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lnt,r,sting R»llc of Old Day*. Hoods Sarsaparilla T h , remain« of the old Roman boat found embedded In Thames mud dur ing tbe einking of th« foundations of tbe London county hall, at W est minster bridge, were transferred to tbe London museum. A coin which was found In the boat points to its date being probably about 293-296 A. D. Researches have led to the opinion that the old boat la probably a rello of the first fleet formed to protect the shores of Britain. Eradicates scrofula and a ll other humors, cures all their effects, makes the blood rich and abundant, strengthens all the vital organs. Take it. Get It today In usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs. S hake Into Y o u r Shoes Alton‘a Foot-Ease, a pow der fo r th e fe e t. I t cores painful, swollen, sm arting, sw ea tin g fee t. Makee new ehoee eaay. Sold by a ll D ru g g is t, and Shoe Store,. D on't accept any substitute. Sample FR E E . Address A . S. Olmated. L e Roy. N . Y . Economy in Cooking. Much gas may be saved with a little care. I bought a number of pana of various alzea, but all with tightly fit ting covers. Whenever 1 bake bread or a roast or for any other reason have a hot oven, I plan to coolc other things also, as many as the oven will hold. Stewed fruits and all vegetables will cook as well In an oven as on top of the stove If started boiling In plenty of water and then put In the oven in the covered vessels. Potatoes, how ever, are spoiled by this process. —Ux- c h a n g e . ___________________ Too Bad That She's Gone. Somebody who has taken the trou ble to Investigate has found that Elis abeth Barrett Browning tried to make “eagle" rhyme with "vigil,” "heiress" with “terrace," “nature" with “sa tire," and “woman with “gloam ing.” It is a pity that Mrs. Browning Is dead. She might, If she could return, make a wonder ful success as a writer of lyrics for musical comedies. Undoubtedly she possessed the chief qualification. Not the Other Extremity. Prom Canon Beeching comes the fol lowing story: “It was the morning after the banquet, and a solicitous friend who had set beside Bishop Stubbs, happening to meet him, asked If he got home all right. The bishop looked slightly surprised at the ques tion, but at once added, with an ap parent gleam of comprehension, ‘Oh, yes, It was only my boots that were ' U gh t’ ” B LU E ! B LU E ! 3LUE1 Blue that's all blue. RED CROSS B ALL BLUE delights the laundress. A wash day necessity. Once tried, always used. A standard bluing for 20 yeans. More satisfactory than liquid blue, and more economical because It is not 4-5 water. Easily handled and cannot spill. Price, 10 cents. ASK THE GROCER. Remembered the Lesson, My little girl, who was about thres years old, had always had It Impress ed upon her that after she was once dressed she should not get dirty again. One afternoon after being dressed she went out to play and fell down In the dirt. She then came running to me and cried, “O, mam ma now I'm all undressed.”— Ex change. _____________ Windows In Umbrella. An umbrella with windows Is the latest In Paris. The reason given for the Innovation Is the difficulty of get ting about on account of the danger caused by traffic, especially In wet weather. The Only Way. Hewitt— “I want him to stand back of what he says." Jewett— “Then you’d better get him to say it by telephone.” ■vS“ EBBSgHIEi Queer Place for Wedding Ring. A merchant at Aberdeen. N. S. W., while cutting a cheese the other day found that his knife waB stopped by something hard. On investigating he saw that its progress was barred by a heavy gold wedding ring. No Wedding Presents. Those who are opposed to the giv ing of wedding presents will hall with approval the step taken by a very wealthy Chicago society girl. When her wedding invitations were Issued they contained this sentence: “It Is a special rqquest that no gifts shall be aent.” Probably there are others who will follow her example. The Two Classes. Tho man who Is looking for trouble Is a source of endless wonderment to the men who away from it. Wouldn't a Lamp Post DoT urges the need of an Individual banister. Wonder If the man expects us to tote ’em around In our pockets?