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MILLER SECURES HIS
SAME OLD POSITION
NEW
DEPARTMENT
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unit
NO TRACE YET OF
rf MISSING sYOUNC MAN
(Journal Special Servlca)
WASHINGTON. July IB. Contrary
to expectation!. Miller appeared for
work at 10 o'clock thla morning- and
was Immediately riven bta old place aa
assistant, foreman. There 'waa no dla-
no atrlke, aa it la Intimated
turn to work la only a bluff and that he
lleved the
condltlona.
X
union men understand the I
WORD
NULLIFIES
THE ORDINANCE
A Close Reading Brought to
Light the Defect in' Statute
Which Has Existed for Past
Eight Years.
MURDER SUSPECT
HELD FOR HEPPNER
mIuSI Corporation Tax - Arrangemen
Under Recently Enacted Law
Yields- Large Returns to the
State.
After trailing- him three daya, Detec
tives Kerrigan and Snow yesterday ar
rested Chong Ling, a Chinaman, who la
said to be Implicated In the murder of
Wing Chlng at Heppner Junction a few
days ago. Another Chinaman known
aa Henry waa arreated at Heppner and
he la aald to be the real murderer. How
ever, he confessed, atatlng that
Licenses to the Amount of
$50,000 Already Collected
and Jotal Will txceed $o,
000 Salem News.
Ling had hired him to do the deed.
purpose waa robbery.
Chong Ling waa rooming at JtStt
Third street, and the detectives have
been following him for eereral day.
He had a large sum of money on hla
person when caught It la aald he has
been living with a white woman.
The local officers are awaiting the ar
(Journal Special Service.)
SALEM, July 15. The new Depart
ment of Corporations, organised by
Secretary of State F. I. Dunbar, in ac
Chong cordanc with an act of the laat Legte-
WOODMEN CARNIVAL
." IS ALMOST ENDED
Because the word "continuously," ap
pearing In the second seotlon of the
ordinance regulating; the peddling and
hawker business, practically nulllflea the
real Intent of the law, another ordinance
without, that defect will be drawn up
by Mayor Williams and Introduced be
- fore the City Council for action.
Officer Caswell, acting- under Inatruo
ttona from the city's chief executive,
yesterday notified the peddlers who have
been standing their rigs along- Third ana
Morrison streets, that the practice must
i cease, and showed them a copy of the
ordinance paaaed eight yeara ago,
A close reading of the statute brought
.v. 5 "I:?-'Z ...... "rr." Tonight will mark tha close of the
In any one place contlnudusly." To the Woodmen of tha World Carnival, claimed
average person thla would be sufficient bv managers to have been the most
to show that tha Intention was to pre- successful venture or its kind ever at
vent the peddlera from occupying any tempted on the Pacific Coast
one place more than a minute or, tw at
a time, out the word "continuously ,
when - it comes to Its legal aspect Is
. Indefinite, and might mean one year or
. 40 years. The debatable queatlon la one
-that has never been satisfactorily set
tled.
A new ordinance will be passed.
' However, this flaw in the ordinance
'win not be taken advantage of by the
peddlers. It is thought All but one
party notified the officer that they
"move on" with the rest Legitimate Si J" 1?'000 on WoodmenDay, last
Its latlve Assembly and the purpose of
which waa the Increase of Indirect taxa
tion to be levied on corporations or
ganised or doing business In Oregon,
haa already, though less than two
months old, paid a handsome return to
the atate, and will be one of the 'best
paying departments In the state gov
ernment The corporation organised in
rival of the Sheriff to take the prisoner I Oregon were required to pay an annual
back for trial (license fee to the state before July 16,
and the first statement made by Secre
tary Dunbar shows tbst already nearly
$50,000 haa ' been collected on ' the
corporation licenses, while fully half
that much more will be received during
the year from licenses and organisa
tion fees, making a total of about $75,000
for the first year on account of the new
department, and thla amount will be
available toward paying the expenses of
the state government, and can be de
ducted from the amount to be raised
by taxation on the state's property.
