The Oregon daily journal., April 19, 1906, Page 12, Image 12

(THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 19190S:
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S. A. MATTMEU
Candidate for th BUpnbllcan BTomiaa-
. , ;' ? SXrBEKVTATITS.- ;
V 8. A. Mathhteu. who Is familiarly
known to th business- world -aa - Al
JdattMeu, was born near .. tno historic
town of Chamnoeg. th aon of K. X.
Idatthleu, whose name la .emblasoned
.upon the banner of immortals a. one of
thoee patrlota who more than S3 yeara
a co saved to th United States the Ore
aon country. i....-
A. S." Matthleu has been enraged In
- the various branches of the. drug busi
ness In the city .for the last 2k yeara,
and la now conducting the drug; store
.."ofjth Watts-Matthleu Drug company,
situated on the corner of Williams' ave-
nil and Russell street. .
It nominated and elected, he will en-
1 deavor to guard th Interests of the
wtat of Oregon with th same seal that
has . characterised him In all his busi
ness undertakings, aa on' of th sub-
- gtantlat men -or : our . city- iz
Mr. Matthleu ta pledged to statement
No. 1 and will stand by t without fear
or favor. ; .; - - , -
Grand Avenue FHL Progressing
Rapidly With No More Ac
T cidents. '
EARTH. NOW UP TO.TJHE
CeVEL OF THE STREET
Double Torce of Dirt Trains to" Be
Employed and Job Finished in Two
or Three Weeks Bridge - Across
Sullivan's Gulch Next Thing. . '
feaat aid eprtmt. - " '
" There .Is every Indication that th
TO.Grand avenue f 111 between' Kast Stark
and Pin streets will be pushed rapidly
to completion without further accidents
'and that In two or thre weeks traffic
can be resumed across this gap that' has
. for (nor than a year blockaded on of
th best business sections of th east
aide.
For the last week or 10 days three
trains have been kept busy dumping
-reloads of -smrth on the rapidly rising fill
- and The heap has about reached the
street level, Despite the great weight
.of earth that has been heaped on th
fill In th last 10 days th swamp has
showed but little further desire to
, swallow. up th dirt and the fill has. not
settled noticeably.
Grand avenue business men are
anxious to se the atreet opened. It Is
: the Intention of the superintendent to
- double the number of .trains carrying
dirt and to flniah the job If possible
' in two Weeks.
' With th completion of this contract
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MlssCarris Wilson, 3728 64th
yOR SALE AND
east aid property owners, and cap
dally th central district's V.bustness
men, will so after th Sullivan1 gulch
bridge on Grand avenue with th strong
determination of securing this better
ment within the year. Plana for an
(0-foot steel bridge across the gulch
will b submitted tq the council soon
and eaavsld cltlsens have been assured
by members that contracta will be let
for th bridge and th work started this
year.
Th cast sld Is split squarely In two
by Sulllvaa'a gulch and th only real
connecting, link .is an aged, tottering
trestle bridge at I'nlon avenue. Th
rompletlon of th gulch bridge on Grand
avenue wOul,lmake that thoroughfare
th moat Important on th east side.
KEPT ARBOR DAY.
Mount Tabor Schools Observed Oooasloa
In Most Thorough Mannar.
" One of the mmt satisfactory celebra
tions of Arbor day In east side schools
was that held at the Mount Tabor build
ings under the direction of Superintend
ent - Adams. At the Central school
Professor take of Corvsllls addressed
th " children. . County . Superintendent
Robinson urged the boys to take up the
potato contents planned for the suburban
schools of th county. . 1
The nuplls of - the ttlenco school -of
the district formed a local Improvement
club of their own nd spent th day
cleaning tip the; suburb. ' .
At in rvortn Mount TaDOr school tne
children gave a special program, after
which Professor Adams and Mrs. Shaf-
ford addressed - th large number of
mother who wer present. . '
SUBURBS MIXED.
Mount Tabor and Monta villa Annexation
Bltnatlon Somewhat Complex.
If there Is a more tangled situation
than that presented by the present
statjis of the suburbs of Montavllla and
Mount Tabor as regVifds their relation
to Portland, each other, the county and
the school districts adjoining. It has not
been discovered In this vicinity. . At
last night's meeting of the city council
the Montavllla petition was finally and
frrrmally-adoptedr-and-the resident :f
the suburbs will alone decide whether or
not they shall be annexed to the city.
It develops that Montavllla. in Us de
sire to. presenta formidable' territory
for consideration, included that portion
of Mount Tabor not already In the city.
and aa Anally adopted this -portion of
Mount Tabor Is to b given a chance to
com in of its own accord.
