THE MORXING OREGOXIAN. FREDAT, APRIL 29, 1910. 11 CATHOLICS OPPOSE RESERVATION SALE Sectarian Aspect of Fight for Transfer of Walla Walla Property May Defeat It. POINDEXTER GROWS AFRAID Kepresentative Says Because of Catholic Opposition He Can N'o Longer Support Bill Fake Offers Said to Bo Made. OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash Sngton, April 2S. The bill authorizing the Bale of the Walla Walla military reser vation to Whitman College at $150 per Here ha become the subject of a sec tarian fight", and Indications- now point to itB probable defeat. Representative Poindexter today In formed friends of the bill he could no longer support it, that it was being fought because of the Catholics of his district and he did not wish to Incur their opposition. ICe pointed out that most of the telegrams sent to the mili tary committee protesting against the TdHI came from prominent Catholics. Another interesting development came today. A telegram was received by tne chairman of the military committee two days- ego, signed "First National Bank of Walla Walla," and saying that John An keny, H. W. Martin and Robert Johnson , had deposited in that bank $92,500 to guar antee they would buy the military reser vation, at $300 per acre. Today a teler gram was received from tho cashier of the bank saying no such deposit had been made with his bank and that the original telegram was not sent with the knowledge or consent of the bank authorities. Along With, this telegram came other messages Baying that no offers to buy the reserva tion at prices above $150 an acre were bona fide, but that the senders were merely undertaking to prevent the pass age of the bill for sectarian reasons, or In hope that tho Government would again restore troops to Fort Walla Walla if the reservation was not sold. This com plication will have a deterrent effect upon the committee, which will again consider the .bill Tuesday next. PROTECTS THE SHIPPERS Vlr. Cornwall Favors Section of Fro posed Jlallroad Kate Bill. PORTLAND, April 28. (To the Edi tor.) In 'The Oregonian of today I note an editorial on the subject, "Too Much Power," criticising section nine of the proposed railroad rate bill now before Congress. By the provisions of this section the Interstate Commerce Commission is empowered to suspend the imposition Df any new classification or interstate rate before becoming effective. This wise and necessary provision to Insure the shipper a right to be heard before his rates or classifications are changed, has not only the sanction of the great shipping and manufacturing Interests of the country, but is in the interest of sound "National policy in the supervi sion of railroads. The terrible effects ivhich followed the attempted change In the Eastern lumber rate are well remembered by every citizen of Oregon and Washington. The destruction a'nd cessation of business Incident to rate juggling closed down hundreds of mills and rendered for a time valueless millions of dollars' worth of property. Through the splendid efforts of The , Dregonian, an amendment to the inter state act was introduced by Senator Pulton, to clothe' the Commission with the power to suspend a rate prior to the determination of its reasonableness. The only recourse open to a shipper to prevent the Imposition of a new rate Is to secure, if possible, an injunction from a- United States Circuit Court. This is doubtful alternative and a remedy that Is not always available. It in volves furnishing a heavy Indemnifying bond, and a single shipper in most cases could not stand the expense of the litigation. The subject of enlarging the power Df the Interstate Commerce Commis sion was unqualifiedly advocated and supported by ex-President Roosevelt and President Taft in special messages and the National Republican conven tion at Chicago indorsed