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Newspaper Page Text.TilE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND. .TUESDAY EVENINp. FEBRUARY 11. lflQg. W LTY DEALS REACH $60,000 etlvlty'lnTroirtyTwri- . sactions at Tliis season- I' Lis, Well Marked. ; WE DRUM 1$ CHASED IIP TREE ; Realty transfers, valued ' at nearly 1 0,000 were riladfor record yesterday. Out of a tout or. tt deed tiled, there were 10 In which the consideration was , fit or . v x v One of the largeat sales closed in the Jast few days was that of a block In 'orUmouth. containing 11 lots, 'which was purchased by C. V. Webster and p. B. Thomas from George F. stivers or iia.uuu. v I Swett. a merchant from i Rainier, uregon, has. purchased through the sency or c. j. ualy a BOxlOO-foot lot on Thirteenth street, between Main and . Jefferson, for 17,760. , The property iuiiufiii uemnaea 10 ii. h. uvrM. wno acquired it three years ago, ma kin a a handsome profit on his-Investment. The i"w owner intends to improve the lot wmh raoarrn apartment nouse. K'The quarter: block at the southwest f-orner of front and Meade streets, South Portland, has been soid byFrana tin urn lo.ionn jonnann rnr 14,100. 1 , , Block I, ; rem wood subdivision, hss been purchased by O. N. Verstug .from "n a. viara.a mr at.uvu. . , i . 'W. H. Scott has purchased from R. . Mason a two-story frame residency vrcupying a, su-root jot. on Nehalem deavored to explain, but did not aatlsfy .....v .-- i uruin ten just Bellwood. cWlderetion tt ooi "' "-'''Wj1" ? ! - . - -' - - i LnME na a T6u're a Naughty, Kaugh -' iv J Ti ml! 1 v. . 1. ijy jau iioy, . do i uerc, ; ' Judge George Cameron of the munlo IpaPeourt.; has notified1 Captain, Bruin through. Chief. OrlUmacher that , Bruin must apologise to, judge vameron ior the remark Bruin made before a meet -in ; of ; the i Hauor i license , committee yesterday afternoon when he alluded to Judge , Cameron as a member of ; the "bunch or ha "will 'be i barred' from testifying In the municipal court Judge Cameron took tne rempra as rererring slightingly and insists that to one. oc cupying a Judicial position it cannot go Unpassed. ' Cantata Bruin was ' testifying '.befora the committee In the Frits- case when he said that deputy City Attorney Fits- ceraia, rtaipn . Mooay, ' attorney ror Frits, andi Judas Cameron held a ran. ference. the outcome of which resulted In -the , trial of Frits being postponed. Further testtfylna-BruIn referred to the attorneys, end Judge Cameron, as "the SnUa'g Xsaala triMsplalaaoV Judae Cameron at once lhalated that Brula make, an -explanation, -Bruin en- iin, oui aia pot satisry who again asked that What he meant by the Lungs ."V- 1 ' .and Throat Cured OFFER 10 Fill III Oil GRAI AVENUE v Mr. J. P. Swords, of Wash ington T)l C." Who Is 70 Years . Old.- Praises Duffy's Lumber ' Company Offers Pure Kalt iWhiskey for Cu Compromise for Abandon-.; wmpto! ingr Ilini of Lnnir arid Throat ment of Sixth Street Fill. ?' TrmiMrf'5..': ... v.. , U :'. 1 . .. I V ,JBad Symptoms. 1 Tb womtn who baa. periodical fceiA achei, backache, toes Imaginary dark ipota or specks floating or dancing bofora iter eyes, nainawmg aisiresi or neart full Joellng loltomacb, faint ipella, drag, glng-downfcullnff la lower Abdominal or Klvlo rron, eal! tUrtled or excited, gjubfror ptlnfal period a, with or with out frirla catarrh, la suffeiiag from weakn.?"y ndyaerangemenu thatshoold have tSfir attention. Not all of above likely to be present la Any caie at cases saa rei ul flma. or badly treated ana taeh run Into maladies which do earg eon's knif u tber do ol . -s.i wr . . ';';,,, 1 -7 .