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THE OREGON DAILY. 7 JO URN AU PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENItfO, OCTOBER 16, 1907. Mil .UMIBI FOR HEW LIBRARY - . East Side Business Will Eaise .Funds for Build Ing in a Hurry. TliniDS OF acoDxur smxratzsc Bjraa niTixovxAx. ox RICH, IDLE ACRES tenures tzat untOTSs Harney and Grant Counties OAvra or) sxssAva iorrrrrzoAxz.T Part of Central Oregon Harriman Overlooked. Chiropractic Those in charge of raisins 126,000 for ths traction of an east side library ' have decided to postpone the canvasa ' until the rose featlval campaign la out of the way. A committee eonalatlng of 60 cltlsens haa been selected by the ' original committee of three and a thor ough canvaaa of the central eaat aide will be made within a ahort time. O. M. Scott. M. H. Prouty and Joseph Bucbtet comprise the committee to dl rect the library campaign. Aa aoon aa practicable the larger committee will meet at the Eaat Bide Athletlo club, Eaat Morrison atreet and Orand ave nue. organise- and receive Instructions for the canvaaa. The campaign will be patterned alter the "everybody gives campaign of the Y. M. C. A. A head Quarters will toe established where com' mlttees will report dally until "he sum la raised. It la thought little difficulty win oe experienced in ootaining the funds, aa the eaat aide, la eager for tho new library. The Southern Paelflo will build a con crete depof at Eaat Morrison and Bust water atreeta In the near future. Gen eral Manager O'Brien la In conference wun an eaai siae concrete oiocic com pany. me nrsi plans submitted were unsatisfactory and new onea have been Jrawn. A resolution waa paaaed Indorsing the let movement of the Initiative One Hundred toward changing the name of uuii Kun river, trancis i. McKenna Introduced the resolution and asked that a committee be appointed to co operate with commltteea from other organisations In ehooalns another name. The movement for an additional high School building for North Alblna haa been Indorsed. The secretary waa In structed to convev the greetings of the aaaociation to the new ninth ward club to be organized Friday evening In Upper Alblna CHURCH RESENTS THE OFFER OF DONATION (Special Dispatch to Tat Journal ) Rome, Oct H. It has transpired that an offer of two oppulent cltlsens of tho United States to donate $1,000,000- to the church, If Archbishop Ireland la made a cardinal, nas beeti an obstacle In the way of his preferment, aa It ex cited a profound Indignation In the mind of the pope, that he could be counted a ubject for bribery in a sacred duty. The statement that J00 clergymen of the United States have petitioned the pope to abolish the obligation of ct-ll-tacy In the aacredntal office, haa been confirmed. Latin American states have long- agitated the name matter to avoid the scandala of those states. A council of biahops is to consider the reform of atudlea In seminaries and schools. Tbousanda of acres of government land, level aa a floor, with graaa grow ing knee-high, and plenty of Umber available for development does not sound much like the "arid and unpro ductlve" atorlea that some of tho rail road investigators In behalf of E. H. Harriman have been bringing out from oentral Oregon W. J. Cook of Portland, who went into the Strawberry mountain region of urant. and Harney counties, found an Immense range of beautiful country uiiaDie tor immediate agricultural ae velopment aa soon as transportation fa "Our route waa from the terminus of the Sumpter Valley railroad. We passed inrougn uanyon city and cams into the Biivie river and Bear creek valleys. saia Mr. cook, who returned home year terday. -We were amased at the Meal conditions found for farming- and stock raising In theae valleys. Their are la from i to It miles wide. There sre mouaanda or ncrea of covernment land. over most of which the grass now stands knee-high. It Is tributary-to the foot- nui timbered regions of the Strawberry range. "There is amDia water for Irrla-atlnn. but theae lands will undoubtedly pro duce well without Irrigation. They are parseiy seiuea witn man wnn raiaa rattie ana norses and winter them on the hay cut In the valleys. "Thev era not ratalnv varatahtaa Hut ?ould undoubtedly do so-at that eleva tion. 4,50 feet, after the ground had been cultivated. There Is plenty of warm weather in aummer. and showers occur during the summer season. The Wallowa valley ploneera did not at first succeed In raising vegetables at the 4 600-foot alavatlnn hn that, (iiii v. land, and now they are raising every thing In abundance. The Dakota pio neer found the same condition, but as aOOn as the land haI han wa rmA ,,n 1, beenme productive. "There are thousands of acres of forme!