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"GOVERNOR MEAD IS ' f !
f ORATOR OF THE 4 DAY
Vancouver: Hostesses Preside at Re-
' ception '- Irty the State Building,
! tWbich proves One of Events oil the
Social Season.,
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' : The attendance at the fair .to-.e
e : diy up to 11:10 o'clock, waa 10.- : d
e ' 129, not withstanding ; the stormy 4
vweotbor, -The- total, admissions . 4
id. yesterday war '21MU ..' '
, This la a apeclal day at the exposi
tion for Oregon's elster state, Wash
ington The ralnrreld"downJhe attend
na Somewhat ddrlng the foFenoon. but
there was no' lack at enthusiasm among
' 1 i.n V 1 ,1 I. - , 11 ' . 11 ill ii.l
' of
Mrs. J. R. Smie , , Hostess. y
.the hundreds who came. from Washing
ton to participate In the celebration. -.
. . At 1:30 o'clock this . afternoon, following-
a selection by the Administration
i band, Executive Commissioner B. John
1 son Called a large crowd to order In the
parlors of the spacious structure. -In
Iila introductory remarks Mr. Johnson
. expressed tha gratification of every eitt
en of Washington for tha many courte
ales shown- the people of that state by
the Lewis' and Clark fair management.
- r Dr. J. J. Bmlth.' president of tha Waah-
Ington atate com m Ira Ion, wa s oneVf tha
-tmportant'Jtpeake'ra of the day. .He told
: briefly pf the pert played by the ,com
: "mission in exploiting Washington at the
, fair and expressed himself, aa mora than
' t pleased with tba treatment accorded tha
,f state, , -J . .
j '1 An' address of welcome by Preajdent
A B. W. Goode followed an? an eloquent
t' response was made by Governor Albert
JS. Mead of Washington, v Tba final ora
tion was by T. D. Rockwell. -
tate this afternoon there was ' recep
tion in tha biillding. at which, tha Van
couver hostesses presided. :
By the "Square Deal"
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. DR. LYMAN - ABBOTT, from an inti- .
V.
i mate, viewpoint, ' JtellsjfiatLthei PrcsidentL;
stands for in the "square deal," what are
the three great elemetits of ht strength, etc.
V . ' ' r In, the 'October : '
Ladies' Home Journal
THE CURTIS
OiuTtliflTlD
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Vaas ear sV -c. , sV fcvsl I W "Sjr .
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Interest In . Livestock Display
. Continues , Unabated De- '4
' i . -;tpite etorms. .);'
In spite of tha driving rain today, vis
itors to tha- Lewis and Clark exposition
headed In a continual stream for tha
livestock show. Exhibitors are becom
ing mora surprised sack day as they
note tba Interest all take In- tha display.
' Tha ratn did not spoil tha effect of
tha paYSda of horses In the morning, nor
that of cattle In the afternoon. .Tha
grandstand was comfortably filled with
people, who ahowed. their appreciation
of tha parades. j
Many of tha exhibitors from the east
will begin to ship their anlmala Fri
day evening, and all day Saturday will
ba taken up with tha loading of cattle,
horses, sheep and goats. The greater
majority of the stock will ba displayed
at tha -Royal Livestock show at Kan
sas City' and the balance will ba shown
at tha Canadian National ahow at New
Westminster, B. C. , v. t ;'-". '
, Tha program ' for tomorrow and Fri
day will b-aa heretofore, tw parades
dally, with government bands.
Igorrotes Want Fine Weather. ;;
During" .tha ceremony - at v tha 1 Igor,
rffta r village yesterday afternoon de
signed by .' tha natives to bring fair
weather for Portland Day, all the tlma
tha unhulled rice- was-a!ng" charred
tha three chief a ware aljent Lut
night Inquiry waa made as to why thla
was tha caae. Chief Domingo aald that
In thla part of the ceremony no words
muBt . be - spoken, but that tha chiefs
were repeating to themselves the Igor
rote words, "Ma-kls-ais-kay 11-fo-o-mln-chl-kang-ka
ay fat-a-wa ta-a-yu
"Ton fogs, rise up rolling. Let ua have
good weather In. alt tha world. Hake
not the people poor." Tba petition to
Lu-ma-wlg will be concluded at 4:10
thla afternoon with a dog feast. : "l . 'y
MERE BOYS GUILTY - :'
OF SERIOUS CRIME
,p .;'.
