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TITF MORXISG OREGOXIAX. TUESDAY. AFXSIL. 7. 190S.
CITY flEED NOT
pay FOR
Telephone Companies Must
Meet Expense Under
Franchises.
NOW ISSUE IN COUNCIL
Fecntiv? Roani of Making
cdlo E&prndiuirc of
2.90t for Conducior.
C :iy A -M.uv Kr':v.:r an option n The
r.Ksr.'On reoorivy hrvicri jp, a? to
t r r : :v i; ;y s powr to
i ;"? 1 :he Ffl'.-'i "iV'.pVre & TeVtr-aiV'i
Comr" ny Hn- Tt-pvvit Ot'tni
punv :, fjr;v-sh n .vru:r k'1 of -wi-d-.H-T
v- "Cor ; -it1 r :v s srrr. sr " .cv, M r.
K.ari-, a-o-oo :r. N;h irstaYwi
:.:at ihf- p-cm-'r : :i'.'.2 by ;.; c.iy. TVs
---s.r jt:tTi of provision? ' :h- fraT.-
'or t o;: . Vi: ;vi: rr;a:n o-:c.a's m
i-.;? hy Oov.:ir -r.v.rtT! Priso.vl tiie iS"'-
(-.xssjtry p'.itv of wor;' of ccvi-
i -j no 75 for 1 .i ;. r' a . a r m rv x-e . TVs
.ipvMr'.ii. ;t m iv."-.'joti by Mr. Pr;s
co I, shivful :a-v Nvr, f;.rr-.taM V.Vvs;
by i Hon "'; v-ror.o Cori7var.y.
Mayor atmI Iv.s fr-onos. in turn. -ie-
- rvl ;Ni; ; Ooirio- e-o.i rstfiV-s---"t.
Nvftv tvv-.s of :h Pft rio
T VpNv orcrar.y re ovor more O".?
t c . y r t n "-r V-o ! rs f or vi . T-
; dvnvr whore l :o lnrr.o for
: vs o lit '.ay of ri'ony s-iaii S- tVaCtM.
or, arvl prow;:";? more b'.i'vr.
Opinion of City Attorney.
Mr. KavAnausrrfs ovi" o-i fo"1ow:
Aj-i-TA- parhur TV- S:r; "By v.'.it
' ; ,v h ii "t y J iiv'. : ,;a i wv
f-:ioh :n Ti O -.v r-T:iar.iS r-.i-1
n utvti f.i :
- v!-: ?t pot ;".o At'.r i1;; T"--rs
iT.pnv HT--1 : V.Tff Te'-ww
r-fr t. .-f ,5t ohr'-.-r a i".iy
rr s v tVfn f s -y. :p :r:t.s":ll in tlit1 r
if f- m' rr. ar1 ih Wa;r Bcrd of
:f"!R; r.-.v -n r.-'-,-r it anio? t'-tv
t a ;v . : rrr-. v-n of in
-r t t'o rraii
n r -w. it "., : a --
t:"T .' : vf -n t- i'.v.
ir T-'r-.r1 X.- Tc c- o. Company
c." r l a n f i.-jr;n? p-.- Islori
" --r-.n Tv.' r cli: t-3 p-;
w hth-? by .s-tl.Tv are in;v
" Fi-t K 7-' ;n arf pr .""-s;-n :::fvir.".
" 'S"cor;rt si ;!-( ; . a n.i ot-v--a:.-n
of ait1 f"an-pe- City of P-r;-
ni ''a': vr r c''T Tv p"a.- xipvri
r l en.i p':o :-'-far.)i :r! ani
:iv. p-ai't'-T' na A jve riuird dur-
v:i --- r1-Tj;?.v,? r.d o-nt-.',:: n jray b-
P'.'fi'ary for t1 iTy ai sv"'-
ctsp anl i a::- -a.' mRT a i-'wsa d
' TV-J X'-,; d-j-;-j- 5.- d :h rity
Fo-7 iar Ofl'" ha i1"1 rijrM l-" s'rc
, r..- j-.v o" ; h- (rrsT-1: i ,i i c:;
p-v :i"op'- .r" . -'-71 .- f-.i .;:. or mvI
c-an' rr a v b-- r- i--. Ivrrt i-i ar
ST'.a i fi;-"? fc-j:: for- ucb
f" of cV a. z? i r .n s'.ilvi; ision
.-or
qir-f ;- Fa S'.a; T pM-T- A- 7e-r-ai
i" -rTM-y to p-.-v,lf ad ms:n;L-r.
