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Newspaper Page TextTHE OBEQON DAILY. .JOUHNAL. PORTLAND. SATtTKDAY. EVENTKG, A tTGUST : 8, 1003. II v 1 STILL HUNTING " AMD CONTRACT DRAMATIC SCENES IN; Fnp THF MNVIPK FnPJFWRPHMK THE HUMBERT TRIAL; San Francisco Becomes the Executive Board Selects Bid Alleged Impostors the CynOSUrC 01 a Multitude Center of Attraction for Out laws, and One Man Is Picked Up for Howard. of the Pacific Bridge Com pany on Proposed Marquam Gulch Improvement. The Borrower of Millipns Atti tude of Bravado. Report Comes from Vallejc that "Red Shirt" Gordon Stopped There Thursday and ' Lett tor the Golden Gate, Work on Structure, Which Will Cost $48,000, Is to Com mence as Soon as Formalities Are Completed. (Journal Special Service.) BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8. This cltr The Executive Board yesterday awarded the contract for the now Mar- has iiiutned the Importance of bring the quam Oulch bridge to the Pacific Bridge Mecca toward which the escaped Fol- Company, whoa bid waa 141,000, and it urn Prlaon convicts are atrenuoualy I" Intended to commence work aa eoon Journeying ' P0lble after the necessary formall tt i .v. on. 1 ties are completed. TraJTo will be in ... r terfered with aa little aa poaalble and Is Instructed to keep a sharp ookout for tn, foundatlon, and pler. to be bulit ma vuwawa. mm r..i ...... .. uyyi.. Up t0 tn, leve of tn, 0d r0adway be with a full description or tne aeapera- fore the flooring will be removed. does. (Journal Special Service.) FARJS, Aug. a.-Tbe la teat develop- mente In the trial of the Humberts. In progress here today, are that the rail ways are treating the event as a na tional holiday and are running big ex cursions at low rates. - - The public Interest la intense, aa Madam Humbert promises to produce at the, trial the Crawford Bros., the American millionaires, otj wlrom is based the story of, her 120.000,000 inheritance, 0n which she borrowed $10,000,000. Madame Humbert, her husband and two styllshly-dresaeddaughters, are the1 cynosure of all eyes." The' quartet, be tween them, have squandered fortunes, charged as being borrowed fraudulently. All day long In court Madame Hum-. Considerable, excitement was occa sioned early this morning when a man suspected of being Frank Howard waa arrested . at the Harbor Station and : placed In solitary confinement The po- V lice declined to give any grounds for t their means of Identification and refused to answer all questions on the subject The new bridge will be 300 feet In "YS" ?!? XL 7' ,: .., . . , . UUQ UI UIKTIUU Bill. Wlll.Ui. ,11.. at the enda, and the approach will be Ailed In solidly with dirt. The structure Is (S.I feet In width and is apportioned as follows: Two sidewalks, 24 feet; roadway with atreet car tracks, J9.9 feet. The flooring apace for vehicle trafflo will be laid with wood block pav ing, on an arch foundation of concrete. rnpted the proceedings with protests.- During her lamination she frequently turned and piled the Judge with cues tlons In an angry ton, and denied all charges. She assumed a dramatio at titude and cried; "We are the most honest people in Franca, and are suf fering under falsa' accusations. I never slept In prison, but always stood cl Ink ing to the bars in my cell." She repeatedly asserted that the Crawford millions exist, and declared only her error was in losing her head for a moment and fleeing from Franco. Spectators greeted each declaration with roars of laughter. The crowd wishing to enter the courtroom was so great that sextuple lines of military were placed as gaards. Many proml-J nent people war turned away, Including Actor Coouelln. who. as he left Bald it would be the . moat dramatio scene of recent years. The man was arrested at the Instigation and there is a space of six feet between of several pedestrians who had noted his peculiar actions. t Later this morning there appeared at the station two men of respectable ap pearance and demanded to see the prls oner. They were escorted to his oell and there was a Joyous meeting. The al leged Howard proved to be Dr. Stagg, a the Inside rails of the two street car tracks. The nlana which the Cltr