The Oregon daily journal., March 14, 1907, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREGON - DAILY- JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY .EVENING.- MARCH U i::7.
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GARRETZ WAS READY .
TO SHOOT OTHERS ALSO
Compelled Sacond-Hand Dealer to Refund Price of Revolver,
;;, ; - and Put Gun to Walter's Head and Made Him. Buy ' ;x
.;. ; , v a Drink- Nervously Refuses Jo Talk Now. ' ,vv
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I That Peter Garrets, the young- mil)
, . fcsnd who In a drunken frensy Tuesday
nlerht shot! Anton Crohs, proprietor of
the Bpokaae saloon,. James JUUsley of
TIT Macadam etreet and .John Gavin,
A' undoubtedly Intended to encage In
, VeanHval of crime In tha meat approved
f, desperado fashion, la evidenced by tha
acta of tha youthful criminal following
"tnwmotin(r. 1 - ' " '
- larmni Bat, who la mektna an In
ligation or tha case, haa ascertained
. t that within an hour af tar woundls tba
three man Garrets repaired to eeeoond
I hand store an North tUzth etroe and
: purchased a it-calibre revolver. Jitter
f leaving . tha . place and- attempting to
! load tha weapon ha found that tha 1S-
calibre ahelle, ot which ha bad over SO.
t would not fit the gun. ao be haataned
baclt to tha pawnbroker's establishment,
:'i 'jreaoed Betas of Koaey.; ,'" '
i' ; Garrets demanded tha return of tha
purchaaa price but tha dealer refused
rt to comply with tnr request." whsreupoa
'the anraged youth drew the revolver
' wlU which ha had ahot Grohs and tba
- other two men and ordered tha pro
v prietor to produce the coin at once.
"Hand over that .money and be quick
i about It I haven't any time to-waste,"
" waa tha command ' and tha pawnbroker
! haataned to comply. i. . , : ,..'.'
?' In addition, to. terrifying the bar
1 tender at Wagnera aaloon. Tenth, and
oilaan atreeta. It haa been learned by
i the police that Garrets forced a waiter
In a reataurant on North BUth atreet.
. at tha mussle of a' revolver, to pur-
- ' chaea him a drink. :.--!'..
i; ' The relatlvea of the prleoner Incline
i to tha theory that Garrets waa tneane
; when committing the crime and thla
? will evidently be the defense. Tha po
t lice, ridicule tha theory , of temporary
....'. Insanity and point to-the acts of tha
: youthful desperado following tba crime
V to refute auch an argument, t;
; SAN JOSE SCALE
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BEFORE THE SPRAY-PUMPS
The opposition to tha efforts of the
atate board of horticulture that early
manifested Itaelf when the board flrat
demanded that reea- Infected with tha
Ban Jose scale be destroyed baa almoat
entirely aubalded," aald H..M. William
son, secretary ; of .tha horticultural
board, this morning. .
Ten times the amount -of spraying
haa been dona this ' winter In tha Wil
lamette valley than1 ever has been ac
complished before, according to Mr.
Williamson. The "movement ta not
local, hut la general throughout ' tha
valley. Mr. Wllllamaon was In IJnn
county thla week, and aays that while
there ha saw thousands of trees that
had been destroyed, ana inose remain-
"we'enu nexi oecome ku n m
lafected, frult question." conunueq xne
FARLI LABORERS WANTED
BUT ROSE TO BE HAD
Situation Around Walla Walla
C Worst" In History of ; y
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Walla Walla. Wash.. March 14. Mora
lsborers to tlU tha farms In tha Walla
Walla valley Is th cry here now. The
situation Is tha worst in tha history of
thla section. Men cannot ba obtained
at any price. ' The Commercial club at
a meeting last night appointed a com
mittee consisting of P. M- W Inane and
M. H. Paxton to make arrangements
for a masa meeting of - farmers In tha
clubrooms st this city on March 1 at
o'clock. Postals were sent out to 100
farmers by the committee today.
It la probable that a man will ba sent
east to attempt to obtain men, and a
free employment agency .' may ba established.-
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.- On account of rumors of a number of
Tt c ! m , i
; II uui new opting otyica
t are not the best you've seen
i you may "sic" the dog on to
the dummy.
