Morning Oregonian., June 13, 1912, Page 11, Image 11

' TITE MORSIXG PRECOMAX. TITUTISDAY, JFXE 13, 1912. 11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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AML'BEMEilTS.
HKIMO THEATER tSeventB and Tarler
Tha D'irhar In klnamaeolor. Thla after
noon at 1:30 and tonight at 8:S0.
BAKEK THEATER-tKlereath aad aforrl
aoii Dakar Stock Company la tha play.
"Wildfire." Tonlht at
ORPHEUM TH EATER M wrlma,
lth and Hevenlh) Vaudeville Tb'a aft.
I .rnoon at 1:11 and tonlsht at S:10 o clock.
EMPRESS THEATER (Park and Waanlna
ton) Vaudeville. Thla afiarnooa a; X-i.
tonight at t:B and o'clock.
PANTAOEH THEATER (Seventh
0.r Vaudeville. Thla aft. moon at s:l.
tonight at T:U and 'clock.
OAKS PARK Willamette Rlver Amuee
m.nt park: varied attraction. Thla after
noon and tonlsht.
COi:NCJX CXEI T (Portland Heights
Intilo Amu.m. at Park.
PEOPI.E-B, STAR. ARCADE, OH JOT.
TIVOLI AND CRTHTALr- Flrst-rua pic
tures. 11 A. P. U.
RECREATIOV PARK J4th and Vun")
arball. Portland va. Oakland. Thla after
nooa at S o'clock.
OREOosriAir at xe sorts.
For tha nlckot BcUvavy of Tha
Orronlaa at Baaaassr reeerta. eua
ecrlbe through tha following ae-eala.
City rates. Bobaerlptloaa by seell ara
parable la aervaaw.
BruThtaa Beach. Or.... J. A. Baldwin
Caraoa Spring Mlaeral Uprisen Rotal
Calllna Bprlaca Fran! A. Teaa
Grarhart Park K. J. lalrhara
Leas Roach .....Loala Cohea
Kabcotla B. Brewa
N airport Ooa. Brlveeta
Oceaa Park Boaehy
Kecsaway Beech, Or. .W Ilk In a Blea
Bt. Martina Bprlaca. .Mra. Bt. Martfca
Beaalde Clark Straatoa
Beavlew. Weak) Freak K. Btraahal
TlllaaMok . Laaaar
Teaelaaa, Wash Joha Hark
Mas. Bcboabd'b Assailant Goxs TO
Bale. Mra. Arnei Flak, tha womun
who Tuesday assaulted Mr. John H.
Bure-ard with a chair In Mrs. Burgard'a
residence, 471 Alnaworth avenue, after
galnine; admittance on a pretense of
lining- the telephone, was yesterday ad
judged Insane and committed to the
state asylum at Salem. The complaint
against Mrs. Flske was filed by Mr.
Jyola O. Baldwin, head of tha depart
ment of publlo safety for young wo
men, an auxiliary of the police, and
tha examination was . made by Dr.
Harry Cliff.
QnAHDSTAND TlCKSTS, EAST BIDS.
Children's parade. Friday, June 14, at
S P. M. Price, 60 cents. Musical car
nival (band concerts on Grand ave
nue). Friday evening, June 14, at 1:10
o'clock. Price, IS cents. For automo
bile parade, while traversing; Grand
avenue, Wednesday, June 11, at 1 P. M.
Price, IS cents.. Love's Pharmacy, cor.
Grand eve. and East Burnside; Mason's
store, cor. Qrand ave, and East Ankeny;
Morrison-Grand Drugstore, cor. Eaat
Morrison and Grand ave.; Wilson's
1'rugstore. Ill Grand avenue. Buy now,
Eaat Bids Business Men's Club.
Franchise PsTmoNS Ready. L. M.
Lepper, of the East Bide Business Men's
Club, announced yesterday that the
petitions requesting the granting or
franchise asked for by the Hill lines
for the East Bide, are now ready and
awaiting the action of Attorney Grant,
to whom the franchise was referred.
Mr. Lepper aald that the petitions are
from practically all the Improvement
rluba of the city which have passed
resolutions Indorsing the franchise.
also from most of the banks. Chamber
of Commerce and several thousands of
taxpayers.