:; -o7.-iijv. ,-: aii rc--
a-v .-pri-'n a- i t ;ca " - f--i-"
'"f : -v'; -p r.op.ir: .ift: ii?s w :y .
r.v d, l4f t,. rpri'iifr:
pVr- v -5 ,sf : i--pa-:-
"-:: TX"-- -v.?: v pror-'v : 4
ad B'vnri h: -Jv r.:
a ) a?t - on :rc.:o.
i trt c : y Ty o::y has ;hc p,wr
:o i1i-?rrr!T w-.tVn r'-nnaM? limits :
tv i S1- ard Vi rQ5 of w-rr? -srv. a n
i:r it it'i'i-a-v i$ eno'.w 5a id
r :-( U' : frar:-h- rrari
K m:vv.- :-. h fii-ocssors a".d
a-i-x-.. - - n j,.x .s t1 f-a-.
t'-r ps-y ; : .r.p. c .v.a.ns ie fo'-
'"t pr.-
T C:-y yorfa r sa ' hnv-
vc of v)--h oor.'.s j-v..N- jao.i c-f u.-ri oV.arao:r
n -ii -v3 t r alarm. p-V:j,t par rol.
rfpa-imrt 'p-'ro ar"1 :o',eraph 5jm
in t1- und-" i c ri(i.i':j anij ri vor
K of -.ho f,.;wy ar-1 v - r.z.x i-
m r ; - : rr f r p u rpo- ft v . n t h r
AIm Affect Home ( pmpany.
1
c-p-.n-
f--av-r;-. :o p- a-il roa-iaT n
r r.d .n: a . ' r' . a-v :-;.hor.o and
-ap1 v4: or c -jo: or f-r tv u5- of
' . p er-i i.!r (""partrror: of
n d i"y rt"ns t - : f U.e f raav S:
f P-" r -rr--ci hy frari-his
t t a r fy:f: j. power r--
.- - erf r : f r n - a-: rori:-1rei. b-j
t-'fc nr a-s a :r a -id ro.crb'.f- :n-
l-pr; T. ? e ;1rf jK
r -a. a -,-"p;a rv . ms: v.ion a f-an--" :e, in
-f a. c.i: y. ;s i-- b r.ii.T-;,ej 5tr-V:'y
aa-r.-; : e jrun ard VtvrA-'.v :u fa--,'r
o puV'f A :n ?s ft-t ir-?ance t-e
r ' t y ai v d r - n v. r w . t h n rea aon a PI e hrr.;';
Tie nu-Tiber a--.i k-nd of cortdurt .-$ r:?d
ard rr- prorr inu"a;?n. ;f any, nary
t. "prjv rood ervio
Tr orr.rr..t;- e : ad ;Fd aord:7!ir'v. Re
?;cct j ly. J F. K A V A X A l " "j H .
Ciy Attorney.
OWNER OF AUTO IS SUED
John B. Kelly Akcd to Fay lam
cs of Runamv.
