- 8AtEM CAPITAL JOTOKAL, 8 AX EM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY,
MAT 19. 1915.
THREE
For extra good cooking
always use Cottolene
When you use Cottolene you get the best results, because there
is no other cooking fat that equals it.
for biscuits, pie-crust, cakes and doughnuts and for frying,
Cottolene is supreme, because it is the purest cooking fat and
possesses important food values.
It is an exact combination of specially refined cottonseed oil, of a grade so high it
is not listed on the market, with pure beef-stearine from selected leaf beef suet
It is this precise combination which gives Cottolene its unexcelled cooking qualities.
There are imitations, but there is no substitute for Cottolene. For over a quarter
of a century it has rightfully held a position peculiarly and distinctively its own.
For. economy, as well as for good cooking, use Cottolene. You will require a
third less of it than of any other shortening or cooking fat
We guarantee Cottolene for its purity, for its wholesome qualities, for its food
value, and for its superiority as shortening.
Anyone who can cook or bake at all
better with Cottolene.
Cottolene contains no salt or water it
cooking fat
Pails of various sizes, to serve your convenience. Arrange
with your grocer for a regular supply.
Write our General Offices, Chicago, for a free copy of our
real cook book "HOME HELPS."
"Cottolene makes good cooking
Henry Clews Says President's
Firm Policy Reassures Market
ii, ... ''' York, May 15, 1015. ,
'""! i -u on rriony. me
I fctfu-lf no . 1 1 , ,i i
our . 'nPd Htrong through-,
snLl, , ''IT !!" f he w;e.ck'
t t,v , ' i '' '. ' h"l',,llnt "
would not be involved to the ex-
i. tent of actual hostilities with Oermnnv.
President Wilson's culm but firm policy
? had nn assuring effect, nnd the eonn-
J t" u stirreu. reiuseu to
brrnme excited
Nevertheless, there is i
trv t " met that the coun-1
' , . . li , huK fue crisis, anu no one i
ij i". on uie outcome of the present e.on-1
I Clirt'I II I UritllumAnt f ia!
it is 1
FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
ThousandaHaveBeenHelped
By Common Seme
Suggestions.
Women .ufferingf from any form of
"nule ill. are invj.j , I
promptly with the
woman'i private
correspondence de
partment of the Ly
cliaE.Pinkh.am Med
icine Co., Lynn,
Mass. Your letter
will be opened, read
and answered by a
woman and held in
'rict confidence.
U:i L . """ -'
S r l , P"vKe innesa to a woman ;
wui haj been pstnblinb
'orrepon.once which has extended over
l"'nwi and which has never been
n. Never have they published a
ome,niM or used a letter without the
k,, ln nsentof the writer, and never
r U'e Company allowed tbn.a ennfi.
1 to K"t out of their pott-
J " "e hundreds of thouaanda
" weir tiles will attest t
s uat of the vast volume of exnerlenen !
I tlrJre-Y ,hsv to draw from, it is more
''it it uk i r d ln your Cttae Noth-
f land, s '"" B,,vice ha M toou.
. i ihu . Bny woman, rich or poor.
! ttttan. to tok dvanta(Jof this '
kiiT ?5'!r ' assisUnce. Addrens !
1 iU.:.o" L"1Knm Medicine Co.. (con-
, i '-ynn, Mass. ,
lM.rysWor,,,n onK''t to hnve
KO-tmKO -
Book, it I, not .
nni a twistlr fns 1
' nr-..; dis,r'lUtlon. MS It is too :
h es-i,Tft . i. Ij
s U Z?he l)y null. Write tot 1 1" """""k " f"r 1 'rt,'"r'' K)"'aX ,rrT'
l "today, "r,lOW;0ur industrial situation is slowly ,
A tl
EhUSZIFAI R
to bo honed, will be reached and it
is devout v wished (hat t a Th. i
I . '
effect of war upon tho Tinted States
Pre-,wi11 bt" thun upon liny other
nation. We can lit present probably
, do but littb
iiuiiii in vn-rnmiiy nun sue
run itiiunii) no nun less io us. Mime i
further derangement of intcrnntioniil j
trade and finance may follow, but noth- j
iliir like the blow which fell so uncx
ncMcilk- lust .1
States is exceedingly well prepared to !
meet any such shocks, anil no serious
disturbance need be anticipated;
be-
uiLia nt li t u
sides, nt this writing it is premature
to induluge such fours, nnd better to
hope for a peaceful outcome.
