THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, : PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 27, , 1909.
V
LAST TRIP FROM ,
LOf.lBARD STREET
1 J' ;'.'St' l "J'v 4 mmmm mm ism i; mm4.r " jv, p i ,l
San Franci&o and. Portland
' Steamers to Go to Pa-
,' dfic Mail Dock. ::
patch had been put over the hole la
her hull.- .She was Brought up by the
steamers Agnes and Pearl.
SWEDISH SINGEKS ' :
- ARE W ROSE CITY
Seventy Members of Singing Society
Entertain Passen gers on Trip Up
:: From' San Francisco Will Go to
'Exposition.- .
' Beginning- 'with, her nekt trip,, the
steamer Bom City, which arrived at
-.-1:10 o'cloclt this : morning, ' will leave
. Ban Francisco ( from the Pacific Mall
. v dock . Instead , of the, Lombard- street
dock as heretofore. , , :
The Faclfio Mall dock,- which Is
. . known as pier 40, Is where most of the
, Harriman ships land, and It is the Idea
' of the company tahave all of them go
, to the same place, so hereafter the Ban
j-Tanunco roruana oiwrnwiii, win
pany'a steamers, which are the Rose
, City and the State of California,; will
land at the Pacific Mall dock. - .y-v
Captain Mason of. the Rose ' city -'re-
forts a, fine trip up and plenty or-en
ertalnmant for the oassemrers. as then
were 70 members of the Ban Francisco
Swedish Singing society on board. htj
will leave here with , members of the
tnsrlnar ancle tv of this eitv. on Wednea
iney win sing
xnoaltion.
When the steamer left San' Francisco
day for Seattle. Where
at me exposition.
she was all decorated with flags. and
streamers and a band was down to see
the singers off. - Others 'of the pasSen
i gers were H. E. Collier,- city attorney
of St Johns,, and Mrs. Collier, who
made the round trip to Ban ranciaco
on the Rose Citv. in alL she had 81 1
passengers aboard, and a full cargo of
general mercnanaise. , , . ,
On the way up she met the steamer
George w. Fenwicic witn a tog rait in
tow. off Cane MearS. The Fenwlck li
, bound for San Francisco with a raft of
5.000.000 reet or logs irom ma tiam
mond Lumber company. .
' . KILE IS FIXED.
WI1 Go to Paget Sound for Fall
Loading.
The British shlo Nile. Cantata Grif
fiths, which left iqukjul April 8, for
reneral
Ardrossa, Scotland, with a eri
reran, has been - fixed for fall lc
on Puget sound. The Nile is a vessel
tons net register, and sne win
go to Vancouver; with, stiffening- for
Seattle and Tacoma.
Reports to the Merchants' Exchange
announce the arrival at Yokohama on
the 26th of July of the British
bark H.i D. Troop, one Of the grain
fleet which Is coming hers for the fall
loading. She has aboard a reneral
cargo from New York and upon her
arrival here will load a cargo of grain
for United Kingdom ports. She Is com
ing to Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
MARINE NOTES ;
Astorla, July 17 Arrived down at i
.and Bailed at :S0 a. m., steamer Daisy,
for Wlllapa. -''.''"'
. San Francisco, July 17. Arrived at
fa. m.. steamed Asuncion, from Port
land. Spoken July 10, British bark
v Carmanlan, from Portland, for United
JStSfSt-M' at'i-io '"'ana'
left, jup at Pr jn.stemer. Rose.. CMyJ
from Ban Freneleco. ' 1 f
" Ban Pedro, July zs. Arrived, steamer
George W. Elder, from Portland.
San Diego, July f. Tug Sea Rover
wuii jog ran in tow, xrora joiumoa
river, reported outside.:
Grays Harbor, July !,. Arrived,
steamer Yellowstone, from Columbia
river.
-Cooa Bay, July J. Arrived, steamer
Alliance, from roruana. etaiiea. steamer
Eureka, from Portland, for Eureka. ,
San Francisco, July zs.-Arrived at
4 and sailed at S D. m.. steamer Cascade.
for San Pedro, from. Columbia river.
Sailed at t a. m, steamer Yoseaitte, for
joiumDia river. Arrivea ax p. m
steamer Faloon. from Portland.
