The Oregon daily journal., May 21, 1909, Page 6, Image 6

THJ3 OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. - FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 21, . 1909.,
GIPEIl
BUZZ oAev
EDIIflii
ipiOGE PETITIOFI
. gups n;i Riti ir
GOES Oil BALLOT
: Market Street Hatter Is Set
j tied by Judge Bronaugfh
Wiring Ordinance Also.
PORTLAND HILL
BE GREAT CITY
Michigan Merchant Voices
Opinion ; After Close
Investigation. ;
"You have a great city here, and you
are going: to have a much greater one,"
said P. K. Moses, a wealthy merchant
of Sault St a. Marie, Mich., who baa been
at the Portland hotel for the past 10
days.
1,.;L- T itth Anti-Fl'ilt P:l proposed bridge at Market strwt. 'and protested against the granting of a mer," continued Mr. Moses, "and waa bo
xuim umiL - " t Judge Bronaugh by his decision put ( urintt for the erection of a skating 1 impressed with. Portland that I de
per as Protest to Treat-
TO BE DECIDED
ByCOOflCIM
Health and Police Commit
tee Returns Skating
r ' T?ink 'Petition.
The Market street bridge petition f The voire of the people is sometimes
win go on the (ml lot for tt;t action heard by city counciimen. It was dis
of the voters of Portland though ,,,, ..... . nf thnA nf-
.ludge Bronaugb, In deciding the qu.'s- ' tilu tIy uJlble to thre r these or
I ion ye(erixy artfrmwn. stated that nciais mis morning wnen a ucii-s.uiuu
111 his opinion the bonds vouM fr j t)f Tabor Heights residents appeared
construction of th Partisan street . . ... ... . ,. -
I hri.tr m , k. t.fWr.H i I lerore tno neaun ana ponce coronuii.ee
i m t i T T j in it i opinion me oonas vonv ir
inch StMiOOl 10V ISSUetl construction of th Madison street
Jllll A . v bridge could not b transferred to
baby's1 pictures at ones and try for the
prize for tha most beautiful baby, be
ginning Decoration day and oontlnulng
throughout Rose Carnival week, the pro
gram will start at 12 noonv. . . A
Di - - T l '. .' '"'
.:' Impersonates Actresses, t -Perfect
impersonations of well known
actresses and types of actresses are
given by Harry lffMlf, LeClalre has
1 ;,n
CURES
o OLD S ORES
If an old' son existed simply bsoana th flesh waa dl3eaad at that
irvtTheYeMrsotion? jo? ' Part1" spot, It would bean easy matter to apply some remedy directly
ni is on' oi TO TbeYt knoV.to the plaoe that would klU the germs; or the diseased flesh might be
rears
figures in vaudeville.
considered the premier musical act. Is
the headline Attraction.
The Elite Four, removed by a' surgical operation and a cure effected. - But the yery fact
both tha 11 Ark t street bridge audi., .. ., .. . ., termlned to return and make a close
the wiring ordinary measure on itio " Investigation of the business conditions
illPllt AfCOrded IllS LllUIll. t hvw jurtsautha to" pass upon o penetrating was the sound of ' the Pacific northwest from a business
llirm .uupiuui 111 , ,n w.Htv of tha virice that Councilman John Annand and . ,rfnnint. i m. nnlninn nnthim ran
transfer of tfe bonds trvm tt-.e one : t'oiincllman A. N. Wills looked at eadj ! prevcnt Portland's becoming one of the
Scott Yomiff.
Glrard M. Peir.oe. S08 Water street. In
' the editor of Hie "Busz Saw." the anti
frat" publication which has been appear-
Ing at Irrefnitor intervals to denounce
the fraternities of the Lincoln high
school and those members of the fac
ulty, who are la sympathy with the se
crei societies of the Institution. In
'pile 01 .every eiion "
brtdv airly vrovtdest for to the ; lh,r severul times. Ihey also looked
r.ew strttvtr. at th,t tits He stated t Councilman 1. J. Loncannon ana ail
i hovnw. !it fat bs biwf the bond- three looked at the row of seats around
I coukl bm: fe tru.fwrl fnun one 1 the council chamber where nut some iJ
j strwrtwr fr sh vH6.r. having tH-n j men ai.d wonitsn who were eai li and
rt.te tpffin vicir. ttia. nir.. .rei j une ihkiiik a neen miert'ei 111 1110
the cois-rc-.J ta Madison , proceedings 0f tne committee und wait-
street bridr T9f ttwe decide that ' nig to hear it recommendation. The
otiesttoft fx wt kt would 1 1 thrAe counciimen thin ulan-t-d at CaD-
after ta-e C:o had b-ea submitted ; tain liosford and his attorney who are
to tb roi ni favorvd by them If tlbout the only people in the Mount
this Va d BAWftt o b tiie case.
