W6MCN J0F-THE5AUEM PARTTATJTHE exposition.
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I A Good Oas: Rae'e
Cr ' ; -Is Essential in EvcrvHomc.-rIf You Use a:Gas
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The more cooking you have to do the
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COPLAND'S SALARY
' STILL IN DOUBT
Council's Actiori ir Allowing His
. .'airn Said to B Contrary
to City Charter.
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD . .' . -:
. .4. ALONE CAN DECIDE
Commission " Refuses to Accept
Copland ; and Its : Word; Iszs
" 'V I Said to "Be . Final,; :
teir hs mrisrn Kt -to the vallfl-1
It jr. of- th action of - thr city council
Wmlnradar in appropriating 709 to pay
'rth't SHlarjr of J. 8 .P. Copland, the -ler
tn City Treasurer J. E. Werleln'a orftca
who - haa hncrxr' employed- for aevan
nionthB past in violation of civil rvice
riea-iHt-whOBaa4ary ha been, with
held by City Auditor Devlin by order of
tlio mmtniaalon. According to the char
ter the action of the council la believed
to be Illegal by many. Section lit of J
the ctty .charter aaya: - . -
"No officer r - employe of the- city
shall draw, .sign, counteraigh or laaue
any warrant, or order for the payment
or, or pay any aalary or compensation
: t i a ny Kraon 1 ,ln t h r"H I tedr-givH
service whd is not certified by. the com-
mlesion to, the auditor aa-havlng' been
-appointed or employed-.tn. pursuance of
this, article and 01 tne regulations in
forre thereunder.. Any person entitled
to he certified aa aforesaid may main
tain a "proceeding by maiidaniua-ta.com-
pel the issuance or snclv CeTtlf1cata,-Any
umT"pat-Tontrary to tha pnivisloTiw'oT
L this, section. jnajr herecovered.Jn action
i in the name or Hie city rrora any orricer
or employe of the ctty paying the same.
. or froni anV officer algnlng, counter
signing, drawing or issuing or. author
ising any- warrant or order for payment
thereof, and ft-ora the aurettea on his
official bond."' ;
The civil service la supreme in the
'matter of appointments and the city
council cannot interfere with It. It la
even higher In authority than the mayor
and haa the appointment of all em
ployes In the departments under civil
This store is just the place to "get the earliest points on what to
wear it's the" headquarters.' " Every' new fad can be found
hcrt as soon as it is established in New Yorx. Every young
man every man who feels young; will Appreciate our stock.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. Today we open a Special
tk. lot of fv'-- ,;
SUMMER SUITINGS AT $14.00
They are Wrth
Manama-hats
af aTaV A w . w eeje
KTagjr . Riimmr h.rtft. in wHttV
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linen shades; also plaidstripes and figures $1, $1.25,
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Everything. for
KtttfiB-THIKU STREET. NEAK MOISON
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service' regulations: The commission re
fused to e-rant the salary of Copland
because he had failed in the examina
tions for the position and therefore was'
not entitled to have his name certified
for appointment. Werlein .proceeded to
retain Copland" Jn face of opposition of
the commtsBtQn.and pal the' salary of
the-tlerkr out of private. funds.
Wednesday the' council appropriated
1700 to remunerate Copland for hla scrv.
treg without a dissenting voice, but In
all . probability the mayor and auditor
may -not allow' the 'money to be 'paid.
.The mayor may refuse to sign the war
rant and "City Auditor Devlin may re
fuse to recognise and .allow the money
te-ber-pald-althowgh- -the mayor ahdnld
lgn--the warrant, r. Accordng Jo te city
charter the councilmen or h jnayot or
auditor could I be hld liable for the
money thua paid If anybody "raised an
objection. . . . . .... . . -
It is aald that the only legal way for
Copland to receive his salary woald b
to mandamus the civil service commis
sion to certify hla name to the auditor
a a regular-employe. . .
CRUISERS-IN: HARBOR
.(Continued frorn Page Qne l,
Iter -speed U1I knota ait hour, which la
developed by two aets of triple expan
sion engines turning two-screws, -t- Vhe I
was built In 1886 by tha Roarhe-at
Philadelphia. In the Spanish war. Hie
Chicago was laid. up. arid Admiral
Goodrich commanded the St. . Loiils.-
The Bdston is a protected cruiser,
carrying 28 men and offtcera, speeding
lift' knota an hour,'- developing 4.030
horse-power and mounting two i-inch
gunsjlx!-mch, two S-pounders,two
2-poundera and two machine guns. She
was built in 1884 and waa in the battle
of Manila....:....:;.;:; j".
