Morning Oregonian., April 16, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

THE MORNIXG OltEGOXIAS". THURSDAY. APRIL. 16. 1908.
MORE CITY FUNDS
TIED UP IN VAULT
CANDIDATES MEET
REMOVING CITY FUNDS TO SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS
Charter Provision Takes
$160,000 From Gen
eral Circulation.
Political Oratory on Tap at
Republican Meeting at
Empire Theater.
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$ -
BIG LOSS OF INTEREST
Municipality Hhs S300.000 Locked
1'p Because Bids Prom Banks
Wre Not Rerelvrd Bcroro th
First Monday In April.
City Treasurer Werlein yesterday trans
ferred (H".!0 of municipal fun. Is from
the lnltecl States National Hank to the
safety depoult vaults of the Security
Savings A Trust Company, at Fifth and
Morrison streets. This makes a total of
:mn,imo which the cicy has tied up and
withdrawn from circulation because of
leeal technicalities that bar It from de
posit with any bank. Within one year. It
i estimated, the interest on the 'money,
were It placed on deposit, would aKure
Kate about JW.iym. This Interest is lost
to the municipality because of a charter
provision.
Mr. Werlein had intended to place the
surplus funds In a new safe that was
furnished hhn by the Kxecutlve Board
two days afro, but it developed that the
(are sent to the City Mall is but a tem
porary one. and Mayor I.ane advised
acalnst placing money In It. Mr. Werlein,
therefore, decided to make use of a vault
tented by the city from the Security Rav
ines Trust Company. An additional
JKi.OOO. now lorked up In the vault at tha
City Hall, will be transferred later to
the downtown safety deposit vault.
In the meantime an investigation is he.
In made by Mayor Iane to determine
whether the City Hall committee secured
the beat aafe for the money In awarding
the contraet to the Mosler Safe Com
pany. A complaint has been made by
the Portland Safe Company to the effect
that discrimination was shown, but this
Is dented by the members of the com
mittee. The latter declare that there Is
ureal rivalry anion safe dealers and
assert the award was made In good faith
and without any attempt to discriminate.
The Portland Safe Company' bid was
the lowest, it Is admitted, but the mem
bers of the committee say that It did not
rnme up to the proper specifications.
Mayor I.ane. however. Is conducflntr a
unlet investisallon to ascertain all of the
details.
The transfer of tifin.mo to the safety
deposit vaults yesterday afternoon
caused much Interest. A larse crowd
watched Mr. Werlein. Deputy Sheriff
Tleslng- and Patrolmen Murphy and tioltjt,
as they wheeled the sni;ill trinit from a
1arre wagon Into the bank at Fifth and
Morrison streets. H required the com
bined strength of the four men to handle
lite truck. There were it: sacks, contain
ing twit each.
Mr. Werlein expressed regret that he
had to withdraw the funds from circu
lation, but as the City Council and Mayor
I.ane refused to authorize hint to put it
on deposit In a local hank, he Is bound
by law to keep It under his personal
rhhrge. The funds can be used only for
city business. The charter provides tliHt
hanks desir ing to handle deposits of city
funds must notify the Treasurer by the.
first Monday In April; otherwise the
Treasurer must maintain personal
charge of the funds. It has not been
decided whether the funds will be trans
ferred to the City Hall after the new safe
is Installed.
B. D. SIGLER MAKES REPLY
Ansvcr A. ii. Kiisliliglit, Opposing
Nominee for Ac-sor.
