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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, FEBRUARY 23, 1902.
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FISHERIES DIO WELL
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Washington's Best Year the
One Just Closed.
i?reomIr,mlDary I DEMOCRATS ISSUE CALL
j "Ihcre is no doubt whatever that the J
l Ainmcan i-cague intends to put a ciud
! in New York City. The only question Is
J when it will be done, and that will be
j decided when the league meeto in Detroit
j on March 5. There arc several wajs in
1 which this can be done. President Ban
Johnson is my authority for the otato
nvnt that If President, Freedman wishes
to sell out. Johnson can find a purchaser
for him.
COMMlSSiONERLiTTLE'S REPORT
Run of SocKe) c Salmon "Was Phe
nomenal !eral Nen Canneries
llaiK, and Capacity of Many
Old Plants Increased.
At I,nit lie OeJ the Antorrnplu
CHICAGO. Feb. 22. Twenty years ago
Mayor Harrison, then a young man of
22 3 ears, wrote a. letter to William Dean
J How'clls, man of letters, and confided a
i simple request for the author's autograph.
The Mayor has just received an answer
from Mr. Howell", and after the long
wait the Maor now has Mr. How ells'
autograph. It Is appended to the ery
slip of paper on which the request was
made. It came in the envelope enclosed
at that time for the reply.
Here lc w !rit Carter Harrison, Jr., w rote
20 years ago:
'Chicago. Dec. 21, 1SS2.
William D. Howells,
"Dear Sir 1 am collecting the auto-
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OLYMPIA, Wash., Fob. 22. In his an
rual report on the fishing industry of
"v ashlngton. Fl-h Commissioner Little is
quite nthusiabtic. "The ear 1001 was a
re ord-brettUer." .srj.s he. "for the fisheries
ii.dusf of the State of Washington. The
rn rf sockej salmon was phenomenal.
Seieral new canneries were built, and al-
uio" without exception the old canneries I
r rt.ufd Uieir capacity from 25 per cent
. V 1"J ptr cent. The capHcit of the fibh
0T k. g g ar operated in the Lower Sound
vas coi sldcrably larger than cer before.
ri.c-e cum combined made it poFslble
f the caiu.crjc.s to get oat a puck about
ptr eent larger than eer before pro
. .t t 1 on Pugt t Sound. An immense
.mount of fish was also sailed and shipped
fr'.-h.
"Ulthout doubt the catch of salmon for
11 - jtar was at leus-t 75 per cent larger
t-an cer before in the Puget Sound dis
trict The output for WHlapa Harbor and
Orij's Harbor, while not equal to some
former jcais, n.-u up to the aerage for
f.ril years past. The Columbia River
district showb a falling off hs compared
with the last four ear.s. The late run of
el.lnook salmon, however, waa as large as
mr ki.onn."
The geneial summary of the fisheries
inuu.str of the State of Washington for
the car 1S01, capital and labor employed,
earnings of labor emploed and alue of
tiitjjut is glen as follows:
Capital enpitijed
Columola Riei db-lrict $ 0 240
Pugc aound district 4,7CT,rX) i
"il'ana Harbor district Ia0j0
Gra's Harbor district 119.C75
Total So,G77,S65 j
Number of iersons employed
Columbia R!er district
Puget Sound district
fWli.apa Hatboi district
crays Harbor district
Total
Earnings of labor employed
Columbia Rlor district
Puget Sound district
"W iilapa Harbor district
Graj Harbor district
m., m mo A ' "vvitii -i n unniniTv for intruding and enter
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COUNTY CONVENTION AT
SALEM A PHIL. B.
Trust, Tnriff and Epnnilon Ques
tion on "Which Invitation to
Primaries In Based.
Holmes. S. L. Hayden. B. F. Bonham, W.
M. Kaiser and Judge T. L. Davidson.
DRY TICKET IN LINN.
For Singers and Speakers
The New Remedy For Catarrh Is
Vcrv Valuable.
Nominations Made by County Con
tention of Prohibitionists.
