onncoif daily ;jj-:.v.l. i Gotland. Saturday evening, novei.icer 4, looj.
OKID GIRL IS
;:gil fight is
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in FnoriT
ECDED UOl'l .
.Miss Ef fie. Mae King Leader, in,
J. H. Black Withdraws Charges
-BUY-ONE IF. . NOTTHEIITOv
BEST ON THE MARKET AT 7 j Y0UL C0? Back
- the Fourth District In
......... Journal Contest,
He Made Against Mayor King
. of St. Johns. :
TWO NEW CANDIDATES- ;
FROM ASTORIA NAMED
l!AYS BLAME ON TWO !
-r OTHER COUNCILMEN
Heaviest Vote Cast in . the State
Publicly Announces ThatHe Was
Asked to Sign the Charges Half an
Hour Before They. Wert Presented
' by Councilmen Legrett and Shields.
Shifts From La Grande to Portland
'-'' Where Miss Madigan Holds First
.' Place. ;;. ; ,- ;':
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. Miss Gertrude Tice.
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The fifth district In The Journal's
- Hawaiian trip again comes to the front
today and a. new factor In the rmcs In
that district has appeared. Astoria has
jiuddenly Jumped Into pramluencs -by
nominating two candidates and giving
them liberal support for the start.. One
of the candidates, Mies Eva Li, Todd,
starts with1 1,400 votes to her, credit,
and the other. Miss Robena Coffman,
has 7,110 votes. " v
Irr addition to the new features In the
fifth, district the fourth district shows
,.. a great change and there has been some
- big jumps In the votes of the candidates.
Miss Effia Mae King of Ontario la the
: leader and has l.ll votes. Miss Hat
. tie Barton of Baker Clt y, who has been
the leader of the district for some time,
takes second place with 24,441 votes and
-v Miss Gertrude Tic, also of Baker City,
,": Is third with 20.111 votes.
v ... .In the first district Miss Ballls Madl
(an of Olds, Wort man King store
J. .leads -.with CS.SOC votes. . Miss Minnie
. 8. Phillips follows very closely with
:' . 4.a Tftes. Mis Sadie Wlntermentls
comes third with 4 .4 IT votes. Miss
I.ura Baty fourth with 44.07 votes, and
Miss Ruth Lee fifth with IMJl. votes.
' The voting- In this district has been
j ..very heavy the past two days, .v i
.The. leader of the second district is
. . Mine Katie Nash of La Grande with
. - l,0B t votes. Miss - Agnes Fletcher of
Pendlfton comes second with tt.lit
vetes land' Miss MoUle Proebstel third
with I8,Tts votes. i , -
Miss Km Hie Crossen of The Dalles
leads the third district with IM41 votes.
Miss Quelle Crate Is second with 21.721
V votes and Miss Stella Richardson third
with 24.S1I votes.
In tho fifth dltrIctMUa Florence
The Mat side efSee of The Journal to la the
ton of J. at. i). Miller, ISO Kaat aturrlave
trait. Telophooe lul 274.
. J. H. Black has, withdrawn the
chargea he made against Mayor JW.-H.
King and Councilman 'Peterson of St.
Johns and further has publicly laid the
blame of the procedure at the door of
Councilmen Leggett and Shields. Black
signed chargea reflecting aertouaJy on
the officers, and especially against Mr.
Shields, 'whom he accuse of being per
sonally Interested In the petition of an
applicant (or a saloon license, So direct
were the charges made that there was
an ' attempt to declare, the office of
Mayor King- vacant pending his trial,
but the fight waa finally dropped.
In turn,' the accused took preparatory
steps -toward bringing eult against Mr.
Black on the charge of criminal libel.
and this action." too, was dropped.
Mr.' Black does not exhibit any peni
tence over his attempted prosecution,
and gives as his reason for dropping
the - complaint that those who were
backing him did pot come forward and
push the Issue, and In Justice to the
accused and himself he did not think
the tinsustalned charges, should bang,
over -the two' officials. ' " ' -
Mr. Blsck further state that he has
no. new - opinion regarding the guilt of
the accused sad that without question
In- endeavoring to bring saloons to the
town they , acted agatnat the . plainly
expressed wish of the majority of their
constituents. "."
lie also admits, what was cbargsd by
Mayor King at the time the petition
was presented to the council, that
Shields and Leggett Inspired the at
tack, and ha also says that : he first
saw the charges only half an hour be
fore the meeting at which they were
presented and signed tbam at the urgent
request of the two 'leaders of the oqA
position to the mayor.
EAST SIDE DRIVEWAYS.
TTeavren of Vancouver-still leads" with
1L774 voees. , Mlee Amelia Williams of
Kelso comes second with 17,412 votes
sad Miss Katharine Gore of Kalama
third with 17.237 votes. . - - - -
Miss Madge Battee of Eugene leads
the sixth district, having 24,041 votes.
