The Oregon daily journal., May 13, 1912, Page 3, Image 3

DAILY JOUUUAI, I'ORTLAJJD. MONDAY UVltNlN'O. MAY IK UlX
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l I TFAPIIIMPQ (IF MoiL'1 Morning Mill at The Dalles
JByXir.L Rcadu for Operation in Scale.
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M W W S I W M
BASED UPON LOVE
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tovo Drives Out Hate, Malice,
Jealousy, Envy, Contention,
".Mad Ambition," Says Frank
H. Leonard,
t
Tha
(SsiS 1 to TW Jaeraal)
XUa, Or, stay II- Tka saw
rwa.tag tt eii ta tMctutc f
CfcrUUa (Ims iunn4 e we, a
nM tMMn tC t tU im4
. rrsk t uomOC a. a, ef
Chlcaje, epoke l eoyfWe labJa
Christian v(.e at "ike rim erk
af Chrtet. VieUl. yler6ay. Kacfc
lecture we ileae4ii a trs
lo Mr. fM4 wh U nmktr
r Ik board of UctereaJU f th nral
br a lie to. ! ' parti
"Wa really seas ep All-tb touUirt
r Ckrleiiaa wheat v brtag u
Ik Hsbt kaewledge of Vera. It U
lv that healed th ekk tkrwagn Jmui
f Kaaare. II I love IhM heJe4 le
' elek tfcrousb kta dUeiptaa, It U love I tar- lory reinforced aorU bvtldlag
t tati4 the at ok urtiit patnarcn r Ike Wsaee WinbtuH allMeg
r 7T rL iLT mZIZ V. t Ir kntr putting ta tb M m-cht&ary.
Mr. B44r. II la lv Ut la th r Thla la Ua only absolutely fireproof
JliMir f proseje. II I lava thai I mill building la tb northwest. II being
eotnaa into stir (bought, driving put I eoaetrvcUd throughout of concrete. Ner
hat, uelle jealousy. vy, etrlvtbe. wiu y,.,, MJr lm bulldles
MtaaUaa land aoa amblUou. V Wbn rm4 for aa ataapl auck aa ta
It U lora tk4t frapvau a, UWa (b0al.ir BVCMrr In tka mitrvx
fara a U tk prfo X our aamlaa. Um cf tha Bniaary. Tka flaora ara
teaakimc aa-nlaa r at Ika n1 eor.i. tv door vm k af
rwara. im wraav w-.oi j4 Ua Uaw oaaUfa a4 aaakaa
Mr alia U. ef Bta. thara witl ka area-
Va Uw ala BaytklatU tka aaUra alrwcUtr tkal
u avra isat Musiunn n mna eomkuatrbia;
kia tdtnt4om aa It la la karaa. It U Tha butldla auitda batwaM Ika
- la rlfkUr aa4rto4 that aatabUakaa trMha f tha C-Vr. R. A N. and Ika
tka anlr.raai krathartioed of ma. 0rMt Bootaarv railroad a. ao that Ita
wfcarala tkara la na wr. oa wUV o4 faouuira for raoarrtar Ttn and skip-
w a a. , . plor out IU product ara tha baaU IW
.Jl " ' thl .J0" btaa ar a loeal4 that whaal r.
titrate ChTlaU.n oa which Ma T4 ear will (a diractlr from
w. 0."J.ff" .tl tha clMDrra Into tha bin. wjtk tka laaat
Mm " from tha Mirth tat tha raaJrn lh . ...m.. i,. ri.i.hMi
-V m " .I' . " V J, - T7 proJUQt. Cr ara ia oa iom oiraeur
Y 25i 7!J2??- PP 'plr11 from tha aaeklBf room, aimoat without
... 1 . , , , . - 1 rzrvzH
.iaraa iiirr mlil'jMt aipUt4 at Tba Daiia. Or.
.rCMmUmm -alaaaa-fc "not ttaia4
Ita wiiaaaaliahla position In tha ratltloua
Tha mill propar ta I kr 1M foot la
f poraoaalitr. bat ku grown m ulfc" Btwaa tkaaa round blaa
ara Iwa hum Waa Ik ara ta aJao
aaa Urt kla tkalda Ika" aatti. aahla
Ua vkaal aiarlag vaaiir .
kaahola.
Tk aalD will b la aparatlaw ta flop
I an Mr. Tka pwwar va4 rr drlrUg tka
auckUary wUl ba U(rUanf t4
at Wiuu rlTr, II anlUa awatk af Tba
Dallta. Wkaa mnalaa; at Ma fall
paalir tka mUl will prvduoa ItM bar.
