P O U L T R Y ■■■
Practical Papa.
Tha talk a t a recen t sm okefest was
about th e p ractical side of things.
“Rem inds m e.” sm ilingly rem arked
e f all kind« w ant«!. W rite for oar
C ongressm an Joseph A. G oulder of
CASH OFFER
New York, “of a c ertain suffragette,
one of th e antique species, but a
Pearson-Page Co. ’ o K gon P not
soft, te n d e r little thing who has ju st
joined the jubilee and is correspond
ingly enthusiastic.
“One evening sh e re tu rn ed home
and rushed up to the old m an, who
w as com fortably reading in a big arm
Bought, sold and exchanged; engine«, boiler«, chair.
sawmills, etc. Send for Stock L ist and Prices.
“ ‘Oh, papa,’ she exclaim ed, ‘you
TH E J . E. VAKT1N CO.. 83 1st St.. Portland. Or.
should have been w ith m e tonight!
W e a re prep arin g to sweep th e coun
tr y ! ’
Hours, 10 a. m. to Q p. m.
Hau 5714
“ ‘Sweep th e co u n try ?’ responded
or by appointm ent
th e old m an, w ith a puzzled expres
DR. JOSEPH ROANE
sion. ‘W ho's p reparing to sw eep the
country?’
“ ‘Why, th e su ffrag ettes, of course,*
SPIN A L ADJUSTMENTS
cam e th e proud rejo in d er of th e p retty
Scientific Treatm ent of all A cute and Chronic
one.
Diseases. l icensed Practitioner. Suite 424-6-7
^ rc a d e B u ild in g . Seattle.
“ ‘Oh, I see,’ w as th e cold, h a rd reply
of p ractical papa. ‘It is a com m end
able im pulse. You m ight begin w ith
th e dining room and p arlo r.’ ”—New
O rleans S tates.
and Dairy Produce
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
OvEGON NORMAL SCHOOL
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MORGAN QUITS
BIG COMPANIES
S p rin g S em ester:
Begins February 4, 1914. Regular
N orm al work offered.
New classes
organized. R egular N ormal credits
given.
Move Makes Important Epoch
in Financial World.
S u m m e r T erm :
Begins Ju n e 22, 1914.
R egular
N orm al work offered. New classes
organized.
N orm al credit« given.
Methods of teaching elem entary sub
jects of Grades One to E ight, inclus
ive, emphasized. Courses in rural
school methods and m anagem ent o f
fered.
Four Other Prominent Financiers
Follow—End of Interlocking
Directorates Is Seen.
C h iro p ra cto r
New Y ork—The w ithdraw al of J . P.
M organ & Co., from m ore than a score
of g re a t corporations and th e s ta te
m ent by G eorge F. B aker, an alm ost
equally dom inant figure in A m erican
finance, th a t he soon would ta k e s im i- ;
la r action gave W all stre e t a th rill th a t
alm ost b rought tra d in g on the Stock !
E xchange to a halt.
INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY THE 010
W hile it is probably tru e th a t many
Putnam Fadeless Dyes do not
of th e prom inent bankers had inform
stain the hands.
DR M A R S H A L L ’S
ation foreshadow ing th is mom entous
Seeing the Time.
CA TA RRH S N U F F
S en ato r Depew, am id his m em ories move tow ard ending in terlo cking di
O C dr AT ALL tiHUG STORES OR GENT PRE
L D
PAID BY C.H.KHTH'S! CltVElANO OHIO
of T hanksgiving, said a t B riar Cliff recto rates, the public and brokers had
no advance know ledge of w h at was
m anor:
“I rem em ber a T hanksgiving orator, ta k in g place in th e in n er councils of
T H I C K , G L O S S Y H A IR
In my boyhood in Peekskill, who the g re a te st of all A m erican houses of
F R E E FR OM D A N D R U F F w orked th e rem iniscence stop too per finance.
W herever telephone and
sistently.
tic k e r flashed th e news about th e
“
‘I’ve
seen
th
e
tim
e,
my
dear
G irls! T r y It! Hair gets soft, fluffy
stre e t, groups of men g ath ered to dis
friends,’ th e o ra to r said, ‘w hen you cuss w h at was th e all-absorbing topic.
and beautiful— Get a 25 cent
couldn’t
go
Into
your
pum
pkin
field
bottle of Danderine.
Mr. Morgan, d e p a rtin g from his
w ithout danger of leaving your Bcalp
| firm ’s trad itio n a l policy o f silence,
behind.
