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THE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL". PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE , 6, 1905. S'i . Ji 3n TomonowK Wednesday r : June 7 12 O'CLOCK O'CLOCK NOONDAf : SA1UB' Fourth and A bsolutely Nothing Sold at - These Prices Before .- Washington 2 or A iter i LIQUORS .r. - ....,-. i - ' Rg. .. Special. " Paul Jones Whiskey, Quart.T.l-37 OT Wilson Whiskey It.M Old Frantic Whiskey. .I1.J 8T' Old Hrmltg Whiskey .....$1.26 - ; T3 McGregor' Old Highland. Scotch Whiskey ....... .v ... . ,,$115 . . 93 Cloverdal Burgundy, quarts. ..... ;40o J43 California Port Wine, hall gallons. see 39 :CUfoml-iherry,aUortf. ........ 26a geleotad . Concord grapes Mlrhln' beet . are eaed (or Wood lark Grape Jute. Not "ear. Id grape," but fruit tnat'e picked rip, ear, fullj called and dlatllle . while freak and fruity Iroes the lne. , :. ij This Juncday, Noonday Sale is the .Magic Hour in which the money in your purse, buys double the usual number of things its purchasing power increased: iwo'fold. ; :'i:r HD- --:- -y-- : ;:,''- I Trained, salespeople ,to serve you quickly and carefully. Every depart ment, has, its specialistsmen and women who know their lines thoroughly know the whys and. wherefores -r can answer (questions and serve you in- !telligently.;- ' ' ry-;r--r-----r--;r .":r -'rr " :--'-v;v";: :r-;-r Special. "OS RUBBER GOODS ' , . . Reg. I -Quart White Fountalrr Syrtng. I -Quart Red Combination, cloth In serted ., I1.7S $1.35 , l-Quart Water Bottle, extra qual ity, red . ............ ......I1.4S ' 8T No. 7 Rubber" Gloves, ....... 7Bo 7"'59 " Waterproof Sponge Bags -u,,vmj , a-.,,.,., ,, ;tiOi H& and -eee ----- 10- Dr. ' Wile s'a frnjnla ni era ii jiuca man from rruttr. mat Joa n Da inula. , ''.', mar ti I It ta glad s taata dry. t ts ' aatea ao rira and s wrote the for.' !v-i : -. SOAPS . '. ; " ' '".'-. Reg. ' Special.' ' Woodbury's Facial.; pfr cake., 2So '144 4 71L favorite per. t;akeM. ......... Zap 13g Cosmo Butn I a a Is . per bos 250 13V- . -- English Oatmeal, per box......... 25o 13 -Wild Locust Honey,--per box..-. .., 86e-iag- J organ's Glycerine, per cake.,,,.. OEo . 02 - . " Manhattan Bath, per cake. 7. .... ..- 10o OS4 . Ruby Olycerine, per dosen..., BOo 30 -FairySoapt .per cake. ............. . OSo - 03- Two-pound bar Francisco Bernaldo Caatile ..,,,-,. ,.28o . r 13 . ' By . precept "and above 1 air by example, our managers andllepartmerif heads endeavor to instill into the minds of every! employe that courtesy to the public must be the invariable (and tfieleasurable) prticeT Whether N camping oatflt la -eomplaU wltboat an alrandant supply of - Woodiara - Wrap-Jk.--It's meat and drink In lu moat dellfbtaome and aaalmllable lurt or not a visitor makes a purchase, he or she is- welcome to ask any and all qiestions-about-any-articl to give! No Portland -hoftie- can rbe more hospitable during-this exposition season-man the Woodard, Clarke C5 Co. store7 will aim to bet LEATHER GOODS ' . . ' Rerr'Speelalr -ll Music Rolls, valued at......!.. fi.OO " gd MMoker-coyered' Pocktt Flasks;..'.$l.0 , T3 Wicker-covered Pocket Flanks. . . .I1.J5 . . 93 Twenty-five per cent off on an leather-covered -Poc-ket- Fl"ke. : ; , '' ti-Inch Watrrproof Suit Cases, wh shir fold, nteket fastening: $.$ 92.T5 " The lait thins bRfnra rUrirs. ftr that -tlraa lUnS-lrom. adaT at thn fair, a Jlau of Wnndlark Graf jiilof wnt"rt - r trMihln(. It oontalna tbo phoaphattw thai ij-itMn rriTM, and Induces ,plaBt alp. , PHOTO GOODS ;V 9 ..- BRUSHES BAl4A.lMu.lr- 'Mlllferv Brushes,- extra - oualltv bristle .,..............