THE MORMZi'tf UKEGOMA, TIIUKSDAY, JANUARY 3, 190T,
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IS
Washington county Delegation
Will Support Marion Can-
didate tor speaker.
CONNELL PLEDGES VOTE
tiinn ana Umatilla Lean' Toward
Davey, but Vawter Still la Confl-
tlcntt-f mi uos Probably hc-
cestui In Upper House,
"That Davey will probably receive Wash
ington Coud ty'a t h re votes for Spea ker
in the OroRon legislature was the in for-
mstion reTjvefl from tfiat count)- jester-
dv. Connell of Columbia, yesterday
KiKned an rennt In 1'orllHnd to Biip
por t 'Da've'v and Representative JfciM rrcl .
of Umatilla, sent word that tie and his
4 wo coIUorum In that county liud prac
tically deolried to support that candidate.
rm authentic .sources in Linn County it
announced that Brown is disposed to
Mpoort Vaster, but that that county's
three votes were likely to be cast for
Ivey. on account of the overbalancins
infuenc of Holt and Vpmeyer. In Clack-
ms County, Jones seems to tie (or vaw
tftr. hut Dye appears to prefer Davey. and
Tluntley yesterday declared himself for
the latter candidate, while Campbell of
McKaniafi-Muununiaji, wouw not am
the report that he is In the Vawter
column, with the six Vnwtor men In Mult
nomah who declare that he Is acting with
Mem. . '
The dny's developments favored
Davev. who appears to have won Waah
in ft ton ind t'matllla counties, against
denials of Vawlcr, and to be in a fa.tr
way to win Linn and two votes In
Olackamn. Should he nucceed In these
Ffv.rn I directions, there is little doubt
that he will be the successful candi-
dale.
In Multnomah Ave of the men claimed
r.y V n w t ' r liave slfened an RrcemPnt
to Ruppnrt him Freeman, Boverldge.
rVlison, Chnpin and Northup. Beutjren,
Farrell and Campbell have not affixed
their names to the pa?t. so that it
appea rs Va-wter has but five sti-re votes
In Multnomah. rarreli declined to
fiisu until seven others liaVr preceded
him. and Campbell's assent to the
"Vawter p;tct sccma not yet to have been
(riven.
That Senator Haines will be fleeted
rVesrldent of the Senate in Kenerally con
ceded and the Hodson forces have practi
cally given up the fight, though they deny
Meat. Haines and two of his supporters.
Bingham of I-ane arid Wright of Yamhill,
were In the city last ntht. They believed
that the fight was about over and that
Haines would tic nominated and elected
without opposition,
that the contest will
It seems probable
be settled In Repqb-
Mean caucus.
A meeting of the Multnomah delegation
will be held tomorrow nlaht 111 the rooms
of Jodsre Kraer, In the Court House, for
consideration of bills for legislation. Per.
sons (leeirinij to present bills will then
have eppov tnnlty to do so. Tlnift is draw-
DAVEV STANDING OX MERIT
Has Sever Asked Support on Ground
- That He Is Bourne Aran.
3. (Special.) An
evening paper having quoted Represent
tive. V'awter as saying that Representative
Davey is the Bourne candidate for Sneaki
er and is being aided by Bourne'n lieuten-
ants, Mr, Davey this evening mm m
following statement:
-The statement sent out by the V'awter
following that I am Mr. Bourne's candi-
(tale, for Speaker Has ro foundation in
fact.' and for good reasons. In the only
talH I ever had with Mr. Bourne on the
question, after m' candidacy for 3eak'er
was announced, lie assured me he would
take- no hand In the contest. 88 at that
time four candidRteA were mentioned,
all of whom had sla-ned statement No. 1
Mrs Vawter, Mr. Newell, Mr. Jones and
myself-whlle. the other candidate, Mr.
'hariln. though he had not alined state
ment ro. 1. had declared himneir in favor
of Mr. Bourne's election; hence,-all being
Ms Mends and surprtm. ha eould take
no bond and would not.
