The Santiam news., February 07, 1908, Image 4

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This Advertissmenr
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ellger, i»<-r»r s»«*m to be around wbee
wanted.'*
••Well." rej-iloed tbe moraliser. "It Is
better to be abe>-ut wbm wantnl than
to be prew-til when you are not went
cd."
E »w meo ia k.urop» heve ns<l « mur»
•tnking rwrssr iban ib» !<»v l*r II lahop
<'obrara of tbe Mtwu.sb Refortued rhurrk.
abe waa ed >. al».i te ib» t'aiholl. pH«t(
Iioo-l. but »uibra-»-t Ib» Pro’»«iaat faltb
a mi b»rain» a voluotary »til« lo Hibral-
tar. wbiHi b» r»tMrn»d to l»«d ib» F’vsn
gel.eal perty aftsr ib» revolutioe la I*1S
HARD RAP AT UNIONS
Three Adverse Decisions by Su
preme Court In a Month.
AIF1CTS BOÏCOTTING PRIVILEGE
Mutt Not
StnUrro, .»r >ol st «II.
Ovoffr») < - - I <<-i I.» Lapp, ta a
aodr.t littl»
-Ctagv -tar ing ’
Gw»nd«4»n N--t unhrss it is < on« of
ihosv lo»»ly dr . -i i. • in evo- rata, dear.-—
Sbkag-i Tribuns
I« t .«tat he* au»4
Ihry h»oar they
t *.j
ftrUed up­
on l*un’< »Xpert*
meni wl(*v« e«p
«««> te— y udir «’ire
iy het in buying
«e*da Blew! out by
< »
•
«tkl t'urtwonhy
ItOM««.
«•reg'* Seed A r « m «I
f .» i»a
ft» » A4 ’’ mo
B tf f««l act •rtttot M««
«
a
9 oo D rops
«tú
With
In'n state
Three Timea Damsgss
lift
IfcMjd • Ndr««|»«n la It t*»M everywhere
In the u» *aJ hquM t tn tai irt f<*rm enlltd
Fr»
• areatnbe. I‘* I* •• • <> e t»'»iiar
pared only by <’ I II
i <
fz/wrll. Mata.
Interfere
Commerce nr Plaintiff Can Get
Will fbry n-nir right In btr«
Vhy Refer
to Doctors
F’ectoral, and they prescribe it
for coughs, cold», bronchitis,
consumption. They trust it.
Then you can afford to trust
it. Sold for over 60 year*.
For Tnfanta And Childron.
DRAWING TO CLOSt.
Evidence In Hall Land Fraud Case Is
Nearly All Bubmlttsd
AVr jeiabb' lYrpsnfbmfcrAi
slmiLiiùx} lùrFtwd ailftn»ttì
fundir StnKktoatklüówrisi
• I nfants /tÑTuni y
Boars the
Signature
Pmmoh't Difr^tkxintretfd
rr M and Rrsf i oaihn» anear
0 piuni Mürphuw reír Marni
N ot N Alie otic .
Ì
AprtfiTt Rrnwdy fnrfiwfip
lion. Sour Stnnsrh HtorrtMi
Worms I'onvuisMns Jrwnsk
III is m- - l oss HI sl.l l.c
FWSmab Sifurvr of
NEW YORK.____ _
^•uarsntrril »uuirr ti* I ojd
Exact Copy of Wrsppet.
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
Portland, Feb. 4.—Harry F.. Northtip
last night p-aitivsly identified govern­
ment's exhibit No. 7—Putnam's map
to Hall showing tlie alleged unlawful
fences of the Unite Creek company in
1900.
With this identification Henry
conaidr re that the government's case
against J-hn H. Hall liaa lewn strength­
ened materially. At last night's ses­
sion of court Sort hup tretltied '.hat
from 1H99 until 1904 he was employe.)
as clerk In The Halles land office, and
identified the township map offered in
evidence by Ute government as the one
he prepared jx'rwonally foi Mr. Putnam
in November, 1B99.
Final argumenta in the trial of John
H. Hail will probably liegio thia after­
noon. Tbit morning Francia J. Heney
will complete the Introduction of re­
buttal leetimooy for the government.
Hall may be recalled further to testify
in bls own defenae. hot it ie believed
• II tvidanoe will be submitted in time
for the cloeing argument to begin be­
fore court adjoutna lids afternoon.
of Ito« Wot 1<1
inan
Highest
Quality
More Converts
Every Y ear
Every day in every year that come*, more house­
wives are giving up their exorbitant priced Baking
Powders and turning to K C, the honest and reliable
which lias stood so well the test of year*. They are
finding out that
costs one third the price of powder any­
where near K C quality, and makes
better, purer, more healthful baking.
