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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER" 2, 1008. COLUMBIA COUNTY WILL .5 LOW VITALITY ... ; . ' . EXHIBIT ITS RESOURCES A Dancrous Attendant .Symp v , torn of Anaemia. . Under -Direction of the Patrons of Husbandry, a : Will Be lleld at Yrinkton 3rany and Varied ; V" : r Plsnlnjs "to Be Shown. ,- 1 Fairl r jUsmli ' ' (Special Dtopttek te lie JoxrftLI v.J'8t Helens. Or- Bept IJ. The Pt rron of Husbandry of Yankton, Col urn bla, county, propose to nark a stage In the oounty'a pro(reaa bjc. holding a fair at tbalr grange liall on Wednesday, September 0. Tankton la about Tour miles from 81. Helena, the county seat and la surrounded tor flna agricultural and ' horticultural country, which has been entirely created by the Industry of the settlers. Comparatively a few years ago the .country -was covered wun a neevjr growth of fir timber, and even at the present time It appears to easterners to do a rourtn atreten or country, hi these are many good farms 1 4 ' the neighborhood, and the area of .cleared land Is rapldlv Increasing. ' As an apple raising country It has. no superior anywhere In the world. It , la largely for the purpose of demonstrat ing (his ract inai ine rair project nas been undertattrn. Those who are in fer about tlto an acre, and that such an orchard will yield an averaga net annual profit of at least 4o0 per aore. burlna- Iba period between planting and maturity , onnldereble Income can ba derived by raising small fruits and veg etables between the rows or trees. Msay ertMM Disorders M Trora Impoverished siloed Williams' JTUU JWlle JTevest tag Cora Tata. Bealdea the thinnlnr rt tha hi Im anaemia there la alow vitality which la a matter for aeriuus consideration he- ... MUHWIl W It man thus honored Is Francis A. Adama, the tealile eUlior of a New York paper. i e e , f Oeneral fltewart L. Woodford, who managed the Jlush.s preslilenlUl boom. Is authority for lha atatament that Andrew t'arnesle not only wanted to see Ooveruor liush.a named by the publkana aa (heir candidate for preel-1 a.m. out Helped to .defray trie expenses I ui in movement to bring mis aoout. v e e .The Demooratlo esmoalgn manager! re sou a 10 nave marked lour Kansas congressmen for defeat In November. he Republican nominees placarded for feat, aooordlna- to the renort. are James M. Miller of the Fourth district, Hlllln ntf Campbell of the Third dis trict, W. A. Calderhead of the Kiflh and w. a. neeaer or the bixtn district. New Electric IowT;r Co. The Central Oregon- Power eompafl ilia HUmlA I ulOOfl I Aaa k IIMnl. t - - I mih;. wiwiu supply light and pqwer to the :!MLf.0f""mlt,on' and the blood falling I lamatte valler In larsV ouantlttea nervV;' ESSV U.""H?.B a.? i0,".1? Ai P- iaee amuu - wtbii ai 1 1 hubs a. uniimiiM ajiinni it nr nnws soma jorin or paralysis msv result. or ll Houth Ohio ling Mrs. R. L. Hrr at roe and r. Thla Industry will Increase the manufactur er tna valley greatly, aa a cheaol no a io teraated In apple grawtng and desirous securing; cneap iana Tor of purposes will be especially in tn tha Tankton fair. orchard Interested It Is claimed by well Informed people .... V .... i. 7,w"r.. Vrri.feln William JiM-iT .roomraenoe ut. I power and a low transportation rata great-need la an incraaseq acreage in wniiamr t ing Pills' becauae they re-J which the WiMam.ita irfnnii win XV nneatf, anrc.hf:d thm ' M" 1 P -nd had I wii' eflt to tha aUU oego" tU Oregon mJFZUiSZXiZ! i bailee 2 nrJflt 5 hVc 'jfaMW"9 ,0 mUori bat, Engineering company"" 2 Back build- ara not oxpsctlng to reallsa a nron t ia that 1 couldn't go up atalra without ng, promotere ofthls Induatry, are of- Sii:i-V,drrTshnt. ilio In! riFp,1,1f,1i0 or Un t .t.nd tha ferfng the publlo an opportunity to In- admisslon price of St cents least little exertion. I