The Oregon daily journal., March 19, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

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OTCrtEGIStATURE
DID BUT LITTLE
Two " Months. Session Accom-
ptishes Small Chance Tn Anry
' -. Department of Affairs.?
PASS BILL FOR KILLING--v
BANDS OF WILD HORSES
Two Measures Relating to Railway
Grants 'Abo Acted Uxn and Alto
Act Prohibiting Shipment of Tim-
ber Unless SwedJLntoJLumbeiv
(Special Dispatch te Tbt Josrsal.l '
tin for the space of two nontlii the
legislature of the province of Brltlah Co
.Oumbl, ..JbttUyerjrjrewarti !which
make radical cneng in " -meat
of th. affairs of th. Purine.
An act passed prohibit th shipment
rrom the province of timber excepMbat
aawa op into lumber. Only one excep-.
tlea was made end thl wa. ht Pr
mlaalon la Siren to, the mills
Cascad rani of mountains to shtp
telephone polee. railway ties end mining
""The Und act wee emended this esslon
so that preempters eaet of the Cascade
mountains will tn future hare to content
themselves. wlthl0 acres Instead of
A ...pea. . 1
In the hop of assisting In the x
termlntUon of the dlaeaae Of flan dam tn
V- the Interior of the prorlnce. a bill wee
passed provldint meane for killing off
i i . iir hnra which abound
, im nnui " j
tea ranching country. The epread or
"the disease to theee herds and the con
- atant intercourse- between the -. tame
i ... a ha wild once, makes it
extremely dlffloult to a tamp out aland
came a law. ;
WflllS nfl new railway cmnpsiiles were
.l.....n. or nn.mera ami
... number of these Incorporated at the paet
eeaeion. - Quite a number of these were
intended to be built eventually into the
northern nart Of Britiah Columbia,
which become of more than passing at-4
tentlon from railway poini oi v'w
- eoneequenc of the Grand Trunk Pacific
. being projected through It. Several of
the line projected have their northern
'. termlnua on the line of the new trans
continental road, i
if SUllroad Crraate. ---Twe
eetarelallng to rallwaya -which
were pa aril arW"rthyof mora than
passing attention, Thee are theHM Id
way & Vernon, and ; the Columbia
: 'Western. - Both are amandine acta. The
former la Intended to reinstate the rall-C-waff
acted, in . winning . Ita eubstdy
rntt-amua veers aatr by tl
- eiai narllament. It has been held that
the time for the starting- of. the road.
May 105. waa allowed to paea without
work, being commenced. The govern
ment Jn fact refused to give the eub
sldy unless this fact waa proved In the
courts of th Und. Th-bill Which ha
been passed reinstating tb company I
dependent upon the fact being proved
that work was.thenbegutE
-Another act-was - that or muKini t
.' j a I i rt4 ii II
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DEAtMi FEMININE
, There' a PP printed In Portland,
"which th first twa lettere of "a nam
er well. If th paper with th
"flggere- in the upper Hght-hand corner
of the front page, that he earned ita
right of way Into Oregon home and th
favee of Its wflnuadernroanx
ways. '
IZat' ThiireTay at the jnseUBg 0I tno.
Borne writer hi elaborated th usual
trm "woman suffrage to "woman's
suffrage." The latter Is harder on the
orlnter - and form - a eomoinauon - or
sibilants awkward to Jitter and by no
mean euphonious. .
-Woman cuffr;' is entirely correct,
forajiy,noua.lhat tan b .used as an.d-.
i'tiv rna.it ua. einn nr" -
Home' Training association, in th dls
... in !, rniiawad th reading of
the paper, one lady wroae and asked how
ehlldren could b kept ffom reading th
newspaper and another replied that he
did not think they should b kept from
It. but that their reading ahould be
explained and directed by the parent.
It can be safely and to decided ad
rentage be put Into the hands of young
Mni aid snouch to read a paper at
all. and to the writer the euggestlon of
Mr. ConneU, preeldent ory in nomi
Tralnlna- association, that pupils b In
structed by their teachers to look at the
newspaper for important items m.
M.mnui In tha morning to mention euoh
in the five minute or so that th taach
er might give to th world' nw be
fore beginning the regular, aohool rou
i m mw.m eeettent-nr-3Tj3r!"-
Thii method would tend to prevent
that narrownea and provlnclallem that
come from forgetting that, th world
Is big plsc and th town on live In
but , "mall part. of l-t. . ..
