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Newspaper Page TextTHE . OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. V PORTLAND, ' SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 19, 1S03. 13 LET IE KILL THOSE HEW DETEtlTIOll HOME OPEtUS FEBRUARY FIRST FEED Oil BISCUITS; A Y l SKASh (ih It V S An SAYS Tut Secretary of War Ex pects to Be Nominated . Upoa Tlrst Bauot. at Jie- publican National Conven tion in Chicago, r , ' fCalted rM tMM4 ' Wat.) - Washington, Jan. IS. Secretary Tft expects to be nominated on the first ballot in the Republican national con ventlon. Ha expects to get at least 80S vote out of the 'MO. The number neo- eaary to nominate ia 411. For tha first . tima since Taft's cornpalgn opened his : managers tonight reduced their prog' ' nostlcatloas to concrete form. . This la tha war they "line up" the various states and sections of the coun try: . - - -States which have declared for Taft through, central committees -Canrorn la. Kanaka, Nebraska, Missouri Michigan, Weal Virginia and Ohio total. ISO "vote. - . . .....( Futea-which are sure for Taft tha entire south, with the poeelble exception of Kentucky and Oklahomatotal, 210. States which are reasonably sure for Taft Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota. Montana and Iowa total, 19. . Territories sure for Taft 11. Grand total. (01. - 5 H To make up for possible deficiencies tor elates classed as "reasonably sure." the Taft folks expect to draw from the following, classed as "probable": New York, S votes out of a possible T8; Massachusetts. II: Connecticut. 14: Ida ho, ; Oregon, S, and Washington, lb total, io. . .1 From this district Would also come - . . r j y x , i I ; f a-""' " i ," ' ' ; j: :i ' ' f . - u -.i i j , ... - ; -u; Elaborate Program. I? Ar- 4; ranged ' for. Entertain-, i ment of Delegates. 2.: 1 1 . Aa elaborate program for the en ter- talnment of tha sUte grocers, who will ba ia attendance at the annual meeting of tha. Bute Grocers' association this week, baa been prepared by Acting Bao-. reUrr Merrick of the 'Portland Retail grocers' association. ' - Among other, Interesting things planned for the visiting grocers Is a trip of Inapection through the plant of the Paclflo Coast Biscuit company Tuesday noon wnd a luncheon at tne Slant in nonor or ino guests, weanev iv noon the vlsltinr rrocers will be I taken throush the Dlant of the Union I Meat company and shown how govern ment Inaueoted meat la prepared , for the market. An elaborate lunch will be served at. the Union Meat company's 1 j j ; LII-I WlIU I 1 1 L. I ,1X11-1. I AIU I Will Give a Course of Treatment Absolutely Free to the. First , , , One Thousand Persons Who Wnte Me, to Prove ' What I Can Do. 11 packing house. At the I PUT OXYGEN INTO YOUR , STOMACH To Purify Your Blood and Destroy the Germs of Disease, That Prey Upon Your Lift, I Put Artificial Nerve Force Into Your Nerves and Brain - , ' "s to Give You Strength and Power I Treat You With My Mar- , , ' - vclous J'ty.Jr'hy - Treatment, Too, - the Moat Powerful ' , . Healing Agency ' Known to - Man. , '.J J'..,, ; ...V ,f ' t ' ' " L r -."- ' I WAS COMMISSIONER OF CHARITIES banquet at the rortiand hotel I Of the City of New York for Several Years, and Had Charge of the Various iiospiuis; ineretore, i uugbt to Know a Thing or Two 'About - What 'Kind of Treatments Cure I Was Voted a Medal of ' i f Honor by the United States Congress, So That My Word i ' 1 ' Wednesday night Governor Chamberlain Will be amona- the speakers. . The Balem grocers have formed a re tail, arocers' association, and for the first time Balem will send regular dele gates to the state convention. The sessions of the association will be held In tha hall on tha fourth floor of . the Allsky building at bira ana TheTr7m for the convention Is Sill VVII I illVP VHI I A TDI IDCF HT TPT A TUITMT follows: . t ii iiilluiii, a n.vuuituL Vfl S IIL. I ITI Lli I 19 m.