The Oregon daily journal., August 09, 1905, Page 16, Image 16

TII3 OnZCOM 1 DAILY JOUniJAL, POaTLAIID. WEDNESDAY rEVZriKsO. ATJCU..T 0, 1 .1
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v:"--'-'''Five thousand four hundred miles by land and sea. .This is what The Journal pro-,
it" poises to give eight young ladies this coming ;-FebniiyVf
v ' '-"This tour will include' everything": worth seeing in'"' 1' v.v;;v-7-: 'C r'.:.? ,' ". ;'--V
: " TThe ''youni'ladeswul'beW'' 'guests "of The' Journal ' from ''the day they leave -,
. 'until they retunu .They will be entertained only at the best hotels; will travel only on .
the best appointed steamship lines and will have an opportunity to enjoy every pleasure
'f efca hU mso-mrWnt trio affords. !' -V''-'- -C-' r; - .. --V- .',,;:'.VVi.';''
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'.From the north, from the south, from the east "and. from the, west come tales -of
C great interest people are taking in the enrollment . . f 1 v-- - . ;
The enthusiasm of the youngs people bursts upon us like a pleasant summer breeze.
As each day goes by it brings bigger results, eachsucceeding dayis mightier than the(
one Detore. ,; r, : ; J . ;
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Vliy Kot De One ol Them?-Do It
CcsSiUcas cl The Jourid's Honolulu Tour Contest:
TXBaW Any young lady bvr II yr Of age
- may b nominated at any tlm n blank provided
' by the Journal, wjth tha endorsement of two waU
known cltlsen of tha district In which aha resides.
noon Thro Judge agreeable to tha dif
ferent candidate ehallb selected to officially
announca tha wlnnar In each dletrlct. ona young
lady to a chosen from each dlatrlct.
' r-TKXMB Aa In othea (lection, each dlatrlct
hall vot ' separately. Th vot in ona eannot
affect tha other- Mattera properly concerning
tha dlatrict will be Battled by tn wlahea of tha
majority. Tha winner fthall hart tha right to
; name a proxy If unable to attend heraelf.
- OPTM -Voting ' will commence Thursday,
-August I. 1905, and cloee Saturday,- December 10,
at S O'clock p. m, 1005. Coupon a muat be voted
' within aeren day after laaue.. Coupona cut from
tTba Dally Journal muat be neatly trimmed. All
coupona. whether alngle or apecial, muat bear tha
Jiame of tha candidate to M TOteJ 1 or- V '
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Ccspcas re Given ts Follows: ;
7. fUT Single coupona, cut - from .the-4ally;
paper,- are good for ona vote. Subaciiptlon to toe
Evening and 'Sunday Morning Journal, three
- month. I1.M, epeelal coupon of J 40 votea (paid
In advance). - Bubecrlptlon to Evening and Sun..
;- 4?v Morning Journal alx montha, '11.75, a apecial
- o-JVon of 250 votea pald In advance). Subacrlp
tlon to Tha Evening and'Sunday Morning Journal.
It montha. $7.6, a apecial coupon of 700 yotea
pl ajdvaeiaaii
iMimtAih 4a tlia FvMitnv and lundiv Morn.
tng Journal, three montha by mall. $1(0. A ape'
clal coupon of ISO votea (paid la advance). Sub
crlptlon to' The Evening and Sunday Morning
Journal, by - mall alx montha. 11.75. a apecial,
coupon of 1J0 votea (paid la advance). Subecrlp.
, tlon to The Evening and Sunday Morning Journal -by
mall 1 montha, 17.00, a apecial coupon of 700 -votea
(paid In advance). Semi-Weekly Journal.
11.50 a year, apecial coupon of 100 votea (paid In
advance), - . - -r .. .
' aUXTI-Coupona ahould be voted at the head,
quartera neareat you or mailed to the coupon de
partment of The Journal, or at any point named .
below. Votea will , be counted Tueedaya, Thura. :
daya and Saturday and tb total announced In
that day's paper. -, - - , ; , ' T
Any candidate withdrawing from-the conteat,
cannot have her vote counted .for another. -, ' t . -
-' Ceadqsxrters z& Vofiaj Pisces
' Tlrat: Dlatrlct Multnomah and'. Clackama
counUea. Voting Place, Coupon Department of
The, Journal Office. - . v; . '
- gecead BlatfrtcWUnlon, TTmatin and Wallow.
counties. ' . v"
Third PUtrtot Waaeo, Sherman, ailllam, Mor-
- row, Wheeler and Crook countiea. . ' - y
Voasth Piatt lot - Baker, Orant ' Hrney,? igd
Malheur countiea. ,",',:..