TWi: naner always has room In Its
columns for th work and th Interests
Of women. Tor Instance, laat Saturday's
Issue gave a good deal of space to pic
tures and to printed matter relating to
th T. W. C, M. and 1U workj Surely It
.ii tiava been devoted to no better
MUM "
Notjilng appeal more strongly -
woman - wno .uoii.uu iuiu w -life
of aelf-supportlng and self-depend-..
.iri than these efforts to make her
life -enjoyable- to fill It vlth-Jileasur.
to give ner an opyonuiuiy w-.-
.... tn.t win hlo her to rise to some
thing,, perhaps, higher than, her Pmnt
place in the wono.
Tha nature classes that are to
oIemTra-cTerunaer oufTeel and an
work of an adjectlvt.jiwprnan('lsln
thls'lostanc. .
. Another common example of the ad
Jactlve use of a noun 1 to, the phrase.
Ore eon weatner. ana in sun anvvnwr
famous -phrase; -otrt-werca naroa."i many years
Tb earn word is ootn noun ana vera,
Celebrated Anarchist WhcrDfedti
ABDUCTOR MAY BE WEALTHY REJECTS DEATH RETURNS BY
AND CHILDLESS MAN CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
. T. tha 'aama lasu of tbl Paper which
gave so much space and prominence to
Y W. C. A. work; Is an "open forum"
tnr tha naa of tha sroe and antla of th
woman auff rag queetlon. with this cau
tion, whloh is aa-ood Illustration of th
.w.r' ff.lr nlar to both side and
narannalitlaa eliminated."
?-a n had. though, that women
should need that-caution, r and-frm-
Nw Theory Advanced, as tojSpokana Health Officer 1 Holds
Disappearance of Pretty f ecx incompjjxenx xo uuS.
Johnnie Toso.
otTto Cause ofDealh.
IJMrMl Spertal Barrlee.
rancisco. - ia.rcn
-Altrt I
Mml nianateh te The Joarnal.)
okanec Wash.. Maron ! Aai.
grant of about 100.00 acres to tb Co-
lumbla Wotem railway. This Is for
' a section of th road which lias been
built but for which the time for mak
ing the survey of the lands to be granted
has expired. Th government took th
ground that the company could not be
' kept out of the land on thl account tn
-th Interest -of -the provrnoe. - It wa
contended that the government was aa
much to blame a the railway company
- in the delay In the surreys as another
' piece of land had been arranged between
the two to b taken In the place of this
which was vntually taken.
GLEE CLUB CONCERT
AT FOREST GROVE
1 . (Special Dispatch te Ike Jonraal.l ' . .
Toreet Grove, Or., March !. The
- Choral -union and Glee club, concert Trt
dar nlaht In Marsh Memorial hall waa
the treat of the season among the must-'
car events' held here during ine conea-a
vaar. Tin uvuuimn u uiviuru mm
three Parts, the Orst being a cantata.
The Ladv of ChallotL" by the ladies.'
ti,. .a nmrt ht t h e mixed
eharae. consisted of. Netherland folk
song, while the third part was per
kap more greatly enjoyed, college glees,
aoloa and choruses being the main fea
ture. - Manager Markel returned mat
sight from a trip up the Columbia,
making dates for the seme concert In
Th Dalles, Wasco and Lev Grande. This
concert was under the direction of pro
fessor and Mre. F. T. Chapman of the
untvereity.
r,... .,. n.rt.r Pater Toeai In the returns -signed -by-Christian Scientists
laitar'a ranch near Colma, advanced a wni no longer be accepted. They muat
new theory concerning the kidnaping b Bgnad by a -regularly, Uoenaed phy-
, . that.
1 it look a If lh antls were In i
: ir. k.r. in nraann:.tust th reaaoa
why the pros shoula give mm m mii . "'"""i1
id-courteoua neanng.
Tha nman who doesn't want her re
sponsibilities Increased by having xne
ballot put into ner nanoa
i. tha arudclna tolerance of her
differing jlsteiubut tQ Jiex ungrudging;
and warm Intellectual nospnainy.