" I have aiiproached no member of the
Xeglsla ture for his support because of
any position he might occupy on the Sen-
atorial question. I have considered that
matter settled by the vote in June, and I
have based my claim to the Speakership
on the desert ot Marlon County, which
ltftrnot a single state oflWr In the old or
new set, and ha not had the Speakership
for 12 years or the Presidency of the
Senate for 22 years, and on my experience
iti Ir-Rlslation and on my record as i Re-
publican for over "30 years.
"Jflvery Tnember approached will bear
me out In this statement. I want to win
or lofe on these claims, and I consider it
unfair to ring In any false notes while
tha band ie piaylng."
HUNTLEY IS 1M DAVEY.
Ottier Clackamas Legislators Decline
to Make Position Known.
ORPJGON1 CITY. Or.. Jar
3. (Spplal.)
Huntley. of
" Representative t'Jyde
Clackamas County, has come out natroot-
ed for Davey. of Marlon County, for
Speaker of the House. Mr. Hunt ley told
The Oregon la n correspondent this after-
noon that he saw no reason why he
should not make his choice public.
Joint Representative J. 1. Campbell and
Representatives' Linn E2.- Jones and
Charles H, Dye decline to make a state
ment (or publication at this time. Mr.
Jones states that he has not made up his
mind. and. though his vote has been so
licited by both Davey and Vawter, he has
given neither of them assurance or In-
formation to warrant a belief that he has
come to a conclusion.
Colonel Dye and Mr. Campbell are non-
committal. The former is classed in the
Davey column, but would not confirm the
report.
Mr. Campbell will not admit that he Is
for Vawter, as has been reported.
2V O STRINGS OX A. J. JOHNSON'
Benton County Man Has Given
Promise to Neither Candidate.
CORVALUS, Or., Jan. 2. (Special.)
Senator-elect A. J. Johnson, of Benton, Is
not tied up to either of the aspirants -in
the race for the Presliienoy of the Sen
ate. He has been frequently aligned with
the followers of Senator Hodson, and was
today axked if he had made a line-up in
the fight. He declared emphatically that
he had not, and said:
"I stand Just as I have stond all aloni-
ahimlutely unpledged on the Presidency of
the Senate. I aee I am Quoted as a sup
porter of Senator Hodson. but I presume
thl6 is caused by my vctusal to sign an
agreement to .ouppnit any certain can
. didate, together with the fact that the
HTRFHCTH
CRQWINC APAC
newsgatherers must Una Jim all up some-
where,
"Both Senator Haines and Senator Hod
son and the friends of each know of m V
position in this matter, and neither of
them, you will notice, has said that he
hold my promise of support. I am op
posed to being tied up long in advance on
uueh propositions, as political conditions
do change materially at times.
"I did reach what I thought was an tin-.
derstandlng with a few of the Central
Valley Senators, looking to our confer
ring together prior to making any prom-
h on organization, with the hope of be
I n g able to act toget her in this as wel 1
as in ot her matters for the best Interests
of a common, constituency: and, having
always regarded my political promise
good, just as that pertaining to a btist-
ne-M matter. X shall live up to it as Ion a:
as there Is a single other Senator viewing
the matter aa l do, ana I nope soon to
reach an understadnln? with my associ
ates, so that In due time we may be pre
pared to assist some good man to attain
tills very important position. Both the
leading candidates are frlendi of mine,
and either.- in my Jiirljrment, would make
a food preeldftifr officer."
'rmntilla Will Support Davey.
PRNDLErrOX. Or..
Jan. 2. f Special.
Representatives SI usher and Steen are
both out In the country and cannot he
reached by telephone In regard to the
Speakership conteet. but Representative
O. A. .Barrett makes the following signed
statement; ' ,
"While the delegation is not absolutely
pledsed. some few days ago the delega
tion had a consultation concern Ins a let-
tcr rom Mr, Davey concerning the ffpeaK-
ershlp. In which he asked for Indorse-
innnt'. After the conference. while no
pledges were made. 1 1 was the consensus
of tlie delegation that they would sup
port Davey. The delegation consulted to.
frether. and aims to stand tog-ether on the
Speakership. I have tried to g-et both Mr.
