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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL.' PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 1. 1S33. -A Iffl JUQ TO OIM JOl'MII Jill 0 GIRL 110 1 H 01 G flfj RFTIRFfl IIST STELlil TVIIJIII . BOTTfR FOIIIID Full Value for Your GET DRY STATE mm m ... BaasT ana W I - - - w-w-..- imw v - - - -w w . i Money .fein'iwrance Workers Hold Rally in Taylor bireet ; Church. . ... 1 " Temperance workers held a M rmlljr 4aat night at the Taylor auree cnurcn. in connection with the Portland Mstrlet .Methodist Preachers' mealing, which has rorrened for ft three-day loo. At the -rally, tha gauntlet waa thrown doen for s. .tat vid prohibition campaign In .JUft, and the speakers urged that th work should be crrl4 on fearlesely end faithfully to victory. 'The motl f the Anti-Saloon leaue "Man AVlio Took the Jfes- Girl Who Tried to Defraud , sase to Garcia" Served Coos Bay JfanGives Isame More Than 32 years. of Los Angeles Girl. Deputy Dairy and Food Com missioners 'Inspecting . linn, Co. Dairies. Waahtngton. Dee, 1. The United Statea army lost one of Ita braveel an 4 moat conspicuous offloara today when Major Aodraw 8. Rowan, who lately ' (ApacUl CUtxIck to T JoenuO.1 Albany, Or., Deo, . I.M. H. Bhrock. (Pallae Proas Usaed Wlra.1 I.oe Angeles, Deo. 1 Th young girl arrested at Ban franclsco yesterday deputy dairy and food commission for charged with attempting to dafraud tha atata of Dragon, whlla In Albany hu bMn on rfutv at rtart nouciaa Utah, 'amea U n.euy. me wwroii Sing, gi inn.i n i- muium i tggii prog. tha retired Jlat after cooa way. oui or i . a a i I iirta it a at rk T V a1 fnnn aima m k waa placed on tha retired Jlat after r. i o. r PPig n.. -Vlaht buttar 7 " mora than It year service. " "r'""::.:.. ' . T Ha atated that suite would be brought Major Rowan la known popularly al!J" . - . -"-agauiet any dealers. and orMmiri man over tha land aa tha "man who took the I cording to tna real Bteua Tynan. wno is wna war found -to ba giving ahort message to Garcia." lie waa a' first I at preeent living In thla city at the home welfht. Ha haa warned tha grocers to lieutenant In tha Nineteenth Infantry 1 0f her father, J. II. Tynan, 4 pT Solano weigh their ahlpmenta of butter. Mr. when hia treat opportunity rama dur-.tr... uiu Trnm whan uk4 about Shrook took with him aoma eamolea of la "Oreann Dry In UtO," and thoaa who n-tJ)a w,r with Boaln. Necessity aria- ,H ..m ... milk, lie expecta to return later and aooka at the rally contended that tbla I ng for tha dispatching af a truatworthy I ... . . , ,,, ' A.mt,rlhA I make a thorough Inspection tour of motto tould ba aaally made a reality If I meaaenaer to General Callzto Oarcla t I - . . .. ... I the dairies. i- -,. 4ntrtd In and be- aarartala whether the Cuban arm could MTW n"r Aniuiatr. ti i mm litre in temperance woudl unite in a aolid cooprrate with tha army of-tha United not nlatakan. Pravloue to her marrUga py OI?FD TrtL'K'S WA"VT iworkln. forca from now on until the states. Lieutenant Rowaa waa aelected aha wa Delta Martell. and her parents KULUliJMJ X Uli JVi3 U ASi I election. by General Mllea. Garcia waa om- are now living in ia Angeiea. on. auner Dr youlkra apoka on "The Coat of where In tha Interior of Cuba, wurrount- Data atreet or Morart atreat" Victory" and aUd that tha men who ed on all aldea by tha Spanish forces, w!h" th rl waa first arreatad In went Into the fight muat expect to apend and tha trip eonaaquently waa ona Baa rranclaco aha aald aha had lived time, money and erfort. to bear numiua- iraugni iu rmi amn"T- , fnV .lno. mvrrt aV ami .h. federation, eompoaed of a large ii.m and neraonal loaa. " I Rowan made his way to Kingston, I family had elnce moved away ana aha iMa nni. r n.hi. Dr. votera aenarally Irft tha work to a I coast At these stores of GOOD VALUES-together with the largest and best assortment pf READY-TO-WEAR apparel in the city justifies us in inviting ' your trade o ; - BOYS and GIRLS' When you ask your friends' to make their . " : purchases here you are simply doing them ' ' a kindnesssand if in addition you TRY for enc . of these AUTOMOBILES . V 1 CLEAN, MOHAL CITY MnaH.I nicnatrfe ts Thi JanraaLl North Yakima, Wash4 Deo. 1. A Paul nader contended that tha Jamaica, thenca overland to tha north did not know wbara they lived. Tha only V.. Z Z -,"Za Z 11 aenerally toft tha work to a eoaat of that Island, whera ha allppad Martell tvlng on Eaauaka avenua la " "V . L iV 7 In th.l few. Ha aald that It waa ina auiy or i away in a pan dosi ror me aomn . -... ..