The Oregon daily journal., March 26, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1S07.
LE0GIIIE0 TIL1E
OF COAST TRIP
tMuch Opposition to Slow Trains
; on ths Part of Business
V , Men In Cities ' .-
NO REDUCTION MADE t
EAST OF THE MISSOURI
SchexJulr ' From Chicago to So
'.; Francisco ud Lea Aagrlea WOl
Bo ewgtbened by From Severn to
: Kino Hoars.
1 : (Jeerus! Special Service.)
Chlcaso, lurch 11-PiMimr offlolale
f ths WMtan railroads are not mas
: Ins rapid progress with thslr general
' ' scheme to run trains elowsr. At a meet-
' In- yesterday It bacama apparent that
they can narer reach an aareenaent to
lengthen by II houra the schedule of
the faateet trains between here and the
Faclf lo coast, as was originally prs-
xxmed,
The Alan ' of running trains slower
- throughout the west raised a storm of
pretest from all Important places be
tween here and western terminal. Bust
' mess Interests sea la the lengthening of
the time of passenger trains delay la
the transmission of business.
Ordinary tourists do not, care for high
peed trains, buttha man oa an Im
portant business deal doe, as proved
. by the patronage of the. 11-hour trains
. between hers and Hew York. ' i '
- From present indleatlone the sched
ules between here and Baa Freactsoo
and Los Angeles will be lengthened
from seven to nine hours, but practically
, no reduction will be made east of the
Missouri river. Recent meetings of the
passenger officials . has demonstrated
that the competition la so strong be
- tween numerous lines from' hers to the
. Missouri river that they cannot run the
risk of losing the business by reducing
the speed of the through trains, nor are
they able to sea that It wlU pay them
to cut off any local trains,
CANNOT BE LOCATED
(Continued from Page One.)
statements that Calhoun baa no re
lations with Ruef or sny of the grafters
and' yet aome one must have paid the
greet bribes ' amounting to nearly
lioe.AOO.eoo." which Ruef. Behmlts
and the supervisors received. , And It
, Is hardly probable this vast sum was
' paid without the full and complete au
thorisation of some one very high up.
, It has been learned positively that It
cost the Homo ' Telephone company
$200,000 to sees re Its franchise for
operating telephone Unea In San Fran
cisco. Of this smount 116.000 went to
the municipality.- I7M0O to the relief
fund and ISi.000 was given as bribes
.to the members of thw-tjoard of su
pervisors, total of I1S.000. The. dif
ference between this sum sad ths ItOe,
00 fulfil sent up from Los Angelas to
secure the franchise Is 1141,000.
- This money went to the "higher
, f sTTaVeV VVeV U1V VVVWW
L . . . . a
March, with its raw rough
. IflOSC WHO nave ailUWCU UlCU
I ' Invigorate the body and
'v PURE MALT WHISKEY,
cay and tortines tne system
. Always Cures Grippe, -
v "Tr thirty fn VCTTtm MAI --
WH1WKIT has sera r en swdldiie. I
; hsv slarsys est It es sreeerlsed. sod it
, has pre vsiesble aid, ss It has sot ;
eely eared several sttarks of rls. eat '
' sreveBtcd ssy eed sftweffwts. t cannot
2 . speak lee klskly ef west DLrrT'g WW
) MALT WH18KKI kas eoae for aak, sad -'
, viu slwars tHt It te sUomlate sad tone -
, mb Br satesi aad es a sere enre tor cslds
, as crip. Altboufk TS years old, I aa bale
; - an earty. Sue te the leClrloes as e(
'. ! ru rrv s malt whiikei."-w. a.
. r. TAa, IOCS faclfle street. Breehlys, K. X,
' Spring Tonic and Appetizer.
', ' , "1 wteh te toll yes ttat last winter I bsd
' a very eerem time. I save breerhlal satk
, bis .C ks siaadinc, sad ae e result e very .
.- aeak beaxt. I kad alas a very sever et-
tark e( tee grip Is Janeary; It left me la
( , very poor raaKlltloe. My eteaieeh end
kowels were badly eut ( eroer. I eonld
v.. set eat my stnsMrk woeld ant retsls the .