- desert lands In the Dakota s and Ne braska that are now producing every kind of vegetables and the finest grain The Sllvlea river vnllev and R,r vaney win ao the same, and will be great and prosperous agricultural re gions a aoon as they get transportation. 'CHARGED FULL RATE FOR SMASHED-UF CAR Christmas Excursions. It la not too early to make vnur steamer reservatlona If you are going to spend Christmas in tha old mimtn The Canadian Pacific gives you the very best service and their rates are the low eat. Apply at the local office, 142 Third atreet, for full particulars. (Sprdal Dispatch to Tbt Jonnial.) Salem, Oct 14. A letter has been re ceived by the state railroad commis sion from E. W. Ross of Roseburg com plaining- of extra charges necause no had not loaded a larger car than he had ordered, to ita minimum capacity. Hu says he was unable to get any car for a time but that this -car waa unloaded on him in a damaged condition and that It waa actually en route to the repair shops In East Portland. He received a bill for $78. which was the charg for the minimum weight that could b shipped on that car. ASTORIA FRONTAGE BOUGHT BY HILL (Soaela Dlipttcb ta Tb Joaraakt Astoria, Or., Oct. 16. The announce tntnt recentlv made at the annual meet Ins of the Union Pacific at SsJt Lake that the company had purchased water frontage and terminals nere is now supplemented by authentic information that the Hill interests have not been idle. A. B. Hammond, who owns large tracts of water frontage between war ronton and Fort Stevens, has stated as a positive fact that the Hill interests purchased 2,200 acres in that vicinity at the time President Hill visited in the vicinity. The property Includes 1.800 acres ownod by the Flavel Land company, as well as the personal hold- inga of Hammond. The purcnase price Is said to be isoo.oou. CHEHALIS PLANS TO MACADAZE STREET (Splal tlptcb to The Jonrnal.) Chehklts, Wash., Oct. 18. The street Improvement work still goes on In Che halls. Last night the city council awarded the contract for the macada mizing of Prindle street to Anderson & Robinson of this city for $8,948. The district to be Improved is almost 2,600 lineal feet and a storm water drain age system Is to be put in as well as the grading, rocking and curbing of the street Free Hair Remedy Quickly Removes Dandruff, Stops Pali la Hair and Itching Scalp, Changes Oray or Faded Hair to its Ha tana Color. TBT A'' Grows Haw Hair. TOSH FACKAOE AT OJTCE. Nothing Quite so Nice as a Beautiful Bead of Hair. Remember, Foso grows hair, stops hair falling out removes dandruff; in sures a new growth of eyebrows and eyelasheB, and changes gray or faded hair to Ita natural color I don't SSK you to take my word for it. Fill out tree coupon belc ree coupon below and mall today. TKEB FACXAOB CdOTPOJsV Fill in your name and address oil dotted lines below and maid It to J. F. Stokes. Mgr.. 7299 Foso Build ing, Cincinnati, . Ohio, enclosing a 2c stamp to help cover postage and dotted line below and mail It to will receive a free 10-cent trial pack age that will delight you. CUvs full address -writs plainly. , Tho Best Dowry. Recently a plea was set up that Amer ican girls were discriminated against in the ' making of modern marriages be cause they were not provided with a dowry as are their continental sisters. The writer who urged the adoption of the foreign custom said that the settle ment upon the wife of a certain sum made her independent of her husband to some extent. She is thereby, it is claimed, given a proprietary right In viia tuuura oi mo noma ana acquires a dertaln dignity. " uowry lino mat is undoubtedly a fine beginning for married life, but I bi-d no guoa reason why it should be nanded over to the husband, it mirht uo more logical to require the husband to bestow a dowry upon himself to be placed in the wife's hands, for the nu merous vicissltufles which thev mav encounter in the new venture. Taken by and large, it would seem that women are aulta aa wia niuniisn and as good savers as men are. Where the Opposite condition exlata it ta ninn often than not the result of the woman's having had no responsibility In regard to money, and not having been given a chance to learn. She has been given It open-handedlv. to self, 4n which case she comes to regard pniy ner own gratifications, or she has been accustomed to having it doled out to her, a dollar at a time, so that It seems not worth tsklno- nr. nt .in It is so. insignificant, anyway; ao' inade quate to All the demands. Ihe Wise, thoughtful mother, whn haa earned money herself and knows what Is Involved in the getting: who cm monlnn. latea tha family Income that ah aucta ner nousenoid