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USED IN REPORTS
Gross Irregularities In State Land
X. Agents" Office Overlooked
, ,itf Legislature. ' .
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INVESTIGATIONS MEANTyp .
,TO BE VINDICATIONS
Systematic Speculation in
Land
' hw Odeil, Assisted
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fTwtcs within two yesrt sroes iregu
liritlea committed tfj.th state land
agent's office durlngfhe fnlni-,?
of U B Oeer have twn the subject of.
Investigation by legislative ccmnjiweej
Kadh time tlie reuit, haa been-armaa
; 'of , evidence shawiig clearly Jln."t
-,.irt.t.i. fxiamanaeement ef tee -omce.
ndV systematic. jseculatkm J"4J
r lands and base by' Gen. W. M. Odell.,
with the apparentionntvanee
ataco of ths -state sd agent; peer. Tho
profit of theae transactions were '
noua. and the atate . and. peraonalwho,
had bought from the atate relying upon
Ua title, were the aufferera.
BuOhough theae facta have been ea
Ubllahed by tha two inveetlgatlona. no
- corrective action hrt resulted. In eah
Inaunce. latter hearing the, report of lta
committee, the leglalature'l has let the
matter drop without any attempt V
aert the eutea legal rlghte or to call
to account thoae who were ccncerned n
the tranaactlona. -.- . ' . - .
Nothing could hive been wore Ce'or"
leas than the report submitted to the
legtalatura two yeara ago. . w of
the facta dUcovered by the committees
Inveatigatlona were set forth, but no ac
tion was ' recommenced and the -report
' concluded with the auggestloa that noth
lng further need be done. . The report
was not presented untU the lsst day of
the aeaalon of 10. when the aenatorial
struggle was absorbing the attention of
the legislators and the public, .;
'". : . Xook Uk wbitawaab.. ,.-".,
'At the' session whlth enfled lsst week
the aam course M pursued.. The In
veatlgating eommittce 'withheld' Ks re
sort until the laat day. when It . was
read, but without any action or ny
i mmtlm of lesal prooeadlnga. The
! t report was more explicit than that pre
sented two years before,, but U still
' f.iia n xvv the aubiect fully. There
was no proposal tha the sute should
atumpt la recoup the loaaea It bad sus
tained, and no recommendation of pro
eeedinas asainat the ex-agent of the
Stat land office. '
Is wnrlbX-CT-PJ? lha 0010 oti tbe"e
Investlgctioos were made, by legislatures
. overwhelmlnalv RaDublioan, and the of
ficial whoaa acts were under scrutiny
. belonged to, the same political party.
Moreover be-la a cousin of the- last Re
publican governor, T- T. Oeer, whose
name haa been unpleasantly linked with
the tranaactlona under, inveeugaiion.
. ': Ytam. the report of thft.Jateat laveatl
ntlna committee and from .the teat!
raony and evidence Uken, it appears that
: durlnar L. B. Gear's incumbency as stats
land agent.-Odell occupied desk room In
'Goer's office, and carried en extensive
.'Operations 4a-taAe -baa and .Indemnity
: a lands. Many people were consequents
led to -believe that in dealing With nlru
they fwereOeHr With' aproifloerjof tke
sUle, and this impression was strength
ened by the tcour pursued by user,
who turned all aDoUcants-for bass over
ta DdelL - ,--. '' j '
, AppUoasts StlslBforAsd.
Although the state was in possession
tot thousands. of acres sf' base, Geer in
formed applicants thai the 'state bad so
base, and that In order to gt it they
must spply to Odell. - ; - - -
Odell charged spplicsvnts from It cents
to $1.71 an acre for base, although it was
In most cases the property of the state
and should have been turned over-by the
atate land agent without any coat what
ever. It Is s, matter of common; goaslp
that Odells- seoflts from these opera
tions were over $100,000. Neither of the
legislative committees made any report
on the question -whether Odell shared
"ttls profits with' L. B. -Oeer or anythtv
member of the then state administration,
--although this was &rtataly a matter
demanding inquiry bit account of the
persistent rumors that had been afloat
for the two years. ' ' .
