TIJIT OUCG ON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, . FEBRUARY 15, 1S07.
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Spring Topcoats and
Cravehettes
, Group of Portland ITnd Seattle CapitaUaU Who Hays Bought ExtenalT Tract. : .,.'" 'J'v'. . ' ' ''r''' " ' 'v ''"''''.'' ''T-.' ; -" : '' r "':''
! Th bor group la composed of Portland and KatU men who hare entered opon a, l&rre frult-growln and trana- , . -w - , , . v ' - y ym ' j ' ,- "''
' portatlon project in the Acapuleo dtatrlct. Old Mexico,- where they hare purchased 100,000 acres of land containing- ' ' eL. i I ' " ' ' - ' .J J jb . 4 "
.. karaka and cocoanut trees, and will build a railroad and steamers to operate to the aea. .n the party aret Morlta ... 1 V - Jy, 3rS- J&S f ' "
Thomaen.' president Centennial Milling- company; J. D. Treholme, Northwestern Steamship company; T. F. Ryan, a ' ' -V. 1" "' I ' I - 3 -XybirV JF M W fW Mt QAVf ' '
promlnsnt Seattle fruit commission man; Frank Stevens, Portland; Oeorae Campbell, Portland; Oscar Brown, Via- l I I I MW WrM Mm rrM M 'jW J M MjW mMJMfJP
courer, B. C; E. A. Barnett, Beattle. . .. ... . . " ' J J - ' , Vltl '-
fMBE
PROMOTED
, Chicago ' Judge Spoken of
Successor. toOne of the'
, Supreme Justices ; v
as
HARLAN MAY RETIRE
- S00N4N HIS FAVOR
Change in th Fenonnel of the
Coart Dlscnssvd, ' a Ftro of IU
Members An Eligible for Rtlre
meat at Anr Moment. '
4
rWsaalaitaa Boreas ef The Jearnal.)
"Washlngtpn D. C. Feb. IS. Probable
change ia the makeup of the supreme
court occupy the attention of politicians
and the bar. Chief Justloe Fuller and
four of the associate Justices are eligi
ble for retirement. President McKinley
appointed one of these. Justice , McKenna,
and the three- remaining Justices,
Holmes, Day and Moody, were appoint
ed br President Roosevelt
- There ' yet remains ' more than twe
years of Roosevelt's administration,
During that time it would not be at all
suhpiistng it anyone of the-fir older
Justices who now constitute a majority
Of tn eourx anouia oetermine io reiire.
and In the ordinary course of events it
would not be extraordinary if - death
ahould lay its hand on any on of them.
It to natural for the gossip to picture
Harlan a deciding to retire, parttca.
lr Interest la the Harlan story arises
m the fact that it I associated witn
the movement looking to the promotion
of Judge Peter 8. Oroaseup efrChleagot
, This is the season you
will need 'em, and we,
"hope ; you .will. We
bought 'em to sell,:and
should feel awfully dis
appointed if . you didn't
need them.
SPECIALS FOR FRI-.
)AYand SATURDAY-
Men s , $3 Cassimere -and
Cheviot Trousers
Special $2.35v - ;
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Men's $4.00 and $4.50
Worsted and Cassimere
Trousers Special $3".45.
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, Men's fine Worsted
Trousers, $5 and $6
grades Special $4.35. N
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. ' $5 Peg-top Corduroyi
Special $3.85.
ClothinnCo
CnsKulmPaUO
Men's ind Boys' OutflttersV
Mohawk Building.
1C3 ani 1C3 Third Street
WOUNDED, TREES MAY BE HEALED . -my J im
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' A number of piteous pleas hare come
In- front people who formerly owned
queenljr weeDinc tree . bat now own
merely poor, denuded trunk. The all.
rer thaw was beautiful while It lasted;
but It struck hard and tree after tree
la bleeding- to death. - '.
One woman with tears la her rolce
said today that she had a beautiful sti
ver larch, the pride of her home, but
the ice storm had broken' og hu( llmfee
and left poor bruised scars open to the
elements. And now the warm weather
haa loosened its life blood and 'It
bleeding to death.
"Is there anything to sare it before
PORTLAND DENTIST IN RUSSIA
ZSTELLSlOrTHEJNTENSECOLD
William D. Carlyle Of Portland, whe
Is How practicing hla profession, dent
istry, tn St Petersburg,-Russla,-wrltee
to his mother In this city of tb Intense
ly cold westher there.
