The Oregon daily journal., May 29, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, ' MAY 5.3. 1CC3.
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Governor Chamberlain Will
Address Mass Meeting in
Hills' Hall, Williams Aye-
: nue arid Russell tree-
Possibly Open Air
Governor George K. Chamberlain will
.close Mi campaign for the Vnlted
etatea nenstorship with a mass meet
ing and rally tonight at O'clock, at
Hill's hall on Williams avenue and
Bussell street At thla meeting thi
governor wilt ba the principal speaker
of tha avening, though the other can
dldatea who have, been making a tour
of the county with Mm will also be
present and will make "Hon addresses
in their own behalf. '..
If th weather permits ' the meeting
. will be held out of doors bfu 01
the fact that there will
blllty f accommodating all of those
who desire to hear the Kor
Indlcatlona being that - a recordbreak
ing crowd will 1 waiting to hear his
address when the time for his appear
ance arrives. , ,um t.mt
The meeting tonight wtir be i tha last
gathering at which Governor Chamber
fain will appear before , VVa1eti22
Monday next. It ' will in fact .ba the
close if his campaign and for tbt
reason there re large numbers of his
friends and sdmirers In the city who
desire to attend the meeting and listen
to his final campaign address. -
At the aame time the meeting is be
ing held at Hills hall there will ba an
other meeting held at Twenty-sixth and
Nlcolat streets. This matins will be
addressed by a number of the candl-
dates for office on tha ; Vwmk ratio
ticket and It la very probable that Gov
tnv Chamberlain will JnkvKfi10?
address there, provided he )
f inleh his main address at Hill s hall
In time to reach the, other . meeting
Governor Chamberlain, accompanied
by a number of other candidates, made
a tour of the eastern part of the coun
ty today In an automobile. Starting at
Sellwood, where he addressed a fair
-i i ,;,, a a'plork the sovernr
then went to Arleta .and on around the
circle. At all of the places where he
m.r.wm.A tha vAtHimAr wAs rAGelfeu Tl
thuslastlcally, large crowd a of Popl
being gathered to greet him and llaten
to his short addressee, s Tom Word and
Oglenby Young also made short ad
dresses along the route in support of
their rendldBfy for sheriff and railroad
The Republican candidates will close
their campaign tonight with ja rally at
the Empire theatre. Henry E. McGinn
and Judge Stephen A. Lowell of Pen
dleton will be the principal speakers.
Frank Hennessy .will sing. It la also
planned to have aome seven or eight
sutomoblles make a tour of the city.
..nti i-inir,tii with four or five speak-
' era. who will make good old-fashioned
campaign speeches on ? the street cor
ners.
r
AT THE .THEATRES
John Iirw at fteiHg Tonight.
' The attraction at the Helllg theatre.
Fourteenth and Washington streets, to
night and tomorrow night at :! o'clock
will be the noted American acior, vunn
John Drew, noted American actor in
tbe delightful comedy. "My Wife."
'( at -Heilig tonight and .tomorrow.
Drew., supported by an excellent com
pany of players In the delightful com
edy, "My Wife".' Beats are now selling
at tbe theatre for the engagement.
. ....... -1 . ....
t if f "John Drew's Matinee.-, "Ak
"A matin will be given at the Helllg
theatre. Fourtcnth and Washington
streets, tomorrow 8aturdaV) afternoon
at 2:15 o'clock, when John Drew In the
'.comedy, "My Wife," will be the bill.
, " ' " :J'-t.?s
Last Time to Laugh.
There will be only three more per
formance of the laughable farce "Why
Smith Deft Home" which the Baker
stock company .has pleased large audi
ences with all this week. It la a com
edy of domestic life full of absurdly
ludh-rous characters " and telling an
amazing story of mUups and misunder
standings. , "Sweethearts and WiTea." I v j
Tomorrow will be the last cay to be
come acquainted with "Sweethearts and
Wives" at the Star theatre. .This Is the
lively musical eomedy. with several ex
tra vajoeville .numbers, that haa, con
vuiMMl the town the week past. ' The
I Icod's Garsaparilla
T7ill Make Ton - ; -
rEEL BETTEB, ASIjEaG?
