THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, " THURSDAY ' EVE1IING, MAY 16Y 1Z07.
LAIVSON HAS INTERVIEW
WITH POPE AT VATICAN
FIHErjENiGIHf
, hi m m
Nnrslcs Mothers and!
?;a,v Orer-burdened Women
In all stations of life, whose vigor and
vitality may have been undermined and
broken -down by over -work, exacting
social duties, the too frequent peering of
children, or other cause, will find m Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription the most
potent, Invigorating reiterative strength-
I asMlAe'rwlar That h giver ever devised or their special bene-
f.iicn iuHciraniirr, i imwuKiii mjsvii on rwiiw,. "-";' V St. WurelngmotherswnUlnd It especial
ly vaiuaoie in. sustaining xieir strength
and promotlngen abundant nejirUhment
lor the child. . xiDketan inotkere too
will find It prleeleuH$WtVMpl the
system for baby's coming and tempting
toe
When 1 Left It I Felt That I Was Less Than Two Feet
High," Writes Frenzied Financier.
Proposed Improvements Are
Insult to Them.
; let : ;
, , . Pope Plus X and Thomas W..LawBoiu v '.---;.
HYDRANT SYSTEM IS NOT
APPROVED BY. EVERYONE
City Now Has Two Steamer Engines
' and One Chemical : Ontflt and
Mayor Wallace Is Believed to Be
Opposed to Change, . ' .
ordeal comnaratlvelv nelnleia. It
ueiicate, JSt-fViuJ," teak women. wh
suffer rrom frequent headaches, naeic
ache, dragglng-down distress low down
In the abdoirin, or from painful or lrrg
nlar monthly periods, gnawing or di
tressed sensation in stomach, dluy 01
faint spells, soe Imaginary specks or spot'
floating before eyes, have disagreeably
pelvle catarrhal drain, prolapsus, ant-
version or retro-version or otner aispiace-
17 organs from weakneai
rbetber they ex per lc not
' (Sptelal Dispetcb to The JoarnaL) '
Albany, Or., May IS. The city coun
cil, at the regular meeting held last
evening, voted to Install the hydrant
system for Are protection,"" The - city
recorder and attorney have . been In
structed to draw up a 10 years' icon
tract and submit the same to -the coun
cil at the next meeting for their ap
proval .The Willamette Valley com
pany agrees to furnish 7t hydrant in
addition to the 11 now In use for the
um of 1100 per month or 11,200 per
year. ' Any additional hydrants desired
are to be placed In and allowed the city
for tha sum of $1.2 per month, regard
less of the number.' . .
The members of the Albany fire de
partment are decidedly opposed to such
action and threaten to withdraw from
the local Are organisation should the
eounoll persist, in supporting the meas
ure adopted last evening. Albany has
two good fire engines, one hook and lad
der company, and a chemical engine.
These have .always attended to the
work -of fighting the Area and they feel
that they should , be 'Considered in any
change - that may be contemplated or
undertaken with the end In View of In
creasing the efficiency of the Are de
partment and giving better protection
from tires. , It Is said that Mayor Wal
lace--ie. deposed to the matter of chang
ing from the old system and ' conse
quently may possibly veto the new or
dinance as passed last svenlng.
menu of woman!
of carta will.
many or only a few of the above symp
toms, find relict and a permanent cure dj
BBinjr faithfully and fairly perslstentl)
m. fierce' avorite rrescnption.
and a permanent euro bj
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m
2 Days'
Special
V Friday
Saturday
peculiar ailments is
pure glyceric extract of the choicest na
live, medicinal roots without a drop o:
weaknesses and
alcohol In its make-no. All Its inaredl-
ents printed in plain English on its bottle
wrapper and attested under oath. Dr.
Pierce thus invites the fullest Investlga
tlon of his f rmula knowing that It wll
be if on nd to contain onlrthe best agenti
known to the most advanced medical
science of all tha different schools of prac
tice for the cure of woman's peculiar
weaanesses ana eumeni. .
If you want to know more abont thr
composition and professional endorse
ment of the "Favorite Prescription," semi
postal earn request' to in. tt. v, fierce,
Buffalo, a. x., lor his res booklet treat
ing of same.'-" ' . v--f-, ' --
You ean't -fford to accept as a substi
tute for this remedy of known composition
secret nostrum or uivsnown oompoti
Non. Dor' - t
We have the exclusive Portland agency ior the sale of these famous Refrigeratbrs'
and are now offering' them Vn such easy terms that no family can deny themselves:
rl me use 01 one. ;;as an extra inducement we snau quote special prices on me enure
line for two days this week, i Step in Friday or Saturday and deposit a dollar on?
any. "Alaska" Refrigerator in the house and have it delivered any time in the fu-
)ture.;rv;K: ;io.VV-V-!f;(
WESTERN SCHOOL MAN
TO RECEIVE DEGREE
TEN I01YA MAIDENS r ,
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. FORI.! SUICIDE PACT
Two Girl Ar Dead and Two
: Others Are Dying From
Doses of Poison. .
