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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND,' WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY 27." 1904. '
SHERIFF RAIDS
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IS DASHED FROM
WHEEL AND KILLED
A WEEK OF SPECIALS IN
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x Whether or' not keno coma under
,tb hM4 of gambling undr th statuts
la to b determined br . th oourta.
'Sheriff Word nd hla deputies raided
.tha game at tit Portland oiub last
night and arrested ths proprietors and
Ova pUysrav Thsr wara' released on
their paraonal reoogaisano. and ' thla
'.morning wr arraigned before Justice
Baton, pleading not rainy, xneir unu
'beeen at 1 o'clock thla afternoon.
Money and paraphernalia wara aalaad
i by tba omoara. Tha . amount aacurad
4 waa about - IT,--. Tba "goos - aeekV
' ta which tba Ivory baUs bearing nura
bara ara ehaken, was a part of tba
nrroarty of tba club takan as avtdanca.
i"Ooos necks' ara hard to obtain and
Jthara will ba no kaao at tha Portland
'club until tha determination of tha mat
! tar by tha oourta. -..
!. A .raid waa alao made on a blackjack
gama.oondnetad la tha establishment pt
ILaJ Vi; n coucn street, .in raid
ieaussd a commotion, though evidently
iavruintMd. ' Tba door waa alajnraed In
tha shsrtffs fsoe and tha light put out
Many of tha player aaempad to adjoin
tng atruotura over boards jliosd from
window to window. Fiv Chines and
Cra Japanese wara captured .end lm
erlsonad. ' .
Whan taken before Jnatlo Baton this
imrnlni Lai Wei' bonds wara placed
at 1159 and those of the players at 50
One Japanese hid under a bad and had
to ba hauled out by Sheriff Word. - A
Chinaman lost his head and ran wildly
around tha room until euSad by a dep
uty., when he cowered In a corner and
permitted the handcuffs to ba placed on
hla wrists. The money on the tables.
the cards, a poster reading "Limit &
and a trunk were taken as evidence.
Including money In Lai Wat's pocketa
and in the trunk, -the officers secured
about 1500.
Ths raid on tha Portland club was at
tended by little excitement The depu
ties assembled on tha corner" of Ftflh
and Alder streets, snd when Sheriff
Word And TJndersheiiff Morden entered
tha club aulckly followed. The door of
tha keno room was barred ana we
subu of all the players, about 49 In
number, taken. Several escaped by
rear entrance. Peter Grant aooompanled
tha sheriff to ths court ' house and
creed to stand personally responsible
for tha appearano of bis employes.
They were then released. - - .
Several trregulailtiss have been round
In tha ramblers bond a :. They do not
Invalidate the Instruments but bare at
tracted attention. On one bond of Aug.
vst Ertckson only the name of. H. Tk
Qrlffln, hla manarer, appears as a sure
ty. Tha law requires two sureties. Pat
Powers, a bartender at tha Portland
flub -la on tha bond of Orant Solomon
and Dal. On a bond given July iO
Erlckson "appears as his own surety
with H. P. Chrtstenson. A maneasnot
lerally go on hla own bond.
The trial of Orant and Solomon, pro
prietors' of the Portland Olub, for eon
ducting a keno game. Is being heard thla
afternoon by Judge Baton in Justlo
field's eourt, ,
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"TRUST COMPANY ,
CHOOSES OFFICERS
Officers and directors were elected
yesterday, afternoon at the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of -tha - Title
Guarantee and Trust company at tha
offices of tha oompeny in tha Chamber
or Commerce building. - Reports of of
floor wer reoelved.
The company affairs war deolsred to
be In a most prosperous vendition and
the Inoreas In business during the past
is menus naa been aausrsctory, all tha
departments having shown a large In
crease in Dullness. .
Tb company ha recently opened a
savings bank, with a capital of 160,000
set aslds for special protection ' of de
positors. .
The directors elected were: William
M. lAdd, J. Thorburn Hoe a, J. T. Burk-
bart, frank U. warren and Oeorgo 1L
Bubeequently tha directors met and
elected tha following offlcers: William
M. lAdd, president; J. Thorburn Rosa
vtoe-Dres!dent and areneral maumr. end
ri. curanan, secretary.