. Attached V9 tno -report of the. lsst in
'Vestlgatlsg committee rs s' large nura
ler of letters from applicant for base,
'addressed to 8tate ' Iand Agent Oeer,
with his replies.' - Again and again he
-informed these applicants that the
-states supply of bsse was exhausted,
and referred them to General Odell, who,
lie aaJd, could furnish base. ' At times,
earing: the absence of Odell, Oeer id
. vised applicants of the terms upon which
Odell would furnish base,- and received
Exquisite
Tliere a a dlfferance In Cut Alas.
The article for merit and approval
ha thit eteel blue color and hand
rutting of proper depth. And we
ar very particular tn have this
kind.- far it Wut4sns the consols
ecur anil . plaee the reripltnt. .
t J li-n, aasln. rjr ntork la so com
pute with ealuntve My leu and
psttoms itt atfractlva prlren' that
oa" cannt fall, to bs tempted -tf
a purt'hsao.- "': - - . -
A.'&CFdderifieimet.
Cor. Third adWaehltg4o ''ts..'
jswaisrstii. . srtTamgsnrsui,
' OITZCXAaTe.
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; J Cut Glass s
THE
remlttanoos In pymt etherefor. The
I-evldeoce of thaeloee business reletlous
(between Oeer and Odell la ltr an un
mistakable. ( " . r ,..-
Apparently ths matter -Is again ta bo
dropped, nd It U only a question of a
little mora, time when all redress will
by barrel 4 In affect, If not In Intention.
the, legislature s Investigations hava bean
little mor then wtiltewaah of transac
tion eAitch hava esdlted grave scandal.
cau'TT'lba state the lone o. many thou
sands of dollars and thrown on the purchasers-
of schoojkjanda a heavy and un
necessary ouraen oi expense, k - j.
700 ARE-KILLED IN-
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STRFRT FlfiHTINfi
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(Continued from Page Oris.) "li
mothers'' homes with knouta., Hchoel
boys foafrtit the poltce and Cossacks in
defense of the .glr)s. - Three liundred
were arrested.. -1 ; . .- -
BailwaVs- converging at Wareaw are
completely tied up today. ' The atrlkers
havw .destroyed four .locomotives, j me
strikers emashed the; wtndows of ' five
factories tnis -morning ami jorceo ins
men. to aUlt . work. A .company of. in-
fkntry fired on. the strikers, r The resalCl
is not known. t - - - '
The strike among tne , students ' is
spreading ; throughout ' the provinces.
Numerous conflicts between poiiqa.sna
students are reported. , Nearly . all the
schools .of Poland and several, hunttrkd
children under If have been srrested.', )
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SERGIUS' FUNERAL
Osrmomy of Blessiag tks Body Oooars,
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Moscow. Feb. 13. The ceremony Of
blessing .-the body of the Grand Duk
8erglus. waa performed this morning.
The. Kiev regiment furnished the. guard
at - the Chaudoff monastery .where the
funeral services were. held. ..' Immense
crowds thronged ths. streets, and troof-a,
wer present sverywnera. -. t'-( y
MMMTtCM AT ,
i ' (Joaraal Special Service.) " ' ,
London, Feb, SS. A memorial service
for the Grand Duke Serglus was held
today at the Russian church connected
with the embassy. . in addition to tne
embassy, representatives from King Ed
ward. Ambassador Choate, and, other
diplomats attended. . - . : ( -i
ASKED AND GOT
(Continued from Pa re One.)
Items came under my bbservatlon and I
told him what Mr, Kerry had said they
were paid for and he affirmed this state
ment of Mr. Berry's to me by sUtlng It
wss true the money hsd been paid to
Thomas, but that Thomas had since of
fered to repay It and. that he, Wakefield,
had declined to accept It.
