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fin .
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S p e tla l P a ir s bu w t e k u r m o n th .
H u . to a n d from t r a i n , s n d b o a t,, o r t . k c . D .p o t U r to
W s s h m s to n St no d t r s n . f r r . s o t off s t T w e lfth B treo t. t u r o p r . n pl»n. ino o u u i d . room“
r t n p r u o f B u lk ltn * . m o d o n t and rU-sn in r v r r y r. »Pr c t. H o t and cold r u n n in s w n to r s n d b o th
l ' ," rtl S itisln n r ilm ib l. itw inaim ..__ 1 ars»- P a rlo r off M ain larbby.
FCRESCENT
BAKING
POWDER
high grad« and |
f m oderate in price -
f 25c lb. tin a t grocer
Currency Still in Air—Commerce
Court Abolished and Unions
Exempt From Trust Law.
FL A SH L IG H T
Veal, Pork, Poultry, Hides
PATENTS
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
Chiropractor
I Get Out “ of the Rut” 1
FURNISH RIFLE CLUBS
GUNS AND AMMUNITION
\
White House Bride Sails.
Tackle Catarrh Now
Be Free All Winter
Amid
Colds, Stall Pleumonia, Keep Your Nose
Clear a id Your Throat Free.
New York— P resident W ilson ac
complished S aturday the two purposes
th a t brought him to New York from
W ashington— he said good-by to the
W hite House bride and groom, his
dau g h ter and F rancis Bowes Sayre,
- who sailed for Europe on th e ir honey-1
moon, and as com m ander-in-chief of
the arm ed land and w a te r forces of ,
the country he attended the army-
j navy football gam e
a t th e Polo
grounds, w here he was a non-partisan
but in terested spectator. In the even
ing the P resident w ent to the th ea ter.
Union to Fight Strikes.
Don't Walt Till You’re AD Bupged Up. Use S . S. S . N ow.
I f you w ill go Into mnv first clas« sto re b alan ced h e a lth a s t h s n u tritiv e p ro p e r
an* r e t a b o ttle o f S. S. 8. you a r« on tie s of th e g ra in s, m eats, s u g a rs, an d fa ts
th« w ay to g e ttin g rid o f C a ta rrh . B u t
don’t le t an y o n e w ork off th a t o ld tric k
of so m eth in g “ J u s t a s good.”
B. 8. S. Is ta k e n Into th e blood ju st ao
naturally a s th e m o st n o u rish in g food. I t
o p rssd s It» Influence o v e r e v ery o rg a n In
th e body, com es th ro u g h all th e v e in s a n d
arteries, enable» all m u co u s surfac« « to
e x ch a n g e Inflam m ato ry a cid s a n d o th e r
Irritating s u b sta n c es fo r a rte ria l elem en ts
th a t effectu ally cle an se th e sy ste m an d
th u s put an end to all c a ta r rh a l pollution.
8 . 8. 8. clean s o u t th e s to m a ch o f m ucous
accu m u latio n s, en ab les only pure, blood-
m aking m a te ria ls to e n te r th s in ts stln e s ,
com bines w ith th e se food e le m en ts to
e n ts r th s circu latio n , an d In le ss th an an
hour le a t w ork th ro u g h o u t th e body In
p * p ro cess of purtflcallolL
T b s m edicinal co m p o n en ts o f 8. 8. 8.
tern re la tiv e ./ lu s t a s a ss a n tla l to
o f foods. A ny local ir r ita tin g influence
In th e blood Is re je c te d by th e tis su e cells
e n d elim in ated by re a so n of th e e tlm u la .
tin g influence of S. S. 8.
You will soon re a lise Its w onderful In
fluence by th e ab se n c e e f h eadache, a d e
cided c le arin g o f th e a ir passages, ■
s te a d ily im proved n a sa l condition, an d ■
sen se of bodily re lie f th a t proves how
com pletely c a ta r r h o fte n in fe s ts th e en
tire system .
You will find S. S. 8. on sa le a t a n drug
sto re s. I t Is e re m a rk a b le rem edy for
s p y an d all blood affections, such as
e csem a. ra s h , lupus, ts tte r . psoriasis,
bolls, sn d all o th e r diseased conditions e f
th e blood.
F o r special a d v ice o n any
blood d ise a se w rite to T h e S w irt Speclfle
Co., 101 S w ift B ld g . A tla n ta , Oa.
D e not trifle w ith s u b stitu te s , tm lte.
