The Oregon daily journal., November 24, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER ti. 1SC3.
Ij'OJO'S'CLUB GOES' Oil
ffllfl AGAK3ST SLOT
RECORD FORtOHEGOUS
IH FOUR 1IAU6IUGST0
oakes
WE HAVE THE M OST COMPLBT3
EHD FUED
Adopts ResqlutionCondemninj
What-Compacison of.SJat9Cn-
Gill
POPULATOn
Father, Two Sons and Negro Ac
complice Sentenced to Be
, Executed Withira Week.
MEfrCONVTCTED FORrT-4 ;
MURDER OF CHILDREN
th Little Dragon That
V - - Swallows Nickels.
u With Last Federal Cen-
t .
sus Shovys. v
ON THE PACIFIC COAST
MAY ALSO STOP GIFT -
OF PRIZES At BRIDGE
WQ1 Begin Crusade "Againat , Petit
' Gambling in All Its Hideousneaa
. . Does Pin, Money Go Into the Slot
Machinea? : A ''-
BtewM ao many dollar,' cut Into
. alckels, ao Into, the rapacious maw of
tha alot machinea when they should ao
- to the families of tha men who have
earned them, tha Woman's club haa de
V, tlared war against theaa devices. -"Very
da mating; to.the home," say
tha eluh of tha alot machine.' At the
..- meeting; of the club yesterday afternoon,
'a resolution waa adopted assuring the
mayor or any other city official of the
. support of the club In any movement
to drive the "machines from the eoun
ters of cigar stores.
But the members are not content with
this. ' . They are .aware- that It will be
Impossible ' to win out In a crusade
aalnst slot machines if the custom of
'Siring and receiving' .prises at their
- ; card parties .continues. ' Bo at another
..session tha ifluh will probably begin
; proceeding against the bridge whist
.table. and the euchre party prise, j,
, Already tha bablt of giving prises at
card, parties- Is falling off among, tha
tnembera of tha club. They consider
- tha card party prise less Iniquitous
than the slot machine only because It.
Is not st hand at every street corner. .'
Btaaalass Are Blamed.
" ": '"' As to the slot machinea the Woman's
club does not expect that Its resolution
. twill chase the machines off right away,
.' but as one member said;.. ."It will, ahow
our stand, anyhow."
' "The slot machine Is worse then ' a
(ambling bouse because It la considered
respectable,' said Mrs. Wxnn Johnson,
president of the Woman's club today- .
Mrs. C. C Chapman, a member of the
seels! economics department of tha club.
Introduced tha resolution. ..There was
. much discussion before It wss adopted.
,,' but aa Mrs. Chapman's husband doesn't
smoke she couldn't be accuaed of per
sonal motives. Tha resolution read aa
. follows: " ;
"Whereas, tha nsa of the nickel In tha
slot machine, a gambling device, la be
coming much more prevalent In the city
than over before,, rendering it apparent
that there has been a relaxation of mu-
nlclnal regulation, and.
- "Whereaa. the evil is evidently recog
nised by tha leading tobacco dealers
.. hsndllng cigars, because they are will
'. Ing to discourage the use of the nickel
In tha slot machine, If such a municipal
order .be, applied to all business men
, employtng the gambling machine, there
fore be It,, . ,..rv .
"Resolved, that the Portland Woman's
club clace Itself on record aa unaiter
' ably opposed t the nee of the nickel
In the alot maohlne . and demand Its
discontinuance on tha ground that It
1e a game-of chance, and tna that la
- very damaging to tha home and tha best
. Inter of- the 'community, and that
f TWELVE AND A THIRD "'"""'"
: IS THE. PERCENTAGE
Mr. W. Wynn Johnson, President of
the Portland Womu'i Club.
Rolls Bear Names of Four Hundred
Sixty-Four Thousand,' Fiva Hun
' dred ' Thirty-Eight More Malea
, Than Females. ;i :'
we assure our- mayor. and any other
city official, tha prae and pulpit, our
moat hearty -support In any effort to
uproot this eviL" . .
The subject of 4leeusston.' according
to the' program -of tha meeting yester
duy, was "Oregon's Laws Pertaining to
Women." Mre.f Edward Jaeger read a
paper on "Property- Lews" which told
In detail of tha rights of women .. to
bold property In this state.
