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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY. EVENING. APRIL M, 1808.- NEARLY -A NATURE FAKE Tho Best in Quality Tho Host' in Valuo . 1 1 The' Kangarooaevelt Shamefully Deceives a Trusting Infant DANCES AS NONE OTHER DID BEFORE (Continued from Para On.) Ian at tha Palaaa hu ntrar bafora baan waived with aren lu let warm santlment In Enrland. For the hhiim or tut art. wnich is tuUro, la that It la dramatic. What waa tha Aanoa of tha Shalamite, danced in tha etona or Bonirs,- wnicn led to tha out burst of 'How baautlfnl ara thy feet with shoea, O prlnca'a daurhtar,' and tha (lowing imagery that followaT It waa a danoa clearly with aoma sort of aiory in it. Ail or waa Allan's oaneea ara dramatic and, moat or all. tha won darful Salome. Beaatimi Daaoa, "We know now how Salome danced, not touts naa, aa In aoma mediaeval illustrations, nor tumbling, standing- on har head aa In others, but olothed with jewels and with those marveloualy ' beautiful alnaoua movements In which tha dancer's will and emotions play upon tha lovely Instrument of har body to produce what muslo aha wllL The beauty of theae movements there la no describing-. Tld Mlsa Allan realise, when aha came to London, how, bold a thing- aha waa doing? It Waa nothing leaa than beginning our , education In a branoh of art whloh are have persistently neg lected and, mainly through our un comfortable auaplclon of Ita 'propriety.' Courage la usually rewarded and Miss Allan baa conquered. Night after night crowds flock to see this princess of the east first win the head of her victim and, having won It, go through a tor rent of mingled passions over It all sublimated by art Into a thing of beauty. And ao far there has bean no whisper of ribaldry or prudery. Not all tha visitors to the Palace, we suspect have read Browning's 'The Lady and tha Painter,' but it looks aa If all real. Ise when Miss Allan dances the 'abso lution,' in tna poet a mistaken phrase, won by artist's model and dancer alike.'4 High and low,- rich and poor, flock to see tha girl from the Mission In her g NEIGHBORLY FRICTION TO WEAR AWAY'FOURTEEN INCHES OF EAVES wonderful dance. Bo remarkable Is It In fact, that aha has attained a unique position la xngiana.. Mie is - not re garded as a dansuese, the nautch girl delighting the throng with the beauties of her body; but aa an Intellectual character who has flown direct In the face of modern thought, and. Dy tne good in her nature, turned beautiful what formerly waa evil. Tha duke and duchess of Roxburghe fim taken a nersonal Interest In her. Even the phlegmatic Ror. .'"" I croaohlng on a. lot she owns by build c!ZiX&rZt though to 'enM tn hum hitherto leaned more toward cav-! leaving a chicken-house and the house VF tnan..i? uo"mi vea to project mix Inohea and 1 P.l.c.heat and 1.' .Ten" three or nches, respectively. Marie Engh has four times a. week hemmin and haw I heo-un salt in the circuit court to re newing his appreciation from the royal I strain Mary A. Cass- from building thai the lot In question described aa frao Alleging that her -neighbor la a- boz. fni. nH t A rAmnal her tn move Aororillnr to tha BlitlCS. here IS a 1 rhlrlcan.hntiu anH tha hnnaa emvea. eonceptlon of Salome such aa unlver-1 juit how the plaintiff expects the aall prevailed before Wlldra degener-1 hnuaa uvai (a ahrlnk ll lnoiaa la not ate mina oonceivea necr as one n mm own mental kin, before Richard Strauaa tha modern hedged around the charac ter the throbbing, puiaing, passionate mualo of his aanlua. Not a Salome swayed by -the mania of illicit desires, woman vne ana aonorrea: out nm- lome aa a wayward girl led by the atronger will - : of an unscrupulous mother. Has kiss of the dead, red IIds la not that of Salome, victim or animal ism run amuck, aweeping aside an thouaht of decency, driven alone b explained. All she aska Is that theae 14 Inches of overhanging eaves be re moved. As it is, she explains, these eaves shed volumes of water Into her yard when it rains, but she Is satisfied with the water that falls on her own lot without receiving a downpour from nor neignDors nouse. The plaintiff is building