— Columbia State. CORNS REMOVED Simple plaster; no strin g»; - 1 1 1 - 10c; no grease; safe, sure, speedy. W h y be miserable? Money back i f not satisfied. Address H E X S P E C IA L T Y CO. Box 164, Seattle, Wash. A newspaper correspondent H O W A R D E. BURTON - Atoayer and Chemist, I I Leudville, Colorado. Specimen prices: Gold, SUvor, Lead. $1. Gold, Silver, 75c; Gold. fiOo; Zino or Copper, SI. Mailing envelopes a id fu ll price list •ent on application. Control and Umpire work so lioited. Reference: Carbonate National Bank. W anted-—Men and W omen T o learn barber trade. Tools free. Waares w hile learning1. Positions guaranteed. International Barber School, 429 E. 5th St., Los A ngeles, Cal. Machinery Second-Hand Machin ery bought, sold and exchanged: en gin es, boiler«, sawmills, etc. The J. E. Martin Co., 76 1st St., Portland. Send fo r Stock List and prices. ASTHMA CAN BE CURED Instant relief. T r y our grea t Asthm a Remedy. Send feir TREE FIRST TREATMENT. Henri Millar Remedy Co., 721 Se. L St, Tacoma, Wash. Real Estate, Turlock, Cal. Dealers in Irrigated Lands, large and small tracts. The land owns the w ater. Im proved farm s $100 acre up: unim proved lands $60 up. B A G L E Y & S M IT H . RAW FURS W e positively pay the hie best market prices, as we are manu facturers and therefore can pay more than dealers. Send for free price list and shipping tags and get full value for your skins. N. M. U nger Co., the Reliable Furriers, 202 Vi 7th St.. Portland, Or«. j o Years withCoughs CURES RHEUMATISM (Form erly C u re-A ll) Portland. Or.. 22 Dec., 1911 Sayers U. R. Company. Tacoma, Wash- Dear Sirs:— A s 1 fail to find any agent o f your* In this city. I enclose you $1 fo r two 50c bottles o f your remedy. W e have used this remedy six years ago w ith good results. Yours truly. P E T E R M c G IL L IY R A Y , 59U9 41st A r e . 3. E.. City. Money returned i f it fails. \ Tacoma, Wash. I Agents Wanted Everywhere. The A1R-0-LITE A la m p built on new principle. A mi *•1 o f simplicity, el «deucy, economy. B< ter than any thing y ever *aw. POSmvuv GUARANTCI fO « S VfAIM. J10.J0 Camptet«, Money refunded P i if no! retiaB Would you lik , to wrt « , AbMi-i#*, n ifrr W r it , TO O A Y. *O i u u w ia .k L We have had seventy years of experience with Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. This makes us have great confi dence in it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, weak throats, and weak lungs. We want you to have confidence in it, as well. Ask your own doctor what experience he has had with it He knows. Keep in dose touch with him. One of Ayer's Pills at bedtime will cause an increased flow of bile snd product t gentle Isxstive effect tbe dsy following Formula on etch box. Show it to yoat doctor. He will understand at a glanca. Dose, one pill at bedtime, just one. . *7 u„ t. o. arms to.. Irersll, s m . G en era l R e su m e o f Im p o rta n t E ve n ts P re se n te d in C o n d e n s e d F o r m f o r O u r B u s y R e a d e rs. The U. S. Supreme court upholds the national employers’ liability law. Investigation o f Bell Telephone affairs seems likely to disclose a big monopoly. An official w ill be sent to investi gate charges against Governor Frear, o f Honolulu. The late Chief Justice Harlan left an estate o f $13,000, o f which $7,200 was life insurance. President T a ft is not averse to Hitchcock’s proposal o f government ownership o f telegraph lines. Chico, Cal., felt a slight earth quake, which is believed to have been more severe in the mountains. Representative Borland, o f Mis souri, would build a national road, 60 feet wide, from New York to San