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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAV " EVENING T NOVEMBER 3." ltbs.
IflOLW pupils,.:
FOR SCHOOLS
NOBODY IS EXEMPT.
City Board Facet Acuta Situa
tion and Will Ask Big Special
Levy for New Buildings.
Preveratloa WUok Mvwy Oae
Will IM gooae 01 UHVi
Alnoat everybody'e digestion la die-
ordered mora or lei, and tha common
at thing- (her do for It la to take aoma
ooa or tne many so-cauea oiooa pun
rnirn. in many caaea. ire jneri'
t
If tha organa ara In a clogged
uitie help
"ADDITIONS THIS YEAR" f
ARE ALREADY CROWDED
Construction Work Amounting to a
Hundred Thousand Dollar Will Be
, Needed to Provide for Actual En-
. rollment. V '..'!.-'' .'"'
Many new school building will have
to be built next year In order to accom
modate tha rapid increase In-tha sum'
ber of school children 'In-tha city. Al
though accommodations -wars - provided I them.
for mora than , 1,00a Additional puplla
this year, all tha available room Is taken
and many of tha schoole ara so crowded
that puplla and .teachers ara greatly
Inconvenienced.
Tha members of the school board ara
preparing to make their annual report
to the taxpayer at ttje annual meeting
in December. Provision will be .made
for a epecial tax to cover tha coat of
conatructlng new buildings. It has not
been decided where tha new accommo
dations will be built, but It Is thought
that lat least three- of the schools on
' tha east side and two on the treat side
will have to be enlarged or else new
buildings erected. -
City Superintendent ', Hlgler. in re
viewing the situation, said ha was of
Here, which, In many cases, are jnerxl
strong cathartics, fiuclv thlnga ara no
needed. If tha or
condition, thev need only
and thev will riant themselves. Cathnr
tlca Irritate the senaitlva lining of the
etomach a-nd bowels and ef ten do more
harm than sood.
r urging is not wnai is neeaea. - The
thing to do Is to put tha food In con.
ditlon to be readily digested and as
slmilated. Btiwrt's Dyspepsia Tableta
do thia perfectly. They partly digest
what Is eaten - snd J give ' the stomach
Just ths help It needs. They stimulate
the secretion ana exoretion or ins dl
restive fluids and relieve the con.
gested condition of the glands and
membranes. - Tney put tna wnoi dl'
gaatlva system In condition to do Ita
work. - When that la dona you need
take no more tablets, unless you eat
what does not agree with you. Then
take one or two tablet slve " them
needed help, and you will have 'no
trouble.
It s a common-sense medicine and
common-sense treatment, and it will
cure every time. Not only curs the dis
ease, but cure tha cause.- Goes about It
in a perfectly sensible - and scientific
way.
we have testimonials enougs to nil
a book, but we don t publish many, of
However Mr, to. M, aun, or
U ...... rtB-uIr 11M
i nave taken an
save
the Tablets 1 1 got
of you and they have done their work
well In my caae. for I feel like a dlr
ferent person altogether. I don't doubt
If I bad not sot them I should have
been at rest by this time. -
H. E. Wlllard. Onslow. Ia.. aaya: "Mr.
White, of Canton, waa telling ma. of
your uyspepsia Tablets curing him of
Dyspepsias rrom
for eight years.
myself 4
age by. return mall
1.
which ha suffered
As I am a sufferer
wish you to- send ma a pack-
Brooks, Detroit, Mich., says:
Phi
"Teur
wonders in my case. I suffered for
ears from dyspepsia, Tut am now en-
I gladly ' recommend
Dyapepaia cure has -worked
yeara from
tirely cured and enjoy life as I never
have before,
them."
It will eost-SOo to find out lust how
the opinion that an addition of several I much Stuart's Dyspepsia Tsblets will
help you. Try thera that's ths. beat
way to-decide. jv
If tha practice Is permitted to continue
there Is no telling where It will and,." 1
NO LONGER WANTED
rooms" would have to be made to tha
Clinton Kelly school, or a new building
located in the vicinity of the Ladd tract,
which is In tha center of a rapidly
growing district. Borne relief must be
given the schools there by another year.
Mr. Rlarler waa elao of the (minion
iLr'rZ.lZVS? kh.,!: Zb DEAD BEAT FIREMEN
Inrged before the fall term next year,
also the Portsmouth school ' and pef-
hxpa ths ons at Ockley Green. Several
of the other schools wars badly crowded.
' The Holmsn school, -in South' Port
land, will have. to be enlarged, and also
the East Twenty-eighth street school.
To provide the accommodations neces
sary It will require In the neighborhood
of $100,090, which must be raised by s
special tax levy.