' Guy and Grover Bmlth were arrested
at Bridal Vail last night by Deputy
Sheriff Bam Downey, charged with hav
ing committed a statutory crime, the
complaining - witness being Almlra
Shepperd, the 14 -year-old daughter of
George Shepperd, .. a farmer residing
near Bridal Veil. The Bmlth boys are
aged 1 and 14 years respectively. Both
admit their guilt, and 'will be sentenced
by 'Presiding Judge. Fraser tomorrow
moYnlng ? rz:z T v Tr-i.-j.-..-.- :
Downey atatea that when ha reached
Bridal Veil last night k score or more
of men were guarding the boys.
Shepperd bavlng threatened to kill
them., The boys were captured near
Multnomah.'., The boye resided, at IJ1
Eaat Thirty-sixth etreet. their father,
James F. Smith, being an expressman,
WILL REBUILD AT ONCE -
ALL BUILDINGS BURNED
"" "(pedal Dlneteh to Ska Josrnel.)- ''"
Spokana, Wash., Bept 17. The
wholesale dlstrtot burned over -yesterday
morning will be rebuilt Immedi
ately on a larger acale than formerly.
Dr. Thomas, owner of tha building oe-
eupted, by v-tha - jCudaby company,, wll
erect a three story structure to replace
tne two-story , nuneing aeetroyed. , C
H Weeke will build a four-story and
basement on tha alto if. the old three
story warehouse. '-. . .,.:
Occupants of the buildings are mak
ing arrangements to continue business
in new quarters. The possible loaa may
total f 275,000. ' The Insurance approx-
nmates I16S.000. ' '
Willamette Valley Development league
at Eugene next week. ' - . i
15 Cents at All News-Stands '
PUBLISHING CQMPANr
Captain Carter .Saye Famous
Capitalist Cave Hie Father- -InLaW
a Fortune. "
MONEY ALLEGED TO BE
LOOT FROM GOVERNMENT
Trying to Make Former Captain Dis
gorge Seven Hundred Thousand
' Doltat Which It Is Claimed la i
' Part of His Stealings. .
.' 1 (Joaroal SpeeUl Serrlee.) s
Chicago,, Sept. J7- Oberlln M. Carter,
the cashiered United Btates army cap
tain, who served five yeara at Leaven
worth military prison' for swindling the
government out of mora than J.000.0OO,
told Special Examiner Wyman today an
almost Incredible atory. of the gener
osity of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt
From March 14, 181. to January .
1896, Carter aald, Vanderbilt made six
gifts to . hU (Carter's) : father-in-law,
aggregating 1602,000. . ..'.. .
. On March 14. U9, Carter sagi that
he went with. Weatcott to the Grand
Central depot in - New York. Weatcott
went to Vanderbllt'a -private office,
Carter remained outside, whila tha rela
tive interviewed the multi-millionaire.
When Weatcott emerged, be went to the
hank , up to wn. Where Weatcott produced
a roll containing $12,400. On April 14
of the same . year Weatcott got 1 S!S,S60i
and on July 11 following $26,000.
- On September 11, lt4, according to
Carter, Vanderbilt, gave Weatcott $200,
000, Juno I of tba following year Weat
cott got a rom or IKO.OOO. All these
gifts. Carter says, were deposited to
Westcott's credit.
