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There are th o u s a n d s o f M n r * b KrioNt children w ho i are rig h t but f r a i l— not sick but F W ^ T T F M Q 1 1 ll/ l l w O i General Interest OREGON GOES REPUBLICAN ronu top FROM TOP rn TO i BOTTOM Forest Notes. NORTHWEST MAMET REPORTS Much spruce of both the eastern western varieties Is used for GENERAL CROP COND ITIO N S*! and founding boards of pianos and organs. W . L . D O U G L A S Portland, Nov. 9.— Oregon’s five " T H E SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS S H A P E ” Its natural resonance has won it first electoral votes w ill go to Charles E. Portland— Wheat— Bluestem, $1.58; I place for this purpose. $ 3.00 $ 3.50 $ 4.00 $ 4.50 & $ 5.00 « Hughes. He w ill carry the state over forty-fold. $1.51; club, $1.48; red fife, S a v e M o n e y b y W e a r i n g W . 1 » D o u g la s Of the present total siXmlv of hard sh o e s . F o r s a le b y o v e r 9 0 0 0 s h o e d e a le rs . President Wilson by a plurality o f ap $1.48; red Russian, $1.43. woods In the country, gixty-one per T h e B est K n o w n S h o e s in th e W o r ld . catch colds easily and do „ . 4 „ Oate— No. 1 white feed, $34. proximately 7500 votes. The figure cent is located in the so ithern states. . L . Douglas name and the retail price is stamped on the bot Barley— No. 1 feed, $87. The Appalachian hardwood region is may be as high as 8000, but not more. not th rive-th ey only need C,0SS,ng5 10 Be G" ' de(l' tom o f all shoes at the factory. T h e value is guaranteed and Flour— Patents, $8.20; straights, $7 at present the greatest c<*iter of hard Salem — To obtain information and the wearer protected against high prices for inferior shoes. T h e Returns from every county in the (£7.40; exports, $7,' valley, $7.70; the pure, rich liquid-food in suggestions looking toward legislative wood production. retail prices are the same everywhere. T h e y cost no more in San state, excepting Harney county, give whole wheat, $8.40; graham, $8.20. action to provide for the elimination Francisco than they d o in N e w Y o rk . T h e y are always worth the M illf& d — Spot prices; Bran, Within the past year, the Forest The present pnee paid for them. and protection o f grade crossings o f Hughes a lead o f 6272. Products Laboratory. Madison. Wts., $23.60«24 per ton; shorts, $25.60« 26 railroads and public highways, the figures are: Huhges, 105,898; W il ’ j ’h i quality o f W . L . Douglas product is guaranteed by more per ton; rolled barley, $39.50«41.50. by co-operation with manufacturers, than 40 years experience m making tine »hoes. T h e smart Oregon Public Service commission an son, 99,626. has succeeded in getting u dye. made Corn— Whole, $48 per ton; cracked styles are d ie leaders in the Fashion Centres o f Am erica. nounced Wednesday that it would hold from mill waste of « sage orange, put These returns represent approxi-; $49. T h e y are made in a well equipped factory at Brockton. M a s s , hearing in Portland November 23. on the market as a substitute for fus Hay— Producers’ prices: Timothy, tic which we import from Jamaica bv the highest paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction and State, county, municipal and rail mately 93 per cent o f the vote cast. supervision o f experienced men, all w orking with an honest road officials and all interested are re- The missing precincts are in the out Eastern Oregon, $17«20 per ton; tim and Tehauntepec. determination to make the best shoes fo r the price that m oney othy, valley. $ 1 5 «1 6 ; alfalfa. $ 1 5 « : 1 quested to be present. lying districts o f the state, including can buy. /" 16.50; valley grain hay, $ 1 3«1 5; About nine tenths of the paper “ Statistics show that accidents are some in Multnomah county, and are A sk y o u r sh oe tle n le r fo r W L D o u g la s sh oes. I f he ra n - ^ ^ to start them growing and keep which we use is made from wood. clover, $12.50. n ot n u p u lj yo u w it h th e k im t you w a n t, ta k e no o th e r increasing yearly at grade crossings," not expected to affect the result much m a k e . W r it e fo r In tere st lu g b o o k le t e x n la iu iu a li Butter — Cubes, extras. 