The Oregon daily journal., October 27, 1904, Page 3, Image 3

THE C" 2QON E-'ILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, T: ""SPAY EVENING, OCTOBER VI, V'
GRAND JURY FOR
"m GAMBLING GASES
District Attorney John hfaaoln wilf
; aeh PreeMUw Judae Ocorae of the eir
aft court -to onll a rend Jury for tha
November tons of oourt Hie announce
ment that he Intends to take this notion
m maae this nmlni. ..
WhUo Mr. Mannin will Dot admit
that any special elfniflonnoa attaches
to hie pmpactlv action. H la Mlmd
that awtun nkUv to the gamblm
Situation will bo tfao loading foaturo
before tbo Inquisitorial body. Thla la
' evidenced by the act km of tbo district
attorney alon other Una.
Informations will bo ffled by ,
Mannlnc this afternoon acalnet tbo 14
: men imiN by ftherift Word nnd
, deputies at Krtcluon'o and nine arraotod
at tho Mas cafe, conducted by Shapiro
Lake, a ftw alehts a-o. abcrlff Word
appeared before Mr. Manning, aittlnn; aa
- a grand inrr, tblo afternoon, and vro-
aented tho evidence which bo aoeurod
when tho rooorta were raided. Mo stated
Immediately after tha oonolualoa of tho
conference that information would bo
TUed and warranto issued.
Sheriff Ward and Mr. M ana tag bold a
ooaferenee lectin 44 minutes rolaUro
to tbo poolroom .situation. Tha aherltf
aid ho bad consulted a Dumber of law-
and boHovod that tbo Warwick
Commission company la oonduetltta a
poolroom In vtatettaa of tbo state law.
notwltbstaadlnc tho fact that tbo otty
eounoll by ordinance baa Uoanood thorn.
"1 am looking- up tho law on tbo sub
ject of poolrooau now, oaJd Mr,
nlna- "X do not oaro to ospn
opinion until I have --mad a careful
study of tbo arapooltloa."
Sheriff Word aaya that ho desires tbo
oovopcrauoa of the district attorney,
but that bo b) aa firmly convinced pool
rooau are ta violation of otato law and
ao repugnant to a Large majority of tbo
residents of tbo. otty that ho will atop
them from operatlrur and make arroata
without warraata If ttooeeaary. It be
lieved Mr. Manama; will dooldo -thai
poolroom are covered by tbo otato taw.
o aooount, of certain coauaeata which
bo has made.
"Thero Is no special stalfleaaoa In
ealllns; a fraud Jury." aald tho district
attorney. "AeooralnaT to law and
proooooM or sooum do oauea at, this
Ume."
Judfe Ooorn Teoeotly conferred with
other members of the circuit oourt rel-
atlve to a grand Jury, and win doubtless
order seven men selected from. tho rea
ular panel for November to act aa such
a body, on advice of Mr. scanning.
DIAMONDS STOLEN
BY SNEAK THEF
9-
1 i
While satin dinner at tha Norton
' vamm last evening a wealthy couple
named rordyoe. who roeonUy arrived
hero from- Salt Lako. wero robbed of
Jewelry and toUot artlelea worth sev
orai hundred dollars, a young fallow
bamed Marob waa arreoted tbta vonv
. Ins; by Deteetlvea Day and Werner and
charged with tbo larceny. When eearcb
d at tho cty priaon a number of tho
stolen articles were found in bla pockets.
'- Tho burglary was of tho boldest do
: nerlptton. Tho sport won ta of tho Tie
,. tlma are located on tho lows? floor of
tho Norton house, neartfce antra nee.
Tbo thief probably ontorod their rooms
through a window. Ho was neon leaving
' tho front entrance by aa employe of tbo
place, who noted big appearance, though
at that time It waa not known tho rob
bery had occurred.
Among tho stolen article waa egoJd
watch, diamond studded, valued at 4144.
