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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6, . 1D07. P51 1 paelty of ths mill Is 80,000 feet lit 10 hours.1 A, new jtlant Is being installed' At the station at an expenditure of $60,4 000. Eastern and local capital Is In vested ; In 'V ths enterprise.. .: Bradley, Thompson' and Brlggs ars the active managers. .ty.v4 v- . .... .v ;;: Wall. Street .Hostile: to , Roosevelland . Will Swing New York Vote to the pe? I : : sent VicerPresfdent r ; fmiMl ffnarlal ftarrtae.) ' New York. Mar e. "Down with Roosevelt and op i with Fairbanks',: la ths feeling ia New Tork City. It Is difficult for anyone from ths interior to understand the bitterness of .ths anti 1 Roosevelt talk ons bears everywhere In ' New Tork City among ths mors pros perous , els uses. There is no disguising this hostility t ths president It Is by no means confined t ths Morgans. Harrtmans and or minions. . Ths tnflnenos or Well strset In Nsw Tork la profound. Magnate neve sea- ulously fostered tibe opinion that ths , railroad policy hHHfUed last year at . Washington is directly responsible for ths stagnation whlon ha corns upon m stock market and for . ths lower prices , which have prevsGed, 1 wit ths eonse oent paralysis of ths rsvonie mcruairy of ths whol of lower Ntm Tork. v ' Hostility Suite Tart Boom. 1 ' Ths anti-Roosevelt feeling la New ' York aty Is reflected only to a minor ' dears on ths stats, but cannot fall to have influence, on, the position of Nsw Tork with regard to ths selection of tbs next eaadldats for th-i presidency. Present Indications are that Roosevelt , FAIRVIEW FIRST STOP Greetings ' Exchanged Fine , Live I : stock Exhibit O. W. P. Opens. ' (flpeetal Dlapatf to The Joeraal.t - TroutdaJe, Or., May . Ths first stop of, ths Portland business men's exour-l sion was mads at Fair view, where Bsv. C. E. Crandall mads an address of wel- come. W.H. Moors responded for tbs party in a brief speech. H. C. Camp bell, ths well-known Portland capitalist. who has a fine stock farm here, ex- would find It a good deal harder to get tbs Indorsement of New Tork for a third, term than he would that ' of Illi nois and Missouri. Hostility to Roosevelt 'hss distinctly hlblted his Belgian stud and a Spanish hurt Taft. Thers was a tims when the I Jack, Imported , thoroughbreds. Ths big men of 'Nsw Tork. those who ars Palrvlew .people antlclpats ths opening always called upon for campaign con- of tho ttW. P. electrlo branch on Juno trlbutlona, wars led to believe that Root U which will greatly ldths develop surely would bs ths residuary legates ment and growth of eaatsrn Multnomah, of ths Roosevelt administration. , That --.v ' -was before the president broke with r AT Mftrtfi DIVFb ) ' Wall strset's hatrsd of Roosevelt was Excursionist Take Trip Over Mount Intensified when it was made apparent , Hwwt n.iimul that h had abandoned Root aa ths ad- 11000 "1' ministration candidate and was pre- (8ptrial Dispatch to the JoomaLJ ' pared to resort to extraordinary tao- Hood River, Or., May -On th ar- tlcs to secure ths nomination for Taft rival of tho Portland business men hsrs , Ths result Is that ths corporation lnflu- today, they were met by. a reception sncs hers Is suspicious of Taft, although committee composed of. ths officers of not actually hostile to him. Among ths Hood River Commercial club and tho substantial element one finds that representative cltttens, , who, after x- the favorite In ths presidential racs changing greetings, escorted them to the thus far is Fairbanks, with Speaker train in waiting at ths Mt. Hood rail- Cannon running a closs second. There road station. It was composed of two Is no doubt that Fairbanks would bs sn coaches and an observation car . .and aeosptabls candldats so far as moneyed was In charge of Charles T. Early, sun mm Nsw Tork la conoerned. TROOPS