Morning Oregonian., April 14, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

THIS MORNING ORF.fiOXTAN, TUESDAY. A PHIL II. 1908.
HERMANN AIDS
SENATOR FULTON
Sends Telegram Saying Dele-,
gation Did Not Agree on
Hall's Reappointment.
REPLY TO HENEY'S CHARGE
Icniiin rwnlra Absolutely TcMlfy.
In Brforn Grand Jury a a H'nojr
statrd in Saturday N"ls''t Talk.
'Pulton Apatit Call "Liar."
I.A GHAXW. Or.. April IS -tSpr.-laU
That Honcv lied rhm ho said Snlura
rty nlicht In Portland ttit Hlnirr H.T
mcUn hurt testing botor (Traiid Jury
that two-thlrxlo of the On eon 1olrntlor
Ml in fnvor of llnll Of rrappolntmrtit
ni TilatrV-t Attorney w- tli- oonnt.-r--!ir.
mini by Fulton tonlarttt in Ills
apwh dof.'n.llng himself from tlie at
tacks of Henfv.
Fulton not only railed lleney liar In
till. Inetane a well aa In tinny ollirr.
hut read a tetrirrnm from llmtrer Her
mann, receive today. In whloli t"- for
mer Representative flatly .Ionics havltiR
mart aiirh tostlinonx. Ho mentions U"
tn.on.l.t.-nrr of till". ! ' favored
fereey Kellev. of Albany. Tlie t.l.-Etain
eaatlv tho fenturo of tlte art.lr.-M.
Fulton believed Henimnn to In the,
Houth. but aired to llosehiinf to learn Ma
acMresa. Milt query wn- answered by
Hwmann himself It follows:
Ro..h..ri. Or. April U-IW !"",!;
ton. la -.ran.1e. Or: I assert that I n" r
testified befcre a arand O.rv tl.t th. d-l-r.tlon
arr'"t to support lt.lt for reapno nt
menl mirh not H' If " "
ae. as-reed h. ruM have tx" '""''''
hT . whl. li t r r -l l-r.-iir - ""1"
not r"- .mor oumliw My oliolcc .
r.,.y H. K.l. B)NOK1 HKRVAN.N.
Son.tor Fulton poho to on- of th
rBf!t pollttcal irnthorlnKs of tlio cm
p.liin tonlcltt. Tho opor-hoi.s was
p.rkrl
Mr Klilton (tlv.-n an auto rl.to over
.h. v.ll.v and vslt.-d t-ovc. fnlon and
Hot lRko. whwo ho was lvon
, llntrra of hl frli-tvls Wt
ban
1 him
In his room at tho Hotfl Fol.y today.
Axxjors row thk ii iu.h ity
rnlton. WniiCo Smllli Suit
WUl Go Over. Thomsh
Tried.
SA1.KM. Or. April 1.
.)...rf.t- iit brourht by
-iSpoolal.l Tho
J S. Pniitri
i:n4t.i .4rnta onator t".
W
V.'..iinn lll nrob.Wy not bo bronsht
to
tnal this torm of court but will bo over
... tho .lunr term. Smith has boon on-
dcnvorln to got tho oaso to trial at
one. tn order to thresh out tho issues
beforo election, but will not be able to
. Snturdav Scnntor Fulton
m demurrer. uion the prvound that
.1.. m,ws not state facts suf
,.i. t .in.tiiuto a cause of suit, and
h Issue, not hvliK Wn made up be
fore the first day of the term, tho case
cannot bo tried If either party objects.
The flllnR of the demurrer is taken as in-
ilicHtln that senator mmm
want the case tried at present,
li is eonerallv understood that the pur
r 4nlili in Hllnir the suit was to
il.e controversy in court where all
the parties who knew nnythlne about the
i,i.-hll-Smlth bribery atTalr could be
,,rf,-r- onlh. called upon to tes
tify and be subject to oross-rxHnitnation.
i v j..-li. of Albany, made an
affidavit contradicting some of the state
ments made by Smith in his affidavit,
the latter has been anxious to Rot Powell
where he could cross-examine hint. Ho
wants to do the same tliln? with Senator
Fulton, who has charged that Smith s
affidavit is false.
