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Newspaper Page TextTY0UR1DEAS *'$9,000 o ffe re d f o r certain In vent i oint. Honk " H o w to O btn in [ a Patent'* i n d MW l u U to In v e n t " ft tent free. Send rough sketch for free f report as t<> patentability. Patents ad vertised for sale at our expense In Man ufacturers' Journals. Estimated Oregon Budget Increased By $802,075 CHANDLEE & CHANDLEE, PaMht Atty’s r u .it y « n 1034 F. St, Washington, D. C. Salem — Secretary of State O lcott1 board are diverted to the general fund has announced that his estimate of the for the payment of general govern- expenses o f the State department for mental expenses.” the next two years is $8,775,396.47. Estimates of requirements for the N E W H O T E L H O USTO N The budget is based upon estimates various state departments for 1915 and Dave Houston. Prop. H. B. Thorsnes, Mgr. Thorougrhly modern. 101 Rooms o f comfort. Mod submitted by the various departments 1916 are: erate Prices. Three minutes’ walk from Union Accounting department, $20,000; Depot. W rite for rates. 72 N. So* St. PORTLAND. OR. to provide the legislature with some thing tangible for use as a basis in [ county fairs, $95,400; state fair, biennial appropriations. The $172,286.27; banking department, WEEKS' B R E A K -U P-A -C O LD TABLETS making estimate is an increase of $802,075.64 $39,660; barbers’ examining board, A guaranteed remedy for Colds and over the expenses of the present bi $6600; board o f control, $15,000; I.a Grippe. Price 25c of your druggist. ennial period. bounty wild animals, $80,000; capitol, It ’s good. Take nothing else.—Adv Under the law the various depart Supreme court building and grounds, M E N A N D W O M EN everywhere make big mon ments must submit estimates to the $57,915; inspection child labor, $5000; ey; best and most useful article; sella itself. Sam- secretary of state not later than No- conservation commission, $5000; cor- le money refunded. W rite T. Smet, 517 N . 4th vernber 15, and he must have a com poration department, $37,200; dairy t.. Missoula, Mont. plete itemized statement ready for the and food commission $36,000; dele DO Y O U want to earn more money? Send stamp members o f the legislature several gates to national conventions, $10,000; today and get into communication with us quick. weeks before the beginning o f the ses board of dental examiners, $4200; Sele Co., Vancouver. Wash. sion. desert land board, $12,000; superin ‘ ‘The estimate includes $58,224.62 tendent of public instruction, $15,920; LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED by Cuttor'o Blackleg Pills. Low allotted by the emergency board to agricultural and industrial associa priced, fresh, reliable; preferred by Western stockmen because they pro meet deficiencies in sundry appropri tions, $12,000; uniform school record « m teet where other vaccine* fail. ations for the current biennial period books and blanks, $10,000; board of ■ ^ U ^ W r it « for booklet and testimonials. I I* V m 10-dote pkge. Blackleg Pille $1.00 which were found to be inadequate for examiners, $20,900; state teachers’ Su doso pkge. Blaokleg Pille 4.00 Use any Injector, but Cutter’ « best, the purposes intended,” said Secretary association, $500; Oregon normal T h e «uperlorlty o f Cutter products Is due to over I I Olcott. school, $183,200; blind school, $37,- years of specializing in vaceines and eeruma only. Insiat on Cutter’s. Tf unobtainable, order direct. “ O f the total estimate of $8,775,- 789.18; deaf school, $58,778; resident T H E C U T T E R L A B O R A T O R Y , Berkeley, California 396.47 the sum o f $1,650,588.51 is instruction (O. A. C.), $953,543; ex provided for by fees, licenses, contri periment stations, $207,400; extension M e a n B rute. butions and so forth, paid into special service (0 . A. C. ). $194,106; resident "A woman has to give up a great funds which, under existing laws, can instruction (U . of O .), $714,905; med deal after she gets married, sighed only be used for specific purposes, ical department, Portland, $181,093 Mrs. Gabb. though it will be found that in some Eastern Oregon asylum (main build "A man does nothing else but give cases the estimated receipts do not ings), $774,711 ; orphans and found up after he gets married,” replied Mr. fully cover the item of estimated ex lings, $85,000; non-resident poor, Gabb.