. At tna time tba letter was written the
thermometer ranged from IS to tt de
grees ' below . all the time enoaga to
"make one's hair freese."
lr. Carlyle eays "they burn fires in
the streets when it Is more than 10
degree below, so that the people can
get warm. The poor cabmen hare a
hard time ef it but they don't seem
to -mind tt much; they can stand a
much aa a home.. The poor horses are
covered with frost - too." H speaks
of the suffering of the peasantry in
PARENTS PUT CHILDREN TO
WORK INSTEAD OF: IN SCHOOL
Twe thousand ehtldrea, la round num
bers, are being kept from attending
school by their parent. The children,
aocordlng to report received, are be
tween 1 and. 11 yeara of age. and they
are at 'work in factories. All of them
should have reported at their respective
school when the term opened Monday,
but ap to today none of them ha made
a - appearance. -. The truant officer
PLAYGROUNDS ' Bill HAS
so opposmoa. ,
Will Be Amended to Give Y. M.
, C. A. Representation on
, i- . the Board., r:i ;
-8y a Stff errpeoet.l '
Salem, , Or, Feb, 16. The , senate
passed the bill creating a playgrounds
board for Portland this morning with,
out amendment. When It get to the
house committee It will be amended
to give the T. M. C. A. membership en
the board. ' , .
The Kay bill 'appropriating 130,000 to
buy additional ground for the capltol
building passed ; also the committee
bill requiring - that wage be paid in
cash or negotiable Instrument. '
Of a total of 140 bills Introduced In
the senate all but (0 hare been dis
posed of. It I expected that most of
these will be either passed or killed
during the afternoon and the attention
of the senate during the remainder of
the sssslon will be devoted to bouse
bilk .".
DEATH IS BETTER
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(Continued from Page OpeJ
cry that the death chamber wis prefer
able to tne miuinouae.
His attorney hare been compelled to
ue the nicest finesse to prove 'him in
sane -at the time of the shooting and
sane now, to secure hi absolute free..
dam. '. " - ----
In making this effort It la likely they
may have overreached, and given the
prosecution the weapon by which It can"!
aecur hi lire Imprisonment In an asy.
lum. -when the confinement with other
Insane would probably acgravat his
nervous ailments and preclude the pos-
ibliity of his ever being declared cured.
Although., the Jurors were dismissed
upon hono. It Is significant that Dis
trict Attorney Jerome tailed practically
the entire county deteetlre force to the
rrlmliml courts building. ... It Is believed
every Jurnr will be shudowed carefully
until thsy are reassembled.' '
When the matter under discus-
tt begins to shrivel upT she asked. -Tea,
the remedy Is a simple one. the
nurserymen ear. William Slbeon of the
Rose nurseries on the &r side "says
the wounda must be sealed up at once
and the trees will be aa good as new.
"All the broken limbs must be
trimmed oft first," he said, "and the ex
posed place must be cut smooth and
close. Then paint this prerwltbwbltaJ
iead-andthe sap cannot penetrate the
lock thus formed,"
So there Is no necessity for losing
U kone's trees through "loss of blood," for
wrMie Hf a is aa easy punwicf to piv
euro. ! , -
the Interior of Russia, where the tem
perature la 40 degree below and there
is no straw for fuel. The famine this
year ba oaased - terrible suffering
among the poor peopl.
Dr. Carlyle says that the English' and
American clergy are willing to- help
in distributing supplies and money, and
that a lady in St Petersburg is willing
to distribute grain to at least IS towns
near her estate. What money and re
lief are contributed to the famine fund
wtll be handled by private persona, not
by the government and he 1 oertala
that every oant will reach the spot
. . The doctor was for aome time a resi
dent ef Portland. - -.
have been notified ef the dellnquengy
ef the parent, and the little boy and
girl will be "rounded up" for the school
session Monday morning. - "
"The totat attehdanct&aay Wai"nearly
1S.000. This i greatly la excess ef the
attendance for the same period la 101.
The highest daily attendance during the
September term was only lf.tOt.
Ion Jerome addressed the court, speak
ing sympathetically on Bolton' loss,
and requesting adjournment until Mon
day. He suggested that to keep tb Jury
segregated until the trial was resumed
was a greater obligation than the etate
had a tight te demand.. - Hart rid ire an
nounced that the defense wa willing to
permit the Jury to disperse. -
The Judge sppealed to the Juror net
to read anything In the newspaper 1n
connection with the case, to speak to
no one, nor permit any ene to apeak to
them concerning it. , - - - tf .
- -WIU Abide by Yerdlo.
