HE OREGON ; JAli :' JOURNAL. PORTLAND. '., TUESDAY . JEVENINO. JANUARY, 8. 13.
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KO PEACE TALK !S::
HEARD 1M RUSSIA
HOARD
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V are the makers ' of the
1 'PATE! IT.
r rf
j J llfLCw-j ; V'
TAKE THEIR SEATS
. IIEfTS AT SALEf.1
WiNDTpROOE
I ' 1 ' AND' .: '
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Broward Inaugurated In
;. ....-.'.-Florida With Impoaing
... -r'.v:-- -Pomp.;.....l;- .
'.-"XKNNSYtVANlATO NAME3
r r SUCCESSOR TO QUAY
Possibility of Peace Meets With
Apportionment . Made ; for- th
Annual Support' and Ben-." ;
r - wfit of 'the). State. ,
RTJ ST - proof:
UMBREIiLAS
i'othing But Expressions.,, ;
A A . of Indignation. 'A ,y
PUBLIC IS STUNNED tVtT
r ; BY LOSS OF FORTRESS
This ScIo b to Advcrti eAEo
' Sinn's Eswdusivd UiatrcIIaA:-
. ........ - . , i . ' j-. j-
. WE.REPAIR
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE -
AND Fc
They cost no more then tbe com
mon kind, but wear twice as long
vX7 'ALSO provided for
GOVERNORS
OF LEVY
Minnesota and Rhode - Island
Solona Begin Their :Seasotvof 4
AA:j- '.' y Law-Making .y
1 Tv.l-Vi. Via 'Jan.' 1 NaDOlCOO
8 -Brownrt was Iwlir ifi"lW'rt 4
. . . . 1 a . . t 1
rrnor cl Fionas.--, ne wer ...
tUli were at th same time -Inducted
Into office. The " Inaugural proclon
waa od ot ttf oat -lropaln rr
-n lir. Tha lnauuraJ Mremonlaa
took placMn lha rapltoi at noon in tha
orraenca of tha membora of tha ccnaral
.ajanbinjatata ?rnw - ,7,"
other apctatora. oath of of flea
.JailnllUMil It- Chtaf
,11.1
fonwlck Taylor Tna nw miet --tlo-wae
ntrodu$ad by M-Oavimw
uovarnor arww .- 1 jha Uat dlapatoh TrohT Htoaoaai. oawa
Ions and contlnuad ... applaaa.' .tDe0-tnbar J8. atatad: "Tha poattlon of
.1.- ,.M ia daiivsr tha la
niOUIllVU ivumm .
surural addreas. He apoka In clear,
loud tones, and - hla apaach wae fre-
- quantly punctuatad with applauee,- The
Inaucural baU takea ilaoa thle evanlnc
and promteee to be eh erent of unuaual
brlUUtnca and eplandor, Vlaltora are
. hero .from Jarkaonvllle. St- Autruatlne,
Tiunpa, " Key West and" other Jeadtns
cltlee. of the atate.
,::Jto: EJ.ECT. KNO; ,
lflltorvX4eij Oorarnor Voaay
, - , (Joortwl Bpecial Stmrfce.l " '
Harrlabura:. Pa j--"1 n1!lm
d....ii.i lit hla Annual mea-
rruvr thwjk"' ' -
aau dealt wlthaTrriehumberof Wr"
tera of tmportanee to the atate.; advo
eating ainonv other thlnga a new aena-
i i unMH..i.ilv. annnrtlonmtnt
lon aiitu nc""" " '
end recommending legislation reducing
or abolishing the reeo or various mtmtm
officials. Other matters touched upon
i i . t. - . aaM tha annnlntment
III HQ P" " " -
. of additional bank examiners and new
leglalatlon ln connection wun in nu
- . Ilng-aef paaaed by the laat leglalatura
. . rt . Kia : . . .. ...
lor .a ummr a
: . v - At tbeJloe ot lt session (today the
. 'legislature wui -aajoum umu ."
IT. when, tf -will reassemble to ballot
for a United SUtea senator In. place
- of the late Senator Quay. Senatpr Knoa.
- who la serving by appointment a portion
of the unexpired term of Senator Quay,
haa announced hla cajidldacyor election
i.Ui full six-year Urm. . Senator" Knox a
.candidacy haa the indorsement of the
Republican organisation leaders and he
probably will - receive tbe unanimous
: - vote of ttheparty cauco .?.
. . Janrnal Bnagtai gal rlf
Previdenoe. R. I.. Jsil S. Joorge., H.