Engineer drew for the bridge provide for a struc ture generally pleasing to the eye, yet not embellished with any superfluous "filagree work" aa he says, but capable of sustaining a live load of 1.000 pounds per foot and a double track electrlo line SHERIFF'S GRAFT IN FEEDING PRISONERS (Continued from Page One.) from the county the sum of U.24J.J5 for board of prisoners in the Jail, at the flat rate of SS cents per day for each. Dur ing the' same period he received from the Government 11.007 for the board of taint I waa dismissed I was sick, and from no other cause than eating the county prls oner food. I went to a doctor when I waa released, and he stated that It was the poor food that made, me sick. He stated that he bad treated a number of others that had been confined there, and they all had the same symptoms, which were caused by unhealthy food. Tainted Heat. . 'The meat served Is of the cheapest kind, and very seldom Is It free from It Is generally dished up In stew dentist from TJklah. who has been In the 1 flooring system with a capacity a BDrea. He I w pounus per square iooi oi live city, for aeveral days on was at once released. An authentlo report comes from Val- lejo this morning that "Redshlrt" Oor don, another convict, and the supposed leader of the band that escaped, had been luau. i nere will D. mree pier-, uum un . - , ; A. ., I- .w. fnnA Dnm.thln. la steel columns bound with lattice work'" oiory uoaruma-uuu iur , "T Federal prisoners entrusted to his and hash. The vegetables mat go wun custody by United Statea Marshal it are alio decayed. to in a measure Matthews. The gross recelsts of Sher- conceal the taint saltpeter and other and the depth at the center column Is S6 feet. Other nana Completed. The City Engineer's Department has Been and had stopped over night In a I alao finished the plans and specifications lodging-house there. Landlord Honey, of the proposed Grand avenue street lm Cf the place In whien Gordon stopped. proysment and bridge across the gulch said the man started for San Francisco T. " JL. Vw IZa T- . ,a . , Inserted which causes a continual thirst and nausea. All of the prisoners at ilmai , Ink from thla umt Bomrjlalnt common report nxes me pronu, ox me an(, on,y e,t when flerce hunf.r forc them to take nourishment were therefore $7,278.95, Fronts Are Fifty er Cent WOOD RETICENT i ,i SOVOATXObTAX AS TO CHARGES HORJHAND WRITINa Is the standard pf the Xngllsh-speeJctng world. One who exoeets to lm Drove con- He Makes No Positive State- h"uM ,thto tTttt ment Of InnOCenCe, bUt SayS eaaytereed. The Bucoessef our fraauatea, as amanuenses, commercial stenographers and court reporters, proves the quality of our work in this branoh. , Open all the year; students admitted at any timet II histrated catalogue free. Call, , or wrrte, that Animosity Caused Inves tigation.- , ; Claim Is Made that He Over- Portland business collbob charged nd an War Veterans forWhom He Secured - Pen sion from Government A. P. PARK AND WAMINTON ANMtjraoNa, LL.ej., bb iBjeoat -v 5: :s M AND . ",;v- TOUCH TYPEWRITING Oregg ahorthand Is light-line system; no shading, no ruled paper necessary! learned In half the time of the old sys tem. Touch slynewritlna' la the ((Der ation of the typewriter by the piano method, using all the Angers. Saves looking at the keys. - Demand for office helo 1b unnrece dented. Open all the year. Catalogue free. . - , ... v. ... .-. . . xolmxs BTnrnrMS oouaaa. BstabllBhed 1MT, Taaakin aad Xltto its. V, Sheriff at SO per cent of his total re ceipts, or approximately $3,00. Such evidence aa is obtainable Indicates that thla estimate is not far from right If. It IB claimed , that ' veterans of the early Northwest' Indian wars, dlssatlB fled with the actions of T. A. Wood of thla city, in bringing their elalma for pension before the department at Washington, have filed chargea against him which will be fully Investigated by competent authdnty. Among the ape clflo . accusations 1b the one that Wood Is charging more than the 111 fee al lows by law for securing recognition of pension claims, Padded affidavits and the withholding of an original muster roll are also spoken of In con nection with the reported