The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 04, 1906, Page 16, Image 16

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4 IK.
Irresistibly Delicious
AFTER FIVE DAYS OF HORROR
The palate-tickling flavor of this delightful
syrup will fascinate you. It is an irresistible
sweet for your breakfast, luncheon and supper table,
possessing a refinement and flavor which you will
find in no table syrup other than Towle's.
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New Terk. Oct. have lived on
the sea for 10 year and have passed
through many harrowing experiences,
kut never tn my Ufa did I consider my
position aa dangerous aa Just before we
were rescued from the bark
Thus spoke Mrs. Anna Robinson, wife
of Captain Robinson, commander of the
British hark Austria. which
wrecked In a hurrloana off Cape Hat
teraa, and who with the crew of 16 was
rescued by the Hamburg-American At
las Una steamship Altai.
"I am thankful that I am alive today
to tell the story." Mm. Robinson said.
Whenever I am tn danger I trust aolely
to the Almighty, end ha baa always
oared for me "
Captain Robinson, commander of the
Austria.' ta one of the veteran sea cap
tains of Liverpool. Ba la Tt years old
and has followed tha sea since ba waa
eight years old. and haa traveled to all
parts of the world many times. Mrs.
Robinson baa accorapaned him on every
voyage ha haa made for tha past !
years. With the exception of a brief
period. Captain Robinson had command
ed the Austria for it years, and both he
and airs. Robinson had become greatly
attached to the old wooden bark and
wept bitterly When the vessel was aban
ad'.Ml. "We left Oulfport. Mississippi, i Au
gust 10, bound for Rio de Janefro with
a cargo of lumber," Mrs. Robinson said.
"Everything wont well until we were
off Cape Hatteraa. There wa ran into
a hurricane which lasted for two daya
and nights.
"A leak waa sprung and the hold filled
rapidly. The pumps became choked
and It was Impossible to work them.
The wind blew with hurricane force, and
gigantic waves broke oyer the bark. The
foremast and weatbershaft snapped like
toothpicks.
"Salt water became mixed with our
fresh water supply, and not a drop of
drinking water waa obtainable for two
days. The gal ley a were flooded, and
practically all of the food on board be
came soaked with salt water.
"We hoisted a dlstresa signal. All of
that night and the following day and
On the upper left is the Austria as she was abandoned, taken by the en -'
ginear of the rescuing steamer. In the upper right corner is Mrs. Anna
Robinson, wife of the Austria's captain. Below is tha crew of the de
serted ship who ware rescued off Cape Hatteraa.
night. It seemed that the velocity of the
wind Increased hourly. It waa not until
the morning of September II that the
hurricane abated. Then we drifted help
lessly about until early tn the morning
of the lath, when our signal waa noticed
by the Altai and two lifeboats were sent
to u.
"The Austria's condition could hardly
have been much worse than at the time
we ware taken off. The lumber was all
that kept her afloat."
Buffalo Convention.
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Christum c
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On ace.unt of the big convention of
churches at Buffalo October
the Canadian Pacific haa made
184.50 for the round trln.
Tickets on sale October I and Long
time limit. Make your sleeping oar
reservatlonn now. Double dally train
service, for further particulars, can
on or address F. R. Johnaon, F. A P.
A.. 142 Third street. Portland. Oregon
DESERTS HUSBAND
FIMGE
Wife Of Wealthy Manufacturer
Leaves Him Because He
Is Stingy.
The only form of food made
from wheat that is all nutri
ment ia the soda cracker, and
yet the only soda cracker of
which this ia really true ia
Uneeda Biscuit
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The
The
The
soda cracker scientifically
baked.
Ode cracker effectually
protected,
ode cracker ever fresh,
crisp end clean,
soda cracker good et ell
times.
C In a dust right.
moisture proof p achat.
NATIONAL BISCIXT COMPANY
(Hearst News Service.)
New Tork. Oct. J. "If a stealthy hus
band Insists on being a miser to his
wife, doea aha sacrifice her character If
she deserts him and becomes .a show
girl In order to earn enough money with
I which to support herself v t
Thle question waa raised last evening
by lira. M. W. Becton, the handsome
voung wife of M. W. Sector), a wealthy
manufacturer of surgical instruments
She 0 appearing in tha performance of
i "My Lady's Maid," at tha Casino thaa
t re. Since Mrs. Becton has separatee
, from her husband, whom ahe charges
with being a "stingy miser." and gone
1 on the stage, her friends who live In the
Mornlngatde Park section view hsr
move with grave concern.