Francisco and Olympia. The will o f Richard T. Crane, Chi cago millionaire, provides a fund of $1,000.000 for the assistance o f de serted wives and children. The Rock Island railroad has sold $20,000,000 worth o f bonds, the cash to be used for improvement o f termi nals and the system generally. San Francisco plans the highest- power wireless telegraph station in the world, as a permanent memorial o f the Panama-Pacific exposition. A bomb was thrown at Premier Yuan Shi Kai, o f China, killing two soldiers and the horses attached to the carrige, but not injuring the pre mier. High water in the W illam ette river has closed the Oregon City pulp and paper mills, throwing over 1,500 em ployes out o f work for a few d »ys at least. ’ Prison Reform Espoused, Globe, Arizona— As soon as he be gins his term o f office, about February 1, Governor Hunt will join the ranks of state executives who have been making unusual adventures into the realm o f prison reform. A t a ban quet given by promoters o f the Men’s Forward Movement o f the Presbyter ian church, the governor said he would appoint as warden o f the peni tentiary a man whe would give the convicts “ Christian treatment.” A e ro p la n e C u flies W ind, Pau, France—Jules Vedrine, the French aviator, beat the world's speed record by covering 142 kilometers, 160 meters (about 88 1-3 miles) in one hour, in hia monoplane at the Aero drome here. THE S U N S H IN E . Most true conservationists will agres with the secretary o f the Inter ior in his condemnation o f those loud talkers who spend their energies in discussing the wickedness o f waste, without at the same time being w il ling to assist in any practicable plan to stop the evils they so greatly de plore. We suspect, however, that few, even o f those good citizens who believe in the wisest use o f natural resources and who are sincerely eager to safeguard the public good both now and hereafter, realize how easy it is to neglect opportunities for conserva tion which lie a* out door. The coal and forests in Alaska are o f vast im portance, but the discharge o f our duty with regard to them will not oc- j cupy much o f our time. A nearer need is to see that we make the best use o f natural resources in our own back yards. How about making "tw o blades of grass grow where one grew before?” Why isn’t that just as im portant as keeping the coal or saving the streams or doing any o f the thou sand and one things that we individ ually can only talk about? Our truest conservationists are those gardeners and farmers who catch the sunshine and husband the rain and strive intel ligently to keep pace in production with the increase of the non-agricul- tural population. The need o f conservation o f food- supplying resources is obvious. There are more people in America every year, and every year the soil, if un replenished, is impoverished. The area o f rich land decreases and the cost o f living rises. Conservation of the potential power o f sun and soil is the only reasonable solution o f the problem o f nation-feeding and just here is our op;x/rtunity. What is for the nation’s good is also for our indi vidual profit. The wise use o f the soil means money in our pockets. The very greatest product o f land is derived from “ intensive garden in g.” Through generations o f intelli gent selection and breeding thorough bred seeds have been developed whose yield far surpasses in quality and quantity that o f the ordinary strains. You can be a true conservationist if you have a successful garden. Be sure, however, to start right by plant ing thoroughbred seeds. These can be bought of aeedsmen having suffi cient capital and experience to know what they are about and a reputation to maintain. candidates now le ft in the Republican presidential Walla Walla valley fruitgrowers will make a systematic effort to de termine what variety o f apple is best suited to that valley. It is reported that