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ALASKA LAUHELS r t.D SALES FiD
Let CJg SIiow You Our
Lin80i7Crpal
We have all the newest and prettiest things in Carpets. All up-tevdate, standard mill patterns; We can
Nw American DUtrictU-N;
ionmtrit of One and a
icrer-grada vt carpetTiisderrVve sell carpets from 5c to-25c a yard less than other a
"fract'dhan"AcfeMake
Convention Hope to Elect
v Prof. WVI. Staley.
All we ask is that you give us a call and see our Carpets and their prices.
Stampede Fever.
EljSum.- -",'.';
.4
Swell
MANY THOUSAND WILL CO j
IN EARLY THIS SPRING
HARNEY HEAD3 UST AND
MULTNOMAH IS LOWEST
Production f Estimated ,at Be
. tween Three artd Four Mil-,
lions the Present Year. '
lore Than Cixty-Four Thousand
That Must Ce Used In Build
ing Public Roads, v
(Special Dlspatcs to Th Joorsal.V
Juneau, Alaska, March T. All - other
X 8palaltisMtdk U The JearaaLi
Balem, 'Or.. March .Tho- secretary
Interior points will b overshadowed I pf state yesterday afternoon announced
.this year - by ' Tanana. Transportation
managers of the coast believe that they
,will handle 4,000 to (.000 men for that
.place before, the season closes, and are
. -preparing . accordingly. It is . believed
. by meq who-. have . recently come out
that tat. ' least . 1,000 will get to - Falr-
, banks on the Ice before the Yukon thaw,
t,-. A. R. Chrlssman, who haa been, en-
, gagca .in j oomrairciu ... enterprises i
( Tanana, Arrived here the present -week
'vin route - south, - and said ' that, he coo
i fldentlyvbelUved. the feroductlon of gold
for the season would be between 11,000,-
, -1000 nd4,00.000. The work that haa
been in progress the entire winter as-
1 auraa a Iarca outDUt -' of '.' the yellow.
r ! metal. Bom of the ground In which
:mlnera have been - working will equal
lh. beet ' that waa onened in Klonatk.
I but the area la not so great, according
to toe Dounaa ox present aisoovenea,
the -distribution of the United Btatea &
per centum land aales fund. Thla fund
Is.'S per cent of the money received by
the government for the sale of all jub
Ho lands in Oregon during the year of
1104. It must be used In the bulldlna
and improvement -of. publto reads, and
la 'divided among the. oouatlea In pro
portion to.tneir acreage. i . , a
The distribution, is as - follows
Total numberof - acres ot , . ,
land, in tete of Ore-
gon . . . ....... . .... ; 40.J57.T40
iom mount w jp ap
' nortloned .
Apportionment per acre
HEAD MANAGER HAWLEY
ACCOMPANIES DELEGATION
Teachers' ' Certificate Issued
-; Aged Pioneer Expires at -t;
His Home.
'KENTUCK MAY MARKET
Croo
TVtii arias
AT SUMPTER SMELTER te-
Harney
v : (Special IM.patc t The Jowoal.) ,'
I. Pearl. Idaho, March ;?. The deep
work of ' the Kentuck company, seven
County, v.
Baker V
Benton' ;
Clackama i ...... .
Clatsop . ......
Columbia, .-.' , . if
cooa .
Curry
Dk
" Amount ap
Acreage. portioned.
,14.58V s ,VZ.1I
'.'."..iV...
r. ,
i .
415.(80
1,107.200
423.620
4J1.040
1,004,480
141,120
5,J22,60
1.2(3,140
458.200
1874,6(0
(.780.180
1.788,880
1.088.620.
1,814.240
miles from, here, la provfflg one of the
'. promlalng ore bod lea of the earn p.
t' tunnel over 1.S00 feet long has . beeu
dalven to open the main Kentuck vein
tiii a rijinth nf 42a r. under unnep work.
