M THE . OREGON IJAILY ,' JOURNAL ' PORTLAND. THURSdAV EVENINOj APRIL 1 9, 1003.
1
THE STOKE NOTED FOR BEST OOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF
I"
; . - NOTED CORVALLIS COUPLE
OF WORLD
CROP FACTS
;
4 1...
M
guraraa of Elaborate Daily
Bulletins to Board of
:i Trade at Chicatro Kearing
; Coippletlohccond Only
t.'a Tfpnnrt.
m uu'wuiiivuvw -x
V
: ChligS April ..-The annual report
' of tb Chicago board rda u "r"
: ,: lng eempi.tisn. A1 will this year be
" even A more complete
; facts : concerning the grain and llr-
itocJc business of the country than here
: tofore, and second onljr to the raport of
the department of agriculture la the
U aoopa Of Ita statistics. . s -i-A
h'k. .r( Mrh rear not only elvesTi
- tha rules governing the f&s"
; Urn members, including tha -JrasUo Z
1; iulrements for deliver of tha '
- commodities dealt t?i V.'i it751 tt52
werlda ore. figures, li will Includ. this
"f ... ..h.iiatiwa an m marT "Of
rP. dall, rti wch board, of
' trade gamer i ani x
- JjIsD. 10 Ul PUDIIO yrm
$ Daily Cable Beperts.
; Tha dally and aJmoat hourly reporta
. , t changing conditions of tha uPPlT
'bled to thla and other boards of trade
.from prominent rnarlwt centers of the
'old world UvorpooU
Antwerp, Berlin, Budapest andrecentiy
from Buenos Ayres. they quota PrM
t rrain in each of these markets, . ba-
tliea immediate and steady quotBUons
rrom ail tba prominant markata of thla
Country. All tha reports ara rested on
"bulletin boarda as faat M received, and
ure furnished, to too " np
. ;iicker companies, which Bend them out
' in all directions. -Thus tha racalpU and
ihlBmente of grain and tow ii Ml
and waatarn primary market", and tha
- Export clearancaa from tha seaboard laxe
. mada mattera of oubllo knowladra
..iiiJ nn Uonilit of -etch weak tha
' "world'a ahlpmant of whaat and corn.
. -"and tha aroounta or aacn
hv ohi. ara duly Doeted.
'1 ha movamant of liyaatock at aripua
' 't'ointa ia riven flauy aa wa aa wwniy.
on Monday of aach week, alao, tha vla-
;iiia oupply of grain at all market cen
Otera of prominence ia compiled and
; ?Xll thU Information i l cattered ao
broadoaat by althor public or private
enterprlaa tnat no maiier wnera
la ha can alwayo get it ahortly after ita
'. 'receipt by tha boarda of trada. Naaxly
ul t armera now have telephonea ia their
homaa, ana any nour-m ma u;
tla or no oxpenaa by tha r resent ayatam
irean learn tha current of tha markata
and prioaa at any given point of proml
nence within, vary faw mlnutae.
' ' Orowa OradnaJly.-
i So gradually haa tha ayatam grown up
'that Ita Importance la not generally
iraallied except by tha study of auch
report aa tha forthcoming one of tha
Chicago exchange. Jf thera were no
'.hoard of trada thla information prob
ably would not be available produce ra
irepeclally would be tout poorly informed,
'if informed at all; they would be at
I the mercy of thoao who were informed.
The big buyera muot of necessity get
information of the world'a marketa, Ir
'reapeotlve of cost, and they would nat
urally utilize their own private Infor
mation for their own benefit. . v ',
t Thla brings borne the importance to
the public and particularly to the pro
'ducera the fact that propotied legisla
tion ara lnst the aratem of buying and
5 selling for future delivery would seri
ously cripple the eatablished and legiti
mate exchanges, rresiaeni roram
" Knrr of tha ChlcaarO board of trade ore-
icently aald: "Such legislation will close
the great grain ana cotton exenanres
of the country, will drive all apeculatlve
; buying and selling to the European
, boards of trade and will deprive our
farmers, livestock raisers and cotton
planters of the Immense advantages of
; the broad, open, competitive markets
i now afforded by the exchangee, where
millers, exporters, speculators ana gram
'shippers are all bidding against each
other. If trading In grain for future
; delivery ia abolished or so restricted as
'to prevent speculative selling ana ouy
4 lng. the grain eropa of the country will
then be sold aa potatoes, hay, apples
? and tobacco now are aoia.
i -
Tomorrow Last Day for Dis-
i , count.
