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AMBITIOUS TO
LEARN?udIO
NIGH I CLA3S
Want t<> loirn cooking. or mlllln
try. or wwlng?
Or Srt t. . it ?
Or lYem-h. Herman, Spanish. al
is e bra. geometry T
Or rlilcii, history, electricity,
chomlMry ? „
Or mechanical drawl* wood
tin muK, metal work.'
Or nookkeeiuiiK. liixwrHlin or
shorthand"
Or, If you are it foreigner. do yott
want to Irani to apeak Kngllsh, ami
to read and write It?
Tonljrbl'a the nittlu to start l'he
liroatlway night I and grammar
school begins a new term tonight
will t>e form ml for tupc
*<ademlc work or manual
training or domestic science .
All you have to do is to ntf n
•to tli.- h'ch mil ">1 building .uul
register tonight The new teiui
will be for three months
There were 1.800 student* in the
tail claaev The old students may
poiHinuo their studies
No tuition fees are charged
GRAFT PIGSKIN ON
SHOULDER OF MAN
MJOOI.KTOWN, Ohio. .Lan 1—
Three muurp feet of pigskin were
grafted on the chest unit ristit
shoulder of Clyde Klc h. so. iu a"
effort to save hi* life.
Rich was severely burned by elec
tricity In an explosion In New York
Cty ftwr month* :nlie ha* •* t»
In a tiuui<>< r .if (!<•», tal* .md lu*
recovery ha* been de.-lared Impos
aib'e several time*.
SAN FRANCISCO Frank Tori
)«nu. a Japanese clerk at the
Alhcus hotel her-, was beaten Into
unconsciousness «*arlv today, bound
atxl gagged. and robbed of $22.
Saturday's Specials at the
Pike, Pike Place and First Av.
, — Corner Public Market
LRXHett -SS# —I'h.ur.— ■»ll*rS »4S
Maine's Cash Stores
■
Stalls I* 10. 24 2j. :( Ballard Htors. !(!« Ballard Av*
Pike Str> 't Kirranf Opposite Krye » Market
Saturday's Specials Only
. *r "SUGAR TODAT "•*
»e ID I . Cfl. 1 Babbitt's Cl'«n»r
[ Ctiotaa Whaat psr I S
•*# ' POTATO SPECIAL
** 4 ' ' < il>«. f'»r I '10l la
quart «• a; 7 A*
ttoa nu-b-.n Taa per 151
2 CHEESE SPECIAL;,, M ' r . .. .
rssrls of w> .* l#r H <»" b. Pk« «r
•« If li. ~ |v,.u,
Cho|.-e Salmon t*-r • »»*» tb. .. IBe
■■as . - . r
Choice Lg|i mtn Ttuur
■■Ml irerA. ' " 25( tn km.. m h. iui
50c Brt.'jii 'f» "h w>r I>rr IMhfry Inrlu^r^
■ iPike Place Public Market
81b, n " 41c
M w * Are Nsver Out
Sack Fine ■■ ■ ■ ■ The rsie «v«rjr day In
Graoul.it. (1 ml ■ ill '' « l"» •' wiiole
■ ■■ I ■ ■■ ft s the same sugar
Standard k W Why do
VVhtitt yf"i psy II 00 f'-r 1.1
pounds and loss 2a cents.