The statement shows that LOSS cor-
It 1 the only Carnival that has ever porations have filed annual statements
paid Its' own way." aald Dlrector-Qen- na a,a tne icense tax tnereon. ana w
T . .,. T ... new corporatlone have been organised.
! s I; ! ? , , I .? . .u ! P" represented by
a sigh of relief to think that the work ,,.. . no i. utinMii
will soon be ended I am filled with Joy and th; ,nnua, cenM fee pald ,' b;
these corporations aggreftatea $46,785,
Some Believe that Chas. Griffin
Has Simply Run Away
Other Interesting News.
over the outcome of the affair,
Since the fair started and until the
gates closed last night the total paid
admissions through the front entrance
numbered 8$. 000. Tonight la expected to
K. k. .... Th. . 11... iw "" c
... T..T z?;::: k ; . oived or gone mto liquidation.
The largest
Out of approximately 8.500 corporationa
that have filed articles In the past more
than 7,000 have ceased to exist, and
have either failed to organise, have dla-
that the presence of the fruit vendors , . L ! , ' '
la a nuisance. Inasmuch as they stand fr T, n. ""d the day " known "
their rigs in one spot on the busiest
street during the entire day. The paw.
Ing of the horses, too, is claimed to
. damage the street paving to a great ex
tent
Last night members of the Multnomah
Club attended the Carnival In a body.
A parade was held In the evening.
TRIES TO STEAL
ANOTHER'S WIFE
MISSOURIANS WILL '
HEAR CHAMP CLARK
The members of the local Missouri As
Strange Game of Bluff Befng qua tonight in a body to hear Congress
Attempted b Infatuated
Man at banta Rosa.
man Champ Clark's famous Ucturs, "The
i,i,r: ill biao 1 vrVIUIVVU VCIIIUI J. 1 ii .w - iit i
They will leave 200 strong on special 1 AnT"'XU.r. .I. 1". "1"
rorelfa Corporations.
Forty-six foreign corporations have
filed their declarations to do business In
this state, the fees from this source
reaching the handsome little sum of
$7,600. Secretary Dunbar estimates that
at least that many, more will file their
declarations by August 16, the date
fixed by law aa the limit within which
foreign corporations msy pay their li
cense fee. In order to remain in the
atate and lawfully transact business.
The Secretary of State estlmatea that
the total recelpta from thla source for
the first year will reach $75,000, but
looks forward to a material Increase
by next year, and the $100,000-mark may
easily be reached by August 15, 1904.
O. B, k I, Heavy.
, The company having the largest, capi
tal stock on which the license fee Is
paid, is the Oregon Railroad A Navlga
(Journal Special Service.)
EUGENE. Or.. Julv i-The mysterl.
ous disappearance of Charles Griffin of
thla eltv on laat Mondav. Is no nearer so
lution' now than t the time bis unusual
abaenoe raised auspiclon in the -'minds
of his friends and relatives.
Parties of searchers have delved into
every nook of the river bank and have
dragged the bottom of the Willamette
River In every pool and eddy for mllea
up And down the river and not a sign of
the missing man has been found. It is
ss if the earth haa awallowed him com
pletely. The theory of suicide haa,
therefore, received a decided aetback on
account of the Inability to recover bis
body In a river which Is comparatively
low and easy to search.
Later developments show, however,
however, that tha vouna- man waa in
volved. In Eugene.' with a considerable
Indebtedness for so young a man. and,
couDled with an anxlouaness to have a
change, he has decided to leave hla fa
miliar haunts and visit some other part
of the coast - San Franclaco la the point
most pointed to and news from him
ther la anxiously awaited.
The young man mother H almost
prostrate over the event
BUQENH. Or.. July 15 The Cuba
Mines A Improvement Company, organ
ised here last fall by Otto Olaton, backed
by several expert mining men and bona
fide capitalists of Seattle and other cit
es, bonded the Sunset group or mining
clalma from the owners, Messrs. Cal.
