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THE ; EVENING JX)t7R!Iiyg6ttTtiAyD! OHEG ONIirEDyES DAT 1 AtlCH 1 9, 190
J, -
- "
f . "AFTER JHLBALMlcx
4A.
if.
te l(ie Jdiirnal ; Coup
v'tlost.Besirable
Journal believes thatrthe lte for
4wis and (piark cfentennlel Expoai-
ought to p chfe -without unne
rr delay.' it bas been ad In these
nna thai toeeh-tlme jkIIL be -equl red
epat 'h1groundTfor the, bl; e,
lonbut.th) $ tflj whlly he was
hy, a selectton eHould be made-wlth-
naater deify than that necessary to
by theVpublle ie meant those who'
ubscd of the .capital stock of
worthy , errtjv an, tWne .whos.
telll nfllrj ffr ttia atlAAaa I will
! ta VPktutttf 4lWi tfceia W
'publl to, know in what part of Port
1 the potttlon in to be held, and to
tt this" ambition or euriosttyar-alren,
llrecterate, It is beliaVed,; ahould not
ily. . prolong lhe people's manifest
ety. ? ' -
verat location have been offered, and
P tract' in the netahborhood of the.
mbla llnlvemltr. - It is argued that
ia the, most sightly ;ei toaif ble;
dee -water craft 'could'' afiffHoT Hi
ly ahy. point In the stream below;
Mr tablets' 0UM
river and. aUUonejfc.beUiw thi fair
inda) thai train ears could, be i-u
a the eAbnkmenf tt WTTltTa
Small boat on the river would, clve
er serVlca to visitors than could be
from thefetreet car lines.
Uwood wants ,tth,elt position, because
f trwet c.and Jayatlabla atithai
i a ias could be had from the wt-
of a natural sDrintf at but little cost;
lndld boulevard-could be constructed,
it the Hrer's bank, so that a drive to
fat? ground would be one of the de-
ts bt tn lMtor: seores of automobiles
id be emnloyed. and with the myrald
small bpa on h4 jtyen tha strew :
Servlre already establltihed and the
tnerh aolflo.trallread. the tranBi6rta- H
f problem Would be solved,
hers favor the , fiSdd field , at .East
lfth and Hawthorne avenue, in con-
Moil , with the ' Hawthorne Natural
fa 1 I'hlB i close In. could, T
Reached, mjfntT1?
a pass y irrtn 1 aimn6i'paMHo
;k la WltluWpfrt blClt,.ajnd,j."utomobllM'i
..- carrucM could reach the field at
uurii : X IMW sorlnr of water bolls
oat the' eaHtrPtftetfodtttrh d tt
park, courelnr northward tbrousn a
ln that., aaanned Mr a dam at BeU
nt street would form a lake of parr;
x sprtng water, beneath and around
n flf tree, probably a thousand
rs of a. In fact, not a mora charm
spot nould be found on American
(Journal Special Service.)
)ENVKK, March If. A company capl-
lae4 at 1 1, 500, 000, for the. purpose of re-
lming im,m .eres of .land in Carbon
iaiv, Wyo.f has; been organised In, this
A : Abundance ' of water Is available
im nvc falling. streams. .(The papers
juired by tof hay been filed .with the-
4a ; Jan. bQrQ,.tttu rtgnm JJiJ
uptuiy ;riin eiiuroaunmenu or nome-
rtle Of (urvtyofs in the ldeYrL Blnci
tt Auguai, excepting VUQng xbe.
ainer oc ins winierj anp
isB th work at aurvtylnr tne"trBt
short time. Th oomjan hksi onf.'
u last January- kh as-ought- 6,0
ro from the Union Padflc Railroad
mpanyi pflTtiaea'Mrfttdf "iohtrots
out 19,000 acre of lmprovedjand under
rh iM.Wwo,,
ay propQset io water )es in the valley
th North' Platte, close to Saratoga.
yo.Th dearest fall wad town Is Wol
tt. on the Union Padflw the tract Is
the t4lerstween'thr Elkhorni and
-diclno'Bow ranges, and Is so' situated
at : th reomaiy cbntrol the . entire
ter. rights ia tH district. v -
rho.purpos of the company Is-to col
dta th land. 'The settler wiir ,,n
aim,,paytnt,th state so 0ent an acre
erefor. ;d wui buy water from th de-
lopment- campahy. -.'At present - the
arg tor-water "rigKtir-m no &n 'aore.'
t lx
i '..if 9 1 .1 ' ' -air a , 1 - j k.