. I first met Mr. Becton shout three
years ago." ssld Mrs. ' Becton last even
ing. She prefers to be called Miss
Vlda Moore," which la her stage name,
l After we were married we want to live
at No. (2 Mornlngslde avenue. He
bought me an automobile and several
horses and carriages. A few months
later he became a changed man and
didn't appear to ba ao affectionate aa
before. The real trouble began whan
ha commenced to cut down my allow
I ancs. After a while he became so
(stingy that he even sold tha horses, oar
1 rlages and the automobile,
i' "I often pleaded with my husband for
money, but ho just laughed at me. Af
I fairs became eo bs that t didn't hnve
! money with which to purchase good
1 rlothea. I told him If his conduct didn't
' improve I would leave him and earn my
own living on the stage. He didn't
1 seem to care and so a few weeks ago
. 1 joined the company of My lady's
Maid.' last Thursday evening waa my
first performance and 1 wasn't a bit
; nervous. Some people have talked about
ma because I have gone on the stage,
but I Intend to stlok to It."
Mr. Becton, who is In business st No.
I 12. Dusne street, could not be seen yes
terdsy. A young msn In the office
, said: J? v,.
! . ."Mr, Beeton does net feel ll being
Interviewed this afternoon."
Log Cabin Pen -o-che Syrup
is made from absolutely , pure West India cane sugar deficioosly sweet and whole
some, and wholly unlike the common Sugars of the Trade It is this delicacy and
Sweetness and our special process of rdming that imparts to our Log Cabin Pen-o-che
Syrup an exquisite taste and flavor impossible to describee
The Book "Pen -o-che Secrets" free 100 new Candy and Dcsaert Receipte If yoo writ
The Towle
Makers of
Maple Syrup Co., St. Paid, Minn.
the famous Log Cabin Maple Syrup
and Log Cabin Molasses
HINDU GIRL SENDS
HER THANKS
Ward of Hop Mission Band De
lighted With Presents Sent
From Portland.
SHE HAS NEVER SEEN
SUCH THINGS BEFORE
Thanks Her American Benefactors
Through Her Teacher, Who Tells
of Wonderful Progress Girl Haa
Made in Educational Work.
The Osha (Hope) mission band of chll
jk . mmji hmu artuita suDrjortlna and
educating a child at Hope school. Cal
cutta, India, received a letter yestsrday
from Hrs. K. C. Avetoom, wife of s
r-ai,,, harrlator tha first meaaaare
that haa arrived here from Mrs. Buk-
hoda Banarjee since ner departure irora
Portland for Calcutta July S. Mrs.
i..ii,Am ta thr siinertntrnrient of HODe
school, the college founded by Mrs.
Banarjee, and now under tne super-
ialon of the Nasarene church of Los
v ..-.I r'olifnrnt tt wan In the In
terest of this school that Mrs. Banarjee
came to America, ana ner successful
mission has placed the Institution In
miat excellent financial condition.
The Osha band la the only organisa
tion of Ha kind In the United States,
fori the reason that It la not under the
direction of any churcn or board, but
sends Its beneficence directly to tte
charge.
what tha letter Bars.
Whsn Mrs. Banarjee left Portlsad for
her home title organisation sent wnn
her to Hori. Its sdoptsd daughter, a
boa full of wearing apparel and little
READ AND YOU WILL LEARN
Tbst the leading medical writers and
teacner or ail tne several schools of
practice endorse and recommend. In the
strongest terms possible, each and every
! Ingredient entering Into the composition
I of Dr. Pierce's Oolden Medical Discovery
for the eure of weak stomach, dyspepsia,
catarrh of Stomach, "liver complaint."
torpid liver, or biliousness, ehronle howel
i affection, and all catarrhal diseases of
; Whatever region, name or nature. It Is
also a peelflo remedy for all such chronic
or long standing cases of catarrhal affec
! tlons and their reaultante, as bronchial,
throat sad lung diseases (ascent consump
tion) accompanied with severe soughs. It
I but
not so good fog acute cold end coughs,
It is
lous In prod
foot cures. It contains Black CharrybarU,
tut for (loa-orlne. or
especially effleaeioi
ehronle eases
In producing per-
DUU
Ami
The Best Scouring Soap Made
A Scouring Soap
A Glaae c! ?Uh
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ImMm AabI ma! nWwlAAt Afetn
Mandrake root and Queen's roov all or
which are highly praised as remedies for
$11 the above mentioned affections by such
mineot medical writers and teachers as
'rot. Bartholow, of Jeff arson Med. Col-
II Prof. Hare, of the Univ. of Pa.;
f. Finley Elllngwood, M. D of Ben-
They had been talking about the Mar
quis Townahend.
