el ilW lavv.t.S W4 J w.
GSEAT LEADERS
Party's Living and Dead States
men suojecis or opeecnee
' at the Annual Rally. V
C. E. 8. WOOD AROUSES.-
- FAITHFULTQ ENTHUSIASM
' Mr. Bryan Writes That Next Elec-
v. tion is Likely to Turn oiv
. Economic , Questions ;
- -v.-.. ..,.. ........
Th annua) " social rally of . Oregon
reroocrata. marking Jackson day, ' was
held last Bight at Watsons restaurant.
. when 120 men dlscueed aa excellent
menu and cheered sentiments . written
"and spoken by Democrats of local and
national fame. President O, W. Allan of
the Young Men's Democratic club, under
the auspices of whichthang,ut--wag
given, waa toaatmastar. .
- ' C K. 8. Wood, speaking of Tmoc-
ratio Damooracx." discussed the railroad
jouestlon. Ha said:..-. . .
"lt railroads be considered aa trus-
. . ... k. mjimiIa with m imImI rlvhl.
In mar right of war or naked sell, and
: subject to be Ousted for breach of trust
because of any rebating or -diacrimina-tlng
or other unfairness, and a new trus
Htea to be Installed, paying the old cora-
- pany only the : then value "or ita con
traction, rolling stock and equipment;
'. any trustee subject at any time to be
ousted tf any competent bidder offers
better ser-vloe or-ratea; this all aubjeot
" to proper .legal regulations of detail."
that this theory of railroad control had
been endorsed ' by Justice Qaynor of
3itw Tork la a personal latter. , ?
atr. Bryan's BagTea.
Governor Chamberlain's regrets were
- read by Mr. Allen. rrs '
William J. Jlryen wrote: "I regret
- Terr much that I cannot be with you
- an the celebration of Jackson's day,' bat
: trust that the banquet which you pro
pose) may not only be gratifying to
those who attend, but useful to your
community, and state. -Aa soea aa one
presidential campaign la dyer the next
' one begins, and those who doalra the
.' triumph ofDemoci alto principle must
rar be on the alert and ready to defend
- the party creed. The next lotlon la
-likely t turn upon economic questions,
and Democrats everywhere should pro-
para to present Democratic remedies for
every evil. No owe la empowered to
write a platform In advance of the con
vention, but we are all In duty bound to
advocate rtetnocratic doctrines, to give
reasons for our, Democratic faith ahd
to attend all the gatherings of our party
at which publio opinion is moulded and
policies espoused. v trust, therefore.
that--the Damocrats who ' attend your
-banquet will resolve to attend all pri
maries and conventions and aaa to It that
Pemouiatiu Tulare are given aa oppor
tunity to write the party platform In
narmoay wjin ine wjsoee oi lae voters
of the party.'4. ...
Regrets - weie read from Samuel
White of Baker City, Senator O. . P.
Coahow ofTtoaoburg. Jefferson" Myers
of Portland, John 11. Smith of Astoria,
Adam Catlln - of ' Portland, William
t jumT si la, uranug.
William A.-. Munly responded to-the
sentiment, "lessons to Be Learned From
Defeats." ; r. --
, Bert-'Haney, Introduced .aa 4 young
man who has remained true to his party,
' made an Impassioned alppeal for' union
.in the local , ranks. , ;" ' .
"The Future ,. of ' the A Democratic
'Party" wis Oglesby Young's subject.
In closlnghe proposed. a cold-. water
toast to the "Peerless leader, champion
ii i mians anaina inns me aanes ox
defeat, standa today as the most con
irpfcuous leader of national Democracy
.W. J. Bryan,'- -', -
-' Frederick v. Hoimaa outlined history
briefly, later enunciating the doctrine
inavt victory must coma ana wilt coma
only when the party; of Democracy
9mmlW tktt ATM lttktn(sl WMitl.(.m In
place of the negatlona that have been
Those wBo i attended ara:' Fred
.Weatherford,-Albany; Henry , Blakley,
Brownsville; Dr. Carll, Mr Kelley, Ore-
gon City; W. B. DUlard, Bt Helena, and
these of Portland; H. B. Adams, & C
Armitage, O. W. Allen, Quy ArmlUge,
4Daa nnnco, r . a. aterry, . r. jxura-hart,-
John A. Bell. Henry Blakely, Dr.
