Tlin OREGON' DAILY JuyRWAU PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1004.
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sidsmos, tHt last
VOTAXY PTBLXO
, W. H..TAFT CO.
REAL, ESTATE, PIRO INOURANCO
orrxcra books issia
,. v Ablngtoa Bid- ; '
trSTJTESS CHAlrCXS or
ThevOregon '.Journal City.
Pprtland, Oregon,- June
11th, 1904.:
Gentlemen: Some time ago you prevailed upon us to take
out contract for advertising in your paper, and we did
v' although we must say with much misgivings as to the benefit
we would. derive from same. ' 1 - - ,
This was some two and a half . months ago and we , are
more, than pleased today to state that we made the largest "
sale-our office has made this Vear 4 through an ad. inserted
in your 'paper. . We are also constantly in receipt of inail ;
rfrom all parts of the, country; in which writer states that
he noticed our' ad.- in The Oregon Journal. ' vj.
. We are only sorry now that we did not.take out a
contract for double. the amount ef, space. .1
' ' Very truly yours, 1
Diotated-H l. , - ;- ; . ' "W. H. TAFT & CO.
DECORATE VITII
NATIONAL COLORS
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tzm nr bovox or osajtb ajuct
NEV COMPANIES
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' Ths graduating elui of ths Portland
'blgh school will fittingly , observs their
annual commencement exercises Juns 27.
The usual slaborata preparations are
being made for the event '",;,
The ' exercise - wilt be held" In the
Marquam Grand theatre where an n
' tsrtatnlng musical and literary enter
talnmsnt will be rendered. Neither -a
I Hat of the graduates of tne institution
, nor the program for the exercises has
j yet been prepared. - ' .
i . The announcement was mads today I
that United States Senator Fulton had ins; Jorn up for Improvements.
consented to aeuver tne saarees or
. the graduating class st the exercises at
I the Mafquam. The announcement has
( caused some little - excitement among
i the members of the graduating, class
fwho declare that this year's exercises
will : be among the most memorable
; In the history of the schooL J ;, ..
Closing exercises ' in the .public
1 schools of the city will be held June
U. OF 0. ALUMNI
; ; : - ELECT OFFICERS
. (Xy Oraos X. Wold.) ;
(BpMlal Corwpondtat ef The JonrniV)
Eugene, Or., June 14.--The feature of
this morning at the University of Ore
gon exercises, following, the clsss re
union In . the clsss ' rooms, was 1 the
Alumni business meeting and the elec
tion of officers.- -The following were
elected: - - . . .- . v . .
President. Dr.- Homer B. Keener, of
the class of '97; first -.vice-president.
Susie Bannard. of the class of '01; sec
ond vjce-presldent, Professnr. B. H. Mo
Aiister, oi the class of '0: secretary-
treasurer, J. A. Qsmber, of the class of
Athletics Counsel . C V. McArthur.
of fhe class of '01s D. V. Kuykendail, of
'. and U L' Goodrich, of 'J. 1 ,
At o'clock In the afternoon the uni
versity banquet to the Alumni will be
held 'la the V. O. dormitory, and at S
o'clock in the evening Governor Cham
berlain will deliver an address.
The fera and flower .procession Is
omitted this year as ths campus Is -be-
RACE NARROWED
TO EIGHT MAIDS
(Bplal Dispatch t. The JosraaL) , I ' (Special DUpatcs to The Jooraal.)
Hood River. Or.. Jun. 14. Members I Salem, Or- June 14. The Portland
of Canby post and cltlsens of ths tows Cigar company yesterday .filed articles
have been busy today arranging for of incorporation with the secretary of
the Grand' Army, encampment which! state, with, capital stock of 130,000,
convenes la Hood River Wednesday of and J. A. Whitman. J. M. Mlckum, T. A.
this week. Business houses and res 1-1 Thomas, A. C. Monrey and A, N. Wills
aences are gay wun ineir aecorauops as the Incorporators of record. The
in the natloruii clor"- "a 'b t",f I company will enga.te In ths manufacture
bT..nTngw,up-tir; i.rrnV.h. ol?o00?
streeu. Hood River. Intends to meet Th .pJln,c1l1 omc w,u ln ortUnA.
the visitors ln her bestdress. ' nd tn Intention Is to enter largely Into
Every effort will be made to secure the trade of thoss goods, and If possible
accommodations for the largs crowds monopolise a great portion of ths trade
that . will throng tlie little city this of that city. " '' y ,.'