1,'nuvoidiibly the war continues to
outweigh all other considerations in fi
nancial circles. When the finances of
all the great powers in the world are
under the greatest strain in history;
when millions of men lire endured ill
destruction instead of production, and i ''' ' consequence instend of import
that bv the most destructive methods ing- The effect of the war is most
which "devilish ingenuity can invent ; I conspicuous in the steel industry.
li,.n tl,,. (nolo of ..v..rol of (he irrent-! F.nonnous orders have been placed in
est conimereiul nations is dcnionilizcd ; i
ul.,.n int..rio.tii,nnl i lulu, tries nre be. I
ing destroved wholesale; onlv misguid-1
ed optimism can talk about 'real pros-1
neritv. The Cited States ha, one h.1-
L.,. ,i,.,,i... .,- i.Mh.iino from i
I t. .. ..... r ... ...I...;..... . .t I. '
r.UrOOCllll IHIIIIin. 'til I . 111! Iirnr, ,!.
Kurope are becoming closer uud closer
everv venr as commerce und intercourse
grow, but thus far our policy of avoid
ing entangling ullinnecs has proved
wise and safe. That policy sliould not
be dcpaited from, except for strenuous
reasons; and whatever our sympathies
all efforts to actively support one in
terest or the other should lie in-tiint Iv
suppressed. President Wilson has acted
in a nianner that deserves the approve!
and support of the Amorcan people.
Uafctv of the Americans with a firm
He has upheld the honor, (iigimy nan
bund, avoiding offense and insisting
upon justice. The country is fortunate
in having ut its head u man of such
firmness, tcnipernteticss, sound judg
ment nnd high purpose. Tins is one
source for tine self -congratulation. An
other source of sntisfnetion is the self
restraint manifested by the American
mw.i.le. Public self control has ben
hown to a remarkable degr
. , , , . .l .1.:.
own to a roiniirmiiiie negn c. moi unr
one of our best assurances for keep-
of the conflict,
from the wnr, conditions in
the I'nited Stntcs nn slowly hut sure
ly mpndinf. We have now cntercl a
period when ngrictilturnl conditions are
Hkely to be lute und their condition is
not always as high us the exceptional
vital factor,
Some of our crops are .
averages of
vcar ngo. I lie conui- .
tion, however, is
gonornlly above the
average and tho acreage miner rum
vntion is inrrcss-d-the reduction in
,,,, being made up in other crops i
j . i . a,-.ti- ussurnncc of B good '
,X.ort demand for all agricultural pro-
'.. ... .nti. factory urices. Already
Tf
can cook and bake
is 100 clean, pure
BAN KSfiEEaD
emerging from the extreme depression
of a year ago. Hank clearings show
no such louses us during the winter
months, nnd in ninny instances satis-
factory gains are being shown compared
with last year at this time. The first
lour months of the current year showed On Friday the market was of course
ia decrease in clearings, at ull cities of much unsettled by the prospect of ilif
(1.8 per cent while the total for April ' fieulties with Oermnnv, concerning
.1.,.,, i.. i .......
ioiiimr.1 iiii iiiu film- ui 11.111 , lie, erill,
and the returns for May promise to
give better results; thus proving that
j business has decisively turned the cm-!
ncr. runner evidence or recovery is
given in the monthly report of idle
cars, show ing a decrease of .'17,110(1 for j
the month of April, iluilding opern-'
lions at lending cities showed a dc-
crease of ubout l per cent in April, ,
compared with a decrease of 12
per
cent in Mnrch. The total lake ton
nnge for the month of April was L-
-lliu.iiiui, compiireil witn iiin,iuu tons a
year ago. The cotton industry shows
improvement; New Hedford mills never
being so active as now ; while the April ,
cotton receipts at New Kngland points
were nearly double those of April lost
year. Ihe woolen gooils trade tins been
much stimulated by the war and we
are now exporting considerable ipianti-
'' country for shru I, showing that j
t ho nllies i ntend to push the contest to
point ot exhaustion. Our "led!
mills are profiting more than uny other
'V the war. The nutomobilc Undo is ,
brisk und ninny milkers report larger:
sales than a Vear-ago. Stock cxehnngc!