$. 60 ' Villi., nnhlM.kMl .KrlatlA nlM. - back. Hair Brush. .$11 - r 5" - 4-row Imported Tooth Brush....;. 20o 14' Kv erf ant Hand Brush,' texlW riib- per back .......$1.00 . 69J -row Imported Tooth Brush and Chea (he last drop of Woedlark Orape Jules Is drained, j-ou'll teal Ilka jon've 'loat a frta4-U. w aaraa't- aaothaf bottle down-sulra. TOILET-A RTICLES tmI hlta7--r Wood lark rp J ale. STATIONERY ' : - , - . "... '. - --: Reg. sheet Paper Tor Bunday, I for each day of week, with envelope df)o Lewi and Clark Papeterjes.i. .... lOo Osaka Linen Papeterle.......;, ,., 60o- -Flne Linen .Tablet..,...,......, 16o Centennial Tablets ..lSe. Flour da Lis Tablet. .............100 Picket- Playing Cards...,.,...... 16o Rover Playing Card..;.... : IQns Tank Ey Ehades. ...... ........ lOo j j --4-. - 5 . .- , - 1 ' Special. " . 2T 23 . 390 - o 07e iJ -090 : 7f " Kwhrn' Herclclde . .7.'. . . , torin'g Rouge d Theatre , . Violet Ammonia Antiseptio WltcJf Hel7,"77 . - Borated Talcum . Bat'chellor' Bathasweet ' Florida Water "; Tetlow' Bwandown Powder. TetJow' Gonsamer Powder,. Pompelan Cream Aycr'a Hair Vigor. Reg. - Special. .25,c 25e 10 25o ; 074 0o.. 29 ..... lOo ... 040 ....... 60e . " 37 $1.00 - S3tJ Onra tried at borne, Woodlark Orape Jtrlre wlU be ovr-ea your eldeeonrd eapactally la tt weather. . flood nil tna war down Woodlark '. Grape JnW. it- taM - eood In- h--aMi b, It - fhv ao root and refrrahln ' In Ita paaaaa to the eton-n, and. It'a so sratrful to that tm. worked organ, tor It ran- be .aeelmUafd ! atantij etMornmi into the ajatem aa the ea avui a of -pure uulflmeut. " " . - t . . - -i ' The esrrct of Ihv Wller's formula " la the" scientific fact that eomplete storlllaatlon of a fruit Julr makea It poaalblo to kep H swaat indVflnttalr. If K l Maled -la hot rta thar are alao aterlla. Tbo ellghteet Impurity -la iulre or veaarl the tlotoat particle of- duat- would eanae the liquid p ferment. Woodlark Grape Juice la made from the formula of Dr. wu?r, the bead of (he govern ment'a pnre food department. Tha formula M carefullr followed, with pal nata kins cau tion to protect the aparkllnf fluid from anr poaalhle contamination at any etafe of Ha production. - - - Draining the laat drop from a bottle of Woodlark Orape Julre arooat ' emotlona- of retro. If you can't get another bottle; uf Joy, If you hy poothef. Mtle Jo the retrlvrat. ; ' ' Rg.- Poftnl Card Albums. .... n, .. .... .$1.00 - . Higelns1 Photo Pasta. . ITio Eantman' Kodak Acid .Fixing v ; ; " " Powder iioT ' -4x Slip Mounts, per doien. '.'.. 40o . --- I'hotb Mlntaturf s . . . . .". . V. t '. . .V. .. 25o Lusterlal Photo Cloth. ............ ;25o Bpeclai. 40 O50' '.z. 50 150 SUNDRIES Rg. Bpeclal. J. . . . I . . . Ica6 1 ins 40o t Inch Rasor-H' t-Inch Rasor Hone Olympla Raxor Paste j C3C Stetal Pocket Tooth Picks . , . ; iTIio Blxby's ' Shoe-Sat (n, combination i - paat arid liquid.-..., 15o Elite. Folding! Curling -Iron, -or " j traveler v. ......... . !5o Houchln' Alcohol 7 CUrllng-Iron ! i Heater vy . it ..,,....,,,, i'. . . ... BOO -Souvenir Wall Ornaments......... S5o -.A- laaa of Woadhrrtr !rnT'eJ'rlce"Juaf "tias fore a meal la appetlalnc. . It atlmulatea the flow of dlseatle Julree and la Instantly aheoroed - Into the ejetenv being . very - re-', -treaii tng: ?- : - 320 -190- - - 030- - 10i ' lTf -330 23 HOUSEHOLD DRUGS 7: 1 ... .Reg. Special.,.. 60o- 250 40o - 2T0 130 O40 130 Juat the thing to carry to a picnic, or for hmcheoa in tba fair grounda Woodlark Orape Juice. - - . Dickinson's Witch Hazel, . quart Cream of Tartar. ......... . . ...... Wood Alcohol, pints...'