Then U wsiM t '..3iJe for the trar.s-
Tatwr district in favor of building the
fer of the bouO b r KKtwd anvl tlu. vrf,fvrty and the attorney receives a f ej
orouant ..c.v, for pres.nting the owner.
era turn.
Judge Bronaugft sustained tne oemur
lted the poper. was, as ho thought, tin-
erAntHfi v rnrrn uu inn iwvuav
squad In tha fall of 1907
wafrahte
It wasn't that I ever had any wish
to Join, a fraternity or that any or my
friends had ever been dlsappolsUd In
anv such destrs but U was simply that
I hated to see any boy, whether my
fraternities and the teachers to. discover rrs 0f ty attorney and denied the
the mysterious author of the flamboyant 1 injunction aked for. stopping the vote
- vonF- K-ilh Ita flvnnic DhllllDDlCS . .,An k vrtAt atrMl Hriilire ltltion
; against the 'snobs of high school life." 1 Thf. court held that it must be shown ' ? gentlemen
'-and its bald arraignment or -me cm
ifrstemal system they have not been
.able to do so. r
Not the slightest suspicion lias ever
.attached to young Pet roe. who is a mem
ber of the senior clue, and will grad
, uat next June. Ha Is a quiet, unassum
' lng young fellow, has never had any
wish to become a fraternity member
himself, and Is the last peon "
would ever expect to find as the editor
of such a cleverly worded sheet as the
Bu Saw." -
Boason for ths Buss aw.
Various theories have been advanced
by the students and faculty of the
school as to the reason the little paper
j has been Issued, but none of them hit
the mark.- Peirca was neither Jealous
of snv fraternity nor a disappointed an
' pllcant for any of Lincoln s athletic
1 WH?s reason was that Scott Young, his
i chum, and ona or tne live ooys wm
great commercial centers of the coun
try.
Mr. Moses will remain In Portland un
til June 1.
' "Saona." ' , V ..
. "Saona" will b one of the attrac
tions on the new vaudavlUe program at
the Grand beginning, Monday., "Saona"
gives life like portraits from the hall
of fame, "The Last of the Regiment"
Is a story in song which will bs pro
sen ted by six people. Harry, Burgoyne
comes from the muslo halls of London
where he made a name for himself with
character songs.
W. E. Benedict of San Francisco, ona
Via rJf iatci vAOtaf: .u.f ir Mrm ff InnAl Af artAmal 4thi f-TYi an t- Tirt mvmn
return after being cut away, shows that back of them Is a morbid cause
which must be removed before a cure can result. ; Just as long as the
pollution continues In the blood, the ulcer remains an open oesspooT for the
deposit of impurities which the circulation throws off. S.S. S. cures Old Sores
by purifying the blood. It removes every trace of Impurity and taint from
the circulation, and thus completely does away with the cause. When
S S.S. has cleansed the blood, the sore begins to heal, and It is not a
surface cur, but the healing process begins at the bottom; soon the dis
charge ceases, the Inflammation leaves, and the place fills in with firm,
healthy flesh. Under the purifying and tonic effeots of S. 8. 8. the system
Is built up, and those whose health has been Impaired by the drain and
worrr of an old sore will be doubly benefited br its use. Book on Sores
of the tariff inspectors for the South-' smrt ulcers and any xnedloal advice free to all who write. t v
ern pacino company, is in Portland to- ' .
tAp to"eorowmalte th Columb"i river the swift specific co., atlahta, ga.
AT THE THEATRES
Chairman iVncannou caught the gaze
of Councilman Annand and a mute guos
tlon came from Cont-annon's eyes. An
i.and nodded. Ooncannon rose. "Lad lei
he said, '"we have tie-
that ttie votlna on tha Question would ciueo io senu me orauiance gruiiiiiiv . auui e uiemrn ior luur uik'ui ueguiiuuB
i,hi lnlnrv anri that ft wis i this permit back to the council without I next Monday, May it. Mr. Sklnnei is
not within the power of the city to ' recommendation. ou can ngiit 11 out
vote, on the Question, before the lnjunc-1 before the council r.ext Wednesday. I
tlon COUld De graniea. Xie Iieiu 111m win oaj, Jiuwcwt, uij.ru, a aui
R-aU Selling for Otis Skinner.
teats are now selling at box office of
tho Helllg theatre for Otis Skinner.
