The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 17, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1808. BATTLE - i TO OF BALLOTS BEGIN ON MONDAY Ambitious; Young Men and tVomen -Will; Compete Free Scholarship in Journal's Third Annual Con; - . test A Splendid Cha nee for Boys and Girls. for Up 0 ; . Encouraged by the good showing they made In last year's educational contest, no doubt many wllj again enter in The Journal' third annual scholarship com petition. - Taught by the . valuable perlence, they wtU know how to over come 'obstacles and how to more effec tively solicit subscriptions. How to ap proach men of affairs Is a quandary to .the inexperienced, and the knowledge of the art Is acquired only by the actual experience. With more confidence In themselves this year they will succeed wnere tney failed jast summer. - - ... v ' ielX-Oonndenoei. ., i : Self-confidence Is an Invaluable trait in a young man or woman, and the pos eessor of it will make light 0f seem ingly difficult problems. The kins; is the man who can. ., The poet was right, for It la thi mail "who Ran" wlm. Earnest young men and women carry a positive atmosphere with them a sort of magnetism that attracts people's at tention and makes them like them ana believe la them. - v Diligence Bequlrsa, Success Is the result of hard work, and failure is the price of apathy. No one with a down-and-out feeling Can win success. By fighting obstacles en ergetlo young people can destroy bar riers to progress as though they were made of tissue paper. Most obstacles are only imaginary and vanish before the determined person with an object in view. Tbe handsome cash awards rang ing from 125 to f 160. which The Journal is giving to the winners of scholar ships to help pay their incidental ex penses while attending- school or col lege, should be great inducement for ambitious young men and women. Be sides the -cash awards the winners will also be paid cash commissions on all the new subscrlDtlons they secure dur ing the three months' contest. The cash commissions alone will well pay them lor their summer work. figure It Oat. Just consider what a free scholar ship, a cash award and commissions on new subscriptions for The Journal means. The winner entitled to the choice of scholarshlDS. for Instance. chooses one year's course in the piano Department or tne uregon conservatory of Music valued at $176. In addition to this he or she gets $160 cash, making a vaiue or JZt. Besides ne or sne re ceives a cash commission on every new subscription secured for the Daily, Bun- day or Semi-Weekly Journal, thus aug menting the sum by a large amount. Being entitled to first choice of course, the number of subscriptions he or she will have secured will necessarily be large, so that the cash commissions will amount to a goodly sum, making a big aggregate. There Is no other work that young people could engage in that would remunerate them so handsomely. It is possible for clever young scholars to earn over 1100 a month during The Journal n contest. Surelv this la strong incentive jjtp attract education aspiring young people to engage in the work of securing subscriptions for Ore gon s popular newspaper. Be Ambitious. mere is mtie nope ror the young person who is content to remain at a standstill without ambition to better his A Little Down and ALittleEachWeck Elgin or Waltham fp2.50 A Real Bargain Bar la a high, grade Elgin or Waltham movement in a guaran teed 10 -year gold filled cass that has never before) been sold at the low price we now name. Tou can't beat it anywhere C 19 Kr In town ,....lf3U Standard Jewelry Store 189 TIIIU) CTXJEST, Between YamniU and Taylor. or her condition. ' When the mind be comes contracted in narrow surround ings tnere is little hope for advance ment. It is the observent, inquisitive ooy wno jorges aneaa ana does things that place him in us lead of tne dull, aisintereeted youth. The exercise of the boy's and girl's faculties gives them ballast and makes them cheerful, hope ful and successful in business. Intend ing competitors in The Journal's great contest will do well to study the sub scription rates and tbe voting credits attached to the different subscriptions. The longer ' the subscription term the bigner the number of votes allowed. By explaining tbe conditions to those whom you solicit you will be able with little effort to secure long-term orders for Tne journal, and thus pile up large numbers of votes to your credit In tbe contest. . . . ' - 0et Out and Hustla.