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PORTLAND OB., MARCH 20, I 02
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: w..k riAtiAi-nl Rhrmtn 4yc1 Aimed.
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' "War i hell,'" the world wondered .that
'ne ao good could be o.. prof an,. .
Rut xincfl tt exDresalon wa mad
. many niru nw kwwiw ..
"ftetnnl" vtra,'. and have found vt fHm
' actual experience that hat the General
aid was actually true. Every war, no
matter ,how insignificant It may be con-
tinu to demonstrate the truth ot Bbc:'
man' remark. ' Not only does war mei
hardship, suffering and death for the men
actually engaged In hostilities, but It
mean uffering and. torture for Innocent
Women and children and non-combatants
fwho have no thought of harming any-
Wdy. . . "
. . , And 11 expense la elmply awful. FaoJ,
and . flaure go. to how . that the war
which the United Btatti la carrying on lr
'the Philippine coat 0.0op,000 during 1901,
while th "profit on American trade thr
amounted to .'only fl,065,6t . , There' were
S864 Flllplnoa killed during the year, mak
ing the coat of killing each one 123,000 net,
which la much more - money than any
tittle brown man ! worth to the world,
; either dead or ally, r Still,; hla .life la
previous" to himself and hie kindred, atd
"tits'7 death la reryJ&iy,.to lnflltufrcr
Jngv xn "women, ; and chUdcan. "And lb
- American' .Uvea, that have been aMrmeed
' In Connection,, with the' Filipinos -de ith
' are causing ma,njr a Jneariaon. in 'ironies.
ofhe United, ptte a4. jnanr-awea4
parent la Wt 'wlthomtM support wt lis
taiwan son . wnp .naq, peen Taisew- r
man 'estate merely, to , drop, down ';
Filipino ambush, and he dropped -rfowf
Mils mm moNkln frlllAH In ant'nni
If the gtgantio sums expended- on 1 war
In the Philippine caujd nsv been ril
trlbuted among the worthy poor of the
United' States.. What' an immense amount
r relief It would bestow. How, many a
struggling father or' mother of a family
ould pay eft the lingering mortgage on
the little home and clothe and . educate
their children as they should be. ,
England la also getting dally reminders
of 'the' truth of General Sherman's re
mark. The lives , of many of her. men
liave been snuffed out' In South Africa,
and many a Boer has been put in proper
shape to be thrown Into the trench that
Iti usually used for the common gravfljf
the soldier. 1n h Held". Xhh !everr''ont
nf these dead Boer' have lcost EnarlaiijJ
IS7.000, and, -the t slaughter' still goes
Humanity shudder a WhsTt may, Happen,
worm n an ends, and at the terrible
trial of th Boer women and children.' f
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1MPORTANT INTERESTS. ...
. The plan of continuing the Republican
City and County Convention until March
2T i a commendable one, and In the in
terest of the people and good govern
ment. ' - --VV
Such a continuation give time for
thoughtful consideration and' reflection,
and In the Interval he best men for the
positions may be "selected, 'and decided
on. While the matter might have been
rushed through at the convention yeater
day, it' was a well that it was deferred
to a -later date.. Candldatea who might
have been sprung" and vrusheA througlv on
the Jump ' during ;f lie exltemt of ,y
terday may , now ba picjke to. pleee' and :
have'their' Quallflcalpns thoroughly -a!."f
vassea.r, in t hla .way the aelegate5 rah
yol-r understandipgly . and afterward
point wfth pride to what, they have lionet
Candidates for .city., and. .county offices
can confer with convention delegate and
explain lnatter, to j .thenv which there
would not be' time to explain during the
actual rush of a convention.
; THE TICKEJ. ;
- The representatives of the RepubUcan
party In Multnomah County have held
th itmllmtnary part of their, convention,
and their legislative ticket is now in tne
field and before the people. f
On' tlje ticket ar representative men
who have been tested in the business
walks of life and shown their ability.
Some of them have already had legisla
tive (experience, and will undoubtedly
acquit themselves with credit and uae to
advantage what they have learned nt
previous sessions. Such experience is
valuable to every legislator, and ought to
be made valuable to hla constituents.
