The Oregon daily journal., July 20, 1905, Page 2, Image 2

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JEIICIIITS IlilVE
DAY AT FAIR .
, . Portland Business, Men Spend
Y-Pay e Exposition and Die- - ,
v cuss Thel? Problems. "
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v vitUSTICE TO CHINESE IS J
' ? 1 CHIEF-TOPIC OF DAY
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TpVvV D. Wheebrigbt Says Other Aliens
- r Backet by Congress Havt Op
'""J pressed Orientals kid That Coast
Interesta" Demand a New Program
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M The attendance it thsexposi- ,
" i tion up to 11:10 this 'forenoon e
, - vss S.01I, which Indicatee an tx-
t e eeptionally henry attendanoe for (a)
- e . the day. . The beat U not so op- e
' e presalve aa yeeterday. . The total , e
admiaaloaa yesterday were . 1J, :
Merchants day" at the fair was not
4 a well attended as had been hoped lor
by Its promoters in - the chamber of
commerce. President W. D, Wheel
' -right. In his remarks at a luncheon,
which waa the social feature of the
day, at the American Inn. took occasion
to axpresa regret at tha lack -of Intaraat
Iahown.v Ha eald: ." '
"By reason of tha many who have
'stayed away from thla meeting, I am
.tha mora appreciative of tha kindness
of those who have coma here to -take
part In this simple function. And I as
sure yon that tha pleaaure which I take
In It la equal to tha aggregate of all of
yaura. It may aeam atrange that tha
executive bead of a commercial-body
, should dwell upon failures of non-com-.merolal
projects Instead of congratuiat
;.lng TOUontts aaeceaaeajnftjlnajf
- worlTmora consonant with Ita name and
' t which work aoma think that tour ef
. t orta abould ba limited. But tha suc
cesses will take care of -r themselves,
, while X make a plaa not la restraint of
, trade,' sot for restriction of commerce,
' ; but for lass narrowneaa and a larger
, .and mora generous Ufa, of whloh com
, merclallsm shall bo tha means and not
..tha and."- v '-. ,v
. c Tha luncheon waa attended by about
' S00 gueeta The openinf address waa
..'given by President Wheelright. Ha
' v discussed briefly the work of tha chara
. ber, and than took up tha Chinese boy
, ' oott question, whloh ho discussed at eon
. , slderable length. Ha quoted Cheater
, Holoomb. former secrets ry of tha Amer
. ican legation at Peking, wha aald: '
, . "Tha policy of thla government from
tha outset of tha agitation of tha la
Ibor question upon tha Paclflc coast has
i 'bean vnatateamanllke and unworthy a
' srreat nation. Because other alias la
, borerf within our borders raised a hot
' and cry againat tha Chinese, guilty of
' no fault but that . of - industry, and
atlrred up rlota and mobs againat tham,
wa proceeded, to discriminate againat
f tham, and to ozoluda from tha prlvl-
legea of thla country; not tha leaders
' mad perpetrators of violence hnd dlaor
dor, but the victims of Jt ' JVMIe wt
hava welcomed, sheltered and admitted
to-tlia pillle,ga of c1tlaenshlp"pe6plea
of avary other nationality, among whom
' war to ba ' found - almost exclusively
, tha disturbers of- tha peaoe againat the.
Chlneaa. wa have punished rather than
protected tha inoffensive aufferera. It.
' goea without saying that statesman
. ahlp such .as that requlrea radical re
vision." j- .; ,- ;
' Mr. Whaclrlght aald the Chinese, by
; commercial tapiiaala. would discrimi
nate againat A assrlcan cotton- plantera
. and factories, and againat tha textile
rabrice of New England and tha build
- era of machinery in tha middle west,
and that it behooves tha people of tha
: Paoiflo ooaat to put -themselves right on
the question, -both In principle and
policy, before they are' driven to It. by
' tha overwhelming santimant of tha na-
' tloa aa a result of an awakened publle
M i conaolanca, aa well aa by. oonaidcratlon
-f eommerclaliam. ' r , , -
: " Rev. A. A. Morrison spoke on "Modern
Business Ethics," and gave hla idaaa of
tha relationship between tha counting
room and tha Christian religion.. H. W.
