The Oregon daily journal., March 19, 1905, Page 12, Image 12

THE OREGON' SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY .KOISSIia MAZC'IVM '
7.1AN WHO LOVES FOUR-FOOTED :
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TIIINGSfTO TALK TO CHILDREN
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Y Ernest Thompson 8cton-
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Ernest ' Thompson
Seten, author : of
tvi ii iniintlt I Han Known." ' "The
Biography of a Grlasly." sto., wUl lec
ture at the Marquam Grand next Mon
day aftarnooa at 4 'clock, tbia hour
avloc. been eelected for the benefit of
Reboot children, who are amoqx .'the
Warmeet admirers of tbo naturalist. Hia
talk wilt be on a subject characteristic
of hla life's work, wild animals.
V on the same evening, at s o'clock. Mr.
Beton will lecture at the Marquam, 11
lustratlng his talk. : ,'.- r ,
i ' Beton stands without 'a peer to - his
UiiPATENTED LAND
CARiiOT BE TAXED
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Which' Is Probably "the Reason
j '.Why Railroada Delay Par-'C;.
fectintf Title
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.;. Troutdele. Or... March II. To.the Bdle
lor of The--Journal. Will - you Please
St Us a dispute about taxes on 4 timber
claim. Suppose I hare, proved np on a
claim but have no patent? A says I
'must pay ' taxes. B says not. until I
have a deed. DAILT SUBSCRIBER.
- ' Until patent has kef n Issued for realty
there Is no provision uader the present
Isw whereby it "may be taxed. Improve
ments on unpatented property may be
taxed, es other' property. of ' the same
kind, but the real' esUte Itself, timber
growing- thereon or mineral within It
does not seem subject to tax until patent
has ' issued Or whatever form of, deed
may-transfer1 title-from the government
tc the individual, has been executed and
delivered. ',.'.. '
STATEMENT 07 THE
the :Unitcd t States National Bank ;
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AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, MARCH 14. 110. ' r
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Loess and 'dlsflDUBUrC. $1.41. 111.T4
V. 8. bonds . to .secure
circulation. . tO,.U
V. 8. and other bonds .
and premiums .... tls.etft
Real estate t IMlilt
Office furniture . and
fixtures . ... ' 4. toe.ee
i Bank .Building v. llli.Oee.se
i Cash and due -.from
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tt.7tl.tTl.lt
t'v'A hi r I '.VTl !
50-Room
A ( House, great bargain,
two blocks from steel
; ; bridgcTohr East side;
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nish(I. Tiyo yczr?
lease. Ilcnt 975 per
month. Most bo cold
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salons field.- - Besides the books he has
nuhllahed. all of which have had glgan
tlo circulation, he has a repertoire of
six lectures, any one of Which la worth
a. Ions; Journey o hear. They are en
titled "Personality of Wild Animals."
"Wild Animals at Home," "The Indian
As I Knew Him" (new), "Wild Animals
I hare Known.", "Mind I Animal He
roes" and "New Adventures of Animal
Friends, "v - i - v : v ' -
That th children, as well as srewn
upa, are to have an opportunity of hearing-
Baton's wonderful storlea.of animal
life Is gratify ins;.
' This 'point is' ft vital Issue in Una
county, where it Is ssld that the North
era Faclfle has 10MQ0 acres of valuable
timber land. - A vast area of these hold
tags are unpatented, yet such progress
has been made In acquiring title that the
patent would- issue If requested by the
company.: . Technically. It has been held
that the law will not permit 'of sea si eg
this property, although. It seems appar
eat that the last stage of perfecting title
Is wilfully delayed by the person profit
ing therebv. An effort has been Blade
to establish the state's light to- taxes
under such circumstances, bqt the pres
ent rule Is to exempt such property.
