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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY "fcTVENING, JUNE 21. 1C07.
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EXCURSIONS
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B. 8. Spokane, Jan 14,
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Work by German Dramatist
, Forms Sequel to Story in
New Testament
In wet 'weather. The first production r
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yminurr ilM,tl!rrirriTiT work
M..-',wt1MWW7ff1 nvmnathlaea will be
arT4iven th3ir chrince.
RESE3IBLES TALE OF
BREWSTER'S MILLIONS
Karl Rossler Base Production on
Religions Account, but Strangely
Models It on Line of Extremely
'Modern' Novel. , ,
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TO THE KLONDIKE
Sixteen Hundred Miles of i
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1 ir i mi aaaaiaaaaaa i a '
Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles teat
dent to bilious state of the system, snek a
.. JJisataeea, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress sites
eating. Pain in the Side, ae. While thair uoat .
maarkabla snresss has been shown la oming
Baadaeha yet Carter's Little Liver Pffls era
v qnallr valuable in Oonstlpatlon, enring and pre
. venUngtbisaanojrinr complaint, while they ate
correct all disorders of tbeetomsehtlmnlate the
: liver and rafulataths bowels. Xren U they only
Aohethey wonldbealmoetprtoelnestothosewh
suffer from this dlatreeelag eomplalnt; but f orta
BaUiy theirgoodneae does notend hereand thosa
who once try them will 11 nd these little pills vain,
bis is eo many ways that they will not be wlW
ling to do without them. Bat after all sick head
- (Jonraal Special Service.)
London, June ' 14. Queerly enough.
conalderlng that one of them la baaed
on a Bible incident, and the other on
a "beat aelllng" American novel, there
promisee to be quit a etrlklnf aim!
larlty btween a new s play from the
German which Martin Harvey I about
to produce at the London Adelphl, and
Brewater Mlliona which la-dupU
eating, at the Hlcka theatre, th big
auccesa which It scored acroaa the water.
Incidentally It 1 doubtful If any other
piece underlined for production In Lon
don this aeaaon - la arousing half ' ao
much curiosity and anticipation aa the
German one mentioned, which ia called
"Great Possessions" and la th work of
Ka rl Roaalnr. . ' -The
oriclnal. "Der Relche Junallng,
thouah accented by one- of th prlncl
pal theatrea of the Fatherland, has yet
to be produced there, but when it la It
probably will make a sensation, aa the
English . adaptation ', is - confidently ex
pected to do here. For thla work of
Rosaler'a, which ia a tragedy, la a sort
of sequel to th New Testament atory
of the Savior and the "young man who
had great posaeaaiona" and who waa
bidden to sell all he had and give to
the poor. Report sneaks highly of It.
and the theme must have been handled
with some dexterity, otherwlae the play
certainly would hav been vetoed by the
Brltlah cenaor, who aeldom consents to
the production of biblical plays. "
; Bero Xa BathaalaL
In "Great Possessions," however, th
hero la named aimply Nathaniel, while
other character are Ruth, Aaarja and
Mintnaros. ine aecona or tnese nana.
by th way, being taken in the Adelphl
f reduction by Susanna Sheldon., Mar
in Harvey of course, is the hero, and
he ia aald to have a golden opportunity
in th second act of the drama, when
In a lon g soliloquy Nathaniel tries to
attain to the real meaning of th Sav
iors injunction. ,
The; atory of th play begins Just at
that moment when Christ looks In sor
row at the retreating figure' of th
young man, and th author's object ia
to show that in rejecting the aivine in
junction "to give to the poor" iNathsn
lel took the wrong road. Craaed with
th problem of his wealth, he begins to
throw his "possessions' to the winds
in odd similarity to th hero of th
American farce farther along In th
west end. But in th uerman piece tne
end is tragic, the owner of the "great
possessions' dying at th band or, an
assassin. .
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-A queer feature of the Rossler, play
too, ia the Tact that m nam or one c
th charactera Is indicated on the pro-
terest In this sort of thing is that Miss
gram only by a blank.
tier among
Th ireneralbe-
eople here Who take an in
AIH!
Is the bane of so manr lire that hare Is where
we make our gnat bossi. Cur pills ear it walla
ethers do not.
farter's Little Liver Pills are vary small and
very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose.
