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Newspaper Page TextTin: oia;co;f daily jqukhal. ioktlakd. tulsday evening, hay tt. 1912. 'DAD' WILEY TELLS SHORT VEJGHI FRAUD JUST W HE WILL .MIS'lIY " v IN SEATTLE HARD HIT Mill. tVaab May UIM hua dred akart pimuur w!k buua hava Uaa. taafleala4. lis cl.a tAaU4. I IM SceUe M4mu4 a4 ! back fee Food Expert Ban Pins. Lono rri,:Lij;T.R5 Dresses, Artificial Mine and rUUI MU UJIU MHCaUY Ulaf Jim l af lest )Mr aad hkb bal us ciuaaa raid pddlae last Friday aaeralag. aha II arrested far failure U aealy atta lha Marie. Ion af atight aad Mmim oral. M fliiag from ApiU'l to May II Savings Account Is His. arUI ( Te Mmlt peddlere mux ba laeaeeied eed MUd A early lael June II as found IMI package butter belnf lolj gen gtea Dr. Ilarvay W. Wllr. formerly vhlef rhaatUi of the dapartmaat ef agrl euliura ji pear Hit. a t44y l eai4 $iri." U tay. atlll eraily that-tacked oae oim i a pound bubbling etr the ad4)Uua la the Wiley I package. Wereies giea tuat heat-Hold, -but aire. Wiley aaated aoeoae) off the pari of My deal. boy. and oore.a aiaaye hee I heir or I" outd saaea arret. lcl the mtr m teettlt today lliat leaportor Klnahart la . K .,. vn.w .in ataae Ma reputation thai Joha IUry will be raered trr, ,arkafe of butter eold eer I ha unoer ib oirariioo 01 ma greaieet uv eouatara la beerfle contains If ouaca. Uf authority oa fwu! bygtena The I Tha Ihtfl of eae tuaea In each package 411 upea hWh ha will aubalat aajlor buitar la lcauu oU maaa aa an ILa cara thai arUl a lab a of him a.a ! Waa U tha oonaunara of IIIS.M. II aarra lbrfor aa a todl for thai Mflr-twa drpuljr aihmaa(rra bata ael lurhr rhlljran la lha t'mt4 Mia(a.ba aptwiatad l aa waa cal rarda. 1. vuf laalata that tha Croat In-1 '' undar bond, aixl aach raqulrad la fanl mortal It y la dlractly dua la If . I rumiaa a eny Oopanmaat allp with aaob haranca aa la Ua car a that aliou!4 hal"". ahowiot ta roaa an4 aal lakaa af Ihrra. I Jf hla ar aarh load dallvarad. llh Vatanl T-4 al Tint. 'h, " ih?kMIl.om Th.wh " !' ..m i vh. M''' and lha poaitlon af Iba acala i'TVI ('l 1 w w ay W as hh apu av.K dhla . kak llla.llw A Ill laka nataral food from hla mothar OREGON! AN SENSATIONAL :zirrrjvr . witness in meat quiz -A child ahaqld Bat ba waanad until . la4i4 rma Li ha la li or It montha old aad navar Waahlngton. May II J. T. Ilarma, until ha haa paaaed hla aacoad aummar. of rramont. or, a formar maal Inapac Our baby will ba waanad a yaar from jraalarday bafora tha houaa tba flrat of nail Srptambar. commUtea which la lavcatliatlnff fed- "Of tauru ha will haa aema llahl Inapacllon. Ha dtacrlbad food bafora that lima, bat only a III- "uiapakably raoltln eoodlllona- In lla whlta af t$t and gruet Aftar ha hKt- L,u, f.6''!'; l,0u"?: "l baalna to aat ha will hava eareala. 1400 M,UB, hp aald. -apllla.1 fraah. food tnoata; aoft boiled tf.on ,fc Tf01" BO?'. " " oUr,n harbtv broih. .i.rrh fMwt In mod.ra. aawar. Aftafward It waa ramada aad iin .nt r.i ui,- JrMd ovar my prolaat. Thla la tha Ha -will not ba 1rai fruit until f" Jn h, M'l'ln. chlaf of tha aft.r h. la thraa vearn old and haa bur animal Indualry. and Sollc TWO POWERS SEEK PLAN TO 'MAKE UP' Conference to Promote Better , Understanding Between Germans and Britons. all hla taath. Opaa Air to Jchaay. "If wa ran obtain tubarculoila crm proof, parfectly cltan cow'a tnllk. ha III ba allowed to drink all ha can. 