»lone o r a n y e f th e h o rd e of “J u s t 8d
C ounterfeits of S. 8. 8,
K ansas C ity— A new labor organiz
ation, bound by its constitution to op
pose strik es and uphold the a rb itratio n
m ethods of se ttlin g disputes, and also
to favor a graduated, ra th e r th an a
uniform , w age scale, was c hartered in
the C ircuit court here Monday. Found
ers of the o rg an izat on. which is known
as the N ational Association of U nited
B uilding Labor, say it is th e ir plan to
extend the association to all p a rts of
the U nited S ta te s in the hope o f re
ducing the num ber o f strik e s and
otherw ise prom oting harmony.
Japanese Will Be Aided.
Mexico C ity— The Japanese m inis
te r conferred w ith Nelson O ’Shaugh-
nessy, the A m erican charge d ’a f - 1
fsi res, re g ard in g the protection of
Japanese subjects on the W est Coast.
The M inister was assured by Mr.
O ’Shaughnesey th a t they would re
ceive the sam e protection as fa r as
the U nited S ta te s was concerned, as
| o th er foreigners.
No odda how bad your liver, stom
ach o r bowels; how m uch your head
aches, how m iserable you are from
constipation. Indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels—you alw ays get
relief w ith C ascarets. T hey Imme
diately cleanse and regulate Ihe stom
ach, rem ove the sour, ferm enting food
and foul gases; tak e th e excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con
stipated w aste m atter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. A
10-cent box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean;
stom ach sw eet and head clear for
m onths. They work while you sleep.
Restriction of Credits to Meet Im
pending Currency Laws Entire
ly Unnecessary, He Says.
THIS
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
W ashington, D. C.—The longest
HAIR STOPS FALLINO continuous e x traordinary session in
the history o f congress came to an end
Save your H alrl Get a 25-cent bottle Saturday and the regular session be
NO COMMISSION CHANGED.
of Danderlne right now—Alao
gan Monday.
Two g re a t projects
W rite tt.day fo r ta g s a n d o u r n e t c a sh p ric e list.
stops itching scalp.
W e g u a ra n te e f a ir tr t u tn ie n t, h ig h e s t p rices, ami
have held the a tte n tio n of congress
"C heck by R e tu rn M a il." G ive u s a tria l w ith
and the country throughout th e work
y o u r n e x t lot o f p ro d u ce, f . M. s < hnial# & C o.,
W U » (apfel. $10,000
141 143 Frsal St. Feitlaad, Ora.
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy of the year. One of these, tariff re
< hair is m ute evidence of a neglected vision, crystallized into law in Sep
SP O T C A S H FOR Y O U R scalp; of dandruff—th a t awful scurf. tem ber. The currency reform still is
T here is nothing so d estructive to the chief subject o f legislative in
E g g s, P o u ltry , H o g s, V e a l
N e t p ric e s f. o. b . P o rtla n d , no com m ission. F re sh i the h air as dandruff. It robs th e h a ir tere st.
e g g s, 3f>(<440c d o zen; tia iry b u tte r, lhc; live h ens of Its lustre. Its stren g th and its very
The special session began w ith a
a n d sp rin g s . \2(a 14c; d u c k a . 0*i 12c; geese, lOfu 12c: life; eventually producing a feverish
reorganization of party leadership in
tu rk e y s . 1 8 « l#c—d reseed . 1 ' '22c; fan c y po rk ,
10c; fan c y veal, 13*114c; d ry c a n ca ra b a rk . c. ness and Itching of the scalp, which the senate which brought the so-called
S h ip u s fu rs, wools, m o h air, w ax am i hides. W rite if not rem edied causes the h a ir roots
P rogressive
forces
into
control.
fo r f u r p ric e lis t o r o th e r p ric e s. A ssets 130.000.
to shrink, loosen and die— then the
R U B Y & C O ., 107 Frml St. PORTLAND, OR. hair falls out fast. A little D anderlne T hroughout the contests on ta riff and
tonight—now—any tim e—will surely currency the session has been m arked
by solidification of the Dem ocratic
W u t s o n K . <'o le i n ii n, save your hair.
> »lent L a w y e r,» .s h iu g lo n
Get a 25-cent bottle of K now lton’s ranks. Dem ands of the Dem ocratic
D.C. A dvice a n d books free
Rates m iao nable. H ig h est references. Best aervice* D anderlne from any drug store.
currency bill be
You leaders th a t the
surely can have beautiful h air and passed a t once brought the e x tra ses
E. BURTON — Aaeayer a n i Chemist, lots of It If you will Just try a little sion to a stirrin g close, day and night
H OWARD
Leadville, Colorado. Hpeeinieu prices: Gold, Danderlne.