A costly gold chain and charm, a num
ber of rings and several toilet artloloa
of solid stiver, in addition to brushes
and combs with silver backs, warn aioo
Obtained by tbo thief. - - -r
Tho grold watch and ehala and other
mail artloloa of value wera.oa tho man
arrested. It tg believed that bo gave a
fictitious namo. Ho la about It years of
ago and says ha haa boon la tbo city
only sis works. Ho la a nam own to any
member of tho polios force, which loads
totho belief that bo la telling the truth
about aomlng bora reoonUy.
OlD MAK SIM
. AWFliL JERSEY
- With Wa" right leg broken la two
jlaeea, bla bh fractured and bla cheat
crushed ao that he ooold hardly broatho.
A. A. Arnold, aged years, a da.
bull dor, waa hauled In a aragon for 4
miles over tho roughest timber' and
mountain road of Cowl its county. Wash.,
to Wobdlawn. where bo waa transferred
ta a boat and brought down the river to
Portland. bera medical relief oould bo
aiveu him. - . - . ,
' it wmo owe' of the hardest trips over
undertaken considering tbo noxiousness
of tho injuries and tho ago of tho vic-
- tlm, but Mr. Arnold made the Journey
" without uttering a single groan and re-
minea ooneaiouaneas umu no waa amis
.On a oot la tho North Paoiao sanitarium
'at 11 e'ilnrk thU Mornln . ,
Mr. Arnold la. ne of tho beat known
dam-builders of tho lumber 'Oountry and
'waa engaged In oonstrvettng a dam en
tho Cow I Its river for tho Weston Tim
ber company. He waa working on the
ton of the structure when hla foot
'lipped and ho fell to the foundation, SO
foot below, striking on ,a nils of Um
bers crushing hla leg.
The lumber camp waa tt miles from
'the nearest river station and Portland
-was tho nearest point to whiob bo could
'be brought for medical aaawtanoa, Tho
'accident happen Ad at ! o'clock yester
day morning. -The drive to Woodlawn
H commenced Immediately, but the
rtvsr waa not reached unwl I o'olook thle
morntng, the id hour be tag consumed
In making tbo 4-muo drtve. "
RATHCR THAN FACE
t COURT, KILLS HIMSELF
-r
.? '(Jraraal tpeelal bsrHes.) " "
Son Francisco, Oct. ST. Bather than
anoear m oourt and faoe a charan of
mtemptod murder. W. W. Caateol, a so
lictor , laloldod thla sBornlng by taking
'.par boria add. The tragedy ooourred
an hour before tho case waa -called. '
1 A few months ago he shot and -
"rtoualy wounded K. H. Dunham, preai
t dent Of tho California Business enUege.
vkiu aetuMl ana la ' a
Ojuaital over money oaoeed tho shooting.
, The steamer Charles R. penoer haa
Mia oonaiaa ko um airiaina innnnni
girie ror an ezoarsion aunoay. i no
'boat will leave the foot of Washington
treat Sanday noon and make a trip
ouva ill vsiuavii- iv win muru aw
.1 o'clock In the evening. Tha price for
t 'the trip wlH bo cents. Xreldt'a or-
East Bumslde street, betweea Union and
Orand a venues.
ATTORNEYS IN
BITTER . FICDT
In la document filed tn tha elrentt
court1 thla morning by Attornoya John
Dltchburn and John tV Watts, tho St.
Helena law firm of Dlllard A Day la ac
cused of- acting as Michael pMrtlera
agent la tho alleged payment of 1 1.00
to tho paronta of little Mary Roblaaou
to procure tholn. oonaent to an "out"
: rageous and Indecent marriage.
