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THE OREGON DAILV JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVE KINO, SEPTEMBER U. 1904.
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Saslal Dwaat to The lnrwL
; Seattle, Wuh, Sept. 14. Mayor Bel
linger hu reoommeoded to Um heeds
of departments of the city government
that U ally employes, who , ou be
spared from duty an Oetobar f. Ne
braska law aching day, be given loaves
Of absence. .
. Tba oasis role wlU be observed In
the county aglow cad only legal bues-
.. nesa, whlrh cannot be left undone, will
be M through on- that day. AU tha
stores ef tha etty will aloes during Um
hours of tba launching In erdar that
their elarka amy bo present at tha ears-
laony.
Tha laat list of names ta whom Invl
tat Urns wUl be sent haa been handed to
hioran Bros. In all thara will ba JO.eflt
Issued and will Include, outside of .00
In this state and Oregon, tha president,
. members of bta cabinet, oanatara and
members of tha boose of representatives,
nay and navy officers, members of tha
supreme court and in fact everyone In
official Ufa. ' ,
It la estlsnated that at least lt.OW
visitors will ba In tha city on that day
by Invitation and probably aa many
mora who ooroe of their own neoord and
on general Invitation front tha munici
pality. . ,
Ona of tha features of tha celebration
will ba the handing ever to aforan Broa.
of a, eertlned check for tlOO.OM, th
a mo ant of Seattle's subsidy subscribed
ty patriotic cltlsens at tha tint tha
award of too 00 n tract waa being consid
ered la order that . tha shipbuilders
might scale-their estimate and receive
tha contract. About fltt.OOd worth of
tha no tea hare already baan. paid, on
two days' notice, and tha balanoa will
ba on band before tha time needed.
Everything wUl ba dona to make tha
stay of tha visitors enjoyable and many
entertainment for their amusement are
being; arranged. Tha official visitors will
be tendered a reception In the Wash
ington hotel. .
fuCCH ENTHUSIASM
AT LEAGUE MEETING
spetai Mspeim te The Jesrnal.) -O
rants Pass, Or.. Sept 14. Tha ovaa
lng session of tha southern Oregon
meeting of the ' Oregon Development
leaajua, which met In tba opera house
last evening, was wall attended and
much enthusiasm prevailed. Addresses
were made by Secretary Tom Richardson
and President Cake of the Portland Oont
merclal club, B. B, Bees-waa. W L
Vawter and O. P. Cos how.
Speclai amphaals waa laid npotk tha
matter of personal work and correspond
ence. A resolution was Introduced, tha
' a nee of which was that tha proposed
military post that is now under eon-
' Blfleratlcm toy "tha go amnion, bsr aa
tabllshad at, and maintained at gome
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watOVaTMl AaTB VAVXUOaT MWMa
vm zwTxmanyrkp bvbovatom
eligible sits ta southern Oregon, and tba
following committee was appointed to
work for tha establishment of tha pro
posed post ta eeutbern Oregon: Jack
son, Dr. Bar, A. A. Davis, A. K Beamea,
Douglas, F. A. Benson, A. C Marstara,
t. K. Bhsvidan; Joaapntna, Judge Hale.
L A. Bobis, H. U Ollkey. .
President Bmlth presided, Tha need
of advertising was effectively shown,
and the program was Interspersed with
plan and vocal solos. The crowd waa
reeponetve and applause waa frequent.
The Woman's dub provided efreeh-
ta ox iruit;
Boanrvtlla, N. JM Sept. 14. The Dem
ocrat lo eongraaaional convention of tha
Fourth district of New Jersey was held
bars today and resulted ta tha nomlnar
Uon of Francis B. Lee of Trenton.
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STILL THE QUESTION IS: "TOT
DID THE WOGGLE-BUG SAY?"
