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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH
21.
1009.
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IRL WISHED
Jl SISTER
Little "Slavey" of Oak Grove
. Sanatorium Tells Story of
Her Innocent Ambition
"' Children Are Taken From
the Institution.
una offices
FOB Cilllllf
Great Transcontinental Pre
pares to Handle Biff
"Traffic Here.
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HOW
HEW
Coincident with the , announcement
that tha Canadian Paclflo railway will
begin' operating train Into Portland
over the O. It. A N. tracks on Mar l.
FE
1
conies the news that the -Canadian Ia-I i . Ti 'n' 'it
will abandon Its patent ilHUltZilUUIl Ui 4.13 MJIIIPU'
at mat m rA Brill I "
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r Three little children, Mary and
Margaret Hays and James Stafness,
; found Ilrlng In close proximity to
J tubercular patients at "St. Theresa
r Sanatorium," hear Oak Grove, were
J removed from the Institution yester-
day by W. T. Gardner, superintend
ent of the Boys' and Girls' Aid o-
cletv. . Prom "Sisters" Theresa ana
mo railway
office at 142 Third street and
have ac commodious 4 noma any
railroad tyatam In .Portland. Tha of
fice employes wui clio ba increased to
liner eight or ten men in tha very
near future.
While representatives 'of tha road In
Portland any they are not at liberty to
eay where tha ,new offices will ba lo
rHled ft Is said that the Canadian Pa
cific will not defy tradition and leave
Kallroad Ron-. For a kchhI man years
ha pant side of Third street, bet wen
tark and Morrison, has been dtivoted
to tha ticket offices of the various rail
roads, and the Canadian Paclflo will
not leave tha district.
Formal announcement of the new ser
vice was made yesterday afternoon by
General Passenger Agent McMurray of
me u. tt. k company. There win
oe one tnrougn train
cated Provisions Reveals
3Iarked Similarity to the
Dinffley Jfeasure Like a
Chinese Puzzle. ,
W f !f)WlM
invito j-rTi '"7.
a . r j i s -x-.a i b
I -fv-n 1 rtf ' .
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trotted FreM Ussed Wire.)
"Washington, . March .. zO.-Certaln
yagua prorlstons of ths Payne - tariff
bill, to which; at first little attention
was paid, now loom up, as near as any
body can understand them, aa forces
that will work for h!uh Drotectlon.
A good many roiks nave aooui reacnea
.Hum. the promise wsb exacted that westbound train win luvt fit.
inm.f,. fflrl Alio Clara Mav. I" reacn f-oruana at
., . - , i iireu wm .Dt turn trains-usea in
who has been assisting In the Ours-1 the service, beina- divided between tha
- ins- Should be returned to her homej- & N. company and tha C. P. R in
; ,lDg, innum u lemiuiu , j proportion ' to tha amount 6t mileage
unto, - i w.auw uj rtuxi rou. i no rouia wm
"I told the 'slaters' they must return "a over ice o. k. & n. from Portland to
JLtrlp, from Bpokane to tha
T tha rlrl to her DarenU or I would Mya pw" . pv.njr
" . . I "T - Wilt K?LSUfYU,ia J WlfJ
f a warrant Issued, for tnem. ana oy logaiirnain una of tha C. P. ft. on tha Bpokane
a ri-ir aaoh way
between Portland and St. Paul, to be
CAllArl thM RnA.KnAlranA.Prtlun1 ltmltul
and It will make tha run of 1910 miles thatnvk;tlon that the bill, lnatead
In gl hnura .a hn.ir. i,.i.ti,.i. ..v of belnsr a revision downward, is the
Inli maiiM .k. ,IDinslev law In dlszulse. .
rltles. Eastbound the train - wlU leave L when tha Payne bill was born jl-
. urM.tnr. I-ortiana at 7 I). . m. and arrlva In SL I wnuun tena w cuorw vu uw
S oenruae, ju i;uoBo raul at 1:30 p. m. the third 4a y. ThS ?J duty. Many of these wera cut, rrpm
a favorable linDresalon. Klnce tnen.
study -given to some complicated pro
vision in the sections nea,? ma ana
Of the bill has produced a change of
mind In choaa who .thought they under
stood tha qua-lirications impooea oy
these sections. A number of members
who have dipped into tha supplementary
sections ara groping in a fog and hava
no opinion except that they do not ilka
tha looks of thlntrs.
