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POULTRY AND GAME Can c a t you fancy prices for Wild Ducks and e th e r game in season. W rite us for cash offer on ail kinds of poultry, pork. etc. Pearson-Page Co., Portland V IN —/ Second-Hand Machin ery bought, sold and exchanged: engines. , sawmills, etc. The J . E. Martin Co.. 83 let 6t- Portland. Send for Stock List and price a Machinery DAISY FLY KILLER ilice* anywhere, s t - s a n d k ills a ll _ llias. . J. N e at, d e a n , or- num coul. convenient, cheap. L a s ts a ll se a so n . M ade of m etal, c a n 'ts p iilo rtip over ; will n o t s o il OS in ] u r e a n y t h i n g . G uaranteed effective. Bold by dealers, o* 6 sen t b y express pro* paid fo r $1. Brooklyn, JL E M. & M. SCHOOL of TELEGRAPHY 633-535 Chamber o f Commerce Building PORTLAND. OREGON A school for the teaching of Telegraphy under the personal supervision of the proprietor. A. E. Myers, ex p ert telegrapher. Day and night sessions. TERMS: Courses in easy monthly installm ents, enabling you to take up a well- paid profession a t little cost. W rite for full p articulars. i 5714 Hours. 10 a. m. to 6 p. m., or by appointm ent DR. JOSEPH ROANE C hiropractor SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS Scientific T reatm ent of all A cuta and Chronic Diseases. Licensed Practitioner. Suite 424-5-7 ^ r c a d ^ B u ild in g ^ e a ttle ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ American and Other Opals. Rented Wedding Cake. FORGET PARTIES I t is generally conceded that the opals found in any part of America are less hard than those found in other localities, but they are no less bril M other» w ill find Mrs. W inslow-« S oothing liant, and some of them withstand at Byrup tho b e s t rem edy to use fo r th e ir c h ild re n mospheric effect and the wear of time d u rin g th e te e th in g p e rio d . quite as well. Others again fade and Many Years’ Loss of Memory. become translucent and opaque in A Nevada case is reported where a course of time, or according to the de man wandered away from his wife and gree of exposure. three children. For ten years he was not heard from. Passing through the state again something seemed to snap in his head and he knew himself again. He had gone to Texas, mar ried and had another little family. His wife had died only the week be Indigestion fore his knowledge of his real self re Dyspepsia tuned. He attributed his loss of mem ory to overwork while figuring on Constipation complicated contracts. Biliousness “Watch Out” will surely “get you” ™ if you are careless and m ■ neglect the Stomach, m m Liver and Bowels. Be m on guard, and a t the first sign of trouble m m always take ■■ I HOSTETTER’S I N o thoughtful person uses liquid blue. I t ’s a pinch of blue in a large bottle of w ater. A sk for Red Cross Ball Blue, th e blue th a t’s all blue. Deadly Insult. Immediately Makes Preparation to Resist Extradition. Sherbrooke, Que.—Harry K. Thaw, cut short in his flight from the state , hospital for the criminal insane at Matteawan, N. Y., by arrest at the village of St. Hermenegilde de Gar- ford, just over the international line from New Hampshire, prepared in his cell in the county jail here to fight against being sent back to the United States. Thaw faces deportation on the ground that he is an undesirable alien, and extradition on a warrant charging him with bribery. The war rant, already issued in New York state for his arrest on a charge of con spiracy, will not suffice to extradite him, in the opinion of local authori ties. These authorities received word that the district attorney of Duchess county, in which Matteawan is locat ed, was on his way here prepared to swear to a warrant charging Thaw with bribery—an extraditable offense —if necessary. -STOM ACH B ITTER S - S t . H e l e n s Ha l l G O O D D IG E S T IO N THEBESTSAFEGUARD El El El B -To W omen- Seekin g H ealth and Strength El El “T H E ONE R E M E D Y ” 0 A medicine prepared by regular graduated physician of unus ual experience in treating woman’s diseases—carefully adapted to work in harmony with the most delicate feminine constitution. All medicine dealers have sold it with satisfaction to cus tomers for the past 40 years. I t is now obtainable in liqnid or sugar-coated tablet form at the drug store—or send GOone-cent stamps for a trial box, to Buffalo. Every woman m ay w rit« fu lly and confidentially to Dr. Piereo, Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical In stitu te , Buffalo, N. Y., and may bo acre th a t h e r case will receive careful, conscientious, confidential c o n sid e ra tio n , and th a t experienced medical advice will be given to h e r a b a o ln te ly fr e o . D r. A e r e o ’a Piém ont Pelleta regolate and invigorate etomach. liv or and bowel*. Sogar coated, tinjr granale» easy to take ae candy. Rare Work of Art Found. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Only Changes Needed. A statue of Venus was found in a The other day my 6 year-old broth- cellar at Naples a short time ago. er, who has a fat, chubby hand, was The ground floor of a house collapsed trying on my kid gloves. He found suddenly, revealing an ancient cellar they were too tight for him, and when containing a magnificent statue of the I asked if he could wear them he said: goddess. The statue it of Parian mar- "No, but if some of the too long side ble and belongs to ths best period of was on the wide I could wear them.” Graeco-Roman art. | —Exchange. BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND T e le g ra p h y : C o m m e rc ia l, R a ilro a d , W ire le s s A re included in the course at Fourth Street Near Morrison Plum Falls to White. Seattle, Wash. — Henry M. White, state senator, of Bellingham, was ap pointed by President Wilson to suc ceed Ellis Debruler as commissioner of immigration for the Port of Seattle. Debruler ia a former city attorney of Seattle and political manager for Rep resentative Humphrey. The appoint ment is believed to mark the first vic tory for the Democratic state organiz ation, or the so-called Todd-Heifner combination in the handling of patron age for the state. Senator White is opposed by Japanese associations. Nine Miners Meet Death. Clifton, Ariz. — Nine men were killed and one probably fatally injured late Saturday when a cable pin snap ped at the Coronado mine and two ore cars, carrying 12 tons of ore and 13 miners, dashed down a 38 degree grade for a distance of 8300 feet. The en gineer tending the cable had just low ered the cars and their passengers over the brink of the grade. Three Amer icans, named Liddell, Scott and Amb ler, promptly rolled off, but nine of those who remained on the cars were killed and the other seriously injured. Shushanna Gold Rush Unabated. B U S IN E S S CO LLEGE W rite Mi f v fa rth e r In format, on. MAY BE CALLED SOON Views of U. S. iMade Known to President Huerta. Feeling in Washington Optimistic —Constitutionalists May Ac cept Plan Offered by Ling. Washington, D. C.—The Huerta gov ernment, through conferences between John Lind, President Wilson's per sonal representative, and Foreign Min ister Gamboa, now knows the view point of the United States and its de sire for only a peaceful and friendly solution of Mexico’s troubles. The formal communication Mr. Lind bears, however, will be transmitted to the Mexican government by diplomatic representatives of foreign powers in Washington. WhHt the result of publishing these views will be, officials here do not venture to predict. They have no assurances that the Huerta govern ment will accept them, but they be lieve the spirit thus far shown by the Huerta officials justifies a hopeful feeling for the success of Mr. Lind’s mission. Observers of the situation generally look for a pronouncement of some kind from Huerta immediately following the presentation of President Wilson’s message through Mr. Lind. It is ex pected in diplomatic circles that Pres ident Huerta will announce a call for an early election, even setting the date. Constitutionalists hitherto have as serted they would not engage in any election in which the Huerta govern ment is in control over the election machinery. The possibility of an agreement, however, for a non-parti san commission of Mexicans to con duct the election is being discussed and should the situation actually pro gress to that point, it may be that in formal efforts will be made by Mr. Lind to secure the participation by the constitutionnlist leaders in such a plan. There is no intention, at present, of lifting the embargo on arms; in fact the President is said to have taken a strong position against it. There is a confident and conspicuous feeling of optimism among adminis tration officials that a peaceful settle ment is in sight, though they admit the delicacy of the situation forbids any detailed discussion at this time of the circumstances on which their hopes are based. It was an Engish ship with an Eng lish crew and an American passenger list. Two stewards were having a heated altercation and pouring forth anathemas upon each others’ heads, when as a crowning insult one said to the other: “ Aw, you eats just like a MADMAN ON TOP POLE PRAYS OPIUM IS FORCED ON CHINA passenger. ”—San Francisco Argonaut. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure Heat Causes Man to Climb Slender Shaft Where Arouses Town. constipation. Constipation is the cause of many diseases. Cure the cause and Chambershurg, Pa.—His mind af you cure the disease. Easy to take. fected by the intense heat, Jack Shearer, i30 years old, employed in Terse and Truthful. " " It tones, strengthens, m construction work here, was discov "Too much absorbed in his busi ered Wednesday morning sitting on b invigorates the entire ■ ness,” was the comment of a news the big gilt ball on top of a 45-foot m system. Try it now. H paper on the death of a brewer who was flagpole in front of an engine house. found drowned in a tank of hia own He was praying at the top of his beer. voice, and persons aroused from sleep Bird Lights Lamp. hurried from their homes scantily clad In Greensford, England, a street to witness the unusual spectacle. lamp was found lighted every morn Asked where he was from, he answer ing, and the lamp lighter could not ac P ortland , O esoon ed, “ From hell.” count for it, so he set a watch who Resident and Day School for Girls To the query, “ Where are you go soon found the culprit. A tomtit had In ohsrg. of H l.t.r. of St-John Baptist (Eplioopdl ing?” he replied, “ To heaven.” C o ll t g i a U , A c a d e m ic a n d E le m e n ta r y D e p a rtm e n ts , built its nest in the corner of the M u s ic , Art, E lo c u tio n , D o m e stic Art, Domsstlo Bdsumk» It was learned that the man had lamp, and had a habit of hopping on g y m n a s iu m . For catalog address— wandered about town all night, having T H E S ISTE R SU PE R IO R , Office 80 the ring attached to the incandescent applied for admittance to the county St. H elen s H a ll bypass, which caused the light to be jail early in the evening. He was turned on. finally persuaded to descend and was placed in the care of a physician. Reminders of the Long Past. Two human skeletons in perfect con dition were unearthed during road- SOO-SPOKANE TRAIN ROBBED operations near Abergele, IS THE BEST SAFEGUARD AGAINST widening North Wales recently. They were Bandits Turn Job and Escape in ALL BODILY DISORDERS. buried in a trench with other remains. Heart of City. Near the spot are the sites of ancient Portland, Or.— Four masked men British encampments, and many se FOR A GOOD DIGESTION IS vere engagements between »he Eng held up the Soo-Spokane fast passen lish and the Welsh wer® fought hard ger train on the O.-W. R. & N. line under the East Twelfth street bridge by. ____ over Sullivan’s gulch at 9:15 Tuesday night, relieved the passengers in the Just “Between You and I.” She—Why, her and me were the observation car of $86.30 in cash and best of friends before him and her about $500 worth of jewelry, shot and met. Of course, this is between you mortally wounded Joe Barron, who is believed by the police to have been and me.—London Punch. one of their number, fired several shots to frighten the women in their berths, then made good their escape. Within half an hour after the rob bery the authorities had the scene sur rounded and J. D. Farrell, president of the O.-W. R. & N. company, had For those ills peculiar to women Dr. Pierce offered a reward of *5000 each for the recommends his “ Favorite Prescription” as apprehension of the criminals. El El El El El |7J IN CRISIS There wag (something wrong with the cake, the baker said; it looked all House Leaders Realize Delicacy of right and it smelled all right, but hil Mexican Situation. artistic sense told him it would not Washington, D. C.