THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVgNlNO. JUNE
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STATE'S WITNESS DURBAR PICTURES
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.; APPEARS AGAINST I
I CLARENCE DARROW
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OIPLOMArs DAUGHTER
MARRIED TO LESLIE
'.Testifies Attorney's Brother
In-law Offered Him Money
to Stay Away From Los An
jeles During Trial.
Scenes From Visit of King and
Queen to Delhi, India, Are
Beautiful, Impressive.
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Jll K HiillHa fi l lei !- 1.. Ahfrln
K I4etflrd J It M A'lBnH aa a
Vita ellr1 ' (he t"ir ud-r
-M nam af J M l't? In -'-ar ' "
tlh Time uil1ii we tdoa if made
Jit MatcmaM l.i-ti)' h : ! fraiitr!"
iTjae I tie fifMol!tn In Wtai -f ler
. t an a rSir. f brlMta- ite.re X
J5jewkoo.t. a UlMfliia tn the MrNamara
4Hal
' ' Wortea: a Dataetlv.
t Jlatnatelrvme la alUged to lave
'hi't(l aa a iUte-!e for (h V!c.V
,ai!ir drftBea. -! .!:n to ttrktlmati
ietlmon lvt. Ilinrr(tmn iihl
'i!M tml In Albuatterque, N U . when II
twant know that ha .sou Id teet.tr
telnet UrNimira anl offered Mm a
tt'imbar of tedtiremenle la gn eaat
I'lekelman fftel.'y arnt. h-H relumed
La Angelta after an lntriew ith
'9fnratrom at narrow a CMragn of
.Iflee. trnirl.ni lo h! rilmonr THa
lojman la nna ef lha Itnmtara Inlro-
to proa I ha "vholcaala rnn-
(!rac o fcrila wltnaaaaa iJ )urora
4 th UrVamara I rial ' aa rhara4 by
-llatrfrt Allorr.ry KraOarlrha al lha
;Jrrlnlra' f lh Horroir trial
. ItntXtUtl bf Duii.
'. rjfafmaralroma lni ma to n-Mayor
THiona a otftem in O.cao." Iraiini the
l1(Bta. "and aakal Punni to l.Iriilfr
. im Mr, IMrrow'a hroiher-tn law ha
.TM rra'liely paaI hlmaalf ffT to
fr4, 'jrr. Il!a-!rr Mr. Hannfr
trom than Introduced ma to dar4
.Norkala. a Chlcifo labor laadrr. an4
toUl ma ha would lx uniar h1a (Xork
car hlla In Chti-aco."
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tin. ll, emM-Ht. an f4
l.l HiU!ti t-'-,-) t'.a ifU ,afi( tatfa
frtUUl at . c 1 MVV I ra -f I !ta
I l Irlllt f al !i Kl" 4 lltulC
jf l.r)Ul 1 4 tiia : ran ana '
.in f I r !.!. I anl .i,rrt. .f 1 1 ill v
I t i.alr i. i affi.ai 4 riSana
I I a .-! -Ir (irl.tra .naklltg In
J:t ai. , ' lMi i: ii'i I al it; imih ai,1
rl Il.aJ. I
I if ia rftitiiiii'h f r t!ta fa
I uuh a;. l re ic 1 1 i I i f lha royal
aii) atr I'ul. Inc!uj.n lha ariU
1 n,irft':.i( tiiiii. Kit I .'a iall lo
li i'!', Tit f rlln al lalhi le-
n.iaa ll o (org1'"" array if Indian no
Mnl) a r'rt I "tiaa In l.'ia m(ror.
I'm if)al rl, urna ai1 hfr tainnianl
In H liruin la latar al.uwn ravlaai-
n i.i oi'O hriiiah and Indian Uoj . la
ilaclf a onJnlu fralurf
A ulo ri jn.amai.l la aa laVrraltn(
rd Mi llli I -IIi,ii of l! fllnTTTmd lh!
la r'Ma1 I y ol.'irr l.:y pnrtrayd
r.jinlra ut thi- firjarad pfocram Willi
mMi-h lia mul f-iy na t nler lall.r.l
M milra of f .ni itara turd In lha
makina' f !. ljrbar iflttjr ho ma
'.,o, Ir- ). ara ihoan In lha differ
rnl arri.ea Thrra ara Ti.OOo l-J-
am-: and I"t 0 :rj.hK(a lak'.l
rl in II. a d'ffcrant rml. and arc
! ! kJ ar,d l- ans:a-l In Irua ortrn-
lal l landur
Tla iU Ijhi are hr'.ng tarn and
llauJrd liy Hi audirncaa. and ara prov
in on. of lha moat xrular thoalriral
allrarllxna of Fratlval aaak
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MMWEr CASE
0 H
R COURT
Condemned Murderers Per
feet Appeal In Effort to .
