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THE ORECjdM. DAILY JOURNALS 'PORTLAND,. THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH H. ZZZ. :
GATIIECIuS DATA:
Ggcrcttc end
v ;S. Tofccco I!c!:Its
m goveo'it
CURED FREB IN 0N2 DAY.;
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sagas
5i tsi if ills
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ET th hblt of wing woo4 for
- fucL - Yu hti money by lo
inr to. Tb kind of wood we
eU'U wily kindled and (ires full
,heat value. Try u with an order. . .
DANFIELD -VEYSEY
FUEL GO. .
Fhcr.cf.!2b353
80 Third St.
mm
Nobby Spring Slioes
for
Little
Mm
Extra Special for Friday and Saturday
It Ii bm thit yoa elwajre. ft the beet, both lntjrl end quality
while the prices are not too hlfh. but Just to your llkln. -
BIAT
mrmaxMx. xr tov cajt.
;: Extra Big Reductions on Standard Shoes
Bueh well-kjjown brands the Bunker HUl and Red, School Hone
Bhoee. solid Jemther Uiroartjout, jThese Shoes are wear reeUtere. All
leathers, all styles.. Blses. I uTlH D, E and EE, . i
Enron's Shoe
, Th Stor of Styl and Vlue" ;-''r-: :; .'17
230-2327.101x18011 Street , Portland, Oregon '
Bvacuua xjt orr.
. Iflprlt Dtosalrk to Tbe lomtl.) .
Falrm. Or, March The aenkence
f Charlee Van tuya was commuted
' "7, lZ CoroiTor' PWinberlala to
expire April 9. 'Van buys wi cei
Vlcted of burslary In Baker .county and
MTOtenred oa lincember tl. 1 102, to aervc
Jive years... V-,..; -,r, A
' mnMl TnaMas em rainitlr
AUTOMATIC TIIOHE
FRANCHISE PRINTED
Important Amandmtnts Mad
. Which Will Prevent a Sell-1.
: Out to CompetftorJ";'
Councilman I . Zimmerman's amend
taeota to the frmaohta for -the pi'upoaed
automatic telephone system la this city
were passed at tbe special meeting of
the- council yesterday afternoon, after
which the franchise was Ordered ' pub
lianeo. The amendments provide that
the company must Install an automatic
system, ana uiat no caanirea in the make
of phone shall be niade without the
consent of the council; that 1,00
'phones must be working before any
charge la exacted of subscribers; that
the. police1 patrol telephone ayatent must
be ready for operation within M day
after the automat to system Is In tailed.
and that not more than two blocks of
street may be closed at one time while
the corporation Is laying the under
ground conduits. '
Those who favored publishing the or
dinance were Councllmen Albee, Fleget,
Foeller, Sharkey, Whiting and Zimmer
man; those . opposed were Council men
Bberrett, Rumelln and Merrill. .
"The reasonJ desire to Insert the
word 'automatic in that franchise Is to
prevent these people from selling out
to the Pacific States Telephone Tele
graph company." said Councilman Zim
merman ' yesterday. . "If the franchise'
Is granted without providing for the In
stallation of the automatic system this
company will be able to aell out to tbe
other company at any time. It it .Is
designated In the franchise thai noth
ing but the automatic system shall be
Installed, the other company cannot ac
quire the franchise, for it Is under eon
tract to tike nothing but the Bell teak
phone for a number of years.1-, ; ;
UNIVERSITY PARK : ' ; -
PLANS IMPROVEMENT
"-The nfvertlty Park Civic Improve
ment club la one of Xbe snoot active or
ganisations of Its sort in the city, and
ita members are doing much toward the.
Improvement or Aha. peninsula district.
It has turned Its attention to the Ports
mouth ' school, and will ' beautify ' the
grounds by. sowing lawns and planting
shrubs and Sowers..'
' Heretofore ' the grounds about - the
school have- been In a deplorable con
dition. In rainy weather great puddles
of water surround the building, making
it almost I on possible for teachers or
pupils to reach It. The school direc
tors have agreed to employ a -man to
level off tbe grounds, and the member
of the 'club will sow th.e-lawn and
plant U goncrsa '"1. ' J
Chamber of. Commerce Will Aid
President ' In Settling Pan
; ama's Transportation, f
GENERAL ERI3T0W WAS
INTERROGATION MARK
Asked ; Questions on Which An
swers Depends Much of the
; ' Prosperity of Coast.
The navigation '.committee of ''the
chamber, of commerce will- gather data
for the use of 'General J. I Brlatow,
special Panama railroad commissioner,
In making up his report to ' President
Roosevelt, from which the president will
determine bis policy In the management
or the Panama railroad, tbe disposition
of transportation facilities there-and the
Pacific Mall contract.
