Morning register., June 18, 1922, Image 19

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE, SUNDAY,' JUNE 18, 122
THREE
Bonn,
U(ll
asaaawsaatmManaK.
tlit-y had m-i-,, i-llber deer or hvar fit
Hinim point uIoiik tint Inill.
atinn i,imir mm dnuKhturs, f,f Cot
taire OrttVf, nrn t Ihu beach for u
IIIOIltll'M Vlll'llllOTI,
Mm, Alum Kraiisn, of Lebanon. In
In tho Ardrnoro rottitKO for the sum-
Mm. .T. O. Ponder and two no
of Albiiny. iir .nloylrur tholr ami
"" mi nrn IM'IICIJ,
sir. Men Harris und son, Ttotmrt,
tin at fh(. Wren rottriicit for tho sea
son, lluirh Kirk, nf tht. tiniu.i-uiiv
itf OroKon, will hu their guest Ourlrig
June a rid July.
if'tiuiiuKn nnn Aninm Wil
son motored to tho bwioh Mnndny for
II WfliiLf 'm vnnn t Inn rri. . n,in
miosis of Mrs. Hlfttor Look fit the
Mlnrni rnttuus.
Mr. CIihiiIo HnrrlHon, of Riifrone,
mijoved a fow days' varation nt Nye
Honrh liiHt wopk.
Tourists nro arriving thlr-k nnd font,
nd report tho ronds In very 'fair con.
dltlon. Cars from Montana, Wnsh
Inirlnn. Tnxim nml rnnii.i -,nu- in
hh- iTiiy num.
Mr. and Mm. W. H, Hall nro nt tho
homo of their daughter, Mm, Francis
.lorHijt, for n row days' visit.
Jim. i. n, winif nnd daughter
Ooru-vlfvo returned to Newport after
Mncmllnw tho winter In TMHlnrwl
Mm. Itorlhn Ijirm n wnii h out cum for
a ninnor party and tlnnee Monday
M-ening nt tho Kull View rnttniro.
Among tho guest wor- Mm. Mlnnlo
Clark, of Junction City, nnd Helen
nun iwiiii, m r.UKOiio,
Adnlnh Wcnnor nnd William Ttelt
arrived homo Friday from O. A. O.
KHxahoth Parkor. who han boon st-
tondinir school In Albany, In vlnltlntr
nl the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Kucono
Williams of thin rllv.
Mm. flarhind nnd non Powell, nf
Lebanon, nro onlnvlntr a fortnight's
viiffition at Nye lloaeh.
V t llniifif n.f tl.A MnlUnmnk Tin
company of Portland, In In the city
INVwi-ort
MMi'intlT. Ore., jiino 17. (Hoe.
. . . ihc lloglM.or.) Tho nnnunl
" If miiiii inninmil ID 111 I in nt
nwpf.il JUMrt 87, 2K nnd 2H. A on.-
K'Vnrns. 1nd'o nf tho fl. A, It..
re,ti ......... uai ...... ..u n
irM or i"" "'" mi
ftornonn f 1,M,P 2fl- Thl n A-
1 V1 t.. nnnnrv Wnt.ik.,'.
'LiipfVnrim In ho T. O. n. r. )mu,
ijidlii or th fl. A,'- H. In the
lfrH,vi("lMi) churrh, end tho PntiKh
0f VotitrniiH m Iho oily Hhnirv.
Crwtinrt I N'nrmlnf a lvo tho old
Ktmll'TOd. .
IcoHh lnnfc rnllrond of iho Multno-
Emu mix t-iMM. .-
orlli M fnroNlnir -rnnldlv nnd tl
rinnrtrd tbnt tho rnirtitnr Hnuthern
'irlll'" nil-""'"' run-
iinr Into Nownnrt within tho next
(t.nnth. Tb will ollmlnal tho hoot
rn ne'rom Ynqnlna bay iho( hnn boon
rn..'.rv for tho, Indt 87 yoam to
i ( nHliil1 nf Rah TJVn nnf sen wnm
n onrt HiitOrdnV ftid Jtmviov, lenvlng
tn tho Montiny nwninpt hup.