Stecn and Mr. Slusher today by tele-
phone, but have been unable to do so, but
t have no doubt that both will Indorse
this statement."
Washington County for Davey.
HIU-SBORO. Or.. Jan. 2. (Special.
All three of the "Washington County Rep-
IiePCntatjves were interviewed, tonight on
the Speakership Question. W. K. Newell
was the first man approached, and he
slated that his sympathies were with Xa-
vey for SSpeaKer, but that the delegation
expected to Act as a unit after si confer-
eni-e. which will be held in a day or so.
B. F Purdy, of Gaston, expressed him
self In like terms, disclosing - prefer-
ence for the Salem candidate. W. S. Bar-
rett. of Hllsboro. stated that either Da
vey or Vawter would suit him, but that
he had expressed a desire to his col-
ICagUf! after election Uiat they stand aa
a unit on organization. .This will doubt-
1 ..... Inad him to vote with Messrs. Purdy
and Newell, and It look an If Davey will
have the Washington County delegation
solid. . '.
GAN5 AND BR ITT MATCHED
Will Flight to I "in I sli afa. Tonopab for
$25,000 Furse.
TO.VOPAH. N'ev., Jan. 2. Ben Seller.
acting- Tor Joe Qans, and M. L Itiley,
of the Casino Athletic Club, today
sfarned articles for a finish fight be
tween Oans and Jimmy Britt. The
purse Is to be ?25,0.'0, 60 per cent to
the winner and 10 to the loser,. The
weight ia to be 133 pounds two hours
before the fight.
GLEASOX GETS A BALL PARR
San Francisco CIwl to Acquire Home
on West Side of Bay.
acquire a permanenthome on tuts ?iae
of the bay and will at 'once ' begin the
work of building a new ball - park.
Jutt where the park will be located is
not given at present, but it is a fact
that it will be located On one of at
least half a dozen sites on which J
K . Kwfns and Jack Gleason now hold
options,
Gleason. when seen, thla afternoon,
made this statement:
'"All. our- arrangements for the com
ing ; baseball team, as rar as the -San
Prsnclaco end ot it Is concerned,, are
practically completed. We will neve
a-rounds. and well-located grounds,
right here in San Krunclsco.
"Mr. Ewing and myself have prac
tloally selected all of our players for
the next season. Dannie I,oiik will
have charge of the place, and manage
the team and the bunch. Kid Mohler
will play second base and captain- the
team In the field. It will bo a team of
new to on, and, what Is more, in my
opinion, it will be a strong team,' and
I will personally attend to the business
end of the ma nagement."
TWO SUSPENDED, ONE INJURED
Bad Day for Jockeys at ISew Orleans
Fair Grounds.
IE"W ORLEANS. Jan. 2. Two jockeys
suspended, one painfully Injured and beta
declared off on one race, summarises tlie
features of today's meeting at the Fair
OroundB. in the first race- Aubuchon.
rldina- Sir Vaprrant, was unseated, being
caught in a Jam and havins his rare
painfully lacerated before " going down.
Tn conseouence of thla accident. Aubu.
ehon'a mount in the third race. Gold
Mate, was scratched ana bets declared
Off. . . '
Perrett. rirtlnj 'Florizel in the fourth
race, was suspended for" the remainder
or this meeting- .and fined ?o0 Tor otrlk-
inn St. Valentine with his whin.
In the fifth race Sederer. riding: "Billy
was suHoenoec. irtr tne remain
ner ox tne meeting ror cutttn
across
the field,
Corvallls Defeats Weston.
Pendleton, Or., Jan. (Special.)
The Weston State Normal School basket-
ball team was defeated last nlsrht by the
Oregon Agricultural College team by a
score of 53 to 27.
GOLFER DUN LOP. DROWNED
Scotch Professional's Body Pound In
Lake In Iarlc.
NEW YORK, 'jan. 2. The body of Rob-
ert Dnnlop. a noted Scotch professional
t 1 1 1 in .ii . was zouna in tne .lake in Van
Cortland Park today. Dunlop had been
missing for several days and hl body
had been in the water for at least a
week.