Qabdens to Bb Judged. C B. Mer
rick, Ok O. Hughson. rr. W. K, Lald
law and A. II. Metcalf will examine
and 'Judge the children's gardens In
the !ose City Park district today and
tha prises will be given out next Tues
day at the Rosa City acboolhouse. Four
prises will be given. First for the
best gardenr grown 1nthe district, 110:
second. 17.10; third. $T.0; fourth. 11.10.
The Judges will make their Inspections
today so that the best produce may
be taken to the Armory Saturday.
Bix Doctors Pass. The Oregon
State Optometry Board, on May 28. 21
and 10. held Its second examinations
of applicants for certificates to be al
lowed to practice optometry In this
state. Tr. Lowe, president; Dr. Herman
W. Barr, secretary, and Dr. H O.
Mattern. advisory member held the ex
aminations. From tne larye claas of
applicants the following sis. ooctors
passed: C. A. Starr. B. FontalnevTL.
M. Snow, M. A. Dallas, F. C. Johnson,
U II. Wilson.
Marinb Insurascb to Bs Paitx
County Auditor Martin was notified
yesterday morning that tha New York
I'nderwrlters' Agency, which carried
- the Insurance on the ferry Lionel R.
Webster, damaged by fire two weeks
ago. will pay the face value of the
policy, 16000. The actual damage to
the ferry was, according to Auditor
Martin, about 17000 and the county will
thus be out about 12000.
Club Purchases Old Scnoot-HousE.
The Rose City Club haa bought from
the district the old frame schoolhouse.
recently vacated, and will move It on
the grounds of the club at East Fifty
seventh street and Sandy boulevard,
where It will be used for club meetings
until the new clubhouse Is erected. A.
H. Metcalf. president of the club, said
yesterday that the stew clubhouse will
probably coat about 17000.
Railroad Misnnos Arranoed. Ar
rangements are being made to hold
meetings at Logan and other polnta In
the near future to promote the con
struction of an electrlo Una between
Portland and the Clackamas Station
district. C. F. Clark has the subject
In hand, and the plan Is to organise
In as many of the centers as possible
in that district.
Wi cordially extend to you the cour
tesy of our company and desire you to
feel free to make our ofllcea your Port
land address. We have provided desk
room, phone service, stationery, etc
and will take care of your mall during
the Festival week. We shall be glad
t meat vou at any time. Chapin-
Herlow Mortgage Trust Co.. third
floor Chamber of Commerca
Jl-t Oivms 16000 Verdict. A
verdict for 16000 against the Portland
Railway. Light t Power Company and
in favor of rater H. Edlefsen, who was
in lured bv one of the company s cars.
was found yesterday by a Jury In Judge
McGinn's department ef the Circuit
Court.
Mr. Mrrchart. If you want to see
the snappleat line of popular-priced
children and young men's clothes, made
In thla country, call at 142 Sherlock
building, and Inspect the Progress and
Success line made in the tailor shops
of Koch, Schaffner dc Adler, Cincinnati.
Church to Bb Dedicated Jumb 21
Dedication of the Clinton Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, Powell
road and East Thirty-ninth street, will
be held Sunday, June 23. and not on
June 1 as formerly arranged.
J. Poltvea dc Co., tailors, 20 Corbett
bids-., have a reputation for high-grade
workmanship and beat material. Dress
suits, fancy vaatings, tuxedoa a ape
clalty. Prices materially reduced.
For Salb. Choice lot on Cornell
riosd. most desirable residence location
In rltv. For sale by owner; 1400 less
than market price. Mac Rea, Main 171.
Wnaia to Srrve Sandwiches. The
Tortland Women'a Willamette Club
will serve coffee ana sanawicnes today
at noon at Grace cnurcn.
v.tino today all day. Oaks Rink,
New Church' HOusb Nearly Ready.
The First Presbyterian Church has
almost completed Its new church house
for the accommodation of the Increas
ing Sunday school of that organisation.
For soma time the smaller members of
the school have been meeting In the
basement. But soon the brightest and
airiest rooms In the new building will
be for their use. A unique feature of
the primary department room will be
a frlexe of pictures, copies of the
famoua paintings of the "Life of
Christ." These will run entirely around
the room, at a height easily to be
seen by the little people. Btereoptlcon
slides of these pictures have been
made, and at 1:16 next Monday evening
the pastor of the church. Dr. John H.
Boyd, will deliver a lecture on the
"Life of Christ." using these slides as
Illustrations of the subject. The public
Is -invited.
