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THE h OREGONf PAII
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. ELECTEJDLQUEEX OF OEEGON
Bullet Fired-byjourth Celebrator Came Very Close to i
Injuring ,or Killing Mrs. Hansen Standing In Front
-; y v ' of Window Fainted From Excitement.
i Whtl atandlna; la front of 'a window
examlnlna lomi card to b used in a
- piece of fancy work which she waa
working this morning. Mrs. C. R. Han
sen, Jr., of 16 Sixteenth street, nar
rowly caped beinc ahet and possibly
' killed by a atray bullet from a pistol
i discharged by a celebrator. The woman
fainted. The incident occurred about
10 o'clock while Mrs. Hansen and a
friend from San Francisco. Miss May
: MoLennen, were working with a py-
.roarahy outfit .......
Mr. Hansen was at the side of the
bouse at the time engaged In wetting
" down the porch and the awning to lee- i
... . ' V ' .
ln ""I"' of fire from sparks.
When th bullet atftlck the window be
hind which Mrs. Hansen waa standing
... ...uuftin it waa mo nose turned on
the window pane. - . I
About noon Mr. Hansen went up to
... . wri. iu women were wont
ing and aCClrinntlllv AlmnnvmrmA w.
tne window t.,...i . i
... -..m .un io Duiiei naa entered tne
.1 angie woicn showed It mut
have been fired from the street. It
wivnin an wen ana a half of Mre.
an.tn trWns; Co wall and falling
found. r w"r " WM vantually
u rr. ....... ... I
-j, --"v iiiiuiht or me fiaa-i
niuywymcni oureau of this city.
MIC SCHOOL
my ludcmant tin a-.... ..&. v.
I j a w gp iaa 9a w lf lms mj
Introduced In tha whnnla .h. ..II..
than tha StlldV of InHmilliiM Jnn..iu
nd mechanlo arts. Surely tha pruning
of a tree, the knnwin .n. - 7
Pff Jng materia and tho ability to dif-
tyoe Of cattle ere mi ) mm j
I. " . v . . iiodiui aim
Important aa the extraction of the cube
root or the . wArlrfn . i
' TV. w in
uai.
III HtLP otllLt '"reonie
nDCDnTnDOOTDIIP . JQiin maauvv
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Aa a result of n nt k .
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.'Solis D. Cohen of Portland SSltC
. ' m,. . m.... t-r ?.u25l. Teachers' assocla-
&aj8 iney iear nome
Mrg. Mary R. L. Wood, Aj-ed 120 Tears.
From Classroom.
y a committee was formed
the feasibility of callinr a
TEACHERS' SESSION
tlon yesterda
to look into
conference for tho discussion and adopt-
urn u. unimnn mi I mm r..ni..M... j
f th?re"on colleges, and to provide
' io ine govern-
colleglate Interest. The committee conl
sista or President H. M. Crooks of Al-
UliUHlia AT KAliXiM ?' ?". President P.
Of th TTnivaraltv r '
ISPi'i Pr',,dnt Hamline Coleman.
Willamette UBlversltr: PaMn w V
. . . . - - -uvaav ff . ,
Professor Kerr Speaks la Faror of fE5.'r' tofri5L?. ij?let". rtcturai eou
XS5m F0"1"! an,, President W. N.
Aiaaaai Training to xaice nace ori ""." Vl fKU'1' university.
Too lrgo jtoount pi Work to CHICAGO OPERATORS ,.
TO VOTE ON STRIKE
Latin and Greek.
t
(gpeelsl 'Dlfpttek ta 'Tke Joarast) I (fcoraal gpeta BerriK.)
Baiem. or- July . The seventh an-1 vnicago, juiy . when a vote f
pual Stato Teachers association closed taken by the telegraphers' union here
yesterday afternoon, after three busy Sunday It will be determined whether
days and the 100 teachers that drank J not "i operators shall go on strike.
wii munrai aww luin wnn inmyirm- i can vr reacned Derore that time hut
tlon for tho work Of tha coming achool is reared that the companies will not
year. Tho next eonvention wlU be held I rAU-.i mi .l.n1 i"t
in Bngene. tha, race between tho unl- veft this week and that oSSST his action
versuv town ana Aioanr navina Deen i ounaii win ninre
varj ciobo uu me xormer place winning
i oy m. margin or lu votes.
