- - - THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER S0 '
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' -' So popular to muwl training becoming
ttuU the different eluwt In Uw Stephens
center have beooana badly crowded d urine
the peat week. The boys am taking up
lh work wltb nuoh anttaualaam. Tbay
war acratmbljr aurprlaad wban UMlr ln
atruotora put than to work on tha draw
tag board and handling tha T aquara, fn
ataad of batng put to work with tha ham
mar and nalla tha Drat day. Tba port
able to ba jiatd aa workanopa hava
beaa moved to tha Harrlaon. Thompaon
and Holladajr aoboola during tba paat
waek. laatartala wltb which to furniab
tham hava not arrtvad. but thar ara as
paotad abort y. An andaaror will ba
nwda to hava thtra raady to a tart alana
In thaaa oantara by tha flrat af Mxt waak.
-jTh workahop (or tha Couch achool wlU
ba aacurad this waak.
At a moating of. tha dlraeton rA
atoekhoMara of tha Northwaat Slaetrlo
KnalnaaiiiuT aomnanv. tha Intdraata of C
"Cannon war purchaaed by tha olbar
atookhoMara of tha firm. Tha principal
changa. aalda. from tha rati ring of Mr.
.Cannon, was tha Incoming of Henry C
'Be bad, who for aavaral yaara haa bald
tha position aa purohaalng agant af tha
Portland - Oanerar Elactrto oompany.
Mr. Be had antera tha Northwaat Klaetrto
Snginaarlng oompany aa a - atockhoidar
and ganaraJ managar. Tha other naw of
Ocara of tha oompany ara: Dr. D. A.
Falna of Xugana, praatdaat; Oaoru w
Mandaakar. vloa-praaldent; L. O. 1-ulln.
aaeratary and traaaurar; W. O. Rowan
aupcrintandent.
Tha Bailay Oataart'a tha boat you want
to taka If you'ra going to Tha Dallaa or
any way point. This handsome craft la
- tha stanchaat, moat rellabla and moat
comfortable plying bafwsaa Portland
and Tba Dsllaa; undcntablr tha boat
for a comfortable and safe Journey. Ask
any. of your f rlanda who hav takes tha
trip on tha Oatsert and they'll tall you
what delightful one It was. Btaamsr
leaves Alder-atreet' wharf it T t. 1a
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
ataamer Ragulatar, another swift boat,
' leave same hour on alternating days.
-. Taka either boat wltb asauranos of a
safe, apeady, sKmfoa-table trip., phona
.Malni..
They aaoaped from tha JaJI at Chamawa
Indian school, but Al Boott sad Jin Me
Oaa hardly had time to look around and
alas up tha situation ta Portland last
night, whan thay were taken Into cus
tody at tha Union depot by Policeman
Barter. Both beat their way from tha
school --by freight train, J saving there
early yeatarday morning. Wham taken to
'tha central sUtlon. they baggad Acting
Captain Hogaboom to give them soma
thing to sat, aa thay had not tasted any
thing since leaving tba school. Thay ara
minors, Thay will ba returned.
' Three months aa tha wife of s saar-
-oula la auffldent for Anna Hammal and
she hasaakad tha oourt to grant bar a di
vorce, on tha grounda of non support.
alleging that during the period of her
. married, yfa tha marquis had donstod
.tha sum of 1C to tha maintenance of
. tha household and that ha has continuous
ly urged bar to use unlawful means to
get money. Tha defendant is named la
tha oomplaint which was filed yeaterday
' afternoon as Marquis D. Lafayatt Ham-
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' Ifawmaii TJehtman brought suit m tha
.' circuit oourt yesterday to raoorar US
bsJea of hops from W. C. Millar and dam
" ages for wrongful posse km tn tha
amount of 94,0oa. In aaae tba bops oan
not ba delivered to blm ba asks for their
' value, which ha places at $I.M, John
iMannlng appears aa bla attorney. It hi
. alleged that Millar unlawfully took poa
sasslon of tha bops October It. Demands
slaos made for them. It Is ass art id. hava
bsaa Ignored,
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Nomab Circle Na Is, Woman of Wood
. craft, entertained Sola circle of Oregon
City and Mount Scott circle Wednesday
evening. There ware visitors from every
circle In the city. The occasion of the
gathering was the exam pi moat km of the
work as fberformed by tha Nomab
,'Ouarde, said to be tha beat in tha city.
