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u i . - C: ; i He ! n so . Hi a t.u tit Is ttu nil lie tw . bill Is (3e PU f-81 se 1m hit " lie m 1-e 7i ir n BO- " M da ar- hi tn I t la- t 1,0 84 1.0 111 tin a Hit T 1! in f tb rt il i if hi " tt: m fit o fr a: isC " w 01 1? J' F tl tt P . iv ir - It il It u 1. tl p lu a: , ' si if l c n at sj re Si' El n ci of m tt m b it i ' t t I'iiIT:.!" at L.ili.h IU IMLIWll -i;iE0,l,FEB.23 Commoner Will Also Be "At Home" foi-Two" Hours in Afternoon at Perkins. Rose Planting Fittingly Observed Washington's Biriaday n ? ... i ? R P. n t Scores irtfne&s Services Jn Peninsula Park Despite Rain Large crowd sees human buds plant rosea Smiling children aid In annual ceremony-at Sunken gardens. At bottom Youthful rosarlans, caught In act; Joseph Blethen, the principal speaker. In addition to addressing a mass meeting of rltlsefts on the political la cues of the day at the Gipsy -Smith tabernacle on the evening of February :j, William J. Bryan will make a talk at a luncheon at tha Multnomah hotel and will be "at home" to his friends from 1 to 8 o'clock In the afternoon at the Perkins hotel -Arrangement for the reception of the eminent Kebraskan have been com pleted by the committee In charge. Democratic National. Committeeman M. A. Miller, State Chairman Bert E. Haney, County Chairman H. B. Van Puzer. and George L. Smith, president ef the Jackson club. Mr. Bryan will arrive from Idaho at 12:48 o'clock and will be driven directly from the depot to the Multnomah hotel to the luncheon Of the Progressive Business Men's club. To this luncheon members of the Rotary and Ad clubs nave also been Invited, as well as the general and' finance . committees for -Brxanday. State Senator M. A. Miller wilt Introduce M. Bryan. At the night meeting Mr. Bryan Is expected to discuss political Issues from the Democratic viewpoint. H. B. Van Duser. chairman of the county commit tee, will preside. In the afternoon, from 3 to S p. m., Mr. Bryan will hold an Informal reception at the Perkins hotel. t He will leave the, nest morning for Tacoma.-'Wash," Mr. Miller says the appearance of Bryan In Portland Is nqt under Jtne aus pices of the Democratic national com mittee and Is not In the Interest of any candidate. ' It comes from an offer on Bryan's, part - to address the Oregon - Democracy- and-the rltlsena generally, he having found It possible to visit ' Portland between his lecture dates In other states. The reception committee Is made up of representative Democrats from all parts of the state and Is ss follows: Governor West, chairman; Thomas O'Day, John M. Gearln, Dr. Harry Lane, a E. S. Wood, H. W. Stone, C, S. Jack eon, Robert A. Miller, H. D. Wagnon and J. C. Welch of Portland; 8. M. Oar land of Lebanon; W. A. Booth of Prlne Tllle; ,1 Tf Pfilry of Pendleton; Robert Johnson of Corvallis; C. C, of Baker; Turner Oliver of La, Grande; W. F. Matlock of Pendleton; Walter M. Pierce of Hot Lake; R. M. Veatch of Cottage Grove; A, 8. Bennett of The Dallas; Oscar Hayter of Dallas; O. P. Coshow of Roseburg; W. H. Can non of Medford; W. M. Peterson of Pendleton; D. J. Fry of Salem; W. R. Btlyeu of Albany; John H. Smith of Astoria; L. M. Travels of Eugene, and .August Huckensteln of Salem. . The finance committee, composed of local Democrats, comprises F. 8. Myers, chairman; Offlesoy Young, Alex Sweek, George H. Thomas. SanHtef White, D. M. Watson, E. S. J. McAllister. F. T. Berry, M. G. Munly and Floyd Bllyeu. SEATTLE PHONE UN SUSPECTED OF MERGER u l.-.yo.