1 V
.r ' l AUPraj novfiTiES -in bots suit$re liv
ftMQIISlCLQTHlNGlCOi
i2C0ND AND MOJUUSON ST$."f
iIXPOSITIOf! CITE
1L
ollffor tKe
ace.
sol!.'' If would; prove aft attraction. ' that
could near be had else when., ''.
$ ,Pulton a the west sld nf the jrtyer,
in Southern Portland, i advocated b
perrons interested rJr that looalltyj" The
City Park also has advocates, as na tn
Northwest sectioH, Jn the Ulclnlty f the
present baseball groundfv. jvfS
As for Th JdUrnal. it pUH no favor
ites. It has no ate to grind, or tool el
4th tnratjf-flVWclany kind to sharp l,aisleptloa f a
site, but believing that ita reader ara in
tensely Interested. U today originates a
voting contest, the purpose Of, whjch
to jteejLhe Pdbllo puU In rebttlOn thertr
jf -aiiy-reader bs Ue it WgesV or
desires thexBoaltlo located at any of
those mentioned here, let htm or her nil
out the vcoupori published in thi Issue,
and .which will b oohtlnued lh Hthe
columns from day to- day, fcna mill or
hand in the same, .after designating hi
or her choice on thetlliM left blank for
Tasuons maas, as l Pisces wner 1 ipai purpoae, ia inw n nmnrn
txtonltlott ahjBUid i,loaC HdiAreaer'Ua1tital
WW aeairajtA wcatxm a tifenuj- vjrenin ouana&; mng ana rei(spp ne
rote will De.announoea in tn taaua 01
each Saturday afternoon. ,f. i , f f 4
I 1 tot naaeaaamt V tM WodfiUoa
-BtbtKhdldey in oKr 4d VbU. Alf ticket
purchaser will be stockholders In a amall
Dref erenees. ' . '' i
, iit. us near irom oor readers.
"let
fi?bedy lm4-iBAMjMkfcHM
tha sites mentioned hefa will b dslg
nated as follows! '
PENINSU LA. .
sEa,Lwooa - ' ; ; '
LADD'8 kikld (Hawthorn Park).
FULTON. " ' '
CITY PARK. "1 , '
. BASEBALL, TRAC '-' '
( Cut out this opvipon,- writ-voiie -choice
ana sena it in.
JOURNAL CONffcST
mCHOlttfORTHCK
EXPOSITION ilTE
Thepurcbaaer receives One shar of atock
in tho Homestead High Line tasal for
eacn acre -tof which h buys water
ium biuc im amcssmiue ror re
pairs and maintenance of th altch which
water bis land Tha iircha f th de
velopment company I ultimately to dis
pose of its whol water rights and leav
iw canai m the control of the farmers.
w. ct.u:
The.followlna nrmtrnin wltt L, MttAi--
!' meeting tf tle WatKA3fWH
M- - tiiurrn mis evening, commencing
kt'au-wwkr Mttrtannwttaa tori j-ohn
l.Catft-opV.imulc:dfc, guitar -ac
caopatitntesit, MrB,.JI. AFu11lov; red-
state president; "The Money chknter,
MU -Et3iDtheOn song bw M Wt Rib-
nonuawet. y . f ;,m
,,;Prforred jtodt filjcidM eaefio'i.