By placing your birder this week. ' The "Alaska" has been sold in Portland for
many years, and it is the most popular .Refrigerator in use today throughout the-
United States. f Therjs are many, imitations in name and construction, but not its
equal. We guarantee it to give perfect satisfaction.; It will save its cost in one,
season through its food-preserving and ice-conserving qualities. ' ; t
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: By Thomas W. Lawson. . ,
Rome, May 1. I have had an Inter
view with his holiness, 'Pope Plus, and
toy morning at the Vatican was, I may
truly say, tha most Interesting experi
ence of my life.. x -'Vv.;
.. At first I was struck by the Pope's
extreme simplicity amid magnificent
. i surroundings,. Pope Plus la that rarity,
a perfectly natural man. After seeing
1 him I can understand why the cardl
, nalsj elected hln.H,. Is transparently
honest, and one of the most remarkable
'.''end touching things about him is that
j .his .tendecneas and t gentleness -are al
most more motherly than .fatherly. .
His Wonderful Personal yore. . .
4 But, back of all this, I recognised a
.- force and solidity of character that are
extraordinary- It was borne in on me
' .." that when Pope Plus makes his decision
1 no earthly, power can move him.. If the
French government thinks the pope will
1 yield in the present struggle between
the Vatican and the Elyaee it is mis-
1 taken. v -.., v,v;. .j.-..y.i
. Perhaps t can best convey the 1m-
v presslon of the man's overwhelming at-
mospfaere of power., when X say that
: f when' I entered his presence I thought
myself six feet tall; when I left it I
felt that I was less than two feet high.
I I always : knew ...that the Cathollo
' Church: was an Immense force in the
world, and that tt Is especially a force
i la Amertca,- but ; that quiet, . kindly,'
: white-robed figure In the Vatican, with
r 250.000.000 human beings behind him,
I brought the truth graphically, , person
ally home to me, ,
rralses American Catbollos. .
1 - During my conversation with the pope
I he spoka of the American bishops and
Catholics, r their ' attitude toward and
their help to him, as an immense con-
; eolation in his many trials.
; After my audience with the Pope 1
f visited Cardinal Merry del Val, the
papal secretary of state. He talked for
, three ' quarters of an hour about the
American Catholics, and told me that
the pope often refers to the magnificent
vitality ofAraerican Catholicism..
The cardinal struck me especially a
having the trait which I have always
noticed aa being eminently characteris
tic of the really great manthat la, , an
eagerness, constant and, insatiable, to
learn. '"-- ' .;. .
- Two Wonderful Xeau
He Is a wonderfully open-minded man
and .seems to understand American con
ditions, domestic, political and religious,
as thoroughly ai though he were on the
spot Perhaps more- so, tor he sees with
a horlson,. so that between .him and It
mere is tne aistance which enables a
man ,lo Judge of groups ,' and not be
swayed ny particles. , v : -
Th pop and ;hig secretary f state
form ' notable -and excellent contrast.
In ; conclusion let me' say that I think
one of, the wisest acts that Pope Plus
ever, took was his. selection of Cardinal
Merry del Val as his chief helper, ' iu
(SpeeUI rriipatek The Jeeraal.) -
Spokme. Wash., May H. President
SL A. Bryan of Washington State col
lege at Pullman will ' start next
i Wednesday for Lansing, Michigan,
where 1 the , American j . Association
of Agricultural Colleges and , Ex
periment Stations will meet ' The de
gree of IX. D. will be conferred upon
I the preeldent by the Agricultural college
lot Michigan. The association will cele
brate the fiftieth anniversary of Its
foundation.' Among the prominent men
I who will be there are President Roose
velt Secretary of Agriculture Wilson,
President David Starr Jordan of Stan
I ford, President Benjamin Ida Wheeler of
the University of California, and Presi
dent Van Hlse of the University of Wis
consin. ; 7., -tv-WA.- .1
LINN GRANGERS ARE
v FIGHTING UNIVERSITY!
Dispatch to Tbe Joeraal)
r., May 1. The committee
GENERAL WILSON WEDS
- ' WIDOW OF ADMIRAL
A- f-i A A
- (Yoaraal SDecial Barvtee.i
NeW York, May 16. A -wedding . of 1
great Interest to army and navy circles
took place in this city today, when Mrs.