That Smith's object is not so much to
iret a judgment for dumacos as to slvc
publicity to the facts of the now famous
transaction, is evident from tho anxiety
of Smith attorney. I.. H. McMrthan. to
S. t the case to trial. When the demurrer
was served upon him by Senator Fulton's
attorney. (V it. IVncham. McMahan off-red
to accept the tirst 1'J men called as
jurors, without qiiestionlnc one of them
as to his rpmlincations. provided Senator
Fulton would ko to trial at once. Mc
Mahan said he could he ready for trial
on :M hours' notice.
Mr. KltiKham did not accept the pro
posal and the case will apparently be
ontinucd till next term.
IHVOHCK. HKCAVSE OF FAITH !
dudsrc YnWey F-stahlKhe Precedent j
In hrlMian Science Case. j
.'EATTl.F. April IS. That a divorce ,
mav be sranted where Christian Science )
has caused either man or wife to suffer
the belief that its teachings have failed i
to rcco-er the health of a child when one i
or the other of the parents desired tiled- j
led aid. i. the decision handed down t
terdRy by Jjdire Yakey. In the Super-
in- Court. I
O. B. Mooney sued his wife for a dl- .
v, .r,-e. charglnc her with cruelty, hiss- (
much as sl-e insisted on Christian S.-ient-
-sis attepdlne their iH-yrar-old dauahter.
Mooney protested and asked That a phy - I
slclan be called for the pirl. His wife, j
however. Is said, with the aid of friends. !
lo have kept him awsy from hip chiid. :
who died. Mooney sued for a divorce. ,
J.alge Yarkey's decision may establish
a precedent. ,
1RKE SPLITS: CATCH Fj M X ;
Timber Fuller Victim of Peculiar
Accident Will Pie.
OKN'TRAUA. Wash.. April IS iSp
c!nl. Stam Bunch, a timher-f aller in the
emplov of the H. H. Martin Company.
was fatally injured tills afternoon at the .
camp. Bunch was felling a tree, which j
snlit at the base as it started lo fall, and j
dew back, catching Eunch in tho cleft, i
Fellow-workmen caine to his assistance,
but he was so tightiy wedged in that they j
pried the tree apart and rescued him with j
itrcat difficulty He was taken to the
Vntralia General Hospital, and no hop.vs i
are held out for his recovery He has j
been conscious all the time despite the ,
fact that tflece of his skult two and i
a half by one Inch was removed. He
leaves two children who are dependent I
on him. 1
Albany Dofrs Muiited.
ALBANY. Or.. Apr!! 11 (Speeial.1 Half
of the drsrs of Albany, and practically all
of the valuable ones in the city are now
wear-nit muales. It Is not because the
local canines have become suddenly dan-B-erc-us.
hut to prevent them from eatinr
poisoned meat. In the past two weeks It
Albany dojrs have b-en poisoned.
Two Populists In Polk.
AIJUS Or.. April 13 (TSpecial 1 The
toral number of voters rear. ste red in Polk
eCountjr before th crimarr election Lh:8
ynr 1 nn lnorns of Z& m-r fi
TOfElntrnUpn of Th Rrnntput int?rrr
lit in tli prrlne!n of Pttllaf nnd of Full
(. wh!1Ni H. IV w of thothr pr(Mnrt
rRUtrnttnn l a trifle lmit ttinn In li.
tf th nttr nutnhr of th votn rrcH
.rtd up to 1t 14? art HpuliWn, W
lmorrntlt4, 113 HnrialtM nd th rrmatn-
lrr rttpr,nr. Only two haw racist? red
ft IVipMltPtft.
ACOTSKD Or KMUK7,7,LKMKXT
rynitpr of lU-oolvlnir Ship IMilln-
(lrlpltla Hrfono ronrf-Mnrtlol.
SKATTt.K. April 1 The eourt-mar-
tlal of A. H Hrowii. Paymaster of the
United ttate. r-celvln ship l'hlladel-
phla. eharKej with shortaRe of MH In
his amounts, waa etimmenced today be
fore a board ciinslstliut of oftlcers of the
yarvl and of vessels now there. Com
mander t A. Qove. of the Milwaukee.
Is proaldent. Conviction may mean dis
missal from the Navv.
It Is admitted, however, that Intrica
cies In the work make possible errors of
tills nature without anv actual misap
propriation of funds. Hrown has been
on the Philadelphia six months.