T4 1 an a-it- 'mob:!? NiorE::.( Jhn
F. Keiiy. and orohire .i iVie of
miR an hir. o frihtt-'ned tb-? h--r;so of
K red ' ft j nn m : n a t the- a n m s ! p-r-t;rrr?fsi
th- buccy a:-d w kii'v-i. is rhe
allc.tio! of Mr. i"hpni(iri. wbo suinir
Mr. K''iy .:i J-.ido Fronauch's dpart-Trie-nt
t-f ibe t'ircuii Crm. Chapman
says h was dn-jns aioi.g tb Linnion
rfsd in July. iSK. wbn saw the auio
isoin toward him. apd followed, by a
b'indmc cloud of d'.ist. He bad ji:st time
:- dr!y to o:e side-, m hen the meh ine
whuaed past, the operator takir.i: no pre
cnuxions to turn our. it s aliofted. Ch.ip
man sa ; d That b h tre wa n -i ord i -ranly
friphtened at auuimilf-?. and
would not have be-en at th: one. but
for the fcijcb. spoed at which iz wis run
mr.ir and the careless manner in which it
was hardl.1.
It is KeHy s contention txat the Unn
ton road is a public thorvmehfare. wher
aaitombiles have a riffht t-- trae!. and
that .the automobile as be.rg operate
m a careful manner, bnt that the horse
m being carelessly driven.
Refor he-arms the testimony in the
cue Judge Bronaufh and ih jury went
W KING
io view The scoie of aociden? Chai
roan soeks J3: damasrcSs. The case
will bo continued today.
CHURCH CONFERENCE ENDS
Xorwryian-Pjinish Methodist r
tor Want Mikn IMrtriot-
T h e X or wo ran-Pa n i sh M e 1 : od - st m i n -inters
of Waphincton rd Orvsror. hxe
i'.-'st o"oiev5 one of ;ne mos int-m?t.nr
and protab?e dsir'ot Ovrifro"!oe er:
held on lb.1 Pacific Cot. Presid'.nft Ri
der C I Hansen was :e vhairnan and
T"e rroe;rffs w h'd :n the church at
TNrtoenTh Pv:? stroeT. T.'os church
cerebrated The iS:h annrvorsary of i:s or
sT:7ron arsd this jiubi-.ce added grewily
;o the ;--!e"xs: of The corferenoe.
From t"e oca-' sai:on of t o Xorwosran
Dsnsh CV-irh in Port a "id. years co.
w-t z$ nembors ar.d two prob-anorters,
work has s'-own to the ?-,ye of an an
nua oor ferenoo. ;n f" ui::v s i". - Torr;
t or y V r t a a . 1 tSa ho. V a v-c;o: Ore
t.vi a ? id Cm : f o- i ; a . In : 'and t here
ao two ohiTchs. one a Thirteenth ad
Psvs T"e"ts. "Rev. H. t. Xoson. pastor,
and one on Rossel ard F"r.t stroets. Rev.
C- J- 1 -as- n . ;x4-tor.
The foiow"rc neso'.-.:;on was tmani
mo us". y aoopt od by 1 5io d is' r'x t c on f cr
ertoe ;
A.ea?. Te worV of ;c MeTbodit Kp:
oorvsi Ciyi-b aT.onp e rr.o-o ihaTi ?. 00
?-oil-- on '.be fS'.-.i.' Coast as tmponan"
a? ;.e work of oar chtstvh anywnene ami(
anv fore' e?-.ivak:f peoj-'.e. and
Wfr.v Obs-:-aiion ani experience Tiav
p-o-n :at our oV-jr-V w art for-
e;n-T""aV:ns ts;" canpo be carried on
as w-.i'i and tToc: ;vey w ,ie n d:vidi up in
t.e Enrr75?i-?jv(ak;nc dis'ricts and confer
f nt'f s ns wlen ovaiv.xotl in fli".ricia and
conr-rrst-e by j:.f arni
"Wbro T!:e p-roat majority of lb Swed
ish Motliod.si-a on ine Coast feei ihe nted
of orsa n:ans if em selves m;o a mission
cnferenoe and are asking: ihis iffTTinf )
centra i conference to gran: thm this prlvi
lf ire;
Resov-vl. 7'"a t - e. .o :n:r:i: rrs of the
Fa .-e a ?i Iv.st r;o: of ih W est em Nor-
La IV; s-h Cnfei-enoe. asembed ai oi:r
d:tr:ct corferooe ;.i ror:;rd. t":-m 4:h day
of April. l.iv ;. resject rully pe'i'.ton ii
centra C;-nferrno ;o jrant th reo-jos': of
c-ur "e-i-. -.h brethren on i Cc ast a ad pa-s
an en a b. :ns act to tiat effect.