3 2 i«3 3 J c. Many o f the so-called “ silk ” socks, them going. Children relish said •• (Vi Frank J. Miller, a member o f the either way. M l »hoessof th e k l f l l M l - M e * irti o f q u a lity f o r t l» « p r ic e . neckties, and fancy braids now on the Jobbing prices: Prints, extras, 3 4 « SCOTT’S and it carries rare commission, "an d in this state there Hughes has carried the outside coun 35c; butterfat. No. 1, 35c; No. 2, market contain artificial silk made b y re tu ru m a ll, p o s ta g e fr e e . B o y s * S h o es LOOK FOR W U Douglas from wood. nutritive qualities to their blood are approximately 2800 grade cross ties by a plurality well over 2000 and 33c, Portland. B«st In World n a m e a n d t h e r e t a il p r ic e ings, 96 per cent of which have no is maintaining his early lead in this $3.00 $? 60 & $2.00 P r e s id e ut Ü streams and gives them flesh- protection other than the ordinary county. Eggs — Oregon ranch, current re He Meant Welt. • tn m p e d on th e b o tto m . , H o u g h *» M io e H ro e k to n , Al.«»s. 4 0 « 43c per dozen; Oregon Niece— I do think you are clever, food, bone-food and strength-food. standard highway crossing warning Hawley, Republican, for representa ceipts, ranch, candled, 45«46c. aunt, to be able to argue with the sign. In the last eight years there tive in congress in the Western Ore Nothing harmful in SCOTT’S. have been many accidents at these gon district, has been elected over Poultry— Hens, 18«15c; springs, 14 professor about sociology. Aunt— I’ve only been concealing my Scott & Bownc, Bloomfield, N. J. 1*-| « 1 6 e per pound; turkeys, live, 2 2 « crossings, 147 o f them being attended Weatherford, Democrat-Prohibition, 23c; dressed, 2 5 «2 7 c; ducks, 13«17c; ignorance, dear by serious injury and 40 proving by a decisive vote, although Weather Prof. Bilks (g a lla n tly!—Oh, no, Miss geese, 1 1 « 12c. fa ta l.” ford has carried Linn, his home coun Knowles Quite the contrary, 1 as V eal— Fancy— 10«10Jc per pound. His Troubles. sure you.— Boston Transcript. ty, and Jackson, which is strongly Pork— Fancy, 1 2 « 124c per pound. " I am having zoological troubles.” Democratic. Lumber Shipping Steady. V egetables— Artichokes, 75c«1.10 Agents- Demonstiators -Vo. t « ov,'r,,nnr* Sinnott, Republican - Progressive- "W h at kind are they?" s « » » . Endurwsl l'v physicians Sample free. Marshfield— C. A. Smith, chairman Democrat, was re-elected representa per dozen; tomatoes, 76c«$1.25 per i W l l ru "In trying to keep the wolf from the e J. A. Moore. I’ ik ■ Place. Seattle. Wash. door I am finding a lion in my path o f the board o f directors o f the C. A. tive in congress in the Eastern Oregon «rate; cabbage, $ 1 .2 5 « 1.75 per hun dred; peppers, 6 « 7 c per pound; egg Waste of Money. When you feel yourself t-iking cold, and an elephant on my hands."— Balti Smith Lumber & Manufacturing com district over Barkley, Socialist. plant, 6 « 8c; lettuce, $2; cucumbers, more American. Feruna T a b le « are likely to check "W om en have queer ways.” pany, is authority for the statement McArthur, Republican, was re-elect overcome the attach. "H ow now?” that the company w ill not at present ed representative in the Multnomah $1«1.50 per box; celery. 6 0 «7 5 c per "T h e styles call for mannish hats. Feminine Intulticn. per pound; When you f ar>p"ti'a is fitful, your food make any changes in its method o f dis county district over Lafferty, Indepen dozen; pumpkins, lc _ >ea not tast« good, Peruna T»l»I«*ta wilt in vigors ts So my wife bought a mannish hat fur squash, 114 c per pound. " I thought you were going to send posing o f its lumber output from the dent, and Jeffrey, Democrat. and ropulata. W hin you sr.tw.uk oiler i.'no*. . Peruna Tablets are Potatoes — Oregon, buying price, $18.” 