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THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL.. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, , 1912.
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IDE OPEN STATE
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Pastor Price Declares Port
landers Come to Dance and
. Remain for Drunken Or
. gies; Mass Meeting Called.
Wild Animals of Arctic Circle Shown
as in Real Life by Moving Pictures
(Special to Tb JunrniLI
- Beaver ton, .Or., Feb. 13. Beaverton
Is attired at present as It lias not been
for a number of years over the question
of , clvlo reform. A conRldorable ele
ment is fighting to rid the- city of sa
; loons and gambling.
- Xha focus of this movement until
now has Jeen the Congregational church.
Where the pastor, Bev. a. VV. Price, has
preached several times on civic rlght
ousness, which has resulted In a call for
' a. special meeting; on Wednesday even-
lng to discuss the situation and out
line a plan of campaign. Rev.' Mr. Price
deplored that he had to take Into the
pulpit the matters with which he was
to deal He said In part:
"We have here a trinity of evils that
are a disgrace to any well ordered com
munity saloons, gambling and a publio
dance hall, . .,
"In the saloons men hare been made
drunk and then relieved of their money,
one man telling of a loss In one even
ing of over $80. Others He out all
night, one man recently being found in
the mud under his horse's feet.' At least
one: saloon with property near by is
being used as a place of assignation.
Early Sunday morning on a number of
; occasions men and women In various
' stages of Intoxication have been seen
on the streets and other near by places
the left overs from the dance, waiting
for the early train to carry them back
to Portland. . Their obscene gestures,
attitudes and language were shocking,
i , "Sales of real estate that have been
almost accomplished, were turned down
because of local conditions, the would-be
purchasers declaring they would not
buy so long as Beaverton maintained
, her present civic conditions. Good peo
pie have moved out and others are only
awaiting the chance to sell In order to
move elsewhere.
. "Thess conditions exist because the
town was In the grip of political bosses
who did not hesitate to buy votes, cor
rupt officers In the discharge of their
duty and generally intimidate the town.
-"One of the difficult matters to be
encountered In any measures of reform
la the honest differences of opinion
among many who really desire the good
of the town.".
Mr,, Price advised the , gathering
together f ; the. temperance . forces
-and all others who really desire
to see a .' change and ' coming to
some common agreement. Rev. Mr.
Price pledging himself to stand by the
, will of the majority. , .
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MIL OUTLINES
"ABSOLUTE LIFE"
His Scheme Subservience of
Matter to41ind in Creation
of New Type of Men.
the product of the' silver mines of the
west, the Japanese liner Tamba Maru
sailed for the orient this morning., The
ship's stiver cargo weighs B54 pounds
and comes from mines in Utah, Nevada
and Colorado, It is consigned to Yoko
hama. ;, 'J' -i,'. .;' !- :',,',' "
Cowlitz Sunday School Meeting. t ,
(Rrwetsl to Tbt Joarnsl.t ,
Kelse; Wash., Feb. IS. The date of
the Cowllta County Sunday School con
vention is announced as February 28
and t7, the meeting to be held In Kelso.
Tb prinolpal speakers will , be ' Btate
Secretary O. T. Pratt of .Washington
and ' State Secretary C X. Phipps of
Oregon. ..' ).''.;':''.' .'-:!
American Born Britisher Die :
. (Caltvd Frew teased Vlre.1 '
IiOndon, Feb. 11. Captain Bayard
Couraud Of ' the Seventeenth Iancers,
well knQwn ' in California, is today re
ported to have died at Aden, while on
his way home from India. He was a
brother-lri-law of the former Miss Amy
Crocker of San Francisco, now Mrs. 1
H. M. rOlHlg. Captain Gotlraud was
born In the United States and was the '
son of Colonel George Edward Oouraud,
a cavalry offioer,; also of , American
birth. ,- '',.' s vv,.-'': K '. ;;. y'v. ..
Captain Klelnschmldt standing over polar bear which he had Just killed
in frozen north.
POPE OPENS WAR UPON
EXTREMES OF FASHION
1 Home, Feb. 13. For a long time It
has been known that Pope Plus was in
, tensely opposed to some of, the tenden
cies of current fashions his special
. aversion being the extromely decollete
outing" evening gowns, and from the be
ginning, or the present pontificate the
Vatican has ' urged Catholic ' clergy
throughout the world to discourage so
far as possible the wearing of them by
Catholics. , .',
There is therefore no surprise at the
edict Issued today, in which Pope Pius
forbids cardinals and all other church
dignitaries to accept Invitations to so
cial functions where women are per-
mitted to wear decollete gowns. The
pontiff believes his order will tend to
do away with a lot of low-cut gowns
in Catholic circles.