Oa Sdollgg will do th Vork ! two fir FrkSaj and Batnrday. - Read ovory lino of -
thii ad, for rvery ainglo Item advertised X a genuine - bargain. Mail ordera ' filled.
Rev. P. A. Moeoa and Mr. Mosoa of CorvaJllal'
(Bpedal Dispatch U The tarsal.)
Corvallla. Or, April . The golden
wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs.
P. A. Moses, highly esteemed residents
of this city, was celebrated at the home
of Presiding Elder C. 1 McCausland
Tuesday night The hours were from
7 to 10 and upwards or o rnenaa paia
their respects to the venerable pair our
lng the evening, leaving many beautiful
gifts. The rooms were decorated In
6reen and gold, and Mrs. McCausland.
Ira. Sydney Trask of Falls City and
Miss Ada Finley. assisted by several
young people- ef the Methodist Episco
pal church south, ervad dainty refresh
ments throughout, the evening.
Professor J. B. Horner acted aa mas
ter of ceremonies and Interesting ad
dresses were made by Rev. Moses, Dr.
I. R. N. Bell Rev. D, H. Leech. Rev.
McCausland and others. Rev. Form an
aang several solos.
Ksv. P. A. Moses Is quite a noted
character.- He Is of German extraction.,
HJs great-grandfather and family land
ed in Philadelphia September I. 1740.
They came i the ship "Loyal Judetti"
and settled In Chester county. His
arandfather moved to Vlrsinla In 17X4
and settled la Buckingham county, now
Appomatoz county. P. , Aj Moses waa
reared near that place. Hd graduated
After inf ferine for ae ten yean.
this woman Tvasreitored to health
by Lydl K. rinkbam'a Vegetablo
J MrsSallie Fiencbrof Iaucaunla,
Ind. Ter- .writes to Mrs. JPinkham t
, "i I. had .female troublea for aeven
years waa' all run-down, and ao ner
tous 1 could not do anything. The
doctora treated me for different troublea
but did me no good. While la tbla con
dition I wrote to Mrs. PJnkham for ad
rloe and took Lydla B. Plnkham'a Vege
table Compound, and X am bow atrong
'twig Kid Gloves'.
;:;;:$2.38'',;;
Standard $3 Quality. Comes
in black and the popular new
tan and runet shades. 'On
ale Friday; and - Satiday
only at this price. Clovea
fitted at counter. "
at tha Rsndolph-Macon college In that I . J
... t n iiiki in usa ha waa lloensed I aa weu.
VhSk FOR SICK WOMDI.
he. spent 17 years. M , For thlrtr years Lydla E. ITnlc-
K. rntmAmntM rmr for three rears. I hun g Vegetable U0mD0uHO. ID&UO
and came to Oregon in 17I, where he from root anA herbs. OU been the
M.ThodT.'t i.p.f church'south: .undard remedy for female ilia.
While , in Arkansas. Rev. Moses mar-1 -ni haartnstriirftlY Mired thonsandfl of
r.f. t!" v.b i!Iim u"JVLur.Jr2Ji women who have been troubled with
of English-descent, and her fsther waa rjlSplawment8,lnflammatIoritUlcera
a colonel under General Andrew Jack- Zij imori lrrTTlarirt
son in mi and fought in tha battle of tion, flDroid tumors, lmiruianues,
jmm nrleans Tha Howell family waa narlAHIn rtafrid hfl.rirftrhA. that hear
inr-ciownieeunp;, nanuency.maiges.
V. I.,.. I . , , 44l
ur. ana Mrs. mobsb nm cuuunu, jion, aizzuteBs.oruervuua iivowuitu.
