Rogue River courier., March 28, 1913, WEEKLY EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1813.
PACK BIX.
ITBILT BOG (71 HiVCB GGCSSS
; nicrobes In Your Scalp
Authorities uy that a microbe)
taiuei baldness. If you are loslRf
hair try our remedy at our risk.
Trotrmnt Unna, of Germany, ao4
' Dr. Kabouraud, th Mt French
Dermatologist, claim that a mi
crobe eau bsldnMia. and their
theory baa bmi verified by eminent
snontnu. 'J his Biirrobe dntroys
the hair (ollidxe, in time causing the
scalp porra to cloae and the arp to
berome shiny. Then, it is btlixvrd
aothinc will revive the growth. If
treated before this occur, baldness
say he overcome.
We know of nothing that has
given such universal satinfaction In
treating the arajp and hair as Keisil
"V.i" Uir Tonic. It ha leet do
f.gaed awr long study to overcome
the rHUie of falling hair as discovered
by IW. l.'nna. Dr. Hahouraud and
ether endp ami hair iecilits, and
. we believe it will do more than any
thing elue rsn to remove dandruff and
stop falling bair; and if any human
agency can promote a new growth
of hair it will do that, too.
' ' We want you to make us prove It
We will pav for a month's trestmenl
of Rcill "W" Hair Tonic used dur
ing a trial, if you will ue it ac
cording to directions, and are not
thoroughly eatinfied. When we will
do this, you surely should not beeitata
to at least try it,
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oiere request will get your money
back if you want it. Two sies: 50o
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THOUSANDS LEFT HOME
LESS BY GREAT FLOODS
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. March 26.
Ten thousand faiiillli'M aro hoine
lens In Indiana today us the result of
the worst flood In the history of the
Btute. The property loss rung Into
the millions and all Industry, Includ
InK transportation facilities, la sus
pended. Four persons are known to have
lmcii drowned. Other large sections
of the Htate aro lHolateil, and It Is
feared the death Hut will be mater
ially Increased when eomiminicatlon
Ig restored.
Home of the largest cltloH In the
state will bo In darkness, tonight, the
floi.l wuter of various rivers putting
electric light and water plants out of
commission. The floods follow a two
days' downpour which wan general In
Indiana as well as adjoining Mates.
DAYTON, 0 Murcli 115, Thous
ands aro homeless In Dayton and vi
cinity and are being sheltered In
tents and public, buildings following
the breaking of the big Miami river
lovee In three places, The river has
passed the Hood depth jind is still
rising. Scores of factories are
closed.
Three companies of militia were
ordered to aid the police.
RIverdale, North Daytou and oth
er snburbs aro Inundated. Last
night couriers were sent throughout
the threatened districts warning the
Inhabitants to fleo. The river Is the
highest It has been In 40 years.
MUNCIE, Ind., March 25.-The
White river Ib the highest in Its his
tory here today and Is rising four
Inches hourly. The railroads
throughout the district are crippled
and the situation In fast becoming
critical. Hundreds are homeless
here,
The pumping station is flooded,
rutting off the city's water supply. It
Is feared the light plant will be flood
ed soon.
CHICAGO, March if). Water is
running five feet deep on level
streets of Dayton, Ohio, according to
a long telephone message received
here, at noon by the American Tele
phone & Telegraph company. The
message came from Phonetou, Ohio,
a testing station. 'i miles front Day
ton. The flood is said to have re
sulted from n break In the levee
there. It Is said there has been
soini) loss of life, but no figures are
given.
KOKOMO, Ind . March
KUht
Day Old Chicks
If you waul baby thick. tlmt me Itatclicl rUht. from u-:p-itesl-til
Man.lard brM Move., S. C. Rhode I-lund Red and While leg
horns our hpcvliilt), We can furuMi )otl Beds tor 2 tentt each
mid Willie leghorn fr D eut each. Any i.tlur artotic a
mailer of tiiiie.p"iidence.