, , . Nothing-can bt ' fc -f-j-
: WOODSTOCkERSTkAPPY;
. ..Patron - of th : Wavrly-Woodstock
branch of the city 'i ftubutban are gratl
fled to know that 20-mlfiUt service s
to be Inaugurated on that line Within n
day or two.' For-nearly iti year these
people have hud ,80-tnlnut rsrs, and
while they wore anxlOUs for a 13-mlnute
's?rvira,fhey be ocintented for a time
witn xne connssion, maae at last.
WHAT YOU SEE IN OUR AD. s; :
YOU WILL FIND ON OUR COUNttRS.
- - t , 1 a r. ii, lift;-
's $4 Suit
thinas lively in our Juvenfttf Dnrf mjAt.t
.Y 1 1 11,
Mn.7. J, Gauaghaa Jive at Wwtoo.
She wnl a cow. or ra-thernrasMha owner
( eow. He son.-JfUy (Sailagner.'vfc
N
ohed .H.2S base ball. Ha tw th
ball home and lest no time inrgettfnv to
practice at the national -game. On re
port says that h muffed" a .y hd
as th ball aped along the ground, the
cow leaped at th Sphere as though r It
wer a choice tidbit. - hs .swallowed It.
The boy seriously objected to th coWi
anbaard-of Interference. League gaftws
rules prohibit ''chewing tb'ra"iit th
Umpire, but no provision is made Against
chewing th ball or- swallowing it,' for
that matter., vn eyewitness ' says that
although th boy . tried k hard -itogt -th
ban cut of th coW -mouth- betor th
trundled If Into her stomach, JH falltdj
for she't?-hld n Uke a politician t m
Slnecur," Th eOw died 'af ter- th ball'
leavlhg a motherless- calf , v -
s. j. wni mmu Dervice.i ,
PUEBJQ, Colo., March l(l-Darlhg.rOD
br have been foiled In an-attempt t
teal a quarter, of a million dollar of
the Colorado Fuel Iron Company
moner from th new Mlnnequa bang, in
Bessemer: a, nuburbjf, this place. . A
tunnel,; started tromv benath sfVesen
rented by two stangathaa'-lben dls
covered leading-1- thaia'nk,'. and rtfcot
is-no question b .'tk'aan was t d
pleta (ta treasafy of this vast sum of
" Just prior to the company's nxt pay
day there- will be at least a quarter, of
a million dollars deposited In that bank
ta'cash, the i-heeks of the laborer. ' It t$
believed that the-nwir who dug the tun
,pJ tnunded t wattmUUhlaJi.elLvy ;de,
posit a ntd am tlenltoJbw-ak lnt
th vault and carry away "as' milfh a
poaslblj. "Tli "tuhher'i thoa'gHCsl- b
th w-k i$ luiStfnHM ip4 If
Is Sut)osd that ta ijrson who Wa at
Rfiitabk- of th scheme wa sufficiently
able to drill 4hroughi.h' veit lochfi
ot cemna.fiJlrWel -emff ntn t entrant
to thi vaW'M&
alarms that are attached toi all pai-ts of
-th Strong bog.' '. -;-'
The men who rented the building wer
not aen to occupy-it, and -at -thi. titn
there is no means of knowing who they
are. ; Th onTcars are completely ln th
dark concerning the affair. The woiild-bt
robbers have left the community, Rent
for the home Is paid, but there; are hd
tenants. - t .? . -X
(Journal Special fVrvle.) . , ;
AVA1A. Colo., March .iA.flesdm
find Js Vep6rtd,h1r Yoday. '-yVorkmeit
.on the tenvefc Vforwtilerui-Whlli .xJ.
cavatlng the cut unel Wofaylo
Southern 4rk.--tol4y, .itc, lpM:fil
arthifr9m1;thde.f,,tt perpedlctilar
bank, were surprised to see an .altnosl
perfect hH!mmntnrtntt
still .enoased in, tn clay in tne panic
The situ) KW. arBuUC'liboVfc
and bones of the leas were ault Well
preserved. The poatur waa a .sitting
one,' facing directly south, and the, body
seemed to have been surrounded with .a
substance resembling charcoaL- ,
Old Ufty-nlners here are busy ton th
mystery, but - non remember any Hue.
