THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 8, 4GC3. It HERE'S A CIIAHCE TUMI for Oesl , Putatuw and . You Can Keep ' the Po tatoes Besides. AND THE SEED MAN WILL -STARTYOiriN-BUSlNESS All Directions Furnished by Agrrkul- rural CoUjege Contests Held Under "7 Auspices of C Teachers Progress Club to1 Interest Youth fai Nature. ' A prlie contest for the purpose of In "teresting the boya- In the publto schools of the county in Sractlcl. agriculture . will be held the coming summer under TBsrmmpiusS of, the Tuaiiie -lub, with the assistance of the faculty nf tk niwffnn Am rtaultural . collert. Prises will be awarded to. bore who obtain tha beat results from potato cul ' ' ture, all tha" direction for which will be. included In a leafletwhlch will be , , prepared by the Instructors of the Ore ' son Agricultural -college and distributed mmnng the pupils by the teachers under tba direction of County-Superintendent R. F. Robinson. - .' .--- . . Full detain of tha contest .will be launched at tha meeting; ef tba Teach ' ere' Jfrogresa club Saturday. A Port- land seed Arm haa been Induced to loan - the bora 1260 to 1300 worth of potatoes, -with the understanding -that art equal ' amount of potatoes Is to be returned "" after the crops-are dujf"or their "Worth - paid in money.- i ..r . . i.i-:rrr.'' .- . Blast SisSy Kills. . .- . Each boy entering; tba contest will ' be required to plant 60 bills' of pota-. , toes.' divided into, four rows or 18 hllla In one row whole potatoes will pSnTed In 'ea'ctt Mill 111 aUmiiei. tine half of a potato which haa been cut "leiiBifiiliWIU bS "W the stem half of a potato, and in tha fourths, bud half. Besides- these .'. tha boya will bo Instructed . to plant few extra hills In order to atudy the growth and development of -the plants .and bulbs. 'They may also have the optlon-of piahanglwdst l-owsrone without snd tha other with fertiliser. . ' Allied with tha culture of tha potato ; will be nature atudy, to which each boy . is expecieo o give oorrsiaeraoie aiion tlon. He will- be instructed to study . tha growth of . tha plant from day to t day and to tabulate everything that be discovers.-, ''-. .a;-. A-., ' .When the potatoes are ready to be gathered they are to be dug and those in each row placed in a separata pile - and labeled. The crops will then be taken to some central point la the county, - where - they - will be placed on exhibition and tb prlsesjrwsrdedv i- Because of the difference In soil in various parts of the county, it is ex- , pected that the territory will be divided ' . into at leaat five districts and prises ' awarded for the beat results obtained fijtHaen;Thlr wiir p 'siding In tha mora .fertile dlstricta of the county having any advantage. -....;' (Mr la to Orow Blowers. ..' After tha prises have been awarded and .the exhibit closed, ' the potatoes which have been borrowed will be re turned to the seed man.. ; " , y. A atmilar contest In grosylng sweet peaa . and asters will be held for girls Tha exhibit of the results .of - their efforts will be held early. In tha sea son,' aa the flowers will mature earlier than the potato crop. ',. Superintendent Robinson is . enthus Issllo over the prrmirstil contest He believes- tliat-4tr-wlll provide both boys and girls an Incentive to take up agri cultural Dursu an Insight. Into nature atudy they could not otherwise secure. T --WhtIr4hle--oontest Is In the nature .: of n experiment Wlth'us," aald he, "It la not new to. many eastern sections, .-where it has proven highly satisfactory. . We believe It will be a success here. It " will stimulate Interest In agricultural close to nature. The prises will BrTTS7 maetgh aa they will be an. Incea- tlve for every boy and girl to strive for X. them. ' . "If this contest proves a success others will be held annually, but. aome other vegetables or plants will be cul- tlvatd.Tha teachers in tba Progress club are pushing this matter and, with . eac-h one of them taking a personal ln . terest In tha contest. It will prove a success. The granges throughout the """county are also taking up tha proposl " tlsn and two have already approved of the plan." ' . Eastern