Tacoma’s mayor is about to resign, owing to the con tinual petty complaints o f people who are not pleased with his administra tion. Pleasant, Refreshing Beneficial, 0 Gentle and Effective, N O TE T H E N A M E CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. In the Circle. on evenj Pacffa£e o f tho Genuine. DO NOT LET A N Y D E A L E R D E C E IV E Y O U ------------- ♦-------------- SYRUP M ARKETS. W heat— Track prices: Bluestem, 85c; club, 81c; red Russian, 80c; valley, 82c; forty-fold, 82c. Millstuffs — Bran, $23 per ton; shorts, $25; middlings, $30; rolled barley, $37(i<38. Oats— No. 1 white, $30.50 ton. Hay— No. 1 Eastern Oregon tim othy, $170/18; No. 1 valley, $150/16; alfalfa, $13(<(14; clover, $12; grain hay, $14. Barley— Feed, $360/ 37 ton. Corn— New, whole, $33 per ton; cracked, $34; old, whole, $36; cracked, $37. Cranberries, $100/,$11.60 per barrel. Potatoes — Buying prices: Bur banks, 90c0/$1.15 per hundred; sweet potatoes, $3 per crate. Vegetable*— Artichokes, $1.26 per dozen; cabbage, l ) 0/.l)c per pound; cauliflower, $1.900/2 per crate; cel ery, $5.25 per crate; garlic, 80/10c per pound; lettuce, $2.600/0/2.75 per crate; peppers, hOzlOc per pound; pumpkins, 10£ lic per pound; squash, liO z lic ; sprouts, 7fq:8c; turnips, $1.25 per sack; rutabagas, $1.25; car rots, $1.25; parsnips, $1.25; beets, $1.60. Onions — Association price, $1.75 per sack. Butter — Oregon creamery butter, solid pack, 38c; prints, extra; butter fat, lc less than aolid pack prices. Poultry— Hens, 12|c; springs, 12)c; ducks, young, 18c; geese, ll)tfi!il2c; turkeys, live, 17)c; dressed, choice, 200/ 22)c. Eggs— Fresh Oregon ranch, candled, 36c per dozen. Pork— Fancy, 8J0z,9e per pound. Veal— Fancy, 13) 0il4c per pound. Choice steers, $60/6.25; good, $6.76 (a 6 ; choice cows, $50/5.35; good, $4.400/4.60; choice spayed heifers, $5.350/5.50; good to choice heifers, $50i,5.25; choice bulls, $4.250/4.50; good, $4.250/5; choice calves, $7.600/ 8 ; good, $6.750/ 7. Hogs— Choice light hogs, $6.800/7; good to choice hogs, $6.400/6.60; smooth heavy hogs, $5.750/6. Sheep — Choice yearling wethers, $4.500/4.85; choice killing ewes, $3.850/4.25; choice Ismbs, $5.500/ 6.75; good to choice, $4.500/5; culls, $3.750)4. FIGS AND ELIXIR OF SENNA HAS GIVEN UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS PAST. AND ITS WONDERFUL SUCCESS HAS LED UN SCRUPULOUS MANUFACTURERS OF IMITATIONS TO OFFER INFERIOR PREPARATIONS UNDER SIMILAR NAMES AND COSTING THE DEALER LESS; IHEREFORE. WHEN BUYING. Note (fve Fuff Name o f the Gom pan CALIFORNIAFIG SYRUP CO. jCAUFORJIlA FIG SYRUPCv Ä S C PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS. NEAR THE BOTTOM. AND IN THE CIRCLE,NEAR THE TOP OF EVERY PACKAGE.OF THE GENUINE. REGULAR PRICE 50c PER BOTTLE; ONE SIZE ONLY. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS. o«. MINIATURE PICTURE OF FACXACE. SYRUP OF FICS AND ELIXIR O f SENNA IS THE MOST PLEASANT. WHOLE. SOME AND EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR STOMACH TROUBLES. HEADACHES AND BILIOUSNESS DUE TO CONSTIPATION. AND TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS IT IS NECESSARY TO BUY THE ORIC1NAL AND ONLY GENUINE WHICH IS MANUFACTURED BY THE C alifo rn ia F ig S y r u p C o . AMERICAN STUMP PULLER I AM A R EA L S T U M P PU LLER W ill pull them all, large and small, and pile them just like a 100-H. P. D O N K K Y ENG INE. Will clear TW O acres to the Donkey’sone, using less or no powder at all. Am operated by one horse and one man. Write and find out why you should know about the AM ERIC AN STUMP PU LLE R . T H IN K TH IS OVER: Stump land does not pay TAXES, but when cleared it pays everything. This Machine is guaranteed to stand wear and tear und pull your stumps, or no pay. Address AMERICAN MACHINE WORKS, INC. 2012 15TH AVE. WEST. SEATTLE, WASH. PINK EYE fOR Kidney rem ed y; 60 cents ami ( l u b ottle; $5 and $10 the dozen. Hold hy all druggist» and horse goods houses, or sent, express paid, hy the manufacturers. SPOHN M EDICAL CO.. Chemists, Goshen, Ind. Why is It thst so many people suffer with Lame Back? Hamlins Wizard Oil will cure it and for Aches, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Bums, etc., there is nothing better. Tolstoy’s Wise Counsel. Never say, “I can indulge In this little thing without fear; it does not amount to anything.” Never say, "This particular virtue is so Insigni ficant I might Just as well do with out I t ” — Tolstoy. „¿joqjo eqi pa/noAuj o.wT noA jo qo|q.