- ' The Perry, torpedo-boat, deatroyer, la
one of the greyhounds of the .navy,
running It knota an hour, with 8.000
horse-power, ' two If -pound guns, and
4 wo--4orped tubes.
near Admlial Qoodrlch'a peraonal
staff conslsta of nag Lieutenant
Leonard Rundlett gargent'and Enslgq
Caspar Goodrich.- the-admtrare son.
The fleet staff la Pay Inspector John
Slaughter Carpenter.: fleet paymaater;
Medical Inapector David Oldham Lewis,
fleet aurgoon; - Lieutenant-Commander
Frank W. Bartlett, fleet engineer;
Lieutenant Roacoe Charlea Moody,
ordnance, ofricer, - and Captain William
Hopkins, fleet marine officer. '
The compete roster of" the" Offtcera
of tha fleet -who are here Is:,
Flagship Chicago Captain Edwin King
$18 and $20.
:1r, 95.00
ves--vr. - -tj- -
n-allae. . hliir and natural
Men and Boys
J ; Photograph by Kiser Photographic Co,
Moore,"X,Ieuieha'nf-Commander Frank "VSi.
Bartlett, Lieutenant-Commander William
Porter IWhite, - Lieutenant-Commander
Alexander Seaman HaltBf,-Lieutenant
Roacoe Charles Moody. Ltentennnt Earn'
est Frederick KoWiardt, Ensign. John
WUllnnrSchomfetd. Knsijrn -- Ouy v W.
8tuat .Castle, ' Midshipman" Cliarles
Carroll Soulo. Midshipman -;.JCartiest
Arthur Swanson. Mldwhlpman,- Robert
Leo Irvine, Midshipman Stanford Cald
woll Hooncr. Mldshtnmnn Ka most Purr,
Mldhipman -John Knoi-h Pond. Ensign
James A. Campbell, Mldshlppi" Frank
-Nathaniel Eklurnl, - Medical Inspector
David Oldham LewlSr AsBlstant Kurgeon
Karle Mason Brown, Pay ItiKpeeior John
-Steughter Carpenter. Chaplain r A rthtir
wnilara ftone, Captain (l!. S.' M. C.)
William Hopkins, GunuerX Hill,- Acting
Carpenter T. B. Casey, Acting Boat
swain J, Glass, Warrant Machinist R. C.
Steele, Acting Warrant Machinist, T. I?.
Healy..Pay Clerk B. L.-Laukford, Pay
Clerk. (Fleet) F. E. Sliute.
Tha Cruiser Hofitonfommahdof Kos
suth Nlles, Lieutenant Cliarles Augus
tine Brand, ' Lieutenant i"ercy Napier
Olmsted, -Lieutenant Orin Gould Murhn,
Lieutenant William Daniel -Leahy, En-.
sign Charles SeymourFreemari. MIOF
shlnman John Arwine, Assistant Fay-
master Edward Stuart Mtainaker,- Aa-
sietant Burgeon DavM-JUlt Karr, Bao..l
ond-XOeu tenanV-t U. 8. M.-O-W llllara
Thomaa Hoadley, Acting Boatswain J.
Ieckle, Acting (Junner A. Barker, Acting
Carpenter A. W. Jones. Warrant Ma-
ChlhisTT; wnson.TVarranr- Maclilnisu
H. Smith. Pay Clerk fi. W, Meridcth;
Destroyer . Perry Lieutenant 1 lerman
Schofleld,- Ensign- Wallace Bertholf. .
Voaua Wltk tha Fleet.
"Accompanying the fleet le are Mrs.
