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----------------------- ---------------------- *N MADERO MAY GO SAME AS DIAZ Farm ers and M erchants W rite us for our cash offer on your Farm and Dairy Produce. I f we don’t handle it will refer you to re liable buyer. PEARS o n .I* a g E CO. Portland, Oregon. _____________________________________ / Scenes of Disorder at Mexican Capital Are Repeated. i-| 0 "'A R D E. BCRTU N — ¿mayor » n l ■ ■ Laadville, Colorado. Specimen ir u c « : Cold, Silver. Lead, SI. Gold, Sll\er, 7oc; Gold. 5Uc: '/..no or Copper. $1. Mailing envelope* a d fu ll p ricelist •ent on application. Control and Umpire work *> liolted. Reference: Our Donate National liauk. Machinery Police Guard Cnamber o f Deputies During Wild Session— Madero Hissed—Vivas for Diaz. Second-Hand Machin ery bought, sold and exchanged: en gin es, boilers, sawmills, etc. The J. E. Martin Co.. 76 1st St.. Portland. Send fo r Stock Liat and prices. MILEAGE OF IMPROVED ROADS Mexico City — Barrel from the Indiana Leads All State* of Union, Chamber of Deputies by order o f Pres With Ohio a Close Second— Mostly rolls developed. 10c. any ident Madero, because o f the noisy size. La rgest and best Composed of Gravel. shop in Northw est. Com demonstration in which he and his ad plete price list on request. Best results guaranteed. According to information Just made herents were hissed, hundreds o f resi public by the director of the office of dents marched through the streets J A C O B S Otoe0 public roads, Indiana leads all the shouting disapproval o f the new ex P.-I. Build'g, Scatti« states of the Union in mileage of lm- ecutive and "v iv a s ” for their exiled proved roads. Most of the Improved ruler. Woven, Uublock«l roads of Indiana and Ohio are com Mounted police were ready to dis posed of gravel and were, for the most part, built by the farmers In perse the mob and the entrances to WEAVER TO WEAIER working out taxes. In many cases the chamber where the duputies were the gravel Is dumped on the road in executive session were heavily without proper spreading or rolling. guarded. The situation is almost identical Roads constructed in this way seldom with that immediately preceding the give entire satisfaction. The eight leading good roads states, fall o f Diaz, with the exception that as shown by the data compiled by the shifts have been made in the cast of characters. The disorders had as a director, are as follows: basis the same discussion — the seat Mileage Improved 1904 1909 ing o f doubtful members o f the cham ber— when the gallery hissed Madero 24.106 and shouted the praises o f Diaz. They Ohio ...................... 12,787 ■ ¡ f l BUSINESS COLLEGE were precipitated by the rejection of ’ J S lB W A S H IN G T O N A N D TE N T H STS 10,167 Wisconsin ........... .................10,633 » y g ir l PORTLAND. OREGON 10,114 Francisco Pasqual Garcia, leader of Kentucky ............. B . JBA. W R I T E F O R C A T A L O G 8.914 the Catholic wing, whose election was Illinois .................. F The School that ¡ ‘Laces You i n a Good P osition 8.587 under question. California ........... ................. 8,803 8,463 Massachusetts ___ A deputy denounced him, saying no Where decreases are shown, they reason for his rejection was required have been the result of reclassification other than that he was a Catholic. of roads. The fervid oratory and scenes o f dis Strangely enough, New York ip the order on the floor were emulated by only one of the eight that appears In the galleries. One deputy, fancying the list of the eleven states leading himself insulted, drew a pistol to fire, in actual progress in road building in when he was seized by a neighbor and the five-year period. In other words, overpowered. Paraffine rubbed on the heels ol while the entire eight states maintain Another deputy, Pedro de los San stockings will cause them to last much their lead, It Is merely because of tos, declared justice and law were for their earlier start, and New York alone gotten or confounded with personal longer. Orange fritters are as delicious an is entitled to a place In the list of issues and that more blood would have accompaniment to broiled or fried ham states in progress in the