There is- a show on at the Baker the
atre this week In which the leading
characters are numbered by the- thou
sand-yet not a sound Is heard from any
of them. These nature Thespians care
little for the carping critlo and his
kind. They go about their business day
after day without ever varying the per
formance by so much as the flicker of
an eyelid. 8o perfect have they mas
tered their lines that each show is an
exact duplicate of every succeeding one,
There Is no plot and the play has not
the dignity of a title, though the lith
ogKaphs say that Captain Kleln-
schmtdt's motion pictures are billed to
appear at the Baker all week.
One of the most Interesting acts
shows a barren island in the center of
Behrlng sea. Precipitous walla of rock
BOO feet hlRh shut the granite waste off
from the sea. There are only two land
ing points on the entire space of shore-
OREGON SYST1
OBJECT OF INQUIRY
line. At one of these the hills rise at
somewhat easier angles and there on
the slopes are perched a score or more
of Esqulmeau houses, little round
cheese box affairs propped up on drift
wood stilts and enclosed with walrus
skins.
The camera shows this most daring
tribe of the Eskimeaux at work and
play. Harpooning walrus, stalking the
ponderous polar bear or pursuing the
dainty seal, this unique figure of the
north is always interesting. The cam
era shows the Esklmeau children and.
In fact the entire colony Indulging in
their rude games. The chief one of
these Is similar to the blanket tossing
of college days.
A moose hunt in Alaska is another
absorbing film subject shown. The
great monarch of the. twilight land's
jungles la seen almost within arms
reach of the. camera wounded and at bay
in a dense fastness.
Herds of mountain goat scurrying
across the bleak crags of an Alaskan
range are also shown.
Primitive railroading In Alaska, to
tem poles of a- hundred and more weird
and fantastic designs, mamalukes har
nessed to a plough and other unusual
pictures are interspersed on the pro
gram. The pictures will hold the boards
all week. They are continuous, begin,
nlng at 1:30 o'clock every afternoon.
Eastern People Would Know
About Progressive Law
Making.
fT.'nlti! PreM Leaaed Wire.)
Denver, Feb. 13. The subservience
of matter to mind in the crdeatlon of
new and higher' type of Ufo is the ex
planation given by Charles WHlar
Caryll, head of the Caryll Cooperative
Industrial system In California, of hi
rela-tlons with Miss Harriett C. Rich
ardson, of Los Angeles.
Caryll arrived In Denver in custody
of a united States marshal. He was
arrested in San Francisco .on a charge
of sending obscene letters through the
malls to -Miss Richardson. The woman
Is in a California asylum as the result
of a mental breakdown which her
brothers declare resulted from Caryll'
letters. 1
Outlining his scheme of absolute life
to a group of newspaper men, Caryll
vigorously disclaimed any similarity to
the plan of Evelyn Arthur See of Chi
cago. He Insisted that his relations
with Miss Ricnardson were at all times
proper.
"I think far more of her than I could
of a wife, were I married. Our rela
tions were on a far higher pla'ne. We
hoped In time, by thought suggestion
alone, to create a new and perfect type
of life. My letters to her were sacred
and her breakdown was the result of
other troubles.
"This charge against me Is only part
of the persecution which I have been
forced to endure for 10 years since I was
driven out of Denver by the Colorado
Bureau of Child and Animal PnMeotlon,
it is pure spiteworK on the pai r rela
tives of Miss Richardson."
Regarding his Industrial eolonv In
California, Caryll said it numbered mem
bers ol ootn sexes and was made up
of many members of a "baby farm1
colony who were with him in Denver in
1901. Industrial cooperation Is the plan
on which it Is- conducted, he said. All
of its members are strict vegetarians
and are disciples of his ideas on higher
life.
PITTED SPUDS DUG OUT
BY CARLOADS FOR SOUTH
, ! (Special to Th Journal.)
: Blngen, Wash., Feb. 13. Eight or
nine carloads of potatoes are being dug
out of the pit here and sacked for
shipment Thoy found a market In
Arizona and Texas. The potatoes were
the property of the White Salmon Fruit
company and were dug on their ranch
in the early fall and hauled here to be
pitted and to bo near the shipping
point There were none frozen and very
. lew rotten.
SUBLIMITY FORMS CLUB
, TO LURE A RAILWAY
" ;,; (Bpeelal to The Jonrnnt.)