Oregon homes sell high. Bad Stomach Makes T ''i:v ;"."';.j Bad Blood. ' Ton ran not make sweat butter In a - foul, unclean churn. Tba stomach serves as a churn ia which to agitate, work up and disintegrate our food as it Is brlni . digested. If it be weak, slug a; tab. ana foul the result will be torpid, sluggish - liver and bad. Impure blood. - The Ingredients ot Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are just such as best ,: serve to eorrect and curs all such de- - rangemente. It Is mads up without a ; drop of alcohol in Its composition; ebnm- - Ically pure, triple-refined glycerine being . used lnstnad of tha commonly employed . alcohol. Now thlsglycerlualsof Itself a valuable medicine, Inttcad of a deleted- eus agent like alcohol, especially In the - rare of weak stomach, dyspepsia and tha " various forms of indigestion. Prof. Finley ' Mllng wood, M. D., of Bennett Medical buiiege. Lnicago, lays oi , "In djrnpepeta It ose. U Is, ; nor fart t Is eae cd aha K.t manaf ared products of the jpreeeot time In Its actum opun enfeebled, olaordered stotnachti - eapArlally If there Is ulceration or catarrhal aaetrltlsiraterrbal Inflaanmatloa of stomaehl, - it Is a most efletent pmHiratlon. Olyeeiine ' will relieve saany rases of pyrosis (heartburn) and excewilve saetrtr addltr it Is oseful In chronic Intestinal dyspepslareepecially the - Baealent variety,' and In certain forme of - chronic conetlpaUon. stlmnlatlng the serre- , tory and excretory ranctkms of the intestinal glands, r When combined. Injutt the right propor. . tlons, with Golden Seal root, Stone root, . Black Cherry bark. Quean's root, Blood root and Mandrake root, or the extracts of these, as in llr. Pieroe'e XoWe leedlcal" had to grant recesses and rderthe : , ' I)lscovery, there eaa be no doubt of its area I efficacy In tha cure of all stomach. ' . Hvaf and Intestinal disorders and dranfe4 msota. loeee several mgrediesu have the strangest endorsement la all suab. : rase of suoh emlsaat medical leaders ga rrof. R Bartbolew, M. D.. of JesTersoa Msd- i-al Oollea-e. Chicago:, froL nobari A. Hare. I D . Of Medk al leqartsMint, Cniverttty of kt Prof. Laurence Joaneon. SL U.. Medic New York: rrof, and frof. John Kuur. M. u Aautors or ne Aaerleaa UUpeosetory. aad anosne of efbers , gjong whe ladling meaioaj nn oi oer lano, 7Vuocan doubt Che asrastve virtues ot ft medicine the ingredients of which have sveh s profaerioruii endorsement f ' Cnstiptioit cnrrl Vf Dos tor Tleree'a risaaaoi falieU. pa ar two a 4oat. Ir-rtment Lnlvsrsisy of Id -In H. Hsie. M. D.. Hahn Colloee-Chtcaso: Pruf. John at PLEADS TO KEEP . Mrtt Awnn F. Crtndnll finyaJhal If Street Is Opened She 1.'... Will Lose Her All. OTHERS FIGHT OPENING T OF EAST-EIGHTEENTH Proceeding Indefinitely Postponed Council Orders Cascade Power C Company ; . Franchise Published, With-Amendment '- Mrs..-Anna E.' Crandall pleaded with the itv council laat nlaht that her home be, not taken from har to provide tot a' public thoroughfare as planned by iMupusna saunas er n esi fiimmmt treatShe said Jhat if the street waa opened .according to the survey of the viewers, large amount of her- property would be condemned and ahe would be ruined, aa her home waa all aha had. . .. It waa DrODOsed to open East Eight eenth street from 75 feet south Of East Morrison street to 110 feet eoutn ni Eaat Taylor street The proposition haa been under consideration. by the council for several weeks. Several property-owners In that locality claimed that It -was necessary to" the develop ment of the east aide that tha thorough- fare be extended througn tna iwo diocks which' are now closed, while others con tended that It waa not at all necessary. but would workJrreparable damage upon affected property-o wnera. One or the chief objectors was MrrR.Fallowo.wha owna a large portion of tha affected property. ; " After a heated : . discussion lasting more than an hour, further proceeding were indefinitely postponed. . Mas! Bas sjsji Bss tlssit 'the franchise of tha Cascade Power oilman Yaughn's amendment to impose a t per cent -tax on the gross receipts of. the company passed. The company will also be required to furnish 