Special Examiner Erwin, who Is"" con
ducting tha case in which it Is sought
to compel Carter to disgorge $700,004
claimed aa part, of hla stealings, is in
clined to laugh at "Carter's atory. It le
stated that the dates on which the glfte
are said by Carter to have been) made,
are identical with tha datea on which
Carter, Gaynor and Greene divided the
loot which they obtained in their fraudu
lent dealing. The government clalme
Carter-a ahare of the plunder was de
posited to Westcott's account. -
ASKS RECEIVER FOR"
: LITTLE KANAWHA ROAD
(Josrsal Special Service.) ' '
Cincinnati. Ohio, Sept. 27. A . move
that will probably have an Important
afreet on the Gould-Ramsey fight for the
Wabash system wae made today by
John 6. Jonea, bolder of $100,000 worth
of stock la tha Little Kanawha proper
ties, who applied for a reoelver. The
hearing la aet for October 2. Ramsey
controls the Kanawha, which la aald to
be -the key of the' situation for entering
the Pittsburg terminals. The plaintiff
aaye that he takes no aide la the con
troversy, but wants to protect the etock-
holders during the tight.
- Open- Sid Oetebev 10.
, (Special Dimetcfc to The JoernaLt
Corvallis, Or., Sept, 17.-Bids for ma
terial for construction of tha mountain
water system for Corvallis were not
opened at the meeting held last night
for that purpose. Because the steel pipe
concerns had been delayed in securing
prices from eastern factories, their blda
were not In, and a postponement was
granted to allow this concern to bid. and
October "10 eat as a date for opening
bide both for material and for construc
tion of the plant.
PHIDVDELPHIA
I k- le.el-ik.J ; lu
17 A EL'.'Z.IEE "
Dr. Coe insists Competitors Ars
Clufflng and Trying to Shut '
" Out His tins. ' '
9Beeial Dimatdi ta Tka Joara.Lt
Vancouver, Wash., Bept. 27. The men
behind the Vancouver ft Suburban-street
railway, project are evidently getting
ready to take up the proposition to be
submitted by the city council on next
Monday evening. Yesterday a certified
check for 11,000, the" amount decided
upon as a guarantee by tha franchise
committee of the council, was aent to
J. U. Sugg, the local representative
front the Portland office. It le probable
that some modification will be aaked in
the time limit, "but otherwise it is
thought the company will accept the
franchise. It Is learned - that several
weeks ago a -preliminary survey was
made of the proposed route within the
city limits by men who at that tlma it
waa suppoeed were doing government
work. ,7 j , ,
Dr. H. W. Coe. promoter of the St
Helens runiic service, waa in Vancouver.
Mr. Cote has not told the local council
on whaf "streets he wishes' 'franchise;
It is stated that; no action wlU be taken
until be does. As bla - proposal - now
stands, if granted. It would permit him
to lay a streetcar track. on any street
in ine miy. -. -,..'''
IDAHO JUSTICE OF PEAGE
MAY BE ARRESTED
ChargsdtatHMIsapprq.
' prlatetfTundHrHssuinjf-1
. Licenses. :
(Special tMapateh te net fearaaLl '
Lewlston. Ida-.. Sent 27. The -prob-
able arreet of a north Idaho justice of
tha peace charged with tha misappro
priation of funds promises to bo a sen
satlpn soon to be sprung, by. the state
fish and game commlsalon. -The invc
tlgation has been completed by Deputy
Warden Harbaugh and a report of con
ditlons has been made to State Game
Warden Btevena. Mr.. Harbaugh recent
ly visited Kootenai county and aecured
from tha justice a receipt, instead of the
regular license authorised by the state
and with which' all persons authorised
to issue licenses are supplied. Upon
Inquiry ba was Informed that tha li
censes bad not arrived, but the records
at the postofflce show the justice to
have received the registered .. package
containing the licenses early In the ae
son. The investigation was made in
comnllance with orders issued by War.
den Stevens, and it Is expected criminal
proceedings will be commenced aa soon
aa the preliminary steps can na uuten.
s CAREFUL CENSUS
-""-r- (Continued from Page One.)
Increase indicated by the counting of
all insertions aa referred to therefore
furnish, with the 100 federal enumer
ation, tha three figures in a proportion
which when worked out Would give the
present population, or close estimate
thereof.
Tha proportion la: Tha Insertions of
1000- (40,400) are to tha federal enumer
ation of 100-(90.420) as tha Insertions
Of 1005 (72,(47) are to tha preaent pop
ulation, which gives K3.0S1 as the re
sult. - '
I . Other Ksaaa of Woof.
