MORNING KNTEltPltlttRt TUESDAY, APRIL ?5, 1911.
Woman's World
The Bryane Yeanaer DawfMar
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I A Hero and a
" " C wald not bar to rely oa hla Imax-
, tuadoa for hla prlmlpal cbaracti
I . it that kind of work waa liable to
II JUL--
A couple of week passed. Th
leavea dad doreojHJ: tba flowere war
ut; bow and tbea thora would com
ware day. Spill (Moaa atory did not
seem to develop a lib tbe aeaeoa. II
arrota Narrows that h eipected ta
suake a great succeaa with hla heroin.
Heroine
Haw aa AssnW WmI tare th
Caaaag aa Write aad
Taaatd a
b MARY P. HUNTINGTON
Cofiyrlaht by AaMrtoaa rrwa Am-
Cemlna'ta M. E. ChwraK
Dr. Baajamla Tounc, paator of tha
Taylor atrial M. B church. Portland.
will dallvr4ila famoua lactura, "lal
lowatona Park,". 1 tha M. K. church
la thla city In tha Dear futura, Tha
Portor romaa highly tvcoinrandl aa
a lirturar aad to all MalhoiUat pa
pl ha la aotad aa nrrlMr and paa
tor. i
NOVELTT NOTES.
La Oulifiaaa aa Thlat A Naw Uaa
far lha Saidarlika Vailing.
Whola sulmraa In laia ara aat-n. prob
ably to ba a faaiura of aprln draaaaa
Oulmpaa ha?a baaa tnuail of rwttjr
whit a nata, point d'aaprlt or fold uJ
black tlaaua all win tar. Now It la oa
albla that a cbana will takf placa.
Mr. and Mra. Jouaa and ot
Ila had aa yt aot dona minb writing I Katacada. wara In thla city on 8atur- U ara a In (ulntpaa.
maa annex RT4a.
When June come around with Its
toaea there will be another wed dine In
' tha family of tbe crvat commoner, and
Lincoln. Neb., la delighted, alnc It
neana the. keeping uf tha younger of
tha popular Hryaa girls with them.
Smlthaon received an order for aom
literary work aad concluded tharo
could do U better In tha country than
in tna city. When ha reached hU doa
tlnatlon, a farmhouse, aprlna waa cow
iug on. id duos wera aweiiius. and
tba air waa tempered by a balmy
warmtn. Smltbaon'a job waa a atory
for a macatlna. Tba editor bad a
plan of hla own and thought Smlthaon
a toad man to work It out. Tba char
acters and Incidents were left to tbe
author.
Smlthaoa needed a model for hla
herolue. He sient the Brat week in
tha country tr?tac to coojura up onv
la his Imaaiitation. The result waa a
failure. SU-b heroines compared, with
uoae taken from life ara alwaya fail
ure. Tbe former are composite, with
out any Individuality, while tha latter
ara real persona.
una morning wnen tba aun waa
brightly shining Smithson waa sitting
Perhaps tbe Bryans are delighted, too. t by a window trying to get bis Ideaa
for Miss Grace.' the roundest child. U 10,0 hap. They refuW to take
teBum.imir i.mi . v..n.. U"P hf ateam man,
wtm h .iw.r. h-n t.. .i.-m I wbo nK,Tod ntomatically: bis heroine
. . . " . , , was a pbynx. who declined to open
and whooej-arenta hare hmg 1 ! th bar haart or bar character ' The
ur ineoua. uKiuru iwis uar- author threw down his pen. picked
aTearea is 10a prospective onaegToom. i ap nte hat and stick and sallied forth
Tba young man la only a few years to gathrr Inspiration
older than tba bride to be. who la I On the road to the village ba met a
about nlneleeu. ' rouna woman who aa ah nlk.1
Presumably be wedding will take
placa at Kalrview. the ntullj borne on
tba outskirts of Unculn. or else io one
of the local churches. Miss Grace Rry
aa resemblea her mother la appearance
aad baa tbe same charm of face and
read a letter. lie Inferred that she
came (pom the postofflce. tie liked
her appearance. She waa dren.ed
mora tastefully than most countrv
girts who do not have city shops and
manufacture to supply them, and aa
Banner. That she Is clever goes with j aha approached Smitbsnb. bearing his
aut saying, for the children of su.b
parents could be nothing else. Her
pedal talent Is musk', as that of ber
alder sister is literature.
