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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOUKNAL; rcr.TTAIjX). SATURDAY EVENINO, AUGUST 17. ICC7. iMCiir school III EARLY LIFE i ji I Ecr. William Sylrestcr Holt Had Strenuous lime , -in His Youth. V i n DECEIVED $3 FOR FIEST, TJiliM o W&K ltt. After Attending College and Seminary, Ha Was Sent to China Rflsslonaxy- -Elected Field Sec- ' retary of Presbyterian Church. " Krr. WniUra Sylvester Holt ' le of '' English descent, his aaoestore baring come to the United SUtaa la 1I. They . War aettlara In New England and were Iter. W. S. Holt. D. XV Interested In the beginning af Andover. MaaeachuBetta, where the flrat anoaator died. Mr.- jbolt waa bora at ax Hawk- ins, nilnola, August 14. Hit, - After paaslng through tha ordinary district eonoots Mr. Holt UugM eoun- try school, la tha rood old days when teacbere board ad around, ao many dara for each pupil, and had munificent pa Mr. Holt tauaht hla flrat term for I per meneera and board. Tha next term lie received (9 eenta a day and board, end-was obliged Jo teach tl daya for a month. .He entered HI pop oollege. which waa founded by hla uncle, in 1816. and fT,?u,rL wun "agree of A. B, In 1(70. Tha aame fall ha antrA tha McCormlck Theological aemlnary. After one year ha decided to go farther eaat and removed to Auburn aemlnary, New ri wiwri h compietea- ne regular inmiioiicu course, rraauating ... in ; tne gpnng or ii7, .. t- . -. While at MoCormtok nia attention waa turned to th foreign mission work, by nm Tun oi ur. iiusnneu.oi amca, in tha Junior year ha offered himself to tha Foreign Mlaalon board of tha Prea- rterian gned to law mi Webster byterlan church, waa accepted and .hfna. Artur rraduatlon.) May 18, Hit, ha married Tranoea Adella on of Naw York. They for China from flan Fraaclsoo WORKERS rML DASH FORWARD iTatt Ballad September ,1. 171, In the ataamar Ja pan, when tha trip took tl daya. Ar riving In China la October. 1878, they were aaalanad In hanrhaL After year of atudy they were transferred to noocnow ana were amnnr me urai mw alonarlaa of any church to lira la that .'.. Transferred to tThanfh'' - ' la 1171. owtne? ta tha alckaeaa of tha auparlntendent of Mlaalon Preaa at Shanghai and hla eonaequent remoral to the united Statea, Mr. Holt waa transferred to Shanghai and the Preaa. Ha waa alao made treaeurer of all me Presbyterian miaalona In China except Canton. . Ha continued aa superintend ent of tha Preaa during hie etay in China. In 1186. owlnr to 111 health, ha eame home for a reat immeaieteiy on & hla return ne waa reoueetea to oomi .w Portlana to tana up wore: among nm Chinese tn Oregon and Waehlngton. The Synod of the Columbia, at the euggee-1 tlon of the lata Rer. a. I Lfndsle T. D.. L.L.D.. had urged the Board of Foreirn Miaalona to open a mlaalon In tha anrnod. Prom 1886. June. until August 111. Mr. Holt and Mra. Holt continued at thla work.- In 18T the Faralm Board waa compelled to With draw .rom tha Chinese work in thla country, exeent In California, owing to tha Increased demands In China, There upon Mr. Holt waa elected aynoaicai missionary for the Synod of Oregon. In tha maantlma ha had recelred tha da- gre of doctor of divinity from hla alma mater, . He has ruiaa the poaition of aynooioai mlaalonarr un to tha nresent time. Kn' July 11 laat ha was unanimously elect ed field aecretary of the Presbyterian church for tha paclflo Coast district. wmon ineiuoea AiaaKa, waaDington. Oregon, northern Idaho. California and Nevada. Ha la expeoted to assume tha , uties or the new poaition not later than September 1. ., Pet Porcupine for the Park. (Ipeelal Dispatch to The