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OIT1CIAL DIRECTORY OF FALLS CITY
H. J. Griffin. Mayor.
R M. Woudetly, Councilman-»! Large
G. W. Bretiluer.
George C. March,
C. I Bradley.
Comici Ime n
I. G. S.ngloton.
C. L Hepklno.
N Bellg.
C. E. M. Pherren, Auditor and Police Judge
Walter L. Toooe Jr., City Attorney
Pot Murphy. Morohol ond Water Supt.
M. L. Thompoon. Treasurer
Dr. F. M. llcllw arth. Health Officer.
The Council meet» In regular oeaoion on the Urti
Monday night ol each m onth, at 7 a# o'clock. In
be office o! the Fall» City New*
S a t u r d a y . J a n u a r y 1 5. 19U>
NEWS AND COMMENT
Every saw mill in Linn county
is expected to be running in the
spring.
The Hawley Paper Company at
Oregon City will expend $750.000
enlarging its paper mill at that
place.
DOINGS AT THE NATIONAL CAiPTAl.
LEPROSY CHECKED BY
OLD INOIAN REMEDY
Washington. Jan. 12.— (Special
Correspondence) When the hart!
times hit the country, after the
passage of the Underwood tariff
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law, laboring men and others
whose incomes were curtailed
were compelled to economize.
Not so with Congress, which
made appropriations upon a scale
of extravagance never before Anti A rbor. Mich. Ig n o ran t Unit tie
equaled. Within the last year wns su fferin g from lepm ey In mu m »I
“ war brides" have livened up »Mini'll stMgo— th e i>ti,vstolun w ho tiMil
sen t him hutl n o t dlaguoepd the ills
some communities and in some muse— tt him u cm m o to I)r. I'tlo Wile of
localities times are better. Not the m edical facu lty o f th e U niversity
so in<he Federal Treasury, which of M ichigan lust Ju ly . Uo w as m pttl
alilo o b je c t I l l s body R io co v ere d
now has fifty millions of deficit »»ith leprous lesions.
and which will have more than Dr. W ile took th e sufferer Into the
twice as much at the end of the university gen eral hospital uml has
a te d him w ith chaul-m oogra oil. a
fiscal year Yet Congress shows tre
rem edy fo r leprosy th a t has been used
no signs of trying to fit their ex for g en eratio n s tu India, unsuccessful
ly lu th e grout m ajo rity o f cases.
penditures to the income.
Now bis disease, w hich o fteu est con
The number and amount of ap- j dernus a muu to life coutluem eut iu a
propriations are little short of colony of his fellow sufferers, Is a r
appalling, considering the eondi-j rested. T h e p a tie n t is m ak in g a spleu
recovery. Dr. WUe says. lie Is
tion of the Treasury—and the did
stro n g a n d w a lk s tw o m iles each day.
significant fact is that most of j No m ore men sh am e biin by calling
the raids on the public funds ; him "u n clean ."
i e Is no m ore d angerous to au y c o m
which Congressmen contemplate j m l uulty
now th a n a tuberculosis p a
are wholly to be classified as | tien t, Dr. W ile insists. T he doctor
adds:
“pork” .
ork Is given to a tuberculosis p a
Your correspondent has just tie "W
n t w ho is able to w ork. No one
examined the file of printed bills q u estio n s his d u ty a n d rig h t to support
introduced in Congress on the, him self and his fam ily W ork should
be given to th is m an. once (be most
first day of the present session despised
an d feared of h u m a n s— u
and calling for money from the leper.”
Treasury for private or selfish or | T h e m a n 's uatue Is w ithheld that,
uuknow n, be may begin life auew and
political reasons. The documents ea
rn b read fo r his w ife and th e ir lathy.
are a vivid commentary upon the H ts e n try Into th e hospital w as affect-
ingenuity of statesmen in devis- ,l1«. dramatic.
ing schemes to get public funds It,.so h*ppe.IM'1‘1 th a t a mctiicai con
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| veution w as being held here, ami the
for their own political benefit and differen t clinics w ere open to the visit-
for the benefit of their commun- ing physicians. Dr. WUe had not seen
Ooctor Insists Victim Is No
Longer Menace to Workmen.
¡ojpg
th e p a tie n t until he w as wheeled Into
| the clinic. T h e d octor's face went
w hite. V isitors leaned forw ard and
Saturday, .launary 15 , lUltt
profesional (Tarto
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F. M. HELLWARTH
"THE MAGIC LAND OF PALMS AND FLOWERS’
Ortica one door t>n*I of !'. ().