That after I had finished the expert
lng, the above named items appeared in
my report, - . '' - -. i I
'That t have - been engaged In ex-
pertlng the books f banks and other
large - enterprises for more than 12
years. ' MALCOLM MACAULEY."
The affidavit msde bz.JJ3PrldS?
follows: . ; ,
"J, J. B. Bridges, being sworn, ssy:
That R. Wakefleld and I formed a part
nership to build the drydock, which la
now -used by the city of Portland.
Thatr Mr, Berry-long the bookkeeper
for Wakefleld and also keeping -the
books of the 7ftm of . WeKenrteld A
Bridges,- In Mr Wakefleli'a flce, -sader
the direction. or sir. waaeneia, made ins
following entries in- the books of Wake
fleld at Bridges, relating to the drydock;
towrt: .
"March I, IMi, expenses, . J. B. B,
"April 11,' 1M, sxpenses, R. W, I2S0.
"That I saw the first of said 2te
naid by Mr. Berry to Mr. Thomas, who
wss st the time a member of the Port
of- Portlandand this is bow I cams to
aea it: . .
"On the day it was paid, but before
payment waa made.. Mr..- Berry, the
bookkeeper above named, 'phoned to me
at Vancouver, Wash., where I ' was at
work on the drydock. and asked trie to
come to vtho Portland office of Wake
fleld early In the afternoon, as- Mr.
Thomas wished' to see me here, and I
went where requested, snd upon - my
arrival first saw Mr. Berry, who said
that - Mr. Thomas was in the private
office nd wanted to get $2t0, and I
anawered Mr. Berry by saying to him
that we had no I ISO to pay Mr. Thomas
or anyone else, snd naked Mr. Berry.
'What are -we going to" pay. this forr
Mr. Berry 'did-'not; give me a definite
answer to this .question, snd upon bis
invitation, and in fact request, I went
with him into the private office, where
Mr. Thomas was sitting by a table. -:
."Upon aeelng Mr.. Thomas X ssld:
.' -How do you do, Mr. Thomas T" and
shook'bands with him. He at ones said: -"
Mr. Bridges. I want I J 50. as I am
pinched for money and wish to meet a
note.' To this 1 anawered we bad no
1350 for Ulntrmetbat I had not received
a dollar out of the drydock myself snd
declined to agree that he should have
any "sumTHr.rhom "persisted thsriie
had to have the money and Mr. Berry
went out presumably by ths previous di
rection of Mr. wakeileid and returneo
with what appeared to me to be a hand
ful of 20 plecea -and I saw him hand
theae 120 pieces to Mr,! Thomas. 1 then
left the office. .'..If .. h ' 'T
- ' Later Mr. Thomas spoke to me sgsin,
saying he waa going i bock east and
wanted t2f0 more to pay bis traveling
expensea. To this request I said to
Mr. Thomas there: ia no use coming to
ejft)r,-wl not sanction paying you
sny sum,
of the d
ot any money out
.1 cannot see
rwhat claim
va. fmsinajnonev. and
we bad a tew naGrqr4nf
"After this l' heard TQtlMl hid been
paid snotHer $260 by Mr. Wakefleld and
subsequently saw 'Mr. 'Wakefleld and
told htm that' it. was wrong for. htm to
do so and that r would not atand' It Mr.
Wakefleld rr-plietk-asylng wo would net1
have got osrJbls of : extras ' passed
without first agreeing t(S psy Thomsa.
this money'snd ths money was ' well
spentcJVhen the. drydock was done I
wsnted an accounting wltrrmy partner,
and finally he and 1 employed an expert
accountant to go over the' books thor
oughly. , ' ;' :."
"Mr. W. R. Msckensle wss selected ss
this expert, snd through him ths books
were exported by. Mr. Mjrauley.