This favorite American actor anl his
excellent company of players will pre
sent the delightful romantic comedy.
The Honor of thn Family," at tho
waa within-the power of the city to
ass upon either the bridge or the wlr
ng petitions, and that such action
would not work -Irreparable Injury on
either R. M. Wade, the plaintiff In the
brldfre matter ot- the Postal Teiegraph Thev stated that such a building would
company, the plaintiff in the wiring at tract an undesirable element to Mount
posed to the rink being built"
A number of people addressed tho
committee and appealed to the council
men not to permit the establishment of
tne skating ring in tbair neignnornooo
said to have the greatest hit of his life
in tnis orwnant oriering, tne eastern
critics claiming it as the best play of
the year.
ItlOilGOLIA NEVER
III ANY DANGER
(United Prs leitsed Wire.)
St Johns, N. F May 21. -The liner
Mongolia today extricated herself from
th ice fields in which she had been Im
prisoned and Is now making for the
Tabor and that women would be an
noyed by the hoodlums that would con
gregate about the rink.
Mrs. Elmer folweW. president of the
Oregon Congress of Mothers, declared
that such an Institution would demoral
ixe the community and exert a deprav
ing Influence on young boys and girls
who could not be kopt from visiting it.
Percy Morgan, who has led the fight
of the suburbanites against the en
croachment of the amusement resort
Into the quiet community, stood at the
Russian Orchestra Den Greet
The Russian symphony orchestra of
40 musicians under - the direction of
Modrst Altschulcr and the Ben Greet
players, directed by Ben Greet, will be
gin an engagement of four perfor
mances at tha Heillg theatre this even
ing. Shakespeare's magnificent "A Mid
summer Night's Dream" wll be given
tonight, tomorrow afternoon and night
are now selling at boxoflfce tha theatre
-a fi t .C 11 f M il !, n
Sunday night, "The Tempest."
for the entire engagement.
Seats
Three Misseg Weston at Orpbeum.
The three Misses Weston make a
strong appeal to Orpheum audiences
door of the council chambers as each ; JVln lnelr instrumental music, wmcn
r,o,i,, r.r .u they present In a dainty, refined and
and reminded everyone that the council : J"?'?'.11?? rMllm?ll aV, Jl'Jf VP.Si
.n,U.1lrelnanre Wednesday j faTSam w"..?SS SVta.WSnS?- h'
The attorney for the owner of the
I hated to see any ?i. e n h so mil,, frnm here. She building, which has been almost com
ctium or not, , Kepi on tne u w : th- m.,oro ,,leted. asks the council to tlvn M
win iaac iciufto ni'-ifc umu . ' , i a.
bad been making tne showing that Soott
had," said Pelrce In talking of the In-
rirtent to a Journal reporter this after-
f. noon. .
"Professor Henderson, then the coach
. fit the football team, recommended .that
Kcott be placed on the first team, but
owing to the work of "Bus" Hughes,
1 now a student at Hill Military academy,
but who was then a substitute on the
high school team, Scott never got a
chance. Everybody on the squad knew
.' that Boott was a good player but honey
combed as It was with fraternity men
rhe was not given an opportunity.
' "I was the editor of the paper and it
"wan n . . .u (ha. It will nrinleii
Rcolt and three others helped me. In
."Justice to the other fellows I will not
. tell their names until they tell me that
.jil can. We are mighty sorry to see the
5, proposition become public property Just
now for we have a crackerjack Ibsub of
'li pages on the press now In which
t 'some of the questionable methotis em-
ployed bv Coach Bittner and Captain
- Vosper of , the baseball team were to
v have ben aired. - We may put it out
- yet, nowever.
Young Kept oa Bench.
Young was a member of the football
squad in 1387 when "Bub" Hastings,
now a student at O. A. C. was captain.
Proftssor M. F. Henderson was the
coach. Practically every member of the
team Was a member of a fraternity un
less It might have been the possible ex
ception of Lawrence, one of the guards.
The team was a crackerjack and had
but little trouble winning the champlon-
ship.
