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r.TLAriD, fhiday Ev:::n;
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"Engiriccr-'Secks - Reelection-
Makes Interesting Prom-:
isesto Constituents.
1 (Satrin Boreas of Th Journal.) 1 '
Balern, Or.. July , 1. John H. . Lewis,
1ntat anglneer,- anMunces Ws -candidacy
for election;.,! the position he now holds.
When first created the office of state
n glneer . was; filled; by appointment by
the governor,-but the new water code
enactpd by the .lata legislature make
the office elective. Mr. Lewis was ap
pointed when the office was first cre
ated by-Jovernor George K. Chamber.
lain, but U a. Republican. He la' the only1
etate engineer OreKon hai ever had.
- It lias been largely through Mr. Lewis"
, efforts that the advanced water laws
enacted- last winter were adopted.;- He
worked for. seveail aesslons before they
wpra- finally enacted by the legislature.
Mr, Lewis' home i$ In Portland where he
wa a bor n afld-falsederT he-petl tlon pre-
. pared by Mr. Lewis and which he will
send out" in a few days contain the fpl
lowing statement:. ; : V'--vi ',V
"It I am nominate rnd-elected, I win,
during tny term of office, endeavor to
carry .to a successful completion, as sec
retary of . the desert land board, the
eight state Irrigation projects, and the
many water rifclit adjudications before
, the bbard of control of Which ' t am pres
ident, In addition to .the large volume of
work now before the state engineer's of-
' flee as the result of the laws recently
enacted. These laws are In advance of
- other states, and were- enacted largely
"tftroqgn"Tny"ef forts. TheTTrTTirtrtat
In Oregon and will prove of great value
hi thetate's development," If made-
success through consistent and proper
p . The state engineer left today for east-
V era Oregon to gather-data regarding the
progresa being made on the numerous
lrriticm;jprojccft,uhdwyl-IIe will
vfsit Bend, the basis of operations of the
the Manager of the I'ortlond Labr r i
rnui: I reed thn! ) o.i nr-H tuf !':"!' '
fr;n a great alioiL.- of ;,;.(.r. 1: tl.ii
iffvvn and surroumiii-g district there aro
thousands of, good mir out of employ
ment, rienty are Milling to immigrate,
but. .have.. not -the- nwnwy, I nro-oiia- of
that number, but aw not exactly out of
employment. I am-working for a mere
pittance,
"Xew-I- have- a-uggetln -l-couM
easily get together any numbex-Of food
men, If. the great employers would be
wllHn 4n1irkit5:fDr"0urTa!8aKe.
to be refunded after the men -got - to t
worfc Jtortnr I shall hear from you, I r
am, Edward J.'. Kenny, 226 OsdalLane,"
Another letter : from Cheshire, Eng
land, states that the author hai been
anxious to get away from England for
lhe past several years, as there 1, s
scarcely, anjLworJf. ndthe pay is very
small. He says be Is a stationary en
gineer, and a general mechanic. . The
letter seta iorth Oiatlthere are thou
snndr ofTOenrcaTe--idle,and would
Come to Portland if their expenses were
paid. The 'letter Is from' R. I Sutton,
a 8 MaJtwett-trefe pcdi
f 1 I - i I ft. ? t ' .
1 I 1 3 1 I i t i
TO f
th 1 y the' CAriteil road, on the west
t'.io Cornell extension road, and on
H nnrfli by th Grmantown roaj.
flie petitioners ask'that the council take
he action necessary to have the, ques-
on subniltecf to the voters at the next
lection Tls,!qJng4he- ptlt.onr
Frank JJatter, A. V. Shier, E. A.' Shane-
folt, L, G. Gillette, Richard Shfpard, L.
M. Mills. Thomas K. Shaw, J. A. Klssell
and Wayne L. Wilier.
fhelJotumbla. Southern project,- the Jor
dan .valley, Eagle t valley" and Ponder
River valley projects. Lakevtew ,: and
. Warner valley before he returns vnd
-will make a, written report to the desert
. land board. .He will be accompanied for
a portion of the Inspection tour by At
torney General Crawford.