1 oti d Tor the ir healthful Tonic EiTwt. V» * n rstsrrh diwtreeees you, that hat back, Maude. What induced two mills on Coos Bay. Mr. Smith State officers, all Republicans, have ! “ W ell?” reruns Tablets w ill help your system to rid itself of thus d. per hundred, country- you to keep It?” was in Marshfield recently and while been elected as follow s: Secretary o f I $1.40 « 1 . 5 0 "She could have,bought a man’s hat Manalln Tablets are a delightful laxn' | cathartics weaken. and err followed by points; sweets, $2.25«2.60 per hun “ Every girl I know exclaimed as here gave reasons for continuing the ' reaction, biaaaiin is rmld, (a p tly urginfl tho Uv< uni *a safe as for $4.” — Plttsgurgh L'hronlcle-Tele- state, Ben W. Olcott; justice o f the l soon as she saw it on me how unbe dred. ,r they are p Macao t. H v their use as directed, tho habit of constipation is usually over coma, shipment of the m ills’ output to Bay Supreme court, George H. Burnett and graph. j ForChildren an.l invalid« the treatment is safe and satisfactory. A n y drug sto n c a n supply coming It was.”— Baltimore American. Onions— Oregon buying prices, $2.60 Point, California. Frank A. Moore; dairy and food com-! | you. O .t . bo* todey. T H E p e r u n a C O M PAN Y, Colombo., Ohio per sack, country points. A Merit. When terminal rates were granted missioner, John D. M ickle; public^ Felt in Doubt. Green Fruits— Apples, new, 5 0c«$2 "D o you think imitation butter is as for lumber over the Southern Pacific, service commissoiners, H. H. Corey j "Did you cure that patient you had it was believed the Smith mills, like per box; pears, $ 1 «1 .6 0 ; grapes, $ 1 « good as the real?" and Fred G. Buchtel. with the failing memory?" Juvenile Logic. 2; casabas, 14c; cranberries, $9.50 “ In one respect," replied Miss Cay “ I thought so at one tim e," replied several others on Coos Bay, would ar enne, “ it’s belter People eau afford It was at a private entertainment per barrel. range to manufacture a large portion the doctor, “ but I'm not so sure about and a lady had just risen from the Hops— 1916 crop, 8 «1 1 4 c p e r pound. to buy It.”— Washington Star. Mr. C ONTROL OF HOUSE IS C LO S E; The school where you should $*et your training it now. He went away and forgot to o f its lumber on Coos Bay. piano. Wool — Eastern Oregon, fine, 2 8 « must he pr.utK.d ami givg you a flood $hop ex Smith declared the company’s plant at pay his bill."—Judge. DEMOCRATS LEAD IN SENATE 26c; coarse, 3 0 «3 2 c ; valley, 33c. "W ould you like to be able to sing perience. The Portland Bay Point is a large concern and the ami play as 1 do, dear?" 1. M. C. A. AVTCMOIIK SCUOCI IS THAT PUCK N ew York, Nov. 9— Although the Mohair— 40c per pound. • business is well established and perma "N o, ma'am," was the unexpected Address The Ree latrar. Portland Y M C. A., Democrats have assurance o f control A HHOMINFNT WOMAN t-N- Cascara bark— Old and new, 64c per and get an llluatrattd Pullt tin giving the com nent. reply of the senate by a working majority, j pound. DORSliS OUR STATEMENT. plete detail» of COS I . TIMI-: and CONDITIONS "And why not?" »«k ofi the lady. control o f the house was still in doubt C a ttle — Steers, prime, $ 6 .4 0 «7 ; " ’Cause,” explained the small ob Portland, Oregon.—" I was troubled $275,143 Left in Fund. at an early hour today. The Demo- ! good, $ 6 « 6.40; common to fair, $ 5 « j server, " I wouldn't like to have people », for years with fe- suy such horrid things uhout me.” — I I.1; male trouble and Salem— The report o f the State In crats had made slight gains however 5.75; cows, choice, $ 5 .6 0 «6 ; medium p i T in v > «i, Por|<! Be* f! Indianapolis Slur. tried a great many dustrial Accident commission from in the late returns in Montana and to good, $4.5 0 « 5; ordinary to fair, «“ I I Poultry, Butter, Eggs jjj.' remedies without November 5, 1913, to October 31, Kansas. A t 1 o'clock 208 Democrats, $3.50« 4; heifers, $ 4 «6 ; bulls, $ 3 « and Farm Produce At One Gulp. g?; any benefit until 1916, shows that the total receipts 198 Republicans, 2 Progressives, 1 So 4.25; calves, $4«7.60. to the Old Rehab!