Dugene. Samuel Mossa. of Phllomatn , A. TJont healtata to WTit to BIT
W. Mosea or Anions, victor Moses vi , . n fl i ainfhlna
Corvaiiis, Mra. wuiiam Janks of Tan- IMnkham If there is nruung
gentand Mra. Sydney Traak of Palls I about your sickness you do not
aty. . . understand. Bii wui ireai your
'Gcnulne-Soisettc'
Name atamped on "aelvage.
Cornea 32 inches wide, in col
on tan, light and dark blue,
lavender, green, red, black,
white, cream, .pink., brown
and gray. Sold elaewhere
at 35c - ,.-.;t , : '
BEIIIIETT'S WORD
II. i with ran
i .
Executive Tells Councilman
He'll Have to Bolster Up
Statements.
jttfea nuiiiv. mi h . v
th. t Artaona be In I) resent. I fTM. AO WOmAn CTer reKTeiXeO
WTitmif ncr, buu necause vx uw
Tast experience sne nas - neipea
thousand. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Cambric Gowns
W o m e n'f . Floe Cambric
Gowna,k if 6 different Itylea,
lace and , embroidery trim
med, Jong1 or abort aleevea;
atandard $1.50 and $2.00 val
ues. Made in atandard aizea.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS 10 GUI
die RoH," Mra. Lorena A- T. Hodaon,
Newbera: t. "Tha Bearlnnera." Mra. M
S, Meacham, Portland; I, "Primary
ethods." Mra. W. F. Fowler. Portlaadj
4. -junior Classes," Mrs. etepnen a.
Zxwell. Pendleton: S. "The Value of the
Primary Union," Mrs. R. R. Steele. Portland.
1:00 Conference or county officers I
m i 1:00 conrerence or oounty ornoen
T Went V-TMra Annual (JOn and department auperintendents. oon
Tntlon of Oregon Assocla-
1
a- 2 .'
t Send check or cay at office on or be
April bills for the Automatic Telephone.
Corner of Park and Burnslde Sts.
;CLA3EXCE BLETHEN
t :EUKS DOWN BABIES
s t -'t
I V (United Prew braied Wire.)
' Seattle. April -While traveling at
a "high rate of speed, Clarence Blethen,
one of thd editors of the Seattle Times,
f rail down and seriously injured two llt-
i tie children with his automobile late
i yesterday afternoon. Blethen took the
injured ones to the Wayside hospital,
. where their injuries are being attended
i to. , i
t, j 1 ' "
i SorosU shoes at $3.60 per pair have
no equal, wear northwest corner Third
' no equal, wear nonnwei
and Washington streets.
i '."
; Easter cards, finest in the city.
Postal Shop. 124 Fifth street.
The
Aa' announced In yesterday's Journal
the ordinance granting aa appropriation
of f VE0 fr an arch of welcome to be
erected at Sixth and Hoyt atreeta for
the. Rose Festival , waa passed over
Mayor Ivans' b veto along with four other
ordlnanoea. The oouncll sustained the
mayor In but one veto. This was the
ordinance : for employment agencies
which Mayor Lane vetoed because It
discriminated against girls and woman
The council sustained the veto by
vote of six for the ordinance and eight
against.
Councilman DiiscoU's ordinance, pro
viding fines for miners who misrepre
sent their aaes to saloonkeepers in se
curing . intoxicating liquors was also
fiassed over the mayor's veto.' although
wo of the majority party, Councilman
Baker ana cellars votea witn tne mayor.
To offset this Councilman Cottel and
Concannon of the minority party, voted
in favor of the ordinance.
There was little discussion In passing
the veto ordinances save over the light
ing ordinance and the one granting a
strio of land to orooerty holders on B
moot street This latter caused a tilt
between Ma vor Lane and Councilman
Bennett. Bennett explained that the
property owners had already given a
strip of land equal to the one given In
return by the city and that the purpose
or tne ordinance was out to siraignien
the street Mayor Lane said there waa
nothing in the ordinance to show that
this was. true and Bennett replied that
he had just told the mayor about It. 1
"I know you did," replied Mayor Lane,
"but your unsupported word would not
suffice with me." . '
The council also passed tne ordinance
granting C. W. Nottingham permission
to erect a frame building within the
fire limits.