ALDANY, Or., Feb. 22. The first county
convention for the coming campaign was
hold in Albany today by the Prohlbltlon
Lsts of Linn County. The attendance was
the largest of any Prohibition convention
held here. The following county ticket
was nominated: Cyrus H. Walker, of J head, throat and stomach for several I
Albany, State Senator; A. W. Stannard, of J years, I heard of Stuart's Catarrh Tab- I
Brownsville; Isaac Whcaldon. of Plain- j iets qulto accidentally and. like eery-
ratttt rir t, Th Morion Coun- I " u"u J- D- J-nomi'S"", " w"1"""1! ining ejsc, l rniraeuiawi) uuumn a iiui-a-SALEM.
Or -.Feb. --lBe Marion n KeprcstntatUes; J. H. Rebhan. of Browns- nse and was decidedly surprised at the
Immediate relief It afforded me and still j
more to find i complete cure after sev-
ercl weeks use. f
A Grand Rapids gentleman who rep
resents a prominent manufacturing con
cern and travels through Central and i
Southern Michigan, relates the following j
regarding the new catarrh cure, he says: I
"After suffering from catarrh of the
ty unocrauc "' '" viiie. for Sheriff; J. F. Gaines, of Lacomb.
here today and designated March 2 for Cq Morrison, of Sel-
thc primaries and April 5 for the county 1 Recorder: J. C. Brown, of Shedd.
i inr rnnciTr1 ifimc h mnor rxr -in:inv
committee were present. The egates ;to Coun c fa !one J R G
the county contention cre apportioned , Assessor; T. A. Rlggs,
among the precincts on the basis of one r for Surveyor: Dr. J. H. Krs
delegate for each lo votes or fraction , . , ,-. r
- nine, ui Aiuuiiv, iui uiuuu, u. .
-i r . T...kl- r Ch.lT In lfVi
ri:r. .f "Ui"l . , tnts i Elmore, of Brownsville, for Joint Senator
While there were a few friendly tilts I ,.,, -'...,
between some of the leaders present, the
meeting was a harmonious one.
W. M. Kaiser mocd that a committee
of five be appointed to study up on Dcmo-
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NOMINATED FOR POSTMASTER AT WAITSBURG.
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WAITSBURG. Wafh.. Feb. 22. A.
S. Dickinson, whose nomination for
Postmaster here has just been sent
to the Senate, Is the present Incum
bent of that oll'.ce, and one of tne
most cnterprlblng oung business
men of this city. He it, a native ton
of Was-hlngton, and was born in
Walla Walla County January 18. 1SW,
be.ng a member of one of the promi
nent pioneer families of this section.
He rccelca a thorough education In
the public s-choo'.s and m the Walts
burg Academy. In 1S92 Mr. Dickin
son became a member of the Walts
burg Hardware Compai.y. and was
elected .ccrotarv of the firm. For
ot Linn and Marion Counties
Following the nominations were several
addresses, and In the eening the address
of the day, by Professor Kelsay, of Pacific
College, ot Xewberg.
Republican Contention Date.
ST. HELEN'S. Or., Feb. 22. The Repub
lican County Central Committee of Co-
lumbia County met here today and called
j the county convention to meet In St. Hel-
i cum .tiuicii , uuu rctuiimicuuvii nui iu
ptimarles be held March 20.
Soclnllnt County Convention.
HILLSBORO. Or.. Feb. 2Z The Socialist
artj has called its county convention for
March 3, when a complete county ticket
will be nominated.
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II r j an Sends Ont School Supplies.
OLYMPIA "Wash.. Feb. 22.-State Su
perintendent Bryan today sent out to the
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THOSE
Ladies' Shirtwai
Patterns
At BEN SELLING'S are going rapidly. All select and
exclusive designs. 300 to select from; no duplicates
1 .50 to $3
THE BEST
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"I have a little son who sings In a
boys' choir In one of our prominent i
' County School Superintendents supplies churches, and he Is greatly troubled with j
T i ior ineir several uisencis. .vccuinpuuyuib i noarseness ana tnroat wcanness. ana on .
t the supplies is a letter requesting that nil J my return home from a trip I gave him j
I J old blanks of forms 14, 19 and 23 be de- j a few of the tablets one Sunday morning j
I ' stro ed. Superintendents are urged touihcn he hnri rnmnlalnrd nf hoarseness. !
two j ears he followed this branch of j i make a heroic effort to submit their an-I He was delighted with their effect, re- .
commerce, but In U3i turned his at- 4 nun rcport on time, and to urge prompt- i moving all husklncss In a few minutes ;
A. S. DlcKIniHon.
tentlon to farm.ng. One jear was
spent in tilling the poll, and one as
manager of a grain warchoit-e. Mi.