Tba Bryan gitia hare alwaya been
great favorite with tbe American peo-
pie Like their mother, they ara aim
pie and democratic and put cn no un
due airs, although their father' great .
position in tbe world would excuse
than for so doing. When Misa Butb
Bryan waa married to W. II. Leavltt In '
' 1903 the marriage could scarcely have j
been a matter of more public Interest
aad her father been president. Every
aaa felt sorry for her. and particularly j
for ber parent, wbea tbe marriage1
tamed out so unhappily. Certainly the
younger daughter will have tbe best I
wlabea of tba American people In ber i
BwwUfe.
Although so prominent, the Bryans
hare always insisted on keeping tbe
partJculara of their private life from
tba public That their daughter are '
food looking, healthy and wholesome !
atep, she looked up
Though
at him.'
nit tv
i .
"rar was a ktu raica or lorva.
American girls is obvious. Tbey are
wall educated without being represent-
" aflves of tba modern higher education
for women. Miss Crace attended a
oraool for gfria la Virginia and after
ward atodied la Germany. She la fond
en dogs and horses, a lover of tbe oot
or Ufa and la most respects a thor
aagtty typical American girt She is.
tna last ef tba three Bryan chiklrv
t marry, ber brother. vTilJUm J.. Jr..
bavlag married Miaa Helen Berger.
oaagaterof a wealthy Milwaukee bosi
ana maa. about two year ago.
Oa their recent return from Europe
tbe Bryans brought many band noma
(Mags for their daughter's trousaeaa.
GARDEN SHRUBS.
They Should B Arrnj6 For Artisti
Effsct.
Never plant shrub or flower or any
thing else la tbe center of tna lawn.
It dwarfs tba place and a polls all artis
tic effect
"bera tha house foundation meets
tsa laws 1 a harsh fine. Plant shrub
around the bouse close to tbe focada
Uon to bide It Tba view under the
front porch la not pleasing, ao plant
aometblng to hide that. Tba weekly
waab and other thing occasionally
aen In tbe back yard are not beauti
ful, ao plant a screen of tall shrubs
from tbe back of the bouse to tbe
fence on either aide. Tbe division
fencea are not handsome, ao shrubs
taay ae-ptantM Wtaileenjrat-leiit
partly. Square corner are not pleas
ing, so plant shrub la the corners to
round them off.
If there is anything unsightly about
which can be hidden by plautations of
ahrubbery plant I: out. Use shrubbery
for all these purpose, because, while
flower planta are dead seven months
ta the year, ahrubbery partly conceala
and baa pleasing forma even In winter.
Do not make a circle In tba lawn
around every shrub you plant Plant
tha abruba in border and plant them
fairly thick, since If you get them too
far apart they will Buffer from drought
and winter wloda.
Tucked Piltawaasss.
Hun a row of stitching about three
jnrter of an Inch from the closed
dp of -" t . .
-, -.i., lunnina; a son 01
" look wall on tbe pillow,
,,l,,n to bold to when allp
it ou and off tba pillow and la a
grant convenience when turning the
caaa la tba laundry. - The earner are
fen mediately adjusted without tba cna-
one unmeoiaie.-y lowered ber eyea
tnere wa something in that look
whkh caught Smithsoa.
I Bre a a character. ba said to
hime!f. -if written In her face.
Turning, he called to tbe yocng lady.