- ' did sot seesi te en ce.it I ensieml a
- - take itcrrvs pvaa malt whiskex u
. April asd am aew very amr better. I eaa
eat all rbat I seed and it deas set kurt
. ate. I haTo boss gaining ever since I eon.
meaned Uklng It, and I a Sal onottsae b
... take H ae loas aa I an m te reeelre nese.
fit fmsi Its ." CAPT. i. H. WiRIKlL.
WeUebermgh 'aUe, M. H.. oly SO, 1V0. ,
Nignt sweats and Chills.
Save takra OUrrT'g KU HALT
" WHISK BY for three moat hi for teat troe '
. blea.a Whea I flrat eomouaced t was bedV
' fast, sod bow I sal able te work. Mow,
.', the doctar ef est- town, said that aothlnf -.
eronld kelp Be. set PtfTX' MALT
. WUI8KKV did what the dortnrs ennld xt '
- do. I had alfht sweats sad chtlla and
. welfhed Dt aosnds. I wefajtk IO Beamds :
now, the ehllla kare left Die, and the sweets ,
sre else tone. I aa lorrklnf tor sreat re- 1
.HI.." UK. JOUK BK.NTLX, Orsad Ksp-
wi niva ew uwf
li recognixed 'ererywher as the unfailing specific forthe cure of constimp-.
tion, nervousness, typhoid, .malaria, every forsji-of stomach trouble, all dis
eases of the throat and longs, and ill run down .Knd weakened conditions of
the brain and body. It restores youthful vigor to the old by nourishing and
feeding the vital forces of life, and maintains the health and strength of the
young. It is' a form of. food already digested, It is prescribed by doctors
of all schools, is used in all tha leading hospitals of the world, and it recog
nixed as a family medicine everywhere. It is , absolutely pore. Medical ad
vice and a valuable illustrated booklet on diseases sent free. Our guarantee
is on every bottle. '.'':.".;"' ".''", - : ' "vV, '."
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is sold by all first-class druggists, grocers and
dealers, or direct, in sealed bottles only. Price $1.00. See that the "Old
Chemist" trade-mark is on tha label and that the seal over tha cork is un
broken. Refuse substitutes and imitations, Duffy Malt Whiskey Co, Roch-
SUir IN WHICH BOTH LITIGANTS
'ARE PLAINTIFFS
A suit within a suit 'Is what Is pre
sented to Judge Gentenbelu thla morn
ing when the trial of the First National
bank of Prinevllle against Lout F.
Christian Bona and ths United Bute
Fidelity company was called. The bank
Is suing Christian to recover tl.US for
alleged delay and loss in constructing
a bank building In the . Crook, county
city, whlls the defendant Is suelng the
bank for the same reasons, asking for
1.Z0.
When ths bank filed its' complaint
against the defendants, it set forth that
Christian had contracted - to erect the
building within a specified time,, but
that he had failed to do ao. By reason
of the delay. It was alleged, certain liens
upe" of tho present administration. Ths
teettmony thus far taken by ths grand
Jury seems to prove beyond a doubt
that the- entire amount was paid direct
to Abraham Ruef. It Is said ths prose
cution, through Detective Burns, knows
to a cent how much went to Behmlts
as his share, although tho sunt has not
yet been mads public
' James H. Adams of Los Angeles Is
tho man who gave the startling testimony-
to tho grand Jury yesterday
that th amount seat up from Los
Angeles was 1100.000. Not a penny
went hack. Tha evidence which Adams
gave yesterday, forms tho connecting
link between Ruef and tho Borne Tele
phone company bribe
Herore yesterday toe prosecution naa
only the confession of Supervisor
James Gallsgher to prove this and Ruef
might have destroyed ths value of Gal
lagher's testimony by pleading under
the California statutes that Gallagher
was an accomplice.
Strona testimony also was gives oa
this matter by Miss Nellie Smith.; the
stenographer who carried oa th oor
respondsnos with A. K. Detwiler. the
promoter of tho Horn Telephone com
pany. Heney has Issued a statement,
In which ho says?
-There is absolutely ao political mo
tive Involved In this Investigation. R-
dolph Sprockets and myself started It.
He hsa n rraneniso to ana ana wouia
not accent privilege, and he - Is not
seeking tho overthrow of tho labor or
ganisations. "Tho beet evidence of th honest In
tentions of tho present investigators is
that tho who are opposing us or not
representative of labor, but the mil
lionaires Interested In trusts and in
lublle service corporations, instead of
el ping ua. they are helping Ruef and
Behmlts."