Zltobburn and Watto sued Plertler for
Sdt. which amount they claimed waa
daw aa fee for onndaettng hla'eaac
here.- Dlllard at Day, tn answer.
charged 4he ptamtllfa with having em
ployed a "capper' to represent to Pler
tler that they were lewyere of groat
ability. They denied that the plaintiffs
have oven a fair reputation at tho bar.
and declared that they objected to Pier-
tier's employing them it ,
Judgment for the tov la naked for
aa prayed m then oomplalaL In support
of their oontsntloa Attornoya Dltchburn
and Watts submitting a copy of a letter
sent by Plertler to Dlllard di Day, In
which he notified them that ho bad em
ployed the local barrlatere to defend
him and desired their -operation, it
la alleged that after this letter waa sent
Attorn ev Dlllard oonaultod and advised
with the plaintiffs. - .
ASSESSED valuation ;
.OF BAKER COUNT
(sbeeUl Meo-we. j Tee Stomal.) "
Baker. City. Or Oct. 1 7. Assessor
Ooorge Jett yesterday filed with County
Clerk Coo robe the summary of the aa
aesament roll of Baker county for the
year 1W4 showing the total assessment
of all property la the cownty to be
tl.tll.Us. Thla la about MO.Md Isaa
than the total for IMS. which ta ao
oounted for In a reduction of Si nor
oont In an assessment on sheep and a
tt nor oont reduction la aaosssment on
cattle. The rate of taxation in Baker
City for all taxes ta ltot waa 7V
mlila. The rata for 104 will bo made
at the January torn of the aouaty
TmriE f:::EitTY
. VAiiis i::::.eased
Ceentv Aaoesaor MoDonnell pm-
pleted thla morning a summary of the
assessment roll of Muiutomaa county,
aa flnallv eouallaod by the oounty board
of oquallaatloa It showe an Increase
In the assessed value ofproperty for the
year 1M over the year .. IWt of
t,4.fI. ,
One of tho prtnelpsl Items la that tho
assessed value of shares of stock for
llOS waa tl,It7.tt laat year and only
ll.flftl.4lf for thla year. It la autsd
la the report that the decrease In the
sharea Of stock to caused by changes
In tho law, which makes stock assess
able la counties where banks are located.
Among tho principal Items showing
differences for the two years may
aeon the following: ' ,
Last year's assessment On 104 miles
of telegraph i and tolspnono Unas.
1171,310; on lit mile of street rail
way bed. 40I.SI; machinery, eta
ll.44l.Hli merchandise, . 1,?0,H;
farming . Implements, etc, 171,110;
money, notes and accounts, IS,01,lftO:
household furniture, $17.lf; horses
and mules. I.B84 head, H,Mi: cattle.
l.llT bead, 1481. Ui sheen and goat a
1.1M head, 141,417! awlno, 4 .head.
Thla rear's aweasment On 171 miles
of telegraph and telephone lines.
II41.4S&: ori 14 milea of stmet railway
bed, s7,o; machinsry, eic,
marc hand las. S4.04.M4; fanning Imple
ments, etc.; 1116.141; money, notes and
accounts, f Z.SiO.SOi; household furni
ture, 2,14I,40S: horses and mules, 4.484
head, AU41.714; -eattle, 9.XS4 head.
4121.444; sheep and goata, 1,494 head.
2,14l awlno. 1,144 head. II.1B1.
Tbo Improvements on agricultural
land last year were assessed at 4744.290;
thla year the assessment wag 4772,944.
Tbo Improvements on town lota laat
year wero a 4 at 411.rfl.4&, wfalls
Uila year tha figures have Increased to
414,144,400..
Tha total exempt tons laat year wore
on property given, a valuation of
4241,444. No exemptions whatever were
allowed this year. . The amount eoUectedJ
in poll taxes last year waa si.itv. in is
year the aggregata poll tax baa swelled
to 414.424. .