: Ooode and Judga' Williams responded to
' toasts. Tha Administration band fur-
' - nlshed music. After the lluncheoinhf-j
merchaata and a number of out-ot-towa
gueets accompanying them, devoted tha
- Afternoon to aeaing tha fair. ,
WHERE TO DINE.
' Alt the delicacies of tha aeaaoa; prl
, ; ata apartments for Indies and fantlllea.
. :(Btrooe s Restaurant, 2!s Washington.
Fair BuUetin N6.--36
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Charities and Correttlons Conven
tion; Clam ma Et Kappa Conven
tion: Rwlmmlng end Hiving Con
teats: North Pacific 8aengerbund;
Rawllnga and Green River Day.
( Leather
a Traveling
. Requisites
Tha lasting quality of leather and
'particular workmanship are the
features So much so that you'll
consider tha attractive price paid
'for a purchase well spent.
Jt$i Shopping Bags
In all tha wanted shapes end'
slzea. ' Also many new ones. 8eal
or aaa cow leathera. Heavy
, mountings, beautifully lined.
'' 1 In Leather Cases
Toilet sets or ehavlng and toilet
sets combined. Very compact and
roavanlentlt arranged, containing
ail necessary articles...
Satchels v
fAteat models alligator or sea Cow,
nathera Heavy ateel eonetructed
frames. Interior well lined,. con
taining ebony toilet artlclea .
hU Suit CksesV:::':";
TTltW or without fittings, made In
' a superb manner. ' ',!.' , yi:
Ae&CFddeBheimer
oea. Tkbf aat wasuagvss- tnm. u
jrwrum'k -: silversmiths. H
PIAMONO IMPORTERS.. . ' M
THIS IS THE 17AYFAIR LO!
" (Continued, from, Page One.)
A committee oa credentials waa ap
pointed, conalatlna of Coman of Col
fax. Schrani of BDokane, McBroom of
Spokane, Unnlela of Vancouver and
CUna of North Yakima. .
. Bee re tar y p. C. . Kauffman read 'hi
annual report, ahowliig an increase in
tha membership of 5,' whloh made tha
representation In the assoclatloa
per cent of all tha banking" housea In
the atata. . ,- -7 - v ? . ' -
Heports were received from tha treas
urer, tha . executive i council, . the pro
tective committee and the committee
on revision of th by-lawa, which prao
tlcallv roncluded tha bualneaa meeting.
. Tha paper of tha forenoon waa reao
by W. U Adams, president oi tne rirei
Natlonsl bank of -1 log u lam. entitled"
"Tha Banker's Relation ta tha Lumber
man." Mr. Adama recited that 19 years
N. H. Latimer.
ago, when ha waa young in the bualneaa.
he bad Tn oiipieasefl witn na siaie
raenf of aoertaln man that ha would
rather hava wheat than logs aa security
for a loan. But ha bad not changed his
mind In that time. Logs, ha urged.
could not ba burnt up If put in water;
neither could they ba eaten or killed by
drouth. ' Continuing, he aald:
"I ahould say that when a loggar'a ac
count. Involving advances, ls offered' to
a bank. , tha linkers experience and
training ahould be such as ta enable him
to Judge confidently of tha final outcome
or tna proposition. -
iKtggera Are OpUmlsta. .v.r-.,.:
"Tha logger-la almoat invariably an
optimist. ; I hava. never known but one
exception. ' For the sake of doing busi
ness he will take long chances, it ae-
volves upon - the banker to ba able to
Judga fon himself, because If he ia back
ing a losing proposition ha discovers.
when ha decides auddeniy to quit, tnat
ho la face to face with a atrlng of la
bor Hen that ha must take care of In
order to protect hla mortgage. ' '
T"Few of na now fully appreciate the
hralue and Importance of thla great 'crop
of timber which has been bequeathed to
ua br tha bountiful hand of nature,
When our forests -are gOBjethey . can
never be restored. They are the great-
eat asset which tha state! now possesses.
