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-THE OREGON DAILY " JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER I,. 1901
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Salem. Or, Sept. 1. Deputy SherIK
K. P. Mints, yesterday afternoon er-
rwUd H, L. Manning of St. Paul.
eharssd with oickine the oocketa
Rimer King, ftnntr, of ft purss eon
talnlng $ tn CMh. King drew Um
noner from Bush's- Bank and. imme
diately boarded a ear to go to the Clr-
sus. Manning- crowded on the oar be
Ida him, but after traveling- a half
block ellpped onV remarking that
had forgotten hta art (a A faw mlautea
la tar King noted Ala loea and returned,
finding tba deputy oharlaT ahd asking
him to make tba arrest, which ha did.
Manning waa taken to tha sheriffs oStoe
hi tha courthouse and, whlla sitting In
tha office of tha aherilT, grasped as op
nortunltr to Jump from a window.' Tha
distance to tba trround waa about 10
faat; ha fall, spraining an ankle. Dep
uty BbsrMf Mint, who had beau down
town, aaw him maha tha laap and soon
had him la htr poaaaaalon agein. Ha
will hava an saamlnatloa today..
Frealdout W. H. Downing; who baa
baan sick at hla homo In tha Waldo
. hills far mm days, earns down to aea
about tha at to fslr-yvaterday, sriff wni
now remain la Salem until that lnetltu
tioo may hava paaaad for thla roar. In
- speaking about tha proepecU yeeterday.
ha said:
1 7. hava fart a certain blaanaaa along
. with mr nalghbora at the ahort. oropa of
wheat and oats thla year, and I
afraid wa should hava a email attend
ance at the fair, but I am glad to say
that 1 believe tha attendaaoe of Camera
will be much larger than aver. There
re people from my own district la the
eoanty who have not gone to tba fair
far the purpose of camping and ataylng
.the fair out for St years, that will be
there thla year, and I think this condi
tio na holda sjood from ail aver tha
Tha aaeletant superintendent of the
Indian training school at Chamawa has
returned from the Psolno institute.
which mat at Newoort last Week. Tha
banal and others who had accompanied
VTMo there returned ta Chemawn with
eflasTG. Real, tha Inspector of Indian
aahoola, who attended the institute, re
mained there for the present, but will
- return to -Salem and visit tha school at
" Chamawa agaia before her return to tha
. - emat.
" Superintendent potter of ths-school
ta at Albany. CoL, now witn nis onus.
. but will return to Salem about toe mid
. - rile of tha month.
Mr. IV I Cbaicraft, recently appointed
to relievo Mr. . Potter, whose resignation
was accepted by tha department, haa
written that bo will arrive at Chamawa
about tha middle of tha month also, al
though be will not teas' charge as super
intendent until the first of the u
7 .sMiartar. which will be October 1. .
J. J. g warts of Moscow. Idaho, has
gome, to the Indian training school as
farmer to nil tba vaesncr occasioned
by the resignation of B. D. Godwin, who
resigned last February. .,'
Albert Mary, a popU at the United
Statee Indian training school at Chera-
awe, who had been under confinement id
the suardhouas for some days, w
taken out and but to work with tha
. threshera. whence ha made hla escape.
He took refuge with ooms Greeks, who
are working on the railroad near there.
estd U sunis thnf when he left them be
took soma money belonging to one of
the a reeks. ,and they gave chase. He
escaped them, however, and no doubt la
a his way to Unas tills, his homo, - ,
LINN COUNTY PLANS
, TEACHERS' INSTITUTE
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1 Albany, Or, Sept. L Prepararlona
are under way hers for 'the annual
teachers' Institute to be held soma ttma
tha last of October or the drat of No
vember. The exact data cannot rat be
stated owing to the fact that a schedule
will have to be arranged as that the
other count lea engaging tha aamo in
structors will hava their da tea so as to
not conflict.
The eountleo of Marlon, Washington.
Polk, Yamhill and Linn will hava the
aama Instructors, among them County
Superintendent W. O. Hartranft of Se
attle, one of the ablest teachers on the
coast. President B. D. Reesler. and
Prof. C E. Rica of tha Monmouth Nor
mal achool will also be among tha In
structors and lecturers at the Institute,
and tha latter especially will lecturs on
training methods In tha schools.
