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DAILY CAPITAL J0TTE2IAL, IALEM, OBEOON, TUESDAY, OCTOBEH 7, 1913. FAQS FITS. BOOSTER SPECIAL ON l SNOWY WHITE TABLE LINEN 1 Linen bought by the -ase, in fact an immense buy, place I these handsome damasks at your disposal at these prices $2.25 values $1.87 ! $2.00 values $1.74 i il.75 values S1.29 f MERCERIZED DAMASK j'j QUALITY,. EXTRA GOOD 65c values 49c ONE CASE WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS Values from $2.75 to $10.00, 20 per cent less. $1.00 Umbrellas, splendid values 88c $5.75 leather bags, excellent and equipped .'. $2.10 tennis flannel shirts for $1.85 tennis flannel shirts for women $1.24 $1.25 Shepherd plaid sateen waists for women 89c 50c Silk boot hosiery, white, tan and black .'..38c 35c muslui drawers for women ...24c 12 l-2c crash toweling $4.00 bed spreads $3.75 bed spreads $1.50 bed spreads (Continued from page one.) floor and I then beat the life out of Ler. "I tried to throw her body out of tlie window, but it was so heavy that I could not handle it, so I laid it on the floor and piled books and literature over it. I took. $25 which she had in h purse and went to a place near my hojne, where I changed clothes. I bur-k-1 the ones I took off." . - ..,r Another Murder- - - rnrr Harris also confessed to the murder of a Mrs. Haskins in Lob Angeles two years ago. i"At that time I did not know her, cither," he said. "I just had that de sire to kill some woman. I rode to her iouse on my motorcycle and wont to THE After Prof. Sabouraud confirmed tho germ origin of dandruff, science was confronted by a new problem which was not solved until the discovery of New bro's Herpicide. Hcrpicide being the first successful preparation compounded ia harmony with this new theory, "tho original remedy to kill the dandruff (arm. ' ' Mince, then nuniorous preparations, snid to be "just as good" as Herpicide, bVe been thrown upon the market; oluers have adopted Herpicide claims, and without making any change in their remedies,- but none have ever reached the same dogree of popularity. Everywhere this romody is recoguized as the one genuine dandruff eradicator. Aa a result, Herpicide has more satis fied users than all other hair prepara tions combined. x $3.75 bed spreads $2.99 $1.50 bed spreads $1.25 i ,00 5 CONFESSES MURDER WESTERN UNION I MUilS TIM TELECRAM TNIO. N. VAIL. MIStDINT CfdruMA&oy to A(u THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY $1.50 values $1.19 $1.25 values $1.09 $1.00 values ...$ .88 50c and 45c values 39c leather, splendidly lined $3.98 women $1.49 the front door and asked for a 'Mr. Meyers.' She Baid she did not know any 'Mr. MeyerB,' and I didn't either, for that matter. I then asked her for a drink of water, and she said for me to around to the back door and she would give. it to me,. I went to the back door and when she went to give a drink, I hot her. I then got on my motorcycle and rode away. "I sent the poisoned candy to the Pierce children all right. I did it be cause I had had a quarrel with Mr. Pierce. r' l also sent a dynamite bomb to the Hershy Arms company because I had -had -some-trouble-with .them, And when that did not do fas work, I set fire to the Coronado