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TUG OEZGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING.-FEBRUARY 8. 1D07. TRICKY LAWYERS .MY BE BARRED Representative Bayer of Mult nomah Has Bill to Make ' Trouble for Them. AGED 031VEG0 M fOO ; DEAD into John Bowles, Aged Eighty Years, Quietly Passes Away at , Son " in-Law's Home. ATTORNEYS FORBIDDEN l- TO DRUM UP 3USINESS By Violation of Act Offender Would v Be Liable to Disbarment by Pro i ceedings Carried on Through 8n prem Court.- ' . ' , f . r Br s Staff Correenondeat.) Salem, Keb. . "Shyster", lawyers are hit amidships by a bill Introduced by . nepresentatlve Bayer of Multnomah ; county. The bill provides that It shall be unlawful Tor any lawyer or firm of attorney! to ssnd any representative or nKent to any mill factory, hotel, bos pita) or any place of bualneaa In order to aollclt any peraon to brine an action i lor damages on account of personal in j Juries received through accident. -Vlo-' latlon la to be counted ground for dla- barment, the peraon aggrieved making - pro'edure . through-, tbe- state supreme ; court, y f 1 i WILL CHOP DOWN : TREES. ; FRUIT i ; A Determined Bf for to Be Made to Bid - the State ef Ran Joss Koale '.' -and Other rerta. The supreme court decision that It t was lawful, for the Inspector to chop down fruit trees affected with San Jose . scale, accentuates the necessity, of promptly spraying before the doom of v ' your orchard has been sealed. It not carefully looked after this year the trees will bs exterminated out down nnd burned. , A determined effort is to - ; be put forth to extirpate the offensive ' , and destructive scale, and our lima and sulphur solution la now everywhere ac knowledge the very beat destroyer In . ' ni United States. It la quick and cer-H tain death to San Jose scale, oyster 4 "hell bark louse, leaf curl, peach moth . or twig borer, peach mildew, red spider, etc. Eleven gallons of water Is added to eacn gallon of the solution, so that ,,-the cost is simply Insignificant. Or , churdlsts should not neglect their trees : another day. gold by J. J. Butser, the j seedsman. 181 Front , street, between . . Taylor and Balmon. . ; ,, , i T , I Preferred Stoek Canned woods. iris John Bowles, a resident- of Oswego during the past B years, died at the home of hla son-in-law, Thomas Fox, 56 Fettygrove atreet, Monday night. Death was due to valvular heart trouble. H was at) years of age. Mr. Bowles John Bowles. Allen ti Lew Best Brand. STATE OFFICIALS MUST- BE QJVEN PASSES IHr a klml! ('orrMfiondfae.) Salem: Keb. (.The house passed the . Freeman bill providing that trans portation companies shall furnish all state, county and district officials passes. Those opposing the bill were: Barrett, Umatilla; Carter, Chaae, Holt. Huntley, Jones, Clsrkamaa; Northup, -mrdyr nejUOldsr ttlemler," Simmons, .Washburn. , . .......... . . ' Manhattan Mining District Many RIcb Strikes Have Been Made of Lata In This Locality At a depth of SO feet the Independence encountered- ore ttiat runs $3.500 "to i the . ton. Tha Monday Extension hsa Juat 1 -,.sProken Into Ore that runs 1800. The '.have done almost as well. All these - properties are within a few feet of each other. The Pay Day, Alpine, Dead Pine . Fraction, Crown Point , and Three O'clock, owned by . ; . Oold Mines Company, are very heart of this marvelously tricL This company has done sufficient work to prove that they have valuable property, actual mill tests being basis Of this knowledge. A BATXBOAB connecting Round Mountain, Manhattan, Tonopan and uoianeid with the N. C. - at Austin, has been surveyed and ar- rangementa are being made to construct a roadbed from Austin to Manhattan. - This road will be only a few hundred feet from Manhattan Crown Point prop erty. - . aCXUXsTO TACTUTIZS. Adequate milling facilities are as sured. - The Tonopah Exploration Com ' , pany ta building a dam and has material In transit for pip Una to mill site, only a short distance from the Manhattan Crown Point property. - They have also practically closed contract for the bulld r Ing of a 160-ton mill and - ttO-ton - sampler. VBSOBZBTXOBB. Tha Manhattan Crown Point Oold Mines Company -nave opened subscrip tion books.