NOVEL PLEA FOR
. v DIVORCE IS GIVEN
Mrs. Nelll Brook think domes tlo
affair hav reached tha limit when she
is accused of trying to poison her hue
band. Shs wants a divorce from Ballard
A. Brooks, alleging that he charged
nor wim putting poison in his coffee.
Suit was filed In ths circuit court this
i morning, -i ns - two were married at
Baker CUT. October ft, l0..8hs wants
tat a month alimony.
On the other hand. George Whltaker
, appears on tha Jegal stage In the role
i of injured fcusbsnd. He brought suit
f for divorce this morning from Adeline
I Whltaker, declaring that for. three years
isn has treated htm with extreme
. cruelty. : She frequently "goes wild with
j rage." according to tha complaint, and
j empties ths vials of her wrath upon
mm. xnese manirestsuons or un
bridled passion, ha declares, are accom
panied by langusgs of such a nature
that tha words do not nrad to be re
prod aced herewith."
Whltaker is willing that his wife shall
have one of their three children. He
desires the custody of the other two.
: Sufferers from -v"
DYSPEPSIA
! eaanet eely nd relief, bet s sVaolota -r,
' cereiroia this distrewiog trosble hj salng
la srder to prove thai (his abealstely
barmlese remedy ceres catarrhal ln
ftaeimaikm of the stomach, I wilt seed
TRIAL SIZB BOTTLE FREE
w trci4 ol 5 c to pay pMtan. '
Clvcoxoms not only rejlevca, bat
k carre. . ,
Is this It cisei iroas wa jvm wmj
K1A V laewdlntf elrusslsta.
Im geselse wUbeal say slgutav.
Qj.ekt
2M Prlnaa St. Wew York.
a4 S tn lakW SMS i ."
imuiu r. t aneaneuls
Whlls riding a bloycle from whloh the
chain had been removed, down a stees
Incline near Ores ham yeeterday after
noen.fJ.ohn Beasanaon, IT year old. loat
control of ths wheel and was thrown
violently against a stump near tha road
side, auatalnlng Injuries from which hs
died a short tlms later.
Ths lad lived with hi parent four
mile from Greaham. . lie had been rid
ing ths wheal most of tha aftarnoon.
Tba chain clipped off. lie wa going
down a steep grade. The speed became
so great that he was unable to stop and
was thrown agatnat the stump. v -Persons
Who had witnessed the acci
dent found the. lad unconscious when
they reached hire. He died a few
minute later. Coroner J"Jnley wa no
tilled and investigated tha case. - -
DAZED SLEEPER
Confined In the Good Samaritan hos
pital is a man whose cas pussies City
Physician Zan and all of the official
of tha institution. ; He waa picked up
by tha police last night takan' to the
central station -and later removed . in
a patrol wagon to tha hospital.
Tha man gave hla nam to tha polio
i J. H. Drummond last night but
whether that Is correct Is questioned by
the officials. He Is not Insane, In the
usual meaning of tha term, but Is not
mentally right Jt la believed, by soms
that bs waa given "knockout drops' In
soms saloon in tha north end, but until
ha come to himself It will not be pos
slbls for the polios or the city physician
to aaoertaln anything definite , . '
POLICE
' Drummond, ss hs gave his name, waa
found last night by Special Polloeman
Andrewa He was lytng prostrate on the
sidewalk n Union avenue, and was un'
able to speak when the policeman.
dresaed him. . , ,
4 At tha police station Captain Moore
attempt eo to ascertain me . circum
stanoss surrounding the msn's esse, but
waa unable to learn anything definite
rrora nim. no seemea a&seq ana waa
hardly able to apeak. He had no money
In .hla pockets, and It Is thought per
haps ba was' "doped"- and robbed by
thuga ; An effort to learn if ha ha rela
Uvea her ha proved unavailing. In
rambling way. h explains his condition.
aaylng bs simply wsnt to sleep.