F. Cauthorn. Francia Oarna. A. W rn.
thorn. , Dr. Carr, J. M. Farmer, J. J.
FanchelL J. W. Fersruson. Thomas U.
Oreene. N. H. Grafton, F. F. Gatea, John
U . m n Haw IP , I . . u - a . . 1
court, F. V. Ho;mn, W. IS. Hendershott,
S. K. Hoi comb, B, Kafka, Frank Lee,
J. K. Lathrop, W. H, Lesh, Oeorge . 8.
jwis, j. u. Meyourn, John Manning,
Mercer. W. W. Mclntoah, 8. B. Martin,
' F. a McOrew. M. J. Mailey, Dr. J. ,W.
Morrow. R. W. HonUtiw. John Mnnlx
M- B. Nlnholaa. W. r MInhnlaa' A 1.
J-k x. -eery, t;iiaries A, retrain, s. T.
-jnond. J. B. Ryan, Isaac 8wet JtT
Bfruble 7Alx. Bweek ften flharatt
Charles J. 8chna.be 1, W. P. Hnook. J. E.
Blmmona. H. A. Sharp, E. Versteeg, V.
: C Van Zanta. W. T. Vaue-hn. John Vi,
ism", r. w. vveiier, v a,. B, wood, John-
-:-,WoU, Lndwlif WUhelm, M. I. Witt-
,Artrr W XT Wakmns A Vl.. ixril
...va sa-ausJ( a. IU T UAHIU,
K. I a. Yniins? rVarlsWlKv Ynitns TnU D
Ko'ulka. A- J. McD&nleU D. U MoDaotcL,
R. T. Cox. M. J. Redmond, L. M. Taylor
- anil florrA T. Jim It H
To- Sdaeat Mar Soaa. :.',.
Among the 600 women who Bell news
papers on the streets of New York Is
on who sells papers that her two aons
may go to col less and fit themselves to
take an honorable place In the world.
'Your Heart:
la a wonderful pump that works Inces
santly, averaging seventy to - pound
atrokes a minute, and forcing from 20
; to-ss pounds of blood, .throughout the
body aacb minute.
The rtiwee- that keeps this wonderful
pump in motion Is nerve-force, tb n-
ii 7 auriiiaiivu tij me nerves.
Uls
e. over exertion. frlht
letv. alcohol, tobacco and athmr ituu.
lants weaken these ' nerves, but the
heart,'1 Instead of stopping, makes" ex
traordinary efforts, and causes heart
' Strain.
Then comes 'shortness of breath,
heart . palpitation, dlsslneas, ate- be
" -niis the- nerves are too weak 14 fur
'". tileh power. "
Take tha only-aafs remedy,
Dr.Miles'HeartCure
It feeds, strengthen and builds' up
the-aerves and musclea of the heart ao
-tbey can suppur the necessary energy. '
"Dr. Miles' Heart Cur la a Marvelous
t remedy. I always use It when cardiac
trouble IV, present. It meets the Indica
tions anntly and completely." c. F. P.
KI RCHMORB, M. IX. tta Maea. Ave,
Boeton. Masa. ... -.
, if first botUe falls ta beoeat money
PHIZES OF $W,Q "
FOR LIVE STOCK
Lewis nd Clark Fair Directors
v Announce Classes and the )
; - Premiums Offered.
CHANCES POSSIBLE BUT
- LISTlaJEARLY COMPLETE
Offers CoVer EvelBrinch of the
; Breeding or rme oiock ri
.'tractive Premium List. '
Tha nremluma for the live stock ehow
for the Lewis and tiara rear. p-
prepriated, arat ' ' , '
For horaea ....... ..,. w... ?.!:
Forcatlla " ??u
For sheep and goats '
For swine ,
For poultry and pat ........... 1.800
TotalJ..s.............s....'....l0.000
Tha dlraotora reserve the right , to
make changes In the classeiT but the
Drobabllitiea are that the lists given are
almoat perfect, considering tlje amount
of money appropriated for this purpose.