—Acuteness of taste all right. "Then fix it up with an extra coat the Mexican situation was recognized of icing, and we will keep it for a ren in the house Wednesday when objec ter,” said the proprietor. “ Who in the world would rent • tions from both Democratic and Re- publicau sides prevented consideration cake?” someone asked. "Wedding parties,” said he. "They 1 of any measures on foreign subjects. want a big cake in the center of the Republican Leader Mann cautioned table for show, but a cake of that site the house to “ ait quiet and keep cool.” good enough for a wedding would cost Representative Clark, of Florida, more than they can afford to pay, so they order fine cake put in individual Democrat, asked permission to address boxes for the guests, and use the the house for 30 minutes on the Mon bride’s cake just as an ornament. roe Doctrine. Instantly Representa They don’t buy it, they rent it. Some tive Foster, of Illinois, Democrat, ob times a cake is rented a [dozen differ jected, protesting that the "present ent times. After each wedding it i* strained situation in Mexico is no freshened up with a new coat of icing, time for the introduction of a subject and looks as good as new for the next [like the Monroe Doctrine. ” The ob- occasion. A good renter fetches J jection was sustained. about $3 a wedding.” Charge O’Shaughnessy cabled Secre tary Bryan from Mexico City that The Tender Skin of Children Is very sensitive to heat. Use Tyree’s President Huerta, through Foreign Antiseptic Powder for all summer skin Minister Gamboa, emphatically denied affections. It quickly affords the lit there was “ any foundation whatever” tle sufferer relief. 25c. at druggists for the statement that Huerta had or sample sent free by J. S. Tyree, issued an ultimatum to the United j Chemist, Washington, D. C.—Adv. States demanding recognition with the alternative of handing O’Shaughnessy By Their Speech Ye Shall Know. his passports. A traveler who believed himself to A dispatch from John Lind informed be sole survivor of a shipwreck upon a President Wilson and Secretary Bryan cannibal isle hid for three days in ter that he had been in conference with ror of his life. Driven out by hunger, Provisional President Huerta. He he discovered a thin wisp of smoke characterized his reception and con rising from a clump of bushes inland, ference with Huerta as “ cordial.” and crawled carefully to study the The United States will await the type of savages about it. Just as he final outcome of negotiations between reached the clump he heard a voice Lind and Huerta before taking further say: “ Why in — did you play that steps in its policy toward Mexico. card?” He dropped on his knees and, devoutly raising his hands, cried: THAW IS CAUGHT IN CANADA “ Thank God, they are Christians I” No trouble to answ er questions. Portland, Oregon Victoria, B. C.—Advices from the North indicate that the rush to the Shushana gold fields continues without abatement. It is impossible even to estimate the total number that have either reached the camp or are on the trail, but upwards of 1000 have gone in from Fairbanks, Dawson and Alas kan coast towns, while at least 1500 have started over the Scolai Pass by way of Cordova Bay. British'Government Refuses to Re lease From Contracts. London—Lieutenant General Chang, a delegate of the National Opium Pro hibition Union of China, who has been in England for three months endeavor ing to induce the British government to release China from her obligation to receive any more Indian opium, has started for China to report to Provis ional President Yuan Shi Kai the fail ure of his mission. In a statement is sued to the British public General Chang said: “ Our people are in earnest in their efforts to rid themselves of the opium evil and they cannot help feeling re sentment against a country which is forcing upon us the very article by which we were degraded and dis graced. It is intolerable when we re flect we are sacrificing millions of rev enue and hundreds of lives in strug gling against enormous difficulties that a foreign country should force us to receive for two or three years long er the poison we earnestly are striving to stamp out. ” Receives Peaches by Mail. Washington, D. C. — Postmaster General Burleson inaugurated the new regulations changing the parcel post rates and weight limit by mailing President Wilson a box of fine Georgia peaches. The box, which weighed 17 pounds, with a postage charge of 13 cents, was delivered at the White House early in the day. The New regulation, which became effective Aug. 16, raises the maxi mum weight of parcel post packages from 11 to 20 pounds and makes cer tain changes in the rates. The local delivery rate of postage was reduced from 5 cents for the first pound and 1 cent for each additional pound or frac tion thereof, to 6 cents for the first pound and 1 cent for each additional two pounds or fraction thereof. St. Louis Riots Incessant. St. Louis—The third day of the lo cal garment makers’ strike was char acterized by incessant rioting in which guns, spears, bricks, stilettos, lead pipe billies and pieces of sewing ma chines were used as weapons. Before dark more than a score of arrests had been made. Striking men and girls, strikebreakers, coat manufacturers and private detectives were included in those taken into custody by the police. Only minor charges, such as peace dis turbance and mutilation of property were placed against those arrested. Giant Cougar is Abroad. Centralis, Wash.