THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. ' NOVEMBER 27. 1008.
HA RULES
IVITII 18011 il
Former Honduran' Secretary
JIakes Appeal in Name
J , : of Humanity.
- United Pre ted Wbw.i
. Ban Francisco. Nov. 27. An appeal
to civilization for the suppression or
the atrocities charged against Manuel
Cabrera,7 the Guaiftmalan president,
made by Pr. Fornos Dial, former Hon
durftn, secretary of slate, has been
made puMic by" a friend of Dial. The
translation of the appeal, which was
first issued in "La Republica," of San
Jose, Costa, Rica, begins:
"I make a Kneral appeal "to oil hon
est men in the world, to thoss who love
Justice, hat crime and .feel in their
hearts commiseration for our Guate
malan brethren to all these I appeal
today In order that the tyranny which
now prevails on Guatemalan soil may
bs ended, in the. name of humanity and
civilization.' -'
' After referring to the wholesale as
sassinations alleged to have, been, or
dered by Cabrera, Dr. Pias recites the
ease or jonn tiineiii, an luman suujeci,
who was poisoned by the jealous Ca
brera, according to I Mas. ,.
- Dias . charges that -Cabrera became
jealous of BinelH because Of a woman's
love for the Italian. He ordered Bi
nelll confined in a Guatemalan dungeon
on a spurious charge And then slowly
poisoned him to death.
Or. Dias declares that tils charges are
the outgrowth of personal knowledge -of
the facts in the particular case. He
was confined for several months as a
political prisoner in a cell next to that
in which BinelU was at first . placed.
There he came to know and admire the
; Italian and learned the latter's story..
HAD NEVER BEES
h, KISSED BY
Death Roll of . ,
the Northwest
(United Pren Leased Wife. J ,
Mount Vernon, 11L Nov. 27. Boasting
that he has never- been - kissed' by - a
woman,' John McCleish. 70 years .-.old,
left for-New York today .and will' sail
for Scotland, " where he will wed his
60-year-old sweetheart, who has been
wafting for him since she was 18.
McCleish, when talking of matrimony,
said there were two times In a man's
life when ' lie would marry when he
was too young to know better and when
he was old enough to have better sense,
He has made six trips tp see his
sweetheart. Ho never had but one com
panion, Russell Dewey, Of Mount Ver
non, and the friendship between these
two old men Is on the- Damon and
Fhythias order. McCleish Is a typical
bachelor and since he was a boy has
lived alone and done all his own housework.
Metcger flta your eyes for SI.
DR. PEARSONS HAS V
1 rLEXTY FQR SCHOOLS
(tnlUSd Prfit teased WlreJ "
Toa Angeles, Cal., Nov, 27. Declaring
that the report that he is $450,000 in
debt Is "all bosh," Dr. D. K. Pearsons,
the Chicago philanthropist, Is here lay-
000,000 more among colleges in the Uni
ted States.
Dr. Pearsons ' has already pledged
$450,000, to be given away Immediately
and will not undertake to distribute the
larger sum until July.
He. has decided to adont the Carnegie
plan and when the $3,000,000 Is given
away It will be on condition that the
schools endowed raise a similar amount.
Dewltt Clinton Coleman.
(Special Dispatch to Tk Journal.
Enterprise, On, Nov. 27. Dewitt Clin
ton ColemanlD years W age, who died
In Enterprise November 20, was well
known in Oregon. , He had been a resi
dent of the Paclflc coast since, the days
of 9, when he came out In quest of
Wltn nis oroiner ne crosseu m yiumn
to California, arriving in the ,nw
El Dorado of the west on August 4.
Thov went to the mines at Hangtown,
mined a short time and then started a
miners' supply store under the tree on
which some robber were hung. The
hanvlnr rave the lown its name. In
186f D. C. Coleman came to Portland,
making only a anon siajr.
In 1883 he again came to Portland
and opened a general merchandise store.
In 1863 he began the erection of the
first brick store building in Portland.
In 1868 he went to Tamhjll county and
for one year ha4 charge of the Com
mercial Flouring mill at McMlnnville.
In 1876 he went to Sheridan. The town
was then just starting and during the
his residence here he did his
part toward advancing- its growth and
development, iie- erected kv. uu uu
ings. In 1882 he-built the home in which
he resided ud to 1907, when he went to
E-.nternrlae. Or. . -
He served several terms as Justice of
the peace and as a member of the city
council. During President Cleveland's
administration he ierved as postmaster
of Bherldan. In 1853 he was married at
San Francisco to Miss Mary A. Wfurren,
a native of Boston, and a daughter of
William ."Warren. ,. Three children were
OOJTBTJMPTIOJr STATISTICS.