FROSTFORKAISER
Wil THE DANES
Emperor and Empress Given
Lukewarm Greeting on
Arrival at Copenhagen.
Tha closinar Droirim waa on of tha
best or the entire season. The first
paper waa read by Mrs. Eva Emery Dye
r of Oregon City on "The School of the
Pioneer." She said that ths "school
master has over been In the forefront of
civilisation and that no greater ro-
WILL FORCE ESPEE "
TO RUN ON SCHEDULE
Tnaraul aiUl ImU t
Salem, July 4 Because tha Southern
mance will be written than that of the Pseltlo company haa repeatedly failed
wandering, oedaroauea bearina aloft to keep its promises to run tt in.
the torch of learning from ahore to lfn ,m' tta railroad commission
nuurv. - dm mnn racouniM-now wil. hwvumiui uun io Ttrnrman iMfH
1 . . i i . i . . I tttm .1 am . .
a.iuaiiv uiiirvreiir naa oeen lounaea Dr !---- vuw ecneme aavaneei
y
Jason Lee and Whitman college In hon
or of Marcus Whitman and Pacific unl-
v : varsity oy xabitha Brown,
' JUttM mtonlUoa.
" Bolls D. Cohen of Portland delivered
. an eloquent address oo "Tho Homo and
. V the School." Ha sail that it was a
credit to the public school system- that
It had changed from a mere teaching
. i.. mauiune io a poweriui ana moving xorce
In the nation. ' He saw but one fault
.. With public school system and that was
a grave one, the permitting of secret
societies in the high schools, because
v ' they tend to engender feeling between
classes and are barriers between tho In
: fluences of the homo and tha school.
, v The other address was that of Prel
:m ojBnt W. J.-Kerr of the Oregon' Agri-
cultural college at Corvallls, who spoke
on --aioaern l enaencies in Education."
' He made a plea for manual training and
for tho practical studios that can be
applied In life directly.
( Another sign of modern tendencies In
,' education Is tho fact that the old clas
sical oollegea have adopted courses In
y engineering and sciences and that Han
.r yard. Tale and Princeton have modified
' their entrance requirements and that
Greek and oven Latin are now optional
Ho read statistics to show that out of
tho 11.000.090 pupils enrolled In tha pub
; lie school only two per cent were in
. tho eighth grade and that 1 per cent
Of thla two per cent when out of school
made a living with their hands,
acaaaal Training.
!7 JT"!.0 nPhlM the awakening."
,. aald Dr. Kerr, "of this country in favor
' of manual training In tha schools. In
bv Commission w.-t i. . :AulTi
fare, his contention being that when 3
cent a mile service Is denied the paa
thaf rtee BOt b . ru,r Pjr
UNHm PACIFIC MAKES i
, REPORT 0Fr EARNINGS
-"l0":.."" Jul? The Union Pa-
(Jooroal Special Bsrrlce.)
Copenhagen, July 4. Emperor and
empress and Princ Adalbert of Oer-I
many arlved hero on tho Hohansollorn I
In a pouring rain. Few flags were dla-l
itayea ana not many people were on
ill atresia nuini ic evident mar rn.
feeling hero toward Germany is one of
reserve, althouah tha concession re
cently made by tha kaiser to the Dane
of Schleswig has perhaps softened tho
old feeling of resentment
Princess Thrrla. whose reDortad en
gagement to Prlnoe Adelbert hesTen
the subject of wide comment, was the
only royal person not. present at the
reception. Neither Illness nor other ex.
cuses for her absence are known. The
emperor looked very serious, but the
empreqa seemed to enjoy the -eeaalon.
smiling pleasantly.
OREGON EASTERN
(Continued from Pag On.)
Biiatmi-;--fiirtMii)iiiiipr , 7k
1 n i - ff I
ueorss jh. wniiams.
GREAT PARADE
Pag One.) I
Government to Mediate Be-
tween Contending" Parties
In Chicago and Frisco.
