TII3 MORNING OREGONIAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1907.
BILL LOSES GROUND
Chapin Commission - Measure
Is Hurt by Its Friends.
COUNTRY MEMBERS AFRAID
They Contend Chamber of Commerce
Support Shows Portland Alone
Will Gain to Exclusion of
Other Sections.
SALEM, Or., Feb. 10. (Special.) Ap
pointment of a committee by the Port
land Chamber of Commerce to cornn to
Salem and lobby In behalf of the Chapin
Railroad Commission bill is apparently
not helping the chances of that measure,
particularly anions the country members
of the Legislature.
Small groups of members who returned
tonight from visits to their homes dis
cussed the bill in an informal way and
almost all of them made remarks show
ing the adverse effect of the -activity of
the Portland Chamber of Commerce.
There Is a feeling among the members
from outside counties that the Railroad
Commission bill may be of special in
terest to Portland shippers, and that it
may prove injurious to outside shippers.
While It was vigorously denied that
the enactment of the bill could prejudice
outside shippers, while helping Portland,
the action of the chamber of Commerce
has created doubts that were freely ex
pressed this evening.
Last week the Oregon Tlmberman sent
to people In all parts of the state
blank cards to be signed and
mailed to members of the Legislature
asking them to support the Chapin bill.
The csrds were accompanied by envelopes
stamped and addressed to members, so
that all the recipient had to do was sign
his name and mall the envelope.
This plan of encouraging passage of the
bill has also had an effect which at pres
ent appears the opposite to what was
Intended. Some of the members call this
an attempt to "bulldoze" them. One
Senator says the only requests he has
ever received upon the subject came in
these stamps and addressed envelopes,
which circumstance leads him to think
that there is no general demand for a
Railroad Commission and that an appear
ance of demand for it Is manufactured
by use of this scheme of sending out ad
dressed envelopes. If there were any
general demand for a Railroad Commis
sion, the Senator said he would receive
personal letters from his constituents
upon the subject.
w Bills In the House.
SALEM. Or., Feb. 10. I Special.)
Five additional bills, increasing to 407
the total number of measures now be
fore the House, have been introduced
as follows:
H. B. 403. Campbell Increasing salary
of State Labor Commissioner to
per annum.
H. B. 404. Campbell, by request Re
pealing sections "u70 and 7071. imposing
penalties for enticing seamen to desert
ships and for harboring deserting sea
men. H. B. 40F, Freeman For licensing out
side electrical workers and linemen and
providing for appointment of State Board
of Examiners of Klectrical Workers.
H. B. 4fW. Driscoll Appropriating $1!1.
750 for betterments at the different state
institutions.
H. B. 407. Driscoll Creating Port of
Columbia, district to Include Multnomah,
Columbia and Clatsop Counties.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Title Guarantee A Trust Company
to Bertha A. Killies, lot 8. block
5. Tllton's Addition S 600
Robert E. and Gertrude Byers to
T. S. McDanlel. lot 11, block 2.
City View Park 1,060
A. C. and William Barcroft to Rota
B. Pelton, lot 20, block 36. Mult
nomah 2,000
W. M. and H. L. Martzall to Ed
ward Holman, lot 5. block 133. Citv. 10
Laura and F. Breske to W. H.
Grlndstaff and George V. Schalk,
SOxlOO feet in south 4 of double
block "C." city 11.000
.llen Henderson to Charles Pollfka,
30x50 feet of lot 2. block 22. Jic-
Millen's Addition 2,200
j. t . ana t;iia ai. Cooke to Mary
H. Barnes, lot 9, block "A" and
lot 1, block 'B," Zion Town 1
A. A. and M. D. Marvel to Marv H.
Barnes, lots 2 and 3, block "B."
Zion Town 175
. M. Seward to 8. D. and Genellie
Wright, south H of lot 3 and east
10 feet of south of lot 2. block
4, Wait's Cloverdale Annex 230
L. C. and Asentah Rogers to F. A.
Anderson, lots 1 and 2, block 2,
Arleta Park No. 2 150
David R. and Kate L. Hawkins to
Jacob Altergott, lots 1 and 2. block
21. Lincoln Park Annex... 800
Arleta land Company to Alphonse
Stoerckel. lot 9, block 23, Elberta 1
Phoenix Land Company to Ameri
can Investment Company, lots 2 to
9 inclusive, block 3: lots 16. 17.
block 15, Council Crest Park 1
American investment company to
C. M. and Eleanor R. Keep, block
S; lots 1, 2, 8. 14, 15, block lo. Coun
cil Crest Park 1
rnoenix utna company to C. M.