1 bey ars strictly vegetable and do not grips or
: purge, but by their gentle action please all Who .
i rase them,
U1T23 VCH&n CO., VX7 TCXX. "
VCMAN A SPECIALTY
MBS. 8. JC. CBAB
r The only Chinese woman
doctor in ' thla city. She
I has cured many afflicted
i sufferera. Cured v private
i and female dlseasea, also
j throat and lung troubles',
stomach bladder and kidney
I and clauses of all kinds
J that' th human flesh is
i heir to. Cured by Chinese
i - t jiprbs and roots.. Remedies
(-vtilnss. No pperationa. - Honest
t.,,.ipMit. FxnminaUoa free. 263 Clay
ti i . it.tr Sttrd. ..
d Silva (Mrs. Harvey), who appears
as , must nave pan resemDiing
that of the Greek "chorus", or the
French "ralsonneur." but this is only
speculation, it is saia tnat i-iarvey.
who begins his season, at the Adelphl
with his American play, 'The Breed of
the Treshama," has strong faith in
"Great Possessions" and will mount It
with uncommon lavishness. - The scene,
however, which Is an open, square In a
small Palestine ; town, remains un
changed throughout. The drama Is in
four acts and probably will be produced
in Germany some time during July.
it uiya fiicn is or an appreciative
disposition, he must before this have
made grateful acknowledgments to a
leading English actor and actress, to
both of whom he owes rather a lot
These are Marie Tempest and Cyril
Maude, the former of whom has made
Fitch's "Truth," which was only a par
tial success at home, one of the em-
I phatic hits of the present season, while
Uhe latter's work in "Toddles," the adap
tation or Trippiepatte," wnicn ntcn
made for Charles Frohman. has carried
it past its three hundredth performance,!
tnouan on its merits aa a Play it proo-
ablv would have run about a -week.
Ftnally, however, the last nights of
Toddlea are announced, and when
Cyril Maude reopens his new theatre.
the Playhouse, in July, it will be with
"The Earl of Paw tucket.'' the i comedy
by Augustus Thomas which enjoyed so
mucn zavor at noma.
Hearty AU Americans.
This production at the Playhouse will
be uncommonly interesting, too, since.
wita in exception or tne star, every
mamnor or rne cast will ns an Amri
can.- . As might b expected. ..Maude
found some difficulty In finding enough
transatlantic players in London to fill
out the cast, but It ,: Is now complete,
and with the coming . of : the Thomas
play the American boom In the me
tropolis will get a further impetus. At
present it Is going pretty strong, though
t is evidently not a aooa year lor in-
eians nere. ana tne unuterts nave neen
11 advised not to try "The Hauaw
Man" in London for a while. "Strong
heart," In fact, will be ending Its brief
run at tne Aidwvcn aoout the time this
Is printed, and "The Last Of -His Race'
is also - being withdrawn from Drury
Lane after a career of only a fortnight.
Both plays were admirably- acted, and
their failure must be set, down to lack
" interest her In th redskin as
a xa- tonic.-- .-
'n while "Brewster's Millions" Is
crowding the Hicks nightly, while "Mr.
wigg ox tne caopaae fatcn" is turn
ing away money at . Terry's, and an
other American nit must be credited to
Robert Loraine. who Is " playing John
Tanner. In "Man and Superman" at th
Court. Every one knew, of course; that
his performance has won high praise in
America, Due uranvuie Barker, wno or
iginally played the part at the Court,
la one of the foremost of the younger
English actors and Is difficult to sur
pass in any congenial role. That Lor
alne's Tanner is a much better perform
ance than Barker's Is, however, general
ly agreed. A leading critic says: ' t
Critics View.
' "Barker made John Tanner an unreal
personage, chiefly -concerned with tak
ing opportunities of letting off verbal
fireworks; Mr. ' Loralne - contrives to
make him a young man tangled In the
meshes of Intellectuality. The eccen
tric,, as rendered by Mr. Barker, was
too absolutely an eccentric to make it
seem possible that Anne should take a
violent fancy to him. Aa played by Mr.
Loralne, one feels that Anne is doing
a great work in capturing John for a
husband .and thereby helping him to
escape from a passing phase which he
had caught like the measles by conta
gion. The gain to th piece Is consid
erable, and is likely to make It more
popular-than ever."