Eastern Oysters :tne i»U»t Hoston Klsh r n M
I Whll«- Clover Butter, .Hie lh <'..tt»Ke Che»se. iae lb Matlis 111
tae 4
lowa ilam an.l lowa- Dried Beef, marhlne sll< »<l aOe ll> Jn.ot.l~ so
IJlricc (irap. Krull 2 for IKr; rhextnuts liW- 11. Apostolo HL't
sw<- t I'otato.-. :i n taet a< nc. I.i» i 2 ii. • ar.e 1...10..11 r, 11
1-1..1101.1 r.in lloy-il Muk I nic !• I- ■ .'tie llrrl.n, lb 11
Best llolstcln Bnii.-r Me 11. . lowa Hotter Me It, K ri- ■ - I
Two lie loavsa for i»e Haw styi* iuk. Ktop P|u j
Best MraWat low prires LeXlnffWf Market- 2no
Tottatfo Cheese, 2 lt>s ,-
A. R. NELSON
Stall 76. Down Stairs
, ——[Sanitary Public Marker j —4
Fcunklin Market Kelley & Stevens
Stall 24 Stall jn Huecessors to Mrs Ksn'llK
Sanitary Msrke. taa ., M
Ka*f"rn fltiron, lb IHr Will ln<ltvMu rhlrkrn I
l>\»* in nfldltltrn tn the unual
Salt Pork, lb 12Vir Hftturdfty inonu.
Shoulder of lamb, lb . He „ f f! K y Cakes, Pies
' Holla. #f* Oom* In and »»#•
Club » i'IXX. ii' Si. Tn tZrAty 1 '"
o —~
Baron It. 17,. Wtilti- Clover Hultor It, ar„.
Hh'.'iMer flam, 1b... Kull Creafn fber».- iy, -iOi
ha"ll Q "te H'anr-y Kasterri Kkrs it,,/,
Yukon Meat Co. E. CC. Knaftr
Stalls :io-:i2-»4 aiall 41 Sanltaer Market
free Delivery "y-ro.-rly „t Klkn I'la, ,- Market
r--- m = g-
rip*-, lul for Haturday HMITIf M riKNITINF: KNUMHII
PORK PIES, 3 FOR 25 CENTS
Wo still have a few of our ruinous Plum Puddlnas
*<«ll 11*™Uiifr Klf»or.
Osa'ar und Adolf Cheerfully L?nd Each Othef's Umbrellas
THIS DISCOVERER OF CURE
FOR TUBERCULOSIS WANTS
TO GIVE SECRET TO WORLD
BV FRED L BOALT
I>r Martin Datnouretle. the Heat !
' lie scientist who claims he. and
not I>r Frederick K"ran* Friedman,
of llorlln. Is the real dlscoverar ■<!!
the turtle scruui for the cure «f
tubercuh'sla. Is phy»l.-.illy. a small
but active man of t»3. whose brain
I travels faster than his tonirue —
| when he talks Knttll'th.
His brow is wide and hli'h his
eye* piercing. and his Jiablts of
speech and seslure Indicate tre
mendous nervous energy.
It Is not," said Or Itamourette,
"that I tare for the money Or.
Friedman says he Is afraid hi*
secret will esca|>e Well, I want
uiy sei-ret to escape I want the
world to bare It I want only the
honor. Fbr I am the true discov
erer of the lurtle serum
' h\>r sii years I haw> been ma
kliu: the serum of the turtle I
cured myself and hundreds of
others I experimented I made
•erums from rabbits, eats. dolts .lon
keys. I even made a serum from
an eaKle because 1 thouftht, the
eagle beltiK so strong. su l.ealthy
I might find In an eagle serum the
cure I sought.'
And every time I failed Then
I thought of turtles They lie lon*
hundreds of year* Thev must be
healthy they must hat<• g.*»J blood
It *aa ihs cure'"
Wrttn (»#*•*(•
II- showed me a tltly vial of the
serum It Is |«ale yellow l«h In color
There Is,' he said "or there
ought to he • pint of the *erutn In
(he hMk In Chlcajto. along with
dnram< ■t> sud proofs. It Is held
bv |»ii r.a»kera who were to fl
nance ■ sanitarium which I ho|*-d
(o build in the stain of Oaxaca,
Wexc hot I t»4 to aban
don. tetnisirarlly. In-eauae. a* I was
a supporter of l>is« my life was
not s.i'e after tha revolution. I
kavs wrl'tea to th« iiaaksrs for >he
serum and the proofs
I do so tw» bow Mr Frlcl
man Rot hold .4 my ses ret I noly
know that It la not l!kel> thai two
man » mid think of the nam • thins:
and that I firs' made and used the
*' rum six years ago »bile Or
Friedman aaya made his disco*
•ry two ysara ago The ctreuto
arc suspicious
I shall nev#r res* until I have
compelled tha scientific world to
.irknowledge that I aud not Or
Friedman, am th> true discoverer
of the turtle aarnin
Meanwhile. I shall make more of
the serum Italy a little Is neces
sary . a pin' would l>e mora liau an
shundaiira
Or liaaiourctte Is known to dox
ena of hualeeaa and professional
MS In Heat e a id Maska, snd has
•■e tor i tie liaat M > ear I
lla nam -s »« many peopla In
many of ihem of prom
inence. whom ha claims tn have
' ur»v| tha'. If ka Is bluffing h -
bluff ran In easily called
HERE, LADIES! WHY
NOT CARRY TIME
ON YOUR SLIPPER?
