THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING; MARCH 27, !lSC3.
ELECTRIC ROADS
FOR EU6EIIE
Royal
BIG STEAL!
.Council Practically Dacidaa to
": Grant Franchise to Syndlcata
Plymouth of Fall River' Line
Burnt to Water't Edge in 1
Newport Harbor.
' ' of Capitalists. - .
Saves Healffi
LOSS WILL EXCEED v V
' ONE MILLION DOLLARS
' PORTLAND, EUGENE AND
' OTHER MEN INTERESTED
FLAHES DESTROY
fffS ISIS
. . . ..... ..
V
- .Will 'Alio 'Construct B ranches to
Sprinffitld and Up McKwuia to
Blue River Mines, a Distance of 40
Miles, and Bridge Willamette.
VSgetlsI Dkiestes to The Jmul-l
Eugene. Or;. March 7. At a special
UMtlnf of the city. Council lsat aright
v
it .. waaractlcally decide, to grant
franchise to ttK Pax ton of Portland.
, a. B. Hengen of Nw York, A." B. Wood
of New York and F. 1 Chambers of
Eugene, to conatruct ah electric railway
T-,.rtni for thtadty.-lfwaa announced
for the flrat time laat rrfght that theae
'.'V : men. who have satisfied the -councllmen
of Eugene that ,they are "wall financed..
: Intend to build an electrlo railway from
r-j Eugene to Springfield, a dlatanca of four
; -v- miles, and a a tram rUwy from Bprlng
" neld up the McKenStc to tho Blue river
mines, a diaUnco of 46 miles. The Wll
lamette .will -be- brtdced In the , north
; west part of Eusene and the- Una to
Bprlngfleld will extend up the eaat aide
t of the riven, In an entirely different
eve Motm projocted.
" It Is propose to fun team locomo-
xJiirea over- the F.iisgne-Bprtnsfleld llnl T tir the erdl
addition to electrfc care, for the hRT!f a..!l'Z,. rL?,V-,
I rns; of frelsht from tho McKensl val
ley to igugene.
It -1 announced -'"that -.construction
r .-i.' work will begin-early, ln-I7. and"a
,il and a half of tha streetcar sys-
Jem -completed within a year. .
The franchise provides for the entire
. svstem to bo completed within three
years. Hengen is the principal owner
ef the Oregon Southeastern railway,
. -i- between Cottage Grove and tho Bohemia
.mlneav Wood 4a general iMMftr ef tho
. road and nlao or the Oregon Securities
-- company In Bohemia. Chambers -Is a
Eugene banker.. ' .r
: ARMY SERGEANT LEAVES--:
A SNUG LITTLE FORTUNE
- 1 ' - (Journal Snstiat Bsnle. ' 1 '
. St. Loula, March. !7.Wohn M. Wll-."-
llamaon, for 21 years a private and
.. aargaant In company F. Twelfth United
' States Infantry.-whoao funeral took
place yea tarda y from his late residence,
' left a anuc little fortune. Many years
sgo. when hls jrealmeat waaat - San
JoserCallfornla. he lent a friend 1300 to
aaalat In aatabllahlng a email meroan
. , tile bualneaa. He became a partner In
., the bualneaa. thrived and at the time of
' his death owned a half Interest in the
f enterprise, bis aha re being estimated to
. be worth more than 4.00.
: A short time ago Wllllamaon retired
.' rrom the army, owing to an affection of
...Ihe heart, rssultlng In hl death last
. , , rrlday. . . . -. . - :; y
::many converts at
. corvallis meetings
(Special Dispatch te The Joannl.j '
Corvailla. Or.. Mach IT. A larger
' attendance nightly marks the progress
of ths union and Methodlat revtvala
hero. -Bvansrllat- Miller -attho-opera
1 - house gives "chalk talks" to the school
auplla at 4 p. m. dally. At I o'clock
Tr and - T;S9 o'clock daily '4har are bmU
- Ings at both the M. E. church and at
the opera bouse.- , v ' '
Rev. T. L. Jones, leading the Matho
v dlst revival, has .converted 41 people,
V while st tho union meeting there are
many more. ' . ,
; r; '
: Te BobaSs a X sriwUe. -
Ta Grande, Or., March 17. A debate
will take place rn thla city at Steward's
opera bouse next Wednesday evening
between the debaters of the- l- Orand
" high school and Profeaaor Hockenber-
' ry s school.' Tne question is. "Keaoiveo,
, ' That the amendment granting suffrage
' to women In Oregon ah ou Id be adopted."