General Brlatow departed this morn
ing ror the aound cities, on bis way to
Washington, having made a tour of the
Paclflo coast from Panama' to Seattle.
He was entertained at luncheon at. the
Arlington club by President W. H.
Wheelwright of the chamber of com
merce, ' whose guests - were: General
Brlstow and his secretary, J. T. Watson,
W. - J. Burns, Samuel ConnelL B. A.
Worthington and Allen - Lewis. Ques
tions of rates, and competitive rail and
water lines from the. Facli.o to the At
lantic coast, ware Informally discussed.
General Brlstow left Portland strongly
Impressed with the position of the cham
ber of commerce In favor of the govern
ment operating the. Panama, railroad
practically at cost and offering a free
field and no favors in transportatloa
across the Isthmus ' and ' for all ocean
transportation lines on both sides.
: VaclSe Kail CeatraeV .
The transportation men of the cham
ber do not believe it feasible for the
government to operate a-steamship line
between Colon and New Orleana or New
York, to the satisfaction of commercial
Interests of either coast , Regarding the
Pactno .Mall ' and ' Its present contract
with the Panama railroad,' much inter
est is shown by the chamber. In Janu
ary, this year, the-secretary of war In
formed the Paclflo Mall Steamship com-!
pany that the government would. If It
so desired, abrogate tbe existing exclu-j
slve contract for transporting commodi
ties . and .malls across the Isthmus, at
the expiration -of six months from the,
date of the notice. The government la,
now In a position to cancel the contract
and open the railroad - to competitive
business in July. : General Brlstow asked
the navigation . committee' of the cham
ber whether, la Its opinion, there were
other steamship companies doing busi
ness between Paclflo coast points and
Panama with which the Panama railroad J
oould -enter Into trafflo arrangements
more advantageous to the public than
are those now existing with the Paclflo
Mall conipany.- The committee's reply
' Bast Oould Compete. -"Just
at present we are not aware that
there are any such companies now lo
cated on this coast. But we believe
that there la more than one such on the
Atlantlo coast 'which, - if given the
chance, would gladly put into commis
sion a fleet that oould handle tbe busi
ness on both coasts fully as well aa the
Paclflo 'Mall does." The fact that the
Paclflo Mall Steamship company is pro
tected by the Panama railroad, and by
the transcontinental rail lines, is suffi
cient reason why no other, steamship line
has ever attempted to compete for the
business across the Isthmaa,
J. T., Watson, secretary to General
Brlatow,. referring to conditions on the
Isthmus, aald:
Tbe tsvo conspicuous features of life
on the isthmus are. the canal and the
yellow fever. . Tbe United States govern
ment la working out both problems. Tbe
Panama railroad will probably be oper
ated by the government, at least until
the canal is finished. This railroad was
built about f 0 years ago by a syndicate
that secured xrom the Colombian govern
ment an exclusive franchise to transport
all commodities and passengers across
ths Isthmus. . When' the fTencn ' com
pany Undertook to bund a canal It waa
confronted by this - franchise, and waa
forced to buy tbe - ianma railroad.
The -United States, la purchasing the
from the French company, also
acquired the railroad and five steam.
ships, three i of them owned and ' two
chartered by the Panama railroad steam
ship line, operating between) Colon and
New Orleans or New Tork. There Is a
question whether this line shall be sold
by the government.
rever-Oarrytag .Wwqutto,
ksa It was bent. I state Ikes, farts
lr end veluDtarlly, hoping ether victims
tee toeeeoe aaeit - will proat by , say u.
Keen ef tbe mdrreita4, for aloaelf. freely
S4 vohialarllr eertlsrs as foUsws:
I barebr certify lht I ' waa estanhitety see'
perasMDtiy earvq 01 lai looser, asmc e
fr. Sam pi. .parkase et Tbbanre-Spwier. . bm
(has a rear saw. I bay siOWy disliked
tobsere ever slue I teok tbe nnpla, bar. not
used any la aar form, and any health has beea
Meter u
In
of
psrteace. . . . ,
Itsv. C. B. veale, BrsaaoB. la. . '
H, H. Braton, Pappsnrood. Csl. " -
Leonard U Btsfford, Rlpler. Maine,
W. H. r.mmon. Belmont. Ma.
O. W. Edam, Box suo, ilowoo. Wis,
1 W K-1 . tut.. , I. ' '
jiwum it. Ward, Southern Hotel. Chicago, 1U
rrana Hsnnsn. uienwooa, w. vs.
Jsdms Bart Brown. Colorado, Tea.