"Tn my tftmlidaev for rrnoiuhiation as
AcrS:nr it WHS 11u( ,11 V Intention 10 tl'.V
my case nut in the m-w spa iters, being
satisfied to ro before Dip (tropic on my
rr. nl." said Assessor H. l. Sin lor at
night. "Hut my opponent. A. li. Rush
lfg!t. has seen tit tn ntnke elm i una
against ntM that I do nut think should
F una iirk pi
"In Ins circular lett.-r. dated April II,
headed 'Death ml Taxes. hp -ltes the
of a poor widow wherein she Is a
srsscd for household fin iilturo in the sum
or Her own statement is on file In
the office in which slip makes an affidavit
that her household fnrnitnrp, at Wl Kast
Twenty-eighth street North ami -4
Klevcnth street the identical widow re
ferred to by Mr. Rush I It-h t-Is worth the
sum of $4"m. The wealthy man referred
to la 1 r. Y. II. Cop, who is assessed on
personal property In the sum of $"n.
also on Ills own affidavit, nlio at the
tinip hi assessment was madp was ll ing
at ,1S7 Twelfth si root and did not move
into his now honip or have liis much-tnlkcd-of
'$3h.oin ptp organ' until .lunp,
17, thp assessment having boon made
on March 1 of that yrar.
"Knlly fin per rpiit of tlip saloons of the
t tty arp controlled bv thp different brow
erles. which own and pa y t hp ta xcs n
-the fix tit ivs. As to automobiVs, Mi.
Itnshllght charge there are fil.'t machines
for which city licenses have been Issued.
The facts, are. according to thrt aludavit
of t'lty Auditor Harbitr. only r.W auto
mobile licenses werp Issued between Sep
tember 21. I1. end Man h 1, 1W7, thp day
on w hlrh all assessments were made.
PJvery machine ownpd in the county nn
that date was assessed.
"As to the assessment of the O. R. ft
N. for money, notes and accounts to the
amount of S1ft.1o.oo. my assessment has
been sustained by the Hoard of Kqualiza
tlon. It is true the railroad company
has protested against thp payment of
taxes on this assessment, and thp con
troversy is now in the courts. I ia ve
not the same ability as Mr. Rushlight to
anticipate the final decision tf the courts
in regard to this matter, but will leave
that for them to determine. I bavp as
sessed this corporation on the same basis
t assessed other corporations and indl
iduals. and since It has seen fit to carry
the matter Into the courts. It Is for the
eouits to decide whether or not It can
evade Its Just proportion of the burden of
taxation.
"There Is nothing In my work as As
sessor to conceal and the records of the.
office are open at all times for the in
spection of any Interested taxpayer."'
GAMBRINUS B0CK BEER
(in ale In kens and bottles April IK.
Rred Frenrli Tinno Mfg. to.
Sixth and Tltirnsldo Pts.t FManos, riay
ers and Player I'lanos. "From Maker
to Player."
lieer for Congress and a deeper Colum
bia Uiver. with itr commerclnl Interests
correspondingly advanced.
Red Cross shoe at Hueeuthal'
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rhotiRraph ot truck ontainlog 9 1 Kil.Q'10 of citv funds, in $:!0 grold pieces, as it was wheeled Into
the Security Suvinjys & Trust Company Fanli yesterday by City Treasurer Werlein, Iteputy Sheriff Itesin
and Patrolmen CSoIti and Murphy. Mr. Werlein ' stands at the left of the patrolmen.
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A
!hrttRraph of 16 sacks of $0
THAT SALEM SECRET LOBBY
MIS. Ill liM'.Uli C'At.KS OX Mil.
AIK'IIISOX TO KXl'LAIX.
onfiflcntial Missive to Itniikci Kos
lirouuht tt IJelii Those i'i
plirr Trlry ihims.
PolETI.SND tn . April
Alitor.) Mi. Aiuhie.'ii H
I lulled in The OnK-i; , ian
PtlhptHPC.' DlHt ills ciiMIH'Ct
1.V lMi'K. (To the
i his Inter 'Ul-
MumlHv itHtr In
i'-n with tiip TitlP
UiiHi Mnit p & Trunt 'mrpHny as 1 1 mi led try
the tfut irHrUiiPiit :? thflt ln.il ituttnn,
ami ttmt he km'w nfuliitiR about Its poPcles,
and that he wiu nut a 'Hf-rrt" r othr
lolttoit f,r th. TiMe ftimrany. If surh is
a fad. no mil.I lik- to know what Inspired
htm tn write e fnllowing ptti ;
"StHte nf ( iremMi. Ti rusin v Depart men t,
Ini, .latMiHrv 11m7.