"Beg pardon, but am I on the right
road to tha postotrWr
"Too are."
the eastern mail In?" --It
ls -
"Wbat time does it arrlver
"At 9 in tbe morning."
TTiank you very tnnxh. Pardon me
for having disturbed you."
"I am pleased to bare been of serr
lea you."
The next morning at 9 he was at
tba postofflce. So wa the girl. jbe
fare him a nod. with s bit of a smile.
Tbi emboldened blci to join her.
Neither of them received any letters.
Neither expected any. They bad gone
to tbe postofflce to meet each other.
We know the man' reason: the girl's
we are ignorant of. We shall learn It
later on.
Smlh,a spoke of the spring, tbe
green rra. the blue sky; tbe girl re
marked upon , tbe difference between
April and Iieember. She could work
ta December but not In April, and
yet April was tbe month when tbe
world was awakening from It winter
torpor. In April abe preferred to alt
in tbe sunshine. Tbey compared
note and each found that the other
waa from tbe city. But each waa too
well bred to ak the other a reaoq
fofterr4g"7n the country before the
opening of that yfn in wblcb the
dry beglra begin. mlthvn saw bet
to her borne, i By this time they dis
covers! that they were congenial. The
girl axked Smlthaon to come up on to
tba pon-h. He accepted, and both sat
down on tbe top atep.
8prlng 1 a lazy season, and both
Smlthson and tba girl were lazy- They
talked about their present surround
Inga how green the gras waa, bow
blue tha ky, bow white the clouds.
Then Smlthaon directed her attention
to a hawk soaring far up In tba ether
and remarked that It was doubtlesa
watching a barnyard. And tha girl
pointed to a hen gathering her chick
tinder ber with every show of trepida
tion. Tha morning passed with such idle
chat, and when noon came and Smlth
aon, arising, sauntered away he had
received permission to call aa often
aa be liked. Ha did soma work on his
atory during tha afternoon, and la
tha evening wrote Barrows, tba msga
dna editor, that ba bad found a modal
for hi heroine and thought ha should
fat oa vary well. Barrow replied that
ba was glad ta bear that Smltksoa
for tba reaaoa that ba whtlted hla eon
captions to become perfectly formed.
ramluding tba editor tbat If aa author
cooceptiooa of hla character ara
vague tha characters tbenutelvea will
ba vague. Ha wa studying
Cbauipllo be had learned her
aad was dally discovering new traits
la aer. Ha had discovered soma
Dieting feminine Idloaynrrarlea tbat
would make a unique character,
Smlthnoa threw out several hint ta
Mlaa Champlla to Ml him what aba
wa doing la tha country, bat
bo satisfactory response. Ha thaoght
aer reason ror not explaining bar poet
tlon might arise from the fact of hla
not baring told her anything about
blmaelf. He preferred not to do so,
for. If ho admitted thnt ha waa writ
ing a atory. sha would with a natural
feminine curiosity, wWtrto know all
about It. and ha feared ha would "let
tba cat out of tha bag" that ba waa
ualng her for a model. i Rea'dee Bar
rows bad advlaed blm that If ha found
a satisfactory model to 'keep hla pur
pose a secret
Jane came. and with It a letter from
tha editor saying tbat ba moat have
tha story by tha end of the month.
He had reserved apace for It In tha
October and November Issuea. Smlth
aon wrote back that It would ba Im
possible for him to finish tha work by
that time, whereupon Harrows wrote
ask tag bow mucb be bad dooe. and
be wa obliged to reply that ha bad
merely formed hi conceptions. Ha
could now work briskly, but could not
have tha story ready before tha first
of July. He received a reply fating
that be might have till tha first of
July, but no longer, ale advised tba
author to five up studying his modal
and go to work.
