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TI1F JIOItMNU OREUOXIAX. Tt F.SDAT, ATRIL 14. 190S.
BIG FIGHT ON IN
SECOND DISTRIC
T
Dili's. Geer and Shepherd Each
Claims Victory in Con
gressional Contest.
CENTERS IM MULTNOMAH
I Ills lorcr. Admitting Yrnknrss
llt'PT. Hope to C urry County Ho
nf KUitlrri Opposition
Itcfwrrn t)tlirr t'niiclldntrw.
A h'R flKhl Ij wmcIhk In Mullnoma'i
"oilllly mmmo; U,- thr.-o -n PdliliUi- fur
thr Krpiihllivitt nomination for i'otiRic
In tho S.Toii.i .listrl, t-v. H. lollly
hoM. r of tho ortloo. or Cuvfriidr ;.-,-;
ii.l ex Connellniun I'tenrpip ft. Shophont
".t Plirplir-d nr. -.irking mj linrrt
posMnlr, Kii.l Kills Is or-irntltK
lliroueli his frlrnits at aims' loiiRth frvm
alilnitton
Hovmis li.rr nml Shi-phonl uro nn ih
srouml. thoy in- ntfrm'tlnir thi nvst hi-l.-iulon
In this oouhty. As a MKitlor of
fnot tho KMis fours io not rrgnnt thi;
as ttioir man's r.raniy. inn (hoy hope lo
nrry It on aooonnt of tho tusylo ho
twoon (iopr anl SMophoiil. Thoy Ariii-p
that this lus!n niny prrvrtit oltllor lio.-r
or Shopher.1 from n limliif Mtiltnonmh.
lircr and Micpliord (onfidont.
;orr nn.1 Shrplicr.l each aro ronn.h-nt
of viotory In this Inesost politlr.il county
In the stnto. Tho Kins nion. how.vor,
r-snl Coor as th.lr nunc il.mcoro.i:.
thai ami wish Shepherd m pull away
rtiotiRh votr.s In his homo county froiii
lloer. to Rive tho county to Kills! S!n p
nrr.1 will not n.lmtt that cither of his
opponents leads him In the race. He
t'jtnks that out of Multnomah's expected
t'osxi primary yotes he will receive more
than either (Jeer or Kills, and that Willie
his two rivals tifrht themselves to a,
siandstill In Kastern Oregon, hp will
come In for enough, Multnomali votes to
jrtve him the nomination.
It will thus ho seen that while rails ex
peels tlcrr and Shepherd to defeat each
oilier In Multnoniaji. Shepherd expects
rails and (;.rr to out down caeli other
in FNstern Oregon.
Kills has not been a strong candidate
In this district, especially In Multnomah.
Ku! the vote oppved to him was split up
two years pro and he was nominated.
Ills friends hope for the samo outcome
next Friday. It Is ffenerally conceded
that were Shepherd out of the race (iir
would pronahty defeat Kills. Hut the
Shepherd nun aver that were Geer out
of the race Shepherd, would win easily
over Bills.
Candidates Attractive.
ftotli (leer and Shepherd are piling
close attention to Multnomah County.
!rer has been here a week and will stay
i:ntll the primaries, teer has made a
tour of nearly all the counties In the dis
trict. Shepherd recently made a trip to
Ka.tern Oregon and then to Clatsop,
ieer. friends say that their candidate
will carry .nearly all Kastern Orojcon
They point to the fact that two years airo
In running for the nomination for Gov
ernor, he carried six of the ten Kastern
'ropon counties and nine of the 13
counties In the district Crook. Malheur.
Morrow. I'niatilla. Wallowa. Wasco,
Multnomah. Clatsop and Columhla all
these without puttmp forth any especial
effort. In that contest Uoor carried Mult
nomah County against YVIthycomhe by
V"7i votes and lost the nomination in the
entire state by ii votes.
tieer sees that had he worked viporously
tw-o years apo for tiovernor he would
have defeated Withcombe for the nomin
ation. Now he is resolved to put forth
the effort -that under similar elreum
stances would plve hint success.
WILL RECLASSIFY LANDS
Aponts Investigate Character of
Kailroad (.rant Holdings.
IIKI.BNA. Mont.. Arrt! IS. In ronv
rMftnce with tho rquoi-t of tlip Montana
Mining -sociation through its represen
tatives sent to Washington to interview
President Hoosrvcli. Secretary t .arfleld
and others, the Interior IVpiViroent has
begun an Invest lection into t he minora!
ft ntl nou-mineral classification of lani5
ineluded in Northern Pacific land prams
in Montana and Idaho.