. We have a; weakness .for
boys one of "our strongest
J departments consequently is
j Juvenile Clothing. ".
: , It's fine t to buy and sell
land show, Boys': Clothing,
because there is such a love
; ; ly variety. '"')- r : . -?
Do the boy justice and
bring him here. Spring Suits
j $2.35 to $8.00.. V
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Men's and Boys Outfitters, -r
163 snd 168 Third Street. "
Mohawk Building. '
At the Good Samaritan boaplUI where
Groha waa taken after being wounded,
tha aurgeona do not hold out any hope
of hie recovery. It waa found that ha
had been , ahot twice In tha abdomen,
one of the bullets penetrating the stom
ach and the other lacerating tha Intes
tines. Htgley, who la at the same ln
atltution suffering front bullet wound
TathrTibdometi. which- penetraeed-eao-f
aeiall Intestines elsht times, ahowa re
markable vitality and It peritonitis doaa
not ensue during the next 14 hours, he
has an excellent - chance of recovery.
Gavin's wound In . tha arm la not re
garded as serious and ho will not suffer
any permanent Injury. ' -"
The enormity of his crtme is now re
alised by tha prisoner and ha shows ex
treme nervousness. " Although ' eating
heartily ha did nofrest well last night
As yet ha refuses to make any statement
except, that be can not rememoer w
thing of the shooting or subsequent
vent i i -. ;
Xxclted by Uquo.
Tho motive for tha crime, which was
lacking at flrat has been definitely es
tablished by the statement of Flora
Marks of 171 First street, with whom
Garrets waa keeping company. Tha
girl says that wbila la reataurant next
to Groha' aaloon, with Garrets a short
time prior to, tha shooting, tha saloon
man and her companion engaged In
wordy war over the -payment of a bill
and becoming frightened she fled from
the placer- It Is . thought that over-indulgence
' In liquor caused Garrets to
brood over Grohs action In asking him
for tha money and ho then wantonly laid
his plana to slay tha liquor dealer,
Garrets la held at present on ay charge
of an assault with a deadly weapon pre
ferred by John Gavin, but In tha event
of Grohs" death, which la hourly ex
pected, ha will bo Indicted for murder
In tha flrat degree.
FLEEING
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secretary. TTa horticultural board
will next endeavor' to prevent the sals
of fruit containing forms' of ths eod
Un moth, which next to the- Baa-Jose-scale'
Is - the most - destructive pest
Fruitgrowers can - be compelled to
spray for Ban Joaa ecaJe, but not for
tha codlln moth, and until they learn
that they cannot sell Infected fruit they
will continue -to neglect thai feature."
A, vast amount of educational work
haa been accomplished by .tho board,
which has authorised Its Inspectors to
hold meetings In all parts of tha val
ley to talk to the farmer about their
fruit Such a meeting will be held .to
morrow at ItfCbanon. c
The next semi-annual meeting of the
State 'board will tie held in the' rooms
at-the Chamber of Commerce, an -April
and . ;-. .-.
Mis striking man In the vicinity, of
Portland, an effort may be made to
obtain, men . from that section, as the
lumbermen are said to be well sequaint.
ed with ram; work. . . " ., ,
TEXAS Y Ml C. A. IN
Vi. CONVENTION AT, DALLAS
S?VriMUI npaycams IMS fUBX.1 ; M
. Dallas. Tex. March 14. Delegates
and visitors to tha annual convention of
the Texas Toung Men's Christian Asso
ciations hava been arriving on every
train today and the signs are bright for
a fulfillment of the prediction that this
Is to be ths largest convention ot Its
kind aver held in tho state. Every city,
college and railroad association through,
out Texas) is sending its full quota of
delegates. The local arrangements for
the reception and entertainment of the
visitors are of tha moat perfect and
elaborate character. The delegatea were
met at tha trains by members of tha re
ception committee and escorted to head
quarters, where they were registered and
provided with badges. Many of the vis
itors are being entertained la private
nomea, . . . i .
- Tha delegates assembled this after
noon to affect a temporary organisation.
This evening tha formal opening takes
place and tomorrow morning tha - con
ventlon will begin work in' earnest.