a house on tlonal lot (. in-block 120. Portland, and she says the work is obstructed by the V.B8S ience, aa sne neeas ail tne land sne owns for her own use. HOBO HEAVEN LIES ' EAST OF SELLV000 Ketreat of Tie-Bumper Family. the paranoidal dictates of the threat pU-or-,,,,, XKnrla fVlnoTial I will klsa those, ups, ' dui oi Batomi x uittcuiau i uiuj va.iwhiu paasionate in grier, reverently Kissing the Hps of tha one she loved. . The right or wrong of Miss Allan s inter- R rotation aa to Its historical accuracy a matter of debate, but tha London publio decided xor nor. . , And when one can danoa the "Vision Of Salome" at tha Palace theatre In tendon without a whisper of ribaldry or prudery, It la proof sufficient, that the dancer Is actuated by thoughts and emotions tending to the sublime. It a-oes to show also that the Maud cur rant of the mission, wtth her lovable nd bright nature, nas onangeq but lit ROAD AGENTS, LIKE DUCKS, FLOCK NORTH HER FAT SEE-SAWS Simple Method 'of Boston, Mass ViTomah ' for Keeping Her : S;' Weight In Check. On of the most popular society lead era of this town whose tendency to take on superfluous flesh has caused her much'.anxiety in the past seems to have solved . the problem of holding it . in check, or reducing it at will. . At a re cent meeting of the Woman's club she divulged the secret She said that after giving both an ample, trial, aha had coma to the conclusion that starvation - diet and . exercising were more Injurious than beneficial to fat folks. . She con sidered it even better for a woman to let her fat acoumulate than to weaken her heart andatomaoh by fasting and gymnastics, when almost . ready to bivo up me struggle, nowever, sne naa , read In ' the paper how H ounce Mar- ana ift ounces Syrup simplex taken a isaspooniui arter meats ana at oeatima, would take off a whole pound of fat a hit. one saia ins waa naturaiiv a lit. 1 AtKtll1 that . ,n.k 1 . M 1 " wmuvaus UO. ,,VU IHUU CUUIU Ul voiainea dy metnoas so simple, out de termined to give the mixture a trial, as It was, Inexpensive and easily obtained at any a rug store, ana perfectly Harm less; with the gratifying result that ahe found It to be exactly what she had neeaea so iong. o,.;-, Without helD In tiur wiv fmm.llm lted diet or exercising, this simple rem edy enabled . her to keep her fat Just wnere sne wantea it. it-was her na ture to take on flesh quickly tha minute she let herself jgo. she said, but whils using- this prescription she had been able to eat in reason ' anything ahe wanted to -and atill hold her- fat In check easlly.vso that she 'managed to keep herself Just Tight winter and sum mer without any bother and at practi cally no expense to speak of. - i What the policeman who found the retreat calls a "hobo heaven' waa dls covered in the woods east ' of Sell wood yesterday. Under logs and hidden in lollow stumps waa a quantity of atolen property, including tnree purses, empty of course.' and plenty of evidence gen- tia since she became Maud Allan, flrat "-"y th th spot waa the rendesvous dancer of the world. ... . ? " . . . . "f.. . , . . Aa a child she waa a atanon adherent I .t-",r", , "V ' " " " to the ohurch. Aa a girl she took an I "r L"vp'"Jm yFa ? mon umiuouya in t-hM. Hnnria nhnni wnrir I are un principal irequenters oi tne at the . firaot Mfethodist church and later P'ao' hedding ,was found It is at the Emmanuel Baptist churchy Whlla Jfrwent that more than one man slept attending tn poiyteonnio acnooi sne aa-1 V . "Viu"n'ul1""' fcu - ,8 if" a voted muca -ox ner .spare '-umoAacting i ivrr i r 7 . . . u """""" aa secretary, toa, woman engaged . in "r "'iu j. settlement work., and throughoutf her ..p&trolnlln4Jron.?Jf wa. thtt I1?,ftnTJWn,0 .t,v n Bin Francisco bar-life waa a-ov. discovered the "hobo heaven.'' Resi- erned by - the " highest motives.-, Per- ?"