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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON1 DAILY ' JOURNAL. PORTLAND, - TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE .21, lDt 4 fpiDPiiiT rniiDT - QUEEff CONTEST: HELD TO iCCOUflT TO.IfJPROVESALEfJ untuu. tuuai SITS AT EUGENE FOR ROACH ESTATE MONTANA COURT RAILWAY SYSmi 1 UNUSUAL CASE IN GROWS EXCITING r Xl ' ' TATTMATM !'.' SBCXTBIIS ; ZJBA2) A0AIVUT MISS SMJIOSS ' u a cxora sxcoro W wrs cab- v .r. 1 Tha queen-voting contest la Hearing ln end. For the past several days it haa ( aeenVgeneraliy believed that the rate , lay MtwMt Mlaa Margaret Paffmth the '.candidate of the fraternal orders,' and f Miss Anna Simmons of the labor union. Wise Slmmona baa led tha race for al .nwst a week, stepping ahead of Miss : .raffrath, who had held flrat place evar since the contest began. Laat night at ,. ia o'clock Mia. Paffrath again took tha load by a majority ef ltl votes. Miss I Paffrath bad than polled 6,522 votea and Misa Simmons M- Today at 1J ; o'clock tha yotaa were counted, show v lng that Miss Paffrath atlll bolda the supremacy, having polled ,2 votaa.to Miss Slmmona' l.S7, giving tha former a gain of 167 votea. mxxmm ciaxxc nox xxzovro, jajczsTS. MXncnauBr, jsbtwzx 911,000 AITS $20,000 COtTBT 2XSA2 low xmnnnxTM oxAJtati or si&,ooe. i James It Humphrey, aa executor of tha estate of Carolina 1L Roach, must aorouot to tha helra tea between 1(.O0 and 120.000, or about double tha amount ha claimed was due tbera la hla final aooount In an oplnlonalven this morn ing County Judge .Webster ao held, add ing that to aay tbe least Humphrey has been very careleaa in discharging his duties aa executor, haa made bad loans and aa an accountant la a failure, Hum' phrey ia held responsible for loans mad without proper aecurity. About $9,000, which Humphrey claim ed for extra compensation, waa disal lowed . by tbe court, as - well is M.OO0 for office rent and various Incidental Items of expena. Mr. Roach died about 11 years ago leaving her property to ber three chil dren. For two or three yeara Hum' m ssaxxa , Airs oomcmsD tn ' ' shoostd 1 ;; Bsajuna, CiAms VS2UHC AOTg AS AOQtrXTTA X rntST BilatB XiaKT OF SAU, Another surprise was tn store for the pnrT aa executor made semi-annual re Judges. Mlaa Mae Meaon. woo naa a required by law. and then dla- shown JitUa etrengtb in the previous continuj tha practice.. Judge Webster counts, now occupies third place, with tnt investigation of tbe affairs of I.11S votea. and la regarded at the prea- gUU ,n whcn reports had not been ' ent moment aa one of the moat form id- mi about H months ago, or a- few able contestant ' : montha after he had assumed hla posl- iw.iainnra.i vwuv, t01 on the Multnomah bench. Hum contesf on a strictly Impartial has la, n d n, counsel objected to filing and Intend to de as. A .umber of of- w put tpon utMt being Is fers have been made by supporter of BUtAtrltA to get the heirs te algn a different candidates to pay any sum re- i. ..hirh Mch' ti tn twelve , (Special Dispatch te Tbs Joaraal.) , , Helena, Mont. June II. Arguments are being made toaay in me supreme court on a writ of review directed te District Judge' Clements to ascertain he exceeded hla Jurisdiction la re- leasing Thomas Keerl on ball. . Keerl waa tried for murder in the first degree and convicted In the second decree. On being granted new trial by 1 tbe . eunrem court, be applied for re lease on ball, bis attorneys urging that conviction In the second i degree waa equivalent to an acquittal of murder In tbe llrst degree. " ' ; . ' - Judge Clements coincided with thla view, whereupon the state applied for writ of review, and tbe supreme court directed Clements to show cause w.by a writ of supervisory control abonld not issue. On this arguments are being heard , today by tbe . supreme court Great Interest attache to the case. - oxAjra jtrmr chosxst to zittkstz- oats xix.zxvo or xorru foitba - ov oasx surossp or'nourt- taTOoxromATOxs or arxw com " tmmt tax cxAxaa or cmuirr ,'xxam m tsaotxok ooic'att vrOBTZaLaTXr. MAT ' M oonrxoTzs MUNICIPAL ELECTION HELD AT THE DALLES quired to elect the queen, but such prop ositions have received no consideration. 