The Oregon daily journal., January 11, 1906, Page 14, Image 14

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Opposes Appropriation for Salary
for Secretary of ( Civil j V
"v,X6trvlc Board.
WOULD HAVE MAYOR'S
'Hrrf CLERIC DO ITS WORK
Wo and Meaiis" Committee So At-
4 , Control -E-cpendituret -. rnas
Voted Departments. -
W -T.- HUIHI -mourn-
.. rlvll eervlce reform
block trie appropriate.
, tke-eeiary of. toe sepretary of the
. nldpei civil service eommlseion. - Htt
- bold attempt. rorllUc ron
rob the coaimlMlon of tte
- -proved futile an t appnnrtatlon was
. um4. Hs4 he been. - uoo?'wI1"C?
civil servloe commission would neve
been baaiy crippled end perhepi ' en
tlrsly discontinued. The yewmlsslee
asked for n epproprietlon ef l.e
- the year, of which ,l.0t wee to pey the
'salary of e secretary. , -' ."; .. ' --
:.r -i think U4e e waste of money te pey
tho salary of e eecreUry of he civil
service V ebmmleelon. ee4d Meetere.
: tm yor naa aeeCTetary m2s
could work for the mayor end the eom
mission also," . . - ?" ''Jxl
; -The eudlter might do the work of
' ' the secretary of the contra I eel on." said
Counellman Welleee. ' m ' '
y ;l do not went It," replied Auditor
Devlin. "I think e nu to tnet poeitton
earne lift e month." -,- --
Councilman Bennett end Councilman
Kellaher aaid thet It would be prepos
to roue for the euuncll toelieiapt to de
" " - prtre the commtaalon of e aecretery.
They eleo objected to reducing- hie eel
ary, M auegeaUd hy. Councllmee Orey.
-; Keetete Xeee It eee.; ! .
- Tve been le the office several time
and em perfectly familiar with the work
ho dm to porform' -waa Heaters re
c Boonee. t'1 Ao not eee eny eenae In
"' having two men there whan one could
.do ihe work' Just aa welU"
-' Somebody reminded Councilman Mas
"tero that It would tee Impooattola for-the
mayor'e eocretary Ve fill the office of
" aocratery of th commission f or the
reason that e charter provision pre
. vented. BeeMee. the two offices ere la
' no 'manner connected. ' -'j.- v'1
"I (usss we had better let lt peae
; . now," continued Masters. "People might
; think we, wero after tho civil service
. commission." ' - v ' - '
., The meeting was characterised by the
tost careful . efforts of the members
T? of ths ways end means committee to
... . - plaes as. masy restrictions as possible
on the esecutlve board In' the expendi
ture of funds. ' In fact they so er
- ;' ranged the appropriations .. that they
control ths expenditures. ', . ,
' City 'Auditor Devlin at his -own eug.
. ' geitlon was ordered to specify In ths
' otdtnsnoe making the epproprtetlene the
: amount te be expended for each separ
ats Itemr end provide thet tt eay por
. tlon of the funds for eny particular
' Item la not expended ths balanos shall
' be, immediately' canceled. ' This was
' 'done in order thet the executive board
- might not" spend the unused portion of
. ths appropriation for eny other purpose,
and will force the hoard end the meyor
to go to the council wheff xhey 'need
f - Wrv"v-"''-S-:-' v- r, :,; ..i
rateol Wagoa em Beet Side.-.
. , Tor the , police department fllt.tll ts
' . appropriated. That will provide for the
'' salaries of ths present officers end 10
: patrolmen, the running; expenses of 4hs
Jail end petrol wagons end the Installs
'..Y tlon of a patrol wagon en the east side.
'' ' The oonvnittes considered fM suffl
' eient to Install end maintain the wagon
. i:, during the-year A driver will be de
' ' .'. tailed from the regular force. . '
The committee appropriated ttO.OD
for street lighting... There are now .1.111
.. lights, and IT new ones have been
' ordered. , Tho toul cost will be 174,111
'. for the year., Added to this will be the
' . lights , for ell municipal buildings;
- amounting to f 1,111 for thoes already
. Installed, making the maintenance, of
" the present lighting system cost 76.IT.
