THE OREGON DAILV JOURNAL.- PORTLAND, SATURDAV EVENING, JUNE 15, 1007. ',:
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GOOD ill ISLilODS
CLEANING UP A DISGRACEFUL SUP
IT IS A ! AD
V vfc nil Mil . II 'liW-',vvi. I imp yv.v.-.i'i m in
Shipping: ari Commerce' in
Philippines Show Steady
, Increase.-,1
.; PORTLANDER RETURNS v
. . AFTER LONG-ABSENCE
: Connected With tho Government
' Corps of Engineer,- H H. Millls
Had Splendid Opportunity of fle
S coming Familiar With Condition.
, H. B. Millie, up till a few months ago
i an employe in the bureau of port work
f in the Philippine!, has just returned te
.-hla home in Portland for a brief visit
- end he reports treat rood being accom-
pushed br the United States government
.;" in the islands. ' He says the natives of
the adjoining vast countries are learn
lng of the progress brought about in the
Islands, with the result that they will
soon look to Great Britain for a change
f of its 'colonial policies, which they .say
' IF. teJVM. all m th. A . S ,v- m-,Wam
lTt country. vu -'i.-jrv .;r",.
Mr. Hum is a son of C. J. Minis, iive
stock agent of the O. 8. N. Co. He
. went to the Philippines about four years
ago to enter the government corps of
'engineers and was assigned to the bu-
r reau of port works, This -gave ' much
opportunity to travel .extensively, and
incidentally to become . familiar with
things and conditions. -f ;
"The Americans have done wore, in
; the six years to the teal advantage of
ne natives or tne islands than a uy or
the old European countries have' done
in a century ror the natives or Shelr col
on lea," asserted Mr. Mlllls this" morn In.
"There are more people capable f
peaamg English In the Philippines to
i day than there were Spanish-speaking
peop .in the Islands at any time. In
fact. V will be only a short time when
- English will be the universal language
there. The natives are picking it up
very readily. - '
"The American' trade schools are
bringing about a new era, because In
. them the boys of the prominent families
are being taught that labor is worthy
of a gentleman. When the United States
first gained control of the Islands it
was considered a disgrace for a native
: to perform any sort of manual labor.,
Office work was tha fashion, even - at
starvation wages.
i "Three railroads are being built
throurh the archipelago one through
:. the Island of Panay, one through Cebu,
, and one through Negros. . The old Eng
lish road in Ltiaon is- also being - ex
. tended and enlarged In every way, , This
.-, will mean the opening up of vast terri
tories of most prolific districts and
. mean a great Increase ' in trade ami
traffic. The government is guarantee
, lng 4 per cent interest on 4he .invest
. ment. ".'. i .'v... .'. - '. " -"Harbor
works,' too, etre being 'pushed
with vigor, and coastwise shipping Is
Increasing very, rapidly. ' A number of
Americans are engaged in '. the coast
wise traffic". -. . , - ' t -. -- .- '
Mr. . Mlllls returned by way of the
Straits Settlements, the Sues canal and
Europe, spending about three months on
the trip.. He will leave for California
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Under the supervision of Superintend
ent Donaldson of : tha " street cleaning
department the Burlt street slip is to
day being put into presentable shape.
For weeks the place has been a disgrace
to tbe city. For the third time atten
tion, was called to -the matter throuxh
the . nress . yesterday with the result
above noted. ' ' , ' f
Tbe Stark street landine- is owned bt
the city, but when requesting the ten
ants of the -adjoining building to re
move a lot of old boxes that had been
plied up across the roadway Supertn-
Emptjr Boxei Blockading Approach to Stark Street Landing.
tendent Donaldson was told that the
street does not In reality belong to the
city and that consequently tne oniciais
would have' no authority to remove the
obstructions. The city employes were
put to work, hqwever, and this after
noon the greater portion of the rubbish
will be removed or piled up out of the
way. - - '
The photograph printed herewith
shows the "approach" to tha foot of
Stark street It was taken yesterday
afternoon by The Journal photographer.
The boxes to the north side of tbe street
belong to JJowengart & Co., wholesale
milliners, and those on the south side
to the Pacific Paper company. This
afternoon the boxes have been piled up
against the walls and take up much
leu a Dace. .