.... ' 26o Household Ammonia 10c. Rose Water, ox. ............. ... i&a Rose Water and Olycerine, A os. Zio Bay Rum, oa. r. . 2Ko .rwtreOll, ox.................... J5o Glycerine, ox. . ,Ti 25o 'Epsom Salts, 1-lb. package........ lOo . - Sodlunt Blcarbonater-Wb.- package. 19o Chalk and Orria Root, for tba teeth." -'per package lOo - Bird Seed ....v.......,..;....... 10a -Fir-: 130 130 130 130 O50 O60 smsesasBssaxxx3KBsaBXKaesBzBs i j. . 1 .i . 1 . , .. '. 1 1 . ! ! . i -g - ' I a . - - 1 1 EXHIBIT A BEAUTY Several Magnificent Features Are In the Foreground Rich : Specimens There. frVVO SMELTER MODELS , t OF GREAT BEAUTY MADE bre Collection Comes From AH . Parts of the State and Is ,1 ,Well Arranged. : Oregon' mineral exhibit, the largest - rver brought together from minea of thla state, ha become a center of attraction even in th early ru ah day of the ex- foltion. Mineral Suparintendenr Mellla - ha had th major - port Ion -of it ready rlno June I. and g''"g '"i.hina touches to pecial feature. Th or col lection 1 worthy of tti cloaest gtudy. which it I aasured from th throng of Visitor thl year. Two mod"! nl'l"g furnace are In cluded In the- exhibit, th flrt of th gumpter amelter; the aecond 1 th new type of meltlng plant being patented by " ,W. B. Dennla for th Black Butt clnna - liar mine. Th Suropter meltr 1 rv nroduoed in perfect detail; th furnace. . charging 'and tapping floor. ettling fcaaln and lag pots, blast pipe, down . lake and other feature ar,a precis If at th original plant (The or I r.eing charged In with coke. nd electrlo - light affect glv th exact appearance rf - molten aUg discharging . from th - bottom of th f UYnac.- Picture r be ing arranged at the rear o aa to giv a better Idea of the .plant and tt locatloa - fl hl exhibit will ot, when- completed. Kbout $1,000. and Is proving one of th most attractive on th ground for min ting people and ven the uninitiated.- Manager Dennis Black Butt furnace, rwhloh be ha recently perfected, has teen reproduced In detail also, th model $elng with all du proportion for th - furnace , and th condenser. Mercury 'rwlll trickle from th dlchargf pipe of th condenser, th charging flopr for or and fuel will be seen and the course of the blast, roasting and drying gone, method of dumping-or charge from one sone t6anothr, toJ all features will be fully uudaratood,' froml. thl model, which la about eight feet high and ha all ' th proportion of aa . op erating - lnt Thl plant I aasured clos study of engineer, as tt has been widely heralded among th fraternity as a distinct advance In mercury metal lurgy:' .' ' ' . ' Superintendent Mellla 11 Just complet ing what la destined to be one of th most striking exhibit In- th fair grounda a pyramid structure sur-' mounted by a beautiful gilded cabinet containing rich gold ore of th east ern Oregon district -This exhibit la be ta mad by th Gelaar-Hendryx Invest ment company of Sumpter and will coat something like $1,000.- Th Greenback mine' eollectloBof rare specimen gold ore, which 1 pre. sented In -a beautiful cabinet 1 th prettiest quart Jewelry ever brought to th city of Portland. Th pur whit gangue rock -with a remarkably bur gold 'filling, -which ha wire and sheet form, could not be Improved by any de sign of man. . - -. -r-. -- " The Standard mine' large exhibit of. cobalt ore 'and the product, therefrom, which I in th foreground as onei- ters. I one f the prettiest display at th various oxides and final pigments are presented t best advantage. Numerous - piece of 1 rich specimen