Bussa I. Moore. Santa Boaa. Mo.
B. tvffey, a Frank st.. C-battaaoega, Ttoa.
i:sitis iiies, ueeoa, yioriaa.
W. i. Klteaeas. rt. Smith, Ark. ''
H. 0. Dnnaa, Colon Mills, N. C.
W. H. HUl, Splnka, Kampar Ce... Mist,
W. T. Koeliiep. Walnut Port, Pa.
Mrs. AUle Klatchar. BrakebUl.
Jam. Bobertson. Berwra. 11L
(.has. vecot. BicbnoBq, Ms. .
Henry 0, Hobaon, Ureonsbore, AU.
Gilbert Brosa, Dallas, N. C. j
M. U. DsWItt, Tucker, Ind..Ter.
M. Kntawsky, El Bio, CaUf. , . -John
W. aeasdy, Miagna, Tel.
These people and hundreds ef other Is all
parts ef ths country hare beta earad ef . the
tobacco kablt by free sample park arc
bacro-BperfSc,. It Is a a arnica a, praetlcaUy
tasteless rOMey that can be air In food
or drink and will rare all forms of tobacco,
cIsarMt. ar snarf hsklt without the kaowkadse
of the patient. Take, by the patient hlmaslf
ue remedy is juat as eeruua te care. r
Tobsceo4DMiae win cur.- any esse "Of te
bsees habit. Bea the free sample package
may ne saxncieai ce cnre.yon er yoer cnone.
ne Blatter how long' tobacco bas bees ased.
People, are being cared by the tree sample
nackarfea ell to. ' tlm.. Try It. It emauaol
do any harm, net will surely aW good, ereal
ii set snraa-ieec to aaaa. s eempiete care,
and It will cost yea nothing.
The Boa-era Dm m rhemlcal Co.. B144 Itrth
and Bace sts.,. ptarianatl, Ohio, will send yoa,
by stall,, prepaid, in plain wrapper, e esmpls
package of Tobeceo-dpeclfle exactly like tboae
uist eurea .us people names aoeve, anaaniteiy
free. WriU for It sew. Do Bet wait. . ,
Overstocked
Just -now . we have too man v ef the
finest plane in the world. . UTEINWAY.
K8TKT, KMriRSON and many "other
splendid pianos ar crowded into our
ware rooms until it Is next to Impossible,
to-move sbouC . ,
COMB AND RET.TKVT! TIB OF TUB
CONGKSTION WH WILI MAKE IT
AN OBBJKCT FOR YOUV We also have
a number Of F8BD BQUARK. GRAND
AND UPRIGHT pianos which we sim
ply must et out of the way. Why not
trv one? We will allow you all you tav
for It later on toward the purchase of a
new one. .. EASY PAYMENTS. See us
now.-, Tou will not regret 1U
We have a good Used
Piano for $150 . ; '
SOULE DROL PIAT.a CO.
171 and 174 Morrison St. Cor. W. Park.
Begin Taking Ozornulsjion Today
ana rour cure Begins Toaay .
Tellow fever la being stamped out at
Panama by American sanitary methoda
It is now conceded by the best aathort
ties that yellow fever is spread by tbe
bite of a certain mosquito that ta bred
in the open rain barrels and sewera
This . Insect Is a female, and no other
kind will cause the fever. It Is called
the "yellow-legged female mosquito.'
Systematio . methods hare been com
menced to exterminate It by fumiga
tion. : All rain barrels are required to
be kept covered; the open sewers that
have run through the atreats win be
abollahed and covered sewers subs tt
tuted. Tellow fever has been stamped
out of Cuba by similar methoda, and it
will not be lonsvbefore there is not
single case of yeHow fever at Pan
ama." : , .
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with
eandrug
s It looked
1 like a eis-
esse. Hare
ased Hair
health
akait ta.
days and have
ae dandruff ea any
part of nay scalp.
uairtssaneraaa
neh healthier
looking." (ML
vsaleis. 111
endrtxst..
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ru
Pewltfvely re an awe aavadrwS!, stops
aslr falllag, srlags neck ynntkrol color te grey
kslr. Aided b HAHrm SOAP, heals.
stops Writing, piusautes dse hair gmwthi Large
nnr. pottles, a ra inflate . -rase aotsisg wiuwut
Pails UaOaslgAa turn. Cat eat and alga tela
Frt3::pCn:riS
Tag i any or roimwmg areggiais sna get
Me, settle HsIrbesHk and k6c. sake Barflna
- k H.M mm mmmt Iw OltIL Ii .
Os-.ilewark, N. ... prepaid. fornr. sad this
ad Free snap not gleen by dragtleta with
eat this satin adv. asd Me. for UalitMalth.
ateanMheaat s a
Address. ...u.-.n.,!,,,. I. ..,..,..