Better, and bnild you up iectiU lioi,
debilitating days of gnmrperv s
It is the most ' effective Spring
Ifedicine, the one that truly purifies
and, enricher the blood, removes all
pimples, boils, eruptions and other
troubles caused. or promoted by im
pure blood or low state ot the eysteiflJ
.".Last spring 1 teit. tirea ana my
face i broke out; with boilarl ;had
beard so much about . Hood's Sarsa
parilla I thought I would try it- The
first bottle made me feel better, find
when I hd taken the second I was
c. n-pletely eured." - C. J. Mifazlerj R.
1 1). Ko. 1, Clermantowti, 0. '
I nnil lkr'-'J form or In fhocnlate-coetod
(.). ' , enl-ll itHbt. 100 Doet (4ne Ooller,'
..i i i !!.("! !.r Biaiied on iweipt of
I , . lyul iiovJ t.(w, Lv t-U, Hua ,
i
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STATEMENT
. THE f,lEH
' ' Candidate for ths state leglslsture
who have openly declared .themselves
la favor of Statement No. I and by so
doing -ha vs ' shown thelr opposfttoa -'to
political debauchery - in the state leg-
lalatureTare the candidates "Who ahoald
be elected next Monday by ft decisive
vote.' - V- '
The names of those candidates who
by tnelr pledges to the people express
their--willingness to- te insiructea
by
tha people in tue metier, or cnoosing a
l'ntt i 8ti)M aenator and who will
fight against legislative!, bribery. and
corruption' lira printed
below In Wackiment BO-v . ,
race type.
Every one of them, should
i elected.' - , - . ,. ,
One correction 1aa baan made ln the
list published yesterday. P. O. Bone
brake. candidate for the state teglala
ture from Benton county. Is opposed to
Statement No. 1. His opponent in thst
district Is T. B. Williamson, a Repub
lican, who has pledged himself to
Statement No. 1. Mr. Williamson should
be elected. The list follows! ' i.
STATE SENATORS. , ,
District Don glss county: .
A. Abraham, BerinbUoan, tassmaat
WO. t. ... ' '-
T. O. JUoeiU, ossaoorwe, swmsim
District I josepnine couni . ...
it n. xrorton, AspabUeaa, Statement
Antl-Btaiemen. ". ,
District S Coo, Curry, elact one.
Stum McTi, Pemoorat,. Statsmsat
Antl-statemem, w. w. imm. .s.
District 11 Washington county: -A.
. Catting, 2smoozst, tatemnt
AnU-staiement, . . ;
District lftWssco ojinty: '
jg. J,. Blnsott, ItepabUoaa, Statamat
DiVtrict IT Crook, Klamath and Lake,
elect ona: .. ' :
a, . BprUUTSTi Democrat, - uivmexi
Mo. X. -
G. H. Merry man,. Republican. . anti
Statement. V '
District II GHllam. . Sherman and
Wheeler, elect ona: . -
. W. J. Sdwards, Oemoorai, : State mast
J. Bowerman. Hepunnoan, anu-aiaie-iiVn-l.
1 TTnlon and Wallowa t ' -V
B. W. Btunbla, SavabUaaa, Statement
Turae ouvec, voxaoaras, psastmaai
District - i wssnington , lamniu,
Tillamook and Lincoln:
W. Si. Barrett, Bepublloan, Statemeat
Dlt net ib MUitnoman, vieci rive:
X. m. Albae, SvepabUoaa, Statement
Baa xeUaBsr, sepnnuoan, aiatemeai
Mo. X. t
O. W. Votttaffsam, Be publican, State
ment Bo. 1.
Bea Selling, BepnbUoaa, SUtetnsnt
Bo. 1.
w. a. raranam, vemoorai, aratemeai
WO. :Xt a, . !
, Anti-statement J. B. correy.
- STATE REPRESENTATIVES.
O. X. BTattaberg, BepubUoan, State
ment Bo. 1. ,.
A. 0. labby. Bepublioaa, Statement
So. X.
M. S. Patton, BepabUaaa, Statement
STo. 1. ".
J. rw. Bbner, Samoecat, Statemeat
W. S. Kott, Bemoorat, SmWmeat
Anti-Statement, S. A- Hughes and I
4V. neynoiui, .. .
r District 2 Linn, elect three.
K. Browa, BepabUoaa, Statamaal
so. a.
