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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 6. 190$.
A LIFE INCOME FOR YOU
Don't Speculate Invest
I Have Made Millions of Dollar for Thousands of People by My Patents
I expect to make millions more. This stock has i ncreased in value more than 100 per cent since Sep
tember 1. 1905, and should make you a life income in handsome dividends. Be a safe and sane in
vestor and get as much of the stock as your mea ns will allow. The natural increase of business and
inquiries for motors has forced the price of stock u p several times. It will soon go higher.
The Bidweif Patents Will Double the Capacity of Any Motor
I never made an unsuccessful Invention. My first Invention was the elfetrlo
fan. just as it la run all over this country In hot weather I uuin get a patent
on It, tout see what a tremendous success It Is!
I next Invented the Tr.Uey Car System. Just as it Is run today. I made It
perfect and successful right rrom the start, Jt has never been improved sines
I Invented it. Look at the millions of money it has made for the stockholders.
The stock In the trolley1 manufacturing companies sold below IS cents a share
In 1SU and 1(14. Poor men could buy that stock then. Thousands of than) did
buy it, and every one who held on to It Is a rich man, today.
No Man on Earth Ever Lost a Penny
He Invested With Me
If so, I will make it good. Next I invented the Railway Car Telephone System.
It Is a system by which passengers or train crews can telephone from still or
moving cars anywhere the same as If seated in all office. It la a more perfect
aystem in operation than any other telephone you ever saw. This is on the road
toward millions for the stockholders.
This Is riy Greatest Invention
Now I have Invented something hlgger and greater than either of the above.
It la called the Bldwell Cold Motor. It Is guaranteed not to burn out. and is
exactly the kind of a motor the steam railroad people have been looking for.
It will change all the steam railroad systems over to electric roads, because it
will be cheaper to run than steam and can be run faster and more safely than
any present method.
The one drawback the railroads have had in changing over to electricity
has been that no motor as at present made can be run ISO alias at 60 miles aa
hour without burning out. It would melt the very wires.
By using the Bldwell Cold Motor a train of cara could be run from New
Tork to Ban Francisco without a stop at the rate of to or 89 miles aa hour and
not even warm up and without a hitch.
Besides running faster, they would be mora safe and sura than steam, coat
leaa to operate, and would last longer than any other motor now known.
The Bldwell Cold Motor la the greatest invention out sines I Invented the
trolley car.
The Opportunity of a Lifetime
I want to give every man and woman a chance to come In with me on this,
for I expect to make millions for the stockholders out of this new patent.
The stock will be sold on the square. There will be no hocus pocua about
preferred or common stock, nor any other schema, trick or wrinkle by which
anybody can be froien out
-"very dollar Invested will represent on hundred cents of the best stock.
TCverv share will be exactly like everv other' share. The profit on every share
will be the same as the profit on every other share. In short, there will be nothing but a Square deal all round. This
stock Is fully paid and non-assessable.
I have a lifelong reputation for square dealing. I wUI personally see to It that every stockholder gsts a square
deal on this.
More money Is made every day by good Judgment In investing money than by all the labor and wages In the
country. Safe and shrewd investments in this stock will make fortunes.
Tou will never get rich. on wsges. No one ever did. Every man In this world who ever got big moaey gat It
either by speculation or investment Speculation Is unsafe. Tou stand more chance to lose than you do to make. In
vestments are right the other way. Make a safe Investment and it Is sure to bring you returns.
Don't hesitate about this stock. It la absolutely safe and sura.
Here Is an Important Point to Remember
There never has been a failure of consequence In electrical manufacturing. Stop and think of that AU are Im
mensely successful. All pay big dividends and havs mads their investors wealthy.
This company will soon be one of the biggest In electrical manufacturing in the world.
Thla la bound to be so, because there Is not a place now where a motor or generator la used but will have to
sooner or later change for the Bldwell Cold Motor or Generator. Why? Because we make something better than any
other kind known.
