Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916, June 18, 1914, Image 3

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    In the Chilean Andes there is a lake
Peace Conference Counts
10,000 feet deep up in the mountains,
which is prevented only by a granite
On A id From Carranza
wall a few feet thick from devastating
o f all kinds w anted. W rite fo r ou r
Washington, D. C.—Every indica­
the valley below. In order to avert
CASH OFFER
| the disaster engineers are draining the
tion in Washington Wednesday night
water by a tunnel and expect to sup­
P e a r s o n -P a g e C o . pg|| 2 M 2 D ply electrical current and light to all
Salem ‘ ‘The state has faith in its I tion of several large buildings on the pointed to participation by the consti­
the valley cities through the water own medicine,” said C. D. Babcock, state fair grounds, will drop their lia­ tutionalists of Mexico in the media­
power which will be developed.
of the State Industrial Accident com­ bility insurance and complete the work tion conference at Niagara Falls.
mission. ‘ ‘The Tumalo project now be­ under the compensation act.
While final word was awaited by his
There ure now more than 86,00) ing built by Project Engineer Laur-
‘ ‘The contracts for the new build­
autos
used
by
farmers
in
the
United
agents here from General Carranza as
B ou g h t, sold and ex ch a n g ed : «n g in c*. boilers,
gaard,
under
the
direction
of
the
Des­
ings on the campus of the University
States and the number is increasing
is given every pupil who takes our
saw m ills, etc. Send for S tock L ist and Prices.
to the answer to be forwarded to the
1 H L J . E. M A R T IN CO.. &S 1st S t.. P ortland. Or. at a tremendous rate. These machines ert Land board, wili be completed un­ of Oregon at Eugene will contain a
Course. In this way they become pr. -
der
the
workmen’s
compensation
act,
South
American
mediators
to
their
clause requiring the successful bidder
are not all used for pleasure, but for
ficient in all branches of office work.
economy of time and the saving of the board having ordered the liability to do the work under the law. Several proposals, delay was accounted for by Ignorant Classes Are Told Rome and are never nervous or uncertain as
D I k r v LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED
horses
in
the
daily
work
on
the
farm.
to their duties when they enter the
insurance
discontinued
on
July
1.
I cities and at least one county will ac­ ( telegraphic disturbances between the
Hus Cullen 10,000 Troops
III
/I I .H
by Cutter’ s Blackleg Pills.
Low- I
U M L i V l l priced, frcuh. Tollable, preferred by ,
business world.
Three hundred and twenty-five men are cept the benefits of the act.
During
Wsstsra toekn n because they pro- '
to
Quell
Rioting.
Hot wuter heating of houses has employed on the project at the present the [>ast week 389 withdrawals of re­ i United States border and Saltillo. It
Why not give your ;Bon or daughter
W
test where other vaoclnee fall.
I
m ^
Write for booklet and testimonials. been
making enormous strides in time.
this confidence? Write for free cata­
I . P
■ «
10-dose pkge. Blaokleg Pills $1.00
jections have been received, including was expected the definite position of
log
today. A position guaranteed.
BwltaarUnd
In
tha
last
IS
j
m
n
.
* " * * -* ^ ^
50-dole pkge. Blaokleg Pills 4.00
‘ ‘ Major Bowlby, state highway en­ some of the most important concerns the constitutionalists would be com-
T'se any Injector, but Cutter's best. Apartment houses often have separate
Rome — An outstanding feature in | BEUTEL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The superiority o f ( ‘titter products is due to over 13
gineer,
is
looking
into
the
matter
in
the
state.
No
doubt
the
great
in­
heating appliances on every floor. The
years of specializing In vaoeines and serum» only.
i municated to Niagara Falls before | the general strike situation Sunday
Insiet on Cutter'e
Tf m’ .btalnsble, order direct
with a view of having all state-aided crease in old-line liabiilty insurance
Tacoma, Washington.
old tile stoves are being driven out.
THE CUTTER LABORATORY. Berkeley. California
I was the news received at the capital
roads built under the protection of the rates to take effect July 1 has caused many hours.
Some of those in touch with the | of the proclamation of an Italian re­
In rural schools in Missouri girls compensation act.
Ledoux & Ledox, many employers to change their atti­
placed anvwliere, at­
organized Into pick and shovel contractors, engaged in the construuc- tude toward the state law.”