Surely ln-adlsoussion-oi xnis aiuu
ther 1 no piac ior perswui"
txhnnia Toao Sunday evening, itoaa
thinks It la possible mat me oaoy wa-
abducted by a wealthy ehildlesa man
whose brother some montns ago
lted the Toso ranch. H- base -thl
opinion pn, th fact that about 1
miAthf-ani a stranger ura-va u n
ana evanlna and stopped to ad
mire Johnnlanrnuuallatttlful
elclan. Thla la tha edict lasuea py
Health Officer - Charles V. Oenoway t
the undertakers of Spokane.
Speaking of personalities reminds me
of Ralph Waldo Kmereon a man too
.rait to even know that he had a per
Dr. Oenoway tate, that be ordered .onallty anybody could attacfc ,
the ehanaa aa a crotectlon to .Jllmeell, -At on irat w w-a -5 -
aa ha la raanonalbl for the correctne
trf-the returns, snd tMnksChrlstlan
k Mil
AhlM
"I'd give a good deal to hay a dot
like that." said the stranger. . oui
don't suppose his mother would b wUl-
Ing to sell nimr-
Rosa, who wea standing with Toe
near the house, leughed. - . -
"No," n aald, "you couldn't buy -that
1. a
"Well.: Bald. the atrangerJTd gira
good money for one Ilk' hint, and ray
brother, who Is a millionaire, would part
with a lot If that money would bring
him such a magnificent boy."
After some general eonrersation, the
stranger climbed Into bla buggy and
drove away. . Rosa today remembered
the eonrersation, but -not -.th man'
name or appearance.
Sheriff Irins of Saa Luis eounty no
tified Chief of Folic Dlnan thl after
noon that th two men and tha child
who- loft-thla city Friday on th ateam
schooner Samoa were Mexlcant. They
were questioned at Port Harford, and
r-""""1 '"K the satisfaction of the 'frerlff
that the one waa the father of the
.hllil Tha hafcv WU a girl.
Both Toso and Roea aoout tha alalia
M-a ih.r, Thevsay the
members of both these organisation of
thugs ro natives of Naples or Sicily,
ana that their acquaintanceship in this
country consists entirely or aenoes.
HfclRS BEGIN SUIT TO
HAVE WILL SET ASIDE
SaeeUI nupstek te The Jeereal.)
Corvallls, Or, March 1. Suit was
filed Friday evening by three neirs in
the I-oulea Stewart estate against the
fourth heir, Mrs. Henrietta Randall, to
aet aside the deed of the late Louisa
Stewart, whereby sh conveyea to mr.
Melissa McMahon, a daughter with
whom she had for a long time resided.
ISO scree Of land In Benton oounty.
in a .h.iroh In a smalt Massacnuaeita
n After be had finished, a devout
Scientist, incompetent to iudgTia o TS. kt
raus-of death both, becauee tner 00 no
believe in disease and because they have
BOt at U fflci0let'"itll0 wlw)dJ oX -
where a man dlea who has not been
attended - by a- phyalelan - the ooroner
will have to file the return, deciding the
cause of death after r lowing the re
mains. " i , '
' -TTie fl rat 'case, to eome upnndcr the
hew ruling of the health officer wa that
Jamaa Hook, who died last Saturday.
tta- hait been suffering from bronchial
pneumonia and was under the care of
tha flnlentlata. Falling to Improve, he
oailarf In a nhvaician. who told him hi
chanoea. ' The paUent waa not - satis
fied and recalled the Scientist After
ha jiiad " Or. Oenoway refueed to ao-
cept th return of the Christian Sclen
tieta, and th physloian who had been
called did not care to file It, ao tha cor
oner made th report.
COMPANY-NOT-LIABLE
TRUST CO1.1PANY
AND CONSIDER -
TUB ALL. v
IMPORTANT PACT
FOSTXaSTO, OSSaOaT.