RESTAURANT L1AH INDICTED
BY GRAKO JURY
Nathan Adler Accused of Perjury
Before Frisco Graft In- .
t '., . ?:'vestigators.T--)r :
"
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B.'-aTV"4V ITJXTOJr, VstnMPatk.L
- KO SURGERY AT MY';
SANTTARIDTJ
I do not have to cut away .one part
f a human being In a vain effort to
aare another part, r. , ,.
IcalebraJel.; Chicago physician." 00--iournlng
--on- -hlL cousl last cummer
"There are more smrgtcal operatloaa
Is Vortland and Oregon, wfta a popa
latloa of half a million, than ta Chicago
aad zniaois, wit a population tea
tunas aa fraa."..- . b .
. Tou remember when he said It Ton
recollect , the consternation It eauaed.
And stlU tha butchery goes on. . Pa
- tlenta' at this very time are compelled
to await their turn for carving room at
the hospitals. And tha expense of these
operations la simply frightful! The
' hospital of today Is the greatest trioney
snaktng Institution on earth-. No hotel
. touches It can hold 1 candle to It.
,w th,nk ,f thtT V
There Arc No Hospital
: -: . ;: Fees'. W:;1
With my system of treatment There
' are ao drug bills to pay. , . , . ,
I Cure Without Drofls
or Surgery
Tha hlgheat typa of science laat the
hottom of all my cures. Naturopathy
Is founded oa acleace. IT -IS THE
ESSENCE OF IT, ind Ita effects are
last Ins. It does aot cure one com
plaint and Institute another by the em
ployment of poleonoue druga. ,
ss on or
tlUTIIT
or ABormwrr ..
In favor of Naturopathy "according 10
Nature." And Nature never yet had
an .equal la Ita power ' to euro whoa
Intelligently applied. -
Dr. IMr J. Fulton
315 TWELFTH STREET
Ooraer Clay, one hloek froai M. Ck ear,
ao from 17th street oar, S fraaa 1st.
. fereoa oar. Telephoas BCaU SXSX
(Jearaal 8seaial Bei lie
Ban Francisco. Nov. It.- The grand
Jury yeaterday returned an Indictment
againat Nathan Max Adler, proprietor
of ' a French restaurant, charging him
with perjury. A warrant bag been is
sued for Adlers arrest and ball fixed at
15,000 cash or 1 10.000 bonds. Adler de
ned being - called upon' by restaurant
keepers and being asked to contribute
to a fund to retain Abo Ruef aa at
torney. . ... .-(. .' -
Assistant District Attorney Heney ar
gued a - motion to - compel Attorneys
Frank Burke, Em! No Laestretto and
Marcua Rosenthal to answer qnestlons
propounded by the grand Jury.
-Captain of Police John Martin, es
chief of detectives, testified . yesterday,
lie waa In tha secret chamber for many
minutes and. according to ..his own
atatemenl. . gave very Important , test!
mony relative to.aeveral tenderloin re-
Mir-t m ., ......... , ... .. . ,
v After' Captain Marti h "concluded aJl
wltneaaea - warn .exouaed -until Tuesday
morning. . - - . . "
; Martin Is said to have testified that
tha "Municipal Crib" a moat notorious
resort on - Jackson street, ' had not been
molested through orders from his supe
riors. The place before 'the fire con
talned 100 female Inmates and now haa
110. Lata last night, the -police made
thelFllrst raid upon IfTcapfurlng a large
number of Inmates. i-.
' (Special DUpatch te Tie Joornal) "-' '
flalem. Nov. 2.The census of the
stats as compiled by Secretary of Bute
Dunbar from returns from the varloua
counties shows that Oregon liW a pop
ulation of f4.GS. of which 257. 070 are
malea and 207,43 females. . There are
4S4,1I whites, 795 negroes. 4.S71 Cliin-
ek. 1U SI. Japaneeo avnU 3,005 Indiana. . .
The total population as .shown by
tha TJnlted Stetea -census of 1000 waa
411.53. The gain la. therefore, 61,002,
or almost exactly 12 1-3 per cent.
The estimated population . of ' each
county la aa follows
Baker
Benton
Clackamas
Clatsop .....
Columbia -, .,
Coos
Crook
Curry
Douglas .
Qllllara ..
Grant .. .
Harney -.
Jackson .
