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',,', - V ' i t r ' ' 'f 1 . DAILY JOXJUNAL: rHIE OREGON PORTLAND SATtJUDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1003. ' n r '. YOUTHFUL SWAIN . NEWLY APPOINTED STATE BOARD MUST : DRAGGED TO DEATH !. - KILLS HIS RIVAL .ADJUTANT GENERAL GIVE WHITE'S LICENSE ON SAW CARRIAGE WHEN YOU SEE THIS: LABEL Hi- r -' rt--r', )V p'AiftnA Judge PCIeland V Renders -lari oapt'W. i Hnzer, Long and ,v n ;inlnn m iMr rmh: ; Mere Boys at Santa Rosa Flgh O. T. Stam, Head Sawyer for uver Attections ot a- tastern Lumber Company, Killed. This-Mornlngi '.Mi' TO Til f fF I ll (Journal Special Service.) , , SANTA. ROSA. Aug. 1 Amos Marti jthew. 17 yeanl of are and tha aon of -prominent pafenta hare, fatally ahot hla .. I friend, James Mitchell, aged 14 year, ilaat night They vera-Mvala for, tha , J good graces of a pretty J I -year-old ; inlaa of tha neighborhood In which they - i.ivea. " - ,-., i Young Mitchell exhibited a note to iUerrlthew which -ha had received from tha girl. Tha missive was couched In ' i terms of love. - - . In return Merrithew nrnduivwl a tilt. , " let-deux from the youthful coquet In I wmcn - ana toia nim about tha aama thin. Mttr-hull who auniwiaxt ' ha ha A i uuiun mit uim vwu W 7 , iiajma tiled Merrithewe note aa a forgery, hla ao angered tha former that ha drew i j a revolver and ahot hla companion, after which he took to hla . heela . and ran .nearly threa mllea Into tha country. i' Repenting, ha came back and ex reaaed hla torr&w. He offered to par i an expenses of tha Physician's care. Doctors at a lata hour la at night' were r unable to find the bullet, and It la given eui that the boy will die. j.t Tha young girl's' pa rente, upon learn ; ing or the tragi a affair, ehut their daugh .; ter up where the la not allowed to con verse with any peraon regarding the 'ad affair. f MX ft HAD MILLIONS, BIT : KEPT NO ACCOUNTS I dY 7: CHICAOO, Aug. 1. Mora than 13.000. n In property haa-been unearthed by tha executor of the estate of Col. OeorgeJ .Xept hla secret and discussed hla affairs .with no man. It la only . by reading ; every scrap of paper and examining every record that can be found the loca ; tlon of .the vast property Intereats. 'notes, etc. Something new la cropping up aauy. f A quarter of the eatata la left to 'Isaac T. Crum of Oakland, another .- quarter to Collector of Port John Cllne, iand to Deputy George Cllne. nephews, at JLoa Angeles. Old Cllne lived alone In 'one of the 75 rooms of the World's ralr ' Hotel, which he bought in 18S. TRYING TO SQUARE : LITTAUER MATTER (Journal Special Service.) ; ' WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. Lawyera .representing Congressman ' LIttauer called on Secretary Root today. A long .conference waa held.' which la taken to mean that Garllngton'a report is not aa 'favorable aa at flrat auooaed In the -.Lyon glove contract matter. Root ra .vxnses tO'dlscuss the matter. It la stated -;thla evening that the visit of Congress tjinan Llttauer'a -attorney to Secretary fjtoot waa .to forestall any possible In- ,r jiisMoe tnat,mignt be done the Congress L Jinan; Indirectly by the War Department ,, and explain explicitly Llttauer'a connee--tlon' wjtlj the Lyon glove contract TERRIBLE CRIME OF HUMAN FIENDS .-Tha action of 'tha SUte Board of Bailor Boarding-House Commissioners In refusing to Issue; a license to Smith and .White Bros., aa proprietors of a sailor boarding-house, was declared to be Illegal by SUte Circuit Judges Cle- land and George, Judge Sears dissent Ing, In an opinion which was handed down at .J:le o clock this axternoon. Tha decision, which was 'given . by WOODBURN. Or Aug. 1. Capt W. E.' KJnser, who haa just be appointed Adjutant-General by Governor Chamber lain, waa born at ShsneavUle, O., Sep tember 15. 