ALDEN WILL WALK BEAT
Officious Polit e C lork Is Kclicved
of Office lut.
C. T. Aider., a member of the police
department, who has been serving as
cierk f the captain of detectives. w;il
waik a boat after this. Alcen was trans
ferred by Ca pt in Ej i y yesterday from
station duty to t ho scc-ti d n : eh t rel ief .
which operates from 11.1a P. M. until
morn in a. "Head too iarse for his shoul
ders." is the terse explanation given for
A i d e n ' s re a ss i p r. m ej--1 .
Aiden served for two yejirs as clerk un
dr fX-Cantam Bruin . and was a warm
advocate of Krtiin methods. He was one
of the orisnators of the system of so
prossirs 11 news from ih pub.'c a s--fm
whu h was bvkvn up in a few wo-eks.
aio :rveni'd the system of rxcludire
a'd ;ercns othr thn members of th
doartment from ridir.e on the patrol
waC'm. even in emerency cass. His en
terpr: in T-se various directions iff
hetd larffIy responsible f.-r his trarsfer
eno" to the grjveyard shift, where his ac
tivities will be limited to walking a beat.
BUILDING PLANS REVISED
Y. M. C. A. Structure to Be evcn
Moric Instead of Six.
It has been decided by the Building
Committee of x'.e Y. M. C. A. to revise
the p'un. fT t;.e new b-iildir.g. makir.r
it seven stories in heiarht instead cf
six as oriein :j. ily planned. It was dis
covered that by eiimin a tine the rear
section of the bni-dine oetwecn rr.e
Two lieht wt.Is, thus ms.kine a larpe
rovrt, an s d d i ; i or. ai story c o ti d be
added to the structure without mate
rial increase in cost.
Ki c tires f -r the bu il-Vre as or : gi
n a1. ' y planned were bta ined several
weeks azo. but the Buildine Commit-
tee derided to reject all bids and ask
for new bids covering sh changed
I p'an. The contract wi'l be awarded
ss soor. as a. tht bids are in. TV.ese
w; 3 be rcc by t arc hit e- ts.
1a Naig1 ton. Raymond & Lawrence,
until Apr!
Stirs Kaii-Aay and Terminul Co.
Before a jury in Judc-; O'Day's depart
ment of the Circuit Court Richard Shi.-Ids
is suiT.it the Southern Pacific Company
and t: e Norrhern Ps.cifio Terminal Com
pany to recover fV.V damag-s. His
testimony on the witness-stand yesterday
afternoon mas to the effect that he was
struck by a Southern Pacirie engine while
he wa at the foot of the steps at the
west end of the S.ee! bridge. These
steps lead from the tracks to the upper
deck of the bridge. Shields said no warn
ing s-.gnal wa given, and that he was
knock-d unconscious, and his rignt arm
and shoulder ere fractured. The ac
fident occurred at 11 A. M., IecemDer
33. 1.
iiectacie $L00 avt letxsr'a.
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VOTERS RIXSTKRINti AT THE COTS TV CLERK'S OFFICF.
TWELVE HUNDRED
REGISTER
Total Enrollment of Voters Is
Now Well Past 30.000
Mark.
WILL REACH 31.500 TODAY
Rook Will KfflK" After Primaries
and It Is Evpwtl That Reisi ra
tions Bervne June Election Will
Exceed Seattle" S5.000.
T uval rv? sir:isi o v.ter went
j fwr -.lie .V nirk bef-e oVUvk lasl
j r.i.ct. Brfor T?H' Nvks oVv. at 5 P. M.
j ?ids that there wi"! he upwards of 31.
