THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY . EVENING, MAY 7, 1S07.
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DEATH Kill OF
RED TAPE m
GUARD YOUR HEALTH
OB. WTT.T.TlMW WXWX RUI A BOOST
to iu woke.
WISTERIA VINE NEARLY COVERS HOUSE VMH BLOOMS
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A. wistaria vine,' 10 run eld, fairly
covers the cottage of Mr. 8. X Barber,
at SOC Yamhill street. It la now In full
bloom and la one aolld mass of blos
i tomi without a leaf on the entire plant.
Thla la the largest and moat beautiful
wistaria In the city. It la . valuable be
cause of Its blooming propensities,
A peculiar characteristic of the plant
lies In Its -varied blooming. Some of
them leaf early and bloom late in the
summer, but the more valuable ones j
JUDGE SETON'S MEAL GOT COLD
WHILE HE READ NOVEL ON CAR
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; Ex-Judge Waldemar . Beton Is . a
great : reader ' and . at , times -, be
comes deeply Interested In books.
Furthermore, he ; hates long, 'dreary
streetcar . rides and so . to .. even
matters np usually arms himself with
an entertaining story ' before boarding
the car that peases his suburban home
on Milwaukee boulevard,
Last night the former East side Jus
tice of the peace commenced his story
at the Alder street depot and continued
devouring the entertaining contents of
the pages while grouping his way over
chuckholes to what he believed was his
car. Finding a comfortable seat he was
soon all enwrapped In the delightful lit-
erature and never looked ui from the
book until he thought it time to be
"about home." ,;.,,..,( . -:- ; j
ANXIOUS LOVER WANTS SOMEONE
TO SWEAR SWEETHEART LIVES HERE
' Ous Andersen, a blonde-haired young
son of Sweden, appeared at the county
clerks of rice st the court bouse yes
terday afternoon at a time when the
marriage license market was dull, and
was greeted - with a warm smile by
Deputy County Clerk "Cupid" Rose, who
was getting lonesome. "Cupid" turn
to the blank page In the big affidavit
book, and asked, glibly:
"Does the young lady live In this
eountryt" '
"No," said Ous, "she lives In Bwe
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Ross Shut the book and Informed
XT TOW DOsT
succeed the first time use Herblna and
you will get Instant relief. The great
' est liver regulator. " A positive Cure
for constipation, dyspepsia, malaria,
chills and all liver complaints. Mr. C
of Emory, Texas, writes: "My wife has
been using Herblne for herself and
children for five years. It Is a sure
cure for constipation and malaria fe
ver, which Is substantiated by what It
has done for my family." Bold by all
druggists. .. '
For
i y You have
we claim for it7 we "cheerfully take it back and
refund your mbney." We take your old stoveior
range in part payment tor an Eclipse.: V, -
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bloom early and leaf afterward, as this
one does. In the latter case the plant
always Is a mass of bloom with' very
few leaves, (. ,
Mrs. Barber obtained this plant about
to years ago whan It was quite small.
Since that time It has been moved, but
this baa not retarded Its growth. . Qard-.j
ners aay that the plant with a trunk
over II inches ' In diameter oouid be
safely transplanted again. The flower
ing part of the plant covers the ver
"Great Caesar I But what's this!
Where am I atr" exclaimed . the pro
found reader, as he leaped from his
seat and bounded towards the open door
and the conductor. " He did not wait for
the car to reach the next station, but
soared out Into space while It was still
violating the speed limit ordinance.
The sign plate on the disappearing
car read "Mount Scott," and after taking
observations the ex-Justice of the peace
came to the conclusion that he had lit
In the midst of the prosperous suburb
of Arleta. - The place looked good to
him but nevertheless he boarded - the
first ear bound west ' t t
The worst of It was that this was
the second time It has happened, so- he
confesses. After this Judge Beton will
refrain from utilising the street car for
a reading room, .
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Andersen that no marriage license can
be Issued In this county unless some
one Is found who will swear that the
girl lives here. ...... , - :,l -' .. ':
fTBut what can I. dot" asked Ander
sen. ' 'My girl, MattJe flwensen, lives
In Sweden. We are engaged. I wrote
to her to come to Portland and we
would ' be married here. She wrote
back she Is afraid to come, flhe -thinks
maybe I won't marry her when ahe gets
here. so I want to get a marriage li
cense and send to her so she will know
I will marry her when she gets here."