Abe Ruef. haying had the Pacific
Telephone at Telegraph company and tho
Home Telephone company Bidding
against each other, and accepted bribe
money from both, offered hit board
of supervisors for sal to tho United
States Independent Telephone oompany,
according- to testimony given before tho
grand Jury by Samuel Jaooby. Jaeoby
testified that Kuez attempted i ma as
deal with his oompany for tho su
pervisors on a franchise. No Indict
ment against Ruef oa this sharge has
yet been returned. .
Fonr Killed by Avalanche.
Winnipeg. March II. Four persons
are reported killed at Howeound, British
Columbia, In a anowallde, which has In
terfered with ths Canadian Paclflo. In
ths British Columbia mountains at Field
there is a slide a mil long. Plows are
working to th tunnel to bore through
for trains. -' -
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" 1 . ;'
winas ana weatner, is a most
uiuvu w ucuunc uui uiu
brain with the world's greatest
which enriches the blood an4
against disease germs.
Weak and Nervous.
"I
eaa eertalBly aay year tonletlms.'
lent. DCfTI'S
kaa bees a great beaefit to M, I wae
weak, nervnes sad eon 14 set alaap, aa was
troociea wits Mee or sppeats.
"I was reeoanaiended to take DITTY'S
PrB MALT WH1HKBT, whlrh I did. and
the result ta that 1 am ete.ua n aad bet
ter la every way, eaa sleep alfhta, aad
mtf appetite Is maeh lotprored.
t write ye thla. ee I theesht It was mr
daty to let yon knew what year groat n
dVrlnal Malt Whiskey kaa done for bm."
Toara very truly, MRS P. B. BOCTUABO,
. WeedsMre, U L, imu. K 1SVT. . . j. v .
A'Temperanc Doctor,
"t Indorse
Dvrr? b rrBB malt
WHiaKBT ae
aiedielBe ad for Bedleal
ase aad far nothlna ehn. I eepoee Intern.
paraDcs aad farer sll laws that trad toward
the
ireeeloa et draakenn
T.
PALME
M. ,D.. Bless, Teaa
sag.
. ISO.
Strong at 94.
"It Is tree I bave seed year whiskey
aad like U the best of all I have ever
aaed. I waa td ea Jane tTtk. Amonf mj
ether sreaeate wae aona ef Bear Malt
Wblak.y from By nephew I know,
'that I Would not be alive today did I Bot
take It retulsrly la asederste anaatltlr, as
1 do ant ! nock appetite." MA R8HAU
ruiCS, Pataey, Tt.. Aaf. T. 10U.
Best of Spring ppetizrse
- "I a a veteran et the Ctrl! War, served,
three years, end am M yesc ef sre.
-I uk. Dtrrr s rvi malt whib-
KBT hefors eaeb meal aad And It th
best ef Bpiias aapetswf. t think that
there Is aothlnf better for a sua settlsa
en la years. I am a temperate Baa and
nly use yev product as a Bedleloa sad -only
st each times ae I seed C. H.
CADT, SRI Park av Wereester, Mess.,
Trying Month
AND DEFENDANTS
were filed against the structure which
the bank paid. Further, the bank claims
a contract of III days against the con
tractor at the rat of 110 a day. Tha
bank makes ths security company a de
fendant oa the ground that It wont oa
Christian's bond.
In ths snswer filed by Christian and
the bonding . company, they ask that
tho eourt disallow the claims set up by
the bank and allow them St.m, which
they elatm to have lost through the do
lay of the bank In allowing old build
ings to stand on ths sits on which tho
new building was to be erected.
Ths suit presents tangled compllca
tlonsVand both parties appear la tho
role or defendant and plaintiff.
PORTIOUF. BlHKtlf 1
IS SLIDING DOWN Hill
Houses Out of Plumb ana Water
and Gas Mains Broken by
Earth' Slump.
(Joareal seels Berrte..
Berkeley, CaX. March II. A large
portion of ' Cedar street, near Euclid
avenue, betrays a marked tendency. to
slide down MIL Several houses 'hav
been put out of plumb, th foundations
are loosened, and water and gas mains
hav been broken by th moving earth.