11(7; clerked three years la a hardware store at New Philadelphia, O.; came to Oregon In 1889 and Joined his parents at Hubbard. Soon after ha came to Woodburn, clerked In Prevoat's hard ware store one year, then In the Oe-le grocery, which with J. B. Hentnger he I Judge George, held that tha board had purchased In, 111 and waa appointed I assumed an erroneous construction of postmaster, retaining that position for tha law paased by the last Legislature, monopoly to. any single flrm of Bailor boardlng.house proprietors, -, Tha iera porary writ of mandamus compelling tha commissioners to Issue a' license to Smith and White Bros was therefore declared peremptory and permanent For the board. Attorney McGinn asked for a stay of proceedings, and ha and Attorney Hume, for the. petitioners, were arguing tha matter a( a lata hour this afternoon. i A Remarkable Discovery by a Remarkable Man. SAYS COUNCIL HAD NO POWER TO ACT ADjtrTAirT oaniu w. b. ramm nearly alt years. Mr. Henlngers in terest In the grocery waa bought by C Boynton, who in the course of a year aold to bis partner. Captain Fl riser, who aubsequently aold It and gave hla undi vided attention to the postofllce, people to this day speaking highly of the most Another chanter was added to the Favorite Saloon trouble thla afternoon, when Attorney W. T. Hume appeared In' tha Circuit Court and tiled a petition for a writ of review from the decision of the Municipal Court, holding JohnaG. ' Frits guilty of, selling liquor, without a license. , The Council revoked Frlts's license a few daya ago on tha Charge tnat a roo bery had been committed In his saloon at Fourth and Couch streets. The petition alleges arbitrary action on the part of the Council la passing the resolution of revocation. 'The Council." It reads In part, "did not and have not refunded any portion of the money paid by Frits aa a license fee. and aald resolution Is an attempt to excellent service by him as a servant of ' 4)- .r.,.. I'i. sort k. I etorciiie powera In exceaa of the Juris i. i .07 h. ".t.JiZi diction of aald Council and is void. In 17. he started a dry gooda atore and V.,lnin. ..m ,., 'The refunding of aald money Is necessary to the power of aald Common Council, under aald ordinance, to revoke the license, RAILWAY IRON IS DEEPLY SUBMERGED I (Journal Special San-ice.) 'DETROIT, Aug. 1. The 6-year-old daughter of John Browoska was taken .from her bed by two unknown men who , broke into the house early this morning -'and was carried to a nearby field and outraged. The child will die. A big . posse of cltlsens. headed by the child's .father, is in pursuit of the men and they wm oe lyncneo ir caught. . Two stove moulders have been ar- rrted, but deny that they were ever In tlikt vicinity of Browoska a Vouse. CUBAN TROUBLES ARE NOT SERIOUS ran it until" called to the Philippines aa Oregon Volunteers. Mayor of Woodbora. Captain Flnser was elected Mayor of I Woodburn In ltii, but realgned aoon to serve hia country abroad. He haa also. been School Clerk and City Treasurer. pon hla return from the Philippines he entered Into partnership with A. EX Aus tin In the dry goods business. The milltarv career of Cantata Flnser haa been a stirring one In his life. He The barge that tipped over at the assisted In the organisation of Company Greenwich dock Thursday and dumped H. 8econd Regiment O. N. G.. and was tons of railway Iron Into the river choaen lta first Lieutenant When Com- has been moved and the work of re- pany M was formed he waa appointed covering the rails will be startea aa First Lieutenant At present he la Cap- oon aa some one Is round, who Is wlll- taln of Company D. Fourth Regiment t0 take the contract 1. N. O.. and It is needless to state that ronunaieiy tno cargo was aurapea on e la brlna-fne- the comoanv uo to a hih the aide next the dock, making It easier SUte of efficiency. In, the Philippines he ts locate. However, close to the dock has a splendid record, having been In tha water la about 40 feet deep, and tha tha Tondo, Passlg. Malabon, Polo. Ma- work of pulling out the rails one at a rllao, Tay Tay and 1 Morong battles. " time Is going to be an exeeadlngly dlffl- (japtain mser win assume tne cuttles 1 cure in. tm ; ot a. ur wiu Of the Adjutant-General's office on Sep- have to be procured and a pile-driving tember I. and will in