-..- . FiP. ...n. tha rlt. Tha ral.l . . . . - I - y-.l W . . A.i.Mt.n.mA I KSII 1X1 lnUl. I ' " " I every man to mia personany in wi au- ui i.u, wuuuii " --- ., . . . . dant la 'Oeorffa C Callatt. aecretarv. XX. . of the movement Everyone should and Santiago, Ha made hla way to the Mlaa Tynan aeemad great y grieved to C'J'nwtoi mu hla ahara of tha rasponalblllty. interior of tha Island and foond General heai-of tha pllgh t of the glrl kn,w N T. and B Sbara Unlaa. this waa dona ther, would ba no Garcia In tha n.lghbornood of Man "MU " n.c.lf ord .orti na to blame for dereat axeepi inoaeiniuoa ri or am ume iwwm who did not do their duty., ma auDject pasaea aa a opan ara ana p v -"1. m V mbjbI. ' Rule of BiabL M-va that ft reflection la cast on tha wasMhe Indifferent voter... ,.. time aa a Cuban. Delivering hi. tnea- her arreat. M -a. Mawia Rule of Blebae, population. They want Dr. Brougher. In apeak I ng on tha aub-faage, ha atarted to return, well aware r'-f?" .w w,tn doubt understood that tha majority of tha Ject 'How to Awaken interesi in me mn u nB ni V, , iff.. Vvnan haa nsVar Wn In Ran colored people here belleva In a, c om . .nnn..ir.n an adu.lhava haan hanaad ilka Nathan Hale and I Miss Tynan haa never Been in riani . , ..j, j " I '. -" I . " I .l- atlon must ba tha keynote of the cam-1 Major Anara. ralsrn. . Aa effort ahould ba made to combat aad overthrow every argument Francisco. Iut forth by tha frlenda of tha aaloon. lie thought that tha preacnere or in state ought to work unitedly and preach a sermon against tha aaloon once. month. ' Dr. McDougail spoke on "The Benefits of State Prohibition." He aald that tha atate would ba benefited financially, physically, morally and In tha home by prohibition. Ho urged united action. : CfRQIUS T0 0PEII-S00N SMOOTH PERSON IS THIS JR. REED city, and ara moral law-abiding citlseoa, and for thla reason they bava organlrt the federation to assist tha city offlciA In driving out the undesirable elemeatl LIGHT LUNCHEONS IN SLEEPING CAES k Marking . a? hew atep In tha ' efforts of railway' companies to provide addl- Applicants for Position Will Alleged Yakima's School Su -r- . A. m in n tt:. Have to Sign Proper Blanks. s perintendent Gets Him self .Reelected. Lcaa Rain at Eugene. ' , fgoeelal Dtanateh ia Tha Jooraif I Eugene, Or.-i Dec 1. During the I month of November, Juat passed, the I total rainfall, , according to tha rec ords kept by tha local 'weather ob server, waa S IS inches, which la mora than three Inches leas than fell at Portland and four or mora Inches thin at Tacoma. Tha , average ftt Eugene la about three Inches and ft half, al though tere la no official record for tha paat years, aa there has been no weather observer here until tha past two years. Final arrangements for tha estab-j (daedal DUtMtrh to The JonraaLI North Yakima, Wash., Dec 1-1 1 hat lonal ComtorU for paaaengera. tha Ushmeftt of headquartera for tha gov- ...""ma HJ,t i h.r-VhaVV r Bai!i TMfia m raftae aarva v Just come to light hero that D. C. Reed, t v. ",,,7. iiC" '"'""""" IV' luperlntamnt of tha city schools, in- light luncheons during the entire aft ernoon In all sleeping cars on trana continental traina. Sleeping car pas sengera, when desiring luncheon, have i only to notify tha conductor or porter. I : Elaborate arrangements have been I made for the service. ; In addition to securing a been made by & -C Beach, euperintend- v. tV.a-hoot hoard f thaoitnA en i oi mm umsou