As it wa .under the C 4 S. track, which
wa graded , in '08, it must hav ben
buried' before then, but none can retnem
ber It, and It seems probable that it i
the skeleton ot an Indian. Crowds front
Denver and th country around art curi
ously examining and wondering, but th
silent mduth keeps its secret well, ...
. -. - ' - - i
A, 0. U. W.
Crlsoenr'gV o.1 r A.- OC; 'tT;
aJnal':2am?m1 Vy tKe U
Leagu
. I iii J t i Vro4:7 "iZi
f . TKe
VUlt-wi
to .IttiiinXv the" min.
ben over h coming aesa'loh of the Su-
preife Lodge, which will be held In this
HtvlJuite 10-21. Kureka lodaa Ko. 125.
also! pAfd the lodie'i 'vtslt andth hall
was! crowded "lb tlflf doBr' Anumberf of
elooiient soeechee were delivered by the.
UaiMrent meAOpi-4 ,5ltSfetlnt ot the
exeutly coimtapeawaf fle'eided to ay
nope ioa ne a. raiernar.,.yisit unursony
evenlng, March 2T. , v;.
BRI
According to Jeernf a"well4tn0wn
brft-k man, ther Is a, prospect of a hofrt-i
ago In the 'brick market; ihls- summer.
The demand even 'at -thi 'tlm of th faf
Is so great that the yards are Unable
to fill all the orders. This Is something
unusual for Portland at this time of the
year, generally th demand being very
light, If '.he present "demand keeps ttji,
quite a number of " new ' contemplated
structures may be delayed for om time.
THE BAR SERVICE.
Meetlnff' ol the Chamber of
" ' xi ' r ... i
"Commerce ojn ine ouujeci.
.At a jneetlnav of Ahe Chamber ot Com.
merr ano ne Dim w- fi -.vyiuwia-
day vattrnocknPsevecal matters regarding
the 1rerviee were discussed. " "
, At the roqueefof the trustee, th a R.
4k N. tendered the Use of a tur t Cap
tain'; Laiigflltt.af th-United State En
gineer Corps,? for the purpose of making
an Inspection of th bar; to" ascertain th
...av. .-. "i.. - -v.m. I Hi f I,,,,
have been requested to render all assist
anca possible onthbiiour. i
-l-JLt the reauest of tha Vancouver Com
meroial -Club, thejreapjutlofisrreaardng
the wagonway on the Vancouver oruge
wer ordered Withdrawn, I " 'C
f A committee composed" of iJj Burn
nd 'W. B. Ayer- Were- tnstricted to con
fer' with President MohlerLott th bar
PrtfarttlJ Block fcgg,
JProh) llld to can uu day.
mm wn.
illllNH
You have learned to
furnitiwe and carpets, r
istore represent-the conudence yon have placed In
from tne most represcniative, urgesi ana most progressive nome-iunuuns sioretnixon
if i
.v ' -J - '" f
I.
Solid oak Drewer, French beveled
nurror, Regular prk $,15,00 .
$12.00
r
wt(' '3
: 1
7.
SoEd oak Sideboard, oak' Inside
- . ... . ., .
I i f t Si
Airned at Railroads Eri
KtenSgTwa; Cities;,
:'?r v - - -
"(Stripps-McRae New Association.)
f CHICAQO, March lnjunctlon pro
feedings agulnt the glieW 'counsel fpr
il 1th. railroads enteriifg' Chicago ahd
afta' City testraihhi them "from aid
ni r abetting the formaUon of pooling
agreements and 'in- flainlg'- discriminating
rates, Or oiher violation of the Bhfcrmnn
dnU-trust law, were begun here yea
terdaV. Similar "action will be taken m
Kansas City tomorrow: The war is bp.
the flnale will be watched with Interest
in all part of the United States.