- Vtftk Platelet Columbia and Clataop countiea,
Oregon;- Klickitat. Cowllta, Clarke, Pacific, Wah
kiakum and Skamania countiea,, Washington, ; . K
Sixth OlstrloV Marlon, Linn and Lane counties. -SevwatkPItetoMhln
Tam-
Blarhtk Surtrlct Douglas, Coo. Curry,. Joseph. ,
in, Jackson,' Klamath and Lake counties, .
Coupon Free Hawaiian Trip
Honolulu, Hawallaa laUndg .
t vot. for.
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" Thls coupoa muat be voted on or before August 16, 105.
Any information re
gardlng condition of the
Honolulu tour should be.
addresaed to tha man-"
. agar of the" Contest De
partment of The Journal.
If Counting will be done on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and the standing of
the candidates announced to the public ... rs'.. - - - ; ; W
The most unpopular man In Mount
Tabor todax""ls the ' manager of the
local water company, who sTiut off tb
water at 1 o'clock yesterday and kept It
turned off until this morning. In thla
dry period the 11.600 residence of C W.
Davis at East- Anheny and West avenue
F12!IT F03 ESTATE LEFT TO
. ; - AH : ADOPTED SON .
JMrs. Dora B. Davis' Thousand-
Dollar Insurance Policy Is
i . Bone of Contention. .
,.',Tb. duty of an administrator I first
to gat, possession of all tha property of
the estate and next to pay the Just bill,
after which hs should render sn account
ing to tb court. . When this has been
don his . duty as administrator has
ended." ' .r.
v Bach was the decision of County Judge
Webeter after hearing the argument ef
the petition for a dissolution of adoption
proceedings in the matter of the guar
dianship of Tercy W. Kerf. a minor.
Dora. B. Davis had no near relatives
and waa residing with Mrs. - L. M. Parriah,
who was caring for the little Kerr boy
of the Boys' and Girls' Aid society. Mrs.
Davis took a liking ' to . the boy and
adopted him. Soon after she became HI
and died, but not before she had her
friend. 1 Mrs. Parriah,; - appointed . "-t-e
guardian of the boy. ' ,-
Hssel Brannon. Winnlfred and Lenore
Pain, cousins, and L. Butler, an uncle
We May Live
;tef:yvp
In the heart of aur friends and those
depending upon u for support, by a
membership In the ORDER OK WA8H
INGTON. The cost Is about one half
that of the ordinary. Inaurapc com pa -ntee,
and w plac Juat as much In our
benefit fund as these companies ; do;
lient-e our insurance Is Just as strong.
Hut not s rnt Of ours goes Slo graft
WK PROTECT OCR INSURED AT TfiE
' ALTfJIL COST OF -PROTECTION.
Write for particulars o . . , ; .
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-. V,' ., i, PertUad, Oregva. ,
of Mrs. Davis, filed a petition In the I
couniy court 10 nave n. n, unnr mv
pointed admmlstrator, and alleged that
Mrs. Davis left an estate of 14.000 or
more. A life Insurance policy -for 11,000,
willed to her adopted aoa, to provide for
his education. was,all she owned. ;
-The aiatinf relative filed a petition
through ths sdmlnlstrator to have tha
sdoptlon proceeding set ' aalde. but
Judae Webster ruled against them.
Mrs. Parriah Is deeply grieved over the I
notoriety she haa received rrom tne caae.
Mra. Davla went to "her 111 and friend
leas, she cared for her for montha and
her only remuneration waa a little old
fashioned furniture. The relative of
Mr. Davla accused her of Influencing
the sick woman to adopt tha. Kerr boy,
but she denies having had anything to
do with It. r - ..
OREGOli VILl BEKEFtT BY
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN
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Southern Pacific to Spend Hun
dred Thousand Dollars In Tell-:
''- ing of Scenes of Route.
Southern Oregon, -and In particular
ths Rogue River -valley, will receive
benefit XronTthe expenditure of tlOO.000
that I to be spent by the Southern
Pacific company lor exploitation of th
cenlc beauties of the line between
Portland and Los Angeles. ' Tb com
pany will begin, an -advertising cam
paign In the eastern magaslnes nsxt
November. ,;.- :;'. y r : '
It Is said th Southern Pacific, follow
ing tb exempt of more progressive
eastern railroad lines that have much
lesa attractions to advertise, will adopt
a policy Invading the eaat with adver
tisements concerning the many great
blessings with which nature haa en
dowed th Pacific' coast The railroads
have proved th efficacy of newspsper
knd "maanslne-advertising, They - are
convinced of the truth., of .th maxim
that "It pay to advertise a good thing."
