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TOE EVEXIXG ' J ' )UR!SAL, ,MpQRTLAyi)'v OnJEGOKy ITIHlXlbrrfATCIt 1 21, l90L'.;
: DIVOFtCE
Granted : Loi d Hope
:; Against Ma Yohe.
(8cripp-McRea Nf w AwoclaUon,)
- INPON. Mar. !L-Lr4 Frane1 Hop
n lhl tnornlni srantM ft decree of di
tte with casu, aralnjt his wife. May
Tobe, on OTJht of hr ikdiiltery - with
Captain .Pvtoatn Brafll Strong, sen of
th Mayor of New Tlr,l
May Toha I now la Cktna with Strong.
l(Journa! SpeeiallServIc.)
SAN FRAKCISCV ii rcn Jl.-Th, ,OTW
rotmcemertt of thflni I, prpoeedtnaja in
tllvorco of Lord Francl iMopa Haoe"jnot
caUna kurpriw , amont JUadjr Wop
trienda hera, Ihejr " ert' told bjr her
: tliat aho expected annulment of th wiar.
Hare t lea. . She. waa
this city two
tnohtha ago, coming Kite quietly fiorh
New York with Btrong, vho bad Juat're -
turned from Manll a dap tain of volun-
ttt. They . regiafered I under fictitious
rimee at the California llotel. They were
xpoaed by a tiewspapdr and ' Manager
.Varfleld compelled- then! to leavo. "They
took private apartments be man and. wife
and later sailed' for CUImu - May Tone
r was a. well known 'opeiatlo. star, before
; she married Lord Hope J ' .
CITY BRI
r V? Watson's cottage, n East Sixteenth
street, near-Pa via, wa Injured by fire
to tho extent of 200, overed by Insur
ance. ' , I ; ii.t.1- J.-ji
' At tho reaueat f .th Kast 81da Im
protement Association , enator John' H.
Mitchell wlU askthe kVar Department
to authorise the Multnoi lah County Court
iv -re-ulaT the draw t ridges across Jha
Willamette river at Poi land.
, Mr.. Pavid Catin, of i:,'Wet Market
street, Loulavllle, Ky.', h is sent to County
Clork Swelland a letter nqulrlng tor. Wl-
,,. . . ii ..'
Do not delay trying. lie JPeacocjlt flojp5i
you, win -never regrei u
T'Twenty-four tie and
lumbar mllla ,of
the tTppnr; Columbia' r
ver region . were
combined yesterday Under the' name of
the Columbia River; Tll
4k Lumber Asso-
;- eta t Ion. The mllla represented are sltu-
ated on the Sandy, - lewis, Hood and
White Salmon rivers.
V The bartenders of Pol-tland are taking
steps to " organise, a1 anion. - They will
- meet Monday in tho Grind Army hall for
the purpose of perfecttig , an jjrganlsa.
tlon,
. Peacock flour for aale
at all grocers. -
- The death of Oeorga
ayipr, Sr., father
Of George Taylor, Jr4 k
nd Duncan Tay-
lor, of this city, la rep
rted. He passed
. away at bla home neaa
Liverpool In hli
. 7nth year. , '
Everybody likes the
ausa it Is the beat., i
Peacock flour ba-
, . , t . .
tertalaed a large
J. W, Img, M.(AW
audience .lat evening l the Bishop Scott
Academyt by giving ;ture, on, "India,"
illustrated by 13p atereo tlcon views. The
; lecture was very lnter sting and appre
ciated by all, Mr. i La tig will conclude
: hta serlos of lecturea o i Saturday even
Ing; his aubject will b ., "The Land of
- tho Pharaohs."
Have , you tried Pea ock hard, wheat
flourr
At the Taylor-Street hurch next Bun.
day afternoon the aple did chorus which
as been rendering soml of the celebrated
oratories this season Mil gtve the sacred
. cantata, "'The Beveb I Last Words of
Christ,", accompanied
i
y an orchestra of
S4 nieces. The sololssi
will be: Miss
Kathleen Lawler, sopiuno; Mr. Belcher,
, tenor; Mr. Zan, baiilune; Mrs. W. E.