I’ve
seen
th
e
tim
e
when
tea
If you care for heavy h a ir th a t glis w as $5 a pound. I ’ve seen th e tim e made a public sta te m e n t announeng
tens w ith beauty and is rad ian t with when you had to c arry your gun to the w ith d raw al o f five m em bers of J .
life; has an incom parable softness and church for fear of redskins. I’ve seen P. M organ & Co. from directo rships in
is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine. th e tim e w hen------’
j 27 corporations and th e in ten tion to |
J u s t one application doubles th e
“A t th is point a voice from th e gal w ithdraw from m ore. The sta tem en t
beauty of your hair, besides It im m e lery shouted:
] s a id :
“ ‘And I’ve seen th e tim e w hen I’ve
diately dissolves every particle of
“ The necessity o f a tte n d in g many
dandruff.
You can not have nice looked a t th e clock.’ ”—New O rleans board m eetin g s has been so serious a |
heavy, healthy h air if you have S tates.
burden on our tim e th a t we have long
dandruff. T his destru ctiv e scurf robs
wished to w ithdraw from the directo-
the h air of its lustre, its stren g th and
F r e e to O a r R e a d e r*
j ra te s of m any corporations.
Many of !
Its very life, and If not overcom e it
W rite M urine E ye R em edy Co., C hicago, fo r
produces a feverishness and itching of 48-page Illu s tr a te d E y e Book F re e . W rite a ll these d irectorships we have accepted
the scalp; th e h air roots fam ish, loos-i a b o u t Y our E ye T ro u b le a n d they w ill ad v ise w ith reluctance, and only because we
en and die; th en th e h a ir falls out 1 a s to th e P ro p e r A p p lic a tio n of tb e M urlue fe lt constrained to keep in touch w ith
edies in Y o u r S p e c ia l C ase. Y o u r
fasf. Surely get a 25-cent b ottle of E D y ru e g R g em
is t w ill te ll y ou t h a t M urlue R elieves properties w hich we had reorganized
K now lton’s D anderine from any drug Bore E yes, S tre n g th e n s W eak E yes. D oesn’t or whose secu rities we had recom- j
store and ju s t try It.
S m a rt, S oothes E ye P a in , a n d s e lls fo r 60c.
T ry I t In Y our E yes a n d In B a b y ’s E y e s fo r j mended to th e public, both here and j
abroad.
S caly E y e lid s a n d G ra n u la tio n .
Undisturbed.
“ An ap p a re n t change in public sen
Its Conduct.
On currency they raise a din.
“T h a t flag you gave m e to h ang out tim e n t in reg ard to directo rsh ip s seems
T he farm e r feels no flurry,
Is n o t th e kind to wave o 'e r the h earts now to w a rra n t us in seeking to resign
H e sim ply p u ts his money in
from sam e of these connections.
of th e brave."
A nd lets th e old bank w orry.
“ Indeed, it may be, in view of the \
“W hy n o t? ”
—W ashington S tar.
“ B ecause th e firs t tim e I tried to change in sen tim e n t on th e subject,
T he first tem perance society In E ng w ash it th e colors ran. And th a t | th a t we shall be in b e tte r position to
land w as form ed in B radford In Feb w asn ’t th e w o rst of It, for th ey all serve such p ro p ertie s and th e ir secur
ra n to g eth er.”
ity holders, if we are not d irectors.
ruary, 1830.
We have already resigned from the
Heard at the Station.
com panies m entioned and we expect
Townley—You say th a t th e m orning
tra in s in from your statio n have been from tim e to tim e to w ithdraw from
o th e r boards on w hich w e feel th ere is
given nicknam es.
Subhubs—Yes. A t 6:10 th e re ’s “The no special o bligation to rem ain.*’
w orks,” a t 7:20 “T he clerk s,” an d at
8:30 “T h e sh irk s.”
C O L D O 'H E A D
CATARRH
A FRIEND TO THE
WORKINGMAN
Five y ears ago I w as so troubled
w ith kidney trouble and Inflam m ation
of the bladder th a t I had to lease
w orking my farm . Life looked d ark
to m e until I h eard of Dr. K ilm er’s
Swamp-Root through a cured friend.
I tried a bottle and began to feel bet
te r a t once. A fter using five o r six
bottles I felt fine and have continued
to w ork as I had before my affliction.
I w ant to sta te th a t Dr. K ilm er's
Swamp-Root is a kidney m edicine th a t
will cure and I owe my good w ork dur
ing th e p a st five o r six years to It.
Y ours vrey truly,
C. W. MORRIS,
P resco tt, Ark.
Subscribed and sw orn to before me,
th is 27th day of March, 1912.
O. B. GORDON,
N otary Public.
T his is to certify th a t Mr. C. W.
M orris has bought Swamp-Root a t this
sto re In th e past.
Adam G uthrie, Jr„
D ru g g ist
L e tte r to
D r. K i l m e r & C o .,
B i n g h a m t o n , N .Ÿ .
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You
Send ten cen ts to Dr. K ilm er & Co.,
Bingham ton, N. Y„ for a sam ple size
bottle. It will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet of valuable
Inform ation, telling about th e kidneys
and bladder. W hen w riting, be sure
and m ention th is paper.