-:'. -r 'In N( medlffne ettsnt fin, ettch a long I rjLaJ Dr. FW-rcw s ravoriL" 1 riMi.rlij I , M,i HI I I ,U Ml nl I I r.. f1Ut 'II II BK. M BH f II 11 umi h ii u tun iwv. n 'If Councilman A. N. Wills believes be recent . letter, Mr. : Swords - wrote:' ! "I: am inld soldier of 70 7 th. ToUc w .u years. My" trouble Is with my tnrostf dents of the street aa well. Mr. wills and -general ' debility; Have resd l Bounced -yesterday that the Inman- good, deal : abouf Duffy's ' Pure Malt ffi.Tf ,ZPMr WlU .in Whiskey and the ' food it his done city dhKontlnuea proceedlnas on East many. .While. I. hesitate to have tny I Biath street nam in T I . The lumber company Insists that the "W".V" """ . - .. - Ml. i. i.r .jr.... r . i tT ,..;. a: t.. I .r ul . f"1 wouia .mean ui C".," "','. IT",."U . ivwii'j iv.iuiu iM.icvniMcauon or me company a property! wiowrapper ana aiiestea nnaer oatn. great oenetit i nave received trom rrr Ji,riwf"TAr"T .."i- J? e,.vaviMVNt WiSWS-JaV KUUUl f a l.VVVi 1111 Sfvt i.lIIi1.rl-f'iPiH-nrth mn.n lhanar numnfr ni npunirv nr.n.j.rr.T(nnai tiiiufnln! 1 he . very Ut ingredieoU kuown TTo medical science for the cure of woman's peculiar ailment enter Into Ita composition. No alcohol, harmful, or habit-forming drug Is to be found In the lla.. M Ii. . x I . . . a a lies wutua-wrapper ana euesiea nnaer oata. In any condition of the female systera. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription can do key: -During the last. two year. -yltWOTw fcrJOT luniri . and throat have .riven me Prote.tef against the fill .but not JS! l!-A'.' TO?. l5"?!5,Sl .. .. 7. . luniu siier ine much trouble.' Taking Duffy's Pure lend work etarted. M.lr-'Wh'isW iZrATAiX f liaf 1 lf ?n j street, as well as rections on the bottle. I found Helped "tfj. r&Br'!'!,!S,.iJr tee of the oouncll spent an entire after- LiOUlaa Oloeaai haa nux-ha vlstreet. near Etu$t Thirtieth, for j., K. Rnnehrlarht liaa mnlA t -f feyer a house and lot on East Ysmhlli pirmi, nrar treiiyman avenue, consld 8. V. Davldor has purchased tAree .ots occupied by a cot tare. In Klectrlo ad flit Ion. . adlolnlna- Tramnnt Park- - for a.vvu. i am . to Oresrorv 1 . Mrs. ueorgia a. BirreU has purchased irera in. u. rioimes a 7-oy ioo-root residence site on East Twentieth, street, between'. Brstee aV Knott streets, for 11,800. . . me, wonderfully. It is a. fine tonic for building up the system." TWf. Tj.7-1 ri.u 'urt.i.t.-.. t. J representatives of the Paclflo Brldae ".u','.m. i-uiacjr is an company, the contractors In charge of noon Uatenlna- to protests. The matter was rinaiiy carried to the council where that he did not. mean, the remark dis courteously, but did It In adch m. wav I j "i.w i. jpTiuanuF aia-j gram i, great care Dcing usea to nave I causa or ine doubt existing aa to Z::7-?Z"L .:':,.T"JC"" Ii-vtv Irnl thorr,,.ahlv m.UA ,.,. J""" uie eapenaayor the fill would " "t"" iaisseru , upvn I " ' "r , . " ---- - a " ' 1 afj Delia. wpianauon ana ,inis lime Deputy M-.trrtln h a-rm an1 rrtt..;n. .1 Mr. W ..7-.i-. '...i t:7jj , - tract,- Decause tna continuance of the ranged In function or affected by disease, the stomach and other organs of digestion become sympathetically . deranged, the nerves are weakened, and long list of bad. unpleasant svmotoma fnllnar Tm Buca mast not oe expected of this Fa- vente rTsscriniinn it win nna M-fam miracles: will not cure tumors no med icine will. It will often vrevmt them, if absolutely pure distillation of malted l "!? ",?,i:M0?BC .,.hat !? comnT a1?& 'mtlnf . . . . . , l would refuse to continue the work be-1 Uo'. the Surgeon s knife may be Question "uo-yow mean-to inrer, captain Bratn, Mr. Pltiaerald entered Into a compact to UI Women suffering from diseases of long atauunig, ar inTiiou VO consult UOClor Pierce by letter.ree. All oorrespondence fiiwiib iiimuni riri, lor I a-rant Frlta nHvllvaaaT" , II 'lfr2ffVn'orm, y bl.0n,a Bruli replfed tbst he did not mean tt j Saa Rit.li i, tht way, , Just what he did mean could ma. h. JM.J U T.J - i. went to Chief Orltsmacher and told htm I snd freedom from injurious substances x nen' J uan cam- wnat naa naoDenea. Then' Judn eron insisted that Bruin would tfave to Wills favors rescinding the con- 4wai n a. ah f na, .vel... . m Ai predigfsted liquid food m the form I work to ompletion would undoubtedly of. malt essence; which is the mctt 33& tSSTZSSk .W effective tonic stimulant and Invigor- insv law suit. Mr. wins has the as- t.