Mia af flour u It boar boatda ma
itauaJ aaaaunt af pfprodacU. as I will
raaauaia IUH ts Ii.t0 busila af
wkaat dsilr. tioaUaa aovarat tiAUdsrd
braada at floar tba ailU wUl aaJu aro
aia a4 packaga rood.
Tka coat af tk feftUdtatr aoaiplot la
II !.. a4 tba BMMhiay wiu .
III., atsstsg tka aulL wkoa rwsdf a
ran. raoroaaat aa tavoataaat r iiaa,,
arf aoarlf all f wktck 1 bol4 by Tk
IMllaa paapla.
Tha I4 aUU f tba Waaa Warakoita
kf lUUf ooosMsr. a woodW atroctara
rprlaT tha growad a which tka aw
aUU ta buUt. waa orrad by flra last
Aagitat. aad ooturt ruction worm on tba
aaw bwiMlaar wma cooieaac4 Ortabar 1
Tha bulldara, iohnaoa A kloUar. loo
alraetors. war dtelarod about mU
araaka oa aeoaaat tvTk kaavv avow ta
iaawsryi at- rwhroary; 'trhs rw Us tba
aalll wooU bar boaa roadr t b aUrta4
la Joly. Whaa la full pratloa II will
aaaptoy It aaaa.
BAKER AUDIENCE
baa through tha allmioatloa of porooo
altty through tha allmtnaUoa of tha ba-
Uaf that tha mortal mji wnJoh, Davidu
writior ar bia own nomaa oirui, taua
a la ha ta lniqulyy' aa4 ronoalrod
la at a ns tha Ood mad man, tha man
that ha m4a In hla lma and 11k
aoss; ajafl tha aatabllahraaat la thentrht
f tha tndfrlduallty af apintuai or rwal
roan who a, tha Imaga and llkanaba of
Ood.
"This propor aotnprabaaaton of man
ama thro ugh worshipping Ood In spirit
and la troth, rondariog ona Immuna
. from any attack of aril. M mattar what
It may aaaaa to b, givlas; on a maaauro
af that poaoa which couaa with aotlra.
eooBcIous rrowth la grrao nnto a rifht
knowlsdga of Ood.
Krs. ddy Iaraoy.
"Mr. Eddy, tha laadaf of tha Chrla-1 Tha dull ro aa of a riaing? sua dls-
tlan Sclsneo moramant,. wma ona of thalpctna; shadow faintly pvrpla oa lua
loraty nnduUUnf foothllla of tha 81
SHEOS REAL TEARS
IIIV Will VI MI9 UVIUbll im
Teuchlno : Drama Admir
ably, Presented.
humblsst aad maakaat fouowora our
mastar trar bad on this aarth. flh
thwarted arrry attsmpt to glr har adu.
latlon, for aha raajliad If tha tlma arar
cam a whan personal worship antarad
tha ranka of tha Scientists that would
ba. tha tlma when they had caaaed -t
wdrahlp th on Ood 'and batf deseandad
to tha plana of tba children of Israel,
whore aa Ood, through Mosea, led them
out of the land of sorrow and wo they
turned unto th worahlp of tha golden
calf. Christian Science teaches that
personal worship la abhorrent nnto Ood
and an Insurmountable barrier betweaa
God and himself to any one who In
dulges In It.
"The Christian Bclence text book,
Science and Health with Key -t-the
Scriptures,' Mrs. Eddy'a legacy tqsuf
faring; and aln "sick humanity, enables
one to find tha spirituals truths In the
Bible, simplifies and elucldataa their
teachings and makes practical the ex-
nmDle of our master wnue on eartn. it
doc not supersede nor does It take tha
place of tha Bible, but makes' It mora
desired and studied than aver oerora."
EVtLYN NESBIT SEEKS
FREEDOM AND $15,000
BrclK ta Th Innral.
Haw York, May 1 J. Efforts to ent
loose forever from Harry K. Thaw, slay
er of Stanford White, are being; mad
here today by Evelyn Neebit Thaw.