After the earamonlea 0 enjoyed the
, banquet that was sewed.
' A fortland printer acquired tha sav
ings bank "habit" and now owns his
; own newspaper la Idaho and la fclsan
lng up" se par week, gome young man
make the saloon their banker and
don't own newspapers. Money left with
' us earns mora money for Ha owner. It
doesn't sleep. It doesn't waste away.
Oregon Savings bank. Sixth sad Morrt
son. "
Testerday afternoon Informations
against the following poker players were
filed: Peter St Maria and A. Shapiro as
proprietors and deal era, and tha follow
ing as players: George Waller, C Berg,
Pater Horn, Fred Slgler. George Fuller,
a Hulbert, J. Yokel, Ben Woods, Paul
teles, T, Uarrts. I. Sneord and H. Ota.
I Two aaw nose wagons ordered from
' ing A Mulr several months ago by the
V citv exeoutlve board for the fire depart
ment are now finished and are waiting
Et II II
THE STEAMER
tiT A TVT A TVT A
THE FASTEST RIVER STEAMBOAT IN ALASKA, THE
LIGHTEST DRAUGHT BOAT OF HER SIZE IN THE
WORLD. CAPT. JAMES T. GRAY DESIGNED THE
: : HULL AND SUPERINTENDED ITS, CONSTRUCTION.
WE DESIGNED AND BUILT THE MACHINERY WHICH
- KEPT HER LIGHT AND MADE HER GO. ' ,
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Aa7ne and Steamboat
-Machinery installations
13 OINH CP OUR SPECIALTIES r
MT M H 1G ! ; Rival
W a Ranges
& Iff. - rRUll SUMMATION, f : I " . . 1 V , " - ' "T . -" . -
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MR. AND- MRS.' J. MICHAKLS. WHO
; WBRB MARRIED IN SJBATTIB
LAST WSDK MR. MICHAELS FOR--MBRLT
L1VBD IN PORTLAND.
aeoaptanos. Thay wtB bo era mined with
in a few days, altar- which they will be
accepted by tba board. They will ba put
in coeamiaaiow a vna
m T .
The offlelal haJioto for the eleetton to
ba bald November t hava bean prepared
under the direction of County Clerk
Fields. Twenty presidential electors ara
on the ballot, four each for the Repub
lican, DeraocraUc Prohibition, Socialist
and People'e parties. ClaJlots ara to be
marked by' a cross Between the number
and the name of the candidate. The vote
for or against prohibition tn tba county
and tha subdivision consisting of
ninots numbered a to 74, inclusive, will
be' registered at tha bottom of the ballot.
I will emava any ease) of freckles,
however severe, for ail ladles who oaJl
within the next days, at tha trifling
expense of? II. There are many faces
otherwise beautiful which have been
made repulsive beoauas of these hateful
IdlsAguremenla. Many women are not
aware ina ineir yuwiiuut wir
restored. Madame Asm Holmea-Rlb-beeks,
14 Morrison.
The funeral of John J. MoSweyu. who
haneed himaelf In his sell at the oousty
Jail reoanUy, took plaae yeaterday after
noon at I . 'clock. Bervloee were . held
at Flnleyg chapel and burtsl was In
Lone Fir cemetery- Relative of tha
suicide live to .Boston, and none were
present. r- -
Theodore Hardee writes from St. Louis
to tha Lewis and Clark fair promoters
that Ceylon and India will very likely
erect a tea, pavilion, jointly, on tne
grounda. It will be constructed after
ntlv. architecture and tea as a Quid
and la packages will be gold therein, .
On Wednesday evening. November l l
public reception will be held at III
Eleventh street, corns of Montgomery
street under the ausploee of tha Ladles
at Divine Truth Center. All members
and friends of the oorigraejdiosaj oor-
d tally invites to aliens, ,
Jamb Trust and ' Mauds Sunderhauaa
war man id al tha Hotel Lents Tuesday
evening last at 1 10, In the presence of a
few Intlmata friends and relatives, jar.