week Transient travel ts psrtlculsrly The Malheur Irrigation company In
heavy InHood River this season of ths eorporaUd with a caplUl stock of 1600.
year, and people In private houses have oooTiTha compa'ru wan4sed Sndse
IS ?h.ir mLS. rim k?'J i Vtl Pro3ocU Welser and Payette.- Ths
and their friends. One hundred tents company Intends to engage la Irrigation
arr ved by steamer this ernoon spd project, In .a,Mrn rVgoa on a large
will be set up (n an ; oak grovs to- and will also utuis. water-power
m7V'' 8 '. v' ' ' ... ' tot teneratlng eleotrloity for the use of
Wednesday evening there wUl be an ths sharsholders. . ,, .
open air v meeting, when addresses of .
welcome wUl be delivered oa behalf . OUUMla Aettve. . (
of Canby post and ths cltlsens of the , xns stats hoard of education conalst
town. Thursday morning Is to be pa- ', ofv Governor Chamberlain, Superta
rade day, -and that night the visiting ind,n Acksrmsn and SecreUry of
veterans And othsr delegates will 8tu Ounbar anr In Eugene today trans-
served with a strawberry banouet br a connecuon witn ins
ths ladles of Hood River.
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SECOND WOOL SALE
HELD AT SIIANIKO
' (SpeeUt Dlpath to The Jausal.)
Nominations for queen of ths Mardl
Gras. snd carnival have closed, so . the
question as to, who shall rule as queen
of ths carnival now rests with ' sight
young women. The official count
elate university, and will go from there
to Ashland to attend a meeting of the
board or regents of the Ashland Normal
school. Before returning to the capital i
they wilt also attend a meeting of .ths
board of regents of ths Jraln Normal
school.
Bute Land Agent Oswald West has
returned from Tamhlll county, where be
feed after the Interest of the stats In
wool sals of ths season to be held here lh. u .i.... .k. .k. ...
took plsco today. - Prices were m U, wlu amount t0 mbout 160oo whsn
lower than the i prsvlous. sals of Juns 1. tn, MUt wU hav, been converted
ruiging irwo ng to .o per JunMntO money.
lor guoa ana cnoic wvtu. - . .
The principal buyers were the Lafay
ette Worsted company of Woonsocket,
R. I., Whitman Farnsworth Thsysr,
of Boston; - Alex. " Uvingstone, of
Boston; Botany Worsted mills, of Pas-
slse, N. J- and Hallo we Donald Co,
of Boston. : . ---:, .
The 'wool was sold under ths sealed
tuMann olotxzxxs xm rmm xoxtxwxst.
Southwest Cos. JTomrtt sad Horrlaoa.
Summer
Shirts'
Every man, whether he works
or plays, enjoys the freedom of
Negligee Shirt. No better
shirts made ' than the ; ; i
:- i . : Monarchs at $ 1 .00 :1 ;
auetU$1.30, $2,$2.30
Star Shirts $ 1 .50 to $3.50
Summer ,
:Z Undcnea
Balbriggans, Lisle ! Threads,
Linen ; Mesh, Cotton, Mercer;
;;-' ied Silks, etc ,
' We fit men of all proportions.;'
mm
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SoideEros
AppUosnts AH rassed.
Ths supreme court yesterday after
noon announced that all of the 17 appli
cants who took ths examination for ad
mission to ths bar at ths time of ths spe
cial examination, glvsn oa Juns 7, were
Pianos and Organs
tfsf--rrr- bsvTr,.Trr1: BERRIES CAUSE MEAT
Margaret Pairrath ...............1.19! MDM-tl to b. maiA on that d.t. Ahm.tl : j.. flr.tflfit MAItniCMI sVT : nvirw aim AfiAti
PKICto TO DlCLINl ryKiuinu,'yiuirWii
COMMERCIAL CLUB
: JO RECEIVE MASONS
Itr honor 6f. ths visit' to -Portland of
the .different Uaaonlo imnlutlini
it. and -tt.1 It .was originally Intended (which are holdlrur their annual meetlnas
thst the high school exorcises should be I during, ths present week, the board of
held on jha ?bf but ths date, was Jid-J governors of the Portland Commercial
vancea ror a day in order to. secure aioiuo nasxeciaea to noia a reception at
mors Commodious hatl tbad thr.school I the olubrooms Jn-tho -Chamber of Com-
at .
building afforded. ' OtCter dates at the
llarquam had been engaged., . ,
TELLER COUNTY. TO
, . BE CLEAR OF: UNIONS
merce building for; the Masons
o'clock tonight :
By-tar arrangement- e vary Mason In
the city, whether a member of ths stats
organisations or not, and whether he be
identified with the Commercial club or
not. Is invited to be present.