Champ Clark, tha stalwart leader of
tna .Democrats in tne nouso,. sums - up
tha bill in the -observation that "tha
blamed thing ia aa crooked aa a Chinese
Duziie.7
Manufacturers and producer are
awiu-nilnar . Into Washinfton to learn
whara th.y stand and to. demand that
tha puzillng provisions ba maae ciear.
vmnT gjiA Kinlmnm Feature.
Tha most disturbing feature of tha
bill to those who favor a revision down
ward is the section establishing maxi
mum ana minimum rates. in maxi
mum rates ara generally equal to 20
per cent mora than tha figures men
tioned in the opening sections of the
bill. It is provided that tha maximum
rates shall take effect automatically
when "any country, province, depend
ency or colony" ohargea a lower rate
on articles Imported from any other
'Country, pr.ovlnce. aepenaency or coi-
are prepared to supply Portland Gas
: Consumers with all necessary' means of
Cooking with Gas. We have lines from
S three factories, comprising everything from 7
a $1.25 Gas Plate to a $54 Cabinet Range,
No other store shows such a - complete as-;
sortment, and fevv uch reas9nable prices;
"-'proceedings' force them to give'the child j In ternational, running through the rich
u c-m, rte his return !J? ,'.on the C, P. R. through
u u, . Diuti 4Bsaa w - inn rnvr waar .jtit m a .
Tfrom Oak Grove. 1 found tha lltUe aerful farms of Alberta and ManRoba
grU who Is more commonly, known as and from Moosa Jaw to St. Paul over
. ..I I rl A Vrta Una ... .
v.-iara- may, ucux ioou ..... v . T))
. . . . . . . n n A Ol.. ..IJ I. i ,
Dirtnoay ucioDer i, Tvvo y" m luiespaciau
have been
1 iina.
'After , I-
The equipment of tha trains will be
?lallv hajidHnm mnA win (n.H.a
hera three both Pullman and Canadian Pacific cars
i and take tha veil.
- -wanted, to Take Tell. ' -
This - was the Impression that
Eaoh train will have a combination bag
gaire, mall and mdwh rr fit
had coaches, standard sleepers, a dining car
been l'ft on her by the Fisters.' I as- ana an ooservatlon car. The couches
t said to her. "No, you won't I anor tourist sleepers will be aauiPDed
become a sister, for. in the first place, lw'cn smpKing compartments, the diner
pertained.
- they do not allow little girls like you to w" "ai 30 people and the etandard
i talta the veil so young, ana io 1 5" ""- "'' necuons, a
' does not recognize them aa sisters ny- a ra wing, room and smoking room. A
,,-way.'. I found that Blater Tnereaa naa j"-".." " ieporB wui oa tna tin
.not sent James Stafness to school, al- usually roemy dressing rooms -for
-though they said they Intended to do mn and -women. .
" n.i i-. nt cnHlnir I ' The observation run vtll
tba ilay girl 10 scnooi, out inai I iiCT . """" ""nra jwaitorms,- Durret, I ony tnan k cnarges on iirouucn nrai
was being taught In the institution, tl'""" ""t books, magasiues and the United Btates or any lerniory oe
1-, .uur iieroomi ana a longing tnereto.
room. The Canadian Pacific Any preferential rata given by
.m till 4 o'riocit.' --!" uo unisnea in dark red I mother nountrv 10 a Drovinco or cum
..t t.u h Hn iri 1 me outsiaa ani will ho v.. w .
. , i.h nr.ri i anirxi )mr Low I Canadian Pacifla , comram Th e ln tha maiimnm at will co !nto e.f
often. ha answered, "Oh, Just soma- cars win De Pullmans, finished lnlfect It ia probable, however, tnat tna
Dill will oe amenaea bo mai l,"?i'";f
erranirementa or a counxry witn 11a
! Our $12.50 Gas Cooker
Only a few in stock at bresent ' but plenty ph the,
Yyay;. this Cooker has three burners on top,
, id-inch oven, broiler and in oven top: very
extra . value at. ... . , . . , . ; i. . . . i.f 12.60
No. 922 Gas .Stove, top 17x2S,..Jwo large new
process burners, oven 18 inches wide, improved
oven burner and 1 heavy stamped steel body,
broiler below oven.;..,, 16.25
No. 923--Same style, 3-burner top..., 18.50
No. 929 Full-size Gas Stove, top 20x25, 3 large,
giant burners, oven and . broiler, 18J4 inches
wide, adjustable needle valves,- stamped steel
body, 34 inches high.... .....f 22.00
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7 times. From my conversation with her I lfta regulation. Pullman brown.
