Morning Oregonian., March 23, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

TTTR aiORNTXG OREGOXIAX, THLKSDAT,
MARCH 23, 1911.
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DAVENP0HTBEG1NS
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
Wife Berates Cartoonist for
Helping Father, Is One of
Charges Made.
DOOR CLOSED ON FRIEND
Ami XTbo Come m Visit Told to Go
to Hotel. Amoif Allegation ot
Cruelty Children to Ke
celre) $100 Week.
EALEM. Or, March t-- Special.)
Homer C. Davenport, tha etnwnm
am back to bis native town of Silver
too, which ho has mads famous In The
Country Boy." to begin a suit tor !'
vorcs from Daisy B. Davenport. Papers
wsre Mel la Circuit Court this morn-i.-
Th sllrire crurl and Inhuman
treatment that began shortly aftsr tha
marriage. .
Tea complaint recites that alnca ths
marrlsgs In Chlesgo in pupumwr.
r-i... h b.1 bo fixed or ptrmt-
.ot place of abode, living a part of
tha tl.ua la San Francisco, a part or ina
ii.. in N.ar York Cltr and a part ot
tii tlma at tut Orange. N. J- But.
t.ie complaint says, ha ha at ait limes
conaidutd Sllvertoa an his homo and
residence.
Coo pis Have Three Clill Jren.
Thr.a children vrers born. Homer
Pavenport. Jr.. seed li years: Mildre-d
Ivsnport. aited 1J. and Gloria W.
Daren port, aged T.
It la alined that In November. 13,
whlla In 6an Fraaclsco. the plaintiffs
father requeeted Davenport to lend
him a email amount of money and that
when Mrs. Davenport heard of thia
ana Immediately besaa to anus ana
mlatreat his father by calllnr him
Bamea. such aa "old fool" and "hay
seed" and other names that cannot bs
spread upon tha records of tlis court.
'At this time. It Is alleged, tha defend
ant started a systematic course of
cruel treatment. In reprimanding for
lending hie father the money and that
on subsequent occasions she has ha
feltually becoma sullen and morose and
would whenever possible make a acens
In publlo to call attention to the Im
aginary trouble in tha family.
When Iaenprt was at "Tha Trail"
at tha Lewie and Clark Fair In Port
land In September. 10S. they made
tielr borne In that city and It Is aliened
Mrs. Davenport was further cruel In
that on one occasion an aunt of the
plaintiff had traveled from a town In
t.-.e Stale of Washington to becoma ac
quainted with Mrs. Davenport, but. tha
complaint alleles, airs. Davenport re
fused to entertain her. treaties her
In a discourteous and disrespectful
manner, and advising- her to go to a
hotel and stay, rsg&rdles of ths fact
that tfcsre were sufficient accommoda
tions at tha Davenport home.
On another occasion, la tha Fan of
Dili, the complaint avers that on of
Davenport's particular friends, who Is
mentioned aa John Dee, called at ths
home to spend ths evening. Davenport.
It la alleged, happened to be absent
from the room at tha tlma. and his
wife slammed tha door In ths face) of
tha friend, la tha Fall of 10. accord
Ins; to tha complaint, airs. Davenport
besaa wrongfully and untruthfully to
accuse tha plaintiff of Infidelity and
openly said la tha presence of friends
and the Davenport children that tha
plaintiff had been la ths custom of
frequenting- unsavory resorts, much to
tha humiliation of tha plaintiff.
Children IleeeJvo $ 1 00 a Week.
It la also charged that Mrs. Da van
fort continued to use p refute terms
strains t the artist until life became
burdensome and that In January. lo;.
ha discontinued living with her.
The children are now residing- with
-r- Pavenport. according- to tha com
plaint, and the plaintiff la contributing-
110 a week to their support.
Davenport la wiling that thsy enould
continue to live with their mother and
agrees to continue contributing 1104
a week to their support, this to bs In
full payment of alimony and support
for lrs. Davenport and tha children.