Among . those, announced as special
speakers for tha meeting are C R. Joy,
international ' committeeman, Keokuk,
Iowa; Dean A. C Peck. Temple church,
Denver; F. 8. Goodman, international
secretary, New. Tork. City J 2. U. Hamil
ton, International secretary, St. Louis;
ia at. wara, pnyeicai director, new Or
leana; K. A. Shumaker,. state secretary
ef Kansas; W. W. Crutchfleld, general
secretary, University ot Texas; 8. t J.
Brlont general secretary, Beaumont
and Dr. B, P. Brooks, general secretary,
uayier university, waoo. j
BIG CREWS PUSHING . :
. - CONSTRUCTION WORK
(Special Dlmatck te The oanaL
Culdesao, Idaho, March 14. Two
thousand men are now employed In the
different-campa along tha Una of the
railroad being built from thla city to
Orangeville. - Mora work la now being
done than at any time since the con
strucUon of tha road began. Big forces
of men are pushing tha work on several
tunnels.; Tha report that one of the
tunnels had caved in was untrue. -
The only cave-In that has caused any
trouble was In the big cut at thla place
known ' as tna "sliding monntaln.
This was expected and will . continue
until tba banks get their natural slope.
The contractors hava at present two
big steam ahovel bundling earth from
this but , This will be the moet expen
sive cut on tha whole line. . The con
tractors are buying up all tha hay and
feed on the prairies and tba farmers
are receiving big prices for everything
they hsvs te sell. , Sawmill men here
are making money by thla road building.
One mill, haa a contract to aaw nearly
1.900.000 feet of bridge timbers. All
mills are running night and day snd
tba output is eagerly bought up by the
contractors.
OFFICIAL OF OWLS V. '
SUED BY A TAILOR
. f special Dispatch to The fbvtiL) V
WaUa Walla. Wash., March 14,-
Harry O. Stone, a Beat lie tailor, has
brought ault agafnst Harry L. Leavltt
grand executive of tha Brotherhood of
Owie, for III for suit of clothes.
Leayltt refuses ta pay the but on the
ground that the ault Is not mad In aj
A LcU Step. J
- To oTerooma tha well-gronniJoi snd
raasonabJe objections ot tba more tntoi
ilgant to tha use of secret, medicinal com
pound. Dr. JL V. Pierce, ot Buflalot N.
soma time ago, decided to make a bold
departure from tb usual course pursued
by tha makers of put-up medicines for do
meeUo use, anV &o has PubMsbsd broad
east and orsjnTr to th whole world, a full
and oomplvte list of all tha IngredlenU
nterlng InWtheejjin position of his widely
aelebrated sjxilKTea. Thus he has Uk
bta Bumsrpus uitroni and paflenta into
bU full U) Wfence. Thus too ba bai rev
BOvedblylLedlclcct from among secret
rtostrmgof doubtful merits, and maris
t&smMttmdfcs of Known CompotuUm.
that b j alr..f ,Q mHwt tti.-iq 13
TTot only does tbe srtpPer ot
ef Dr. Flarce's Golden alvUlcal :
bottle
lacovery. the
famous medicine for week stomach, torpid
liver or billousneee and all catarrhal alseaae
wherever located, havo printed upon It, Hi
ftatn 1nalltK n-fo.ll wne compleie Uetf ail
the lnrredlenta composing It but a ameJt
book lias been compiled from numeroi't
standard medical Works, of all the different
school of practice, containing vary numer
ous extracts from the writings of leadlnf
practitioners of medicine, endorsing en Mm
iti'imouC poaHl-U tnn. ea-h and every lnrre
dleat contained In Dr. Flerce's medicines
One of these little books will be mailed frer
to any one sending address on postal card ot
by letter, to Dr. It V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y..
and requesting the same. From this little
book It will be learned that Dr. Pierce's me.i
Iclnee contain no alcohol, narcotics, miners
scents or other poisonous or Injurious agent
and that they are made from native, medici
nal roots of great vajnei also that some o
the moat valuable lagredlenu contained ti
tr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for weak
nervous, over-worked, " run-cown. aervout
and debilitated women, were employed. Ions
years aso, by the Indians for similar ailmenu.
affecting their strnawa ' In fact, one of th
most valuable medlclaal plants entering In tt
the composition ot Dr. Pierce's favorite Pr
acrtptlon was known to the Indians ai
8qua-Weei. Our knowledfs of the use
Of not a few of our most valuable native, me
diclnal plants was gained from the Indians
As made up by improved and exact pro
cessee. the Favorite Prescription ' ia a mos
efllclent renmdy for regulating all the worn .
anly function, eorrectuig dlsplacemente, a
prolapsus, anteveralon and letorveralon
Overcoming plnful periods, toning up tli
nervne and bringing about a perfect state
beeilh, tiuld by all dealers in nrwUdoes.