Investigation. To The Journal today Mr. wood re fused to make any direct . statement regarding his guilt or Innocence, but left the latter to be Implied. . One thing was plain, however, and that was that he was aware -ot charces having been made against Dim as he spoke repeat edly of correspondence between himself and the pension bureau regarding the matter. The nature of this correspond ence was not divulged. - ' "They claim that X have not secured any pensions for the Indian War sur vivors." Mr. Wood said, "but that such statement Is untrue Is proven by the records. I have been Instrumental In causing the department to' allow not less than 600 elalma. Four notifica tions of pensions being granted arrived this morning and four veterans were made happy as a result The veterans know me. If I ch,ose to I could show you that the charges are caused by animos lty" The Uni versi ty o f . OiiE&oN . ; . . . isuacNE : ,.; -;, ;;; . Th UnlyertJtjr eomprisef tbi foniowtof colleges and cioota;. '3 1 - J Trtt CRADUATS SCHOOU V V THJC COLUCK or A) wsiav, ous,nwK AUD THt ARTS. (ClvO, Electrical, Mining and Chemical Engineering), v . thi UNrvfAsmr academy. , the school or law. THE SCHOOL OfMUSICv I' THE SCHOOL Of MEDIONt. Tuition Free. 1 Incidental Fst $10.00. i- Student Body Tax $S.00. u . The Twenty-eighth Session openg Wednesday, September 18, JOOa. , '' For catalogue, addmt Riglttrar, Unlwnlty of Orgon, fugsn FOREST FIRES ARE ' RAGING IN OREGON 1 e. Large Timber Tract Near Bake gry NameSi (Journal Special Servlca) BAKER CITT, Aug. Three days ago the forests caught nre near ioe Balaler-Eikhorn mine In the direction of MlnersvUle and thousands or feet or Wednesday by boat It has been a seer-1 talned that Gordon or a man answering his description shipped yesterday on a tlmates for, the bridge provide for 1,600 I indeed. It is not an under-eatlmate. cubic yards of concrete for the abut ments and foundatlona, 1,500 square yards of excavation, 1,448 square yards 1 sailing vessel for Liverpool by way of of wood block , pavement, 1,000 cubic the Horn. . ' 1 yards of embankment. 160 lineal feet of A dispatch from Red Bluff today Plan roadway and 1(1 lineal feet of states that the man arrested this morn- ael- lee ""J" . . . k. th. -nnvlM The cost of the Orsnd avenue bridge ..... .--k . ' I wUl be greatly In excess Of the Mar- provea to do an army utwnw. flu 0 ,c imDrovement. aDDroxIma- tlng IT6.000. It U of the claas known XUled for a Coarlet. las a truss brldga and there are three DAVISVILLE. Cel.. Aur. I. An un- spans, the . center span and two ap- known man was killed near here ilast proach spans. The original speclflca- night by officers In pursuit of the es-1 tlons have been changed so that the two caped Folaom convicts. For several I approach spans will be provided with hours yesterday a man was seen to act I steel trusses, thus nominating the reac- strangely about a farmhouse' two miles itlon on the concrete foundatlona which from this town, and officers Were sent to I would have resulted with the solid ap- Investlgate. On approaching the bus- preaches contemplated when the plans pact he ran across a. fleia. Utncers .roi- were first drawn up. lowed and fired several shots at html Another bridge on which work will Said a former employe of the Sheriffs office who served under the Frasler re. glme, and who was in a position to know whereof he spoke: "The feeding of the ITiivthjhf than IVita ha waM aav viAth. 'The potatoes are black and soft and in. HMnt tn itutimt h, aa. nt I timber have already been bmrned. All seem to be those that have been sorted nn n mtr Into detalla until ha had effort Is being made to stop the spread- over and tnrown away ai eome nqei. bMin given time to think over the sub-1 names, but mtie is oemg acoom Where they get them I do not know, pjuhed. The fire originated where but I do know that moat of the time M'r. Wood Is commander of the In-1 clearing was In progress. It gradually they are In auch shape that the average w. varna' Aaantainn , haa spread tni now the blase seems uncoa hog would not eat them. The other w.