. Unpatented mining property is not as
sessed. Improvement thereon are sub
ject to tax, but a. thoroughly developed
and producing, mine which has 'not been
patented, has been held 'not subject to
taxation. . '; nv
For Gas and Electric Chandeliers
See The M. J. Walsh company, 141
Washington street, , corner ' Seventh.
They also carry y a complete line of
hearth, floor and i, wall tile, grates, sen
dumps, dampers and ash-pit doors.
Phone : them for estimates on all elec
tric light wiring, gas piping and tile
worn. i ;...,..-,
CONDITION OF
(!.' UABIUTIES. : '
capiur . -v.r . :T77. , ito,to.M.-
Surplus and undivided ' .
profits . ... .144.114.54 -
Circulation.. lOe.eoo.e
tMvtdends unpaid .... T tt6.ee i
Deposits MSMM.J7 f
SS,TS,ITS.St
' Attest correct: " .
- . r '. c AINSWOBTH, President.
Lodging
e esses -iv.'ai swi ' j i r
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MmMPMiM III
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A Top Coat or Cravenette is a requisite jtnjl guard, against colds
and illness that sudden changeslnweather. always darriesTwith it
$7.50. $10.00,
7 $17.50, $2aoo;to $35.00 J
Cives you a choice of materials and styles that-will enable you
; : to satisfy your desires
The young mansof today is the
He is more exacting arid is an
Our immense stock for spring-
' sacks, rough or smooth
vi.'xy :rjy"'
$t5.85,;$8.85,
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KO PillZE FIGHTS
says rii
Saloon and Gambling Houses
: May Be Tolerated But Ring
; Contests Barred.S
GRANGE AND CHURCHES TO
OPPOSE PORTLAND SPORTS
Residents Hold That Place Is
Gaining the Wrong Sort 7J
of Notoriety.
wn..vi ltlaiia bfb wUllDf tO .1-
low the newly-esUbllsbed saloon to re
main. They ,een new .
with 1 calmness . rumors that a Moots
Carlo is to be established in ueir
bounds, hot they draw tne line on prise
SanU and generally Insist that neither a
railroad- company nor any combination
of Portland sports can iww
the repoUUon of being the only plane
la western Oregon' where fistic sn
eounters can be held. " ' r. "'
The Mnwaukle grange Friday eren
Ing considered whether steps should be
taken to submit ins iimbw
the roters in the near future but no
definite action waa taken. As the sa
loon recently established there was ad
mitted by a vote oi.iw. m one -.
. . h... m Aomnlaint -to
make regarding the management of the
place. It is not- pronuiw ni
will tans any sciwn r u.
would support It If taken, .r
But prise ninis ar. bihtoi.
w m.ttmm ht w&ed an active cam-
' i 1 h. uIaail and who is
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recognised ss a power In the town, la
determinea max w pnav
held In the city and molt of all that no
resulsr oroaram of ring battle. abaU be
Instituted. Mayor William Shlndler ts
conservaUve and nas not maoe nin pw
. ... i .K A....tlnn at It la
lllvn RIHIWB .
not believed that he would oppose popu
lar sentiment, wnicn is oecraeai?
light.
.a ( lumen tha nromoters
have made no arrangements with the
officials of MUwaukie and the announoe
ment that a flcht vu to be held in the
place and that others would follow,
came as news io aw m.uim .au
city officials. Many of the residents
have not yet learned of the eomlng fight
there and others believe the announce
ment merely a rumor, out an agree
that Mllwaukl. desires no gathering of
light fans. ,:, i,
TO BEAUTIFY SUBURB.
Stew
' Theogh bat e week old the TTnlvetsHy
Park CWlo Improvement Jeague haa be
gun active work and has taken charge
of a district three miles square and ap
pointed committees to . attend to tne
varioae waste and bare places In, the
district '' ' ' '.
The offlcefs of the league are: Presi
dent, Mrs. B. P. Athey: vice-president,
Mrs. A. Peddlcord; secrets ry snd treas
urer.. Mrs. a P. Kerr. . The eseflutlve
eommlttee U Mrs. F. R. McKenna, Mrs.