'i'lie management haa received word j "T . report in which each' waa to receive about 1100 and an Interest In property of jrora mo King jnn . rua. . . . . . ln whch th- ,moun. V!".lJ,mwJtm te them w raiaed t-IM Purther objections were entered and he filed a supplemental report, admitting that $,475waa their due in final aet tlement They went into court some time ago. : . . -' The executor "was allowed , credit for interest paid on notes and disbursements aggregating IMJ4.M. r " ', TV'-;, I1ER DENIES , RUMORED SALE They entered objection and Humphrey hearty reception accorded bis courier, end he announces that ne will soon leave with hie retinue for Portland, to arrive . at high noon on June It. Elaborate preparations are. being made for hla re- ' ception. ' . ' ; - The Flying Bambards have left Chi cago and will be la the city by the Ust f the week, to be ready for the opening day. . Phil V. Green, who will descend ' the spiral tower on gilded globe,, has left bis home in Cincinnati, and will aoon arrive In the city to begin actual practice. lie brings his complete appa ratus with him. -.i ' . . - i ne vote for queen of the carnival at . t.'SO p. m. today: -, Margaret Paffrath ......... Anna Simmons .............. ....(.711 bessie Aaron ..................I.101 Mae Mason .................. I.Ul Anna Mabel Atkinson . . ,S,SS3 . Pearl Bones ..2.130 ftetha Fowler ............... ....l.tll i Fanny Hendee ....1,801 Mu Bones is 111. but hag not with ' drawn from the race. 1 i . fiAUDE ADAKIS IS : : VERY RETIRING i Maude Adams arrived from' Sacra mento in good spirits and good health. Pursuant to her custom while on long western tours, however, aha immediate ly retired to her apartment after a light breakfast thia morning, and denied her- . self to all callers for ;he day. Neither does she do like Anna, Held and tber strenuous members of the dramatio pro fession spend part of each day tn open air athletics, walking or riding and for -that reaaon aha will see but. little. of Portland during the first day of her Vbilt. ;,!,..',,! "Miss Adami haa stood the fatigues of, her present tour remarkably well, said a member of her company. "She : hopea to reach hep country home, en Long Island about the middle of July In condition to thoroughly enjoy her 7nrnmervacatlon.T"' She 1s" a domestic little person, has a delightful country ; home,' and la already planning just what will happen In the way of Joys in sum mer living. r .,,.,..:'-."' "Thia will be the second appearance of Miss Adams in northwestern cities. Her other appearance here waa with the Empire theatre etock company in tbe early '80s. Tbe other visit waa enjoy able, and ahe haa looked forward with -pleasure to the present one." . ' .;-.. : "-.Miss Adams agreed to give an extra matinee performance tomorrow. . J Oeorge W. Weidler denlea that he has parted with hla water front property to the Northern Pacific, aa published In a morning paper today, and adda that he cannot understand why auch statement have been made, alnce they are without foundation la f act. -'. , ' . - It was stated that Mr. Weldler had old his water front property oa North Front atreet after telegraphic communi cation with tbe office of President El liott of the Northern Pacific. ' There ia ao troth in the story," aald Mr. Weldler. "Some auch a deal haa been pending, but it haa not been con summated, and why auch a statement waa made without any authority I can not understand. I would be gratified If those Interested In my business af fair would discover ,f what they are writing about' before they , rush into print - ..;;.'