Smlthaon reddened slightly at what
ba considered an imputation aad ro
olred T3 dp Tetter. But by thla time
every hour ha spent away from bflaa
Champlla-aoemed an hour tost. Be
sides, when be began to work. bJa
model, what she had taat said to blm.
whether It was to be Interpreted aa
encouragement or ithe reverse ta
short, her personality would insist oa
thrusting lte!f between him and -tba
paper lefore him and Interfered with
bis writing. The conseoueoca waa
that the middle of June came and tba
story had not taken any ahape what
ever. One serious trouble wa that.
hla model waa constantly showing dif
ferrnt traits, ne tried to get bold of
them, to group them, but they wera
like a handful of Are flies, constantly
crawling out between his finger.
On the, yh of Juna be wrote Bar
rows that ha muit have at least an
other month or give up the Job. Bar
rowa replied (hat ha could not have a
day. II said be believed it was
case of a character gefTing away with
an author instead of an author put
Ung hla character la limbo. Barrowa
waxed facetious also la saying tbat
tba heroine of tba story wa douhUesa
ao misty being, but real flesh and
blood.
Smlthaoo saw nothing for It but to
return to tha city, no concluded to
go and announced hla Intention to Miss
Champlin. Ha found ber getting
ready to depart also, ne concluded
tbey. might-aa. welt-take tha eamo
train. During that evening they oat
on tha top atep of tba porch where
tbey bad spent their first morning to-
fetner. a half moon looking down oa
them from tba soothers sky. Smith-
son told ber "his storr" not tha ana
ba had Intended to write, but a true
love atory and they sat tin near mid
night talking It over.
Tbe next day tbey returned to tha
city.
Smlthson called oa Barrowa refar
tantly: ne was very shamefaced aboot
hla failure to write a atory, eapadaQy
as tbe editor had shown a knowledge
of why h had failed. Barrowa kept
him waiting half sn hour, then ba waa
admitted to tba sanctum. Smlthson
at'od astonished. There waa
Champlin.
Barrowa smiled.
"I have put up a lob oa too two."
be said. "I sent you, Smlthaoo. to tba
country to write a story. I 'sent Mlaa
Champlin to the same placa to write
another one." I contrived that you
snouia take Misa Champlin aa a model
for your heroine and that she should
use yon for her bero. I wished to sea
what kind of work such a ecbeme
would prod see. It baa convinced ma
that character drawing la not a mat
ter of feeling, but of art. There baa
evidently been a love story, but neither
yours nor ber got on to paper. Neither
of you. ao far a I caa learn, baa writ
ten tbe first chapter."
Do you mean.' snapped Mlaa Cham
plin. addressing Smlthson, "that yon
were studying ma as a pnppetT
What were yoo studying ma for?'
ba asked.
For the same pornoae." Barrowa
butted In.
Mlaa Champlin acowled at Smlthaon
for a few momenta, then turned noon
Barrows.
"That was a meaa trick of your."
she said.
"What? A meaa trick to kindle lore
la two hearts! Ton two will thank
ma for tba balance of your Uvea.'
"I won't r cried Mlaa Champlla.
"I will," aald Smlthson triumphantly.
"That will do." said Barrows. "I'm
busy
day and registered at lha Klectrlc. n mantle dreae. aa It Is railed, has
i.n.k K ik. nun fsahlonabla
Attorney V. A. Heylman, of Eataca rT"" ' V.. .... ,..,
da, wM m thla city on legal .7.7 oT
oa Saturday. 1"' LL"" " "VT L'ZZI
makere' parlance. It Juat "misses lha
figure."
-The apldsrllka -veiling wblchaf
aaad for face rails la tha winter la
M'FARLANDJS
CLASSYFIGHTER
HscenlBatflesProveCfilcagoBoy
Has No Superior as Baxer.
WANTS THE LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE
Steekyarde Tserse bay. H Will Make
IU Peune'a "Unsaid Fse Wslaaat.
In Twenty Sound Bsut He Shauld
- Outpoint tha Chasnaisn.
r TOMMY CI AM K.