Will Makf on rolllloal In-
hhpa In Clnokaiiintit CViimty.
OHWOX CTTV. Or. April is. Sp
ltinitt V. RHnH. h woll-known
sniirvoyor n ml former onftinpinn 01 nf
Hpnbllian rorfhiy ifntrnl oimmlttiT. tins
delayed hl-dtMWrture wrk for tMntorn
KrrMTrn to mvoncRn win?
OV lFATII BK.
T POM A. WBuh.. April 11 ( Sp--clV
A complete ronctltAtton nn1
wlmt my prov a lrntli-b1 tnar
Tl"sf vplrmnlsftl "this nftinuin
t th OnkUii1 Untol. whn 111tiM
ixf-r.l and Mr. l.tnl Oxford werf
r m rr I rl by U v . p. FV W. S t o v r,
pj-tor of St. .lin'K KriRllfh lithrnn
thn-h. Mr. Oxford n In n vfry f
Hvm onflit!n frutn a compiled. Ion
of Hrft!nr. nnd htn recovery 1 con
tilTd doubtful. Th nmrrlir w
the rMilt of h wlh tbnt nnd M
vlf bo reunited b"fir hm denth.
Mr. nnd Mi. Oxford wr divorced
Kbout ix mo fit lis ro. Mn. ixford
bmupbt th action. nllritlnR oruclty
union olbrr things. A fp-w dnys rco
Mr Oxford wm tnken suddenly 111.
Tp was tnld by h ptiynlolan tlml bis
recovery w ddubtful. He wlsbed to
be reunited with h1j-1fV nt on- if
that wTis tlie CAtf. nnd the mnrvtuKe.
today followed.
WiwbtnKton, whorp hns lifts a Burvoytn
rontvaot. for the oxpross pnrnoso of work
ing and yotlnp for I'nitod Slatoa Sonatnr
Fulton, who will dollvor an nddroem Wod
ncsdny tMvnlnir tn Shlvoley's Opora-Houso.
On Tluirwlny evonlnp, prooodinp tho dny
of tho prttiiftiios, rx-Stnte Senator
tloorpo 0. Htiwnoll will niako an Mitdivs
nt Shlvcly's Opora-Houso oti tho Issues
of tho rrttnpalrn. this bring his ilrst p
praraneo on a piiblh platform In tionrly
two yoar.". Oindldatos for Republican
nominations at the ooming prinutiios will
ly present and make brief speeches.
Rllt
1 000
l.AKORKKS
Tannnn Mincownors ntttl Ojiorators
Pwltlp on Action.
SKATTl.K. April V. A special cable
to the lVst-lntelllKciicer from Fairbanks
says:
At the annual meeting of the Mineown
ers' and Operators Association, held hero
last nlpht. It was decided to wire Imme
diately their outside representative, nu
tiiorizlnp him to contract an additional
1000 men tn Seattle at terms of $5 and
board for a day of ten hours, the men
to come t.i Fairbanks upon the opening
of navigation.
Bud for Antrrloau lMslierim-n.
VIOTOltlA. 11. C. April 13. As a result
of hie crulsinR in Hecate Straits this
Winter. Captain Neweonibe. of the fish
ery protection cruller Kestrel, says lie
has succeeded in cuttins the catch of
American fishermen from Li-oa-vo pounds
monthly to ".'V.iioa pounds, and says that
with two other cruisers he would cause
thorn to leave t-cso sronuds entirely hv,
preventing mom irorn usui uie ihjs;i
Columbia harbors to clean their fish.
Work on Wlrrloss Station.
ABPltliKKN". Wash.. April 13 iSpooial
- (uitractor Strand has jione to Wcstport
to commence work on tlie wireless tele-
Btauh btillditiif at that place. Charles t
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COLLEGE WEEKLY WHICH HS BEES IN COXTINIOVS EXISTENCE FOR M ANY YEARS.
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Stacsar has the contrsot to erect the two
masts, whn-h will he li" feet hish. Thoy
will Vk in three -sections. tanerir from
two feet to jix inches in diameter. an,1
w'll he set in a concrete foundation seven
f.-et deep. Over lO.OV feet of wire cables
will he required as ?uys Jor their support.