Mary H. Nicholson, widow of Rear-Ad
miral John W. A. Nicholson, became the
bride of General James Grant Wilson.
The wedding was celebrated at the home
of the bride in West Seventy-ninth
street and waa attended by many prom
inent officers of tbe army and navy. ,
General Wilson, who Is now 75 years
old and nearly 20 years the senior of
his bride, was married before, his first
: (Special
Albany, Or.
from the grange having In, 'charge the
work of invoking the referendum on the
university proposition yesterday for
warded 1,100 names, and petitioners to
the headquarters In Salem and have
about 1,000 additional signers that are
almost ready to be filed. It Is expected
that a total of over 2,000 will be for
warded from Linn county alone, and
this will constitute nearly one half of
the total number necessary, to
the submission of the same
of the people.
to
Insure
a vote 1
' ' (Toarnal f Deetal get vies 4 '
Des Moines, la., May 1 1. What has
proved to be a suicide club was
vealed by the attempts of four young
women to end . their lives. Two suc
ceeded and the other two are dying.
All took carbolic acid. The dead are
Mlas Phoebe Broell of Elkader, aged
22, and Miss Kate Farrell of Keosauqua,
aged 20, and the dying are Miss Elisa
beth Fletcher' of Bonaparte, aged II,
and Miss Lilly Milburn of Centerville, I
aged n. . T..w.- :
The pact of the dead pair was 1
vealed in a note left by Miss Broell.
She attended the State Normal summer
school last year and there met the j
others. . Since then .they corresponded I
and an agreement ' was reached that if 1
any one became despondent she must
tell her .trouble to the others. It ' la
said there are 10 girls In the pact, all
daughters of prominent farmers."- '
iliSTOWN TOPICS '
1 The Council of Jewish Women held
tha last meeting .of the study class yes
terday afternoon at the SeUing-Hlrsoh
buildlng. t The subject presented was
study of the life of Maimonldee, which
was - prepared and presented by Mrs.
Adolnh Wolfe. Maimonldee waa a
leader and teacher who lived during the
latter part of the twelfth century, who
waa an earnest leader and proselytiser.
A review .of the work of the year was
given by Rabbi Wise. He urged the
council to take up Biblical discussion
next fall.
IilK-$12.08-"AIaIia
lor 9.00
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.,
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- - No. 20. This is a Handr size for the average family and
' is just like cut' The width i 24 inches and ice capacity,
- of 35 pounds. ; It is made after the manner of he best
y Alaska construction. Genuine charcoal filled-lleA t A
onVforgertliat Y'hM
Special for Friday and Saturday, only;. , , A.l-
$1.03 Down, 50c a Week
Remember, these are not cheaply constructed, sawdusU
filled goods, but the genuine charcoal-filled, heavy tine
lined, standard "Alaskas. ' . VAA :T:A'T
'A
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A $12.00('Alaska .Refrigerators, u ,i-V.t"Ui;i iO.OO
i $20.00 Alaska Refrigerators , ........ ; V ..f y.?10.00
rl $37.50 : Alaska. .Refrigertto":lv i l f$20.OOl
j ; $40.00 Alaska' Refrigerators ..di ijizLtiO ?
$30.00 Alaska Refrigerators ... ............ .$39.00
v;i $75.00 Alaska Refrigerators 'i , , 'H , vi 1 1 ;6p.00 j
BODY OF UNKNOWN FOUND
(Special Dispatch te The Joamal.)
Rlparla, Wash., May II. The body of
a man was discovered floating down the
Snake river yesterday. ; It is that of a
man over six feet in height, and is sup
posed to be that of a civil engineer who
was drowned several weeks ago hf the
overturn In v tit a. lr!ff Tha brut waa
wife, whom he married In It 88, being a j towed ashore by Ferryman Trultt, as
Mlss Cogswell, a descendant - of Peter Islsted by Mrs. Lyons. M :
i great questions of the day. The eardl
t pal also referred enthusiastically to
1 'M'
Stuyvesant
General Wilson baa been known as an
author aa well as a soldier. In 1857 he
went to Chicago and founded the first
literary journal published In the north
west In 1862 he was commissioned
major of tha Fifteenth Illinois cavalry,
becoming colonel soon afterward. Dur
ing the presidency of General Grant he
waa in -charge of social arrangements
at the White House. Jt is an interest
ing coincidence that when General Wil
son was a colonel under General Grant
one of his most intimate friends was
Admiral Nicholson, the husband of Mrs.