- or oeuwooa inrormea mm tnat hana 1t Is because or this ahe can give I tramps who . were impertinent at the to a eeriptural dance a scriptural mean, nouses at wmcn tney oeggea rreauentea In and from tha merely gaudy, produoe woods lying to the east of SeUwood. the good. GLAMOR OF CITT (Continued from Page One J so Fones started on a voyage of dis covery. He had to go beyond the city limits, but the "hang-out1 was found. and he has been told to visit the place frequently ana drive out tne hoDos, CHOIR TO SING "CROSS AND CROWN" had brought the postal inspectors to this part of tha country. ' The young woman , stoutly maintained ner inno- cured. with the result that a trunk full I - The choir of the Fourth Presbyterian nt art lnla. of clothln and sundries waa I Cnuron. under the direction Of Mrs. J, discovered.' v' " , 1 8,' Hamilton,-will give the-sacred can- -.-.i m I tata, uross ana urown." next Tuesday Manv Portland atorea are represented by goods found In Mrs. Ragan'a trunk. xn aaaition mere were many oiner ar ticles and pieces of drees goods from mall order nouses in Ban rrancisco, Chi caa-o and other eastern cities. Atra. itagan a nuaDana is tsert a. na- ran. vvnen tha stage usually arrived at Royston, Mr. Ragan attended . to the horses, making the change . of team a Mrs. Ragan always had rnears prepared fos those on the incoming stages. As she. was able to see the conveyance tn the distance lone before it arrived, the food was always on the table when the Hungry passengers ana oriver numed Into the house to get the meal to which they had been looking forward, , . It was at this time, while her hus band was at tha stable and the stare arrivals at supper ana no one to see her but her little lo-months-old baby, that Mrs. Ragan rifled the mails, according to tha postal authorities. ; Tha husband naa not been arrestea. - ' " ' r i in V ON SAIEiC AUTOS . jpwtTt r i" i ii ir iiiis wm nnsmiKisi i-u,.,,. (Bpeclil Dlprh to The Journal.! Miss Carrie Fiorina Spalding. Like the wild geese in springtime, the tramps are going north, and thronga of them have been coming Into the city by every train. This Is an Instance of the way they are weloomed: "Chi Patsy3' and "Texas George" came in oh the trucks of a Southern Paclflo freight train yesterday afternoon. They had 20 cents between them. That meant one beer as oh on Burnslde street Soon after dark they went across the river to the east side freight yarda crawled Into a boxcar and went to sleep. They had been on the hike con tinuously since leaving Fresno, sto they slept soundly. Along In the wee ima' hours Patrolmen Rupert and Heppner routed tnem out. une parley resulted in their changing oars, and they went to sleep again with the gentle admoni tion or -uet out ox town tomorrow. sure, ringing in tneir ears. Orange Organized at Knappa. (Special Dispatch 'to Tke JonrnaL) Knappa, Or, April 21 A subordinate grange, i: -r waa organised here i Saturday nlirht by District DemitieS I W. J, .Fullertort and James Barr of I Columbia county. This Is the first) sranare oraanlsed in Clatson county. and starts out with 31 charter members. The following officers were eleoted: w. k. Jopnn, master; i Knapp, over seer; Grace Knapp, lecturer; W. P. Bag ley, steward; N. E. Johnson, assistant steward; J. a. Kycicman. cnapiain; John secretary: uart jonnaon, gate Keeper; Mary Abbott. Ceres; Gertrude Knapp, Pomona; Mabel Knapp. Flora; Mre. si. a. juaguire, taay assistant steward. ai i Sew Notaries. V Sneelil Dlanatf-h to Tha Jonraal. Salem. Or.. Aorll 21. Commissions I as notaries public have been Issued tot the following: F. I wanen. Astoria; j. t. uirioux. uuricee: a. h. ureen. Portland: A. B, Robertson, Condon; O. Mi Knowiton, jforuana; Tns Kanx konen, Astoria; G. A. Brown, Marsh RESTORING COMPLEXIONS ; The following prescription contnoutea as Deing one or is the alm . rk ln.ll 41 A A . - I - A r. J A .....I. m ' frV. 411 Km meetlna of the city council Laat niaht I aaaiataa hv Mlas Carrie Florllla 8Dald- Cl ty Attorney W. RV. Keyea waa In-1 lng, soprano, who haa recently returned Hiruoicu ia ii-iwrw an oruinance regU-1 Trom Stuay in Ufrminri n jcivnnvr latlna- automobiles and llmltina-1 thni 1 irnrth. aitn. and t. J. Mathea. violinist. speedi within th city limits ofiBalem No admlmlon is ehWe4. Aa offering to eight mile aa hana, Iviil be taken, . " moat remarkable known for bring ing back the rosy tint of youth to the skin: Two ounces Rose Water; one ounce Spirlta of Cologne: four ounces Sartotn. Put the Sartotn Into a pint of hot water 4(not boiling) and when dissolved and cooled add the Rose Water and Spirits of ' Cologne and strain through a Una cloth. Any larga bottle will serve as a receptacle If It can be closed air-tight. - . Theae simple Ingredients can be obtained at any well stocked drug store and easily- mixed at home. ; This preparation should be ap-' nliaA nncei a day after washing. It is said tha results become ap parent after the first few applK cations, but the treatment should -be continued Until the rose tint complexion becomes, permanent. . 