He is about 37 years old and came to
this country from Scotland last Julv
and had considerable success in prolf
tournaments around New York. It Is be
lieved that he fell Into the lake while
walking across tlie park at night.
McMasters Quits .With Honor.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Frederick,'Mc-
Masters. American Consul at Zanzibar.
has tendered his resignation and purposes
to embark In private business. He assigns
as his reason for resigning the Impos
sibility of properly conducting; the Con
sulate at Zanzibar on the $2500 .salary al
lowed by law. It Is stated at the State
Department that there are no charges
pending against Mr. Monasters.
Maine Legislature Organizes.
AUGUSTA. Me., Jan. 2.-The Legisla
ture organized today for the biennial 8s
slon.
FLAT SALARY LAW
-.IS. NOW III EFFECT
State Officials Must Turn into
Treasury Fees to Amount
Ot 317,000.
NO GAIN BY NEW i PLAN
Sa lark'5 or State Otflcers Increased
and Xow Conies a Request That .:
Tlicy Be Given Less !.-
ties to rerlorni,
SALEM. Or.. Jan. 2.-(Spec!aU-0re-
a-on's now flat salary law went into lTert
yesterday, taut aa that was a liojiday it
really takes effect today, From this time
on the state officers must lurn Into the
at h te treasury all fees collected by them.
F-rom the best Information n t hand. It
appears that under the new law the State
TreflfiUfer will turn In fees to the amount
of 400t a year, this- being 1-R of 1 per cent
on the security bonds hem by him for
Insurance companies. This fee wa-s al-
lowed lor collecting this interest for the
companies.
The Secrettrv of State will turn in
about SO0O a year, the fees to this amount
being received Irani notary commissions,
certified copies of records, a percentage of
xne insurance llrenses, and the Insurance
license fees. This will make a total of
?12,W0 a year, ,
The flat salary law also cuts off nernui-
sltes to the pmbsblB amount of oO00. nak
lnjr a total of S1T.OOO.
it does not follow, however, that the
state will be $17,000 better off by reason of
the flat salary law. The flat salary law
raised the salary of the Governor from
915O0 to $5000. that of the Secretary of State
from $1500 to $4500. that of the State Treas-
u r er from J 800 to $4500 and that of the
Attorney-General from S3000 to S3SOO. show-
ng a total Increase of 99800 and leaving- an
apparent net gain to the state oc jtmo. '
This gain Is more apparent than real.
however, for the enactment of this law
raising: the salaries of -the principal state
officers has started a demand for a raise
n other offices and a movement Is on foot
to have the present officers relieved of
some of the duties they performed here
tofore, because they received the fees and
perquisites paid for the sorvice.
It is proposed, for Instance, that a
tate Board of Control be created to per
form the work heretofore done by a boarcl
composed of the Governor. Secretary of
State snd State Treasurer. If this should
be done the new board would cost tlie
State more than the paving of 7300 a year.
Then. too. the perquisites referred to
above are. those -which were paid to the
Oovernar. Secretary of State and State
Treasurer for serving- on the several
hoards. These sums were paid out ot tne
appropriations for the several state in
stitutions. Now that, tlie money will not
be paid to the state officers out of the an-
proprtations for the institutions. - u win
be available for other purposes.
MRS. MAHK FRYMAX, OF WOOD-
BURN", HAS DISAPPEARED.
Ierft Home Early Tuesday Morning.
Relatives Fear Demented Woman
lias Committed Saicidc.
WOODBfRK.. Or., Jan. 2. (Special.
Mrs. Mark Fryman of Blast Wood burn
myiterlously disappeared from the home
01 Her BlSter, Mrs. Albert Jordan, at
TTubbard. early yesterday morning and
at this writ in no trace of her whatever
has been found.
Mrs, Fryman was Visiting her sister and
at a late hour Monday nlglit retired.
complaining tli.it lie was not filing:
well. V li -ti t i 10 Jordans arOM at S
O'clock the next morning they rouna the
room that had been occupied by Mrs.