« Kverding h ou »1 with « record o f 40 years o f Square Dealings, and Doctor— W ell. I'utrick, how are you fj , I was advised to have been $1,699,582.61, o f which the cialist and 1 Independent had b een! H ogs—Prime, $9.25«9.75; good to U* aa»urvtl o f T O P M A R K E T PRICES. feeling today? jp ju e e Dr. Pierce's elected, with 25 congressional districts prime mixed, $ 8 .2 5 «9 ; rough heavy, workmen have paid $182,774.72; em F. M. CRONKH1TE h Favorite Prescrip I ’at— Oh, doctor. I feel worse than yet to be heard from. Republicans $ 8 «8 .25 ; pigs and skips, $8«8.26. 45-47 Front Street Portland, Oregon t s —- v t i o n . I took sev- ployers, $1,210,123.34, and the state ever. did not give up hope o f winning con Sheep— Lambs, $ 8 «8 .7 5 ; yearlings, j Doctor— What! Didn't you take the |t—¿ J T X lt ~ : era* btittles ol it $202,010.66. Interest on the general trol. wethers, $ 7 «7 .5 0 ; old wethers, $6.25 1 t r.nd received great fund has equaled $4673.99. pills I gave you? The situation in the house at this «6 .5 0 ; ewes, $5«5.60. Sold br ell dru.gi.ta. Tt| t \ benefit therefrom. Fat—O f course, but I'm not sure If The commission has set aside to 1 can heartily rec guarantee the payment o f pensions hour is so indefinite that it is impossi the lid has come o ff the box yet.— ommend this med- $601,319.28. In tim e loss it has paid ble to declare whether the Democrats Philadelphia Public Ledger. Icne to all women who are expecting Pipe, Flume, Pumps, Gates. Weirs, w ill maintain control. I f they do it is Portland Warehouses Sell tirsnuldfed Eyelids, to become mothers, as I do not think out $436,167.02; first aid, $187,961.38; certain to be by a greatly reduced Always on Duty. Tanks, Troughs, Silos. We spe Eye* inflamed by e»po- 1,500,000 Pounds of Wool there is anything to equal it. It is burial expenses, $11,862.60: pensions, cialize on Irrigation and Drainage •uieto Sun, Dusland Hind “ I hear you want a chaperon for and adm inistrative ex margin and one that w ill scarcely give also good during the period of middio $49,655.42, u ic k ly re lie v e d b y Marios Portland — Several big wool deals, your daughter." a good working m ajority. In fact, un Work A. L. G A G E & SON l i f e ” — M rs O. A . A n d e r so n , 1451 pense to date, $137,473.04. )e U r tn i4 y . N o S n u r t in g , “ Yes. Are you a musician?" Macadam Street. Since the commission’s organization less Democratic gains are made in the involving about 1,500,000 pounds of P o r t la n d , O r e . Just F v e C o m fo r t. At "W h y should your daughter’s chap 303 Spalding Bldg districts yet undecided, independent Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is 15,748 accidents have been reported, of the Oregon clip o f this year, have been Y o u r D r u g g ie ;* » 50c per B o tile . M u ris i f ) l eron be a tniisirlan?" I __________________ minority members m ight seriously in a true friend to women in times of which 2161 were fatal. "So that you can accompany her on _ closed in this city in the past few § s l y « i n T u b e i 2 5c. F o rfin u k u l h e f y e f rcsa ik trial and at times of pain when the terfere with the re-election o f Speaker D ru g g is ts o r M u ilsc Eye Dvmedy t o . , Chicago the piano."— Louisville Courier Jour days. One o f the transfers was a organa aro not performing their func Clark and the organization o f import nal. tions. For headache, b-n kache, hot Farming System Better. block o f 1,000,000 pounds. The wools ant committees. I» fin more n*cc»»»rT flashes, catarrhal condition, bearing SIXTH AN D EVERETT STS. than S m a l l p o x . Army Neutral Answer. sold have been held here since early Klamth Falls — “ Since I was here down sensation, nipntal doprefsion, experience boa demonstrated Four Rlnrkn from Union Station. Under n*w High— There's Fred Scads over the almost miraculous effi summer by the Columbia Basin Wool dizziness, fainting spells, lassitude ami two years ago a marked improvement E le c to r a l V o te 1912 a n d 191 6. mano 4 ifm«*nt. All room* nawly d>-curated cacy, and harwlrssness, cf Antityphoid Vaccination. there. He made $1,000,000 in the exhaustion, women should never fail has been made by the farmers o f K la S PECIAL R A TE S IIY W EEK OR MONTH Officiai Unofficial Warehouse company and the Portland Be vaccinated NOW by ym;r physician, you and street last year to take this tried and true woman's math county in general farm ing condi Rat*» 50c* 73c. $1. $1.50 I'cr Day flour family. It Is more vital than house losursnce. 