—The residents of Hannaford Valley, located a few miles north of Centralis, are being terror ized by a monster cougar. The beast made its first appearance two weeks ago when it attacked a Mendota phy- sican who was riding through the val ley. The cougar waa repulsed by the horse after the rider had been thrown, but since that time it has reappeared in various parts of the valley. Child ren are kept indoors and the farmers of the valley are going around armed. Numerous hunting parties are out. Forest Fire Losses Kept Down. Washington, D. C.—Reports to the Forest service from all of the National foreata in the West indicate that fa vorable weather and active patrolling were keeping fire losses down to a minimum. This week 125 small fires started, as against 200 last week, and all but 16 of these were put out with out damage. MEXICAN PAPERS ARE BITTER Lind Personally Liked, But Amer icans Are Hated. WORKS ON SCHEDULE RAISES th e DOUGH J Better than other powders— ' producing light, dainty, whole* W OM AN’S E X C E L L E N T ARRA N G E Mexico City—Ex-Governor John Lind M EN T FO R T H E “ DOG DAYS." and his mission in Mexico City serves to fill several columns of local news papers daily, but so far as the Mexi Cooking f o r the Week, by Her Method, Practically Confined to One Day can government is concerned it is Meant Ease and Rest for merely a case of marking time. tho Other Six. Mr. Lind is waiting for the Mexican government to make the next move Following la the way ona house and there prevails the opinion in the capital that Provisional President mother arranges the meat courae« In Huerta will not delay his reply to her home during the "dog days.’’ Shu President Wilson later than is neces la blessed, fortunately, with a family that value her highly enough to Insist sary. Remains of Old Civilization. It is known that Mexican govern on easy work In hot weather. Scattered throughout the Caroline ment officials are considering the prop She uses her coal stove only once a Islands, notably at Ponape anc Lele, osition, but the public generally pro week, on Saturday, when she does all are massive [ruins, one of a sort of fesses to believe that General Huerta her baking. On other days she uses Venice, whose origin is wrapped in will reject any proposal which might the tireless cooker (or the preparation mystery. Hundreds of acres in some be construed as interference. of vegetables and other foodstuffs localities are covered by the remains The idea of mediation by a commis which do not require quick cooking oi of walls, canals and earthwork of a sion representing the South American much heat. She uses an ell stove for stupendous character. There are old republics is no less repugnant to the making coffee and tea, and cooking roads paved with stone blocks, ancient Mexican mind than the one represent such vegetables and other foodstuffs atone platforms, and on the lagoons ing solely the United States. ruins of what were once fish weirs. as require but short time. The newspapers of Mexico City be On Saturday she bakes enough cake, The islands offer a rich field for the tray, editorially and in their news col bread and pie to last through most of archaeologist. umns, their bitterness toward the I the week to come, and she also roasts _ L lo ald blue is a weak solution. Avoid It. Buy United States. This is emphasized by a big pleoe of meat. On Sunday ths Red Cross Ball Blue, th e blue th a t’s all blua. Ask caricatures published of Mr. Lind, roast Is served cold, with a special your grocer. “ Uncle Sam,” and Dr. William Bay acid Jelly of chill sauce. On Monday ard Hale, but toward Mr. Lind per the meat Is chopped fine and molded Natural Fountain. sonally there is manifested a feeling In aspic jelly, which Is made from a Containing a quart of clear, pure that is almost friendly. The public stock prepared by boiling the bones water