Miss Blanche Brown of Salem la second
with 20,111 votes and Miss Lucy Mor
com of Woodburn third with 1S.41S
votes.
In the seventh district Miss Bertha
Courtemanrhe of McMinnvllle still leads
with 21.722 votes. Miss Hasel Kenned J
of Lafayette Is second with 14.22 votes
and MIks Cora Spangle of Dayton third
with 12.274 votes. .. . ..
Miss Edna Parsley of Roseburg leads
the. eighth district with 10.411 votes ts
her credit. Miss Dale Harmon of Roae
hurc Is second with 27.632 votes and
Is third with 13.74s votes.
FEARED THAT THE FAWN
IS LOST IN BIG STORM
(Special Dwpatrti to The loeraal.) . -Victoria,
B. C., Nov. 4. Ths sealing
' schooner Fawn has not been reported
' and some anxiety la felt here; She left
the sealing- grounds shout ths same
time aa the schooners Victoria and Ida
Etta. ; Thees two. which have been In
some', day a, passed through severe
storms, which swept nearly air- their
canoes swsy. It la . feared that the
Fawn may have, been loat In the same
storm.7 . ..,'-,
is
THE EASY. OIL.
Scott's Emulsion
"the easy oil" easy to
take, easy in action. ; Its
use insures deliverance
from the griping and nau
seating sensation peculiar"
to the raw oil: Nobody
who has any regard for
their stomach - thinks of
taking cod liver oil in the
old . way when Scott's
Emulsion is to be had.
It is equally certain that
no one' having a" regard for
their lieajth will accept a
cheap "emulsion or alco
holic substitute for Scott's
Emulsion. - It fulfills every-mission
of cod liver
oil and more. V
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SCOTT 2OWNt. 40? erl straw. New Terg,
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Assoelattom wocktatT to sotuv Ooatlna-
. ems Sealevarda to Suburbs, v
"' On of the big plans ' of Improve
ment that will be backed by the east
side association will be for the con
struction of pleasure) . drives through
the various suburbs. - President Whit
ney I Boise is the father of this idea
nd a iceclal committee IS preparing a
plan of - campaign in its conferences
with ths city council and executive
board. - Investigation lias shown that in
every district of the east side there are
wdl-impcovad streets ttfltl "erid In brush
grown wlldSJd mudfr No : consistent
plaa has been- followed; in macadamis
ing the thoroughfarea, and the result
Is that, while enough streets have been
Improved to make" half a dosen all
east side, driveways, because a few of
the) connecting atrewtai have not ' beeo
Improved ths value of ths other Im
provements Is to a great extent im
paired. Ths work of the association
will be to connect tee Improved ave-
n.i.. to imiM giwvt bridges snd plaos
good pavements- where they wll do the
most ' ood. snd then to Interest the
council In the matter Of keeping these
drives In "good condition and well
sprinkled. 1 1
It Is planned to hare one drive ts
Sell wood, anothor to Mount Tabor on
ths Baas line road snd another to the
peninsula. - The major portion of all
of these drives Is already la excellent
shape, and for moat of ths way . to
Mount Tabor and St. . Johns macadam.
Ised boulevards offer excellent thor
oughfares, but the - chief trouble at
present Is getting to these boulevards.
Streets from every bridge oa ths east
side are In 111 repair. " Holladay avenue.
East Bumslde street, Eaat Morrison
street snd Hawthorne avenue are all
In miserable -shape. few thousand
dollars expended In the right direction
would give four driveways, each many
miles1 in length.
Old Fashioned
SPAN0SG"0
MJADOD
Hand c7VIadc
WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTORS
PORTLAND
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BUILD HOUSE IN A DAY.
mi s Bo Street Moms . U
. Tkaa Tern Mean sad Mot b.
There hare been many homes built
In Eaat Portland In record time this
season, - and In - many cases - families
have taken' up - their residence before
the plasterers finished, but a new reo-i
ord was made yesterday by a man who
today is a resident of Multnomah.
Early ' in the morning the neighbors
noticed a' small load of lumber on
vacant lot on Michigan avenue near
Humboldt street. About sunrise a man
and a small boy" appeared with a rock
ing chair, a cot and a smalt atovs. Dur
ing, ths day the man and boy laid the
foundation walls, placed the aide walla.
put up ths rafters,2 boarded the house.
roofed It end nailed on a door, and by
sundown they had their household ef
recta inside, a lire started ma tne
cheerful glow, of . a candle shining
through the cracks, while ths smell of
frying meat testified to ths versatility
of ths builders. .... i -
' DISOWN THEIR SON.
