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grains food, ending all stomach
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SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
B o u g h t, sold an d exchanged- en g in es, boilers,
saw m ills, e tc . Send fo r S tock L is t and P rices.
T H E J . F . M A R T IN CO.. 83 1st S t.. P o rtla n d . O r.
FARM WANTED £ H S S
A ny A m ount a t C u rren t R ates.
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P o rtla n d , O ragon
M OTOR T R U C K S.
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S end y o u r nam e and ad d ress on a p o stal an d w e
w ill fo rw ard you by r e tu r n m alt o u r new p la n of
B elling tru c k s of all ca p acities w ith o u t an y in itia l
p ay m en t. L e t th e tru c k s p a y fo r them selves.
A U T O M O B IL E S A L E S U N D E R W R IT IN G
CO M PA N Y .
P . 0 . B ox 1062. P o rtla n d . O r.
L ittle E v erett was a m em ber of thi
Band of M ercy society, and w as prout
of th e m em bership. H e w ore his j
badge, a sm all sta r, as if it w ere a
policem an's insignia, and was often
heard reproving o th er boys and girls
for cruel tre a tm e n t of dogs and cats.
One m orning a woman of th e neigh
borhood h eard a g reat comm otion o u t
side E v e re tt’s home and, going to the
window, w as surprised to find E verett
in th e act of to rm enting the cat.
"W hy, E v e re tt,” she called, “what
are you doing to th a t poor c at? 1
thought you belonged to the Band of
Mercy society?”
"I did,” replied the little hoy, ’ but j
I lo st my s ta r.”—L ippincott’s Maga
zlne.
INSTANTLY RELIEVE!) BY THE OLD »
D R M A R S H ALL'S
CATARRH S N U F F
O IT <t ATAtt 0RUG STONES0B SENT PRE
Z < J PAIOBTt.HKElTH5i«tU»ElANO.OHIO
Bullets T h a t Come Back.
Speaking ab o u t a purchase of a
large quantity of zinc instead of sheet
lead for the m anufacture of coffins,
tw o men in te re ste d in m etals joined
In the following discussion:
"T h at Is a final consum ption,” said
one. "T h a t m etal never com es back
Into the m ark et." “T here a re o th ers,”
rem arked his friend. "S hot and bul
lets, for exam ple.” “ You are only p a r
tially co rrect,” replied th e first. "Som e
of th e bullets come back. They are
so economical and so well organized
In G erm any th a t a fte r m ilitary targ et
practice the soldiers have to pick up
and account for all th e lead they have
fired. T hey are no th eo rists about
conservation over there. They are
p ractitio n ers."—E ngineering Journal.
F or 75 y ears W rig h t’s Indian Vege
table P ills have been th e ir own recom
m endation in conditions of upset stom
ach, liver and bowels. If you have not
trie d them , a te s t now will prove th eir
benefit to you Send for free sam ple
to 372 P earl St., New York. Adv.
W illie 's Confession.
GIVE “ S Y R U P OF F IG S ”
L ittle W illie had been very naughty
So much so, in fact, th a t a fte r having
reproved him several tim es his m other
w as a t last forced to severely punish
him.
W hen his fa th e r arriv ed hom e in the
evening h e a t once perceived th at
W illie’s eyes w ere suspiciously red.
“W h at’s th e m atter, sonny?” he
cried.
“Oh, nothing,’’ responded W illie, un
easily.
"Come, d o n 't be frig h ten ed ,” said
the father, in coaxing tones. "T ell me
all about it; I w ant to know."
W illie rem ained sile n t for some
tim e, then he suddenly b u rst out:
"W ell, if you m ust know, I’ve had a
th undering row w ith your w ife.”—
P earso n ’s W eekly.
T O C O N S T IP A T E D C H IL D
Delicious “ F ru it Laxative” can’t harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels.
Look a t th e 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 c r a ct naturally, or is fever
ish, stom ach sour, b reath bad; has
sore th ro at, diarrhoea, full of cold,
give a teaspoonful of "C alifornia
Syrup of F igs,” 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. A sk your d ruggist for a 50-
R ent paid by New York city for
cen t bottle of "C alifornia Syrup of
Figs,” w hich contains full directions polling plac^T for four p rim ary and
fo r babies, children of ail ages and one reg u lar eiectlon am ounts to $250,-
fo r grown-ups.
000.