"TJtter. Kepubllcan, waa Inaugurated today-
aa governor of Rhode .'Island In
succession to Lucius T. C. Oarvin, Dem-t-rafc
The ovent waa attended wlth the
customary formalities and -ceremonies.
Including an inaugural parade and a
public reception. ; -f- -'--- .''' ,' .
itiJnrBSOTA's
? St!-Paul. Jan. 1. The Minnesota leg-
Talature met at noon today a.nd formally
organised. Tomorrow the . hoilae and
; senate wltr meet In- joint session to
listen to the Inaugural mease ge of Governor-elect
Joha A. Johiaon. and -th
- ' farewefl message ef Governor Van Sant
? FORESTRY CONGRESS IS
i" -IN SESSION AT CAPITAL
: ' i- Jaraal Heeeui garrire.f ' ' r ' !
V- 7 Washington, D. C. Jan. . Drawn to
t gether by their common deelre to stim
ulate snd nlte all efforts to perpetuate
the forest aa a permanent re source" of
. the nation, several hundred delegates,
- Including presidents of railroads, facul
ties ef forest schools, state forest of
ti.ui. nfAfuMlnnil fnreatarsL lumber.
. men, representatives of the National Ir-
. ..uMlillnit. anil nf f lniul .rears.
i senutivee of the i'nlted fits. tea land of
. flee and foreat reserve service, together
: ' with representatlvea of every suts and
territory or tne uniiea oisi.es sua
eral. of the Canadian provinces, sssem
-".'"Ki-i in thta rltv today to take Dart
1 V In the sessions of tha American Ioreet
tmgreea This gathering is oy rar ins
"'" most notable of its kind ever held In
' America. '. -
This afternoon the importsnos Af tha
'public forest, lands to Irrigation and
' erasing wss discussed. The' speakers
y included presidents of livestock asao-
rlatlons. men of Isrg experleHceTTn
irraalns and those-who have made a
mnimi atuHv nf araslna In ' the ' foreat
' reserves.-' The Irrigation queetlon was
another subject of discussion and -It waa
' exhaustively treated by those In charge
. . .AtMMMmntt'i Hulanutlnn wnrkf
v snd by representative of the tgrlcliltu.
ral Interesta -or me nauun.
The -sessions begun today will
, tinwo uittll Saturday
y mcmsBiiBosan. '.
(Hpselsl DlapiiPb te Tbe JoorsslJ
- Asotin, Wssh-ran, S. Miss Maud
, .,,., tvls, a lonsl af houl tuohr, waa robbed
.of a purse containing 5e -while In th
Palace ' oepartmeni aiuia -i nposanc
i Faturday. The chain waa cut and. the
' - loss waa not discovered for some time.
', There Is no clue.-i . . . '
Cant Do It
Heart affections will not get well of
, themselves i neither do they remain in
'active. If the. cause is. not removed.
' ' they continue to grow - In number and
- severity. ' "
. They sre the outgrowth of exhausted
" nerve foree, sad the heart -cannot etnn
v io rest, aa do other orsnne, but must
continue to struggle until completely
" disabled, and that s the end.
On' tne very--Srat Indication of heart
- trouble you can stop all progress and
' effect a cure by the use of ,
Dr. MUet Heart Care ;
the fen net effertl.Tieart remedy known.
- .It builds up, feeds and strengthens the
'nerves and mux-!es of the heart and, re.
.. stores It to perfect health. ;
"f bad oerlovs heart trouble! for two
' month my life seemed to hsng by n
thread, when my sttentton was eallnl
' 1 Iw. MIU-s" Heart Cure. I commenced
r taking the He.rf Here, and Nervine, and
In two wionthe they restored me t com
parative jr4 health "RKV. . W. A.
H'KI,NH. Port Elgin, Ost,
If first bottle falls to benefit, money
-' 'back. .- - ,- , - . ,
'?. ' v '. " : ' v'',y" '
Stocssel ; 9ay -, Worst-Eriemfes
Wert Scurvy and Thir
tetnjncn shells. '
, ' : . iJoamal tprcUl Tli'"" '
k a. Mlnalr. la now
Wll. am " - ' -
6a Ma way to gt-FtarabrrwhTo-ha
will hava lmmdlat oonaultatlon with
hla advlaara" ragardlng tha altuatlon In
tha far eaat. In offlolal clrclea all talk
of tha tMaalbitty of paaoa at such a. tlma
meota with nothlnf but praealona of
lndlrnatlon, r - -f-. -. --
- Tha publlo la atunnad bj thaannourtca-
nmt of tha fall or t-on .Annur, wnicn
th fovanitnant annonncwl tMa momt.