— Cincinnati Enquirer. penses, and in others that they are in $3000; soldiers’ home, $57,508.75 excess thereof. The sum of $275,270 tubercular hospital, $70,516; Florence Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets first is derived from the Federal govern Crittenton home, $11,613.58; Patton put up '40 years ago. They regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and bow ment and private subscriptions, which home, $9000; feeble minded institute, are not paid over into the state treas $156,106; election expenses, $35,000 els. Sugar-coated tiny granules. ury and{disbursed upon warrants o f the executive department, $23,700; fish O p e n G am e. secretary o f state. and game commission, $361,906.86 “ The special annual millage taxes, board of forestry, $111,240; fugitives "Let me make the songs of a nation and I care not who makes its laws." that is one twenty-fifth o f a mill for from justice, $14,000; G. A. R. de "W ell, have a try. Many people the Monmouth Normal school, three- partment of Oregon, $600; board of seem to think there’s room for im tenths of a mill for the University of health, $53,678; historical society, provement in both just now.”— Louis Oregon, four-tenths of a mill for the $19,836; board of horticulture; $18, ville Courier Journal. Oregon State Agricultural college and 000; horticultural society, $1000; hu S l ig h t e d . one-fourth of a mill for road purposes, mane society, $3416; hygiene society, the annual $31,000; immigration agent, $71,- Y O U R O W N D R I GG1.ST W IL L T E L L Y O U aggregating $1,898,000; T ry M urine Kye Rem edy for Red. W eak, W atery continuing appropriations, $1,121,- 790; industrial welfare commission, Kyea itud G ran u lated E y e lid »; N o Su iartiug— accident commission, $967,- nst.K ye Com fort. W rite fo r Book o f ,b e Kye 362.97, and the estimated amounts to | $7702; y m ail F ree. M urine Eye Rem edy Co., Cliicak'O. be provided for by appropriations by \ 187.12; insurance department, $30, the present legislative assembly, $3,- 000; attorney general, $27,950; cir Sw at! 889,095.64, making a total o f $6,908,- cuit court judges, $176,000; district A popular society woman announced 458.61, is the amount which under attorneys and deputies, $134,600; Su a “ white elephant party.” Every guest existing laws must be provided for by preme court, $94,874; Supreme court was to bring something that she could a direct tax on the people of the state library, $22,170; labor commissioner, not find any use for and yet too good during the years 1916 and 1916. $34,800; state land board, $18,000; to throw away. The party would liav.' Upon this latter amount, however, legislative assembly, ‘ $61,500; state been a great success but for the un is to be applied the estimated receipts library, $38,800; sanitary livestock looked-for development which broke o f the state treasury not applied by board, $49,940; board of medcial ex- it lip. Eleven of the 1ft women brought law to some special purpose, aggregai- aminers, ¡$1095; mines and geology, their husbands.— New York Globe. ing $952,118.94, leaving a net total of $50,000; registration motor vehicles, approximately $5,956,339.67, which $47,150; national guard, $154,920; will be required to be raised by taxa naval militia, $26,000; optometry RES1NOL HEALS RAW, tion and apportioned among the coun board, $830; girls’ industrial school, ITCHING, SCALY SKINS ties o f the state through the medium $56,875; penitentiary $202,800; way No matter how long you have been of the annual tax levies for the years ward girls’ home, $20,000; training tortured and disfigured by itching, 1916 and 1916. school, $68,545; pilot commissioners, burning, raw or scaly skin humors, ‘ ‘ O f the receipts from sundry source, $5400; printing department, $126,230; just put a little of that soothing, an tiseptlc Uesinol Ointment on the sores that is, those not applied by law to proclamations, etc., $500; railroad and the suffering stops right there! some special purpose, only those eman commission, $100,000; rewards for ar Healing begins that very minute, and ating from the Corporation depart rest, $3000; construction roads, $490,- in almost every case your skin gets ment, after deducting departmental 000; weights and measures, $10,875; well so quickly you feel ashamed of administration expenses; from the In stallion registration, $11,040; en the money you threw away on tedious, surance department, less $15,000 an gineer’s office, $92,200; state depart useless treatments. nually for departmental administration ment, $61,000; tax commission, $30, Keslnn) Ointment and Resinol Soap clear away pimples, hlaekheads, and expenses; from fees o f the clerk of 000; treasury department, $36,300; dandruff. Prescribed by doctors for