-T-, of this station is estimated at
llemiKrats to Write in Names.
S AI.KM. Or., April 13. (Special. ) At a
meeting of the Jcffersonian Democratic
Cub ton'.gnt It whs decided that a full
county ticket will be nominnted in Marion
County bv writing- the names of the fol
lowing candidat-5 In ie primary ballot:
Representatives, W. S Mott. J
Smith G. O Savase. J. W. Ehner. C.
Yannke- Conntv Judse. P. U Frazer:
Sheriff. J. W Christoaher: Commissioner,
T C. Davidson . Assessor.
J. P. Robertson;
Clerk.
M. P. Baldwin; Treasurer, -. e .
Recorder, R. N. Hoover; Coroner,
Ripdon.
He!n:
V. T
RiX.tR B. STVNrtTT M.
Kor IliMriet Attorney.
"Indict by Grand Jury."
WHO ! YOtR CONGRESSMAN?
w. B- JSilia No. 14. Vote for ilaw
,r , TztKtys.
Perfection In cake and biscuit making
is attained fay the use of Royal Bak
ing Powder. And the ease and dex
terity of their making is marvelous.
MO
Absolutely Pure
The only baking: powder made
with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar.
Hence the superiority of the food
it leavens.
Hence the anti-dyspeptic qualities
which it imparts to the food.
win . " nuirOwn''1 . 11 t'1
ivJUU it
SHOOTS POO SAFETY
Constable Obliged to Fire at
Viciogs Maniac.
TRIES TO KILL HIS SONS
Conips t Tltftn With A Wir and
UniiRlttcr Flop nnd Give Aliirm.
Klvo "Hon Xordod to Itlnd Hint
After Ho Is Shot Dottu.
VAXCOVVKH. n. C, April i:i. tSpe
cl.il. l William Konyon. a rancher of
Chemainua. Vamvuvor Island. went
violently Insane this morning and at
tempted to kill his sons and daughter with
an ax. Later he had to be shot down
and nearly killed before he could be
overpowered.
Kenyon rushed hi the back door of his
homo while the family was seated at
breakfast, lie carried an upraised ax and
wildly shouting tried to dash out the
brains of his youngest son. An older lad
'attempted to disarm his father and tha
wife and her young daughter escaped.
Kenyon repeatedly tried to kill his eldest
son. who ran towards' tho woods with
his father In pursuit. The hid escaped
and when Konon returned to Hie house
his wife and daughter had fled to the
town of Chemtitnus.
A posse of ellizena armed with rifles
turned out. They found Kenyon break
ing up the furniture In his house. When
l-.e saw the armed men he ran at them
swinging his ax.
They in tirst fled, honing that he would
drop his weapon, but he kept on and as
he charged a second time a Constable
tired at close range.- The bullet crashed
through Knyon's shoulder and ho
dropped the ax. l?von then it took flvo
men to hind him.
SAleOONS TO CI.OSK ON SVNOAY
Miir-.hrifld Must Observe Stnte I,nv.
Says Prosecutor.
MARSMV1K1.P. Or.. April lX (Special.)
Tl,e saloons of Mar.sblield must here
after close on Sunday, ni-'trict Attorney
THE INDEX. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
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George M. Brown, of Rosehure. has been
in the citv and held a conference wito
the liiiuor-dealers- Ho cited the state
law- roeardins Sunday closing- and told
the .saloon men that lie would sec to it
that the law was enforced and that he
would prosecute any violations. North
Fend recently passed a city ordinance
providing for clostns every night at IS
o'clock and on Sunday all day. Tne
Marshflelri Citv Council passed a mid
night ordinance but did rot take up the
Sunday-closie-s question. The Anti-Saloon
Leasue of the county has since been en
deavoring to bring about the enforce
ment of the state law prohibiting the
sale of liquor on Sunday. The league has
succeeded in securing a sufficient num
ber of petitions to place the local option
question to a vote of the people at the
next election.
District Attorney Brown has announced
that he has chosen A. Liileqvist, a
youna lawyer, to assist him as Prosecut
inftAttorney for this district.
CAXXOT AGREE OX THE PRICE
Salmon Canners Have Meeting, bnt
Xo Seal Is Set.