Toung and George Fisher of BuVene.
It was the Intention of the newly organ
ised company to exploit the possibilities
of the Blue River region from a a min
ing standpoint and the Sunaet mines In
particular. . Mr. Olaton's control of, the
property ceased recently and Messrs
Young and Fisher at onco had buyers on
the ground who were entirely satisfied
with the property and it waa soia
them at a high figure.
It la said that the Cuba Mines Com
pany has lost a grand opportunity by
simple dalliance and the Sunset group
will le mtfde ta yield up their Immense
treasures of the'lrellow metal by tno ne
owners. Messrs. W. H. Dodge and Run
yard, also of Seattle.
These mines are the best prom
Ising properties In the famous Blue
River country, have been assayed with
very satisfactory results and age, be
yond a doubt, the best propertyn that
neighborhood. Lark of capital has been
the hammering Item In this country for
the development of the vast mining
propertlea. It is believed that the real
worth of these mines will some day at
tract the attention of mining men who
represent capital of unlimited ex
tent
5)DEVEn3P
7
O SPICES o
COFFEE,TEA
DAIflNG POWDERi
ftm2jGE)CTUXT
itoeluhPvrly. FlMslflivor.
Orlitol SimJIh.CtMOJttlAPrktil
CLOSSETQDEVEHS
' poutiahd.orioon.1 .
e.rV wh nr. to Z.r, tr .n $36,000,000, while the smallest company
cars, which nre to start from First and ,. .... .,k t.- .
Washington streets at 7:15 o'clock sharp.
Everyone who has ever had the good
fortune to have resided in Missouri for
to Join this
. ' (Journal Special Service.)
' SANTA ROSA, Cat, July 25. "Doe- one whole year Is Invited
w,ic unTcnus auuut nta iu ivr sunio win ieYa yivmpny un lime Bit Bit Will
"JtSll bllK?tJt'L "U" g0-to 'ad8t k .auSion. anJ ?8ecre?a?y Dunbar U
today and engaged In a fist fight
Is the Hub Land Company, with a capl
tal of $50.
The total . capitalisation of the com
panies organised and paying -the license
fee within the state shows the capital
amount we the
entire assessed valuation of the state.
' 4oklns lias been on the trail of
Fletcher for some time and haa fol-
. lowed him from town to town. The lat-
ter says be will not stand this peraecu-
ivn any longer.
- Hoaklna charges that the woman and
: child now with the corn doctor in
j reality Dei on g to him and accuaes
Fletcher of inducing them to elope with
nira rrom st Louis.
CIGARETTES (MUSE
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
pleased with the cheerfol readlneas to
comply with the law exhibited by the
corporationa generally. Out of over
1,000 corporations paying the tax, Jess
than 10 complained, and but few re
duced their capital stock, the Increase
of . the capital of corporationa exceeding
the recorded decrease by a large per
centage.
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF CHAUTAUQUANS
Last Week-Day Program aPro-
nounced Success Champ
Clark's Notable Address.
WEST NEWTON. Mass.. Jul. 25.
uigaretto smiting waa the causetoday
, The police believe Fletcher's story I of five boys .id three men being dan-
ana think that Hoaklna Is simply in- gerously injured by the explosion of
. fatuated with .the woman, who is very three cans of powder. ' The men had
beautiful. Hosklns says he. married herlP'aced the powder in a wagon and were
i In St Charles. Mo la 1897, and that her hauling- It away. The boys climbed Into
tne wagon to steal a ride and began
smoking cigarettes. It Is believed that
k eparit irora one or tne cigarettes rell
Into the powder and Ignited It Three
of the boys. Bels, Nelbert and Schearer.
are. not expected to recover.
maiden, name was Minnie Charles.
HISTORIC BUILDING
BURNED AT 'FRISCO
SOUTHERN OREGON
CHAUTAUQUA ENDS
Session Closes with Elaborate
Program Geo. F. Billings
Re-Elected President.
