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MCIWTWO. HUUDE8ATES , INCOME TAX WASHINGTON, April 2(5. -itop-mnUllo Hull ot Tcnnesucp, the democratic Income inx. export, todny (llftciiMKMl tho proposed Iicoino tax In tlie liouuc. "Undor tlio present system of tnx ntlon," isnld Representative Hull, "(he poor man with n laro tmnlly imy lfloro than the rich vnn with, n fima.ll family. Consequently It mhy he expected (lint n wealthy man, who too uupatrlollc to pay taxot, will vlxoroualy oppoo tho Incomo tax.'- i ' i FEATURE OF MARKET NEW YORK, April 26. Canadian Pacific advanced l?s points on the market todny and featured tho open IrtfC trading. North Veitern, Chofta pwfl & Ohio ami Ilumlcy estab lished now low records. A flood ot sctllnR orders depressed many ot tho representative stocks one to two points. Selling wan henvior than for some time past, hut tapped off before tho close Tho market closed dull and unsteady. EVELYN TRIES ABSOLUTE LIFE AT PENITENTIARY CHICAGO, April 20. To begin his itiilclermiimtc (scnlcncc for (lie nbdtio tion of Mildred Bridges or thin city, Evelyn Arthur Sco lender"of tho "My- solute' life" cult "wus taken to thcJ penitentiary todny. REDUCED RATES FOR M CITIZENSHIP CONFERENCE IWTLANp, Qrc.. April 20. Fol !qwtRf a, icetiuc of the 2ortl Pacific pflKsencr agents' association hero it WR8 nunounccd today Hint railroads iu the northwest would grant a rate of n (arc and n third for ilia round trip from nil points in Washington, Oregon, Idaho nnd Hritish Columbia to ilio World's Cbrislian Citizenship Cuiiferciico to bo held in Portland Jnr.e 20 to July 5. Christian Science'and Hinduism Tho unequivocal statement in your ishtic of April 21st that Tr. Calkins In hi Sunday oveninp; address "sur prised mnuy of Ids listeners by show. Inj that Christian Science nnd Ilin diiiin rest on tho sumo subtlo teach ing," would, if it were correct, b,e more (ban a, surprise to many of ypyr renders, it would bo n distinct shock, llowover it is plainly evi dpnt thai the learned doctor has un wittingly placed himselt in that class of crifics who deem it their duty to attack Christian Science without first informing themtjelvcs upon tho sub ject Qf which they would treat. It i pot a difficult matter to attack what ono ma heliovo to bu Christian Science, but is fur more difficult, in deed nt the risk of trcfcpussing upon tho critic's patience I would siy it is impossible to nttnek Christian Science, even w it 1 impossible for mistaken 'belief to attack truth, for it is "bujl'leil ujxiii a rouk." t not iineomuipn for those un infondfd lipon the teachings of Mrs. pddy (o U!stinu because sho denies tho rcnlity of matter that her phio fiipliy is in iigrcement with many nn eicnt nnd niodvrn phiU'ophprs who havo declared that matter is but n phenomenon of mind, or energy. Such wa the theory udvniiccd not only by tho liiidu' Hrnliiuu, but by Plato, and in recent times by Uerkcloy. Whnt tho critii) iu Hh tcacliing wliich pnln it entirely beyond tho realm of ooiupnrjson with HitiduNm is that it not only dt'iiicH the existence of mut ter but it points tho way to tho proof of this teaching by exposing the freeming cnuso of matter to bo false belief, whlph iu turn can bo destroyed' by tho understanding of God na rhiud tho only cnuso iu tho universe which oxprosHos Hint. It was this under-Mnnding- nf dptj a? ipinf), Kpipt l of spiritual causation which enabled Jesus to do tho works of hciiling, wiwfl the u ntl Ylk on tho sea iu contravention, of tlP sp-cnllcd inn. tt'ril laws. t is this self-snipe k.liwlcilQ of God thi(t is mnkiiiff pos siblo tho healing and purifying work of ChrUtinw Science in this ngo nnd Uddjng iiidisputbli proof tp tho ver ity of Jeus.' siniplo but powmfnl dpt'.J lufttiqib "V tll wvw tl'o truth ttid IP trnlU fihnlt make yon free," I has pointing the way through tin un- If. JUIUK Tfl OIEN PAGE THEATRfe Meiers, riison nnd (lordon, mnn ns;cr. nnnntmco tho opening ot tho Page theater on May 19, wlih Maude Adams In "I'otcr Pan" its tho first Attraction. Tho advance wlc will begin Mon day, April 2S, at 3 o'clock, at tho temporary offlco nt tho cornor of Main nnd Htvcrsldo, where tho box ahct will bo displayed to facilitate tho choico ot boxes nnd seats. TY TO PLAY