The Santiam news., February 26, 1909, Image 4

The Mission
Of those corpuacloa In your blood
that have been callnd “Little
Soldiers,•• In to fight for you
against the disease gormo that
constantly endanger your health.
These corpuscles are made
healthy and strong by the use of
Hood's Snraapanlla.
M-Iktac II ri.i.a.l f..r Ili
... I
. • •. ■
re at iha
bouquet. “*• hai» l:a<en«d to «uuia «scol-
lent oratore Ibi» ri-mng ai.d I am aura
w» ha»« «njo>e<i tbeir «florta »»ry inu. h.
I bava purpurei/ kepi uue ut ou» Ireat
•|>eak»r» I r il.- la.i a- I after yu i ture*
btard blm I k .vw ><>u wlll Iw glad tu gw
bum*
Gentlemeii, I bar* th* bonu» to
preaant 141». K.
i n A Curumin, wba
wlll uuw a-l.Ir -a you." 4'hi igo Tribuna.
Thia medicine 1» a C'-mtlnstlnn of
more than 20 d.ffi rent rwrnrdiaJ agrnta
iu pro)K>rtiona ami by a proreea known
only to oil rar I re« and it haa for thirty
years been conalanllv proving its worth.
No substitute, none “ just-M-guod.*'
about Hlaai.
A boy waa asked to eiplaln the dlf-
frrrn - l»ctwre-ti animal li -tln.-t ai d
human Intelligence
"If we had In-
stint t.” he Mid. “we should know
everything we nemlcd to know with­
it«* UNJrelluw.
out learning It; but we’re g-»t Q-na-o.
“I wtab my «b-ntiat waa;. t «o yealiatle," ami so wa have to atudy ourtaelvre
•aid Mr* J'-, -r I — O I < ■
II» -alia ‘nioat blind, or be a fool." Vniveranl-
h e dental iunior bia drawing rvom”
1st Ixvtd.-r
FILES CURED IN • TO 14 DAYS
PA20 OINTMENT la « i.
-rat t . aura «nr
rare <rf ll.h—-r llilnd. It - -I «re |-r>.nudln«
Pile» ta « la li dar» or «. ' er r*r< l«d. 40«.
Rural Telephones
President offers Toast to Officers
for Great Achievement.
A
Groa««
Ip
Ratty,
“Ton'd Ilk« to lie hi S . ith America
duriti» a revolution, would you) YVbat
forr
”O, I'd
round."
It haa been atated ..a British authority
that Auiero ni II.
grants info Canada
are taking i f
I •
« rth ut
property Into II l -.j.u.i.-y »•> h year.
Th« following
■« d -.dayi-d by a
Arm of eycls «nd >.,•-■« mn u-if«. tur- is at
Il
i
bar* for petrol '
Tb» fohlen cr**t*d wrtn Iw th# s’nnhrM
• f British I rile
I’ il t
e « • a half
I * r be« long an>l ••'•ntytwo of
them
watii on* pound.
Th« tart that no death from hyd
phobia hü« I • •
r-
I l In I i» «
I
th« or- : ii>- I -n
I ■ •( •:
.»<•
la
It la aa
Had -
til ■ • ■ •
New York t'lty mak« lb- r lining
their «ita, «tiiidi moana the lack of wit io
other».
Shipbuilding lo Japau mploya
mm at Nagasaki. H<«»> at Kol» and 4,11»
al Osaka
All th« Japanese yards ar*
full of ord «
Th* Grcnubl* di«trl.t Iu I n « ■ I-
noted In th« «(port trad« of that country
for two very di tfei «ut pruda, la walnut«
and kid gio«««.
Jam*« Wurrtti, * fsrm laborer. W years
aid died re nt . «I II
h. I <
I
after haring w i
I ou th« aim* farm
for ««reri'y fir« year«
In reply to an adreni»em»nt for a
woman typist at a «alary of » I .75 a «.-It
a lemd-n Inni on Mat h I re ■ i»«d no
fewer tbun ? T repli-«.