TBomaa, organist; w.
II. Boyer, director,
Dr. J. If. Oibson will
hold a service for
the mute sof Portland
ft th United Pres-
pyteiiaa t-hurch nexf
Sunday at t-ll
clock. Mm. Olbson
ft thoroughly fa.
miliar with tho lgn
anguage, of th
mutes and will InterprdjL the sermon as It
b given. Dr. Gibson
I very mucjt.ln
terested, and hopes tha
every, mute in. th.
alty will rnuke it conv
Blent to be prMf.
nt, J . V '
, Portland Club, Fifth
Finest lunch In city
V: Portland Club, Fifth
bnd Alder.
fend Alder,
WONT'HESIGN.
fScrippa-McRae. Kei
Asaoclatlon.)
,,WA8HINaTON.' Ml
h a. An official
asaocUted with 8ocre(
ry Hitchcock satd
today that Hitchcock !
is no thought of
resigning.
v
Men's Stpiliiiits
and 0v6ixiatlr
WE OFFER
far superior to the kind most
" stores will sKic w youi rVe Know
pf many instance: i where you will
pay $18 and even n lOre.VTbur; money
invested here is 'C ilt Eded, saying
nothing of the sat; sfactibn of; know
ing you are corrt ctly clbtd-be-sides
i we ; show y 6vk:i a magnificent
assortment in new
ECoseitb.
TJLTID AND MOlUUSON STS.
SPORT.
Pugilism and. Al
hletics-Wigh
School Trac
kTeam.
Bam Harris., manajer for Terry Mc
aoverh. ht unnoutKMi
that he had offer
rd to match -"JCcOoHrn aralnm Blnny
Tarjcer, 1 of ChlcafO,
the tight to tak!
plac In May, mid prtLably to lulivllle.
Prna, of Buffalo, and
Qoorga' McFadderi.
hed to fight before
Club. April 14, lor
of New toric. are mat
the Bouthern 'Athletic
to -lightweight ichakiplonehlp of the
world. ! ''i1
Joe Choynakt IreceJvMI , ah-"offer to crdsa
the pond "fend flfht JfcH Root, Oeorg.
9a rattier Or Jid ;'Crt
r'Defpre the Na
FIEL00H
London IW"
1 work will li
tlonal Sporting Club
coronation wet.:
, HIQfC SCHOOL
jThflj Portland; High
Waa Wganlced- lat
ATHLETICS.
a-hdpi; track team
hreek. - Hatuaway
and Kerrtgan were ielei
tod for. long dlf.
tanee worl; Swopt apjalKtifrlcan for hlgu
jump: Walker;-ol V
Us; Smith, shor
dlsnce Hatha'way,hshbt put, ond Kerrl
j gn arid Walker for h
rdlea. The team
I u trying -to securo B
art- Johnson for
coach. :Ttt:tK vA
About sixty of the
Boys attended the
Meeting' to organise tie Portland High
School? Ball., Team.v Elmer Smith wo
elected manager.
''Wm.'Haffroniat 'yekr's team, will try
for short stop;, J. Haiklns, also of lavi
season's team, for pltcier; Swope,
catch
er; Melkle,. first base;
bae; M Trowbridge,
Smith, left field; F.
Held, aid Ban Morrow,
Hathaway, second
third, base; E.
tTrawbrtdge, right
center field.
' -Xu'J J "NOTE..