Thomas Biaadoa, ' Democrat,
ment Bo. 1 - -
State-
La. Blaaksra, Bamoorat, Statemeat
B. 1.
' X K. Mlipott, Bemoorat, Statement
BO. la '
Anti-Statement, F. H. Porter and E.
Hi. upmeyer.
District S Lane, elect three:
A. K. Baton, Bepublioaa, Statement
Bo. 1. . :s ' -. u ,i- . t ... ' . i.
z.B. Kdmaadsoa, Democrat, State-
HWBIi MV. A, ' !
a.O. Xaowlaa, Bemoetat, Statemeat
AnU-sUtementW. W. Calkins. U-tS
Bean. . ,
..strict 4 Douglas, elect two:
Creorg Jones, BepubUcaa, Statemeat
BO. 1.
B. W. BlUsr, pemoerat, Statemeat
Bo. 1. .
a. B. Marker, ' Bemocrat, ' sutamaat
Bo. 1. .
w. 0. Edwards, Bamoorat, Statement
Bo, J, i . :, f.. - . .x: , .
Anil-SiatemenC Si HT Applegate. CI
District S Coos, elect one.
B. B. Xl BedUUoa. Bemoorat. Mate.
meat Bo. 1. ...
Antl-etateroent" I D. Kinney.
District T Josephine, elect one:
Mm-. X "BaArmond, XMmoarat, Stats
REBEL MOHMAND TRIBESMEN
DESPERATELY RESIST BRITISH
: CCalted Pre Ussed Wire.)
Calcutta, May !. Undlacouraged by
the losa of more than ,200 warriors In
a recent battle, with the British troops
at Umrl-Kllll.-- the rebel Mohmand
tribesmen slong the northern Indian
frontier are desperately reslstlnc ever
foot of the English, advance into their
country. It is certsln that between
j
Comedians era amusing and Up to the
minute. .
"The Halfbreed"
Manager . Baker of
Next. Week,
the Baker ' stock
company has made special arrangen.en.ts
with tha owner of the big scenic play,
"The Halfbreed," for Its first Portland
productton to be given by the Baker
stock company festival T week, and ' it
will open next Sunday, matlnes. ..- -
Grand's BUI. ' , . J
Vaudeville lovers .will Ylnd tbe pres
ent program at the Grand well selected.
The acts are each and all good. The
Samois. scrobats from Arabia, and rot.
ter and Hartwell, gyminasta of .America.
are tnriuingana comical oy turns. .
f "A Trip to Coney Island."'
, Fun and plenty of It will be the order
at the Star theatre during the Rose Fes.
tlvat when the Armstrong company will
present A Trip to Coney Island." - The
title alone gives an Idea of the fun that
la possible ft, a musical Comedy with the
island as the scene of strife. First per-
iormance nunaay arternoon.
V Thirteen Pekln Zouave. .-
? A" 'corking" big' vaudeville bill will., be
sent to the Grahd for tha festival week
by Sullivan fit Consldlne. Two of the
features wilt be tbe It Pekln Zouaves
and George Wilson, the famous and pop
ular ifilnstrel. . ... ,v
v Clinton's Body at Old Home. ,
,. -:' (Colted. Press Lmm4 Wire.). .
' Kingston; N. T.. Hay ! J,-The body
of George Clinton, vice-president of the
United States, and flrat governor of
New-Vork, has arrived at his old home
here ' for rebuiial, after having rested
for ; nearly a century In the congres
sional cemetery at - Washington. To
morrow former . Senator -David B. Hill
Is to deliver an oration here commemo
rating Clinton's achievements. The final
Interment wlll however, be deferred tin
til M(.nd.ay, and will form part of the
exerrieea to fee- held in celebratloi. . of
the two- hundred and fiftieth anniver
sary of the foundation of. the, city of
Kingston.- , j
W071"MEII
TO VOTE FOR
msat Bo, 1. s-" -' sV-;
. Anti-statement J. C. Smith. . . ...
District 8 Jackson, elect two:'
' David M. MUlw, Bemoorat, Statement
WO. I. - .v
- Kaloelnv TartUm, Bamoorat, Btatetneat
Bo. U j . j. : ,
Anti-Statement, J. D. Hammersley and
H. D. KublL
District Douglas and Jackson, elect
one:. ''
r. B. Oarender, Bamoorat. Statement
Bo. 1. ', -.j, -
Antl-Statement, J. A. Buchanan,
District 10 Benton elect one:
I T. . B. WUliamaoa, Bapablioaa, Stata-
District 11 Polk, elect one:
W. B. Beary. Bemoorat. tatsmeat
Ba. X. ... '.-..; ,. .