The float built by the city for tha
benefit of small boats also needs atten
tion or It will be impossible for Admiral
Swlneburn and his auents to get ashore
from tho cruiser Charleston when aha
arrive here next Tuesday noon. The
warship launches have always landed at
the Stark street slip In the past, but It
will be Impossible to do so this year
unless repairs are made at onoe..'. ,
this ' fall! He stood the ' climate ' well.
llked the country and the people, and
learned - to speak --one . of the native
tongues. ,'.'.. , .'
BURN ACETYLENE OAS '.
Lighthouse Department Adopts New
- ' Stylo of Buoys. - - - -
The - United - States : government Is
finally' beginning, to adopt the very
latest in buoys to aid In navigation on
the Pacific coast. The first acetylene
gas buoy, equipped with whistle and a
submarine bell, will be installed at Part
ridge Point, Strait f Juan de Fuca,, as
soon as ooesible and it wilt mean the
beginning of the adoption of the im
proved aias to navigation.
The acetylene buoys have been need
for some time by the Canadian govern
ment on Its side of the strait and have
neen round greatly superior to tne oia
style of buoys.- The fog siren and sub
marine bell are worked automatically
by the action of the winds and waves.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
paraiao at tha mills of tha Eastern
western Lumber company,
The American -steamer Melville Dol
lar left San Francisco last night for the
Columbia river, under charter to r. f.
Baumgardtner to load a cargo of railroad
ties at one of tha lower river mills. Her
name has just been changed from the
John C Howard, under which she came
tout from the Atlantic coast. She will
carry a large cargo, as her net register
IS 3i tons. j
Tha demand for railroad tiea is said
to be not quite so strong as a few
weeks ago, the buyers being anxious to
force down quotations if possible. The
tie men. on the other hand, declare they
would rather shut down their mills tem
porarily than come down on the present
very satisractory prices.. , . t V; .
. ALONG THE WATERFRONT ,
The river is falling slowly In tha har
bor and all danger of extremely high
water this season seems to be over
now. The lower docks will goon arise
from the mud aaain. '
The Harriman liner Columbia, caw-
tain Do ran, sailed for San Francisco at
i ociocK tnis morning. Tne jortn
Paclflo 8teamshln company's steamer
George W. Elder sailed for San Pedro
and war- land in r a last night.
The United States lighthouse tender
columbine arrived up in tne harbor
vesterdav afternoon to take . supplies
and machinery for Robinson's Point
The Japanese steamer Mananu Maru,
which is being reported, as having lust
been chartered to come here to load
flour and lumber for Japanese ports,
waa fixed more than a month ago. She
la now en rout from Manxanlllo. .
MARINE NOTES
Begnlar XJners Bma te Arrive.
A. Kllhurn 8an Francisco. . . June 17
Costa Rica, San Francisco...... June 17
Alliance, Coos Bay. . .. Jun 17
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.., June IS
Columbia. Ban Francisco ..June 21
O. W. Elder, San Pedro and way. June it
Arabia, orient, . .... ............ June 19
Alesia, orient. , . . , , .July If
Nioomedia, orient...,,.,..,.,. ..July 17
Numantia. orient............. August II
- Regular Uaerg to Depart.
P. A. Kllburn, S. F. and way.... June 19
Roanoke. San Pedro and way... June 10
Costa HIca. S-n Francisco,.... June 20
Alliance, Cooa Bay. ....June 2
a w Efde? San Pro and wh JunaM Astoria. June W.-Arrlved down at
ATf orient i f jlnl M :' a. .. and ; sailed at S.00 p. nu,
AUfr-iZnt- ' ' "".'V-VJS j! steamer Oeo. W, Elder, for San Pedro
comea?'ori V &V'Z J5 !-
Wnnumtlt' irli,Lillanut 21 1 WMUwa.jroB caa r ranQisoo, jlt-
'T .1- : , irivea at :o and lert up at a a. -in.,
. ..vesssia aa ara... . . ;. isteamer Washington, from San Fran
frola. Br. sh..-.;.1,;.;.,i.Elevator docklcisco. tft up at 4 a. m., schooners J.
JnrrianhiiL Rr. hk Fl W. Mills I H. Lunomann and Behome.
i . . 1 . . 1. 1 t7. nn. fian.PMiwIflM Til rim. 1 K C. f 1 m .
Tellus. XJer. bk. .Knappton Jlast night British steamer Kallbia; at
Washington, Am. Darge. ........ .Astoria i p. m., steamer juxceisior. xor r-ortiana;
Whang Ho. Chinese lunk. Tha Oaks J at e p. m, steamer Melville Dollar, for
John Palmer. Am. bktn.i..". .. ..Kalama l Columbia river. Arrived schooner
rmii, uii im ih PnrHanil T. Co. IChurchilL from Columbia river.