4nA -trlvMn TAfimHv hi- the
hresnn Kaotorn H'nm nl tto Cannln
hmiw1i.iI mnrlml
r'lll vrry
lid open! HIT of the mimmop dance
-Rtillrf 1Wif1i nf V 11 iron A tv
Lliltlnir for a fow dayn nt Otter Hork.
Bfnat"'' wllllom ioni. wire nni
n.. VT.iri uh n nrn In IIia Mtnnr
Ltlntro for tho .oennon. Mr. HonU
... liOOH an nnnimi viwinir ni imn
hearh nnf i St B. nnd in umkoci upon
i ft reinnnr rtviin'ui, f -
ii.a rntintv romtnn unvljrttod dur'nir
,! vnentfnn. They huvo n thtr
fniiiHe eHeum T.iber Cronbut nnd Ho
Lnrt nixon. of Kugeno. v
I Vltev rtxon nnd Kimor Nelson.
ItuilentN of t" Vnlvomltv of Oregon.
Farinlittii n vnrnimn. ,
.... .. ln t .m HttirnAi1 frnm lha
Ultry thin week, tho ownor of a nw
uitomoniio.
... T t : nnnmnn nf 111 I.
ltv. departed Bundny for Portland.
Mr. and Mm. K. P. !Ianim. of Ku
rme, nro jnumrilnK n fiWduyii At tho
jenrh.
K. Nr. Pmigh, hnrdwnro Milonmnn
faf Albany, lit nt tho Ollnmro.
Keren t nrrivum nt ine iinmnrn nr:
.. J. Mllln nnd wHo nnd MIm MIIIn, of
SlrownNVlllo: A. T, Olnen. Albanv: 11.
I Johnmtn nnd wire, uomiuitt: m. j.
IT. Anirntoad. A.lbnny: MImh Hurt ho
,'k, Alhnnv; IlOlbii Hooth, r.ugene;
n. J. I.. HnrrlAon. Kuirono: I. Not
ion, Kimeno.
A lilWInu nnrlv rnntilntlnir of Totha
ff)nnht. Mtirlnn Itavln. Helen Pell.
father rmn;. ;Cnrl .tone-, nnd VIb f , fo durn th'e monthB
fTaylor and Mr. nnd Mm . U C. Pen- k ww h)0u( bo kept Jn ttr
nn niiHio win irip ' piiimh't v. hm-r
i n Hiilliniav. Tliene Taitn nrn
I era
'uvvVuriitK "to" open bin North Bunk
niiwiiy nun uttKJfl M'KKinK upuniiiunn
i riiii niin:tir v;ru4'K nonil iw numz.
i ni) .ir iiuck nun win ruuiion upun
Mm. Delia Murray returned from
Pftftliin1 ItVlilt.u
Tho I. C). O. I hall In ronolvlnK ft
new rout of paint und Knural ropulm
beforn tho larKur crowd h of lummer
luuriNin nrrivii.
mm. ijckiio nearnn ana ctuuiren,
of HurrlHliuiK', ilth dornicllnd Jn the
HOtlMOn,
mr, nnu mm. junior Aionninf? are
building a modorn bungalow on their
jjiiipi'iiy uii inn tn u 1 1 ul ifyu iMJftfJii.
Captain Harry Prleo und company
uuy ior jo auya at uump Iowla.
Cnlupooyn KprlnicH
LONDON, Oro., Juno 17. Cecil I
iiuunrin, in iitiiii riiii, nun pmui vihii-
InK frfenda hern for the pattt few daya
!HliiiMiilnu ii frw rlnvic In Knirnno
' Chao. If. WoodH nindo a trip to
dmm-iii mi i ucnuiiy.
Mm. J. D. Held nnd rhlldrcn. of
ifiuiHT, viiRn., nre vimum? mm.
Mr. nnd Mm. H.-Murphy of Wnoh
InKton tire ramplnpr nt tho nnrlnKH
and taklnir tho hot mineral bnthit.
Mr. and Mm. C. U Wnneh nnd Mr.
nnd Mm. Bpratnio nnd onn nnd daugh
ter, of Oakland, itpent Monday nt the
HprliijrH. .