The classes thus far determined ara:
Claasea . for Shorthorns, tiereroras.
Galloways. Angus, Brown Swiss. Dev.
nna. Red Polled BulL t years old Of
overt bull. 1 years and under t; bull, II
and under mqnths; bull. It and under
it months: ulL f had under II montne;
huii.'under I months: cow. S years old or
over: heifer. I. years ana nnaer. a; neuer.
II and undec-I montnai nener, it ana
under II months; heifer, and under IS
months; heifer, under months.
Rkunn im Bulls and uowo fvompeti
tion limited' to flrat-prlae animala), bull.
1 nu old ar over: rest rVe bull, t years
or over; bull, under yeare; reserve bull,
under I. years; cow. I years old or over;
reserve eow, g years or over; heifer, un
der I years; reserve A neirer, unaer s
Grand Champions tc-ompeimou- lim
ited to champion, animals), bull, any age;
reserve bull, any age; eow or neirer, any
age; reserve cow or heifer, any age, .
A red - Herds tuwnea oy eanionorj,
Mill, I years old or over cow, I years or
over; heifer. I years and under I; heifer.
nder-i; neuer. unaer a
Young Meras tuwnea oy "'i""" '
aBulV under I years old: two heifers.
1 year and under i two ncuera, unaer
on year. ' ' .
Breeder's Young Herd (Females bred
by exhibitor) Bull, undsr I years old;
two heifers, 1 year- Old ana unuer s,
two heifers, -under t-year old. '
- Get of Ona Sire Four - animal . of
either sex, any age. get of on aire. "
Produce of On Cow Two animals of
either sex, any age, produce of on cow.
Premier Champlonahlp for Breeder
Best showing of cattle In sections 1 to
1 1 inclusive, aa determined by the larg
est aggregate amount awarded to ani
mals bred by any .eth preeoer. repre
sented, . ..1 .: ' , .i
Premier Championship for Exhibitor
Best .showing of cattle in section-1 to
1J. Inclusive, as determined by theOarg
est aggregate amount awarded to ani
mala owned by ona exhibitor.
. Fat Caul from Kexsorded Sire and
Dams(Bhorthorn, Hereford. Angus. Gal
loway) Steer or spayed neuer, x years
old and under t: ateer or epayed heifer.
1 year old and under H steer or spayed
heifer, - under 1 year old. Champion
ateer or spayed heifer competition lim
ited to first prise winners In above sec
tions. Lot of three bead, consisting of
one 1-year-old, on yearling -and on
calf.
Fat Cattle Grades by Recorded Biros
Steer or spayed heifer,. 1 years bid nd
under ; steer or spayed belferr 1 year
Old and wader t; steer or spayed heifer,
under ' 1 . year old. . Champion ateer or
spayed heifer competition - limited to
nrst. prls winners in above sections.
Lot of three bead, owned by exhibitor,
consisting of 1-year-old, n yearling
and' ona calf. . ' 7 -
Claaaea for Jerseys. Holsteina, Ayr-
shires and Guernseys Bull, I years old
or over; bull. I years and under I ; Dull,
1 year and under 1. bull, under 1 year;
cow, t years old or over; heifer. 1 years
and under I; helfeol year and under I;
neirer, unaer year. ' v
Champion Bulls and Cows (competi
tion limited to flrst-prla animals)
Bull, S . years or over; reserve bull. 1
years or over; bull, under I years; re
serve bull, under I years; cow, I years
old or over; reoerv cowr I years for
oven, heifer, under I ' years; reserve
heifeo under.! years. . , .
- Grand Champion (Competition lim
ited to champion animals) Bull, any ;
age; reserve . bull, any age; cow or
helfar. any age; reserve cow or belter,
any sg. i ' - -
Aged Herds Bull, I years old or over;
eow, I years or over; heifer, t years and
under I; heifer,' under 1 year.
