a V ' .
.Jl
K2 LC3
; fold ani rrivj '.'".;
' !. ' s.-- "'' ' ' " '""V- '- i
y:::r r--r fast crouch
..oca! Team Shut Out ' pay's
oiocian, i im, in ri,.i
Bekereneld. CaL. ' March' tl. - Dun
Shay's Stockton State 'tMiin'uiraia
tlon Journeyed over 209 miles to meed
iaw craoK rorains team yesterday., end
' were treated to 4. coat of whitewash by
, id leaguers, ,.' .
-The cam waa witnessed by a lerge
.gathering or the local fans. wKo al-
. tended lha game in spit of tha terrlflo
i sandstorm that raged about an hour be
fore tha. rama. .; !; , . ' . ..v
v. Shay- man had man a'dmirer who,
on account of the showing they jmada
against Chicago ' early In , . tha - week,
.. thought they would , at ' least, score
' againat MeCreedle'a teen, ,but tha pitch
.Ing of Oarvln. French and . Eaalck was
too much Jor them. - Two lonely, hlta
- were all they were able to amaaa oil tb
trio of Webfoot slab- artists, , far the
- three' leaguers war In splendid form
end delivered auch a mysterious assort-
roent of bonders that the Stockton lad.'
were faded.
U...W.. v - . til -. nhl f.lld
0 , . ', V pun o ---". pile',
'.-fold tha alab work for Stockton aM .tha
hea.vy batamaa ' of the Portland team
, . ? bad a awatfaat, - Householder, MoCra
die, Vaa Buren and lfolan .batted out
x ' two ar mora bits apleoe, while nearly all
the other Portlanaers soorod on aplee.
' Co' an4 Olaasoa were released by
Manager McCredla yastr4ay, and both
, were offered positions by DaAny Shay,
l the Stockton saatiager, and It Is likely
that CMeafeon will accept McCredla'a
, ,mw lefv last ' night for Los Angeles,
wbar thy epea the season on Tbur
,' day. ' The lineup yestsrday was as fol
; lows: v-i-. -. .- i.,
Portland. " . Position. " Stockton.
. Molean, BwlndeUa.e..-..... -McMurray
.s Oarvln, Eaalck, . j O'Brien. -
French, .,..v...i.P. ...... In gall e
V Clarke Stanage
Hohlafley 2b. Camp he II
Ala i..,.v.b.o.... fchay
' Runkle ........ t. lb....... Cartwrlght
L Van Buren. . If rr,-i. .Sampson
Householder -. . , . .cf . ........ Moreing
... . MoCredi , j . . .rt. ... . . . v HamUton
HART EXPECTS TO
; DEFEAT JOHKSON
. Louisville -Heavyweight and His
v friends Are Confident : of
-Winning Frbm Negro. '
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.,, ,: 'i 1 '?- ",.,.f-., T' ' 'v.,
t- . (loanal Stwetat aervtei.)
; San Francisco. March tl. .Jlarrln
' Hart of Louisville and Jack Johnson.
thavt clever heavyweight flgbterwlU
meet lif a C-round bauf.' befoM "the
' . Hakes' Vallry 'clirb tomo-ftow alght-and
the Hart crowd Is) diip laying a, great
deal of oonfldanco-over the ' outcosia.
'' Hart has trained with Jimmy Brltt aa a
' . sparring partner and Is. In flrst-clavs
''oondltion. Tb same is said Of Johnson,
who has been doing Ills praeUo work In
company "with Jack Mccormick and
.- "Donver Ed" Martin.- Interest in the
" fight, is Increased by the opinion that
.the- winner .will probably contest . with
Jeffries at an early date for tb heary-
- weight ebamplonahln. , . .. .
, ' i I S Hi.
Ten thousand demons gnawing away
- at one's vital couldn't be-much worae
t than the tortures of itching piles. Yet
there's a rure. Doan'i Ointment naver
.t-.falln.-' ' - . i,, -r-' i . .v
-. t. ,.) . I- .'I 11 I I. t"tl
-J
VFC2TLAMDS Vim CLOTIH
: Spring
2
TO BEAT
v. ..; Lt..i.j Lj . ,v
.CwutJ TClia'AL
f t
A"y Fvundxra From A.'l Cftr the
v r:ortnwest Invited t the : i
' . , Propcssd Meet ;
;'("peUil. Waptteb ta Tha Jral.) .''