That tn Sddraaa
Intr Mrs. Pinlc
haea- row arw-eotr-
Tiaiffgyour prlvat
tus- to -a;wom'n
a woman wboaa axpari
encawilh women.' , dla-.
aaaa oovera a wraat
THD BUJtXINO LOANS made by ua.:
afford th moat practical, mean tot th
average wag earner to acquire a horn
Ill.ISper month, for month will
raoay ... a 1 1 LOOO . loan. - prlnelpalan4 . In-.
trerirrrar"rni' , , . , -v ' -. -
Mr. Plnkham Is tha
daughter, in law of
Lydia B. Plpkham,
and for many yeara
under he rd treotionf,
and alnoe bar d.
cease. 1
advising1
mn1
COLUIHBIA
naerneraireouoBf, s
nd alnoe her da-j S i
Many woman . w ' - : '
anfTe1 In sileno and drift along- from
bad to worse, knowina; full well that
thfy. ought to bar immediato aaalat
ance. but a naturalL.mpde8tilmpels
Can be obtained, by investing S,00
cash In 100x100 feet, with new bnprov-
mantaw--f.-- --j. -" V;.Z-
' kn - - -
them to shrink from expoeiug- them- XCSIUCnvCS 1
aelvea to th question and probable fT.OOO roome.. on Johnson,, near.
cxamlnaUona of eren their family .'J'iW ,tr,L.' ... t...'. '
Tt la nmhablv too late te find the
tomb of the man who flret Invented hot-
Idaye, but he I entitled to our grati
tude, even though be. Bleep In an un
known grave: --;
The confectioner keep u apprisea 01
th passing of on and the coming of
another day to celebrate. No sooner do
the cherries and tn natcneta 01 xne im
mortal George disappear from their
windows than the rakish high hat and
atumpy dudeen Of old Ireland, make
their appearance with the dainty. little
shamrock, loved, not by lh Irish alone,
but by everybody as a symbol of "good
luck." v ' .- ... '
What' a dull world it. would be if
there were no racial airierences no
chance to love one particular on 01 wis
green earth a little better tnan anoiner
and to Snd dear and close comradeship
Ith others who spring jrom tn same
soil. -J
Old Ireland has a flavor an ita own
and la dear-to the - heart-, or . every
woman Tjecause it has no nakes. We
muat have Inherited our dislike for the
serpent from Father-Adam, for It Is not
recorded, that-Ev held him In any.fear
ah nearly all her daugh
ters have a strong inherent rear ana
loathing of Mm -z..
Rnnbi of travel and atortea of trav
eled friends were powerles to f.UJ. m
with a desire for a trip to Europe, until
it waa mv aootsi fortune to hare wore.
In torn of th rnt nouya. "V"T 1 Luiu bahbuL xuut 1Ood-wUl. na"?ffrr"
Vhna fiamniar emrlth Slilff SlUtnorsi' mm . . . . . . . -
1 VlsfwVll IMIIBWHi w
TRUST COMPANY
. m. wnooa, v.-?..
xzts rxoom, OOSTOOSUB iu.
II Per Cent Net Interest
physician. It ia unnecessary. Without,
money -or price yon can consult a wo
man whoa knowledge from actual ex
perience ia great. ' . .: .
Mrs. PInkham's SUndlsff IsvKatioa.
Women Buffering" from any form of
female weakness are Invited to promptly
communicate with Mrs. Plnkham, at
Lynn, Mass. All letter are received.
opened, read and answered by women
near Twenty-first- tret
Flanders Street
IOiIOS feet, facing south, near Twenty
. -first atreet ' . '-
Holladay'c Addition
lOOxlOO, with 7-Toora residence, on
East Seventh atreet, at a bargain. , ,
;-! 1 Irvingrton
only. A woman ean freel talk of her J1, lOO-corner- oi.". on improvea
. J . .... . , I mtrmmt aamant lMWftllr. An tklaelC
private illness to a woman; tnusvna . . -
adjoining above.
C , . I II. I a . 1 . J
veeneataoiianea uwtwtunwuuuoum l-.(Ha lnt
v.. tii.v. j k 800 insiae lot,
minnuuiat iukuui mm . 4, i, a, t I j II t '
of America which ha never been i: UIV iew rlTK AQaiilOn
broken. Ont of the TSt volume. of i-W have-17-holee lota-te-aell-ea
experience which ahehaa to draw from, I Installments. . : .
It la mors than possible thev abe nasi niv.. Af raiTrar t.
esjij luiowltilae thafrTrl
.1 si. a .i. . ...1,1.. i. Buitaai ror Platting,
cip jour vm. 'U alee wlthli. 11, minutea' ride.