Tha Wogglebugv wise man of the party, undertakes to answer aU qnea
tlons for his somrades from Os. He ass to answer ona each weak. HLa
answer Is not printed. Tha reader Is left to discover It. Tha ptoturao and
deeofipUve matter make this eomparaUvely easy to too active mind. Both
the pictures sad the story are guides to tba eolation of the problssg, and
the question admits of but ona correct answer. The puaale requires only
ordinary skill and knowledge of facta Included la history, biography, bot
any and natural history, or aa acquaintance with planes, buildings or em
blems about which Informs Uoa Is easily obtainable. It la not a guessing
aontsst, bat a trial af skill. -. . ,, v .-,
To stimulate mtersst ta the visit of b paspla frCm tha Land af
On. The Journal will gtve $eO.M In oash each month ta those of Ha
readers who send In correct or aaarly correct answers ta tha questions
put. to tha Woggiobug by bis sow pan tons. . . -
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a fresh question ta asked. This question Is to be answered on tha cou
pon printed oa that day and on each of too sis week days following, ex
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Including September will bo counted In that week's anewsrs. SAVB
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WOGQLKBUa EDITOR. The Journal, Portland. Thia will and tha con
test for September, sad tba prises wlU ba awarded vary sarly la tba month
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COMVQ EUCHARISTIO ;
CONGRESS NOTABLE
tJearaal Speelal Sarrloe.) ,
Kew Tork. Sept. 14. One of the most
notabm gatherings of the Romas Cath
olic episcopacy and clergy aver held
In this country will ba tha third Bucha
rlstlo congress of ths United States,
which wlU begin Its session neat Tues
day la St, Patrick's cathedral In this
city. Afraagementa for tha gathering
are about completed.
-Tba Prt eats' Buohartstla isagus is wn
dsr tha direction of ths Fathers of tha
Biassed Sacrament. It was established
by ths Rv Per Byrne rd, founder of
tha Congregation of ths Voat Blsssad
Sacramenc Its object Is to draw nearer
to ths Lord Jesus Christ, abiding In ths
Host Holy Eucharist ths priests "His
Friends" to bring them Into closer ooa-
rnoetloa with the most sanctifying sacra
ment, the beginning, canter and end of
tba Catholic priesthood., The central di
rection of ths league Is la Belgium, In
this country ths director gaoarsl Is
Father B. Poirler. of the Church of St.
Jean Baptists la this cltv.
Bishop hfaes of Covington, Ky arfll
preside over tha approaching congress,
which will ba attended by a largo ma
jority of tba 4.IM members of the league
throughout the United States. The con
gress will doss with great pomp, which
will Includa a pontlf tclal high mass, s
moa and a procession of clergymen and
laymen about tha grsamda of the cathe
dral, la Fifth avenue. Tha pops will be
represented at ths congress by the apos-
tojle delegate, Monselgnor Fmlooaio.
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All coupons for any owe month will be eensscutlvely numbered, ana
must be placed la ana eavalope gad arranged m erdar - of their guMlea
tasa. Only ona coupon of tha game data oaa be placed ta the tarns carol ope
as answers far the month. v
If mors then one Indtrldnsl should have every coupon oorrect y
marked and properly arranged, ths "ret prise would be divided between
the wtnnere. Other prises will be similarly divided In ease any number of
contestants have the same number of answer that are equally correct,
but not absolutely so.
Oonteetante need nor write the cams answer oa all eon pom tesosd
fnt any one week. A differon saswer eaa be written for aaqh say; but
If yoe are sura you are right.-yon .will, of course, write the same answer
en all coupons Issued for any one Sunday. Bamcmbor, the largest auav
her ef'rorrsct anewere trine.
All ooupons fr say one Uonth mast be placed in .the same envelope
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CASCADE RESERVE .
NOT HURT BY FIRE
. : fapaelal Msseteb a The JearaaL
Hood River. Or.. Sept 14. Adolf
Ascbofr. supervisor of the north half
of tha Cascade forest reserve. Is await
ing final reports from hi head rangers.