the idea. The Interstate Commerce Commission and practically every commercial body in the United States has' petitioned Con gress to confer this necessary power Dn the Commission, in order to safe guard the commercial interests of the country. A court without the right to rxercise Injunctive power is practically Shorn of its most important function ind is impotent to prevent impending 11am age. The only criticism that the writer would offer to the proposed amendment Is that instead of making it 90 days before a rate which is protested could become effective, it should be left to the discretion of the Commission, who, through reason of excessive business. Way not be able to reach the question In the short time designated. Any rate which has been in effect for a long.period can be fairly regarded as & remunerative rate, and the time nec essary, to hear and determine the rea sons for the advance should not work . a great hardship on the railroad, while the damage to the shipper from' the change might prove irreparable. Probably to The Oregonian more than to any other agency, the splendid educational campaign that has been waged In the advocacy of'this most meritorious measure throughout the United States, Is due. In a former se ries of articles which went to the mar row of the proposition. The Oregonian took the splendid stand that "a rail road tariff is in effect a contract be tween the railroad and the shipper, and Its terms should not be changed with out both parties being heard." This is the last word on the question. The English language Is Incapable of pre senting ttie subject more clearly and succinctly. The reference made to "the absurdity as well as the danger of placing such unlimited power in the hands of a few men can be understood when it Is noted that the making of new schedules and classifications, even by the most expert railroad men, is In operation at all times, attended by the chance that they wili not stand the fire of a practical test and will need changes to meet requirements and conditions that cannot be thoroughly understood in advance." It is with a view of meeting Just the proposition as stated that the Cum mings amendment is offered. A rate in as much a part of the business as the business itself. Rates absolutely determine the extent of distribution. Experience has shown in rate litigation that even & slight change in rates can aosalutely transform a neutral zone KODOL WORKS WITH NATURE That Is Why It Acts go Quickly in Cases of Dys pepsia and Indigestion. Undigested food is a dead weight on the stomach. You must get rid of it if you want to feel good. Don't get rid of It by purging, for In that way the needed nourishment is lost. Remove the weight by helping the stomach digest the food. The greatest help known to science is Kodol because it digests all the food at all times, and under all conditions. Every table spoonful of Kodol digests 24 pounds of food. Kodol is a scientific prepara tion, pleasant to take, and is a liquid. It must be .a liquid, because some ele ments for perfect digestion must go in liquid form. Pepsin digests some foods, but not all foods. There is Pepsin in Kodol. but we cannot depend alone upon Pep sin. We rely upon other ingredients or else digestion would not be complete." Some preparations digest partly and they are only part good. Kodol con tains the natural digestive Juices that are found in a healthy stomach. It digests as Nature digests. The pen alty of Indigestion is nervous chronic dyspepsia that leads to catarrh or can cer of the stomach. Nearly all serious diseases are traceable to Indigestion. Help your stomach do its work. Give it help at once. Our Guarantee: Get a bottle of Kodol. If you are not benefited the druggist will at once return your money. Don't hesitate; any druggist will sell you Kodol on these terms. The