THE ! OREGON ? DAILY JOtmiAE, PORTLAND,
14
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY l. ly6t'
NGS1T FOR
EATOH BILL
Members' of University of
Oregon ; Alumni Associa
tion File Argument for
J . Appropriation With Sec
. retary of State.
' (Spad.l Dispatch to Tha Jooroai.i
nf man. w-
University Oregon J-n,
tion who ere - m
r the Eaton Mil. which carries an ftp
,ProprktloT of HJ.000 for the .upport
'?nl nalUnc. of the state university,
and which has been held op or 7fr
4 endum-vote,- upon too demand of the
Tta. wunty .rannr. and other., today
' filed wiU Secretary of BUte Frank W.
Benson a J.OOO-word argument in sup-
. - .v. mii This argument wUI m
iBv.. v
pamphlet, to the voters was enacted by
al Jrnnl 1. a strong one. It 1. a. tff
7 barter aUte unlvereiry, ana "
Sf the bill ara dwelt upon at consider-
all other aide issues.
Facta and figures are .dted to show
that the present PPPJ5 'ilC
ana nar veax la the- smallest made m any
statin 'thYunlon for the wort ft H.
anows i. (WMn than
to tbea .-. -;r-"wlth the
any otnw VA The aalarlea
ina-le exception of Iowa, ine
of?he present and of the
faculty are compared with the .aiaries
"la !iiaaa nrealdenU and ln-
SKIS .tliii showing that
Sirucwia l.i.-i-. hn Are
Orego
n paye smi
la oiner at-".
r of ft th. total value of land,
buildings and equipment at Eugene be-
lnhV prwent deplorable condition of
the" university la dwfelt UP?":.'0
that class rooms and laboratories are
Crowded andthavno rell. can
WThe "Tfect of awVo o"f the approprla
tl0nhblll by thS voter, of the atate upon
mSSfVFE'tS ncyTf
Oresoo'. young men and wornen io
tend college. In otto r tatea. It. i.
i,r- thit a well-equlPPed and well
SuppbrtVd atite unlveralty would kP
" within the border, of the .tat. aomt iMJ
young men and .womenwho go else-
wnere xor
' atndani. San "Way.
wherVrlcn and poor alike an sjcurn "
ducatlon. Btatfstlc .how that 65 per
cent of the young men a Eu ene are
. rarnl-f their own way through conego
. . . i . i . i i i i. in no sense a
VnVhooT" th.contrery It
la a toor man'. achooL
Theelatlon of the walwrjlty to the
public school Y up.hn0
considerable length. It being shown
that the university !, nothing more
nor les. than the head of the atate pub-
He echooi ayaiem.
The argument, advanced by the en
..nvmitv.ln their cam-
r.iT .imittures to the referendum
. petltlona are combatted In a J"-nvf-
oroua manner. A ron,V,SS J?
made for the lump sum ot tnifiOOwr
annum, without segregation,
statement la man a. w ioe ."-""""r
-m u. .ut o ptrnta in the matter
of the expenditure of the money. The
containing non-.egregated appropmtlon.
mm iy, alumni committee, has beeo
Personal knowledge U
eomoetitive age ana wnen
Tho WoU Informed of tho World.
A vast fund of Dereonal knowledge is really essential to the achievement of
ihaUghest excellence in eny field d ; human effort. ...
A Knowlodgo of Formo. Knowlodgo of ranctlono and
KnowIodgO Of Prodacta are ell of the utmost value end in questions of
life and health when a true end wholesome remedy b desired it ahouldba remem
bered that Syrup of Rga and Elixir of Senna, manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co, is an ethical product which has met with the approval of the most em
bent physician, and give universal satisfaction, because it U a remedy of
Known Quality. Known Exoollenoo and Known Cem
oonent Parta and has won the valuable patronage of mfllwne of the Well
Informed of the world, who know of their own peonal lmowledge and horn
icLl tut, that ft U the first and best of family laxatives, for which no extra-
yagant or unreasonable claims are made.