ASHLAND NORMAL BILL
' PETITIDN IS PRESENTED
(Salem Bureau f The Jonrnal.)
Balem. -Or,- July l.-rPetitlons inltUt
itie ft bllL providing for the maintenance
and support of a normal ' echoo' in
southern .Oregon, to be located at Ash
land, wer presenteoV for filing at the
"PffteeTofv the eecreTary of state yester-
day afternoon. This is the third nor-
imal school measure to be Initiated at
the falUelections. The Monmouth nor-
. mal school measure was filed early, to!
lowed last ireek by a bill Initiating a
measure, to provide for the eupport of
a school at weston Jn eastern Oregon
Petitions were also presented yester
day for an act which proposes to. cre
ate the new mnuntv -of Denr.hu tea. m air
ing Redmond, now In Crooft county, the
county seat.,: TJjia, laheaUth county
jcreatlon , rqeaaure -presented .under the
: Initiative. : The proposal to create Ump
qua.'Nesmlth, Otis. Orchard and CJarke
counties' have already been filed. ' ' Suf
ficient names were presented also yes
terday calling for the establishment, qf
a. new boundary, line between Washing
, ton end Multnomah counties One has
j .already been filed which proposes a
change In -the-boundary-- line. 'between
Clackamas and Multnomah counties'.
' Twenty-one petitions have now bee.t
filed for action by the . people-at the
Yi
Ttiousancis tf Dollars Received
by Internal Revenue " r"T
" Collectors
SCHOOL: JANITORS
APPOINTED BYBOP)
Janitors for publid school 'bulldlns
fbr the coming year have heen elected
by the school board as follows: . .
' Alnsworth, T. F Bomers: Alblna
Homestead. Charles F. Eastman; Arleta,
a S. Worden; Atkinson, V. F. Jones;
Brooklyn, IV. A. Ogtlbee? Buckmam Jr-F,
Burns; Center 4 addition; Mrs. Emily C.
SheldonChapman,. Edward Dunn: CUn-
lon -Kelly, Mr M- Bridges Couhr-James
JrJ)rl8colU-iCre8ton, . John Jherbeck :
t)avis, C. Neddermeyer; Eliot. . A. jp,
Farley;, Falling, O. Scheel? Fulton Park,
Edward Coles, Glencoe, B. F. , Kodel;
Hawthorne, F. J. Darcy; Highland, W.
B. Crertfr,' Holladayt Erie Norene; Hol
mnn, P. Wllhelm; Irvlngton, "William C,
Clark; Jefferson High, W. T; Wooden;
Jefferson High, -A, T.; Haworth; Kerns,
J- IV Brown; Ladd, E. G. Kester; Lents,
Jo Hand; Lincoln High, Charles Hue
ma n j LlewfiUyjn JEJL -ElmarOIoDia-vllla,
iDennis Galvln; M.oun Tabor, C.
B. Bawtell : Ockley . Green. I rFranaN A.
Snow; , Peninsula, , J. Sharp; Ports- j
mouth, William Tv Burns;- Richmond, Jt.
P. Evans; Bellwood, Tpomas Farley;
Shattuck. William. F. Beyer Shaver,
Albert Gee; -South Mount, Tabor, Ezra
F.Gibbs; Stephens, F. H. Agriew;- Sun
nyeldfr, John Wallacer Syndicate,' "rt.'H.
aA. rj...iw. a.a . t u r . . . . . '. ,
The" office- of ; David -M.-Dunne, col
lector' of Internal revenu is buried un
der an avalanche of money today as a
resultf the JiurryBB ayments of cor
Doration taxes made toy corporations be.
fore the tax became delinquent and the
corooration subject to a ' penalty for
non payment, ".'.''
