THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10. 1008.
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tranffleV Smith HasNar-
' 2.row Escapdon Stcamer
Uessie Dollar.
WKESTLER SAVES v
Hauling Mm on Board of Vessel by
Queue Arouse '. Anger, of Ship.
- mates And Fierce Riot If Barely
Avoided on Vessel In Stream. .
Roanoke. Ban Pedro and way.... Feb. 13
Rom CUt Han Franciaco f.Feb. 14
Oeo. W. fclder, Ban Francisco. . . .Fab. 10
A leu la, orient. t ,Veb. 10
r eo. xi
Janitor. San Francisco........
numiauL orient .......... .Aaarcn i
Arabia, or 1 ant ........ ....April 1$
Tassels tt ort; ;
It Nicholas. An.' ah.. .......... Astoria
Berlin, Am. sb Gobi
Versailles. Fr. bk....... Columbia No. I
Henry Vlllard. Am, an........8t. Johns
Aetna, Am. shlp..,,,,..,,..,k..LolDhlne
Villa da Mulhouee, Fr. bk. ...Greenwich
Walden Abbey, Br. Ship Centennial
Euathary. 3r bk ....,.. ...... ..Mersey
eyard. Ft, bk. Greenwich I
Uaneral Bolsdeffre, Fr. bk. Mont. No. i
frovinee, Br. bk Klavator
villa de L)ijon.
Fr. bk .....O. Cj
a mm vnaaaaaa i i v. a we
flarra Lotl. Fr. bk... .Greenwich
Kordaaa. Oer bk. ...........a. Oceanlo
Nlcomedla, Ger.'as. ........... -Alblna
Nal, O
Tweed
or. Dm ......
aaia, ir. ss. ...........
- "Strangler" Bralth, longshoreman and
.wrestler,; bad a - narrow ,, escape from
being i inobbad yaaterday afternoon by
Chtnaaa aallors of tbe British steamer
Beesie Dollar. Ha aroused thalr anger
when laving ona of thalr number from
death by ualng hia quaua for a rope.
The Baaala Dollar left down tbla
morning bound for Tokohama and Koba
with cargo of -wheat, lumber and pll
Ing.' She should have aalled at noon
yaaterday but 1c waa lmpoaalbla to gat
all the cargo on board and 'so long
shoremen had to work tHl I o'clock
last night Shortly before quitting
time "Stringier" Smith performed the
act of beroiatn that came near ending
in a irmgeay. e
- Lumber waa being lifted on board
in alinga from a eoow along aide the
big ateamer at anchor In raldatream and
unnoticed to the ateam-winoh oper
ator a Chinaman had crawled upon the
rail to adjust the deckload lashings.
The heavy allng of lumber bore up
againat the Chinaman and jammed him
aaalnat tbe deckload of Dlllna until he
assumed ahape of a gingerbread man.
' Strangled Smith, who waa on the deck
load beard the Cblnaman'a , agonlaing
cries and Immediately leaped to hla
aasiatance. Unable to - lift him upon
the deckload. Smith held the Chinaman
aa high aa he eould with one band and
then awung the queue to Peter Knud-
on telling the latter to heave away.
Kntideon pulled and the Injured China
man waa rescued from hla periloua po
sition, aa "Strangler" Smith and othera
ahoved the lumber away.
v; l ne uninita got maa." said wmun,
"and aet ud an awful kowowina- and
kyiing ' when I told Knudaon to grab
tha queue. That waa the only way for
ua .to aet him out He waa badly
Jammed and would have fallen into the
river bad I not acted promptly. . The
Chlnka were mad at Knudaon, too, for
pulling the fellow by the queue but they
blamed ma moat for auggeatlng the
scheme."
Wltneaaea aay the enraged Chlneae
would certainly have given "Strangler"
Smith a chance to ahow hie clavarneaa
had It not been for the offlcera of the
ateamer who drove the cool lea to their
quarters. The Injured Chinaman waa
in a bad condition when the ateamer
left thla morning and will probably dlo
ion iuo voyage.
Fanfleld
.Elevator
St. Egbert, Br. aa.. St Johna
Mortlake. Br. aa ........ Port. Lbr. Co.
Northland. Am. aa. ....Portland Lbr. Co.