GENEROUS AID FOR
BATTLING BROTHERS
Sine the beginning of the present
war between Hussl and Japan tha sum
of '116,000 has been raised by tb Japan
ese of. Portland for their , country
causa ' Tha amount I equivalent - to
twice that sum in Japanese denomina
tions.
Tha amount ha been forwarded and
the patrlotlo Japa of thla city declare
their willlngneaa to sand more in ease
it 1 needed. The subscriptions war
voluntary and war made, without the
least solicitation on ths part of any
government representative.
- The fund that waa atartsd by China
man In this city for -- ths - benefit - of
Japanass. soldiers who ara wounded in
battle is rapidly growing. ' It . was
started only a few day ago, but aome-
thtng over 1400 ha been donated. The
sum is expected to lnoreaa rapidly as
tha purpoa of the money beoomes
known to the Chinamen. Comparatively
tew (junamen are in the oity at present
Large number ara fishermen and. are
away auring tne nsning season. it Is
expected ; that they will . contribute
readily to the fund whan they return to
tb City. - -r-
PRISONER SCREAMS
IN VAIN FOR OPIUM
The first morphine eater to run up
against the recent order of Chief of Po
lice Hunt , regarding the feeding of
dope" to prisoner la Ralph Feanay.
Ha la serving a (0-day sentence In ths
city Jail tor vagrancy, and today 'his
screams pierced tha air in tha prison, a
he yelled wildly for the drug. . ,
"I will not permit morphine to be ad
ministered to Inmate of thl Jail ex
cept by pbysiclane. said Chlsf Hunt
"I cannot help how loud eaters Of the
drug yell for it I hav no right to
give it to them, and all such esse will
hav to ba looked after by tha city phy
sician, mere anouia b a house of cor
rection where such people could ba sent
for treatment It simply kills thsm to
grant thalr wish snd keep feeding than
tna arug, ana i won't permit it"
City Physician Zen wa called and
gav the patient a aubatltute to quiet
FIRE SLUMBERED
UNDER HIGH WATER
After a month elapsed and after the
pit bad been covered for number ..of
day by the high water fn the Willam
ette river, fir that had been smoulder
ing all that time broke out lata yester
day afternoon in the sawdust at Wren's
mill on the Macadam road, and became
eo menacing that the fir boat wa dis
patched to ths seen and remained thsre
three houra
Th original, fire. In wblchth pay;
and Wn lumbar mill war wiped out
a month ago, wa not entirely quenched
or me many neavy streams of wstsr
poured on it by th firemen, and after
being covered over with water in th
reoent freshet did not go out Th hot
sunshln of the past few Mays evidently
Drougni 10 ur again, and both last
night and Monday night it broke and
caused the fir boat to respond to
cau, . j. Y,
SERIOUS FIRES
THREATEN FOREST
Bine Sunday a destructive forest firs
ba been raging along the. Una of tha
Benson Logging eV Lumbering company
rallWsy near Clatakanl . la Columbia
oounty. Several bridge along the road
hav been destroyed and considerable
damage has ' already been don to th
timber holdings of ths company.
A largs fores of men have worked In
cessantly since Sunday in vain errorta to
extinguish the flames. Ths rain which
began today, though scarcely mors than
mist ba assisted in th fight against
ths f Ira - -' ' . -Tb
Bsnson road tape a timber belt
of many thousand acres area, and sev
eral ahlngle and sawmills are located
near tha road. Purlng tha exceeslvsly
dry wsather in June,, aparka from
paasing locomotive started a blase in
th dry brush near th track and It
wa with difficulty that th sawmill of
tha Kayaton Lumbar company was
saved. -
& Bsnson, president of tb Bsnson
Logging at Lumbering company, stated
thl morning that comparatively small
loss baa been sustained up to thl tlms
aslds from tb loss of ths railroad
brldssa '
- Two other firs ar burning back of
Soappoose and .immediately . behind
Gobla Over X.000" cords of wood. have
already been destroyed near Gobla, it la
said, but tha holdings of th Rocky point
Logging company, several miles from
Gobla have not been threatened.