Content with the companionship of her
Il-months-old baby boy, who was born
In Europe. Mrs. Thaw announces her
willingness to abandon the I5goo yearly
VTW Income aha hae" been receiving1 from
f ' ' ha. provided he gives her a lump sum
Of IIS, 000 and allows her her freedom.
ksjpink, now skating; big crowds.
arras; a sentinel pin tre ta the fora
grounal and by it a prtmlUv camp,' a
girt astd har lorar la tow ton4 eonvarse
over tbw amber of a dying fir. , Such
Is tha Immortal picture that feat area
tha last act of "Th Olrl of tho Ooldea
Weat," being - played this week at the
Baker theatre. Tha Baker stock com
pany played tha same place Hat year
to orowdedj houses.. There Is no need,
therefore." fo elaborate on either tue
story told by the play r th manner
In which It lrEhacbed. Th story Is
only too weir known In Portland, as
is the. ability of tho competent stock
peopla -
Ther were Jrtst as many soaking
handkerchiefs after last night's per
formance as ther ware every night of
the three weeka tha "Olrl" appeared
before th footlights : at . th popular
playhons last year. Ida Adair plays
tba "Olrl" and, aa eh played - It last
year, no further comment Is necessary.
Thus we account (or toe taar-drenchad
handkerchiefs.
Harry Hllllard, s the outlaw " re
formed by. love of th maid of Cloudy
mountain, presented quit tha moat at
tractive bad man that tba Baker has
boasted up till now. His portrayal was
one trmt commanded silent attention
throughout. The rest of tha company,
Including, of course, Richard Vivian
and Marie Baker, gave their usual grati
fying characterisation of th' other
parts. Th "Olrl of th Oolden West"
will . be tha. attraction for th rest of
the week at the JBaker. ;
NAM CUTfF
MAY BE RUSHED
Reports at Klamath Falls In
dicate Early Resumption
of Construction.
General Wllle Jones of Columbia has
decided, to retire from the, chairmanship
of tha Democratic stat committee of
South Carolina, - av poat which he has
held for 20 years. , "
rapaHal The JaaraaL)
Klamath rails. Or.. May IS. Early
completion of the Klamath Falla cut
off between Natron aad Klamath rails,
which la to ba tha main Una af . th.
Southern Paclfle railroad, wa indicated I
today by a report that work la to be- i
glo on construction at thla end of the I
line. Tba report was unofficial. I
A work train carrying 40 men le to I
b put on May IB. completing the It
miles of track beyond this city which
wm hot 'thoroughly ballaated when It
was lld last year. Aa soon aa t hi
work la well under way, according to
tha report, a second work train will be
aent out and tba craw of workmen In
creaaed to 100 or-mora men. When tha
work begins, a-staw-ahovet.""Byw" at
th end or the track, will be transferred
to a new aand pit near Chlloquln. The
aand Is to ba used for ballast
The favorable Impression received by
E. (J: MoCormlck, vice president of the
Southern Pacific, railroad, on his recent
visit to Klamath Falls. Is believed to
have been partly responsible for the
railroad's move in ordering werk don.
from this and of tha line. He promised
to do . everything In hla power to aid
tha progress of the olty.
Steam shovels and a large crew of
man have been at work for some, time
on the, Natron end of the cut-off. With
crews working from both ends the com
pletion of tba new line la expected
within a year.
Alleged Bucket Shop Men on Trial.
' tSpelsl to Tba lenrast.t
Chicago, May It Sldmon McHle fcnd
his five colleagues who did a thriving
business under the name of the Capital
Investment company until the govern
ment officials closed down on., them
were placed on trial In the United States
court today on charges of having con
ducted a business to defraud Jn operat
ing a bucket shop.
Thr practteiog phjmicjaii who in
vented the wonaerftil process had
O censxtivo ' throat himself that
-process not only tstopped ;the sting
but gfea .Ttzxcdo Its famous, tea
grnnce-rlOo in the gtea tto, v;
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T
lie High Got ;of " Livsjiig
Hi
cro4M to tha othr iii tf ttSt Urtct Whsa h
toU a Uojtt $15 suit wtEdaj tvrm bs inn
with Hli4i Quilt-'m Uw Frlct U.
tihamtd to &bMt thavt bupartLIa trio
If yo JwtTi got m tmxc&for.jpur Clczrj
u yim tia wLta you buy May $15 taitt
tWt would Im bo mora cocrpUInt about tha
high coat of Drinp.
Mcryrr $15 aulti ftra noti an3 cannot ba,
qualcd at tba prtoa. ThtVr) tiilartxl tulti.
--tailored from food wocltni In tba itylea
that are now balng worn. If you with to
lower tha coat of your lirbff coma In and
be fitted In a Mayer $10 eult
When You Soe In in Our Ad, Itfo So
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