4 ', : Three Special Values in v WOMEN'S FANCY HOSIERY The Urgft and beet showing of women's Fancy Hoeiery ever shown In the city. The wvlnf you can make by buying your hosiery at this store wUl astonish you, as it has many others : y V l ( - ' in the psst The offerinrs for this sals are moit extraordinary. ' Tha Season's Latest Novelties in Every Wanted Shads. n-l.7C- Pont ,et opportunity slip by unheeded, for these. Regular fix Stocking are just the kind most wanted for apring wear, Klnifs "n1 are excPtional!y good 75c value. The assortment' consiH of women'i fine fancy Litle" Hose, in plaide, ESDCCUlIIy polk do,, ,,ce, nd embroidered effects; alio , . Si plain LisU Hote, made with double heel, toe a ltd sole lTlCed, 5 DC and garter top; they come in all the latest and best shades. fans, browns, blues, gray, red, pink, etc!; all are Ctim 75c values. On special sale, tomorrow, at eJUC '1 Tomorrow A special offering Women's fine Lace Hose In a full flnlv CS ortment of the new shades, in brown and tan, as well" Vmj, fC at black and white; also plain Lisle Hose, in pretty Hitler? 39C 'oiJTeit tffect,; reatl" SOc values. On sal A special sale of Women' fine Lace Hoe. In black and 48C Hosiery he tw shsdes of tan, gray, pink and red; aio plain g m oni eniuroiucry aesignt) iney 11 Z5C are the very best values we have ever offered at'any- 25c where near this price: regular 40c values. On sale tomorrow at Another GREAT SALE of Pongee Silks Another shipment of a great special purchase of beautiful new Pongee Silk receives Its first presentation tomorrow. These silk come in an unsurpassed assortment of weaves and colors . mm a.a.. a . . and in Justice to yourself you snouia artena tnia sale values are extraordinary i 20-INCH CHEFU PONGEE SILK Especially priced for this sal at only, the Over 1,000 yards of 20-inch Chefu Pongee Silk, in natural color,, with satin overstripes and checks, a neat, pretty, desirable material for sprang and summer wear; the colors are abso lutely fast, guaranteed to wash as well as linen; natural ground with brown, red. green, turquoise and light blue overplaids and checks; these silks are sold everywhere at75c a yard. Priced CQi for this sale at. aJJJC TtlSSORAH PONOEE tl 2 Oualirv. tl.OO24 to 27-inch Tussorah Pongee Silk, firm even weave, beautiful, rich fin ish, finest of silk, seasonable weight; splendid value at $1.25 a yard. Priced for this QQ ROUGH PONOEE $1.00 Quality at T5 27-inch Rough Pongee, warranted all pure silk, one of the most popular new silks, comes in all the new shades of blue, brown, green,, pink, gray, etc.; as well aa natural; it is exceedingly durable and guaranteed to wash perfectly; usual $1.00 quality. Priced for 7C this sale at C FIFTEEN HUNDRED YARDS YARD-WIDE BLACK TAFFETA. Regular $U5 Quality Priced at fl.OO a Yard A great special ottering that no woman witn a K1-lr aitlr want can afford to overlook. Black Taffeta Silk of guaranteed quality, strictly all pure silk, fine Swiss finish, spot proof, comes full 36 inches wide; sold in all the best stores at $1.35 a yard; on sale tomorrow J QQ , A Great Sale of Lace Bonds $1.00 TO $2.00 KINDS SPECIALLY PRICED AT 48c It's a great underpriced purchase from one of the most prominent lace manufacturers in St. Gall. Over 10,000 yards to choose from, including the latest and best patterns of the season in the newest weaves, Venise, Real Cluny, Irish Point, Point Venise,. Em press, Princess,. Filet and Oriental Laces in white, cream, jearl, butter, ecru snd Ara bian shades. Compare these laces with any you will, and ypu, will .ifindr them -most ex traordinary values vat this low price,' Values