New York City baa
nx>r*
aayluma,
bullirá. Ii-'apltala and <>r<»uiz;itl.>na fur
th« relief uf human
li.-raig than any
other city In th« «oriti
At Itheiina, Frsii--*, portahi« Imthtul».
Ailed with hot water, ar» ili-liierrd to or-
der
Splendid Line of Battleship» Falsifies
Predictions of Disaster and
Over 4,000,000 Western Electric Telephones
Craws Vent Enthusiasm.
Th. folding envelop« wai firwt ut*d Io
1KR>
There ar# tO.LRM) vegetariana I d Eng
land.
Thera ■ r« in lomi-u ovrr .« m . iki l»r-
eon« who live in one-roms b.>ua«a, au J
•v«r 701.i»«1 in ti - -• •" him •
Ther« 1« a daily s»»rag® of on« and
one-half death* in V-w York City charge
able to In! r • -ifii-Kil by • ■ her |>er. n*
In the la*t flee ye.ir». In New York
City. M* I 714 trnin’» have gon« Into n«w
flat hoii.e«
Three «tory be lateada are now made for
a«« In ai-artn. ot* ai-imrra. .wmi-a and
wh«rev«r floor spa.-« I* bruited
Tb« »*■ rat of the »low Worm and firefly
I« yet unaulir-l bl «I lie. I'helr light I«
•niir-l» una ■ nmani-d h» feai
Thr«e hundred girla are employe.! In th«
birrai trade In New Turk, and Keutui-ky
baa a flrl )• -key
Manhattan'« t--
te 354.370 daily.
fl.«-
Fortre»» Monroe, Vs., Fub. 23.-—
“Not until worn® American fleet re­
turns victorious from a great «■« bat-
. tie will th«r<- be another »uch home
i coming, another »uch aight, a» this.
I
'drink U j the American navy.”
Thi» wm the toast of President
Roosevelt yeatenlay as he (toud radi-
I antly happy in the cabin of the little
cruiser yacht Mayflower, at the cun-
elusion of tito review and the ceremo­
nies attending the welconw home of
the American battirehip fleet.
He
Former Cua-omer taftet a long • S» wm surround«*«! by the admirals and
s«ne« )— YVbat baa Ivreucn« of tba pr*tty captains of the 16 world-encircling
blond* that ua*d to feed th« hungry at veaaela, brilliantly attired in all th*
! gold lace and |>araphernaha of special
I hi* lunch counter?
|vark Sklntt-4 W'alter Girl I’m b*r full dress uniform, and every glass was
What you gola’ to order, air?
I —*l«wt I ...
m
- rarevww.««. Iu lb.. r .
• -ra«x®a»sa* 9
HUgg<-»t;ona,
Yeelhful I'klleaoptiee.
—
'We stay-at homes also drink to th«-
A fire jc«r <>ld tniy on In-arlng grace
num
who hare m-u!< ua pr- ider than
«»kml fat the first time at breakfast
i ever of our country,*' added the preei-
gri.vcly irtnarkcd
"I only any 'tnj
! dent, and attain the t-*a»t was pledged.
prnyaro It night. That Is th« danger
“When the- fleet sailed from San
ou» tim®."—Life.
Franciaco, .Mr.
President,'*
replied
llrfnrr t(l|s« VV Isdum < nmrfl.
• Rear Admiral Charles S. S|*«-rry, "you
Tlu-re I» a dmigerou» »lag* In every­ rent us a mraaagw saying that ours was
one a carra-» when hl» friends are a heavy rvaponaibilily and a gr< at
■fruid to tell him a wtnplliiu-iit for honor.
That we have today fulfilled
re.«|-on»lbility
make« this the
fi-»r It wlll moke him mora conecitstL th«-
I’.iratoii Gioia«.
proudest moment of our lives.
I say
* We* ndrinedly in »|*aking of the fleet,
ir «■
olufloflk.
for no one man could have done what
Reportar But. Hcnator, In a govern-
has I >een don* without the loyal and
mani bk« our». don t you beli«.« la th«
willing cooperation of «-very mtn on
pt I ne I pl« of rotation io oflic«?