' situate :
on . car
American I any woman, rich or poor, ia rery fooliah
to smuggle her up to my room, curl up bottle of Lydia E. Pinkl
on th couch, at Bridget -comfortably Compound atonce, and i
where I could look -at her. ask one or vimynn. Maaa., for-i
two qu..Oo-.'and then-off for old "JSXs
i . . u,...,. k.h M.nw an
woman who would feel herseir consia- sne ooes nu ""-
erably above her. and sh was eloquent g-enerous offer of aaslstance.
about her own beloved Ireland. I used 1 Jf you Kra ill, don't hesitate to ret S
to smuggle her up to my room, eun up bottle of Lydia E. Knkhem'e Vegetable
write nra. ruw-
forapecial advice.
Vaa Waan aiMVaafiil !
- Herdeeerlptioa - of ' th Wthom In restoring- to health ao many mjr
hedrea. the labumuma, the freshness of you cannot well aay, withont tryina; it.
the verdure, the beauty of every-feature 1 " I do not believe it will help
of the-lndcap cam Trpm tn neart. i
ejLUntmi an4
ehnvTnclna'.
Then there were true gnost stories
some Of th oia nouses oi me xnan
gentry, and eren marveloua talea of the
dread banshee.
IvVrSNDREWSTCOT
auii ding.
XamlHom
131 Third Street.
Illf TS OATOSt PV9 anSATst TXZXt
,. . . , W nui ruv xava- ... .
WE CAN SAVE YOU
MONEY ON ANY COAL
CARDINTiirOtBBONS'TOI
a YODSE MiLLlOHAIRE'S WIFE
WANTS TIE SEVERED
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Cardinal Gibbons was facetious when
th Irish Ladles choir, of Dublin called
on him. Turning auddenly he asked:
Which' one of you Is the oldest!" . -None
claimed th honor and all
blushed. - -; ,
Tha talk drifted around to-mimor
.Josephine Cunningham Whittellj
Tires After Brief Matnmo--nial
Experience."
r air-wlaK hvirn.
kinds of house coals and the renowned
FAIRFAX Tl-hour coke and Fairfax and
eaatern biackemmrs coais. . .
mnre) vw nowm kaibt sns. .
Vulcan Coal fc
" sss BTJjninB ajTStaa.
A Good Example Is the Best Sermon -
nil Ms band, and Cardinal Gibbons told
S . II IliSTa ill IIISB UI llliniuiis ww.a ' .. - a- .
.Tnd with .11 th. -oathms-TOlttm
tit rnnaord aa an amlassTT of Ba'
When Mr. Emerson wss on uw w
horn with th friend who naa accom
panied him, the friend ventured a refer
ence to the fiery aealot who bad flung
his theological, inunaerpoits
gentle transcendentalism
Ills only reply was that Mfr-;
seemed a rery earnest and sincere man.
. PRINCE OF WALES' INDIAN
TOUR PROVES FIASCO
Evokes No Enthusiasm From the
Natives Royalty Makes a
Vexy Poor Showings
- urt BueetatSrrleal "
Cunningham Whlttell has tired or her
husband and hla wealttw-, atarrieo a
- heats aha has repented after . a brief
matrimonial eaperlenoe, and . an now
aaka tha court of Alameda county to
sever tha tie that made her the wife
Of George Whlttell Jr., son of a well
known millionaire. Mental anguish due
to oruel negleot haa prompted the young
woman to aak for a. divorce, and -It waa
on th. ground, of cruelty that ehe
baaed tha complaint that was filed here
Saturday. . ..
The marriage of George Whlttell and
Sosephln Cunningham nearly two yeara
ago cam aa a shook to th parnta-nf
th young man and to hla friend, many
of whOra believed that ha waa engage!
to a prominent young society girl of
San Francisco. Tils parent naa eeni
him abroad under the car and tutelage
Vmim WAtnarvHanrl EmBdrtf ontofTtay"Baker. hoping tlsto get him
i r .. I awav from the Influ
laglhatthcardlnal wae In the audi-
apce. played "Marviana. My Maryiana.
nil how It sleased him.
. miim.M" nM tha cardinal, "wa fa
mous for hla playing of Mosart's
Twelfth Mass.' Once he played It In
a North Carolina town, and next day
the local paper announced that he ren
dered with - great -r effect Mosart's
TwelftSTdassachuseua' " : '-r-
GOES TO SEEK TREASURE
SEEN IN A DREAM
(neelal PUpatca te Tt looroil.) (Journal epenai errice.j i . .' k Mn 'h l'l nraamlns I1'-
SSk W.sn. March 1-,-Ajeel-le n.
i
Spo
An ounce of protection ia
worth s pound of cure. It is
up to you to be protected from
, the - cold - and - mow and - to -effect
s big sarinj at the same '
time. - ;- .