'. Honolulu, July 26. Arrived. French
bark Montcalm, from Iquique, for Port
land. -
Yokohama. July !. Arrived. British
bark Howard D. Troop, from .New York,
for Portland.
'Astoria. July 17. Condition ' at - the
mouth of the river at 8 a. m., smooth,-)
wind west t miles; weatner ciouay.
Tides at Astoria Wednesday High
water, :ou a. m., e.7 Test; :us p. m.,
t.8 feet. Low water, :26 a. a, 0.8 feet;
s:tD p. m., t.v leeu
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
."With 60,00 feet 'of -lumber the
steamer Malestlo, Captain Anderson,
cleared for San Petlro today.
All stores for the Port of Portland
dredges and tugs com to the commis
sary at tne ash street a oca now and a
great deal of oonfuslon Is thereby dons
away with, end they have a better
eheck on than they did when the
tores were taken, directly , to the
djreogea.
fThe artillery tender. Captain James
Fornanoe, which left ths Willamette
Iron A steel works for Astoria at I
morning, arrived
o clock in the
run la seven
o'clock on Sunday mo
1 at the latter place at J
, r afternoon, making the
. oours.
.The tug Alarm, which was snag-ged
down the river on Sunday night, was
brought up. to the Supple shipyard for
repairs this morning, after a temporary
The stern wheel dreds-M TCntArnrlM.
belonging to the Star. Sand company,
will be pulled out at the Portland Ship
building company's yard the last of the
week. , She will undergo some general
repairs,:; ,- u , . .. . Ar
With . 1,800,000 feet, of lumber for
Auckland, New Zealand, thev American
schooner. William H. Macey. will soon
be ready to leave for her destination.
She is being sent out by the J. J. Moore
company. . . .
Has Rough Passage.
From Sdn Francisco to Cape Mendo
cino the-officers of the steam schooner
J. Marhoffer report, having encountered
very strong northwest winds and heavy
seas, which', made - her progress some
what slow until after she -had passed
the cape, t .Vi.-;, v, .
Bhe arrived at the Oak street dock
last night at 10:80 . o'clock, where she
began to discharge her cargo , this
morning. She, has 880 tonsof cement
and 800 tons of general merchandise,
of which about 80 tons is sugar and 60
tons salt. The ' rent ia mlaollnj.na
freight. She will load about 800,000
iccv yi luiuunt lur ana crancisco.
fi':: MtAKINB frreaLMGBNca
v ernls1;; Iinsrs; 3ns . to )i Arrive. ,
Alliance , v. ... . ........ .... .. , July' 29
Geo. W. Elder, Ban Pedro ....Aug. 1
Breakwater, Coos jjay ,..i',.,..Aug. 1
Sue H. Elmore' ... .'.Aug. I
Argo. Tillamook ............... .Auir. 2
Biaie or v;aiuornia, a. jr. .......Aug. z
Koanoke. Ban rearo ............Aiir. 8
Rose City, San Francisco. v . Au g. 9
"ygja, v. . ....r. , v..,, ept
Selja, orient . , . . a, . .. . , . . .Sept. 16
. : Segular Users 2na to Dejpart.
Roanoke. San Pedr i -Cr. .i : . . Julv f.7
Sue la( Elmorft , ; . , , j ,July !7
Argo, Tillamook 4. . a ; , i . .July 8
Breakwater, . Coos Bay.' , . .. July 2 8
Alliance, Coos Bay July 81
Rose City. San Francisco..... . . July 81
Henrik Ibsen,- orient: . , ...J, .Aug.,-. 1
Geo. W. Elder, Ban Pedro...... Aug. ,s
State of California, San Fran., , Aug. 7
Alliance, Coos Bay... ,.,,.Aug, 7
Rygja, orient ................Sept. 15
Tsssiig' tat Fors
Levland Broa. Br. sJi. .iO.-W." P.