" . h announcamant will ba
- . v. H.nntrtlon OB 4ha
(UllVWWi vi
part of tha rarolutlonary alomeat which
will apara nothing tp hraM tha or-
arnmant. -f,
Deo-mber J8. dtatad: "The poattlon of
l. . i. Kvimln. vary Dalnful.
Our principal enemlee are acurvy, which
la mowing- aown m. -
l. 1 1 . .uiji knnw nft. obataale and
ln.t' which there la mo protection.
There only remain a few not attacked
by acurvy. The tale OX tne loaeee oi our
..fl.r. an Indication of tbe
T i h.i anatatnad - - Of
) tnral, two KrondraUnko and Bar.
pentaky have ieen suiao, Mii.t.j
la dead, two are- wounded myeelf and
Qennarolra wtstle Oorbatoweky to ouf
feiinv from contualona. . Of .nlne'reKl
meotal commanders, three are killed and
four wounded. ' .- - s. -
- 3AAMmn TAIL AT
-iJJmriisT "perUl Srlc.T
n Jan l.Tha Jananesa effort
to break the Russian center .yesterday
failed. Omaya'a troops were repulsed
with great loss.'"; A ... .,T y
PROBING TIMBER LAND
FRAUDS IN IDAHO
Special Agent Sent ..on Repre
sentation Made by . Senator
I; ' Dubois Stealings Alleged
-vTa'sBIngWHTX tr,-rn.On com-
-l.l-l 1 -A Ku a itrAininnt firm of at
torneys In Idaho, through .Senator Du
bola, the secretary ot the Interior. Mr.
Hitchcock, dispatched a special Inspec
tor to iaano 10 inc.uii w.ii
to be a' systematic- plot of defrauding
.....nn... in th. matter of timber
I . - J. .-.Inllna- s.ld-tO be t Vi
greater magnitude even tnan in -uregon.
The charges. Benator. juudois eaya, io
inent eltlaena one of
a- tl.lAH. eplanil 'Tha phai
wnwu M . i . w.. a - - - -
Is accompanied by voluminous affidavits 1
alleging frauds to ins extent oi hbh;
ftiiiu Tha- nanan were rurned
over to President Roosevelt by8enator
Dubois and by him- rorwaTaea io eecre
Tiry-Hltchrock, wun' m
i a j .- , ....
i. . - .kMiivH Inwaatlaratlnn ana to
earrjr vn prosecutions If warranted. -
LAST MEETING OF
THE OLD G01I1YCIL4
- I
iSaaelal Diana Irk tB Tke Joorosli )
Vancouver,' Wash. Jan. 3. The old
city council iaat night bald Its- laat
meeting before gome of.. the members
ten out and new ones take their placea.
Those who retire are W. P. Crawford
and J. J. Padden, s,nd the newly eieciea
councllmen to fill thess vacancies ae
r r. n,..trtn ,nj T I . Hamrlcks.. ' The
principal business transacted was ths
auditing of bills, ana tne approval oy
the council or tne oonaa ox ins mj
clerk, treasurer and attorney.
' ' Some time ago- the council condemned
the old dock at the. foot of Main street,
and recommended tint this dock should
Ka a-amovsd. aa It la. rotting fast and Is
a very unsightly structure. . This dock
belongs -to - Csptaln raaasn, ror many i
years a resident of Vancouver, but restd-J
ing now in Bsn Francisco. ionn ra
ta well, as agent for Captain Padden,
addressed ths council and stated that
Captain Padden is perfectly willing that
this structure be removed, but that he
does not feel liie paying for. the labor
required In so doing. It Is the opinion
of many 'of the councilman that a. prop,
erty owner can not be forced to remove
'truetr condemned by" the-authort-tles.
and tha opinion II lhatt-although
this matter waa laid over for the pres
ent, (he clly wlllavaptually rama?ethja
dock and pay for such removal out of
ths city funds.
Although the expenses ' of the city
government for the past year have been
In excess of the- receipts. -th"reprf of
the city treaaurer and clerk ahows that
.ha' financial condition of the eltv la
in vary good shape. The shortage.' Is
caused by the many improvements that
have been carried on during the past
.M-. ff Jt had not been fur 'these
ponses there wouhMw a goodly balance
in the city treasury. - - -
ul.aAa maiila . AndArana anil Ma ,H
Graves of CorvalllS, Or., were Vsncou
... viaiinra waatardav ja. - . .
p- Clsy Sparks, a studemt at Pselfle-tiitn
versltyy ores uravs,. mi w mi iiau.-ai
Saturday After spending the Christmas
helidaya In thla city, r-' r. -'
u anrf.ium . wz w. ascAjraaia enter.
tniniHi - -
at a watch-night party Saturday, even
tnined f-a f.nnnnvar Fivo Hundred-el ub
ing. ,; ' ' '.. .