Packy McFarland. the Chicago
whirlwind, -has ronvlti lugly demon
strated la recent matches that be Is
tba . claim! est boxer doing buslueaa
among tha a mailer men. In fact.
there la not one boy lit the world to
day who baa (ho remote! chance of
outpointing him In n limited round
battle at 133 pound tlireo buura he-
fore a battle.
If given - aa epport unity there la
mora than a chance tbat tbe Windy
City glove wlelder would I able to
tack tba handle of -world's, champion
lightweight after hla nnuie on his vis
iting cards provided -he t an do 133
pounda,nd retain his ntamlua. In
fact. If McKarland were matched with
Ad Wolgast. tba prem-uf champion, at
the. above weight, for a 'twenty round
fight tha, chancre are th.tt M. l srland
would -fee at least au even money
choice in the batting If not an odd on
favorite to relleva Wolpiot f hU tHle.
It would be different if tho men were
to battle aver tha full derby or forty
five round.
McFarland la a wonderful boier.
Attell la really aboot the only man in
lha ring who Is hi eoual when It
cornea to eleven tnw U Pur land to
day I faster thsn Attell in all proba
bility, but Attell has four years mora
of experience as a filthier lhan Me
Karland. tha bom of the featherweight
division. :
There la no sauce witicb glvea a mora
decided pliiuamy to a dish tbaa well
made bullandalae. Torre ara several
wars of prviMring It. but 10 make nol
landals aa It should ba tba process la
aot a vary easy una. Tba following la
a good reclie: II educe two ajlaoon
fule of vinegar In a saucepan wltb a
pinch of salt aud rIHr until noly raa
teaspoonful remain: draw tba paa ta
tha side of lb stove, where lha beat
h only varv moderate, and poor ta
two tableapoonfule of cold water and
tbe yolka of two egga (taking ear that
ao portion of tha while adhere to
tbemi and stir wltb a wooden spoon,
watching lb egg cloeely, and direct
y Ibey show sign of thickening taka
the paa si once from tha siova aad stir
in quickly one oonra of fresh hut tar.
When It baa quite waited placa tba paa
again the stove, but only for a few
seconds, to reheat the utlilure, I hen
take It off and add auotber ounce of
butter, and when II la worked la re
heat aa lief ore and couilnue la lha
eatue way uutll four ouucee of butter
bava bean swalgauiaied with tba yolka
of tba egg. After adding tun second
and third minIub of butter pour la a
deaaertapoouful of rotd water, anil
whan tba last mi oca of butter baa bava
stirred In add another 4rtapooiaful
of water. Ho doing will make the
sauce lea liable to curdle. When
ready tba eeuce should ba vf tba aama
consistency a a thick mayonnaise.
townehlp 4
jona
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I souih
L A"BIVALi
alt and if - ? Alln. i1l
air. ana ta" iai
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.' W. It. Hhl..BI,:0NvaL:
Hsrt. Col.ita.lo, i
WAHIIlNllTov .
ll"n haa reached w.Vi.. llwAe
diplomatic ahiL.:
ling to aaaum rT,1,i
lha Io..,, urrr ' l&mni 1
wnar n,rein IniwrWS k
lf the Inaumw-n T
caa bo ahn ttant rJ.5 H a
loblatn. ThalnaaSli!
i.:v."i,w?i,ta
--. ...no IB.lNIO.nOO,
-aa i.ihk).oo(). aZ7a
Intaraat bring th total Jjjjp
remand Boy Olsaa ,
WA8IIIN,iTr.V AKS
Cabe. of iLrtis,,,!, hL Jilb
. aiaO ruarrao paaaa,
being jiaed over white chiffon, as wall
as colore for trimming bats. '
Simple frocks that can 'easily 'be
laundered ara those tbat are moat
sought at thla seaeou of tha year. Tba
body portion of thla one la cut la one.
and tha waist and skirt sra Joined by
mean of a belt. Tba pretty plaid and
check ginghams ara moat attractive
made la thla manner.
JLDIC CnOLLET.