Engineer say th slid Is dua to ths
displacement of ths esrth's surface
from a stone strata beneath, as a result
of the steady seepage during the heavy
rain. , Th trustees were Informed that
the gas company bad said that tha serv
ice would have to be discontinued In the
sliding section if the trouble Is not
remedied at once, a the mains are
being spoiled by th moving earth and
great quantities of gas are escaping.
Ths entire fell is slowly but steadily
moving and a block of residence are. In
grave danger. -
Milwaukee Country Club. .
Eastern and California race. ' Take
Sell wood and Oregon City car at First
and Aldsr. , ..... .
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
AT ST. MARY'S, ALB IN A
'" t
Tomorrow evening at -T:ll Father
Thompson. of tho cathedral will give
his sermon, Th - institution or the
Blessed Eucharist.'' Thursday evening
th subject will be "The Blessed Ku
chatist, tha Pledge of Christ's Lor."
Friday evening vainer -taniweu, tn
Rademptorlat, will give tho Passion ser
mon. All Catholics ana tnsir , non-
Catholic friends are weloome.
Thursday and Friday morning serv
ices begin at 1:10, Saturday morning at
T. paster Sunday hours of masses I,
T,t, I; 10:11, solemn high mass.
' I" ' 11 ' - "
While a CresswsU man was burning
brush, ' his watch chain caught on a
limb which he was throwing Into th
fir, carrying hla 150 watch with It.
; ' 7 of W
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trying montn, espcaaiiy to
uiui ojfoiwua iuu uumi.
tonictimulant, DUFFY'S
makes It course more quick-
- Tonic for the Old. :
' 1 b.T used year Whiskey ss a toot.
StlBnlaot for aeveral years and kare beea
i greatly benefited by It.- 1 kare always
rveemaMeded- It te others - and -shsH cwa
tlnne to do o, I believe that It Is th
beet tonic tnefoM sre on the market."
JOSEPH riKLD, Bergea, M. X., Augast
A Spring Medicine.
' Xa.t April I took nnddea eold. aad I
' wae laid up with aeuralgls la y shoulder,
which bronaht ea fewjr and tk sway ay
appetite, bnt by uaiag iturri"! PCBB
MALT WHlSKF.r I eaa out ail riant, and
on MetanrUI Day I was leading my bend
and playing, es wall. I think yoar MALT
. te lUSKEI at Juet the SMdldse te tone at
aad keep bp the strength ef eld people.
"Hoping yoar siedlclna will prove ben.
tidal to ethers. I eaa truly reeomsiend tt ss
a valuable help." O. I. FABIBIDOB.
rraakUa, Mass., Bept. 1. ISOd. -
Left Lung Almost. Gone.
"As I in snrabsr ef the Hall Honse
Wesssa'e Club, I wss eaUed eat many tlae
wbea th w.etber wae very bad, ad a
eaoght e very bsd eaugh, asd doctors
claimed that ay luags were affeeted; la
fact, the left long waa almost gone, but
since 1 here taken yonr valuable DUFTY'S
PUBB MALT WHISKS I I feel better, aad
would sot do without It. f hsv aot beee
taking It very long, but I aa ear of good
reaulta; I bars good eolor ta ay fee and
feel that I eaa work wltk a greet deal awre
' ambition. I. cannot prate It to Bach. I
have recommended It te eeveral ef ay
frleade. and ther. too. are thankful fur
the benefit they have already
It." Mrs. VICTOB A, SUA
deli.ed from
tCCAIBB, ZiA
Ogdas ST., Chicago, 111.
Piles Cured
Quickly st Done
Without Pain, Cutting or Surgery,
Instant RelW. ;
We Frov Zt, Sampl Faokage
Seven people out of ten are said to
have Pllea Not one man la a mil lion
need hav them and we are proving It
every day at our own expense. We send
sample package of tne wonderful
Pyramid Pile Cure to any person abso
lutely free. . . . '
We don't do this as ' a matter or
amuaement or philanthropy, but because
It is to our Interest to do so. . We know
that the" auff erer from pllea, tormented
and driven almost crasy by this
wretched trouble, will find sdeh Imme
diate relief that. ha will go at once to
hla druggist and buy a bog and get wen.
Wo knot? that ws have got tns great
est, remedy In th world for plies, and
we are ready and willing to stand or fall
by the verdict of thoee who mek 4h
trial. W have been doing thla for some
years now. and we never yet hav had
occasion to regret It.