-x-v-tlsv.sjv- ill -TV jnMH- i ii ii f v wA 1 ' ttmt ilt i urn ' ' '' mMliCTirmm AsHaHMaMMnnr; w "K. WashougaL Wash., Feb. tl jTwo In teresting basketball games will be played here tomorrow night The first game will . be between the first teams of the Vancouver Athletic club and the local club. The Vancouver High school team and the -Washougal Cubs will play the second game. The Washougal club defeated the Columbia university team of Portland last Saturday by the -Mo-of 18 to IK " -. . The sun that refused to shine on the Washington's birthday rose planting exercises' In Peninsula park, came out bright and clear this morning as though in apology for his non-appearance yes terday. . - . But the speakers who stood in the pattering- rain and made addresses com memorative of the birth of the father of his country and eulogistic of the rqse as symbol of Portland's beauty, pro gressiveness and prosperity, accepted the situation philosophically, saying that the day was not the less distinc tively Oregon because of the warm rain. Auditors were asked to remember that In the east snow and Ice and continued cold make rose planting on February 21 a physical Impossibility. Tom Richardson, who represented McCoIloc1rftf5venior West.' said:' "Portland can plant roses for the world the best and most beautiful." Joseph Blethen of the Seattle Times, also president of the Seattle Golden Potlatch and the Seattle Ad club, planted a rose bush In the name of Seattle, saying as he did so that Port land can excel Seattle In the production of roses and this Is but a, reason for greater friendliness between the two cities. Dr. Emmett Drake presided over the program yesterday afternoon. A di vine blessing upon the occasion was In voked by Rev. George C. Carl and the roses were blessed by Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. -, . . . i . (Special to Thi Joornttl Seattle, Wash.,. Feb. 28. Certain con struction work under way by the Sun set and Independent Telephone -companies convinced Mayor George W. Dill lng that the companies are making con nections with view of merging the physi cal systems.- The mayor announces that he will insist ona full lnveatis-ation. Recent application by the Sunset for a permit to build a pipe conduit from Its building to the plant of the Independent . Ipo to suspicion that both companies are under the same ownership. : Manager DANNY O'BRIEN MAY.' MEET EARL HENDERSON Danny O'Brien, the local lightwenght. and Earl Henderson, the Muscatine, Iowa, lightweight, will probabl meet ill a 10 round bout in the vicinity of Portland the latter part of March. - Loufs Pressler, manager of Hender son, and O'Ejien have been exchanging telegrams and it seems assured that the bout will be held. The lightweights will meet at catch weights. 'Henderson will , start for Portland, March 20. Webster of the Independent says the rival company had merely connected With certain unused leads In .the Inde pendent cables rented by the latter. Webster says the mayor doesn't know what he's talking about, and denies that the rivals have merged.. L DNS CONFESSION E F m 8fHl to-Tbv-Iooniit.) 7 Seattle, Wash.. Feb. 23. After spend ing part of yesterday in Jail, Herbert L. Hanlon was released upon order of Prosecuting Attorney John F. Murphy when Hanlon's younger brother volun tarily confessed that It was he who took the evening clothes belonging to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Douglas. "The younger Hanlon," stated Murphy, "informed me ha had found the door to Mr. Douglas' room unlocked, and had taken the clothing home and secreted It where It was found by officers armed With a search warrant." . Both brothers are' at liberty on their personal recognisance. H. L. Hanlon was in conference with Prosecutor Mur phy this morning and Ir to return this afternoon after the prosecutor has a talk with the owner of the goods alleged to have fceen stolen. Journal Want Ads bring results. V'4 ' - ' ' BILLY