' ' Gold medals are offered to the membera
. T of the winning team. The high school
has ths affirmative of tho question.
eat te Asylum. . .
Eugene, -Or.s ; March tlj John T. Col-
line, aged about It years, residing at
- Wendlinax was committed to the Insane
' asylum by Judge Chrlaman yesterday
,"V" afternoon and taken-to-Salem today.
.. Recently he) was arrested for beating
his wife, and on Friday night of last
- i week, at Springfield, ho attempted aul
.. . rtdo.
Made in Oregon
. hi . - . hi
Diamond
Mounted TCrflafTcaTfy conceived a e
to deelgiilng and with
eparlal merit as' to
workmanabtp. Platinum
Adds great tone to any
piece of Jewelry end en
riches the effect of Dia
monds end other Pre
rlous Gems to a marked
- degree. : -
tteslgne submitted Willi
favorable prices to In
terest. .,,
mtf.
...Cos.-14 eV WasMng tOAr-
JKWKI.KrrS. ...
PII.VKRrtMITIIA,
MANTFAi'l TRINO '
, OPTICIANS.
,
Jewelry
Saves
ROYAL SAKINO POWDER CO., HtW YORK
3-CCNT STREET CAR FARES
FOR THOSE WHO LABOR.
San ; Francisco Ordinance Pro
vide Cheap Rates Morning
, . and Evening Hours, . - ,
1 , 1 I.hIm t
nance Introduced by Supervisor Duffey
in the board laat night becomes a law,
00 and Sifter May 1, paasongers on stre t
railroads of . this city during the hbu re
when the. working classes travel to and
from their labors will pay a S-cent fars.
Ths ordinance,, which was referred to ths
Judiciary committee, provides for thla
rats between the hours of I: JO and I
o'clock, a. dv And between S and 7
o'clock -p. in.'; r'."-". "
la order to overcome ths difficulties
arising from lack of copper coinage on
the coast,- It la provided that tickets en
titling the holders to transportation with
in the hours stated and which alone shall
be accepted - as fare shall be sold In
books of M apiece and It shall not . be
obligatory upon arty-street railroad to
sell any passenger less than - one com
plete book.
It is provided runner that tne transier
system at - present -In - force -shall apply
to the travel within tha hours and upon
tha conditions named. . .
MANTPAY LAST TRIBUTE
TO LATE MARTIN BOTH
(Spselat Dispatch te Tat Joaraal.)
Rainier, Or.. March 17.- Tho funeral
of tho lata Martin Both was held hero
Sunday at-S o'clock in the afternoon
under the auspices of ths Elks of As
toria, who cams to Rainier In a special
train. - Mr. Both was born In Germany,
Martin Both.
coming to thla country when a young
man, where he has been engaged In
the aalmon bualneaa on a large scale.
As sn Elk and a representatlvs to ths
senate, Mr. Both was well known In Co
lumbia county and Astoria. Ths funeral
had the largest attendance ever known
at a' funeral In Rainier. Members of
four different lodges psld their last re
spects. ' TO OFFER ISLANDS;:
(Continued From Psge Ons.)
the -Philippine problem before his pres
ent term st tha Whits House -ends.-'He
Is represented ss being convinced
that the ownership of the Islands aa pos
sessions .and not parts of the United
States la not acceptable to the people
of. the United States and will eventually
mean much larger expenditures on ths
part of our home government than have
been made oven thuo far. .- . -
There . have been frequent consulta
tions on .tho Philippine. quest Ion between
the president. Secretory Root and Sec
retary Taft, who' succeeded Root In the
war department. , Having been formerly
governor- of the Philippines Taft waa
looked up ts upon entering) the Rooso-
I velt cabinet aa ths highest and most
I competent authority on Aslatlo condi
tions. He told the president and th
' administration advisers, it la aald. that
! tho Filipino people would soon accept
ths American government snd that out
breaks such ss recently have been wit-
. nessed on tho part of -tha Moeoe and the
Pnltjanps of Samar would cease.