23 Ounce* for 23 Out*
IS U»«»*
•
toi .. - t*
Perfect
Result*
Hdbitual
Coustipi
Mu> k>pcrm<iou«3l> txervomvU pmpre
jM'tAunal efforts »»tth the asustance
of the org ' (rut) b«’t'<'|«mi lavali».*
remeck-, Syrup u| figs and TJinr of
Russian Paper Hints He May
Carlos' Fate.
Shers
Ht. Petersburg, Feb. 4.—The tragic
cwurtences al 1 istion have created a
deep iu pression on all sections of soci­
ety bare, and the newspapers that ap­
peared today comment freely on the
events that occnried.
Tiie Ku»«, In a dating style, draws a
thinly veiled parallel let ween condi­
tion* in Portugal and Ktn-aia and watna
the government in almost so many
words that there is danger of a elmilar
event here.
The Novoa Vretnya. although attrib
uting tlie direct execution of the plot t<>
anarcldets, t< whom all government Is
obnoxious, also connects tbe crime an-l
the dictatorship of Franco, which met
with both open and secret reamtatue
from all political parties.
Naw Attack on Finland.
St. i’etniabiirg. Feb 4.—Tha emperor
today mad a aliarp rebuke to the Fin-
niah diet, which last aeaaion paaaod an
appropriation ol 20,000,000 mark« as
the grand dtx'hy'a contribution to I lie
military defenae of the empire in lien
ol recruit«, with a rider declaring that
thia waa the final payment under the
agreement of 1906 abolishing military
servico in Finland.
The em|*tor an-
nouncea tliat the dlapoaltlon of the mil­
itary fund« of Finland ate exclusively
his prerogative and ignore« the condi­
tion«.
Sealer* Must He Careful.
Victoria, B. C., Feb. 4.—Advicwe
were received by the Flmpmea of India
that In conalderathm of the raiding of
foreign territory last year by Japaneee
•eaters, official 001161-01100 Im* Iwen
issued to the stwlers about to leave
Japan tn lw> careful not to treejoaa in
foreign water.
Notification Is given by
the Japanese G mm unicat I one depart­
ment that it has been decided to Install
wireless telegraphy on the all steamers
of the Nippon Ytteen Kaiaha
Reassurance« From Lisbon.
Paris, Feb. 4.—A special dispatch to
the Matin from Lisbon, date.I February
3, 11 40 p. a., says
The sown it very
qniet. The new cabinet will repeal all
the repressive meaenma of Franco and
act with great indulgence toward tbe
people.
I
W<l known on Ihr Paofw Slopr.
Waahangtoa AUUrrsv h 1112 9th St.
, Waatungton. O. C.
"Well, what am yon doing tbereY*
asked tbe lady, addressing a tramp who
bad just climbed a tree In time to so­
capo a eavag» hulldog
"Madam.' repllo.1 tbe boho. "It wsa
my Intention to ask for a handout, trot
In tbe Internet of humanity I now re-
quest that y«»o glee any surplus food
you may have on hand to uiy canin»
friend down there."
really
t**
It's supvr
bad al(u
for ft al-
—Pklladel-
How to Make Ycue M-lch Cows More
Frcfitsb'O.
Write Pa. ific Coast Borei Co , Oak-
land, dal., for “Moorwaful TMirying."
being valuable information on the m<at
pr-'fitabie as lection u* cows, their feed
Ing and care, th» handling of milk to
yield the highest price product and the
protection and préservât ion of these
products from deteriortl.-n - with erti
clew on disease* of cues ami recipes L-r
their cur*. The beak is free.
A post
card request only i» n.ceseary.
larArmailnn
’Tiw «bat »• (be great whir plagu«'
the papera talk about?** ««teed Juhunr
”A big »oowilorm. my mí ," an««erad
bit fatbar. wearily resuming tb« task of
tr>ing to find bia fr«>ot ehlewalb
< oally < safari.
■ f>o you offer your wife comfort
w loro she weeps?"
"When she docan't wrvqr too often; It
usually takes a new dr»«» to comfort
her
Houston Poet
Onh <>M “BROMO Q< ININt.”
That I» I.AXATIVK BROMO gt'INIMS Leak
lorl(.»»i(iiitur«<iU W (lRoVF
V«4 k 1 th«
WuflJ av«r to Cart t
>u vq « P«y iùr
(ONGRTSSMAN THOS. CAlf
linn. Tb -. Cale, who w • elided H
A
-on
the I’scific sl-ipr, where he baa resided.
