rVtSAMV DAttV DKMOtitAT, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, I9U
PAO '
Marriage License
Wlllard J. Chambrrlaml, 28, of Lai
Angles, ..n.l I 11. .I., I.. James, 23, ul
Albany, wrrr granted a lirrtur to
marry today. Mr. Chamberlain is a
forest ctaiunlnifiit, ant Miss Janira a
luval bookkeeper.
READ OUR WANT API
DR. TOEL
ELECTRO-THERAPIST
AND
ELECTRO-SURGEON
DALLAS, ORE
SUITE 10
DALLAS NATIONAL BANK
From '' a. in to IJ noon, 2 to 5 p m.
7 to 8 p. m , Sunday 10 n I p. m
Specialties:
CANCERS
AND
TUMORS
No knllt (ltd Ion ol blood. No
plasters and pain for houn or day.
DISEASES OF
WOMEN
N08E, THROAT,
LUNGS,
SKIN
CONSULTATION FREE
VALESKA SURATT TftNIGHT
IN "A NEW YORK PEACOCK"
Another superb Win. Vox play i
ili' attraction (or tonight and Satur
day at the Kolfc theatre. Vox films
always giurantrr a K"" story, acted
by the hrtt actors n. ainiil the most
lavish ol icttintfi. The story of to
tiipihtt production on interesting
onr, featuring thr fUmou actress,
Valeska Sural!, and Harry Millard.
Mill Marlain ((Harry Milliard),
comet In New York to put ..truii... a
$1,(UMU) war contract for Ul father
(Kric Maync). He ii iteerrd to a ,;.nu
blinu house wlierc Zt-ua (Valaska Su
ratt)' causes I'H" to lute the $100,0.)
he if mi lit with him to clinch the
deal. Then ilic falls in love with tic
victim.
Hilly, father comes to rccuc him.
Zenu trici her puwer on the older
man, hoping to restore Hilly' lussev
Itilty find MM and his father in hcf
aiM'jrtiucnt. He revile her for hff
treachery and rrturm home with hit
father. Finding the only man she
ever lor lost to her Zcna imt hi r
old life and home in rlajiair.
DON'T "BE A DULL MAN. COUSINS OF THE CRAB. tWEttW
LABOR LEADER OP COLO
RADO GOES RACK TO MINK
(liy United 1'reti)
lenver, April 12 -John R. Ijwkhi,
thr labor Iradei who rai convicted
of murder in connection with the I.u.l
lou ituai-rr a while hack, today k'hc
up In- place at a leadei, donnrd over
alU, fiaei a miner's lamp to his cap,
liouhlered his looU and went tloun
into a little mine in the Krrdrrirkhtirg
district to earn liU living otn'e more
digKing coal.
I.awson rime up from ihc rank
lletwa a memlier of the intf-rnatoinat
council of the United Minr Wofkctt.
lie turned down a soft job with the
union w hen hi term expired the other
dav and went to work.
Look the List
Over
If you are interested call and get our
pricaa.
WINDOW CLASS. ALL SIZES
VARNISH STAINS. ENAMELS
PHOENIX PURE PAINTS
SHEEP DIP STOCK TONIC
POULTRY POOD
and a new aad up-to-date line of
Wall Paper. WE BUY RIOHT
wtll SELL KIOHT.
Burkhart & Lee
Albany, Oregon
Go Fishing !
only a few milrs away. Oregon's fin
est Ttout Fishing
Mckenzie River
. Upper Willamette
Siutlaw River
and many other streams
Low Week End Rates
on salt SaturVUiy and Sunday Return
on Monday
Ask agent for a copy of
"Fishing Bulletin
containing map of Western Oregon,
latest reports from U.S. forest rang
ers and fishermen
JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Portland, Oregon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
"PORTLAND irOSK FESTIVAL, JUNE IS, If It"
And Don't Hava to 9my "I Didn't
Think, sr "I Didn't Rsaliia."