. P. II. Oray, of Portland, who wan
a gueHt of tho HpringH hotel earlier
In the Honiton, paid a return vlolt on
Krldtiy to keep a date with a big
trout.
the hotel are proving very popular
with vuoBtn and local people.
Arthur Coombs hnn returned from
o. a. V, to apena nis vacation nere.
Hints to Car Owners
Ily Mahlon K. Sweet
of Sweet-Drutn Auto Company
With tho approach of the sum-
In touring, a few hint to ownerji an
10 inn euro oi inoir uuiomouiien win
bo timely.
l'till U I n trntiit nlnn tn hnvff
ono'n car gono over thoroughly by
(-timi'i-it'iii iiaiinii:in, uiuia iiiu mi-
(nin pnlntn that ovary owner can look
after hlniHOlf.
Tho radiator han to bo filled oftener
beenuan wulor ovnporntcxt moro quick
ly In hot wnuthur. At Intervals It
Hhould bo flUHhed out.
lt niiro your fan belt la properly
ml J tinted. t
n order to aanuro proper cooung
i h Hiinrli lnvnr Hhnuht bo kfilit In an
advanced poaltlon.
!n7 mll? fPomnnhr wl,pt'1 bearings, nteorlng conneotlons
Math of Hponcer Cnv nenr Otter ftn( unlvun(ll, joiMn hhouM bo'olled
Btoek. nnd at this time of year tho mora fP0,,untly to savo wear nnd
iv urn i imi hi iiiw ni'"' "
view of the thr'o waterfalls olone
luiiken the trip worth while. A trail
wan cut to tho flt 1 1W18 by the
Mdlem f tho snruco corporation,
nnd numerous parlies make the trip
IS. LULft VANN
FULTON. ARK.
Suggests to Suffering Women
I . . mm
the Road to Meaim
tLli . a i n J J! t
IVQIlOn, ArnaiUHUI. UBcu uyuia u.
Pinkbam'a Vegetable Compound for a
. . rm Z 1 I
l wouia suiier so oa
ly every month from
my waif t down that I
uutU nnt ku mi mv
feet half the timo. I
wunotibletodomy
Mnrk wlthnut hnln. 1
Law your Vegotable
Compound adver-
tiaed in a newapaper
mnA .... it a fair
trial. Now I am able
don't eren have a backache every mown.
I Mnnnt n..U. vtatr, VfftanlA Com
pound enough arte' highly recommend It
ui ukw wno nava iiounn iiuib.
am willing for then faota to be used aa
a testimonial to lead all who auffer with
female troubloa, aa I did, to the right
road to health. " Mra. LulaVann.Box
A Fulton, Arkanaaa.
I ta this sort of praise of Lydla E. Pink
ham'a Vegetable Compound, given by
word of mouth and by letter, one woman
u. miuuier, mat anouia cauw juuw -"-aider
taking thia well-known medicine, if
yuu are irouDiea wim aucn exiiiuMfum mm
painful periods, weak,' nervous feelings,
miserable paina in your back, and can
not work at certain times.
Here is a woman who ia so grateful
i t j . i . it . :-..!
nu giaa w ue roiiaTra iron. iwnim
and nerve racking physical condition
tho, .t.n ll mUlt unmnn
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Insure smoother oporatlon.
Uho a heavier gnidn of lubricating
oil In tho motor, transmission and
differential. Tho oil should be drained
ironi ino motor ui imurvuu iiui w
exceed every 1000 miles.
Tho carburetor should bo ndjusted
for summer driving so that the mix
ture will bo leaner than In cold weath
er. Only nn expert, however, should
iook aner in in.
lirnkes should bo carefully inspect
ed to mako Huro that they are In good
condition, for they nro put to greater
roads alike during tho summer.
The owner snouia rememoor mm
tires expand moro Jn hot weather,
.. .. . I lknB,,r,ira Ihn nnauail I ft all nil Id
bo taken by gauge about once a week.
particularly u ures nave oecn in use
for any length of time.
DUiUl U aim mum n
tool equipment should be checked up
non any iuuib mm. un uwou ivn
replnced. .-; ..