A-
-sir Johns;
'-. - 4- ,
iMra Wbetjl slertett,. jf -nvelsr? J
mno, u cgjiuneci to tn. uood Samari
tan hospitals undergoing treatment for
bet ye. Hhs Is an old pioneer and a
member pt Unity Encampment, No. 83,
k; of K,tfv '
".There are "t h rce cases of smallpox, in
th Vlt'lhUy"o gr."'johns, All the. other
Patients have . recovered. '-. The preac'nt
Patients are rapidly convalescing. , '
'The cltltena of St. Johns ;have got the
incorporation fever and steps ere being
taken j br- representative peoiIe of ; tho
eolnmuntty to. .present 'the' :matter to
the CoUntyCo'urt In a short time. A pe
tition W being circulated and is signed
iby 'nearly Jevei;y:. el tjseu tpproached. The
territory In the rroposed. corporation In-
eluualut' 1WXJ a: v j
fWIng a- hrsealophe.-jMlli
waukia-roadJast6uDutty.a man .biJhe
nam of ' Wfaeatlock, was thrown heavily
to th ground and war severely , bruised.
Thi St ' - - John -I Methodist Episcopal
church 1 making special; preparations
for Easier servkts, ; .
A "bluejay" social will be given by the
University. Park Social Club- at Ports
mouth hall Thursdays" evening.
A- social meeting .of "the .Peninsula
Ore nte will be held at the, residence of
Mrs. Mock heat Thursday eyenlijg. .
j Mr.' Florence . Mayo, of Brooklyn Ad
dition, Is vry ill with typhoid -fever s
BULKHEAD -WANTED"' ,
vf h -Eaeeuttv Committee .of the East
Side Improvement Association "Is agin ting
th erection of a tone bulkhead on the
.river front aat Madaon Street north. A
rCsiissiMi
II ...lit.
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I: J
ir . t
i,.iir-
1 i ,i
I i i irtiir nnr i,i . , i ,i, . i i i ... ' . . - . m, . . i a i ...... .. - -
-. rl 14 14 .t.0 Kaldf ... li ............ L
Tbe pi; Datlk Has Ge-
J-:--:!". i.&.:.V.. ' -fr a .
look. to this itore for some
and yon have never been disappo
ITIM
AN tXtRAORDINARY'j'OARGAlN
,'hlt Enameled Iron
-Beds i.u...,....,.g.f2
dvn -Wir . Bprlngs f
9 Double .......... l.eo
feoft Top Mattresrfrsji.viii.S0
Feather pillowa m lbs .95
.Wood fiedsteads, fuir '.
- BlSPS i.. 1.95
Chlfroneers, B drawers... 0.T5
Chlffonerrs, 4 drawers... 4.75
Chiftoneers, t drawers., . 8.75
Bureaus, - Hotel, with
Mirror i... ;.. T.85
Bedroom Bultes, Hotel. 11.75
Bedroom Suites, 3 pen.. 13.00
flocking
Chair,
wood
seats
,1.;....
Chairs,
.it. A.
.85
Rocking
- seats ..
cane
1.13
Bocktng Chairs, Arm v '
Cobbler - . a . tf
Lsra Arm Chairs, oak. 2.50'
folding Beds, Mantel...,". 8.75
blate
Baaittiful umpl of modern Buffet, ha aQ the advantage of :
lldeboard. Piano polish finish. Prlco S70. Other
MlowMtirjp.
WILLIAM
The Housefurnisher ,
! fVirrir Washineton and First Streeia!
ahd out.
-
Seem to Think Portland Needs
Religious Help.
