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TH&t- OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, 1 URSPAY BVi .1N0. PC, ),P ACRES OF MO LAW OPEN t rem vnufl mm mm ovsras vRiif -v (iNTHl BVSHal B-TTW. lots. Idaho, Oct. It. On hundred jwnd acres of public landa 1 aouth i Idaho wer opeaod tor publlo antr iy br Dm atata land board. Th t la a th eouth aid of the Snake i. In Caaat county, and embraoee w af th rtehaat and noat productive la-la Um etete. Tha watar for Irri inaj the lanria la derived Iron tha ke river and la are-ided In a auffl t abundance to oover tha antlra tract i on Toot of watar month, which -ally twtca M Buota aa will be lad. i dam baa baae bum tn tha rtvr at I head of tha great eanyvn which s tha water about M feat above tta iral level. By thia n tha water Hearted larto a hue oanrt iee tha water at tha hiBhest possible II westward X nUea, distributing it all alone th war Into laterala that renoa vary part of tha w tract T4 entire area of Unda under tha enai la ITl.M acre. JTortr thouamnd acres hare baen opened and taken up by settlers.' Owina to the demand for the Unda opened up today It la probale that the atata board will decide upon an early data, for opening the remainder of tbo tract irrigated by tha canal. Tha Irricatloa echeme la tha laraeat vr carried to auoceaaful conclusion in iMrlnk.- TYl Mil Of IfaO . dfll And oanala amounted to J.eOO,o. i The oil mate la very mild In winter and la adapted to -tha mlehie; of all fcea of rain. veetablee and frulta that may be raleed in toe ajertnern iw 1 rh mi Mf the land under thl eanal m ka aani an to the atata ana III an acre for the perpetual wafer rlfht. Th paymenia may na a Tntr.Av eenta an acre to the atate on aaaklne application and IS an acre for water for tae nrai iwo season. -eond payment of IB oanta an aera to k atata Ka Maria at in tlBM within three years' upon Uklni tftle to tha land. Tha sabeaQUea. paymenia -or tha watr rlht are the aame a com mon ly paid for annual rentalo m other dlstrlcta. namely II per aero at tha end of the second aaaaon and each follow ing year to tha elshth year when there wilt be two annual payments of ft each and a dnal payment of 4. , Improved land a In tha Irrigated dlatrlcta af Idaho, In the Payette, Bolae and Snake river valleys 'are oeltlnf for from lift to 2kA an acre, although they were a bruab desert live ax ala yaara ao. The amy clearing; required en tha land -T-t Store Voted for tbc Best Goods at the Lowest Prices' MODES High Grade Pat tern Fret .with Your Pur--.? z chase. MODES Monthly Maga zine Free with $5.00 Pur ? chase. SLAUGHTER SALE We need room lor new departments and holiday goods, con- MiM-tiv mutt reduce our atock. We're inalriiur it worth your while to help decrease it Can these bargains speak louder ot our desire to move tne gooaar , HousekeeDe a rs fil Come and get our prices on Blan kets, Quilts, Comforts, Curtaina and Table Linen Here you are pro tected in price and quality. " Prompt and polite attention. Send us your mail orders. Redfera Corsets Worth $7.00 and $7.60, .cut to f 3 and 93.50 You can buy Corsets here the best Corsets . made for half the price you pay elsewhere for Inferior goods.'' vr - '- '. l v. Warner's & Thomson's Corsets Values Mp to $2 50 all shapes, short and long size 10 only. Take your choice ..,..4,.........'... ifittf v French -Brocaded Corsets - . . 1 . li . . . m 1 . . t 1 . i uotora, puuc, diuc, wnito ; low diui, airaignc . front; worth $1.00. Take 'em Friday Saturday for... ................ ...50 - WARNER'S regular $1.10 grade of Hose ; Supporters, front and side fitted; war ranted. For.. 95e : HERE'S A SNAP! Ladies Golf Vests, colors, green, red, black, white and mixed; worth at least $L60 and $2.00. Friday and Saturday. .75e and 50 Ui Ml Hood Shirts And they are the best on earth for $1.00. , Take your choice Friday and Saturday for ......35 The Soft Golf Madras, worth $1.50 and $2.00. -Your choice for. .571 COME AND : SEE US FOR MEN'S 1 WARM UNDERWEAR. Ladies Underwear Ladies' ecru knit Vests and Panta; regular 25c grade. Friday and Saturday. ,.19 Regular 60c line, cut to 3S 75c grades cut to 50d Special Values In Union Suits. ' Flannelette Wrappers At 05, 87t, 69v 50 The prices art less than cost of materials. . OUTING FLANNEL PETTICOATS 50 40e, 35f, 25f, . - OUTINO FLANNEL GOWNS f 1.50, f 1.15, f 1.00, 75, 59f, 50e. , s. - f BEST BARGAINS ON BAfcTH. . nued as mw Vitooa. wm rot snamoiaa. 