PAPKE I AMONG iiniur COME BACKS "SacramentoTCaL, Fen. 23. Billy Pap re, yesterday a claimant for the world's championship In the middleweight class, Is today an added recruit to yie ever growing ,anny of "can't come back" fighters, as the result of his decisive defeat at the hands of Frank Man tell. The Pawtucket fighter throughout the entire 20 rounds kept the erstwhile "Thunderbolt"- backing up. The twer tieth round ended with Mantell raining blow after blow on Papke's face as the latter hung over the ropes trying to dodge the fusillade of punches. Sol Levlnson of San Francisco ref ereed the bout ANDERSON AND BURNS MAY BE MATCHED SOON Bud Anderson and "Rough House" Charley Burns will likely be matched tn a 10 round bout In Marshfleld In the near future. Promoter Herron has written to Anderson about a match with Burns, and Anderson will doubt less take the offer. ' If satisfactory arrangements are made the bout will probably be held- the nrsi pan or April. Anderson is a great drawing card in Marshfleld. MIKE GIBBONS, WILL - - MEET LEWIS TONIGHT . ' . i (United Ffwe fount Wire.) ' New York. Feb. 28. Mike Glhhnnn the clever St.Paul boxer, will fight wiiue Lewis ten rounds here tonight. Gibbons and Lewis are considered about the best men in their division and a fsst and furious battle is expected. Lewis will sail shortly for France, where he has several matches scheduled. ' TLo Dscr of Quality Jrk N order for Pabst "Blue Ribbon" Beer carries with it the distinction of quality and good taste. Served with your lunch or dinner, Blue- Ribbon lends zest and refreshment -most. . satisfying. Every bottle is pure and whole someworthy of your table the best beer brewed Battled only at the brewery in crystal clear bottles, showing at a glance that it is clean and pure. A trial order wlVnn-ir.'ns-. r tv,- -. i ' AD ATI nrkNmt tnnn n" ' K9-71 Sixth Sfr : Ph,. ri jn . Mome 1481 BROWN AND BALDWIN FIGHT. 10 ROUND DRAW New" York, Feb. 23.Flght fans to day are figuring on another go between Matty Baldwin of Boston, Slid Knockout wrown or New York, who fought a 10 round draw here last nlcht The Boston man landed at least ten hooks on Brown's chin, but they lacked steam to put the local boy out and at me nnisn .Brown was the stronger. riajr for Football Title. The championship of the Archer-Wig. gins Football league will be settled to- morrow afternoon on the Columbus field when the Mohawks eleven, winners of section One, play the Sunnyslde team. winners or section two. The punnyslde team has been prac ticing hard for the game, and expects to become the owners of the cup. The Mo bawk team will be minus several of Its players, but expects to give tha Sunny side ttam a hard game. isiiiisiifii ' 1 ' ' - J "PortlaridrOre Kaccs at Juarez. : Juarez, Feb. 28 -Resuits yesterday; First race-tyelte-. Forty, 8 to 5, if to 10. 1 to S. Woni TildV nifnWK K 9 ,i to 6, second; Josle Lee, 8 toY third! Aiuie ocraicn, ituoer. Second race ParrTell Girl, fi to 1, 6 to 2. 6 to 5, wpn; Ionls, S to.l, 8 to 6, second; Swede Sam, 8 to St third.- Time 1:18 1-5. Third race Bstwa, 3 to 1, 1 to 2, oui, won; Manasseh, 1 to 4, out, second; Nannie McDce, out, third. Time 1:12 4-5. Scratch, Great Friar. : Fourth race Nila. 10 to 1. 4 to 1 J to 1, won; Bill Eaton, 3 to 5, 1 to 4 second;, Velnlnl, even, third. ' Time 1:18 1-6. Scratch, Jim Mc. Fifth race Wings of the Morning, 10 to 1, 4 to 1, J to 1, won! Myanza, 2 to 1, even, second; Zahrs, 8 to 5, third. Time ,1:18 2-6. l Slxth raca.'