the Supreme court; fees of the state water board, $40,000; miscellaneous, engineer, State department. Treasury $2154.59; emergency board allowances 19 years and sold by all druggists. department, and the State Water on account of deficiencies, $58,224.62. .Weak Heart Many people suffer from weak hearts. They may experience shortness of breath on exertion, pain over the heart, or dizzy feelings, oppressed breathing after meals or their eyes become blurred, the heart is not sufficiently Btrong to pump blood to the extremities, and they have cold hands and feet, or poor appetite because o f weakened blood supply to tho stomach. A heart tonic and alterative should be taken which has no bad after-effect. Such is Dr, Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery w h i c h con tain s no d a n g e ro u s n a rc o tic s o r alcoh ol* It helps the human system in the constant m anufacture o f rich, red blood. It helps the stomach to assimilate or take up th ep ro p er elements from the food, thereby helping digestion and curing dyspepsia, heart-burn and many uncom fortable sym p toms, stops excessive tissue w aste in convalescence from fevers; fo r the run down, anem ic, thin-blooded people, the "D isco v ery” is refreshing and v italizing. in liq u id o r tablmt fo r m a t m ost d ra g stores o r ro o d SO onr-em nt »la m p , f o r t r ia l box to D r.P im rc a 'x in v a lid , H o tx l. B u ffa lo . N . Y. S BLACK t General Im pression. “ Quite a mi of doctors writing for the magazines these days." “ Yes, and tt is a surprise to me, too." "W hy so?” "I didn't know a doctor could writs anything that anybody could read ex «•opt a druggist."— Louisville Courier- J o u r n a l. NOT NAMED HERE made its author famous and earned a great fortune. William A. Pinker ton, chief of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency says it n the great est detective story he ever read. Soor this story will be printed in THE GREAT DIVIDE, 205 Post Building Denver, Colorado. Send stamp foi sample copy. W rite today also sa\ where you read this. Hungry. Boardinghouse Mistress — What part of the chicken do you wish? Freshman — Some of the meat pleaae.—Pennsylvania Punch Bowl. G IV E S Y R U P O F F IG S ” TO C O N S T IP A T E D C H IL D D a l i c i o u s “ F r u i t L a x a t i v e " c a n ’t h a rm t e n d e r little s t o m a c h , li v e r a n d bow els. Look at the tongue, mother! It coated, your little one's stomach, liver and bowels need cleansing at once. When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever Ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of "California Hyrup of Figs," and in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, undtgest ed food and sour bile gently moves out of Its little bowels without grip Ing. and you have a well, playful child again. Ask your druggist for a 60 cent bottle of “ California Syrup ol Fife. ” which contains full directions far babies, children of all ages and far grown ups. O. A. C. Preparing for Farmers Week Feb. 1 ’ Read Chapter VII on Circulatory Oceans In the “ Medical Adviser'*—A French doth- I bound book of 1008 pages sent on receipt o f 31 one-cent stamps, address as above, f England will have a bantam regi Liquor men have a substitute for prohibition. Perhaps they would only ment, which will doubtless keep up substitute whisky for patent medi the traditions of the breed for fight ing and crowing. cines. COLT DISTEMPER You ca n p r e v e n t tills lo a th s o m e d is e a s e fr o m ru n n in g th rou g h y o u r s ta b le a n t cu re a ll th e c o lts s u ffe r in g w ith It w hen you b e g in th e tre a tm e n t. N o m a t t e r h ow y o u n g . S P O H N 'S is sn fe to use on a n y colt. It is w o n d e r fu l n o w Tt p r e v e n ts a ll d is te m p e rs , no m a t t e r h ow c o lts o r horses at a n y a g e a r e " e x p o s e d .’ A l l g o o d d r u g g is ts an d t u r f g o o d s hou ses and m a n u fa c tu r e r s s e ll S P O H N 'S at 50 ce n ts an d $1 a b o ttle : $5 and $10 a d o zen . S P O H N M E D I C A L CO ., C h e m ists and B a c te r io lo g is ts , G osh en , Ind., U. S. A . T h e T r u e G e n tle m a n . SO UR, A C ID STOMACHS, G A S E S O R IN D IG E S T IO N Show us the man who can quit the society of the young and take pleasure in listening to the kindly voice of age; E a c h " P a p e ' s D i a p e p s i n ” D i g e s t s 3000 g r a i n s food, e n d i n g all s t o m a c h show us a man who is ever ready to m i s e r y in f i v e m in utes. pity and help the deformed; show us a man who bows as politely