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THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH ,13, 1008.
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Jewelers
jr. wor.r, m wash fink spkcta.
cies ouo. tiirin watcnrs i. repairing.
. MONEY TO LOAN V
LOANS UPON PLAIN NO
I VTlB WTf.r. IIAN VOU MONET,
salary Loans upon plain notes.
A UHOLUT ELY NO SECUK1TI."
OVR RATES ARE THK LOWEST.
WHAT MORK CAN YOU ASK?
' STATE SECURITY CO,
' 704 DEKUM BLDO.
. .. , . v. MONKY. . ' ,
for all salaried people. Com and gl
It: cheapaat ra'ea, smallest payment la
City; for ar.y on that want to mak a
loan privately end dealrea to b tratd
honorably thl la tha plae.
' MUTTON CREDIT CO, .
111. fifth floor. Iesum bldf.
LOANS MADK onaE stocks AND
bond a. V. S. Steel. Southern Pacina,
Union Paclflo and (0 othar gooa siocks
mill m Installments: wrlta me what
you hava and wleh to buy. sell 0'
row on: nramoL rvuaui 1 ,
nankin. linnaJno, It bM,.. San Kranclseo,
SIGN AND SHOW CARDS'
roSTCK A KLEISKR, B1QNH. THE
largest algn roakar in tba north aat
th and Everett sta. Phone Prlv. Kx, L
Homa A-llii. ' '
and carda of ail kind mad to ordar,
fllH 4th at. Phone Parifla . .
SIGNS TITa? ATTRACT" PJR'
land Sign uo.. sit stark. raelfle 1611.
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES
SHOWCASES Or. EVERY DE8CRIP-
tlon: bank, bar and atora fixture
mad to ordar. Tha fke Mfg. Co."
THJi JAMES I. MARSHALL MFO. CO.
howea. cabinet, a tor and offlea
flxturea. m Couch at Paclflo till.
R. H. lllkbSALU hJSlaNER: AUfHJT
winter lAimtxr Co.. T Hamilton bid
STORAGE
8ALART AND MORTOAOE IjOANS TO
salaried employe and on piano, fur
niture, warehouse receipts, nr,
....... ll.,l.. .n.1 all klmla of Securities,
Vow Kr Lon Mortgsg Co., 104
Antngton bins:
4BV,. .v..- - -
pi and othere upon their own
.... without ecuJ'y; vh'"Pei.Im!JS '
i .payment; ofrtcea In J principal
MONEY" ADVANCED SALARIED PEO-
nn invir v w 11 mm
aaleat
titles;
.miruf imm br aetlina ur
' .' t.i-ma rtrt Tnlmin. 121 Ablnaton bid a.
Jl6NRt " to" Loanfor buTETJIno"
purposes; can " rpuia in uiumiii
Installment Call for particulars Co
lumbia LUa Truat Co, Jl Lumber
' - Kxcharig bldg. .
7 , WlLlTltWTFOR CASH. ArtCNTj
V against tha Oregon Truat A Having
- bank. Merchant National and Title
Guarantee Truat Co. 8. V. Davldor
, A Co.
W'Z-OAN- LARGE AND 8MAL.L
' amount on rood real oatate aecurltr
J at low rat of Intereat C F. Pflunr
Co, room 14 Mulkey bid;., northeaat
, turner Jnd and Morrlaon t.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB,
bruah. aoap, II par month. Portland
Laundry A Towel Supply Co, tth and
-'- - Pti 41 - -
(100.U0U TO LOAN IN BUMS OF I LOOK
, or mora, i to T per cant, on Improved
!tT. M. O. Orlffln. I6 mrk.
SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONFI
dentlal; eaar to vet and aaay to pay.
T. A. Newton. 61 1 Buchanan bid
MilvATfi MONEY TO LOAN OT?
city and auburban property from ffiOO
apwarda. U Commercial Did;.