ayvritt, .uu uuK electing him for another year after his on the fourth floor of tha Lumbermen s preBent term expires, which will bo In 'B 7 """ Z . August, ivio. tus meeting was peia authority from WashtDgTion, D. C., - .vernl week, ago at the Jiome of Mr. oelved. . ''a J Reed, tha members of the board having Mr. npann "inwian in na nnia id iur t.... t ..u.j a.. m.. t - i m a . . . i ' r i iitftui invunii l 1 1 v i rt i ii a. iihiiii urn ill riiiritir i craamtritiar ai nn nirrv rfl tmii . in wnBninir i a . . oi .i. Ai . : . J ;fina-emtnrVeV c.Ii-' w-t Aik vnrth. p.ririn laP8 causea postponement, ay board, who was about to retire and leave hH noWngeJ to Lca driving "t week it l probable that tha quar- tn. clty. Superintendent Reed la a t Tyin kw nAA110'. . . brother of tha lata Senator "Walter J. v ater, to be -uaod in dining ana sieep- M rM-u - v. .iv tj.ni. irtn I rir.t Mnn Tha nraforl " . . V?. I Jneea. I . hain J'hoJtiad rftVrfilterlna- and ia "r now emPloy"d dividing tha Port- Tha announcement of his election a lrvTcr" f "fr,tW C" cuUYboTt lUfXlT0 S: eausedTrocal tSS.1 tse . 'i." . ... ltlcal BUbdlvislOnS Will ba Used, aa far tha nrhnol hum maintain that thn i.rifnoiSeor knew nothing of the election coming Ley there Is no good reason why you cannot obtain one We are going jto give FIVJE of them away and no boy or girl has any great lead as yet. So begin tomorrow and enter the contest in REAL' EARNEST and you may yet have the pleasure of riding 10 miles an hour at our expense. Fourth and Morrison MOYER ,0rHJi18 Thb Psoixb'b Rbbtbst for Ooughs. Colds, 3dc5bOak 1st & Yamhill 1st & Morrison m J . i I ' . .. ' . - " I THB rKQFU 1 AIHIDI IDT U)UKB ins- cars. Special tables Tiatvo been ' or I ",7,z ...i..Ji. ;"-"V A "1 "c" -. croup. Whooping-UpuBh, fsronchitia. Jdefed for the aervlce. which la entirely I 1 01 auet xney aasemDiea soieiy i9r me Cough. HCrseaea8.atk it la sate w J ? . . lwr . v ' 'Jgon by Mr. Beach. Two weeks will be tiurnoee of honorlna- the retiring nresl- TrRR ' ! . i . t . . - 1 r " I mmmm i " : ' . . I spent in eacn cuy or more man tooo dent TfirrTTtTr7iC!i xrrT?Tnr j population, and four weeks will be given After the banquet had been conclud- j lUittUllliUVV O VVJiiliilV I up to each of the country districts. I ej Mr. Rand called the meeting to or- fltil)l)lVT?P rp"pTri vvorit wui do begun a Bout April J6,der, saying that it was an adjourned UP ,1 JlAJCilb J. UXlUj 1910. Three centa will ba paid for each meeting. Ha then eulogized Mr. Reed. i , c i " 1 ; i name taxen in tna city districts, and He said Mr. Reed could not complete i Following is tha week of prayer topic rive centa in the country districts, ffor tomorrow:- - Name, age, nativity, birthplace, ad- 1 Phllippiana II. Prayer and work. ' dress, sex, and relationship to the head Prayer is not a substitute for work, of the family will be some of the items f but to inspire It ow the list of questions, 14 of which J We are to be fellow workers with God. will be asked. Every human being I Therefor we must gain his point of view, will be listed. ' i cultivate all our powers, use our best Mr. Beach haa been deluged with let j endeavora . v tera from applicants who desire posi- f : W Innst seek tha accomplishment of tions as enumerators. Ha made the ; his Will and tho setting up of his king- atatement today that when the appll- laom (th rule of truth and justice, I cation DianKs arrived, au would be asked of purity and love), in every depart-1 to sign and take the simple examination is. Grippe-1 and aura, I I ment of life, domestic, social, civil, i f commercial. I lt: ua pray? for; a. due supply of 1 J workers In Christ a cause, for a mul tiplication ;of vocations to the ministry and to special servioe: For all Chris- tian workers, sanctiflcatlon of . Ufa, loyalty to Christ and his truth, knowl Jedge and Judgment, spiritual leader-1 I snip, seat ror soma, power in apeecn. required. chance. All will be given an even CITIZENS NOMINATE TICKET AT TILLAMOOK devotion In prayer. D1INSTRELS