But this portion of Mount Tabor be
longs to school district No. 5, and that
dial rict is barrea 'rronradmissisrr id" tn
city by special act of the legislature.
Now, MontavlllaIshanolher school
district, not so hampered by legislative
restriction, and when It 'Is "annexed It
will entirely become a part of the city
school district, buildings, debt and all
The -result will -be . that- far, beyond
Mount Tabor school children will en
joy th benefits of th city school with
out charge. Only a special act ot in
legislature can change this. .
Tot
for 9. B. Wbitnay for tat
Mat.
MEDICAL CONGRESS:
"IN.SESSION IN LISBON
' (Journal "pedal SrTli-, J :
Lisbon, April 1. The fifteenth In
ternational medical congress was for
mally Inaugurated today by King Car
los, ths opening exercises tnklng place
In the hall of th Geographical society.
The attendance was mad up. of distin
guished medical men from nearly every
civilised country. Th United States
was particularly well represented. The
delegates on hand from that country
Included Dr. Nicholas Senn .of Chicago,
Dr. R- Matas of New Orleans, Dr. E
De Witt Connell of Portland. Oregon;
Dr. Ramon Gulteras -of-New TbYk. Dr.
Charles Wood Fassett of 'St. ' Joseph.
Missouri; Dr. John II. Musser of Phila.
delphla and a number of others. The
congress will be In session six or seven
days and the papers ami discussions
will cover a wide variety of subjects
relating to medicine, the treatment of
contagious diseases, sanitation and th
publto health In general.
leeks Separation.
'(.pedal ptspatcb to Tb' Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., April 19. Georg A.
Hills .of Hermlston filed a suit for
divorce from his wife, Ella Hills, yes
terday.' . They were married In MLnnea
polls in 1904 and have no children. They
have lived In Hermlston,. Umatilla
county, for a year.
Grow Hiss Wilson's Hair
PROVE IT.
nQyf t ,n ,1rtir!ta, n three sires, 25 cents,
. : 50 cents and $ 1.00 per bottle. '.
Eflfjf" To show how quickly Danderino acts ws
rilssiCs will send ajarge sample free by return mail to
any' one. who ...sends., this . advertiwrnent tqthe Knowltori
Dandarina Co ChlcaaO. with their name and address
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of
Place, Chicago. and ten. cents in silver
GCARAKTEED BT WOODARD. CLARKE & CO.
WORKS V0NDER5
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A Wonderful Compound. Cures
; Piles, Eczema. Skin Itching,
Skin Eruptions, Cuts
... . and Bruises.
" Dosn's 'Ointment Is th " best shin
treatment, and the cheapeat. because so
little Is required to cure. It cures' plies
after years of torture, it cures ob
stinate cases of eciema. It cures all
akin Itching. It cure skin eruptions.
It heals cuts, bruises, scratches and
abrasion1 without" leaving a gear. ft
cures permanently. Portland teatlmony
proves iL's::i .-.X"X:
Mrs. IT C . fteldleback of (U Rast
Tenth atreet, Portland. ... Oregon,, saya:
In my experience Doan a Ointment Is
th best remedy r ever used for the
complaints It Is guaranteed to cure. It
brought me almost Immediate, relief
more than I . ever expected for I had
been annoyed for a' year or more with
Itching hemorrhoids, which, although
not . serious, wer very annoying. I
heard about Dosn's Ointment and got a
box at a drug-store. Its use gav me
the highest, opinion of such an effective
remedy." ! ' ...J ... . '. ....
; For .sale' by all -dealers. Prlc to
cents. . Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sol agents for th United
States. , .
Remember- th name Doan's and
take no other. ', " '' "
VOTE FOR
CHARLES A. JOHNS
' FOR GOVERNOR
and give Eastern Oregon political
recognition -on - the .state ticket.
HARD WORK SECURING JURY
FOR. JENNINGS CASU
Discussion of Case by Everyone
in Josephine County Makes
Jurors Scarce.
" ' (Upeetal Dlspstck to The Jonrnal ) :
Ofjlnt Pass, Or., April 19. Th In
ability, or at least th great difficulty,
experienced In getting jurors to' alt for
the Dora Jennings trial, has almost
ert the present term uf- ths Jow
phln circuit court " Th flv ;manss-
eured Monday- were, kept penned, up all.
day yesterday, , whll th sheriff and
deputies wer out after -mor man. .In
th meantime proceedings wer at a
standstill, and th hearing of teatlmony
will not begin before Thursday. Never
In th history of th county has greater
difficulty been experienced In finding
a Jury. Nearly every freeholder, even
In the very remotest districts, reads on
or mor newspapers, and In this way
has becoma- acquainted with th case.