dollar bottle con tains 2V4 times as much as the BOc bottle. Kodol is prepared in thelab oratories of E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chi cago. into a non-competitive territory. No railroad traffic man, however able", can possibly hope to understand or appre ciate all the conditions, which sur round the marketing of competitive products of every commodity. The delegation of power to traffic men arbi trarily to change a system of rates or classifications, is a power too great to confer upon any body of men, without the imposition of a reasonable right of review prior to the new rate's becoming effective. Upon a former occasion, where rates were to be advanced, a well-known traffic official attempted to justify his actions before his su perior by alleging that if the new rates did not allow the traffic to move they could be restored, and were largely "experimental." Partially to safeguard against a repetition of the terrible dis asters which flow from rate disturb ances, Cummings' amendment is of fered. Canada and Mexico have in corporated in their railroad regula tion the provision which Insures tariffs being supervised before becoming ef fective; and surely the United States cannot afford .to do less. GEO. M. CORNWALL. HIGHER WATER PREDICTED Weather Man Issues Warning to Boatmen on Willamette. District Forecast Official E. A. Beals predicts a rapid rise in the Willamette River during the next three or four days. The water will reach a stage of 15.5 feet by this afternoon and by Sunday will be 1.2 feet higher. The rise at Portland will be all 'backwater from the Colum bia, as is usual with the Spring rise. The Snake River is rising slowly, at Lewis ton, but the Upper Columbia is coming steadily. The rise at The Dalles yes terday was 1.6 feet." Freight on several of the docks is liable to damage unless removed at once. At the Columbia dock. No. 1, and Albers dock. No. 3, there is considerable con gestion. The German steamship Augustus Is discharging at these wharves . and the agents' are anxious that consignees get their merchandise away as rapidly as possible. Fair and warmer weather is predicted for today with westerly winds. The maximum temperature yesterday was 60 degrees and the minimum 42 degrees. No rain fell in the vicinity of Portland. River readings are as follows:- 2 EC Q a So C2. p? sr ft cr -5 9 Of t " C a er o a as c : : 3 a 24 15.4 oTl Toi 30 40 26. 0.9 0 30 20 17.3 0.9 0 40 27.4 l.S 0 17 15.4 0.7 0 10 5.0 0 0 7 .... ..... , . . 20 3.9 0.1 0 20 3.4 0.2 0 37 S.l 0.4 0 16 15.0 0.5 0 STATIONS. Lewtsion ....... Riparia Wenatchee . ... . Kennewick ..... I'matllla The Dalles Vancouver ..... Eugene ........ Harrisburg ..... Albany ........ Salem . ........ Wllsonville .... Portland ...... TABERNACLE TO BE READY Hawthorne Park Revival Services to ' Begin Sunday. The tabernacle which is being built in Hawthorne Park for revival union meetings in May will be completed bjf Saturday evening, ready for the open ing services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Lewis F. - Smith, chair man of the general coramitee, is su perintending the work. Men were wir ing the building for the electric light yesterday and water-proof roofing was placed yesterday. More than 100 elec tric jets will Illuminate the auditorium and colored lights will he placed at the entrances. Rev. H. C. Hart and Rev. Arthur Magaan, the evangelists, passed through Portland yesterday on their way to Seattle for a short 'stay, but will return today and be present at the general reception to be given in their honor tonight. Arrangements have been made to seat 300 singers just back of the speak ers. Lists of singers are being sent in from the 14 churches which have Joined in the union meetings. At the reception to the evangelists tonight the union choir will have its first rehearsal in