TUB OREGON DAILY ' JOUIUlAlJ. PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, 'oCTOSR 81. 1805.
SOLD 1I1S. FRIEND
FOR $2,500
' Cunliffe's Whereabouts Betrayed
" by Booh Companion for
, , Stated Sum of Money.
ninety thousand of f
Loot now recovered
Package of Ten Thousand Got
Through the Arrest of Express
Robber's Friend Currency Pound
in Package in Possession of Butler.
.' (Journal Special BarTlm.)
i Pittsburg. Fa.. 0t. 11 Ninety tlioua-
, and dollars of the 3101,0011 stolen by
.dward O. Cunltffe from the Adams
Express company her on October 9 has
been recovered despite the prisoner's
assertion that 20.000 had been de
stroyed by htm. The. authorttlea now
believe the remaining 310,000 will
eventually be found. -----
7 The recovery of a package containing
nearly 110.000 waa brought about
through the arreat of a friend of Cun
liffa'a. George Eiaenman.. After hla ar
reat It developed that - ha had given a
packago to another friend of bU a but
ler In the home, of a prominent family
of Black Rock. Eiaenman waa taken
there and the package, demanded of the
butler who waa Ignorant of Its value
until It waa opened by the officials.
, It now developa that Cunllffe's arreat
waa brought about through the treach
, ery of a, former friend nd acquaintance,
James Mlaaltt. Cunllffe arid Mlaaltt
-had been boon companions In Bristol.
Last Tueaday while Cunllffe waa stand'
lag in the Tremont hotel barroom Mia-
, silt came In and recognised htm. C'un-
llffe endeavored .to convince Mlssttt,
, that he wan mistaken and that they
had never met before. '
" Mlaaltt after leaving the' hotel In
quired the amount of the- reward for
Cunllffe's capture and the following
morning went to New York and con
ferred with the Plnkerton agency, fie
retimed to tell the whereabouts of Cun
..llffe until a written agreement waa
given him promising him 12,600 when
. Cunltffe was taken Into custody, should
hla story prove true. Cunllffe's arrest
followed and Mlasitt received the 12.600
. reward. .
WHAT A MVZ
Many People In Portland
Learning to Appreciate
What a blessing It la.
8ought" after by thouaand.' , . ' .
Portland la finding It out.
Many a miserable man la happy now.
, Nights of unrest, days of trouble.
. Any Itching akin disease means this.
Itching J-.les mean It. .' - "
Rciema ljust as bad, .gad Just as bad
to cur. :'( '.' ' ' '
But Doah's Ointment rellevea at once,
and cures all Itchiness of the skin. ,
A blessing to a suffering publlft
Here's Portland proof to- bail" Jir
statement. ieV
Mrs. U C. Heldleback. wife of U C.
Heidleback. carpenter, ! living at 125
Fourth afreet, says: - "In my experience
Doan's ointment la the beat remedy I
ever used for the complaints it is guar
anteed to care. It brought me almost
Immediate relief more than I ever ex
pected for I had been annoyed for a
year or more with uciung nemorrnoiaa,
which, although not serious, were very
annoying. Iv heard about Donna Olnt.
nient and got a box at a drug store. Its
use gave me the highest opinion of such
an effective remedy." '
For snle by all dealers. Price 60 cents.
Foster-Mtlburn Co., Buffalo. N. T., sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Xanb and
take no other.
PEI1SUIII1S 110
MWW
Diphtheria Prevalent ; In Some
X Suburbs arid Threatens
Several Others.
VAULTS AND CESSPOOLS
ABOUND IN DISTRICT
St Johns Prepares to Take Immedi
ate Action to Relieve Situation but
. City Districts Without Sewers
Must Await Action of Council.
Wife Sues for Divorce.
(Special DlepaNto Tb Journal.)
Eugene, Or.. Oct Jl. Mrs. Iila M.
' " Edy has sued Walter Edy, In the Lane
county circuit court, for divorce. Hhe
alleges that her husband at various
tlmea has knocked her down, dragged
her serosa the room and otherwise
abused her. He served 30 days. In the
j f (Jbnty jail not long ago for beating her.
They have a J -year-old" daughter whose
-custody -he (plaintiff asks for. They
were-married th ""Eugene December 29,
101. - -.'