Keep, blocks 20 and 22. Council
Crest Park 1
i. ana uiiabeth ie Tourneau to
R. F. Jarrett, lot 8. block 21. Cen
tral Albina 800
aecurity savings & Trust Company
to Emanuel May. lots 4 and S.
block 115. city 40,000
U. K. and Lucia H. H. Additon to
Hulda Clemens, lots 12 and 13,
block 1. Faxon Park 308
1111am M. Ladd and wife to
William Frlhersr et a!, lots 1. 2. 3.
4, 5. 6, Woods Addition 6,000
security pavings & Trust company
to Thomas Scott Brooke, lots 2 and
3, blocic "Y." Couch's Addition..
Thomas Scott Brooke to M. B.
Wakeman, lots 2 and 3, block "Y."
Couch's Addition 10
i-lla M. and George Crawford to
Cary. Hattle. Daisy and Grace
Crawford, west 30 feet of lot 8,
block 237 citv
John E. and Elvira Trigg to H. B.
Conners. lots 3 and 4. block 4.
Woodstock 1,050
tecunty Savings & Trust Company
to M. A. Zollinger, lot 12. block 7.
John Irvlng's First Addition 1,000
i. h. Holmes et al to Alice H. Dodd.
lots fn and 21. block 26. Original
Townsite of Albina 6,000
George D. Reed to William C. Van
Gla..n, lot 15. block 12. Miller's
Addition to Sell wood 400
erner and Hilda Matena Patter
son to W. E. Lytic, west i of
lots 5 and 6, block 2M Hawthorne
Park Addition 3,950
ueioeri ri ana lizzie nana to h.
D. Langille. undivided V, of lot
6, block 5, Holladay Park Addition
H. B. and Lucie A. Chase to C. W.
Cornelius, lot 4 and east half of
lots B and S, block 312, City 40,000
Isaac Meyer lo xne ana uompany
of Oregon, lot 8. block 6. Martin
Tract. East Portland t 10
M. L. and Mav W. Holbrook to
A. Erickson. lots 6. 6. block t
COurt Place 1 1,000
Herman Metzger et al. to J. L.
Blair 10 acres beginning at point
193 rods E. and 152I4 rods N. of
S. W. corner of Archon Kelly
D. L. C. In section 18. T. 1 S..
R. 2 E 8,000
Anna C. and George S. Gruber to
Walter P. and Ada G. Popple, W.
6 2-3 feet of lot 3 and W. fi 2-3
feet of N. 6 2-3 feet of lot 2, block .
16, Sunnyside
Maggie and Clnda Linehaugh to
Louis Brandes. E. S3 X-3 feet of
lot 12. block 265, Couch Addition.. 10
Sunnyside Jand improvement
Company to Sam Andnrson. lot
"O." excepting S. 22 feet in Sun
nyside 900
RECORD OF BILLS IN OREGON LEGISLATURE
i -
PASSED BOTH HOUSES.
S. B. 1, Miller of I.ln'n Changing time of meeting of State Text-Book
Commissioners to second Monday In May. 1 111)7. and every six years thereafter.
S. B. 11. Beach Increasing salaries of Deputy County Clerks in Mult
nomah. S. B. 20. Beach Amending- Juvenile Court law as applied to Multnomah.
S. B. 3D. Bingham Allowing County Superintendent of Lana County cler
ical help.
S. B. 40, Coshow Fixing salaries of Dtputy County Clerks and Deputy
Assessors In Douglas County.
S. B. 01. Whealdon Requiring that unexpended balances of school fund
apportionment be returned to County Treasury.
S. B. sa. Malarkey Removing limit for wfilch charitable and educational
Institutions may be Incorporated.
S. B. 100. Malarkey Creating office of Deputy Constable for Portland
district. .
S. B. 105. Smith of Umatilla Fixing boundaries between Umatilla and
Wallowa and Vmattlla and Union Counties.
S. B. Miller of Linn and Marion Fixing boundary between Lane and
Linn Counties.
S. B. 140, Hodson Fixing salary of Sheriff of Columbia County.
S. B. 141, Hodson Fixing salary of Assessor of Columbia County.
8. B. 183. Coshow Providing clerical assistance for School Superintendent
of Douglas County.
S. B. 169, Cole Fixing time for holding Circuit Court In Sixth Judicial
District.