Present and future prosperity depend, , Jja
Charles I. Eltinge.
no small measure, upon" the extent or
tha accumulated wealth Into which our
forest products are converted. Their
removsl without profit to the laborer,
tha logger, the mtllmsn. the banker and
the, timber-owner, will mean an actual
loss which ran never he recouped. .- It is
gratifying to know that a few o our
well-informed . and public-spirited cltl
sena are taking the Initiative in a move
ment "for fire protection, and agtlnst.tbo
present wasteful methods of logging snd
manufacture." , , ", ' ,
After appointing committees on reso-i
lutions and nominations, the convention
adjourned Until 2:J0 p. m. Thla after
noon the following program waa taken
up: Report of committee - on .reden-i
tlaln: addresa, Walker Hill, president
Mechanics' American National bank, St.
Ixula and ex-prealdent American Bunk
era' association; addresa N. B. Coffman,
president Coffman. Dobaon A Co, Che
halls: address. J. H. Cameron, vice-
president Hamilton National bank. Chi
cane; address,--It-. W lbb,Poinc
coast agent American Bursty company.
Practical ouestlone for dlacusslon':
Hhall National Banks Loan on Real
F.state," "IS the Insurance of Deposits
Practical or Advlssblet" Taxation Af
fectlng Banks,' "Non-Negotiable BUls
of lading." "Non-NegoUable Voucher
Checks." "Shall Wa Have a State Law
Regulating Iivkr' "Advanced Educa
tion or Bank neras, vara or , j imo
Locka". . ,
The program foe tomorrow morning
will be-a follows; .t - ,
invocatlm, Rev. Edgar F. Hill., pastor
First Presbyterian church. Portland;
call of counties; report of delegates to
tha thirtieth annual convention of the
American Bankers' association, held In
New York; Heptemher. 1904; Miles- C.
Moore, president Baker-Boy er National
bank, Walla Wallet M. F. Bakua. presi
dent Wsshlngton National bank, Seattle;
A., r. Albertson, vice-president National
Bank ' or commerce, Tecomar address
"Automobile Banking," - Benjamin C
Wright. Sea Francisco; address, "Inter-
eat en Deposits," E- Shorrork, president
Northwest Trust A Baft Deposit Com
pany,. Seattle: reports of committees,
first resolutions; second, nominations:
lection of officers; location of next con
vention;' aelectlnn of four delegates and
alternate to the next annual conven
tion of the American? Bankers' aaeocta
tlnn to beheld-in .Washington. D. C.
next October; announcements.
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: ' Portland -Alifrtlir ,:
Who 4 BOt,
advertise la
The Journal.
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INTERESTS
Council's Action on New. Box
Ordinance Not What Was . v
Expected. . ? :
SENT TO COMMITTEE
THAT WAS OPPOSE0 TO IT
Members of the Body In" JPavor' of
Amended : Measure Call - Special
Meeting to' Act 'on l on Next
Monday. 17. i'S
The liquor interests wera much aur-
prtaed yesterday ai tha dlapoaal made or
the bo ordinance by 4
the city council. They had drafted tha
ordinance, and felt confident that the
rules of tha council would be suspended
end the measure psaaed; Instead. Coun
cilman Grey, on whom- tney oouniea ior
support, moved, immediately after Ha
IntroducUon, to refer it to tha liquor 11
cense committee, where it will undoubt
edly receive severe treatment. .
' After the meeting Mayor Lane was re
quested by members of the city council
to call k soecial session next Monday af
ternoon ta eonalder tha ordinance, but he
refused to grant tha request, etatlng that
if the members desired tne meeting mey
could taaue the call themselves. Eight
members nt the council ' Immediately
acted and Jhe notices are being served on
the members byxtne city iuuiwr tooay.
