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President Taft reaches Cbicage t&Is
mors lag aad Us day here Is filled
' with speeches IrifrtuBea especially
v are acUte la entCTtaialag Urn He
" leaves again for Kew York for
snore speeches.
'Chicago,. Marcn 17. An aged wo
man tried to throw herself under the
-wheels cf President Taft'a aotomo
tile here today but was rescued by
policeman. -; The fact that the ma
thine was moving slowly prevented a
tragedy. The woman's name was un
known, --'"r
Taft arrived at eight this morning
and wa welcomed by the Irish Fel
lowship Club and seventh Regiment
of the National Guard. ' Taft was es
corted to the La Salle hotel where he
breakfasted. He lunched at the Fel
lowship Club. ,-. "
Chicago, March 17 President
Taft today gave a practical illus
tration of what Is meant by killing
-, .two lirda , with one stone. - As the
' guert of the Irish Fellowship Club
cf Chicago, he las made himself sol
id with Chicago Sons of Erin, ' and
, there is no doubt that his broad and
Illuminating smile won many a vote
today.: This afternoon he vrlll ' at
tempt to., win over the conservation
elements of the Central West by an
address he is to deliver before- the
Concervatldn Congress today at the
Auditorium. - .. '''': . '. ;'
The President got Into Chicago ear-
., ly this morning and wilf leave at 10
Wilit!
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, , ; Moes
Pressing Jtyhs
Vice ttielts , . $3.00
Cjun Metal . . . ' 3.S0
Jan Calf . . - 3.50
Ai Patent ; i . 3.50
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Shoes for girls and gotjs
$i.00, $1.5051.75, $2.00 J2.25 and $2.50.
mibutj the best Jhoes to be had orLM;v!i
the boys and girls.
ceived our large stock of the best the
market affords.
Ix3e Jan you
Watch
Our jflds
o'clock tonight. During his brief
stay, he will give Chicago more
speeches to the square minute that
he has done since the campaign days.
His first effort was at a reception
tendered him by the Newspaper Club
of Chicago. . After luncheon, he Is
due at 3 o'clock at the Auditorium,
where his Bpeech on conservation of
the nation's resources will be deliv
ered. ' An hour- later the Hamilton
Club has billed him for a reception
and at 6 sharp he will wander over
to" the La Salle Street Hotel, where
the Irish will give him a hearty greet
ing, standing on Irish soil.
The chief executive will stand on
Irish soil when he addresses the ban
queters tonight, a "piece of the "ould
sod" having been procured for the
occasion. In order that Mr. Taft may
leave at 10, the banquet will be run
on a close schedule.; One number of
the menu la game , killed by Mr.
Roosevelt had shipped from. Africa
for the occasion. Women guests will
not be allowed to wear their hats at
of the committee in charge of the af
fair,' '-A, ' '
I can Imagine how i "woman feels
who has bought a $150, hat to wear
on such an occasion, said tbe chair
man of the committees. "It was hard
for us ; to bring ourselves to issue
the edict But It had to.be done.
There is a limited amount of space
in any hall. We figured it up math
ematically that one woman's hat take
up the space of two and one-fourth
persons, There .would not be room
for the waiters to get around."
S-S-IIl This Is Telllny
; New York, March 17. Anna Held,
the actres with the naughty, naughty
eyes, which she Just can't make be
have, will have a birthday tomorrow
according to the gossip of the New
York theatrical circles. Nobody
would be so ; ungallant a " sto tell a
lady's age, especially when , she had
passed the thirty mark but they do
say that Anna was born on March 18,
1877, which would make her but fig
ure It out for yourselves. i
I -j vaimn Explorer Dead V y
Copenhagen, March 5 17. Commo
dore Hovgard, a Danish explorer , is
dead here., Hovgard was one of the
first Danish explorers to credit Cook
with the discovery of the North Pol.
Jnoes for
I we Mam jo jam to the men about Jjioes. Can on us,
i !? are a few of our choice numbers. Remember the
number. jor 354-8 Vice
ot 3658 (fun Metal $3.60
tShoes for the
. Oxfords
$2.50 $3 and $3,50
for the a bave prices you
cannot buy a better oxford.