H. B. 73. Perkins To regulate branding fruit boxes. .
H. B. SO, Driscoll Salary of Auditor In Multnomah County.
H. B. Bfl, Steen Fixing salary of Superintendent of Umatilla County.
II. B. 181, Newell Aid for traveling libraries.
H. B. 204, Vawter Protecting pheasants in Jackson County.
H. B. 214. Vawter For Deputy Recorder in Jackson County.
H. B. 273, Barrett of Washington Salary of Judge in Washington county.
H. B. 3M1. Bones Salary of Treasurer of Tamhlll County.
H. B. .170, Ipmeyer Salary of Treasurer of Linn County.
H. B. 3S7, Barrett, Purdy, Newell Salary School Superintendent in Wash
ington County.
PASSED THE SENATE.
5. Coshow Raising fees of Jurors to S3.
14, Mulit Repealing law for publishing estray notices.
18, Beach, for punishment of persons responsible for delinquency of
S. B.
S. B.
S. B.
children.
S. B.
S. B.
21. Smith of Umatilla For quarantine law.
31, Hedges Fixing time for beginning action against estates of de
ceased persons.
S. B. 38. Bingham Prohibiting sports before 2 P. M. on Decoration day.
S. B. 40, Bingham Granting laborers prior liens on logs.
8. B. 50, Mulit Raising limit of damages for death to 7B0O.
S. B. 62. Smith of Umatilla. For Third District Agricultural Society.
S. B. 3, Coshow To perfect title to property of deceased persons.
S. B. e.4. Coshow For recording deeds and patents from the Government.
S. B. 06. Malarkey Governing proceedings In civil actions and suits.
S. B. 70, Slchel To punish persons who do not support their families.
R. B. 75, Coshqw Validating marriages in certain cases.
S. B. 79. Miller of Linn and Marlon Compulsory education.
S. B. 87, Bowerman Location of county high school In Gilliam County.
S. B. P6, Johnson State, county and local aid In road Improvement.
S. B. AS. Wright Governing practice of optometry.
S. B. 114. Kay Credit system for convicts.
8. B. 115. Smith of Vmatilla Relating to ounty and city health officers.
S. B. 133 Protecting quail, etc.. ln Grant and adjoining counties.
S. B. 134, Smith of Marlon Abolishing two normal schools.
S. B. 135. Coshow Amending Torrens title law.
8. B. 130, Kay Making State Library disbursing depot for public doc
uments. P. B. 143. Malarkey Making husband's curtesy same as wife's dower.
S. B. 144. Mulit Prohibiting throWng sawdust Into streams.
S. B. 145. Coke For two Supreme Court Commissioners.
P. B. 147. Kay Fixing fees of Secretary of State.
S. B. 153, ways and means committee Abolishing office of boatman at
Astoria. , ,
S. B. 156. Miller of Linn and Marlon Cattle to run at large In Eastern
Linn.
R. B.
s. B.
s. P.
S. B.
purposes.
S. B. 1!0,
S. B. 201,
S. B. 210,
15B,
lfi.
17B.
ISO,
Kay For garnishment of salaries of public officials.
Johnson Establishment of Eastern Oregon Agricultural Societies.
McDonald Appropriating f 15.000 for experiment station at Union.
Nottingham Felony to entice children under 18 for Immoral
Bingham For liens of laborers in mines..
Laughary Salary of Polk County Judge.
Johnson Fixing salaries ln Benton County.
BILLS PASSED THE HOTJSE.
H. B. 1, Barret of Washington Requiring publication of notice of all
estrays talten up.
H. B. 3, Settlemler To prevent certain persons from procuring liquor
licenses. '
H. B. 23. Jackson Protecting salmon on Umpqua River.
H. B. 24. Jackson Allowing Jurors to separate before ease Is submitted
to them.
H. B. 27. Jackson Denning a lawfui woven-wlre fence.
H. B. 40, Northup Relating to redemption of real property.
H. B. 45. Barrett of Washington Restricting running at large of swine.
H. B. 5t, Northup Limiting liability of real estate of deceased persons
to period of six years from date of death.
H. B. 52, Northup To cure defects in deeds on record.
H. B. 53, Northup For recording conditional sales of machinery, etc. .
H. B. 54. Northup Relating to barring of dower by a married woman and
to cure defects ln deeds.
H. B. 63, Barrett of Umatilla Amending laws as to animals running at
large In unincorporated towns.
H. B. 70, Judiciary committee Execution of writs of attachment.
H. B. 75. McCue Giving Master Fish- Warden a clerk.
H. B. 77. Farrell Amending law u to adoption of children.
H. B. 83. Freeman Curing defect,, in deeds and other recorded Instruments.
H. B. 84. Freeman Authorizing disposition of estates according to will
' without order of court.
