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Newspaper Page TextrilE SUNDAY OREGOXIAy, PORTLAND, APRIL 31, 1913. 1 : : z I i CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OBEGONIAX TELEPHONES. yrfntlri-rom City i :rcu!a:!on Vanalr.r K.llior tjRiy Krtuor . t nm;n.ing -room fcuparlfitcnient building Bishop Oldham Comtjjo. Bishop W. F. Oldham, of Singapore, bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church of South western Asia, yesterday telegraphed Rev. Benjamin Young; that he will ar rive In Portland early this morning on Mala TOT A JAM I hl w , Minneapolis to attend the S.;7"7o'aS Beneral conference. Bishop Oldham !!!!!I".'aia.n T-iTo A , will preach at 10:S0 oVlock this morn- .Mun 7"70 A .Main 7uJO A AMl'SEME-VTH. JiPTT.irs TtfEiTFB y.nth and Teylort Vr H ibton. ta tha romedy. "A Night . J I I' . . . L IK ' FAKER THEATER K!Toth end Morri son IlikM Stork Company In the play. -The Fpollara," ilallD.a at 1 15. tonight at S IS. OHPHErv THEATER tMorrtaoB. hatwaan t-.ilh and Srvanth) Vaudeville. This aft trrnooa at 2:15 aad tonight at IS o'clock. EMPRESS THEATER (Park and Washing ton) Vaudeville. This afternoon at 2:14. tonight at T:3o aad o'clock, PAN'TAGES THEATER vanth and Al der! Vaudeville. This afternoon at 3:1. tonight at 7:30 and o'clock. LVHIC THEATER f Fourth and marw Aluatral comedy, "The Inventors." This afternoog at 2:10 and tonight at T:19 and :1J o'clock. PEOPLE'S, STAR. ARCADE. OH ' JOT. T1VOLI AND CRTSTAL flrst-ruB PiO- turea. II A. M -13 P. U. RECKEATION PARK (Twenty-fourth and Vauchnl Uaaeba;l. &aa Francisco vs. Portiacd. this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rabies Ordered Removed. A a re suit of the Investigations made Thurs day by a committee of state, city and county health officers, the seven babies In care of Mra. A. Miller at a amall baby home conducted at Twentieth and Kaleigrt streets, were ordered removed from her custody yesterday. The In vestigation had been made aa the re sult of the death of a ward of the Juvenile Court that was maintained there. Dr. Calvtn H. White, secretary of the State Board of Health, yester n.iy swore out seven complaints In the Juvenile Court, one for each child at the home. In which he set forth that they were being Improperly cared for, and their removal waa then ordered by the court. They were temporarily taken to the County Hospital. Child Labor Is Situect. Mrs. Millie R. Trumbull will deliver a lecture Monday night In the auditorium of the Kast Portland Branch Library. East Kleventh and East Alder street, on "Child Labor and Ita Consequence." Mrs. Trumbull has made preparations to Illustrate her lecture with a num ber of stereoptlcon views of the con ditions of child labor. Mrs. Trumbull is secretary of the State Child-Labor Commission. The lecture will be given under the ausplcea of the United Im provement Clubs Association and the iJa.it Side Business Men's Club, and will be the last In the civic course that has been given through the Winter by these organizations. Safe-Blowers Makb Hacl Safe blowers harboring in Portland accom plished their aecond burglary within the week, Friday night, obtaining 133 and quantity of checks and Jewelry from the store of X. & 8. Wetnsteln, 167 First street. Only a few days ago they blew open another eafe In the same neighborhood, but obtained nothing. Entering the store by means of a ladder, the yeggmen made a leisurely Job of knocking off the com bination, making a cup of soap and pouring nltro-glycerlne into the In terstice. They then covered the safe . with blanketa and other articles, and blew It open neatly. Today at 1:S0 P. jr. special can leave Third and Yamhill sts, to con nect at Montavllla station. Mount Hood line, with special train for Pleaaant Home. Today's special will be the last run by Vmbdrnstock & Larson to Pleas ant Home. Most of the lots" of the new townslte and acreage surrounding have been purchased. Lmbdenstock A Larson report a very encouraging de- J mand for suburban tracts and wide in terest In the Powell Valley. SoatETHINO HAPPENI0 IK Rl'ODOM. For one week Si rich, lustrous Belou- chlstan ruga regularly priced 118 to 120 on special sale at tit. They are not assembled for aale purposes, but are all dependable. practical; guaranteed perfect and of our own Importation. We advise an early selection. New Spring Importations now arriving. Cartozlan Bros.. Oriental rug importers, 471 WaatL. bet. 13th and 14th streets. Th Baltimorb Furniture Coupaxt will exhibit their hand-made mahogany furniture made here In Portland In their own workshop, beginning Monday, April 23, continuing through the week at their store. 