MOKTOAGtS. FIRST OR SECOND
lien and other real eetat aecurltla
dlacounted. R H Noble, Comrtierclal blk.
IMMEDIATE LOANS, IS TO 16.060. 6H
aU curltlea. R. I. Eckeraon A Co,
room , Whlnirton bldg. Main 45e.
LOANS' ON REAL ESTATE, CHAT
tela or twraonal eecurlty. W. A.
Hathaway. 10 Washington bliier.
MONEY TO iajAN ON CITY PROP
. . arty, from 1300 to $5,000. Coaat Com-
merclal Co., Dekum bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN, LARGS LOANS A
apoclalty, buildlnaflonna: loweat rate;
nre inaurance. w. u. tteck. aiz auinr.
SALARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT
Employe' lxn Co TH Dekum.
LOAN FOR THE ASKING SALARY OR
chattel.-The Loan Co, 410 Dekum.
gUICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES.
B. W. King. 4S Wah. bldg. M. 1100.
.MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS
of aecurlty. W. Hoi I. R. . Waah bldg.
IN SUMS OF 11,000 TO 430.000 U
W. Ooddard. J 10 2d at
MUSICAL
EMIL THIKLHORN. PUPIL OF PRO
feaaor Otakar Sevclk, violin and viola
teacher. A-410. 334 Pine. 4Pac. 2989.
MUSIC STORE. BAND 1N8TRU-menta.-
K PelberllnK. 104 Tourney
bid-.. 2d nd Taylor.
MANDOLIN. GUITAR. BANJO. J. PAR
ker, eulte 43, Mllner bldg, 380 H Mor.
PIANO. VIOLIN. MANDOLIN. BANJO.
Prof. Smith. 291 12th, M. 4708. A-3360
LOUIS , A. CRElfZ. TEACHER OT
violin. 111 Sherman, cor. let Pac. 19.
WAREHOUSE SPACE! FOR RENT, ON
rooaa atored. western stor
er Co., Ill Hawthorne ave.
A Tra
SAFES
DIEROLD MANOANEHrc SAFES
Large a took; lockout opened, Jalla,
metal furniture. J. E. Iavla, 46 3d at
TOU'EL SCPPL
T1TKW1UTKIW
ALL MAKES, RENTED. REPAIRED.
eold. r. n. U. Co, zjj mark. Tel. iur,
TRANHFER AMI . HAUUXQ '
C.aP. TRANSFER A STOR AG IS CO.
Offlc UK 1st t.. between 8 lark and
Oak ata; phone 699. Pianos and rur
nlture moved and packed for shipping;
commodious brick warehouse with asp
erate Iron room. Front and Clay.
oTen-roe transfer ca
Oeneral tranafer and atorage; aafea.
pianoa and furniture, etc, moved, packei
and shipped 109 Oak at., between Front
and let Phone Main 64T, A-H47:
ROSE CITY TRANS. CO ALL OR-
dara a-lven prompt attention. E. 3119:
rea. E. 1171. J. C Flndley. manager.
OREGON TRANSFER CO, 114 N. 4TH.
Main ni. Heavy hauling and atnrag.
Independent baggage a trans-
fer Co. Storage 114 Stark. Main 407.
ITHOLSTERIXQ AND REPAIRING
BIJOU UPHOLSTERY. 137 11TH. SEAT
and hail cuaniona. steamboat work
a specialty. Cabin upholatry. Main 8191,
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
M. A. OUN8T A CO,
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
EVERDINO A FARRELL, PRODUCE
and commission merchant. 140 Front
at, Portland. Or. Phone Main 179.
OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC-
turlng Co. Manufacturers of furni
ture for the trade. Portland, Or.
WADHAMS A CO.. WHOLSESALE GRO-
cera, manuracturera and eommlaslon
merchanta. 4th and Oak si.
LEW1S-STKNGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co, barber' auppllea, barbera' furni
ture, barbers- chairs. 10th and Morrlaon.