STRIKE WINE SAUCE FROM
DINING CAR MEN
W. C. T. U. Delegates Have Pullman-Removed
From Train
Because of Cigar Smoke. V
(Journal Special Service. - - -Colorado
Springs, Col.." Oct 21. Five
hundred Women's Christian Tempo ranae
union delegates, who spent the day in
thrs city en route to the national con
vention at Voh Angeles," had stricken
from the dining car menu the wine
sauce marked thereon, and at Creston,
Iowa, while on their , way to Colorado
Spring the Pullman -..sleeper waa de
tached from the first section . of 10
coaches and another substituted because
soma ungullant man smoked a cigar In
the coach.
The troubles of the delegates were not
over after their arrival In this city. Two
colored delegates from Michigan, prob
ably the only two In the entire conven
tion of 1,000 members, were refused ac
commodation at the Alia Vista .hotel.
the. Women's Christian Temperance
at the hostflrlea of thl city
MA(GAZ
m
for JVOVEMVE'R
. Another Article by .
Mr. ROOSEVELT
A Wolf Hunt in Oklahoma
- Fully Illustrated from Photographs by Alexander
Lambert, M.D., and.W. Sloan Simpson.- -
.The beginning of
The Tides of Barriegat
The new serial by F.HOPKINSON SMITH
Illustrated by George Wright.. ,
The best story he has ever written.
Letters . Diaries of George Bancroft
Stirring descriptions of the "Frentrf Revolution of
', 1848 and pen pictures of many of the great men
of the time, c -. .-. .' , - - --. "- " "
. The End of The House of Mirth
By EDITH WHARTON
' liV ihe District Ey nelson llovd
Describing the work of the district political boss and
his part in winning elections. ,
;. Illustrated by'E. B. Child. sl
Ai Impressionist's New York.
By H. G. D WIGHT
With remarkable illustrations by Walter Jack
Duncan. Reproduced in colors. '
. . , 1 - - -. ... ;
The Hope for Labor Unions
" By J. LAURENCE LAUGHLIN
A timely discussion of present conditions and sug-
' geiitions toward a settlement of all labor troubles. .
Short Stories y
By Eleanor Stuevrt George S. Chappell. Elsie
. . 5inm&.ster.
Illustrations by F. C. Yohn. Ceortfe Wrhl, E. B.
Child, John Sloan, A. B. Wenzell May Wilson
Preston. ' ;
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
1 Trie $3.00 a or.
?5c. a Jiumhtr.
Charles Scrlbnor's Sons, New York
The eaa aide office of The Journal la Is the
tone ef 1. M. C. Miller, 3WU Itaat Murrtaua
atreat. , Ttleiiaaae Eaat S7b.
Sanitary conditions In the peninsular
suburba are pronounced bad by resident
physiclana there, and though 'some
measures of relief have been taken by
most or the families of this crowing
district the situation will not te really
a safe one until a thorough system of
sewers has been built, both In 8U Johns
and I'nlveralty Park.'
8t. Johns haa eacaped an epidemic be
cause of a campaign that haa been
waged there by buatness men and doc
tors. In which-the private cltlsen waa
urged to use lime and other disinfect
ants before the need of such action waB
shown by-an Tpldemte. The, town has
no sewera, and private cesspools, open
uljand pits do service tn both the
losldeiwe and bualness districts. Bt.
Johns. However, has a health officer who
sees that no refuse la allowed to decay
on the surface, and that private vaults
are properly attended. Ills activity, the
use of lime,' and the fact that most of
Bt Johns Is newly settled so that the
soU baa not as yet become saturated
with aewage, has prevented an epi
demic. The council fears, however, that
next year conditions will be much worse
and steps have been taken to build. a
large eewei-Tn Philadelphia' atreet run
ning from Jersey - street to the river
snd large enough to drain the business
district and the most thickly settled
portion of the residence part of town.
Plans for this' sewer have been pre
pared by the city engineer, the cost es
timated, and bids will be asked.
In University Park conditions are less
hopeful and aa the region must wait
until the city council takes action the
residents have little recourse.
Diphtheria haa been common during the
summer and was prevalent also last sea
son. Doctors who have Investigated aay
that the vaults of the peninsula have
been In use so long,, and so many of
them have been built, that the gravel
substratum ia permeated with sewage
until the whole tract on which Ports
mouth and University Park la built is
Infected with disease germs and can
union headquarters, and at the other Un, fce cleBn.ed. by the eatabllshment
local hotelB, the color line beJngdrawn lf tnoroasn ,ewer system. The por
ous nature of the soil will aid the dis
trict, once sewers are built, as a few
heavy ralna will remove the germs and
cleanse the earth, once the sewage la
cut off. '
IMPROVEMENTS DON'T HELP
44 Please Smile
Look Pleasant"
When a woman ayi "I Cm racked with
pain," the word "racked "recalls the days
when they stretched the tender bodies of
women on the rack with roue and pulley
until the very Joints cracked.