-M.eting called to order by WSr" enough votes to make up for split del em I Ions frcm Ohio and Iowa. Classed as possible" are aH the rest or tne states or the union, excepting PennnylTanla, Indiana and Illtnola. the Teft folks graciously conceding to Knox, Fairbanks and Cannon, resnectlvelv. These figures are understood to have oeen approved by Charles P, Taft, ths secretary's orotner. wno lert this even ing for Cincinnati, after a, two days' visit in Washington. . Coincidental .with his departure was that of Senator Foraker. also for Ohio but Uiey did not take tne same train. J) SUES TO LET HUSBAND lit I nnin fiiTr aUULIilA t Iowa V ) Politician's Speech Won Married Woman by " ' ' Its Eloquence ; y'r , Dea Molnea. Zowa, Jan.' K IS. Mrs. John C, Cottrell has brought suit for divorce from Representative ; Cottrell, who, besides being mayor of Klngaley, Is accounted the wealthiest man in the Iowa legislature, being worth 1600,000. This move by Mrs. Cottrell delights The new Detention home, going up In Center addition, will be completed and turned over to the county court by Feb ruary 1, 10 days ahead of contract time. The building was constructed by Con tractor Oeorge. W. Oliver, who breaks a long' standing record by finishing a county building In advance. of tha time named in the contract Mr. Oliver aays that he wanted to sea If it ware poasl ble for a contractor to live up to hU agreement with the county court, and that he spared no effort or expense to complete tha Detention home on con tract time. The bulldlns-. fa St by SO feet rests land: Welcome to Rose City. Hon. Harry oh a full concrete basement and repre-1 jane, mayor,- Portland; Welcome by sents an expenditure of about 115,000. 1 Portland sssooiatlon. J. C. Mann, Port- There are IS rooms. Including two dor-hand; response,. Vice-President Theodore mltories, two class rooms, living rooms, I jtoiJi, Salem; appointment of committees reception room, office, dining hall on credentials, resolutions and rules of Hiicnen, era. special iinnnun WK" I oruer. - During recess tne oeiegates wiu given to the heating, lighting and ven- ciTta M opportunity to go through Ulatlng arrangements of the structure. I the pUnt of the Pacifio Coast Biscuit Mrs. A. W. Hough, wife of a contractor of this city, whom Mrs. Cottrell names as corespondent For Mrs. . Hough, a leader In women's clubs, publicly de clares that ahe has found her "soul mate- In Cottrell, who has been married !f years, and Is tha father of grown ups. Mrs. Hough even confided to her husband her undying love for Cottrell. and Hough promptly tdld her ha would give her a divorce, and got oat of the way, after advising the unfortunate Mra. Cottrell to do likewise. It was the eloquence of Cottrell. "the gentleman from Plymouth county," that convinced Mra. Houch that aha la for him and he fdr her. I .love John Cottrell." Mrs Hnnrh said. In sn Interview at her home to day. "There was a peculiar eloquence ror me in the speech made by him on the 3-cent fare bill before the house of representatives last' winter, and al though I had never seen him before an5. . Ceapita the fact that I waa mar ried to another, I have loved him aver since." -.. . The facts here related aatound noil. tlotans. and - mora mrtieularlv h wives of politicians. It Is predicted mai xewer speecnes win be made at the next session of the legislature. Beautiful souvenir nlatea trrm at tha January clearance sale of Skldmore'a. See tha display ad In this issue, and be among the crowd of eager customers Monday. There are souvenir plates for every man, woman and child who calls. ; Tomorrow flunnriavl Htt w v.i i am i, n,, lur uikduhi nn Mar ati r.am uina. roruana UBS UO. . f company and wlU be served wlU a light j cina, or a cure-all. but It la a' treat-1 showed an Instance, of remarkable re luncheon. - ' 1 I man that artll Ki- nuaaptKa aaiwwlallr I Mn 'Bmlmm -a m..