Tha Honor license oommlttee la in aea-
aion thla afternoon and the ordinance la
peine; muruui j f. ,,
The liquor men realise that there ta
very little hope for anyrellef from the
present atrfhgent regulations. The ma
jority of tha committee favora a well
rerulated town and the enforcement of
all the ordlnancea, and are willing to
give the present box measure a gooa teoi
before making any raaicai cnangee in h.
IN0ICTENT IS. UNDEa FIRE
MConUnued from' Page One:),
regarded aa surplusage. Judge Do Haven
replied that under such an Interpreta
tion It might be difficult to get into evt
rtenoe the afflda vita on which the gov
ernment largely relies to establish Ita
case, and Mr. Heney eonoedad the force
Of the -suggestion. ' f . . i.
Judge Plpea presented orteny some
further objections to ttie validity Of the
indictment and tha queatlon waa finally
taken under advisement until tomorrow
morning.-Mr. Heney remarked after ad
journment: '''-"
'If the indictment naa merely enargea
generally a conspiracy to defraud - the
government of public landa It would
have been sufficient But because it
sets forth that aa the meana for' tha ao
comnllshment of the conspiracy tha de
fendants used certain affldavlta on file
in the Oregon City land office, the ques
tion arises whether - the Indictment
ahould not have stated what land theae
. v '- SCra. Oolaia Satlsflea. . ;
Judgment in the case " of Jessie L.
Ooldle againat William Gold la. a con
cessionaire at tha exposition, waa aat la-
fled thla morning when Ooldte's attorney
paid $1,000, tha amount of the verdict
returned againat mm, ana sis.sb costs,
into the stste circuit court- Mrs. Ooldle
for IIS AOS. 8he had been married
to and divorced from uoidle when hey
were realdenta of Chicago, and ahe al
leged that he had promised to remarry
her- Instead, he went to nt. Louis, ob
tained -a concession at tha Louisiana
xt)sltloff and -married another; The
couple came to Portland and Mrs. Ooldle
No. 1 .xonowea mem, .oegsn sun or
breach ' of ' promise and obtained Judg
ment for the amount paid toaay. .
vlded for the visiting bankers of Wash
ington and' Oregon. At the American
Inn tomorrow afternoon, a safe will be
securely. -: locked - and aolentlflcally
cracked", by eastern experts.- u ne ex
hlbltton-ror teat.- wllL be free, to -an
comera It win use Place oeiweeo
o'clock and I o'clock. r r
KESTGRS3
GRAY HI All R
to YcatCfel Gdzr.
Rid besea trembled wits dsadreff a tng time.
After als ess bottle of Balrkealtb 1 foea4 Ike
Sasdrag aaae end aif kslr, wklck wee twthlrda
aray (I in 4S years oMf restored te lu satsral
sutmrn eolor-O. RICH MAN, La Omeee, Wla"
UalrhMlth qslckly erlnae beek youthful eolot
te gray fcalr, ao Batter saw kti It kas bees graf
er whit. Posltlveqr removes d draff, kills tke
gerai sad stops hair falllns. Does sot stats akla
it linee. Ailed by HAaFIKA SOAP asd Skta.
bealtk, it soetlwe and keals tke sralp. stnee Itek
lna sad pmamtae aoe kair growls.. Large sue.
bottles, drssilare'. XUa aeUlag wltkoat algaa.
turn PhU Uar Ud. . .. . . v
Frca S::? Ztitr fZffiPtiK
lra tbla eoaaos, taae to any tw jae wiwwrnp
Snwittts and get a SOe. bottle Ray's Hairke.lt
snd a . cake Hartna Meeleetea Seep, beet for
kale. bath, toilet, both for BOe.t or saet by Pklle
Ray Specialties CV. Newark, M. 1.,
aid, aa receipt af SOe. asd tale aer,
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Aodress
Following Srataists supply Say's nilrssslts)
aaa Karons Soap la laeu aeope eauri
woosAsa, rULTTa oo.. Team
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, aad Vaaa-rtsa Sta.