Young sat on the bench most of the
season, but although several times In
juries kept one of the ends out of the
game he was not put in. Hughes a fra
ternity man was called upon several
times but Is said not to have shown re
markable form. Hughes was taken on a
trip to Baker City as a regular
.when the team was crippled, while
Young was not even taken as a substi
tute here. This "is probably what
eroused the indignation of Pelrce and
r bis associates.
sre sufficiently clear of ice for sailing. ' client a chance to prove that a skating
Five hundred oasseuiiers' lives were not i rink is not a nuisance. Residents of
lmoerlled yesterday while the Mongolia
was held prisoner in the floes."
PE'TlliiS 1ST
BE FILED TODAY
By Journal Leased Salem Wire.)
. Salem, May 21. All referendum peti
tions must be filed before midnight to-
Mount Tabor are satisfied that it is. and
do not want It opened at all.
LOW FOR SUGAR;
HIGH FOR SAND
MLTRDFRERCflUGHT
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Oakland. Cal.. Ma- 21 Patrick J.
Smith and Joseph Nealon are in the
city prison as a result of a disastrous
night. Up to this time only one petl- 1 attempt to break the- monopoly of the
tlon ha. been filed, that of the people of j ' ay for pagt w
Baker county, who protest against the Smith and Nealon canvassed certain
rilM nf th HiilArv of the circuit iuriire ; sections of the rirv rlnlmlns' in h.
for the Eighth Judicial district, which i rrpres.lnt.atLv(T ?f ,a sJsanUc corpora- tures ln nfe under the head of
"SpoUOKs Reputation" at Orpheum.
Harrison Armstrong, author of "Cir
cumstantial Evidence," and numerous
other miniature -dramas, is presenting a
one-act political episode, "A Spotless
Reputation." This Uttls playlet has
been making a decided hit wherever
shown on the circuit, as the topic with
which it deals is a timely one and Is
forcibly presented.
Matinee at Baker Tomorrow.
"It Happened in Nordland" will be
the Ferris Hartman bill at the Baker
tonight, tomorrow matinee and night
for the last three times. The piece has
drawn large and enthusiastic audiences
all week, and has been the means of
establishing the organization in strong
favor in this city. It affords abundant
opportunity for the well known star to
air his political views on live ques
tions ln several topical songs that never
fall to score.
"The Education of Mr. ripp."
No more popular series of cartoons
were ever run than the Gibson plc-
'The
Is comprised of Baker county, from ! te suiar kln The '"Vered ! Education or Mr pipp,- and tne p ay
$3000 to $4000.- The Catena petition I thViftv Oakland hmfsewives siiar of I lund'd . Up0n nthem y . ,Auustu"
demanding that the matter of an addl-! :U 7. tJawana housewives sugar or Thomas Is equally as entertaining. It
taffjX hViXomlh mu"!!. i JrfAr i Vk' startling wJU be presented by the Baker Stock
referred to the people of the state was prhe suirar looked rood to the victims ' lmi'any ?l tiie Bunal"w " "ext
presented, but was not accepted or filed. anhlTlceCkeofbeUe?. 1 Th-'Vru-t ! wfk "JfiTif ?","la,y SI1!??-1 w"!
1 ne rererenaum on me urcKon Agri
cultural collee Improvement appronria
tlon, it is understood, will not be filed.
a record business until
urcliaser delved beneuth
s p
of a sack she received, and
breakers did
a suspicious
V. .
swroiary ox siaw i ' i i to her consternation discovered that
otner rererenoum pe utions "at wui , four , of tn product covered
'."VS? P'SPiSifwtfr?I,nK; about 98 Pounds of nice white sand.
nZ.rZlir. o,Aal Tr. Srl , Tne tw0 operators were taken ln
held In November 110. The 1 secretary char(5e by the pollce, and admittf.d their
"'f otf cf wJn Be P'n thls evenll1 guilt. the authorities are perplexed
until 12 midnight.
SAYS HE SHIPPED
i CYCLE TO PORTLAND
Accused of the theft of a motorcycle
belonging to Harry E. Wood, proprietor
of the Pavilion market, Steve E. Miller
was arrested ln Seattle today by the
chief of police on Information furnished
by Constable Lou Wagner. It Is aliened
by Wood that he loaned the motorcycle,
which he values at J125. to Miller April
2. and that Instead of returning It,
Miller decamped to Seattle. A com
plaint was filed ln Justice Olsen's court
a week ago and Miller was arrested to-
(Sperlal Dispatch to The Journal.
WaUa Walla, WuIl, May 21. Mlla
Bran, who last night shot and klUad day. charged with larceny by bailee.