Hetty Green, the Richest
Woman in the World,
Says: "The Way to Get
Rich Is to Invest in Ne
cessities." The Bldwell Cold Motor Is one of the greatest necessities of
the twentieth century. This stock has already taken five
lumps up. Now is the time to buy. It will soon advance
The profit la yours. Don't speculate invest Here you
have a necessity. Look at thla list below. Every one of
made his fortune by supplying some great
I
Digby Bell, Appearing at the Heilig
Theatre in the Augustus Thomas
Comedy "The Education of Mr.
Pipp."
Tie Play
Inventor of the Trolley Car System.
Inventor of the earless Motor.
Inventor of the BaUway Oar Tele
phone System.
Inventor of the BldweU Cold Motor.
Inventor of the Water Else trio Sea
era tor.
these people
necessity:
Peter Cooper
McCormick
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Senator Clark
Heinze
Pillsbury
Studebaker
Fairbanks
Vanderbilt Prick
Gould Morgan
Whitney 1 Edison
Belmont Stanford
Mackay Moore
Marshall Field Leeds
Letter Harriman
Armour Pullman
Swift
Here Is the way manufacturing stocks in necessities Jump:
Mrs Sold at Vow Sell at
The Electric Trmst Uto $187.00
Quaker Oats, common 46o $148.00
American. Kadiator, eoaunon 33c SIOOOO
g,wi ' '"all -v-'H"g 300 $150.00
And this Is only a few. Safer and aurer than life Insur
ance or trust stocks. All this advance has been made In 1$
years and less.
I will supply ths greatest necessity now known In the
business world. The demand Is so large that It will make
all of us rich. If you want to get- In with me on this you
will have to be quick about it. The stock Is selling like hot
cakes.
These Are Cold Facts You Must Act Quickly
If you want some of this stock at the present low price you must come in. now. There is only a small amount to
be -sold at the present price.
I firmly believe that within a short time the stock will be selling at IS a share. This is your opportunity. It Is
a case of come quick or not at all. As to our reliability and financial standing we refer you to any commercial
agency.
In order to make It possible for every man and woman to get In with me on this big deal I have decided to aellJ
the stock for a short time only at the following prices:
SO snares. Cash, $38; 100 Snares, Cash, froi 160 Shares. Cash. $106: $00 Shares, Cash. $140; $60 Shares, Caen, $175;
ansa, gain; ov snares, was a, s3so; i.ooq snores, cash, S70O; 5,000 Shares, COSH, $3,600.
Our Monthly Payment Plan
$8.60 cash, five monthly payments of
100 Shares, $11.00 cash. Ota monthly payments of $1040
160 Shares, $10.60 cash, ate monthly payments of $15.00 each.
800 hares, $8300 cash, seven monthly payments of $1740 each.
880 Shares, SJSSJO cash, seven monthly payment, of $8140 each.
800 SJuuree, $88.00 eaak, seven monthly payments of $364)0 sack.
800 Shares, $6140 eaak, eight monthly payments of $3840 sack.
1460 Shares. $70.00 cash, tea monthly payments of $0440 each.
8408 Shares, $88040 cash, Sen monthly payments of $80040 each.
Send all money by bank draft, express money order, postdffice order or registered letter.
Special to Electric Light Men and Manufacturers
We are now prepared to accept your orders in our own new factory, where we have room to employ 106 people
We are now manufacturing the Bldwell Cold Motors. We are taking- orders for cold motors and dold generators for ara
and incandescent light on a guarantee not to burn out for 16 years. Also self-cooling motors and generators, guar
anteed not to burn out for three years.
Bidwell Electric Company, Chicago
The undersigned Is sn authorised broker for the sale of our stock In the west. Call and see him and let him explain
anything yon do not understand.
Office Open Saturday Evening Until 9 o'clock
0 yon oasssst eaU, write aa ask far ear free booklet. It gives fall information. Address oil orders and inquiries to
F. H. JOHNSTON, Broker
425-425 Fleldaer Bldg. Tenth and Washington St.. Portland. Or.
By Johnston McOulley.
