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Newspaper Page TextTHE" . OREGON" DAILY JOUtSaL. i ORTLANDTUECDAY. ZZlllZlQ, 14. XtS3: , . 11 . . : rr- - MERELY A CLIENT S WOTE TO ATTORNEY KOIaUAL SCHOOL If FUNDS c?.. wmm Senator Mitcheft Explains Ut- ter';Tanner Cavr '7. 1 '.TT ;"v-out.;'':";"'r::' If ' Y SLASHED Monmouth, Ashland and Drain . , ;:TLose Six Thousand y" MT"- Apiece rV ' " COpKEMANSIOI PEALtltllt: ; !CETS FINAL. QUIETUS Nottingham's ; Side 'T Entrance ' . Measure Resurrected and Pwee the Senaert1' , Thnr.ols ; - HH , lose luwr .. V t P m .fi V U- u.- . !. ; . vvOCAUGHT IN BANK .BRjEAKERS' RODEO :'; v-'-s -.' -1 ' !-' "-, I?'"' fU' ' '' " 1 1 : -V - C.'1-- ',"' -" MMMWM seSBBTsBSesBl .,-1 ri-'.' v - .. ' - ir Mi ' , v, Two of the. Alleged Lebanon Bank Robbers. Ths Larger Man Civei th .Name bjTJamea Rejmolda. The Other la; Eli Dunnes-Photograph j . by Kiaer Broa. :r::'-: : imwnm Dovnnla ' n! KU thinna ' are prisoner In the county )atl, suspected of ' compltclty wtth two other men, Klngly and KrUnd, In the Vtftiaon batik rob- bery. . The four raeiwftay been; under , ' esplonac d urine the last ela weeks, and ' it ts believed they have been guilty of . numerous burglaries - and robberies In Portland , and victnMr.'? Borne reasons . exist for suspecting them of having held ' A tip tno O. K. N. -train a few weeks 1 - .'(ago In h eity limits of Portlandr J- Reynolds and- Dunne' were, captured " Saturday nlgttt by Deputies of B her iff , JR'ord,. wKlngaley -left town, on yrlda!? algtrt with- ht-wlend went to -Seattle, ' r- wherTn elidei capture, .though Sheriff i . Word followed ihhn there. , , Dorland's whereabout a are; not -knownj- -v A Battered gold VleTea were found In the posaessloa Z the V0 rnenAnd powder . burns on the hands of Reynold are ro !v carded as evidence that they are of the ' gang Ihaf4 robbed' the Lebanon 'bank.- -1 Deputy Sheriff John Ordsst was Hio T-arst offlelar-gJnf:;nowlo'a'"'"iat " pointed- toward ' .Reynolds, Dorland, . v Kingsley and Dunne as members of a ; gang of professional burglars. Ha re ' celved Information alx weeks ago, whloh. v taken In connection with facts subse- fluently bbtalned', confirmed the impres- j :". V v Iki urglaw Owttt. ' ' j ,i 1 Some time ago, a satchel owned byjetie ' tot the men .wasv found, containing jtur . -pistols and several , burglars' jimmies . and other tools. It was noticed that the members -of the gang suddenly -dlsap-' peared and that immediately thereafter - emps-toankTTObbery or saf cracXlin would be reported. ) .11" 80 skillful were the men that it was Impossible to seoure testimony warran t tng their arrest. Fo- year past they bad made the Bcnulta saloon andvafe at " ' Second and Clay -street their rendea- . did no workv and .were careful never to ' dlsoiiss their antecedents; i v "A few days- before the Lebanon bank : V ' area robbed the gang again disappeared. When news. came of tho robbery they :' were suspected -and -.their return wa '- , ' watched for,- Aa acquaintance of -the . men, MlUielland by name, -saw Kings ' ley and Dorland, on it he streets of At .:''' bany,1 o -the Tuesdsy when the bank :yl,.ct 'Ifbanon , was' robbed.. . He returned V ' About Our-Brooches IC? an e-asy matter to select -a brooch from -j 'our stock,: ' V' . ""; ; FIRST "Because- 'the.,' styles are exclusive and so different frJl or dinary, v . . ' " . SECOND. Because ' the ' variety 1s large embracing : - those in the rose and -green gold finishes." Also those enameled or - set' with" dainty - pearls. .. ,;:r . . HENAGAIN ;r Our b r o fc hne Vfe" made so .well, Jieavy in weight and of that 7 hrghw'qu'ality'6f old -that tells as time j passes, - Ixou'll.find -the prices low for ap-, ' proyal's sake. 'r "7 f-v.: T:" A, ca C. - . ' " FELDENHElMERj . Cor. Third and Washing' on Bt JEWXLER. SILVERSMITHS v .OFTIIANbV..