'. There la reason to believe now. how
ever, that Governor Wright, who suc
ceeded Taft In ths Phtllpplneh, and Ian
em! Leonard Wood and others who have
sines been In chsrge of tha military
force In tbs Islands, hava dlffared with
Tsft's presentstlons.
College sf OsftSory sorts!. ,''
(Speelal . Dispatch ta The JnsraaL)
Willamette University, Salem. Or..
March 17 The pupils of tha college of
'.oratory gave a recital In the university
: chapel yesterday evening before a large
and -awrwiatlve aurtlenca " The pro-
gram conaiated of II numbers, two' of
I which wero piano aolos, ons vocal solo
j and eJrht readings. -
The recital waa given under the di
rection of Iean Savage.
' To draw tho firs out of a burn, heal
a exM without leaving a scar, or to cure
bolls. vborea, tettor, ecsema and all akin
and scalp diseases, use IeWltt's Witch
Hasel Salve. A spclflo for piles. Get
the genuine. No remedy causes such
speedy relief. . Ask for iJeWitt'a ths
genuine ...
PUTER GETS AWAY
FROn GURUS
sBaHsassassaHssSsBBassiBSHaBBiasa "
Kirg-Pin of the Oregon Land
Swindler Arretted In Bo-
ZIZItoributEecapet.IIll
DRAWS REVOLVER UPON "
-SECRET SERVICE AGENT
Crowd Witnesses. Tussle Polic Fail
to Render Assistance Reckless
LSpJsJt. olL3ftLShowttJnJPoii-
' land. :- ; : :
. (Joaraal Bpaelal tan lea.) ' -
Boston. Maes., March 17. S. A. D.
Puter, who Is wanted by the government
la the land fraud cases in Oregon, was
arrested hers laat night by Secret Berr
ies Agent W, J. Burns, but saoapod aft
er being In custody leas than half an
hour. He drew his revolver) upon
Burns,; who. through a, mistake of ths
Boaton police In not coming to bin as
sistance, was powerless to prevent ths
eacape of his prisoner,, who threatened
to" kill him if he moved.
Burns grappled with -Puter. trying to
disarm him twice, but Puter for a third
time got free from Burns' grasp and
gradually backed away with the re
volver pointed at tho official. Ths
struggle was ' witnessed by a large
crowd, who Joined ths offlcer-tir his
pursuit of tha fugitive, but were unable
to overtake him. L
Puter had been calling for mall sd-
dreaaed to. John U. BrowneU.
S. A. D. Puter has boms ths repota
tlon of being a dangerous man and his
usually qulat demeanor conceals a reck
less spirit. Though seldom Involved in
quarrels few men can use a gun mors
quickly or effectively than he. An Il
lustration Is afforded by an. Incident
which occurred In thla slty Shortly after
Puter's trial and conviction In Decem
ber. 104.
.Together with Several men and women
Puter waa In the rear room of a Sixth
street . saloon .drinking heavily, whenj
one or tne men present made a remark
which . threw Puter Into a rage. An
eyewitness of tho affair described It ss
followa: - .
"In an . instant Puter's gun wss out,
cocked snd leveled. It was so quick
that I couldn't even sea what pocket he
took It from, though I waa looking right
at him. : He shoved the gun up against
tho other fellow's body cursing- and
swearing, snd I thought there wss so
wing to bo a murder. Theother fellow t
had to eat his words." , '
NINE KILLED AND V
EIGHTEEN INJURED
(Joarnal Special tarries.)
Cheyenne. Wyo., March 17. The offi
cial llat - of tho - doad In tho Natrona
wreck on ths Chicago Northwestern,
weet of Casper. Wyoming, Is given as
followa: Charles Moll, D. D. Blue and
B. F. Price of Casper; Budo Redekablo,
Bar. ' Sarcar, ' Mame " Kamesktc, Ceto
Benjenvlc, Mill Rodakeslo and Ilua
Redakowlck. Three others are missing
and believed to be stuck In tha mud
under the wreckage or drowned in the
creek. " Righteen are seriously In
jured, five of whom will probably dls.