was run down vest In thla comnanv and vou will do ables the visitor to.sn old fashioned .nd vary thin, didn't feal Ilka eating well to InvsstlsaTe ybaforay;Vir olsca grange dinner. Thirly-three small money nd a,dn waj" u) V.Jyona! y?ur monev ufwhgr Th, publi? dS iIS71KHrr7r,?i..er!frh mnrllnnl) if?i5'1, wouWu P-JP,"1' .. very often git a chanca to Invest !iihi.2r lr. . Za cut ulJ . J "dn't sleep li l publlo service company, and you tttllZm H.ifJ ' JAurtm rfotrt hoas wi1:.COu,h.'5 e?J"otl and had pslne will have to act quickly tf you wanf to Tha count v has several of tha beat herdsof dairy stock In tha atata, and with tne extenalon of tha electrlo road which lanow being built from Portland norm to ocapDoose. n i" immw m "Thedootor told mo that mv blrxxl I urnina; mio water, ana mat i Was Coins intA a. llarllna m..A n. ii innre naa oeen any consumption in English Town Remembers Iowan. (BpedsI'Dlapstrk to The foaraaLI London, Sept 13, A memorial serr- that an orchard of Northern Spy apples suatalnlng. Thla matter will probably I a box of ,n9ln can ba grown and brought to maturity he brought up end , discussed at tha out of stump land In this neighborhood i Yankton grange fair. V. SHE WILL TAKE HER PAY III iBOY t i Frisco Woman Says Land lady Holds Her Son fortheltent. fair, will receive aufflel.nf patronage ;"'d ThtTrlZ mi?h .K.n.'w?!1' ,c been held In the mtla town of from Multnomah count -to mane "'El llama Pink Pills that I decided to try Klrkby Stephen, In Westmorland. In I helped me ao I honor of tha memory or Jamas Wnnit. KiTOn SttrS? ward. mo'r. of Dubuau low-. took aeveral boxea and in a few weeks waa completely Teatorad to health. I Became strong and healthy and waa aDie to wont again. I know Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills aaved my Ufa and I neariny recommend them." A neiprul booklet. "Dlaeases of tha BUM IISl'K wno oioa recently. n."JY Pf Klrkby Ktophen. and Mr. CHICAGO PAPER Blood" giving more Information about anaemia will le aent frag nrwin ranuaat Tf you are Buffering from Impoverished blood you other day before giving Dr. (United Press teased Wire.) San Francisco, Sept. 22. Alleging that another woman la holding her 4-year-old aon because aha la unable to pay a debt due for back rent, Mrs. Jen . nia Copaland la preparing to make i legal fight to regain possession of her child. She accuses Mrs. Frank I Dodga of refusing to give up her baby and . there will' probably ba a acene tn court tomorrow when the women ap pear with tho boy. Mrs. Cope land saya she left her baby with Mrs. Dodge last June because she waa unaoie to care ror tne cnna wnne he was at work, and that when she went to get the boy back the other wo man reruaea. saying Mrs. . uopeiana owed her money for back rent and should give her the boy in payment The mother tried yesterday to. get a warrant for the arrest of the other woman, but It was refused and the court decided to look into the peculiar ease. Mrs. Dodge claims the mother should not be allowed to regain possession of her child, because ahe is in the habit of going out nights and Is unfit to care for the boy. BAD MAN LEAVES ' ( UNARMED CONSTABLE to wait an- Wllllama' Pink Pills a thorouch trial. Ther ara for sale by all druggists, or will be Makes Vigorous Speech at lu per box; su boxes for is.s; by vs.v a-'a fiiiuaiug glvUlblllf V.. DUII'O'' Woodward waa mhan. anil iml. rrated 40 yeara ago to the United states, wnere he became waaltbv. in recent years ha established unul ! scholarships In the town where he waa born and last year hattririiut tn ba I efactlons by contributing a aunt of muney 10 estaunsn an old age pension scheme for needy local preachers and lllOU TflUUWI. L Boys' Schdol. ClotSies i - We're showing an exceptionally handsome line of School Clothes in our boys' basement department, made with all those striking fea tures that they want. Y Boys' 2-Piece Suits Little Fellows' Suits First Annual Paclflo National Llve- .5 .,low.Jla rjce"- eepf. II, II, is. 24, 25. 