. r. .... ...t : " -, Thla property waa sought by - the Northern Pacific some yeara ago during Mayor Rows a administration and it was for a time thought that the road would use the property for terminal tracks, but the franchise granted by the city allowing the company the use of certain streets connecting with the property were not satisfactory to the company And the entire matter was dropped. The franchises only permitted the North ern Pacific to use the streets for freight purposes, the idea of the council .being that all local roads ehould use the Union depot, and that If promiscuous traffic privileges were given' depots .would be scattered over" the city. " Because It was not given the right to operate passen ger trains over these tracks the North ern Pacific refused the proffered fran chisee and the deal with Mr. Weldler fell' through.. Y- '.; ? - ;'.. . (Sprelai Dispatch e The Jouraat) The Dalles, Of., "June Jl. Yesterday the election of mayor, treaaurer and water 'commissioners . for Dallea City resulted as follows: There were' two tickets Jn the field, the regular and In dependent' On the ' regular - ticket were for mayor, F. a Gunning, the present Incumbent treaaurer, C i. CraadaU. present Incumbent; N. J 8lnnottj water commissioner at large. . i . . Independent ticket waa, composed of these candidates: Mayor, F. A. 8eu fert; trees user, Ed Kirta: water com missioner at large, N. J. Blnnott - ' ' Those sleeted are F, A. Seufert may or, 171 majority; treasurer, Ed Kurts. lit majority; .water commissioner at large. N. X Blnnott, no opposition. Councllmen Flrat . ward, F, vv. Wil son and P. Pagan. - Second ward, F. H, Wakefield and W. E. Walther. : . Third ward, P. J. Btadelmaa and . W. Chlldere. ; The present board of water commis sioner was re-elected, wltav the excep tion of Vlnoe Circle, who was elected ln place of Hans Hansen of the Third ward fined Dispatch t Tbe loaraat) . ' Eugene, Or- June 11. The regular term of circuit court convened in thla city yesterday, . A grand Jury, consist ing of the following, waa chosen: XL P, Williams, Thomas tieevey, Z. Kinteley, O. Bennett Robert Griffin, Jacob Gates, Amos Johnson. . 11 ' . .' ; Among the cases to be looked into Is that of the killing 'of Louis Poitraa by Charles' 11 lot t near Ixrane, recently. the coroner s jury having exonerated Elliott '' ;" ..''',' v.'i ' ; Among the -cases disposed of during tbe flrat day. of court were: J. U. Brown against Theresa Folder wert and Nick Kelderwert, to 'recover money, verdict for plaintiff, , ; Z. H, Bingham against . C JU Ralney, to recover money, Judgment for Ii60. Hand Densmore against M, Svarvernd. to recover money. Judgment for $2(4.74, attorney fee of lit and Interest at I per cent from September I, IStt. Tbe board of school directors of Flor ence, Lace county, have let the contract to I N. Roney of Eugene for the ereo tlon of a new school building to cost about 11,900, bonds, tor which were re cently voted by the district Mr. Roney has Just returned from Florence, where he closed the contrtct with the direc tors, , 1 . ',.V -; '.'... ';:' Synxn ixuk jt suotbxo tura. j v The Kind You Have Aftrayj Conshi- an! tvLldt h&$ "bem " w ..wver. v. years, mis Dome th slrmatnr of..? St t ' ' m a ..-. - . . . m i i -' uas Dcen maae nnaer ni per- , t&gjfy ' o11 taperrlilon since its Infancy.' All Counterfeits, Imitations and Jast-a-good"are bat Experiments that trifle) with and endanger the health of " Inlants and Chlldren-Experience affainst Eiperlmcnte CORVALLIS CROWD . ; -. JS DISAPPOINTED ST. JOHNS CITIZENS TO HOLD MEET .