- Vi-- This- wui- leave only- el.tta .Jor, new
V. lights. - -
- I - To the street repair fund was appro
' priated f6Ml. This wUI permit sev
; ; oral new men to be employed. -
w. The epproprietlon for the dty engl
'TX neers department was ttl,71i, and for
."the street cleaning department 14.000.
v - The letter appropriaUon provides - for
TTl' -
-r. C KM U .U. am vmuin VAU mass
then Ush It into action Ifyoo went to see
. good profrees made. -This Is as true
', '-when Hue faulty human system as
' when it Is e baulky male. -'
" Alcoholtc ttlmulenU end alcoholic med
: letnee whip the digestive functions Into
; v, q nick action but do uot prevent the week
. 1 ' enlng reaction which fououm so cioseiy.
. tin cases of Impaired appetite end dlgee
'. Uoo mal-nutrltion end wtitine ewsr. e
; I . safe end reliable tonic It Deeded end Is
' the only thing thet can he relied upon.
. Dr. Pierce discovered, forty years ago,
' that Nature had provided freely for these
. ', needs of her children end thai In her io-
cj, fcorotonf were the remedies.' Olyeerie
,-: extrecu of Golden Seat mot, Queen's root,
-I fStone root, Black Cherryberk, Bloodroot
end Mandrake root, as prepared, com
' bined end preserved without alcohol. In
Dr. Pierce Uoldm. MnMool lmny,
i '" constitute the most effective end Tertsfn
tonic, sJteretive end tissue rebuilding
' , remedy ever offered to the public. :
A prominent merrhant, Mr. 3. ATfred
' Arrsnd, of Balnt Lawrenee StreM, lion
j treal. Canada, write- I have turd Doctor
Pieroe-s Ooleea Medlcat Discovery o and
on for nine rears. When I have It In the
bonae I aeed no doctor or other medicine.
- - Klne pears ago I was troubled with rhan
. Vmir 'Ooklen Medical Dlacoverv
e.imlaated the Uric acid from the ersteta.
f nrs thst Usae I heve never been without
i-t t tkM hniM Thers to no other SMKhclne
, Ut the bouM. There to no other medicine
I 1 ink so much of. eor none I think Its
,j. .very one to whom I reeommendtd
M v rles-d wlte the results, end all thaivk
...riW. Its aae. U Is e solendld
t
s v
i.wf'u
ve to e only sere cere I know
c. e.'
r- tti . r-wina Rerun- afedlral
i. 't le tt 1 eon receipt of etetnps
f ri ' -"e ei mailing only, fck I
, t o-' -f tor the petw-omreret
. eril t fof tbe cloth-hoooe.
... J U. U v. flares, JiitSeio, K. Y.
10 additional men on the street clean
Ins force end the expenditure of 15.000
far purchase et e new bam oa the east
Side .. -: : - V - J
.', The epproprietlon for the plumbing
Inspector -wes puced et ., wnicn
le 1140 lees than was asked. The tl0
was for streetcar fare. 11 Is egetnst
the policy, of ths administration to ac.
espt pessee on the cer linse as was ths
custom formerly, end as councilman
Masters suggested could be done In ths
present Instance. .
An appropriation-of fl.tOO was meds
for the dty museum.
No epproprlstlon wee "made for the
park noarU--.a-H -WSS,fl9tiirca jo. psvs
the board meet the committee Monday
afternoon te discuss -the- situation,- at
which, time the appropriation will be
fixed. ' No definite epproprietlon was
made for maintaining ' ths city crsma
tory teut-tt was decldedte allow the
monthly estimates-as-they-werere-
celved until some dsflnlte plan. regard
log tho-reduoUon works euid he turn u-4
lated, t . -
JTe Assistant JrhysioUe.