soaraaL) Milton. Or.." Aug. IT, Professor W. Marberrr of thla Plana' haa lust die-I poaea or nia pet porcupine to me man ager of the city park at Portland, who rota to Mr. MarDerry that if ha in. tended to sail tha animal ha would like flrat ehanoe. The animal haa become very tame in captivity, ana wiu eat rrom the nana or ita keeper. journal Contestants Near ; 1 "Worked Hard to ; Send Mends on Trip. OFFICE; CONGESTED' ' WITH. SUBSCRIPTIONS MCIS TO FIGHT mmih couriTRY Foreign legion Eecruitcd at : San Francisco for. War ; Now Brewing. ' . (Jaamat Special Serrlee.) ' Maxlao City, Au. ItVA "foreign legton" la to be recruited la San Vran olaoo-to take part In tha war which ta expected to take plaoa aoon between, a number of South American statea. The Amarioan aoMlara of fortune ara ta be No Score Uat Win Be Printed Until SSMSSn lT&&Sffi v. Tin.iK Tima An TetM hall Piaye ana Annapoiaooan. ca WUIW w' to Apply on Alaskan Excursion TfJI Be Counted. ' Si (si i ,t The Journal conteatanta made a dash forward on Thuraday. Those at and near tha lead of tha four dlrlslone worked earnestly for tha leadership which glrea them tha right to appoint playar ana - AnnapoiiaYOOMb. Cap tain Poa haa a tar tad for the Bay Clir rrom nairaaor on ma aieamer ean yuan. Ha haa bean fighting: In the Honduraa army.-, . .. - :- . Tha kaat onraea of Information In Mexico City ara unanimous that trouble in uenirai America la eenaia. - uuaie mala and Salvador wilt be - arrayed ainat Honduraa and Nicaragua. Pre- gueroa. or naivaaor, ana pres ident Cabrera, of Quatemala, have I Free Scholarships for Boys and Girls in : Leading Educational Institutions. Alice Orajut of Dallas credits her suocess to the popularity of The Journal.,.-. - friend a for Tha Joarnal'a free trip to AJaaka. Tha eontaat offloa la congested with aubeoriptlone and tha eonteat manager and hla assistants ara busy measuring off contest votea to every subscription according to the. amount of money ad- vanceu. No score list will be printed until Monday next, by which time ail rotea to apply on tha Alaaka, trip will be counted. - . Friday and today lettera were arriv ing from contestants out in the atata. Those bearing postmark of August 15 and containing subscriptions count for results In. tha Alaaka competition, lust -as -much aa -though tha eubecriptiona 4aa -poen rxua -jver tne counter ai im Journal office on tha laat day. t ' " v i "'; fc'' V'.' -..'il'SHP laiormatlPn w ne given oui aa mi I STtTDENTl ,WTuit aratTon sotaf to da. during jnoatlont Haa avetMe what ikJtlStSSS acnool or couege yon- wiu aena box. .year t .. ix not, now wouia a scQolaj-saip i out tha atata have been opened and taa , Ivntea flnallv nuntad. . - " Thoae eloaa to tha load in tha severaj dlrlalona have worked ao hard for aer- A , Sums of Cash Also to Be Distributed Among Industrious and Meritorious Students Who Participate in " , The Journal. Educational Contest, . , x I, i In one of .tha followlnr excellent achoola suit yout -u tan Military Aoademy rwr foya, rt- lana. wregon. - . ' ,v , 1 Tm anhnlarahlna! ' one SJCholarahl with board ' room, tuition, laundry an other itema. amounting to ItSO. Another ; scholarship aa aeeparate prise for tui - tlon. ralua $110. ' ; . - St, Kary'B Tnstltnta, Bearerton. Ore- go a. una acnoiarsnip in acaaanua aw partment. Including leaaono on any In strument: alao board, room, etc value St Helen'a KaH, day and 'boarding ' school for glrla and young laaiaa. Port- '. land, Oregon. Vwo acholarshlps, Un . Ing noon meal- w Whitman Conare. Walla Walla, Wean. . pcnoiarsmp .in we onaarvaiory ... Music, value $X&0. -.,r:.i;v Willamette University, Salem, Oregon. .TWO acholarshlps. uno in euner couege or preparatory department, value 160; ; ' tha other in tha muaio aepartmant. ' f Yalua 10. ; :k .;..