TODAY WE OFFER " -
OVERCOATS
$8.65
Your selection , from the re
maining lots of our $12.50 and
fiS.OO winter garmente." All
, aigca but few of a kind.
IflOIlCLOTHinGQ
; Gus Xuhn-Pro
Outfitters for Men arid Boys
-t- 168 snd 168 Third St.
'Mohawk Bldinj ,
landed down III Ilia '' I f rom Bom bay.
brought by the L,uelle Dreyfua Mining
company, at Danville, Washington, tjo
recover poesesslon of false and fraudu
lent certificates of stock outstanding.
Ths company wss not held liable for
the bogus stock of that company. Issued
t, vrnarard J. Kressly while he was
secretary of the company, and the hold- aonallty,
ers of such stock hav no recourse ha. Ceen
against the company. :
The decision -wa mad on th ground
that most of the partte dealing with
Kreesly were dealing with him as a
private individual. It appeared from
the evidence that In most of th cases
"a ya that th tour
of
th Prince and rnneess or vaiew-i
Jndla that - Is coming to an end has
been a deplorable fiasco from every point
of y lew, and has evoked no enthusiasm
from the natives. English officials and
native chlefe alike complain of the
prince's reticent and unattractive per-
rnne ins pthil-cti a.
positively repellent almost
....h.r. She came to jnaia agunn
ber wish and never tries to conceal that
.t.a ia intanaalv do red
Th princess rarely exchanges a word
wi.h iha orlnc. tt eem. Sh cut out
.i.th nna nart of th tour' and
wae
r u art
inna time nrevtous to ber death da
eeaaed had become so enfeebled and
deranged mentally that ahe was easily
susceptible to th inriueno ana per
suasion of othere. and that Mrs. Hajj
dall Induced deceased to convey to her
the 10 acres of land wnicn nguree in
the case. Th plaintiffs are Mahala
Stewart, Jehlst Stewart, r- Lafayett
Stewart and Mra Mellaea MoMahon.
They pray for a decree of the court
setting aside the deed, and for cos's
and dlsliuisement in 4h suit Wea th.
erford Wyatt ot Albany and K. R
Bryson of Corvalll are attorney for
plaintiff. - ,
TWENTY CASES ON;
THE BENTON DOCKET
Kressly went to the offlce of the parties r.mfcn,a at Agra for a fortnight, while
Ka rfaalt and borrowed .. ..nt arnund alone.
money, putting up for collateral stock ,Botn r disgusted at the way the tour
.f ih. romnanv purporting to xe tn. ... been treated oy tn cngnan Fr.a
newspaper an n . . . w . .
ith ths r-yat py. ui
nothing has been pubiisnea
nil waa aentenced
flv. years' imprisonment lAnMflM SUFFRAGISTS
' '- Olympia Church SCeetsv
.....i.i Tt.r. t.h t The Joaraal.)
-TJlympla, Wash.. March 1. The an-
nual meeting of the First Fresoyienan
nhroh of this city was-held Friday
MEET AT CHEMAWA
,a 1 i..M..t Tttsa Jrvirrnsl -
,.V-a: or.. March 1.A large and
evening and was attended by more than I enthusiastic audience aseembled at the
' (goarlal Wpatra to Tb Journal.)
Corvallta, Or., March !. mere wm
be SO cases on the docket at the com
ing term of th Benton county circuit
court, which convenes In regular ses
sion on March tt. The preliminary
session will be held next Saturday
morning, x There are five criminal cas-.s
on the dockot and seven dlvorc caae.
the latter being an unusually.large num
ber for one term of court In Benton.
Wot oa Klamath Frojeo.
raaft- tn The Janraal.l
I Klamath Falls. Or.. March 1. Mason.
Osvls ec Co. have established camp at
I I lie east end of the city, to which men.
I horses and Implements ar being added
t constantly, and they expect oon ss
th weather will permit to t 500 men
I., aork mnnlnl dav and night Shift.