; . . NEW GOLD FIELDS.
One of th first big booms in Portland's
mercantile , clrcje a as caused by gol
mining in th mountains of Idaho,' That
was during the Salmon River excitement
0 years ago. Merchants made money,
end In fact foundations for future for
tune wer laid. Not all the men who wxmt
to the mine made money, but many did.
Considering: th large number of men
who engaged In the stampede, but a small
Wffl&mfflm
... - -i i.,::':.1':'e.i''4..iwi''tv,;;-'i;
precentlg wer )aid wy -In tba lUi!
graveyard called .Booe-Hill,.: aearlor
enoe. And of the nearly there, ajntoet
all died wfth their boots' etr k
Now, history i threatening to rencct
Uself. Th1 Thunder Mountain country;
on th waurshed of the Salmon, Is slw
Ing that it possesses vast fields of inln
eralt and It estlmated'that 1 rom .to
10,000 people ar going to (lock there' this,
year. It is said to be a poor man a coun
try, in that It contain both quarts nnd
placer, with 'plenty of timber and' wat r.
The army f men who will go there will !
n-ed vast iantlties of general suppliei.
end the merchants of Portland ahould U?
tlvely reach ttt and supply- a very loise
portlo'n of the good. The development of
the district ought t mean millions of u" -lars-to
Portland trade.
- Theae be the times when the delwat
to the eounty convention loox own up-'
on us tiny, mortals as a pumpkin looks
dowh'upon a'twtU of popcorn. H In the
gentleman that amounts to Domettilng
occupies a front seat, and knows all about
.how tfco whole thing happened.
No wonder 'Congressman Hepburn, ol
Iowa, manfully opposes all rivers nnd
harbor Improvements. Scandalous nn I
outrageous a-It may soem, the prairie
. schooner fleet Of his state has never nnd
a dollar from the public treasury. No.
hot on. . '
King Edward has informed, his Port
land chums that If thsy expect to stay
at h(s house during th coronation, tney
will haV to brihg their blankets .vltb
thcnC i His spar room have all been er.
gaged to prlnatt and their frau.
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,Jf the Philippine insurrection. was end
ed in May. 1M0. 'as General Otis says it
was. who's'lhi hungry glutton that "on-Jt
sumes he provender'se nt to the Islands
from Portland and San FrandscoT He
must hav an appetite for bear.
If1 our Board f Trade could bottle up
a fw counties of th ,lat Dakota tH
'saVd an.d a Ilk section -of this Or.ron
su'nahlhe snfl send them East toitet'ter.
Immigration Ae' Oregon would make tie
railroad locemotlvei grunt.
lMTh City and Suburban Railway Com
pany' is '(On Of h" eoncern I hat his
reahiidel'' lit' th"vpbulldlng of Port
landc;4CW T Wund that there l
pretlt in th enterprise. :
If 'nothing in th way of labor troubles
happen, to retard 'its- progress, Portland
will build fnore private residences this
season than in any previous year of the
city' xlsenc. h .
,-.(". ' V,i: tumm. ij. -.-i jjasb ; ;
'King BdWard is to give th poor
London' a toyaT 'fekst at the, time of hh
coronation: If h feeds them b we fen
hi eousln Henry, they'd be glad to hav:
,him coronated klmoti every day.
"Wheti .they met, the Kaisar .embraced
his brother, tkUslngv him n orn chwk
'Oues 'Hnry.irWlshs . w that he( had
remained Itt AmeHcS-ambHg hU frien,
:, lorn' Bpol,ltiiif were hangtng krnnlha
the cohvtntWn TldoTcInf ror pointers on
how to dO' business when . their party
come )nt bower, l ".'- -
Tb politicians m to have hod fun
enpugh -yeslerdey , to lost them for tt
week. j'i wy.. ' - v
BuJohn yinc; didn't take his Fourth
and Alder hennery, along. -
The fUv Oemocrat looks on
und
smites.
PINO PONQ.
Mysterious game.v
With the mellifluous name,
Ping pong! , . .
i wondef what thou art?
Mow ever1, didst thou start?