Another recommendation rto the tax
payer will be the extension of manual
training;. At present there are six cen
ters In the elementary schools, with
none In ths high schools. , Monsy t
i natal additional centers may be asked
and also 'to' institute, a department In
domestic science for girls.
The - board ' may also - recommend a
commercial depsrtment for ons or both
of tha high school, and also manual
training departments for boys for work
In wood snd iron and for girls in do
mestic science. . The board may decide
to glva the commercial department to
. ons of the high schools and ths manual
; training .and' domestic acience-to -the
other. ,.. .-.
TOO MANY ST&S BUILT r
OUT OVER SIDEWALKS
C0L1P11IJY I'JIOS 10
CONTROVERSY
J. O. Johnson Says Harmony
Exists Again In-Dee Chutes
: Irrigation Project.
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MAINTENANCE FEE IS ;
: HELD A LIEN ON LAND
VMteHczzz
Company la Allowed to Charge In
terest on " Investment From the
Date of Contract With Settler I
Arbitration for Disputes, ,
Firemen will have to pay their Just
debts. That was the edict . which went
forth from the fire 'committee of tha
city executive board laat night. '
"he man In thla department should
pay hi grocery' bills." said John Mon
tag, with much emphasis. "No man
should live beyond his means, no mat
ter what salary hs (receives. .We do not
want men in -.this department who do
not pay their bills." -
The discussion wag caused by a com
munication from a grocer who com
plained that two men in ths department
owed him a considerable sum for gro
ceries and asked ths commlttsw to uss
Its influence to secure the payment of
the bllla .......
Chief Campbell notified the oommlt-
tea that tha supply of Are hydrants was
exhausted and recommended that - an
other lot of 10S be purchased. Ths con
mlttes recommended that tha city water
board advertiss for 'bids - for ths hy
drants. --.T..T-V .
Tha chief was Instructed to' incorpo-
Propsrty-owners all over ths city are
violating the city ordinances prohibit
ing ths construction of steps and build
ings over the. property line, according
to City Engineer Taylor. Hs has called
tha attention of .the city attorney to
the matter and the offenders will be
prosecuted-
"I And . that property-owners think
they.bliav a right to extend steps from
their buildings out ovsr ths sidewalk
line." said Mr. Taylor. "When I have
spoken to them about It they have re
ferred me to others who have been per
mitted to do the same thing. It is not
so bad when the steps are made of
wood, for they readily can be. removed,
but if ths steps ara made of concrete
It is a serious matter.
- - The - ordinances j state that no : ob
struction of any sort shall extend be
yond the property Una. This ordinance
will have to bo obeyed or property-owners
will get themselves Into trouble.
of the department the cost. of installa
tion of an engine company on -Portland
Heights. ,-.
GIVES-DICTIONARIES
TO FIRE COMPANIES
."' To show his appreciation of the work
of the fire department in extinguishing
the blase In his residence at Twenty
first and Wasco ' streets, J. I Schults
has presented each of the ' companies
which responded to ' the' alarm with a
-new Webster's unabridged dictionary
for ths headquarters. Ths three com
panies are sngins company No. 7, chem
ical company No. t and truck company
No. 4. . . ,.n;-- - .
C. A. Dolph. attorney, has presented
fire department headquarters with SI
volumes . of choice literature for the
efficient work .of. the department at the
fire In the Calumet hotel several weeks
ago-" " ' '.;
yiofeiisa Stook Oaaaed Oooda.
Allan at Lewis' Best Brand.
J.' O. Johnston, vice-president of ths
Deschutss -Irrigation aV Power company,
whose headquarters are at Redmond, is
in Portland a few days, for conference
with officers of ths company. He says
sll matters recently In controversy be
tween the company and the stats land
board have been adjusted satisfactorily,
and. thst ths business of developing the
company's land holdings la going for-
warsk - at
The company has established ths two
main points in controversy. The state
Isnd board, by approving the new form
of contract adopted by us, sustains 'ths
right of the company to charge lnterear
on investment from data of contract
with the settler, and ths attorney-gen
oral has . rendered an opinion clearly
supporting ths company's ' position in
charging the annual maintenance fee
of f 1 per Irrigable acre," said Mr. John
ston. "Tha maintenance fee is made
lien upon the land until It "Is paid
ror by the settler. Those rulings are
absolutely falr'and Just, and are accept'
able to .all who have the real Interests
of ths country at heart' and wish to see
development work proceed. Ths com
pany.has now spent In this work- 75 per
cent of ,a sum sufficient to complete
reclamation of the entire S4,600-acre
segregation. -- The contract between the
government and the stats Isnd board is
absolutely safs. The stats will receive
Its .patent to the lands.
meqalrementa Satisfied. V.r?.,
"Ths work already' done by ths com
pany la more than enough to satisfy all
requirements from either the state or
ths government Ths contract , between
ths company and tha settler is secure.