Fancy an attendant saying; to the tor.
tnred woman, "Pleas smile and loo
pleasant" , M . ,4. .
And yet the woman "racked with pain,"
Is expected to smile through her agony
and to make home happy, bha can t
do It. It Is against Nature, .V,,nr',f'
speaking, the racking pains of Ill-health
such as headache, backacha and "bearing-down
pains "are minted to dorwige
menta or disorders of the organs dis
tinctly feminine. When this condition
U removed the general health Is restored,
and with health comes back the smile of
happiness. , '
Any woman may regain her health at
home without offensive questionings or
examinations by the use of Dr. Plorce s
Favorite Prescription. Hick women may
consult Dr. Phrce, by letter, free ot
charge. ,Kuch letters are treated as
sacredly confidential.
It afford me pleasure to relate tne won
...I l. HuulllHlMUL Mil
rlally your 'FaTorlteTrwicripilon.'" writes
I s 11 utu is nrrr aswwuaw wv
derful merits of your great tneillclne tmptf
rlally rour 'FaTorlte Proscription.' - writes
U Box 283. "My wife has been using It for
ome time paM, bavins suffered severely
with hearlns-down- Dalna. K'blng in back.
nd msnyivtuer complalnU peculiar to
women. Hbe-waa very wean, rouiu oui
any heavy work or washing but can do all
kinds ot work now. Phe Is soon to become a
mother but we do not fear the relt (as
beretoforet, all due to your wonder-worker,
'r'avorite Preiicrlpthn.; , ..
" Your Pleasant fellets are also wortfc
many tlme their prli-e. I have urd then
for blllouKnens and stomach trouble, and
have found tbem to he all that you claim.
They are my tunstant companions one
iusmj. always aev
Olven away. ' The People's
Common Sense Medical Ad
vlwr is sent free on receipt
ot stamps to pay expense of
mailing nlv. 1 he book con
tains 1008 pages, over 700 Illus
trations ad several colored
plates, bend 21 one-cent
stamps for the paper-bound
book, or 81 attains for the
cloth hound. Address Dr.
B. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. T.
IrSS
CARIi OF THANKS
Bt. Johns Olttasna stay Irew Street la
Worse Tfcata Old.
A number of Bt. Johns cltlsens are
saying things about the council and ctty
engineer because of the Improvement
of Philadelphia street Those living on
this thoroughfare, which ia one of the
main streets of the town, petitioned for
the highway's improvement by grading,
building of walks and 4 partial macad
amising. New that the wark Is done
and the council wishes to collect for the
Improvement, the property owners ss
sert that the condition of ths street is
worse than It waa before, and that the
grading, which was done with a view to
making the climb easier, has Instead
resulted In a "Jump-oft" that makes the
street almost valueless. While th matter-was
being discussed It waa men
tioned that when Jersey street was Im
proved a blunder was made by the en
gineer that resulted In several of the
property-owners being left three feet
higher than their neighbors snd that
the grade had to be reestablished sev
eral times before a level was approxi
mated. .. .
MOTHER' CLUB MEETS."
Brooklyn, Orgaalaatlom Begins Star
School Season With Zlectlon.
The first Mothers' club meeting of
the new school year waa held in Brook
lyn yesterday and the reports of the
officers showed the club to be In pros
perous circumstances. Retiring presi
dent, Mrs. F. J. Wells, reported on the
work of the year. Mrs. Thomaa Luke,
past treasurer, showed that nearly $100
had been spent In Improving th school
grounds snd furnishing th rooms, and
the reports of other officers told of the
growth the club had experienced during
the year. , The following were elected
officers: Mrs. Thomaa Luke, presi
dent! Mrs. D. T. ftherrett. vice-president;
Mrs. Samuel Older, secretary; Mrs.
Buchanan, treasurer. 'The club has for
Its object the promotion of th Interests
of the Brooklyn school, the securing of
perfect understanding between parents
nd teachers- and In general th im
provement of the suburb.' At the
monthly meeting in November-plans for
the coming year will be outlined and
som special work taken up. '
WOULD BUY WATER SYSTEM.