in the lot from $1.00 to $2.00 a yard, AO priced for this sale afc . ; .; flOC The Season's ' Most Popular WASH GOODS ARE HERE IN GREAT VARIETY. Larger, assortment, .prettier tyles and better values .than we ,hav ever offered before the re sult of ; very, caref pi, buying from the bet. for eign and dornesric ; mills, we invite you to see these tomorrow; . - , , NEW , PERCALES XT 12 c At this price we are showing a complete assortment of styles in the best colors for spring ana summer weais, They come in both 3 and 36-inch widths and are unusually good value at this price. NEW PERCALES AT 15Best standard quality.; full ;36 inches wide, hundreds of pieces to choose from in new attractive patterns, me dium, liiriit and dark colorinjrs that will not fade. NEW nRESS OTNGHAMS AT 12Ue An un- Pmatchable..assortment to choose from over 20,- 000 yards " consisting of every wanted style; checks plaids, stripes and plain colors in . the newest. and oest siraaes stanaara quality aress finghams that will laandfcr splendidly. EPHYR GINGHAMS AT lk32-inch Zephyr Gingham , in plain colors . and all siae check, in shades ; of blue1 and pink; also black and white: resrular 18c aualitv. IMPORTED GINGHAMS AT 25) Fine im ported Scotch; Zephyr. Ginghams in a large, and Dleasinar assortment of stripes, checks, plaids and plain colors; most dependable goods.' , MERCERIZED TAFFETAS AT 25One of the most, desirable fabrics for waist and evening ui voe0 vvuiva a as -m aa i ft a.aa plaids in ' rich : colorings; ha a beautifur met- cerized finish - 1 "' ' NEW-SOISETTE AT 25? Come in all the new' shades in plain colors, the daintiest and most durable j wash fabrics on the market today -at thia low ftrire. LINEN SUITINGS AT 15 3S-inch Linen JFin ished SuitinRs in all the best plain colors; also white, exceedingly, good wearing quality, - A? : NEW BATISTES AT 16 Thousand of yard in light,-medium and, dark colors ; dots, stripes, figures, flowers and plain colors in the season's best fiades.v:i'-'i4s.y ': Merceriied Poplins in all the wanted 'plain col or; comes In three qualities 25 ZOj 35. A Sale EXTEAOHDINAHY! Embroidery HAIiP Heinnants " PRICE Tomorrow we place on sale without re serve all Embroidery Remnants that hare accumulated during the past month's em broidery salethey consist of the finest and best patterns of the season in lengths from 8 to 4 yards and in widths from 2 to 18 inches Flouncing, Corset Cover Embroid eries, Bands, Insertions and Embroidery' Strips, on sale tomqrrow at ONE HALF THE MARKET REMNANT- PRICES. NEW DRESS NETS AT HALF PRICE '- ; AND LESS A sale of springes best styles in the Lace Section. Very- finest Nets, that sell regu larly at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 no yard, at only. .J .Q JC This remarkable sale contains brand new Plain and Figured Nets, in allover and ori-; ental effects, m large and small dots, dainty figures, crescent and ring patterns, floral and allover effects, diamond , and square mesh filet, etc. The widths are from 18 to 44 inches; the colors are white, ecru, Ara bian and cream. For, dresses, waists and millinery trimming, etc Values from QOf $1.25 to $2.00 a yard, on sale at. ....OjC Stylish, Serviceable and Comfortable Footwear For Men, Women and Children Our Shoe Section is filled with stylish shoes for the spring and! summer seasons. We are showing more ' novelties in extreme styles and greater assortments than ever before; The Roberts Bros.'- stamp is not only a guarantee of quality, but it has taught a lesson in shoe economy that hundreds un derstand and believe in. Hero are a few of the specials; : Women's Oxford in tan and black. latest styles, best leather? ; regular $2.50 A 77 grades sale pricelil;v i...Dl I I Women's Oxfords In tan and black. latest spring styles, sail sizes ? regular 9 07 $3.00 grades, sale? price, .V, . 1 Misses' Oxford, in : vit4 kid.' box calf and patent- leather regular : $3.25 VLi grade,-sale priced. i a i .0 1 I " Boys and Misses' Shoes, made solid all through, sizes up to 8 ; regular 11.50 p r 'grade,, sale price, w.... J 4 len's'Kid and Calf Shoes' in'all styles' an-1 leathers, regular. $3.50 values, at, fcp Bviai ............