charge of Rev. Mr. Magaan. Forty ushers have been appointed. CLASS TO BE GRADUATED Medical Department to Hold Exer cises in Portland Monday. The exercises, of the graduating class of the medical "department of the Uni versity of Oregon will be held Monday night In the assembly hall of the Lin coln "High School. President Campbell, of the University of Oregon, will confer the degrees and Abbott Low Mills will deliver the annual address. Following is the programme: Under the Banner of Victory (Von Blon); Bandltenstreiche (Suppt) ; annual address, Abbott Low Mills; Saint d'Amour (Els;ar); conferring degrees. Profmor P. L, Camp bell. President of University; presentation of Saylor and Anttomr medal; Aaklepios La- Roger & Gallet's Imported Soaps Violet, Heliotrope, Peau de Espagne, Lilac or Rose. Spe cial, i-riaay ana Satur "r..25c day THE CAKE. Turkish Bath Towels, Special Deeply cut Friday, Saturday: 2fr. - Son Towels.. laC ToweliMvC 40c no - 75c C O rW'L. - , f , 1.00 Towels, special. 69 The Following Wonderful Bargains Are for Friday and Toilet Goods Lyon's Tooth Powder ifzce 11c Jap Hose Soap................... 4711 Soap 11 Wslnntls 33 Pebreo Tooth Paste 29 Spiro Poirder. 15 Rosaline . 13 Iferplclde . 59 Pears Scented Soap 15 Robifoam 12 Java Rice Powder 25 Mllkneeo Cream 30 Hobertlnr 29 Allen's Footcsse 13 Sanltol Tooth Powder 13 Santlneptic Lotion ..35 Peroxide of Hy drogen, -lb. f bottle UC Best Seidlitz Pow ders, fresh, f 7 12 in box. X C Palm Olive Toilet Soap, 10c size cake, spe- T clal C Tetlow's Swans down Face Pow der. 25c size 14c TyrianFount'n Syringes Cut Prices Made of high grade rubber, rapid -flow tubing', four a t tachments. CI u a r a nteed for two years. Two - nart, Special, $1.23 Three - ttanrt Special, $1.37 GILT MESH PURSES Values to $20.00 Closing Out To,u mav take your choice of the entire line, regardless of price, quality or cost. The whole lot, Friday and Saturday G?A QQ at, special, each J.i70 REXALL Fountain ,Pensr 14k gold. All pens abso lutely guaranteed. PRICES, $1 to $2.50 0 Lesley Talcum Powder, lellcately perfumed. Regu lar 15c value. Friday and Saturday special. . . C Four 25c for Sp'ls in Shavers' SHAVING STICKS Colgate's J8 Williams' 18 Pears' ...19 Round Bar Col- pate's 5 Williams 5 Quick and Easy. Luxury 19 SHAVING LOTIONS AND CRJSAMS Bav Rum. 8 oz 19 Benzoin Cream 19 Witch Hazel, pint. .19 Cold Cream. 1 lb 39 P o m p e 1 an Cream special at 30 TAtCUSIS Owl. reg. 25c 17 Lesley, reg. 15c 7 Williams', reg-. 15c...ll Squibbs'. reg. 2&c 15 Resall. regr. 25c... 15 SHAVING MUGS Any 25c one. -.19 SHAVING CREAMS Lloyd's Euxessis. .43 Johnson & Johnson's 19 Berset 19 SHAVING POWDERS C o 1 K a t e's R a pld Shave Williams' .. ..18 ...IS SHAVING BRUSHES Regular 25c now. . ..19 HAIR BRUSHES, ebony and rosewood finish, im ported, excellent bristles. $1 value.. iv MATT ING SHOPPING BAGS, leatherette bound; regular Tie 1 values CARNATION MJI.K, regular 10c size, "T Saturday only, can SAPOLIO, amazing value, the 10c size, C Saturday only 5JC $5 HAND BAGS $2.98 A most com p 1 e t e as sortment to choose from n e w and u p - - t o -date styles. C h o ice en tire stock, $2.98 S10.5O SfttARB -TOP TRUNK top and bottom trays No. 47 H F, size 34-inch, brass $75() lock and bolts bar): charge to "i2llg?VS5& rrYv'rnnT'Marro: Son,. d'An tonne (Joyce). . The senior class is composed of the following: Banner Jynd k. B George Graham Carl. John Bell IHi more. Merle Verne Forrest George Gar ber Gaunt, Arthur Gale Bohrt BL CWr Graffis Marion Jacob Jones, Ja-mes ?rank McCauley. William John Mlen Earl Vincent . Morrow, Samuel Edward Rosenthal. Henry Ethnold RusselWohn Charles Whltaker, Clair Clarion Wilcox. But What la Partisanship PORTLAND, April 27. (To the Edi tor.) Those were very fine speeches made by Mr. Pipes and Mr. Huston favoring a "non-partisan" Judiciary, the only