Call and See tfltem
We hate iust re
money on Jhoes
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PKEEICTED FIHSXEX WILL
TTIX ALL THEY ASS F02
Xotwithstaailng that firemen ere ies
perate sai will act ea a nomctr.i
notiee it Is anarcEt la Chicago
.today that arbitra'JoB will end the
tronble amicably Knap pand Kell
Chicago, March ' 17--Chalrman of
the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion Knapp and Commissioner Neil,
arrived ; today to attempt to settle
the threatened firemen's strike. - It
was announced that all sessions will
be secret ' v's:'-.- : "
' President 9arter of the Brother
hood, reiterated his previous state
ment today that matters under dis
cussion between the firemen and the
railroads will have to be arbitrated
quickly or the men will go out. !- 1
As far as can be learned here to
day, the secret meetings will be held
tonight The general opinion is that
the firemen mean business; and will
take drastic action unless demands
are conceded but bn the other hand,
the presence here of government en
voys has lent the'betteHhat arbitra
tion will result in peace. Those clos
est, to the situation say the firemen
are going to win practically all they
want through arbitration.
Whole Family Slaughtered
Housten, Texas; , March 17 Cus
Schultz, wife and two children were
found dead, piled , in the rooms of
the" Schultz house. Each body had
been mutilated, apparently the vie
firm s or modifies the theory of nav-
Jee Our
Window
mo wen
press $3.Q0 -
Xot 2813 Kangaroes U.50
adies
- Slippers
Greatest Jcna of Strop
Slippers In the city'
fine Vict. .. . $2.25
Special Jan 2.50
Jan Calf ... . 3.50
Pat. welt . . . 3.50
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co-crrcATios bi all of the.
. cnmrass test essential
Johnsea prcwfcei last Biskt. eav the
aecesslty ef ereryeae werklij Ut
- sacc?ss ia the eaters ria Caraal
Chris'Jaa is au who Is iemlsaW
by a Ceshy aatare Meetiags draw-
The tanercacle meetings of yester
day and last night were good., The
cottag prayer meetings were well
attended. Deep spiritual power pre
vaded all. The noon hour with the
men was profitable and well at
tended.; Prof. Gray gave a charming
message to men.; . The afternoon in
the tabernacle; was given to prayer.
The workers' claBS was large.
: At 7:30 Mr. Johnson spoke on
"Carnal and : Spiritual Christians."
from 1 Cor.; 3: 3-7. "For ye are yet
carnal, for whereas there is among
you envylng. pid strife and divisions,
are ye not carnal, and walk as mea?
For while one sayeth I am of Paul;
another-1 am. of Apollosr are ye not
carnal? Who then is Paul and who is
Apollos, but ministers by whom ye
have btlleved, tett. aa the Xord gave
to every man? I have; planted Apollos
watereth, but God that glveth the in
crease.' So then " neither he that
planteth anything, neither is he that
crease." . , , -! ': . .-";
Sanctificatlon is abundantly taught
in the word. . It is wrought in, us by
the Holy Spirit and by Christ living
out His life In us. We must sur
render the throne of our being to Him
and let Him rule there as Lord of all
If we do not crown -Him Lord of
all, we , do not crown Him Lord at
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We Must Cooperate
' We boasl that we are Presbyter
ian, Methodist or Baptist Let us
boast rather that we are spirit-filled
children of God. " We are babes in
Christ having fed only on milk. We
need the meat o'f the ward. There
are many babes In our churches who
wear whiskers. Many churches are
like dead mothers to whom ' babes
come to -find milk to find none and
consequently die of need.
; . We ; live on, in Romans ; seventh
chapter, and never come to liberty
in Christ, as revealed In the eighth.!
Christianity Is Christ living out His1
life moment by moment in us. If
any man be in Christ he Is a hew
creature. ' Old thing are put away,
all things become new, ;
Though Gabriel were ;to come to
La Grande we could not have a revi
val without hearty cooperation. Wali
in the spirit and ye shall not be fll-!
led with the lusts of the flesh.
The carnal Christian is one domi
nated by the carnal or fleshy nature.
The flesh lusteth against, the spirit
and the spirit against the flesh. The
works of the flesh are adultery, for
nication, uncleanliness, ; Idolatry,
wlthcheraft, hatred, varience, emu
lation, wrath, strife seditions, here
sies, envyings, murderSi drunken
ness, reveling and such like.
We are to , rise to the heights by
keeping a lowly mind and a humble
spirit Te carnal may become spir
itual by, dedicating his life to God
and a persistent effort to live In the
spirit ; v. The Inslduous enemy . must
be watched. An eagle "whose flight
rlellghteth the admiring observer fell
to earth. On examination It was
found that ft tiny, deadly reptile was
entwined around Its wing and bury
ing deadly fangs In the eagles' flesh.
So the exalted may fall.
It Is expected that Mr. Joh-ison
will speak this evening at 7:30 on,
"The Keturn of Jesus to the Earth."
The evening message U vital. Come!