When a man attempts to go on the
stage and make up as and step into a
character creation of a famous artlat
that has been observed by almost every
one and la well known to the eye, he is
strictly -up agin' It." Digby Ball,,
therefore. In "The Education of Mr.
Pipp'.. is "up agin' It."
But. Digby Bell, instead of falling
down gloriously, makes you forget the
work of the artist and notice the work
of the actor. Not only doea be make
up almost as the character hoe been
pictured by Charles Dana Gibson, but
he puts the character Into flesh and
blood In Just about the manner that we
think It should be when we look at
Gibson's pictures. Digby Bell opened
his engagement In "The Education of
Mr. Pipp" at the Heilig theatre last
night. Ha la about- ninety-eight par
cent.
When Digby Bell gets to acting Art
sticks out all over him. He is nrlre
artlat than actor. He has not created a
role; he has done more than that. Ha
has followed exactly the lines of a
character created by a genius of an
other sort, a crowded house at the
Heilig ust night tittered, then laughed,
then roared, and then as the troth of
the characterisation began to force it
self upon them realised just Bow like
It was to someone they knew In real
Ufa When an audience begins to. do
that some artist has made a triumph
of realism. After "The Royal Chef,"
Digby Ball at the same playhouse (a
like la glass of Ice water the morning
after.
The play opens at the Pipp mansion In
New Tork and Introduces Mrs. Pipp
and her two daughters, as well as a
bogus count who la teaching them
French. The first act also introduces
Mr. Pipp. poor hen-pecked little man
who rises to heights of dignity when
his wife is not about and descends to
the slough of resignation that borders
on the marsh of despair when aha la.
He la mads acquainted with tQe fact
that the family Is going to take a trip
to Europe, and he baa to stand for it
Likewise, because the Mra Intends to
marry the daughters to titles, he has to
stand for seeing two young men
be admires pushed In the background
while the foreground is crowded with
the presence of a bogus duke and the
count aforesaid.
The second scene shows Carony
Caatle in England and reveals the foot
that the young Englishman in love with
the elder of the Gibson girls la really
an English lord. Pitt finds It out and
keeps it to himself, preparing to gloat
over his wife at the proper time. The
mix-up occurs In thla act and the bogus
duke and the bogus count, along with
a bogus baron, begin to get In their
dirty work and scheme to get the Pipp
coin. Not satisfied with making goo
goo eyes at the daughters, the count
tries It On Mra. pipp, and Pipp begins
to get warm under the collar.
The third scene in Paris, where every
thing worka out satisfactorily and the
bogus noblemen ere properly jailed. is
the culmination of a strong play aside
from the picture part of it Here Mra
Pipp. who la made to understand the
reality of things, finally realises what
a fool has been made of ber, and de
nounces ths bogus count. Then little
Pipp, suddenly coming into his own,
walks up to the bogus count before the
wife who has so often kept him from
saying naughty things to that gentle
man, and says: "I don't understand
your language, and you don't undsrstand
all of mine" Then, alnce It Is useless
to talk, hs expresses what he dealras to
my. by doubling up his fist snd smash
ing the bogus count on the nose Yankee
fashion, while Mrs. Pipp collapses and
In a very subdued tone, that indicates
Pipp's martyrdom is at an end, ex
claims: "I want to go home bank, to
Pittsburg."
August Thomas, than whom no mad
ever wrote a more Interesting drama,
baa dons his work well, and "The Edu
cation of Mr. Pipp" la not the least of
his products. Digby Bell's work is ar
tistic and unexcelled. W. I. St. Claire
s good as Count f'harmarot Belle Gaff-
ay Is superb as Mrs. Pipp; Bam Hsrd-
ng does well as John Willing: Reainal
Mason, formerly with the Belasco stock
of this city, plays Herbert Fitzgerald
with skill. But Beth Cabell Halsey
doesn't make, much of s hit as Con
gressman Firkin and really renders a
poor characterisation, while no one
ever dreamed of seeing two Gibson
girls that looked anything like Phyllis
Young snd Elsie Scott, though Miss
Scott isn't so bad.