If yon want nit Im ulmtor tlmt will liaMk ctciy buti liable c-i;,
M-iit to McClaiiabiui for thli canloue. it will tell ).. nil about
litem. Addle-.
E. J. McClanahan
F.I GKXK. ORE.
'feet of water is on the streets iu the
lowlands here. A thousand homes
are sab.ucrgc-U and their inhabitants
are perched upon roofs of their
dwellings, waiting for aid.
Practically all the boats In the thy
were swept away and the people In
the flood district are marooned and
food lens. Damage to the extent of
1 1,000, 000 was done here.
Knormous damage was done by the
floods In Peru, Ind., nearby.
TEKUA HAUTE, Ind., March 25.
With the Wabash river already
three feet over the danger line and
rising at the rate of six Inches hour
ly, Terre Haute, barely recovered
from Sunday's cyclone, today faces
one of the worst floods In Its history.
The flood waters already have driven
2,000 persons front their homes at
Taylorville, a suburb.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 25.
Five hundred persons are homeless
at Marion, Ind. At Mlsslnlssawa,
Ind., the river burst the levee on the
east side of the city and the two fac
tories there were forced to shut
down. Kokomo, Ind., is without
light or water, and a mile square
area in the center of the city Is
flooded. The schools are closed there
and the militia Is patrolling the
streets.
The known drowned In the state
up to noon were Hay Kothenburger
and his brother, Roscoe. Frankfort;
Wallace Garrison, Hurllngton; John
Dagner, New Castle.
Three hundred are homeless In El
wood, Ind.
li E LLE FONTAI NE, Ohio, March
25. The engine of a Pennsylvania
railroad passenger train plunged into
the Mad river when a bridge was
swept away by flood waters today. All
passengers escaped Injury.
COLUM I1US, O., March 25. A
wreck train on the Indianapolis di
vision of the Pennsylvania railroad
went through a bridge near Urbana.
Ohio, according to advices Just re
ceived here at the company's office.
The train carried a crew of 20 and
olily six of that number are reported
accounted for.
Adjutant General Wood was noti
fied today that fifty persons had
sought refuge on the housetops at
Larue, Marlon county. Ilonts are
rushing to the scene.
HIGGEST HARX IX
WOULD IS III RXED.
SEATTLE, March 24. The big
gest barn in the world, as it Is claim
ed to be by Its owner, Peter TerenI,
was destroyed by fire early this
morning and damage approximating
110,000 was sustained. The barn,
located near Duwamish station, was
built In 183 by John P. Card, nud
occupied one and one-quarter acres.
Funning Implements and a large
amount of hay and other grain wcro
burned. The cattle were saved. The
firemen were handicapped by the
lack of water.
PROMINENT JAP SHOT
loVX IIY l NTRVMAN.
OAKLAND, Cal.. March 21. Shot
down by (i. Touiluagno, a fellow
countryman, because he had criti
cized the relations between the Jap
anese In California and California
merchants in a public lecture here,
S. Yoshlda, prominent In the Japan
ese-American association of Califor
nia, Is near death here today. Tin
gunman was captured after an excit
ing chase and is under arrest.
l)l CAN CI RE THAT HACUAt HE.
Palu ulons the- back. di"i'ss,
headache nud Keneral langmir. Get
a package of Mother Gray's Aroma-tlc-U'af,
the pleasant root and herb
cure for all kidney, bladder and
urinary troubles. When you feel all
run down, tired, weak and without
eners use 'his remarkable combin
ation of nature's herbs and roots. As
a tonic laxltlve it has no eiiual. Moth
er Gray's Aromail.-l.euf is sold by
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ATMOSPHERE, -NOT
PLANETS, ( OXTROKS
STORM CONDITIONS.
f
SAN JOSE, Cal., March 25.
Atmospheric, rather than plan-
etary forces, are responsible for
the terrific storms and cyclones
in the east, according to W. W.
