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CAFWAL JOURNAL, SAMfH. OIWOON, FfllDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1007.
DAILY
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Lard has been in existence a
time so has indigestion
Human nature to hard to solve. People
who are most particular about adapting: the
weight of their wearine apparel to the
season and its conditions, who never think
of going out in a storm without an umbrella
and rubbers, who would not sit in a draft
for a farm, will calmly sit nt the table and
stuff themselves with lard-soakcd food and
not rcolizo for an instant that it is likely
to give them a full-fledged case of indiges
tion and clog their whole inner machinery.
Lard is produced from hog-fats, some
times impure, always indigestible, and
there's a good day coming when no ono will
think of using it for cooking. Coltolene is
the only rational frying nnd shortening
medium in tho world. It is made from
refined vegetable oil and choice beef suet
everything about it is digestible and condu
cive to health.
It Is a product of Nature.
It will make pure, palatable, healthful
food, and food which anyone can cat and
enjoy without the after-pangs of a disordered
stomach.
Every good grocer sells Coltolene.
It comes only in scaled white pails with
a red label and band. In the center of
the label is our trade mark a steer's head
in cotton plant wreath.
Try Coltolene onco and you'll never
more be a friend to
lard.
COTTOLENE wan granted a GRAND PRIZE (highest
pe4W) award) over all other cooking fats at the
recent Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and food cooked
with COTTOLENE another GRAND PRIZE
"ems Htlpt" book of 300 chotca rectpet, edited
by Mr: Rarer, h youre for a 2 cent atamp, if you
addrett The N. AT. Fairbank Company, Chicago.
A NEW FEATURE-Th patent alr-tlght top on thlj nail f for
tho purpon of keeping COTTOLENE clean, freh and wnoleomo
It alia prerenU It from absorbing all dUagrseablo odor of tha
grocery, tuch a flili, oil, etc
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imaattm
UbUMAiW
Nature's Gift from the Sunny South
Houno Thursday Afternoon.
Culled to nnlur nt 2.10
Upon motion Campbell homo bill
427, for creating Hood Itlvor coun
ty, tnkon from tho tnblo and passed
to third rending. Fulled to pans;
SO ayes nnd 31 noes.
II. I). 413, Jackson, to doflno cor
tain onconoinlc minerals for tho pur
peso of flxliiK license foes. Passed.
Jl. 1). 444, ways nnd monns com
mlttco, to provldo payment of sundry
claims. Considered In committee of
wholo and ndoiitrd, Puusod.
II. I). 445, ways and monns committee-,
npproprlntltiK $1000 for
stato exhibit nt National Irrigation
congress nt Sacramento. Failed.
II, 1). 440, Judlcjnry, to fix tlmo
for holdlnK circuit court In Malheur
county. Passed.
II. I). 447. Crook, Klamath, Lake
nnd Orant doloKntlon, fixing salary of
county Juduo nt Knlnmth nt flQOO.
Passed.
II. 1). 431. Dobbin, to prohibit
dooklnu of horses' lulls.
II. 1). 430. Itothohlld, to oxoinpt
Union oounty from law to prohibit
killing of beaver. Passed.
II. II. 435. I'd wards, to ro-estnbllsh
nouthurn bouudnry lino of I.auu
county, I.uld on tnblo.
It. II. 437, llulknup, to fix salaries
of JudKu.trftftsuror nnd coininlixlouorH
of Crook county. Tasked.
II. I). 400. Freeman, to rtiKulate
tho trade of electrical workers,
railed to jiim.
II. II. 31R, Jones, Lincoln and
Polk, to fix tlmo for holdltiK oourt In
second Judicial dlstrlul. Honutu
nmoiidcl to sot trm Lincoln county
In July In which house refused to
concur.
Jl, U. 343, Colo and llowormun.
prcsorlblnK tlm fur holding terms
of county courts, rawed.
II. It. 28, Hrown, authorising
speaker, one member of house, chief
stork nnd calendar dork to revise
house journal nt $10 per day within
not to uxeevd 30 days. Adopted.
8. U. 40, Ulnchnm, liens on logs,
timber, etc. raised.
8, II. 363, Hodsou, filing salaries
of commissioner of Columbia coun
ty at 13 por do)-. PAKd.
B. n. 1ST,, Ilodson, authorising
clerk of Columbia county to employ
deputies nt f 3 per day. Passed.
H. II. 35, Hart, to regulate run
ning or seepage, or drainage of water
upon county roads. Passed,
B, 11. 81, King, to purohsso prop.
erty lying east of capital budding for
state use. Committee, of whole ad
Yro report ndotited. Indeflnltelr
postponed.
8. n 340. Nottingham, relating
to lighting of state building, etc
Adopted lu committer at whole
8. Is, 94, Blohel. to provldo uni
form contract or pollny of Are Insur
ance. Passed.
