KINDLY ItONI) IS
SPUN HV WOMAN
Honpitulity Houhch for Poor
Mexicans HrinKH Appret'l
utionM From Other.
KI. I'AHO, Trim, With sympathy
unil understanding at Ita masonry, an
Intangible International bridge it be
ing coiittructcd hire by Mrs. Geor
gia II. Ilurllnicluim, wife of Lloyd
llutlingham, American consul ut Sal
ine Out, Mexico.
Mn. Iturliiiirhnm It the director uf
hr hoipitility home ili.it ! malutain
xl on the American side uf the Kio
Grande by ihr national lioard uf thr
Young Wnmau'a f hriatlan aaaoriation
Thi IhMitutiun hclpt the new Immi
graula Into the United Ktnlca ftom
Mexico e-ecially the womrn and
chlldri n- liy inking cars of ihclr liunk
checks, finishing tlii-m with llta of
rrli.ililr boirding houses, anil provld-
in them with a place to rent In while
their paatporta are being arranged
for.
F.ffort hat been made to interest
Mexican officiate In Juarn lo co-op-erair
with the American authoritivi
in takinic rare of thr new anlvala
her. It it reported of all thr Juarez
official, that hav been approached
o f ir, none haa refuted to aid in tha
work. The underlying plan
brinir thr two countriea to a rioter
understanding.
DID YOU EVER
USE SLOAN'S?
Keep It hnmly tu promote prompt
relief from rheumatic
palne and achre
II"N vol iov what Sloan's
I inunrnt will do, as thouaamtt
men and wnnirn tlie world
over kn-w, u i. iio, will keep it handy
You will us; ll for thoae "twinges of
rhrurnilu." for relieving that lame
back, nil:te stiffness and Sure neat,
aches, all t-wta ul exirriul paint, and
cap it'ire aftrrinatha.
O ily .ilci a luilc, applied willful
ruSViar. Son prnrttaUt, seattering
the cotif -ttion, brinKing mrrriful relief
to t ie t inching, lumping part.
Three sites J.V., 7uo. tl 40. Any
c?ruits'it hat it. If not. we'd like to
know mt name
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
iars Cream Api
Keller ea Head
Colds at Once.
If yuur nostrils are clogged and yourl.
need is stuffed and tou can't breathe
freely 1 -realise of a eo.il or catarrh, Jutl
get a until bottle uf Kly't Cream Halm
at any drug store. Apply a little of
this Ir-'irrsiit, sntltrtitio rrram into
your i.fstnla and let It penetrate
through every sir psttsgv of your head,
soothing and healing the Inflamed, ewid
len uiueinis memhrsue and you g t lu
slant relief.
Aht how good It feels. Yuur nos
trils are open, your head Is elesr, no
tuure hswking, snuffling, blowing-, no
moro brsdsctie, dryness or struggling
for bresth. Klv's Cream llshu is just
what sufferers from bead colds au-1 cav
larrb need. It's a delight.
Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
aya we eant look or feel right
With tha system full
of polsona.
Millions of folks bathe Internally
now Instead nf loading their system
with drugs. "What's an Inside bathT"
you Bay. Well, It la guaranteed to per
form miracles If you could believe
these hot water enthusiasts.
There are vast number of mon and
women who, Immedlatoly upon arising
In the morning, drink a glass of real
hot water with a teaapoonful of lime
stone phosphate In IL This Is a very
xcellont health moaauro. It la In
tended to flush the stomach, liver, kid
. neya and the thirty feet of Intestines
' of the previous day's waste, sour bile
i(and Indigestible material left over In
tha body which If not eliminated every
day, become food for the millions of
bacteria which Infest the bowols, the
quick result la poisons and toxins,
which are thon absorbed Into the blood
causing headache, bilious attaoka, fou
breath, bad taste, colds, stomach trou
ble, klilnoy misery, alooplcssnesa, Im
pure blood and all aorta of ailments.