The club is busy preparing for aa ex
cellent evening of entertainment The
following committee on reception was
appointed, today; u.- " : '
Prof, t ! W.t Pratt chairman; B. E.
Beekman, Judge' John B. Cleland, H. It.
Pittock. Henry Roe. Judge W. M. Cake.
George M. Hyland. ' Judge- J. C. More-
- -;. (Journal SpMlat Serviee.)
Cripple Creek, Colo., June 14. The
Cltlsens All lanes and the Mine Owners'
I association today Issued a statement re-
' f!?lnfK.ti,r il10? ,t.W,Jrd' "n,0n . W. W. Cotton, J. R Rogers,. A. M,
i sui w iiaaa iudmib si swi uiuiis vtbui'
uslly must be disbanded in this county.
- "In the future," says ths statement
"neither walking delegates, agitators
; nor labor unions will bo allowed to say
who may or may not labor In Teller Anj senator Joseph Blmon.
. county or who may no ao ousiness
" here. ' ' ''. ..'
,'The source of all the strife Is the
'Western Federation of Labor." declares ,
the ' statement ", "Its existence will no
longer be tolerated, here, but the Tel-
luride union of various crafts already
organised will not be Interfered with
.as to their local or International affil
iations, provided the trades assembly-be
Anna Simmons . .....;..,.,.....S,101
Bessie Aaron . .................. .1,70$
Anna Mabel Atkinson S.2SZ
Retha Fowler . 1,704
Pearl Bones , . U
Fanny Hendeo . v.-.;.......t.....l.l'4
Mas Mason . . ...1.241
Ths names of those on ths committee
to. take1 charge of ths entertainment of
ths officers of the visiting war vessels
and- the army guests from Vancouver
barracks Is as follows: CoL James
Jackson. Col. C U. Oantenbela and L N.
Fleischner. The city's guests will bs
elaborately entertained during their
stay. . One of the functions which is
planned la their honor 1s a luncheon,
which Is to be given at,tho armory, y
col. c-antenbein has assured tns com
mittee that Third Infantry. O, N. CL,
will bs present to take part la the
Fourth of July festivities. This will
mean an assemblage of about 1,000 men.
The coronation ceremony will bs a
noteworthy event It "wflr'taks" about
150 people to carry the ceremony out
In proper style, one jtunared ana nny
expected to be sold on that date. About
1.000,000 pounds will bo sold hers today,
v All the eastern houses are -In need of
wool, and are willing to pay for It to
get It -' ,. - . ,
- In Auatr.il. th. Arnnttv mnA In 'Stantn
America ths floods have dons vssj dam
age to ths sheepmen, and the wool sup
ply from those countries is almost noth
ing compared to what It ususlly Is. la
Montana ths loss ln the year has been
nesrly (0 per cent and all thess things.
taken with ths rise In the price of cot
ton, has A tendency, to hoist ths figures
ln ths wool pit
OSBORNE ASSAULT .
CASE IS DISMISSED
v' (Special Dlapateb to The JbsrnaL)
: Roseburg. Or,Janen. Andrew Os-1
borne, a . hop grower living near Wil
bur, nine miles north of hers, who wss
people are bow being tfrllted and 71 mors I under bonds for trial for criminal as-
are wanted to assist isauic on ma person or moso cnaiuon,
The .fourth of July- committee has I a uarterbreed girl, baa been discharged
" (RpMlal'Dapetrh to The Josrsal.) ,
Pendleton, Or June 14. J. C Loner
gan, the cattleman, la In town, having
Just- returned - from a trip to lfcho,
where ho superintended ths shipment
of a lot of cattle bought for hla bouse.
The price of cattle, according to Mr.
Lonergan. Is about ths same as It has
been for poms time, or at tS.7 a hun
dred for steers. . However, 4ut -fw
sales are being made at this figure. By
ths last of July all ths cattle will be In
first-class condition, and then the mar
ket will begin to open, though It Is not
vsry probable that ths pries will Jump
much sbove what tbsy are now,
Strsnge - as it may ' sssm ths ' berry
season Is having a tendency to lessen
ths demand : for meat In ths class,
PENDLETON COURT
PASSES SENTENCE!