10,000 horsepower within the city within two Vears. and to have at least 20 ter cent of the" totat-miO.OW worth of construe- tlon work fllnshed within the elty. An amendment to exact a f 50,000 bond to -indemnify the city against any damages, proposed by Councilman Beldlng, waa lost by a' vote of 4 to I. Councilman Vaughn argued that auch a bond would tend to discourage capital. Councilman Cray .was also of the same opinion. - The same' amendments were made to the franchise of the Mount Hood Power company, but the ordinance was not ordered advertisedTas it waa the desire of 8. B. Cobb, the president of tha cor poration, first to consult with his asso ciates on the proposed, amendments, Vaughn a ordinance to levy an Ocou ration tax of I per cent on the . gross tlons In the elty, which are not other wise taxed under their franchises, was 'CummlUes. rill Xaatead of Bridge. Tha resolution to build a ateel bridge lover Montgomery gulch . at the Gold smith street crossing waa rescinded on motion of Councilman- Manefee and an other resolution introduced to make a fill at this point. It la aald that a fill would be cheaper and of a mora perma nent nature. - - ." So more permits for frame buildings, to bs built on the east aide In the pro posed fire limits district, will be grant ed by the building inspector. In accord-, ance. with a resolution Introduced bf Councilman- Sharkey. Ordinances providing for the Increase in salary of the deputy health officer 7 ball janitor from 6S to $70 a month. Other Janitors Xrora 80 to 170 a month, city hail engineers from $90 to 1 100 and elevator men from 160 to 170 a month were referred to the ways and means committee. - J. M, Long, representing Dr. Dickson snd H. Labbe, remonstrated against the report of the viewers on tha propoaad opening or tjtarx street Detween Kiev. en t h nd Txtlt Ux . streets,,. and-aVHU Cahalln spoke In favor of tha project. City Attorney McNary thought that 11 tl gatlon 'over the matter might be averted If a special committee to act as an arbi tration board were appointed. The com mittee will be named by the mayor. . Tha ordinance providing for changes in the proposed market building on the block occupied by the People s Market company was referred to the license committee for further consideration. BOY ASKS TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND FOR HIS FOOT Attorney Henry E. McGinn has re cently filed two damage suits against the Portland-Railway company. One filed by blm yesterday for Elisabeth Bollarn, guardian ad litem for Walter Conley, Is a suit for 125,000. It Is al leged that on December 10 last the boy, who is 13 years old. attempted to board a Fnlton car on First street between Main and Madison streets, and that the car started up before he was aboard. - It is stated In, the complaint that the boys foot waa crushed, necessitating amputa tion. , Mrs. 'Jane Ingle , filed,-through Mr. McGinn, a auit against the streetcar company for $10,000 damages. She avers that on October 11, 1(05, she sttempted to board a car at the corner of Sixteenth and Thurman streets, and that just as she had one footon Jhe platfornv pfj tne car it atartes ana sne was inrown violently to the ground, sustaining se vere Injuries. COURTROOM AIR FOUL DEPUTY BRAND FAINTS Erneet Brand, the deputy who repre sents .District .Attorney . Man nlng in the police court, came near, fainting yes terday during .the trial f Rose peCldco on the charge of assaulting her former husband,'- He wae assisted to -an outer apartment snd the fresh air swon re- vlvcd hint so tht he was" tbl to pro eeed with tba prosecution. m At times in- the past-Judge Cameron doors and "windows thrown onen in "or der that the trial of esses might pro ceed without all the court. Officials be-1 Ml coming sick In the foul air of the badly ventilated room. Mrs. DeClcco was held to the grand Jury by Judge Cameron- and her bond placed at f&OO. . - gome STew Inoorporatloas.- The following, articles of incorpora tions have recently ' oeen ' filed with County Clerk Frank B. Fields: .' -The Northwest Log Lumber com pany, Ky A. C. Mowery, A. P. Hogue and J. M. Nlokum. Capital. 