DOUGLAS TO VOTE
. - ON LOCAL OPTION
' (sau nawM h Th IsmiL)
Koseburg, Or., Sept. I. There la now
practically no doubt bat that local op
tion will be voted on at the November
election In thla county. Petitions are
being circulated Over tha county, and,
though but oss bos so far baaa brought
la. It proved very flattering to tha tem
ps ranes workers. In this ease, which
was at Drain, II voteiw quickly signed
thetr names, making almost It par
cent of the number required la the
county. Reports from other places also
show that the petitions era being lib
erally signed. In (ha Jane election this
county gave local option a majority of
Tie, wh1ch aaowa that tha ehanoaa are
fca fewer of prohibition.
FORM A COMPANY TO
: WCX COAL FIND
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1 Qhiiiml MsBSteh The JearasLV
ttoaefaurg, Orv Sept. 1. Articles Of la
aorporatlon hava beea asnt to tha state
r capital for the Umpqua Coal company.
The tnoorporatora are Albert Abraham,
nana Hildetount and O. W, Dimmish,
who hava deveJeoped the vlrgla coal
Wda near Kellogg. " Who Is the actusi
owner of tha land haa not been decided
by the sflaeleJa of the land onlcs, bat
the three soa mentioned hava Ma4 ar
rangements so that the land goes into
their hands la any ease,
' mtfaal 9MXTU.
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PiAoeburg. Or., Sept. 1. The Umpqua
Xmnroreceent oonrpany la preparing the
porch 1 mpqaa rh-ar for a drive of logo
sct winter. Moat of the obstructions
ha already baaa cleared ao that the
u-ing of aha -hoosaa ta all Chat ra
s ta as goaja. -
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' ffsedsl Maaatcb e the VearoaL)
Vancouver. Wash-. Sept. I. Much eon-
earn la felt about W. M. Bartelle, who
came to Vancouver from Trout dale.
Or., a few daya ago. for the purpose of
looking Into a good location to enter
Into business After arriving, at Van
couver he was heard from but ones, and
up to this morning no trace ean be found
of him whatever Hla wife arrived from
Troutdale yesterday and went to Orch
ards, where aha. haa Intimate friends
and telephoned from that paint to
Troutdale to ascertain if any word bad
been received .from him there. To which
aha received g negative answer.
The last Mrs. - Bartelle heard from
her husband, he said ha would start the
next day to Orchards to visit A. , H.
Young, an old acquaintance and friend
of tha family. Sine then nothing haa
bean, heard from him, although it waa
hla custom to write to hla wife every
other day whan away from homo. It
i one, day last week a. week ago
yeeterday -that ha wrote tha last lat
ter whlofa waa received by- hla wife at
Troutdale.
Hearing nothing farther from him, she
asms to Vancouver to hunt him up, and
went-forth wlLh to Mr. Young1! to learn
that be had sot bean sees at that place.
Ha came here for the purpose of buy
lng the "Railroad hotel In Vancouver.
He was at the hoter to Inspect tha place.
and tha last trace that has been assured
of hla whereabouts, u bt said, waa when
he waa seen to take his dinner at a res
taurant, oy lunch counter on West B
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Ha left there after eating hla dinner.
and no trace haa been had of him atnoe.
It la the fear of hla family that be haa
met with foul play of some kind, while
going to Orchards, or perhaps, to look
at soma other property In tha vicinity
of Vancouver, as it was hla Intention to
purchase a homo In Clarke oounty.
Sheriff Biesecktr hag been notified ami
haa taken up the hunt and It was also
decided last evening by Mrs. Bartelle
Co advertise for her husband by efferlng
a reward -to learn of hia whereabouia.
. Basle ma BttU FtBgyessrsg. ,
Notwithstanding tha general appear''
anoa of slack business In Vancouver and
about tha eourt house - in particular,
tha monthly -report of the oounty auditor
showa as Increase in business as oo ra
pe red with tba aama period last year.
and an- Income for that ofBoa, according
to fees, of only MI Mas than for the
month of July. -
Tha- records of tha auditors office
show that iaa.7.4 feea wars ooliected
during tha month of August as com
pared with for tha month of
July, and fitl.lt that was. collected by
that ofooa during- tha month of August,
ISM. --
Hollowing la Jrlef statement of tha.
instruments recorded by .the auditor last
month: . Marriage -licensee Issued, It;
deeds," 7: patents, - ; mortgagee, St;
Lsatlafaotlona of mortgagee, M; mlaosl-
laneoua doeumenta. It; satis factions of
chattel tflprtgagea, and chattel mort
gagee Died. 7; total -number ox taatru
meatg 41a. 110.