' In u ordinance approprietlnc '. ths
funds prevision will be made for - the
reorganisation or the neaitn oepart
ment. For ths salary of the health- of
Doer 11,000 was allowed. With 11400 for
his jlDutr. For e city physician Ol.eos
was voted. No prevision wss made for
an asslstent city physician, rrotnsioa
wss made for e. clerk for tee ornce et
I7t a month end for e meat end meVkst
Inspector et tt$ e month.
Salaries, of several of - tne empioyss
were Increesed aa follows: ' Foreman
of street-cleaning department from 10
to" 11 00- a month; " snimal-tender "at'the
city boo, f0 to (t month: deputy
poundmesler, ' 0 to III e month;
stenographer In ths city engineer's of
lice, 160 to 110 e month. Laborers in
the municipal departments will receive
tl e day for the first 00 days ef their
employment end efter thet ll.lt. -..
, jtoDronrlatlons. for ail the omer De
partments were made according to ths
estimates. . v , - - - 1 - ,
e:oti:er of late senator
EMS HIS VIRTUES '
.-fV.
J. M. Hippl Says Senator Was
YictimofCon8piracy of
Political Enemies.
From Jefferson, ' Ohio, there comes
to: Portland e pathetic echo ef the cess
of the late Senator John H. Mitchell.
In e letter written by J. M. Hippie, e
brother of the late senator, 4e Rev. K.
L. House. - Mr Hippie, who le ji - surgeon-dentist,
seyst . ;'...." i
1 see ' by the press, that . you. Dr.
House, officiated-at the funeral of my
unfortunate brother, who was. In my
opinion, the victim of e conspiracy of
his 1 political- enemies thst caused his
death. In the- last lsttsr I had from
bim. ne-declersd .hlg innocence, of eny
Intention of wrong end said he had as
many friends as ever In Oregon. But he
Is gone, end -I mourn ths loss of e
brother ss kind-hearted end loving es
eny men sver bad. , But I am sorry that
hta life went out under such a cloud.
Ths world Judges harshly by one mis
take, forgetting ths multltuds of good
thing end Mts of kindness dons,, '
"I trust thet in fats trials he found
ths dear Bevlor his net per and new Is
forever et rest. Would it he asking toe
much of you to writs ms end let me
know if you talked wltn him sftsr his
trial, end tell me, did his friends stand
by him? Could you send ms psper or
two telling of his Illness, his deetb end
funeral?: Did his sons. Hlrsm end John,
get there? ; Did he own eny property
thsrsr7 , v - -
The letter concludes with e request
for ths perns , of the dentist who
operated en the senator Immediately be
fore his death., in order that the writer
mey address him sympathetically., . .
Bill PLANS A BETTER
PATROL SYSTEM
Would Have Policemen Remain
. on Their Beats Until
Actually Relieved. ' ! :
Police Inspector Bruin has come ts
ths oonclusion thst the practice of per
mlttlng patrolman te cease work snd go
to police hesdquertere before ths hour
appointed for thsm to report off duty Is
inimical to the Interest of ths public end
ths. department.:.. In bis opinion, beets
should not be left unpat rolled for sny
length of time. A recommendation
filed with qhlef Orltsmscher by ths In
spector yesterdsy follows In substance;
I neve ths honor to recommend . thst
some - means be devised whereby the
change of reliefs would actually take
place on ths beets 'or districts of ths
respective officers snd not et or going
to or returning from said beats or dis
tricts. At the present -time three of
ficers msy cover the ssme territory for
a year and never meet to discuss ths
conditions or show each other matters
or point out suspicious . characters and
their resorts. ., ,, .. .
"This question of eight hours per dsy
Should 'be construed here ths ssme as
It Is elsewhere, end that le . to mean
that a man's duty ' shall'., commence
when he sotuslly relieves the officer on
the best or district. ,' -
"The only remedy that I eaa see Is
that the officers be Instructed to remain
on their districts until they are ac
tually relieved by tbe new officers.""