Mr. Thnihurii It.-i.s. rt---lil-nt Tl'p Title
timrnnte.' A Ti Uf t ( ..ninn nv. I'mtlHnd. ir.
Dear Sir: Herewith c!i'tse.l U'H tln.1 copy
of Hmip t.ilt N.. IntroHtic 1 hy Mr.
Jackson, which in tht hostile lRiPlation ntn
ttonpd In my split t l. Rinnu tn vou la
nlirht. U"hn I left Mr. M''atnant h left it
to nij- lu'lBtiiAnt whether I should mv pny
thinu to Senator I'okc about the hilt. At
nM t waw InHlncii to let tt alone until Mr.
Kollock arrlvrs horr, hut In U-r I thought
H bttr to talk conrtdcut i;i tlv with t-f Sen
ator at, mi I the hill. II cxproe.l surprise
ami fiWKttit at ih.- inmsuiT ami sr!1 un
hr.JttntinKl that tt woiiM not he iiHd hy
t h Seti a I f commit tee. I'hiv mot ning t made
ttie iiK-l.vil oty in the Stme Printer's ff
Hce. wheTe th hill hail hem f-towe-1 awnv.
bihI It Is. I think, out of the regular ror
f-r println. anl may not. I h refore-. be
rea-hed as pmmi'ily as snoh hills are usually
printed, th" piint-r being well catiRht up
with hi work.
"1 won't tty tn write mi now fully as to
ihl. because when Koo.-k cotm- to r
lteve nte 1 will iniiir home and r'lort. But
I think bhih" ope oiiaht to be here until
thi m a urc tli-p-'d f. ot I trust ou
will ai'prn f my .h figment in t hip regr-1. I
think I will b; able to rr-nniw? the papr.
type. et.v. i) we may lie ah'e to Identify
and dinner It." nrtg n.
"Tnnlht th irrigation commit tf has n
Joint session at w hit h the 'initiT"iit of th
bill Hn' ie heart! ? w ill attend from
curiosity, of course, a- Instructor in the law
school on thfit Mihject. and will take no part
In the delate tinbJs ln itet'.
"I have ohtalne.l the confident, t think, nf
a few mrtiibt r h in w m k before the h?
tuent ami Iftxatlon Joint committees, which
may coin' In h.indy. and. of course, that Is
a vry ool et u-p f r my belti here. "Will
keep ynn posted as to the steps tnkrn. You
may mblrews mc prcfembly can- Senator ,1ohn
P, i'nkf, Senate t'htimbeis. ir r7.'i Omrt street.
"Kindly Kivifre my family thai I hnve
been heard from and am w.ll. 1 am.
Veiv trulv vmirs,
t B. A1THIS(IN."
"Banklna- committee flrjt meeting week
fmni tonicht at ft o'clock."
If hij w ork in lobby In nt Sabm w as as
orVfl as he state and a poblic aa he states,
whv was It rte.-ssa.rv for him to prepare ann
us h voluminous coil sastcm. sample of
which is a t'-dlown:
Title (;uartnitee Trust Company Kelpy.
.1 N. Teal- Kneellnr.
1'oitland Johhem-Knlf.
fJeorpe . St.1 Just IfVr
.? Thorburn Ros - Kalanrt.
T1nue MM No. 2;7 was the bill Introducer!,
as we understand It. to j-lst Jud M:r-
avm la proeecuilnf IttisaUoo to acure ui
greUI piece?, Li.ilOt) to tlie sack, pluct'd In
Accounting nf the Trtt.t t'oinpony with a view
to redeeming the Mai qua in block, and we
assume that It ?s t he shiup 1 I'Hwm hill re
fetrcd to in r. A itehlson's letter.