Campbell, director of the Lick
Observatory on Mount Hanill-
ton. In an interview for the
L'nited Press, Campbell de-
clared today:'
a . "There are no unusual phe-
nomena noted In the planetary"
system at present that might
influence the earth's climatic
conditions. The weather bu-
reau would be able to describe
the causes of these storms far
better than the observatory."
'
EASTF.il FIXERV XIITKD
HV COLD IV NORTHWEST.
I-ORTLAND, March 24. Cold
weather continued prevalent through
out the northwest today although the
temperature and storm conditions
are gradually moderating. Rain and
snow in many parts of the northwest
prevented the usual display of East
er finery yesterday.
DOWAGER PRINCESS A SI H IDE.
ROME, March 24. Slashing her
self with a razor in an attempt at
suicide because of the failure of ef
forts to cure her of neurasthenia.
Dowager Princess Teresa Collonna
DI Paliano is near death here today.
The princess Is a Neapolitan noble
woman, and the mother of Princess
D Teano, said to be the most beau
tiful woman In Europe.
THREE-YEAR-OLD IS
CLIH PRESIDENT,
IjONDON, March 24. The town of
Old Warden, Bedfordshire, boasts the
youngest club president in the world.
Richard Ormonde Shuttleworth,
aged 3, has just been chosen to suc
ceed his father, recently deceased,
who, for many years, was president
of tho Reading and Recreation club
of that village.
HYDE TRIAL Jl ROR
IS FOl'ND Ml RDKRED.
KANSAS CITY, March . 24.
Found In a side street with his head
battered, at the conclusion of the
trial, C. C. Shangler, a member of
the third trial Jury In the case of Dr.
H. C. Hyde, accused of killing Col
onel Thomas Swope, Is dead here to
day.
The Jury failed to agree on a ver
dict, but It Is believed the assault
was tho outcome of the trial.
ALMOND-EYED IIASEHALLISTS
COME TO AMERICA.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.
I'nder the management of Sam Hop,
the fast baseball team from the
Chinese university of Hawaii, is here
today. Tho Orientals will meet the
universities of California and Stan
ford and will play several other lo
cal teams. The visitors are said to
be a strong aggregation and have
an especially strong pitching depart
ment. They are also putting up n
great batting game, and will prove
a real Chinese puzzle for every team
they meet. The team will make a
complete tour of the l'nited States,
meeting all comers.
NEAR-GROOM IS DEAD.
i OVKLAND. March 25. With the
idate of his wedding to Miss Gene
jvleve Johnson, an Oakland society
j belle, set for a date but five days dis
tant. George Bailey, a young Oakland
'artist. Is desd here today of heart
! failure.
k . OF V. ( RADIATE
IS PAN AM I GEOlXXilST.
SEATTLE, March 2:.. Named us
jv ol ist for the Panama Canal eom
ni si-ion. D 'tut Id 1'. McDonald, gradu
al of the Cnlversity 'f Washington,
's tolav enro'i'e to the canal rone to
!e .d an e;iiv!ltion Into the Interior of
Pan. una udja-'ent to the canal. Mc
Pona! 1 ic otitly completed a geolog.
leal boundary survey of Costa Rba.
Yi n ju Ue i man not by w hat he
''rei.i's.M t, do. but by what he has
don That U the only true test.
Ch:vuli-i .i;ti' Co'ich Retnc.lv jwUed
v th stand.trd has n superior,
''t'oi'le everywhere s;naU of It in the
!i!.-Sm t,.rti o? orMse Tor ! by
:t!l doi,!s
FORMER 'FRISCO IIE1X
MISSING IX STORM RKLT.
BROOKLINE, Mass., March 25.