- and reported to the sheriff. Reynolds came to Portland on Wednesday, the day-alter the robbery; Dunne and Dor land returned on Thursday afternoon, and Xlnfrsley on Thursday night.' Dep uty 'Sheriff Oruast. watched them, and their, movements .'confirmed the belief that, they were the men wanted. " Prep arationa were made to arrest them. . V. " Bouadias Vp Outlaws. ' - Five search warrants were" procured. and, on Saturday, night. Sheriff iVord and 15 deputies assembled to make the capture. ;Jt was, necessary to watch five houses, and deputies were ' detailed to each house, :. ' . ' At 07 Seoond atreet Dunne was taken I In a five-room oottage by Deputies Mc-( Intosh and CofTey. Deputies Orussl. Hoi llnaswertH' and; Srafton guarding- the doorax 1 ' A ' - " , V ..- ; . . - Reynolds' was -J taken t)y 'Deputy Downey ln the Bhuttt saloon at Second ana , t-ay - streets.. - twwney emoreo in, placeL. ordered a - slaaa . beer jind quickly drew , .his , pistol and covered Reynolds.- .., -.:' -'-.-r "- Reynolds gave his money to Mr. Shults, as he wag arrested, and this money was at once taken by the sheriff. It was badly battered, and la regarded! as good' evidence against htm. About MOO 1ri cash and ' certificate of de posit, ior SO from the First National bank of - Portland war - found In Reynolds' possession." At the bank to day, Reynolds was identified a the man who deposited the money last Thavsday, just before the bank closed. tncsley and sis wife apparently beT made thetrscape." A "telegram to The Journal from Seattle today states that po Hope Is entertained of finding him. He IS apparently a man of edu cation and had said he was from Eng land. His room was at the New Grant, corner of Seeond and - Grant streets. Dorland's "place "of residence is not knowaP ,-' ' - . " ' MATH IN ICY BLAST (Continued from Page One.) hours late. The train due from the east at 1 o'clock thla morning. will. not, ar rive until 7.0 tonlghtc On the Oregon Railroad Navigation company's, line, the Oregon Short tJne and the Union Pacific, difficulty from the salne cause 1 equally serious. Train No. 5, due to arrive here. at 7:l this morning, will not . get her until 1 o'clock tonight The train from Hunt ington, due here at 1:21 .this artarnoon, will not reach. Portland until II o'clock tnnlsht. 1, -. . ' -A- . . ".' B. A. worthington, newiy appoinieu general manafer of the Harrlman line In Oregon, Is esperlenoing a share ef the cold snap . somewhere between Ogden nd Pendleton.' He was expected to ar rive! In Portland Mondayutwjllnot reach her tinui tomorrwwvr-.- - v TWENTY HURT IN WRECK. Injured Oared for la Box Car With ter ., .er BaieW atero.' ' (Jowaal Spaelal Swetee.) " Peru. ind.. Feb. 14. Fifteen to 0 trainmen were tnjured as the result of a collision between a freight andVwork train ea the tke Shore. Western last night. Heavy snow drifts , pre vented a wrecking train reaching the scene, where the Injured are being cared for In box car. The tempera ture is it degrees below aero. , BOY BANDIT BROOKS rc-. L- PLEADS NOT GUILTY - rharlaa Brook, alias Arthur Drum- mond. -fh boy bandit who aftempted a faeld-triron the Madison street bridge several ' weeks age, today pleaded not guilty to- two charges, assault witn in tent to kill end robbery. . 1 -v - 1 f Lee Blng, the Chinese who was con victed yesterday of permitting opium smoking In his bouaevtaa fined ISO and costs. . - ' ' ' ' ' , Tha- ease or Uarscio against uugueimo. the . young Italian !. who killed Freda rtarsrio. wss heaad on at notion by the defense te have the complaint amended. snl was submitted for a decision. Oucllelmo's ease for. murder Is before the supreme eourt en an appeal from the circuit court, and a decision ia expecteo next Monday. : . - . , The machine owes it to the pubtlo k . . . m ' V. 1 1 . -.it. WIUANSWER-OTHRl QUESTIONS AT TIBIAL DehleTThat H Hoped toln '' fluence Tanner! Testimony f Before Grand Juryv . iWasblasloa Darsa-of ffse louraal.l Washington, Feb. II. Senator MJtch-1 eJl said today In (reference ta the letter allered by the Associated Prsss and pub Vhed la-h pnpera Jier t Jav .been sent by hint to bis law partner, juage . U. Tanner tf tha hands of bis aecrt- Ury, H. C. Robertson: .Jl - ' ; "Yes, I sint .the letter aa publUhtd. and for this reason, as I think, In part at least, 'appears on its face. After I had been indicted, Judge Tanner ha been retained by me a the leading- at