Save your hair! T ry It! sessions o f the D em ocratic currency
«liv er. Lead, t l. Gold, Bllver, 75c; Gold 50c; Zi no
or Coppor, $1. M ulling envelop««» a d fu ll price lint
conference having m arked the last
• e n t o n applicatio n . C ontrol and Um pire work so
•
No E nthusiast.
week, and day and n ig h t -sessions of
licitad. Role ro u te: QubouaU* NnUouni Bank.
“ Your husband says he is In favor of the senate are prom ised for th e new
votes for women.”
session until currency legislation is
"Yes,” replied Mrs. Corntossel.
“And w hat are your views on the concluded.
A lthough P resident W ilson urged
B o u g h t, sold anti e x c h an g e d ; en g in e s, boilers, su b ject?”
Bawmill8, e tc . Send fo r S to ck L is t a n d P rices.
“ Well, I don’t Bee why us women congress to hold itself to the two chief
T H E J . E. M A R T IN CO .. 83 1st S t.. P o rtla n d . O r.
shouldn’t vote if we w ant to. But It projects, tariff and currency, several
won’t do any good unless we neglect m atters of general im portance were
the house and hang around the polls considered.
One im p o rtan t legisla
to see th a t the men don’t g et mixed tive act was the so-called Newlands
up countin’ the ballots.”—W ashington law for m ediation and conciliation in
Star.
labor disputes.
The abolishm ent o f the U nited
F re e to O a r R e a d e r«
S ta te s Commerce court also was ac
W rite M u r in e E y e R e m e d y C o., C h ic a g o , f o r
complished, through an am endm ent to
4 8 -p ag e i l l u s t r a t e d E y e B o o k F r e e . W r i t e a l l
the deficiency appropriation bill. An
a b o u t Y o u r E y e T r o u b le a u d th e y w ill a d v is e
a s to t h e P r o p e r A p p l i c a t io n o f t h e M u r in e
o th er appropriation bill “ rid e r” took
E y e R e m e d ie s i n Y o u r S p e c ia l C a s e . Y o u r
out of the classified civil service m ost
D r u g g i s t w ill t e l l y o u t h a t M u rin e R e lie v e s
of the deputy U nited S ta te s m arshals
S o re E y e s , S t r e n g t h e n s W e a k E y e s . D o e s n ’t
S m a r t , S o o th e s E y e P a i n , a n d s e lla f o r 60c.
and deputy collectors o f internal rev
T r y I t i n Y o u r E y e s a n d in B a b y ’s E y e s f o r
enue.
Exem ption o f labor unions
! S c a ly E y e l id s a u d G r a n u l a t i o u .
from prosecution under the a n ti-tru st
H o u rs, 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Main 5714
A little change In the hand Is w orth laws so fa r as certain funds w ere con
or by u p p o in tm e n t
I more th an a g re at change la the cerned also was accomplished.
DR. JO SEPH RO ANE
j w eather.—St. Paul Dispatch.
The long fight over the proposed tax
on cotton fu tu res to prevent “ cotton
gam b lin g ” failed in the final develop
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS
m ents prior to the passage of the ta r
Scientific T re a tm e n t o f all A c u te a n d C hronic
U ncase«. L icensed P ra c titio n e r. S u ite 424-5-7
iff bill. Many bills which underw ent
A rcade B uilding. S e a ttle.
preparation in the com m ittee rooms
will be pushed to conclusion in the
new congress.
These
include the
END STOMACH TROUBLE,
seam an’s servitude
b ill,” which
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA I I
Don’t continue, day after I “ passed
th e s e n a te ; the H etch Hetchy
“P ape’« Dlapepsln” m akes Sick, Sour, _ day, in that half-sickly con- _ bill, to g ra n t San Francisco a w ater
supply rig h t in th a t valley, which
Gassy Stom achs surely feel fine
■ dition—with poor appetite, ■ passed the house and is to be voted on
in five m inutes.
| sallow complexion, and clog- ■ by the sen ate early in the session, and
the A laskan railw ay bill, w hich the
If w hat you Just a te Is souring on
ged bowels. You can help
senate has agreed to ta k e up in De
your stom ach or lies like a lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch | Nature wonderfully in over- | cem ber. The A laskan m easure wonld
provide for governm ent railroads to
gas, and eru ctate sour, undigested
coming all Stomach, Liver
open A la sk a ’s resources.
food, or have a feeling of dizziness,
heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste 9 and Bowel troubles by tak- |
In m outh and stom ach-headache, you
ing a short course of
can g et blessed relief In five m inutes.