Trust Is tha proprietor of the hotel and
the oouple will Dp at noma to msnos
Autumn .Leaf circle, C, F. of A-, will
celebrate Its flrat anniversary Halloween
with entertainment and dance at For
esters' haiL Free character reading by
Wanda, the palmist Admission lla
Rafrashments free.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jwsobs. II
North Sixteenth street, returned Friday
from an extended trip through the east,
during which time they visited Uw St.
Louia fair and Yellowstone park. (
Artvernor- rttembartein left for Call-
rrai last evenlna to nartlclDSta In the
campaign tn that state. He will apeak
la San Franolsoo atooaey evening. ,
Ws-Hoo Tonkc The grant blood puri
fier, nerve tonic and liver regulator. Just
what you need these days. Far aaJe by
ail druggists.
Launches start ferrying from ' Bast
Morrison to Stark, street Monday morn
ing. Fare I ante.
hma ' itmM n.fi ner ojosan at tha
Northwest Electric Engineering oompany.
lot Btam strati. ,
Concert by Swediah Wngtng alub,
Columbia,- Saturday even lag. Novem
ber e,ll04. ,. t . r , . V.. .. .
' New elentrto flxturea at one. North
west Blectrio Engineering oompany. tot
Stork street . s
Chew Den-Tal-Oum, have pearly teeth
and erevent decay. . For sals avery-
whara. .
Ladles IB. 91 trimmed velvet hats.
11.11. M. S. Copeland, 111 Washington.
Oeorge R. Wendling in "Saul of Tar
sus" st Y. M. C. A.. November I.
Oil II HI?
MM SPIES GETS L ri -1 L ;
R M TO LOCKUP :rXrsdl Htimr lanninn'
pre- '.a ;- . I . .... - w. a. uw- h h
Miw fliwmi n iuon WW-I a . im
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Aa a eHmu to Testerday basball
gams between Portland and Loa Angeles,
during which he was hissed by women
every time he nova in eigne, wcbw
Henry Spies, of the southern aggrega
tion, was arrested by Policeman Circle
and sent to the central police station In
n patrol wagon, A charge of assault
and battery was placed against him at
the request of Carl Orton. Tne ianer
la a youth who exercised his lungs voci
ferously and provoked hta assailant to
violence. To thla both aides agree.
Sensation followed sensation after the
doughty catcher from the Golden State
walked over to the Orton boy and
shoved blm to the around. Hooting and
yelling, the ''fans leaped to their feat,
and for a time there was bedlam. Ev
erybody had something to say. and said
It so loudly that none could ba hoard.
Policeman Circle ruahed to tha scene
and took charge of Spies. He started
to lead htm to the nearest patrol box
but when ba got outelde the grounds he
met a large crowd of women. They
had been hooting Spies all through tba
gams because ha oalled them "old
maids' at Friday's exhibition. -Now
their boar - had eons and they used It
ta the beat of their advantage.
"We're old. maids, ehr they Jeers!
as Policeman Circle rang for the wagon.
-Old maida! You're going to ba a Jail
bird. We'd sooner be old maids, we
would. Hbaa what you'ra going to be."
It was a sad hour for Spies. He was
tn the hands of th Uw and defenceless.
Besides, he bad until Friday com
manded the admiration of the fair sex
and he felt the humility keenly. But
be made no reply tn the taunts. H kept
bla peace and went to polios beadqmar
terst There Deputy District Attorney
Moeer listened to his story and allowed
him to go on W bail.
"I dotTt ear much about prosecuting
Spies since hearing both aided cf the
case," said -Deputy Moeer. The catcher
say he only shoved the boy over and
didn't hurt him. The boy amid at flrat
that he was hit. but then said be was
only shoved over. Tha oase will be
oalled Monday before Judge Hogua,
and irs up to him to nay what notion
hall be taken.
Th trouble occurred a tha Browns
were going to bat la the ninth Inning.
It was because of Umpire Brown's
alleged anjust ruling In favor of Bpleo
at Friday's- game that he waa taunted
and finally applied the inveotive to th
woman.
EUGENE FOLK WILL
' SEE FAIR IN STYLE
Eugene, the horn of culture and edu
cation; la also the' borne of an Idea.