Avoid Noose.
eOSTOII CARMEN'S '
STRIKEISBElffl
NEAR SETTLEMENT
CARP LAKE PROJECT
BEGUN BY LOUIS GILLETT
.'FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION
TO MEET TOMORROW
, T! riaruilva rommlttc of lha Te
Ilvat Aatociatloa of (ha Padflo coaat
Wiu maat tomorrow mornlnr In Ih
rad(ruarlar of lha Roaa Kratlval aaao.
'tlatlon. rurthrr plana for cooparailv
fffort 1n cntarlalnmant for lha raclffe
'fot wlU rm diaruaaad. ' Nearly aJl tha
' ruambara of tha rommltta ara now In
-tha cltr. Tha list Include Oorfe L.
. , Jlulchlna, itonaral manarr of tha Roa
rttrL, Portland, rraldent; John V.
'Face, manairar of tha 6eattl Oolden
rotlateh; Wlnfleld Hotaboom of tha
(Panama-California cTpoaltlon, Ran Die
koj Cbarlea F. Traun of tha Panama-
jj'aclflo Vnlvamal expoaltlon. flan Pran
,rlacor Herman Howard Mathawaon of
lh Dolllnaham Marathon races; H. B.
-RaJiton of the Mid-Summer expoaltlon
nd carnival. Vancouver, 11. C: Ralph
'.XV. Hoyt of th Portland Poaa FVetlvnl.
iHpvrl.l la Taa JouraaU
KJlrkllat. Waah. Jura 11 Loula T.
Otllrll. hanker of three atalee. who ra
il i). In California, ha txrun artual con
atrucfton of Irritation project known
aa tha Carp Lake propoaltlon. Harvey
liarnea haa tha contract to build an
Important ditch from Devll'a Canyon
creek to Carp lake. Knartnaara and con
tractor 'ara actively ficurlnf on tha
contract to tre tha tunnel a quarter of
mile lon that will auppiy tha dltchea
that will ba built over Spring creek
valley and Irritate 10,00 acra. It haa
been aatlmatad that ona of tha dltohea
would ba built within four mile of the
town of Wahklacua Height a. Mr. aillett
1 quit familiar with Irrigation by hla
reaidfcnc for aoma year In Colorado.
Mlaa Marjorlo Id, daughter of
X'nitrd Sulfa tmbanaJor to 8paln.
ho bH-oma trldo of Hbane Leille
CHASED Br NOBLE,
WEDS PLAIN "MR."
,-,, M.a tt IVa laatwa I
ai.m. c. Jw 1 1. -A liea!H
ai(.al la Ue taa af Ik ataia i
Uaof (a aaj Ctrim )l.WlUay.
laavrad la t kvaagad Juaa II fr tka
muidtr .f Mr, fly lirlfflia. aa a4
.nu . Iia4 a)ua aaar funiiH.
aa fMd wllh I l-a aafrt court la-
da I r allareaia tut Ite va4aaBaa4
uea Judaa llataliioa. of hoaaauig.
wba triad tfca aa. kaa flailed a writ
af prataila catiaa far ty ef hkiiim
L-eadlna lha tul-ltn.l .virt dadaiaa)
an ail-aal Tha allurna) far lha 4 a
feadeM will M ; da l aratar
thalr bitef and It a lla al'.l ha I
daa la flta as anaacr
Allhaugh Ooafixr Ural haa refuead
la a r what hla courae III t la g rail
ing repnevee lo tha Humphreya. n4
liva ilKiiwn ty lha votai of lha
alale aa lha uucation of alHlg P
lia puniehniafll. ll la taken far gfaol
ad thai ha will f, !! hla pravlvua
rourn and allow lha rrrteee until
lha aueallon haa baati aaltlvd by lha
ballot. Aa criminal raa ara gtvaa
flrat f onaiderallon ever all other by
th aupram court. It la probabl lha
queetlon ef an appeal will be decided
before lha election In November. la
raae lha appeal ta denied, lha fat of
th llunihrey will real entirely In the
l.anda of lha votera, aa well aa th fata
or el her priaonar under aanienc oi
daalh al th penitentiary. Uovarner
Wmi baa aald that If lh voter de
clde agalnat abuliahmant of capital
punlahment. h will aot Interfere agala
with any of the man awaiting eiacu-
llon. but allow the law to taka Ita
couree.