Gryfevale, Br. aa, ....... .E. A W. mills
Arctic Streanv Br. ..Columbia No.. 1
Alexander Black. Br. .bk..... ...Stream
Virginia, Am. sen..!.. .Inmao-Poulaen
John A. Campbell. Am. ach, Astoria
Daley Freeman, Am. as.. ...... Astoria
Cambrian King. Br. aa... .Totirrue Point
Aleela, Ger. aa , ,.,. Flour Mill
La Perouse, Fr. bk. ........... .Stream
Alvena, Am. ach ................. Oobje
J oban Poulaea. Am. se..UolumDla No. I
R. D.. fnman. Am. 0a.M.Inman-Pouleen
Hanalel, Am. a.. ... ...... Couch street j
Alliance, Am. aa.... ...... Couch atreet
Emilia Qalllna, Fr. bk, ...... .Astoria
Asuncion. Am. as. Portsmouth
Tun rue. Nor. aa. ... North Pacific Mill.
JordanhUL Br. ab. ...... ......Aatorlail
Sa Boats to Soad Xosnbetv. ' II
T. EL Bandera. Am, ach,. . .San Fraoctaeo
Echo, Am. bkta. .-.Callao,
Saivator. Am. ach. Redondo !
Retriever, Am. bktn... ..Redondo
AAUJTU. UM WM. ............... .vaiuHi
F, H. Lunsman. Am. ach.. San Franclaoo
A. M. CampbalL Am. ach, Redondo
J. B. Stetson, Am. as.... San Francisco
Xa Boats WltH Ceanest aad Ocaaral.
Alice Maria, Fr, bk. Antwerp
a,ugene nertruOB. sr. oa,. ... .Antwerp
Crown of India. Br. ab, Antwerp
CoraU Bart. Fr, bk. Antwerp
JUies uommn, ax. am. . , . , . .noueroam I
Edward Detailla, Fr. bk........ Antwerp
Ernest Legouva, T. bk. Antwerp
Aberforle, Br. as. Antwerp
Edmund Rostad. Fr. bk...... London
Emanuele Accame, It. bk Hamburg
Aagero, nr. snip Antwerp
Bidart, Fr. bk...... ....Antwerp
oiimri. v r. vk. .... .... ,
Albert Rlckmera, Ger. bk.
Claa Graham, Br. so.
Eugenia FautreL Ft. bk Antwerp
Coal Ships Ha Boate.
Antwerp
Cardiff
Emily Reed, Am. ah Newcaatie,
Ancaioa,
MAKES RECORD TIME.
iFrench Bark Le Perouse Shows
Speed Off the Coast.
The French bark Le Perouae. which
arrived hero this morning, made the
b-un from the Golden Gate to the mouth
if the Columbia river in three d.
(This la believed to be the faateat voy.
Age ever made by a bark between the
itwo points. Unfortunately for Cbd-
jtaln Ledrue. the Columbia river llaht-
xhip waa not at ber station and he
spent two days looking for it. ao that
le waa really five days from port to
port.
The La Perouse came In ballast from
3an Francisco under charter to Kerr.
J! f ford & Co. to carry wheat to Eu--ope
and is at anchor In the stream
mtll a berth can be aecured at one
f the grain wharves. Coming out to
$an Francisco from Europe ahe alopped
.i nouiniQwn ana ine 1'iicairn islands
or fresh vee-rtablna anl nth.r ,.,.
illes. Captain Ledru says the Pltcalrn
slanders were riven a mnnAlv annniv
rf flour In exchange for vegetables and
fresh mutton. That was on the flrat
)f last November.
'The voyage from Hamburg to Ho
tarttown was a aucceaaion of atorms
md a dosen sails were blown i
from Hobarttown to the Bay City ideal
hreather prevailed, but atorma were en-
ountered again on the way up the
oust. The wind came from the rirht
buarter, however, which accounts for
ne record-breakin run. The aallora
ay the bark fairly flew over the wavea,
"l name; bo nign out
f the water as to brina- the en 1 1 r a
orefoot In view.
Captain Ledru was here last year In
ommand of the bark Buffon which
ailed a couple of davs urn from .hore
or Eurona. He la wmmimh - k, hi.
lfe and daughter this trip.
MESSAGES FROM ROSE CITY, s
kTew Liner Will Be at Dock Tomor
row Morning.