Humamr Society Is Active. As shown
by the monthly report of the Oregon
Humane Society 417 horses and mules
were examined In the month of May.
Of these 13 were ordered taken off
duty, as unlit for work. Five horses
were destroyed. In the same period
17 cows were examined, four of them
being found In bad condition and one
ordered deatroyed. Twenty-nine dogs
were disposed of and 176 cata aheltered.
Four arrests were made for cruelty to
animals; three convictions were se
cured and two fined. By the use of
the new sand machine 632 blocks have
been sprinkled with- sand, which haa
been found advantageoua to automo
biles as well as horses. The society is
making a special effort, to stop the
shooting of song birds. The officers
of the society are now located at 176
Madiaon street, near the Hawthorne
bridge.
Garden Contest Narrows Down.
Working while other people were
watching the parade yejaterday after
noon, the Judgea In the acnool garrten
contest have narrowed the selection
down to 10 gardens, out of a total entry
of 206. All but sis districts have now
been visited, and by the time Profes
sor A. G. B. Bouquet, one of the offi
cial arbitera, baa returned from Cor
vallls, Thursday night, every thing
will be in readiness for making tha
final Inspection of the leading doseu
Friday morning. The awards will be
decided In the afternoon. In the
opinion of one of the Judges, two of
the finest gardens were discovered yes
terday afternoon. They anticipate that
only a point or two will separate tha
first half dosen.
Drug Salesmen Banqueted. Follow
ing three days' Instructions in sales
manship. 40 salesmen of the Blumauer
Frank Drug Company were given a
banquet last night at 1:30, at the Com
mercial Club, by the company. -H. J.
Frank, president of the company, made
an address at the banquet and L Korn
acted aa toaatmaster. Thia la the first
annual meeting of the salesmen ana it
Is ths beginning of a series of Instruc
tions In the art of selling that has been
instituted.
Dentist Falls; Kills Belt. A fan
down six steps on a stairway caused
the death of Ralph R. Pennypacker,
connected with the Wright System
Dentists, yesterday. No one saw the
accident, which happened at bis lodg
ings at. 401 Stark atreet. but ne nao
evidently been dead two hours when
discovered. He had a fractured skull
and a broken neck. Hln body will be
shipped to Montesano, where hla rela
tives reside.
Masamas to Climb Larch. The Mi-
same Club will climb Larch Mountain
this week. Thla peak la near Brower.
or., a email town not far from Bridal
Veil. Aa ths trip cannot be made In
one day. members of the party win
leave Portland Saturday. This peak Is
4000 feet high and from It a view la
had of the Willamette valley, tne Co
lumbia River and the Cascades.
Flao Day to Bb Observed. Flag
day will be observed by the council oi
Jewish Women tomorrow at 1:10 P. M.
Mr. D. Soils Cohen will give the
address and " Mrs. Henry Metsger
will sine- the "Star-Spangled Banner.
The presentation of the flag will be
by Mrs. Horace 'emon. regent oi w ii
lamette chapter. Daughters of Ameri
can Revolution.
Picnic and Music at Bull Ruh Park
RrtNDATa. Fine music at the Pavilion
Bull Run Park, on the new Mount Mood
line every Sunday, alao excellent re
freshment stand. Traina leave Monis-
vllla deoot I A. M. and 1:30 P. l- nun
davs, returning leave Bull Run Park.
1:30 P. M. and P. M. 8cenery en
route unaurpsssed. Take "M V" cara to
Mount Hood depot.
Freak Root Resembles Gull. 3. M.
Wolf, of Qulniault, Wash., Is the owner
of a piece of fir wood that closely
resembles a sea gull. The wood Is part
of a stump dug up o the homestead
of John Bunch, near Qulniault about a
year ago. The gnarled wood gives the
appearance of plumage at a dlatance.
The eye socket Is also indicated in the
proper position.
"Sake" Fourth Committer to Meet.
Mayor Rushlight yesterday called a
meeting of the "safe and sane" Fourth
of July committee for Friday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock at the City Hall.
Owing to the fact that A. L. Mills Is
going Kast ano win oe unaoie to
serve this year, the Mayor has desig
nated 1. N. Flelschner as temporary
chairman. V
Racks I
Red Hot!
Five Horse Races.
Country Club Track.
FutR Band Music
Admission, 60c: grandstand, free.
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
All the "crackerjacks" will be there.
Bowerb Hotel Grills.
