The Oregon daily journal., August 23, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

THE - OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 23, 1008
STEEL CONTRACT LET
DEATH HANGS
OVER DOCTOR
CENTRAL OREGON
i
Accidental Inoculation of i
Finder Ma.v Ifpsult in
JI v(lro)holn'a.
ON
OAD
Grading and Construction Work on Sec
tion of Electric Line Between Condon
and Fossil to Begin September First
Great Dam on John Day River
(Heflrt SVni bj T,nnfrt I.oiinrrl Wire )
i 'hi. Mito. 111. Auir. ii;.'. Nil. i lv hours
l.ao passed alnoo the. deadly i rim of
; li dt ophoblu fn tone .1 upon lit Antonio
I I uglerio. tin' I'm 1 riori I Chicago ..-lt til I
, who ban naed Hid lives of it. few pci Hon.-.
nuiK'Kra tiy tin- same agonizing 1 1 vn m
An yet thrie t no i in p 1 oi 1 1 lc ili
veJopmen,ts. Tim phynlctan. a little i
moio pallid, n little compos, d, a
(title- moi" i o'l.srioiis of the ii'i nMn f'.i t-
Contn.ts for the nti :. tnr.U Me.d
woik of tin- new ''Ma! Htf"i ! til-
road weir let vi.sl'I'il'iy I'S O"1 '"rl
lam! oust in: 1 ion company !
Howies of th" Northwest lltldgo Works
ThU i-nrii r'-l gives I tin
fr-in tho
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I 1
ir I
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j which iniiy he a w a i I I n g h I m. w.r,( sl.ol
1 U.V "11 V. it It 111" Vo7i I'H.II I'MM'.I'I
; I II K t'l till' appeals ofll full half bundled
minor patients; mixing Ins Seiums. c ; o. i nsl :g
"i ids 1 1 l o ! r l n m ' n. ton s.sn i 1 1 it: flo' women.
according hij Inn a kindly hand ujion t:,. h,ad.- of
I : 1 1 iii"' has little children and ryliiit to l"it'l him
I" i: t ,'iii.- S"M . srlf.
:ttnl thii.' iim'1 It was last ThiiiM.I'ty. when leefurino,
id nwaltliui tho to a class of students thai a noodle
1 i , Krt t!i.-:i oi,- to pointed fiasTieut of tin- skull of mi In-
ch' iip I'.iwit '"'iiliilPii rabbit pi i.'ii oil tho thltil fln-
'h" i i'it r i - f : H''i or ms ion n.ami I lie initio whs
A '-h
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NorthwKHt - ,.,, ,, ih,
lirl.t. Worlin nil th. bridire construe- , market It
., - . . . .. e i will nn t 1 it iii ii n
tlnn for Urn new II n on Its .o inua m , ..,,.. .,1,1, ,i,.,t r.. ,,,, .swarming, with err ma.
roadbed. Tin' sub-contract for tli Kin" , fnr,.,.,i , n,. hocause ,,f a lack j 1!"t the physician Ih treating himself
4 ir n rL.i -( vrt u t r i 1 iT 1 on W IT K I'll I I t- M I - 1
20 mile, of tho road between Condor, i -an port, ,,l" be m.es
and Fossil was hIho Ipi yoHtinlav, m1 ; Irrigation by Electricity.
th (rraillnu will bofthi Septninlo-r 1 ' The N'-hoinc of lit ! . t ! 1 1 1 hv elptr1-ty
EniVliH'ci s an- now al work on a sur- I s ,,, . , )ull ji;ls ., ,, Uo,it.ii mii-res fully
vv of tho llrst 40 mllfn (if the roiul. n -ah ihhI o'lro M.H"s a:i.l oohIsih
a .1.1 I I l.i.oi 1 of ilir ! " ri IHl - ' ..t' llfii., !.. 11.. ii..inlr...l li..li'h
ior R. A. Ilolli nhoi k mnrto.1 .'.tit .-s ,v ,,.' ilso of .1. M l.' puin..s tin, I m l I r'r- I-aKloi o liln-.yclf l o8 three
f.. I. ..-oi work on t hi' Klirx i' loi.....,.,, I.,,. i t-... . r I 1..,-,. ,,f i h . i ' ' ' :' ' 'J " " , o o . --.o- o ,t i .5 or.