torney for my defence, and ha had con sented to act as such, aa his lettera In my possession would clearly show. Sen ator Fulton had also consented to act as his associate in my derense. i was ex- tremelv . anxious that Tanner should 'come here for a consultation with Sena-U tor Fultori and myseir in regara to my defenses-and -the-imrposs -of my "letter was. as will appear rrom me leuer -self, to induce him to comer and bring with him all of our firm books. In order that wo might be fully advised aa to precisely what entries had been made, and by Whom made. ; r.f "-.V; "I supposed I was writing a confiden tial letter to my retained attorney, urg ing an early consultation with me, his client, and wltnhU aaaoolata attorney. Senator Fulton, and for reasons satisfac tory to ma whan I wrote the letter, and I desired ta avoid publicity In regard to his coming, hence my statement In the letter that It should De treaiea tlrely confidential. - , "Any other queatlons that may be de sired cf me In reference to this letter or by other matter connected wtth my case I will be ready to promptly answer when my trial Is called. ;.-. ' " ' ' . "The suggestion In the press OUpatch that j desired to talk with Tanner la re gard to his testimony being before the grand Jury Is preposterous, -as lfns been publicly known for some time that the grand Jury wtll adjourn long before Tanner could reach thla city." 7 , LURED BY-T.H0NE ANp r SHOT DEAD JN . ' '' ; ' (Journal Sptelal Berries.) " Enid, O. T., Feb. 14. Lured to : hi death by a-telephone message asking him to attendFa conference n an Im portant political queftlon. Robert" O. Beers7-agputy""sherlf( and a volunteer hero In the Philippines, .was shot down In tha hallway Vt a building .here lart . l.xnh Krlrkaon. Beera was a candidate for the offlco of city marshal. At. dusk a message purporting w -" Sbm the office of tha' city attorney asked him to meet that braclalat once. Beera went . to ins " found K locked and was turning away when ho was confronted tr 3. W., Wal ton and Jacob prlckson. . r - Following an exchange of angry word Beer. drewarevolver, : but Erlckson shot Aim chance to use It. The vlctlnt of the plot died later this morning. He was , it years old and won distinction In the Philippines by killing Agulnaldo s chief of staff. Tha causa of tha murder Is ported to be alleged laP-V ; tlona : between a eii- Beers. ; -L ' " ' ' (. NOT A HIGHWAYMAN. V BUT MAYBE A DRUIMR wviwmTiSTAadlBon-wa placed en n ...... , the witness stand mm momma ioldenUfy Deputy Sheriff H. B. Dodjon the man who robbed him Saturday night,- At the time ot me rni "," .on" Addlaon was po.ltly In hla ldentl flcatlon. t... stated, "after hearing the tlmony to warrant holding Dodson to an wer to the grand Jury, but he was of the opinion that Dodson had violated the city ordinances by getting Intoxicated, and' h?Tn.trte4 Deputylty Attorney Fltsgerald to taeMe a complaint charging him with being oruna. UTAH'S OPPOSITION ' TO EXHIBITING AT FAIK n.ni.min' Ooddard. president of the Utah Information bureau, acting In eon-...-.., tth Portland men. Is endeavor ing to pacify UUh opposition te the desired appropriation and exhibit which orn has asked f rora t tab f or the Lewis - and Clarkr fair.- Mr. Ooddard will leave Salt Lake Friday of thla week for Portland,, probably accompanied by i,J . u.,11 nukr of the Utah house of rpreenUtlvs, and a conference will be held in tnia city wm-f , , WILL INQUIRE INTO 2 v IDAHO LAND PHAUUS ' ' ' t,...i SrwM-Ul asrrice.) Miles "City. Feb. 14. H. O; Cullom. Jr, . .v.. intarlar denartment pecuu agen u. "-r- statlonea nera. jim " ' LewLton (Idaho fc whr." J said Cullom wlU alt in the :rJ wholesale., timber land fraud in northern Idaho.. ' ' ", J ' Mcllroy.' Paclfle coast passenger ".-.J T.t of the Waba.lv arrival m Portland yesterday. Mr, dine went te the eound this morning, and will re turn Saturday, and accompany the north Paclilo coast delegation of passenger aaenta to the Saji Jose meeting of the " . . o....n.r Anta asaocla- facine v.w-" " .1 tlona, to be held February 80. ,. ; Fsr Cooaha. CoWa,. THrost a Uragaflee. - Dr. B. E. Seleatlfle ZeaUa that llevee all pain- la ; oVotal o sera tlona iWalngtea . WU 4rf Seveeita. WRIGHT the Legislature rtebuked for Extrav- arnaR;il Psiaasiri t Cut I Sleeper Fares in Oregon, - (Pmoi a loui&i itaff CerrMDoadent.) Saienv-rOr. 