The Observatory on Telegraph
I Mil ii' n . i r
rim raniauy uesxroyea
by Fire Today,
A LITTLE GIRL IS
BRUTALLY ASSAULTED
t
An information waa filed by District
Attorney Manning thla morning against
(Journal Special Service.)
ASHLAND, Or., July 26. The South
em Oregon Chautauqua Association
closed its 11th annual session here last
night -with an elaborate program.
George F. Billings was re-elected
president-and manager of the Chautau
qua for the ensuing year. Mr. Billings
IN THE POLICE COURT
(Journal Special Service!
SAN FRANCISCO, July 26. The old
observatory on Telegraph Hill is on
Are but the flames are now thought to be
under control. It Is occupied chiefly by
.arciBia as siuaios. or many years it
;was the government signal office and
later served aa a concert garden. The
nre department had a hard time in
reaching the scene, as the hill is very
icep. me ouuaing is a historic land
nark. YOUNG CORBETT WINS
(Journal Special Service.)
PHILADELPHIA, July 25 Toung
uroeii aeieatea Biuy Maynard here
last night in the first round, a right on
the jaw doing: the work. Mavnnrd wn.
nra iimes aunn the peace, ball being fixed at $2,000,
Carl Wyoungann, who is accused of haa held this position for the laat nine
Having i-uiuiiiuio a criminal oasiuit upon years.
Amite !. uuii, ana xi years. wyoun
gann la a music teacher and a band i
musician, and he had been boarding:
with the family of the young girl whom ,
he assaulted.
KING EDWARD GIVES
TO IRELAND'S POOR
JEFFRIES ALL RIGHT
(Journal 8pecial Service.)
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25. Not
much credit Is given the story here that
Jeffries' sore leg will compel him to
rorego nis right with Corbett on August
44, Jeffries on the contraey will be In
aa (too condition aa ever.
SAILED FROM ASTORIA
ASTORIA. Or., July 25. The British
ship Arctic sailed for Durban today with
cargo or wheat and flour, and the
steamer Dispatch nailed for San Fran
) Cisco via Coos Bar.
4 i , i i
John McCarthy, arreated by Patrol
man Sloan for the larceny of-av quantity
or scrap Iron, will serve 50 daya, Judge
Hogue sentencing him. this morning.
Robert Gossman, who was charged
with threatening to kill and also with
tresspass, both complaints being sworn
to by D. C. Burns, whose wife waa for
merly Mrs. Gosamao, waa found guilty
on both charges. For threatening Mm.
Burns he was bound over to keep the
On
the trespass charge the case waa con
tinued for aentence.
The cases against Mabel Butler,
charged with stealing a watch, money
and a check, were dismissed, the evi
dence being insufficient to sustain the
charges.
Tony Gallagher, a North End saloon
keeper, was arraigned for attempted
burglary, it being claimed he was
found in a foundry last night while he
was Intoxicated. The case will be
heard Monday.
Donated $5,000 Before Leav
ing Dublin Today His
Words Are Kind.
(Journal Special Service.)
' DUBLIN, July 26. King Edward, be
fore leaving the North of Ireland thla
morning, gave $6,000 to the poor of
Dublin. In his farewell address he said:
"May. the inhabitants of this illustri
ous city look forward, under God's
providence, to blessings commensurate
with their keenness of Intellect and
warmness of heart."
MORE POSTAL FRAUDS
No Dessert
'More Attractive
v Why use gelatins and
spend hoars soaking,
; sweetening, flavoring
and coloring when
Jell-O
produce better reeulU in two minutes f
s fcverytning in tha package. Simply add hot
water and act to cool. It's perfection. jLsur
J prist to the housewife. No trouble, less ex
; penaa. Try it to-day. j Is Four Fruit Fla
torn Xemon, Orange, .BtrawbeiryEasp
EPPINGER ARRESTED
: "(Journal Special Service.)