Donna Francesca, Br. bk. ...... .Astoria
Churchill, Am. sch, ........... ..Astoria
Alvena, Am. sch....". ...... .....Aetorls
W. F. Jewatt. Am. sch ...Astoria
Washington. Am. ss. . . , , . ! .Llnnton
Neotsfleid. Br. bw.. mmO. W..B
Brabloch. Br. bk. . . . .. . . . . . . . . .Oceanic
Rose City .AlnS worth
Comoeer. An. sa... ........... .Rainier :
Henrik fbsen ..... . Eastern St Western
RURAL CARRIERS
HOLD MEETING
Seyenth Annual Convention
Openst in Corvallis Fri
. day--Fine Program.
t
Mabel Gale, Am. scK.. , v .Astoria I lng.
Matterhorn, Br, sU Centennial A
P,V; L. .Lindsay, president of the
National Rural Letter Carriers' As
sociation. 0 , '". , ' ' ; '
In a two days conference on the pest
ways in which to deliver and take care
of mall on rural routes, the seventh, an
nual convention of' . the Oregon Sural
Letter Carriers' association will open
In Corvallis Friday morning. The ses-J
sions last tnrougn till , tsaturaay , even-
.iinW f iiAhhlu will '
Glenalyon, itr. -sh. . .... i ...... .Oceanlo I the meeting 1n the two days they are
C S. Holme, Am. sen., ....... .Astoria I assembled,, among them being Paul 1m
Carmel. Am. sa ....,.,..... Oak Point Lindsay of Tucker. Ga.. president of
yviiiiam n. mawj. aui. ,u, . i uugu, n. the National ttural Letter . carriers,
J. MATilOIier .................. Dili DL I P.MMnt K sf Ih, nMirnn Arrlnnl.
Gulf Stream. Br. bit, . ...... .Elevators tural college . and others. . Beside the
Buverlo, Br. victoria Dolphins addresses there will be a number of
Majcternorn, Jjr. ok. . .stream j committee reports, officers' reports and
SBj atoms SO. MM munnsx. ' 1 on oaiuroay i.irnooii wia wmiiun ii
WIlelev. Am. .....Ban lTTanelsna oicerior m cuming r.
Carlos. Am ss.,,.,. San Francises o.. n j.ii
Cascade. Am. sa Snn Francisco ?""-w'iy".''r.
Olympic Am. SS.... Ban FranHsoO POimmeni oi carriers mnui-we.
Casco Ban FTanclsool""""
lJa-:::rr-''- t hail
R. TT Wood. Am. sch . .-. .San lranolrn for Informal reception: Invocation . by
Marhoffer .......... . . , . San Francises ww Davles. R. F. D. carrier, war
H. H. Bendixen, Am. son. Ban JPranciscs I rBnt ,v"5p"1H -w XV ? t
Northland. Am, sa......8an jTrancisco "i r- " "5 j' ',
is. Jjoiiar, jjr. ss. ........... ,v;nina I BUU1' .'." ? . - "
Eon Agrwjuivurati vuiacs ftuuin, o
itionshlp of Postmaster to Carrier," B.
MT TAhniAn IWtatmMtA, fnrVAlllM Or. ?
rviMuiw .nm.nn aoaress ' BUggesiions lor me oeiier-
Wavertree, B'. sh. .SUesmereport ment of the Bervloe,'' J. S. Van Winkle,
Pnbln Chevkye, Fr. bit. ...... .Antwerp postmaster-Albany Otv banquet
Crown of Germany, Jlr. bk.,.. Antwerp Saturday, 8:80 a, m. Role call, read-
Slim Jlf!.F-r-.kVi' ?.t.wlI2 ng of minutes: reports of officers, re-
. ... port or tne oommiiiee oi insurance; re
General FaidherbeFr. bk. Antwero I z. .V. ..uru n th. o-A nf
La . RochaJaquelin, Fr, bk. BwpP inspector; report of committee on fl
ne, FY. bk.,,,.., ....Cherbourg I ,1., r mmTt,. n irnnH
Crlllon. . Fr. bfc .. . . ...'..rrAntwerm 4""
Sa Boats to Xioad Orata. I Mall a Factor In Agricultural Develop-
Le Poller, Fr. bk..... tmbUn ment." Dr. James Wythecombe; report
Le Hermlte. ft, b. . .Newcastle. N. a W. I of committee on resolutions; .oaress.