.HE GRATON A KNIGHT MFG. CO
oak tanner, leather beltlnc manufac
turers. Portland, Or.. 61 lat st.
BATES-WIGHT CO, CALEJDARS AD-
vertlalng noveIHe. 180 Ith t
J . ' HARRIES A CHINESE STATESMAN, v 1 1(7
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Tha human body la most wonderfully and perfertly constructed. Each part la built
qua to Ita task. Unless overburdened or attacked by d I seas, no orran falter. Mature
Intended that evry man abould llva all bla year a perlect man. i Few men do. Moat
. men can, ..-..,.. - - . - . . , . . . ...
AU men make mlstakee, Soma maka mltake In youth. Othara make mlataxaa after
. thy have grown to ba man. Still othara are merely unfortunate Practically aU disease
and disorder ara tha result of mletakee or misfortune.
Tha problem of living a perfect man la simple. Undo tba Injury that mlatakaa. or
mlafortuna have wrought. Then avoid both Uva aa nature bo lit you to live, ;
UNDOING THE INJURY t
I do not know how many thousand of man I have treated.' Z have bean a specialist
In men disease for 17 year. During moat of these year my practice haa bean tba
x largest of Its kind upon tha Paclflo coaat. 1 During the several yeara lust paat It haa
been fully double that of any other specialist In tha west treating; men' dlseaa.
I have met with but few Incurable can a. I have failed to oura In still fewer cases.'
In recent years I have failed In none, Thla 1 because I attempt to cure only those
casee that I feel confident 1 can cure, and aa my experience haa grown I have become,
able to determine curable and Incurable case with certainty. It la alao becau my
kill In curing baa grown and my methods of treatment nave bean perrectea
In Any Uncom
plicated Case
. SB. TATXOS,
Tka Xadlar pacUUat
My Fee lor a 4 f
Cure Is Only Hf 1 V'
I Am Always Willing Jo Wail Jor My Fee Until a Cure Is Effected
WEAKNESS
No matter In what form thna functional derange
ment commonly termed "weakness" may appear, tha
causative conditions are. In fully 96 per cent of the
cases, very similar. I have given the closest possible
study to this remarkably prevalent ailment, and find
that In practically every case of prematuroness, etc.
there exist at some vital point of tha pelvio system
a state of chronic tenderness. Inflammation or conges
tion. My first step Is a thorough examination to ascer
tain the exact location and nature of the disorder, after
which, by a system of carefully directed local treat
ment, I restore the affected part to Ita normal condi
tion, which promptly reaults In full and complete re
turn of power. In perhaps less than 6 per cent of tha
rases do I find general Impoverishment, lack of ner
vous energy or any other condition of complication re
quiring constitutional treatment Therefore, I may
safely assert that not more than one case In 60 can ba
permanently benefited by the uae of tonics, stimulants,
electrical or mechanical appliances, and that fully 49
cases In ,40 will . ba aggravated by such methods of
treatment.
My cures are positive, complete, thorough ana per-
of the functional weakness is totally removed. The
knowledge grained by close study ana observation In
thousands of rases enables me to recognise the exact
requirements and treat accordingly, and In years I
have not failed in a single Instance to accomplish ths
desired results.
VARICOCELE
Varicocele affects the veins of the spermatic cord.
An average of one man In four suffers from this af
fliction. The muscular walls of the veins weaken
and relax, the valves cease to perform their functions
and local stagnation of the blood ensues. The first
evidence of varicocele Is usually a thickening, dilating.
knotting and twisting of the veins on ono or both sides.
most frequently upon the left side, often accompanied
by pnlns In the bnrk. legs, thighs or chest and a sense
of dragging: the groin. Owing to the Impaired circula
tion, a wasting away of the organs, accompanied by
partial or complete loss of power, almost without ex
ception, follows In sever eases where treatment Is nr-
acted, ana even sugntiy developed cases cannot fall to
have a' damaging Influence upon the organs Involved
aa well as upon tha general health. Safety In all In
stance demands a prompt cure, for varicocele is a dis
ease that Increases In severity tha longer it Is na
lected. -I
cure varicocele without pain and without detain-1
lng tha patient from business. I have cured over 3.000
cases without a single failure or unpleasant result.