411 Alder it For this exhibition they will again make a IS per cent diacount on all furniture pur chased or ordered, alao on their new shipment of Sheffield plate. Main 6041. Enoi.xkirs Meet Thursday. The Orcjron Society of Engineers will meet at the East Side branch of the public Library. East Alder and Eleventh streets, . Thursday night at t o'rlock, to bear a lecture on "Bridge Construc tion. by Ralph Modjeskl. the eminent authority on that subject. Engineers and the publlo are cordially Invited to attend. Pufiub of St Mary's Academy and College In series of music recitals. Per formers vary each night. Monday. Wednesday and Friday, April tl. 14 and I, at 1:15 o'clock. Acadttny Hall. Fifth and Mill streets. Tickets for series of recitals may be had at SL Mary's Academy. Craves' Music Store and Sher man, Clay Co.'s piano house. Series, tl: single nights. 60 cents. CoLucoa Society to Hear Address. Membera of the College Equal Suffrage Society will be present In force at I P. M. Tuesday. April IS. In the East Side Library, to hear an address by L. Mont Lapper. Dan Kellaher will have charge of the "Question box." and Helen Miller Senn will give an Im personation. Elver E. Goshorx Uxdeh Knife. Elmer E. Coshorn. Sr.. who has had charge of the mechanical department of Meier Frank for a number of years, underwent an operation recent ly at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Coshorn Is Improving gradually and hopes to be about again In the near ! xuture. 100.000. Young flowers and vegetable plants, all transplanted. SOe to 1 a 100; flowers In 50. vegetables In tt varieties. Zlm mermann Bros . florists, Tlgard. Or. Please leave orders with our agent Mr. Anderson. 10 Third. Muslo store. Mrs. FiktR to Speak. Mrs. Helen La Relne Baker will give the opening address on the "Cause of Woman's Emancipation Throughout the World. to be discussed at the aoul culture meeting, at til Tamhlll street, tomor row night at I o'clock. We Sell hair mattresses retail at wholesaie prices, for to-pound beds from 17 10 and up. We renovate mat tresses and return them the same day. We also ret-ovate feathers. Portland Curled Hair Factory, H. Metxger. pro prietor. Front Main 474. A 1174. East Twexty-First Street TO B Paved. Preparations have been made to pave East Twenty-first street South from Powell to the Southern Pacific rarrhnps with llitiam. The contract for this Improvement was made aome time ago. Dr. Richard Srxn and Dr. Sherman E. Wright announce the formation of a partnership with offices at Xlt-215 Medical building. Practice limited to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and hriML Children to Be Bbteftted- There wlil bo a special May day story for the children In the children'a room at the Central Library on Wednesday afternoon. May 1, at 4 o'clock. First - Cuss Shoe Repahuxo. Trompt service, moderate prices. Jacob fcchwind. 247 Stark, bet Park and th Dr. L. T. Tea ft Son. Present office at 130V Yamhill st, corner Second stre. Ing at the First Methodist Church, at Third and Taylor streets, and will leave tonight to continue his Journey to Min neapolis Bishop Oldham Is among the foremost living missionary orators ot the Methodist Church. He was born In the Orient and haa passed the greater part of his life there, aa an official of the church and later as bishop, and Is exceptionally well in formed upon the Eastern situation In all ita phases. Machine Totals Election' Results. By use of a number of Burroughs add ing machines The Oregonlan was able to get the election totals accurately and expeditiously In a remarkably short time for the benefit of the readera of yesterday's edition. The accuracy Of the figures demonstrated the reli ability of the Burroughs. The same ex perience haa been had by The Orego nlan In every election for years. . Examination Dates Set. The United States Civil Service Commission an nouncea that an examination will be held on May 11 to secure eliglbles from which to fill vacancies In the position of