- rAPU'.orowrn niiir im admv u;t Lnuii olr vlu iimc, m mimi fix llYllMu il A I h A I HhK lAlxHl- 1 1 Po'. W lUc.h,u,0?,ii?nJf Ur sarma that Infeat your Wood study 'various methods and kinds MO U lilU UnnllUrn I 11 Li. . V V I U II LU ?"Si!ll..e?ub or' oUowed-by Md uv oxygen la the . Ufa of treatment and X can honestly ANNUAL CLErJRANGE SALE OF SLIGHTLY USED PIANOS ELEGANT KIMBALLS, STEINWAYS, DECKERS, CHICKERINGS. ;, jq. vjcxuix o, wjujK3, AWU MANY OTHERS AT LESS THAN HALF ORIGINAL COST. Many people of excellent judgment prefer a good upright or grand piano iui oom men uvea iitti le, rather than r make. our Annual Clearance Sale appeals with a new one of inferior ,To .such double force. First, on account of the high character and splendid condition - of the Instruments . offered .(many of them being as good as new), and sec ondly, on account of .the tremendously low prices at which these many fine planoa are offered. . . v, t , . ? Many of these Instruments are from the best homes In the city , and state, from previous ownexa who are able to change their pianos aa often as fashion or fancy, may dictate, and who do .not . heqjtate to sacrifice an almost new In strument for one with a different case to match new or refinlsbed , interior decorations. Again,'' many of the in struments Included ' in this sale have come to us as the result of our cot trolllng the exclusive representation for the world's best and most famous makes Instruments - whose- reputations have been built solely on real merit and mu sical excellence, and not gained nor maintained by engaging foreign artists at fabulous salaries. Still again, other numerous Instruments have been ex changed for the Incomparable Pianola Pianos, the standard or the world, also controlled exclusively by -tha House of Jtllers. .. - y:.ir -.. -.--. Naturally, when the glorious dick ering, Boston's best make fend America's .oldest make, or the handsome art lia selton, or -tha popular -.Kimball Chi cago's best make or the incomparable Weber, with Us wonderlul tone the piano of todays-are desired, or In other words, when discriminating buyers are seeking the very finest piano to be found in all the realm of the musical world, they come to the House of Ellers the House of Highest Quality and often, very often, relinquish J their pianos of nrevious choice, at a considerable sacrl- 1 ice, In order to satisfy their heart's desire to own instruments recognised as the woria s zoremosi. None Will, Be Reserved All these exchanged pianos, taken in turned from rental use, and also a num SCHUMANN Sold by us less than two years ago. shows hardly any DECKKR 'i' SONline ebo'n'lied'calS! ehowa but little wear S2in MARSHAT.T. JL iiiixm;"'."