Kauca at be on. formerly Silvartoa at
torneys, now of Portland, brought ths
WEST f.OT TO INTERFERE
lrloi Mutrfmcoi Satisfactory to
Governor. Tie fcsjs.
AXKM. Or.. March L Special.)
That there win be no change la ths
administration of affairs at ths Stats
Penitentiary was asserted by ooveroor
IVeet tonight In commenting on letters
he has received raiatlvs to the dismis
sal of iloOullougb. a guard, from ths
fores at that Institution recently. He
said he had received letters from men
weii known la union labor circlea, but
did not divulgs their contents.
ajiiKiuaiea and Obsolete equip
ment and buildings and many difficul
ties 1 J contend with, those la charge
at ths penitentiary havs siren It a Na
tional reputation as one of ths best In
ths country." he said. "What actlpa
la taken by ths superintendent toward
his employes la for htm to pass upon and
1 do not Intend to Interfere. I am ret'r
fled eo far with tho management of tha
rnson and I hare no thought of mak
ins a change."
TOWNS TO BUILD ROAD
Athena au-rd Weston Give 4 Off Days'
Labor and Teams for Work.
ATTTrXA. Or, March St. Special)
Ths rttats Leerlslarurs turntcr dowa ths
tlood f;oad bill, clttrens of Athena and
of Wee ton. have taksa tha case la their
own hands. As a result a macadam
road Is to bs constructed between tha
two towns.
Ths county Is to furnish tho machi-
residents and farmers havs agreed to
.4 . v 1 . K. w . . . i ,
' - ' - -ou al
ready been subscribed for ths road.
. 1 v v. - iij w vnv o tns most
beoeflclsl la this part of ths country as
tho highway beiwsea Athena and
Weeton Is one of ths worst especially
In Winter. Ths work wia begin at
ones.
THE DALLES ROBBER SHOT
Hsrxlar Caacbt Ieavlne IIoa9 Is
FVlled by Gara(-e Owner.
THB DALIra Or, Man-h a Tred
rwearex. li years e4d olalmirj JSew Xork
as his horns but unknown hers, was shot
at 1:39 this morning wbils In the act of
burglarising tbs horns of Mrs. D. M.
French. Weaver bad already entered tls
houso and secured a large amount of
booty, which bs bad carried outside,
when ha was seen by V. H. French, a
nephew of Mrs. French, and Sherman
Bralnard. a garags manager, who were
returning home together from an auto
tide. French ran around ths house ons
way and Bralnard want ths other to
head off ths burglar. Bralnard com
manded tho man to throw up his hands,
which ths stranger failed to do. making
a movement as If to draw a revolver,
and Bralnard fired a shot, striking tho
man la ths side and breaking; a rib.
which probably saved his life by ths de
flection of ths bullet from vital parts.
Ho la now la tha hospital, but will re
cover. It Is supposed that Wsavsc has been
IJCSTRrCTOR AT FACTF1C 11
VERSITT HAS IEVESII.
FIFTH BIRTHDAY.
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rrofeasor Joseph W. Marsh.
PACIFIC rXIVERSITT. Forest
Orove. Or, March 13. (Special.)
Profeesor Jossph W. Marsh,
who has been connected with Pa
cific University since I87. cele
brated his ssvsnty-flfth birthday
today. Professor Marsh, though
growing- somewhat feeble, led
ths chapel exercises this morn-Ins-.
Professor Marsh was graduat
ed from ths University of Ver
mont In 1S6T. Ho cams to Pa
cifto I'nlvervlty In 1I to take
ths chair of Greek and Latin,
which position he filled until
107. For 44 years hs has been
in ths service of Pndflo Uni
versity. Hs baa loyally devoted
Ms entire time to tho Interests
of ths school, and baa helped to
raise It to Its present high stand,
ard.