' Testerdar morning approximately
JISMOO of -the tax was unpaid, but the
first mail-made a bis hole In the total,
and - since that time the office force
has" been rcountlng money 'and tabulat
ing returns to the exclusion or neany
everything else.. -According. to a state-.
ment from , the office there remained
tit a verv few corporations in the slate
to be placed in the delinquent list wnen
the time limit expired last mgni at mia
night- .... --- "
Collector Dunne will also purine nw
Uriff on whiskies and tobacco Into ef-
feet-todaTrThlseta-aalncrease
over the old. tariff, and the 'new law alse
requires nar-Bii-wniflKies-neiaDeueq
either straight, blende or if made from
anything other thani, distillate of grain,
to be noted as. an imitation wniBKey..:
$100,110 TO BE SPENT
; FOR, IMPROVEMENTS
The Tallowing building permits; Jiavs
been issuear
Nels. P. NleUon; WashingtohIghTTT
B; Farley ; 'Woodlawn, W. D. Garrison;
Woodstock," Mrs. W, H. Watson.' ,
JUDGE KAVANAUGH
. NOT ALARMINGLY: ILL
' Circuit Judge Kavanaugh, 'who is 111
with typhoid fever, is reported In fav
orable condition today. Dr. James F.
I Bell, who, 1 attending him, says he Is
suffering only a moderate attack and
there. are no alarming indications. : His
temperature Is 100 and 101 most of the
time. . . - . iv : .:,''.",.'.., ,
- County Commissioner Lightrer Is
confined to his home?at Anabel bv what
isf eared, la -an attsck vt yphoidFor
several days he has ' had "Intermittent
fever. -
: Liberati Program.
The following is the program at the
Oaks this evening:
March. "Alaska-Yukon".
LJPJccoto solo. Mazurka. . .J
r.:..;. ',-.;-:Mr.PfelfefV
V
, . . . .Liberati
Pfeifer
next general election In November.
FOREIGNERS WRITE FOR
V. POSITIONS IN. AMERICA
. tifornia4ow-f-4he-gTeat demands on -
the coast, and especially in Oregon, for
railroad and construction i laborers C la
arousing unusual Interest . In foreign
i lands. and many laborinr men have been
writing Secretary Rynerson of the free
employment bureau for further, info r
, mation, ., These letters are from many
foreign cities. The following one was
received today: ..,
;Ba)ford, Manchester,' England To
r
Walta, ."Regimental Hop". .IJberati
Soprano iolo. "Samaon and Delilah"..
y , , .v t " ' . . . , Saint-Saens
. miss iviarer.
Tenor solo, "Ballana." Rlgoletto. .Verdi
Big. u. Freddi.
Vocal selection. "Ermanl" .....'. .Verdi
Mlsnes Klarer, Ue Aunrey,
Sfa. C. Freddi and De Luchi.
Cornet solo, "Mtgnonette" . . . . .Libersti
Selection, Flnal Ariel" Bach
.,:,:.;.,: , ,1 I, ,,: ,,, m ,.,.,
- 3 Trains Daily 3
' New Great Northern train service to
Tacoma, Seattle, Everett, Belllngham,
Vanrenver'.- B - C..' and ' Intermediate
points. Electric ' lighted trains. 'Ele
rant dinlne car service. -10 a. m.. B d
nv. ll:!0 p. m., from Hoyt street sta
tion. Eleventh and Hoyt streets. Tick
ets, berths" and parlor car seats at city
ticket office, 122 Third, and at depot.
SPECIAL CAREER VICET
Tot Big1 Celebration at Vancouver.',
On Monday, July 4, the Vancouver
cars, will leave Portland at 8 a. m. and
every half hour thereafter. until 11:30
p. m. ' - .....
The ferry will leave Vancouver at 6 a,
m. and every half hour thereafter until
12 midnight
V
f,
wr nL, , , sJr.x
Michael Rochelvich. repair one story
frame store. 47 Second street, between
Couch and-avis -builder, C. . Car
niichnel! III?.-- - -
, M. Seller & Co.,' erect bne story frame
shed with metal roof. Fourteenth street
between Kearney and Johnson; builder,
H. v.. Wood A. Co.: 1500.
, Joe Hartiing. erect two- story, frame
dwelling, Theron street, oetween veia
ler and Barr road; builder. samerll200.
M. C. Davis, erect two story frame
dwHnrEaat..Bixtleth street, between
Burnslde
15000.