- ... tA j i isurancs OI Uorge B. BheDhard. attn. IMJWI1 V SV1CIILC, SUIICUCU DV ,M fn. .,. ' . V , J I t m f. . 1J " warmth and moisture, its palatabihty I the East-sixth street fin is abandoned, lor cloth-bound copy. Address as above b held M strictlr private and sacredly epnflden;ial. Address Dr. E. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. T. r Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser rtfOO pages) is sent fret on receipt of 21 one-cnt SCHOO L ADDITIOHS i READY BY SEPTEMBER chooHBoard lets Three ,( Contracts to Relieve the j Present Conditions. rendef it so that it can be retained apologise before he could . further t-lby the most sensitive stomach, tify in the municipal court I . wnere tne. matter will end cannot, be I - sola by. druggists,-; grocers and iXrXS. ?7 ui"jr.y "!!? dealers or direct. $1 a bottle. Write oglse and consequently will be barred I Dr. JL Curran, Consulting Physician. l ''d streets both at the same time. of fllllnar in Orand ivtnn. n.inu.n ox me council may take up the question at tomorrow's meeting, sl- lonuin ii la mora iikpiv ih.v win uniu iwo weess rrom tomorrow when c?.?ci upon ln 1111 nd the peti tion of the company to vacate certain I Members pi the. city school board ! let contracts yesterday afternoon 'for a Dew eight-room school nuiiding at'Rtch tnond, an eight-room addition to the At let school and a six-room addition to the Shaver school to coat MM47. The contracta include plumbing, glaas an all other material, so that the board will not be called upon to pay for extras tier tne wjra is unaer way. It is expected to have the schools completed by September, ready for oc cupancy, when students convene for the next regular school term. In order to roiioYe tne congested - condition with which the schools in these districts are urrenng. - . ' Steel 'A Son were alven the contract for the Richmond school Including the a lass ana ptumoing-at IH.41S; JV F, Ifand secured the contract for the Ar leta addition for 12J.7SJ. and Steele. ' TRura-aann A Cft ajrara .lv.n fh. nimiHAt zor tne ttnaver acnooi, ror i,747. ;, 'Texas Ministerial Institnte. (Dnltad Praas laraaed Wire.! ' Taxna Ministerial institute, for which prepa rations have been making for some time, opened today at the Texas Chris tian university, and will remain In ses sion for 10 days. Among those who are to deliver sermons or addresses are: J.rJ. Morgan of Fort Worth, J. H. Fuller of Sherman, Colby D. Hall of Waco. Frank V. Jewett of Austin. Dr. a, n.iiic.iuii wi .xM.itr, 4 o. . nuunen I ef Beaumont, Chalmers McPherson of yWaxahacble and W P. Jennings of Tay- lor. , -' , , r from appearing In behalf of the cltr in the many cases In which he has taken a vameron-s souuaatioa. From a remark -made . hv TJntiln Bruin at the morning session of the eommlttee It is, thought his remark meant .that because of the postponing oi tne cases a rains t VTttx. no conviction resulted,- which would give Captain Bruin the opportunity to appear before the committee with court records show ing that Frits had violated the law. Tom uua. it was uirerred that Judas with Frits by om this. It was Inferred that Judi uameron "atood in' Councilman Wallace, but Judae Cam eron stated on the stand in the after noon ,tbat the only agreement into which he had entered was In reference to allowing Frits to take down one half of his bau money, upon the promlso that he would remodel his olsce so aa to eonronm. with -the law. Judae Cam eron said he did this upon. the recom mendatlon of the city attorney and be lieved that mts would keep his tse to the court. prom- FAVOR APPROPRIATION FOR UNEMPLOYED MEN Members of the wavs and means com mittee favor appropriating 110,000 to be used to give unemployed men' work, and at a meetina- yesterday , afternoon In. atructed City Attorney John Kavanaugh to determine whether sucn action-would be legal. Mr. Kavanaugh ' expressed doubt whether such action would be In' keet- ing wun ine citii service provisions or tne city cnarier ana asKea riven further time in whtel the point The money will be devoted for t free Illustrated Medical Booklet containing g few of the many con vincing . testimonials received from grateful men and women ;:who' have been cured, and free advice. . Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y. twasn Sacramento and Eugene, IS,200 Elmer M. Wells, erect dwelling, East Thirteenth, between Maaon and Skid more, Sl700; M. Damon, erect dwelling. uxiora, oetween istnet ana Ninth, si. 700; Edgar M. Laaarus, erect hotel, Washington, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, $10,000; . Jamea Duff, erect dwelling,- East Twenty-third, between East Madison and Hawthorne. 11.600: H. Kovel, erect dwelling, Thompson, be tween corbett and Macadam, 11,300; Mrs. . Lena Llbman, erect dwelling. neny, between rowier ana Bweeney, $1,160; Robert B. Beat, erect dwelling, Gertrude, between Vancouver and Oan tenbeln. 1 2.000: Calvin Jack, erect two dwellings.. Stanton. . between . Sell' wood and Morris, 1 1,600 each; Rev. J. F. Qhormley, erect dwelling,- Eaat Salmon, between Eaat Nineteenth and East Twentieth. ,000; A. S. Thompson, erect dwelling, Moore, near Ainswortn, la.froo; C W. Mower, erect dwelling, East Madi son, between East Thirty-flfth and East Thirty-sixth, ii,80o; ueorge ixnr, eract dwelling, Kerby, between Knott and Sellwood, $2,000. ; Mrs. Campbell's New Play. (United Press Leased Wire.) New York, Feb. 11. At the Garden the city charter and asked that he be I runner time in which to decide Int. The money will be devoted to securing temporary employment for theatre tonirht Mrs. Patrick. Camnbell la men out of work and, married men and to b seen for the nrst time In the men wun lamiuea aepenaent upon them much-heralded production of "Eleetra," will be, the first to be alven emnlnv. Ian a.danta.tlon of the Bonhm-Ioa lrama ment. . . .. Iby.wav of Germany and England. The olece IB to be atareo on an elaborate scale, all of the costumes and scenery TT. n TT--l, ..... . . . I VCIllfi UlCVUtt Will E. ..Q .worm., erect dwellins. Kut k. k . nn. ... ir-i .-. VnL.r-J.i. : .",na MO" or xomato,- a translation from r" 1. I Ju I a Japanese arama xounaea on an orl iii T-iwn uwviiiiirf, us Dcveiun, , oe- entai legend. ' Building Permits. STUIT NO. 1 111 STAND PUT ' Boys' Two-Piece Double : Breasted and Norfolk Suits, Overcoats and Reefers 1 garments' of the most sterling quality, appropriate fabrics in this season's most pleasing color effects. All modern styles to fit the boy 3 to 14 years. ' ' ' - v ' $10.00 and $9.00 Suits Seduced to Senator Bingham of Lane Defies G. 0. P. Machine in Letter to Patton. aAB Ljric "Lawyer and Lady. rne Lawyer and the Lady,' Play by Franklyn Fyles and Vanderhay- fit?!i "rM3" '5al"t"y den FVles. had It nrAmlaffaa m tlSak I JeaVUlJlUaa.iO la MMJlOU Lyric last U.t evening at the hand. .1 Sta f? InVde ' thm Allen Stock company. It la a rural ? P Cn. party f C0Klln t0 Present comedy drama with its scene laid in aK,..x ""ra' 01 laaaera. New England village whence a young but tho"e who "POuse the principles of . . ' a'eiy giri naa gone to ror- ""K"a en.nrs oy airect vote or tne 1 'itIr? iiT .K lro"DI;- Miss Verna people have aomethlng to say in return, elton Dlaya the cart ett tha a-iri vtn-1 ti t- v... 1..- I tlTTa yiT W.J RuPrt rum plays from ssveral prominent Statement No. Jim Burnham, the country lawyer. Mrs. ) 1 men who are holdover members of (Special DU patch to At JoaraaL) $8.00 and $7.50 Suits Reduced to :-. Allen essays Melissa Whimple, the vil aae rosalD. Irvlna- Knruul I- T. Seth Lyman and Mr. Walling Byron In galls, the villain-husband. Several scenes of tr raa I Istm at a Introduced and pleased the audience mightily aa dlrl tha alnirln. ,k. Eureka auartet. The nlflV nlAsaaaayf 4rtaa ouuicni-e ana tne memDers or the Allen Stock company were sunneaafui in suming the vsrlous roles. The week at the Lyric etarted In very successfully with a crowd d house last night Grand Vaudeville. ai. . comeiy young women are' shown for the delectation of ins Grand! patrons