In lfOT Pro feasor Marsh retired
from active teachlna-. but alnes
then has actar as librarian. Hs
then has acted as librarian. Ha
ths Coast who has been retired
on a pension from ths Carnegis
fund for ajced Instructors. Pro
fessor Marsh Is interested In ss-curing-
ths new Carnegie library
for Paclflc
Ths students congratulations
were received very modestly by
tho vsnsrabls professor this
morning;. Professor Marsh re
cently ortranlied a crab for ths
study of spsranto.
connected with a number of other minor
home breaking which have taksa plaoo
hers of. lata.
PIONEER WOMAN, 94, DIES
Mrs. I.jdla Miner Tracy Passes A way
at Gladstone.
OHECSON CTTT. Or, March Tl. (Fpe-
da ) Mrs. Lydla inner Tracy, widow
of tho lata Taylor B. Tracy, died at ths
horns of her son, James M. Tracy, ot
Gladstone, Tuesday after an illness of
mors than a year. Tho remains wsrs
taken to Logan this morning: where they
were Interred beside those or Car Hus
band, who dlsd 11 yeare ago.
sirs. Tracy was Miss Lydla Miner. She
aa born In Jefferson Connty. Ksw
Tork. August S. U17. In ISM she was
married to Taylor B. Tracy, and In 1S51
they crossed tho plains to Ore von, Mr:
Tracy settling on a donation land
claim at Logan, where they resided fof
many years. Later they lived in Doug
las County for a year, but returned to
I.ognn. which was ths home of the fam
ily until ths death or Mr. Tracy. Mrs.
Tracy thsn made ber home with her
son. James Tracy, and with Mrs. Caro
line Mattoon. of Viola.
Ths pioneer woman Is survived by a
son. James M. Tracy, of Gladstone, and
a dsushtsr. Mrs. Sarah Applegata, of
Yoncalla, Douglas County.
SEATTLE JUDGES NAMED
Appointments Sought by Score of
King Connty Lavrjcrs.
OLTMPIA. Wash, March 13 (Spe
cial.) It was announced today.by Gov
ernor Hay that he had appointed Kins;
Pykemaa and W. R. Prlgmora. as Supe
rior Court Judges of King County.
These appointments are made aa the
result of the bill passed by ths last
two additional Supsrlor Court Judges.
Attorney Dykemaa Is president of the
Tours Men's Republican Club of Kins
County, and Attorney Frlsrmore has at
tained considerable prominence In that
city. There were more than 14 Seattle
lawyers seek Ins ths places, although
ons of ths present Judgss of ths county
announced he would have to resign be
cause the salary of 100 a year paid
Is too small.
Teacher Not Qualified. Allesed.
SALEM. Or, March It. (Special.)
All earing that Frank NeeU. a teacher In
School District 114. In this county,
(ailed to pass the proper examination
and that he was wrongfully and un
lawfully riven a certificate to teach by
County Superintendent i-mlth. Kdward
Popham, C Tracer and Mrs. C Tracey
have started a suit In Circuit Court to
sojoln directors, clerk and teachsr
from pay lax or rseelvins the salary of
S4S a month provided for the teacher
la that district.
Oa trail a, Waahtswtsw. the Hub City.
for those seeking a place for the
profitable Investment of capital, or for
desirable home, parnaps mere is no
other place la the sreat Northwest that
can offer auch Inducements as ths City
ot Centralis. Wash. Such an abundance
of chsap lumber, cheap ooal. pure run
ning water, excellent transportation fa.
ellluss. ferule lands, best churches and
hools sverythlns up to date with
more than (000 hospitable, enterprising;
people who extend the "glad hand" to
every respectable person, and who
stand ready to aid In a material way
every legitimate enterprise that gives
promise of benefiting; the city. Before
returning- East, colonists should not
fall to see Centralis. Call on or ad
dress Commercial Club, Central la.
wash.
i a s nnrtiiiirrnrn it ii
HAM AMi
CONFESSES FRAUD
Government Witness Says
Kester and Kettenbach
Gave False Entry Orders.
BIG OVERDRAFTS ALLOWED
Jusg-Uns of Accounts Resorted to In
Effort to Deceive Controller of
Currency, Clarence) W.
