ANNOUNCEMENT to our patrons throughout the Pacific Northwest: HOTEL OREGON PORTLAHD'S roruuK has bn placed under tho management of N. K, C'arke, who wei fnr many yenn connecb-d with tht Portland, t'-ornuliue and H i -d Hotels, and who will aiwaye txtnd Ui nil a cordial welcome. Commencing November 1st wo shall In. auguretn i he American plan In connection with the Kuropean plan. Wo solicit your patronage. American I'ltn, $3 to $5 per day. European Plan, (1 per day up. N. K. CLARKE, Mgr. HERE ARE the FACTS Platot ind bridges mad In my own laboratory. Office absolutely clean. Instruments thoroughly iter Hired. Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed. Constant endeavor to do work painlessly. Nurse in attendant. Dr. Elof T. Hedlund DENTIST 456-459 Morgan Building, 4th Floor, Washington Near Broadway, .Portland, Oregon Up pike's peak "USE THE RIVER" , Dalles-Columbia Line State of Wflsh'njrton, for The Dalles dally ex. Sunday 11 p. m. Leave Dalles dally ex. Monday 12 M. Steamers J. N, Teal, Inland Kmpir and Twin Cities for Upper Columbia and Snake river folr.U. Taylor St. Dock. Tel. Main 613. WUIimettt ind Columltb River Twia Ce., PtrlUai 55 Valuable Formulas, Tricks, Illusions, and Hou Behold Hints In our interesting masrozine for two issues, stent Complete for Jack Ron & Co., 328 Chamber Commerce, Portland, Ore. e"f iOc Generoui. Little Johnny was in bed with measles. "Won't you please ask my teacher to come and see me?" he asked his mother one day. "You dear, good boy," exclaimed his mother. "Do you really love your teacher so much?" "It ain't that, mother' replied John ny. "I want her to catch the measles so the other boys can stay away from school, too." YmsQ Papvao-OG Our package contain, 88 pieces Alllcia rflgnfl&GS of critme and holiday nov. cities, Including post cards, folders, gift cards, stick ra, tags, seals and cutouts, making a repre sentative package which is a rare value at 10c. Jackson & Co., 328 Cham, of Com., Portland, Or. She Was 8o Gladl There Is a man who used to be no toriously egotistic. Some of his ac quaintances were one day speaking of him before an old woman who was not "up" la the slang expressions of the day. The next time she put out a congra tulatory hand. "Oh, Mr. Smith," she cried, "I am so glad you are better. I heard last week that you bad a swelled bead! Bound to Come. The Inexperienced He says he can hardly restrain himself from falling down and worshiping her. The Rejected Tell him not to get nervous; she'll throw him down soon enough. Puck. KING MOTOR Is conquering Pike's Peak. More than a century ago Lieut. Zebulon Montgomery Pike discovered the mountain which now bears his name, end, accompanied by bis little band, made a de termined effort to -each its summit. It cost him ten days of marching to reach Its base, and after a laborious ascent which brought him only to the crest of one of the nearby mountains, he was forced to give up the attempt, predicting in his diary that no human would ever scale Its rocky heights. Thirteen years later, however, Dr. Ed win James with a portion of the ex ploration party under Maj. S. H. Long, found an easier approach from the eastern side and after a hazardous climb reached the summit on' July 14, 1819. Then came the United States gov ernment engineers who constructed a winding trail from Manitou to the top of the great mountain and built there an experimental station that study might be made of weather conditions three miles above sea level. This led to the building of a carriage road from Cascade In Ute pass to the top of the mountain; and almost simul taneously there came the cog railroad. It was built In 1890, making the ascent in nine miles from its Manitou depot. This Is one of the most famous of the world's mountain railroads. And now in 1915 comes the supreme conquest of the mighty peak. The con structive ability of the American en gineer has won another triumph, for since September 1, automobiles have been traveling on the "World's High est Highway" to a point within rive miles of the pinnacle of the mountain: and construction gangs are pushing rapidly the grade of this road through bowlder fields way above timber line to the summit. On the first day of September there was opened to travel the first twelve miles of the highway, which connects with the Pike's Peak Ocean-to-Ocean Highway In Ute pass at Cascade, ten miles west of Colorado Springs and five miles west of Man itou. Built by Private Capital. Before congress closed its sixty' To Clear Bad Com plexions Use Resin ol Bathe your face for several minutes with resinol soap and hot water, then apply a little resinol