'harles Rldgeweyi ereet one - story
frame dlllng, - East Sixty-second
street, between Davis- and Burnslde;
builder, same; izooo ,-
B. W. Ballevj 1 erect one story -con
crete garage, corner Twenty-third and
East Morrison streets; builder,, same;
moo. - . '- ,.
W. J. Kratz, erect one ana one nan
story frame dwelling, Colonial avenue,
between Mason and Skldmore: builder.
C. F. Krats: 12000. .
J. Glfford. erect one story frame
dwelling. Colonial .avenue, 'between
Mason and stuamose; ouuaer, u. t.
Krau: $1800.
Mrs. M. Bush.-erect ohe storv frame
dwelling. Farragut street, between
Peninsula and Burrage; builder, J. R
Wala 1200.- - -
"i-Tsaan McOov. erect two storv frame
dwelling. Delaware, between Russet
and Pippin streets; builder, some; I100
;aiman. ereoi two story rrame
rner Mellnda ana Barker
streets; builder. .Knighton & Root
120,000.
Whltnev A Grav. erect our storv
brick stores and apartments, Twelfth,
wtween Mark ana Washington; builder,
Knighton & Root; 140.000.
Ellen C. Walker, repair One story
rrame dwelling, corner .feast xmrty
third and Taylor streets; builder, E.
u. pimips ac -co.: iioo.
Major Alfred Hasbrouck. erect two
story frame store. Union avenue, be
tween Sacramento and Braree; builder,
F. El. Bowman & Co.; $20,000.
George E. Croxford. erects extension
to greenhouse; I'nion avenue, between
Shaver and Mason; builder, same; $300.
Mr. Kila McHargue, erect- two story
frame dwelling. Nehalem street, be
tween Thirteenth and Fifteenth; build
er.iK R. Angell; SOO0. - '
PRECINCT 109 WOULD -ATTACH
TO PORTLAND
-THE STRANGERS
WITHIN OUR GATES
C. Frank Colding-Dwyer, Ouray, Colo.
There ought to be some good gold
mines in Oregon. What seems to be. the
matter? . We usef "ldhearv interesting
reports from. Oregon,-but -f late years
there seems to be nothing doing.. 1 think
the great trouble on the coast country
Is because you do not go deep enough.
The good ore lies at a great depth -here.
Fordney rown, Palo Alto, X!al. -Here
is the fight In a nutshelL- If the fight
la on the square Jeffries will get licked.
If it ir not probably Johnson will take
the Knockout You may rest assured
that there will be, several, rounds, :They
have to give the moving picture men
theifmoney's- worth. That alone shows
a Yrameup to a small extent at least
This "will about end the prise fight game
for America,
VT. 8. Graybeal, Hoqulam. Wash.We
ought to go back to. living on fruits. My
theory is that to produce" certaln kinds
of mentalities cerUtn kinds of . fruits
must be eaten. . For .instance, to -pro
duce a clear business mind, one mutt
eat plenty of apples; for a literary mind.
grapes, and $9 on. " I hope to get tne
whole thlnr figured out one of these
days, . , : '
O. R. & N. Answers A. C. Rubj.
, ' IK.Tim ItiipuH at Th Joorn1. ' :V
Salem. Or.. July l.-r-In reply to tho
complaint of .XirRuby, of Portland In
xeXexence JAjiuojgserJtlee M .4 J? yjejharjre
in shipping .fine stock the Oregon Rail
road' Navigation company nas writ
ten to the 'railroad commission a com
municatlon In which- it Jsstated : that
the charge for shipping fine r blooded
stock over Its lines Is not discriminatory
or unreasonable. It Is set orth that
the charge Js the same at that charged
by -all railroads west ofthe Mississippi
river and is measured In relatlort to the
.mm valnA an A .aV tt. tmm TA Aamm
;th street, between-1 r . ... ' . .. -..-,
j -Tiiittii n-4aae-uinanaiins. n iurmer muncu
ttllU Ol,i I, uunurt , caini , , . , . "r-r- j-.,.. ----- x- w , I.
specific enough to afford -an investlga
tlon. . . - - 1
Dominion Pay Observed. -
Ottawa.' Ont, July I. All Canada to
day Joined in the celctoratlon of Domln
ion day. the anniversary of the eomfng
inta effect of the act of confederation
in 1867. The celebrations were largely
of an-athletic character, Including. base
ball, cricket, lawn bowling.' rowing and
lacrosse, Canada s national " summer
game.-
I - i " ? - i f "
mmnn
Declines to Return True Bill in
-Six Cases; Saloon Men--
.Escape.