Fryman empty. It is supposed she left
between 5 and o'clock, lettvlns the lamp
burning", and either wandered. off tempo-
rartly insane or going with the deliberate
purpose of end In a- her life, as she made
an attempt to commit suicide by drinking
poison Sunday night.- To prevent any rash
act on her part, Mr. Fryman took her to
her sisters home.
"When she disappeared. Mrs. Fryman
wore a red dressing- sack. black skirt.
Ilht jacket and probably a fur, She is
'a slim woman. S feet 8 Inches in height,
and 39 years old. She t an enthusiastic
member of the church of God, otherwise
Known as Saints. She had no money
The woman's husband. Mr. Jordan, and
many ethers have been searching the
woods around Hubbard and Woodbum
and along Fuddins River, but with no
success.
TRAIN CREW REMOVES ROCK
Dynamite Necessary to Blow Mon
ster Boulder l-'rom Railroad.
LEWISTOK. Idaho, Jan. 2.-(SneciaU-
Dynamite had to he used this moraine
to remove a boulder from the track of
the -Clearwater branch of the Northern
Pacific.
As the Stltes train rounded a curve
near Pardee the enplnWr saw a rock on
the track: almost as large as a freight
car. It had just rolled down the moun-
tain side. The train was brought to a
sudden stop, and backed away a safe
distance to permit the train crew to blow
the obstruction to pieces with dyna
mite. Boys Kun Away l-"roiii Home.
HILLSBORO. Or.. Jan. 2.-(SpeeiaU-
Archie Ramsey and Fred Moore, aged lO
and 14. ran away from Forest Grove last
Friday afternoon, and neither has been
seen since. The Ramsey boy ia of dark
completion, and Is supposed to have had
STO or .WO when he left. The Moore boy
ia a blonde. 1 heir parents fear that
they havfc gone to sea, and the police of
(Portland have been requested to look out
for them. Sheriff Conneli has notified
the County Sheriffs over the state to
keep a vatchout for the rovers.
Brake man Ground Beneath Wheels.
SILVERTON, Or., Jan. 2.-B. J.
O'Bryeh, a brakeman on a freight train
running net ween Woodbum and Spring
field.' was killed at - Mount Angel while
attempting to couple cars. He was
thrown under the wheels and both legs
and one arm severed. He lived about tea
minutes after the accident.
No Agreement at Conference.
UTTTTE, Mont., Jan. 3. A flispatch
from Uvlngaton to the Miner says that
the reference between tlie manage
ment of the Montana Coal & Coke
Company and their - str i king miners.
held this - afternoon, resulted ' In " a dis
agreement ana the trouble is now as
far from settlement as ever. A mass
meetlntr of citizens of Aldrldg-e and
Electric was held this afternoon and.
the matter discussed in every phase.
Mines Close; lOO Shut Out.
RED IDOE, Mont.. Jan. 2. The
coal mines at Bear Creek have closed,
owinpr to a failure of the owners and
coal mlnera to aa-ree upon a scale. The
men demand SI per ton mine run and
the owners offered !5 cents. . The shut-
down will affect more than 100 men.
The output of the camp was about
50 O tons a. day.
Robbers Get Much Silverware.
ASTORFA, Jan. 2. (Special.) EKirinir
the absence or the family, the residence
of County Commissioner C. C. Masten
was entered toy robbers yesterday and
several hundred dollars worth of solid
silverware stolen. There is no clue to
the i'deiitity of the' thieves. ;
- . 4Soca to Prison for Hii fe.
SALEM, Or, Jan. 2. (Special.)
Chris Steinborn. who on Monday plead
ed Kullty to a chargp of criminal as
sault upon hfe 1 1 - year-old daughter,
was today sentenced by Judge Burnett
to Hfe imprisonment in the peniten-
Committed to Insane Asylum.
OREGON CITY, Or.. Jan- 2. (Special.)
t'pon complaint of Justjce of the Peace
J. y, Van Horn of Oswego, Mrs. Gerritz
of that place was today committed to
SHINGLE TRUST WEAKENS
AITEJIPT XO LIMIT OUTPUT IS
DOOMED TO FAILURE.