'Krom tha vary flrat our baby will altp In tha op.n air, aa God- Intandtd all mm to dx. Hla llttia lunira will ba flllad with Ufa Blrln oaona taken fraah from Ood a uraat oul-of -doore, without belnc bottled In clota room a and un healthy manalona. "Hla clotbea will ba very few an4 very almpla. I do not Intend that our baby ahall avrr wear tha trailing robea many nillaa Gx Ion, that tortura and retard tha growth of Infanta ''from thn flrat he will ba fraa to I . i till I. fr mwA nl 1 mrtA turn. HUB u 1 iiiiii ivrt aiivi vtt u ii- : V,l .11 ha mania in ' All Ihn rlnlhea I muat bang from tha ahouldera, of rourae, and that cro'na of chlhltiood,tlna to atlck him and lacerate hla tender fleah, will ba ron'plcuounly alment. Cold Water la Abnndanoa. "When ha geta a little older wa will put him In romper and aanditls ao hla growing fnet will have a chanca to retain their almpe. Ho will t taught the vlrtuea of cold water early In life. He la to'drfnk lota of It not Ire 'water, tut water of the temperature 'of tba blood. Atllk elai ahould b given Ito children at blood tempe"rM..rr.' ' ' "One of the earlleet leaaona a child . ahould be (aught la thrift, and Inatead of John Harvey being allowed to aciuanoVr hla pennies, he is to be taught to ave them. 1 n tar ted him right to day," fcfUd the doctor, aa lie diaplaycd , n savlngn uanic dook maue iim 10 jonn Jlarvey Wiley, with an iiiltlul depoalt of 1100. ' 'Un addition to tho savins account. he haa two shares In a building asso ciation. That Is to lend him to ac iulring a few acres of land and a home of 1:1s own In the future, for the hap piettt man Imaginable Is the man who knows that he own the land that shelt ers hla dear ones.' Itor McCaba. In their bullellna. am a liar. 1 aay they ar Kara." ay I lrW ta Tba twaal Laadaa, ala II. A aatwrat raafar we far laa purpaaa ar ara aallag a bailee laadaratajMllac batwaea IAglaaxI aad Oarmaay la la ba b14 bra early la July. II la being orgaal4 by a aprdal aammliiaa rapraaaanlay tba aa lloaal paaca rouacll, Iba Hrttlab-Oartaaa rtWadabla aoelety aat) I ha couacU af ftruieb rhurrhea. , 'A & unbar af laftutatlal Oertaaaa ara eoanieg or to laka pa't la tha aoafr ace." aald IV. W. Kraaa farby, a nambar af Ika coaiMlllaa. today, "and wa aopa, through tha praeaatatloa af heir vl.wa. malartally ta Influence pub Ita opinion. Our ana aim la lo do all wa can la remove the cloud of Riltnia deratandlng which lo tha paat admit- ladljr baa lad aa la tha votga af war." WORKMAN AT NEWPORT LOSES ARM IN BLOCK FROiCH REPUBLIC WILL FETE 1ST QP GUEST ' " , iraii4 rtwa tmmt ba. rarta. May II. -t r ta ftral liaua alaa (iuaaa VtolorU waa rla4 la late aadtr laa a-aapiie. a auaaaj la la ba affvtaily rwcla4 ta raaa. wbra Wuaa WMMIatiaa. lp!Uaav'a rwlar. ar iUa la rarta. Jua I. fr a Ihraa dayaT cay, aba la tha first auoaa ba ba I a elate gwel af Iba third rap. h tie tVUa Wllhalaat&a wlU aioai al Iba foraiga afflr iba aula apanaaaata aaw blag la pratraaa ut r4aoraiaa to rviolta bee, Her aaaaort Ul aroMaw pa ay bar. Iter large retlaua will b loda4 alea al iba foralga offtoa. Utaia diaaera. racepttoaa, milliary re view a. gala prfeeaar al ta opara, el, ara planftad far bar anlarlalnm.at. Timely HinU on Hair and Complexion! iaMtol Tba IWvl I Newport. Or. May It.- 4.'