Digby Bell was forced to make a cur
tain speech after the second set He
stuck to his character, and In the asms
manner as Mr. Pipp he slid: "1 guess
there's no doubt about it the ladles
are doing the managing In this coun
try. Of course we are the greatest na
tion In the world. Borne people attrib
ute our prosperity to the crops, but I
am willing to give the ladies their due.
Of course they do go a little far some
times. You've noticed that, perhaps.
And sometimes we think we ought to
call halt somewhere. Of course there
sre countries in Europe where they har
nM women to the plow. Well of
course that Is going to the other ex
treme." Digby Bell and his compsny will give
"The Education of Mr. Pipp" tonight
and tomorrow night with matinees to
morrow. It is worth a dollar and 60
centa to see Digby Bell.
The carpenters are at work tearing
down and building up a more tasteful,
brighter store; but our usual modest
prices will prevail while we are
Fixin'UpaBit
During alterations our Ten Dol
lar Suit sale goes merrily on.
Every suit has more than Ten
Dollars worth of worth, is cut
and fashioned in the best way,
and has the Moyer label a mark
of excellence and a guarantee.
$10
A BETTER SUIT
man you can purchase in any
store in town for $15.00.
HEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR ADJT'S SO
MOYER
THIRD
AND OAK
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SPOKANE MAN IS CRUSHED
TO DEATH IN LIFT
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Novice Running Hotel Elevator
Loses His Head and 1$
Cause of Tragedy.
(Special Dtspsteh to Th. Joaraat.)
Spokane, Wash., Oct. (.Joel C Dick
son, 2 years old, was instantly killed
last Bight In the Hotel Arthur building
by trying to leave an elevator that was
run by a green hand. Mr. Dickson was
a stenographer for the Inland Empire
Railway company. Hs waa going to his
room on the fifth floor. He got Into
the elevaotr, manned by a novice who
waa serving while the regular boy was
down town a few minutes. When the
elevator reached the fifth floor, Adams,
another passenger, stepped out before
the elevator had entirely stopped.
Dickson started to follow. The opera
tor gave a sudden Jerk to stop it, lost
his head, and the machine shot down
ward catching the head of the victim
between the floor and the top of the
cage, crushing him to death.
Swant.k. the operator, overcome by
the tragedy, said he had been employed
on a railroad in Montana. He Is not sn
elevator operator. When the regular
boy wanted to go down the atreet for
a few minutes be consented to take
his place,
Hubby Loved Fair Sex.
(SbmUI DLwtcn to The Joaraat
Milton. Or.. Oct. t. Suit for divorce
has been filed by Mary Kennedy against
Harry B. Kennedy. In the complaint It
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Is stated that the two were married at
Latah, Idaho, In 1S4. and they new
have three children. Acoordlsm to the
plaintiff the defendant has always
shown an undue fondness for women
other than herself, and she alleges that
this hsa been especially true in the last
three years. This and other causes have
led to a separation. A decree of divorce
la ssksd for and also the custody of the
children.
UNION BANK GIVEN
NATIONAL CHARTER
(Wssalagtea Bonis of Th. JoaratL)
Washington. D. C, Oct. I. Th. comp
troller of currency has Issued a certifi
cate authorising the Union National
bank of Oregon to begin business with
a capital of 3.000, B. J. Master, presi
dent, and Charles Wethlngton, cashier.
It was chartered October 8.
SAVES HIS CHILD BY
SHOOTING BIG LION
(Special Dlipatca to Th. Journal. )
Freewater. t)r., Oct .William
Mank, a farmer residing between this
plac. and Hudson Bay shot and killed,
a big mountain lion yesterday while th.
animal waa sneaking up on one of the
children playing in the yard. 'Fortu
nately Mf. Mank happened to be in the
yard and he caught a glimpse of the
animal as It waa creeping up on his
child. The lion weighs nearly 480
pounds and la aa big aa a good sised
calf. It is supposed that the Ucn fol
lowed the Walla Walla river down from
the mountains in search of food.
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