last five to be shed if necessary to secure jus years. The states which are leading tice. as apple sauce to spare rib. When beating eggs separately, beat in progressive road building are New An organized little group marched the whites first and then add a tea York, Georgia, Washington, Missouri, out o f the chamber without the form spoonful of the beaten whites to the South Carolina, Alabama, Pennsylva ality o f adjournment and left the yolks soon after starting to beat them nia, Teftnessee, New Jersey, Florida chamber without a quorum. When and they will not stick to the egg beat and Maryland. the house was reconvened late in the er and will grow lighter much quicker The gain in New York, according to afternoon the doors were closed to all than when beaten without the addi the director of the office of public but members. tion of the bit of beaten whites. roads, is due largely to the fact that Comparatively few people realize the state has bonded itself for $50,000,- M U TS U H ITO A T REST. that the gas bill may be very percep 000, and that {5,000,000 a year more tibly reduced by exercising care to Is being expended by the state, In ad light the gas properly. Hold the light dition to an equal sum by the coun Body o f Late Emperor Placed in ed match to the burner, then slowly ties, In building state highways. New Mausoleum on Imperial Estate. turn on the gas. Most people turn York Is leading all the states in actual Kioto, Japan— The body o f the late the gas on full force, and then apply progress at the present time, and If Emperor Mutsuhito was placed Sun the match. A slight explosion en the pace Is maintained she will take day night in the imperial mausoleum sues. which affects the meter and the lead over Indiana and Ohio In ac at Monoyama, an imperial estate sends It rapidly forward. tual mileage In a few years. about five miles from Kioto. Mutsu hito had been exceedingly fond o f the N o thou gh tfu l person uses liquid blue. I t ’s * ©inch o f blue in a targe bottle o f w ater. A sk fo r surrounding scenery and had expressed Red Cross Bail Blue, the blue th a t’s all blue. BEST PLACE FOR TOOL HOUSE the desire that this should be his last The Vlewpont. resting place. Golfer— "Have you seen my ball, North Side of Bam Is Favored on Ac Great crowds gathered along the count of Coolness and Less sir?” Wounded Party— “ Yes, sir; road to Monoyama. The roadway to Needed for Stock. there it is, confound you. Nearly the imperial tomb was hung with killed— ” Golfer— “ Jove! Bit of luck, crepe draped on white panels. A The north side of a barn is in sh? I thought It was going out of double line o f Boldiers and sailors many ways the best place to house im flanked the route which, bounds."— Punch. cutting plements. for it is cooler to work In through the famous tea fields, had and less needed to shelter the stock been built up to a height o f 60 feet in than the south side. An Iron roof not some places and terminated in a court M E X I C A N in every way suited to stock will an o f honor about two miles square in swer the purpose, and Is cheap. One front o f the shrine. On the sides o f of the main difficulties In shedding the road had been placed arc lamps tools Is to be able to get at them as and braziers, the lights o f which were needed. The drill Is often needed, fall visible for many miles. On the ar as well as spring, and a lot of tools rival at Monoyama the casket was re have to be moved to get at It, and moved from the train and placed on a other tools are often hard to reach. funeral palanquin. This was borne by Perhaps a square house with a drive 100 farmers, o f Yase village, in gray Jas. B e ck & Son, C e n terfield , U tah, w rite s : way through the middle and plenty hemp costumes. Approaching the of rolling outside doors Is the most burial hall, the paneled doors were convenient, for In that case each tool thrown open, revealing a stand on can be moved out directly. which the casket was placed. A black Doors are not.so very much more curtain was dropped over the doorway. expensive than the sides of the build The top o f the palanquin was removed “ W e sell M exican M u sta n g L in im en ta n d ing, and they can be made tight enough and the casket placed on a carrier h ave a g o o d sale fo r it, especially in thresh in g tim e fo r horses’ sore shoulders.’