R egular
fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles
for sale a t all drug stores.
UPTURE
u
R UIN S H EALTH
AND PLEASURE
DONT NEGLECT IT
or experim ent w ith freak trusses
—its expensive and dangerous. No
m atter how severe or long standing:
your rupture, we can fit a tru ss to
suit—either by mail or in person;
satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. Pan
ta r’s free book tells all. send NOW
PANTER TRUSS COMPANY
509 Journal Bldg-. Portland, Ore,
M others w ill fin d Mrs. W in slo w s Soothing
Syrup th e b e s t rem ed y to use for th e ir c h ild re n
d u rin g th e te e th in g p e rio d .
In the Same Business.
“I t seem s stran g e th a t he could
plunder a g re a t co rp o ratio n -lik e th a t
fo r y ears w ithout being found out."
"W ell, you see, th e corporation was
p re tty busy Itself.”—Chicago Journal.
Too Common.
T he consultation—P a tie n t refuses
to adm it she has appendicitis.
"W ell?”
"S ays It’s passe. W ants som ething
new er and m ore exclusive."—Life.
10 C E N T “C A S C A R E T S ”
IF B I L IO U S OR C O S T I V E
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels— They
work while you sleep.
F urred Tongue. Bad T aste, Indiges
tion. Sallow Skin and M iserable H ead
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, w hich cause your
stom ach to become filled w ith undi
gested food, w hich sours and ferm ents
like garbage in a swill barrel. T h a t’s
th e first step to untold m isery—Indi
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, m ental fears, ev erything th a t is
horrible and nauseating. A C ascaret
ton ig h t will give your constipated
1 bow els a thorough cleansing and
j Btraighten you out by m orning. They
w ork while you sleep—a 10-cent box
from your d ruggist will keep you feel
ing good for m onths.
Seven books sold fo r a to ta l of
$227,200 a t th e recen t H oe library
sale. Two of th ese books w ere Bibles,
one of w hich, a G utenberg Bible, p rin t
ed on vellum , b rought th e highest
p rice ever paid for a book—$50,000.
Lions and tig ers a re too weak in
lung pow er to run m ore thun h alf a
mile.
M ors th an 3,000,000 gross of pencils
are annually m ade In Philadelphia.
Tackle Catarrh Naw
Be F m All Winter
Avoid Colds, Stall Pneumonia, Keep Your Noso
Clear and Your Throat Free.
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED
AND SALOONS CLOSED
Copperfield, Or. — M artial law has
been declared a t Copperfield by Colo
nel B. K. Lawson. He was supported
by five m em bers o f th e C oast artillery .
Miss F ern Hobbs, p riv a te secretary to
G overnor W est, dem anded th a t the
saloonmen in th e council resign, and
they refused. She then le ft town and
m artia l law w as declared, all the sa
loons w ere seized, and th e city officials
placed under a rre st.
The saloonmen w ere given 24 hours
to ship th e ir b a r fixtures and liquors
out o f th e county, on penalty of th eir
confiscation.
The city officials under a rre s t are
not even p erm itted to com m unicate
w ith th e ir atto rn ey s.
Lazy Husbands Earn
Much Cash for Families
S e a ttle W ash .— H usbands and fa th
ers to the num ber of 30 earned $901.50
for th e ir fam ilies a t th e K ing county
stockade, n e a r B allard, d u ring the
m onth o f D ecem ber, according to the
re p o rt o f Sheriff Edw ard Cudihee,
filed in th e county com m issioners’
office.
The husbands and fa th e rs are sent
to th e stockade on th e com m itm ent of
Ju stic e F red C. Brown, who w as the
fa th e r of th e law, and specific sen
tences are given a t a ra te p er day ac
cording to th e size of the m a n ’s fam
ily. The ra te v aries from $1 to $1.50.
Woman in Air Loops Loop.
I r r ita tin g s u b s ta n c e s f o r a r t e r i a l e le m e n ts
t h a t e ffe c tu a lly c le a n s e t h e s y s te m a n d
t h u s p u t a n e n d t o a ll c a t a r r h a l p o llu tio n .
B. 8. 8. c le a n » o u t t h e s to m a c h o f m u c o u a
a c c u m u la te n s , e n a b le s o n ly p u re , blood-
m a k in g m a te r ia ls to e n te r t h e I n te s tin e s ,
c o m b in e s w ith th e s e fo o d e le m e n ts to
e n t e r t h s c irc u la tio n , a n d In ls s a th a n a n
h o u r Is a t w o rk th r o u g h o u t U # b o d y l a
t h s p ro c e s s o f p u rific a tio n .
T h s m e d ic in a l c o m p o n e n ts o f 8 . 8 . 8 .
a r e r a le u v c ly j u s t a s e s s e n tia l t o waU-
t i r e s y s te m .