- The stock la full paid and non-aaeessable, and affords an oppor tunity for profitable investment In safe and unusually profitable enterprise. A small sum Invested now will grow during the next few mont OBXT IS CBBTB. A small block of this stock will be sold at 15 cents a share for the purpose of quickly securing capital for further ing development work' and placing property on paying basis. 'This stock will be dealt -in on the Boston Curb, San Francisco and Portland Stock Ex changes, and we predict that It will not be obtainable for leaa than 60 cents per share at the expiration of (0 days from date. Now- Is the time to buy this stork. If you have 111 or more, we conscientiously and' earnestly advise you to Invest In this stock. We are - Fiscal Agents for this company - and have never offered an Investment to our clients that we had more confidence In. We can't afford to offer anything that --. Is not good. If you don't know who we are, we will gladly furnish you with names of bankers, business men and sat isfied clients, who will tell you all about V' STOCK OTBBIT7BSCBXBBP. : No doubt here will be more stock sub scribed than baa been set aside to be sold at tha present low price, hence If - you desire any, we would advlae you not to delay In sending your subscrip tion. If it reaches us too late we will return your money. Those fortunate enough to get stork will make money very rapidly Address all orders to Investors Exchange, Inc Capital S10.000 Folly raid. ' ilk Blxta 8 treat, Portland, Oregon, retired Monday evening feeling as well as usual. Ha was a man of robust con stitution and sickness had seldom visit ed him. . One of tha members of the family went to hla room to call blm Tuesday morning and found that ba bad pasaed away.. Mr. Bowles was born In Virginia. No vember 12, 3 Sit. His parents moved to Ohio while ha was still a boy and he continued to reside In that state until he moved to Oregon In 1881. settling at Oswego, where he owned considerable property. He was married In IMS "to Sarah Mclntyre of Lawrence, Oh la Seven children were born to the union, of whom shi survive him. Mr. Bowles enlisted In an Ohio regiment during- the jclvil war and remained In tha service until a wound necessitsted tha amputa tion of his left arm, when be was dis charged. - . Funeral services will be conducted at t o'clock tomorrow- afternoon In the I. O. O. F. hall at Oswego and will "be In charge1 of lodge No. S3, of which Mr. Bowles was a member. Services will also be conducted at . the grave by George Wright post. O. A.- R. Interment will take place in tha Oswego cemetery. ENGINE HOUSE (Continued from Page One.) BRITAIH IHSURES A6AIHST E Seismic .-.Disturbances Cause . Worry in England, and Insur ' ance Companies Profit. latlon hone spanner, such as la uaed by members of the Ore department to open hydrant gatea and tighten hose con nections, and an Improvised "Jimmy" evi dently made from a large telephone pole splks. These articles were se cured by Patrolman Oolts. who was detailed to make an Investigation, and turned over to tha bureau of criminal investigation. , '" Clue Hot Followed. Although, nearly two months have elapsed, the detectives have not mads a eearchlna- Investigation, as was Jus tified by the fact that tha hoas-Irpanner would strongly point to a member ' of the fire department us having been Im plicated In the attempted burglary. The fruit vendor who discovered the housebreakers at work la unable to give any accurate description of the thieves, aa upon discovery they Immediately took to their heels, i The hour of the crime waa f a. m..' and in the dark ness he could not see the- features of the men, but his statement to' the ef fect that one was very' tall and. tha other short Is thought by tha police to fit Tumbull and another fireman well known to the polios. " , . The