Southern California has much to offer you this winter.
City or country, mountain or beach retort* ull are invit
ing. The I’a n a im i California Exposition at San Diego
will remain m>eii another year—bigger ami better than
ever. Bui Southern California offers something even
greater than this. It is the ever-present ami delight fill
Major General Hugh Scott is de
vising a plan whereby the news
papers will be under the control
of the military in case of war inso
fa r as publishing war news and
commenting upon the movements
of the army are concerned. This
would be in line with the deceptive
methods employed by Great Bri
tain in the present war to hood
wink the people and prevent their
knowing the real state of affairs.
The great Generals, capitalists and
politicians are gradually drawing ,
the net closer around a free people, j *ect PreP w
Dr. M iles’ H eart Rem edy It sold and
guaranteed by all d ru ggists.
M ILE»
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Hoses in bloom, Oranges ami Lemons i i | h rung on the
tree's. Poppies ami Geraniums everywhere. This it the
real California. The expense of a trip to Southern
California is not great.
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through dining car ami observation cars make the all-
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The unbounded confidence Mr.
Canon has in Dr. Miles’ Heart Rem
edy is shared by thousands o f
others who know its value from
experience. Many heart disorders
yield to treatment, if the treatment
is right. If you are bothered w ith
short breath, fainting spells, swell
ing of feet or ankles, pains a b o u t
the heart and shoulder blades, pal
pitation, weak and hungry spells,
you should begin using Dr. Miles’
Heart Remedy at once. Profit b y
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Eleven died at Seattle recently
These
bills
also
produce
addi-
from the effects of drinking wood
These prices are (or year paid in advanca subscriptions.
"P0“ tbe *“*“’» n,ld»' hotly. Tll«',r
alcohol. It was drank with a tional evidence, if any were need- i,cered
faces w ere tense, fo r they knew —they
ed, that the South is in the sad th o u g h t him doomed.
view of making drunk come.
dle and that the great bulk of T he ex am in atio n soon over. the pa
Falls City New s .... $1.00 / Special Prtoe
Federal “ pork” money is design lle n t w as w heeled cflt. and Dr. Wile
SI.75
w ith em otion:
Pictorial Review...... 1.60 j
Eleven large railway systems ed to be distributed in the South said,
"T h a t m an h as a »veil advanced case j
have placed orders for Douglas ern States. For instance, a Rep of leprosy. I m ust tell hltn. and It |
Falls City News .. 1.001 Special Price
S I.75
Metropolitan
...... 1.50 \
fir. Naturally it will have to be resentative from Arkansas pro »rill seem to him like reading his death j
w arran t. W hen Ills disease beceuies i
sawed and that means work for poses that the Federal govern- known
u ts doubtf,„ tf we M, keep
Falls City News .. . 1.00 I Special Price
SI.75
the saw mills.
ment shall pay each Confederate him here. Even If the leprosy ta n n u l
Hearst's Magazine
1.50 \
soldier and each widow of such 1,0 »'rested the man h™ ten y ears yet
Falls City News
1.00 I Special Price
before him In w hich he m ight eurn a
SI.75
The Polk County Observer men $500 in a lump sum and a pension living w ere It not Unit he will be
Technical World
1.50 \
tions the fact that the Sunday of $30 a month during the re houuded from place to place: every
Falls City News
1.50 I Special Price
will be ag ain st him."
SI.65
closing law was not observed in mainder of their lives, and asks m " an Is 's he hand
Mondern Priscilla
1.00 i
c u red —will he ever be abso
the
modest
sum
of
$100,000,000
Dallas as though it were some
lutely cu red ?” Dr. W ile w as asked.
Falls City News
1.00 )
for this purpose. A member from "A cure is alw a y s relative." an sw er
special honor to violate it.