P u t an end to stom ach trouble forever
by getting a large fifty-cent case of
P ape's D lapepsln from any drug store.
W ashington, D. C. — W ar d e p a rt
You realize In five m inutes how need
m ent officials who have been prpear-
ing, w ith R ep resentative K ahn, a bill
less It Is to suffer from Indigestion,
to d istrib u te 800,000 K rag-Jorgenson
dyspepsia or any stom ach disorder.
It's the quickest, su re st stom ach doc
rifles now stored in governm ent arse
Try a bottle today. Avoid
to r In the world. It's wonderful.
nals to civilian rifle clubs in ord er to
I substitutes.
I prom ote m arksm anship throughout the
T he m unicipal a uthorities of Berlin
country, have decided to include free
have forbidden men to sm oke while
am m unition w ith the rifles.
I t has
driving automobUes, ruling th a t m any
been decided th a t school cadet o rg a n
accidents have been duo to the prac
izations also will be supplied w ith free
tice.
A Quick Trip.
j rifles and am m unition.
“ Mr. L ane called again this m orn
R epresentative Kahn, as chairm an
l l o t h . n w ill And. M n . W in slo w -« S o o th in g ing, Bir,’’ said the new office boy as
o f the N ational D efense league, which
S y r u p t h e b<-Bt r e in e d v to u s e t o r t h e i r chU U xee
Mr.
S
tu
a
rt
entered
th
e
office.
l u r i n g t h e t e e t h i n g p e r io d .
“Did you tell him I’d gone to Eu suggested the d istrib u tin g of the
T he B ritish governm ent’s old age rope as I told you to, E dw ard?" asked rifles, will soon introduce the bill in
the house.
pension schem e is producing som e re Mr. S tu a rt
"Yes sir.”
m arkable figures for the sta tistics of
“T h at's a good boy,” said S tu a rt Kansas Women Want
1912 show th a t 603,380 women w ere In
receip t of old age pensions, as com “And w hat did he say?"
Initiative and Referendum
“ He w anted to know when you’d be
pared with only 362,628 men.
back," replied Edward, “and I told him
Topeka, K an.— K ansas women who
'a fte r lunch,’ sir.”—H a rp er's Maga m et here to form ulate a declaration of
D r . P e r r y ’s V e r m if u g e “ D e a d S h o t” k ills
zine.
*
* n d e x p e ls W o rm s in a v e ry fe w h o u r s .
principles to be placed before the v a r
-----------------------------------
ious political p a rty organizations of
London's proposed postal tube Is to
S o r e E y e s , G r a n u l a t e d E y e lid s a u d S tle a the sta te as an expression of w h at the
be nine feet In diam eter and six and p a a r o m m . p t A ly d v . h e a le d w i t h R o m a u E y e B a l women voters would have incuded in
a half m iles long. It is to be fitted
for tw o tracks, each tw o fe et wide, j At the Ohio sta te experim ent sta the platform s in the n e x t cam paign,
carrying steel tru ck s operated by mo tion. a t W ooster, the crops have av er decided the first im p o rta n t and m ost
tors. T he line proposed will be con aged, for a term of years, about twice nepded legislation was the subm ission
o f a constitutional
stru c te d throughout in th e London as m uch to th e acre as the usual yield and adoption
am endm ent providing for the in itia-
of all grain fields In Ohio.
clay.
| tiv e and referendum .
If they don’t know how th e fire
In tim e a photographer learn s peo-
W ith this d irec t vote and com plete
started, the genera? disposition is to pie will stan d for considerable flat- I suffrage in K ansas, the women feel
blam e It on the sinful cigarette.
I tery, and becom es an A rtist.
they can enforce any legislation.
Secretary McAdoo Says Financiers
Have No Cause for Worry.
n t M fg. C o .. Set
WANTED:
! H O S T E T T E R 'S !
STOMACH R ITTER SJ
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness, Sour Stom ach, Bad
B reath—Candy C athartic.
' some cakea and pastries—
Congress Quits Many Months oí
Stirring, Strenuous Work.
Same Kates for One or Two Persons in a Room
W ashington Street, Corner o f Twelfth.
(H A S . H. ROWLKY. Manager.
II oo. |1.SO 12.00 Per Day W ith Bath Privilege.
10 CENT “CASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Better than other powders—
S ize lVix5.
C om plete W ith
T U N G ST E N LAM PS
E v e r -R e a d y B a tte r y
REG U LA R P R IC E «1.25.
»•mi $1.10 a nd T h is A d. a n d W e Will D e liv e r to
Y our H om e. W ire le ss S u p p lie s. H e a tin g
a n d C ooking A p p lian c e s. E v e ry th in g
E le c tric a l.