* Different. for the machinery which Is not affect which bore it to the tomb, all on the I t contains no alcoholand so cannot sting Book "Here's Soothes a book, in cases Agent----- o f open wounds. and *A ed by drafts. If the shed Is not con plateau bowing to the ground in Anal relieves Ways strained to ligaments a t Thousand.*" once. Million Make a venient the machinery will be outside reverence. 2 5c. Man— 50c. $1 a "I bo ttle at D ru g & one G en ’ l before.*' Stores The bought a great part of the time. I do not Prior to the interment a great pro Book Agent— "No, sir; that one was believe It Is practical to shed all the cession was formed at the station, in 'A Thousand Ways to Make a MiV wagons In this climate— they must be which the local authorities partici lion.* **—Judge. out so much anyhow that the protec pated. All the ancient implements of tion of good paint which they carry war and ritualistic ornaments were with them will be more effective than carried behind the casket. shedding part of the time, except with wagons used for hauling which are Intervention Is Opposrd not In use through the summer. San Francisco— Resolutions express ing the opposition o f the San Francis Guinea as a Forager. co Labor council to any intervention The guinea fowl Is a great forager on the part o f the United States in and destroys many Insects that the Mexcian affairs are being forwarded hens will not touch. They do not to President T a ft at Washington. scratch the garden and, though not They were drawn by Andrew Furu- easily kept near the house, they make seth, president o f the International known the places where they lay by Seamen’B Union o f America, and a peculiar noise, which enables one adpoted by the council. It is the sense accustomed to them to find all the of the document that the fight being eggs they lay. They really cost almost conducted by the revolutionists in nothing to raise, and when roosting Mexico is one intended to abolish the near the house create an alarm should system o f peonage there. Upper Sandusky, Ohio. — ‘ * Three years Intruders make their appearance. ago I was married and went to house Woman Seeks Rare Honor. keeping. I was not Pig Feeding Made Easier. San Francisco— I f the Roosevelt- f e e l i n g w e ll and Set the pig trough close up against Johnson electors named by the Pro could hardly d r a g the fence and nail a board to the in gressive state campaign committee myself along. I had ner side of trough so It will protect are elected at the polls in November, such tired feelings, i trough between the fence boards Mrs. Florence Collins Porter, o f Los my back ached, my j When feeding pour the slop on the Angeles, w ill be the first woman in sides ached, I had board from the opposite side and there the history o f the nation to vote for a bladder trouble aw need be no trouble In keeping the hogs president o f the United States. Be fully bad, and I could away until the slop Is In the trough sides Mrs. Porter, the list o f 11 elec not eat or sleep. I had j tor's contains the names o f Charles S. headaches, too, and j as under the customary way of do Wheeler and Philip Bancroft, both of ing. became almost a ner San Francisco, whom the committee vous wreck. My doc on contests refused to seat as delegates Plante for Poultry Yard. tor told me to go to a hospital. I did If your poultry yard has not already to the Republican national convention. not like that idea very well, so, when I saw your advertisement in a paper, I some shrubs or trees, plant some for Iriah Factions In Riot shelter for the fowls on hot days. It wrote to you for advice, and have done Belfast, Ireland— A fierce fight was you told me. I have taken Lydia E. is well to have two yards, and sow one waged in the Celtic park football Pinkham’s Vegetable C om p ou n d and with grass while they are living In the grounds in which 60 persons were se Liver Pills, and now I have my health. other. verely injured, two o f them being in a " I t sick and ailing women would only critical condition. The fight took Disinfecting Poultry House. know enough to take your medicine,they place at