- nmminant at mn aaaainn nt tha trollsble. Thousands of dollars of veiretablea ucn to be the lea vines from n " v, ..... . M j- . hi.mm ' ' r iji.kiiii , jmi m iiin ii i wt i iir m unm& ... damaaa has already been done but no prisoners was worth over 14.000 a year " V"- Ing worked In the Interests of the for-l"vee nave Been repuneu iau lo rraier. and Storev is maklna lust as rs.t Pa" nd ln. m0,t mer Indian lighters. Mrr being cut down around the Are and w ... ' -.u 1 ... la':U The meat liver and holdovers, as a rule, tainted and unfit for a I much out of It now. There la more than 60 per cent profit In It' ' As already stated, the present charge which have evidently been thrown away 8,Xt Ihrli'-'JLr PBion. through Wood', claim agency. It is claimed that soeclal examiners It Is thought that thla may prevent It will Interview those who have secured from spreading runner, Is at the rate of 17 M cents a meal for each prisoner. The county supplies fuel. utensils and light, so that the Sheriff haa only to buy the food and provide the cook. Any other labor Incident to the contract la performed by trusties. Needless to say, there Is no extrava gance about the jail table. Cost to the City Only One-Xalf, by some one. Take the whole com bination and It Is about as bad as It I very well could be. The Cooks mthy. 'The chef at Storey's Motel has re cently been a fat. slovenly . colored woman, who Is absolutely filthy about her work, and it would turn an ordinary man's stomach to eat her cooking, even If the food were good. The second cook ATHENA GRANGERS LOW . JQVM aVATX. O. m. ft IT. Again Otres long-Tims &imtt ana stopover. IN A HAPPY MOOD N. again Mils ion-time tlokats to am a i a a sa . na w W I i m . VTaaaa , t . mUul fVaf 1 kSt uses aCBD V WIUI aVIVVVg aB a w - leges. Partlculara at city ticket office. Third and Washington streets. .1 With a good ylefd and fair prices, al ready offered. Dr. O. C Osborne, a The official valuation of the Phlladel " " " ' "VT" . timii (i iwhtaiuv Hi ii dwt prominent resident of Athena, declares phla City Hall and grounds Is $11,004,- The City of Portland has adopted the at times Is Archie Ray. He Is dirty 1 f,rm-, n. h. n.i-hborhoi ar. in 000. ' , with fatal effect The unfortunate man probably. noon be started la the one pro- plan pf receiving bids for the feeding of end careless and seems to try and be as a happy mood! Dr. Oaborne, Vno la In una niiiw irein .uru.uicu - h.u,i mjuihi - wun aveuue. . mis is mqu u . nrisoners. and tnC Contract 18 101 jo I ""'"" - - ! TV.rtlan1 anror who had been ln the neighborhood sev eral days looking for work. He was Slightly demented. . v . STOCKTON, Aug, . Local train of ficials report : that . two heavily armed men were taken off a freight train from Sacramento at Brighton early this morning by constables. - The ' men are believed to be Fahey aM another "con WAS ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP ON BOAT Important Improvement and probably soon be called for. rill William Martin, a cripple with wooden leg, was arrested this morning upon, his arrival In Portland, He is ac cuaed of larceny from the person, Frank Foley, an arrival from Astoria, claim ing that Martin robbed him of 4t on the steamer Lurllne last tilght Both men boarded the boat at Aa torla, bound for this city. During the night Foley fell asleep and he claims Martin was sitting next to him. The victim of the robbery woke up early this morning just after the boat had left Kalama, and he then discover J his loss. Suspicion was directed toward Martin, who had left the Lurllne at JCa lama. Reporting the matter to the police, a watch was kept for the cripple, and Pa trolman "Mdsely caught him Just after ha had left a train coming ln from Ka lama. On the cripple s person . was found $39.85, and he had been freshly shaved; had had a good breakfast whereas Foley- claims he looked very seedy when he saw him. Martin denloo the charge. He says he la from Mln nesota. TOLD HIM HE HAD PURCHASED WINE Peter Johnson, who says his home is everywhere, but who told the officers that he came from the East, is the com plaining; witness against Ida Bell and May O'Brien, who were arrested by Patrolmen Goltz and Roberts thU morn ing. Ida is charged with vagrancy, and the O'Brien woman with larceny. The victim Is a man