(pedal Dispatch te The Jeeraal.) St John- Or June 11.--A mait-mMt. lng will be held here Wednesday even ing, June 1 J, for the purpose of discuss ing the advisability of bonding tbe town for money with which to build a city nan, install, fire apparatus! and provide for other necessary Improvement. A petition 1 also being Circulated to have Jersey street graded from the brow Of the hill to the railroad, and Edi son atreet from St , Johns park to the wooicq mills. , (Special Dkpateb te Tbe JoeraaL) . Corvallia. Or., June SL -A horse race between animals belonging to Oeorg- Brown and Oene Tortora was run on the track south of town yesterday after noon for a purse of $100. A large crowd of men assempled) to witness the event nut tbe race was declared a foul and tbe purs was not awarded to either party. .Another race i will be held be tween the eame animals hereafter.! Oeorge Tut tie of Portland Is la Cor vallia on business this week. : . Nearly all the visitors who were ln Corvallia last week for commencement have departed for their homes, and the uaual quiet, that follows th. close of college has set In. , , ., . Haying 1 in progress In Benton coun ty this week and the work will bo j rushea la order to miss the rains that usually fall about the Fourth.' , . : Bert Turner haa been' released from the county jail, where he has served' a 10 days' sentence for carrying concealed weapon, y-t, . .,,v,w-,u,(t - ' . FAMOUS NATURALIST ' ' DJES IN VICTORIA - . 1 .-. I v . -'V--? (Bpeclal Dispatch to The , Joaraal.) ' Victoria, B. C June- U.John Fan nin, formerly curator of the provincial museum here, died yesterday, ajred 13 year. He was ,ope of the pioneers of tha. province, eoming. overland to Carl boo in the daj' of the gold rush. , He The St Johns BvsawlleaT torcViio- . lt0"..tnfcJl0a,o'tu"1 bl served 'Children's day la the church par lors last evening. A good program waa rendered, and the church had been beau tifully, decorated for the occasion, ferns and rosea being used. -s . ' At the school eleotlon tonight a clerk of the board sad one director are to be eieciea. , j . ,. v- game, many of the animals for which ha shot himself. - This, was presented to the province fix 1886 and formed the nu- ctque oi io ctiieoraiea museum. , At the laat session of the legislature, owing to his declining health, be was superannuated. He , was widely, known for work in his branch. One species .of mountain goat who named after him. and ia ,cajiea, mi uvia jranmnit. DR CHARLES W LEWIS jmy 'BE GUILTLESS ' DIESJN.WY0M1NG BUT SERVES 15 YEARS STATE CAVALRY TO GO INTO CAMP BARBER LAW IS UP ' IN SUPREME COURT v f . Argument on the constitutionality of the barber law will begin in the supreme court Aezt Tuesday. The question ha ,come before, the highest tribunal of the . state , on ; appeal from the decision of Circuit Judge George, who held the law to be 'unconstitutional In the case of H. I.. Brlggs, on behalf of whom habeas corpus proceedings were Instituted - by y Attorney Frank Grant , i r The decision of Judge George waa on ' ahe ground that the legislature had , delegated- its authority to the atate board of barber examiners, Instead of prescribing the qualifications of barbers Itself. Attorney Grant will conduct the - argument' for Brlggs, the respondent, .while Attorneys 'John F. Logan and R. W, Galloway of Portland and John Mo Nary of Salem Will represent the state board of barber examiners, which Is the i appellant. District Attorney Manning - and hi former deputy, Arthur C. Bpen i cer, appeared for the state in the clr v rult court, but will probably not go be fore. the supreme court casnsvTXAui cokmittzb. : Orders were Issued