Eminent Htatwiman 1
certainly do. the fleet.*■
Thus briefly the commander in chief
I bars a t
' of th«- returning ship« made his official
Ing chair in my olficw.
, report to the commander in chief of
Ant W orili While.
the army and navy.
"ITn t you think. Mr. Kply," said the
bm«, "you might aa w«ll take off your
hat?"
SLEEP ON ARMS.
"W hat’s the u«e?” aak»d the new man.
who waa filling a temporary vacancy In
th* ■ Irr al <!-■; art» - i>
"I m only going Militia Ordered Out at Omaha as Pre­
to bold thia Job two week»."
cautionary Measure.
Omaha, Neb., Feb. 23.
Although
n rocurrenc«- of last night'» rioting in
South Omaha is not looked for, th«-
feeling against tb® Greek* there ia
; »till very etrong.
Three comjianie» nf the stat«- militia
! in Omaha received onlcr» tonight to
sleep in their artnori«-» and mobilis<*d
for that purpose.
It ia »tat«-d that th«-
Far Apart.
order ia given »imply aa a precaution­
"Mia» Faeton." »aid tha boati««, "thia ary measure, but it indicated the an»-
I« Mr. YVcaton ”
i iely of th«- nulhoriti«-» to prevent any
"I'-Ilghtr-i to know you. Ml»« Eaaton." j further disturbances on account of the
said th* young man. "Nominally, bow­ presence of the Greek» in thia city and
el er, we seem to l>e antipode».“
South Omaha.
I ji U-
tonight 300
“Actually, too. ix-rh«-.*, Mr. YVeaton.“
I Greeks were rounded up in Council
»he an»»--r--d
dlai-mtly that h« Instant
Bluff«, and, after being disarmed, were
ly frit blmorlf <o I m > 12..’•«> unica away.
i lock id up.
i liirnl-V iHtlrtl \l<|rrna«N,
Api-ea!« have b<-«-n made tn A. I..
A |<ynn i Mune l alti-rittan at a re Coro-Mi laa, the Greek
min inter at
cent ahh-rinanlc im-etlng Inquired what Wmdiingtun, and it Í» believed that
bail I hioiik - of an order in- had lutro- ■ he will conn- here to look after the
dti-rel s-uiie tlii-.i- before enlllng for an i welfare of his c«»untrym<-n.
It i» declared that auit» aggregating
are light on Willow afreet
The city
clerk, nfti-r digging Into hla tiles. In­ alxiut $25,000 will lie filed against the
formed him that the order had coms ! town of South Omaha by those whom*
liefore the board nearly a month pre­ ! property wa» de»troyed.
Mure lluinRRA,
“Th»y t»ll me. Mr. Hmithora." afniiwr*»
the fltifly roung tbing. "tbst yuu aro quita
a lady billar.'*
"They do me an iujuatlca. uprm my
word. Misa Oigglay," i.atreii.kJ Iba gal­
lan! oíd Iteau. laying hia hand un bis beart
and mahiug a profound bow . "1 calch '«m
•II»«."
Me*«
lie
Uaed
Work«.
Th» a.erage reni | mi .| tur New York
City Irnementa aixl apartuient hotiaea
In II wit! i rt-e <. m -. a;; "ini» to ,144
annuali» for est h pcr-aan living lo ihem.
Th» m-tnhl a t» ni <'o|»-nhag*n haa
■peneri «ear on rat» and wlll pay 1
Alu-h uf tb* fuel ti.-'l la Italy la mada enta for rv.-ry tali.
I l
brre.|ing of
of tu* refea» af all*«» from which iba ra a tur tbeir tati» ia a crim '.al olirne*.
all ba« b.-.-ii pr* ■ I.
in* [reunrn or Rpatn sre una ui« to
laird Sellarne ia th* OrM British cab» resd and writ« a« a rue. and It I« a roe-
ln«t out. at -r who ha« a-tr^ed an ap- moti aaylug that «ho treat* the poatmsn
polntnv-nt in f‘ -
lea
t*«t <«ta the moat letter«
Tl«»« «ho ht»« wintered tn Alaaka say
that It i< n : the . fl.