hotel, which is next door to the Horshey Arms apartments." ' Throughout his entire confession, Harris was calm and cool, and did not seem the least excited or interested ex cept to get the facts straightened out. PROBLEM OF GOOD HAIR Being the original remedy, users ex pect more astonishing results from Her picide than they would look for from any other preparation and they usually got them. So wonderful has been the success of this germicide that it is now recognized as the standard hair remedy of the world. ' Herpicide dostroys tho dandruff, checks falling hair. It stops itching of the scalp almost instantly. Nowbro's Herpicide in 50c and 1.00 sizes is sold by all dealers who guaran tee it to do all that is claimed. If you are not satisfied your money will be re funded. Applications obtainable at the good barber shops. Insist on having real Herpicide. Send 10c in postage for sample and book to The Herpicide Co., Dept. R, Detroit, Michigan. 10c yd $3.12 The following bills were allowed at the September meeting of the Marion county court: Poor Account. Sanders, Fred, care of poor $ 10.00 Barnett, Lizzie ' . 8.00 9.00 .. 30.00 .. 10.00 Ingram, Elizabeth " Mosher, Elva H. " Wright, D. B. " Lucier, Steve, Jr. " Green, H. A. - ' Hardwick, C. J. " Martin, Mrs. K. B. " ........ Thompson, James Bunnell, Nellie " 8.00 .. 20.00 .. 8.00 .. 10.00 .. 7.00 .. 10.00 .. 5.00 .. 10.00 8.00 .. 12.00 .. 8.00 .. 10.00 .. 5.00 Johnson, Mrs. " Kays, Mabel " Belleque, Cipran ". Johnson, Charles Stripling, Hulda " Summer, Lucinda J ' ' Brown, James ' ' .... LaChappelle, Mrs. A' ' 1 0.00 Doud, N. B. " 20.00 Thompson, John " 10.00 Balliett, S. " " 5.00 Scobie, Mrs. " 15.00 Johns, Mrs. " 20.00 Cobin, Lizette " 10.00 j Lambert, Margaret ' 1 5.00 Hooller, Mr. and Mrs. Wm., care of poor 12.0J Boys and GirlB Aid Society, care of poor 10.00 Snodderly, Flora, care of poor.. 30.00 Moser, Joseph 5.00 Remick, W. M. " 8.00 Smolden, Mrs. Nettie, care of poor 5.00 Boor, John, qare of poor 5.00 Foster, Mrs. " 10.00 Hurtell, Mrs. Julia D. care of poor 8.00 Logan, John R. " 10.00 Salary Account Boyer, U. G., department clerk 100.00 Boyington, M. G. " 60.00 Girardin, L. M. " 65.00 Redd, Cora E., bookkeeper 75.00 Kirby, R. P., janitor 50.00 Morgan, Cal " 50.00 Giltins, Edward " 50.00 Smith, W. Carlton, county phy sician 50.00 Va nWinkle, J. C. healtb offi cer 37.00 Moorehouse, W. G., County Vet erinary 33.60 Jackson, Hattie M., special poor officer 40.00 Needham, W. I., deputy sheriff 100.00 Beckwith, J. T., county commis sioner , 32.00 Goulet, W. H. 27.20 Paulus, Geo., deputy sheriff 55.00 Slopor, L. L. " 65.00 Hickox, Clarence, registering voters .... I Aufranc, D. R., deputy record ror , , 11,25 75.00 50.00 75.00 Arms, Anna M. . " . Clarko, W. R. " Sehmolle, A. L.,- copying tax rolls Heyser, F. W. " 32.50 60.00 Stcelhammer, L. R. " 100.00 Steelhammer, O. A., deputy as sessor 75.00 Constablo, C. O,, fruit inspect or Jackson, Hattie M., juvenile of ficer Eoads and Highways. 95.20 40.00 Adams, J. D. & Co., machinery.. .98 Adkins, S. D., supervising 05.00 Disallowed Adkins, H. M., hauling rock .... Adkins, 8. E. " Adkins, A. E. " Adkins, G. D. " Alexander,- J. D " 28.00 13.00 17.00 19.50 16.00 Alloman, Granillo, scraping 12.00 Amort, G. J., dragging 10.50 Amort, G. A., scraping 7.00 Anderson, L., spreading rock .... 