MARION COUNTY TO
MAKE BIG EXHIBIT
Down "the Vy"
to the Mountains
By Sea end Plain
Not Ooofrapby Lesaoa at All
Nor Woatbor Bureau Report
Simply ao Idea of tha Vft
Tarritory tt Which Ellara
Piano Houso U Wall Known,
Oregon Is a tremendously big afata;
aoaie of its counties are larger tnan the
wonderful, state of bfaaaaooueetts. lu
which ta the city of Boatun, where Uu.
tamoua Chlckerlng planoa are made
All through the mounulna of Uregon,
out on the plains east of the mountains.
Clear throuah
wntcn is one of tho must
ths great, lertUe valley,
t the miiMt nroductlve In
the world, all along Us extensive ooaat
Hue. there are cities, towns and settle-
oienis, wners mining, farming, canning,
tuning or manufacturlBg la earned on
extensively.
Of all these settlements. It to safe to
ay there Is not one In which the name
of the great Western piano concern,
EILKRI PIANO HO U HE, is not koown,
and to moat of whieb it haa sent aot one.
but many planoa
..Thla la true also of Washington.
Idaho and California. Throughout the
yaat Pacific Coast territory Kilars Piano
House and Its methods of fair, square
dealing, moderate prices, easy paymento
and One instruments are known.
Pianos are constantly being shipped
everywhere by rail, by water, and where
there la no railroad are teamed or atacen
hundreds of miles, feeiore they reach
their destination. .
Here la a Hat of tho towns to which
planoa have been seat by us In tho past
three weeks, to aay nothing of tbo hun
dreds of odd Instruments pianos.
Pianolas, Pianola Planoa, which are
called the only perfect pianos organs,
orchestral le and elect rla planoa..
The two Instruments which left
town; -October first, were Pianolas, both
of which went to Seattle. Wash., one go
ing to the Washington Hotel, and the
otner io
eltv
Walta Walla, Wash.; the following day
a superb Chlcherlng piano waa shipped
"down the vailayo HcMlnavIlls, Or.,
for Mrs. Wm. Campbell. Then a Hobart
M. Cable for Baker City, a Ha net a
Davis to Hammond, a Kimball for As
toria, a beautiful Ballev went el ear to
Condon, being staged for about 40 miles,
and the same day a Pianola went to an
ient. Another Pianola went to Palmer,
a Beua piano to A r lata. Or., a FJclfro
Queen organ to Forest Grove, a Kimball
and a Hinse went out tho asms day to
the famous mining town of Bepubllu,
Wash. They, too. had a long rids. by
ige before they arrived at their desti
nation. Cheney. Wash., aot a Facing
Queen organ, and Plasa. la the same
state, a Kimbaii: cresten also
a nromlnent nhvalHan' of that
The next day a Pianola went to
oonrt.
' rnperwJ Emonteh lbs
Pendleton, Or., Oet 87. -The anneal
fair of the Blstera of at Francis, for
tho benefit of at. Anthony's hospital, to
on lit this rtty. The fair will eloee fMt
nrday flight. Large crowds are la dally
attendance.
iaaem wrmn
Upuow bwariiiWE-TDaAccol
roa ruu mtkiham "
SYMPATHY
' Yon don't hear Jrtoch about tympatfrf in dendatry. . Do your
People usually apeak of dentiats aa cruel and caUouaed to tho
pain they inflict. . That la because our inethodajiave not been,,
tried. Wf are so confidant that wa can operate successfully
without paii in any instance or under any conditiona that
we ask lor a cVoee inTettJtioo pi our methoda. Aa to the
r durability of out work, we invite investigation also. .' -,
Dr. B. L Wright's Dental Offices
' .v. 148 Washington Street, Comer Seventh.