- ' v, Dailaa Oollara. Sanaa. Oraoa. Sohol arshlp in altoer academle or ooUege do ', partment. value tlf to U0. , , ; Vortland Aoadamy, yortlaJad, Oreffon. Day acholarahip in either collage or i academle department, ooa. zor , on year, value 1120. 4 "- Mra. Walter Bead, rorUaad, Oreffon. Teacner or voice ana ainging. jueaaona . to the value of 1100. f KoKlanvUla College, MolttanrUiO, ; Oregon. - Two ' ecuolarahlpe, One - In either academlo or collage department rvalue 60; one in tha department o music, value bu. Paclflo Vnl varsity. rani Eft; Two aoholarsi Voraet Orova, Ora- ipa. una aay acnoi- arshlpln tha academy or oollaga, value . &o. one acnoiarsnip -or a girl with a u months' Instruction In music; board, ! room, etc., in Herrlck Hall, 1180. -i ! Paclflo College, Bewber-. Oregon. One f acholarshlp in ait her college or acade ?y ft department for one school, year, 880. k. Max Mjrer, 343 . Alder street, Port- tana, vregon. uni ecnoiaranip gooa zor f vi nouiw instruction in arawing, oil r water color "alntlng or pastel. . . i Holntaa Business OoUaga, Portland, 'Oregon. Fo r scholarships; one com ' blned acholarahip one year, value 4 100; one academlo or civil service scholar- ,hip. one year, ieo: choice of either C commercial or ahortnand scholarships, aix months. $(0; night course, any da- partment, one "ear, t50. f Bahalte-Walker . Bnalnaaa Oollaga, , Portland, , Oregon. Four scholarahfpe ror 13 montna' comoined course, value ; 1100; one acholarshlp for months' com i, blned eouree, value $88; one acholar- t amp ror months- course, value 870: i one acholarshlp for 9 month a either . Bcortnana or Duninoss course, value 880. Baker City Business College, Baker city, Oregon, scholarship good for one year in snorxnana, commercial. Km , llsh, tdvertlslng l Mn.i M.. 1 1 ILljI.l' ( of Soranton, Pa, Portland aganov 814 McKay Bldg, B T. Bead, manager. Two rucholarshlrs; cnoke of 100 tuition in ! any ' of tha numeroua or helpful !. eouraea except language coarse or i courses In -locomotive running; another commercial. Knc- and , panmanahlo jcholar-ilp.ln.th. eamote tha vain, r.lgj ..vj tktamatiimai r w..i. I to reat on their oara. Some of them Internatlanal. flmiimbfr mT r-i O, B. Sands, manager, Paolfle oOaat iU vision, reruaaa, wregoa. Three schol arsnipa; 'he winnsra to nave conservatory; mandolin I ara redoubling their efforts to catch up to the hign - acorea me leaders nave made. And there la no carutnty that those now leading will finish as leadera at the winaup or tna oontest in (September. Cadi Jaaaa of District No. 1 whoee occupation loreed him out of tha con teat, ia now tempted to reenter. He aeea that ha oould keep up in the win- Oregon Bxnert College.-worttaniL oa. nlng list by collecting aubacripuona ron. Die scholaarhip In telegraphy and f J'Kht and morning, oerora ana artar or TvrwriH ..I... . .L'l l-?L I flee houra Ha mar draw another sub- arihip InUleTraTpfiy, ' tyiwV tlnaTand frP"on book and ha bellevea that wlth aUtlon ae: ree wort valuellOO? ,n weak ha can.so to No, I In Muit- w. v .14 loam wumrw, rvnung. agreed that peace la Impossible ao long aa zeiaya remains preeiaeni or iMiaar agua. They will attack him aa soon an the rainy aaason enaa, President F1 gueroa haa oanoalad an order sent to England for three gun boats because they oannot reach nlm In time to be of aervlce In tha war. He la aanding an agent to Ban Francisco to purchase steamships and will mount guna on mem. - AFRICAN CHIEF TO STABT INSURRECTION Joraal SpeoUl twrlca.) Capetown, Aug. 17. The Oarmana era