Josephine
Klamath
Lake . . .
Ine ....... ., ...,.777V..; , V23.8
Lincoln S.673
IJnn , 11,408
Malheur 0,011
Marion 2 8.01
Morrow ..'..- 4,407
Multnomah
Polk
Sherman ..
Tillamook 1
Umatilla .
Union ..
Wallowa ..
Wasco 4 . . .
Washington
Wheeler ..
Yamhill
1 a e 4 '
1S.SI0
0.751
20.470
16.848
7.103
11,703
4,713
3.024
18,042
4.238
(.054
3.64
13.603
8,000
., 3.834
3.084
120.185
10,184
- 1,80
. 4.624
............... 10,310
'..........14,701
4,833
15.074
14.(73
1,422
14.187
Total 1 ;: I .' '. i . y ..... . : ... ... .4(4.58
Persons liable . to military doty are
1.460. and -tha legal voters number
148.068.
OWLS TO BE HOOTING
TTT.EXTATBAKERCiTY
(SiMdel tMepetch te Tee Jearaal)
Baker City, Nov. -14. Having taken
Walla Walla by storm, Harry Leavltt
announces that he Intends to organise
a branch of tha Order of Owls in Baker
City.' 'Word to this effect has been re
ceived by prominent lodge men of Baker
City. : . ' . -
Great interest attaches to the organ
isation or the new lodge hers and It la
predicted that Mr. Leavttt, who was
also one of the founder of tha Frater
nal Order of Eagles, will receive hearty
support In the movement.
ANARCHIST CIPHER
V TELEGRAM TO POPE
'V - ' '' :
'' (Jearaal Special Beniee.)
Rome, Nov. 24 The police of Rome.
In cooperation with the Argentina gov
ernment, aro trying to. unravel the nys-.
terr or a cipher telegram received by
th poper-fromr Buenoa Ayrea. It . la
auspected to be the work of anarchists.
Great precautions are. being taken at
the Vatican, owing ,to this and other
disquieting Incidents. .
CONTRACT AWARDED 1,
. . FOR POSTAGc STAMPS
: ,1 ". aSHMBSHSBBBSBSSSSJISSSB
" aesraal tpeclal ervtae.l '
Washington, Nov. 34. Poet master-
General Cortelyou haa awarded tha eon-
tract for postage stamps to the bureau
of engraving and printing of tha treas
ury department.; He 'rejected 'the bid
of tha American Bank Note company,
which was lower, because the deprecia
tion of machinery would offset" the sav
ing a private company would make, ; ,
MRS. R0SELLA BAIRD
v SUES FOR DIVORCE
' (speeial Wspeteh te Tee Jnarssl.V" '
Baker City, Nov. 24. Mrs. Rosalia
Balrd. vrlfo of one of tha most promi
nent merchants of Baker City, haa filed
suit for divorce againat her husband.
W. A. Balrd. alleging cruel and Inhuman
treatment, v -. ''V -
it la alleged by Mrs. Balrd that her
huahand ordered her to leave his store
and In so doing called her vile and abu
sive names.
' Milwaukfe Country Club.
Eastern and California raeea. Take
Ballwood and Oregon City cars at First
and Alder.
FREEWATER RAISING
- CAPITAL FOR CANNERY
' (aperlat tMaaetrft te Tee JneraaL '
Freewater. Or- Nov. 14. For the por-
poet of taking stapa toward tha estab
lishing of a cannery for thla place and
Milton, a mesa meeting of prominent
fruit growers about here was held.
William McLaughlin, ot Walla Walla
Is promoting a company which proposes
to establish a cannery. Shares in the
concern 'are being aold at till each. .
TO BE
HIS OWN SPOKESMAN
Governor-Elect of" New
) Spells Opportunity ,
' . ; Trust Warfare.
fYork
In
V ''V
Revivalist Attempted to Exterminate
' Entire Family of Rival Preacher aa
" Result" of" Quarrel Over "Trivial
Affair. '--
' (Joaraal flotdal Bervlce.t
New York, , Nov. 24. fieven hundred
republicans heard Govemor-eleet X!. B.
Hughes speak at tha banquet tendered
him at tha Waldorf-Astoria last night.