Ten appeal In liquor caaea from
Cooa counry were alao flld today with
tha auprem court.
'Railway Company Suddenly
Shifts and Afjrtes to Sub
mit Dispute to State Concil
lation Board.
rai I aU y tla Aatiata. Tb
a4tar faWiaat i tti lr a af
fair 4 i awa-r a tkal Ik b44
til -4t-ti Vaa ! la rgil fe f
lata
T !le k( fWavaw) i.Ua4
tkr Vaa rlk f gyaaaall a
k li.ttr fi- wataaa Alltiaa
mU i a-a-t aa ra r, kal IM
aaiue W IU aaftala) war II
L4 fUa4 la ! t- aalkanrta
ala ie l M fa4 lw aXkaf
( yaaaali U aut-
luiti aAa fay a I a laal Ik ftilek
Cld art aiaf dyaaaaii bl
Ukla4' e-r Matay Ma.
Jaral Waal Ada brtag raa!la
0alaJk rrtocr tittl Waauia.
Caalraha. Waaxv. Jva ll. laaaa
Raaoaaai a Caalrakta BkeaW aa . c
day aalag ial(l vtta x1
Mar lallee," T ha ma-, avlgK
Maavaalf 1 raa Ka." a. 4 U;a I
KaaU yita iaaynaavad U Vyala.
!(. Ikal k Ma u4 v ta iht cu.
try, A aaar4 Kh ytiaa
Ik afvk.aa 1 1 ..
SaU rlM to fUwry Car.
Ha4 lUaer, Or, Jaa. Ut n'
W. K d N aaat a a rectal wilh ao-giaa
I tia4 HI- ff I a tna af ha--liag
lha Urge auJtbar ef aa,r-a a4
l(f igaralor In we aria' lha
( harty aaaaoa, '
Oaiaa aaiaiaai r aWirUUg.
Caaray rfa4 l faoagaiae
aaiaa, aar4 It wa:4
pto. a ala aaaak
Wheal afieJte ma4
aa!al tia I hey ar la 14 ff
lihMl pAf dunag kaartag
If aaaesaied'ef bkaaa a4 r.
Inaialed. aal pay aar la aaad
up
Ca44oe aaual farnlak II
chang hlrk lhay taual hat
aa a.i I rlr
taplu raaaal f rorar-aay I
grant wag larraaa iiout.
lh aHpaira flAaca wauJd
ao I aland 1 1." eyV faderallenlal
anaenhar' pay waa acraaad
wnta lh ynioa waa orgaalaad.
(tailed rvaaa Uaaad Wwa.1
Uoatoa. Jun II J-roepar la for lha
attlemenl of lh atrlka of unlua am
pyaa of lha Bloii Klavalad railroad,
which, not only eoatroi ail lha urfa
aubway and elval4 Una III Oraalar
Uoaloa but maay aelghbortag clue and
lowna. appaarad bright laday. ,
Official of lha railway company after
rafuaing l treat with their employee
wddanly agraed today lo ubmit lh
dtapul lo lh tal eoaeillailoe) board.
i. n ii ii til py,'wwfwaiara
CITY BLAZE OF LIGHT;
El
Miss Marjorie Ide, Daughter of
American Ambassador to
Spain, Marries Leslie.
Odd Fellow. Glre Mrnle.
Porrat Orora, Or.. Jun 11. Th Odd
Frllow and Rcbakaha from all aectlon
of Waahlngton county will meet In thla
city Wadneaday, Jun 1!, In a plcnle In
Naylora grove, at th weat edg of
town. Preparation for th affair have
been under way for aoma tlm. Sporta
and.amuaoinenta will make up part of
tha program. Orand Master Gallowav.
oi oaiera, win o apeaker and a pro
gram or aooga. Instrumental numbera
and recltatlona will alao ba given. Vla-
uora win Dring baeketa. and dinner will
d aervca in camp meeting; etyle.