tblrd and one of the moat Im portant diacoveriea made by the police haa come to- light aa the result of the arreat of Nellie Ryan yesterday after noon for the theft of a fur boa. - The Ryan woman, who has been consorting Ith "Billy" Giles, driver of chemical No. 1. waa taken into custody yesterday afternoon by Detective ..Hellyer,'. and pending an Investigation a charge of: vagrancy waa lodged against her. In formation waa furnished to the " po lice that, aha Jutd-atolenar-fur boa, but! who the owner waa or to whom the garment had been' Intrusted by tha pris oner was not known. Boa - In Turabnll's Boom. Last night Detective Hellyer visited the home of Archie Tumbull, In the Burkhard ' building, and secur-d from him the fur In question. The disgraced captain Stated that Nellie Ryan had given him the artlole, and that his wife had been wearing it ever -since. This morning Hellyer ascertained that the boa had been stolen from Mrs. Levins, landlady of tha New Rosamond hose. Third and Pine streets, on New Tear's night. , Mrs." Levins stated that the Ryan woman and Giles were raising a disturb ance In her place, and aha ordered them to desist. Miss Ryan thereupon flew Into a rage and attempted to assault the lodging-house keeper, ft the same Urns declaring she would scratch out . her eyes." Subsequently Mrs. Levins missed the fur. but waa at a loss to know who had taken it Nellie Ryan, when questioned by the police, stated that she hsd found the artlclein her room, but Otlee -says It was lying just outside of the door to the apartment . Women Fight la Bngtne-Bonse. It has been learned that - the Ryan womsn and a Mrs. Campbell became en gaged In a fist fight In the quarters of Chemical engine No. 1 over the fur, and it la thought that Tumbull. to settls all argument, confiscated and presented it to his wife, A search . is now being made for Mrs. Campbell.. , ' . Detective Hellyer is authority for tha statement that it may develop that Nellie Ryaa Is in possession of a large quantity of silverware supposed to have ben stolen at varloua fires to which Chemical No. 1 responded. A search is to be made of her room and the mys tery surrounding ths many, thefts re ported to the police as the aftermath of several north end biases may be cleared up. Tha case against tha Ryan woman cams up in tha police court tbla morn ing and waa continued until February 8. Mra. Levin refuses to. swear to a complaint charging tha woman with larceny on the ground that aha does not desire to be mixed up in the case. ' Friend of Ooavlot, Tha merchant who furnishes the In formation that an ex-convlct upon com ing from Salem immediately bunted up Tumbull. atatea that last summer An drew T. Geary, a burglar, who was sen tenced to four years from Waaco county on November to, 1903. came Into the store. ' "Qeary, after discussing several mat ters," saya tha Informant, "stated that he wirs going to see a friend of bis who waa in the firs department. I asked him who the man waa - and he said, Tumbull. . You know Archie." - "Knowing Geary's reputation for be ing one of the most dangerous criminals In the country, I was surprised that he should know Tumbull, with whom I have been acquainted for SO yeara. I did not make any comment, but thought it very peculiar. Geary left the.atore and went down Oak afreet, ao I suppose that he saw Tumbull. I have nothing.! tangible on which to baas my suspicions but it would not be at all surprising If an investigation showed that crooks had been given beds by Tumbull In the ft re house." . GEORGE W. SIMONS WEDS MISS MAY E. SWIGERT A wedding of prominent peo- d pla was celebrated with quiet ceremony at noon today at tha d boma of Mra. H. C. Campbell ,d when Miss May E. Swlgert and d George W. Simons were married d by Rev. Dr. MeGraw. They will d leave tonight on a three-months' a trip to Cuba. Mr. Slmona Is d well known as the manager of d tha Pacific Bridge company and the president of tha Multnomah , club. Mrs. Simons haa recently 4 returned from a trip abroad. 