Tho Instruction book Is the car own
er's best friend, nnd no owner should
bo without It. He should follow tho
suggestions It gives regarding tho Car,
rUIIlt'lIIMl'l in timi oiuijiiiiiin
book Is placed thero In ordor that
ho may got tho most efficient service
from his car. After three hours of
hard, stoudy running a locomotive Is
Kline uvur i-niuiun v. w
nutoiuobilo owners who expect tholr
cars io run mumu in u w
without nuonuon,
uti i .IahI.1 molia nan nf Bnrv
ice stattous. Instruction books are
explicit, und yet there is certain wors.
on a cur wtucn trio novico is not
.. - r ... I .. ..nJ urhlnVa 4tinrn
OIO Ui IUI IUI IltUlM it M" vr.....(
foro, roqulrca the attention of oxports.
An owner nuuiu nwv nnv
wnat no uocou i uiiuvio"n.
Ill HUllt-'i"i tin iiiihiiivii
takrn of the car boforo starting on
a trip, inspection snouiu nmuu w
dotermlno that thore is sufficient wa-
... .i. .....i i. nil In Ihn ntntnr.
und oil and greaso in other parts
spucinea in mo ih"h-"
Swrious results can fallow lack of suf-
flclout oil una wuter.
buuiNU u -L---.iiiavioav vJ-.
( Cont I p ued tomPaoOne)
Woman Finds Remedy
i y WortKFabulons trortnne
"1 wouldn't take; million
ilollura (or , rticf. ood Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy tins done
for me. I have finished the
course and can say I am entire
ly cured of very severe indiges
tion, bloating and colic attacks
1 suffered from for many
years." It is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and. allays the
inflammation.! yiiicft causes
practically alf, 'ktomachj liver
and intestinal ailments, includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will
convince or mority.efundcd.
At All Druggists,
in attention to the nbundanco of
crodlt avalliiblo at tho proaont time,
i. In.. 'lii.nMU, riltAO.
as won an m " -
Tho upward tondonoy of commodity
prooa notoa during uio
months and the Inoreaalng aoUvtty
. . . rnlaA.I t lilt nilCHtlOn
as to whether or not interest! ratoa
are ntlll above normal
continue vo . . . - :
future, onu, in .un -----
ural question, what la normal with
respect to merest
low, intoresi. rato ... .
thoy havo been at previous times or
depression. I
" .Z. . answer
Tedok, re-erve
baiiK ot iioton i"
caTo STd .?V-it rate, borne
by prime coinimi.-, - ,
New V Market -"
study oi tne curvo
tuatlon. in rto. ,
and lAWi-i.
uorore ';:, increased
that monojl ,..,.
,0Thne0romrSlr"ot iholiuersta.. com
more commission reducing frelpht
rates han been followed by a cut by
ordor of the lnhor board in tho waKes
of some 400.000 maintenance of way
railroad workers anil shopmen. Till
cut Is expected to nein to mnKe uc
to tno rniiroans tne loss oi revenue
wnicn win ritwuit nun, in.. n.i
foductlon. The Increased traffic which
tho rate cut m sure to cause is o
pectcd to ro far townrd maklne up
this loss, but Just how far It will bo
In uncertain becauso the stimulation
which tho rnto cut win cause is nswiy
to bo variable as wol! as problematic
In quantity,
(Strike Threat Made
, Tho workers nffocted by tho order,
. . ..n.l.iln. I, nHllAannTlienllV
have mot It with distinct rembllnirs
of discontent, ana tneir wbcuuvo
council has ordered a strike ballot
.... 1. 1. nnnfiAnallB nt nnlnlon
proves to Indicate nn unwillingness
)o accept ine cut, tno uauai inni
hroat Is mado and "the union will
u- ,ttl Minnnmln Ylfiworn to re-
slit tho reduction." On tho othor
hand rail coiooiitlves insist on tne
, ' , r i. n .,. ii iinnntArhnl-
II..U ml iimum ii.i- v
liim,i1l mlA ftWltin-
HIIUU lllvil- iiwrn - -
tlons end have entered formal protest
aRainst me t- p?r coin .mu...
on their capital belnlt considered suf
ficient, "believing- that It Is lower
than that required by law and will
not onnblo the roaas to nnnno moi.i-
elves as they snouia ao in oruer .u
ndeauato Dubllo Borvice."