half-time in a game in the When you whitewash the Interior of B enj . H. S tans - would get relief. ’ ’ —Mrs. b er y , Route 6, Box 18, Upper Sandusky, the poultry house mix a liberal amount league series between the Belfast Cel Ohio. some good disinfectant or crude car- tic team and a team representing Lin- The Linfields were leading. I f you have mysterious pains, irregu Dolic acid with the whitewash Just be field. larity, backache, extreme nervousness, fore applying It. This will insure the Celtic supporters unfurled a green Inflammation, u l c e r a t i o n or displace destruction of all lice and mites with and white rag and started to parade. Linfielders displayed a union jack. ment, don't wait too long, but try Lydia which It comes In contact. E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound now. Aviator Strikes Livs Wire. For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham’s Salt the Sheep. Letonia, O.— John St. Claire, a Bos Vegetable Compound, made from roots Salt the sheep on Canada thistles or and herbs, has been the standard remedy jther troublesome weeds and they will i ton aviator, fell while making an ex for female ills, and such unquestionable ¿111 them out without trouble. Sheep hibition flight at the carnival here and testimony as the above proves the "aluo ire great helpers In keeping a farm alighted on a naked electric light wire carrying 2200 volts. The wire broke, • f this famous remedy and should give ¿lean. •very one confidence. but he waa severely burned. K O D A K I PANAMAS U Û L N E S H o u se h o ld IQ yESTIO H S MUSTANG LINIMENT FOR SORE SHOULDERS. I YOUNG WIFE SAVED FROM > HOSPITAL Tells How Sick She Was And What Saved Her From An Operation. r~ A P A T H Y IN W ASH ING TO N. Governor Hay Renominated Without Opposition—Vote Light. Seattle — The statewide primaries were marked by apathy. The Seattle newspapers made elaborate arrange ments to display election returns, but only a handful o f ¡people gathered. Governor Marion E. Hay, Republican, was nominated without any real op position. In the First, or Seattle congress dis trict, Representative W ill E. Humph rey was similarly renominated. For congressman-at-large Frank Hammond and J. E. Frost are leading in Seattle, but it is asserted that Hammond will run behind Henry B. Dewey else where. For state insurance commissioner, John H. Schively, against whom a bitter personal fight was made, ran far behind State Senator H. O. Fish- back in King county and throughout the state. On the Democratic side no illumin ative figures on the governorship are obtainable, except that King county scattering returns show that Elmer C. Million, Democrat, is not running so well as was expected. Charles G. Heifner, Democrat, seems |to have won the congress nomination in the First district over Thomas R. Horner. Supreme Justices Ralph O. Dunbar, Overton G. Ellis and Wallace Mount were renominated unopposed. For attorney-general, W. V. Tan ner, Republican, is renominated al most unanimously. In the first, or Seattle, district, 20 King county precincts give Heifner, Democrat, for congress, 204; Horner, 96. H eifner’s nomination is conceded. Eighteen precincts in King county for congressman-at-large give Frost 211, Hammond 161. Returns from various parts o f the state indicate the nomination o f Frost for one o f the two seats. There was only one Socialist can didate for each office. The Socialist ticket, headed by Miss Anna Maley, for governor, was nom inated by a mail referendum two months ago. but under the state law the candidates were obliged to go on the primary ballot. REBELS W ELL FED. Salazar's Men Live O ff Ranchers As They Travel. Douglas, A r iz .