-To Women-
Seeking Health and Strength
El
For those ills peculiar to women Dr. Pierce
recommends
his “Favorite Prescription” as
El
E l “T H E O N E R E M E D Y ”
El
1 A medicine prepared by reg u lar grad u ated physician o f unus
ual experience in tre a tin g woman’s diseases—carefully adapted
E l to w ork in harm ony w ith th e m ost delicate fem inine constitution,
El
El
All medicine dealers have sold it w ith satisfactio n to cus
tom ers fo r th e p a st 40 years. I t is now obtainable in liquid or
sugar-coated ta b le t form a t th e d ru g sto re—or send 50one-cent
stam ps for a tria l box, to Buffalo.
Every woman may write fully and confidentially to Dr. Pierce,
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical institute. Buffalo, N. Y., and may bo
sure that her case will receive careful, conacientioua, confidential
consideration, and that experienced medical advice will be given
to her abso lu tely free.
Dr. Pierce ’* Pleaeant Pellet* regulate and invigorate etomach, liv
er and bowel*. Sugar coated, tiny granule* ea*y to take a* candy.
W ins E ith e r W ay.
“They say th a t a m an who h as cold
fe e t is p retty sure to have an active
b rain .”
"Yes, eith e r th a t or a well-filled
purse.”—Chicago Record-H erald.
El
El
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Easy to Find.
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"And did you ever seek th e m an?”
we asked th e Office,
I "O nce or tw ice,” replied th e Office.
"B ut I found him w aiting outside my
door.”—C incinnati Inquirer.
Sweden is m aking effo rts to revive
The A m erican m ountain sheep are
its lobster industry.
the g re a te st ieapers In th e world.
Wonderful Blood Remedy
Thaf Works in the Tissues
The Very Latest Theory About How and Why the
Blood is Disordered.
S . 8 . 8 . Means Pure Blood Which Insures Lon* Life and Health.
The great experts In Chemistry and
And In regenerating tha tissues 8. a a
Physiology now declare what hoe all has a rapid and positive antidotal effect
along been contended by tha Swift Lab upon all those irritating Influences that
oratory that the germs of blood disorders cause rheumatism, sore throat, weak
find lodgment In the Interstice* of the tla- eyes, loss of weight, thin pale cheeks, and
th at weariness of muscle and nerve that
And herein Is where 8. 8. a goes to la generally experienced, by all sufferers
■work rapidly, effectively and with won with poisoned blood.
derfully noticeable results.
Get a bottle of 8. 8. 8. e t any drug
This famous blood purifier contains store, and In a few days you will not only
medicinal components )ust a s vital and feel bright, and energetic, but you will be
essential to healthy blood a s the nutritive the picture of new life.
elements of whrnL roast beef, and fats
a a 8. la prepared only In the labora
and the sugars th a t make up our dally
tory of the Swift Specific Co., 101 Bwtft
ration.
Bldg,
Atlanta, Go. Who maintain a vary
As a m atter or fact there la one Ingre
Medical Department, where all
dient In a 8. a which serves the active efficient
who
have
blood disorder of a stub
purpese cf stimulating each cellular part born nature any
may write freely for advice.
of the body to tha healthy and judicious
a a a Is sold everywhere by ell drug
selection of Its own essential nutriment.
That la why it regenerates tha blood sup. stores.
ply; why It has such a tremendous In
Beware of ell attem pts to sell yoe
fluença In overcoming eczema, rash, pirn- something "Ju st as good.'
-----pad all akin afflictions,
!k k A
It alw ays gives me pleasure to rec
ommend anything th a t is rig h t and so
I feel it my duty to herald th e praises
of Dr. K ilm er's Swamp-Root.
For years I w as troubled w ith kid
ney disease and it was so intense that
I was bedridden for days a t a time. I
| gave up all hope and doctors for miles
j around gave m e no help. Incidentally
I tried several p aten t rem edies and at
last tried Swamp-Root. From the first
it gave me relief and it w as no tim e
before I w as able to be up and around
and now I am perfectly well and able
to w ork as I used to before my te rri
ble sickness.
So now let m e thank you for your
wonderful discovery and tak e this op
portunity to recom m end it to all who
suffer from kidney troubles.
Yours very truly,
W ALTER SHIVER,
Hope,’ Ark.
Subscribed and sw orn to before me,
th is 25th day of March, 1912.
A. V. WARE. N otary Public.
L e tte r 'x>
Dr. K ilm e r & C o.,
B in g h a m t o n , N. V.
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m a tte r how sev ere o r long sta n d in g
th e ru p tu r e , w e fit a tr u s s to su it,
by m ail o r in p erso n —th a t ’s o u r
b u sin ess. W e g u a r a n te e s a tis fa c
tion. S end NOW, o r call, fo r F R E E
BOOK. It tells all.