WASHINGTON, July 25. It Is ru
mored that our Indictments will be re
turned by the grand Jury on Monday
against persons being investigated for
postal frauds. The names of the ac
cused are not ascertainable. .
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25. The
grand Jury late yesterday indicted Her
man Eppinger, the ez-graln dealer, for
obtaining $11,500 on alleged false pre
tenses from the Bank of Monterey. He I
was arrested at once and liberated on
$12,000 bail.
Mothers! ,
Mothers!!
Mothers!!!
Mrs. How's Soothing Syrup
kas beta ased for aver SIXTY TBASS br ul
some ruffians loaded up with stale eggs UOIM of MOTHERS tor their CHXLDBSH
while IBFrBIHO, with PERFECT tUCCBSS.
K SOOTHES flit CHILD, SQFTEN8 ttt OUM8,
AXiATS aH FAJJTt CCBJM WIND COttC and
Is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by
Dracxn a every part of the world. ' Be sure
tad ask for "Mrs. WlasWa Booth! sg Syraa ,
MtatoMoUexkiad, Tweatrte.bty j
OREGON CITT. July 25. Today! ia
the last week, day of the tenth annual
session of the Willamette Valley Chau
tauqua Association, and It gives promise
of being the biggest day of the meeting.
Thla morning; after the regular routine
work, a Droeram waa rendered by. the
Chefaawa Indian School, which was In
every way pleasing. This after.noon Dr.
J. Whitcomb Brougher of Chattanooga.
Tenn., will deliver a lecture on "Home,
Sweet Home," or "How to Be Happy.
Though Married." Tonight Governor
Chamberlain will deliver an Introductory
address, after which Champ Clark will
lecture on the United States of America
in the Twentieth Century. The lecture
will ,bo followed by a grand display of
fireworks and a big crowd la expected.
Champ Clark's Address.
Congressman Champ Clark of MlasouI
made his Initiatory appearance yester
day afternopn. A fX'ge crowd listened
to him and were highly delighted' with
his lecture, the subject of which waa
"Picturesque Public Men." He .took up
the lives of great men with whom he
had come in contact with In the Halls of
Congress and depicted their brilliant
acts and frailties as well, covering the
latter with a mantle of charity. His
lecture sparkled. with brilliancy and wit
and the large audience waa convulsod
with laughter time, and time again as
he told some true story of some public
man who had gained a national reputa
tion. Speaking of the saloons in the
Capitol he said that he had voted.
whenever occasion offered, for he re
moval of these saloons as he considered
them a disgrace to the American people,,
This statement was met with a tremen
dous burst of applause, and he convulsed,
the. audience with laughter by adding
that there was no reason on earth why
congressman should not walk two
blocks for a drink If he wanted one,
Just the same as any other Individual.
The. stage waa flllecLwith a large num
ber or prominent Democrats yesterday
afternoon, many of Them from Clark'a
own state. Last night the announce
ment was made that the entire Missouri
Society from Portland would come down
In a body thla evening and would occupy
prominent positions.
The wisard of Cleveland.
Karl Germalne, the- wisard. of Cleve
land, O., held his audience spellbound
for more than an hour laat evening with
his magical performances, and seemingly
impossible tricks. .There was not a va
cant seat In the large auditorium, And
hundreds hung on the outskirts and
stood in the aisles anxious to see what
to them looked like miracles.
It was announced last evening that
before the lecture this 'evening the
Chemawa Indian Band would give their
celebrated Indian war dance. .
Tomorrow, the last day of the meet
ng, will be devoted to renglous work.
At 10:30 there will be Bundav action!
which will consume the time until the
noon hour. . In the afternoon at 2 o'clock
the Chautauqua chorus will be rendered.
after which there will be solos. In both
the afternoon and evening Dr. Broueher
or unattanooga win preacn. At 6 o'clock
In the afternoon there will be a sacred
concert.
Hoodlum's Throw Errs.