Uoarael 8peltl Berrlce.V
Washington, July 4. Every effort
will ba made by the fovernment to pro
vent a general strike by the telegraph
ers of the country. Should the trouble
extend to railway tealegraphers. whlcn
is regarded as likely In the event that
the commercial nnumtni-n arenerallv
Walk out. tha tnAehlnnrv will nt nnae
be set in motion for a settlement of
the difficulty onder tha nrovlalona of
m tiraman act. wnicn proviaea ror con
dilation and mediation, ancorrilnr to
tho well defined plan in case of trouble
Detween in railroads and their em
ployes.- .
Th government, however, will not
wait tor the present trouble to become
lore acute. commissioner of Labor
elll. who already has been In nonfnr.
ence wun committees representing both
parties in tho strife left Waahlngton
for Chicago yesterday. He will hold
conrerences with telegraph officials and
representatives or me union in that elf
no a
of the Letters Sent to
in a rnenaiy tontest 7
Bgfom Jrilv Aik f mnr f hilrlrpn )r
'-w w -ssjsT' sw w m wj mm m -m m m m t- w mmm ui
In
liver
proc
View tO settling tha' itlatllrhanna
. , t is unqerstood he will then
:ea to nan a rancisco.
B4.Y CITY JAPANESE
FILE DAMAGE SUIT
(Journal BMclal ktln.)'
San Frsnclaco. Julv 1 Thirvin. h.
they have been damaaed tn tha vtnt
of $2.e7S, tho Japanese proprietors of
ni nurmiaw restaurant and adjacent
bathhouse have brourht suit for that
sum against the city and County of San
FranClSCO. ThlS is the flmt Ammmm-m
suit resulting from the announcement
of the government that the Japanese
shall have due reparation for any dam
ages austained during the recent trou
ble. The damagea alleged in the suit
occurred during an attack of some union
car strikers upon two non-union men
who wer eating at the Horseshoe res
taurant.
SAYS SCHMITZ CAN
NOT BE CANDIDATE
t i mmm
. (Journal Special Berrfe,.)
Ban Francisco. Julv 4 Atim.
lning the law on the point in question,
Assistant district Attorney Harrison
states that he does not believe Mayor
echmits can run for reelection. Tho
ouor naa aeciarea mat na win
cBiiuiu.ii uu extireseea connaence in
the outcome of the campaign, but the
prosecutors say that his con vicl tlon of
SVff Aatl AM KA m mm mmmm. m9m . . . . M M m
i.. v.. uai. uiui sruni canaiaacy.
' ' Sgg
' Portland, br.Vlun 2. '0T,
uear. ir: I saw your advertisement
the naner tnit vmi .
j , " " , , . . .' " - . " " .1
Of July. So I aot mamma t. hn
paoaage oi uoiaen oraln Granules. We
r.av'ur(1 thi whol - Packag and I
like it fine, and. will buy some more of
11 - iir man coriee. i don t
The nam of our , groooryman U P.
A. Eddy. v . . , .-. ,. . ,
i go to unapmin scnooi, ' - -
Five after each other In tha .
and four at each aid. Tho reason why
LV", oft5n " wh American family
drink is because thero r so many that
use it, and 1 should be used In every
home. . . . ,
The package weigh X ' pounda "
4 am i years oia.
OTTO NORMAN JONES,
721 Roosevelt st, Portland.
it was the -best I drlnked before Our
grocer' nam I Tompson A Dulium, I
am 14 years old,. I Ilk to go to-sohool. .
The nam of our school Is the Sllvertoii
publio school. ' The Golden Grain Gran,
tiles. It is called the family drink be.
causo It Is raised in America. The way
to put II package of . Golden Grain
Granule in a box without leaving a
vacant, space is this way. t
t , Tours very truly, T '
: f INGRAHL, MEHBt -
Dear
evening when
n4 in the Journ
PortUnd. Or.. June 14. '07.
air: I was out playing, on
a dov toio we aDout y
ai. au tne Dig t
Troutdal. Or., June ' 14, '0T.
Mr. maauw. Dear sir: I saw your
advertisement in the Oregon Journal
ana i tnougpt i mignt try to get a prise.
1. My mamma ordered a package of
2. I will send you the amotr carten
S. We all like it better than coffee or
tea, or rostum.
4. Our grocer's name Is Mr. I.
True.