However, In order that there might
ba an even more accurate means em-
Dloved. Mrs. Clinton had expert dirao
tory workers take tha proof sheets of
the naw directory of 10S and actually
count tha names of individuals, taking
absolutely none of business firms or
societies. This count showed 04,482
names, to which la applied the universal
multiplication-ratio or giving, as
tha "copulation, ill, 200.
And then, after these figures - had
bn"compircym6Tiyr of
the ratio of increaae comae to hand in
the registration of school children in
the publlo schools, which this year show
an increase of between 2.000 and . 1. 000.
It is islaimed by some that the ratio of
five to one of school attendance may ba
applied. If it were: tha increased at
tendance would Indicate an Increaae in
population of front 10.000 to 11,000 in
one year; in other words, that Port
land's Increase in one year la between
10 and 71 per cent of that which As
sessor Slgler assigned for the entire
five yeara from 1000 to 1108.
The quarter year that baa elapsed
since the directory enumeration was
made early in July, would, according to
tha indicated rate of 1 growth, have
brought another 1.000 to 6,000 people
so that at thla time tha population of
Portland la not much If any under !,-
000.
These results, reached by tha scien
tific methods employed by experienced
directory workers, demonstrate the sllp
shod work -that was done ' by the as
sessor; work that, according to reporta
from Salem, and many countlea of Ore
gon, haa found ita counterpart In many
ether parte of the state. '
Oensna-Taklng Mo Xasy.
T will admit that tha 'taking of a
WnaualSoritreMy-Bkrgald-TeT
Clinton. 'It la no child's play; It calls
for exacting work, careful supervision,
and. as Important as anything else, for
solicitors in the field who do tha work.
."We do not retain In our employ any
person who ovincea a disposition to
slight his work. When the first lndlca
tton of this shows, we discharge him:
There are no political considerations to
bother ua, and we base Judgment of
one'e right to continue to earn his living
In the directory business on demon
strated efficiency. There ere regular
methods of checks and counter-checks.
and we have ways of ascertaining ex
actly whether or not our men are doing
careful work.-Therarln "tittle nentlment
about it; only results, and actual re
sults, count. . . .. .
It Is apparent, then, that present meth
ods employed by aaaessora aa a rale In
Oregon ro- not-satisfactory-- It la
equally true that the syatem of taking
tha state census Is wrong; that tha
statute does not provide for the proper
handling of the work. ,
However, It Is believed that the re
sults attained by the Polk directory peo
ple In correcting the deplorable impres
sion created by the assessor in hie slip
shod enumeration will serve to repair
the , wrong and that Portland will be
given eredlt for ita real growth.-
Ambassador Sana Xomtav
Berlin. Sept. 27 Oeorgs . L. Meyer,
tba American , ambassador to Russia,
sailed for home today by way of tha
North German Lloyd Una.' Ambaaaador
Meyer- has been granted an extended
leave of abeenoe- In order that be may
recunerata after bis arduoua duttee at
St.-. Petersburg in ; connection with the
settlement of peace between Russia and
-Jewelry
Tiffany & Co. have completed the installation" of : their;;!-1
business in their new building, Fifth Avenue at 37th Street',
New York - , -
Patrons will find many advantages; notably in greatly v
increased facilities for expeditious service and opportunities
for making selections under the most favorable conditions
Upon receipt of satisfactory references from any National v.
Bank or responsible business house, Tiffany, & Co. will send r .
oa4ipprwaLselections-from ,theirstockJo-anyipart oLthe
United States'" . ' ' ; ' ; . , .
.Tiffany' & Co.'s monthly announcements containing
descriptions and prices appear in all the leading magazines
"The Tiffany. 1905 Blue Book v;. ,
Second Editiona 492-page cataloguewithout pictures '
or cuts, but Ireplete ' with descriptions and'prices, sent free
up6rirequesf ': ; ,. r JJ
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PICKED UP IN A DAZED -CONDITION
IN SEATTLE
Special Dispatch to The Joaraal .
Seattle, Sept. 27. B. Fraaer of the
Morden, Manitoba, land offloa, waa
picked up on the streets this morning
In a dazed condition. He says he re
members nothing of how he got here.
