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SAMB AS SERVED AT PORTLAND EXPOSITION
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TO MAKE YOUR .HIRIS
TO BE. REMEMB
TMAS
MONEY AVAILABLE
AFTER 60 YEARS
Northampton Gets Fortune Left
by America's First Philan
thropist for School.
THIRTYTtf OUSAND GROWN L
; - .TO THIRD OF A MILLION
and when It la Completed Paul Sartorl
will run It It will be propelled by an
eight-cylinder motor . developing ltd
horsepower an will .welch under tha
required weight limit 'Of J. 104 pounds.
Laat year Mr. Vanderbllt'a horse
power Mercedes racing- car made a dle
appotntlnavabowtng at tha Ormond
IX y to ola races. This year the same
ear, waa entered In tha Vanderbllt cup
race, but an early accident put It out of
the ooatasu It la Mr. vanderbllt'a am
to own tha fastest automobile In Ule
world
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DOINGS IN RABBITVILLE
Xanitr Webster d Rufua Choate
Battled in Court Over Wfll Left by
Oliver Smith S latere Founded CoU
' lege. -...',' , .'
(Joorsal Special Servlee.,
Northampton. Mass.. Deo. M. After a
. wait of to years, the acTlcultural school
provided tor In tha will of Oliver Smith
' fa to become an accomplished fact Mr.
Smith died December 21. IMS. His will
, provided that the fund for the estab
lishment of the school waa to accumu
; late for So years. Hence H became
available today. In anticipation of thla
date, the trustees of the school laat
,D0nth purchased a site In Northampton
In order to be ready for establishing the
' school. The - purchase conalats of l
- acres, and the tract lncludea about all
the varieties of soil desirable for eg
xicultnral purposes. ..
Tha will art aside f 10,000 for an agri
:. cultural school, the money to be plaoed
at Interest and to be allowed to accumu
late tor CO years. It la thla fund.
' amounting -to about tllf.OOO, which be
A came available today.
- Oliver Smith belonged to tha eame
- class of philanthropists a Peter Coop
er, Anthony Drexel'and Charlea Pratt
f His aim waa to give practical assist
..arte to young men andVomen striving
to get a foothold In life. He Is perhapa
entitled to be called tha pioneer phllan
,. thropist of America, for It waa early
' In tha 'SOa that plana for establishing a
permanent . source of benefit tor young
l; men and women took form In his mind.
Hie benefactions aa they now stand are
? weU toward tl.600.000. .
Oliver Smith waa born at Hatfield.
thla atate. In January, 1760. He never
: married. Hla father died a year after
: Oliver's birth, and left six sons to the
, cars' of their mother, who is deaoribed
'as an active and intelligent woman.
' Oliver received little education except
, that given him by hla mother. He took
his ahare of the paternal aetata when
' be arrived at ths age of tl, receiving
land valued at $500. In middle life he
vraa tha proprietor of the village store
' In Hatfield, In company with hla brother
Benjamin, and in later years ha aoconv
; pllabed the rapid Increase In hla wealth
. hy stock transactions In New Tor.
, Hut throughout Ma active life a part of
) ila attention waa devoted to farming.
': He Beams to have been always succeaa-
: Sal In hla undertakings, and conserve-
- tlsra appeara to have been one of the
. most marked traits of hla character.
, Belonging to hla family were other cele
brated philanthropists, among them
. Sophia Smith, founder of Bmlth college.
; and Mary Lyon, founder of Mount Hoi-
yoke college.
The provisions of tha will were not
permitted to become established with-
out a contest tn the courts that waa
commensurate in . atrenuous endeavor
i" and In the eml'nenoe of tha counsel em-
t ployed with the lasuea involved.- The
. : will became tha subject of an encounter
betwen the two men who were the
' glanta of- their time In legal contro-
veray and who remain commanding flg
( nrea In history Daniel Webster and
; Rufua Choate. Mr. Choate appeared as
leading counsel for . tha helrs-at-law,
. and Mr. Webaur for the defense. Mr.
r Choate In his argument spoke three
1 hours and Mr. Webster two hours. The
Jury, returned a verdict for the will,
;.'t being-out one hour. ,
; TWO MILES A MINUTE - ' '
; IN VANDERBILT'S AUTO
:' ; V"
J """Wsarasl Ipeetal lervtceT .
New Tork..t)ec..i..AUred Owynne
Vanderbllt has ordered a wonderful
automobile for the ' Ormond-Daytonla
. Beach racee and expects It to run at a
speed exceeding two miles a minute.
The machine- la being deotgned by
Francois Richard, a French engineer,
Coughing; Span Ceased Death.
"Harry Duckwell. aged tl yeara.
choked to death early yesterday .morn
ing at hla home In tha presence) of hie
wife and child. He contracted a allaht
cold a .few days ago and paid but little
attention to It. Yesterday morning he
was aelsed with a fit of ooughlng which
continued for some time. Hla wife seat
for a ' physician, but before be eon.
arrive another roughing apell came on
and Puckwell died from aufforatlbn.
ht. Ioule Ulobe Democrat. Ded. 1st
Wfll." . - , .