The Southern Pacific has a good thing
In scenery all the way from Los An
geles to Portland. It traverses a coun
try that Is the most beautiful on the
globe. Its beautiful and fertile val
leys, and. the combination of fruitful
Vales and snow-capped peaks are th
most magnificent picture that ths hand
of nature has given te ths world.
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. Guess early snd often while Jou are
netting the Mellln's Pood sshlbtt In the
Agriculture building at the Lewis and
Cltrk eiposltlon. There Is an- charge
fnr gueaHlng and U Is a rather Interest
ing problem. 1100 will be given to the
one making th best guess. . . . s V '
WHAT IT HEAHS TO BE BIG
Over Three Million People Ar-
rived at Union Station
, ' . : Here In June. ; ' ' " K
' .The advantages of being a great rail
road terminal Is ahown by the records
ef tha-passenger, businea of Portland
for th loat fiscal year ending June SO.
It 1 estimated that during th year
:,050,I10 coach passengers and 160.000
Pullman passengers were hauled into
Portland. In th light of the figure
It I easier for. people to -understand
why Portland heeds mora - first-class
hotel accommodations. . . .:
A total of 127.614 cars were hauled
Into th union station, of which 71.51 1
wer in passenger, trajjis and 160,T0
were In freight trains. Allowing 10,000
for express cars, and another 10.000 for
Pullman, there remained 50,515 coaches.
Th grand, total of passengers arriving
at the union station approximate t
106,510. Calculating th freight t 45..
000 pound to th car. th freight
brought, to Portland by rail during th
year amountea to ii,zii tons. -
TEMPERANCE CONGRESS
: NEXT MONTH AT FAIR
Beginning September ' IS, four .days
will be 'devoted to a temperance con
gress at the fair. In which the Intercol
legist Association- of the Pacific coast,
the Antl-Baloon league, th W. C. T. U.,
tn Kpworm Lieague, ana kindred or
ganl sat Ions wll - tske part. An an
nouncement to thla affect was made last
night by L II. Amos st the publlo recep
tion given the Moltnomsh. County Pro
hibition alliance by Mr. and Mrs. B. Lee
Pa set. North Alblna. .
'Speech will be delivered by Clinton
N. Ijpward, the platform speaker., and
Johh St Johns may be In attendance
On the opening day an effort will be
mad to have , 2,000 chool children In
lin. i - ' -
"Some organisation have already se
lected the daya to b devoted to them,"
aid Mr. Amos. . "Th congress will b
a great f eatur,f th exposition
aaro Bturaio and Betara (07.50.
1 On August 14 and II th Great North
ern railway will- eiv.sxcurslpn tlckete
to Buffalo and return at rat of 511.50
fer th round trip," ticket good vis
Q rest Northern railway, returning aame
or any direct route, atopover allawad
on return trips limits sy eaat of
tua mi
Strange Disappearance of Promi
. . nent Russellville , Citlxen ' .
l;rf .Excites Anxiety. ; ; :
SEIZING" BUTCHERVKNIFE r.
LEAVES HOME IN -ANGER
Rancher Seems to Have Vaniahcd U
the . Denae . Undergrowth in the
Vicinity of His Farm JVithout Com
ing to the City. ;
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The tut aide erfles at The Jearsat la Is
the tore of Mrs, T. W. McK laser. WO Keel
Uarrleoa atreet. Telepbooe Baet .87. , , .
Th disappearance of J. P. Welbes," a
rancher Wvlng near Russellville, 'has so
alarmed his relatives and frlsnds that
searching parties will be organised to
scour the dense undergrowth between
hi horn and Montavllla. .- -'
On the the morning of July 11 welbes
quarreled with hi wife over hi young
oat son, and left the houae in a rag.
Later he , returned,' got 55 from
hi, wife, and taking a butoher-knlf
from th kitchen table aa he passed out.
started without a word of explanation
In the direction of Montavlllaryr
that time nothing ha been heard ' of
him, though a moat thorough aearch ha
been made In the lodgtng-houaea of Port
land and generally oy tne pone.
Th peculiar thing about the rase I
that th neareat neighbor to Welbes
did not see him going toward Monta
vllla' on. th morning he disappeared.
Several who were, working a boat their
homee assert 'positively that ha did not
pass oath main road to th villa, which
Is also tha only direct way. to th city.