Eccentric- street - preachers appear to
have made a general descent upon Port
bind. ' Nearly ;everj'nltht a Wge crowd
Ih Ettrooti'd to - Second and Burnside
street:! by th wild exhortations" -of un
ultra-rellglou individual. Hfa khe.-l.i up
on the stoh roadway and prays for over
halt an hour. H repents the sam
thoughts over and Ovcf and Mirleks away
In a most excltubls manner. . Thou wim
llHten do o out ot trtore ci.rlcuily and
jnany expression of pity 6re heard.
Sunday, aiternoon ; astfiw. vrea1"!1,
made r so miteh noise at.otbe.oinejc of
P'jurth and Washington . streets that, , a
pollcernan oomtellel hlni ionovo on. A J
man hair died in the. apartment ,atyove
and the Wldo ' Wis driven almost frantlp
by th loud Imprecation bf the preagl(er,
Sunday evening the tnlr)Uter . and. -eof-er'egntlon
of the Taytol-Methodist Episco
pal church were disturbed during the ser
vice by a roURn looking young man.
who arose and proceeded, ta explain tho
gospel and deliver a sermon In Spite of re
quests tcr hini to Sit don. The inrudor f
wa mijiij. icinciL ,w (ta. jailf
The wbthan breather Who has'lambasted
everything Withla her mental : and phy
steal range for several yeftV continue
her sealous work Of iryinrf to convert tha
world. :'. ,.) .'
The authorities have been lenient with
hese . and allowed them. - to .occupy the
highways without molestation.
, WITH THE BOXERS.
'I- t . -"mi mil IH K .'
Mike Donovhnv Ihe welterweight boxer,
has arrived front Bah ' JfranelscO, Cal.,
and begun r.trantm.?t The. Mikado
Hotel gymnasium, n sin Mendelson
an old Portland boy accompanied him.
and.wUI loofc after Denovan's tralnlhg
until BJHy titivigne, his mftnager, arrives
Ji ex t .Monday. : , ' - "
Donovan looks '' to' be- to 4 the bestVt
Condition and has every hope of winning
rom , inurston.vMaren.jxDo-
0 1.
S 1 2.VO;w etv P I . I ' ' ' " ' ' '';, ' ' J;
X f ITtJ tT nil ,f- 1 1 J...!1 .-.., v.l - -..--. . - I - , i'
sitionr.TMuinf.Mi1i6i4)f t tUwer.tmn tor unprotected ciiufctaT ,
est we-uerwaignts in tne - DOBineos, and
has defeated a number oi good. men. '
' Frank Ern the light wlght champion..
knocked out Curler Supples of, BufTalo
m six' rdiind last night before the. In
ternational Crub at Fart Erie, N. T.'
i Jack .Clifford, .the little California, light
weight, knocked .ont Jack Wade,' v the
tlghtwetght champion of Montana, in the
thirteenth round of what was. scheduled
as a 20-rouiid bout, at the Salt'tke
Athletic Club Monday night. , .
Benny Tangaf gained th decision over
Eddy Qenby op Philadelphia-In:. ihes-etjh.
round of a fast -fight before the Ameriujl
t "The Multnomah Amateur lAthletic Cuil
Has conciuaea u arrangements ror, tee
wrestling matches "In' theh4 gymnasfnn
next Tuesdty. l March ai. The' , : intdn
bot la between Ed. Johnson champion
amateur riIlddlewl4ht'vot the tl)v(ef,
and Frank BayleyJ charnplon .amateur
middlwHht of tbV Paciact'oait.' The
ettias out
lisappointod. Th&iaagu
us and our ability to fccrVe yod
ON TrflSUST , : , ji.'?
Cane Seat tlnlngChatri.0.75
Wire 8.25
(Wood Bst Chairs, Mell.f.W
KlU-hen .Treasures l.M
'KIWieni Safest -.-faet . t .
high ....,..., 8.M
Drop Leaf Table ...,, 1.69
Extension Tables, 0 feet .
'ash M
Cook Stoves, Ko. 8....... 9.60
No. T . .............. ...... 7.60
Bteel Ranges, plain topi .
. 4'. v. . , m. . v W.W
Bteel Ranges, With high f
t-taeet.: ."... i
' (Ouara'nteed 10 rears.)