the !iK ilani thai Ih to turn tho a t ' r- j .s, h , , s , i i.,-t tfuoli.uia.,l''tt
of tho John Imy Into pei form inn tho . f,,r t, ; pu ,w
work of runnlnc trains, fa 't irion. sn'- t Is pi op.,.-,-,) lt tl.o rompany to o
plylriK llithl ami power uml pumplnt-' rnti a town to .ho 'known as inlriburrh
water over sloop oliffs for lrrinliiiK , ,,n n,,. iwnni.s ni'T and to m iko il
rurposos. Tho cri-w uinlor !:iiKliioor , )l( ,,f h ;.,. t 1 1 smoltor ami ro
follonherk will hogitt work next week ' ,,,(.;ton I'lan.t for tho treatment of ores
on the water rilu.s so im to comply i ) , t ,o . ill-t ri"t Tin- ox.i.t lo'ii'tjoii
with the provisions of the law an.1 '- 1 f t 1.1k town it, to ho kept mcret until
cure tho water rights to the rallronil , , . townslto ami r.al' company con
oomi'any beyomi any chance of rovoca-Hll nn, n,,i railroad Is ready for
tion. ' bustii. s
OreAt Dam on John Day. I The talk cf t! new H.irrlman exten-
The dam on the John I'ny Is to be sion Into rnilt.i: . con Is not Kointf to
one oi the largest power dims In the I Interfere with, the , onstrii'-t 1 "li of tho
cotintrv. will he 200 feet IiIkIi and In to 1 ele, trie lino. if. online to tho officials
be cnnFtrncted between walls of solid j of the latter road Thev declaro that
II
heroleally, more rlKorou si y, porlia pis t han
eer patient was treated luloiv. He Is
selecting his Instruments and Ik Inject
tin? into his own system the most
powerful antl-tnxlns known to science.
Threa Trmtment Dally.
basalt jdil feet hteh. Klvinff Iil.OnO the llarritn.in ro.uls ato friendly to thorn
horsepower and nn enormous - storage j and point cut that thev ton. h the liar
rapacity, in a resorvolr n!n" miles Iook j rln.an lines at tnroe pl.fos, and are an
nnd thne .'.nil one half miles wide .important f. .dor to that nnli-iu.
Work on the lieschutes rivi r dam. I'ians fo: I l.o phi int,' ..f the fir,.nn,
wlilch will bo but 40 mil"S aw.iy from i 00n bonds ..f th" company aiOy'nt i r -s-'
tho John Pav dam. w ill be bejtun i ' ent bolng ili.i"il witu JJ' C.ira. Kie
tiiber 1. This dam will be used to sup- , '1 nit ouni-iiiy of Now York, althoii;li
ideinent the John Day. and with tho two j no definite at;r, 'in. tit has ho. n reached
the company will have two of the most , yet. It Is p."-.-:hl.. that the work of
Important power streams in the state , const ruci mi; t!" 'mpo to line. t-Mopt-woikinsr
foi It niht and day. 1 I n t for th" equipment, will h" wien
The Deschutes plant will he used par-j tho Kloct rh .' i I ni a I hi ; am company of
ticularly for power to sell to m.'Lnufac- j 'hioRK". whi'h i at pfsent fltruriiii or.
turers nnd for light. The country east, the cost of lidMing the lino en a sub
of the river 1s believed to be one of the rontrai t from the l'"i tland Construe
richest mineral districts in the west and' lion company.
. ft k '..n s, in the inonilnx. another after
li.ii, hi on and tho third Just before re
lit ii.K.
According to every precede!" t, he
must coiiiliiuo this for throe weeks.
At tho ,-nd ,,f that time lie will know
whether he Is to live or die. He, has
faced this outlook now for 90 hours and
he must continue to face It for 400
hours longer.
"What if -if It does happen, doctor?"