Rose again Informed Andersen of the
law on the subject and Andersen went'
away, saying; '
Well, maybe I find home one for a
witness to swear, Mattie lives here.
If I do I will ooroe back." ,
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' The Greeks had Just entered Troy In
the wooden horse. ' - -
Tt was easy." they explained. , It
felt Just like sitting In the subway In a
blockade" l .
Thus ws ses there Is no new discom
fort under the sun. . . , - v . I
$i;.00vDown
the Eclipse placed in your
kitchen. If it does not pi;ove to be all
anda completely and Is trowing" Into a
tree that stands near tha bacic.Df we
house. ..' " ' ' -
The spring has been very favorable
as the wlstara needs a cool blooming
time with a minimum of rain and of
sunshine. Warm weather Is not favor
able, neither la too much rain. The
plant ' waa - not cut back during tha
winter, which Mrs. Barber thinks was
also In Its favor. It la now more beau
tiful that It has been for several years.
LOVED SAME MAN AND : ;
. WOULD DIE TOGETHER
. (Special Dispatch to The JoeroaLl V
Butte, Monte May T. The add case
of two women, demsens of the under
world, loving the same man and both
determining to commit suicide .because
of unrequited love was enacted when
Eva Gordon was found dead In bed
this morning, having swallowed half
the contents of a bottle of morphine.
Ella Black, the other woman's would-be
companion in death swallowed the other
half of the bottle of morphine, but It
failed to work quickly and a stomach
pump placed her out of danger. The
name of the man In the case Is with
held by the Officers, but he Is under
stood to be a responsible saloon man,
who would have nothing to do with
either woman. ' The attempt at dual
suicide followed a drunken carousal la
which ' the women complained of the
icy behavior of the saloon man,
PROPOSED NEW POLICE
STATION RAISES REALTY
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Decision of the council to locate the
proposed new police station somewhere
between Everett and QUean on Park has
caused an Increase In real estate values
In that neighborhood, acoordlng to John
W. Grusst. It was formerly reported
that the decision, had had no effect ,
, The price asked for a Quarter block
On Park and Flanders Is H,00, while
the Quarter of the same block on the
corner of Park and Everett was pur
Chased for IJ0.00O. More than f 17,009
was never asked for the corner lot at Park
and Flanders, says Mr. Grussl, while now
IIMQO Is asked. A deal was nearly
closed for that property for lf,000 In
February. - :,:s--: sC""Vv!v;Vl
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CANYON CITY LODGES
WILL HAVE NEW HALL
IRdhIiI Dtomteb Tbe leeraal.l
Caaron City. Or May '.Articles of
Incorporation of the Canyon City Hall
company have been filed with the county
clerk, the capital stock of the company
being : 18,600. The incorporators are
W. C. Thompson, W. W. Wood, C B.
Lyon, F.- T. Cook and George H. Cat
tanach. All are members of the Canyon
City camp Woodmen of the World and
Vernon lodge No. 41, X. of P. i The ob
ject Is to erect a building to be used
as a hall by the two orders. ; -'
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forestry Service Will Be Under
Direct Control of Six Com
. 'i--:' patent Men. . ; rr
DISTRICT INSPECTOR v? I
; WILL HAVE AUTHORITY
Forester Plnchot Will Come West In
the Near Future to Visit Every
Reserve and Confer With the Poo-
pie on the Subject.
rWaihtDftoa Sanaa ef The jMraall
Washington, May T-The reorganisa
tion of the forest Inspector servloe into
six districts with a district Inspector
i. .til aa t Mniii,riu the
forestry service than sny other move-
ment made lately.. The new plan con
temolates the Investiture of ' the dis
trict Inspectors with authority sufficient
to enable -them ' to act promptly on
nearly all matters touching the admin
istration of the national forests, and
this will obviate In a large measure the
necessity of awaiting the winding and
unwinding of the Immense masses of
red tape which have become inseparably
connected with all Washington trans
actions. ' .
' Bis Dlstrlots.
There will be six districts, snd the
Inspector Jn charge will be responsible
for all things wtticn transpire in con
nection with the government's opera
tions - The Plan to be - followed Is
exactly that employed by a successful
railroad corporation, with fewer heads
reported directly to the supreme head.
the forester or the associate forester.