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And So It Was.
An English m inister, who guarded
his m orning study hour very carefully
told the new maid th a t u n d er no cir
cum stances w ere callers to be adm it
ted—except, of course, he added—in
case of life and death.
H alf an hour late r th e m aid knocked
a t his door. "A gentlem an to see you,
sir.”
"W hy, I th ought I told you------”
"Yes, I told him ,” she replied, "but
he says it is a question of life and
d e a th !”
So he w ent dow nstairs and found
an insurance agent.—P ittsb u rg C hron
icle.
Lions B. C.
“F aith, you w ufles ones, you m us
have fa ith !” shouted th e colored
preacher, "Look a t dat n r' D an'll De>
drapped Jm in am ong de lions, an ' die
dey e a t ’im ? No, sah ; he je s ’ squelch
ed ’em. H e done had faith! Dem dai
lions------’’
One of the younger negroes rose ui
and inquired:
"Say, pahson, wuz dem lions big as
de kind we has now ?”
"Cose not, cose not,” reto rte d th«
preacher. "Dey was B. C., meanin
befo’ circuses.”—Chicago News.
His Dogs Explained.
A G erm an cobbler and his wife had
two dogs, a St. B ernard G m onths old
and a fox te rrie r 3 years old. A friend
calling one day, said to the cobbler:
"Those a re two fine dogs you have.’
“Yes,” replied th e cobbler, “und dt
funny b a rt of it iss d at de biggest dog
is de little s t one." H is w ife ther
spoke up and explained: “ You musl
mine husband egseuse; he spheaks nol
very goot English. He m eans de old
est dog is de youngest one.”—Atchison
Globe.
Llebe Jugendl
T eacher—Tommy Slimson, have you
Dr. P ierce’s P leasan t P ellets first | any good excuse for being late?
p u t up 40 years ago. They regulate
Tomm y (beam ing)—Yes, m a’am.
and invigorate stomach, liver and bow ' T eacher—W hat is it?
els. S ug ar-co ated tiny granules.
Tom m y—W affles.—H arp er’s Bazar
Cheering Him Up.
WOMAN WOULD
NOT GIVE UP
" I t’s not everybody I’d put to sleep
in th is room ,” said th e m otherly old
landlady to h e r lodger, who had come
to th a t rem ote d istric t on account of
a serious nervous breakdow n.
“T his room is full of te n d e r associa
tions to me. My first husband died in
th a t bed, w ith his head on th a t v t y
pillow. My d ear fa th e r passed away Though Sick and Suffering; At
on th a t sofa u n d er th e window. He
Last Found Help in Lydia
w as a sp iritu alist and he vowed he
would ap p ear in th is room again a fter
E. Pinkham’s Vegeta
death, though I’ve n ev er seen any
ble Compound.
thing of him yet. My poor nephew,
W illiam, fell dead w ith h e a rt disease
rig h t w here you are standing. He was
Richmond, Pa. — “ When I started
studying to be a doctor and th ere are taking Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable
two whole skeletons and six abnorm al
Compound I was in a
livers preserved in sp irits In th a t press
dreadfully rundown
yonder, while th a t bottom d raw er Is
state o f h e a l t h ,
full of odd bones and skulls. H e used
h a d internal trou
to do a lot of vivisecting up h ere when
bles, and was so ex
he was alive.
tremely nervous and
"W ell, good night, and pleasant
prostrated that if I
d ream s.”—London Tit-Bits.
had given in to my
f e e l i n g s I would
T H IC K , G LO SSY H A IR
have been in bed.
F R E E FRO M D A N D R U F F
Aa i t w a g I h a d
hardly strength at
G irls! T ry It! H a ir gets soft, flu ffy
times to be on my
and beautiful— Get a 25 cent
fe e t and w hat I did do was by a great
bottle of Danderine.
efTorL I could not sleep at night and
If you care for heavy h a ir th a t gllo- o f course fe lt very bad in the morning,
and had a steady headache.
tena with beauty and Is rad ia n t with
“A fter taking the second bottle 1 no
life ; baa an incom parable so ftn ess and ticed that the headache was not so bad,
is fluffy and lustrous, try D anderine. I rested better, and my nerves were
Ju s t one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides It imme- stronger. I continued its nse until it
d 'ately dissolves every p article of made a new woman o f me, and now I
dandruff.