H. B. 91. Brlx Closing Clackamas ari(i Sandy Rivers, for salmon fishing.
H. B. 93. Settlemler Taxing land, not taxed In last Ave years.
H. B. 100. Carter Changing time or publishing semi-annual reports of
county officers.
H. B. 106. Coffey Prohibiting Im
proper use of. badges and other lodge
emblems.
II. B. 115. Plusher Relating to Sheriff of Morrow County.
H. B. 141. Beale Protecting salmon an1 other Ashing in Tillamook Bay.
H. B. 149. Carter Relating to reeovery ot possession of real property.
H. B. 154. McCue Amending fish jag.
. H. B. 107, Beveridge Amending rfiK(l(,ration
H. B. 176. Barrett of Washington Giving parties to suit ten days ln which
to file exceptions.
H. B. 1". King Fixing salaries ot Malheur County officers.
H. B. 200, Chase Protecting crab, )n coos Bay.
H. B. 2O0. Moore Allowing 8choo1 superintendent of Baker County travel
ing "PBnS2'n Belknap Providing Ieputy District Attorneys for Seventh Ju
dlcla Wstr ct. Merryman Fixing salary of School Superintendent of Klamath
County Beals Fixing salaries 0f Deputy District Attorneys of Third
and Fourth Judicial Districts.
H. B. 241. Freeman Requiring railroads to Issue passes to certain officials
as a condition precedent to condemnation nf private property.
H. B. 243. Driscoll Giving to Sheriff custody and feeding of Multnomah
County prisoners. .
H. B. 245, Chapin Requiring partnership to reveal true parties in Interest.
H B. 247. Moi'uf Fixing salary Gf Justice and Constable of Astoria.
H. B. 259. Belknap Fixing salary f school Superintendent Crook County.
j B ml. Klntr Fixing salary of Assessor of Harney County.
B. R5. Driscoll Appropriating S2500 reller infllan w ar eierans.
R. 205. Jackson For protectio- firout in the Umpqua.
B. 301, Belknap Appointing Deputy county Clerk and Deputy Sheriff of
Crook County.
H. B. SOS" Belknap Fixing salary 0f Assessor and providing for deputies
ln Crook County.
H B. S'4, Driscoll Dedclency appropriation, f51.RS0.96.
H. B. 317, Pike Creating Twelfth Judicial District.
H. B. 328. Merryman Appointing Deputy Assessor for Klamath County.
VL. b! 330, Merryman Appointing Deputy County Clerks Klamath County.
h! b! 341, Northup Consolidating Portland Justice Districts.
H. B. 35". Dobbin Fixing salary and expenses of School Superintendent
of Wallowa County.
H. B. 358, Merryman Fixing salary of Treasurer of Klamath County.
H.' B. 370. McCallon Increasing to $900 salary of Sheriff of Polk County.
H. b'. 374. Coffey Repealing franehlee Portland Gas Company.
H. B- 392, Freeman, for Multnomah delegation Repealing all perpetual
franchises.
H.
H.
H.
HE EMULATES TRAGY
Reform School Boy Has Posse
Beating Brush.
THOUGHT OUTLAW A HERO
Eastern Investment Company to
George v. josepn, i. a.
.etion 94 T. 1 N. R. 6 E 1
Newton Courter, Administrator, to
O M. Hlrkey, IV Ei. 'n 01 seciiuu
24 T. 1 N.. R 6 B 800
Gorge W. and Bertha Josepn to (
ia t i M T? 6 F 2
O. M. Hickey to Bridal Veil Lum
ber Company. . s. i
i t i tc. R K E 800
Lea'nder Iwis to Land Company
of Oregon, lot 7, diock o. r. J.
trtln Tract
Mary A. and Austin Lee to Jacob
Halvorson. lots h z, 4, t. o. diock
17. Point View L3o0
M. H. and F. W. Cady to J. M.
Barber, lot 18. blocK 6, cioveraaie
Extension 400
Donald and Grace E. Furey to Ira
Kilborn, 51-3 acres commencing
at point 15.76H chains W. from .