T.aa nnnah. tne wire or tne re.
tiring mayor of Vancouver, Is reported
ill at her home in thla eltv.
Clough Is now in Valdes, Alaska, where
ha intends engaging m eusiness.
isa Loon.
".;.:,." fleamai. pedal Servlct.) ,
CorvalllS. Or, Jsn. 1 The county
fen-v took a trio down stream on Its
own account atanaay morning ai
o'clock. Two "teams were aboard, when
the -canta parted, and h boat drifted
n tha alit nf aklffa a.landlnar
waa inade-at Dixon .creek and the aid,
Of a steamboat will do requirva in get
ting the retry pact s tie jnonrings.
"'" iiroyii at tajs. ;-.':
(Hneela Dtsyatrk -b- The Joerasl.l I
riv . Jan.. 1 -JameA Flnnev
aged 11 yetra, a prominent and wealthy
farmer and hop grower, died at hla home
near thla city on New Year'a Ylay He
i.. .... . airfw anil three ehlldren Klla.
George and Kdward. He had reaided In
tola vicinity for yes re.
TotalAmounrtoB Raised n
-Tax Roll y Will - Expeed
K -One Million.' -r v ,
)SpcUl DtssaUk to tha Ioersl." .
saiam fir ja. l.At a meeting helJ
at the capltol building this afternoon,
the state board of levy, composed of
Governor , Chs Siberia In, . Wffrotarr . -of
Btate' Dunbar, and state treasurer
Moore, apportioned the atate levy of
uu fn. . ataf a nurtiosea and for ' the
annual aupport and benefit of the State
Agricultural college lor tne yvmr vnuina
Decralber' 1, "ItOfr. - The total amount
to .bejralaed on , thai. If4 tM roll for
atate purposes Is ll.OOO.ooO. and for the
aupport of tha Agricultural collegs. JL,-
The apportionment maae is as itoi-
lows:
. -T V- I .
' Per Cent of ' 'C . .
- State Taxes-1-'"' -.
to bo paid by , ' '
-the Several Total.
- County
... a
Baker ... '. - .. - 5JJ
. ..... . n 2 0 a
I zi.vKB.ee
Clackamas . ...... .032
Clatsop . . ........ -SriJ
Columbia . -222
X1.7S0.O0
10.866.00
vn snT in
Crook" w ...(.... 130 -"
J.'Si!6.00
Douglas , w .T7Z--45 ' " Bit.v
Grant i--rrnty-tvt-fx;
,009 i
a aia aa
, .....ri
oiso
U.400.00
r-:ii8s.oo
.22.0O
; 11.787.50
J0.S87.3O
1 it.35S.O0
6,837.50
.:UI:oll
8e2.i0
-9,737.B0
120.107.60
i : 31.487.60
.17.i0
. 8.B17.50
,:-- 60,226.00
33.867.50
.7.481.60
.. t3.86.0
- -10.863.50
; 8.887.60
- 40.077.60
Jackson
.0314
.o6o
.0116.
.0107
,042
nnf.R .
Josephine .
Klamath . .
l.aks . . . .
Lane , . .
Lincoln . .
T .Inn . -
Malheur 'ivt
Marlon . - . . . , .
.01S '
-0095 -
.tm
.0307 .
, .0087
.0087
.0480
.OSJ.
.0071
.0214
.0301 :
.0087 ,
,03tl
Morrow
Multnoman . .....
Polk . . -i
Sherman u . -.
Tillamook .
ITtnatllla . ......
t'nlon . ........
Wallowa . .........
.
Washington , .....
v. neeier .
Tarahiu . ....... ..jt,
-TTotale
036,000.00
NEWCITYCOONCILOF
. SALEM HOLDS MEETING
(SpeeUI Dlspatck to The JanruLl .
a.iM r.. Jan. 1 . The eltv council
wUl hold Its first meeting of the new
year this evening, ai nummmi m
newly elected members wl!be sworn In
and the retiring members will vacate
their Beats. Thete will be one new
member . for each or tne seven eaism
wards, as follows: P. W. tensloff
. Mm tha nra ' A. Baker
i iti. , "... - . - -, .
Rep.)" from the eeCTn Pawl Wsllaee
n . . t K t rA t r rxnnrtale.