Young - Herds Bull, under : J years
old; two heifers, 1 year and under I;
two betrera, under t year; t
Breeders' Young Herds (Females
bred by exhibitor) Bull, under S years
old; two heifers, 1 year and under 2;
two helfera, under 1 year. ., .
Get of, One Sire Four animals of
Ither sex, any age, get of one sire.
T Produce of On Cow Two animals of
either sex, sny age, produce of on cow.
Premier Championship for Breeder
Best showing of cattle in sections 1 to
I, Inclusive, as determined by tb larg
est aggregate amount awarded to ani
mals bred by any one breeder repre
sented. - " . . .,
Premier Championship for Exhibitor-
Beat showing of cattle In sections 1 to
I, lncluelve,-ks determined by the larg
est aggregate amount awarded .to anl?
mats owned by on exhibitor.
Classes Sheep Raraboulllet. Cotswold.
Shropshire, 8panlah Merino, American
Delaine, Leicester, Lincoln, Oxford
Down, South Down,' Hampshire Down.
Dorset, Cheviot Rams, t years old or
over; ' 1 year ' and under t years;
m inuiiiii, uu - uiiu.1 , muuiu.i I
anfftrader
ewes.
hunder
t years; months and under
II month a.
Champion1 Ram and , Ewe Raan, any
age; ewe, any age.
Get of One Sire Four animals, two
of aacb, aax. under 1 .year. , -
Produce of One Ewe Two animals of
either ,aex, any age. - .-' .
Hock Ram and three ewes. I years
old or over. ' .... , ,
Flock Bred ly Exhibitor On ram.
any age; one ewe, 1 years old and over;
on awe, 1 year old and under t; on ewe
lamb, under I .year eldL -
Premier Championship for Breeder
Best ahowlng of aheep. In sections 1 to
I. Inclusive, aa determined by tha larg-
eat aggregat amount awarded to ani
mala bred by any on breeder repre
sented. . '. .
Premier Championship for Exhibitor
Best showing of sheep, la section 1
to t, inclusive, a determined by" the
largest aggregat amount awarded to
animala owned by on exhibitor. 1-
Ooats Bucks two yeara old or over,
one year and under two yeara, six
months and under- twelve months, under
six months; does, two years oia or over,
months and under twelve months, under
six raontha. 7
- Champion buck and doa Buck any
age; doe any age.. ...
Oct of one sirs Four anjmala, two of
.rh mx. under one year. - t r '-
Produce of one doe Two animals of
either aax, any age. . . jv
Flock Buck and three does, two years
old or over. ,
Flock bred, bv exhibitor One buck
any are. one doa two years old and over",
on doa one yesr and under two, one do
kid under na year. - : ' .
Premier championship for breeder
Beat-showing rof goats in sections 1 to
I, inclusive, aa determined oy ma larg
mt iimnti amount awarded to ant'
mala bred by any no breeder rpri
aented.
Premier "ehamplonahip f or axhtbttor-
Best showing f goats in sections l to s,
inoluslva. aa determined by the largest
aggregate amount awarded Tto animals
owned by one exhibitor.-.
Hogs Berkshire, Poland China. Ches
ter White, Largs Yorkshire, small xor'
hire. nuroo-Jereey. Tarn worth. '
Boars Two years old and over, 1 year
and under I years old. months and un
der 1 year old, under months old, age
oonaldered. .
Sowa-r-Two years old and over, l year
and under I years old. months ana un
der 1 yesr old. under ! months ifc ag
considered. , -
Herds Best boar and three sowa.
owned by exhibitor; ftest boar and three
kA-ny agabradand owned by -x
hlbltor; four animals of either sex, any
age, the .get ,of ona sirs, owned by. ox.