Bobnett Doc la res.
BOISB. Idaho. March S3. (Special.)
A confession exposing the manner In
which thousands of dollars were ab
stracted from the Lewlston National
Bank was made on tha witness stand
today In the Federal Court by Clarence
W. Kobnett. star witness for the Gov
ernment In ths Kester-Kettenbach bank
case.
Under . Indictment Jointly with the
two defendants now on trial charged
with abstraction of bank funds. Kob
nett told a gtory of the manner in
which he, as bookkeeper, acting, he
said, under 'directions from George H.
Kester, then cashier of ths bsnk. took
money from daily deposits, transferrsd
It to the Inactive Indebtedness and
thsn to ths Inactive ledger, when it
was taken out of the bank.
Kobnett testified that William Dwyer
was permitted to draw checks reach
Ins a total ot more than tlOO.OOO from
the bank. In which he made no de
posits. Hs said there was deliberate
falsifying of reports to the Controller
under Hester's Instruction and that a
key card In ths possession ot William
F. Kettenbach, kept him Informed of
ths periods when the Controller of
the -"Currency would call for reports.
Tsb waa kept on the bank examiner
when he would make his examination,
the wltneas said. Ha sdded that the
defendants permitted him to make
overdrafts as hlsh as 110.600.
Attorney Tsnnahlll on cross-examination
forced Robnett to admit that he
deliberately abstracted between 17000
and tsooo and other amounts from ths
bank and that he speculated with the
money.
Dramatic situations developed. Rob
nett seemed 111 at ease on cross-examination,
but although he was forced to
make damaslns statements against
himself the cross-examination of Tan
nahlll did not change his story ma
terially. Frequently Tannahlll mads
clear that the defense proposes to
prove that Robnett. Chapman and Pick
eting, three employes of the bank, ab
stracted the money, unknown to the
defendants.
SICK GIVEN FISH . SEIZED
Warden Take) Exrt-Xets and Steel
beavds Xear Jlin Crow Point,
ASTORIA. Or, March a (Special.)
Deputy Fish Wardens Gor and Sweet re
turned last night from patrolling tha
eivar. They captured two set-nets In the
river a short distance above Jim Crow
Point, and four steelheads which were
confiscated and turned over to thshos
pttal today.
A. large number of seals were seen In
ths upper river. Indicating that there
re a few fish coming In. Evidence of
the work of the seals was found in that
the bead of a Chinook salmon waa In one
of the captured set-nets, the remainder
of the fish having bean eaten.
MEDFORD LIGHT CHEAPER
City 3ts Clusters for $1.50 Each
Monthly by Bi( Cut.
arEDFORTX Or, March a (Special.)
Colonel Frank Ray. of New York, who
controls tho Gold Ray Powsr plant, last
night made the Council a fiat rate for
cluster lights of tl SO a month a cluster.
This Is a cut of one-half on the former
rate made by that company, and prac
tically insures the early Installation of
cluster lights on Medford's main streets,
s
Hood River Man la Manager.
Troon RIVER. Or, March 12. (Spe
cial.) Albert S. Hall, who retained the
management or tne loemi nr piaut.
after It was purchased by ths Paclflo
Power Light Company, will manags
the company's business In Whits Salmon,-
Mosler and Hood River. Mr. Hall
cams hers a year ago from HUlsboro,
where for three years hs -was manager
of the light plant of that city. He has
also been employed at Schenectady,
N. Y, by the General Eleotrio Company.
Ha la an alumnus of the Oregon Agri
cultural College. J. T. Thompson will
continue to supervise tns operation oi
the plant at Whits Salmon. Officials
of ths company say that It will ex
tend Its lines to all parte of the valley
that premiss business to justify the
expense.
gteto Architect at Work.
