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Newspaper Page Text'THE OREGON DA1Y JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1. 1908. 14 FIRST FIVE IN DISTRICT 2 HZJUUS START FOR SI. HELENS GIRLS HOLD PLACES We herewith prnN.tit tlie elKhiti r In tho EMucutlonal contest, w li1. fl In elude all nuhhc nations rer.lwM up to nil Including Tim i Huav. July 3d. K.ili'M Kohnrtt Hllll It-nds In district No. 1. lm! MIfp Mellon Ik cthwIIdk tin- ln.hl.-r f Vllll'K , .. MN Lnunoi Kt 111 i h 1 h In tlls'.rlct N' t Inn thiTii Is coriHlil.'rnliln m-1 1 1 1 y n'mont! ll cont. Mui.ls In tills nisi i l. t nml Minn Olailyn Nelson "f caw . no nuikOH (iult' a Jiiinp In h'' "'ore llHt Miss Vnllstedt ami Miss Wlllliuna of this district arc nlm Iinrd nt work luid no doubt cli;inR''S will 'k'' rlnrr fnolv Mls lifulah fillkcy. the new contest ant from I'orvalliH, niuk. s an excellent phowlnK anil Is trying hard b In ad the list In district No S Miss Herkrem of Oarrtlner tlll lends, with Hay HnlneN hcroiul MIks Mockonyos and Miss Ryan hue mndn til I an lnneano In their cl- and pruinUo to come (o tlio front soon. In district No Hay Harper wri'Bls TlrM pluoi- from Miss McKlnn.y and Is Inn I ii! vik Mum l.lllv of I. a ;r;in.l' iloil'.K'S pl;o i's Willi .Mil" Shelt.m and th- oilier i-onlcvIiiniN In Una illstrlct give ,roin 1st- of roii-.KIerull. wmk noon. , t)19 All rontt Nl.mls lmc many o routines which an- fa.it belli k converted Into c:i.h)i huhHcrlptloiiH and a Kreut many will help the i'o!iti-st;iiitH from this on, every one bring wlllliiK to help lunhltlous boys and ptrls who are anxious for an education. hi' h succeeding score will show many chanK'S In place and probably some new lenders will develop In ft short time ('.ft busy and help your favorite by mihacrlblnn for The Journal for a. Ion term. Ascent of Snow-Capped Peak JVins Tomorrow 3Iorniii. District Jfumber 1. This contest district Is made up of Multnomah county and Includes Portland. Contestants In this district compete with one another, and . the same time with nil contestants In other parts of the northwest. 1 Ralph Hobnrtt. .1(7 Stanton street 2 Lenna Melton. S 1 5 Grand avenue north 3 Harry Crnln. 463 Kost Eleventh street north 4 Iiavld McK. Wilson. l.lnnton. Orcein 6 G. Adrian Smith. 142 furry street 6 Clyde f'ooley. 4iT Tenlno 7 Roynl H. Cross. St. Jolins 8Frank Kennell. 331 Grand avenus S Myrtle Rogers, 1831 Kndlrott street 10 Marcella Q. Boone. 64 Mldhum, Kern Park . 8r,.M& . 2ti.2r. .10.010 . C.D75 . ti,3!il . G.125 . 4.9U6 3. 955 , 2.910 1.280 District Wumbor B. Contest District No. 2 comprises all of Willamette' valloy except . Mult nomah county (which forms a district by Itself) as far south as Eugene. Contestants in this district compete with one another and at the same time with all contestants In all parts of Oregon. 1 Freda I.auner. Pallas. Oregon 35.120 2 Olive Williams, Monmouth. Oregon 20,120 3 Gladys Nelson, Oswego. Oregon 10,42.r. 4 Renlah Gllkey, Corvallis, Oregon C AdeU Vollstedt, Lebanon. Oregon .' 6 "'-'5 6 H. Earl Jackson, Forest Grove, Oregon 6.9S0 7 Charles Hibbard. Sllverton, OreRon 2.43" 8 Paul A. Nunan, 367 State street, Salem, Oregon 1,770 District If umber 3. Contest District No. S Includes all that part of Oregon south of Eu gene and the counties of Oregon bordering on the Pacific ocean. Con testants In this district compete with one another and at the same time with contestants In all other parts of the northwest. 