A Spokane, Wash., March 17 A, bit
bowling contest for alt the bowling
Kteams In th northwest Is t b bald
at the Pf later bowling alleya April Sf,
and will last feus days.' . Teams' from
Davenport, Harrington, Wilbur, R1U
vtlle, Tekoi, Bpragu,' Wallace. ' Butte.
MlasouU,. Salt Lake, Saattl, Tfeoms
and Portland have been tnvtteoY jnwny
sf them' bating already . consented to
comaete. '', i-: ..
Manager Htpt has guaranteed prises
Of ISO cash, and added money wlU swell
that amount.- Each main will pay II
to bowl throughout tha tournament. Tb
first day f tb tournament wUl be for
tb contests between ' thw ' five ' men
teams,, the second day for to tare men
teams, tb third for two men teams and
the fourth for Individual rolling. ;
In addition to the regular tournament'
a ladies match wtty be arranged, and a
111 silk umbrella given to ; ta one
making tb highest average far three
games. Prises will also be given for
th kit-has; ssor. ,. .-.-j,v-l:
-A reprasentaHvs. from "each club In
th -city teagu -wilt be asked to act on
tb executlv eommittee. which will-help
to handle the tournament and mak It a
city affair. - An auto-matte- plnsetter bag
bsetr sent for by Manager .Haupt.
The- Pflster parlors consist of eight
alleys, fitted np in etegent stylt down
stairs. , Xlpstalrs Is tha billiard and pool
parlor, in which are IT Ubles. It Is
estimated that 'the piece cost fts.lOv,
th billiard and pool Ubles about 111,
00, 'and th entire establishment Is run
at a daily expense of 7I. '
After th toumsment Manager Haupt
will banquet all the bowlers at Daven
port's. , and the matter of forming a
oongress.for , the western bowlers Inde
pendent or th A. .B. C. will b dls
eussed. ... ,. .. - . '. .' , , -
.. - i. - ;. '
, 'axb wajjaJJi jkuts ooajaTT. .
! '-. - toarsVl Spatial SnTtakt ., ' v'
8an Francisco, March 17. ' Jaka
Welmer twirled against th Baals for
fv Innings yesterdsy and allowed them
but on) lonely hit. Pfeffer relieved
Weimer and was equally invincible, and
th Colts again blanked Harris' bunch,
woo worked behind Jo Corbett The
cor:. , , k ?. ... ... ' .- ; -
- i ... ' ' R. H. .
Chicago . ......IIM01l-t ,f
San Fran , . . . .9 a 1 1 1 I I 1
Batteries Weimer, - Pfeffer and
O'Neill; Corbett and Wilson, -Umpire
rarnna. . - y i;;' . iit..;,,:.
3 Chssw BfM Ooaaamtanh'' ; .
At Oakland. In tha arorslaa-. th : big
lagurfe trimmed Ixbraan's team : b-
for a good crowd, by bunching hit In
th sixth inning; Th sea-re: ' . . -
Cblcago . ......tltttllfaws
Oakland 4 1
Batteries O rot he. Landr-ren . and
Kllng: Hopkins, Mosklman, CUleapi and
ornaa. .. ; i. -
onuTi AJDOPV
' , (Jearael teaelsl Ssrrl.) . '
Salt Lak City. March 7. Tha open
tnt games tn tb outlaw Paclflo National
league will be played on April St with
Salt Lke at Spokan and Ogdea at
bmm. two series wilt k-a played a In
th Coast taasrue-k tha sishftd opening on
July 11. Ogdea was granted th Butt
Fraaahlse, and will take - tb Butta
piayesav antn -waitar wumot aa ma
agar." Aa effort I to be mad to sign
players from - protected leagues. - The
Chicago Natienala play in thla elty next
Sunday.-"-, , a .., v,
J:L JearjMl astetat trvle.l
- Sharon, Pa..-Mareb 17 Th - fight
which was to have taken place at South
Sharon tonight between Art Simma' and
Jimmy Biigga .. has - baas declared bit.
.Th 7l0fltaraaAihIUd6iao,-Wblcnar.
rangaa ,ina mausn, states tnju atrigga
declines ta meet tha Akron lightweight
... ,
:?! v.-J m .'-""A." . V- v ; '. . '.-.' ..iJ - f.
EDS
display of rrieh's
Fine Tosigery
'''; v.- -yf .j .-, '. ;' v. v
enticing tv of 'exclusive
designs in Neckwemr, Under-
v wear, plain and fancy Hosiery,
i Shi;016yes, white :''fiuicy
Vests, etc, from leading makers.
The best qualities u! we saw
them through the lens of ex-
" perience focused - by economy.