\\„ :paj|nb •u| X||U|(ioH SAaq O) pus )q9|tu s;q ||B qUAA qounj U( sa;pi.ttq)3[}s o j aqj 8u; •ziJitus SBAA oqAt ’j-qjmiiv' na qii-w— juaiu.tAom aiiaqisoa aq) jo ;q8|aq aqi >o—opilAV JBosO paiuo/juoa aAuq o; eouo p;ns s; jaiis;q,\Y UONOW sautaf •u/seojeg a,Ja|*S|qM Porcelain Not of Pertla. True porcelain was never produced In Persia, but hard paste porcelain In Persian forms and styles of decora tion was made In China for the Per slan market. Wine ewers with pow d“ r blue glaze and gold overglaze deo- oration, small vase, and bowls with bronze luster glaze and designs re served In white are found in collec tions of Persian ware, but these are unquestionably of Chinese origin. «g» B«i Chest Pains and Sprains Sloan’s Liniment is an ex cellent remedy for chest and throat affections. It quickly relieves congestion and in flammation. A few drops in water used as a gargle is antiseptic and healing. sbi tablee. Use F erry's. For emle erery where. 1*11 SKID ANNUAL m i s on sto u s s T EB.f[HTICO.,Q«keHliflS f ERRY s When Your Eyes Need Care Try Murine Eye Remedy ; N o S m a rtin g — F e e ls Fin e— A c ts Q u ickly. T r y 1 It fo r R ed , W ea k , W a te r y E y es and O ran u - j la ted E y elid s. Illu s tr a te d B ook In each P a ck - i age. M urine is com pou nded b y o u r O c u lis t« — .;ot a " P a t e n t M ed icin e” — bu t used In suc ces sfu l P h y s ic ia n s ’ P r a c tic e fo r m an y y e a rs. I N o w d ed ica te d to the p u b lic and sold by I D ru g g is ts at* 25c and 504* p e r B o ttle. M u rln « E y e H a lve In A s e p tic T u b e s , k5o and 80c. SLOANS LINIMENTI N MUSTANG LINIMENT is excellent for sprains and bruises. It stops the pain at once and reduces swell ing very quickly. “O K ” F O R H O R SES. | Charles Locke, Stanford, Mont, writes t " Y o u w ill find enclosed t w o cent stam p fo r which send me y o u r H o rse D o c to r’* D iary. I am a hostler in a b a m here on the ( »rent F a lls Stajre Lin e and m y horses h ave very sore shoulders. I ’ ve used M us. ta n jf Lin im en t and find it all rl«ht. I rec- omrnend it as the beet on tha market.” | 25c. 50c. $1 a bottle at Drug A G en ’l Store« M u rine l y e R em ed y C o ., C h lo a g o A D estructive Succete. "W hat has become of that man who said Mats Is habitable?” "H e made the mistake of convincing too many people. There wasn’t enough skepti cism to keep up a fair.y Interesting controversy.” H ere’s P ro o f ** I have used Sloan’s Liniment for year» and can testify to its wonderful efficiency. J have used it for sore throat, croup, lame back and rheumatism and is every case it gave instant relief.” R E B E C C A J A N E IS A A C S . Lucy, Kentucky# M E X I C A D IS T E M P E R C A T A R R H A L EEVER A N D A L L N O SE A N D T H R O A T DISEASES Cure« tho sick anil acts as a p:ovcntive for others, Liquid g fven V il on tlio another*. Best tho tongue. Halo Hale lor for brood mares marcs amt and allothers. MAKE YOUR GARDEN A Seattle suffragette slapped the YIELD ITS LIM IT face o f a man who refused to sign her thoroughbred seeds. Thor petition for the recall o f certain coun- X . * Plant ou tin oughbred seeds do not happen. The, result from long and inli They cilmen, and in turn received a sound gen breeding. They gent box on the ear. ' ig crops of the best PORTLAND OF Finesse. "H ow did you get old Bunkins’ con- ported from France. During a recent W. Morgan Shuster, recently re thunderstorm the lightning struck moved treasurer general o f Persia, three byres In a village In the depart has le ft that country and is en route ment of tho Loire, killing off the cows In each byre that were lying down— to Europe. 