In Franc the latest theatrical proj
ect Is that of M. Ca tulle Mendes. the
author - and .' critic,- who will - establish
an open-air playhouse In the forest of
St Germain, where he haa a country
seat. He has had th scheme in his
mind for a long time, but took ho act
ive steps toward its realisation, fear
ing opposition from , the municipality.
Discovering however-that the forest
belonged not to the municipality, but
to the state, he sought and obtained the
requisite permission. The model which
he proposes to Imitate is an : open-air
theatre in which Goethe produced some
of his Plays at Weimar. It 1 to seat
i,700 spectator! mA jto b .covered over
. ' (Journal Special Serrtee.)
Edmonton. Alta. - Juns l4.--An Im
portant work Is being carried on by the
Dominion government In th Canadian
Northwest, concerning' rhlch people In
general know. very little.' This is the
building of a military road from this
city to the Yukon territory. or two
yeara the construction has Deen unaer
On scholarship
part men t, including 1
strument; also board.
1110,
St. Helen's Hall, day , arid boarding
sahool for girls and young ladies, Port
land, Oregon. Two scholarships, includ
ing noon - meals, ---i -y ., ':
Whitman College. Walla Walla, Wash.
, i scholarship in the conservatory,, or
Boys and Girls Seeking for Music, vafue ioo.
C7 I var ill. as.- TT.i....u.. - gs1.M JVaa.AU.
Illflflier EdUCHtlOn Start m Two scholarships. On in either college
the other ; in - the music department,
value 100.';, -
,- Dallas College, Dallas,. Oregon. Schol
arship in either academic or college de
partment, value $35 to .60.
. Ttartlaftit- AMilAmv Pnrtlnntft. Ylreiron
TAKE HOLD WITH VIM 5a i J."n cr
year yaIu l20.
" I rai as. t ca4i,T ivcru, 2 vi a-tca,aa vs "Rvn,
Teople Residing in Remote Sections j Teacher of voice and singing. Lessons
to in vaiu or iu. i - (
xS-MIIly Enuipmcnt is: Complete !
'V v'vt 71 - FOR THE "TREATM2NT-OF . ij
. day, and boarding ii -.' . M
Race for Scholarships.
(COUNTRY YOUNGSTERS;
of State Quickest to , Encourage
Liberal - Offer Work ' Coyer
Period of Sixty Days. "
MeMinnvllle, College, McMlnnvllle, J
Oregon. ; Two scholarships. One In
.1 . U.. .aaamIm .nil... Al,. w. . mw 1
value 1 60; one In the department of
music, value , o.
Pacific University, Forest Grove, Ore
gon. Two scholarships. One day schoi-
P SJ 1 1 s.
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AILMENTS
Tndav the raca began for Th Journal I arshlp in the academy or college, value
way In charga of the Royal northwest I . hojrBnlDi mnA ...h .w.rfl- k which M60- n scholarahlp for a girl with 10,
mounted police. ' "c. " P: Ztl im JIT,. monln" Instruction In music: board.
From Edmonton to Atiin. tnis 10ns - -1 room, tc, in wernca iian, iiao.
trail of 1.000 miles lies through a re-1 for themselves the blessings of self-1 ;, t..iMn laasrati XTaamrKaas-a flraa-nn Ana I m
gion but little civilised. .It, is nol : a ma(j, education. Aa result of adver-1 scholarship in either college or academy ij
wide road only eight feet. At regu- ... I ....i.J - ..hnni 1;J
1.. .,.ni. niiu maii in usemenis DnnKa lasi wees, iiibi wt ' -' 1
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houses are erected. - 1 he construction numerous entries. bo far nominees are 1 . oijrer. uno, run
Much, of th dellcat equipment of my of
fice and hospital IS specially constructed to
meet th requirements' of . my distinctive
methods of treatment, which Involves th
f scientific application of every curable Influ
ence known to be helpful In treating th
. class of diseases I cure.
I have stopped at no expense that could
add to th efficiency of my work or th com
fort of "my patients. There Is no other equal--
. - d-ai.l. vas V a m. at man "
j lCCLeaaLu3bpCC12USI m.n'a aliments In th Paclflo Northwest
!i y ee is ; n
DR. TAYIOR
party last fall reached Fort Graham, ,-nerallv on rural letter routes and In I IInd; Or'fon On scholarahlp rood for
wher they wintered. Another party of I nri'r on rural letter routes ana in 7, nouf instruction In drawing, oil
workmen will puah th work this sum-1 mall towns throughout the state. There 1 0r water color painting, or pastel.