If the ordem of the interstate com-
nAmmle.lnn nf HlA lftbOr
board were allowed to go peacefully
. . wtnt nnlu wnilld TIFndUC-
tlon and exchange be materially
aided, but the psychological effect of
such a lone; step hnvlng keen taken
towards the inevitable readjustment
of economic relations wouiu uo v. m
estimable benefit.
r.nnnH ratin iiaaniiRmfi
s-Mnrr,m mm Pit rlii hflVfl tT
nounced that tho conferences held in
thnt city by me commission ol mm-
.. i i .iMth -T T Mnr
national umiawn -------
gan Is the- generally acknowledged
I cad or, have -reBuuea in uw
ment of a sub-committeo of ..three
la anlll tn hrt Mr. Mor-
gan, to draw up a plan for an Interna
tional loan to uormany. t
. Miaainn fltpmiirh this
mm me tiuninM.i r.--
committee served notlco on Germany
that further consideration of a bil
lion oonur .vim n wv: i
, ...i.lrt Via imnrtM hie tinlCSS
lllons of tao : ultimatum of the allied
T . . ..l..lnn anil aan tTlVG
reparsiions vuhmh.k..v... " .
adequate guarknteos that the Infla
tion of Carman currency, would Btop
Immediately.
inixi ii oiii", --
. .......iiniia ftm mlnaion In
ana ino ,. ti...e.. -
. n.rnnnu n. nrnviHlonnl
return grn.iiivu z-.
moratorium for the year 1922. Tho
compliance oy uormnny
conditions and tho decision of the
. n..iii,Wnn w.ra rnin-
ropnrniions uitiui..i.. -
munlcatod to th bonkers commis
sion, and It l understood that thoy
consldor tho situation invorauiu .
a .n I. Ua tilnna ffll f Hfl
lnsn. slthduirh tholr deliberations
contlnuo to bo eurrounuou .
deepest, secrecy.
IWIIIK rilliviivian "
. . m L .i. la Una hnnn nllt
Tlie mcro mci nmv t. ,--on
wheels nnd Is being transported
from one town to another will not
lruiu muutntlon
even, ior a uity v
from business of the former Whooler
atnte: bank, ot "rani """'"-"
inmn. aeoordlna- to Stewart MaoKen-
. .... ki.. ' nhla hnnk In colli'
lie, ine urwmvii ... -
ipany with a hardware store and six
'residences Is being-moved bodily to
Xoppel, a town five miles from
ilhoolor on Moses Lake, and we as-
sume that it win nereanor """"
as the Noppei Binie wuha.
addition of . bank, a hardware , store
and six rosiaoncos win
by the town or nwi"" '"
little doubti Purely a bank which
"under such 'circumstances aa the-.
would be a welcome addition to any
town. .
lIWFOlf
OREGON'S POPULAR RESORT BY THE OLD PACIFIC
Last summer ten thousand tourists spent their holidays at the finest of all Oregon's playgrounds "NEWPORT
BY THE SEA," This year we expect at least twice that number, and we want you to be among those present.
To you who ove the great outdoors, NEWPORT holds a strong appeal. The famous Rock-Oyster digging, clam
digging, deep-sea fishing, agate hunting, surf bathing, boating,. camping, and numerous sea-foods abound here. In
the nearby streams of the County can be found the be st trout fishing. All these may be reached by various in
teresting trips from Newport. These pleasures are all awaiting for you, beneath smiling skies beside the broad
PACIFIC OCEAN. . : , .. ' I
In natural beauty and scenic attractions, nature has been. kind to Newport, but the hand of man has added to
the work of nature. The Natatoriutn, or the "Nat," as it is affectionately called, is one of the best on the coast.