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IfDNA GOODRICH Starring in "His Neighbors Wife"
Talks on Keeping the Skin Beautiful
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i aiwuyii amuaea me when I am
naked to give my Ideas ns to
how beauty of any sort can be
rpiHinen ny or lmDanert to me
or nny owier woman.
. Everybody expects aome wonderful
ecrct formula, and the whole thing
la kj niinpie aiier ail.
Just breathe deeply of :ood. freah,
pure air, eat almple food and onlv a
email quantity and exercise eirly
and often In the day.
Above all things,
py doing bo your eyes will b
uriKmer. your sum
color high.
keep clean, and
eves will be
whiter and your
No uniall rart oatthp le.,utv and
clennllnr-an of my f.kTn Is due to the
fact that r une the Melorone prepara
tions In all my toilet rltea.
The Melorose Cream Is a particu
lar favorite of mine and many a
;Vnclplrnt crowfoot from too much laughln has 'CVn maed f rom my'face
'f y xi 1 Bamc ""K-litrtilly Kc-nted and nll-Tieallng cream.
my mai l lias a -lrver rt p r rb or ii.ns n ... .
tT!ehrP!?ri'Se frwT W1hPn,I ur o"t,0f 7r,fl ' r more ' thanunual y 't Vel Tnd
the result is almost svbarltlc in lis lnt,no .. i , . I
ta. and !altud. . ' iceiing oi
The .MtJorosp Powdor 1 hr nil odrl o,. ,iihi a a . -
Pl-xion noauttfler Imaarinahla and haa n' i Zi? L LWkVh, ;l..,.r.PTLnp?.... Tm '
" It linn a clii.plnB. ernn.-Kcer.t odor o t, Vuuilt ,hL1 .,, t .' .J,n.;v BK'P-
5- thecr. n,.1 H ."IW'JX W ry HRht roellnar of
dire efftcts of clil
l ou Sf-iH, i a in a
tint v ii i.nr cilctf-t tl-iA j
hroiv k --a., Jr,u xan nim uiiier
I ...J! .n. ,7.'.?' "H'-r-flno" rlrl and walk In all sorts of weather
V vi. i I1' V y ;m ' " ' niy Rkln ,s entlrolv free from any sort
4t Th- M.l,...- ii.... I. r .... " ' ,v.-...T.i, a.i iicies. .
al ?rWr.F I'nd:tt naK,ely&,e;TtoUrh. t
3 o; Ln&vlrx zTt-xt
two i iu Vn ''"iVK ,01 weioro-e wan Jester.
-it '"t co,1dit.on:"wUnlfiAi.Ttnnaf 1. ?t
The
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DAINJY
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3 r 1 Cream has no equal; excellent for the com-
t ? r IPi Tot trrVnl ,'o.Jr,nk ,s' "ms' hlackheadH. chapped hands or face,
V.Lt, r, i . ?J nLi 'r or """" .ra"r (i anrl has a vrv d!'lrity odor, BUggestive
j, "" a .nun, winn ana aust. too size only 45c.
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Ihpadtl lo Tha Joornal )
New York. June 11. A apeclal train
conveyed the guerta from thla city thla
afternoon to Fort Waahlngton, N. T",
for th wedding of Mlsa Marjorie Ida
and Bhe.no Leslie.
The bride I a daughter of Henry C.
Ide, United fitate minuter to Rpaln.
and a alater of Mrs. AV. nourk Cockran,
at whoc horn th Cedara. the wedding
took p:ace. air. Lealle, th bridegroom.
la a aon of Colonel and Mr. John Leslie
of London and a grandson of Sir John
and Lady Constance Leslie of Ireland,
and of the late Leonard Jerome of thla
city.
rather Carroll, reeior of tha Church
of fit. P(er of Alcantara at Fort Wash
ington, performed the marriage cere
mony. Among the ushers wer Con
gressman Nicholas Ixnarworth, N'orman
de R. Whltehous and Flnley P. Dunne,
th writer.
Mlaa Ide, shortly after her arrival Jn
Madrid with het father, became the
object of adoration to a picturesque
young Spanish nobleman, tha Marquis
de Vallos, who followed her from Ma
drid to the Riviera, to Pari and to
London when her father Bought to pre
vent her from falling In love with a
foreigner, it being his ambition to see
hio daughter n.arrled to a sturdy Ameri
can. A q last resort Mr. Ide sent his
beautiful daughter back to New York,
but the marquis announced his Inten
tion of following her to America to
press his suit. He was stopped by the
news of her engagement to Leslie.