Bstaeada Council rTpars to lawn
Bonds and Vttrehaa nan.
Estacada believes that It has reached
the eta ire of growth that' warrants th
town purchasing a' water plant and run
ning It for the benefit of the citizens.
The council at a meeting this week
passed resolutions preparatory to the
purchasing' of the plant, at present
owned by the Oregon Water Power com
pany. - Bonds for 110.000 will be Issued
by the municipality and I. 600 will b
expended In. purchasing the plant, th
remainder or tne money being uaea in
enlarging snd Improving It. Th coun
cil plans to do away with th present
pumping plant and to make th aystem
a aravlty on, water being taken from I I
la spilug nil Tne hillside and brought
through a large main to th distributing
station.
HELD UP BY" POLICE. .
Tired TSatr-tor Delay KDf u
Boor Wall Coadncto Bxplalaa.
riv carlcade of sleepy theatre-goers
from . th east side were delayed about
midnight last night by half a dosen
sturdy policemen who held up traffic on
Second street while a conductor . was
haled Into the chiefs office. Conductor
Thomas of a. Lower Alblna car earlier
In the evening ejected a. psesenger who
had becom abualva-and' mad himself
Th following 4f on of th' many In
dorsements that have come to our notice
regarding the success with which Pro
fessor J.- Friedman, th well-known ex
pert masseur, B26 Chamber of Commerce
building, treats his patients.
Portland, Or.. Sept 11, 1906.--Prof. J.
Friedman Dear Sir;. Gladly yielding to
your request for a short testimonial, I
beg to say that for the past 10 years I
had been a great sufferer, from rheuma
tism. I had tried all kinds of medicine
and medical treatment, had tried hot
springs here and In Europe, but never
got any cure or lasting relief. On Janu
ary last r commenced taking treatment
from you. I was then so sick that I
waa unable to sleep. I wss a totsl
cripple, out of shape, and -li pain con
stantly. 1 After a week of your cupping
and massage snd general treatment I no
ticed a great Improvement, - which, - by
keeping to your treatment haa resulted
In what I call a cornplete cure. For the
past fv months I have never had any
pain, the first experience of th kind
for me In 10 years. 1 most heartily ree
ommand your treatment to U. martyrs
to rheumatism. Tours very truly, J.
CHRISTEN8EN, O. K. Coffee House,
161 First street.
generally unpleasant to the women on
th car and the conductor. In putting
th man off Thomas managed to break
a window with the fellow' head and th
belligerent waa more or lss damaged.
A couple of trips later, aa the L car
was buszlng along Second street, it was
stopped before the police station snd
half a dosen policemen conducted
Thomas before the night captain, the
man who had been put off having ap
peared and lodged a complaint
It took nearly half an hour to tin
tangle the difficulty and meanwhile
Woodlawn cars came and stopped where
the L car waa blocking 'th track: St.
Johns contributed a double load. Upper
AiDina noa some more people - who
wanted to go home, and another L car
wandered along and stopped. It was
nearly 1 o'clock when the various cars
reached the end of their lines and the
last tired passenger found his front
gate.
SAYS PATRIOTS TODAY
ARE STEEPED IN WHISKEY
--- (Journal flnerlal Service.)
Spokane, Wash.. Oct 21. Rev. James
Edmonds of Portland created a sensa
tion In an addreas delivered before th
Washington and North Idaho Baptlat
convention in this city last night. In
the course ox his remarks he said:
"An educational, conscience would
revolutionize our present method of
teaching patriotism by means of martial
songs and parades. To shoulder a gtin
and go out and shoot somebody Is now
held to be th acm of patriotism.
"And w hold up veterans who com
back and dissipate themselves with
drink and riotous living aa the model of
patriotism when they march In proces-
slon. . My -father was. a soldier. in th
civil war, but th day has gone past
when I will ' hurrah for a parade ot
veterans steeped In tobacco and whis
key." '
HAYJ
Kmmpm You Looking Young
Always wstures youthful eolof tn gray or
n-a nair. ntope aalr railing. ixwiiiTtlJ
ni.a Sauaiiiir. . tlfb-claaa llr f rower
dressing, saeplog balr soft gin?. Ioiarl
ant Does sot nll skis or liars. Tbla
Oreat Hair rood.aMed brRARFIXaBOAP,
btalt Sralp, kills daodmlf germs, amps
liming, pninmH aaesrowis. ..jusrae ove.
sotth, Iraaclst;. Take Bathing without
rmr ilndtHr..