Anti-statsment I awiey.-
District IS Polk and Lincoln, elect
one:
F. Jones, Bepablloaa, Statemenl
Bo. 1. . . ... i
Diatrtct u nmniii, eieci two:
Mm r. Oorrlgaa, Bamoorat, Statsmsat
Bo. X. 1 ' " -.
J. a. Benaaa, Bamoorat, tasmaat
Bo, 'X,
Antl-statemenfc-J. 'W. Bones, F. X.
Jones.:".
. district i ramnia ana xuiamooK,
elect one:--
am. uum samoorai. natsmani
Bo. 1. -
Anti-statsment a. o. Beaia ,
District it Washington, elect three,
s. X. Barastt. Bemoorat. Statsmsat
BO. X. ' : ' ' .
O. B. Beoge, Bsmoorat, statsmsat
William Scknlmerlok, , Democrat,
Statement Bo. 1 . - ;
Antl-Btateraent, B. A. U. Meek, cnaries
Hines and R. H. Greer.
Diatrlct 1 Clackamas, elect three.
Three BeDnblloaa and. three Demo
cratic oaaoldatea, aU for Statomant
Bo. 1. v. .. - , . .
uiatrtct IT Huitnoman-ciacKamas.
elect one.- ----- -
a. Blag wuson, ZMmooraa, natsawat
BO. 1. ' '.- . . - (
Anti-Btatement, c w. MCArtnur
Dlstrlct IS Multnomah, elect twelve.
James Abbott, BepubUoan, Statement
Bo. 1.
B. 0. Altman, Bepnblioaa, SUtemeat
BO. 1.
T. J, . Brady. Bepablloaa, Statsmsat
Bo. I.- . -..
3. O. Bryant, Bepablieaa, Statement-!
BO. I.
W. J. Clemens, Bepablloaa Statement
Bo. I. .
X, 0. Ooooh, Bepablloaa, Statsmsat
Bo. 1.
1. K Darin, Bepublioaa, Statsmsat
Wo. 1. :-:
B. J. Jaeger, Bepablloaa Statement
Bo. 1. - ... -
Zk D. acaHons, Bepablloan. Statemeat
Wo. 1.
O. J. Kosoaald, Bepablloaa, Statement
Wo. 1. .
A. W. Orton, Bepablloan, Statement
Wo. 1. i ..
B. Vr Campbell, Bemoorat, Statement
Wo. 1. - .
. Anti-Statement, Robert Farrell and
IL W. Paiker. ' - .j , r
Diatrlct IS Clatsop, . elect two.
B1aI Woodea, Deiaocrat, Statement
"Anti-Statement, C. A. LeJnenweber
and J. C. McCue.
. District 80 Columbia, elect one.
' W. J. .TaUertoa. Democrat, Statement
Wo. 1. .
Anti-Statement. K. W. Conyers.
District H Morrow-Umatilla, elect
one.
J. B.
Wo. 1.
Scott, Bemoorat, Statement
Anti-Statement, T; 3. Mahoney.
. District 28 Umatilla, , elect two. ' .
C, A. Barrett, Bepablloaa, Statemeat
Wo. 1.
W. IL Blakeley, Dsmoorat, Statement
Bo. 1.
Anti-Statement, ! D. Mann. 1 M
district 24 Unlon-WaUowa. elect
one " '
J. Busk, Bepablloaa,-' Statsmsat
M O.
District IS Baker, elect one.
J. J. Chats, Bemoorat, Statement Wo. 1.
: Anti-statement. Henry McKtnney.
District 2 Union, elect one.
S. T. Richardson, Bepablloan, State
ment Wo. X.
Herman Rothohtld, Bemoorat, State
ment Be, 1.
restrict J7 Harney-Malheur-Grant,
elect one. u - ,
wmiam asorfltt, Democrat, State
meat Bo. I.
Anti-Statement, W. H. Brooke.