Nicholson,,-whom General Wilson has
now made his bride. . . -
'r'-AAA Bonding Pennlta. . , :
Graves & Co., repairs dwelling, Nine
teenth ' street, between Marshall and
Northrup, $2,000; B. M. Lombard, re
pairs dwelling, Twenty-sixth street, be
tween Wilson and X streets. 1500: B.
M. . Lombard, repairs dwelling. Wilson
street, between ' Twenty-sixth . and
Twenty-seventh streets, $500; Mrs. Gro
eteus, addition dwelling. Miller street.
between East seventh and East Eighth
streets, $700; Guy Wuori, one-story
dwelling, Emerson street, near Patton
avenue, $200; Wm. Mitchell, one-story
dweUlng, Montana street, between Kll
Ungsworth and Emerson, t?00; A. D.
; i ciins, iwo-siory apanmenis, xnirxeenin
street, Between uay ana Market streets
SS.Anft! Ttnh.rt ni.nn nn.itnr. ilwall.
oALAnT nbMAINd SAME SfSillS VZSJ:
den street, sornet,. Tst . Ninth,.
INCREASE DUTIES BUT
Bids of five supply companies fori
ri niTIIIA III TUP nilllr 'uruwulu iumunoij auu junior may-
rLUAT NG IN THE SNAKE terlals for the city schools for next year
were opened by the supplies committee
of the school board yesterday afternoon.
Each-company secured a part of the)
work. The bidding companies ' were: I
Northwest School, ft Furniture com-1
pany, Blake ft McFalL G. F. MoffatL
Coast Ageny Gill ft Co., and Sanborn
ValL The separate companies were
each awarded a portion of the work and
the contracts are now being signed.,
Because the prosecuting wlntsees has
left the state, Martha Washington, col
ored, will not be prosecuted on the
charge of stealing $200 from F. Revo on
April 2. x Deputy District Attorney H.
B. Adams this morning filed In the cir
cuit court a not true information. The
woman had been given a preliminary
hearing in : the police court and Was
bound over to the circuit court to stand
trial en the charge of larceny. Before
the prosecuting attorney . could file a I
charge Revo disappeared. -
The first meeting in the tent at
Albln. avenue and Shaver street win
be held this evening. Last, night, the
service was postponed because of fail
ure -to get electric lights. Instead of
a gospel service might have been heard
the sound of hammer and saw as a
body of volunteer workmen labored In
the construction of eomfortable. seats.
New Method Gas Ranges
The kind that hurt the. gas trust? by reducing gas
bills. It. is a fact that the patent burners on - these
gas ranges consume less gas and give out as much
heat as the old style. ;
. ; INVESTIGATION IS REQUESTED.
.You will save the cost of your range in a single sea
son. Sold on easy payments
, ONE DOLLAR DOWN, 50 CENTS A WEEK.
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We are ofTerlng- special values in this'
deoartment -
!1S ;.-, tZ a. av m a'IIV A'-":"''''':'f 'L?"f A
a a "oi au io sec tne oargaina in kooxxi- j
If you want to pick a
- few blossoms in the way
- of adornment for your
: little, men, they are
' within easy reach.
Wash Suits at $1.00, '
others at $2 and $2.50
yreliable andjtubable; -simply
made and simply
perfect, for. the price. .
ClotiiinqCo
Lien's and Boys Outfitters.
1C3 and J63 Third Si,
llohawk BuildinzT , '
(Speelal t)ispsteh te' TbeJonraati ' ''
Olympla, May 16 While the legisla
ture cannot increase the salary of a
public officer during i the term for
which he was elected, It has a perfect
right to increase his duties and to re
quire him to give an additional bond
for tbe faithful 1 discharge . of . those
added duties, t This Is the effeot of a
decision rendered today - by Attorney
General Atkinson In relation to the of
fice of county surveyor '
The Importance of this office was
greatly Increased by the recent legisla
ture, additional bonds were; prescribed
and the salary considerably! Increased.
All the hew requirements beeerae ap
plicable when the law goes Into effect
on June 12 except the salary Increase.
RECEPTION GIVEN TO
MISS ELIZABETH WILSON
- . 7, i :l :m .! tA:i i:AAy
A reception was given last evening I
at the Y. M. C. A, rooms to Miss Ellaa-1
beth Wilson, who Is at the head of the
Chicago Institute for the training of I
I T. W. C. A. secretaries. She gave an
interesting talk on asoelation work and
spoke of the enthusiasm - which waa
shown last year when over J.100' girls
ana women attended the eight confer-1
ences which , were held throughout ue
United States.. The mission of Miss I
WUson la to meet all young women who
are interested In becoming association
secretaries. Those taking part In the
program last evenlna- were: Miss Delta
Watson, Mlsa Metta Brown, Mrs. Alice
I Brown Marshall and the T. W; C. A.
mandoim club.. Mtar Wilson will leave
I on Friday for her home in the east.