MAY END ,, -- .,, 1 - ' 4 SMsaWaMBWaSBaaaS - ' . (ConOnusd from Paga , Ona.) bring ths troubls to an and also were ,up sarly Mning up their orcss for In ths plainest of ierms President ( Calhoun of tha United Railroads said today that he 'would rsly oa othsr ' powers than the San Francisco pollcs to protect his company's property , and enable It to operate its ears. He said: , T shall make no demand on the' po ' lies for protection, , aa Jt Is, tha duty of ths-police to grant' that protection without formal request, i can oaij assure the oeoifls of Baa Franclace that I will run tbs cars. . I will not en ' Iter Into further negotiations with ths , union. Men who want to return to ths , 1 service of the company may ao so, out ,only as Individuals and If they do not . return, also, they wiu no aisonargco. WHX xeservs Ordsr. - .' Governor Olllett, who is stUl in Xos Angeles, declared last night. In an In- tervlew, that hs wouid use au tne pow er of the state "to preserre order la San Francisco. Tn ease of violence or troukle, Oen ' nral Funston. I bsllsva. Will Wire to i Washmston for ordsrs." said Colonel ' W. A. Simpson, TJ. & A adlutant gen - eral of ths division of, California, and Funston's chief aids. Tt will take very little time, Of course, to get In communication wia '.Washington, and General Ftonaton-wia , probably await orders from the depart ment before taking action.' ' Only la ease Governor Glllett appeals for our - aid would .the federal troups take the , InitlaUve. - 'f ' '.a-- ..- "The United SUtes marshal could ask onr aid directly In case he found htmsslf powerleas to see that th malls were distributed on cars, and we would ' give him ths asalstanoe needed for that purpose, t hink, though, that this will be done under direct instructions xrom Washington. - - r,--- :v.v There are plenty Of troops la San . Francisco and near by for any emerg . ency. There la a regiment at Monterey and all the men needed can be brought her without any. difficulty." ' Troop al Bay City. Troops stationed la San FrancUoo at present consist of three batteries of field artillery, nine companies of heavy 'artillery, four troops of cavalry, com , posing the second squadron of the , Fourteenth regiment, a battalion of ths Twenty-second regiment of In- - fan try, two companies of engineers : and four companies of heavy artillery. The artillery are all armed with rifles and drilled In guard duty, eta the hams as other troops, and could be used on occasions. The full strength of ths various forces " now stationed in Can Francisco amounts to ovsr 3,640 men. Considerable Interest was created 1 yesterday by th unusual spectacle of - United States troopers riding In pairs. unostentatiously and unarmed, through out ths burned district and mora thioic ly built tip" portion Of ths town. In quiry at army . headquarters failed to licit any reason for this unusual pro cedure, the only explanation vouchsafed being that, the troopers might be from companies snt hers . under orders .to embark oft"' the Logan and that they havs been at liberty to rids about and ass ths town. . '- --w-.t .'! erlntendent of th road. Ths visitors wers taken out over ths line to th big electrlo mill of the Oregon Lumber company at Dee.'-" On the return trip a stop was man In tbs center of ths blooming orchards STOP WOMAN; AIID CONSIDER First that almost vry operation in- our hospitals,, performed upon , women,' beoomea necessary because of neglsot of such ; symptoms as Backache, IrregTilari ties, Dtsplaoe menU, Pain in the Side, Draffring Sensations, Diulneaa ana 5iepisi Beae.". ..-..',. ''!' ..'