to every foot, the “ water vine,” and officials appear to have conceived of the roasL On Tuesday meat enough a black, snake-like, leaflless stem, for him a personal liking which is re for two days Is cooked in the tireless dropping from the ceiba and mahog flected in the newspapers. cooker, and what Is left over by any trees to which it has climbed, is Mr. Lind remains wholly uncom Wedneeday la turned into a loaf ol one of the wonders of the Guatemala municative to the public, however, pressed beef. On Thursday chops or jungle. When the stem ia cut the being fixed in his determination not to cutlets are used, and on Friday fish is water spurts forth in a refreshing discuss politics with unofficial Mexi served. stream. Moisture is drawn up from cans. He spends entire days at the Two pies, each of a different variety, the soil, and filtered through the pores United States embassy reading and and often a pudding are baked on Sat of the plant. writing and receiving a few callers, urday. One of the plea la uaed for but aside from his communications Saturday’a dlnnar, and tha pudding or ' When Your Eyes Need Care with Washington he appears to have an lea la served on Sunday. The other M urine Eye Remedy. N o S m a rtin g —F eel* done nothing further in the matter of pie la reserved for Monday or Tuaa- Pry F in e — A cta Q uickly. T ry i t fo r R ed, W eak, W atery Eyes a n d G ra n u la te d E yelids, illu s his mission. day. On the other days tha deaaarta tra te d B ook in e a c h P a c k a g e . M urine is by o u r Oca lints—not a “P aten t Med era jellies. Bavarian cream or chilled compounded u t used In successful Physicians’ Prao- MOOSE OFFICIALS INDICTED desserts, or something that, requires icine"—b ttoe for many years. N o w dedicated to th e Pub- bo an d Sold by Druggists a t 25u and 60c p er Bottle. no hot fire to prepare. Two loaves of Murine Bye Solve In Aseptic Tubes, 26a and 6Qo, Manslaughter Charge Sequel to In cake are also baked on Saturday, one M u rin e Eye R em edy C o., C h lo e so that Is of the kind that Improves with itiation Which Ended Fatally. keeping a few days. While the oven la Bird on Chimney Suffocated. Birmingham, Ala.—Indictments by being used the top of the stove la put A dead pigeon dropped down the the coroner’s jury on charge of man to a good purpose. ihimney of a Glasgow (Scotland) house slaughter of four officials of the Order A whole ham and a beef tongue are the other day while an aged woman of Moose, charging them with respon boiled on Saturday to use throughout named Elizabeth Hotchkiss was seated sibility for the death of Christopher the week at luncheons. Enough boiled at the fireside. The bird scattered the C. Gustin and Donald A. Kenney, salad dressing to last through ths ashes of the grate upon the woman, while being initiated into the order, week is prepared and plaoed In the re with the result that she was severely have created more than statewide in frigerator. If Saturday happens to b« burned. It is thought that the pigeon terest and will be fully investigated a mercury record-breaker the baking had been sitting on the chimney head also by the National order. la done on Monday or Tuesday. With and was suffocated. Gustin and Kenney both were plenty of fruits, vegetables, cheeau young married men. They were ini eggs, salad and harbs an axcellsnl tiated during a lively session recently. table la set throughout tho summer. According to testimony before the Of courae It requires some hard coroner’s jury, the initiation exercises work and much judgment and exceu were varied and strenuous. One fea tlve ability to do the bulk of ths ture was to shock the candidates with week's cooking on ona day, but ths an electric current. Both young men housewife haa an excellent rest tor ths Also for Salt Rheum, Tet were in good health and physical con other six days. Thare la Uttls or no ter, Psoriasis, Lupus, dition. To the surprise and horror of hast from the kitchen during ths and All Skin the members present, the two candi week, and muoh oil and coal are saved dates keeled over dead under the elec Afflictions. Item worth considering. tric current administered. Their fam AH sk in tr o u b le s s h o u ld b e a tta c k e d ilies are understood to be preparing from w ith in b y g iv in g t h e b lo o d c irc u la C h.rrl.s Prss.rvad With Olovea. for damage suits against the order a g o o d d a lly b a th . T h is Is acco m - Take the weight of