."S.IU .rr, , """voiiu gooo, re- liable make alna H?oW,r -' c.n-hardfyb? i?sgs?fvhw;caM-iis8 t a larger SINOER lnahoSany. but ?,T?1?TIiT--,ln condition : SfEADMAN-AUgo ror good trade by us, in addition to those re- ber which have become slightly marred rrom display purposes, ana others a iituo snop-worn, are included 1 in this Annual Clearance Bale. . But to fully appreciate thia extraordinary event one Must see the pianos themselves, and i.'iio ifimr ezcexient conoiuon and small m-ms of Dries. -: 't r- V KBKR Full slie, -perfect condition bpatitiful rosewood case .......S.tla onuo. uwnun case, action and tone as good aa ever 8223 J "HAS E -Fancy walnut case, fine old Miiiviara inaKe ....... ..s??t2 PI'.ASE Another one, a more elaborate Mvic. m perrecc condition .....2T2 K V 1 " HETT Largest else, the most ex- r naive , eaaevy can t be xtold from ' v .-.' ',..', ft ', . 92 T2 l; VI. RETT Less" expensive case than the above, but in : perfect ; condi tion 212 LTD WIG Largest size, shows but lit- i!uwre ................ lu'iut iiiftoe in rrance ........is ikiAUMJuiiv rancy wainui case. .stt new . . , good 1162 3C 1 si HALL Beautiful quarter-aawel oak i 8238 I i , i N WAV The famous Verlerand i t S218 I.: n:ii H-aut!ful mahogany c.--. the i- ...r t-J ij le 2 thor- practice piano 8TECK The $650 s'tVle! ' VaVv gaJn 0gaDJr casa- rre bar- CHICfpRlNodMulne rose-Voo'd8?? used about 42 years .. .V. 7.7.7. 8235 A Square Deal on Squares LINDEMAN . . . . . . . . , Spl STEINWAY-in excellent condition' It Q STECK-Beautlful "rISefool case; In fine shape rie in through repair . 7. . Piano Payers Are Also . Included MELyiLLB CLARK APOLLO, with S7 ' 'u"'o;tlia'inusio alone Is m worth the price) ...k,.........k ANGBLUS Orchestral type, l& ANGELUS Another one Just like the ANOELUSMahVgVny; good piayinf ANGELUS rThe very latest type, ft! in MELVILLE CLARK APOLLOi-In fine conaition an . armful of music clnded , ... .. ; . ... ... d . . . ... . S&WSTA VJAA! 'A t f -S8S vuiLOAii jtjojk i jjtv -ua caae, grooa as GENUINE PIANOLA Ebony 'ca"e7i5 good condition ................ JklOO ase, a late type In fine condition 875 GENUINE PIANOLA New but, dlscorS iinuea miyim .. ........ . MX70 We Will include a veara aubaeHntlnn to our circulating library, with each of me aDova tnanoias. .-. - And scores of other- rare Valuaa - r tr ivially every well known make of piano is representee; in thia ania a.t nir anf In some cases, less than half of original price. , td ., imDoriance or tnia a.ia shouid lmDress you that immadia.ta ac tion is necessary in order to secure best choice, for such exceptional offerings o re ieaiurea in ims sate are bound to be snaoned ud nulcklv. If von liva at a distance wire, telephone or write at -once, Remember that evarv Inntru. rami win oe round exactly aa represent ed and satisfactory in every respect or ; The extraordinary vaJnaa and th n. nsual saving embraced in these offer- inn are Daaea la each castmn a cash SaiSw but if von, daaira uimMti will arrange them to suit your conven ience, for the mere addition ' of the Usual 1mnla IntaraaK . TTilopa . House BiKeat, Buplest and Best Deal ers, 883 . astilngton street, corner of Park.;;.- ' .V- , . . ': .-V... rellz Haney,' who plays the part of Alderman Phelan In "Tbe Man of the Hour,' which was at the Hellg last week, comes of an bid fighting family and during the Spanish-American con met Mr. Haney himself was on tha battleship Brooklyn with Admiral Schley at the famous battle of Santiago, Mr. Haney has served his time In the navy of the United States at the re- iuest of his grandfather, who came to m erica in 13. The actor's grandfather, John Haney. Was tranSDOrtad from Irolnn.l tnr hnlA- lng clandestine meetings in the moun tains and plotting with other Irlrhmen to free Ireland. He settled in vtraHnia 5a, wa Protected Dy the government ui in is cxiuncrv. Dunn, ik w-- nf 1812 John Hanev waa nna nt (h uici a. For ths protection "of the United ntates, some years before his death, he T. "Sue,t nis sons tnat each of them. and all of thair i.