4 . She la a slater of Chafles F. 8wlgert, formerly manager of tha City A Suburban railway. ... BLUE COATS AND GREEN POLES AT CAPITAL CITY (Special Dbpatc ts The learsaL) . Salem. Or., Feb. .- 8 a am council men have decided that police officers should wear uniforms and to this and an ordinance has been passed. The uniforms will consist of dark blue coats with brass buttons and dark campaign bats. Another ordinance was paased requir ing all companlea to paint rMe which wires were stretched, flwn e selected ss the color. . Good Bldewalka at Can 1) jr. (Spaclal Dlipatrk t Tha Jflrnai.l Canby, Or, Feb. S. Tlie lty coum 11 has ordered a survey made and atdewaU levela established on, First and other streets. Thia will enable the property owners to put down permanent aM yaika and a number have applied for permission to do so.' i 'Nothing Doing, at Svensen. (Special Diapatcb to The Jooraal.) Astoria, Or., Feb. i. Tha reported shooting - scrape ' at Svensen Monday turned out to- be nothing but a drunken brawl. The 'sheriff and hla deputy re turned yesterday with Jake Johnson and Frank Holbrook, the two men. en gaged. In the course of their alterca tion a gun went off, luckily without hurting anybody. . , . . t. Muslin Undergarments. - Ars selling at one-ttlrd off f at . La Palais Royal,-ITS Waahlngton st "V m & 11 Li u u & 9 fL. la. mm Dr. Morrow's Anti Leaa scABB uii nom fa Through the nervoas system, it la a purely vegetable eompooaa. - Contains no oils or fata or any drug that la Injurioua , or liable to produce a habit. : IT. IS THE GREATEST v TONIC IN THE WORLD ' Ea'ch bottle contains a month's treatment and costs ' 11.60 at any first-class drug i. store, Prepared by the t - ANTI-LEAN MEDICINE CO. Oregoaiaa Bldg, Portland, Or. u ii 1 A V-Cr'Li Lit? -lV m Crowds Packing the Store Buying at Its Height The Great &AQ .3 Grows in greatness with each succeeding day. There never, never, nevtr was such a sacrifice) before and Portland's shrewdest buyers are taking full advantage of it The entire Hartman Wise stock to go. : Almost 6000 pairs in all and every pair at less than cost of the leather alone Buy Shoes Now and Get 2, 3 and 4 Pairs for Price ot 1 It's a once in a lifetime chance to buy at almost your own price. You don't want to- miss it. At 8 . s a . tomorrow morning tne excitement Degms again. womt, P0RTL'AllDVIin7DMlIEllTST0RE Tobacco Kills An Absolut "Stopper" for the Brain. Killing, Nerve-Destroying Tobacco Habit Haa Been Found. Tea Oaa Try It Absolutely free. Tbe tobacco bahit fa a ettrfle, and every ama knows It. Home "amart kid," duo' t know It. Moat nes would like to quit. If thy knew tby eould do It aay" without causing Uwa dl comf ort. . , . NEW CARS WILL .TOrTREnEVETRESSURE ' ' (JoUrsal Special gervtee.l London, Feb. (.Recent earthquakes and predictions of others have created a growing business among Insuring agents ot earthquake risksr i.tr Great r Britain. Lloyds started a special branch In this Una of Insurances and a good business la being dona. A promi nent commercial, firm - In Oxford has Just obtained earthquake Insurance for 11.250,000 at a rate of is cents on-each $500: ' An aetata -In Wales baa been similarly Insured for ,4600,000 at It cents per $500.' i ' " Holders of mortgages on properties are demanding that earthquake Insuranca be taken Tout... , - - -- --- Additional Rollins: Stock' for ' Portland Leaves St. Louis ( ;f Early In April. ' I The its. Tee aaewwaat the telaa will lM him im awn fclaaTtkeewM fc.blt- Me. dolU "KMT-To-Qnlt" la a Bonltlve. absolute "atnn. perl-aUaiULjobacro-haMt. it ta a-asatablei remedy, and any lady caa give It eeorotly E INFANTS a 50c&75c-bj Shoes Go Sg'tj'' f " ssaeawjiBJfJaws I rt E l -l . I I7nm ,-f.'i$ ' . TSJ U r" I I Rl " I I .I til H hL-55SksVJil n Li Rl Pairs, im 'LU ENTIRE BLOCK ON YAMMILLFR0M 2ND TO 3RD. 4 y lOc and 15c Shoe Pol Ish,AU Jr Kinds VV Goato A Rousing Cleanup of All Odd Lots 1 One grand bunched lot of them all and there s hundreds of pairs to pick from. All odd lots, 10, 20 and 30 pairs