And the remedy at tho drug" store Is
szaotly th same ss th sampls ws send
out As, for Inatanoe, here Is a'msa
who got such Immeotats relief from the
sampls that he at once bought a box.
Waa It just tho same Undoubtedly,
since It cured him after all sorts and
kinds of things had failed.
Hera Is a sampls of th kind of let
ters wo get every day and w don
have to aak for them: - .
'Received your sampls of Pile Cure
and have given It a fair trial and It haa
proven tha best I ever tried and effected
a complete cur. I can recommend you
highly In this vicinity. Hav used your
sampls and ono box and it has been
eomplet cur. Jt has been worth 1109
to ma
."Thanking you for th sample and the
cure. I will recommend you to every'
body. Tours respectfully, Julius Mayer,
dealer In feathers, ginseng and bides,.
Bedford, ind." ;
Pyramid Pile Cur Is for sals at every
druggist s at 10 cents a box or. If you
would llko to try a sampls first, you will
receive on by return msll by sending
your asms and address to Th Pyramid
Drug Company, II Pyramid Building;
Marshall. Mich.
GETS
OUTSIDE WALLS
Caught When Wading In Flume
Outside of Prison Walls
7 " in Icy Water.
MADE SAW AND CUT '
THROUGH IRON BARS
Fellow Coarlcts Surrounded Taylor
and Screened '. Hla .'Movements
- From Guards While Ha Crawled
Into Flume. i , y
IBseeUI Dlspstch ts The yoarasLI
Salam. Orv March 2.-One of th
most ' darlnr attempts t sain liberty
from th brick wall ef th state prison
ver mad was that made yesterday
afternoon by Oeorao Taylor, alias Fred
T. Clark, who Is serving a three-year
term for larceny in a store from Mult
nomah county. .
Taylor cut a bar from th grating pro
tecting ths openlna where the -water
flume pasaes under th east wall of ths
prison, and had succeeded In crawling
through ths hoi when na was stopped
by a guard. When tt wss noticed that
he was missing from ths squad that had
been -working In the Shopa, ths alarm
was given and every nook ransacked.
and th walls wars closely watched, but
no trace of Taylor could bs round.
Finally Taylor was discovered making
his way through tha nume by Quard
Irwin, who promptly stopped blm, glv
Ina him ths order to halt with his rifle
pointed at the prisoner. Ths convict
Immediately threw up his hands and
bes-e-ed for mercy.
He had evidently been In th water
for soms time, for when ha was brought
out of ths flume he was as cold ss aa
Iceberg and collapsed. Ths water In
th ditch Is about fovr feet deep, and
ths Multnomah convict took desperate
shances to escape, Had he not been
seen In ths nick of time, he would have
surelv escaped. In rplte of. the close
vlarllanc of th aruarda. '
Taylor In some way obtained a piece
of steel. Which he converted Into a saw,
bv means ef which he eut th bars.
Uuobaerved by th guards and shsttsred
In-his work by ether convtots, he
crawled . into th flume, ; This same
mods of escape waa tried by another
convict soma Tears ago.
Taylora desperate attempt to escape
Is due .to the fact that from outsldd
sources .hs had learned, that he was
wanted elsewhere by th federal offl
clala, and rathor than to b taken at th
close of hi term . h resolved to gain
his freedom and escape the vigilant eye
of th law. Taylor was put in stripe.
He had previously worn th gray suit
common to ths prison, and wss made
lo wear tha Oregon boot and taken back
to his work In the shopa His earned
credits wer also taken from him and
he will hav to serv his term In fulL
DANIEL B0WERMAN DEAD
'AT EAST SALEM HOME
(BpeeUI Dtepeteb te The Journal.)
Salem, Or., March IS. Daniel Bow
arm an died at his horns In East Salem
last svenlna st ths eaa of 71 years of
sout pericarditis, after an illness of
five day a He was one or Marlon coun
ty's best-known and most honored clti-
na He cam to Oregon from Iowa
In February, list. Bealdas a wlfs he
leavea two daughters, Mlas Martha
Bowerman, a teacher lit th Salem pub-
Ho schools, and - Dr. Mary Bowerman
of Condon, and a son. Senator Jay
Bowerman. also of Condon. Another
son died soms yesrs ago.
