The Oregon daily journal., July 29, 1905, Page 2, Image 2

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- Over until Monday morning,'
proaeouttng attorney With
replied, the
a trace of
' Irritation In hi voice. ; .- , N .
- -"Very wall, let the cut so over until
' I o'clock Monday -.. moraine' .replied
Judge De Haven.
Starr's testimony la expected to be tha
- araa that ha cava on tha former trial,
i when ha stated that ha took up a tlmbar
-'. claim with tha deflnlta understanding
.', -thst It ahouia be. conveyed, to Wllllara-
! eon at Oaanar aa aoon a patent was
.-, issued. . .When asked whather, ha had
- - auch a contract with Cesner he ropllad
,;tbst he had. y.. ; , v'. iy. '"-. '
H , v1'" OXeary WUi tair.. '.'..
' ' Starr waa vary reluctant to testify
against tha defendant! and sspeclslly
'against his uncle, WlUlameon. Ha left
; Portland -a, week ago laat Wednesday
'evening and want to Eugene and thanoa
- by stage to McKsnsls's b rid re. - Aa aoon
- aa his abaanca was discovered of floors
wars sent. In pursuit of him by Sec rat
Bervlce Agent Bursa. Information was
' finally obtalnsd that Starr had'last been
seen at an Inn kept by John Cl-eery,
. and from thera had struck into tha
- mountains. " Burns had O'Laarjr brought
- down to Portland, wher ho was 'sub
jected to rlforou examination. Ha was
finally- forced to' confess that ha bad
advised' Starr to go Into hiding and had
.' suggested that he go to 0Learya ranch
until the trial waa over, Btarr. aoiea
on this advice. CLeary told the gov
, ornmont officials that he haa bean .
warm friend of Williamson for many
.. years and did not wish Starr to testify
sgaln against him.
'' c With the Information obtained from
. O'Laarr. who returned to the moun
' tains yesterday, Starr was found and
, rved with a subpoena.' Ho Is now OS
his way to Portland. It waa learned in
the eoureo-of the search that. In order
to throw the of) f oars off the scent Starr
'had sent, another man .over tbo route
which he would have traveled to reach
r .tlie.ranch whero ho Is employed, giving
a,rm nis own norse and lnatructtng mm
. to teir no ono or his own whereabouts.
, I - : '- . WllUs-ason on tha tHand. ,
- v " Congressman Williamson was tha first
.-; witness . called .this morning. - In ra
sponse to Judge Bennett's Questions ha
said that ho waa in Prlnsvills in June,
i 102, 1 and hs explained his contrary
testimony given - on tha - former trial.
The visit was made Just after the alec
" tlon, when he waa elected to -congress
. for the flrat time. Upon looking; over
.- Ms papers after the former trial he
- found evidence that he was In Prlne.
--villa in Jane, and ho produced a blU for
- long-distance telephone mesaages which
' he sent from Prinevllle to his wife at
.The Dallee. . -v :, . .-.. '" ..
'Jt had no Idea when t waa on the
r stand before that the visit was "of im
portance." said 'the witness. ' "When I
. Arst saw that hotel register with the
forged signature not forged; but writ-
elaa i waa ssapln-luus
but I now know that I waa la Prlne
vllls in June. Thera is no doubt about
' It; I was there."; . ..'-.
;.. . Mr. Heney remarked, sarcastically, "I
. , never had any doubt about it." and bs
prooeeded to question the witness as to
- hia statement that he had not regarded
r tha time of tha visit as of importanoa.
'He asked whether tha 'defendants had
not expected to make tha defense that
, Williamson was not In Prlnevtlle before
. the -timber locations were made, thare-
by ehowtng tht he could not have en
' tered; into tha alleged conspiracy, but
the Witness would not admit that this
' was . the case. , - -.-"-r: 4. -
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' Circuit JudssW. Bradahaw at Tha
tallaa teatlnad that ha-has known all
or tn darendantaf or a number of years
and- that their reputation for "truth,
veracity, honesty and integrity was
very good. Similar testimony, waa given
by O. H. La Pollette. Will WurUwelle'
and Percy Davis. Judge Do lis van had
ruled .that inasmuch aa the prosecution
did not propose- to attack the previous
. good charsctsr of tha defendants the de
fense would be restricted to four wit
nesses on this subject Ho also stated
that ho would Instruct tha jury that the
good character of defendants hsd been
stablished. Counsel for defense Were
not satisfied with thl however, ' and
offered to produce a number of. addi
tional ' witnesses. - The offer ' wss rs-
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Newberr. Oregon. Degree Team Woodmen of the World. Colonel Day Commandlnc.