Hotel accommodations are of the best ; fine beach cottages and tents, and a free camping ground are waiting for
you. When you say "VACATION," say "NEWPORT." Tune up your auto, load in your family and camping out-,
fit and hit the trail. The following business people invite you to come:
Surf Bathing
Deep Sea FisMng
Agate Hunting
Oyster Digging
Bay Fishing
Clam Digging
Skating Rink
Boating
' The Log Cabin "
Lunches - Short Orders
Confections, Ice Cream, Soft Drlnka .
Music by Bl-Ho-De-Mar Orchestra
Bowling Alley
Ocean Wave Roller Rink
A; C. Ford, Prop. " ' ,' i
Plenty of Skates for Everyone!
Come Join the Crowds
Hurlburt and 7th 1 Block from P.O.
. . - ,,- .1! ' -' -'
Robert P. Harris
- : Barber Shop
When In Nye Beach Look Me Up :
. Ladlca' Halt Dressing Parlor
. ,ia connection ( '
; Minthprn Hot Sea Baths ?
, W. TI Crocker, Prop. . i
' . . Baths Soo 1 ' '
' Also Housekeeping Rooms for Rent.
Chiropractic Treatment
1 ' ' , ' '
Stacker's Market
Front Street Also Nye Beach
. Tlie Best of Fresh, and Cored Meats
Fish, Crabs, Eta. .
. Phone 7105 or 2502
' Hotel Gilmore
Open All the Year
Ideally Located Overlooking Ocean
Get Our Summer and Winter Kates
. , We take care of yourself
and baggage free. '
The Reclfern Cottages
Fred D. Coffeen. Prop.
Famished Cottages and Tents
Deposits Required on Reservations
Rates Reasonable
Brook St., 2 hi blocks from the Beach
' Walrad's Grocery
Four Doors West ,of Postofflce
Staple and Fancy Groceries
, Fruits and Vegetables
Ruddiman's
Agate Cutting and Mounting
Free Tests
Also "Notions and Confections
Beach Street - Nye Beach
King's Confectionery
Detlclously Fresh Confections
. Soft Drinks ot All Kinds
Cigars and Tobaccos
Beach Street - Nye Creek
- Midway Confectionery
. N. 8. Hunt, Prop.
Alongside Municipal Camp Grounds
Drop in for a cool drink or
a good smoke
Allen's
.---When In Newport. eat at Allen's
. - . . Front Street at Boat landing
Lester Martin
Real Estate
Cottages and Farm Lands for Sale
Abbey Block, Fronting Boat Landing
" Western State Bank
Front Street - - Newport
. . L. C. Smith
Front Street
Fruits, Fish Foods, Groceries
. DeUvery . . . Phone 5586
H. J. Iverson
General Merchandise
Front Street - Phone 1053
Newport, Oregon
.'. Ashcroft Lumber Co.
Lumber, Cement, Brick
.'and Building Material of All Kinds
Fbone SS51 - Front Street
... And Top of the Hill
iThe Natatorium '
Right on the Beach -Open
During the Season
Everything New
Building, Tank, Suits, Etc.
, Midway Press
! ' ' O. P. Shoemaker, Prop.
Stationery, Office Supplies, Job Pr't'g
Exchange Library
' , Rubber Stamps Made to Order
wear rostoiuce
Natatorium
Hot Sea Baths
Moving Pictures
Dances
Ball Games
Band Concerts
Bowling Alleys
Auto Trips
Steamer Newport .
Meets All Trains at Yuqulno. ,
Newport Navigation Co.
Core Abbey Hotel
The East Cottage
" South of Hot Sea Bath House
' Booms with Bath for Bent
Community Kitchen In Connection
Rates Reasonable - Make Reservation
Write Mrs. B. M. East Chappell
v Box 42
Tent City
' ' A.'J. Van Wassenhove, Prop.
SO Tents and Cottages Overlook Ocean
Wrlto tor Rates and Reservations
The Wilson House
i (Formerly the McCaUster)
- Thoroughly Renovated
Rates Day or Week. Special Family
, Rates. Housekeeping Rooms
and Tenta for Rent
May street
Midway Theatre ( i. Sea Crest Cottages
A Big Special Each Week '
Flve-ricce urcnestra
Postofflce Corner
Furnished 2 to 4 Room Cottages
Facing; the Beach
For Particulars Address Chris Arms
REDUCED R. R. FARES FROM EUGENE TO NEWPORT AND RETURN
$5.65 Week-End, 15-day limit. ; . $6.65 Season TickeU, 3-month limit.