Malts iue.
To make, melted butler sauce put
Into a saut-epaii two uncee of butter.
aud when It baa melted add by ds nominee for West poiit
greea one ounce or nur ana our wun
a wooden srnu until a smooth past
la formed, taking rats that lha roui
acquire uo color ivur In by degree
half s plut of warm milk or milk and
water, working. tbe miliar quickly
all lha tlnia wltb tba spoon. Place the
pan on a hot iiart of the stove, o tba
tin sauce umy boll up. and continue
to atlr until It la ihlk aud rraamyi
tbea add salt and wpr and let It
at miner for ten minute. IVur it
through a hue strainer Into a hot
aauca boat and Just before serrlug add
a small place of frewh butter, stlrting
It lightly lulo lha sauce. In the event
of the sawa tiring miulred for flh.
Osh broih which has leen 0 stored
with reyrt shies and hcrtM may be
aaed wltb advantage In placa of the
milk, but In I his t an a lablepionfut
or two of rreaui should lm addtil lha
last thing.
STYLES cywv
Mead ie . r.ah .a, Tka a-, '
Ir4.li, n. feitiJV
llM-liHbit m wthituh
The while .i,.H.n ,N w
blMk.liln Mn. ,., wM "
worn Uiinnu i n.. , r'g tmm
A plain tuii.f. bhmvii
serte Is reii,.i i,r a.u nfT
In color do it ii.,. fjMm MtJ,
Follow Ini; iv nth, t-rt,t, j
fashion for t.. f.Hw4 fa7as
Thjs experlenc makes It olble for
Attell to stand np with hard puncher
and slip or bi k their leads.
Neither Wolgast nor Nelson I clever,
Ilka McFarland. WoIsaf Is as strong
a a young bull, and when he gets In
close and starta working awnr It Is
almost ImposMltile for a man to tiroiet f
himself. But would M Tartand M
Wolgast get In close in a twenlv round
flght? McFarland"" stntti;lit.Jcf-J;i,i.
whh h be sometimes Vfirl.-. It n
short left book to the Jsw. hm ,i
to It. His right hand n-d to btve
knockout power snd prnlwMr h yet.
but hardly ssalnst a man of Wott'
strength. - ! a twenty iwtml lii He
Farlaod woqid t-e the ly who can
deliver tha roods. '
McFarland has been hankering after
a battle wltb Wolaast ever alnce tha
Thla Mar Man to a sattrra aa out ta stass
for atria of sight, tsa aad Iwslv yssrs of
aa- asnd 10 ceota to this omes, gtvlag
nambsr, SK and M wUI ba aroaialr for.
warded to you by mall. If la bum sand
aa addlUooal twa esnt stamp for lettsr
Boatags, which Insures mors prompt 4s-Uvary.
READ HERE OF FASHIONS.
laek Velvet Sliasare Liked See Cven-
log Wear, Alsa With Street Gewn.
-Just now black velvet at lptere ara
very smart for eveolug wear and ex
ceedingly modish for wear wltb dark
colored street frocks. And sometimes
there la a waa aatla rosette, or per
haps a fluffy bow of tulle or ma lines la
used for adornment. And not Infre
quently thee rosette bava a spark
ling rblnestone neat I lug down In tha
heart of tba rosette.
Puffs and carta ara aaea on many
evening colfforea. though they are ar
ranged la a loose and becoming man
ner. The cluster of puff a Is usually
placed high at tba back of tbo bead,
showing tba pretty Una at tba back
and eldea. while nothing but tba
merest Up la seen of tba ear.
!.
nnue tnere are many tunica ex
ploited with shawl or pointed outllna.
Bsamaiss baosa.-
Besmals sauce, whkh la usually
much aiiprectated wbep aarved with
a filet da boauf. or veal cutlets. Is
merely bollandalae wltb a teaspoooful
of finely chopped tarragon, a small
quantity of cbervll and a few drop
of tarragon vinegar added lb last
thing before being aarved. If la well
to note that a delicate sauce of- tba
above uWrlpt Ion. would ba likely to
curdle If poured Into a luraen which
haa beew mad vary hot.