You can not have nice can hardly realize that I am able to do
heavy, healthy h air if you have so much aa I do. Whenever I know any
dandruff. T his d estru ctiv e scu rf robs woman in need o f a good medicine I
the h a ir of its lustre, its stre n g th and highly praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg
its very life, and If not overcom e it etable C o m p o u n d . ” — Mrs. F rank
produces a feverishness and Itching of C lark , 3146 N. Tulip St., Richmond,Pa.
the scalp; th e h air roots fam ish. loos
Women Hare Been T elling Women
en and die; then the h a ir fails out
f a s t Surely get a 25-cent b ottle of for forty years how Lydia E. Plnkham’s
K nowlton’s D anderine from any drug Vegetable Compound has restored their
sto re and ju s t try IL
health when suffering with fem ale ills.
This accounts for the enormous demand
for it from coast to coast. If yon are
Victory.
"W ell.” oaya th e philosopher of troubled with any ailment peculiar to
folly, “I Just won my case ag ain st the women why don’t yon try Lydia E.
scoundrel who took my house aw ay Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound 7 It
from me. My law yer’s going to move will pay yon to do so. Lydia E. Pink-
Into It next w eek.”—Cleveland Plain ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Dealer.
R ates fo r On« o r Two P ersons In s Room
Portland, Oregon.
Castillo and Followers Surren
der to American Forces.
A atek cow is a b a d in v e stm e n t, a n d a cow t h a t ia
| n o t p ro d u c in g as m u ch good m ilk a s she sh o u ld is n o t w ell.
A ll c o w s n ee d c a re fu l a tte n tio n to k ee p th e m h e a lth y ,
I a n d l i t t l e d is o rd e rs cu n be k e p t from b ec o m in g b ig by th e
u se o f Kow K ure.
T h is fam o u s re m e d y is a s u re c u re a n d p re v e n tiv e o f m o st cow
s — s u c h a s L o st A p p e tite . M ilk F ev er, B unches, R ed W a te r, S couring,
A b o rtio n . B arren n e ss, a n d R e ta in e d A fte rb irth .
G e t a p a c k a g e o f Kow K u re from y o u r d e a le r a n d keep it on h a n d constantly.
50 c e n t a n d $ 1.00 sizes. A sk for co p y o f “ T h e Cow Book.”
DAW ASSOCIATION CO.. MFIS. lyafcsvilk. Vt
PACIFIC COAST DISTRIBUTORS
TORT LAND SEE» CO.. F fitltei Or«.
CERlAh StiD CO.. Us Aiftlet. C«L
Will Probably Be Turned Over to
Revolutionists—Villa Has Con
demned Them to Death.
El Paso, T ex .—An A ssociated Press
dispatch saying th a t C astillo would be
turned over to the C onstitutionalists,
delivered to G eneral V illa a t m id
night, was received w ith g re a t sa tis
faction by the general.
He said th a t
C astillo would be form ally charged
w ith th e m urder of M. J . G ilm artin,
an A m erican, and 50 others a t the
Cum bre tunnel.
H e prom ised th a t
the tria l would not be clogged by any
red tape.
El Paso, Tex. — M aximo C astillo,
th e Mexican bandit charged w ith res
ponsibility for the Cum bre tunnel dis
aster, in which ten A m ericans and 41
others lost th e ir lives, was captured
38 m iles south of H achita, N . M., by
A m erican troops.
T his inform ation
was conveyed to G eneral H ugh L.
Scott, com m andant a t F o rt Bliss, in
One Y e a r’s Electrical Advance.
P erh ap s the m ost im portant new de an official telegram from C aptain
velopm ent during the lust y ear in th<
electrical field was the half-w att nit W hite, N inth U nited S tates C avalry.
W ith the b andit w ere six o f his fol
rogen-filled tungsten lam p brought oul
by the G eneral E lectric com pany, ai lowers. A ccording to C aptain W h ite’s
a resu lt of several years’ w ork by Dr b rief dispatch they surrendered with-
Irving Langm uir. T here has been lit j out a fight.
tip change in g enerators and raoton
C astillo, to avoid a range o f moun
except in the size of the form er t< tain s on the Mexican side, made a de
keep pace w ith th e increasing capac to u r which brought him into A m erican
ity of steam turbines. T he largesl te rrito ry . C aptain W hite was on the
alternating-current gen erato r Install w atch, having received inform ation
ed during 1913 w as a 25,000-kw. ma
chine a t th e Com m onwealth Edison from W alter McCormick, A m erican
company of Chicago, although stil m anager of L as Palom as ranch, on th e
larg er ones have been ordered, and M exican side, th a t the m uch-w anted
the larg est direct-current m achine man was in th a t vicinity.
