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O.T CW" ""TUBAL. WAt. OBEGOH. TUESDAY, JULY 18, 191. . " wi.
In Hot Wcsather
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The ALL Whcsat Food
Supplies in pertect propor
tion ALL the foood elements
needed for nutrrition with
least strain on digestion. It
feeds brain and strengthens
nerves. The
blend of barley
maltadds a fin
ishing touch
of flavor and is
a big aid to di
gestion. Order today.
Made by
The H O Company, Buffalo
PROGRESSIVES
CALL STATE
CONVENTION
WOULD SAVE
THE FALLS
OF!
IIA6ARA
Withdrawn! nf wilier from the NIK
lira river, for tho purpose of general-
I u K fli'i-t rti'til power, Ih presenilis
lather than injii ritiK NliiRiira Falls, ar
cording to a committee if port presi'iit
nl t the went meeting of tlio Niillmi
ill Klectrio, Light Association Ht Se
attle. The explanation In that (lie emir-
mom flood Iihk aiowty worn away tli
ledges, uutll within recent yean a
pot of soft limestone has been rcndi
fd, almost In thfl ('enter of the How
shoe cataract. A V-lmH'il notch liai
been guttered out, which In eulliiK ll
way back Into the rock nt the rule of
flva feet a year.
Tho auction caused by thla rec-dllm
channel la Injuring the beauty of Ihe
cataract by drawing water away fumi
the aides and concent rat Ing It inM
at renin, and fear In expressed that tin'
Horseshoe Kails will eventually run
tract Into a narrow whirlpool nil
In 1 St i S Major Keller, In cImikp nl
the. survey of Niagara made by the
war department. suggested that fur
ther Injury might be prevented by mu
st meting a submerged dam In tin'
river Just hack of the danger inilnt.
Thla would deflect the current Inward
the sides. tluiH saving erosion ill I In'
liolih and at the mime time Impimlug
the appearance of the fijlls near alinrr
The work waa declared to be frl
ble, but owing to the expense Intulvnl
no HtepH have been taken no far In
carry It out. Mi'iinwhile, acconllnii In
Ihe authority ipioted, the w ithdrnl
of a fraction of the Htieniu iiliove the
tails for pow er purpoaea, nlthongli In
appreclnble ho far u '!) aieiirni't'
of t tJm ciiluract goes, lessens the enor
moiaaam prosHiire nt the apex and re-
iluc.g wear at. tha middle of the beou-
l"1' 1 hortieidion curve.
1'" ortunnli'ly, diversion of water can
nut be ciirrled to excess. Rigid limit
liav e been Bet by the lately negotiated
Cuiiiilliiil-Ainerli'!iii walerwnya treaty
" that, e('it for Ihe tffecta of ua
Inr,, It Htlf , the grandeur of Niagara is
af vgiinnleil for the future.
Portland Or., July 15. An official
state-wide call all over the state of
Oregon was Issued last 'night, amid a
Bctna of the wildest enthuuiasin, for a
state convention of tho National Pro
greKHlve (Roosevelt) party to be held
Thursday, July 25, at 10 a. m., In tho
Kast Side library building, Kast Klev
enth and Alder streeta, Portland. The
official call waa Issued by the mem
bers uf the National Progressive club
of Oregon and was ordered unani
mously. Following the election of of
ficers, Vice-President Ievl Myers, of
fered a resolution which was adopted
unanimously. This resolution tie
ck'.red that the late Republican nat
ional convention at Chicago failed to
represent the wishes of the people of
the I'nlted States, that it was conduct
c d dishonestly and In no manner to
bind the consciences of honest men
or di'termlo their irolltlcnl acts. The
resolution recited that a call had been
Issued by citizens of forty states for a
national convention of the National
Progressive party in Chicago, August
." and that It was desirous t hut the
state of Oregon be represented there.
A mass meeting of citizens of Oregon
was therefore called for July 25 in
I'citlanil to take such action as might
be necessary and to elect five dele-
miles to represent Oregon in the na-
tlonal convention. The resolution con
cluded "all citizens who are In sym
pathy with our views and purposes
are cordially Invited to meet with us
without regard to previous political
affiliations." During the convention
the National Progressive club will
complete organization and will elect
a state ndvlBory executive committee
of thirty-four members, one from each
county. Kach member of this commit
will be instructed to organize local
progressive clubs. The following of
fleers were elected by the National
liogresslvo club: President, Senator
Hun Kellaher; first vice-president. Dr.
Levi V. Myers; second vice-president,
(-urge Arthur' Ilrown; .secretary
treasurer, L. M. IiCppert; executive
committee. Senator V. W. Mulkey, (ieo.
W. Joseph, J. T. Wilson. V. Vincent
Jones and Stnnfleld McDonald.
Sweet,
Restful Sleep
is Humanity's best friend I Without
sleep you cannot live I Loss of sleep
insomnia quickly undermines the
whole system saps the strength
wrecks the nerves weakens the vital
organs. Persons suffering with in
somnia become afflicted with chronic
headache are nervous irritable un
fit for work. The sufferer grows pale
is dyspeptic loses flesh cannot eat
then follows complete breakdown
possibly insanityl
The usual reason for this condition
is improper nourishment of the ner
vous system the blood 13 lacking in
red and white corpuscles can't feed
the starving nerves. Good blood
rich in food for the body promotes
a generally healthy condition all vital
organs are well-fed insomnia is Dan
ished and sleep sweet sleep re
turns once more.
Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea
Nature's best blood-food seeks out
the cause goes to the root of the
trouble eliminates poisons from the
body soothes nourishes builds up
renews puts new life in you. Once
the blood IS right, the health is good;
it can't help but be so.
This good old time-tried remedy is
purely vegetable Nature's medicine
for the sick and afflicted roots,
herbs, leaves and seeds scientifically
blended and prepared, and most agree
able to take used as a Tea to drive
out the poisons which cause distress
sickness death t
One packane of Holllater'a Rocky Mountain Tea
make 105 cupa ol health-tuiildint bevaraM
cm JSc 3 dnira for ONE CENT. i'lir Nul
S.U Tablet f.Tm conlnininn llif concentrated
rutin, i.l Hollltter'l Rocky Mountain Tea lur
hu.y pcuule JSc.
trant coumilnien on the day of reck
oning, which none of them were wise
enough to foresee.
"Weil never serve under a woman
hi ss." sulked the coucllmen
"Well, you'll do It or resign," said
Mayor Wilson, her blood hot with the
battle, no Intention of quitting within
a thousand miles of her sedate, moth
erly head.
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IKIJSII (OMPI.KXKO
NOW KASHA KKKTOIIKU
""A skin uf blonded snow, cream and
ros (." Is tlie way an Ohio correspond
"' ilesciHies her newly acquired com
pl a.xlon. She Is one who has adopted
M't rrollml wax In place of cosmetics,
"'"ssago, Hleaniltig and other methods.
Miny who liavo tried this marvelous
i" "x report Hint Its effects are quite
illtYferent from those of any other
it ' -'atmenl, It produces a complexion
ef exquisite girlish naturalness, rath
er than one lo'ining evidence of hav
inin been artlfl- Jully "made over." One
tl nt Is liuhvd "Nature's own," Ihe re-
si"lt of Kiiulmilly aiisorblng dead pnr
ll --Irs of mm fin o skin, permitting the
younger, healthier skin beneath to
slaetow Itself and giving Its pores a
rl lance lo hreothe. Mercollzed wax.
3 oeuralile al any drug store In oii-fi-nnl
one nunc.' piukages. It put on at
liaKht like cold cream and washed off
liana, tho imirlilne.
I lnno also liad many favorable I ft -
t 'in from those who have tried the
rlnkli'-removliiK face bath which I
r'innina'iided reeeully. If any have
ii iilulil Hie formula, here It Ih: 1 oz.
1 iiwdercil saxulite, dissolved In ' pt.
v Itrh lu-ol.- Julia Orff In the (inb
v ouian.
Then began a long season of sys-, p
lematlc persecution, designed to break J.J
I er spirit and drive her to throw :
down the cfflce In disgust. j U
Night after night on the date of the fj
regular council meeting. Mayor Wil-
ton and her faithful clerk, always reg-' 3
ularly appidnted pro tempore, sat . EI
waiting for the councllineii to as- I!
semble and transact business, and 11
night after night through all those : ti
months they stubbornly remained 13
away. "You can't drive us to work ; tl
under a woman boss.'' they growled. jl
growing sulky and sour-tempered j H
when the Joke of driving out the : J;J
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whom she had appointed city clerk., '' "''K1"'1' W,lllt'n a,'tlv, 1,1 tne
subject to coiiflrniallon by the coun-
ranse of woman suffrage visited her
ell. A few grinning townspeople sat'o ur insp.raiion rom ner sueu,;.,.
In the dimly-lighted council room, Hnd 1,nJ coiiragi
their grins spread when the woman
liny It now . liiamberluin Colic,
t 'holera mid IManiioea Heuuily Is al
1 1 uost oi'ilaln to be needed before the
i-i mno'r is over. Hay It now and be
I -ueparnl (or siuh an emergency
J r ante bv nil dealers.
One woman ngaiast five men. and
mavor ami her woman clerk took I "" ""r """"" ",u"1"'
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their places. They walled for the I ia. uu..u...n or,
coi.nctlmen, but none came. Tp and . "
don the little main street the word "' "f s,r"nK,h l,lr" sho n,-ant ,0
was passed that the councllmen wereP'" '"' ''' nl1 IV ln ,u'r ow3
.It, ti. ,,...L., f.,..l ,,f tl,., u nniiin ; ' "oo unit- itiiti t
mayor.
"Weil not work under a woman
hi ss." they said.