— With his 400 fo l lowers living on the Tat o f the land, Inez Salazar, the rebel general, is moving slowly to the west along the international boundary. He is closely watched by United States cavalrymen, who are following the rebel move ments from the American side o f the line. Salazar and his men remain at a ranch until all the choicest cattle and provisions are consumed and then move a few miles west. They are slowly nearing Augua Prieta, the Mexican town just opposite Douglas. A t last reports to United StateB army officers here, Salazar’s command camped on the Mescal ranch, 25 miles east o f Augua Prieta, where the fed eral garrison was strengthened by the arrival o f 100 soldiers from the South. This makes the garrison number 300 men, but Salazar’ s force may be strengthened at any time by the many groups o f from 200 to 400 rebels operating in the vicinity. RELICS ARE SAVED. General Sickles Not Forced With War Trophies. to Part New York— General Daniel E. Stick les will not be obliged to part witfr hia relics o f the Civil war, which w ere to have been sold at auction to satisfy a judgment o f $8200 held by the Lincoln Trust company. Daniel P. Hayes, tho general’s lawyer, announced that money to satisfy the judgment had been raised and that the case would be settled. The relics included commissions o f the general, many o f them signed by Abraham Lincoln, medals won by the general in the war and at Gettysburg, where he lost his leg, letters from men prominent in the affairs o f the Union and swords used in famous bat tles. Valley C rop* One-Half In. Salem, Or. — The continued bad weather has damaged grain in the Bhork about 10 per cent. Hops have molded considerable, and possibly there will be loss o f 15 per cent. The prunes are undamaged, with only a fair crop on the trees, as the frost caught gome o f them early in the spring. The foregoing refers only to the unharvested portion o f the crops. A t least one-half o f hops are harvest ed, and grain one-half in the bin, and we think more. Barley is off color, and will not be used for brewing. L o tt to Farmers 8 Per Cent, Corvallis, Or.— Hops not damaged; mills report about 50 per cent o f grain damaged for m illing purposes, but good for seed, etc. Loss for farmers not over 8 per cent; others agree dam age to grain about 25 per cent. Entire Crop May Be Saved. La Grande. Or. — Wheat crop dam aged not to exceed 15 per cent so far. Should weather continue favorable for three weeks the entire crop will be taken care of. F ifty per cent o f the crop is already harvested. TIME LIMIT IS GIVEN MADERO W .L.DOUGLAS SHOES $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 AND $5.00 FOR M EN AND W O M E N Must Protect Americans and Property or Resign. B o ya w a r W. L. D ouglaa $ 2 . 0 0 . $ 2 .5 0 $ $ 3 . 0 0 S o h o o l t S h o o s, b o c a u a a ono p a ir w ill p o a ltlv a ly o u tw o a r tw o p a ir a o t o rd in a ry a ho aa , a a mm am th a m a n ’a ahooa. W .L.D ouglas m akes and sells m ore $3.00,$3.50 & $4.00 shoes j than any o th er m an u factu rer in the w orld. T H E S T A N D A R D O F Q U A L IT Y Failure to Meet Ultimatum ot United States Wilt Be Followed By Immediate Intervention. Washington, D. C.— President T a ft has given President Madero 30 dayB in which to protect American property and lives in Mexico. I f Madero fails to do this the United States will re quire that he resign immediately. If Madero should refuse to resign inter vention will follow speedily. This statement was made here Thursday by a high official o f the De partment of State to Juan Pedro Di- dapp, representative o f the Mexican revolution in Washington. The name o f the official is withheld, but full credence is given the state ment here, in view o f recent events in the Mexican situation. Don Manuel Calero, Mexican am bassador here, hurriedly left Washing ton last week for Mexico City, bear ing a personal message from President T a ft to President Madero. It is be lieved the message he took from the administration to Madero was of the ter.or described. Diplomats say that Calero would not have made a person al trip from Washington all the way to Mexico City unless the issue was extraordinarily urgent. Developments this week showing the strong exertions o f the Madero administration to get troops to North ern Mexico to protect American in terests, which quickly followed Cal- ero’s arrival in Mexico City, also lend weight to the reported threat o f the United States. Officials at the State department were reticent when questioned con cerning this development in the Mex ican situation. It was intimated that the administration intends to force Madero to protect foreign interests in the republic, but none would discusa the report that this government plans to compel