Fort KlPtna'th; G.?--"-f.A. rro-!'t "" U
Cooper and. J. ,Tc lt-uhcr Jr.. I or Hand,
and Napolpon Davis, BultevlUe.
Zionists to Mert.
Pittsburg, July J.- Many delegates
rromairove'r ",t'heco'uirfryareTiere7'or
the annual convention of the Federation
ef Arv,r! an 7 -',:.
establisli In T,i'. -i i:
the opi:rFpJ pn.l f
Ftussia and othfr !' ;
The cf-nvf-ntlni v VI
with divine servlcrs.
I J
Journal Want Ads bring r?
The grand jury ' yesterday, afternoon
reportea-tht-;wdletmentai-aad-six-et
true bills. .- Araons the latter are listed
the names of -Clarence Blaster, proprie
tor or tne -yaiiey-eate,--ana nis oarten
der, Thomas Ryan,' clearing them .of the
charge 'vof , permitting a ? female, JJla
Clark l years of age,; to be In a place
where liquor' is sold. ' , , v. ; . v
Charles L.'Brlner Is indicted f,or em-
ejallhT988.50 from the H. P. Chrls-
tensen company. John Davies is twice
Indicted, once fdt larceny of $172 worth
of goods from the store of W, B. Wolle-
son, and' sgalrt' for- uttering a forged
check tor '116, alleged tr have been
passed on A, I Cain. ' , '
C. Markoff is accused of stealing a
$100 violin and a $1J case from E. Had
ley also of. stealing asultworth55
from Peter Salle. '
Alex Maxwell is Indicted on a statu
tory Charge, U being-alleged that h
proml ed to marry Bessie G. Richmond
and dlft not keep , his word, "wo other
indictments., on statutory grounds- are
against ' John Caldwelr and William
Bondel. J v .-
In addition to the failure to Indict
In the Valley cafe case, : the. following
not, true bills were returned;1 : (
May Melville, charged with stealing
($00 from Frank. Johnson.' - v
Jj0ujs Klug, accused of forging the
nameof LeopoIdmetlto-SJ-Tiote-foT
1250. ' '
, Frank Knight, charged with the lar
ceny of a Rea automobile .worfb $600
frejn Delia Jones. . .
, William Hoildlman and C. Gv Parsons,
statutory ruarges.
r Notarial Commissions--
(Sslem Biirein of Thl Jeoraal.t
Salem, Or July 1, Notarial commis
sions have been Issued to C. C. Jackson.
I believe the happiest man toese days Is the man with a farm. -
4s;.:r ..i fc-i :"" ' '' ' y v-T ; , , , ., ' '- j. '
- - 'A few. acres of Central British. Columbia farm-land properly worked,
, will make a man Independent for. life, , ;
S3
"" 7.7,. 5" zXXP'W' . . ; . X XT
IrNBrltlsh Coltimbia's greatest farming region, at the Junction of four.
' eoTning raIlroadav-anon.000 miles of navigable waterways three to eighlr
mlles from the coming Inland Metropolis ( , j .' ' '
FORT GEORGE
Opportunity never comes to you, you must take it. Every one has'the
ability, if they have the push.. , . -
: The question. la. Do you want to be, independent? If so, hers Is your
chance. '
Irrigation unknown, short winters, warm summers.: void of late frosts.
Soil consists of brown loam to silts,, with a clay subsoil and gravel base; .