Frsa Snin flffor ferSHe.Cak
wvup viibl HARFIA SOAP.
IfO. this, rake to any ef following drag
(lata, as, art tor. bottle Hairkealib and
jr cake R arena MVillcated: Sna. both for
tor.; regalar price T&c. or srat br 1'hllo
Bar Co.. Newark. M. I., piepeld, for SOe.
and tbla adv.
rrea snap set given byfrartiets wttheaf
tbla estlre adv. and SOe, for lialrsealta.
Nasi.....
Address
WOODABS, CX.ABZB gj CO Vewtt
; aa Waaistom ma. ,
sV . 1
HAWAIIAN U UT
jr-" rrrT n j i i i 1 ir i r i y jr-" mt :im v-waHmr'mm-r' j
4
;K
;. ' '? -' n -y --,',; '
:::. v. . V-
is-
?r'r' n j
;f 4 j, ... ,
e., ' -
i
, n " -v ,
ssa-stfia I' ai'"ls
A TYPICAU HOME OF THE NATIVES OP HAWAII
. HERE IS THE WAY THEY STAND
Votes received up to Friday evening inThe Jottrnal'' Hawaiian Trip
CONDITIONS
Of The Journal v
Hawaiian Tonr
CONTEST-
intST Any yoang lady ever IS year
ef as may be nominated at say tint a
blanks provided by Tb Journal, with the
Monrs.rn.nt of two wall-ksows citlsaas.
ot the dlatrict Id which aia resides.
SZOOVD Three ladges sgreesbl to the
different eandJdatss shall be selected to
orftrlally ansoane the winner la each dkv
- trtct"OM yosng lady to be Tehtses fresi
arb dlatrict.
TKIXS As 'la ethw eleetlons, each dls.
trlrt.ahall vote separately. Tbe vote via
one cannot affect ths other. - blatter neon.
erly concerning the district will 'je settled
1 by the wishes ef tb maorltj. Tbe wta.
aer shall have tb rtgbt to aasM a proxy,
lf nnabla to attand beraelf... ,
" TOIXaTH Voting will eMnaMoes Thar,
day. Aoimat 1, 106. 'and dose Batsrdar.
Dmmbci SO, at S o'clock p. av.
Oonpoas nest ba voted wlthla sevea day
after Isaaa. Conpona pat from the Dally
Joarnil winnt be ssatly trimmed. All
eon pone, whrther single or apertil. most bear
tb same ef tb cssdtdat ba be voted '-
DIBTKICT 0. I.
Mlaa Minnie S. Plillllna. dennty rlerk rlrnilt court ...
Mlaa Kallle Madlaan.. olils. Wurtman A King atore ...
.Mlaa Hadle Wlnlerniantle, flty ly Worksr.Tr-.vsr:".
...nwa j.nra Haiy. hii ran Kalafl atreel..
ToUI Vot.
.....VJ.IW
-rrrrrrrft.ns-
M.im
4.1.4-CI
"Mlaa lirvlibra Knrth. trlndione otierarnr Portland Imtel .....3A,7-T
Mlaa Until Lee. rndnraml tr Pnlvraieil Tradra Council S4,;
hllaa IV-a Wianm. 210 East Thlrtl.lU atreat ...2T.H47
allaa llrnrlella Wlnklenian, 407 Kaal (Wk atraet .j,..... ........... .i7. 1114
Mlaa Marsaret Hinltli. MM Williams arenue -.vvr;.. r; .".'.'. ..,.. ........... .3.1.473
,Sal K.lllh Bern, 2411 Rtark alrn-t ...l!4.8t.-,
Mlaa tura Iierhralilre, mno Water atrvet ..2I.H4H
Mlaa Ihifibla Olaun. UN Ivy alrvet. 23.0M.I
Mlaa Alrena llitrn, Orrann Cify ......21,1.
Mlaa Klaa Grleael. NMS Eaat TUirty-flnit etrret itl .OK7
. Mlaa Iiu. jr litmkl. telephone operator Oregon hotel .llt.HI
Mlaa Elra llurlberti Mt. Jotma... ,.......,..........'.......... 1H.