and gives Time it In five minutes all stom the street as freely to a poor sewing girl as to the millionaire; who values ach distress will go. No indigestion, virtue, not clothes; shuns the com heartburn, sourness or belching of gas, pany of such as congregate at public acid, or eructations of undigested food, places to gaze at the fair sex, or make no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or unkind remarks of passing poor girlsi j headache. show us the man who abhors the lib- I Pape's Diapepsin is noted for Its ertine; who scorns the ridicule of his speed in regulating upset stomachs. mother’s sex, and the exposure of wo It is the surest, quickest stomach rem manly reputattoli; show us the man edy in the whole world and besides it who never forgets for an instant the j is harmless. Put an end to stomach delicacy and respect due a woman, in trouble forever by getting a large any condition or case— and you will fifty-cent case of Pape'a Diapepsin show us a true gentleman.—Carrolton from any drug store. You realize in five minutes how needless it is to suf (Mo.) Record. fer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach disorder. It's the quickest, D E. H I K T u : , - A n»ayer and Chem iat, H O L W c d A R v ille , Colurudo. Spec i men ¿.ricea: Bold, surest and most harmless stomach Silver. l.e td. Si. fluid. Stiver. *5e; Gold. 50c: Zino or Cupper $1. flailin g envelope» a id full pricelist doctor in the world. sent on application. Control nnd Umpire w o rk «» Ucitud. Ileferenoe: Qirbonute National Rank. It looks as if Santa Claus were go ing to pass up Europe this year. A "Please, ma'am, your dog has killed lot of American kiddies hope to be gainers. three of father's prize fowls,” said the small boy. NEW MODERN DANCING. E. Fletcher Hallamore, the leading Dancing E x “ Oh, I'm sure my Fido would never pert and Instructor in N ew York City, w rite«: " I do such a thing,” said the old lady. nave used A L L E N 'S F O O T-E ASE , the antiseptio “ But father saw one of tjie chickens powder to be shaken into the shoea. fo r ten years, and recommend it to all my pupils.” It cures and in his mouth,” said the boy. sore feet. Sold by all Drug and Depart “ Purely circumstantial evidence,” preventa ment Stores, 2Sc. Sample F R E E . Address, A lleo she snapped, and the boy departed. S. Olmsted. L e Roy, N . Y . Some time later he returned. “ Please, mum, father sent me to tell H o p e l e s s l y O u t of It. you that circumstantial evidence “ Mrs. Wombat has decided not to be might point to his having shot your a candidate for office after all.” dog, but he reckons you’U'find he died “ Why is that?” of lead poisoning.”— St. Louis Post- "She has no hat to cast into the Dispatch. ring."— Kansas City Journal. T u rn in g 10 C E N T th e T a b le s . "C A S C A R E T S ” IF B IL IO U S O R C O S T IV E F o r S ic k Headache, S o u r Stom ach, S l u g g is h L iv e r and B ow els— T h e y w o r k w h i le y o u sleep. Most Skin Trouble Readily Overcome Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head-1 . n • • » aches come from a torpid liver and j 1 ne Active Principle of clogged bowels, which cause your j Famous Remedy Works stomach to become filled with undi ' ! gested food, which sours and ferments I Wonders. like garbage in a swill barrel. That's \ the first step to untold misery— indi- j gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that is i horrible and nauseating. A C’ascaret j tonight will give your constipated j bowels a thorough cleansing and j straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep— a 10-cent box I from your druggist will keep you feel ing good for mouths. Oregon Agricultural College, Cor by specialists of the different depart vallis— More Oregon farmers and other ments of college instruction. persons engaged in productive industry Indeed the work o f the course will than ever assembled before at the be unlike that of any similar course Agricultural College Farmers’ Week, ever before offered in Oregon, The will be on hand when the next session progressive citizens of the state who opens on Febuaray 1. This great will attend will be massed in conven- mobilization o f the industrial interests tions, congresses and conferences, and of the state will not be due to war or their thoroughly organized and con- other destructive causes, but to the certed efforts will be brought to bear fact that closer and more extended co in the solution o f the moat pressing operation than hitherto characterized agricultural problems. It is impossible They are killing cats In Germany to these annual gatherings has now been to state just how many industrial and line the soldiers' coats. And it Is re M any people have marveled tha way effected. Much of the most important social organizations will hold conven ported that the sausage mills do not 8. 