Eleventh and Stark Streets.
Eat in aulet and comfort; best of
cuisine and services; prices reaaonable;
open 7 A. M. to 1 A. M. Entrance also
through "Annex Hotel," Twelfth and
Washington streets.
Naturalisation Hearing Postponed.
The naturalisation hearing scheduled
for Friday and Saturday of thla week
before Presiding Judge Kavanaugh. of
the State Circuit Court, has been post
poned for one week to June 21 and 22.
Portland Academy Graduates Larob
Class. The largest class graduated
from Portland Academy for some time
will hold Its commencement exercises
Friday evening. June 14, at the -First
Presbyterian Church.
Thb Arts and Crafts Salesroom.
1000 Marquam bldg.. haa row attrac
tive samplea of weaving, pottery, metal
and Norwegian work.
Portland Swimming Baths, 117 4th;
open dally 25c. Visitors welcome.
"TIP" ISSUED, SAYS WOMAN
Witness Ray Underworld Warned of
Proposed Police Raids.
Lillian Johnson, an Inmate of one of
the houses of the North End Park
block, who was arrested as a result of
Chief Stover's clean-up order, appeared
on the stand yesterday and testified
that word had gone through that sec
tion Saturday night not to admit any
more men. to the houses. She said a
general warning had raen sent to wo
men of the underworld, but was un
able to say who sent out the "tip."
She got five days In prison.
SUIT AGAINST JONES FILED
Government Seek to Recover $ 1
000 From .Pardoned Man.
United States District Attorney Mo
Court filed a suit In the United States
District Court yesterday In the name
of the Government against Wlllard N.
Jonea to recover 2113.000. alleged to be
the value of nine claims In the allots
Indian reservstlon that came Into the
Modern methods are
essential to success
in any business be
cause they are
time
The modern real es
tate dealer saves time
(which means mon
ey) by usinfr o n r
guaranteed Certifi
cate of Title. Inves
tigate. Call for
booklet. Title &
Trust Co., Fourth
and Oak.
poasesslon of Jones by fraudulent
means.
The claims, involved In the suit, are
the same upon which Jones was In
dicted for securing fraudulently and on
which charge he was pardoned recent
ly by President Taft,
OREGOII MASONS MEET
GRAND LODGE IS IX SESSION
WITH LARGE ATTEXDAXCE.
Prosecution Will Follow Wearing
Society Badges Wlthoat Right.
Building Fund to Start.
With more than 150 members In at
tendance, the largest number In the
history of the Oregon Grand Maaona,
legislation was taken up yesterday
that will make the Rose Festival con
gress the most Important as well. The
matter of enforcing the state law to
prevent unlawful wearing of lodge
secret society pins, the raising of a
12000 Masonic relief fund for Portland
widows and orphana and the levying
of a per capita tax for the ultimate
construction of a Masonic home In this
city were some of the more Important
matters that will be under considera
tion before the adjournment Friday
evening.
While there is a law prohibiting the
wearing of lodge pine by thoae not en
titled to the privilege. It la not strin
gent enough and cannot be easily en
forced. Aa a conaeuqence a number of
people gain aome of the privileges of
membership fraudulently.
Plans for the Masonic home are Im
mature and not even an estimate of
the probable cost can be given, but
the lodge Is working steadily to raise
a basic fund which can be relied upon
when the time to build comes.
The session yesterday morning
opened with an addresa by Stephen A.
Lowell, of Pendleton, grand orator.
Committee reports were read and re
ferred and the "school of Instruction"
work was taken up. In charge of Paul
Chamberlain. An Invitation to a spe
cial session for Friday evening from
Portland Lodge. No. It wda accepted.
POLICE NAB PICKPOCKET
Dan Daly, Failing to Recognise Two
Detectives, Gets BO Days.
Dan Daly, alias Bums, a "dip," owes
his arrest and a prison sentence of (0
days, which he drew yesterday, to his
Inability to distinguish between an
ordinary cltlxen and a police detective.
He was arrested Monday by Detec
tives Moloney and Swennes. The offi
cers were seated on a bench beside the
Clarke Hotel when the man came out,
They Immediately recognised him aa a
pickpocket, and watched his move
ments. After "stalling" about for a
few mlnutea, evidently with an eye for
a victlmi he sat down on the bench be
side the two detectives.
"Hello. Dan." called Moloney after
Daly had aeated hlmaelf.