Tho railroad alleges that a strip of land
t-n miles wide and '24 miles long near th"
North fork of tho Clearwater in Idaho
has been classified as mineral, when in
fact it is not nMneralir.ed Tho same alle
x.uion is made in reference to Im-ce tracts
in te Fit ter Root and Cascade ranges
in Montana
Chief of Fie;.' Per ice Sehwarta said
-t hat many complaints had been filed
wi'reiii it had be n alleccd that thp rail
road bad secured much valuable timber
and minora! lands under improper c!asi-llcation.
FRUSTRATE A JAILBREAK
tfftfei Fxcliancc Mut With I n
kmtun Men After Criminal.
HATTOX. Wash . April 1". (Speia!
A r;inninpr tight took pUce litre at t
o clock Sunday niorniri: Lvtweon Deputy
fJherifT Harter and Marshal Tom Oehel
trec. during which they exchanged several
phot5 with two strange men. The two
officers wore Keeping wawh on Pan Paw
ner, wanted at Cotileo City, charged with
jsfrMow injr. They feard an attempt
ni'ght b niado to lib.rate Dawner.
At daybrfrtk. tw men drove rapidly
throuch town in a b;cy and tied their
team ji:st at the north edge of town.
Tl:y rei;irn--d on foot and were cautious
ly making their way to the jail whAn
tpied by the officers. TNy reached the
5a it, wer ortierr d to throw up their
bunds:. b':t Instead turned and ran to their
team and sjcoccdod in getting away.
COM UTS TO WORK Ql AKRIFS
t ommiion Appointed to Aid in
(letting Better Road-:.
SKATTI.K. Wfisli.. April 1 Spe
rial. tJ-tv ernor M ad today an
rtouncd thr appo?ntnaert of a commis
sion to ndv io with counties and mil
picipa !:tieji l h rough o -it the stat? re
gardlng the rstaMi hinent of quar
ries f--r the pr.ducti-n of crushed rovk
to b used in the construction of roads.
These quarries are to be operated by
convicts from the State penitentiary.
The commission is headed by Judfce C.
H. Hanford, of the Federal Court, its
personnel belr.fc as follows: Judge
Harford. Judce Kdward Whiteson.
Jjdze of the I "n ited States Court for
the Kast rn I 'is trie t of Washington:
Samuel Hill. Joseph M. Snow, State
H ighw ay Commissioner; Frofcssor
Henry M. I.anden. of the Stnt I'nl
vrrsHy and fttnte OeoloRlivt ; John W.
Arrowfmlth, state ttratn Inspector;
K r flower)", Cointy Purveyor of
H.-nion Count ; Snmiiel c. t-ancnntrr.
consnltlnbc tnglnrer of the T-Vderal
i;-td Koad- l.epar tmcnt. ntntbtnrd In
Sratfle.
Ol'RT-M ART! AI- or oritCFR
an1ale of I'hlladclphU on Trial
for AUrped Mirrta.
NAVY-YAKf). Tucet Wound. April 13.
(Special -The court mart tl of Past As
sistant rnyniaj:er A. S. Hrown. of the
Philadelphia, convened this morning with
Captain McHoukaI, C S. M C. nctina;
JudKe-ad ot'Bte and t 'otntnafider C. A.
(Jove a president. A shortBKc of approx
imately r' has been found In Paymaster
Hrow n a. counts Th eonnmartlal is to
b- held behind eloped doors, and the find
ing of the board wilt be dispatched to
Washington In nn official report. Pay
master Hrow n faces dtsniis-al from the
Xavy tf he is found entity.
WOODMEN'S LOG-ROLLING
;l!KT t AMI'MCX TO UK COX-
nt tki ix oni:;o.
I'lvf Mamiiuilli liilllnllmiK 1 Ills
Week Cndpr Dlrrcllon of IIoikI
Consul Honk, vf IK'tivcr.
fti.lcr the il'rectlon of I. f. Tloflk. of
Donv. r. heflil consul of the worlil. W. U.
SEATTLE 15 BEATEN
Portland High School Wins at
Baseball, 4 to 2.
HICKSON SCATTERS HITS
I.nral Twirlor Trovp.. Knlenin o the
YIHnrrortlnii1 nuncliCJi 1111
In llrl unci Tlilrd Knst
Side High Iirfrnl.. Hill.
lNTlrn'IIOI.ASTtC l.l!.il'.
MlnndlnK of lh hib.