"Then It will happen," he replied
unlet ly.
How can you endure the suspense?
There' .-i no way of tell 1 n K for many days
yet, Is there?''
"No." ho said, "there's no wav of
tolling. As for the sir-pense, wh. these
OF
MEN'S
PANTS
Every pair worth $2.50 to $3.00 on sale
all this week
Sale P
nee
$1.95
PRIZE LAZY MAN WHO LIVES
WITHOUT DOING STROKE OF WORK
rliIMrtjn h:ivo to endure it. n you think
they oukIi t t- he hravr t linn a w n
man? 1 am K"ln? 'n with my worn just
hs if nothing liatl uiTd. Aft- r all. It
is t h.- only ( li iiiK to tli'."
"Hae 'ij inadf voi:r will1"
"No, not yrt. TIiTe' tlmo for that." 1
All d?iv Iomvt t !; 1m -11 wu -i i lnin i? at I
the ';i.tMir institute. At it-ast Jn p- ;
ti- nts a'ui f r 1 mis tnt in .-:r. ln..-s
a tnl buz- kt-t s f 1 1' i r.s, Tti n ffi o ;
h-oStl It.;,' i coiiSci' vHiory. Tin- i-'-yM- !
i:n' rl.iltlr' ri, k nl iilort to tiielrj
f ith'-r s il-iiirr. coul.J pot be lnV.!'i-,i to i
Ir'ave him. :ilv t!:.- ohlor a"ii. who aw-
sluts l.'.s fntht-r, ioiukiro 1 to t-xhihlt!
s iih- oi tin- jr'i ospidTi.. 1 iiian'H self. i
" I am riot ai'ra1 I. :a!.! J r I,iKlrio
it ih jM'.si-nhlf, vs i : t t!ii fmr-.s-s In
trtatin; hy.in;.hohia Ihrs in lni:in'iiatt ,
a t ! tn , l-ff). I r.m assure you thcic was;
' UIay In this c3'
If you need pants buy them now
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR
It will pay you
AD IT'S SO
Third and Oak
1st and Yamhill
Down on the shores of a little lake In
central Oregon lives the prize winning
lazy man. His nape Is Tliaridous Jones.
Jtr. Jones has a poUto patch, a half
dozen pips, a flo'-lt of ducks nnd a don
among hi other possessions
When Thaddeus wants a meal lie
turns his pigs out of the pen Into the
potato patch, first fitting over the snout
of each porkrr a muzzle which permits
the animal to root but not ent. When
the gruntrrs have 3uk enough potatoes
for a meal Mr Jones poes out and gath
ers up the spuds.
AVhile the pins are doing this Job he
fiends his ducks out into trio Ink" to fish
for him. Kach duck has a fi.shhook
find Hue atta"hOft o one l.-c The hook
is baited, and wtn ticver a fish t ik
good hold the webbed bird fees frlpht
ened to th" snore.
Tli" finny denizens bite quick nnd
often in that lake, an It only takes a
few minntis for Mr J.ci.s' brain mak
Iiir food to be MK7.1lii) on the pan. Last
week a four pound trout pot on a hook
und now there Is one duck shy on the
Jones demesne. Tills doesn't happen
very often, however, and when It does
fried duck takes the place of trout on
the no nu.
When w'ash day comes Thaddeus' don
Rets In his work, (iff comes Mr. Jones
flannel shirt, which he tics to I'edru's
tall after h.-lntr thoroui.'hjy sciped. Air
Jones then fisnits a pie,'.- of bacon into
the lake and the laundry rocs after it.
When the tour l,,i, swimmer retina
to 1 h ' shore th" --hlrl Is as clean as
M. CELEBRATE
THE REVOLUTEQ
Buenos Ayros Experts . Ex
traordinary Crowd of
Visitors.