1 Sena Berkrem, Gardiner. Oregon 14.140 2 Ray Haines, Myrtle Point,. Oregon 12,225 3 Freda Hockenyos, Medford, Oregon 8.905 4Orace H. Ryan, Gold Hill, Oregon 3,005 District Number 4. Contest District Jfa, 4 comprises all of eastern Oregon and eastern Washington. Contestants in this district compete with one another and also with all other contestants. 1 Ray Harper, The Dalles. Oregon 12,475 2 Grayce McKinney, Blalock. Oregon - 11,275 3 Miss Dolon Lilly, La Grande. Oregon 5,745 4 Etta Shelton, Union. Oregon , 6,235 5 Melda Williams, Baker City, Oregon 4,155 8 Margrette McCoy, La Qrando, Oregon 2,776 COLORED CLUB UNFURLS BANNER IN SUPPORT OF TAFT AND SHERMAN The Colored Taft and Sherman club was born last night in a laundry up on Tenth and Flanders streets. Under the call of the colored men's committee. Issued several days ago, a number of the colored voters of the city met last night and decided to form a club and work for the election of the Taft ticket so far as Oregon and Multnomah coun ty Is concerned. Rev. B. B. B. Johnson, pastor of the Mount Olive church, called the meeting to order and out lined its purpose. He said that he had met President Roosevelt personally and had a great admiration for him and for what he had done as president of tb United Statos. He also Indorsed tho work and policies of Mr. Taft. The object in calling the meeting together was to form an association of the col ored voters which would unite in the support of the Republican ticket at tho election In November. After the address by Rev. Johnson a temporary organization of the club was effected by the election of "Dollar BUI" St. Clair as temporary chairman and J. A. Merrlman as temporary secretary. The temporary organization will send petitions to be circulated among the colored voters with a view -of increas ing the membership of the club and during the campaign the organization will work to line up all the colored vote for the Republican ticket. LAfit night 22 signed tho roll, and It Is expected the membership will reach 300. Leaving Portland yesterday nfternoon, Mazamas reached Castlerock last evening, remained there overnight and 'today they Journeyed to Toutles river bridge, from where the start will bo made tomorrow morning on their as cent of Mount .''t. Helens. This la their annual outing and will occupy two weeks, the nseent of the mountain be ing supplemented by a number of side trips. The. party will loave Toutles river bridge tomorrow morning, mul by even ing inev will be In . amp at Spirit lake. , 3 , L' :i 0 f.'-et iihoe sea level, where tin' j main headquarters for the outing have been establish, d. From this point a I compete circuit of the mountain above j the timber !!ne .an be made in three i days, without any difficulty. .St. Helens can be climbed "from utmost any ap- proach. althotigh the easiest climb is , from the south and east. ; The height of the mountain, na ascer tained bv the Mnxama hypometrlo party on July 19. 1908, Is 9.7;ltl feet. Spirit lake, so claimed by tho Indians because without apparent reason the lake gets rouh about 4 o'clock every afternoon, is a beautiful sheet of water about three miles long and one und a half miles wide. Trout aro abundant . In It. as the lake is not entered by any glacial stream. It has line sloping beaches, and affords delightful bathing Portions of the lake are very deep, and the extreme depths have never been as certained. ' Beautiful Lakes to Visit. One of the plensantest side trips is ; to American lake, about one and a half miles north of Hplrlt lake and l.f.20 feet higher. To tho southwest Is Echo lake, and Cnthedral canyon. A basaltic dyke resembling a cathedral spire marks Its locatltm. Tho wonderful Peterson caves, known as tho "Ouves of St. Helens.' will be visited. On the south side