; rcg:s;cred. some of the notaries in outly
) ing district not yet having sent in the
t names of those whom they have repis-
tered. These will come in to swe.l the
i nnal r.g-.ires. Before the general election
; in Juno County Clerk Fields expects that
! the registration will go above Seattle's
When the co i r.; was made ; p at ?
I o'clock iast nicht it was found that dur
t inc th d:y had signed up. There,
i wire iH K-puhicans. 214 IVmoorats and
; el ur c". a sscd. T h- gr a n d total last n i gr. t
wa.: 152. of whiom 3.571 are Rep.;b!v:-ans,
1 f" arc IVmocrats and "1 are of other po-
: luiea! faiths.
! Almost a:i day yesterday there was a
; lone lin of men waitine their turn at the
books. Svera t:ms during tr.e day and
! last r ;gh; the line extencied from the
County Clerk's office out mto the Court
' bouse corridor, and nearly to the front
! door. The work of rreistrirg t-.e voters
, was handled systematically and raptd'y
by the deputy clerks, so that none was
. kept waiting longer than was absolutely
rit ccssar.
j Final Grand Rush Today.
i
! Tod a y w i j ! see the gran d fl n s 1 rush of
the last-Tirniue proerastinators. Those
who do not take advantage of this last
. opportunity to register will rind them
. selves praetical'y debarred from voting
j April 17, for Swearing in votes is a. tedious
j process, and those who resort to this
; method wii he compelled to spend con
i s'derable time at the polls waiting for th
registered voters to be attended to.
: County Clerk Fields w::l suesrest to the
. judees and clerks of election that the
j ree.s'.ered voters be given preference over
: those who come to have their votes
: sworn in. Bch citiien to be worn in
j must take with h'm six freeholders with
: whom h is acquainted. These six must
I make affidavits resarding the citizen's fit
! ness to -ote.
A meeting of the judges ar.d clerks of
j election will be held in Iepartment No. 1
i at the Courthouse Friday and Saturday
: n.sMs at S o cIock. Friday r.scht the
: West Side .iudzes and clerks will meet,
i wni"-e on Saturday right those from the
. F-ast S op wi",! be instructed as- to the
j elation law. Sample ballot will be on
, hand, together with ballot-boxes and elec
I tion record bocks. Then a mock election
j will be held, that the official may famil
j iarise themselves with the duties they
1 will be expected to perform.
Must Brinr Naturalization Papers.
The rule o the County CWk is that all
naturalized American citizens must bring
with them their citizenship papers, but
in case these have "oeen Jost and the ap
plicant has reentered in Mj'ttnomah
Co u n t y within r h last four y e a rs , the
record can b? looked up. Those who come
to the Courthouse without their papers,
however, wili be obliged to wait until
there are nor waiting to revKTer who
would r delayed while the deputy clerks
are lookine up the record.
Dohtlss stirred by thouehfs of the
comir.e loct iori, a n;imNr of aliens, be
twen and 1 applied fr first citizen
ship papers yesterday. A number also
obtained their second papers, entitling
them to fuil clf Jzcnship.
A few days aftr the primary election,
to be held April 17. the registration books
aran will be rmened. nr-A win lrc vin
I May 15. before the general election to be
held June l.
Lawyer ues Grievance Committee.
Attorney H. C. King has come back at
the grievance committee of the Oregon
Bar Association with a suit in the Cir
cuit Court to recover Hl.OO damages on
the allegation that his reputation has
been injured. The defendants in his
action ai-A Frank S. Grant. M. E. Pogue,
R. B. Fisher and A. F. Flegel. He
aliestes that on February 10. W, the de
fendants tiled an information against
him alleging that he appeared before
Judge Bronaugh on February 17 and IS.
in crossly drujikea state, thus violating
chm-swi him iriiti N1nir tinUUiwl ocn
!um of ptrUiKMls liquors, says Kmg.