REVOLUTION AGAINST
-"---.CASTRO IN VENEZUELA
(Jos real Special Berries.)
Washington. March t. United States
Minister Rleeper, at Caracas, Venezuela,
reports to th stat department that
f lghtinB occurrd at . Ontolondo four
days sfO. This Is supposed to bs th
first outbreak of a nsw revolution
against Castro. Ontolondo la on tha
border of Venesuala and Colombia.
- Tough. . - '..
From Illustrated Blta ' . -Waitress
Did you say th meat was
tough, sir Customer Touch! Why,
J can't stick tb fork la th grayyl
GOnVICT
SKYING J0l.ll
HI, TILLALIOOK
Seeker After Sign Watch the
, ' Coast and the C A
. E. Closely.'
(Special Dlspstch t The Journal.) .'
Albany, Or., March !. It baa . re
cently developed that th Northern Pa
clflo haa for weeks had a sorveylng
party of about SS men working down
the ooast from Tillamook southward
toward Newport.-. It la said they are
bow Vt Newport and are establishing
a survey and right of way for th new
Hill llns to run southward from As
toria down th coast.
... Much speculation Is Indulged In re
garding the present- ownership -of th
Corvallla A Eastern, and many partus
are hopeful It may prove to be true that
Hill ' haa secured th control ef this
line, a well aa that of th Astoria as
Columbia . Parties In a position to
knew state that Mr. Talbot of the Cor
vallla at Eastern will return In a few
day from New Tork and give out some
thing deflnlt regarding tha present
ownership ef that Una v
AT THE. THEATRES
"CymbelW and "Julias Caesar."
Meat Sunday sight, March St. the eadasat
tragedlsa and actor. Charier B. Ban ford, eaa.
ported by Marie Drofnah aad a capable eoai.
pany of players, will present ahakeepeare'e
''Cymhelloe" at the Hetlig theatre, reorteeath
and Washington etreetn. Monday eight, April
1, "Jaliua Caeear" will he the hill. Beat sale
opens seat Irtday at 10 a. as,
, -. I - ' m l , .
Beata Belling for "Th renderfoot,N
Beats are sow aslllag't th bs office ef
the HeUI theatre, roarteeath aad Waahingtoa
streets, for the maaleal eoaaedy saeceaa, "The
Tenderfoot." which cornea te the a bare theatre
aext Thursday, frlday aad Saturday eights.
March Ss, s sad SO. with speclal-prlee man
nee Saturday. The stars of the opera company
are Osesr U rigmaa aad Bath White, twe
players whe an well kaowa all ever the eoes-
''" " " .. ''-,'(
A New Play at Baker.
' "As a Maa Bows," the tatensely fareraatlag
slay whtrh hi being offered st th Baker this
es, saa met. a aeciaea ins pmy m
m te Portland, bat has beea very eaeeassful
wherever It haa beea preeeated. It M particu
larly wen salted to earn her ef the Baker coea-
riy, who appear te good advaatage. The play
being presented te good houses asd at Sirta
ealaent aatafacUoa. . . .,
A Cowboy's Girl" Attractive.
There la a pseehar Interest and ehera m
play ee story that eaia wna sow soya.
aad ths charm Is doubled wbea th play
story deals with glri ef the rang. Bach
a play la "A Oowbey'e Olrl." which Is helag
areeented at the Bmplre tale wees, if a
vividly deeerlptlve ef th 'went aad Is absorb,
ugly Interesting. It Is being preeeated te big
audiences sightly, . . -
''.,":... At the Star.-.. V,
-TTnJr- ledf)raira-- rt- atar-tkearre
thla week hi a British BlUtary draaa whleh
th pnblle wtll want I see. xs sun emeu
ku aftared SUB fla Playu, hut
Caw Better rasa ie eve. - uauw
Orders" rsUtaa th adveaturea f k yeuag ex-
fleer whs la sent ea e eeerec awaioa ee
Africa. There wlU he auttaese Tharsoay, sai
ardsy aad Suadaye - - -, M
X V A Senator's Daugbtr.' .
Vwiaa the war rastsrdsy'S audience took the
Lsrlc off ring this week, th eoetety draaa.
'A senators vsagnier, - n m vtiuvh
ths tyrle bss the popular blU f th week.
