The Oregon daily journal., March 27, 1906, Page 9, Image 9

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TII2 "0r.LG0W DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 7, 1603.
, - To call attention to our Tinwarts Department and the fact that we sell tinware cheaper
than any firm in Portland and also to introduce our Eclipse Range into 86 new homes, we
offer-as-fiPECIAL-lfREB pREMIXJM&hotc-f any-twoihese-hTds6TOetckclptateil'
kitchen utensils, , or $3.00 worth, free from our tinware or graniteware stock, toall who order
fcur Eolipse Steel .Range j. ";'V 'v '.;. 5
'i'E? ; Free , yiif
" );Eciipsc Vv-r m
;: J Ranrjc:; J "
IM Copper Tea Kettle Nickel
.r- - ,v- Plated. - -- ----
rThfsTwrKettle is ofotfdTopper7to'viflvrckef
given as a. free premium, together
r"This handsome nickel-plated
- Coffee Pot, retailing at $3.00, will
LEIIIEIIiUIETAT
WOIIIGTOU
Official Society Keeps Up, Round
of Dinner but Cay Smart ,
SerHaTTTown South.
FOREIGNERS NOT ASKED
TO CABINET BANQUETS
. President I Docs Not Car to . Meet
DUtinguished Envoys and-Offends
- Friendly Foreign Courts Peaceful
" Life Led by Mrs. Roosevelt. . "
' (Wdt)n(to Burns of Tb Jure.!.)
Waahlncton. March tl. Waabinston
" Society' la looking- torwurd to - rep
-from-Xntan. auletud whJch the eprlnf
meet of the Waahlnfton Jocker club
will brine to their Jaded epirlta. Year
by year and meet by meet the eport of
- klnsa beeomea mora popular at the na
tional capital and from a. turf view
point theae eeml-annual races are re
tarded aa moet deelrable erente In
which to enter likely horaefleah.
tlub-houee habitues, and especially
the feminine, element, take probably
more lntereat In the steeplechases than
In flat running, and this year they will
-is--afforted-nr-opporWntt;Mo ses.some
of the flnest jumpers and croae-country
thorouihbreda in the trtilted Btatea. ;
Torelrmera OsaiMed. '
It Is likely that the same rules anent
the personnel of guests at the banquets
-Wen by the cabinet to the president
will hold for another season.- Aceordlns
to popular rumor the prealdent recreated
his hosts not to aak any foreigners to
the dinner.!. Looking over the lists, now
thst the entire series is completed, it
seems remarkable coincidence that tiot
a single member of the diplomatic corps
was invited to meet the chief executive.
Last year any cabinet hoateas who
could not secure at least two ambas
sadors to sit at her board on the great
: occasion was accounted a social failure.
5o 'W
with this beautiful $2,00 , CoffeeoiLlTea.PoU
Eclipse
Range
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and- engraved - Teapot, " solid copper, and : ?ts'rcompahion
be-given free in the same manner if your-prefer them. ; .
Just-why-th -president did- not ae.re- ts
meet the distinguished envoys has not
been explained. But It ha a created a
painful lmpresaton among these gentle
men, and especially among thoas whose
sovereigns heap-hit kinds of honor on
American diplomats - abroad. In ; the
meantime the resident set has captured
the eorps and showered them with hos
pitality. - -
- lbs. BooserelVs XsUts. a ''
lira, Roosevelt hea been enjoying
quiet days, even If her .nights are etui
given up to small dinners snd recep
tions. She haa resumed her pedestrian
habits and with her sister. Miss Carow.
tTMT bs seen In the wooded roads wt
of the cty. Soma afternoons she drives
out In the high cart .for her daughter,
Ethel, who comes In . dally from the
Cathedral school. Just as often she
drops by the Fores public echool, where
Quentln is laying the foundation for hla
future . greatnesa. . : She waits with
exemplary patience for eohool to close
If she arrives ahead of time, and aha has
a smile snd bow for the children, who
no longer iook opon rtier as a curiosity.
lira. Roosevelt "lsllkewIssS."TerTnt
attendant at the 4 o'clock Lenten devo
tions at St. John's. - She Usually walks
over front the White House and when
the service Is ended joins some friende
for a atroll. During the past week ahe
has been wearing a smart cloth suit of
dark gray with a- white vest and black
hat with a tiny wreath of pink roaes
and some white tips.