Manager Ray Ooodrl
alty of'Oregon Track
pVted arrahgemente. w
h, of the Unlver-
Team, - has com
h Pacific Unlver-
alty for a dual track nleet, to be held in
AiugeiW May 10, Manage Ooodrlch la
also i arranging a meet Iwith the"-Unl'rer
alty of Washington, to Ibe held In Seattle'
In May, and will hold! a, meet with the
Multnomah Club of Ptiand. A three
yar contract aklsts bethvaea the Unlver-
sity of Oregon and thelsfuitnomah Club,
fa Arsk meat havfrtg !bn(H lent yar.
when th University
ny a -score
1 to a ; f
I. J IW A Ir tm' 'V4 www
Bait 'Team go
to Salem - Saturday, ami
will-play WlK
Umette Uhlvf rslty -that
ventng1. ' "
' A gam" of basket iai will
be played
In the gymnasium of
this, evening .between
tie YM. C.
the High Bt hool
girls of Portland and Seattle. There will
nlao be a gam between the. Junior Mult
nomah team and the ttim of the T. M.
O. A.' tn (he gymnasium this evening.
The first fin ktel raolnk yacht built on
the Panne Coast ; was, labnched Saturday
at San FraneUco.' She
Han Francisco , Tacht 4
raced In ' a, , challenge1 :
The local I fioi and '
Us practice v shoot , at :
faa built by the
ub, and . will hi
the perpetunl
Bun Club holdu
rvlngton Bntur
day and Sunday afternoons. These shoots
are not confined to clilb members. AH
nre invited yto attend
The club Intends to d.
Kid the shooter
tnttf three class, and
at tha end of fh
inantb thos maklhg
le highest average
Will be awarded prls.
'A1 picked tam of
officers and sailor
from three Brlttkh ste
aier now In pott
aro matched for a "game' of Association
football . with tha
Pbftlands Saturday
afternoon Ut o'clock
:iit th Bianop soott
Academy. c ' J-' -
Dog thlve in this
eitr ara goinit to
have ,'troubl on their
hands. The Port-
land Kennel, Club has
decided that mem
bora' dogs will be protected, Irrespective
of cost . -rf,
CHALUNGErTd
McGOVERN
. (Scrippa-MoRa N
W Association)
SAN FRANCISCO,
March 21. Jimmy
Brit t, tha local halnplop lightweight,
wljo ,.rcpntly. 4fetid
Haggerty, the
Australia n, ha
ehaltnged Teddy Mc
Goyern, , A '. telegram
Iwa received here
to thateffect by Harrd
CorbetC and'there
Is a tstrong rumor, thadMcGovern haa ae-
cepted th cen ,
Prarorreo stoat salmon. '
rannad from . Royal dhlitoolt' nly7
FISK REdlTAL;
.t. VrPfcf" ".""Tl 1 f
Tho who attended! the-ong recital
given by Katherine Fink at the Marnuim
last nighty ww charmedt). Her grapd con
tralto full merits all tbkt has been said
In prals 'of .It She droved equally at
horn lp her aeleettona, whether her reper
toire furnished English
French. German
or Italian. Edgar K. Cot
rsen, who accom-
panted her on the piano.
ls also a finished
At:
AT $15.00
patterns.
4 ,V 'tV.4 fVWtV'.'-'
j. s
- ; t . . , .j?
PCEAN.r
The barkentln Alta
aand'dookti yextcrday
Flour XlUa.
Moved i from the
o : th Portland
The German ahlp Barn
ck, chart eru by
the Tortland Flour Ml) la
ompany, will be
.louded today. ' :'t
Tho tug Tatoosh haa
Returned to An-
torla from Puget Sound
where Ita.md
der had 1een repaired,
waa preaxed
into service again at-thl
mouth of ih
river. The tug Pioneer,
Iwhlehhaa hren.
towing on the bar In
Uce Of . the Ta-
tooah, left yeatprday fo
Puget SotiC'V
and .will tow the Britl
h ahln .Pan
Tacoroa.
The river steamer. Bonl
n. reeehtiy pur
chaaed by the White
liar Lln'fioh
Honiara Hrrn., u unuei
olng extenaivo
rcpalra. She ) being
ulpped, with a
r-ew 20-nound boiler, and new elcutrlM
The dlplng rlom and, in fact,
boati 4s b-lng Irefnodeled, 'i h
be completed tfo Monday,, when
she will make the regular tun In plan of
the Tahoma. which will Ibe laid up tir a
tfw day to b repainted; Beginning ih
first of the month, eachl will make rtatlj
trips bet ween here and Dulles.