3 WW is la th rantoval of the aaabniah which qan be eaatly done for IS to l per acre with a cutter that hi drawn alon about two inebeo below tha eurfaco of tbo eU. Tha land may then be iniarated. plowed and bowr to alfalfa, ; quick money LOUSIGNOT GUILTY OF HORSESTEALING dm and LoualfTiot appoarad before Preaidinc Juag Oeora In the elroult oourt tola morning and pleaded guilty to a charse of larceny by bailee. He la aoeueed of ateallbs n horaa, bucry and harneae belonalnf; to Frailer A McLean, valued at After aalllnc thea near Hlllaboro, It la alled. he went to As toria, where ha wa arretted by requeat of Sheriff Word and returned to Portland. iirn made a plea of leniency, Informlna the court that It la hla first oftenae, and that ho ha a a wlf to support. ' Deputy District -Attorney If oeer Informed the oourt that Louetcnot la suspected of stealing two other horses, and that It la believed a prior convlotlon reaU aaatnat him. Pendlnc Invent Isat Ion, sentence waa postponed by the oourt until to morrow afternoon. SPOKANE PROMOTER VISITS PORTLAND " - ' Charlaa Sweeney, tha Spokane capi talist, who recently purchased the Do- hum block at Third and Washington streets, and th Dekum nom. at Twelfth and Morrison atreeta, arrived la Port land this afternoon from Now Jork, where he bad been on bualnoaa con nected with tb bulldlna- of the bla ho tel which he 'na under oaaldaratloa for Portland. x Mr. Sweeney as Id that nothln dflnlU ooncornlna thia new hotel oould bo aald at present, aa he had not had tlnaaalno arrlvlna la th city to look over the alt uatlon or rive the matter any direct at tention, but expected to do ao-before leaving. Th plana concerning tha new hotel were not ready for publication. Mr. Sweeney expects to remain her for a fw day on this bualboaaa. "NOT GUILTY," IS TO BE GAMBLERS' PLEA Ti. tha eleeuft Ant art thia mom In Pro- aldln Judg Oeorie overruled the de murrers to informations cnaranf bju en Blaatar, Augruat Brlckson, Fred kTrits. Peter Qrant and Av Shapiro with Snmbllna. T . .w Aotion at thia time wa taken by th court on motion of Deputy District At torney Moaer. Following; the decision of the court. Attorney B. u. pence r en tered a plea of not'rulltr for all tb de fendants. Tha trial of theae cases has not been aet, but will take place during tha No vember term of oourt, for which Jurors are to be Impaneled thia afternoon. Pro vloua cases against thea and other de fendants have been aet down for the November term already, th first being the trial of Peter Grant, aet for Novem ber 7. - t " FAIR NAMES ARE ; NOT EXCLUSIVE "Tit a lesat opinion given by their at iaviuvi the Lwla and Clark fair of ficial have been advised that they can not prevent the uaa of the words "Iewla and! Clark" or the Dft-ura iw uj merchant and other people In general Th attorney hold that there la no law In Oregon to protect ouch a trade tahat and the only interest which the fair corporation has In tha word and figures la In holding an opposition,, iney iiiM nravant anv . other concern from .n.nniin. in hold a fair under that name or thlr aymbola. If copyrighted they would b icluatvo, otharwlaa th nam and figures are common property and may be appropriated by any person who desire to u jnem. ; POLICEMEN BALK AT NEW "SHIELD" ORDER p - 1 Rebellion has broken out In th ranks of th policemen because of a rumor to the efTeet that shields have been ordered, and that they are to replace the a tar wa hi h narrnlmen. Bom Bw polio paraphernalia Is to be ordered, among trie items oeing ciuoa and belts, and. It la aald, tb anisias. rrk ai.Ka and halt a have not caused much gossip, but the ahlelda have raised a storm of protest. Tne salvation Army, th Plnkerton agenta and many other .aae ahlelda