Peoplo who feel good one day and
badly tho next, but who simply can
not get fooling right are urgort to
obUlo a quarter pound of llmostone
phosphate at tho drug atore. Thla
will coat Tory llttlo but la sufficient
to mako anyone a real crank on the
subject of Internnl sanitation.
Just as aojip and hot wotor act on
t, at,in einnnalnir. awofltcmlng and
freshening, so limestone phosphate and
hot wator act on the atomnch, Ilvor,
kidneys and bowols. It Is vastly moro
Important to bathe on tho Insldo than
on tho outsldo, bocause the akin po'os
kio not absorb Impurltlca Into we
blood, while the bowel pores do.
PORTLAND WINS
GREATVICTORY
I. t. C. Det iHion Meann
Shipment of (Jrain Down
Columhiu Itiver
WASHINGTON, Jm. 8- l'urtlnml
'-time out victorioui Wedneaday in thr
main laaui-s of thr Portland rata re
in a tentative report niailu liy exam-im-rt
of thi' inti rUte comiiicr'-e com
filiation tu that body.
Class rates from points in ihr in
l.iiiil empire aojlh of I he Nil. ike river
i Portland and Vancouver were
found unju-t Insofar a they exceed
ratet to Astoria, Senile and Tacoma
durrd by certain differentials, and
commodity ralea to I'ortlnnd from
ointa in lha aame territory were
found unjuit luaufur at they rxceed
HO per ceni of the ratet to Astoria,
Tacoma and Seattle.
Would Consolidate Lines
NKW YORK, Jan. 8 Compulsory
consolidation of the railroadt into
s few great corporation! beforr they
ret irn to private control, with the
public and labor, at well at cipital,
nrcaented In the management of the
yilem, wa advocated tonight by I)i-ctor-Gcneral
Hinei In an address
iM-fure the New York City liar a:o
ciation. REDSKINS EAT
AND THEN STARVE
Great Feast Held in Which
all Food is Stowed away
Hard Times Follow
CORDOVA, Alaska, A play, B(
dance and a featt, winding up a tea-
ton of plenty, was n-sponaible for Hie
near extermination of the Quigilhngok '
tribe of natives latt winter and spring
according to John II. Kilbick, super
intendrnt of schools for the Kuikok- '
wim river district. The famine fol
lowing the fcaat, Mr. Kilbuck said
in hit annual report to the Bureau of
the featt, Mr. Kilbuck said in hit an- '
nual report to thr Ilureau of Educa
tion, ca jscd the deaths of at least 42
of the natives, and would have wiped
out the entire clan had not muttion
aries come to the rescue with a meag
aupply of food.
The tribe, Mr. Kilbuck said, stored
up great quantities of fish during the
summer and fall seasons. In cele
bration of their good fort ine, they in
vited other tribes to attend a "kuv
gagyagag", featured by a play, a
'white man's dance" and the giving
ot to0ii- Wnn il w" 111 ovcr.
the guests wrre millionaires in the
currency of the section, while the
hosts were paupers.
It will b years, Mr. Kilbuck de
clares, before the Quillingokt recover
from the effects of their generosity.
Haker Business Makes
New Buildings Rise
linker, Jan. 8 Upon dUcovering
that ita butinesa for 1919 was 33 1-3
per cent larger than during 1918, the
Basche-Sage company announced to
day that lis need for additional ware
house acfilitics will be filled next
spring by the ronsturction of 1,000
feci of floor space in an addition to
the big warehouse near the 0. W, R.
& N. depot
Plans for tho addition have been
taken toward construction, pending
further arrangements.
BAKER, Jin. 7. That Bukcr pco
pie are wealthier by $500,000 this yen :
han they were at the beginning of
1918 is indicntcd by the annual re
ports of the three local banks com
piled today. This increase is shown
y the deposits which hnve grown rap
dly throughout the whole year.