Mr. Aitchis.m stairs that it i Hot true
that lie as a lohh el at Salem in behalf
of tl.c Portland Jobbers. Why. then, wax It
neocary for him t' have a ciplur code for
the Poitland Jnhbe;'.o?
He ways that no officer of the Title Otiar
aittee & Trust ompany knew that his Hp
pointinent t- the commisfhtn wus being coti
sid red. and that after he was reconunen-lei
the- attempted tn dissuade hhn from the
appointment. Will Mr. Aitchiwn deny that
he was Mr. Steel's appointee? Will he il ny
that he knew the Intimate relations Htirt asso
ciations existing between Mr. Ross and Mr.
Steel' Will he persist In assort inn that Mr.
Poss. or anv olflnr of the Trust I'omiiany.
tried to )iersuade him to reniHin In their em
ploy where he whw rccclvinR a salary of
$l2,- per month, while the ntrlce of lUlli-oad
r.nimisioner citritcd a salarv of S4UPO a
ear and expenses? Will he deny that I he
present etat hankina- law was pre-parrd tn
the offices of the Title liUKiantee A- Trust
l'oinimn and that he Hssiste.l In the prepara
tion of' it? Will he deny that as late as
March 1fl7 on a letterhead of the Rail
road Commission, he mailed to the Trust,
fompanv amended Senate bill N. l:t. be
ing the present slate hank in tr law, known
as the Haines hill, said Senale bill so
mailed eon t ItiitiR 'en amendments, wtileli
ere checked on the bill by Mr. Aitchison
m pers,M1? w it. m ni.m-RT.
EASTER FLORAL DISPLAY
With five approach of another Hasti-r
season flower-lovinj? people will without
doiilit rememher the past rrputalton of
Messrs. flarke Brothers, as producers
of the finest HernilHia Haster lilies. This
tlrm of florists Is now fimking a magnifi
cent ciisplny of nftt only Kaster lilies,
hut of a laree variety of cither rare ami
beautiful flowers and plants, inclnilins;
several novelties not seen before In Port
land. Messrs. t'larke Brothers take pride
In their tine Raster plants and flowers,
also in the style ami manner they pre
sent and sell them. This I'jaster sale
continues during the present week. No
advance in prices. Karly reservation ad
visable if the choicest articles are
wanted. 2" Morrison street, between
Fourth and Fifth. ,
"BUNS, . BUNS, BUNS!"
"Hot floss Buns. Hot Cross Buns"
Hoyal Hot t.'ross Ituns are the real arti
cle, made from the old World recipe In
use for centuries. Order today Wash
ington or Morrison branch. Hoyal IiHkery
& Confectionery.
STAR BREWERY.
The famous bork br of the Star
Brewery , will hp on tup beinninr Sat
urday. April 1. 1!W. Orders for bottled
book beer will receive prompt attention.
IUM.F.K B. MNNOTT 34.
frnr DM riff Attorney.
"IndU-t by Grand Jury."
14 ' X I (ONGRKHrtMAV W. K. tLIJS.
Uoes not liave to explain.
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safety deposit vaults ycstertlay.
J. M.
AMHHOSK PAYS S27.ROJI
I'OIi I'tjOI'KKTY.
Motlciii Ituildiii-: Will Krliuo the
ilolo Jlntrl mi Site at I'ront
and Omm'Ii Sfrrols.
Aiiollu-r 1'orUantl landmark s to dis
appear within thn next few weeks. Tie
qiiartfr block at tlie northwest corner of
Kront and ottch streets was sold yester
day by K. Henry Wemnie to flumes M.
AtniiroKo for a eonsiileratiou of $2T.-Vt,
nnl tiie new owner in toN have the old
frame hui Mines torn flown and a brick
or concrete strurture built on the site.
Tlie exact character of tlie improvement
has not be-n decided. The deal whs ef
fort ed t h rough the agency of Wakefield,
Fries A i'n'.