Urs. Boot'sJleg1ecl.
All official society Is hers still at the
old grind of dinner-giving and dinner,
eating, but the ultra-millionaire set haa
riown to Florida or to Cuba. It la now
conceded that the capital contains two
entirely distinct social contingents, each
a a powerful and each as Independent aa
the other. The official set,, since the
coming of the Roosevelts. Is distinctly
a potent force In the pouts won a.
Yet, paradoxical as It may seem, never
waa the position of the cabinet hoatesses
beld--SUcBmttredTJjnxarsi
when If the wife of the secretary .of
atate was a Oothamlts she would be
ruling power in the aoolal resident set
from the Empire state, and the sams
was true in a lesser degree of the other
women. Mrs. Root has kept severely
aloof from the large New Tork con
tlngent now In Washington, and as far
aa possible from tne oipiomaue set with
whom they fraternise. Of the other
cabinet hostesses It must be said that
they have observed every tradition per
talnlng to - their state and wearrylng
work It hag been. .
Frefeiied atook
Allen Lewis Best Bread.
Blueskm
a choicc hard wheat
family flouk
EVEIIY SACK
CDARANTEED
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ARK YOU OROCKR FOR IT
EICKREALl UIILLNG CO.
253 Washington St
$2.00 Copper ""Coffee , Pot Nickel
- .Plated. :
$1.25
Ihe
oven a
It
taken
CHILDREN DIVORCED -AFTER
A DAY'S MARRIAGE
Girl of Sixteen Elopes With
Beardless Youth and Both
Get Homesick.
(Joarotl Special Serais.)
' Chicago, March tt. One day of mar
ried life waa quite enough for-Mrs.
Harriet Toung, who Is a daughter of
the president of the H. Boors Packing
company. - She had attained the mature
age of II, had begun to wear her aklrts
longer and do up her balr when she mat
Luther C. Toung, an offlos emptors of
Llbby, McNeill As Llbby. Toung. tme
to his name, waa 1 years of age, and
when the youngsters began to make goo
goo eyes and sigh deeply they were
warned by their parents, so eloped and
wsrs married at Hammond, Indiana.
Mrs. Toung told ths court that she
had only lived with her husband one
day; that both became lonesome and
each returned to the parental homes.
The court thought It best to grant a
aeparatlon and give ths wlfs a chance
to get aoquaimea wim nvr nom mna
her former husband an opportunity to
grow a mustache. - - - -
THREENEW'COMPANIES
FILE THEIR ARTICLES
LI 1 Special DWpatrh 7t Joarail.)
s. . r March 17 ThA folio win at
K90B.Wia, V' v
articles of Incorporation hava been filed
in the secretary of state's office: Ap-
plegats VaUey Telephone company; in
corporators, E.- Bagden, E. N. Provolt
. Uan! srlnclnal office.
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Provolt, Josephine county; capital stock.
11,009. -
Edwards company; H. H. Edwards.
August Lange. T. H. Ricbarda as lncor-
. . M Kt 1 mtAnlr lil KSO: nHnni-
pal office, Portland. The eompany will
manufacture furniture, buy and ssll real
and personal property.
tv. in. r',uk Mlnlne esmnanv; In
corporators. I. F. Reddy, Simon Shaw
and William Angle, au or mearora;
capital stock 10.000; principal office,
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Teams Carryinc Supplies for Workers on Klamath Irrigation Plant in
' Mason-Dovic Company's Camp. -
We have Just unpacked a carload of .the great "Eclipse" Steel Rangesy-thli car conUlned 88 "Eclipses," and is direct from the Eclipse Stove
Company of Mansfield, Ohio, where they are manufactured expressly 'for us. By buying du-ect from the manufacturers we save all jobbing
house and middlemen's profits, and are thereby enabled to offer the consumer a better range for less money than any other dealer in the city.
THIS GREAT
- It is guaranteed for 15 years by the manu
facturers. - ; -' :.
' It has a large firebox one fifth as large as
the oven insuring perfect and quick baking.
