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1 D C J C 'DC L' J.L La.lii'iJ lj mm. mi Will J . a 1 ' 4 c - nr-; - llllllii 1 , ' Is Oi 1v 4 " , Unty QutJints Ksw EvUfsnc : ; '.' to Cacond ehjry-Trylnj ? " -Three A"td Coo--- spirators. CdCHHSSMArrS TBI? TO : Fill NEVILLE "POHTANT Hiii Stjr rWhU.Prtn"eri -.Wen ip ; eating lien on Claims There Taken ', to Indicate HU Knowledge of Their ; poingi--New Tactks fcr the De- -Ifenett la Second. TriaW.lL2l V I VI ' :'. It la apparent that In the eecond trial Of Congressman J. N. Wllllamaon,'' Dr. . Van Gaanar and Marion B, Blgga in -the federal court thera will ba aome Changs , in tha tactics of both prosecution and "J defense: ,,,. T . .-,.,. , ' : New avldanca haa been secured by tha - ' government which-' la expected tocon " nect Congressman -Wllllamaon atlll mora .strongly with tba alleged conspiracy, ' and patriot Attorney Heney announced yesterdey a change In hie theory of tha case--w hiefc -ma y -preve-of material mv portance. . That -there will also ba a - change in tha - Unea of tha dafanaa ' eeemed ' to ba foreshadowed by Judge " . Bennett'a openlnr addrcaa to tha Jury. ; Tha indictment chargaa that tha thraa J,:, defend nta conspired to procur several ," persona to acquire, v through perjury, tlmber'elftlnu- which wam 1a h con - veyt after ta tent had leaned.' to -WHUamson and Oeanaa. fin tha flrat ":, i trial tha proaecutlon proceeded on tha , ' '. theory . that tha perjury waa In tha ''' original application for- tha timber . ' . claims. Mr. Heney. Informed tba court V . yesterday that ha ' waa inclined, after -e atudylng the indictment, -tq tha theory mat me perjury 10 wnton it rererrea waa in tha final proof a. Whether tha court ; will accept this Interpretation of tha tn-i , dictment will ba determined after hear , Ing argumenta- of counsel, but If Mr. , Heneya view is adopted It will pre- , . aumably widen tha eoope of the evidence. and proofa which were Inadmissible on tha flrat trial may be admitted on tha Much Importance la attached by the : preseoution to tba dtacovery of the fact. , l- unknown when tha flrat trial wag In ' pragraaa, that WUluunaon waa In Prlne ' nUe from JanaTi to Si. 10. Juatatthe - time whan tha alleged conspiracy la aald xo nave naen tormeo. ii waa acinia ' time that Qeanea waa conaultlrg with . Blgga aa to - the legality of . loaning money ta enable. tba entrymen to take up- their claims,-and Bigg waa aeodlag . men to ueanar to locate land. Mr, Henay eowatdara that yWIHtaiaeow could et : . have been In . FrlBevtlla at thla - time without -balnaT ' fully . cognisant of . the . -plana of.oesner and Bigg. T- Irr-the forme trial the- dafanaa laid : much jjVesa-on the . war between the -cattlemen, and . the aheepmen and at first eought to Justify, tha actlona of m gerenaania on tne grauna- uur tneyi t- wera inarely --trying - ta protect- their, aheap range tram the aggressjooe -pf . ( tli featfle dwnara. But . tbla theory - nrared at yarlaaoa with the affidavits of the three defendants In filing on-timber -claims, all of them- having, sworn -that ; thay were taking, the, land -only for the timber.1- Mr. MeaeV waa -quick to take advantaga-of, tha- discrepancy and - the- guna or the oerenaants -were turnea Pagalnsl'-themaelTea. Statement!' made '- yesterday by. Judge Bennett 4a Ma open- . ;., ing addreaa 4a- tha Jury aaggeated that ; - t hare, will ba ahange of fron by tha -., defense" ad thai In the-prWant trfal comparatively tlKUa atreaar wtlUbal laid .". on' tha filed' between" tha. cattleman And n the eheepnaisera. - -i : !' - - - ' -.