all probability engine wm pun mem out. move to roruana While attempting to change a saw In the Eastern Lumber Company's mill this morning, O. T. St am, (30 Raleigh street, was killed. , In performing hla duty he was re quired to stand on the carriage. The lever which controls the carriage waa drawn' up, but the workman had forgot ten to lock It In making the change of the'1 tool he found It necessary to raise the cover of the sawdust pit In doing thlsie struck the lever with the cover and the carriage waa set In mo tion before he had time to Jump from Tha workman was dragged along for 70 feet. Hla body waa horribly bruised and mangled and many bones were crushed almost to a pulp before the the Secrets of Personal stopped. Strange aa It may aeem. hla face was not disfigured. Stam leaves a widow and three children, the oldest 8 yeara of age. The wife has been In very poor health for aome time. Stam waa a native of Nor way and at one time waa employed In Tacoma. He had been with the Eastern Lumber Company ever alnca Its mills have been operating here, and at t.ie time of hla death held tha poaitlon of head, aawyer. The funeral will take A Marvellous, Myterlous Force "m" ceinlury40"7, lnUrment Which O Ives Wonderful Hen Ul and Physical Strength, Overcomes Ail Diseases; Ena bles You to Know the Secret Natures of Others and to Han dle Them as You Please. The Art of Fascination. the-power of Charming, Magnetism Fully and Completely Revealed at Last.. RELIEF COMMITTEE : FILES ITS REPORT -V.i - , V v f 1 - " 7: The report of the local Heppner relief committee waa filed this afternoon with Mayor Williams, who had appointed the membera of the board the day after the Willow-Creek flood. The report Waa made by R. L Sabfn, who was secretary and treasurer of the committee. It shows that a grand total of J2O38.03 waa collected for the sufferers, the gen eral eubscriptions received from Port land being nearly 126,000 of this amount Of the funda collected, tt.86S.20 was spent for labor and services In, the stricken valley; $182.70 wes spent for supplies used by the labor crew. Cash donations made from the fund are as follows: To Heppner. $2,500; to Leglngton $326' to local needs, $100; to Hanna Wyo., mine sufferers, $1,000. Merchandise to the amount of $4,2.65 waa purchased and the Incidental e penses amounted to $10.49. There Is now on deposit in Ladd It Tllton's Bank $16,290.99. The report is signed by W. H. Chapln and A. H. Devers. who acted aa an audit ing committee, having been appointed by L N. Fleischner, chairman of the com mittee. HI fiHE HammCigars IMf IN GREEN AND GOLD ON A BOX OF CIOARS, IT IS A GUARANTEE THAT YOU ARE GETTINa AGertyime Garcia Known wherever fine cigars are sold. alldealers.. SIQ SICHEL & CO.. Sole Agents. EASTERN OUTFITTING COMPANY EXPANDS DESPERATE OUTLAWS STILL UNCAPTURED Wneas SlUpaaenta. The total amount of wheat, including flour reduced to wheat measure, shipped from Portland during the' month of Julv just passed, to foreign markets and California porta, reached 6X8,236 buah els, valued at $471,769. For the corre sponding period last year the shipments (Journal Special Service.) I amounted to 608,464 bushels, with PLACERVXLLB, Aug. 1. Twelve valuation of $138,335. The heavleat shlp of the desperate convicts who escaped menta from Portland on record for the from the Folsom penitentiary Monday montn or juiy were in ibsk. wnen tney sV ,vag Thr ' (Journal Special Service.) , WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. Minister ulers cabled the State Department to day that there Is no trace of a large armed band of insurgents in Santiago V Province, but that a small party of grants have been raiding plantations, iree members of one band were killed. President Palms hollavea h it.m. fintors will be speedily captured. QUESTIONS UP TO BOARD .''Among the Important topics to be discussed at next Monday's meeting of the local Board of Trade will h tha 'Question of making an effort1 to secure .the National LeCrer-CarrlerB' Conven tlon here in 1906. A member of the .local association