..'MtsaefrM'ty 6TT W-'-i" uui, wvh; i mir, i 10 8, out, second Outchrock.1 out, third. Time 1:88 8-8. scratch Mamac and Judge Walton 1 2 . minutel . from First st. to Oaks rink. e BASKETBALL RESULTS )' s ----- The Lincoln High - school basketball quintet will play the McMinnvllle team tonight In McMinnvllle. The McMinn vllle High school team has been playing some fine games this 'season and a close contest Is expected between the two fives. The T. M. C. A. Spartans and tha Multnomah first team will play for the championship of the City league tonight at 8:15 o'clock on the Y. M. C A. floor. The Spartans have won nearly all their games of this season and are confident of winning the city title again. The Boys' Brigade basketball team wants games. It wishes to play any 185 pound team, either in or out of the city. The manager, J. D. Olson, can be reached by either telephoning Wood lawn 1214 after 8 v- m., or writing 1064 East Twenty-ninth street north. Cottage Grove, Or., Feb. 83.--The last gsme of the 1912 basketball season will be played here tomorrow night, when the local high school five meets the fast Dallas,, Or., , team. Wllnnnvlll. Or VYl 5J The Trn. wood basketball earn met defeat here last night by a score of ,18 to Is. ' It was a rather rough game, but a very Interesting one. The first half ended with the score of 10 to 9 in the home team's favor, and'ia tie at. the end of the game.'; In the'jplayoffrWllsonville made two points. Ashland, Or.r Feb-S3. The locel lgh school team defeated the fast ' Dalles basketball five here last night in ' the first game for the state championship by the score of 33 to 18. The game was the rastest played in this city this season andiwasf ulii thrills. The first half ended with the score of 13 to in favor of the Ash land five. . The second gsme will be played to night and the Dallas boys are confi dent of reversing the score. The Dal las team Is the champion quintet of the northern part of the state and If the local team defeats it sgaln tonight it. will give it the undisputed claim to the state title. The First National Bank team of the Bankers' league defeated the Ladd it Tilton five last night by the score of 26 to 20. The game waa fast from the start to the finish. - Tuesday night the Hlbernla team de feat! the United States National team by the score of SO to 13. The Security Savings' & Trust and Lumbermen teams failed to apepar with a full line-up and the game was postponed till a later date. i s. : - - . Many leading Democrats express the hope that In the presidential conven tion in Baltimore a resolution will be adopted which will be the preliminary step to trie abrogation of the two-thirds rule in the national convention of ll; That Tightness of the Stomach Caused by Formation of Nauseous leases from Undigested Food, In- swnxiy a topped wiura aruarc s Dyspepsia Tablet. Trial yackage rree. ' . 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JMoney. back if not satisfied when you use HTOMEI for catarrh, catarrhal deafness, coughs, colds and croup, HY OMEI contains no opium, cocaine, mer cury or pther harmful drugs. ' COMMON GARDEN SAGE RESTORES GRAY HAIR TO NATURAL COLOR AJSimple Remedy for Dand r ruff, Falling Hair, Itching Scalp, Faded and Gray Hair Tha old idea of using Sage for dark ening the hair is again coming in vogue. Our grandmothers had dark, glossy, hair t seventy-five, while our motaers are gray before they are fifty. Our. grand mothers kept their hair soft and glossy with a "Sage Tea," which also restored the natural colon . ' One objection to using such a prepar ation waa the trouble of making It This objection has been overcome by the Wyeth Chemical company of New Tork, who has placed on the market a superior preparation of Sage, combined with Sulphur and other valuable reme dies., for ' dandruff, itching scalp, and thin, weak, falling hair. . , The beauty of the hair depends more on Its rich, even shading than anything else. Don't have dry, harsh faded hair, when a simple, harmless remedy will bring baok the color ia a few days; and don't be tormented with dandruff, itch ing scalp and ' loose, falling hairs. Wyeth' s Bags and Sulphur Hair Remedy will quickly correct these troubles, and give color, strength and beauty to your hair. r ..