"Ontoa HovW- s. aa. to p. sal awnaaya, f a. aa. to 1 n. an.' ' '
PHONB MAIK Hit.
w-aa 00 gtemetcaTBuedinc. 4)aleaa,
(Baeda! Stasatm to The Jeanal '
Sal era. Oet. 17-Marlon aouaty will
have ao complete an exhibit at the Lewie
and Clark .fair aa tha county's products
can make. Tho committee appointed to
work' with tho oounty oourt to make up
an exhibit foej tho iewto and Clark fair
nret yeatoroay at the oonrt' house and
decided to divide tho work ute aloe
bureaua - ,
William Taylor waa appointed aa chief
of the bureau of grains; Hon. L C Need
ham tha bureau of grasses; Captain
MUey, bureau of mining; Hon: W. X
Tooee, bureau of hope; Judge J. H.
Seott, bureau of education; H. B. Thill-
sen. bureau of wool, mohair and flaxi
F. 8. Derby, bureau of timber and manu
facturing; D. H. Liooney, bureau of
dalriea, and Hon. 9. H. aettlemetor aa
chief -of the bureau af fruits and vege
tables. ' aetuemeler waa appointed to
take the plane of Iter; Father William
of Mount Angel. '
. Tho beads of bureaua are Instructed
to appoint four coadjutora, forming a
commit tee of Ave for the management of
tho work. A resolution was passed also
that aa member, of tho obmmlaalon
should receive any compensation for bla
work, outer the a hla expenses actually
Incurred la the performance of thoework
of gathering and forming tho exhibit.
The oommlttees will meet agala Nov
ember for further study of the pro
posed work and reports of . prog reap
made.
handsome Kimball; Lookout, Idaho, a
Kimball: Wardner. Idaho, another fam
ous mining district, one of tha popular
Jacob Doll; Coulee City, a Bailey;
Qrangevllls. Idaho, a Doll, that had to
be ataged 44 miles; Cul do Sac. Idaho, a
Kimball, and also a Bailey piano;
Alanca, a Kimball organ, and also Ho.
Idaho; while Oakesdale, Wash., was an
other town to set a beautiful Chlcker-
1ns;: Mt. Angel. Or., a Baus: Hon ta villa.
a nn
isrwood. r
In one dev. two Kim balls, a Bailey and
our went to
Bole
WATER STREET FILL
IS
MISUNDERSTOOD
.... . .- V"
lffsundrstsndlng aa tha part of the
property owners aver tho Oiling In of
Cast Water street by the Oregon Wa
ter Power Railway oompany oeema toj
nave assumed greater proportions than
the real facta would - warrant Tho
property owners have been of the opin
ion that tho railway oompany had con
tracted to nil tha whole street, other
than tho 14 feet required by the oom
pany for Ha roadway, at the rate of
1H aenta a eublo yard - at th time
they secured their franchise and that
thla waa Included as a part of tho
fraaohlaa. This la not true.
P. A. Morris of the Oregon Water
Power A Railway oompany, who made
the agreement with the city engineer.
yo that tho statement to the erf set
that the oompany now re roses to all In
the street for lttt cents a eublo yard.
but wente 44 aenta hi not true. He says
tha oompany stands ready and willing to
flu tn tha balance of the street when
ever the property owns re assure the
oompany that tha money therefor will
be fortbcomlng. -
SMITH SWEARS WIFE -
BEAT CHILD CRUELLY
' fi , II.M.I 111 , ,..,..,..-
Ralph O. aVnlth took the witness
stand In Circuit Judge Cwland'a oourt
this morning In a suit for divorce and
accused Ada Smith of shocking erueltv
the case of their little bear, not aulto
four rears okL Mrs. Smitb la content
ing the action.
In Isat February, tha husband swore,
the- child waa sent to a hospital for an
operation. He had barely recovered suf
ficiently to leave tho tnetltuttea when
ha contracted diphtheria and lay 111 for
aoma time. - - r . .