I been at least on nomination maa 1 , -.'Holmes " Buslmaa.collegA-X'ortlaiid, f! aWnt cura will 1
everr countv of. Oregon.-But -with 1 Oregon. Four scholarships: on com- S3
Urg population ther. are only tour 5h? ?VnylZ?&.0.: 1 ' SDCCillc BloOfJ Po'lSOI.
mr from Atlln until th two forces I ha been at least on nomination made
meet, which they hope-to do beror win-1 n
er.
ONLY
In Any Uncomplicated Case
VUllBUItat Ifll Mini SS VI V .avv Va..- . w. . , .
iintai a Vaii gvBtffi nlam Imnllrlt rAnfldAnr In What I tAU TOU.
Rand if I accept your caae you can taaaured that completa and Pr-
You Can Pay
When Cured
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Ths two "front doors to Klondike now I its
He In the United States territory or
Alaaka. Should trouble arise between
England and th United States, th Yu-
nominauons ror in city or i-oruano. ,htD one year Jlft0: cholc of, either
such a difficulty.
AT THE THEATRES
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in on of the technical schools a ssoci-1 Portland, Oregon. Four scholarships I II
a lea wun in journal in mis cuuimi 1 ror l montns - co
Surely . ther ar more than ,- four I commercial or shorthand scholarships.
IB' I .... . . . I .1. t a fi 1.
kon -territory would be cut off. Theiy?u"g W ' " .5 :I?tt ? 'Z:.. -
mi... ,na A 1. ini.iMid to . nravant I use lo eoucai memseives in musiu, in 1 '
th classics, in a commercial course, or I Behnke Walker . Business
enterprise.
WtU Mail Bolpt Books.
combined course, value H
one scholarship for I months' com- II
r- IS
1100
blned cours
vaiu $85; one scholar
A statement of th. sumption' it,-
S m,.t mi., aiinwaa fnr auhsnrin. I ns scholarship . f or months either H
iraa valila ISA I m
llmi, f Hlfferant .narlfvla waa nrlntea I mw. i
nt.' JaImhv rnm M.Hhlnff irnnui in The flundav Journal. Receipt books I Baker City .'Business college. Baker III
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. 1 A Vl wliaj US" VI ' ivdmhvs vstuuv ya jr t v vvim Muuwtaii aaag q vui vi vmw fw
n oan x ranciacv vy-r. wwuy." i aen out until tomorrow or Wednesday. 1 year in shorthand, commercial. Ens- 11
Will begin the last week of Its engage- as ther is delay in getting them from lish. '' advertising . and . penmanship If
ment at the Marquam tonight with th Job printer. Th rcelpt books will courses, vaiu l60. , ..', ll
"When Johnny Comes Marching Home." be mailed out In such a way as to reach - International Correspondence Schools i
The opera waa reserved for 4he last, all contestants on the same day, so that of Bcranton. Pa., Portland agency. Two '!
rn. 11 1 m rnniinnrmi ins oesc ann mm " " - ' .. . uii. iriMni tiii. r iinn tuitinn in I
spectacular in th company's repertoire, this 0-day race for an education. . of th- numaroua or helpful H
All T LrSI BVII till la (. IA IU VUIS VIMItv-V. ......aa .A-sa. 1aa-.a-a tM . . a I M
on account of himself or herself, or on 1 l.'Zlz A."" si alona' My treatment is oHainal:
account of a friend, should call on or "'.7? -... "1" u:"' iK'JK":"'; M In som features it resembles the
address th contest manager, Th Oi-l Ta " " I II ordinary. In tta chief eaaenUaJs It
gon Journal, Portland, Oregon, who will I TV" - ' I II ' Is different. In results It Is en
I cur this leprous disease com
pletely. The system Is thoroughly
cleanaed and every polsonoua taint
removed. The last symptom van
ishes to appear no more, and all is
'acoompllahed by the use of harm
leas, . blood-cleansing remedies, .