Y o u w ill fin d 8 . 8 . a o n s a le e t a ll d m «
s to re » . I t i s » r e m a r k a b le re m e d y f o r
a n y s n d a ll b lo o d a ffe c tio n » , s u c h a s
e c z e m a , r a s h , lup'u*. te t t e r , p s o ria s is ,
b o lls, a n d a ll o th e r d is e a s e d c o n d itio n s o f
t h e blo o d .
F o r s p e c ia l a d v ic e e n a n y
b lo o d d is e a s e w r ite t o T h e S w if t S peciflo
C o ., t o t S w if t B ldg.. A tla n ta . O *.
D o n o t trlflo w ith s u b s tit u te s . Im ita
tions o r a n y e f '.h e h o r d e o f “ J u s t a»
good” Counterfeits o f 8 . S. 8 .
Radium Land Withdrawal Indorsed
W ashington, D. C . —The proposal of
S ecretary Lane to w ithdraw all lands
o f th e public domain believed to con
ta in radium , in tbe in te re st o f the
public good, m eets w ith th e hearty
approval of Dr. George O tis Sm ith,
d irecto r of tbe Federal geological aur-
|v e y .
W a s h in g to n
1 Harne Katas for On« or Two Portons la a R otai
W ashington Street. Corner of Twelfth.
( II a s . H . BOVI BY, Monacar.
________________ _______________
9100. 91.80 92.00 Per Day With Bath Privilege. 91 50. 92.00 and 92.50 Per Day With Privata Bath.
Special Hates by w eek or month. Bus to and from trains and boats, or taka a Depot car ta
W ashington St. and transfer, get off a t Tw elfth Street. European plan. 160 outside rooms.
Fireproof Building, modern and clean in every respect. Hot and cold running w ater and both
telephones in every room. Single or doublé bedrooms. I.a»-ge Parlor oft Main Lobby.
Gale Lashes Sea and Channel
Into Mass of Foam.
Portland, Oregon.
A sick cow is a bad Investm ent, an d a cow th a t la 1
| not producing as m uch go<»d milk .13 she should is not well.
All cows need carefu l a tte n tio n to keep them healthy,
I an d little d isorders c au be k ep t from becoming big by th e
use of Kow Kure.
^
T his famous rem edy is a su re cure an d preventive o f m ost cow
T ils - such as L ost A ppetite, Milk Fever, Bunches, R ed W ater, Scouring,
A bortion, Barrenness, and R etained A fterbirth.
G et a package of Kow Kure from your dealer an d keep it on h an d co n stan tly .
5 c e n t and 91.00 sixes. Ask for copy o f “ T he Cow Book.”
DAIRY ASSOCIATION CO.. NF8S. Ijafcsvilk. Yt
Many Points In Oregon and Wash
ington Report Wind and Rain
Storm Worst Ever.
Information:
P A C I F I C C O A S T D IS T R I B U T O R S
A sto ria— Wind a tta in s a velocity of
PORTLAND SEED CD, Portias*. Ore.
CEINAIN SEED Cl.. Us Aafeles. CaL
F o r fu rth e r inform ation, address
J . H . Ackerm an, President, Mon 80 m iles an hour; many vessels bar-
bound.
mouth, Oregon.
F o rt Stevens — Hammond w ater
Price of Seats.
New Species.
fro n t dam aged by high seas.
“Eighty thousand dollars for a seat
“W h at’s th e m a tte r w ith BUggins?
Raym ond— N inety-m ile gale a t Wil-
E v ery b o d y loves
H e’s w earing a last year's hat, a
lapa H arb o r; three-story fram e build on th e New York stock exchange.”
“Ju s t for a chance to speculate, eh?” cheap su it of clothes and a tin w atch.
ing razed.
“Sure. Why, for th a t money you H as he had hard luck?”
Portland— D ay’s rainfall 1.12 inch could
buy a seat in the senate and
“No. H e’s getting ready to dodge
es; tra in s to north delayed.
play a sure thing.”
the income tax.”—W ashington Star.
Do you w a n t to le a rn to play Piano,
Vancouver— R ainfall Sunday, 1.73 |
O rg a n , V iolin o r G u ita r. F o r a sm all
inches; slides delay traffic on N orth
sum w e w ill te a c h you
ern Pacific.
AT HOME
A storia, O r.—“ The w orst in y e a rs’’ |
to p la y fo u rth g ra d e m usic re g a rd le ss
is th e way everyone described the
o f n u m b e r o f lessons re q u ire d . A n y
southeast gale th a t revived Saturday
and beauty—to prevent wrinkles and “crow's,
one w ho can re a d can le a rn by o u r
end raged w ith unabated fury for two
feet” and deep black circles under the eyes—
m ethod.
days. The w ind' a t tim es attain ed a I
nothing is as good as
velocity of 80 m iles an hour. B reak
EASIEST
ers w ere so high th a t th e bar a t the
and m o st u p -to -d a te s y ste m In e x i g
m outh of the riv er was a m ass of
ence. W e loan you a p e r f e c t “ T i m e -
Pierce’s
w hite foam.