It is also reported that serious fires
ar burning near ' the heed of th
Nehalem and In ths Coast rangs back of
Forest Oroya It is stated at the head-
quartsr of th Aatorla eV Columbia
River, railroad that an incendiary fire
had been started on their holdings near
Forest Grove, snd that their timber Is
sndangsred. A fore of workmen waa
Immediately sent to th place to fight
tbe fire. Little damage has been sus
tained a yst
a Numerous small fires hsva been re
ported from various parts of ths stats
but no serious conflagration hav be
gun up to this tlraa - The loss ha not
yet reached any conalderabl figure.
BROTHERS HOLD
. DOWN SAME CELL
Th two men now in ths city Sail
charged with burglary are O. A. and
Chris A. Morck, brother. Th last gav
th nam of Elllnger when taken in ous
tody by Detectives Kerrigan and Snow
Monday afternoon, but the two now ad
mit fhat they ar brothers.
This morning information charging
them with the burglary of ths reeldenoe
of Paul Wesslnger, US Devia street, war
filed In th municipal court by Deputy
Dlatrict Attorney Haney. They war
igned by Mr. Weealager, who today Iden-
fied plunder taken from hla houss in
his absence, and found on ths prisoners
when arrestsd. Arraignment will he
ads tomorrow befors Judge Hogua, '
WAS VICTIM OP
FERVID POLITICS
It ha been decided to ship th body of
neroan u. tiunuey to BeatUe tonight
Hi brother, O. A. Huntley, who has been
her sinos th disappearance July T, will
nave charge - interment will b mads
in neatus probably tomorrow. -
As published last night tha vody was
found late yesterday afternoon 100 yard
from th Mount Tabor sanitarium, from
which th unfortunat man escaped. He
got away, cied only in a night rob, by
following hla nun on tip-to and mak
ing a break for tha- dans wood aui
roundlng th Institution, whsr h had
bean confined for soms tlms because of
nervous troubls. Hs waa inclined toward
suicide and from tha first It waa thought
he had taken hla own Ufa
William 'Oantenbeln found ths body.
It wss suspended from a limb of a fir
tree, to feet from the ground. Hs had
banged himself with his night shirt
Ths finding of ths body waa accidental
Th young man went Into th wood for
a fishing pols and while returning cam
by tha plao where the body was hang-
ii. g. ns reponea immediately to coroner
Flnlsy. . '
Herbert B. Huntley was one of ths most
prominent attorneys in Seattle, and re
cently waa a candidate for the poeltlon of
superior eourt ;udge of . King county.
Wash. Hs was defeated. It Is thought
he lost his mind and was sufferln from
nervous disorder because of th strenuous
campaign ha waged and the defeat ha
suffered. Ha was if, years old. . Hs was
born In Wisconsin and waa a member of
th First Unitarian church of Seattle.
He waa a graduate, of Columbia univer
sity, Hew York. .
ENJOINS CITY FROM
CONSTRUCTING SLIPS
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Roderick Maoleay ha threatened to
bring ault against th cfly snjolning
it rrom grading tne approach to the
Sellwood ferry. Mayor William and
Auditor ' Devlin wer notified to that
effect today. . ..
It la stated that Macltay claims th
land through which th approach I be
ing constructed and that ha Is very
muoh opposed to th ferry landing at
thla point, for th res son that it will
mar his property. - '
On th other hand, Aadttor Devlin
Urted this efternoon that ths approach
to th ferry, which 1 now being graded
by tha contractors, " Is an old oounty
road and owned by th city, although
It ha been abandoned for eome tlma
Tb approach has recently been sur
veyed by Surveyor OeJvanl and the
rlghta of th city fully sstabllshed to
construct it, ,
, TxtMuxr um nr ttxu
Oespero Stlano wa thl morning
bound-over to keep th peace, bond be
ing fixed at l.ooo. 'Sunday night h
gav Mra 4knnatar' Condlattl hla next
door neighbor, until a m. Tuesday to
slop with hint or dla Bo caused hi
arrest. - , '
The people have . long since learned that our sales are genuine money savers that ours U the drug store conducted on modern
lines quick sales, small margins, close attention to the customer. Every need, no matter how trivial it may seem, Qlance
at these prices for standard brands of Toilet and Bath, Soaps; -r - "t -7 - ; . -. , , .