hlbltor; litter of pigs, not less thaa six,
under I weeks old. .- ;
Swoepiukes Best boar, any ago; bast
sow, any age, .'.;, :,.r
Premier Cnampronshlp Tor Breedei
Best showing of hogs. In sections 1 to
I. Inclusive, Ss determined by tha larg
est aggregate amount awarded to . ani
mals bred by any one breeder, repre-
aented. ' v-. '-a- t-
Premier Championship for Exhibitor-
Best showing of hogs. In sections 1 to
s. Inclusive, as determined by the larg
est aggregate amount awarded to ani
mals owned by on xhlbltor,- - V
FQREST GROVE VOTES "
"r-FOR SALOON MEN
Forest Grove's city election yesterday
resulted la a victory for the saloon li
cense ticket, by majorities ranging from
IV on city - mars rial ; to it oh ma yon,
Tha campaign was warm. ' The total
vote waa HI. of . which Walter Hog.
anti-saloon candidate for mayor, received
141. ad hls'opponent, -C- N. Johnson,
got 174. A peculiar pbas of the liquor
laaua was that the- aaloon ticket was
designated "sntl-lron house. The vot
era who favored thla ticket were for tha
liquor business but against - ita being
carried on In a certain building located
in an out of tho-way place on the rear
end of a block. The. three anti-iron
bouse candidates fer councllmen. B. H.
Laughlln, C W. McNamar and John Cor
nellua, war, elected by majorities of 48,
10. and Itmpertlvtly H. O. Tflng, anti
Iroa house candidate for recorder, ' de
feated J. R, Robertson by.tl votes. W.
Hudson, candidate for treasurer, waa
on both tlcketav. p. W. Cronln. anti-Iron
house candidate for marshal, was elected
by 10 votes yr John A, StrlpUo. . .
SELLW00D WOULD HAVE -'
-4 - FINE PUBLIC LIBRARY
,Th Sellwtxd library and reading-
room association will . hold A publio
meeting this evening In Fireman's ball.
Miss Mary FIao'm, librarian of the
Portland pubno ,llbrary. -will speak oa
Gneral Library Work;" Mlas Harriat
E. Hassler W1U speak on - Relation bl
Library Work to- tho-Young"- nd Rav.
William SL GUbert, pastor of the Calvary
Presbyterian-church, will deliver an ad
dress on "Men and General Reading."
Prominent eitlxens of Sellwood will also
speak Aluslo will be furnished by local
talent. - .. ' .5
The object of tha meeting Is to arouse
Interest in the work undertaken by tb
association.- A- room- has been secured
opposite : the public - school'.- and : it la
hoped to have tha. placs ready for us
by January 1&- A subscription list suf
ficient to maintain th work is about
completed. All Interested ar urged to
b present.. .. .... 7(. . . v ;
HAS OVER TWO 1 '
' . THOUSAND MEMBERS
Wonderful Growth of the Union Pay
ment System of Burial A Moit .".
Beneficient OrganixatiorL ' .
On of th moat beneflcent organisa
tion originated of lata by th brain of
th fertile American is that known as
the - "Union ' Payment System for th
burial of th dead. The schero.had ita
birth In' Philadelphia, where' Its mem
bership numbers a great percentage of
th population, and is represented . In
Portland by Walter Hoi man of the Bd
ward Holman Undertaking company. It
is an organisation similar to fraternal
insurance, In that each member pays
a small . membership . Xe I. 2s oenta
and monthly, . payments aa .- fol
lows:' Between 1 and t yeara, cents
per month; t to II years, 10 centa; 11
to 10 yeara, II cents; (0 to IS years, 10
cents; II to 10 .years, II cents, and 40
to II yeara, 10 centa Thla entitles de
ceased persons undsr years to a HO
burial service;. 0 to 11, a 1100 burial,
and abov that age $110 funerals. The
concern has in Portland a membership
of more than 1,600, and Is growing with
wonderful rapidity. Quit a number of
funerals of members have already been
held, and In every Instance the service.
has been Identical with that given for
th same money when cash la paid. Th
organisation will doubtUes -grow to
many more thouaanda here. " ' -.'