past middle ago. with a luxuriant crop of gray whiskers, but evidently lacking knowledge ln the ways of the world. Last night he says he met the women at a saloon at Sec ond and Davis streets. They made things, pleasant for him and he admits he purchafled aeveral bottles of beer. Finally he fell asleep and when i he awoke he says he was minus $20. Upon making complaint, Johnson claims the women told him. he ordered four bottles of wine at $5 per, but he asserts he has no recollection of any such transaction. Upon making com plaint to the officers, Johnson had tho pleasure of seeing the women arrested. They were arraigned in the Police Court and . the cases were continued. SUSPECTED THIEF ' ADMITS ROBBERIES the lowest bidder. The cost under the present contract is 9 cents per meal, or only a fraction over one-half the rate the county pays Sheriff Storey. The restaurant which" feeds the city prison ers has to furnish Its own utensils, light and fuel, and, of course, still has a mar- gln of profit even at 9 cents a meal. In Los Angeles, cai., wnere county Sell woed cur holdup, gives his experli as in ence as follows: "I was ln the Jail a ... y---"-- Multnomah Countv. the coat Is 11 cents week. During that time I did not eat "ves Kerrigar and Snow that he hS P meal, or lea. than two-third, of the nythln but some bread cru.ts. The manager of "Vll...t71?av.,nlW-..KK". . " rh.rd hv atorev. "mulligan" stews and hashes brought Kids" baseball vv "."".frr ".'"v " -. - - ,-. " ... m were not nt to eat and one would . - .... , in JjOB Angeies, v-ai., wnim k Bayard Dudley,, who will be arraigned riB0Mn are fed by the sheriff, ln tho Police Court Monday oh a charge " . . i , .j' tw " Multnomah County, the coat is 11 of "hop" and the prisoners are placed ft th.' J;T'iti T etl t h. m,v nt hi. .him. Th. fH tnat the reports of crop failure In the .... . j - -i Itlmi. : Mnntn w.r. al.a . , . . . . . J.wl All WdCIIl (Mill VIUIUUI UUII . ...... A , b V. . V T 1. . V V UU T I . ,, . , . , . . . . ..J . . to fed me while there. I... ........... . ..k . ' all the war from 16 to 60 bushels. Sav- Dave Bimon. one or tne innocent men eral fields havs produced the latter fig- thrown Into the county Jail by Sheriff I Ure. Wheat Is selling at from it to (7 Storey, for alleged complicity .la the cents, and the prospects for higher prices, ars very good." Dr. Osborne is on ar vacation, ana will go up the Willamette Valley.. He was the . celebrated Clutv Yellow He told, the The argument Is', of course, put for- have to have a greater hunger than one eral of them a year ago. aeiecuves wnere ne naa soia several ward tnat me county prisoners are oei- -..w-. Miii.mM,t wnnlrl p.u.a' hafnra wuunra, wnicn me oincers expeci 10 ter fed than the inmates or Tne uiy he could ent the food. After faatine- a Jail, and Jhat the Sheriff could not af- number of days' I tried to eat some of ford to give them proper nourishment the hash but my stomach rebelled. nvAVftr ahnrtlv. A few daysvAfo a watch. stolen year ago at Eleventh and Hall streets, was found in a pawnshop. The detec- at a lower rate of compensation. The "The food was prepared by a China- under Jury mast SAN" FRANCISCO. Aug. The Amer- lean bark Homeward Bound came In at noon today under Jury rudder. The ves- secure,; Is' : ..0? Th. ta W.nt 1- not borne out by the facts, man who seem ad to b. on hi. last legs eel had been out 177day. from Antwerp, wuu uiu Ifc. .110 uentiijjuuu i..o n iiiau - - who had committed numerous thefts, is of the coarsest and cheapest charac The detectives kept watch for this man ter. Much of the meat served Is said to and last night arrested Dudley at First be unfit to eat. the bread Is stale and the and Madison streets. The prisoner had In his possession a silver watch, a woman a beaded purse, s ring with three sapphires and two diamonds, a pair of nippers, keys, cuff buttons, spectacles and pawn-tickets. In his statement to tho police today Dudley admlta having stolen two watches a year-ago, one that was re cently found in the pawnshop. The other, which was stolen ln an uncom pleted building at Washington and Sheriff 8torey. It Is no violent assump vegetables are frequently decayed, imivwrlsty