SAYS ACTION WAS HASTY
B. 3. osarlyn Rrpliejt to Criticism
by Baptist Ministrrs-,
That the action eter1y of the Baptist
j Ministerial AjssociaTion fit ndvteod in
iafrain rehukir.sr th street railway otvn
pany for permmin picture and smj- slot
machine in its First and AJder-treots
wa.tinft-room. wa- the opinion expressed
last piffht hv President B. S Jvvffclyn. of
the company. Sa:d Mr. Jose1yn:
"1 observe That the Baptist Ministerial
Association hs aysin taken up the mat
ter of the pK Hires tn the waitintr-maMtt
of the Portia nd Raitwav. Iftht Powor
CVmpany at F"rst and Aider streets. The
ministers ary a Httie hasty, t had al
ready taken action that wouM romox'e
aiiy possibie cnuse for complaint on the
part of the ministers or any one else. The
company had leaded to a concern, known
as the Pao'Tle CVt Con cession Cmpany.
the prixilejre for the sale of eljrars and
cards in the waitio-room. and this com
pany, without the knowledge of the rail
way company sib-josed the picture ma
chine privUeipe to one FVitsi. Objection
was made to the nature of these pictures
and the- owners wore immediately onAored
to have them removed.
"We have done more than that. Wo
have done it because we did not want to
have a mttor of this kind made the sub
ject of controversy between the railway
co: v. pany aa d F: pt i si min is t or? or a n y
one else. On April 1 we notified the Pa
cific Coast Concession Company that their
Ipusf was canceled. They have days in
whioft to remove their belongings. We
shall then make other arrangements. It
seems to me that the ministers might
easily have ascertained the facts by in
quiring of me or any other responsible
officer of the railway company."
VOTE ON BOND ISSUE TODAY
Taxpa-rrs to Say if Alblna Sliall
Have S250.000 Hislt School.
Between 1 and 4 o'clock this after
noon, the taxpayers of Portland School
District Xo. 1 will pass on the pro
posed issue of bond to the amount of
$':'. 0J' for a High School to be con
structed in Albina. No opposition has
developed to the proposed issue of
bonds, the election for which was voted
unanimously at the annual school
meeting two months ago.
Under the state law regulating the
voting of bonds for additional school
facilities, it is provided that the elec
tion be held in the ofnee of the School
Clerk, between 1 snd 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. In order for the taxpayers
of the district to vote on the proposed
issue of bonds, it will be necessary for
them to call at the office of the Dis
trict Clerk, in his office at the City
Hall, between the hours announced.
At a recent meeting of th Board of
Education, several taxpayers from the
outlying districts called and requested
that the hours of the election be con
tinued until 9 P. M.. to enable many
of the patrons of the district to par
ticipate, but they were referred to the
law, which requires the voting to be
held between 1 and 4 P. M. It is ex
pected that the taxpayers will vote
unanimously for the bond Issue.
OREGON APPLES IN AFRICA
Portlandcr Receives "Letter From
Brother In Orange Colony.
The market for Oregon apples is
limited only by tha circumference of
the globe. Rev. T. J. Jonas, an Eglish
rr.an, who Is working in the local mis
sionary field, reports having received
a letter from his brother, who Is lo
cated in Orange Colony. South Africa,
in w-hlch he says that the pcopl of
that district are eating Hood River
apples. Originally. the fruit was
shipped from Oregon to New York, and
thence to London, from whence it was
forwarded to South Africa, the journey
requiring at least six weeks.
Oregon apples are shipped to aH
parts of the world, shipments being
made to China and Siberia and Con
tinental Europe. In fact, the National
reputation for Oregon apples has been
established largely through the product
of Hood River.
TAXES NOW DELINQUENT
Many Take Advantage of Last Day
to Pay.