this week. They do a number of tnlnga dance and do fannv tne legislature, and especially a atrong Indorsement from Senator Ike Bingham of Lane county. Bingham reviews the nisiory oi tne KepuDiioan party in passing the Maya bill under which party candidates for the United fitt senate are placed on the Australian bal- I lot, a law that was passed before there was any statement no. 1. He writes: a.ugene, w., eo. T. Mai v. ratton, Salem, Or. Friend Patton: I noticed Dy tne paper some time ago that you are a candidate on the Republican ucaei ior legislative honors rrom Marion county, and that you had sighed Statement No. 1. I also observed by yesterday's paper mat ine macnine KepuDiicana or Marlon county, like their neighboring machine in Lane, and in fact every other county in uregon. nave met and resoluted $6.00 and $5.00 Suits Reduced to m - i.Bls f M a One of the Impbiant Duties of r PKysicians X and the Well-informed of the World w is to lara as to the relatiye -standing and reliability of fhe leading manufactur- era of medicinal agents, as the .'most eminent TjnyBicians are the, most careful as to the uniform quality and perfect purity of .remedies prescribed by them, and it is well known to physicians and the WeU-Iirformed. generally that the California Fig Syrup Co., by reason of its correct methods and perfect equipment and the ethica character of -its product has attained: to the high standing in scientific and commercial circles which is accorded to successful and reliable houses only, and, therefore, that the name of the Company has become a guarantee i ,of the iexcenoe of its Amedy. TRUTH AND QUaJtTY , ;' . appeal to the Well-Informed in-every walk of life and are essential to permanent suc cess and creditable standing, therefore we wish to call the attention of all who would , enjoy go6d v health with 1 its blessings, to the fact that it involves the question1 of right living .with all' the '''term 'imi'eTs;i.'ith proper" knowledge of what is best each hour " of Tecredtion, of enjoyment, of contemplation and of effort may be, made to contribute . J. - 11 T ,1 T ' . T 1 ,l ? 11 A- . i .T . 1 . to um ena ana uie use oi meaicines dispensed wna generally 10 great aayanxage, out ' as in many- instances a simple, ?wh6lesome!remedy may :be invaluable if, taken at the - iv. St.1.-. T7i: o -i:w. :w...U.t i.' i. truthfully the subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy, which has won the approval of physicians and the world-wide acceptance of the Well-Informed because of the excellence ,o the combination, known to all, and. the original method of manufac ture, which is known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only. ' ' . ' ' This valuable remedy, has been long and favorably known under the name of Syrup of Figs and has attained to world-wide acceptance as the most excellent of family laxatives; and as its. pure laxative .principles, obtained from Senna, are well known to physicians andthei WeU-Informed of the world to.be the best of natural laxatives, ; we have? adopted; the more elaborate name of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna -as more fully descriptive of: the. remedy, but .doubtlessly it will always be called for by the shorter name of .Syrup of Figs-r-and t? get its beneficial effects always note, when purchasing, the full" name of the Company -Calif brnia , Fig Syrup- Co.' ' lainfy printed on the front of every package, whether you simply call for Syrup of 'igs-xor by the full name-yrup of Figs and Elixir of SennaP-as Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is, the one- laxative remedy manufactured ty the California Fig Syrup 1 Co. and the same heretofore known by the name- Syrup of ,;Figs which has given sat isfaction to millions. The genuine is for sale by all leading druggists throughout the .United States in original packages of one size only,' the regular price of which is fifty cents per bottle. " . ' , .s , t - , . . .. Every bottle is sold 'under the general guarantee of the Company, filed