ASTORIA. Or.. April 13. (Speelal.V A
meeting attended by representatives of
hi
'A
'Baking
Powder
practically till the salmon canneries of
the Columbia ltlver was held hero this
nfternoon to discuss the prices tn be paid
for raw fish during the aenson, which
will open at noon on Wednesday, but al
though two sessions wero held In an
effort to get together, no agreement waa
reached. It is understood soma of the
cannrrs wanted to pay b cents pound
for cannery fish and 6 cents for cold"
storage llsli. those weighing 35 pound, oi"
over, others wanted to ft the price nt
R ami 7 cents, tho snma an sot by tin
Klshermcn's I'tilon. while still othera con
tended that f cents for small fish and 8
cents for all over no pound. In welitht
was proper. What the disagreement will
result In Is hard to foretell, but It In
probable the season will open at the
prices fixed by the flMipt-mon and tlie
sine or the catch will soon determine
whether or not tho rates will go higher.
NKW iriTIj III NT! TO POKTLAXI
Utmtorod Grent Northern Will Dnlld
Independent Itoad.
TACOMA. Wash . April IS. (Special.!
That the Ureal Northern will havo tn
build an entire new Una Into Taeoni8 Is
the substance of a rumor In railroad cir
cles todtiv. The proposal of President
Hill, of the Croat Northern, to enter Ta
coma over the Northern Pacific tracks
In return for glvlnr that road an en
trance to Vancouver. P,. C. over the
Ureal Northern tracks, is said to have
been turned down.
Without a line to Tacoma the Oreat
Northern will derlvo little benefit from
the North Hank road. Tho Northern 1'a
cltlc. which built the line Jointly -wVit
the Oreat Northern, haa direct connec
tions with the new road. For tho Great
v...-tberii to ret nn the same nasi It
will he necessary to have a direct con
xxofion to Puiret Sound. As far an the
iirnnt N'orthern is concerned. wlthon
connections with Pugot Sound, the North
Hank rond begins nowhere and ends no
where. Reallring this. It Is believed by
railroad men that tho Hill Interests will
lose no time In getting a line in."
coma.
FUVITGHOWERS MAY ORGANI7.K
.Movement on Foot for Coos County
Association.
it ah KM km rat. P. Or.. April 13. (Special.)
-President Newell, of the Oregon State
t,i..ii..rjii Hoard and A. H. Carson
Committeeman for the Third Pistrlrt, will
visit Coos County the last of this month
fr the nurnose of getting in closer-
.i, u-ttb the fruitgrowers of the dis-
,,-i.-t Countv inspector Pohl will
-mi'" a meetine when the visitors arrive
Plans nre now in progress In Coos County
for the organisation of a County Fruit
growers' Association. Inspector Pohl is
eng-aped in visitins the orchards of the
county and announces that he will cut
down trees which are not properly
sprayed hy the owner after due notifica
tion. TEIX EAST
ABOCT
CLACKAMAS
T. J. Gary Going to Boston and In
cidentally Will Boost.
OREGON CITY. Or., April IS. (Special.)
The County Court has made an appro
priation of J50 from the advertising fund
for the purpose of defraying- a portion of
the traveling- expenses of T. J. Gary, who
is goiniar to Boston to attend the meeting;
of tlie National Grocerymen's Association
as a delegate from the local association,
which has subscribed S50. Portland trav
eling men who cover Oregon City terri
tory have given "S. leaving only 75 to
he raised Tt is Mr. Gary's intention to
circulate Clackamas County advertising
matter in the East.
Olympla Malt Extract, good for grand
ma or baby. Only 15-109 of 1 per cent
aloohoL Phone: Main 871. A MR,
WOODARD, CLARKE
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Stunning Easter Styles
Cross Gloves
for Ladies
London Leather
The distinction of superior qualityis
stamped on every pair of them.
Long and short Gloves, lnnchinn
stitched anil linnd-sewed, in nil shades;
mid colors. HcHiitiful Holts, of every
coneeivahle design; hIno scores of sep
arate buckles of exquisite workmanship
and almost inconceivable beauty. See
onr window display.
House
Paints
JnpnlJU', pints... i0
FitiainelH, ean..l5
Floor Taint, qt. 45
Varnishes, can . 15?