Ja be Be Texas, .
A largo number of Vancouver roat-
dentl are making preparations to go to
tha various hop yards for a few weeks,
whlla several In the vtolnUv of the town
have already started. Those who started
today from Orchards' include a party
made up of J. A. Towle, wife and family.
Frank Campbell, Bamst Campbell, Ida
Campbell and several of their neighbors.
A. J. Stalnaksr also left today for ths
hop yards, but will join another party In
Portland. All these people will go to
one of tha Oregon hop yards.
(Specie mspetes ta Tas Jearaal.
Spokane, Wash., Sept, 1. The ques
tion of tha incorporation of Hillyard as
part of Spokane now soema to rest
with James X. Hilt If thla railroad
magnate gives hla eonsent further ef
forts will be mads by tha Hillyard
board of grade. If ha decides that tha
Idea la not favorable to him. It la prob
able that the matter will he dropped. A
committee has been appointed to draft
plana aod'ldeaa of the tnoorpo ration and
submit them to Mr. HUL
MR. a M. NEVyBRO
ef The Wersleldi fmmpaay of
Betrott, s
In lltl Mr. D. M. Newbro of Butta.
of balr, dandruff and baldness and the
diseases or the hair and acalp gen
erally. - ni oeciaea mat somewnere
In nature there muat be material for
harmless destroyer of the naraaltea
whose Iraraslon of ths scaln means first
dandruff, then faiUag hair, than bald
ness.
Thla Idea was ao flrmlv flvad la his
mind that he associated with himself
famous baotarloloa-lst and tosethar
they set about to Bad out ths needed
destroyer. Finally, after eighteen
months of unceasing laboratory work
and ex perl men tat Ion. they were re
warded by discovering what they
Boue-ht. In brief, they nroduced a
comoound which proved to be a oa-n-
druff germ destroyer. As aoon as they
were aaosned rrom experiments tnat
they had really perfected a solution
that would destroy the dandruff germ,
they submitted samples of It to a
after these physicians bad reported
back to them that tne preparation
waa certainly a sDedne for the dla
ease In question, they set about placing
It on tne market.
At this time, 18ft, Mr. Newbro was
owner of ths Newbro Drug Co., a
Butte, and he was also president of the!
Washoe CODper company, whicn . was
sold out to ths Amalgamated Copper
Co. for several millions of doll ars.
After disposing of the copper concerns.
air. newnro. in ennseauence oi . ina
success of this new preparation, also
sold out his drug business, so as to de
vote his entire time to HerplcMe, which
was the name finally hit upon. Tha
name Is Interesting; Herpes ta tha Latin
or Greek word for "creep," and elde
means death, meaning death to the
creeper, since the dandruff germ, after
once attacking the scalp, gradually
creeps over Its entire surface.
immediately nernieiae waa onereo. it
became a phenomenal bucc'jss. It wad
talked about and prescribed by physi
cian. It was sold by drurjrlfttsi end
fins 11V st wss used by- barbers. The
success of Herpiclde became an endless
chain proposition, sines one bottle sold
two others. AUhoush. the operations
of Mr. Newbro In the wholesale drug
business, copper mining, etc, were more
or less glsantlc,' lt quickly became ap
parent to him that Heroic ide was to be
come a business of national and Inter
national Importance, so ba organised the
Hernlclde Comnanv end moved to De
troit. Mich., where the Herpictde Co. at
present occupies a plant the stse of
men wouia asiomsn sny lonsonaiiet
who does not know how universally
Herpictde la used . throughout tha
country.
ft nas seen a spienaioiy auioi uasu
proa act. .
Usn wm' fast BxsosV
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Baker City, Or Sept. l.As the time
approaohea for. the. southeastern Oregon
convention . of tha State Development
league. It ta more and more evident that
not only the people of Baker City, but
these of the surrounding territory, are
much Interested In the meeting that will
be held here September 1 In the Interest
of the development ef Oregon. Many of
tha local bualhaee men of Baker Cltv
("have already expressed their Intention,
of attending the aesslona of tha con
vention, and It m fully expected that tha
opera- house will ba .filled by euthuel
aatlo delegates from hit aecftons of this
and neighboring oountles, at least one
or two from each of the out-lying "towns
and falr-atged delegations from Sump-
tar, La Orande hnd Union.-
At m meeting of tha Baker City league
last night, the following program waa
arranged which will probably ha ths
order of exerelseo at the convention,
which will .be presided over by Presi
dent B. U. Smith, of tha State league.