Contracted Disorders
Large crowds are looked for . at every
performance. - t.
-yne unanty urse."
I have reduced th tim required
for curing . contracted disorders
shout on half. This Is sn Import
ant achievement. It replacea dan
ger with ' aafety. . It forestalls
chronic complications. It removes
th Infection and Inflammation be
fore that vital center, the prostate
gland, can becom Involved. - To
many men It means th difference
between perfect heslth and a life
time - of , misery - and functional
weakness. My . method Is mine
ait th wnrM invea a lover, and all explain the plan for earning a year's I ' International Conservatory or Musle,
1 . .111 " I Z -Th. schooling by gathering subscriptions for C. E. Sands, manager. Paclflo coast dl
lover will want to ae Th Charity , J 5Ilrln Jtm gu school I vision. Portland. Oregon. Thre schol
Nurse." which the stock company at th I Jarratlon. I arshlps: th winners to hav their
Star theatre presents this week, com-l .,,. .., m-1aM'-M,i' tTU';;' ' I choice of any of th flv different If
mencing tonight. There will
Considers Xerself Tortunate.
ra tne 1 , - '
usual matinees xuesaay, xnursaay, j jiiiiii nirn, on. o inu; namely, piano, organ, violin, mandolin II
Saturday and Sunday, Th Charity conteatants laat year. . eonsldera. hrslf I tvuMi acholarahlps Include sheet II
Nurse" Is a new melodrama which baa fortunate in having; participated in tha I mual0 M instructions and th stringed II
not been olavtMi before in th west. I battle for subscription ballots, She I ,..,' .,-1-, ,,., is
a si v uiuuii aava. a a as iubvu . aaaaa a uiuutit 1 r
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irlotJ
also declares that she found "Th Jour
nal ready and willing to assist In what
ever and wherever it couia, ana aia ail.
night, where th Allen stock company
will ooen In "A Wicked Woman." a
widely discussed society problem play.
All members of the company- will be
seen in strong roles. . Beautiful costumes
courses ar selected.
urKQn expert coti-sre. roruami. urw
gon. One scholarship Tn telegraphy and I 1
ll
San Francisco earthquake, came to Portland Easiness college, Portland, I M
Portland about the time the scholarship I Oregon. A. P. Armatrona. nrinelnai. I II
Contest waa to open. Sh read th an-1 Four acholarahlps. as follows: On for II
g IK A 14'
tirely different- It Is safe, prompt
and thorough. , - . . v . , ' ;
ICy snocsss la IHnnanaiitly Our
lng That . CondlUoa Com only
Knows, as "Weakness" rally Sem
eastratss tha Absolut Correctness
of Xy KtHod of Traatmaat. ;
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Stricture
Surgery Is not only harsh, pain
ful and dangerous, but Is entirely
unnecessary In th treatment of
stricture. I' employ a painless
method by which th obstructing
tissue is dissolved and all the
membranes of th organs involved
thoroughly cleansed and ' restored
' to a .healthy state.-
Vericoccla ;
Th perfection of my method of
curing varicocele Is no less than
a marvelous achievement,, and af
fords -a striking example of th
wonderful . posslbilitlea of . mild
and gentle forms of treatment
Equally forcible. It demonstrates
th folly of resorting to surgery.
In th treatment of - this disease.
I cure . varicocele -In one week,
without cutting or pain, and sel
'dom Is It necessary to detain the
patient a single, day from his busi
ness. A cure is a certainty In each
Instance, normal circulation is re
stored, and the natural processes
of wast and repair art again es
tablished throughout tn organio
, ."A Wicked Woman" at Lyric
Urtaa mtas aarrt 11 sm t 4 Visa T.wflit A. I ! nnfl mnra hsrt if nmm.flftjV ta An"
vnvj vv aa v v r --w ww I "T. " Z I r.j.i. -!. St a aa
.aitn. as one or tne rerureea 01 nw i i-wuuin. tww.
The
Dr
vstem. Why auf f er varicocele and
endanger your health and manly
power T Z offer you a radical our,
and ray treatment la Independent
of th harsh, painful and -dangerous
features that characterise tb
methods usually mployed.
Co
83H KOaUtXBOV BniXXT, COaUTEB BXCOaTS, VOBTZJUTO, OXZOrOV.
he Journal as to th lis months In combined course, vaiu c -------
scholarships. It was up to her to $100; on for months In combined
Premier Impersonator,
of tha contestants.