-insTbi adit hlsiwehir-he-re4-i-
; finding what 4he management eporta to
be ten feet' of commercial ore, and a
. much larger body of lower grade ma
( terlil." ' hip effort la being made to re
ooen the concentrator, but milling will
I no doubt be commenced In the summer,
. after, drifts have been extended on the
' lower leveL T " ' ;
The Kentuck was primarily worked
.' 'for the, Iron It furnished the smelter at
Mackey, and little' attention waa given
' to its other value With the showing
' now had it in behaved the owners will
open the concentrator and ship to some
custord smelter, probably Bumpter. -The
. am nana 1 7 ,a t ll
4 Ku ii'MinMntntlon la clean and aaav.
this win yield a anippmg proauci ox
With Superintendent George Z.- Ed-
wards getting the -Lincoln In shape to
, , resume deep exploration ana open tne
' leaiMMntrmlar. and the Kentuck In slant
' of a mUl run again, which will prob
ably be permanent, the camp la bright
,, ening materially, a . j'f...'.i.''
KETCHIKAN; IS TO BEr-v
7; ATTAIR WITH EXHIBIT
- IBoecUl Olssatck to The .oeraaL)
.-i Ketchikan, Alaska. March T. Thla
Important mining dlatrtot Of southeast
' Alaska will, be well represented at the
, Lewis ana ciant espoaiuon. jh nm
meeting of operatore to take "action in
- the premlaea was tinanlmoua, and ar
' rangmentd have been made to collect
- orea. -Information of the great lode
, district of the southeast coast will be
naced within reach of all Interested, and
. it la the hope to get a large number of
typical quarts exhibits, who possioiy
reliefs 6f some Of the larger properties.
Illustrating the economics of lode oper
ations along the coast. 1
. A largo amount of new work haa been
i done In the district the paat year or two,
and the-results are little known to the
world. In. addition to showing mining
men what sort of quarts, is mined here,
' it la the purpose to give an Idea of the
mineral wealth ot vne nisinci. ana en-
Jackson ..
Josephine
Klamath .
Lake . ........... t.110,249 - i.4S8.40
Lane . .,,.r .2 .404.140 J.7S8.I4
L.IUCOln (37,440 ST
Linn . ........... 1,451.520
Malheur, (,377,440'
Marlon ...( , 708.480 -
Morrow . 1, 28.240
Multnomah v . .r 8 -Polk
. ........ ..v , 434,(40.
Bherman 418.280
Tillamook , 76i,p00 1
rmatlHa ....... 1.878.4X00
Union . .... 1,081.400
Wallowa . ........ 1.142.720
Waaco 1,960,080.
Washington . 447.880
Wheeler . .. ,r 1,084.800
Yamhill., ........ 460.440
Total i- S.;V.;..0,67,7(0 444,642.24
. (BpeeUl Otosateh to. Tks JearaaL)
Salem. Or, March .7. The Salem dele
gate tQ the Woodmen of the World con
vention at McMlnnvtlla. where delegate
to the head camp session at Loa Angeles
April 18, will be aeleoted, leave for MC-
Mlnnvllle via Portland thla evening.
The delegation consisting of Messrs.
Sttneon, Csppa, . Williams, . . Fletcher,
Pennell,' Staley, Hanson. Pomeroy. Dra-
gr, Welch and Thlesseni hope to secure
the election of Prof. W. I. Staley. prin
cipal of th Capital Business college,
as a delegate to th head camp session.
Head Manager W. C. Hawley, who ao
companies them. Is a candidate for re-
(44 Ml 4 I election. Professor Hawley denies - the
0010681107817 report that he has anqounoed hlmaeif
a candidate for the omc of neaa consul,
recently made 'vacant by the death of
Head Consul Falkenburg. . ' '
: Teaonsn' Fapers Xsaned.
At the regular meeting of the atate
board thla afternoon, teachers' ' papers
were ordered Issued as follows: .
Stat certlflcates, upon examination
Carrie A. Byerlee, Hood River; Bella
Balrd, Rlckreail; William Gregory Zelg
ler, Marlon: Jessie Wilson, Athena.
Wtat diploma, upon exam 1 nation-
Mary C Quick. Falls City.
State life diploma Lewis R. Alder
man, McMlnnvtlle, : graduate state unl-
vsrsuy. . , , ,
:V Ag-ed Vloaeev 'Wm"-"-
Noah Herren, an aged Oregon pioneer
of 1144, died at his horn east of Salem
yesterday. , He waa born la Indiana-in
1844." and earns to Oregon with Capt
Joe Meek In 1844. He located near Sa
lem and In 1864 married Adeline Hall.