ONE WHO EXAMINES
-MUST4IARrrPAPERS
Herssftsr the person who examines
applicants for positions 6ndef"th inu-
nlclpsl civil service system 'will be
required to correct the pepers snd make
the marklnga, according to a ruling of
the civil service commission yestor-
day. Heretofore the duties of examin
ing . the applicants and correcting the
papers devolved to a large extent en the
secretary snd he did pot like the lerge
responsibility that rested upon him and
held him open to criticism.
. : It waa decided by the commission that
no applicants who ITavs not. taken out
their second citissnship pepers should
be permitted to tsks examinations, pend'
tng e decision -of ths question rsgsrd
tng who mey be slaased as a cltlsen.
The members tf ths commission ars
going to look thoroughly I a to ths ques
tion before making a permanent rule.
a man who had traveled around a
good deal looking for e location eettled
in Springfield, considering thet the best
and
Large Crowds Predicted at
North Pacific Meet. k-
NO RACING IN PORTLAND
UNLESS POOLS ARE SOLD
Micht as, Wen T17 to Ran Bmby
ShovrJVith Eifhth-Orede Children,
1 JSoyi. Judgo . Frexier, Whorls, the
Owner of Chehslia. ?, is
-Blg- pursear fast horses -and -r largs
crowds ere predictions ef Judge Frsnk
Frailer forthr Wtif tu Feclflu meet thte
Veer. The - veteran horseman. wne
gained an , International repuUuon
through his. owning Chehelia,. dropped
Into' Portland yesterday from rendle-
ton end registered at the Perkins hotel.
He came lo ettendTEineetlnrhf horse
men who ere Interested in the .circuit.
There Is not going to be eny racing
In Portland -unless there- Is poolselllng."
said the Judge "Tou might aa wall try
to run vbaby show with .elguthi grade
children. Poolselllng- is. west .counts.
tod without It Portland la 'off the map.'
Outside of this city -ws ere -looking
for sjuie mighty trtr times' big purses.
f est horses and crowds .thet will, fill
the grendstends. , And when I aay big
purses, I mean Just -whet I eay. Beiem
le coming to the front with the fattest
ef them ell Pocket books with $1400
and f 1,000 In double golden seglee la
them ere, assured us by the boys la thet
section of the state; not one or two such
purses, but six or eight of them... Thet
Is whst oounts end niskef the .ponies
run.' ," - . . 1 , ,
"The Teclfle northwest has some -of
the best horses In the country. , Eastern
men have thought several times thet
they could beat ue et our own game,
but .ws heve ususlly found thet thsy had
to aell one horse to get the others home
efter the meeting. .
"Selena Is not the only town thet Is
going to hsng up good purses. North
Yakima Is going to open Its purse, as
sisted toy the stete treasurer through
appropriations. Seattle ts talking en
tertainingly, as' Is also Lswlston, Welle
Welle end, Evsrstt. ' ; - ;
l I as meeting this - yeer u going to
be e success because of ths half failure
of lest year. The big show down here
hurt Hks sixty. People came to Port
land Instead of attending the races.
There Is no fair this year, end the peo
pis who feel sorry - because of ths fell
ure lsst yeer hay they ere going to
work herd for the North Pacific circuit
this summer end felL ' r ' -,
-."With the big purses- promised, the
horssmsn will turn out, the poolsellers
will be there, end the crowds -will at
tend, not only .te eee the horses run but
to try - Issues with ths bettors. J pre
diet the greatest meeting this yeer that
Oregon' end the circuit have ever ssen."
South Sea Islands.
Ths S." a, Mariposa will bt sailing
again for Tahiti December It,- The vey
age to Tahiti Is the most delightful ef
sll trips to the South Pacific. All Ta
hiti travelers ere enthusiastic. First
esbtn round trip rate from San. Fran
cieoo, 1115. C W. Stinger, agent, 2(4
Washington street ' .
kedeeed Bateg f or Ooavoaiaoa. .
The .' Netional Amsricsn . Woman's
Suffrage essocletlos) has-been granted a
pec 11 reduction la railroad retee for
friends -and delegates who contemplate
attending the annual convention to be
held In Baltimore, February T to 14, In
elusive:' . : . ..... i .