plate cleaner In the bureau of engraving and printing. Further In formation concerning this examination can be aecured from Z. A- Leigh at the Portland Poatofflce. Class to Oi va Entertainment. The Shakespeare class of the Women's Al liance of the Unitarian Church will give a Shakespearean literary and musical entertainment on the 300th an niversary of his birth Tuesday night. April 23. at the chapel. Yamhill and Seventh streets, at 1 o clock. All in tereated are invited. Church of Our Fathkr (Unitarian), Seventh and Yamhill. Rev. T. L. Eliot, D. D, minister emeritus; Rev. W. G. Eliot. Jr, minister. Morning service, Rev. J. A. Cruzan. "Ability and Re sponsibility." Evening, "Disaster and the Christian Religion." Choice Selection of Imported Spring woolens; high-grade work only: 20 per cent rebate for cash payment until further notice. J. Polivka de Co, tailors, ICS Corbett bldg. Mrs. Little, to Talk. "Sleep and Its Uses" will be the subject of Mrs. Lora C Little's address tonight at 8 o'clock, at 60 Ellers building. Admis sion free. Mm Laura Baldwin Doo little, ad visory decorator and house outfitter, redecorates and rearranges an old home aa well aa plans and estimates tor the new. 411 Alder L Main 6043. To Lease. Hotel bldf. to be built, six stores and 3 rooms; new and mod ern. Call or address tl I Lewis bldg. Real Waffles, the lif ht, crisp kind can only be bad at Morrli', tl 6th, near Wella-Fargo bldg. Dr. A. Laidlaw, dent.'st, has re turned to his office, 804-5 Selling bldg. Oreoonian Barbershop, located at 111 Sixth street. Furnished studio for rale, L 1 Ore gonlan. Sslatino today all day. Oaks Rink. Wooster moved. 488 Washington St. ROSEBURG TO BE HOST ORF.GOX STATE GRANGE TO HOLD SESSION' MAY 14-17. POLICE WARN INVESTORS "Make No Purchases at Brighton lAeach," la Detective's Message. "Make no purchases of lots at Brigh ton Beach," waa the aubstance of a telegram sent by Captain of Detectives Baty to Sheriff Ingallo. of Esmeralda County, Nevada, In reply to a query from that official which, he said, waa aent for the purpoae of protecting in vestors In hie county. The reply waa aent upon recommendation of tne Port land Commercial Club. Sheriff Ingalla made Inquiries aa to one Thomas B. Watt, who is represent ing the realty company. He said that repreaentatlons were made that 600 Portlandera had bought lota, which are on the market at 150 to ISuO. The agent told of a UH-foot channel and many glowing prospects. Inquiry at the promotion headquar ters brought out the fact that Brighton Beach has no beach, but Is spread over bluff and timbered land, shut off from the sea by tide-flats. C. K Curtis, president of the compan. Informed the Inquirers that he had dropped the word "beach" as misleading. F0RRENT. Several large retail stores, facing Sixth street, in the beautiful new Go. 'tie building, aouthwest corner Sixth a.id Hoyt streets: rents reasonable. Another store and restaurant loca tion on Sixth and Everett streets. In another new building, which we have Just erected; rents reasonable. For par ticulars apply to C11AS. K. HENRY CO.. HENRY BLDG, Fourth and Oak sts. Portland, Or. BAGGAGE CONVENIENCE. When you arrive In the city It Is not necessary to give youi baggage check to an expressman unknown to you. Just phone us the numrer of the check i when you arrive at your home and wa ' will collect the check wnen tne bag gage Is delivered. Service day snd night. B. O. Transfer Co.. Fark and Dnvls streets. Phones Main A 1322. MEN'SJUITS. The suits that I aell for IIS. 75 have distinctive features not found anywhere else at this price. The fit Is only equaled by custom-tailored garments that cost twice as much. My 30 a month rent and system of buying do It. Jimmy Dunn, room 115, Oregonlan bldg. take elevator. WHEREJT0 DINE. Special turkey and chicken dinner and many delicacies at the Feerless Cafeteria, t4 and 16 Fifth street. Open all day; music from 11 to 1 and from t to 1 o'clock, Chicken dinner all day at Morris', next to Wells-Fargo building. Master Ppence Issues Announcement or Committees at Big Meeting. Klcctlon Is Feature. The S9th annual session of the Ore gon State Grange will be held In Rose burg May 14-17, Inclusive, and the con ference of the Lecturers Association will be held at the same place May 16. Election of officers for the year makes