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP IS :
'ADVOCATED BY BRYAN
, .! .. s . r . ,'
.4 . ; (Joaraal special Servlee.V - ' -
l..nh r"lt Un Jan. 1 A Wim.m
J. Bryan, who attended the Inauguration
of Governor Folk.1 gad reaa the legisla
ture on Invitation of th ' Republican
house.. .Mr, -Bryan congratulated Mle-
snurl iiprm th election of Folk and Id
that he favored municipal ownership of
public Institutions to do away with de
moralising corporation Influences In poli
tics. Hs praised Roosevelt for commen
dations made In hla meseag and predicted
a strenuous life) for Roosevelt during th
next four years tf he attempted to really
curb the power of the railroads. .
A Osagh will ajBlckly relieved by.
(tare (or Oraaamptloa. SSe. -
Plee'l
Dry short Blab wood, stove
S... $3.00
Same Kind of Wood What's the , " CiO.
; Diflerence?Per cord ..... -.... Jvp Jr
- Banfield, Veysey Fuel Co.
Phone-Main 353 7 . ' .' ;80 Third St., Cor. Oak
FAIR
GUGIiDS
Beautiful Day Results In Record
Breakirif; Attendance at ;
-. 'TZ7' Exposition. :k: "-fr--
CONTRACTORS AT WORK,
-TO MAKE NOTABLE EXHIBIT
Washington State Commission
vConfident of a Large Sum ,
for Grand Display. , :
Prominent
educators of Oregon ar
working In th Interests of a great
northwest educational Jeagu to be held
In Portland during th Lewis and Clark
exposition, -In whloh Oregon, Washing
ton. Idaho and Montana will participate.
It Is planned to have educators of na
tional repute- preeent to deliver lectures
and -read oaoers on the vital questions
at Usu In the educational world.- It to
argued that aucrr a gathering has never
been held In the Pacific northwest, and
will be of Inestimable value to the coun
try, educationally, .r il r
Next .Saturday . afternoon a ' meeting
of the principals and county superin
tendents of th state will be held at the
headquarters of the , exposition In . th
Qtearna building for tb purpose or-ais-cusstng
th advisability Of holding such
a conaresa. v it held It will bo under
the. auspices of th Oregon State
Teachers' association and will take th
place f the annual teachers, institute.
Th advisability of dispensing with the
various county teachers- institutes na
allowing the teachers to attend the con
gress instead will be considered. ' --,v
Th stat associations of Waahtngton,
Idaho and Montana will be invited to
participate In, the congrees If th plan
is adopted. . .. .. .
: MY. Roblaaoaw rlaa laAotoed,
w y. Roblnaon. aunervlsor of th Or-
ron school exhibit for tb Lewis ahd
Clark exposition, was la Salem Satur
day and met tha principals of the Ma
rlon county schools. Mr. Robinsons
plan of Preparing exhibit work will be
followed, lie rouna me wars, weu uuf
der way, aa the county commissioners
had appointed a committee to- assist in
tha Dreoaratlon of a school exniDiu- -i n
principals will appomi aaaiuuuai
Mr. Robinson feels much encourages
ta hta work, as teachers and pupils ar
rallying enthusiastically ana a grwi
exhibit wlU b prepared. He estimates
that 18,000 square feat of apace wlU be
necessary for the exhibit. This week he
will confer wltSthe teachers Of Olk.
Linn. Benton and Clackamas ' counties
regarding their exhibits. -
F. J. Parker of Walla wail a was in
th olty yesterday. He stated that at Its
meetlna- laat Saturday th Washington
state commission to a man, felt confident
that th legUlatu- would appropriate
th 171.000 aaked for the display at the
fair. The speaker of th house of repre
sentative la' a member of . tha ooaunls-sloa-and
his Influence will bo' a largo
factor In securing the pasaage of the de
sired amendment. i.,:v,::7..:..7..; - : "7 i
Appoiatsd. ; : .
The commission appointed committees
as follows: .Executive and publicity.
0. W. R. Peaalee, F. J. Parker, t. j.
Harrington; finance, T. irmrrlngton. F.
1. - Parker,-W. I- WllUamaJ mlnos and
metallurgy, Parker, R. x. Thomas, wii
llama; agriculture, O. L- Lindsay, T. J.