This valuable remedy has been long and favorably
known under the qame of-Syrup of Rgs-end ha. attained to
world-wide acceptance a. the most excellent family 1" Aa
topumlsuudvepriluUoDtainedfromSeniia, erewen known
Wciana and the Well Informed of the world to be the
. : t .Jl h
Furs and Elixir of Senna-a. more fully descriptive of
Jnktleaalv it will alwaye be called
V. J hnl doubtlessly U WUI suwaya
t arc iwr . - . .
forbytheshortet name of Syrup of Figs- andtoget
it, beneficial effects, always note, when purchasing,
the
i The Modesty of Women
jfaturally makes them' hr!nk from Xhi
tadelldati jueatlon, .thi otooxloui i w
amlnatloni, nd nnpleaawl lool tre.
menta, which torn physlclanj consldi.
sentlal In the treatment of
women. Yet, if help n be had, H i
better toubml to thl ordeaT than le
the dleeate grow ipread. The trouW
to that so often the woman undergoes
the annoyance ena .name ku-.duuuu.
Thon4nd,L, women who have beer
curedlxDriTHprce'i Favorju Preecrlp
Hon wri JnJRTfKlatlon of the eun
which dlSPWakfM) me taminau
and local treatment TJifrft 18,00 SlPr:
tnrlrlna Q flff nA Kf" ,nr rtf,'r;
ftV.vnrltft. PrfS(rlltlon. It
cure. dcEWUUng Uraiua. Irregularity inr
f.mil weakness. It always helps. 1
almost always cum. It la strictly nci
alcoholic, non secret, all Its Ingredient
being printed on its bottle-wrapper; con
tains so deletonona or oaon-iorum
i-ugs, and every native medicinal iw
entering Into Its composition has the fuL
endorsement of those most eminent In t
everal schools of medical practice. Born,
of these numerous and strongest of pro
fesslonal endorsements of Its ingredients,
will be found in a pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle, also In a booklet ma.led
free on requost, by Dr. K. V. Pierce, ol
inffalo, N. Y. These professional en
dorsements should nave iar mn wcu.
than any amount of the ordinary lay, or
DOB-professlonal testimonials,
m.. MMt intAllimnt women now-a-days
tutet on knowhg what they take as med
icine instead of opening their mouths like
a lot of young birds and gulping dowa
whatever is offered them. "Favorite Pr
scriptUm" Is of wtow ooMPoaraos. It
makes wek women strong and sick
W5Pieroe's Medical Adviser is sent frtt
n receipt oi vamps w pi "JAf '
mafiing only. Send to Dr. K. V. Piere
Buff alS, N. Y 21 oneent sumps for pa
r-covered,or Si stamps forcloth-bpupd
If sick consult the Doctor, free of chair
bv letter. All such communications ax
y.l a i . a a .1-1
held sacreary connuoiiuai.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Invlgorst
tnd rceula tomach, liver and bow
tried In other state, and baa .erved to
take atate institutions out Of politic.
mnA tn nrfvmi their friend, front run-
mall appropriation 1. wanted. '
ABseal to State roae.
T ! aKnwn that In the .Vent Of thS
v.tnn hin hAftominc a law. ine coat.
h man who cava taxes on 1600
worth of property will be II H cent, per
" ' iif- V,V, m.n who mvi taxes on
14.000 worth of property will pay. but
The' argument close, with an appeal
to atate pride ana prugicnoi.o
hip and a request that the people of
the state vote "yes" upon the unlvemty
Lin
The argument bear, the "tunfn
ruttnn I?. McArthur. Homer P. Angell
and Dr. Homer I. Keeney of Portiano,
and Allen H. Eaton and Lewi. R. Alder-
man vi B.uc.10. .
Mr. MCArtnur tiiea "l','", '"rill
deposited with Secretary of State Ben-
v tn ni, tha ooat of the
MDeV on "which : ft T. to bk printed and
the cost of printing
TWO PLEAD GUILTY
IN CIRCUIT COURT
tc A. Houahtlln. who My. he 1.
carpenter and has been in Portland
about 'two weeks, wa. .entenced to three
mntha In 1sll bv Judge Gantenbein In
oironit nnnrt vasterday afternoon. He
pleaded guilty, to the charge of stealing
a number of carpenter, tooi. irem
A long examination of witnesae.. In
which considerable heat wa. exhibited,
resulted when Ou. Ooodes wa; called
for sentence, he having pleaded guilty
to a statutory charge. Maggie Cum
mlnga, the woman in the case, did not
appear, It being agreed that the charge
against her .hould be dropped, but her
husband appeared to prosecute Ooodes,
who la a Greek restaurant keeper. He
said the Greek had broken up hi. home,
mA rMl tn him as "that thing."
Th. lutlmnnv tanned to show that Mrs.