SALKM. OrL March a (SpeelaD
Stats Architect Knighton reported to
ths Stats Board this morning to tako
up ths duties of the new office and
will lmmsdlately make preparations to
start plans for ths buildings at the
Eastern Ore -on branch Insane HospW
tB,t Mr. Knighton will have offices In
the CapltoL at the rear of the Senate
chamber. He expects to leave In a day
or two for Pendleton. Architects are
now preparing plans for ths additional
wing to ths receiving ward at the cen
tral asylum bare and work will start
goon.
T" or Turntable Required.
SALEM. Or, March a (Special.)
Notification has been sent to the As
toria at Columbia River Railroad by
the Railroad Commission that ths prac
tloe of operating trains backward ons
way bstwsen Warren ton and Ft. Stevens
must be discontinued. The road will
either be compelled to install a T"
or a turntable to carry out this sugges
tion. Ths road is also Instructed to
place lights on Its drawbrldgs at the
Sklpanon River, the bridge at tha
present time not belns lighted. It Is
alleged, in compliance with the United
Btatee Navigation laws.
Attacks School PrlBdsed.
A severe attack on school principal,
Chaa. B. Allen, ot Sylvanla, Ge is thus
told by him: "For more than three
years," he writes. "I suffered Indescrib
sble torture from rheumatism, liver
and stomach troubls and diseased kid
neys. Ail remedies failed till I used
Electric Bitters, but four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me complete
ly." Such result sre common. Thou
sands bless thomfor curing stomach
trouble, female complaints, kidney dis
orders, biliousness, and tor new health
and vigor. Try them. Only iOc at
JsUi drutaisUL j
Don't Neglect Your Roses
Use "Woodlark" Rose and Fruit Spray
The Woodlark Spray
Pump.
Fountain Pens Sold on
Trial. Pens Filled
WEAR
CROSS
GLOVES
BOYCOTT SEATTLE,
GRAYS HARBOR CRY
E. C. Finch, of Aberdeen,
Would Punish Sound for
Harmful Acts.
PORTLAND HELP PRAISED
Qoqulam Commercial Club and sis
ter City's Commerce) Chamber
Unite Revenue oa Ticoms
Also Urged at Meeting.
HOQUTAM, Wash, March 22. (Sps
claL) Promising; to abandon all petty
business jealousy, pledging- their united
effort for tha upbuilding of Grays Har
bor and going on record as favoring a
united stand for Portland, which has
helped to build up the harbor, members
of the Hoqulam Commercial Club and
tha Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
met today for the first Joint weekly
luncheon. The meeting was neia at
the Orayport Hotel and S2 persons,
representing members from business
organizations, were present. Aberdeen's
delegation numbered 81.
The principal toplo before the lnnoh
eon was Introduced by B. C Finch, of
Aberdeen. Ha proposed that the club
members of both organisations aoopt
a boycott plan on Seattle and Tacoma
until such time as those cities were
willing to help In the upbuilding of the
Grays Harbor country.
"Seattle has nover shown a disposi
tion to aid In any work we of Grays
Harbor have attempted. It was Seat
tle that killed our state road bill ana
It Is Seattle that Is continually drawing
from Gray Harbor and Southwestern
Washington for the building of a city
which has never given one penny to
our cause.
"Fnrtla.nd. on tha other hand, has
shown a friendly disposition toward us.
Whenever that city advertises In the
preat magazines of the East you will
find mention of Southwestern Washing
ton In them. vVe must nsip tnose wno
help us."
SILETZ GUNMAN CAUGHT
Sheriff Captures Mao Who Shot In
dian Monday and JIU Him.
TOLEDO. Or, March J2(8peclal.)
rr. i . . mwtjt m np-flhArlff finKA re
turned today from Canoo Landing after
capturing Loyal Chandler, who shot Jim
Warnsr, an Indian, on tne diubu reser
vation Monday. Sharif Gear found
Chandler at his cabin on his homestead
and put him In Jail here pending tha re
sult of the wounds suffered by his vlo-
-i v .iihjiH.h ahnt Ihmnrli trie
head., does not appear to be In a criti
cal condition.