Mlaa (lenevle.e Holmi. olda. ' Wortman A King store .' 1H.4
Mlaa Nrllle Munrer. (MM Kalrlrb street 1.7I
, Mlaa t'ora Jolly. 133 Klrat atra.t.. .................v....................... ......IU,7JI
Mlaa Oeora-la Mnk, 22N Hurnaldr atreet 13.712
Mlaa Marlon Lenhr. Wnndard. Clark drug atore 12.MI
Mlaa Cornelia Barker, 8NH Orand arrano ....10..10S .
Mlaa Hurae Hmldlrk. Orernn City S.ll
(Voting 1'lace, tXMipn Urpartnient. Journal Office.)
. SMTKICT VO. . "'7" '':
Mlaa Katie Nash. Iji Grande, Ore arm
Miss Mollle IToehatel. La tlrande. (re-ne
, . I Voting I'lare, J Grande, Alelnlievk A Blerer Confertloiiery.)
. Mlaa Acnes Fletcher. Pendleton. Oregon. ,
Mlaa Pearl Harris. Pendleton. Oregon.
Mlaa Uraee Ilawka. Pendleton. Oregua
. . .M.07O
...&. Nl
...SI.3IW
rrl.t.Mn.1-
..13.81-Tri
.. 4.UZ1
OOUrOKS All OTTXa A FOIXOWtt
- yTTTH Single eoapons, est from ths dally
paper, are good for on. vote. . Babsertptlos
to the Evening Journal and Bnnday Morning
Joarnal, three months, tl.SS. s special
' con no n of 150 votes (paid la advance).
Bnbscrtptloa to Ir.nlng snd Bnnday Morn
ing Journal els montha. M.T5, a special
coupon of 350 vote (paid In Bdrsaes). Bub.
scrlptlon to the Kvenln snd Sunday Morn
ing Journal IS montha, IT.50, a .pedal
coupon of too votes (paid sdvaaea).
Bnbscrlptloa to ths Evening and Sunday
Morning Journal, three months by null,
$1.90, s a pedal eon poo of 10 votes (paid
n advance).- - frabsertrtton to tbe Evening
snd Sunday Morning Journal by mall slg
months, 13.78, s special coupon of tSO votes
(paid In advance). Subscription to tba
Evening snd Bnnday Morning Joarnal by
mall It montha. $7.00. a special coupon ef
TOO votes (paid la advance). Semi-Weekly
. JoornaL S1.B0 a gear, apodal eoasoa f let
vote (paid la advaace).
SIXTB Ooopona sbonld be ..voted, st the
besdqnanrs nearest yon or, mailed to the
coupon department of Th Joarnal, or at
any point sained below. Totes will be
counted Mondaya, Wednesdays snd Frldsra
snd tba totals saaouaeed to ths publle the
following day.
Any candidate withdrawing from the eon
teat cannot bsv her votes coasted for as.
. other. . : ' ' '
BZAsaxrAKnmi asd totiho fiaozbi
yirvt Dirtrlet Mnltnemah and Clackamas
rountlea. Toting place, Coupoa Departmest
f Tba Joarnal offlce.
- Saooad IHatrtot Dnloa. r Cms tills " and
Wallowa eoontlas. ,
Third XHrtrlot Waaeb. gt,,rni.s. flllllam.
Morrow, . Wheeler and Crook eoontlas. ,
Tenrth "SlatHet Baker, Grant. ' Barney
and Malheur counties.
' Fifth Watrlet Colombia and Clatso
counties. Oregon: Klickitat. Cowl Its. Clark.,
Pacific, Wahkiakum and Bkamanls counties,
Washington. -
. Birth Dlstrio Mario. Una and tan
contlas.
seventh Slatriet--Waahtngto. Tillamook.
TainliUl., Bontos. Polk snd Lincoln counties.
EtgMh Ttfrtrlot Doarta. Coos, Carry,
Josepbln. Jaeksoa, Klamath asd Lak
eoantles. - ,
Any information regarding con
ditions of the Hawaiian tout1 should
h arMresserl to the manager of
th Contest Department of The
journal.
n . ...,
Mattel -Jthnoa. Pendleton. Oregon
. I Voting Place. Pendleton.' nnrk A MoComae' Drug store.)