The draaa la sent ef sees heart internet sad
deHeMoe eoaedy. The etege ef facta era bass-
tiful. AU the faeorlt puyare are in mm
east. Best sow sailing lor tae eatwe ween.
; Magte at Grand, i -"'.
Of th smay wonderfnt mosloes Which hsv
n hers ta vsudevui tser a oe i
th Ornnd this week which la more arstlfy.
Ing thaa any of th other. It Is pr elected by
Alblnl. ue aasieiaa. asa ib.buiiuhb, wrw w
tbeee wh know mere or less a boot hew Ilia.
dona are made. Thla a the headline e ben
anothsr act sad en which ashes eod with
the eadlene a the Buinvs ceapsay, wna
bedse-pedge ef funny bualases which causes
ths audience te isuga every nmrar.
LAND BOARD CONSIDERS
CANCELED CERTIFICATES
rnlal tManatrh to The SeareaLI '
Salam. or, March Jt. The state land
board yesterday afternoon took - under
advisement a batch of school land oartl-
Ccatee, alleged to be forged, that wer
presented by Jacob D. Holtssrmaa of
Minneapolis, -who rsprssanteor tns noia-
of soms eertlfJcatsB ror wnion ae
wished to obtain deeds to ths land
therein described. Th certificates were
among moss issusa upon wnat is com
monly termed th Klllhr-Turnr p
pllcatlons and which sx-Stats Land
Agent west alleged wer rorgea eartin-
catea, and "which war so reported, after
an Investigation by th Marlon county
Brand jury la ItOS to the stat land
board. . The certificates held by Attorney
Holtxerman ware a Tart of thosa that
had been canceled by ths stats Isnd
board after ths report of th Marion
county srand Jury and covered soms
2,100 seres of land. Moat -or. tnem sre
held by residents of Dayton, Ohio.
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To Cure Yours '
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rely dangerous, and none would bold th mo
ire In Its tmmer rtlaea. Tha rirvtir tnM ma f
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twuuiu ounprni ro b aurgicai operation. 1 loo tea
hem all, however, aad cured pjyaelf completely
knd permanenUy by a simple method which I
dianovered. Anvone can use IL snd I will eladlv
lend the cur fre by mail to anyone who writs
at today, j wulssud th our by return auOL
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uir it. rujouiiranmnnn npinw ana mail la m
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OATT. W. A. DOU IKOM,
- 17a Wmtrnt trnwrn. M. Y.
Bear Wrr I wish yen would send wis yonr
lew Dlsoorery lor th Cur oi Kuptur.
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.Announcement t
WE wish to announce to our
friendi, and patrons the open
ing o our new and commo
' ' diout itore at corner Seventh and
Washington Streets, on or about
, March 28th. ' Grand Opening to ba
held at a later date,' We are offering
t rare Inducements in the line of swell
footwear at our present quarters at
. 149 Third Street. : ,
ROSENTHAL'S
PORTLAND'S BEST SHOE STORE
POLONIST
RATE39 TO .
OREGON
And tha Pacific Northwest ortr th Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line,
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co and Southern Pacific, from all parts 0(
tha Eait, DAILY during Idarch and April
YOU CAN
far tickets, if yoe desire to bring friend, relatives, employe or ethera from
the East, by depositing the cost with any agent of tha O. R. & N. or S. P.; t
to. with nama and aadress, and Uclcet
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Inolualva. B Rates apply to Portland, Astoria and Puaat Sound points: alao
Bouthara racifls main and branch llns points aorta of and Inoludln Ashland,
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For compute tnformatlon, lnlr" fet . , -;, ,
., WH UaXXTMMAT, aeral Twnf Area, ' ' - '
0woa aVOizsaa It sTartyatSea Co.
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SWEET PEAS
Which kind do you plant?
the late introduction, which
Bimpiy Dcauuiuii lour ra six nowers to tne item, ask tor
Countess Spencer, .Kintj Edward, Helen Lewis, and other
'07 novelties. : See page 44 of our Seed Annual. Plant now.
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CLOTHES
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PREPAY
will be promptly furnished in th East
to Promote the In
of the Northwest 1
uB7aa ., 40.00 S4.S0
Tew Tor 47 JO 80.00
Bosao 47.40 4S.B0
FhUadelphla 473 44.TS
wasiuactea 74S.
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The New Kind f
The old. but of date sorts, or
are larger than a dollar and i