rock are found in th cabinet, some of which have large quantitlea of free gold visible to th naked eye. Conspicu ous among thes are quarts from th Virtue, North Pol and Columbia. - Th North Pole and Columbia have separate cabinets, -with many piece from each, free gold being yellow In each. - , There I about $1,000 worth 6f nug gets and coarse gold from th new Bel mont strike in Grant county, which Su perlntendent Mellla secured Juat before coming down. This 1 a beautiful col lection of - th yellow - metal. - Several large placer nuggeta are arranged In the same-cabinet The mineral of flee cabinet of th superintendent is paneled with various -color of ore. from red oxide to peacock copper. Th Copperopoli baa a mineral cabin, with the copper ores of that property on th exterior. Blue river district.' Lane county, ha an Immense collection of oxide ore. -- Bohemia, Lane county, 1 also arrang ing It collection, which cover oxide and baa ore of all grades. . . Th more southern part of the state Is.atrongly- represented, although Jose phine county' exhibit I largely In th if FEOATINQ ON AIR . Is the Exhilarating Effect Produced by an Aerial ; : Electric Car Ride MACHINERY HALLc-Lewis and Clark Exposition Buy your tickets at the Exhibit of the ;. ; Willamette Iron & Steel Works srrir :ri c M county exhibit building, devoted to ag rlculture. Other ' eastern Oregon mines hav been given full space and th entire- exhibit Is one of great- beauty -and will prove a strong: attraction. BIG PREPARATIONS -FOR COMMENCEMENT Rev. A. A. Morrison, of Portland to Deliver Baccalaureate at Eugene. -(Bpeclal Dlapatck t The JonraaL) - Eugene. Or., June I. Preparation for th twenty-ninth commencement of the Unlvrlty f -Orgon ar wellunder way and from th present outlook th commencement week will be on of th most eventful one In th history of th Institution. The examinations will be over by- Saturday and, commencing Sunday, th program will continue until Wednesday evening. On Sunday, June lVth baccalaureate aermoii will be de livered by th Rev, A. A. Morrison of Trinity Episcopal teburch, Portland-1 Monday will be class field day, and on Tuesday the annual business--meeting will take place, On this day also will be held th president' reception from 1 to S p m., and In th evening In VII lard hall th oratorical contest for th Falling and Beekroan prtae . will be held. Wednesday I commencement day and th university dinner will be served to th member of -th alumni In th dining-room of th dormitory. In tn evening the commencement ball at th armory will finish th college year. Th namea of th seniors follow: Alice Cecilia Adams. Alice Loretta Ben son, Ruth Coffey, Harry Dale, Carl 11. Davia, Mabel Elisabeth Eaton, Herbert Claln Eastland, Edith Rnth Fllnn. John Frederick Frost David TM.'- Graham, MaryJAugustaGrayJ-Lola Howe,Au gusta" Holmes, MaeHDe Camp Kinney, Mildred Sibil Lifter, Adelle Adair Holmes, George Ordahl, Oora Madeleine Shaver, Defoe N. - flherk, Mabel Smith Copley, Fred Newton Stump, Joseph Newton Templeton, Albert A. Tiffany, Vernon Wayne Tomllnaon, Chester Wesley-Washburn, Nellie Fern Williams, Cora Isabella Hlggs Wold. Bessie Jose Wood. Frank Carleton DUllard, Herbert G. Moulton, Clayborn Franklin Rhode. TRIAL. OF. J, S. KERL , . ON AT GREAT FALLS - s . : Great Falls, Mont, June . Th third trial of J. 8. Kerl, for th murder of Thomaa .. Crystal ln .Helena, has , com menced in th district court here, hav ing been transferred from Helen. Kerl while In hi cup killed Crystal. II was convicted of murder In th second degree and given a life sentence, but the Jury disagreed In a new trial which was granted by th supreme ourt. Judge Leslie overruled many technicalities ad vanced by th defens and ordered the, securing of a Jury to proceed, which is being don. Kerl I on of th best known civil engineer In this section sndjrnmlnently connected socially. Wkr KapplBM I rout. bna't kk for true sapplneee is the man aloas of the very ffc. where- hth -priced phfaiciana are called la tn doctor erer? all-awat.