'1 didn't know a Marquis ranked so
high.'' said s girl In white.
"Dear me," sad an Englishman, "didn't
youT Why. a marquis ranks next to a
duke."
He paused to sip his tss snd take s
tele grass ssndwtch.
"Marquess, not marquis," he went on,
"Is the more aocurate use of the word.
It is as spelt and pronounced in Burke.
Shall It tell you the degrees of the
English aristocracy? The knowledge may j
be useful to you when you come to con
tract sn International alliance, eh?
"After royalty comes dukes. The pre
mier duke Is Norfolk, the fifteenth of
his line. After duxes come marquises.
After marquises come eerie. After earls
come viscounts. After viscounts come
herons. After barons come baronets.
After baronets come knights.
"This, thrn. Is the order: puke, mar
quis, earl, viscount, heron, baronet,
knight. I don't mention lords. A lord
Is sn sari -the Earl of Craven, for In
stance, Is as often called Lord Craven
or else the title Is only the courtesy one j
accorded to the yonnger anna of Hokts
as Lord Itsndolph Churchill, segead son ,
ef the Ouks ef Marlborough."
nett Med. College, Chicago; Prof. John
King, M. u.. late of Cincinnati ; Pro!
John M. Scudder, M. D.Jate of Ctncln
lata of Cincinnati ; Prof.
,ti : Prof. Bdwln M. Hale. M. D.. of
ahnemann Med. College, Chicago, and
scores of others equally eminent Ir their
tmann Med. College,
of others eqnally eml
I school of practice.
"Oolden Medical Discover? " is the
medicine put up for ssle through
IIKl
publicity of
on the bottle wrapper Is the beet possible
"iff
enJy
dnutai
more
ste for
tMrtonnl endorsement
an any number of nrdl
ro(
than
monlals. Open
e purposes, tbst uss sny
it worm
nary teett-
Its formula
guaranty of Its merits. A glance at this
published formula will show that "Oolden
Medical Diaoovery" contains no poison
ous or harmful agents and no alcohol
R" emlcallr pure, triple-refined glycerine
lug used Instead. Glycerine s entirely
ectlonshle snd besides is a most
I Ingredient In tha cere of all stom-
s well as bronchial, throat and uns
affections. There ia the highest medical
authority for Its use in all such cases.
Tha " Discovery " is s concentrated glyc
eria estreat of native, medicinal roots
and is safe and reliable.
, booklet of tracts from eminent.
Ileal authorities, endorsing Its Ingre-
tddreag
raouast.
trinkets the children believed the Hindu
girl would be pleased to receive, end
the following letter telle the story of
the child delight:
"170 Lower Circular Road. Calcutta.
India. Aug. SO, 110. My Deer Miss
Har-ourt, 800 Vast Thirty-first street.
Portland. Or.: Many thank for your
kind letter and far your dear favors.
Wa read your letter to Hori, with which
ahe was very pleased. Mrs. Banarjee
arrived here safely about 1 daya ago,
after a very pleasant voyage. We have
received your money safely, and tt ia
quite all right to send it directly to us
instead of through the board. I ex
pect that a good many friends will do
this. It really makes no difference.
We-gave Hori all the beautiful things
you sent her. I cannot attempt to da
acrlbe her delight, aa she looked at one
thing after another and exclaimed.
'How lovely, how aweet! I cannot say
how I feel. I never had anything Ilka
thla before.'
"The white end pink jackets (called
waists In America) fit her exactly, but
the dark blue striped one ia too large.