threatened with a revival of tha lnsur reotlon In their South African territory. Jacob Morango, tha chief who haa caused them more trouble than all tha others combined and who has neerrin the custody of tha British since ha Bought refuge in Cape Colony after tha hast hostilities, has escaped from euatody and haa formed a junction with another chief rrom tna uerman coiony. With 400 followers tha two chlefa ara returning to German southwest Arrioa. The Cane Colony police followed Mo rango. but tha dlfflcultlea of the country Frevented them from intercepting tha ugitira chief. - Morengo In timee past has repeatedly formed ambushes, killing many uer- tnana. Tha Carman authoiitlea have five tlmea Joyfully announoed hla death, but have never snoceeded In killing or cap turing him. JAMES D ALTON HJJST HANCh FOR MURDER ' Jearaal Special Servlaa.) Spokane, Aug.' 17. Convicted of kil ling Patrolman Henry Stoto, April 4, 1(05, Jamea Dal ton la under sentence of death and will ba hanged at Walla Walla October 11. Dalton declarea that ha ia Innocent-of the crime and that the fact that ha la an ex-convict caused I hla conviction. Ho blamee woman for hla down.tll. BOKT MW BX.TTB and lose all lntereat when help la within reach. Herblne . will make that Uvar perform ita auuea propeny. j. b. Vanrhn. Elba. Ala writes: "Bains eonstant sufferer, from -constipation and a disordered liver, I have found Herblne to-be the beat .medicine,, for theaa trou-l blea, on tne marKet. nave uaea it I constanUy. Z believe It TO be the boat medicine of. Ita kind, and I wish all sufferers from tnesa - trouhies to know the good Herblne haa done me. Sold by au oruggisia. JT Future 0) SEE- their v or ina courses taught br thla namely.' Piano, oraran. violin and , rv.tar: acholarshipa include aheet muaio, all ' tractions and tha atrlnged Instrument if atrlnged Instrument cvuraea are seiecieo AntTtrocg, prlnolpaX una i or OraaroB. A. Four acholarahlpa, aa foilowa if mooing in oomDined course, value 1100; one for months in combined ur-M, yaiuo so; one ror e montha in combined course, val-e 170; one for 4 montha In ahortnand or business coura, T ' U W ,,v, - osa city BtuoneBi LtV. lla rn I. Ohlll V IT Tl V. t Whi- gene, haa renewed hia start for one of the prizes of tha contest. Ban .Lee of Waterloo sends in soma I votes and indicates . that ha la in ear- neat about winning one of tha scholar-1 oraeron. -. wo pinea oourae zor one acnooi year. in khioa. The celved Journal eontaat editor haa re-1 letter from Miss Grant cor-1 sin ess Oollege. Portland. I eeived a letter rrom Miss Grant cor choiarshlpB, one com- I041", on ot etatementa. The let r one school year, value I tar follows: value S90: One 4 raonflia' nmn. in .hrtWti.i I Dailaa. Or.. Ana. ' IS.- Editor of The or bookkeeping, $50. , I Journal. Portland, Oregon Dear Sir 1 1 Capital Business College, Salem. Ova. vm Bcnoiarsnip, gooa jor 10 monmr imuon in either department, value 8100. . n Oreaoa flasumtAM r arnat wa. vmoB. uoursa in niana witn in. tructlon under L. H. Hurlburt-Ed- waraa, inoiudln- uaa of muaio, value $280, ' Bngwae Business Oollaa-a. Ditmii Aa-. gxm,.