Festival Illumination Gorgeous
Throngs Impressed With
the Dazzling Spectacle.
Portland, last night, waa th city ra
aplendant. Th new Ida of making- th night aa
bright aa day for th Ros Festival
aucceeded In a atartlkog way. Th city
waa ablaia with light. Tha radlane of
th Illumination lit up all th aky. Th
street were even mora brilliant with
their vivid luminance than with their
gorgeoua decorations.
As the twilight cam and the atreeta
grew darker there waa at flrat no algrvi
that other than the uaual lighting would
be employed. Then, Beaming to leap out
of the gloom, the buatneaa buildings
appeared, their outlines clearly marked
with Incandescents. The Electrlo build
Ing was made to look Ilk a pendant
banner of red, white and blue by means
of Its lights. The Oregon hotel waa
dressed in the royal purple of the Elk
An elaborate Illumination scheme drew
the attention of thousands to the court
of the Hotel Portland.
Where, on the river, all had been
darkness, the bridges were aeen, their
dark beams transformed Into brilliancy
through the magic of electricity. From
tha harbor the great, blinding search
lights of the Maryland played across
the sky, broad bands of luminance
flashing In every direction.
Tha whole effect was more than spec
tacular. It waa as though Imprisoned
sunshine had been released, or as lf'the
Oreat White War of New York had
TO PICK ITS ROAD BILL been udden3r set down on th Pacific
The searchlights of the Maryland met
the light from Council Crest. Tha In
tersection of the streets showed their
array of' domed banners because of the
lights strung among th decorations.
The union depot was a surprise as Ita
tower, then the main body of the build
ing, was brought out of the darkness by
means . of one oC the most elaborate
decoration achomes ever seen In1 Portland.
COUNTY COURT IS ASKED
(Rperlal to The Journal.)
Hood niver. Or., June 11. A. I. Ma
son, leader or the fin urove grange
and good roads booster, put the Com
mercial club up against the proposition
of placing Itself on record which good
roads measure the club will Indorse at
the November election. The club has
promised Mr. Mason that a commltteo
will be appointed to Investigate the sev
eral road bills and matte a report of
its findings with a recommendation.
The grange leader has issued a chal
lenge to any citizen In Hood River coun
ty who does not believe- the grange's
good roads bill should be adopted to
debate the matter before any audience
Is the state.
union high school
CANNOT QUIT BUSINESS th "W
Toledo Farmer Hurt In Runaway
Toledo, Or., Jon 11. Fred Romtvedt,
a farmer living about four miles north
of Toledo, was InjuVed In a runaway
yesterday quite seriously. He was
driving a spirited ; team when the lines
broke and the hofses bolted, throwing
him out, badly bruising bis neck and
shoulder and breaking; his left leg near
Raincoats
AUAVe-ther CoaU
Auto Coats
at the
House of Coats
A Net String of 30 to
40 Per Cent
Carnival Visitors Welcome
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ous departments. Uniformed guides in attendance. Learn about
Government Inspection, a valuable feature of this modern, sanitary
plant. This insures purchasers oi meat and meat products, bearing
the government stamp of approval, absolutely pure and wholesome
food.
Visitors in Portland will find this trip a pleasant and instructive
one, occupying most of a morning or afternoon. Take Mississippi
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Salem, Or., Jun 11. One a union
high school district Is established, under
the provisions Of th law enacted In
1909, It cannot be dissolved except by
authority of the legislature. This Is
the opinion given today by Attorney
General Crawford to Superintendent
Alderman. The opinion cite tjie St.
Johns annexation case, wherein thV su
preme court held that a municipality
could not abolish Its charter. The attor
ney general said this would apply even
more forcibly to a union high school
district.
Melorose Rouge
ntiKe and siropnor in nnv ,.ii,..
ytL, ii'mics of icv iion, perfectly
, j,Jtarrntf. Pi-rfei.-t icolor: -oms In Jelly
ttnd powdered forms, com little more
hn some others, l.iit is worth It 60c
: Melorose Face Powder
rh perfrwtlnn of jfollrt dainties.
inr very lew rtowtiers that
, jmriiirm o ne SKln.