Cummlsgs wa. much to blame in the
affair, and this counled with the fact
thai Ooodes sneak, little English and
ha. little understanding of American
waya. Induced the court to deal lenient
ly with him. He was sentenced to
serve one year in the penitentiary and
placed on parole on good behavior.
OF
Peksonal Knowledgj
the winning factor in the culminating contest, of thia
If nlaeaa ita (aitunata BOseeaSOr ia
w - r
more elaborate name of Syrup ot
i full name of the Company -auronua rig
Syrup Cr-printed on the front of every package.
whether you call ror pyrup
. w by the full name Syrup of Rga
and FK,, of Senna,
wyi)i i nniNuigWWOkk
u a a
t-ONDON, ENGLAND):
"TsaB",safi'
succtssiLPMiy
Tells Oregon Man Why He
Thinks Democrats Will
Win This Year.
Thefollowlng letter ha. been received
by a resident of Waldo. Oregon, who
bL twice voted for W. J. Bryan, and
who hop, to ral.e the number another
notch next November. The WMU
out the idea, of Mr. Bryan on J eertan
thing, and will be -of Jjteregt to many
rr itr ' l' Vppr.c.at. tH.
loyil Support which the crlber.
ofth. Coroner have given to the pa
nM durlna my absence. .While the pa
Set h bfen ably conducted durin. the
SSit year I am glad to be again In
& tSich with its readers a. there
Si number of issue, before the coun.
try that I deaire to dlacu... The poli
cU for which the Democratic party he.
been contending are growing In publlo
?..r The nrcsldent ha. educated the
onlo ud to an Indoraemeni oi mmj
KTn&e policies but the. Republican
. -v w.. with .nninni
i
P.""'.!",..:-"YhVt ""Mlief from that
urty 1. .o noneycomutia v"',h.
iource seem, hopeless. The large wm
ecratlo gains in the recent congressional
iwtiona and the reduction of" RjPb
can majority. In the .tate. where .tate
offlcea were to be filled ho that the
people are turning to the lmocratlo
party to right their wrong.. The out
R5K7 la bright for Democratic .uooes.
In 108. but It 1. for the Democrat.
themVelve. to say whether or not we
ahaU auooeed. There are two jhlnit.
In rny Judgment, which will contrlbu e
largely to that ue.a, and t-1. to
bring tnem io yowr -
write you at thi. time. nJ,-.
Kirst The presentation of Demo
cratic argument to he Public. Every
Democrat .noma mane mi
mlttee of one to get the Democratk i po
sition before the public. Democratic
.peeche. which present ma ,iTi!
I'L.oi,. lo.riv nnaht to be circulated.
and local papere which champion Demo-
cratlo wea. ougnt o w uwm --
tion nuil be tn sympathy with tha peo
ple before wo may expect the people to
C ii .nuMinA in our rjartv . dec-
laratlona. Tooay ne irum m"""1'" "
tha naramount issue, ana ui r'r""'-
cratlo organlaation and the canaiaate.
for ofilce must stana out uoiui
onrMMta domination in politic. Upon
thi. proposition there .hould be no dis-
PU.l . , i MA I. Imvwirt.
ir you Deueva witu .
.... tha Damocratlc organlsa
tion free from the taint of corporation
control. I urge you to appiy m nrn.t
r.i. i miif ivr1 and atate organixey
tlona. a. weU a. to the national or
ganisation. I can reach so many more
people through the Commoner than I
can by public .peaches that I hope to
make the paper of great aervlce In set
ting forth Democratic Idea, and In the
elimination of those from the party or
ganisation who would uae the party to
iht.tr nrlvata anterorises.
"Believing that you earnestly desire
. rtomnrratln victory one that will
hrtr. relief to the people. I make these
augirestion. and ask your cooperation.
very iru.y yours
Attend Rosenthal, great clearance
sale for fine shoe bargain..
CHIEF CAMPBELL GETS
BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET
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Chief Engineer David Campbell of the
bai-iuiui flra iianirtniMit hum received
a set of resolutions from the board of
capitol building commissioners, accom
n,nl kv a narannal letter from Oover
nor Chamberlain, thanking Chief Camp
bell for the services he rendered the
board in Installing a fire apparatus for
the capitol building at Salem.