. will produce anything that can be crown In the temperate sons. No alkali;
went watereo-witn an average rainrau or zs to so incnes annually
-This land is easily prepared for the, plow, being covered with
The raiTroaon,eacnerFOTtrGenrgrtW-tatt f?aff and
terinr crowth of spruce, poplar and willow.
.j).B8,en.dbean vine grow in profusion, with wild hay in. the meadows.
' Park-like land.
a scat- -
wild vetch,
ohotouraDhs of the country and samDles of rraln crown there.
This Is not a speculation, but an opportunity for tbe man who desires a
home In a coming country that -will grow beyond all expectations.
NORTH qo AST LAND CO., L.td.,
Qenersl Offices, Vancouver, B. 0 Koadea Offloe, 0 Old Jewry -
RUTAN&ADAMS, Selling: Agents
800 CBAStBSS 0? COMMESCB.- JPHOSTCS MA1W 3143. A-1312
, Action to have county precinct 109
taken Into the city has been started
by the filing of a petition of property
owners In that section. The precinct 1s
on the west side, and is bounded on the
east-by-the-wett city-limit line, on lhaJ WaahlngtfiiLltreetg.
Can You -Ask - y
XTiurcr
We are So confident that we can furnish-
relief for lndlgestlP and dyspep
sia that we promise to supply the med
icine free of all cost to every one who
uses it according to directions who is
not perfectly satisfied with the results.
We exact no promises and put no one.
under any obligation whatever. Surely
nothing could be : fairer; We are lo-
cyd right here where you live, and our
reputation should be sufficient assure
anoe Of the genuineness of our offer.
We want every one who is troubled
with indigestion or dyspepsia In any
form- to come to our store -and get a
box of Rexall Dvspepsla Tablets. Take
them home and give them a reasonable
trial, according to directions. They are
very pleasant to take;- they -soothe-the
irritable stomach, strengthen and Invig
orate the digestive organs, promote a
healthy and natural bowel action, al
most immediately relieve" nausea 'and
stomach Irritation, -produce healthy di
gestion and assimilation, and promote
nutrition. Three slses, 25cf, S0o and $1.
Remember you can obtain Bexall Rem
edies' only at The Rexall Store. The
Owl Drug Co., Inc., corner ?tlr and
229 MORRISON, ST., BET. frlRST AND SECOND
OPPOSITE WONDER MILLINERY STORE
ajrday for Fourth of
July Specials
3CG -Pairs
of ladies' ankle
strap
Pumps'
in gun fnetal, pat
ent leather, tan of
black?; the ,,$J.0Q'
kind,
n .ss -
ii-PAIR .
7Exlra Specials
Child!sblack or tan lace v
shoes, hand - turn, fine ,
kid sTockV the. $1.50
,kind sizes' 5, to 8. v : 'J :
' visl'"4"
PAIR
50 Pairs ;
of child's -and
misses' an ankle ,
strap , , ,
Piimps
worth,$2.50. A
nice, fancy 'hand-'
turnu-sliQ4 sizes.
" up to 2. -
XT: i ':V TSX'X'X:':
JUL PAIR .
-Another Chance - In
Boys1 Shoes
-All sizes boys satin calf
shoes to fit any boy; the
5( and :$2.00 .kind; all
"go at- . "
1
Glor Ious: FolirM
AT
: Mortli
BeacSi
-In Drdto accommodate all those wishing to spend the 4th
at North Beach, Wash-, the -;:-:v - t
STEAMER T.J. POTTER
" . " I 1 will onjier return trip on that date
Leave Megler at 9 P. M;
instead of 3:00 P. M. her regular schedule, and wilt arrive in
: : ' Portland early next morning, thus giving ..
TWO FULL DAYS AT THE BEACH
r-.i .,--, , ; xxxXtM :- -.