The purchaser can, on payment of his
money te the company, -secure his re
lease 01 nen, and when it Is presented
The - recognized au
We . have just received a
shipment of 1,000' of these.:
.They occupy considerable
space. ;For a fewdays we
will sell them at ,
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Postage 25 cents..
THE
J. K. GILL CO.
Booksellers and V
, : v. Sta'tJoners. ' .
THIRD AND ALDER
Great Things it Utile Prices
No dangerous drugs or alcohol con
coctions are taken' Into .the stomach
when Hyomel Is used. Breathed through
the inhsler. tha balsam to healing of
Hyomel penetrates to the most' remote
cells of the nose and throat, and thus
kills the catarrhal germs.- heals . Ifce
Irritated mucous membrane, and' gives
to ths state land board he can get -his I complsts and permanent cure. . .
deed. If he hss fulfilled the government 'Hyomel Is the simplest. ! most pleas
requirement as te the land." ant and the only guaranteed cur - for
.Mr. Johnston says the trouble In ths catarrh thst has been discovered. Com
were Interested in the Bed town.ita j" ?".BB0 obt,n Hy"l of your
and In the mercantile business at that aem'or' " ' M forw"',ae y - nU.
point Ths company wss dissatisfied l0,t P1 on receipt ot price. Wflte
with the treatment It received in the today for a free sample bottle and con
purchase of supplies, withdraw ita pat- sulfation blank that will entitle you to
ronage from the Bend concern, .began services of our medical ' department
buying Its provisions at wholesale in without Charge. The H. T Booth
Portlandani ramovadJtadouars Trnlomtuult
from Bend to Redmond, about 1 miles wA.ti J!tir 1 1" IUl0 N' T
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north. The friction trow Into a bitter
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rate In Uls annual astlmats of expense Lwr the Bend InteresU snd the
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were taken before the state land board,
which has just completed the readjust
ment of the whole matter. -
;V acootsa potsts aetned.
It, is said ths controversy has been
exceedingly Interesting snd Important
by reason of the fact It has established
mooted questions under the Carey act.
Under the new contract adopted by
ths Dee Chutes Irrigation Power com
pany, the question of qusntity of water
must be supplied for Irrigation may be
tiled by arbitration. If any dispute
arises thst cannot be adjusted by ths
settler and the company. The company's
contract provides that Iteshall furnish
all water necessary to ths growing crop,
the quentitve basis being one and eight
tenth acre et for the to-day Irrigation
period. Should the settler contend that
this Is not enough and ths company take
laaue with him. In any particular caae,
they shall submit the dispute to- ths
highest Irrigation authority. Professor
El wood Mead, chief of Irrigation Investi
gation. United Ststes department of ag
riculture wnose opinion snail be so
cepted as final, . . '-...
SAYS FIRST STREET; IS IN
SHAPE
HEN'S SHOES ONLY
Ilea's Eatsei Pads la Pine Xoeterp.
ow noru hat womroas
uxls, mil .
3.50hcss
At II. So. when they are equal to those
ordinarily sold at 14.00. Our answer le
that they ere made specially for us,
snd as ws receive them direct from the
factory, ws ssve all the profits thst
usually go to ths middlemen and all
costs of general advertising. - ,
Thafi Why We Sell $1 Shoe at
e$3.e50
They are a most excellent shoe natty.:
stylish, substantial,, well made, of picked
etock. -. - ' -. .
VAaxxoa-Asu ' ... -
Nettle(on$Sand$6Shoe
the Society1 Pouts) sar Ajnong Psjr-
. f .enia
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I vote for.. .1
This eoupon must be voted en or before-November 1 1(01.".
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Preferred BTtock Duuua Sub.
Allen Jk Lewis' Best Brand.
When Vou See It In Our Ad. It's So
taei"S v
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liliiil
Will buy you a FIRST- CLASS
At this store of GOOD: VALUES.
