HIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 7. ,1S37.
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PROBE DEEDS OF
LETTER-CARRIERS STAGGERING
UNDER LOADS OF DELAYED MAIL
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. Five tralnlosds of esstern mail, the
nrst to reach Portlaud since Isst (Satur
day, arrived In this city lst night by
stesmer from Bonneville. There were
more then tO pouches of first-class
msll and this was the first or the greet
mass to be distributed about the city.
The newsnapers and packages were
carried out lata this afternoon.
The arrival of such a large quantity
made extra work for the men in the
ofnee and especially for the earrlera.
Thia latter claas of workers for Uncle
Sam were loaded down much in the
same manner as they were In the holi
days, when the baga In which hey
carrv the mall were overflowing wit
lattM-a mnA n.rbu It la CXDCCted
Chief and Assistants Inquiring
thst nil of the mall will be distributed
by evening. ,
The Palais Royal Millinery.
Into Charges Against Mem-
' bers of Department. v
OP THE
The ni.inery for early apring trade
ia on hand for th tourlat aa well as
for street wear. A somewhat sensa
tional phaaa of It the low prices we
Salem Woolen Mills Stock
OFFICERS ARE HELD
MOST RESPONSIBLE
ouota. Call and look them over. IA
Palais Royal. 171 Washington street
In Knglnc-Hovs Second Btrrrt,
Kor I'mUr Scratiur, Were Two
Captains and One Lieutenant Out
of a Total of .Nine Men. '
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' Sitting- as. a board of Inquiry. Firs
Chief tempbell, with Ma aesistsnt
chiefs and a member of the clty'a ea
eeutive board. Is making a thorough In
vestigation of the charges against vari
ous members of th department, espe
cially those of bose and chemical com
pany Wu. 1. mnnu station U next floor
to police headquarters:
Chief Campbell declares thst every
, detail of the charges' will be fully in
' vestigated-and that any one. found
guilty will be summarily punished.
-Xast-nlght's-aeseton -of -the--board of in
quiry continued until midnight.
The chief prefers to preserve as ee-
' rret the nature of the inquiry until all
the charges have been thoroughly in
vestigated snd the men tried. He will
then make out a complete report of the
proceedings snd submit It to the . ex
. ecutlve board., It will contain his rec-
' ommendstions with reference to punish
ment of those who -are found guilty.
"We ere making a thorough investi
gation." said Chief Campbell thia morn
ing, "and will 'leave nothing undone to
i find eut those who are guilty. I con-
' tend that the captains and lieutenants
who have been entrusted with the com
mand of the various stations and in
. whom I have alwaya had confidence are
the -ones who should be regarded aa
most guilty. - It is their duty to know
what la going on in their atatlona and
to keep the battalion Chief posted and
in that vay I will know myself.
. "In the station near police headquar
ters, for Instance, there were only nine
men. Included In those nine were three
officers, two captains and a lieutenant
It certainly seems to me that three of
ficers in a company of nine should have
. known everything that went on and
ahould have kept their superior officers
posted. I hold that the officers ara the
onea most negligent and deserve pun
ishment.' ...... t '
Buildings for Forest Grove. '
(Special Dlspetrfe to Tb Joerael) ''
- Forest Grove, Or., Feb. . 7. R. M.
Dooly, president of th First National
bank of Forest Grove. . purchased the
northwest corner of Main .and North
First avenue from Charles Miller yes
terday, paying M. 006 therefor.- Ths lot
is SOxsS. Mr. Dooly will erect a fine
brick building on the corner Just as
soon aa be can get material, which will
be In June some time,' as It Is almost
n Impossibility to get brick now. The
new building will be occupied by the
bank and store. .
Business Suits I
Consisting of '. fall andi. winter A
weights, single and double,
breasted, in fancy and neat ef
fects, at ' J LP
l&S?9 A. word to the" wise is sufficient
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BUFFUM & PENDLETON
311 Morrison St, Opp. Postolfice
NOTE first Shotting Spring flats
Salem Woolen :Mili s Price $35.00 SALE PRICE 5 1 6.50
Salem Woolen Mills Price 520.00 SALE PRICE $13.50
Salem WobleriMillsnce $ 1 5.00' SALBPRICE $ 1 0.85
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Salem Woofen Mills Price $ 1 2.50 SALE PRICE 0 7-95
- CELEBRATED
UNDERWEAR AT; COST WORKING GLOVES AT COST
MEN'S SHIRTS AT, COST - - FANCY VESTS AT COST v.
BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS, -SUSPENDERS NECKWEAR ;
cALL
AT
COST
; . rYouIl Know That Grand Old Motto of the MOYEK:
This motto will be freely and honestly carried out irF tn:
Sale- Would you save money? Come" to this SALE
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LEES CREEK
GOLD MINES
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3VIYRTLE GREEK
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SUNDAY
MARCH 3, -1907
" VtivJng ""PortlaFd at 11 :30 o'clock Saturday nieht, arrivine at Myrtle Creek 6 o'clock Sunday mornine. Returnlnj?, leavine Myrtle Creek at 10 o'clock Sunday night, arriving in Portland Monday morning at 7 o'clock". 'After
eating-breakfast in Myrtle Creek, you will be treated to a delightful stage ride of 12 miles upNorth Myrtle Creek and Lee's Creek, where you will spend the day in the mountains, communing with Nature and exploring the ;'
greatest deposit of Placer Gold on the Pacific Coast and probably the largest in the worjd., This wonderful treasure bed of Nature has been worked for the last 30 years, in a crude way, wherever it was possible to obtain a little.
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waicii . css man nvc acres nave Decn worKca, wnicn nas yieiaea a gross output 01 more man iw,uw in coarse goia. ay. inc nrsi aay 01 iviay we wm nave inis properij ciiujypcu - iu nanuic ivvu atrcs 01 11119 laouiousiy
rich gravel deposit every 30 days, sufficient water being developed to run from three to five Giants every day in the year.. .You must see the property, with" its miles of ditch, flumes and tunnelsj pipe lines, etc., to appreciate its
wonderful possibilities. It contains nearly 1,000 acres of rich placer, ground, millions of feet of the finest timber in the stateand only 12 miles from the main line of the Southern Pacific railroad;: - '
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REMEMBER, jnuslip,ljicludfa
To all who will sign an application to buy. 5,000 shares pr more of Lee's Creek Gold Mines at 2 cents per share, if subscribed before February 15, 'or 2 cents per share if signed any time after the 15th and
before we leave for the property, on the following conditions : That if, "after "you have seen this property, and find it as represented in every respect,you will pay, before you leave the property, at least 2S per ' '
cent of jrour subscription in cash and the baUnce either cash when you return or in three equal monthly installments. YOU WILL BE UNDER NO OBLIGATION TO TAKE THIS STOCK UNLESS
YOU FIND THE PROPERTY AS REPRESENTED. "ISN'T THA FAIR? IT IS OUR WAY OF DOING BUSINESS. - -1 -v ll'lll,..."
Out-o!-Town Purchasers
Can take advantage of this excursion by sending in their application and meeting our train at any" of .the . following points r
Portland, Woodburn, Salem, Albany, Junction Cityr Eugene and Roseburg. Bring or send your application to the office, or
send us a card and we will send a representative, who will, give you all desired information. t -' . '
STOCK AND BOND
DEPARTMENT
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.' Sixth and Ankeny Sta.
PORTLAND, OREGON
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