! Ptayton, Or., Feb. 13. To induce a
-.railroad to tap this section of the San
tlara ' valley and incidentally to phkh
through Sublimity is the object of tho
Sublimity Commercial club, which him
just been organized with 75 charter
memberip. The clog will also endeavor
to secure statewide publicity for Suh
llmlty and neighborhood.
(Salem Bureau of Tb Journal. t
Salem, Or., Feb. ' 13. The extent to
which the Oregon system of government
is attracting attention in all parts of
the United States Is indicated by the
grist of Inquiries received every day by
the secretary oJ state. In today's mall
an even dozen Xtters were received from
persons wantfng Information in regard
to the Initiative and referendum or the
recall. Besides these there were half
dozen inquiries concerning other Oregon
laws.
Such Inquiries are continually pouring
Into the secretary of state's office. Let
ters come from every state In the un
ion. The inquiries received this morn
ing came from Illinois, the state library
of MassarhusBPtta at Boston, Boonvllle,
Mo.; Valley City. N. P.; Missouri state
normal; San Mareas, Texas; Princeton,
Ind.; Meadvllle, Pa.; New York city, and
Keene, N. H.
German Ships to Visit United States.
Berlin, Feb. 13. With Prince Adel-
bert, third son of the kaiser, aboard.
German battleship squadron will vis-
It the United Btates In June. The vis
it Is to return the visit of the Ameri
can warships to Kiel.
BOND ISSUE AUTHORIZED
FOR TILLAMOOK SCHOOL
Tillamook, Or., Feb. 13. At a school
meeting Saturday, the local school
board was authorized to erect a fire
proof high school building, to cost 326,
000. The building Is to be located on
ground adjacent to the present school
site, which the board was also author
ized to purchase. It Is to be designed
with a capacity of 250 pupils but so ar
ranged that addlttonsmay be built. An
issue of 335,000 in bonds was also au
thorized to cover the cost of the build
ing and site. An effort will be made
to enlarge the school district
School attendance has Increased rap
idly In the past few years. Since last
September the board has been using
the local opera house for the fifth,
sixth and seventh grades.
YOKOHAMA PURCHASES
5549 LBS. U. S. SILVER
(United Preaa Leased Wire. J
Seattle, Wash., Feb, 13. With more
than two tons and a half of silver bars,
Mill
Give Ear
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The Tread
Unto
There may be a way to make your daily life more comfortable.
You must keep on "sawing wood" for the family, you know, but when
the vital forces recede a bit and you join the "cadaverous" army, look sharp to
your food .and drink. Remember this fact that one wide-spread cause of a brain
worker's downfall into nervous prostration and a variety of disorders is
Coffee and Tea
The
Word
Don't believe it! You say.
Make test and convince yourself, for therein lies a chance for relief, Try
leaving off the coffee and tea ten days. Use in f heir place good, well-made
TUM
In a few days many feel the old-time' spring of health, and the daily toil
becomes pleasure once more. The evening pastime brings happiness, and the
sound sleep of boyhood comes once again to cheer and refresh.
'
There is no joy on earth quite so satisfying as the PERFECT POISE OF
HEALTH. Generally it's yours for the taking.
Hear Ye!
Hear Ye!
"There's
a Reason"
Postum Cereal Company., LimiteiJ, Battle Creek, Michigan.
SILENCE GRIP'S BARK
And You Go Far Toward Pre-
venting Another Attack
; " f Rheumatism.
CONFIDENTIAL NOTE
FROM TAFT IS READ
(United rri I.Mlfd Wlre.l
Washington, Feb. 13. A personal and
confiUentiul lottcr purporting to have
been written by Tresltient Taft regard
inir Major Bcocher Kay or the army
paymasters' corps, In connection with
charges by retiring; Paymaster General
Whipple that political pull kept Ray In
tho corrs, was read yesterday to the
hou. e commit tie on war department ex
pendltures. The letter bore a lloverly
date and dlsctiRses charges against Ray
by un individual whose name Is sup
pressed. The letter seys. In part:
"'I liavo no relation- with Major Ray
preventing me from directing you tak
ins the same disciplinary action re
epoetins; him as In the case of any other
of your subordinates.
After admitting that Major Ray did
the president a political service years
hro at the instance of his (Taft's)
brother, the letter adds: '
"Me Is disposed to assume much on
that scoro. I wish him treated as any
other officer in tho service.""
a Doctors nay of Grip th.it Its hark is
worse than its bite, which of course Is
no excuse for neglect to silence the
bark promptly.