Weser. and on the same dar a very
handsome Kimball piano waa shipped
to Placerville. Idaho. Other prominent
towns to which we shlDDed Dianas are
The -Dalles, Houlton, Monmouth, Cham
poeg, I on a. Gobi a. Hlllaboro. Or.; Flah- I
era, Spokane, Harrington, Hillverd. Col-
rax, lltsvuia, Tekoa, St. jonn, uoiviua,
Wenatchea, Hatton, Lam pop. Wash.;
Nes Perce, Idaho; Myrtle Poftit, Or..
way down the coast, where the Instru
ment had to be staged In; ICnferprlse.
Chambrook. Portsmouth. Brownsville,
Albany. Imnaba, Flrwood. Lents, Cur
rlnavlllo. Or.; Nahcotta, Egypt, Mauo,
Krepp, Wash.; Stltea. Ida.
Our supply of pianos Is Immense, Tn
addition to our Portland retail estab
lishment which occupies a quarter of a
block,, right In the heart of the city,
down on the railway tracks we have Just
completed aa Immense warehouse, the
most modern structure of the kind in
the WoaL Here planoa are loaded di
rectly to and from the cars at a great
saving of labor and risk of damage
This Is only one of our many moner
savlng and labor-saving methods. In
many ways we save you money on your
piano, and we sen a& very nnest mane,
our leaders, tho Chlckerlng. of Boetru;
Weber, the great piano of New York;
the Kimball of Chicago; Haa Hon,
Crown. Lester, Story A Clark. Crown and
20-odd other high-grade makes. Write
or see ua If you want a piano. Remem
ber, full guarantees and money back
In every tnatanco where Instrument fails
In any way to nrove exactly as repre
sented. Ellera Piano House, 441 Waah
1 net on street, comer of Park.
ENDEAVORING TO OUST
.GOVERNOR'SAPPOINTEE
Circuit Judge George thla morning
took under advisement, the demurrer to
the eult mod to ouet Dr. R L Lincoln
from tho Oregon state board of dental
examiners. , Argument waa made by
Attorney H. K. Sargent for the board
and ex-Judge W. M. Cake for Dr. Lin
coln. It waa ontendedV by Attorney Bay
gent that, according to law. the gov
ernor and the board are required to co
operate in tha appointment of members
of the board. The board must prepare
a flat of roee eligible ta appointment
in Its opinion, and tho governor eel oet
aa appointee from tha Ilea.
Jndge Xafta admitted thla fact, but
declered that In thla Instanoe the
board had failed to supply the governor
with a list -of eligible persona from
PACIFIC 'COAST -
MAN IS WASTED
4-, t 1 . '. . .
f r
The entire Pacific ooaat delegation
In congress will unite In urging P reel-
dent Roosevelt to appoint a representa
tive from the Pacific coast section to 4111
the vacancy to the interstate commerce
-ootacnJesion which wul occur about Jan
uary L and It la the opinion of Senator
J. H. Mitchell that tho preeldent will
grant tbo requeet by naming the anan
recommended by tbo senators and renre
aeatattvea from thla section. .
Senator Mitchell feela that toft Httla
difficulty will be met with In securing
this appointment. Ho haa already
takes the matter up with the congress
men from the other states, and an early
meeting of the Interested parties will be
held In Washington noon tha oenvening
of eon gross for the purpose of deciding
upoa the men who will have tho sop
port of tho Pacific ooaat people.
Tha interstate commission Itself would
bo agreeable to the appointment of a
Pacific coast man, since the Importance
of thle aectlon In the shtpplng world
haa inereoaooVaa rapidly within tha past
few years.
The Interstate commerce commission
la one of the greatest ta the United
States and He declelona are of tho ut
most importance to tha Interests of. tho
Pacific . ooaat. Tha vacancy will be
caused by tho raslgnatloa of D. Yoon
meaa af Iowa, who retires about Jan
uary L and the chamber of commerce of
Portland, tn letters addressed' to the
Oregon delegatloa, called their attention
to tbo fact and aald that tha Paclfto
coast inOt rests demanded tho appoint
ment of a representative from thla sec
tion to fill the vacancy.