6. The name of our school la AaltaA
Bpringaaie school district No. 25.
e. uur grocer would not set a whnla
cw ana so i cannot prove that 11
acaage can be placed In a rase. But
am sure mat it can na mna varv aaaiiv
ii"gF-.Krooflr wouia ret a mi. i am
ure mat would not laat very long.
7. The reaaon whv l-rim nftan i
called the American family drink Is b-
cauae it snouia be used In every Amer
ican home and th reason why it should
be used In every Atnerloan home la ha.
cause it is a family drink. . .
8. Two nnunila la tha ..i.
of the package we got from our grocer.
. a w years.
10. Name. r.rwi tvt.t.
Troutdale, Or., R. F. D. . box fiT
i tnana you for your kind offer.
(Continued from
where, arm. in arm, th veterans of th
blue and the gray walked under th
snaaow or the star and stripe. Th
. I.JIUU. louur operation for 11
onth a follow: Gross earnings 14
M8.98i increase. Il.i70.0i: SELt15'-
Waed tha mail akirta tha fiut I third feature wa th division contain
of Mount, Shasta, crossing th north !"? th- 'rm?V thJ? n7X. nd tn yo"
arir. of lower KlaSath to KlarhaUi l?aTl. vieJ"n" f th Bpanisn-Amerloan war.
Her it enters th region of th govrn- .wThe Pra oandd aftr passing
mant rclamatlon project, whlon will !? reviewing sUnd. in whlofi wer
open about 290,000 acres of load to cultl- MSJ0Ta 1'' a,neral Summer, Admir-
vatlon. On th California end of th S,bl". Sw'nbuf" nd his staff, Colonel'
line a una timoer country win bait:""'"" "i ". wn
iSfii iea" 1, 7 1 'l2fli increase.
1808,389; net earnings. I2.7lt.l87 ...A
m waa - - . . .,
served.
Due north from Klamath th road will
veer into the Cascade foothills and eross
the range at Odell lake, then follow the
Willamette northwest to Natron on tne
old line of the Southern Pacific, about
half- wav between Portland and the
California Un. Construction of this
road will be pushed vigorously this year.
For 60 miles up the middle fork of
th Willamette from Natron there is a
narrow valley, very sparsely settled.
Even beyond and extending to th sum
mit of th Casoad mountain th coun
try ia wna -ana unnt ror settlement.
The plateaus are likewise arid and tha
soil ha been found too pervious to hold
I George H. Williams and
prominent civilians.
a number of
BOWLSBY FREE
FOR SHORT TIHf
MAaftaaaaa lt"1 ffiA
rrom jui.y ij Oros-. SM.4SS.01i. In. ."LTI"..; luni xor j IINTJCR ItOOdman KPlPJISlPn
I; ooeratins- a:-- u,'1" vnl2 P nonness or th
crease, I7..80.77S.- operating n
and taxea
114: net. I
s,tv.
TrtVoV 04P ineriaao Sal? rigion W
COLFAX FAEMEE IS
HIT BY LIGHTNING i
(Spadal Stanatek a a T.t .
tC.v".aW"'JH!r.2Wn'L- trying
, "L " " irau ma atorm
Cascade forest reserve,
on xssiern rout enters!
Matron, amariin frnm
the reserve near Odell lake. Tha ammmt I
of timber tributary to the1 line amounts!
to billions of feet of hemlock, fir, cedar I
ana pinea.
IMPORTANT CASE
(Continued from Pag One.)
Accused Man, Who Is Re
arrested by Prosecutor.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Astoria, Or., July 4. Late last even
ing Justice Goodman dismissed the
cas against J. H. Bowlsby, charged
with murdering Cleve Jennings, saying
PLATES
Best Robber
$7.SO
Cood Set for
$S.OQ
Ll.l . . UU ui. ... . . . o
?LC" J!weP ov"JL.t?la country yeeter-1 ateDchlldren for nossesslon nf tha r. he did not think Bowlsby was resDonst
.truck bV fflnL1. Robert was erty, alleging that he had a life Inter- bu fo,r, the act deputy District Attor
boUpasVed'fSfhev'tei Jh est by curU.y In all hi. wif. prop- McCu. lmt.lr ordjr th.
worxinff witn and the ensulnr f1mx I ii v.a. Kma- Mnai4iiw .a I him with out hs.ii. whirh wi rinn
tne entire 1a t- "tii C1V1 i-kL zz vt: " ."-r.r:",.:
ULV ))
II
John Blaauw. Dear sir: I bought a
package of Golden Grain Granules and
wer trying to get a prize. I asked
mamma If she would nfeas get me a
package oi Golden Grain Granules. Bh
our
oy
aid not want any she said. waa good
enough. So I saved my .nickel and
bought a package and asked her to
please use .u She used it and
she ay she won't us any mor
h , says it li . lota
bettor than papa say It's fin.