of carriers will be -present at the meeting to make augces rtlons as to a plan to pursue toward get- -. ting- the convention. - - It Is thought that some action will , be taken toward indorsing the lnter ' changeable mileage proposition now up to the railroads or this country. Dele ( gates to the Trans-Mississippi Com mercial Congress, to be held In Seattle ) thla month, may be selected. The 8cul I.. JUn arbitration scheme may have i ' -Oeartng. I Sf' '''The City. Physician and the secretary XjyT at the State Board of Health have made S a request to that board that It help to- -. wbiu ino raising or i i,vuv iuna to , be used In paying bounties for dfad rats. The health officers are' very anx- JOus to get this fund, so they may offer the reward for deceased rodents, thereby ' starting the rat-killing campaign at . once. i are still at large, with those in per- suit at a loss to account for the dis appearance. Tha Placervflle company of militia is In camp on Weber Creek, leading off Greenwood canyon, and Sheriff Bosquit's posse oT 60 men la about two miles distant on the opposite side of the creek, where It waa believed yesterday that the outlawa were In hiding. , Last night the miUtta thought it had spotted the desperadoes and after sev eral hours of maneuvering surrounded, and captured Sheriff Bosquit's mon. Many of tha posse are going to their homes, abandoning the search, and In habitants In thla part of the state are In a state of frensy for fear that the removal of the posse will permit the convicts to hold up and rob, aa is known felons short of provisions will da A mart supposed to be a convict waa shot at last night aa he waa making toward Tahoe. totaled $933,639. 1,210,804 bushels, valued at . Lumber shipped to foreign porta from Portland for the month Just closed totals 6,786,411 feet; coastwise, $,680, 000 feet. - The steamer Regulator broke her stem yesterday while going through the-Cas cade Locks. Bhe is laying up for re pairs today. WHITELAW GETS LIFE SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I. Bernard Whltelaw, who aasaulted and robbed Mrs. Mathews, on March 4, was today sentenced to life Imprisonment at Fol som. rox Weak aad JTervoue People. . We have a cure for nervous and un- STRONG EVIDENCE IN FEUDIST CASE steady people, weak, fieahless people, and pimply, pale or sallow people; people wno are irouoiea wun toss or ambition, (Journal Special Service.) CTNTHIANA. Kv.. Auk. 1. Marcum's brother wa"S a witness in tha Jett and toake at meal time. Sella at 76c a box, fa i 1 1 n v m.mnrv gmnrmminn rf .nlpit. lack of confidence, nervous headache and wakefulness; all these symptoms are produced by weakened nerves, brought on Dy tne watery conamon oi tne Diood. Make strong, rich, red blood and furnish food for the nerves la the way to stop the aource of the disease, and the cure then la only a queation of days. The best flesh and blood builder Is Dr. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic, in tablet form, ( WATER TOO SHALLOW . (Journal Special Service.) ASTORIA, Or Aug. I. The British t ship Ardencraig, whtoh, arrived yester day from Rotterdam with a general ' cargo, consigned to Meyer, Wilson & . , Co., will have to lighter, her cargo on 'account of the shallow water up, the ' river. - - . . - . .. : The 'schooner Susie M. Plummer ar ; rived today from Honolulu.. . . . I. v The steamer Elder salient this morh Ing. - .' ' . The German bark Navarchos, from Hamburg; 1 reported outside. She ha 'a general cargo consigned to Meyer, Wilson & Co. . ; VICTIM OF EXPLOSION " w viv ( journal' Special Bervloe.) " J LOWELL Mass.,- Aug. 1. -Another - body was1 fonnd In , the ruins : today. . making a total of S3 that have perished In the explosion horror.