Owing to tha fact that the Paclfto
ooaat baa had no representation on thla
oommleaton. and aa tha conditions here
are different from other Sections of the
United Statee, tha shipping Interests
have been aeateetod. When the Quaiiea-
Ooeper bill waa Introduced in congress
some five years ago, tbo chamber of
commerce brought every Influence to
bear to prevent Its passage. The bill
bad for Ha object the Increasing of the
tr Call (mVaaaa'S '
BLCC9 i! KS3VE TCXIC
A fAHJf TO TAKS A lIBAIt TUU, .
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re reawee saaesssf neat a Om
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aVMeeaaeMenwoeaeMaatfea,
sots wt sauaamt. m sr ata aa MMiPt
sr rated, ma, A soij 4 aoxn 44.
wa, aoaanxo eo, wmwu&mnaA. Pa.
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NEW - DESIGN
1 BUFFETS
' ,
In Golden Oak. Qoartetwd Oak, Weathered
Oak and Mahogany '
$18,00 TO $225.00
; Doesn't your Buffet harmonize with the rest
of your dining-room furniture ? -Are you at
all dissatisfied with it ? Then let us show
v you our pretty new ones that are thoroughly
up-to-date... It's important that you be
pleased -with your dining-room. Ydu re
there three times a day. r
FIFTY PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM
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' It's worth while having our new catalogue if you five in the country.
" vYou can furnish your whole house by maiX or any part of it A
- postal card to us and you get the catalogue postpaid. . .-
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Help us advertise our shoes by
wearing a pair. You are found
to tell your ; neighbor about the
good v wearing qualities of our
line. Our shoes always remain
soft and pliable; and are : built
so as to prevent arips." They
are sewed with silk and we
warrant them to ' contain first
grade leather. ' v ; J . j ;
Reid
.i . a aw ' ,
Hertsche Go.
: SHOE MAWPA CTURERS
9 and 11 lorth First Street Portland, Oregon
powers of the Interstate ooeamoroo eosa
si lee Ion. and aa tho Pacific ooaat had ao
representatlveT the bill waa objected to.
But within the past two aaonthe tho ob
jections to triereaslns the power of the
commission havebeen withdrawn by the
chamber Of commerce owlnf to condl
tloao which have artaea in tho railroad
bustnoaa that demand an Increase in tha
powers of tha Interstate body.
WOMAN DISAPPEARS "I
: FROM SANATORIUM
Madam aVhoehmoffsld. antrt 4:14
o'clock Tweeder evonlns an Inmate af
tho Mount Tabor Nervous sanatorium,
la mlaeiaa and It la feared she haa eom
ailtted autdda.
The woman waa scanned ta tha tastl
ration because of a nervous disorder.
The officials ear ther do aot know where
she came from or who her people are.
She la described aa beta about 44
vearo aid and 4 feet teebee ta belaht.
She baa brown hair, sprinkled with
frer; baa erer Mao eyes; wore a red or
white sweater.1 a Mnch welkin, skirt
and taa ahosa whan aha left tha sana
toria aa.
tn another
Cart Store Opeslnf.
part af I
Importing aompanv. sac., an
nonnoea the opeoUHt af their new store
October ta, at Nob. 144-144 FVth street.
m the Ooodnewati bulldlaaT- The firm
wM carry a meamlfieent. larawj lino of
Oimeae and Jananeae anrhnv novel ttee,
atlks, fWewerka, fUaw. eta. and eor-
fdlalhr tnvltea tho publw ta hwpeat their
stock. Tho windows am
with samples of sjeada and
beautiful aepearaaoe. ram art by anraiy
fail ta atafw.. , , .
The Western Importing Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL;
?6S-17S FIFTH STREET : OOODNOUOH BUILDZNQ
On October t9th w will open oar ncrw atora
and win b paeabed to hhrsj tht) pubUc call and
wmina our stfga fjtock of - r: '
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