the Mexican president to re sign if he fails to get a better grasp on affairs along the Rio Grande. EM ERGENCY VESSEL READY. Three Troopships at Fort Mason Have Steamed Up fo r Rush Trip. San Francisco— For tho past few days there has been unusual activity on board the army transports Crook and Buford, which, with the troopship Sheridan, are tied up at the transport docks at Fort Mason. There ia steam up in all three ships and they would be ready for sea in an hour, should the Mexican situation require the sending o f troops South. While the authorities in charge of the transports deny any authorization to arrange for movements o f troops toward the Mexican border, the fact remains that the transports are ready for any emergency. Gold Ship May Be Raised. Ellensburg, Wash.— “ Uncle Joe” Morrell, o f Ellensburg, sole remaining survivor o f the ship Golden Gate, which burned and sank off Manzanillo, Mexico, in 1864 with more than $2,- 000,000 in California gold on board, has received a letter from a San Fran cisco syndicate asking certain details o f the wreck and bearings o f the spot where the ship sank. Morrell is promised a liberal share o f the gold in return for his information, should the expedition prove success ful. C A U T IO N . T o protect you against in ferio r shoes. W . L. Douglas stamps his nam e on the bot tom. Look fo r the stamp. B ew are o f substitutes. W . L. Douglas shoes are sold in 78 own stores and shoe dealers e ve ryw h ere . N o m atter w h ere you live, they are within your reach. If your d ea ler cannot supply you, w rite direct to factory fo r ca ta log showing how to order mail. Shoes sent ev e ry w h e re, d eliv ery charges prepaid. W .L.D ou glas, Brockton. Mass. by REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES Eat Golden Cereal Foods and recommend them to your acquaint ances. You get better quality and more fo r your money. Th ey are made in your home state from the best Oregon Oats and Wheat. L a rg e packages contain a Handsome Premium and all goods are guaranteed. A sk your grocer. Guidon Rod Oats. Guidon Rud Pancake Fluur. Guidon Kud Wheat Flakes. Ralston Select Bran. Golden Rud Wheat Nuts. Gulden Rod Chick Food. THE PACIFIC LUÌHERAN ACADEMY AND BUSINESS COLLEGE. O PEN S S E PTE M B E R 24 RATES EUROPIAN HO TEL P E R K IN S WITH BATH PO RTLAN D. $I5°MR DAY UP WITHOUT BATH S I Ï 5 UP NN IMMURI OF THE CITY Most Centrally Located. NOTE THE RATES. LO CATE D N E A R TA C O M A —Chrmtian: eo-edu- eatiuual: 111 rue rumpus; modern equipment; ath letics: new $r,0C0 irynmaaium under construction. PR E P A R E S thoroughly, and in the shortest possible time, fo r l ullege. Business. Teaching, Civil Service, and Citizenship. Lsngusges a Spe- i ciaity. Eight Courses; rio entrance examinations; spe- I cia! classes for for oirners. EXPENSES LOW ; Tuition, board, room and washing, nine munths. J1SU; eighteen weeks. SS6: ; rin e weeks, till). Yon ask: How can you fu.-o'o-h all this fo r less than the usual price o f board and lodging? We answer: By the aid o f our church wo are enabled j tu giv e our students more than they pay for. | W e can't tell all here. Our fre e Tst-page cata logue w ill do it. Send fo r it. Address Game f o r a n Elizabethan Banquet. Peacock pie, which figured at the Elizabethan banquet held to celebrate Midsummer day, is not a delicacy like ly to tempt ail epicures. Still, most of us would rather eat peacock than some of the other birds consumed by our forefathers. In tho thirteenth cen N. J. HONG, Principal tury the heron, the crane, the crow, Parkland, Wash. the stork, the cormorant and the bit tern were considered excellent for tho O r d e a l f o r B rid e s . table. Yet the hare and the partridge A peculiar and barbaric marriage were despised as food, and neither custom of the Kabyle women of Africa was ever served in the houses of the consists In tho martyrdom of the bride, wealthy.