0. )1. SIS, Hart, to redUtrlct the
Mat Into uenatorlal district, etc
Motlen to Indefinitely postpone, lost.
. H. 347. Ulashsm. rotating to
kMM4 seei for lon In Blutlaw
;rtrw Isk4
0. . XI, Wrijtat, to twt4 act
rcKiilntliiB practice of optometry
I'UHHt'd.
8. H. 187, JoliiiBon, rotating to
Borvlco of citation upon holra by
publication, authorising nppolntutont
of Ktinrdtnn nd lltom for unknown
minors, Passed.
8. II. 17C, Kay, by request, rotat
ing to oxerclso of right of eminent
domain, reported favorably by com
mlttoo on rnllronds; nmonded to ex
clude diking and drnlnngo districts.
Hopoit ndopted. Pusiod.
H. II. 00, Mntarkey, to authorise
construction of brldgo across Wll
Inmetto river nonr Oswego. Favor
nblo report of railroad commlttoo
with nmundmonts ndopted. 1'nsBod
H. II. 18, lloaoh, to provldo for ubo
of voting mnchlne. Motion to ro
coiuldor vote by which It witH pnss
od, by Ilrown, lost.
Knows at 0 to 7:30 p. in.
Hoiim) Iloiiutliio (Wrcnlug).
Called to order nt 7:30 p. in.
8. II. ISO, Millar, rotating to pub
tie record. Passed.
Motion of Holt, of Linn, to muko
house bill 17ft, speelal order for
10:30 a. m.. Inst (Hilt declares
Ashland nnd Weston normal state
normal sohoota.)
fl. I). 100, Judiciary commlttoo, ro
tating to payment of Intorost on
county warrants. Pnssod.
H. II. 104, Mularkoy, authorising
tho orgnnUntlon of religious cor
porntlanB. 8. II. SOU, judlolary committee, re
lating to motions for new trial and
nppeal. Passsd.
8. II. 334, Coshow, providing for
escheating of pouslou mouoy to Ore
gon soldiers' home. Posted.
Iteeess at S to 9:30 a. m.
MARION
LOSES
A JOINT
Under the New Re-Apportionment
of Legislators
I.HUOV (11WNKH, VIOI.l.MHT.
Home Noteworthy OpInloiiM
KuniHui Critics.
fmm
l.elloy Cetner, a very talented
lollnlt. played the Pku Mesta varia
tions by Paganlnl with technical tin-
Uh, leaving nothing to tho Irungina
tlou Tagomlatt (Prag.)
tjesner Is crtalnly a master vio
linist, hut playing of the Hungarian
airs s not to bo excelled. Norodnl
LUty (llohemlan),
Oesner does things which a genius
alone can do. Ills tono Is uothlng
leAs than divine, aud his technlc Is
all that could bo deilred. Abend
blatt (Prague).
Udward Orleg's tribute to Hemier:
"Ho has the Ideal tone nnd phrnift
to perfection.
I.elUvy Oesner a new star In the
Seveik class played so elegantly that
the audience was thrown Into pro
longed applause which only oml
aftttr the artist had returnevl to the
stage rx time. Tag IHatt (Xbra-
slav Pohemla).
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Th IVsm Wa4ir,
Cura all kUay, Tsladilkr aat
rhsHnatle tr4k; aoU f alt r-
gl, or two aQtW trsatwiat Tsy
M4l tt 1, Dr. K, W, HM. JM
w f t Mwev W en
inug tMh, wlyr '
Tho anticipated tight on tho pnrt
of tho Multnomah delegation of tho
houno ngnlnRt tho Senator Hart re
apportionment of senatorial districts
bill did not mntorlnllzo yesterday
afternoon nnd tho bill, when It was
taken up from tho tablo nod plncud
upon Its final passage, did not ro
oelvs wrloti8 opposition but rooelved
n large majority In Its favor. It de
veloped Inter, however, that tha Mult
nomah delegation hnd been forced to
ngroe upon cutting the number of
senatorial delegates from tholr dis
trict down from seven mid one Joint
to six nnd one Joint with Clncknmas
and Columbia as the only compro
mlso by which thuy could pilot the
port of Columbia bill safely through
senator. ..
Twenty-first Union and Wallowa,
ono senator Jointly.
Twenty-second Orant Harney nnd
Malheur, one senator Jointly.
Twenty-third Baker, ono senator.
Senator holding over, represent
ing districts of more than one coun
ty shall, when the districts have been
changed, be considered senators of
tho districts created by this act, In
which they reside.
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HBST OA31K 01' 9KASOX.
Willamette Will Meet Dallas TonlBIit
Miiy IMitihIiip State Chnin-
plnithhlp.