The Oerman bark MuEilalena has been
chartered for new croplof- wheat, to be
loaded at thta port. This make the Mag
dalene'c fourth engagement . here sine
l8ii. She Is a big catrler, har cargoesxi
averaging over 4:i long tons, sine sailed
for Yokqhama Februul-y 13, , and will
Boat of tke Oregon City Transporta
tion Comprthy are rut nlng to. Corvollls
regularly up one doy a id down the next.
An extra boat has b en employed for
some time bringing w teat down to the
mills at Con'allls from the various land-
Ings In that section. . The river Li now
at a fine boating stag and farmer art
saved a long haul by -ndlng their prod'
twts to market by the i Ivej. rout.
The Alaska wharf pr wnts a lively ap
pearanoe. The big Or -ntal liner Adatp
Is a. t the south epd ,1 udlng forage, 'and
supplies for. Manila, an at the north end
is tthe, JMrllbth ship. A ;no'0wald, 01a
charglng foal, Ajt th Irving dock "the
steamer Oceana Is, load lg a cargo of lum
ber for thei Orlenti . Uong' the grain
.wharves aalflng '-vesso a keep things ' on
the move, and at thfc lumber mllla in
North Portland tle r Ush- ships Fulwood
$nd Star of Ormkn ar t-clvlhg tar-goe.,fviumber,'f-;".
''- (JrT,
The river steamer Dalles -City Is at
the foot of Oak - stt et 'undergoing f X
tenalve repairs, and t general overhaul
ing.. A new engine a id wheel are among
the Improvements to 9 made. ' "
The Brltiah ship Fu wood has completed
her cargo at the tern Lumber Mills
and gone out Into tl t stream, ' The Btar
of Germany will xoc 1 be ready for the-'
k sea, and the ateamdhlp Theodor Wllle,
now due frcm the Orient, will occupy th"
berth vacated by4thelsallers. J'-
Two big Brltisbers laden -with coal are
Overdue at this port Irom ' Newcastle tha
Windsor Park, out 9
day,, and the
Franklatan, 06 day, lay the Ban Fran
cisco Bulletin. Th
nkth of the pas-
sage that the vessel J
are making 1 not
alarming, but the coninuctlble natur or
Australian coal In soliethlng that must
alwayl b taken into
conslderaion.' Tb
Windsor l?ark rarrlrs
cargo 6f ton
of the product of th
Wallsend mine,
ton of Northern
and the Franklatan 30.'
Extended.
The German ship .4atra,
which has
been listed with the
kraln tonnage en
rOute fair Portland,
been chartered
to load lumber at Chi
mlnus, 8. XT.
,The Brnlbh ship Belfird. now dlscharg-
Ing cement: at Seattle!
haa been char-
tered by "Balfour, Guthl'
le & Co., to load
a cargo r,t wheat. Sh
wllUload at Ta-
coma and Seattle.
I'pon inspection it hap been found that
the Quito, which enci
untered a heavy
Ice field y her rex-ent
ha been disabled to
vbyage to this port,
ch an extent tha
he will bt unable to
fulfill her contract
with the Government
and her agent
have substituted the
bteamshlp Adata,
which arrived her toll
ay. It Is owned
by the same company
s the Quito,
Th British bark
Elrl Cadogan haa
cleared with- the largest
mixed cargo that
haa ever, bceeh shipped
rom Portland to
South Africa The cargil consisted of 28.-
IW3 barrels of r flour, 275tl canes of banned
good, i-asuft case sof . nilmon and 000
boxes of dried; frtiiU. atie anehfaperock,
now , at this port,-. I also chartered ' to
load for South Africa atld will probably
lftave, here In early April for that point,
Two lotiRfthoremen employed by Brown
St McCftbe. atevederoe, Jnlet with painful
accident. .Tuesday while assisting In the
dUcharge of a cargo from la steamer near
the steel bridge, - Jamea unlgan missed
h)s footing and felt . Into ith hold,' frac
turing one of his ribs fend auatalnlng
slight alp Injuries. Chafte Wrenn had
the misfortune to have a bar of Iron fait
on him, .irarturinB his light ankle and
Injuring hfm about the brlaat. .Both men
are now lu the Good Samtjrltan hospital
Captain Nygren, of thq schooner Qem,
which has arrived at Bat FranclsVoV r
ports he sighted a derelict schooner. A
lot of ima.ll wreckage ' alid other fndlca
ttons surrounding the Ivreck gave the
Impression to the crew f the Gem that
on of the vessels In the lumber fleet
had met with disaster'.