-' Presentation of evidence for the gov arnment wlll begin tomorrow morning. ; Opening argumenta to the Jury were made yesterday - by District - Attorney . Heney and Judge Bennett. , ' Xenayg gfta.taaaaat. J ' 'With a ' tborougn graap of the casa '; and with the Ji now ledge gained from tha '. -'. former trial of tha testimony to ba ex bected from each witness, Mr. Heney ra- , iated to the Jury what ha axpeota to : ' prove. He aald that the' defendanta .were charged With having entered Into - .- a conspiracy by which they expected to V-'- J-m-J KA5A"E AZA KSLKEJ-KISSECKE v -Only Neldn Qraduata on Pacific Coast , - .I,,..,.,..- . . Wa feel oonfident that every wan-bred , wosbm neartehse the) ... , t LAUDASLE A'.IITICTO APPEAR AS .-HAXSSCESKE CAN ; ' There la no denying the fact that paopie nonce (women a raoea, -ana tne handsome ones, unjust aa la tha discrim ination, are tnose who -nave tha admire. - tion-of the world. WE rin TXE WC'IAN WHOSE ; , . FACE IS -WPXLEO i And "weatetied" In lappearanoe. or who , menta of the phyelognomy. . She cannot retain the affection . of , her friends aa aha- would . , . . , ; IF IT.Z Xltt CEAUTIFUt v(iha may be handsome If aha will. We can take that marred and distorted . countenance and smooth and brighten It up an that It shall have tha mantle of comellnese autrnundlng It, and the at trantlona of girlhood will eupplant the ' fatigued and reptilelve appearaftea that haa we-e-hed ao-heavlly-upon her aad dened heart ' ' . .v Tha Bxpenae la little The JUamlW Are . Voaderfnl. tir i m t::u::s.c::::cr,E nss luni-n cneess or otner flianviir Lit S r - r- Vireet,1 a k, 1 lm? a' tiumber of persona to. anaka filing on timber cralme which were to ba turned over to Williamson and Gea ner aa eoon aa patented, the money ta prove up the elalraa velng advanced by the firm. It waa not necessary to prove that, -perjury . waa - jymunltted-l these filinga. although this would be shown; It waa enough to prove that the defend anta and tne entrymen knew that tha effidavtte wbiah. they must make In proving their clalma were false. . . : The government would not attempt to prove tne actual time and place when the oonarlraey waa formed, for that would be impossible, but It would ahow otroumatanoaa aatabllabjng beyond a rea sonable doubt that the conspiracy exist ed. and that- each of the defends ntg 414 someuiing to. aid in lt - .- "xou can t expect that these men whom $he defendanta -.procured, to . Hie timber claims-will ome up -here and flippantly acknowledge that they ' per jured themselves," aald Heney. "No man likes to admit that Ton will aee that their testimony la given reluctant ly end you. will scan It earefnllv. Tat aome of them will admit that they com mitted perjuryr and that they .had posi tive oontracta with Cleaner to aell their land to him aa Boon aa they got Detents. Cm. of these ,1a , Ernest Starr, a young man who was then and ia atlll In their employ,- a. nephew of the - defendant Wllllamaon. - And wa a hall ahow tha aama thing by other wltneaaea also." Aa to tha new evidence against WH Ilamaon, the district attorney aald: - " "We expeot to prove that on tha flrat trial Wllllamaon could' inot. recollect be ing in Prlnevllle between- April. 