Drunkards Cured
in 24 Hours
Any Lady Can Cur the Moat Violent
- urunkard secretly at Home.
To Wove It, a Free Trial Faekags Xs
. neai neaiea vs au was write. , .
Let no woman despair. The - sure.
quick, permanent cure for drunkenness
ess been round. - , y-
It Is Golden Specific, It has no odor.
it baa no taste, juat a little la put In
the drunkard'e can of coffee or tea. or In
hla food. He will never notice It, he will
be cured before he realises It. and he
will never know why he abandoned the
taste lor Honor. ; '
Ooas Had froam Whiskey.
His desire for drink dlsnnnesre ahao
lutely, and he will even- abhor ths very
sight and emeu or whiskey.
The visor be hss wssted swsv bv
drink will be restored to him, and his
health snd strenrth end cheerfulness
TwTir-reTllYfiW or! en ten oTIF home.
' uoiden B peel no nss cured some or tne
most violent cases In a day's time. This
fsct in proven by many lsdjes who Jjavs
tried IL "
Mrs. Mettle Balklns, Nanoeburg,, Ky,
says:
' My .husband took two doses of your
medicine about five months sgo and
haa not taken e drink or had eny desire
for liquor since then. Our home Is so
different now."
Mrs. Mabel Zlnk, R. TV-D. No. , Sa
lem. Oregon, says: :
"My husband has not touched liquor
sines t gave him the sampls package of
your OoTden Specino."
Save your loved one from premature
death and the terrible consequences of
ths drink curse and savs. yourself from
poverty end misery -i;- -
It costs sbaolutely nothing to try.
Send your "name and addreea to Pr. J.
W. Haines, IIJT Glenn Building. Cincin
nati, Ohio, and he will at once send
you a free package of the marvelous
Ooldsn Specific in a plain, sealed wrap
per. He will also send' you ths strongest,
ronrluetve proof of what a blessing It
has been to thousands of families.
Mend for a free trial package at Oolden
i Bpeclfle today, ... , , 1 . .-: , ,, ; -. . - .
BIfi? -: Purses, - Fast Horses
Backers of Saloon,. Councilman
and Temperance Workers
Fight for Same Thing. '
ALLJ3PP0SE PRESENT
; LICENSE ORDINANCE
Promotere of St. Johns Hotel Com
pany Say Jhty Have Already Been
Let ln By, TovnTOlficeni andthe
' Hiher the Berg Now the Bettor.
Ths east side office ef The Joersal fa te ths
store ef J. U. O. Kilter. ISO JUat MorIsbb
iuhl - TOepness aast xra. ,
Members of the St Johns Women's
Christian'. Temperance union, the towe
councilman end representatives ef ths
St. Johns Hotel company, which ts seek
in a license to sell llauor In St Johns.
ere all agreed that the present proposed
license ordinance should . not- peaa. Pro
hibition workers are lobbying actively
In aa effort te dsfeet the ordinance.
The hone et ths St. Johns Hotel cem-
neny la thet thsy suoeeea.