DAISY FLY KILLER traete
and kille all i are
chief of the constitutionalists insisted public by the people of several towns '
flllJ. IN cat. clean, or-
bordering on the Adriatic, in North-1
clubs under the direction of the na-
Duinental, convenient,
j that the revolutionary leaders would eastern Italy.
cheap. L a s t s a ll | tional congress of mothers, to aid in
Libera! Terms W rite for nur F’ropo-
s e a s o n . Ma.le of
i
the
good
roads
movement.
:
not
consent
to
an
armistice
in
the
cam­
Everythin* for the Orchard, Farm. Garden
In some towns like Fabrino and i
metal, i an'tspill ortip
and Lawn.
over ; wul not s il or
paign against the Huerta government, Rimini scenes similar to those of the I
In) ure a n yth in g ,
VAKiMA ANO COIUMB'A RIVER NURSERY CL
All Danish passenger steamers and
(."aranfee.l effective.
i but that he would express willingness French revolution were enacted. The j
Bold by deale-», or
NORTH YAKIMA, WASH.
ferryboats on the route between
6 sent by expie»* pre­
Sweden and Germany will probably
YAKIMA CROHN is the BEST GUARANTEE
paid for |1. .
I to acquiesce in peace proposals as they inhabitants, misled by reports issued I
from the headquarters of the anar- j
HAJUiUA BOMBA*. 1A0 D eJU lb A t « .. B rooklyn. M. T .
soon be equipped with the wireless
I relate to establishment of a provision­
telephone. Telephone stations will be
Eugene—German beer will prove a produce. The railroads, he says, have al government pending a general elec­ chistic committee at Ancona, an im- j
portant seaport on the Adriatic, to the I
erected oil the coast.
tremendous boon to the fruitgrowers not refrigerator equipment sufficient tion, provided ample representation is effect that a revolutionary movement
More W illin g Than Able.
A brand of an egg means very lit of the Pacific Coast, according to H. to handle this business.
had been successful in overthrowing
Following an entertainment i f v
given
in
the
provisional
government
to
Effective organization of growers in
tie and is quite useless. A full-grown C. Sampson, secretary of the North
the monarchy, proclaimed a republic evenings since two young men met on
TO L E A R N C H IR O P R A C T IC . O i i l * on Roqum.
the Northwest and the opening of the the belligerents against Huerta.
well-trained egg will generally speak
and substituted for the national flag the street.
Picihc Chiropractic College, 418 Commonwealth Bldg, Poitlaud, Ore.
Pacific
Fruit
Distributors’
association,
canal,
with
the
immediate
develop­
for itself.
Should Carranza refuse a cessation the black banner of the Peasants’
“ Did Miss Umson take part?” asked
who spoke to the Lane county fruit­ ment of a European market, are the of hostilities, it seemed improbable
one, with evident interest.
league.
growers here Wednesday. He declares factors to solve this problem, he de­ here that his representatives would be
“ Yes, indeed,” the other replied.
The New Way.
All the newspapers were burned the
A TR EATM EN T T H A T HEALS
“ (’an she sing?”
that, upon the opening of the Panama clares.
received in the mediation conference, moment they reached those towns in
“ Be warned in time. Don't you
“ Well,” the other answered, “ she
ITCHING,
BURNING
SKINS
canal,
the
German
vessels
that
have
“
When
I
went
east
I
realized'that
know that girl smokes, drinks and
but this contingency failed to affect order to prevent the people from know­
can’t but she does.”—Youngstown
gambles at bridge?”
Don’t stand that itching skin humor brought large cargoes of beer, which, the canal means everything to the the optimism of President Wilson and
ing
the
real
condition
of
the
country,
Telegram.
“ I know. I am going to marry her one day longer. Go to the nearest he says, Germany expects to ship to fruitgrowers of Oregon, Washington, Secretary Bryan as to the outcome of
as the revolutionary leaders had de­
to reform her.”—Louisville Courier- druggist and get a jar of resinol oint­ this coast, will have empty bottoms Idaho and Eastern Montana,” he the Mexican difficulties.
That English Language.
clared that King Victor Emmanuel had
Journal.
in
which
to
carry
back
Oregon
and
added.
This was accounted for in great escaped to Montenegro; that the revo­
ment (50c) and a cake of resinol soap
Dr. Arnold was paying a visit to one
Washington
fruit.
The
rate
to
Europe,
The
Hawaiian-American
line
has
(25c). Bathe the eczema patches with
measure by the suggestion from Niag­
of his patients, a young mother.