I consider her a very pngnt gin, ana
1 think it shameful that she should aver
have, been sent Into such surroundings.
i.: "What was your opinion of the place
after having seen Itr Mr. Gardner
" we asked.-,'.' ..
, "V thought It a very bad place for
' children to be, and that Is the reason
f I took them away at wnce, the super:
-.. lntendent answered - emphatically,
I t, Mothsr Uvea Bare.. .
"Clara" May's "mother lives In "North
t-jortlana. wtie gave up tne gin wiin
SPOKANE PHONES
TALSO
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colonies will not be considered In fixing
the American rates.
Poisling; Preferential Bate.
As tha bill now stands, any prefer
ential duty given by France, for in
stance, to one of Us colonies, must ba
extended to the United States, or France
U,. h mn-rimlim ' In tha absence Ot
accurate iM)fiiniuiMi mv .u. jw. ,
application of P,,' , h
maiier ui uvmm. .. iui t
m
rilonarch Malleable; Range t
More Monarch Malleable Ranges are sold each
year in this territory than all other malleable
makes combined. ' , Jl ' "fi
There Musi Be a Reason ;for It, the
Monarch Is Not the Lowest In Price ij;
, If 70a are in doubt take advantage of our free
trial offer. Ask the salesman about it We take,
all the risk of giving you satisfaction.
to leankwhat duties apply , to any part
tue understanding that she was to be ( tlcularcountry and when that jias oee a
cared' for and educated. It was not ner OaJlI til 1 1 SlTlnir'ntA Ininoldone tnere wm do n twww '"(X
naderstandinir that tha child was to I " -.-. UUIUl-UJ ilOlUS how lone -the rates will be In force. .
. . . . . . . 1 - . . IVI .. . I " . , M L BABllW tA 11
in IIXUIK 01 rates a-t.j "
A Special
$16.95 ,
For a $25 solid pol
ished quartered oak
Dresser, with a bevel
v French mirror and
swell front drawers. -
WHO DOES 5ELfc THE CHEAPEST?
1 , Whenever you" see any article advertised any place, remem
ber we saw it first: , We will sell for less than the lowest;
.Ouribtiying. facilities are tHe largest, we pay spbt cash for
i our goods and we have no great mortgages to pay interest on.
0(2 AXiNSTER ISUGS FOR $15.95
Some people are buying mottled rugs; called Axminster, at
$16.50, thinking they are getting bargains.; Why not trade
at Edwards' and get better quality and lower, prices?' "
Qy1? AVMIWSTFR nilf.Q mo t.;oc Mission Rockers
..,.., v.b,. iiww .ivril . -Finiih.d In loldmor wnrt-
.. crcu ua(j a ciosc-oui to maKC
room for our new line; discount;;4
z&per cent.
SB i, i MsifH ira B1I I . !
i. have any part In the care of tubercular
patienis. 'ine women in cn&igo ui mo
' Institution denied that sh had any part
- in tne care of the consumptives, ana
this they said ' without knowledge of
.v the fact that the girl had ten found in
.-sole charge of the eijtlre sanatorium
s when the "sisters" were In Portland.
;v "a woman who wanted to build up a
.' LI I ...... I A .UM..k AV...
r .. v.- ,.v.it-. I ldatlon of indenendent toianunn
, a woman who wouia s worit nignt ana iZ" accoraing to ln-
? day caring for an incurable patient, f0!"!?"!". recelyed here today. When
Three Cities With Lines
of Automatic Wires.
(Special Dtapatch to The Journal.)
DDUKflDB. WAlin . KM a " r. 1
- ..i.iuuvu ... i. . i n nil. nh ia a n . i . . . r. . , i
and would resort to deceit and fraud
- : in exploiting her project I don't under-
" ; eUnd such a nature." This was an opin- ""Yr
ion of "Sister" Theresa, (riven yester- ?,?? ?Pkn
- day evening by Dr. E. A. Pierce, super-
lntendent or the open Air sanatorium,
- an Institution which has received great
' commendation because of the splendid
worn v lor consumptives accomplished
there. '
Dr. Pierce then made the following
, formal statement for tuo pnrposa or
. showing that he had no official con-
nection with the "St. Theresa Ranator-
lurn." as had been stated by the "sls-
ij, ters" , to Dr.r Norris, health officer for
uiacKamas . county, at the time or his
",- formal inspection on Friday, and as has
; oeen used tn tnetr advertising cards,
' which have been scattered over a large
par or ute west.