Good auto highways lead to Newport. Municipal camp grounds for autos. Newport
has one of the finest beaches on this coast. Cornel ..-1 '
RKCOON.T.ON BY, V..
(Continued from Paga One)
serfdom and now, born oln aa na
tion, wants to rotain the Uberty bo
long held."
Bey Ahmet itogu comes of noble
. .: l. rplKal .radltlnns and
iiudsTn Al.n.a ha7. bred in h.m a
hereditary wurriur im.h.s
he Is the one hero of Albania, and he
stands out In bold "Hof as the young
ShlumS. "Halia. young man-not
mo than II years of ago. an ' re-
garded a tne roai ru.. .
Slight of stature, tall, blonde, with
piorcing ey.os,. no hub w. vw.
mat is to pui'iuii" " "
set her house In order,' Intrigues
l-.. ,h. nnllhiml life tit tlie
young and etruggling state, but ZogU :
has always neen aoie iv mi wwh
the bud and maintain respect for con
stitutional aumoruy.
"Albania la rid of internal iunr-
Tels," he sold to tho correspondent.
"We have a utile army oi m,..
These are to. be used to keep order.
iukH iia nniinna v liihii. Aiutuun
i .ii.-binm ihMm II la absurd, for
. . .-ni.fiai ilia m pa tih nor
Aiuuiiiu, nun iiuiwvi V"
tho foroes to attack, anybody. We
nave a popuiauou wiiimuuu -
a aaa a ii Aihnntnna. There
tL r!t nn fnmlrrn trlba OT RPCt Or
n..n uiithitt nup borders. On this
alone, we havo a right to our nation
hood." ' .
UfecaW t aav , ill RVatlCTlaJUl
t MirintB nnl-tri of' HwltlOrf
M.nnk ,lnU MnlM -hut tWlCA tt
year. Tho Alpine peasant 'woman is
... . l,i, nnnni Anrl tend
IOO Busy wumiiin w.r -
. il. .4l I-. thm anmrfftn AO
t-i HMJ n rlio ailntnP If IS
I HO .WHSIUiiBi uiii u
too oold, so .she does bU. In hulk In the
Bprlng ami Tair. duo umw nn
for eevoral days amtong- the other
- nAla-Vi ruirhnnrl . At thfl
. community: tub, whloh la filled with
water' piped down from a glacier. j
Near by big copper kettles are stealing
over" fires built on the ground in order
that she may bave hot water to neip
loonon the dirt which, In most cases,
Is thoroughly ground into tne gar
ments. They do not rub the clothes
but, after soaping, throw them
against an Inclined board, ,
FRECKLE - FACE
Son and Wind Bring Out TJgly Spots
now vo jnomove ciumy
Ii i- - -t,.... Mlaa 1?pArlle.fane
to try a remedy for freckles with the
.nHnnAA nt a vAllnhlA enneern that
It will not cost you a penny unless It
removes tne rrecaies; wnue u i. uwo
give you a clear complexion tho ex-
nen.n IB trillinv. .
Simply get an ounce of Othlne
double strongtn irom any miubh.o.
and a fow applications should show
you how easy It Is to rid yourself of
k..iu .iflVU. -nil trot a. healltl
Ml complexion. Rarely la more than
one ounce neeaea ior mo .ui
Be sure to ash the druggist for the
.a-..,. aHa.1. nhlnn. fl. ill
IUUUUIV BiiBiiflin I .
strength Is sold undor guarantee of
money oacs, 11 . .
frecklea. ; , . '
l
' Mlsnndcrstood
Chambermaid Would you like mo
to put a bottle In your bed, sir?
Mcintosh 1 Aye,
Johnny Walker for
don Passing Show.
I would thatt
preference. iLonV
'Til tell th world"
IT'S
PRINCE
NEMO
Ofar that wffl aatiafy tba
oat trtirahr tmokarl
Oregon Drug Cd. -
.Distributor!
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