. M. Jamiaoa Of CorTallla. aged Si. mat wtth a aarloua aecld.nt etardar which will raaull la lha amputation of hla right arm bat wean tha wrlat and elbow. Hia hand caught In tha Una uaadl ta holat wheelbarrowa al a coaerela antaar and waa eruahed la a pulp la a block bafora tha angina could ba atopped. A special train earrlad lha Injured man to Corvellle. Tba mil r, tba flrat to ba operated bare, waa running for lha first time, being uead In tha construction of two concrete buildings. mil Llmlta Tcrtna of Jndg-ra, (rallM rma Imm Wtra Washington, Way II. Senator Craw ford, of North Iakota, Introducad In tha eenata a resolution for a conatltu- llonal amendment limiting lha terms of all United Statea Judge eacept thoaa of tha Juatcea of tha L'nlted Plates supreme court, to ten years. Tba trying anoeitha af aummar will toutn lightly lha hair that la aham- pooed with raathrog. a taaapoonful of I which dlaaolved la a eup af not water la ampla far a tbaraugb rleanalag. After b raathrog shampoo the hair lakaa an a allky aoftneea aad beautiful luatar aad lha roots ara so atrengthaaed that lha aun will not have the blighting effect I ao noticeable with hair Improperly cared for. Wind and aun will not freckle or tan lha ekinjrotriad with a almpla spur-1 mat lotion. Thla la prepared bf dla- solving 4 ounrao of apurmaa la H plat Itch haael lor hot water), than adding I teaspooafula glycerine. Tha apurmaa lotion la Invisible when en. la not af fected by wind or peraplratlon, and Its aaiiy uaa rapid ry iapeia tna aauow, oiiy coauition ana imparia io any com- pl.xlon nei a roae-tlnl and charming aoft- LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES na slsa smaller after ualng Allan'a Poet-Ease, the anllaeotla posyd.r for the reet. it maxre iif nt or new shoes reel rear: gives Inatant relief to corna and bunlona, Bllaters, Callous and Pure ripota. II s the greateat comfort die- covery of the age. Hold everywhere. Ic. for FTtEB trlsl parksaa. addreye. Alien n. iiimiira, ta Iior, r. I. FOREST GROVE PIONEER - WOMAN PASSES AWAY (SMeUI to The JunroaL) Forest Grove, Or., May 21. Mrs. Am brose Porter, aged 77 years, filed at her home In thin city Saturday evening' after two days' Illness with paralysis. Mrs. Porter, whose maiden name was Mary Jnna Coverdale, was born In Can ada, February 12, 1835. Stie was left an orphan at the age of six months, and tvas taken to Illinois by an aunt. She went to Wisconsin where, in 1853, aha was married to A. W. Perry. Four children were born to the couple, Frank I'errv. of Honulam. "Wash., belne the the Union army at the outbreak of the Civil war, and was killed In battle In 1863. In 1866 Mrs. Perry was united In marriage to Ambrose Porter, also a veteran of the Civil war. Three chil dren were born to them, Mrs. L. N. Wilcox, of Scoggin's Valley; Miss Myr wtle Porter, of Forest Grove, and Mrs.' A. V. Voss, of Seattle. The Porter family came to Oregon about 25 years ago, and for a time con ducted a sawmill In Scoggln'a Valley. They moved to Forest Grove in 1892. Funeral services were held at the Meth odist church yesterday, Rev. Hiram Could officiating, with - Interment in H Forest View cemetery. g - JltThe ;sa glove fif iW' "Ktyser" the' kind that Mon't W M tt uarante that Gaarantcca 1 jjn ffir f "Kayser" Gloves cost no more frf (3 TIUrfr jV than the "ordinary kind" and are H xsryy j . ir e B M X yArhM I i I There w i A: PL r a a way to tell the genuine look in the hem" for the name. it is tncre ror your protection. You take no risk. "Kajrser," the safest floye to boy. snort silk Glavaa 60o., 76o., S1.00, $1.26, $1,50 Long Silk Glovaa 76c.,$1.00,$1.25.