-f1
;You cal'f buy better . ;
,r v,.f...: - ;.. ..yi
' night buy. worse. ; f
r if v
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K-s m ' Wes-d? yr - .- -,
t. ' J I J
San . Frtnci;5o Man to . Meet
; Burns in Place of Twin
' '',:.- 8u!varwi
THiD WISJC IN'APTJL
--;,T0 WTTNSC3 TH2 AFFAia
Coxing Contest V."u'l De Putted
y':iOn.. New;MIfwaukie In
' Near. Future.1 -- ; r
' Alex Qreggalns. the Saa- Prancisc
promoter, who manages Dave Barry, the
well-known Bay City middleweight, yes
terday accept ad the offer of the North'
wast Athletic club for a match with
Tommy Burns, of It rounds, to b palled
off ta a tent pitched near the to am of
Mllwaukle, en tha Oregon City ear line.
Tbe promoters of this affair have post
ed a guarantee that thla bout will be
pulled off and the principals will com
mence preparations at once. .
. Dave Barry, who has bean eubetituted
for Twin Sullivan, recently lost tbs de
cision to tbat worthy tn a It-round bout
at I Angeles, and is rated at a hard
roan to beat. Barry has an excellent
record and will make a decidedly inter,
esting match for the crack Chicago lad.
Th dsita of Anril It baa been settled
Vipon for tha bout, and aa both mea have
peon - training iaiiwuuy ror me past
two months, they ar in. fin condition at
present!, and a few weeks' work will put
them in tbe pink of condition. :
. Burns continues his work at mw,
Second and' Burnslde, where his friends
and admirers are cordially invited to
watch hire at work. Tommy has his
own paraphernalia, which her takes with
him to each town, and bis exercises ar
wall worth wetrbtng. '
... Dave Barry la expected ta soma to this
elty during th present weak,' and wiM
resume trafirlng immediately upon his
arrival.'' .-
' Th records of both men follow: ( ,
'J:.' i: Vea-aasy Bssetd. :
Height, t faet 7 Inches; weight,, HI
pounds.' . .;!,'; ,' '. jr i- .;.-
IttO '" :)-' ' --.: ; '.. ;V
Fred Thornton, Detroit. ;.:kO... I rda.
Fred Thornton, Detroit.... KO... f rds.
iioi .a ,- :'u:- ' .w..
Billy Walsh, Detroit..... .KO... I rds.
Archie Steele, Detroit.. ....KO... I rda
Ed Sholtreau, Detroit KO... 1 rd.
BUly Walsh. Detroit...... KO... f rds.
Dick Smith, Mt Clement. ..KO... It rda
.2MaW -
Dltk Smith. Mt Clemens., .KO... rda
Reddy PhUltes, Lansing. . .KO. . . fl rds.
Tom MeCuns, Detroit. . . j , .Woo 18 rda.
its , -
Jhn-O'Brien. Dlray...-,;..KO.;.ll rds.
Dick Smith. Dlry.....KO....I rds.
Roddy Phillip, Derray....KO.(. rda
Harry rep-pars, uetroit. ...a.u... i ros.
Tom.McCuno, Detroit. . ...KO..r 7 rds.
Jimmy Duggan, Houghton. KO... rds.
BUly Moore, Houghton.... won rua
Jack Hammond, 8t Maria. KO.,, I rda
Jack Butler, St. Marl ... JKO. , , t rda
Jack OTDonnell. Evans ton. .KO...H rds.
Ben O'Orady. Detroit...,, '.KO. v. t rda
Geo. Schosbree, Chioago ,..KO,.. t rds.
Mike Schreek, MUwauke,..D..t.. t rds.
Tony Caponl, Chicago vD..... t Ma
Tony Caponl. Chicago. .r,KO... t rda
jo wanuaaki. Bait utt.,KO.. l ra
Indian Jo Schlldt. BaUard.KO... I rda.
Twl a Sullivan, Tacome, ... .D. .... SI rds.
'. Mlddjewelgbt champion Paclflo coast;
native country. Ireland: born, litis age,
II roars; height., a feet t Inehos;
weigut, isrpounaa. '
Mike McClure ........ .-..D. ... .11 rds.
Frank Cown .........KO... S rda.
Fred Nicboht KO... t rda,
Tom Mal -v. .-VTrrrrrt-.i ;i .lI0.7 r rds.
Itough-Hous Burnt ..... .KO. , .It rds.
Con Bheehan Woa,- rds.
Msek Kane ..............KO... t rds.