So far, cay Mr. Aaoboff, the fires bars
dona practically no damage within the.
reserve.- What fires did get beyond con
trol were eon fined to old burns, and
really did more good than damage.
Mr. Asohoff speaks la highest praise
of his forest rangers. Soma of them
worked dentins the flames until the
shoes were burned off their feet. Night
and day they kept up their contest with
ths flames, and as a consequence no
groan timber was destroyed. The worst
fire started in the Bull Run reserve, but
after five days work waa -exttaLgunhed.
Many fires started from careless
campers, but Mr. Asohoff says the In
diana are the hard set people he has
to contend Wlth Ths presence of Sheep
in the nrountams a rives out we game,
and the red men, anxious for revenge,
get fires to drive out the sheep. Ths
sbsep men. Supervisor Aschoff says, as
sisted materially In keeping down the
fires this summer. This Is oaa of the
requirements d mended when graslng
permits are' granted. - -1 .
TRIAL OF THE MANNS
IS ON AT CHEHALIS
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' (Special rtwpateh ts The Iearaal.f
Chebaile, Wean., Sept. 14. The trial
of the case of the stats against J. H.
Mann drags along In the superior court.
Hon, W. O. Chapman of Taooma Is pre
siding. Judge Rice having gone to Ta
ooma to hear the big school bond case
this week. The Mann esse began Mon
day. Mann Is charged with having been
In a conspiracy with bm wlfa to burn
a millinery store which the Manna had
m Centralis, to secure the insure noe
money. Mann was in Ltttls Falls when
the firs occurred and disclaim! any
knowledge of It or how It was started.
The lurors are here In attendance at
court, awaiting the rase of Mra. Mann,
which Is exported to come oa Immed
iately on tha conclusion of the case
against her husband. There are 4 wit
nesses la ths case and the taking of the
testimony will likely be concluded to
day. Maim fofmsrly worked for the
Taooma Mill company. ,
ATTENDANCE LARGE :
AT CHEMAWA SCHOOL
(gsirlil btsseteh k lbs Jeareal)
1 Gbsinewa, Or, Sept. 14, Eighteen pa-
pits were received at tha Indian school
yesterday- They came ta two parties.
one of If being brought from Roche
Harbor. Wash by- C O. French, and
the other by Mra. McBride of South
Bend. Wash. '
The ettendaacs Is larger at present
than It was at this time Isst year, and
In ail probability the record ef Isst
year will be broke. Last year the en
roll men t waa - Its. The work at the
r school has settled Into Its regular
groove, all af tha tadustrls shops now
being open. Mr. Charles A. Woods, the
last of the employes to return from
his vacation, arrived yesterday morning
with his family from England, where
he has been visiting for ths past three
months. He reports ' a n
trip. .
SEATTLE MAN FINDS
HE HAS TWO WIVES
rtet IMsBsem Is The eserssL)
Seattle, Wash- Sept. 34. R. L, Fox.
plaintiff In an action brought by him
against tba Oreat American Marble
company for an aocouotlng. la much
worried for, since beginning tha suit,
he has discovered he Is married once
too often. When the action waa brought
Llbbls M. Fox Intervened aa co-plain
tiff. Yesterday Margaret Fox put in aa
appearance and asked the court to be
allowed ta Intervene as co-plaintiff aa
the real wife of Fox. . .
Fox and Llbbla Fraser were married
ta California In Ills, and now have a
child four years of age. At that time
Fox believed bio wife, Margaret, who
deserted htm In Canada years ago. was
dead, aa bad been reported ta htm. "Ho
beard nothing of her until a few days
ago. "
Fox haa instituted a iratt for divorce
from Margaret, but this will be re
sisted la order to protect her claim la
bis marble company action.