W hether the prisoner shall be su r
having a capacity of 3750 kw„ was in
stalled a t the Canal Road p lant of the rendered to the rebels is a legal ques
Cleveland E lectric Illum inating com tion which rem ains to be settled. If
pany. F o r altern atin g c u rren t tran s th is is done th ere is no doubt he will
m ission 150,000 volts still rem ains the be executed for the Cum bre disaster.
upper lim it, w ork on th e Big creek He is not charged w ith any crim e on
developm ent in California, a t whicT
this is employed, having progressed th is side.
C astillo se t fire to a fre ig h t tra in in
steadily during th e la st year. In di
rect-current transm ission, how ever, 8 th e Cum bre tunnel tw o weeks ago.
bold step was taken in th e decision The cars w ere burning when a passen
to em ploy the T bury system a t 90.00C g er tra in crashed into it and every
volts to tra n sm it 20,000 kw. from th« life aboard was lost.
The tunnel is
T rollhattan Falls in Sweden to Copen still burning.
hagen, D enm ark.—Power.
A special to th e Tim es from H a
chita, N. M., says th e capture was
F re e to O ur H eaders
m ade by L ieu ten an t R oth« oil, of
W r ite M u r in e E y e R e m e d y C o., C h ic a g o , f o i Troop A, and rem arks th a t it was p ar
48-page i l l u s t r a t e d E y e B o o k F r e e . W r ite a ll
a b o u t Y o u r E y e T r o u b le a n d th e y w ill a d v ise ticu larly g ra tify in g as com ing on the
a s t o t h e P r o p e r A p p lic a tio n o f t h e M u rin e heels o f the th e ft of 18 horses belong
E y e R e m e d ie s in Y o u r S p e c ia l C a s e . Y o u i
ing to the regim ent by M exicans.
D r u g g is t w ill te l l y o u t h a t M u r in e R e lie v e i
S o re E y e s , S tr e n g t h e n s W e a k E y e s . D o e s n ’t
S m a r t, S o o th e s E y e P a in , a n d s e ll s f o r 60c.
T r y I t in Y o u r E y e s a n d In B a b y ’s E y e s fo i
S c a ly E y e lid s a n d G r a n u la t io n .
W a s h in g to n “
W a sh in g to n S treet. C o rn er o f Tw elfth.
(H A S . II. ROW LEY. M anager.
II 00. $1.50 12.00 P er Day W ith B ath P rivilege. $1.50. 12.00 and $2.50 P er Day W ith P rivate Bath.
S p ec ia l R a te s b y w ee k o r m o n th . B us to an d from train» and boats, o r ta k e a D epot ca r to
W ash in g to n S t. and tr a n s f e r , g e t off a t T w e lfth S tre e t. E u ro p e an plan. 150 outside rtom s.
F irep ro o f B uiloing. m odern and clean iri ev ery resp ect. H ot an d to ld ru n n in g w a te r and both
telep h o n es in ev e ry room. Single o r do u b le bedroom s. 1 arg e P a rlo r off M ain Lobby.
G et Y o u r
¡Canadian Home
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For Yot
Send ten cents to Dr. K ilm er & Co.
B ingham ton, N. Y., for a sam ple size
bottle. It will convince anyone. Yot
will also receive a booklet of valuabl*
Inform ation, telling about th e kidneyi
and bladder. W hen w riting, be sur«
and m ention th is paper.
Regulai
fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottlei
for sale a t all drug stores.
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It will help you back to
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HO STETTER’S
Stomach Bitters
T ac tfu l Remark.
FARM MORTGAGE LOANS
3
Remorse always * ‘gets
you” when you have
been neglectful of the
Stomach, Liver and
Bowels and have al
lowed a spell of Bilious
ness or Indigestion to
develop—but be of good
cheer, and try a bottle of
Mrs. F atleigh, a lady w h o did n o '
belie h e r nam e, got th irsty during i
social en te rta in m e n t and sm ilinglj
m entioned th e fact to a group of yount
men stan d in g n ear h e r chair. Ther<
w as a ru sh to supply h e r w ant, anc
th e Young m an who reached h e r firs
w ith a glass of w ater she compli
m ented on his quickness.
“ Oh, th a t’s nothing.” he repliei
lightly. “ I am used to it. I got int<
many a circus and m enagerie when 1
w as a boy by carry in g w ater to thi
elep h an t.”
you w ish to sell, send ac c u ra te , com plete d e s c rip
tio n .
ST. CH A R L ES LAND CO.
204 M orrison S t. S t. C harles H otel. P o rtla n d , O r.
•02 S p a ld in g B ld g.
S o rry !