S T U B B S ELECTRIC CO.
SIX T H A N D P IN E . PO RTLA N D . O RE.
IF YOUR CHILD 18 CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
Look Mother!
If tongue Is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "Cali
fornia Syrup of Figs.”
M others can re st easy a fte r giving
"C alifornia Syrup of Figs,” because In
a few hours all the clogged-up waste,
sour bile and ferm enting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again.
Sick children n e ed n 't be coaxed to
tak e this harm less "fru it laxative."
Millions of m others keep It handy be
cause they know Its action on the
stom ach, liver and bowels Is prom pt
and sure.
Ask your druggist fo r a 60-cent bot
tle of "C alifornia Syrup of Figs,"
which contains directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown-ups.
The Value of a Name.
T he e ditor of a g re a t m agazine sent
for a certain a u th o r who had subm it
ted an unsolicited m anuscript.
"I am glad' to m ake your acquaint
ance, sir,” said the editor, enthusiasti
cally. “T he story you sen t us is per
fectly splendid. But why use a nom
de plum e? L et us publish it over
your own nam e and it will m ake you
fam ous.”
“ I’m not a fte r fam e,” objected the
author. “ It's money I w ant.’’
“ But you'll get Just as much money
In e ith e r case.”
“No, I w on’t. If I publish it over
m y own nam e m y wife will get the
money."—Cleveland P lain Dealer.
S hake In to Y our sh o e s
A llan 's F o o t-E a s e , a p o w d e r fo r t h e f e e t. I t c u r «
p a in fu l, sw o lle n , s m a r tin g , s w e a tin g f a e t. M akes
new sh o es e a sy . S o ld b y a ll D r u g g is ts a n d Shoe
S tores. D o n 't a c c e p t a n y a u b s tltu t* . Sam pis
F R E E . A d d re s s A . S . O lm ste d . L e Roy. N . Y .
“ Magnus Nugas.”
We dream of subjects w orthy of our
pen,
V ast as th e welkin, varied as the
seas ;
Of visions th a t shall storm the world
of m en—
Y et Virgil sang of bees,
We p ray for inspiration to have birth
W ithin our souls; to clarify our
dark
W ith fancies unidentified w ith e arth —
Y et Shelley wooed the lark.
—L ipplncott’s.
yield immediately to Sloan*« Lin
iment. It relieves aching and
•wollen parts instantly. Reduces
inflammation and quietsthat agon
izing pain. Don’t rub—it pene
trate«.
SLOANS
LINIMENT
Kills Pain
r m quick relief from cheat and
? \ hroat
affections. Have you tried
Sloan’«? H ere’« what other« «ay:
R e lie f f ro m R h e u m a tis m
"Mr mother has used one 60c. bottle
of S lo a n ’s L in im e n t, a n d althoufh she
la ov « r 83 y e a r« of age, «he h«« ob
tained «rest r e lie f from her rheuma
ti s m .'— M r,. H . C. l.u u U U a f. G ilroy. CoL
G o o d f o r C o ld a n d C r o u p
M A 1. .A I _ 1
A lit tl e txiy n e x t , door I, h . a .1 d ... oro o p . I
h e r Sloan's
S*
‘ Li ni «sent
------- --- to
n v e t h e mother
try
. S h e r a __
r e him
h im t th re e _
drop«
______
_ __ on
... su g a r
b e fo r e g o in g to b e d . a n d h e g o t
n t the c ro u p in th e m o r n i n g . " r w.
L Strong*. 3721 Elmwood A m ., Chicago, ILL
N e u r a lg ia G o n e
"R oan’« L i n im e n t i3 th e beet m e d i
cine In the world. It h a s relieved me
of neuralgia. Thoae pain« have all gone
and I c a n truly say your Liniment did
■to^them .”—*r*. C. M. Dowhor o f Joham-
8
A ta O D ealer«. P r ice 2 S e .. SOe. 4k « 1 .0 0
S lo a n ’s In stru ctive B ook let o s
H orse« cent free.
ML URL S. SIOAN, lie, BOSTON, IASS.
B*«t 0 « | h Syrup. T m ’» O*o4. C m
ia lia « . loM by I>*Btrl«ts.
SHOES
M n 'iiiS U tV W
W o n u m .W ti
M i s s e s , B o y s . C h i ld r e n
S l . S O t l . 7 S S 2 S2.& O S3
Began btulneaa In
1*7«: now th«
1 nrg «si. maker
of «1. $'i »0
and $4 shoes
In th# wot id
trrr ISO itt„/ee'
ind.su ndo/usu
in till lot, t n __
sizes anti a i Uth*.