Speaking of the pllotate on the Colum
bla river bar, Pilot Clmmlsslon Jfoard
aid that the Pilot Comjinlsloh had been
unjustly rlttclaed; thai the members of
"th board are alt'lbhg time residehi;aif
the stai, having the food of the com
munity at heart, and naturally: they
would prusue the bent course possible In
filling the position. ' here are now 11
pilots steadily on-duty on the bar.'
' There lj..Bcareltji ofgailor In San
"Ffandsco, and. in fact they are not Very
plentiful at any of thd Coast ports. . The
San Franctaco Bullet!
lted number of satloi
say that the 11m-
Ihere at present
i to develop into
threatens In a short t
a famine. The Alas'
in canneries have
been drawing heavll.v
o'fMh supply of
sailors,, and deep-wati
men And it mora
profltabto to go nort
than to take th
wages of a foremast
ward-bound fleet. :;-
liand In the home-
! , Preferred Stock Cataup,
veycate navor. ,
r
HEALTH
'''-,' iu: -"'
;,.A,
b.
S!nL 169 K. iixth wtnit. WiHaf
4;nester murium, 4j tirnna avemin; a;
qrptherla.'
7 Herbert t3rlfflthi"Wa Eat Taylor, aoaHcf
Iev;'-:-a pci rtii'-i -sm
Earl Buffun, Mt Qtand kvenue. S.ixllW'
RIVER AND
i&Hrii mrrzi
I - OUR PRIC
m i I' 'f ' r' '
Commencing tomorrow, morning w j shall place One Hundred New Patterns
l say" and Up- to-date. If you want Quality and Price
we have them ;No ;better or larjer assortment of? Ready-to-wear street1
hats can be found on the Cpast. thaa we' have on display today from 50c
ana upwara. ah
";:i",V i '-'-"' v 1 H f
FftivMisses
r:z,.i-'. ,.ms
ilDE.
The wife of counclnnan Hoi brook, o
the Ninth ward. 1 very 111 at her homo,
ill Rast Bunifkle street. . '
The newly erected (lid Fellow's home,
r.enr Kellnsworth. will Ibe dedicated Aoril
A committed compo ted of one member !'
frpm each lo(lgcby.the ,clty wiU arrange .
tlj program.- ' ' -"s j
A piinter named J. 1 larlow, while m- .
ployed at the residence f Mr. Inslee, East i
Tenth and Faat'Washl gton atreeta, fell .
o!f the scaffold -Tuesdi y and broke, his
left arm, both bones . l lng broken. H
a as taken to His room at the Oshorn
hotel, and Is at present testing easy. -ri'
The Frahk' Smith nJBny.. Wn
th- erection of a big suhh-and door fac-1
tory, 73x131 feet adtlvo "stone nigh,
on East Taylor and Eas j Seventh street,
The funeral of CharlesIA Peterson, wh
d'ed Tucadn j, g bU1 i,strl; fftfA i
to late home at mi. t oor. , :
The funeml'of Mr, ti nth "A." Whitney.
of Bel.lw.ood, who died la it Monday f old
mtajwas held from the ethodlst Churcn;
Sellwood. Tleday, v: t ..
The regular meeting o the Central Al
blna Board of Trade ; v lit be. held this
evening. A full attendai ce Is desired, a
business; of importance 111 be discussed.