Hi* Washington addre*» Is 1312 9th Ht.
N. W., Washington, I>. C.
"n hii titon, 0. C.
Peruns Orug Co , Colombo., Ohio.
(irntlcmcn: I <.in < Er. rfukv rrr mmend
f'vruna aa a very efficient r<r-»dv fov
I
•« Í .alas
t r»<•«•!»« j*et«4 ( nisi«
Hon. C. Fl-rip, rongrraaiuau from
Virginia, write*
“I l av- tir»l your
valuable ri tnciy, Peruns, with benefi­
cisi results, ami can urhesitatingly rec.
omineml your rvmnlv as an inngorst»
Ing t.-n, u
n
-
; ■ « ! | - r uat i-nt
cure for catarrh.”
Man-d-lin the Ideal Laxative
<11 <
Nut.
•'I»o you keep a servant?"
“No"
"Can't you afford toT"
"Yea. but that'a got nothing to do
wlih It.“- Houston l*oat.
Mo Sen »til fled Mrs Wtns1»**a S* thio«
tyrup ibe t ai reniwlv to ues toe laalr ibUUreo
1-iisg ibs ustblug period.
lateral Mlaiaka,
Mr* Gaswsll (making a calli—Ah. I
•e» you kava bare a eoiuina of poema
I'm aabamed te confesa It. Mrs lligbmua.
but I nraar could appreciate blank verse
lira lilgbmue tVky—er—that's a cat­
alogue. Mrs Gaswall.
Mulo
Team
«
BORAX
lor
H ■ k i« f (• -»i ¿1er < erd <.«»<<? WHIZ/
Kariflr < ixst Bmn < o
LEARN TO BY
dance urn«: is«
urncn t-naliles ooetof.».»» regular
lull«?* (lutly AO tliat CAN dance to na-
How'» That?
We offer Ont Hun4r«4 I >ol tor« Rev «rd for any
lw> grudiuil^ ihspvited with 'Or o! Uatarrb that cannot be <ur«4 by Ha-1*1
Caterrb i ure.
F J < HKNKY ICO .Totodo.O
W«, th« MUfteretoned. he«« ten >wn F J
, Chrnny tor iA« to«i U >»«r« and better« him
(vr<*«Hiy l, !ior»b f In eh bultn««« trenaertlosji
tn l flnanrtelhi able to rerry out any cbttgn-
Uuu tutod« by hi* RiSI
WALDIN*«. KIN.W an a MARVIN,
y u|M)H proper nourt*hme»nt,
Whol«*ato bruggiet«, Toledo,0
HnH*« Ceiarreh < urn !• tbn rntemn'ly. art»
projwr <4|ortt,aiui <
(ituig gciieaüly. Ing
dlreetly upon th« blo>d end nuroui «nr<
To ¿ft »U be iu»|ioiat rjfectv, always ta.ee of tb« «y«t«in leeti mon lai» *s»nt hr<.
Frier TS cent« t*er b»>ttto th.Id by «¡1 Drigg tie.
bu> the àpnuin*
Into« HnU't Femily Fllle for < onedpetion.
Synipififo^EliuriSenna
Tblna*
SOLEMN WARNING TO CZAR.
A ffr #•<»»(?«.
Tai» w«a •«dawtu»«».
Met (Fbi • a*ll»l F .
"1 bave always bail s curiosity to know
wbst borse meat tastes like, .aid th* r*g
ulsr customer. "Hsvs you aoyF*
"Not as such,'* rtnpbatically rsopoodvd
the but. ber
THOS. CALE. OF ALASKA
MEMBER OF U. S. CONGRESS
Ill« Mini.
< to
Because we make medicines
for them. We give them the
formula for Ayer’s Cherry
• Av*r*e <**•»»r rwtfffal 1« • T«m«-4y ttoei
•kA« A toe Ik «aery h««e« t to-»« eaed * gr*«t
4*«1
l| faff h«»4 . Mglb« *r4
*e>4 I
Yea. ihey nlll iti-lwj
Washington, Feb 4 — Yesterday Rif
tnov wbel • •pI«r.4T4 mMW-lw« »1 14 I-*•
iw4
reeo«m*n4
M
to**
toMLly."«
Maa*
R
Tl>*-n I'll alay awake. ' csum the third time within a month the Ho-
Conn* iif4* rxh ***•
*«■» what goblin« look Ilka— pre me court ol lire United Mates pro­
!
mulgated an opinion raoetruing law«
adversely t-> thec ntenlioci« of organiied
PIUS Cl RYU IN ft ÎO 14 DAYS.
labor.