How are you played T -
Must you itavt aid '
,Of card .and -chips, -;'; r:-
And various Slip
LUL paper where so oft we read anew
For' If you do, r '.rv,
8olong;,i;04i',aa,;' '. .,
Ping. pong-. -: . ' r -
flut-1 In fhith' aril half-Inclined to say
That you were hever really meant for
... ...-play ....'' v..
That nature brought you forth to soothe
,.thear'-v1.
With sweet monotony, iubdued yet char,
take disUnt bell',, which from afar w
v heart,; .;,.-f ' .. -.
... . sing ong;!.-;.-- .
'Wng dong,1;'??"' 'V ;
Ping Pong, rv' j Washington Star.
THE THEATERS.
The program tt the Baker Theater thin
week la mad up f top liners in reflned
vaudeville. The Bull dog boy puncher s
a. decided novelty. Frank Bacon and a
capable company preent a -clean sketch:
Annie Montgomery 'sings sweet, soil'
Swor, and Hathaway are dancers, who
have new and difficult evolutions to show;
Byrne and West hav a musical comedy
sketch that makes good; Billy Knlgit
black-face minstrel, has new songs and
gags, and th other features of the pt
grafti are. wel) worth seeing. This week's
bill la unusually good, and will comctr
favorably with .any bill ever, present!"
At tne vrpheum, or any other vaudeville
theati In the country.
ThSe. MARIQUAM. -Mlei Rose Cognlnn.
the talented actress, will appear 'at th
Marquam tomorrow and Saturday in the
thrilling orit-ty drama,. "Forget Me
We
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t ml f
Lunches
f1.WAnOt:TE THIATRtS, -:
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Jj y-amwj i5 K'Jg&y it
; 27Z Morrboi. Street.
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
FOgetie's new city directory shows
that te city has over 8,550 population,
an Increase of over 1.500 over th last
census. . '-V " ", !
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Eugene Infeated With graveyard
vandals, who steal flowers from all the
decorated graves. , -
While paying a game of cricket, Karl
Smith, of FoslJ, had his left ye knocked
out last Wednesday by a schoolmate. .
Kmcne llosie, who secured . the old
North Mill at Salem, has purchased the
property of the Oregon Woman's Vis
KUmt Asuoctiiilon. 1 lur prlte paid Is not
known. The Bnlem people. art ? very
much t-ncoui'flged with th prosper of
the mtubllshmcnt of the flax Industry n:
that' place. ; . : '
It it' the'trnfuvorable condition of the
routfa In the db'trlct Kant of the Qitndy
river lhat huve lirgely retarded tbw le
veloment of the roaO In that pitrt of
the county. A strong effort Is to be mado
hv the tarmcrs In that ectlon to hue
thewc romlx Improved by graveling. With
a ? ell -I roml over whl'.h toame run haUl
products to market, that part Of M'llt
nomuh county will nil up with se) tiers.
fntllemen In Iikc tounty are gronjly
relieved to ler.rn that u disease . which
Ik afflicting their ctttle Is not aninrat.
hh was supposed, but only blackleg. Tli
latter Is not eonrWIcred a serious aiec
tlon. It wnii found thut on the removal
ot the snlmals to more elevated ground
the trouble disappeared. -
T. J. prowrt, of Roseburg, has bro irht
suit agulnut tn Houihern I'ncifle 'or
personal injuries on account of the ex
pioHion of an airbrake March 15,
whereby his arm was greatly Injured.
He dtmundu J10.0U0 damages.
It is the opinion of Senitor J. O. Meg-
ler, the Hrookfleld rannerymiin, that It IM
hard:y jirobablo that the price of flsf'
for the romlnif searon 'would be eveil e
cents. He said it wss pcssible that the
ennnerymen could paywfhat sum, though
the cold storuge pecnle might do so; ;
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A short time hIi; Ralpff Kindred, f
15-ycor-old boy residing at Astoria, diM
from blood Poisoning. He ran a '!ver
Into his hand r.d picked It out "wtllt ;.
pin. 1 hl. ratised u silent irritatlos lnd
a few days later he .('Issected- tha foot
of a Cow It'll t had flled from some toot
disease. Whether the blood poisoning rc
siillcii from the pin or from any mutlei
from the cow's foot ,1s pot known. Thi
e Tect of polsoninfr Wk very rapid and
would not answer ti treatment.