'Febr 14. Three savage, slashes at . tha . general ' appropria tion bill ware made by Smith of, Jose phine, and each time he lopped off tl.eoa.. The normal schools at. Monmoutn, ash land and Drain were the sufferera Bmlth called attention to the fact .that Monmouth, Ashland and Drain bad aaoh been allowed ilJ.009 or $ia,H0 "more than at the last session. "We have al ready established the fact that, this la the most extravagant legislators that ever met In Oregon," aald Mile of Tarn hill; In the course of debate yesterday, and the statement was not denied. v . ' ' ' Oooke Kaasloa VaaoUL - - ' The hill for the purchase of the hl Cooke residence at alen for' an execu tive mansion received its quietus yester day evening In the house. By a vote of 10 noes to it aysa the bill was defeated. three membere being excused from vot ing and seven being absent. Of ail the measures before the pres ent legislature, none has been the occa sion' of more persistent lobbying than this bill. From the opening day of the session member here been besieged With Importunities to give It their support The building ta a relic of a bygone gen eration, having been built 34 earg ago. The price which it waa proposed that e state should pay waa $14.e0, tltougHMt la said that the property was listed for sale with a Salem broker ior iw,ou within the last two years. The eager lobbying in behalf of the bUl hae been explained by- the statement that- soma handsome commissions were to be paid In case the deal went .through. After repeated refusals to. report in bill-favorably, the ways and means com- mittee finally agreed to report it with out recommendation. It came tip ior action last evening. ' Bailey urged that the bill naas. saying that he believed "the dignity of tha start of Oregon, would be best superinduced by providing ior the governor an executive mansion," and Burns of Coos took, the same view, me onslaught on the . bill came - front all quarters. - - Miles of Yamhill said that he had been Informed that since the present legis lative cession eganfctbe property Just across the street jfytmi, the Cooke resi dence had been sold for J6.I00, or little more than one third the price whieh It was expected to charge the state. . "Most Sxtravarant legislature," , "It la already art established fact that thts-le-the mcrtextravagant-4eglalaturef that ever met In-tlila tdte' he con cluded. , -l think t ia time to call a holt- : : . ' "' . "Don't let us bo'this old piece of Junk." said'. Newell of Washington. . . Th vote followe:... ' , Avea Bailey. Burgess. Burns of Coos, Calvert, Capron, Colwell, Cooper. Crang, Graham, Orinin; Hermann, . i 01 euro a. Hudson. Jayne, Kar, siayger, jucnie, Bonnemann, Vawter, Welch 2. Noes Barnes. . Blakeiy, - Bramhall, CaldwelL Cavender. Chamberlain, Cole. trornett;- bounottyr Edward,HFHntr;H- derson. Huntley. JacKson, j agger, llngsworth, Kuney. 'Ui, juintnicum, Mears. Miles, Mulr, Munkers, Newell, Shook, Sits, Smith of Baker, Smith Of Josephine, WeV Mill 0v Excused Dobbin. Grey. St-'ietw I. "i Absent Blnahaim Burns : o .. Clatsop, Carter, Fewk, MeLeod, Bettlemler, Von der Hellen m- - - .Te Out Sleep r Fare. Bonnemann . bill. Imposing a tax of 1 per cent-.upon gros earnings of tele phone, telegraph end P 'man sleeping- car companies, was Pftfc by the houee at last evening's session. Only earnings from business within this state )s sub ject to the tax, interstate business being exempt, and local telephone companies doina business only in a single munici pality and whose annual earnings do not exceed 1 10,000 are exempt from the tax. Mears, Smith of Baker, Smith of Joee- wteareVpassfd1 bthe'dTOlslve vote 0 II avea and noes. ' . The Pullman Sleeping-Car company waa also the target of Griffin's bill, re ducing the company's chargaa-ln) thla tat about 40 per cent, from existing' rate. -Thla bill passed by z ayes to z aoeev- ' 7 Home Sefeata atimlf. -I ft.