Gay Old Dog.
resinol soap and hot water, dry and he states, will be half what it is at six big steamers, the Grace lines W’ill ara Falls that, whatever Carranza’s lution had mastered the entire penin­
“ You must let the baby have one
sula, and that the troops had joined
Higgins—Twiggins is always brag* apply a little resinol ointment.
present. Apples can be shipped to have four steamships, the Cosmos line, answer might be, the peace proposals
cow’s milk to drink every day. Mrs.
glng about his den at home.
It’s almost too good to be true. The Germany for 50 cents a box and be the Hamburg line, the North German- bein& discussed between the Huerta with the people.
Burrell,”
he said.
Wiggins—And yet he got mad when torturing itching and burning stop in­
In some instances the soldiers were
“ Very well, doctor, if you say so.
I spoke of it as a kennel.—New York stantly, you no longer have to dig and sold there as cheaply as in New York. Lloyd lines, all will have empty bot­ commissioners and those from the compleied to fire on the people before
of course I will,” replied the perplex* 1
Mr. Sampson bases these statements toms in which to carry refrigerated United States would be incorporated
Globe.
scratch, sleep becomes possible, and
order was restored, with the result young woman, “ but I really don’t see
healing begins. Soon the ugly, tor­ upon a series of conferences with the fruit from the Pacific Northwest to into a protocol; that the mediation that several persons were killed or in­ how he is going to hold it all.”—Lip-
JBIaming the Women.
menting eruptions disappear complete­ managers of principal Eastern steam­ Euiope. The Eugene fruitgrowers at conference then would take a recess jured.
pincott’s Magazine.
“ What's the matter with McGrouch? ly and for good.
ship companies.
He states that he their meeting agreed to send a repre­ and that the United States govern­
At Ancona, where the first demon­
He is more bitter against women than
has been working 18 months and has sentative to Portland when the two ment would undertake negtoiations
stration took place, which resulted in
ever.”
The Modern Machiavelli.
traveled 19,000 miles to determine new branches of the North Pacific with the constitutionalists with a view
■ He had four queens beaten last
“ What made you so popular with how the Northwest is going to market Fruit Distributors’ association will to procuring their consent to the pro­ the general strike, bluejackets from
night.”—Kansas City Journal.
the naval division, commanded by Ad­
Miss Mummy?”
12,500 carloads of apples which new be formed, with headquarters in Port­ visional government proposal.
miral Umberto Cagni, reinforced the
“ I sent her 18 roses on her 32d birth­ orchards in the Northwest are about to land.
While
the
mediators
and
Mexican
; - i eeayer «na fLetnlet,
garrison. Ancona has been a hotbed
day.”—Philadelphia Public Ledger.
_____ ____ __ _____ Si.i*#‘ imeu price«: Gold.
delegates
were
deliberating
on
the
to the great health prob­
of the revolutionary movement, as the
Silver. Lead. $A- »¡old, Silver, 7ûc; G old. 50c; Ziuo
peace plan formulated by the Wash­ leaders have been spreading the report
o r Copper. $1. Mu ¡lina envelopes a .d tuli p ricelist
Consultation.
O. A . C. Holds F orty-fifth
Hood River Orchardists
sent o n application. Control und l ’ m olre work «o
lem—you must keep the
ington
government,
President
Wilson
“ Did the doctor pronounce you
UoiUxL ßefurunce: Carbonato National iic.uk.
Annual Commencement
Start Big Bond Petition and Secretary Bryan and John Lind, that King Victor Emmanuel had been
digestive system strong
sound as a dollar?”
forced to flee the country and that
“ Yes, and sent me a bill for five.”
Fatal.
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor- j Hood River— In one of the most en­ who represents the State department Premier Salandra was a prisoner.
and active.
Weakness
“ I indited a poem to her that said —Judge.
The most serious situation exists in
vallis—The
Forty-fifth Annual Com­ thusiastic road meetings ever held in in negotiations with Carranza’s repre­
there, soon disturbs the
she looked like an angel.”
sentatives here, wrere in conference. the province of Ravanna, where vil­
Brute.
mencement at the Agricultural college the county about 100 of the represen- Later, Secretary Bryan said that both
“ Made a bi£ hit, I suppose.”
entire system.
A daily
‘‘No. The fellow who printed it
“ Do you like my complexion?’1 she concluded Wednesday morning at ten \ tative orchardists of the valley con- the President and himself were hope­ lages and small towns are being ruled
use o f the famous.
by the local republican committee,
printed it ‘angle.’ ”
asked.
o ’clock, when diplomas were awarded vened at the county library and started ful of participation by the constitu­ which has armed the inhabitants, thus
“ No," he replied absently, “ rub
the largest class in the history of the the circulation of a petition to the tionalists in ultimate plans for peace giving the ignorant masses the impres­
out and do it over.”