legitimate objection to them being the fact, not specifically denied by anybody yet. that we have never had in Oregon any other kind of ju diciary. That we have had was not asserted, even by implication, by the distinguished speakers. So far as has ever appeared. not a single opinion has been delivered by- any of our courts, high or low, which has been influenced bv partisan beliefs or motives. Then why all this clamor? Why thus impeach, even by inference, the Integ rity of our courts when no specific or other Instance has been c'ted which would justify the veileduU Chamberlain's. Stomach and Liver Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, and have been praised by thousands of women who have been restored to health through their gentle aid and curative properties. Sold by all dealers. CHEWING GUM, BEEMANS, SPEARMINT, ETCX, SATURDAY 2 for Sc 7fh uriH WASHINfVmN STS Friday and Saturday I7T3 CI" T Your Suit Case let- J i tered free. Just bring; it to the store. FREE 15c Wool Powder Pad, with Reynal's Face Powder 50c. FREE 10c Fountain Pen Ink, with every Rex- all Fountain Pen $1.00 up. Honeycomb Wash Cloth with each pur chase of 3 cakes of Todco Soap (the fastest selling soap we have), at 25c. fTT? Cj" C" Demonstration of risi McDonald's Mead ow Milk Chocolate. Come in and receive free samples. College Bags Regular $1.75 for $1.13 A more useful shop pins bag: could not be found. Well made, strong' and durable. A shopping necessity. Reg. Val. $1.75 Friday and Saturday ; i I $1.13!b POCKET KNIVES AT ALL PRICES EAT RAISINS We have a complete line. All are of extra quality steel; good values; all sizes, kinds and PRICES . . . 25c $5.00 1 nn "A. 69c An accessory to the bath that should be In every home. These sell regularly for ' $1.00. CQ Frldav and Saturday ....' FEVER THERMOMETERS No household should be without a reliable fever thermometer. Ours are all tested and proven accurate. . 7CS AND Prices JC up Supplies SHAVING SOAP Prescription Dept. "The Owl" employs only registered licensed pharmacists In its Prescription Department. They work at compound ing prescriptions only. We do not allow them to do other work about the store. These men work ten hours a day, six days a week. This schedule gives them sufficient time for rest and recreation. We make it a point to see that they are in good condition mentally and phy sically to give the prescription work the close attention and accuracy it demands. $5 Matting Suit Cases $3.49 24 Inches, some with straps all around, an ex ceptional val- dJQ ACk ue, only...... DOsi7 $5 Leather SuitCases $3.98 rye Brass lock and catches, nicely lined, verv strong, 24 inches t"J QQ long. only... 0O7O TWO ARRESTS IN FISH WAR f PRESIDENT AND EMPLOYE OF I FISH COMPANY TAKEN Quantity of Salmon Alleged to Have Been Brogulit Down River Sat urday Bases Complaint. As a result of further activities on the part of Master Fish Warden Mc Allister to enforce the closing of the Willamette and Clackamas Rivers, in accordance with the orders of the Fish Commissioners of the state,- two arrests were made yesterday after noon by Constable Wagner, on war rants issued from the Justice Court. John Meehan, president of the Port land Fish Company, and John Kelly, one of the company's employes, were arrested for unlawfully having in possession and transporting salmon fish, caught and taken during the closed season. Kelly, as the agent of the company, is said to have broughf a large quantity from up the river on Saturday. He was taken into custody for actually committing the act, and President Meehan for being the of ficial head of the corporation. Each gave $250 cash bail and was released. They will have a hearing before Jus tice Olson today. The recent- decision of the Supreme Court, in which the power of the Fish Commlssoners waa upheld. was ORIGINAL CUT-RATE DRUGGISTS The Patents Bromo Seltzer, 25c Size, 11c Witch Hasel. full qt bottle, only.,33 Peroxide of Hydrogen, -lb. bottle 5 Rnksr Food Hospital SI. 98 Borden Malted Milk 69 Marmola Tablets 55 Lapactie Pills 100 in bottle 33 Renao 59 Cntlcnra P1IU 13 DlapepMn . - 29 Ra'nme'si AnnlRrealcine . ..... .39 Milk Maa-nesia 29 Plnkhama Compound ...... 