Mr. Hughes said la part:
I V3utliulat and'
and tha courageous, the sanguino and
the bilious, have made ma the reposi
tory of their hopes and their fears, their
gloomy forebodings and their trlnm
phant exultations.-'- Out of tt alt 1 recall
opportunity, responsibility and . god'
apeed. '
It Is not my purpose- t this time to
formulate a policy. . I simply dealre to
Indicate to you what I am sure Is In
tha .minds of all, that . the people .are
In no mood to tolerate Indifference to
the pabUo Interests, and we must Id an
orderly way, as behooves those who be
lieve In constitutional government, but
none tha lees effectively, pledge our.
selves to tha removal of abuses which
have vexed popular patience.
"It may bo proper to add that I shall
be my own spokesman. - Pleasant -aa
have been the Intimate relations which
I have sustained- with many of.. you
and denlrooa aa I am at all Umes to
have tha full benefit of your friendship,
tt Is proper and necessary that I should
reserve for myselt the privilege and the
duty of stating my personal opinions.
hw-4aalH-Brvou JWH.
On the strength of a statement
made by Moore, the negro, tha crime
was charged against Rawlins and hla
sons. Moor and another negro - named
LTorner. w.wiin. n nn.r town
on the night of the murder but waa
arreated on - Moore's claim that he
plotted the crime. Moore said the in
structions were to kill every member
of the family and to burn tha houae.
He said ha had baen paid f 100 and that
he and Turner were given permission
to keep all the money that might be
found In the building. They were tried
with the result that tha older Rawlins,
his sons Milton and Jesse, and Moors
were sentenced to the gallows, and
Leonard Rawlins and tha negro Turner
to Ufa Imprisonment.
MRS. HARTJE DEMANDS '
ALIMONY FROM SPOUSE
' (Jearaal BeeHal enki.l
Pittsburg, Nov. 24. Mrs. Mary Scott
Hartle, one or the principals In tha
divorce case, has filed a petition in the
courts through her counsel, asking for
tha allowance or alimony pending liti
gation, council fees and expenses that
have been Incurred In preparing her de
fense In the divorce suit. These ex
penses, she says, are In excess of ISO,.
ooo.
She says that she has no estate of
her own and that ' tha llbellant haa not
contributed to the support of herselt
and her children since July, 1006, the
data of tha senaratlon... She aaya that
aha la Informed that Auguatus Hartle
Is worth at least 11,000,000 and that be
has an" Income-of -at- least- ITMO- a
year. ' : ; -
BRYAN RESOLUTIONS'
ADOPTED BY CONGRESS
. ,
' (Jonrml Special Berries.)
Kansas City. Mo., Nov. 14. After
electing H. D. Loveland, of San Fran
cisco, president for tha ensuing yesr.
sdoptlng two resolutions by W. J.
Bryan after they had been voted down
by ' tha committee on resolutions, and
after adopting a set of resolutions. In
cluding an amendment In endorsement
of the proposition submitted by Secre
tary of Bute Ellhu Root "for encour
aging oar merchant marine" and for In
creasing our Intercourse with South
America with adequate mall facilities,
the Trans-MlsslsaippI commercial con
gress adjourned late yeeterday to meet
In HOT at Muskogee, Indian Territory.
Standard Oil at Xw Mark,
(le-traal aeerlal SerrVe.1 -
New York.. Nov, 14. The stock Of
the Standard Oil sold at $500 on the
stock exchange, tha lowest In four
yeara '...
. rasaaaa gtrlksbreakera.
The moat famous, strikebreakers
In
J - Inttrnsl SnaMal fUiv(al '
Vsldosts. Oa., Nov. 24. A Methodist j
conference and four hangings all with- i
In a period of a week Is believed to be
-too much ov'an ordinarily quiet- town.
Rn at 1,...t tha neanle nf Valdosta be-1
lleve, and they would like to see one or
the other of the attractions postponed.
But the way things look at present It
appears " very' probable " that "the whole
program may be carried out according
to schedule. . "
The scheduled executions are thoao
of th, Rawlins, father and sons, whose
case haa attracted attention throughout
the country.-Alf Moore, Jhe negro ac
complice of the - Rawlins, Is to bs
hunged next Friday. The elder Raw.
Una is to go to ths gallows three days
later and at the end of the same week
the two Rawlins boys are under sen
tence to pay the - penalty ' of death.