The w eath er was so
beater** fre e . W rite fo r p a rtic u la rs .
thick w ith rain and m ist th a t naviga
Give it a fair trial for banishing those distressing pains or
tion was extrem ely hazardous.
A m e r ic a n S c h o o l o f M u sic
F ifteen barbound ships dared not a t drains on one’s vitality. This prescription o f Dr. P ierce’s regulates all the
516-517 Commonwealth Bldg.
w omanly functions. I t eradicates and destroys “ Fem ale C om plaints” and
tem p t to cross out. Incom ing vessels w eaknesses th a t m ake women m iserable and old "before th e ir tim e. E very g irl
P ortland, Oregon.
reported th a t even should th e steam ers needs it before womanhood. Every m other needa iL I t is an invigorating to ils
go out they could m ake little headway fo r th e fem ale system . All medicine dealers have sold it w ith satisfaction, to
in the face of the terrific gale.
The custom ers fo r the p a st 40 years. I t is now obtainable in liquid or ta b le t form
steam er B reak w ater arriv ed off the s td ru g s to re s —or send 50 one-cent stam ps fo r trial box, to lt.V . Pierce, Buffalo.
bar a t 7 a. m ., but as the buoys had
D R . P IE R C E ’S P L E A S A N T P E L L E T S
been carried aw ay and th e w eather
regnlste and Invigorate stom ach, liver and bowels.
was thick, it was not u n til four hours
Sugar coated, tiny grannies, easy to take as candy.
la te r th a t C aptain Macgenn could pick
up the channel and cross in.
M U S IC
TO KEEP YOUTH
F AVORITE PRESCRIPTION,
Anyone-
cañr. i HOLLOW VHRS.
install r s ï s i m
it flit* horn * w ith s o r t b e a u tif u l
b r i l l i a n t lig h t, a t lo w e s t co at. S a f i,
c le a n , o o u v e u ie u t, e f f ic ie n t. G r a v ity
F l . a i n p n A l s o . <>et c a ta lo g u e , lib e ra l ^
f te r m s to e g e u u , e n d d e t a i l s o f o u r S p e e ia l
P re m iu m O ffer :
B E A U T IF U L E A S T M A N K O D A K .
N o .3 P re m o J r * P h o to « 3 H x 4 H F re e
to P u r c h a se r o f 6 L a m p s in 1 y e a r .
SUN LIGHT C0.U13 Market St.. G ut«. 0.
G IV E “ S Y R U P O F FIG S ”
T O C O N S TIP A TE D C H ILD
Delicious “ Fruit Laxative” can’t harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels.
Look a t the tongue, m other!
If
coated, your little one’s stom ach, liver
and bowels need cleansing a t once.
W hen peevish, cross, listless, doesn’t
sleep, eat or a c t naturally, or Is fover-
ish, stom ach sour, breath bad; has
sore th ro at, diarrhoea, full of cold,
give a teaspoonful of “California
Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all
the foul, constipated w aste, undigest
ed food and sour bile gently moves
out of its little bowels w ithout grip
ing, and you have a well, playful child
! again. Ask your druggist for a 60-
1 c en t bottle of “C alifornia Syrup of
Figs,” w hich contains full d irectio n i
for babies, children of all ages and
for grown-ups.
The Laconic Senator.
N ot for the m ultitude, b u t fo r the
few ness of his w ords. Is S en ato r L ane
of O regon likely to becom e fam ous.
Asked to contribute a sketch of him
self to th a t annual of sh rin k in g mod
esty, th e Congressional D irectory, Mr.
L ane w rote:
“HarTy Lane, dem ocrat, of Oregon,
term expires M arch 3, 1919."
W hen asked how he liked his sen
a te job, he replied:
“I feel perfectly a t hom e here. I
w as superintendent of th e O regon In
sane Asylum before I w as sen t here."
—“T he Office W indow ” In th e New
Y ork Mail.
Bad Job for Man Below.
'While In Boston a w hile ago I w ent
over to E ast Boston on the ferry.
T here w as a steam shovel a t w ork out
In the harbor, and I w as standing
w atching It. Suddenly I felt a tap on
my shoulder and turned around to
find a son of E rin standing there.
"Say,” said he, “is n 't th is a w onderful
country? By gorry, now, Just look a t
th a t thing goln’ down th ere now. Look
Employes Share $30,000.
a t it. Is n 't th a t w onderful. But, say,
W ashington, D. C. — N early 1000 ould m an, I w ouldn’t w ant to be the
guy a t the bottom filling th a t thing
employes o f th e W ashington S tre e t up. would ye?”