Strathyre, Br. str.....,.,.....IJnntonl Astoria, June 14. Arrived down at
Northland. Am. str. .....j Ooble S:15 p. r., schooner Virginia. Arrived
Antelope, Am. sch..............Llnntonat 1:60 p. m schooner J. ii. Lunsmann,
Ullebonne, Am. sen. . .O. R. ft N. Albina I rrom Ban tTanciaco. ; - .
v. v whifnav Am hk fit Johns 1 Hamburg. June 15. Arrived June 12.
Wm Rftntnn Am. uh. i .Ooble I British shin Qlenericht. from Portland.
Waanucta. Am. barre. .Unlveraltv Mill I - Astoria. , June 15. Condition of the
Berwick. Am. str, ,i . Greenwich I bar at 8 a. m., smooth; wind southwest
Afrionn Monarch. Br ss I. A P. Mills I la miles: weather, cloudy.
Ascot Br. ss........a R. & N.. Albina . .Astoria, June 15. Arrived'down at
Koknmia. Am. nch. .......... . . .Astoria I lz:S0 Log raft In tow of the Dauntless
Chehalls. Am- bktn ........... Knappton I Crossed out.at noon Steamer George
Kin rvrus. Am. sch. ooble I vv. ;iaer ror Ban fTBnciaco
Gardiner City, Am. bktn. . . . .Vancouver Tides at Astoria today: High water
rtoiav FriMnuA. Am. atr. DrvdAck I ZtXl a. m.. 7.8 reet: 4:18 n. m.. a.9 reet.
C 1 1 " 111 ... nub wv. ..... ....... WW , - w..w w m.., v .m . vw, jv.
j. ii. Luniman, Am. son. on tne way up im.. 3. ieet.
Washington, Am, str. ......... Astoria
mayor with all the power of office.
Thfa program depends on tha final de
cision of the status of Schmitx. . - .
To rroseoota Oapltallsta.
District Attorney Langdon, . it ' la
learned, is planning to devote ' his -attention
for the present to the bribery
cfeses and push the trials of some . of
the accused capitalists. There Is a feel
ing In the city - that convictions will
be easier from now on and the Indicted
men . and their ' counsel snow plainly
that they share this belief. .
Ruef made a statement last night
which haa a moat, ominous ring. , He
said: .
"I am sorry for the mayor and his
family.----r ,--.--5- - r
."It was with sincere sorrow that I
heard the verdict
I told
To talk about furnace heat as "dry heat." Air when
heated becomes drier, but it is the heating of the air v
"'"..'. ." '"'.-.'-, Vi, '-''-. ,'. v' V'''t ' A"v,-.,. v1'. ;. i';"'i.-'",'''; '';;';.
and not the method by which it is heated that dries it.
' Do you know that some of the very finest residences
in this city are heated by warm air furnaces installed '
by us? NOW is the time to investigate. - ,
The W. G. McPherson Co.
Heating Engineers, 328 Glisan St V,
ELEVATOR VICTIM
BAOLY CRUSHED
Fifteen-Year-Old Lyle Ar
nold Expires at Good Sa
maritan Hospital.
rt
Lyle Arnold, ; a lS-year-old lad am-
the truth and I should have I cloved by Closset at Devera. coffee and
contmuea r spice merchants, Front and Ankenyl
"I am atill determined to atlck to struts, -was so seriously Injured yes-
the course that I announced at first terday afternoon la an elevator accident
to tell the exact truth in all the cases that Ma n'mimd at 4 10 oV.look
that are to follow, and I think I shall that hla death, occurred at ciooit
be able to Drove mat 1 waa sincere I mis murium , v m. uwu i
"KM. 'I 1 I IN I I
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when I said that I would do what I
could to help better conditions la the
government- of - the- city." -. :
PEACE CONFERENCE
(Continued from Page One.)
DB. V. 1. mTOV, Haturopata,
SCHMITZ IN JAIL
(Continue from Page One.)
Si
tnd want - to get I well the '
bestthing for you to do .is to
throw your medicine away
and-go to Dr. N. J. Fulton,
Naturopath, who treats all
1 diseases without medicine.' ,
" She 'cures, many patients
who have been treated for
months with ' medicine , and
who have ' about given up '
: hope of being cured. -' f v
Such diseases as rbeuma-
, tlsm, grippe, stomach and
bowel -' complaints, goiter,'
, paralysis female complaints,
nervous diseases, she ; treats '
; without medicine, and cures.