from the offloe of the adjutant-general of the National Guard thla morning directing the atate troops concerning their uniforms and equipment on the annual encampment at American lake, near Tacoraa, July 7-21. The orders were amended so as to In clude troop A, cavalry, which will ac company the other branches of the service on the trip. It was feared for a time that the available funds would be Insufficient to meet the expenses of the troop, and orders were Issued sending the cavalry on a practice march. The orders that were Issued today, however, were amended ao as to Inclurde the troop. , .' s- . . . (8pecUI Dlapateh t The JearaaL) -V Greely, Col June 11. Dr. Charles Wlllard Lewis, president of the Unrvr slty of Wyoming, is dead of pneumonia after week's illness. He wa well known aa a preacher and lecturer of na tional reputation. , l- . ... i -Charles Wlllard Lewie was bora at New .Trenton, Ind., August SO, I860. He waa a son of Nancy and R. L. Lewi He waa High school principal In Brookville, Ind., from into to 18S, and was a post graduate etudent of Harvard ln the sum mer of 1895. ' rnaL) "' (Jipuraal gpeelal Berrloe.) " ; Chicago, June al.- The committee on credentials ' was organized with Me- Comarof iMaryland chairman, and Stew - art, oi Illinois Secretary.. There are now It contests to be decided. i The committee on oermanent ornn. liatlon elected Gen. W, H. JOhnson kit jNeW Jersey chairman, and Govern., 'Carter Of Hawaii secretary. The com- trilttee' oh resolutions elected Lodge of Massachusetts chairman and Clark of Wyoming secreUry. -A committee of 11 was appointed to prepare a platform and recess was then taken until ,4V o'clock ,': this afternoon..-' V:V'.' 'p- r'. . M. WITTENBERG IS ELECTED DIRECTOR The school election yeaterday after noon resulted ln the re-election of M. Wittenberg aa director, with practically no opposition. A few scattering votos were cast for other persons, possibly about 16. It was rumored a few days ago that there would be a move to se cretly put up a candidate to defeat Mr. Wittenberg, but tbe publicity given the matter ln the newspapers resulted In defeating the scheme. Mrs, L. W. Sit ton will now be the chairman of the board, by virtue of being the lpngest in oince. The board elected a part of the teach ers at the meeting held yesterday after noon, and it ia expected that the re mainder will be elected at the special session this afternoon, when the result will be made public. SANITARIUM SUED '. FOR WOMAN'S DEATH NATIVE, DAUGHTERS DISBAND SOCIETY Following in the wake ot the state or ganisation of a Native Bona of Oregon, which 'dissolved after flourishing for a time, the Native Daughters of Oregon decided to drop their organization. The grand cabin of the native daughters met In sixth annual session" yesterday; and decided to drop the present organisation and. reorganise next September: In ; a manner that will include native eons in Its membership.1 Mrs. Julia A. Gault of McMlnnvllle, ' president, - recommended this change In her. morning address to the delegates. . The new organization will tnolude In Its membership the hus bands of native daughters and the wives ef native aons. i ;; The president Mrs. Gault; Mrs.' Welch, the past president and Mrs.