26. at tha Portland Country Club K uuilUt, t . Medina, N. Y., Eeplying o Enemies. nectady, N. T. ticket It Is not only illogical, but It is absurd, to say that they must vote ror a ixepuDiican congressman and a Republican president merely because the senate is so constituted mat it is im possible to makt a complete change mia personnel at mis election. (United Press Leased Wire.) Medina, N.T.. Sept 22. William J.'l Bryan continued his campaign In New Tork last night and delivered a vigor-, ous speech assailing the oil trust. President Roosevelt and Republican campaign management The 'speech was an exeectlohallT strong one and made a deep lmpreasion. The sneaker answered several Ques tions out to him bv tha Chicurn Tri bune. The first question asked by Tbe Tribune waa: . aubmlt to Mr. Taft a klndlv suraeatlnna aeema that I am running against two BIG DEMONSTRATION BY BUFFALO PEOPLE (Called Prees Leased Wire.) Buffalo, N. Y-. Sept 22. "The presi dent has aeen fit to give the Repub lican candidate another Indorsement Tt PORTLAND DAY GO TO COUNTRY CLUB . PACIFIC NATIONAL SHOW See Big Ad, Page 14 Knicker or plain pants, pure wool serges, cheviots and worsteds, with or without belts, extra pair pants with each suit, best value ever 5JC offered. New Fall Russian and Sailor styles, fancy Serges, Cassimeres.and Velours, handsomely trimmed and tailored, ages 2 to 8 years, extraordinary values at $2.15, $2.65, $2.95, $3.15 Children's Fall Reefers, fine all wool ma terials, in a full assortment of colors, at $5 and $6 concernin tiow can I Republicans Instead of one, but our si B labor las-iHlatlnn. h you promise, or even Intimate that your platform Is so plain and the purpose of election would result in procuring the I , ., . . . salio senate to do whatever vou sav our P1"1' BO w Wreaaed In that they would not do for Mr. TaftT say Mr. Bryan replied: If I am elected. It la I nrohahta tha nouae pi representatives will be Demo-1 for president, speaking here last nlaht platform that I am prepared to meet the argument of one or both of them.' w. J. Bryan, uemocratlo candidate r tne nouse, Deing pledged Mr. Bryan waa given an ovation 2 pi?t0.nV wlIl Pro.v when he stepped upon the platform. ? Jm-L1. .tn.bV?vt th,1 From the moment he began speaking JiiZ JSSieKr"?,?, li.?," Jh, Brockport .early tn the (United Pren tied Wire.) Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 22. After cap turing a thief, supposed to be one of the train robbers who held up a North ern Pacific passenger train recently at Spokane, Marshal Henry Bowera of Sihnner let his man get away. Posses are searching for the man, but have se cured no clue. , Two men had entered the atore of Spencer fc Pyles and stolen a couple of coats. Marshal Bowera found the men and arrested one. The other es caped. The officer started to the JS.I1 with his prisoner, but when within iyo feet of the Jail the suspeet suddenly whlnned out a gun and holding It at .i V. r iw oirinar tnlil Mm ti away. The marshal was unarmed Hon either the house or the senate to in uorse measures rejected at the polls. Row About the Senate? Question i How do you expect to se cure sny of the legislation; you are promising the people- unless you have the hearty aupoort of a. . Remihli-n senate and a Republican conarreaa and at the' aame time base your claim, to xcouia omy wuiiny - i Answer as i said oerore, ir I- am milS 1 can recommendleglslatlon In before an Immense audience, so declared accordance with my platform, and the himself. h wij nouae, uviug pieagea i Mr. Bryan was given u hid Daiuo the measures. senate and I ?.eJPu?uc?n aenatorswiii oe win- day unta he had concluded his remarks Ut J,ii r;,T.r eJtiZV V.upr.e"8'.n Brei Democratic candidate took the X v v "'"" Dit in ma teeui ana aa sal led at every can people. Iin t.i. t....i. - I bv"ourUIa1J?n?il',r J' PU . . H' -Poke . of inV i..,r. V Vhi. ne conmct wnicn. ne aaia exiateq.De- Tr1h,.nrr.oA,"'.l1""r . tween tne president and the Republican Arc Grand Piano Jays at filers i r n art rNtaavT-iaari r mnn rna uamihiiAaa i LJ1 ? will. ? f, matter of course. SfTcaeam.'K. Tg$Z in ".,e..