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Kdward lrenso hot himself through
the hud nt Warrenton Tuesday morning
while suffering from chronic neurslylt
The bull mtsHcd clear through his heal
and was found lying on the floor within
a few Inches of tvisi revolver. He died
Instantly. . He wasva. Frenchman by
birth and leaves, a widow and two chil
dren. t. y
A valunl)!e bull belopging to Walter
Wpqd, tpt, MU.u.,idltd laSt, week While
undergoing the dehorning !.rbccss, It Is
thought thq-animal disiocsted Its neck
while strugling to (roe himself from, J.he
rope) Wills 5whW 'hel w! tfou. d. . , ,
i. in .i . .1 i.i , ' 'Y' ':":'
' A stamp atiart min is wader 'construc
tion Just east of Haines.' It will haVe'
Ave stamps, with a capacity of ten. The
building nnip and pnrrof the mnhtnry"
In p:aoe. Tle owners or the Hurley and
Morris Brothers. They have av tunnel
run on their mine ldd Xeet In length, and
the 'ore 'averages i per ton.
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The Westim Oregon Lumber Compauf
Is building V-shaoed flume from its
anwmlll on a branch - of the Clatspanle
river four miles to the town of Clats
kanle. Th'e flume wtll have twenty-four
inch sides nlid be thirty-three Inches in
width across the tog. The flume will
have a 6 per cent, grade and wtll be built
In a substantial ntyLt,
Orant's Pass I given a wide berth? "by
all the tramping fraternity on account of
the new law compelling them to 'Work
on the streets. , 4 '
Charles Powell, of Brownsville, while
on hla way to Albany his team became
frightened and Jumped .into" the Cala
roo!o river at Webe'. Ford. . -t-'
A cheap Uncle Tom's Cabin troop got
Into trouble at Springfield' and the pro
prietor of the show was arrested, also the
manager of the opera house, both being
fined $5. . . -
Miss Edna Levy, of Union, has been
unable to speak either audibly or in a
whlHper for several days, the vocal chords
of her throat having been partially para
lysed. She attended the Morris Sommer
nuptials at La Orande Monday, and while
there her throat became thus affected
Her physician thinks Bhe. will regain her
speech after proper medical treatment-.,
FILIPINO WEAPONS.
A curious lot of weapons are on dlsplay
ln a Third street gnn store. They are
the property of' Major Harry Rees, a
former Portland uiun, now stationed at
vtneouver.
Oi-e of the weapons is a-blowgun which
is about 10 tot long arid is as rouni ns
broom bundle, was captured' from a
Tagal chief, who Wept when he was 're
lieved of It. The gun is used to kill
small birds. J : .
'The NOgritetand Moro "lances, which
were captured '-at: ,'Zambanga, are wry
curious, looking weapons. " ' ' - .
A carbine made of old, telephone, wire
and gas pipe; and captured on the Island
of Samar, attracts attention. This Is con
sidered very dangerous by the natives on
account "of the 'nolee It makes. -
The head-ax Is a grfm-looklng object.
When taken the Instrument was covred
with blood. A large number of Chinese
have been decapitated with this same ax
While the Thirty-second -Infantry was
engaged , in battle at Balar.gh, they cap
tured an .old wooden ennnon, bound with
wire and- iron hoops, The cannon Is not
a very warlike looking Instrument,
VETERAN'S FUNERAL
The funeral of John" Cochrane,', of the
Fourth .United States Artillery and R
veteran of the. civil -war, ' was held
from the undertaking parlor of Flnley
A ' Kimball this af terrvson at I o'clock.