Ana -my rotner 'says it is theiaeal
thing. And I think It Is betterSan
any otuer drink. Mamma took mKv
m 1.- I . . . . . . . T .
a iii.nui nouae ana inert was a Dojf
Mink ..il aVi. mmmA mm mmm .
boy wa so well and rosy cheek, and
I butted in and said that he ought; to
i toio neri used to
Jv h-adaeh and lnc I have uaad
S-O I have not had headaaha. Nnta- ?
think other boy would Ilk It too, and
would feel better If they osed it
Tou asked m to give th name of
my grocer. Hi name la Mr. Bnranaan
de Son; hi store Is 145 Bel. St.
You asked me th nam of my school.
It is Glenco achool. '
Golden Grain Granule la callavl' lh.
family drink because It don't hurt any.
body, or it-Is aood for avervbodv an
1 used in all families.
Th xact weight of on nackare la
on pound and 12 ounce: th nackm
alone weigh I ounce.
On way to get 11 packages in th
box Is to lay four (4) packages down
and four (4) on th top of each on
(1) and five (J) is standing uo on tha
Other side. This is all.
Age t years. - , . ,
JOE WALKER OEISLER.
0 E. 44th at. Mt Tabor, Or.
Same kind all
our reliable
dentists make:
only difference
is the profit
we asa.
Bridge work
or teeth, with
uui pistes, per
tooth. 83.00
to K.OO?
ooid Finings, up from.,
RHvar irilllira. .. ""VXf
a I VI4I a a aa a W sv?
oorcalaln
Painless i&traction.
-,-3.00-85,00
. ...ru
A guarantee for 10 year with
all work, xady attendant.
Lily Dental Co.
TH I ED AJTS COUCH gTJUSTS.
Opening evening until 8 and
Sunday until 1 p. m.
Horn Phone A1010.
Paciflo State Phoa Padflo lasa.
"if th Piano Store on Burnsld Street"
The Prize Winners!
The judges of the $100 cash prize contest are not in an
cnviaDie position, iney have toiled long and faithfully in the
work of judging who had most truly won the
Reed-French Piano Co.
Caah prize, and who should receive the additional prizes. So
"ffi gcmlnt Phrases' wcr received that to name one as
BEST seemed an impossibility. Fifty were finally se
lected, separated from their owners' names so that we could
not Know wnose tney were, and subiected to the severest rfia-
cussion and analysis. We imagined each
our advertisements, in our letters6nourttfatuVer'Mlevery4
pvisiuuu, we consiaerea u irom tne standpoint of
freshness, originality, catchy wording,' our house policy, etc.
Under the fire of this sharp criticism phrase after phrase'
dropped out until onlv seven maintain-H th-ir
if ar : a Vi klVtlJ All
sharp defiancfs of every onslaught Then we had a hard tussle
with that seven. .....
Read each one. of them from a Reed-French standpoint and
ore uuw Liicy siriKc you.
1 "All for Harmony and Harmony for AU." '
Thi expresses the idea of music, of harmony in our house
dealings, and of harmony in the home containing one of our
low priced pianos. Fits us.well.
r .
'Cash or Credit With Courtesy.''
Exactly our system of dealing with the public,
though alliteration" is not popular.
A good phrase
) STO&I
pidly rrln ,SoiLthaBorI" S crt7 e" Bowl.bv and hi
thibfow 1 m eMect of I tended to Ufa intrat Jn all th wife Pr?,tMVn:-t Th
property, but Judge Cleland held that! calld lnhe clrc
the avlfe' separate p:
subject to tho right of
and his attorney vigorously
i case win proDaoiy te
but Judge Cleland held that I 5""d. In the circuit court tomorrow be-
roperty was not "ra juugo mconaf.