Tha family with whom aha stnn.
Fulgora. the premier Impersonator. I Dlng took an Interest in her ambitions
has an extensive repertoire or nistoncai ana neipea nor in every way wiey couio.
characters at th Grand. Tha Iceman" Friends gathered around her aa if by
Is the title of the principal sketch on marie, -as Is always .the case when
th program. Cook and Clinton are x- young: men and women ahow the world
nerts with th rifle. 1 Mr. and Mra.-Swl- that they ar-ambitious to . advance
rarn n,vi an aninin muaiuai avL. - aim I uivii BUTUh
VrA Ruaaaii Ansa av monolosruav i ;. v I Th letter which Miss Harris writes
contains points wan n considering lor
,..! ir.. . ih n.W linos mieresiea in 1 ns Mournai s con
"r" - 1 test anternris. It rouows:
There are to be several special events a rTi rxttas rMa.
Qt VILHm mis wrea in .uumua ,u
nouncement
, .. ,J11 .. A , , , , T) liVV lUUUl.I.IUpifc . V " 11)1 W v I
r-rV n ghtVith uual matinees. I !akli,erv?w.11 Jl'JJ "-TA"-. .5 cours. vaiu flS; on. for g month. In
. . . . , . 1 iiaa wm ""n,7 Km. in rioomoinea course, vaiu 110; on ror II
an appnea ipr aamusion o tn raaaa 1 months in shorthand or business courss. I
ii
11
11
11
t
11
11
u
170; on for
tb regular attractions ana amusemeni T,,ir Jm Th. n, ,,. jl" rn.i.Tr,
features . One of th most - nover will J"iSV ",7lr th? rtLHni Xin.
be school children's day. when souvenirs &lnf ,5?fk Ll in whfh r
will be presented to every boy and girl test of la ist year. In which I waa tortu-
grounaa i - - " . , ; ei so placed a. to be abl. to work In
BEAUTY QUEST WINNER -
- aa ' I 1 Al
NOT FATHERLESS GIRL
that con teat and subsequently to . win
a scholarship.
"Although tne work Drought its nara-
ana unpleasant leaturea, mere
were so many more pleasant and profit
able ones,, tnat one tost sight or taose
Tn statins- tha winners of The JOur-. "?tweM unpleasant - - '
nal's beauty quest yesterday., th aa- ,An6 olnB among veopit, ana ao.
sUoa was mads that Mis. Parish, win- "c HtaB r&fi
-- t ,ha thi-,1 nrica hat a widowed 1 must intrude one. .elf Into the homes
. V mut- M wa . u,a Ln 1 Knn UUH11IBBI UIMJC. UL
ish hi.' ; iSilng fathsr-r her parent, ar time, total stranger., and ndeavo, to
happy and well-to-do, ana sne is not muuwn.. "V i" '"" "-'"-
obliged to work, but Is devoted to her wish them to do, would naturally have
art work. In wh ch she has becom very a tendency to aiv a young person con-
tnrnficienL fldence and self reliance, such as he
For tha oast three years Miss Parish could acquire in no acnooi. - . -
has been employed by E. W. Moore, th "In soliciting I met wits some rew
photographer, ana nas wm nr -p-r- --
time to B.uaying vu, wbu muu, wa.. I "Si !. -!. 7a J 1-V.
ror what The journal was aoing zor
! tn young people in ine coniesi..
"And to those .wno so amaiy gave me
S V. a! w a aval air St M -h I Tt IAVlk inatsnASS In.
fcll-ll pnaiBVUuuo. - pwii v ihdimiivs sis
convenlenclng themselves to perform a
k ninii in ma 1 nwa a nem vnai i mn
T u.n(a. 1im tA I n tn . n n,Tnv r . than I. mr vn
u 1U VUUUUIC nuciv, uotc 117 v.i.w. ...... w
JT is the national beTerage,
color work.
W .... W 2 at tlia '. Mf.A-a i I future time aid somd on in a similar
there is Macticallynodrunk- potSnd Th ' joumar-always" read
position
ennesa. for beer contains a i and wlllina- to assist in' whatever an
small percentage of alcohol whenever iv could, and did all if not
.. i r v , I more than it promised to do.