There seems to be some chance that
the Rawlins boys may obtain a respite
or ' commutation ot sentenoe, but the
rase of the father already . carried to
tha highest tribunal in ths land, appears
hopeless. - - - - . -
. Tried to XU1 Them AIL '
Tha execution of tha father, his sons
and their negro accomplice will mark
the" end of one- of the moat marcileaa
and deadly feuds ever recorded In the
annals of this country. These men were
convicted of tha murder' of two Uttle
children. Bob and Annie Carter. In an
attempt to exterminate the family of
W. I Carter.
" Carter and Rawlins had been power
ful revival preachers in the Methodist
church. About 20 years ago they mar
ried Into wealthy families and settled
on adjoining plantationa. Tha Raw
lins family comprises three boys and
two glrla. Carter had one son and three
daughters.- ,;f - .-
- The quarrel between ths two families
originally started among ths . children
and waa a most trivial affair. But ths
alders took tt up and then began the
feud. - Finally- the trouble reached the
fighting stage and it was mutually un
derstood that trouble must ensue when
over members bf the two .: families
chanced to meet. - -
Children Cruelly BlataC
' One evening the cattle In he Carter
bam made a great rumpua Bob and
Annie, two of the children, ran out to
learn ths cause of tha trouble. Car
ter had reached tha porch when ha saw
the children shot down by men armed
with shotguns.. Suspecting that it waa
but the forerunner of the murder of the
cntlrs family, hs ran into the hooee
and ' barred - tha doors. Tha children
had been murdered outright To still
their dying cries the murderers had
ground, tbelr heela Into the.- children's
facea and kicked them until their ribs
were broken. All night long tha mur
derers besieged the house, hoping for
sn opportunity "to kill- ths occupants.
Mrs. Carter's hair turned whits In tha
night and ths rest of the family became
A Part of It Is devoted exclusively to our
steam fitting work. We have Installed the
latest type of machines, and are prepared,
as we always have been, to do the very best
of work In steam and hot water fitting In
all Its branches. .:
TheW.GMcPhersonCo.
AT, THE THEATRES.
Last Performance "Strongheart."
. The dlatuigulsbed actor. Kobert Edesea. asd
Is stxcellmt oapanr of plarers will preerat
the eomedy-drema. Slrongheart," at the Beillg
theatre, fourteenth aae Washington etreaU,
t.mlaM far the last time. Every perforaiaace
or Btfoafbeart" means hard work en Mr.
Edoeoa'e put, patting oa bin neke-ap as s
rnll-hkiodsd Indian reeuirea aa koar aae s
qnartat et -ttme After the eiay etarta-ae- 4
on the stage almost all the time ana tha
violence of the football scene eeesee seek Ores
ponpiretloa that e eata and a rnbeowa ere al-
are aeoeaaary between the eMoad and third
acts, when he ehanxea from the eostnme ef
the .gridiron to that bf the ballroom. .
. Max Figman Tomorrow Night
Portland's favorite eomenlaa. Mas rigmsa,
m the delightful comedy. "Tha Maa On the
Box," will 'he the attraction at the Hollar
theatre tomorrow nWrbt, eontlnnlng the fal
lowing Tuesday and Wednesday! Bights, Novem
ber rf sad 20, with a sprclat-prlae mstlnee
Wednesday. The Maa Oa the Box" waa a
happy eeleetioa for Mr. F If man's too, Inas
much aa the title rale am him as thoegh tt
were , written expressly for him. He Is the
very prmonlfleatloa ef the dashing army efsete
wbe falls la love with a pretty girl ea a
steamer, later by suaUke aMocts her and
afterward whan ahe eaeka te ton the Joka
npea him and and out ale Identity aecapts bar
offer a be her groom, la order that he may
be seer her elways. ...
Thanksgiving Attraction at Heillf.
- That edd fellow, Barry Beresford, la the ex
erntlatlngly fanny comedy, "The Waes
Hater, " will be the attractioa at the HrUlg
theatre Thankaaivtng Bight. KeremtMr 20. Seat
sale next Tuesday at boxoinre theatre. -
. ; . Last Time Tonight. , .
If yea want . te see ese ef the bits ef the
et the Baser ana watea mat taientta
actor. John 8alnpolla, la one ef hie greatest
roles, yes nsaat see The Mladlemaa," which
baa hea ea sneeessfu ell weak andshlch
will have Ita' last perfermanee tonight. The
greet ktla scene has been the talk ef the tow a
all weak. If yea don't ese It yoa'D he entry.