. sm , 6eoona, that Lydia B. Plnkham's . Vegetable Compound, made from , native root and herbs, ha cured more eases of female ilia than any other on mediolne known. It reg- . ... . . ' .... nlatea, strengthens and restores women's health and is Invaluable In preparing women for child-birth and during-, the period of Change -. Third, the i great volume of unsolicited and grateful testimonial on file at the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, Mass.. many of which are from time to time being -published by special permission, give absolute evi dence of the value of Lydla E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and Mr. Plnkham's ad vie. , ' , ' ' v , ' Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vesfetable Compound tf , . . .... :. . r " , .... - , ; For nor than 80 year ha been curing remaie complaint, un as Dragging Sensations. Weak Back, railing and Displacements. In 11 animation and Ulceration, and Organic Disease, and it dissolves and spate Tumor at an arlyatag. y (-;. ; , i yr . t' r4 , ,', f, Mrs. Plnkham's Standing Invitation to Women Womn urering from any form f femal weakness ar invited to writ Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mas. lor aavioa. ons is uie mra. rmKoan wa ha been advising sick women free of charge for mor than twenty years, and before that she assisted her mother-in-law, Lydla B. Pink- bant In advising. Thus sne is especially wu quaunea to guiue womsn back to health. - Write today, aom wan laoi two late. IF yOTJ WANT TO 8EIJ THE NE1VXST IS UTIARiNO APPAREL VISIT THE STYLE STORE , ad. The Stsunsnberg murder was bt on of a long series of crimes that prj t ths federation osl town busme's. mln sp.nt an ho o!als, Witt startim. minuten... h. EXPENSIVE and th visitors allowed to get a view J . . .i. ..M). ,j chard charged against (Continued from Pag Ona) or two visiting with Hood River mer- told Of th aUempts mads .on ths lives J y, ht hag not gathered aU his bills in, Farlsy. the famous strikebreaksr. ' Is FIRST MOVE OF DEFENSE nt m'n" la personal charge of th men who will run the cars until ths strlks is broken. Jt Is not known Just how many men hs has at his command, but there are near ly 100. -at; the jure street ear bouss. Unusual precautions havs been taken by the United Railroads to guard ths men who will run the cars. At ths McAllister street barn the ear house has been surrounded with a 15-foot stockade. A sentry walk about a foot ana a hair wide surrounds ths stock ads. It is said that a larg quantity of provisions was delivered to thess barns yesterday morning. ' Trouble Start Tomorrow. So far there has been4 no disorder. Ths trouble will begin when the com pany tries to start its ear Tuesdsy. Alter several nours of hot discus sion Sunday morning the platform men of the local ear lines decided that ths time had arrived to strike. A standing vote, taken at 1:10 o'clock In ths mom chants and at t o'clock continued ; oa of Governor Psabody of Colorado. Chief M n oyja not be nbj, to make luair my i uiaiuiQnn gi lot binwa luyiiiiu estimate at this tlmSu court, D. H. Moffat and othsr promin-1 Jt u tna wn9 tne othsr1 eandl- datss, Zimmerman and Xsllahar. A. L. Barbur. ths nominee for city auditor. places - his expense at 1800, . but O. P. Miller baa not yet computed his , ex penses ana wouia not givs an ssu- WsrleU Sets Off Ohsaply. " 3. E. Werleln, th nominee or city bUls at silo, but m. AL.A SV 1L. - i. , .K.,- t. i. m.,,...mA y,mt I IvI. .IaZLa i... T-T-.v eleoUon Is ovsr they will mount up to I . . 1777 Hill - 1 T.L ma 'TV n iif w: ivi III A7I - 11 a in mf wi a n l 1 IT TmL- II II r-s L l-s.v : III U FT JVA)LVCD TAT ir Mpt DDrJT, RIDE A HOMEYbti JiOULDMDr.A OBBY- THt OWT-nODSY A PEK50N CAM tiAVt: 11 A PENCHANT mO00D ATfl Rt? P E'CAvJE' "j-HArt DO YOU LL fx? DETTCK JHf -Yol Do Ajd FEEL BETTER WAN YOU Do . OUSTER ",,1. ,., ' i. '. - .. i- I.I ' - , . i is'- '. (Continued from Pag One.) Ths confession of Orchard was fol lowed by the arrest of Stsve Adams on I a charge of complicity in th Steunen- thsir organisation and that the detec-1 berg murder And he also confessed. It tives