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Show Saturday, July 27, 1907. THE gang-plank- whole world ransacked for its arenic wonders the 200 AxtUU Of Thl. Great Show Imported From Europe And Asia From England I The Marveknu Clark, onian. the World' Must Celebrated Aneluta. From Japan. The Wonderful Kamold Troupe of Equilibrists. From Belgium t Marguerite ft Hanley, Thrilling Athletic Wonders. From Brasil i The Largard Troupe. From South Africa! The Borsinia' Troupe of Globe Balancers. From Berlin .The Kaufman Girls, Pro, - Horse, Hu Wife and Family. From France .Alexander Patty, the Van Who Walks on hu Head bice others walk on their fert. Mamello-ManFrom Hungary! The Troupe, who play Musical Instruments Acrobatic in Apparently Impossible From'ltaiy t The Bedini Family of Five Famous Riders, with their Wonderful Riding Dog, Euro. From Ferslat The Great Mirxa --Golems, the Shah's own personal Acrobatic Court Entertainers. From Spain. The Splendid Toreadors. The Distinguished From Sweden ut Noetiel Family. From England! truer Bicyclists of the World. Artists. Performers, Producers of Novelties from everywhere on the Pace of the Globe, including the I Star Performers of America. Among them the Great Belford Family of Acrobata, Anel Smiths, The Milettes, Daring Shaws, Horton ft Linden, The Mamo Brothers, and Whole Troupe of Native and Foreign Artiste in all 37 Performers together forming the Most Wonderful, Diversified, and Pleasing Show the World has ever seen. The Hollaway Troupe of High Wire Wonders. From Australia! The Famous Flying Jordans, Ten in Number. KVUT ms From Abroad MOfUtflNO It O'CLOCK Richest, Langest, Sired Farads, LVU RUN ON tAATtf item tetei k im Admission AT irU tickets and numbered reserved seats will be on sale at Riter Bros Drug Store at exactly the same price in the regular ticket wagons on the show grounds. show day charged PERFORMANCE AFTERNOON STEAMER ELDER REACHES ASTORIA. All Night Long Eager Throng Awaited Arrival of Colum-- hia Passengers. July 24. All throng await- Astoria, Oregon, night long an eager ed on the docks for the steamer the arrival of George W. Elder, on board many of the survivors of the Columbia, which was sunk in a collision with the steam schooner San Pedro near Shelter Cove, Cal., early Sunday morning. Hundreds of people, relatives and friends of the survivors, came from Portland and various towns in Ore-So-n and Washington to greet tbeir loved ones. Patiently they "waited on the docks ' throughout be night, huddled in groups, their faces illumined with happi-Bes- s and chatting happily on the bunion of the morrow. The scene, however, was not without its sorrow. Here and there an expectant wife, a loving father, a brother or a sister hop-- 8 against hope, sail huddled and disconsolate. They were waiting for nev3 of the missing, perhaps f the dead. It was the presence of the bereaved that held the throngs in check and here and er some man or woman more thoughtful of the rest, endeavor-t- o console those poor folk hose eyes scanAed the sea so 'ously for a glimpse of, the hich had ill-fat- Elder. At . . . last he look-ou- t at Ham-,t&on- d Astoria telephoned in to that the Elder was off the bar at 4:45 o'clock another mes- - ONLY most inside. A great cheer greeted the news and the watchers began pacing up and down the pier, nervously scanning the harbor to catch a glimpse of the steamer When at last the Elder finally, was discerned in the glow of the early morning there was cheer after cheer. Hundreds of people from all parts of ithe city were added to the expectant crowds Long before the Elder was within earshot people on the docks began a fusilade of questions, hut it was useless.' Iti was not long, however, be fore people on the dock recognized or thought (they could recognize their loved ones and the ex citement grew more tense and demonstrative. The scene on the Elder was perhaps even more animated, Crowds, of eager people were gathered on the decks and a long row of happy faces shown over the rail. Hats were waved an-the cheers of the rescued mingled with the watehers on shore Shouts of greeting went back and forth as the Elder came up to her dock, and cries of "now