He leave live children, Horace,. L.. M.
and F. A." Herren of Salem; J. H. Herren.-
Monmouth, and Mr. Elva Kates,
Balem. - i .
'-The state- anaTboardryBterday -b-
p roved tl loans from the school fund,
aggregating S2M7I. ' "- :; '..',
440.24
- 1.172.44
. 664.48
464.61
' 1.063.84
1.006.24
' 6,426. 4J
-SS4S4.23
(l.l
S.044.63
' 7.181.08
J, 891. 44
1.1(4.64
4.146.6
76.13
1. 687.85
(.848.6.1
- 746.JS
1.276.04
208.69
448.7J
M2.II3
704.47
1.980.(8
1.146.u
.Z,2(.4Z
2.046.89
4741
"1.148.94
477.20
superintendent to examine th prop
erty and report if all requirements had
been complied with. In '4he past the
filing of .the report of. the mineral sur
veyor, with the necessary evidence that
1600 of work bad" been done on each
claim. ; sufficed. - It appeara to be the
purpose now to ascertain if false affi
davit - haa been made, and to Insure
regularity of proceedings by- inspection
of a government- official other han th
urveyor. no aaauionai cost waa in
volved for - th management of the
mine, but there, la neoeaaarlly more da-
lay la going through-th new routine.
SEEK TO INVOKE
' THE REFERENDUM
Appropriation Bill Is One Desired
to Be Brought Bef ore - -
the People. ','
' (SpeeUl Msnatch to The Joorsal.)
Albany. Or.. March 7. Petitions call
ing for a referendum vote on the ap
propriation pill passed by the' Inst-leg
Islatuxa at a 'circulation In Lebanon
4hls week a maaa meeting will Jfte held
to aiacuas the matter, and ht Sclo I
similar meeUng'ls called for next Bat
urday afternoon. Friends of the move
ment hop to defeat th normal school
appropriation in thla way.
Kola Nels. manager -of th Albany
Drewery, a, planting a new hop yard in
Benton county, just across the river
from this city, and (0 acres of the beat
land In the rich Willamette river bot
torn will next year be looked to to pro
due a Una crop of heps. This is only
on of several large new bop yarda be
ing planted here. , .
More than 166,000 has been collected
by Sheriff R. L. Whit sine the tag
roll reached . his hands 1 daya ago.
Whll taxes are high this year th Im
provement on the county roads and
bridges have put the taxpayer general'
ly In good humor and . there is little
grumoting.
. courag axtenslv exploitation.
MONUMENTAL WINZE
OPENS VEIN AT DEPTH
Allen reports the
..wins down to. the . 100 level below the
, tunnel and a drift started -oil th vein.
, The . or hold up to th high grade
; found early In th sinking work and
th vein straightened. '
' . -W are highly pleased with th I
showing of recent , work In th Monu
' mental." said Mr. Allen this morning.
'..AH hand work In the mine has been
stopped and only ' th power drllla are
kept In th drifts. On drill Is driving
th level 100 feet below th tunnel.
The first ore shoot ' In this vein will
be' encountered within ;I0 to 21 feet.
and the next Is nearly 100 feet away.
The 100 level drift . will - ba continued
-ntll -th ore-carrying velna opened In
the adits hav also been proven at this
. depth. , ; " "
BIG PRIZE AT GRANTS
PASS FOR THE
(gpeslal Jnspatch a The Joamal.)
Oranta Pass, ' Or., March 7. Miners
Of this district ar getting In shape for
tne drilling contest ; on Bt. Patrick'
day.?. Anau ranee to given that hre or
four. douiea will go on the rock and
there may be a. half dosen blngl en
tries.' The prise for the double .con
test is $225 aa first money and entry
fees aa second. . Th single champion
will get 17 and th entry fee wUl go
to the second best.
In th last contest the .Almeda and
Oranlt hill mine , teama entered, Al
meda winning by a little more than
three ' Inches. Since, then : the . drilling
rever baa spread and the entries are as
su red a wider scop of residence. The
vent la exciting keen interest among
the miner. '
Many persona of the . country who
have never seen a drilling contest be
tween . miners are. coming to Oranta
Paaa to witness this event. , Beside the
issue In this contest the record for
utnth.m Amm. will amihllM. h.