Lewis and Miss Lewis, wife -and daugh
ter of Fleet Surgeon Lewis; Mrs: Moody,
wife of Lieutenant Moody; Mrs. White,
I wife of LteutenantJiiiuiimnUer Wlilte;4
Mrs., Nllee, wife of Commander Mies;
Mrs. Brand, wife of Lieutenant Brand;
MrairLeahyr--WTfe of I.leutenanr Leahy,
and Mrs. Schofleld, wife of Lieutenant
Schofleld, They will.be elaborately en
tertained during the visit of the fleot
The warships will be ready to receive
via ttor a t orti orro W;3iJLX3Ii
Rhoieafler from 1 to 6 o'clock each after
noon any. one-may go aboard.' -
- Today, Ensign Goodrich visited ths
exposition offices on the grounds and,
with Mr. Ilardee, planned the maneuvera
that are expected to afford the people
much enjoyment in the coming days. A
special gate has been prepared for the
admission of the officers and men, who
will be extended ail possible courtesies,
The officers and their wivea will be
present at several formal functions.
Only when the governor of the atata
visits the warships will salutes bs
fired. -The naval regulations permit the
firing of personal ealulen, so that ths
people will be permitted .to hear tile
booming of big guns while the fleet is
here.-- .
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY EPWORTH LEAGUERS
. . 8pedl Plipitch to The Journal.)
Baker City, Or., June 11 The Ep-worth-
league, which was in session and
completed its labors here today for the
West Boise district, which Is composed
Tjftng" terrTtury WtSt 611 liolne 111 laaftO"
and tW. territory in . esHtern,Oregoii
aa far north as La Grande and south
te risKei Cll. .illflHsn tns Vtttft liUlae
district and made' two districts. One
to continue aa the West Boise district
wfnje the othet is to he known aa tha
La Grande district, each district cov
ering the territory within-its respec
tive eter- ' -
The West Boise district elected the
following offtcera for the ensuing yeart
President, Rev. C. L. Bent, Huntington;
secretary and. treasurer, C. L. Sloan.
Boise,- junior superintendent; Mra. J.
L. Kendal!. Vale.. Oregon.
The La Grande district elected the
following: President, E. M. Hill, Baker
City; secretary, Ora fl. Gates, Baker.
City; Junior superintendent, Mrs. C. F.
Wheeler. . : "r , ' "..
ELECTRIC RAILWAY FROM
BAKER CITY TO PRAIRIE
.'u.-i- (Bpeelll Capoten o Ths JoarotL) -Baker
City, Or., June 1. J. W. Bonta
again - gives.- out the information - that
the elect rio railway Una in Baker and
Grant counties touching at. Prairie City,
.Baker City and other points, will be
taken up and organised for tna pur.
pose of proceeding at an early date
with the building of the munh:talked-of
road. Jl wlllbe . remembered jhat a
right of way for thla line was "secured
several years ago and Its building has
been announced periodically alnce that
time. -s. . ., -L. i--z -
' Major - Bonta, the promoter,-, again
atatea that he haa raJntd the'funda
to build the road. While this state
ment haa. been made a number of times
by publication the people are still hope
ful that he road will bf built, ' and
that the last statement-is a' truthful
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NORTHERN PACIFIC LETS
CONTRACT AT SPOKANE
IRpeeUl Dtapstea to The ioarnsLl I
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ern Paelflo Railway company haa let a
contract for about I50,000 worth of
Improvements to Us road. The main
line to Tardley la to be double-tracked.
The grade between the city and Tard-
will awing Boiith.from tha present ltoe
to .the extrama aouth edge uf the right
--The price of gas water he
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To any. customer now
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-III UCI HUU JTHllt u u i t uui I u ouiU
YOlir oruer iiiicu. rduciitc5dvcu
-' " THE: PURCHASE PRICE OF A GAS .RANGE NOW INCLUDES INSTALLING- : . ' 1
ilHTHAT IS, FOR THEPURCHASE PRICE WE WILL SET IT.UP.READY FOR USE, " '
WHICH INCLUDES A RUN OF 40 FEET OF PIPE. ON A CASH SALE OR IF r ,
X YOU PAY FOR IT WITHIN THIRTY DAYS, WE MAKE YOU A DISCOUNT OF ' " X
YJ . . .. . ' iajER"CENT. WHERE A FUEL STU B ISALREADY"IN--THE1CITCHENANU! ' ,
NO PIPE
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ONE WEEK' OF LIFE
LEFT MARY ROGERS
(Continued from Paa One.)
r "8hs wnt throunh and W
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-fMiinwMil - ' ft was cola and X nacj un
blsr overcoat. 1 spread jihla out on the
frffliiwa tna mi tnrfe ot'ua' aat auwu.