1102, and July, and -even after we showed Mm tba-hotel register of Jnne.lt with hla name In It he could not remember beinr there at that time. We ahall point put to you why. ha could pot re member. We ahall ahow by tha adnata- alona or Blgga that Geaner came to con ault Blgga about , this business aome weeks bso re tba filings wera made, which would ba at the very time when Wllllamaon reached Prlnevllle. And think wa ahall ahow that he came- to Prlnevllle for the very purpose of mak- I tng thla arrangement Wiliiamaon re mained in - Prlnevllle from Juno- is June 14. yet he could not remember, on tha former triad, that ha waa there." Mrs. VlXUaaaaoa's OlaJaa. ' The fact that Immediately after leav ing Prlnevllle-WllUamaont went to The Dalles, where his wife at -once flled a timber claim adjoining -tha. clalma of fDuhcait and ethr entry men located by Geaner, waa amphaaiaed by Heney. aa strong circumstance against tha con greaaman. . . . ...v t ,: ,. -- ' f By means of a plat the - proeedutlng attorney explained to the Jurora the no cation of the timber, claims Involved In the caaa and ahowed how Wllllamaon and Geaner . expected to secure protec tion for their aheap range by buying and leasing aurroundlng lends. : He told the story f the negotlatlona -with Duncan, Beard, Jonea and tha e thera who filed timber' clalma, of tha arrangement that Gesner should lend them the money awlth which to' prove up, of the Intervlewa with Blgga and .Wllllamaon. . He de clared that It waa lropoaslble.thst Blgga should not have known. tha purpose of the conspiracy and that - Williamson waa involved In it ---ji , - - j- "If wa make out caaa aa atrong as thus that' I have sutad ta you." aald Heney In conclusion, "we want a verdict of guilty at . your hande. If we do not do It, we do not wish you" to convict tbeae defendanta."! , . .. r . s.- Judge 'Bennett 7ihee, addressed the Jury In behalf of tha defense. .He dwelt at length on Aha good character of all of tha defendants, and then gave A -brief history of tha war between tha cattle men and the abeep raisers. .-The former had established , deadlines i which ware constantly chanced, and abeea which strayed -beyond the dead - Unea' .were alaughtared. u-;.,:,.,.v While the war waa at lta height the timber- erase arose and men urn from tha east by carloads to take up timber landa. It occurred to Geaner. - aald Judge ' Bennett' that If hla neighbors and friends would file on tha -lands tn the vicinity of bla sheep range 'it would he 'a good thing" for him. He- could leaaa or purchase from them and be could afford to- land them tha money with which to prove up, rather than to have atrangere and . outaidera file on the landa. ; ; --:-.. -. - gays Threata War Weed. ' Judge Bennett commented eharply on the metboda employed oy the govern ment -. to secure lta evidence. Special Agent Neuhauaen . had been aent to Prlnevllle to Interview wltneaaea whoae statements ware taken down la ahort- hand. Afterward - when the wltaeeeea oame - to Pertland these - atatementa "were stuck in their face and they were told to a wear to them.!' Covert threats of Indictment , and proaecutlna ware need, aald the attorney, by Burns and Neuhauaen. to Influence tba. testimony of witnesses. .-,, , -;. "Aa to tha new evidence In the posses sion of tha government ahowlng that William son waa Ja Prlnevllle from June IS -to Jane 14. Judge Bennett aald: "Wa wanted thla case postponed ao that wa could go up there and .look It 'up, but we were not allowed to do' It We will Investigate It aa well aa wa can and If Mr. Williamson finda that: ba waa mere at tnat time, na win coma rrankiy ana ten you so. He asa noth ing, to conceal. Ha la entirely frank and candid and haa nothing . to keep back. Mr. Heney makes , a great deal of thla matter, but It la ' of no lm portanca.