The first of the ilectstona waa
FA/O OIXTMK'« T It g‘»< «wt«*4 t-> ««re any rendered on Jaucary ft, in the case of
r«*« of 'u* ht ng Hi'H-l itoe-lln« <<r I*rolru4lng
1*1»«•< It» I to 14 d«>« Of Money reitito»! «4 Mto
mmr railway employes who sought to
•ecure damage« under wlutt is known Ayar'o Pille g'watly aid tha Cha’ry
Ito I* Awfvlf
ss
the employers’ liability act. which Facto'al In brwaklns up a cola.
T ^r* mi r w«« a girl n*iur-l M et Mary,
law
tlie court held to lie unconstitu­
U !»«»*• fttolbrr babe- I «luellent <hjuf UbUito
tional. The second Important finding
<>n« day (h« girl ibtrrteA
in this line waa announced January 23,
A mau whh a her* lip.
when tha F.rdtnan arbitration act, for­
CsPt'a lean up aga>uat (be d«**p river.
APP”
;
\
—4>«nv«r l*4>*t
bidding tiie dltcharge ol employee be­
cause they are members of lalnr unions
Miaba Inda Ya«« Sto»*«.
jn
wwr-i.v-i
waa al»> declared Invalid.
The verdiit
lU«»h •
Y.aae. Jt «ere« pelt.h|l
L«volles,
*f< if. •»«’«(tac f«et M«ir* i.» w ah<w* ***r.
«li Î by «II hr:«<»*.* an4 Mb«»«» r*’l‘<»av( rendered ysaterilay «as the case of
«r- •pl tn> *uU*ih<>lr ««»n|<i«FKJbK Ad>lr4* l.oew» versus tawlor, tlie latter a
a. *
!x» Ur»), N Y
me nil er of tbe Hatters' union and the
former a hat maker of Itanbury, Ginn.
Wa It»« fur Pvartlua*.
Qraadtetlm (earvlag tks turkey) — The case involved the applicability of
Tomer, what i-srt will y->u hare?
Ute seventh section of the Hh-rman
Y-uing Gr«t>*laoo - \t »11, (bay's all of anti trust law to conspiracies by lab- r
ii« ber*, granitisi, but I <1»>n t want no unions to boycott articles entering into
rrw.rv u niy «bar»
I'll Isavs It te you.
interstate trade. Under the terms of
that provision the complaining |>arty
may collect three times the amount of
Ida loaa, if the iharge ie «uetairreil.
\
——
Tiis union fought the case on tbe
ground that ths law wa« inapplicable
to auch organixatlcna; but the court,
ah-aw opinion waa announced by Chief
Justice twivr, ieiie.1 Io ».»pl i b. •
(.»olaaleel.
view, and in effect field that the unions
Misa llora Papa. Ja< k told o» Ib»
could not l>e permitted to interfere by
ether day that you wouldn't ballet» h»
Inycott with the free exchange of com­
bad money enough to support me unless
merce la-tai-en the «tate«. There wa»
bv ah<>«»d it to y<- >
lias us d<ms It?
no dissenting opinion.
Prudent Papa Y»s. deer
He proved
It by the testimony of the rocke
ALCOHOL J PE K CkRT
Medicine and religion, who b are too
frequently regarded sa luutually an
tagooiatlc. should be mutually rumple
meut ary There am many di«*aara In
which the roed I «•toe of tb* aoul la a
powerful adjurant In the trewtnwut of
the body —British Medi.-al Journal
C alifornia
F io Sriiup Co. only
SOLO BYALL LEADINC DRUCOSTS
uw »err iauy. rv^uiui pm, 501
liuti co.
Ihar
Mag
ll»l»»«
Hin
Reporter Benatnr, I have beard that
you got your start la lite by selling news
P«1 »re
Senator Lotaaiun--Not quite correct,
mi hoy The fad is but thia is o-nfiden
tisi, you know- that 1 got niy start by
bujiug one or two nswspapsrs.
DO YOU KNOW
> THE WET WEATHER
Al/.
COMFORT AND
‘
PROTECTION
' afforded by a
«erwrgi.
J
I«to-|
S licker ?