R ailw ay company began th e new y ear
w ith a portion o f th e com pany’s surlus
Dr. P ierce’s P leasan t Pellets cure
for th e la st 12 m onths.
U nder a constipation. Constipation is the cause
p rofit-sharing plan, more th an $30,000 of m any diseases. C ure the cause and
was
d istrib u te d
am ong employes. you cure the disease. Easy to take.
Each check was accom panied by a le t
Horrible.
te r from P resid en t K ing th an k in g
“Oh H enry," she said when she had
th e employe fo r his fa ith fu l service.
Motormen and conductors who had throw n off her w raps and flung h er
been in th e service only one m onth self Into a chair, ‘‘I’m so m ortified.”
“W h a t’s the m atter, d e a r? ”
got $3.55 each ; those in the service
“I m et Mrs. Biggies a t the reception
m ore th an a y e a r g o t $42.53.
th is afternoon, and she seem ed so nice
th a t I stood th ere before th e crow d
Buried Treasure Found.
for half an hour and talked to her.
M ichigan C ity, Ind.—T w enty dollar W hen we w ere leaving h er chauffeur
gold pieces am ounting to $1400 w ere drove up In an old four-cylinder c a r
found by Mrs. W illiam McCorkle, of and a fte r she had taken h er se a t In It
she called out rig h t before everybody
McCool, Ind., w here they had been th a t she would expect me to call on
buried under a tre e across from her h e r soon."—Cleveland Record-H erald.
home e ig h t y ears ago by h er fath er,
N athaniel M arshall, a carp en ter. The
A t 10 cents a drink the U nited
fam ily dispersed a fte r th e ir home was S tates liquor bill figures $859,800,000
burned e ig h t y ears sgo and M arshall for th e year. And th e value of all the
w ent to live w ith his son in Iowa. bread m ade In th e bakeries of tbe
J u s t before M arshall died he told his country was but $396,865,000.
son o f burying th e gold. The young
T he traffic of the R hine betw een
man did not cred it the story, b u t told
S trasb u rg and the H olland fro n tier
his sis te r a t th e ir C h ristm as reunion. am ounts to the enorm ous total of 40,-
000,000 tons annually.
Hendon, E ngland.—G ustave Hemel,
for th e first tim e in th e h istory of avi-
Don’t Wait Till You’r« AH Bunged Up. Use S. S. S. Now.
ation, looped th e loop in an aeroplane
I f f o u w ill g o In to a n y fir s t c la sa s to r e b a la n c e d h e a l th a s t h e n u t r i t l r e p ro p er» w ith a woman passenger, Miss Mary
a n d g e t a b o ttle o f s . S. S. y o u a r e o n t i e s o f t h e g r a in s , m e a ts , s u g a r s , a n d f a t» T rehaw ke D avis.
She had accom
t b e w a y to g e ttin g r td o f C a ta r r h . B u t o f fo ods. A n y lo c a l I r r i t a t i n g In flu en c e
on
m any previous
d o n ’t le t a n y o n e w o rk o tf t h a t o ld tr i c k In th # b lo o d Is r e je c te d b y th e tis s u e cell» panied Hemel
a n d e lim in a te d b y re a s o n o f t h e s tlm u la . flights, notable am ong them one from
o f e o m e th ln g “ J u s t a s g o o d .”
tin g In flu e n c e o f 8. 8. 3 .
In th e P a ris flight
8. 8. 8 . Is ta k e n In to th e b lo o d J u s t a s
Y o u w ill s o o n r e a lis e It» w o n d e rfu l In London to Paria.
n a tu r a lly a s t h e m o s t n o u r is h in g food. I t flu e n c e b y t h e » b e e n c e o f h e a d a c h e . » d e Miss D avis gained th e d istin ctio n of
s p r e a d , i t s In flu e n c e o v e r e v e r y o r g a n In c id e d c le a r in g o f th e a i r p a ss a g e » . •
b eing th e first woman to cross the
t h e b o d y , c o m e s th r o u g h a ll t h s v e in s a n d s te a d ily Im p ro v e d n a s a l c o n d itio n , a n d n
a r te r ie s , e n a b le s a ll m u c o u s s u r f a c e s to s e n s e o f b o d ily r e lie f t h a t p ro v e s h o w E nglish channel in a h eav ie r-th an -air
e x c h a n g e In f la m m a to r y a d d s a n d o th e r c o m p le te ly c a l a r t L o f te n I n f e s ts t h e e n m achine.
H o te l
SHIPS HELD AT
RIVER’S MOUTH
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Raymond Building Topples.