SUNDAY DBTUOIT, Mich., April 26. Un der n special ruling of linn Johnson, president of tho American leagu. Ty Cobb, the sensational batsman. Who signed a Detroit contract yos torday, nfter holding out for a sal ary of $15,000, will bo pormltMd to play baseball at once. Cobb I dor suspension for failure to roiK tot duty nt tho opening of tho StMon. Tho nntlonnl commission, at Cincin nati, announced this afternoon It would pass on Cobb's caso next Wednesday. Manager Jennings announced that Cqbb would play tomorrow, today's Cleveland-Detroit game hnvlng been postponed on nccount of rain. TO CAMimiDOK, Mass., April - Walter Johnson, the famous twlrlcr of tho Washington Americans, Is about to marry Miss Anna 11. Scully, 19 years old. ot Cambridge. Ho has naked for n two weeks vacation fol lowing his team's scries with tho Boston lied Sox next week. Miss Scully is an ardent baseball fan. Metschan's Brother Dead. POKTJiANI), Orv., April 20. Max imilian Mctsclinn of Tncoma, brother of 1'iiil Metsfltau of Portland is dead today hero from heart failure. He was stricken on the utrcct. Mctfichnn was hero on n visit. Interment will take plnco at Tncoma. derstanding of absolute truth for mun to free himself from tho bondage of material belief and its accompanying woes. The pathcfcin of Iiruhma starting with tho premise of one absolute all embracing spirit but boon lotting its monotheism in lesser diulics and in termediary causes flunlly resulting in the material crcutjon, at first de nied, has of course no common basis with the teachings of Jesus who broke material laws and proved that what men had believed to bo law nnd sub stance wns; neither lawful nor siibt stantial, but siuiply i false belief of lifo ns resident in matter. The empty philosophical deuinl of mailer ns expressed in tho Vendanta of the Hiud,u has never served to lilierntc men from the baneful effects f falso material beliefs described by Paul ns the carnal mind which bo declared to be nt "enmity uguiiist God." Only in tho way ma do plain in tho Now Tcdlnuient and worked out in this ngo by Christian Suieqco can this materialistic ban bu obliterated, oven by letting that mind ho iu ns which was also in Christ Jcmih, so elimi nating with tho conscious under standing of spiritual reality tho ma terial r.id mortal phenomena born in ignoranco nnd fear. , The stand which Jesus took againt.1 material law at tho beginning of tho Christian em was radical and ex treme and for it ho was hated and despised of tho materially minded. In tho present day Christian Science is reestablishing tho original Christ teachings mid proving their truth by works. Demonstrable science cannot bo Hhukeii. Truth cannot bo over turned. Sooner or Inter nil men must eomo to recognize tho ono immanent, omnipresent, God, Spirit, who hcaletli their sickness and destroys their sin their falso material beliefs even iu proportion to their understanding of Him. Then will bo undcrotopd butter thnn nt present the statement of Mrs, Kddy on pngp 12 W hpr qr ticlo Christian Science Veruus Pan theism "Tho Scien.ce, of Christian ity is tricfly monotheism it has One God." And the statement from page 13 of the bamo uyridp, "Science j npt p,autheiu, (ait Christian Science." PAUh STAIHv RKPLtiV. , I'orllnnd, April 2.'). MA MKDFOnn MATT, TIUIUTNR, BIXBYTOllD N VICE PROBE 1.0S ANUKMft, Cut, April 20. Assurvd by 0ear lwlor, Conner special assistant to tho United Staloi httornny genornl, Hint George II, llix by will appear before tliem Munduy, tho members of the grand jury in uwlignting ieo conditions hero reeled today, their inquisition being carried over until, Monday morning. At the wimc time, iiroeesn norvvra nre hcarebiug for additional witnees us the re-Milt of revolutions siiid to linvu been mnde in the jury chamber laic yeMerduy. llixby wlio irt n millionaire banker of Long lteaeb. has decided to aid the grand jury iu any way possible, necording to n signed statement given out by Lnwlcr, who is his per sonal friend. Tho statement refers directly to "efforts from cortniit sources to subject him to blackmail." It explains Ilixby's disappearance by stating thul tho millionaire under stood that the caso of Mrs. Josde Hosenljcrg, nlleged jiroeurcss, in which he wns