havs manufactured the evidence Is . upon th confession of these two against their men. - They say thsy will I men that the prosecution will depend spend a million dollars If necessary to a great extent though much otherk:" 5 an will Mn th. rmmm tt. thm TTnlted I tvlUMii haa iIum hmv mmmirmt. Th-I imnrer, places OJB 1100,000 hss already been spent In pre- snsd since he made hi confession and "ft' H had no oppoaltlon tth parinr for th defense. , . I hs probably will not be abls to tales the ' A tens reeling or suspicion ana Dit-1 stand. Moreover, Stsv Adams ' r terness Is plainly la evidence la Bolss tracted th confession h I said to today. Strangers arriving In ths city havs mads, ao that It will not be of are "shadowed" and called upon to ac- much value evidence. count for their presence. : While th I it Is expected the Haywood trial will In the race for councilman at large John Annand places his expenses at 1100. Thomas Oray at 1160. and M. JT. DrlsooU at 125. R. A. Preston, In ths first ward, sstlmates lis for himself. authorities do not rear ah outbreak, take at least a month. It will probably I Jf0" w" Bt0I!l nl at ,9, In much less an .attsmpt to rescue ths take asek or mora to secure a Jury. ;"!, ? t M . U?V!!Jr,! prisoners, they have -nevertheless taken rjpon the-rssult of the Haywood trial ,10,0 b1. 7-?'!' .iP06" every precaution to prevent a demon l will depend the prosecution's course In I lv ; " " " "i r'.iVT stratlon or any public disorder:' jthe eases of the other defendants. If W1U1 J V?tbe Pt hi at US. . " teuasnherg Assasstaatloa. I Haywood cannot he convicted it la not I Ths assassination of ex-Governor eiy that any stronger cass could be XCana psstroy Bvldsnoe. ' T have destroyed the evidence," said in mmArmmmmjt ,. ..H.n m im a v. I Tha aaasaalnatlan man war. imm..1.1, H1-.!! mtt h. Stsunenbera- occurred on tha nisrht of I made against Moyer or PetObone. as I John Vt Mann, candidate for council owl cars. But two cars wer run yes- December 10, 1105. The alleged motive eviaeno against ms mree is pracu- man in ne Bixm waro. -xou cannot terday. thess beina on ths Union street for the crime was revengs for ths firm Identical. , I get any story out ef ma All ths money Uns. and no violence resulted. 1 attitude Governor Stsunenberg had Uk-I usywooa was ins omy aerenaani in i put into tne campaign eouia ds tnaas Tha strikers demand a flat wars of en to suppress the riots and outrages coun ioaay. ni loiiowea uie arguments i una a vu wr a snoigun. ina out II a dav for elaht hours work and are durlnr ths miners' strike In the Coeur With Interest and looked nons the worse I what Beldlng spent and I will tsU you hacked by the stationary firemen, who d'Alene district The calling out of ths for. his long imprisonment He con- what I spent" Mr. Beldlng could not demand an Increase from lt.71 a day to ss.zs aaiiy. . .. j LEAVE TO SPREAD FAME aaia.ja4 iajimaaiaMa(aa- '''Slrt:; iri (Continued from f Page Ona)- mllltla , and other drastlo measures I suited freely with bis counsel during lbs located, so that the estimate from employed by the authorities had result-1 the entire session. ed la s victory for the mine owners, and the miners were forced to admit defeat:- .'"K's-'v -'., Governor Steunenberg was blamed by the miners for their defeat Threats were hurled at him at all the miners' RIOT ACT & READ. (Continued from PagerOna)" the ward 1 , necessarily somewhat vague. - . .