Wholesalers can't Agree, ana mm or
Violation of Antl-Trust Uaw
Proves Last straw.
SEATTLE. Wasli.. Jan. 2- (Special.)
The shingle mills bureau organized to
control the output of the Washington
shingle mills Is losing its grip on the
trade and it is certain a large percentage
of the mills closed last month at tlie
bureau's suggestion will resume cutting
shingles within a few days, a month
earlier than has been planned.
The Pacific Lumber Wholesalers' Club
fostered by the shingle mills bureau, has
decided to disincorporate and the plan of
controlling the output to keep up prieesj
ia in danerer of. failure. The wholesalers
split Into two factions and rival clubs
were organized. Then the jobbers be-
came suspicious of each other and when
it was suga-csted the organization vio
lated the anti-trut law the wholesalers
were ready' to dult
mates abb: rksignixg fast
Stcamslitn Companies and Ship Offi
cer Can't Come to Termn.
SEATTLE. Wash.. Jan. 1 Mates on
five steamships, four of wli ich are now
in port, have resigned. Officers on the
vessels of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company will be asked by the Masters'
and Pilots Association to restgi to
There are about -20 of the officers
of the different vessels out. They have
all tendered their resignations after
giving the oompanlos d u notice. The
companies have agreed to al l demands,
with the "exception of the single clause
for overtime. On this point both sides
bitch.
The officers say that for their own
protection they must insist that this
clause be inserted in the articles. The
companies state that they will not con
sider this. The overtime clause calls
for 60 cents an hour after 7 o'clocK
in the evening-. Nine hours was placed
as tlie limit of a day's work .
Joseph McCammon, Washington,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. Joseph Mc-
Oammon. formerly of Philadelphia,
once Assistant Attorney-General of the
United States, and Commissioner of
Rat 1 roads during President Hayes ad
ministration, and prominent as a law
yer and clubman in this city, died at
his home here tonight of heart disease.
a ?ed 6 1 years. At one time Mr. Mc
Cammon was president of the Prince
ton Alumni .Association.
A. Tt. Ludlow, SprlnRficId, O.
SPRINGKIETL.D, O., Jan. 2. A. R.
LudWP & jlon(r manufacturer of
iron in the West, and a millionaire
manuf acturerer of agricultural imple
ments here, died here, aged 81. He
was a prominent temperance advocate
30 years a pro. and ran for Governor on
a temperance platform in 1SS1 against
Charles Footer,- Republican, and John
Y. BooKwalter, Democrat.
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few Pcnplr Know Haw I'sefnl It la la
Prcaenims H-lth a met Bemnty.
I Costs Nothing lo Try.
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
is the safest and most efficient disinfect-
ant anfl purifier In nature, tout few real
ize Its value when taken into the human
system for the same cleansing; purpose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
you take of tt the better; it's not a drug
at all. but simply, absorbs the eases and
Impurities always present in the stomach
and intestines and carries them out. of
the system. .
Charcoal sweetens the hreatn arter
smokintr. drinking or after eating- onions
and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually .clears and lm-
proves the complexion, It whitens the
teeth and further acts as a natural and
eminently safe cathartic.
It absorbs the .injurious Rases which
Collect in the stomach and bowels; It dis
infects the mouth and throat from the
poinon of catarrh.
All drug-a-ists sell charcoal In one form
Or another, but probably the best char
coal and the most for the motley is in
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges: they nre
composed of the finest powdered Willow
Charcoal, and other harmless antiseptics
In tablet form or rather In the form of
lar&e. pleasant tasting- lozenges, the char-
cord Deinjcf mixed with honey.
The dailv use of these lozenges will
soon tell In a much Improved condition
of the general health, better complexion,
sweeter breath and purer blood, and the
beauty of it is that no possible harm can
result from their continued use, but, on
the contrary, great benefit.