After 1h exporting woe finished, as
Mr. Wakefield still delayed settling
with me, 1 began legsl proceedings
baaed 'on-the expert's report In this
suit 1 bed not churged myself with sny
of the S90 paid Mr. Thomas, as It waa
all pid agatnae-my protest. Evidently
kaowina this. MrV"TbomoB csms to me on
he street and said he was sorry Mr.
((Wakefleld end I were having Ittlsatlon.
nil thoa.Ki I Thomaai 'aould aeuie it.
but dldn w want mo to bring the ISop Into
the raseer.4 aald ha would -pay m 120
oyfhrlstmBS. U0. 1 told htm I would
ot srriept sny of It Finslly he begged
me so hard to keen the matter from
Kln mmAm .uhlln Ikll I Vieldad MlM
and tnld Mm to ees my. awysi anT that
whatever my attorney .did, woujd be sfrt-Isfif-tory
to me. . "Tr '
"Me hw my attorney and; Mads ar
rangements with him. - k--
"J. B. BrUDGES."
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lull particulars how to protect
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AGE
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Washington
BLAIR T. SCOTT. General Manager.
i ... . HARRY B. SCOTT Agency Director. , ' ..
: 609, 610, 611. 612 "and 613 Charn, of Com. Bldg, Portland, Ore.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA
BOTH GET CONCESSIONS
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Russian's' . Firing on'? Trawlers
r r Justified, But Qreat Brit- .
:,:ain Also, Satisfied. v ;
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! r ' -tfearaal' Special Servtea,)-. '.' 'r. . .
Paris, Feb. ,21. It is learned that the
report of the Hull Inquiry commission
In addition to Justifying the -action ef
Admiral Rolestvensky in .firing on. the
traw)elra aUo contains other paragraphs j
which will satisfy England ano wnicn
counterbsJances ths pro-Russian para
graphs publlfbsd. . . "v-.'
The commission gives no . opinion on
ths question of Japanese torpedo boats
in the North sea. Ths commissioners
refer to ths Russian government engage
ment to indemnify ths vf&tlms of .ths
horrible accident. ' .' ' v. ''
The report was sent today to Ans-R-
starf and British governments. .Not be
cause It is liable to modifications but
because the commissioners do not wish
the powers interested to learn the con
clusions through the- pressV
Tho principal author Is Admiral Svons
paun, Austrian, but sll- the commission
collaborated in drawing it up. ,
GUESTS ARE RESCUED
FROM BLAZING HOTEL
Reading Hostelry' Destroyed by
Haines Electric Works
Are Afire.; r,
1L ,4. (JooraaL Special Servlee.)
Reading, Pa-. Keb.-M. Ths Hotel
Penn. one of the largest In this city,
toolf nre today. - Many guests were res
cued by the heroic efforts Of the firs
department. WUb the sxoeption of sev
eral carried "but -unconscloua. air the
guests and employes escaped unharmed.
rb. hotel ,to jaJmost entirely destooysd,.
The loss will reach $100,000.;, l.-
CHADWICk HAS RESUMED . '
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
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(Jauraal Special Server
aeveland. Fib. 21 Dt. Xroy 8.
Chadwlck has -resumed the praefloo of
medicine, making strenuous effotator
recoup the fortune lost " through the
manipulations ot his wire.-.. "- V-C y. ,
"AU "I want is work,"- bs said. "I
have resumed practle and many old
friends are coming biie, My daughter
Mary is with my brother's family , In
Jacksonville, Fla. ' She applied for' a
position as governess Immediately on
-larding in New York but did not get
ths place. She did not want to return
to Cleveland. There was a place for
her with my brother. She Is engaged in
making maps in a ' lumber company's
ofnee. We both must now work," .,
Ths doctor talked in- the library of
his richly furnished home, sitting In a
chair which bore a " ticket catalogue
number ' la preparation ef the coming
auction sals to satUfy ths creditors of
his wife. Every article in tne room
is ticketed or scaled by tie. govern
ment "' !-". -' ' ft.