V post between sections 14. 15. T.
i s R 2 R 625
Ira and Hattle G. , Kilborn to Vir
ginia J alt. same property as uo
scrlhed above 900
Hawthorne Estate to Roswell G.,
and Daisy JJ. j-iunter, 101 ., .
block 12, Hawthorne First Addi
tion 700
G. W. and Edith C. Jackson t0 C.
N. Rankin? S. of lot 2. block
116. East Portland 5,000
B. and Ellen Boyson to E. H. Bry
ant, E. 2-3 of lot 16 and E. 2-3
of S. 6 2-3 feet of lot 17, block
1R. Sunnyside 10
Elwood E. and Lucv A. Quay to
R. R. and Jenoqu'a S. Carlson,
lots 8. 9. block 1, Chipman's Addi
tion to St. Johns 1
Ellen and John Schram to R. Tt.
Carlson, lots 6. 7. block 1, Metz
ger Addition to Gresham L0O0
Peter G. and Hannah Carlson et al.
to Oregon Annex Co., lot 8. block
41. Couch Addition 1
O. W. and Nellie Taylor to Security
Abstract & Trust Co., 4.9 acres in
section 30, T. 1 N.. R. 2 E.'; also
60 acres beginning at point 15
chains N. and 11.94 chains E. of
S. W. corner of section 30, T. 1
N., R. 2 10
Flavel M. and Kate Sumner to
Stella Mav Sumner, lots 7, 8, 9,
block 2. Bast View 600
J. J. Cahalin to Wm. H. Lanlus.
lot 5. block 20 Original Townsite
of Albina 25
Jacob P. Emery to Nettle Bralev,
lots 8, 9, 10. 11. block 10. Laurel
wood 1,500
Samuel Askew et al. to Mary E.
Knott. E. of lots S, 4, block 146,
East Portland 3,500
Jacob and Asma Barbara Linder
to John Linder. N. V4 of W.
of W. hi of section 8 T. 1 X..
R. 1 W 3,100
Sunnyside Land & Improvement
Co. to Eliza H. Barchua. E. W of
lots 1 2 3. 4. block 42, Sunnyside.. 2,000
John A. Ficke to Geo. Tapfer, lot
66. Palatine Hill 2,500
Chas. W. Cornelius to Albert urz
weiler et al.. lot 4 and E. 4 of lot
5. 6. block 213. city 45,000
Arieia lana company 10 jviartna jj.
Jeter, lots 16. 17. block 7. and lot
23, block 10, Aneta Park No. 2.. 300
Thomas Johnston to w liliam Os
born, lots 14, 15. block 2. Tobasco
Addition 390
Total ,198,100
Bm your abstracts made by the Security
Abstract Trust Co.. T Chamber of Commsro,
Eight of Party Escaping Saturday
Night Are Recaptured Remain
ing Three Surrounded In
Woods Hear Turner.
SALEM. Or.. Feb. 10. (Special.) AH but
three of the 11 boys who escaped from
the Reform School last night have been
retaken and these three are lost ln th
woods near Turner and are surrounded
by a posse of men. Superintendent Looney
thinks there Is no doubt that the boys
will be captured before morning.
The three that are yet at large are Kile.
Potter and Rejester. Potter Is said to
have a bad record and has escaped from
the school before. He was a party to a
robbery in Portland last Fall and the
only thing that saved him from the pen
itentiary was the fact that he was under
sentence at the Reform School. He has
been a student of the life of Tracy, and
from the books giving acts of that outlaw
nis mind became poisoned with a wild
desire to follow his example. He has
been Known to pass these books around
among the other boys, saying that
"Tracy was a great man."
Of the other eight who escaped, two
were taken at the Indian school at
Chemawa last night.' and the others were
captured near Turner today.. Contrary
to what was first thought, the boys did
not go north, but turned south Instead.
It seems to have been their plan to stay
near the school for a few days and then
make a dash for liberty.
MAT HAVE ROBBED STORE
Brooks Burglary Credited to Reform
School Runaways.
SALEM. Or.. Feb. 10. (Special.) 'Word
was received here today that the store
of Ramp Bros., of Brooks, was broken
Into last night and $25 in money and sev
eral knives were taken. The parties also
stole two pairs of shoes and left their
own ln the store. It Is thought by the
authorities here that the robbery was
committed by some of the Refrom School
boys, who escaped yesterday.
T
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COLUMBIA AND CLATSOP WllJj
OPPOSE DRISCOLL'S BILL.
Measure Provides Compulsory Pilot
age for AH Craft Save Coasters
and Fishing Vessels.