Wen. Lout. Tel.
II
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.Rim
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Onluml'ln t"nl rily. .
r.ir(linti AeniI'Miiy ...
o-t Sltle llleh
Bunt Sl-Io Hlsli
Hill MIlllKiy Aratlrmy
The Purl In ml Hlirli Sehim! (We.t Plile
rlelenled the Mneoln II.rIi Sehonl. of
(emtio. In a splenilldly-plnyert irmi of
lia.sennll on tlie VftURbn-itroet (rrounila
yesterday afternoon hy a seore of 4 to 2.
Miekjon. the Portland High Sehool
pltelier. was steady throughout tlif gamh
OFFICERS OF W. O. W., WHO WILL CONDUCT
OREGON LOG-ROLLING CAMPAIGN
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I. I. Bo.ik. Head Conaul.
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P. f. HnivdsniM, Hed Bnnknr.
AV.. tiiat order will hold flvp mammoth
los-rolllnps in this state during this week.
Mr. Bonk Is part icipat Inst In the ffather
tnic of Woodmen In different parts of the
State.
The first loK-rolllnjr was held at Mod
ford yesterday. Today a similar gather
ing of Woodmen will be held at Rose
burg and another will be held at MeMinn
vlllt? tomorrow. Portland ramps will
unite in a demonstration Thursday and
Fa.ker City members of the order will as
semble at that city April Irge elassea
of candidates are to be initiated Into the
mysteries of the order at all these meet
ings b" Head Consul Boak and associate
bead officers. P. Snodgrass head
banker of the Pacific jurisdiction, will
accompany Consul Koak on his trip
through the state. "
M embers of t he f ra t crn it y In Oregon
have been looking forward to the gath
erings scheduled for this week for some
tim and they anticipate some of the
most successful meetings In the history of
Woodcraft in this state. A number of
members of the order in Portland will
go to McMinnville tomorrow and Wood
men will join the party at each station en
route.
Durinir the Portland meeting. 00 candi
dates will be initiated in special exercises
to be held in the West Side Woodmen
Temple. 12S Kleventh street. There will
be special excursions from outside points
to attend, this demonstration.
MAKE MANY OBJECTIONS
I.antl-lirabbcrs Attorneys Try to
Block to eminent Kvi donee.
WASHINGTON. April 13. The trial
of Frederick A. Hyde, .lohn A. Benson,
Henry IV Pimond and Joost Schneider,
who are charged with a conspiracy to
defraud the Government out of valua
ble land, is punctuated with numerous
objections from the attorneys for the
defendants to evidence which the Gov
ernment is endeavoring1 to introduce.
The principal objection thus far has
been that the allowed illegal acts In
regard to wb ich w itnesses have testi
fied occurred more than three years
prior to the finding of the Indictment
In 1904. and are therefore barred by the
statute of limitations. While United
States District Attorney Baker has se
cured thp admission of the evidence
thus far. a hard lejcal battle is expected
when fie final arguments are heard on
the motion t.j strike out all evidence
of this character.
The w itnesses today w ere George C.
Brown, of the Oregon State 1-and Office;
Thomas McCusker, of Portland. Or., and
lon Alexander.
Mr. Brown testified as to the methods
prescribed by law for the purchase of
school lands in Oreeon. He said there
was no law limiting the amount of such
landf that one man may acquire by
assignment.
Mr. MeCusker testified that he had
been engaged by Schneider, one of the
defendants, to aid him in securing; ap
plications for school land in Oregon
from persons having1 the right to pur
chase an allotment of such land. Upon
receipt of an assignment of each appli
cation to Schneider, the witness said, 3
was paid to the applicant. The appli
cation called for 30 acres, and the
assignment usually was made at the
time the application was signed. The
Government brought out the fact that
the applicant did not pay for the land
before assigning it to Schneider.
EASTER TABLE LINENS,
Extra special values today and tomor
row in fine table linena. napkins, towels,
fancy tray-cloths, lunch-cioths, doiliea.
etc., etc. Supply your Eastrr needs now
and save. McAlIen & McDonnell. Im
porters of fine Trisli linens.
Heed French Piano Mfg. Co.
Sixth and Burnside Sts., Pianos, Play
era and Player Pianos. 'From Maker
to Player."