District J Gilliam. Sherman, Wheel
er, elect two:
r. aoxson.-vsmoorat. Btatsment
WO. Xm -" ,
3. xariaer. Bamoorat. natamemt
Wo. 1, ' : , , i
Anti-statement R. N. Donnelly. B. F.
fke... :s.,,.,.2, ' a. . . t
District is waeco. elect two:1
X. B. ktorse. Dsmoorat. ; Statemont
Wo. X. -- 'i - r . . .1 .
K. t. wooaoock, Statement Bo. 1.
BL 0. Dodda. Beoubiioan. - Statement
Bo. 1. i
Anti-Statement, J. I Carter.--
- i.
cholera among Jils own "men . and a
spread of the rebellion,1 General Sir!
i it. 1 1 . ... . , .
.inr, vv iiictK'KB, cumiiianuing . -.ne
Brltlan troops, is facing an exceedingly
difficult situation. - ,
Just as was feared, the Mohmands
have succeeded In raising several other
border tribes, and there are probably
fully 12,000 or 16,000 rebels In tiis
field at present.
FLED Ofl A SPEEDER
One of These Vehicles, . Be
longing at Oakland, Is
Found at Eoseburg. r
(Special OUpateh to The JeurSetl
. Roseburg. Or May '. !. The ' only
trace the officers have been able te
obtain of the' Oakland - wholesale rob
bers is a railway tricycle, or apeeder.
ltr father had keen s (Teief froa tick Beta
CarthelMttweatf-Sfe y.ara aad Saver (oand nf
jell.f intil h btfiui t.klnf jovt Cunnti fiine
MlMiMiu tekl CaeeoreU he See sever Ha
She fawulMhe. Tfaey hare entlnlr eared I in.
OasemM Se what jro IMomau. Ibua to d . I
Will (Ire roa the prirll.e ef uhif bla sune.1
vicun,iuiiueiaerst4Was4laaaeUt laa
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t1iu..l l,.1.,.kt. b. . an. r, a f , 1
o44 la bulk. Tk r.lna tablet tam4 CviOU
faur.nt.,4 to aura jrour nxnoy back. . ,
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chlcaco or N.7.-
t; 'r t: -. -1 -.. -sa . . - "V" f .
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Day Saturday, MEMORIAL DAY
Until 9:30
Our 447th Bargain Friday Sale is now iri full swing arid .
vvilltiiiuelMtil 9:30 this evening, offering hundreds'
this city and vicinity. If s a sale you cannot afford to miss
1847 Rogers Bros.' Knives and Forks, dozen'...- . . .-. ... ..... .... . . . .$3.75
- Sterling Silver Thimbles, each ,...'.......... i. , . . ? ... . ..... 10c
. Alarm Clocks," one-year guarantee. , , -. . , ; . . ; . i . .V. . ......... . . . . . ; . . .75c
... Gents Nickel Watches, one-year guarantee ; . ... . - v ...... ,. . 1' . ... .". , . .75c
Ladies' Small Enameled Chatelaine Watches : .$4.00 ,
Gents' AValtham oj Elgin Watches, in a 20-year guarantee case. .$8.00
' , EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE REDUCED
V. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ENGRAVING
189 Third Street,' Between Yamhill and Taylor, Opposite Baker.Theatre ; ;
which, -was. stolen from the tile factory
about two miles this side of Oakland,
upon, Vhtch it Is supposed the two men
came to this city during the early
hours of the morning. ; The speeder was
found In the brush alone the river tanlt
lust below town "yeaierqay morning,
wnere it is tnougnt tney leu it.
walking
thence Into town.
31GII lETaQ AGilG
Positively evretl by
CARTERS
inese Jaime ruis.
., Ttmr also reUera Dta-
TllTTLC
tress troM Dyspepsia la-
digestion and Too Hearty
Sating. A perfect ren
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Drowsiness, Bad Tssta
in tha Montn, Cbatsd
ttogoa.falnlnCtaBldts
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KUU'fULr S'-ULLtSSE SKiatniCE.
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AUNbUETOEMBNT
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY
AND: SILVERWARE
No estimate nf the amount of money
or the valuation of tha goods stolen has
been -arrived at so far. ? ,
In the fight at tha stockyards at Oak
land tha burglars dropped two pis
tols nsed In their duel with tha officers.