-. When yon hear Mr. Wllllam aon yon will believe that ba speaks tba exact truth and that he would apeak tha exact truth even If he knew It would land him in the penlten'lvy." t. - An Moneet Xwytv ' Of Bfgga, the attorney declared that ha waa ao honest that there had never been a atam on hla reputation, "even though he la a lawyer." , Williamson's - career r waa -. briefly aketched and -judge Bennett concluded i "In n evil day en unlucky day for him -he waa ejected to congress. And now harried and hounded by theaa de tectives, 1 hurried from one trial to an other without time to get bla breath, be la harried lute a rabbit before tha doge." .A SCarks Wlaeda. rrom the Baltimore American, 'The absent-minded man waa .doing tha family marketing. - .' s eieing aoma good-loqklng bananaa, be askf-d; ' ' ' . - ' '.,"'.; "What l tha price of thoaeT! . . "Eight eenta a dosen," replied the ba nana vender. - "But I'll teU you what I II do," 'si Id the salesman, lowering his yoleA lat yo have If ,of 'it for dlme!" . . Iooking stealthily about to aee that no one observed thla exhibition of per tlaltty, the absent-minded men produced a dime and anrwked away with la fruit On tha way t home he began counting op hla gain by the dspL He found thai three aoialed a fourth ol a doaen. and 'that two centa equaled Then he klck.4blm Ctild Jdrmen Tackl th : C-mpj tnd Chutes nd Have , :.' J' : t a Joyous Time. ' ITS NICE SCMSTIMZS ; V--'-TO tZ Mi INVliSTICATOR Hue end Laughing Gallery Tickle tie DoLlcd Viaitorg .Who Went t6 '; See i'WhAt: ' Blanket ; Conceeaion t Should Be Worth -to 'Company, -v .t.- i -, . . K - - i - . - V. 'V ' . , . j 5 tlut itaembera of the city council vis ited the. OeJca last eight and Invest l' gated every attraction ia tba park. Among- tha -number- were A.-M.--Wllla, Goorge (. Shepherd and R, A. Preston of the license committee and ' W. T. Vaughn, George A, Dunning end A. G. Rushlight .- W. P. Keady of the Oregon Water Power ft Railway company had charge of the excursion and extended the councllmen and frtendn In, the party L$ha courtesy- of tha resort r- -r Hardly nad . the party entered the groundg when ' Councilman .Wills re marked that tha beet way to make aa Investlgatloa would ba . to experience a' practical - demonstration of tha -. at tractions. 'Av slide - down - the chutes waa auggeated but it waa with consider able peraugaiOR that Councilman Vaughn waa Induced to take the trip. -- After tba trip rhad ended. Councilman ' Dun ning aald 'that tha excitementmade him feel tike a boy once mora. ., ,-- . The Tavern and the reataurant were next-visited, after which the party waa escorted to - the r'twrnp-the-bumps,' where. Councilman WUla"waa tha. only member -who had eefflclent courage to brave tha slide. He managed to elide between tha large, bumps and landadT hla tee pounds eafeiy at tha bottom of tha incline without ' much damage. The dancing pavilion ' waa crowded with young folka and aa soon aa Councilman Vaughn entered be began to shuffle hla feet and remarked that the mualo himself. The laughing gallery, tha mass and . tha various other attractlona were visited and enjoyed. Councllmen Ruahlight and Preeton , www-tfce only members who observed strict propriety during- the yening.Thay- were accom nanied by their wives, while the others were -not'- - -,-. The object of the visit Waa to aettle the question of the ' amount r to be charged for tha blanket f ranchlss for whloh the management of the Oaks haa petitioned. , At the last meeting, of the council the -recommendation of tha li nens committee to grant the license for ISO a- quarter exclusive of the liquor iloenee waa rejected, as several members were of tbe opinion that the fee waa not auffloienUy Urge. All the membera ot tha- council who made the trip were of the opinion, that the Oaks waa good thing for the - community and that tSOe waa all the council ahould tax tha resort outside of tha liquor