- , white trial today. As .the trial pro gresses additional evidence against the prisoners is being constantly produced Ty the prosecution. A POPULAR APPOINTMENT The many friends of Col. George W. Haaen will be glad to know of his ap pointment as city manager of the Wash ington Life Insurance Company of New York. Mr.. Haaen has been en gaged In the practice of law In Portland for many years, and has enjoyed a law practice above the average.. Ha will undoubtedly add considerable strength to the business of tha Washington Life in the City of Portland, as he haa host of mends. He waa - lately ap pointed Lieutenant-Colonel on the staff of Gov. Chamberlain. Blair T. Scott, general manager of the company, has completed extensive improvements in the company's offices In the Chamber of Commerce Building. Several rooms have been added, and the company now has very handsome , and commodious quarters. In the past two years Mr. Scott's department has pro duced annually over $1,000,000 of new business, for the Washington Life, MONEY FOR STATE SCHOOLS DIVIDED i (Journal Special Service.) ;" SALEM. Or.. Aug. 1. State Treasurer Moore this afternoon made the annual apportionment of Interest on school funds to the counties of the state for use of the schools. ' The apportionment 4s for 148.787 children as shown in tha last school census. The per capita., la $L0 and the total distribution Is $230,-, Atl 9A.. .- VTnltnomnh rtatinHr -; iuahni $45,064,10 and Marlon County I1S.7IS.80. i . - -. i . Preferred toek Canned ttooda. ' Allen Lawls Beat firaad. or I boles for $2. at all drua stores, or sent postpaid on receipt of prloe. Peo- Sle gain from 1 to 3 lbs. of solid, healthy esh per week by the use of thla med icine, that Is an Indication that It la doing good. Address. Dr. Bosanko Co., Philadelphia, Pa. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS C. H. Wilcox to Paul 8. Dick, lot 1Z block 12, PoxcbMe Add W. H. Nnon and wife to Clara B. King, lot 5, block 21, Ltoooln Park Annex.. Sheriff (for Joa. Zekey) to Victor Land Company, lota 1 and 3, block 77, 811- Shertff (for J. if." MoVaanaen ' to ' VlV ton Land Company, lot 8, block 10, lit. Tabor Villa Annex Title Guarantee Treat Company to B. E. Witter, eaat H lot ID, Dloek 03, Bnnnyaide Third Add I. W. Campbell and wife to L. H. Hansen, lot IT, block 80. Rellweod W. V. Maatera. receiver Portland Hoa pltal, ' to Tha Eastern Investment' Com pany.' lot . block A. DoUn's Add.; lot j. block 3, Raranawood, 8. lota block 82, 173 170 50 Some of the Improvements Inaugurated at the Eastern Outfitting Company's mercantile establishment, now occupying Nos. 188. 890 and 892 Washington street. are: Instead of three entrances as for merly, one very large one; two show Professor R. F. Robertson, Psych. IX, C. D., is the greatest living teacher of Personal Magnetism. He has astounded the scientists of the world. Ha haa Hi. covered a new system of developing and Windows, each 21 feet wide, and several Imparting magnetic force. He believes smaller ones; offices greatly enlarged and the great power he has discovered lies removed to the rear of rooms; upstairs aStvou rTm.." i'r-HeariP" ' ""P rooms. 20x70; clothing, shoe "you-rwnTom andtrunk department upstairs; cloak de- of which vou have never droAmert partment and fitting parlora on first floor. can know at a glance the secret natures, elegantly furnished; shipping department talents.reaknesses, strength and vices I removed to baaement. of every person vou meet. Vnu ran I mi... in.iinn .,t.h. rlnl'irZUl.rJ.f081 al)d Ushed in Portland and advertised that mental power, overcome all diseases In .. ,J ... . . yoprselfor others, banish pain and bad 11 wouId "n "a wares on credit at cash habits without drugs or surgery. Pro- prices, little attention was paid to the feasor Robertson can read your secret concern. nature and Influence your thoughts, But it started in to do this, determined though a thousand miles away. He can u i., i. anA n. teach you how to do the same. This has so nknded thkr whereas may aeem incredible, but he absolutely b"1nef"' 80 expanded that whereas, aruarantees this result under a forfait It occupied but one number at the be- of $1,000,000 In a-old. The Dower of ginning. It now requires four store A REMARKABLE CASE 0 i I sX, t ! nmf Before Treatment. After Treatment. HERE ARE TWO f ACES Absolute photographs of the same person, treated by