-.ni,ni. should at some time serve . their time under the stare And stripes. V Felix Hanev-a fatha tnnir I- Civil war and captured two Con fed a. rmiw HUB in tne Oattle or tha W Mar. ness. Mr. Haaev haa thaaa In hi hnm f HydePark. Massachusetta All of his brothers,' . three In number, have served their time either in the navy or in the army. A nephew. Charles Haney, s now on the battleship Kansas, which is on. its way to the Paclflc " 1 i I ! SWISH Ulll-S I !.S"SJII lyi iJls.uafc aJLaaj.rr ijsiiiu ajiMi, Li MSSj I I S: 5- ' -: I h ' . . . 3 1 t IS I r -1 i ? f ii i 4 II I I II I II I' ' rllr fTana v " I .,,. . , , I PrV.i&vTnir&TZ in tht Mail Box Today Brings Vou This Wonderful Fres Courss. or Treatment Tomorrowrit Is Truly Astonishinf How Quickly ni Surely .This Remarkable Treatment Will O vercomo ; Deep-Seated Kidney,' Liver, Stomach and Lung Troubles,' and Other Dangerous Diseases Let Ms Civs You ths Proof Free. ' ; - r. -'i My treatment Is not a paUnt medl-i regard to Mr. Hyatt that ' his case of standlnr committees: reports of local fraduate physician, after careful I m my irarled experience as Corn- associations, diagnosis- of your condition.' I mlasloner of Charities of the City of S p. m. Address. The evus or rar-i True, it will contain oxygen to KWINew York I had every opportunity to or lUKUHiuik i , . I TOUT ttlOAd. It rlVM Vltallt-T tA tJia I onnao1antlAii.lv tall r i.. 4 p. m. Addrestrrne r:"" 'n iad mAa ;j i,7 I" ZZlZrJ.VJL V..w v. a. RataJU Buslnesa." W. jruna. ex-l"- r v. 1 u,i ,aw bu.t nmiou nuiui uw , president Portland association; followed rln and vigor, but It is death to I Have compares , with the - treatment by discussion, j bacteria and disease gems. ' I which I art In position to offer you. X p. m. ineairs pariy. - - r inwuntni . wiu contain aruuciai i Know mis is a strong atatemenv bu WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IS. nerve force, which 4s the nearest ap-1 1 do not feel that it Is one word .m . iaa.. -rh wa n Mar. I Preach to natural living nerve force strona-er than tha absolute truth. ; !- chant's Placa In Publlo Affaire," Uon.jthat Has ever been discovered. , It , ia I I was voted a medal of honor by tha Herman Wise, mayor of Astoria, wiy- marvelous ,now mis arnnciai t united States Congress; I wa' deco- : a. m. Address,' -rne weneiii ox nerve rorce takes tne piaca- or tne l rated by the Renublio of Venesuela: I in ommi iimns, I natural nerve j force, and. rives you 1 m. .mhi.4 nadat r n, nix. Ann aw w h . . , . . , . . - m Awfl . . iTSJf - JrAddra. "Tha Tt.at treatment will also , contain ' special 1 1 have been Special Agent for tha Methods of Meeting Mall Order Com-1 remedies suited to your particular I United SUtes Treasury Departments I - 1 petition," Paul Bettlehelm. Bprlngrieid, conuiuon, praacnoea oy a- careruiihsve held many positions or honor and , J Oregon; followed by general discuaalon. phyalclan. . . - ... . ... .1 trust, and I could not afford to. make r- , x aiau use marvelous trwj-tmj 2rorce,iyou a single promise tnat i am not in HwhfffiiiS PortlndL oradirtf; be,lev ls t nost wonderful a position to xulAll. or to tell yo any- ;Veaif rtha T deleaatM wlfi bV rfven iTI n1,n. Pww nown ?o - man. Tms thing which would be tintruo. opportunity to visit the Union Meat mighty unseen force of such- tremen-l j fa not ask you to send ma ona company's plant, inspecting its various I -u potency Is a Divine gift within I cent of money; merely write me giving 'parimems;- tirnt lunc S:0ft p. m. Address, uncheon. I the reach of alL-and la years past peo-1 your nama and addreaa. and atatlna the i,,r.:"r' "l I P1" wno acciaentauy stumDied on ill leading symptoms of your trouble, and ilrnit m? "a employed it wera regarded as pHv-lyour case will be diagnosed by a regu Wlowed bV bjr th Creator, and their power Ur graduate physician, who will pre- scusslon. - waa consiaerea supernatural, because u I acrlbe for you a special course of treats S:0 t. ra Addreaa "Credlta" CoL mJ could not be explained.' and yet . this I ment. I will send vou this course of M. Brannlrk. Muunir fltudahalrar im. I arreat Mwtr. mia-htv a m it la la iSia. I - . . n. 5fL,nM,.