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Virtt. Trill in . Mviqrv J County
. ' Postponed ; Until Next :
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Keluhzr and turner ;
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Marquam Estate Case Ceing Ar-
- - - gued Ct, ore the Supreme
v . tourt tt salem.
(Special Dlipttck to Tee Joersal.) v :
r ii Blem- Or,, July, 14. Marlon county's
first land .fraud trial waa . . yeetarday
: carried over to' the October term of
.court. Tha caae in Question la that of
tha atate of Oregon against A. T. Ksl
. -llher of Chicago and Juatlca of tha
. -; Peace Turner of this city. Yesterday
, morning at - o'clock was the' hour-set
i tor them to plead, but I Attend of plead
. ing the attorney stated that they had
Iliad demurrer a In tha cases and asked
1 that they be, given time In which to pfa
' para to argue tha seme. -Judge Bennett
therefore aet October 1 as tha data on
. which to hear tha. argument 6a the de
murrers; ' . ... .
three months ago-by the ItUrion
j county grand Jury on two counts, one
, for uttering forged instruments and. one
-t for signing fictitious names.' The forged
' instruments were applications for the
purchase of achool lands in Umatilla
',. county and the fictitious names were
,' ' signed to these application a , The de
inurrera allege that, the indictments do
not stmts' facts enough to constitute a
, .crime, and also that the -cases are
, without the. Jurisdiction of the court
, If the demurrers are sustained and the
4 Indictments dismissed, the state may be
"tamable to convict theae men. as it will
, be too late to 'draw new indictments,
... or the statute of limitations will have
run against them. k , .
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rrvpeny vwuvq i u million aoiiara
f stake-tn -thca4rwhlchlf belni
argued before- the supreme court "yea
terday and today.' The case is one
.which, baa. Deen in the courts for some
time and Is knowsaa-'the Warquam ea
tate case. IV A. Karquam. tb; nnly
heir to the estate, la the ' one who
brought the suM, and the defendants
In toe trial, are the Portland Title Guar
an test a 'Trait icom pany,- 'the United"
, States Mortgage A Trust company, the
-.- 'Oregon Realty company and J. Tborbura
t Ross.- The records in the case compriss
.large bound volumea and are only sur
t? passed In extent by the records In the
, Jackson county' tax case. P. A. Mar-
:; quara himself .'.conducted his " case - in
. part before Judge Sears, who gave him
, -' 'the property -over the claim of the par
. .ties foreclosing ' the mortgage. - The
- 'mortgage was given for money borrowed
i ' of I New York insurance company. J.
' iT. -Ross made -the loan: through the
. Title Guarantee ft Trust 'company,' and
when it waa sold bid It in for that com
; pany. The property is worth 11,000,000,
' and $500,000 will pay off the indebted.
neaa. leaving a clean f 500.000 for Map
, quam if he has as good success before,
.. ;,.t he-supreme crrort as be did in the court
i tbekrw. , .The ' IUN' occupied eHnof.'yes.
i jterday afternood atul most of today. i:
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Professor Corsy Finds Th-t
'. Furlor Witcrmelon Y.'.'.t
' Working Havoc.'':.' '-4 y
(f peelel DUpsteb ta The learuL)
Grant Pass. Or.. July jU.-t-Professo
A. B. Cordley, entomologist at the State-
Agricultural college, Corvallls, cans to
Grants Pass Wednesday evening at the
request of ' the . melon growers, who
wanted ' him r to . Investigate,' the peal
which is destroying .the melon crop of
Rogue river valley. Thursday mornlni
O. A.. Cobb, one' of the leading melon
growers- and- dealers, took Professor
Cordley ' to the different fields, where
they secured ' samples of the affected
vines.' and ta the afternoon the professor
put 'them under his high-power micro
scope and found the pest to be a fungi
or what Is commonly known In the south
as the watermelon . wilt- - It -develops
with euch' rapidity that the plant la de
stroyed in 11 to II hours. -, v
-. The agricultural department ha a been
unable to. And a' remedy for the peat
The present method is to pull up the mf
fee ted plant and destroy It utterly by
lire and to atop growing melons on the
affected land for a few yeara. -
, Professor Cordley' wU leave here "to
morrow for Hood river to Investigate
apple pesta there. , . : --' .. - --j
COIiVALLIS.JUDGI
.- SHORT IN ACCOUNTS
City ' Funds Exceeding Eighteen
Hundred' Dollars, Disappear
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Oorvallle, Or.. July 14. B. P. Oreffos,
former police judge of thls city, who
disappeared from here a -week ago last
Monday, and. was reported - ill, -with
friends In . the x Cascades, has been
found -to short $1,100 In his ao
counta. The xourtcilv committee. . con
stating of Messrs. Avery,' Lilly and
Emery.rkhmfamtf rTthe books' Of " " IBs
miselrig- man. report that the shortage
already ascertained is Tip ward of $1,104,
and the examlnatloa Is not finished.