' -Forester Plnchot purposes to go west
ward soon and will visit wherever there
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Uh safasanaa a nlifiN stasi In , fl-sh nnllov
of .the bureau. - ' ' i .-;'
According to information obtained at
the general land, ef dee, all entries close
to coal deposits hereafter must be held
up until there shall have been an. ex-
amlnatlontto prove the. presence or ab-
sence of coal deposit on the lands. All I
claims coming within the six-mile limit
from known coal deposits or - working I
mines will have to show most conclu
sively that there Is no coal thereon.
The burden of proof will rest on the
entrymen.
SEMI-ANNUAL BALANCING
OF MALHEUR'S BOOKS!
(Bpertal Dlspeteb s Tke reraaL-
Vale, Or, May 7. Robert O'Dell.
sheriff; B. W. Mulkey, oounty clerk and
Elmer A. Clark, county treasurer, have
completed their ssml-annual statements
of the financial condition ofOdalheur
county for the six months ending March
si, 1S07. The totals are:
Liabilities Genertl fund warrants
outstanding,- t9i.097.Tt: estimated Inter
est on same, tS.000. Total, fl04.09T.7t.
Reeouroes Cash in general fund, MS -
775.16; uncollected tax applicable to the
redemption of 4county warrants t".-
(94.1S. - Total. tBt.t6t.Sl.
Excess of liabilities over resources
47,7tS.23.
FRUITGROWERS PLAN
BRICK STOREHOUSE
" Soeelil Dlnnteh to It 7senal.)
La Grande, dr May J.--At a recent
meeting of ae Grande Bonde Valley
Fruitgrowers' association, the capital
stock of the company was Increased
from tB.OOO to 1 15,000. The association
has an option on the large brick storage
building on Jefferson avenue, owned by
A. Oust, for 116,000. i, c . ...
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Calvary Church Selects- Messengers.
: (Speetil D1ittch to lw JooraaL
Cove, ' Or, May T. Calvary Baptist
church has selected by vote the follow
ing messengers to bear her assoolatlon
al letter and to represent her In the
Grand Konde Baptist association, which
meets- withm the Second Baptist church
at Baker City May Hi Rev. and Mrs,
I B. -Robinson, Mr. Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. William Chenault. . i
The Great Standard Steel
. ExtraSpecial
YOU SAVE
The Eclipse Is the Surest Baker, the Greatest Fuel Saver and
the Lowest Priced Standard Steel Range jon the Market ';
CSYU?TZ CCLLS IT POJ7
ElOCK BoufocDBr'Mrau near Ans Sogokd Sn
Vies - to See the Bleed JUsa
Vnre They UTIU rrevcat hCnon
V; Buffering and Misery,
v As a woman approaches the sge
e sge
40 or thereabouts, ahe ahould pay par
ticular attention to her health. The
hard work which ahe may have been
accustomed to do and the worry and
excitement of her dally life should be
lessened or avoided as much as possl
ble. As her health after she , passes
this time will depend In a large meas
ure upon It. every woman owes It
herself to build up her strength dur
ing these years, For this purpose Dr,
I willfamsi- rink 'mis have been recog
tilled as the standard medicine, because
of their great blood and tonlo proper
ties,
Mrs. Hannah A. Loster of 1111 Mich
igan Ave Detroit. Mich., says:
"I began taking Dr, Williams' - Pink
Pills about four years ago, after I had
been suffering for some years from
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hrer brought en by -overwork.-?. I tried
several medicines without help and all
the time became more Irritable, nervous
and weak, , At times I had no appetite
and could eat nothing. At intervals of
every two or three days, my heart
seemed to rise up In my throat and I
would have to lie down until the feel
ing passed away. Z also had dull aching
pains under my right shoulder and
across my back. When I looked up I
would see black spots.' Occasionally I
would become so dlny that I had to
steady myself to keep from falling.
"I decided to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills and after I had taken them a short
time the dlssy spells became less fre
quent . and finally - stopped. Much
sooner than Z had expected or hoped
I waa entirely well and I now feel like
new person altogether."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are adapted
for diseases due to Impure blood and
shattered nerves. - They are Invaluable
In anaemia. ; rheumatism., after-effects
of the grip and fevers and In sick head
I fccntA. aUilntts, tsArrousntsa. ts6urtiaria
I and even partial paralysis and loco-
I awiw
A valuable ' booklet entitled ' "Plain
Talks to Women", will be sent free. In
a sealed envelope, upon request, to any:
woman Interested. '-. w
Dr.. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by
."S'L"' a T""": on f"
celpt Of price, 10 cents per box. six,
boxes for II.B0, by the Dr. Williams i
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. T.