subpoenncd n n wit ness, wns to have been postponed last Wednesday when it was scheduled. VIEWS ON WHITE SLAVERY (Continued from page 1.) prived of nil wholcsotno amusement or recrcaliou. All work nnd no piny and very ill paid work to boot is ns bad for Jill ns it is for Jack, nnd it makes lifo dull nnd dreary, hot this go on for months or yenrs is it not natural that a girt should bo dis couraged T With discouragement is there not dnngcr that tho discourage ment shall become despair nnd then temptation is easier to meet. Is there not danger in anything which keeps a working vcople men or women constantly distressed f Tnke tho case of a girl who can find no normal outlet for that within her which cries ont tot 'expression; who wants nil of tho normal things n young girl ought to want, nnd yet cannot get tin in. Is is not A fact that uu abnormal menus of expres sion, nt first regarding with shrink ing, may in time becumo less repul sive nnd in the cud be accepted J Iaiw Wages Xot Sole Cnuso. Duo must distinguish between di rect nnd indirect causes. Low wages is not the caiisu iu this in stance. Yet sometimes they nre co incident with conditions which give bad causes n chance to do evil work. Whnt wo want to do is to create conditions, partly by wages nnd part ly by other things, to strengthen then tho environments which let tho forces which lift up have piny and to de stroy the conditions under which the forces which drag down Jmvc play. It does not niter tho facts to say that many girls under1 hard conditions resist tho downward drag. Tint does tho girl hoqor because it shous her character is stronger thnn tho drag. Hut tho drag is there nnd it mny destroy n weaker sister. What wo want to do is to take nwny tho Irng. Employers hero nnd there nre rec ognizing the principle of a minimum wnge for women and men yet, were tho principle of tho minimum wnge to bo extended to universal practical ap plication, how ninny of our boys and girls arc trained in nny class or work to make tho minimum wage plan os sible? Wo must not put our girls untaught out into tho world in the work of self support under condtions which tend to moral overstruiu. Died. W. S. RKKSK Died nt Table Hock April 2.", of cancer of tho slomach. Horn iu Georgia iu 1'cbruiiry, 185(1. Married Alici WhilcVck ty'W'.l. Following her dciith in 1883 he bipvc'd west jiiiiI married Auntf Kinkier. Funeral will bo held Sunday morning under auspices of M. W. A. Jlunal nt Central Point. cut dawn tire bills, United Stales Tire Co. 84 Seventh St. Portland, Ore. iJIDHIumiJ ilPW' MRnKOHt). OHWIOK, SATIMMlAV. AVUIh 2(1, HUH, MISS FAY SEARS Iff 0. G. MURRY TO Mtss Fay Sears, who has been sec retary uf the Med ford Cimiiucreiul club during tho pnvt fuw mouths nnd O. G. Murrny, drdugltlmmi fox tho Pacific t Kithtefii railroad Oo mpnny, will be married tomorrow at F.ugouc. They will make their homo nt Olyiupia Wash., wheiw Mr. Murrny has ac cepted a posdtunt in the stale land of fice, ltoth havo u host of friends in the city who wish them nil future happiness. . n TO VANCOUVKU, Wash., April 20. 11ml Anderson, tho Medtord tight weight boxer, Is tho proud possessor todny of i largo loving cup ot ster ling stiver, lined with gold, given him by bis friends nnd admirers horo. Tho presentation was made In a local theater nnd for once In Hud's Ufa ho was spccchlces. TEST ALASKA COAL FOR USE IN nATTLESHIPS SKATTLK. Wash.. April 2U.-F.ii route to Controller Hay, Alaska, today on the steamer Niikon, is u party ot eight seaiueii in charge- of Passed As sistant Surgeon J. O. Downey, who will bring to tidewnter the eight hun dred tons of coal from tho Cunning ham claim. This coal is to bo tested by tho nnvy department and is tho re sult is satisfactory congress will be asked to let tho navy mine its own coul instead of buying it. Two stcmnhcel stonmbnnts, and scows on which tho coat will bo transported down the river wiil bo taken north today on tho steamer Jennie. Duchess In Serious Condition. LONDON, April 20. Following her recent ocpmlioii for nppendici tis, tho Duchess, of Connaught, wife of the governor general of Canada is iu u serious condition here today. ROYAL Baking Powder is the greatest of modern tjwje helps q perfect cake and biscuit