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THE 'OREGON DAILV JOURNAt, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. 1 JANUARY 10. 1 1908. BEBDIIIG SEIIf PIIMi'l I . f ... .... . .... THROUGH TUBE OWE SERVICE Wm. ;,, .- i ', ' ., ; v . 't ... ... i. :..t ' .: Imprisoned Miners at Ely, Tacoma Doctor Says He Will Nevada, Get : Blankets Via Six-Inch Tubc.; Give Free Medical Advice If He Is Prosecuted. S . - (Special ' Dispatch to The Journal.) Ely, Nav Jan. 10.- Just one month (Special Plipatca to The Josraal.) Tacoma, Wash.. Jan.. 10. "I cam to ago the Alpha shaft of the airousr, tfitne I Waahlngton to praotlcs medicine after caved in. The timber a. Ilka etrawa be-1 graduating from two reputable college for too titanic force, - collapsed, and I and passing the rigid examination of thouaanda of tons of rocka and earth I the, atate board of medical examiners filled the ahaft from below tha 1.000- of il1'"" n 13. obtalnln g a grade foot level ud to BOO feet below the aur.IOf 10 per cent. X Intend to .remain face. Three men. A. D. Bailey. Pred I here and practice medicine tlon to the supreme court of the ITnltod Brawn ant Paiai- UiDnniU im. I necessary for me to carry my conten nrlannl in'tha ntimn kmlM rm .h.ltiOn tO the SUDreme COUTt Of 1 now with 41S feet of debris between Btatea," said Vt. T. H. Wheeler, Of Ta them and liberty nd probably will re- oomtx. arrested early last week for prac- icing mnaicma wunuui a iiL-runo, Dr. Wheeler came to Washington last main ther at lust a month Ion ror . I tlclng medicine without a license. Tne marvelous ingenuity or men when I ey are combattlna- forces which would aiay ana imnwaintir nu nrnvn deetroy them has been exemplified In I" Seattle he paid hie 1109 foe to the thla ease. Buttoned up In a pocket f North west wuianiasrers association, the earth, aa It were, the reaculnr rjsrtv Lcomposed of lr. Charles K. MoClure. not onlv hu established rnmraunlratlnn I Who- practiced With Dr. C 'W. Sharpie secreisry ox int wuiru ur only with .the captives, but y e could, desire, save liberty. resource weather haa plea. medical asiinnl I awl tham with nrAtiPMv vaKrvihinar ha. I tx&mtnerst Dr. Chetiiea JJ. Ford anfl TV f I7a J i ai nuiu, vi ivw rm " v tagieson, aiao or tna atate k desire, save liberty. Dr. W, 8. Grtawc demonstration Of thla fertility of Pr- B. Eagles iree haa lust been given. The boa.rd- . .... her here la very cold and anow oov- -For the 110", aa n.Aml mtkA in rh.li. wn In the numn. letter of aollcltatlon, written to Ur. Sra tha a'roimri. . TVi .house It la much warmer, but tha menlwhele'' Immediately after he had wri needed blankets-. The only meana hv I ten from Indiana to the atate board of which articles can pe lowered la through I examlnera to obtain information about a elx-lnch water pipe, each made Into a license to practice, Dr. Wheeler wee closed cylinder by meana of caps flen a seven weeks' "quia. Dr. aorewed to their ends and the two fast-1 Wheeler saya the quia might have. In to end with a chain. a way. . been beneficial but tnat nis natural supposition, when he received a letter from the Qulamasters' associa tion was that. If he took the quia he would get his license. "I received a grade of 71.9 per cent.1 i.nii.t. waa an. I aald Dr. Wheeler, "and waa not allowed a license. iri examiuauuua wrn wr such a character that It would be an easy matter for the examiners to say who would be allowed to paaa and who would be marked down. I was told by Dr. enarpies that I eould practice medicine If I desired to send' down three until the time of the next atate exam ination, aiinouan a wuuiu niyer vo im- national law la baased Pro viding that a man who has had a good ; aned together en are lowered. It waa an eaay matter to let down food, water, candles, newspapers, to bacco and even an Incandescent bulb by which they are now aupplled with light, out to iuroisn mem ok Other thing. The problem waa solved, however, by Mrs. Bailey, wife