I ivxaminations and..' trial J
Jjnmber Carriers Sn Bouts.
' Mabel Gale, Am. sch..,.. San Frerftiaco
Retriever, Am. bktn. . . . .Ban Francisco I
EI F. Banders. Am. sen San Pedro
Alumna, Am., sch. ....... San Francisco
Walacot Am. barge ...... Ban Francisco I showed that their positions had changed.
Bouio nay, .Am. iir,..Mn rrancisco t xhe zormer cmer must now ooey.
wna, Am. dkio. ........ .oaa t ranciwu i , ,. BaMAa Sail vtrrt.
Casco. Am. atr. ......... ,'8an Francisco I .The course-to be pursued in taking
Melrose, Am. ach;..3...i,...San Pedro th T o" ottnm nanaa or tne graners
J. M, Griff lth. Am. bktn.. San Francisco not yet certain. It has been decided
Bailor Boy. Am.' ach. .'. ,.8an , Francisco that mostt the department chlefa will
Alden Besse.. Am.. bk....,Ban Francisco I ? gusl. y . " J"-. "V.w
this will be brought about Bchmits
la Still mayor and it is not certain that
ha can be prevented from exercising
the - duties of . his office. . Although a
prisoner he is still in the city and will
have plenty of leisure to keep bis mind
on dtv affairs. -
no action wiu oe xaaen 10 secure me
appointment or an acting mayor untu
the ludffe finally nasses an thevauestlon
......... .niuiDuri i oi oau. ii Dan is raunnu iu proe-
Alvena, Am. sch,. . ... , . . ..Ban Pedro
JK Marhoffer,, Am. str.. ,.. Ban. Francisco
Iettitla. Am. achr . . . . . . .San Francisco
Xhos. Im Wand, Am. str.. Ban Francisco
Melville Dollar, Am. atr. Ban Francisco
En Boat with O em eat and General,
Buccleuch, Br. ah.,... 1 .Hamburg
Brenn, Fr. bk . Hull
Conway Castla, Br. bk.. ...... .Antwerp
DalKonftr, Br. sh. ........... .Hamburg
EuroDe. Ft. bk .......... . .. . . .Antwero i ecutlon has announced that tha suoer-
uenevieve Moiinos.'r r. dk.v. . . ionaon i visors will appoint an acting mayor.
Rene Kerviler, Fr. sh......... Hamburg I This will be opposed and the supreme
Laenncc. Fr. sh. . . ....... . ... . .Swansea I court ' .will have . to , decide whether
La Plller. Fr. bk... . .London I Bchmits Is still legally capable of act
Martha Roux. Fr. bk... ...... ..Hamburg! lng as mayor. The plan of procedure
Mosamblque, Br. ah...... Newcastle, Ellin the aelectlon of a man for mayor is
Samoa, Br. bk...........,,. ...Shields! thin: One of the supervisors under the
siam. oer. sn. ............. . .xonaon i influence or ina rm suck' win resign
Thiers. .Fr.' ah. ...... ......Newcastle:' E. I ni in his Tilace will be aoDOintcd the
Vinoennea,, Ff. bk..... ', . .Glasgow j man alated1 forf mayor. As soon as he
Marechael Turrene, Fr. bk..'.. Hamburg I takes his seat he will be elected acting
vine ne iiuinouse, r. DK....'tMntwerp
Dr. W. J. Fulton
Ouethary, Fr. bk. ............. iAntwerp
Plerrl Loti. Fr. bk... ...... .VAntwerp
Walden Abbey.. Br. sh. Antwerp
Qienessini, nr. an.,....,..,.., Antwerp
Versailles, Fr. bk ........... k ... . Lei th
(General de Boisdeffre. Fr. bk... London
General de Negrler, Jr. bk. .. , .London
Ravard. Fr.- Lk. . .. . . . ....... ..Antwarn
i VlUe de Dijon, Fr. bk. ....... . .Antwerp
'""-Ooal Ships Ba Bonta.
Belen, F. bk. .. i ....... . .Newcastle, A.
Col. de VlUebola Marenll.Fr bk. . . . ., .
....................... Newcastle. A.
Claverdon, Br., sh.. ...... Newcastle, A.