are yout and "Are you al right! were punctuated now anc then with the cry of a mother or father appealing for news of a loved one. There were pitiful scenes when it) was learned that ithe Elder had picked up none of the Columbias lifeboats or rafts. All hope ha departed for some and they slipped away from the merry-maketo hide their sorrow as best they might. It was only too true the Elder had not sighted any of (the missing rafts or boats and hac picked up pone of the victims after leaving Eureka. As the gang-plan- k of the Elder was swung out thp dock there c rs , 0' 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 0 of little lace frills to outline other trimmings is a very opular and pretty wrinkle'' in trimming all sorts of gowns of The use ' ilmy material. i UNCERTAINTY. 0 Lace Frills Handmade White Gowns. Novel Gloves Linen Pincushions. IS THE LAW IN HUMAN AFFAIRS 0 1 . If the suitor were CERTAIN of the success of his cause, X COURTSHIP WOULD BE A DULL AFFAIR.IT If it were always CERTAIN that a given result would follow a given cause, human affairs would lack ZEST1 t Happily, CERTAINTY is only a word while UNCER TAINTY is a LAW a condition leavening all human effort. That you will reach your appointed destination on your next street-ca- r ride is not a CERTAINTY. It is probable O it is likely; but the chance is always there that something will prevent. That a certain sort of advertisement of a store will produce a logival and expected result is not always CER- Q TAIN. It is probable, and likely. But some combination O ..0 of circumstances may intervene to prevent the complete result hoped for. O The "Element of Chance which entera into newspaper advertising is a small one, it is true; but it is there, as it is everywhere else in life; and those who "LOOK FOR CERTAINTY will fail, sometimes, to find it. THE MERCHANT WHO ADVERTISES IN A NEWSPAPER KNOWS THAT THE "LAW OF UNCERTAINTY OPERATES IN HIS O FAVOR NINETY AND NINE TIMES WHERE IT PENALIZES HIM ONCE , If cost is no object, theTe is nothing more satisfactory for a landsome girlish frock than fine jatiste ' or handkerchief linen - 0 0 made and embroidered by hand, the tucks all hand run, the hand worked, the Valenciennes insertions whipped in with the needlei Something new in gloveo is inThe long vented every day. afford engths great scope for ' One exclusive house originality. is showing gloves of sixteen button length with suede hands and arm parts of silk. Lovely summer hats can he made entirely of worn lace after it has been side or accordion plaited. White lingerie gowns with border designs worked in delicate 0 0 0 0 0 0 em-roide- ry 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 f 0 , 0 0 sulted in his becoming possessor of a bag of gold and silver. Moorhead was on a fishing trip. Before noon time he had stepped in a hole and sprained an ankle, upset a canoe and nearly drown ed. With no fish, he was making a short cut for home. It led him through grounds where a cottage was burned four jyears ago Briars hid the path and the cellar excavation. He 6tumhlI in to the cellar and got up to vow that he would never go fishing again. Then he saw a silver sugar howl nearby. Investigation disclosed more silver, including big and little pieces and in a crevice was a black box. It contained watches and many rings, some of them set with diamonds. The goods found by Moorehead are valued at from $2,500 to $3,000, and are supposed to have been hidden by thieves. FATAL MISTAKE. . Myrtle Rose Cook, the fo u daughter of Air. and Airs Frank AI. Cook of fogden, feeling ilirsty after a protracted play rear-ol- d spell, sought the house for some tvi't beer with which to quench thirst, and by mistake go hold of a bottle containing hyd h-- r .vchlcric acid, from which she drank, and died in great' agony. , RIGHT BREATHING CURES - CATARRH. Simple Way to Kill' Catarrha Germs in Nose, Throat And Lungs. The only natural and common sense method known for the cure of catarrhal troubles is It is' breathed through an ingen ious packet inhaler, so that its medicated airjeaches the most re of the nose, throa' mote and lungs, kiling all catarrha soothing the irritatet germs, mucous