Wire Screen
Enamel 15
Brushes 10
Hath-Tuh F-nnmel.
can 25
Want Roses?
35.
Then get a bottle of our Rose
and Fruit Spray, put it on
your bushes, and watch the re
sult. There won't be a bug of
any kind with nerve enough to
take the second bite out of your
bushes, and the result will bo,
you will have roses galore.
Pint bottle " 25
Quart bott le 50o
Gallon can $1-50
Spray Pump" and tpiart
Hpray $1.00
Woodlark Spray Pump.
Mfb
SECOND HOLD-UP CAUGHT
Rent HlRhwayninn Wonndcd hy
Hepttty Bronchi to Seattle.
SKATTLK. Wah.. April 13. MHIa
Alnprleh a Servian, woundecl In tlie tlulit
with lleputy Sheriffs Sturwli-h and
Storey near North Bend Saturday af
ternoon, was hrousiit to the County
.tail late laat nllit. Storey, who 1
Buffering from a serloua frmiHlint wound
In tho left hip. la at a local IiobpHhI.
Alasich adinlta he and three enm
panlona fired on Marshal Harry Miller
at Kent Thursday nlfclit, hut denied
anv knowledge of a previous holdup,
nnd savs he thounrht the Kent MnrshKl
and his deputy were holdup men. Three
member of the tans ara still at lib
erty. PVBIiISHED SIXTEEN YEARS
"Index." Pacific miverslty Publi
cation and Its Board.
TACT FTC t'NIVERSITV. Forest Grove.
Or.. April 1.1. (Special.) For the post
lfi yenrs the. student body of Pacific
University has published a college pa-
FAT.IJ ft KIR TO .0.00.
MAB6HF1E1.D, Or.. April 13.
(Special. Mm. Fvanlc Artamp. wife
ef a rnrher of Ten Mile dtRtrlrt.
has received word that she has
fallen heir to r,o.0OO left her hy an
uncle- who died in California.
t
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ner known as "The
Weekly Index."
assuming all the financial responsibil
ity. The Index board Is composed of
nine representative students and five
faculty members. It is a self-perpetuating
body. Every year from this
board of eight associate editors a new-editor-in-chief
Is elected. The paper
Is conducted along literary llns rep
resenting every phase of college ac
tivity. Quarrels With His Manager.
NANA I MO, B. C. April lo. A ranener
named Kenyon. near here, became sud
denly Insane today and tried to kill the
members of his family.
VICTORIA. B. C. April 13-Mrs. Pat
rick Campbell was near to disappointing
a large audience gathered at the Vic
toria Theater tonight to witness "The
Second Mrs. Tanquary." She quarrelled
with her manager, insisting that book
ings for Good Friday be cancelled, which
he refused to do. and she refused to ap
pear. At the laat moment she consented
and played.
Roscbnrg for University.
ROSEBI.RG, Or.. April 13. (Spe
cial.) The Mental Culture Club of
Roseburg haa adopted a set of resolu
tions favoring the passage of the Uni
versity of Oregon appropriation bill.
Sentiment in this county is decidedly
in favor of the University.
Dallas Also Sees Things.
SALEM. Or.. April 13. (Special.) Report
waa received here today that the mysteri
ous light which was seen by several per
sons passing over Salem last night wsa
also seen a short time afterward by' resi
dents of Dallas. Polk County.
Northwest Brevities.
Chehali. Wah Judire A. E. Rice will
hold a regular Jury term of the Superior
Court of tewls County in thla city, begin
ning Monday. May 4. Several criminal cases
are to be tried.
Seaside, or. Fred Newton reports a fire
raring alonr the Necanicum above the last
bridge on that gtream. The hot dry days of
laat week made thia possible.
Medford. Ox Seventy candidate
Cross Gloves
for Men
London -Leather
$3.50 Pictures $1 .39
Hcproduet ions of Oils and Water Colors, nicely
mount etl in Kol'l frames, wi ll hand-set orna
ments. Sizes ltix'Jd nml 1 2xJ .
riwmioh's jlorses. Dog, liion and Tiber I ends,
in lfi-ineh solid circle frames.
Cupid Asleep and Awake, large si.e, in 2-inch
frame.
Plain Ornvnres in 2-inch sepiii oak frames,
glass size, 20x24.