8. overcomes skin troubles. The er- work of the session will be done in tions here at that time, but enough think of shutting down. planatlon Is the fact that 8. 8. 9. work* groups rather than by individuals and have already been arranged for to In the blood and the Mood la really a most Intricate and extraordinary maaa of arteries at the same time the previous high make the occasion one of vast im- and velna. standard of special, technical instruc- portance in the rapid and harmonious When yon come to realize that the akla tion and demonstration will be carried j development of the state. and the flesh beneath are composed of a network o f tiny blood vessels you solve the The State o f Colorado wishes, if you mystery. judge, “ and that is all the job is are in earnest to procure a home, say There are wonderful medicinal properties Pendleton— Though nearly 100,000 worth.’ ’ J. G. Moore, county treas of 320 acres, to help and promote you, In 8. 8. 8. that follow the course of the blood streams Just as n aturally as the most bushels of club wheat have been sold urer, who. according to the report of investors. nourishing food elements. in Pendleton during the past few days the State department, had a shortage barring speculator* and It Is re a lly a rem arkable remedy. It at $1.10 a bushel, the highest price of $116 in his accounts at the time of TH E GREAT DIVIDE, published 43 contains one ingredient, the a c tiv e purpose » f w hich Is to stim u la te the tissues t e the ever paid here, local growers of grain the examination, declared that there Post Building. Denver, Colorado, is , healthy selection of Its own essential nutri are far from happy. The continued was never a shortage. anxious to tell you all about it. Send ment. A nd the m edicinal elements of this matchless Mood pu rifier are Just as essen cold weather, with the absence of stamp for sample copy today. Also tial to w ell balanced h ealth as the nutrl- either snow or rain, is responsible for :ious .elem ents o f the meats, grains, fats say what paper you read thi* in. tnd_ sugars o f our d a ily food. their depressed state o f mind, and | N ot one drop o f m in era ls or dru gs !» used Gateway— There is much discussion many of them already have visions of A Rebuke. m Its preparation. Ask fo r 8. 8. 8: and being compelled to reseed their ground throughout Crook county as to whether lust Insist upon h a vin g It. A nd I f you de- "Mary followed Edward,” mumbled tire sk illfu l a d vic e and counsel upon any in the spring with seed wheat worth it still is intact or whether a portion the high-school girl, who was trying m atter cvineem lng th e blood and skin, w rite is Jefferson county. The district judge to fix the sovereigns of England in her to the M edical D boartm ent. T h e S w ift anywhere from $1.60 to $2 a bushel. Specific Co., 5 *9 S w ift Bldg.. A tla n ta . On. rendered a decision in faYor of the new mind. Do not nllow gome zealous clerk's e l> "What's that?" spoke up grandma, juence county but the cafe has been appealed over something "just as good" ss 8. 8. 8. to fool yon with the same old Should the Su who had been dozing. Salem — Declaring that the bill is I to the Supreme court. mineral drugs. Bew are of a ll substitutes, "Mary followed Edward.” exorbitant and almost three times preme court uphold the district decis insist upon 8. 8. 8. “ Then yuu keep away from Mary. I ion, no less than three towns, Metolius, larger than it should be, County Judge don't want you to go with them kind. Bushey announced that the county j Culver and Madras, are after the tem- Girls is getting too bold."— Louisville would not pay the $1578 asked by the ' pornry county seat. William Boegii, Courier Journal. P. N. V. N o . 1, 1919 state auditing department for auditing J. M. King and Roeeoe Gard, the com the books o f the county departments. missioner* recently appointed by Gov- The armies in the Vosges are fight We had the books experted several emor West, are being besieged by ap- ing in two feet of snow. It's no snow W HCN « r B i a c to advertiser*, »le se« mm - lisa this paper. years ago for $550,“ continued the peals in behalf o f each place. ball contest, either. ARE YOU THINKING OF THE NEW COUNTRY? Farmers Fear Freezeout. Crook Boundary Puzzles. State's Bill Rejected.