Tim e it! In five m inutes all stom
ach d istress will go. No indigestion,
h eartb u rn , sourness or belching ot
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
b reath o r headache.
P a p e ’s D iapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating u p set stom achs
It is the su rest, quickest stom ach rem
edy in th e w hole world and besides ll
is harm less. P u t an end to stom ach
trouble fo rev er by g ettin g a large
fifty-cent case ot P ap e's Diapepsin
from any dru g store. You realize in
five m inutes how needless it is to sut
fer from indigestion, dyspepsia o r any
stom ach disorder. It’s th e quickest
su re st and m ost h arm less stomach
doctor in th e world.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Y our o p p o rtu n ity to buy
1100 C alifornia fa rm land for $75 w hich positively
ahould double in value w ith in th re e y ea rs. Ten
an n u a l p ay m en ts. W rite today. P eo p le 's R eal
E s ta te i Loan
I
i Co.. Los A ngeles, Cal.
TROOPS CAPTURE H o t e l
TRY THE GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY
MEXICAN BANDIT
TAKE THIS MAN’S ADVICE
OASES OR IN D IG E S T IO N
SEATTLE NOMINATES MAYOR
RECALLED FOR MISCONDUCT
S eattle, W ash. — One hundred and
» in a ty -n in . preefnts com plete give for
m ayor, Gill, 16,623; Trenholm e, 8411;
W insor, 694; G riffiths, 6924.
H iram C. Gill, who was elected
m ayor of S eattle in 1910, recalled for
alleged m isconduct in office the next
y ear and defeated by Mayor C otterill
in 1912, was nom inated fo r m ayor in
preferen tial prim ary, receiving nearly
as m any votes aa hia th ree nearest
com petitors combined.
F or second place, Jam ea D. T ren
holme, ao-called “ business m en’s can
d id a te ,” ia about 900 votes ahead of
R ichard W indsor, w ith retu rn s from
one-third o f the city counted. A l
though W insor, under the law, filed aa
a non-partisan candidate, his nom ina
tion w as made and hia cam paign m an
aged by the Socialist party.
A ustin E. Griffiths, indorsed by the
M inisterial F ederation, is fourth in
the votea thua fa r counted.
The h ighest tw o candidates will con
te s t for th e m ayoralty in the reg u lar
election of M arch 3.
A m ajo rity o f all votea cast in the
prim ary doe* not elect under the law
o f S eattle, which ia different from the
preferen tial prim aries in moat cities
of th e Coast.
A rem arkable fe atu re of G ill’s t r i
um ph ia th a t his cam paign was di
rected chiefly by men who brought
about hia recall in 1911.
from the.
O N ’T waste your time anti money on worn-out land th a t
is high-priced sim ply because it was once w orth its
present price! T he richest virgin soil is w aiting for you
in M anitoba—and the A lberta-Saskatchew an district.
You can buy it for practically the sam e price per acre
that the mere m anuring per aero of soil in m any parts
of th e U . S. c o s ts ! F e r tile C n n a d ia n W e st o ffe rs y o u n o t o n ly s o il
c f w o n d ro u s p ro d u c tiv ity , b u t it a ls o offers y o u a s p le n d id c lim a te ,
c h u rc h e s o f all c r e e d s , s p le n d id p u b lic s c h o o ls , e x c e p tio n a lly g o o d
m a r k e ts , tine h o te ls a n d tr a n s p o r ta tio n fa c ilitie s th a t a r e u n ex c elle d .
V. e h a v e a tru ly s p le n d id p r o p o s itio n to m a k e to a n y e a rn e s t f a r m e r o r to
m e n w h o w ish to f a r m a n d w h o a r e s in c e re in th e ir d e s ire to settle in th is c o u n try .
W e a c tu a lly a r e in a p o s itio n to e n a b le y o u t o m en 10 a c re s f o r e v e ry a c r e th a t
y o u n o w o w n o r f a r m - a n d e v o ry a c r e h e re w ill p ro d u c e double w h a t a w o rn o u t
a c re p r o d u c e s a n y w h e re . O n to p o f th a t, w e g iv e y o u
20 Y ear* to P a v f o r If You gain the land for from 111 to ISO per aero. In
7.
1 “ / l u r 11 I r r ig a tio n d is tr ic ts th e p ric e is fru m W to f*A
Y o u p a y m e re ly o n e tw e n tie th d o w n . T h e b a la n c e is s p lit u p In to 19 e q u a l p a y
m e n ts . T h e fa rm w ill m o re th a n m e e t th e p a y m e n ts a n d y o u r f a m ily 's liv in g e x
p e n s e s . C a n a d ia n 1’actHc f a r m s p u y f o r th e m s e lv e s o v e r a n d o v e r a g a in b e fo re
th e tim e th e la s t p a y m e n t falls d u e . W e c a n re f e r y o u to scores of f a r m e r s w ho
p a id f o r th e ir f u rtn s w ith th e p ro c e e d s o f ju s t o n e cro p !