aBW youk Jan I.—WaUiaa
carried In brar<-lets rard cases and
parasol handles are no lonfter a
novelty. bi»t a new rt-stlni; plaee
for a tlmeplere has been found In
the buckle of milady's sllpi>er
Mrs t'harles Augustine Robin
son believes she srtll be the flrsi
to Introduce the fashion here
When she Is at a party, and wlshex
to know If the hour has arrived
for which she has ordered her suto
mobile, sh* has only to advance
tf.r« r.kltt foot Jiiat a II111 <• irlani.
downward and her slipper telln
her.
NEED MORE TIME
IN DARROW CASE
M»H ANUKI.KM. Jan 2 -Wh«-n
the ca«e of Clarence Darpow. labor
attorney, charged with bribing a
Juror In the recent trial of the Mr
Samara bltother*, la callod ne>t
Monday, It will be continued until
Jan 20, according to adinlimlnn to
day by counalel f r , r both aldea
NVlth'T Itorrow noi tin- Vale la
il'iidy to prftced on the scheduled
date.
IGNORANCE OF M'DUFF.
CUT
McDuff I'liwut kind uv a hurae
la a cohb? Q
Medium inf wan thai'* been
raised Intolrely on corn, ye Iftnor
yu, Q
THE *TAK -FRIDAY. JANUARY ©1913
SICKELS* MANAGER
WILL GET REWARD
Porrj Thomiia, i>»ll(k< al niMiuiecr
for Will K HlokclN. who succeeda
hi* futiior, D K Mil kela, u* l onniy
clerk. will get In* plum
Ile a to be chief deputy, the |>r- «
nit Incumbent, J A Hlmciirditaon.
being retired to aono> minor poal
Mon 0 K Hlckela will he rhl.f
ll>mh«i«i clerk unit*r th<*« nrw ar
rtuiK><inriii. Tbe clerk * office, ic
cording to Hlckela' edict on the ditjr
lifter elc< tloti will l>e the onl> on*
that wtll tx- utrlrtly partisan In up
polntmenta Hli krl* h n 111 k declared
that 'the derk'a off Ir% la a lepuo
ll< all part) office "
KVKHKTT. TMIIKK mirvlvor* of
the battle of Oettrborß IV K.
Hem-ham, 8. \V Hubbard and U (l
Auntln rimy Join the r< Iwbrutlon
h.tld ne»t anmmer on the hurtle-
Mold
Open Saturday Evening* to 10.
BOSTON SAMPIf SMOt SHOP C°;
SECOND AVE. AT PIKE OVER SWIFTS.
dicott - JaftlMOß
■ Top 9oat>
| y> '
Calf Shoe* for
wentWer
MiAI PRICES CUI AGAIN FOR SATURDAY
The Middlemen Eliminated at
FRYE * CO.'S MARKETS
Tomorrow I Saturday) the following hi* *| < rial* will offered
ai our market*:
>MH«I Clwk fA. Choice Loin of 4#.
. liuUH lUB Pork Road' IDC
Nic« L «M lA. Cholca Shouldar of 4 Al.
•auaag* IWV Pork Hoaat .... I&?6
Choice Pot 11, 4 Cane of Ca*ca4« AC.