Ladies' World
.. 1.00 i Special Price
S7.I0
Louisiana demands that the gov ed th e doctor. “ At (»resent all the
Mother's Magazine 1 50 f
sym ptom s th a t c h aracterize leprosy
ernment
establish
homes
for
dis
•
have d isap p eared In (bis case. He Is
McCall’s (free p’trn > 50 j
An order of 200,000,000 feet ol
lumber from France; 12,000,000 abled Confederate soldiers, their strong, confident, hopeful. If you ask
Falls City News .. 1.00 )
me »vhether th e leproue sym ptom * will
from the British government and wives and widows, and wants rea p p e a r I can no m ore ftfll you tb n n I
SI.50
Boy’s
Magazine ...... 1.00 l- Special Price
People’s Home Journ’l 50 J
50,000 for the Southern Pacific Co., ♦720,000 appropriated. T h r e e • an a ssu re a m an healthy today th a t
should liven the lumber trade on members—hailing from Mississ be will be In h ealth as good ten or flf
Falls City News...... 1.00
ippi, Oklahoma arid Arkansas, re teen y ears hence."
the coast a little.
Home Needlework
75 Special Price
spectively—want the cotton tax |
SI.75
L eft A ll to E m p lo y ee.
Boy’s Magazine...... 1.00
refunded to the Southern planters ! Sioux City, la .—T he good and fa ith
Housewife .............
50 J
CoL Hoffman says that the en who paid it in Civil War times. ful se rv a n t of an cie n t d ay s found a
odern ex am ple here w hen C harles
Falls City N ew s..... 1.00 )
forcement of the Oregon Blue Two of these bills demand $68,-' G m rubel,
tw enty-five y ears old. a clerk,
Today’s
(free pattern) 50 ! Special Price
SI.55
Laws will develope sneaks and 000,000 each for this purpose, j received n early all of th e $50,000 es-
Housewife............ ..
50 f
liars. How about the enforcement while the third asks for SUCh la te left by O tto M ow ltz, a grocer f<w
Boy’s Magazine...... 1.00 j
of the prohibition, gambling, hunt sums as may be necessary” . whom G m b el had w orked six years.
Don’t miss these bargains. Send your order in at once.
ing, fishing, and in fact any law? Senator Fletcher of Florida wants
It’s a H u m m er.
Ifvou do not find what you want in this list, call at our office,
Such talk from the Colonel is im $4,''00.000 to combat a disease Pine G rove. A rk.—K ath erin e Lucj
We have many other popular magazines that we sell at special
which affects the orange trees of boasts o f being th e possessor of the
becile.
only hrlndle Bosco tom cat In these
prices.
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his State, While Congressman parts. A few d ay s ago tabby brought
In n black sn ak e th irty -n in e Inches
Harrison
of
Mississippi
wants
The Mayor of Portland wants a
long
THE FALLS CITY NEWS
municipal paper for publishing the $2,000,000 for the same purpose.
For
fish-hatcheries,
monuments
official business of the city. It is
all right for the newspapers of to dead Democratic leaders, ex
^
mmÊmwwamr
oast. jr >.-~Aj
the city to ljoost the town, country tensions to public parks, public H e a rt D isease Almost
F atal to Y oung Girl
S
and things in general, but when buildings, government workshops
and
other
purposes
equally
fri-l
"My d aughter, w hen thirteen years
it comes to getting a little “ pay volo is and needless but all call old, w as strick en w ith h eart trouble.
"
\ n w l fkaaaa D u n A a A l l
And
Our P ap er A ll One Y e a r ®Ta* '
dirt’’ there must be a special ing for Federal meney to be spent She w a s so bad w e had to place her
bed near a window
THIS IS A REAL RAUGAIN
paper.
in the South, various Southern
eo sh e could * et
Democrats are clamoring for a
her breath
One
total sum of nearly $10,000,000.
doctor eald. 'Poor
Men engaged in any line of Senator Tillman wants ♦11,000,-
ehlld, she Is lik ely
business very naturally work that 000 for a government armor
to fall dead any
tim e.'
A friend
such business may prosper that plant This makes nearly $200,-
told m e Dr Mile«'
which Southern Demo
they may have jobs. The lawyer 000,000
H eart Rem edy had
crats asked from the Treasuty on j
cured her father,
delights in neighbors quarrel; the the first day of the session.
so I tried It, and
sh
e began to Im
doctor in bad colds; the iceman in
prove.
She took
a great m any bot-
hot weather; the coal man in cold R H E U M A T I G
tlee, b u t sh e le
weather and the warrior in war.
spared to m e t o
day,
a fa t, roey
Thus doe3 General Scott urge con S U F F E R E R S
cheeked girl. N o one oan Im agine the
confidence J h ave In Dr. Miles' H eart
scription that the ranks may be
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