He started for Portland and while at
Victoria he was Induced to take several
drinks and waa robbed of all his money.
That le the laat he remembere until
he came to himself at police headquar
ters In this city. - ' . : .
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AT THE THEATRES.
Belasco Offering.
The Belasco theatre atnrk company la offering
h nkrmm nf Pnrtl.n4 tha ftlnnfMt fatM
trtt wrltt.il "On the Qnlt" rn which Wll. I
11am Collier made bla groatret soeeeaa. It Is I
es for the whole week, inrlndlag mattoeas Sat
arday sod Sunday aad a Baoday algbt pertorrap
"The A Girl From Kay's Coming.
It, hnM bhImI Maidr. 'Tha Olrl Vrrtin
kay's," wlU ha tba attrartloa at the Mar
quam Grand tbaatra seat Monday and Tore-
day algbta, October a and s. wits a special
price aoatlM Tuaadar.' It la aa entartdning
play that tells a atralght story IntarpelatMl
with tunerol sambara. There are SO people
on Its salary Hat and It requires s empls ef
eare te transport its scenic effcete. The ad
vaare sale ot easts will open Friday stoning
at 10 e'ciocBV
- This Show at the Star. ;
LlCbsrdiadKlcharda iLtL
TtTactlre arnnber at lb. Rtf hair Tl BaaiJ
ef a splendid bill. The WblU Teal ahows some
very clever minie in me mi tie line, im
Stetson trio are good singers and dance grace
rally. Marie Sparrow captivates her andlance
with Irish anngs sad stories. Wilbur Is clever
an the wheel. .
. Leon at the Grand.
Perhape the greateet llfcMtoalet la the wnrM
le Lon. who Is the head e tha Grand Mil this
week. Wales and Llgon have a bright maaleal
aet; Durban and Conrteney ere totrodndng the
latest eaatera song kits, aad Walter Ptrry M
telling roany stories.
At the Lyric " ,
ETery one has heard "of the standard eld
drama. "Dr. J.krll and Mr. Hyde," bat many
have sever bad the opportunity ot wttneamng U.
Theae are offered the ebetce this weak et the
Lyric, wbere It Is being prodnced la s manner
that laevea nothing to be Seal red. There hi a
daily matinee ss ,wtU as two performances
nightly. .,:.. t
, , The Convict's Daughter."
One ef tne stellar attractions ef tba eaaaoa at
the Empire Is "The Convict's Daughter," a new,
original sensational melodrama by i. A. Treeer,
Jr. It is s play full of heart Interest and coe
tains uncommon scenle reallam. The escape of
an Innocent convict aa a freight tram la s
thrilling scans.. The engagement will dose te
algbt. ,
: , Baker Is Popular.
Any evening one may see the standing room
sign anng oat hi front ot the Baker theatre.
wbere the William Ideal Kxtravasansa company
le plarins. The sensation tnat that company baa
created fees earned the management to arraitse
for a special train so ss to give s regale pes
fonnance ea Saturday sight of this weak.
a "Sweet, Clover" at Empire.
The entertainment te be offered at tba Empire
for .three nlghte commencing Thoraday. Septem
ber 8H, will be the superb scenle production of
the four art comedy, "Sweet Clover." Tba
atmosphere of the play ano.es from the city to
the country, and both loralltiee are falthrnll
represented wits' Intelligent attention te realis
tic .details, - i , . .
May Irwin'a Matinee Tomorrow.
A apevtal matinee will bl 'lives tonvirmw
St 2:SO o'clock, when lolly May Irwla and her
excellent company will preaent her . efferves
cent comedy, "Mrs. Black la Back."
"Under 1 Southern Skies" ' Friday.
Tba advent of "tinder Sosthera galea" at
the Ma rqo am Grand theatre nest tVlday and
Ba tarda y sights. Ssptembe 2S and su. with s
populat-price matinee Satnrday, should be et
Interest" te tbearra-goera. The theme ef the
story Is tntereatlag aad the enmeay dellsbtral.