Free candy wilt children's shoe, at
Rosenthal's. Seventh and Washington.
and managed to keep the Seattle hits so
well scattered that the visitors were
kept safely in storage during- the entire
Kame. The Seattle twlrler was found for
bunches of hits In the first and third
InnltiRs. when the Portland boys chased
over four runs, which proved enough to
win. as the visitors connected but twice
with the register, once In the fifth and
again in the sixth canto, but after thai
period the .Portland boys fielded splen
dldly and Hlcksoni was as stingy with
hits as most of the politicians are with
'good' campaign cigars.
the hall park to witness the contest, for
A good sized crowd had asscmhled :
the occasion was marked by a double
header. In addition to the Portland-
Seattle game, the East Side High School
met and defeated the Hill Military Acad
emv nine In the regularly scheduled In
terscholastle League contest. The score
was 8 to 4. It would be hard to say
which game attracted the greater atten
tion. for the rooters for the Kast Side
Hill Military contest made just as much,
If not more noise, than did the West
Siders during their victory over the Seat
tle lads.
The Seattle boys played a fine game,
and In spite of their defeat, are deserve
ing of considerable praise.
The defeat of Hill Military by the East
Side High was due principally to the
wildncss of the cadet pitcher. Mays, who
started the game, hut was succeeded by
Merchant in the fifth Inning. The line
up for the Hill-East Side game was as
follows:
u'li xtilitarv. rosition. E. S. Hfch.
Ma. Merchant. .. .V llouek
Shear O Montague
Baker 1 l.raliam
Merchant. Thome... 2R Itewetl
Uuirnp . . .". H Murrow
HuRhes SS Cornell
Holmes Hedges
Hincks C.F t'ason
MacEwen RF Briggs
Seattle High School Beaton.
Pl'LUIAX, Wash.. April 13. (Special.)
The Washington State College baseball
nine today defeated the nine of the Seat
tle Hich School with a score or 10 to 4.
Root arjd Weller. for the W. S. C, each
made a three-bagger hit. Martin and
Million, for Seattle, made two points each.
Batteries W. S. C Thompson catcher
and MoOuIly pitcher. Seattle High
School. Hemenway and Beebe. catchers,
and Belford pitcher. Hits off McCully. 4;
off Belford 6. Strikeouts. Belford 9, Mc
Cully 6. Umpire Cariseh.
were Vsn Pom and Johnson for Olds:
Wortman King's and Hcwett and An.
getl for I.lpman Wolfe. The. victor?"
was a decisive one, Olds. Wortman
King winning hy a acore of J4 to 1.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Vf KESTLEn M LAGLEX IS HERE
W ill Meet Ir. "Roller at HciliR The
atcr Tomorrow Xlght.
Portland wrestling- fans are inclined
to believe that Dr. Roller will have a
full night's work on his hands when
he tackles Victor McLAglen, the big
English wrestler -whom he is sched
uled to meet at the Helllg Theater to
morrow night. McLaglen arrived in
Portland yesterday from Tacoma. and
the sports have had a good chance to
size him up. He is as big as a whale
and as strong as a lion, and If he does
not give the Seattle crack a good time
of it. it will not be becanse he lacks
anything in the matter of strength.
McLnglen will tower over Roller
fully three luches. as he stands six feet
three in his stockings, while the doctor
Is six feet flat. In weight Mrtaglen
will have an advantage of fully 20
pounds, an Important factor In a
wrestling- match. The Eng-llsh Her
cules will also have a long ways the
better of it in youth and strength.
Roller is past 32 years of age, while
McUaglen is just 11 years younger.
Mel.aglen has taken excellent care of
his physical training since he was 14
years of age and Is a perfect specl
man of manhood.
Willamette 3; Whitman 1.
SALEM. Or.. April 13. (Special Wil
lamette University defeated Whitman
College at baseball today by a score o"
I to L
Ifeutrer Ota (lasses tor I1.0S.
Employes Basketball Game.
The Olds. Wortman King baseball
tram defeated Lipman-Wolfe's nine Sun
day In a spirited game at East Twenty
second and Bandy Road. The batteries
wife to r. A.
A and R. htotk
lot 1. block ,10.
A.1.1
wife to tlarvrv
W hltnej- t,. IK i K
NMe. tot 4, l.lock . aim lot 7.
h'".k IT. Hswthornr's t.t jMil
F. M Keel snd wife t- Oillle II.
tUI et al . M a, rr In K. i of
f F. i, ..r ,-. .To, T I , H. I K.
Tha.I M ;ian et t. to John n.l.
ft ,-tee tn N. K. f a. K. u ef
nM s,-r .to T t n t it
TIm.t M. qiRM ct St. 'to 'orvlile
II.--,!. fll ATr. In X. K W of S.