The quilt charmed her, and also the
pink comb. She says. 'Who has ever
seen a pink comb before? f never have
In all my Ufa!' I wish you could have
seen her taking the thing out of her
box. The handkerchief ia the walnut
waa one of the thlnge that greatly
delighted her. es did also the sliver
thimble with her Initials. Her eyee
glistened more and more as ahe ex
plored the box and heard who every
thing came from. The doll's hands and
feet moved. This astonish ad her, of
course. They all enjoyed the sweets
They arrived In splendid condition, and
plenty of little hands were held out
for a taste.
"After Hori hsd seen everything, I
nsked her what I should write to you
"Oh, I do not know; I am too happy
Just now to think. Tell them I prey
Ood may bleee them. Tell them that I
love Jesus snd pray to him.'
grays 11 ve Times Daily.
"I asked her when shs preyed, to
which she replied: 1 go Into the i-mynr
room five tlmee a day first when
get up, then before school, then n the
evening, and of course before I go to
bed.'
"he aald all thla so simply. I asked
her to tell you what booka shs is road
Ing. She ssid, "Tell them I am begin
ning grammar, geography anil poetry,
besides my other reading books. Tell
them I am reading tbs Psalm snd an
other book which I can not quits under
stand. I forget the name. I will go
and fetch it.'
"What do you think ahe brought
back? It made us laugh. It was one
of Brother Biswss' college books In
Bengallc. called 'The Bible and Science.
I am sure you will think that Is very
good for a t-year-old girl, when you
remember that it months ago Hori did
not know her alphabet. From thla you
will aee what a dear little girl you
nave got.
"Klierods, Mori's mother, wishss me
to thank you all very much for your
presents to her. She had never aeen
such a handkerchief. She saya, 'I can
not express my gratitude, and I thank
Qod for all they are doing for Hon
When we think of what we were and
what (Jot la doing for us, we long to
serve htm. Fray that our minds and
hearts may be drawn dally nearer to
Qod. We long to see you all. we knew
we shall, some day, but whether In thle
world or the next we cannot say.
"Ton ask Hori what shs needs. She
csn not need much sfter sll you sent,
but I think she would vslue s Bsngallc
Bible and hymnhook from you. The
Bible tn the beat binding would coat tt
and the hymbook tt cente. Of course
we can give, her these, but coming from
you she won Id appreciate them mora.
"Now I think thle Is all the news.
With Mrs. Banarjee's and my own love
to all, and of course Horl's tons of love,
we are, ytfura In the Lord Jesus.
"(MRS.) at C. AVBTOOM."
GlLLETT THRESHER
DESTROYED BY FRE
(SprcUl Dlptb to Tbt Journal.)
La Orande, Or.. Oct. 4. William Gil
lette, who brotight his steam threshing
outfit over from Umatilla county. Buf
fered s. lose by fire Mondsy evening
while threshing on a farm near Ntbley.
The separator and the derrick was a
total loss ss well aa about one half a
sta k ef barley Aside from the per
sonal loss to the owners of the machine
snd grain, this will reduce the number
of machines, which means those who
hsd expected Mr. Gillette tn do their
threshing, will now here to look else
where, snd sa sll the machines are
well supplied with ordsrs these may
have their harvesting delayed.
The Kind Ton Have Mwvjn Boafht and which ha
la uae fop oror 80 years, has borne the signature
and hat been made under his
aonal gaperriaion alnoe its Infancy.
Allots-no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imttattott and -Jnst good are bo
Experiment, that trifle with end endanger the health of
Inmntc and Childr n Baperlenoe against Experiment,
What is CASTORIA
hi a nannies gubstltu e for Castor OH,
fori , Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotl
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fcveriahncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
' olio. It relieves Tee cuing Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency, h gMsimilatee the Food, regulates tbs
Stomach and Bowels, jiving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children Fahsoss The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bests the Signature ef
The Kind Ton Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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"High Standard" Paint
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VETERANS CELEBRATE
WRONG ANNIVERSARY
(Joerasl Sseelsl lervtee.)
Salem. Oct. 4. The members of Sedg
wick poet, O. A- ef this Ity gather.1
Tueedsy evening to celebrate the twenty-fifth
annlvrary of its organisation.
Only eight ef the charter members were
present and It waa found out that the
gathering was the twenty-fourth aanl
versery Instead ef the twenty-fifth. A
splendid repast waa servej after whleh
a program consisting ef speeches and
muslcel selections wee rendered.