(All loral matu. including Indians froml-
; th H-SPrvatlon, it tney pnna m-
selves able to do the work, win oe
given employment, and they expect to
complei their contract wltfcln eight
month. .-'
300 persons, mostly memoers. juuh
II, E. Hadley was the orator of the
evening. The matter of building a new
church cainoe was- isiarq over ana
votearsclosearnin overwhelming ma
jority in its favor.. A grand supper was
served by the ladlea of the congrega
tion. . ' ' '
. Tuners! of r. Xrrim.
(Bpeda! Olapatr to The Jonrsetl ;
Albany, Or., March J. The body of
the lste r. K. I Irvine was laid to rest
yesterday beside that of his father. The
funeral took place from the residence
of his mother and was conducted bythe
Christian Scientists, of which sect he
was a follower and believer.
) Daiins Ponder ((
AVew J ,
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km r. h hall here last rriaay svening
. II. fan tn an address by Mrs. Emma
a.it. navaa on woman suffrage. The
waa nraslded over. by. i'Jt All-
amw."sj w a . .laWA
man who Introaucea tne speaker w .
evening. Th following officers were
elected: W. H. Allman. prealdent; John
t Rairu. vlce-prealdent; Frank E. Hall.
secretary, and William Goodrich, .trees-
A -committee . waa . appointed to do
what it could between now and June
t farther the cause. Thl committee
-.ii. of th offleers and W. P.
.ntnh.n Mrs. Belle McClelland. Miss
T...ia Munn. Tt. D. Johnson, 8. O.
trail. Mrs. AUc Swarts, J. J. Burdette
a.t Mra. Mason. "
Before adioumment a rote of thanks
waa tendered Mrs. Devo.
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OHIO BANK WRECKER
IS PLACED ON TRIAL
flaarart Beerlel KerTlra.l
Cleveland. Ohio. March 1. The esse
ar John if. ,immrm.ii, n.i w....
wrarklna- the Wooster Dana, was cauea
in. trial In the federal court today, ror
mer Congressman I V. Ohliger. serving
a sentence of two years in ins iuoinua
nanltentlarv for Complicity in m
wrecking of the bank, hss been brought
here unrtar guard to -restlfy-in-tne eaea.
Both Ohliger and Zimmerman fled to
f-anada after the bank failure, and
ware ranturad ther and returned to
Ohio. ,
to Find Fabulous Stors
ofColdt.
(Journal Special Service.!
there was a sDOt In Nevada where lies
a rahuloiia alore of undiscovered gold,
Mra Percy Von Ohn of Plafnfleld, New
him care mor for th iignt or in
tenderloin than for hla hom. If wa
Wnown- that- he was enamored of J
Anna Held a company, wnom ne naa
met In this city, and this was one f
tlonw mat prumptea nis
narenta to send him abroad.
But absence did not cool the ardor of
th young man. He wanted to marry
Therefor It 1 not neessary for us t
preach about the necessity of psint, so
we will only tell you the lest kind to
use, which la Bay State. It is cheaper
In the long run, therefor It la most
economical. It 1 better- than other
make because It I carefully around,
and mixed with the beet material, ami
" '"r -"V
apply it.
fU BIO VAJSTT ITOSS.
Fisher.Thorsen & Co.
rmoiTT ajts icomsusosT sis. ... -
i.raav. la almut to head an expedition the rount actress, so ha left his guard-
tan Baker stuaying arcnaoiusj unu-r
tha unny aklea. of Italy and took lile
rtenarture for th United States. He
landed In New York, and when Ms rela
tives her next heard of him he was
married.
Whlttell and his wire naa aeen living
to mine for th metal. Mrs. Von Oha
has declared that her dream, as far aa
the deposit of gold I concerned, nas
been confirmed. Two young men, ac
cording to her frlenda, will accompany
ber In her treasure mint.