4.00 Anudson, Joe, wheeling rock .... Anudson, Henry " Arnold, Luther, hauling rock .... Avorill Machinery company, ma 11.25 6.75 14.00 chinery 17.00 8.13 97.45 Aydelott, W,,F., 'bridge work Barhan, G. S.' ' . '" Bates, Roy, hauling rock 16.00 Bates, Floyd E.,'loading rock .... 17.50 Bates, C. E., hauling rock 17.00 Bates, Albert, hauling rock 6.00 llatliner, John " 22.50 lleckwith, J. T., money advancel 2.9(1 Beckwith, J. T., inspecting roads 22.00 Bernard, J. M. & Co., correction claim 272.47 Binnogar, B. C, grading 2.00 Birdsall , H. M., hauling rock.... 2.00 Hinlsall, H. M., hauling rock .... 20.00 Bishop, J. A. 4c Son, washers .... 3.00 Blinston, D. E., tending crusher.. C!t..'l" Hoe, L., spreading rock 15.00 Bonn, W. A., tram work O.'i.OO Boiiney, H. H., hauling gravel .... 51.00 Hourbounia, Fred, filling hole.. 2.03 Howen, G. D., hauling plank 2.00 Bowen, James, bridge work 4.00 Bradley, A. E., hauling rock .... 32.00 Hrownoll, 8. 8., hauling water .. 4.00 Brmigher, A. L., powder, etc .... 32.90 Barnwn, W. K., hauling rock .... 93.00 i.rude, Lars, spreading rock 12.50 Buchanan, William, scraping .... 72.00 Buffalo Stonm Roller, mad loco motive 7017.20 Continued Burris, J. It., hauling rock 56.00 Burris, Harry, feeding crusher 17.50 Bnrson, Ott L,, shoveling 14.00 Bushey, W. M., inspecting road 10.80 Bushnoll, E. C, engineering 112.00 Coldwe.ll, J. T., hauling rock 26.00 Carter, ('. W., grubbing 45.00 Cason, Joo, hauling rock 47.15 Caswell, Lewis, grading 2.00 Chain, William, bridge work ..... 4.00 Charlton, H. M., hauling gravel 35.00 Cladek, Chas., scraping 6.75 Cladek, Chas., champion blower.. 20.50 Coburn, Justice, hauling water 2.00 Cocraine, E. R., hauling gravel 4.00 Coffey, John, shoveling dirt 2.00 Collard, W. P., gravel 30.97 Cook, John, holding plow . ..... 30.00 Cremer, Casper, rolling . 41.50 Curl, Cal, hauling gravel 20.00 Cutsforth, John H., hauling plank .. 10.50 Daniels, Antone, bridge work.... 4.50 Daniels,' Sam, scraping 15.75 Davenport, Zack running engine 30.00 Davidson, W. P., money advanc ed , 69.90 Dean, J. J., holding scrapers 8.00 Deidrich, Peter, cylinder oil, etc 3.50 Drager, L. W,, repairing bridge.. 4.50 Dunnigan, Edw. Sr., grading 37.75 Dunnigan, Geo,, scraping 14.00 Dunnigan, Wm., grading 6.00 Dunnigan, Maurice, hauling tile.. 12.00 Durbin, Frank, grading 8.00 Earhart, George, labor 19.00 Edwards, B. E., Meat 11.65 15.46 4.00 .50 English, Willis, bridge work English, Willis, repairing road.. Etzle, John W., picking road Fairbanks Morse & Co., machin ery i. 149.08 Falls City Lumber Co., cement.... 25.40 Farris, Ed., putting in culvert .... 12.00 Farris, G. W., Bcraping 10.00 Farris, Grant, shoveling 5.00 FarriB, Frank, labor 3.00 Fehlen, Paul, spreading rock 2.00 Funrue, Syvert, hauling rock 40.00 Funroe, B., spreading rock 36.25 Garland, F. H., livery 3.50 Gilhouse, ri., hauling lumber 4.00 Goetz, Barney, gathering up tools 2.00 Goulet, W. H., inspecting roads 54.80 Grabenhoret, W. H., use of en gine 525.00 Graber Bra., galvanized pipe, etc 8.90 Grimm, Hugh, scraping 905 Hain, John, wheeling rock 13.30 Hammer, L. W., breaking rock 69.00 Hampton, W. H., hauling gravel 78.00 Harper, Chester, labor 21.00 Harper, Chas. labor ............'