MILKMEN MUST DISTRIBUTE
CREAM MORE EVENLY THAN NOW
If you lived In the suburbs or down i p"r cent of butter fat Is sold
in one of the vlliacrcs far from th" mad-
1 dins; crowd in Oregon s met rpo'i is nnd
had to buy milk from a country sunvir
j like thousands of the uitlandets do you'd
j probably coin" to know something of
ans phrase, "noil
' I
s a it had "" to a steam hiundr". I
T " UmUm H m Ha B Ikabb .:' d for. I h
j (treat inn
$ 303 WASHINGTON STREET, CORNER FIFTH
J - 1 U . ' i 1 - Vf 'SJi t ' 1 i 1.1...1. ff- as i.
s l-!.--.v.,A.t.-.t--4 fcv5vAVHk'W j . . .c!,. ..tv
? : -GIF lt - I .i fA t- V V5fC " ' H
! ;--.'X MiHV4J !
i. XM-iWJif' &'&rJi-W ;: -
E , 7i . ii - - -- -'-i ; :
(t.'Blt.-d Prc Iiinl Wire.)
Ruenos Acres, Aug. 22.- -This city Is
making: jr.re.it preparations to r. lebrale
Ih" rviirnnry of the revolution of IS 0,
in M y i:il0. X"W theatres, n-.v hotels
ai d business houses generally are pre- '
pnrltie to cam for th" ext ra ardlnary !
cioW'l of visitors expo -tod on that oc- ;
asion. hi' ii the. government has de-1
te'rmined to make worthy of n great i
city. ;
I ho fourth Pan-A merl"an 00, n cress '
is' contress i bo nro- posts lurKou an
the lneaniiifr of the
trifcr stirrintr."
I'.ut, there will be sonieth.ng stlrrltn,'
In the milk lln" soon If slta.te iialry and
Knn, , 'orn m 1 ssion. r I'.alley on hiine it
about. He is send:ng out circulars to
all haudb.i.i of milk tor public consump
tion In out of town districts tellliic
them that unbss nil'.k with tbe re.iiired
rciftcr
ach and every violation discovered will
be deak with us severely as the law
allows.
The reason that circulars are belne.
sent .nit Is that numerous ,'otui.j ntitv
h.ne been coming 111 that thin null; f
being sold bv tin- country tnerchints
The consumer who buvs the first quart
0 ill of the can gets the bisgest p 1 rt of
the cream which, of course is near the
lop. liv the time th" bolt, an is reached
1 hero is little left but white water and
the last loan to buy suffers. This is
because the mi;;; Is not stirred That's
why there Is going to be "sorncthinc
r-i.rring."
NIGHT RIDERS SOON' TO
GO WAY OF KU KLUX KLAW
1.
f
THE MAN CAME, SAW, HEARD A GROAN
AND WATCHED THE INDICATOR FLY
"The nH'ht ilib rs of Kentucky are! fellows who wei
1 i,.i., ... out" .),! Urn.- and pent
H , , ' ' ' ' t 1 t came to oo i-t cmce
I'.eu ib of ( iwen lioro, kv, la-mou.s forj .,,( ,)mt lU,,v ,.. , ,,,
lis tobacco und Its whiskey, and Its "The viciimn w r" t
wars amotiif the farmers and various fused to outer Int
other thlnns, at the Hotel rurtland yes
terday . Mr. Wile is president of the
.N.av Traders and' riant. -rs' bank In
'iwensboro lie is makiii;.- a lour of
I tin- northwest, accompanied by his wife
, and da light "I .
Tit.. iriMihle among th" farmers nnd
w'l i. h r.sultod in the ntphl riders goinp
! 0111 01 forces .ill li t-;an some time apo
I b the urea n i.a t ion of what mieht bo
I a unioii iiuioag the farmers and i,,,.
U i ncr for a loo 1
11 at. When
I:' " u: llj got
! lor.
mc-c w ho lunl re-
1 I i : e ag I',-,' nt to
keep Up the pile of 111.' tavoritc Wei
of man. Kite I) nlsht that the riders
were out two or thiee, or cc'ii tnor,'
victims would bo selected. The men
would ride for miles nnd then ret fi-e
to the barn or some other building of
the person or tier sons with whom they
were at ou's ,
"Hut those who were on the other
side of tho .fence fought their troubles
bravely, and altheuRh manv of them
thousands o( onMars hv having
She was fat.
thought sho was.