- Rnt seek It, sail find It, tna, fit the com ratable kosiea ef the middle elaaae and an-eal)e4 pner. where Oreea's Anrnat flower ta always Kaed to keep the famll healthr to rnre all etonarh trmihlea, arhetker Iniltk featlon. STanerala. eneatlpatlen. Inea of appe tite. Mlkxia atrarka . or torpM ' lifer. Trial eotlle-A asset r lower. Tie. Blr entrte, Tie. At all drsgiUts,! t Orra i Alxtaaae, MOTTO IS WANTED FOR STORK SOCIETY Roosevelt Asked for Appropriate . Legend by Believers in His Doctrine. - LADY DURAND TO CARRY """TEDDY'S GOSPEL ABROAD Wife of British Ambassador an Enthusiastic Convert of President's Race Theories -r- (Waahlnioa Burea ef The Jotirnal.) ""Wsshlngton. jun . WUUam Loeb, Jr.. ' baa found among his multiplied letter snd -telegrams a request rrom tn small but growing hamlet of Wanatah, Indiana, that th president select n'p propriati motto-ToT-rhr Stork Society of that center. It aeema that the inhabi tant of .Wanatah, who are not graves and squaws. th nam suggeata. hav been Impressed by th president's sen timents and hav entered a compact ta give them practical aupport They hav chosen the family emblem, th stork, gnd now need a constitution and a motto, both or which tn presi dent ha been respectfully requested to supply. There Is no doubt of his ready acquiescence, but, of course. It Is em barrassing to have thla matter go through th hands of his private secre tary. . Mr, Loeb I not a brilliant exponent of th Kooseveltlan doctrine, but nobody hold--that again t hlra-wben there are such Intimate friend of th president as the German ambassador, th aurgeon general of th navy and other squally distinguished, who hav not taken thl propaganda to heart lal Darul a Convert. Sir Mortimer Durand did not tarry long in London, aa he Intended to spend but six weeks there, and ha returned almost 'On th stroke of the hour. Sir Mortimer baa never become intimate al though he occasionally drops In on th president!- Lady Durand -, admires President Roosevelt very much,. She ha all his books on ber center table and take great delight In talking over his theories on th rac question. She ha all th seal of the convert on this question and th Smart hundred In London may pre pare themselves for ths worst for she means to start a propaganda on her re turn to England. It ls,hlnted that Lady Durand ha prepared a' brochure dealing with thl subject which Is Intensely In teresting and quit eloquent Th baB8.drjr-wlll spend only a few days in Washington, and will then Join Ledy Durand and Miss -Durand at Deep den In th Berkshire. WOMAN STRICKEN WITH - ! PECULIAR ILLNESS tBpeelaTDIapatrV e Tka Journal) , Helens, Mont., Jun . Lylnar uneon. clous at . St John hospital with no friends, aav th Slater of that Inst it if tion,- and no relatives at her bedslria. woman supposed to be Mra. A. pl Stewart is at . death . door, suffering from aa Illness that cwn.upon her. scarcely a day ago. Last ween . tn woman engaged apartments In 4. board -Ing-hduee, saying she waa ; a school teacher: that -her trunk would be her tn a few days, and that she Intended to spend .part i of her "vacation". 1n Helena. On8aturdaygh took.