-aX"-LVn-.S5 11 voters to him In an open letter In I r . " 1 i" wr a Pree' I Tribune: attacked the nrealdent for e Chicago MrntTaf? isTetSd 7&rtfm"totiZ Mid I washl. faJlGrrto .nfo 7;. T?".18. elected, a Republican house the an ti-trust lawa and from whlnh ha prooaDiy oe .elected, also. This .aM. tha nrealdant couM nr. aZ. A l-stlAritmn ftr tha lahAS I ' - . . . . - yt will would lanks Mr ri even if h. SI "n"J Senators Piatt and Depew a eMer disposed toward laW UaT. having betrayed the people, charged the on than he la nM h.iSw lVfi Kepublicana with turning the financial Vn tn .oou'.d hardly OJfpeot .v,tem over to Wall street and flnallv ' 'International Law' Association. (Special Pleoetch to Tbe Journal. Budapest. Sept. 22. The annual, ses sion of the -International taw associa tion began in this city today with del egates present from many countries. Among the topics that the association has scheduled for dlsousslon tha year am international arbitration, interna- tlonal aapecta of workmen's eompensa tion. extradition treaties, unification of elected, the house, will probably i be I Democratic and wa will .hava nntv a nupuDiican senate to aeai witn and, In sy.tem over to Wall street and finally uureu a vouey or aeminoiation into tne tanaara uu company. Politics and Politicians The Initiative and referendum will be the main plank In the platform of William v W. Allen, the Independence i 5 A 5 mi "What is a Grand Piano?" we asjeed one of Portland's prominent musicians. "What is a Grand Piano?" this man of music and temperament re plied. "In the heart of the woods a storm is raeing; trees, centuries ' old, are the keys; the mighty performer is the wind. Hear the sighs and sobs, the shouts and whispers, the excitement and accentuation, the melancholy, the intenseness and the power, the vibration of agi tated branches, of the sweeping of unseen hands. Is it not a glorious, swelling anthem? Fluttering leaves and little twigs, like grace notes, ripple down. Suddenly alTis rest; peace and contentment and quiet; the storm is dver. The magnificent melody ceases. "What this means in Nature that is the Grand Piano to the mu sician. A Grand Pianoah, -it is the culrrftnation, the cornucopia of the world's most glorious music! It is the instrument for genius. It thrills and responds and throbs. It glories at the master's touch." m case our victory i a decided ttne we league candidate for governor of Mln- .. buub i ui, bsubib. i nese I nesota. gains will not only add to the Demo-1 crauo majority, but they will strength- Aaron S. Watkina of Ohio, candidate en the Democrats In the senate and of the Prohibition party for rice-presl-weaken Republican opposition In the dent haa reached Texas, after a apeak- .Vi iV "lm".. ois-lina; raur mi naa oarriea nim inrouga via niiu mm Aepuoiican voters.' When the law of bills of exchange, double tax ation, territorial watera. jui tfl territorial watera. Jurisdiction in llvorce. and International regulation 01 road traffic. Life, 'a Borden at 83. ; (United Prws Leased WlHr. ' Clnoinnatl, Ohio, 8ept 82. Albert SUrbuct aged 8s, a natural st and au thor of -repute, shot himself dead In ' tha nnatefflce. in the midst of a crowd of people today. He left a note explain- I a Democratio president give to the peo Ing that lllnesa and old age had made I pie without the cooperation of a -Ra il re a ouraen w nim. we say. that the- Renuhllr-ax