Jri Rep.). from the fourth: P. L. Pra
.1. nam from tha sixth, and Lee
tnhaafla (Reo.l. re-elected from the
-
aeventh.
-
Mayor P. W. wVteri will sueeeed hlm-
... nr.il. A Uaaraa aarlll be sworn
In a's city recorder; T. B. Cornelius, as
marshal, ojo a. r rana
retwiirer: : t
-t....... aail.i tva made In the
appointive offices' is not known. bur t
la said that Jamee Lewis, at present a
member oOhenlght police torcewUl
ka annnlnted health officer and day
ni.ht force- vTheae two officers have
served the clty-for the past two years,
snd have glvensuch thorough satisfac
tion that tnsir reiamnun -manded
by tha bualneag men of Salem,
mi aiaetina- a at raa. com.
1 Hi ai...
missioner to succeed -H. C. Tarpley, the
present lnoumnenu-whj msi nar u.
postpone 0. as the -members of the coun
cil stste that they will take time to se
lect a ta Oil the offlos. in order that
they may name one propexiy euuiinra
for the place. . . y
. nw -na.jl aa hah nrdlnanoa. which
haa created much Interest in this city.
will alao come up .ior conaw i
tonight's meeting, hot It Is understood
action upon tha earns will be postponed
in order to allow the new members ot
ths council an opportunity jj sMiujr.iis
"" "
WILL NOT PERMIT
CHADWICKS TO MEET
. y
- Joorasl gperlal gervlee.) ' " '
-n.u.i.i fan 1 Tr Oiadwlek as-
peered In the criminal court this, morn
ing tA n.l hla bond of 16.000. Mrs.
Chadwlck-tiss fixed a new date for Is
suing the long expected statement- It
.tt i h a-iwan nut Wadnesdsv and the
rtmlnr will ltl- her In making ltshe
declares. -Msrsnai . cnanaier lonnj re-
fused Dr. Ghedwirk'B request, for per-
. . nrivata talk with hla
lUIBHIUII . " llutu ... .
.if. Ma.iaatAW llvlna at his Euclid
avenue.-resldenoe Instead of a notei.
IMh REDISTRIBUTION '
YEJ SAYS J. J. HILL
Knerlal Rerrlee.t " '
v. Turk Tun a Tt IsSiaarned from
an authoritative aource today that the
Northern Securities case will be appealed
m tha irnitaut Statea aunreme court on
certlerari proceeains" . jsmes a. nm.
president iof,, thfM ISoryiern ; Securitiee
nw, na m v an I A 1 - .
i'i'l am ' more pleased than . surprised.
vf, in the re-disiMbutiou or .assets."
MAT XiOtM ABU -
(HaWlal DUnatra fen Tha jMarasl.l
Washtucns,- Wash., Jan. 3. Mra O. St.
John, 'whw' is suffering from a severe
casa of . bl'iod poifnntng, has been re,-
tA aha linanltal at Walla Walla
for treatment. Some time sgo she rsn
a Small spnnier . in ner- linger. , omra
the finger , began to swell and finally
thai entire srm became badly swollen
and gave her much pain. It is prob
able that she will lose the entire arm.
. OXBXi WJIOS SXPX.OICAT. :
t . ' .!-Uori Bpeelil Sefvlee.) - - "
Tork. Jen. I.-Th Church-of the
Incarnaton was the scene of a wedding
of note today, when Miss FllaanOr Rus
sell became the bride of Mr. L Graeme
Scott, of the Rngllsh diplomatic ser
vice. The bride Is the daughter of
Judge and Mrs, Horsee-Ruseetl -snd a
granddaughter of the late Judge Henry
Hilton. . ',. ' 1 ;
. " . rrefsrred stock Cannes' Oooda,
. Allen lewls" Best Brand,
y I ADVERTISING SALE We want every one In Oregon to
' know that Allesina making and selling the best Umbrellas for
"wear and rough usage to be had an v place at any price. ; In order
taget you to helua adymise this faclwe are. having whatwe
call our Advertising Sa!le. - ;'V ri'T i? I :
' i. .- :- . A.. y.',
' ' "SALE PRICES Our regular, prices are much less thin the
price you! would pay any one else for Umbrellas of similar rjual
" ity, for we, manufacture our Umbrellas and they are really sold
at factory pricem During this advertising sale all of our factory
' prices are greatly reduced, for half of the money we are appro-.
4 priating for advertising for,1905will be spent in reduced prices.
rt We believe that if you are well pleased with the Umbrella you
' buy of us you will do tnore advertising for. us than if we had
spent this rtoney in -sortie other way. You must -see the Um
' frella,'lJ;rif5!lves to appreciate the bargains we, are offering.