ll oenae. which to im a quarter. , -jt;- f -rir- DEEP .UYSTERY ; , , Six Tlioutand VoKt and torty-Rve-Foot1 Fall Fall to f.V ' That ' William , Moore, the. lineman whose body formed tbe medium through which passed .0 volte of electricity, le et alive ta of th mysteries pua allng to tha wiedlcaf fraternity." Many man have not survived tha ehoek Inci dent to receiving a carrent of the elec tric fluid one teeth aa atrong.. : ' ; Moore'a condition last night was -critical, though Good Samaritan hospital at taches expressed the opinion that he will probably recover. - Toutb. a good pby aiqua and a remarkable amount Of nerve and endurance are on bia aide In. the struggle agalnat death. Though Buffer ing Intense pain, be haa made no eota plaint and the only evidence of agony shown la In tha tense expression of hla featurea. ' - ' ' " ' 1 '- A careful examination by Dr. George T. Wilson, who la In attendance on Moore, ahowa that hla tajurtab are far more extenaive and serious than at flrat suppoeed. Both lege wera broken by the fall ba sustained, the left leg at tha hip and the right above tha knee. -The right Ida of bin body, bla left arm and shoul der and bla beck were badly burned by coming In contact with tha wires. f, Tha lineman eTell a distance of fully tt feet when he eama ln contaet with the wires, turning a aomeraault In the air and striking on hla aide. Tha phyalcans aay buck fU alona would have killed nine out of ton men. He waa fastsnlng a belt around tha pole to bold htm in po sition when bla arm touched the wires and caused bla body-to form a short' cir eult paralysing hla muscles and causing him to relax bia hold. ; Moore la unmarried and aged about Sft years. -He haa been tn tba employ of the company for aome time and. baa always been regarded as, an efficient and careful workman, -yv ,1 :( ' J A' INCUBATOR EXPLODES : ; : -'CAUSING SMALL FIRE '. Through the explosion of an Incubator lamp tba Incubator, brooder ,anotn a Shea In which they were Installed at HI Sandy road .ware destroyed by Are yea- terday afternoon. : A few doaen ehlckene wera burned to death. Tha property be longed to - B. H. Brunke, who estimate! hta lose at Ma. .v '.-'' .-").,'..' - About t o'clock laat night the-cottage of Tlh Ktrchenberger, at Fif th and Hooker streets, waa partly destroyed by. Are, Tba roof of tha house waa entirely con sumed, but nearly all tha eontenta wera saved. Tbe'damage ta tha building la estimated at ttee, covered by inaaranoe. ..An alarm from box 1 at I. o'clock called the department ie peoona , and Teyl or streets., Smoked waa visible but thera wae no sign of a Ore, and Captain Stokea of truck No. 1, after aa Inveeu ration, oVdered tha companies back te their nausea. . ' " ;v '.I ' . , - An alarm from automatlo box III called the entire department of the cen tral dlatrl-n. t trie Mit fc Frank com- pany's warehouse at Seventh and Taylor streets early tn the afternoon. No Are waa discovered. It Is auppoaed that tne heat of the day In aome way disarranged tha mechanism of tha boavand the alarm waa turned In. " v- . Iaa't It time that iaoldent of Speaker Cannon rubbing hla head with a piece of loo. err whatever t was, were dropped? It never was worth more' than a n va line mention-anyway. , . , ! . , For. years we have saif it and now raclidally all br the" highest scientific authorities aerce with us t;JPye strain is NQT, the re suit of headache. NOT the result otoneuralgia. NOT the 'result of nenraUs disorders'. It - Is the CAUSE of all these 'ills. - It fol lows therefore, that to'help the eyes is to help the health. 