Th feeling . I growing nmbng th
neighbor that trace ofJilm; will - be
found much nearer home thirn In the
Portland lodgtng-houaea, mtd several
have made a search on .their own ac
count - '.'..
'Welbes has been a' resident of the
county for many year ' and wss wall
known to - all th oldar resident of
Montavlll and th valley. - He Is be
tween 65 and 50 year of age, and of a
melancholy disposition - that kspt him
from mingling with his neighbors. . He
Is th owner of a good fruit and berry
ranch near Ruesellvllle and hi wlf and
ona. J, P. Welbes, Jr., and Victor Wel
bes, constituted hi family.'- V . -. .
ANOTHER OBJECT LESSON.
fcaok of Wstsr at jfout Tabor Oosta
; Suburb Xaadaom Beeldi
took fir and burned to th ground and
th cottag of C A. Thomaa wsa badly
damaged by th flame and waa saved
only thrdugh heroic work on the part of
tne Beiiwood company. Had not a well
and cistern been hsndy th Thomas cot
tage and - five adjoining house would
haXebeeneonsumedAan
eveu me iiisumcient .supply ok waisr 1
that la given by the locaNeyetem th
Davla residence' might bav been saved
with but slight loss. r ' ,
Thl -fm- th eecond object lesson In
th week aa to th need of fire protec
tion in Mount Tabor, and when th Push
club meets Monday night thsr will be
a gathering . of determined . property-
owner that will force om decided
action on the club and make a fight In
the eourta to compel the Mount Tabor
water company to aupply water at all
hours, or to get a chemical stationed in
the suburb until water can be secured.
- Th Mount Tabor Water company 1
th mum concern that sroused Monta
vllla to th state of revolt because 'of
an Insufficient supply, and th water for
th two suburbs comss from th on
small spring. , ' .. ' , - ; , '
OPPOSE INCORPORATION.'
BaMiBii5 for Pormatloa ef Town of
. MoatavWa Vet Tfasalmons.
.' Th proposition to Incorporate Monta
vlll will not com before the county
court unopposed, and probably a con
siderable number of the cltlsen of the
suburb will fight ths petition from dn
csus or another. Th petition for in
corporation have been In circulation for
sevsral daya and many signatures have
been aecured, but considerable oppoal
tlon ha also developed. One of the fac
tion that will fight Incorporation la
composed of those who desire annexa
tion to Portland, and believe thl can be
cured next year. Others object to th
Increased expense the move would en
tall on" the property-owner.'. The on
thing that I bringing th cltlsen to
gether Is th Isck of water and this ha
to a great extent served a a gravs for
all factional differences. It I known
that an abundant water aupply can b
secured by , digging , n the gravel bad
near' town, ana investor, stand ready to
Install, a water system when the town
1 Incorporated, ao that on -water com
pany can be given a monopoly, provided
It gives adequate aervice, and at pres
ent. If the.Jndlvlduel cltlsen could pre
sent franchlaes. they would agree to
any sort of a monopoly for an Indefinite
period providing only . that abundant
water waa secured. . . . .,.
LIGHT IN THE GLOOM.
S. John Will. Save Plenty or Mosey
w When Ts Skip Come la. , . "
St John sees flnsnclal light ahead.
and tn moat cneenui meeting tne eoun
ell hss held for soms tires was thst of
Monday night, when th new was given
out that the eonntv tax assessor hsd
discovered 51.250,000 of taxable prop.
erty In the town, which would give an
Incom of '511.500 next spring should
th maximum levy of 10 mills be levied
for local purposes. As . the town has
been getting along with about 5400
year from the tax levy thl news cheered
the council to the point where th mixed
bond question waa forgotten.. Mean-
hlle aome temporary relief must be
found'to t1d-th town over until th
new levy can be collected, and to" this
end th occupation tax ordinance as
proposed by the special committee was
read knd discussed. The ordinance la
practically tne earn a la tn on In
force in Portland, but the virion claasea
ar assessed .at a lower rate. It I th
expectation of the council to pea th
Ordinance In ' th Immediate future,
despite local protests but It Is prom
ised thst tns ordinance shall be effective
only long as .th town 1 hard pressed
for fund and shall be repealed 'wbtn
th amp) levy of 1005 Is available.. .. .1
TWO OFFICERS QUALlEY.
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Ouster prooeedlag Against St. John
Offlolala Ar Propped.