The builuins; on this corner has been
known for more than years as the
;iohe Hotel. About 1K6T a two-story
mansard-roof frame building was built
by lonard Stark run nine 10 ft on
Omen street and about frt) feet on Front.
It was for many years a headquarters
for longshoremen and river men and
the (irnnan proprietor of tlie CJlobe ws
otie of the best-known men in that part
of town. The next owner was Joseph
Simon, who rented tlie house to various
tenants, who conducted It as a foomfng
bonr. Mr. We mine bought the corner
and the two shacks on tlie porth about
a year ago. but declined to say yesterday
what he had paid for tlie property,
merely remarking "I made h little profit
on the deal." Me is keeping lip hi
record of displacing old shacks with
modern improvements, cither of his own
erection or hy those to whom he sells.
Bight lots In block 10. Albina district,
have been bought by tlie Board of Bd il
ea t ton for the new school house to he
erected there. Tlie recorded considera
tion is $in.n.
Yesterday's transfers amounted to JS.t.
OW. which Is considerably above the
averagA for the past few days.
M. W. fV Bryan, through the agency
of Vs. 3. Daly, yesterday bought a lot
XixW feet on Quimby street, hetween
Twenty-fourth and N Twenty-fifth, for
tin. The lot formerly belonged to O.
M. Smith.
Another record was made at (he Build
ing Inspector's of (ice yesterday Mn the
number of permits issued. For buildings
to cost over $lni there were 21 permits.
. J. Finn took out permits for the erec
tion of four flats each to cost M"0. and
to be built on Knott street. Allen &
Iewis are to repair their warehouse on
Kront street at an expense of Jltooo.
Han an aboea fit the feet. RosenthU'a.
J. P. KAVANAUGH PRESIDES
Numerous Aspirants for Nomination
for District Attorney Trewnt
Claims for Consideration.
Fair-Sired Audience.
Political oratory was on tap last night
at the Empire Theater, when candidates
for the Republican nomination for Cir
cuit Judre. District Attorney and Coroner
addressed a medium-sized audience. In
terest was shown by the voters present
and hearty applause was frequently ac
corded the speakers. The feature of the
meeting was the more or less friendly
roasts handed to each other by the can
didates for the District Attorney nom
ination, of whom there were a number
present.
Stereoptlcon slides of the Columbia
River bar and a number of marine views
were shown by George S. Shepherd, can
didate for Congressman. Frank D. Hen
nessy enlivened the proceedings by sing
ing two songs.
George W. Baker arranged the meeting
of the candidates and gave them the use
of the Morrison-street playhouse. He
introduced J. P. Kavanaugh. City Attor
ney, who presided. Ben 1j. Norden, can
didate for the nomination for Coroner,
was introduced and In reply to the state
ment made that there should be a county
morgue said this is a matter for the Leg
islature to determine and that the Coro
ner has now power In the matter.
Karl C. Bronaugh. candidate for the
nomination to succeed himself as Circuit
Judge for Department No. 1. Multnomah
bounty, characterized the statement that
he is in favor of restricting personal
as a "damnable He." He said his plat
form is the oath of office, the only plat
form a Judge may have.
Ij. A. McNary. who seeks the same
nomination, spoke briefly, giving his ex
perience in the practice of law In Port
land and his long residence here. Liike
Judge Bronaugh, he was well received.
Geer and Slieplicrd Talk.
T. T. Geer. candidate for the nomina
tion for Congressman, made an interest
ing address, outlining briefly the needs of
Portland and the state, among which he
placed emphasis on a deeper channel to
the sea as well as an open river into the
Interior. He brought out that his expe
rience in public office in this state stands
him in good stead if elected to Congress.