PERFORM AT BAKER TONIGHT Tillamook, Or Dee. 1. The citizens' caucus was held last Saturday and the following ticket nominated. For mayor. Mayor Coats; for record er, Thomaa Handley; for treasurer. An dy Nolan; marshal, E. O. Ford. For councilmen: First ward, C. W. Talbott; Second ward, George Wilt; Third ward, Alex Watt; Fourth ward. Irwin Hani- The Spanish War Veterans will as-1 son; Fifth ward. E. A. Ball. T. J. sembla at tha Baker theatre tonight in I Goyne, water commissioner from Fifth ; large numbers with their friends to I ward. C. E. Reyonlda; water com m la- ;heip the boya with the big annual mln- J sioner at large. etrel ahow. Everything Is la readiness and the 1 Center Election December t, biggest performance -of ita kind will ir.m.1 Mmtri . n. 1.1 1 create a; sensation, for if a clever La, Center, Wash., Dec. 1. The city show from Start to finish. election will be held December 7. Those ; , Good local jokes and stunts, good who received nominations for the sev catchy music and ft lot of fun is what' eral offtcea are: Mayor, N. R. Rash you will get If you are lucky' to have a ford; treasurer, P. Kane. Councilman: eat' : Seats are on sale at the Baker J. C. Kane, F. Brauer, William Mace, theatre., . G. I Spencer and A, Harrison. The Sleepless Nights I experienced Before giving up Coffee for Postum, I did not , Understand to be Directly, due: .. To coffee until v afterwards. POSTUM GOOD CHANGE. Coffee to Fortran. told, and The large army of persona who have found relief from many chronic aliments by changing from coffee to Postum aa a daily beverage; Is growing each day. It ia only a simple question of trying it for oneself In order to know the Joy of returning health as realised by an Illinois young lady. She writes: "l had been a coffee drinker nearly all my . life aad It affected my atomach eaased insomnia and I waa seldom wlth eat A ' headache. ,. I ,bad heard about Postum and bow beneficial It waa, so concluded, to quit coffee and try It "I " was delighted with -the change. X earn bow sleep wen and seldom ever have headache. My atomach haa rotten atrettg and I can eat without suffering arterwarda. I think my. whole system greatly benefited by Postum. "Mr brother also suffered from stom ach trouble while ha drank coffee, but now. since using Postum he reels ao much better he would not go back to corfee for anything." Read The Road to WellvlUe." la pkga. Ever read the above letter? A sew oe appears from time to time. Tbey are genuine,' tna, and full of bamasj interest. . "There's a Reason" ro?yn Cereal Co, Ltd., Batt!eCrrtfc, Mich. the work he had In band within the time of his present contract, and sug gested that he be reelected before the complexion of the board could change. and that his salary be advanced $600 a year. As the other members of the board were the guests of Mr. Reed and had Just partaken of his hospitality, they say they could do nothing but vote for him. , However, tney did object to the Increase in salary and that waa dropped. The contract waa made out and signed by the board lhe following morning. It is maintained by members of the. school board and by attorneys here that the meeting was illegal. The minutes show that It waa not an adjourned meet ing, and, it was not a regularly or spe cially called meeting. If the election is regular it is con sidered one of the most cunnlne coucxl ever pulled off In this section. A ache I eiacuvn ia ua netu una inuiim duo, l several candidates are in the field for I the position of director for the ex press purpose pf defeating the reelect- I tion of Mr. Reed. Many of the patrons 1 of the schools have been opposed to his methods In the conduct f the schools of the city and they hoped to get rid of him by electing ft majority of the board to oppose him. Mr. Reed maintains that the action of the board at hla Home the night of the banquet came aa complete surprise to him. J. H. NOLTA QUITS ' PUSH CLUB WORK J. H. Nolta, prominent aa a member of nearly everypush club on