--rUnd, 0r"on 'uwed by Mutely harmless. Incapable of producing 1 There are absolutely no conditions at- m.-Addre... rnlaa- L"WA.? ht'"ulre'h'h-d to this offer. If your letter Is A H n..M nr..M.n r1r.aA, a. T. . , - -. . w .v rf wh mM . w, . rVCBi vmn nn.T. TOur ITUimeOt Will DB Retail Prices." Herman manages Pacino Coast Biscuit com pany, Portland, Dregon; followed Oil THOUGHT PUSH BUTTON WOULD BRING ELEVATOR TO HIS ROOM! evera cresldent Closaet A Dev. era, Portland, Oregon; followed by dls JournmenL : 1:00 p, m. Banouet at Portland ho tel, tendered by the Jobbers of Port- r?a I turn mivuj v land, Oregon. Some day all up-to-date hotels will have elevators running to every room In the house. But a farmer who was at the Perkins one day last week got things mixed and thought the Idea was already In effect He saw the push button on the wall and began pushing with one hand and then the other. No elevator came." Downstairs in the office thnw consternation. Bellboys were flying everywhere, upstairs and down. And still the bell rang. Tha bellhops went to the room, but there was nothing doing. The old man from the back woods wanted an elevator, not a boy. WAtl BIO arafc I I M A a. a. . .a. 1 1 Tha fabled Oenll of Aladdin's woiider-1 sent tomorrow. Thia offer is good Only MiiaalAM I rill lJSmrk IVlaiaiaaBaaAll at nfMrS whlh It- Va a(a. - ak......J . " vviw a vis. I " r . r"" w -I IU IU III l iHi lUUUaMaalU LIOrBUlIaV WUW EJoctioti off officers and election of Dellovo wu' Ku-oely xre&ttr utan tnat I writ tnat, . win mmi . a. mesjUnr pUco for next oonYtmtlon. Ad-1 which X can reveal to you. - I mnnav in .rlv thaaa f paa annraaa ft f Doctors In great universities . Of I traatment. but I want , to iimv ts tha Franoe and Germany Have taken np and afflicted in every city and lo the study of this mysterious forca I calitv. In this country that at laat wa Philosophers and metaphysicians hava have a treatment which is absolutely been compelled to admit that they aure and tertaln in Its effects. Cannot fathom its secrets. YOU may I No -matter what vsnr dlarua- nrt attribute it to rehablllUtlon of nerve matter what treatment you have tried, force, re-eatabllahment of vital mag- I want you to write to ma, If we netlc energy, psychlo power or what think that we cannot cure you, we you will the fact remains that pa- will frankly tell you so, but do not tients in otter despair hava claimed heal tat a because .your case has. baen that they hava been restored to health pronounced incurable. Y by this wonderful treatment when all I I hold in . my hand a bundle of it- .,K- .IiIhm ..IU I. . . """a- i ters irom peopie wno say iney. nave Mrs. N. W. Bowden of. Newbern, I been restored to health bvmr treat. North Carolina, says: "One year ago 1 1 ment after doctors had given them up was in a dying condition. Three doe-J to die.