7 That is why "webrTer you the " exam ination and advice of our experts free of all .cost; ;:;v. A. Oregon Optical ;Ca Fourth and Yamhill Streets Y. M. C. A. Building.' ion m lei'jis CUE WEST He Wanted to Go as Far as a Past Would Carry Him and ;' r.S-f Journeyed to Seattle. ; ; J ACHIEVED POLrTICA! Vi NOTE AND FOUND FAME Wetbed Dishes in! Qeorcia)Reetar .' ant So He Might Study Law Do - cided New Country Was die Proper Place for Him and Proved It 'i Bll P. -Smith, editor of the Birming ham (Alabama) Dally News, who waa at- the- exposition yesterday, tbe guest of Secretary Henry E. Reed, tells how "Jim Ham"' Lewis, formerly noted aa tba eongresamaa from Waahington with lurid ed but finely groomed whlskera, chanced jo go to Seattle, whence he went to the national capital. -"The story eomee to me," said Mr Smith to a group of newspaper men yea tee dar-, . "from . Savannah, Georgia, end-lB-to-tbeeffeoA that JUewla oame to that, eity from the backwoods to study law under tha well-known firm : of Chariton"-. irwTirTtiay ware anon neya for the Central Hallway of Georgia, and, when tbe young man. bad gained 'aome proficiency lit tha law ha grew weary of tha aouth. One day ba want-to Colonel .Charlton with a re aueet for transportation to tha wast - -"Horn far do yon want to gar aakad the colonel. ' - - " 'Just aa far. aa I pan, answered Lewis. -, -v- t ., -, ' - "Colore! Charlton took', tha map ' of tha UnltedT Statea and discovered - that SeatUe waa the point farthest distant from Savannah,- io that ba procured transportation ta that city. - And that ia tha way Lewie went to Seattle.-,. The people in Savannah forgot all about him until-one day... thex read -In- the. -Aim-patchaa that a certain, congressman named Lewis from -Waahington had made a brilliant speech In the house, and, to their surprise, discovered that that It waa the young man who bad st a died law-wtth the- evannah law firm. ; - x ":: . f . .. , ' - "Lewla now la corporation counael for the city of Chicago and la credited with good chances to be aent to congress from bis district ot that city, which ia aafely Democratic, the . politico which ba professes. , The people of bla, former noma in ueorgia , now apeak of hla atrugglea to gain ao education in the law, by waahlng dlahea in a restaurant tn Savannah aa evidence of. good stuff in ma maasup. - "j v JIM HILL IS STEAMED Wjzi -FR0M HIDING PLACE One of the employes at the Northern Pacific ' terminal dock rushed lip ta Patrolman Evana last night and excited ly exclaimed that a man ba thought wae a thiet waa concealed under the dock. -The officer procured a torch and looked under tbe dock.- Thera squatted on tha ground contentedly munching a loaf af bread which he held in both hands waa Jim Hill,, tba ancient "drunk ami disorderly." ' . . -,'. - Jlm'a response waa .brief and painted. The policeman withdrew and looked around lor Instruments of battle. ' Sum moning an engineer be had him back his - locomotive up opposite the spot where Jim waa concealed. Then be asked In a load voice If the injectors were working and If thera waa plenty of hot " , in. wuiivn - v.- r . ,t "You bet." aald the eneinecr.. i ' i "Well, place tba pipe under the dock ana turn on tne steam,", aald Evana. By prearranged plan the engineer be gan working the Injeotora at a faat rate and a cloud of biasing steam spurted out out not unaer tne dock. - At thla Junc ture ld Jim came crawling eut on all tours. .