William Diaon, a farm hand, and Injured i M.illpr t""8 1,he s,aUlet cmcJ Pollre
. , , . . . ilHi i,e haH already returned the mo-
hli employer, Jacob Schubert, was ar- freycle to Wood, saying he expressed It
rested this afternoon by Sheriff Taylor 'to him last Wednesday: It has not
of Pendleton.
LADIES'
SAMPLE
SUITS
SKIRTS, COATS
AND SHIRTWAISTS
i
I am handling the entire
sample lines of four larpe
N'ew York ladies" outer gar
ment manufacturers. The
samples are the cream of
their output. YOU CAN
BUY THEM FOR HALF.
THIS IS
Tatet Me, Face to Face."
ROOM SJ614-615. SIXTH
FLOOR, MARQUAM BLD.,
reached here yet.
MAC DONALD WILL CO
IXT0 BATTLE AG A IX
the entire company Is ln the cast.
"The Mayor of Toklb" Next.
Opening Sunday matinee at the Baker
Ferris Ilartman and his already im
mensely popular company will present
the great musical comedy by Klchard
t.arie. j ne Mayor or tokio, wnicn
as to the nature of the charge that I Is a story of an American opera troupe
will be preferred against them
ADDRESS DEALS WITH
CITY'S SOCIAL EVILS
In Japan and the exciting and ludicrous
things that happen to them. The music,
scenery and costumes are superb and
Mr. Hartman appears at his very best
as the Impressario of the troupe."
Interesting addresses dealing with the
social evil In Portland and the condi
tions of rescue and protective work were at each rerformance.
made yesterday "afternoon at the mass ; on the bill which is worthy of men
meeting at Grace Methodist church. The , tion is the act presented by Miss Aneta
meeting was called by the Pacific Coast I Primrose, a quick change artist, who Is
A pacha Dance a Drawing Card.
L,es Apache de Paris Is drawing ca
pacity houses to the Pantages theatre
Another novelty
Rescue and Protective association, rep
resented in this city by the Portland
commons for men and the IvOUlse home"
for women. Mrs. Kola (. Baldwin, su
perintendent of protective work for
women, spoke in praise of the I.oiime
home, of Its methods and the satlsfjc-
making a tremendous hit with the song
My ureal uig erotner snvest.
R. P. MacDonald, defeated candidate
for the Republican nomination from the
Tenth ward, filed with the city auditor
this morning a petition for the election
as councilman on an independent ticket.
Dance of Death, Pantages Next Week
The death of Cleopatra, which will
be the featured attraction at the Pan1
torv way in which all cases sent there 1 tages theatre next week, is a dramatic
bv her department had been handled and pahtomlna dance, which Is said to bo
of the great benefit to the city Jn having a marvel, of stage Illusion and artlstlo
such an Institution. 1 grace. It Is danced by La Loie, an
W. G. McLaren, superintendent of the ! artist that is noted for her grace,
association, made an address, and Or. j beauty and original Ideas.
Leon Wlllett Hyde spoke of the social
evil, and of the work of the Association I Ktnr Thestro
of Social Hygiene. The meeting was , , ' 1,1 "'"'
well attended by representative workers' "rowded houses are the rule at the
In rescue and protective work. i Star this week, where the best of mo-
. . 1 tion pictures are being shown in a real
-n-r,,-..,.-, fiiiTTnvT ir theatre. Mothers should enter their
1 ItUDrj U VlfL.l Li 1
STOPPED AT 0LYMPIA
Olympia. Wash.. May 21. The legls
latlve Investigating committee suddenly
quit work this jnornlng and left for
Seattle. It has'not finished with Au-
Building Permit.
Montana avenue, between Simpson
and Jarrett, George Bonner, erect two-
story frame dwelling, $4000, PiastSditor Clausen's office and, according to
Eighth street between Karl and Rhine.
William Irle. erect story and a half
frame dwelling, $3000; "Second street,
corner Orover, K. Durschmidt, erect two
story frame dwelling, $1 700; Washing
ton street. comer Sixth, Merchants
Trust company, repair five storv brick
store, $5000; Oiln street, between Syra
cuse ana Butler. A. Mcpherson, erect
one story frame dwelling;. $1200: Glbhs
1 street, corner Water, I. Gevurtz, exca
vate basement. $1200; Twenty-first
street between Hoyt ami Irving, Mrs. E.
1 T. Purdln. erect two story frame flats,
j $400; Williams avenue, corner Going.
