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TAGS BJX DAXLT CAPITA!. JOPMTAL, IALKM. OKBOOW, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEE 12, 1913. CELEBRATES WHILE MS I""'WeHWW'Wt E IS illlUIIIIItiHIIIlMliililUlliillil 1 ' J fci ! va if ! : 9 IB BY r-r '-JiB ' Hi The rich solid cream of the oil Crisco is an entirely different cooking fat. You never have used anything like Crisco for frying, for shortening or for cake making because the Crisco Process of treating vegetable oil is new. , And only this process can make the Crisco, or cream, from the oil. Cream represents the richest, or best, of the milk. Crisco represents the richest, yet most digestible form of food oil. Crisco is different also in this respect: It remains sweet and pure indefinitely. For the parts of the oil which turn rancid are eliminated by the Crisco Process. Do not confuse Crisco, there fore, with other cooking fats. Crisco Facts , Youcanfryonioni, then fish, and make a cake of the same Crisco by straining out food particle after each frying. Crisco cakes have butter richness without butter ex- peine. Add salt to Crisco when using in place of butter. Crisco is the richest fat that digests readily ami perfectly. Crisco bread and cake keep fresh, moist and iwcct longer. Crisco does not smoke it frying temperature) your rarlor does not know what lappens in your kitchen. Needs no refrigerator. Stays fresh and pure in ordinary room temperature. Crisco is cheaper than pail lard and costs one-half to one-third as much as butter. Crisco is sold at ml weight, in three sizes, and under the Pure Food Laws. Crisco possesses advantages which none other has. None is of the high quality of Crisco; no more than milk is of the quality of cream. Try Crisco yourself, for frying, , for hot biscuits and for cake. You will be delighted with it. You will see in an instant why it is so different. And you then will insist that your cook use Crisco. New Cook Book Free This newbook by Marion Harris Neil, Cookery Editor, Ladies Home Journal, gives 250 original recipes, is attractively illus trated, and tells many interesting and valuable facts about cooking and food products. It also tells the interesting story of Crisco s discovery and manu facture. It is free. There is also a quality edition of this book containing a total of 615 Neil Kecipea and a Calendar of Dinners 365 menus of original and tasty meals, This book is i bound in blue and gold cloth and is sent tor fivi c-tnt itampi. Jn writ ing for either, address The Procter J Se Gamble Company, in care of J Kelley-Clarke Co., 112 Market Street, San Francisco. 2 EASTERN MEAT TAOKEES SEEK OORNEH, ON DAISIES (united Fimna ijhbisd wina.J Portland, Oro., Nov. 13. Eastern moat packer are aftor tho duiry indus try of tha Pacific, Northwest and nn of fort to "corner" tho big crcamoriiw and milk depots haa been under wtiy for aoino timo according to reports horu today, It was mi J that eastern puckera luivo placed ".ovonil million dollars at tho dis posal of organisers to carry the project to a successful termination. It is stated that the I' uion Moat com pany, of Portland, whb h Is wild to bo ownfld jointly by tho Swift, Morris and Armour interests, has had orgnnixorii through tha Wlllaiuotto vwlloy for lov eral wwhs In an effort to aoouro con trol of lending crcamerloa and dairies. Sovoml loading creamory men an knowlolgcd today thoy had boon p. prnliMl by ieroni roprMnnting thorn K'lvea to bo connwtBd with tho Union Moat company. cuit cotirt of appeals. Formal decrees forfeiting tha govornmont 2,300,000 ncros of land wont, of tho Oieado mountiiins in Oregon of tho Oregon and California land grant woro aigned bj Judge Wolvcrton July 1. Tho grounds for the appeal from Judge Wolverton'a ruling ullego 3-1 Hopurale errors in his ruling. Mont of tho litigants livo in Oregon. against Tammany of- ing aociiBatlons ficiols. Following his collapso tho investi gation was adjourned until Thursday. QUARTET READY TO ELECTRIFY ROAD tCNiTtn rnana uaikd wini. Milwuuliwi, Wis., Nov. J 2. Chicago, Milwuukeo and 8t. Paul railroad of ficials announced today that contracts I will soon be let for electrifying 113 mum or ino rugoi Bound division over tho Hitter lioot moiiutnins. Thoy said the plan was to electrify 100 miles of tho system annually until tho entire Puget Sound division ho been olectri" fled. SOUTHERN PACiriO LAND CASE DOES UP HIGHER