One
ifUl tO the Skln.' Melrnao Innirnvu
-.- . " - - . v r, LUC ,,iu
, 'fiwn- heat . . eold. wind, dust, etc. as
,vold a. f ns velL- partlciilarly vWhen
.fiuxr on t!fe face ove? a small emount
, pf JMuloronoCi'ea.m, removing th "shlna"
upon the skin that makes the best
groomed woman look vulgar at night; it
gives a delicate and almost transparent
velvety appearance to the skin; It does
not blow off and Is so fine that It des
not show. "Has a dainty, flower-like
color and is tinted perfectly to suit anv
complexion. Melorose give universal
satisfaction to people who appreciate
articles of merit; It does not chap, Bcale,
burn or rmart the face, and is very
sootting to an irritated skin, A 50c
box. 45c.
Melorose Nail Polish
th "latest " and best Polishes the
nails almost Instantly, at the same time
giving the nail a nerfect. laatlno- tin.
Easily, applied. Trie 25c.
i VVILLARD WHITE tOa'S
VAUCAlREh1 :?
T- - a wa fc , : A.
Closing of Hammond Schools.
Ft. Stephens, Or., June 11. The
Hammond public schools have closed for
the' season. Professor Santee, Miss Lit
tle and Miss Easley wer reelected.
Miss M. Jones of McMlnnvllle was elect
ed to succeed Miss Charlotte Church of
Portland, who resigned to accept a more
advantageous position. The three teach
ers now employed are all graduates of
McMlnnvllle college. Ir. Johnson,
school director. In summing up the
year's work, commented on the excellent
work accomplished and expressed re
gret at the loss of one of his moio effi
cient teachers, Miss Church.
TO TSZV, 'irXBTOVS, TOTSSYEXrEX) WOKZV.
Beauty A-uthorme aa a fla
79c
nmmennnii ry iwn ana Keanr A-utbrlfle aa a Snat Uevelonor riaah
1 i; Pd r and Timlc.T hir T.IPWiw.arn a T ieveiopcr, I lesn
: - - . i .in m . - ww at 'W V
at-.'
Exbur&ion Rates to Eastern
Points.
On tha following date the Canadian
Pacific makes very low round trip rate
to eastern point.- Aak for their folder
giving rate and full particular. Ticket
oinc . i ntra ana 'ins tMUitnoman Hotel
bids-):
Jun . . T.-.i, I'll, lCi6, 17, 18. II, SO,
11, U.-15, 17,-18. 19, 11J.
: July.2. S. , Calais. 15. 16, SO. JJ, M,
i. I. 10. II. 1111,
August 1. 3, a. ,' T..11, 12 1C. 10, r
IJ, J. 29. 10, Si; lll. -
, September a 5, . 7. . II, 12, SO. 1911
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1
FOR
HEALTH
FOR
STRENGTH
AND FOR ENERGY,
tOOK TO
plait
Can w
THE BEER OF QUAL
ITY t
Standard prices. Delivered
everywhere. Bottles ex
changed. Phone vyour deal
er or grocer or
iortiartci '." 4
Brewing Co.
M Main 708. A-532S; . ""'
Why annoy the telephone
girls and waste your time
and patience? Use the Au
tomatic Telephone.
'""""pr i7
The Automatic
Telephone .,' r-"
a . - ' - - '-
The mpre you use me, ' -
the better you will like me
What the Home Tele
phone Co. is doing for
you ? It gives Portland
the best telephone service
in the world. It gives this
quality, of service cheaper
than any other company.
It. gives a service known
only to the speaker and
the hearer. It gives com
petition in the quality of
service rendered. The
legislature, the council or
a public service commis
sion: can fix the rates. Can
these bodies make the
service efficient, .'cheerful,
prompt and accurate? No.
This can, only be done by
competition. M onop oly
breeds tyranny. Competi
tion TegUlates the" quality
t of the service. Competi
tion makes ' each company
rive .better service. . , The
" Home i Telephone - Com
: pany stands ; between you
and the unendurable con-
ditions of monopoly. What
v are , you d pin g for the .
Home Telephone Com-
pany? ..
Our Telephone
Girl-This is Her Picture
f J In S'l"7nor
i ' riliL I fill tSksb-uk
'tarvZSaS1
kf W'",' jST Her nervn
ft'' Ife,i !H " re steel
iOT(t
' I, f a I
She sneaks all
languages,
twenty-fcur
hours a day,
everyday
the year
Never gets tired
or ''saucy"
She never
strike
Can Keep a Secret;'