1112— '- I t i * Wool Warehouse company. The prices Low e— Honestly ? Atk ysur physician, dnicy!*t, or *erul for "Have medicine. tions,” said Professor Edward B. flou bad Typhoid/” telling of T y p h o i d Vaccine, High— I don't know, but he made it ? For girls about to enter woman Fitts, extension lecturer from Oregon realized were not made public, but it a £ g » results from us , and danger I ram iyphoid Carriers. — The Lamb hood, women ai>out to become moth cL * j & 1 06 THE OITTTR LABOIATOtY, M iM T C Y , CAL is known they were the highest prices Agricultural college. Professor Fitts, O rego n V u i c a n i z i n o C o m p a n y ers, and for the changing days of m w o R « M M M • s*su«$ v»pcs «. s. w ». W M . : ¡2 v ever paid for wool in this state. movod to 3:t:t t.. :i:iì Hurnside St.. Port middle age, Doctor Pierce’ s Favorite with Professor J. E. Larson and Miss Pensions for Re married Widows. s « 6 $ s land. Or- I '4nr**Rt Tir»1 Repair Plant * 9 The bulk o f the wool sold went to Prescription should always he on hand. Anna M. Turley, gave four farm ers’ In the Northw fsi Country service a T h - remarried widow, (if now a widow) o f Civil STATES- * H CC Ü 33 E xch an ge. Eastern woolen mills, but Boston deal apecialty. U*e Parcel Poet. I t ’s a temperance remedy that is short courses in Klamath county, one A »Lama W ar Unytii »o ld im , -.liiira uni marine» may now 12 12 pen.ton on the rervlee o f the »ro t (Civil ers also secured several large lots. extracted from roots with pure glycer each at Plevna, Mount Laki, Merrill A risona "A man has a right to change his »retire 3 J W arl horlmnd. Fee fi.ed l>y law and eontirivent 9 A rknr « «* 9 ine and its ingredients arc published and Bonanza. Three or four million pounds remain , opinions." upon »necen». Over Sh year* e.prrivnee. Taber 2 . Il 13 i altfarnia on wrapper. "Y e s ," replied Senator Sorghum, A Whitman Co.. W’aahlnvton, L> C unsold in the local warehouses. “ There is one general criticism I < o »rado 6 » Any medicine dealer ran supply it 7 7 Stocks o f wool in Portland have "but he has to be careful not to get would make o f the methods o f dairy « 1 Vifit.fctirut The Dark Horse. S Mlxwarp 3 in either liquid or tablet form. The been larger than anywhere else in the cheated in the trade und come out 6 « Anzae officer That's a pretty sad cost is raouest, the restorative bene ing in Klamath county, how ever,” < Fionda worse o ff than when he started."— 14 > o rrta 14 West, except Chicago, and this fact Professor F itts continued. “ That is Idaho looking crock you’ve got there, Foran fits truly remarkable. Washington Star. 4 4 has turned the attention o f buyers to Cornstalk trooper— Well, 'e ain't 79 28 Write Doctor Puree, Invalids’ Hotel, as to the type o f stock used. Many of Illinais......................... 15 15 Indiana mueh to look at. sir, hut 'e throws a this city. This is what the wool men 1 Buffalo N. Y ., for free 130 page book the farmers are tryin g to do a dairy lo w » The Bargaining Instinct. 13 13 dandy shadder »when it's real h o t!— ] and warehouse men o f Oregon have on woman’s diseases, livery woman business and still make beef out o f the Kansa» IO 10 "Y ou took your hoy to a circus to By buying dlrvct from ua at wholrvair rricr. London Opinion. 