K. nf See. JIO, T. I S., It. t F.
t . A. IUA-kpiirn ant m lfe lo John
Rhearer, i.n.lh t, of lot III.
block .1. Ontrsl Alblna AiM
T. S. Mi-Danl"! and -f to A. W.
Atiurolaon. lot I and 3. block T.
I'ark View replut
Alice f. Smith to Ftnard t Urartv,
l-t. It and 13. block "A." eyull-
vl.lon ..f II 2. A. 7 and . tract
"I." Pmlth's Add
Oeo. t . (,ln and lfe to A. .1.
Altmnn. I. -is , I and a. block 4.
Powiw Add
Hirtioan Timnip,,n to C W. Alt
mnn. lot It and 4. block llfl. tum
i lty Prk
fh Ttoo-lcy and
Zlmmei nisn. loin
14. Ttoutdnle ...
K. 3. Srecht and lfe to Wcotero
'r'-Kon TTist t o
t.yilta Ruckmatr
R. (1. Chniie and
Northi up. lot IT. bio, k Tft, Pi;o.d
A. t'. Towers and wife to tl. M. tn
den. l..t a. T and 8, bliv-k 4.
Powrrn" Add
Mnry A. Stoeie et al. to Mary Aner
etcln. rominnnc.tns at r-lnt 2:io T91
Ort!t of N. F. corner of Etitt
Twelfth and pisl Morrljnn streets,
thence w-ciit .TJ feet, thence n,rlh
lr- feet, thence pnt .la feet,
thfnce north feet, thenca east ."2
feet, thence )utb 0O feet
Portland Kcaltv & Trust to. to Win.
H. F,t-r. lot 24. blo,k S. Ijturrl-w-oot
F'rk
F. A. Knapp and wife to T. I..
Prace. an Irii-KUInr tract bealiinltia
at point Ss2.:t7 fret south and
KI4.,Vt feet ftt of itectlon corner of
Scc; Id. IT. So and 21, T. I S . n.
Samuel J. Johnn and wife tn Chos.
IC. OUert. part of block 110. liro
ver's Add
Victor neiroCKl and wife to H. A
Ittewer and wife. lot 22. 24. 2fl.
2s. ao and .12. block JIT, Irvtngton
I'sik
Wni. II. Uoot to t;e-. Ct. Root, eaot
t of lot t and eawt t of nrth
in fret of lot 2. block 12. Oman's
Add
Taylor Investment I'o. to J. W. it
klns and wire, lot 13. block 10.
Arleta I'ark No. 2
Mary F Turner to ,T. w. Wilkin
and wife, lols 1 and IT. block 8.
I. Hurelwoud Park
M W. limit and wife to Jnhn M itthie-
sen. lot 1. blcek ' - It. " t'rviwn
Court
F!ern invcutnient Co., Ltd., tr
Henry Nniiffte. lot 2. block 15. Tol
nmn tract
Hitiornln Savings lljink to Ponton A.
O. Mealy. lot 2rt. Kssex Turk
C. 3. Cowllnhaw to K. W. Penman
and wife, lot S. block 4, Crrfon..
Mary R. Mftrsh to A. L. trpaon. 4
acres of K. M. Davidson's D. L. C
In Sec. 31. T. I N.. R. 2 K.
Elnf Johnson and w Ifs lo Anise Antln
and wrlfe. lots 1, 2 and .1. block 8.
North Vale
Wni. F). Brnlnatd and wife to W. It.
Hudson, lot 13. Mock 1, Rralnard
tract
Ernst W. Wehtje and wife to Anne
t'rOrscn. lot 10. block . Mult
nomah Axel (1. Andrell to M. P Thomp
son et al.. lot T. block 32. Multno
mah tiro. O. Flanders and wife to llattie
R. Kerriirsli. lot 4. block 104.
Gi-ovcr's Add
A. I.. I'pfon and wife to Rosa R.
R.-kenbcrirer ct al., 7 acres of E.
R. Davidson's D. I.. C. In sec.
:il. T. I N-. R. 2 F,.. wmmeiH-tnK
at point 20.2i c.haine eatsl of
northwest corner of eald section..
J. S. Fordyce and wife to Grace CI.
Mcf'racken. lot 12. block 4. Wil
lamette Helahts Add. ..
A J. l.aue and wife to
Stclnmet. lot 10. block
w ood
Win. E. Pra'.nRtd snd
Mathlas Nlckcle. lot 7,
Itrnlnard tract
Roliert A. Cameron to N. V. Soren
n. uadivlded i of lota t and 8.
block SO. city
Frank Ij. Fsrrts asd wife lo Will K.
and Ollle J. Purdy. lot 4. block 1.1.