activity has been well sustained and
. -1 I'
the total transactions since January 1
now iimount to over 40,ono.(inn shares,
compiired with .'l.'l.onn.liOO shares lit the
same time in 1HM. The miles of bonds
dining the same interval have nnionaC
id to about s. 1 ( (,(M M .! i', compared
with i(:i(MI,llii(l,(i(HI a year ago. Our ex
ports, though slowing down somewhat
as a result of the closing of the grain
and cotton season, still continue very
heavy, and leave a favorable trade bal
ance." A a result of the latter 7.i"i'i,
lllal of gold were received from Frnnee
this week, making total imports since
Jnnnarv 1 of fiU.iiiMi.imn, The local
bond market continues fairly active ami
prices arc well inuintaineil. Several
new public issues were announced,
those of the more decirnble nature be
ing promptly absorbed, notably the
Jtilo.uoii.noo I'enrisyh ania 41-js. in con
trast with this were the partial fail
ures in London of the Argentine and
Woman's Health
and spirits depend upon herdigestion
anil circulation. Sallow skin, pimples,
facial blemishes and depression dis
appear after the syr.tem has li"'n
cleansed and the blood puritied by
DEI
PILLS
ECHAIS
better
' Fast India Railway loans. Speculation
is still largely confined to the war
group, the profits of which have often
been augmented to undreamed of fin-
, ures bv the very profitable war con -
tracts placed in tliis country,
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IHIHU I III lircsioeoi B UC110I1 111 f II I' 111 I
tor appeared in the morning papers.
: The following are my views thereon:
the people of this country must stand
liv our president. President Wilson's
note to the Herman ifovernnient is
worthy of ciuniuendation from every
citizen of the I'nitetd States. Its tone
is courteous, hut nt tho same time firm
nnd dignihcd. Its liinguinro admits of
no misconstruction. He appeals to the
high ideals of the (Sormtin nice and
compliments them on their iirevious
n nl on the moc or Justice mid hiilniili
ity. He frankly states his demand for
full reparation for the Severn I acts
where our richts have been invaded,
and the fa-t that be indulges in no
bombastic uttiiiinecs adds strength
and dignity to Ins words. He has writ
ten neither too much nor too little, uud
his note will fill a lurge page in history.
Let us hope anil pray that the (ieruian
government will recognize the justice
of his pronouncement nnd thereby ce
ment tho friendship which lias hitherto
existed betwc
a our respective nut ions.
H K.N H y CI.KWS.
TrnnL;p fnr WnnPr ttf
1 TOpiM!) IOT HinnerS 01
T I. i
1 IdlH UlKVl Oil 1 SD dV '
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The prizes for the winners of the.
Noti Confeien. c Track Meet which willt
be held on Willamette Field next Sat j
urdfiy tin vo airicd and are on displny
nt the Vnr-i'v I'ook Store. They ale'
huge gold I am. is with a cardinal'
shield upon ''.'ii nnd the name of the
Hint, date, a ed place won, worked in,
gold letter-. The winner of first place
in the meet mil be awarded a silver1
loving cii'.
The a, i ct r n iMn to lie the biggest ,
ever hold III vl'lll. Light schools hnve
entered the u, ct for the loin confer I
t a.-e ehariipi"ii-lnp of the state. They
are Piiciiic I iiivcrsity. Pacific Colli go,
Mi-Minnville r liege, Chcmnwii In. linn
Tiiiinirig 'ho-l. J'liiloionth ' ollege,
Albany iVIIcj.... Miiiiriioutii Mate Nor
mal School aid Willamette I'liivei.ity. :
BODY rOUND AT MAKCOLA
THAT OF CANBY MAN
llilgi lie, I ic
U InUII to'ind '
wav lour Mali
tilled by A.
vi sterday io Io
ge... of thai
May Hi. The bo.lv of
i. tho rmlioad light of
. 'a, April 27, was iden-,
I Ullldette, of I Sllb.V, ,
::g that of ( hailes Slur
..o e, w ho e -aped f X'i u
the cottage tin n or the insane asvluni
at Salem a f-w days In -fore the Imdv 1
was found. It a sent today to ( anfiv
for int'iioeet. lie was the on of O. W.I
stnrges., of it. .t place, and was aged
'l vcar.. !n'h was doe to natiiial
.'aucs.
If someone Lseovereil a uso for
., Ih.l the market price w al ,
wa.vs good, we suppose they would be-;
.-1 1 n Hint it won nl e ai ,
most iuij.ossihle to raise one.