F ree to O u r H ea d ers
in Mexico.
sion that any kind of violence will be
W r it e M u r in e E y e R e m e d y C o ., C h i c a g o , f o r
school.
This
commencement was county court to call a special election
for the purpose of voting on a proposed
4 8 -p a g e illu s t r a t e d E y e B o o t F r e e . W r it e a ll
Will Be Collected.
permitted. Churches and clubs have
noted not merely for the large number bond issue of $75,000 for the comple- U. S. Cutter Ordered to
a b o u t Y o u r E y e T r o u b le a n d th e y w ill a d v is e
Scribbler—I like to believe that my
been sacked or burned, but the case
a . tp th e P r o p e r A p p l ic a t io n o f t h e M u r in e
in
the
graduating
class,
but
because
of
tion
of
the
Columbia
highway
from
the
poems will be collected after my death.
Kyi? R e m e d ie s in Y o u r H p e cla l C a s e . Y o u r
Go A fter Karluk’s Crew of private residences the revolutionists
D r u g g is t w il l t e ll y o u t h a t M u r in e R e lie v e s
Sharp—Sure! The rubbish cart will the many among them who have al-1 Multnomah county line to this city,
have asked the owners’ permission to
S ore E y es, S tren g th en s W ea k E y es. D o e s n ’ t
Washington, D. C.—The American take possession of their belongings.
still make its rounds.—Boston Trans­ ready secured important positions in
The petition, which w’ill require 361
S m a r t , S o o t h e s E y e P a in , a n d s e lls f o r 50c.
cript.
signatures
to
secure
action
by
the
T r y I t in Y o u r E y e s a n d in B a b y ’ s E y e s fo*
These have been sold for next to
various parts of this state and others, court, was signed by all present and revenue cutter Bear has been ordered
S c a ly E y e lid s a n d G r a n u la t io n .
nothing in order to give the poorer
some of whom have already entered the calling of the special election is to proceed from St. Michaels, Alaska,
Y o u Cai* G et A lle n ’ « r o o t - E a s e TREE.
will overcome any weak­
to Wrangell Island for the purpose of people the impression that the “ re­
W r it e A l i e n s . O lm ste d , Le R o y , N . Y ., f o r *
Self-Preservation.
upon their duties. The class of stu- assured,
ness in the Stomach,
public” will maintain its promise to
fr e e s a m p le o f A l le n ’s F o o t-E a s e . It c u r e s
Pat—Yis, sorr, wur-rk is scarce, but s w e a t in g , h o t s w o lle n , a c h in g feet. It m a k es dents who took major work in horti-; R. H. Wallace, who presided at the rescuing the members of the crew of bring back the golden age and end for­
Liver and Bowels and
o r t ig h t s h o e s ea sy . A c e r t a i n c u r e for
Oi got a job last Sunday that brought n c o ew
the
Canadian
steamer
Karluk,
of
the
culture
have
almost
without
exception
i
meeting,
appointed
the
following
ever the high cost of living.
r n s , in g r o w i n g n a ils a n d b u n io n s . A ll d r u g ­
me foive dollars.
help you maintain health.
g ists s e ll it. 25c. D o n ’ t a c c e p t a n y s u b s titu te . secured important and profitable posi- j orchardists as an executive committee Stefansson Arctic expedition, who are
Ten thousands soldiers are gradually
Mr. Goodman—What!
You broke
tions in orchard work in Oregon and to conduct a campaign for further sig­ marooned on that island.
Start at once.
being spread through the province and
Captain
t in - Sabbath!
They will check babies at the Nat other Northwestern states.
natures on the petition and to canvass
Pat (apologetically) — Well, sorr, this year. It might be a good plan
Bartlett, of the Karluk, is at St. it is expected that a few days will see
In
addition
to
the
students
taking1
the
entire
county
in
behalf
of
the
'twas wail av us had t’ be broke.
to check the mothers so that the the regular bachelor degree, six spe­ bond issue: A. G. Lewis, Gus Miller, Michaels and will accompany the Bear the awakening from the brief dream.
babes would know where to find them.
cial students graduated in the musical G. M. Upthegrove, C. W. Hooker and on its rescue expedition.
Fatal Words.
The Diplomatic Alphabet.
Personal Factor Enters
“ Ever hear from that college chum
And the sound of the picnicker is in course, two in voice, and four on the L. E. Dart.
Next time we may go on down the
piano.