KING EDWARD ORDERS
: MOTOR TURBINE YACHT
" v fleoraal aserial gerrlre.) '
London, reb. M. A report that King
Edward has placed an - order for ' a
r.ntnr tllrhln lBUPch lS being
much discussed In society sna'yscnung
circles. The new vessel, accoromg 10 re
port, ia to be constructed on sltogether
different lines to onythlng hitherto em
ployed In the royal service, ana win at
tain a high rats of speed, approaching
20 knots. Ths tonnsge of ths new craft
It la stated, will be large enough to ai
low of a magnificent suits of apartments
for the use of the king snd his fsmlly.
Hla'msiestv has placed the order with
a' pHvats-iflrm of shipbuilders on hs
Clvdhatlng decided to Ignore ths ad
miral f designers on account of the dls
tfpp'wntment experienced over the build
ing -of the victoria ana wttoert.
INDIANA BRIBERY IS V't
'PROBED BY LEGISLATURE
i !' - . (JearafI ttpecial sVrTiee.) ,
indlsnaoolis. Ind. Feb. .22. Detec
tlves sre probing the alleged legislative
bribery story , told la the house yestsr
day, snd are Still looking for; C. A.
Baker. There is a persistent rumor
that a letter hss beetr- found in Baker's
room at tho Danison hotel referring to
sn enclosed cheek for $5,000 to bs used
st ths legislature.
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REVOLUTIONISTS KILL V
SERVIAN LANDLORD
, L ' -tivarsal Hpeetsl gerrlee.i
Ian landed proprietor.' who some time ago
was aentence-d to die by Bulgarian revo
lutionists, was today aassaainated. The
deuth sentence Includes Petruaha's son.
but ths latter escaped. - . .
.'' nOaTTT-TaTJtn USCUStl. '
i-'" (Josraal Bfieetal.gerrlcs.1 "
Blrmlnrhsm. Pen, 21. Up to
o'clock this morning tt bodies of minors
hsd' been taken from the Virginia mine.
Seven Vmoro-corpses are In eight sad
will bO'Uken out soon. . It will prob
ably bo ths middle of next week before
the work of pumping the mine is com
pletcd, and mil the oodles recovered.
TiiunsDAY-
.benefited
policy. .cv?v ' ,
age and we will mail vou ;
your family and build up -
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25
with
YORK.?
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OPEN DRAW NUISANCE
WILL SOON BE ABATED
(Continued from Page One.)
ter it will be for v aU - Interest In
volved." -r. i - i.-- . . '
Mr. Newbegin submits copy of ths
Chicago drawbridge ordinance, in which
It la shown that tat elty- council,
through a harbormaater, has entire con
trol of river traffic through the Chi
cago river and its branches, by virtu
of the stats law of Illinois. Regula
tions 4s to the. time of keeping ths
bridges closed differ to suit, ths con
venience ef various classes of people
who go and com from their work at
slightly different hours. To period
of tlms diylng which some of r the
bridges ar kept closed is ons hour in
ths morning and ons hour la ths even
ing.' .. v
Olsoed Sot Xewrs ia Olcogw. .
: All bridges across the main river and
Its branches, as far south as Twelfth
street and north to Klnxle street sre
kept closed from t to 7 o'clock a. m,
and from $ to I p. m. Portland, people
ask only that the - Willamette river
drawbridgeb be closed ons . hour morn
ing and evening.
Ths East Portland Improvement asso
ciation haa again taken up the fight for
closed ' drawbridges, and will hold a
meeting Jfrtday evening at 7:20 o'clock,
at ths court of justice geton, corner of
Grand . avenue . and Morrison streets,
when It will appoint a committee to
call on Judge Webster and lay ths case
of the East Portland public before hint.