County tax money poured into the
Sheriff s office all day yesterday and un
til a late hour last night, for yesterday
was the last day when taxes could be
paid without the addition of the 10 per
cent penalty. Those who have not yet
paid at least one-half their taxes must
now pay 10 per cent additional. anJ 1 per
cent a month until the amount is paid.
Many have taken advantage of the law
which allows them to pay one-half then-
taxes before April 7. and the balance
before October 5.
The deputies have been too busy to
COUGH
SEMEBf
Conghs,Colds,
cfeoyp,
ma'.
fool up (h totals pM in since April S.
At Hit timo $:i.8'i remained to le
paid, in addition to the which is
being protested by the O. R. & X. Com
pany. Deputy S. B. Martin will prob
ably give out the totat collections today.
DR. POLING WILL RETURN
Weil-Known Factor Summoned to
Albina Chnrrh.
One of the most important an
nouncements in connection with the
appointments made at the annual con
ference of the United Evangelical
Church held at Dallas. Is that Dr. C.
C. Poiing will return to Oregon, and
has been appointed to the Second
United Evangelical Church at Kerby
and Fargo streets. Albina. He will be
here in about two weeks.
Dr. Poling has been president of the
Western University at La Mars, la.,
for the past two years, going there
from the presidency of Dallas College.
Ho had a special work to do for that
university and having finished it is
ready to resume his duties in Oregon,
where he had been in active work for
nearly ?(! years. Dr. Poling has many
friends in Portland and throughout
the stare who will be glad to hear
that he will return. Rev. A- A. Winter
has been sent back to the First
Church. Tenth and Sherman streets,
for his fourth year.
RIOTING BEGINS IN PARIS
Striking Builders Attempt to Ie
stroy Material in Yards.
PARIS. April 6. The first incipient
rioting in connection with the lockout
of bricklayers, masons and anted work
men occurred today in the Place de la
Bastile. A crowd of workmen attempted
to force an entrance, into the Tiui'dins
vards with the intention of wre.ckin
Mothers axe at their wit's
end many times trying to find
a safe, nourishing food for
the baby that's just been
weaned. This is an impor
tant epoch in the little one's
life and on securing proper
food depends the future
growth of the child.
Grape-Nuts soaked in hot
milk, then cooled to the right
temperature, with a little
sugar, meets the requirements
of the newly weaned child in
99 cases out of a 100 per
haps an even hundred!
Try a teaspoonful, softened
to a paste with a little of the
hot mfflf and then all mixed
together half a cupful It's
safe because Grape-Nuts is
made only of wheat and bar
ley and baked from 12 to 16
hours. It's a great food for
babies or grown-ups. "There's
a Reason."
k atmaat-i avka. laaaIW
We sell Selz Royal Blue shoe
"YOU'LL, find one thing about this shoe
store that's worth finding about any
place where you spend your money You
can't get anything but good shoes here.
We sell Selz Royal Blue shoes, because
they help uphold our reputation for quality ;
they're good shoes for us to sell because
they're so good for you to wear.
The new Spring styles arc very smart.
$350, $4, $5.
All sir.,
material, but they wer prevented by the
arrival of police reserves.
Unless a speedy settlement of the con
troversy 1s arrived at. workmen of allied
t ra des to th number of 1 Srt. w will bo
called out in sympathy. The masters
are stapding firm. They contend also
that the labor organizations of late have
deliberately engaged in spoiling their
work and destroying material, with the
purpose of forcing acquiescence to their
demands.
oAn.Y mvtkoroio;tcai, rkpokt.
PORTUNP, April a Maximum temper
ature, dea-ref ; minimum. V River reart
inr t H A. M.. feet: chne in lart 24
hour. OS feet. Total rainfall. , W M l
5 r. M-, .Ort inch; total rainfall at nee Sep
tember 1 . tfwvr. .trt 47 tneh: normal. ST 4t
inches; deficiency. AM incha. Total mm
"Mie Anril 5, R hours: poemMe i:i hour 1
The Finest of Uprights at Actually Less Than
Factory Cost Splendid Instruments as Low
as $168, $196, and One at $98 Pay $1.50
Weekly Act Now.