The Woodmen of tha World will hold
a mammoth celebration or rour days,
commencing August I. ' Head Consul L
L Bosk of' Denver and several of tha
head officers from ths Jurisdiction will
bo present. As this will be the head
consuls first official visit to Oregon,
the general committee in charge .of ths
work, supported by the Is, 000 Neighbors
of the state, are preparing to give him
and his associate head officers a hearty
welcome. .-:. ' R : : - .
. Head Consul Boak will arrive on Wed
nesday, August z, and will bo met by
the general reeeptlon committee and as
sorted to tha Hotel Portland, where hs
will make his headquarters. Thursday,
August the , bead officers will be
JectedT by" the court and exception was
taken. " -' - " n -...'.'' "
Thla concluded the svldenes Tor " the
defsnso. Is rebuttal, ths prossoutlng at
tornev called to tha stand H. Gray, a
eattleman of Prlnevllle. He denied that
as ths reprssentatlve of the Cattlemen's
sasoclation hs hsd warned Geener or
Williamson in the spring of 1101 that
they must glv up- some lands which
they held and where they were graalag
their . --t- -.--v----
Mr. Henev demanded or me wiinaaa
who Was president Of tns sssociatiow in
101 and when objection waa mads by
tha defense he said sharply:, "Ws pro
pose to show tbst it was iM. R. Biggs."
Ths testimony . waa exciuueu, , uww-
sver, after a sharp donate.
James Ksenan of -Morrow Ksenan,
aheeoowners. whoso ranee adjoins that
of Williamson aY Geaneiv leatlfled that
in ths spring of 10 thsrs were dis
outes between the. herders of his firm
and thoss of Williamson Gssner over
the control of certain springs and water
courses, but aa hs admitted ho was not
present at these disputes the statement
was stricken out 'r'': -' ; '''.' ,
Weuhaasea Besiss Birgs gtatemaat
' TBUBaa B. lHUlHUSell. 1 luspovtUI vt
the general land affloa. related the' elr
cumstances of his interviews in Prlne
vllle wlth.M. R, Biggs when the wit
ness was -investigating ins regularity
of timber elalma Hs emphatically de
nied, making any statsmont to Biggs to
ths effect that Biggs wss "all right" and
that his claim would be recommended
for patent. Keuhauson flatly contra
dicted Biggs In several Important par
ticulars and his testimony wss con
firmed by that of Mrs. Neuhausen, who
followed him on tha witness stand. Both
testified that ths statement signed and
a worn .to by-Biggs in Prtnsvtlls was in
his exact language. v. :i
,Jn, telling of . his . eonvarsatioa - with
Biggs, Neuhausen said!'"'" '- f ,
i "Blsss lo7d ma that Gesner had come
to town aftid was scared, that hs had
rone like a scared - Jackrabblt back to
his ranch and had advised these people
to relinquish their elalma" .. 7 & ,
- Robert Spalding, a special agent, wss
ths last witness for ths prosecution. - He
said that hs had been directed to keep
watch of the movements of Dr. ' Ges
ner, and on the evening of July 11 ha
saw Gesner In closs conference with his
brother-in-law,.- Lswia, - who keeps a
Morrison street saloon, sad with John
Watkins, ono of the government's wtt
nessss. . The . testimony wss prssented
for the purpose or sustaining tbe
charge of the prosecuting attorney that
Oeansr had sought to influence a num
SHOULD CERTAINLY VIEW
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"BAILEY GATZERT"
the lips of our passengers. .
nnuwn trip i
, escorted about the city. The reception
committee will also meet an traina ana
escort the visiting nalghbora to. the
Woodmen headquartere. Tenth and
Washington streets. There will be a
grand parade, which will form at I
o'clock on ths. streets west of Tenth
to Fourteenth streets. '. At Porestsrs
hall tbo class initiation will tako place,
and, the following officers will psrform
the services: Past Consul Commander A.
W. Bchmala, Consul Commander 1 J. .4.
Jennings, Adviser Lieutenant Dr. P. A.
Roes. Banker T. J. Murphy, Clerk H. A.
Fredrich, Escort Charles Baqaette.
Watchman K. R. Raymond, Sentry J.