Chas. Turner .......... ...KO. .. t rda.
fChaav-yredHeka ..-..-..-.i.Wow.rirras.
Harry Foley ............. .U. .. .11 rda.
Kid Solomon 1....KO... 4 rds.
Harry Foley .......... ..D..... II rda.
Joe lying ..' , KO... 4 rda.
Jack McDonald .....KO... S rda.
Cyclone Kelly .....KO... 1 rd.
Billy Woods .... ..... .W-m.p 4 rda.
Mike Williams ........ ...KO... I rds.
Mike Patten , .. .KO... I rda
Jack Weedy ., k .... . 1....KO. ,w t rda
Tim Murphy'. ....,,,...'.KOJ. I rda.
Cyclone Kelly .n. ....... . .KO . 4 rda
Harry Foley ....... ......KO...-T rds.
Twin Suillvaa .. ..-10 rda
w : PO-TX-JTS A Ul
".(Speelal Dtssateh to Tae Josreal.)
lis Angelea. March 17.' Manager
Walter McCredle and his Portland
baseball team arrived her this morning
and will commence a few daya' prelim
inary work at Chutes park this after
noon. The members of the Webfoot
team, in addition to th manager. -ar
catchers. Swindells and McLean; pitch
era Oarvln. . Esslck, Jones, . French.
Cats. Ollpatrick- and St Vraln; Infield
era, Clarke, At. Schlafley and Runkle.
and outfielders, Vaa Bursa and House
holders. ' ,:'.-. --'.i..-
Tba new Portland team la la excel
lent shape and if confidence among the
playera Is any criterion, they will be
found In the Srst division, Kvery man
In tb club is unhesitating la asserting
his belief that the Webfootera have tbe
goods, and are going to deliver the same
right eft tha reel. . '
It is plain to -be-been that-Jlm Morley
la not going to have any clnoh during
tba latter part of thla week, for a like
lier looking bunch of ball toasers have
not Invaded this town for sundry moons
than this same Portland team.
Virgil Oarvln.. the crack twfrler of
tha Wabfootera, Is keeping hrrtmelf In
fine condition, and when ha facet '.'the
Seraph bunch on the opening day, as he
Is expected to do, they win nod a hard
aat t crack. ... - r ' -
Manager - McCredle waa saked what
ha thought of Hank Harris' reeent.com.
ment on bis team, and replied: " -
"Watch ua when we .stack up against
that - 'Frlse-bsooh.'5Most of my men
ar exceedingly sor at Manager Har-rls'-oomparlaons.
and yoa can bank on
It that they will enow Harris a few
polbtsT on doping baseball clubs. . I
willing to pet tnat wen rrencn
beats iom Corbett and. Intend to pitch
him -against little brother, snd Oarvln
will take care er any twiner Harris
cares to spring.. BUI Esslck. whom tbs
'Fraaoo manager refers to aa a busher,
Is going to pitch two gamee against
that club, and when be gets through
Harris will wish bs had a few busher
ik him. Frennh is slso-analous to go
against the Seal twlrs next week. I
released Co and Oleason.. They ar fast
youngsters, but are not - yet speedy
enough for this company. W ar after
the pennant aad will give somebody a
mighty run for the flag.'
. .. ... ' -.-T7ir.r-
J;. Pt OAIOPOSTPOWB-. ;
Tb opening gam InVth Multnomah
Club's baseball league : scheduled. , for
reaterday morning was postponed on ac
count of the stomy weather. Accord-
Ing to th rules of tbe league this con.
teat will not be played off until after
lb ragulaa ashed ale la blayed.
..in If ts
to trap o.'.ns:.:En
Rowlnj Cteb'a Coact It Here and
at sss. .a . J . i .
wiii &iaa inttructson
:;Z'.-' ' z: - at Once.
. Daa Murphy,' tha crack rowing ooaoh
who la to put the Portland Rowing
club's oarsmen through their paces, ar
rived la.thls eity yestsrday, and the
members of the local club are 'preparing
for active praetlea as soon aa tha jSlub s
equipment is prepared.
Coach-Murphy la well known in thla
elty, having developed ' the - champion
Portland team of a few yars ago, and
haa many friends herb who remember
him In tha olden days. ' " - ; . -
Th securing of a coach af Murphy's
well known ability means that th Port
land Rowing club Is to have a crew on
tbe wa$r thla summer tbat will be a
credit to tb club -aa wall as to tbs
world's fair city. - .
Murphy states that ha want every
member of the local rowing club to turn
eat irrespective of age or ability, far
from all th classes he expects to de
velop first-class oarsmen.