$350 Mahogany Upright, well-known make, only $168. ; A
superb, strictly highest grade $475 Upright, in elegant ma
hogany case, now only $235. A fine, full-sized Upright, in
pretty oak case, sold everywhere at $400, offered in this
forced-out sale at $196, and others easily worth $375, $450,
and as high as $525, go at $172, $218 and $246. Among them
are such well-known makes as the Behr Bros., Kimball, Jacob
Doll, Steinway, Arion, Grammer, Brinkerhoff, etc. Remem
ber, too, that all cash is not necessary
in fact, well accept, in some cases, as
low as $1.50 weekly ; or, if you desire,
you can pay by the month. Bear in
mind, however, that quickest action is
necessary to secure choice. Come in at
once today if possibe.
GRAVES S CO.
Deal Gently with
the Bowels Don't be Harsh
Some poop) say, "Caacsreta are too
gentle. I need a strong physic."
The trouble is this : They have takes
harsh physic nntfl their bowels are
calloused.
Nature has catised the bowel linings
to harden to resist the attacks of
harsh pills.
And the bowels fail in tbeir natural
functions while that hardness exists.
Ia such cases, take Cascarets o teener
one tablet night and morning.
Cascarets won't irritate. They are as
gentle and natural as a tazatjre food.
Soon the bowel lining grows soft again,
and begins to resume its fa actions.
"L0VELE1G
OPENED TO PUBLIC
THURSDAY, APRIL 9
and IVI.Uh. Marked In rl.ln It mHk.
Cor. 7th and Washington Sts.
m'mnr. Umwneler r..1vtoed 1. new level.
( T P. M.. :!0 -.V. iiii'hr!
A lMrire htit:i-preft.ilre urea t. central pfl
Hi. m.Mith of l!ie rotumbu HIv.! and m
1iturl'nce of dei.d.'i1 rliir'ter In c.mrn!
ir I xn'.x. -nr!ntf the l.t '24 hour. Itch.
how..re Ii.ve fKen in m.nv !.. tn the
North pn.Mri siMte. and In a few loctUlite.
a vrrv I'irht fall of ..now hnji Oi-eiirred
Tlie tempernturo t. from five to ten deame.
ooloiv norm.! and the outlook I. favorjtolo
for Khun froel in enoeed Itv.Mtto. dnrin
the net two mornhtc. with modernteiv
miid edernoon.. i;on-rsllv fair weather
wl!l nrevnil Tueday ov.-oot In Sotttheaat ern
Idaho, where rain or snow la probable.
FORKfASTJ.
Portland and vicinity lalr and warmer;
novlhwest winde
Woatorn Orerton and Western Waehlnirlon
Kair. warmer, except near the cnaxt :
nort h ec.t wind.
KaMevn Oreaon. VTamcrn Vhinton and
Northern Idaho Fair and warmer.
Southern Idaho Kalr wcet. probably rain
or .'-ow .Tt portion
JL
No matter where you go or how long
you shop, the equal of this great money
saving event cannot be found. We're
compelled to sacrifice everything in our
present quarters, for reasons which are
now thoroughly understood. There's
no time to lose. A choice, virtually new
$300 Upright, now $146. A splendid
100,000 Copies of
SHEET MUSIC
5c
6 for 25c
328 Washington St.
Then Cascaret a day is enough,
and a little later yon need none.
For Cascarets the bowels. They
bring back the natural action. They
heal what physics destroy.
No harsher laxative can be used without
injury, and none is ever necessary.
Cascaret are eaaxtr tabfeta. They are mold
br an oragviats. bat never to balk. Be sura
to sat the grerrame, with C C C on ceat tmbtai.
rae box maraaa law tua:
Tha Test-poeket box is 10 cents.
The montb-Ugat men I box S ceata.
12.000.QOO boxea (old annually.