without extrava gance or penuriousness: who clothes and educates her children and provides for their Immediate wants without discount ing me ruture, and who Is sunnv and cheery and keeeps her temper all the time, is not an extinct creature. The day for denying money to women because they do not know how to use it haa gone by. Abroad many women of tuie are engaged m commercial ven tures. Madame Calve, It is said, has gone into wine-making as a side issue, uiiu raaaamo iNoraica in to nave an opera-nouse under her own management, Neither Is it necessary for men to be subsidised to marry American girls -ine American girl of today has too distinct a notion or her own worth (not In dollars) to go seeking a husband, and has too advanced ideas to be tied down to masculine favor for what sllbuld be equally and rightfully her own. : It is not belittling the high calling or marriage to. speax rreely and poal tlvely On the SUblect of Ita flnanrlnir -Money is. an element of the decision 1n taancmng any new enterprise, and that of embarking upon the sea of matrimony is no exception. The mistake that Is too often maria Is that money has too laree a nlaoa in the undertaking. It Is one of the means, but when It becomes an end it dwarfs tne soui ana narrows the mind. A run rranK comradeshiD such aa mav exist between husband and wife; a true understanding that the manipulation of me nnances Deiongs exclusively- to neither, but should be a matter nt inlnt I responsibility and acquiescence, will do away wun me minor issues. Love that' Is really love seeketh not Its- own, but rather rejoices In service. It Is the only kind of love on which to found a family. , Proof, of Success Cured of VenreJg-1, 8 ear Trouble, OeJl Itones and Constipation Aftes Twioa Being Olven np to Bis. A. TBXOKBBT 01" MATIM riU.1, WASJsU BAT l Dr. John E. La valley Dear Sir Words of praise do not express my reenncs or gratincation ror me won derful relief I have obtained through our wonderful DRUOLK88 818 EM. Chiropractic. After belns; a constant sufferer from CONSTIPA TION for FIFTEEN TEARS. OALL STONES and NEURALGIA of the HEART for TEN YEARS. I have DOCTORED with medicine all these years, but have failed to ever set but only temporary relief. But after only taking (24) Chiropractic adjust ments i am now wen, and i am FREE from ALL pain and aches. I must not forget to state before I took CHIROPRACTIC ADJUST MENTS I was UNABLE TO BLEEP for the last FIVE .YEARS more than an hour oh two all night, but I am now able to sleep all nlsht and I feel so refreshed over my sleep. I can now tase long warns, eat nearly and certainly enjoy life, and thanks to you and your Drugless System, I am, yours very truly. HHt. A. HiHItMSKT, Maple Falls, Wash. May tl, 1907. To all those who say the above testimony Is not bonaflde I Invite them to my office and J will produce for them the original copy. SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUSNESS. FEMALE COMPLAINT. HEAD ACHE, LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES, RHEUMATISM. NEU RALGIA and STOMACH TROUBLE are among the long list of DIS EASES that CHIROPRACTIC SUC CESSFULLY CURES to STAY CURED. Come end have a talk with me. I will explain to you what Chlropractio Is, why It cures, and why it will cure you. It la reason able, natural; not mysterious. Con- ultation and examination free. r. John E.Lavalley, B.C. &rwls Bid., 360 M Korrlion treat, oo-rner of Park and Morrison Streets. Home phone A-1644. , The Peace Culture. Devotees ofthe "pesA culture" cure, the fad which has succeeded "rest cure," have hanging on their walls this article of belief, which, upon waking, the pa tient religiously reads to himself or, more likely", herself; Monday This is the day of peace. I will prepare my mind for the week. I will relax our muscles and smile. I will t- - , i ...... -A resolve that nothing but good can come to me today. Tuesday This la a day of work. I will work in silence. I have learned the value of silence and I will cultivate It. I know that silence Is power. I will acquire the habit of silence today. Wednesday Today I shall give enjoy ment to others. I shall make some one a gift; I shall speak a kind word; I shall go apart and rest a while. It is my mid-week day of relaxation. Thursday This Is the good-luck day of the week. I shall work and wait for something good to happen. It Is the day when I must look my best. My clothing, my features, my manner and my habits must all be of the best Good luck Is coming my way. Friday Today I eat little or nothing; It la my fast day. I shall prepare the body for hard work by resting the sys tem. I shall spend the day alone and In the open air. Saturday Today Is the day I shall ac complish