10,00 ! The Hcott-McClure ttnd company, by H. N. Bcott. J A. McCliirek J. H. Bcott andC W. H-nderson. tipltal. 11.000.--,. SfJM Eoterprlse Placing MJU oocnpany, -, - , Drunkards Cured ; A In 247-1ldus Atrydy"CanCurs theost Violent Drunkard Secretly at Home. Tfivti1 irrtrm yaskaiafa Meat Sealed to AU Who Write. , let no women despair.- The aura, quick, permanent cure for drunkenness haa hMn found. tt 1s-atrtdn Mpeelfto. It-haa ne odor. II nas no uaie. jusi a nine is put in the drunkard's cup of coffee or tea, or htha-row. He wtlr never notice" It, ha will, b cured before he realises it, and he will never Know wny ne apanaonea the taste ror liquor. Ooae Had Trom WMakey. His desire for drink disappears abso lutely, and he.wlll even abhor tha very Slant ana emeu or wninaey. The vigor he has wasted sway Dy drink will be restored to him. and his iienlth and .strength and - cheerfulness will return to brighten your home. Qolden Bpeolna haa cured aome of lha most violent cases In a day's time. This fact Is proven by many ladles who have tried it. - Mrs. Mattle alklna, Nanceourg. .y, vai ''My husbBffa took two doses bf your medicine about nve monins ago ana has not taken a drink or had any de- all s ' for so different now." Mra Mhel Zlnk. R. F. P. No. 6. 8a- lm nrufnn. aava: "M husband has not touched liauor Since i gave mm ine sample paoaage ux your uoiaen p pec inc. Save your loved one from premature death and the terrible consequences of the drink eurse and aave yourself from poyerty-ajd misery, It costs absolutely, nothing to try. Pond your name and address to Dr. J. W. Haines, 6838 Glenn Building, Cin cinnati, Ohio, and he. will atonee aend you a free package of the marvelous Golden Speclilo in a plain, sealed wrap per. He will also send you the strongest. cnncl'usiva nroof of what a blessing It lhaateen to thousands -of families. Golden-Speclflo today. . ' - by J. - A Malar key,. August Boson and Wirt Minor. Capital, 16.000. - The tashion Stables, by M. Ji)rla. coll. tt. H. Tarpley and John Manning. CaDlUl. 116.000. Tk. Tlwia atiet4t Mmfuln V 3- V. Capital, ,000. HISS ISOH LEAVES FOR EAST AND EUROPE During Her Absence Miss Glisan Is Head of Public ; . -. Library. Miss Mary F. laom haa left Portland to spend several months In tha east and bf6M-na wilt position sa head librarian at the public library in September. During her absence- Miss - GUean, head of the cata loguing department, ia ac4ng librarian. At the monthly meeting of the dl rectors last night Miss Glisan reported that all tha departments have thla month had the " largest avers go at- tence. Thegh- dren's department had the largest day In ts Istorr last week -with a circulation of - 400.- In - the-elrculation department the total attendance for February was 11,743 and the circulation 11,861. In the reference-room S.0S1 peeople were accommodated and' in the periodical room 6.J78. Tha number of books cata logued waa 784. "' ' v In the children's department Miss Haasler haa been telling stories of travel and travelers, but she is pre paring for the spring stories of birds and f to were.- These stories she tella to Interest the children In their immediate surroundings and to quicken their pow ers of observation. The attendance haa been 4.913 ' and the - circulation 4,411. The per cent of Motion read In that room la only 11 and In tha circulating oeparx meat it has fallen to ( per cent, 1 leas than In laat February. The published lists this month Include one on violet culture, which haa been much atudled, and one on bird houaea. posted at the request of the manual training department of tha publlo achools. Mrst Castro has been Installed aa apprentice. , Mra. Stalllngs lias had to give up the "work on account of 111-health.,- . -, :. : Wallowa News: . There ' have been soen lately quite a number - of : bear tracks on the brakes of Smith, moun tain. Spring will soon be here. ' Tat Ces Ilnr OB SnaMea-Tar BatM." latttrtt Hitlth by B u!!.!n-Tliu Because the JlumaLBody must have fat to npply energy to the tissues, Oxomulsion contains the urest of naturarFats.