- i in i - -
Gherkin suae.
0 berk la sauce, which Is fte ;
f erred, wbea as oca of thla deacrlp-
tlon hi required, to caper aauca. may ba
made by adding some chopped gher
kins to soma good white aauca which
baa been abarpened wltb a few drops
of the pick la Io wblcb tba gherklna
war preservrd and a small quantity
of tarragon vinegar.
AnsKavy tsus.
For a rich anchovy sauce make half
a pint of melted butter and add half
aa ounce of fresh butler wblcb ba
been worked ap with I wo teaspoooful
of eaeeor of anchovy snd stir lu three
or four drops of rarmltie to Improve
tba color, or. If preferred, fish stock
may be need Instead of milk .
Maitr a-Hstl Sa tea.
Malt re d'botel aauca" can ba quickly
maoe in tna aame way as anchovy
aauca by snttliutlng ote ounce of
ma It re d' hoi el butter for rba ancbovy
butter, but for this milk all bout wa
ter should ba used for tb white aauca
aartaa sioarocaa
Inn rmadtJnt)!a BjanserlaliB.
son.
A smart dettlroat I b twiaa
oa of lha "Blinky" gowsi to.ika
fin silk Jersey with a ruffle at as
DlsJts adced with s ktog. owf msm
rringas of all kind are ttssms
favor. TbesaarasorslBsatfaaam
enenllls and silk
i"or children a decided prtfWsrt"
tb peasant aty le seem b bt lb) 1
rial IITATI. log fancy.
Th nlrhlaown tbat frsa sn
C. E. and Usrv A. Dubois at si tit I u mmrm rn.hionabt is4 is
John Stormer, u acres of section 19.1 that rtri. like eiclally wat T
iuw,..,..p , aouin, rang t aaat; . u dalnfr and rbartning. 7" '
Brady Rambo to Haial Tooca. lot I .ln.nl. JUPIO CUOUJcr.
vi diock is, u iaaa ion; iooo.
E. P. Carter to Iran Carter, lota 11.
14, block 11, Oladatona; ft,
O. W. Spehr at al to Olds Wota-
suma Paint Company, lota 3, 14, block
6, South Qregoa City; $1.
N. I Acklea at al to Old Moteiumn
PalntCompanr,1and - Inaetlon "T, 1
This kfaf Manias patters to e)
! for mlSMS snd a ma II aasasy .
slatasn snd lht" nr "JL
t this ofllee. slvlna nuisbar. a
wtU promptly 'n7,","4SJJ pa
mil If in hail ssna sa
esnt Stsinp for letisr pnrtass,
-peaat'TaswwTfca"H,-"M---
triinK an Dvvaw wmy
. Owea McQoade, who waa arrested
for drunkenness oa Saturday Booster
Day waa before Recorder Stlpp Mon-
o7 m icu nn iiooor now it oappanea.
Of eoars b bad a good story, bat It
waa old aad Bacorder 8tipp bad beard
tt ao often it "didn't teecb blm." Us
ual result when that happens fined
$5, wblcb! b paid.
"Pop. tall m soma- conundruma"
"Conundrums? - why, I doa t know any
eonundruma, my aoa." "Oh. yea. you
do! i board mother tell .Aunt Mary
tha other day that yaw keea. bar goeee.
taf moat of tbo Urn." Pock.
Miss Champlla aad 8mltbeea walked
at together. Tbey stood waiting for
tba elevator. be looked at bias, aad
tbey both smiled a etebly amfla
Ate Yoa a StiBscribet to the
New Daily?
Ciarm 7lX?VZ
a blfwork bofor. it 1. boojUn, Orogo. a?y and cLtI't
support means mor strength for tbo work. . -t-ittwv vawiy. toot
Will You Help Boost you own Interests?
