The Santiam news., August 03, 1911, Image 6

THE HORSE IX OREGON
MAKES HOUSECLEANING EASY
He
with a record
He a.so
Cy Cspt. Thomas B. Nerry.
« "CuUado,"
Meo Attachment That Will Ba Appre­
McKinney," !
the
Astoria, Ore.,
Or«
July S3 -—As Or
ciated by Those Who Hava to
sired more h sirsea in the
has more green gras* In the
<H tha pain which many women experience with every
than any livln g stallion.
Do the Work.
thun any other alate In the t'l
month it make* the gentlenevs and kindne«» slwsy* ataoci-
And. Cap!. <’ P. M.i’-im of Hoto!
•ho should naturally produce atro
alrj with womanhood wem to be olmeti a mi rada.
owulft
Dot
content
with
An Improved type of house cleaner
and better typo uf liorse», for I It I m River,
While m general no woman rebel« against what «he re­
who got a record of has been Invented by a Pennsylvania
generally conceded that grass Is i whal I Patcfaeu Hoy
gard« a« a natural necessity there u no w. tnan who would
3:10% In a winning race at three
makes bone and sub»tauc«.
man. It Is a mop with an attachment
noi gladly ba free Irvin thia recurring period of pain.
California has milder winters than I year» old, bought i In- famous Keu- by which It can be wrung dry by the
The Bondsman,” * for
De. Pferce'e I'twilt Ptrirrlotloo matta
Oregon, which etiablis the train«- s lucky stallion.
Ho turning of a crank and a device which
tarai nomoa ttroni and ilei woaiea
to make greater progress with two- I3U.000 about four months ago
troll, and tiara thorn troodom Iron aala.
)e.i.-., !,
and three yi-aroliH,
but anyone can see for hlnwlf that Ore­ tolda It spread out on tbs floor. There
It ootabllohoo rrtrlrrltf, aubduoa laflamr
there Is an uld saying among fruit gon la fast coming to the front as a a a long handle, of eour»«, with a
mafloa, itala ulcoratlua and carta tar
The
gruwnrs
Early ripe, early rotten.“ big producer of fast trotting and metal bolder st the bottom.
malt noahaoat.
rloth Is removably attached to this
which holds good particularly In this (Miclng horses.
Th« thoroughbred hors« Is almost
matter, for you seldom hear of any
Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter,
One can recall
gixhi horses of seven or eight year» extinct In Oregon
frtr
All correaponden. a strictly private and «acredly
Hie
day
when
Judge
Bybees
great
old In that state, except a few which,
ronkdenttal,
W rile without fear and without tee to W orld's Di«pen«ary Med­
filly
"Misty
Morn"
won
the
Oregon
for some reason not generally given,
ical A »«ori» tino, R. V. Pierce, M. I)., I'r evident, Bufalo, N. k .
Derby
ana
then
went
down
to
San
have not been train 4 al an early
If you want a book that tell« all about woman’« diseases, and bow to cure
age
The Oregon ho u». on the con Francisco where she defeated all the
them al home, »end 21 ooe-cent «tamp* to 1N. Pieroe to pay cost of mailing
trary, recelvtv» little >r no handling te»«t three year old» In California. Hut
ooh. and be will «end you a frto e«u»V of hi» great thousand page illu«(rated
until he la four and then. with all with judge Bybees death a change
(Sommon Sen«e Medical Advi«er revised, up-to-date edition, in paper covers.
his muscles «tevelopo
and hla bone came over the breeding of thorough­
In handsome cloth-binding, .11 stamp*.
The purse*
thoroughly hardened, b<- is a caui bred horse* in this state
l hung up to be run for at our race
paIgtier worth owiiin*
The
first
trotting
was. meetings were nil gobbled up by a
stallion
brought Into Oregut
I' I class of cheap aelllng plater« from
by John
Welch
In
iHflO
an
was
named California, o»ns<| and handl'd by a
" Waterloo."
He hiii
a r< cord of class of men who stopped at nothing
5JI MiHtrioR M . Portland. Orrgan.