Twenty-Eight Cases Dropped
From SupremeCourt Docket
Twenty-eight cases, in which nn Ap
peal had been taken to the supreme
court from the circuit courts of the
various counties of tho state within the
past two or three years, in which an
appeal had not been perfected for some
cause or other, principally through set
tlement of tho cases out of court and
fnilure and neelect to file briefs, were
dropped from tlie records by order of
jthe supreme court this morning. In only
inu vi uie iwcniy-cigni cases him
! briefs been filed, on one side of the i
other, and nil cases dropped hud "died 1
ia natural death," in the eyes of the!
i supreme court. '
I The following cases were ordered I
: stricken from the docket: Ames vs.'
I I.nisj Mnnn vs. (iiitmncher; Knton vs. I
jSchnbnck; State vs. Barber; St. Martin'
j vs. Sugsvold; Cobum vs. (Irunta Pass; I
I Irvine vs. Todd; Holricn Improvement1
j company vs. Kmery & company; Kison
I vs. Coffey; Floss vs. (Jebhnrt; "llammel I
j vs. Northwest Door company; Sexton I
j vs. Knst Fork Irrigation company; Hop-j
kins vs. Ady; Harbcr vs. Portland Ruil-i
; way Light and Power company; l(egnn
j vs. Russell; Willamette Pacific Kail-j
;wny company vs. McLaren; Hndlcy vs.:
I Hood Hivcr Irrigation district; Stacey
j vs. Nichols; Curphey vs. Railway Light i
land Power company; Moore vs. (Sott; I
; Stennick vs. Lcmcke; Abbott vs. Word: i
Donncr vs. Portland Ruilwny Light and !
Power company; State vs. Nnylor; :
State vs. Vinton; Wigle vs. Portland
Railway Light & Power company: Ham-
mer vs. vtuis; rtnte vs. (Hurley Walker
and English vs. Poitlutul Railway Light
and Power company.
PUBLIC LIBRARY LECTURE.
"Among tho Fortunate Islands" is
the subject of the illustrated lecture at
the library Friday evening, May :11st.
Miss Mary Frances Farnham, dean of
women at Pacific university, will give
the lecture. It will be remembered that
MiHs Farnham gave pleasure to a large
I audience when she lectured at Willam
ette university last fall on "Fiona Mac
I leod." This lecture on "The Fortunate
lslnnils" is in part a record of licr per
I annul experiences among those islands
laud the lantern slides which she shows
with the lecture picture the life there.
I The islands which were known to the
j ancients iih "The Fortunate Islands"
j are known as the "Canary Islands" to
day and are situated in the Atlantic
I ocean off the northwest const of Africa,
i Tho group of seven lnrge islands is of
j volcanic origin with extinct volcanoes
jon all the islands.. They are nt present
a province of Spain having been taken
possesisoii or ly t tint country in the
fifteenth cei.tuiy.
This illustrated lecture will be in the
iiiiililorium of I lie public libiuiy Kiidnv,
May 1'lst at s o'clock.
SALEM HIOII SCHOOL SENIORS
WILL INSPECT 0. A. C. FRIDAY
The senior class nl' tho high school
is planning a trip to Corviillis next
Friday to inspect the Oregon Agricul
tural college. They intend to visit til
d piirtuicuis of the college. .Mrs. O.
M. Hand, of the touchers' training de
partment, will ai-coiiipiiiiv them, Tho
O. A. ('. will coiiipliuicut. tho visitors
by serving luncheon, iiml by appointing i
special committees In show them the1
workings of til' several departments,!
ami accompany them anuiud tho
' grounds.
I he senior class munlo-is
IHj, mid it is ex ted that the greater
pint ot the class will t"iu in the isit.
DALLAS PASTOR RESIGNS.
Dallas, Ore., May 111. Rev. Ceorge
II. Mitchell has tendered his resigns.
1 1 ii it us pastor of ihe I'iisl I'leslivtcrian
ehiirch of this city and on June I,
with his wile, will go to Lcmoore,
''nl., Io jiei-ept a pustniatc. Mr.
Mitehell eaine heic two years ago
from M i Itim, Ore,, where he had a
chinch.
HEREPROOF
A Salem Citizen Tolls Of Ills
Experience.