eeHirdC Barden Officiated ' v
v
!ttu people ef PprtlAnd are Interested
IpMhe location of the Lewl and Clark
'Exposition. V: '
j, This , was demonstrated today when
vote begnn to reach The journal., from
dfTereat eectloni ofthe city. - It is evl
dent, -at -the beginning, that the citisens
of this. city have been anxious to vole
their -nreference. and now that an op
.porturtlty Is afforded they are not going
fo neglect ltv '
' 'TJie Journal expects, to continue this
rotf est until ever)- reader In Portland,
,6n4 Itwt v.'lll rwatv every udult Inbabl
taiji'of ih metropolis, has indicated his
&r JWVrl choice for the location of th
ShOW. - -.,...ri
Portland will ba0 a big fair. Indeed,
ltwiH be a state enterprise, und it aught
to be "anchored where the people want
ItrTf "you have a choice fill out he
blaflk' bhw, hand It Into this office, 380
Yarahlll street, or mall to "Exposition
Editor. Kven;ng Journal." Your vote
wilt 'be (otsntcd and the result will be
announced In xwt columns on Saturday
ufterrrtwHiB.
The voice of the people 'ma' determine
this ImpTrtsnt uestion. I it every on
Speak out.
The sites mentioned here al t be desig
nnted it :cllows: ..
PEXINSriJA, '
8ELI.WOOD. , -'.'
LADD'8 FIELD Ulawlhcrue Park). V
KCllON. ,
C1TT PARK.
EASSRAJj TRACT. ' , t
f'ut out this cjuoii. write your rholc
and send it In. - ' ' :
JOURNAL CONTEST
MY CHOICE fOR THE
EXPOSITION. SITE
ll J f ' .ji4 'WVe
Address .
' .HORSE THIEF
TakeriVto Prison Boy Steals
v a Bicycle. :
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Bhorllf i'T. R. McQInnis. of Morrow;
6hermnv t'ounty,; Ore,, passed through.
Portlandxinst evening, having WUIlnm'
Ttueloik Slii .stlsiOdy' Ttuelock 'is seh
tencod o a 'term Of otfe year ip thetat?
polMetiry ifor- h6riie: stealing. J ,0n ., ntv
rl.vlng in te vity. Bhertff li3lnnl'?ook'
jhsr urlsonete the -Vounty Jal.l. wher ,h?'
vaa vtvn lilititipr hlpifAAlAlclnfr' the evfl
Sheriff MeGirmU' niso had' In charge, a
boy, Jim Tomlin, eged 10. wanted. In Mor
row for etsa!iPSLit-Plc-r!e recantly. ,The
boy eluded', the authorities of Morrow'
night before last.-" Yesterday when the
Dulles train stopped at a water tank near
MoBler. Sheriff McUlnnls chanced to look
out of the window and catch a glimpse
of the runaway youth. The boy was soon
captured. He hod walked from The
Dalles to toaler. He will be taken back
to Morrow ioday.v ."
Preferred Stock Peas.
From field to can same day. -
COLORED MEN
Will Meet Tonight to Organize
; j a Republican Club.
Apout 130 colored jnen:.of the . Third
Ward hav.) signified their Intentions of
meeting nt First find Taylor' streets to
night Sok, he bHi'neie 6is-lslng-a" Re.
publics n.ClUM The ofHcVrs of the organ
isation ulrciidy decided uixn are: Prel
ident. Will Miner; ! vice-president. James
Johnson; treasurer, Joe Clark; secretary.
Geo. R. Davis; assistant 'secretary. Burl
Williams;, finance committee: Will Rol
lins, Tomlarkvand Charles Palmer. The
members expect to do some effective cam
paign worn -in -the North End.
DALLES PORTAGEKOAO;
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It is -the opinion of Paul Mohr that the
Interruption in the affairs of The Dalian
Porta k road are only temporary., fio
says that the failure of th chief eon
tractor and the resulting litigation, while
agKrnvatin,g. must be endured. As soon
as these matter shall have been adjust
cl the road will be pushed on rapidly. to
completion.'- ; ,. . i
Preferred Stock Tomatoea. "
F.nchllados (with green peppers.) appe
tizing.' ..ii..-..y , .W:;;1;.5,-.::-:i:JIM;
NERyE KILLING IN TEETH.
',.':,,;: ;? K-CJt-"JT 'Killlnghe-nerva
W I U, IJM.UI l,l, ,,.,, ., m,, ,
.
in n tooth,
the thing
ry inoi is lernrying
to tnor people than
any on,- Uhlng
of which-w, know.