There ere e few good seats left for tonight
-:, Next .Week at the Baker.
JeitBnlngwltkmorrewsiatlnee the pope-1 t
lar liaK.r stock company wui prounce a
Tetnperaare Tewa. Uot's screaming Thanka
Civtng satire. No naore appropriate Mil eoeld
have been eeleeted for Thanksgiving week.
It Will aerve to utrodece te the patrons of
ORCHARD MEN MEET
T AT FOREST GROVE
' - '
(Special Dlapetcb te The JoernaLI
Forest Grove, Or., 24. At the called
meeting of the Horticultural society
Thursday It was decided that 'ths con
templated apple show should not be
held. The main reason orJhlschange
of program . so 'Bile In-the dyr la b
caueo many In this vicinity had not
made preparations and taken car of
the beat fruit. ' . v
It was decided to hold ' tha annual
meeting of the Society on November
24 and Secretary Haynea was directed
to Issue notices to that effect. The
question of sod culture or cultivation
of - bearing orchards was discussed.
Messra Haynes. Harris' and Walker ad
vocated sod culture, producing the re
port of the Ohio experiment station.
which had! reported beat results from
sod culture. ' President Atwell and
others favored clear cultivation as the
result of their experience and observa
tion. . .:.
For the annaal meeting today Im
portant . subjects are under discussion
and an "'interesting program ia' betng
prescniea.
til 9 aafCStFaV' XwTlXes"AtWl-wMsM lettfwstsj- -sfc-04"JSg)T-
woman, who arrived from Hew York a ward
ae snd will make her Brat appearance Tom
row matinee. "A Temperenee Town", la
wbelfeale bunch ef clean fee and la the pro
durtJoa an the tavorltae have been east caie-
rally,; Bests sew celling.
nnim mi Hill IIJIIIII I -
- ' i , imiiibi B in ,1 in
Th Kind You Have Sways Bonsrht and which tuts btMst
ia use for orcr.SO years, baa borne the signature f
and has been made under bis pesw
sonal snperrfslon since its tnfane.1 -AHow
no one to deceive yon In this.
. All Oeanterfelts. Imitations and Jnat-aa-gpood are bat
ExperlmentL that trifle with and endanger the health eft ,
Infants and Chlldr : iIserlanoe agulnst Ilxpeiimente
What io dACTORIA
Oastrla Is a harmless rnbstltir'e for Castor OH Pare
goric Drops and Soothing; Svraps. It Is Pleasant. I '
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Zfarcottta -abstanco.
Its age is its giiarantee. It destnrjrs Worms ;
. and aiiays Fcveriahncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
r.ollc. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constlpatlois
'and Flatulency. IC assimilates the Food, regulates tha " "
Stomach and Bowels, giving; healthy and natural sleep. -X
' , the Children i Panaeear-The Mothsa Friend.
Hears tlio Signatnrd ot -
1 .
i - m -Mr . r si ii x w-
iiio am i m am Always nougux
In - Oea- For- Over- 30 -Years.:
Tonight at the Empire,
"Feck's Bad Bor" win give Its rinsing per-
formanre at the Umpire toolcht. This bvnrh
of rlfllcnlona aotipenae ass draws sasse ef the
blcgast Booses ef the ceasee st the easy njv
towa theatre, it te the fasrlnatloa ef the
familiar eld eharseter, Peek'e Bad B07. and
Rneter Bfowa. both ot whom appear te the
eollght ef the oontre. .
"Uncle Joah Sprnceby" Tomorrow.