of a kind; Shoes worth up to $4r all marked at 08 to make this the most exciting selling of the entire sale. All broken lines of Hartman Wise's - best, including - Ladies' High Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers ; Oxfords and Shoes in French vici kid and patent leathers, Slippers in satin, patent kid, dull kid, French and Cuban heels, in fact the finest and dressiest footwear Hartman Wise 'had in stock. None worth less than $2.50 up to $4.00. There s plenty of $4.00 ones to go, but early comers will get, them, so be here when the doors open at a ai and pick out $4.00 Shoes and Oxfords at 98t pair. o o r buy Odds and Ends of Women's Shoes and Worth up to $3.00; about- UU pairs in all, pair SHppersino we 500 Pairs Rubbers For Boys and Women ' Worth iip-to50 cents; all sizes in the lot, pair 19c Hartman 0 Wise's Finest $5 Women's Shoes Including; all thf sam ples; all S5.00 values $li Thirty-five, new cars for uae on the atreet railway system of Portland will be shipped from the shops In St. Louis on the first of April. The cars will be placed In commission aa soon as they arrive here, and will greatly relieve the present over-burdened service. - Part of the new cars will ba placed on tha east side lines, and tha balance will ba put In use on tha west side branches. -' At tha present time the railway com pany is having difficulty in running the usual number of cars on. the east side,, owing .to the lack of electric cur rent. Ever since the wires and poles of tha company were ooated with ice and ao much damage done linemen have been buay adjusting the badly disar ranged system. Through the cutting and spllalng of wires fcnd feeders ths current has been hampered and at times reduced to such a low ebb that the cars moved only at a snail's pace. Officiate of the company state that normal con ditions will rule again In a day or two. BROKEN LEG, GRIP, AND h BABY IN THE FAMILY . There have been soma PAter- d eating events occurring at the 4 4 homo of A. Roaensteln, 4 J A Fifth street, recently. First of e all, Mrs. Roaensteln was taken d ' seriously ill of la grippe. Next 4 Bernle Rosensteln. aged 1 a years, whUa riding his pony, w d struck ona of his legs against 4 the shaft of an express wsgon d and the limb waa broken. Then Mr. Rosensteln was attacked by d 4 the prevalent la grippe and was d bedfast tor a short time, and on 4 a ' Sunday Mra. Roaensteln gave a birth to a girl. ,a S . This wss the turning point In d the . f amll y afflict ions, - and to-" d day Mr. Rosensteln got down to 4 4 tha store, Bernle is feeling com- 4 d for tab, and Mra. Rosensteln d) and baby are doing well.. a Attorney Bars for Fwv -Salem. Or., Feb. . To recover the sum of tl.10t.90, alleged to be due hlra for professional services. Prank Holmes. an attorney of this city, haa filed a suit against tha Stay ton Woolen mills at Stay too . i food or drink. It Is harmUM rkw or bad after effecta, and It atape tbe habit te stay etopped. Mothers, aare the roans smoker s brals. ee eaunnt do it hlmealf. Wives, alnters and aweet .faearta, help aare the mind, body and fmnre of some on who la sear aixi oear te Joe. ' without your aeip u may sot FREE PACKAGE COUPON If yoe fill eat the blank lines below with ynnr same and addreaa, eat eat coupon and rnd It to na, w will aend yoo ahaolntely five, by mall, la plain wrapper, a trial park ace ef "Raay-to-Qult." Xoe will be thank ful at kins aa roa live that you did It, Andreas Rome Drag and Chemical Co., 10U Firth and Haea Bta, Cincinnati, Oble. lOOO WOMEN'S" $10.00 AND $12.00 i SILAC PETTICOATS And when we lay $10 and,$12 ones we mean it; made of finest Taffeta Silk in all the wanted shades of pinks, greena. gravs. redselc: beauti ss iuny irimmea wun mines ana tuckings; an tne very f tncst-of - blcirts,- and " the-surplus lots of " on""of New York's greatest makers. Positive $10 and $12 values. Choice ..1.., la. etc;, beautia. $4.44 ANOTHER DAY OF $8.00 TO $10 SI LK WAISTS All $8.00 and $10 values, and not one worth a fmea. Taffeta and Pean de Cy beautifully tucked, others lace trimmed long sleeves; in fact, lust such waists as you in the finest Stores, and all guaranteed $8.00 and values. Choice single penny less; made of elbow and see $10 si m fa (4 a - - a SMW 111 111 ICS 1 $3.33 ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Little Liver Pills. ' Must Bear Signature of : -" 5sa FafrMsslla Wrapper detow.i'.. - Yery ssaaU aad aa t take a sagas 1 I CARTER'S 86? tSCJ Ttt lEAOACRCe riR DiniNUt. rod iiuoutius. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR C0KXTIPAT10R. FOR SALLOW SKIN. rORTNCCOMPUXIOR I rarely TsstaMav4f'Sif; CURE SICK HCAOACHC- iniHESEZ6REAtZ0 Just in from the East which our buyers purchased on their bargain hunting trip. Is it any wonder that all Portland " is talking about this store, when such values as these are offered? WOMEN'S 50c AND 75c BELTS In Silk and Leather, all fane; ing the wanted plaids; all all sizes, and every one 50c to 75c. Choice ti!uuu4l& styles, includ- Y colors A m h 19c MEN'S 20c AND 25c HOSE Men's full-fashioned blsck Maco Hose, fancy silk embroidered; all seamless, all sizes;. best 20c and 25c values, at 2 pair 25f, or, pair. 125C Wash Goods and Domestics 1,000 yards mill ends cashmere finish Waistings, in fancy checks .and figures; regular 25c in. grade; for 1 day, yard IvL New fancy Tesseldown Waistings, . n pink, gray and blue stripes; auc tion lot of 18c goods, y Odds and ends of fancy Kimono Flannels; richest of colorirgs atvd pfettiest patterns; worth 12cQ-, to 18c; all in one lot, yard .."W 12C fancy figured Lawns, all new spring patterns;--1 - day Atr only, half price, yard U4v Towels Large 24x44 heavy Bath Towels; made to sell 25c each 19c Mill Ends Finest 12fc Fancy DRAPERIES ucai 7!c IOO 'Dozen Women's Fancy Embroidered LACE.COLLARS In tab or stock effects; all beautiful designs. The handsomest Collars ever sold at the price. You'll wonder how we can sell them so M jT ridiculously cheap; all in one lot; I J llC all 20c and 25c values at 3 for 25. U u or. each LADIES' 19c OANDKEROIIEFS ce; Swiss lie The best you ever, saw at the price embroidered, scalloped and hem stitched edges; all best designs, and guaranteed 19c and 25c val ues. Choice 50c AND 75c HANDBAGS The maker's cleanup lots, all 1, 2 and 3 of a kind, all leathers, black and colors; plenty of 50c and 75c onea to pick from.-Choice; 15c Extraordinary Bargains in New Spring SILKS AND DRESS GOODS A one aay sale ot tne latest novelties st snarp reductions that again prove it you want the newest and best and at a saving ot fully 2s pet cent under other stores' prices you must come here. ' New Waistings and FANCY SILKS 5r 36-lW New Spring DRESS GOODS That others ask 60c to 75c for, on - sale at, yard Mill Ends 18c to 25c Lining's All the best 18c and 25c grades and nothing else, mercerized 4 r Sateens, Spun Glass and Percatine, in all colors and black, high 1 1 1 silky luster, all good lengths; plenty of the best 25c grades in. II II the-lot. Choice. 10c vard iTiTrf.-rr..-;T:tr:..i.. . ; . . : . . V V That others ask 60c to 75c for, here at, yard GROCERIES REDUCED The one store where you save on everything youf buy. Why pay more? 22 Lbs.. Granulated 3 14 gar $1.00 Dried Blark Flga, 1 lbs 25 Dried Applea, I lbs. 25 Oood Rice, lb. 5 White or Pink Beans, lb. ,....1He T-lbs. Oat Hakes .....254 Comb Honey, lb. 13 I.0OS lbs. best lOo Crackers. fg at Tg iO lbs. Graham Flour riU.....22 10 lba Wheat Flou ......,.1U White Goods and Linens f 12-yard bolts English Long Cloth; .worth $; entire 12-yd. PI bolt for ..II.OJ Best 12Sc heavy linen crash Q Toweling, yard'.. ..... Vt 50 dozen extra heavy unbleached Turkish Towels, size 24x44 inches; about 4 feet long anl Ifl,- worth 35c, each 1 s Draperies 18c yard wide fancy Silko- line, cut to, yard....'. llW Full size opaque Window Shades, all complete with fixtures, '7'? .our, bet48ckj.nA- 0C . sf-X Blanket! '69c 500 reg. $1 gray Cotton Blankets; good weight nice fleece; special .... i.000 Full Sbo 50c Lace Door pf Panels wj I l V " . r