Just who originated the Idea, wher and
bow It waa- conceived. p still a mystery
and Indeed the idea ltaolf wan Intended
to ba a secret for several month yet
Plans are being perfected by It of
th moat prominent oltltena of Eugene
for a unique way of enjoying the Lewis
and Clark exposition at a vary moderate
coat They propose to erect In thla elty
a temporary structure that will accom
modate that number f people. The
building will ba erected -at a moderate
oost. but will have all modern conven
iences and will be constructed la a way
that will guarantee aa muoh comfort as
ordinary dwelling houses.
Those who are la on tha deal propose
to keep their tarn U lee either here or at
Bugens and to stay here themselves
aa long as business will permit They
will be enabled to spend In (hat way
greater length of time at the fair than
otherwise without Interfering with or
aegleotlag their business.
The club up to thla Urn ha been
confined to the original II member. No
outsiders have been admitted, though
many hav discovered the cleverness of
the Idea and have attempted to "butt
ln."i But they have been unauooeesfuL
Aa a oonaaquance there may be many
other eluba with similar purposes
formed at Eugene.
It is assured thst similar club will
be formed -in other cltiea as soon aa tha
plan beoomee generally know. It wUl be
n mean of saving considerable money
to thoee who live in neighboring towns
and aeelre t spend great deal f time
at the fair
Residents of Portland, at least those
whs hav learned of th proposition,
are elated with the plan. It will avokt
many perplexing situations, they say.
"Th people of - Portland are always
hospitable," said a Port lander yesterday.
We aie glad to entertain, but It is
likely that every home in tha elty will
be crowded during tha fair. ' The peo
ple of Eugene hav taken th initiative
and are preparing to entertain them
selves." , Fisblnf m4 H.ntiBt m tk
Th a W. P. nuUres Its last low rules
today. Taka advantage of th day and-
ae. All ears from First and Alder
eats. . ; -. t , .
; SUPREME COURT
LIKELY TO DECIDE I S J
Whit the stat contends . that the
failure of Charles W. Walton to plead
to th information charging him with
munbrmulv aaaaultlna Polloosasn Nel
son and with holding up and robbing
Emanuel Johnson, tha streetcar eooduo-
tor, 11 not vital its action tends to snow
that It la dlanoeed to look on the error
na serious. One of District Attorney
Manning's duputlea, asserting wejioa
had pleaded but that the tact had seen
nvarinnkml wulMrnml vae tarda v to In
dues Circuit Clerk Marion R. Johnson
to sign an affidavit to that effect
Mr. Johnson refused to elan the affi
davit and an appeal waa taken to Pre
siding Judge George. His decision waa
that tha court and ail officials must
abide by the records. Clark Johnson
say he does not remember that Wal
ton pleaded to the Informatlona. There
fore the records cannot be cbaiured. Sev
eral who ware present in oourt at tha?
time any thay re member oienny mm
ui.iiah AtA not enter a alee after tba
demurrer interposed to the information
waa overruled.
The sees was tha main tonta of dis
cuss loa around the oeurthouse yester
day. A motion of Attorney St Rayner
tn Slamlaa tha defendant from1-custody
wilt be on the ground that his convic
tion waa irregular aa wiu raise iwo
imMM.nt euastlona which. It la said.
hav never been passed on by the au-
nreme aMirt '
In enaeaina tha motion th Mat Will
advance two main lines of argument
first, that th failure to require th
defendant to plead was merely a defect
of form, cured by the vsraict. ana sec
ondly, that the defendant having as
serted on the witness stand that be la
not guilty, th finding of th Jury that
be was gunty completed: tne ease.
Roth District Attorney Manning and
his deputy, G C Moeer, who conducted
the ease for th stats, assert that no
substantial right of the defendant waa
mIiuIImJ hv hla failure to nlead and
that tba testimony adduced and tha ver
dict would have been exactly th same
la case he had done so.
Tm ae three attorneys assert that
If either of these two contention p re
vel la a dangerous precedent will hav
been established. Few eases can be
found in tha law hooks bearing on tha
matter. Attorney St Rayner will urge
that Judge cieiano, in instructing in
jury, erred ta saying Walton had pleaded
nnt eniitv. As Walton declared bo waa
not guilty while on th stand, other
lawyers, say. It hardly forma a material
Mint-
It Is deemed practically eertate that
th oass will go to the supreme oourt
Tka eueetlAn which attORMVa lOOk On
as ths most Important ta whether - or
net the rendertna- of a verdict under
such clreumstanoaa makes a naw triaP
Impossible. Ths state constitution pro
rid ee that n man shall be placed In
leonardv twice for the sam offense.