$3,000:
F. A. 'Kress, concrete basement, Love-
Joy, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty,
sixth streets, $800; Scott repairs dwell
ing, Kearney, between Twenty-first and
Twenty-second: streets, $400; F. H.
Brandes, repairs dwelling, Market street
between Fourteenth and Lownsdale
streets, $200; H. A. Burbank, one-story
barn, Argyle, between Bunnage and DeU
eware streets, $100; F. Demoust repairs
dwelling, East Twentieth, between Mil
dred and Surman streets,' $300; 3. F.
Custer, one and one-half story dwelling,
Cleveland avenue, between Failing and
Shover streets, $1,200; Carleton . Lewis,
two-story dwelling. Mountain boulevard,
near Patton road, $2,72St W. F, Buck
man, one-story dwelling, Durham street
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
i,uovi ts. . merger, two-story dwelling,
Maryland, between KUUnngsworth and
Church streets.
Drains Rale
f The World
Grape-Nuts
FOOD makes Brains
VThtre a Reason"
Read "The load te W.IJrflle" la pkgs.
ArtloTes of "Incorporatloh'of'the" Con-'
solidated Industry company were filed
in the office of the county clerk this j
morning by W. H, Mulkey, F. A. Douty
and H. o. riatt. Their objects are to
engage in the timber business or any
manufacturing, mercantile or transpor
tation business that may be determined
upon. Capital stock $10,000 ..
-, F. Barbeau Valle filed suit for a di
vorce from Mrs. Isabella Bodlne Valle
In the circuit court this morning, charg
ing that Mra. Valle deserted him In Au
gust, 1902. They were married at Phil
adelphia in September, 1892, and have
one son, aged 12 years; who is with her
mother, , . . . ,
Penney Bros.' Friday Special. Our
11.50 grade of red or white port, sherry,
Tokay and Madiera wines at $1 -per gaL
our si grade or port, sherry and Zln-
fandel wines at 75c per gaL Friday i
only- i 279-281 East Morrison st Phone
East 2(7. Frse delivery. ,
B. F. Hitchcock. W. Swart and C W.
Pallett, appraisers of the . estate ' of i
Oustav Brasen, filed a report in the
We
Sell
On
Credit
c3vo!rrz:ca.LsrrPOI,tc3 .
tor Free
nail
Order
Cata
logue
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rtiilfl and decomposing strawDernea
hia mnrntni. The merchants showed
willingness to comply ; with the orders.
Grand exoursion, given Jy he Mofden
Bras band, leaving Couch street dock
at I a. m. Sunday. May is, on steamer
Beaver, to Columbia para. vancmg on
teamer and in park- Refreshments.
Bound-trip tickets 75 cents. 1 . A
Lawyers, . Attention 1 net received
Session Laws for 1907. Price $1.50. The
J. K. QUI CO.
PERSONAL
; Julius Adler, with Hartman A Thomp
son, bankers, has been appointed a mem'
ber of the National-Auxiliary Board of
the National Farm School to represent
Oregon. Mr. Adiera new duties require
that he nass unon the credentials - ttt
county court tnis morning snowing Oregon applicants for entrance to the
that tne property of the estate con
slated of real estate, valued at $9,000.
Attorney C. M. Idleman will address
the People's Forum this evenlnr at the
Belllng-Hlrsch building on the subject
or "corporations ana the Peonie - fol
lowed by a general dlrcussion. , Every
body Invited. , , .
Acting upon orders from Market In
spector -Mrs. Evens,: downtown retail
I stores . destroyed several orates)
National Farm School, located at Farm
School. Bucks county, -Pennsylvania.
j, ... .. in' i . i i 1 1 ii i mmm ,1.111 i i : . i :
tabor Party Mass Meeting
: Tonight. ;
At Drew Hall, 1:20 o'clock to nom
inate a- full labor ticket. -All union
ipen Invited 10 participate,' r.
Some of today's want ads come from
gl your neighborhood. , w .. .
Has that appetizing tae that's always just as good the
" . . A. A.i a. IA a . S ' ' - , '
. ncn urac you eai n as tne last time you tasted i.
5 cents
per loaf
M ;
AIIMJ: -S t, At all
4
grocers
-Insist upon the loaf with the Blue Star Label It's the
" Butter-Nut Loaf '
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