- a- drive- and upon' returning complained of feeling sick, stating that the horse had proved hard to manage. She recovered her normal condition ' yesterday, however. At midnight shs was again taken ill and a doctor was summoned, who or dered her removed to th hospital, where ah has been unconscious for hslf a day. Tb only article of -identification waa a postofflc receipt for a registered letter sent W. I. Stewart at Nevada, Missouri. VEGETABLE DINNER IS GiVEfTIN WASHINGTON Number of-Food" Unltsahd Calorics in Each Dish Set . Forth on Menu. - ( Waahlnt tos Bores ef Ttoe Journal.) "Wa s hlng I on June" ." M r. Hehd er- on s vegetable dinner . at Boundary castl last week4 waa the best advertised function aver given in th Capital City, and that with the least financial outlay. It is conservatively estimated that the ooet must hav been aa much aa to cents a head on th eight course. Th crimson table . decorations " sur passed anything seen her recently. A bright red silk cloth with a deep valence covered the-generous table and in th center a ballet dancing lamp air "Trilled with lace and ribbon cast a ruddy glow on th deceptive corn pones, oatmeal hash and grape Juice drinks. -There, wer row of green candles and, rows of red " eandlesr and " scientific, jtentlemen for guests, with not a scrap of meat to eat The nourishing value of each dish was set. forth on th menu. f Think how sat isfying to know Just haw, many "food units" or "calorics" each dish supplied. A subsequent experiment should have been for each guest to ascertain at exactly what moment he became hungry and to' compare thl with statlaHc fol lowing a dinner with, meat CREATION OF REPUBLIC , PREDICTED FOR NORWAY - (Joernal gpedal Service.) London. Jun (. Th establishment of a republic 1 on of the. many pre dicted outcomes of th troubles between Sweden and Norway. The Copenhagen correspondent of th Telegraph report that th belief 1 thla will be accom plished within the next few days, the republic being modeled after the Swiss confederation. Norway ha been "pre paring; for war for many months, snd th sentiment in favor of" separation from Swede ha gained ground rapidly In, th last few months. . i ;, " Bias nr t.tvc. SOCIETY LINGERS IN LAP OF SPRING Delightful Social Season Marks J. Commg of Summer ...lriNa-L. tion's Capital. ROOSEVELT BEAR SKINS -4, DESTROYED BY MOTHS Trophies of the President's Many Hunts Are Ruined by Care : less Packing. " (Wahlntoa Boreas ef The Joarnal.) - Washington, Jun f. Although there hav been numerous notable departure from town during fh past six weeks, society "i 'tui Ja evldenc-Th unuau. ally late sprln g, -"tl'th 1 rgeM a great dlsadvsntag -in New . York, London and Paris, illustrates th old proverb of th til wind that blow no body good, for never ha Washington enjoyed such a delightful spring ss in the present season There ha been a continuous perform ance in teas, luncheon and dinners at the Chevy Chase; or the small and ex clusive Countiw club, the former coun try home of the late William C. Whit ney, aecretary of the navy under Presi dent Cleveland. A new club is Just organising called the Diplomats' Country club. The sit chosen commands a tine View, There s a seven-acre .tract for golf links and tennis courts. The house is of castellated design, of brownstone; On th"flrr floor ars a larg conservatory library dining and living rooms, and on th aecond floor. Are large chambers. A billiard room occupies part bf the third floor. It is expected to be In full operation not later than Jun J 5. French will be the official