(-'a ,.,.:..;.,., Using these sums givsn as a basis from which to figure, It will be seen that the campaign cost the candidates between 11.170 and 110,000. Common belief, however, has - It that tha anm kHled dally. Until recently Its capacity meetings, and he was frequently warned remained In charge of hi headquarters taui given in reality fall very far bs was only 10 daily. Ths party -visited b bis friends that his life was In dan- nsverthelessv . , low ths real mark, - th-plant and witnessed th? work of er. After finishing his second , term w O" - troubles hanging over xuf gum for Oood Cheer. -i , . .... as rovnrnnr ha fmm ntf1- m-tit Reed S head IS Suit for 110 that WBS Tha atnrv la Ink) thm t SAA waa a.n modern method of killing food antaalaj f " " the Interest of on. csn- Bovorai n paasea . ana mo i -"- , " ' . m . I oiaaie lor oixioe uuring me past wees. Acooraing to tn story, ths sum was given to a saloon man In th north and with th expectation that It be dlstrlb- uated among ths various saloons for the purpose of bringing good cheer to th thirsty voter of th district Ths Tomorrow's Special Sliirl s Sale Promises and assures you a pleasant surprise. We have selected 115 fine Skirts, made of mannish mix tures, serges, mohairs, checks and stripes, novelty goods, all this season's smartest and most authori tative models, tastefully trimmed and faultlessly tailored; good value at $10, $11 and $12, and place them on sale for - - ' v.".. 1 , -- . Tuesday Only at $9.00 Each As a special inducement we offer during this sale ' . extraordinary easy terms, which will enable all to indulge without feelmg the burden of the cost . Select your GARMENT, pay $1.00 down arid the balance in small payments of ; , 50c A WEEK ; AT BRIDaLVEIL well. news Lumber Shot "Down bfn Couer d'Alene troubles apparently were chassd a large bill of goods and refused forgotten. Then came the shocking WJV lrr..r Tosiiiat See Flume at a 'Fast Clip. (Special Dispatch' to" Tbe Joareal.) Bridal Veil, Or., May t. This was the third point the excursion stopped at that Governor Steunenberg had assassinated literally blown to C. A. Bell Is attorney for Braman and i he learned that Reed alleges that air. nienna hv an infamai M.hin. aa .. I Devlin is indebted to him. Consequent ly niKomnui pruceeaings were otiud Eastern; OiiifflifflnfflvCo. Cor. Washinof on and Tenth Ths aHors Where ,- f a w vmui h rwv entering the yard of his home. Immediate step were taken to catch the assassin or assassins. Rewards. public and private, aggregating thou- ST. .i wai tTkI; .Xiri-VTr.t-leanda of dollars, were offered. Susol most Important enterprise. The mill Is IUVDS iMiawi uiiwuboi iuej Sal Hi M i. a. . . m - . four miles from .-a station and the town me weeks and who this morning to prevent the present I h... .J. . . v U1I:B.? SSSLmA I-., Urt. of those. purveyor, of Uquid ar Re.d"".r. WH." .rvlr Soon. 2a. A0 fT,8..0" 2? throughout . the city, a number of Altogether It 1. possible that when all at.. At a a .m. . . ... a a. AsaK 4a. a . . r. a m ... a i in sa cHiiuiuKiBa aixwrnm u a iiisjir liBuiiHa lumbercossiown by flunTeT The mata r kn0Wn " Harry .0rchanL Hs WM the TolltlclaV orT.sed unnaid I bTll. of campaign expense, th. total halt of timber 1. 1 mile, south of the arr"ta.and wertmlnatlng evidence and aJlaa'. that th.- .. arltl attach I WOUld, If footed Up, Cm ClOSSr to the station. Ths company has a billion against him was taia MimeTni: and allege that they also wlU attach J"? j Bratlon of Mlnera and by Mr.-tevUn. y: . x I !,..,.. hit f tiiuiii.. iinhM . Tv.m I chard. It .was ascertained. nil it u ma. imn !- aryin planing mUl at th station. -Wtna .1 een Implicated in several disturb- .."V" a D,en 7TI YaPW .tffi 1" "e and In a train wWk In Colorado I"0?.' "th'U ?Ilr"d Pabst BlueHlbbon Beer is Healthful Because it is brewed from Pabst Eight-Day Malt and choicest hops. Malt is made from barley - the most nourishing of aU , grains., V ThePabst Eight-Day Malti ; log Process gets all of these nourishing properties out of the-barley-grain, and the Pabst Brewing Methods re tain them all in , , 'j. Pabst BlueRibbon . TLBTof QuaLty which is therefore richer iojif food values than other beers. In addition, it has the ex quisite flavor of the choicest '. hops, with aU of their tonic " properties. ' . J