of one of the prison ers. She tore blankets into small atrlpa mo inej couia oe siurrea into tne car Here. More than a doaen trios were r quired to lower a single blanket, and It iook naii a aay blankets. Then Mra. Ballev filled tin nna of I mune from prosecution during that tha cylinders with thread and needlea time. The doctor, however, assured me and teleDhoned lnstmctiona to her hua. that before any likelihood of arrest band about the aewlng. It took them would appear he would notify me to die a dav to eomnieta nna tiiink.t mil it I continue my practice. probably la a weird looking thine. ' "It will be only a matter of a ahort Every hour or so would come a call fori time until a mora naedleat thav ara hraaklnv tham I vldina that so fast In the same way canvas was I medical training and who haa passed let down and with pieces of Iron they the examinations or one atate board found eota have been constructed. will be allowed to practice In any atate. Brown haa been a victim of insomnia; "I do not wish to antagonise the ex- In fact, haa not slept more than an hoar amlnlng board, but I do say that the at a time alnce hla Imprisonment That system this atate haa or licensing phy their appetltea are good, however, la at- slclana Is poorly srranged and Inado- teitea oy tne amount OI rood wnicn JSIQuaie. 11 maaes in. tmramcri inn cii aent dna'n dally. I tire masters of the medical Drofesslon. Everyone in Ely agrees that Brown, I Should they desire to keep up the fees Bailey and McDonald are having a far charged by pnysiciana ror proressionai easier and more comfortable thing of It I services they can do ao by merely than the men of the rescue party. The! plucking a liberal proportion of thoae latter are exposed to the hardships of I who take the atate examinations. a Nevada winter, aa well aa to the dan- The quia class, of which Dr. Wheeler gera which beset thoaa who work In the I waa a member, consisted of 10 candl- ahaft. dates for licenses, and netted the quiz Business In the town Is almost at a masters $045, It is said. A similar quia standstill, owing to the general interest is now In prorresa and letters signed taken in the situation. Housewives vie by Dr. C A. Warhinick have been re wlth each other in cooktne- dainties for celved In Tacoma by men who have the men and there la nothing in the line or liquid rerresnment too good for them. One excellent woman, believing the time had come ror the trio to think seri ously of matters pertaining to the fu ture life and to aeek salvation, won out over certain obstructionists who thought the carrying out of her purpose might be too suggestive of Immediate future possibilities and aent down a roll of tracta. One of these bore an admonition re ferring to "the pit," and McDonald tele- ked the atate board for Information concerning the January examinations. All of the Tacoma men axe unable to say how It waa that tne quiamastere obtained their addresses unless It was through the medium of members of the board of state meaicai examiners. nr. wheeler's orrices in tne rjauitaoie building are adorned with diplomas of two Indiana medical coiiegea, a certifi cate showing that he waa examined on 18 subjects before the Indiana board of medical examlnera on April 14, 1903. phoned up. "Bar. who la that cheerful I and passed with a grade of 80 per cent person tnat wanta to rub it in on usT The Elka. to which Ballev have completed plans for a big banquet when the men are liberated. He waa told to eat cparlngly on the last day of captivity to be well prepared, by virtue of general emptiness, for the elaborate dinner. "You tell them." he said, "that I will eat three squaiea a day up to the time of the banquet and they can bury me over u i aon t ao justice to it. Y. M. O. A. Oonfetance. (United Press Leased Wire.) Walla Walla. Wash., Jan. 10. A trl etate conference of Toung Men'a Chris tian associations began at the new Y. M. C A. building In this city