of the mountain occur wonderful openings In the lava , rock, formed by trees. The Indications are that theso" largo trees were sur rounded by some prehistoric flow of lava and the trees were killed, then the wood rotted nway, leaving these strange holes in the volcanic sides of the mountain. i St. Helens has been ascended by M'i zamas several limes. A party of seven i members of the Oregon Alpine club, ac companied by two Indians, made the as cent from the south side In July. ISM). : On their fifth annual outing the Maz.i ms ascended from the south Hid.', XI ! members reaching the summit. Among those who go on the annua! outing this year are: J. H. McDonald. W. A. Cleland. Miss Laura J. Cleland. Mark GUI; Miss Katherine Ientz of .'"cattle. Miss Emma Harding. MH Mary Halrd. Miss Eleanor M. Gardner. K. Friedle. W. J. Douglas. R. W. Mon tague and son. Miss Minnie Boll, Dr.' Otis Akin, Dr. Claude Adams, I r. W. A. Cummins, Harold Gilbert, J. H. Povey, ; J. Montague. C. D. Woodworth. Pen j Lombard, James Garson. Mrs. Trevett. ! K. I. 'irovett, J. A. Hughm, Friuik II I Riley, W C. Adams, C. H. Sholes, R. L. Glisan. J. Lulsson, Dr. J. Hurck and daughter of St. Louis, Miss Eleanor Mc Donald, Miss Elizabeth David, Miss Mary O'Connor, John A. Lee. C. E. Fnr sythe. Miss Gertrude Metcalf, Miss Martha Goldapp, H. O. Doering, C. W. Whittlesey, K. S. Faucette, Miss Ama Rankin, Miss Casselbury, Dr. Miller Babbitt. Francis Henefiel, Nelson Gam mans, Alfred Anderson, Edmund P. Sheldon, Mrs. Leta Ruth Wessels, Rev. D. A. Waters, Miss Agnes Plummer. Miss Marlon Plummer and N. W. Oster- haut. REFORM SCHOOL FOR Ml YOUTHS LARGE CROWDS AT CMilEJIIIG Two boys were sentenced to the re form school yesterday by Judge Gan tenbeln In the Juvenile court. Fred Fraley, a 14-year-old. who ran away to Ban Francisco with 1 do that his aunt had saved for him. spent It and then came back to annoy his aunt, who is pick, r.fus-d to discuss hW condtj.-t when he w;ts arraign. -d. Joe Mclntlre, the .-ther hoy sentenced, was placed on p.. role. He 'i 12 years old and had Moi. n a purse from the house of Mrs Garalde in Ivanhoe. Jo., had been In cirt b.fore on a char.;, cf smoking dew ret try, ar:d ho now claims to hae fervak.-n the weed. !! .and cause of his r. formation In that rcspeet , m-etintrs court decided to give him another h"A will There has been a large attendance at the campuieetlrig at Jennings Lodge the POSTOFFICE AT LIVESTOCK SHOW Substation Applied for to Serve About 1,000 Patrons. Postmaster MInto has forwarded to Washington for approval by the post office department the application of the Country Club and Livestock asso ciation for a temporary sub-postal sta tion at the grounds during tho races and livestock show. The representa tions by the association were such that there Is little doubt but tho request will be granted. This station will hava all tho conveniences of the ordinary ermanent sub-stations in town, and It expected that It will serve anywhere nee vi wio cics"n conierences or I rrom boo to 1,000 people during the two the Evangelical association and the ' weeks which It will be established. United Evangelical church. Oreat in- Officers of the State Poultry associa terest hHS been shown In the meetings : tin ore expected to report what prog and the attendance increases dallv. Sev- ', rpss they have made in their plans for eral speakers of prominence have been I tne poultry show, which will be held In brought In and the Ic tures In the fore- 1 Connection with the livestock meet, to rioniih have proved features of excep- , tn Country club directors next Monday, Xi-::ul int. rot. wdien the