Last year the state appropriated
momsy for a chemical fire apparatus for
the state building, and the board canea
In Chief Campbell to aid them in ae
curing the proper apparatus. The head
of the Portland fire department visited
Kalem and conferred with the atate of
ficial, .everal day., and- made no
charge for hia services. A. a result of
the work the board passed resolutions
hlrhlv euloaistic of the courtesle. ex-
nn hi the fire fla-hter. The resolu
tions were signed by Governor Cham-
hArlaln Recretarv of State Frank W.
Renson and George A. Steel, atate
treasurer.
;? NEW YORr,f
r
.which mayilcave tne
the germs
'
not only stops tne cougn; out
D Suro Too Oct .rolejr ; .
Thf ars anbstltateg made to mD w U co aama of Foley
-itoney mnd Tr. Bewart of them. - Yob ahould have eoofldeoca
' U a cough cart that baa bwa aold wUh wlTtraal aaUsfactloa foe
thlrty-iva jeara. Tha geoulna Foley Honey mnd Tfii to
wallow Package. 5.. ta.
Three alxe.-25c,
a
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Good for Man or Beast
WHILE using for Horses
and Cattle bear in nund
that it is just aa valuable
in your home.
That lame arm, strained
muscle or bruised hand will
not twinge long if Mexican
Mnatang Liniment has
been applied. It penetrates
quickly and so relieves all pain
and soreness.
Onr record b 60 years ef i
PREJUDICE DUE
TO
State Board of Health Eoasts
Those Opposed to Vacci
nation for Smallpox.
"It Is extremely aoubtfuV reads the
monthly bulletin of the Oregon .taie
board of health for November, "whether,
if a phy.lcian .hould knowingly treat a
case of diphtheria without the adminis
tration of antitoxin, he could not be. or
should not be. prosecuted for malprac-
tip."
Thi. opinion 1. expressed by the board
as the result of a htatement made In
a pamphlet entitled "The Oregon 0.te
nnath." which state, that vaccination
anil antitoxin for diph
therla are on a par both relics of bar-
ba.Iilrn.'.i . ti,. n.rt nf the board.1
continue, the bulletin, "baa found that
thi. magaslne 1. not the official organ
of the osteopathic phyalcian. through
out me cny or suite, ww mai
iii,. in common with other practl-
tioners, rely upon vaccination a. a pre
ventive of amallpox and antitoxin not
only aa a preventive but aa a cure for
diphtheria. Statement, .uch a. that
Suoted above can only arise from preju
lce or ignorance of actual result, ob
tained by vaccination and by the uae or
antitoxin. .
Cite. Many Cases.
"The board is cognizant of the fact
that there exlsta In thi. .tate an o.teo
pathio society, and alncerely trust, that
for It. own sake and that of the com
munity at large. It will discredit any
uch statement, born of Ignorance and
nurtured by prejudice or worse, that
arisea from ita membership."
The November bulletin. Just off the
pres., also contain, a number of sta
tistics to prove the effect, of anti
toxin of diphtheria and vaccination for
smallpox: "In 3,940 cases of smallpox
occurring among unvacclnated Individ
ual, at all age., 1,758 death, occurred,
riving a mortality of 44.6 per cent.
Among 17,76 casea of vaccinated per
sons, 1,441 death, occurred, giving a
mortality of 8.1 per cent."
After iving a number of .uch obeer
vationa the report aay.: "Statistics like
the above could be multiplied without
end, but cs .aid before, the opposition
to vaccination Is based mainly upon in
dividual prejudice and not upon the
broad ground of ooientlflo research and
demonstration."
I)
TO
Pacific Coast Order Will
Meet in Portland, Febru
ary 16.
The forty-fifth annual session of the
district grand lodge No. 4, Independent
Order of B'Nai Brith, will convene In
Portland Sunday, February 16, at" 10
o'clock in Women of Woodcraft hall,
corner Tenth and' Taylor streets. The
session, will continue dally until Tues
day, upon which day the annual elec
tion of officers will be held.
The district ha. a Jurisdiction com
prising the entire Pacific coast. There
are two lodges la Portland.
Some prornlnent men of the coast are
members of the order, a. will be shown
by the following list of past grand pres
ident.: Jn- Blon. D. A D'Ancona,
William 8as I irev Frank Sperling, D.
8. Hlrshberg. afarcue Levy, Albert Elk
us. Joseph Rothschild, F. H. Mershach,
Abr Jonaa, Edward I. Wolfe, M. P. Stein,
Slg. Slchel. Lucius L. Salomons, George
Samuels, Marcus Rosenthal, Wallace A.