There
were
also
three
students
Into
Mediation
Problem
The
money
raised
by
the
issue
will
Seattle—The
revenue
cutter
Bear,
the
land
and
the
late
trains
from
tho
of yours who went to Colorado?”
diplomatic alphabet and take in almost
“ Oh, he’s dead, poor chap. He may lake resorts are filled with him and who took advanced post-graduate work be used in opening uncompleted ordered to Wrangell Island to take off
Niagara Falls, Ont. The crux of the entire family of nations—Argen­
in agriculture, majoring
be said to have talked himself to there are no straps!
horticul- stretches of the highway, between the the shipwrecked people from Stefans-
the Mexican problem—the selection of tina, Brazil, Chile, Denmark, England,
death.”
ture, who were granted master’s de- Multnomah county line and Viento, son’s flagship Karluk, cannot enter the
a man for provisional president accept­ France, Germany, Holland, Italy,
“ What do you mean?”
grees.
about
15
miles
east
of
Cascade
Locks.
Arctic
ocean
for
at
least
four
weeks,
Putnam Fadeless Dyes will last
able to all factions in Mexico and fore­ Japan, Korea (by Japan’s permission),
“ He called some Alkali Ike cut there
Liberia, Montenegro, Norway. Oman,
A passable route stretches over ‘ all until the ice shall have broken up.
until the goods wear out.
ign governments generally — was Portugal, Russia, Spain, Turkey. Uni­
a liar.”
other portions of the route as surveyed
The voyage to Wrangell Island is
Pioneers of Lane County
reached Monday in a conference be­ ted States, Venezuela, Wallachia and
by the State highway commission.
not more difficult than the one which
Different Methods.
Wonder if they will dock the police
tween the mediators and the American Zanzibar. The only missing links are
Hold Big Celebration
The county court has received from the Bear has made to Point Barrow for
Lord Howlong—I notice that in this
patrol for the day it was idle and no
and Mexican delegates.
“ Q” and “X,” but our Chinese friends
Eugene— For more than a third of a S. Benson a letter in which he makes many years, carrying mails and sup­
country you run for congress, while
calls came in.
For more than an hour names of var­ might furnish tho queue in a pinch.—
the
guarantee
of
an
appropriation
of
plies.
The
Bear
left
Nome
last
sum­
at home you stand for parliament.
century Lane county pioneers living
ious individuals were discussed, but on Omaha Bee.
Congressman Buzwire—Sure thing!
The dogs at the humane barns are
any further funds that may be needed mer for Point Barrow on July 7.
none was there a semblance of agree­
dieting on biscuits. Poor brutes! Let’s Standing won’t got you anything in the near Pleasant Hill have held annual in opening the portions of the highway
There are 18 white men and four
Political Prudence.
ment.
Approximately at present impassable.
hope they aren't home cooked by a U. S. A. It takes speed to cop off a picnic and reunion.
The Hood Eskimos in the refugee camp on Wran­
“ You’ll have some explaining to do
General
Caranza’s
note,
transmitted
seat iu congress.
newly-wed.
1500 from a radius of 20 miles River county court and a body of citi­ gell Island. With the return of the
by Rafael Zubaran, his representative when you get home, won’t y ou ?’
“ No,” replied the member of con­
At last somehting has a name that Wednesday participated in the huge zens will go to Multnomah Falls, wild fowl to the island, food probably at Washington, arrived, advising the
In the year 1913 Austria produced
gress. “ I’m not going to explain, 1 in
fits it. These rainbow stockings the celebration, the largest affair of its I wl,ere they will confer with Mr. Ben­ will become abundant.
mediators that constitutionalist dele­ going to let my constituents argue
son, Highway Engineer Bowlby and
women wear are always seen after a kind ever held in Lane county.
gates were on their way to the media­ matters out among themselves and
Portland road enthusiasts as to details
shower.
Broken Rail to Blame.
tion conferences with full instructions. then take the side that seems to have
The morning was devoted to an in the road construction.
Discussion has continued about the the most advocates.”
Washington, D. C.— In a report to
Many a man is a picture of health open-air program, which consisted of
the Interstate Commerce commission type of man for the provisional presi­
until he becomes the victim of a doc­ music, recitations and an address by
Water
Increases
Anger.
on the cause of the wreck on the of the dent. It practically has been resolved
H. E. Slattery, a Eugene attorney.
tor’s frame-up.