It the ■ .. .ulto,
that I« th« bard-a: tl>. .g to endure iu th*
Nor lb.
CURE THE CHILDREN'S COlt.il
I-(nr* lb-e-oMant harking Mar. the dr! at- mr -l tAne < I thrnal and
lwg>. repowag theta Io llta r«vag»t <4 deadly char are IVo'a i ttw
gore atretghl to the real <4 the tmulJe. Wop» th« c.reyh. atrmg brni
tl>* lunge, and qwckly relwvea uahealthy tomldvoaa. IL cauaa el
pleauni law« and Irwadota from daagwoua ingrrdtma it M th« idaal
reawaly lor children.
At th» few lymptomt ol a cough or cold ua
you will «avw aorrow and auflrring d y -u
GIVE TIIFM PINO’S CURE
Cut out this a lvcrtiremcnt. write your nimc and s.l lnss on the margin and mail it to-J-iy so that tl»c
Free Duncims, wiiich describe the entire plan in detail, may be Knt you immediately.
MAPLEINE
Fwr r»««iel*.
“To make a long at'iry ahort." «aid Tn-
cl« Thinner, "wa colle-t«d the maple sap.
emptied It into a hug» iron kettle, and
put it over a big wood fir* to boil It
dunn-------"
“To make your long »tory »hort, un- le,"
Interrupted on« of th« Halameia, "aupiioet
luu boll tbit down, too."
? MERCHANTS
i
:4
1 WILL TRADE
i
W U Paper. MouMlnga.
»
P.ciuiea and other atm-
ilar good*, tor timber
I
land, faim 'and or cash.
•at wholesale
prices. Wills n.a
i
Mother» eld Bad Mrs trinalo«*»
thing
Ip
th- u at re<u«4» Mi Haw I m * l hair < i .U ui « a
toll«» th« Ira I ulug p«Iloti.
Wew I lob«*« In (ten •»•*<-
In a evu i nii.i. «-i ui to the Boyal R-
clety .>f qiiu' .» and. Imugi«« Oglltiy n-
cord» the discovery of ona new getiua
ami M*T<-n m w
lea <>f fish. Among
threw- are sh-ndcr dog shark. Howe's
unedle fish, long l-eaki-d garfish,
somber leather lo et -nd other»
• E. H. MOOREHOUSE
.
141 ■■>.
ill St .-?'
rti.111,1. (Iirg
A flavoring.
It make* t
tyrup tetter than Mapl«.
J*
.*•
Sol.l ty groce»
"5
ONION SEED ‘.°r
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Í S ant Faf HIS Í
Mis tor Rhournatiem.
The following ia a never fatlinx
cipe for rheumatism. To one half pint
of gm»! whiak- y, add on« ounce ayrup
aamaparilla and one ounce Toria com­
pound, winch can be procured of any
HMSnfM -ioeea
before each rm-al and before retiring.
♦
W« war l -1-1. whrat. -la rv >n l fruit
♦
farm«
Havin«
M -
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r**rm-
▼
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ATLAS LAND CO., J
420 Lember Enduing®
T
PORTLAND, OREGON
|
“Ha! Ha!
ft didn’t hurt a bit!
Now for niy Alveolar I«-»*th
The cleanest.-
lightest. —and
most comfortable
M m I i I mm Iwrr.
Country t'oualn—Are you »ure I am
tn the right train?
Town Relative (who has had about
enough **f It I
Well, I hare I aakc-t ■«•»
riitren porters and thirty ti wo (Manen
'Yea."
gers, and they all any, "Yea.
” so
»■• I I
think you’d better risk It. London Tel
•graph.
SLICKER
at the same time
cheapest in the
end Decause it
wears longest
*3QP bejwhee
Iren, qorm«*' quo*-
oc-eeu .Q'r-pruol
Co'aloq fr®«
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That 4« LAXATIVE IIHoMO QUININE Ie«a
fix 'he .Urn.'-re ot » W GROVE I'red the
wreU over to Cure a < <44 in One Ita» Ee.