Board vs. Jail Board. While it may be difficult to figure .what the actual cost of properly feeding the county prisoners should be, it Is inter- esltng to know that at the University ence aa myself with the food. All of of Chicago, where a college boarding us on being released were weak and table Is maintained, the cost of feed per sick, and have not yet recovered our mi la onlv one-half of the rate paid normal physical condition. gustlng to the sight He was assisted A blockhead Is a man who is unable by a colored woman whose appearance to fit his opinions to your channel, was equally as nauseating. Archie Ray and a number of other "hop heads" at times took a part in the preparation and serving of the grub.'' During all the time I was there .my. food could not have cost over 3 cents for a week. Earl Mcintosh, , Ira Landers 'and Arthur Hlcka had practically the same experl- THIS FACE SHOULD BE PERFECT What the Sheriff Hakes. Burnslde streets, was sold outside the city. He has also confessed to the robbery of the Price residence on East Sixteenth street, July 22, where he took a watch, purse and money. He said that he gave the watch to a friend. He ad mitted also thefts In houses ln course of construction ln Holladny Addition and near the Hawthorne baseball grounds. Dudley Is a machinist. The police say h has been ln and out of the city for a year. WILL TAKE BROCK BACK Under Sheriff Combs of Woodard County, O. T.. arrived ln Portland this morning to take charge of Brock. wfrS was recently arrested here for obtain.-. Ing money under false pretenses. Brock, Mr. Combs says, si wanted tn Oklav home, but Just what Is the specific charge against him Is not known. It is thought requisition papers will be se cured from Governor Chamberlain in a f days and the prisoner will then be taken East ; . -, ' &OW Bates to the Bast. The Canadian Paclflo will again place on sale excursion, tickets good for stop overs, with long-time limit These ' tickets will be on sale August IS, 19, ' v & and 2. For full particulars, call on ' or address F. R. Johnson, F. A P, A ' 24 1 laird street PorUaa4-Or, , FIRE CAUSES LOSS TO STORE AND FLAT A loss of JflSO was caused by fire at noon today in tne two-story rrame building at Seventeenth and Irving treets. Brady's grocery occupies the ground floor of the block, while the floor above is divided Into flats. From some un known cause a fierce blaze originated in one of the kitchens and within a minute the entire rear of the building was ln flames. There was some delay In turn ing in an alarm and when the first com panies arrived the fire looked very threatening. The main damage is to the building, which it will take $500 to repair. The family occupying th,e flat sustained a loss of $150 to their household goods, while some damage . was done to the grocery stock. An unusual accident occurred to Truck Company No. 3 when- it had reached a point a block from the fire. The key holding the nut on one of the! front wheels broke, allowing the nutl to wear away the thread and permitting the wheel to slip aft There was no one hurt and the firemen carried the needed ladders a block to the blaze. tlon to .suppose that the university stu- In View of the fact that the Sheriff dqnts have a better 'menu than Is given receives a salary of $4,600 a year, a to the Inmates of the Multnomah County larger compensation than the county ja)1 pays to any other official, the profits The New York World recently pub- from feeding prisoners are not neces- lished some interesting figures In refer M a i a. a I J 1 1 . A A. alaJUauB OU lUVol Vlvll A SS yv ence to the expense of living at Chicago rect that theM proflt, amount to 60 per University. The students who board at tf, rneinta th Hh.rifr tho university commons pay a unnurm receives almost as much from this rate of $3.60 a week, which covers all source as his salary- The saving to expenses. The exact amount of , each the county If the contract were let by item of expense Is shown by the follow- competitive bidding would, of course. ins- schedule: be almost correspondingly large. student's food $1.87 Nor Is this the only perquisite which mi shAre of servants' food and pay 1.08 the