Buch a axe to be ordered tha iwillne. and It Is UDOn this ground, largely, that objaotlon la mad. MANY BOATS WRECKED ON FLORIDA COAST flearaal SprHal aVrrlee.) Palm Reach. Fla.. Oct 10. Th steamer Martinique la stranded on the rock oft Fowey Hock light near Miami. Tha waaael can bo saved. A thro moated -hnoner la en the bee oh near her wmaM to tttecee. Her eargo of lum har la aoattered along tha ahor. Re ports of the destruction of other vael h mmIm In- v Th storm waa on of exceptional severity, and It Is feared the loaa to hipping will be greater than waa at first expected. ;.. OREGON SHORT LINE ' BEGINS NEW BRANCH aavaai tl " (Smr-il m-ssteh te The Jearmlt alt Lake. Oct SO- It Is announced that th Oregon Short lino will com ma no grading on the Mlnldok branch next wees. Th new lino opn up a aectto of Idaho that la under a bis Irrigation acbema at Twin Falls. VOTERS RUSH TO REGISTER NEK i i ootnrrr oiui razors nomm UaUSTBATIOaT SOOXS A S QfJXdrOX VOSAY SKAT atoma txajt nova STAJCaS ow wtr, Stop For Collins Hot Spring! ' A eevefed platform ha beau rctd by tha O. R. K. Immediately opposite Collins Hot Springs for th aooommoda- tloa of paeaengere wha desire to visit thia reeort. The Spokan Flyer, train and 4, stop at this point oo flag to take on or let off passenger, a com mod ion launch meets and oarrte all passengers and baggage across th river to tha hotel. DaflClDf School. Profe or Baton opened hla danelng rlaaa Monday, October I, and will con ttnti Monday and Thursday vn1ngs for all month. 0ntimn tU, Isdte tl Arton halL Seoond and Oak. 'Pood ' By th time the registration hooks m the offlc of county uem vieios are eloeed, at I o'clock thia afternoon. It to probable that they will show about 1,00 bow resist ration. Tha number of changes in realdenc of voters noted will be In th neighborhood of 40. Three clerks. Wilbur Kerne, M. V, Bamford and U. O. Schneider, were kept busy this morning attending to the Stream of persona seeking to b regis tered or to have change made on th books as regarda their raldno. Up to noon today lit aw registra tions were mad. Thar will be, if th no keeps up, about 111 more thia after- noon. . . patxs b, snxA tm osno. L 4erael SpeeUl serrlee.) Columbus, Ohio, Oot 10. David B. HI1L who Is returning to New York after hla three days on th stump In Indiana, has beea persuaded by th Democ ratio aula committee to stop over for a day or so and enliven th campaign In th Buckeye state. In accordance with the plana mad far him Mr. Hill la to apeak At Timn this afternoon at at Manafleld at Tlffla thia afternoon and at Manafleld tonight. a is safMnjjroa. ' - (pact a I IHapstek te The Joaraat) Independence, Or.,' Oct. 10. Th vote here in th Jun election was: North Independence precinct, iff; south Inde pendence, 14; registered aloe tb election, an locraaae over last aleotlOQ of-7. . . (SpeeUl Dispatch te Tb loeraal.) Astoria, Or Oct t. The regiatm- tlona have not yet been fully corrected by County Clerk Clinton and th eetl mat of th number registered up to th noon hour la not accurate. Th ap proximate figure is 4, 70. oovsrrr sm (SptHai DUpatck The Vsanwl.) Baker City, Or.. Oct. SO. Baker oonn- ty at noon registers M? votes, tha largest number vr registered In th county. ; ' . j , TTltATZXiXJk ,40dL ' Hpe-tal Inapsteh to Tbe Jearoal) Pendleton, Or., Oct SO The total reg istration at noon was 4.4M for Umatilla county. Binoa th book opened Uikt fail but 181 hav reglatered. OOSTAUIS Mtt, (B-eelel DUyatek to The Joaraatl Gorvallls, Or., Oct 10. Th registra tion at noon today waa l.4. vnoi ootrwTT sss. : -i ai- I " (gpeelal DUpateh to The XearaeL) 1 Qrande, Or., Oot SO, The total registration of Union county today Is 4 SI. AO those who rglatr4 for th Jun county election are not required to register for th fU campaign, but only th nw p-r-"- -- - m eounty lno th Juna elect loo, A heavy campaign will soon, b wafced for .BooaavoH. v ,j (j SSaFlfMSl MTC (Seeelsl Dtoaatefe W Tas aarsaL Oranta Pass. Or.. Oct So About JM -a4aa-ad In JeseOAlsw OOUOlZl 1.IT4 rgiatra IB stay. (taarlal Dls-ateh The iaiasl. Hood