TRUE STORY OF
VANCOUVER TREE
hot a "wrnrxss nu.' sats xss.
b. J. AJTBZXSOV. vr .a a-I
M1B w.t.nifl , TJT BOVKBABT
SISPUTS THAT
XAJU.T XZBTOXT OP
Smith, C. J. Bchnabel, M. B. Wakemaa,
A. ILKerh. R. D. Inman. H. C Bowers,
H. u. WQrtman, Herman vvuienoerg, j.
G. Mack. A. P. Tifft Big. Blchel. R W.
Hoyt J. Alnsworth. John HV.Hall
prepared the following list of prises to
be offered to federated trades and ira-
ternal organlsationa which .participate
In ths Fourth of July parade: Largest
percentage of men of any ons organis
ation. 100 second, largest percentage
of men of any ons
for want of enough evidence . to con-1
vicv - '" ' ' 't - ''-
District A ttorney Brown followed
every clus to obtain necessary testi
mony but failed.
The Frenchmen fled, while Anderson
carried 'Gardner to ths house and be
died within 'three days. This tragedy
put Short In possession of ths land,
but ws did not get our 11,000.
I have spoken of these matters ln or-
der to lead your, readers up to the fact -that
Short never knew this Cottonwood
tree from scores of. others that stood
around our house, which, if standing
now would bs 10 yards from shors la
ths' Columbia river.
In the Oregonlan article fa which I
havs alluded reference la made . to'
Olenn Rank, whom I havs known sines
his birth, and I have wondered where
TOWM.Iho goJUis early history of Vancouver.'
Lt mo Just throw a little light on this?
matter. . ,- ,-' I'-- .., t : '
Vancouver. Wash, June 10. To the rested .taken to Htnwn Prt.'
Editor, of f The Jourual--ttnrBas longtund. for trial, where he was acouittt
bean my deslrs to correct aa error that on ths testimony of W. R. 'Anderson, i
I observed ln the Oregonlan, of the la- who. heard Gardner say It would be l
sus of March , 104. Ths orror to Jft and righteous act to kill Short 1
. " Short -being: acoultted. . made a -trln,
V'"' ,
ionwood trss standing at the foot of "w- "'."ifi0''
fSmclal MmatrJ. n Th. Xanrn.1 1 Main itrHt in thS'Citr Of Vancouver. I ; " " urncu
Pendleton. Or, June 14.-In the cir- It is my desire to glvsth. readsrs of w.no?1L "bent "i J "'f
.It court thbi afternoon James Bren- your paper few fact, la relation to , 1 'J!2
$50: most elaborate
11 00: largest number
representing any fraternal
ganisation ' in line, 1100; rraternal or
labor .organisation with most attractivs
uniforms, silk nag. mounted. . Other
prises will be announced later. ,
,ony put rsjieo. - ; . ; , ouu courx tnm arternoon james Bren- your paper r " fsctlvs titles that many were compelled
largest percentage I wiepnons lino which ,. has I nan waa seniencea to ? aays tn jau ror wai "r": "r. ..1 . ir: ' to pay twice for their orooertv in nrrt.i.
orgmxatlon. where! been stabllshed frV this city sast eeduction. D. M. King to two years for may not embellished with s, Pturs L jlluo
Rank, bought 11 or 11 acr.s'
where .the old Short house Is
the membership exceeds 100, $60; Urgest j mon th f-""" and owned by the obtaining money under false pretenses, yet It will bs true. , of Glenn
PercnUgS of memtorahlp undeV loo! ub.crlbersj.as been In working order Hugh Roby to 15 day. in Jail for sell- . I cro.ed ths plains In "omlng
Hon. A. JB, Reames, who was reelected
a week a so as district attorney for the
, lonnwun oisoandea ana no similar ooy-1 first prosscuting attorney district oom
cott agency organised.". - . , - I prising Jackson and Josephine counties,
' " 1 " ' 11 1 I Is at- ths Portland hoteu Mr. Reames
. OOPPXJniZsVBT SZSS. , I is about to enter upon bis second term
las prosecuting attorney In his district
NOTED POLITICIANS
VISITING CITY HEPPNER KEEPS
HER MEMORIAL DAY
mwmSZimZ '" -mtMnr. On lh. lln. .r. l. raC H W.1. d i. M.DmSi t. rortll At tut " ZwTh. M tw. T.M S.Vm t
.WMI tobor .r- JCSf"'. ??. '' ...-. r J. SSL ' JSSSJ,,J2fffI ! lM;.iMkS inU
KIINU IS BELIEVED
TO BE THE KIDNAPER
on to Peel, a small plaoo in ths moun
tains SS miles east of hero, giving ths
residents east of that district . direct
communication witn .the county seat
(Sprclal Dlapateh to The Joaroal.)