The council weeks ego ' eaoptea a
resolution that ' enepdraged the hotel
management to ; go ahead with Its
plans., and a building eosung more use
M.000 la nnder construction snd will
be wtted-ep-ss a hotel and saloon. After
this resolution wee passed aa erainance
was lntrodnoed- resulatlns the Bale Of
liquor In the town. This waa supposed
to bo offsred in . tne interests 01 us
hotsl backers and against It such a de
termined fight has been made that two
of the eouncllmen connected with the
movs to grant a license heve pledged
the women of the local W. C T, U. that
it-will not he consldereoV
Iesai raDresentstives of ths .hotel
company assert that the town hasiel
readv entered Into a contract with the
company end ' thet this contract was
unqualifiedly accepted by the company,
lta - acceptance giving . tt the right As
sell liquor when the provisions of the
resolution granting the license has been
complied with, whether en ordinance
waa passed on the subject or not This
resolution epplled the general license
ordinance to this particular case, with
certain restrictions Which , were found
satisfactory by tbe hotel management,'
- The prohibition people . object to tne
ordinance now under eonalderetion be
cause It gives ealoona entrance to the
town, the hotel company oppoaee it
because the ordinance tnrows uown tne
bars to general competition. . -
This aspect of the case ts entirely
novel even te the eouncllmen, who heve
from the first considered en ordinance
neoessary te enable the hotel bar to
ooan and supposed that they still bed
a tight rele ea the situation. The oom
peny Is not of - the sum opinion end
expects to open Its bar when ita build
Ing la completed. - -r - -r
The April election may eee a Prohrbl-
tlon council In office and If It-does more
complications will probably be - dls
novered. the company being prepared
to fight eny action of tbe council that
would invalidate tne license resolution,
or render worthless the expenditure ths
hotel managemest has been put to In
order to comply with. the restrictions
Imposed. ' '" t .
FEAR FILUS POOR."
Method wf Wi
j srtreet Hot Approved by
' Judgs J. B. Magere and others who
heve had experience with fills and
bridge work ere objecting to the method
of making the East Morrison street fill
snd prophssy thet In a year or two the
street will be in bed condition because
the work was not properly done -
"I note that the workmen ere leering
In the bents many old timbers; end. I
understand, some of the pHlng," eald
Mr. Magers. " "Such work la going to
cause trouble, ' for , the wood will rot
end leave e hole. . water wilt enlergs
the cavity and without warning some
day there will be a cave-in.'- We had
the aeme experience Jn filling a county
road one time, snd I remember we had
te dig up most of the fill." -
tr. Dev Reffety Is certain the fill
will melt away-when the eprlng rise
comes and three or four feet of weter
lane shout ths base. - . ' -
"I . had the active supervision of a
40-foot fill In the early days or Bast
Portland." said he. "end that fill settled
for IS yeers. end t Imagine ts settling
yttT The flret-year, -when high-water
came,vthe fill went down 10 feet et one
drop, end' the memory of the time thet
followed makes me curious to see what
will happen next spring when the .Wil
lamette backs out over the lowlands."
The Best Weshlngton street fill wilt
probably not be affected ea much es
thet on East Morrison street, es pert
of the former fill was In place when
the lsst June rise came and had a chance
in Mttle before the workmen finished
brlnains- the .street to a grade. ' There
being consldsrsble gravel. in the East
Weter street fill. It Is not expected to
cause much trouble, though should It
wssh or sink more trouble wouie oe
experienced than from other filled
streets In the district, ea It Is the only
one with a macadam - improvement,
which would be broken up by a sudden
drop. The plenklng of ths othsr streets
Vm .An. ..v.,,11. s ' .
OUU1U V9 -"1
DEDICATE BIG ORGAN.
i t
sanr-dde Ooagreetioaallsti te bstan
burtrnmsat Jfext ammlay.
; Congrsgatlonallsta of SUnnyslds end
Portland generally will formally Install
the new $1,000 pipe organ of the Sunny
side Congregetlonel church Sunday aft
ernoon. Jnnunry 14. The dedication
urrlce will begin at P. m. and will
be the first occasion when the organ
t.a haen heard In Dabllc worahlp.- Lsss
ttan aimtrnth r the Men's eegue-e-f
the church starteo a suDscnpuon cam
paign for ths organ, and ths four
weeks', work .hae resulted In acquiring
ths Instrument, which Is eald by local
experts to be one of the best of Its
rlaas Her. K. I. Houss will deliver
the dedicatory address and Rev. C. F.
Clspp and othsr , local ; ministers will
partlclpste. --1 : :: y s t -(
rev: j." w. miller sinkino.
Fioases Msthodist TSA4eTOusly ZU et
Xosme of Klo. won, - "L
. Rsv. J.. W. MUlsr. one of ths first
nf the -Methodist pioneers to preach In
the northwest. Is dangerously 111 et the
home of his son, City Treasurer Oscar
p. Miller. (20 East Ankeny street Since
an atuek of the grip a year ago Mr.