0fX'".Z r'2Z'. :0y.-lfyyi
TmfinnasTsI Xkfae Frnds Kadk
-Wrk s.Staes to Bo It. ' "..
$12.50, $15.00,
and gauge your purse, ,r
criterion of what's nice to wear,
elegant guide for correct styles.
in double and single' breasted
materials, runs in price,:.' I ;
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$11.85, $14.85,
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fc. nleKoen. Mrs. D. 8. Morgan. ? lira;
B. a. McLane and Mre. D. O. Wetater.
At a meeting Friday night la was de
cided to organise the big district thor
oughly by the appointment of oommlt
tees which would have charge of small
tracts and see to their 'Improvement. It
was also decided to held sn entertain
ment to secure funds f of the) general
Improvement work, and as 'part of this,
work It' waa decided to have the rubbish
hsuled from lots of non-residents who
will - not ' take care of their property.
The league has under 'consideration the
question of appropriating a portion of
Columbia park to the younger genera
tion and laying out a baseball diamond
in one portion of H. The University
Park school grounds " - will also be
cleaned up and the piles of dirt re
moved. The executive board will meet
Monday afternoon at S o'clock to further
consider the work of the league and
the league will meet Friday evening at
Artisans' halL ' -
SELLWOOD CADDIES MAD.
aora
The. boys of Sellwood are oontein plat
ing a strike.-,' Their grlevanee to that
feminine labor has taken ' away the
sourco-that supplied them with marbles.
tops and other-Juvenile' treasures and
that the evU is growing' so great that
no boy 'has ' chancer -r'-j- - ---.r-' -The
girl caddy Is the crying erll com
plained of .and various meetings havs
been- held on street corners to devise
remedies, but to no avail. Tbo trouble
started when two small girls, of harm-J
lees a apex v and with braided hair peep
ing from under their sunbonneta,.eamd
forth on the golf links ss caddies.- The
dots sniffed and ssld nothing and al
lowed the small girls ts trail around.
behind the larger ones with heavy, bags
bulslna with clubs.
. But the other girls earns, .'and not
only did they fill the shortage In. the
caddy .market, and supply the -needs of
the fair golfers, but they actually be
came so proficient and grew eo expert
In saying "Aw fudge- and "Sugar on
tbo ball," that ' masculine golfers Who
could not master Scotch epithets choee
them and the boys were allowed to re
main Idle. Finally big girls who were
old enough to know better came' and
boldlr noshed their small brothers from
the field and then the pent up wrath of
patient caddy pioneers burst forth and
ways and foeans were discussed for re
lief. So far discussion has been the
only action taken and the girl crop of
caddie, .continues to bloom ana mossom
with ever increasing viniuy. ;
Btnm woa
on
Work on ths Oregon Water POwa a
Railway company's park. Hear Sellwood
la nroarasalna rapidly,'
workmen being engaged on the buildings
snd grading contracts. A bandstand,
dancing peril Ion, booths and chutes have
been nearly completed and a dredger Is
st work deepening the waterfront and
Ailing the lake. Streets have been laid
out, sidewalks buUt and landscape
gardening started. A wharf for the use
of pleasure erart win no one or tne fea
tures of, ths watsrfront. ... v
miWOOa . BSTXTAS A SPOOBSS.
The1 special - services ' at ' Sellwood
which have been conducted by the min
isters of the place and Rev. . Ml Bur
der, evangelist, tha psst week, closed
tonight. The meetings have been well
attended and will result la the addition
of several members to ths various
churches there end In ths uniting of
the four congregations for further work
In the rortland evangeiistio campaign.
II rJilTIIE ee which would here charge of small . ' : ; :' w ' T : 7 -' T ' v; - .7. ." VT,
I IJAlllllr tracts and see to their 'tmprorement. It, . ; - -fc . , !( ' ' . - , ' -' V .