SALEM. Or., Feb. 10 (Special.) Rep
resentative Driscoll has introduced the
bill creating the Port pf Columbia from
the district Included ln Multnomah, Co
lumbia and Clatsop Counties, and re
pealing Sections 3991-4029 as to the
towage and pilotage service on the
Columbia and Willamette Rivers. The
attempt to create such a district will
be resisted, but just bow much of a
fight will be made Is not known. The
bill was Introduced by Mr. Driscoll at
the request of the transportation com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce
and the fact that the plan for a new
board of enlarged representation has
originated ln Multnomah County with
out ap,y solicitation on the part of the
other two counties Included ln the dis
trict. Is one reason that the measure
will be opposed by the delegation from
those counties and by their friends.
By the bill, the towage service is to
extend from the open sea at the en
trance to the Columbia to all points on
that river, extending as far inland as
Tongue Point. The bar pilotage is to
extend from the uppermost dock or
wharf at the Port of Astoria, or
Knappton, Wash., to at least ten miles
beyond the uttermost buoy.
Only vessels engaged in the whaling
or fishing trade and vessels licensed
and engaged exclusively In the coast
ing trade between any point in Oregon
and any port on the Pacific Coast
are held exempt from the compulsory
pilotage provision. The bill limits the
liability of the Port of Columbia to
$10,000 for the loss or damage of any
cargo by a faulty tug or the careless
ness and Incompetency of the pilot.
To acquire suitable tugboats and pi
lot boats and other necessary appli
ances, the bill authorizes the new board
to Issue bonds to the amount of $400,
000, bearing not to exceed 6 per cent
interest, the denomination of the bonds
not to be less than $100. They are
made redeemable on the basis of 1-10
of the Issue each year. The Interest is
made payable semi-annually. . The
board Is authorized to levy a tax of
not to exceed 1-40 of one per cent on
all taxable property In the three coun-
The Meatshop on the Corner With Prices "On the Square."
"Few people think
A great many think they think
And a very great many only think
they think they think."
Why Is a
Government 3
Inspector o
THINK!
At least this seems to' be the conception of certain
gander-goslings, who go about clad in goose-flesh,
hissing at Imaginary "trust" goblins that never ex
isted. Occasionally these bipeds (who pose as public
philanthropists (?) while passing out two sorts of
"beef" to Portland folk), slip up on their own banana
peel. Especially does this occur when they break
into figures. Just now the public Is suffering from
a plethora of gush about being "saved" some
$3,000,000 a Year on Their Meat Bills.
NOW THINK
Allowing Portland 150.000 population men, women
and children dlvluje into families, of say tour people
to a- family fair. Isn't it? Result 37.500 families.
Allow each family $8 a month for meats $9 a year.
(If you're paying more you're not buying good, whole
some. Government Inspected meats at the Harry
Wood market). Result $3.6.10,00) a year, Portland's
total meat consumotlon. r.ow comes tms mathemati
cs 1 follower of Rocky Willyfeller, who proposes to
cut down this modest expenditure bv lopping off the
$3,000,000. In Other words, lie expects 37.500 families
to exist on $600,000 a year for meats allowing rach
family the munificent sum of $1.33 per month for their
"batcher bill' and probably expects 'era to eat meats
that never met a Government Inspector, and wouldn't
knew one from a cow that died of the glanders.
Such rot Is an Insult to honest intelligence. To
those yammers who cry so loudiv of "befriending the
people." posing under the parasol of 'philanthrophy"
while getting the public's money, we have this to say:
- Tour quarrel with the world Is onlv a quarrel with
yourself. Get in line with the planets.
To the public we would remark:
Piety Is pretty fair but not so good as performance.
We don't pose as "Saviors of the people," but we
defy "trusts" or "Trust busters'' to match these saving
f 'rices on Government Inspected meat that bear the
nspector's stamp, guaranteeing sanitary conditions,
health and cleanliness.
Look for the Government stamp when buying your
meats today.
Special Prices Given to
Hotels and Restaurants.
Why Is a
Government
Stamp
total meat consumonon. xnuw cornea
Beef, per lb., 4 to 12i2.
veai, per id., of io av
Mutton, per lb., 5 to 15
Pork, per lb., 5 to 15.
i
THE HARRY WOOD MARKET First and Alder Sts.
The Meatshop on the Corner With Prices "On the Square."
THINK!
ties, of which the district is to be
formed. This tax is to be collected ln
the same manner as other taxes, and
the funds so received by" the County
Treasurers of the three counties are to
be turned over to the treasurer of the
Port. All such funds are to be ex
pended solely in retiring the bonds as
they may become due and for the pay
ment of interest on those remaining
unpaid.
The bill provides for the appointment
of three commissioners, presumably
one representative from each of the
three counties.
City Officers at Huntington.