She
H h
a m y
was alono - or , bo-nan s'e;h.
Sndj one 1 f th 1 .,,,,,.,
a
1 ui"
if his
foreign . .doilies are man' was motionless
",t In tho ..reparations ar,,.,nd "e .
Iia ' o llif! I to offer
idle a .,.-t eoilf. t ir .11 followed tho woman
an- l.-nt 1 ml modern woman sniffed th" a:
? '!;' :". ! be laithfu: 1. productions hP.!fl ,n he riphti t
t won-.s "i : u musters, existing In ,
,ho museum of the Louvre. Luxemburg : bank and to the t
and Troc-nj-ro and two orlgift.il works Naught she discerned save tl
in lonrbii! at.d bronze of cont-mpora- ; cf blue Infinite tptice
lleCIS 1 leech ilTtiSLS. ' . i,
01., .... . .w. 1 the Dost followed th
.ill , ,'..''ui iiint ;- 11 11' n 01 It'"
prescient iher has been upen.-d an o:.-' through all of its gvrath.us.
hih.iein "! the sketches mrido f.,r a woiiinri soe:n"d satisfied with her
mc-uiner M l.c erecte.1 In tho I'h.za ; re,(.onnoiter.
of imIi ' So , iVf' -tw'o'di-iw .-'i- hro,i. i filowlv. cautiously she ad
road) be.-n nti-1 and ihe comm i s - n r,l tho mnn? No. The ada
n.- II
I tak,
Tl.is t'mo It was not an
Th" woman s'oppod d own
A ml t i man. pi. : n 1 1 1 : sr.
"ho r houid d.app.-a , ,.n,
a I '"k at the Indicator.
heir stora:.'" u!diiigs
rl y rl.-s; no "d, I h. y 1
'vervthing. Now
d iscou 1 atj.-il about
and "t1 it prop
h out in spjt,?
10 niclit riders
ontliiuing their
.! .- in M.rt enl I'l va r o.'l of to'ia
J Mr W ile continued
I l.eso men wanted to oiaraniz.o in 1 flj-
bo', I up Hi" price or toiiaooo. in a v.a .
tll.it lllollVes W.iUhl llUllolllite . 1 1 y II :l'c j-i . , ,
beiieiitc l .110 count, y to a great. exi-nt,j
bui no doubt In other ways i.ieir actions
. ..I 1 t.r.f.. V....... .I.,lrli,,n..l t.. fl..-.oa-
l',,.,',,.l 11 ,,,,'rouii.ilne- neighborhood i People simply won
'Certain of these farmers and plant
.rc ..,!.. 1. 1 tl.A cooibitio wliib other.'
re-ii.iiii. il outside il,.. ring for various i Now and the;,, perhaps, there will bo
r.'.-p s '1 h.-n it was that the nigh ' outbreaks, but cvoituailv every night
1 id. us bog.u, th. lr work. The nUrbt rider will bo biis ;iu..ii.l:nr: to his own
I riders wer. couitmsod mostly of young , business, as bo did ootore.
The result Is that the night riders
into 1.1 .0 llcaliv a thing "I the past. Ihe
i-id for th:s sort
f tbinn. and the prtctice is dying a
natural death.
l.ft. to th--to
the sk"
ran
The eye behind
w oni n n ' s ii :.' I
'C !;. .
isu.i:
Ml' oil Tov-
in t. y
ma n
'' lr "ls;'',s; directed against a sfib
not one h is l,. e;i j idgo 1 , - ,..
lthfullv the Me 1 to ho , i'f tne union dipo,. S.
hum- and granite. edge of t.o- .scale, belt
-f patriot. c enthutoasm N"lody in sight. St1"
I'.-curienl of revolution scab- carcb-ssiy, ti,.n
mii tt.at 1I.010 wlil b" intiiutcl". l.e i-oiil'iii
tii'-i -1 '.I -rtii th.. oril-c (dot. At list ' - t"'.