My treatment la. original and' haa been develoned
through 17 years of practical experience. It restores
tha loot tone and alsstlclty to tha weakened and di
lated blood vessels, which results In normal circulation
and reestablishes tha natural processes of waata and
repair throughout the vital system.
aCv special praotloe alsa inolade SCydrooeie, atria
tara, r Contract Disease. Ooatagloaa 3Uoo4 FoUoa.
Xerroaa Debility aa all JUflex AXUasata,
CONSULTATION FREE '
To men whose year ara being lived In physical
Imperfection as a result of mistakes or misfortune,
whose lives r lea than full and perfect Uvea and
who yearn to be tha men that nature meant them to
be, I extend an earneet and aympathetlo offer of con
sultation and advice. My experience among; men and
In treating men's diseases places ma In a position to
be helpful to you. In consulting ma you will ba
asked no foolish and embarrassing questions. All In
formation given you will have a direct and vital
bearing. If your symptoms ara of no consequence I
will tell you so. If treatment Is needed I will tell
you Its coat ana in lime mat. win in au proDaoiuty
bo required to erreot a complete cure.
If I feel any
not urge my services upon
doubt aa to my ability to cur you, I will not take
your caae at all. I will
you.
If you aee fit to place your caae In my cars.
every promise I maka shall be fulfilled. If you do
not, you will be welcome to the information and sug
gestions feriveh. and will be Invited to call for further
consultation absolutely free at any time.
Those finding It Inconvenient or Impossible to call
In peraon are st liberty to write a full and complete
description of their symptoms, and their letters will
receive my prompt and careful attention. All. consul
tation strictly confidential.
American women have married diplomats of nearly all the contin
ental nations, but Mrs. Yunn Kwal. whose picture is here shown. Is
allen A Lewis, commission and the first American woman to marry a Chinese statesman. She was a
nrndltrA tnPili.ntj IT,nnt n .4 ria, I
W HOLES ALECROCKERYnDGLt5S- wuuiau ui i euueiucui ttuu cuuure, mm uer iiuuuauu is
war, praei. Hegel ft Co, Portland, rirst secretary or tne Chinese legation, bne declares ner intention or
adopting oriental garb on her return to her husband's country.
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
COKsTXX SECOaTD AVD KOBBISOY aTTBBSTS, WmTlAJfB, OMOOaft9
Prirat Batraaoo 834 14 Morrison ' Street.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
MINES AND INVESTMENTS.
TO CLOSE "UP AN ESTATE I WILL
sell
One certificate 1,000' shares Denny
. DuUc ...... ,
One- certificate 2,000 shares Denny
'Dulla. -- i. .
6,000 shares Rambler' Gol Mining,
4,000 shares Black Swan Mining-,
'1.090 shares Tonopah Northern.
Make your highest rash orrer.
Administrator, care The Journal.
MONUMENTS
WANTED MEN WITH BUSINESS
abllltv who can furnlah IROft in
11.600 cash security for district super
intendents for the larsest and moat
successful merchants' association In
the west (18 offices In California).
openings in Portland. Salem Mnd As
toria; experience unnecessary, rnut hon
esty and energy la essential; remunera
tion 13,000 to 19,000 per annum, ac
cording to location and ability. The
president of the association Is in this
city ror a short time. For Interview
amreas k-zzs, Journal.