Iw
STOfiE CLOSED TODAYBDT COME AND SEE OUR WINDOW j
Kunyan had
eurtesv and that
no interest wnatever in
y w r i
mMfWmW QlobeinOur f
th property held by Jennie Win rata
i ana oer oruvnnra nna sisters.
aeorre B. Bheoherd. Runvan's attnp.
nav nana van mar tnu viaw i.
and yesterday. gav notice of an appeal
Judg
ileland held also that the con-
to the supreme court.
Clelani
n of Oft
lslatlon had superseded eurtesv so far
a concerns the wife' separate property.
i n question was raised at tne trial or
WOULD COLLECT COIN
FOR KILLING SPOUSE
(Special Dtapetes to The Jot) roil. )
Xthanv rtr Tulv i Tha !not nH-
ffi.rSrSS m?,X... of the Twenty-flv. Hundred, a lif
Insurance organization with headquar
ter at this city, are in receipt of a
communication rrom Hardin & Hurlburt
or Beningnam, wasnington, asking that
the amount carried bv the deceased wifa
oi tneir client, k. f. walker, be for
warded them and paid to him as her
oenenciary.
Secretary Walter M. Parker of tha
local order believes that under the rules I
of the company this cannot be paid to I
him nn arfmint nt tha tan Umw Um ! I
w.a V. .,w AUV 111..
aeatn or tne insured was due to pistol
wounds inflicted by the beneficiary.
Th local order I willing to pay the
the suit bv Attorney R. E. Mood v. who
appeared for Mr. Runvan's chUdren.
Th question is considered as very I the amount carried bv t
he Question is
Important to tha Oration law. and at.
torneys all over th state are areatlv
Interested In what th decision of the
supreme court wui be.
SQUIRES IS PLAYED
(Continued from Pag One.)
w .r.T.V k ""kJ". "Sk"'"'nu anapnaiu or tne cnudren of the de
aa. and $18,000 la the cash box.
.1 Kaufman haa challenged th win-
WHAT'S YOUR GUESS?
t .lu,- v . vrecat uertiucate or a fine Violin or a good
5.te.r t0 one who guesses nearest; and other ubftan-
was greeted by cheers. There are ap- cedent
,quv peopi insiae in
arena
Al
ner.
Edwards and Murohv hava entered
the ring. The preliminary started at
XIV.
A telegram has been receive. frnm
Tom O'Rourke, who challenge the win
ner On behalf Of his man Ttnrmrm fur
a fD,vvv liuo uau
1 f
Inurleindow mSSSL n" Counting to be done
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PLACED TORPEDOES
(Continued from Page On.)
PROSPERITY WRECKS
ANARCHIST COLONY
(Special DUpatch to The Journal.)
Tacoma, July 4 Th Mutual Horn
association, an anarchist colony run on
the communlstlo plan for 10 year at
Joe's Bay, 14 mites from Tacoma, is go
in to pieces. With the comlna- of m
times prosperity visited th colony, and
with it advent the dove of peace got
up ana ausiea ana seems to have for-
(Use this Coupon mail or bring to our Store.)
It was not learned that nuira h.A gotten tho way back.
oeen in ma employ oi tne street railway
until after he left the ooiina atati.
and it is not known whether he was dl
charged or quit work at the tima af tha
strike. tn. NJ
RAILROADS STOP
(Continued frc-n Page One.)
THE HOUSE
OF HIGHEST
QUALITY.
BIGGEST, .
BUSIEST
AND BEST
piemorttlitkLUStr
353shitoii Street, Cor. Park
TFTags on the globe displayed
I' rues that there are. .
in your window.
WRITE
PLAINLY
Marne:': . i ,
i -Jr.AS v
f ( journal. '?:'' -vy-''' ' 1 - ' asr'
ELECTRICAL STORM
BEATS DOWN CROPS
(Special Dl patch to The lenraal.t
Spokane. Wash., July 4 One of th fr .il!Kl.J!?..M .,ow
worst rata and electrical storm ever Z;ai.iJK3r.firi ' JK '
ishtng escursiona" nearly every road in
Illinois will show a large deficit in in
terstate " traffic in comparison with the
earnings during th same period last
year and the loss will bo ascribed to
th t-oent far law. Railroad have
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ezoerlenced here sweot over tha taiaaA t"?. "V" 1.lme l.nl te created
mplr l.f yesterday afternoon, Crp. E2-lit?1Z,.t; . 0r
Vtl-avll : .aaw ivauiai 1.1 a-lll('
wer beaten 3own and rraln, dimiLrd
to some extent while water was runnlnj
mi iuvuvbj uocy in vu sue vers.