BJia IS -ICO U -OOa VSlUeS. I ... -, . mnrZ than nleaaan with tha
t I school or my cnoice. ana nope to iinisn
vxt3 ' , J by the first of October, but .wish to gq
bsck to night school to take up several
branches mat i cannot una tim . to
TTk. P.V. PiAfD.. I take nn now,
r .. !,, I i ne insiructors are nuie anu eincieni.
f??'rtn4?. r rC??B n,"lcea and I feel that when I leave the Behnkei
raoBi xiue mooon ceer walker business college i win be both
the most ' heKlthful beer eapabl and competent to i f HI a po,i-
hrwwert thA hrr ' rlchont tion as It should b filled. Thanking
Drewea uie peer ricnesc . iiminMiu r am, r,
in Actual food values.
The Pabst Brewing Pro
cess reduces the percentage
of alcohol to less than 8J
while making the beer abso
lutely pure, nealthful, and
strengthening.
' - Cbarles Kohn ft Co., ' ,
Cor. rd & Pine Sts., Portltind.
Phone .Main 460. ,
ruly,
EDITK HARRIS."
THE SCHOLARSHIPS
1 So far as at present mad up, th
scholarships to be awarded at th
en4 of the contest ar presented below,'-.
More schools may be added as
the contest progresses and the num
ber of determined contestants mul
tiply. - ,
' Hill Military Academy for boys, Port
land,, Oregon. x
Two scholarships; on ' scholarship
with board, room, tuition, laundry and
other Items amounting to 1600. Another
value. ISO.'
-' Rose City Business college, Portland,
vregon. two scholarships; one -combined
oours for on school year, vaiu
0: on I months' oours In shorthand
or bookkeeping, so.
Capital Business college, Salem, Or-1
gon. On scholarship good . for 1 0 1
months' tuition In either department,'
yaiuf sivv. i f .
: Oregon Conservatory of Mu.lo, Port-I
lana, Oregon. instruction in any de
partment, -vaiu , iiuu.
Eugene Business college. Eugene. Ore
gon. On scholarship In commercial or I
stenograpnio course, vaiu ioo.
Western Academy of Music, Elocu
tion and Dram atlo Art. W. M. Rasmus.
principal. Portland, Oregon. On schol
arship in cholc of vocal, piano, violin, j
manuosin, elocution, oratory ana aram
atlo art, value 1200. '.,
Holmes-Flanders Private school. Fort- i
land. One scholarship good ' for. on
yars i spaciai university preparation,
one 'year's normal course, or practical
English course for on and on half I
years, valued at ifi0.
Oregon Law college. Commonwealth
building, Portland, Oregon. - Scholar-1
ship in the first two year, of the course,
vaiu iou.
RAPID RISE If!
PHIIU
Insurance Security i. Goes' Up
Two Hundred Dollars
. . a Share. ;
''-. - " (Jooraai Special , Berries.) ,
New York, Jun 14. There has been
quit a stir' in ' Newark, New Jersey,
over th big Jump - Prudential Insurance
company stock has taken during th
last week, it having risen from 1400 to
1600 a share, an advance of 1200 a
share In six days. -It Is said that two
New York lawyers hav been getting
options on large blocks or stock, and)
tnat the rise was uue to tnat ract I
Just what la back of the attemnt to
fret tioia or tne stocx is not known, nut
t is thought by some that it may be
th forerunner or legal action, tnat mav
be brought to compel the company to
distribute some of its - vast surplus
among stocknoiaers insteaa - or . stick
ing to the annual 10 per cent divi
dend. The officers of th company say
they know nothing about th caus of
tn rise in tne snares.
Metsrer fits your "yes for 11. 141
Washington street, corner Seventh,
formerly at 111 Sixth street
weCureMen
Slaw
OUR
FEE ,
See Us First and You Will
. Not Have So Many Doc-;
tors Fees to Pay '
Orel w advio free) yo wDl ka sattsfled with out
thorougk era Ination of yons case, . .
aTZXT novas rmrxxxso aro rAXB-i
XOPXB X-LO OUT.
f;1 ff.lt1!aa Our cur for weak men stops every drain,
nCrVO-Villi UZZUlly 0t vigor and builds up the mueoular and
nervous system, purifies and enriches th blood, cleanses and heals th
" bladder and kidneys, invigorates the liver, revives th spirits and bright
ens the intellect -. -.,,.' ' - ..., .... "-:;-..-n
Af DIGICOM Our special form of treatment for blood pot
lil,JJU rVlOvin BOn u th result of a-Ufa work, .and Is In
dorsed by th best physicians of this and foreign countries. It contains
no dangerous drugs or Injurious medicines of any kind. - It goes to th'
- very bottom of the diseas and forces out every particle of Impurity.