this meeting of the State Grange of more than ordinary Importance. C. E. Spence, state master, has announced the following working committees for the session: Credentials C. C. Boreland, Oswego; E. R. All.n. Tangent; R. N. Lovelace, Rainier; lielia Inderlilll. Summit; Mary S. Howard. Mulino. Co-operation C. V. Mitchell, Nyssa; F. E. Etldv, Bullards; C. L. Bergstrom. London; E. l. l-'arnsworth, McMlnn vllle; K. M. Gill. E.stacada. Finance) C. H. Weli-h. 174 East Seventy-first street. Portland: J. D. Chit wood, Damascus: H. 1- Earl. Turner; Mark Cameron. Hood River. Domant Granges M. M. Burtner, Du fur; Emma Tarboll, Yankton: Mra. Cena Kenvon. Aurora; Mrs. Mabel Groner. HIJlHboro. . . Division of Labni- F. A. Goff, Mel rose; Mrs. F. E. Eddv, Bullards; E. N. Howard. Stephens; Mrs. E. D. Farns worth. Mc.Mlnnvllla. Appeals F. L. Huker. Waldport: Mrs. A. L. Holcomh, Hlllsboro; H. F. Toilo. Merrill: Mrs. S. T. Loniian, Kdflyvme. Mlloage and Per Diem H. K. Davis. Greshain: H. T. Melvln. Harlow: Chris tine Tavlor, Corvallls; Margaret Span pier. Oregon City; Mrs. J. T. Bedford, Drain. . Education Mrs. Louie Bond. Harris burg: C. H. Hayes, Sherwood: Frank Hulburt. Warrnton: Mrs. Bolle Cam eron. Hood River; Mrs. E. W. Welch, Portland. Bylaws J. W. niack, Portland; Mrs. E. V. Chltwood. Boring: O. C. Brown. 1'lxonville: Mrs. H. 1". Tolle. Merrill; W. C. Kenyon, Aurora, Oregon Agricultural College V. K. Taylor, Corvallis: I. E. Chnaut. La Grande; Mrs. J. T. Lee. Stevenson. Good of the Order W. A. Cowley, Cemtral Point; M. E. Undnrhlll, Sum mit; .Mrs. Jane Armstrong, t;ohle; Mrs. 1". A. Ooff. Melrose; H. E. Moore. Hal sev; Mrs. Edward Closner. Springwater. Agriculture C. K. Tarbell. Yankton; Flnly Edgar. PJrkreall; Henry Cham ber, Cove: Mrs. :eorge Richards, Mc Cov; Mrs. W. H. Bailey. Carlton. Women's Work Mrs. MKgle Burt nor, Dufur; Mrs. Jnnle Lovelace, Rain ier; Mrs. C. V. Mitchell. Nyssa; Mrs. Ellen Black, Portland; Mrs. Rachel G. Earl. Turner. Assessment and Taxation J. P. Har ter, Morrill; A. S. Johnson, Klondike; P. H. Freerksen. Hnlsey; Mrs. A. M. Commons, Oretown; Mrs. George John son. Junction City. Legislation Edwin Weaver, Myrtle Creek; W. H. Wltherrite, Freewater; A. Bond, Harrlsburg; Mrs. Nettie Johnson, Klondike: Mrs. O. C. Brown, Dlxonvllle; R. A. Hulburt, Albany. Pure Food A. L. Holcomb, Hllls boro; George Richards, McCoy; A. A. Spnngler. Oregon City: Mrs. Flnley Ed par. Uickreall: Mrs. W. H. Wltherrite, Kreowater; Mrs. S. B. Morse, Cottage Grove. Good Roads Fred Oroner, Hillstioro; J. W. Armstrong, Goble; Mrs. Helen Hulburt, Warrenton: E. N. Howard, Stephens; Mrs. Ida Freerksen, Halsey. Transportation W. H. Bailey, Carl ton: Edward Closner, Sprlngwater; S. H. Morse. Cottage Grove: Mrs. M. E. Allen. Tangent; Mra. E. M. Davia, Gresham. Forestry J. T. Lee, Stevenson; S. T. Londan, Eddyville: A. M. Commons, Oretown; Mrs. Louise Chenault. La Grande: Mrs. iAUra Moore, Halsey; Mrs. W. A. Cowley, Central Point. Resolutions 1L L. Earl, Turner; Mrs. Mary Chambers, Cove; Mrs. Grace E. llulhurt. Albany; Mrs. F. L. Baker, Waldport. A Wedding Present That can be used daily for a lifetime and still be in good condition for future generations is a wise gift a constant re minder of the donor. Our Sterling Silver for the table is such a gift, no matter whether it is a single piece at a dollar or two or a whole chest for a hundred dollars or more. 15 complete patterns to se lect from at prices competing with New York, Chicago, San Francisco and other large cities. Jaeger Bros. JEWELERS OPTICIANS The Large Store. 266 Morrison st bet 3d and 4th NEW REPUBLIC GRILLE Have yon visited tMs elegantly ap pointed grille? Everything that tempt j tne appetite p pu:ar prices. mer chants' lunch every day lacies' tea room. Sunday dinner. 50 fen l 147 Vt Morrison, between Seventh and Part sta. Seventh-Street Property. Seventh street property will make more money for you than any other property at present. We have for aale a choice corner facing aouth and west, giving right frontages, for only $20. 