13 13 should liavo one. You can also have steers from the dairy cows. ThiB can Kentucky ................. been striving for, the making o f Port •reward him for being good?" anil «avv thr plunilrr'i profit». W rit* 11» to 10 10 Ix>ui«iana confidential medical advice without not be done profitably.” land a wool center where stocks could “ Yes. And then he derided It was M ai n« 6 4 day your n w l< W r will givr you our mck- Only Partly to Blame. cost. 8 8 Maryland ................. tiottom "Uirrct-to-you" eric-*», f o. b. rail or be accumulated and sold direct to the n't much of a circus and tried to be 18 Mistress Really. Mary, you might IH Ma*Fachu*rttn boat. W r ai-lnaily ravr yuu from lu to kA yvr had enough lo make sure he wasn't consuming trade. Michiffan 15 15 at least see that tiie plates are clean. evnt. All euodr ruarantanl. Sunday Shows Stay Shut. being cheated."— Washington Star. Minnesot* 12 As the holders of the wools just sold New g irl— Well, mum, I owns up to Northw**»t twaSuuarbrr* for Iwft'irr Watvr How He Was Caught. 10 10 Mimussippi have realized a good advance over the Eugene— Eugene w ill have no Sun Miasoari SyrUiuia and Fuller A Johnron Kninnv». IM the thumb mark, but the died egg was 18 He hnd no stomach for the array, Why They Cheered. 4 4 Montana prices prevailing during the early part day theater performances, i f a decision on there afore I came. Boston Tran STAR K -D AV IS CO. but presented himself for examination 8 8 Nebrsaka "W h o arc those people who are script. o f the season, they have demonstrated . . 3 8 212 Third Street. Portland. Or-rnn with a “ sure trick" up his sleeve to o f Judge J. S. Coke, o f the Circuit N'evada cheering?'' asked the reeruit as the New Hampshire 4 their wisdom this time, at least — in court, is to obtain. He denied an ap “ work his tloket." l i e was physically 14 soldiers marched lo the tra'n. N aw Jerm-y 14 Placing the Blame. not taking first offers, but in holding plication by the Progressive Amuse 3 New Mexico 3 Iierfect, hut' his eyesight was shock "Those," replied the veteran, "sre "H ave you anything to say before I 45 45 New York for the late market. the people who »r e not going."— Lon pass sentence?" ing— so bad. Indeed, that the sergeant ment company fo r an injunction to North Carolina 12 12 Plaint of an Artist. restrain the city authorities from in North Dakota 5 don Saturday Journal. 5 thought the d on or should see him. "Y es. your honor, I would call your iOhk> ................ 24 24 "How was the big political meet Cranberry Prices on Higher. attention to the fact that the fool "F irst ctnss physically," pronounced terferin g with the operation o f itc- • iklahoma 10 lu V «!C «i*r,ciA¡if(i'f .*ool-ta»« fK ff. lawyer who defended me was assigned ing?" ( fon 6 5 Portland— Cranberry prices were ad the doctor, hut when the medical man theater on Sunday. "It should have been better.'' replied Writ SII*! ' I ' m i.N V . for » Pennsylvania i* 38 The plaintiff attacked the city ordi to the case by yourself.” applied the eye test« the would-he re .Ii*c . . t ctir.-» vanced all along the line Tuesday. Job i f '- r f f u n p l« o l A i . - , i s ! Rhode Iuland 5 5 the leader of the l and. " I f the speak nance, contending it was in conflict m ra t lin , hot aw :rn, a> lilnc U rt. It makr. 9 9 South Carolina. cruit's sigtit nppeared much worse than ers hadn't kept getting up and inter bers are now quoting Eastern cranber new or ti*:n » , > ■■ rary, A eeria.a rura for 5 5 with Lord’s Oregon Laws, which e x South Dakota Pimples, boil*, carbuncles, dry up and when the sergeant had him In hand. Tennessoe 12 12 ries at $ 1 2 « 12.50 » barrel and Pacific -otna.liu, . w in , nr.il. fi.i'l bunlno.. A lldru g- disappear with Doctor Pierce's Golden rupting the music, it would have been cepted theaters from Sunday closing. f i . u w illl. Pot. t »ee.-t t any anUtltuta Texas 20 » a fine concert."— Washington S'-ar. “ No. no, my man; with sight like Coast stock at $9.50. 4 4 Medical Diacovery. In tab let, or liquid. Judge Coke takes the view that inas Utah that you're no use for the army,” said 4 4 Vermont The first car o f Florida grapefruit I Clash cf Colors. much as the theaters were excepted Virginia Mrs. Pry I don’t see how you ran 12 12 the medico. "But you ought to get Repairing Political Breaches. “ I don’t understand this talk about has arrived and w ill be quoted at $5.25 7 7 tolerate a husband who stays out ev under the state law there is no state Washington glasse». Stay, I've a pair like micro 8 8 "W e haven't any rail splitters In W est Virginia » gras« ba i n i 4t ired U m horse to $6.76. ery night. Why don't you divorce law applying to Sunday theaters. 