-The old way-, wa
bad. The 'lenons ot
Hades turnJ loos
would not nut up a
worse trouble than
the mean ot some
dentists employed
In killing a, 'nerve.
Still, people wlnt to
save their teeth, and
are willing to wider
take the , ordeal to
keep, the' tooth.) W
wanfto tell the Wo
pie. that we have
xound a. way atid
nave, been
long enough to - prove Its worth.
.exposed, in i toothy wlthqut causing
t:wiSE
fd MfslllngBlJg. f.
jCorr'Thlrd and Washington- ft.
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DEHCjfcftATIC. DAILY
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Pr6spect for a; Bourbon Organ
i ri't the Capital, - -
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V v '' Journal Special Scrvle.) . '
!: "SALEM. March 20. There Is a rumor
Current that a pemocratlc dally newspa
per mny be establixhcd1 In .Salem' before
th "present campaign - has progressed
much further. For the first time in tev
tral year thff,Pemocratlc party In
Marlon! county find Itself without a party
pnperv'and the need and value of such
art or gad 1 realised. As yet the 'scheme
I in an; incipient state, 'but definite de
velopment may be. expected In the cear
future.1 . -; :'.' ., :
CHINESE DRUGGIST DEAD
,f. .- ,;V V'v'
. After about a tear's Illness Hok Pang,
one ef Portland best known Chinese
druggists, died yesterday morning of con
sumption at his home on Second street,
near Taylor. Hok Pang has lived hero V,
j-cur nnd was 38 years of ugo at the time
of hltjleath. His Wlfo and four children.
all of .whom are In China, survive, him.
Mis funeral will take place , Saturday
nooh from Molman's undertaking parlors
and will be under the auspices cf the Ho
Ih Bovinty, of which Hok Pang was a
member. Twenty-five carriages will be
vmployed and the ceremonies will be can
ducted ip a .manner befitting the import
nc and social and commercial standing
of the .deceased. The remains will bo
placed n a pearl-gray rosewood casket
and will ventuully be shipped to China
fur intetment, . -
HEALTH REPORT.
J.iF. Hersehler, fO .nast Eighteenth
street; north, diphtheria.
Clara Hill,. ft!3 Cloy street, eearletlna.
Margaret Aune, Cast Salmon nnVl Bust
Tlvtnly.thlr.l streets diphtheria. "
Arthur. J oh Men, lot; Stanton street.
diphtheria. . , , - '
Herbert Johnson, 104 fv'?f ton street!
Ilphthefla' .. :
Bo)f Klnj, 1T3 Twenty-.lrst street,
smallpox.
- Clifton Wntson. 41S North Park street,
chicken-pox.
, Marie . Munford, 22T Eleventh street
chlckenpOx. .
: W. O. Ruchy's clil'd, Bevtntcenth anj
Spring streets, typhoid fever.
HE WANTS TO KNOW,
Mayor Rowe hss received o letter from
Sprlngijold, Mass., making tnquhy about
fruit Jand In Oregon. The writer states
that -the rritatlon of. -Oregon fruit Is be
coming wei established throughout the
East, and that many . are looking this
way with a view of engaging (n the busl-
LAN
' Friday f and , Saturday
nights. !!FoVget Ms v No.r
Matinee Saturday, "Lady
Borter." . preceded by he
mm
comedietta. "Between Mat
inee and Night."
CALVIN HElLlO, Mgr.
THE BAKER THEATRE
Qeorire I
Baker. Manager.
Phones, Orcg
egon 1070; Columbia 006.'
' " 1 The verdlet of the people:
v THE BEST WE HAVE HAD"
HIGH CLASS. POLITE AND REFINED
".- '. VACDEV1LLU.
IVNow aad Famous Vaudevilfians-I5
BYRNE AND WEST. SWOR . AND
HATMWAT. ANNB MONTGOMERY.
LARRAINti AND HOWKLL, DH WITT,
DUBRLL. LA JESS." BILLY KNIGHT.
Prlces-tMatlnee, tOc 15c,- 20c ; ' evening.