- - i --...j-.. t -, , . - ; ;. ' 'Hello, where are yon golngr' Queried "0oUV: hny where-'' you amy," grunted ' He went to ' tne cty prleoa. : ; ; ' letters,fbo?tthe people '.v,'. Aaotloa Storea. , ." " Port la od. July !. To the Editor at The " Journal I deatre to call your at tention to an evil exlstlnfln .Portland and through you t hope to reach the proper . authorlttea ao that . they.,, may remedy thla evil. Thla la not an Indi vidual , complaint but and that J : have heard repeatedly made by .reputable merohanta of the eUy. It la In regard to tha auction aalea of Jewelry In small auction shop! of Portland. ' Some of theee establlahments- are operated by people who, have coma to Portland to take advantage of people who will come to the city during tha fair period. 1 have heard eomplalnte nearly every day of tricks worked by theaa shops on eirengere. : tpe of the trtcka (a ta knock ., - ft o iDo yoIj-r T-16 END SOON. DO YOU REALIZE .WHAT YOITMAY BE MISSING? Here 13 anusfrafiohirmandes ttr worth $1.25. He knows they are chea'p,'but passes on. -Two days later he" realites;. that ? I he needs some: .shirts arid , immediately;, nishestothe. . place where, h aw. the display, to'i purchase the bargains, only to find them sold out two days before.lTHIS STORE WILL ZZj-' CLOSED IN A SHORT TIME NOW,-ARE YOU GQINQ TO MISS THE BAROAH;-? on AH Wflsh Skif Kow ia tha time to wear Waah Sklrta and tha time to aava BtAUP tha : regular prion and all the) trouble of making. Materials duck crash, oottoa cheviot and Covert cloth. The (1.0ft gradea for 984i the ll.Se ; gradea for 91.19: the l.e gradea for 91.481 the- (4.00 gradea i.fos 9 1. OS. and tha 18.00 gradea for 9X48. .. . , ... . . iyrrTTTr" l5i Percale 7c v Black grounda with ' neat UtUe : white flguraa - and atrtpea. a Inches wide; regular llo grade, "now closing out for. i. ........ T CHildreri's v tli Nckt Llttlj WailtfSults for Summer ; X Tou can purchase theaa Neat, Clean Waah Dresses in- alaea from f . ' to 11 years for about coat of material. Save all the- trouble and bother ' of making them by purchasing tha ready-to-uae kind: TSo grades 884, ' $1.00 gradea 984; 1100 grades 81.48; .t)0 gradea fl.98i,.- MANY 1 Before purcbasUig that Bilk 8hirtwa1inuItr"Woor8ult. Skirt. Waist or anything ln Mualln Underwear, ba aura and call at tbla store and allow na to abow you tha grand values wa have on eele. We can pleaaa you and as tha aama time aava you money. SAUI rmiOZS OST SHJC WUTTU, 99.98 0 914.981 WOO& srOTTS, 96.68 TO 919.75. OM ABOVV XAXVi WOOIV bTZZBTS, 984 TO 90.98. OB AJiOUT Sill 9WCMX- linens Our stock of Table f Linen la in good eon - dltlon te supply your needs. We eave you ; all tha profit. - See tha valuee at, yard down to ' tha highest bidder watch which la fouad to be a key winder. When the purchaser objeeta, ba ia aakad to coma into tha atore and la ahowa a watch which the trlcksterai purport to be from If to lie in value and ia of fered one of theaa watobea from 111 to $10. These wa tehee are really worth only from f 10 to $11. 1 trust you wiU give thla letter your attention and in that 'way thla evil, whloh la pausing many persons to ba fleeced, will be called -to - tha attention of the license committee of the council and they wlH take- the proper, atepa to remedy thla evil.- v .- A SUBSCRIBER... ;Ba Waaeg e llVr Portland. July 11 To tha Kdltor af Th af (Hirilst aIBB X e)hOUa4e kttOW whether you are in a poaltlon to ex plain tha present attitude of both the district attorney and - tha aherlf f af Multnomah county, toward tha existing public nuisance In tha form at. pool selling at tne irvingion raceiracK. iou may perhapa give me some Information - Do they achsr ' i t-I there cavity. In one . or mors? , ' 'i---V-t'i', ," , ;-. '- i ',. -', , - -Ars some missinj so that Tyoa havd hollow cheeks and ypu don't mast'ekte . your ' : food? i y 1 VV . ,'-.. '. - ' Are they