Heating Stoves, all oast, 4.00
AtTTght'eate'Si,A.
r:,wi.4.5i), 3".W) and .
Art Squares, 8x12 ftl:,..,'i.BO
Ijattlng, per .yard.. ,u .Id
Rimgc
GADSBY
ktM
'prplitninary 'betWeen ohn'v MeCaltl' and
air um nance, ox ins k i'ihu
be st 140 nounda. - : .- I J' ;
Sam Mendleson, wh6 II managing Mlk
Donovan until hi trainer,' Billy lavigne.
arrives, say that Donovan has 129 Via.
tories to his credit, and that Ah Nett
i-pver knocked out Donovan, but got a
decision on points. . "- ' " '
it is ' estimated ' that f Champion Jim
Jcfferles la worth at let 100,0p0 In hi
own name. He has-not made this iium
on his prise fight winning alone, but has
added to his purse by (tick? deal In Oft
field and on the stock markets. -. -
Jem Maoe, the old English lighter. Is
running a public house in -Birmingham.
He is wonderfully preserved for in old
man of 72. He exerclm dally and con
ducts a boxing school, i. 'Ay'iy.-':
i i-i h ; i imr .. i V i ' -' ; ' : ;
n. nnn rAsir rTrtn . r.
1
EnailebpoinJte& Aog, ia.fi Alonf,!rjlrd J
street tWWmoealng. He. wore a leather,
collar made a Frenct) barnessmaker 4o
which was attached a gteen f ibbonj prob
ably doh o ted 'Uy- sotn'rf iHlihma fl w hr hid
1Mleft ever after the tirat'lbn ot'Bt,
ot. a pfsary vstore4.4ept oy a uerman.
le' .Inspected the layout, of American
celery and olnach, but there Wai noth
ing there that.intcrated him except art
r9P box h'errtrt'g that eame, from
- 1.m" Part of the North sea,-The-dog.
1 ememDenng that tnw IS tne lenten sea
I -10"' watched Jtl chance, and when the
proprietor waanK molting, maae away
with a tierring. .between hi jaws.
ALL ABOUT A DOG.
Alfred Larson, arrested laat Friday by
Officer Hogeboom, and charged, with run
rung over W. E. Klornan's dog, wa, yes
terday allowed .to continue h's case for
a day and was released on lit ball. When"
the ease, was called later , Secretary
Heal, of the. Pad do Do Owners Protec
tive Association and several ot its mem-
hers, were on hand to proseoute the case,J
Jbut, Larson failed , to ppear , and- Judge
t Cameron tmposeu a;. nn ot . jus. ; L'naer
bfhe circumstance oBe-half , goes ,tov the
i Auy and theiothei! bairaa. tha assocla-.
BARB WIRE. TELEPHONES.-
" FOSSIL, Or.. MarcV lJ. Joha ' Mc-Mot-rls,
of Cohdon, was In last week, com
pleting the installation of hi barb wire
telephone system bteen Fossil and
Mayvlllo Flat. Tbi will be a greacon
venlencn. as the cost Is very small 00m"
pared with the standard Una, and tne ser
vice s very good, McMorria I a pioneer
In the barb wire, telephone business, and
Ms. putj'un. jnpre niiles ot this klntf of
jphe,ne Jlne than any. other man In tha
EWorld, 11 nas now unaer consideration
.the Installation of a fllrect telephone from
Fossil to' Anteiop'..' A thtre are barpwlre
fences .iiealy, all the way. this Un could
be put in'talking order tt very small
pehse,.:'; r - :: 7; ;' 'ilvx J
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(Preferred Stock Strlnjiles Belha,
Ntw forks finest production. ) ' , -
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of the commonplace in
niccnt growtn and success of the
as yon should expect
Northwest country
r cuaranCea all SL Clair Stavaa and
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foe l6 year.", f-rv- 'yig
-"""n I'lnnei i'i mi rnf ill ! i,ijissVnse:; J v , 1 '-', ;
No. 20 steel Cook Stove, with reservohv
PricathU week $190. Without reser
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tlr kaa Vnm Vnm nrhtn IntU. A 4
' perfect bed. Price this week, special , -
$ir.5o
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iPOtiTICAFOt
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Prominent Workers From the
Interior Arrive. , 4 'I
. Mlk Nolan, a prominent Wasco county
politician, 1 In Portland. Mr, Nolan hi "
a aealoua supporter of' Congressmad :
Moody, and his Visit to tho metropolis ia
in the congressman's Interest.