CZAR DISSOLVES DIET.
The long feather« of a bird'« wing ar*
faatmed tu the bon«
It la thia which
jliH t«e wing the «irensib anu aurfaca
■vh.rewlth tn beat th* air.
New Encroachments Made Upon Lib­
erty of Finland.
Ila < lain.
EWw
Bliriard Hit« Wyoming.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 23.
A gener­
al blirtard is raging over Wyoming
and Western Nebraska tonight.
The
snow ia from 10 to 12 inches deep and
ia drifting badly.
It ia feared that
the storm will cause heavy Iowa to
stock on the open range.
are the
O. R. & N
fait through train»
between
ANania laatb
$1.50 w«
Naaiaiar GM4 < raws. J2k
$1.50
Ha«ul a t'or«al«un Cf«W«
$150
hacMlaa t. 4« «a f ««mal tilia
$1.00
Satul«a Mae till.- »a. Pa.nlaaa «mi Par­
lali
$2 SO
Kaawlar t «earl Plaie Work, err aat
$1.50 ««
P•**■«*• t.lrert»«* la«« wilfi weahi
50c
Wa n.ak« a careful «aanunaoan «f the rs-aath
a* It 1-ai «.-u,i know rr.nu of -hl* Al»e.i*r
a
Irrel re an the irelk In • «r.< r»l and lha new
medrad I» peril, ular Th« truk U free
«hit-of»
PORTLAND and
■Wil val ■
SPOKANE
Stwwx
t. ireaira in ih«
»h .rtret
i-w«iU«
Den Id» of 5 to 20 yenes’
at tiw prua Ine in the city.
The ALVEOLAR Painless Dentists
fourth and Washington Street»
yd vvuwpWy
bowds, c\ca\vù
sys\cm uJJwduaWy ;
assist lxk \\\ l \
habùwd cunshpabuu
pamca\u\\\y
To ócVùs bcncjv¿\a\
LjJuVaXwaysbuy V\\c
acts
Bristol, Tenn., Feb. 23.
After hav- I
ing been brought from Oregon, D. H.
Meads, wanted in Virginia for murder, j
handcuff keys.
“FLYERS
Imnaortallty.
Syrahs
Threaten Life of Priett.
New York, Erb. 23. Threat» to
blow- up the church and kill the aaaist-
ant rector, Father Liberal!, it waa
learned today, have impelled the plac­
ing of a day and night police guard at
the Church of Our Ijuly of Ixiretta on
Eliaabeth street, in the lower Eaat
end.
A Black Kami letter received by
Father Liberatl on Saturday demanded
the payment of ,500 by Wednesday of
thia week, the failure to
receive
which, the epistle stated, would in­
volve the destruction of the edifice and
the killing of the priest
e»cap«-<l t day from two officers after
robbing them of their money, guns
and watches.
Meads was captured in
Oregon several weeks ago. The offi­
cers, with their prisoner, repaired to a
hotel to rret. Th«- prisoner wm hand-
cuffed to one of the officers.
While
they w«-re Mle®p Mrails secured the
Io
The 2
In
"I don't are anything remarkable
your poem." said the «-hlor banding It
bacii.
“You d'-n't?“ bowled iba «uulu Iw con
tributo», pointing with a quirrrin» finger
st the word "loathe«" at the and of the
fourth amnia
“Did you «»er •*« a poem
before that had a perfect rhyore for
’doth*«'?"—<'hi--ago Tribun«.
Robs Sleeping Officers.
A joulh of erwnt^n. * bo hanged his»
»elf
'
!
-iti» pieu (tout l..a<l to fu.- y .t before
th« act.
We have brought the rural telephone $5 ¡thin the reach of every farmer, and with our Free
Bulletins before him a boy can install and operate the systcin. Our telephones arc guaiantced.
A IP* -d, bone»! reiuo-ly f.r Rheumstlam,
Seuraliria and Sore Tbmat la llamlin*«
Wizard Oli.