Dickinson received his appointment
as Postmaster In- April, lbS7. Tne
business t-o increased in the Post
ofbee the following jear that tbe
offico was advanced from the fourth
cass to the third clas and tnus be
came a salaried office. This called
for a reappointment of a term of
four ears, which Mr. Dickinson re
ceived In January of the following
3'car. Mr. Dickinson was elected a
t-.e-vs on the part of the County Treasurer
? ! and District Clerks. Superintendent Bry-
I "Call their attention to the penalty for a
' failure lo report on time, and say to them
, for me that If the reports are not received
promptly their distr.cts will receive -no
and making th" voice clear and strong.
"As the tab'cts are very plcasnnt to
tho taste, I h?d no difficulty In pcrsuad- .
ing him to use them regularly. ,
"Our family physlclin told us they
were an antiseptic preparation of un-
doubted merit and that he himself had ,
, fund-. One or two examples of tuts Kinu no hesitation In using and rccommer.d
wlll be sufficient. The law prescribing the ing Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for any form
penalty Is printed on the first page of the J of citarrh.
, ClerkS report, so he cannot plead Igno- i -j ,a e jnce mct manv public speak- i
ranee."
member of the City Council in IS, which position he held for one J.car. He
Is prominent in lodge 'circles. The people are a unit for his reappointment a
Postmaster.
Ivnoi's Report In the Xoycn Cnne.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22. Attorney-
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ll(..nX) I , ., ,I ,..,, 1,1 I .nil. .irlnnlnloci Ifk fl,n' r n1..fln' I CI"S C Pr'
M nlJ i grapns Ol American animus, 'i u.u . v.- ,...... i.o, .i.. .v .v.. iu ..u..r...n j-.-rnVwo- nf r,.omm,.ndntion:
100 00 bt niuc" obliged to jou if, at our lels- a committee of the county convention upon numD-r 0 reeommenaatton
'.'. 7LSC0 , "re, ou would favor me with 5 oui; a j fc0ine 0f the mattery of pub'Ic mc-.ncrt j
Ilt 11 II 1 llll .lI.ai LV... .....r... . kl.k ... j...., 1. .T Z I .. .... w . .r ...F..K
niiivii miuu.u uc i::ciii.iuiiiu in ine ;ur
crs and professional singers who used
them constantly. A prominent Detroit
lawjcr told me that Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets kept his throat In fine shape
Columbia Rler district
Puger Sound district ....
V i.lapa Haibor district .
Graj a Harbor district ..
my request, I aa.
Respectfully vours.
"CARTER H. HARRISON. JR."
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7,5iot'jo ;
'.'.'.'. 17S.200 J AVhcn the Mayor opened the on elope
i out dropped hit Howells letter ot -uyeara
Total ?S.729.62S I ag0 t the bottom of the reverse side
nf tui rl.trlA cliont nf nnnrr tins mldcd:
I'luns of the American League.
NEW YORK. Feb. 22. Recent ieport
that the American League intends to
place a club in this city hae been
t-trengthened by the presence here of
Judge Harry Goldman, secretaiy and
treasurer of the Baltimore Club. Judge
GolJman spent seeral hours In the city
in consultation with panic whose iden
tity lie refused to divulge. Then he has
ttntd back to Baltimore to confer with
M linger John MiGraw, who leaes to
: !iy for Hot Springs. Ark., where he will
kmatn until the Baltimore Club goes
"I hae at last found time tor tUD
scribing myself.
"Yours very truly.
"V. D. HOWELLS.
"iS West Fifty-ninth street. New York.
"February 1C, 1M2." i
"Winners in Clieis Tournament.
MnvTr PAKI.O. Frh. 22. In the Dlav
Ing off todav of adjourned and drawn dens, and who are opposed to the eatab
games of the" international chess tourna- llshment of a colonial system," to particl
ment. the winner-, were Telchmnnn rrom pate :n tne iJcmocratic primaries.