Styl i to be a deeided factor in
tb local aarsman'e practice, . and . th
erawa will receive a thorough course of
instruction in thla branch.
Coach - Murphy , will 'nmt ' for . a few
daya after his long journey, after which
ha will commence tha work of instruct
ing h local .oarsmen. v
Minneapolis, Mlno. March 17. Crack
fadlvtdya and team bowlers from many
points ' throughout Minnesota are
rounded: op her for the third annual
tournament of the state bowling
elation. Tha tournament opens tonight
and will continue uqftil tha and of the
week. The liberal prise offerings and
tha large entry list combine to gIVe
promise of th moat notable tournament
ever held ' uqder-, tb auspices of tbe
state association. ., ...
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AT MJU-T-IS.
,' ,.' (Jearasl tperial trevtee.) . r
. Memphis, Tenn-. March 17. The
spring mooting , of th New Memphis
Jockey club was Inaugurated today un
der auspicious conditions. , The sleet
ing will oontlnae 1 days, daring wbioD
time eight atake events will be run, Tbe
city is fast filllsg with boraamen and
other followers of the turf, and all in
dlcations point to a successful meeting.
K oa-JOrTo:
"f :h-"CTearo Bseelat fcrvtoe.V"'"''--
' Kansas City, Mo, March 17. Tonight
the first of a series of basketball games
for tbe championship of tha world will
be played at Convention hall, between
tbe Y. M. C. A. team of Buffalo, the
holdera af the title, and the Kansas
City Athletic club's fire. Both t Be
have defeated every team in their re
spective territory. .
BAST SIOB SmiTI 1U 8T,
The east side team defeated the All
Stars yesterday by the score of 11 to a,
end are now anxious to arrange a game
for next Sunday with any team in tbe
city. Challenges should be addressed to
John King, 14 East Burnslde, -
THINK I'URDERER WAS
- THE NIPPER BURGLAR
(tsedal Owpatea s Tba JasraaL)
- Seattle. Maroh 7. Louis Ooldstein.
who murdered his Wife a week ago aad
them shot himself In tha head, dying la
It hour afterwards, aooordtng to the
belief of tha police, waa tbe man doing
au tha nipper burglar work in Beanie.
. A search of the premises occupied by
Ooldstein haa revealed eeveral - seta of
the most improved burglar nippera, a
pair of fin pinchers, for cutting locks
nnd-a-fon kit-or burgur tooi They
were all cached in a barrel Inside tbe
house occupied by tba couple.
It hsa also been learned that Gold
stela was released a year ago from tha
prison at Sing Sing for barglary. Since
coming to Seattle, about a year ago, he
haa pretended to be a peddler- and it is
the belief or the police that be used this
occupation to spot houses and to cover
up his criminal - career. Tha wife he
murdered he married three weeks be
fore the tragedy. ,t la believed ah
kaw hia peak - - -
STEAMER LEWISTON TO
GO OUT Of -SERVICE
. ' (KseHal Mspateh ta Tba Jnarasl.)
Lewlston. ' Ids., March 17. The
ataamer Lewlston will go cut of com
mission March II. and tbe trip to thla
elty Tuesday svening wul be the last
time tb old craft will tl up at the
Lewlston dock. ' The Lewlston will be
moored at tbe Rlparta' shipyards and tha
boiler aad cabin removed to tba new
boat , being constructed at that point.
Tbe hull will be drawn from tbe river
and torn to pieces snd it is expected
that th new boat will be ready for ser
vice aa early as May II. During tbs
Intervening period the; river business
will be handled by the steamer Spokane,
thus giving ths upper river a boat ser
vice three times a week.
1 . ".A
fspertsl Mspattw t Tbe Jonraal.) ,
Chemawa." Or.. March 17. A severe
hall atonn visited this vicinity about 1
o'clock yestsrday afternoon. How much
damage waa done to fruit It is hard to
tell. . The storm was looal, coming out
of a black cloud that, while It bung
overhead . and dealt destruction, . was
fringed on all aidea with blue airy. . -
SCOTTS EMULSION
Scott's Emulsion 'p'r. ?
Scott's Emulsion' ; T 7"f
'v Scott's Emulsion j -
V" ; Scott's Emulsion
?r "7" ".Scott's Emulsion
-uSe old -storyf-told times
without number and repeated
oyer and oyer again for the
last thirty years. Bot it's
always a welcome story to
those- in need of strength and
health.;; There's" nothing
the world that stps wasting
daseases as quickly as Scott's
'
i-mulsion. '-': ,.: :."