ointment very gently. Let this stay on ten minutes, and wash off with resinol soap and more hot water, finish with a dash of cold water to close the pores. Do this once or twice a day, and you will be astonished to find how quickly the healing resinol medication soothes and cleanses the pores, removes pim pies and blackheads, and leaves the complexion clear ahd velvety. Resinol ointment and resinol soap stop itching inBtantly and speedily heal skin humors, sores, burns, wounds and chafing. Sold by all drug gists. Golden Rule in Business. Tou get your money's worth every time. Hanfords Balsam is guaran teed to cure ailments and Injuries that can be reached by external application or your money will be refunded by the dealer. Getting a bottle now is like taking out insurance. Adv. Animated Drawings Illustrate Lecture! In illustrating a lecture in which armor plate and armor-piercing pro jectiles were discussed not long ago at the British Institution of Mecnam- cal Engineers, an interesting employ ment was made of motion pictures. A number of drawings in which a shell was shown leaving a gun, hitting a plate of armor, the cap then breaking Into pieces, the projectile passing through metal protection and subse quently detonating, were filmed. The pictures when projected on a screen showed graphically what original photographs could not have portrayed. The drawings had been carefully exe cuted and the resulting effect was good. From the November Popular Mechanics Magazine. YOU MAKE A MOVE TOWARD HEALTH, STRENGTH AND RENEWED VIGOR when you decide to help Na ture overcome that stomach weakness and bowel irregu larity with the aid of HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters P. N. U. No. 46, t15 I WHEN srritb to aduatlesss. please urn- tiaa this paper. It Is 27 miles from Colorado Springs to the top of Pike's Peak by the new road. The actual highway Is 17 miles in length from the point where it runs into the Pike's Peak ocean-to-ocean highway In Ute pass, at an elevation of 7,415 feet, so that its total rise is 6,746 feet. The average grade is six degrees with a maximum of ten de grees, and there are only two places where the grade does not rise. Safety and Convenience. The road bed is 20 feet wide and this Is increased to 26 feet on curves, making It possible to be double tracked all the way, with frequent "turnout" or stopping places provided In case of tire or engine trouble. The bridges, with concrete parapets, are located on tangents, so they may be seen at a distance of 300 feet They are built of steel and concrete.' Signs conveying cautions have been erected along the route. Six water stations have been established at intervals of three miles for cooling and refilling purposes, and gasoline stations are lo cated at the road's terminals. Expert repair men are always at hand for duty and telegraph and telephone serv ices are installed, insuring communi cation along the entire trip. The highway will be open to any motor car, and automobile men claim that any good driver will be able to make the trip. Undoubtedly the Pike's Peak high way takes its place as the greatest and highest in the world. Stelvio pass, the highest carriage road in Eu rope, in the Alps between Italy and Austria, has never been opened to the automobile. While there were many difficulties the construction of this highway was not a hard task for the modern engi neer. For part of the way from Cas cade it follows the general line of the old carriage road built in 1888. Scenery Is Unexcelled. Every mile of the highway to the summit is crowded with scenic inter est. From Colorado Springs the route goes through beautiful Manitou and then into Ute pass, a 30-mlle cleft in the mountain down which the Ute Indians used to come to Manitou to drink of the mineral waters there. NOT CONDUCIVE TO OLD AGE Youngster of 80 Is Told by Man of .. 92 He Will Never Be Old Man on Account of Habits. The Inte John Blgelow, the patri arch of diplomats and authors, and the no less eminent physician and author, Dr. S. Weir Mitchell, wore to gether several years ago at West Point. Doctor Dlgelow was then ninety-two and Doctor Mitchell eighty. The conversation turned to the sub ject of age. "I attribute my many years," said Doctor Blgolow, "to the fact that I have been most abstemious. I have eaten sparingly and have not used tobacco and have taken little exercise." "It Is Just the reverse in my case," explained Doctor Mitchell. "I have eaten just as much as I wished, if 1 could get it; I have always used to bacco, Immoderately at times, and I have always taken a great deal of exercise." With that, Ninety-two Years shook his head at Eighty Years and said: Well, you will never live to be an old man!" Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegrcph. A Hearty Welcome. "And who are you?" asked St, Petoi as he peeped through the slats of the pearly gate. Why, I'm of the earth earthy," re plied the new arrival. "Just out of college." Good!" exclaimed the old man. "We need somebody to tell us how to run this place, so come right In and give us the benefit of your advice." The Hospitable Board. "Your wife's dinner parties are al ways beautiful affairs." 'Yes," replied Mr. Cumrox. "At first people didn't soem to want to come to 'em. I guess mebbe the high cost of living is making a difference.1 third session, it granted the right-of-way for an automobile road that would traverse the Pike national forest and wind its way up the northern slopes to the top of the peak. When the government granted this right-of-way through a national forest for a toll road, It did an unprecedented thing. But there were good and sufficient reasons. It was shown tnat sucn a highway would be a big asset in de veloping the nation's scenic wonders and it is becoming Uncle Sam's hobby to advocate "See America First" and to keep within this country some of the millions of dollars that have been going to other corners of the world. The building of this highway was so stupendous an undertaking and in volved so large a financial outlay that it was certain it could not be under taken In many a year unless by pri vate capital. And so the government gave Hb consent and Its cooperation, reserving the right to purchase the road at any time at its actual cost, and imposing strict regulations with reference to the usage, tolls and man agement of the highway. THE HlGHWAV OF THE UTE PA55 Amid a profusion of wild flowers, through groves of pines and aspens, the highway proceeds. Often, as the motor climbs, it will be enveloped in a fleecy cloud. ' Higher and higher the car climbs, but the grade is so easy that one does not realize that he is at the summit until he can see the world about him, east, west, north and south, Sixty thousand square miles of scen erywild, massive, awe-inspiring can be viewed from the seat of the motor car. There below is Colorado Springs, its broad avenues and boulevards gleaming in the sun. Far out into eastern Colorado are the farms, little green patches upon the drab prairie. Back In the chasms west of the peak are grotesque formations, and on the western horizon are the snow-capped Sangre de Christo and the giant peaks of the great continental divide. At the summit one can snowball in Au gust as well as in December. Pike' Peak just scrapes the snow out of the frosty clouds as they pass by. In the Pike's Peak region the motor ist will find a variety of trips so great that he can suit any day's mood, FISHING SEASON A GOOD ONE Icelanders Have Reason to Congratu late Themselves on the "Catches" They Have Made. The Icelandic fishing season has been a very good one this year, ac cording to the report of the acting British consul at Reykjavik. He says that the fishing smacks have probably never had such a good year, fine weather and the undisturbed state of the banks favoring them. Motor boats and rowing boats obtained average results off the Westmann Islands, where fishing was very poor at the beginning of the season, bht improved in April, At ..andgerdl, which is said to be becoming one of the largest fish ing stations in Iceland, the fishing was carried out by about thirty large mo tor boats, and the results were proba bly a record. The line and net fish ing off the south and southwest coast was very fair and the fish of good quality. The fishing in the western fjords has been rather poor this year, but may lmpro' e. Only small quan tities are said to be available In that district this year, owing to exporta tion In wet condition. Practically no nsning Das as yet taken nlaca the North owing to the prevalence polar Ice. Altogether It can he alH that tho catch has been a good one, but it Is maintained that there Is fish at present In Iceland than been the case at this time in norm years, owing to the unusually large port of wet fish. From a local point ol view tne year Is probably a i ord one. There does not annear have been very much business done In dry fish as yet, but prices have ruled high, and appear likely to tinue so. i less has nal Turpentine and Vaseline, Equally effective and probably more convenient to apply than the familiar mustard plaster Is a mixture of equal quantities of vaseline and turpentl" tbe vaseline melted in a saucepan over the fire and nixed well with