the Penin sula, haa abandoned public life. Dis gusted with push clubs, Nolta has quit every one of them and from now on his sole efforts, he says, will be towarda the f urtherment of the intereats of J. H. Nolta, and toward hla Interests alone. It was with a note of -sorrow In his voice that Nolta informed a Journal re porter this morning that he was through with push clubs. Accustomed aa waa his wont to go to Nolta for everything that happened on the Peninsula, the re porter this morning asked Nolta for an account of the meeting of the Pe ninsula Development lesgua. "I've quit I wasn't there. I're quit the whole business." said the sorrowful voice on the ether end of the wire. It didn't sound like the Nolta of old. "Is this Mr. Nolta?" waa the qaery.- -Tea. thla Is Nolta,- he answered, "but I tell you I wasn't there.' I am going to resign from all of litem. The Rose Festival association, the North Alblaa Push cluh.- Ue- Pfllntt)a Development the Kenton Improvement association, the Peninsula brass band, the University Park board ef trade, the library-. I am going to raslrn from them alL I've gone Into the flour, few! aad coal buainaae." Prominent for the past twe years la push club work Mr. Nolta has Vecome Identified with practically every or- gaatsetioa of thla character on tae.Pe n in aula. He haa worked early r4 )ate in the int areata of th various clubs to which he belonged. Hie work will be fell for mint yeer to come, for !e haa aided laraaly la e wakening a feel lng of civic pride In the, community. MoatlUta for IS Tea A epaM1 rn-rtr ta TS. J a.11 Albany. Or, Dae 1. The rain "all tnr November was 11 Jl ttM-be. Vm Unrest amount ef rain faling during the caosth r orembar for the paat 1 yesra. Is evens be r. it was 11 ef. S'ocellH It bais tweej aacroded .enly enc. la rebruary, llti f si SISTER SHOW o The new: booklqjr The Author of THE LADY OF THE DECORATION Very beautifully illustrated with twelve pictures Tn full color hy the Japanese artist Genjirol-itoafca ' Price f LOOrietpoefeg) 7 cents THE CENTURY COt UNION-SQ.UARE, NEW-YORK Tilt GKhATLST IiIU f't? " , 1 " ' ' w-a. i v pnaw rear. aaa ia tMa taaa tjulil us of fca Baaao far ClJAaa,Aag W mm ftw a a.W.4 a-4 WW f W a w ar W. rprr &aat irae fe oar a. an be , THE. XNTtY CXJ, Um Swoaea, N Yara. 1 mm 1111 Will III r h l A l - lit II I I I cbaperea v Si 3 i T" f II I I I eWa ' '1 ' "H 'I I I I I a. am i wAl..-! im aaJa. I I.I I an k a . m n a 1 a . J I U f - I I I v r-Jv " I I bw Arkaaaaa I I foa a am CIIEERFUl ncnow If you want a mental tonic wtth m tmile in 8 get a copy c any om oftbefollottlng booa,--enJ toa . wtll be grateful to tn for the tug. getUon. Each-0n u a capita! Cbrbtmatgffft MR. OPP Patch." "Full of th . eamehomor that marked Mr. Wkrsa " aar the critics. Caarmios ptctmraa by Coipaa. $1.00 THE PRODIGAL FATHER One ef the fuanleat baoka la awns, Br the anuW or "TheLunaoe at Lanra, i How a eavara old sntlamaa sradaafly j arawe yaonsar aay ojr oay tnioaan tti I ftaeaaa et a atranse maetcana. h In tl. iO aunt AMrrrs SILVER . WEDDING . Rath McEaery Sroart'a ktaat homdeaaa book. It has aa. BfTaaiatible Wm. EWhtfnl aiuatratloaa. , .00 OLD LADY JUMBER 31 ReaDy aot aa M laaV at aD. baeaa ala aendemaav-wad naw ho Ursd ia aa eld laaW home. FuB ci bamor. $1.00 AN UNOFFICIAL L0VE-ST0RT AlWart Hickaun'a piritaJ aad deiichtnil k)t-iury of a sir! wKo, from tha convaa tional voiK W viaw, ia aeraly in eaaa of a . . l l THE WILES OF SEXTON MAGINNIS Tha davaraat kind of a book of lrih Aaaiean lifa aad advaatarc, by Maurice Fimacia Esan. at preaant Miniater ta Denoiark. Richly Ulastratod by Kaller.' I JO THE LADY OF THE DECORATION' Oaa af lfc jraat eeatury. Fraac4 Uanji and 1.00 UNXLE WILLIAM Hare is Jannaae Lee' rfrhinT mh! nurrant bock oat of th aaa." 1 h taW af a sear old ttmm wk wa wy raadr anrfi awaaftwaawawiBawaBBBBt THE CHEERFUL SMUGGLERS aai 1jr oy tilt farkcr HMit. if Pis riaa.'Vfcaw' pnana HWO wot trvt oabv a ftfafa jacana by Ht (rtrjitma M axara fnrJufa the douure a. l m D:ksl SOXST is seT