Chandler did not offer any resistance
whan seized tT SherUf Geer. who had
been summoned by J. Brsssfeld sfter
Chandler had threatened to annihilate
ths Brassfeld family. Chandler had
boastsd of ' killing a man before firing
at Warner. Investigation showed that
this was a boast made In his dranken
ness and that beyond firing shots In ths
sir In ths hills he had not drawn his
rsvolvsr or gun In aaothar affray.
Rosida at Salem Are Topic.
SALEM. Or, March 21. (Special.')
To establish a system of roads leading
from tha various state Institutions Into
the city and from one Institution to
another. Governor West will call a
meeting, probably for tomorrow night,
ot the members of the Salem Board of
Trade executive committee, the County
Court and the heads of the various
state Institutions. The question of
employing penal labor to Improve these
roads and establish new ones will bs
discussed.
Rectory Grounds Cause of Suit.
SALEM. Or, March IJ (Special.) .
Suit to declare exempt from taxation
the lot on which Is located the rectory
of St. Paul's Episcopal Chuxch In this
city was started today In County Court.
Some time ago the Attorney-General
submitted an opinion that rectories ars
not exempt from taxation. But It Is
Insisted that the church and rectory In
this Instance are each situated on one
and the same tract of ground and that
undor the statute grounds and build
ings used for publlo worship ars sx
empt, Tha contention la, ttiat tea rso-
vy : yArwTiM
s
For Roses', House Plants, Vines and Fruit
Trees Destroys All Insects That Feed
on the Foliage or Petals of Roses
SURE DEATH TO
Currant Worms, Tent Caterpillars, Pear or Cherry Slugs, Aspar
agus Beetles and all Leaf-eating Insects. Bottles, 25c and 50c.
WOODLARK BORDEAUX MIXTURE is a positive destroyer
and preventive of Scale, Scab, Codling Moth, Aphis, Slugs, Rot,
and Fungus Diseases. Quart 40c, Half GaL 75c, Gal. $155.
THE WOODLARK SPRAY PUMP For use with Woodlark
or other sprays. A small, compact, convenient sprayer for use
on plants, shrubs, vines and small trees. We are selling thia
pump at, each 50ci '
Ten Days'
Free.
Washington Street at Fourth
tory Itself Is not exempt from a per
sonal property tax. but that tha ground
upon which It Is situated la exempt.
MT. ANGEL MAYOR QUITS
Fred Schwab, Town's. Head for 18
Tears, Not to Ron Again.
MOUNT ANGEH Or. March 2i (Spe
cial.) Bearing the honors of Mayor of
Mount Angel for M years, successively.
Fred Schwab, at the city caucus held
last night, decided to step down, and for
the first time In that period was not
nominated.
Three candidates for Mayor are: P. S.
Fox. at present and for many years a
Councilman: Dr. J. Webb. M. D., ana
George May.
Three Councilman out of six are to tn
elected this year. Candidates for the
Council are: Joseph Jenny, Nick Mlckel.
Max Mattl. Frank Stupfel. John G. Lais
and Engelbert Grimm. Other candidates
ars: Marshal, Joseph Zollner, Incum
bent and Otto Hesalng: Recorder, J. J.
Buchhelt. Incumbent, and Nick Schmaltz.
The election will be held tho first Mon
day of next month.
BIG KELSO LIGHTS FREE
One Arc Gratis for Every 40.0 Resl
' dents Franchise Granted.
KELSO. Wash.. March 22v (Special.)
Ths City Council last night granted
light and water franchises to the Washington-Oregon
Corporation. Ths fran
chises are to endure for 60 years.
For every 400 In population one aro
light is given the city free, and the new
rate Is a reduction over the old. Tho
city la granted the privilege of read
justing rates every five years in the
lighting franchise, but this clause Is
omitted from the water franchise.
Mayor Lysons signed the light fran
chise today and on publication it be
comes a law. The Mayor will not sign
ths water franchise until he familiarizes
himself with the publlo utilities law
passed by the last Legislature.
Supreme Court Catching Vp.