The game of basketball this ovon
Ing promises to be tho hnrdost
fought and most Interesting contest
of the series. Should Willamette
lose Dallas will have oarnod the
state championship, nnd Bhould the
local team win there will bo anoth
er game to decide the victors of Or
ogon. The W. U. team hns boen
practicing hard and nro determined
to put up the hardest fight of the
season. The team is slightly hnndl
capped owing to tho nbsenco of
Whipple, the strong center, who
graduated recently nnd roturnod to
Ills home in Vancouver. Pollard,
Willamette's "old stand by," has
be.-n shifted from forward to cen
ter, nnd Mooros hns boon placed In
the position of forwnrd.
Moores has mndo nn oxcellent rec
ord this year. He won the Multno
mah game for tho locnl team by his
clever work 111 throwing fouls, nnd
probably is the surest man on the
foul line In the lenguo. The students
nnd lovers of the sport are taking a
great Interest In tlilu game, nnd he
ond a doubt there will he a large
crowd present, and the rooting will
be nn esjieclal feature. The lineup
Is as follews:
Unlla Cnpt., Launor and Crnv
en, forwards; Show, centor; Morton
and Savey, guards,
Willamette Mooro and Simpson,
forwards; Pollard, conter; Nelson.
Pnrwl nnd Forbes, gunrds.
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A LASTING KI'TKOT.
Thin Kvldfiico Should Prove Kvcry
Claim Made for Donn's Kidney
Pills In SnltMti.
Hollof from tho pains and nchos
of n bnd back Is always welcomo to
every backache sufferer; but to cure
n lnino, wenk or aching back Is what's
wanted. Cure It so it will stay cured
It can bo done. Hero's tho strongest
ovldonco to prove It:
Jacob E. McCoy, retired, living on
Capital St., beyond Mill Crook, Sa
loin, Ohla, says; 'Thoro has boon no
rouson for ins to chango my good
opinion of Dunn's Kidney Pills which
I expressed through our papors throe
years ago. I procured the remody nt
Dr. 8tono's drug store nt that time
and received tho most gratifying re
sults from Its uso. I was rollevod of
kidney complaint of sovoral yoars
standing. Tho prlnotpnl symptoms
woro In counoctlon with tho kidnoy
seorotlons nnd any strain or over
exertion often caused hemorrhages
of tho kidneys. Nothing I hnd found
the sotiato nnd the house dulegntlon In tho way of medicine gnvo mo any
was obliged to abide by the agree- sntlsfnctory relief until 1 got Doan'a
,uont I Kidnoy Pills. They gavo prompt and
Tho ratio for tho apportionment of lasting benefit. I havo recommend
tho state Into senatorial districts, as od them ever slnco thon when occa
provlded by tho now law, which It slon has arlson."
Is understood will not meet with the For sale by all doalors. Prlco 50
disapproval of tho governor. Is one oents. Poster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo,
senator for overy 15,484 white popu- Now York, solo agents for tho United
latlon, or fraction thereof, oxeeedlng States.
ouo half, In every senatorial dlstrlet, ltomember the nnmo Donns oud
nnd tho effeet Is as follews: ! tako no other.
First dlstrlot Marlon county, two - 0
senators. , Clnims Pnorty.
8cond IJnn county, one senator. Au action has been filed In de-'
Third Lane county, ono senator. ' partment No. 2 of tho Marion coun-
Fourth Douglas county, one ty circuit court by Alanson Mattlson
"onator against Henry N. Mattlson praying
Fifth Jackson county, ono sena- the court to decree that tho do-tor-
fondant bo required to sot forth the
Sixth Lane, Douglas and Joe- nature of his claim to lands and
Phlne. ono senator Jointly. property of tho late Isaac Mattlson
Seventh Coos and Gurry, one sen-.which wor. according to the com
ntor .plaint, loft to tho plaintiff. The
Klghth Benton, Lincoln and TUN court Is asked to decree that tho de
aroook, one senator Jointly. jfendant has no right or Interest in
Ninth Polk county, one senator. , tho proporty and that ho be enjoin- J
Tenth Yamhill county, one soaa-, ed from leasing or attempting to
tor- 'o tho premises and from collect-
Kloventh, Washington oounty, one log and rents on same. c. M. In-'
Mnfttor- I man appears as attorney f0r the '
Twelfth Clackamas oauuty. one nlalntlff. I
senator.
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DO YOTJ GST TJP
WITH A TVAMB BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
ral'w mrM made bv Dr.
II 0 ) 1 1 Kilmer's Swamp-
Root, the great kiu
ney, liver and blad
der remedy.