W. L. Douglas 8lio«s are famous
everywhere. Why uot give them a
w trial ? T he value you will receive
for your money win aatonlah you.
‘ If you would visit our factory,
the Urgent In t he world under
one roof, and aee how carefully
W. L. Douglas shoe« are made.
you would understand why they are
w arranted to look better, fit better,
hold tbelrnbape and wear longer than
other make» for the price.
Your dealer should supply you with
them .D on U akeaeuS itltute.N oue
genuine w ithout W. L. Douglas
name etam pm on bottom . Hhoes
sent everywhere, direct from fac
tory, by Parcel Post, postage ire«*. Now
Is the tim e to begin to s a \e money
your footwear. W rite today for IIIua-
trated C atalog showing how to order
by mall. w . L. DOUOLAJB,
2 1 0 S p a r k S t., B ro c k to n , M aes.
W ashington, D. C.—S ecretary Mc
Adoo issued a sta te m en t S aturday de
claring th a t banks throughout the
country reported to be re stric tin g
credits to m eet the provisions of the
expected currency law are m aking a
If prisoners worked as hard for dol
m istake.
He announced th a t the lars when they had a chance as they
resources in the treasury would be at afterw ard s work for pardons, the Jails
the disposal of the banks to aid them would be empty.
in complying w ith the new law when
it is put on the sta tu te books.
The secretary expressed the convic
tion th a t the new law would impose no
hardships on th e banks and th a t the
tra n s fe r of cap ital and reserves to the
proposed Federal reserve banks would
be accomplished w ith little o r no in
convenience to the banks and to gen
eral business.
The secretary said the T reasury de
p artm ent had large available resources
a t its comm and; th a t he should not
h e sita te to use them to aid the banks
T h e s e sh e lls c o s t a little m o re th a n b la ck p o w d e r loads,
to compy w ith the new law, and th a t
b u t for bird s h o o tin g th e y are w o r th m a n y tim es the difference, ]
in his opinion the banks could with
a s there is no sm o k e to h in d e r th e secon d barrel. T h e y are
p erfect sa fety proceed w ith th e g ra n t
ing of accomm odations to th e ir cus
b y far th e b e st lo w p riced sm o k e less lo ad on th e
tom ers in the norm al and usual way.
m arket. W h e n y o u b u y , in sist upon h a v in g them .
The secretary said he did not, of
course, assum e to advise the banks—
THE RED W
BRAND
he only wished them and the business
public to know th ere was no ground
for apprehension ; th a t the a ttitu d e of
the T reasury d e p artm en t was to be
helpful and he thought i t could be
effectively helpful.
He said if any .banks were laboring
for
D1STFMPFR
under the im pression th a t the new law
CATARRHAL FEVER
would n ecessitate or occasion a re stric
AND ALL NOSE
tion of credits, they w ere controlled
AND THROAT DISEASES
by error, as no such th in g would re
Cures the sick and acts as a preventive for others, Liquid
sult.
g riven
ven on the
th e ton
tongue.
gu e. KaleJor
Bafe.for brood mares and all others. Best
Kidney r em ed y ; 6 0 cen ts and $1 a bottle; $6 and $10 th e dozen.
Sold by all druggists and horse goods houses, or sent, exprès«
Militant Chains Herself
paid, by the manufacturers.
'CHESTER
“ REPEATER”
Smokeless Powder Shells
PINK EYE
to Gain Time to Yell
SPOHN MEDICAL CO., Chemists. Goshen. Ind.
London — M ilitant su ffrag ettes are
re tu rn in g to th e ir old tactics.
One of
them fastened herself to a chair in
C axton hall w ith a chain and padlock,
from which point of v antage she
shrieked “ Votes for w om en.”
R ight
Hon. Joseph A lbert Pease, M. P ., for
the Rotheham division of York, was
forced to suspend his speech for sever
al m inutes w hile the stew ards endeav
ored to remove the suffragette. They
w ere forced to sm ash the ch air before
th is could be done.
As an additional safeguard against
H er Cousin—Maud is alw ays very
Icebergs one tra n sa tla n tic passenger , positive in her assertions,
ste am er is carrying a 72,000 candle-
Rejected S uitor—Yes, she was even
power senrchlight w ith an effective positive in h e r negative.—Boston
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range of five m iles.