"Business men can spend Sunday and Monday 'at the, Coast
without loss of time 4 ' :f - - 1
-Ticket-good going Saturday.July 2.d, on the -Potter, or at'
, , 10 P. M. on the Hassalo and for return Monday
A Daylight Ride on the
" ; V , Scenic Columbia
PAIR
The Bteamer:Potter will leave Portland, July 4th, at 8 :S0 A. M.
amji icaci vatiuna, in-ccia, civ.., vciu m uur ui mgi wane,
?q ana wasningcon airects
, 1 . . WM. McMURRAY,
j' r , .General, Passenger Agent
"10 Pianos and Other Prizes'
U Valued at $1 6,480
Great Musical - -- w
Educational Advertising Contest
Ends July 2
osjjtd rxssT r&iza
Choice of one of the following tn
ternationpily renowned lanoaf--.'.'
OHICKEBINQ ' , XkECXZR -1
STEIKWAI f . KWABB
.. .. XIMBAI.Ii :-'- ' .
4 BOKM33B - V '
SAirLTOW -:
KAXZJCT k DAVIS ' . . .
g&asto roiraTH psub
Choice of one of tha following $250
Piano Flayers: - ..... " -v-
AHQELUS
PIAKOtA - . -,r
atiis CXOOVB PBJIE
Choice of one of th four world'
famous Player Pianos; , t. :
ATTTOFtAjrO -' - ' "
riAHOiA riAvo i
AUTO GXAXD - " : i
CIOILIAJT ;
obaitd vmxo nuxs ,
v ChOlos of ona of tho f ollowUlg bow
famous American pianos:
X.E8TEB MASOIV KAHXCT
HOB ART Iti OABt.1l
riSOHEB ' EMEB.90JT -
7 BCHUMAmf IiAWBOIf '
A. B.-CHABB EVERETT
KADDOBEP -. 8T0ST ft CXJLHK
GRAND FIFTH, SIXTH and SEVENTH
PRIZES CHESTS OF SILVER
FREE
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As has been ' previously v announced, this contest is
Demg conducted : oy a . group or tne largest liastern
Piano-makers. - Send t in your- answer at - once. You
stand just as good an opportunity to win as 1 anyone..
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Very' few people are at all familiar with the
great names .In Music Fewer stlii know how to
spell them.. Further, how many know the Old
alphabet numerically? As arr-example, the let
ter "N" Is the 14th-letter, letter "G" Is the 7th,
"W the t3d, etc Youngsters know the alpha
bet numerically- better than - the "old folks."
This contest - enables everybody to become fa
miliar with the relative numerical- position of
me ainereni jotters or tne aipnaoet, and also
to become familiar with the names and spell
ing of the great composers, ..(
Every figure tn the squares on tha left rep
resents a relative numerical letter, and every
Una spells the name of a famous composer.
We have omitted the numbers In
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lo t,ij - must supply. - - - - ' .
Rules and '
Conditions
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' Tb person : sending Jn
tha neatest . correct ? and
most artistic-answer with
the desired Information will
reeelvff the fn-st prlae, ab
solutely free, cholca of
.1m m1.; . -one of the above Interna,
tlonally Renowned Pianos. Tha other prizes will be awarded in order of
"'fiu tuu mo ciiiiio Binuuui 01 prizes, . nameiy, ji,4Sl;, win- flistrio
oted In cash value drafts ranging In amounts from 1125 down ' to t'aO
among; tha successful contestants. Remember merit alone counts. This
contest la open to everyone excentlnar thou unvsa-oii 1
ness, or members of their families.- , . .
trofesBlonai artists also are barrred. Only one answer from a famtly
will oe considered.- In ens of (It hutvun ian.ni.nt. .iit.ntii,.!
will be awarded to each. The decision of Judges will be final. -
- pe:ii rannuiaciuror- auvertising appropriation Is to tised for
the direct benefit of ,th actual purchasers, and numerous successful con
testants will be able to ewn a fine piano with very little effort , Kvery
body Is Invited to enter this rrrat contMfiihnniiit-i,r fru nn t,r f
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, Fill out this blank or use a similar formt ' Write plainly. N
answer will be considered unless full information is given. .
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friend ""and neighbors who have no piano or whom you
think would consider the purchase of a Piano or Illayer
Piano, stating which they'prefer. : " ' ;
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F. M. All answers must be in or bear postmark on or btfore that Uo,
; Send In your aitswer at onre Ad'lr- m rl.'ows: ' :
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