Raymond, W ash.—This city and the
en tire W illapa H arbor d is tric t was
visited S aturday and Sunday by the
w orst w ind storm in its history. The
gale sta rte d early S aturday afternoon
and by m idnight was blow ing a t a ve
locity estim ated to be 90 m iles an
hour. T his continued through S a tu r
day n ig h t and the g re a te r p a rt o f Sun-
| day.
The new steam er Solano returned to
the upper harbor w ith a bad list, oc
casioned by a topheavy load of lath
and shingles, which absorbed the
m oisture, w eighing the vessel down.
T his deck cargo sh ifted in th e terrific
! wind.
A lthough Raymond is well p ro tect
ed from winds, the gale razed a three-
story fram e building under construc
tion for a lodging house, practically
w recking the stru ctu re, which was
J nearly completed.
SOUR, A CID S T O M A C H S ,
G A S E S OR IN D IG E S T IO N
L atest reports show th a t m ore than
50,000 men a re employed as coal m in
er» in the Pacifio n o rth w est
Each “ Pape's Diapepsln” Digests 3000
grains food, ending all stomach
W ithin the last two years agricul
misery In five minutes.
tu ral wages in Scotland have risen a t
least $30 a year.
Tim e it! In five m inutes all stom
ach distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness
bloating, foul
breath or headache.
P ap e’s D lapepsin Is noted for Its
speed In regulating upset stom achs.
It ia the surest, quickest stom ach rem
edy in th e whole world and besides It
Is harm less. Put an end to stom ach
trouble forever by getting a large
fifty-cent case of P ape's Dlapepsin
from any drug store. You realize In
five m inutes how needless It is to suf
fer from indigestion, dyspepsia o r any
stom ach disorder. I t’a the quickest,
su re st and moat harm less stom ach
doctor in the world.
Hammond Protection Gone.
F o rt Stevens, Or.-—The recent heavy
tides, accom panied by violent storm s,
are causing considerable dam age to
low er riv e r in terests. I t is assumed
th a t the deflection o f the cu rren t to
the Oregon shore by th e je tty con
struction is the prim ary cause.
P ilin g p u t in by the city o f H am
mond to p ro tect th e w a te rfro n t has
been washed out
com pletely
and
nearly one-half of the leading business
stre e t of th e city has been p artly un
derm ined by the action of the w ater.
Kansas Is Fighting
“ Spinster” Tax Law
Want Simple English.
“Yes,” said th e earn est professor,
"w hat wo w ant in llto ratu re la direct
and sim ple E nglish.”
The listen ers gravely nodded.
“D irect and sim ple,” they echoed.
“Those conglom erated effusions of
vapid Intellects," the professor w ent
on, "w hich posed In lnm ontable a tti
tudes as the em otional and Intellec
tual Ingredients of fictional realism
fall fa r sh o rt of th e obvious require
m ents of contem porary dem anda and
violate the traditional models of the
tran scen d en t m inds of the E lizabeth
an e ra of glorious memory. Plain and
sim ple English is the dem and of th e
hour.”
W hereupon everybody applauded
and w ent home.—Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Quite “Nifty’
T h a t’s th e w a y y o u
should look and feel all
the time. Nature never
intended you to be sickly
and run down, with poor
appetite, imperfect diges-
tion, clogged bowels and
a lazy liver. Stir these
organs to healthy action
by the daily use of
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Free Competition Urged.
Lumbago-Sciatica
S p ra in s
1 The direction! aeyi, its good for
lumbago too,— Sloan’s cured my
rheumatism | I’ve used it and 1
know.” Do yon w e Sloan’s t
H s r s ’s Proof.
" I h ad m y b ack h u rt in th e Boer W ar
an d tw o y ears ago 1 was hit by a «treat
c a r. I tried all kind« of dop« w ithout
■ucee«s. I saw your L inim ent in a drug
■tore an d got a bottle to try , Tha Unit
applicatio n caused in sta n t relief, and now
• l e a p t for a littla atiffne**, I am almi
Wall. — F I— char N orm a n, IF buttar, C a lif.
I—tant Ralle f from Sciatica
* I waa k e p t In bed w ith « cistica sise «
th a first of February, b u t I h ad alm ost ilk«
He« Equally F.ssential.
W aahington, D. C. — “ T his nation
B rass farthings w ere authorised by
E nglish law In th e y ear 1613. T hey doea not desire vice adm irals in order
w ere suppressed as w orthless »boat to tak e precedence over officers of other
n a v ies,” S e c re tiry D ari Is said Mon
40 y ears later.
day, “ but ra th e r to place our officers
Hla Status.
on an equality w ith foreign officers.
Mrs. Honk—Colonel Hook Is a con Several instances have occurred which
gressm an a t large. Isn’t he?
showed th e u rg en t necessity for thia |
F a n n e r H onk—Yes; they hav an ’t rank in our dealings w ith o th er na-
arre ste d him y e t —Puck.
v ie s . ”
Mr. D aniels, fu rth e r discuss-'
T he fish eaters of New York olty ing hia proposal, pointed out th a t a t i
present vessels o f th ree o f the U nited
tak e 410,959 pounds a day.