STEAMER IN DISTRESS
OFF CANADIAN COAST!
COFFEE
Takes .two things t o
make good coffee: (1)
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victoyia. b. juiy 4 Froi car- j good coffee; (2) the know-
Don't
Miss It-
The annual Columbia mid
season sale is now in full
swing. As a special induce
ment to get acquainted with
our superior work and our
popular prices we offer now
An Extra
Pair of
Trousers
Free
WITH EVERY
SUIT COSTING $22.50
OR MORE
There's a clear gain of about
a third in extra value, be
sides the saving of another
third between the high class
tailor's prices and those here.
You'd better investigate!
3 "We're Not Satisfied Till You're Satisfied."
This is absolutely true of the Reed-French Co. We take no
satisfaction in sale unless we feel that the customer is more
than pleased with her bargain.
4 "Results, Not Promises,"
This hits home. Our, popularity is owing to the result of each
PJY!?a!; Itl ottea cheaply, straight from the factory 5
iuuuu au wear wcii, ana it is sweet-toned. The neighbors and
friends all like it, thus the piano itself extends the good will
with which we are regarded.
p "It's the Piano Store on Burnside Street."
y"..n2i"e.am1?ch in 5hat ?,Y.ase. at first lan. but think
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mahah there Is reported a larae t we-
nmnioa aieamer in distress. 11 naa a
Diaca runnei wiut a wnit Dana or ban.
Two tugs are alonf side. The steamer
how.
I I about IS. mllea outhwst t .Car i i, War trocerrehwai year money lim doi'i
- Grant Phegtey, Manager -t
. ,, Elks' Building
Sevtfii and Sfarll
minute; doesn't it sound awfullv homev 'nt....";u
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T w? tTvi-j-if-j. wajr one person wouia direct another to t
place where she bought her piano bargain? It's so off hand a
natural like , we were Just one of vnr n.;nun.. ..t:.c tI
are-sellint yoj the $iano our house makeover on Burnside
out of the retail district it some way convevs the "Mal.'
seif-nght-at-home" spirit, and it sounds good to us. You see
! Yt ?Parat"ve.ly "ew herejust a year in business-and
the familiarity and honuness of that phrase strikes right at our
Kttotl thit h0mC,y' pUin ,ittlc hT
s "Yours in Any Case."
a That catchy litUe phrase with its many meanings got into the
f heap of discards and was rescued on the las general re-readint-.
The more you say itto yourself the better you like it. It's kind
6f a first cousin to "Your bosom friend" without being an iml
tation. How do you like it?
I" You Make the Middleman's Profit.".
A straight statement of a well
the best piano that first-class workmanship and the hiSTest
grade materials could produce, and they sell ft directly from the
WnMWtIlat wou,d ""iJy t to the
middleman GOES TO YOU; you actually buy at factory
prices. See what you save. . ' . "'-iurJf
Now consider carefully and thoughtfully each of these seven
phrases and see if you agree with us. Our preference finallv
fell on two. "Your, tn any case," which we fi57o be submitted
by Margaret M. Griffin. 182 East Seventh street. North Port
land; and Its the piano store on Burnside street," submitted
& Ji5s Fm 1nt' ??evn, C,ty on,y W Postoffice box,
U)u! nff bl ,t0 deci betwf tfiese.tw" and
liking them both immensely, we w split the $100 srix -atM
award eaeh one $50.; Will successful contestant. kindcaH l"1
our office and receive an order on Wbodard, Clarke fif Ca for
contest?'7 exhibited in their window during this
. The -additional prizes, valued from $50-down to $20. will
awaroca pyau. riease credit any delay to the "Fourth?
breaking into the business week. . ... ' . " -
Yours in Any Case
Watch Tomorrow's Paper for Further Announcements.';.
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