VO OXAVOBS OPT STJXWA
' fnpeetat Meesteb te Tha searsal.i
Seattle. Wash.. Sept. 14. B. H. James.
repreeentlng the elvlo union, last night
filed with the elty clerk a petition, made
on behalf of the union, to revoke the sa
loon licenses of J. J. Fsrgusott and
Jammlaon A McFarland, oo the grounds
that gambling has been .conducted la
their places contrary to law. '
Dwtorbaneee of strikers are not near
ly as grave as aa Individual disorder of
ths system. Overwork, loss of. sleep.
nervous tension will be followed by
utter collapse, u alecs a reliable remedy
la Immediately employed. There's
nothing so eflldent to aura disorders
of the liver or kidneys ss Electric Bit
tern. It's a wonderful tonic, and effec
tive nervine and the grestcet all around
medicine for run down system. It dis
pels nervousnesses, rheumatism and
neuralgia end sxpele malaria germs.
Only - IOC and satisfaction guaranteed
by Bed Cross Pharmacy, corner Sixth
(JearMl Special Srrrles.) '
' Milwaukee, Wla., Sept 14. At the an
nual meeting of fbe stockholders and di
rectors of the Chicago, Milwaukee St.
Paul Railway company here today only
routine matters are re considered, no Im
portant action being taken, either as re
gards directors, officials or other busi
ness. The odd board of directors wss
re-elected, and J. Barling of Chicago
waa ehessa to aueand himself as presi
dent. .. - ... -
(Jearaat Special service.)
Lima. Peru, Sept. 14. Jos Pardo. who
waa elected preetdsat ef Peru last June,
wsa Inaugurated today. Ths popular
discontent which prevailed to an ornlo
oua degree earlier toi the summer haa
subsided hi s great measure end the ad
mtnletraUon of President Pardo begins
under aeapteaa much - mors favorable
than were hoped for a few geontha slnae
Userssl speelal Servtee.)
- Burlington. N. J.. Sept. 4. Oongress
msn John Ji Gardner was renominated
for his seventh suoosaslvs term at tha
congressional convention held here to
day by the Re puM leans of the Second
district The nomine I tea wag me as by
aooiamatloo. ,
' (Si i Dill Dtaseem ta The fesrssM
atageae. Or.. Sept. 24v The Bugeae
district fair haa come to a close after
fire days swooaaaful run. Tha fair
was aansldsrsd a aoaaag la ml
every particular except the raoea, despite I
Us rata which fall ta heavy saowsrs,
on Thursday and Friday..
There were by far more paid admla-
alons to the pavilion than at last year's
fair, and the exbibita la every depart
ment were mere complete, than a year
ago. -
Yesterday being Busene and Pioneers
day. Immense crowds of people crowded
the grounds and pavilion. The receipts
at ths pavilion door broke all previous
reoorde. Ths band played martial muslo
all ths aftsrnooa and the streets about
the pavilion and the Midway, presented
a lively appearance,
Laat eight. Governor George R, Cham
beriala and Hoa. Jefferson Myers ad
dressed aa audience of a thousand people
ta tha pavilion. The addressee were
both highly appreciated and elicited
rounds of applause from ths enthusiastic
listeners. The distinguished visitors
were lavishly entertained by the fair
board and cltlaana ta general during
their abort vlelt here. Other feat urea of
last -night's program were music by tba
band, a recitation by Harold Wells, a
vocal solo by Miss Grace Mount and a
reading by B. R, Moon.
The work of awarding the premiums
haa been oompleted. The general opinion i
la sni maud that the Judges 4UQ ueu
work la an Impartial aaannar.
Many ef the a took exhibits and race I
horses are being taken from ths grounds
today and the attractions of tha Midway
are folding their teata preparatory to
aaovtna; away. '
The directors of the fair association
express themselves as being well pleased
with tha financial Phase of the fair and
promise that next yes they wlU have
eve a larger and better exhimtioa.
in
Avtttetabfe fretmfnlionforA'B-mtobtmadaauuxxKaot
reteMarursTxxwtdins neimr
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llon. Sour ShOaiach.Diafriioea
Warns jConvubions .Fewmbr
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EXACT OOTf. OP tetsAssnTJt.