Nolh ng wlll *o quickly
-irli« uut all pain and Infiamma loti.
St Petersburg, Feb. 23.
En j>»ror
Nicholaa tmlay iMued a rescript dis­
solving the Finnish diet »nd onit-ring
th® holding of a new eltction May 1,
for the new diet to assemble June 3.
This »u-p is due to th® criticism of
the emperor's policy
in
President
I nllmrll Iurerruptlo«.
Svinhufvud'» resixmae to the speech
Orlando S -. mmh •• re
nt over th« fair
from the throne at the o|u-nmg of Feb­
batid and re«i*e<-tfully ki«««<! it.
ruary
16.
"'Young min.” wren-be-l th* parrot In
Th«- «uitablishment of a joint Finnish-
the <-age overhead "la there anything th*
Kusaian conference to elaborate a new
matter with my lipat"
basis of relations In-tween the grand
M«n>« of the Mkhema tn Live r|<ool ilia- duchy and the empire has boon practi­
play the tifai "I.-i.br« .-an not be *c>>»d cally decided upon.
without their hat« on."
Izwt In th* Auatrallan htiah. near Tort
liarwin. for the day«, engineer-commander
E H Silk waa found alive and w«ll by a
black tra.ker.
k
arc. in use in the United State, to-day. We made- the first telephones and we have made
die most—in fact, we have made more than a’.! other manuiacturcrs combined.
Ila» a H®w«ww.
Editor fof Daily I'liumb rbolt)—Toop-
«r. you ha»« fallen dowu on two or three
•**igTinients lately.
You used to ba»«
the beat lira tor n»w» there wa« iu the
office.
Reporter*—I think I had but It'« bren
pullid on. e or twin« lately, and I'lu ger-
ting oautiou« about uaing it.
vious anti Unit hr had voted against It.
In Russia then» I» a chenp renplng
machín« whhh haa n reel, luit no au­
tomatic rnk<-
A man alts on the plat
form and rak«-» off the grain with a
pitchfork. Th«- name >vf thia machino
I» “lota-grelka.” atul »Inc»« "lob«»" nn-an»
"brow." and "grelka" I» “a b«nter."
the whole can tie trntialat«-d "bruw
»wester."
ALL of the material needed to build the very best
rural telephone line—exactly the »time as the Bell
(Company put» up will c< st you and jour neigh-
Ivors less than half a bale ol cutton or twenty bushel»
of kshcat each?
PROUD EVENT FDR ALL PRESENT
M «lue*«.
Maa with th« Bulging Brow—Awful
sloppy. isn't It?
-It ain't
Maa
half a* sloppy for yuu »a it Í» for ma.
llaaiir Eea«a» «eoi.
"It's a good thlng tbiit man wants My overroet'a In »oik
b*lt Bttls bere twh-W.” reiuarkrd thè
Iw<r«i4«eia.ii Iter ll.i-lallo*.
boni*- grown g-hii- -• i>h*r
"Johany,” «aid Mn. luipallng. puttiug
"B<« »u»o why?" qurrle ! the yotith
on ber «rape, "l've b«en In tb» bou«« all
"B«-aii»e thaf’a all there la l*ft after day and I u««d Ih« fr«wh alr. If you’ll
wotuan g- ta what ahe wantn" auawered m nd baby e little «bile 1'11 go and
a piramide a round thè block"
the pbliu»-pby gi-m rulor.
Unalaoloir.
OHI. Ioua *-■ . un 4V
'. t V -I Ilka
t« lunk at au:u>
f -> ir <1—r u«tin(a or
suiting«,
IVyapeprlc Ixmking C ial >m»r No, b-it
If you wlll he klc-d -i, ugh to tall nw
where th» drug <1 wr-i ■ • la I'll tab» a
l.x.h at your pil i »■ ami por-ma plaster-
lags." t hirago Tribune
Do you realize that rural telephones, more tlun
anything else, tend to inerrav the earning power
of every farm and farmer? Do you realize that
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Portland
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