my best deeds. I shall be original; I shall be enterprising. It is the day of discovery. I shall do some thing for myself and something to help others. Sunday This Is the day of relaxation. I shall do no manner of work at ail, but shall rest my body. I shall take, the peace cure today; quiet of spirit and quiet of mind. The New Motor Coats. The motor plays such an Important part In the busy life of today that it has come to be quite the natural thing to include special motor apparel In one's outfit as each season wheels around. This fall the new styles have extended to this department of dress also, and the ugly, shapeless garments originally designed for traveling by car have given way to smart, well-fitting costumes that serve' the purpose as well and the eye much better. Cheviots In all the close firm weaves are given first place for the long enveloping coats now, and those In the herring-bone design In monotone or two-tone effects have the preference of these. In the new models the exaggerated width which was a characteristic feat ure of the original automobile coat has been eliminated by means or a curved seam under the arm In place of the straight or nearly straight one. Fre quently an lnturned box pleat Is in serted in this seam and then strapped across; or pockets are inserted at this point Pockets are, if not an indispen sable adjunct, a great convenience and one is added wherever there is the slightest excuse for It The cape hood, which is developed In a number of ways, is not only ornamental but useful in case of Cold and storm. The cape, which shapes In to the shoulders smoothly and fastens to the front of-the coat with a single button. Is always smart and about as convenient as any design. As for sleeves, the . latest are very full at the shoulder, and while they taper toward I VJ.V" la il' i sk m nr - I 1 . a I k 11 THRIFTY WOMEN throng our allies on Thursday. Thrilling specials greet them at every counter and tidy savings beckon them here to buy. Thursday, be it remembered, is House keepers' Day at OJ.DS, WORTMAN'ft KING'S store. A day on which we pay particular attention to the needs of the home fitters, to Women with linen chests and pantry shelves to replenish. Months ago we began thinking about these special Thursdays and began buying goods to make them famous; for proof of the pud ding, read items below: Five Mighty Good Bargains I Linen Risle Richardson's Table Damask, 72 inches wide, 10 patterns to choose from and every one of them a decidedly good one. Comes bleached or un bleached and sells regularly at $1.75 a yard. All women with linen to buy should be here Thursday for their share of this special, 1 AO at, the yard Ple'iO Richardson's Table Damask, absolutely all linen and 72 inches wide; a gloriously good bargain on a popular-priced grade of linen made by one of the best houses in the world. Ihe regular price is $1 the yard, Housekeepers' Day, special 85c Napkins-fo Match, $5.00 Grade, the Dozen $4.40 Huckabuck Towels Nice big ones, 20x 40 inches, full bleached and all linen. An exceptionally good 45c value, spe cial Thursday at 33c Bed Spreads, large size, heavy weight; come in attractive Marseilles pattern; these are regularly worth $4. Special for Thursday, only. $3.08 Bath Towels, extra size and a very good weight; they're 24x48 inches; great big thirsty fellows, worth regularly jq 40c each. Special Thursday m7C The Fairy Bath Soap-42 Cakes Thursday 39c Fairy Bath and Toilet Soap, spec. TAkr nrirc for HnupUppncru havili.. Jjt m Machine Oil, in patent com bination oiler, 4-oz. size, best oil ; regularly worth 15c Q Special JC Chamois Skins, good quality, large size, for polishing and cleaning; reg. 75c val- Af ues. Special, each TvC Gibson's Soap Polish, in tins, for scouring and cleaning, larze size cans ; regularly worth 10c. Special, the can . . f C Violet Bouquet Bath Soap, large size cakes; regular 10c values. Trice for Thursday, the cake DC Big Handsome Lace Cur- tains for $2. 15 Pr. White Nottingham Curtains in Brussels edge design with all over pattern in center; very graceful style, full 34 yards long and 50 inches wide; one of the best curtain values we know of when we sell them regularly at $3.25; we are making a spe cial on them for Thursday, one that will attract shrewd house wives to this store and get them interested even more in our home-fitting shops. Housekeepers' Day An " j special XO Couch Covers of quite heavy tapestry, very rich colorings and oriental designs; these are 60 inches wide and 90 inches long; the very good qualities that it is worth while to put in your home; they are sold regularly at $7.50 each, ine Thursday price, not more than two to a customer.. $6.35 Many Excellent