16 In all — while all those standing up T a ft and Roosevelt are practically escaped unhurt. the only Ships Are In Grip o f Ice. Chicago— Fifty-five passengers are icebound on the Indiana and Kan sas, two lake steamers, five miles out o f Chicago harbor, 72 hours a fter they ran afoul o f floating ice which made further progress impossible. Neith er immediate danger nor immediate escape from tbeir position appears likely. Two other lake boats became locked in the same floe later, when they started on their regular trip up the lake, with instructions to run close to the ice-locked craft, to see if they could be o f aid. S A V IN G Madame Schuman-Heink, world- aent to marry his daughter?” “Finesse, renowned singer, is suing her Am eri my boy—just finesse. I told all over can husband for divorce, and her chil town that he had caught seventeen dren by her first marriage are much four-pound bass on that last fishing elated, believing she will now be able trip he took." to use her wealth to complete their musical training. I f you use Eye Salve use the best. Intense cold still envelops the Middle P e t t i t ’ s E y e S a l v e is the standard, West, the mercury is falling and no is reliable and costs no more than infer ior goods that are unknown. Used by relief is in sight. Physicians and Oculists, helps where all The Port o f Portland has decided to others fail. It is not the T u b e or Box publish maps and plats o f the entire that cures, it is the S a l v e that does the work. Guaranteed by Howard Bros, Columbia river basin. under the Government Food and Drugs John Day valley, Oregon, has more Act. Don’ t be deceived or misled. The than two feet o f snow, with a temper only really antiseptic Eye Salve that has been in the market for years. Sold by ature o f 14 degrees below zero. Druggists throughout the known world. The National Dressmakers’ associ Lignu m ^ . rreaK. ation voted to return to the natural A strange freak of lightning la re waist line in women’s garments. G o v e rn m e n t A g a in T h re a t race for the ened W ith D isru p tio n . nomination. T e xtile M ills to C lo s e . SAYRE’S UNIVERSAL REMEDY 214 Bankers' Trust Bldg , Salem, Or.— Large Eastern brew ers, feeling the necessity o f securing a foothold in Pacific Coast hopyards, have pooled interests to gain control o f heavy acreage in Oregon and Cali fornia for their own benefit. This an nouncement was made in a statement given out here by Theodore Eder, general superintendent for E. Clemens Horst company, who is now in this' city. It is planned by the brewers to plant 1,300 acres o f hops this year. H alf a million dollars has been ap propriated for the purpose and from 200 to 250 acres will be set to hops in Oregon fields. Appraisals have been completed. “ Owing to the high price o f hops of the 1911 crop,’ ’ said Mr. Eder, “ about 25 large Eastern brewers, forming the nucleus o f the United States Brewers’ association, approached E. C. Horst, president o f the E. Clemens Horst company, with the idea of taking over a considerable number o f shares in their extensive hopgrowing interests on the Pacific Coast, with the special proviso that the money put up by the brewers be at once used to plant at least 1,300 acres o f new hops in the spring o f 1912. “ The American appraisal company, o f Milwaukee, was selected to value the old properties, which consist of over 2,500 acres o f hops located in practically every hopgrowing district in Oregon and California. “ A ll o f the 1500,000 subscribed by the brewers is being used to put in new yards this spring. The acreage to be planted is about as follows: “ Seven hundred acres at Del Paso, 200 acres at Wheatland, 150 acres