mal-." it vl.l ihcMgt; his the man jumpe.l. 11"
vile ti.c ro--.v ministers man groan.
ptar: - of the opousi- No 1
' urn
like a muffled nlaiui 'do k
i heaith :,as lust been determine! Ail i.-l.T. bang.' lie .'.i.k.il
1 milch cows intro. 111. 0,1 are t 1 be sub-I wiped tho sweaty
j jrcted to ex n in I na t Ion for a certain
i length fif time to ns.-ort.l!:i their eondl-
tion of health flv Im 10 o' this or.il
nance rio , .,w on be for tlt P'il-
ilce intl. it hi 1 pn-v d t o a'lr.tt-d time
in th" 1 st! t ; ' 1 or.. nT"M those not secur
ing a clean hill of henjtji will be kllld
?'.rid tho '-ir, .isi hari.'od uvnr to tho
municipality bears the ex
lco!aticn and tin nilnat'on
"orwtn hsi on hasnrrlved her
on the
' a 1 .-1 .
!. io -1
lamed
a ! I
fi.nl '
'id 'l e
pi. II I . '1 1
noon the scaio. '1
A t A m".is ,re of Importance ro the nub c like a muiiieo mn,.,i
had st.-, : , ;
aril a noi-!-
u '. z , z
around, thee
Is fi-m his hrov
Hallucination! Chimera ..f hi, .n.r
heated imagination His iail had n
manned hi in. Twas onlv t,.e Indi tit,,r
on t'.i scale fpinni:ic ' d in inewi
to tho woman's r.lcKol, and lu r wcirht
mostly welrrbt.
The man board a l-ini-il-nvvn sleh n
l Nl1' if . Ill f il jiJ
S'--iM--r5
iii'mui: i;ii'iUiijtiT-T!jr-i i, 1 1 nyr4sfifvm mUmn,n, ty?,.v
?jLlVi:.iLajiii. iiv,l,i1k iir tJkj&M.je-KU',ijt
NO PAIS ,.o More Fear of the Dental Chair
"NOR A HIGH DENTAL BILL"
;n iaiv
Special Rates All This Month
Full set. that fit $5.00 If m-i are -irr- r -
Gold Crowns. 22-k. ..S3. 50 heart tr m:' : ,
Bridge Teeth, 22-k. $3.50 IVcnl.-j-s
Gold Fillings 81.O0 the uf.rk
Silver Fiihngs .' ,5-Oo AU Work Warrants-j Ten
WHY PAY MORE? Yecrs
of arranging a com
betweeu Jap.m and
c rotems show t!mt
. s res i . u a now o".
'. I' ' ; ' r in-ii'V, S?
. . i . . I , - s r- i h J 2 " -
! t' " 4 : . . i .i i., n pa
.-li i , .e s. i ," Na -
' c - t j ' f I - ! place
:. . nd 1; .a il" li 1'pi t i
H-.nk -f Spain end
! r'.lrd Tl bit ,
. ,"ised its capit l!
,5e of Inpir: "ss,
. I p s Cor. in tho
BEARING ORCHARD
GOOD INVESTMENT
New Plan for Developing
Fruit Land Worthy
of Consideration
This Is the first Public Library
to Install a Pianola Piano
R. MET.YIL TH.WF.Y. at the time lie was
.sew ork st;it( librarian, made a 1,'irti
i in t:
S GOOD FOR 33
RATS ID A HALF
r k s w
- a r 1 r .
Tbe snn s!lvr lv'r.:
exhibit in Wi-,.'ar-' '
was an ,ir,!f I Mai' p c " ,
Tien congress for If" c, ,. .,, ,
oxhlMt of fr'j!: gr-e n I v lt,g .'i-it
s,rn enttn.ti.t.i f-ern r --..,; '
thm 1 -, ' r i. t '. n-nark,: I,, pi .'
from nil kln.l' of fr.:.- ami '
A .arke c.tn ir v 1 as re. er.t , '
' organize i to . ..--'.n ' -to-" :
of beh i reg"rt aid u.i.hn g ..n f r t
' p irj'Ose of Of -. ; ; g and .-p. ra :.r
oxriuslve fre
BarA Rfference Open Eenirgs and Sundays
lal.
iffenlan!
ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS
X Comer Fifth and Washington. Across Fro-n Perkins Hotel
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-. tt.. Ane 25 VTortl w
j. vVahtrrton to1.-y tba
r.er.t h tpprcprlited 15.2?''
a morth for the suppress' ir
tru In Pun Frsnclsco Thl
at the request cf committx- an 1 rr
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..e....a K Vavnr Tiv ft. I'T i i,'"i ii - '
5-iw ur petition to President tl'anr, na , . , r , .,r. r.f ,,-.r.., )r
w-vcit The marine h'.'plial r-ff etdei'il t" the r 'pc-. i 1 u at' i
r:,o gn err rrer.t. which h cr.Arge of n;i: p?- I
wo'lf of oar.jtillor hre. b ch rei'! -r
tl io esses of iixe In this r"r irr! n" rn o-'imsi p
s .c-lnc the i.t two rr.cnths
. tifen r rejorte.? aa lioiiM.-d
The mr-nov is to I u-d
It l estimated that at e pre.- i nil', u mii' "i.m j : f i m
r' 'I'hcc v in i hi
lie pied.. ; i ,' i!,;.
ta:;t Mrri a. I I,!
ci ':;,iili'tel- r;'!:i';,'
1 P ,;i s , , f 1 'la TT ! a I" I
un lies;; a : i:: tr! - as h
"W hx shotil.i ii'
of Sch:;'rt as we'
a-Koq i ir. iifwfv.
The Evar.ston. Ill
fr. Pewev's i.i.-a tnv
W'e'irr T'lar- la i'lvv
raref ;v ! v c r!-'; ' e ! vv
?"f h'r o? r.";
f-wn I'li'iib rap
(ilie's can
It a-
"i nis iu..nK,' aii I it-sc
.! the lav was not far iis
rnrh"; which aim to lie
! w. i'i!i have larirr o ",t-
!- ifant i! as ireelv and
the public !i
orrnw ;nng
a conc-s of Tenns'
n
of this innovation, am! this is the thought:
The Pianola has taken music out of the
class of the so-called ACCOMPLISH
MENTS has made it the universal pos
session of the MANY rather than an ex
clusive art to be enjoyed by the privi
leged few.
It is a n dcworihv fact that it is ahvavs the
Pian-la tl:
a lull knn
. t
i! i1- selected bv th"-.' r. lm buy with
Clodce of the comparative merits of
lie (Intercut Pinno-n a ers he I i.nio ,1 is the
public library ha put
practical nperaticn. A
": nrd a c !, t : ;i . .f :"mi
i---'r-r. -'s are ii ,v r.t the
n rest- lent I lv who
rfsf the r e's h.,?no. while
lirst lnstniment of the kind to be pur
ased for
the-
i
ress;ve
l
ra' m;is;c-
a public library, ium as it as the first mstni
ment to be ristalled in a cn'dege. Today there
are over leading educaliom! int ittitii ns
that are using the Acohaii company's mstru
:iv. rts :i t lit ir rnn-ical r-'ir".
Musically and Mechanically, ihe Pianola is
um ersally, re; .cnird as Maiding at the In ad
of its cla-s a fact amph- prmen by its great
ale. excet dmg that of ali cither pia;io-pia ers
i( iiii lined.
r -
.. t 1 I lH
ee- oah re-il ar a!.) '. .rc I tin
p r ' v irii
Th's ah If not b'iiT f : -o , vh
soure onr r-'t-ra, b' s 1'iri iri
to be u-d " catch i d of Trv; 1ST! i!T't F P. M
is u.
The Home of the
Genuine Pianola
Piano. Sole Dis
tributors for the
northwest.
-g!-.i tnat lies back
P'nnoln I'lnno Cntalnj; H Free Upon Request
ILilers Piano House
Th House of Highest Quality
353 WASHINGTON STREET
IttIH---- rit it ootta about 1 to ctch b-r -f C ; fcidc lt.i:, H&rr.a
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