— London Chronicle. who, clad in her wedding finery, stands through an entire morning against a FOR EYE pillar in the village square. Her eyes D IS E A S E S j aro closed, her arms pressed to her A l m o s t th e L i m i t In I n v e n t i o n . B i d e s and she haa only the narrow A log of wood and a roll of paper ‘ base of tho column for a foothold. are placed in a new match-making Meanwhile a ring of villagers criticise machine, and when human hands next xnd commend on her appearance. touch the material it i* all bound up in packages containing one gross of boxes of matches, ready for the con sumer. During the process the ma chine cuts the wood Into proper lengths, sulphurs the ends, counts them, makes the paper boxes, prints the labels on them, fills each box and packs them. The machine has been patented by a Norwegian match com pany. L e ttits E y e S a lv e Don’t Kick abo ut your Liquid blue In . weak aoiutinn. Avoid i t Rail CroM Mull Blue, the blue lhut's ull blue. r 'Utr glVMr. stomach take Buy Auk M u s ic a l P r o d ig y . A seven-year-old boy of Rennes, France, Is the latest musical prodigy to burst upon tho world. Tie Is tin admirable, even a brilliant, pianist, but has genius for composition, and so natas, symphonies, piano pieces of all kinds flow from his pen. It Is said to be pretty good stuff, too. A num Mare Island Would Bid. ber of the great composers have he Vallejo, Cal. — Captain Henry T. gun to Invent melodies before the age Mayo, commandant o f the Mare Island of «event navy yard, has telegraphed to the N avy department asking that plans M others w ill fin d Mrs. W in s lo w 's S oo th in g S y ru p th c best rem ed y t > » use 'o r th e n u liik ite a and specifications for the proposed T u rin g t'.u te e th in g i-en u ii. new dreadnaught Pennsylvania, au thorized by congress, be forwarded to S i g h t o f t h e C o l o r B lin d . him, that the yard may bid on her con A color blind person sees light as struction. The Pennsylvania ia to be either white or gray and dark colora the largest vessel in the navy and will appear either as dark gray or black. cost $15,000,000. Captain Mayo be This mutual sensitiveness Is due to lieves the Mare Island yard can con the fact that the light nerves and col struct the Pennsylvania at as low a or nerves are closely Interbound, but figure as any other government plant. there ia a different aet o f nerves for both light and color, just as there are Turks Capture Airship. different seta of nerves for tempera Tripoli— The Turks, who on several ture and for touch. occasions have tried vainly to smuggle W h e n M en M arry. into Tripoli an areoplane for scouting That’« what a man wants in a wife purposes, are at last in possession of a machine through a mishap o f Cap mostly; he wants to make sure o’ on* tain Moizo, o f the Italian army. Cap fool aa'Il tell him he’s wise. Hu tain Moizo was making a flight from there's some men can do wi'out that— Zouara to Tripoli when the motor of they think so much o’ themselvei his machine stopped and he was a'ready— an’ that’s how it ia there'i obliged to descend in a hostile coun old bachelors.—George KlioL try. He was promptly captured and A Missouri Purist. the peroplane appropriated. “ I read a piece in tho paper the other day,” saya Noah Count of Chig- Auto Freight Protested. gerblte, “ where they referred to tho Washington, D. C. — The existing 'remains’ of a ntan who was blown up freigh t rate o f $7 a hundred pounda on by dynamite. Wouldn’t ’remnant«’ automobiles, in less than carloads, have been a little more exact?" from New York and other Eastern points to Pacific Coast terminals was attacked before the Interstate Com merce commission. The charge for other self-propelling vehicles, less than carloads, is $4.50 a hundred. Demand ia mate that the roads reduce the rate on automobiles to $4.50. Butterfly Farm Pays. Truckee, Cal. — Mias Ximena Mc- Glashan, o f Truckee, is a butterfly Rein Increases Potato Crop. Cornelius, Or.— The follow ing fig farm er and ia making money at it. In ures are as near as it is possible to the past six weeks she has propagated judge at present: Potatoes, bumper and sold 6200 mounted butterflies, for crop, increased by rain probably 10 which she received $310, or 6 cents per cent; wheat, average crop, dam apiece, which amounts to more than aged by rain probably 10 per cent; $¿0 a week. oats, average crop, one-half damaged ¡Great French Army Out. by rain, one-half not damaged; hay, Paris — The most impoaing and ex average crop, damage for entire sea son, 35 per cent; hops, heavy crop, tensive French army maneuvers in damaged at present 10 per cent. The years opened in Touraine and Poitu, when 120,000 soldiers and 50 aero potato crop ia the largeat known. planes and two dirigible balloons took Famine Threatened In Siam. the field for a week o f mimic warfare. Eugene, Or.