LllrllJllllil was also decided to held sn entertain-1 , . ' : - f 1 ' i ' ' t j .i. . - . '
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The remarkable success - which, .has
attended the efforts of Frot-JCU-W.
Harris tn his eroaads against sickness
and disease haa astonished '.the , community-
and : stats. His euros i nave
grown within a few months to.hundred.
and thousands and the stamp of success
ftrnnglT marks his work' In the-great
battle of ailing humanity. 1 "
Many professed tnetr 'doubts of ths
efficacy of Professor Harris treatments
when -first having neara oi us man
who claimed to conquer . u
disease in its worst, forms.
within a short ttms snd ,'
without the aid of medicine,
but th. results of hla labors
havs been so striking that
he Is readily acclaimed the
greatest healer the western.,
.world haa ever had. -
rk. mmhIm nf a enra and
'the actual condition of hav- "
Ing been cured are 'two en
tirely different propool
tlons, and as such to be
considered. -Many people
doctor for s years In vain,
but hopeful for the prom
Ise that Is held out to them.
These eases are unknown to
Professor Harris; hs locates
ths trouble In ' those who '
com. to him for treatment. .
without . any, hesitancy
whatever, and informs the
patient at once whether a
cure Is posslbls or not. H. ,
claims that sickness Is an
offense s gainst humanity X
and that a man or woman t
Who" desires relief from a
physical or mental ailment
can have It. . ' '
"A man Is best Judged."
said James 3, Hill, the rail
road magnate, ."by what his
fellow clUsens have to eay
of him.". In this respect It .
might be said that any aaan .
prominently before the pub- '
lie eye may well ealcnlwte
to find some persons will
Ing to make derogatory ;
statements.- In-ths ease of '
Prof. C. W. Harris Of Coun-
eU Bluffs. where the
healer haa resided for the '
f-
pest two years, a can rasa
made of prominent business) men of that
city by a newspaper representative
elicited the fact that any on eould won
be proud of the eetlmates 1 In which
Prof. C W. Harris la held by hla fellow
elttsens. Of ths many seen the follow
ing statements from men of promlnenee
best reflect the trend of publto opinion
In regard to hlmi s . : . t
H. Z. Harla, Harle-Hass Wholesale
Drug company, one of the largest and
oldest drug house In th west) I
know Professor Harris personally, hav.
Ing taken treatment from htm when the
right side of my face waa paralysed and
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Welco
On an exhibit of lien's. Youths', and Children's apparel that courts
comparison with the foremost stocks of high class clothing to be
seen anywhere. Whafs more, our prtceas on .high class clothing
are always way below what you hare to pay for like grades and
styles at other stores. Jest take interest enough in clothes to find
where you can get, the . best styles and qualities for the price you
want to pay, and you U qo yoor aotntng uuymg at ine umwvuu,
the store that nerer disappoints, and sells more high class apparel
than all the stores "lorth of Jhe Chamber of Commerce on Third
c-..f . s .,
We Uy epecIal ; si. o
made and Michael Stern ca
T.-rsirtinT drtsMJca aonreciato
lines, as merchant tatioriicre
Spring Siints-
Ha -materials, In
Jsl l ' spring; popularities,- single and double breasted styles,
..l.V 'extensive rvarietv?. . ' v--v,-,s ..-
I Select "fabrics,: In 'highest class serges, . worsteds,
e.Mte 4h . f.cVi!rMaK1 arrive snH .' material. '
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Brandagee madeand
flifk "A price jthat cornea pretty close to buying almost any
T 1 1 t ''kind of fine materials" colors and. styles that the heart'
eovUd 'wish, Brandagee made, arid Michael Stern & Co. ;
T s ''JM i ; We show over 30 styles in the top-
la S tTu 11 Ai I most ; tnaterials and .fashions, gar
PaVO U,IU WO? : mtnta th,t must go to the very hiV'
est class tailors in-order tobe duplicated at i0 to $55. . A .
questionably-by far the best suits
the Pacific northwest.