You Are Loaned $2000.00 to Pay for Farm Improvements!
H e r e Is la n d a d a p te d to g r a in B ro w ln e, to p o u ltry ra lsln ff, d a iry I n f , m ix e d
fa rm in g a n d to c a ttle , lio z a n d s h e e p ra is in g . Y o u d e c id e to r y o u rs e lf w h a t k in d
o t f a r m in g y o u w ish to follow . T h e C a n a d ia n Pacific h e lp s y o u s e le c t th e la n d
b e s t a d a p te d to y o u r p u r p o s e s . A n d th e n . If y o u s o d e s ire It, w e a r r a n g e to h a y .
Your Farm Made Ready by Expert*
L. S. THORNTON, District Representative
271 Pine St., Multnomah Holel Bldg , Portland, Oregon.
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10 C E N T "C A S C A R E T S ”
IF B IL IO U S OR C O S -IV E
Ton of Oata Going by Mail.
Cause of Commotion.
Did you ever have a forceful fem ale
presiding in your k itchen who kept
you constantly in a turm oil for fear
she m ight bring the house down about
your ears?
Rose Stahl tells a story of such •
treasure belonging to a family who
lived in California.
One afternoon the town experienced
n slight shock of earthquake.
Pictures w ere throw n down, crock
ery and fu rn itu re rattled about. In
the m idst of th e tum ult the m istress
w ent to th e head of th e sta irs and
called out in a resigned tone:
"Lizzie, w hat are you doing now?”
—Y oung's Magazine.
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels— T hey
w ork while you deep.
F urred Tongue, Bad Tnste, Indigos
tlon, Sallow Skin and M iserable H ead
aches come from a torpid liver und
clogged bowels, which cause your
stom ach to become filled with undi
gested food, which sours and ferm ents
like garbage in a swill barrel. T h at's
the first step to untold m isery—indi
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, uieutai /sara, everything th at Is
horrible and nauseating. A C ascnret
tonight will give your constipated
bowels a thorough cleansing and
straig h ten you out by m orning. They
work while you sleep—a 10-cent box
from your druggist will keep you feel
ing good for months.
Don’t Forget This.
T he Equal Suffrage leaguo com
plains th a t school histories ignore
wom an's p a rt in the world. Why,
th ere's Eve and X antlppe and Lucre-
tia Borgia and lots of o th e rs!—W ash
ington Post.
W h a t is Fem lninitm ?
E xports of B ahia coffeo from Brazil
Inst year approxim ated 24,000,000
pounds, of which halt w ent to France.
W hat's all this about "fem lnlnlsm ?”
T here seem s to be a debate about
w hether it is a good thing or not.
T h at depends a good deal on w hat
it is.
We have had m ascutinlsm , m eaning
male dom inance— though we didn't
call it th a t and the fact of dom inance
may be not entirely undebatable.
Does "fem lnlnlsm ” mean changing
male dom inance to fem ale dom inance?
T he good Lord forbid!
But if it m eans strik in g a hum an
balance— if it Is a step tow ard hum an
ism—then bring it on and speed its
coming.—Duluth H erald.
aS E S E C E E C S E G Q 3 3 3 0 s a s !a s e K e
RUPTURE
IS CURABLE
S
Putting Them Away.
“Your wife seem s to have had a !
happy C hristm as."
"Y es; nearly every gift she got will
do to pass along next year. It is such
i com fort to her to know th at she has
her C hristm as shopping for 1914-prac-
tically done.”
Rebels Hold Haiti Town.
L ew iston, Id ah o —A ton o f oata will
be shipped from Ferdinand, Idaho, to
Joseph, O r., by parcel poat. The oata
a re being packed in 60-pound pack
age!, by which the shipper will effect
a saving o f 940 over th e reg u lar
fre ig h t charges.
Tbe p o ttag e on the
ton shipm ent w ill be $21.60.
T it SF-S
an e x p e rt o n th e c a s e a n d s e le c t M e f a r m th a t w ill r ta c lly s u it y o n - M e o n e th a t
y o u c a n fa rm to m o s t a d v a n ta g e t o y o u r u l l l L et u s tel! y o u a b o u t th e 400.000.000
b u s h e l c r o p in C a n a d a th is y e a r I W rite f o r H a n d s o m e ly I llu s tr a te d B o o k s .
