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THE OREGON .DAILY- JOURNAL PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, 'MAY? 67; '.1007.
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Largest Class ' Ever Graduated
From Jhit Thriving State
t.Lf. Institution.
MULTNOMAH'S CHILDREN
HAVE DONE HER HONOR
Gratifying Percentage of C1m From
Outside State Ono From Ancient
; India Has Taken Chemistry Nine
. Girla .Acquire Household Science.
Many of Our .'Cii lzens investigate the J
mucn talked or Demonstrations
; : ej the Great Fer-Don.
Tha Deaf in Made to Star, tha Xme
to Saga la tha vuearta af Thais Kem
bara and Aches sad rains to Yanlsh
Before the Byea of Thousands JTer-
Doa's Xedlaal Bxperts' System Stud
tad by Other rbyalelana.
Pushing and crowding their way
through tha crowd which surrounded
Fer-Don's stage at the free ahow
grounds at Twentieth and Washington
atreeta last night, many persons who
were sufferers from deafness and other I
aliments struggled for a place where ,
they might receive a demonstration or
rftwrlal Dlmtea to Tbt Jaraal.)
Corvallis, Or, May 7 Tha largest
graduating class aver sent out tr me
Oreaon Agricultural college will leave
their alma mater June 11 Blxty-slx, In
all denartments represented, la the nun
bar. Over II, par cant ara from outside
tha state, ana one la from inaia. muii
nomah county Is represented by 19 grad
uates. Bentoa county, naturally, la
: flrat with 17. Tha Hat. by department
with traatofflca addressee, follows
Agricultural Course Ralph Wllmtr
Allen. Riekreall. Polk county; Avery
Lamar Applewhite, .. Tillamook, Tills.
. mook county; Samuel Louis Bennett.
Medford, Jackson county; Robert Chea-
the wtnderful preparation which arts
like moglo and hsa within a week made
the Great Fer-Don the most talked-of
man. not only In Portland, but in aur
roundlng towna and country. Some had
coma for miles to Investigate and learn
for themselves If these remedies, which
reports had said were working wonders
in tha cases of others, could do aa much
for them. And success waa the result
of -each application. Tha dear were
made to hear and strength was restored
to withered limbs. Tha people mar
veled, but could but-believe tha evi
dence of their own eyea and tha testi
mony of their friends.
At tha omcea or r er-uon s meaicai
experts many prominent physicians have
i purpose or inquiring imo
tha methods of these men. Several of
them were present when one man waa
Cured of appendicitis and were aston-i
ished at the work of the "Syarthgll"
treatment, which conauered this dread
affliction without the use of a knife aw)
without causing pain.
Every train entering tna city Drings
- . i . .Annrpi niHinifl nm roui ox rrreiv i k ii rniiurui
ier urtKiie. . ienia. huiuiui i r. . . 7 . . " , i
ri riiu. RmwnAlL TTraatllla. Uma- at ,n" nana or mesa men who rrraun:
Cyril Gideon wn'.u'""l tumors and cancera without an opera-1
tllla county; Cadi Carl Clark, Barton, t)on Many outsiders are writing them
Clackamaa county: Percy Marvin FW-
,ly, Corvallis, Benton county; William
Thomas Johnson, James Garfield Kelly,
Lenta. Multnomah county; Aaa Holcol.n
' Post Dayton, Tamhtll county; Charley
Vernon Schrack, Tangent, Linn county;
Paul- Herman Splllman, Mount Tabor,
Multnomah county; Clarence' Cornelius
Vincent. Corvallla. Benton county; Dar-
win Greene Thayer, Rainier, uotumoia
countv. 1 :.' . '
Household Science- Elisabeth Nina
f Bell. Beaver City. Nebraska; Bella Re-
1 becca Bonner. Woodburn, Marlon coun
' ty; Paulina Davis, Corvallis. Bentan
r county: Helen Margaret Gilkey, Monie-
aano. Washington; Lura Amelia Kelaer,
v J Spirit Lake. Iowa; Isabelle Mallett. On-
Urio, Malheur county; Maaeieine ju.
Nichnla. Corvallla. Benton county; Win.
nle Paraons. Albany, Linn county; Lea-.,tha-
L. - Rlckard, Corvallis, Benton
county,
Mechanical Leon Terry Bowser, Sll
"verton. Marion county: Claude Vivian
( Swann, Corvallla, Benton county.
