trans mission of commercial business will be revolutionary, and will mean that we can communicate with Europe Mt the cost now prevailing for a domestic tel egram, The great station in . the Metropoli tan tower is now .being rushed to a Btage of completion. This will be ab' solutely the finest wireless station in the world. Its cost is not comparabl to that of other equipments, as the sta tion comprises all sorts of experiment ing apparatus. It is thought that $300,000 would not cover the outlay if a structure .as high as the Metropolitan tower had to be erected especially for tbiwork. As long as the tower has already been constructed, the cost, out side of the apparatus, will be neglig ible. The workings of the radio wireless paone are wonaeriuuy simple wnen the complex problems involved and overcome in its creation are considered. In telephoning, the operator talks into the mouthpiece exactly as with the wire telephone and listens for a reply through a head phone instead of a receiver.- In order to get into com munication with a wireless telephone station, it becomes necessary to get the instrument to the known tune of the other station and then press the buzzer key which calls the person to the phone at the other end. The con versation is then carried on as if the two operators were face to face. ' The mechanical principles upon which the radio wireless telephone de pend are simple enough, although there is a great difference of opinion upon the actual explanation of the phenome non of wireless telephony. Speech is the forming of very rapid and every varying serit of vibrations in the air, and their measurement by the nerves of the ear. Owing to the resistance of the atmosphere, these vibrations grow weaker and at last disappear as we get farther from the source of disturbance. Telephony is the art of translating these vibrations into vibrations of ether whose lesser resistance enables them to be carried to great distances fcr the translation into air vibrations af-ain, as only the air vibrations can be meas ured by the ear. In the w:rel?M tele phone the air waves are translated into the vibrations of an electrical discharge which oscillates the ether. The ethor waves, sent out by trans mitting station, having been there modihed by the human voice, are changed back at the receiving station into such form as to elfect the receiver and cause the exact air vibrations which were made to modulate the transmitting current, and therefore, he words of the speaker are heard ex actly as spoken. Dr. DeForest bases his claims for success on his past experiments with the wireless telephone at the sugges tion of Admiral Evans, who conducted the experiments on board his nugdhip, the Connecticut, and another vessel. Every battleship, cruiser or torpedo boat of the great Pacific fleet wus equipped with radio wireless tele phones before setting out on the mem orable cruise. These instruments were given a ' thorough trial in inter-Bhip communication and in conversation with several wireless stations on the Pacific coast. In the meantime, the young inventor has not been content to rest on the laurels obtained from his successful work in the navy and has carried on many experiments, both at home and abroad. In May, 1908, from the Eiffel tower, wircloss messages were sent by the radio telephone to every wireless station in France. A warship off Marseilles, nearly 600 miles away, heard the transmitted messages just as distinctly as did the stations near Paris. While doing this, Dr. DeForest had equipped several of the vessels of the Italian navy and the instruments met with Euch decided success that an arrangement has been practically con eluded ior the equipment of the entire navy. Mrs. DeForest is quite as interesting as her Inventor husband. &ne grad uated from Cornell university in the difficult science of civil engineering, She was the first and only woman to graduate from an Eastern college in this profession. After her graduation honors were heaped upon her until she stood before the world as its foremost woman hydraulic engineer, and a re markable example of woman s Intel lectual equality with man. She was the first woman ever elect ed to membership in the American So ciety of Civil Engineers. She helped to build the greatest water works sys tem in the world s history, being on the engineering stait charged witn the building of the $161,000,000 Catskill system. In June, 1907, she was elect ed fellow of Cornell university, an honor rarely conferred upon women. While at Cornell she proved herself to be tho peer of any of the male athletes. She is a loader in the equal rights movement and various movements de signed to improve the social condition of all women. And now she further distinguishes herself by being the first woman to engage in wireless telephony. DR. T. P. WISE DENTIST Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty 2I1P-20I1 Morchanta Trust nulldlnsr m'Ai WaahiiiKlon, cur. Sixth l'UHTLANU, UK COFFEEt TEA SPICES BAKING POWDER EXTRACTS JUST RIGHT CLOSSET&DEVERS t PORTLAND. 0RE.J A CURE FOR FITS The Treatment Is to Accomplish What Science Has Been Strug gling to Attain for Centuries The Intenne Intcrfwt that hu been manifested throuxhout Iho country hy the wonuVrful cure Ihnt nr lieinir aoi'cimillhil daily hy epilvptcide, mill contimlc-H. It in really nurprininK the vaat numlicr of people who have already been cured of hi h and nervouaneaH. 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