HUNTINGTON, Or., Feb. 10. In the
city election, J. T. Fyfer was elected
Mayor; John Myers, William Sheats and
Henry Putnam. Councilmen, and Will
iam Erown, Marshal.
WOMAN ROBBED OF JEWELS
Says Well-Known Young Man Stole
Them From Her.
Mrs. A. Henderson, a young woman,
reported to the police at an early hour
this morning that she Jiad been robbed
of $1000 worth of diamonds. The woman
began to abuse the police because they
would not go out and arrest a well
known young man whom she charged
with the crime. The woman was Intoxi
cated, and at first Captain Bailey was
Inclined to let her go, but after she be
came troublesome she was locked up on
a charge of drunkenness. Her story will
be investigated today, and If It Is true
some startling disclosures will be made.
AT THE HOTELS.
The Portland Mrs. E. S. McCord, Mrs.
W. S. Mackey. H. E. Bayri. Miss Will, Se
attle: W. F. Riley. "Human Hart"; W.
Van Horn and wife. Hood River; E. P. Fer
guson. Cincinnati; w. A. Elliott, B. H.
Blank, New York; J. O. Krause, Chicago;
J. O. Neil!, T. L. Lyons and wife. New
York: A. Feldenhelmer, Ran Francisco; R.
H. SwarzkofT. I.OS Angeles; T. W. Herrlck.
ruluth; H. N. Gould. New York: F. B.
Sutton. Tacoma; f. J. Barnes, Toledo. O. :
W. W. Edwards, l,epsle, O. ; T. N. Eushong,
Miss L. Bushong. Gladstone; Dr. B. J.
Emory. Defiance. O. ; S. K. Bowers and wife.
F. B. Reeder and wife. Aberdeen; W. P.
Crane. Raymond; E. B. Caldwell. Grand
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Osgood, Oregon: J. E. I.ane, Boise: A. M.
Harris. Idaho; H. S. Vaoderlith. S. Ehen
shurtz. New York: W. C. Waltrous, Drain:
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D. J. Sternberg, San Francisco; C E. Line.
Minneapolis; M. Rosenes. fian Francisco; S.
E. Forest, Brltton; L. Johnson, Havana;
A. E. Carlson. J. K. I.oner, R. K. Davis, J.
F. Cook, Boise; H. J. Fltts and wife. Grand
Rapids; F. Green. Aberdeen; W. H. Gil
bert and wife, Grand Rapids; O. O. Nash,
St. Paul: R. B. Rankin, St. Louis; E. J.
A. Gardiner, Fan Francisco; E. Kendall. J.
H. Kendall. E. D. Kendall, Boston: E. C.
Belknap, city; A. L. Kingston, Miss K.
Kingston. Mlsa A. Kingston, R. Pcheck, V.
1. Schtilenberg, W. Scheck. Duluth; J. Mc
Parland. Denver; E. L. Whitney. R. P.
Shellenberger. C. T. Lloyd, Boise; G. E.
Bellatt, Louisville: C. N. Ray. Medford; C.
J. Humphreya. Ogden: A. Dingwatt, New
York; J. M. Brady, San Francisco; F. J.
McDougal. Dawson; H. M. Adams, A. T
RufT. Seattle; J. M. Shoup. Juneau; A. E.
Rand and wlf. New Westminster; G. B.
Gray and wife. A. E. Knapp. G. R. Hettrlck,
Seattle: M. -T. Martin. C. E. Gaylord, Ta
coma; G. A. Brooke. Centralia
The Oregon A. W. Nlnemlre Montesano;
8. C. Acklln and wife. Seattle; w. T.Collins.
Grand Island. Neb.; J. H. Cunningham, city;
T. A. Becker, Vancouver; E. Bhotwell, San
Francisco; T. O'Donoghue, Ban Francisco;
A. Robinson and wife, Seattle: W. E. Ma
haffey, Bellingham; R. C. Hale and wife,
Tonopah, New; J. L. Dill, Albany; G. M.
Trowbridge, I M. Denis and wife, T. E.
Martin and wife, city; S. C. Sweetland. R.
FOOTPADS DISROBE HIM
Spokane Man Has Humiliating Ex
perience on Public Street.
SPOKANE, Wash., Feb. 10. (Special.)
With a gun staring him in the face and
two burly footpads threatening to wipe
him off the earth If he refused, a man
whose name the police will not divulge
was compelled to strip down to his
under-clothing, the thugs refusing to be
lieve his statement that he had no
more money than the small change in his
pockets. The outrage occurred late last
night, but on a public street. Since the
streetcar employes began to make trouble,
the force of police has been increased 50
per cent, the new men doing the resi
dence beats.