$1.60, JoUom Ktysef & Co..Mjiktr BRYAN FAVORS PLAN OF OREGON CITIZENS (Dpeclal to The Jonrnal.) -, Pendleton. Or May 21. William Jen-' rings Bryan In a letter to E. B. Aldrich of this city, declares himself In "favor of the plank which Judge Will . King will submit to the Democratic national convention and Thomas McCuuker. to .the Republican convention, for the pur pose of providing for governmental id , proprlatlons ; for tha , payment of 4ha campaign expenses of presidential can ; dldates. He gives .TheodorefRoos'evelt the credit for originating the idea, de claring it Is one or the few: original reforms of tho ex-president's credit Tha letter says:: ''..'"". . -.:.:i-, ; 'The suggestion made by Judge King was nrst advanced, as rar as I know, in one f Roosevelt'a messagea.- It ia one of the few original reforma to hia credit. ': I .at once Indorsed it inr-the ' Commoner and I think a law was passed A Colorado putting the Idea Into ef riect. I &m In' favor of It but lt did ' not aeenutat take with our Democrats time to think 1t over. They may be for It now: The-idea la all right and will. I think, some day be adopted." . . ' ' e1M n tlMir,(e m- ;A Clgaf ef Qualityr " Don't confute the "Sam Sloan" cigar with . "cheap , and nasty" products sold tot tha same price -6 cents.-No brats bands.' no big inducrmenta to dealprs. Just a quality cigar which you will ap preciate.; . . While these clothes are much better in every particular of fabric, fit and finish, they cost no more than the ordinary. We feel so certain that they will please you that we agjee to replace free of charge any suit that fails to make gooti. . A fair enough offer isn't it? H3t , 'Eh S j '. i i-i- Er'-s1 -if My Ladies' 'Homo Journal Patteroi lOo-XOo Ilotue Journal BtyU Book .25o VIU lie taetara ANNUAX MAY SALE OF . SUMTrlER GOODS . - , Striking Elxaunples of Economy ! A list of values which, if lingered over for a mo ment, will compel a strong desire to purchase liberally for the season's needs. Aaln we say, this sale Is not a mark-down of prices, but an uplift of quality for less than the regular valuation. This Great May Sale lsv mutually helpful to you through the genuine savings, and to us through the establishment of confidence in our goods, our prices and our statement of printed facts. Prices are low and quality is high. (BSte Extraordinary Foulard Sjlk Sale THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF THIS SEASON'S CHOICEST SILKS, SHOWN HERE IN HUNDREDS OF BEAUTIFUL PAT TERNS AND COLORINGS AND CONSIDERABLY UNDER PRICED CHENEY BROS.' SHOWER-PROOF FOULARDS, VALENTINE'S SHED WATER FOULARDS OF ATTRACTIVE BEAUTY IN ADVANCE DESIGNS BEST $1 QUALITY, YD. ... - Like the advance chapters of a new book, these beautiful Foulard Silks will sharpen your desire, for they accurately forecast the trend of the season's choicest designs and colorings. It is an unmatchable showing of them charming conceptions, each with individual points of attractiveness. To give greater significance to the display, they have been especially underpriced for tomorrow's great sale. They are the finest of Foulard Silks Cheney Bros.' Shower-Proof and Valentine's Shedwater Foulard. Jhe assortment includes hundreds of styles in pretty small designs, neat floral and conventional patterns, attractive stripes of different widths, all size polka dots, beau tiful two-toned effects with exquisite jacquard overdesigns, the popular changeable shades and chameleon fancies, etc. in fact, not a desirable shade or color combina- tion is missing from this wonderful showing. They are the highest stand- Or ard silks, that sell everywhere at 1.00 a yard. Priced