PORTLAND. UN iILL
TO WASHINf
Mrs. Von Brlesen't Husband Will
Probably Be Named Patent
. Commissioner. "
rWsshlnrtoe Boress ef The Jeeraatl --
Washington. May T.Mra Arthur von
Brlesen, nee Miss Fay Fuller, may again
become a resident of Washington, inas
much as her husband may be named, by
,th 9"to? weeeed Frederick I, Al-
len. commissioner of patents, who has
resigned.
Mra von Brleson as ray Fuller was
ope of the most noted mountain climb
ers or the west She lived In Portland
and vPendleton at different times, and
for many years at Tacomai- She came
to Washington several years ago, and
here was married to Mr. von Brlesen.
He Is a prominent patent lawyer of Mew
Tork city, residing on Staten Island. It
Is known that the president Is anxious
to strengthen himself both In New Tork
and Ohio, states wherein there Is going
u pi i nara ngnc zor control m the
coming campaign. '
Mr. von Brlesen'S anDOintment wonl.i
be for that purpose. If he does not get
the place. It Is said that Major a R.
Miller of Cleveland Is the most llkelv
appointee. , ..... . -
SUIT TO SAVE IDAHO
SUM OF THREE THOUSAND
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(Special- Dtepatcfe to Tbe Josmal.)
Boise, Idaho, May 7. Suit has Just
been filed In the district court of this
the
Range , We Are Now Offering on
Terms arid . Conditions.
By Ordering Now
WE PLACE
LESS"
RANGE IN, YOUR KITCHEN,
READY FOR WORK ONTHE
SMALLS-PAYMENT OF $l-DOWN. -IT
WILL REPAY YOU TO MAKE
A CLOSE - INVESTIGATION 4 BE- i
FORE PURCHASING A RANGE.
Rutland;
ant mgaest
and
If Qnlity
oi w.- jat.t. i
Kimball and 50
Other Best Makes
to
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The Eilers Wayw makes
money, gives you a line from
X quality and -desirability is
f Othtr Best Mikes VVOl
J fl And That Always 1 -C
I 1 IV the Lowest t I
I V America; gives you the benefit of easiest terms, provides
f 't a i. guarantee that insures complete and lasting satisfaction,
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and also offers the most liberal exchange feature.
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... The House of Eilers covers the entire field of the Pacific
Northwest- Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, San Fran
cisco, Oakland, Stockton, Albany, Rbseburg, The Dalles, Baker
City, Astoria, Walla Walla, Lewiston, Idaho Falls, Pendleton,
Eugene, Boise and other important cities and ; towns -the
greatest selling organization in the piano line in 'America,
We buy pianos in hundred lots yes, thousand lots buy at a
price which admits selling actually for less than the average
dealer pays at wholesale at the factory; we ship in carloads
tralnloads by our "harness" system, unboxed, in special cars,
with a big saving in freight, which the individual buyer gets
the advantage of. . ,
Small profits, large sales', small payments, lib
I
eral treatment that's "the , Eilers way" of piano
selling . "
THE HOUSE OF HIGHEST QVAUTlT&fo
THE HOUSE OF HIGHEST QUALITY
Biggest, Busiest and Best of All
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353 WASHINGTON
(Ada) eounty by Hugo Westphal, a tax
payer, against Treasurer Hastings to
prevent t e payment of state bonds
amounting to tt,000, Issued against the
Improvement fund Of the St Anthony
reform school. It was brought on the
grounds that the warrants are not law
ful claims against the state, as they
were aUowed to parties furnishing ma
terial and to sub-contractors and labor
ers for Contractor J. W. Walker, whose
estate Is now in bankruptcy. These
claims were recently allowed by the
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THIS GREAT STEEL
piano buying easyflaves you
which to choose that in high
not duplicated by another house
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state board of examiners and warrants
were drawn for payment
' Walker had the contract to erect the
building, but It la alleged that before
the building' was completed he eolleoted
the full amount due him and left the
country, 1 owing large sums, ; and that
these warrants were Issued to pay his
privets bills. This, claim Is contested
by Westphal. - i
It Is said Walker at one time lived at
Portland and was a member of tbe
souool board there. -,
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