Creeton
Winifred Purdv to Ollle J. Purdy. lot
2. blje-k 7. York
M. W. Hint, et al.. to I.. .T. Wilde.
ti-URtee. lot 1. bh ok A. Crown Court
E Ilenrv Wemme to Overlook lind
Co.. lot 24. block C: lot 1.1. block
E; lots 1. 2. block !!: lota 5 to
12. block 1. Overlook
J. W". Griffith and wife to A. J and
Juella N. Dillon, lots 0, 10. block
21. Wood law n '
Fred Teltick and wife to Alllo H.
Stelnmen. lots 11. 12. block 3. Can
non's Addition
University Land Co. to Reuben O.
Hall, lots 14. 15. block 144. Uni
versity Park
William Matheral to H. r. Palmer,
undivided H of lots 1. 2. block S
Sunset Park No. 2 Addition
Merchants Savines & Trust Co. to
John HacKerty. a strip 4.1 feet S
Inches wide, off east H of west
of block K. St. John Heights
W. II. Nunn and wife to R. I. Ertck
son. lot 5. block 10. North Irvinirton
Harry H. Randle and wife to John
Treston Anderson.. lot l-'l. block 9.
Waverlelsh Heights Addition
Arleta Land Company, to Mary J.
Charleston, lot 1. block 22. Elberta.
E. 1.. Barnett and wife to Milton T..
Parnett and a. w. Winn, lots 1. 2.
block S. Walt's Cloyerdale Annex.
John J. Malarkey and wife to H. E.
Noble. lot 1. block 18. Tortland
Homestead
E. B. Holmes and wife to Kenwood
Land Company, lots 1. 2. 8, 4, Mur
lark Addition
Hyde Park Land. Company to Ken
wood Land Co.. hand in section I.
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REPUBLICAN
REPUBLICANS
Will You Submit to a Democratic Newspaper
Selecting Your Republican Candidates ?
Whoso business is it as to who shall be
your noniinops, anf who should have tho selec
tion of them?
"Why not give this impertinent "rooter" a
eraclc on the nose, just to remind it. that Ke
)ublicans can pet along without its advice in
naming party nominees?
HERE IS A LIST of straight Republicans
who offer themselves as candidates for tho
honor of representing you as your party
nominees. Every man is a representative,
substantial business man. They are all known
and have been tried.
They won't spend one hour in selecting a
United States Senator and 39 4-5 days in pal
tering around doing nothing.
They are progressive and have ideas. They
know how to present them they have the
abilitr to present them.
Will you select this kind of men as party
nominees, or will you select men who have
only one thought any Populist-Democratic
fallacy, so it will get votes ? .
STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN
For Senator
4n. 3. r. ntti.it
J. c. Hsyer Furnace, oo.
45. JOTt ft. rot'KKY
Merchant Tailor.
4fl. .ioiiw tRiMcni,i.
T'res lioston raeklnt comnsay
41. V. V. MoriMlN'
Irwln liodson prlntlnc IJItio. Co
51. I(J. Ml lll-l,
Wholesnla Clrsra and Tobaoeoa.
For Joint Representative
JS. '. N. MrARTIM It (Tali
Attorney at Uw.
For Represcntatlvu
S9. n. n. nn riiiiN
With O.iddur.1 Kelly Pho ',ompanT
ao. jos. w. nin KiniXiK
or liushnno- av i ., fig. anit l.ltho
fit. 1IHNK 11(11. 1, M
Aa-t. Meichanis 1 nde,endent 1,1ns Rteamsrt
70. I,. R. t IIOI.I II
Attorney at I.sw.
"2. II. !l. Ktllltl-t.l.
Of Kvsnllnii Farrsll.
74. I.. A. IIMtt.OW
Or Harlow. mrr AV llarlo. Troutdal.
77. (ii;o. w. iioi.t tmn
Tres. Oregon l'tiklna Company.
iD. K. K. Kl ni l (Knr.)
fres. Kulill Stationery A rtg. Co.
SI. I.lll IS 1(1 KI1N
of Nlcolal-Nepparh Company.
82. l. 11. MK'KIK
t'oinmi'ici.il Iniestmsiit Company.
85. ;PA1. W. MeMII.I.AN
rrea. McMlllun drain Company.