— A letter from C. A.. Horse Plague Spreading. Steele, a newspaperman at Bangkok, Council Bluffs — The horse plague Siam, says that there is grave danger o f a famine in that country. There haa crossed the Missouri river and has been little rain fall for two je a rs , aererai animals have died near Shan- and the exportation of rice has prac andoah, Clarinda and Pacific Junction, . ia Page and Mills counties, Iowa. tically ceased. FOR O V ER 30 YEARS. T h e w orkm anship w hich has m ade W . L. D ouglas shoes fam ous th e w orld • v e r is m aintained in every pair. A sk your d ealer to show you W . L. D ouglas latest fashions fo r fall and w inter w ear, notice the short v a m p s w hich m ake the foot look sm aller, points in a shoe particularly desired by young m en. A lso the c o n s e r v a tiv e styles w hich have m ade W . L. D ouglas shoes a household w ord everyw here. If you could visit W . L. D ouglas large factories a t B rockton, M ass., and see for yourself how carefully W . L. D ouglas shoes a re m ade, you w ould then u n d erstan d w hy they are w arran ted to fit b e tter, look b e tte r, hold th eir shape and w ear longer th an any o th er m ake for the price. Fast Color Eyelets. HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS Let it kick out all the disor ders, such as Gas Pains, Foul Breath, Constipation, Kidney, Liver and other complaints. Then it will add strength, en ergy and vigor to your blood and body. 60 years without a rival Painless Dentistry la our pride—onr bobby—oar «tody fo r year« and now our •ucceva, and our« is the bt «t painJews work to be found anywhere, no mutter bow much juo C om p are o u r P rice«. ■ We flnluh piste and Ibritl«» work for out I of town natrons in Io n * day If Healred. I I’ainl* --* a ttra c tio n I fro« when p at«>« or I bridge work it* order- |« d . Consultation free. MolarCrowna 55. ( 22kBri<l( >TH th 4.1 Gold rilling. L ( Í1 II ««1« h f the J C AT FR CO.. Lo w ell, Mae«. .§0 5.00 7.50 wwwasam. ___ _________ Plate« 1 Oft W. I. Wist, P mmmv i n Miiuii Painless Eitr’ tion . 5 0 ai i u m im siiw ie i« p m t im i A l l w o rk fu lly B U T M IT M O D B K iia r a n tm l fo r f.fte e n y e a n . W i s e D e n t a l Co.,i»c. Painless Dentists Filling Building. Third and Washingto on PORTIAMO, O H l o a d A f i , • to A Office B ou t: I A M t o l f - k Hair Falling ? You certainly cannot lose your hair and keep it, too. Which shall it be? Lose? Then do nothing. K e e p ? Then use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. That is about all there is to i t Ayer’s I lair Vigor is also a splendid hair-di essing and hair-tonic. It keeps the hair soft and smooth and greatly promotes its growth. It does not color the hair. Consult your doctor freely. Doctors are stu d y in g th ese hair questions much more than in former days. Enamel Fillings 1 .0 0 Silver Fillings Good Rubber _ Plate. Best Red Rubber _ ----------------------- ,\ OUT OF TOWN PFOPLE ran recel rompt treat- Mii'M» o f non-Poteonoue, H e a lth -b u ild la g rcm cd iM from C. GEE WO the Chinese doctor. Try once more If you hnve been doctoring with this one and that one and have not obtained per manent relief. Let thia «real nature healer dla«- none your case and preacrii* «out»* remedy whose action ia quick, cure and «afe. Hia preerription« are compounded from Ronta. Herbs. Rud« and Hark« that ha»e t>een gathered from every quar ter o f the «lotie The mh ret« o f them? medicine* •re not known to the ontaide world, bnt have boon handed down from father to «on In the physicians* families in China. CONSULTATION FREE. I f yon live oat o f town and cannot call, write for symptom blank and circular, enclosing 4 cent« in ■tamps. THEC. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO. 162| First St., Cor. Morrison Portland. Oregon. P. N. U. [ No. 3 *-’12 W H E N w ritin g to a d v e rtio s ». ptone* m m r I Horn this pater. |