Wlllscottr. Are.' bk. ..... . .Newcastle, A.
rortf atncK. at. sn......xNewcastie, a.
8t Mlrren. Br. sh. ... .V. ..Newcastle. A.
i Crillon, Fr. bk. ........... Newcastle. A.
Araencraia. ur. dk. .isewcaatie. a.
i. Mathilda. Nor.; atr:-; . v . . .Newcastle, .:A.
Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk. .Newcastle, A.
. Tramp steamara Bn Bonta. .
Maori King. Br. Str. .... . . . . Shanghai I Of the mOUth.
nouns iuui -ivir. vr...oa I rnciKQ I , '. s.tl , , 1 v
Queen Alexandra, Br. atr. . .. , . .Madras is the Only thing tO USe if VOU
Kallbia, Br. atr;.. ...... .San Francisco! . - ' . r, . .V
Aiansnu Maru.. jap. atr. . . .tsaiinas crua i nave a . rcai ecnuinc micrcs. in
juiwiiiui-, Aiu wir. ............ oame i . . j. " t
Oymerio, Br.r str...;....... .ManaanUol VOUr teeUl.. .. .
Thyra. Nor. g., ........ .San Francisco , -ru-: .i-J I
hospltaX
Tha unfortunate boy, while engaged
in taking a load of boxes on tha freight
eleyator in tne eataDiisnmeni irom inei
first to tha second floor at t:15 o'clock.
waa eaoght between tha platform of thai
lift and the waa ana terrioiy cruanea.
Aa far as can ba ascertained one of
u Wawam a , . . mA a fall mnA IrnnM In I
.v- lT.u.il I . - I
xxia luvni uuivu, vi iub uiiiimi dim,, a ... rtr. trim, . gmm. nv.h
has reserved to Itself, the -liberty, of JCS rt' "D;lmu; of the floor beam.
AnViiHitttnai a s tt v a.a-iAMi AAnraeanaa vvsta i w - . i
Several of tha ampioyea in tne piace
hastened to tha aasistanca oi tne youtn
and stopped tha elevator. Arnold was
removed to Good Samaritan hospital In
an unconscious-condition and tha sur
geons held out but little hope for his
recovery. Death occurred at aa early
hour this morning and Coroner Flnley
la making an Investigation.
Arnold realded with hla parenta at
MUwaukie and had been in the employ
of the coffee and apica firm for about I
turee weeks. From all circumstances I
ascertainable tha accident waa , un
avoidable, but Coroner Flnley hag not I
submitting to the second conference two
additional questions, vis., ths reduction
or limitation of armament and the at
tainment of an agreement - to observe
some limitations upon tha Use of force
for tha collection of ordinary Dubllo
debts arising out of contracts. ,
Tha . SDanlsn government has ex-
Dressed a desire to discuss tha limita
tion of armaments, reserving to itself
the right to deal with this question at
tne conference. --
The British arovernment has riven no
tice that it attaches great importance .
to naving tne question ror expenditures
l ur rmment visuusseu i uiti curlier- i etuiu.ui.j r.i v" - ...-- .... uu. .
ence. and has reserved to Itself the I yet decided whether an Inquest Willi
rignt or raising it. it nas also reserved 1 Da necessary.
to Itself the right or taking no part In
tne . aiscusHion or any. Question men
tioned In the Russian program which
would appear unlikely to nroduce any i
useiui resuii."-;..., ,'.. ...
United Stotea SeUgatea.
losenh H. Choate. head in a- the delemi.
tlon from the United States, is well.
known to all Enrllsh-speaklng people.
His service as ambassador to Great
Britain la Still fresh , In the nuhlln
mind, and ha haa been prominent for
his advocacy of international arbitra
tion. esDcclaly between En aland and
America. 1 In General Horace Porter.
Mr. : Choate has a most distlne-ulahed
ana a Die colleague, uenerai Porter waa
FURNITUEE DEALEBS
STILL CONTRIBUTING
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Merchant of Oregon Town Fay I
Fine for Belonging to As
ociation. " '
For Infants and Children.
ALCOHOL 3 FEB CENT
dng die SioaacteaMBowki
ness and ResLCcntalns ncfitr
OpiumMorphlne norfiacraL!
MOT XiARC OTIC.
Jt freer .
MUftf-ftjnweBfHrV
ADafcrtRerodv for Ctmsfipi-
Hon , Sour StDroacii.Dlarrtm
WormsoiTV'nisioiisjev'msfl-
ness and Loss or Scm.