Wise, M. H. Wascerwltx, Hugo K. Asher,
Ben Bchlo... - . ' ' v,
raxt cnara nr to u - bati. ?
PAZO OINTMENT Is tnarentead to cars say
mm of ItebtDfc, Blind, Bleedlnc er Protrndln.
FUtar la a to 14 days pr stoney Mfaaded, - SU,
GIIORAIICE
Bll
BRETH
ANNUAL
SESSION
PrT" ' "
of iPncumonia or; onsumiJuuu. ,
..l-i. vi,.n, the'hmra and 'prevents serious results
you get . - .- r ; ,
50c and vlTh. 50t si
and tha 11.00.
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WltflTHE
ELECTRIC
MOTOR
You can sew all day without
fatigue if you let an Electric Motor
run your sewing machine. The
motor is small, neat, clean, gives
no trouble, is perfectly safe, and
can be easily attached to any make
of family sewing machine.
By using tlie Electric Motor you
will eliminate all the hard work.
You will not endanger your health,
you can sew for long periods with
out fatigue.
The Electric Sewing Machine
is perfectly simple and absolutely ,
safe to run. A child can operate it
Connection can be made to the
motor from any lighting socket by
means of flexible cord and attach
ing plug.
The cost (or current will not exceed
one-half cent an hour.
Sewing machine motors and Electric heating and
cooking devices on sale at Company's Snpply DeparU
ment. 147-149 Seventh Street
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT
AND POWER CO.
PHONES
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MABIVRIh aou.pt aa
otlwr, bat and ttamp tot
1 11 iutntl book MaWa.
full naniealari tnd lirMtmn. to. '
ValuahUtoUdlet, MARVBI, COu
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MtL JL Vancouver. Wash. .
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is not a ' difficult matter when you
-, , .: , use
KOR-E-LAC
THE ORIENTAL WOOD FINISH
A combination of most durable Var
niah and Stains for Interior Wood
Work, Floor., Furniture, etc,
THE BIG PAINT STORE
Fisher, Thorsen & Co.
Scott's Sanfal-Papsm capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
Forlnfl.eim.tloB orOatarrfcn
tb. Bladder and VImun b.io
tin. no ouai .o fat. vara,
kiaioklr and MrmaaeDtir the
wont cum ei w..it.h
na (IImI na auttar of how
jont standlne. Absolot.lf
barmlea). Soldo drofftota,
Prlca l 00, or by einll, port
aid. lll boats. -
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No Cocaine,
No Students
Our eueoess la due to ntform
hlf b-rrade work at reasonable prices.
NERVOUS PEOPLE
And those afflicted with heartweah
naaa can now have their teeth ex
tracted filled and brldreworh ap
plied without the least pain or dan-
er.
PAINTJ5S8 EXTRACTION ..
ii.vmiT rnnwNa ........ B.O
BRIDGE WORK .00
ntin rest PLA.IK PLATE.. 8.06'
AXi. LINED PLATE 15.00
TEETHj,- IT-Z
Szaxoinatioa and Coaaultatloa . JTreew
Re-Enamel!ng Tcctli -
Is the greatest Invention tn modern
dentistry ana na. oeoa ow tmniawi
ful of all method. I
We extend to ell a special Invita
tion to call at our office and have
their teeth examined free of charae.
We own and control the targaat
and beat equipped dantal establish
ment In the -world, havtn 1 oCfloea,
Ve'rlve a written guarantee with
all wors: xor i. vemrs. umaj n.u
ant - .'-!
Open evenlnrs tin 7. Sunday to V
Union PainlessDentists
UK Morrison nt, Oornet Tlrsi.
rssocjfj'dn
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PartUat Oreeei
Incorporated and Chartered under
the Laws of the State of Oregon
INSURES ALL KINDS OF v
LIVE STOCK AGAINST 'I
DEATH FROM ANT
CAUSE. "
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The only live stocK insurance assa
ciation licensed in tne state . ,
of Oregon.
Insurance written during - .
1907 f 451,07.
Tiatpa naid to oolicvhold-'
ers during 1907.....'...:tl,S
WE PAY LOSSES PROMPTLY!
We have no high-salaried officerst
OUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE
' A call on telephone 'Main: 575 VWi!
bring our inspector, who ; will ; givf
full particulars. -..-:!
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credited , to , SUnford
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herat and all 8tate Uni
versltles end Agricultural
Collegea, - Manual . train!
ln Business eoursi
The prinr'pal . has had It
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