maldng. Maizes home baking pleasant and profitable. It renders the. focfd more digestible and guarantees t safe from alum and all adulterants, Protect Yourself Atk for ORIGINAL GENVIN$ The Foa4 Driak For fi Ages Highly Nutritious, and Convenient tild milk, with majfefl rAifn extract it poWilcrforTp-disblvca in water mora healthful tlmn atnteics. inc uestuiciiorjtnianui, urowinjj winurcii, invalids, and tho A god. It agrees with tho weakest digestion. Ask(or"MRlHX'S"-atHototB, RoataurantB, Fountains Don't travel without t. AIho keen it at homo. A lunch in a mlnuto. In Lundi Tablet form, ulso, rcwly ut cut, Cpnvunicit riutritigim. 1000 Rooms Wanted Jn order to accoinmddttte the pooplo nttondlnR Giq Od Fpllovvs Grand I-oilgo nod Itebckali Aeiiiby to', bo. hold In Bedford May 20-21-22, TJII out printed blank bolow and mall to John A. Perl, Hoc Itoom Committee, not tutor than April 30, In ordor that Hat can bo classified. Wo Will hiyo roouiu available from May 20 to 23 as fe.llpws: Iloonu with bath 3 P.or day ?pr ono nor- eon; ..,.v..lvr doy f.e tvo peraonB. Kooms without bath & ,..por day for ono pprpqn; G1.,.,". ,.P0lf ?W rr two poraons. Street and Nuuuiber .. Name . IK') .4.11. -."mi ii'i1." '). i. HI IWIWIM PAVING PLANT m REACH ioMsU'NOAY Tho paving plant of Ihe Chuk & Hcnery CoiiitiiU'lloii company mIiIcIi Is to bo used in mlng tho lli'iir crock bridge nnd on other work un der contract in the oily, has been shipped from Stockton. Cab, mid Will arrive hero Sunday or Monday. Woik will ho under wav by Mny l The Hear creek bridge will bo comphttcd by Mny 1' f, , .f JEW TO. . BE SENT PHILIPPINES WAHUINOTON. April 20.- New York democrats todny uro urging the appointment of Perry llulmout as governor general of thn Philippines and It Is known that Hvlmout deklres tho appointment. Mrs. Ilelmout, for merly Mrs. W. I. VunilerbUt. wants her husband iintnod ambnHsador to France. MARTIN TO BE COLONEL OF THIRD OREGON N. 0. WASHINGTON, April 20. If there nre no inhibitions against his detail contained in the laws of Ore gon, Major C. H. Martin of Ihe gen eral stuff of the a nny, now stationed of tho war college in Washington has todny nunounccd hid willingness to ncrept tho cojonulcy of Ihe Third Regiment, Oregon National Guard. Major Martin, who for some timo was stationed tit Vancouver Ilarrauks, nnd is well known in Portland, wns offered the command through Adju tant General Fiurer of tho Oregon National Guard. I . , , .u fc-1 JOHN MAOKEY. TURFMAN DEAD AT HAQGIN'S HOME New YOU Id April 20.- -John Mnckey, veteran tnrfinaii nnd breed er of Sacrnmcnto, Oil., and New York is dead hero today nt the homo of James 11. Haggin, the noted Hhcci bead Hay horseowper. Mackey wns Haggin's udviHcr for forty yonrw. Jlo moved hero fmip Sacramento in UH0- -..... -.'. . :' .: -..'.i j- ...-.i tea cofFec. UbocI jn training 4lHJ"l.Ol.'i)'. . r I, I"I'I'."4'4M4,JI,13'H'T.I1 PERRY Merc every vluic in the friwun norili-r-in the fuver riilclen hwuiuw of ! 1Hch Uioy.lofik to me for aid. ' ' l' ,t ' To the invalid, ihe convalescent, tlw VUI. the infirm, I tfive real helpful service. A little of inc woes a Unir wny. . S ' "i w V, II ,....1 ..I.I V vt II Vl1", I'liiv turn W. J. Vnn Bolmyvcr & Oo., Ooticral AKont, rortluml. i t' t - Hltiiatcd In itin Hub or thn Principal Theater ami Shopping HUtrlct llccently ItcilccoriUcd nml itcrurnMicl Throughout, uiiil llctter IJipilppcil Today than liver llefoto KuroiHnu I'lau ItiHimi without Imtli, 9t.)( per day anil lip Itooiiw with InUIi, '-!.( per d.iy ami up (1, J, KCIMi.'.Ni .MHlingcr. X. K. CliAltllli. A-t. 5tgr. SvlviXWIi)RiXWX WIZARD FERTILIZER MM)UI.WS, taSTlNtl, Hold only Iu 2b lb. while ; mtton bug", 1 1 76. S Hi. cur- ij) tou, U5c. I'no Only Om-nmrlli the t'ul s .. ..... .... .. I 'or ornhnrd. Kardon. floliln. 3 to & lb. (or (nil bearing orchard treo. S tin; (or acre of nlialtn. ,:, IteMiilt InntliiK Into the third year. '; One bug will take cam of 30x10 or t!Q0 (et of lawn fur oip) yunf. $ What can bo rontnlnml un u plant Quo tublo upoou full (or u bill ask roit ituoKi.trr. irs t'ltiii: !! THE RUSS MILL (i I,. It IIHOWN. I'rop. i7 S'isl2ii?6iiJft,iV(yukiWtU,iiui'juwi:y'fittVit,fitd LIGHT Onlv n.")00 lbs. 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