- . tors had given, me up to die. . I tried I if you wish to try my frea course of Force of Life, and today I am a well I treatment. I advise vou to alt daw arid woman, i inana uoa ior ma aay tnat write me today. If you r don't wish treatment waa sent to me." Here It to try mv treatment, writ ma anvwav. Tha Mtiiiir monthly maatin . ,- B"" vm ma. imuuou irwri ma we win send you a uiorougn diag- " ? -Bl M. of th of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; you may Uoais of yaur case and explain to you COURT WARDS WILL BE CARED FOR . ".. , -I Improvement Association Lays Plans for Better ing Conditions. He refused to listen to an explanation u Kvminuea jo pusn tne button. He rang and he rang and he swore. But no elevator appeared. Nothing but uouuuya ne in signi. rinauy the old man listened to a word of advice. But he refused to use the carrier and aaid he preferred to walk If the elevator couldn't call for him at hfa room. Its a wonder youse fellers wouldn't get next to yourself and git some up- iu-iuio improvements nere. ne said. I t n T . , i v. n,Mi.uiiii onu.; u u iu arter paying bis bUL "The next time J . . v 1 assooiauon was read it for yourself. Mra Peters says: I In deUU Just what we think this treat- to the city rm going to stay held in Judge Oantenbein's court room i thank our Heavenly Father for guid- ment ahould do for you.; I will also - - - n . v.v.au. h b ix room door whenever I want it." And the old man left, saying some thing about trying the Portland the "Mi nine ne came te town. SPECIAL PEOGEAH ATY.W. C.A. TODAY At the Y. C A. this afternoon the Centenary Quartet from Centenary M. E, church, of this city, with K. a. Miller as leader, will give a concert beginning at o'clock. Mr. Miller is a well known musician of this city and all who know him will be anxious to hear the Quartet nmedlately ' following the concert, .'A.' Reea will eiva a. short ittnumH. con lecture and tha tfcdress of the af ternoon will be delivered by Dr. Luther R. Dyott, the popular pastor of the First Congregational church of this city.- - . "., , Dr. Dyott is a specially strong speak er for men and has chosen as his subject for this address, "When a Man is Ready." ; John Baeckli. a native Swiss, who Is an expert performer On the slther, will play aeveral Dlecea. The discussion group which follows thu ,m .v. ,h.... , t,:7 L".',""r ,1 ... mi 1 ' V V.l IA lliUl Ull , . IIIKHH . iiuk wui aiscuss Ttmiit,. .nniM.ii.. i ..j i. r : i vwniiiiiiii vjl imu wiu u rauuiiBiDia men's meetina wilt dianaa tiona." The afternoon will close with last night, with the largest attendance ing mo to you and for the good health give you' full-information In regard to in the history of the organization. Tha you hava restored to me. I would have marvelous Psy-Phy Force, or if you business of the meeting was confined ben ,n mr srave had It not been for wish I will send you a course of treat entirely to routina mattara 'i you. Your treatment has; certainly ment absolutely free, and let you take tntttee on "Friends for Bovs" waa an. curd m completely." Then taka the It under thelrectlon of your own fam Domted conslstlns of A. r Vau r I CM 9t Mn Hyatt He was a man lly physician, so that there may be ab EJn52f0Jlllf"nrr r fcYe"'ei r-lwho had gone from doctor to doctor: 1 solutalv no doubt aa to the exact cause U. UIOI. WDOII QUIT Will ha tn finA fn, liiwur uiw w J 'v ui lu, uuiiiiiuui nguiia nuiciii iwi every ooy orougni into tne Juvenile I unnea bwim vvuiuuniviier xiiugowajr. I positive it win .proauce, Aaareu roar court, a business man In the city who Who spent over three months lnvestl-1 letter to .Oen. James R. O'Belrne, Suite gaung Force or ure treatment, says Jn 1 1020, Syracuse, New xork. tne. singing or a lot of popular old son us mi nn.nhln . I , - &c..wnou.r luxiuxi. All and a vited. men in flates free at the aie or Skldmore'a can for his conduct .About 4 business men