Tomorrow. Frldav. will nosltlvelv be
the last day for discount on west aide
gas bills. Portland Gas company.
LONDON RESUMES HIS
CRUISE AROUND WORLD
(United Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, April V. Jack London
and Mrs. London have resumed their
world cruise on the yacht Snark.' When
the steamer Mariposa, which arrived
here yesterday, left Papeete, on the
Island of Tahiti, on March 25, the Snark
followed her out of the harbor and sot
out for the Island of Mores, In the
Pomotu group.
London expects to stay several weeks
in Morea, said to be the most pictur
esque or an tne samoan islands, ana
during- his stop there he will live with
the natives. Me win men return 19
Parjeete and write several articles de
tailing his adventures among the island'
T9. The novelist intends to sail zrom
Papeete to Pago Pago, near Australia,
and then continue bis world tour.
tion at Forest Grove.
ducted bv Marion Lawrence.
1 :00 -Special music, solo, by Profes-
aor id. o. Exceu.
S:10 Address, "Boys4 Clube,' Ivan B,
Rhodes, state Y. M. C. A. secretary.
It 40 Address. "Organised Adult
Classes." Rev. R. IL StorT. Pendleton:
t Many speakers Of note are scheduled general discussion, -
. ,, . . , t. . tvLH I jwo-nunuw imuis va " nnai ji
10 ueuTer wurwioi .1 , QoBm to Do jn My 8unday BchOoL"
annual convention 01 ine ureguu dw 4.40 Business; adjournment
Sunday School association, which wiu Wednesday Evening.
begin a three days' session In the First 7:S0 Grand service of song, led by
Congregational church at Forest Grove Professor E. O. Kxcell; invocation.
E. W. Haines of Forest Grove, In behalf
of the city and board or trade, ana
among the other prominent speakers
will be the International secretary of
the association, Marion Lawrence, ana
18x36 Huck Towels
100 dozen Fringed Huck
Towela on aale Friday and
Saturday at half regular
price. Full 18x36 inchea;
red border and very absorb
ent Regular 15c value.
v "7 '65c and 75c .
HOSIERY
A. treat Enter Sale tt Sample
HoMery1.000 ; paira of the very
latest fancies in embroidered, lace
tripe, allover lace, lace boot ef
fects also . ,
7
SLV,
7
X ere'at variety of the popular
black ana white checks ana plaids;
complete line of the new color
ings: rearular 65c to 85c values.
See window display.
Long Lisle .Gloves
Genuine French-Lisle Glovea
in a complete line of colors
including black, white, rus
set, blue and green,-full el
bow length and. best $1.25
quality, 4 ; t ,,?
Hemmed Sheets
SOo :.
On eale Friday and Satuf
-Full, bleached hemmed
day.
Sheeta,
oualitv
forced center; 'aplendid 60c
tftde. See these. , V
sizes 7&90,
muslin, with
extra
rem-
WarnerV Corsets
Warner's Rust-Proof Corset,
in new medium bust model,
long hip and medium long
over abdomen; a "good aver
age shape; hose supporters;
regular $1.25 grade. ,
' Sleeveless Vests
Women's fine Swiss Ribbed
Sleeveless Vests with deep
lace yoke, several styles to
choose from and best regu
lar 20c and 25c values. .
great snap.
professor IS. O. Exceu. both or cnicago.
c Merrill, international
ana Rev. w.
ri
Following Is the program
Bogsr B. Slnnott ' " .7
For District Attorney.
PIEATES CAPTUEED
IN GILBERT ISLANDS
Come to' the right shop,
the Boys' ' Store,- for boys
. from 3 years up, and youTI
find no lack-of variety and
style in clothing for your
own little one.. : ;
- One of our novelties is the
rUid Russian Sailor Blouse
Ceme in and try it on him.