15e,' H5e," iVK. Matinees Wednesday, Sat-;
urday and Munday. ; ' r' t '
FREDERICKSBURG MUSIC HALL
t Seventh and Alder Streets. .
fLYNN'8 LONDON GAIETY. GIRLS
.. ; V f v -. Presenting: :m'
r "A Night In Turkish Harem"
. ,' r ... . Introducing ,ir' !
" LITTLE EGYPT .
: ' In her sensational' dances. '..
General admission, free.
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FAMILY ROOMS
Gentlemen's Resort
Louis Dammasch
Coodnough building, 16S' and- - ' -
' dTO 6th street, Opposite post'
, . office. . ., ,
Cold Lunches. Schlibi beer on draught
MARTHA WASHIKOTON
;: SOCIAL CLUB
Dancing Party. Friday Eve., March 21
WE ARB SELLING 30,000 PACKAGES
WV ' '.our :-lr.r-r-
nount ion wmm
monthly, the largest 5 cent package
the market. .Sold by alfera,i.,,.?,;?'"''
is one of
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It wlllVieiitrov a live -nerve which. Is
any Pln whatever. Open Sundays, 8
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BROTHERS
8CO,New Suits for Meii
$4.95 to
. The style Is fight ,"th price' is right, the cloth'' and make Is
right. You caji avt from 50c to $5.00 a-suit if you buy of Welch.
SPECIAL GOOD SUITS FOR $9.75 -
500 Nciw Suits for Bovs
; Knee-pant suits $1J5 to $7.50 suit; t Long-pan suits '$3.50 to.
S15.00 suit. 14 to 19 years. , ' - -
1 000 New Hats for Meii
. $1.00 $1.50, $2.00, $2.50,' $3.00. N5wtyles and colors.
50 cents cheaper than other stores or) ibc samaualitji t.
New things iii Dress Shirts .. .
Extra line Men's Underwear
-: WELCH
The American Clothier
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w. riru aira norrttoft its.
TICKET CHOSEN.
Socialists Place, Candidates in
. the Field-.
The result or the Socialists' convention
yesterday is crystallsod In the following
nominations for the several state offices;
For Governor-R, B. Jtyan, of Marian
County. . . , .' . . -. . . .
For Secretary of 8tate-C. Wt Earaee, of
VVasco County, J - , 1 :
Vor State Treasurer-wVw Myers. of
Clackamas County. .
For Justice of the Supreme Court C.
P. Kuthorford, of Harney County.
For Superintendent of Public Instrric
tlon, Attorney-Oeneral and State PrlntPr
-To be filed by the State. Central-Corn-mltte,,.
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For . t'onaroasman. 'Secorfd nitritn
T" dcrd'. f Clatsop County.'; '
in the platform and resolutions which
were adopted at the afternoon session 'tht
following principles In brief , were enun
ciated: : ; . .. 1 .' '
ft Affirmed lUaHegiance to the party;
declared ,wr upon' existing social condl
li.n. ibut,,','a.gaJnat th system, and not
cgAinSt the Individual?; opposed property
quallfleatlonsor voters; favored the plac -
ng ot all state offices . upon a salary- of
WW per annum and the cutting off of
all perquisites; "opposed the loanihft of
public money by officers except those of
the public schools: favored a constitution-'
Rl amendment for the election of United
States Senators by a direct vote of the
people; called attention to the : proposed
amendment to th constitution favoring
the initiative and referendum; favored
exclusion of the Chinese and Japanese
until such time as Socialism shall have
become adopted; besought the unity of all
uitlsens on the matter of Independent po
litlcal action for the "overthrow of the
capitalistic system of production and. dis
tribution and the .establishment of the
co-operative commonwealth;., that ls.ihe
public ownership and Operation of produc
tion and distribution, for public service.