FOR DEOIISTS
Present Congress Marks In'augu
i ration of Permanent Na- .
. . '. tional fOrganltatldn. . ; -
':'',': ,' jp' I' ':.?-:'. V'
UNION OF AMERICAN
PRACTITIONERS ASSURED
Convention . Cloaca ; Tonight .With
Pretentious Reception at Inside 1 nn
VTbere AU Deiegatee and Friends
- Will Be Elaborately Entertained. ;
Thla evening the greateat dental oon
graaa ever held in the weat will ,ba
brought to a clone, fcentlsts dealra that
the good work dona here be repeated, and
this morning authorised President Nor
rla C Cox to appoint a committee on
permanent organisation. Thla body, ia
enjoined with the duty of deviaing ways
and means whereby this congress may
be made perpetual,' or there may do
fixed plans for continuing a national
organisation with certain dates of eon-
ventiona. The committee, which Dr. Cox
will appoint, must consist of a represen
tative from each of tha eight atatea In
attendance at this congress. This com
mittee will sea about broadening the
work, and after conference with dentists
of tha nation will proceed with the form
ing of m permanent organisation. -
From the consensus of opinion ex-
and Clark1' dental oongreaa. It ta appar
ent that the profession is ready for
great thinga. and that tha lwla and
Clark' fair will In all probability go
down in hlatory as the Origin of the
permanent dental oongreaa , -
At the business meeting, which waa
held thla morning, resolutions of regret
were voted in honor of the late Dr. C I
Ooddard; who was one of the Brat com
mittee beginning the - congress work.
Other business waa routine.
Essays thla morning were by Dr. Crit
tenden Van Wyck of San Francisco, on
'Ether Spray aa an Obtudent and a
discourse by Dr. O. V. L Brown of Mil
waukee. The discussion on these papers
was opened by Dr. F. JU. PUtt of San
Francisco, and elicited general Interest.
This afternoon the', elinlca are" being
finished, there being several by eminent
workera present and along mechanical
linee by manufacturers of ' tools and
supplies' ' .-:!:,,""''.'.,-.''.. - -vi .
i nia evening mere win oe a reception
at the American Inn, for which Lib
eratl'a band will play and Parsons' or
chestra will furnish dancing nruslo. ,The
spread will be for members of tha) con
gressand their frlenda who holdrearda
which are being furbished by Secretary
General Chance Jhla afternoon. Mem
bers snd friends are admitted to the
fair grounds in the same manner. There
a assurance of an lmmenae throng at
the spread, and American Inn thia even
ing will entertain the largest gathering
of people yet assembled there. The. late
evening will be devoted to feUoitoua re
marka and general pleaauree. ' "
Tomorrow several or tne members
will depart, but many will remain and
make escuralons to thebeach snd points.
oi interest,. . -7, ,vv ..'
STEAMErTlrWICEFROfTri
-.v CANADA JO MEXICO
' (Bpselal Dispsteh ta Tke JeareaL) .
Montreal, Quebec, July 10. The new
Canadlaa-Mexlcan ateamahlp service
waa Inaugurated today, when the ateam
ahlp Cooraassle, subsidised by the Cana
dian -and Mexican governments. Bailed
from thla port for Mexico by way of Ha
vana Tha new aarvloe ia to ba main
tained by the JClder-Dempater company.
The contract or the company ealla for
a monthly service. The steamahlpa will
touch at Charlottetown, p. B. I.; Halt
fax. N. Si Havana, Cuba, and Progreeo,
Vera Cms. Tamploo and - one or two
other Mexican porta The winter, serv
ice will be operated direct from Halifax.
' It waa expected . that almultaneously
with tha establishment of the Atlantic
service a similsr steamahlp on the Pa
cifio ooaat between Vancouver and Msxl
ean'Paolfia porta would be Inaugurated,
The Mexican government, however, has
decided to- poatpone for the present the
establishment of such a eervtce.
axenraloa Slatis te arewwort.