Miller haa been - sn Invalid. A crisis
cams Tuesday night when be was ren
dered speechless by psralysls, and owing
to the edvancsd age of the pet lent, II
yeers, It Is feared by attending doctors
that recovery, is unpossjots, ear. atuier
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'.'.-, S03s Waalilnfton 8v r
Corner of Fifth St OppJldnfi
Hotoir:, .f"T.
. f ... -v . "!
; .;i.SEE:;tHBV':
Special
OasentlrkTr
llkt Teeth that fit. . -
Gold Crowna, 22-K......fS.50
fcridfe Tooth. 22-K. . V. . . f3.RO
Gold FiUinfg. ........... fl.OO
SUver Filllnta.'. ......... SO
, A 12-year riiarruttoo with aU
work. We-do etrictly aa-wo
advertise. Open evenlnce and
Sandaya. Bank reference. . ' 1 ;.
CHICAGO PAINLESS
DHJTISTS SiiSJtt
for 4t years was a prominent figure In
the religious activity of tbe coast and
northweet In 1(60 he ame to Oregon
aa . a Msthodlst missionary from,, the
cast, traveling across the lethmua,' and;
thanoe to Portland by boat. With other
pioneer ministers he attended the first
meeting of - the- Methodist -conference
held In ths Oregon country. . Of all his
early coworkers only . Bsv." Mr. Tiynn
and Rev. Mr. Royal are alive. .
MISS BREHM ARRIVES U-t
- AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
An Impromptu recaption waa -tendered
Miss Msiis prehm. state president of
the Illinois W. C T. U yesterday , by
the women of the local union et their
headquarters tn the Ooodnough build
ing. Mies Brshro dropped Into the city
on her way aast. althMigh aba was not
expected v-uutll - laterrrt -the-sisher
first publle eppeeranoa In Portland be
ing planned for Sunday, at' the First
Congregational ' church. ' - . .
Miss - Brehm. was . introduced to ' her
eudlence by Mlsa Laura Clay of the
Netional Ekiual Suffrage association.
Bhs spoke at length oa the liquor fight
in Portland. "urging the women to con
tinue their warfare-with unflagging
eernestnese and determination, - Touch
Ing upon suffrage, the speaker advised
the members of her audience to keen
on working for it, assuring these that
they would succeed ea have. the women
of other states. -, , -
Miss Brehm received national atten
tion some time ago by replying to an
articis . written: by . orover Cleveisnd
against woman suffrage, j
THREE MORE DAYS FOR
; CALVE MAILORDERS
There ere three' more days -in which
to send , your mail order for Madame
Emma CeJve'e concert at tho Marquam
Grand theatre Monday evening. Janu
ary 21. The - regular , sale at the box
office opens next Monday. January If.
All this week mall orders ere being re
eel ved and -returned 'to both 'cUyand
out-or-town people, cecn oraer must
state clearly , -the number of " seats
wanted tend- be eocompsnled ' by a
stamped addressed' envelope Inclosing
money order or check made payebls to
W. T. Pengle, Marquam Grand theatre,
Portland, Oregon. - This will give out-
of-town patrons ths same opportunity
as those living In Portland. The orders
will be filled In the order they ere: re
ceived and seats assigned, aa near as
possible to tbe location desired.'
EXPANSION OF SGUTEEE. TRADE
' Kelsna Cseemaa Co. ef St. Lmla, Oeaeral
New-inener man Macailne Advertlnns Aeeate.
L u..KflKil k k j a . f.u..
Tesniim, and will ee a geiieral newvpaper anj
maseeiae adverrUIng buaineee throoslMml tke
Sou til. la these Sere of rapid-Ore eervlee die.
tiaee eonsts tmmenaely aad the loeatloa
eeleetee for this letnt traacn ef the Ckeeans
Aseser not only fatlltatee the work ef sevsr.