Genuine Pastels, gold frames, genuine Etch
ings and many others.
Note our Picture Rut-gains in Fourth-Street
Window.
Your Eyes
They are your most
faithful servants. They
will stand more abuse
than any other organ of
the body, and for that
reason are often neglect
ed. But the eyes often
become the most exact
ing of masters when
persistently neglected.
Take our advice and
don't ever let your eyes
master you. Call on our
optical expert and let
him advise with you.
You will never regret it.
InltUleit In the Woodmen or the World
order Mnrvlnv at a lng rolling. Itrnd ('ennui
of the I'nclne lur lrl W-l Ion. 1 I Hnnk, ne
ronipalilcl by others of the Paclflo dUialntl.
whk preeent.
Newtieig. Or.---A new Friends church
rnMinr $1oim and livMled at lt-x. on the
VHinhlll brunch of the southern l-H'-ttlr. wns
dedicated Sunduy. the tied ten t ory Heriiion be
ing preached by Rev. I. 1'. Wonlon. of Ni-w-berg.
Alhanv. Or. A mln-trol show will bo
given lii this cllv oon by rompiiny it.
Fourth Infantry. Oregon National i;uard.
and Albany's citizen sohllem are in training
Tor th 11 event. The Albany hand will co
operate. Atbanv. nr.-Ilov, Kather Flnr!nn r.
Mat t h-! t. of St. Caul. Minn, baa arrived
to trill.- up ilic ivo'-'.- .f :,-i--i.'''i' r.-t.o- of
A mother who is in good physical
condition transmits to her child the
blessing of a good constitution ;
sickly, ailing mothers, the reverse.
The tiny babe brings to her a liv
ing responsibility. At such a time
too great care cannot be taken to
build up the mother's general con
stitution, and restore her feminine
system to a healthy, normal con
dition. The greatest assistance that
any woman can have in accomplish
ing this all-important work is
LYDIA E. PINK KATE'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Mrs. M. Gilmer, of West Union,
S. C, writes to Mrs. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass. .
" I was greatly run down In health,
Buffering from a weakness peculiar to
my sex. 1 berran to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
I was not only restored to health but
am the proud mother of a fine baby
girl. I wish every sick and ailing
woman would give Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a trial." "
Mrs. Paul Oliver, of St. Martin
ville, La-, writes to Mrs. Pinkham :
" For years I suffered from the worst
form of female troubles, and the doctor
said I could not get well without an
operation. Lydia.' E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound restored me to perfect
health, and I have the sweetest little
baby girl. I will never cease to
praise Lydia E. Pinkham's medicine.''
FACTS FG3 SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs-, has, been the
standard remedy for female ills,
m& has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
the worst forma. Why don't you
tryit? ,
& CP'S
Every detail of their manufacture is
given the moat oareful attention.
Our allowing of Handlings.
Purses, etc., fur Indies is
the must exclusive in the
city. The very latest tie-'
siMH will he seen Ht our
store.
Read This
We want every one in
the eily to know that
our tlrng ricpnrtmcnt is
absolutely reliable. We
have bill onn quality of
ibugs in our store, be
cause we believe when
it comes to treiititiir tho
li 11 iiti4ii luiilv the best is
none, too good. Consid
ering quality, our prices
are the lowest. Pre
script ions called fur
nml delivered.
Garden
Hose
Nozzle
Free
With
Every
SO
Feet
Prices on 50-foot longtha.
Vo-ineh Dover Cotton $Ti.OO
'li-itieh Hover Cotton SS.SO
tjj-inch Chester Cotton SpB.OO
',-ineh Chester Cot ton ... .56.50
a4-iiieh Shatham Utibhcr. .S5.00
l..-iuoh Columbia Rubber.. $r.50
"Vincli Columbia Rubber. .$6.00
Vo-ineh Woodlark Uiibber.Sfi.50
3-iiioh Woodlark Rubber. S7.00
t-inch Oregon Rubber. .. .$8.00
llosn Reels $1.00
Nozzles 40
Sprinklers, 25c to
Menders, tin from o
the local Unman Catholic Ctuirrh. He
speak several language alio will have ape
clnl ,-barge of the work among the Polish
and Robonttan resident of t.lnu County
KC.KM flM.Y HKIN IIF.F.r.
l,oriil iirr of fllnpaRrd Nnrfnr Now
MtRiiW,Mi nn Proper Trcmmrnl.