Mlas Mlllan B. O'llarra. Athena. Oregon .., .....,.,..... l.TS
Voting Place. Athena, Delf Bros.' Btore.)T-
Mine Ivy McCalllater. Walla Walla Waahlngtun ., .-..- 31
Mlaa l.nella Harr. Walla Walla. Waahlnaion IH7'
Mlaa May Callahan, Walla Walla. Washington 1M
Mlaa Ilattle Brown, Walla Walla, Waaliliigtoa ...... v. , lit
Mlaa Hoxy Yonng, Walla Walla. Waaulngton ' ..,. .....-.:,'. J.. Ill)
(Voting Place, Walla, Walla, Washington Book Store.) ,
' ' ' BIBTAICT WO. I. : -- -
Mlaa Etntlle Croaaen. Tbe Dalles. Oregoa , .JO. n't!
x Miss t.ncllle Crate, The Dalles. Oregon ......19.87
(Voting Place. The lallea. Kecovler'a Office.). . . , .
Miss Stella RIHiardsnn, Hood River, Oregon
Mlaa I .a nra Cramer, Hood Rlrer. Oregn
(Voting Place. Hood Hirer, Wrliclit's Btore.) - ,
Mlas Florence (Jeorge, Arlington, 4lregon...".
(Voting Place, Arlington. Braham'e Coafertlonery.)
Miss tlertrude Khannon. Condon. Oregon
(Voting Place, Condon. Jackson A Heralbrook's Btore.)
Miss tlertrude Husrn, PrtaevlUe, Oregm
' . - DIBTEICT HO. 4.
-Mlas TTattle lUrton." Baker Ctty. Oregoa i.......................,.....l4.H12
Mlas P.lliel Parker. Baker City. Oregon... ' VJLXIZ
' Mlaa tier trade Tic. Baker City. Oregon ...ll.4:
Mlaa Mrrtle Brattoa, Raker City, Oregon , ....I ..10.WX)
I Voting Place. Baker City. Lerlnger' Drug Btore.)
Mlas Clara Bwaln. Bnrne. Oregon 14.4W
(Voting Place, Burn. Welcome Pharmacy.)
Mlaa Rrrie Mae King, Ontario, tlregoe. ........... ,TT-rT.r."T7... 1. 22
Mlaa Dalay Batterary, Vale. Oregon.. r,i S.10I)
- - DIBTBICT B0. i.
Miss Florence Ilesvren, Vancouver. Waehlngton .30.04
(Voting Place, Vancouver. IS Main Htreei.) : li
...1T.
.j,I3.0ttt
...11.4.KI
... L32
.:,r,t'-"i"
Miss Amelia Wllllsms. Ketao. WaaMiigton
(Voting Place, Kelao Confectl.si.-ry.)
Mlaa Krflherlne (risw. Kalania, Waatilnetos ..
(Voting Place. Kalama. Coffer a Htore.)
Mlaa Mary Berge, Home valley. waMiingtoa
Mlas Eather. Anderaon. Aatorla. Oregon
(Voting Place, Aatoiia. Owl Drug Ktore.)'
Mlas Dalay Watklna, Ht. Helen. Oregon
(Voting Place. Bt. Helena. Orar'e Btore.) .
Mlaa Oertrude Randall. Caatle Ruck. Wnehlngtiw , 1
.ilia OraVe WMglit. Castle Rock. Waablngton
' (Veiling Place. Caatle Hock. Andci ' Drug Store.)
Miss Alice Perrr, Rslnler. Oregon
(Voting Place, Rainier. Krledburg's Confectionery.) , . .
Mlas Annie Perrlne. Clatakanle. Oregon..-.. m-. . . i r.
(Vottag Place, cutakanls, kMmnMns A Ce.'s More.) . .
9ISTBICT 0. . "
Mlas Madge Battee, Kngene. Oregon .
Mlaa Emma Moffett. Kiigcue. Oregoa
Mlas "tells Bran. Eugene. Oregon
(Voting Place, Eugene, Hall's Drug Store.)
Mis Blanche Brown, Salem, Oregoa..
Mlas Mary Dsvldaoa. Balem. Oregon....
Mis I.. Belle Darby. Halem, Oregoa
Mlaa Minnie Ireton, Hale in, Oregon
Mlas Pearl Shelley. Halem. Oregon .".
Mlaa Minnie Achenoacb. Halem, Oregon.. 1
Mlas Nettle Beddekoop. Halem. Oregon... .J...jL,.,.
(Voting Place. Halem, Uaea' Ding Store.) -
-Mlaa l.ney Morcron, Woodbnrn, Oregtio
Mlas Myrtle Traak, Wooilhurn, Oragon
Voting Place, Woo, I burn. Beehee A Whitman' Htore.)