the turpentine. It should be applied warm and rubbed well Into tbe skin, the clothing being protected, as the liniment leaves aa oily stain. Held Upon Ground That Was Ob i tained by Trick. WOULD FOR NOTHING. "Fido, sit up and Bhow the gentle man how to kiss me, and I'll give you some nice dinner." "I'll do the same thing, and I won' ask for any dinner as a reward either." Christian Missionaries Take Advan tage of Gathering to Preach the Gospel to Crowds That Collect to Buy and Soli. Persons who find a delight In tho "county fair" will appreciate a little story by Miss Rose Alice Mace, in the Woman's Missionary Friend, of "The Mlntsing Fair," held in Mlntslnghslen, China, on February 15, says the Chris tian Work. This fair has the distinc tion of being the only one of Its kind held in China. It Is held on the spot where a temple once stood. A wealthy old gentleman, who admired the spot and coveted It as a burial place for his family, by a clever ruse got the temple moved, and tombs for his ancestors safely erected, when the deception he had employed was dis covered, and the people determined upon revenge. There is a superstition prevalent there that if the grave ol an ancestor be trodden upon his de scendants will suffer through life. Thereupon it was decided that on February of each year the people of the surrounding neighborhood should meet and tramp on the graves of this man's friends. Later they began tak ing a few articles with them to ex change or sell. This gradually in creased until now thousands of peo ple meet there and bring all kinds of things for sale. The people seem to have about forgotten the original pur pose of the gathering, and now think of it only from a social and business standpoint. But the interesting thing to us is that the missionaries have taken ad vantage of the opportunity of so large a gathering for spreading the Gospel. Benches with awnings are erected near by, a large Chinese sign placed in a conspicuous place extending a cordial Invitation to the people to come and listen to preaching and sing ing. Large Sunday school lesson pic tures are exhibited and smaller ones distributed containing the Scripture texts in Chinese, and so interest Is maintained. "The people In general," says Miss Mace, "seemed pleased to have an opportunity of learning some thing of our belief and doctrine. Many seemed favorably Impressed, and sev eral seemed really interested and anx ious; to learn more about the great truth presented to them. 1177 TV UK l to bake, oi i iK to provide, When Yon Want Something Particulary Nice You can always depend upon K C not to disappoint you. The double raise makes doubly certain nothing is lett to luck. It the batter is a little thin, K C will raise it light and feathery and it will be all the better. Jarring the stove or turning the pan around makes no differ ence K C sustains the raise until baked. When there's a birthday or wedding cake refreshments for reception or party chances- take no Use K C Knew the Business. The leading druggist in a certain suburb wanted an apprentice. One applicant for the situation had been employed in a fish store, but he seem ed a likely lad. "Your handwriting's good enough," said the druggist. "Can you do men tal arithmetic?" ' , "Yes, sir," replied the lad. "What would 34 pounds of salmon at 8 cents a pound be?" "Bad, sir!" was the prompt answer. Philadelphia Public Ledger. Let us tell you FREE of 84 new ways to make money. It may be the beginning of financial in dependence. Address, Purack Specialty Co., 828 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Ore. Constination causes manv serious diseases. It is thoroughly cured by Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. One a laxative, three for cathartic. For thrush use Hanford's Balsam. Get it into the bottom of the affected part. Adv. 'ALARM CLOCK' IS SOUNDLESS What He Would Like. Hobo Please gimme a nickel ma'am? Old Lady Didn't I see you coming out of a saloon a moment ago? Hobo I guess mebbe you did. ma'am. Old Lady Well, I wonder you are not ashamed to own it. Hobo I don't own It, ma'am. I only wish I did. Manipulating the Scales. "Your daughter Is doing fairly well with her music," said the professor, "but somehow she just can't run the scales properly." "Oh, I suppose that's an inherited trait," rejoined the fond mother. "Her father made his money in the grocery business." Had Practice. The Coed I don't see how you can read Chaucer so readily. The spelling is so queer. The Professor of English I've had lots of experience while examining the sophomores' papers. Harvard Lam poon. No Diplomatic Concession. "So Willie Binks blacked your eye, said the small boy's father. Yes." 