EXCELLENT PAY AND PERMA
nent plac: city asent for old lin
health and accident insurance company,
union Guarantee association, ground
noor commercial Club bldg, 6th and
JHK SIS
KSS
DELAYS
IEU A KINGSLEY. 26K 1ST, PORT-
land's leading marble and granite wka
NOTARY PUBLIC
C F. PFLUGER, NOTARY PUBLIC,
commissioner of deeds. Deutsches
aotarlst K. 14 Mulkey bldg, 3d and Mor.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. CLARA MACFARLANE, SPECIAL
1st gynecology and obstetrics, 311-14
Swetl&nd bldg. Main 6666; A-1966; res.
Pacific 167.
DR. LILLEBELLE PATTERSON. SPE
clalist on nervous, acute and chronic
diseases. -317 Fenton bldg. Pacific 1190.
DR. R. B. NORTHRUP. 416-16-17 DE
kum bldg. Id and Washing-ton st.
Phone Main 149. Examination free.
PLUMBERS
DONNERBERG A RADEMACHER, 101
jtsurnaia st. jfnone Main isi
FINE PIANO AND VOCAL TEACHER
win exchange lessons for plain sew
ingana mending. K-zso, journal.
WANTED TO BUY 2 TEAMS YOUNO
horses, 1,400 to 1,600 lbs. Oregon A
vYuiMiiuHiun iiumopr jo., root or nam
mon ave, south Portland.
LADIES' GOLD WATCH. WEDNE8
dav. March 11. isnnorram V. T. itr
engraved on cover. Liberal reward "wlli
uo paia ior its return as it is highly
. . A 1 . . A 1 . ..I .
,cimru as a. neejBiKe. m IBS MUTpny
1435 Knowles ave.. or Phone East 6240
AN EXPERIENCED FRUIT-CANNERY
man wants a poultlon as foreman of
rne preparation ana canning depart
jiiriiiB. journal
BEE OUR ADVERTISEMENT FOR
district superintendents wanted, In
uuainesB cnance column.
PLATING AND OXIDIZING
REFINISHINQ. FIXTURES. PORT-
land Plating Co, 303 E. Wash. E.1382
PRINTINQ
v MODERN PRINTERY MOVED TO
146 6th st. opp. Meier A Frank's.
. , UG1LBEE BROd, PRINTERS CARDS,
. blUheads. etc. Main 1866. 146 lat.
PAINTING AND PAPERING
PAPERING. ' KALSOMIN
ing. W, M. Johnson, 429 6th st
Main mt.' . - "
FOR BEST WORK, PRICES RIGHT,
rail P. A. Doane. E. 1093. 104 Union ave.
. PUBLIO STENOGRAPHERS
DUFUR A - DUFUB, II CORBBTT
; bldg. Phone A-6386; largest and most
complete stenographio ofltice In west
FATHER FALLS DEAD
AT ILL SON'S BEDSIDE
Overexertion of Restraining Alco
holic Patient Kills Old
Parent.
PAINTS, Oil AND . GLASS
JP. E. BEACH A CO, THE PIONEER
- faint yo. window glass ana giasing.
iss imi, jfnone is.
PATENT ' ATTORNEYS
PROTECT YOUR IDEA WE CAN
patent It Moulton & Scobey, attor
?". Colombia bldg, Portland. Or.
i. J. HIKSHHEIMER. 22f?4"WABH, Y
patent and pension attorney. '
Patents. coPYRtGHts. a.' X ma-
ter, 618 Commonwealth bldg.
REAL ESTATE
J. M. Pittenzer & Co..
- 163 Russell st, Phop B. 4649. Flra
insurance, 'loan. -Teal estate.
J, W. OGILBEEtEAL ESTATE AND
loans: eatah. S3. 14SH l6t. room 11.
ROOFING.
,,KU0 . OUTTERING, RE
pairing and general"bblng. . loslL
Jefterson-at. Pacific I4tc
IF VOLiH ROOF LEAKS OR EeU"
painting, call E. 4969. Woodlawn 811.
RUBBER STAMPS ; AND SEALS
ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P.