"Tba dull until la a bad man." sal
Arnold tidiiuvtt In tb Wotnan'a tfoma
Ciiiiipunlou. "You way My that Lba
dull uiau alua by waul of tUvught i nth
r tbau with Uitantloii, uuconacloua-
ly ralbri than oumtoualy. iVrhapa.
i i ttiMt i aa not ti'aatn lba .1I ba
niMra If I gal out f au automobile
and eareh'Msly bang the door of It ba-
hlud ui aiul raKb your Quger lu the
dixit "ii buvltig remained lu tbv car,
aud leave It taugut there )uur : uy
wou't oa It-aa u ulr Lvcuuiw I, through
uot looking hehhal rn either bcfoi-r or
after I hanged tbv duor. uu uuawars)
of It. Nor will juur reaentiuantagalaat
Ml ha any tbv Iraa either. .
Mruply to uy '1 iiaver rtn il.i-O' La
it- i au eutlrt'ly autlaractury vk uh.
I'll- ought to rvalisU. The luiltlt of
iit realizing grourg Uf u i tbau aliuoat
any other buhlt. und It la very eomfort
ahle. aud It aavea a lut of trouble -ti
giMMll!, Hut It I to Iw coudeniueU.
Vet If a uiun I ahiMilutely rlult. If
he k utterly irlthoiit Imagination, bow
an he realle, how ran be put liluiHelf
lu thu other mau' place? In he not to
bt pltletl Instead of uuathematbutn
An to that, 1 will tall you aoine-
thlng. Tberu la no aueb Hraon uh tb
altnolutety dull man. the man ahao
lutely without liuuulnntiou Kvery-
ImmJ haa aouia gift of luiiigluatlou.
everylody can aueeetil lu putting him
self, to eertalu extetit. lu the other
man'e plnte And few !ieotk. If any.
1 ' r f"i mi thla f' it ai often or aa com
pielfly aa tbry uilght da"
OUR SENSE OF MOTION.
And an Caplanation of Soma Railway
Train Delutiona.
w in n you alt lu u inovLjig tralu dik
ing out of I he wlmlow It appeai-a aa
though Ilia flfida. the telegraph polM
and CTtO thing elae outvide werv wor
log lnatra'1 of you. Thla Is I e .i -1 nur
nly Idrua of motion aie airlvel at by
aSBMjrtoosj, Tbe fait Ibal neither ou
HOT the M'ats oT the ear uor auy ultirr
part of the hi. V of tbe ustf la tluiiujE-
inc itN ' -ii: u loafla you to the oiu
nloii that i In- tbmgi otitalde tbe enrnre
noVkuj
If )ou were to pull lowu all tho cur
talna aud the trnlu were mgklug no
unUe at all you would not think that
anything waa movlug. saya the Bok
uf Wotidcra It would apear a
thotigb oii were motionless Just aa
ever) t bin b In the ear appeari ao
hen you turn then to tin window
and lift the curtain you carry lu tbe
' .i k of your mind tbe ldn of belug at
rext, aud that U what makea It apiwor
M though fhe tlelda and everything
ouulde wen moving lu au oppoalto dl-rei-tlou.
Thla In fmrtlculiirly uotleeahle when
you are In a train lu a station, with
another I ruin on tbe OeSl track. There
la a seiiae Of rnotU.n If one of the
tralua only I moving, ami you feel that
It is the otuei tralu. becuuao you trc
aurrouuded by ohjecta In the car wblcb
are at rent If the delusion happens to
U' turned the other way It will gpptAT
aa though you are-moving and tbe
other la atlll.
The Little ftuge Vou OfUn Find Unde
a Decayed Log.
Kvi ry out has mU the einlous little
flat gray creature Ibal mttftf out of
eight wheu you HO a ! . l log ur a
moaa ioerel tttotti lu the ayuodg or
near tbe water. They aro tbe arma
dillldui, or LboikmIn of the genu on)
m olgea. t-ouiwitly t-gllod tbe uima
dlllo. bow lu and pt'l Img
They are realf not buf at nil, but
crustueenfi or -i. : . i ..im uf the
rruh, with glllN provided with air tutaja
uot unlike Hie air tOUM thiongh uhleh
In-' hreathe all over their lay. A
favorite food of frog, tonrirt at.d sale
ruuiiileia, the 1H bug ltelf sulaaiats
largely on deeaylug segetiihle injtter.
and aoiue lellev It to ti a uteful
aeurenger.