Heppner, Or., June 14. Today, June
14, Is the data selected by ths cltlsens I
IMPROVEMENTS TO BE
MADEsAT HOT LAKE
? (Special Okpatch to Th JoornaL)
La Grande, Or., June 14. The Hot
about three months ws moved to Ore- " ' rounanouse. jar. Rank,
son CltTat wblch Place ws lived untU ,hwVer' number of other
f5 5L"y.r:TniC. .T.;7JS m to which hs wss holding on for a
mmeV hld bought"
land at Vancouver. Waah.. trfaa---tiAn
In t h 111 raBminltsAsanAsk T K .
hardship with a great deal or interest lie. T-Tm." .""
n-hrtn that when we moved to wooa ire.
. . w ; - . i tin it m mrw nJkTsVllSls ft m rm ..
Lake antoriura, which tm becoming j have been at Eagle harbor on the day
Seattle. Wash.. Jun. 14.-The police be- "?liJh I rrt deal ortater"t ln thl" 'ionce . I have told
ii.v. that inhn TTir. .v.- f.i I hardship with a great aeai 01 iniorov, i ... rr.h. , .,
arrested yesterday with ' his three ac
complices, is ths kidnaper of Brewttt
Baker, the baby who mysteriously dis
appeared five weeks sgo. He Is known to
' (Journal ftpcdal ferric) . . . A year ago he was ths Democratic nom- committee at a- recent meeting to oe ths United L States, will soon havs an- two of the gang carried the baby down SrIA ;:r.0n trouble but that I1 "ucn nonsense. Trustin
Farmlngton. Ms.. June 4.Mr Helen Ins for , congressman . against Blnger jtasnrM ss memorial fJ "0 room- to supply the sound, while King went into hiding &J$Z 'no .Son to him. ay,not consign this to til
new home Mr.
ons of ths most noted health rosorts In ths child was atoleV It 1. supposed that IvifA ""Tn
a w. li.j..v . . - . ..
Vanceufer there were but threo whit. 7". " "Tiw 1 ,nr'
S th.r. astds from ths Hudson '" rner of the government
Bay company. Upon arriving at our P' k ;
boms MR Allows imormoo my , . '
christening his claim." he nevsr did.
' Cof f fnberry. the national ' organiser of Hermann and. though defeated, ho made Heppner shall remain In - existence. In the great demand of the public who are nd from the camp near Seattle eommit-
ths W. C. T. U., Is dead.
OX1TEKAT WAS MTTsVDEBSD.
f , (Journal 8pclal Swrlce.) ',. -
' Mobile. Ala., Juns 14. News was re-
'":' eelved here by steamer from Puerto. Cor
: tes. Hondurss, today, of the assassina
tion of deneral Venegres at Torro dur
' ing the recent revolution. ' ' ; '
a brilliant campaign, cutting down the hr ' ,th0e" no os "le,r "ve" 10 "Wn ther from all parts -joT ; ths ted burglarlss, robberies snd other crimes.
normal itepuwican .majority in ns ois-i wuuviuu..v tv uuf . , ,.
trict by several thousand yotes. ; . J.yf. v ' " ' , The owners, Walter M. Pierce and Dr.
i, n p r-nhn nf RnaAhnro- iiit un.i Mum or nowers or .very variPtT i Phv. arn letting nut bid. tnr th rm.
tnr.cinrt from Dnurl.s eountv. is at th. I have-been furnished ths comtalttee that I dation work, and the traraerstructur. will I ' ..t rv ... m..
imnerlaL As the Democratic : nominee I are in Chari
I for the stats senate Mr. Coshow defeated
XAXAKA X.ODOB, X. OJf P.