2 IS imide In Wiscon« . He was not In their crooked designs.
•pe’afrr«. (IpbdlMlN aPtw romp!rtin<
Most of the race»
races were run
much himself, but »«« good enough
»«nal «hr* nt»* t'ont nuoua ria.»»»«*
v to
i
with rtthac th* principal or th« am kulan a.
to set the ball a roi 4llng. for In th*- won over night, the first money
to the
th<> cauciM nomine*-
nominee
Byb<<<
following year a man from Jackson Ing t<>
EMMA W GILLESPIE. Principal.
rille w.-nt down to Han Francisco 1 Wa: dead and there was no local man
! to take his place and compel other
»ml brought back a very handsome
So the s | h > i <
ns me<| "Ver­ men to race (airly.
Utile brown stallion
moiit." who had a record **f 2:50 tan down to such an extent that
Ao U«de Eben Sees It.
made In
1
a race against the more fa- most of the falls held In the state
De reaaun." said Vncle Eben,
nmu 1 Werner’s ’ Rattier," who after- give no prises for gallopers st ail
While others limit tha amount to
ward» trotted 111 2:34.
some n en walks d« fl ■-r be ause i-f
Vermont got three performer* with llo*> which In no Inducement for the
delr debts Is because it’s warmer an' are ths asfr.t end mrot reliable csthsitic sod
joblicr»
to
come
up
her«
from
Call-
record» of 2 30 or better.
"Parrot,"
mo* eomf'able dan
glttln' out and sv.lrm cleanser. The tost remedy for Torpid
the
tracks
In
I
Cloth
Held
Flat
on
Floor.
fornls;
and
with
all
L*«rr. B4<.*u.*ie«. sud Str X It.sdsrhe.
2
Ella Lewis." 2 2». ’ and
Fan
buildin' fences or ahovelln' snow.'*
Indefinitely,
it
:
that
state
now
closed
At Drugstore* *r by Mall. tS Caerte
*tlva." 3 30. He alwo gut a big horse.
bolder by wires and the lower part of
U ovt tuisi-u. Co.
Pusrus.«u. usaoois
Is
hard
to
say
what
those
fellows
{
“Blue Mountain Roy." that won a
the bolder Is so hinged that It fol
are
going
to
do
for
a
living.
Serve*
race at »even heat» In a field of »lx
They kills«! the goose lows the mnrsm.nl of the mop Thus,
start«-,» at the old Bay District track them right
A Catastrophe.
when the cleaner Is swabbed over the
near Ban Francisco.
No heat «aa which laid the golden egg.
A cat was being chased along the
Heavy draft hor»*v> have, however, floor. thia section of the apparatus
trotted |n 3 30. but th« big brown
roof of a New York building
It lost
stallion wore down every horse In attained * degree of |>«rfectlou In bolds Il flat and permits It to be used
Its balance and fell on a boy who was
the race and finished the race In this state far beyond the most san with much more effectiveness than
standing on a balcony on the eecond
2 34.
Resides thone.
Vermont’' got gulne cx|HTtatloti» of |«-ople engaged when It Is necessary to poke It about
In that branch of business.
A Ken
a horse called "Jim McDonough.”
floor.
The startled boy fell In his
tn
a
lump
The
upper
end
of
the
that could twat any horse In Califor­ lucky gentleman who visited Portland
turn, Isndlng on a baby carriage, for»
nia from the City ' Hall to the Cliff some three iiKinthn ago, said to the cloth Is attached to a beveled g«ar.
Innately empty, which another boy
which Is operated by a crank, When
Hous«, with two men in an ordinary writer:
was wheeling In the street.
The first
"1 never vlslt>-d a city of Portland's the mop Is to be wrung out. the crank
road wagon.
.
-
t
. ■ I. la turned and the gear twists the cloth
boy dislocated bls wrlsh; the cat was
Hamldetonlan Mambriao” was a
killed.