Special, Per Cake
Special Per Dozen Cakes Swamdown Powder
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mi White Rose Glycerine;., ......lie Brown Windso..V...:;.V.... :13 Java Rice Powder......... ...w....-lf
Pear Scented ...;;.U:;.i..V..13 Fairy Soap
Pear's Unscented-............;...llf Cotton Soap . , . .... ... . .30 L Blache Powder. . , . .......... , ,4t
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet, large.. $11 ifi Life Buoy Soap. ,35s 1 Ayer's Hair yigor,.'.. e'...e.67e
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet, small. .
13
Colgate's Oatmeal .... M ... 8? "
Kirk's Juvenile ........... 14? .
iurK s , 1 ransparent uiycerine..;... tc . - , r v , . (
.Kirk's Jap Rose Glycerine......1... 7p A. & S. Imported, genuine,,....... 42 A
Society Hygienic, scented., ........ 33 Contia Imported I taliarv. ........... C3
Society Hygienic unseented ... ZH3t Pure Castile, for salt water,.. 31f
: ; Packer's Tar .....H..v:.M.'.llril
: Guerlab Jicky , . ; . . .59
Regal Glycerine v.... ...!. .. 8
W. C & Co.'s GJycerlfie Bullet..: a' Tf '
: Per Bo of 3 Cakes '
Castile Soap In Bars
Per Bar
Pure Olive Castile..... 18
Mottled Castile .......'......... ..33
Mottled Castile, 4 cakes to tar. , ; . . 5
Hay's Hair Health.
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Rainbow Bath Soap.. r..i. ...... 4
Manhattan Turkish Bath...,.;..... 7
Waltke's Vestal, Rose....;.;..... .19
Valtke's Vestal, Lilac. ...... . . .i. . 10
Waltke's Vestal, Violet 10
Waltke's Vestal, Carnation......... 10
Waltke's Vestal. Iris ............ . . .10
Waltke's Vestal, Heliotrope........ 10 Frostilla (Holmes)
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Waltke's Cucumber Cream'.. ..... 10f
Purev Witch Hasel. . ......... .12
Buttermilk, extra quality; . . ;12
Toilet Specialties at Extra
r . . Special Prices
Mennen Borated Talcum Powder., lle
Dr. Lyon's Tooth ( Powder, ....... ,14.
Rublfoam' ,.V,..,'.;',,,...eV.-.,,,14e
Euthymol Tooth Paste , ; . . . . . W. . 14
Pasteurine Tooth Paste.'.'..'... .....14
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Espey's Cream, large; , 33
Hind Honey and Almond Cream.. . .27
Orients) Cream .....V. ..1.05
Thermometers '
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Columbian, . Brass Frame, 6-inch
Thermometer. Special . . . . . ,": Oe
Japan Case Thermometers-- '
8-inch. ....... ..13eV-
,10-inch.y. .10 .',
12-inch... ....... 23e '
Polished Wood , Back Ther
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8-inch.. ..10
10-inch. , , , , . , . .37
12-inch..... ;.,,.40e "7
Barometers and Thermometers
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Best grade, with polished oak
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Bath Thermometers with 5 ;
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MANY PIONEERS
Sit
CHAUTAUQUA
Oeorgs K. Hints, asalsUnt secretary
and curator of tha Oregon Histories
society, has returned from Oregon City,
where he Aa been attending th annual
sessions of th Chautauqua. During th
aeaaion of th Chautauqua Mr. Him
had an opportunity of meeting many of
th pioneer residents of this state, par
ticularly during the latter part of last
week, when many of them gathered for
pioneer day.
Th oldest of the I William Vaughn
of Molalla, who cams overland to this
stat from Missouri in 114. Mra Joha
Mel drum of Oregon City was - Inter
viewed by Mr. Hlmea She came across
th plaina la 14 with three children,
two daushters and on son, who were
alao at th sssslon of th Chautauqua
Th daughtera, Mra O. M. Moor ana
Mra F. O. MoCown, reside In thla city
and th son 1 living in Oregon City.