George Tuitle. erect two story frame
'dwelling. $250; Larch street. " corner
jMulbtrry, V. F. Brandes, erect story and
a half frame dwelling. 12500: Kt
' Thirty-ninth street between Madison 1 Hetrolt, Mich., was elected moderator
1 and Main, F. M. George, erect one Kturvlof the general assembly of the Pr.ahu.
. .,. 'ixciiinn, jo'jv, nusseu street,
I o?iwen Aiblna all Borthwick, East
! filde Realty company, erect two story
frame store and apartment. $14,000
I East Eighteenth street between Thomp
1 son and Brazee. E. L. Sanborn, erect
I story and a half frame dwelling-. $-!5nn
FALLING HAIR f s the forerunnei
ot baldness. II you wish to
prevent It, start la now to use
n r
Lnl
the members of the committee said mnJt a,o .na.iri..
this morning that it would probably .r ... ' . !
be two weeks before the committee re- nalrs Wll DeSTln to Come In; good
assembled. strong healthy ones too. Tbeold
' hairs will stop falling oat and j
DE. J. 31. BAB KLEY dandroll. the cause of baldness,
n irf"Ti vimrn t t-atj w1U UPP'. Then yon will
I .I.Kt I ED M0DER AT0B Have head of hair to be proud
ol. j
$1 AND SOe. BOTTLES. AT DRUGGISTS.
terlan church, receiving fos m ""'-."f"" J!? u""..0 r
Of Chicago. v. hnokl. "The Car. i th. SH.. TK.
I A. DALVTI HITCILEJt 8IXK.
The kitchen sink can be kept as clean and
dainty as a tea cup and why should It not kef
A plcaDd-psn bouse wife insists that her
Ink shall be as clean at the chins washed ln It.
The problem U simple; merely rinse tha
Ink thoroughly with warm water and Gold
Dust, after each dish-washing. Hake this suds 4.
ln the dish-pan. and thus remove the last par- a
IXVITES YOTEBS TO
CALL AND PB0CCRE
PETITION PAMPHLET
Car nf th Wir "
Pnilo Bay Spee. Newark. N. J.
woodabd, czuknara a co.
8KIDMOBB DSCO CO.
City Auditor Barbur wants the
voters of the city to call at the
city hall and procure copies of
the pamphlet containing the
initiative measures to be voted
on at the coming election. These
include the new commission
charter. There are 4000 of these
at the halL
i
tlcle of grease from that mnctf-used otensIL
Gold Dust has the peculiar Quality of dis
solving and "cutting" grease. It is, therefore,
valuable, not only for keoiilng the sink and
pans sweet and clean, bat tor keeping tbe sink
.trap" and pipes clear. ' 1
f These will nerer become clogged with grease Eureka Receiver Appointed,
if Gold Dust and plenty of hot water be ned Washington Mav 21 Preston Ttt
tor washier tha sink each morning and today sent 'to the senate the nomlna-
5 evening.
I nun vi ucfirga a. K.imaaii to be re
J celvef of; public moneys it JEureka, CaL
' . ' " ' 1 ' . -
When this under -price
ilTalking Machine Sale
0 ends, you'll not
in buy
c ma-
t.
d rec
ords under price. Pay
a dollar a week. Eilers
Piano House.
0 ends, you i
y suih fine
- chines and
w mm r
BsesSrSnlaidfinine
a '
OUR AMERICAN HOSPITALITY
Is famous the wide world over, and it is from this racial trait our national
drinking customs have arisen. To heartily welcome a visitor or to enter
tain a friend has always been regarded as a sacred duty. And how can
anyone be welcomed better than with hearty invitation to join with you
in a glass or two of
TO)
Tho King of All Bottled Beers
This famous brew is ;a friend" of every man who uses it. Not only
lS-13 l Fljli nnk rn it8eIf but' bccause of its tonic qualities, it is
highly healthful. Good barley and hop beer has always been used by the
strongest and most civilized nations of the earth.
The Most Popular Beer in the WorioV
Bottle! Only at tha
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
SCLouia, U. S. A.
CORKED OR WITH CROWN CAPS
BLUMAUER & HOCK
Distributors
PORTLAND, OREt
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In the best homes
the better restaurants
will find that proof of nice discrimination -
Delicious Appetizing Satisfying
Keeps after it is opened, '
Pure and unadulterated.
The natural flavor of red-tipc tomatoes, fresh
from the vines, 'combined with the purest of
6pices, prepared in spotless kitchens.
Endorsed by the
United States Government
in its every ingredient
Formula and label unchanged the Food
Law now conforms to our high standard
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Our kitchens are open to the public
and visitors are always welcome. fl
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