The Southern Pacific company haa
placed on aale at all Portland offices
round trip tickets to Newport st rata
of t. limited to Ociober 10. 106, and
for ft Saturday to Monday tickata
Amnle hotel accommodatlona at reason
able rates are provided at this popular
resort. -', .'... . -'. :' v I - i X ' ;
BAY-STATE PROTESTS
ROYAL ARCANUM RATES
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Boston. July t. In Una with a slml
lar action taken In other atatea,' tne
MaasachUsetts grand council of the
Royal Arcanum met today and adopted
strong resolutions Of protest against the
action of the auprame council in ad
vancing tha insurance rates of the order.
Under ' tha constitution of the order It
a majority of tha grand eounclla peti
tion the auprame regent mat oraoiai win
be required to call a specie! meeting of
the auprame Council to reoonaiaer its
action. Should the auprame council thn
continue in ita refusal to rescind the
Increase In rates t Is considered prob
able that many members will withdraw
and unite In forming a new order-.--
NEGRO GIVEN REPRIEVE '
IN SHADOW OF GALLOWS
' ' (learaal SpeeUI servlcat -':
. Philadelphia. Pa, July to. This was
the date originally fixed for the hanging
of Joseph Gibson, who murdered John
Thomaa, tha old watchman of the Hous
ton club of tha Unlveratty ,of Pennsyl
vania, but Governor Pennypacker has
granted a stay In order to . allow -the
board of pardons to consider sn applica
tion for a commutation of the sentence
to life Impriaonmant. . -
Thnm.y manler waa ana of the blood
leat and moot brutal that haa ever been
Mnittaa in Philadelphia .The watch J
man detected Gibson la the set of rob
bing tbs building st night. wRereupon
Gibson set upon him with a hatchet and
beat the old man almost beyond reoogni.
tion. Gibson Is a Weat Indian negro,
and It Is asserted by hla counsel that he
la not mentally responsible. v-
v SvoUeS Ser eauvy.
Harriet Howard ftoe West Thirty,
fourth street. New Tork, st one time
bad her beauty spoiled with akin trouble.
tk. wrltea; Lad Salt Rbeum Of
Ecsema for years, but . nothing --would
cure it, until I uaed Bucklen s Arnlcs
Selvs." A quick and aura healer for
cuts, burns and eorea to. at Skldmore
Drug Co, 1.1 Third street.
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T-r.TBnestTtt the world fdf men. Broad statement but 4L
1 , literally true, They are. petter tailored and better: v
4! fitting ind more stylish appearing than any othef' : X
'' ".-malte of clothesiV If you'fe.not convinced after
'.1iook,.we.'dcdl,tvvant;you' bty. ;If the front oi r
: - COAT In any "CHESTERFIELD SUITP. BREAKS S '
or osei SHAPE in oneYEAR'S WEAR you get a'
t : ne vv Suit Frec'Thls is straightout proposition; 't
; No strings t It -Correct readyrtoput-on and wear
i Suits' priced from $19 to $3Sy It's our pleasure
to show them to you. !..; .;;u....'
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269-271 OlffiBOri STOEaT-
AiB s o Cut
U ) With No Strlngt
' Wf are going to give) away this SS0.0S Bis Oolam
aia Chraphophone abaotately free at our booth In the
Xaberai Arte sauoiatr oa uguav
IS, laoa. One of thoae prise win--1
nera. you know, at' the SJs. Xjoals
' Vatav CaU at our BxAiblt or at
- our Store for any Information. that
rf la" required . and Inspect the ana-
rt
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STORES IN, ALL. THB PRINQPAL. CITIES OT THB WORLIX "
Concerts at tha 'above address
Sar and Thuraday, M fw-sa,
sprai:ger says the sheep
WERE HEALTHY. : :
Denies Story of Beavertoft Pso-
pie That His Rrm Sold
Diseased Mutton -'
a. H Rrjranaer. of the firm of Hen-
rickson A Spranger of BeavertoJi. aUteS
that the chargee made that hla flrm
killed and placed on the . market, dis
eased sheep la falsa . v . -
"Wa have been gTsauy wrongeu n
this matter," Said Mr. spranger anie
morning.' "The people who made the
affidavits have a grudge againat ua snd
not one of the men waa In tha elaughter
house the day they etate fhey were there,
and we know It to be a fact that, some
of them were tnree mues away si urn
time. One of theae men la a bualneaa
rival of oura and hla treat howl Is a
clear case of Jealousy. .. k.