regular monthly meeting takes Rev Theodore Fchiuer. presiding el- place. At the last meeting the eommit-df-r for the Evangelical association and 1 tee of poultrymen guaranteed they Rev. M. J Ball. ntvne presiding 'elder i would have an exhibit of at least 1.000 f r the United Evangelb al church aro i fowls and that they would offer pre- g.n. ral charge of the campmeetlng ' rniums aggregating rrom 4(iu to Io00 the cnant e. The little girl of W committed to 'he .nr. G i ls Aid sorb t v I.. . ! that her father .it W hip ! t i-- .dope I 1 1 her .1 ' r.'ght. (" Tucker w.h no .tl . ' the H"vs' ,.r ; : s. r ) 'I--.- f ' 'itij l.'i ! f I t-' r:. ! r u i ; ') a hoi - ( ;n t h t r .!vnt'.- 1 !.' Hi ! - ' . I,-! s '.e ! rn v.- - I It. ' t tu " i' it .-:.. 1 u i 1 to care :i.-.'r Si- i . r hm. r Mn.-t . f Ttif k- . !..- W 1: " appe.-.r. d t" e'Tfirni t!..- 1 nfi.-r- .! ' . rv nd .m- "f th'-tn ers f t e . - r t '.e hi, If.. ,ti his seeot.ll ' Fo.it.p U. 1 . r of t : . , ii Jj. n Tl " I f t : - . a tes'.'.l h- i k.n-1 h- art' 1- ! ?p ak 'I ... v t . a tlno th iVhnte w .k prt-l ier.T .f I (Sat. ten!., in derided that oU.nr si.ak.r the little Pl-l Shall I,': j !e hr fattier otne. l ifer's ler Liso left offered to for her ;).. ers r.etRhn.i; little g!r; placed part . Wl f e ft t . j.'ti' st r mot It. r ; r.o ani ?.. f.fir Judg f'T the prefer 1 CH'e.l f... . .tH' Xotarlo "oninilsi(nf'l. I S;i I. I. rt..r.-i,.i of The J.-ttrrtl I Pftlett, ft tig 1 4'frnni.ssiot.s ss rota'K I'.: o b 'I ls-.ue.l f A . Hall CiaiMx i-c J N llnrt Hak r Citv irrarged the programs. The ir.-n-.l W'.dnfslav morning ontinue till Next V.-.inesda v Tl..- in . . rti ; r. rs urn ftiven over t" ear! v w.tsMi. and praise In t afterr.....n lhfre are in e talk- on religions matters and e.-n!ni,' a scrnior, r j.-r'n-r,.. nti" !.,; ti. ting of the ministerial '' op" is today and .or.tlnu's The annual rnr . ting i f A IIi be held Tuesday cf ..." j rlnclpa! speak : : ) mil ting is Hv. ('. c ;.! s! b-nt of the est. La Mirs loWd f Wf) att. rno. r. Dr Mo''k. l!.iS c.diege, will be 81.- t Week It Is understood they have completed thetr premium list which will 1 as comprehensive as those at the state fair or at the annual state poultry shows held here In the winter A space has ben set aside by the Country club people for the huge can vas pavilion In which the poultry show will be held. The alb'tment of spare for the various classifications call for a tent at lenst 100x1 50 feet, and If th. poultry show Is a success this fall, i permanent building for the exhibition of the feathery tribes will be ererted for next year and the annual mld-wln-ter shows abandoned. Pratt.. , F1 f e I h n . Thursday n'.i S 10 She is tragedy Mi l not . I ourtli h . Aug CONCERT ON KNOTT 8TKEKT TONIGHT ,( rtiL put. ....... i ii ,,, r r , '.''f'.'""."-" '' '""vi ' ----- i.-.yl'-.. I..':.:":::..1.-'.: :'-'. also an why the Beer There is hops, for Hops are a tonic you get in beer. That's when one lacks vitality, because of the alcohol. Malted Barley is digested food. aid to sleep. That's what doctor says "drink beer" quiets the nerves, not only 3J per cent, of that. But because of the hops are soporific. A bottle of Schlitz at bedtime In every way the drinking of viding the beer is pure. It is only the wrong beer that leads to bad after effects and to biliousness. Schlitz beer is pure. We spend more on purity than on all other costs of our brewing. Even the air that cools it is filtered. And every bottle is sterilized. There is all the good of beer, and none of the harm, in Schlitz. induces sleep. beer is good for you, pro- M Wit Jf I JT Ask for the Brewery Bottling. Common beer is sometimes substituted for Schlitz. To avoid being imposed upon, see that the cork or crown is branded Schlitz. fclione Main 2779 Sherwood & Sherwood 8 Front St., S. E. cor. Ankeny St. Portland The BeerThat Made Milwaukee Famous r Fruit) Pleasant to take and does not gripe or nauseate Cures Chronic Constipation, Stomach and Liver Troublo Stimulation Without Irritation. ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup is a new laxative syrup combined with the de licious flavor of fruits, and is very pleasant to take. It will not gripe or icken. It is much more pleasant and effective th an Pills, Tablets or Saline Waters, as it does not derange the Stomach, or irritate the Kidneys, Liver or Bowels. Constipation. ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup will positively cure Chronic Constipation, s it restores the natural action of the intestinal tract. If you are constipated If your tongue is coated If your breath is bad If your eyes are dull If your head feels heavy If you have heart-burn If you are troubled with belching If you have indigestion If your food does not assimilate If you are too thin If your complexion is bad Your Btomach, liver and bowels need stimulating, and you should take ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup. OUR GUARANTEE Clears the Complexion. ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup stimu lates the liver and thoroughly cleanses the system and clears the complexion of pimples and blotches. It is the best laxative for women and children as it is mild and pleasant, and does not gripe or sicken. Thin People Take Notice. De Ten AsalmlUU Teir Food? Orino makes you assimilate your food so you will get the full benefit of what you eat. TKe ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup and if you are not satisfied your money will be refunded Prepared only by FOLEY CO., Chicago, III. SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY ALL DRUGGISTS Yirtim. 1 Mr. ,Tpf 1 i v tier husband 1 P)rn"r Pe Carrlo's band evening at Knott street 1 t. irvlvp th. rlav. will pint this and Rodney be1n at I I. Ci'M tr,l5 inorntnK at tt- imittl, vl.'tim r,t h Ktn.l W.'irren H)no mhot avenua. the concert to I o rlncK. KollnwInK Is tne proptrajn 9 ! March "A I'eed of the Pen" Moret 0 erture "Light Cavalry" Hupn en rlrh When bad blood is caused frora an FOR e BAD BLOOD 1 n t prmf7.tr Selection flower I Walt- ' Symposia" Hen ili Mild Marlon" .... DeKoven ; Girl CITY DADS ARE AFRAID OF FIRE! Intermission. Medley "Creme de la Creme" Laurence : "A Onrrter. Matinee" Frino! infPTtinr, nf !1-J v.- .1. - .n,TT'T"unMM.r'' Lum! v TirnJ ox LmUgious B.ood Poison, it usually shows in the form of ulcerated March "Rakoeiv- Bottiger raouu. ana uiroat, coppeT0iored splotches on the bo.3y, 6wolien elands in ' pr'- ainrMT M11 Bna uicers, etc. ihcsc eeneral svmDtoiru. t j . . Fear IFeatod Arprumpnts 31ay Idiito City Hall So Eaiso Insurance. STRONG SULPHURIC ACIDS j Fumlng'Monohydrate'66 Deg. Be. IS I trie and Hydrochloric Acids IoUrrd la tank oars, drama or carboys. Peyton Chemical Comp'y htt.ij btxloxvo CISCO. me Docy, tnow How deeply poisoned the blood lcotrem, and etnphasixes the dangrerous character of the trouble If allowed lo rwn-ua in the Bysta the d.sease will finally wrwk the health and break down the strongest constitution. Ko medicine can cure Contagions Blood Towon which does not nd tie circulation of every rlde cf Uje virus, f' S. u the one real and certain cure; it poes down u the very bottom of JT!?. 17 reraov,nfT Ter7 trace of the poiwn. and addinir rich - "t- v. . u.u- uit.n mm i.iupowtnui