Judge James A. Fee, of Pendleton, i
among the political visitors in the city.
Judge Fee ha been mentioned aa good':.:
timber for a half dosen office at tbf
coming, election, Including; those- of cotw
gressman and governor. ' ' -
t .Honorable Otta Patterson, of th land
office , at the Df Ues, lg in .the city, oif .;
pbmiol.bVslneli4llnconiVnon'"wfftT 'Wrai
-Wh federal MoV'Wflfot WWW-
Trtrt, Mr. PatUrson..is.ojpoedtO. 14
ntmnriation of Congressman Moody. , -"
The'promoter ot thi p4jtfbe6 flltisens ' .
'tlcKel( say that they will do absolutely o i
trofltiiig-,tnha.llBjt kaldsnc sg? njef t 3
mgt On 'naming) la ticket ntU,iit parti tv
ties nbnftmUeaadldac..,( . v
r E. 'Mbodryiof 'The Oatlev-s9iitbe
city. mrh interest of thavnemmatlaa
f lifafeoin, congressman" Malcolm A, Moodyu
It IS" rumored on tho street that George
Orton, a well-known Democrat, ViU re
oelve (he nomination for mayor -on th
rrtftenji ticket ' . - - , .
: Honorable C W. Fulton,' . of Astoria, '
fa In town. ; Mr. Fulton ha tong"teen a,
Oandld$to for the Cntted Stales Cstiate.
Just' now he la. sanguine : of suooeas la ..
tact almost iubU6Jn5.. 'W -' -t ' -'-i
( F. Cbausse. of Grant's Pan, who is ?
a candidate for the office of. state printer, .
on' the Republican ticket 1 an Imperial
transient. . , -.
State Senator Percy f R. Kellyof Al ,
bany, I; a Perkln guest, j. ;v..j,- .
- Chairman Sam Whit' and Secretary t
R, Wi . Montague, of , the Democratlo ,
Stte Central Committee, went to HUls ,
boro, yesterday, on political business.
Tbey will return today,..,, - , u
Deputy County CUrk Gampett dealret
AO saytthat he I not, never has-been acid
never 'will be, a candidate . for count y
f u
PSIACHE; ,WAB.;;':
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.. After haviutf ' undergone many a cIom
have' for Its- existence "it", ts ' quite , ;
wonder that the moustache ha -not Ion
ago become sufficiently tired to quit. But - ? ,
despltb all close pruning, tha Up adorn
ment ttll stiffly holds its own.
. Some, men, either fortunately or 11
fortunately, cannot ralxe a mustache. It
la making '.not a little trouble at tne
Northwestern Dental Colleice, it Is said.
Most .of the grave senior tot th inetl- , .
tut ion can auccessfnlly-aTow a mustache
while you wait; "vbut the.Frhle,rart
"riot al-aj-u so sneoessfnIirtTto,r'fjnr'lJ 1-
tbat an unwritten "law'exiats 'at tiie al
lege ithat any- iTeatinvn, .wha ' Tcamui ,
produce a hirsute covering . to b!s upi i
Hp tn a reasonable time, ie mulct, d ly a
x nne.-- . . '. '"
..iAocal druggists report I he r ' ' i 1
Of all mixtures "warrn n( 1 - 1
mustache and 'befirJ i a '
.smoothest face iii tf ': '.
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