Courts are said to hav ruled that a
man's Ufa or liberty la placed in jop
rri when the trial for la sworn in.
From this It to hsld that If the oourt
should decide th failure to plead on
titutee an error of substanoa and not
of form, Walton oould not again be
tried for either of the crime of which
ho as been touna guury.
Tn aneltlm. Attorney Str Rnvnsr ad
mits, In fact boasts that hs knew of
the error alt along and trembled for
fear It would ba dlseovsred while there
was yst time to rectify It He says hs
aa an afraid the ninaaautloa or ths
oourt would discover the error that be
did not even tell waiton about it un
til after the a rat witness naa Been
placed on the stand at the second trial
. Raised X
Mrs, D Neat It eeeme to me that.
for a man who claim to deserve oharlty,
you hava a vary red roee.
Moldy Mike Yea, mum: ths aheap
soaps that us poor people use ta very
hard on the complexion, mnm.
The Strain on
Women's Eyes
Women's syce get their
worst strain when Ihey ara
least able to stand It after
the day of work and worry,
when every sense Is laded and
vitality at Ha lowest point
A pair of "rest glasses" will
help the tired eyea stand th
strain and prevent actual dls-
Don't hesitate, Taut torn aoo.
ANWRIGHT-
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P1PST STREET ' V '
BASEBALL
Portland
t VS.
Los Angeles
sCTEATHm PARK.
October 30tK
Oame. eatleS I: St p. at, Admfewhm.
Itc; children, lie
PORTLAND'S FAIR
JS TALKED ABOUT
C. F. Swlgert, general manager of th
City Suburban Railway oompany. has
returned from St Louis add ths eaat
with a report that Is very encouraging
to those Interested m th i-ewie ana
Clark expoeltion.
1 hava heard a great deal about tba
Portland fair," said Mr. Swlgert, "and
we will have a larger number of people
her from tha eaat than la supposed.
The r eople seem to be Interested, gen
erally, and every person I met who
knew I wa from Oregon asked Ques
tion about th exposition. Not only
among travelers was this th sentiment
but prominent exhibitors expressed their
Interest sod declared they were ooming
bore to be represented.
The general eritiolam of th St Iuts
fair." continued Mr. Swlgert. "la cor
rect. There Is so much to see and th
show la so scattered that It beoomee dis
couraging. On starts out with th In
tention of taking It all In.- Then the ex
pense of It dewne on him. he regards a
view of the whole as impossible and
give up after seeing the Pike. It Is
as Mr. Dooley says, It out of St go to
ass ths Pike and that la wher th
twentieth lands."
Portland, according to Mr. Swlgert.
will eel I pee the St Lout show for
varloua leaaone. There they have not
th natural beauty that should surround
an exhibition of the kind- no landscape
or foliage. The locality la hot and dusty.
Ths forestry building of tha Lewis and
Clark show will be so unique and Inter
eating that It cannot be compared with
anything at St Louis, and th fair her
oaa at least be seen.
"As a show, to see and enjoy. I believe
Portland haa th Louisiana Purchase ex
pod t ton beaten by the proverbial town
block," concluded Mr. Swlgert
INTOXICATED SAILOR
IS THROWN FROM CAR
Wnitam Mcintosh, chief cook of Che
steamer Joseph Kellogg, felt from the
rear platform of a streetcar at Front
and Bums Ids streets at T o'clock but
night and sustained Injuries tha extent of
which are not yet fully determined by
ths attending physician. Henry B. Hilt
A police ambulance conveyed blm to St
Vincent's hoanltai. Where b was resting
fairly well at a late hour.