Prove that a neglected cold or eough
puts the lung's in so bad a condition
mat consumption germs mm a lorum
field for fastening on one. Stop the
cough' just as soon as It appears with
Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Soothes
the torn and inflamed tissues and
makes yon well again. Sold by Skidmore
Drug Co.
bom. the oldest, William W. Warren,
is now a resident of Kan Francisco; the
second, Edward, - died in his thirtieth
year; the daughter died in her second
year. In 1868 his wife passed away, -Seven
years later Mr. Coleman mar
ried Miss Martha Sargent, a native of
Yamhill county. The couple adopted
two children, naming them Pearl and
Mr. Coleman . was made a 'master
Mason in the .Sheridan lodge in 1878.
He bed been prominently identified with
the fraternity. He was also a member
of the Royal Arch chapter at McMlnn
ville. ; - : -V:
ACRES OF WORDS , FROM
UNCLE SAM'S. PRINTERY
8reell DiPt to Tbe 3araaL)
Washington, Nov. 27. The govern
ment printing office was as important
factor in the recent presidential .cam
paign. This Institution turned out for
the Republican and Democratic parties
no inn ..nln, m? ,nArhH delivered
In congress, surpassing all previous rec-
ords by 8,000,000 copies. J
The total weight of campaign speeches'!
printed since the beginning of the six
tieth rnns-reas exceeds 400.000 pounds.
or about 14 carloads. The printed sheets
would completely cover 45 square acres
of ground and If each page could be
laid end to end a bicycle track 947
miles long could be obtained.
The number of words contained in
this year's run of speeches has been
roughly estimated at 230 billion. With
the newspaper calculation qf four read
ers to each oodv. this would require the
assimilation of nearly a trillion words.
The printing or speecnes in tne gov
ernment printing office for'members of
the senate and house of representatives
has been jredueed to an exact science
through years of experience. The print
ing is paid for bv the member of con
gress drawing the requisition, but the
mailing is done by frank, at public ex
pense, i
GREAT NORTHERN
WILL COOPERATE
Spaclil Dlipstch to The JosnuL
Husum, Wash., Nov. 27. Upon hear
ing of the booster meeting recently held
In White Salmon. A. I. Craig, general
passenger agent of the Oreat Northern
rauroad, sent tne following telegram:
"I am glad to bear that the White
Salmon valley is moving in develop
ment work. That section is certain! v
a region that will stand the strongest
Kinu or advertising, Because tne qual
ity of the products warrants it. The
Oreat Northern railroad is very . much
interested and will be glad to cooperate
In any way possible."
Metzgeis, 342 Washington street.
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Ladles are duly notified that Mm.
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next Tuesday, December. 1, at 2:30 p. m.
What this wonderful woman has ac
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Thousands upon thousands of women
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Well-meaning persons have often
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women naturally beautiful as physical
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SYNOPSIS OF" LECTURE.
1ST ACT The Art of Beauty Culture.
2ND ACT The science of
Culture.
Physical
3RD ACT The Poetry of Motion.
4TH ACT The Art of Good Style.
General Instructions.
. COSTUMES.
Mme. Yale will wear four different
costumes of beautiful design and color
ing. Her perfect figure will be artisti
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MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Mme. Yale's Physical Culture Exer
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Tickets for Mme. Yale's Lecture may
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tor them now at tbe Toilet Goods
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The tickets are free to those making a
purchase of any of the Yale prepara
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The lecture will begin promptly at
2:30 p. m. Ladies are Kindly requested
to -be seated at that time.
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; . FOR SATURDAY!
By all means come and lee what we adver
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An elegant display of charming French
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Crystal Glass Ash Receivers and Cigar Hold
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The Lambert-Sriyder
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Now on Demonstration
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It will relieve headaches, constipation and
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VICTOR AND EDISON- RECORDS
7 FOR DECEMBER
We now,. have the Double Disc for the' Victor;
also the twice as long 4 inch Amberol Records,
for the Edison. Call at our parlors and hear the
new records. We will send a machine to your
home and let you try it A MONTH FREE; then,
if you decide to buy it, we will sell it on easy terms.
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If you use a pair of Hair Insoles,
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Hair Insoles, per pair 10
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Slumber Slippers .. .15
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Especially beneficial during
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Prospect Park
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THE CREAM OP
IRVINQTON
This booklet, with the above title, is the most novel idea in real estate advertising that has ever been
issued in Portland. It deals with the actual improvement work that has taken place 'in Prospect Park, de
scribing and illustrating in detail with wash drawings each item in the complete system of improvements.
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Prospect
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PROSPECT PARK is the HIGHEST part of Irvington the BEST part of Irvington; closest to the
city of any part of Irvington, has the BEST, IMPROVEMENTS in Irvington and Justly deserves the title,
"The Cream of IRVINGTON."
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PROSPECT PARK is a 10-minute ride from the retail center of the city' Woodlawn and Alberta
cars leave Second and Washington and Fifth and Washington streets every five minutes during the- day
and every three minutes during the rush hours. , ' ( , ' - ,
Get off at Knott street. PROSPECT PARK is just one block east. Between East Seventh and East '
Fourteenth streets, and extending from Knott to Siskiyou street, is PROSPECT PARK, the most sightly
and extensively improved residence section of . the entire city. - . '
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$250,000 actually spent in public improvement work. Hard' to appreciate until you have seen it Go to
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