(United Press Leased Wire.) '
Victoria, B. C.,- April . A atorjr of
piracy and murder in the South Seas
was Drought to this port by the steam
enln Marama. Acnorrtlnr in thesn ad
vices the captain and mate of a echoon
er irom uaiiao were attacked by JO-
vn mur timer, u. jacason ana J. 'ray'
lor. who constituted the crew, and com'
pelled thera to lump overboard. The
pirates then took charge of the- ship
and started for Australia, but wore
wrecked in the Gilbert islands. ' , A
trading schooner found the vessel. : the
me murder and piracy was re
vealed and the piratea were-placed Un-
rroi. jacKson oonressed. ,
OTMHIG CO
1.MC3 Third Street
RECIPE FOR ROSY CHEEKS
.00 i to your druggist ana pur
cnase the following: Two ounces
1 2 . SSi ,wtr; one ounce of '
Spirit Cologne; four ounces Bar?
torn." ' ,' - , , f
, - Put Jhe Sartoln In a pint of not
water (not boiling), aoft water ,
0 being preferable. When it is disv
solved and cooled, strain through
1 ?ncl.Jh' tn Rose Water v
, and - Spirits ot Cologne. This
.preparation ta be applied twice a
day or oftener: if adhered to per. ;
. sisteutly is. said to. vroduco won- .
ders even on the worst complexion-or
roughest skin. - It is an
inexpensive mixture.
leld worker.
In fuU:
, . atoaday Srenlaa;.
7:10 Service of sons', led bv For en t
urove cnorus; opening prayer. Rev. ti.
W. Boyd. Dastor of Convention church.
i 1:00 "Words Of Welooma." in behalf
oi tne eity ana ooard or trade, by Sen
ator E. W. Haines of Forest Orove;
'The Welcome of the Churches and sun
day Schools," Rev. a A. Bias:" "Paclfle
University's Welcome"- President W. N.
Ferrln; 'Response to Addresses of Wel
come," Rev. Charles A. Phipps, general
Secretary; special music.
8:40 Address, "The Orgahiced Work
and the Rome Convention, With Its
Worldwide Vision,". Rev. W. C. Merritt,
International field worker: niuirt, nf
bospitality committee; benedlcUon.,
Tuesday Korning. .
8:00 Bona service, led bv Professor
B. O. Excell of Chicago. --
t:0 -Devotional Bible study. Rev. F.
E. Blllington of Albany, secretary of
state Christian missionary convention.
8:40 Announcements of committees,
by, State President Professor R. R.
Steele; 1, nominations; a, finance;
J'lV'K' 4 anrollment; 6. resolutions.
8:60 Annual renorts: i atat
tlve committee. Chairman a f. fii.
Portland; 2, state president. Professor
pioeiB, ruTiiunai a. state tiutmm r
xneoaore Fessier, Portland; 4, state
ireasurer, Mi. '. Allshaw, Portland; 6,
superintendent teacher training, Mrs.
uu n, oiniiii, uregon city; e, su
perintendent home department Mrs.
Samuel Connell. Portland; 7, superin
tendent elementary department, Mrs.
torens, A. T. Hodson, Newberg: 8, su
perintendent adult department, Rev. W.
W. McHenry, Ashlandi 9. eupeflntend-
S? tfmJ?iir5cefi1,,l K0?d oftiaenshlp.
Mrs. Lucia F. Addlton. Lents; special
music, -i
10:60 Address, 'The Value of - the
HJm.PepArlment' A- H- Cross, Ohio.
li:20--Address. "The Value of the
Organised; Sunday School Work," by
General Secretary Marlon Lawrence of
Chicago; announcements and adjourn
ment. Tnesday Afternoon.
1:80 Praise Service. leit hv r- .
a O. Kxcell. '
. 1:50 Bible tudy. Rev. J. v. Milligan,
O. D-. -synodical a 8. missionary for
Preebyterian church. .
J:10 -Address,! "Fundamentals in
,7mw Z '1"'nls. ev. w. c. Merrlt
itwuir i raining m Lane County,'
Brougher, pastor White Temple, Bap
tist church, .romana: sneciai musio
aolo, by Professor K. O. Excell. ,
a:40 Aaaress, -imduuu oz tne- new
Century Upon the Sunday School." Oon.
erai secretary Marion Lawrence; clos
ing words by state president; benedlo-tlon.
rrMEs
mm.