Mart 116 Mllh Z3C
The above price* will prevail at tha foliowtnic market*
lit lai'lt M IIIIKT. »rri»4 U 4 I'tke.
«l trill. *tIKi:T, <ifrld»tal •».! ta.lrr Mar.
W K«Tt. AH K. Hftr »'«>. Wfill.k. aarf riae.
»>tfHH *»:*T «•>. Ihlrtf all Jlfltrinn
I'KOriri HdlKI T. Ureteral to. an.t -erl»«.
(11l I Mill HAI4HKT. KM llailarrl \>ea»e
Ol H MfITTIIi "from »r< lctr a hoiiaa lo r-iniumer "
(IOVI.HNMKST INKI*ECT*t> MEAT Look for the f N purple
• tamp li alanlflee purity and quality ako»a <>pe> anil iijo P m
CLEARANCE SAjLi BANKRUPT STOCKS
SALE I Complete Clearance of all Remnants and Odd Lots from the stocks of Peerless Clothing SALE
OPENS* J Co., Pacific Coast Clothing Co., lacoma Clothing Co., Heineman, Fogel, Kauffman and many OPENS
CI /V 1 others. High Grade Men's Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings, etc. A few sample prices from /% H/|
„ * * 1 hundreds of others equally as cheap. " r\m IVI«
Saturday |. SE£ TH£ WINDQWS DA|LY FQR BARGAINS-A Few Sample Prices, Etc. Saturday
1301 Ist ABANKRUPT SALES CO 1301 Ist Av.
$2.00 Men's Stiff and Soft Worsted Suits, reg- (a AQ $2.00 Men's Dress Pants, $3.50 Mens Dress Shoes
Hats—AM osizes and col- u | ar va l ueg $10.00 and # a uo worsted and cassimeß. ScUv — Gun i "etal and patent.
89C $11.00. Claarancc p„c- L Cl.-ar.nc. price Qj $1,g9
$2 00 Men's Wool Sweat- Men's Rubber Slip-ons. Qft AA $2.50 Peg-Top Corduroy AA $ 1i75 B oys' Wool Union
ct Coats—All si/w 00* regular $8.50 values. $ #>00 Pants, o all sizes. Clearance 0 | iVJ Suits—Clearjfttce C 0«
Clearance price . ...UUv Clearance price | price' UJb
$20° Men's All-Wool Uncalled-for Tailor-Made Aj jm QA $3.50 Boys' Knickerbock- AA $1 00 lien's Outing Night
clearance price~.4. 69C n""' I 1 «r SuiU. all ai«ea. Clear. d| .05 Shins-Clearance 00^
tJL—mmmmmm- *30.00. Clearance price . | | ance price |
75c and 85c Men's Dress «6 nn Mp.iV Hicrh-Too
Shirts—Clearance Iflp $15.00 Men's Worsted MAA $20.00 Men's Overcoats. AA Shoes— Clearance <f9 00
pru^_Suits, all sizes. Clearance Clearance wXaOU P* o * *pJiJJ
$(K) L allies' S hoe s n. $1.50 Men's Silk°and Wool
p"-"™' 89c UNCALLED-FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS SACRIFICED SZTST?? 39c
DOROTHY, PRIZE BABY, WINS
BLUE RIBBON AT FAIR JUST
LIKE PIGGIES AND CALVES
WEIGHT
HEIGHT «&3n
CHEST 21 itt
HEAD zo in
v ——
All theories of diet are upset by
Ilorothy Klusmeyer. a l>e» Molne*
DOIiOTHY KI.t'HMKYKK. THK
I'RIZK BABY.
Blrl. awarded flrwt prlte a» the moat
I>erfect baby In the biR baby health
r«n(«>*t Just cloned at the lowa state
fair
I'laln cow's milk when she was
a tiny babe and later nn'st any
thins to fat ban l>»«n tbr diet of
thla IVfc-yearold Baby Venus
Hut she proved one big point for
which the lowa women physicians
bark of the ifjAti-at have eon
tending and that la that fresh air
la highly tieneflclal to babies When
she waa little she touk her dally
nap outdoort She alwn>> slept
with the w;rd<>»s n|ieu. eteri in the
coldest wi ath«-r.