000, that will make the purchaser a big profit. For particulars apply to CHAS. K. HENRY CO., HENRY BLDG.. Fourth and Oak sts. Portland, Or. CARD OK THAKS. We desire to extend our heartfelt thanks to our friends for their kind svmpathy and floral tributes tendered during our recent bereavement of my dearly beloved wife. CUARLEd W. STINGER AND FAMILY. FILMS ADVERTISE STATE Moving Picture. Taken Hero to Be Shown Everywhere. Through t!; work of Ralph Radnor Earle. photographer for Pathe'a Weekly, an agency which' provides moving picture films, Oregon is likely to have within the next few months some of the best publicity It baa ever had. Mr. Earle has been In Portland for the paat 10 daya taking reels of the La Follette meetings, the hydraulic work on Willamette Heights, school children working in their gardens In Woodlawn, the opening of the baseball season at Recreation Park and other scenes. These, Mr. Earle says, are to be sent to ail parts of the country and Eu rope. During his stay he took a picture of the dam at the power station at Es- tacada. which he says la considered a marvel of engineering, and the film will be sent to France Immediately. Mr. Earle left yesterday for Yakima to photograph the blossom festival now being given there and will then return to Portland to remain for several months. He said before leaving that It had been found that Oregon and the Northwest presented Innumerable op portunities for Interesting films and that hereafter this section would be come better known through the mov ing-picture machine. PARASITE SENT TO JAIL Suspended Sentence Imposed on Sam Mandlch Revoked'. Because of a strong Inference that he had profited by the Illicit gain of hla wife, Sam Mandlch. formerly con victed as a parasite, suffered revocation In Municipal Court yeaterday, of a suspension of a sentence of (0 daya and a fine of 1300. Imposed a few weeks ago. and withheld because he promised to marry hla girl victim. The man and hla new-wed wife were brought in upon complaint 't Adolph Hoffman, a machinist, who charged that the woman bad aecured 1600 from him. Admissions of the woman that ahe had turned the money over to her hus band led to his arrest, but the case v.as not brought to trial, the court taking up Instead the deferred penalty. aianaicn was nr arresiea more man j a year ago, wnen ne Drought Margaret Hllllard here from Alaska. He was sentenced to the rockplle. but escaped and was recaptured at Vancouver, B. C After serving out lila time he re sumed relations with the girl which led to a second arrest and their marriage. A charge of larceny agalnat the girl was dismissed and Hoffman was scored for his folly. Interested In Eastern Oregon property, Is at the Cornelius. F. W. Settlemler, e Woodburn mer chant. Is at the Oregon. IL A. Berkman. a business man of McMInnvllle, is at the Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. C H. Wiley, of Salem. are registered at the Portland. Peter Connacher, a Yacolt lumber man, la registered at the Oregon. H. F. Bothfur, an orchardlst of Roose velt. I registered at the Carlton. H. E. Walther, a hardware dealer of The Dalles, Is at the Multnomah. Colonel and Mrs. Herchlner, of Van couver, B. C. are at the Multnomah. W. S. Hodges, a manufacturer of Kalamazoo, la registered at the Mult nomah. W. J. Kerr, president of tbe Oregon Agricultural College, la registered at the Imperial. CANDIDATES ARE WARNED Statement of Expenses Must Be Filed by May 4. SALEM, Or., April 10. (Special.) Calling attention of the candidates at the primary election to the necessity of rendering statements of expenses in curred in securing, their nomination, Secretary Olcott Is sending the follow, ing statement to all of such candidates: Your attention Is respectfully directed to the provisions of section 84 of Lord's Oregon Lari, requiring euaiaKiii iw m Itemized sworn statements of expenditures, vis: 'Every candidate for nomination or elec tion to publla office. Including candidates for the office of Senator ot the United States, shall within 10 days tnot later than May 4. ISIS) after the election (April 10. llt at which he was a candidate, file with the Secretary of State, If a candidate for Senator of the United States, Representative In Con gress or for any stats or district office in a district composed of one or more counties, or for members of the Legislative Assembly from a district composed of more than one county, but with the county elsrk for leg lslatlve districts composed of not more than one county, and for county and district of fices, aa Usmlxed sworn statement setting forth In detail all