- There Is -nothing In these arguments
they are putting forth to th effect that
the boat trade will bo damaged by the
closing of ths drawbridges sn hour
morning . and evening," said Jqseph
BuchteL - chairmen of the bridge com
mittee of that ' orranlzation. "I have
read in' tho accounts that were printed
of the river men's meeting, that Mayor
Williams . opened with ths - statement
that he. waa very poorly Informed on
tho question, and could not offer, any
Views, that - would be of value In. ths
matter. ' If ths . mayor had Just , sst
down then and there, . lis would "have
been all ' right "... Tho i- proposition ha
sftfinrard artvannTd ti fini Iht dram
bridges for every boat that whistles for
th .draw at all hours, would not afford
the relief desired by ths public I can
hot see ttlaf such a plan would bo
materially different from th one now
practiced. ,..'., . ;':.,', 4 -'.
, ! Sfew loloj f Boata.
A. B. Oraham and Herbert Holmen:
acting as a oommltto for the steamboat
and mill men, have issued the following
instructions lor the guidanos or eaptalna
and pilots on freight and ' passenger
steamers relative to . th bridge draw
question. The rules will bo submlttsd
this afternoon Tor ths approval of Judge
Webster snd others who ar Interested
in the matter: - - y '
-"rirst--Weathef and water conditions
favorable, avoid signaling for draw
until vessel Is in posluort to pass
through. If for any causs you sre de
layed after signal has. .been given, 're
verse signal, thus Informing bridge-
lender to cloe th draw. .-, .
Second When steamers - or vessels
have passed through ths draw, ; snd an
approaching vessel would cause unnec
essary delay. . do not .signal, but . wait
until accumulated - bridge traffic has
passed, as draws will not remain open
longer than flvs minutes at ons tlms,
"ThirdRemember at all times to
svold unnecessary delays, as ths rights
of others must bo considered and re
spected," ' -T- i . .; ' - ; -V-
CO-ED RIOTERS ARE
: ROUTED BY KISSES
(Continued from Pag One.)
lng for th spring track; events took the
scrimmage gamely. ;'.'
"Kiss every girl of 'em;-klss 'em alL"
was the bsUls cry that went np.
At first the girts struggled violently.
but the horrid men: were Inspired by su-
n..)im.. rfnrta ' . .. T .-
"Let the mean things nsve tneir own
wsy, then," csms ' the rormsl capitals
tlon from the leader of the Insurgents
FOUR THOUSAND ARE V .
; r DIGGING UPON CANAL
f ' - . '.a i,F" . .. ( . ! .
j : ' ' (Joorul' Uperisl errlee.) . -r'.
i New Tork, reb. 23. Barclay Parson
snd .Prof. W. H, Burr, members of ths
Panama ranal commission, arriwd today
from Colon and reported . work on the
camel' mora advanced- in-construction
than was anticipated. Four thousand
laborers ar now at Work, and 1,000 more
were engaged. r
'For sieetBS 1
tLt arest rmhtewtthsjiytbtaiaet
fad a.S all ktnda e saMietaas. Mr tonca kat
all
llr i
DHia ar.ajir aa mi aa sraaa. air iwai bbvtbb
Ureas
s dm ev. Twe imki as a frUae r.eovwadH
mSarur a.laathaai Ia wllllnalraa
c n ... i a 1 17 wmig tuc tnj .mntir nw mm.
.D.rarfvra m yum .now n t .nan inviiaiaiaa
fthaai ma hit am aaff.rtaa fro ai aacB tromaln. '
Caes. H. Halsera, U4 S. Its B4. New lera. M. X.