You have a right to doubt statements
of people living far a way but can yon
doubt Salem inlii - nn-ii I I
Itead it:
I'1. A. Sutton tent and awning dealer,
Salem, says; "I had kidney trouble
for ten years and sometimes I was 111 i t
up. Iloctors did not help mo. Sharp
pains extended through my buck and
were most severe in mv holnevs. Often
when working I had to givp up, I lost
weight, and was in very poor health. I
llll'i hcil'laehcs, tested hut little nt
night and didn't know what to do. On
a friend's advice I tried noun's Kid
ney Pills and to my surprise, (hey
brought great improvement, in n few
days. I conl niiieil to get better stead
ily. I got loore sleep, rnv appetite nil -proved
and the pain gradually, but
surely, left roe. After I had used three
boxes of lionii's Kidiicv Pills, I was
in better health than I had been for
ten yenrs and not n sign of kidney com
plaint remained, The cure has been
permanent.' '
Pli.e .Vie. lit nil dealer", lll'll'l
simply n-k for ti kidney tcim dv gi t
Ilium's Kidney Pills tho sumo tliat
Mr. Sutton hn I. Foster Milbnrn
Plops., Iluffalo N. Y.
AUMSVILLE NEWS
I,. A. Messing moved to Slav ton
temporarily to open a shoe repair shop
at that place, Wc arc son to see Inoi
leave although what is oor loss is
StHVton's gain,
Mr. and Mis. C. M. Hold ni. l
clnldien, Mrs. II. W, M. Ncnl and
dniightois Miss Kthi-I ami Veins, went
to Salem Siindav aftetnoon Miss i.thel
MNeal rcioaiocil in town Io risiimc
her wori.,lhe others returning in the
evening,
Mis. l.ttrv of lid. wool. Iowa, came
Saturdav evening to vi-it with her
friend Miss Itomig. She has been tnH
ing in the fair at Sau I'laio'iscn and
decided that while she whs on the
coast, .he would come op to Oregon and
visit friends who live here. Site , now
visiting in Salem.
Mrs. K. W, lliivung. enlertaiio d the
Prisi-iila Club st her iiome 'Ihuisdav in
her usual d"lightful manner. Of the
twenty - five members of Hi eluh, twen-
ty two answered the roll call, Mrs.
imvungs was us-isic.i in enieruniiiiig
land nerving a mo-t delicious luncheon.
DONT FAIL
To Attend the Great
Money Raising
Clothing and
Furnishing Sale
at
Brick Brothers
THE HOUSE THAT MAKES GOOD
CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY ST.
bv her homo guest, Mrs H. E . Finch.
The many friends of Miss Margunte !
nrrie tormerly ot this place and Miss!
r.lln. Amort of Shaw, will be ulnd to
hear of their success as two of the
seven from tho senior graduating class
of trained nurses from tho Salem Hos
pital whose graduation exercises will
lie held Friday, May Mth, at tho Pres
byterian church at Salem,
-Mr. and Mrs. E. K
Arrell and liltlo ;
Miss llentrice'
laughter t'rsula, nnd
mniurci in iuuepenoeiice siitut -
day evening to visit Mr. Arrell s j.ar-i luiul on her wnv to tho (load Hainuritan
flits, Mr. und Mrs. I R. Arrell and , hospitnl where sho wus. opcinted on
tunny, formerly of this place. Mr. j Satnrdav morning for appendicitis Vr.
Arrell retnrneil home Sunday evening S. W. Weaver went, to Portland Satin
making nu extra trip Monday evening, day morning to be present ut the opci
bringing hm wife and little daughter ation. Last reports from tho vuuii(
home Tuesday morning. , ,y liro tlu, .Be j. ,.,.jllir
A nicotinic will be held under the
auspices of the Parcnt-Tcaclicrs associa
tion recently oiguni.ed, Tuesday May
It, at 8 p. in. State Superintendent
Churchill will be on the program for n
special t it 1 It to the eighth grade, lie is
one of the best spenheis hi the slate aud
all sliould tie out to hear him. Since
there are not scuts in tho Aumsville op
eru house for ull ill this large city you
should come curly ill order to sec'uru a
scat. Record,
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KlTsNFY IrFStITS
UIUHLIO, UOL OrtL 10
Your Back is Aching or Bladder
It
Bothers, Drink Lots of Water
and Eat Lens Meat.
When your kidneys hurt nnd your
buck feels sore, don't get scared audi
proceed to loud your stomach with u '
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate tho entire urinary tract, .
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep ,
your linnets clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless: suits, which re- i
moves the body's urinous waste und
stimulates them to their normal activ- j
ity. The function of tho kidneys is i
to filter tho blood. In 2-1 hours they
strain from it SIM) grains of mid and
waste, so we can readily understand
the vital mportiinco of keeping the
kidneys nctivo.