It Is'sald that boy pup Is of tho Central
'and North Central, scjn ols are In the
habit of holding puglU Ic encounter In
the old Dunlway dork, K st Pine and East
First streets. -Tha police have beeen notl?
ficd and there' jvlll be no nore "wrapping"
carnivals held In the 'li illdlng for some
time. -at k-f-st. '.',;
The condition o A. C impbell. residing'
nt Kast Twelfth and Eas t Lincoln tret.
who was stricken with t iralysls Tuesday,
la not Improved. ,...,,., I ' . (
A Naal now rally wllj be held at Lento',
hall this evening vnder the auspices of
the Mt. Seolt W..C. Rev, H. Fer
guson, of the First ted Prebyterlart
fburcftjL will deliver tb nddres of the
evening, ' i I . ' ''.fV-
NERVE lit LLI
':,. .Killing
in lvoin
the tnlnas
1 r tbat.W
F . . ..L
a n y ; o
dTTIsastf'w
or wnicniwa xnow
The Nuld I way waa
bad. - The demons of
Hades'
es1 tianed loone
Id not put up. a
e trbubtn - than
woul
worse
the mca
ho
dentists
In kllllnk
Still people
'save the
are Wllllfr
tnke th
kep ;th
want to
Pi th4
. rouna
y - :! r
have bil
loner- en
prove- Its
worth
expimed M ft laotP without ausln
mi to
!WISEBRDTI3EBI
WiwT'm'TMTilnd llS Falllna; Bid.!
Oor. Thl rd a nd - Washington -
ta. i.
-
3;
sain
ON BISRLAY AT THE
No better tme tfean
" " ? selection of
Our Styles
ARE
laiest styles anxi
' f,, - L M V li ' k I H
arid Childifen
mmm . . , j I ss
we are snowing an entirely
new line of novelties
i .i . .... i
Fancy Braid Hats
Cuban Hats anil
Leghorn Hats
The
far You.
Call for, clean.
prei
and deliver three
places of your cloth
bin
each week, sew on
.and give you a
nines each mouth.
Unique Tailoring
Dimons. sew up
rid
tieaet aooo tor atant
I Co,b4T Washington
! an tor li per mont
treet.
. " ' '". -
! , . ';- ' AMUSE
IENT8.
lOSE
CC GHLAN
' Frlda "" and Saturday
Blghta, "Forget Me-Not'
Matinei Saturday, "Lady
Borter, . preceded by he
comedli tta. "Between Mat
inee ar d Night."
muii
( CALVIN HHItlO, Mgr. " ' "
Till: BAIiEK TlfEATRE
J-'-i,.1"t'V ' risAfsrA T : TlabAM Hftoinn iota i .
t "TH E BE8T. WtH AVE WAD"
lilGH CLASS, POLlfR AND REFINED
' '..-v VABJlEWUJfctfe-7.-(rir rs
I5-New and ramoub Vaudevillians-13
'BYRNE
AN?.
JllEaT. SWORsAND
HATr
'HWAJ.5 ANNE lifON1
TUUUKK X,
, DE WITT.
LARRAINE AND HDWELL, DE Wl
DUBELU LA JES. BILLY KNGHT-.ff
Prk-es Matlrie.; 41. 15C.-25K evenimr
Iftc ASc, Cue.' Matlnde Wednesday, Sat-
uraay ana nunaay.
FREDERICKSBIEG MUSIC HALL
. Seventh and Klder -Streets.
FLYNN'S LONDON GAIETY GIRLS
i;, ' Presc itlng , ,
,'A NigKt lna-1 urklsh Harem"
Introc jclng
:;; J ; little egypt
- In her sensa lonal dance. .,
'General admission, free.