The "Eclipse" is noted as a baker. It bakes
quickly and evenly. , ; r
oven ot this new lot is Handsomely
aluminized. -The -aluminum- finish givesrthe i Tangcs".Do not be humbugged with a painted
clean, bright finish.
has a duplex gfatt
simple twist
into a wood
the wrist converts the range
for Only -
TSms $i;00
It costs us more than $1.00 to deliver and install a range. But we have confidence in .
the range, and know it will please you. : We are never asked, to take, back an Eclipse through '
any fault of the ranged We stand ready to do so at any time, however. : - '
A six-hole Eclipse for $45.00, Please investigate the Eclipse and our premiums before
purchasing a range. Sold in the country on the same easy terms. .Your old stove or range'
in, part payment. r , , - ' j
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EZRA MEEKER MARKING
: TRAIL IN UMATILLA
(SpadaL Dkipitck to Tha JoeraaL) .
Echo. Or., Marcir. Xtj-rEara,-MsekeB.
ths pioneer of lttl, who is going from
Qregon,Jo Indiana, with" an ox team, ar
rived In Echo laat'nlghf aftraWkS
journey from Ths Dalles. Wednesday
hs will go to Pendleton, where he will
camp for a few days before starting
over the Blue mountains. -
In some places hs says It Is almost
Imposalbls to follow the route of the
old trail, owing 1 to . settlement, but
he marks the routs svsrywhers so It
may not bs entirely lost to coming gen
orations. . . ,
Vew Oil Tank a VsastUla.
(SprHal Plapatrb to Tba JoernaL) . -"
Umatilla,' Or., March 17. The O. R.
a N. Co. is now finishing Work on ths
oil tank at Umatilla for atorlng oil te
be used en locomotives between Uma
tilla and The Dalles. As soon as the
tank is complete several engines will
bs converted Into oil burn era and placed
In service on the west snd of the sys
tem. If it proves eatlnfactory all the
engines on 'ths eyatem will bs changed
from coal to oil burners.
olmerican
Restaurant
. Oo. Third and Oomch Sts. -
. opsv bay ast arzoarr.
..' Biases front 11 a. sa. te S p. aa. - -
Ohiekea aeJad, Mayenmalse ..SO
Boiled almoa, Oreaaa see 16e
Slaam Kooka, wUk Cabbage 20
rried Ohiekea, Cream Oravy. . . . . ,26e
SBwiemibg of Besf , SHreeS Voatoe.aO
Teal Ohopo, Breaded, Toaaeee Saaes. 80s)
Chipped Beef te Creej. .......... .20
Weioev SSMwagss, Mot lw. ,i ., . ,lBe
Irish Stow, with Samplings 15
ensuM Bot Beast, Boodles...... 15e
Stead Obsess, Potato Salad. ........IB
stoast ohiekea, with Breeeiaf 25
Baaat Teal IB. Beef 16, Perk IB
Pried Beaot OXaaas..' 15
SMttneo lO, Siloed Tomatoes. ... lo
Bknbai PU 5. mannas Baaao.S
Try ths Amsrteaa Baetonraat gad yen
WtU be alg-hly pleased. . ,.
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coal burner. The range is 'also supplied with
a front pouch feed for coaL; L... :A .
One of the chief points of merit; in the
Eclipse' Range, is damper construction. The
damper works in a horizontal slide and can
be opened the thickness of a knife blade or full
width of flue at the option of the user. No
other Range possesses so: perfect -a-device.
This improvement is fully protected by patent.
The draft openings in front and in the pipe
are also perfectly constructed.
The "Eclipse has three walls. Two thick
walls of rolled steel and a middle wall of thick
asbestos. This method of construction guar
antees that all heat shall be retained jn the
chambers about the' oven. No heat goes to
-waste by radiation as is the case in castiron or
inferior department store or bargain store
sheetiron range. The best
of
or
"Eclipse is all we claim for
we will sell you " '
Down, $1.00 a Week
HONOR MEMORYOF
"FIGHTING JOE"
National Memorial Exercises for
General Joseph Wheeler
Held in Atlanta.
BLUE AND GRAY UNITE - -IN
TRIBUTE TO HERO
Corporal Tanner, Generals Lee and
"Young Among the Speakers Im
mense Concourse Hear Words of
-Praise for Dead.-;-- -
(Joeraal Special Serrlra.)