...... 15.50 Harris, O. P., running roller .... 26.40 Albert, Hartley, hauling gravel 12.00 Hartley, H. A., hauling gravel.. 20.00 Hatteburg, Leonard, bridge work , 5.75 Hanser Bros., powder, etc 12.88 Haynes, George, hauling rock.. 9.60 Herijum, A. teaming 23.16 Heondon, A. J., scraping 1.00 Herrold, L. O., guarding, etc 97.00 Hickish, Joe, covering bridge .... 6.00 Hicks, E. M., Nails 75 Killer, Goorge, Bcraper 15.00 Hinz, A. B., powder 40.85 Hobart, Harry, hauling rock 24.60 Hobson, L., teaming 80.00 Hobsbn, Henry W., milk, vege tables 18.65 Hockspior, Jacob, hauling rods, etc 3.00 Hollepoter, Roydc-n, ' shoveling rock .... 16.00 Hollepoter, Frank, spreading rock : 26.00 Hooper, E. A., blasting rock .. 6.87 Hoven, Oscar, Turner road work 80.50 Hurst, E. M., hauling plank .... 3.17 Jofforson, J. A., supervising and team labor 376.00 Johnson, Guy, scraping 12.00 Jones, Ray, hauling gravol .... 4.00 Kaplinger, Wm. F., hauling tile, etc 7.00 Kellis, Raymond, carrying wa ter ; 13.85 Kellis, Asa, rock work 46.50 Kicper, H., shoveling gravel .... 6.00 Korb, J. S., labor ... 16.00 Krelis, William H., spreading rock 16.00 Kronz, Ed., running roller 11.40 Krisc, J. W., bridgo work 58.05 Lais, A. J., lumber 32.48 Lamb, I. B., shoveling dirt 40.00 Lambert, L. S., hauling wood, etc 13.75 Langsev, N. G., hauling rock .... 31.40 Langsev, O. J., wheeling rock.. 11.25 Larson, Louis, labor J5.7A Laudorhach, Jim, grading 2.00 Lawrence, J. M,, groceries 68.37 Lawrenco, li. A., holding plow.. 20.0(1 Lawrence, Willis, unlonding wa gons 34.00 Lawrence, E. R., " 34.00 Lawson, B. K., prison labor .... 95.2 Loisy, A. C, sotting tiro 1.50 Liliorty store, nails 50 Lien, Martin, wheeling rock .... 11.25 Little, Joe, hauling rock 16.00 LivCslcy & Sons, lumbor 109.64 Lomker, John, surveying 10.00 Lomkor, Frank " 7.50 Locpie, Chns., shoveling dirt... 22.00 Lundeen, Walter, labor 5.25 Mace, W. (!., hauling rock 4.00 Mace, (hlvin, shoveling rock .... 9.00 Mn gee, Hugh, labor 25.00 Mageo, W, M., labor 2.00 Masscr, Frank, picking rock .... 3.50 Kohl, ingvnlil, hauling wood .... 21.00 Meier, Philip, repairing .." Moior, Philip " 11.15 Miller, Karl, whoeling rock 3.40 Miller Hpeer Lumber company, lumber 47,12 Continued Morley, J., hauling rock 3.60 Morris, A., rc'imiring bridgo 1.00 Martz, John, hauling grnvol .... 38.00 McCormlck, Frank " 20.00 MeCormick, W. ., " 8.00 Mcllenry & Lynn, gasoline 1.25 McKinuey, E. E., supervising .. 302.50 McNulty, J., spreading rock .... 32.50 Needham, O, D., hauling rock.. 8.00 Nelson, W. D., blasting rock .... 22.75 Noah, William, scraping, etc. .. 176.00 Ohtnart, (J. 8., moving roller .... 14.00 Olevas, Kortilo, .spreading rock 14.00 Olmstead, F. M., running' roller 5(1.50 Olsen, Christ, hauling rock 9.00 Olsen, O., shoveling rock 4.00 Olsen V., spreading rock ln.50 Qpedal, Tom, hauling water .... 100.00 Pardy, Henry, labor 14.00 Peatson, D. 3., hauling rock .. 86.00 Peets, H., clearing ditch .. 2.23 Peterson, A., spreading rock 38.75 Peterson, J. R. " 17.50 Peterson, Sidney, spreading dirt 7.50 Petzel, Joseph, lumber . 17.09 Phillips, Sim, hauling rock 6.00 Phillips, Sim, spreading rock .... 