The shortage is found' in the sewer
Items, five sewers not being entered In
the books at all, a nd it Is not yst pos
sible to toll what has been paid on thes
Ave sewersjdthough It Is thought most
oT-tlwr money, has . been "paid and thai
Mr. Credos hai-receipted for it :'.,
- Mr. Qreffos evea .a wife and seven
children poorly provided for. ' He comes
of a highly respected family. ' His Jew
elry establishment Jiere remains closed
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Aelightf ul Day's Outing." .'.
At 'Glad-tone 'parkV SO 'minutes ride
from j Portland, r VYUlsmetta Vslley
Chautauqua, assoelatloa in session. First,
clsss musloal.and oratorical talent and
a beautiful, spot , for a day's recreation.
Restaurants ' and' all . conveniences.
Bouthern ' Pacific trains leave East
Washington street depot 7:4$, :40, 0:10.
11:$0 a. m,: 11:25. 1:1V t:10. $:10. 4:1$,
$:11. :0.. ;S0, 7:15, $:$0 p. m. Lsst
car leaves Oladstone for' Eaat Washing
ton -etrert at ,.10-J5 p. m. . Fdr further
lnfoVmatlow' rll ' telephone -.- tast 117.
Round-trip J5 cents.- .n. (
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A few of the many, bargains in the things boys are in most -1
need of. ' This sale should appeal to economical folk' with
boys to clothe. ; ;.;-v 's7'-.; . ?;'"'" i vt'if,wi';. A;S'V.'A;'
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Bpysce Panb Boys' Waists ;v
zAgts ijo-16 yearsYfeguiar 50c Values! : f This saie'.'I . .-20i
Many different shapes, Great values at '25V 50V 75f
v and 81,00; v '.."V''--".; ,,s"' :
A In tan, blue, white and crash ; -regular 75c and $1 .values."'
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: V In all the. latest plain 1 art J fancy; patterns, in 'sailor and 4
Russian, effects, at!:.;: ;J;vV;'c;',.'- ;.;V
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DOYS' SAILC3 CLOUSE :
v : In ' worsteds', ,blue7 serge, :
cheviots arid fancy tweeds;
ages 3 to 10 years; regular
?' $4.45 and $5 - values. This
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In blue sergeTiomttpuiisri
fancy tweeds rand ", cassi-
meres ; ages 3 to 6, years ; , j
regular $4.45, and $5 values. ' '
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Two : . Ctrs Carry Committee
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ENTinE PARTY IN ONE
. . . URCS GTOCK. COMPANY
Due to Arrive Here in the Morn
, . Inj and WTJ Visit Min- r .
-'eral Exhibit.
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Solas.. Ida., July 14. The Frank T.
Pay party- of mining caplUllata, form
ing a committee of inspection appointed
by the North' American Exploitation
company to examine the properties et
that 'company, left here today in two
special . cara tor. Portland, where they
are due to arrive. Saturday morning. -
The: North' American ' company Is a
110,000,000 corporation, organised to ab
sorb' a number of smaller .companies.
It owns $1 claims, covering approxi
mately 1,500 acres of mineral' land, lo
cated in the states of Wyoming, Idaho
and Arizona. ,
The .plan of the company g to send
but .m large, committee selected . from
among Its stockholders, each year, to
examine its mines and report' what it
found to-the- company.
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The party, which numbers 41, Is msde
up from oltlsens of Illinois, Wisconsin.
Indiana, Ohio, , Pennsylvania and other
eastern: states ' having stockholders In
the company. leaving Chicago July 1,
the first stop wss msde at Denver. Ar
riving at Laramie, Wyoming, the even
ing of June 5," a trip overland waa made
from that place-to-the -Rambler group
on - Douglas creek. Albany county; Re
turning to the railroad the Journey was
continued and Bait lake was visited on
July $. and 3olse on Sunday night
: Monday morning a long proeeesion of
open hacks took the party to the Meal
mining -diatrlet, $0 milea away, where
tha Overlook and- Dalay groups were in-spected.-
-Tuesday they left for ytonear,
serosa the range In Boise county, where
the Charlotte gulcb ground waa exam
ined, they returning here last nlght - i
- .The Boise 'chamber of commerce en
tertained the - excursionists laat night
with a plunge party at the Natatorlum.