-Cod Liver and Glycerine. .. Without am. Tfnal fat in some easily iflijested form, the Body would starre. Oxo-mulsiorre6taeefnhot-enery of oxidization in the best known manner to science. . For Vasticj Dlsoasos ozonuL&iou Uikes C3cd lha Lest Tlssua Beneficial Resaks are Obtained after tne First Dose, There see two tteee Sex. eaa 144a Bottles J Cm Fenaala is pnated ia 1 laagaegts ea asoa. Ozomulmon Laboratories 1 "... sttrruBtMjt: .." OF - BUiLDIIJG Oil , - . ..; More to JBeErectedJnCentf aj East Side Than in Recent Year. Any APQmJMEPRTANI- PROJECTS UNDER WAY Market Gardeners to Spend Twenty . Five Thousand Dollars O. W. P. Company " Starts " Building New Carbarn Other Improvements, The east siae efSet ef Tae Toarnal tt Is the Store ot i. at. U Miller. SSO JCaat MorrUue street Xelepaeae Beat ITS. It Is already evident that the present season-will ste a greater number - of valuable kuslasss buildings etected.no tha. eaat side, especially In the central district between Kast Burnslde and Kaat Morrison streets, thsn -any recent year. Though, the building aeaaon haa hardly really opened a doxen Important projects are either under way or announced, and In addition various sites have recently changed hands, . the ' transfer being preparatory . to -substantial Improve ments not yet announced. - One of the big improvements projected Is the recently announced four-story brick wholesale house of the Mitchell, Lewis Staver company that will occupy a block on East Morrison street In the wholesale implement -district. Thla -la to be tha first modern brick block In the district, ' but It Is generally considered that property, values are great enough to return' an Income In - substantial building and that tha frame, age haa probably passed for tha warehouse tract of the east aide. . : . One of the big ."projects"' now well under way la the market block for the ft MlaH i far?'Prff ssoclatlon a t Un 1 on avenue and Kaat Madison streeC The tilling for the bis Plata olace has been driven and mostoflnoTieaTvy flooring has -eee; plaoed, rln-a, few weeks he market will be completed .and when fin ished it-will be commodious, up to date and will represent an expenditure of about 126.000. Hew sraslsMaw'OeeMlan One of. the results of the opening of tha market will be to make a new busi ness center on lower Union avenue be tween Eaat Morrison atreet and Haw thorne avenue, a district which, until recently neglected, is now rapidly in creasing in value and la the home of the newly located, foundry with other large establishments rumored;-- - - . Chief of all tha eaat aide Improve ments for tha year will doubtless be the High school building. . The walla of the Urst story of thla school, which will oo-eupy-sur entire Wockaro-up-Mind -in" a few days the achool will be formally dedicated to the eaat side, when the im provement association holds the corner- stone-laying ceremonies. , ; On tha terminal grounds of the O. W. P. company south of East Clay street that-eompany-has-atertedV tha eonstrue-1 tlon of a large carbarn and repair ahop. For aome time tha company haa been without barns to house its cars, the old Mllwaukle establishment - having been outgrown when: the Cssadern line was put in service and tha Oaks opened. The shops will employ an increasingly large crew of men and will toe one of the new Industrial centers of tha central aaat aide district. c ' Soma Other XmprovwmanSa. ' .' ' 3. M. Healy will- apon let final ' con tracts for the construction of a three- story block 100 by 100 feet on Grand avaniia mrA XT.mmt MMHarMt af-fewst Th ial I SEASOH MM buiraantTwnr-ba-ne or tne niu i"T0M0RR0VV1Sr7W7t?7A7 IflVVCU Ul VVU.IIHGIWU .7-- vivuvu VII enst slat, the frame being steel throughout. Tha work will be com menced aa soon as the frame buildings new on the site are vacated. The East Bide bank will have new quarters before the end of the year, H. H. Newhall.