A thumb screw lock on the
small
but
beautifully shaped
bay her In the matter of business horse» lightly
naturally look for flne -gentle
stallion brought to Portland In H77 i
crank shaft prevents the crank from
m«-n
-
I
’
Mik.n-
it
In
a
<
Ity.
of
»<>
nci<
li
by Simeon U Re.-<|, then vice prcsl
Big Stick for Cupid.
turning at other times
This clear er
dent of the Oregon Steam Navigation local wealth, but when you «-ome t<s la useful not only on floors but on
Tn a few Isolated cases It would be
look
at
the
exptvs«
horse»
and
dray
Co
He was by ' Menelaus," a »<xi
ceilings, walls and window a
better If Cupid could throw away his
of "The Hero of Chester." and h'«i hot»*'» used In the wholesale end of
bow and arrow and break the monot­
dam wa» by a eon of thnt other fa­ your city, you seg what hi to I m » seen
ony by awlnglng a club
mous sire. "Mambrlno Chief "
Tills In no other city of Portland* site
hors« was kept at Reedsville, on the It »i*aks volume« for the enterprise
Ilaltitnore, M*I—"I send you here,
West Hide road, und was a succi-»» of your breeders "
with the picture of my fifteen year old
The truth Is that Oregon ha» three
from the very «tart
daughter Vlice, who
big and capacious market« for all the |
W li- • -I h.i.; previou ' ’
was restored to
big work horses she can produce—
healtlf by 1.villa E
n horse called ’’Autocrat'' that Is »till
1'lnkham’s Vegeta­
living In Portlaud at the advanced Portland, Seattle and San Francise»
ble Compound. She
age of 34 years, but his contribution And the horse dealc-s «if the latter
was pale, with dark
to the trotting world was Inslgnlfl city are never slow al«>ut sending
circles under ber
cant
On the contrary. "Hambbrton- her« tor just euch horses as they
weak and irri­
Ian Mambrlno" got as many fast ones require.
Thus It will be »«en that th« hors«
table. Two different
as any other stallion with the sam«
doctors treat«»! her
opportunitle«
His roll of honor In has entered largely Into the »ptrlt of
This Is only one of the
<»r»'g*m
»" I ca’!e<l it Green
eludes the following:
lesson«
which
have
been
many
Sickness, but she
Vanquish. 2’10: Susie fl . 2 20; Jane
over again because of the
learned
grew worse all tlio
I. . 2 19'»; Fre<| Hambleton. 3 2d.
Astoria Centennial Ihigeant. opening
time. I.yiiia E.I’ltik-
Stella H. 2:289»;
llamnick, 2:22;
August 10 and closing September 9
tifim's Vegetable Compouttd »as rec-
Carlyle Game, 2 35; Kilty Hum. 2 20.
A Tonic
It
was
thia celebration
However.
ommenili'tl, ami after taking three bot­
to.t remedy for Kkleeyv. IJver sod Bowels,
which started the backward trend of
Ths Coming of Altamont.
brsdusle. Etiopie. F'vrliuin anti Disorders
tles ahe has regained »—r health, thanks
Purines the nio.-l sod givo»
t i »•■ r :n>ilhme. I . an rei --tnrnend it of the bhin
lav Reach was post sutler at Fk»rt thought and gathered up the lost
Ton«,
Mitugib sud V igur to tbs tuUrc ./.teta.
for all female troubles." Mrs I
\.
Klamath up to the time of Its »ban • trlngs Of time
Tomatoes cannot be cooked In a
The criming Halem Fair. September
C okkhan . 1103 KutUial Street, Haiti-
dotitneiit a» a military post,
Having
hurry.