Dorothy'* mother la a trained
Jinrie
"I haw never follow id any par
tlrtilar rule wlHi -he l«si> Hie
t..ivc I have studied her and fmind
on I what imnii to agree with her
When she wan little I gnve her her
bottle r> it'ilarly two or three hourx
• iMirt When she was ai*>ut if.
montha old she had one 1 ttli a
day I have been rirefol never to
burden her with two maay < lothi>i
even In told weather."
The baby con»> st originated with
Mr a. Mary T Watt. Audubon.
lowa who vltdted the atate fair and
*afc t.he blue rlbhona Riven the
price pigs and calve*.
Hhe thought, "Why not babies*'
NOW CLOTHESLINE
WITHOUT ANY PINS
The "plnleaa ciotheallnp" will
a«wn be manufactured hero, ao
i nrillr.it to K. J lii'hlrrMi'h. 21 IN
Arrh at., We»t Seattle, who I* a
dentlat. and ha» office* In the Km
plr«> htilldlnii.
Rchterna< h received letter* pat
«>nt fur hla Invention Thursday. Hit
i lotheallne |« of Kalvanlzed wire
I'onalrurtlfm. which provide* an
automatic manner of boldltiK the
• lothea faat.
RIVERS AND WHITE
MAY MEET IN MEMPHIS
CIIICAOO, Jan J. It lookw today
iih If Memphis Ik to K*t the acb«><l
uled bout be I ween Joe River* of
Txm Angi-len and lurk White of Chi
cat-)' It In fiitij (hat tin- T'-i.ii' -im «
<11v ban made the hiKhegt bid for
the bout. The men probably will
inert before the Southern Athb'tlr
elub, February 22
>4§*3Go East
/ I by ■wmy of tbe
SfcColumbia River
Two Huadr«4 nil* darlltkl ri4»
y W Tlio of may Mcruic Trip ia Amtmim
S and (hruu|h
I Bull Ijikc nnd Dfnvrr
Jf [wl(ho»( additional rtpuM^
Over the
o-w. R. & N.
Oregon Short Line •
and Union Pacific
rj.. Q Stwl rMrhffl
« , ' I Electric Hlork Signal*
9yM©lll H tlodrrn Anirarr'a (iiaatMt D*riwla(
111 If Mlf) lr«vrlin|, iag|«)M al ■Md dt
D nillioa dollars
I Hock Hnllnnlrd, DnillrM and
| Smooth Uuiining Road Bed
m Oil Burning I^ocomotivM
I Eloclfic l.ighted Train#
I Standard Pullman and Tonriat
I Sleeping Carn
I Conrtfous, Obliging Employe*
H Splendid Dining Car Service
Yon Pans Through More Large Cities
than by any other route „
Leave from Oregon-Waahington Station
Fianl i'aHr*|rr Stntiiia ia tW W»mt
a<rir( Frri|kl a»d (Mbl
71 <» Second A venue
I®/ iHHtl*l T,l " Um »aia M 3
)§) J- H. O'NEILL
' DiafVlct FiMMKr Atfaaft
F * R - hawlon
Dlalrirt Freight Afe«t
Word* by Schaifq
Music bv ConJL
U. S. SENATOR DEAD
My »'f »» !.*«•<.l Wlr«.
LITTI-B HOCK, Ark , Jao 3.-.]
The funeral of I' H H'-nator I•-ff<>r«
won Darin of Ari an***, who dIH
auddufily here early today of
pb-xy. probably win !k held Handay]
afternoon. The fur.eral arraox*
in'lit* have not been made.
ASTORIA IIHITISH bark Crowg
of lii'lki, whi' h rolllilej with the in
verelj«le a li* <U; ai<o, may hav« :
to k» Into dry dork for repair*.

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