13 13 Wisconsin public life at present,'' remarked tho him? scope*, and If you see with them you Sweet potatoes are very firm at man. W yo m in *..................... 3 3 man who is reading Lincoln's biog "F h ? " can have them.” Mrs. Sharp I would, my dear, hut $2.50. Local stocks are small and Possessor Keeps Land. 272 243 T o t a l » ....................... 435 8 88 " I f it's green, how can It be bay?"— raphy you have no idea what dandy movie The spectacle» were produced and ow ing to the car shortage cannot be Louisville Courier Journal. "N o." replied Senator Sorghum. scenarios his explanations make. Pendleton— J. W. Maloney recently I fitted on. and the recruit at ones cried, replenished readily. “ The nearest we grt Is a fine supply sell every one of them. Canada's War Debt Gains. won the suit brought against him by “ Oh. I ace splendidly!” The potato market was barely steady of fence menders."— Washington Star Her Training. Ottawa, Ont.— Canada’s war expend on the street at $1.75«2. “ Do you now?" said the doctor, with Frank Rogers for possession o f a quar She's quite a famous novelist. O f Some Hsr. sarcasm. “Take him along sergeant, ter section o f Indian land. The Reaaon. The jury itures during the seven months ending She writes best selling books. "W here is O'Beetle spending tho Patien t—1 can't ace where your and get him sworn in. There's no glass brought In the verdict fo r Maloney October 31 o f the fiscal year aggregat Canned Milks Are Again Advanced. She got her start In fiction mental science is ii ¡'h< me any good last days of summer?" W riting reference* for her cooks. In the spectacles."— London Tlt-BIts. within 15 minutes. ed nearly $127,500,000, or an average Portland — The purchaser o f the "A t the beach, making love to the — Boston Transcript. Mental Healer But. my dear air, Each had leases to the land, but Ma o f more than $18,000,000 monthly, ac Agen million-dollar milk-eondeneing mental science must have something , last girl there." What’s the Use? loney, who had had possession fo r sev cording to figures issued here Saturday. plant at Mount Vemon, Wash., turns "H uh! Lnjuying the last daze of to work on. -Baltimore American. N et For Him. He— Do you think I ought to see eral years, produced a new lease made The Dominion's total net debt on Octo out to have been the Carnation Milk summer, eh?”— Judge. Ragged R oger» Wouldn't you like your husband about ray marrying your in June, which was declared valid. ber 31 was approximately $695,778,- Products company, as was suspected to have fame, Griggay? The Proverb Disproved. And Another Fourth. When Rogers attempted to take pos 000, as compared with $492,528,000 a at the tim e o f the »ale by many o f the daughter? Me had returned from a day of oh Grimy Grig N aw! Dey say dat She— Dear me, no. He will read all session recently and started to burn year ago. The revenues for the seven wholesale grocers. The Carnation fame is a but hie. an’ there's generally serration at the bathing beach. Bacon I ece •boat one fourth of "F igu re« will lie !" said he.— Brown the ares of the United States is still the stubble, Maloney ordered him off months amounted to $121,748,000 as company, in its notice to the trade soap in but h ies— Boston Transcript. •bout It In the papers.— Puck. ing'a Magazine at the point o f a gun, it was testified. compared with $87,684,000 during the Wednesday, listed Mount Vernon milk covered by forests. Missing Then. same period in 1915. October reve with its other products. Egbert— And another fourth, 1 ex A Pair of P it '» * Father— Don't know the French for pect. by mortgages.