Osjeet to Vartaf Attorney's
; :-.ess, Bat lose Thais alt '
"Because Roland Richard aon had
given his parents -great sorrow snd
shsme by reason of his conduct, his
parents, Mr. snd Mrs. O. H. Richardson,
refused to pay Attorney J. FV Watts
his fed for defending the boy and In
ths east aide justice court told Judge
Seton that they had disowned their
child. Attorney Watts testified thst
Mrs. Richardson had retained him to
defend her aon when he recently waa In
the county Jail awaiting trial for a
serious offense, and that she. had paid
a part of ths agreed fee at ths Urns
she employed him. Justice Setoa de
cided In favor of ths plaintiff and the
Richard sons gavs notice that they
would take aa appeal to a higher court
.Bsw Bostoffle SstasUshsd. . .
. I Special Dlaeateh to Tbe Joamal.) .
. Chehnlls, Or.. Nov. . -A new post
office has been established st Mesklll
spur, the site of the aawtplll of the J.
R. Cain Lumber company, Your, miles
east of Pryad, on the Cnehalls South
Bend railroad,, Mrs, . Connie Kvans1' U
postmistress.
It Is snnounced that the Sunday train
on tbs South Bend branch out of Che-
halls will be continued. .' ' - - v
; : At toe CM Stand-208 mOBlT STREET
NEW ERA PAINT
$1.10 per Gallon
Painters-White-Lead
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Between Taylor and Salmon!
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GRANITE FLOOR PAINT -
; Th Itind that stays' on your floor; djf ifl"
.former pricer$1.75 gallon. Now..... $leUU.
CRESOLENE SHINGLE STAIN .
Wears,. well, won't fade; former price .
. $1.25 per gallon. Now................ f UC
NEAL'S INTERIOR ENAMEL
-! t... . ..
That smoothrfinish, so easy ta keep cTeaiTrior-
.mer price' $2.50-per gaIlonv 'i. : . ' 0
Now . Vi . .............. . . I . . V. .. ej) 1 e L D
DAVIESVARNO-LAC - 1: v
Makes your floor look like mahogany: former'
- price $2.75 per gallon." ,-y "'"CI
NOW H M t t M t M ' L ' ,M t s asr
NEAL'S BATHTUB ENAMEL 7 ' V
Tansforms the old zinc" tub to porcelain H
former price, quart, $1.40. Now. ....... i Uv
NEAL'S ALUMINUM ENAMEL
For steam pipes radiators, gas ranges, Qrt
etc. ; farmer price, quart, $1.85. Now. . yJC
"NEAL'S CARRIAGE PAINT
- The Old Original ; former price, quart, r Afti
- 75c Now. ...... .......... 4UC
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' AMQ TH0USHT KE WAS INCURABLE' ;
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CUnter,2ll Maple SChampslgn, IU., writes:
,M waa troubled with a backing coujh for a year and
I thoneht I had consumption. 1 tried a great many
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Ref uso ' Substitutes
WOODARD, CLARKE A CO. AND S. O. SKIDMORE & CO.
AID FOR HELPLESS WOMAN.
Batlvs SaagBter, Xmjured Is Cklld
kood. KM Bos Xf Key Bed for M
Tear Hakes Ber Own Uvtasr by AM
ef vho Telephowe, i....,.!..,
There la a woman In Portland, a na
tive daughtr..'Who, when a cnna, fe
years Ago, fell from a losd of hay on
farm -near Belem, - so Injuring her
spin thst she has never since been
able to so much as sit up la bed. The
lady, now about Id years of agf, ta
compelled to make a living for herself,
which she. dees by soliciting subscrip
tions'; by aid of ths telephone.' for pub'
llpntlons for which she has the sgency..
and 'from commissions weired, snd
some sld from persons bcTJtf&ttited with
her. psys . ber own room rent and a
nurse who cares for her. Hearing of
the eondKloa of the sufferer, Madame
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Poor Printing
It we eH eerelwe aboat It. bat we are
m eat ef practice -la that- r.pet that
w- hMfln. v. .smikl smk a rank,
t Uarrf the . U maiwrt Ita.t tb
work wmilij ke rvrat ! Im spite ef .all
eer effntt We are nmrmmii Hm the
esmlWsce et ear srhitlns. ,
HttnpolUa iptfi 7
l4y FRONT $T. , fat Mara tjj ;
Bet. Morrison end -Alder.
Asa TTolmea-Itlbbscke. the well-known
dermatologist. I Morrison street, will
devote all the profits of her business
every. Wednesday", forenoon to siding
ran mm wbatbbb mvo. -
BSTB OOAX.
WE ARE THE
COAL BARONS
Of this msrket Ws sell the
products of all ths mlnea. There
Is nothing small about us but
ouf pries. Ring up . - -
MAIN. 2776
And(let us tell you sll about It,
Vulcan Coal Co.
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this most worhy person, and to mnkv
the assistance aa generous as possible
she hopea her patrons nwjr maks thnt
a -very busy half day."
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