- Mary - Kuykendau were the recipients of appropriate Jewel pins, pre sented by the members of the grand cabin. ''',' l :; "ji QAM XOBBBK WKWttBtfl (Bpeclal DU patch te The Yoornal ' Helena, Mont, June JLr-Because he believes- an unsupported confession Should not Secure a conviction. Gover nor Toole has declined to extradite from Kansas City William Miles, who a few days ago confessed to tbe murder of a Montana nrakeraan ia years ago. At the same time Governor Toole has ; pardoned from the state prison William! wait ham,' whom Miles declares Is ln-i nooent, but who wa convicted for the crime .to which Miles has confessed, and who has served 19 years of bis sen tence. . Waltham was Bent to prison on his own confession.' Xt Is now believed! that tot h men n red at the brakenfltn, and each ' supposed himself the mur derer, ,;. ,.;'- ;',,. w -f..;. " ' (-- tIpatch te Tbs Joaraal.)' -Salem. Or., June 11. Control of the property of the ClUsens Light Trac tion , company baa been formally as sumed by the Incorporators of tbe new company. , Mr. A. Welch, who will be manager of the company, and Mr. Ed ward Hall of Baker city arrived in the city yeaterday, and. after a- short In spection Mr. Welch returned to Port land on business. He will return . td Salem within a few days, and will then begin pushing the many Improvements which are to be put through, Mr. Welch is familiar : with Salem, is he traveled through this Section fox five years, sell lng eleotrloal supplies. He 1 an elec trician ot practical experience, having been In the business for 17 year i Mr. Welqft stated - that he had pot been among the people long, but had no ticed much ill feeling against the old company, and his first aim would be to heal these sore spot He waa going to overhaul the entire system. Improving tbe roadbed and painting the cars,, and In other ways' renovating them. .Mr. Welch waa not Inclined to talk freely, but if he carries out all of hi present Intentions, as Intimated yeater day, the shange ln the system wlU mean a great deal for Salem, and Will be at least a partial realisation of the eher lahed hopes ' of Salem people to some time have la their midst a modern rail way system. In going over the line the flrat thing which attracted hla eye ss needing Immediate attention was the lines running to thessylum and peni tentiary. He proposes to build a con nectlng line from on Institution to tbe other and form a loop, so that cars ma make a continuous circuit , and thus give twice the service with the same number of car This will be done as soda a practicable, provided a right of way can be aecured. ' .'.'" '.-., , The plan will include the proposed extension of-tbe fair grounds line into a continuous loop, a has been talked of for some tim Mr. Welch was not prepared td say if thla will be done be fore the next state fair, as It. wUl have to await Its turn in the general plan of Improvement ; There Is also a possibility of extend ing the Una across tbe steel bridge, to make connection with the Salem and Dallas railroad,' provided the latter project Is pushed to a successful con clusion, and there seems to be so doubt ot this being don ; -'. . r ' ' This would greatly add to tne value of the proposed new road from Dalla If - passengers and - freight could - be brought within the city. The line would carry both passengers and freight and there will ho doubt be a determined st xort made to' Induce Manager Welch to make thla extenalon. , ' .', ; , . -' Sleotrle XJaa to yortlaneV ... ' From the many rumors now current It seems .taat Salem la. yet. to be con nected with Portland by electrlo motor line, and that within the near iutur In fact an agent is -now on the road. and claims to have the right of way 69 feet wide along .tha. Salem and Port land road, from Canamah to the Eugene Bckerlen ranch, Juat north of Balem, and last evening mad advance with that gentleman looking to securing tht fight of way through his farm. '- ; - Mr. Eckerlen now haa a contract made out to Lester B. French. ' a resident of Portland, and the agent aald to Mr. Eck erlen that the, line was to be extended from Canemah td Salem a soon as the right Of way "was secured. It Is also claimed that the Oregon Wafer Ppwer company, owners of the Portland and Canemah line, 