Daly gave one look and darted across
the street, but he waa unable, to elude
the detectives, Daly waa arreated here
laat year during the Rose Featlval.
PARK & TILFORD'S FINE
.CHOCOLATES.
Alao Malllard s. Allegrettl's. Mullane'a,
Plg'n Whistle delicious candies at our
2 a tores. Slg. Slchel dc Co.
Man, Despondent, Takes Life.
CHEHALIS. Wash., June 12. (Spe
cial.) J. H. Lee, of Rifle, died at a
hospital here last night from taking
carbolic add with suicidal Intent. Lee
had been despondent owing to the
deaths of hie wife and child. Recently
be was ohliged to quit Ms church, ow-
Today Is-theDay
Qregg
Is The Company
Only Life Insurance "Exclusively Oregon
Best for Oregonians
Home Office Corbett Building, Portland
A. L MILLS L. SAMUEL ' CLARENCE S. SAMUEL
Pre aidant
General Manager
U2T Good Contracts for Topnotchers
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"The
Bridge
of the
Gods"
Following requertg from all over
Oregon, this memorable perform
ance will be repeated. One more
performance only. Get leati
NOW. Tire thousand turned
away Monday. Oaah back for
Wednesday'! seat or exchanged
for Friday.
Friday
. ONLY
Last Chance This Year
Seat Sale 10 to 9 at
Rowe & Martin's Drugstore
Sixth and Washington.
PRICES
Box Seats, each $2.00
Grandstand, first 10 rows. .$1.50
Grandstand, reserved $1.00
General Admis'n, unreserved. 50c
Children under 12 25c
Hear and See in Any Seat
Multnomah
Field
If performance is not held,
all moneys will positively
be returned.
lng to his having Joined a aecret eocl,
ety, and this affected him alao.
CARD OP THAXK.
We wish o thank onr kind friends
for their eympathy during our saa Be
reavement In the loss of our an and
brother. Roy R. Plttlnger: and alao for
the beautirul tlower otreringa
MRS. KiiSR HKNUERSHOT
ANO Hl'SHANll.
FANN1B PITTKNGER.
White ants In Anafralia have developed an
appetite for tha lead rovarlns and inaula
tlcn of eaMea which la proving coetly to
t,l,pnnn rompap
C0FFEI
Golden West Steel Cut
Coffee is tha perfect stand
ard by which yon can com
pare all other brands. Gol
den West is the 100 per
cent satisfactory coffee.
You know from use how
far short of this - mark
other coffees are.
Assistant Manager
MS:
"KNIGHT
Values
Shoe
have been responsible for a steady,
value, style Portland."
FIT, SERVICE
Sole Agents
Stacy Adams Men's Foot
wear OXFORDS that
FIT at the HEEL and
that do not gap
i
KNIGHTS
MORRISON AT SEVENTH
FREE HOME
TELEPHONES
The Home Telephone Com
pany has installed for the con
venience of the public, during
the Rose Carnival, free tele
phones, with attendant to as
sist the public with any kind
of information which they
desire, at the following- places:
Third and Morrison
Fifth and Morrison
Fifth and Washington
Park and Washington
North Bank Depot
Union Depot
ONE DOLLAR AN ACRE
PER MONTH
Will Buy You a Chicken
rarm.
Edward E. Goudey
Lewis BulldlnsT,
MORTGAGE LOANS
BT sue aair An KasSt hu!rlBlBi ItrOMrtlM.
aM Ww '
pr ent avnd T pr cent on thr do
In buclneM and resldaac eurUl.
BAND
STRUMENTS
WrrlajieCarUfotS.
DAMAGE CLAIMS
If rea have a claim r,f ay ItlrM. eae aa.
14 reare esparieaee, llefarencee.
RIf'IIAKn CABXT CLAIM AtiEttCT.
Marartall 1SS- eel 1 Blda.
GUNNS B. & N. TONIC
A perfect vltaJtawr that I tot toot 1 rr
aa all oreane ef the eedr. Bapl-ae
rram elraae. gniMnir ' -
l&m a - Stnrae er mall Write tee
Da, weaUe Ce rkllaaalaAaa,
W I
E Jwa N
X OaklaaB H-aU-v. XX
1 Tr PreBaeta -r,
Am rawpaay. If Xa
f BOB asaldln 1.1
RI Blda, . 4 a
V rertlaa, or. i.f
T
o JJl, J
ing business in the past 15
years. This business started
in a 'one man shop and
today it claims the capacity
of the largest
shoe store in
at the sides. BETTER
SHOES
O-S-U-12
Just Dip in Water
and Blow!