George S. Shepherd, his rival for the
nomination, spoke next. He introduced
considerable novelty by showing a num
ber of marine views through a stereop
tlcon. tog-ether with charts of the Colum
bia River bar. showing how the Jetty has!
deepened the channel to deep water out
side. He laid stress on the need for more
work for a better harbor and said that
he is In a position to see that more is
accomplished to further the Interests of
the port.
W. R. McGarry. who Is running against
Bronaugh and McNary for the nomina
tion Circuit Judge, pledged himself to act
fairly toward all If nominated and elect
ed. He pointed with pride to the fa''t
that he Is not indorsed or supported by
any organisation whatever. ,
James N. Ha vis. candidate for the
nomination for District Attorney, said
his qualifications are such that lie can
serve Impartially and satisfactorf I v to
all.
K. T. Tapsart. who seeks the same
nomination, promised to enforce all the
laws all teh time. lie said he favors
Sunday closing- and attacked Judpe
Cameron's campaign argument that he
has collected a large amount of fines
for the city, saying that just he can
not be measured by money. Hp a 'so
criticised Cole's argument that he pros
ecuted the furniture trust: saying- It
was no prosecution at all. but that the
dealers all ploHded guilty.
Cole Promises-to Support Nominee.
.lames Cole denied having; any fueling;
of enmity toward any other candidates
and said he would willingly support
the nominee for District Attorney If he
were defeated at the primary. lie de
nied 'being1 a. carpetbagger, as he had
been called by Otis Moser, who said he
went from teh depot upon his arrival
here a few years ago to the office of
Cnlted States Attorney, where he was
deputy. He said he had been In Port
land over a year before he was ap
poin ted.
George J. Cameron pointed to his
record as police judge as an evidence
that lie Is qualified to be District At
torney. He said he had no paper to
toot his horn, so he had to speak for
himself. He said the economy with
which he has administered his office
should recommend him.
Gus C. Moser started the fireworks
and said Judge Cameron should not re
ceive the votes of Republicans, for If
he were taken from the position of Mu
nicipal Judge. Mayor Lane would ap
point a Democrat. He said that a cer
tain indorsement of Cole ought to be
enough to defeat hlin.
What a wonderful thing; the prose
cution of the furniture trust was." said
Moser. "We are told that the trust had
robbed the people of teh city of thou
sands of dollars, and the furniture men
weer taken Into court by Cole and fined
$25 each. Wasn't that awful! Then
Sinnott tells about bis great case, in
Southern Oregon recently a era Inst the
Southern Purine. I find that In that
suit Sinnott was associated with other
vKib!iabi 1879.)
- Cmrm Whit Y'mm SI p. "
Whooping-Ceugh, Croup,
Bronchitis, Coughs,
Diphtheria, Catarrh.
Confidence can be placed in a rem
edy, which for a cjuarter of a century
has earned unqualified praise. Restful
nights are assured at once.
Creaolene Is m Boon to Attbmmtlca
All Druggists
SnU tettal for dt-
scrtpttve boklet.
fVMnlpnn AntlMDtlc
ThitMrt Tablet, tot the
irritated throat, or
your ditiireist or from
us. 10c. In stamps.
The Vops-CresofeiM f
ISOFiltMftt.. N. T.
To the Republican
Voters of Multno
mah County:
In again calling attention to my candidacy for the Repub
lican nomination for Jndge of the State Circuit Court, Depart
ment No. 1, the position to which I was appointed by the
Governor to succeed Hon. Arthur L. Trazer, deceased, I wish to
say that my time and attention have been so absolutely pre
occupied by the accumulation and congestion of judicial busi
ness brought about by the enforced holidays of the Fall and
early Winter, that it has been impossible for me either to plan
or to put into execution any campaign to advance my political
interests. Closely confiaed to the courtroom every day, it has
not been possible for me either to effect an organisation of
workers or to see the voters personally, or even to address
them through personal correspondence. During the three
months since taking my seat on the bench, January 7th, I have
personally tried 45 contested cases, some of which have run
through four and five and even six days, and have conducted
my court over time and into the night in order to do my part
toward keeping the trial docket from running behind. Under
these circumstances, I respectfully ask yon to accept this public
communication through the press as an adequate expression of
my desire for your good will and solicitation of your support at
the primaries tomorrow, and I earnestly ssk my friends to take
time to vote.