; FATI1IR FOEGITES SOX
riillanaer Xbox win forTe loTe-sick
sea is whispered ntuior.
w&snir.gton, March 17. It is wlla
pered that Secretary Knox is nreDar-
ing to Issue a private proclamation of
peace and forgive hla son for his re
eeat elopement with a sales girl. It
is understood that Knox is much
pleased that his eon started to wor!c!
the moment he was thrown upon his
ow nresourcea and tt Is stated that
he and hla bride aer likely soon to
receive parental blessing
Irish Beaoance Charieaiares,
Washington, March 17. In connec
tion with the Bt Patrick's Day cele
bration of the Irishmen of the na
tional ..capital...., decide protest was
launched' against what arV descrlbed
aa Insulting caricatures of the Sons
of Erin, contained on post cards im
ported from' Germany. Further steps
will be taken to put an end to what
is denounced as a unwarranted li
bel upon the nationality and a d '
outrage. ' , Action has already been tak
en. at Washington, but further steps
will be. taken at a later period to en
force these protests.
AU'sections of Irishmen are very
firmly of the ouinlon that this la a
matter that must be pressed In the
proper quarters, and pressure will be
brought to bear upon the representa
tives of the people to have this evil
effectually stamped out, nee and for
; . ;v .' r i ::
The Irish are the only nationality
that seems to be' singled out for these
offensive productions. '
- Knee Hoincs Poisoned
Emeryville, Calif., March 17. De
tectives are today seeking to ascer
tain the identity ' of persons who
drugged several horses at the race
track stable here. Three valuable
animals are expetced to die and the
Jockey Club officials are alarmed at
the possibility of a general covert
attack upon the racers. . All three
horses were poisoned the night be
fore they were entered for races. -
v Pacific Fleet Wins Battle
Washington,. March 17. The Navy
Department announced this after
noon that the Pacific fleet had won
the navy battle in the practice for
the , pennant - The Pacific fleet's
standing was 39.92, while that of the
Atlantic fleet for 21.62.
' , Ileney Scores McCarthy
Chicago, March 17. Mayor McCar:
tby, of San Fransisco, is now orga
nizing a political ring that will make
Tammany look cheap. This was the
comment made by Francis Heney,
who is on his way to Washington to
consult with Attorney-General Wick
ersham regarding Western land cases
; For Dependable Medicines'
When sickness comes or whenever there Is any need of
medicine you want the purest and most potent to be had. It
may. do to take chance In some things, hut not in this. We ask
you, therefore, whenever you have a prescription to be filled, '
or any medicine to be procured, to remember that this ia a '
tore that emphlBises quality. Wa hava the best drugs that
money can buy and we make a apec laity of the compound
ing of physicians prescription! or of household reclpea. When ;
you get medicine here yoa can feel that yon can depend
on them for yoa caa. - ,7
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: STRAFE CASE CF LCST l::il
SAX FR-iXaSCO ITIIOLSTEEJ
T'fTl PTfPIIln irivrl
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Waadered abozt er eSx wctij wKi
atkaowis own name er recea
bcriag that ke kad a family TTbea
meaiery saddonly returned he b2i
his wife lad gone away, thlnkias
-. BBsoasa a arse mr- - - -
San Francisco, March "17. Robbed
Suddenly of his memory and failing
to remember even hla own Identity.
Lowren Anderson, an unholsterer,
wandered the streets for six weeks
before he recovered from the attack.
Today he is seeking his wife and
child who have disappeared, ora
home, apparently believing the hus
band and father had deserted them
One morning about six weeks ago
Anderson left home to seek for work.
He had- gone but a short distance
when he suddenly forgot his name,
hlB wife and child and home. Frcia ;
then on until today he wandered th
streets seeking In vain to answer the
enigma that was puzzling him.
Today he happened to see a chair
he bad once upholstered. It brought
back his memory and he hurried to
h's home. There he learned that hia
wife had gone away. Anderson re
ported the los sto the police and aa
effort Is being made to find Mrs. An- '
derBon and the child. v
The man's trouble Is attributed to
an injury to the head received some
years ago.
Boscvclt Takes Leave
Khartoum, March 17. Colonel
Roosevelt and his party bid farewell
to Khartou mat nine tonight and go
to, Assouan on a special train. The
last day here was a busy one. Dur-,
ing the morning scores of callers
came to bid the Colonel goodbye. Ia
the afternoon he attended a garden
party at the Grand Hotel. ,
Hnrt In Cane Hush
Moscow, Idaho, March 17. In a
cane rush, between the Freshmen and
Sophomores on the University cam
pus today, a Freshman named Loufc
had bis shoulder broken and waa tak
en to the hospital. A Sophoraoro
named Johnson was also injured but
not seriously. The Sophomores wera
victorious, '.
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