If you cannot give them at
more, Md.
a fair supply of money at hla com II to 16, will make evident the fill)
least
an
hour,
preferably
two.
do
home
of
today.
mand. hr »«nt East In 1 MH I and pur- development of the
Hundreds of such letters from moth­
They
chased from Dr William T. Withers«, for the best racers In the country without them for that time
ers expressing their gratitude for what
of Mxlngton. Ky., a brown stallion will I m » there for a wrek a program will taste raw and offend the palate Lydia E. llnkham's Vegetable Com-
Men'« Hi«rh Grad« Black or Tan Oaford«. Nrw-
of one who know» how they should {mund has aci'iiinplislxol for tlu-ni have
named
"Altamont,"
together
with
«•t Sprtntf HQrlaa. All Laaiiurra. U <•»> ralu«a. <U
taste.
some four or flv
marcs all gotten
u-en received by the Lydia E. Finkham siMs gfu al
by stallions having public records,
Medicine Conqiany, l.ynn. Mass.
Altamont made one season at the
Never us« aandnoap on a porcelain
Younif Girl.1*, H«'c«l This \dvicc.
Fkirt. where he got a stallion named
lined tub or «anhatand
There la no
Girls who are troubled with painful
’Morookers.” who In turn go St a bi>
PAIR
purer way to ruin the enamel What's or Irregular periods; ba* kache. In ui-
horse nanit-d "Klamath" that was the
the
use
of
soap?
It
»cans
only
extra
leading campaigner of the Paciuc
ache, dragging-down sensations, faint­ Mail Order.
work, and there is always the coal ul' ing spells or Indigestion should take PrranpUr filled
Coast In 1893.
rag. which la better.
Immediate action and I* restored to
"Altamont” wax rather on a amali
health by I.ydia E. Pinkham's Vege­
order, but about the strongest horse
ROYAL SHOE COMPANY
of his site
This Is proven by the
lamp chimneys ran be quickly table Compound. Thousands have been 22V Morrtaea M.. Br«. 1 M e«W 2d. Pantane. Or.
fact that while his best time to a
cl ran rd by holding the hand over one restored to health by its use.
sulky was'3 34. hr actually trotted
Write tn '!>. I'lnkliutn« Lyun,
rnd and putting the other end over
a third h>-at to a «keleton wagon In
the »pout of a simmering tea kettle Muss., tor advkx-, irc«j.
•2 36. something that Is not true o
The New Victims.
Hub at once with a smooth cloth or
one home In flve hundred
Follow
wife
(with paper) Well, wellt
tlaatie
paper.
Ing Is his roll of honor:
Here’s another aeroplane accident
Deep Mines Don't Pay.
Almonette ............................................ 2:29'4
There la little or no ground for the and. as usual, a lot of the Innocent
In making a boiled Ictng the secret
Atta ................................................
Hub "Bystanders f
>f sue. ess Ilea tn taking off exactly at belief that valuable metallic deposits bystanders hurt
Altar
.................................................... 2:16
You mean the Innocent understand,
the right moment A better test than lie very deep tn the earth's crust
Altona ................................................... 2:26*
spinning a heavy thread Is to drop With few exceptions, ore deposits bo ere."
Althala ..................................................
f.eorgle Wood hope ......................... 2 24
some of the syrup Into cold water, come too lean to repay working below
and when It adheres to bottom of 1,000 feet
Nite mines In ten, tak
Coqurta ................................................ 2'36
glass when pulled up It must be tak Ing the world as a whois, are poorer
Lady Bench.......................................... 2 26'
en off al once.
tn the second thousand feet than tn
McMinnville Maid ......................... 2 31'
the first thousand, and poorer yet Io
Ijuly Daphne........................................ 2:22
When Frying Doughnuts.
the third thousand 'han In the second
Onecn .....................................................2 25
When frying doughnuts aucresa de
Pearl Fl«her..................... ................... 2:2.'»
Mott«rv win find Mrs. Wt»sl.»w'» Sr>..<hine
pends largely on having the fat at Syrup Ito* tost rnrnadv ti> um loe i hair * -iklrwa
Prlcement ...........................
2:26
Stemwinder ........................................ 2:251
just the right beat. To test It dip a lurlag ihe leeUUue psrtvd.
Fremont
............................................2:29'
match quickly Into th« hot fat. an.I If
Stop it! And why not? Fall­
Wallula ................................................ 2:291
It Ignites the fat Is hot enough to fry
No Timo Wasted.
Vlnmont .............................................. 2 29
ing hair is a disease, a regular
doughnuts.