' IgcSinde Signanw of
NEW YOBK.
The Kind You Have
" Always Bought
Bears' the
Signature
-EPTZxy!& f Inn A
guaranteed, under the 'ooJ'l n"lsA
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
tat stamen aenmirr, niw ess omr. -
Seven mora member of tha furniture
the United States ambassador at Paris trust pleaded guilty thl morning before
for eight years. He haa the renutation
of being an extremely capable diplo
matist, ana ne is universally respectea,
not only for his ability, but also for the
genial and urbane manner which char.
actericee his personal dealings with tha
representatives or outer powers. 7
David Javne Hill. IT. M. Rose anA
William I. Buchanan make up a trio of
other distinguished American delegates
to tha conference. Dr -Hill haa wnxi
as assistant secretary of atate at Wash
ington and aa minister of the United
States to Switzerland and the Nether
lands. Before entering the diplomatic
service he waa president of Bucknell
university and later of the Unlvaraitv
of Rochester and Is regarded aa an au
thority on International . law , and di
plomacy. ; ,
Others An Blattsgnlahed. '
Judge Rose, who comes from Arkan
sas, has the renutation Of belna- nna
nf the ablest lawyers In the United
States. He has aerved aa nreeident nf
tne American- tsar association, the high
est honor within the gift of the legal
fraternity, and is the author of numnr.
ous articles on American anil Eurnnaan
J..I ... vnrjm t . - r .
junn)iruuiica. mil mm i, nucnanan IS
a diplomatist of long experience and la
perhaps the best posted man In the
service of the United States with . re
gard to Central and South American af
fairs. . .- a - . . .
Th American delegation incdudaa alan
crigaaier-uenerai ueorge - is. ' Davis.
Judge Charles E. Wolverton In the
United States district court and paid
flnea aggregating f 110. On of th de
fendants t waa R. Veal of f Albany, a
mamher of tha Northwest Furniture ex
change. His fine waa $25, aa were those
or A. tl. ijipman, jrrineviiie; otanuaru
Furniture company, ;taxer city; jonni
S. Baker, Pendleton, i. I Sharon, U
A. Eddlnaa and Lewis Hunter, second
hand dealer,-of Pendleton, were fined
$10 each. . - . I
These men bring th total number of
those fined up to es. Aa .many more
have entered appearances, for July 10 1
and the remaining ones will probably I
Pa in court Atonaay morning.
TWO PLEAP NOT GUILTY
WHILE ONE CONFESSES
Before Judge Cleland in the circuit
court thl morning Frank Kelly pleaded
not guilty to the charge of robbing the
William I, Buchanan 1 I Gresham bank laat January. . Kelly will
be tried before a Jury on September
9. He is being held in tha county Jail
in default or iz.ouu Dan. .
Harry Montrose pleaded guilty to a
charge made againat him : by 14-year-nlH
Vara Smith. Sentence will not be
udge. advocate general of the United paa -upon Momrow vnm -uoge xa
taies army: near Anmirni hari a
Soerry. president of the naval war col
lege, and Chandler Hale.. James Brown
Scott and Charles Henry Butler aa at-
tacues.
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FAIRBANKS' BANQUET
, , TO BE AT SEASIDE
(Special Dispatch to The JooraaL)
Astoria, Or., June 1 It has been I
r- returns from Klamath Falls.
Ouy Rltter. accused of obtaining 120
by. false; pretenses from a loca.1 bank,
pleaded not guilty. Judge Cleland fixed
th date of his trial at September 10.
PRIEST IS SEARCHING
FOR ST. PETER'S ONES
. , . (Journal Special Serrlee.)
Rome, June 15. A correspondent 1
Tar thm Inald FMsi
of that houst of yours-- I
whether it be old or newnow-a-diy$ the proper thing is
ENAMEL In white or the wiou beautiful tints that are so
'"INTERIOR ENAMEL COLORS-14 of thera and VERNI
COL ENAMEL WHITE cost no more than ordinary paint,
yet rive that beautiful, hard, glossy enamel finish that looks
so well, wears so Ion?, can be washed at pleasure. Severe
tests (how that this enamel has unusual wearing qualities.
Alio, O.
jM.V THgii.owc .aoTHtsf commnv.
, V.U..W. . . . r mtami
SW IOBB.
Ttr Sal Vt
RASMUSSEN CO.