1 .n..'-... A. ) . I . ' - ' . i VH.mv W .U1M U k I
rg. ui mw uruinnnou, ; i do wrewa ma xaat u men no nntTI r.i.. -nr..t, t,. a . xr.i ..I
l V" KWUWB U19 nT Wl WHW1I1VUUI ih 1 0. VDUn) IDIDrOVe-I T .X-a. XTn , IfIA TTnl.hfa T.UI.. I : " . ' . . aI . aI. -
A. d Marsters, ths Republican candldats c'mw vrUl begln. The cltlsens of .Hepp-1 ments to bs mads within ths next year officers for thVcomina- sst mm aarui in tne river,
IrXwJ fi7.i-JrST-r n7.I.!;': U.r .nd .nrroundtn countrr win fn.rJ will cot uoward of tiKo nns Th- 1t.Pc A0' a1"!-: f but hs returned again, and inasmuch as
should nay no attention to him.
Mr. FeUows further tod us that the
Hudson Bay company had taken this
man Short to Llnnton, a point six miles
below; Portland, where they leit mm,
but Short soon returned and th Hud-i
son Bav eomoany then put him and his
family aboard a batteau, a large boat of
waste baskst, I am.
: .MRS. & 3, ANDERSON.
BAPTIST CONVENTION
MEETS AT VANCOUVER
.nit ih. manas-ar of Binsor Hermann'a I ner and surrounding country will march
.....in.i Mnn.irn Thmiffh TVinr. I from the city to the cemetery and l grounds w
las county . is normally Republican by I etrew with flowers ths 800 graves that parks and. flower gardens
a heavy majority and though Marsters mark ths last resting place of (the bod-
is already a member or tne stats senate, I 01 -mow nwoYra ro we water.
Coshow defeated mm oy ; nearly zw ""' now
wu ; coat - pwara or : sioo.ooo. . The ...-.I- ...
out in , beautiful j w. A. Cadwell, P. C. ; Earl Stone, C. C;
votes.
of one year ago.
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AOKES AJbTS PAXJTS WZU BIS-
appba xp no, ABvxoa or this
voxTZJuns crraiar ts rox-
i-'H ftJ''''-iX &OWZS. '' ' .,'.JH?i
THREE DEPUTIES :
- OUSTED BY STOREY
In accordsnce with the order of - ths
county court adopted on Saturday, Sher-
KING MAY REVIEW -
AMERICAN: SQUADRONi
(Journal Special Srvlee.
Manchester, June 14.-The Manchester
BESSIE MAYNARD IS
: BURIED AT CIIEHALIS
1 (Special Dispatch to The Journal)
James Downing, V, C; Spencer Klrby,
prelate; W. A. Cadwell, M. of w.;
Stephen Mack. M. of fx The K. of R.
It B. and M. of E. wlU hold over unUl
the end of ths year.
ho had a family of three or four boys
and as many girls, they unfortunately
permitted him to remain. After ws had!
(SmcUI Dtipatdt to Th. Journal
Vancouver, Waslu Juns 1 4. Ths I4tl
O. A. O. 0XA8S DAT.
. (Spedal Dlapateh to Tb. JoarnaL)
Corvallls. Or.. JunS 14. Today Is class
Chehalls, Wastu Juns 14. -There was Iday - of commencement week. - At S
j A -woman's back has many-aches and
(.pains, ti , . . .. y, . . .
i i, Most times 'tis ths kidneys' fault
i Backache ts really kidney ache;
, That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure it
Many Portland word en know this.
Read what ons has to saySbout- it:
Mrs. H. Urtrln rM(no- o UKrt KmI
Anmn ninm Bjr: "i m giaa. to rec
j ommend Doan's Kidney Pills, for I know
, they are a reliable medicine for the
. kidneys, I bad trouble arising from
f those organs for several years, causing
'Piu.in iiir oicn Ma rheumatism.
Whenever I -caught cold it settled in
j my kidneys, rendering their action too
rrequeni ana greatly disturbing mv rest.
Learning about Doan's Kidney Pills I
Iff Storey today-discharged three' depu-i Dispatch understands-that at an "early
ties In the tax claim department leaving I date the American naval squadron will
seven, the maximum now allowed by the 1 visit British waters and will there b re
court:: iThose ' discharged " are: Paul loeived by the king. , ?. 4.