Drink lots of water you can't drink
loo much; also get from tiny phiirma
cist ubout four ounces of Jud Salts;
take n tiiblespoonful in a glass of wa
ter be fori) bronk flint ench morning for
a few dnys und your kidneys will act
line. This famous suits Is niiiile from
tho acid of grams nnd lemon juice,
combined with lith'ui, and lias been
nsed for generations to clean and stim
ulate clogged kidneys; also to neutral
ize tho acids in ii riae so it Is no longer
a source of irritation, thus ending Mud
do r vvellll ncss.
.lad Salts is Inexpensive; cannot io
jure; mnkes n delightful effervescent
lit hin water drink which everyone
sliould t li Vt ti now nnd then to keep their
i kidneys elouii mid active, Try this, und
; no doubt you will wonder w hut became
I of your kidney trouble and backache,
iiilso keep up the water drinking ninl
HUBBARD NEWS
A. 1. I.nellen of l.in'ile, Idulio, spent
the Ciist of the weeli at the home of
N. M. Sewell. Mr. I.nellen has exten
sive catllo iulerestH in Idaho.
Mik Helen llontrcKiir and Master
Herman and Miss Vulii Krnsten ot !
Woodloirn were gue-ts nt Ihe shnabc.-hl
j homo Handily.
W. H. Hurst went to poilliio.l Tliurs
day on business. Ali'ott the lust car of,
I produce of the season was shipped!
VA Cilliesin , spoils lillllgillg I.J.i per
bundled.
Mi-s Merl liiiui. It is home fiom In r j
school work III liervais. School close,
I'riduv Hlter II VI-IV successful Wlll'si
I worll, Miss llilno k etpecls to lllleoil)
I norliilil this silioloei-. J
opal I in n n was lnc.cn ipiite sii-li last
rsno-oiv iiioioiiik Willi II eonesiivc I'lllll
I and has I n ipiit,, so li nil week ill
'though mine better lit this time,
Mis. A. I.. Hopper of Wilshoolgnl,
; Wash., spent Mundnv at Hie home of her
brother II. W. I.abie. M,s. Hopper ex
pressed a done to jVi In this locality.
. 'I hey are now operating a Unity lo re
I place near Wiihoiilgii,
The sale of W. K. I. oilman Inst Sat
unlay a short distancf south of Unite
ville was fairly well iittendiil but the
dairy cattle did not bring as inn. h as
usual. Several cows thill were bought
last venr for 1t'..'i were sold Matin. lav
for 4.IL'.'ill. Scarcity of feed was givim
for the low prices at this lime of year,
Mrs. J, M. Pulley and two sons
Lester and Ivan left Tuesday to spend
tbn summer at Oswego, Oregon. Her
sou Wither his been up I In if since the
first of April operating a stone crusher.
There are a number of men employed
at the same pluce and Mrs. Pulley will
have charge of ,he boarding houso
through the summer. Miss Mav puller
returned to Hubbard Monday 'e onliio.
from Oswego,
liolc link Williams returned to
Hubbard laf Monday after spending
sevenil weeks with relatives at Silver
ton uud other places. At Silvoiton on
Tuesday May 4th ho celebrated his
Tilth biithilnv at the h ' hi.
brother, Hud' Thomas,
List Friday eveiiimt llnv w.,. ...
; conipaiiicd his daughter tlblavs to Poll-
nicolv.
Ignite a number attended the K, P.
frolic at Silverton last Saturday nijjht.
Ihimon and Pythias was on the ninvivii
iiml the I), ti. K, K. hail the town sur-
rouii.leil, those in nttein lance from
here were R. Melvin and wife, A. Curi:
ten and Miss Ida, A. I. Wolfer nnd
wile, L. M. Scholl mid wife, II. V.
Scholl and wife, Mel llainillon mi l
wife, A. It. Hevens and wile, Clyde.
Jones, 1'. I.. Calvert and wife, Mrs, J.
L. I tilvort mnl Miss Ruth
The fretv.o Friday night, April HO,
killed about half of Ihe IouiiiiIiim-i
""I' through this section. As usual
there were parts of Ihe fields that win.