the cherries In tion pending the action of the authorities. p lls h e d w ith 8 . S. 8 ., t h e b e s t k n o w n a n d sugar and to svery two pounds ol m o s t h ig h ly re c o m m e n d e d b lo o d p u rifie r sugar allow one-half pint of water. ever d is c o v e re d . I t s a c tio n la v e ry ra p id . Old Frigate in Collision. Make a sirup of this and when clear Its v e g e ta b le n a t u r e is s u c h t h a t I t n a t urally g o e s r ig h t In to t h e blood, s a t u r a t e s Philadelphia—The old United States boll the cherries In it abont 46 min th e e n tir e c irc u la tio n , b a th e s th e tis s u e s frigate Santee, which did valiant work utes, but not long enough to lose their w ith an In flu e n c e t h a t e n a b le s t h e akin in the war of 1812, the Mexican war shape. They should previously havs to baal q u ic k ly . T h e a c tio n o f 8 . 8 . 8 . Is and the Civil war, and which was been stoned. Do not put in but a few th a t o f an a n tid o te , a n d th i s f a c t has d e m o n s tr a te d tim e a n d tim e again being towed up from Annapolis to a at a time. When they are all dons been In th e m o s t s e v e r e fo r m s o f w e e p in g point in New England, put into the let the sirup boll one hour, pour over eczema. Delaware breakwater with six feet of the cherries while hot and seal. Now, Its In flu e n c e In t h e tis s u e s w h e re the y a r t e r i e s t r a n s f e r th e r e d blood for water in her hold. The old vessel was I am very fond of cherries, but have tin the w o rn o u t b lo o d to th e v e in s la q u ite in a collison shortly after leaving found them a trifle insipid and to over rem arkable e n d g o e s o n c o n s ta n tly w ith Annapolis, but it was not serious come that I use one-quarter teaspoon every tick of th e c lo c k — the beat o f the enough to endanger her. ful ground cloves to evsry two pounds h e a r t. n d n e w a k in la t h u s c a u s e d t o fo rm The Santee, which was used as a of sugar. They are not spiced, but w h A ile th e g e rm s o f I r r i t a t i n g In flu e n c e s training ship and then a prison ship simply suggestive of the clove. t h a t c a u s e e c z e m a a r e s c a tte r e d a n d t h e ir after her efficiency as a fighting craft h a rm fu l n a t u r e e n tir e ly s u sp e n d e d . h a s a w o n d e rfu l to n ic In flu en c e was over, was sold some time ago to Rhubarb Preserved In Cold Water. In 8 . th 8 . e 8. b lo o d b e c a u s e I t c o n ta in s no a Philadephia firm to be broken up for Wash, skin and out rhubarb in inch “dope. Is n o t a p h y s ic . Is e n tir e ly fre e o f the copper that is on her hull. This pieces and fill Jars full. Put under an y m in e ra l d ru g s o r a n y o th e r d r u g s copper, it is said, has 15 per cent of ooid water faucet and fill to overflow excep t the r e m a r k u b le m e d ic in a l elTect of p u re v e g e ta b le p r o d u c ts o f w h ic h It gold in it. ing, being sure the rubber is well wei t Is h e made. all round. Cover and seal. Boms ot Few people re a liz e h u w h a r m f u l are Suffragist Test Crucial. the wire fasteners on my jars are m any of t h e s tro n g , c r u d e o in tm e n ts t h a t to be In f a v o r b e fo re th e y le a rn e d Washington, D. C.—The anti-wo quite loose, but I have used them and used t h a t 8. 8 . 8. Is s a f e , s p e e d y and s u re . man suffragists are preparing for what have not lost any frulL because ol A sk a t any d r u g s to r e fo r a b o ttle of they term the crucial conflict with the wetting the rubbers all round, that is. B. 8. 8 . G iv e It a g o o d tr i a l a n d y o u w ill suffragists next December. Repre fill to overflowing and allow the jnlcs soon see a d e c id e d Im p ro v e m e n t In a n y o f skin tro u b le W r ite to T h e S w if t sentative Henry, of Texas, chairman to run all round the rubber; it acts form Bpeclflo C o., ISO S w ift B ld g ., A tla n ta . G a „ of the house committee on rules, has ae g glue to the cover, whlob sticks for special fr e e a d v ic e o n e c z e m a a n d any given notice that the committee will fast, and I always have to pry mins other form of a k in o r b lo o d tro u b le . D o not allow a n y o n e to p a lm off a c h e a p have the contesting arguments early off.—Exchange. su b stitu te f o r 8 . 8. 8. You will b e in the regular session of congress. grievously d is a p p o in te d If you do. T h e re Apropos of this announcement the Na Is nothing else " j u s t a s g o o d ” e s 8 . 