-,-..' . Oet a fifty cant bottle from your druggist, today, and prove this to your own satisfaction. AH druggists sell l under guarantee 4hatithe-moneywlir be refunded If the remedy la not exactly as represented. Special Agent, Owl Drug Co. 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' llse them freely they are as harm less as sugaj-, would be and are by no means to be classed as "medicine." They have no effect whatever on the system except ths benefits they bring you through the proper digestion of your food. . , All drutT stores. sell Stuart's dyspep sia Tablets. The price is 50 cents per box. If you wish to try them before purchasing, address F. A. Stuart Co.. 150 Stuart Bldg., -Marshall. Mich., and a trial package will be sent you free. pecial Sale Slightly Used Talking Machines We have a few slightly used Talking Machines, taken in as part payment toward , . . VICTOR VICTOOLAS ' . . . . EDISON AMBEROLAS Or COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS r thproughly; Overhauled by our "expert, that Ve wish to sell '.at once. Any reasonable terms accepted. Twelve latest records of any. make free with each outfit. ' $200 Machine . . . ; $145 $35 Outfit V . i . . $19.75 $150 Outfit . TF. . $100 $25 Outfit . . . . . $15.00 $75 Outfit. . ..... $52 $2(K)utfit $12.50 $50 Outfit ....... $32 $15 Outfit $8.00 If you are thinking of getting a Talking Machine Outfit do not delay any longer. The chance of a lifetime awaits you at Music Co.1 Ill Fourth Street Near Washington - k.': ., .... SBBBBSSMSSSBkHH SHH . The finest oranees in the world the nrize 'Al fa crop of 5,000 California eroves are These are the perfect oranges with tha valua ble wrappers. Your dealer will supply yptj with luscious treea. finer flavor than you have ever before NEW PIANOS RENTED $4 per month. Cartage charged one way. TRent applies : on purchase any tfme 'within one yean , , ; bzztx and siravnfcs. - j Sunkist'' oranges- that ripen cn the i$-lrii tasted at no higher prices than you have- wi'l. !J t it l r '..-iilJ paia ior inoao 01 mucn test quauiy. rywy, insist on eacn orange coming to ty.rtk$J you in a wrapper marked "Sun- kist' " For such are genuine. Most Healthful of All Fruit il Chndren!a "sweet tooth" Is satisfied by this wholesome fruit . Healthful and economical "Sunkist" oranges now take the place of sweets in many homes, nsnttfiil ffcrnnd Snnrm Vnnr 9 T T. P i n r ' , VmjXif- l Save 12 'Sunklst' orange or iemon wrappers, or iraaemarKs r cut from wraooers. and send them to 113, with 12c in stamps to help pay charges, packing, etc., and we will send you this genuine Rogers' silver orange spoon. For each ad ar.ional spoon seno i& wrappers or trademarkJ and 12c In stamps. ..Not responsible for cash sent through the mails. ; ! Fruit Knife f or 24Wrappera and 20c in stamps. - Excellent quality genuine Rogers' silver 14 "Sunkist" Premiums r i Economical "SunklsfLemons . Tbla skinned, extra Juicy, and each oomel la a valuable "SunkUt" . wrapper. Inilit on taem. as uiey go (artoer thaa Table Folfe T 'Oyster Ferfc Table Terk Child's fork ' Deaaart Spooa Orsnii Spooa ChUd's Knife , Trait Knife Bouillon Spooa Teaspoon Coffee Spooa . Tableapoea Salad Fork Butler SivuJm Send tor lull desorlDtioB. number other lemons. They cost of wrappers and amount of ch no fflon and the wrap aeceisary to secure each article, pert are valuable. California Fruit Growers' Ex chnno ' " 192 NorHr Clark Street. Chicago, EL ri1 -:.;f