At noon ail participated in a bountiful \ Medford — At a mass meeting of New York, New Haven & Hartford to abandon generalities about types
Wreathes usually are associated dinner, and later the younger folks East Side suburbanites a resolution passenger train near Westerly, R. I., and search for a man whom all would
with sorrow, but the cheerful guy watched an exciting ball game be­
October 25, 1913, H. W. Belnap, chief accept.
uses one to wreathe his rubicund map tween local teams while the older ones was adopted protesting against the inspector of safety appliances, finds
It can be said on the highest author­
recent action of the city council in
in smiles.
“ reminisced. ”
raising the water meter rates from that derailment of the train was due ity that the American delegates at no
The Donna grange, 16 miles from $1.50 to $2.50 for 5000 gallons, and to a broken rail. The wreck resulted time have suggested the name of Gen­
Another weak point In the tariff—
Canada sent an area of low pressure Eugene, also held a picnic in which from 15 cents to 25 cents for every in the injury of 74 passengers and eral Villa or General Carranza, and
across the border and 'most froze us 500 participated. 1. H. Bingham, of 1000 gallons above that amount. A three employes. Mr. Belnap declared that they do not purpose doing so.
out.
Eugene, delivered the address. A din­ petition will be circulated asking for investigation had shown that the rail
ner was held at noon, folllowed by a the retention of the old rates and will fractured under the New Haven train
Ijong Hypnosis Is Hroken.
Query—Why do they always try to baseball game,
By Taking Lydia E. Pink-
by reason of the presence of transverse
A dance was held
Gary, Ind.—Arthur Tracey, the 18-
sell us fine raiment for holiday use which began at 4 o'clock and lasted be presented to the eouncilmen at the fissures in its head, caused by “ high
ham’s Vegetable
next regular meeting. The council’ s
year-old boy put into a trance Thurs­
when we’re dying to get into old duds
with their attending
until midnight, Both picnics had band action related to non-city water users, wheel loads
and go fishing?
Compound.
day
night
and
left
so
for
more
than
36
strains.”
who escape city taxes.
More than 40 per cent of the world's music.
hours because the hypnotist had been
annual production of tin is used in the
Cleveland, Ohio— “ My l e f t si da
arrested on complaint of clubwomen,
State Has Land for Sale.
United States.
Four Are Killed in Auto.
Grain Crop Above Average.
was awakened Saturdafy after the pained me so for several years that I
Salem—Governor West said Wednes­
expected to have to
Goldfield, Nev. — Four prominent clubwomen had withdrawn the charge
Crop estimates compiled by the bu­
undergo an opera­
day that water would be turned on two reau of statistics for Oregon, with Knights o f Pythias, all o f this city, were against the hypnotist and promised not
tion, but the first
units of the Tumalo irrigation project comparisons, are given as follows:
killed early Wednesday in an automo- ! to prosecute. The women had the hyp­
b o t t l e I took o f
Winter wheat—June 1 forecast, 16,- bile accident, while returning from a j notist held alleging his exhibition was
at once and about 2000 acres o f fine
Lydia E. Pinkham's
land would be offered for sale by the 000,000 bushels; final, average 5 meeting of the Goldfield lodge at Ton- inhumane, andjthe hypnotist retailated
V e g e t a b l e Com­
state. The units comprise about 10,- years, 1909-13, 12.956,000 b„sh«is.
by
refusing
to
undo
his
work,
and
the
apath. Dr. E. A. Wheeler, one of the
pound relieved meof
Spring wheat—June 1 forecast, 3,- best-known physicians of Nevada, who boy pedaled for 36 hours, under the
000 acres, but much of the land has
the pains in my side
400,000 bushels; final, average 5 was driving the car, turned out to illusion he was riding a bicycle.
been settled.
and 1 continued its
“ It is a rare opportunity for home- years, 1909-13, 3,399,000 bushels.
avoid another machine mired in the
use until I became
Oats— June 1 forecast, 13,400,000 middle of the road, skirted the edge of
seekers to obtain fine land at about
Fletcher*s Reward Is Set.
r e g u l a r und f re.,
$40 an acre,” said the governor. “ All bushels; final, average 5 years, 1909- an efnbankment too closely and j Washington, D. C. Command of the
from pains. [ ha l
homeseekers interested should com- 13, 12,906,000 bushels.
plunged over. Dr. Wheeelr and Dan- j great Atlantic fleet, the goal of every
asked several
munitcate with O. Laurgaard, project
Barley—June 1 forecast, 4,300,000 iel Falvey were pinned under the car j American naval officer’s ambition, is
tors if there was anvUiing I could
bushels; final, average 5 years, 1909- and killed outright.
engineer of the Tumalo work.”
to be the reward of Rear Admiral take to help me and they said t rn
13, 3,673,000 bushels.