laarfara re uiiiii me policies ror which we siana, we oo not aamit those policies. in ract, we assert tlje contrary, that bv voting with the Democrats they can rebuke the Republican leaders and com pel tnose leaders to yield to publlo de- Another Question. . Question 8 We respectfully ask what legislation, what remedies, what tariff legislation dur- reforraa. in what if anv g tne next n our years, could you aa Fat Women an.d Housework Housework ia harder on the etout woman than It la on her leaner olstsr publican senate? at vrvumotm we anaii nave a Republican senate Tor tha nnvt i years, aince it would tia wall nia-h m. possible to make enough changes tn I the personnel of the senate this Wear to give the Democrats a majority, but w c.a mn oegmmng mis year and then by presenting tariff reform maaa. urea, measures agslnst trusts, measures re eiiecuve legislation, measures i Insuring of the bank deDosits. miHuiia wrrin for mar for the lnsurin r Otlt the, IsKn, forms, measures declaring for ultimate nr obvious reasons. Bending over I Independence of the PUlnfnna mH .th brings on that awful atuffed-up feeling meaaurea ouUlned In oar platform. and causes her face to get rea ana coarse i " ""nwniram oy a uemocratic ana " - ... I n real dent and Indorsed hv a nnmnnii. - looking. A r" " enira 1.7 theh? h?u"..w cln compel a Republican aVn naturally good housekeeper let their mU elther to accept the reforma or homea go rather than permit the work to present a definite Issue uron them twn make their uvea a misery. nence. it is reasonable to as A aood many try exercising and diet-1 um "i.4 th Republicans rn the sen Ing to get rid of. the fat but I want to - My - bate that if housework will not take off your extra fleeh. exeretalng can not Houaework la the moat atr.n- xne national uemocratlo managers nave acvmn 11 auvinaoie to maite a speaking campaign in the south, and John W. Kern, candidate for the vloe- presiaency. nas neen picked to bear than orunt oi it, Deginning in early October. - e A lively fight is developing In North Dakota for the seat of P. J. McCumber in tne unitea states senate: Thnna-n- rriiaivr jnuuurawr a karm will not OX' ire uniu iiu, one or two sctive can idates already are In the field. After four years of Inactivity In the work for which it was organised, the commercial i raveiers Hound uah league ia about to begin a campaign ana ins continuance oi prosperity. In order to have a textile exnart in the Sixty-first congress in which tariff revision is to De unaenaaen at a ananiai ae salon, whichever party la successful In November. It la announced the mamhora of the cotton, woolen, silk and rat.n dradea have unltel on a candldata n congress rrom iew yorlt district The MUttfiU V 4r laTr-5' iafawail - 'T '"' ft! a . . ate will recognise the force of public opinion. and- see the folly of putting iiwmniiTii on reonra in opposition the deliberate Judgment of the voters uous kind of exercise. I recommend every woman who reads this with interest because It deals with a i problem of her own. to give np exercising and dieting as oeing Da a ana lnjunoua and Inatead try the following simple mixture of household remedies. I guaran- tee that tn a reasonable length of time they will have lost enough fleeh in a nat ural, wholesome way to enable them to The Mooae's rropocitloa. But let ua conaider for a moment th real proposIUon represented by Tbe iriDuna. it is uis: ir you have Republican senate, you must elect Republican president and a Republican house to act with the senate. If that Is tree thla year, will It not be true jour year rrom now and eight years irwin now Ha i j yesrs rrom now, snd forever afterward. T If we elect a Re- publican president and a Republican go through their housework with pl-as-l 1 , "if- .,,nf lu. 1 ,"c. or auch an - ; . in who nepiiDucaa presiaent and mola. H ounce fluid caaeara aromaUe,a Republican senate. The Tribune will and ounces peppermint water and I a ran. that we noil have a Republleaa the dlrecOona for taking are one tea-houa B th- election of a R.publl- ooonful after aneais and at bedttma I ' .a 'r"". .n'P aeep uj. sea Now. tfoat saake the an lata e of think-1 i.