NJilly,Fr.- bk......v...3Urrick)-The Object-or Onr Association' Paul
Cornll Bart, Fr bit. ............ .Hobart I L. Lindsay,-' president National Rural
Llsbeth. Gen sh. ............Saa Diego Letter Carriers' association; paper; "The
Micneiet, T. dk. jeetwood I Automobile ror Aturai jxouiea,- recess.
Turgot. Fr. bk ...Hull Saturday, 7:80 p. m. Demonstration
Montcalm. Fr- bk.. ........... .Adelaide 1 nnrtm f Mmmlttu on credentials: re-
Col. Vlllebois MaraulL Fr. bk. .Australia Ibort of committee .on condolence; elec-
Bayard. Fr. ba-. ........... ...Australia I tion' of officers; -election of national
Vlncennes. Fr. bk ............. I.lmerlrk 1 j.i hmlnau' A11M Um
Bldart. Fr. bk ...v.......NagaUd gynf ' Z
m i ss si r sasi sys atsr aaomw
Plerr trotl, Fr. bk. ,.,. ....," .Falmouth
18. YOUR BLOOD
THIN AND POOR?
i.-i :1'v'" ; - 'hSJ"'1' . : i. :fi 'i-V 4- - ''
ricn l?cad What This Wiscon
sin Woman Says About
' - - Her Own Case: "
. In no disease Is delay or neglect more
dangerous than In anaemia, or oovertv
of the ' blood. This disorder is com
mon in persons who are overworked or
confined, within doors - and makes Its
approacn in so stealthy a manner that
It is often well develODed before . its
presence Is recognized. iT , - - .
But taken in time the disease is
readily t curable. the sneclfln hainr a.
tonic medicine which Increases the num
ber oi rea Dioaa-corpusdes thus en
abllnr the blood to carrv th Ufo-rlv.
ing oxygen - to all the -tissues of the
doqv. fcucn t tnnin la - rr William.
Pink Pills. ' These rvllls h, haA nn.
bounded suocess in curing this .stub
born disease because of this wonderful
property. .,' -
The follow! nsr cure rtt n..mt. v.v
Dr., Williams' Pink Pills deserves a care
ful reading by every person whose
blood is impure. Mrs. Ida Keller,, of
... . . jii v, x vm&ii. wis.. - says; -
"About ten vears iro huith
gan to fall. : I was all run down; could
iiuv u mjiy i worn, naa no appetite .and
was not able to'sleeo. I hA Wlcht
sweats, which were very weakening and
my feet and limbs were swollen." My
""" in uco s nan conaition
that-I could not even retain iha Amy.
tor's medicine. My head ached all of
me urns . ana x . was subject ' to dlszy
SDells. I - became r-wlunf fv. Miv.t
i . ? puuno ana was con
fined to bed for davs at a tim.
"I was under the care of two doo-
tors but they gave me relief only for
the time being. One of the doctors
loia my nusoana that It would be only
a short time before I would be In the
first stages of consumption. My mother
finally advised me to try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills and, while I didn't have any
faith in them, did so to pleas her. Be
fore I had taken the pills long I felt
much better. I took several boxes and
was able to do my work again. I gained
rapidly In flesh, could eat without dis
tress ana soon xeit liKe myself again.
I always SDeak well at n, William.-
Pink Pills lor I know that they saved
my life." : -,. " ' , .
Dr. Williams' Pink PlUs are sold, by
all . druggists or sent, postpaid, on re
ceipt -of price, - 60 oerrts per box; six
boxes for 82.60, by the Dr. Williams
meaicine to., ecneneciaoy, N. Y.
MBS. JACOBSEK HAD
MONEY TO BURN
M. S. Do!
Hasel Dollar. Br. ss........... Japan
Sa Boats- With' Oemsot ana CMnsrsl.
Manx King. Br. sh. . . . .. .Antwero I S A JTi V H Hi aTI.THTS
David CAngers, -Fr. ship .Lo
Aitair, Br. UK.
on don
.Newcastle. Ens:.
Comiliebank, Br. sh., Newcastle. N. S. W.