TwO'Wlreleas meiiaacea were teclvit
(iiri .npiain iviasion or ine steamer
5se City this morning. The vessel ran
wo a oig storm on her first voyage
rom the Bay City, but she will be here
n time orignc and early tomorrow
nornlng. One mesnaae received bv
ames H. Dewson, local agent of the
an Francisco Portland Kt.,mhin
jcvfiivmij, lean, ,n
A.
Hr. an Nawcaatle. a.
uroaica caaue. tir. sn. . . Newcastle. A,
CaJ'.ana, Br. bk Newcaatie. A.
LArgiemore, ur. an Newcastle. A
Mlndoro, Am. ach. .Newcastle, N. 8. W.
Agnes uawata, ur. an. .. .Newcaatie, A.
uatumet, nr. as..,. Newcastle.
Tramp Steamers Ha Bonte.
Strathflllan, Br. as.... Vancouver, B. C
Sommeratad, Nor. as.... San Francisco
Tungua, Nor. aa Puget sound
Hyadea, Am. as ....San Francisco
Knight Templar, Br. aa. . . .Valparaiso
Ulenlogan, Br. aa. Ouaymas
Ba Bests In Ballast to fcoad Grain.
Celtlo Chief, Br. ah Honolulu
Alsterkamp, Gar. ab Caleta Coloaa
Clan Buchanan, Br. eh.... Santa Rosalia
Charles Gounod. Br. bk..Ban Francisco
Cambusdoon. Br. sn Calota Caloaa
Earl of Dun a more. Br, sh Callao
cioch. Br. bi t Taltal
Andre Theodore, Fr. bk..San Franciaco
Champigny. Fr. bk Ban Diego
Bourgalnvllla, Fr. bk. ...San Franciaco
Nereus, Br. ahlp .Valparaiso
Verbena. Br. bk VelnaraJao
Bonohamp, Fr. bk. .....San Franclaoo I
Celttcburn, Br. Die. . ... ..Santa Rosalia
River Falloch, Br. ah. Talcahuano
Jacobsen, Fr. blc Ban Francisco
Ley land- Bros., Br. ahlp Valparaiso
crown oz uermany. sr. sn....an Fran.
Dynamone, Br. ah San Francisco
Hocne, Fr. dk Honolulu
Manx King, Br. sh., Taltral
OU Bteamera Bn Boute.
Geo. Loomla Am. aa San Francisco
Maverick. Am. as San Franciaco
Catania, Am. aa ........Ban Francisco
ALOXO THE WATERFRONT.
John Johnson. 'a longshoreman. 'fell
Into the river this morning and narrow
ly escapea drowning. He slipped rrom
the gang plank leading from Oceanlo
wharf to tbe steamer Hanalel.
The steamer Hanalel sails for San
Pedro Via Ban Francisco tonight at 10
o'clock and the Alliance sails for Coos
Bay tonight at 8. Both leave from
Couch street dock.
The steamer Breakwater arrived yes
terday from Coos Bay. bringing R5 pas
sengers and a good quantity of freight.
bne naa line weatoer an tne way.
The British nhlp Jordan hill arrived
at Astoria yesterday in ballast from
Valparaiso after a run of SO days. She 1
comes under charter to carry a cargo of
lumoer to Newport, ungiana. The cargo
win be furnished ny the mills at Llnn-
on.
The British ship Crown of Germany
and the French bark Bougainville left
up mis morning.
The steam schooner Northland cleared !
today for San Francisco with 800,006 1
feet of lumber. Bha is expected to leave 1
this evening. i
The concert this evening at the Port
land Seamen's Friend Society Institute,
corner of Third and Flanders streets.
will be given under the Young People's
eocieiy ai mm r ri x-reauy lenan cnurcn.
A good program has been arranged, and
all who are interested in the work for
seamen are invitea.
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, Feb. 10. Arrived down at
midnight and sailed at 8:25 a. m.
Steamer Argyll, for Port Harford.
San Francisco, Feb. 10. Arrived
8teamer George W. Elder, from Port
land. Aatorla. Feb. S. T.ft nn at 4 an a
"SteamehiD RoseCltv bv Wri ttoU I m. Steamer Asuncion. Left ud at f
fine a. m. off Cape Meares. will'arriva
t bar ready to cross on the flood,
eather fine, all well.
t . ."CAPTAIN KIDSTON."