Hood river: .-
Music, '
Address of welcome. Mayor Carter.
' Response, President K. I SoUth, of
State league. v
Address, Secretary Tom Slohardsoa,
of State league.
Address, C. A. Johns.
" Address, Mayor McColtoeh, of Sump
tar.
Address, John L. Rand.
, Addreea. N. C. Richards, of Sumptsr.
Address, WL B. MlUer. G. F A. of O.
a n. co...
Musis. -
Address, Cot W. F- Butcher.
Address, Secretary Tom Richardson,
Address, - Isj Grands. ,
Addreea, WUl lam Smith.
Addraaav Hon, T. B, Wlleos, -of Pott
land. .
Address. Hon, J, H. .Altkea, of Hunt
ington. -Address,
Hon. H. M. Cake. Portland.
Addreea, a P. Murphy.
Addreaa. A. L. Craig, O. P. A of O.
Address, Rev. J. R. N. Ball, i
BIG RUSH FOR LAND
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"fSperial IMssetct e The Jomsl.1
Poea telle Idaho. Sepf. l.-Bvory train
that arrives brings a heavy Influx of
persons from practice Hy all walks of
life, sack anxious to -loin, tha lino of
weary waiters that Is la front of. ths
hind office swatting tha opening of tha
reservation lanoa near nare septemoer
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Tha land offloe Is besieged by thou
sands of inoulriea from all parts of tha
country.- Several women arrived yes
terday, but were discouraged by tha
long 11ns of weary waiting faces and
departed', but It la thought they will
return before ths opening;.
T ' OBUBBATB VAVA& BAT.
. fgevtfa! Dtepstea te The Inaissl
Coqullls, Sept. 1. Natal day waa cele
brated yesterday at Marsh fWld by the
various lodges of ths Eastern Star of
thla county. Ths grand matron was
present and g goodly attendaaoe of mem
bers from all parts of tha counts. ' This
la one of the principal events of each
season with this order and there wag no
lack of tlm usual Interest this year,
FAIRBANKS OPENS THE
KANSAS CAMPAIGN
- ' (Jearsel Ssertal oervfae.) v
Marlon, Kan., Sept 1. The Republican
campaign In Kansas . formally opened
here today with a rousing demonstration
which was attended by political organi
sations smd individuals from all sect tone
of the stats,
Tba chief speaker of the day was Sen
star .Fairbanks, Republican candidate
for vice-president, his address being
ths first campaign speech he has deliv
ered since hla notification. Another
speaker of the day was B. W. Hoch, the
Republican Candida ta for governor of
Kansas.
OVA
1 tJearml sects! service.)
Council Bluffs, Is Sept 1. Tha Dem
ocrat le congressional convention of the
Ninth diet riot la being held here today
to name a candidate to oppose Con
gressman Walter X. Smith. Alt Indica
tions point to the nomination of Hamil
ton Wiloox of Grlswold.
OBOBOXA FOFUXJBTS AOTITS.
aeavaal Special Servles.)
Atlanta. Sept' 1. -Tha Populists of
Georgia assembled tn convention hers
today, ths chief purpose of the gathering
being to Indorse ths nomination of
Thomas M. Watson for tha presidency
A state electoral ticket will be selected.
and. If considered advisable, candidates
will be named for the state offlcee to be
filled at ths oomtng election. The re
juvenation of the party la this state
after Jiavtng been Inactive for several
ysara la regarded aa due chiefly to the
personal popularity of Mr. Watson, the
presidential candidate. , .
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IsiT TOR BBTMOOBATS,
Uearaal Sperlsl Servtea.) i
New York, Sept I. In response to tha
call of Chairman Cord Meyer the mem
bers of ths Democratic state committee
want Into conference at ths Hoffman
house thla afternoon to decide upon the
date and place for holding the stats
nominating convention. 1 in all probabil
ity the oommlttea will decide upoa Sara
toga and September 14 as the place and
time for holding the convention. Thla
will ba ana week after the Republicans
hold their on vent on st ths same place.
FINE ST. LOUIS SERVICE.