f . r Dr. Pleroa's BtaUment
. J" "I have. In tha past two years sent
1 several cases to Bi. Theresa's sanator
: lura; cass that we could not make
comfortable, on account of their ad-:-
vanced condition, at the Open Air 8ana
"i torium. They (the sisters) have always
. been faithful In so far as it was pos
.:, slble for them to care for the patients
. pent them. Such patients they gn.ve
good Tare as long as they were under
. tnelr charge or until they died.
"It was necessary for me to send
certain patients to St Theresa Sanator
.! lum on account of our lack of quarters
- and from the fact that there was no
other pine to Bend these Incurable
canes. 8t Vincent hospital annex has
. limited quarters for Incurable tubereulo
a sis cases. These quarters ara oft times
' filled, and when this Is the rasa we
have been compelled to find elsewhere
the best quarters possible.
"1 have had no connection with the
ft. Theresa Sanatorium, other than in
sending a few Individual cases there
I hava never authorized the 'eistera'
con alder tne aa their consulting pbysl
y lan. lam not nor have I ever been
consulting physician for the Institution,
r and for thera to print my name as medi-
It,, uni, nr fnrelirn countries and not.
it,. Ttif at a tea ThA American tar-i
tff will bob UP and down accordingly
las the action or. otner countries
fnr the enforcement of the maximum or !
minimum, iz any iwo ""' ro
Into a trade arreement it wm at once
produce changes in tha rates on goods
brought into this country.
Basing; oa . Wholesale Fries.
Tha plan to base the import value of
foods under certain cvlrcumstances on
heir wholesale price in this country Is
also a mizzie. Tns mnsiej rmco iu
nofterv. for instance, are leit uncnanaea
If they should be valued, however, ac-
the tranafer-of th. ut..,..i. .'.
dlcate headed by Samuel Hill of Seattle
was anouneed jn Portland a few daya
P?.kane was not Included In the
no i, iv i cii.iMM ssrrarTA -j ... i
Confirmation of the report asto 8po- cording to the United States wholesale
kane comes from th t.t.m.n, i, tZSZt price, the effect wpuld be to increase
ftockholders of the automatic planDn 'he duty between and SO per cent
this city that every dollar of Indebted-1 A protest steadily growing In - fore
ness of the company has hsn S s heard on the new drawback provision.
waen asked whether the PorUand-Seat- under the Dingley law a man or oor-
syndicate will take, over the Home Potion who imported iron material and
....v'vo uuuiuany 01 Mpokane, w. vv.
Hindman the vice president of the com
pany, said: - ,
thf? .1ot c?r t0 dlscuBs the matter
further than to say that all the out
standing Indebtedness of ths local com
pany was paid yesterday.". ,
f.aI , .'C.t5r' " & ben on Is an-
His Kama om Card.
"When Dr. Plem mnv. .v. ..
I?eVr.,'r,,Sdhl",nam medical di
rector he had referenne. tn . .t
printed matter upon which A.,,'iZ
atantially as follows:
"Dr. K. A Pierre Gnul.H.i
New York City. " " '" ra
oi. ineresa Sanatorium. !
Henedictlne Sisters.
Home for Incurables."
y'8ofVTcaT"he 0"ntJll-..
vouhwllinh7U',y and a,d 'I -upposl
you win have me amnwi r-
vmi. . . l . un.fis
,u mm way. eopeclally as
SV th cards all around"
I Immediately
Pu-
V . i DOCTOR g.II)
acmck Icknaas Caosad ty Ooffae BrUk-
. c It Is wise to um care ia the selection
of your table beverage.
Tha experience or several Ttht faml
- Ilea proves this snd one of inem is a
very Interesting story.
; "We were Induced to quit coffee
about iaht years nso because of ita In
.. Jurious effect. The doctor advised us
to stop It entirely and we begun to urn
lwm. - - -
Z -h.l! we drank rnffea wa had head
; a-he. leeplesness. i lomach trouitiea,
T palpitation of the brart'ete. l,ari
found oa rnJuriouB effects from Postum.