j Portland, Ore., Nov, 12. A bill of FALLS UNCONSCIOUS WHILE TESTIFYING ABOUT SCANDAL tCNITID PHMHA UASRD WIHK New York, Nov. 12. On tho witness stand nt thn luvettlgation District At torney Whitman Is combcting into the UNITED rilltSg l.EiBUD WtnE-1 Paris. Nov. 12. Al Lippe's quartet of ugs, it wus announced today, now aro in shapo to moot all comorg Europo. Joff Smith, tho middleweight Dick llylnnd, tho lightweight; Mackay, tho featherweight, and Johnny Daly, tho bantam, are Lippo's "white hopos.' A minibor of matches bavo been sched uled for each of tho four during tho winter. John Sykes, a Polk county farmer, was man-handled Monday afternoon by Officer Welch, when the former at tempted to resist arrest. Sykes was hopelessly intoxicated, and was arrested in a feed bani on High street. When tho officer's line of persuasion wore out, he yanked Sykes out of a stall ho had boon sleeping in, and escorted him to tho lockup. While on the way to jail Sykes plead ed to be allowed to go to his home in Polk county, where, he said, his wife was lying, in bed on th6 verge of death. Ho told Officer Welch that it was a shame to arrest a man when his wife was dying, and that, after he had slept off his drunk, he was going home. At first tho officer thought Sykes was bluffing concerning his wife, but later, upon investigation, it was discovered that Mrs. Sykes is really on the verge f death, ami that Sykes wbo telling the truth. Sykes came to the city for provisions Monday morning and, as usual, par took too freely of that liquid refresh nient which places tho human feet cross ways. Ono of his neighbors attempted to induce the fnnnor to return to his home, but Sykes was obstinate and in sisted upon sleeping in the feed barn rttall and the proprietor thereof prompt ly called the police. Last Saturday night Sykes was ar rested on the same charge and forfeit ed $iu no leit witn tne ollicors as a bond to appear in court Monday morn ing. Judge F.lgin yesterday fined Sykes $20, which the man paid, and the court warned him thitt if he ever ap peared again he would be sentenced to 0 days in jail. GET MOST OF MONEY LEFT BY DNITKD PRESS, LEASRD WIRE. Chicago, Nov. 12. The willof the late Edward Morris, the Chicago pack er, wtts filed hero today. It disposed of an estate variously estimated at from $20,000,000 to $.10,000,000. The widow is given 20 2-3 per cent of tho estate outright and an additional 13 1-3 per cont is placed in trust for hor. Tho remainder of the estate, out side of several specific bequests, is to bo divided equally and held in trust for the four children. Hofpitnls and asylums bonofited mostly from the $280,000 bequeathed to hurities. North,East South and West 1 i Roll Their Own Millions of men, of all sections, classes and occupations, smoke "Bull" Durham in fresh, fragrant, hand-made cigarettes because these wonderfully satisfying cigarettes appeal to a distinct type of men the world over the red blooded, strong-bodied, self-reliant type that domi nates in every calling and in every clime. genuine: SMOKING TOBACCO f Enough for forty hand-mada ciffaref re in ancA 5c aac Approximately 12 BILLION cigarettes rolled from "Bull" Durham in a year as many as all brands of ready-made cigarettes in this country combined provea that the majority of experienced smokers prefer to make their own cigarettes to suit themselves, and roll them, fresh and fragrant, from "Bull" Durham tobacco. ,. , 3& Ei!i!!!!i!i iii Cigarettes, hand - made IjSp from this rich, ripe, mellow tobacco have a' fresh fragrance an d sat tsfatnv flavor that atlord lasting enjoyment. Get a sack of "Bull" today and "Roll Your Own." THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY iiMiiiiiiiiiinn A,k for FREE book of "paptn" with each Se $ack Queer Ones in News ejceptloua appealing the cases of 7,000 charge, of Tammany corruption, Ueorgo " ".mp.niinn "i iniervonors In tho .Mcduire, a Syracuso ooneraetnr, fell litigation between tho government and , unconscious from excitement vesinr.biv the Bouthem Pacific rnllway over tho.aftornoou and had to be carried from Urcgon and uilifornia land giant was filed in the federal court hero yester day by Attorney Lewis Q. (Iniriuus, This Is tho formal notice of appeal of thesM litiuatiom to United Slntua cir- tho court r(M)m. McOuire had Just admitted author ship of tho Cumuiis telogrnm to l'!x Oovornor Suhor's graft investigator, .loliu