William Elliott of Far nac cam
across th plain la lit snd 1 now
years old. Mra llaaksll ox rark
Plao earn to thl state in 114. Many
others, probably 100, according to Mr.
Htraes, wer in attenaano wno cam to
thla tat between th year 1I4T ana
I860. T' ...
"It wa on of th moat suocessrul
gatherings of ths Chautauqua society
that w ever had," remarked Mr. Hlmea
Th program wa excellent and th
lecture wer well attended. More than
10,000 visited tha ground .during th
eaaioa. .;;
"On thing In partleular . waa notice
able and that waa tha great Intereat
manliest In th lecture of Prof. Joseph
Sohafer of ths department of history
of th University of Oregon on north
wsst history. , Following th leoture
greet crowd of psopls would corns to
my headquarter, where they . looked
over the old plcturee and documents."
Mr. Himss reosrvea rnuon valuable in
formation from th pioneer men and
women Of th early history of thl
stata. ' '.. ! v. .
LIST OF DELEGATES :
TO LEAGUE GROWS
List of delegations from Oregdn town
snd counties to th Portland meeting
August t for organisation of an Oregon
Improvement league continue to flow
Into th Commercial club with every
mall. Th following delegation war
received today:
Astoria Chamber of Commerce Jame
W. Welch, president; C. B. Hlgglns, sec
retary: Q. A. Bowlby, John . Gratks,
John H. Smith, J. T. Boss, P. A. Stokss,
Frank J. Taylor, Albert Dunbar, C A.
Hellborn, Frank J. .Carney and J. fl. Del-
Hnger. '
Columbia county, (Judge It 8- Hattan)
W. H. Powell, Bt Helensj M. C. Qrey,
Pt Helens: , P. A. Frakes, Scappoose;
K. A. Perry, ' Honlton; John Cnmphell,
Vernonla; John Pringle, Vernonla; W. H.
Conyera ClaUkanle; J. N. Rica, Clat
skanla and John Dibble. Rainier.
Forest Qrovs, (Waltsr Moge, mayor)
T. B. Adams, J. . 8. Buxton. J. El
Bailey. Fred Watson. C N. Johnson, W.
R, Harrla, A. B. Thomas, Charles Hlnea,
H. -Br Laughlin and H. Hunter.-. ; . ':
Harrlaburg, (J. C .Sabtn, mayo) M.
W.Cantsr, Jess Baker, Barney May, X.
Q. Lassell. R. C fihlslsr, W. I Wright,
J. O. Kslssy. J. R. Cartwrlght. Mra Net,
tl I. Hendee and R. A. Rampy. '
Oervala, (F. A. Mangold, mayor) H.
H. Booster, Edward Dupuls, Rev. T. J.
Daum, Jsks Blngman, J. S3. Zleglsr, Wil
liam J. Clark, B. A. Nathrnan. W. TU,
Horrall. F. A. Mangold, and Qeorg li.
Finney. ' , , .
Mr. 3. Scott Taylor of th Klamath
Falls Express will attend as a delegate
at larga ''.-'
OAUOXT AT TKM B1UM.;
John -Burns, sged 10 years, was arrested
last night at Th Dalle on telegraph!
instructions from ths local pollca Us
Is wanted here on charges -of burglary
and larceny. Detective Harttnan, who la
handling th case, slates that ha wants
th young man for ateallng a black ault
of elotbsa, a watch and a rasor from J.
Graham, who conduct a cigar and candy
Stors at M Russell street, and a suit ef
clothe from Han Nelson, bartender for
Peter Scbranta Detective Hartmaa will
go to Tha Dalle tonight for htm.
MAKING SURVEYS
FOR SALEM LINE
a-
Engineer ar in th field surveying
th - proposed rout - of ' th Portland
Southern Eleotrlo company, whoa ar
ticles of Incorporation wer filed with
the county clerk yesterday. . For tbe
past 'week a corps of engineers hava
been at work south of Oregoo Clty.