Frank E. Fletcher, for his work in was nothing that they knew of. 1 nm
Three Convicts Escape.
Man of 00 Leads Veterans.
Mexican waters.
Secretary Daniels thankful for such a good medicine a: i
Stenographic
Tests
Set.
Salem—After an all-day search Col­
Chillicothe, O.— Fewer than a dozen announced Sunday that he will recom­ will always give it the highest prak . ”
Astoria— The Stenographic League survivors of the Mexican war, 1846- mend Admiral Fletcher to succeed — Mrs. C. H. G riffith , 7305 lladison
onel Lawson, warden of the state pen­
itentiary, and a posse of guards, an­ of Astoria is planning to have a speed 1848, attended the National Associa- i Rear Admiral Badger, when the latter j Are., Cleveland, Ohio.
T o o m a n y p r o p ia i r « r n l r d b y t h r n h o r ta st I p e r h a p s h * t h in k * h * T« t e ll in g t * e t r u t h . nounced Wednesday night that they
Hanover, Pa. —“ I suffered from fe­
contest in this city. A silver loving tion of Mexican War Veterans’ annual completes his term of service soon.
r o u t e t o th e b a r g a in e n d o f a d o lla r .
F or ! b o ^ h e has ou e
;,n th e .-ash r e g is t e r hd '4 had obtained no clew to the where­
reunion, which opened here. Captain Several officers outrank him, but the male trouble and the pains were so hrd
t h a t re a s o n th e y t e m p t a c le r k t o s l ip th em ; ('o t h e r on th e e x t r a p r o flt
I n s is t up*
cup
is
to
be
given
by
the
leading
busi-
j
John A. Fisher, of Chillicothe, presi­ secretary holds that the conspicuously ' at times that I could not sit down. Ti e
S. 8 . S.
I f i.x y o u r o n ly s a fe g u a r d at:aiL.>c abouts of W. E. Clark, Frank Miller
t t e c h e a p m in e r a l ^tuff t h a t ca n b e p u t u p and Harry Baker,
convicts, who es­ ness men to the speediest typist; a I dent of the national association, de­ masterful conduct of Fletcher at Vera j doctor advised a severe operation kit
In a n y c e l la r b y th** a p p r e n t ic e .
caped from a gang of men who were watch fob made of United States! spite his 90 years, welcomed the sur­ Cruz entitles him to recognition.
my husband got me Lydia K. Pink ham *
T h e r e la n o t a m e d icin e f o r a n y p u r p o s e
“ If I were not blind,” he j
Vegetable Compound and I exp, rn : • I
I m o re c a r e f u ll y m a d e t h a n 8 S. S,
I t rep - put to work digging potatoes on the coins, decorated with raised faces, is vivors.
J r e i r n t » th e h ig h e s t t y p e o f m e d ic in e .
Its prison farm early Tuesday.
Colonel to be given to the typist making the said, “ I would offer my services to
S00 Acres Are Flooded.
grant relief in a short time. Now 1 feel
m e d ic a l p r o p e r t ie s a r e ju s t a* e s s e n t ia l t o
Calexico, Cal. Eight hundred acres like a new person and can do a hard
I w e ll b a la n c e d h e a lt h , i f th e b l o o d b e s ic k , Lawson and his posse searched for most accurate copy and a large box of my country in the event of another
I a s a r e th e n o u r is h in g e le m e n t s o f m e a ts , miles around the prison, and it is be­ candy will be given the person attain­ war with Mexico.
My infirmities are of cotton on the Abbott ranch in Ioower day's work and not mind it. What jry
• g r a in s , fa t a a n d s u g a r » o f o u r d a ily fo o d .
A short great, but my love of country is not California are covered with water and happiness it is to be well once mure.
I >. S. S. is p r e p a r e d d ir e c t fr o m n a t lv o lieved the men are hiding in the brush ing the second highest speed.
I b o t a n ic a l m a te r ia l.
N o t a d r o p o f d r u g s or got out of the neighborhood.
musical program will be rendered in lessened by age.”
from the overflow of the levee at Vol­ I am always ready and willing to sp. ak
is a d d ed .
N o t a d r o p o f m in e r a ls Is u sed .
connection with the contest.
cano lake, it is reported here. Ranch­ a good word for the Compound. “ —Mi i.
T h is is o n e o f t h e m o «t I m p o r t a n t th in g *
to k n o w a n d t o r e m e m b e r w h e n y o u r b lo o d
Council Votes Town Dry.