' Electrical Arthur Rex Barnett. Pot-
land, Multnomah county; William
Frank Bell. .Beaver City, Nebraska;
John Jay Clark, Portland. Multnomah
, county; Samuel Merman Graf, Lafay
ette, Tamhill county; Del Roy Grovie.
Portland. ' Multnomah county; Max Ar
. thur Hlnrlcha, Hood River, Wasco
county; Jamea Blanco Jonea, Corvallla,
Benton county; Oliver Porter Lumm,
Dayton.' Tarablll county; Weaver
, Thomaa Martin, McMlnnvllia, Tamhill
county; Ralph Waldo McNeill. Portland,
Multnomah county; Lewis Wallace
' ; Metsger, Greaham, Multnomah county;
' . Leo Roaenatein, Oregotr City, Clackamas
county; Hoyd E. Rowland, Corvallla,
t Benton county; Royal R. Belleck, Boyd,
' . Wasco county; Roger Splcer, Antelouo,
' i Wasco county; Carl M. Stebinger, Port
land. Multnomah county: Albert Fearl
Tedrow, Corvallla.-Benton county; Lea
Arden Thomaa, Hult, Washington; ai
van Witslg, f Parkplace, Clackamaa
county. ; -,
Pliarhiacy Arthur Karl Barman, Cor
vallis. Benton county; Lyman A. Bun
! dy, Moscow, Idaho; Clinton O. Dlckun,
Hood River, Wasco county; Mary Elgin,
' Corvallla. Benton county: Warren Ells
,wortn ..Forsythe, Enterprise, Wallowa
county; Jesse E. O'NaeJ, Lafayette, Yam
hill county; Carl B. Bmlth, Carson,
, Washington; . Oliver R. Spires, Myrtle
Point, Coos county; Llnwood Burt Ruu
aell, Baker City, Baker county; Calvin
1 Asa Ingle, Corvallla, Bonton county.
; ; Mining Fred Miller Hofer, Marsh-
fleld. Coos county; Paul Agnew Jonoa,
Ontario. Malheur county; Jens Llngaas,
' i-ortiana. Muunoman county.
Literary Commerce Myrtle Ruth
Burnap, Corvallla, Benton county; Cyrus
A. Harlan, Corvallis, Benton county;
;Vera Delia Horner, Corvallla, Benton
county; Adah McDonald,' Woodburn,
Marion county; Bertha Esteue watroua.
Olympla, ,aaiungton; Harold Angelo
Wllklns. Corvallla, Benton county; Jea
ale Agnes Wilson, Canyonvllle, Douala
county; Nlcholaa Tartar, Corvallla, Ben
ton county. ..
Special Course In Chemistry Hni
Bingh Chlma, India.
for treatment and making Inquiries aa
to their methods.
Jamea Freeland. a . railway engineer.
lost his .srnae of hearing about' twenty
year j ago' while working at tha trade
or boiler making, lie touna u again
last night after a single application of
Fer-Da'a Magic , Relief and waa able
to hear hla watch tick for tha first tlma
in that period.
Mia. Van Doran. long a sufferer from
deafneaa, waa made to hear last night
after the Magic Relief had been applied
to the defective ear.
Bit rer-Soa With Hla Flat.
M. Testermsn, an old gentleman who
Uvea at lHONust Fifteenth street north.
came upon Fer-Don a platform with
slow and faltering steps. Hla right arm
hung useless at his side. A sufferer
from dread paralysis. . he was unable
to raise his arm or clench' Ms fingers.
Fer-Don'a peculiar preparation waa ap
plied from shoulder to finger tip and
after a lew minutes of rubbing Mr.
Testerman raised the before useless
arm until his hand waa beld high above
his head. He lifted a chair and per
formed other feats before Impossible.
Then Fer-Don said to him: "Now clench
your flat and aee how hard you can hit
me." .'Oh, I can't," replied Mr. Tester
man. -'Veli, try anyway," aald Fer-Don.
and. to his surprise, the aged man
found there was power in his arm and
hand and he was able to strike a blow
that made the Great Fer-Don nearly
stagger.
Fer-Don s entertainmenta and demon
stration! will continue nightly all next
week at the free show grounds at Twen
tieth and Washington streets.