llenaensy, figned "M" ,iiht muk KEW OOI.D FIELD. (nNiTui ruist uiAnm wm.J San I'rancisco, Nov. 12. Keporta of tho discovery of a rich now gold fiold nbout 100 miles back from Kuik Cook's Inlet, Alaska, wero brought hero yesterday by Captain Nielson, of tho schooner 0. T. Pill, arrived from Alas kan waters. IIo said a rush to tho dig gings wna alrondy on. BURGLAR ALAEM f United raisa I cased wire. I Parts, Nov. 12. A detective hero to day exhibited unique burglar alarm attachment which ho ha. invented when the burglar opens door or wiudow, tho prouograph begins talking and is sup posed to scare tho burglar away. E"She looks' MlrftWvN' younger every dmiL fJJ 1 since taking HM i mswmwm. OHIAIMX0 HABIT FORMING DRUCSV Tor Backache. Ifidney3 IF V The Ago of a Woman CO. will, il takrn ai la not measured by bar yeari, but by Jmr lookajarid kidnry trouhl. can put .. .... rr me man old rniev rummy A"i J I dirvvtad, romova tin and bladder diturdxra, ramova tha pa:n wa.kna.i and weariness (hat comes Irnro aota, wand and Inacliva kidnayt. They are tonic, atianmheninf and up building and you can not take them into youi ayalam without having stood raaulta. TRY THEM Tour Liver la Tuil of Bllo; Bowels Clogged, Stomach Sour; Tongua Coated; Breath Bad. (lot a 10-ccnt box nowl You'ro biliousl You have a throb bing aonsntion In your head, a bad taste In your mouth, your eyes burn, your kin la yellow, with dark rings under your eyes; your, lips aro parched. No wonder von fool ugly, mean and Ill- tempered. Your system i full nf bile not properly passed off, and what you need Is a cleaning up InMdo. Don't continue being a bilious nuisance to yourself and those who love von and don't resort to harsh physic that irri tato and Injure. Remember that most disorders of the stomach, liver and bow ela are curod by mornliiij with gentle, thorough Caoea rets they work while you sleep. A 10-cent box from your druggist will keep your liver and bow alt clean; stomach tweet, and your head clear for montba. Children, love to take Oaacareta, because they taste good and nevai gripe or tlcken. Fl FOR MURDER ABUSES I united pnxsa leased whir. Wheaton, III., Nov. 12. Henry Spen cor, drug fiend, ou trial here for the murder of Mrs. Mildred Allison-Ttex roat, a t hicago dancing teach. t, bitter ly abused Judge Slussor yesterday. "lou're a bonehead," ho told the court, "and a cheap iwliticiau. If your nmins were dynamite, they wouldn crack on acorn hull." State's Attorney Hadley charged that Spencer wns deliberately feigning in sanity. He thinks tho defendant is per fectly sane. Slieneer also abused Hadley, his own ounsel ami veniremen. MILLIO NDOLLAB SUIT OF MKS. BLAKE OFF ri'NITED raEsa LEASED WI81, Aew lork, Nov. 12. Arthur Train, Mrs. liureiico H. Miicknv'a lawver. is not a statement yesterday afternoon saying that Mrs. Joseph A. Blako'a 1,000,0(10 suit auainst his client for he alleged alienation of the affections of her husband, Dr. Wake, the famous surgeon, was about to bo dropped with out costs to either party. He insisted that Mrs. Mackay hud not put money up to secure a anttlemont. Mrs, Hluko's suit for financial sup port and a serration from her hus liand haa not been dropped but it was postponed a few days ago and it was still believed yesterday that the couple would be reconciled shortly. Mm. Mackay ' husband recently onel ir.pers on his wlfo In connection Willi some sort of a legfil proceeding but what they were was not divulged and then" has Iwu 110 further develop nients in the ciue. UNITED rnESB LEASED iWIRH. San Francisco, Nov. 12. "Pack your clothes and leave," wns the answer Tcnen'ce Frikletun says he got from his wife, Melvina , when she was out all night at a dance and he asked for an explanation. Terrence applied today for a divorce, but Melvina was on hand to contest tho suit. "You aro a shrimp of a man," sho said over and over to Terrence. Oakland, Cal., Nor. 12. Following a whirlwind courtship that spanned the continent and culminated in thoir marriage by a superior judge in Chicago, Klwooil Cooper, southorn California olive oil king and mjister of thousauds of acres about Santa Barbara, aged HO years, and his wifo. formorlv Mrs. I Ada Fleming, of 'Deliver, aged (10, ar-1 rived at tho Hotel Oakland today, en route to Santa Harabara, whore Cootwr will break the news to his three child ren by a former wifo They will spond ! day or two resting in Oaklaud bofore going south. COMET IS VISIBLE I : futhor, who came from Norway to help defend his son, offered Ji.'IOOO to help caro for the orphaned children of the young man's victim. FEAB REBELS' ATTACK. I Washington, Nov. 12. The American T T . , , , battleship Louisiana was ordered todav I. ii. McAdam, local astronomer, has fr v r-. . rr t u ., . 