Sheriff enjoys. Fuel 07 The law expressly provides that the Laundry (for table) 04 Sheriff shall receive no compensation Furniture and repairs Rent and miscellaneous Ice Scavenger Tea and, coffee .11 I for his services other than his salary. .IS I This prohibition Is habitually Ignored .08 .03 .09 "HOME FROM INDIA , Rev. J. M -Thoburn, Bishop of India for the Methodist-Episcopal Church, has returned f rom a tour of his field and is at the home of his daughter-in-law. Mrs. C. R. Thoburn, East Pine and East Fourteenth streets. Bishop Thoburn will occupy the pulpit of Centenary Metho dist Church Sunday morning. His tour through India, beginning in March.' resulted ln 1,747 baptisms. The aggregate number ln attendance at these services was t.700. .The Bishop expects to, remain, la Portland several. week,. Total $3.60 A Bemarkahle Comparison. It will be Observed that of all these various items of expense only the first has to be considered by Sheriff Storey, Rent, Ice, servants, laundry, furniture. tea and coffee dojnot enter Into the cost of his boarding-house! Fuel is paid for by the county. The one Item in com mon Is food, which costs $17. As the students at the university receive three meals a day, or 21 meals a week, the cost per meal is a fraction under 9 cents, or one-half the rate Multnomah County pays Storey, The food at the university commons is wholesome, abundant and well cooked, with variety enough to sat isfy the taste of the students, The fig ures published by the Wprld were care fully compiled by officials of the Chi cago University. 7 The character of the food seryed at the Multnomah County Jail is beet de scribed by some of those who have been enforced guests of the Sheriff and who have had. to subsist upon the fare which he provides. Says rood Is Vnolean. J. Charles. Brown, who was held by Sheriff Storey as a witness, was at the jaiV about a. month, and was dismissed several days ago. He Is now at the 8t George Hotel, on First street In an In terview with The Journal he said: "The food furnished by Sheriff Storey Is not fit to eat It Is unclean, poorly cooked and the quality is the worst that was ever 'purchased for a man.toat When by Sheriff Storey, as it was by his pre decessor. Attorneys state that It is the duty of the Sheriff to turn over to the county all fees which he collects for the service of process received from other counties. This has never been done, either by Sheriff Storey or ex Sheriff Frasler. How much the Sheriff receives from this source is not known, but uftder the law every dollar belongs to the county. Under the previous administration, the Sheriff made considerable profits out of the collection of fees -and mile age ln transporting insane patients to Salem, but this has now been stopped. Whether or not there is any graft in connection with the legal advertising which is dispensed from the Sheriff Is a question, but it Is of course, notorious that litigants are compelled, to pay prices far In excess of the usual rates. In the palmy days of past adminis trations, the Sheriff's office was reputed to be worth to the Incumbent as much as $20,000 a year. Happily for the taxpayers, the value of the office has declined, but even under present con ditions the salary is probably the minor part of Sheriff Storey's compensation. ' LA WAGAINST SHOOTING; . . ' . 1 'm ' The peace officers of St Johns have been considerably troubled lately .by .number of Portland sportsmen who per sist in indulging ln gun practice within the corporate, limits of that municipal ity. There is a strict law against such measures arm a number of arrests have been made lately by the marshal and his deputy for Its violation. , The profits of the Pennsylvania Rail road Company last year aggregated $24.