Iialtard's- Horehonnd SyrufTwonld
have mved him. 16a, tOa end 11.00.
Vno1ar. (larke A ( 'o.
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Rabbltville, Or., Dec. 11. One of them
hlfalutin girls of the tribe of Honey
bottom, sent away to one o' them male
order atorea and got a para of hosiery
wlch coat her 11.11 and now aha dont
care wlch way tha wind blows.
Our barber shop closed agin and tha
barber a gone away, that he'll not ahow
hla noaa agin In Rabbltyllle wa pray;
O. he WTi a cheap galoot, and raaora
had but two. honed em on the leg of a
boot and with . 'am hair cut too; may
God wash away1 hla sin, keep trubble
front his head, but If here he comes
agin we'll kill him dead, dead, dead.
A feller what keeps a little hoaa. ranch
out Heppner way come in to aee Dook
Standpatt laat week and give Dock
1110 to diagnosa him. So he retaled bis
slmptoms and asked Dock what ailded
him- and what he'd better do- for It
Dock took hla temperment felt his
pults, looked at hla tung, thumped his
back and pounded his chlst then asked
him If he could read and rite and If ao
why and how much, and If hla father
and mother died alngler. aevral or col
lective, and a lot of other pertinent and
im-pertlnent questions touchln on and
appertanln to hla ezcuaa tor 11 win; than
Dock says I gesa- there la something
sDoutt your envlropg wlch is fast leadln
you towarda lonjevvftty, but the feller
aays that cant be for I had all o' them
cut out o' me by a hosplttle doctor down
to Portland mora n two year ago.
.The city drug store given notlaa that
it -he dealded that It will no longer
toady to the monster Rum, believing
that most an the t rubbles on this mun
dane earth are dew to bad likker. Hense
therefoar tha city .drug store will no
longer pander too depraved - appetites
and has forewer discarded the sail of
them Vile, Hellish and Villainous nola
truma, Peruner. Llkkersona and - old
Dock Hostetters btttera. Our cus
tomers what haa got aot oh theaa aole-
destroyln compounds can best and quick'
eat reform by tha ateddy use of our
aellebrated prescription No. 1001. wlch
the boys oftenner call The High Stepper.
A chunk of an Irishman what herds
sheep, him and a dog, over on ) Eight
Mile, waa In -town moat awl last weak
on an offul toot When ha waa kind
of sober in np I aald to him you'd better
look out or you'll git the Jama, and he
says what can a poor cuss do, and I told
him he'd better go down to Portland
and take a gold cure from a Jag factory
they have there. . He asked me If
could rekomend It and I aald I aure
could, bavin been permanent cured there
of tha likker habblt 1 tlmea my ownself.
Old Ouvsner Slnjohn. of Kansas, his
name beln St John regalar, but In his
blggotty way ha called It always
Slnjohn; well, ha waa a grata temper
ance feller.' He had 1 aons who was
grata temperance fellers two. . Betwixt
'em they had a skeme to annia hllate
the Monater Rumm. It waa Ilka this;
Old. Man Slnjohn waa to atop tha dis
tilleries from makln any more of tha
Vial Stuff and the S boys waa to con-
sums awl that had been maid. Oh it
waa a lovely ;akeme. a pec tally for the
boys, and thay throwed there whole
aolea Into tha conflict ' But tha old
man ooodent make good and fell down
on atoppln the distilleries. , But the
boys,. I tell you . them boys waa ded
game. They dlddent consume It all, not
kwlte. but they did there levvel best
and died a tryln, and who could do more
nor die In pursoot of a noble amblahunT
Hanca we can still hay perecrlptlona at
the city a rug store, .
Preach in at early oandlellto Sunday
aevenmg come on come awL
The ladles aid society- haa sent me
word to put a little nottss In tha paper
askln the sisters to pay their dews, or
aa sister Bunco says, ante or git out o
the game. So this here Is a warnln to
that tenor and effeck.
Preferred stock Canned Oooda. . .
Allan aV Lewis' Best Brand.
j 1 r
." , JEia rarttnf Shot. .
From tha . Washington Poat . .
"Whan I waa younger than I am now."
say" a lawyer who la still somewhat
thla aide of middle age, "I bad a posi
tion In the office of a man who haa a
big reputation.- Naturally I felt my re
sponsibility. It was plain to ma that
the head of tha firm had outlived his
usefulness, and I used to feel sorry to
think what would happen to him If I
aver left him. Sheer magnanimity mad
me overlook a lot of things.
I wssn't treated In that Office with
all the deference due ma. but I stood It
till one day somebody went too far.
Then I marched Into tha-old man'a pri
vate' offlc and laid down the law to him.