About a rear ago Mra. von onn aaw
tha Kl Dorado Art a dream and sh took I et-tha WhltUll-om-tn -Alamdaand
th dream rlousiy. - a. iw aay agu
a young man from Nevada met her at
the hom of a mono, mo ioio-oi nna-Ing-
a big deposit of gold In the far
meat. His description or me - piuce
a-her he found It coincided exactly
with Mra. Von" Ohn'- dream. Miss
uaraarat M. Broad of Bayonne, New
Jersey, a frleSid of Mra Von Ohn, aald
today that If Mrs. von unn is success
ful In her expedition ah will devote
at least half f the money to psycholog
ical research In which an ia deeply in-
tereated. . - ,
Following th cream or airs, von
Ohn, she dlsoovered that sh possessed
s-reat occult powers, Sh claims that
hv mental telepathy she can converse
with people In Europe,
TRUST CUTS PRICE 0B
JCRACKERS IN-SP0KANI
iau.i.1 Tl.n.t.fc tn The Journal. I
BDokane. Wash., March It. A cracker
r la in alaht for this city. Th Na
tional Biscuit company th trust hss
cut th price to dealers In Spokane and
th northwest, delivering good her,
freight prepaid, for th same prices
they are old in Chicago, tn mam
cases this 1 a cut oi one mira me
farmer price. As a result of tnia tn
ratallera will ba able to Bell th produot
of that company for about II per cent
less than they could aell tne goons man
ufactured her at th price, now
charged. ' '
It la stated that the eastern trust has
marts eerlona Inroads en tha trade of
tt waa only a few montba ago that the
young coupl separated. It la stated
that Whlttell has tired of tha young
actress and haa gone back to th life
In which h figured bfor his mar-
rlage. ' , ' - - - -
SLIDE KILLS TWO AND
BADLY HURTS ANOTHER
IJoaraal Boeclal Service.) -
Placervllle, CaL, March It. Two men
were killed by a elide at; th Cedar
Orova mine at Falrplay, about 20 mile
east of thl city, yeateraay arternoon.
John, Ivan and Charles Cralne, brother,
were at work in an open cut at the mine
when a vast uuaotlty of earth, loosened
hv recent rslns and undermined slightly
by the operation or tne miners at won
In th cut, slid down upon the three
brothers and eweprthera about" 400
yarda down tha mountain aid, .. bury
ing two of them and terribly crushing
the third.
rreparlng for Blf Boom.
Bnalal Dlinatca te Tba Journal.)
Klamath Falla, Or., March 1. Ther
has always been difficulty In getting dry
lumber for early spring construction,
so.W. M. Msndenhall, manager of the
Klamath Construction company, has put
nri a. temporary kiln In which he has
70,000 feet already dried and ready for
use. "-Ackley. Bros, ar also building a
permanent kiln in connection with their
sawmill and both they and the Moore
Hma. are creDa ring for day and night
demands ar aucn as io
TEETH
ei traded, filled, crowaed or treat 1
absolutely without pais, nave jour
teeth extracted without ttla la fie
morn tne an seeome wit the sew
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All our operators are' friduatrs
of Ions yeara' eiperienre anil we
(aaraetee all dental work by wrlttra
.....( tn. in v.ara.
Our srlces tae lewem.
it Bnowa to Biottcra. uvnii
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Bpokane manufacturers and the Paclflo Justify.
coast company, aunougn it win ni a.
present affect the price of goods of
Ither th Inland Cracker company or
tha Washington Cracker company. Both
r-nn.n.aiea aiata that they will make
no cut In prices, but will continue at
th present rat of pries. ' "'
TEETH
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CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS TO RUN BOATS I FROM
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Batlonal Otrie Federatloa Meets.
. (Joara.1 gnarlal aertlea.)
New Tork. March It. The executive
council of the National Clvlo federation
semr,ta for Ita annual meeting In this
city today. The principal business be--rare
4 ha meetlna- ia th election of offi
cers end the outlining Of th work for
th ensuing yea .
. A pleaaant and agreabl laxative,
painless, yet effective. Prescribed by
Shyslclan; and recommended by all
ruaglsts aa an Invaluable substitute
for mineral pills and castor oil. t
100 Wafsrs 25 Cents.
a. ft. SJktdsar Si O Urmgrtete, HI
Third s, sel agenta for Fortlaad. Or.
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(Special 6lpetrh to The Josroal.)
Salem, Or.. March 10. Th Columbia
Transportation company haa filed ar
ticle of Incorporation with th secre
tary of state ror the purpose ot operat
ing boat from Big EMy, Wasco coun- ..
ty, three mHea above The palles, to
Portland. Th incorporator are: J
T. Fetera, K. M. Will lame and W. r..
Walthar. The main office la at The
Ualla; aapltal at oak 110,000.
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