Proceedings to oust Marshal Hanks
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great assortment of
Wash
Suits
itv Buster Brown, 1; Sailor,
' Norfolk and alU the: lat
' i styles. Sizes Irxl
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$1.25
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$1.05
Stylish Shirts
Of Madras, Chambray and
other soft goods,' all Ihls
season's patterns ; 75c and
50c values, f or ,
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Cut,' fashioned and tailor
ed the same as custom-'
made clothes and costing,
one fourth of the price
' latest fahrlra.
$10
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UnacFivcar
Men's x Balbriggan. and
isiue Jersey Ribbed Un
derwear (regularly priced
at 50c and 35c This week
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When You See It In Our Ad. It's So
THIRDand
Oak Streets
TO MOUNT HOOD,
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O VISITOR to Portland should fail to vislt: Mount Hood '.
Cloud Cap Inn, unique and picturesque, stands on the ' X. ..-
northeastern slope of the mountain at an elevation of :,'-'.',;VV,'.?
6,800 'feet. - Comfortably furnished, with pine'loes blar- -' '
f 'r. ing in the huge fireplaces and with atable supplied with - v' ; p
-eeverythinghat a hungry visitor could wishr'the placeUa niost-in ., .
riting. Speciar round trip excursion rate $15, good' for 30 .days ; ;.' '';.,' -
f from Portland; includes rail and stage far'; lunch at Mount Hood- ; '.
Hotel (Hood River) ; two nights' lodging and five meals at Cloud . . , '
' Cap Inn, and returning lunch at Mount Hood Hotel Particulars V'
- and . R. & N. Summer Book' telling all about the trip by asking . t
:: at Thjrd and Washington btreets, Portland. -
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OTTtOM. TSXK9 k WASansrOTOaT . ,.
aTrmUTC FOBTTtAJTS. ."
C. W. STTNCEIX
City Tlektt Jtft O. H. ft. Co.
and Treaaurer t-Vafenrtne df-SETohns
hav beea dropped by the council and
city attorney, and . th appointment of
the marshal haa been reconfirmed. The
charge against Mr. Valentine waa that
he waa no longer a' property-owner in
the town and ao could not hold office.
At th time of making th complaint
gainst th treasurer Councllmsn . Ed
wards wss challenged by. the city at
torney on the same grounds, and hi
ease alone remain unsettled. Th other
officers have again purchased propssty,
but Mr. Edward haa not bought prop,
erty and hss not found It agreeable to
resign hi sa& In th council, even un
der th heavy pressure that ha been
brought to bear. The question will bs
settled at a special aesslen of th coun
cil Frtdsy evening. ' --. : c
FOREIGN CITIES WANT.
GIANT PANSY PLANTS
- Early In th spring of thl year 1,000
giant pansy plants were set out In th
sunken gardens of tha exposition. - At
the time the entire country was mads
awSrs of thl fact, and that th psnsles
were grown by a local florist and that
tney wer the, largest or tneir sort in
th world, '..'- . -! .
Sine than thoussnd of letters hav
been received by the exploitation depart
ment making Inquiries' concerning thee
plant and asking for seeds. Today a
letter wa received from W. John Rosa,
chief of th Table Bay harbor board.
Cap Town, South . Africa, asking for
seeds, asd another from Captain August
Ksller of Vienna. Austria. - -
In almost every Instance th writers
show remarkable Interest In things
American and particularly In th Iwl
and Clark exposition, and It la atated
that In every civilised country oa earth
NO RAIN NO PAIN
INICI3 TEETH
- Wo ar th fllacoverer and originat
or of th only rellabl and cleatlfl
ytm of Painless Dentlatry. W ex
tract, orown, fill and eleaa or treat teeth
absolutely without pain and guarantee
all work for fifteen yesrs. Our work
Is ths best, our prices the lowest eon,
slstent with first-class work.. -EXAM
INATION FREE.- Our plat gr unde
tectable from - th natural teeth and
ar guaranteed to flu .
SfLUNOS 004 7B Mid
OLD CROWNS..... 3.60 to
BRIDGE WORK S3.00 to
FULL SET NATURAL TEETH.
Ova fo Ira sla ess aatil a
vaalaga, .;
Boston Painless Dentists
001H atorrlM mu Op. Katsw a HhI
-mt rostoffloe. :
HOURS 5:50 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sun
day, 5:50 a. m. t 11:10 . m.
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th wonder of th exposition ar read
about, in th paper and discussed by
tb native. . . -
A lasv liver make a 1ar man. Bur.
dock Blood Bitter I the natural, never
falling remedy for a iaiy nvr
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Information call on or address H. Dick-
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