Wa-asedyeetavsatla,- . ,
SCOTT 4 SOWaTX. mm rl ttaaM, Nee Ysah.
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LrutL-illo LI
. CM3Y SlILTEIi
Automatic Feedsrs Are Charging
Two Furnaces -and Others
fvf Will De Added Soon,
NEW STACK AND FLUE TO
SUPPLEMENT OLD ONES
Additional Furnaces Will ' Be in
Commission by New Fis-
;.-:;:tt Year; July 1
S . (gpadal Dispatch t Tkt loaraaLt v
Phoenix. B, C. March IT.--An inter-
eating improvement made by tha Oranby
ameiter is yie auiomaiio, laeaing aw ice,
which has been worked out by Superin
tendent A. B. W. Hodges. ". Two have
been completed, and are charging Koa. t
and t furnaces with success, four more
hard been delivered and are being con
nee ted. ;, Each feeder bolda about four
tons of ore and la actuated by electric
energy. - The management estimates that
about It men, will be saved on-tta pay
roll, which .is taken to. represent about
Mv.ooa a year aa the profit aid or me
ledger. '. . ' 'J . V
. July 1 is , fixed by .the management
for completing tba two fnmaces and get
ting the large new flue and stack reedy
for work. That la tbe beginning of the
fiscal year. ; The concrete work for the
furnaoes hsa been started,' aad atone
work will follow quickly. Bricklayers
will be put aa about AprU It. At pres
ent th average tonnage handled by the
six furnaces is 1,700 to M00. and .with
the- new . furnaces ths supertntenasnt
says the average WlU be about z,too
tons.'.- - . ,- '.. '. .
Ths" hew Mack is. to b 10 feet from
the site of tbe old one. The flu will
be about 00 feet long. 11 feet high and
It feet' wide, and will require ttt.too
brick In Its construction. Tbs stack
will have a 'height of liO feet and will
require about 400.000 brick, i- The old
stack will be need also, the eight fur
naces being divided equally between the
old and now slacks. -
The Oranby management la authority
for th statement tbat there will be an
equal distribution of freight between
the . Canadian Paclflo and the , Great
Northern railways, which have, branchea
from Phoenix to tbe amelter and con
nect the properties with the outside
world. Th Oreat Northern recently
get its. Has up to Phoenix, aad arrange
menta have been made whereby each
system will handle half th era, coke and
bliater eopper. .......,. ,..,..'.
BROAD COPPER BELT
IN BLUE MOUNTAINS
(Special Dteeetah ta Tee Jaw-d-i V
. Baker City. Or March IT. The work
of tbe Indiana copper mine, tt miles
from thla eity, haa attracted tha atten
tion of mining mea to tba eopper belts
of the Blue mountaina, and reminda
them that there has been remarkably
little real development for thla. metal.
Copper la widely distributed over the
great mineral sone. appearing tn strong
veins at several placea, but singular as
It may seem, good surface showing
have been aiven little attention.
I m nana, the newest mining district
of ths state, is the scene of what seems
to be a determined purpose to opsa the
strong eopper veins .there. This la the
most northerly district of the eastern
half of the stata. 'The Eureka, Fargo
snd 'Weetern Union companies, all hav
ing auperior . tunnel propositions, and
driving to open their veins at depth.
and this year wUl n doubt be ready ta
take up tbe treatment problem. t
.Oregon's: extension ' of ths ' Seven
Devils eopper'dtstriot ta found from tha
Snake river oppoolta tha Seven Devils
to North Powder, covering tba Pear
handle- region. ' On 'the Snake are tba
Iron Pike and McOougal mines, which
have been mora thoroughly explered
then any other eopper ml nee af tb
state. The Iron Dike haa an Immense
deposit, a large percentage of which has
been pronounced commercial, although
all work ae fat has been In adlta giving
aaptha or from lot to tot feet. The
McDougal mine haa produced soma ex
cellent shipping ore, but the owner has
naver tried to market It, holding that
tha It-mil wagon haul waa criminal
eaerlf tea. Numerous ether pros-pec ta
nave been opened near tneae mines, and
some will in all probability be worked
when transportation Is given th dla-
triet. - -
Tha Copper Butte district. St miles
from Baker, had a small matting plant
many years ago. and tha rich alag yst
there Indies tea that there waa abundant
eopper la tbe ores It handled. . Merely
surf see work haa been dona her by J.