AcTorillug to the oologk-.il Ho let j
lltilletlu. the name arnntlil!o wiih glv
en It i " ' ii e of 114 hrii!i when die
turned of rolling Ifeelf up Into a hall,
aa the mauiiiiul of Kouih 1 tianit doeo,
hut the eiutuie:ni b Blirw4eV than
tin maiunijil, for. wberiMM tbe urina
dlllo never uneuhs when Ii I eaugU) or
frightened -and tbarefore lu alie I of
ten serves na Ita own rou (ting p in In
the oveoa if aqOatotinl (rounCriM the
pill hug after rolling h eir up OJUfJ or
twu-o und dlwuvei tuf Ihnl It hi Mill In
the pivneuee or linger will glvg u; the
useleNN Btrutugim and trv tu mut.e oft
Uiiiioileed.
GOT A FURTHER REWARD.
Just Had to Find It
Tb averaitv furelgnrr can' rarvly
eomprcbend tlit groKmpldeal atea of
the Doited Btates. aa traa quite fully
Illustrated by tbe RiiEllsliinan and Ilia
ralet wbo had berii traTellng due areat
from Boston for Ave da ' At the end
of tbe fifth day master und srrvaut
were seated In tbe smoking car. nnd H
waa observed that tbe man was guaiog
steadily and thoughtfully out of the
wJsmIow. Finally bis ,tmtaulon be
came curious William." aalil hp. "of
what are you tinukin ..
"I waa Just tblnklnu. sir, alxuit the
discovery of namrrlre)," replied the
ealet. Oilumlin didn't do such a
woydcrful thlug. after nil., wbta be
found tbla country, did be. now. alrr
Ilafter hall's aid on' done, ow could
'a 'elp lt?"-EverylHly"a.
Pulling an Elephant's Teeth.
Ierhae tin greaiest dcttlnl operation
on word was palfmand some ears
una upon an elephant In the t'lty of
Mciico The aching toili was twelve
In. lies long and uiinauivil fourteen
tncbea round the root. After lba ani
mal bad IsH'ii securely fastened with
rhalua Ida innjitb waa pried open and
a quantity of cociiluc applied to deaden
the pain. When this was done a hole
was bored through the tooth and an
lion bar luacrted Then n roie waa
twisted around the bar. and four
horses were .attached thereto to drag
the offending molar out I. on, u,n Ttt
Itita.
Humpback Salmon.
During a humpback salmon year the
Indiana Journey for miles to tbe
streams wbare the species ssiwu and
there nialntnln amis for wka to dry
and smoke the succulent tlsh.
So lras,rtatit do they rcirnrd this flah
that they dale time by them, calling
the htimplack snlnnm veer Us da
aqtw" after their nam for tlie aficclaa
Iturtng "oft" years the tnd'aua con
tent tbemsnlxeH with stag salmon and
aliera from ne essit;. .New York San
Jehn Adama Objactsd.
John Adama while president In Thll
adelphta refused to approve the cele
bration of vVashlnirtnn's birthday on
the ground, sa he afterward said, that
It waa a alight upon the highest official
of the laud to honor thna a private cttl
sen
Van Suppa, His Opars "Fstinitza and
His Lavish Publishsrs.
Iimik rou Mipi-c. fuiuous us uu op
eretta eomisiMer. wIi.sm- "1'utinllz.i" Is
pcrhas best known of all bis works,
bred badly in tbe i ii dhisasii
of It.
Krans, then a Vienna publisher, pur
chased tbe I'iec la-lore It lml ' n
proilueerl. isiylug Vou Buftpt the eajprv
nl. nl of f ISO. The success of tlx- work
was enormous. Tbe faminjs o! ; . i ,.M
ultxa" march U still a not unfamiliar
uumlier lu tbe taiivty liouses. Ittrtrn
ed thotisaiHts, undoubtedly humlrvda of
thousands, of gulden for tl.o irubllhbera.