This i the lat Fosp Rul)lle work.
So pt all the Hubblrr yon ran.
Tell yotir pntcer, "I want a Hub
bier with every loaf of
Blue Ribbon Bread
10c a
Loaf
For the investment of your July 1st
couK)ii, our 7 per rent Hond, in multiples of $100,
are unexcelled. May be nurrendBred aftor one year.
Payment guaranteed by our Reserve Fflud of $100,000.
OflTtreni aajel Dlrectarea
nvrlimn nntrMlnt J. F. Jaaeer rrank K. nooly
. o, Crawford. Vlca-Fraaidaat H. O. Colloa W. a. MrPharaoa
Hears A. Sargent, Vtce-Frea. riatl 4-latt, touaael
r. It COOK. BalCRKTART.
SB Stark Streert. Mala BUT.
A Portland Corporation
You Are Cordially Invited
to vlalt rtur riant any week day anrl enjoy a trip
tlirouah all th nuniernu departments. Cnlfnrtnl
a-uM In attnclanrk. Iarn about Ouvernmont In
anertlon. a valuable feature of this modern, sanitary
plant. Thla Inaurea purrhrtaors of meat anil meat
prodiirta. hnarlnK the ilovernmrnt stamp of approval,
absolutely pure) and wliolaoma food. Vlattor In Port
land will find thla trip a pleasant and Instructive one,
rwrupytna moat of a mornlns: or afternoon. Take the
Mleielppl ave. (L) car or tit, Jolina car and transfer
to Kenton.
UNION MEAT COMPANY
. riOSFEIt PACKERS
KORTH PORTLAND, ORlXiOX.
I
I THE GEO. LAWRENCE CO.
Foster & Klciscr
lllsb-r.rade Coaasaeertal aad riertrte
SIGNS
Laat rmaik and tM Kieieit :4reeta, -a'beaee
Last lilt, at 1224.
grow
$wWik ill h
lw I f1;
mMwm:'
f 111 :
rHIl.DRKX'S DEPARTMEXT
This department la the favor! t
shopping- pla'e for the y o u n a
people of rortland. 8peclul sales,
men devoto tholr ntlre time to
ftttlnar growing feet properly, A
KnlKht fit means healthy feet
and foot ease,
j. aw.
LA'-,'-,WT. 1 .T",ymi,.-itjr ama v.t ,.a,.af
ft wMn flrcl of "Krlnrt.'
Mn r nut of tn th
"Kiinnrtii" r for1 nit
nntaMini ho pprclt
the t"rlty, holt.mnM,
rls.nllnui of "litu 1Mb
hon" Hr-e.fi. -Io ya Uk
(J ODD brdt'
Log Cabin
Baking Co.
Vaareerer Ave. and tYemnnt Blreet
Under State Supervision
SjaaaW-a'e
OF THB PACIFIC
COLUMBIA
SANITARIUM
Th rolumhl Hnltrtum U a uri'ai and
mr11a)U Inatltut. IocbUM t th corner ot
Hixth antf Vanillin trtts nt to th Port
land Hot, nd ! prprd to trt anA
cur d I of mn, omn n4 rhtldrwn.
Tht fnitltutton ' aa Mitblliber In port
land atx yarj ten, where during- thstaa yaara
Its rnairvtiou. ncremn In rurlnc thoiuanrta -of
pTPfina of d ( nasi raitf It to pt n
th pr of any Ilka Insultuiion In th W l
mh a Bnris,ity of tli r, tar, no,
throat, harl, atotnach, kldna, ratarrh.
rheumatlcin and all rhrorilr iIiBaa. Our
nratral, eleH-trlrai and ntcdt-a )aamtnrr
depart mama art com plate. 4 nlumlila aanl
tarlum. INI HUth at real, rnrtland. OragoO.
1r J U. Naaaln. Wft.l-nt Phvairlan.
A otd dpot I of fxi'epfinnal rlrttrtM
1st nimorwl to hav haa rt-entt dla-ot-rred
at ihf t,iilh'ln-jiiv mttia. on ih River Onon,
aoout mtta from htta. II t- rpoit
that -thr la mora than on pound n ga,l
to ona and ot-balf luna oi travai.
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