Elsenberg. Albln from Marco and Pills- Among the well-known Democratic war
bury from Gunsbcrg. Janow ski and Tschl- horse3 who were at the meeting today
t-nrln drew. ' wore John Gray. A. D. Palmer. W. II.
. ducted an n..estigatlon of the charges
j against Jud?e Nojcs and his report cov-j
nnas,. ot tne case. maKinr
platform. S. L. Hayden objected to a V. Ihlam Barnctt has been appointed
committee being appointed at tnia time, agent for the telephone company at Inde.
saying all that Is needed in the way of a ' pendence.
platform can be prepared by a conv.nlttce ' The schooner Lizzie Prln. which was
from the concntion. "The trouble with ; damaged by going ashore at the mouth of
the Democratic party," he said, Is that It i the Siuslaw lately, has been repaired,
has had too much platform. Our plat- The McMinnvIlle Board of Trade has
forms nave been too big for us. Wlnt we J ordered 5tX) folders descriptive of tne
city and county, for distribution In the
East.
A meeting of the Harney County Repub.
Hcan Central Corr.mltteo will be held at
Burns March 1. The meeting Is for the
purpose of apportionment of delegates
and designating the time and place for
holding primaries and county convention.
General Knox today Eubmllte J to the ! during the most trying weather, and that
President his reportand recommendations "c had long since discarded the use of
In the ease of Judge Noyes, of the Federal i cheap lozenges and troches on the ad- i
Court of Alaska. Mr. ivtiox recently con- . vice or his physician that tney containcu
trt tiinnh trt It - t elt onri rriTTi n e trt !
want Is a short platform, with only a few-
planks.
The matter was discussed at length by
various irenb'Ts. and was voted down.
A resolution was adopted, directing that
the primary call contain an Invitation to
"all who bcllee In legislation controlling
trusts, and an equalization of tariff bur-
WnsIiInRTton Iotcn.
The Pierce County Board of Education
has decided to u.se Morton's geography
in the county schools where a high school
Is not maintained. This work. It is said.
so much tolu, potash and opium as to
render their use a danger to health."
Stuart's Catarrh Ta Diets are large,
pleasant-tasting lozenges, composed of
catarrhal antiseptics, like red gum, blood
root, etc., and fold by druggists every
where at 0 cents for full treatment.
They act upon the blood and mucous
membrane and their composition and re- j
markable success has won the approval
of physicians, as well as thousands of suf
ferers from nasal catarrh, throat troubles
and catarrh of stomich.
A little book on treatment of catarrh
mailed free by addressing F. A. Stuart
Co.. Marshall. Mich.
docs not interfere with Han Wagner's
contract In any way.
William Joce has been appointed as
sistant chief of the Spokane fire depart
ment, to succeed Assistant Chief Phillips,
resigned. Joyce has been In the depart
ment 11 years, and has worked his way
from driver to second in command.
Two Arc AKp!ix!ntcI.
DETROIT. Feb. 22. James McGIashan,
aged 35. a foreman In the construction
In the World
SPRING
STYLES
NOW
READY
1 Jjw
FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY BY
Fourth and Morrison Streets, Portland, Or.
department of the Michigan Telephone ' house on Park Place. Gas had escaped
Company, and an unidentified s woman, .in some manner from the gas stove in
were found dead today In a rooming- ' the room and suffocated the couple.
OUR OBJECT IN BUSINESS
Is to secure patrons for our dental service.
It is the only excuse we have for being in
business, and we decided to take the public
into our confidence and tell them the truth
and where to set good dentistry performed.
We want to bring the people and our su
perb dental service together.
If they don't stay together it won't be our
fault.
We aim to be kind and clean about our
work, and above all, considerate for people's
feelings.
Our offices are equipped with every con
venience known to modern dentistry, and all
of it is at your service for the same fee, for
which you receive so much less at other
WISE BROTHERS, Dentists
New Failing Building. Southeast Corner of
Washington and Third Streets.
Mrs. I. D. Conrad, Lady Attendant
Open Sunday from 9 to 12 M.
Phones: Oregon, S 2291. Columbia, 368
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