Ubeu It had gulie quite a way IJlMja
Ita career Von Ku.tsa wrote a lailite
letter to the isibllshees suggrstiiifc that,
lu view of the vcri MBall sum oriKiual
Iv ibbIiI him ami tbe amount wblcb tbe
oH-r.i tiad isinieil for them, they might
think thai - ur further rcunl was
not Qodeurrved !' hiui
In a few days Vou S.;psr reo.
an equally isrlite letter from the "iuIi
lishs thanking hiui for U IMtaA
tutoig t lust I bey Qalta agreed with hie
stunlitit and further sevtaaj tbttt tt-e
lu-an r Msaggbl with liiiu it Imi of bgaja
i.. liw cbuke cigars which tbe .Inn
IioishJ Von Siin'.v Mould accept t.itb
tbelr best comiilimeiitH. -Argonaut.
Halsctiftg ww, Brokar.
In the .Womaji's Home CotnfanltJjbb
llurokl Uowlaud has uu article pari
tied "The VVoCaatl Whu Wants lo In
vest." lu which be says:
'A good, brokci Ls us vauable to tbe
iuteudiug Investor as a good docti r to
i presuiu wtily iiniuteiullug - hivalkL
Tbe broker knows tbe business, lie la
steeiied lu tbe facta of tbe work! of
io
Here Are the
Garments You
Like
The spVing season is still before 70a
and then cornea the summer. . If you
' buy your suit or coat now 70a will be
able to get the full value out of your
apparel this season.
We can show you excellent selections
in either "Palmer" or "Printieaa" gar
ments, many of them reproduced mod
els from Paris foremost deaignes.
WAISTS. SKIRTS, PETTICOATS
MIDDIES and CHILDREN8 WEAR
CAN BE SEEN in LARGE VARIK-TIES
Bake Your Bread
and bring it in before 830 p. m. tomorrow
evening
Bring in alo your Recipe and Reason
ZALK 7ALUZS
HAMELTONS1
i
a a s. a a a. a
f ff f f f
WORTH WHILE
. stssw o- a. a. .
rfevffi
Spend Da in Albany
Rev, and Mrs. D. II. I.ecch return
ed lat niiht from Albany, where they
(lassed the day with old friends. Rcv.
I.ecch also uiiiciatcd at the Audi rjon
iioilicii nuptials in Albany late yes
terday afternoon. CorvallU Gazette
Times. Case in Supreme Court
Attorney Mark Wcathcrforil and
ttorney Gale Hill were in Sajcr 1 yci
tcrday making arguments before thc
Mipreme court in the case of Pasatoa
vs Grove. It is a personal injury suit
in which Weathcrford & Wcath-rford
appear ior the plaintiff and Hi'l ur.d
Mark., ior tlie defendant.
gher, Ur. Bill Lenn. Mr. Will Lind-ey.
Mr. J. P. Stearns. Mr. Vincent Stokes.
Mr. I'eder Sorenson, Mr. W. J. Win
sley. C. H. STEWART, P. Uf
Advertised Letters
The following is a list of the :.! tr
ied letters in "Ihc Post office at Al-
lany. Oregon, April y.iyi:
Mr. K. U Allen. Mrs. Wm. Earl
Illake. Mrs. Eda Fox. Mr. J. J: Galla-
ig B.lls.
The big bell at M. weighs
tons, sml oel III sl- comes a Itv
bell arelgbhag tlT tons.
Impatience and pride hare destroyed
more souls than w'ekr-.lRes. Maaalnl
nuance, Ula Judgment la traluod
study and experience aud oliservat
Ula mh ic,. Is BTortb having. -
"But be sure be is a good broker.
There are charlatans aud coutldvtue
men even among stockbrokers, though
the proportion is not nearly ao high as
tbe novelists of 'high auauce' would
have us believe, lie as careful lu pick
ing out your liroker aa in aelecilug
your lawyer ; our doctor. Your
chance of gettiug a good one If you uie
equally careful is quite as good."
She Told Him.