with, tie Bcretay of Agriculture, at , Washington, D., C. that the remedy is not adulterated or yjoisbranded" within the meaning of ; the Food and Drugs Act, June 30th, 4906. - - v San Francisco, CaL -.'u. 8.A.v-v London, England.. and clog dances, and do all verv araoe-1 egalnst the statement and are endeavor luuy ana wun considerable skill The I " 10 lear aown the very doctrine real hit Of the wrfnrmanu Kn..... I Which they have atood for In tha atata seemea 10 do a violinist who played the Ior ln" pMl w yars. IT06-1 nd Pea8ant'' overture well, and J Aaclent) Secord How Blsnonored. " " unuouai Bun wun nia in. I Th nnnhH. r.. .. u. 1 'J52Zrt Xlih.AtJAmlnJ.J P- tawta they" haVe0 passed-resoTu- " uT.ii,T , ' vuunnnci uon ana peiuioned inose nigner up In lTnlst? niS h - imentio lhe vlo- power every time there has Seen a R nT.Ln ' wortn hearing publican gathering, to give them (the I iii.r.iX-i.i a . . iwpuocni 01 uregon) an opportunity .,JL I iK?i,Sn,Bi magician of consld- to name the United States senators by audience while he explained the elm-1 forming to a direct vote of the people. I -i i if" u j pparenuy marvelous oiaiemem ino. 1 naa made their desires DICIKIJ l-Ul-llttllll riCKM I irna) faa.i.a. errM-riVN. inrl tlAtat tha tv. tlAlana aaK OI tile Dill Were A ftlHlr.Wlra. bOttlA-hnlrlAm rxt ths, mg.hlr.A 4aaalM tm j '.v 7 a ""o-'egged man, a monologlst daJh- 80 'r 1 am concerned, 1 and the moving pictures. shall put forth my best efforts to see m tnai mey Keep and enforce exactly what they purchased. We certainly demon-1 Birteu m me election or two United States senators last winter the virtue new method. There the name of "Smith" jo be rerrjembeTed lt"is eweel If 1nc clolrfcs vouvrore wcTe now exod V3 vou aive a. frienr nor buy somelbina ... Ir '' Vol U Torr) exjr nbonoeT, COERECT EVILS OF SMALL MEASURES otned In the new method. There Who received 11.500 for his vote: ahara waa no janitor who miscarried 11,600 o( vviyuisuuu luiiu, inrre was no ap- belt. After a delay of several mnntha th ways and means committee considered the weights and measures ordinance in troduced by Councilman Kellaber and recommended that It be najat th. council tomorrow afternoon. The ordi nance carried the appointment of an In spector and an assistant Inspector and If the meaaure la arinntml hv tha o.i the civil service commission will be re quired to furnish a list of eliglbles for the Dositlons. The ordlna nra la Atmnt. ed to correct the evils of short weights snd small measures foisted upon con sumers by certain unscrupulous dealers. NORTONIA TO BECOME COMMERCIAL HOTEL The Norton la. at Fourteenth an Washington streets, is to be rpmW!irt ana converted into an up-to-date com merciai notei. The itlon of a Door old nalafAtt rnr. or hla hlraH hrniKhman tnittin no tuuuiea ana corridors or me Jtte capltol endeavoring to purchase mo unuea- states senatorsnip luce a pan would a load of hay; there was no nuraup ana isciionai ngnt carried on 7t a C8B1onea Dy tne methods prac- uvt "j ! ou regime; in race, tnere were none of those disreputable scenes that have been happening in Oregon for uit vaai ou Tears, ana i am Trunk- tn 5 T oenevo the greatest credit tor this change In the mattere referred iv j uutj 10 statement jno. 1. Varty Brnnd Ho afore Sanotdfies. I myself waa born about the time the Republican party came into existence. and in the aame state, and within 100 mues rrom wnere its nrst convention was held. I believe In the fundamental principles of the Republican party, and A UCfcVV I taken out a permit, for the work of V A.- modeling the bunding.