W00OAJU),
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mm
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In tiiepntm find
;astyieH
yvvell on you. We've a shape
ior every xacc. ::
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Buffum d Pendleton ,
Vf3llM01NlKrAM
The CM Live Oil Imn Isles "gar Axeallamaa,"
- Its Vitalised Medicinal Food-Properties
are Very Quickly Haallaed.
In Bringing Healthy- Color to the
Cheeks of the Pale end Sallow.
llu Producing Strength to the Weak, to
the Feeble and the Invalid.
' In Toning up the System of Conval
escents from Exhausting Disease.:
. In Cleansing the Entire System. . ' ' ' .
" In. Nourishing the Wornout. . - '
In Rounding Out, the Thin.. Peaked
Faces of Children. ... - '' "
- In Building up on their Little Bodies
the Desirable pink and White Flesh, and
In Dotting their cheeks with the
Pretty Color and Dimples that make
Mother's Heart Glad. -. .......
.. . OSOhTVZJtXOaT '- f
Is an Antidote for all Slews Osid
' - By Xxpoajor a Oold and Wed.
To Prove 1U Medicinal Food Merits a
. Trial Bottle Free "by Mail ;
Win be aent on request Write by letter
OzornuUIoai CC.9S Pise SLrNew Yorli
All Druggists Two else Mo and 11.00
The la Grande Chronicle may print a
daUy edition. . . " . -t. '
, PRICES REDUCSDTfIE FOLLOVYIIYO PRICES ARE
RETAIL.; DELIVERED TO CONSUMER:
1H
Bulk
Newcastle Lump : . ; $5,00 '
Newcastle Nut v ; :l . ; 450 f
itnaiarr 6.00
PeacockRc
J - !
Other- Cosls'Proportionstely Low. ;
$5.50
mm
e:so
6.50
7.6b
The Pacific-Goast Co.
CMAS. H. CUUSt, A
,249 Wiwhingtctotl
Telephones 229 and 237
JOURNAL VANT ADS PAY DEST
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Near the junction of the Columbia and Snake rivers, opposite famous Kennewick district ;
-..r. ; A Limited Amount of These Rich. Fertile Lands Are Selling In t v ;
Five, Tea Twenty and forty Acre Tracts 'itWy-U
At From 360 to 500 per Acre, . Upon ; ' : V
Easy Terms, to Induce Settlement,
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; 1 The soil consists largely of volcanic ash and win produce abundant - crops.v Is equal, . if
not superior, tothat of the Lewiston and.Clsrkston districts. The lands which sold at those
' mm 1- - - --ii: A s- rv . 1 (Wl mi i.... )1 Rwt
' piaCC at mv all acn sic uuw aciiiua av ttuui tw, vj a,vwv muvi-iu iviug uuuuiui ays,rvw
an acre, a nose . wno purcnasea mx we oennnins - were wise,
BuyNoBeterc
. The immense power plant of the Snake River Irrigation i company at Five Mile rapids on
the Snake river will furnish ample water for domestic and irrigation purposes as well as sur-
'plus water power f or maiiafacturing industries..;.;; V:; v ."('-' fv 'y:'r i '
"This;.is. ah opportunity of a: lifetime !!,;
;5:-?4v-fr.: Can you affprd to mic3'it?;i-: :: y;
Excursion rates from all points on the O. R ." ft :Nand the Northern Pacific railroads can
be had to Two Rivers. For further imrmation or railroad tickets, address " . .
E. S Jackson, iGen'J Sales A&ni,l246&isrkU9i Pcrtlnd,Orczon
' Davis. Pendleton. Or. i v
Farrow A Co- Eugene, Or.
B. JC
r. a. 1
T. A. Hudson. Ths Dalle. Or.
, J. H. Klerell, Vsnconver, Wash.
Frost Bryant, Moro. or.
E. 7j. Ferguson, Astoria. Or
J. A. Moehnke, Oregon City, Or.
. J. H. Cleer, Clarkaton, Wash. '
J. W, OrhMr, CtMhalla. Wash,'-' -
Sewley s Co, Luson bldg., ,Tacoms.
Wash. . . .. , s, . ,.
W.' W Brh. 204-i Pacific block, Se
; stile, Wash.. .-
JRererford A Fisher. Jameson block,
Ppobaoe. Wash. . ' .
J no. A. laroan, . Colfssl WasK
Bover wewoomb. 10 N. 2d Street, -
Wall. Walla. Wash, i
rpeld. Wash.
loundgln, Dayton, Wash..
T P. -Reunds, Oa
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