COPPER AND IRON jDREiiL
; ' ;'T0 SUMPTER SMELTER
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- Baker City, Or., July 14 Six carload
of cop'per and iron ore paased through
this elty en ' route to '- the ' ' Sumpter
smelter, from the California property
which the management has tinder con
tract. The - shipment . is ths. largest
single one made from the south coun
try to Bumpter, and Is of oxeeptlonslly
high -value here, owing to the carrying
properties of the ore in the furnace.
r Several csra . pass through Baker
weekly from the propertteson the Baker
aide of the Elkhorn divide, the principal
shippers In this district now being the
Balsley-Elkhorn, Highland, Maxwell and
Chloride. . The work of the amelter for
the' season has opened all the properties,
which are able to produce smelting ore,
and will make .the' whole-mining dis
trict the liveliest It has been for years.
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CouncU. Ida.. July 14. This city Is
preparing for a ' little railway boom,
owing to the construction work to be
Inaugurated Immediately by thev PaclSc
at Idaho Northern, A -11-mile contract
has been let, rails were ordered and the
roNlng stock required will be here soon
this is the extension towsrd Meadows,
on the Balmon river slde.or the divide,
which the Oregon Short Line Is .making
for the purpose) of connecting with the
Northern Paolflc, so local rumor goea
The effect on the mining districts of
the Meadows district and the Balmon
country la highly-encouraging, and will
result in a much larger amount- of de
velopment work soon. , .;... .; , -'
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r wremlte Quarry ImM. '. v .
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'..Grants Pasa. or July.JiThe gran
Ite Quarry on Griffin creek, four milea
east of Jacksovvllle. owned by Dr.- E.
P. Oeary of Portland, has been leassd
by 8. and Wj B. Pennliton of Ashlsnd.
who wUI at once open It and begin quar
rying rock. This granite is light, mot
tled with gray., takes a high polish and
U'MDUWIH. ..'I .1VHBI lUUIlUWDUl,
trlmrolnge for bwlkll
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Tsravins KU1 sy. '' .":' '
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Cottsge Grove, Or., July 14. Msnsgef
r. J. Hard has put the 10-stamp mill of
the Vesuvius mine in commission again,
and there la every prospect that it will
make a permanent run. The plant waa
thoroughly overhauled : before 'the
stamps began to drop, and tha aerial
tram was retenslonrd after the Winter's
Idleness,' so thst the mechanical plant
Is In sbspe for best results. - .
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Rossland. B. C July ; 14. Figures
just published showing the payroll of
this camp for the month of 'July prove
thst - the -disbursement for . labor waa
$144,400 during that . time, v of which
$$$,100 was for the mines. There Is
great activity - In Rossland - at - present,
snd the promise for. the remainder, of
the year is even brighterju muck new
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COLUMBIA" RIVER -v'V
".V.:; k. I - EXCURSIONS:
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Very Lew Rates VI the O. R. ft N.
v - 'A-to Upper River .Points. . ' ' .
"No irlsltOT-te) Portlsnd - should ' miss
viewing .the. matohlesa Columbia river
scenery . between - Portlsnd snd The
Dalies, as Men from O. R, 4k N. tralna
The Chics go-Portland special leaves the
anion station every morning at 0:1$,
giving a dsyllght ride siong the Colum
bia, stopping four minutes at the very
foot of Multnomah f alls. Every 'mile
of the trip there Is something new and
fascinating. . It desired, the return trip
msy be msde by boat from Cascade
looks of Ths j Dalles .Very low rate
thla summer, ' Psrtioulsrs and summer
book by asking C W. Stinger, elty ticket
agent, O. iR. N. Co, Third and Wash
ington stteeta
Watch the Crowds sVs te eaaide and
. : , Oearhart Tla A., ft a at Sk -
The treat rush Is on for 11 $0 two
dsy tickets sold every Saturday - and
$4.00 season tickets sold - every dsy.
Train leaves union depot t a m. dally
and I tO p. m. every Saturday.
-Apply at 14$ Alder street or phone
Msln 00$ for official Information. Claf
sop' Reach souvenir bonk containing $0
beautiful half-tone Illustrations free to
everybody upon application at above Id'
dress. Tickets sold at union depot, '
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:.''V.-'t -:; ;y i.;y V Greatest Clothing House in the Northwest 7 " ?L
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. : ' ' Good sturdy clothes for 'the vacation boy, made of All-Wool Chev
- lots. Tweeds and Serges -seams reinforced SailorVNorfollc, Poubl)-..
';.'' Breasted and Buster Brown styles the most substantial clothes i",
" , .Lparent could buy for the rough usage a boy gives them in summer - V
' .T'.time. Prices . -; t
82.15, 02.85, 3.35, 3,65
The prices throughout other lines' are..-..