It is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century ;
discovered after years
of scientific research
by Dr. Kilmer, the
r,.,i!iiptit Iridtiev and
bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing mnic uatK.
uric ac, catarrh' o( the .Bladder and
Slit's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Rpot Is not rec
ommended for everything but f you havo
kidney, liver or bladder trouble It will be
found just the remedy you need. It haa
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, nnd has
Droved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which nil readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle pent free by mail, also a book tell
iwi more about Swamp-Root, and how to
fimloutlfi-ouliavckldttey or bladder trou
ble. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in uiispup ""i" "
address to Dr. Kilmer
& Co., IJlnghaintoti,
N. Y. The regular
:r...n.if ni1 nnc-
dollar si7e bottles are nomo of Snunp-Root.
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the nddrcss, Uitighamton, N. Y., ou
every bottle.
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wmmmr Is also a pure fwj , I
Trade rising and all C
Mark mir !, .. .' "S
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on a hot griddle, I
ALLEN'S BBBfLOUR ro I
Incinn rVinBt t?-. - VW'l
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Those
Woolen Blankets
OUK MEATS ARH
ALWAYS THE BEST.
For wo tako especial caro to buy
none but tho bost, and our customers
can always dopend upon getting tho
best in tho market at right prices
when they buy at our market.
K. O. CROSS,
State Street Market Phoao 201
Tlin linni'V nnna 41,-. l
..., ...,,, unto mm uTery ttiM
uses during tho cool months for t4
uiuuwiiK, uro awKward ttlxo M
handle at home. Why not Bead ty,
to tho laundry when Uiojr need ii
lng? 1
Y'ou'll not only save yourself tki
of hard work, but you wlllbti4
roturned to you In a belter cotdldi
thnn if you tried to waihthwi
home. '
Wo mako them cleaner, netie
flufflor, and do not shrink theaft,
truth of tho matter is, thitiajl
man who will compare a Unti
blanket from Tho Salem Steam
dry, nnd a homo washed one,
not holp but notice the dtffm
Tho horrio washed one will be
streaked, feel sticky, look lanpr
smell badly, whllo the oci Kit
tho laundry will bo perfectly
sweet and fluffy. Yours for iai
work. ,
SALEM STEAM LATOMT, ;
Phono 25. 180-160 B. Lifer
rOU JOIST AND FLOORING
The best place to ouy is whero the
best stock of lumber Is carrlod. The
entlro building trade know that
thoro is not a finer stork of lumber
than that carried by us. We are
roady to All tho largest contract
promptly. We don't koop the build
er waiting. That's a Tory Important
point. Near &. P, passenger depot
GOODALK LUMBER CO.
Phone 52 Mala.
Thirteenth-Multnomah
six senators.
Fourteenth Cwliushl.
mas and Multnomah, ono
jointly.
Fifteenth .QlaWop county,
senator.
Blxteeuth Wasco county.
senator.
Seventeenth Crook. Klamath and
Lak, ono senator Jointly.
KlgMeeath Gilliam. Sherman and
Wheeler, ono senator, jointly.
Nlncteouth . Morrow, Umatilla
and Union, ono senator Jointly
TWtfMieiia Umatilla county, oa
county,
Clacka-senator
ono
one
Neighbor ckn Fooler
"t was literally ooughlnc myself
to death, and had becomo too weak to
leave my bed; and neighbors pre
dicted that I would nrr I.. i.
allro; but they got fooled, tor thanks
do 10 uoa. i was induced to try Dr.
King's New Discovery, n took Just
four ono dollar bottles to euro the
cough and mtore rao to good sound
health," writes Mrs, Kva Uncapnsr,
of Qrovertowu. Stark County, lad
This Kln ot cough and cold cures.
4 healer ot throat and lunn U
twntI by J a Perry, DmW.
u ft.M. TrW bottU fr.
It's Going Fast
And dTM perfect saUafactloci.
Every ack U guarastd, ad tkat
aecotwta for tu rapid ierM in
sales.. Alo R Is atiU u&4a of
uOLD WHEAT
and Is the bet Soar at aay pric.
USE ONLY
Wild Rose
Flour
At all first class grocers.
lky Tm m
- . 7. fer Batr Kir"
rui uua Hdt HW.4 Ylfw;
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. Zi WL im af-wpauon, ladlaMUo IJa.
tat Setm. SS ru a bat, S22. EiTJ
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Buent wisely is the lonrtecfi
saUsfactlon. Why not spend 1 1
of It wisoly now buying groetrfri
usT
Baker, Lawrence & IW
Bacceesors to Harritt a Usm
H. S. Gile & Co.
Wio!esafe Groecrs l
mission Mcfckah
,t sU tawi i
tn prodoeH
In the uik'
dried v
v.
S ocelli
4or sals a '
Inw ..n illrlnir maeklBSfi H
for a lar dryer; wW
pries.
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267 Coyr.efc
Phone 17
Cash Purchasers
Poultry,
Eggs, and
AU Farm Pi
Salem Fence
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