R. Ollklson and tha other operator who
have held On for many yeara. hoping
that heavy capital would soma day take
hold of their properties. The work af
J. W. Messner at the Indiana, where
a 600-foot shaft la being sank. Is ths
first . substantial reward of. this long
wait, and seems entirely satisfactory.
Ooose creek district, near tha Conner
Butte, haa several prospects on which
surface work has been done for the
past three or four, years, and a good
showing la aald to be had there. Burke-
mont, lying nearer the Snake, la the
scene of the work doste by Judge Thomas
Burke,- far-the- North American Copper
company, 'which la now In the courts.
Shallow shafts have ben sunk hare.
showing sn Immense distribution of
copper, but those who have taken hold
do not find values sufficiently concen
trated to press heavy work.
There is scarcely any eopper In tba
main part of tbe country about Sumpter.
The next appearance of the metal in
commercial quantities to tbs south is
In Quarts-burg, between the middle and
main forks of the John. Day, which
Waldemar Llndgren pronounced a prom
ising copper district. Hera the Copper
npolie has by adit, work opened A great
vein, portions of whicb rua exception
ally high . In eopper, and will prase
operations this year. ' The Standard haa
one vein system which as a rule carries
commercial eopper wherever opened. No
other property of the camp that haa
received much . attention- has-, the red
metal In appreciable quantity. . t . "
Imnaha and Quartaburg, about ten
mile apart, in a direct lme, yet aeem
to be i in one great. ' fairly continuous
mlnerst son, giving to It copper point
at either end, ; .
CENTRAL IDAHO LINE
ENCOURAGES MINERS
flpeeUI DeMsteh te Tbe JewtaLt '
tfaved here that the Pacific Idaho
Northern Una, which now terminates at
Council, will be extended. . Since Oen
era! Manager- Bancroft .'Inspected the
P. I. N., and th surveying party is
known to be working about ' Meedowa
between tha Welser aad Salmon basins
and an Into tha Little Salmon country.
people feel that Idaho will thla year
have a a rtA-asuiA saU .Una by which
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Pneumonia ixtid
CcncUaTiptlc,-;
rttos Be y som! Tar sot ear
atepis tltt cough, bat koala and atraotth
M tha luaga aad aiwrontt tariania ra
salts from a eold. , h? "',.
That it ao da-g-ar ( Parano-ls,
CoiwaiBptioa : or other aerk I fains
trouble u fiUmf Hettey mm4 Tar
ll takan, at It will cuts tba moat stub
born coughs -tha daageroua kind that
tatdas oa the lung aad may develop
lota paatunonla over sight.' . . . "
. It yon have a eoagh or ootd de sot
risk Pnawmoala wba Felry'e HMky
mud Tar ' win euro 70a quickly aad
strengthen your lung. . ; ; . .
Ramaniber the nama FeleyS
Caetey aad Tar aad rafaat ear
aabatiratt offared. P aat tak rhaa i
with toma aakaowa pfaparatiM that
ooatt yoa tb same whsa. you eaa get
rertr Ktmtj aad Tar, that aoata
ymt mm mmrm md it aaf sad osrtaia
larasalts. Coataiataoopiataa. ' '
CsraJ After FbyeU-ame laUCe
. V. ' Rad CwtMoaeM. ' ; ' .
.ft. H. Joaaa, Pastor U. E, Caareh,
Orova, ua., wrtttt: v "About savea ar
aig1yaart tgw I had e vary trrara sold
which physicians aald was 'vary Bear
paaauDoaiet aad whicb they aftarwardt
proooua cad oootomptloa. Taraogli a
frisod I waa indooad te try a aampla oi
Folay! Honey tad Tar, which gava at
to atuch relief that I boaght toawof
tba rawalar gisa. Two or three hotttoa
eartd ma of what the phymiciana called
ooaaaasptloe, and I hart aaver had any
troable with my threat er htags alaee
that da.' . ; ' . - ;
, Thrtt liasa 2Se, 50c, $1.00. . . .' '
Tha SO east tint coataiat two aad
ona-hali timee as much aa th small sise
aad tha $1.00 bottle almost aix thasa
aa aach.. vi -';.' ;:.;;,'
means tha realdenta of ths aortherti,
half may reach tha state capital without
leaving state soil. Ths topography of '
tha eountry and field where tbe sur !
veyore are working indlcatee that the
route from here is to be toward the
Meadowa and thence through the pass
onto ths' Salmon slope, following Lit
tle Salmon down to the main stream ef
that name. - -
Mining men know that thla will open
a large amount of aew mineral territory.