The flood tide will he at 4 r'.1nir ,1,1.
Ifternoon. This will brlna the liner to
lnsworth dock tomorrow morning.
, CUTTER COMES AT LAST.
fcCullough Leaves Ban Francisco
After Long Delay.
Washlnaton. D. C. Feb. 1ft ti,.
lue cutter McCullough, which broke her
lachihery some time ago and -was de
ilned at San Francisco, sails today for
storta, where ahe will be kept until
e time arrives for her to ao north
her summer cruise.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Begnlar XVlaera Baa to Arrlva.
ose City, San Francisco.. Feb. 11
oanoke, San Pedro and way.... Feb. 11
lllnnce. Coos Bay Feb. 15
reakwater. Coos Bav ,..Feb. 16
. W. Elder. San Pedro and wav.HVh m
tenator, San Francisco .Feb. 18
janalet, Ban Francisco ........Feb. ?o
, tunantia, orient . . . ; Feb. 1 28
xabla, orient ..April 1
icomedla, orient .May 1
lesia, orient -v. . . . .Juno 1
L Begnlar Xonars to Depart.
Uiance, Coos Bay . . ........ . Feb. 1 0
Sicomedia, orient i ...Feb, 10
analei, San Francisco. .... . . .Feb. 14
-eakwater, San Francisco..;.. Feb. 12
m. Steamer R. D. Inman. Left ud
at 7 a. m. French bark Le Perouse.
Arrived at 7:30 and left up at 11:30 a.
m. Norwegian steamer Tungus, from
uuaymas. Balled at 7:40 a. m. Steam
er Yosemlte, for San Francisco. Left I
up at s:ao a. in. French bark Calllne.
Arrived at 10 a. m. and left up at 3 p.
m. Steamer Breakwater, from Coos
bay. Arrived at 1 p. m. British ship
Crown of Germany, from San Fran
cisco. Arrived at 2:40 p. m. British
bark Jordanhill, from Callao.
San Francisco, Feb. 9. Arrived
Steamer Nome City from Portland. Ar
rived at midniaht laat nlrht Steamar
Senator, from Portland.
Kedondo, Feb. 10.- Arrived February
8 Schooner King Cyrus, from Columbia
river.
San Diego, Feb. 10. Sailed February
8 Schooner W. F. Jewett, for Columbia
river.
Monterey, Feb. 8. Sailed Steamer
W. S. Porter, for Portland.
Astoria. Feb. 10. Condition of thai
bar at 8 a. m., smooth; wind east 10
mllen; weather cloudy.
Tides at Astoria todayHigh water
7:20 a. m., 8.0 feet: 8:68 p. rn.. 6.2 feet.
Low water 1:12 a. m.. 8.2 feet; 2:34
p. m., 0.2 feet.
CASTORIA
. or Inffe&ts and Children.
Kind Yea H3T8 Always Bcught
Batrs tb
ligoatart of
It's Coming.
It'll be here aoon. The greatest stock
of men's and women's clothing that
ever came to Portland. Don't buy a
dollar's worth until you have seen thla
stock. Watch tha papers.
DEATH OF AN AGED
PIONEER IT WAEEM
- (Special Dtopatca to Tbe Jnrtnl.)
cinda Blanchard died Friday at the resi
dence of her adopted daughter, Mrs.
F. M. Hoyt of Warren. Mrs. Blanch.
ard was born September 15, 1824, and
crossed the plains by ox team In 1852.
Bha and her lata husband. Or. John
Blanchard. Who died alz years am. warn
well known pioneers;
Tha funeral waa held yesterday at
Warren. Interment waa in the I. O. O.
F, cemetery at that place.
jr-.-S- ,C; . . L i m.mt r,
There's nothing ao rood for a
throat aa Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil.