- This picture represents a face, one stde of which' has' been treated for smallpox plttlngs. cover- that side and then the other, and note the difference. But Thrfee Persons In the World Are - possessed Of the secret of doing tnts. ftiaoame irene t-ere or rans, France, the discoverer, disclosed the secret to but two persons, . of whom I am one, ; None other in western North America Is possessed or this knowl edge, r and none other, therefore Can Bestow This, Boon Upon Unfor tunate Humanity I OUICKLT REMOVE ALL FACIAL BLiEMiSHftB, wnetner it ne amaunox Plttlngs, Birthmarks, the most dlffloult, of all. Wrinkles, most frequently oc casioned by decay of the. muscles of the face; rrecKie. Aiotn fetches, Ec lemi. Moles. Warts, Blackheads. Pim ples, Premature Gray. Hair. Puffin ess under the Eyes, Falling Eyebrows, , by which' the eyes seem almost closed, or any other disfigurement of the human countenance, and that without pain to tne subject treated. ; I am a graduated Dermatologist from New York and Chicago schools, and not a mere "practitioner ALL MY WORK IS GUARANTEED. "X ask no fcay nntll a complete ears Is ixapllsbed. sow lHiriors 308, SO and 810, X?alllag tug. Open Zvemlngs. .: rztoss Xala 301. f S O SPICES, o COFFEE,TEA DAIflNG POWDER, nro&uiGExnttcrs iluhPwrfly. fliusl Fluor; CrtilntSmJtli.ftuowlkMctjJ CLOSSETftDZVEnS ' POB-rLAHO.COtOOM.1. HILL M1LITAR ACADEM ; : Dr. JVW. Hill FrlnolpaL 14th Marshall its., Portland. Or. A Private Boarding and Day School for Boys and i Young Men. .'f New buildings, modern and com plete. . Manual training-, ' military discipline, Boys successfully fitted for all colleges or for business lire. ' . . Principal of twenty-five years' ex perience tn Portland. . Boy of any age admitted at any time.. , " Writs for catalogue. Fall term opens September 15. ; Just Stop and Think., How favored you are 1ri the v ... great - Northwest. ; ' Many .thousands of people are Ins migrating here (to the land , of plenty); but you were ' . born here. , All .you1 have' to do is to stretch' Out' yodr - band and take 'hold of your opportunity. S It down today and write for our catalogue. We give you a practical bus iness education and assist to get you a position when competent. You couldril be gin at a better time now--the high tide of prosperity. B E H N K E - WALK E R BUSINESS COLLEGE . Portland, Ore ton. ; ... Mann ax Beach 93 SECOMD STREET Sot STARK and OAK PRINTERS Columbia University roBTXJurs, onaov. Conducted by the CONGREGATION OF TIE HOLY CROSS And Affiliated With tha -UNIVERSITY OP NOTRE DANE Tolophono 444 Standard Academic four-year Courses In Classics, English and Science, Onerear and four-year Commercial Omirses. - . Regular Collegiate Courses In Classics, English. General Sci ence. History and Economics. Finanoe and Commerce, Civil jbtigineBring. juecnamcai Engi neering and Electrical Engineer, "4fc .. . . . in Bcnoiasuo year, neginnrr September 7, 160 J, ends Junef.T. Catalogue sent free on sppll catlon. Address, REV. M. A. QUINLAN, C. 8. C University Park, Oregon. TRIB The World's Oreatest Klaus and Xo baooo Ours. for years manager of C. E. Illldge, the Orange Fi Baker City, Or. "in regard out ' or a sold since had but els:. died patent remedies for 16 years, but have never had a remedy on my shelf I osSCrOsT, ' watav lino bitvii viivibm nakiDj.au vivii your Trib has. It Is truthfully a great cure for either the liquor or tobacco habits." . ; ' - Trib can be taken privately and is harmless, permanent cure for the liauor or tobacco -habit. Price ner treatment iix.co. jror saie by all druggists. . i ,' PORTLAND ACADEMY A MOUSH AKB ClABfROAI. IOBO0I fOk Fit both for Eastern Colleges. Prim.M .k.i ront Drug Company of Grammar Grade Included. A ball fur jrtrli, , says: - i with tb appointment and supervision of a tn rPrlh T t,v. aav I Careful bom. Location la 'ana nt th about 800 treatments I have !!JS;ufB,.wC lo,S vlf, .c?"t' ..Climate leS TOr IS years, bUt I WSaaBBaBaaaMa-iBb-- ST. HELEN'S HALI Kome school i for alrls. . Ideal incavk lion. jsxneri teacmns in an danart- ments. Outdoor exercise. Illustrated book of Information sent on application. XJUBAJroyi TMMTCT. Principal. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT . or jn;;;!';;,',;' UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Seventeenth ' annual 1 Bcsalon 'begins September 16. DOS. Address 8. E. JOSKPHI. M rv. r,n 10 Dekum Building, Portland. fcmm 3 gQfrif ALCOHOL. OPIUM TOBACCO USING WRITE FOR R1CSTRATEI CATALOCDE rn VI ' Tint and Montgomery its., Portland, Or. Tdrphote, Mail 554. ' : IVltBaltes & Co. PRINTERS I- Secohthnd,OaR Streets j BOTH FHONZS ' . i