1 v 1 , , lrom Vora (n,r- to Tuxpam, whore an been studying Westphal's comet late- n(fjll,k hv oa ,'.',., . foroiirn ironertv and lives wnrn bnliov- ed in danger. The gunboat Wheeling was already on its way to Tuxpam. ly, and ho has drawn au nmp 111 which the exact location of the. celestial visitor in shown. The comet is located between C'ygnos and Dolphin, it appeors, and ou November 8 was at R. A. 20 It., 38 3 10 m. or D. E. A. 24 degree, 1 minute. In plain English tho comet is to be seen on any clear evening a little east of north. It can be viewed with tho naked oyo, al though it is not as large as Halloy'a. The comet last appeared In 1852. KINO OF SCOWTOWN SENTENCED. I0N1TEO 1'SESR LEASED WIBB.1 Portland, Or., Nov. 12. Peter Moo-1 Icr, convicted of killing Charles A. Broddie, scowtown resident, was sen tenced today to an indeterminate sen tence up to 15 years in the prison. His Good All Round aids to good health and to the strength, comfort and cheerful ness which depend on thecondi tion of health-rare the famous, time-tested, safe and speedy BEECHAl'S PILLS - 1 laid everywhere. la boxes, lOo 29a. Walla Walla, Wash., Not. 12. Al though a week ago she fled from Earl Tompkins, saying she could not mnrrv him, Minla Lawrence, daughter of of Professor N. W. Lawrence, returned Sunday, and, explaining her actions, by faying sho was nervous, agreed to consummation of tho weddiug last night. The numerous guests were re-in vited ami all arrangements made. SOME For DON'TS Liver JOINT INCOME QUESTION. IiNiran i-srsa ucaseii wihe.1 Wellington, Nov. 12. Tnnsury of ficials wero asked tu.tiy whether they purpose to levy a double taxation in eases where a man and his wife both have Incomes. Officials who were con sidering the matter, said joint incomea up to $T000 probably would be exempted. Stomach and Sufferers Don't tnke rrmilolna for vonr Rtnmneh n. miii morning. non und nlgm, usuully such nitdk iiH'e only itivt tempor.irv rtlii-f mwl lmplr dlwst thefn.Kl Ihm liupprnatohsinthtStoinacrl. I).n't iwrmit a uikku! oporannn. TlKra is alwKyflAeriounlunttvrinoneriitinni.Bml in ma., rH!-s n( Mtninai-h, Livar unj lin.il Ailmr-m. kuita cm ba avuiiietl if iha nk-ht riiM. i t!itiii In .tin. Iin't ao arttund with a r..itt tntiinw hM..k caiiHl liy ailivinltratl Stomach and Livor. to tlia .jcomiiirs ot lli,e you etna In mntact with. If you ar a Stemncli StirTi.rr rfon-i iiimh csnnol be hflpcd, pmbublv wursa ensm thim yours nsva i rtrsioml by Mayr'a Wonderful Mi ml Htin'n ailmrnts ar- m.ilnly ranted by a rai.iirtud OMiuitivn. Mnyrs Wonderful Mioinactt Kf.iifilv 1101 only rpinoveo the csturrhal mui-nua, bul allays tlia clir.imc inltiinunatlon anil I11 rfii,Jrin lha fntlralimnlsry and IncmlniU tr.u i Knimreiic, and lh: u tlia ucrtt of lu mar Vlouii sucv-e. llon t tuiler constant pain and aaonr and allow y iurxoniack ailtneni to phyicily under, mine your lieHlih. Ko mKer how aevete your ca JMY lenr how hna you have uttored-ine dma ..f Mnyr's Wonderful tiiomwh Keninly should conviiicay iu thm you (-n be ri'toreO ro health astaln. MayriiWonderful.stoma.'liKenieily hu heeu ikn ad tshiahlyrecommeMdel by Heinbers of Conar, JuitVa of the Suprrtne I ''iirt.Kdiii stor., Lawyer. Marrhanta. llsnken, fxtora. Untaawta. N.imea, NanMf.wtmars ITteeta. MinUtera. F annera and paoula la ail Walk of tile iend for KRKR yalaabla booklet nn Stomirh Atlmama M Uao. H. jlajrr, ua-ut WhlUmj bu Chicaco, 111, J. C Perry. s"ff --''"jj i.-'i ii It,",' i Hi ! i F. Y IMPORTANT The Portland Mauaoleum Company have under conatructton in City View Cemetery, Salem, one of the mo.t beautiful and .ub.t.nti.I CommunT Mauaoleum., of medium ,ize, erected in the UnUed An opportunity it afforded a amines to purchase compartments nent burial monument. The cost is less than the "old way," and provision it made for pernetual car. Kr..t .u- j . . t j - ' His cuuowment limited in number of thit perma WHY NOT PROVIDE "THE BETTER WAY?" Price of regular compartment, will be .Jv.nr.J in per cent on December 1. 1913! " " " C-l ... ;,Sr'IenUllve room 301 "ubbard build a) MVSiy BSV mgr.