Deady,-Richard Clinton and Clarence H. j It is presumed the squadron referred
a very - Urge . attendance here at ths
funeral services over ths body of Bes
sts Maynard, daughter of Btats Treas
urer Maynard, who was brought here
for burial. Ths- funeral was held at t
o'clock, at the Presbyterian church. Rev.
J. R. Monfort officiating. , Ths Interment
was In ths Urauhart cemetery. A num.
ber of. well-known Olympla cltlsens and
Potndexter. ? In order, that no charge of to will consist of the. full ; European J Judges Hadley, Fullerton and Mount
favoritism might bs mads the chief clerk ( squadron as well as the vessels which
placed the names of the 18 deputies in I are now at Morocco. .. The American
. hat and drew from th. hat threa.1 ahowlnr will therefore h onnnf th.
slips,: roe three drawn being discharged. most . formidable ever seen in British
waters. The fact that it will or greeted
I by. the king lesds to the belief that ths
dlsplsy comes ag a result of. s direct
invitation,. . :- , i-'':.s;:;,;.if,: r"
of - the supreme court cams over from
ths capital with ths fsmlly. Thers was
s, wagon load of beautiful floral tributes
from loving friends.. . .
JAPANESE ADVANCE
BEIIIND.PORT ARTHUR
.' (Josraal 8pedal Servic.')
Sti Petersburg. .Juno? 14, -Ail bfflclal
dispatch reports that two Japanese dl-
PACZPZO UHTTSSTTT AXTXXT
-itSsseisi Dispsteb" to1 The josnsif f '
Pacific University, Or. Juns 14. To
day the 'closing exercises of the -acad
emy will be held at I o'clock in the after
:'s';i:ii-lJIWIS) COUWTT CXOP8. -
. (Special Dispatch to Th. JsirnaLl , ' ".
1 Chehalis, Wash.. Juns 14.- Ths crop
condition in Lewis county is not all that
could be desired, especially the spring
grain snd ths hay, which are ths heaviest-;
Fall grain looks vers, flne and
hops are good, but the hay crop will bs
short and the spring grain needs rain
vary badly. There was some showery
visions Monday began an advance to the (noon, and at I o'clock in the evening the weather last week, but the rainfall in
ths Chehalis valley was not sufficient
to do much "good. Thers was a light
frost ' Friday night Fruit1 will yield
heavier than for many yefcra.
got a box at the Lsue-Davls Drug Co.'s north of Pulandlen in ths rear of Port j anniversary associate alumni will meet
.win, vwi ". i amnui ana nira i Arthur and norm or Jtincnow. ' xne re- I
streeiB. ana ney nejpea me from tM ih. .T.n.n.u t.v luwnniAji l s ; sv .:: .i
time I commenced lo ue them.r I f Err Tj-nt.i. :Tn: ,nh.
Know li any one is troubled with back
ache or weak kidneys will tri- Dnin'i
Kidney Pills they will be wall satis-1 Vandegou.
ned witn tns results obtained ' I keep
them ln the house all , ths time and
sometimes take doss or two to tone 1
up my- aianeys.
For sale by - all dealers.
: . '' 'ti : r 4
Tou Dla Tung. Jantsia Tung and the I . ; U.. A. K CnCdllipniCllt :
heights of v. Llntsla . Tung, south V of At Hood :; Riv.r.V June 1S.1 and IT.
o'clock ln ths afternoon ths senior class
day exercises will be. held on the cam
pus, and at 8 o'clock In ths evening ths
senior entertainment will take place in
ths operarbouss. -
jj4;.f.. .. .. ;. .. .
W. A. a BZBSOXSSB.
lived, here for about three weeks my annual meeting) f ths Puget Sound Bap-J
fathsr having occasion to visit a neigh- tint ' association, ' composed of tha
bor. met s. man on the. highway. Both churches of southwestern Washlnrtnn.
men stopped, facing each other. - . - will commsnco this evening In the Bap
My father said: "I believe this Isttlst church, corner Eleventh and H. and
Mr. Short, is It not r will close on Friday. evening nsxt
The man rspusd, ,-tss mat is 1 my i x moat lntsresting program has beea
nanie." . . . arranged, ths general theme of whirh
My father " then said: "My name is i, Evangelism." Ths different meeting.