W. Booths, Managers Rogers, u.
Searls, H. F.'.ClaraV,-; 1 - . -
ber of the witnesses, and Spalding told
with detail of the length of time thst
ths defendsnt wss in conversation wnu
Lewis and with Watkins. V ' --
-- , - hssw and Cattle Was. -"'
Dr. 'Gesntr wsp subjected to a pro
tracted cross-exsmlnatlon yesterday
afternoon '.by Dlstriot uLttornay; Honey.
The alleged war between the cattlemen
and the shsepmsn In Crook county re
ceived much attention and it wss evi
dently the theory of ths prosecuting st
torney that Williamson A Geener were
striving to secure land not so muoh for
the purpoSs of protecting themselves
from cattlemen aa for tha purpose -of
crowding out competing shsepmen, Mr.
Heney demanded to know the name of
the men who. had threatened to kill
Williamson Gesnsrs sheep. Ths wit
ness replied in a tone of remonstranoai
"you don't - want tha -names- do you,
Mr. Heney r -
"I certainly do," was ths answer.
: "Joe Lister and J. H. Gray mads the
throats," said Oesnsr. . .-' .-.
' T011ed at Tow Jnag0at ;
After soms further questions about
the ahsep belonging to . Morrow and
Ksenan that ware killed In the vicinity
it Uiu Willlauisuu 1 silts. Hsusf HIIIIW'
ths witness by the abrupt question: .
"Weren't thoss sheep killed at your
InstlgstionT" ;v.; fr'-:' v ; r '
"Not -that I over- hoard of," replied
Geener with a smlla ; .. s , .
For ths purpose of showing that thsrs
wss little timber of value on the timber
claims on which Geener lent money Mr.
Heney desirsd to introduce in evidence
photographs of several of -'the elalma
Thjs, however, he was not permitted to
do, the court ruling that it mans no
difference whether thera vu-u Waa
not timber on the land. Heney urged
that tha qusstlon was of importanoa as
throwing light on the porpooo for which
Oaaner waa securing the- land and also
because the ontrymen must have known
that the timber was valuslsss. judge
Do Haven refused to modify his ruling,
however, and Mr. Heney psssed . the
photographs, with a smllSr tto the. de
fendants. A number of views had been
taken and . they seemed to demonstrate
clearly that ths lsnd bore put lltuo
timber.
Mr. Henev then drew from the witness
ths fact that his brother-in-law heaps a
aaloon on Morrison street and thst on
ssvsrsl oocaaiona Gesnsr had mat there
witnesses for ths government
iV Court tots in Testimony.
Though questioned closely Dr. Gesnsr
Insisted that , ha had not talked wun
these witnesses ss to ths testimony they
were to give. Finally Judge Bennett
THE
NOTE! v
Through steamers . for '
DaUes and . Way
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points leave daily (except
Sunday) 7 s. tn. Iron)
; Aider Street Dock. '- ;
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At 1:10 o'clock Friday exercises will
taks place in the Auditorium at ths
exposition. At S:I0 o'clock ths vUitlng
oompanlss of the Uniform Rahk of ths
Woodmen of the World will tako part
la ths competitive drills hi front of tha
Oregon Bute building. .At o'elook
there will also be competitive drills by
the local teams of Portland. At t:10
p. m. the Woodman will bias ths Trail.
Saturday tha Woodman of the . World
will hold exercised at tha, Oaks. ...
; Sunday, August , there . will bo an
excursion up tbV Columbia ' river to
Ladles island on the steamer Glenora
and bargo KllcklUt :
objected to further inquiry on this line
and Heney explained to'the oourti
"Their argumant Is .that the Incon
sistencies in ths statements of soma of
the witnesses is duo to. the fact that ths
win eases were up at my 'Office. My
argument -If-thst tho- inconsistencies
were duo to tho fact that tho witnesses
were Interviewed by Dr. Gesnsr." .
Tho court considered ths questions
proper and Gesnsr waa minutely In
terrogated aa to a number of supposed
Interviews, but hs insisted that on no
occasion had thsrs been more 'than an
ordinary exchange of greetings between
himself and ths wltnsssss. . .
Marion R. Biggs suoooeded Gesnsr en
the stand. His tsstlmony did not vary
materially from that which hs gave on
tho former- trial Tho Jurors smiled
when hs statad that he was "from Mis
souri" snd a still broader smile spread
over their faces 'When ho added ."I'm
from Pike county.- ' .