Mlas Mamie Blair, Cottage lire.' Oregon .' -
Mlaa Effle Stewart, Cottage drove. Oregon
Mian Lliale Veatch. Cottage tic-ore. Orean
(Voting Place. Cottage Grove, (.ill's Confectionery.)
Mlaa Katliryn Oarvls. Hllrerton, Oregon
(Voting run, Hllrerton. Brook's Drug Store.) . . "
Mlas Maggie Chamtstra. Atuaar. Oregon.
Mlaa Pearl Savage. Aloaify, Oregon .v ,
Ml Alice lcke. Albany. Ore . :..r....
(Voting Place. Allwnr. Kawson'a Drug Store.)
Mlaa Addle Hlmiisnn, Lelianoo, Oregon
(Voting Place, Lebanon. ottoo a more, r
Mlaa Namla (lleey, Aurora.' Oregon .,
.Mlaa Pay Cooler. Brownsville, Oregon.......
. , SIBTEIOT VO. T.
Mlaa Bertha Courtemanche. McMlnnvllle, Oregon
(Voting Place. McMlnnvllle. liouattr's Htor.)
Mia Haael Kennedy, l-afayette. Oreg.m ..
I Voting Place. Ifaj.tte. Poatoffice.) f .
Mlas Minnie Roy, Dallaa, Oregm
(Voting Pliice, Dallaa, Htaat'a Coofertkmery.r .
Mlaa Cora Hpaiigle, Dayton. Oregon .v....
(Voting Place, Dayton. lUrrla' Drug Htore.) .
Mlaa Marie I teller. Illllalairu, Oregon
Mlas Bote B. Bow aer. Illllalioro, Oregon ,
(Voting Place. Hlllalairo. Hchnlmerlre'S Store.)
Hiss Mrrtle Biltler, Poreat drove. OregiMi
(Voting Place. Forest drove. I .a loarse's Store.) . ,, ..
Miss Olive Hlrattoo, Newherg, Oregon
(Voting Plsce, Newherg. Calwell Co.'s Drug Store.) -
Mlaa I. Milan Whater. Pbllonialh. Oregon
Mlas Rotate C, Holabelnier. Beaverron, Oregm
(Voting Place, Beaverton, Thomaa Thing Confectionery.)
Mlaa Orace Starr. Corvallla, Oregon
DISTmiCT SO. S.
Mlas Kdns -Psraley. Roselmrg, Oregon...
Mlaa Dale Harmon. Roaeburg, Oregon
.(Voting Place. Roaehnrg. Hanillton'S Drug Btore.) '
Mlaa loulae T. Jimea. Jacksonville. Oregon
Mlaa Mamie Berry, tlrante Paaa, Oregt
Mlas Maude Batter, tlranta Paaa. Oregon ..
(Voting Place, Urants Pass. Binlth's Drug Store), v
Mies Jennie Woodfor Medfnrd. Oregon.
(Voting Place. Meriforti. RnaaeH's Confecttosery.)
Mlas France Oahorne. Aaliland. Oregon.. - - ,r
Wlaa l.y1ia xic an. A,anianiuAirasMav
.....Id. 830
.10.120
f j eJ j
.s.eae --.
....................... 7.21(4
5.OT0
.77... ............ 1 .Tsa
1.1 J3
....j.sai
r. i.io
zx.sm,
........M.4cf
-rr.V.. , V9
1S.B1S
1UII7B
11 U71
........ S.HNH
l.wi.-t
an t V lafl
.10. urn ;
.....txm
.....I33TT
......... jo. mt4
)......ll,3r)
.........rO.sni
10.071
......... T.sa
AOTA
JTia
I.3M
.i .1,73
......:..14,4j)
.......11.4
....,..ltS.
...1..:. loan
......... i,n
........ A"T
.an
.. 3.US
.. 1,171
.............. ....i.sis
30, 7(t
................. .U.TI
......Il.k-e)
,
................MO""
-t Voting PU(rAaliUnd. Hut ton a News Stand snd Sajlea.)
STT,
TTTTllZJ
J
Coupon Free Hawaiian. Trip
Honolulu. HawaiUa Uluds
,- '..'". . . " . J . '
t TOt tOtxoni,) i,HMinmnre'.M.i"'
.... i . .: " . : ' :
This' coupon must b votd on or be for October t,
Counting fa tisna ca
Mondays, Vetr. rj
days tzi Friiay- cr.i
I-.. 1
x.
L.
V