.. mnm .r th. wt mM .k .... -.-.'I- (SpefUl DUpatch to The Joornal.) '
on rock In thla district ere, expected. 'TOR??"bu!?,DJ'-,k March 7 Albert
. u w, wuw irecii .Fiwi inrn
hi wittr for some time,-shot Himself
PPIltuBfltca.Whsrs sha llnsd il bH I " latjetlarTMapatch to Th JesrsaL)
SEPARATED FROM WIFE
: AND SHOOTS HIMSELF
AXAJOCA WUTI BAXUsOAB.
(Speelal DUpatch te Tae Jeanak).
Juneau, Alaska, March 7. - Interest
her during th closing day of eon-
frees centered In th favor with which
th Dietrich bill, to encourage railroad
building in Alaska, waa received. Alaska
believes that the government would be
extending a proper aid In guaranteeing
the bond of th Trans-Alaska company,
of which Henry Brathnober, th famous
mining engineer. Is th moving spirit.
This company is ready to build from
Valdea to . the Tanana, and If : given
early assurance would have a . large
fore In the territory early th present
night last -night, after aaklng to
her In her room. He was .a bartender,
and had been crippled with rheumatism
for the last 12 year.
aiarmro fuuiiii, :
' (Special Dispatch to The Joaraal.)
The Dalles, March 7. The bleating
on the government canal above thla city
I finished until after high water. The
dredger - Is now taking oat the loose
rock. Another dredger to expected. nd
an additional force of (S men will be
employed on the works. u
ooiTsirxfrTsi
OsT
FEDERAL OFFICER TO
t i
. (Special ' Dispatch to Th JoarasL ) .
-1, I Joplln. Mo., March 7. The steadiness
OI uh sino narsat ana awuranci oi a
nr-tMr-ni iiir- ns-ri-ai-rl i""'" uua."" r v
nCVICVV Mine rMI Cl I I ing local operator. , Tha use or sine in
nraaa manuiaciure srowa sieaauj-.
whlle the metal to employed more ex
tenslvely- otherwise. Expert state that
with, thq (00.000.004) pounds of copper
used in th United State In tha manu
factories, there ar 4I.SOO.000 pound of
spelter.... . . v. . , .'...,.' . 1 ,,- ..
Notice to
Pile Sufferers
'' (Special Dispatch torth JearaaL)
'. Prairie City. Or., Match .-The first
. experience of mine owners of this dis
trlct with the forest reserve regulations
lias been passed through by the : man-
1 agement of th Pixl Meadows, who is
, , ' - . i . ...... 1 lul.
rV "-TJT1" nruiDn rno onr.CDd
claims nn jixiv ctiw buu vm vft 1 flLafff Mil6 rUfl ilWvl8.riw
in Dixie Bun aiTiue. oiiura psuni
' would Issue 'the interior department re
'quested the Baker City forest reserve
We Don't Ask You to Take Any
one's Word for What Pjrs-
lmld Pile reWlll Do.. ;
Tom Oaa Xavs a Trial Jrackage, rr
Sy ItBlL - . y. - ;.:
We receive hundred of letter like
IIIIDnrDCR IMPDEACCn the following: "I
niwiikrk.iik.il iiiwiiknubu rood I could hardly
ferlrtg with ptlea for a yea
nng Ponr $
IS
ant EGonffnVpv
- j" '. . ' . .: detei
(Xpedal DiapatHi te Th JosruO
Roaeburg, Or March T.t-Last night
th City council .added $160 o th re
ward of ' $600 offered - by- th county
court for the person or persons - who
killed. John F. Roger on Januasy 14.