In telling of the timber locations' made
before him. Biggs said: - -
"I never supposed thst any of ths
sntrymen were violating tha law. It did
not enter my mind ' that any of them
could bo commuting perjury.' -.. -
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Tha-witness emphatically denied that
thsrs had been any conspiracy between
hlmsslf and hia . eodefsndsnta and de
clared that thsrs wss no understanding
between Oesnsr and hlmsslf, that hs wss
to -induce people to tako up . timber
elatme. To his knowledge no falsa affi
davit waa . mads before him "by any of
tho sntrymsn. Biggs emphatically de
clared that he did not at any time know
that Williamson was concerned in Oea
nor's loans to tho erttrymen, nor did he
have any talk with Williamson about
Umber claims exoapt when the oongreas
man came to bis office and said that hs
wss thinking of fUlng hlmsslf.
, Ths . witness swore that he never
caused a change to be made In the de
scription jn any application except at
the requeet ofTho applicant. . On rv
direct examination counsel for the de
fence saked , about a conversation be
tween Biggs' and Special Agent Neu
hsussn in 104, after ths latter had boon
Investigating timber claims. --
"Nsuhsusen said to me. These claims
era all right. Tou, will get-your claims
snd I wUl recommend them,'" testified
Biggs. ...--.
A broad smOo overspread the faces f
ths attorneys for the dsfsnss, snd Honey
retorted:' - -'.. i-i.
Xaugh If it amuses you. I enjoy it
as much aa yon do if that is what was
saldJS- -. - v -
The examination of Biggs covered a
wide range and In many particulars hs
flaUy contradicted the wltneaaea for the
prosecution. .
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DAYUCHT DOWN COLUMBIA
On ,"T. J. Potter," Queen, of River
V Boats Dont Miss It
"T. J. Potter" sella for Astoria and
North Beach as follows: Aug. 1. 1:11
m.; Aug. j, T:is s. ro.; Aug. g, t:io a.
m.: Aug. 4, t av m.: Aug. f. 11:11 a. m.
Don't fail to see ths lowsr Columbia
from decka of this magnificent boat.
Partloulara and O. R. A N. summer book
by asking C W. Stinger, city ticket
agent. Third and Washington Streets,
Portland. ; ' . ,
MADE MANIAC BY FIGHTK.B
DEATH IN OIL WELL
For Five Hours Rancher Strug-
gles Helplessly Up to Neck
- , in Petroleum. . :
". (Jeorsal Bpeeial Servtca) ''-
lioa Angeles, July It. For five hours
yesterday afternoon Gurads . Gomes, a
rancher, fought with death In a crude
oil sump hols In the dry. bed Of the
Los Angelss river, v When found at
o'clock last night he wss a maniac
Devoid "-of clothing, his body covered
with ort snd filth, hs was pulled out of
the hole, more dead than alivs. . '-
While crossing ths river tied early in
the afternoon Gomes, who? Is a stranger
In Los Angeles, cams upon ths sump
hols filled with rsfuas from ths oil
wells. Hs stepped boldly upon the sur
face, which had ths appearance of solid
ground, and In a moment hs was flound
ering helplessly. i His shrieks for hslp
were not heard and not until about t
o'clock In the 'evening waa he found by
Victor Reyne and Felix Dresser. - r t
-Physicians say Gomes' mind Is Ef
fected permanently. . i . ; -
BRITISH BALTIC CRUISE
AROUSES GERMAN ANGER
- -' (Jeorsal Special Service.)- ,
Berlin. July tl. The proposed, cruise
Of tha British Chsnnet fleet In the Bal
tic haa caused a great outcry through,
out jOerraany. Conservative newspapers
state tnat the order le on a par with
England's usual Intolerable Insolenoe.
The press olalms that ths Baltie muat
bo considered te he exclusively under
ths control of the country- bordering
on it, i and as Sweden. Denmark and
RaMla faordsr it thry have much to say
In the matter, and owing to their friend
llneea to Germany, the latter must be
considered mistress of the Baltie. .