'And hasn't he apologized?" 'No. He won't even refer to it a. an unfortunate accident." Great Men. "Has your town any great men?" "Well, I don't know how great they are, but three of our citizens have their pictures published in patent medicine ads every day." Detroit Free Press. Not Safe. "Safe burglars do not boast abou. their work." "Why should they?" "Yet they are always blowing about their business." Classy Conversation. "Gee, that barber shop must have a fashionable patronage." "Why so?" "Follow that shaved me actually started to talk golf to me." Brown's Home Life. Jones I don't see your husband at the club of late, Mrs. Brown! Mrs. Brown No. He stays at home now and enjoys life In his own way as 1 want him to. Exactly. "I don't believe the woman who has the next apartment to ours ever touches her parlor carpet. "My dear, that's a sweeping arraign ment. Made In the Form of a Wrist Watch and Guaranteed to Awake the Soundest Sleeper. Designed as a silent alarm suitable for use by deaf persons, a wrist watch which is capable of awakening a per son without disturbing the other occu pants of a house, has been Introduced. It has concentric dials, the Inner of Wrist Watch That Serves as Alarm Clock. which is used for setting the alarm, A small-sized cord that encircles the wrist or ankle, when the watch Is strapped In place, tightens at a prede termined time and awakens the sleep er. The device performs an especially convenient function when traveling. Popular Mechanics. Bees 8 warm on Bicycle. A bicycle standing at the curb in front of a confectionery store on a business thoroughfare In Whlttlur, Cat., recently served as a settling place for a large swarm of bees. For more than two hours the insects suc ceeded in turning shoppers to the op posite side of the street and crowding vehicular traffic well into the middle of the pavement. Oddly enough, the bees in settling chose the seat of the cycle as a clustering place and piled themselves nearly a half-foot deep upon it, also thickly covering part of the frame and rear wheel. Subse quently a hive was procured and the bees transferred into it by a police man. Popular Mechanics. Driving Out Swindlers. Francis P. Gibson, secretary of the National Fraternal Society of the Deaf, says that 85,000 bona fide deaf persons are working to drive swindlers, sup posedly deaf. Into other lines of bust ness and to uphold the reputation of deaf persons for shunning charity. He says that deaf persons have no need of charity because of the numerous schools, in almost every state where trades are taught. In Chicago 2,009 deaf persons are engaged in gainful trades. Of Course Paw Knew. Little Lemuel Say, paw, what Is an upstart? Paw An upstart, son, la a self made man who isn't your friend. Now Lemuel Know. Little Lemuel What's an auction, paw? Paw An auction, son, Is a forbid ding place. Smokeless Powder. Smokeless powder dates back soma fifty years, but It was not until about 1886 that It attained Its real efficiency and sprang Into general use. It must be understood that even, the beat of this powder Is not absolutely smoke less. It is not smoky enough, bow ever, to "do any harm," and as com pared with the old powder may well be called "smokeless. Palliation. Elllne Isn't young Boodle awful cross-eyed? Henrietta Yes. but since be got that touring car you'd hardly notice It Judge. Beauty and Wealth Xrn attain both. Pull Instructions. 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Hinchllffe, No. 20 Myrtle Bt, Beverly, Mass., writes: ''1 have taken four bottles of Peruntt,1 and I can say that It has done me a great deal of good for catarrh of the head and throat. I recommend Peruna to all sufferers with catarrh. I do not think I ever felt much bet ter. I am really surprised at the work I can do. I do not think too much praisa can bt said for Peruna." Our booklet, telling you how to keep well, free to all. Those who object to liquid medi cines oan now proours Peruna Tab let. It Doesn't Mix With Business. In an Interesting but unlndexed book, called "How to Deal with Hu man Nature in Business," written Dy Sherwin Cody and published by Funk & Wagnalls, we read on page 401 : Formerly It was thought that for sociability a salesman must drink with his customers. Scientific investiga tion has shown that there are far more customers who do not care for that kind of sociability than who do, and now the vast majority of salesmen on the road make It a special point never to call on a customer with a breath that smells of alcohol. Those who do not mind it are not repelled by a