Th first construction work of th
new rood will b dons between Oregon
City and Salem. When it 1 completed
between those two point it will be ex
tended into Portland, then from Salem
to Eugene through Albany on th other
end. Th distance between Oregon City
and Salem 1 IS mil. ' - " , '
Construction work on ihst Motion of
th road will be begun within a short
tlma If 1 announced. Tb road will b
standard gauge, enabling tha transfer
of cars or other equipment from any
other . road. - Th ytm will in all
probability be operated by' electricity.
The Un will parallel th track of th
Bouthsrn Paoifl and will penetrate on
of th richest and most populous sec
tions of Orsgon. '" ; j '. "
Ths road 1 financed by capitalists of
Detroit, Mich. - They hav been engaged
for many years 4 constructing 'and op
erating interurban roads and th Invest
ment in Oregon property msy result in
th further building of Interurban road.
They ar represented in thl oity by J.
C. French, who Is on of th incorporat
or of th new company. -;:.Thr
will . be a. meeting Jth latter ;
part of thla week for the purpoa of
electing of f (car and directors of tljs -company.
The meeting will be held in
the of fie of Attorney C W. Miller. -
"While th Incorporator ara interest
ed in ths new road, we are not th real -promotsrs.
said Mr. Miller todsy. "Th
road i being financed by aaatern capi
talists, who dsslr thef their identity '
remain unknown for ths pressht ' En
gineer ar already at work and there
ia no queetlon but that th road will be .
built. I am informed that activ eon- '
structlon work will begin In a short
tlma' , . , . i . , - -.
: ommn voxiv ajaxstbo.. 5
' Go Gum Tip, a prtty Chinese - wo
man, waa arrested by federal officer .
at tha Union- depot yesterday on her
arrival In this city and will sxplaln her
right to remain in thla country. A
oon aa tha glrl'e arrest became known .
in Chinatown two wealthy merchants
from the ssttlement hurried., to the -United
Ststes marshal's ofOc and d-
posited bonds In th sum of $250. Shs
wa released from custody and ber hear
ing will be heard before Commissioner
Bladen. Friday. - . .
CASTOR I A
' Tor Infants and Children. ;
tha Kind Yoa Havs Always Ecughl
Ba&rs the
Qlgnftorsof
R O SENT HA t 9 S
149 THIRD' STREET, Between Morrison anJ Alder
IS NOW IN PULL SWING. , A : RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE THE
MOST, RELIABLE SHOES 1 AT ' GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. WE HAVE ON
' SALE -r::.'. '.V ): -. , . , .'. - y .;. , , r- ; .
4,000 Pairs of Men's Patent Colt and Vid Kid
Low Shoes, in all " sizes ; formerij PA
price $4.00, now.... ...... ......iAsyuU
Hanan ft Sons' Celebrated Low Shoes, in fin
est leathers, all shapes and sizes ;(J i FA
formerly $6.00, now ........... . J)40 U
Brenzian ft White's
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Misses' and Children's
reatJj redooed prices, . ' ( . .,
LaxSes Fine ' Docgota ' Lace Slues, patent
. leather , taps, , extmsnon soles,-; aU , Hf
sizes; rrgrJar price $U0, now.... 4)1 U
POO Pairs Ladies' Lotr Shoes, m biack or tan,
to dose tt, pair...
L00D Pairs Ijufk-s Fine Tan Lace amd BiittiM
1 Shoes, -wifh French iieels and medinm beela,
fsizes from I to ' P, narrow -widfbs 1 5l"
only; vulori lo -$Cu0Q, 'now icL...'. )laJ
And
to rnerrtlon.
Men's Patent Calf and Tan Russian Calf Lace
: Shoes, narrow widths only; values 'Tf'
...to $8.00, now.....,;......... pl0
1,000 Pairs Ladies' Tan Kid and Patent Colt
Low Shoes, latest" styles; values d Tr
$3.50 and $4.00, now...........)B,UO
Boys', Youths - and
Low Cat (Shoes at
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