' 309 y A
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ALBANY
MAKES TAX LEYY
Old Body Meets In Special Ses
sion and Adjourns and New,;
; 0h Called to Order.
FATHER AND SON BADLY -
i INJURED IN RUNAWAY
Portland Minister" Conducts
Evangelistic , Services at -v-;
Baptist Church. .
'l' ' - ' ' ' " ' - T'' " .
" (aptela! Dbtpatek to The Joarnal.) . 1
Albany, JanT l.TBe city oouncll met
a anawaiai aaaalon last evening, when the
officers' reports for tho past year were
submitted. e"f wnicn ina oia count;
adjourned-slne-dl. TU-xs couutti
was then " called to order, and B, B,
Huston and J.;jU TomUnson, the two
new councllmen look tha ooth of office
a .at hal aaata The Benton
county court waa ordered notified that
the councU baa .maae a levy v- wib.
m. .it nmntrtT. for the year.
a - . .,i,al frt nrdap tha tax
ana ne arvui wa .
collected on the Benton County -property
Is atraeff about 71 Acres lyins across
.i. .i.. hum thla eltv at the end of
the bridge that is now In the city limits
and dty.-taxeo-wju -rwv.-i -.1
tnis."-- . ' y . . . . . . ..' ..
: ". - v,haaat la' BaiaMf.
John Meyer , of Crabtreo m an WU-
llam. while driving into nis aiy jr.v-a-a
i - n,..aiv tha honei taking
frtgbt in the edgt. of -the town.- -Both
men were tnrown oui a
. i tk.aM auarlnuslv kicked.
Both men are badly Injured, butvthelr
condition la not oangermw.
Albaay CoUeo BoopoM. -
nv... itfillaaa reonened this morning
with a larger attendance than haa been
recorded any time la the past Many
m ,i.4,.ia have returned for the
luiiuci
second term and a number of young men
--j have' entered the eollsge
since the holidays ror tne iirsi hum.
wv",v" . a. . a.
n.ua MiHnAk la tnp ma m.si Druau..
ous year in the history of tha Institu
tion.' .' 5 . , - ' '"i ..?
Bevlval aervloes.
. r l. Ts.tmaa nf Pnrtlsnd la eon
ducting evsngellstlc services In tho Bap.
tlst -cm-rclt in this city and a large
...ji i. haaria. the divine every
BUU1CI1... - ...a, . .
evening. In .the Chrtstlsan church, Bvan-
gftllit Harlow jot Missouri is aiso noia
ing svangellstlc services and has good
crowds. Both -series of meetings are
expected to continue for some sreeks.
Sngioee MoOavthr XO. . .
E..VnMr McCartlty. "of the tebanon
local train," wae taken with a aerious
attack of Ulneaa yesieroay aim ms irv--msn.
J. Tlbbetts, wss. compel led to run
... , T..I awanlnar another
ine ensinv av-. J .. . . . J"
engineer came up from Portland to take
the place ot tne sick man, ,
BLOW UP ENGINE AND
Z 'AA LEAVE WARNING NOTE
( . '. (tpeetal Wspsteh to The Innrnil.)
Chehalls, Or., Jan. I. Unknown par
ttcrlftst tilht Mew up a donkey engine
used by Ouy Roundtree In logging en
the south fork of tha Chehalis rlvsr, li
miles southwest of hee. Dynamite was
used A -note left tm a eard said: -
"Roundtrers camp is noi wimw, ana
- lie does not keep out of these woods
he will get a bullet through his head."
.a. rr.aiih.rt haa raturnetf frnm
Securea. ana . -w., .
low. :. ' '- ' '' " ' ''l''l-'
ALLEGES HE KILLED
' MAN IN SELF DEFENSE
,"'... (Journal Special ger-lee.l
Helena. Mont., Jan. 1. Declaring that
his victim was advancing upon . him
wltti an uplifted . billet of wood In a
k.i,nin. manner and refuslne ta halt.
Jesse Lepper assigned as his reason for
killing The unmeesa. near v. on creea,
as detailed l these dispatches. ':
. ., a thatr ahaaa rinnlta avaea
,a-a,pr na - r- - ll
purposely Jntermiaed by. Qrlmeaud and ,
a .ki. . V. a atta.Ml a ri... i lanaapj a
iront- inia m -... ...
made no resistance when approached by
the officers, and has been lodged In
jail here. - - ;
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tmtvnm nr bwawat. ; ;
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-T .Seeplsl IHofaMelt e T )J-n.l. - -'
"Wilbur. Waah.. Jan. I. Alva Van Os
dll. a drayman, was probably fatally
lnlured In a runaway here yesterday.