' by O. B. B
Ot Lswla fair visitors, will be Inter
ested la knowing that- the O. R. A N.
haa Inaugurated a dally through stand
ard sleeping oar eervlos to that city.
passe agera arriving there la tha morn
ing.
September I. I. T, October t. 4, a, tha
O R. A N. will aell to-day return-trta
tickets to St leula for 917. M; ta Chi
cago, 97i.st. Stop-overs allowed going
and returning. Particulars of C. W.
Stinger, city ticket asaal. Third and
iWaahingtosw
Jearssl Special Urrim.)
(seelal tMspsteh ta The fearaat
Oregoa City, Sept. 1. Yeeterday
artloles of Incorporatloa for ft telephone
Una to he operated In ths state of Ore
gon and mors particularly la Clackamas
oounty were filed la the oounty clerk's
oSms by Charles Baker, G. P. Grooa and
Kl S. Kruss. The lids la to be known
as-the West Oregon Telephone company,
and ths main offlce la to be at Willam
ette Falls The. capitalisation is f 1,000,
and shares are to ba aold to tba amount
of a. 000 at U cents sack. The purpose
of ' tha company la to construct and
operate telephone lines, in tha county and
to collect feea for messages and. other
wlaa conduct tba business that may
come to the Una.
- While there Is h Una' ta operation
from Willamette Falls, this Una wlU ns
doubt -be more axtenalva In scope and
will eventually extend Into Yamhill
oounty and the Bounties along the coast.
As these lines will send massages prob
ably a little cheaper that ths estab
Uahed lines. It ta thought that ths enter
prise will be a profitable one, as the ex
pense of putting in auoh ft lino la said
to be very amait
. Ftaed for atUltaff
Thomas Kelland. who was arrested fffl
shooting Chinese pheasants out of sea
son, waa brought bsfors Justice Mif the
Pesos Lavp Sttppnn Thursday night and
pleaded guilty to ths 'charge and was
fined tie, but under the circumstances
It was thought best to, remit half of his
fine, which waa dona. Frank Hdrtcks
swore out tha complaint, but he did not
like to appear agalnat Kelland, who a
a neighbor, and did- everything, in hla
power to hava ths eass dismissed before
the trial. As ths oomplalnt had been
filed the case had to ba continued with
the above fins, Tha fanners In the
oounty ahoot a number of ths birds an
their property every season, and they
do not think that tt is just that they
should be fined for hilling birds that
feed on their farms In thla case the
charge waa preferred by adeputy game
Bep-Fieksra ' Esses Vows.
Now that harvesting about
there la an exodus to tha hopflelda by
tha farmers, and a groat many of the
city dwellers who go to pick hops for
a vacation. ' A number of ths yaraa m
the county have already oommenocd
picking, and by. tha end of thomree.
most of the yards will be picking in
full blast H. J. Ottenhelner, who owns
av-laraa yard near Aurora will oom-
menoe to pick On Saturday. Tba people
leave by wason and train to tne yaraa.
but the favorite way seems to b py
ths boats, which leave Oregon Olty ev
ery morning e row dad to the guards.
Ths ateamera Pomona, Aitona ana
Oregons leave every day from Portland
for op-river points as rar as Balam, and
will ston at any of tha yards. Should
ths pickers wish to go up tha Yamhill
to Dayton and pick in that part ox tne
country, the O. R. fit N. boats Ruth and
Modoo wlU have to be taken at toe
dock at ths aouth and of Main atreet
WUUasa OuAsJafham Vols to Bo.
WUllam Cunningham waa yesterday
brought before Mayor G. B, Dlmtck on
a charge of beings arena ana aisoraeriy.
Cunningham was boisterous, and when
arrested was -asserting is a loud voloe
that ba oould whip any man In Oregon
City, and was snore than anxious for tha
fight He waa arrested by Chief of Po
lice Burns and his journey to tha Jail
waa marked by freouent shoutings to
uasssis by to ooms and ba whipped.
As thla was tha third time that ne has
been brought before ths mayor, he was
fined I&0, and in place of paying ths fine
he waa allowed half an hour to leave
town. He thanked the mayor for hia
clemency and want to Portland, where he
will probably ba passed on, as It la un
derstood that he la on Chief Hunt s "bad
book." On Sunday Cunningham became
drunk and fell In tha Willamette three
times, but was rescued by ths olty offi
cers
Las Daly wss arrested Tuesday night
by Officers Shaw and Noblttt and was
yesterday brought before the mayor and
fined Ift. He was charged with being
drunk and raising a dleturbanoa.