That Mrs. Malcolm Whitman, for
merly Jennie Crocker of San Fran
cisco, may be among the victims of
the Omaha cyclone, Is feared here to
day by her husband, Malcolm Whit
man. It is believed the former San
Francisco belle, with her two step
children, was In or near the tornado
tone on Sunday when the storm
struck. No word baa been received
from Mrs. Whitman since the storm
and today her husband sent agents
to New York to discover whether the
train on which she was traveling
stopped In the ravaged districts, or,
if possible, she and the children are
among the victims.
NOVEMBER ELECTION FOR
REFERRED MEASURES ONLY.
SALEM, March 25. According to
an opinion today by Attorney Gen
eral Crawford no constitutional
'amendments or Initiative amend
ments may be voted on at the special
election to be held on the first Tues
day after the first Monday in Novem
ber 1913. The attorney general held
that In event no referendum petitions
are filed, no special election will be
held. The election was authorized
by a resolution by Representative
Day for the purpose of referring
measures passed by the recent legis
lature to the people of the state at
large.
RCSI NESS PORTION OF
DAYTON IX DEEP WATER.
COLI'MBCS, Ohio, March 25.
(love'rnor Cox communicated Inter
mittently late this afternoon with
Dayton. He was Informed that over
half of Dayton Is under from five to
nine feet of water.
The entire commercial district Is
under water. Horses have been
drowned In the business section.
OREGON WEATHER FORECAST.
PORTLAND, March 25. Weather
forecast for Oregon: Fair tonight
and Wednesday. Heavy frost to
night. Northerly winds.
WANT FRIEDMAXX
TO COME TO OREGON.
PORTLAND, March 25. Dr. Ray
Matson, a prominent Portland phys
ician is today enroute to New York
where he will confer with Dr. Fried
niann In en endeavor to induce tho
German savant to make n trip to the
Pacific coast.
STATE TABOOES WEDDING
OF MARY AND JOHN.
SEATTLE, March 24. Mrs. Mary
Luchesi, 24, and her baby, 4, are
held by the juvenile court of this
city today, owing to her determina
tion to wed her cousin John McGreg
or, 32. The wedding being forbid
den under the laws of this stat the
two were enroute to Canada when In
tercepted at Everett. The young
woman w ho recently secured a di
vorce from her husband declares she
will outwit the courts and marry Mc
Gregor. NEED DIVERS TO
FIND INDIAN'S GOLD.
WHITE SALMON, Wash., March
25. Jake Hunt, an aged Indian, is
today'tnourning the loss of H.fii'O in
gold, which he buried in the river
bank at a point just above the North
western Electric company's dam.
After six months' absence Jake rode
in on his pony for more "chlnkamln,"
and found that his money was und.r
100 feet of water.
YIRCINTA HARNF.D WEDS.
NEW' YORK, March 23. -An
nouncement of the wedding of Miss
Virginia llarnel, the actress, and
William Courtenay, prominent New
York actor, In January, is made.
ihere. Miss Harned wag formerly the
wife of E. II. Sothern.
ii
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WIRE BRIEFS.
SALEM, March 25. The recall
has invaded church affairs. When
David Errett, for 9 1-2 years pastor
of the Christian church, learned that
a petition for his recall was being
circulated, he resigned.
PORTLAND. March 25 By
sandpapering his finger tips, a mid
dle aged, well dressed man prevent
ed the Bertillion officer securing his
finger prints. On account of grim
aces no photo could be secured. At
that the police had nothing on him
and he was released.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.
The "neighborhood souse" will have
to wear a mask hereafter. The police
commission has ordered wide doors
of thin glass In all the "suburban"
groggerles, in order that the interior
may be plainly visible to the man
or the wife on the street.
j LOS ANGELES, March 25.
'"Don't touch my new baby and go
away from here," cried Mrs. Mary
iLehmann from her bed to two in
jquisitlve cops. The cops unrolled
jthe baby's blankets and found two
demijohns of booze. The woman Is
'held on a "blind pigging" charge.
WILL TATTOOED ON HIS BACK.