11.00 Pickens, Frank, bridge work .. 4.50 Plas, E., shoveling dirt 38.00 Prantle, Peter, hauling plank 5.37 Price, O. E., meat 2.00 Rauscher, Andy, healing water 320.00 Rouseher,. . Andru, spreading rock.... 17.00 Ramsby, Charles, pulling logs.... 4.00 Ranusby, Roscoe, shoveling dirt 2.00 Redman, Roy, hauling rock 8.00 Redman, C. E., shoveling rock.. 4.00 Rhoinheart, John, shoveling dirt 1.75 Richie, George, hauling plank.. 1.10 Rogers, Jim, grading road 2.00 Rosenberg, J. H., stump powder 3.00 Rubens, Joseph, hauling lumber 2.00 Ruble, Earl, hauling rock 4.00 Rue, Lewis, wheeling rock 15.75 Sadler Sc Krause, lumber 4.15 Salzman, Frank loading wag ons 38.00 Salem Construction companw screened gravel ...;. 67.20 Salem Iron Works, making draw pins 10.10 Salem Royal Bakery, bread . 6.90 Salem Sand & Gravel company gravel ...... 224.25 Salem Sewer Pipe company, tile 122.70 Salem Sewer Pipe company, cement 72.80 Salem Truck & Dray company ." cartage 7.00 Schaofer, B. F., Bhoveling rock 13.00 Schifferer, John, shoveling 6,00 Schifferer, Johny, plowing and scraping 6.00 Schifferer, Fred, Bcraping ... . 4.00 Scott, Burt, labor 22.00 Scmolke, Antone, loading wag ons j 20.0u Semolke, John .loading wagons 10.00 Semolke, Paul, loading wagons 24.00 Sheman, C, hauling gravel 51.00 Sheman, G. Jr., scraping 124.00 Shepherd, Carl, shoveling dirt.. 40.00 Shepherd, Alvin, loading wagons 40.00 Shepherd, B. F., loading wagons 10.00 Shields, E: E., hauling gravel .. 22.00 Shipp, Watt, powder, etc 353.62 Silverton, Lumber company, lum box 15.81 Simpson, N., hauling gravel 36.00 Smallwood, O., running roller... 66.50 Smith, Ivan, labor 25.00 Spaniol, Joe, labor 25.00 Spaulding Logging company, lumber 200.32 Spencer Hardware company, sup plies 21.28 Southern1' Pacific Railroad com- pany, freight 2.21 Stapleton, H. C., flooring bridgo 1.25 Stark, A. J., dragging road 8.00 Stowoll, A. C, spreading rock.. 16.00 Stripling, Amiel, shoveling rock 9.00 Sutton, Albert, hauling grocer ies 4.55 Swcgle, Geo., hauling gravel .... 138.00 Taylor, C. 11., hauling rock 24.00 tasper, Taw, spreading rock .... 4.00 Theobold, Everott, whoeling rock 11.25 Tichy, Frank, grubbing li.00 Towe, Casper, wheeling rock .... 4.00 Torkelson, Olo, spreading rock ... 35.30 Traux, R. E., -drilling 16.35 Trick, T. L., hauling rock 10.00 Trick, T. D., hauling rock 12.00 Valvoliuo Oil company, machine oil, etc 49.05 Vun Enncn, Felix spreading rock 17.00 Vaudcrbeck, G. R., bridge work 4.00 Vanderbeck, A. L., bridgo work 11.00 WadkiiiB, R. W., cutting bruBh 6.25 Wade, I'earco & company, hose, oil, otc 20.15 Wallace, George, .Roducking bridge 1:75 Wallace, Charles, shoveling rock 11.00 Walty, A., hauling rock 4.00 Warnock, Fred, wheefing rock .. 15.75 Wnrnock, Kennoth, wheeling roc k 11,25 Waters, George E., tobacco ... 44.60 Wellor Bros,, groceries 51.56 West, Homer, scraping 75.00 Wutherull, G. E., shoveling rock 11.00 Weddlo, Fred, scraping 32.00 Wcddle, Robert, scraping 48.00 Weddlo, 'Hubert, hauling gravol 22.00 Weddle, V. A., scraping 52.00 Weddle, Fred, scraping- 80.00 White, B. N,, colli 1X0.50 White, (', A., Freight anil car tage t.. 2.05 Williams, W. J., making drag .. ,75 Williams, Cule, hauling gravel.. 