Savings on the Third Floor Vegetable Skimmers, wire, reg ularly 7c values, special, each DC Soap Holders, regular price 5c, special for Thursday, Q each s3C Sink Strainers, regularly worth 25c, special Housekeep- 1 Q ers' day 1C Gas Toasters, regular price 40c, special for Thursday, Q Perfection Heaters for cool mornings, medium A J size, $3; large size. Dr.DU Egg Whips, regularly worth 5c, special, each. . Corn Poppers, regular 20c values, special, each. 3c price Toasters, regular 10c, special, each. , Coal Shovels, regular 5c lt)C values, special, each 7c 3c '' "WMISI QIMUTY BSJOO" "VMOT PBKtX&M,tAiH" Coppered Sauce Pots, regular ly worth 75c, special, r"A each OUC Gas or Electric Reading Lamps for winter evenings; gas lamps priced from $2.50 rjj up; electric !) D Lipped Kettles, regular "18c' values, special for 1 O Housekeepers Vday laCC Vegetable Slicers, regularly worth 10c, special for ' Thursday, each : . . - DC Covered Roasters, regular 45c values, special, Of each aJoC 1 the elbow, are I u ilea in slightly to a four-Inch cuff, which brings the sleeve well over the hand, some prefer a wider sleeve and a more flaring cuff, but this depends largely upos the general style of the coat. It need hardly be said that the plainer, more severe the motor apparel, the more appropriate it appears. K BE It Some Recipe. Potatoes in Cream. The potatoea are cut In small pieces and then put In the chopping bowl and chopped as fine as meat hash. They are then boiled, the water poured off, and are stirred Into cream that has been slightly thickened with cornstarch or flour, boiled a few minutes, seasoned with salt and pepper, and a lump of butter the else of a wal nut added. Clara' Griddle Cakes. Make a regular griddle cake mixture and add a half lnt or cleansed and chopped clams, ook on the pan same as griddle cakes. Serve with butter. Oranre- Taoioca. One cupful tapioca soaked over night When soft add two well-beaten eggs, on heaping cupful CRISP AND JUICY there are no imperfections in Preferred Stock Olives, in glass. Every one is selected and sound; the most delicious relish possible with oysters, fish, meats, in salads, etc. Olives have recently been acknowledged as among the most wholesome of foods and a fine tonic to digestion. Preferred Stock Canned Goods Packed Wherever the Best are Grows Represent the finest obtainable. In Spain, climate and centuries of experience and skill combine to grow and prepare better, more delicious olives than have ever been produced elsewhere, hence Preferred Stock Olives are imported each season from Spain. They are in seven sizes, from fifteen cents to two dollars per bottle. For extra delicious sandwiches, cut Preferred Stock Olives from the stone, slice very small or cut in coarse meat chopper; mix with mayonnaise and spread on lettuce leaves, between thin slices of bread. 3, Far State Occasion and Every Day PREFERRED STOCK at your GROCER'S AIXEH A LB WIS, Whoteeale Grocers, PORTLAHD, OREGOlf, U. S. A. ssssssBBEasaa mm ifflMi. 1 1 Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat - Tht Oaouict is In the ik and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption 1fltLLOWt packaos CONTAINS NO HARMFUL , DRUGS sugar, the Juice and grated rind or one orange, one pint or milk, pake until custard is set. Serve With sugar and cream, or sweet not pudding sauce. veal Baiaa. cut me remains 01 a veal roast into small cubes, adding an onion finely grated, so only its flavor is imparted. Add one creen pepper, cut in tiny pieces; cubes of celery, and white grapes with skid and seeds removed. Moisten with a thick mayonnaise, and serve on curly lettuce leaves or In man goes, with the pulp removed.' Many pre fer this to chicken salad, and It is less expensive. v, 111. 11 nun '..T-V'v"W-: r ss My Herbal Medicines Are Perfectly Pure Mads from the products of tho Chinese valleys and mountains and contain no poison pr other In gredients Injurious to tho stom-' ach. These have proven an un- failing curs for alt stomach trou bles, blood diseases, rheumatism, lumbago, liver and, kidney com plaints, bladder troubles, female complaints; restoring to strength the weak and enfeebled. -Theae aro all barb: and herbal medicines from China and the prescriptions jtsj 47ft . years old. ; .. PR. WING LEE sAitsflam 87 8th wU betweem J Bamslds and Conch. ; I MORPHINE and other drug habits are positively eared If HABIT1NA. ForhypcKlermieoriBternaiBaa. dr bamplsi sent to any drnr naoiroe vr m, jf wait Regular prfae .& Pr bottle a yonr druggist er by mail in plain wrspf-r. Haifa Chemical C t Leals. i" far sals by Ski MM Brag 0 W -a SU JferUass. Otasas, - - ViTV ldtt ,-r Dr., -. r a. u is n.tw) f I'm. i h4 J - m. 1 t"T. Vf't ft