- :hV 'ZZZZtiZ. -ik ','""? lag that becauae these three things simple acme reiaedlee tne eocnblnal them can t ba good tor redacrag tbe rleen, for es a saatter or rsct I goa l be lieve there Is a better combination far taking c'f fat cjelrkly aad safely tha a the m e t have ntn roe abova It does it dl.tark the atnanarh er rauee wrink le. 4 rt renders dieting an ema- lig entirely necaary. ju addition Is treee adrantaae. h)ch I am sure yq til alrrlt are ewirh t r-mtMj tt m a y wetnan. It la inTr-and . oeiaoca. acy ercg atora eoatora two reara he-tea wilt Ka aiata of I at the same time that tbe eossreae- men are elected. Ia ill I, therefore. The Tritrane could propewrta the same questions to tne uemocratic candidate mat it bow propounds and. If It ooald persnade the p-ople to adopt thla tha. ry. It could te-ep the Republican party in per perpetually fr aalog the Re puhlKin awate as a club. If the . people eraat te brdoree the Repchilcan piatfnrm. they eosht ae vt fa) Repuhilcaa ticket: tf they w-jt (o'trae te IiBKrttc rlatfar- they eaght te rate the Deaooratlj We Can't Tell ' You how good E-C Corn Flakes are. There aren't any words to just exactly describe their delicious goodness, their dainty crispness. No other flaked corn food is so tasty, so appetizing, so satisfying. Eat E-C 'just once and yoall say so, too. Why eat ordinary corn flalcs? ' E-C costs no more. Etff-O-See Creal Com p gay CHtCAOO tarreat M.asfaearers af flared QsraeJ trseda ta ike Werhft, Should not a Grand Piano, then, delop. not genius, perhaps, but musical ability? Could a student hear a j?aderewski, then return to his or her Upright Piano, no matter how good and feel content? " Could a mistress of the home "give up her music" had she once made captive , the power of it in a Grand Piano? ' The Grand Piano is the sovereign of pianos. ' The Square Piano for the youngster, maybe, who is taking the first initiatory steps. v The Upright always for the home of limited size. But the Grand for the music-room, the home of art and luxury, the home of the artist-musicians, who live to woo the muse of melody, as only the Grand Piano will permit. Finest Grands and Baby Grands in All the World Now on Special Sale at Eilers Piano House-An Exhibit of Greatest Interest to Music Lovers, Artists and Connoisseurs. If you are a lover of tha beau tiful wc extend to you a cordial invitation to view this week the finest display of Grands and Bsby Crandi that has ever been made in thereat Vct, not to sy America. This is an exhibit extraordi nary; a sale of the wry choicest iastrttmeBts, made by tbe fore most makers of tie world; a ratberinf never Heretofore at tempted or thought oL Noteworthy ia our present dis play may be mentioned the fa mous Seber small Grand, and tbe renowned Chickennc Quarter-Grand, wonderfully beaetifol Weber Art brands, style "CC." also Cbicsfo't wngnifK-rnt high art product, tbe Kimball, and na meiwas others, ia mty conceiv- tblt style and sire. Finished la the choicest and most exclusive woods, tssed only ia highest grade piano-making. Something like foor carloads of Grand Pianos were s retired by ua eprn an wnastul'y advantageous basis, W e, in' tarn, propose to let oar patrons participate ialh; iorto-. sate transaction. Now is the time" to buy a grand. Uprights will be accepted in rart payment at fair valuation. - If yon have a hme that cm., t to htva g Grand t'ir. tn afford now to secure the destre of every r!.m - mnsician a Grfl- it i Piano House, J 53 n , , St, at Park.