- '.; Remember, steady application wins confidence. Faithful attention to - the work of securing subscriptions to The journal . wm orown your efforts with success. Tour honesty of purpose will be - well rewarded at tbe close of the contest, and the consciousness of doing ?our level best will be a general satls action to you and will be a powerful factor In your future career. Don't de lay the work do it now and remember now is the present time always and never the past By knowing the mean ing of that little word of three letters NOW you will write it backward after your name at the close of The Journal's third annual scholarship contest. You will be a winner. TELECOM IS THE LIFE Says F. G. instead After Being Cured by James Austin Larson. Science of Vibration Makes Sufferer From Constipation and Torpid Liver a Well Man. "Teleconl is tha life, lust as James Austin Larson claims tt is," said F. O. Llnstead, who is employed by the St Johns Lumber company, in reply to a question put by a reporter who met bim In the corridor of the Oregon hotel, as he emerged from the apartments of James Austin Larson, ths Teleconl expert. The reporter had assed Mr. Llnstead what teleconl is. a question that is upon the lips of hundreds of Portland people at this time. "it nas certainly put new life into Mr. continued Llnstead. "For ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills, Must Bear Signature of ., 5ee FssvSasils Wrapper Below. I Terr assail mxmA I take CARTERS 1,1 as saga. FOX IEaDaCHL RSI DUZIXE1S. IITTLE run iUBULeY IWpB FOR TORPID LIYEIt f I til revSeMTisiTtss . I ua ewuiirAiiun. F01 SALLOW tall. . rca TKECoairuxioi I Ht7 I Purely Tettablefeggg eight years I have been a conetant suf ferer from constipation and torpid liver. Now I am a new man altogether, all due, I am positive, to this wonderful treatment they call teleconl. 'Uurlng ail the time of mv lndlsno- sltion, it has been necessary for me to take strong medicines every day, and even then mv head was constantly heavy and I was dull and listless and my Doay was so numt tnat I was in mortal fear of paralysis. Now, my head la clear and my mind active. The auu, neavy reeling in my body is gone and I am lust as natural as I would ever wish to be. Teleconl worke quickly ana surety, as a cure ror sucn troubles as afflicted me. It is all that la olalmed tor .it, and I am glad to state publicly my earnest belief In the treatment. My belief Is baaed unon a suacAasful trial 01 It." One only needs to listen to Mr. Lin stead s story to be impressed with the fact that Teleconl is equal to all the claims tnat nave teen made for it by Its distinguished originator, James Austin Larson. There Is one very de cided feature in favor of Mr. Lanmn's method and manner, and that is that he does not claim to cure everybody with cancer, consumption, diabetes. Blight's disease, chronic deafness and organic heart trouble. He is equally as firm In his statement that nearly every other trouble comes within the scope of his treatment. You cannot but be Impressed with the conservatism of this man. It is just this quality In his makeup that gives thinking people confidence in him and his claims. If. as Mr. Llnstead claims, Mr. Larson can cure constipation and torpid liver, his treatment, sooner or later will receive universal recognition In the curing of this very prevalent complaint One thing is certain and that Is that a lot of Portland people are trying Tel econl, and all those who have been in terviewed have nothing by the warmest words of commendation for the apostle of the science of vibration. GAVE JOBS WHEN MONEY PUT UP Use of the Hotel Oregon's letter heads; a membership card In the T. M. C. A. of Portland; credulous young men anxious to realise quick returns on a small Investment these the ma terials out of which H. O. Vincent, re cently decamped to Seattle. buildn an elaborato set-rich-quick phantasm that has completely dazsled the eyes of Captain Baty and his -plain clothes men. Vincent came to Portland about a month ago. Shortly after he arrived here he advertised in some of the pa pers for men to present a good ad vertising proposition. Applicants were required to put up a bond in order to protect" Vincent from possible dishon Eventualities reveal that the bond was anything from a diamond rln to a gold watch, although Vincent preferred monev. Ha nwunl - an applicants on his advertising DroDosl- uon and the police figure that the to tal value of the watches and other Pieces of lewelrv and mnna wtilnK v. gathered in as "bonds" wlU exceed 1500. P0WEKS QUAKRELf " PATEONS SUFFER ?.llw." Light te Power company and the Western Union has resulted In the removal of the standard-time clock from the Waiting-room on Second street, near Washington, causing no snd of inconvenience - to the patrons of the Street car lines ov.. th n.i.