ToBMrraw sfrsraaea Tnele Josh prnyebr"
will ooen tha week et the Empire. This t
rell-et rural eomedr-drams haa net vlalted
Portias for erveral years and Ita retara will
be moat wrloome br eH who ksow anrthlng
bont It. The IVtha band will parade the atrseta
dally and afford ae end of smoaameat far eld
asd roeng. Seats aboald be eaeered la
ranee for this attraction. ,
At tha Lyric
'"The alga ef the few," the KbarUrk HolnMe
drams st the Lrrte this werk. will hsve two
performances this emlns end the eame aam-
her asiiriow ntxbt. bnldcs th. Bandar nnt.
m. "The Sice ef the rwrH Is probablr the
gmtaat OVtertlre drama ever wrlttra and It
Is the beat play the Lrrlr stock company haa
rives since It was ereanleM. Heat vm, start
ins laeoday afternoon, th. attraction will be
."We sne e Tem'
At tha Grand. -
flatorday nlirbt end Boaday the peapla waat
te be eniasad snd thoa. who are neefelng
brtarbt nnd raptlvarlng ntertalnment ahoald net
evarlnok the vanoevllle perrorniance now Sola
Ing the boards at the Grand Ihcatra. The co
ple en this bill sre espable artlata and experts
in their apeciaj Unas. It Is s graerens Mil
end a aed eeje, 4e See eeea-eeeved by-erswded
hansta. -. -
CONTEST FOR SEAT
IN LEGISLATURE
(Special trlapatch te The Joornal)
Chehalla, Wash., Nov.. 14. J. O.
Startup, who was defeated at tha re
cent election by George McCoy for rep
resentative ia ths legislature from
Lewis county, has served notice of a
contest on the latter. - The official re
turns showed that McCoy was elected
by Id votes. It Is slleged there were
errors In tb counting of tha. ballots
In a number of the precincts.
Use
Dn Graves
Tooth Powder
the land are Dr. Klng'a New 1,1 fe Pllle.
When liver and bowels go on
quickly eettle the trouble, and th
tying work goea right on. heat
constipation, hsadache and
leg at Red Croea Pharmacy,
nd note the delicious after taste.
Even if you have good teeth they
need, regular attention twice a
daj. Watch the. effect on your
o on strike they friends. ' . (A '.'. .
In haiMl metal sans ear bostlea. sSe
Hest enra for I 1' rr.e'-nl eene ev beetlee. S
!l -lOr. Cr a. cs' Teeth Pcrrd:r Co.
4 . ' i At trie Star. V ' ' :'
Only three Terfnrmsnces remain ef "Tolly
and I." - the comedy-drama which the Alien
stnrh eomnanr In iwi m uting at the "tar theatre.
It u a roswdy with plenty ef exciteawnt and
tha ft Is ao Stffrvent from tha nanal class ef
sltrertloea at this bouse that It eomee aa s
novelty. Matinee trmwrrow. Next werk "A
Strsngar la a Straus a Land' will be the at-
traettoa. .
THAT DAIRYING PAYS
; THESE FIGURES SHOW
(gpaelal Dtapateh te The Jeamal.l
Foreat Grove, Or,. Nov. 24. That tha
dairying buatneea Is a paying occupa
tion haa come to the notice of many la
this vicinity. Thomae Wtlllame. who
Uvea a few sotlea northwest of this city,
claims the record for the month of
October. During that 'month tha milk
from five cows brought him $77. IS. or
sn average of lln.44 each. ,The beat
cow, a Holstetn, yielded 1.114 pounds of
milk, worth about tit at market rata.
The milk was sold to the local plant
of the condenser.
. . aTe Basnaere to Beewto X. .
(Jearnel Ssaeml BereVa,!
Santa - Cms, CsX, , Nov. 14. The
schooner Beaaia K., which went ashore
laat night, was pulled off this morning.
No damage waa dona, but tha vessel
lost 1 barrels of lima. , .
5"
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P You do not know that Soda
- Cracker until you know
Uneecla Biscuit
To taste Uneecla DIscuIt h to
fall in love with them. You
never forget that first taste, and
you renew it every time you est
Uneeda Discult
V . dd a dtut tight.
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NATIONAL BISCUtT.COMFANY
5Sl
Stcinwa Pms
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Tbara la alwaya one by which others art measured. ' Among musi
cians, dealers, and tha people in general it ia well understood that tha
Steinway ia tha piano ideal It ia tha product of matter workman,
and tha monument which beara evidence to the faithful, untiring, con
scientious. Intelligent endeavor of the House of Steinway for four
generationa. It ia the ambition of every musician to own a Stein
way. Tha Steinway costs more, but it lasts longer, sounds Utter,
and. If you ever want to dispose of it. will aell easier and bring mora.
We invite you to call and aea our pianos. We promise you every
courtesy that Ilea within the gift of an old. relieve h-
Steinway may be had upon monthly payments if so C
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