No man is L
Stronger
Than his
Stom ach
Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
ET the g re a te st ath lete have dyspepsia and his
stre n g th will soon fail. One'H stam ina—force-
fullness and stre n g th of mind or muscle
depend upon th e blood, and the blood in turn,
requires a healthy stom ach, For the stom aeh is th*
laboratory w here the food is digested and such ele
m ents are taken up—or assim ilated—which m a k e
blood. In consequence all the organs of the body,
such as heart, lungs, liver and kidneys, as well a s
the nervous system , feel the bad effect if the atom-
ach is deranged.
STEFANSSON BOAT LOST
BUT CREW BELIEVED SAFE
Nome, A laska—The power schooner
1 M ary Sachs, one o f the boats o f Vilh-
jalm u r S tefansson’s Canadian A rctic
1 exploration
expedition,
has been !
w recked in the ice off the A rctic |
j coast o f A laska.
News o f the loss of i
the M ary Sachs w as received here in
a le tte r from P e te r B ernard, captain |
of the vessel.
The ice crushed the boat into small
b its and all the provisions and scien
tific instrum ents aboard w ere lost.
The le tte r gives no details of th e mis- .
hap. As nothing is said of any injury j
to th e men on the boat, it is believed
all are safe.
Be *ure that you ask for Wright’» Indian
Vegetable Pills, and look for the signa
ture of Wm. Wright on wrapper and box.
For Constipation, Biliousness and Indiges
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tion. A dv.__
R ubber In Brazil.
T he B razilian D epartm ent of Agri Big Plot Revealed to
culture has decided to Issue a m onthly
publication specially concerned with
Corner Potato Market
the efforts to protect the rubber In
W ashington, D. C.— A new phase
dustry from the consequences of ruin
ous com petition of the m ore cheaply of th e cost of living problem was
produced cultivated rubber of the Far b rought to the a tte n tio n of the depart-
m ent of agriculture.
T. P. Gill, sec
E ast.—Baltim ore American.
re ta ry of the Irish board o f ag ric u l
tu re, told S ecretary
Houston th a t
speculators in the large c ities o f the
U nited S ta te s w ere actively buying
up th is y e a r's short A m erican potato
crop and planning to hold out for high
prices, counting on the e x istin g q u a r
a n tin e ag ain st potatoes from m any
foreign countries to aid them in th eir
undertaking.
Mr. Gill is here to urge the removal
of th e em bargo on potatoes from his
country and has received p riv a te ad
vices from various sources on the po
ta to situ atio n in A m erica. He insists
th a t the powdery scab found on pota
toes im ported from Ireland is no cause
for a q u arantine, because a sim ilar
blem ish already is common in the
U nited S tates, and declares th a t con
tinuance o f the em bargo will co n trib
u te to the grow ing cost o f living.
Rheumatic
Tw inges
W .L .D O U G L A S
The Medical Adviser by
X . V. Pierce, M. D . , Buf
falo, N. Y. answers hosts
o f delicate q u e s tio n s
about which every man
or woman, single or mar
ried ought to know. Sent
free on receipt o f SI one-
cent stamps to pay fo r
wrapping and vuiiling.
helps the stom ach to d igest food properly, s ta rts th e
liver into new activity, rem oving th e poisons from th e
blood, and the various organs g e t rich, red blood, in
stead of being illy nourished. The refresh in g influence
o f this e x tra c t of n a tive medicinal plants has been
favorably known fo r over 40 years.
E veryw here
some neighbor can te ll you o f th e good it has done*
S o ld b y a l l m e d ic in e d e a l e r s In l iq u id o r t a b l e t fo rm s
o r s e n d 5 0 o n e - c e n t s t a m p s t o D r . P i e r c e , In v a lid s *
H o tel, B u ffa lo , a u d a tria l b o x w ill be m ailed you*
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log s h o w s t h e
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I ia(4, ar natalde bone G ravity
Chicago — “ R ag-tim e w ritin g and
speaking underw ent a m erciless attack
here before the N ational Council of
T eachers o f E nglish. Percival Chubb,
of S t. Louis, delivered an address
charging th a t in deatroying the har-
moniea o f speech as well aa of aong,
i Am ericana are chief ainnere.
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from ret,¡11 yard« that sell lumber that h a s b e e n gradad
J or « timet Ours la all flrat grad# and first quality
VW «all direct nt mill pr.«w Rand us your l i s t s and
get our »ock-bottom. prepaid prlc«»
US today
p o in t.
W e will tell
t o your station.
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i .1 w h a t I t w ill c o a t Height
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prices.
Dr. Andrew D. W hite 81.
Dr. Andrew D. W hite, first presi
dent of Cornell university and form er
am bassador to Germ any and Russia,
observed his eighty-first birthday at
his hom e on E ast avenue, the Cornell
cam pus, today.