I could , not move a muscle. ' Too see,
my fee Is all right' now. and I took no
other treatment after I began with him.
Previous to that, the drug doctors ail
told me , there wsa absolutely . no hope
for me- He Is always .well spoken of."
J. C Mitchell, city passenger agent
Union Pacific . and Chicago North
western railways: "I have known Dr.
Hauls I nine the greater portion of
his resldsnoe In '
Com
know him -to b a man who repute
tlon Is above repute. I have found hint
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trustworthy, eonsolentlous and a maa of
whom everyone speaks moat highly
Abner T. m well, agent tjnlted States
Express company, and city . paaeenger
agent Chicago Reek - Island Paclfle
railway: "Dr. Harris seems to be very
successful. I nave . always heard him
well s pokes of." ... ,----,.
Metoalf MstceJf, oldest clothjng and
gents", furnishing goods noose. In the
west: "We know Professor Harris vary
well, and have always found him a man
of. his word. - He enjoys the 'confidence
and respeet of everyone - fa this com
munity." , . r t ';'.- : .
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Rays
me
Ca s good end fine clothes.
the correctness of the above
more or less rtprodncers of
Michael Stern & Co.- .
for the money to be seen in
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t Clark Elliot, w.U-known drnggisbn
"We , have never heard anything ton
favorable of Prof eesor Harrla We '
hav found him a man to be respected.'-
Dr.' Donald Macrae, mayor of Council
Bluffs; "Professor' Harria is very sue-
oessfaL - I do not knosr anything against '
him as a man. .' -. .
Joseph Smith A Cou, clothiers and fur-
ouncll Wlullsii aaallllilierrProf. C. W.-Harrte la too well
and UrSWhnSSBmrw-mi
of commendation from ua" -' :
. S,. . Mr. IV W . Hart Presl-
; dent'. N. T. . Plumbing -Co)
1 manager olty-gaa and water
works, -receiver and .man
ager of tbe Grand . hotel.
Hsald: T .can "recommend t.
. Dr. Harris .as a gentleman
'of honor and Integrity. I
r have been aoquaintediWith'
' him for two years." , v .
'- Mr. Fred. Johnson, chief
. tel.rk Council Bluffs poet-'
offloe and manager of the '
civil serrtoe in this terrt- '
tory, ssld: . I hare known j"
. the doctor for soms time,
snd know him to be honor-. 1
. sble and . conscientious. , I
have ' heard . of many. re-.
' markable i cure mad by
, htm.. In fact, know one
man personally , who - he
A cored from a long-standing ' :
: aliment In 14 houre." . '
Judge 8. B. Wadaworth .
said: T have known Dr. "
, . Harris ' personally for a ' -'
year, and can aay he la a -'
man of honorable dealings
and Integrity.- He enjoys ,
the ' confidence ' and respect
of all who know him." i-
Ounnobde tt Eurmuehlen,
. wholesale - cigars snd to
. bscco:. "Ws know Dr. Hsr
, rls, ss does every other ',
business msn In this city,
. end he Is -certainly one of
our beat oltlsena Ws have "
i, never heard anything but -favorable
reports . of him, ;
, both aa a man. and 1n his
professional capacity. Mr.
. Zurmuehlen 'Is city clerk of '
' Council Bluff a - These gen- .'
'i tlemen are all well and far- .r
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... orably known, and w in- i?
rite and ' boliett anyone who has any - .
doubts about Prof eesor Harrla to call on
or oof respond with any or all of thess
msn snd leam the standing of this doe
tor who cures - without medicine. Dr.
Harrla Is new located permanently In
Portland at tt-S SeUtng-HIrach build
ing. Ill H "Washington street.
If ye will present this '.statement to
him tomorrow you may consult wtja him
and receive a treatment free of charge.
Otherwise It.fe will be charged for the
same'aervloa. l.' .. ', -
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