Policemen Van able ana iaaon am
Mtnturf he aereenet Hoaebaom In the
ambulanoa, stated that tha Injured man
wa vary drunk wnen no reu. ne was
too drunk to make any statement or was
unconscious. No on was able to toll
which last night t
' Mcintosh tried to board th ear. which
... M iinA as the Portland Railway
company, and .was refused admittance, at
first. Friend apoa to wo oooaucior ana
,i i1.lni fne him. When it
started, the Intoxicated man lost his bal-
an oe and fair to (ha stone pavement
striking on his bead. It Is not thought hs
hi seriously hurt,
EVANGELIST RUTH
CONDUCTS MEETINGS
Large attendance and great enthusiasm
has marked the series of special meet
Ins opened In Berea mission FrMay
sight by Evangelist U W. Ruth ef la-
maw- Txryrr mmwmwib An
ouat xxxobxtiobt wiu bTaat
A. I0 TO XnT IsAeTT WATS,
FURNITURE CARPETS STOVES
"DIDNT HURT A BIT
BY OUR
Wa are seal
are emftMS
lth at sea
Q
see absolutely wltaeat pels ar tad
after TffertoT Psesls la esLcets basttt
. btre a fear, se ear Sirtaes ef
- ettraetlng fa fMSttrWly sent sad eeas
Istelr palaleM.
XbseKts twnlhi.se ta ear wette.
We as afewe aad srtdae n-tirlwtav
eat asm. Our IT years' easertaoesta
aiwfrrt
tatae
a rant bit. nt.em -
WleSB BROSn! DENTISTS
fas. tit FATXTNO BLTX3. Open evening till ft.
Coiner THIRD ANDWAnTilSaTON sfs.
Perfect Workmanship
With Perfect
-Appliances v
Marks tha Record ef That Great port
- land XnstituUseu
The Union Laundry
Second uA Cotambf ;
Tn.nrflree
heated irons n is wmiMv-e "I." 7Z
, i ... w u inMa nMi Are neateo
Irons, and thla Is the advantage we claim
for our appliances aooTe ut
use in this city or stats. t . .
PROMPTNESS AND
ACCURACY or
DELIVERY .
Ara eel lent feature of our
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STORES
W WMft$t0w
ta asal
$1.15
eed wsh
Repairing and Recovering
Hotel Estacada
Oi the Banks sf the CIkUom
OFSN ALL Tim THAR.
GOOD HUNTING AND FISHING
- HEGULJtK MEALS '
firrr cents
O. W. F. trolley care to Its door.
' For Special Luncheons or Thin
ners, phone Mr. Marlines, man
ager. OREGON C0NSE8VATOOT OF MUSIC
SOXOOL Of MUXJO, tectedlag eleeatiaa.
taagqan sat aeasemlc (Haf in. Tat ersartmreta
ar under etlert iaBu-aetors. Who aav eavoted
tbew livej ta task particular work toe era set
oely gradsates, ant TEXCHkU la erary seaea
of tea word. Opea Um yar 'raeae. Stvdlue
and ttW. WBaalnrtea aad Seventh. Bearding
oVraitawafa Collfa as Twelfth. Ver arte,
peetas and eautocae sderass L. M, KTBX-otaT-TtDWAaD.
rortlaad. Or.
saa lean mad hy nntoaaef
fte e. ?i
r
t at v as ! a
all I
Vr eaue, ana ma a-.
dlanapolbx Fa ta
Ray. C. F. W
on hi leurn'
Meetings
T: 'c
vlted. s
the etne
Wesjte. -M w a
- ar T rlear Stata
7 "P7 293 Sntoir
w',., . Nser Pslth.
BBS ir with. Man
on ths way ws ar going to sell tU thoas
now on hand at imoing" prices.
Two carloads is a whole lot of rang ea,
you'll egree, and we're got to have room
to store them. To get this necessary
space for their accommodation we've de
cided to sell our present stock at greatly
reduced prices. . We are making it worth
your While to buy during this sale; a tact
you'll agree to if youll get our prices.
The NEW RIVAL is a range of ranges
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Sanatorium treatment la tha
Ideal and only suooaaaful treat
ment for tuberculosis. It con
sists principally of Ufa tn th
open air, rest, forced feeding, by-dro-thorapy
and massage. Th
bathe at thla Institution ar sup
plied from natural hot mineral
springs, th waters ef which ex
ert a marked curative Influence,
patients from th west aid of th
mountains are especially benefited
by the change of climate. Th dry
sir of eastern Oregon and I.
feet ef altitude stimulate tha ap
petite and Improve nutrition.
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Boston Painless Dentists
Known tha world aver, ar the only
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tanical DISCOVERT to apply to the
gums for EXTRACTING. FO.LINO and
CROWNINO TEETH WITHOUT PAIN,
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