1 th company which re cently took over the Salem railway and lighting system, and that th Canemah line is simply a portion of their proposed- system of - suburban lines, -of which. Salem will be made th central point Rumors to this effect have been current ever since the change in the ownership of th Salem plant was made, and the appearance of Mr. Welch in Salem yeaterday would Indicate that he waa interested and there swaa truth in them. The agent on the road securing the right of way Is accompanied by a Woodburn real estate agent Water bury who Is familiar with the owners of the land. Mr. Welch stated In Salem yesterday that his company proposed to build suburban lines. Including one to Silver ton, and, possibly to connect with the Canemah line. u " 1 ' . t ' - Whotlc) CASTORIA Castorta Is a tannics fubltut tax Castor OH, Poroe ' sorlc, Drops and Soothlnff SjTups. It is ricasant. I i contains ttelthef Opium, Morphine nor other NarcotifJ -ubitanco. Its tige Is .Its crttarantee. It idestroys Wormt ;v ..- utd allays Fsrerlfhjaesav It cures Diarrhoea and Vind ' Colic It relleTcs Teething Trouhles, cures Constipation and'FIatulencr. It assimilates the Food reirnlatea thA ! titomach and Dowels, gitlnjr healthy and natural sleep , The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. . elnriuiriE CASTORIA alwayo Bears thd Cirrnaturo The Kiiitt You Hayo Always BongM in Uso For Over 30 Years. w . SI Follow Thi Flagu- TAKE THE VVABAQH THE OTJLY LKJE v i 1 r . , 1 ' TO 5 7 ' " ' MAIM ENTRAKCf. .': ROSS C. CUNG, IP. C. P. Agt. Lbs Angeles, Cat. I, DRINK THE OLD AND RENOWNED j ; GAMBMS LAGER BEER : SEND ORDERS FOR BOTTLED BEER TO OFFICB, 793 , WASHINGTON , ST. TELEPHONE No. 1VJON 43. BOTH PHONES. MATTHEW JENNINGS , TAKEN TO ASYLAH (3pclal Pispatcb to The Joaraal.) RitxvlUe. " Wasn., June .il. I. R, Fraaer, conilned here on a charge of rob bery, nas oroxen jail. ..Tne carea were unlocked preparatory ' to dolna; some work when be escaped. . He was a car robber. No clue to his whereabouts has been found. "... ' r BZ.AhCBs roa szsASTxm. NICE OXFORDS A pair made right, that will fit rlf ht and wear riaht for the Fourth of July and Carnival week.; Oet in tbe ewim of style. Prices here Vcndayn Q Walton s , -TSMT; '. ' W lXl'liES. ; T WasMaffto) St, het. 8d aa 4th. f John Callahan declares that the death of Agnes Callahan was due to the neglt- rence of the Sanitarium ' association. He filed suit In, the circuit court latf Saturday to recover damages from the i company In the amount of $5,000. The woman set Are to her ..clothinr and burned to death while a patient at the saniianum last summer. ? The suit Is brought toy? Callahan as ! aQmiaisiraior or the woman's estate. . (Journal Special Service.) ' t. ' I Tremont, N. J4 . June- 21. Inspector Henry Ludenberr,. of the United States Inspection, service, is held In 1500 ball by order ofthe coroner, to await the re sult of tne slooum Inquest. ' '. Schilling's Best mustard is pure, if anyone wants it; make your own compound. - paQH xs atassnro. - . Schillin&p's Best - mustard 'bX71ISK compound is ready for, use- io'tn. VmoLtce1 .TS' S f0r fa provemeni 01 mat street a page of is more convenient me remonsirance , oearlng their names IS. said . to have mtlttrlnnilu Vllaan. par4"from the elty auditor's nfflca. I ' " ' ' " ' ' "PORTLAND" RESUMES . WITH NON-UNION MEN (Journal Bpeclal Berries. ) Victor, Colo., June Jl. The Portland ...... w. " u,B U1VIM4HI W,llt non-union men. A , oommlaaion' ap pointed by the Military Mine Owners' association was at the mine to pass on tne eligibility or the men. Unionists are barred from the property. PLEADS NOT GUILTY OF MURDERING. YOUNG (Special Dispatch te Tbe Joaraal.) Koseburg, Or., June 1L Matthew Jen-1 nlngs was taken to the insane asylum yesterday. '' He Is Inclined to. kill every I one near mm. He leaves a motner, who lives ln Pennsylvania, and a wife, The Douglas county w. C. t. u.'oon? ventlon will open here Wednesday even I lng next at tne M. Hi. cnurcn. . : It Is now setued that tne District 1 fair will be held at Eugene on Septem ber 20, 21. 