Pollen Shou:er Beautiful.
ers are fighting hard to save the rest A k a W i l t , 196 Stock S t , Hanover, Pa.
n e e d s a t te n tio n .
Petrified Foot Is Found.
Coquille— Although the city of Co­
I t is t h e m o s t e ff e c t iv e , t h e p u r e s t , t h o
Klamath Falls, Or. — The yellow of this 5000-acre ranch. Volcano lake
If there are any complications yon
q u ic k e s t a n d m o s t r e lia b le m e d ic in e k n ow n quille is a wet town in the eyes of the
Pendleton — A petrified foot, appar­ shower which visited several sections is said to be raising as the result of do not understand write to l.idin 1!.
ro r p o is o n e d b lo o d , r h e u m a t ir m , c a t a r r h a l
Plnkham Medicine Co. {confidential)
in fe c t io n , m a la r ia , sk in d is e a s e , o ld sore* local option law, the city council voted ently of a human giant, has been dug of Eastern Oregon, came to all parts the flooded condition of the Colorado
p n d a !) a fflic t io n s t h a t a h o w in t h e b lo o d , five to one against granting licenses to j up here by workmen in the excavation ,
l.ynn.Mass. Your let ter will lie open 'd,
of Klamath valley, hut not at the river.
.»kin. j o in t s a n d m u sc le s.
read and answered by a woman am)
The for the building that is to be erected same time. At Bonanza, it came in
An
I n t e r e s t 'n g b ook o n t h e b lo o d
I* the four saloons after July 1.
W h e n Y o u A » k f o r S . S . 8 . D o S o r r s i 'e d t o t h o s e w h o w r it e .
held in atrict confidence.
G e t a b o t tle council took this action after consider-
Bolt Kills 6 in London.
for the Evening Telegram. The fos­ the shape of a cloud, drifting from the
o f 8 . 8. 8 . t o d a y .
I t Is ’ he w o r l d ’ s g r e a t e s t
W ith E m p h a s is . T h e y W ill
m e d icin e .
in ______
s is t u p on th e _________
d e a le r h a n d in g - ing ® petition signed by 445 citizens sil is perfect in form and measures south on the wind and covering every
London—Lightning killed six per­
U n d e rsta n d .
and d on
't le t advertise
him o r a t e “ a J
b o f u n t »"king that the saloons be closed.
* y ou
o m * S. th 8. ln » S. thit'Ve
__________________
can’r
The more than a foot in length. It was thing with what was at the time re­ sons, four of them children, and in­
P. N. 9 .
No. 23, ’l l
fr o m Indfrt* o r p o t a s h a n d o t h e r d e fttru ctlfft
..... ....... “ liquor interests will contest the city found at a depth of eight feet. Major ported as sulphur, supposedly from jured several others on Wandsworth
B atnicle ««n sac** f o r a h a m o rd e r.
H e r e la m in e r a l d r u g ».
I f y o n h « v f t r o u b le g e t t in g S. 8. S. w rit® council's right to refuse licenses to Lee Moorehouse, who has taken charge Mount Lassen.
w h ere s u b s t it u t io n g e t* a g o o d s t a r t .
W h en
It is considered gen­ Common Sunday during a severe storm.
t * n * r lflc C o . «MX» 8 w l f t B ld g .»
a cle rk a t t e m p t « t o h a n d y o u a a u bfttltu te t o T h e
i W H 'i'N w ritin g ta advertí«« r*. please
Allan’.a, Ga., io f
U a^uar» deal «tores. the saloons, which are operating under of the find, may send it to some col­ erally to be pollen, but it is more Many buildings in South London were I______ lion thi* pi*per.
,
_________
Xwr & 8. b . he w ill t e ll y o u u p r e t t y » W r y .
the law.
lege for an opinion on it.
plentiful than usual.
struck by lightning.
P O U L T R Y ■■■
and Dairy Produce
Oregon
Will Insist On
Law of Compensation A ct
BLACK FLAG RAISED
Peasants in Italy Believe Govern­
ment Has Fallen.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
SA LESM EN W A N TED
Apple Shipment to Be
Aided When Canal Opens
OPPORTUNITY IS HERE
BUT ONE ANSWER
HOSTETTER’S
Stomach Bitters
□
HOW WOMEN
AV0I0
OPERATIONS
Make Demand Forcible
Don’t Be Trifled With
Ask fo r S . S . S . and Don’t Stand for the
“Just as Good” Talk.
I