To the vast number of new voters in our county, I beg to say.
that my home has been in - Portland for nearly 40 years. 1
received my early education in the public schools of this city
and have practiced law here for 18 years. I have paid taxes in
this city and county for 20 years, and prior to this year never
drew a dollar out of the public treasury.
As to my qualifications for the office, I rei-r only to my rp
pointment by the Governor, which was made entirely without
solicitation on my part.
Very respectfully,
attorneys and did not open his mouth
once during the triel of the case."
Roarer Sinnott defended himself from
Moser's attacks and showed how lie Is
fitted to administer the office of res
trict Attorney, and asked for the sup
port of the voters on Friday.
Henry West brook talked briefly on
the duties of the District Attorney and
promised to perform them faithfully if
nominated and elected.
TOMORROW ELECTION DAY
UKPLBIJCAX AM) P KM OC ft AT I C
PRIM All IKS TO BE IIKM.
County Clerk Hns rrrpnratlnii AI
most Completed Canvass Poll
I f I a re Re 1 11 g Kr cv t ed .
Tomorrow will be primary plection ("ay.
All day yesterday the County Clerk and
Ids deputies were busy gathering up elec
tion supplies and gptttnfr them in shape
to be taken to the various precinct
polling places. Some supplies were taken
out yesterday, but tlie most of them will
be taken out hy the Sheriff today.
Flfty-flv precincts are provided W' Ith
portable canvas houses, having nine vot
ing booths In each. Thirty of these have
already been set up. and the remaining
2 will be erected today. County Clerk
Fields said last night that he now has
nil the election supplies arranged at tlie
T
TT WT 1
1 1 rr -si
I 1 f
J Wheat Biscuits, three 1g
time a Jav. with milk
times a day,
or cream
fruit, will supply
strength needed
hM for work or play at a total cost of
f;-f not over 12 cents. And you would
m$.i be living better
iffi.r u i i
would urn iK
good health.
KgMiJifl For breakfast heat the Biscuit in oven, p
t fc'i J. milk over it (hot milk in winter) and add a li
VfX-xSX if l:l l u: : c i ut
i0$K you will like toasted TRjSCUIT (the Shred
f ded Wheat wafer) for luncheon or
or nurmiUdii. At vour
JVW-SV grocers. ,,?r
Courthouse, and today will take off his
coat and get down to business on the
outside. He has provided each voting
place In the county with a coal-oil slop
for the use of the judges and clerks
who will be compelled to remain at the
polks on Friday night until all the votes
are counted. The lamps which have been
provided this year are larger than those
used last year, and it in believed that
they will give a better I'ght.
Some misunderstanding is said to have
arisen among the residents of Arleta re
garding their voting place. Residents of
South Mount Tahor. (Precinct 95, and of
Anabel. (Precinct will vote at Stew
art's Station, on the Mount Scott carltne.
All citizens living at Arleta, (Precinct
f7. will vote at tlie poll located over
Davis' butcher shop at Kent a; while all
residents of Precinct M will vote at the
Grange Hall in Ients.
S00-SP0KANE SERVICE.
The new time card of the 3oo-Spoktine
train to be placed In effect April 21, fur
nishes a fast service Portland to fit. Paul.
The trains are electric lighted, with library-buffet
- compartment - observation
cars. The Short Uno to the Twin Cities.
Both Senators from Western Oregon
and the Representative from Kostern
Oregon. Vote for ex-Governor Geer for
Congress. .
ROOF.R B. SINNOTT 84.
f or 1llHt Attornrr.
"Indict by Grand Jury."
14 I X CONGRKsMAX W. R. KKIJft.
Seven years in Washington; needs no
introduction.
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