the moneys contributed, expended or promised by htm to aid and promote his nomination, or election, or both as tba case may be, and for the election ot his party candidates, and all existing un fulfilled promises of every character and aU liabilities remaining uncanceled and In force at the time such statement Is made, whether such expenditures, promises and liabilities were mads, or Incurred before, during or after such election. If no money or other valuable thine was siren, paid, ex pended, contributed, or promised, and no un fulfilled liabilities were incurred by a can didate for public office to aid or promote his nomination or election, or the election of his party candidates, he shall file a statement The One Feature Of our successful busi ness experience in Port land, for the past thirty years, is Our Diamond Department As this requires more ready cash, both for you and us, it must be consid ered as first in impor tance. Satisfied customers mean our success. We ask you to partici pate. G. Heitkemper Co. Diamond Dealers and Jewelers Yeon Bldg., Portland, Or. PERSONALMENTION. J. C. Gale, a Moro merchant, la at the Perkins. Walter Bllyeu, of Albany, la at the Imperial. Fred M. Cummins, of Medford. la at the Portland. It. B. Thlelsen, a Salem capitalist, la at the Imperial. Thomas TT Lewis, a Baker tnlnlns: man, la at the Perkins. I E. C. Clark, a Pendleton merchant, is registered at the Perkins. F. F. Smith, a Bend rancher, la regis tered at the Bywers. Dr. Frank J. Brown, of The Dalles. Is registered at the Cornelius. Thomas Irvine, a merchant of Rose burg, Is at the Carlton. W. M. Fleming, of New York, and Does Strong Light Blur Your Vision? It shouldn't. Tou shield your eyes from the glare of a strong light not because It Is natural that you should do so but because of tha nervous ex haustMd condition of the eyes. I can conquer the most pronounced case of this sort with special lenses that I make for this purpose, and you wlil be able to see thenceforth In the strongest light without shading your eyes and without having your vision blurred. You should not delay having your eyes examtred. Come to me and you will be assured of a scientifically exact eye test and the best glaasea at lowest price. Dallas Optical Parlors 21M-21B FAILING BLDG, Corner Tblrd and Washington Streets. Secoad Floor. Take Klevatoxw GENUINE HOLEPROOF HOSIERY For men, women and children six pairs guaranteed six months. Mailed free of charge, U. S. or Canada BROOK HATS WITHOUT A PEER, $3.00 Foil line Youman and Stetson. Particular Attention Is Called to Our Beautiful Line of Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats $15, $20, $25 These Suits are made especially for us and guaranteed to give first class service. They are strict ly hand-tailored through out; possessing a touch of individuality and character Let Us Be Your Clothier You'll Be Satisfied Our Finer Grades at $30 to $50 Sy ' S. W. CORNER FOURTH AND MORRISON STS. women's mannish shirts I Portland's I ??Stt?t?EI)EES rVAS". -fi'Sfl 01 5naDCer'cal FaShlOal Orders forwarded on r q u e s t. SSld?lf sofseue5. Vrys'ta'fcloth'a ffi1" f pongee. Furnishing Department. CdltCr samples. II 1 to that effect within 18 days (not later than May 4. 10X2) after the election at which ne was a canaioai". J ,, : r -fall to llle such a statement shall be fineo $28 for every aay on wnica ne fault, unless he shall be excused by the court. Fifteen days after (May 8, 1912) any such election the Secretary or mate, or county clerk, as the case may ds. enaii no tify the trlstrlct Attorney of any failure to file such a statement on the part of any candidate,, and within 10 days thereafter such prosecuting officer snail proceea prosecute said candidate tor sucn onen. . In mnderlnr the X or jfwur uitituv. - i.mit of expenses within the time (not later man . rfM.tea and others, under the provisions of said section and In accordance with the form provided (see Section 8588, page 27, , J .... n. HlAA. tion Laws of Oregon") a number of blanks are enciosea. INTER - INTER FILING CABINETS mm m BEST FOB correspondence following prospects card index catalogues legal cases invoices D A rICIP STATIONERY & 1 -fVlr PRINTING CO. 107 2d St., Bet. Washington and Stark We can save yon erne ana worry. 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