Olaf Ixreon. working In a millinery
D.-| Norte..............................................2 14«
warehouse, backed
Into an elevator
disease; and Ayer's Hair Vigor,
Malheur ................................................. 2’27'4
Maklng Candles.
shaft and fell down five stories with a
Msrv A........................................... .'...2:36
as made from our new im­
Hy keeptng candle mold» at hand. a load of boxes
Horror-stricken, the
Tybalt ................................................... 2:18H
proved formula, quickly and
Ito| Nori« .............................................2:19«4
fcw candles may b« made at a time other employes
rushed down
tha
completely
destroys that dis­
ikvc Sperry ....................................... 2:°’
as the tuet accumulatee, and the ende stairs, only to And him picking him­
Ella T.......................................................2 12
ease. The hair stops falling
of candles, and the dropplngs on (ho self unharmed out
of the rubbish.
Klickitat Maid....................................2:19
candlestlcks, may be melted and run "Ess de boss mad?" he whispered
out, grows more rapidly, and
Touch«! .................................................2:15
tnto fresh candles.
cautiously
*'Tal* 'em Ay had to com«
ail dandruff disappears.
Ch«halls ................................
2:24H
down for
nails
anyway."—Success
Altaw«w>d ............................................... 2:24«4
floor not cLin-r tht rotor of rV Aetv
One Egg Cake.
Magaxlne
Th« last seven named > ere pacers.
Half a cup of butter, one cup sugar,
Since th«-n Importation» have been
Shake Into Tour Shoen
one cup sweet milk, one egg. one pint
more frequent and quite as valuable
AHer’s Fent-ttMM. » f—nrd«r fnr Ih« far«. It roras
of flour, one teaspoon of soda, two of IMUnfuL
The famous mare "Sonuma Girl." with
«vmll««. «martlng. »waatina tee«. Msksa
cream of tartar
For a change a cup n»w .fwe vm - v . tc-ld t»y «il Un-rtie» t*i Sh-a
a record of 2:6314 for one heat and
S'nr-m.
fton't «rrayil ary «otonruta. Hampk
three hcata all below 2 65. has a
of raisins or English currants or a FREJL Addraaa
A.k Olmalad. LaKag. N. Y.
The little book In each package gives
brother called "Sonoma Bov" owned
mixture of both or an addition of
the formula of our new Hair Vigor, tells
|>v Mr Frank llley. an attorney of
»lived citron may be added
Envelopes for Packing.
whv each ingredient lx used, snd eg.
Roseburg In Douglas County: and the
Envelopes used In packing small ar­ plsins msny other interesting things.
name genelteman al»o owns another
Pumpkin Pie Cruat.
After reading you will know whvthisnew
ticles will be found bettor than bosea,
stallion called
ib-ti.idav." by Jhe
nutter a deep plate and sprinkle as they take up less room Stout, col­ hair prsparatioa does its work so well.
noted Kentucky hred hor»e "Ron Voy­
There are >rv--r»l out
—suoyiu; C .rMt-, bewail. M m *.——
with corn meal
If not mentioned no lapsible envelopes,
age" owned by a wn of ex Senator
which may bo
toucllr» U> thl. «erge au
one would know but there was a thin bought where office supplies are sold,
Clark, of Montana, who won the Ken­
phw.ing
tucky niturity at Irvington
cru«t
Would like to hear from some- will be found satisfactory.
r N u
No. >|-*n
Gloves,
It rollili a!w> lierons--1 m a beer) linen
Paul Wcssenger. the president of
vna that tries IL It is really One.
The het ia a nu «Ul that is neat ami
handkerchiefs.
neck arrangements,
the Welnhard breweries, owns "Hal
practical for traveling
v
etc. may be kept clcoly In such en­
II. “ one of the flnest and fastest
velónos.
When You Think
GILLESPIE SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION
MY
DAUGHTER
WAS CURED
By Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound
WHY PAY MORE?
FASHION HINTS
$2.50
When the
Hair Falls
A
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