- The corner Sort with m riVhi Af VT,hl,- . VtXl neretoiore Deen . rented ror store nur. poses, Is to-be made the hotel office. Additional elevator service will be to talled and ether lmDrovementa made at a total expenditure of J10.000. About tnree montns wiu do required in mak ing the alterations and improvements. Detroit Automobile Show. (United Preaa' Leased Wire. I Detroit. Mich.. Feb. 11. Blaaer ni better than anything that has pteceded it in the wav of. a snow was the auto mobile exhibition which opened in the Light Guard armory in this city to day, it la tne seventh annusl- exhibi tion held under the auspices of the Trl-State Automobile association. , De troit la one of the chief centera of America ror tne manufacture of auto- wmi ne was oranaed wun tne word He- puoiican. I have no fear of having to vote for democrat ror united states senator if my party places before the people a uan ucaorving or inai nign nonor; Dut If they put up a man wholly unfit and who from the fact that he la a candi date' does not receive more than one half of the support of his party in the election, I want to be found with the party that does not support him. I expect that if we are both alive to meet you in Salem next winter. We may be In the minority so far as Statement Na 1 is concerned, but if so we will hum the satisfaction of knowing and feeling mm t-j umj our amy, not only aa C1U- sens but as Republicans as well. With kind remembrances to inquiring friends, and wishing you success, I re- mobiles, a fact which has contributed j main, very truly yours,' largely to the magnificent display. The exhibition Is not confined, however, to tne iocai manufacturers. f radically every leading, make of the country is represented. A full line of accessories as well aa automobiles are Included In the display. , There are also many novelties.. including . the gyroscope, taximeter cabs and the latest models of motorcycles. - - . . . r-"1: i n 11 3 ! , Presbyterian Laymen Meet. '.(United Preas Leasee Wire.) ' ' Philadelphia. Pa.. Feb. 11. Presby terian, laymen from - all parts of the country began a three days' convention in Philadelphia today to consider the foreign missionary work of the denom ination,.' The 'meeting-will be addressed by Dr. William H. Roberts, moderator of .the general, assembly: Prof. . J. R. Howerton. moderator - of the southern general assembly; Samuel P. Capen ofj on ton. secretary of tha board of com-1 missioners for foreign missions, and a number or .- other notedr Presbvterlan leadera.. , I. H. BINQHAM. Connecticut Hardware Dealers. (Dnlteit ,Pret Leaaed Wire.) Merlden. Conn.. Feb. 11 A tendance was present todav at tha opening of the annual meeting of the Connecticut Hardware association. President Irving C. Treat of Hartford called the gathering to order at the Hotel winthrop. ' The meeting will be in aeasiun iwo aays, during which time a number of -.questions of im postance to the trade will be considered. You know when you look well because people tell you that you lobk well. You do not know when you look shabby because people are too polite to tell you so. One thing is sure, you are always on the safe side if you are dressed well. Many per- n sons have missed meeting lots of nice , people because their friend was ashamed to introduce them. , We can fit you out so that you will never . miss an introduction. New spring merchandise in all departments. Send yourself : a valentine, saying I am going to buy my new spring suit ', from -' : . J , . naTexiujr and Dollars Saved. . B. a Loper, of Manila, N. "T," says: "I am a carpenter and have had many severe cuts healed by Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. It has saved me suffering and dollars.. It la by far the beat healing salve I have ever found." Heals burns, sores, ulcers, vsever sores. , eczema and pllea. 25o atrkidmore Drug Co, drug- lBt .. " 'v- ' M- '. ' CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON The Store Noted for Best Goods at Lowest Prices I lu! Massachusetts Veterans. C - (United Preaa Leased Wlra.) a i ? Boston. Mass.. Feb. 11. The forty, second annual encampment of the de partment of Massachusetts, O. , A. It met In Faneull Hall today and wul re main in Session over tomorrow. The statu bodies of t:. Vouien'a Keiief Corps, ladles of the O. other affiliated orfnltatl-. in annual session, - i t j r of the enraniptm-nt .1 1 banquet at t) A !'( i i row, to be mill; i t ( ' Chief Pur! i it " . , ....