It is likely that thla amount wUl be
raised rto 11,000 by private person..;
The death of Roger wee. th. moat
jwterlou that this vicinity ha ever
known, no clues of any eonaequenc b
left after th tragedy.-
Roger, who--m a Witness in th
land fraud cases, carried a revolver on
account of bis fear of assailant a. . The
son for offering a reward Is, . that
It 14 believed thai a vera! person bar
som indirect, knowledge of tne crime
that their cupidity will be excited.
also baa been aald that it I likely
elective have evidence out are hold
ing It for -a reward and , that It may
have 'been feeling o
oeiieve it, alter auf
r, t
The price is one third .that " b"" ",
jf any other High grade bak-
feg .ponder v . r - -
, EjC:3f:7C3c:r;3
OAjr.
, v' i.iw.t Annate.' mm lat.rimrHiiii
Chemawa, Or March !. in lllustrat-
d edition -of the Chemawa American
waa Minted bv tha Indian orlnl.r tuiva
" !.h? St?' hf.AB 0"?"'Uon JWurn"rec;.ntaof nrlr.:
or inv ssin- anniversary oi in eaiao-1 r- r. iui u.i. umL
I IWUUiVIII V4 M. .vuwv,. , lMlCO,
o And that
I am one more feeling like myself. I
wtah vou could have seen me before I
started using Pyramid Pile Cure and
look at me now, and you would say I
am not th' same man. - I hav gained
10 pounds, and all on account of Pyra
mid Pile Cure." - Walter Sharkley, 64
Park st., Springfield, Maaa.
"I bought a fifty cent box of Pyramid
Pile Cure and -tised aa directed with the
moat " unexpected results, a complete
cure. ' I have been troubled with piles
for thirty years and waa In much dia
trChs .and passed much blood, but at
prexent am free rrom any kind of piles."
V. McKay, Weayervllle, Cal.- i
"Pyramid f lie cure naa oeen worth
thousands ot dollars to me; It cured m
after uslns number - of other reme
dies sod taking medicine from doctors.
it also cured my son, aiinousn ne could
hardly walk, eat or sleep; he Is now all
rlghtr B. String-fellow. Postmaster.
Elko, S. C. i ' .
By the naa or pyramid pile cur you
111 avoid an unnecessary, trying and
expensive examination by a physician
and will rid yourself of your trouble
in tne privery or your own noma at
trifling expense. v
Arter using me rree treatment, wnicn
mall in a perfectly plain wrappeiry
you can secure regular rull-slss pack
age irom aruixipn bv renia(ea-n.
IW airect in plain pacsi
-y ram id
Marshall.
MJc
A food Ingrain Carpet, extra "m Fffe
heavy, fast colors, at.....;.. f t) rdl
A fine Wilton Velvet, beautiful Vjl .50
f patterns and colors, :it.'.;;i:. I Ttf.
Anexcellent wearing Brussels.
Carpet tA...:...i
A swell Axmjnsterf soft, rich
' tone, at ............
RPETir-i
y. r : ! See Oar lataense Line of Inlaid and Printed Lfnoltcss at Cot Prices : I: f ,;
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. I WE SELL CARPETS th EASIEST OP EASY TERMS
00, . mMA
HEADQUARTERS FOR GO-CARTS
All the newest and latest hi Go-Cart styles are to be found in our, immense stock. Beautiful carts that
s .v - you can adjust the back to any position; also will fold up so they can be taken on the car.
GO-CART LIKE CUT
'$2.25 :'
GO-CART LIKE CUT
$6.00
1 oan tou oi BArr ,-bast rnxs . ov
, GO-CART LIKE CUT
$14.00
nu OO-OAJtTS
' atsjrr TJIBICi.
GO-CART LIKE CUT;
$l6.0Oi
aataili
. TA
OO-OaUkTS.
TT8 .OI
CREAT; WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
00 yieaar, solid oak frames, aaiaaed U gilt, weathered or riem
iaa oak. faasy ahaped fraaaea, with swell ap-to-dat plctar, ls
nu men, worta f uoo apeoiat wedneaday only .
35c
iiililils. SONS
The Morpe FurnlsheraS
173-175 ' FIRST STREET
y219-327 YAMHILL STREET
BONDS FORFEITED
BY TWO BROTHERS
John and 1 Fred fc Pilkington
. Charged With Robbery and
: Gambling Disappear.
VICTIM OF SPRINGFIELD
-' STABBING MAY RECOVER
Sixteen-Year-Old Son of June-
tion City Widow Is Com
'.; mitted to Asylum.