A d d re s s
W ashintgon, D. C.— Progress of the
H aitien governm ent cam paign a g a in it
the rebels in the north o f th e island ia >
reported. C om m ander D ier, o f the i
gunboat W heeling, a t P o rt Au Paix,
announced th a t he had found no place
in th e hands of federal troops and th a t
the tow n was quiet. The H aitien gun- j
boat Nord A lexia le ft P o rt Au Paix for
Cape H aitien under orders from Gen
eral Zam or to blockade Cape H aitien
and P o rt L iberte.
Comm ander H ar
rison, aboard the c ru lle r Ran F ran cis
co a t Cape H aitien, reports it quiet.
Nmvy Aviator Fallfl, Die*.
Pensacola,
Fla. — L ieu ten an t J . |
McC. M urray, o f th e U nited S tates
naval aviation corps, stationed here,
w as killed when his m achine plunged
800 fe e t into Pensacola Bay. The
m achine was dem olished and L ieuten
a n t M urray’s body found about 100
yards from the spot w here he fell. '
L ieutenant M urray had been flying out
over the g u lf and w as re tu rn in g to the
statio n when th e accident occurred.
An investigation haa not revealed the
c iu ie o f the accident.
Thia ia the
first fa ta lity a t th e Penaacola station.
Canadian Pacific
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By w a r m *
n SEELEY SPERM A TIC
S H IE L D TRUSS. N o w o rry in g o r d an -
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o r breach, aa com m only auppoeed, b u t is
th e a tre tc h in * . o r dilation, o f a n a tu ra l
o penin*.
Thia SEEL EY SPERM ATIC
SH IE LD a p p lian ce cloees th ia openin* i n '
10 days in m oat roses. I f you c a n ’t come,
I«.
w rite for m e a s u rin g blank and lite ra tu re .
Sold only by
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Third and Yamhill, Portland, Or.
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S ta te A g e n ts for th is appliance.
r-SIOAN’S -
LINIMENT
relieves rheumatism quickly. It stimulates tlje circulation— in
stantly relieves stiffness and soreness o f muscles and joints.
D o n 't rub — it penetrates.
Rheumatism N ever Returned
*‘I mm a tra v e llin g m a n a n d a b o u t o n e y e a r eg o I w oe la id tip w ith rh e u m a t iem a n d
c o u ld n o t w a lk . A f r ie n d r e c o m m e n d e d S lo a n s L in im e n t a n d th e m o rn in g a f te r I
u sed i t m y k n e e w o e all O .K. a n d I t hoe n e v e r b o th e re d m e s in c e . 1 a lw a y s k e e p
fcour U n ^ m f n t^ n t h e b o u e e a n d c a rr y i t w ith m e o n th e r o a d J f r . Thomas 6. Uanmr,
Rheumatism
Neuralgia
Stiffneee Vanished
* 1 s u ffe re d w ith a n n w fu l etiffn esa In
m y legs. T h a t n ig h t I g av e my legs a good
ru b b in g w ith S lo a n ’« l i n i m e n t a n d b elieve
m e, n e x t m o rn in g I co u ld ju m p o a t of bed.
I h a v e b e e n s u p p lie d w ith a b o ttle ev e r
S in ce .’’— M r A . iioora o f Manrkaumr. ti. tL
Sprained Ankle Relieved
•*l w as ill fo r a lo n g tim e w ith a «ev erely
s p r a in e d a n k le . I g o t a b o ttle o f S lo an s
L in im e n t a n d n o w I a m ab le to be a b o u t
a n d c a n w a lk a g r e a t d e a l. I w r its thia
b e c a u se I th in k you d e s e rv e s lo t o f c r e d
i t fo r p u ttin g e a c h a fin e L in im e n t o n tb e
m a r k e t a n d I sh all alw a y s ta k e tim e to
re c o m m e n d Dr. .».»an a L in im e n t.” —Mrs.
Charlm A w e « / Bahunere. MU.
Sloan's Liniment gives a grateful
sensation of comfort.
Good for
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toothache. Use It now.
A t all D ealers. 2 Sc., 80c. m m e l . 0 0
S c a d f o r S lo an 's f r e s b o o k o n horse«.
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BOSTON, MASS.
L ife ’s R avin gs Are Stolen.
M illedgeville, Ga. — Robbers got
more than $10,000 in cash in this city
when they bound and gagged a night
watchman in the office o f C. S. Bonner
and wrecked the safe. Mr. Bonner
says the loot waa his savings o f a
lifetim e.
r.
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