— Yonkers States nues totaled about $18,158,000. Fire L o s t is $137,370. Carnation milk was advanced 10 ! cat, and you had a French nurse for Edith— Isn't It a pity that poor men man. cents a case to $4.15 and Atser was years? Salem— F ire losses in Oregon dur don't know enough to remain single? One W ife Found Enough raised 10 cents to $3.90. Mount Ver ing October as reported to Harvey Marie Ye*, ard Uist rich ones do? Hcjpeful But, dad. we hadn't got a P . N . U. No. 47. i s i e Wells, state insurance commissioner, London — Although, as we recently non is listed 10 rents below Carnation. cat when Adelc was with as Punch. — Boston Transcript. Wednesday, totaled $137,370. The have been reminded in the court«, a record shows a total o f 72 fires occur Mohammedan may have four wives, Bie l i m a ! h i, ÿ ort Shows ring in 62 towns o f the state. A the p rivilege o f being so much married large proportion o f the fires were in ia one less frequently exercised nowa In compiling his forthcoming bien the country, 16 barns and 15 farm days than formerly. In Turkey the nial report. Superintendent o f Public dwellings being burned. There were m ajority o f people find it sufficiently Inatruction J. A. Churchill, find« that $10,000 fires, one at Crescent City, difficult to support one w ife, and polyg there are 1628 teachers In Oregon who must be paid to the two where s number o f store buildings and amy there is practiced mainly by rich hold life state certificates or life diplo IS R E L IA B L E first evidence of weak a hotel were destroyed, and the other men, who more frequently have two ma«. The number o f teacher« holding at Silver Lake, where a garage, livery w ives than four, and more often only life papers is 112 greater than in 1915. ness in the stomach, stable and a lumber yard were burned. one. Sim ilar conditions prevail in Per The regule ity with which the chil sia. There monogamy ia becoming in dren attend school in Oregon is worthy liver or bowels— Supreme Court to Hear 186 Case*. creasingly popular among the nobility. o f notire. Through the effort* o f the Neglect only invites country teachers to keep the attend- I Salem— The trial dorket o f thè Ore One American on Arabia. ance up to 92 per cent, the average re gon Supreme court for thè Corning illness. London— The American consul at quired before a school may be consid term show» a total o f 186 case«, of RC W K P IN T IM P T f iY »h ie h 86 are from Multnomah county Bombay, India, states that only one ered standard, the percentage o f daily DL n l O L III l i m e ini Marion county ia second with 21 rasei American. Puml Rutledge Dsnner, was attendance in the rural school* i s 1 Other counties having \ on board the British steamer Arabia, •lightly over 90 per cent, which is to be heard, rases on the docket a r e : Douglas. sunk November 6 in the Mediterra higher than in any other state in the nine; Jackson, eigh t; Clackamas. nean, says a Reuter dispatch from United States. The percentage o f at Lane, Washington and Yamhill, six Bombay. The Peninsular A Oriental tendance in the city schools ia still each: Clatsop and Coos, five each: Co Liner Arabia, according to a state higher, so that the sversge attendance lumbia, four; Hood R iver, Josephine, ment by the British admiralty Novem for the entire state ia 94.8 per cent. Linn and Tillamook, three each; ber 8, was sunk without warning by a The number o f absence« from school Crook, Klamath and Wasco, tw o each, submarine. A ll o f the 437 passengers was 2,317,410 leas last year than dur , and Lake, Lincoln and Polk, on« each. and all the crew but two, were saved. ing this previous school year. pTadye;ilh et e d^ A b o u t O re g o n W EMULSION L e tT h e s e T a b le ts H elp Y o u AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL Resino! first aid for skin trot Irrigation System s S o re 2 New Houston Hotel TYPHOID D o Y o u r O w n P lu m b in g THE STRICTEST ATTENTION Well. Y o u r G r o c e r lie wants to hold your trade and tries to sell you brands H O S T E T T E R 'S M i ^ H BITTERS he know s you lie is always w ill like, ready to recommend K C B a k i n g P o w d e r - A s k him