SALEM. Or., March 22. (Special.)
glnoe the present members of the Su
preme Court have started their labors
two months of additional work has
been cut from the docket. At the
first of the year the court waa 13
months behind. It is estimated by
members ot the Supreme Bench that
at the end of the year the court will
be only five months behind.
Safety Devices Installed.
SALEM, Or, March 22. (Special.)
The Southern Paclflo and Oregon Elec
trio were ordered to Install positive in'
terlocklng devices at Beaverton and
Grenbersr crossings by the Railroad
IH QUE FAMILY,
By Cuticura Remedies. Children
Scratched Night and Day. Mother
Suffered 8 Years. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Cured Ringworm too.
"When a child. I suffered eight years
with eczema. I could not sleep at night,
and had sores all over my chest- We had
doctors
and none
could do
any good,
until my
mother
saw the
ad t e r
tisem en t
of the
Cuticurar
Kennedies
in the
raner.We
used the Cuticura Soap, uintment ana
Hesolvsnt, and they cured me of eczema,
I also used them on my five children.
Two of them had eczema very badly.
When my children had eczema, I was
not worried at all, as I know the Cuti
cura Remedies would do their work.
They had sores all over their heads, their
hair would fail out, and they would
scratch all night and dav. They had it
on their heads, face, and in back of the
ears so that I thought their ears would
drop off. I washed their heads and
bodies with Cuticura Soap and t&ey are
as clean as the driven enow. Cuticura
Soap and Ointment also cured my chil
dren of ringworm. I would not be with
out the Cuticura Remedies. They are
wonderful." (Signed) Mrs-Violet Cole,
28 S. Redfield St., Philadelphia, Pa., Oct.
29, 1910.
Cuticura Soap (25c.) and Cuticura
Ointment (50c) are sold throughout the
world. Send to Potter Drug A Chem.
Oorp., sole props., 185 Columbus Ave.,
Boston, for free Doos on ssan-ana setup
n 1 ir i ,
3 CURED OF ECZEI
Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds
Arriving Daily. 2 Packs 5c.
WE
FRAME
PICTURES
Commission today, after a formal
hearing. It is probable that the tower
system will be used at these points,
although ths companies wlll prepare
plans to submit to tha Commission for
Its approval.
GASTON FARMERS UNITE
Association Is Formed to Develop
Section Library Obtained.
FOREST GROVE, Or., March 23.
(Special.) To promote the develop
ment of ths community In which they
reside and to be able to sell their prod
ucts at better quotations the farmers
of the East Gaston neighborhood have
formed the Northeast Gaston Farmers'
Association.
W. K. Newell, president of the State
Board of Horticulture, was made presi
dent ot the association; L. L. Paget,
cashier of ths Gaston State Bank, Is
vice-president; E. J. Shotwell, secretary-treasurer,
and L J. Bennett, treas
urer. The first thing the association
did was to obtain a traveling library
from the State Library (Commission at
Salem.
HILLMAN AFTER NEW TRIAL
Convicted Realty Promoter Alleges
Jurors Were Prejudiced.
" SEATTLE, Wash., March 22. Coun
sel for Clarence D. Hlllman, the mil
lionaire real estate dealer recently con
victed of using the malls to defraud,
filed a motion for, a new trial in the
Federal Court here today.
The motion alleges that before the
trial Jurors Alfred Bubb, D. Thomas
Davles, J. S. Wangness and Robert
Bridges, Jr. had expressed opinions
adverse to the defendant, and that
Juror W. W. Beck was forced to con
sent to a verdict, being unable to hold
out because of 111 health.
Feet Cut Off by Train.
ALBANY. Or., March 22. (Special.)
A man who refuses to give his name
fell from a southbound passenger train
near Halsey this morning and suffered
the loss of both feet. It Is supposed
he slipped and fell while stealing a
ride. He was taken to Shedds, where
he was transferred to a northbound
passenger train and brought to St.
Mary's Hospital in this city. He ap
pears to be 40 years of age.
Stray Horse Kicks Child.