hava- alrAv agreed to take charge of Juvenile court wards. As explained by a member of the association, this system has been in vogue for some - time In New York, where it is found to work admirably, a large number of boys having been '2ate2SLa&w&EK33aSS2a&S B2a&a3KZ5SKsK5SBSat2atSSSt Beautiful souvenir January clearance s See the display. ad In this lsaua. arid ha among the crowd of eager customers adopted by prominent business men. oionaay. i nere are souvenir plates for I The girl's club committee reported every man, woman and child who calls. 1 the formation of flourishing girl's clubs 1 i i I at Alblna and Sell wood. Tomorrow (Monday) will positively ' Tn?..c?.nM?"te ?" 7erIsIon of tho 1 1 be the last day for discount on east side Constitution" submitted a report amend- 1 1 gas bills. Portland Gas Co. " ing the constitution in Several partlcu- f I jars, tne most n the creation of DOLLARS SAVED CAKS THAT STOP FOB PASSM0EBS. a board of directors. of composed of the officers of the asso ciation ana me cnairman or each :. , v ' - " , , ' - r ft , j j ( . -y.v- sLftti :. y-. ..:.. y::;:.i.:.,.-..:f-.f,y. :;v -v ' J I .1 A 4 r. 't .; .,- mM.M.' - . i .- v . .-v -- ..- ' t . ;r in iquiqui, ynin, women act as Btroetcar conductors '' Th picture buuwb a woman conductor graciously endeavoring, to signal person on the sidewalk who hag giyn svldencs of wanUng a rtde. In Portland we hare nn-to-date electric Cars and tha nmnanva " A'mL- sires appears to be to. hare them so hlghstrng that they -cannot stop at street corners..:. ,SJLi2Li . , borne day, Portland may haYe streetcars like Xqnlanl. . , the standing committees. i Maintenance and life memhrah!n were created, the former to pay $5 dues, ixu ma- janar fiv. The secretary renortM a total mam. bershlp of 105.- HENS SYMPATHIZE WITH THE, WIDOW Henrietta, Pa., Jan. 1'8. During the past ' winter : Mrs. Joel Jackson has bad so much .trouble with, the cold freezing the eggs that she was about ready: to give up the poultry business. Being poor widow, Mrs. Jackson i COUld not afford tO build a mnitarn haul house, and : although the buildlna- aha! uuiiiw tur iu, i mctory naa oeen l chinked p With old newspapers and ! blta of rags, still, a' Artemus Ward once said, it kent out only tha of. the cold,, and all . the . eggs were ruined. . ; -- - v -. The other day tha widow cnllantait - batch of congealed hen fruit and her ( sorrow was so great that she wept Several hens saw her and they went in Sympathy. . i'.. . The next day , when Mrs. Jackson made her rounds she found that all the ! eggs had been laid in one nest, and sit i ting on them was an axed and nrnthnri cluck. It was evident that the others had deputised this ben to help out the widow by. keeping the eggs warm, i ' At the same time the . output was doubled, showing that the whole flock was dong its best work. ( -MkBHMs"H"a-MaaBMaaeBaaBMSaaBaBBBBaaH '" '"" The Cheaper Way,. From Flies-enda Ttlaattav " "DO VOU know, hubbv. that whan T rn to Oftend I shall dream of you .every night?' -,, . ,,. If It's all the aame to von t wnnM prefer to have you stay with me and dream of Ostend" i . . - $3.85 OUR STYLISH G6LD MOUNTED Rimless Eye Glasses . . 'Best Lenses, formerly $7.50 1 FOR ONE WEEK MORE "f .We will include to each purchaser a New Year's gift ' one beautiful 12K gold" soldered Link Chain, ei ther with hair pin, ear loop or hook pin: also? plush lined case FREE.' .Glasses refitted without charge inside of one year. . . , , BAKER;OPTICIANJi K ' 'J,'. - . DrB. J. Mills; Assistant ,',. ' -,J,:: ' M u KSXSf- PHOISB lOIS MAIN lOIS Per Ton 4 . 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