6.00 Wilson, W. A., flooring bridge.. 1.00 Wilkening, George, hauling rock 20.00 Wiltsey, T. C, hauling rock 18.00 'Winkclnmn, Carl, shoveling rock 22.75 Winkloiiian, Carl, shoveling rock 15,50 WipKr, Herman, nluwing 4.00 Wisner, J. P., shoveling rwk .. 6.00 Wollon, John, labor 30.00 Woulery, Walter, haulling gravol 12.00 Wrny, C. M. & Him, tools, etc. 0.10 Continued rVrgen, Frank, team work .'10.75 Zimmerman, W, A., bridgo work 4.00 Zimmerman, (I., wheeling rock.. 3.10 Zurclier, Fred, moving rullor 6.00 Bridge, P. R. L. I. Co., arc lights 6.00 Special Tax B. D. -No. 4. Davidson, W. F., money advanc ed B.00 Goeldl, Andrew, placing tile 1.00 Smith Bros., dragging roads ...... 10.00 COLD OR My Cleansing, Healing Balm Clears Nose, Head and Throat Stops Hasty Catarrhal Discharges Dull Headache Ocis. Try "Ely's Cream Balm." Get a small bottle anyway, just to try it Apply a little in the nostrils and in stantly your' clogged nose and stopped up air passages of the head will open; you will breathe freely; dullness and headache disappear. By morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head or catarrhal sore throat will be gone. End such misery nowl Get the small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm Special Tax B. D. No. 6. Aral, A. F., gravel .. 54.40 Ditmar, T. A., Gravel 242.90 Miller, B. J. J., gravel 34.20 LeBrun, Chas,, Gravel 25.20 Forcier, Louis-, Sr., gravel 68.25 Ferschweiler, Mike, gravel . 9.10 Special Tax B. D. No. 6. Alleman, Wm., gravel 51.50 Manning, Alex, gravel . 55.35 ManniDg, John, gravel 27.05 Manning, George, gravol 68.25 Vanderbeck, A. L., gravel 7.00 Rubens, Al., gravel . 57.60 Special Tax B. D. No. 12. Wellman, Wm., hauling dirt 4.00 (To be continued.) being statutory obligations imposed upon the master, it becomes thereby his duty to show that these commands have been observed. The statute in hand, has so changed the common law as to impose upon the master, duties to which no had not before been subject. The degree of care required of him in pro tecting his employes from injury has been Increased by tho prescription that the instrumentalities specified by itat- ui and supplied the toilers, shall be carefully selected, inspected and tested in such a manner as is compatible with reasonable care and prudence." Other decisions today: L. C. Smith Typewriter Company vs. 0. F. McGeorge, appellant; appealed from Coos; motion to dismiss appeal, denied. H. A. Sappingfield et nl., vs. Charles Sapplngfiold, appollant; appealod from Marion; suit to set aside conveyance of land; reversed. Albort Field vst Northwest Steel Company, appellant; appealed from Multnomah; suit to recover damage for personal injuries; affirmed. ' Ira E. Purdin ot al., appellants, vs. Gorge G. Hancock; appealed from (To be continued.) DUTY OF EMPLOYER (Continued from page one.) Lots of Farms for Sale After Hop and Prune Time If you have an improved farm in mind, this is a good time to make a selection. Farms are seldom sold with growing crops on them. In the first place the farmer would have to estimate what the yield was worth which is very difficult. Both seller and prospective buyer would rather wait until after harvest time. This, then, is the month of farm opportunities. If you