- "The eheep they are making such, a
hubbub eVer were all right In every
respect. ; I have been in tne ouicner
business for 10 yeara, and am aura that
I know a good mutton. when I Bee, ona
The sheep did not hava the scab nor
did they have - tuberculosis nor , any
kindred dlaeaaa I can prove t that . I
sold tha Delta to a Portland hide dealer.
and received -the highest market price
for them; thla In Itself Is enough to
prove that the ehaep did ot have the
scab." v ' '
Bute Food Inspector J. W. Bailey has
Investigated the chargee againat sprang
er and aayk tha aheep ahlpped to Port
lead, .were In a healthy condition. V 7
FIRE DAMAGES REFORM
SCHOOL At CHEHAUS
IgDedsl Dispatch to Tne Journal.!
Chehalla Waalu, July 10. Fire broke
out In the main building of the state re
form -school at 11 o'clock today and for
a time threatened 4o daatroy the entire
atructura Chehalls firemen went out
and by hard work, aaalatad by tha de
nartment at the school,, checked .the
Ths roof of the west end wss burned
out snd that portion damaged probably
to the extent of t MOO. During the work
of saving ths furnishings a boy Inmate
waa atruck on tha head by a flying
chair and badly hurt ,5 y . l v
' 1 11 .. V t
" ' (Speetal' IHsseteb ta Tk JearaaL)
Dallas, Or., July 10. The Dallaa peo
ple are loyal to tha Lewis and Clark
fair. . . They try to attend -the fair as
much, as poeetble, snd already there hss
been a great number of Dallas cltl
sens who hava been down to take in
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Attached
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Oramd Prlae Paris, 100.
IHrable Prlee , ZevJg,
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aarta Star Tstatre, SO-171 WaiaiahnSt
(ITI . 'vV'sshlngton street) avary
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' SrOTSUI ASTB SUBSOBTw.
FAZB SWATSS A.
THE COSMOS
S. U. Oov. Toarth aad Konrlsea ..
Now under the same management aa
f-The Calumet," centrally located. well
rurnianeo. . ; . ,,(.
One room, one person . . . .fl.00 per day
One room, two persons. .. .B1-50 per day
Family suites M-OO pe day
HOTEL SALTAIR
Oeatervflle, STottfe Beach.
Commanas Sne view of the ,'
Good Ashing. Excellent water.
Ocean.
Home
eooklng. Fish served dally.
.1.:
or panicuisra aaareaa ,
1"7
Long Beach P. Oa Wsshlngton.
tha alghta They all express themselves
as highly pleaaed with the fair, and
thay all 'have aome good, word for ths
Forestry and- Government buildings;- r.
7-V-' '- r atr n aia.--
.That la a big shoe sals now on at
Baron's Shoe Store, ttl Morrison, street.
The store Is to be entirely remodeled.
and the management- haa decided to
clear Its shelves as much as possible
before the carpenters; and plumbers are
put - to -work, henos - remarkable reduc
tions In prices have been' Inaugurated.
Persons who have read' the.flrnVa adver
ttaements and noted the n cures , at
which goods are sold, are willing to go
considerably out of their way te make
their purchases in that lively atora The
aale ia likely to last for eeveral days
yet, so that thoae who have not already
bought tnair. rootwear nave an oppor
tunity to embrace this chance to secure
the bargalna offered. - .
lawfoiiMin
ate. cicnzx, a. co.
ts run rtr-si, r ' fzszxttno
c:t SAL3 cyrr-Tc-zri. '
'if' ' " ; m..y, ,
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xre ca t:!) tsnicrrow ct
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whiiJe theV last.