There was Utile or no activity in
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C0UGE1SAND COLDS
WIIO0PIC1G COUGH
AND ALL TROUBLKS Of
THROAT AND LUNGS
prompt in w-fia orrta pkiviht
PNEUMONIA ArND CONSUMPTION
PrillC I S0 n4 ft.00 SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
H(HU UK A IS KlYK MK
IOK (OMUOI. (IK TOWN
lly the recent decision of the Kan
I'tis state supreme court. Mayor Kiln
W;isiui has come out with flying col
ors In her foiirteeii-monlhs' fight for
her lights and overs as mayor of
lliinnnewell, Kansas. Heviewiug her
remarkable crusade and admlnlstra-1
tion in McCall's Magazine for August, errry. i
(i. W. Ogden savs: "Mavor Wilsons ,,'r 'am,1 to h"r b' """:r,,ls
t. r.u of office began on May day, 1911. fr"' 1'roinlnent women end men In
Mih at once cnll.Ml a council meeting!"" I""-'" eountry cheering her
end on the designated night went to ! sustaining her, even offering financial; ,
ihe town hall with Mrs. Alice Hilton ! "''1 " ,tl'1 11 to l",sl1 the flBl" : 11
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PROPOSALS FOR ADDITION TO
r.KICK BUILDING. Department of j
tiiB Interior, Olflce of Indian Affairs ;
Washington. D. C. June 1, 1912. II
ihe council that night. Mistress "V , Sealed proposals, plainly marked on
Clerk tucked her new minute bookth -,.i., ... s(.aiP(i envelune: 11
"Proposals for Addition to Brick U
School Ilulldlng, Salem Indian II
School, Oregon," and addressed to 11
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, II
Washington, D. C, will be received n
at the Indian OltUe until 2 o'clock M
D. in.. July 17 1912, for furnishing
read agent, a sior. keeper and a clerk. . nmteraig anj ttbor for the construe-1 IX
They laughed over the easy time they tlon of an addition to brick school II
were going to have of It driving "l building at the Salem Indian School, II
v email mayor lo resign. Anticipating Oregon, In strict accordance with II
that action for a near future date. j)c plalls B1,Pl.neatlons and Instruc- II
tVy met se Tetly. elected one of tliellr llon, to biMffa, which may be ex-'H
number president of the council, nam- la,np, Ht thl Olflc'e, the offices of .11
.V. blm ai ling mayor and proceeded to ie Supervisor of Construction. Den- II
.'.raw. Introduce and pass ordinances er Co0 ,ne Oregonian. Portland. M
Pioildln,; for certain disbursements of 0,f., the Capital Journal. Saletu I g
city funds. lore., the American Contractor, Chi-.
The date of the next regular month-if(!Ui tt. g Indian Ware- J)
ly meeting of the council came. May- i lloll,M nt Chicago, 111 . St. Louis, Mo.
or Wilson reappointed for that berjnni) Pan Kranrlsco, Cab, the Build-
temporary clerk and sat with her alone i fr lniJ TraJeri Exchanges at Mln- M
in the dingy little town hall, walling !ri,H1K)11l Mlnn n, 0maltti Nebr.
ior the couiicllnien to come and trans- : am at ,,ie s,.10o j.-or further 111-
act business. It was time for Ihe tat i formation apply to the Supt of the H
leiy to be mnde for ihe maintenance ' Saelll n,nlin pchool. Chemawa. Ore- 'M
of the city during the ensuing ycur !Ri n r xhbott. Acting Cominls-' tl
City business was dlsorganleil. The g(cn,r. j II
t.rms of nil uld officials had expired j 6-ll-16t-od ti
There was no marshal to keep the I . m j (1
IH'iire. no treasurer to keep the nion- KoUy Kidney rills are healing -J
ev. no street commissioner to repair J strengthening and tonic, and contain
the sidewalk, and streets. All these no harmful or habit formlug drugs. jJ
were appointive offices, subject to con-
iiluler her arm. Mistress Mayor put
in her hat, and the two chagrined and
disappointed women, with the first
taste of practical lMilitics under their
P Hi: lies, well! home.
The five coutiiilnu n were, the (own
blacksmith, the postmaster, the rail-
fli matton by the council.
The councllmen, probably acting
upon legal advice, believing that the
time had come for a bullying move,
appear, d llh several ordinances , ley Kidney Pills and took them, and
which they had passed In their secet
iimtlng, and demanded that Mayor
Wilson sign them. In every other di
rection her authority was Ignored.
Mrs. Wilson refused to sign the llle.
gal bills, and cited certain passage
front the state law for future (uld
anc ot the rounciltuea. All retired.
N. J. C.orhain. cashier Bank of Wood-1 1
vllle. Woodvllle. Oa., recently had an 'jj
acute attack of kidney trouble. "The '
pains lu my back and kidneys were M
'terrible, but 1 bought a bottle of Fo- I
l:
tan truthfully say they hare entirely
relieved nie. I And more benefit from
them than from any other kidney
medicine I have er taken." Try
them. Refus any substitute. Pr.
Ston Drug Co.
Journal Want Ada Bring Results I
175
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This tract lies near a good
town on main line of S. P.
Railroad; 30 acres of best
beaver dam onion land; 20
acres of peaches; 60 acres
in grain; balance timber and
pasture.
Modern House
Good barn, onion warehouse,
20 cows, 1 0 horses and all
complete equipment.
Will make big money
as it stands, or as a subdi
division proposition cannot
be excelled.
Price is low at
$25,000
E. I10FER & SONS
Investments
21 3 South Commercial Street
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