59 Swift's Specific . . . r!)C Plerce'a Prescription. ............ 59 Pond's Extract...' 28 2-(?rain Quinine Pills. 100 in 1 Q bottle for.. LZJC Socodont, for the teeth. 25o 1 O size 1ZC F r e sh Citrate of M a ftnesla, special at, bottle 1 A only 14C Woodbury's Facial Cream, 25c size tube, spe- 1Q clal at IOC Duff, Gordon Sherry The genuine, shipped to us from Duff, Gordon & Co., from Port St. Mary, Spain. Imported in wood and bot tled by us. This sherry was awarded the medal at the Columbian Exposition, and is generally ccmceded to be one of the highest grades of sherry produced. We have but a limited quantity at this price: Per doxe ,$6.75 bo. 63c 9 RAISIN DAY SATURDAY " APRIL. 30 We have just received a large shipment of fresh, choice, high-grade fancy seedless California Raisins. They are packed iri full one-pound packages, the kind that is sold regularly at 10c and 15c per package. We place the en tire lot on sale Saturday, RaisLuDay at only, per package 4e ACTUALLY LESS THAN THEY COST. JKUGKN'S SOAPS. Perfumed Toilet Soaps in heliotrope, violet, rose and many other odors; large cakes: regularly 10c. Friday and Saturday special price f C CHAMOIS SKINS. At cut prices Friday and Sat urday at this store: 9x10 inches 7: res. 10c 13x15 inches lft; Teg. 25c 14x20 Inches 25: re?. 35c 16x23 Inches 3f): reg. BOc CrIIARANTKKD TOOTH BKISHES. Yon can't equal thin value In a Tooth Brush at any other atore. It la unequaled. ''The Owl's" 25c Tooth Brush la better than those you're asked ftOc for elsewhere. They're guaranteed. If the bristles come out, brlnK back the brush Bret another or your money hark. Candy Department Specials O WI. HIGH GRADE ASSORTED Regular 50c pound, special GUNTHER'S FAMOUS HONEYCOMB nuLAMKii UM1PS, special, pound GUNTHER'S FAMOUS MOLASSES KISSES, special, sound GUNTHER'S FAMOUS PEEK-A-BOO KISSES, ' special, pound OREGON SPUDS A delicious confection "cream" rolled in Cinnamon A. mnilv nnVH I- onlil nnl. a Tha Owl Drug Co. Special. poind FREE With each purchase of , Candy Department we . wa uuokotu V It yf. OWL. CUT PRICES DEVELOPING. . 6 Roll film up to 4x5 PRINTING VELOX. Brownie No. 1 or smaller , Brownie No. 2 or P. Kodak No. 1 - From this size to 4x5 Printing Post Cards BROMIDE ENLARGING. 8x10, 30c; 10x12. 45c: 11x14 BUV EASTMAN Wines and Liquors For Medicinal Use. CEDAR CREEK RYE This is 5-year-old, aged In wood, bot tled in bond goods Fpeclal 98c CEDAR CREEK BOURBON, a pure, smooth, straight Bour bon whisky. In half 1 gallons, special at..' 91UU CHICKEN COCK WHIS"KY This is a famous Kentucky brand, bottled in bond, five years old In the wood; itq special luC JOCKEY CLUB A pure rye whisky, bottled by ourselves; "693- it sens regular for l; special 79ciED32' quoted yesterday by Deputy District Attorney Fitzgerald, as showing the contention of the fishing interests that because proper notice has not been served upon the fishermen they were not liable to the law, and also that the amendment of the statute did not ren der void the powers conferred upon the commissioners. The part of the decision referring to this issue reads as follows: In the case before us the statute Is valid and the order of the Board was made in conformity -with the power conferred; and. therefore, was not an Infringement of a civil rlfsht of plaintiffs. They have no rlfrht to fish for salmon during; the period during which nshing is forbidden by the order and notide. and whether they are criminally liable for a violation of th order, by rea son of the insufficiency