- One acholarahip in commercial or Mon aa Ibraniatlo Art. W. lit kumni, priMeipei, Portland, Oregon. One achol- aram mand atlo art. value 8200. Kolmea-Plaadere private School, Port- wan, vngva. uno sonoiarsnip gooa lor viim rtmr aneciai universiiy nrenara- ilp In choice of vocal, piano, violin, I of - Benton dolln, elocution, oratory and dram-1 Yours truly, rt Vl ft9AA . I i notice In your statement in laat nlgrhfa journal tnat you aa" that corvailla la dividing ita support between Miss Bow- ersox. Mr. Heekart and myself and that Corvailla In tha beginning gave sub-1 ecrlntlona to me. - I "T oil java certainly been mlaln. I formed, t I have never received a sin-1 rle aubBcrlotion In . either Corvailla or Benton county. I have canvassed only Yamhill and mv home county of Pnilr ana my success is largely due to tha popularity of The Journal. "I ask tha eovrantlnn nf ttttm , - - j. do not imna it ia rair 10 the contest- oounty or myself. Hagan's Magnolia Balm : A llejalel itreperatles for Faoa, Nook, Arsae ana Heads. Makes the ekle like yoe want It. Dees tt In a moment. K Is neith er etloky nor greasy. It's hermleea, olaee eae rafreablng. Oaheot he detaotad. Two eolora, Pink anal White. Ueett morning noon anal sight. Winter. SpHng, ammar Fall. SAMPLE FREE. IfOHMFOCO.," 44 S.Ftfta SU, Brooklya,X.T. ALICB D. GRANT." tlon, one year's normal coursa or nraa-i u jiiaiiaa . wum Tor half years, valued at $180. lnt J.J. 0M nl one I Ore ron law Oollara. flmnunmm muiuIi rsruaaa, orsgon. Scholar-1 shin in the flrat two veara at fh value HBO, r oiuespta Bonooi or vxpreaalon. Port-! na GIRL SLAYS FATHER FOR KfLLING MOTHER COFFEE The dealing is simple. If you don't like Schilling's Best, it costs you nothing:. . Tear tracer acela, Ireaeeaf f Yaffil . .. :t SSI -r- S ' - ... . . l.vT - " " l' '' This Afternoon aifJ A31 Day Tomorrow THIS afternoon and all day tomorrow free carriages will meet all Woodlawn cars at Ainsworth Ave. J t ..... .. . . t HElffiELBERG THIS is your opportunity ' to see for yourself ' what HEIDEL BERG is. Go over this spiendid tract thoroughly Study, it from the homeseeker's point of view, from the investor's point .of view, from sany point of view you will. See with your own eyes what we have been trying to tell you through the papers. REMEMBER, this is Peninsula property, on the Columbia boule vard, between the rivers, .within the city limits. , SIZE OF LOTSLots are 50x100, to a 14-foot alley, with' 60-foot : streets. ;;- ' PRICES $350 for inside and $400 for corner lots. TERMS 10 per cent down and balance $10 per lot per month, with interest on deferred payments at rate of 6 per cent per annum. . 'v PHONE MAIN 6744 Spend the day plenty of Bull Run water at hand; Pflclfic Cdast Realty Cpimpahui wwjwju uvwnmirui uavawttiiv, rviiwniii viaVa land, Oregon. Private an an to tc Albany class lnstr&o- tlon to tha value nf tSPK Oollara. AJbanv. Ommi is,. IWnn TnT nir 3 tlon for one acool year 'in either aci- F3 l JUUruerOUS demlo or college department. renaieion naalnees ooiiera. amtiAm. Oregon. Value of acholarshlp 1100. canon werae parnham. tinn.tin reader, taeoh of elocution, oratory aud dramatla art, Portland, Oregon. Bchol- aranip gooa ior lessons to value Of JZOO voiamoia . umversixy. roruana, a cnoiarsnin oroviamr ror tnition mnA dinners on school daya during the scnooi year, commancinr in N,nbmh,i Value 1100. - - ; - Paclflo TTnlversltr. ffiaiwnlm tt Maalo, Porest arova, - Oraron, Frank Thomas Chapman, director. Two achol arshlps. one valued at ISO. one valued at 101.15. in either vocal or Imtrum.n tmi oeparimante. ..;f . j yr ... j... Parent and Ends His Life With Bullet. THE OREGON JOURNAL, Portland, Oregon: . '";, 1 etIr , ld I j ....... . ... .V. .to win s Scholarahlp by aubtcriblng to the . ...JOURJIAL for the In5cate ?er . y ' .months beginning-. ;. . . 1907. .. Please credit ...... ,to my account - and 4eUyer whether NEW or PPr to the following address: ... , OLD subscription : -;y:.:;?.S - i -in i j. -" . -'.j' ,'' .................. No. of points due w.',.'..'...,-," . . ' v ' '4-"';l '" "'i'li1. 1 .''. (Signed). i.io,M,."i.. ,;' . -,.