Pabst malts for food values. " Pabst brews for health quail- y ties. The nanie pabst guar- - antees both purity and excel fence. , " When orderlne; beer, ask . yH " ' for Pabst Blue Ribbon. " 4 - ' ' i ' . Made by Pabst at Milwaukee . And bottled only at th Brewery. , - Charle Kbhn ft Co., . ' (Cor, rd tc Pin Sta Portland. ' " phon Main 460, In m Vt & eaiAanl na mt TJTaa mt m wtaav In Orchard Confesses. r ' charge of , tha eamnalm arainat the The evidence found In Orchard's room, saual suffrare amendment when it waal consisting of powder, wires and fuses, before the people a year ago. During I mark than to 1 10,000, and that for ths - primaries alone, cir' cum stances being such that an equal ad dition to the circulation of the coin of th realm will be mads during th comv Ing 10 day. . C";. vV. Woman loves a clear, rosy complex- and other materials for making bombs, tha last session of th legislature he1 lJon . Burdock Bfood Bitters purlflss ths was strong: but ths officers felt that waa frennentiv seen about tha aanitoi biooa. clears tne sain, restores ruady, a nnnreealnn waa nauimn Td. I v.. . uvk.. i buuuu wu -' . m uv w I (uiyfumy, -UVI. WW T. mmu VVWJW .VI llAVad DrihajPf1 allllt-V tl.lt WM. th. I m,m4mm,m Will. opinion that hs waa the tool and hired At the bednnina- of ths nreaent I QTHRK l5 FYPFfiTFn AT vreu.ni wu oniiicni numciDU camnaian-a aaioon man 10- to the penitentiary hera All efforts cated In the slabtown district waa ar- to secure admissions from him failed, rested for keeping open after hours and Finally James McParland. a THnlrartnn I a.t nn tha AAtmnmm at Vila tHal that ' detective, who had broken up the Molly Reed and ' others were electioneering juaguires.m Pennsylvania, was called In. for Mr. Devlin and would not vacate After several weeks of careful work the the i saloon whsn the time came for methods of . the master detective closlm After this case came un In i prevailed and Orchard broke down and court Mr.' Devlin publicly repudiated confessed. In bis Confession Orchard di- his alleged manager, but Reed remained will. . w Mw.w a . . MADRIt) MAY TWENTIETH (Xoanial Special Service.) " -Madrid, May (. It was serai-offlclal- ly announced In Madrid this morning that th long-expected stork will arrive at tha royal palace May 10. . ? -M ; GomM Tearing up old floors, putting down new ones, building separate ? display parlors in act, entirely remodeling and 'decorating our large double store has rather upset us tn a business way, ! . ' . ' : Large shipments of Pianos and Players are due to arrive any day, and we will have no room for them until the work ,lmen are through with our display rooms. , . . We are willing to make you some great concessions as to . price and terms, in order to get some of these, fine instru ments out of our way for a few days. - Can save you nearly . one half the price of a good piano if you. decide quickly. ' Come and see the; only 88-note Player-Piano in the world, and the finest line of Pianos on the coast, , Hovenden-Soule Piano Co. (Successors to Soule Bros. Piano Company.) 374 Morrison Street - - , - c Corner West Park. recUy charged Prssldent Moyer, Seers- true to him and had charge of the! (JUSED GOVERNOR TO tary Haywood and O. A. Pettlbone of the Western Federation of Miners. " of navmg piottea Bteunennerg". murder and with having furnished the money need- Ladies Free TONIGHT Oafes Rinlc Society Night amABTD XAXOSC AJTO Mrrsia vnor . Join a beginners' class any aft ernoon this week. General .In struction free. Special Instruc tion, on lesson 50c, six lessons $160, including skates. headquarters during th close of the I primary campaign. FACE FEDERAL COURT CLOSE LID (Continued from Page Ona) (Journal Special Berries.) , Washington, May . The case against Governor Crawford of South Dakota, oharged with Illegally fillng land pat- lVL'Jo tnVwho'wUlwX. of