D. C Co, 331 Stark. Tel. 1407. r
New York, March 12. John J. Jay-
cox. 65 years old. of Binghamton, was
bending over the bed in which hjs son,
"red B. Jaycox, was having a convul
sion at tne latter' home, 62 Grove
street, this city, today, when the father
began to gasp for breath. He went to
a rear room and toppled over dead.
When the wife and the daughter-in-
law of Mr. Jaycox came upon his body
they began screaminir. A nniiinmn
went to their assistance, and after send
ing for an ambulam-e i,d n ne couia
do to control the son, who had become
violent.
At the hospital it was said that Jay
cox was suffering from alcoholism.
FINDS SILK GARTER IN
HIS PACK OF T0BACCQ
But Married Man Declines Invita
tion , to Find lite
Mate.
OU LINER
Sweethearts' Farting Smack
Lasts Second Over Three
Minutes.
STREET PAVING
WARREN i CONSTRUCTION CO.
street paving, sidewalks and crosa-
1 n e n. J 1 4 Lumber Exchange v
'iHS BARBER ASPilALT PAViNO COl
i-fj oalacd. Oflice tli Worcester blk,
Pottatown, March - IS. Pretty, berib-
boned and of red silk Is the garter Ed-
Vdrd B.1 Trout, a tinsmith, found in a
fresh pack of smoking- tobacco today.
On the garter was a card which said:
"If vou want' to know -the wenrer
n ddI v at the Miller cigar factory. Potts-
town. Pennsylvania, and , you will aee
the mate. -
This sueestlon to see tha mate haa
not been acted on by Mr. Trout, as he
Is married -and has . several children.
As a leap year proposal .this is said
to be unique..- " '.t
- A large number of pretty girls ara
erapioyea at tne Miner cigar raciory.
Mumps at iScappooae. ?
8nrlal rHunatrh in Tha lanrnaLt
Scapnoose. Or, March 13. An epidem
iu mumps is raging in this communi
ty..: jxeariy every lamuy has one or
snore casca It Is feared the school will
"JS. be cloaed. There are a few cases
of bilious fever. v - , . ;... : v ,
Metxger, jeweler, optician, 142 Wash-
New York, Mkrch 10. The Merry
Garden kiss, the "Dream Walts" kiss
and all other famous, kisses of lengthy
duration were left at the post when the
real "soul kiss" was exemplified on
the gang plank of the steamship Tour
aine of the French line which delayed
the steamer rrom sailing a second
over three minutes, which was the
time of the prolonged smack.
The order had been given to draw in
the gang plank by Agent Fouget when
a dainty and pretty French girl leaped
from a taxicab and dashed for the
steamer. Sh had run midway up the
gangplank when she noticed the prep
arations to depart, and she paused and
cried, "Francois!"
A form in the person of a goodlook
lng youna Frenchman answered her
cry from the steamer, and they were
in each other's, arms before any of the
crew could prevent him from leaving
the steamer. As they locked arms their
lips met and the kiss was on.
Persons aboard the steamer and on the
f ler stopped waving and calling adieus,
he crew - ceased shouting, while the
captain forgot to give any further or
ders and simply gasped as the kiss con
tinued. Agent f'ouget was the only
one woo retained nis presence or mind
and at the start had exclaimed, "Oh, I
cannot atop that!"
With watch in hand he had been di
recting the departure of the big steam
er. He kept one eye on the a way Inn
couple and the other on the watch as it
ticked off the seconds.
One minute, he murmured softly to
himself: "two minutes," he later whis
pered; but as-the hands moved around
he could not repress his agitation as he
almost shouted "three minutes!" The
last call was evidently heard by "Fran
cois" and his pretty sweetheart, for a
second later tney. unwound themselves
from their embrace and the luscious
kiss was over.
Silence utter silence had greeted
engrossed were the thousands or more
nectators. DUt as tne young coudiq
Darted-the spell was broken and lusty
cheers Drone iorin irom tne passengers,
crew and crowd on tne pier.