Instead of private profit, and for the good
of all the people." . N , ( . rtfl'
, The evenmr , session ; was attended by
Messrs.' 'Thomnaon and Connnp. of hn
tfederated tradea Council; thfoiigK whom JJ'f JWW
Drobablv. the InsfirtIon.r 4H'arriei7raRm'-EBt8-t0.
nnd Japanese Vank. in the platform, pas
due. 1 ''" -
N. J. Judah, of Salem,- Dr..- V OK
Houser of Portland., Dr. William Casto
of New Era, rjr. jp. Oerdes of Astoria,
D. Stevens; ot , Oregon City. ' Chairman
ilarnlsh ot Albany, Tt. R. Ryan of Salem,
D.3 Hale, of Albany, -W. W. Myers '-' of
C'aekamas County. B. F. Ramp of Rose
burg, B, 8. Snell of Medtord, W. E. Jone
of Portland and R. E. Philips each de
clined to accept the nomination for Oov
crnor. R. R. Ryan of Salem finally ae
cepted' It After much discussion the
ticket as apnounoed at the head of this
article was Anally placed in the field. '::.',
Succeedlml the mass Oonventlon came
the Congressional convention, at which.
after some, dllllculty; D. T. Oerdes of As
toria was named. -.":''. . ?
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liTWBESt
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$20, $25; $30 $35, $40, $50, .60 ,
Steam, Electric, Gasoline Automobiles and Motor Cycles
- sSend tor Caogue Writ for Price. , ;
-'-Fred T. MeiT Inc.
Branches: Bpoaane,-
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laCODlS. BPlf . ... v
$25 a Suit
65c to $1.00
50c each
Ponlsad (W.'
WlllrlCfOlO
(Journal Special Servlce.K , ;j.
BALEM, March 20. Trouble Is brewing
In the ranks of the Marlon County
Boelallsts. Geo, B. Jacobs, of North Ba1
lera. precinct, who 1 nominee for County
Assessor on the Socialist ticket, has bn
acoused of participating in the recent
Hepubllcan primaries, and great tndlgna
tlnp pravaUs among; the Socialist brethren.'
.The county organisation of the party will
Investigate the charge,, and If it la sub
RtfUltllLtMt-; MR. . Juillth.' n.llkJn,..!
lb party and U ticket will b de
manded. A i I
i PROHIBITION DILEMMA,
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9ALEM, March N. The Marlon County.
Prohibitionist will, hold county con
vention, in this city tm Wednesday, Mifh
The amended election law of the
state , provid that no polltieai,, partr
shall hold precinct primaries or 'county
convention that did not, at the- preced
ing election, cast 6 per cent of the total
vote. Nominations, however, by euch
political parties may be made upon-the
petition of a per cent of the qualified 'c-
T "w?rkfty'ntIon Vlng.a. imf.
..... w 4w vviwiin, 0iiw mv riv"
hibitlonista of this county cast but about
200 of a total of WOO votes at last election,
or i per cent, th plan of action for that
party to pursue in tht county Is to con-
vene an assembly of 100 persons and nam,
a ticket. The party propose to plac
full-legislative and county ticket In the
,nold and elect delegates to the state con
vention. -
Preferred Stock Sliced Peach.
Nothing can be nicer.
BUILDING PERMITS.
, F. C. Bloomen residence, Ella trt
cost. 1500. ' .., -. ,
B.,J..Lnaueft faSteratloni Union ave
nuef Wsfi 800. J 0 ' J
J.Mzellir, East 'Ash, stdne dwelling,
coskU.ooo.- . . .. i -.--
Amanda W.. Read, -two-story dwellng,
lot V block S,Jlk6leet lm
brick store building,,
Third" and MOrHson. ,
Jack Bean, repair. Tillamook, between
.BodnerandJYiHarast 1600.
A. Rodhln, repairs, building East Elv- J'
enlh5 and Everett, 170.
' Alfred Llndly, two-story building. Van
couver avenue and Broadway'; 11800.
Leach ft NichoL alterations to housa,
Hancoclt and Rodney; $800. - ' '
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NO THANKS.
(Scripps-McRae News Association.) '
- LONDON, ' March " .-The Exchange
Telegraph's Constantinople correspondent '
wires that the Sultan has given -a direct
refusal to the American suggestion that
he must repay the amount of the ransom
paid for th release of Miss Stone.. -
Undisputed
ct ;
I
Isswi
WHEELS ON EARTH
ARE 1902 V.
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