For a Ilsattad Urn tb Mernm. Eator prla will ba aoio) to paid ta adraaaa
Mhoarlhara sa fellows: aaraao
By Carrier. 1 roar
Br Man, 1 year......,,
" ywar aama hm ramtttanea.
3.M
2M
racBT arraaLaao.
bitter won tba title from Nelson. The
champion la ready to take on Packy
si isa pound ringside. As McFar
land said recently ha waa willing to
make tba required weight It is mora
than likely that tbe pair will b match
ed to meet in the near future.
At 135 tiound McFarland la tbe beat
boxer In America, hot at 133 rlnrsld
ba would not ioes stamina enough
to cop with Wolgast In a battle over
twenty round. McFarland la th tail
eat lightweight 'la tb ring today and
experiences considerable difficulty In
redoclng bis weight
Ha m only twenty-two yeare of age
aad . If be raaaot make 133 rtngald
bow ba Barer win. Ha' u growing
right along and ta a year will ba a
real welterweight. Tba etockyarde
champion la unfortunate because be U
bwnj two wetgbta.
peioW Hanry tseine; U twsden,
Jwm ftWy. tb Texas sprinter.
wtM JU aaeauber of th Olympic tsam
Omt gf to llwedaa in 1912. An-aovo'-easesrf
to tbi affect Is made by
I M Benedett. aecretary of th
omtbera division of tha Amateur Ath
letic anion. Henry will ba tb first
southerner fbue honored.
Matty Thinks Cardinals Ara Easy.
Christy Matbewson la willing to bet
1100 ba will aot lose a game to tna
St. Louis Cardlnala thla Season.
arait ooaao rarnooAT.
tha majority bar a straight, van
edge tbat term Ina lea above tba knaea
or juat below and baa soma variety of
border decoration,'
Tbi petticoat caa be mad plain or
fsncy. it la made wltb a habit back,
and. while clone fitting, yet wide enough
at the bottom to mako It comfortable
for walking. JUDIO CHOLLET.
Thl May Maatoe aaHsra as eat to efsae
from B It M waist measure, asaa
esnt te thuTaAlsa, giving number. (SM,
aad H wiu ba asamatlr forwarded to yoa
by mall, if n hssta sand aa adnlilonal
twa ssnt atamp far Mtsr passags, which
teworsa mora prsmpt Osllvsry.
4 ,
Put Yourself in the
Ad-Recders Place...
When you writs nn .i...m. 1
fd-or any kind of an ad try to
Include la It just th taformatioa a
you'd Ilk to find It yoa war aa
ad -reader and war looking foi an
ad of that kino, , J
. It yoa do this to area a small
extant your a4 will bring Ra-
BULTfil 4
CENTENNIAL JUBILEE
. TO
A ST OR I A
Attest (0 to Sept. 9, J9H
Commmortlno th One-Hundrdth Annlviraary of ths First Wl
aattlamant In tha Northwoet and th Beolnnlno ef th Orsgo"
try at Astoria. Oregon. Preeentlno HlateHeal an crn''l, r"
turea, togathar with a .. ., - . i
Spectacular Marine and Military Pageant
OIn Curtlss, famous aviator, will fly vr land and l tinh
PACIFIC COAST REGATTA
tstT" Oratet Aauatlo fynt tbhW In th VVat ;
Import"1
Hlstorieslfy This Celebration Is to ha ana of tha Moat
Cvent to take plae Thla Yar In tha United itstss.
THE .
Ofcgon-Wasliinoa Rallto&d t'-
Naylcatioa Ccapany .
will HI I tlok.t. from all points on It II n. a, Including brsnehsi
ONE ND ONE-THIRD FARE
FOR THI ROUND TRIr. , '
for further particulars apply to th Ctnnlal Commit
Orgon, r to V
JTnv McMcway. Gca'I Pass. At
Portland; Oregon