Th blood, th tissues, the flesh, the bones and the whole system ar
'cleansed, purified and restored to perfect health. . -. '-.-
C.trtrrto "Jour cur dissolves the stricture completely: and removes
dlilbiui u every obstruction from the urinary -passage, allays all
: Inflammation, stops every unnatural discharge, reduces the prostate'
gland cleanses and heal the bladder and kidneys. Invigorates health and
soundness t every part of th body affected by th disease.
VKtAtiiV nfPce W solicit th most stubborn and long-standing
VrfliruHlt uefide9 cases, because it has been our auccess in cur
ing wher others hav failed that has gained us our reputation. Our
effort Is to effect a cure which shall be immediately beneficial, and last-
. lng for th remainder of your life. 1 Many men incur diseases peculiar
to tneir sex tnrougn taca or education upon in suDject. we ar able to
help you regain your powers and retain them. We charge you nothing
' for the' advice, only for .the. cur. -:,v ,v- -v--,. v , - ,
7arlrrtrpfn When neglected "varicocele undermines the strenth.
V (livuvci9 ,H: derangai th functions, racks th nervous system and
often produces an obliteration of th vital powers. We cure the most
aggravated cases of Varicocele without pain. Buffering or inconvenience.
Not only do w give Internal constitutional remedies, but we also employ.
' a local treatment which restores the perfect circulation of th blood and
regenerates the secretions, while the glands are enlarged and vigor and
vitality are renewed. You will acquire from this curs a sense of well
being which accompanies good, healthy and robust manhood.
I- . CONSULTATION ; PRt3t3
. WRITE If you cannot call. All correspondence strictly confldentialjtnd
j all Teplles sent in plain envelopes: -
HOURS I a. m. to S p. m.; Evenings,' 7 to S:S0; Sunday, I a. m. to
sll noon. , , f y i'
ST. LOUIS DISPENSARY
CORXTSa BECO-TO AITD TABO-ZX-f BTZtSSTS, PO-t-XA-TZi, OBSOOV.
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NOMINATE A FAVORITE
Or several. If you like. If you nominate more than one, select your nominees
irom ainerent localities.
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bss been used byWHlkmS of Hoth-r for their ' ,
i oliildron wsile Tee thins for over Fifty years, i ,
i It aooiae tbe eta ltd, softens tbs gams, allari i .
i all pain, enras wlud eouo, aad Is th beat i .
1 1 (emeily rordiarrfaraa. i'
' 1 "TWEMTyjriTgi cggTS A Born.U
i 1 Town., ...,...;.,,..,Dat ,.,
twtssnxMM oajsooir JOTnufAX roBTivairzi, obsoobt,
I nominate the following as suitable to enter your contest for scholarships
AGS
A2DXXSS
STam of Bokool or
Colieg Waatsd.
f Any vounr person between the ages of 10 and SO having good character Is
eligible to enter this contest.; N ,.,
Nomination Mad by.
.Whose Permanent Address is................. ..............
Whose Telephone -(if any) is.
pSaiM ia i at .a ,ai,a.aa.Sa,atia.
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.uiuiii.uvii , tuuav uuiaui. 111"
nlshv and Stains for Interior Wood
Work, Floors, Furniture, etc."
THE EIC PAINT STOUE I
Fisher, Thorsen S Co.
FRONT AND MORRISON STS.
FOR WOMEN OHLY
- -, - - - .-.(
- Dr. Btoderson's Oomposnl Bsvl
sod Cotton Boot Pills. The beat
and only reliable lamedy tar LlS
l.lTED PEKlOUS. Cars ths mo.1
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Frio per bos. milled la slala wrapper.
Address Pr. T. J. dSKOB, 111 flrft strsst,
festlaad, Oregon.
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