22, 22. ; j . STRONG . j...-- i . . .. . . ' t- .i--'. h "1. TESTIMONY n& BtXTSOXAV, ZnresUeas, "I a w. larowus. Portland, Ortgon Rates from $1 to $2JO per 4ay T jarowMa MasMMrar. European Plan Only Seventh sb4 Washington Streets ' (Jonraal 8pcll Serviee.) ; '. New York; June .21. -A formal -plea of not guilty was 'made by Mrs. Nan Patteraon today when ahe was arraigned ana ennrgea with; tne murder of Book maker Caesar xoung. . : Her counsel asked that the trial be held In July, but the court , suggested that botn sides confer and choose a data This . Is"' Portland , Testimony and . Will : Stand 'Investigation' FRANK GUGLIELMO . ; PLEADS NOT GUILTY i':-.''bp-iic?.'' l' 11 . '' .' 1 ""'iV;:i Frank f tJugllelmot charged with the murder of Freda Garaclo, entered a plea or not gumy at this afternoon through his attorney, Daniel Murnh. Hlls trial was set for next. Tuesday morn lng before1 Judge Oeorge and! the ease will be heard by a Jury drawn from the regular panel oy special venire. - ,vv ' .XOXAXZS XS Z.CTSB. ' V ; . (Joarpal Special Service.) 1 I' San. PomtngOt June SI. Senor Morales waa elected president, and Senor Cacerea vice-president, today, and the revolution is thereby formally ended. V - si' r 1 iV .1 n .hjli tsnr-i-i In jvit'''"-' ,i rxxjLWLL ours cvnaxxari (Jouraal Spec 11 Berrlce.) ' Washington, June 21. The agreement providing cunrency Tor the new Republic of Panama to the extent of $3,000,000 In suven waa signed yesterday If you doubt the following and. wish to investigate, you haven't to go to some other state in the Union to prove it. It's not a long story - published ln Portland newspapers ' about a resident of Kalamasoo, Mlclu, or Tampa, Fla. It's about a resident of Portland and given In her Own words.! ' No stronger proof can be hao..if:S:fvi s.:S;,fcvs,M Mra J. -o. Stearns -or Mt, Tabor, llv lng on West avenue, J wife of J. O. Stearns, real estate dealer, with- office In the . Washington block, on - Morrison atreet, says: "The merit of Doan's Kid ney Pills. Is' beyond question, i My hus band procured a box for me at the Laue- Davis Drug Co. store, corner of Yam hill and Third streetsr and their use re lieved me of backache and. other symp toms of kidney complaint, which had given me considerable annoyance for some tlma Any one suffering from this most prevalent ailment, judging from" my own experience and from the benent I received, will consult their own health and comfort by arlvina Doan's Kidney Pills a trial" - , 'or sate oy ail aeainra Fiioe l!A cents a , box. - Foster-Mllbum Co., J5uf faJo.i N. Y., sole agents for the United States. ' . Remember tfla name nntn'tu.n 4,1,. HA A.KB . "DIDN'T HURT A BIT". Is Vyhat They Say , We can extract one or all your teeth . without hurting a bit, and put In new teeth the same day If you de al re.- , . M , , , j k Our system of crown and bridge work Is simple, quick and painless. : Established ln Portland IT yeara' : The reaaon we advertise la tc you know where we are.': ' SB. Z f. WISZ. WISH to let ' 1 SB. w. a, VUS. BROS..' DE1NTISTS ; . j 20S-212 FAILING BLDO. Open evenings till '. , Sundaya from 0 to t Comer THIRD AND WASHINGTON. - Phone. Maiir, PGR TLA ND , CL UB CA FE .--:- 130 Fiftb Street, Between Washington and Alder HERP.IITACE VVHISKEY SCHLITZ BEER AH Leading Brands of Clears. . :-: - Lunch at 9 pi m i'fv-;.'...!.;.'. v-..-.. i.f--sv-i t.;''''.'f',..!;y' v;' .a ftltieiJtslaWts JOURNAL . VANT ADS PAY D!SST ' ;