- Tk - Hume's virulent - attack upon Representative Hermann and Burn. who are seeking te destroy Hume's fish inr monanol. uion - the' Rogue river, proved a boomerang. Thdhlll to end his monopoly, after passing the house. Was stifled In the senate, and then reintro duced In the house. It passed the house yesterday afternoon by unanimous vote. It I expected to "0' through the senate, ' The bllf to allow ttlee and towns to license poolroom was defeated In the heuae-ye 12, noes . . The bill wa Introduced In , the Intereat of the Port land poolroom which were closed by, Sheriff Word. 'and w delegation wa her to lobby for the bill. The delegation hae returned to Portland sadder, wiser and pbdrar. T ' ' The Irrigation bill, drawn for the pur pose of aiding the government' recla mation work In eaatern Oregon, la dead. rtr manv vicissitude. Mulr made vlgorou onslaught upon It, and though Cdl of Umatilla. defended the measure ably,' hla arguments were unavailing. Th hill was defeated eyes if, noes , The big delegation of fire Insurance men who came to Salem to fight house bill OS, designed to do away with the beard of fire underwriters, wae Jubilant last r.lght Although the bill had ieen Indorsed by the chamber ef commerce and by many large bulne houses of Portland, It laiiea to pas. LAND OF DALE IRELAND, ESTATE DISPOSED OF - .l.l nlmlA 'ftr-Th. JaaraaLt - Albany. Or, Feb. 14.Lnd belonging to the estate of the late Dale Ireland has been sold by the .administrator. The land, a onerfth - Interest, in til ores three miles from CraWfordsville, broua-ht IS0. - The residents of the Sweet Home country, who were recently 'taken te Portland on. the charge of threatening Violence to Nlcholla, a wltnese for the aovemment lw the: land freud eases, returned eterday and left for their home i evening. . - Tb ferryboat at Peoria, Used In ero tng the Willamette river, and ojwated by the county, haa been-eunk. A new ferry Is building. The Albany college' glrle" basketball team will go to Corvallla Thursday evening for the rhamplonahlp game with the Corvallla college girls, to be played in the O, A, c hou. x -. .. .. - - MALARKEY DECLARES - - - t BILL AN ABSURDITY Had Been Reported Unfavorably Hou to Consider In Near Future. ' (froaa a Jouraal Staff CorrMpendrat.) Salem. Feb. 14. KUlyd once in the senate, Nottingham's bill prohibiting side entrance ' to saloons was ' resur rected by Pierc and 'last night passed the senate by a vote of 17 to 11. Malarkey-a bill making aTl "Telonr for a man to take a woman under II years of age Into a saloon -orie give or sell by her husband or parents, was passed by unanimous voteJ- . The side entrance bill waa. reported, unfavorably by the ' Judiciary commit tee. -Nottingham opened the debate by telling of the evila surrounding young women. and declaring that his proposed measure was Intended for their' protec tion. ' ' ' ; . ;. -. . - ' - Malarkey declared the, bill aa "ab surdity," - - - ? . V 'The-measure " li . unreasonable and unjust.' he- aaaerteeV "and doe not In any way remedy the-evll at which It I aimed. I eympetblse with the senator from (Multnomah In his- deslro to ne press the evil, but hie bill will not ac oompllsh that nd. The ana which you have passed tonight will." Thla refers to- his 'own measure. "The. mistake maid by legislatures, and especially by Oregon-legislatures. in -"m past, has been burdening the - books , with toe many penal statutes." ' Admitting bis belief that the ttlll would : pass, . Malarkey attacked' the practice of trading votes, which he said obtains In the legislature. . He' asserted that aide entrances were one , of Not tingham's hobbies and that in, common with a number or other bills, trading had been done. Others-, h thought, would vote for the bill, merely te please Nottingham -or to avoid Injuring his. feellnga. -The merit or worth of a measure, he, added, seemed to out a small. figure nowaday. .- , I Rand inaiated Xbat the bill. If passed, would fore tb leading hotels of the state to remodel their , barrooms at great expense. - .-.''.; " . .