An ludlnuapulis uiie took uue of her
children to n thronl sicclnllst. Tbe
specialist looked lulu the Juvenile
throat.. "Tousiii MHrly taken out." he
declared crisply "Hare to be done
orcr agalu '
Then followed a brief explanation of
the reason why the offending tonsils
shuuld be attended to agalu. "Who did
this wurkV asked the doctor, hl- fuce
assuming a keenly professional sir aa
though be must know wbo had .-.-
thus derelict In his profession
"Ton did." amid the mother, with a
smile. And the doctor smiled too
Indianapolis News.
New Light en an Old Subject.
Home of the engravings found 1 y Kor-
ret Ranger Sullivan in recently uncov
ered ruins of New Mexico and Arlsons
sre said to lend u strong support to
the eta 1X0 of t'lilin-se flironlcler Hui
Men. who lived In the sixth century.
that North America was known to the
Chinese under the name of Fitsang oH
rVs.i It wan sard to be n continent
lyiug 0,5tH mfi.s lo tin- east of Asia.
He s'l'd tli.il live Buddhist priests sail
id from China lo Fusii. landing In
what Is now Mexico, where they taught
their religion to the natives anil built
temples.
Well Defined.
Tbe class In siietllng waa aaked to
state tbe difference between "results"
and "consequences "
One bright eyed little miss it-plied.
Uranlta are what yon exect and i-on
acquencce are what yon get "-t'oun-try
flentlemau
Philadelphia.
Before tbe city of Philadelphia re
eelvetl Its present jianie the site was
known to the lndinus by lite name
'Cimquaunnek.' wltleh to ttn-m meant
"the grove of tall plnce.
Her Penalty.
Hr bis vonr father object to ray
staying so late? She-No: pa says It
eerren me right for lelng In when Ton
rail. Bnatr.ii Transcript.
9 9
TANGENT NEWS '
9 OP LOCAL INTEREST 3
9
.Tarlgent. Or.. April 12. Miss Hed
viti Anderson went to Harrisburg Sat
urday to visit with the Misses Tag
gart for a few days.
Miss LeVille Wood of the Corvallis
high school, visited in Tangent and
the country near by the first ot the
week.
Mrs. G. W. Cochran who has been
vUmm. with the familv of her son
J. C. Cochran for file past two weeks
returned to her home in Harris burg.
Saturday.
T. C. Morgan. Mrs. Speer and dau
ghters, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Shroder and
others took the 1 :20 ocloclc train for
Albany Saturday.
Mrs. II. F. Wood of Corvallis viait-
ed at the home ot her father and mo
ther. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scott, W
Sunday.
Jesse Moses and wife of Alsea now
live in Tanzent; he is .employed my
the S. P. Company at present.
Clarence Bunnell has moved from
Tangent to the farm near by.
Farmers are becoming restless over
the continued boisterous weather
which is causing a delay ra farm work.
The young gram now begins to look
quite green and is making quite s
vigerous growth, but it still looks very
small for this time of the year Far
mers succeeded in getting most of
their plowing done during tbe fine
weather in February which s few dry
days would be in condition for seed
ing. Fruit trees of all kinds are very
slow about leafing out. whicb looks
bke early cherries and berries will be
scarce for a while yet. All kinds of
stork still have to be fed and feed is
glowing scarce which wilt mark s
hardship with many fanners if tbe
weather does not clear np :
THE CLOTHCRAFT STCTRE IN THIS TOWN
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CLOTHCRAFT
Clothes $12 to $25
SERGE SPECIALS
"5130" Blue, $16.50
"6130" Grey, $16.50
"4130" Blue. $2000.
"3130" Grey. $2000
Made by
The Joseph At Fciss Co.
Cleveland
Brains, hands, eyes,
knives, needles, shears,
wheels, bobbins
these, working with
unbelievable speed and
precision, make your
Cloth eraft suit.
Every operation
studied and perfected
and standardised un
til it's no wonder that,
through scientific
tailoring, Clothcraft
Clothes (ready-to-wear)
yield the utmost in fit,
looks and wear that
can be given men and
young men at moder
ate prices.
The Blain Clothing Co.
Leading Clothiers for Men and Boys
THE CLOTHCRAFT STORE IN THIS TO