The railway wilt be taken many milee
nearer Thonder mountain, will also give
Seven Devils a elossr station, and open
email districts tbat have not been beard
of much. There la little probability of
tha line 'going "toward Seven Devils,
bat operators there still hopa . that a
branch will' ultimately reach ' them.
Council is It milea from tha principal
Seven Devils properties. Thla distance
la not good freighting ground, but the
management of the L dd Metals com
pany heals its coke that way and freight
teams return with copper matte.
YUKON MEN DEMAND A
CHANGE IN MINE LAWS
(tpaeiai tXaeeteb t The JaarsaL) .
Dewsont N. T., Maroh IT. Mining men
of thla country are strongly backing the
work of Dr. Alfred Thompson, repre
sentative of the district in the dominion
parliament. In hia. efforts to have ma
terial modification of mineral laws
made, Dr. Thompson will try hardest
of. all ' to chang th atse sf placer
claims, so that one claim will have 100
feet width on ths creek, aad extend
back 1.000 feet, instead ef ndvlng a
width on the creek of but III feet and
extend back 1.000 to. 1.100 feet Other
changes will be sought making Tukon
ragulatlona conform aa nearly aa posau
ble to the mining laws ef the British
Columbia province, which are regarded
asJlgh type ot etcellence.
RICH SILVER MINE IN
EAST PART OF CANADA
(Special Dispatch ta The Jea-raaL)
Washington. D. C March IT. Consul
General W. . B. Halloway. at Hal If as.
Nova Scotia, haa reported that the sil
ver mine discovered north ef Massey.
near North Bay, Ontario, haa produced
phenomenally rich ore. . Be saya that
four carloads of tbe ore sent to a New
Jersey smelter yielded (0.t0t net and
two more carloads have been sent which
assays. Indicate will run at least lis,
00 to tbe oar net The discovery is
near the Bruce mines, which have been
well-known for some time, but never
yielded such or aa that taken from tb
new strike. Th siss of ths vain or ere
body la not Indicated, .,.
nfc-
I Jo -Ml gpertal Ren-ice.) ,
London. March IT. Vincent ' Astor.
son of Colonel Astor, Is dangerously 111
here. Tne aoy is neir to one er tbe
largest fortunes tn the world. and ta a
millionaire In his own right.
like riadlav afeae-yv
Finding health la like tndlng money
ta think those who sra ate a. When
rou have a eouah. cold, sore throat or
chest Irritation, batter act promptly
Ilk W. C. Barber, ef Sandy Level, Va.
He aays: "I bsd s terrible cheat trou
ble, reused by smoke snd coal dust on
my lungsi but. after finding no relief
In ether remedies, 1 was cured bv Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs snd Colds." . Greatest eale of
any cotigh or lung medicine In the
world. At Kea erase rrtarmacy, Sixth
and Oak streets, on ths way to tha post.
office. Oo and 11.00, guaranteed. TrUl
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tTaicrcaa, wltaoat apai.n.a ar sals, la II
ears. -. . .
.we etse dralaa, tt MsaH at ' aelf-eaaae.
haBMKHit.
We eaa stare tb aaxaal v t '
at aay au saSar 50 av
( paeauar te een alrta.
Wc Care Gonorrhoea in s Weck
. Tea eeeteis af thla tastltats are.att rwahw
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ease am a ta PwttaaS for 14
bat s vapatatlae ta awlatala eaaV wUl ln-w
take ae sua aalaaa aartala ear aaa be ai -
lerraa. . - ...
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take er rharaa a fae. Ceaattaoa Iraa. l
t a enaadratlal. Insveetlre BOOX VOa
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DNortcn Davis &0kJ
Ta Bay Betal. . T. Oaa. TkW aad tw 8av
roa-ruum. oaoa.
HENRY VE.U..ARD fl
. ' ' Proprietor at tha V'- ,.
City Brewery
ftaiweat aad autst Cotea '.
- aawery (a tha SJervawee.
Cotttod Zztx a Speci-ty
OStoa lata aad
' ' POBTl-tirD. OBJDOON.
I have a t-room modern Colonial
houae, with full basement and lerse
attle; plumbed for gas and wired for
electricity; It has cement walk In front
snd on side. Is eenvenlent to two ear
lines In Upper Albtna and within It
minutes' walk of the steel bridge; is
In a very sightly situation and very da.
alrable for a home. It la worth IJ.taO.
bot It must be sold, and no raasonabl
offer will be refused, and terms wlU
be made ta suit , lok this ap at once.
WHALLEV
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