Cures (t In a few hours,.: Rellevea any
pain In any part, -.J ..,
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ON THE, LIBERAL PAYMENT TLRMS
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$1.00 Per Week Thereafter
To the intending Range-buyer this offer should prove most convincing it demonstrates
beyond doubt our faith in the sterling qualities of "The Malleable"--The Range for the
home where the demand is for the best a cooking apparatus that will meet every require-
menfrbcttcr food, long life, fuel economy, labor-saving. This is the Range that will last a lifetime, made of malleable iron and Bes
semer steel in combination riveted together like a boiler air-tight construction and perfect distribution of heat insuring the very
highest result in cooking and baking. Combined with this liberal-payment terms offer, we will accept your old stove or range in ex
change, for which we will make reasonable allowance. -
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TWO DAYS' SPECIAL SALE, OF
LACE CURTAINS
Announced from the Drapery Department for today's and Tuesday's special selling, a selection from our X J
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siutK. ui uic iuiiuwiiig laces mc paiicrns inruugnuui uic 101 ucmg tuc must ucsirauic in wnicn incsc arc j, it t
made. Take advantage of these specials for renewing your window hangings. r
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Flat Laces, Renaissance and
Swiss Novelties ; regular
$6.75, $7.50, $8.50 and $9.00
values; your choice at spe
cial, pair 94.00
Brussels, Irish Point, Cluny and Arabian
Laces; regular $10.00, $11.50, $12.50 and
$13.50 values, in 2, 3 and 4-pair lots; entire lot
in each pattern must be sold; at the special,
per pair $6.00
Brussels Laces, Cluny and Arabian Laces and flj ,
Swiss Novelties; regular $8.00, $9.00, $10.50 W ?L
nnH .1511 Of) values in Iot nf fmtn 9. fn K naira' vl
your choice from these at special, pair $5.00 "r" -"tl'Pr!1
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IN THE BASLMLNT DEPT. TODAY AND TOMORROW
IMPORTANT SAVINGS
IN KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY FURNISHINGS
Wire Vegetable Boilers; special, each 5
Wire-handled Tea Strainers; special, each 5a
Wire Egg Whips; special, each 5
Wire Meat Forks ; special, each 5
Wood-handled Meat Forks; special, each 5t
Can-Openers; special, each 5aJ
Cotton Dish Mops; special, each 5a
12-inch Granite Basting Spoons; special, each. ..5
12-inch Tin Basting Spoons; special, each. ,5
China Sink Brushes; special 2 for 5
14-inch, 15-inch and 17-inch Wood Mixing
Spoons; special, each 5c
Wire Vegetable-Skimmers; special, each 5fJ
Pot Chain and Scraper; special, each 10
Wood Potato-Mashers; special, each 10
"Electric" Wire Egg-Whips; special, each....lO
Dover Egg-Beaters; special, each 10
Wire Bowl Strainers; special, each 10
Pan Rim Strainers; special, each... 15s
Extension Bowl Strainers; special, each...... 15
Combination Strainer and Dipper; special. .. .15
Dover Egg Beaters; No. 2 size; special, each. .15
Wire Pota to-Fryers ; special, each 15a
Three-bar, swinging Wall Towel Racks; spe
cial, each " 15a
Wood Towel Rollers; special, each 15
Wood Clothes Pins ; special, 2 dozen for. . . .15
75-foot Wire Clothes Line for..... 15
12-inch Cake or Mixing Spoons ; special, each. Jl5$
Vegetable Cutters; special, each. ..i., 15
Wire Potato-Mashers; special, each.;.......;20
Extension Bowl Strainers ; No. 2 size, special 20
Dish Strainers; special, each 35f
12-inch "Paragon" Feather Dusters; special. .40
14-inch "Paragon" Feather Dusters; special. .50
16-inch "Paragon" Feather Dusters; special.. 60
18-inch "Paragon" Feather Dusters; special., 70
Set of Mrs. Potts' Sadirons, 3 nickel-plated ' '
irons with handle and stand; special ...05
Furniture Repairing Refinishing and Satisfactory Exchanges Can Be Made
Upholstering
Have you an old furniture piece that has seen better days that, with a little
repair works, and renewal of upholstery and finish can be restored to its orig
inal condition? We are specially equipped for this class of work and will
gladly furnish estimates. Phone Exchange 34.
Through Our Exchange Department
This means that we will accept your old furniture, stove or range as part
payment when selecting new homefurnishings. By this method you re
ceive better prices than is possible through other means. Phone
Exchange 34.
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MUSEMENTS
De Wolf Hopper In "Happyland."