Ids deeh-ehle eostreeta sat ales Insures snlek
snd SDneaelly efsetent dletrUmtlaa of ropy
lor eueiesw-re in uraDi peris or ids eusatrr.
Nelaos Cheeaua Co. le eaa ef the oldest
raw of Oeaml Nevapaper ' aad Magislne
Advertlalng Assats In the baalneae, Tb.tr
sialn office le at St. tealea wltk Mr. Ooor.d
rum, in vare. worm t u. invq in nn-
III hew York, ber tir. Kelass rbeemes gives
hla andtvlded ttentlne to a vaet voluaie of
Til VMra m.. miif-hM ere eiuulnM
bnafnees., S well la Chleasevwhers Mr.
Arthur A. wlleon. the remalDins sseaiher et
er.ater la all Dmhabllltr tkea the tatal eatsat
jr menr proenineni eaTerTwiiis iimtiM.
Tnronsn ineir m. ittii. uxnre 107 save ai.
were enae aweh- bualeess ssd kept- hi tbe
rloeeet poaelble track wlts-tbe South 'e tmalnaee
ensdlttooe aad Its expendlas InrinetrlM, sad
tt.er.rqre are sot atrensers is IHxIeUod.
Tney place eeveriiinns in ail newepapeni a eg
Maaealnes - pnhushed Thronskent - the United
Rtatea, Caesda and llettr-n, and the elnee,
friendlr rolatleaa with pabllahere whleh tber
have maintained for as man. rearm, enqme.
tleeaMr seesree fnr tbete mek-hottoat prlrwe.
Aernraey In checking 1 1 mens ef advertlae
Kent and all the work- lavelved Is keening
reeord le aa eaaentlal tbrnushest the eetabllak
Rent. . UsqnMtloaed Integrity aad eompetent
proof that all the eerrlea paid for (aad anally
nor) baa been renderee . aatlaf . the moat
eiitteal enatotner. ' - jy'
With their orfonleaoea. they preeeat a
plendld enorMaai foe the pmmeuiie of there
trade, ex pa sains it aeme ena carrriag n late
terntorr. ana arenrainsir inviie ibo . ac
enaats ef -reaponalhle. coer-eraa, aad tbe renord
ef the Area- fully jueUBrs ss seesptasce ef
their Invftatlna.
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J
v AH Alfred Bsiijamia Coned acthss
cxceptDreb Suib
T- Discoant on afl Underwear
Jaer and Ddmele and all ilab-actzz
r--nd dhcotmt on
or Ee d V. Collars
mdfM else in the' store at one-
Stocfe tip no wlule WdAll
do tlie wk ofifiree1
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All vnti fistve tn Art is to fthrvw
sign tt receipt lor the batiic
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Mvings-banVr -to-you.-l hereupon-yon- taK- ine-oanK-to
THE OREGON TRUST & SAVINGS BANK," in the
: Xfarmiam BuiMinfr. and hv
bank.you are given art extra 25 cents, which is added to,:
- your account Thi is all . done for you just to encourage
", you. to topen an account Jn this institution and thus start
Ku upon the road to wealth. ' Every person, man, woman,
y or girl, ia privileged to take advantage of this proposi-?
tion. The banks can be obUined from The Journal bu?i-f
ness office ot through Journal canvassers in ihe dty-w.;
PHONE ilAIN tOO.
QtiettWtrShirts
and Caffs
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Don't M a Dentist
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To attend to your teeth no tnatter hove -trifling
the need unlets 70a have confi- -dence
in his ability and intention to do
firgt-clafi. work. For onfielveg, Kjoa
don't know about us, what we do end
how.wer do it,. weuggettLthst jou 4".-
quift'of fririnds on whose judgroeht yo,ti
rely--Well abide hy the verdict. We -will
tell vou onr chaxget any day ydu
Wise Bro3.". -Dtntbt$'.
Third and Waghtngton. U.
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of Its Jcsrnd
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voa arc a 8tibacriber of The
upon tne delivery 01 ine pootei
denositinsr SI or more in this
PORTLAND, OREGON:.