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bastfe - i'
ThaBowstat: 4
MNOwcAmurno
'PI , fmlBWWs, PcHsbS Tee awaje eeg
Wvmt Sirkaa. n wS.a ar Grip., aw, w, fas. arw
an) S la balk. Tl smalae tahlM auatsesTeOQ
Sestaata.it teasel yo sar baafc. 7
. ' Sternog Resaedy Co., Cblesg ef N.T. sol
REATII
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Evr:.u:a, , February
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WILL BE THE LAST TWO DAYS, OF OUR
GREAT REDUCTION SALE. AFTER WHICH TtiE WILL DISCONTINUE
THE BARGAINS NOW OFFERED. . " YOU REALLY SHOULD NOT MISS
THIS OPPORTUNITY fTO BUY, FOR PRESENT AS WELL AS FOR FU- '
TURE'NEEPS'-AT. v i. ' f ;';.. " :i-v-.V-' - 'T". - ,-y,,.'. r'
THESE ARE A FEW
YOU HUNDREDS OF
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FOR LIEN
r $12 ancl $is Suits and Overcoats ?8.e5
. $18 and $20 Suits and Over-- ': ( "'
1 . coats . ...... ... .:. ' .'. . 913.C5
v $3 and $4 .Troufrs.... .... C2.35.'
; $5 and $6 Trousers. .U. v34M f
V $2.00 Hats ....;.gl.35 :
f $3.00 Hats t ."i rf.e . '. . m 2.35 -.
i $4.90. Shoes ....... iJa.U.fV. 825
. $2.50 Shoes .?l-5
$1.25 Underwear. .75s-;
; $1.00 Shirts ir.....;..C5dj
', 75c Shirts '......'.
60c Shirts v;SO
166 end 160 Third Street, Ntxr Morrison
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Headquarters for ,
Elastic';
Stockings
''innd.fx.'.. t
Trusses
LAUE-DAVIS
DRUO CO.
Third sad Yamhill Stsv .
POISOH MEN PAST
60, SAV5 .DK. OSLtK
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(Continued frota Pag Ona)
ness of men sbovs 9 years of age and
th Invaluable benefit it would be , to
commercial, political .and professional
life if asi, matter of course.-men
stopped work at this age."
Continuing he said It might o a gooa
plan -to, i chlsfoform men arter . pass-
ln. SA . ' '. '" ..-- '
Er. Osier himself Is B years of age
and according to his own theory Is
within four years or tne .time voir ns
Should OS oniorotorsaeo. -::
HANDSOME GIFT FOR
WARSHIP WASHINGTON
. , Uenraal Speelal Serrlee.)
' blympla. Wash- Feb. II. Th stat
of Washington wUl present to the new
battleship Washington a handsome and
annranriate gift When th ship takes to
"tho water March 9vt th shipbuilding
m.TAn tn PonnectJcut. A committee or
win bs rammed today by the leglala
turs to sectrr the gift and so that It is
a suitable sum will b sp-
prbpriatedTto-pay-th cost of tho-glft
ariA tit. .vnenae or xne nimmuw.
htm st.rt wtlBon. daughter of ex
Benator John t. Wilson, will represent
th. atate st th Hunching, and to her
Heiisyour
. For the remsindcr of this week irid sJJf next we sit going to rnake It ppssible for every famflsrtn
Poland who has not one. to own nuchine.' We are making an" extraordinary? special of this
..'r-A-i-
"C. &
Oevmrwi sens
the ramoost
sVdipeo
SlO aowm,-
SLOP a week.
Xs : -. .1 ""'1 'x ' ' ' ' ' '
SMaaw 1 11 - UVW 'V. UUU, ti.L .Sy. ' vMSW'
173-iWFif8tSt
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OF THE MANX GOOD THINGS. WEXL SHOW "
OTHERWHEN YOU COME. . . ' ,. 'i
.. . FOR DOYS '
$5.00 Suits . . . . . . . f . i. 5435 j f; -V
' $6.00 Overcoats ' fr.i ?3.45 X' 'i
't$1.00' Knee. ots'e.s.LVi'.C.f.TO
' .' J5: Knee PantaV . i; V. . ji ;.89(tZ, 'j:':.