30-inch India Linon
Very fine even thread and
our best 18c grade. On sale
Friday and Saturday only at
abovekprice. No mail orders
filled for, this ipecialf ; :
White Lawn Waists
500 White Lawn Waists oa salt
Friday andsSaturday at thia'price.
Lace" and embroidery trimmed
styles .with jon,g or jshort aleeves;
regular values up to $175. Your
chance;'-: ' - -v
Cambric Drawers
Women's . Fine Cambric
Drawers, trimmed with hem
stitching arid tucks,' "standard
40c quality. , On sale Friday
and Saturday only at ' thia
loW.pricel:!.
50-inch Wool Serge Men's $1.50 Underwear
50-inch Black All Wool
Serge, our best regular $125
frade on sale Friday and
aturday at above price. One
of the best bargains of the
year. Come.
Men'a. light weight Australian
Wool Underwear; also a special
lot of "Newsilk" Shirts and Draw
era in pink- only; best standard
$1.50 values at any store. See
window display.
Lawn Kimonos
$1.09
27-inch Fine French Lawn
Kimonoa, .made with semi
fitted back and plaits over
shoulder; all colors, in dots,
etc.; sold regularly at $1.50
ach. -. ......
,i
Rev. J. M. Morris of Eugene Divinity
school; general dlscuBsiop on "Teacher
Training1'' ' nnunt.tl.. .1 T
,.wv.i.uiiun ul uiutomas.
Mrs. Howard rf. Smith, state superln'
tendent; special music, professor a O,
Bxcell. -
3:10 Address. "The Kim Th fh sma
Kev. lather R. Dyott. D. D. pastor of
vuuioauiui cnurcn, rortland.
8:60 Recognition service. "Star" and
"Banner" counties; two-minute talks by
county presidents.
4:10 Round table .-The B1r Boy ana
How to Deal With Him," conducted by
Marlon Lawrence.
4:40 Business; adjournment
Tuesday Evening.
:80 Praise service, professor ID. O.
Excell; Invocation.
8:00 Address, "Except These Abide."
Rev. William Hiram Foulkes, D, j
pastor First Presbyterian church, Port
land: special music. Professor Kl. n.
:o Aaaress, "The worK of the
Sunday School Teacher," Marion Law
rence; - announcements; benediction.
Wednesday Morning.
1:00 Praise service, led bv Professor
EX O. Excell. ... r ;
:20-J-Bible study. Rev.. Howard N.
Smith, Congregational state S. S. su
perintendent. . -; ..
9:40 Business session: 1, reoort of
nominating ' committee; t, - report of
general secretary and field worker,
Charles A. Phipps; 8, report of finance
committee; , 4, pledges far state' work,
taken by Marion Lawrence; special
music. ,
- 11 tOO Address. "Hows to House ad
Hold the young," Rev." Clarence True
Wilson, D. D., pastor Centenary M. E.
church, Portland.
11:SS Address. "The Thllit and the
Commonwealth," Mm. Lucia F. Addlton;
announcements; adjournment- - . -
, , , Wednesday Afternoon. ' ....
1:80 Prayer and rralse service, con
ducted bv Professor -A -O. Kxcell, .
By 3. F. 8. - .
Toa wouldn't have believed It possible
that Cohanitis eould be so catching.
Wlnchell Smith and Byron Ongley nave
gotten the most awful case yet . Like
the measles It seems to grow more ma
lignant as it passes from person to
person. Fortunately there are no musi
cal numbers In "Brewster's Millions,'
but there is enough noise and clangor
to keep the Cohanites rrom Doing at
ail lonesome. . ? .
In the first place there's a yacht
scene 'that really out-Cohans Cohan.