' OREGON CITY. Or., March 22. (Spe
cial.) The 5-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Norton, of the West Side,
when playing in the yard this afternoon
was kicked lrf the face by a stray horse
which came Into the inelosure. The
Rafunuin araf inrl fliA
vunmi uic labuib uuiuincdi cum
Short line, Union Pacific and Chicago
OHEGOV.WASBIXGTOM LIMITED
rR SAFE
N11P LIME-
Observation Sleeper, Standard and Tourist Sleepers,
Day Coaches and Dlnlng-Cai- all ELECTRIC LIGHT
' ED. A through solid independent train.
OREGON EXPRESS
Through service to Salt Iako City, Omaha and Chl
' cago. Direct connection for Denver. Kansas City, St.
Lou la and aU Eastern cities. Standard and Tourist
Sleepers, Chair. Car, Dinlng-Car and Day Coaches.
NORTHERN ROUTE EAST
SOO-SPOKAB - PORTLAND TRAIJT
Elegantly equipped through train via Spokane Inter
national, Canadian Pacific and Soo Line to St. Paul.
Compartment Observation Car, Standard and Tourist
Sleepers, Dlnlng-Car and Day Coaches. ELECTRIC
LIGHTED.; Through without ohange.
LOCAL SERVICE
PORTLAND 15D SPOKANE
Passengers havs the benefit of the splendid Soo-Spo-kane-Portland
"Train de Luxe."
PORTLAND AND LEWISTON, IDAHO.
Standard sleepers dally.
PORTLAND AND WALLA WALLA
Standard sleeper dally.
Call at our City Ticket Office, Third and Washington
streets, for any Information desired in relation to travel.
Outside of Portland call on any local O.-W. R, & H. agent, or
address
m 1 JVM. JfatTTRTtAXt-GeaexaUsssrnjrsn AsrsU FocUaAdj, Ot --
Modern Advice
Years ago every one was
advised to take some sort of
"Spring Medicine." Just how
much good these spring rem
edies actually did is a problem.
One thing is certain, however,
most of them were very dis
agreeable to take. '
Forget the mecKcinetHisspring.
Try instead every night at bed
time a glass of
Pabst
BlueRibbon.
TLe Beer of QuaL'ty
You will find it smooth and
agreeable to the taste. You will
find further that you will enjoy
sound, refreshing sleep and
awaken in the morning with a
keen, he&rty appetite for break
fast. Made and Bottled Only
by Pabst at Milwaukee
To appreciate Blue Ribbon
flavor and Blue Ribbon quality,
order a case sent home. Tele
phone to
S. A. Arata & Co.
104
Third Street
Tel.
Main 480
Home A 1481
NOW VtW TIME
of the roar to hmv
your teeth Oct an 4
piste end bridg
work done. For out-of-town
patron we
finish plate end
bridee work is cue
day if Beoaary.
KolarCrowM $5.00
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Palnlesa Extraction Free when pi a tee ot bridge work
ta ordered. Consultation Free Yon cannot got bettet
unm muutuB
BEST METHOD
la ordered. Consultation Free Xon cannot a
painleaa work anywhere, no matter how much yon pay
All worlc fuiiT -"rsntAwi fox fifteen Teaifc
Wise Dental Co.
INCORPORATED
Painless Dentists
Falllnz Bulldlnf. TWnl Washington, PORTLAND, OREfiOC
eiOosSaum: A. tCtsSS. V. SisiUrs,tl .
The Weather Is Now Ideal for Cottage
Building at
Br. THE - 8BA."
Work on several cozy Summer homes
commenced the last week, and persons
who Intend to build at the Seaside
should not delay any longer.
Summer days will soon be here. A
cottage ready means comfort and hap
piness for the family In vacation time.
Talk with us about building sites. .
235 Stark St, Corner Second.
child's lower Jaw was broken and her
face was badly lacerated, but she will
recover.
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a.u luviuuuig viva tftilom Depot
and Northwestern Portland. aur
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