.- The worse effect of Grip comes after
the attack.
f, Thus, from forty t sixty per cent of
the cases of r.ieutnatlsra follow n Mxsle
wjth Grip or with some other form of
cold-
The strewrth-austftlnlng and 'preven
tive effect of OEumulslon at the outlet
of cold,, sore throat, catarrh, bron
chitis end all kindred dlsca-Kea 1h ac
knowledged by physicians. "
'. AS Oxoraulslon nips these evils In the
bud. Jts value in staving off rheuma
tism la plain to be seen.
Will all whose spring colds are liable
to "settle in the Joints" pleane take
notice? i,
Sample Bottle' Free ' by Mail
That those who ere seeking health and
strength for themselves, ohydren, rela
tives or friends may experience the llfe
rlvlng properties of this exclusive Nor
way gold medal osonlsod cod liver oil
tnedlcluar food emulsion s well as to
know Osomulslon superiorityin being
more palatable and easy to take a gen
erotts - s-oz. ' bottle will be sent by
mall to those who send sddresses by
postcard or letter- to Uvoiuulslon. 64
AMERICAN FLAG FIRED
UPON, SAYS MISSIONARY
(Fritted I'rraa Lcued Wlre.t
San Bernardino, Cal., Feb. 11. Mrs.
Roy R. Service, who is in San Bernar
dino today after two years as a mission
ary In China, with her husband, who
was famous n a California university
athlete, declares that the Chinese
brigands In the Interior, on several oo
caHlons, fired oai the American flag
wlu-n her party was fleeing- to the
const.
"We were at Chinfoo, far In the In
terior," eaid Mrs. Service, "when the
trouble broke out. We escaped down
the river In houseboats. On dozens of
occaHtons L, hoard bullets sing past my
head. Matty of them struck the house.
An American on the boat that followed
ours was shot in the Jaw." -
Mrs. Service said the stories Ot tke
atrocities of the Chinese printed In this
country are tame compared to their
actual deeds.
Mourn Loss of naby.
San Frandsoo, Keb, 13. Major and
Mrs. Albert B. Truby of the army medi
cal corps era In Han Frandsoo today
mrfurnlng the tragic loss of their year
old baby. A Japanese nurse girl Jumped
off the transport Wofrren, carrying tho
Child With her. Whlla h vatul woa in
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Safety Razor 35c
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Your doctor recommends pure
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WHY?
Because it is bottled in bond under the
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Automobile Show All .This Week, : 61&-617 Wash-,
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Demonstrating
Durham Duplex Razor
Shaves unlike any other Safety Razor. The
feature, of it is you get the gliding effect of
the old-style razor. The manufacturers of the
Durham Duplex think so well of it, they offer
you a demonstrating outfit, which includes a
double-edged blade, ready for shaving, at the
nominal price of, while they last 35J
Removal Sale of Brass
for Piercing
Entire stock must be removed at once. Values
up to $2.50. , Removal price 39tf
Includes outfits for piercing and hammering,
also Glove, Necktie; Handkerchief, Jewel and
Cuff and Collar, Boxes ; Picture Frames, Can
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tie Racks, Plaques and Book Racks. All ex
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Laird & Lee's Pocket Diary
and time-saver? gilt edges, leather covers. Reg.
25c. Removal price 10
Removal Sale of Leather
Goods
An offering of excellent values for men In Wal
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All latest and best styles and leathers.
PRICES REDUCED A AND MORE
Special Men's Fine Coin Purses in pig, seal
and calfskin. Purses you have never pur
chased less than $1.00. Removal price . . , 39
Ladies' Handbags
You must see these to ap
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In shades of black, brown,
tan; genuine seal leather,
'metal and leather-covered
frames, inside coin purse.
Regular $8.00. Removal
price . . ...$3.19
Sweet Pea Plantidg Time
Of course, you want the best that means
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A complete assortment of other Flower Seeds.
Package 5S or 6 packages for ,'. . ... . . . ,25
Lawn Grass Seed, best grade, pound i . . .40
White Clover Seed, best grade, pound . . .45
All our Seeds are fresh and this year's stock.
... They will grow. '
Paper Napkins
Specially made to : put up
lunches. Colors do not rub
off. Regular 35c Removal
price,. per 100 . . . .91
Valentines
At reduced prices hand
some subjects. :
Spring' days are near. Let us
supply you with our
Tarine Bags
to pack' away your Winter furs
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65c Bags, 30x50 inches. .48
40c Muff Bags, 25x30 ...32
Tarine Sheets, 40x48 inches, 12
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Shipment of the celebrated Wa
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