163 Miles Paving
Laid Season of 1919
SALEM The state highway com
mission, in the construction of roads
and bridges during the year 1919 ex
pended a total of $(1,811,335.82.
A total of 318 miles of paving was
under contract, of which 1(13 miles
hnve been completed. Approximately
218 miles, or 43 per cent, remain un
finished. Of the 316 miles of rocking and
gravel contracted 107 miles have been
completed. Grading contracts award
ed totaled 825 miles, of which 270
miles have been completed.
NEW HAIR after BALDNESS
IF VOU trt Inalnl hair, bam dandruff, or trt
bald. I.t II b hiiiiwa Uial KOTALKO, ennlalli
Int tsaultt tar til tint oUisr iMI.nl Inirtdl
tnlt. la woiMlriltillr .iii-rM.riil. For m.n. aiwwn.
rtilldrtn. Hair frtwt. dan.lnjn- allmtnalnl In
many ratn wlwn all .im fallMl. Saoii nran
A.NTF.R and mnfMy-rrfinwl offrr. n.l t bol at
anr bu.r eiiamiarvi or aao4 10 caau lor ' -of
Una ol KOtALKO at
J. B. Brltlala, lab. Stalk t. New Vera, N, Y,
"GOOD OLD DAYS" RECALLED
Century O'd Ledger Unearthed In
Marietta, 0., Makee Borne Rather
Intereetlng Reading.
Miirlelln. (., In 1707 paid ilUII.M
for the uiuliili-iiuiire of the govern
ment, according to a ledger Jual
liniutlit to light from Ita biding pluve
of tunny years.
Ih-eeuiher 2H. 17trT. was the date of
the nrst entry In the book. His years
later Ohio became a stute.
1'Iih piiiinlv al thut finis, vii three
timet as III rue us It Is toduy. The tax
diiplliiitv showeil a totiil of tl.SIO. In
the territory nlloiied to Wunhlnu-tnn
' r 1
Miirteita. Ciilllpolla. Ml.l.lli lnn, Adiims. L I
WHterford. Huli-ui and llelh-prra nowJ"
lli lpre. 1 r J
Hlx riilli-rtnre were BHiliiled. with J J
hriiiii-nrters In Mnrletta, and Ihete I
men iiiude lln-lr rounds In ihe "wild
In ml" at the rlk of their Uvea for a T J
m;e of Ill.V). ludlaiis surrounded the . J
roiimy, and In some liiatanrea the rib !
liiKi-a, ao the tax rollei'tor was often t
lueky to n-turn "hody whole." !J 1
in liii-i. nreorning in I lie lenrer. in
dlatrb-t wns divided Into nine sei-tlnns,
Intlend of six, and nine rnlleetor
Mere rhoaen. Naini-a of the men are
given and their plurrs of retldeiiee.
The coiiiinlHslon ehote a b-isrd of
Ihree meiiitiers and named a chairman
In Ihul )eur.
M-i-tlm.- were field at the home of
Jnti.h '. I.timiln, a Itevolutlonnry
wnr hern, mid a member of the nriglnn
(thin roiuinny which settled lu Mari
etta. Ihe first town In Northwest ter
ritory. Judgi-a received 73 cents a day
whenever they worked on the bench,
the ledger records show. There were
quarterly sessions and a Judge for
each aeanlnn. Klx cen Is a mile was
paid a Judge for each mile traveled. ,
Ihe foreman nf the grand Jury re-celvs-d
Vl rents a day and the Jurymen
'M cents and 8 cents a mile for travel
to and from court.
IHahursements for advertising In
Atlantic coaat and New Kngland town
is ers are mentioned Id the ledger,
showing advertising was a necessity Id
that day.
Reuman'an Military Men Dandles.
The Koutuanlan. at least the city
resilient, la extremely fond of per
fume, erented soap, rouge, cosmetics
and other artlflclnl aids to beauty.
This applies not only to tha women
but to Ihe men.