Crown of Germany, Er. bk..... Antwerp
Babin Chevyae, Fr. bk...,,,... Antwerp
Gael, Fr. bk. .v. London
Gen Fardherbe.Fr. bk Antwerp
Hoche, Ft. eh ....... Newcastle. N. a W,
La Rochaiaquelln. Fr. bk Hull
Pottaloch. Br. sh .Antwero
Wavertree. Br. bk...... ....... Ellsmere
Leon Blum.' Fr. sh. ............. ...Hull
Rene. Vr. bk. ............. .... .Hull
Scottish Glens. Br. sh. ...S&a Francisco
H. D. Troon. Br. bk ..Yokohama
Marecha d J?oalnes . , . , . . j.. .Antwerp
Parnassus, Ger. ship. .....Santa Rosalia.
Jordanhlll. Br. bk....... Guavmaa
Walkure, Ger.J-sav.. New Zealand
Duquesna, Fr, bk.......... Point Plrle
ulenholm. Br. shin ..........Honolulu
Nantes, Fr. bk..., ............. .Hobart
Sully, Fr. bk .Dunklrke
Jean-Bart, Fr.,bk.i Ipswlck
Amirai ceciue, Fr. ship....... Honolulu
Xn Boats witn OoaL
Hoche. Fr. bk. ......Newcastle. lW. 8. W.
Joinville. Fr. bk. .. .Newcastle. N. S. W.
Bongalnvllle. Fr. bk Swansea
OU Oanls sm Bonte.
Atlas, Am. ss....... San Francisco
Asuncion. Am. ss. San Francises
Argyle, Am. ss.... ....... Ban Francises
TIME FOR GOOD;
100 YEABS OLD
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Olympla, Wash, July 27.i-i
Sandy Parker, otherwise . known
as "Cultus Sam,': a Mud Bay
Indian, mors than 100 years old.
Is dead again. This time bis
aborigine friends, and enemies,
bops that the short and squat
.PERSONAL:
' SURPRISED HDI
TSt of Food,
A doctor In Kansas experimented
rood am
with his bov In a test of
the particulars. He- says:
and gives
"I naturallr watch the effect ot Aft.
ferent foods on patients. - My own little
son, a lad of four, had been 111 with
pneumonia and during his convalescence
did not seem to cars for any kind of
. iooo.
4. 1 knew something; of Graps-Nuts and
Its rather fascinating;' flavor and -par-,
tlcularly of its nourishing and nerve
: building powerf. so I started, the boy
on Grape-Nuts and found from the first
, dish that he Hked it
-, - "His mother gave It to him , steadily
: snd he began to improve at once. In
' less than a month he had gained about
-eight pounds and soon became so well
v and strong we had' no further anxiety
about him. ' -
"An old patient of mine, 78 years old,
. came down with serious stomach trouble
and before I was called had got so
weak he could eat almost nothing, and
. was In a serious condition. He had
: tried almost every kind of food for the
sick witnout avail.
"I immediately put him on Graps-
-nc
never ate anything so ' good ' or that
Nuts with, good.'
little pinch of sugar.
ch milk and lust a
pinch of sugar. He exclaimed
hen I came next 'day, "Wht doctor I
- made me feel so much-stronger.
' "I am pleased to say that he got
' well on Grape-Nuts, but ne had to stick
to It for two er three weeks, then he
. began to branch out a little with rice
or an egg or xwo. ie - got entirely
' well In spits - of his almost hopeless
condition. He gained 82 pounds in two
.' months -'which, at fats ' age is remark-
. aoio.
-"I could quote a list' of cases where
; Grape-Nuts has worked wondera"
"There's a reason." Read "The Road
to, WeUvills." In pkgs. '
. tsrer reaa uw aoovo ipwerr a new
one appears from time to time. 'Thrj
,are genuine, trae, and full of bamu
. Interest.
F. A. Rosenkrans, Injured on Sunday
j nixni in cui - u vaiouiiv ,cciaea f near
ine j. weive 'in ue nouse, is sun in a se
rious condition at the Good Samaritan
hospital. While there Is little hope
held out ror nis recovery, nis conaition
is said to bs as good as could be ex
pected under- the conditions of his se
rious Injuries. ....... (. ,
Ras R, Brackstt, shot through ths ab-
aomen oy some unxnown assailant on i
July 14, Is doing nicely snd it is re
ported will soon be able to leave the
hosDltaL He now able to take nour.
lshment as usual and It is thought will
be able to resume -his usual duties be-
lore Jong.