Atlanta, da., March 17. Ths spacious
limits of ths grand opera house this
afternoon barely sufficed to contain the
chosen hundreds bidden to-atteneV ths
national memorial exercises in honor of
ths lata General Joseph Wheeler. The
veterans of two wars occupied aeats of
honor and ths remainder of the audience
Included many public men of prominence.
The auditorium was tastsfully decorated
with flowers and the Inter-twined colors
ot ths union and ths confederacy. The
noted guests were eeoorted from ths eapl
tol to the . opera., houaa by the state
militia and various patriotic and semi-military-
organisations. "" -
Ths gathering at the opera house was
called to order by Colonel T. Hardin
Jones of Camp A, Wheeler'a cavalry,
"who1 acted se master at xeremonls. The
appearanoe on the stage of Uenerat
Stephen D. Lee, commander-in-chief of
the United Confederate Veterans; Cor
poral James Ft. Tsnner, commander-in-chief
of ths Grand Army of. ths Repub
lic, and the other noted gueata of ths
occasion was greeted with loud sppla.use.
Governor TerreW of Georgia delivered
the Introductory remarks, his address
being . preceded by the opening prayer
and several selections of muslo. - Gov
ernor Terrell Introduced General Bennett
H. Toung of Kentucky who delivered
ths bratlon of the day.. General Toung
apoke. eloquently of hla personal ac
quaintance and friendship with ths late
General Wheeler.- He eketcbed the use
ful notable services of General Wheeler,
his brilliant career as a cavalry leader
In the war between the states, his part
in ths Spanish wsr. ths work hs had
dona in congress and the esteem In which
he wss held by the entire country.
General Toung was followed by a num
ber of other prominent speakers, who
added their eulogies of the life snd
character of General Wheeler. Among
them were Corporal Tanner, Oeneral Lee,
General Julian S. Carr of North Caro
lina. Major Charles R. Miller of Cleve
land and Colonel' Thomas M. Owen of
Montgomery, Alabama.
CAPTAIN SPICER TO
- WED HOQUIAM
GIRL
(Special FHtpatrh te Tee Joeraal.) -Aberdeen.
Wash., March ST. Captain
Splcer of the schoonsr Ariel, which is
loading at Hoqulam. la Issuing Invita
tions to his wedding to - Miss " Daley
Bmlfh of Hoqulam. - which "Will take
plaoe there tomorrow. . Mlsa Smith is
well known In Hoqulam.
attss Bnaoaa Dies at ITmaaUla,
(Rpertal Dtapatrh. e The eeraeL
Umatilla. Or.. Marsh 7.Mles Nellie
Duncan, aged It years, died at Umatilla
yesterday morning of typhoid fever. She
was the daughter of J. W. Duncan, pro
prietor of ths hotel at Umatilla. Her
body has, been taken ta Portland 'or
atria
assurance that the
it is the tact that
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The Klrjd Ton Have lwajg
in us for orcr 80 years,
All Counterfeits, Imitations
ISxperimenfc, that trifle with
Infants and Chlldr:
What io CASTORIA
Castorl Is s lutrmless substltu'e) for Castor Oil Para .
. sorlc, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It Is Pleasant.. It,
contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcetlt
substance. Its age Is its gnarantee. ' It destroys Torms
- smd allays Foverishnesa. It- cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation'
and . Flatulency. It assimilates the Food regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
The Children Panacea The Mother's Friend. ...
OErjuiriE CASTO R I A AisWAXP
The Kind You Have Always Bongbt
; In Uca For Over 30 Years.
. Bew Bsaalstaa Zadastsy. ,
(Hpwisi IMspstcs te T Joeraal.) '
. Pendleton. Or March S7. A manu
factorlng corporation with a capital
stork of fieo.eoo, and oomposed en
tirely of Pendleton people, haa been or
ganised, to b known as ths Mathews
COMMA
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Bought and which has been
has borne the) signature) of
and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since Its infancy.
AUow no one to deceive yoa in this.
and M Just-as-roodMare but ,
and endanger the health er
! ISxperience a&rainat Expert mnBa -
Motor company, with J. S. Mathewe,
Clarence Penland, W. C. Mlnnla and
W. P. Evans aa Incorporators, the pur
pose of ths company being to manufac
ttire.water..wheels. snd motors. "'J
company will manufacture at Irrigation
and waterpower wheel. .
flivays
Reliable
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