today with an attendance of delegates from various parts of Washington, Oregon and Idaho. The aesslona are to continue three daya and will be devoted to the discussion Clf Y. Vf P A. wnrlr In all itm Hrnnnhaa I O BIT... 1 Ir.M A ..lit t. 1 , uvwia. VI IM I' 1 v, IllflV 1 1 1 vn unaiu. He was given a license to practice any- wnere in tnat state ana an otner ataies i of the union except Montana, Washing ton Oreron and California. "If necessary I will give my services away, and depend for support on volun tary eontnautiona irom my patrons, said Dr. Wheeler. fork" fSi LU'i ' t U J I ' ! - " " pi J s ' " ' ' ' fi - . , ' V ,i ' - ' If y t '," s : ' i ' a ' , , I ' T - v ' "' ' OF BARGAINS 1 IP'S and BOYS' aOK 1" The FIERCE PRICE REDUCTIONS of last week will continue all this although, from present indications the assortment will soon be broken 0 Hundreds have taken advantage of the GREAT SAVINGS offered why not you? REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPTS. MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS MEN'S HEAVY OVERCOATS ?35.00 $65.00 Tailor $50.00 SUITS REDUCED TO. These Suits are BETTER than any Suits in Portland. $40.00 SUITS-REDUCED TO $27.50 Better than any $50.00 Suit in town. $35.00 SUITS REDUCED TO ? 25.00 $30.00 SUITS REDUCED TO $20.00 $25.00 SUITS REDUCED TO.. $16.50 BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' BOYS OVERCOATS $15.00 OVERCOATS $9.85 $10.00 OVERCOATS $6.35 $8.50 OVERCOATS ... $5.35 $5.00 OVERCOATS $3.50 $3.95 OVERCOATS $2.50 50c KNEE PANTS 29a 75c KNEE PANTS ...49a GREAT REDUCTIONS ALL OVER OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT $50.00 OVERCOATS REDUCED TO..... $35.00 Equal to any $75.00 Tailor Overcoat v $40.00 OVERCOATS REDUCED TO $27.50 Equal to any $60.00 Tailor Overcoat. $35.00 OVERCOATS REDUCED TO $25.00 $30.00 OVERCOATS REDUCED TO $20.00 $25.00 OVERCOATS REDUCED TO. .... $16.50 BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS . Two-Piece Snits In Plain Knee Pants.,'"-'.;' . BOYS' $12.50 KNEE PANTS SUITS $7.50 BOYS' $10.00 KNEE PANTS SUITS ....... .$6.50 BOYS' $7.50 KNEE PANTS SUITS ..$5.00 BOYS' $6.50 KNEE PANTS SUITS ...$4.00 BOYS' $5.00 KNEE PANTS SUITS. ..... . $3.50 LADIES' and MISSES' MAN-TAILORED COATS LADIES' $25.00 COATS $16.85 LADIES' $20.00 COATS .$13.85 ' LADIES' 515.00 COATS $10.35 LADIES' $10.50 COATS $ 7455 Northwest Bowling Tonrney. (United Press teued Wire.) Sioux City, la., Jan. 10. A large number of bowlers are here from Omaha, i Des Moines. St. Paul. Sioux Falls. Minne apolis and other points to compete In the tournament of the Iowa and North western Bowline; association, which opened today and will continue for one week. The events are five and two men contest, and are for the northwest championship. Prizes amounting: to $1,500 will be distributed amon- the wlnnera. The association was recently organised and this is lta first tourna ment BEN MOTHERS will make GREAT SAVINGS by coming here IXADING CLOTHIER LLING There's quite a Row 'about Unsanitary Bakeshops We don't know how bad or how good they are. 4 The papers say some startling things and the health boards are stirred up. It seems an opportune time to say that the most nour ishing bread in existence is not in the shape of bread at all, bUtis composed of granules. That's GRAPE-NUTS. No bread in the world is so nutritious, for Grape-Nuts food is made of entire wheat and barley and goes through various processes of baking, during which the starch part is turned into a form of sugar to be seen glistening in minute particles on each granule of Grape-Nuts. The food is the easiest to digest in the entire list of all foods and it will pay to use it in place of white bread and observe how well you feel. The factories' are the world's standard for cleanliness and sanitary conditions. Scores of visitors are escorted through the factories each clay and see just how Grape-Nuts and Postum are made and how immaculately clean every nook and corner is. . Come, you are all welcome. . If you can't come, send a postal with' address carefully 4. i mi : i i a t. . tt it ... . wiuicn anu wc 11 uuiii iree me Deauinuiiv illustrated dook. y.lne uoor Unbolted. " It takes one all through and the pictures show the in . teresting machines at ..work. ' . Grape-Nuts 'food and Postum are never touched by human hands in the ocessejjof-nalcing. v There's happy health with Postum and Grape-Nuts, and - HOLY ROLLERS FDUfJD euiiiy I Leaders of Sect Convicted of Cruelty to Children and Fined by Court. ASK GOVERNMENT EOR MORE TIME Water Users at Hermiston Want Land to Aid Them in Making Payments. (Special DUpstcb to The Journal.) Olympla, Wash., Jan. 10. C. W. Pear aon and Ellas John, two of the principal leaders In the fanatical sect known as Holy Rollers have been found guilty In justice court oa the charge of cru elty to children and fined (25 each and costs amounting to 250. Thev wera cherrari with hefihht lalna-1 pouement Of the fl Cecilia Flurry, an 11-year-old child, on lands to be entered December 26. The first jury that tried me case lauea to agree ana was dls cnargea. The present jury over three hours before brin verdict. Appeal will be ma case carried to the superior court. ROAD TO OPEN NEW (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Hermiston, Jan. 10. The Water Users' association which haa charge of affairs In the settlement of the Uma tilla Irrigation project is preparing petition to the secretary of the interior asking for a two year's respite or post onetnent of the first payments on tha under the project. anu was ens- i - v . ., ' y deliberated 5e um of, b Pe.r, Inglng in the ?' the 1 nade and the I tn maintenance o ii DISTRICT People of Union Want to Get at the Fine Forests on Catherine Creek. Under the reclamation law settlers will be required to Day. in cash downi the sum of $6 per acre on tha cost price il per acre per year on of canals, when aDDll- caUon for water right la made. As the settlers ar noor men and will have but little means to begin with, this cash payment, before the land la made productive Is considered to be burden some, and the petition will ask that the time for making payments be extended rronr 10 to 3 2 or 13 years, with no pay ments the first two or three years. In order to give settlers a chance to de velop their claims and enjoy an Income rrora the land. The cost or clearlni and leveling the land will be consider able, and It Is not thought that many will on aDie to maxe ine land rjavments in addition to tnese expenses. WANTS LIVERYMEN-TO PAY FOR HUSBAND 'There's a Reason" Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Midi. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) La Orande, Or., Jan. 10. The county court of Union county has granted a franchtsa to what la known aa the Cen tral Construction company to occupy certain portions of the county road In the construction of a railroad eaetward from Union up Catherine creek. IS (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Pendleton, Or., Jan. 10. Holding that the livery firm of Lang A Aussell in Pendleton Is responsible for the death of Dr. Emil Stoessel. his widow. Mra. Helen Stoessel has brought suit against tne nrm ror if.ovu. ur. stoessel died lh Portland hospital as the result of .In juries received In a runaway accident on the Pilot Rock road, September 24th The oblect of tha nronosed road to reach the extensive bodies of timber of last year. It la alleged In the com land ol Union, and as an inducement I piamt tnat tne accident was due to a thl way of promoting this enter- rotten neck yoke strap which allowed prise, the citizens of Union last fall I tne tongue or the buggy to fall to the subscribed a subsidy of 126,000. I ground, causing tne horses to become lr tne pians mature aa at present pro-i unmanageaoie. ana run away, Your Teeth The Imperial Painless Dentists Have opened their handsome and fully equipped dental parlors In the HEALY BLOCK. Rooms 1. 3, 6, 7, corner GRAND AVENUE AND EAST MORRISON STREET, where you are welcome. A full corps of skilled dentists. Expert work without pain, at lowest prices. A binding 10 and 15-year guarantee on all work. Lady attendant. The East Side for Eastsiders Tempting Bargains FOR SATURDAY aaaaeBaasaaaaBaBBjaaaaBaaaaBSBB AND BALANCE OF JANUARY These phenomenal bargains will move our large and well selected stock of men's and women's wearing apparel quickly. SIGH HEADACHE Fosltlrelr erei rf these Little rills They also rellove Dis tress from Dyspepsia, In digestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect rem edrfor Dizziness. Hanses. Drowsiness. Bad Taste in tha ltouto, Coated Tongue, Pala to ths Side. TORPID LIVER. Tbey regulate tee Bowels, rureir veg-etafcio. SULl PILL SHJUiDOSE. SIULL PRICE CARTER'S 1 flVER iC--J I posed practically all tha timber of the Catherine creek district will be brought to union and manufactured Into lumber. Burn Protestant Chapel. (United Press Leased Wire.) Shanghai. Jan. 10. Rioters at Kal shirr Pu. In the province of Cheklang. have burned the Protestant chaoal ana school. The official residence of the magistrate wag also destroyed. Bell Company Arranges to Bell. '" (United Press Leased Wire.) Montreal. Qua.. Jan 1(1 Th Mhera. holders of the Bell Talenhone comnanv I local of Canada met at the head offices of I The foreigners at Kaihslng Pu are safe. the company in thla city today to take tha necessary ateDB In rea-ard to the proposed sale or tne property and busi ness of the, company In Manitoba to the government of that province,' the tofore announced, As here. rovlnce is to cay the company I3.SOO.000 for the bual Derr ana .an additional 1100,000 for the equipment.' payment win pe made in 40-year 4 per cent bonds payable at ar. 'ine transrer or tna property win a made next week. -The Manitoba kov- ernment will operate the system bv a commission and for a time at least Is expected to retain all of tb present Of ficials of tiio company f ,-.-,r-.:v '."-:: -) r.r.'i l CASTOR LA For Infants and Children. Us Klni Ycj Hara Alwajj Bcuglit Sssri tba ' f-'.",.:;. -;iv"- t 1 A .-' CARTERS rJlTTlE (flVER I t - mmmm Genuina Must Bear Fao-SimilB Signaturt REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. SKIRTS 110 TO 112 ONLY $4.8 5 WAISTS S3 TO 83.50 ONLT, $1.50 Millinery and Women's Suits and Coats at One-Half Price Men's and Boys Clothing 25 Per Cent Off These New Year Sweeping Bargains prevail in . every line of goods in our entire store. CREDIT TO ALL Arbor Day lit Louisiana. (fulted Preia Leased Wire.) Baton Rouge, La,, Jan. 10 The third annual observance of Arbor day in Louisiana took place today, Tha day waa set' aside by the public school throughout the atate for tha holding Of exercises aooronrlata to tha and the nlantlna of treea an A ahmKa In school ya rds and other publlo rfound. National Rifle--Association. - j . (Cnlted Presa Lra4 Wire.) -.- Washington. Jan. 10. Tha - annual meeting- of the. board of the Natlarmt Klfie assoclatlcir U In session here with aa attendance representing a majority JUST A LIJTLL DOWN AND : JUST A LITTLE AT A TIME, V Makes it easy for our patrons. Our credit sys tem is famous for its simplicity and convenience. NewYork Outfitting C It) and 147 First Street o. Near Morrison of the etatea. ' The association alms to promots rifle practice in the militia or ganisations and In schools and coiiegea Among those In attendance are the ad jatant-generals of a number of states who will later go tp Boston to attend the meeting of ths Natloral Guard as aoclation of the United Kiatos. Cheapest accident' I -... Thomas' Eclertria OIL f t fceala the wouaJ. All Ci-v -Pr. ? Claim Damaffr-s. ; (Cajted Preu Leaud Wire,) VladlTostok, ' Jan. 19. Ti e efal a pent Of Chin, in t r. " government, claims 2,( i , . tion for the d'ifi r.f h ( ' chantrWho Wis m j f ti i 2 , f . rlotern. T it f 1 T f r t'