' end are clear of all tha old coffee troa
l hiea It has a ftne -oior, a dellciou
- flavour, and wa feel raa ta drink all
. wa w teh (r it- ...
"iiv brtrther's faTtiily has ud Povlum
f'-r ig t iitm, and has ben bn-nted
;aa we hv-. A wed-h family, netch-r-w.
ued t drink coffee for years bat
. ft.U"C Ir 1. armful, lva (iuit and now
.t ,'oetn-n.
"A !imlr of rther famHiee knew
" i !.' ) O fe t,!.iiial -offeelrirkra
' nN ( uiul rolt. hv takn
r. l'Tm. Tha rt- tors hr may much
s . " l cd bv drirkirg effee.
r-r-m of them did I ke Potusa
frt t" t whn showed thej tmm
1 mke it da-rk and r. h. aiorling t
r. t..- oe) r. tT Iikd It better
r,., rr.jf,. te it r ' h. t sm "
Snr l ift br Is t.pi f, Fxfi
h -T- Rl t Weil-
la tr- '7kini a Rt." -
I T read th above Wtey? - A
smb rt""sra from tln t tlsn.
t l r mrm t-it, lre, mi fU of
? an tijt-.fi"i. -
.,T.k. 7 , c 1 - wrote letters to a
client thi ?IaoT. 0ii Bou"d de
claring the falsity of any claim that r
was connected with fh- i ""i
"hln .to J)av the correction made
... iw.l piaca i naa a good deal
of sympathy for tha ,l.i.r. iTr
vertlsed that they would taka eases of
futlont tba5 wer incurable and
whi0trer' t.uni,.d Jlwar- Th did this
hen I could find no other place for
the case of incurable diseases: I sent
h.-iiere- m Intention to relieve
humanity and to rlve the devil his due
hs got me Into this scrape.
On several different occasions when
i was at the psnAinHnm r am k.
' iBier, inat tney nad
epmg inoee children
na bunt
thera to-
then exported it was given bacjt 8? per
cent of the duty paid. This was Dene
flclal chiefly to the Standard Oil com
pany, and the meat, trust and tin used
as covers for the products. . -
It was necessary to prove tnai mo
Identical material Imported was ex-
norted b rain. Under the Payne bill
is necessary only to prove the exporta
tion of as much of the same kind,
whether of domestic or foreign produc
tion, as was imported tn order, to get
the drawback. .. -
' Why a; tax was levied on tea and- none
on beers continues to ba one of the
mysteries of tha bill. Tea will produce
no revenue for a year. A , beer ta
would pour neded money Into the treas
would pour needed money into , the
treasury without delay.
"When la scrap iron?" is a questldn
put up to the ways and means commit
tee by a group of congressmen repre
senting the iron and steel districts of
Ohio and Pennsylvania. The tariff on
Fig Iron ts 12.60 and on scrap Iron only
0 cents a ton. These congressmen con
tend that if pig Iron is Imported In
any other form than pigs it will ba
scrap Iron and will pay only SO cents
duty. Chairman Payne has Invited them
to draw a section that will hold pig
Iron up to the . $2,S0 tariff - under all
circumstances: " ' ; -
The reduction in scran iron from tha
Dingley rate of 14 to SO cents a ton
would doubtless bring to . these shores
most all tha scrap Iron .la Europe.
Senators Bfcudytof tha BUI.
: Senators -ara studying- tha bill with
care and with few exceptions are very
shy -in expressing their opinion .of the
measure. - i ;. - i
The Republican members 'of i tha ft
nance committee that is to say, the
four members who hold over from the
last congressyesterday had one or
two Informal meetings. They have not,
however, attempted to take up tha con
sideration of tha schedules. They -have
been simply exchanging view as to
the method or procedure to ba followed
after vacancies on tha committee have
been filled and selectinsr exnert assist-
snce- to help them In tha preparation of
tabulated statements as to the effect of
tna Din aa it naa bean presented in
F7
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L IP "."tort, ,,.
folding;
Tables
Five different style,
to select from.
Card Tables.... St.st
Card Tables..,. f2.BQ
Card Tables 3.75
Card Tables. ,.$5.00
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This Go-Cart $2.75 Your Credit
Is Good
Reclining 1 back and adjust,
able foot, rubber tire wheels, 0
10-inch diameter.
This Table $2.25
Exactly as illustrated, 24-inch square
top, made of golden polished oak,
dependable construction; real value
$5.50, special price.. .......... f 2.25
A Special
: J.arge. Arm -; ' ' ".