Ills forehead was out, teeth knocked oat
i and noee mashed. - ( ,..
COUNCIL
n
JUBILEE
AT TOE DALLES
Letting of Contract for Construe-
A tion of Portag RoacL . i :
ry AAA Celebrated.
PROMINENT PORTLAND !
MEN MAKE ADDRESSES
Visitors Welcomed Jby Large As
sembtage of Men And Woman
' A': Who Act as EacortKy.
. Special Dispatch te The JesrsaL)
That nallaa. Or Jan. I. A . Jubilee
a.. a laat - alla.. Kalrt at VTht
. . a w,aa ,tmmw m .a" " .. --
Twllaa atiiia-- HMraa . t a ' -Milahrate tha
filEETIKC
mncn I letting of the contract for the building
"iul'urn..-aaataarcaa .t-ka-S.IU-.Ua.
.1 111 fF a a 1 - a ,w vin. .wa
, A program had been prepared by tha
womed of this ' ofty. and when the
o'clock train arrived from Portland Hon.
J. 1. Teal, attorney for the open river
committee; L.- A.-lewis -; and Henry
Hahn, of the chamber of commerce open
river summiue, ma j uu. mw. ,
atMl.M a. TV Ta 1 1 aa aa.. alwa. Mm.
mlttee. were met by Mayor Frank A,
cltisamf of The pallea, and ths visitors
were escorted to the Commercial club
parlors. . . . . , :, :v. , rf
A large- sseWaga-e-uslBee-inen
and women waa there to welcome the
visitors, and all were jubilant over tm
KMaaaia n aa Aneart elver, which, haa aA
long-been looked forward to and which
IS now SO soon io oe rauisaiion.
' A program of vocal and Instrumental
music was llatened to, and speeches by
President N. A. Whealdon, of the Com-
aaaanlal nlilK ami MtVOP Metlfert. WhO
said an effort would be made to bring
ine portage roaa to mw wij w iwiutoi
with transportation facilities hero. ;
TtiAm. Uarlna. alaA enoka nf tha tin.
tiring efforts of eastern Oregon people
In being determined to get the project
started.' ....' -, 'f ' f
Mr. .Hahan said In his talk that oast
era Oregon had 'not aaked for anything
and now she should get all she asks for
In getting the portage road-completed.
Following Mr. Hahn, tho assemblage
wss addressed by U A. Mwis of Port-
land.' -r,...- r" " "
Refreshments were served and A gen
eral social time followodv :': '
CORVALLIS SALOON MEN v
SEEK OTHER VOCATIONS
(gpeelat TMtpatch 4a The Jenraal.) '
'. CorvalllS. Orw Jan. I. There has been
aetlvtty among saloon men In CorvalllS
the past" three days, since the prohibi
tion law went Into effect. Early Mon
day morning employes were hually sn
gsged In scraping the painted lettering
from the windows, removing signs and
boxing up futures, in no Instanco haa
there been a protest and everything has
been quiet and orderly. . Wueaterfeldt
Is said to be going with his belongings
to Albany, where he haa an' Interest In
aa,Wa- ..InM WIISV A SatlS hSVS
aiium-r -.' ' - v-- . . .
opened a lunch counter and soft drink
establishment in wnai nu no-m Known
as -the "Leo.", and various report are
afloat concerning the other Saloons, the
statement being made that a bakery will
(111 one, and that possibly drug store
may occupy anotner. : " .
a Ouaa to MM. -
ttc?btB. "Ha, bleefllngrer pretradlag sllee.
Tear drisglst wlU'tefesI ose f PsssJOlat.
tun fslls te care yes ts t te 14 dsya. soe. ,-
' .. 1 . 'eszu w9 -minrAwAT..
4eelsl Dwrateb e te Je-nuL)
Rltsvllle.' Wash., ,Jsn- I. Mary Far
rier, aged tl years, wae left In "a car
rlags here holding-two horses attached
thereto yesterday. - A dog hit on horse
and the team began running. The child
wrapped the lines around . her wrists
snd with main fore got the team
stopped Inslds ot four block. t '
' aOCOA 0 tAfTO. ' ' "
B. .F. Leek, of Concord, Kr. aays:
"For 10 .years I suffered agonies, with
a sore on my upper lip, so painful,
sometimes, that I cotald not eat After
vslnly trvlnr everything eiee, t euren
1 with Biickien a Amies, tot.