Fish way ecmpleeed.
Contractor KandjLWhe is in charge of I
tba work of building; tba flshway over
the falla. yesterday announced that the
work was completed. About four weeka
havsj been consumed- In thla work, and
the flshway la la ovary way a success.
and ths only thjng that remains is for
tha fish to corns up the river and Jump
over the falls. To cover the rise of over
10 feet . a system of pools hka been
blasted In the rocks. These pools are IT'
In number and rise one above ths other
every three feet In thla way ths fish
can surmount tha fans and go into-ths
Molalla. Yammll and McKenste rivers
to apawn. They will be protected at the
foot of ths flshway by law. which pre
vents fishing within 909 feat of the foot
of the falla
Bis Wife Ban Away -
C. I Mason of Multnomah oounty, haa
commenced action for divorce from his
wlfa Julia A. Mason, whs ha aliases
deserted him In J8, after they had
been married but two yea re. They were
married In Boston. In ISM, snd there la
no laaoe as a result of the marriage.
Ford WO Be Burled Mora.
Frank M. Ford, who was drowned heft
yeeterday while trying to rescue . his
hat from the water whllein an intoxi
cated condition, -will be Vmrtsd here
from the undertaking- parlors of R. I
Hoi man sometime tomorrow morning.
Hs was not a member of any lodge and
the services will be under the auspices
of tba ateamboat men.
Oregon or Hews Bites.
Mlaa May Kelly returned last night
from ths east where she has beea vialt-
Ing with friends for the past two months
and viewing the St Loul fair.
A number of .prominent Republicans
went to Portland last night to hear
Leelle M. Shaw talk,.
A marriage license waa yesterday is
sued to Olive Hardlsty and F. A. Young.
O. A. Harding left yesterday for Wll-
holt Springs, and will return today with
his family, who -have been spending a
vacation at tha watering plans.
There la on exhibition in the Window
of a store in. this olty an excellent
spsdmen of tha Golden Band Illy that
waa raised by Mrs. J. J. Cook. This
Illy baa. blossoms m- ft and glvea
forth a very fragrant odor. It was
raised from ft bulb that produced to
blossoma last year, ' Thla- ta a record-
breaking Illy for thla city, as the one
that was considered the champion a
w years ago had but IT blossoms.
Ths Wll halm Tell bouse baa
sold by the proprietor, A. H. Orlesseo,
to J. N. Woods of Kugens. for ll.OOO.
Just the lodging part of tha house has
been sold, as A. H. Oriessea retains the
ground floor, where he has a saloon. At
one tlms thla building was one of ths
principal places In ths north weet, tt be
ing tne ospiim ouiiaing tot tne pro-
-wsjialoDsi fernmsnt is.
tbs early days
v
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1
' asgsta aaasBww
Reid
shoe manufacturers
9 and 1 r Noi" Firet Street - o ; Portland, Oregon
when Oregon comprised ail ths territory
la tha northwest
The funeral . of Ray Hall, the 14-montbs-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Halt waa held from the residence of
Mrs. H. C Cannae thia.aftemooo al
l:t0 O'clock, tha Rev, B. S. Bollinger of
ficiating. The little child had been tU
with pa reive la for several- months.
NATION'S EXHIBIT
AT BIC CENTENNIAL
BUtBOTOB BOOOX WtXs JOTOBBT
M WAearjJrOTOB ABB ST. bOVBI
to SButoT inuf m bboboba;
HIM tmSIIBSI SATIOB- OF BX-
tM rector of Exhibits Dosch of tha 190S
fair will leave In a few daya for Wash
ington, where -he will at anee take up
with the government board tha matter of
exhibits for ths fair next year. Ha will
also visit St. Uouls. in speaking, of what
he hoped to secure and what ha did not
desire. Mr. Dosch. smld: -
"There are many things at St Iouls
that would be unnecessary for our fair
In the government section and - there
ars several things there that ws will not
have in oon sequence. On ths other hand.