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Boys? Wash Smte; 50 c to $5
; Every imaginable popular wash material in every conceivable color.
.combination usually made in Wash Suits for Boys are represented- ;
-JBuster Brown and Sailor Styles. I V 4
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BoysFulKhings -and-Eiats
ri A great department in itselfthe Freshest and Best Selected Boys'
Furnishings and Hats in tne Nortnwest.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
VORK AT EUGEHI:
Begin Improvements That Mean
Much for Lew CJ'ountyJ
' v Town, r ;. 's .
CHILD EALLS-DISTANCE .!
OF EIGHTEEN FEET
Whil Crowing Footlog ': Loses
Balance and btriKM on .
; Rocks Below. ." v v ;
ra41 ntanatek tS'The Jesraat.T
J Eu gene, or.. u iyi T'"
ponatructlon engineer ofTheBouthem
Paelflo company, amvea in
terday with a force of men to begin the
preliminary-work of building-the. big
bridge across the Wlllsmette river at
Springfield for the Springfield-Henderson
cut-off. which hss lust been ordered
built,- The bridge will be located a fevt
yards south of ths county wagon bridge
across the river. The work of grading
for the cut-off branch will begin within
a few days. It is said. This snnounce
ment mesne the making of this ilce a
terminus for sll trains on the Woodburn
Nstron and Wendllng branches, thereby
bringing much more business here. . .
r-..,",r-- ' Child sng IS ee., .. "
' Ths IT-months-old son of George Ban
ty, "residing st Hylsnd's mill, on the
Mohawk river. 10 milea northeast , of
Eugene, lies at the" pdlnt" of death at
hla home as a result of a fall of 11 feet
from a footlog across the Mohswk to
the rocks below.: The'ltttle fellow wss
playing along -the river , bank and at
tempted to cross the -river- on the log.
He succeeded In going about - 0; feet,
when he lost M balance, and fell. His
head struck on ths Sharp rocks below,
cutting deep gashes, points of tho rooks
penetrating the brain..', . '.'., ;
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: The' Fourth t of July committee has
decided to, keep the $.100 or, more - left
over from thla year's celebration aa a
nucleus for next year's event. . ,It (waa
st first thought best to use the amount
for the betterment of Lane j county's
mining exhibit at the Lewis ahd Clark
exposition, but It was later decided to
keep the money at home. - -- -t
' ' Sued fo rrlghtealng Teajsv : '
f . -"v (Boeelal Mapstcb te The Jowaal.r k
Roseburf, On., July 14. Oeorge Kohl
hsgena cattleman of this .city, hss
filed suit against Frits Stauffer for
frlghUnlng a team, and causing a run
away In which, two animals of value
were Injured. Stauffer waa riding a
motor cycle. Considerable Interest Is
being taken as to the result whether
license Issued by the state will give
a right to an auto or motor cycle to
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., ' SOole mlt af Olotksak .
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Corvallls, Or.. July 14. A bold burg
lary la reported st the section-house near
the CAE. depot New suits had been
purchseed by all tha section men, who
dwell In thle house, from which ths
thief selected a complete suit, - Tsklng
10 In cash from some of the pockete. he
msde his exit ss easily as he had gained
entrance, and departed, ,
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-r ; you are needing h of any
kind don't fail to take advantage of the last
day of ; this sale. It presents unusual moneys.
saving opportunities for housekeepers. , And
remember all mail orders mailed not later than
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July 15th will receive the benefit of these at-
.tractive prices.
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SEWING ROCKERS
IRON BEDS v t
BRASS BEDS 1 i , ,
WOODEN BEDS
CELLARETS '
BOOK CASES
V BUFFETS " ' ; , V V , BEDROOM .TABLES REED ROCKERS
" SIDEBOARDS . . PARLOR TABLES ' - ARM ROCKERS
. SKKVINU TABLES ; LIBRARY TABLES
CHINA CLOSETS ..j ; CARD TABLES U
, . DININGROOM SETS LADIES' DESKS '
;r: PARLOR SETS -,t - OFFICE DESKS i I
' TABORETS ! V ARM CHAIRS
"BEDROOM SETS . LEATHER CHAIRS
, .. DRESSERS
t TOILET TABLES
; , CHIFFONIERES . v
.-.COMMODES .
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DINIIJQ TABLES
'MX THE HOME
DINING CHAIRS
PARLOR CHAIRS ; ; , SETTEES
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IJESIV IftlAlKS
READING CHAIRS
REED CHAIRS
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MATTING -CURTAINS
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