FAMILY ROOMS
" ? :CentlemeA$ Resort
Louis Dkmmasch
Ooodnough buhdlng, 168 and
VQ 6th street,-
Opposite post.;
Pffie,:.;:: I 'u
Cold Lunches. Schltu beer on. draught
NG IN TEETH.
ith nrv
rV..
is on ar-
Sh dentist-
:.i
' -: a
li "
x 'Si h
terrifying
OD1 than
e thing
of some
employed
a r-nervo.
want to
teeth, and
g to tinder-
ordeat to
tooth. TV
II the peo-
5r nave
'My and.
n t untuf
lt wlll ilefroy IS
'M oe'rVe'- which is i
Open punduya, 'o '
.'!ii':?SS;f.SiAi
any nam whatever.)
' S 'Cpiiimbra phone SCI Oregon phone' k
xjyy ill..
if
today to. make your
an Easter Mat. f
AreiCbrrect
RIGHT
colors j& .
'SEE 'OUR,
PATTERNS
'
-at
$3.50, $4.56.
$5.50
V , e'
and up
Largest Exclusive Millinery
HENRY WINHRD'
: Proprietcr of the
CITY
Bottled Beer
Largest and most
Established 1862 , Office, Thlrt
Telephone No. 72 .
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STATE POLITICS..'
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rE.il. Croisan, 4h rrcogilued leader of
the Haitian County Republl-ana, Is in the
cuy; air; vroisan ur working in the in
terest of .the renomlnatloa of Governor
Geer, and expresses himself as confident
of the Governor's sricoess.
i Two candidates for State printer are la
ih cfty F. '. W. Chausse, i of 'Josephine
County, and I fc, Porter; of Oregon Clty,
Neither Clackama hor Joaefchlne Counties
have of late had any Tp presentation- on -a
state; ticket and this act lis helping- to
bolster up-the cause of these candidates,
Other candidate Tor State
printer are X
R. Whlttfcyot Linn Coun
y and W. J.
Clark, of Marion., "W. 8. Dti
liway, of this
city, Is also a prominent ch
ndldate; and
then there ,1s Edwurd JOverl
tt" Young, jf
Baker City. ' i
', Another candidate for Att
rney-Ganeral
irA". JM. Crawford of iDou
las County
The result Of the
nvrle la thought
Marlunl Count
to. .haw. pra
County pri.
practically
1 n ' 'iff' r
r v7 f ill I
j& j& & ft
House on the Coast
Jp.miJnm ? is! jt Ija 7
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BWEWERY
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a Specialty
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Gompleteprewery Jn the Northwest
enth and Burnslde Sts. - !- - Wi
PORTLAND, OREGON1
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An
Undisputed
'".Fact'
ARE 1902
BICYCLES
$40, $50, $60
mobiles and Motor Cycles
Write for Prices.
ycle Co., Inc ;
106. 107, 10. m. Sixth St., ,
- - PORTLAND, OREGON.
eliminated FranTt "I3.f WrhrHtman;; of Srt
Jem, from the race." ' ' u
The Republican Uarty In jtarney Court- '
ty 1 rent 14 twab. 'oft (he first 'day f
Marcb three cieniSers" of the" county com
mittee (in'l 'five ntn holding proxies met
at Bums'and : BctdJ delegate " to a
4-oUftty 'conventlofc to W held April J2.r
Now live other members of , the county '
committee havetpubllshed a "call' for
county conventltfi to be held at : Bums, ;
March HO.: The; Is little doubt that con
testing delegations-will appear : at. tHe
State conventloij, asking for seats. It Is
understood "thai this, split In the party'
Is rausod by the rivalry between Cort-"
gressman Mooily and State Senator , AVH- '
llamHon. both . I r "Trhqiu are ' dgifoui .of ''
tho ConKtessioiia. nomination. , I
(-jrudg AV-illiaJi -R. EHlrt. Of Pendleton.'
Tormer OongreKmaafrom this district, '
has been in tie irlty for eeveridays,
Judge Ellla n&y that he ba retired from
botlttcs.
A. .R. TInmmand. a nmmlniTi' TanlrM i
founty Inwycrj is in the city. H la
spoken of as i candidate tor Attorney' v
General I , s.-. - .
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