there are exhlblte of-the greatest- value
to thta region that ars not displayed at
all at St Louis, and tt la these that
I will endeavor to secure from tha gov
ernment From the eonrsrences I nave
bad with tha members of ths federal
board I think wa will ba aneoaaofut
"Ths attitude of the board. seems to
be to give us what ws want and to a
great extant they will rely noon our
Judgment aa to our needs Tne key note
of the Lewis and Clark exhibit from ths
government should be utility and edu
cation. Many things not shown at ax
Louhv because they were not needed
there, would ba of groat Talus to ths
coast people. - '
-The Philippine exhibits are a vary
Important part pf the government ex
hibit, but these ars under the direction
of the Insular government . chiefly and
t conference will have to be held with
these officiate before 'definite announce
ment regarding them oah be made. There
are many duplications in tha Fhilippine
exhibits at St Jula and part or them
will be needed hers to fully convey an
impression of the Islands, their Institu
tions and resources.
"Sines ths aovernmem board haa de
cided to nse tha senlnsuto. and thla will
b utilised by It alone, tha federal ex
hibits are aure of receiving a barter rep
resentation than they hava had at any
former fair. At St Louis and ths other
big expositions the government exhibits
were scattered and ths cnanoe or coro
ner! son was lost. Ws jwlll have them.
all together. The life saving ssnioit.
tha most Interesting of the entire sec
tion, will be produced on ths shores of
the peninsula and will ba aa fine aa aver
snown as umr vwinm.
BLUE COATED GENTRY
BURLESQUE COURTS
A mock trial at St. Mart hi springs.
where many of the policemen have
been spending their vacations, was held
one day thla week. Dr. Devtnne of Mon
te villa was Judgs; Detective a. o.
Vaughn waa prosecuting attorney and
Orlf Roberta, a patrolman, waa tha ac
cused. Ha wss charged with drinking
hot water. During the progress of the
trial Orlf- mads daring attempt to
escape. "
Jailer Ben Branch, who was astlng as
bailiff ehassd Orlf and brousht him
again before ths osurt As additional
charge was than placed against the
prisoner that of being away from Port
land without ft leave of absence from
hla chief. Hs plesded guilty to both
ohargea and Judge Devlnno suspended
sentence pending good behavior.
Nearly all of the policemen have had
their vacations now, and most of them
want to St. Martin Springs.
r m i 1 11 i n '
BATXOV OF
' sfMtfBos Bpnm Bmt?
Monroe, Mich.. Sept, 1. With Impres
sive ceremony and- In ths presence of
urns crowd a handaoms monument
waa unveiled here today in commemora
tion of ths battle and maeaacre of tha
RatatH river, which occurred January
kl and It. ltlsV The unveiling wsa pre
ceded by a parade of military and eivie
organisations: Tha oration of tha day
was delivered by United Stataa Senator
J. C Burrows.. ' j
Elder Sails Saturday Moral&t
The steamship- Osorgs W. aClder sella
at t:o o'clock Saturday morning la
stead of 1:0a o'clock Saturday evening.
Passengers may get aboard either the
night before or in tao morulas. -
FFa l'an XTA TT Mf
v i nr. rc lv. n iitip
Portland is absolutely the best
- heavy line of custom made shpes
manufactured in
eastern prices.
v Stop and consider. ;v It wilTpay
; you to investigate
solicit your patronage. ".;: ' r- :UJ:
. . :-, -u. : . .. (.;.,..- : ' . JC
Hertsche
DOCTORS ELECT
YEAR'S OFFICERS
After electing offloers and transacting
other business that wag, chiefly routine
in Its nature, ths fourth annual sonroa
tton of tha Oregon State Medieal asaooia.
tton closed last night at T o'elook, Ths
aaeoclatiosx wttf meet uv thla city next
year. i .--- '
Ths following' offloers ware elected:
Osorgs F. Wilson, Portland, preaident;
Mas H. Card well, Portland, Ttcerssl
dant; W. H. Byrd. Salem, second vice
president r W. U Wood. HrtteeA third
vloe-prssldont; I H. Hamilton. Fort
land, seoretary; Jeesle MoOavin, Vert
land, treasurer; H. W. Cos, Portland, and
R. C Coffey", Portland, oounselors. -
Ths addreea of Preaident WWmmson
wss 6ns of ths feeturea of ths aeeeion
yesterday afternoon., Hs made a review
of the progress of ths profession dur
ing1 the past osntury, and prefaced hla
statements with ths announcement that
the medical profession had broadened as
much aa- it had pro grass ad. He closed
bis addreea by acknowledging the serv
ices of tbs prominent visitors who are In
the ctry smd wmsedsni oust rations hava
assisted la making tha sonvsntlosi a ouo-
. At inks' ball last night tha phystotana
were given ft smoker and vaudeville per'
f ormanes. and the women 'Who were ba
attendance at the convention were antsr
taind at a banoust at tbs Hobart-Curtla.