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tc
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proauccs rooq rcmarKabie
Ttll CJTES H Jill IMS
TE3 Bll FflriitR -
Mrs. , Dantoff Ready , to Rot in
:C.PrionuyntiI , Celt Door
Clanged. ;
When shs refused to put up a bond of
II in tho police eourt this morning to
make sura of hsr appaaranoo Monday
on the charge of falling to pay her city
license for conducting- a small store on
First near Columbia street Mrs.- Ussls
Dantoff was ordered , imprisoned by
Judgs Cameron, -v --..'. r - . '
'Put me in prison If yon want to,
shs cried, "you may a;eep me there un
til 'I rot If you desire, but m nsvsr
put up any bond." - - - - -' '-"
Thla was at 11 o'clock. - Mrs. DantoB
was led away to a all by Bailiff Golta,
Ten minutes' later she sent the Judge
word she would like to see him. lamb
like in her demeanor, shs was again
taken into court, deposited $( and was
permitted to go-"" t' '
L largo number or merchants nave
noon srrsitjwl fnr nUttre-lgTtheir
lioensss. In tho paat theyhave heeh
notified to appear in eourt and many
have failed to do so. Hereafter all will
bo required to give, bonde whsnwar-
rants - are served.
. Licenses and tha costs of court, IS.BO
rn each case, were paid this morning
by the following merohants: P. J. New
berg. W. H. Leah, A. Llpman, IX V. Me
Klnnon. T. J. McHonry. Other casss
ra pootponed and more arrests are
threatened by the city lioenss collector.
Z' FATAL RI0T1NQ ; ; '
(ConUnued from Pago-Ona)
suppress all liberal sewipspera, bag
secured a fund from the esar Of l.ooo.
000 roubles for the purpose of subsl
dlilng friendly pspsrs. The Jewish 11b
ral organ Novosti has : been perma-
nentlr ausDsnded.
Admiral Blrlleff haa Issusd an edict
to the Black Sea fleet thst henceforth
capital punishment will Instantly fol
low any breach of discipline, .
Officials are being ssnt to each dis
trict to spread among; tha moujika ths
Story that tho semstvolsts are being
paid by Japan and that the esar will
soon give the people all the land they
want, but they must not follow ice lead
of the semstvoa . -
As a result of ths-recent conference
between the esar snd ths kaiser army
and navy orders given to Franca are to
bo canceled and transfsrredrto Germany,
PEACE ONLY ARMISTICEs
Baeataa vemera Take Bloomy Ylew ef
Oatoomo of Peace VearowAMona. ,
(Joaraal Special Service.) '
' 8t Petersburg, July Is, Ths Russ today,'-
referring to ' the 'Veto interview,
says: "Peace on the Jspsnsse terms 'ss
outlined by M. Bsto can only ho ' an
armistice," Tho paper see little chanoa
of the conference ending aueoessfully.
If Bsto states ths Jspsnsse posltlod cor
rectly. The Svlet continues to rail at
America's Is'ck of tsot in allowing the
visit of Tsft and Miss Roosevelt to
Japan,' "while the United States is host
of the peace plenipotentiary. ,
MAGAZINE. EXPLODES.
Japanese Flotilla Storms Alssaadrevak
.ana PowdeoXenso i XUown Tp. :
"' 'i ; (JearasI Special service.)
Toklo, July tl. The commander of
the flotilla dispatched to Kslset bay,
opposlto Alexandrovsk, reports thst a
landing was made July 24 near F1ek
man lighthouse, which wss deserted, but
ths storehouses were full of provisions.
Tho- flotilla --proceeded further- Into the
bay and waa fired on by the enemy who
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dendreff
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like a die-
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health
fare aad save
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pert of my scalp.
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Poeltfvelr reaeeves damdrsO. etoea
aair fallief , snace sees rcratsiai color va pir
etnoe Itrhlnc epomot.e Sae kelr arewta. Lai
BOe. bnttlee. drartleti'. Tekeaetblag wttbout
rsue Bay o. signature. Cut out aas alga tsia
Fr3C::pC;::r;:i;
race vo any or mitnwine; ern(gieie ana r
toe. bettle HelrbeiU and Ue. cake Herflot
jum k.1. .-a . ' V VkllA XT .
CO., i.werk. K. J., preaalS, tt 0o, aad this
dv. rm enep not gl.ea by dranlete wlih
eet this entire sdv. asd ftOe. foe Uelrseslta,
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W009AB9, OlAXOn a CO- Fourth
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ADGOLUTELY-PUEIB
Healthful cream
from
ablute ;puri
principle of every pbqnd of Royal -
-. m j. - - . v - - - a -
and twholesomencss.
bovai, aAKiNd rowota ooA ncw .vomc
were soon -silenced.' Subeequantly Are
broke-out 'in ths town and the insga
sine exploded ,v . r.,
;t ODESSA. PROTESTS. " ,
PewaaaMon of OrkhMe at Cwptwi -aisign
" " of TsWes in aWrathSTSj City.
tJoaraal Spaeial flervioe.)