- president,, having an nounced the construction of a two-story brick block at East Washington street and Grand avenue, a site at preeent oc cupied by small single-story buildings, These are only a few of tha blocks for the central district and both the Hawthorne estate and the ladd inter eeta have announced that they will build modern brick buildings In thia district thla year. . Elsewhere through out the . east side business blocks are being erected, and while few of them are of brick "or atone, there are probably two doxen two and three atory frame store buildings and tenement blocks of good construction now under way In the suburbs. SOLD SAUSAGE CHEAP. Butcher aete ?udg-msmt for Twelve Xol- lars aad Tlfty - Cents Samag-ea. - After several months -of litigation TV. D. Wiggins yesterday recovered $12.60 aa damages from Constable Keenan of the east aide justice court. On peti tion of the United States Packing com pany Keenan attached the butcher shop of Wiggins last summer and sold the stock of fresh meats. Several yarda of sausage, however, did not find a ready sale and was sold by the constable at bargain day rates. The butcher charged that the sale should have netted greater amount and would have had he been allowed to sell the meats. Justice Seton agreed and gave a verdict against the constable for tl3-S0. which will be paid from the indemnity bond of the plaintiff to the original suit. .. The suit of Bailey at Oney against Dim lck A Cran font was -dismissed in the east side Justice court yesterday after the defendants had appeared for trial. Judgment for till was asked by the plaintiff e for work, done at Instanoe of defendants on the Nfewberg achool building. The defense asserted that the plaintiffs substituted pipe not sccord Ing to the specifications and that thla pipe waa refused by the school board. thereby costing , the defendants more than-tha -amount due the plaintiffs -on the contract. The ault was dismissed at the' Instance of the plaintiffs' attor ney and waa aettled out of court. EASTISIDETNQTES. Several good residences - are - being stsrted in the central district. At East Eleventh "and Burnslde- street s""a 11,000 dwelling is being built for Mrs. Iove; at East iTanlh. and Beaconstrecta a 12.000 residence is being built for Mra C. J. Willis, and F. C. Miller Is having built an 11,800 home at Eaat Twentieth and Stark streets. . Early next week tha temporary head- ounrtera of the Women of Woodcraft, which haa been for alx mentha in the Calef building on Eaat Morrison street. will be moved to the Women of Wood- oraft temple on the west side. Chief Clerk J. I. Wright, with his force, will be the first to occupy the new temple and will superintend the, final work on it. " . . . The . elevated roadway en Esat Alder street, between Seventh and Tenth streets. Is .completed and will greatly, ' ' '- v.-'. ' '. ' ' ' . STUDIES ON THE EYE DY D. CHAMBERS The Eyc As An Optical , : ;'" tnitrumeri (Continued.) 1. fti Cam. X. The Irla. ...- Tha Ciliary Muscle, -4. Crystalline Xns. 6.. Optio Nerve. 'uU. -."Aqueous Humor. J: 7. Vitreous Humor. In our progreatilve description of the eye aa an optical instrument, we have passed through all the refeaotlve media from the Pnrn am Kaflr mnA nn .Am. a tusRUiaZ-Ta4ar4n-wrat article, we compared- to. tha senaatlaed plate in . a camera. Tha Retina la a thin, extended portion -"of the Optio. Nerve covering practically the entire Inner chamber of the eye and ia composed of innumerable nerve -cells, and it is through the im pression received upon this wall of nerve cells -that we receive snd experience the sensation xf sight, which Is carried to the brain . through the medium of the Optio Nerve. The eye haa fittingly been called the window of tha aoul, as It ia through the eye we receive every Impression coming from light. '- V. . , ... ' v v "No money eaa purchase, he artist can paint ..... .. . . Such plcturea as Nature supplies,- Forever, all over, to alnner and . saint. Who use to advantage, their eyes.". There are very few perfect eyea. An abaolutely perfect eye aees the stars In the heavens aa points of light, perfectly d dels aa It emi wltaaut the ssasj glea aa most of ua see them. The fecta, which not only produce poor vis Ion, which is of course to be regretted," but tha most serious defects are often obscure, the persons afflicted often having excellent vision but are suffering from Eye Strain, Headacbea, Eyeachea and " various hervdus "troubles ttjaters traceable directly to the eyea. - ....... (To Be Continued.) : . relieve