Rocker, spindle
back instead of -bannister
as .
shown, srolden
elm, cobbler seat;
$2.75 'value, only
f 1,95.
This Go-Cart $7.20
Exactly as illustrated, made
11 1 ;,r ' in one of the most reliable fac-
lim-i J'L tories in the United States? rub
lOui LlCOll' b.ef tires hood and every part
nrst-ciass, vve nave many
Is Good
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styles of collapsiblt Carts
select from. .
12 ab,e oot' rubber tire wheels, ; '4 yy- Itnilrl " dependable construction; yeal value c laAArf styles of collapsiblt Carts tot -'.X
lfinchdiameter.-:,-y'?S VWUU' $5.50, special price f2.25 ' 15 UliUlf select from. , ,1
it - -j i .in 1 1 'ihim'li i jiiiii.1 .. w.i ... ,y . '"'v:r v ; ' , ' ''.vv" . '."L'-i ui.i i mii mbw. yiiim n m w4BBjBB- inn ,, llm. : - -:
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Aldrlch to hasten the consideration ot - -- r - - - . .... .. ,.,; - - -v f . I
the bill in bis committee. - As each I" " 11 n j... iw i ijiili.h . mJ . - I
schedule Is acted upon by tha house II . ' : : ; : . , ... . . ,. . : i
hopes to secure action upon it In bis II ... .ar-a A we ' wi w m rw r ... trvr '.. " ' -' m.-m 'W mm ; II - I
tha bouse and the results that might be
expected from any of the numerous
amendments to be offered by senators.
Five new Republican members of the
rciHimiiit-v win in Bunirancra on iaon
dav when the committee present Its
report to tha Republican caucus. They
are Senators Lodge. Cullom, Flint, Mc,
Cumber and Emool They will hold their
ilirst meeting Tuesday, when Chairman
gether with the consumptives, but hav
ing no authoralutlve connection with
them I did no more than voice my com
plaints with them.
State Blameabla To.
"I do not uphold them in what they
hare been doing. When tha state of
Oregon has provided accommodations
ror Incurable consumptives against
whom every door Is now Cloned, euch
fraduluent projects as they carried on
will be Impossible.
"I want It made clear that I had no
onnertton with the Institution and that
tbv nave u-i my name without my
authority and against my wUL I
would nver have sent them cases bad
I found hit ether place, for only a Ut-
V,!Jif...!rlL 1 .n,'t "Simir Tbe-rea I J Aldrlch will go over the houas bill with
ulVu ' 1'.."' ""'"IT deceit In ! them and will probably appoint sub-
jmAm. m T . a UB Whers," committees to consider the various sec
' '"e r'The'rrVJ- .tll0XtT? . Thl i o doubt many change.
of , i, n.k n- i 1 . . m n mmnm py t ne renate committee.
Ur and . U rrn-but ren thev themselves are rmt y-t
iruli ' m,- (f-ii.x ;o-irminea wnat changes they mm
rarwaeatSas, Bays Xawrar.
, Trh irs came t me for sld and
I fcave lhea aBBletins- them.- am 14 the
fair- ye.terdar I not know what
raued their set betng reoornlsed by
tie arclbiahop but they are Be
a nin. .(, .4 tber are doin a
S-w-J -TiMtble wrk Home Bn.1lr.
re tnterfevtiig with the ty era
0-M-- mora - -J ta thaee who -r.
err'.rg thera. f da not wait to so
; r rtT t, time and any efforts
!?.r,t-",llr or thm ' beiwve
J.J SJ "r1" cd are a-
ged la a gobd wr-
for. .
aak
Aldrtea Win Work TTa Claw. -
aiany producers un4 manufacturers
who did not attend tha hearings glvea
by tha house ware and .means commit
tee to looK after their own Interee's
an who suddenly diacoverad when the
bill was Introduced that their products
were arnopar those upon whlrh the tar
iff bad be4 c-haaged. are delnsiog the
senate committee with demands ta be
herd- The Boat leaders, to waver,
hare determ tried that tb-re -ehall be no
twlal heariraa and ail of ITieae t
la tad people ai l tar. t ut Uielr ar-
anTeriia ltfl writing .
vvry alfort wiJ ba tneJa ty Senatr
Aldrlch to hasten tha consideration -of
the bill in bis committee. As each
schedule Is acted upon by tha house
hopes to secure action upon it In bis
committee. In the meantime, lt- Is
expected that the first section of the
bill to be taken up by the senate com
mittee will ba tha administrative sec
tions of those relatinsr to tha maximum
snd minimum. It is not unlikely that
these may be readjusted.