Madame Base. One shows the face of the aged woman, wrinkled by decay and lack of car. The other, hsr countenance after aha had takes a course of my derma tologlcal treatment. There is a wide difference. Isn't there? I took this lady, as you eee : her in the first picture. After taking my wonderful treatment ahe left me as you see her in the second. As a matter of fact, there is not a blemish of the physiognomy, no matter what it may be, or from what " canse It originated, that I eannot speedily remove without the ma of -electricity, surgery or massage. . ' f r Smallpox plttlngs, freckles, pimples, moth patches, scars birthmarks, ' eciema, wrrnkles any affliction of the skin Is quickly eradicated by my ENTIRELY ORIGINAL AND PAINLESS SYSTEM. Call and sea lady -always on exhibition at the Saxe Institute of Dermatology Third St., bet. Washing-ton and Stark. Hours 10 to 5 daily. , 417 Abington Building hypnotism, persuasion, threats and en treaties Dales Into lnaia-nlflciinpo whan compared with the wonders of this mighty force. Professor Robertson calls hla new dis covery the "KI-Magl" System of Per sonal Influence. You do not have to have subjects upon which to practice, rooms, upstairs and basement to accom modate lta trade. This represents a store with a frontage of 92 feet on Washington street, and a depth of 100 feet, besides the upper floors and base ment. The magnitude and growth of the company's business is thus portrayed in Professor Robertson's instructione are figures that speak for themselves. There . k 7. , ii VCT can be no mistaking them. Lh?l UliL.U't h'i When the buildings occupied by this control the thoughts and desires of any eatabllshment were erected, it was not one you wish. You will he startled and contemplated that one tenant would oc- mystlfled at .the wonderrul things you cupy them with a single business. Hence can do: you will be astounded at the tha nrt v.nitrn Ontfmi n it rnmnanv l"zl"?u P.wrT,ihf.t.-?ou .-E!rc,82 have had three front entrances to its store ovci .uiiici o. x i yiu 1 1 1 1 1 l iu iiiinLcio oi Ik... u Aw.H.AM A tA... the Gospel, lawyers and business men but he .c1an?e now conPleted have have mastered Professor Robertson's consolidated these into one grand entry new aystem. and tney give It their high- piace. aner me i annum ui mo npienaia Billiard and Pool Tables J SALOON FIXTURES BOWLING ALLEYS ..i L. glv you benefit manufacturer's prices EM OUCH S-4IO. 1 1 est endorsement. 8. I. Yet ter of MIddletown. Pa., says: 'Your 'Kl-Maarl' System of Personal in fluence has brought me that success In business for which I had been looking:. It Is the magnet that cfntrols; there is no guessworK about it it is a scientific fact. It has taught me to know and control myself as well as others." Dr. H. H. Childs, box No. 70. Sara toga Springs. N. ,Y.. writes: . "In your TCl-Mairr system or personal Influence Ii have found what' I had for years searched for in vain, it has changed my whole trend of thought, and given my life a new meaning. I feel younger and stronger every day. I find In it th to business success.1 e key Mrs. A. B. Egert of 602 Woodland av.. Cleveland. Ohlot writes: "I do not see how any society woman can become a successful leader without a knowledge can be made. metropolitan stores of the large Eastern business 'centers. This Is a great Ira provement to the place. The fine show windows, 21 feet each In breadth, are an attractlva addition to the exterior ap pearance of the store. The upstairs carpet department and show room, 22x70 feet, afford salesmen on that floor amply opportunity to dis play their goods, and the clothJng, shoes and trunk department, likewise on an upper flour, will greatly relieve the pres sure for room on the floor that opens to the street. The cloak and fitting parlors favorably compare with any similar apartments on the Pacific Coast. They show tasty adornment and are as up-to-date as they Simnralde E. H. llabiKkorat and wife to Eastern In vestment Company, Ltd.. lot l, mock z, Bavenawood; lot 6. block 8, Dolan'a Add I Get your title lnsuranoe and abstracts to real estate from tha 'i le Guarantee at Trust Co.. Chamber of Commerce. Tha Edward Holman Tmaartaklng o ftuteral dlreotora and enn aimers, gat) Taawu. raoae pop , Tinier and Bon. funeral dlreotora aad embaUmsra, have removed to thels aaw estaouaameat, oorne iiut:ua Kadlsom gtreeta. , Both phones So. 9. Crematorium, em Oiegea City eat Una. new eUwoodi modern, aolsatlflo. omplete. - Charge Adnl to, $38 1 ekil' area, 8M. Yialtor to 6 p. m. Portland Cremation, Association. PorUaad, Qr. . -1 arm tzbw otmsteby. A Blnrla srravea. 