membrane, and restoring a healthy condition. goes right to the spo where the catarrhal germs are present in the nose, throat anc lungs and destroys the gems so that perfect health is soon te . . . stored.' outfit k complete with inhaler costa bat $1.00 and is ily-o-m- ei air-cel- ls Hy-o-m- ei ::::::::: 0 SQQOQQuOwSQQQOOOOOuOQQQQ JOB PRINTING AT THIS OFFICE Princess Jumper Gown 5643 are becoming more prominent among the exclusive, exhibitions of spring and summer are also those in colored linens and batistes, with white embroidered borders. Linen pincushions for summer use will be greater favorites this year than they were last, for they are made in such pracitcal hut artistic designs that they will he equally serviceable on an elaborately appointed dressing table and on a plain bureau. Another advantage these cushions have over the ordinary silk and satin varieties is ithat they may he washed when soiled and after a rubbing will look just as fresh as when new. The charming gown in the picture is of natural colored and green checked pongee fashioned in the princess jumper style. The skirt is trimmed with bias folds of the material piped with green. The waist is (trimmed with apJUDIC CHOLLET. plique. colore cos-tumes,- as , i loves to play base ball can own a of his Ball, Bat and Cap , own without its costing him wbo Cvery boy if,' any money. All he has to do is to get his father or some other boys father to pay for THE JOURNAL to Jan. 1st, 1908, if he is a subscriber, butjif he is not, to subscribe and'pay for THE JOURNAL, to Jan. 1st, 1908, and he gets the Ball, Bat, and Cap free. A v "I am so delighted with what Chamberlains Salve has done for me that I feel hound to write and tell you so, says Mrs. Robert Mytton, 457 John St., Hamilton, Ontario." "My little daughter had a burn on her knee. I applied Chamberlains Salve and it healThis salve allays ed beautifully. the pain of a burn almost istnant-lIt is for sale by. All c Dealers. -- ;; y. Abraham Lincoln . i was a man who, against all odds, attained the highest honor1 a man could get in the United States. Ballards Horehound Syrup has attained a place, never equalled by any other like remedy. It is a sure curs for Coasts, ColdsJJron-chiti- s, Influenza and allPulmorary fld by- Cyrus E. Napper under diseases. Every mother should guarantee to refund the money keep supplied with this wonderunless the remedy gives eatisfac- ful cough medicine. Sold by Riter - iuau 1 - u ... uqjLc! , Publishing Company Hy-o-m- , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 New York, July 24. The misfortunes of Frank II. Moorehead of Fairfield, N. J., yesterday, re- Circus Artists Them Imported Jha 000000000000000000000000 THE FASHION WORLD - Riders tie Bedinis and Daisy Hodgini Clowns tie Worlds Fanny Men 200 .- PAGE THREE A FISHERMANS LU(JK. 60 Acrobats and The 12 l60 Aerialisfs and the 10 Flying Jordans Mirza-Gole- JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. Y the vessel, hut Capt. Jessen, reluctant as he was tT restrain the union of his passengers and friends and relatives on shqre, was obliged to maintain discipline. When all was ready the survivors were permitted to go ashore, some to stay in Astoria and others to go to Portland by train and some.to remain on shore for a few hours before the Elder proceeded (to Portland. It was a curious crowd that thronged down the Attired in all sorts of misfit garments the passengers presented an odd appearance. There were some who had fitted out, in Eureka, but it was not difficult) to recognize the survivors of the Columbia disaster. The scene of the dock is almost beyond words. Every possible demonstration of joy was unpent and the hugging and kissing continued for many minutes. Some few were overcome by the excitement of the meeting and some women fainted but were 60on revived. Some of the rescued were carried off by their friends and those among ithe rescued who were not greeted by friends were taken care of and made welcome by the good people of Astoria. Flowers were distributed and hot coffee and other good things were there for those who needed them. Logan, Wednesday Aug. 7th afternoon performance only Human TRI-WEEKL- " Ufctt |