clean breath, and those who do mind it are saved from something that disgusts them." The last two sentences could be re written to advantage, but they state an important fact: booze and business do not mix. This fact has been seen and tested by the keenly Intelligent men who want more business, and they are acting on it. Colliers, The Reason. "This dog of ours," said Mrs. Jones to the Sabbath dinner guest, "is a most peculiar animal. He runs away very often and stays for dayB but he always comes home on Sunday." "Why Is that? Why does he choose Sunday to return?" asked the guest. "I really don't know," smiled Mrs. Jones, tenderly stroking the dog's sleek brown head. "Some strange, canine Instinct, I suppose." "Canine nuthin,'" sniffed little Johnny Jones. "I 'sped he knows that Sunday's the on'y day we have a de cent meal." Judge. The'Amerlcan Plan. Well, old chap, do you think Miss Van Billion Intends to buy you?" asked the first duke. "My deah boy, I really cawn t tell, don't you know? Some days I think she does; then at other times, old top, I fear she is merely shopping," replied the second duke. Apt Retort. At a reception in Paris a traveler, who was a strong "anti-Semite," was talking to Rothschild on the beauties of the island of Tahiti and sarcastical ly remarked: "There are neither hogs nor Jews there." "Indeed!" retorted Rothschild, "then you and I should go there together, we should be great curiosities." Chi cago Herald. WRITF CTflDlFCt For Moving Pictures. Pro- nruic jiuruu: ducerl pay tmm w to uoo each for Photoplays. Interesting and fascinating. No experience necessary. Work in apare time. Full particulars Free. Purack Bpeclalty Co.. Sit Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Ore, . His Awakening. The sick man had juBt come out of a long delirium. "Where am I?" he said, feebly, as he felt the loving hands making him comfortable, "Where am I? In heaven?" "No, dear," cooed his devoted wife, "I am still with you." Kansas City Journal. Raising and Lifting. "Does your suburban neighbor raise his own vegetables?" "No, he comes In the night and lifts mine." Baltimore American. 'What were you going Into that pawnbroker s for the other day?" "Why, Ethel said Id have to re deem my past before she'd marry me." II lit SI IN ;ngth for Motherhood MOTHERHOOD Is not a time for experiment, but for proven qualities, and nothing exceeas tne vaiue oi g-ooa cheer, needful exercise and SCOTT'S EMULSION. SCOTT'S EMULSION charges the blood with life-sustaining richness, suppresses nervous conditions, aids the quality ana quantity oi rniut and insures sufficient fat Its COD LIVER OIL feed the very " life cells. Its UME and SODA help aToid rickets and make teething easy. !-) AvoiiSutttitutM. No Alcohol Naval Defense Essential. The best naval authorities declare that our sea power has declined most deplorably in the past year or two, European navies, in spite of their losses, are growing more powerful and efficient, through building submarines and other types of warships faster than they are sacrificing them. With rigid economy, and some changes in the revenue laws, our national income will reach the level of our necessary outgo for ordinary purposes. The ex traordinary bills, for national defense, might in view of essential facts be met by an issue of bonds. An Amer ican public that has money to lend to European governments would much rather lend to Uncle Sam. Whatever may be thought of a large army, there Is a clear and definite demand for a navy that will enable this country to help secure the freedom of the seas. We have reason to invest in a navy as a protector of our coasts and a guarantor of our commercial interests. From "The Progress of the World," in the American Review of Reviews for November. To stop bleeding use Hanford's Bal sam. Adv. This R is for You ! If Yntt Frnm Hot flashes or dizziness, fainting It rou Sutter from Bpel3 hysteria headache, bear- ing down pains, nervousness all are symptoms of irregularity and female disturbances and are not beyond relief. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription u oirectoa to toe real cause anu prompt snppreaaea the pains and nervous symptoma and thereby brings comfort in the place of prolonged misery. It haa been sold by druggists for over 40 yeart. In fluid form, at Jl.00 per bottle, giving general satisfaction. It can now be had in sugar coated tablet form, aa modiiied by R. V. Pierce, M. D. Sold by all medicine dealers or trial box by mail on receipt of 60c in a tamps. Every stek woman may consult u by letter, absolutely without charge. 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