810. Vamllv lota from 878 to 91,000. The only cametary U Portland whtoh nernetoally maintains and cares foe lota, tee fall Information apply o W. Hackenaie, Worcester sUoc edty. M. Xjetdd. prealdemt. , . Clark Bros, for ttowara. 888 Morriaon of the wonderful secrets lnfparted by the 'Kl-Magi' system." Mr. ueorsre W. Howard of 157 Beech st. Detroit. Mich., says: "By means of your 'Kl-Magi Bystem I have made some startllns; discoveries In the char acters of my friends. It Is far beyond my fondest expectations, it anouici no In the hands of every man and woman who wishes to achieve tho greatest suc cess in life." . , We have .lust issued 8,000 copies or noressor Kooertson s new hook, enmiea "Hie Secret of Power." We propose to rive these 8,000 conies awav absolutely fred to Interested persons for the pur pose of showing the startling possibili ties of this grest aicnvery. we want you to have one fr. After you sret one. tell your friend. He will wnnt one also, but he must write st once If he gets n on our free distribution, as the books are eroing very fast. After 8,000 copies of this book are distributed everybody will went one. But they will cost money then. Remember, thev cot you nothing now. Address Columbia Scientific Acad emy. Pept. 686 T, 1941 Broadway, New York. RELIGIOUS WAR IS RAGING IN PERSIA (Journal Special Service.) BERLIN, Aug. 1. The Cologne Ga sette today publishes a 6W Petersburg dispatch,' confirming the report con cerning the Babls in Persia of two days ago. The dispatch adds that the situ ation .la critical -and agitation against the Mohammedan priests continues. ' Thlrty-twO hundred religious refoTnl- era have been expelled from Ispahan owing to th fear they would be- massa cred If they remained. A hundred and twenty Babla war killed at Yd, The offices of the company have been enlarged commensurate with its 'busi ness, and now occupy a place at the rear of the first floor, where a corps of busy bookkeepers are employed. Manager Joseph Sheman ski has his desk here also, and It would be a long story to relate how diligently he cares for the company's business and the exactness employed In keeping the accounts correct. He Is a polite, pleasant, genial gentleman, and tho.se transacting business with him soon become aware that everything he does is on a plane of the utmost fairness and that no dis tinction Is made between man and man. The business of The Eastern Outfitting Company is to sell to the public dry goods, men's and women's apparel, shoes, carpets, furniture, household goods of all descriptions. Jewelry, pictures, stoves and tinware, etc., on the weekly or monthly Installment plan. At first it was surmised that extortionate prices would be demanded for such accommodation, but this impression was gradually dis pelled, and now the Eastern Outfitting Company's clientele is found in every part of Portland. Thousands of persons avail themselves of the opportunity of "outfitting" on the plan adopted, and how smoothly and pleasantly -the system works is indicated In- the fact that the house haa never yet found it necessary to resort to the courts to collect an ac count. Its reputation for fair and honorable dealing, is a part of its capital more precious to the concern than is lta. al most unlimited credit accorded the houae In the commercial reports. , It la respon sible for, the great and growing business that-lt doea. , , -. The management maintains - a, large tore room at Twelfth and Kearney. 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