' Tha older senator have already .derni
on at rated tnat they are still "staffldpat
ters" on the tariff an4 they are rals
ing all kinds of protests against the
reduction made by the bouse bill ia
their favorite schedules. If thera is to
ve tariff revisions ef the kind demand,
ed by President Taft It looks as If It
would have to come through a combina
tion of .the younger western Republi
can senators with the Democrats.
The proposed Inheritance tax will be
Strongly opposed in the senate. ,
Tha proposition of free bides has aN
read- lined up all of tha western sena
tors tn opposition.
The cut In lumber Is strongly antag
onised by tha far western tnen and Is
supported by those of tha middle west
It goes so all through tha schedule.
It will ba a flcht of sections arain.t
sections, sa far as the senateis con
cerned.
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nVIXTER AYEATIIER XV
S0UTIIEILOBEG0X
Ashland. Of, March JO. A sever.
winter storm which began last evening
with beavy'anowfall baa prevailed with
short intermiaalon sin-e. Tonlaht a
tiliwd ts sweeping the 6l.irja and
tie temperature Is dowa to ii abeve.
New United Electric Railway
i m nirnonoa. F- !-. Face X. Fc S.
"AVatch the movement dowa the rler."
"Watch the Moremcnt
Iewn tb rtvwr." rVe Hartxirtow adv.
rage Z, f. Z.
SALE I OF LEW MUSIC CO. STOCK
Will Continue Until All IS Sold.
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As stated in the daily papers, wt have purchased the stock of Musical Small Goods, Sheet Music, etc,
; of th Levy Music Co- Jormerly located on Fifth street, between Washington and Alder," and hava placed
tha entira stock on aale at from 20 cents to 50 cents on tha dollaraccount lack of room. , - -
. .This stock includes violins, mandolins, banjos, guitars, accordions, band Instruments, masic standi,;
music iuub, men hiuih, uiiiruuBn uvgu, etc , .
V r ; Greatly Reduced Prices on All
-:;: v.- -. GUJTARS : ,
Levy's regular $10 Guitar.... ... .!;;.; $5.00
Levy rcgUar $1 5 , Guitar. . . j. . . . .97.50
Levy's regular $25 Guitar.".'.. ...... .v..'.... .910.00-
' Levy's regular $35 Guitar. f 15.00
" MANDOLINS
. Levy's, regular $10 Mandolin.. ...i .95.00
Levy's regular $25 Mandolin.. 912. 50
Levy's regular $40 Mandolin. .... .-..'...,,.919.00
Levy's regular $50 Mandolin... ..f 22.50
' . - . . RiMint
- J w. ,
Levy's regular $20 Banjo. .,..910.00
Levy's rigulaf $45 Banjo.. .,..,...920.00
Levys regular f65 Banjo ..$35.00
"Levy's regulaf $75 Banjo ...942.50
MUSIC ROLLS I
"Levy's rfgtilar 50c Music Roll.......;..,,.,." .25
Levy's regular $1 Music Roll.... ...,,'....60
Levy's regular $3 Music Roll.. .91.50 '-
Levy's regular $4 Music Roll.,.......;.. ... .92.00
' . VIOLINS
A regular $5 Violin, during .this sale ...92.50 regular $25 Viojin, during thi sale. 9 12.50
A regular $10 Violin, during ibis sale. $5.50 A regulaf $50 Vioiin, during this sale. ......$22.50
SHEET MUSIC, TOO Both popular acd cUicjJ.-2a to l5f s cory. Mandolin, guitar and pther
muic folios; Regular 50c. "5c and $1 value, now one-half price.
Many Accordions of different rnakft.' styles and prices, included in the sale at from $1 to $3 each.
SOME TALKIN0 MACHINES ALSO Some latest style Talking Machine will go at greatly
reduced prkea. W e hve no room for them In addition to our regular lines, and they must go quickly.
A number cf 60c Pic Recorda-i-brand tiew-rett'liftg rer'srly tha world over at that price are in
eluded in this sale at 30 ath. Fight reserved to withdraw this r4ir at any time.
ill Fourtlr
Street
Nortli of
Washington