Cisorder S S S Is the mact reliable of all blood puri6ers, and its concentrated inrredientu of pa.tfcfal veritable eatracta and jnicrs efpecially adapt ft to enrinr this in? ...iocs tmoble. Write for oar home treatrnert book, which is a valuab'e aid Ta the Ireatmentof the different sta-rs cf the disease, and ask for any Mva4 IHVAW J H I" .U, CflBjyC JOT ClUlCr. DEFEH PLKAS OF LAND DEFENDANTS J H Raley rf Pendleton and r:hem cf T'mt!;ia rnunlr Indicted eli -k tto on charge of conej lrln to def r j 1 th ir. vernment of certln lnd, w;l) rrt be arrifn1 before Judre Wolvenon In the t'nlted States court 'intl; temrr 1J Aurtit 1 u the dat ret for tbe men to enter their plexn l.jt the counsel for the 1ef-r,rir, t t.tn asked for forther I'm. Imurrn to the in uictmenla 111 rrobtblr b fl'.eil In the ineantiroe. rarrrlnf it.o" Ininirsnoe on a build- j 1r( costlr.a 1400. 00 caud f-.e members .f t.w city erut!ve bosrd to discuss ' the adrlaahillty of crt!r a fund nd provlalr.a for city Ineurane Instead of ' trinf larre rums each year to insir- r .e comanles Tne hoard I .k no d- tslve action, however. r,d raleel the Insurance on tr.a city hail frcm to l9.of.n. Teetra,' mtlr cf the Kor1 wss i It baa ben stated on Pritlsh aatbor- TTTV CM1 1 Lr crirrTvrn . . . 4ty that American lronHTaits Irfo C aa- XLS 5WIFT 5PJFXIFIC CO.. ATUUfTL GAJ ar takmc worth r prom- , ... - ... ttif lata ..Uav. au aacJi jsax. but MomrarxJTB rra vra ar made by all sth'ri ) n;p and baby nieiclfes that certain 'T-lum and riarcotsra MOs a Babr F.lixlr con tains no Injvrtooa ar baroo' w aeucs of any kind. A aura ana aafe cur for d! ocflersxl rtomschs bowels an4 fretful plndtl tor tewthlna lofania. ao.d by aVaidaaor XxmM ompaxv called especially to authorise tha month ly bills of the city snd In th discus sion that arose over ths Insurant It deeloj that there Is not a stnale a cf f)r fighting spnsratns In tho rr.y hall This led to an argument as (to whether It was advisable to carry In- fiTral of th tulw1!n Qilrpe4 w the Irejrance dlaonntlnu.!. while others wanted tha Insursnca raised. A com prom.lae wss flrslly srranred by la-cr-asin the amount and ordering th members wanted the rlth apparatus and vnrrniN cf feet of h1 and thre p.abccli esttrs-ulshers. Three . cxttn-g-jtebers wers ordered for tba city Ja'J fha board also placed I o Inswr-ai-w eiei th flrebnat Oeorra WUllama and It ta th cltw Jail Trai aftamsava grww XaccUoss on th- matter cf fire protsctlon snd on sng geeted that a fir sprinkler system would b a rood thing to establish In the council chamber while another said that boxing gloves would be better. Italian Dynamiter ilanjred. Ksmloops. R C. Aug 1. Francisco Ceddto. th Italian ma i3 rr. who was bangsd In the )all her yesterday, ex piated th ertma of blowing ap th Nl arars hotel, near Greenwnnd, a rear ago last Jsntiary. with murder InvolTed Ceddlo m Infatuated with th daugh ter of the proprietor and when sh r fused to marry hint be blew up th ho tel, killing th glrL H rp4 to th t'olted Elate but a few weeka ro wag arrewted and belr g retamed to British Col'imbla tried and ccmvWcd f sard aa4 r1ncad to b ttaog 4 TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES cur or towi Tioru W aa 4 you aatlr Ccwwa, Bra&r aa4 rut Werk In a day If nsnsassry. rosltlraly raiaJaM Brtraotlag rrw when plates or brldgaa ar erderdU aeasrtrr aaetk aad root rowerrad wttkvs at tb lt pUu Tsn ehalra. Only th moat aflantlfle and esreful work. BO TXAS.S tv roBTUura. If W1.MBJ,,, SVaaaarsav " ralltaar Bide, Talrd aaa Waaaiagtoa. I a. .m. ta . m.j undar t It. ralrWa ri tract Ion. to; Flat. II.M, SoU I tanaav aa4 Mala Jtlk ...