A Buffalo physician. In speaking of the
benefits of charcoal, says : "I -advise Stu-
art'S Charcoal Loaenges to all patients
suffering from gaa in stomach and bow
els, and to clear the complexion and puri
fy the breath, mouth and throat: I . also
believe the liver Is grres-tly benefited by
the dally use of them; they cost but twen-
ty-five cents a boar at drug stores, and al-
t hough in' some sense a patent prepara
tion. y"t I believe I get more and better
charcoal In Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges
than in any of the ordinary charcoal tab
lets. Send your name and Address today for
a free trial package and see tor yourself.
F. A. Stuart Co., Stuart Bldg., Mar
shall, Mich.'
Range D
173-175 First Street
F
Row Breaks Out in Irish Na
tionalist Party.
O'BRIEM CALLS FOR TRIAL
Say Funds Were Collect?! In Amvr
lea anfl Australia I'ndcr raise '
Pretenses and "CTseol to
Fortify Redmond.
LONDON. Jan. 3,-The matter of the &!
legations of financial wronedoinir on the
Ptrt of Redmondlte members of the IrLsri
pa-rty made In Cork on December 31 by
William O'Brien is promising to become
more serious than expected.
The Irish People, the organ of William
O'Brien, puWishes ati editorial this morn-
lng fleclaring'tnat tne records or tne ai-
lopred wrongful financial methods of the
Redmondites. the revelation ot which -wan
threatened by Mr. O'Brien in his apeech
Rt CorK, must be produced before an Irish
$8.50
Today we shall especially
ance Sale, an exceptional
blue and brown, n plaited
Uri DS GONE WRONG
are elegantly tailored and finished thfoughout
in the most serviceable and stylish manner.
Values up to $8.50, specially priced for this
Clearance Sale
$10 to $11.50 Coats, now. . $ 6.85 $22.50 to $26 Suits, now.
$12 to $13.50 Coats, now. .5 8.65 . $27,00 to $30 Suits, now.
$14 to $16.50 Coats, now. - $10.85 $32.00 to $37 Suits, now -
39 5 WASHINGTON STREET
We Cure Men for
Ims any nacOaiHleBtetl r. We will arlv
a, written jjuaraotee in any case' we
undertake.
We make ao ml lead In a; Btntemeat or
faint promlne. We have no free trial
treatment. Our doctor- are graduate.
of ae lead I a a: eollea-e tf Amrrlca aad
are duly llcenated U the state ot Oregom
to cure dlsraiei ot men.
If your system Is Impaired In any way, come and nave a talk with tis. We mav be able to set you right
airaln if we can eyre you we would HKe to undertake your cane. For many years we have made a specialty of
MEN S DISEASES, and we know w can cure you, IF your case Is curable. Experimenting and theories are
things of the past. Our treatment embraces the most modern and scientific principles, founded on yeare ot
successful practice. ' '
We cure by the latest and best methods known to medionl science VARICOCELE or KNOTTED VEINS,
BLOOD POISON, NERVO-VITAI. DEBILITY. BLA DDICR J 13 KIDKEY TROt BLEf, and a 11 associate dis-
eases and weaknesses, wltii their reflex complications, Gonorrhoea, Oleet, Stricture and weakness.
We have cured thousands. If your physical condition Is Impaired. If vour vitality is assailed from overworn
and worry, if your system is tainted with disease In any form whatever. YOU OWE IT TO YOl'RSELF to
set' and obtain restorative power ait once.
We Want liv.ry Mh 1. tlie t.Qmiry Who I Afflfeted t.U'rl(c as Alton Hist 41lm.t. WC: CD RE YOU AT HOMES
HOURS 3 TO 8:30 DAILY; SUNDAYS, TO 12.
LOUIS Mo.LoD DISPENSARY
COBXER SECOND AND YAMHILL STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON.
emonstration All Week
There will he a public demonstration of tlvA Ellipse"
Steel Range on the main floor evcrv clav this week.
Luncheons gr-yed fyee
to Everybody
FROM 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
. Come in and partake of tlie dainties and learn tlie secret
of tlie great success of tlie "Eclipse" Steel Range. No
other Range is its equal as a quick taKer, It costs little
money, saves your fuel bill and will last a lifetime.