- H. I. - ESiglish,- who -shot - himself
through- the left breast
hotel a few weeks axo.
recovered from tne effects of ths gun
but -exeesslvely pugnacious red-- w
. . man is permanently defunct
s Mindful' of an experience six
years ago, when Gam declined to s
"; remain dead,, ths Indians were In e
no haste to Inter him. On the
e . former occasion Sam appeared to
. be as dead as any good Indian
4p ought to be, and ths big chiefs
of ths tribe spent considerable
'' time and talk In, carrying out an
s elaborate funeral program.' In
the " midst of the ' rites the
"corpse" rose np and inquired
s the cause of ail the merrymak-
. inr- '-'
So " when Sandy, otherwise
Sam, died again Saturday, the
chiefs held a powwow and de-
y elded that they - would take no
chances. Accordingly, the fu-
Herat was deferred until y ester-
'' day, when It was deemed safe to
si proceed with the obsequies.
P. B. De Gulre Dies.-' .
: tSpecial Dhpatcb to Tbt Joarnal.t .
Bilverton. ur.. juiy . . j.
1 ' ftTnited Press leased WUe.)
' Sen Franclsoo, July 27. Mrs.
J. G., Jacobsen. wife of a aaioon-
man, today la on ths verge of
nervous prostration and her bus-
band is mourning the loss of
15000 In currency, which Mra
4p Jaeobsen accidentally threw Into
W the fire while burning papera
Jaeobsen withdrew the money
' from the bank Saturday and
placed ths bills In an envelope.
He left the envelope lying; en a
table Part of the money was
to defray ths expenses of a trip
to Colorado that Mrs. Jaeobsen
was preparing to. take, and it
was all in large denominations.-
As his wife threw the fortune
Into ths flames Jaeobsen recog-
niied the envelope and made a
wild grab in an sffort to savs
wesath.3rhst- momwr
duced ths currency to ashea
4 Hoping to be recompensed by
ths government. Jaeobsen saved
the ashea Hs will send them
to Washington for examination
by a government expert, ' J
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rro 4' ,m
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Boys' Knicker Suits
Ages from 6 to 16 Yrs.
$15.00 Knicker Suits, now $11.25
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$10.00 Knicker Suits, now $ 7.50
$ 9.00 Kniclcer Suits, now $ 6.75
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$ 6.00 Knicker Suits, now $ 4.50
$ 5.00 Knicker Suits, now $ 3.75
Children's Wash Suits
. . f , . s . , . . . j, ' . j
Russian and sailor styles, plain ' or
combination colors, big selection. ,
$4.00 Wash Suits, no w $2.70 '
$3.50WashSuits,now$2.35
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$2.50 WashSuits, nbw$1.65
$2.25WashSuits,now$1.50
$2.00WashSuits,now$1.35
$1.75 Wash Suits, now$1.20
$1.50.WashSuits,now$1.00 .
$1.00 Wash Suits, now$ .70
Boys' and Children's Headwear fit Special Prices
Boys' Bathing Suits at Special Prices
- Boys' Bathing Trunin, 25c per Pair
' : '. . . - :
We Are Exclusive Portland Agents for Boys' and Children's Holeproof
Hosiery Guaranteed to wear six months: : :
Gulre,- one of the oldest men tn. Marlon
r.7tRfi& county and a pioneer of Oregon, died
-V" P'i1"' at the homeorhis son. C F. DeOuire,
t wrunr which .tmck .s,"SoTSf iu.nVwrnr 'r
his heart, and was so far Improved that J?. X
he has left the Good Samaritan hoanitaL ce"l?te Jh " 5?rnooJb- .
H h.. mrtm. t .1- ..-l" I Mr. UCtan w uurn - ill Ok
tarlum for treatment T foriubirnulos Is Ine7"mS?anYo Ore?S with hf. famliv In
of which he Is a sufferer. . . ?nd,B03t,ii, ?.Wm a. TSni
Charles B., Rogers, telegraph editor Of ""2SB .n SSi
2" ZMSn JSSr. n.KW yeaV.-; when' they moved to Sllverton.