KS. KIIANK J. ItirllARIIMOK
Pres. Terwilllger Land Company
THINK IT OVER, YOU REPUBLICANS
tnwnxhlp 1 north. rne 1 fnt, part
of donation cImIiii Oftorfn
W. Force and John flftnkln. hrxin
nlnn at a xMnt In Bouth boundary
of unld donation Innd claim of
Oorite W. Force. U chain. 'M
links ant from Bouthwent corner of
aid claim
Richard Kvann to CJorK Rvni, lot
1, 2. 8. 4. I, t. It. 12. block 1; lot
1. 2. . block 2. F.vani-ton
Victor Rtlkula and wife to Mary E.
Tarlaon. lot 3, block 5. Laurelwood
Addition
Hnrv Hall nd wlf to,S. and Ktxther
Nudclinan. lot 10. block 53. Vninon 1
DrtMM Drew and wife to W. S. Drew
and wife, lot 22. block 12. Ports
mouth Villa Extension
Jofwph. Melich and wife to T. J.
Starker. Iota 1ft. 1. block 3. Fox
chA Addition
Anna Hermans and wife to Julia
Rome-loch, lot 17. hlock 11. Mount
Tabor Villa Annex
Flnlav McKercher to Emory R. Drak-i
and wife, lota 3. 4, block 2. Concord
Hettrhta
Charios U Hunter and wife to C. E.
Rob bin a. lota 8. 0, block 20. Fnlr
vlew i
Rose City Cemetery Afsoclallon to
Ar.na nLun. suuth of lot 1 4.
block 0. section D. Rose City
Cemetery
TV. H. pewey to Q. A. Sim. lot 1,
block 10. Arleta Park No. 3
Georse Schnltker and wife to WII
!lm Klff. lots 3. 4. block 2. Mail e-
n ood 1
William J. Smith and wire to Lucy
Ievel. lot 2. block IK. Olencoe Park
S. J. LaFrAnce, et ul.. lo Georffe P.
Racdor, lot 7. block 3. Park View
Addition
P. H. Marlay and wife to John J.
O'Brien, west 1-3 of lot 11 and east
1-3 of lot 14. block 24. Couch Ad
dition '
Iouls A. Harlow and wife to O. R.
& N. Co.. atrip 100 feot wide across
east of section 2., township 1
north, range 3 east
6
1
2O0
2A0
1
1
1
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551
1
.$95,066
Total
Havt your abstract! mad tty the Security
Abstract A Trust Co., T Chamber of Com.
Vancouver Barracks Notes.
VANCOUVER BARRACKS. Waih.,
April 13 (Special.) Major H. I Haw-,
thorne. Artillery Corps, returned to thu
barracks Sunday from Fort Worden.
where he was a member of thft court
martial In the trial of Captain McKlgln.
lieutenant R. B. Clark has been o? -dered
to relieve lieu tenant Garrlty a
Quartermaster of the transport Dlx. at.
Seattle.
Second lieutenant Manard A. Wells.
Tenth Infantry. 1r relieved from further
treatment at th urenera) hospital at Fori
Bayard. N. M., and will proceed to Join'
his regiment at Fort Seward. Alaska.
It 1 announced at department head
quarters that the Government cable,
which was recently broken by an earth
quake near Fort Sitka, has been repaired
and placed In operation.
rONGRBHKMAX W. R. KLMS NO II.
Favora tariff revision and works for
Roosevelt policies.
KOfiER B. MSVOTT 34.
lor IHMrlct Attorney.
"Indict by Grand Jury.'
The Stress
of modern life uses up vitality
and energy and exhausts the
nerve battejies too fast for
ordinary food, hence nervous
ness, nerve weakness and
nervous wrecks.
Scott's Emulsion
is a nerve-food of almost mar
velous potency. Nothing in
the world strengthens the
nerves, restores vitality and
gives energy to the whole
body so quickly as Scott's
Emulsion. All druggists.
A Isms smpl will ba ssnt frs apnn ra
oaipt of this sdTSrtisemeot and your addresa.
SCOTT Sc. BOWNE
40 P.t1 Scr..t NEW YORK
1 "S
SOUSA UNO HIS BIND, PRYOR'S BIND,
THE U. S. MARINE BAND, THE
ROYAL BAND OF ITALY
tlio greatest military bands
in the world piny for you
in your own home, as often
as you wish, if you have a
modern
TALKING MACHINE
$1.00 a weo'i is enough. We
carry the largest assortment
of talkinp machines and rec
ords in the West, t.'omc in
and enjoy our recitals every
afternoon.