No riccd of paying more elsewhere
-$3 to $5 inyour poiket will go
a long way to help making next
Christmias ; cheerfo
f purchasing here. ; ; : v v
FOOT BALLS AND FOOT BALL
Given away with all purchases of $5.00
L oyer in our BoysV and Youths' Department
PAWTS:C
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&OAK
Part South of Madison Street It
Unsafe for Fire Department,
1 Declares Campbell.
" First street south of Madison street
is In a deplorable condition, accord.
ing to a report made by Chief Campbell
or tne lire department to the fire com
mlttee of the city esecutlve board last
night The pavement Is so dllaDldated
that It Is dangerous to drive the fire
apparatus over It, and recently a truck
was smsshed to pieces In crossing , the
street railway tracks at First and Har
rison streets. - ( - --
Cltf Engineer Taylor Is making an In
vestigation Into the delay of the Port
land Railway company in Improving Its
portion of the street The property
owners laid their share of pavement
nearly a year ago.' The franchise for
the road Is owned by the property-own
ersr who leased It to the railway com
pany. Ths corporation declares ' that
the property-owners should repair - the
whole of the etrset according to a spe
cial clause In the- franchise. On the
other hand, the property-owner and the
city Insist that the corporation, which
Has a lease of the franchise. Is In duty
bound to pave between and one foot
on each side of the tracks.
The matter has been referred to .the
city aivqnn.y-ior an opinion on tna legal
statu- tne contention, ana ee soon as
It can be determined- who Is responsl-
bis, proceedings will - be Instituted to
compel ths repair of the pavement. - The
city council . Is also looking into ths
matter.
HAPPY WAY'S WAY OF -
HITTING IS UNHAPPY
-His name Is Happy Way.' but Pater
Heller thinks he has anything but ' a
happy way of doing things. HaUsr col
lided with the man of, the Jovial cog
nomen at Blaster's First street saloon
snd was laid outwJth a punch on the
jaw. .
Happy Way fled after deltverta the
blow, having also a speedy wsy. Borne
time waa required to bring Haller back
to his senaes, showing that as a slugger
Happy Way has a most effective wsy.
Haller we placed aboard a car and ssnt
home, threatening to swear out a war.
If
we
elbese tfaieS sale ahd you have riot
your winter clothing we cah only say that
-:;,p
J V IS
Here we are closing out the , whole shooting; match at 29 to
30 cents on the dollar, and you may be the one who has not yet
taken -advantage -of 1 - - .'.'.' .
?THEBIG' FM SMiE 'S
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! ;What do you mean, anyway? Expect somebody to give you
a' suit of fine clothes? or nobby, overcoat? You ' would be
ashamed to take one if it were offered you free of charge, when
) garments can be had from us at such figures as we are selling
'.for today.1 " - :
WErARE NOW SEUt-INQ
f(l(j'!i
life
r $35 Suits zt.
ouiia.ai,; 4.',,.,7.aO
$6 Trousers aU.......f ......... $1.95
$35 Overcoats. at........ Si,.,.!Bl0.50
$25 Overcoats at... i.i.... ....... 87.50
$2.50 Shoes ait.... VeV f y 0 e ft ee
Cravenettes worth $15 now .83.30
60c to $1.50 Straw Hats......:....20e
$2 to $3.50 Hats . . . V". i ............ . 7
7
. ... ..... . ..4
15c" Handkerchief "JI i . t ;. . .4f
President Suspenders . . .... . ,.lQit
15c Ties .. ..r.. ........... . . . . ... . .4
$1 to $1.50 Shirts. . . ; . . . . ... . .... .74f
50c Golf Shirts : . ; . . ; . . . . . . .... .tV . 20
Men's $2 and $2.50 Shoes at. ... .. . .00
$3 Shoes .......81.10
Box calf, vici kid, Blucher and '
DO Y OU BELIEVE
Bals. if 1.15
$4,values at..'. .V-:T:;Tj':. .81.56
Misses' $1.50 Shoes, . . . .'. ... .'... . ,75f
Misses' $1.50 Sandalsi.Ul.lt.Jv.GSi
Misses' $1.50 White Canvas : ' -V
Oxfords -v . . . . ... . . VI . . . . . . . : . ,80a
Children's $1.25 Sandals." . . .T,5o'
Infants' 75c Shoes. ...M... .i.40 .
"We will wager you $1,000 that we do exacUy we. advertise I That's talkwith the bark on it! '-There Is nothing effeminate
about this language I - ..,r,. . ; (-'. .
AVE HAVE TO CU05E UP SHOP BEFORE VRY LONO? -Because
the landlord is going to have these 'walls rebuilt, and we are not going to box or remove the goods we have In stock.
That's why we are selling merchandise now at a great deal less' than half its worth.
DO YOU WANT YOUR SUIT AT QUARTER PRICE? DO YOU WANT YOUR OVERCOAT AT QUARTER PRICE?
THEN GET A MOVE ON .yOUt DON'T SLUMBER ANY LONGER I BE UP AND DOING!
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"fflPTP 1 207 FIRST ST.
.J. I IfVjs ;':':" DI3T. TAYLOR AND .; SALMON
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rant for Happy,. .