Tbe attraction at the HeiUg theatre,
Fourteenth and Washington streets, to
night at, 8:15 o'clock, will be the popu
lar comedian, De Wolf Hopper5. "Happy-
land" will continue aa the bill tomorrow
and Wednesday nights, ' with a special
price matinee Wednesday afternoon. Mr.
Hopper is supported by Marguerite
Clara and . an excellent company or 60
people.. Seats are now selling at thea
tre for the entire engagement. Phones,
Main 1, and A-11M.
Grace George'e Sale Tomorrow.
Tha advance seat sale will open tomor
row, Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock, at
box office the Heillr, theatre. Four
teenth and Washington streets, .for the
chafming Actress. Miss Grace Qeorg.
She will present Sardou'a comedy, "i
vorcons." at the above theatre for three
nights beginning next Thursday. Febru
ary 13, with a special
Saturday afternoon.
price matinee
"Kerry Gow" at the Marquam.
"Kerry Gow." the beat Irish play
ever written, la the attraction this week
at the Marquam. Bernard Daly, the
young romantic actor, la appearing In
the role of the farrier, made famous by
Joaeph Murphy. Mr. Daly has a mag
nificent voice and renders a number of
songs -of Erin in a way to justify the
claim that he Is the only successor of
the late W. i. Scanlan.
Have a Laugh on Me.
One of the greatest laugh makers la
the world today la "Charley's Aunt"
which packed the Baker to the doors
twice yesterday, and bids fair ta'' break
all former records for the week at the
popular down-town stock house. .How
ard Russell aa tha borua aunt from
Brasll, "where the nuts come from,"
MIna Gleaaon as the real aunt.
who
and
Dills aa SDOttlKiie. are three
Baker members who were In the pro
duction four yeara ago. All week, mat
inee Saturday.
appears at the critical moment,
William
"As Told In the Hills."
One of tha latest and best offerings
in the way of melodrama ia "As Told in
ine mils' wnien be Kan tne week yea
terday at the Empire. The Incidents
are drawn from real life. , The heroine
is a .young Indian girl, and the scenes
are lata in tne great soutnweat, run
of beauty and romance. Matineea Wed
nesday and Saturday.
Xew Grand Bill.
New features are offered on the, vau
deville program which beglna at the
Grand today. The headliner, Alblni,
the magician, ia a show In himself, and
this season he brings his latest illus
ions. ' Keller's Virginia Bellea, aeven
beautiful gins, who sing and dance, will
ba tha special added attraction and will
become popular immediately.
"Chinatown Charley. .
At the Star theatre this week Man
ager Richard B. French la presenting
his stock company In the newest sensa
tional comedy drama. "Chinatown Char-
perous run In New r York, where the
scenes are laid in tha Chinese quarter,
and was presented for the flrat time on
the Pacific ooaat yesterday at the
Star.
New Paper at Pilot Rock.
(Special DUpatcb to Tbe Journal.)
Pendleton, Or.. Feb. 10. A company
has been organised at Pilot Rock to
start a new weekly paper, tha Pilot
Rock News. About 26 local people have
subscribed for stock and will buy a
plant and employ an editor and begin
jUDiicaiion wiinin a. lew www. mere
4 now one paper at Pilot Rock, the
Pilot Rock Record, edited by John P.
UcManus. - . :. . -
No Muckraking at Hoqalam. '
(Special Dlasatra to She leanal.)
Hoqulam. Wash., Feb. 10. At tha last
meeting of tha city council tha resolu
tion presented a week ago bv Mr. Rich
ardson calling , for a meeting of . the
grand jury, to Investigate the charges
againat the conduct of the municipal
affairs of this place waa tabled br a
Tots of four to
irae.
Not in a Milk;Trust
Horlick'o
Malted Milk
TbV criminal and tsIat
, Avoid cheap sobt!rsjta ;
A : w Soda Fountain V
X g!aaa t 1 BodidtV M altd
Uh-4raVfnakea a delicfcxts aai
mwabtag; Jsuxa on. a coil Ly.
; Ask for Hor&rii'a
'. - ' At AB DniLta j
' " Stirring the permit in b t v ' -tnakas
a nourii.inj, L :.C !' -drink,
better than tea or cx
cooking;. A cupful hatrua r -
teg iaduca raaiiui gkejv .