Kellogg, " who bought Mr. r Flow J Of tho association wfll bs addressed by?
land." ths pastors and others of th. .luinrlits
Mr. Short replied: "! think you ars tlon and bv leadina- mini.ter. r
On my land.". - Portland. '
My father sent this rejoinder: "Mr. m,, tneetlnr hi .v.nini win J a
Short, you attend to your own business, auc a ! Abbottr Tr,n
let m.(jalone and possibly w. may.be pogmm for lotorow wm beT
friends. At 1:3ft o'clock in th. .rnAnn
With this theyjsrted apparenUy 3 A:r. " .r iV-": .
IWaSS utuently crystallised Kl'wiby "'LIZ
into a reality, ... nt vunii
Ws remained here ' for about three .nlm.A., ,
'.' (Special Dtapateh to Ths JonrnaL)
-Pullman, Wash., Juns 14.-At ths
Washington 'Agricultural college this
buslnsss. conferringof diplomas by Hon. Vancouver. At the:end of this period tJ Ln ict ,d
Frank J. Barnard tf Seattle, president of my father sold out to sv -gentlsmsn "-VSoa? rV. S
ths board of regents, will take nlace In U. ri.r.r h mk. to hnid " - wuaV ssrmon--A Strong Church)
ths college chapeL - - crkA' tww father $Sb with whlchl orV BT...W. H. qibsom
to bind the bXrgain.' ana was to pay
11,000 on ths following -Saturday. Im
mediately Mr. Gardner took possession
and we moved to Llnnton. Mr. Gardner
abkasajtb rtnrEBAz.
: Preferred Stock Oann Oaoda.
Allen A T.ewle" Feet Brenil.
POKES OBOTS OAJUkXSBS.
saw by ell dealers. Price. 80
cents.' ronter-Miiourn vo.. BufTalo, N.
T., sols agents for ths United States.
f- Remember the name Doan's and
tslM no substitute.
( Waihlng toa Burnt .t The Joumat) ' .
V.ln-.nM T.. - 1 . T nA U nT.4.
I a VVMUIH.IV1I, A rAWJ (A .A I Ilftl'
i(hi was today appointed regular and
Ralph Watktns substltuts rural xarrlef
at Forest Grove. ,
Regulator Una steamers leave for Hood
River dally et 7 s m. Steamer Regu
lator' Thursday morning and ths hand
some steamer f Bailey Gatserf tomor
row . (Wednesday) morning, at 7 a. m.
Low round trip tickets now, on sals to
maw:MAniAt).wmmxMOM, ;
Washington. Juns 14. -Th Commer
cial National bank et JCendleton, ' Or,
was today authorised' to begin bustneas
veterans .and their friends. ; Excellent I with, 160.000 capital. Clyde Beach" Is
meals on board. At ths sign of The I the president, T.G. Halley. vlce-pfeal.
usiies, loot Alder st t'hpns, Main tl. I dent and W. L Thompson, cashiers
Ths funeral services of ths late Mrs.
Jans Abraham will bs held at ths Cen
tenary Methodist Episcopal church, cor
ner East. nn anr East Ntatn streets.
at t:S0 p. m. tomorrow. x:-,i--?;-:?--$
The pall bearers will be as follows:
W. R Chase, William Smith. J. C, Rdb-
erts, J. D. Lee, Xevt Reed, W.; W. Car
penten C. M. Plerson, N. Kennedy, O, J.
Bales,.:;; MM'-H? f'-vw.V.r:'iWysi(;'
PrafSRSd Btook Oannsd Ooada.
AUsn & Lswls Best Brand. . ,
2UCR-MCHFHIKE-TC3ACCC
liOTS FKMAN-NTIY CUHES
fO rUUkMKTKULMS
lfrirVlTITOTt- BOItTLAND TZ.
began to build fence-ons morning, hav
ing for-his helper T,R Anderson.
Working hard all - day they cam out
on th next morning to find their new
fence torn down, rebuilding It that day,
wlth-th same result ths nsxt morning.
-'Notwithstanding the fact that .Mr
Gardner was an episcopalian preacher
he became exasperated at this and said
to ' Anderson: s "I ttellevo It , would bs a
righteous .act to kill that man." f .
y Nearby, however, was a little village,
called fCanacker town."1 to which point
Gardner went ana secured 40 of these
Frenchmen to - help him rebuild his
fence. They had not been working
long when the report of a gun was
heard, this wss followed by another
and Mr. V ml -t fc ;i riortally woundad. j
No Time Like Nov
To buy those Oxfords, and
there's no Oxfords like the
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