During the confusion of a temporary
recess O'Reilly, one ef the attorney for
the defense, aald: '
"We agre te any plan the district at
torney may suggest, tn view of Mra
Bolton's death, and consent to sa ad
journment of several days to allow Mr.
Bojton te recover from the blow, or we
are ready to continue Monday. In mak
ing this offer we are alncere. In the
event that the verdict Is unsatisfactory
to us. If the trial is continued, we will
not raise the question of Mrs.-Bolton's
death nor say Bolton' mind was not In
receptive condition to give . full con
sideration to the evidence."
The attorneys agreed it wa Impos
sible to entertain the auggestlon of con
tinning with an incomplete Jury.
SHONTS HOLDS ON , -:
, UNTIL, EARLY MARCH
J nut l-dil I W.l
"Washington, Feb. li. Although Theo
dore P. Bhonts has resigned, bis name
was among those sent te the senate for
eonflrmatlnn as Isthmlsn canal commis
sioner. The president ha nominated
the following: -Theodore P. Bhonts,
chairman; John P. Stevens, chief engi
neer: Brigsdler-Oeneral Peter C Hainea.
retired, civil engineer: Mordecal T. En.
dlcott Benjamin Harrod. Carrol W.
Oorgaa, U. 8. A., and Jackson Smith.
Shnnta does not retire until March 4.
Mr. Steven I slated for the chairmen
ship. .
CSOVP v
Is a violent Inflammation Of the mucous
membrane of the wind pipe, which
sometimes extends to the larynx and
bro nchlnl ttibenj and la rm ft the most
dins-emus dlsenses of children. I al
most at ays come on In-ihe -ntght.
(live frequent small doses of Ballard's
Horehound fcyrup and apply Ballard's
now- l,lninwv ally to- the
throat .eo. q and 11.00. Sold by all
druclts. ,
r Collars i
Tacr eoarr eaaea so omea
Bare-UIOCOim"evelM eas 1
ri.xioie a. uarable.
eae.r.ies aoesufeM. , Taer,M.v .
HITCHCOCK'S RULInG PUT
9 -TO ONE -SIDE - &
President Modifies Laws to Ben-
v ' efit Homesteaders and Tim
" ber Entrymen in Oregon. '
(Jearaal floeelal get
Washington, Feb. , If. The president
ha practically revoked Secretary Hitch
cock's order su-pend!ng all public land
entrlea until they can be examined by
special agent. Homestead and timber
entrlea may now pass to patent when
tb entrymen have compiled with' the
law and submitted proof thereof, and
examination 1 unnecessary. .
The modlncatioa follow suggestions
mad by Senator Fulton and removes
the objection that hav been made by
timber entrymen la Oregon. In the fol
lowing classes no examination by a spe
cial agent I required::
1. Final fire-year homestead entry
hereafter made, where proof le satisfactory-end
complete.1
- 1. Final cert iflcatea and receipt tn
final 11 re-year homestead proof here
tofor or hereafter, made, when proof
la satisfactory and complete. .
S. Homestead entries commuted en
eeded Inland land en which annuel pay
ment are required. -
- 4. Entrlea where the claimants com
pliance . with the law haa been estab
llshed by contest or other regular ad
verse proceedings. ' y, ;
. Entries confirmed which msy have
been confirmed by virtu of any act ef
oongrea. ;
0. Selection and entries in which no
residence or improvement 1 required by
law when land embraced therein I situ
ated In non-mineral localities a shown
by records of the geological survey,
when, the eharaoter ha ' been fixed by
Investigation and classification mad in
accordance with law.
T. Reissuance ef patent because ef
some clerical error occurring la patent
heretofore laaued. ;
(. . Military bounty land warrant and
ether similar warrant when request for
proof has been made. , r
Where tltmber lands are sltusted In
"mineral localities"' referred I to In sec
tion there may be some posrlhlllty
of delay) examination might have to be
made, .
SADDLERY MEN ; '
: ELECT THEIR OFFICERS
The annual convention of the Pacific
Coast Saddlery association came te a
close yesterday with the election ef of
ficer to serve for the ensuing year.
Ueorge Lawrence jr. ef Portland wa
chosen president; R. J. Van Voorble of
Sacramento wa elected vice-president;
T. W. Armstrong of San Francisco, sec
retary; H. 8. Stewart. San Francisco,
treasurer. The member decided to meet
In Lo Angela next year.
The principal toplo be tore the con
vention yesterday wa the discussion
by member on the securing ef carload
rate for saddlery supplies from the
railroads. '-'
CUTTING THE PIE
(Continued from Pag Ona)
aad Marlon; Mnltt of Jackaon, Demo
cratic; Schol field of Clatsop; Smith of
Umatilla, Democratic
It has been stated that the organisa
tion will be fully perfected and the plans
for the next csmpalrn for the presi
dency all arranged before the present
session adjourns.