St. Vincent's hospital. Mr7 KoserV WKi where he has since - resioeo.
la on of Portland's tr.ll . bniwn.n...l - 11
paper men, was taken to the hospital 1 " The registration at the law school ef
last weex surrenng witn sepuo pots
ing as the result of an abscess in
lower Jaw. ut. Fen ton was called
attend hlra. XThe danawr - was nmmA
last nignt ana Mr. Rogers Is now on e wide one inose in suenaance coming
tns roan to recovery. . . . I from 70 cirrereni coueges ana is law
schools.
v Indian Students Graduate.
af-
'A healthy man Is a-king In his own
riant: an unhealthv man is an nnhanor
avis I slave.: Burdock Blood Bitter, builds tip
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fSpeeUl ntttrb te Ta. ioarMl.V
Chemswa, Or.. July 27.flunday
ternoon at 3 o'clock the Rav. n.
Errett of Salem delivered the baocalau- j sound health keeps you wel
nr trim i nfamaM. inm.n . . . a a
large audience In the school auditorium. ."Suffered dsy and night ths torment
This year's class consists of 81 mem- itching piles. - Nothing helped me
bers. S girls and if boys, from the states untu I u"e1 1n s Ointment.. It cured
of Washington. Oregon. Idaho. Montana. permanently.- ion. John R. .Oar-
uuivraw. r.ew m x ii'-n ana Aiasaa. JK I-1 " vt v. MM.
mr cnjiun nm maun oana -enter-1 -
tZrl -rii--. MCi coP,T s Harsh ; physics react, weaken the
i rh-iJ n nenent exercises will bowels, eause . chronic constipation.
De neid this week. - f Doan's Regul.ts operate easily, tone the
- - ' stomach, cure constipation, 2 Sc. ;Ask
v rnumx ror xesunstera. lyour oruggist ror tnem.
The Teamsters' union will hold some
?n?Lr'V.W.rV. 2"L n,tche8. toS t Accidents will happen, but the best
106H First street, Strangler Smith, J. regulated families keep Dr. Thomas1
E. Springer and other local talent will Eclectrlo Oil for such emergencies. It
s , . !,,c. isuDduea the pain and heals the hurts.
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CIAL
TRA
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BUY YOUR TICKET TO
MEAD
Any time before 6 p. m. Friday, July 30, for our personally conducted half-rate excursion over the S. P.
R. R. SATURDAY, JUY 31, AT 8 A. M. . Train leaves the Jefferson street depot promptly, and re-
turning gets you home in time for your evening meal. SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FARE $1.50.
See the town of BROADMEAD in the building walk over BROADMEAD'S 3000 acres note the .
big things happening, and the greater things in store. Satisfy yourself about BROADMEAD. Its fu
ture greatness is assured by its present fertility. Be on hand, and be on time. BROADMEAD is sold
at easy prices, on easy terms.-
FREE TOWN LOT
A full-size town lot goes to every person upon payment of 10 per cent of the purchase price of any 10-acre
tract but not after Saturday, July 31 our opening day. This is a generous offer you can't afford
to miss it. ' , 'V- v y
BIG BARBECUE
We have arranged to treat all of our visitors to a grand big barbecue on our. opening day well be pre- ;'"
pared to take care of a great many people come and try the roast, satisfy your appetite, and see ;
BROADMEAD at your leisure. -.V . - " : , .
TCssi VlbIVA tMaV tmJH at sa a m f AeyyunsaJttf nva a fttweask sietit MMav sa laesM mttM KAantt.Tte "- - el A. ji.
printed In 1 colors throughout. In Its class It is unique. It sets forth In detail the many advantages of Broedmeed
and shows various glimpses of the property by actual photograph. A careful reading of this folder will give you a
pretty clear idea of the property. A copy will be mailed to your address npon request. , Use the coupon below, Tn writing
m
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84 FOURTH STREET.
BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING
- ooiimu TBI) ST CO,"
i ' M Tonrth t, lVrUasd, On
'Please mall me a copy of your Broad
mead folder, . - -
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