Two other hold-ups occurred last night
and there is much adverse criticism of
the Spokane, Police Department,
Libel Suit Postponed.
ABERDEEN. Wash., Feb. 10. (Spe
cial.) In the Superior Court yesterday the
cases of ex-County Assessor and
Sheriff McWhinney against Editor
Klbbe, of the Elma Chronicle, for al
leged criminal libel during the last
campaign. were postponed until
March, owing to the sickness of Mr.
Klbbe.
CARD OF THANKS.
The family of Rev. J. Muellhaupt wish
to express their heartfelt thanks for the
kindness shown them during the sickness
and death of their beloved father.
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Francisco; Mrs. E. S. McOard, Mrs. W. D.
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J. F. Menzles, Roslyn; E. Duggar, Tacoma;
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ras; H. E. Gordon. Denver; W. A. Eraser,
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Chicago; J. Harry Tmbv. Florida; W. H.
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cisco; J. H. Hawley. Boise; o. T. Edmlnston.
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tle: E. Mlnzeshenner, Spokane; M. L.
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lac. Drain: A. Largiller and wife. Soda
Springs, Idaho; F. C Ramsey. Ran Francis
co; A. P. Calhoune, W. H. Corson. Seattle;
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Lincoln, Neb.: R. K. Cappman. Salem: F.
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J. Humphrey, Spokane; J. H. Van Ensbey.
J. H. Swager, San Francisco; G. M. Richard
Seattle; J. R. Smith and wife, Corvallle; J.
Glancy, M. Mordant. Mlas C. Linton, Elma;
Mrs. D. Bucker. Miss F. Listen. W. s.
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Thompson. Toledo; H. Nelson and wife, N.
W. Jacohson, Newberg; W. H. Harbeck Se
attle; Mrs. Irfe Williams, J. G. Wyans, H.
Blackburn, Los Angeles.
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Dr. J. Anderson, city; A. A Perkins, Gard
ner; H. H. Webster. Oregon City; R Q
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!ty: ,?' rnoJd- J- Payne. Toledo. Wash i
Mrs. Myrtle Resker. Great Fall. Mont.- R
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W. Harris. H. Tusker. Korthport. Wash.'
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to employ on salaried contract a man of expe
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Oregon, Washington- and British Columbia.
Address, with references. G. E. Tarbell, Second
Vice-President, 120 B'way. New York City.
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TO
Men
ON
Contagious Blood Poison
BY
DR. TAYLOR, The Leading Specialist
On account of Its frlgrhtful hidsousness
Syphilis or Contagious Blood Poison Is com
monly called the king; of all venereal dis
eases. It may be either hereditary or con
tracted. Onco the system Is tainted with It,
the disease may manifest itself In the form
of scrofula, eczema, rheumatic pains, stiff or
swollen Joints, eruptions or copper-colored
spots on face or body, little ulcers ln the
mouth or on the tongrue, sore throat, swollen
tonsils, falling- out of the hair or eyebrows,
and finally, a leprous-like decay of iha flesh
and bones. If you have any of these or
similar symptoms, you aro cordially Invited
to consult me Immediately. If I find your
fears unfounded I will quickly unburden
your mind. But If your constitution Is in
fected with poisonous virus I will tell you
so frankly and show you how to gret rid of
It My special treatment for Contagious
Blood Poison Is practically the result of my
life work, and Is Indorsed by the best phy
sicians of America and Europe. It contains TUa, Iparlinrf CnAriali.t
no dangerous drugs or Injurious medicines 106 L6a(Un8 PeCialUt
of any kind. It goes t. the very bottom of the disease and forces out
every particle of Impurity. Soon every sisrn and symptom of Contagious
Blood Poison disappear completely and forever. The blood, the tissue,
the flesh, the bones and the whole system are cleansed, purified and
restored to perfect health, and the patient prepared anew for duties
and pleasures ot life.
Ion't throw this announcement away. Cut It out; put it where you
can find it, and if what I have to say to you today Is not of GREAT
Interest, watch for another talk. I will. If you live out of the city, send
you a valuable treatise; and If you can call I will give you ln addition
4 beautifully engraved chart of the generative organs In three colors.
I TREAT AND CURE ALL DISEASES OF MEN. YOU
CAN PAY ME WHEN I HAVE CURED YOU.
the DR. TAYLOR co.
234 V& Moniiom mt Cot. Second !.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
DR. TAYLOR