of the service of the notice, equity will not entertain Jurisdic tion to determine, the remedy being com plete at law. This same principle is rec ognized In tax sale cases. It is only when the tax Is void for Jurisdictional defects that equity will Interfere. Mr. McAllister yesterday announced his belief that all unlawful fishing op erations have ceased. He will now turn his attention to properly regulating the lawful operations of . the salmon fishers, which will commence next Monday. He will leave today by launch for a trip down. the river to Astoria, inspecting conditions and in structing his deputies. FISHERMEN DO NOT GIVE UP Portland Market Closed, Salmon Catch Is Salted Down. OREGON CITY. Or.. April 28. (Spe cial.) Notwithstanding the fact . that the market at Portland ia closed to salmon, and that .the catch made here T .'-7 LO l Poi - tlnnr! Or TPADg WAn Saturday Sale Unless Friday and Saturday "Pf? PrfT1 A 15c Cake of rv Majestic Glycerine Soap with each $1.00 purchase 1719 .Demonstration of ,X"B-,J 1 Grover Water Pow er Vibrator. Come in and try i. Home treatments. FREE Your Handkerchief "Nile Blossom." E'Dprp Prescription to all 1 1 poor people. Brin? an order from the doctor. This, however, is a regular feature at "The Owl." FREE One Orange Wood Stick, with every box "Owl Emery Boards 10c. Imitation Alligator Grips S1 Reg. 65c for 39c We are closing out this entire stock. These grips are 12 inches long, well lined and splendid value. Grips that usually sell for 65c. Friday and Sat. Special 39c i in r - - -X NINE CAKES JERGEN'S ASSORTED SOAPS Full box, assorted odors, neatly wrapped, standard goods, oo ftOc VA l.l'ES. . 23C Bed Pans Sick Room Supplies You need Ipnk no further. vuuipieie and everything; is marked at CUT pricks' LIEBIG'S MALT m a strengthening:, latlnfi- and Invio-n I a r. u t PMJS tonic for younr and ''tBi6J contains iron and pepsin- Segular 20c ttleS. FrN tiTRi day and Saturday r r E special price 2 (orZdC Spring Avapo' C .. CHOCOLATES. 29c 38c 18c 25c center 25c In our CHOCOLATE Aj'ers Karsa- parilla DOC Acker's Blood 7r? Remedy OC Baker Sarsa- y r parilla DOC Burton Blood Q C Syrup v... . OOC Rexall Sarsa- 7lS parilla OC PEPPERMINT 25 cents or over will give free a n lndi- QUICK DEVELOPING PRINTING, ENLARGING OUR GUARANTEE: The best pos sible results. No charge for failures EXP. $ .10 . .03 . .04 . .05 . .05 Lustrite Nail ' Enamel Pray's Emery Boards Harnisch Knamel. 65 FILMS HERE SUNDAY UNIVERSAL Alcohol Stove Burns denatured alcohol. I.arge flame. Verv hot. Easily regulated. S2.50 DKXATIKKI) ALCOHOL. Pint 151 Quart 251 Gallon 75 & PEROXIDE HYDROGEN V4 -pound bottle Peroxide Hy drogen, worth 15c, one hottle to . a customer Friday c" and Saturday . OC cannot be disposed of by Portland dealers, Clackamas County fishermen are catching as many , salmon as ever. After the experience of Tuesday, when tons of fine salmon spoiled because they could not be sent across the Multnomah County line, the fisher men awoke to the fact that their fish-, ing was at an end until May 1, unless they were able to dispose of their salmon. The fishermen accordingly arranged to sell their catch here, and during the last two days thousands of pounds of salmon have been salted down. Practically all of the catch is being handled this way. CURB CHANGE QUESTIONED Authority of City to Charge Cost to Abutting Owners Doubted. City Engineer Morris has raised an important question in regard to the removal of curbs by order of tho City Council, the question of law being whether the city has authority to change the curb lines and charge the cost of the abutting property-owners. City Attorney Kavanaugh has been in structed to investigate. A large number of curbs have been changed by order of the Council from time to time, but Mr. Morris has de clined to approve -any more of these plans until