the congestion caused by the closing of the other through streets run ning eaat from the central district, Eaat Morrison up to this time having been the chief highway and It being some what hazardous owing to the nature of the old roadway between Eaat Eighth and Eaat Ninth atreet a. - - A. quarter -block: at East Sere ft th "and Morrison streets was sold -yesterday by the Healy Investment company to Mo Klnley Mitchell for . $16,000. . BmaU frame store buildings occupy the site. Tbejaldway Improvement association desires that the polling place in the re cently established precinct SS be In the new- hall of the organ lsatio,. which, la central and tba only large room avail able for the purpose In the vicinity. At the last meeting, of the association It was resolved to endeavor to secure such locatlrafromtoec!tjr andeounty authorities. The .northwest conference of the Wealeyan Methodist church was called to -order at the Center addition chapel this morning by Rev. H. M. Frymlre, president. Sessions will continue throughout the week end special revival meetings will be held for a week or 10 days longer. -MGHTJvT-SKATINGINK Tomorrow night will be T.lW,'CL'a, night at the Exposition roller skating rink and an invitation to be preeent Is extended to every one by the committee in charge. The affair Is to be given for the purpose of furnishing a good time foe-the young, women ofths association and their friends, and the fund . raised by the admission fee of 10 cents will ba-used In providing the T.- W, C A. campaignliterature. - Mrs. A. E. Rockey will be the hostess of the occasion and she will be as sisted by girls " of the association. Home-made refreshments of the sort that the domestic science department of the association is famoua for manufac turing will be served to the guests dur ing the evening.' - Those who cannot skate are. invited to go and look on and partake of the refreshments, to show their Interest in and support of the work of the aasocla tlon. . .The work .of the association is more than 86 per cent self-supporting and more than 100. young woman are "at home" in the roome of the organ! Button - every Sunday afternoon. The lunch and restrooms accommodate sev eral hundred girls dally. The girls are endeavoring to raise enough money to erect a permanent home and have se cured in paid-up subscriptions $2,000. - LITTLE GIRLS COOK - ' - LIKE MOTHER DOES An appetising meal of several courses, prepared by a number of little girls during the course of the meeting, to give those In attendance a practical demonstration of what progress Is be ing made by the practical cookery class. was one of the features of the gather ing yesterday of the Council of Jewish Women. The Neighborhood House was the theme of the afternoon, and all papers .and- discussions - had- ev direct bearing upon that Institution and . the work being accomplished there. Miss 8 trickier haa charge of the cooking deaprtment. her pupils ranging In agea from 8 to 14 years. They proved themselves practical little cooks, for the repast they prepared was thor oughly enjoyed by the women who- at tended the meeting. The reports re ceived by the president, Mra 8. M. Blu mauer, : show - that- the : several depart merits -of- the-eounell are in, flourishing . wfHtiium.- .Sootors Are Iuasled. iS-remarkable recovery of Kenneth Mclver of Vanceboro, Ma., la the aub Ject of much interest to the medical fratemrry-mnd- wwlde ftrctir of"Trtenrts. He says or his ease; "iwmg to eevere inflammation or tne Throat and con- geation of the Lungs, three doctors gave me up to die, when, aa a last resort, I wae Inducted to try Dr. King's New Dis covery ana l am nappy to say n saved my Ufa." Cures the worst Coughs and is. unrei inw wnni i uugns ana , Bronchitis,.- Tonsllltls, Weak s. Hoarseness and ' Ia - Grippe, infeed at S. O. Bktdmore A Co.'s Colds, I,ungs, Ouaran drug store. 60c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. .. 3 ... . :f These are , the Two most fashionable "color? in . ; v : Hats this season. : "'"took at our window display. It tells tEewholest Sie1son, Knox, B. & P. 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