7'
Eugene. Or., March 7. Falling to ap
pear in the circuit court yesterday for
trial, John : Pllklngton forfaited ; f 400
bond, his brother Fred $390
John Pllklngton - was charged - with
robbing Logger Klxon In a Saloon at
Springfield. Fred Pllklngton waa ac
cused of gambling at Cottage Grove.
Ik T. Harris, th newly appointed
Judg of thla district, presided at yes
terday a atttlng. A grand Jury, con-
slating Of th following -men., waa
drawn: Lincoln Taylor, foreman: O.
M. Bonnet t. L. R. Thompaon, R. Mo
Murphey, Albert Sohwering and T. A,
Smith. . -
Physician announced that Charles
Taylor, dangeroualy stabbed aC Spring
field laat Saturday by, Oeorg Tucker,
will recover.
F. L. Chambers, banker and hard
war merchant, yesterday afternoon let
contract , for th erection of a two-
story brick block to W. O. Heckert. Th
contract price I near If.ooo.
Charles Hyiand, aged i years, son or
widow residing at Junction City, has
been taken to tha inaane asylum. . He
Imagines thst some on bt always talk
lnc to him.. .
Th annual inspection Of company
C O. N. G., of thla olty by CoL James
Jackson of Portland was held In th ar
mory last night . AdJC-Oen. W. E. Fin
ser accompanied . th ' colonel. . They
found the company's accoutrement and
arma In good condition and th men well
drilled.' Tonight Company A and Major
Town- and hie stall will, a tad ins pac
tion. . , . ' ; . '
Mr. Lyl Russell. , residing at
Thurston, 1 miles east of Eugene,
shot and crippled a big bald eagle Sun
day. Tha bird waa In the top of a tall
tree. Mrs. Russell shot th bird with
:2-caJlbr rifle, breaking tne eagles
wing. It fell to the ground .and waa
captured. .'..'.-.
ANADIAN MILLS TO ' '
,il , CUT AMERICAN LOGS
' (Rpadal Dtapateh t The Joornal.)'
Vanoouver, B. C, March T Because
of 'the scarcity of lege on th British
Columbia market, large pure haa ar
being mad on Puget sound, and for the
first time In WevaraJ year local mills
ill cut American log. During th
paat winter logging waa not carried out
to any extent In thla province, princi
pally because th market was glutted
and prices' forced down made It un
profitable to produce. "At prases there
I practically no British Columbia tim
ber in th watr. ' - .
f
AVfetabae Rreparatioiifof As-
slm&atlng iteroodaralBetfu&iv
iiiigneaiaaVTOomtXMeisor
JUL
Promotes DigcstioaCIieerfur-
ness and Kestxoaiains namer
OpgurrxMorphine rjorMmeiaL
TiOT NAB.C OTIC. :
toujtraMasuaaaai
. Tr- ft gat) - '
A perfect Remedy f or ConsBpe
Tlon , Sour Stomach, Diarrtwea
Worms .Convulsions J everrsh
nrss and Loss or Sixkp.
'Ttc Simla Signatur of ,
4 NEW YORK.'
i u i mn
OCACT corr or WMpi illrU)
For Infanta and Children. '
The Kind Yoii' llave
Bought
V
Always
Bears the
Signatxire
aAni
mm
. .' lit -ri
If
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
UUJutll
i . t .
ti w. I
DOCTOR
T. P. WISB
MONEY
.Though wo 4av th reputation of doing th best work
In this city, wo charg nothing for
our reputation. . Our price ar low,;
t but they ar high enough to Insure ,
' good work.; No sor or aching gam 1
follow our ' xtractlon.' i.
v Examination FREE
WISE BROTHERS, Dentists
2M-2U FALUNS tUIUJIfi
Cr. WataiafM u4 Thiri Sti.
DOCTOR i
' W, A. WISB
W-'i-V"". J
' LiVS
Headqaarters for
i CI sl ower ""
Stqckirigs
,- . . and ,
Trusses :
LAUC-UAVIS
ORUQ CO.
' Third and Yamhill Sts.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PA
k 4j
Q2. curb's-
IMPROVED v
lived r:::.
' 1 . only otii roa A OOSI f
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