-v. Nottingham aaserted that he wanted safeguards thrown around young women because their , parents only too frequently neglect their education In morale or do not pay enough attention to them to keep them out of dene 'of Iniquity. He skid he wae the father of boys and girls and he wanted them pro tected. In fact, he . declared with emphasis, the measure wae deslgirad to protect -boys ea wen a girls,"? Th bill will- Ve -the house today or tomorrow. PORTAGE ROAD BILL PASSED. Waealdoa Sends Xt ThTongh Senate Xe- .' .-"-f1 tTafavorable Bepeii, (Frota.a Juurnal taffCnrrtapnjdent ) : Salem. Or Feb. 14. Despite an un favorable majority report of the Joint committee appointed to Investigate con ditions prevailing aa regards .the nort- age road. Senator Whealdoh managed to force his bill making an additional appro. prlatlon of 120,000 for the maintenance of the road through the senate yesterday afternoon. '. .; . ' J . ' Alter reviewing the work oz the com mission 'and vouching for the economic handling of funds. nd the wisdom ex hibited generally, in carrying on the pro ject, tha report suggested extending the road to The -Danes to .connect with the Great Southern railway. This plan; It wae said, would prevent freight being handled twice, and would save-in operat ing expenses by doing away with the incline car and stationary engine at the Big eddy on the Columbia river. - "We further find," reed the report, "that the Great Southern . railway hae tendered to the state a contract, to run from a period of from 10 to 20 years. whereby an exchange of trafflo can be arranged between the portage road and I the Great Southern road upon two propo- sltlons. at the option or the state til that each road pay te the other i cents per cer .per mile; or (2) tbat the ex change of trafflo be without cost to either' road. ... -.- ' ' ' "The three members from the house. Representatives , Newell, -Huntley and Richie, feel that there may be engineer ing difficulties encountered In construct ing theT -connecting link between the present proposed portage roed and the Great Southern road by means of an overhead trestle crossing the O. R, A N. track."1 ;. '-.;' - .- - ' ' .; ' "Further, In consideration of the large am of money already appropriated for this purpose, we think It would be -un wise for the state at this time te appro priate an additional gum for this exten sion. - -" " - ' . .. . Senator Whealdon took -h-floor in support of the bill which makes an ep Dropriation of 130,000, and argued ao forcefully that when the vote was taken- on final- pesaag the bill carried by a vote to 17 to 11. wtth two absentee. . It la expected to meet with vigoroue oppo sition in the house. , 7't , TO purify ballot: Journal's Xxpose ftetalta la Meaenre Be- I ' etrlotlng . by Aitldaett. (rroia a- oexaal Staff Cnrrespandaat) Salem, Or, Feb: .14. Huntley's bill for the prevention ,of fraudulent affldaVit voting at, elections passed the house last evening With only two dissenting votea This bill Is the direct result of The Jour nal's exposure- of the -wholesale fraud which were attempted tn Portland laat June by -the Republican. machine, when hundrede of false affidavits were pre pared for use t the poll in an effort te defeat the Democratic, nominee tor sher iff, ' v "" ;' J .; lT' ""'-;'.., . wtXt'-TO.BX 0 FBOBATB. , - (apeelal -Dlseatek te The Joaraal.l : Ia Grande, OrFeb. 14. The wlll of the late Hon. J. JL Church ef La Grande hae been filed with the county court for probate. : This rwllt wss dated October t, 1004, and filed with the county court February t. 1006. Hie son. W. J. Church, and Miss Jeen McDonald are the only two legatees named. W. J. Church : celvlng the entire estate, which Is valued t $45,000. with the exception of 11,000 which le bequeathed to Miss McDonald. . . '. Veanllar SlsaDnearanee. . Jr I. Runyan4of Buttevllle, O., laid the peculiar oiseopearanre 01 ni pain e.il avmnlnms of I nil I seal Ion and billow ne to lr. King- New Llf Pills. He ay: "They ere perfect remedy, for dlaalneae, sour stomach, headache, con tlpatlon, etc." Guaranteed at Red Cros Pharmacy, Sixth nd Oak treeta, on the way te the poatofflce. Price 2So. r -saast' ZZ3 eanalets ef Far) Soap, iaedicatad, aatlsrptlei Sklahealtsi toint.. ks tn kill was heal the akin, and Sltiasieltb Tab. tets.Sc, to expel kumorsena. AH mts. liarankk Boas) fop da Cosaplioau for ptmpUa. Markbead. redsess. roettuww. vbaf lag. chapping, ronik haaus. Nothing Till giie Sack e, speedy ear. Sdf. S eakes. eSe. V .Send 8c, pntag tnt Frew Savaaples aai kookletale PHILO HAT CO.. HewaraTN. Bay'a balrhealth saaiilTtlr ram aiodraff, teatocea ccay balr. sad smwa an, thick hair. Xaxxa IWe. botlia at kaaiag aragxlats', . WOOSeUaB, ei. ft 00 Vomrtav . . ,tl $Jk& W etasMdsVafOeb .,".'' Jcxirnc! Uizz CViicI: Sdo FOR 8 A LB Oak dresser, like new. cost llli sell for IT.iO. . tOI Fourth at. . - ' "I sold the dresser tht morrilne; following the first Insertion -'-and wis besieged with answers concerning it the entire dsy,M ; said Mr. Prosser, who owned the oak dresser. What The ..Journal does for others it can be done for you. 'The rate- ... Hx--..:rvr-;: si words for 18 cents. . conm to fix : RAILROAD RATES Oregon-Will Use Referendum to -rrCet It, Declares Griffin ? ; ; -inK tA. "Lan- V-..;' SOUTHER rHERNPAC . RULES, PACIFIC SAYS SMITH Josephine Representative Civet Tthe Legislator, a Savage S! ash : v But to No Purpose. , (rrom a Joornal Staff Correapsodeat.) -. Salemi' Or .Feb. . 14. "What la , the reason that every bill which effect uax JtaojLaJMheiex Is turned down by thla leglslatureT - la It because of that Jlttle blue card which so many of you carry In" your pocketsT I. hope yp will pass thla bill which 1 how-before you eo that we'can kn home feeling that In one case at- least thla legislature wae not controlled by the Southern Pacific.'? . . . . v '.:. .'' '"rz Theee were the words oi: Kepresenia tlve Smith of Josephine Tyesterday in urging the. house-to pass his bill regu lating freight rate charged by railroad In tbla state. ' His bill was defeated. ayee tl. noeg 14. Smith's bill for the creation of railroad commission witn nower to rerulate freight charge met the sain late St to it.' He declared that the people 'of - Southern - Oregon muet have relief .from the - exactions wader which they now suffer. T i ' " . - "The people of my county demand pro tection rront the railroads, eetd Griffin of Lane "Aa condUlone are now we have no redress, for the railroads can raise rates when they please,T- He gave numerous Instances of the Inequitable rates sharged by the rail road a Mulr, Bonnemann and others opposed the bllL -. ' , - ' -"' y ' ' i "Ton can deDdnd upon It ' that' the neonle will have a railroad commission.'? said Griffin last evening. 'The. refer endum will be Invoked at the next gen eral election. That has been determined, end since we cannot-get relief from the legislature the people win exercise tneir power and make the ia. . - . PASSED OR KILLED. rata of Batok ef atoeawree CoaatflareS v J . vf ae Senate, r.' 'irna a loeraal Suf f Comapoade! ) Salem.- Or Feb. 14.- Among tb bill uaad bv the senate yesterday rter nn and laat hlahl were the following: By Kuykendall Providing for a board of control, a system by which moneys of the state may be loaned out and pro hibiting the treasurer from collecting miMat nationally on state fonds. By the committee on public building and Institutions Authorising the state board of publio building -commlaaloner to take Initiatory etepe toward the ee- tabllahment of an Inetltute for feeble, mmded and epileptic children and ap propriating J16.000 therefor. ....' n Booth Buppreaalng poolrooms snd polioy shops, amended ao as to permit poolrooms at; racetracka during racing meets,'- -v . - - . ;iT"." By Carter Amending the code rela tive to same and forestry, deputy, war dens. '. .'- ' By Kuykendall Amending the code relative to the bon -ibJstate treaa urer. - -. - -- - . - . .- . , ' " - - By Coke Changing the boundary line betweea Cooe and pou glas counties. By Tuttle Approprleting $101. 