18
NUTS
TO
THE
YARD
ENGLISH WALNUTS
:AND:
ROYAL ANN CHERRIES
TWO
BITES
TO
THE
CHERRY
The selling contract w ith our company limits our sales, at present prices,
to 40 5-acre tracts. When the 40 tracts are sold, our contract calls for an
advance of $250 on each 5-acre tract.
The first allotment will not last long. At our office we will show you sales
and tell you who has purchased. "When you learn the number of sales and
character of purchasers, you will obtain a very good idea as to our ability to
make good on all our claims.
"When we reach the advance price we will still be giving full value, but our
opening price was made as an introduction and special feature to attract at
tention in inaugurating a business of a company which is, and will continue to
be, the largest owner and planter of English "Walnuts and Royal Ann Cher
ries on the Pacific Coast.
When you purchase a tract of this company you are assured of proper loca
tion and the constant care and culture of your purchase during the first
growing period of trees, the most vital time in the life of property to secure
results.
Our terms of $100 cash and $15.00 per month for each 5-acre tract includes
four years' care. "We offer you tracts that are plantej.
"We go any day or everj- day, leaving 7:40 A. M., returning 5:40 P. M.
Properties in Yamhill County.
CHURCHILL-MATTHEWS CO.
GENERAL. SELLING AGENTS
HO SECOND STREET
I Eilers TN
I 353 W,h.St. Jtk$
.w ,.,a;;fe.M.-gf' sB-ajSfcfai
Grand Central Station Tims Card
SOCTBBN PACIFIC.
leaTln Portland
RifseburK Passenger
Cottage Grove Passenger ....
California Express
San Francisco Express
West Side
Corvallls Passenger
bheridtin passenger
Forest C?rove PassengT
Forest Grove Fa-ssenger
Arriving Portland
Oregon Express
Cottage Grove Passenger....
Roseburg passenger
foruana Kxprees
West Side
Corallls passenger
Sheridan Pasengr
Forest Grove passenger
Forent Grove Passenger
I.
S:l. a. m.
I 4:15 p m.
7:45 n m.
'12:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
I 4. 10 a.m.
11 :00 a. m.
3:40 p. m.
T:r.S a. m.
Hi :: a m.
3:30 p. m.
11:15 p.m.
p. m.
10:30 a. m.
8:00 a- m.
3:50 p. mL
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Ieavlnsr Portland
Tacoma and SeallU Expreei 8:30 a. m.
North Coast & Chicago Limited.. 2:00 p. m.
Overland Kapresa 111:45 p. m.
Arriving Portland
I
( North Coast Limited.
. Portland Express
Overland bxpresa . . .
7:00 a.m.
4:15pm.
8:35 p.m.
OREXiOV RAILROAD A NAVIGATION CO.
leaving Portland
Pendleton passenger ,
Chicago-Portland Special ,
Spokane Flyer
Kansas City & Chicago Expreaa.
Arriving Portland
fpokane FIer
Chi., Kan. City & Portland Ex.
Chicago-Port land Special
Pendieron Passenger
7:15 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
8:15 pm
6:00 p. m.
8:00 a. m.
9:45 a. m.
8:50 p. m.
5:15 p. m.
ASTORIA A COLUMBIA RIVER.
Lravfng Portland
Astoria & Seaside Express 8:00 a. m.
Astoria & Seaside Express 6:00 p.m.
Arriving Portland
Astoria & Portland Passenger.. 12:15 p.m.
Portland Express 10:00 p. m.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Leaving Portland
C. P. R. Short Line, via. Spokane
Seattle
Arriving Portland
C. P. R. Short Line, via Spokane
Via Seattle
8:15 p. m.
11:45 p. m.
8 :00 a. m.
7:00 a. m.
Jefferson-Street Station
ISO C TILE KM PACIFIC
Leaving Portland
Dallas Passenger
taila paaseuger
Arriving Portland
Dallas passenger . . . . ,
Dailaa Passenger . . . .
t:40 a i
4:15 p- i
10:15 a. i
ft:D0 n. i
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Leaving Portland
Salem Local
Salem Local
Salem Limited
Salem Local
Salem Local
Salem Limited
Salem Local
Arriving Portland
Portland Local
Portland Local
Portland Limited
Portland Local
Portland Local
Portland Limited
Portland Local
15 a. m.
25 a. m.
05 a. m.
05 a. m.
30 p. m.
35 p. m.
30 p. u.
85 a. ta.
21 a, m.
36 a. m.
25 p. m.
50 p. m.
10 p. m.
52 p- nx