It has been discussed by almost every
c 111 sen In th county, and nearly all
hav expressed an aplnlon, thus leav
Ing but very few who art competent
to sit ss Jurors In th case.
Blanche Roberts, th sweetheart . of
Jasper Jennings, was at th courthouse
yesterday and called 'on Dora. Th two
are not very Intimate sine th testi
mony given. by Blanch was the most
damaging" presented against Dora at
the former trial, and the same tstl
mony will be repeatetf-at this hearing.
The many witnesses from Granite Hill
.mining camp came in yesterday and
will repeat the testimony given be for.
Though this second trial will be prac
tically an exact repetition of th first.
It has not lost its Interest to th hun
dreds who crowded h courtroom In
January, and the same crowd of curious
are nlresdy clamoring for admittance.
The case has been adjourned until
Saturday.
-BB-a
AND WE CAN
Danderfne Is So Exhilarating,
rrr Invigorating
and strengthening to both th hair and scalp that ren
a 960. bottle of It is often enough to show wonderful Im
provements. It at one Imparts a aparhllng brilliancy
and velvety softness to th hair, and a few weeks' us
will cauM new hair to sprout out all over th scalp, an
grow abundantly, king and beautiful, t's II every day
for awhile, after which two or three times a week will
b enough to eomplet whatever growth you d sal re.
or sump to pay postage
:Mc-Spedal! 1 1 1 &075
golden oak or weathered . ' . , tK ,Jr i'l " I" '" TS .tLa ' ;f iCNvl ;
"regular anywhere $30. . - Wfyifr- z ' 1 V LJ : :"
TO SH00TCARS
UNDER RIVER
McCusker and Keady Petition
.Council tor Franchise to
Build Subway..' 7
WOULD CROSS FROM OAIC
TO EAST STARK STREET
Another Company Wants to Supply
Wholesale Heat Council Fixes
, Valuations for Valley Franchises
Mt Mood Company Wants to SelL
Portland may hav a subway for an
electric railway under th Willamette
river. At th meeting of th city coun
cil laat night Thomas McCusker and L.
T. Keady, local promoters, submitted "an
ordinance granting to .them -the right
to construct and operate, a aubway,
which should be built st ,a cost of not
less than 13,000,000. They said they had
engaged a competent engineer and that
th proposition was feasible; that In
stead of cars having to wait on bridges
for the draws they could shoot under
the river In less than two minutes with
out stopping. The ordinance proposes
to build a subway under th river, from
Oak to East Stark street;
The American Investment company
petitioned the council for a franchise
for a steam heat, cold storage and elec
tric light and power plant In th busi
ness districts of the city.
Th council Ignored the valuation
placed on the franchises of the United
Railways company and the Willamette
Valley Traction company for franchises
on Front street and fixed the prlc of
the former at $1(2,500 and the latter at
$.000.
Th Mount " Hood" Electric Light- A
Power company proposed to sell to the
city an electric plant for tl.2RO.000 pay
able In 0-year 4 per cent bonds.'
Th only tilt of the meeting happened
over th proposition to permit the town
of Montavllla tg consoll(lHtewlth Port
land, but the annexations won the
fight and the proposition will b" sub
mitted to a vote nf the people of Monta
vllla at ths; June election. Cotincllmen
Gray and Wallace .contended that the
question should be submitted to th peo
ple of Portland too. t
PRESBYTERY OF PORTLAND
MEETS AT CLATSKANIE
Two Days' Session Devoted to
Transaction of Much Busi-
' n ess of Importance.
(Speelal Dlspatrta te'Tn. Jmfrn.l.)
Clatakanle, Or., April 19. The Pres.
bytery of Portland met In the Pres
byterian "church here Tuesday at -t
o'clocK p. mi, Rev. J. R, Welch, retlrlns
moderator, presiding. After the devo
tional eierrlses Rev. Charles W. Hays
of Portland wss elected moderator for
the - ensulna six ' months. Kev. i. R.
Landsboroush of Oregon City was
chosen temporary clerk and Rev. D. H.
liar of Portland reporting clerk. ' Rev.
Thomas Parry, D. D.. of . pittsburg
Presbytery and Rev. J. M. Ferguson of
th Presbytery of southern Oregon sat
as- corresponding members, Rev. J. K.
Day was dismissed to th Presbytery
of southern Oregon and Rev. E. D. Allen
to the Presbytery of Washita. IT. 8.