The "Eclipse" is sold on easv payments 1.00 down
with the order and $1.00 a week until the entire cost is
paid, and it is sold at a lower figure than anv other high
class Range on the market.
Nickel Copper
Here is a. special in the tinware
department A solid copper tea
kettle, nickel
platei lull
and. selling-
tilarly for&L25.
cial this week
90 Cents
Gevurtz & Sons
jury and that this jury shall hear the full
story. Including a recital of the disposi
tion of th immense sums obtained from
the United States and Australia, which,
the paper avers, were obtained under
false pretenaeB and which enabled the
Dosses or the party to dffy the people.
Lanlel Sheehan, member of Parliament
from mid-Cork, has sent a letter to John
Redmond demanding an apology or rep
aration because the party t rj- pw? S his I
lowance, which action he attributes to the
influence of Mr. Redmond, anil, failing
he threatens leg-al proceedings.
BESIEGE RAISVLI'S RETREAT
Moroccan General Sends Army.and
Kalsuli Closes Gate?.
TANOTER, Jan. 2. The Minister of
"Wn r. Slrtl 14" o hammed Gab baa. has o
elded to end too men and a. detach-"
ment of mountain artillery to Arsiim,
the town in possession of Raisull.
Upon hearing of this move. Ralstilt
sent to Arnllla all the prisoners who
were confined in the stronghold at
Zlnat. and then ordered the Rates of
Arsilla to be closed agalnat the troops
of the Sultan.
JUST LIKE WESTERN" NATION'S
Fersla Has Parliament with Two
Houses Controlling Cash.
TVHERAX, Persia. Jan. 2- The re-
Vised constitution, which was accept
ed by the XationaJ Assembly yester
day, solvent the assembly control of all
financial matters. Including? local and
foreign loans anfl commercial treaties
PORTLAND'S NEW CLOAK. AND SUIT HOUSE
tots; lor 55.85
feature, in connection with our First Clear.
Skirt ofTerinsr a line of Panamas, in black.
and panel effects ; button trimmed. All
ESTABLIsHBD
3 IK A Ft
IS PORTLASD.
Tea. Kettle
size.
reg--
Spe
'
219-227 Yamhill Street
and the formation of companies at
home or abroad, with the construct iojy
of rallrond it i . I . t !.!- public worKS.
but matters pertaining to the Rdmln-
l9trat!on of provinces may only be dlfl
cursed by the nuacmhly. The assem
bly cm rt bo dissolved only with the con
sent of the ministers and the two
houses. The Senate is composed cf
SO elected and 40 appointed members.
Klre at British Arsenal.
PORTSMOUTH. KriR., Jan. 2. Fire
broke out at a- late hour tonight amona
the c-n m yt and rqulpmcnt stores ot
Gun Whiirf,, and a great quantity of
material was df Btroyed. There wax
connldoruble alnrm in town because of
the proximity or the ammunition depot,
ana the reserves or fire appliances
Wfr liroutrlit out to nubdue the rlre.
FROZEN TO DEATH ON ROAD
Viah Man's Body Found Wliere He
l-VII on Tracks.
OGDEN, Utali, Jan. 7,-Tlie body or
Duncan Cafirgle, of this city, who was ev
idently frozen to death, was found near
the tracks of the Southern Pncl tic early
tills morniny by a section man between
Toano and Cobre, near the Xevada-Xtah
line.
(TaKcrle was employed at a purnplng sta-
tlon west ot Toano and had started , to
walk to Cobre. Before hft eould reach
hi. l.S!tlti tloTi li wan o-.rcone hy th.
extrsms - 1 1 weslhar which prevslied In
that section.
.$18.35
.$21,65
.$25.35
CONSULTATION FREE
Under Absolute 'Guarantee
NO PAY UNLESS CURED
Com to ns in the utrirtost confidence.
We will trea-t you honestly snd skillfully
and tvIU cure you In less time than otner
doctors take to experiment on you.
All those who are discouraged or who
have taken treatment from unskilled spe
cialists -we fspetlally Invite to call on i
and avail themselves of the free examination.