-t. brides. Foimerlv a bla- Wnlwn TTn clock hung on the wall in the waiting room, but a difference arose between the telegraph company and the street railway people, finally reaching such a warm suae, that out came the lw.ir. and now the bewildered or belated trav- eieriooHs m Tain ror tne laminar face Of the bis time piece. "Tt would seem that these two pnblic service corporations - might compose their differences . and r.tnr. ,t,i. clock," remarked a patron of the TTnlnn avenue carlines. "Hundreds of neonle are put to serious convenience every for the v A You do not need the CASH. All you need to do is to come to the Gevurtz Stores Pay a little down on any suit in the house Then pay the small sum of TEN DIMES, or tjj?e 1; , fig na aweeK that's all you are expected to do, and and meanwhile you wear the suit while you pay. No "fuss and feathers" about it just a plain busi ness transaction. No embarrassing provisions or transactions. No red tape. Both MEN and WOMEN , ' ' ' outfitted complete on these easy terms. 1 '.,, I. . - J; ' s:;..l : ; w j, v 11 !t " " I . 1 . .-; ''.' ' ,1.! H .'T -s: A -!-.t; - iv...,,. i ,il ! : Only a Week &EVURIZ SELLS IT FOR LESS" lllll,illjl.)llllwliiiFW Em netm it I ri fill J i & 'its mm .ej.'.r..m m ii BssssiBBBSwa tbbb rajai ii.ii i i ii m t tar r:t i.- m . si wff v y i m sBsasMsJISBSBiaBsBBsaassaL i.f - j -V .S u a ,sF sTssW T i: .''J A YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT GEVURTZ 101 1? nail lllTfllli -s;-.v i idi TT-I" J"'l i-.t - a e - i Only a Week SLY COPS SAY "HIST," THEN FIND BURGLAR ASLEEP IN OWN HOME Being taken for a bursiar in his own home Is the Interesting experience of as express messenger who lives in East Washington street, early the other morning. He got 'In from his run late very late. Naturally, he hiked for home. He got there. But the door was n n Elan0 GEiuuun Never Falls to RESTORE GRAY or FADED HAIR to Its NATURAL COLOR and BEAUTY play.' Roumanla, upwuia only. . ja .ilally. No matter how long it has been gray or faded.- Promotes a luxuriant growth of healthy hair. Stop its falling out, and positively - removes Dan droll. Keep hair soft and glossy. Re fuse all substitute. 2 times as much m 11.008 50o size. x . - , : IS NOT A DYE. , ' Fklle Ha Bme. Co.. Nnrsrk. N. 1. Ct and 60e bottles, at druggists Vn , ... vi iu um ouiaoae, m mes senger secured the services of a step- laaaer. ne ciimDea, And he got in his own horns through a window. But he vy m nsisnoor steeping in tent. ....i .. , iiews was, dispatched to. the police station of the supposed burglary. The " . mvw. ine jaoaer still stood thief was really in the house. Per- usya am wus cniororormlnsr his Tie- .kv lner WB no - light. Other uuiumii nnn, i ne potice, ror a time. ivJ,i-T?f 'Jw hiding nuouv. w vuiuv aiuica tne House or to use strategy. , Finally, however, members' of the househo. were aroused. The burglar was found in bed He was Identified Sf ai.mS?1?er. 11 th? 'mUy. explained his plight and the sleepy policemen re turned to the station-housed And he neighbors are wondering why people who. stay out late do not carry nignt keya . ...,,.;....(, ,"...... v Soetoa Cloeted All jy ' To arrange the clothing and furnlah ing goods stock of ths "Hub." Bales men and saleswomen wanted during this mammoth sale. Apply at once to the Boston Store. First and Salmon strwitefc . " - . . . - --- Sleeplessness is often caused by the head being exposed to the cold, while the rest of the body is warm, in nine cases out of ten. If the head is covered with a silk handkerchief it wil llnduce sleep, ,.-0,. ' A mniDlxtoB satia MBooth iml flf lTn RHEUMATISM CATARRH CONSTIPATION ajtd All Nervous Diseases or Men and Women FEJur4jrnrTX.Y ovmxs t IMPONDERO -THERAPY TREATMENT Those who have treated BO much that they have become "skeptical" and have not received the proper results soon get dis couraged and "give up." we have many of such cases and they are improving. Why not avail your self of the same. - "It is your own fault" If you don't gat well, as we offer you health, providing you have no incurable disease. : Office hours 10 a. m. to I p. m. Sunday 1 a, va to It m. o Impondero-Therapy Company D 1 ; t 508 Merchante Trart Bldg, . yorUand, Or. ., IIH Washington. Entrance y TOWN LOTS For Invcslmen! or IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS? If we knew which interested you most, we would tend you our free litersture on the subject, , We have jifst issued two new folders,' . NUMBER 3 describes the new townslte of PALOUSE FALLS . . . .- .v ,--. V . j ? , V " , 'i r ' ,--,4 . . NUMBER 4 tells about our. Irrigated tracts at PALOUSE ORCHARDS. s . .. , You must be interested In one or the otherwhich is It? If it is convenient for you to call and see us, do so, we shall be pleased to talk with you but if it is not possible f of you to see us personally, fill in the following blank and mail it to us, and we wtll send by return, literature, without any cost to you. Gentlemen: ; ' , ' I am interested in.. .... t ' . , and would like' to receive your free folder No...'..,......... Please send same by return mail and oblige, T .V'-'1!1 -1? "' Vi esUiV i.tt'ecsiessssellssetts esei tt it Date.. Dont procri ev cesstut man. ate but do thia today. Opportunities come ta erybody, but tne man who seucs tne ssful opportunity is the $uc- The Palouse Irriaalicn F 245 STARK ST. (Ground Floor) PORTLANO CURE SICK HEADACHE, . newspajierjfc .