We wera only a few feat from the
edge of the river.
"May said aha bad a new trick with a
rope. - -
"lie laughed. May-laughed, too, and
drew out a piece of clothesline. Then
she said -she'd pet aha could tia me ao
that I couldn't get looae.
" 'I'll bet you ean't," I aald.
"8he tied my handa loosely and 1
all mail orders' 1
for f.urniture
"and: furnishings
v.will receive our
-prompt-attention
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using a gaj range we will install a Gas Water Heater for
IS NECESSARY, A DISCOUNT
Fifth and Yarn hill Streets
broke away. - She tried It again and I
broke away. .again. z' .
"Try it on him-1 aaid, ;
"TU bet- you can't tie me,' aald
Rogera. - - . -
'He waa aa atrong as an ox. May
tied htm srft tried to tie htm tight,
but ha Just gave a heave and broke
away. She tried U a second time and
be broke loose without any trouble. She
wsa mttlna worried Hha tr:
thtra time, "and when he broke loosa
again I aaw that, slis nonlnn t tie, him.
"Let me do It.' I told her.
"I took the rope a piece of clothes
line. I aald to Rogera: .
" "Kneel down and put your handa
behind you.'
"He thought It was fun and kneeled
down. I tied hla handa behind blm
and he struggled, but could not get
loose. His bark was toward May.
Wife Chloroforms Itlm. - -'
"I gave her a signal and she drew
SATURDAY .
SPECIAL SALE
OF--
- FLY EXCLUDERS
AND MEAT SAFES
at the price of manu- ,,
facture; it will not only
save you. money, but
its sanitary" conveh-;
ience is grat. Call
and examine tliem be-,
fore you buy, . -
Has Solved the -:
Hot Water Question
The plan is as 'Bimple as
, the Gas. 'Range. There ia
. ": no . accumulated - heat to
maVe the rooms uncom-
- fortable,- and there is "ho
rl expense except actual cost
ot use. "We will demon-
strate this to' you at our
show rooms at any time,
and it won't cost you at -
cenLianee-iU
1ifiar rnii m?iv hnva
iu mi jvu niu na tu
15 yaucutc cm ucu.
OF 20 PER CENT IS MADE.
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tha vial of chlorof rotn and tha hand
kerchief from her bosom. She poured
a few drops on her handkerchief not
very much and put bar arma around
hla neck.
"Suddenly ahe drew his head back
In her lap. The move threw him on
hla bands, which wera behind him. ao
he waa doubly helpless. Then she put
the handkerchief to hla nose. lie sput-
uddeiilv -she emntled the vial
on the handkerchief, completely saturate
tnar It. - He ssjs) slsusjgls.
'"May. what doee this mean? he
said, heaving hla body. 'What doea It
mean? ' -. 1 1 '
. . " 'Jumn..on hla legs,' she -Bald.-
"I Jumped on hla lega to hold him.
May had him gripped around the neck
and preaaed tha . handkerchief agalnat
hla nose. Ilia struggles were terrible.
He threw me off aa if 1 had been a
kitten. lie got one band free and uaed
It to help himself. '
SATURDAY
ON SALE AFTER 5 O'CLOCK
Warranted steel, 12-inch Butcher.
Knife, 7-inch blade, bolstered and
T&rfledJIiandre, made of Cocoa"
"Cola Wood; the like of the article an'.t be
duplicated orjess than 75cr it's another evi
dence of our progressive trade-bringing methods
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"But May clung to -him and never
onca did - the- handkerchief - get away -from
hla nose, she had the grtp of a
tigress.. Ha struggled and flung him
self and her over the ground, and . every -time
I- came near htm a heayenof hla
leas Or his free arm would throw, ma
off. '
"While he struggled, hla breath waa
deeper-. Suddenly he grew more quiet.
s44a
neiunit he was llnip. Mf
clung to him, evrn after he waa nulrt.
pressing the chlorform-sosked. hand
kerchief down over hla face. When all
waa over aha got up,"- -
. ..L. Explorer Killed. .
Journal Special Tlce. .....
Vienna, June H. Major Herman Von
Wlasman, the noted African explorer,
waa killed today, while hunting near
Llenxen by the accidental discharge of
a gun. -'- ...,
EVENING
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