S ta te s fleets w ere in positions requir- I
Athena la to have a m unicipal ing vice-adm irala in command.
slau g h ter house to cost $600,000.
F arm er Sell* W in e. !* F in ed .
W alla W all*, W ash.— Supplem ent
ing bis farm income by selling wine
w ithout a license proved disastrous to ,
P e te r P ieri, a farm er living near thia
: city. He paid $90 into J u s tic e ’s court
, fo r te llin g red wine made a t hia home.
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Topeka, K an.— The s ta te of K ansas
Plenty to Fall Back On.
puts a tax on widows, sp in sters and
“I’m afraid my eyes a re going back
bachelors, and the widows and spin
sters w ant it removed. Several efforts on m e,” said the egotist.
By wearing: a SEELEY SPERMATIC
“Don’t w orry,” replied th e m odest
SHIELD TRUSS. No worrying or d an
heretofore made to rem ove thia tax
man.
"You
have
an
Inexhaustible
ger
of an operation. R u p tu re is not a taar
have been blocked because they would
or breach, as commonly «uppoHsd, b u t ia
also rem ove the tax on bachelors, and supply.”—Chicago Record-H erald.
the stretching, or dilation, of a natural
0 opening. Thia SEELEY SPERMATIC
this th e s ta te does not w ant to do.
T he larg est railw ay station In E u
SHIELD appliance close« thia opening in
U nder the constitution the mar> a t the rope, estim ated to cost $35,000,000, la
10 daya in moat cones. I f you c a n 't coma,
head of a fam ily receives a tax rebate now under construction a t Lelpalc,
w rite for measuring: blank and literature.
on $200 every year.
The bachelor, Germ any. T his station la designed to
Sold only by
the sp in ster and the widow do not re serve as a term inal for all the rail
LAUE-DAVIS DRUG CO.
w ays entering Leipslc.
ceive th is rebate.
A woman and her husband, w ith
T hird and Y amhill, P ortland, Or.
U ruguay’s Im ports from th e U nited
tw o children and $200 w orth o f per
Who are Troaa Export* and Exeluotvn
S ta te Airenta for this appliance.
sonal property and o th er securities, S tates for th e first 11 m onths of 1912
reached th e record sum of $6,776,000,
may go along for years exem pt from while the previous y ear they totaled
tax atio n . W hen th e husband dies the only $5,963,313, also a record year.
widow m ust im m ediately begin paying
N o . 2, ’14.
P. N . U .
taxes.
L aat y ear th ere w ere 1,852,241 work-
An old m aid school teacher, by I era employed In factories In G reat
w orking hard and skim ping, m anaged B ritain, 890,834 of whom w ere engag WHEN w rltlna to advertisers, pleaee
tion thie paper.
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lion
to support her th ree brothers and sis ed In th e textile trades.
ters on $60 a m onth, but she has to
pay ta x e s on every penny’s w orth of
fu rn itu re she possesses.
Across the
s tre e t lives a widower w ith th ree chil
dren and alm ost a duplication of the
s p in ste r’s personal property, but un
der the K ansas law he ia exem pt from
tax atio n because he is the “ head of
the fa m ily .”
Madison, Wis. — "M y proposal la
n eith er regulated com petition nor reg
ulated monopoly, but freedom in com
petition, prohibition of monopoly, per
mission fo r co-operation and regula
tion p f th e la tte r .”
This was th e solution o f th e tru s t
question as announced by P resident
Van Hise, of the U niversity o f W is
consin. a t a m eeting of the S aturday
Lunch club here la st S aturday.
He
defended the Suprem e court in w ritin g
the word “ reasonable” into the S her
man a n ti-tru st law.
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“ Aa a naer of f o t t lin im e n t for tbe last 15 raara. I oan ear It la e e e o f th* bait en
th* market. Fifteen rear* ego I «pruned mr ankle and had to aaa crutch*#, a ad
tha dortera M i d I would a lw ari be lam*. A friend advtied aie to try four I .ini m eat
and alter n-me it n ifbt and mornln» to t three month# 1 ceuld walk without a ran*
and nin aa *ood aa any of th* other Bremen In mr department. I hare B«vn» beea
without a buttle moc * that tim e.’’— Mr.
C mw W U lf, N. T.
SLOANS
LINIMENT
At *B Deals**. Prk* t k , BBt. aaJ |t . N
g lo eit’i In stru ctiv e B ook on bon»*, c a ttle , p o u ltry and hogs, se a t
ttm .
Address. DR. EARL S. SLOAN, I n , BOSTON. MASS.
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