he has a favorable report of the City Attorney. If the report is unfavorable, no more curb lines will be changed, unless the consent of all the property-owners concerned can be secured. Mr. Morris' belief is that a Seven Cakes of Ivory Soap 25c For Friday and Saturday only we will sell 7 cakes of n C Ivory Soap for sp' 1 priceMlw MENTHO- LYPTINE Highly recommended as a first-class mouth wash. Regu larly sells for BOc. Sp'l OtS. Friday and Saturday. . J C Otherwise Stated The Drugs 25c Rosewater SKCSS 17c IOc Powdered Alum T le Sulphur . T lOe WhltlnK 7 2.'c Powdered Orrla 17 le Rochelle Salts 7i " Parcarorlc ..................17 15c I.lmc Water. 1 quart ...... lO 2.1c Cantor Oil 17 2.e Spirits Camphor, 6 oz. ....... 17 Korlc Candj- 17 2Rc tilyccrlnc and Rose Water. .. 17 2rc Km' Pepsin ....17 lOc Soda llicnrlionatc. .......... . T lrtc Henna Leaves............... 7f He Moth Wax 5 Lambert's Llster- Hay's Hair Health lne, the 50c size, at. . . . 28c $1.00 size bottle 59c Yard wide Rubber S h e e ting, white, special at, OQ yard faOC Genuine Ouerlain J I c k v Perfume, onVyou.nc.e;. 49 c Reg. 35c and 50c Box of Stationery Other dealers charge 35c to 50c for Sta tionery that w e regularly sell for 25c. Owl price re duced Friday and Saturday. ' Your choice of t h e entire above 11 ne. cial. ... lui REGULAR MAJESTIC 15c GLYCERINE 5. OAP 7c A Friday and Saturday speciaJ. Delicate odor and very g-ood quality. DOZEN A r CAKES ijC CRETONNE ROLL-UPS . Indispensable fop . travelers, rubber lined, hold soap, toothbrush, hair-' Our .(in iiii, imir 75 c:;4; Drusn, etc.. This Coupon Is Worth 16c CUT IT OUT. Bring this coupon to The Owl Drug Co. Friday or Saturday and receive a 25c bottle of Owl Liquid Shampoo r for. ,.yc CUT IT OUT. stimu - J i u nlrl- Blood Purifiers . i Succus tf i r- v Alterans 0xsO7 Plnkham Blood Purifier OC Swift's Spe- - ciflc. large... iDl.ZU Hood's Sarsa- Ct parilla Oi7C Pierce's Medical r Discovery DOC M anicure Accessories Complete Line for Professional Use and for the the Home. SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 19c 19c Pumice Stone 19c 33c - 3-4 Toilet, reg. 25c. Ongaline at STAGE MAKEUP. A complete line of Hess. f e y e r s and S t e I n s StaKe and Toilet "I-'acial Makeup' will be found here at all time Rubber Gloves livery s 1 x e. useful for household pur poses. Asa v , Ing of morn than half. Each pair in separate box. on pair. .... ZfC curb, once ordered by the Council and. paid for by the abutting property, if i removed and replaced by a new one -put in simly to change the lines, must ' be paid for by the city. Ten town lots given away. See A page 5. .. Can You Ask More? We are so confident that we can furnish relief for indigestion and dys pepsia that we promise to supply the medicine free of all cost to every one who uses It according to directions who is not perfectly satisfied with the re- suits. We exact no promises and put no one under any obligation whatever, j Surely nothing could be fairer. We are located right here where you live, and our reputation should be sufficient as surance of the genuineness of our offer. We want, every one who Is troubled with indigestion or dyspepsia in any form to come to our store and get a -box of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. Take them home, and give them a reasonable trial, according to directions. They are very pleasant to take; they soothe tho irritable stomach, strengthen and invlg- -orate the digestive organs, promote a -healthy and natural bowel action, al -most immediately relieve nausea ami stomach irritation, produce healthy dl-.. gestlon and assimilation, and promote -j nutrition. Three sizes. 25c, S0c and ' $1.00. Remember, you can obtain Rexall Remedies in Portland only at our store,- The Rexall Store; Owl Drug Co., Inx, ' corner 7th and Washington sts. - ; , a t II