How jealous the young prop Of the
American stage must have been When he
first witnessed - that third act of
Brewster. A hurricane! Why didn't
he think , of a hurricane? A mutiny of
millionaires against anotner millionaire:
O why didn't ho think of that first T
And the green-eyed monster would
have thrust its hideous neck into the
spirit of his meditations could Georgia
have seen the first, night audience at
the Hetllg last night. Talk about en
thusiasm, we Just broke loose and yelled
and yelled. We atamped and cheered
and whistled and waved our handkerchiefs-
. We . wanted . Mr. McCuteheon.
We wanted the playwright We wanted
every member of the company, and most
of all we wanted Monty Brewster him
Aif Riinh a scene of wild enthusiasm
hasn't been witnessed. In the Helllg since
Mr. Cohan's cnoo-caoo train, witn real
smoke coming out of the locomotive
stack, came steaming up to New. Ro
chelle and everybody sang "So Long
Mary." Oh, childhood s nappy memo
ries! ' ' . "' . . V- '" . .
Monty Brewster, you know, had
$1,000,000. Then, If he would spend
$1,000,000 In one year he v would get
$7 000,000. With this quaint conceit in
ciphers as the motif success was as
sured bevond peradventure of a doubt.
New
Reduced
Price List
Now
Ready
for
Mailing.
Corner Third and' Morrison Streets
Mail Orders
Always-1
" V Given ' '
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Attention.
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Asthma. We especially desire those
c.e. oi long -Unding which have tried
all . the various kinds of inhalers,
douches and patent smokes without
number and without relief. . We vknow
-an cure them.' We want to and are
willing to Prove It absolutely free of
cost Many thousands have accepted
this Opportunity and are now cured.
There Is no reason why any one, old or
vnunf rich or poor, should continue to
Zuffef'from Asthma after readlna; this
WC-urelme9thofd W not merely a tempo
rarv relief, but a cure that Is founded
upon the right principles, a cure that
cures by removing the cause. - . $ t
Don rput this off until youbave an
other attack, but ait right down today
and write for the method, ; It lsjree
and we send it with all charges prepaid.
. MAIL THIS COUPON t
vimm Are Buffalo. V. -T.
T rontia Asthma Co Boom 69, 109
, Gentlemen lease mall to address
below a free trial of your New
Method for curing Asthma,
...... ". ...
A man with $1,000,000 to spend In a
year and a man who would get, $7,000,
000 at the end of that year couldn't fall
to appeal to us as a hero. That was
quit enough to establlsn nim .firmly
in our affecUons. . t
The goiaen naio gieamea turn niuw
hsrn'a head. . We thouarht Of
our average per-capita income of $18
a week and got right down and groveled
before this wonder. And he was kind
and magnanimous and bowed- to us
In many curtain calls and for JuBt one
night we were happy. It was like being
lnn in Ladd & Tllton'S vaults.
with the privilege of rolling in the gold
lor three blessed hours.
The oast Is a large one and Is well
dressed and lively. Robert Ober plays
Monty Brewster, the millionaire hero
and stands up well under the strain. '
June Mathls, who plays the part of
"Peggy" Oray la attractive . and , th.e
others do very well under the circum
stances. . The stace settings were great
ly approved or. notably the scene on, the
deck cf Monty's steam yacht where the
party Is blown all about by a hurri
cane but where the , gallant skipper
steadfastly declines to take a reef in his
vails. The story is unintelligible but
noisy. It was told to capacity houses
last night and the outlook Is equally
good for the rest of the engagement
' Matlock Reappointed. '. .
s jrBltd Prens tesied, Wtrs.)
flalem. Or,, April Governor Cham-
of Pendleton, to the state agrlculturarf
board. 1 s 'I
CH1XD BOASTED TO
V DEATH AT NEWAEK
-ii . - .
(United Press Zased Wlrajl
. Newark, Cel., April a. Roy Emery
Jr., II "months old, was roasted to death
her last night and his father received
burns from which he will probably die,
In saving his wife, who was also severe
ly burned In a fire that resulted from
the explosion of a kerosene stove...
Tomorrow, Friday, will positively be
the- last day for discount on west, side
gas bills. Portland Gas company.', ,
Boget 8. Slnaot '- I,
' - For District Attorney. .
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It is 18 inches high, and the seat is 16x18 inches, The real value of this stool is $3.00, .Your choice this
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