Rev. J. M. Ferguson u elected Sun
day school missionary.
Commissioners to th general assem
bly, which meet In Des Moines. Iowa,
In May. wer elected a follows: Prin
cipal ministers. Rev. W. S. Holt, D. D.,
and Rv. W. 8. Wright; alternates, Rev.
J. V.- Mllllgsn. D. L) and Rev. K. M.
Sharp; principal elders, O. A. 'Rockwell
of Bprlngwster and Norman Merrill of
Clatikanle; alternates, A. Robinson of
Oregon City and H. E. Poppleton of
Portland. Th next regular meeting
will be field at Hprlngwater In" October,
Just before th meeting of th synod at
Newport. .
Th afternoon was largely taken up
with the reports of vsrlous committees,
th most important of which was, th
The Kind You Have Always
jaae for, oyer 30eam
' and has been made under his per-
'fflf'jPy, Kraal supervision since Its infancy,"
" V. . . v WW . v J VIA .III I J, .
All Counterfeits, Imitations and f Just-aa-g-ood" are bat
Experiment that trifle with and endanger tbe health of.
Infants and Chlldr; n Experience . against Experlmena
What is CASTORIA
TCastoria Is a harmless' substitute for Castor OH Pare
gorlcs Drops and Soothing1 Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opiums Morphine nor other STarootlo
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms'"
and allays Fcverishncss It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles; cures Constipation
and Flatulency. IC assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, siring healthy and natural sleep '
The Children-3 Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALVAYO
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Bears the
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The KM-You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
There
is One
and
You do not know that Soda
Cracker until you know
Uneeda Biscuit
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To taste Uneeda Biscuit is to
fall in love with them. - You
never forget that first taste, ahd
you renew it every time you eat
Uneeda " Biscuit
NATIONAL JlSCUlT-COMPANIf
report of th committee on horn mis
sions, which in the absence of th
chairman. Rev; "E. P. "HUT,'" 1, " D.r wss
read by Rev. Henry Marcotte. ,
At the evening session a most inter
esting and inspiring sermon Was
preached by Rev. Thomas Parry, D. D.,
of Pittsburg; Pennsylvania," Wednesday
Bought and which has been
Signature of
Soda Cracker
Si
Onlyl One.
h
In a dust tight, -moisturt
proof package
morning th business -session was con
tinued and at It o'clock Rev. J. A. P.
Mc-Ghw preached an excellent sermon.
An Interesting feature of th meetings
was the singing' of th choir of young
tndlesurunder' direction of Miss Kdriv.
The Presbytery' adjourned Wednesday
ancmoon. ; "
Burns
no matter how terere are re
lieved almost instantly by the
prompt - application of - Pond's
Extract. Cover the parts affect
ed with s piece of soft - linen
rararfith-Pondf-Extractr
Jt, will, sootheiihepainlcbol
the skin, relieve the swelling
and hasten the growth of new
skin as will nothing else. -
Witch Hat.il it mt tht tmmt thing.
On mnalytis itvtnty mmpUt
tTitih Hameltftrtd 4U "tht stmt
thing" fifty-taut vitr$ thtvin u
ttntmin mod acoJiotir formnldthytlt
r .. Avid dungtr f ftittning
by ais .
POFiDylxfifAC
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To Assur Prompt and ,
Careful Attention . , .
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Phoa Pacific it.
Prices for the Next 30 Days
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Green Slab Wood1., SI. SO
Dry Slab Wood .......... S2. 25
Inside Slab Wood S2.25
Mixed Slab Wood ....... .91.75
Hotel Eaton
com. Moaauov axd wist jtau its.
N EW
Handsomely fsrnlha elessntiy ennlnped,
Sreprnnf," St minutes' walk from heart or
hopping sn4 bmllMss ilUtrlct. sll lr.
slrr, ootslrie rooms, stesm nested, .lectrlc
llshts. f lphone hi each eparttnent. etc.
I.ars offices, lonnslns. smnklns, writing.
ladlM' reception parkirs. Hooms resetTwil
by msll or tolphone.
Print, omnlkus meats trains sa4 stsaaen.
Hoom SI.OO ta $5.00 a Day
Spseisi Bates t. OemmereUI BUa.
MBS VAX lATOir,
(rormerly of Rotsl lAdpsth, Spokane.)
Tract to Subdivide
Near San. franclsoo. At least
$100,000 Profit
on $2$,00B cash Investment. Adjoining
tracts selling' rapidly. Writ for par-,
tlcuiara.
MARK LANE CO.
' S34 Market ., Baa Tranclsoo.
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