The average young Itoumnnlan
anny otTlrs-r la scented, powdered,
rouged and often. It la aahl, corseted !
Ills habits mark him for a good deal
of raillery on Ihe part of foreign offi
cer and visitors. In fires he Is as
faultless as a Ib-aa Ilruinrael and In
manner as polite as a Ird Che - r -
neiu. ne is seen ai nis nesi on nninr
duy or Hundny afternoon on the
false Victoria (tha Fifth avenue of
ItuchsreNt).
Dressed In a sky-blue uniform, gaud
ily tilmmed with red. high patent
leather boots with silvered spurs that
clink muxlcnlly aa he walks, glisten
ing sword at side, white kid gloves and
many military decorations, he makes
a striking figure.
Answered the Purpose.
The assignment In the Kngllsh com
position class at Srlplo waa the sup
plying of the feminine equivalent term
when the teacher gave out the mas
culine term. All waa going lovely,
duke with the answer duchess, mar
quis and marchioness, but "lord
brought nonnawer until Johnnie stum
bled ifn to his answer out of his every
day vocabulary "lordy."
New Use for Photography.
The gns meters In New York are to
be read by photograph. Meter readers
employed by the gas company will he
equipped with small enmeraa which tit
over the Indicator on the meter. Im
pressing a button light Is thrown on
tho dlnl and exposure marie, showing
Ihe amount of gus consumed since the
Inst photograph.
Rsopenlng Irish Copper Mines.
The old copper mines of Ardinore.
In County Wnterfnrd, Ireland, are to
stnrt working agnln. Engineers stnte
Hint the cliff still posaeiases rich lodes
nf copper ore, and the Drumm hills
hnve workable deposits of coal. It l
prnMsed to stnrt work at once with
SOU men.
Easy for Papa.
Little Joe's father hnri died and
after the funeral Joe called hla moth
er nnd asked:' "Mnmma. where Is
dnddy?" "In heaven, dear," his
mnmmn replied. Joe exclaimed : "Oh,
gee, ain't Hint nice; he can see all
the ball gntnea free." Chicago Amer
ican. Puzzled at Sink's Thirst
My little daughter, after watching
me pour a bucket of water Into the
sink and seeing It dlsnpnenr. snld:
"Oh, daddy, does the sink drink
water, too?" Chlrngo American.
Spain Wants Cotton,
To encourage cotton raising In
Spain the government will give ensh
nrlzes to the foremen nnd laborers
who most distinguish themselves In
Its cultivation.
To Be Expected.
"The doctor pronounced It a ense of
anto-lntoxlcntlon. '
"I ilon't wonder with the supply I
saw pnilcr the bnck sent of his car.
Noisy Eruption.
From B story; "Tells of Joy nrte-
slsjned np his throat." Boston Trsn
script.
I
25 Percent
to
50 Percent
Reduced
LADIES SUITS
Qz
jV
M
To close out the remaining numbers and clear the hangers for new spring stock,
we have made an extraordinary price reduction of
mj
Jfi
Of
Ql
3J
This gives you an unusual opportunity to cut the H. C. L. Only a limited num
ber of these stylish models left. Make an early selection and a liberal saving.
Lot
: $1.79
No,
Reduced
Prices
On Coats
M.Sternber
1 ijijtijjj.jijijijjjij 1J1J
Contract Collies Turn
To French Opera
PARIS, Chinese contract laborers
brought here dtring the war have
given a play in the Noirt theater for
the benefit of French War Orphans.
Most of the men were illiterate
when they tame to work behind the
fighting fronts. They learned to read
their own language and are making
progress in French under Y. M. C. A.
institutions.
Bananas and Water
Weigh Down Marine
ATLANTA, Ga. "Plenty of ban
anas washed down with a couple
qtarts of Water."
This was the weight-biulding pres
cription which a friend gave to Frank
Shipp, of Columbus, just before he ap
plied for enlistment in the United
States Marine Corps here.