Dr. W hite is in splendid health and
m ay be seen alm ost any day walking
briskly on the cam pus, a s well as
downtown.
H is health has been good for years,
although he finds it w ise to spend
“ Movie” Tiger Escapes.
m ost of his w inters in a w arm er cli
E pem on, F rance — The whole coun m ate.—Ithaca (N. Y.) Correspondence
try sid e is living in te rro r of a tig re ss Philadelphia Public Ledger.
which escaped from an enclosure when
Constipation causes and aggravates
a cinem atograph tig e r hunt was in many serious diseases. It is thoroughly
progress here recently, and succeeded curad by Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
in reaching th e forest. A detachm ent Th# favorite fam ily laxative.
of soldiers, a num ber of fo rest guards
A bstainer Is Made Drunk.
and policemen and a few am ateur
A grape p re sse r in a w inery became
sportsm en have endeavored to track
drunk th e o th er day on alcoholic
the anim al, b u t w ithout success.
T he tig re ss has occasionally been fumes. T he man brandished a club
and waa dangerous for a few m inutes.
seen by te rro r-strick e n peasants, but T he man la a total a b stain er and was
so fa r it is not known to have injured nowise responsible for his unfortu
anyone.
nate condition. He gave th e police
a bad half hour, but soon recovered.—
P ittsburg Dispatch.
Sultan Loses His Suit.
New York — The sultan o f T urkey
Aunt—Bobby, how can you be so
was a losing iitig s n t in the A ppellate
division of the Suprem e C ourt of New selfish w ith your apple? D on't you
know
th a t a pleasure shared Is a
York recently. H is H ighness sued to
doubled?
recover $10,000 from the e sta te of plaasure
Bobby—Yes, but an apple shared is
H ovhannes Tavsharrjian, a w ealthy A r haired.
m enian rug dealer m urdered in this
city in 1097.
This sum was le ft to
T av sh an jian ’s m other, who died before
TSJT h o l l o w w ir e
receiving it. Because she died in te s
SYSTEM
ta te in C onstantinople the sultan claim
ed th e money. The su it was decided
RapvrUr U> at! «th«r j»r*«««r»
a g ain st him by the Suprem e court and
Soft, «l«ar powerf'il light,
ItUi, ut K|«rit*, attractive
the A ppellate division affirmed it.
i f l , te r e s , p r e s s u r e ta n k a n y w h e r e
Better Engliah Is Plea.
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te rr a # , ,n < t f a ll 4 » t* lla e f e a r 8 p ^
Mai P r e m ia ta Offer i
BfAITVU fASWAN KOftAK
(N o. .7 P ratno J u n io r . photo«
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S U N L IG H T C O .
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Westlahe A n
Seattle
More or Less.
E. II. Sothcru is telling this story
about Sir C harles W yndham : A ch er
ished possession of tho Loudon G reen
room club is a chair which once be
longed to the famous David Garrick.
One night Sir Charles, who Is not so
young as he used to be, entered the
club a fte r Im personating G arrick a t
(he th e a te r and seated him self w eari
ly in tho G arrick chair. An adm iring
friend Im m ediately rem arked: “Sir
Charles, you grow m ore like David
G arrick every day.”
To which W yndham replied:
"And less like him every night.”—
Philadelphia Record.
T rieste, A ustria s leading seaport,
expects to profit greatly by tha In-
creased comm erce of W estern Europe
with the Ear E ast and tha Balkan and
M editerranean cou ntries.
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can receive prom pt tre a t-
monte of non-Polaonoee,
from
th e C hinese dootor.
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Try one«* morn If yon hay# hoan doctoring w ith
thin one and th a t one nn<l hava not o btained par-
mane-nt rn liff. Lot thin gr««at nafura hH«)ar diag-
nn«e yonr <■*>•« ftnd praacrlh« aoiaa rwroady whom
actio n !a quick, aura and eafa Mia ¡ reportptiony
a m compounded from Roota. Herb«, Rnda and
Harke th a t havo been gathered from ovary q u a r
te r of tb a gloU*. Th« am-mra of th«»an aiedlclnas
a m not known to th a outalde world, hut aa«« baaa
hand«»! down from fa th e r to ao a in th a physiol«»«
fam ilies in China.
CONSULTATION F R E E .
I f yon lir a out o f town and cannot rail, w rite tor
symptom blank and circular, eacloaing 4 cents ia
THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
162J First Si., C ot . Morrison
Portland, Oregon.
P. N . U.
1413 Msrkst St.. Csnto«, 0.
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