Millie damaged while In other pan i
! half ihe oiup had I hilled. Had it
not lieen lor no Host a record crop
would have hung on the bushes. In
Nov. liuller's yard ouu half the grupii
vine on the east side of the house wun
blaclieucl while ll row of loganberry
vines on ihe west of the house was not
h,nl.- L'litorprisu,
Thirty Pound Salmon
Captured In Mill Creel.
I Snliioci fishing in Snlem promises to
.liccnnii ii popular sport if n I'evv iiioro
liecoi.l . n ;c iics bl,i that ,l. II. I, unshod
and A. i dinger made yesterday are re
ported. Mr. I.uusl'onl captured a. .'Id
i pound salmon ,!H.j inches long in Mill
'creek near his resilience nt mil ,
I shoot, a nling to the report of Mr.
(linger, ami thereby oitiiblihei tho
salmon record fur the city. The fish
waa sivimuiiiig up the H renin when
j spied by Mr. I.iiiisI'im-iI, who best rode
I tin- iiiiiiit-.v crech life a Colossus uud,
nith a fool on cither bank, seied ihe
, I' i ij li v specimen by the bach of the neck.
I Win ii Ihe salmon found thill he wa i
I "pinched'' he stalled to put up a
ha! Ho, but noting the buili of giun do
tcimioiiliou on his captor's lace gave
I up the ghosl, as it were, mid waved hit
jdoisal I'm in a sud farewell to the rel,
of (In- fish who weic in swimming that
! day.
; Last week, while a lon e of eight men
ni'ic npaiiing the In'mlgntc at tho
; Voololi Mill, they found I luce sliln
ali'iit Is no lies long Mtiuuded In a pool
when Ihe wutei was shut oil'. The men
nl i . -I the pool ii i I with hovel i,
, i lobs and tunc hands, and for a fey
I minutes eon, ted a London auli llcruiaii
not s.-i ne. Tlie saloiou did the sub
inaiiiie in-t, but failed Io escape, and
' w e i e iioallv ooliged Io nlilTeiiiler. Tloi
leeinl influx of saloiou to the blllioll
sli. iiios of the upper W ilhinictte is ni
hil. mod by sune to the government ' i
I till, ing over the Oregon City locks and
allowing free passage llnoilgh tllelii.
f iil
s are not dentists, but they often
teeth.
Dr. Osier on Tuberculosis
Sir Minium lister, one lit th for.
I ul ll.lo mcill.-al Rim, tnt
B.crlr nt Johns llimkliia, llaliliiinr,
ami aim liralua l'rlr.or ol vieui-
liie al llsliiril, aats In his I'raellc
til HrillelH" IISOJI, nn naar Villi
"Ihe krallna ul uuliHonary toiler.
ttlliiala la ahiina elluleallr li Ik
r.. ..vrrr ul I'allrals In n hits siula
rlaalle (Issue aasl baellll hnir lirrn
luuiiil, ikr Hranulallona
uriiilucta anil aasuclulrri uiiriii n
n aear lls.ur la lurntril, nlillr Hi
niallrr eaari.ua arrna lircunir lu.
lirrauiilnl Kllk llmr aulla. In suck
ailllluaa alour akunlU Ikr It-rm
krallua it SMll.,1.'1
Many i-iiiioeiil looillcnl authorities
have lenlllled til (ha rlto aey of Hint
sails III Iliu tiKiuoieot' of tiiliercii
lo.la. an. I (tin suciest of ll. kooio's
Alleiativc In (Ins mnl allied I In out
unci Inotieliiiil iilTeetiooa oi.iy l.c duo
I'.ullv Io (lie fio( Hun It eonlnliiH
a llmr Salt so coinblliiol Willi olnc
ViiIiihI.Iii iiiKrcilluiila as to lie enslly
assimilated.
W ies,i roll USO of tills t'elordy III
liliioeioua eases of tilliclculosis
Itoioy of wlilcli nipciir to Iniva lcid
r.l coroili.ily to II- Justifies our Pa
llet IIihi It Is wotlh a tilal. uoUss
iniiif oilmr tieiiiooMii ali'ciiur la
sue. ecilloa. It eolltillllS no Opllltea,
linrcoto a or hulot-fl inloic .iiiis.
S make no promise eollccl llllia It
any mora Unit riotulla phvstcluna
rlvs promises with llielr ilscrlp
lons, lojt wa know of many casus
III which IT HAH lll.'t.l'l.ll.
Youc tliuiuist hsri it or can gat
It. ot- you t.to anoit dlrct.
Lrkaiaa Lakaralarji 1'kllmlrlnkla.