MILT0NITES ORGANIZE
LIVE PROGRESS CLUB
Milton, Or., March IT. A progressive
association has been organised at Mil
ton, the folowlng officers having been
elected: President, K. J. Davis; first
vice-president, J. F. Sloverj' second vice
president, J. Ia Miller; secretary, t. P.
Peterson; treasurer, H. L. Frasler, A
committee of five, consisting of E. J.
Davis, C.-T. Davis, C T. Ooodwln, S. A.
IMller, J . F.' Slover and W. E, Putnam,
was appointed on permanent organisa
tion. . . .
READY TO REVOLT
(Continued From Pago Ons.)'
la Inadvisable for the people of Brittany
io aet-JJjemsel yesaaai nst lhs-cabjneti
which has the army at Its back.
The bishop of Nantes who Instated
that the Inspector leave the cathedral
without Inventorying tha sacred relics,
has himself gons among ths people ex
horting them to follow the law as set
forth by parliament and use only moral
suasion where religious sentiments srs
threatened.
Ths Bretons, howsvsr, ars obstlnsts peo
ple. Devout Catholics ars Infuriated
and will refuse to accept ths sdvlce of
their spiritual leaders. Despite ths de
mands of the bishop and priests thst the
Isw be obeyed they ars preparing to
prevent Its Infcrrement. Arma ars be
ing rtbufnlshed, 1 ammunition collected
and stored snd guerilla warfare In the
bleik Brittany region ; Is planned to
block the stringent regulations Of the !
separation law.
Xvaaaes Has Big Petittoa.
La OrSnds. Or. March ST. Colonel F.
S. Ivanhos of this city hsa regtatered
with the secretary of atate tha most nu
merous! y signed petition that haa been
sent out front Union and Wallowa coun
ties. ' He Is Republican candidate for
district attorney .for Union and Wallowa
counties.
Fire Breaks Out Whila Boat la at
Pier ,' and Thres Other Vessels
Moored Near by Are Badly Dsm-
' aged. ' 7 '
(Joaraal Speelal Berrke.t
Newport. R. X... March 17 The mag
nificent Fall River Una steamer Ply
mouth was burned to ths water's adgs
and threw--ether steamers. at ths pier
badly damaged by- flames this morn
ing. Thirteen caretakers had a narrow
eacape from the burning ship and sev
eral - firemen who had - bean, out of f
wero rescued with .difficulty. Tho i
pair-shops and the warehouses along
ths waterfront caught . firs and were
bady damaged. Tbs total loss will ex
ceed tl.900,000.
Ths Are was discovered ahortly aft
er midnight and every effort was mads
by ths caretakers to prevsnt ths spread
or tho flames, but their efforts were
futile. When the ship became wrapped
In flames she was towed from tha pier
Into -tho harbor, whera she burned to
ths water's edge. ; -----
Tha Plymouth will be. a total loaa. She
was eno of tho "nest -veaaals that calls
at this port. Her gross tonnage was
1.170, her length 161, breadth SO and
her-draft 11 1 feet. She was built at
Chester. Pennsylvania.' in lt0.
tAU. but-about 60,000 Qt tha loss was
to ths steamer Plymouth and. her cargo.
HONORS ALMOST EVEN
IN RACE FOR ANNAPOLIS
r-Itisatck Ss T JaniiL
flalam.. Or.. March IT. Tha "board of
examiners in tha competitive examina
tion held for tho appointment of a mid
ehlpman for the naval academy at An
napolis has -forwarded the results to
Congressman 'Hermann without recom-
4-mendation. as tha examination waa very
close -between two of the competitors.
Walter Vincent Combs of Eugene and
Irving Lenoir Ragadalo of ' Roseburg
practically tied In tha examination.
In making up ths average., counting
tha phyalcal examination as one subject,
Combs' average Is (I per cent and Rags
dale's It.IO. But counting tha physical
sxamihatlon as equal to the mental ex
amination, or of tho .same relative
weight. Combs gets It.St and Ragsdale
tt.lt. Ragadala's physical examination
ranked blghor than Combs.
POLITICS IN WASCO
COUNTY IS BOOMING
' (Special DlenatcB to The Jooraal.) '
"Tho DaUea. Or., March ST. Politics
ta booming In the Republican ranka.