41 for the relief of F. v. neeo, jonu UUMiHiineivHvii - a -a . By Coke Amending the code relative to holding terma of the county-courts. t4.ina' Mil orohlbltlng the unlawful entry of buildings, though without the intention of committing a erlme, wee kUledllt was held that the bill would operata an exewee for thlevea caught to a building. - Owing the oppoettlon of Benator Booth the bill Introduced by Coehow, narmittins- Roaeburg to rote on the question ef Issuing bonde to construct an electrto light ana water aysisn, w also given Us quietus. ..' " i Miller's concurrent reeolutlon In favor or eonalrierlne every normal school ap propriation as a separate measure alo met an untoward fate. In a- vehement nmh In auooort of the reeolutlon Mil ler declared that the unfavorable report of. the committee waa "doubtleea due to the fad that eomebody waa afraid to let such matter go before- tne igia la'ture on thelj. merlta." theai loo Ot4.bla fnr Ba and waeasa. Kotady. on,ms At 40 sr ur wa aray. A 1 frttnd lost tta yb beraaM gray (air siad slm "k old.Vro(ltit h bis exserleaee I erl ari RalraUa. i,mt ths saiae dark brow a balr tbat I had at 11. bold air oaltloB, tnouh reunset awa, w fault was gray balr. bar beta d' taaac yoa for siy soalttua. a. t Ml, wane 00IT 'UrntOe. bottles. drurTltt'. Tttaaouis wluMiut siaMtttrf Pbilo JUay, Spec (. . f--- f-n r''-r CoodW Mc Ct . ft tMs, take te y ef tellewtac draggM nd ret AOe, battle llalrbealtb aad Soe, cake harnaa aoao. awoicated, botb ror oe. (eu- w prs io:. j svnr ay ram. 017 u-, Kewark. K. J.. erenald. fbr SOs. asd tbla ad. Free soap aot glTea by drurwlst without tal satire adv. and Me. fee Bai.aealta. , VM.,U,,,MM,,I ,(, WTaSAB9. CXww ei ' CO, Voarlk 9 Extraeted absolutely without pain by our wonderful discovery known and ijsed only by the .- r . ' v. V;;- Coston Painless Dentists i - ssih. xosmxsosT STavntf.'... ; Full; Set $5.00: Made to At and restore the' natural con tour and facial expressions, and . nt greatly reduced prices, if you go to the Boston Painless Oehtists soil, scoBBzaosr stbist. Filled or crowned and restored' to their go to the Boston Painless '- SSlVs ' KOBBXSOV STSOTT, Boston Painless Dentists MXVm aCOBBZSOaT ms, - Known - the ' " world ' over, are the only dentists In Portland having thla world- .irenownea pain ess system for - doing dental - work. ' Our ' up v to - date system siv4 "us time .and I yeu . money Thla le the secret wny we f ive the-beat work or the lowest prices. stil work guaranteed for 10 yeare. ; TFrrH JSrtt SILVBR OTtUNOSJ iti fiZ.:?t, 0 GOLD FIL.UNGU . Sl- IS AND 110 GOLD CROWNS.. "....MOO FULL SET TKKTH .Ss. We have a specialist ItT fhrre of each department. ' Best , artificial ' teeth- makera. beat Crown and bridge work men and gold Slier In the world.. , . OBOWST AJTD SXZDOst WOBX AT ; . sraciAiTT. y 'We ere 'first, In point of "perfection and - durability bf work In the dental business of Portland. ; , -; . . . Ye Olde Tried sni Reliable ' PAINLESS DENTISTS ' sm vommisosT STmaaT, ., Op p. Meier a Frank and Old VoeteStoea Hour ":J0 a. m. .to lp. m. Sunday, s:u a. mv to u:v p., m.' - .- Bp sure yom are la the right place. K00FD TCSat tmX OTtX MOSDAT, - n ruiuMi is,, siee a, . , Clesaea will eegla. Latls, CbButry, Jkystral Oenarapbr. Aleebre, Ooeaietryr Trlaxieoiiietry and Htstary-tnoBas, KBgiMo-sae Americas) rortlsnd Aesdemy Rail, a Boarding ban far gn-tr, -reenea-a .nnmea snsiiier, la wtj in nalsted ssd ander eierllent ears. ' Aa KleoMmtarr school reealrta bny iind girl at alx years and Its them- fnr tb Aradrnr. a mrhtml nnlbsa. at a mnArmt MMfhV chars, ealla for bubII ef, the primary grade. If to desired. ' For MUlnea. -edr FOBTIAXS ACADIHT. - '.u " TMrtMittlT'esd HarrisM. ' ' Issues Eighteehth .Annual at alogiie. . What Is a haadaome and complete cat alogue I that ut laaued by the Holmes Business Collage. ' The booklet catchce the eye with a handsome cover deslan. and, alde from It compUtenese te detail of college - matriculation. It le beautifully and appropriately Illustrated throughout. -Gllmpeee of school rooms. omcee, graduaree, pnnolpal. Instruc tor and scene of Portland-and beau tiful Oregon, ere. profusely reproduced,. The catalogue renect credit upon Its author ap.well., Its subject Mailed upon request. - .. , , . . ... TEETH TEETH IT asV - 1T 'J VjT'Jm BOSTON . . . 1 1 . . " - , -I-, 5 7