Justice. . Commlssloner-Oenara Hs is on of th men who will wedgs tv. ,,a att- tt.. th hack platform and decline to move an inch to let a woman get oft He regards It a hi Inalienable right to be a hog and a hog he wiu remain. " - Th notice - were f received by the company from the printers this morn ing, and are being placed in the car Many times the newspapers have called the attention of the company to the abuse of th smoking privilege. Ths anti-smokers, the women with delicate Balllnger of the land office stated that ths bureau has completed its work on the case after canceling all ths patents filed by Crawford. ARITHMETIC AND FOOD ohool Ohndrea Mas Be WsU Ted. A young girl tn Newport says no ons noses, ars going to hav their Innings I ha a better , right to speak of Gra pe at last ' But th stranger can no longer Nuts food than she. draw unfavorable comparisons between I "I waa In school, but in poor health, th car etiquette of Portland and that I until' Mamma began to give me Grape Nuta food.- .1 . began to lmnrovs at one, both mentally and physically, and Z Improved so in my work at school that Z got 100 In arithmetic, and during that time I gained : I or pound in weight and am still gaining. "There Is no ons who ha a rlsrht to terday tor Engiana and carew, who re-1 recommend the food more highly than 1 of any other city on the map. GREAT. ACTRESS, . J, mhhi.iih p (Continued from Pag On.); malned here to attend to personal Busi ness matters, aaya he will follow her . . . j ..... i uus wee. Mamma neglected to supply it for about three weeks, and I began to fail in health, so I commenced the use of ths Mifes Terry is 61 years old, and some ! food again, and nowl don't Intend to time ago was reported to be a grand-1 do without Grape-Nuts. COFFEE j Good water is good; ipoor coffee is poor. ' : Tsar grocer retsms rosr nosey U yea doat like SchUlior's Best: we pay hiav . a J mother. Carew states he Is 12, but he looks svsn younger. H is six feet tail. broad-shouldered, . with ruddy, clean- It Is well for parents to know that Grape-Nuts food contains selected ele ments from ' th grains, . prepared and haven, handsom face. Carew, who Is cooked in such a, way as to present a natlvs of Indiana, has been an actor for eight years. He became acquainted with Miss Terry two years ago whW these food elements so that they can bs quickly digested and assimilated; the phosphate of potash-obtained from playing In England. She Is to continue the field grains and contained In Grape. i 1 - . , AT FEKm RESTAURAMT ON MONDAY, MAY 6lh . Beautiful Souvenirs and Tea with Chinese Delicadei will be riven ' free with each order. ' ALL ARE INVITED. 4 v I 3231 STARK, CORNER SIXTH . SECOND FLOOR . rrJr her 'career en th stage, third marriage. This is her Th Italian consul at Panama has advised his i government to warn Ital ian emigrants not to go to ths Isthmus to work on ths canal, on account of j nervesi' tn large percentage oi asatn among th worker. , s Nuta unites with ths albumen of food to qutokly rebuild the gray matter In the. nerve centers and brain. " It is of the greatest. Importance that growing children and students be given food that - sustains both -brain and There's a Reason." 7 Read the little book. "The Road to Wallvlll, in pkgs. - . , , , . Gettlno Falnt v is a simpl matter at any at aaBaaWaW v ' . -l where 70a find, th paints, enamels, tains, 'varnishes, sold' under the famous . Acme'-' v QnaUty, marie. 'quality Yon can "be sure to jret rtbe right paint tot '. any use without fuse bother or uncertainty. This quality mark pro tects von in buvino- and twiner. - Let us send von ."V 1 a coprof the complete new ; paint guide The Selection and Use' rainis ana tlnlsnes." If vour nearest deUr cannot supply you with the "Acme Quality" kind, we will. 1 ol New Era Paint & Varnish Co. v 172 Firtt Street, Portland ' (5