at Tehama, 100 acres at Consumme, making a total of 1,150 acres in Cali fornia. In addition, some 200 to 250 acres o f virgin soil is to be planted in our Oregon yards, where the Krebs broth ers and H. D. Landon now have three large donkey engines and over 200 men at work clearing land for that purpose. “ The 1,150 acres to be planted in California will all be irrigated and w ill easily yield a ton an acre this coming year, because the ground has been fertilized and two-thirds o f it is being planted with nursery roots. The 200 or more acres at Independence should yield fairly well, being all on virgin soil, leveled for irrigation. “ Hop planting is already under way in California, over 350 acres having been set out and the entire 1,350 acres will be planted before March 1, so that maximum results will be realized in 1912. The E. Clemens Horst com pany w ill harvest over 3,000 bales of hops in Oregon and California in 1912. Lawrence, Mass.— Although there was no repetition o f the violent out breaks that marked the beginning o f the strike o f textile operatives who object to a decrease in their wages in cident to the curtailment by two hours o f the working time under the new 54- hour law, mill agents and owners are N o t fo r Her. considering the idea o f a general shut The verger of a large church, see down until conditions have become ing an old woman in one of the seats more nearly normal. Such a shut reserved for some Important persons, down wouid affect upwards o f 25,000 beckoned her to come out. But just persons. The Everett mills have at that moment the organ started play closed indefinitely. ing. The old woman, never having been In a church containing an organ, startled him and tbe congregation by calling: "H a, man, get aomebody younger; my dancing days are past.” SAYRE’S UNIVERSAL REMEDY CO. to Madrid— The Spanish cabinet, o f which Jose Canalejas was premier, has resigned. The cabinet resigned as the result o f a divergence o f views with King Alfonso as to the advisa bility o f commuting the death sen tence o f one o f the rioters who mur dered a judge and who wounded sever al court officers in the town o f Cul- lera, province o f Calencia, last Sep tember. The strike at that time involved a plot to assassinate General Weyler, and the king was compelled to suspend the constitutional guarantees. The radicals seized upon the affair as a weapon to attack the government in the same way that they utilized the refusal to reprieve Ferrer to bring about the downfall o f the Maur cab inet. TH E BARBER TRADE TIT Positions W aiting for and Women. 50c and $1 by mail. P la n tin g N o w U n d e r W a y — A im A v e rt Repetition o f H ig h P ric e s o f 1911 C r o p . S p a n is h Tbe Old Master now sup planted by tbe graduate. Good wages while, learning. Book fo r home atbdy, $1.25 Largest- school in the West N A T IO N A L BARBER COL- LEGE. OS Washington St., Scaitle. Wash. Wriu'- Acquire Many Acres in Oregon Doings of the World at Large Told in Brief. and California. R A D IC A L S F O R C E C R IS IS . P U D D L'D C T A M P C Seale, Stencils and Braes IVU DD LA J l R m r d S i,ms. Celluloid Button* and Ribbon Radges. Good Goods, Quick Service. Send fo r complete Catalogue No. 26. Acme Stamp Works, 1015 A St., Tacoma, Wash. L£AR11 BREWERS WILL CURRENT EVÈNTS OF THE WEEK RAISE OWN HOPS I | I I I | TO CUBE A COI.D TN ONE DAT T a k . L A X A T I V E BROM O Q u in to, Tableta. DruggtMn rrfu nd money i f it fa ii. to cure. £ . W . Q K O V K ’B signatura ts un oach box* 25c. Uncle Eben. "De man dat expect* to git eumpln' foh noffln’," said Uncle Eben, "gener ally makes a mighty risky Investment of time an’ trouble dat ought to be worth consld’nh/«* ” FILER CURED IN * TO 14 DATE Your druggist will refund money if P A ZO Ole/T- MF.NT fallato cure any care o f Itching, Blind. Blreding ur Protruding Pito, in * to 14 days. iOc. 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