Her face a blushing scarlet, the
vnuns- woman tripped down trre srarur
plank, radiantly happy, while her com
panion darted back aboard the Tour-
alne. breathing heavily from the ex
ertinna or bis ecstatic rareweii.
The steamer . was immediately cast
loose and "Francois," In the stern, kept
waving his hat to . his sweetheart on the
pier until he disappeared from sight
down the bay. . '
It is the first time oh record that a
kiss has delayed the sailing; of a Eu
ropean steamer. Orders hava . been
issued by the French line officials to
be vigilant and prevent a repetition of
tne ' soul Kiss arouna .sailing time.
EXPLORERS FlflD
MJLCUFFS
Face of Great Wall of Rock
Covered With Chiseled
Figures.
'MM Pt7$ -A MM Mm
"BOWERY DEPEW" AT
THE - WHITE HOUSE
(Special Dtsostcb to Tt JoornaU
Washlnrton. March . 12. Tom RO'
nan, known as "the Bowery Depew,-was
presented to the president toaay oy
Representative Bennet of , New .York.
The. president and Tom ara old friends,
ana tne visitor reeiea on a swiit speecn
in bis" best vernacular. - i
"Mr. President," he said, TbrlnaTyou
greetings from tha- Bowery. , Keep up
wui KUUU ffUrR. - v ' -- .
ten to Mr. Rooaavelt whlla h waa at
Montauk Point before he became rov-
ernor, and asked him down to the Bow
ery to speak. .-.-.....'
"You came and talked to us, Mr. Pres
IdenV d'ye mind, and some Here
Tom struggled bard to keen back n
term that would not anunil wall In tha
White House. i- j - . -' , . . ,
"Somebody stole votir mat.'' ' -i-
The ' president said - ha minded
about it. . "
all
Fort Smith, Ark, March 18. For years
there has been a legend current in the
Boston mountains and throughout the
northwestern portion of Arkansas of a I
lost mine. The legend had Ita origin In
Indian tradition. Many have explored I
the canyons and cliffs north of Mulber
ry, end there are men who for many
years have devoted their lives to the ex
ploration of that region, where are
found the most rugged mountain forma
tions In the state.
Among the firm believers In the hid-
uen treasures and weird history secrets
of the Boston mountains is a noted
mountain character who haa devoted
the last 20 years of his life to prospect
ing and exploration A. B. Sloans,
whose home is. 18 miles north of Mul
berry, and who is known in all ' that
section as "the Cave Man."
Mr. Sloarie Is at present in Fort
Smith with a remarkable collection of
ores, stalactites, stalagmites and other
cave and rock formations. He also has
some samples of varl-colored marble, of
which he declares there are great ledges
in the canyons of the Boston mountains, I
80 miles north of Mulberry. ' I
Another man who has often Joined! and other drug: habits are positively cured bf I
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iiiiii in iiicse rAjjwrnuuu iripa la vr, lusiiuiAi rvr oypouermu or internal US&
run oi aiuiDerry. lit. iii is aiso an i Bsmpiesent so any arng nsoitney
cntnusiast on tn-suDjeci ox tne cava i mwi.
and otner remarKahie rormations lnjPt;
that vicinity. One1 of the peculiarities
of the region is described, by them as a I for sal by kldome Drag Oa, ui XUi4
ciur iuu yards long ana u reel nign pin reruaa.
with perpendicular race wmcn Dears evi
dence or the handlwora or men or two
or more centuries ago.
animals and Birds
Mr. Bloane tells of discoveries made
during two years of work In-uncover
lng the .primitive formations. He and
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i .i. ritnttunii isisirt st, foruanc or.
stone. Along tne Dase or tne cnrr, in
digging in thesartiflcial formation made
of stone and cement ages ago, they
found counterparts or the symbols cut
in the walls above. In going deeper at
one point they broke through into a
cave which bad evidently been sealed
up ages ago.'
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