:reat for burns, cut and) woOndA . At
Ked ITross r-usrmaar, main am imm
atreets. on the way U th pestoffloo.
A TTEND PORTtANO .
A
AUCTION KOOnS
VtMS - aataAtaMa aa ta
Zav. 1 a. as. lit amsalaold
farnlrare). at onr saleeTeoau. 1
an first ay root
- UMBRELLAS OP QUALITYOur "Umbreilas are dif
ferent from the common store umbrella.- We have made a life
study of how to produce jrhe most wear and rain protection, as r
wplL as neat appearance,' for the least money. The result is :
that we are using special frames, finished with brass, to make
lusting impossible and our patent Hercules frame is windproof
and..cannot be turrd wrongside-out We also use special ma- .,
terials made and selected .especially for us. We cut arid make
up this material fromour own exclusive patterns. ;;,-'i:y..y;
V iSurjng our advertising sale we are selling these Umbrellai :
at prices 'much lower, than you would have to pay'elsewhere for
common store umbrellas,,' ."All of our fine. Umbrellas ire sold at
jusv tne price ui uic naiiuica. vc
Santa Caus did Aot give you one
Umbrella for yourself . : W."-. . -
justthe price of the handles.; oee
j The mnd Yoa nave Always
jn use ror over so years,
nd
!Tr a Moal
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0)
1 fa " !
HaaaaaaaSBt
Aj , All CoimterfeitsV Jmltatloiis and Jast-asroodM are baftrv
aXpeidmenta that trifle wltir and endanger tne healtb of ;'y'yS
y Infanta and CSadjrevX&aperie
What lc CASTORIA
v Cwtftorfa is a fcannleM sabstttaie for Casrtor Oil Par
Dropa and Sootklaar flrrnpa. U ta Pleaaant, It y
contains jnejltber Optam'. llarphliie ior other: ffarcotia
aabstonoe. -Ite aire la iaanmtee.lestixrina T7
and aUays Feverlshness.'1 It cores PJarrhoaa andWtsit '. ' --"
Celie.. ,ia relieves Teetlitnf Troubles etttvt peasttpatloa ; j
amd Flatulency It aashn.1atet.tbe Fewderesolatea tba y :i:
Btomaeh and Bowels, riving bealtby and .iatural aleJ;
Tbe Qtildren8 Faaacea-Tbe XXotbes Fiabnd.- y '. r y;
ICWUmililSTa R liiALVMYOaVy:
Haai'vha
Tbo lind Ton Havo Always
yyTft-.' Uee ; For, Over 30 Years.
Headquarters:
for
'A:AAA:'
Hbtel and Restaurant" Goods:
We manufacture Hotel Ranges, both Portable and to set In hrlck, 4 feet to A
10 feet, or longer. Carry In stock copper snd re-tlnned hotel rooking utensiisi ,
also the Amethyst Imperial, Colonial and Opaline Enameled waree The larg- i ,
est-variety of atoves and ranges on the Paclflo coast. We respectfully solicit
pyour patronsg---
Loewehberr&
AAajJT
M a-fJJ 3 L4-Alr
gpeel.l rates made to famllleg and
, establishment In the hotel.
bath
JOUIU4 AI7 V7ANT
our window, display and it
286::-.
Vtsfc!s3tbn Street ;
TWO rACTOWX
.Connt widwlslcai baa been 'A
am Dorne tne aigntnr or Ar-
gaa be made under Hla per:
aaperrlslon since its InfiuMire ;
vui wiuuww uwjim; uu h
yds will be sure -to bu an
yy i ."j'W&:-; 'i?-
--;f'--y
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rewena of V? ... 5- y . . J V-.r
BoMt:
1 WE ARE
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Taks -V Oa t lltk Ieing.,,
A HIGH POINT
TOTpatnt deveiopmenfTias been aTtsinecT
yiln the paint In bulk tnd th ready-mtxod
. i paints we. offer so prominently., sell so
frequently to the great benefit ofjood
aJid"les6ain Tiouses ItfThls city,
Ws make it a rule to handle none bat
- the very best grades .pf paint aU
colors, f r't -' . .'''''' '
'. Rsherjhorsen&Co.
raosrt Aim Mommxsow
1i5o Portland I
'. soar&Air, onaeoar. '.
$3 Per Day tad Vpwiir4 v
xaASQtrABraaa roa rotrazata
ajto ooxxataotAii tairausa ;
single twf6.-u.f.,,-,"H
t, H. C. BOW&aA. Manager.
ADS PAY BEST.
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