Clean • Light
pu rabie
'Ar •
Gu-iranteed
' c . j SÍ"- w«ll'rptvof
a
r a
-
» a
Steel-Clad Grubber
OLD
SORES
k
^X
fiY IMPURITIES IN THE BLOOD
Sl*t>l.a. Slro.^va,
B»..a ilaadl.d
Whenever a acre refuses to heal ft is because the Llool is not pure and
Grabber
Vlad»,
healthy, as it shouL! be, but is infected with poisonous genua or some old
n.ll e-5 MOM
blood taint which has corrupted and polluted the circulation. Those most
.d
LAKGB*
usually afflicted with old sores are jvrsons who have reached or passed mid­
• TIMPS
w.h
dle life. The vitality of tlie I Lxxl and strength of the system have naturally
LESS ElPLAsB
begun to decline, and the poisonous germs which have accumulated because
th.a »»y eibvv.
of a sluggish and inactive condition of the system, or some hereditary taint
which has hitherto l>ccn liel I in check, now force an outlet on the face, arms,
Rs»»* Ice !>•*«,ty’t»,CtorvUr aaj f
legs or other part of the body. The place grows red and angty, festers and
eats into the surrounding tissue until it becomes a chronic and stubborn
321 llawlkurw A..M»
V l'uri'.»J, < l-T||,a
uleer, fed and kept open by the impurities with which the blood is saturate.!.
Nothing is more trying an ! disagreeable than a stubborn, non-healing aore.
The very fait that it resists ordinary remedies and treatments is good reason
t»r suspicion; the sam germ-producing cancerous ulcere is back of every
old sore, and especially is this true if the trouble is an inherited one.
Washes, salves, nor indeed anything else, applied directly to the sore, can
Th« »«if kn.rar* rvttabto
doauy permanent good ; neither will remov­
I was «AtoSsd with a enrw on my
fwcw of ftiur years' standing. It ing the sore with caustic plasters or the
wea a small pliupl» at f.rst nut it surgeon’s knife make a lasting cure.
If
gradually grew l.ry.r and worse
Reot and n.rk
n every way until I ba-emo every pariicle of the diseased flesh were
t armed about It and constutad taken away another aore would come, be­
i«ver*l physicians.
They all
rented me but the enrw continued cause the trouble is in the blood, and the
IV« ■
«life v*4y of
o grow worn, t saw B. B. It. ad> BLOOO CAMMOT BC CUT AWAY.
■ •
' • •»* i in thaf
■srtleod end ooromanced Its uae
a
» d sex--• ers i an4 |» >iv.
cad after taktn, it a while I waa The cure must come by a thorough cleans­
> Nd «.» th-- «-’(14 b.a •»>*»!•<<.
,-mpletaly curwd. My blood ie ing of the blood. In S. S. S. Will be found
<«• T ria ül«
now pure and healthy from the
No Mercury, Fr» **«• er OrugeLyrd NeCortn
affect of*. S. H., and there hae not a remedy for Sores and ulcers of every kind. Wtthovî (hrral ai.
Wdhooi t.»e A»dof «
been any sign of the sore since It is an unequalled blood purifier—one that
’
«
S. S. 8. cured it.
rtoroat IIEewme»»«- N«r* ■ .n--«.
iw» l-.n*
JtaT
goes directly into the circulation and r— • »• i - ■ >■
- -
i ..
TUO*. OW*N
w«et Union, Ohio.
promptly cleanses it cf all poisons and
A SURE CANCER CURE
taints.
It gets down to the very bottom of >»•< a.oked Iron, p.ko-t. < M m Svi». Ure
the trouble and forces out every trace of im­
and K«HjMr
1» rue *h» vritiqm K'irri'iur
purity and makes a complete and lasting
blX.lt« ABC. l*»No»l t»
cure. S. 8. 8. changes the quality of the
GO.*M<MJ4.TAT1O!N I’lsl'lt
blood so that instead of feeding the diseased tt r»M «uuM rati • t.h.r^ntlMl-I.Bk Md*
I»"-I. m tr* .lnn«Kr«.
parts with Impurities, it nourishes the mi VP* 1!“ *u•'"'•'■kMri'iTixaei»
■48 I 1 r irei m , Coy. M«»ttisna,
P!»rt í
irritated, inflamed flesh with healthy blood.
Fl**«« tei«*U«m Th to Fr yer.
Then the Bore begins to heal, new flesh is formed, all pain an<! inflammation
leaves, the place acaba over, and when S. S. S. has purified the blood the
». N. U.
No. t-OS
»ore is permanently cured.
S. S. S. is for aale at all firr-t claas drug atom.
Write for our special book on aorrs and ulcers an ! any other medical advica
FOU desire. We make no charge for the book or advice.
JOHN S. BEALL, Munuianurer
C. Gee Wo
CHINESE
DOCTOR
S.S.S.
PURELY VEGETABLE
mr swirrtnanc co., atuitta ,
ga .
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES