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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENINO, NOVEMBER 21, 1907. 18 nNKs SHE SEEKS A VINDICATION IT! In Collections HCHMKICR W. A. 1IULT 'I TED STATK8 NATIONAL ha.-mv nr nmii.AMi, OHMiun. JVorinwewi i "iiiri i.i.im m (i . nirvri t-.. (irncral HiiiiKing niimr iiKArlr l!rr.i AvmiJinn All Cities of Mi I ? n 1 1 Stale ami 1'urop. Hongkong unci Manila, made on Kavorable Trrin ' W..M . . J ( . A I Nf w hi I m i nunifr it. v i.i'r..ii1ni II I IIAHNlCtf Aaalstant Cashier Aaslat.'iit t''lrr . A M W It 1(11 IT LAMM Til TON HANKLKS I ortl.in.1. Oregon. Ktat)llhed Hit- W M I.AI.I. C. K I.Ai.l.. .' W I.AI'I' Trnt lino-mi tanking IlualneH hAVINOS HANK I KPA It T.MKNT. Paving hook '- n i.lnn d.poMI. Inter! paid on Hrn deposit. ITe-HANK UK i l.lli'l;MA - l'.alahllshrd M4 Mrml Office. Sim K-nnrl.ro Capll.il paid "i 4 tnm.OOO I Nurtilu uti.1 undivided pt "II ' - ' 1 63 . ' 1 I i'Tc; h I I :n It k- :.-icl I'n hnncf Muln- 'I r a ti a .led Interest on lima pepc-nt SWIN'.S 1'! I'A HI M l-.N I Ac oun U may be opened of 110 and up w ,-. I 'or 1 1 ;i ti.l I' ru m li -t ha tubi r of I ninmii'i liulldlng Mjinni'-r I J T. IM ItTi II A r.l.I A"V."" " 4 r. . , H,w 'a V VM n m M' l r w Trn.". t A ' i I 1 N I i- tciiiv.; I ! I ci: , . I M t 1 I ' N K !.. .1 l'"l I land ' M i Km , i: i. I i nil ; i -I. i i ' ! ! I : f I r w ii'irr m.i 1. 1 i ";i -.h l-r I Mi in Vice President A on: "l miiI Cnshter .f Credit . 1 ,1 1 U Issued. Flit.' nt.sT n : i AIT! V I. n : w Mills N K Kill K ) , X l 1'crtl.ind. it i Kl l I'K. ll.i'.'O.O, ) ( I'rfl,lfnl ! V . -I N ill. .n il Hunk on iMclflc Coaat I 'Kl'i is I J'.s, l 4.000. 00u 00 A 1 . '!! S I I I : S . . A lntnnt Cashier Sr -iin.l A I C'nhlt TltlMT lil.MI'WIKS Trnnn i lir.ifi C, r. a; M is A. U Ml I. is s V!N:s A TIU ST I'd- - :o; .M riinn Slrwl, I'ortland, Orron. i ii.-n.MMl liir.kinar !'iialn. s S INiiS I iKI'A HTM KNT. Inler . in Tlmr nnd S:ivli.i A unta. Art aa Truatre for RaUIH, id I. -tiiis if Cti-.lli A nli.il.lf in Al) I'nrt of tha World. riidrni J. A I.I SVIS Klrat Vlca-rraldart . s.- .in.l vir l-K-aidi-tu I it. JI HITZ Kacratary (il-;n K Iti'SSKI.I. Aaaialnnt Krratary IlO.MlS AM) I.W l-:STIET8 M ORRIS I'.HOTHKRS. Ctiarnbrr of C'unimcrca llulldlnu. Munlrlpnl Ttnllroad end I'ubll Frrvlra Corpornllon Ronda. -HHOKERS. OH'MMi HOI-KINS ( OMI'ANV Elabllhed IS": STOCKS. llu.NKS. (;KA1N -Hon.ht and Sold for Cah and on Marfln. Trlvata Wlm RCmim 4 CHAMHFR OK COMMERCR. Phono Main 17. OTCrteck & Cocke Ccmpanyj ( Mrmbrrs Chtrafo Doard of Trade. ( oiirh bide. 4th at., nrtir Waahlnston. tilt A in. ritO 1MO.NS. I'OTHIX, STOCKS AND nONIia WK lH) A STRICTLY COMMISSION BLblNEbS. Contlnuou Mnrkeia by I'rlvata Wlrn (jnlik Service. ' RANK A. HOWE High-trade aecurltlca broker. MORTOAGKS. negotiated and aold. Thone AJI7S. (IS Hurhnnnn HMg. GUAM) CE.NTHAL KTAIIU.N T1.MK CAItD. LEAVING PORTLANU Roaeburg Pnaaenger 8:16 a. m. Cottage Drove Paaaenger . 4:11 p. m. California Expreaa 7:46 p. m. Sao Franclaco Kxpreaa ....11:10 p.) rn. WEST SIDE. Corvallla Paiaenger 7:00 a. m. Eherldan Paaanger 4:10 p. m. yoreat Grove Paaaenger ...11:00 a. m. Forest Urova PasaenRer . . . 5:40 $. m. Southern I'acific. ARRIVING PORTIA ND. Oregon Kxpreaa 7:25 a. m Cottare Grove I'aaaenger. .11 :JU r m. KuHetiurg I'astaenger 6 id) p. m. Portland Expren 11:00 p. in. WEST BIDE. Corvrillla Pnenger 6:S.r. p. m. Slu-rldnii Paaacniler 10 30 a. m. Koreat Grove Pnaaengpr ... ti:00 a. m. Foreat Grove Paaseivger ... : JO p. m. ' . ., --' -V . r. A. , :y 'I f .N : J ::i i - .:: . : 1 V .-. it ... ' l -If I ERB KILLS HIMSELF Asliland Rancher Is Found Dead Near Cabin Under Peculiar Conditions. Jrffcraon Btrrct Depot. Portland to Dnllaa 7:40 a. m. II Dallna to Portland 10:15 a. m. Portland to Dallna 4:15 p. m. Iallaa to Portland 6:1:4 p. m. Oawego-Portland auburban leaving Portland at 6:80 a. m , hourly tralna .during morning and afternoon. Laat train leavea depot for Oswego at 11:30 p. m. Northern Pacific. Taroma and Seattle Exp.... 1:30 a. nv Sort j Coat A Chicago Llm. 1:00 p. m. Puget Sound Limited 4:30 p. m. Overland Fxpreaa . . 11:45 p. rn. North Coaat Limited T:P0 a. m. Portland Rxpreaa 4:15 p. rn. Overland Expra tilt p. rn. Puaret Sound Limited 10:66 p. m. Oregon Railroad St Navigation Company Spokane Flyer Pendleton Paaaenger 7:15 a. m. Chicago-Portland Special . . 8:30 a. m. Fpoltan Flyer 7:00 p. m. Kan. City h Chi Exp 7:40 p. m. ver :0rt a. m. ChV.. Kan City A Port. Ex.. 9 45 a. rn. Chicago-Portland Special Pnrtliind PHpnger 10 p. m. 6:15 p. m. Actorla & Columbia Klver. A "tort, and Seaside Exp.... :00 a. m. Aatorla F.xpreF 6:00 p. rn Canadian Pacific Hallway Co. C. P. R. Short Line, via Spok. 7:00 p.m. Via Beat., Vic. &. Vancouver. 4:30 p. in. Via Sumas 11 :46 p. m. Aatorla Port Passenger. II :1 5 p. m. Portland Lxpreas 10:00 p. rn. C. P. R Short Line, via Spok. B :00 a.m. la Van, Vic. and Seattle... 4:15 p.m. Vla Suma and Scallle 10:55 p.m. REAL F.STATE TOWEL SUPPLr Lady Stmnn Townloj-, one of Kngland's most beautiful nnd accom plished noblewomen, who will visit Washington this winter on a tour of social vindication. It will be remembered that the retirement of Sir MoMlmer Duran, recently British ambassador to this country, was In'tl at her door through her family Influence with Klnft Edward VII. It was reported that she was out of favor with the embassy people In Wojinlngtn, and she now comes to this country a house pnest of the British embassy to discredit there reports. ARE COTTON MEN IREjWRS? Wall Street Journal Com ments on the Combine Ef fected bv Texas Growers. J. W. OGILBEE. tEAL F.ST.A.YE AND CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB. loans: room 11. established 1BS3. 145Vi lt BPHINX AGENCY. DEALERS IN real estate and rentals. 305 H StarU e-t Main 14. brunli. anun XI nr nmnrh 1-aundry & lowcl Supply Co.. Couch st Phnn410 Portland tb and FOR FARMS OF EVERY DESCRIP tlon. W. W. Espey. 319 Commercial bldg. W WOLFSTEIN, DEALER IN REAL. estate and rent collected. 110 lt st RUBBER STAMPS AND SEAM ALBO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P. D. C Co.. 231 Stark. Tel. 1 407 SURVEYORS. PORTLAND ENG. CO., CIVIL AND mining enKincers. surveyors, assaycra. draftsmen. 6fi6 Sherlock. M. 8200, A-5681. WHOLESALE JOBBERS OBJECT IS TO HOED IT I'K ICE OF PRODrCT ILLINOIS QUEEN (ftpeclal DUpatrb to The Juornal.) Ashland. Or., Nov. 21 William Erb. a well-known rancher living near Ah- land, was found dead with a rifle bullet through his head at Owen's atork cabin, on Dead Indian ranch, yeaterday even ing. Erb and a hired man named IjiiII- gan went to the cabin Tuesday to look tier Krb's stock. Yeaterday a man named Howe went to the ranch for Owen. He found Lad I gun at the cabin and shortly afterward, going out around .... ..'"WNCil, It.uilll r.l I' llll tne wo(xiiie on In race, with in gun underneath hi body. The bullet hail entered his mouth. LudlRan explained that he had come In rrom the rang onlv about halt an hour before Howe arrived and supposed .rb had not come. In. Suicide Is pre sumed, hut an lnvetlgatlon Is bring made. Erb was about 50 years old and a memner or a pioneer family. AT THE THEATRES Men, You Can Be Cured Why Be Leas Than a Perfect, Strong and Well Man? trtmrtn, Tim. Happiness and ability to first Ufa's battler are bafora yon. Will yon take them or will you go oa in your Imperfection and weakness. Yon Pay Onlj Any Uicomp Healed Case SB. TATX.OB Tha Leadlnf pMnaUall I feel that I am nuallfled to apeak knnwhiElv unnn all medical snb- Jecta. I feel that I have a right to speak emphatically In regard to tha dleara and dlaorder that constitute mv apeclnlty. Twenty-flva years experience In curing diseases of men have given ma a knowledge of this line of ailment that enables me to m;ik. direct and definite statements. and It enables me to prove to you that my statements are founded upon fact and are correct. I snf that you can be cured. I stand ready to back up thla statement Kith pr.l.f. I aak vou to call at mv office and talk with me about It. Examination and consultation will cost you nothing, and I will explain to you my methods of curing. The method I will tell you about are unlike those employed by any other doctor. They are. In their chief essentials, methods of my own devising. They are founded upon a knowledge of the truth In regard to the disease of men 'That's why they cure, and why they are the only methods that can soundly and thoroughly cur. Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Till You Are Perfectly Cured "Tho Royal Cher TonljrhL The musical comedv. "The Royal I lief, cornea to the Helllg theatre to night, tomorrow and Saturday night, with a special price matinee. Saturday. Thla musical cocktail, aa It Is termed, i has a run of ITS performances to Its credit In New York City. -The Cher Is undoubtedly the most pouulur musi cal comedy ever produced In Chicago. Weakness "CoIIck Widow" Seat Sale. The ndvnnce sent sale will open to morrow, hrlday. morning at box orilee, the llelllg theatre. Fourteenth and Washington streets. for Henry W. Savage s production of George Arte s comedy, "The College Widow." which iimi'i to the above theatre next ffun- dav ard Monday nights, November 24 and 36. "The Pit" an Immense Success. Nothing can deter people from seeing the great play. "The Pit," at the Raker I theatre thl week, and every night the house Is crowded. To give the public a ' lay of thla Klxe and merit at popular ' prl. e is an act that few managers would attempt at any time. The Port land theatre-goers appreciate It nnd Hock to e every performance. I M A. Ol.'NST rn DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE ' CIGARS. PORTLAND. OREGON. EVEKDING A FARRELL. PRODl'CE and commission merchants 140 Front St.. Portland, Or. Phone Main 179. OREGON FL'RNITI'RK MANUFAC turlng Co. Manufacturers of furnl lure for the trade Portland Or STREET PAVING WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO. Street paving, bidewalks and cross ings. 314 Lumber Exchange. THE BARKER ASPHALT PAVING Co. of Portland Office fiafi Worcester hlk. SAFES PORTLAND SAFE CO.. SOLE AGENTS for Herrlns-Hall-Marvln safe? and Manganese Steel Safe Co 'r bank safes. 20 second-hand fireproof nafes and bank afea, vtrv cheap. See them or write u. 92 7th st. LlIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES Large lines carried. Loik-outs op.-ned. Jacks, Jails, metal furniture. Both phones. J K. Dav I C3 d 1IRE PROOF AND HANK SAFES AT factory nrlces. Second-hand safes. Tha Mosler Safe Co., 0S m. SIGN AND SHOW CARDS FOSTER KLEISER. SIGNS, THE largest Blgn makers in the northwest 6th and Everett sta. Phone Priv. Ex. 65. Home A-1155. "SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT !and Slpn Co.. 27 Stark Pacific 1596. WADHAMS C(i. WHOLESALE ORO cers. manufacturer and commission merchnnt. 4th and oak sts. F t It N I Tl 'UK M A N VF A CTl 'RING AND special order L Ruvensky's furnl- ture facory 307 Front st. ALLEN oi i.EWIS. COMMISSION AND pioduce merchants. Front and Davis sts., Portland, Or. WHOLESALE CR U cIkeTTy AND glassware. Pracl. Hegele & Co.. Port land. Or. Agriculturist Accused of the Same Form of Speculation Which Puts Unfavorable Comment on the Lamb Shearers. LEW IS-ST I :.Ni i EH BAR It ER S'" 8 U PPLY Co., barbers' xunnllH htirhrn1 e.i.i JfjHbilrllI,ln,n fln'l Morrison. 4 for commodities. 1'nder the caption. "Whoe Ox It I.." the Wall Street Journal of November 14 makes a labored effort to prove that the Texas cotton growers, who perfect an organization for the purpose of hold lng their crop for a higher price arc nunallv culltv with the Wall street manipulator, who uses the banking ma chlnery of the cast for the purpose of controlling thu sources of supply, and OF GRAIN STATES Kaisos 3Iore Corn Than Any of Rich Mississippi Valley Sisters. IOWA AXD 3IISS0FRI ARE GOOD SECONDS "A Wife's Secret" at the Empire. Spencer nnd Ahorn's successful play, A Wife' Secret." has been playing to the unial success all week at the Km- lie and will close its etmagement Sat urday nicht There will be a matinee Saturday, and as this Is a famous mati nee play, there should not be a vacant scat. I have completely demonstrated tha fact that derangement of the mascu line functions Is a curable ailment. Hy the closest observations In thousands of cases I have ascer In lnii that only In rare Instances la the nervous sys tem or general constitution Involved to any noticeable degree whatever, and that weakness In all Its phases is merely a symptom of local disorder. In by far the greater number of cases I find the condition entirely due to a state of Inflammation or congestion In the prostate gland, or at some other vital point of the organic system, brought on by early dissipation or lin gering aa a result of some contracted disorder. Such cases may show tem porary Improvement under stlmulat- processes of treatment, nut ulti mate relapse and Injury are certain to follow all such methods. The only radical cure Is the absolute removal of the abnormal conditions responsible for the functional disorder, and this I accomplish through carefully-directed local measunax. My treatment Is entirely distinctive and original. No other physician em ploys like methods, nor approaches my success In curing The results I ob tain nre thorough and lasting, and strength and vigor are reatored In the full ami normal degree. Contracted Diseases Fully one-fourth of the cases of organic weakness with which I come In contact are a direct result of the Improper treatment of some contracted disease. This should be sufficient warning against patent nostrums and other uncertain meth ods. I never dismiss a patient un til I know that every possibility of relapse or evil result has been re moved. The remedies I employ are known to myself nlone, and I have reason to regard that aa the surest and safest ever devised for the cure of contracted dlseasea. Varicocele Mv treatment for Varicocele Is a painless one, and In most Instances the patient need not be detained a single day from his business. Even In advanced cases, a cure by my method Is a matter of but a very short time. There Is no doubt or guess work, but absolute certainty of a thorough and laatlng cure, with complete return of that degree of health nnd vigor that existed be fore the disease began. United States Produces Nearly Three Fourths of the Entire Maize Har vest Annually of the World Corn Center Shifts Again. HA I ES Kill T CO., CALENDARS AD vertlslng novelties 150 fith St! TRANSPORTATION. SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES SHOWCASES OF EVERT DESCRIP tlon; bank, bar and store fixtures made to order. The Lutke Manufactur Ing Co.. Portland. THE JAMES I MARSHALL MFG CO. ahowcases, cabinets, store and office fixture. 2S9 Couch st. Pacific 2181. ik. H. BiRDSALL. KEMCiNER; AGT. M, Winter Lumber Co.. 7 Hamilton bldg TAXIDERMISTS TAKE SPECIMENS TO skilled ltbor 30.14 2d. F. BREZEE. A-4640. TRANSFER AND HAULING The Way to Qb East Next Trip Try The ORIENTAL Limited THE GREAT NORTHERN'S RWELT. TRAIN, dally to St. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth. St. Louis, Chicago and all points east. Crosses both mountain ranges by daylight. Complete modern equipment. Including Compartment Ob servation Cars and elegant dining car service. For tickets and sleeping car reservations call or address II. DICKSON. C. P. & T. A. 133 Third Street, Portland, Or. Phones Mais 680, Home 4-3288. regulating output to omain nigu prices COOS BAY LINE C. O. PICK OFFICE 1ST ST.. BE- tween Stark end Oak sts ; phone 6S1. Oak Pianos and furniture moved and packed lor snipping; commoai. us r,rkk ware, bouse with separate Iron rooms. Front end Clay sts. OLSEN-ROE TRANSFER CO. General transfer and storage, safes, pianos and furniture, etc., moved, packed and shipped. 209 Oak St., between Front and 1st. Phone Main 547; A-2247. THE FINEST STbltAGE'" WAItEROi M In the city, most centrally located City Transfer & Storage Co 103 Front tU Main 62. or A-110. Th? steamship BREAKWATER leaves Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m from street oock. ror empire, jrortn gOBE CITY TRANS. CO. ALL OK7 ders given prompt attention. E. 2 1 5 a ; res. E. 1871. J. C. Findley. manager. ' PENINSULAR EXPRESS & BAGGAGl; Transfer, 247 Alder st. Main 2171. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 134 N. 6th. Main S. Heavy hauling and storage. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE & TRANfT fer Co. Storage 324 Stark; Main 407. TYPEWRITERS THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGENCY. I- ... Phone Main 7952. Raleigh bidg., Portland. Or. Oliver typewriters eo4d. rented, repaired. ALL idAKEJJ. old Bond nnd Marshf ielrt. Freight received till 4 p. m. on day of sailing. .Passen ger fare, first class. $10; second .class, $7. including berth and meals. Inquire city ticket office. Third and Washing ton streets, or Oak street dock. Here is what the Wall street paper lias to sav "It is surprising how few of the In vidious distinctions commonly presumed between methods in Wall street and methods anywhere else will bear analy sis. The principles of speculation are as old as tl.e human imagination. In the arts and expedients of speculation men of Wall street are more proficient than the average of mankind, but, even so, this is no more true of Wall street men than of men in any other commun ity where the business of exchange Is highly iM'rfei ted. "It is alleged that big capitalists in Wall street sometimes use the banking muchlnery of the east for the purpose of controlling sources of supply and regulating output, thereby intending to obtain higher prices for commodities than they would bring if the law of competition had free play. That Is a form of speculation one hears denounced more frequently, perhaps, than any other. There is probably no agricultur ist who would hesitate to denounce such use of capital and credit in Wall street as morally wrong and Injurious to the welfare of the whole people. "If this form of speculation be called conspiracy, then farmers ure guilty of the like offense when they combine to reduce acreage and afterward employ the banking machinery of their sections to hold back their output and regulate the market supply. The theory of hold ing back wheat or cotton or any other commodity Is to advance the price "A few days ago a delegation of Texas cotton planters appeared at the United States treasury asking for $10,000,000 of government money with which to finance their undertakings In cotton. ottering as security their warehouse re celpts. Imagine what would be said in Texas If a lot of Wall street card It Is a fact not generally known 'that the United States produces over 70 per cent irf the world s total harvest of corn. Among the commonwealths that glory In this commodity, thpre are seven which, this year, will each yield 100,- 000,000 bushels or over, and the com bined yield of which Is greater than that of all the other states. These seven states all lie In tho Mis sissippi valley, and queen among them Is the great state of Illinois, which will this year grow 342.756,Ofu bushels. Last year, the first place was held by Iowa, but now again it is Khlrted to the east of the great river, where Indiana and Ohio together with Illinois form a tier In the first rank of surplus coin states. The seven states comprising the sur plus corn region will this year have an estimated yield as follows: Bushels. Illinois' 312. Tali. 000 Iowa L"i l,ii!)2.0il Missouri 221. 52$, 000 Nebraska 1 7:i,32S,(l0i Indiana I (iS,,S40,u00 Kansas 1 i5.H00.00O Ohio 113,103.000 "Dancers of a Working Girl." Of all the plavs which have been given at the Star this season the one which is maklnir the arreatest IniDres- I sion is "The Dangers of a Working (ilrl " which Is the current offering. The French stork company has. picked a winner in this drama and the piece la full of originality. Matin, e Saturday. Novelty at the Grand. As a novoltv the mind reading act at the Grand this week meets every re quirement, lor it is so well performed by Mile Orlctta that no one has been able to give an explanation other than that It Is performed by thought trans ference. Miles anil Raymond have a laughable skit. "The Baby and the Cradle', which contains a surprise. EXAMINATION FREE I offer not onlv FREE Consultation and Advice, but of every case that come to me I will make a Careful Examination and Diagnosis without charge. No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get expert opin ion aoout his trouble. If you cannot call, write for Diagnosis Chart. My offices are open all day from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m , and Sundays from 10 to 1. The DR. TAYLOR Co. COKJTEX SCONS AXD HOKJIISOjT TBSSTS, POBTXAJTD, OBBOOjT. rarate entrance 834 h Morrison street. Total Total United Stat. 1.472,445,000 .2.553.732:000 Railroads to Fix Rules. (United Preat Leased Wire.) Chicago, Nov. 21. The operating vice presidents of nearly all the principal railroads of the United States met In conference In this city today to con sider a new car hire agreement which will Insure the more prompt return of cars to their home roads and thereby reduce the oft-recurring car congestion. Rules Imposing a penalty of $5 for the diversion of a freight car from Its home road after being received by an other line have been drawn up for con sideration at the meeting. The railroads claim that much of the car shortage is duo to the fact that they are unable, to keep their cars on their own roads. Twenty-two roads have agreed to abide by any rules made by the conference for a period of six months .and It Is hoped to bring all the members of the American associa tion into the agreement. CURE, NOT TALK IS iTOAT YOU WANT YOU UTSST OOKB TO XT8 SOOBTXB OB LATIB. WIT JTOT BOW? MXTVBW TO BTTFFEB AVT XiOBQEB OH PB01OBX8 OT OTEEBB. Consultation Free BLOOD POISON Weakness Met7gr & Co.. Jewelers and opticians, .124 Washington street. CGeeWo fhere Ih no disputing Ihe dominion of corn In the upper Mississippi valley. The permanence of this dominion rests on these three factors: Magnificent prairies, containing the deposits of ages of vegetable growth; a splendid trans- j H wtat 1101 iuii, Riviun unc i access not oniy to national but to International mar kets; and the fact that theio Is in this product the capacity to produce the fin est quality of meats without movlne 1 .. . . - any consiaeranie portion of the crop rrom the precincts of the farm. Ik Wall. Know Sellable CHINESE Boot aad Hark DOCTOR KOBTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.'B STEAMSHIPS Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder Sail for Eureka, San Francisco and Los Angeles direct every Thursday at 8 p. m. Ticket office 132 Third .near Alder. Columbia River Scenery E,OUI,AT0 UHE 8TEAKXB8. -riTalK "ervic between Portland and 1 he Dalles, except Sunday, leaving Portland at 7 a. m.. arriving about I S'iiarrylnr fr'5ht and passengers, splendid accommodations for outfit and livestock. ,Dck J0oI of Alder St.. Portland; foot m.CPorttlaBnt-iTbePaUeit Pnn Main tallsts engaged in an attempt to advance prices, should apply to the government for $10,000,000 with which to finance the ileal! "Millions of money to move crops, to facilitate commerce and to keep the markets going, and this rule Bhould apply to Texas and Wall street equally. But not a dollar for conspiracy against the free operation of the law of supply and demand. And this ap plies equally to stocks and cotton." sPAMsii mm SEES ROYAL BULL FIGHT DIRECT PRIMARY IS USED AT CHEHALIS RENTED. REPAIRED. P. D. Co . $31 Stark Tel. 1407. XPHOLSTERING ANDL REPAIRING . - - - - - ..- . - - Li Mti . VPHOLSTEnr, FURNITURE i-rrtovaunn. repair 4iop; matresaes j-e-ne la en day. m nth. iiaia 6199. ' Frankness. Judfre Are yqu the defeadant In this raso7 Unci Bastus No, snh. Ah done hired s lawyah fo' to de man defendhY. Ah'a d nun wat flow stole de tuckeys, sari. (Special Plipnteh to The Journal.) Madrid, Nov. 21. The king of Spain was present at the late festival of the Anti-Tuberculous association for the benefit of the dispensary. Tnere was a bullfight 1" which appeared 10 grandees of Spain, after the ancient fashion of the kingdom. A sumptuous banquet was given the king, and a guard of honor for her majesty the queen was composed of g.0 ladies of the aristoc racy of Valladolld, as was the custom In ancient Castflla. Ups and Downs. i From the Chicago Ne"ws. Friend I see you have added an air ship to your sport. Much difference be- tWeen an airship and an automobile? , Soortawood N". One L a hlow-UD and thei other is a blow-down. , - (Special Dtapntch to The Journal.) Chehalls, Wash.. Nov. 21. Chehalls' first experience with the new direct pri mary law Tuesday demonstrated more fully than ever before that citizens of tills town know how to vote and who they want to vote for, as a great deal of scratching by use of stickers and the. writing In of names vat done. Out of a total registration of about 600 there were 162 votes cast at tho pri mary. The Chehalls ticket, headed hv William West for mayor received the highest number, 78; the Citizens' ticket headed bv Mayor Albert Sehoolrv. 4fi' and the People's. headed bv C w Groenke for mayor, 3S. There were no regularly declared nominees for coun- cllroen on Mr. West's ticket, but bv the use of stickers the men who had de clared themselves ns candidates for cotinciimen on the ( .tizeiis ticket 'were given a greater number of votes on the West ticket than th.-v got on the Schooley ticket on which they were, regularly running. Last year Mayor Schooley defeated Mr.. West for mayor at the annual election by a few votes. MRS. J0HX PAL3IER DIES AT SOX'S II03IE! (Special Dlapatch to IT Journal.) Pllverton, Or.. Nov. 21. Mrs. John Palmer, a pioneer of Oregon for more than 60 years, died at the home of her son near Lebanon yeaterday and will be brought here for burial today. Mrs. Palmer was 84 years of axe. She was born in Virginia and located In Silver ton 68 years ago. Hanan shoes sold at Rosenthal.. lift atodr of roots and tawb. and In that stud dlacorered and la ft riot to id woria aia wouaerrni remeaif. TO MEROUHY. rOISONg OR DRUGS USED HZ CURES WITHOUT OPERATIOlt, Ot without ths aA or a kxxtx. H guarantee to ear Catarrh. Aathma, I.n, Throat. Rhrnmatlam .NerronanaM, Netton Debility. Stnmack. Liver, KMaaf Trouble; lao Lost Munhnod. Tamils Wak An and All Prirata Dtaeaf. A SURE CANCER CURE s. C and Rallabto. ir TOO ARB AFFLICTED. DON'T DEL AT DBLAT8 ARB DANGEROUS. If rn ran not call, writ for armptom blast and circular, locloaa 4 cent la alamo. 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