, St. Petersburg, July It. deputaUon
of eitisans'from' Odessa arrived hare
today to implore the government to re
lease the city. from martial law. -The
eiUssns declare that the military regime
hsa brought on a reign of terror. Work
men are reduoed to poverty and trades),
men are losing heavily. It is expected
tho government will hood the petition.
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Trns Eminent Surgeon, Dr, Nioh
: v:!i .'" olas-Senn, -',.;;'. i
After several Voyages around the world,
pronounced his trip to- Tahiti the best
of aU, That tha passags waa a smooth
one, there, were beautiful rlvera and
mountains and unsurpaaaed troploal
scenery, and the naUvea kind and
friendly. ' The Mariposa sails for Tahiti
August , Reduoed rate for this voysga
111! round trip. Sand for circular, m
Market street,- Ban Francisco. .
to
JlsejB,
Walfls
placed on sals at Its Portland off loss
round trip tickets to Bhssta Springs st
a rata of I0. Beautiful, illustrated
pamphlets descriptive of this resort can
be secured from any. Southern Paclfle
agent . "
Get Out of tho
of taking a dailypse XoTfeliev coilsti7
patipn. ; This, means a daily injury to T
sensitive organs. v
.Get to the cause of the. trouble
Cure yotir
adltd Velrett by
Constipation Tablets
will cure the woVst case of constipation.
They ' make your digestive" organs do
their work regularlynaturallya; . !
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fwsi vsayeaaawst my vwH.tN .
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FOR SALE BY W00DARD, CLARKE A CO.
J. Sold byihtytA gT by Vn yard.
.New En Paint ectuaBy costs ku
qosllty gives mors iqosrt ysnls of
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Yea're wutlnc money whet) yoa
ptjadng yosf houte with low-priced
yyntxS'cbttp" paint u lor .New
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fhiit Lead a
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GIRL' SHOOTS HERSELF
TO ESCAPE PUNISHMENT.
XSpselal Dhpateh te The JoarnaL) .
. North Takima.- Wash, July t9
oause shs had- been, threatened iwlth
punlshmsnt for a trivial, offsnse. Klsle,
the It-year-old daugntor' of Mrsv J,- B.
Daugharty,'lahot and seriously Injured '
herself with a It-caliber , revolver yes.
tar day afternoon, The physicians think
shs may rscovaiy'.r - - " .,.
': Your .Fairilly .y . '
Should not fail to talcs a trip on the
beautiful, Willamette river to Oregon
City. A most delightful rid of two'
and a half hours for only ' 41 cents.
Boata leave foot of Taytor street t a. m.,
11:10 a. m. 1:10 p.-m. - Returning leave
Oregon, City 10 a. m 1:10 p. m M0
P .' . .-t.y' ' .
-- The Tavern' Musio. . : ,'
" All ths world loves good musts and all
the world loves good living. All the,
world can find both at tho Tavern, port
land's famous grill and cafe. Opposite
Oregonlan building. - 'Ladlaa annas tot '
Aldsr. -. . ,-'-... v ,
-, atsonrsion Bates to Vewpoit, r
The Southern Paolflo eorapaay h
plaaed ns sals st all " Partlsud ufflu
round trip tickets to Newport at rate
of it, limited to October 10. 1101. and
for tl 3sturday..to Monday tickets.
Ample hotel scoommod,Uons at reason
sble rate are provided St this popular '
resort. - - - ' '
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Constipation .;
thotej who know
cts.
CHASZ UTQ. (CO.
".Newhurrh, W.Y,
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te aie ths any emer. becauas its hiehf
eoverlhg tsrfsct and yetra of wtarlnii
).IH IWi. . , , ... , .. . A ,
per Painter, uv.' S40 fas his lahns'ta K .'
ptlnt, h costs as much aa etveflv
Era, but New Era worn abevt ; rwlee'l
ee. -U s-- - -a.. .-V
wi Vereltk mJmn Hatrm.y r ,: " " ".
Color Verks. Ostrsil. Mich, ' ' yi ,
FAZtTT AJTS TAM1II 00.
210 Front St.
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