California Miner Haa Tastament Placed
on Shoulder Blade.
Probably the oddest will ever drawn
by man Is that of Harry Kolilmnn. it
miner from San Bertuirdine county.
Cal.. who has bad bin Inst testanieut
tattooed lu purple Ink on his left shout
der blade
Kohimuu said he wu about lo take
n trip through the troubled regions In
Mexico, ami he wanted a will that was
Indestructible "d one that would sur
vlve robbers or tire His property is
valued ut $."iti.isi '
SUII Inflamed with the tnttooer'fc
ueedle. Kohinmn recently exhibited his
will to n few friends. There are but
fourteen words In the "document." bnt
lawyer say It Is perfectly legal. It
reads. "All my claims south of Red
Hill. Suu Bernurdlue county, to J. II
Cart-U. Kohlman."
RICH ISLANDS IN CANAL ZONE.
Tortola and Tortolita, Possessing Pean
Fnheriea, Belong to Umtad Statea.
An otUcIa' survey Is reported to have
established the fact that the Pacific
Islands of Tortola and Tortolita are a
part of the Panama ennui zone, being
within the three mile coast limit. The
tliidini: Is re'ii rded lie re us Important
as IhiiIi nt the Island have rich pearl
fisheries
The Trilled States government has
just iie'un the erection of a large
wireless plunt at the Pacific entrance
of the canal
All records were broken during the
month of February, when 108 ships
brought I.2T,7 visitors to the canal.
Tbey hare taken away so many of the,
little silver coins of Panama for sou
venlrs that there Is nt present an on
usual shortage of small change.
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THE CHAMPION HEN IS FOUND.
j Fowl Lara Three Eggs Which Weigheo
! Total of Fifteen Ounce.
HiMi- of sit coiors and breed
' thMohotit tbe roantry nrtre been out
I don bj a bia wblte Orpington pullet
owi,H by C W Fn of New Stantou.
Pa
Fox exhibited tbr eggs recently
, .aid to Id champion pullet, which
j ui"i-urHi t. trifle ivir ix Incbex In
i lewf t in-uuifereiife mid elht Inches
; lii i:ritM The i-onibiiied weight of
; h. three ee w nfteon ounces.
WOMAN' (LAMRERS DOWN
EIGHT STORY FIRE ESCAPE.
! PORTLAND, March 2L--Dr. E. I
jVanAlstine. a woman physi.-ian,
calmly clambered down the fire ea- j
cape from the eighth story of the De-
jkum building, when a fire, supposed-j
ly of incendiary origin, that broke
!out In the basement, filled the halls I
iand stairways with volumes of chok
1 IriK, black smoke. '
The First National Bank
Of Southern Oregon
CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND
UNDIVIDED PROFITS $100,000
A Mi-onit bank. rqulppiMl to h.imlle nil !.n,n ,e of commercial
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I V C WIImIpi " "l- L L. GILKEY. r ashler.
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ITALIANS I) E EE AT
ARARS WITH HEAYi LOSS-
Tripoli, March 25. Killing 220
and wounding many more, a big
Italian force defeated a band of
Arabs near here, according to a re
port here today. The Italian loss
was 24, with. 132 wounded.
PATENT MONOPOLY
STRENGTHENED RY t OLRT-
WASHINGTON, March 24.
Slightly strengthening the patent
monopoly established for patentees
by Its recent decision in the Dick
mimeograph case, the federal su
preme court affirmed today a decis
ion of the Illinois federal court in
warding damages for patent infringe
ment on a gas heater. The lower
court denied the right to the Fair
store of Chicago to sell the heaters
at a les9 price than the patentees
fixed.
CHEN ARRESTED FOR
KILLING R LA NTH GORDON.
LEWISTON, Idaho. March 24.
Frank Chena Is under arrest today
charged with having shot Blanche
Gordon, an inmate of the restricted
district.
Mining Blanks at Courier office.
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