-;, v-fy DIRECTIONS-Point. not credited U contestant unless CASH accom fanics the order. v To: make aure tontetunt get proper credit for the points, remit dire'ei ; to The Journal or give the money to the contestant you wish to favor. ; A person now. taking The Journal wfll be allowed votes if the sufcfcriptioii Js advanced for three months or more 1 Votes are allowed en new t ,-t scriptions for any payment above' one month, . (Joaraal Spaelal Service.) New York," Aug. lT-seing her father George Waaser. Ml hla wife.: Marv vvasser aeicea a revolver and com menced a piBtol dual with her parent, which ended In hla death. Waaser had been awav fmm h nms j soma time. Hia wife had hira arrested for mistreating his youngest . daughter i Diui ubu an i nan w mi aa airtt atarted. a tow. Growing angry ha drew ,.rk01y.er Sfla"S. w" wlf through iim- viaen aauanier. Harv. w in. muraer ana graDDlng a . gun I?mi -firing upon her father. - At.h? flr8t 8h0t Waaser ran,' turning and f 'ring unon tha rlrt aa h AA - aer fell to the floor and hiA tn ...k ; The police have placed Miss Waeaer ln.,i but lt ? iot UWeved that ahe OBEAT IE0N PLANT ; IN SHASTA COUNTY , (Joanul Special Servlee.) Redding, CaX, Aug. 17.The- Electrlo Steel corporation, capitalised at 11,000, 000, has been incorporated for the pur pose or installing a monater Iron plant at Beroult, Shasta county, to ameltl iron vrvm uy uie nerouit electrlo oro- - One ' hundred ; and ' fiftv ' awiarea of stock 'have been sold tar tha ptanv a-ran xram rrom the smelter tat tne mine ana ine installation Of an elec trlo nlant to hake tha larroat Mrhnn. in tne woria. ' i win oa uie only plant POuDIFTOW T(D)rAlHllD)S 3M .!-.-..-.. n '! ' , , ,, .. if .' " Many people who are neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping it will wear away," are drifting towards P SVa Disease, which is kidney trouble in one of its worst forms. fitoos irremilarities. strensrthens'the urinary orsrans and builds up the worn-out tissues of the kidneys so they wuTperform their functions properly. Healthy kidneys strain out the impurities from the blood as it passes through them. Diseased kidneys do not, and . the poisonous waste matter is carried by the circulation to every part of the body, causing dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish liver, irregular heart action, etc If you have any - signs of Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taking FOLEY'S . KIDNEY CURB at once, as it will cure a slight disorder in a few days and prevent a fatal malady It is pleasant to take ana penents tne wnoie system. , , ' ' Uow to Find Out. - : . IX Ton can easily determine if your kidneys ara out of order by setting aside for u, hours a bottle of the urine paased upon arising. If npon examination it ia cloudy or milky or has a brick-dost sediment or small particles float about In it, your kidneys are diseased,, and FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURB should be taken at ones.... .. -- r. . - -,i - .-,'..t:s..ii;;.v IS. ft. Duphans TAetlflaa AfftAs Paui Yssm. : - V At 0. B. Burhans of Carlisle Center, N. Y., writes i ". ; -' "About four years age 1 wrote yoo outing that I had been entirely eared ef a severe kldaef trooble by taking less than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Care. It entirely stopped the brick-dust sediment and -pale and symptoms orkidney disease disappeared. I am glad to aay that I have never had a return ar any ar those symptoms earing tne lots years that have elaped, aad I am evMeatly cured to etay cored, ant heartily recommend Foley'a Kidney Core to any eaasufferiag from , ,.r, . aiaaey ar aiaaaes maaia.-' Two Circs. CD Cents end $1.C0- sold nEco"i::ED or . ALL DRUCaiSTS u : --T s I 1""