The guns were picked up in the hog pen,
where more than a dozen bullet holes
were made by the guns of the polios. It
Is thought
stolen froi
i thought the two pistols, which were
tolen from . Stearns b . Chenoweth's
hardware store, were : emptied . and
dropped, while new arms were brought
into 'p.sy. mxia ins luaiuaoe or bui
lets from the officers' guns became so
strong that' the bandits were forced to
retreat ana leave tne
rune . tfcev had
dropped.
Tha DlStolS were recoamleed
by the pi
as havln
roprletors of the hardware store
m come from there.
Aside from this, there Is nothlnv "to
show what course the robbers took In
leaving Oakland, and the SDeeder In
clew that may not prove anything, aa
no ane saw the men who made thla 1
mile ride In the small hours
of
tho
morning.
LA F0LLETTE SEEKS
; ; A-FELLOW-TALJCER
'..!;! ; 111 " '' J f''C
(Wsrtlnftoi' Burnt of .The Joornat)" !
Wsshlngton; May ? It. Senator 1a
Pollette. who 1s trying to aet. Demo.
cratio senators to. Join with him to or
ganize a filibuster against the Aldrlcb
Vreeland currency bill, said todays
- "I have not ,eucceedd in getting any
one to join me, altnough thV Demo
crats, practically to a man are opposed
7'- S!:v:
P
original
which if
" 1
in con-
Reducing,
Stout TTgures:
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to M.v',,ii
Office, 110 Geary Street.
The
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Quality
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Closed
s
to the bill.- I . am anxious to see the
bill, defeated. I would wllllnglv under
take; to talk It to death If I could get
Soma ona to Join me.;' .. t
i I. Toilette' ' friends caution Wm
against the attempt on account of his
recent Illness, but he stands ready-to
remain at his desk., speaking 48 hours
if necessary, having his meals brought
t him In the ohambr. If he finds one
to. help him he .will kill the bill.
; ?V ' ' " Martla peaks.-1 - , - " U
t". Get ,' tomorrow's People's Press ; and
read his appeal written in hie cell, (c
a copy at plar store. Fourth and Wash
ington and Oregon News, company. - . i
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SALT AIR
Aerated
All beer is aerated. J
- It is carried in pipes
to the , topmost', part of
the brewery, and while
hot,- trickles: down : over
a series : of - ice-cold
pipes, permitting the aijr
to blow through-it.v'
, .This coots the beer.
It purifies it, as. well
k Everybody knows, the
purifying power of pure
air. r , . - .'
PALE BOHEMIAN
has this advantage:.: .:'
It is. salt-air-aerated;
that is, it is purified and
cooled by the cool, salt
air of the Pacific Ocean,
man wnicn tnere is
none purer."1-"... V
This air erivtis no dif
ferent flavor 4to s PALE
BOHEMIAN beer, per
haps., than . 'any. mother
pure air. 1
Some - chemists main
tain; however, that the"
chlorine in the ocean air
has greater purifying:
. itr-.-r." -' ' ,
power man iresn air., i
; Whatever i the j action
of this air may " be," all
o btasn'a b le evidence
demonstrates that "salt-air-aerated
beer is 'bet
ter beer, for. that reason.
The brewery in which
PALE BOHEMIAN is
made ,isi located at - an
elevation just a few feet
above, sea-level.: - '
From the " top of; the.
brewery, . however, one
overlooks all of Astoria,
vievihg,; the great Pa
cificOcean. '
' The- sweep of wind
from the ocean is unim
peded on its way to the
jbrewery, 'carrying none
of the surface , contam
ination that is" so apt tor
deteriorate the . 'quality
of ! city - brewed b e e r,
where the purity of the
air is questionable.
PALE BOHEMIAN
beer has a distinction
that is. seldom, if ever;
met in the brewing of
beer. It is closer to the
ocean than any other
brewery in the world.
It is a guarantjipf pur
ity and palatability.
a case win oe aenv
ered to . your home, if
you say so. , 'I ...
One dozen large bot
tles, $1.75.
Rebate of 40 cents per
dozen for bottles.
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North Pacific
Brewing 'Co:
' 211 McKay Bldg.
Main 2690 v
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ovoosry atorsa Closed.
4 All htores of members of the Retaft
Grocers' association will close at noon
tomorrow, Decoration day. .
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