I told him I wasn't going to endure euch
treatment another day. I waa going to
quit that waa what I waa going' to do,
and I waa going to quit right then and
there. I unburdened my mind freely,
and then t stopped to give him a ehanc
to apologise and beg m not to ruin
him by leaving. Ha didn't look tip from
hla deek Ha Just said to me, In a po
lite kind of a way: ,
"Tleaee don't slam tha door when
The Dentists
You Should Go To!
Everything depends bn how you teeth
are treated. Poor dental work la dear
at any prlca. The Alveolar method as
practiced by the Boaton Dentists, te
nures parmanent and beautiful results.
If your teeth are decayed or ab
scessed or loose and falling out. or your
gums Inflamed and sore, then your
health demands that you teeth be at
tended to. If you are looking for the
best work at a reasonable fee w would
advise you to call upon the Boaton
Dentists. 11H Morrison atreet, the
dentists who originated the
Alveolar Method
Tha moat talked -of and renowned of re
cent dental discoveries. -
Examination, free. Lady attendant
A
Great Remodeling Sale!
Skillful specialists.
Boston Dentists
M1H Morrison St. Opp. Mela Trash
and Postofrioa.
, Batraaoe S1H .Morrison S. .
Offloa Houra 1:10 a. m. to o. m.
Sunday, l:S0 a. m. to 11:10 p. m.
NEGRO PAYS PENALTY -
FOR MURDERING WOMAN
(Journal Special Service.)
San Antonla, Tex., Deo. 11. -George
H. Turner, who waa found guilty of
, We intend to enlarge our preaent establishment in order to be
enabled to bandit our-ateadily growing trade with mora eisa and -greater
dispatch. To accompllah this, and aa aoorr ca possible, wo
have decided to aell our large atock of Imported and Domestic .
Liquors, Wines and Cordials at reduced prices. We will during
this month allow on every article In our store a discount of If to 20
pea cent on the dollar providing you refer to this ad. t
Our weU known Crystallized Rock and Rye wa have reduced .
to SO CENTS bottle net.
We aell our goods as wa always did, at lowest figure and same
prices as ever besides, will allow the discount. v
DURINQ THIS WEEK every lady. purchaser to tha amount
of $1.00 or up will receive a suitable present.
Call yourself or use Telephone Main 262$ and goods will be
delivered free to your house.
, D.' GERMANUS
The Family Liquor Store. - 228 Morrison St.
NEW STORE
WHERE?
392f4 Morrison St
The Novelty Store
5c, 10c and 15c
Counters all loaded with fine
goods. Also useful and orna
mental - goods for the holiday
trade. Call and Inspect our stock.
It ia a pleasure to show goods.
Smith & Boomer
Proprietors.'- - -
having murdered Mrs. James Lynch and
sentenced to death by Judge Edward
Dwyer, waa executed brhatrg1ng today
In tha presence of a lsrg number of In
vited witnesses, among them James
Lynch, tha husband of . tha murdered
woman. Sheriff Tobln, who waa In
charge of the execution, had given
Lynch permission to attend the hanging
upon Lynch's own request. Turner ,
onoe uvea in jron wortn ana Kiiiea a
negro several yeara ago, but eacaped the
scaffold at that time.
' Ha known no good who boaste ha doe
o harm. '.?.
$1.00
I '
ALL
FOR
$1.00
Turkish
Bath
aaiarn,
King's Baths
Ingtaw Sta,
. vjr fix r'-v j:
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kPaVHrea,
;.aw
JAP AfOSE GOODS
- : TKX a.' XOKASA CO."
Are Better prepare te sapply the pabUe
', wtta taetr twe susnlaeeat e
A One el.slar.ef Ctarlatmaa soods, eeeaaiUnf
ef Soe Bemboo raraltwe. lapaseee Carlo, and
Porcelain Wane. The public la eor41.ll In
vited te rnepwt Mile BMwt elennt -fltipla at
ui-su atoaaisoa stkxxx.
simp fF
Pwisibk
cTVlake someone's home light and
cheery for the Holidays with
either a Welsbach or Linsey gas
- light the clearest and brightest
light in the world. Give a Welsbach or Lindsey drop
light to your friends.; No gift would be
nlore acceptable or more useful, - more
enduring or more artistic and beautiful;
: it yill help them save on the gas bill fpr :
I: pne of these lights Ay ill give three times
as much illuminatici as v thef ordinary ;
burner and with less consumption of gas.
We have some beauties in brass, bronze,
oxidized copper and Dresden geld. The f
shades are in the art shapes and tints. ;7
Merchants:
The
. r
Gas
Arc?
Is the best possible .
light for stores, "'It
will save you money. " .
it will make the store ;
bright and attractive,
it will show . your
merchandise off to
the very best advan- "
tage. See these lights :
in the many stores In
Portland, then let ua
tell you jibout them.
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