Harrlnaton. J. O. Meglers hortloultur.
Peaalee, Llrtdeey, Megler; forestry and
building,. Thomas, wuiiams. unnsay;
flah and Ash products, Megler,. Thomas,
-Harrington; education ana scenery, vvu'
llams. Lindsay, Parker,- i. , -;
- Joha A. Wakefield, -director of cone'
a Ions, and Frank B. Davidson, who will
be In charge of the . admiaalons depart
ment, have arrived from BL Louis and
will hereafter be fixtures at headquar
ters. They had no sooner arrived than
th concessionaires on th ground be
sieged Colonel Wakefield for attention to
OTtate offering, which" they- represent.
Few of th rmpoftant concessions have
as yet been granted, howeyer. .
Colonel Wakefield bring th earn en
couraging reports from th east as bar
other , officials. - Ther ar hundreds of
concesslonalrea headed this way and th
exposition will b able to- aeour the
cream of tb Bt. Louis snow. ; r ; ..
r..,iV.:...r. aaaord reeWsr Utjr. 5 '":
' Sunday was a record-breaking day for
attendance at th Lewla and Clark fair
ground, exactly 4,100 paid admissions
being the result of the .beautiful sun
shine.' It wa aregularexpoaltlon
crowd, swarming over the grounds and
Inspecting th various-feature bow on
view with unusual Interest. The crowd,
was so larg that a aid gat, bad to be
opened to collect the tickets aa rapidly
as presented. " . -
.. N. 8. Da via. traveling passenger agent
for the Denver road, has written for ad
vertising matter for general dlatributlon.
H states that all railroad men xpct
aa enormous travel to the northwest next
summer.-"
The American Sea Traders' association
will la all probability select Portland as
th plae of holding th next annual
meeting. They ar in session at Cin
cinnati. , , .
The International association of chiefs
of polio -will hold th next annual con
vention la Ban Francisco next May and
will visit Portland at th cloa of their
meeting. Th membership la about 160.
ORGANIZE SOCIETY "'r "
r - .OF PENNSYLVANIA
Sons and daughters of Pennsylvania
at a meeting last night at the city hail
organised a Pennsylvania Society of Ore
gon, Captain Jess M. Baker, U. 8. .
presided, and arg H. filmes acted aa
secretary. . .- . , , - .- ....
Thos present at th meeting last
night were: Capt. Jess M, Baker. Dr.
Harvey Bailey, B. J. Bloom, W. BoyaM
tra. ajsx oernarein,' ur, jia t. card
wall. I. Leeser Cohen.. J. A. Currev. I.
F. Carman. B. J.' Divert, Dr. A. H. Divan.
George H. Hlmeav J. & Oreenfleld. W. J.
Hof mann, Mrs. , T. ' Jones, Miss Kate
Jones, B. S. Long, B. R. Mason, Jr, J. C,
Mann. George T. Myara, -Wallace Mc
Cammant. B. S. Pagu. W. O. Oberteuf
fer. W. H. Schulta, Mrs. Li sale Schults,
Mra Lyd la Krr Turner, Mrs. M. L.
Thomas. ,. . '...... .. ,. . ... ..
Dry short cord wood, stove
.:::$4.50
im -ILL TiiB
Yoii Never Know the Mo
ment When This Jn
- formation May Prove
of Infinite Valuer ,
It II wmT"conaTagraTlg to lUT ClU
sen of Portland to know now to oe
cured of painful, annoying: and Itohlng
pile. Know. then, that Doan's Oint
ment Is a Dosltlv remedy for all itchl
nesa of tha akin; for piles, ecaema, etc
On application relieves and aoothes.