Shipp is no havyweight, and he
feared that he would not pass the !
examination. So he filled up On ban- I
anas ana water, ine meaicat oincer ,
feared Shipp had dropsy. He was sa j
swelled around the equator that the
doctor thought he had swallowed a
watermelon whole.
Shipp confeased to the bananas and
w;iter, but after the swelling went
down he was found to be heavy enough
and was enlisted.
CMor Friftnrii Finest
Large Business
Among the industries 01 tnis sec
. . . ....
tion which Is assuming immense pro
nnrtinni la ihe Sutherlin Fruit Prod-
r I
ucts Co., of Sutherlin, which rebuilt
the plant of the old Everfresh Co.,
INFLUENZA'
starts wilh a Cold
Kill tha Cold,
At th. first"'
nn tan
1 ILL'S
CASCARAk$PN,NI
Standard cold ramtdy foe JO yttrt
lttca V- ' a a coU In U
hoora rturvat erip Is J OJjrl.
Mcnar bac II It lana. ina
op with Mr. Kills
picture.
AI All Craw JSJrae
sv -X .
HV i. l T-iTN.
January Sale
-OF-
1-4 to 1.-2 off
ON LADIES' WINTER SUITS
SALE ON MILLINERY
Classed Into Three Lots
Lot
No. 2
$2.49
LADIES SHOP
after the fire of last year and got
back into the game in time to handle
the 1919 fruit crop of the Sutherlin
valley.
According to a statement made by
Manager Frank J. Norton of the Friit
Products Co.. the concern's aggregate
business in the past season totaled
over $175,000.
Wolf, Fox, Lyon, Bear
Enlist in Marines
BUFFALO, N. Y. Special "Wolf,
Fox, Lyon," called the sergeant as
he ushered three recruits into the
Marine Corps Recruiting office here.
"It souds like a menagerie," said
the recruiting officer to the sergeant.
"Do you think -we're signing up ani
mal acts for a circus?"
"No, sir," replied the sergeant, "but
i (jiood Used Cars
FORD One ton Truck Excellent shape, just overhauled, re
painted. Electric lights, storage batter, a real bargain.
Don't fail to see this one. Hurry.
CADILLAC Touring ear A real bargain, new paint, tires
almost new, perfect mechanical condition, absolutely
guaranteed.
BODGE Touring, new top, good tires, just being overhauled,
a bargain for someone.
1917 CHEVROLET Touring New tires, excellent mechanical
condition. Car only run 3500 miles. A real buy.
Remember we tell you the truth about our used cars and
are very careful to overhaul every one we have. Then we
know what we are talking about. Don't forget to see the ones
listed now.
Ralston Motor
Va
at
f -l fe-l tr- Pt a"l tr"I tr"l tr"l tr"l 1 tr"! tr"! tTl tTl 1 sl tTl I 1 1 1 tTl 1 W
NONPAREIL BarberShop
a . .as
Modern and Efficient ,
We make a specialty of Student and Children'! Work. Expert serv
ice for all. Electric Halrcutting, Massaging and Shampooing.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE BUD STOVER, proprietor
25 Per cent
to
50 Percent
Reduced
!
I
Lot nn
Reduced
Prices
On Coats
i there is still one more man to sign
I up, captain."
"Brink him in."
I "Baer!" shouted the Seargant and
; the fourth recruit entered.
' The four recruits were James E.
Fox of Gates, N. Y.; James Baer, of
Erie, Pa.; George R. Wolf of Warren,
Pa., and Charles Lyon of Rochester,
N. Y.
Fraulein Dr. Takes
Seat in University
BERLIN, The first woman profes
sor at the University of Berlin is
Fraulein Dr. Paula Hertwig, who will
lecture on zoology.
It is reported from Prague that the
Czech actress, Frau Leapoldine Dos
tal, has been appointed to the chair
of rhetoric in the oniversity there.
&Co.
Company 7th & Lyon Sti