Two candidates ars out for the nomi
nation of aherUf; F.'C. Sexon, tha pres
ent Incumbent, and Levi Chrlaman. On
ths legislative ticket there are six can
didates for ths- nomination P. W.
Knowles, J. T. Hendricks, A. A. Jayne.
E. F. Sharp, D. J. Cooper and O. J.
Farley. .
The county is snUtled to but ' two
repreaentatlves and only that number
can be nominated by either party. Tho
contest will bo for nominations. --Ths
Demoorata- hava not. announced their
candidates, but unquestionably will not
leave tha field to their Opponents,
FIVE BANK-WRECKERS
PLACED UNDER ARREST
- : Mooraal Special Service.) . .. . .
Plttaburg, Pa., March J 7. Five af
reets have been mads hers aa a. result
of tha failure of ths ntsrprlso National
bank at Allegheny. Those taken Into
custody ars Horace B. Nichols, prlvata
secretary to William H. Andrews,
Charlea Mepsner, George B. Rawlaton,
B. P. McMillan, clerks, and George. E.
Cook, partner of T. Lao Clark, the cash
ier, who committed suicide last fall. ' A
warrant Is also Issued for Thomas Har
vey, former paying teller. They ars
accused of complicity with 'Clark In
stealing funds of depositors..
CASCADE LOCKS MAN IS
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM
(Special Dlepateb ta Tfts JenraalJ
-i Tha-DaUea- Or March i7-.ieorge
Hlnes was brought hers from Cascade
Locks ysaterday and in the afternoon
was adjudged Insane.' He is aged 48
years and tho cauaa of his Insanity is
disease.' - Hs has brothers living In Can
ada and Michigan. Two employes from
ths asylum will take him to Salem this
afternoon. .,',,.' . -
- Burglars loot Baasas Bask .
(Joaraal Special Servlee.) '
Bentley, Kan., March 17. Robbers
this morning wrecked ths safe In ths
Bank of Bentley with dynamite and
escaped with $1,809 In cash. Officers
srs in pursuit. , ... v. :.....
Tit a nAj 1
BAA wa WW l
riM-flisde to feeTintrnewy Batnlngf
with Pond's Extract. Takes out the
soreness and reduces swelling. After
a hard day's work in the field nothing
will refresh the tired firmer more
thsa sn spplicstiofl of Pond's Extract
to ths feet. Waih thoroughly In
. luke warm wster snd rub with Pond's
Extract, ta a few moments you will
feel refreshed and ths tired feeling
will hsve sndrsly disappeared.
Wittb Hautl h ntt "Mf am .
On tntlyiii a ttvtnty lamfUt
Witch lUxtln tfun tftrtJ at
"Jmt mt pd"-jifty.w noert
Jtumi 10 ttmtain m4 khl r for
totldthtlt r bath. T mvU da
ir pinning intist Asvi'sr
" '
Great faoia to the doctor he'r
found ths heart .
Of Spotlsss Town, tha vital part
Which . prompts tha cook with
happy smile : ;
To culinary triumphs, whilo
-The butcher butchers chserfuUyr
Ths baker bakes right merrily,
Ths cleanly maid works with a song
Tho shining pots and pans among.
Tha doctor's And wsa simply this,
Ths heart of all domestic bliss
THE SPOTLESS MONARCH
.. RANGE.
CALL OR WRITE FOR
FREE BOOKLET
-Credit I k M : .. c I Prices 1
You and
1 Your -
Friends
Too .--V
ay -
It's a good
thing. Push
It along
GREAT I.0RTHER9 BEGINS
ITS FIHAL SURVEY
Branch Una to Be Built From
Weriatchea Through Chelan
and Okanogan Countiea.
(Bnactal Dlspatek te The Jearnal.)
Wsnatohea, Waah.. March 17. J.
Crrderman, an assistant engineer In tne
emplor of the Great Northern railroad,
arrived In tha city- today with four as
sistants and -"will bealn -the final sur
vey of a branch line of tha Oreat North
ern railroad tip ths Columbia river at
once. Mr. Crydennan spent ths day
Investigating tha - crossings of the
Wenatchee river preparatory to survey
ing a biidga site." Hs has made prep
arations for establishing a camp II
miles np ths river on tha west bank. '
Tha coming ot ths engineering party
is been sxpectsd all winter. Ths
rights to a preliminary survey made by
ths company four years ago expire in
August of this year. To hold Its Utls
to- tha land tha railroad company will
hava to build (his year.'