Read-thla testimony of Its merit; --
M. Sullivan, employed in the street
department of the olty, -who reside on
water atreet, at 7IS. aays: "Doan's Oint
ment la. without any exception, the beat
preparation on earth for th purpoe
for which it uae la lndloated. and from
my own experience I know that It do
all that la claimed for it. For two years
I was troubled with the worst kind of
itching and bleeding nomorrnom. - t
tried on remedy after another and even
sent Kaat for a well-known medlulne end
waa treated by physicians, but got , no
relief until I learned about iBurai
ment. I procured a box at the Laua-
ra.vta Drnar R&'a store and tha first bd
plication gave m relief such as I had
not experienced in iwo yeara. x con
tlaued the treatment for 'two or
Kki, wham.. I waa completely cured,
and Bine then I have been free from
tb tormenting affliction. Whexever I
hear anv ona comDlaln of belna? an'
noyed "with pUea . I - never fail to tell
them what to do to get cured. I would
willingly give 120 for a box rather than
Buffer one night Ilk I did botor I used
Doan's Ointment." . "- ...
For, sal by air dealers. .Price 80
centa Foatar-MUburo Co., Buffalo, K.
V ..U .An t m hA TTnt4 ntM .
'Remember th nam. DOAN'sWand
take no substitute. ,
BUILDINGS READY
WHEN TERM BEGINS
Board of Education Purposes
Havirrg All School Children
i!-; Housed This ? Year. ,;
Supervising Architect Thomas Jonas
waa instructed-last night -by th board
of ducatlon to prepare plana and speci
fications Immediately. for the school im
provements, including th new east Bid
high, school. ' Th members of th board
will look ever the ground for a suitable
location tor th aenoot tn Moiiaoay aaar-
tlon and report - at th next moating.
H. Wittenberg. R. K. Warren and Super
inUndent JTrank Rlgler were appointed
to make a schedule of teachers' salaries
to conform to the 110.000 lnoreas al
lowed by th taxpayers. , Th greater
Dart-pOljla jnoney will go to th grade
Bstilwr. T "
A special meeting will bo held soon to
Allot the Best Grades
it 1 promptly,
HI Id B uTrii ( I (Bp D SID ce(0ii
Telephone Mtln
If You Want : to Realize 'thiii'TTnic Hlhijbfii" Qcaranic5c:iSaIe!
DON'T OVERLOOK OUR
Mm
ifim
EVERYTHING
m
nrsJ0and
Younq Men's g15 Suits, all
I All WORKING
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in
Wc Offer Boiiafidc Reduction
$23 Suits 4nd Overcoats
-Z5 Suits and Overcoats
$30 Suits and OvercMtslearance , Price. r. . ,y"S ',
$23 Siiitsn4Over(
$3 and t3.50 Perfect Fitting Trouser Now. , . .C5 i
$7 and $70 Perfect Fitting Trousers Now... JpO . .
, ,$3 and $3.60 Perfect Fitting Trousers Now. ...p7 i
10 Per Cent Reduction )oa all Furnishings
:.'-r;-- .. . . (except contract goods)..,
EXTRA SPEClAlv--Big Jot of Illgh-Grado Ifeder
.-"i'Jwear In Odd
P EN D
31 1 W 5 R R I
discuss th bond laaua fog th proposed
new . klarh 7 achOoL . H. Wittenberg
broached the aubject of the unpopularity
of th 'Atkinson school among parent
ahd pupils. .-?';"- V. ',:,'t4i
i Musi iMlnlas Seaairssani It-
school will mak it on of, th most
clean-: owelicricineci I coal
780
3B3
w- , f- '
ri ..v..'
IT IN
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REDUCED FROM 10 TO
Boy
u!ts,nov
FOR A REPUTATION AS WELL AS A LIVINQ
. IS A-Tm eaaaW
Clearance Price . ..,15
Clearance Price.... C20
Sizes at Half Prices.' .' .
L E X ON
S ON S TRBET
-.-';-.
popular ohools tn the city."" said he.1
"and It will' soon T be .ruled, to over,
flowlpg. We planned for two more eon
tars, .and Z anv la favor of putting oo
of 4hem In this building immedlatelyv
It shnuld be dene for the seed of th
ot Foreign
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dfdcliyer
STARK 4STREBT
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H.
IMMENSE
-f - -
THE CITY!
'A '? ,
50 PER CENT!
TUT
; . $9.?5
Suit
Sale
CC3J2I23Z
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on year - and , under two years, six
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