8 . 8. Artlstlo Porch Pillows. tional association opposed to woman Natural-colored burlap makes eerv suffrage issues the following state iceable covers for porch pillows. Tc ment: decorate, out inch-wide strips of brlgh! “ We consider the hearing before silk (possibly from discarded neckties the committee on rules in the house of or hair ribbons which have bees it what they all say representatives next December a real washed), thread In a tape needle and of our crisis in the woman suffrage campaign darn In half-inch stitches through tha and we are convinced that the subsi loosely woven burlap a bold design ol Painless dence of the clamor of votes for wo interlaced squares or triangles, or s Methods of men will date from that hearing.” Extracting swastika. A half dozen covers oan bs Teeth. made in an afternoon, and they ars Wild Auto Jumps Road. very effective when piled in a porch Out-of-town p«rv pie can h a re their Cripple Creek, Col.—With its driver settee or Gloucester hammock on ths plat« and brid r e kilted by a bolt of lightning, an auto plassa of the summer bungalow. work finished in on« mobile bearing two women, a baby day If necessary. Corn Cakes. An absolute «uar- and another dead man, ran unguided Add to one-half can of corn one egg antes, backed by 29 down a steep embankment on the Season with salt and pepper, add years ia Portland road north of Cripple Creek and hurled over the side of the road. Neither of bread crumbs until butter is fhlrly thick; then let stand 20 minutes. This the women nor the baby was seriously must be thick enough when injured. H. W. Lyle, of this city, mixture by HOURS; . the tablespoon. Won’t run • A. M. I s • P. orncc M. Sender* M e « and Oscar Avery, ot Wichita Falls, dropped muoh. So If you think better needs Phenes: A 2029: Mein 2029. Tex., the men in the party, were in more crumbs add them. Fry In email stantly killed while they and their cakes In bacon fat until brown and faMag BMg.. Third end Weehingtnn. Pert I and wives and the Lyle baby were return crisp on both sides. Serve with bacon ing from a picnic party near here. for breakfast OUT O f TOWN Seventy Adrift All Night. Bgga Sur Le Fiat. PEOPLE Long Beach, Cal. — After drifting Slx esca, one tablespoon buttar oi I o a n re c e iv e p r o m p t t r s a b all night on the ocean between the | ntee dripptng, pappar osd salt to toste m e a t s o f Ito a - P o la a a — a . H e a lth - b a il d i a « — n " H î t main land and Catalina Island, the I Melt thè buttar on a stone-chlna ot from launch Panama, with 70 persons on i tin piate, or sballow baklng dlsh board, was towed into Long Beach har- Break thè eggs carefully Into this, dust C GEE W O bor Wednesday morning. The little llghtly wlth pappar and salt, put In a the Chinese doctor. vessel left Avalon, on Catalina Island, moderata oven unti! thè whltea ere late Tuesday. About five miles out well “s e t“ Serve in thè dlsh in whlob the machinery broke. The passengers they were bekcd. built a fire on the upper deck, but no vessel went to their assistance until I Keep In Water. Wednesday morning, when the signal < Oran berries may be kept an Indefl was seen by the crew of the steamer nltely long time without being cooked CONSULTATION FREE. Hermosa, which towed the Panama in. simply by keeping them covered with If jtm live ont of town and cannot call, write for water, writes n contributor. The her symptom blank and circular, ancianía« 4 Beata te Mrs. Pankhurat Off for France. rtea I bought nt Thanksgiving time London—Disregarding the sentence ware four months later In as perfect THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO. of three years’ imprisonment imposed condition as when my grocer gavs 162} Orot St., Car. for inciting the dynamiting of the them to me by being kept in water in Po rtlan d . P r egne. home of David Lloyd-George, Mrs. n Mason jar. Emmaline Pankhurat, the militant | Dainty Bummer Portiera, suffragette leader, sailed for France P. N . U . N o . M, I S Red bordered white towaltcg, held Monday evening. The police did not together with wide rick-rack braid, interfere. Mrs. Pankhurat has been at liberty under the terms of the “ cat makes a pretty portiere to kang ia a W H E N w r i ti n g t e a d v e r t ! « * p h a s e m m " H e n t h ia p a p e r. |M 'i reoaa. and mouse” act. Fine Remedy For Eczema “DIDN’T HURT A BIT” Wise Dental Co.