tacvgung. a all the diplo mat meet upon that common ground. Moth to th Bear Sklma. ..... ' The mistress' of-the White House was Inclined )o resent the wide publicity given th fact that moth had destroyed th valuable collection of rug and fur -' which th president had been collecting 20 year rfr -mora. The fact 1 these rug wer packed In th White Housa ' attlo by professionals and they wer -responsible for the damage. It .! a keen disappointment to th president', a he waa looking forward to placing th ' entlr collection in Harvard, togethe'" with the manuscript of his numerous . works on the hunting of wild gam. . - In: addition - to his own - trophte, ha T" has many choice one aent by admiring ; friends. Msny of thes. had been In th cr of th malodorous mothball for soma months, but th naphthalln prep, a ration must hav lost some of It strength, the moth1 got in anyhow, and ' the tale Is, told by many -hairless nd furies-spot. Th Washington housewife i ome- whst comforted at th thought that even th president 1 not Immune- from -th peat she fights. In humbler homes, however, the moth create havoc simply because It has to eat In the cse f. the president lt--rve a higher mission snd creates the demand that th presi dent go -forth to kilt to replenish th stock. It Is pleasanter to. hunt than It it to hang the pelts on the Una In th . sunny south fawn, and beat them with ' the big atlck. ckooxw ormx. xxuui mnxrv (Special DleuatcS t The JoarnaL) Helena, Jun . A special from Billings tells of an unusual suicide, that of a 14-year-old girl, who swal lowed a large dos of carbolic acid. - The child had been reprimand by her- mother for some slight Infraction, .hut departed for school. En rout she pur chased th acid In a drug atore, re paired to a. room and a wallowed it frightfully burning her face ejnd mouth. Th rnlld waa a daughter of William Harper, an employ, of th Northern Pacific. la Behalf f th "Dropper." From th New York Sun. : On of th novel things In th can tine Is a walking stick with leather'--thong through ' th handle, after, the fashion of a policeman' nightstick. The leather strap Is not as long aa th night stick strap, being Intended only to go aroand th wriat. Th can 4 specially designed for men who hav a habit of dropping their things "when in-an especially happy mood. Although not Intended, as a defensive weapon-, thes canes could be used to good ef fect if th owner wer set upon, a th strap would prevent any on from wrat- Ing th stick from hi grasp. - Special Dlapatck te Th invroal.) 'Eugene, Or., June . W. K Wtlmot. a pioneer of -Lan county, died at Rome, Kentucky. May H, of cncer..New of hi death has Just reached here. He resided on Fall creek, east of Eugene, for msny year, having grm to .Ken tucky to visit hi old home last Septem ber. He was IS year and I month old and left two daughters Mr. Wsrren H. Luckey ef EugsD, and Mr. Sophia a ve . . , - , i GOING-! that grows la popularity GOING-!! GONE III. Karaiaki WU1 Ban tt. Katalalia WOl lara It, HE NEEDS A CUAHDIAN Tb koatsea was wa Is tee-eay a lank site I fa fceaitk ss awraoaal.-esaafsrt aeada a aaaraUa. - T atlee aaBdraff a4 fallta haw Is aneatk kla Ma ef saalmea Later wnea ral , saMoaa Sasiis . a wtU WMka ta La fee BwileMe, sinr ttytsg evareeaae tfea raaalt at kla ewa seslevt. boom eve at hoaae aaoal lanl arte aia. At srat lcbt ef aaiua-afr . waica is a eaetatioaa siaaaaa c, HrniMih abeote fca A. It nm Sad atnee falUas BaU f saetrerta an(traff aaa. t, a-n'NI kalr Araaal ra hwtMLM. Scad etc. ltMk, t CI.. Hfrt. . ltrn,XlcB far I K:'t rwpra a drrc lait . t " t "- r