EUGENE. Or, July 26. Quaker doci-
tors, who have been doing the city of
Eugene ror the past few weeks, have re
ferred frequently from the platform of
their street "opera house" to various dls-1
turbing elements of the crowds . which
attend, and last evening the trouble-
C. GEE WO
TUB GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR
Is called great be
cause lila wonderful
cures are so well
' known throughout
the ' United State,
and because se many
people ar thankful
to him for saving
their Uvea frem
OPERATIONS
Ha treats any and
all Ulaeaaaa wlta
A powerful Chinese
a herbs, raoU. bads,
4 barka and vegetables
that ar entirety un
known to medical science in inn oouu-
try. and through tne use i man nmrnt-
less remedies. This fatnoue oooior nnows
the action of aver omerjn ""
w. h. h.a iiiBMufal T ased In different
diseases. He guarantee t cure eatarrh,
asthma, lung troubles, rheumatism, ner.
vousness, stomach, liver, kidneys, femals
trouble and all prtvate diseases. Hun
dreds of testimonial Charge moderata
Call and see htm.
oomnrxTATTOsT nu.
Patients out of the ctty writ for blanl
and circular. Inclose stamp. Address
THE C. GEE WO
CHINESE MEDICINE CO
2 Atutt treet, Portland. Oi. Men
tton this paper.
aV Skll?. a .'"VS.
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HOUSE AND SIQN
PAINTING
PAPER BANGING. KALS0MINING
STRICTLY UNION WORK
248ft First St.
Phone Clay 943
DON'T , BUY As
GASOLINE ENOIISE
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN
OUR ENGINES
. AND OPT OUR PRICES
We give a written guarantee with
every engine for one year, "and we
are right here to back it up. Patron
ize home industry by buying from
the manufacturers. ,
A. J. GILL & CO.
330 and 33 Oak St, Portland; Or
14 "'.MIIVWSIAil
tel!IFr
The largest and most complete un
dertaking establishment on theCoast.
F. S. Dunning, Inc., 414 East Alder,
corner East Sixth Both phones.
Calls promptly answered to any part
bfh'e)city.
P 111
M It)
I Eycry
eSatur-iy.
and Bred the volley. at the stage during
the appeal of the doctor to the crowd to
buy hla 'syods.
The egg splattered over the platform
and hit the crowd, besmearins; many
people's faces. -The speaker threatens
to kill the perpetrator of the inde-
CCBC. . : ,V.. . , ..
lOng of aH BottM Bern. '
Brtwred from Boheadan Hopa.
: . ' ' Older frem :..):-
FIkastelsi Mayer ., Ceaaaeuer
main parcel
CARRIEfo for bicycles. Pat.
Feb. 13, 19SP aF1- allowed.
Fastens to either end. Load
on the axle. Ia use in Portland
Or. Indorsed by leading job
bing houses in Pacific N. W.
Phone, Bed 3941.
Temporarily at 109 Third MX. Bforth.
WE CURB men:
V. X TALOOTT, X, ft .
OOWTBACTES SIBOBOZBa,
very eontracted .disease Is attendsd
grave oaocers cast . aotblog : less
1 a taoroufb and sbsohits cure ess
remove. To use ieo the sUchtcet
ebsDC ta such- eases Is to. writs Itf.
long nlssry. Ilea do not nails lir.
as ttty- shoQld. A psrtlal evr la (ol
lewed by s ehrbolc stare, with all Its
horrors, tb ssme st.ttaoaca ths dls.
ess kid sot bcea-trested at all. W
poslttmly will not dismiss a tatisnt.
antU ercry onslblllty sf rslape 4s rla
BoTsd. By oar system of trmtment
CTsry pstlmt 1e soundly eared, sod
mad as 'fre tron" dlsess taint ' as he
was before the sllmeat wss eoetraetedL
SS. TAlOOTt a CO.,' SMit. Aide St. :
6$
a. -1
Harru
of sty
stock
SECOND
WHEN
IN GREEN
GU
FOR SALE AT
ALL DEALERS.
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