In puthnrlnjf flat a for nn afMrn h
forn tin Put imloRiral C'tub, Or. Tt. I'.
!fnntrt, tliP skin Hpcrlfi 1 Int of Chiraarn,
prpnrcrl h tiihlo r rnu I tn on inlrn
scoitiral htooil cxaininatioiiB of 4 i S uf
frroi'H frrun nkln llKi'MHf.
Tiiosfl t"Mla wri' from tlie blood of
pfTHoi.B win. bad railed Rt his of f iff
within a period of two year. Teaa
Iluii. 10 pr eiM.t of ! thie chap
pliowrd anvtlttujf nt all the matter
wit h tbo blood, and in not a siniIo
iiiHtanee rmild tbo ph VBlian present
trace tiio sltifhteRt ronnertion between
the nkln affortlon and tho blood
h iinntr.
'1'hlH personal xperlenre furnished
the fjiiiHeTo phyHleiun with the baftl.-i
for a. brilliant expowlUon of his con
tention t hat Kfzenia, pKorinnlR, na It
riteuni. burber'a iteh and otlifr skin
riiHrHHea are first and lat diHeaaea of
the nikin and have nothing- at all to do
with tno blood. At tbo eonflualon of
his paper, !r. Dennla wan cnnKratn
lated on hH demonHtration ly the
protninent ntedi-al nri prewen t.
Kr several years Dr. Itennls ha al
lowed a private rompan y to manufac
ture and sell bis celebrated rompoiind
df thymol fcivcei me and oil of wintcr
gropn known as I). T). IX Pros'-ription,
and it . waa particularly Rratlfylna: to
him that other f irst-MaKH physician,
free from prejudice and Jealousy,
should recommend th D. D. 1. , Pre
scription to all skin suf feror.
IX is MlHipiv wunnrniii mn iiiimiil
relief the complete taking away of
the Itch tlie very mom en t this oil of
vinterj?reen compound is applied to
the skin. We know, we vouch for it!
Woodaro", f Inrke & Co, and Skirt more
Dm? Co. Jusi try It. We recommend
D. J. D. prescription especially when
used with D. D. I. Soap. Call at our
store and we will tell you more about
this scientific cure.
C. GEE WO
Tb. Wctl-Rnoira
Rrllahl.
CHINESE
Knot and H erl
DOCTOR
Hu m.d. a Ufa atad
ef roots and liarba. ajiA
In that atudy Alacov.r.d
vlviDa u id
aorld hl wondarful
lurea WUuout operation, or without th.
Aid of LU. Kjxlfo. H. suaxanL.a to our.
Catarrh, A.tbma. Lun. Throat Rheuma
tism. N.rvou.neas, Norvooa K.blllty. tom-
chTlJv.r. Kidney Troubl ; alao Loat Man
hood. F.mal. Waakaeaa and All Frlvsu
Biaaaaaa A gvJtr CANCBB
Jnt Becetrd from raklns. Chin Saf.
Bar. and BcUabl& IF YOU A.HX AT
FLICTED. DOS T DSTLAT. DELAYS AK1
DANGIROCfl. If you cannot call, writs for
si mptora blank and etroular. Incloa. 4
.D-. In atamns CONStJl-TATIOW FREK,
Tb. C. os. W. C nines. Medlcln. C
162 Vfc First St., Cor. Morrlww.
Fortliind. Ontoa
rinsi llutlua Ibis Paps-.
DR. PIERCE
Cures ail Nervou and
Private Diseases of
MEN
Quicker and cheaper than
others. Call and him
flru Consultation frsa.
Phnnn Main
Offlcs 181 1st St.. corner TamhllL
FOR WOMEN ONLY
Dr. Sandrons Compound Sav
in and Cotton Root Pi Us. ths
bst and only rHa-bl remedy
frr FKMAF.E TROrBLES AND
IBREOT LA KIT IKS Cure the
most obstinate caes in 8 to 10
days.
Price $2 wr box, or 2 boxes 15. Sold
Tby drasrris" evernrhT.
Arldri Dr. T. J. PIERCE, 11 First St..
PortULiid. Orexoa. Phone Mi&