- Stcond and Taylor Sts.
It penetrates and cleanses the
! minutest crevices of the teeth. It
permeates the gums and the lining
It is healthful.. It
' ITATtrXOYA'
TO CLEAR FOR CHLVA -
The ; friend;
SOZQDONT.
of;
the
teeth is
- 315 IUEinn STREET
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" - i f...... "' $ . -V' 'ft- ' '.
Corner Clajv one hlook from SS.
K n on from ISta treat ear,
rrom afferaoa ear. lalephon
';v , acalm 8183. t . ".
British Steamer" Strathyre Flnlshe
" " . Cargo at Llnnton.
The.. British.- steamer ' Strathvre ; will
: finish loading lumber at Llnnton. to
night for the orient 4 Her cargo .will
. measure approximately . 8,800,000 feet
It Is belna hipped by E-T. Williams
d riA ' rrka a w .l n aV, tr 1 1
will flnlfih loadlnc lumber at the mil In I Hnn f Itlrm if
of th Portland Iiiimber company" next
the same time the British shlD Jordan ' Tear groctr rehires yoar ateaer M r 9'
Hill will finish loading lumber for Yal-' Kke aaailUag' Beats v u Hm, .. : 1
costs almost nothingf any
how; nothing at all if you
side.
definitely decided thl mornlnr to hav Informed that Father Grisar. 4 Jeauit
tha hannnut n hnnnr a v-it,.i-. i nriest. wno is oonsiaerea me oesi tjnns-
Falrbanke at tha HoUl .Moor at 8ea-1 lan archaeologist, haa been aeoretly
tomb to ascerUin whether or not the
apostle's body really lies there. The
none, it is said, allowed tha exploration
owing to doubts recently expressed aa I
to the existence of the body. Probably!
the result or tne exploration win De
Withheld, unless it is ucoesBtui.
WORK ON TKAINING
SCHOOL AT CHEHALIS
' (Special DUpateh to Tbe Jouraet
: Chehalls. Waaiu, June IS.Contractor
Dow, who has th new brick buildings
had a very' remarkable experience: ' he I at the Washington Training school, has
says: uociors - aoi paaiy mixea : un I a numner or men wun mams ousy naui-
ld heart disease: two Una materlaL There la a big summer s
work for men .with wagona and - good
borsea. :
Nazzaro Wins Kaiser's Cup.
(Journal Special : Service.)
.- Hamburg, June 15. Nassaro won the
Kaiser's cup in-the cross country auto
mobile race run .yesterday. 'Time, S
hours, .94 minutes, 28 seconds.- Haut
vast was second; 5 hours, 86 minutes,
15 seconds. Michael, a German waa
third, in 5 hours, S minutes,. 49 sec-
onos. - . : .- .
leinjiii. i Wjisaw j jsaiysqpeawwwwiwsa.! aai iiiaw.iMUVM.Jlg MM'ISf m; . .
Badly Xlxsd Vp.
Abraham Brown of Wlnterton, N.
lf'.;i
ti;;:t
Lij V.. 'Zmry f v i 1 a. m.ml
si wavt-"' i'V rn'fi -t iti'i... -----
Over me: one said heart disease: ' tw
called It kidney . trouble; tbe fourth
blood poison, and the fifth stomach and
liver trouble; but none of them helped
me. ao mv wife advised trvina- Electric
Bitters, which are restoring me to per
fect health. One bottle did me 'mora
gooa man aa ine nve , aoctora , p re-
Dredger Make hog Embargo.
' Special Dlapateh to ,Tbe JooraaL)
Chehalls. Wash., June JB. togging
scribed." Guaranteed for blood poison, I operations on the Cowilts, so far aa the
weakness and all stomach, livar -
kidney complaint, by Red Cross Phar
macy, too. .. -j
'M -s
drlvina- of shlnale-bolts and loas Is con
cerned, is temporarily tied up because
of order Issued by the government
The tleup win continue tor to days and
is made neceasary by reason of the
rovemment dredger at work above Cas
tle Rock on the bara and other shallow i
places. Congress appropriated lt,&00 1
lor tnis worn.
BANK AND OFFICE RAILING
wise hd I20N rEf:ci::a
Barbed Wire, Wire and Lawn Fcnc!.-,
' Poultry Ncttinj:, Etc.
l UiklLilll H1UL tiliU !UL
Phone Main 2000. SECOND ALT) I.
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