The enmpeny at large end the prod action le
carried. Intact ' Seats new an sale.
- May Irwin. Tonight at Warquam.
That lanah-Bcodnclng woaaan. May Irwla,
and kef eic.ll.nt company jsrlB. be the attrae.
Una St. the lferauam Grand thsatre tonight
and tomorrow night at S:30 e'clncs, when atie
will preernt her latest t sneresafal comedy,
"Mrs. Black I Bark." . a
WS'an. efllm. as. an.aaVlaS sSa,aaaa . aa.(
It 1UHT aV PUI1VI A Vtll aura. H'-
blague of Uie night, itching piles. I
Ointment cures, quickly and t
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CO.
Tiffany
7 Diamond and f Cue - MucRAarra
, Stsictlt RrrArtiai. 'No Aosim
' The Niw Store
and - Sllvjerware- Sent- Upon -
Co. always welcome a comparison of prices
Avenue : New'
. Fermtrlf at Um'om Squsr ' "!
FINSEN LIGHT CAUSES
MAN TO BECOME BLIND
: (Special Dtapatob e The JoarnaL) -Walla
Walla,, SVaah., Bept. 27.-rrour
hours' work ovsr a Flnsen light being
installed In a local magnetic Institute
caused I I Bolce, an electrician, to go
stone blind Sunday night The, man,
enduring the most agonising torture. Is
slowly recovering his eyesight Bolce
started for home about . 11 o'clock at
night after finishing his work. . When
about two blocks from his realdenco he
was horrified to And that he had become
totally blind. He made his way along
by following the fences and arrived
home -wrthout-injuryv- A physician-was
summoned who diagnosed the case as
paralysis of the optlo nerve. Treatment
Do You Eat
Do You Eat
Cm .
(LIQUID)
.- West Broadway, New Tore, Oet j. raoa.
Having been a aafferer from Dyspepsia for many jrsare. wtikinwwH
not yield to the treatment of terror si phyaktiaaa. I had bcoocao aknoat
convinced that Iwae destined to become a chronic invalid, whaa a friend
gave me a bottle of your core, and
i aseperation. nee navtng tne
surprise felt relief almost imroedintaly. nod could not now be trsftafail M
live without having a bottle in the houte. Very truly yoara, .. -
' f-; rr:"' ..." '"-.' i p. whitmaii. .
Are you willing to'bo helped and curexl? Then go to any
; druggist and get a bottle of rs .
Chase's Dyspepsia Cnro
; Take ip according to directions for three day, and if It
jjlLL doesnA benefit you go back to tha druggist and get your ,
- money without question or argument.
-SOc'tsd 51.00 Per Dcttla
THE CHASit M7C. CO., fOTVDUMII, fl. Y,
FOR SALE ' BY WOOD ARD. CLARKE ft CO.
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Approval
Yprk
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la gradually restoring the eyesight, at
though at will be some time before he
will fully recover. -
' 'emss"asaasessBsBssMBssessssBssssaaaBsBssn
Taka Advasreags af Side Trtp.
Holders of certain" Lewie and ClarH
tickets are entitled to fifteen-day one-,
fare tickets en tho Hither Pnelfle aa
far south aa Ashland. Partienlara by
asking at Third and Washington streets ;
Portland. s'
. L;2I etu 0. KeOoy Zs Killed. - '.'.
(Journal Special Brrlfe.y ""' '
Hood River. Or, Bept. 27. John C
McCoy, who resided in Portland for-It
years, while an engineer on the O. R.
N., was crushed to death at White
Salmon by falling under a sawlog yes
terday. At the time of bin death be was
a member of the sawmill firm of MoCoy
eV Thomas,
too Mcch?
too Foot? ;
daring one of my bevd speile I arted ft
leaat laitn rt, bt vary i
to saw
PAIffT IS ATI iriIU2''.T
Against decay In woods and metals. T
tooth ef time makes -little bead r J i
your premises are painted wl i
reliable painU aa we aurr'V. t
your fancy aa to colore r
are certain" to" f ..1 T :
ready mixed or la t -
f
neotlv. At any drug store, h c.
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