Not more than two to a
; costomer. There' are
other bargains In the Car
pet ' Departingnt which
rc worth youf attention.
( COMPLETE HOUSEFUR-N
NISHER3 Whose Credit Price I
Is Just hs Same as CASK J
tke row rzzi rout ctan u toes
OUTFITTING
m WASniWGTON
worm Ajrn subsobvs.
Hotel fairmduht
rarssrtT-szxTX Ajro wssnra sts.
Opposite atala Satraaoe o UmU As s
., oiark exposition. v
Only nbsolutely flrepraof hotel ad. .
Joining- grounds, equipped with electrlo
telephonlo and Speolal telephonic oom-
: i . i . r ...... m TTnlfAriBM .
portera and bellboya at aU aeaira , at
gueaiv . service. -, .,. - ;.v -y ;
.V"
ltn F! n Ant Bnnmi
c SULTOS fXOS A AT AJTD VW.,
W. H. LATUM, General Manager. '
HotCaEstacaiia
'siriotxs sssoai osvhs SASXS Of
",vi ' TXM OLACXAKAS SIVZB.
;. M aOLSS FSOat ppTLum.
Kates ear day. ........... . .SJ-OO
Bstfie per week.,....n,.. ,.... It
gpeclsl ticket, tedadlag reaad trip .
,. tare ae aitwer .f I.TS
'Specisl ticket, laeludlag reaod tHp -
:. fiSe'sSi. 2J22Z,rh MS
rnsxr orrxos mat ass aibss sts.
-i -L.B. MARTINEZ Mgr.-rr
SSIAOADA, OtSOOaT.
Chtsop Beach, Seaside, pr. V
; Finest eummer resort In Oregon. - Tl
only hotel on the beach overlooking the
ocean.-' Sea foods a opeclalty. . Tha hotel
haa ' been rebuilt and newly ' furnished.
Hot salt batha Fins aurf bathing di
rectly in front of tha hoteL . Buiotly
Urst-clasa . Amer lem plan. , For terms
and" reservations address I 'DAN" l.i
MOORE, proprlstor. ' - '
Hotel Baton
Ceraer Kerriaaa aad Wert Fark SUasta
Has4eaiy farnlrted, elogaafl t aatpeea.
grtpreof. Sve .mlnotW.jrala. Iroia aaert eL
eaopplag and amlsess district, ell larre.
airy, eotstde rooms, steam keated. aleetiie
Hints, tlpseoe la sack eeartsMst, eta.
Larce efaers. loasflBg. anoklsg. . wrltlsc.
ladlas reeaptloa parlora sVoona rasartea
by auQ ar telepbeae.,-
yrivaa samaisna sieetrtialas aad ewaaienv
Robmt $I.OO tafS.oa m Da
. .ApeeUl KatM U Caaaeretal ilea, . 7
;-?.f.'V x'vu. kaa-sAtosv..',' '...0 '
raraierly e . Betat sWSpata. geasse.V
PALACB HOTEL,
Whether he goes by land
or sea, the traveler will find
It a delightful trip to Ban
Franotsoo, where he should
stop at ths .world-famed ',
iPakccIIotcI;-
and enjoy Ita many attrac
tive features. For . fuller
Information write to .the
Palepa or see '
': ... a srsssivr .'-A
at the Portland Informa
tion and Booklna; Agency,
Hotel Portland. . -
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Wtoit S;rlr.:s Cold
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Leaves Oregon City dally, except So
day, at :ltfa tn. Fare it. If. Oregon
City office next Soor to Oregon Water
power Co.'a depot. - ' , ' ' '
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tbe. rush Cbeahrlala Vnom
Weta. Bene Coln Onod Me
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Hotel TJoore
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