FOUR DAYS FOR
Thirty-Fourth Annual Meeting of
State Organization Opens "
Tomorrow.
GUESTS OF HOOD RIVER
WHEN BERRIES ARE RIPE
WOODBURN'S UNION
MEMORIAL SERVICE
ISpeetat Mapatea to The Joernal.)
,V,TY?odbWO, May 17. At tha union
.memorial services beld at the Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday morning,
.. inera waa I a large . attendance,- The
memorial sermon was preached by Rev.
u. ii. leecn, wno "was assisted in the
aervlcee by paatora of other Woodburn
churches. Tha music was by the Meth
odist Episcopal choir. Among those
j present ' r civil, Spanish-American
and Indian war veterans and members
or i. i. nirvana post, o. A. R. Garfield
. Circle. Ladies of tha G. A, R., attended
W ooay, . .
'(Speelai IMspateb to The JosrsaLt
Brownsville, Or., May 27. Brownii
- villa at preaent is a measly town, meae
lea having broken out in the public
,cnw)i, im tnuntn nrst taking them
414 tnen tna pupils. Several houses
are now quarantined and unless the con
tagion aoon dies out, the attendanae at
tha pioneers' reunion picnic next month
will be aadly reduced
' '
. Bemoval of Ancient Landmark.
Brownsville, Or May 17. An old
landmark baa recently been removed
tha old Arlington hotel, a relic of M.w
days, has bean torn down and will be
replaced with a modern building. The
. city is coming to iook quite metropoll
tan. The automobl Hat's horn is fre.
quently heard, as there are three fine
amomoDiiea nere.
Grand Feast on Finest Next Thurs
day Five Hundred to Thousand
Delegates Expected Important
Matters Up for Action, t,.
over
the hill.
Got lots f hard work?
EAT
Crape-Nuts
"rhtr a Reason'
(Special Dlipatcb to The Journal.) .
Hood River, May S7. With every
thing In readiness for the thirty-fourth
annual session ; of tha Oregon State
grange, members of the local organisa
tions are awaiting the arrival of dele
gates, the first of which are expected
tonight Hotel and other accommoda
tions have been provided and a program
of entertainment outlined that It la
thought will meet tha approval' of the
visitors. A large reception committee
has been appointed to. meet incoming
delegates at the trains and boats and
assign them lodging places. A letter re-
ter received from Grand Master Bux
ton, who is expected this evening, ata.es
that he expeets from S00 to 1,000 mem-
bern of the organisation will be Brecon!
by Tuesday evening and that the sea- j
aton will be a most important and In
teresting one.
Xn Session Pour r aye.
Tha farmc: opening of. the session
will take place tomorrow -morning at
10 o'clock, in Odd Fellows' hall, when
the delegates will be welcomed In an
address . by Mayor If.- Blowers. H.
F. Davidson and A.'rIX Moe will repre
sent the Hood River Commercial club
and A. C. Staten will, address the U
ltors as the representative of the local
grange associations.
Committees on credentials will be ap
pointed and the regular business of the
session will commence at 2 o'clock In
the afternoon, ? Tha session will last
four days, concluding Friday "evening,
when the winners of prises offered y
tha State Grange association will be
announced.. Wednesday - the degrees of
Pomona and Flora will be conferred and
It la expected to have the lesser de
grees exemplified br a ' trained team
Friday evening.
Strawberry Tfast TnorsCay.
On Thursday wll occur tha big straw
berry feast promised members of the
organization at the last, annual conven
tion if they would vote Hood River thlr
next meeting place. The berry that has
made Hood River famous will then be
served in all possible forms, direct from
the plant, with cream, made into short-
caxe or i any other way... new or old,
and the visitors given an opportunity to
uneu memseives on Hood Kiver's fin
est, if they choose. Thursday Is aUd
wie any selected to take the grange
mt-ruoera ror a ride over the Mt. Hood
railroad and If is expected many of
mem win take part in, the memorial
services n.eia on that day t
During the session the meetings will
be addressed by prominent members
from various parts of the state and am.
nomlo and other mattera diHcimiuut
ativa to tha good of the order. .
' Nobody khows what thai tw
If any lawyers know, they don't know
whethert they ara constitutional or not
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