HOOD RIVER . GROCERS '
ORGANIZE ASSGCIATID,'!
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Portland' Delegation Tour the
Valley and Are Entertained :
- by Commercial Club v
fBDerlsl Mspetoh te The ?evrasL) '
Hood River. Or.. Maroh 14. Tha
Portland Retail Grocers and Merchants'
aseoclatlen, 2 strong, and In. a .prlvats
Pullman ear,, came to Hood River yes
terday sfter making; a tour of tho valley
in the afternoon, and held a meeting In
the evening and perfected a local or
ganization.
The delegation was beaded by T. J.
Carney of Astoria, president of the state
association. and C B. Merrick, atate
secretary. The meeting to organise tbe
association was held in -the rooms of
ths Commercial club and -was largely
attended and enthusiastic Mayor Blow
ers delivered an addreaa of welcome 'to
tha visitors .and president Carnsy. Sec
retary Merrick, J. C. Mann. Council
man Kellherof Portland and several
members of the state organisation! from
other places addreesed the meeting.
Local- bualness . men responded, after
which the work - of ' organisation was
taken up and a constitution and by
laws adopted. The local association
starts wltn a membership of If, and tha
officers are: ' J. F. Bmlth, president; R.
B. Bragav elce-prealdent; E. H. Hart-
wig, secretary; EL' O. Blanchar, treas
urer, and J. H. Gill, D. McDonald and
1 H. Hugging, directors. ?
, Tha visitors expressed themselves aa
very much pleased with their reception
here, 'and before the 'meeting adjourned
passed a vote of thanks to ths eltlsens
of Hood River tor the courtesies shown
them. During tho meeting a box ot
Hood River's finest apples - was - dis
tributed among tha visiting grocery
men,' who paid many, tributes to the
excellence" and honest ' pack of Hood
..ver fruit .-..-' :.-.' ' tii- .
. While hers the grocers took their
meals at ths hotala and alept In their
car. They returned to Portland thla
morning, attached to the Spokane, dyer.
KNEW JEFFERSON DAVIS'
V. : SPEECHES BY. HEART
' rHnM-IsI Dlsoetek te Tk JooraaLl
Walla Walla, Wash., March 14. "Ad
miral" Nelson Owens, campaigner with
Jeff Davis and one of the oldeat men In
tha state of Washington, passed away
at the county poor , farm at o'clock
yesterday morning. , ,
Owsns waa born in Mlddletown, New
Tork. His first vote waa for Andrew
Jackson for president He served as a
volunteer In the Mexican war, after
ward traveling about with , Jeff Da vie
on A speech-making tour In ths south.
Ha uaed to entertain inmates of tha
poor farm by repeating, word for word.
tbe speeches mads by tns great con
federate half a century since. He came
to California with the flrat rush, of
goldseekers and te Walla Walla county
In the early nftlea, !,..- .
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same time corablnei all of the medicinal qualities necessary to a careful and scientific trestment of Injured and dlaessed
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4 v - ;iiio ausvsre v'oioay. t .
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! Vlctrola, that wonderful invention which re-
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nces of Edison and Victor
ecords. both disc and cylinder,
extras. . W' (ell phonograph
tallments. ; :. ,
Beware of the
Manahan'a Tarine Bags. Sheeta
are here: mothproof, dustproof,
Save dollars by getting i Ttrlnt
Tablets, package of 100 ........
Bag. :.....40. 50.
Big sheeta for wrapping, dozen.
English
Play-
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Cards
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. : Our own importation: National tfeslgn" In
color, each pack beautiful work of art, 50f
and T5a. . u:!-'1. , iV
Your flame Stamped Free
' On Spectacle Cases or . Leather Oooda.