have any intention of going "back to the land," now is the time to begin reading the "Farm Land" ad vertising in the "Want Ad" pages of The Capital Jour nal. That's the way to gather a lot of valuable information about farms and the best locations in which to settle. Another good way is to write an ad of your own, to be printed under the heading "Farm Land Wanted." When you have put the last touch to it, send it, bring it or phone it to the Capital Journal. Main 82 ii Extra! For the first time in tho history of Salem the people of Marion and Polk counties can secure all kinds of sacks at right prices in this city, instead of spending their time and money in going 'to Portland. We are pay ing one cent a pound for all kinds of rags. We also are paying $13 per ton for all kinds of cast iron. Highest prices paid for all kinds of old clothes, household goods and furniture. We buy and sell everything from a needle to a piece of gold. All kinds of tools and ma chinery and pipe bought and sold. The house of a half a million bargains. I H. STEINBOCK JUNK CO. i t 233 State Street. aaiem, n 1 CATARRH, OPEN AT ONCE dissolves by the heat of the nostrils; penetrates and heals the inflamed, swol len membrane which lines the nose, head and throat; clears the air pas sages; stops nasty discharges and a feeling of cleansing, soothing relief comes immediately. Don't lay awake tonight, struggling 1 for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils (closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh or a cojd, with its running nose, foul mucous dropping into the throat, and raw dryness is distressing but truly j needless. j Put your faith just once in "Ely's j Cream Balm " and your cold or catarrh I will surely disappear. Washington; suit involving road tax levy; affirmed. H. F. Latourette vs. Frank Miller, ap pellant; appealed from Multnomah; suit for attorney fees; affirmed. Alfred Olson vs. Silverton Lumber Company, appellant; appealed from Ma rion; suit to recover damages for per sonal injuries; reversed. Arthur Askatin vs. Mclnnis & Reed Company, appellant; appealod from from Multnomah; suit to recover dam ages for personal injuries; affirmed. Northwestern Electric Company vs. George H. Zimmerman, et al., appel lants; appealed from Multnomah; con demnation suit; reversed. John A. Stroberg, appellant, vs. Kath erine Merrill; appealed from Multno mah; action to recover on promissory note; affirmed. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Com pany, appellant, vs. I. H. Ttaffe, et al.; appealed from Wasco; petition for re hearing; denied. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Com pany, appellant, vs. H. Taffe; ap pealed from Wasco; motion to strike out plaintiff's cost bill; allowed. Mary Bolster et al., vs. Gauld Com pany, appellant; appealed from Mult nomah; suit to cancel two mortgages; affirmed. J. W. Keep vs. Cook and E. L. Giles, appellants; appealed from Douglas; ac tion on promissory note; reversed. Nearly every man is true to his first love himself. Appetite Poor? Stomach Bad? Try HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS It will prove of great benefit to sufferers from Stomach, Liver or Bowel Ills. Extra! Phone Main 224 t uregon.