for this sale, yard. . . .OJC All Our 50o and 65o Foulard Silks Tomorrow at 3 Do Yd. Pure Silk Foulards from 20 to 23 inches wide, shown in a, full assortment of designs and colorings. They come in neat stripes, dots, floral designs, attractive patterns, jac- quard fancies and overpatterns. The kind regularly sold at 50c and 05c per 30' yard priced for this sale at , . .OsC '; We have made special arrangements to serve you promptly, but to avoid the great crowd that is sure to be here in the afternoon we request you to shop as early in the morning as possible. . ' " v . Come to tne Big Shoe Sale How! si iviua auu a uiiipa. aucjr cue siiucs iivm uui regular ai While choosing is still good in all the sale lots, we can't promise it will remain so many days. Selling has been exceptionally brisk. Come early. Our Women's $3.50 and $4. 00 Shoes, Ox fords and Pumps. They are shoes from our regular stock shoes of quality and style, and are backed by our assurance of satisfaction. You may buy them at tomorrow's sale for only O In Our Enlarged Basement Shoe Department we place on sale at a special price discount about 1200 pairs of Women's Shoes, Ox fords and Pumps. The assortment includes the most popular Summer styles in patent colt, vici kid and gunmetal leathers. . They come in straight lace, blucher and button and one and two strap; and with short vamps. All sizes and widths.. "J'7 AQ Our regular 3.50 and $4.00 grades. on sale at... . . j)aWntO BOYS' MOCCASINS UNDERPRICED CawSTS yal. a -af . MISSES' SHOES PRICED AT LESS At this sale you have choice of several lines of Misses and Children's Shoes and Pumps, the new styles in patent, gun metal, kid and. tan leathers. Good, dur able footwear at less than real worth Sizes 11 to 2, $2.25 grade, for $1.49 Sizes, 5 to U, $1.75 grade, at only 99c We have just received a special purchase ui uujfj jiiuauu tnauc lit van. tan auu oil tan calf leathers, well sewed through out, all sizes. Three lots ' ., 't,;J- r, Sizes 8 to 13, $1.75 grade, for $15 Sizes 13Vz to 2, $2.Q0;grade ior $1.49 Sizes 2lz to 5, $2.50 grade, at $1.75 We Have More Hew Wash to Show You Tomorrow ! Ah unusually large assortment and wide range of patterns and colorings assur ing you a wide latitude for choice, with prices attractively y'M.- 1 DRESS GINGHAMS Thousands of yards of best standard, quality Dress Ging hams, including hundreds of different stvles in Tnedium. lteht and dark color- Jngs.Lchecks stripes,. plaids, 1 J etc. Special value, yard . . . 1 iafStf ANDERSON'S GINGHAMS An unsur passed showing of fine' Imported Dress Ginghams, Anderson's celebrated wash goods. They are Here in a large variety of pretty styles and in all colors; Spe cially priced for, this sale -at, the yard . . . 25C NEW PERCALES Another - great show ing of new ; Percales, high-grade wash goods of' standard quality and full .36 inches wide. Shown in - neat and desir able ; patterns in light and dark 1 Cn cblorings;SSpecial,7a vard - Juw CHIFFON r VOILES-Beautiful, . dainty fabrics for Summer waists and dresses, shown in neat 'checks, stripes and plaids. They are sure to please you in every way. They come full .standard ' width : and'are specially priced for this f IZ f, sale it; the-yard i. V. ".T. :rr; ; Autf MADRAS WAITINGS AND SHIRTINGS An' especially 'attractive assortment of Madras Waistings and Shirtings,' full 32 inches wide, rnediunvand light coU OC'f brs in neat stripes and figured designs, better than usual values, the yard. . . .