When
yoo ar In hurry, call Exchange 11-40 trunk lines, 20 extenaiona. Over 100 aaleaman ready to attend to your ord
t with responsible folks. Our dettverw ayatern Is good, and w ar alway trying to teprowg, W take i Canadian
account
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Homi and all
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Walker Canadian Club, Cjuart...,.,..f t.OS
Dewar Special Scotch, quart... ...... if 1.15
Fisher Pure Malt Whiskey, quart...... T6f
Woodlark Scotch Heather, quart.... .fl.05
Extra Fin Old Scotch, quart,.. ......f 1.15
Fin Old Bourbon, quart TO
Juniper Berry Gin, quart.. 1&4
kollin Brandy 99
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Extra Fine Old Port, quart...,..;.....
Officinal Sherry, quart 5
Woodlark Port, quart ................ 46
Woodlark Sherry, quart 4d
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tionery department OLD ENQLISH LINEN
NOTE, 8 Regular 40c SO each, envelope
and not. . ':,.. .-:v:
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Family
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is a bottle of
Healing OH
rr. A Household Surgical Dressing for
cuts, Durus, bruises, sores, skin dis
eases, catarrh k or all wounds and xtir.
nal affections, whether slight or serious.
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This Great
I1AKGES AT WHOLESALE PRICES
These ranee r msiiuftctared
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tions at the great Eclipse stove tounary, at Mansncia, uoio; mere ;
we pay no middlemen or jobbers'
salers and jobbers ourselves, and can
s a a ,
than are-asked by other houses handling inferior ranges. You do i
than are asicea Dy otnei
not pay $68 for an. "Ecli
ing of $20, and pay only
pay $68 for an. uxiipae' o-ooie
gl.QO Dovfli and .l.ftfl a Week
Other sires 835.00 with same .terms. -, ' -,:f- ':!:--::r'f.:-
Every housewife in this day and age should nave a steel range -in
her kitchen. She is entitled to this labor-saving invention. Her I
housework gives her labor enough without the added worry of the
kitchen and a poor baking stove. Send for our FREE illustrated
Furniture Catalog. A postal will bring it.
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Oav ae TZOTOB TaXKUTOI stACTJrrjni ef eemraet
. Aa4 aet ealr "the lmie do," tn the eilldrea. Tot aoara al a time
sue YIOTOB seeps Inem asnnsed. Aaa ssjseissS off aU anasto r to the :
aotbas ear are the fees sis-lit lellaky aad alB Uaplaa' sraMle of
she little tots retoia threos-h the YIOTOB I tt'a a simple asatte te seeks
. reeoed ef the beer's voioe everr saothe shomld prerlds herself thla
perpetaal pleasure. . 4. ' j ' , -
' ' "The ote a CjasJlty has ths 1 arrest variety ef reooroe ea ' the
faeUle eoast. Tha saaae Yietov Talkla- saaehlBe trfil provide a vaade- t
vtUe shew, Irish lor seaas, beaja soloe. e yea may hear Carueo,
Kelba, eradski. Calve, slaiasa eto the festest possible taace of eater.
talnmsBt.. Ootae to eat beantu ol Victor parlors at ear'ttsne and enjoy
a splendid prosraaa, varied trlth seas; aad stsry. Both saaehlaes aad
raoorda are ptirchaeablo ea the small saeathly ef weekly paysseat plaa, v
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Llouni Hood
V pTac on (ale tody direct photograph'
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famou mountain. . Every on a genuin work
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100,000 Ucvj Postal Cards
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LEATHER POSTALS Your own deilfn;
t w put address on free. .
Voodlaw" Dry Shampoo
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Makaa oily hair dry and fluffy without w lik
ing; a delightful dressing for tba hair; tof.
Do Your Glasses Fall . Oil?
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Very annoying and rather expensive. W
a mounting that wiU stay put . '
"So Easy" "Shur-0n'
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Oflsat Guards, a gnat Tarlaty. '
Egyptian Cokfrtexlon lotion .
Harmless fac cream, produce land preaerra
a delicate and soft complexion, f JUOO.'
orders. Wa want monthly
money at full tsIosv
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