For ths east two months Oreat North
ern land agents have been securing Jhe
right-of-way through Chelan and
Okanogan counties. Aa ths survey wss
msde before a great part of ths land In
WOODARD, CLMKE & CO.
DRUGGISTS -
Pil TFAfT MlFWrMFG a AW
Regular. :, ' J..,X..' ' .. SpeciaL
- 15c Mustard, per package. ...... ........5
JJcJ5assafras, package .....V... T.7. . 5
J25c With Ilazel Salve. ;. . . . -- i ;-. .12'
10c Bronchial Lozenges 4f
5c Pressed Sage Leaves..... .2
- 5c Pressed Catnip ................... .2
16c Powdered Pumice Stone..... ........5
-25crfrrcttrre--ArrHea .... J8
Gold Fish Special :
One beautiful Fan tail Gold Fish free
with a 60c Aquaria. Price regu-
; lar 25c to 75c. ; .
Aquaria l .7 7TT"r TttvVt vtii 50s up
Gold Fish Food.,..........;. 10
WOODfLRD, CLARKE- & CO.
- DRUGGISTS
ThcMonarch
- King of the -b
Perfect Kitchen
PRICE $49 TO $135
$1.00 A AVEEK
A600D PLACE TO TRADE
iaa - iai near ts)ect, soiTLAMr,
T
'An.itfiJlMD Right
"MADE IN OREGON"
t Portland, May 19-26, 1 906
-GW-W-therly.
CqalandGoke
IJ.G.PECK.
WE ASSURE OUR CUSTOMERS PROTECTION REGARD-
: LESS OF "COMBINEw
ths county wsa settled upon, tbs railroad
company will have a cheap right-of-way
through Chelan. The railroad runs
through ths ColvUle Indian reservation
for tS miles. In Okanogan county a
title to tha land may ba eaaily secured
from ths government The remainder
of the right-of-way through Okanogan
county lies through ths north half of
ths reservation that was not thrown
open to settlement until after tha rail
road survsy. was mads. For these rea
III Aslii i J sas EmW M. A H mmm issr X I aVs
HOUSEHOLD DRUGS
Regular.
15c Paregoric .... . . . .5
25c Castor Oil .. ...................... .f
25c - Tincture Jamaica Ginger ......... . .10 -
25c Olive Oil ... . . . . .i ...... . . 13s
100 Quinine Pills, 2-grain .16 '
10c 2-grain Quinine Capsules ..';..i..'..l4
15c Soap Bark ... . . ... ........ ..... .. ..5a.
JLOcPowderetL. Alum--. .................. 4i ,
TIME TO SPRAY ROSE BUSHES AND FRUIT
v.-,', TREES USE , . . , : ,';..',: :j
Voodlark Rose and Fruit Spray )
"Prevents and destroys ; Aphis, Scale, SlygsCodlin-i
;Moth, leaf Blight and Mildew. V Does not harm the
most delicate fruit or foliage. - r - I
COMPLETE OUTFIT, SPRAY AND A j
sprayer. PRiCE,;.v,;;...:......I.(i;
Th . Monarch Rang has
very advantage to be
thought of and you have the
advantage o f - posaeasing a
range for which YOU CAN
ALWAYS-t3KT0r-Ther
manufacturer's guarantee ia
not merely talk of the cheap
kind. If a the "money talka"
guarantee ' - which you get
with a MONARCH RANGE.
The proud possessors of Monarch
Ranges have all found .this store
OOOP-PLACE-TO-TRADE,f
oftcoo
Of Interest to
Oregon ' :
residents
HMCarlooc
oniornson
Phone East 24 4 ,
OR COMPETITION '
sons almost ths entire right-of-way from
Wenatchee to Orovlllo, where ths branch
Will connect with tha Balllngham Bay
A British Columbia railroad now build
log. will be had for -practical? noth
ing...
Ths killing of many wild birds by
ths savers cold In Grant county will
render fruit crop mors subjeot' to tha
ravages of pests.
...v , ;...' 8peciaL
10c Salts of Tartar ,.2f J