There's nothing so good for a sore
thr-er- as in-i-Thomnir xrlectrtc Tjir.
Cures It In a few hours.- Relieve any
i mi- la an -art. . "
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FORTEN DAYS-ONLY
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$18.00 ftATI3S - 38.CK)
OOLD CROWNS --. -33.00
UT ATTLNSANT 391J MorrUon Opo.Psttoflkt
mi
TAmmm OTTriTTmo coiPATs-Ar-xm-r ouuiumo oosrFA-nr
tbiC 1 REaSOLVED I
HE AEVER TOLD A LIE
77 and we!5hould m. be
jTU W Tne Smz. a Successtvl
II mS$& lcwAfO"OOTArpoiZDT6
Sr." I MISREPRESENT AND A
jaeaTL -
THE GREATEST THlNff 6EoR.dE WAJrT-
, FATHER THAT HE CUT:- DOWN THE s
v CHER.R.Y TREE. HE 5ET A 600D EX
AMPLE. IT IJ EA-5Y TO TELL THE
TRUTH WHEN TELLING THE TRUTH
' WILL Do YOU NO HARM. BUT ARE
THERE NOT MANY WHO TELL FALSE
HOOD. roR . IMMEDIATE BENEFIT
; RATHER. THAN THE TRUTH? WE
CHALLENGE ANYONE To .SHOW WHERE
THIS -STORE EVER MAKES A WRONG -
STATEMENT ABOUT THE QUALITY OF
oUR-GOODS.-;rT---'r-y--;T
. We are offering the best bargains in Petticoats ever 1
known in Portland. They come in all colorslight
' and dark green, light and dark blue, brown, gray, pink. '
changeable and black. Cut very full, full silk top, 12
inch dust ruffle, accordion pleated, all sizes. (J r . 7C ''
Well worth $8.50 our pnee.. ............ e)Ue f O .
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Every section of this beautiful new store is abloom
with the choicest Spring goods. Your early inspection
is invited. Yet us tell you how One Dollar a week
; will dress you in, the height of fashion. '
Eastern Outfitting Co,
Washington
111 ifoii wsiii t o
.rranci tlarMh'wto a Just
been-eieoled for tha fourth time to rep
Fesent Wyoming In the Cnlted Ktates
s.nats, 1 a native of Mew England and
UR early showing of Men's
Spring Toppers will be sure to
,5? interest you. Four different
lengths are pi distinguishing mold
and exceedingly graceful lines. The
clotlv patterns and color effects in
gray are distinctively new. You
know our label and what it stands
viz.Superiority: of Styles, Fit;
Y; ' and Quality. : :; : v i 'Y v :
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and Tenth T v
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va 011 1 1 1 is eoos
1 civil -war veteran. - Like mot mu
toraJie .ln.a tnnn. ol .rtat.. e::u. II.
meet pf v'-'i-n t e ttn nm 'e t a t'nrK
raJswr In :
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THIS 50c NLCKWLAR
35c
CLOSING OUT SALE,
SALLM WOOLEN
MILL 'STORE,
THE "KAMTSTOOP
1 Shoulder Eracc
and Suspender
"Strong "
. iirctiv
; Simple
Only
Braee
That
Positive) v cures the habit of Stoon-
I " In g.' Pnxtuces that military effect
so mucn desirea. women a, uina'
and Boy', all sisea, Men',
all slses, SXSS.
Only the following dealers sell
eur goods: Kyssell's Pharmacy.
117 Morrison at.( Woodard, Clarke
aV Co., Fourth and . Washington
streets; Plummer Drug Co., Third
and Madison street.
m XAITSTOOP BIACS OOh
Patent.ee and Maonf aetarsra, -OAILAVO,
CAIb
SICK IIEnDAGIIH
Positively caroJ j
these JUttle rule.
CARTERS
They also relieve Dat
tres from Dyspepsia, In
digeaoi and Too Beartr
Katlng. A persMt tea
edy lor Dtzdnees, Itaosea,
DrewylTxea. Bad Taste
tn the lonuw Coated
Tnurae, Pain tn tb Ski,
torpid UVXB. near
regnjatetli Howele, Purely VeretaU.
SKAUPILL SKaLLCSSE. s'-ir.:x
CARTERS
' Cemilns Miat Bear
Fac-Simils Signature
BEFUSE lUJITITUTII.
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