River, Or.. Oct JO. Registration. In th five Hood Bivef prc loots is 171, aa increase of 7. u , , JT4 daa. "' - (sperhd IHa-at-h to Tke VearaaLl " Roaeburg. Or.. Oat . Th reistr- tioa books today show 4,180. WANTED TO IMITATE CAR BARN BANDITS (Joaraal SpeeUl Bar-toe.) nmifu Neh.. Oct. I.A nnfl af flv boy arrested br hav eonfeasad that they Intended t latitat th Chicago oarbarn- baadlta, blow up th Harney street barn, aeour th money and em bark aa train robbers. They hav alao oonfeaeed to oommltUng many daring holdups and burglarlea la the past fw months. The boys hr all af an ago whor th reform aehool la the only aantanoa that oaa b Imposed upoa them DEMOCRATS TO VIE . WITH REPUBLICANS Jeraal Bperlal Barrtoa.) Tndlanannlla. Oct S.-A featur of th ttantihilnan nam nal an bs Indiana will b a six days tour through th Stat by FVtrhanka from October SI to Nvm- bar I, ending with a big demonstration at Indlanapolla, The Damoorato wiu vi with th Republicans In th sis of th deaaonatratlon with Burk Cookraa aa aa attraction. - Fairbanks sMda apaaohag on bis tour. EXHAUSTED FREIGHT SWITCHMEN STRIKE ' (leane! Speetol Berries.) Salt Lake, Oot 10. Owing U tba tr mendoua rush over tha Union Pacific and Rio Grand railways, th Southern Pacific awltchlag oraws hav atrack. for mora help to clear tba yards at Ogdaa and Reno. ' Th oongestloa of trafflo la oauaed by th Santa Fa washoote. and freight trains being diverted to th northern route. The ma bar worked day and night until they are exhausted. Freights are being moved with great dtffloalty to day. , - . Ahnr otsuvi. (BeeeUl Thspsteb to The JoorsaL ' Vancouver, B. C, Oot. 10. The Cana dian Pacific Railway company's steamer Amur Is tw da ye overdue from Skag way and It la feared, aba may ba de layed by rough weather o may hav mt with, a accident. - SPECIAL SALE SATIRDAY ONLY v.- r Just to maits a strong bid for your patroaagt and havf you visit i wt'rc going to make things inter eating lor you in the prkelaahing lins. For Saturday we're going to offer yon . an indue egfifnt to buy your tall or winter Hat here. Not cuts in old, out-of-styl hats, but the fall and winter; 1904, 4 shapes and blocks ata that have- only been In the store long enough to become acquainted with their surroundings, : Positively all new goods. ' " .r a- a t , . HERE IS WHAT WE OFFER YOU: Any $3.00 Hat for $2.SO 1 . Any $2.00 Hat for $1.45 : Any $2.50 Hat for $ 1.Q5 If It's a suit or an overcoat, we have still another card to s make buying here interesting. Notwithstanding the fact we . mark and sell our goods 'Wow the water une." we are willing to lose a little not make anything, to be sure just to have you become a customer. We only ask for your patronge once it cornea ot your own free will ever after-? ward. We never fear of dissatisfied customers. WE let the "other fellow" monopolize worry resulting from dis pleased patrons. Neither do we indulge m misleading state ments. We find FACT8 suit us best, consequently we're perfectly satisfied to do business on this basis. , v if you're in the market for either a suit or overcoat or both cut out this coupon, bring it with you and get, a 10 per cent discount on every dollar you spend. - ,. JUST THINK OF IT. 10 PER CENT OFF ON NEW GOODS .NOW MARKED CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY THE SAME GOODS FOR ANY WHERE . ELSE IN TOWN. - , COUPON , THIS COUPON entitles bearer to K par eemt Discount on any 8uit or Overcoat purchase price Th Journal. Oct. 10, 1104. TTISaa. . e.e.W. - " -" aaaa. ' REMEMBER -The coupon it necessary to secure the ; : discount. Cutitoutnow. U,;,,. A. R0SENSTEIN Clothier, Hatter and Men a Furnisher. Boys and Children's -! s.v. Qothing a Specialty. - 224-226 MORRISON STREET 1 Friday and Saturday! H ; ; f it' the Big "Famous" Sbdie0:l f M :: ; fi Ydiing Men's M I M Single-breasted Dooblo-breasted. Patterns and color to suit every man ? ' ; " I ; W' ' ' 1 ' ' i ' ' , ' - or young man.- V v . - - I $M Raiiicdab $li50 to$25 LX I J Priestlcyi Crtvenette, the only genuine article all otbera are linitations. I Famous Clothing Co. KM We JM. r A j