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t 'viwiassasniispssm sen iiaa aiar
The attendance at the Eugene high I
sehecl Is very much larger than
nectcd. and It la plainly evident that the
directors will have to employ another
teapher and fit up another room. The
total reglatratlon la B44V. Borne or tne
rooms at present are aocommodatl ng
mora than ed stodenm eaoh,-whereas
ths capacity of each room la Si students, ;
Chairs are being used to aeoommodste
ths overflow. The freshman class alone
numbers It. The directors figured oo
led as ths. maximum attendance ta that
olasa There were as graduates af ths
eighth grade In the Eugene public
echoole last year and M of these have
not yet presentea wsmssivss xor ew
trartoe ta tha high achooL It wlU ba
readllr scan by these figures that the
cityr has mads a 'wonderful growth ta
population during the laat year The
school directors wlU meet soon and no
doubt make arrangements to relieve thia
oongesttoe.
THE ORDER OF WASHINGTON
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STARTED RIQHT
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7 jaATES ARE CORRECTLY; BASED
Good Inwirance Furniabed to Mcti and Women Who
pjj Required F.raminationa. -Tff
AU WHO ARE UNDER THE; AGE Of SIXTY CAN JOIN .
p If too want tha best fraternal tnaarmnoa to tb worid 'irv
vfjstigste tba plana of Tba Order of WaaUnfton; for full par '
ticnlara, pauirphactaV etc awldrega, ghrinc yoor sga, . ; ,
J. aU loTTCHEIJU Suprema Sect9ttfpp,
v 613 Interquam BLdc. Portland OrrbV
Ta VaMt s4van aa examination
before Justice of ths Peaoe Vlntermeler
yesterday afternoon oa the charge ox tne
larceny of soma bed clothing from the
Kneore hotel oa June If. He waa aouna
ntw ta the anna of II OS to a oncer for
trial at the circuit court ta November. I
bfrs. Al Leonard while coming deem
the rear stairway at the Hoffman hoo.ee
vesterday. al roped and fall to the bot
tom of the stairs, where shs lay In an
unoensolous condition for soma time be
fore she waa dlcoovorod. She waa car
ried Into tha hotel and It was found
that her spine waa badly Injured and
that ah cue talced severe brulees on
various parts of her body. She will re
cover. J - . ',-',,
FREEMAN'S CASE IS
UP TO A GRAND JURY
fas Hal Msaatm w Tie Peeraal.)
Helena, Moot, Sept. 14. The United
States grand Jury, acting upon the opin
ion of District Attorney taaoa. that it i
bad Jurisdiction, has oommenoed an hv
oulry Into tha alleged aasault by ex-
Chlef of Polios Travla, ex-afayor Id-
ward a. ex -City Attorney- noreay i
Sam Ooodmaa vpon Oeorge Freeman, re
ceiver of the United Statee land offloa.
The attack la said to have been due to
the refusal of Freeman to divulge the
name of the author of the eharge that
they had mulcted for polios protection
S7.KM from a gambling-house. Five
witnesses have been examined.
' faueelel -IMapawa m.Tbt XesreeL)
HDokane. Sept. 14. Commissioner i
Onto Is srranaing for somewhat of a
revolution In the way of conducting the i
business of the office of gecretary of the
board of city commissioners. Practically
every official la ths employ of ths . city
Is to be placed under bonde, especially
those at the head of a department. Ia
connection with this plan he haa Issued
sn order that ths superintendent of the 1
Isolatloa hospital be placed . andei
,frveV
(ftMCtal Mseetea m The Jearaat)
Corvallla, Sept 14. A Republican dub
wss organised la this city last night.
The organisation was only temporary.
but ft is intended to make tt permanent
next Monday evening. Oeorge Bird was
elected president, and Mr. Oeorge C.
KUsbury secretary. A large number of
Republicans are expected to enroll their
names ea the list of members. The new
voters appear te be all Republicans thia
year, or. at least. Roosevelt men.
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