discolored ? - : Do they hurt when any. thing cold touche them? Are they soft; and break --.Mm) . , , ; ... w . Your Health and Shall t-Don't, keep- putting , off. from, matter. , "Som day yon wilt appreciate the force or these remar unless you consult- an . pert dentist at once. ; Call and se tis. We will examine , your teeth free of fharpre .ind t.I T . . ... w a w hi . " . . e a., .A .a a yoa juatwhatiS-Becaea vv e wiu guarantt e to extract any number ot teem whhoui , lag the slightest pain.". All of our work ii conducted carefully, scientifically and w.Jt a strict regard for the patient' feedings. 'v.Wc have the. largest ind best equipped offices tn t Northwester In active practice in-Portland since-1885. Reasonable fees. Prompt t: : " ALreIQei 11 yt :'' " .-.'.:'.' ' 'V ?2Ja OfSee Xontet " S a. as. ta p. m. tft ts Muit Move 7c.Qinghanii4c The ' Oeniilna - Amoekeag Apron Gingham, the kind that waabea and wears well; all you want at the closing out prioe of. ......44 QARMENTS AT HALF WAonr mi rmxou, 394 to 91.59. I - , ;.-r ! '. ' . . a. . I j. 1 . :j SCTtsa IcfllSJI 0 Cirrtsa SSttl-r'IIU z2ili. 51.90 IT DIDNT HURT A--BIX- la wkst mey ssy ef ear stettMOs. af ! dental week. We So werk tot yeepts" treat eat ef the etty nattily te ae(4 say ester. BTerrthlsg so ts Seta, Oaee evesiags and uadaa. Mala" tOW. . . WISE BROS., Dentists ' The falliag, eer.. Tamt Sat Waeslaitea, ' a. t. y.'wtss. amaasaaanaannaaaBl also aa' to "our msyor's"', attitude on the aama subject. It seems to Bit that a public nuisance (a a public nuisance, no matter where located, and aa much of . a menace to tha public morale whether to" IheTfeafTor the "Ctty-r "on the ouUklrU. Tours truly. ' - I 'W. R FECHHEtMEft. A Oollege Samw Idtotaka. " ' from Leveson-Gower's Bygone Tear a" Jowett enjoyed tha company of the Personal Appecrancc i'r;:' vv" ; I ; '; ' ' vm. m. m. wsxaxT 'C.Vs: I ,: J . n ,f . , ',.i- ' " " .. - ' T Receive Prompt Treatment ; - jnonth-to, month and perhaps year to year, this very imporUt Washington Street, Corner Seventh aa. te Cise p. aa-l Suaaya, t te L Hbisiwla erwear Our Unea in Hosiery and Summer ' Underwear are very complete. Moat -all tbe .popular prioea are nams4 and at A saving of About on third Ladlee- llo Boalhry for......... 4 lAdlaa too Hoslsry for...JV4 Ledlee' l(o Hosiery for....... 1E4 Children'a llo Hosiery for... 1X4 Children's 11 He Hoalery for....C4 Children'a l?o Hoalery for.....lC4 Ladles'. iTHe Vaate for. ..... .114 Ladlea lie Veata for.,..,....lT4 lAdlea llo VesU Tor.. ...... .234 All af onr $100 and 11.11 Spreadi. V- now only ................$1.4J All 'of our $1.00 Pine Cut-Corner Fringed Sreada for, only.fl.C. J COST 1 i- Shoes ; Ladles' Sunset Bhoea are now cloalng out for the very low price, palr..$ja.r;j Also a vary- nice Shea for women, waa fl.ee per pair; new I r. w. a. pretty women whom ba inrlted to I llol. but I -never beard of hla beThj love. One day ft young lady told bins would make her so happy If ba we marry her. . Upon which he assured i that be waa much touched by her poaal, but that ba could not entarta' aa he bad long given up all though matrimony. - She' hastened to ex. that aha waa engaged to aome one and that aha had only ventured a, him to perform the ceremony. - When you lauh, do yea expose U ImperfecJtloRS? i ;' If all o( your upper, teeth v are gone you should have eY-, ': ' It y oi hwe e sound tooth on each side we can build 4 bridge, then you won't need , a plate. : ' . VrV'i': V:.- A crown will save that tooth with the cavity, other- arteneSi jyan ejawltl 1afei4a ! v- T W w J WM WW, avWerwl " . Demand That T(:cv 3 : Spreads TEETC t 1 - . 1