-X 50c ; Knee Pants . ..r.m.iid v
$1.2 5 Sweaters ". .'....'.U.. ,85i !;:!, V;r
, 75c-Sweaters' ..... . . ,4"il.V ..'45d v ''v-
$2.00 Shoes ........... ; i-. .'9145
$1.75 Shoes ... ............. if 1.15 : . - - -
60c Golf Caps ........ ,.. . . . . . .35
; 25c School Caps
25c Ironclad
COME-IF ONLY TO LOOli:
, ; w j.vt :.;,v I ..''.s,'.v ; v:-;'r -,? ,Uy.,sK ;. ;;
TTJT TT : 1T. ' TT vRv T
V itXUAtlX OVrTFITTSIlS TO MtN AND EOYS
-
The Man' v
vm: Is Foolish'
lxx-.: . . ' v v.t.. ;v.r
Wno tries to' mix his owwplnt our
paint la thoroughly mixed by machin
ery. of pur material, and Is sold at ',
cheap as yon can mix It yourself; Try
--oar1 Bay Bta to mixed-paints theyar
very coa vwtlent, X. ? ! r 7( ' X, V , '
Fisher. T(i6rsen& Co.
no sure
OBSOSOSf STS. w
Teeth Free AH This WccR
BostonPclr.lcDentltcV
Are cutting prices again, -anil now Is
the chance of a lifetime to have your
dental work don by these world-rs-
nownad spoclallsts, at low pneea. ,
AU This Weiek Frt K
Kxtractins ' Examinations
Silver rulings ....':.. .5d ,
Gold minga.. . ..'. . . . T5 . and. 9X.OO
MOO and I18.C Oolo - mm -Crowns
....... ....$3.00 $5.00
tll.00 and IJ0.00 ets of .
Teeth S)3.00 to flO.OO
.-Com 'In at one and US advanUg
of. low rates. All work guaranteed for
10 years, and don by our painless sysT
tern, kneys, and used only by.
Boston PalnUss Dentist a
awl). aTfimnKsT STSflnrT, '
am. amoteo Si Sraak aad OU TosSofmoO.
HoursI-.IO a. tn. to p. m. Sunday,!
t.V) a. m. to ll:o, p. m.,- ...
..1 Bs snr yea as ia th rigkt plao.
will be iivennnshondr"6f nam1tisrth
vessel. v ... .,'. ... - V ;.
fit Is a. sesy ta aae rise's Oar, for m eesgb.
an be nimee ana rami.
C.V SEWING MACHINE
Tl IS
.'. ; . . . . . ....... 15
Hose.
........... 1
this talk aoout aaving rmm iou to
S20 sn a piano, and the expenae som
salers incur in advlalng ths public of lu
; You Cats' Buy Yixxx v
Piano From Us Less v.:
; ' All Unnecessary Expenses ,
Besides having the largest assortment
nf hlrh.erada nianoa in the eltv to select
from. We challenge, comparison of
orloes Quality of goods considered
and Invite the close Inspection of . th
purchsslng public. . -, , ' -.
Scule Bros; Piano . Co.
m Md VI Koanrlsom Co. W, vrk.
Every 7cr.an
about thawoDdaifnt
MAKVCL Wbirtiso Spray
B new vasMai artMk J
aa sw uraminu
11 b eaiftKit snaiiir lbs 1
ISIkL. aenDt as
mhr, kulaMia auas tor
flliutr.ud book MM. ItStres
.nil n.nii.1.1, mmA rffMllrtna tn.
nloablatolaataa. .W ARVaAiOSX.
ares swag. asw see-s.
I i
Down
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$1. Per Week
ibrop head, strongly eoastrastsd, .
aa!aiy pollaaod, fomr drawers, war.
taatod for 19 years la fast, an ta
f aew improvements aad a fall gu er
as tee. - ."i ;;. '. ',' r. - '.
: 7"
AU standard !
make xf '
- WltOUl - .
S3 -00 down and
91.00 a we. ,
T Hi Over
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fc. J I ea
$1
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