Ths banquet waa glroa by -tha Woman's
Medical association 1
FRIDAY'S ENTRIES
. AT IRVINGTON PARK
Ths following are tha sntrias at Irv
Ingtott Park for tomorrow:
' Flrot race, ft furlongs, ' f-year-olds
and up selling TI44, Sequel, lot; T144.
Lady Myrtle, let; Tlt. Lady Rice, 104;
7144, Boo Roee water, 101; TII7, Rlosful,
9; 7JH. Wllna. 104: Tilt, Caroburn, ;
7lS, Abydoa. 9t; 7J1. Vaughaa. 14;
.. Com Again, ill; 7ls, Llmie
Ward, tt; 72l, Addle IX, 109.
Second race. 4u furlongs, t-year-olds
and up seilln 72M. ' Bell Reed, lit;
7047, Doiice, 10; -7211, David Boiang,
t4; 72S1, Swift Queen, 14; 711, Sldredt
. .. - , .0pt .
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BOB ZS BUaCTBB TO FB.BBI IIBBP S.
A Safe Investment
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, : MBOAVBB ws give a sartiftoats absolutely guaranteeing; tha duality .
and value of your purchase. . v -
nOAVra Too get possession of valuables Which you would not
v buy had yow U pay foil amount M ones.
( ' BBOATTSB Ths assail amount you pay us weekry or monthly you '
. . 1 would never save otherwise. . ( ,.iv ,.-
BBOAVSB Mostly all our stock oonslsts of unredeemed pledges, ' and
, are therefore enabled id saU for less than other Jewelers. -
' SKaVll Ws refund your monsy If you flat any artlel different .
thaa taprsaantaC ,. , .
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Tsof mvsusy Basft errata soa ysaa, Uaa IS per sea afwaa aaam war
- - sasurtac ssjtss an aunr Trtimsul bought frosa ua. '
The Portland
DAN MARXf Prop.
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TnannTarrnrfn in
the northwest at
these facts. We
0- -SMCEftV-CCFrTE,TOLv
Vawasswl
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wfwtto.ShtJifc
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POWTtJaJ,ObI00N.1
HENRYWEINHARD
FistMtaisf aa tba 'y
City Brewery
Baigsat asss stoat Oemptate: ;
Bottled Beer e Specialty
ion Bs. ft.
- POKTLAMU ORBOOM.
110; TtBI,' Agnes Mack, 11; TtlC, Jodga
Thomaa, 110; 7S83, Steal Wire, 4.
Third race. furlongs, --,4-ysar-olda
and up, eeUitur TI4t, Bamato, 1; T26A
Chief Aloha, 101; 7M7, Phya, 101; T263t
Kaoivo. lea; 7354, rontabie. 101: 715 7,
Frank Peares. lOlj T22, Landaeer, 1011
7260, Myrtle IL. 101; 7161. Cathello, 104.
"Fourth raoe, 9 furlongs, S-yearHilda
and Up. selling T 246. Sir DougaL 104;
Tilt, Charley Bchwetser,' 101; flls.
Miss Vera, lot; 72, Uroano, 100; 7245.
Educate, 104; 7160. Crosby. 104; 72&L
Toung Pepper, M; 7241, Duka of Riche
lieu, 100; 724. Torn) Hawk. ; T261,
Facts, ts.
Fifth race, ens mils, 4-year-olds an4
op, selling 7242, Bl Plloto. 100; 7241,
Budd Wade, 101; T201, Mountebank.
104; 7211, Cot. Van. 104; T241. Suburban
Queen, 104; J2. O Urn rice, to.
Sixth race, one mile, 4-year-olds and
up, selling 7224. Mr. Dingle. 110; 7264,'
Legal Maxim. 102; 0920, Ulloa, 102; 7244,
Dug Martin. 107; T2R9, Our Choice, 17
7249, C laudator, 107; 7260, -Hipponaa,
102. -
Go.
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Diartibhd or Watch
'. . PROM Uft ON V-.:.
EASY. WEEKLY or :
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
INVESTMENT IS SAPB
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