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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY "JOURNAL, PORTLAND THURSDAY ' EVENING. FEBRUARY 13. 1008. 14 Eiiensii coir IS JiUMOrJ King Edward Mourns Death ; of Warm Friend and Al ly, King Carlos. ratios fw 60 .OH STRIKE ' (United TrcM lri Wirt.) London. Feb. 13. Kecont eventa liava - eoBibined to throw a iall of gloom over - tb English court. The nssassinutlon of t the rortuuee kin und crown prlnro and the pront disturbed condition of i- affairs In I'oriurl have afi.l.-(l KlrK JOdward keenly, t.wr sincr u . th peninsula war Portugal and fcnii .Lj'k.v. Wn Hon' allies. Of lute 1 year thin alliance was iurthor cemcnt- id by the warm personal friendship or ' Vflllu- hUuinl Ml.il K'lIlK Carlos. royal visitor was ever more welcome at ' th English court tlion the Kenlal, aport lovlng Carlos. Thla f i U ndship on tlio ....- ... k tmr k.h nl wan extended to . th PortugTiea minister at the court of 81. jaraeu, me juarum u ou.cim, for years has been numbered anion King Edward moat intimate friends inor th. firoiimataiicea it la but nat ural that hi majesty should regard tha taking off of the Portusuesa monarch and hla aon as a personal loss, Kecent news from other quarter naa likewise caused much uneasiness to Knaland s king and qun. Tha bold- : naa anl success of tha anarchistic! ele ment that perpetrated tha Lisbon out rage naa causea renewea apprcnensiun ; for tha aafetv of tha ktnaT and queen of Bpain. the latter being one of tb. favor- Ita niecea or ain jiiawara. nuuor Queen "Ena," nor her Kngllah relatives has ever recovered from the shock of the attempt made on the Uvea of King Alfonso and bia brlda on their wedding day. It ia an open secret that the yours Spanish ruler ia marked for death by the international band of an archists and ' regicides known as th "Red Terror." It ia felt to be only a question of time befor their well-laid plots of assassination succeed. Th assassins almost invariably choose a publio appearance of their victim a the occasion for the attempt on hla Ufa, on such occasions. In fact, aa th king would naturally be accompanied by hla consort There is small wonder, there - fore, that the mother of the Spanish queen, Princess Henry of Bat ten berg, should live in dally dread of the future and that thia fear ahould be shared in by all th member of the English royal family. On too of all this the English court naa receivea irom kl reiersou Astoria Public Schools May Be "Tied Up" Jf They Are "Unfair." urg news of the , most disquieting character. There la no longer any attempt to dls- disquieting ger any atti guise the fact that the condition of the CsarlAa is hopeless. Even the official bulletins issued from th sick room are ' no longer of a hopeful character. Never a robust woman, the perpetual and ever haunting; dread of the assassin has brought On a nervous disorder for which there is no cure. To this has been added other ailments. Including an affection of the lungs and failing eye sight. News of her death at any time ' would cause no surprise to those ac- quninted with her condition. The czarina,-Ilka the queen of Spain, la a great favorlt with King Edward and Queen Alexandra. Her mother was the well-beloved Princess Alice, sister of King Edward, and, though her father . was from Hesse, it did not m whit the less English. Her girlhood . days were spent chiefly In England and her sweet disposition and unassuming i ways won for her the love of all her English relatives. The troubles of his relatives have had a most depressing effect on King Ldwsrd. He has become noticeably peevish and whimsical and apt to be 'put out" by the smallest trifles, traits of character of which his majesty has ' been free all his life. He grasped with alacrity the excuse afforded r by the ' death of King Carlos to abandon or cur tall all of the functions planned for th r.ngiisn court for the spring month lie has come to find such things a de- ciaeo Dore ana is giaa or any opportun ity to escape them. On the advice pf nia pnysician me King; is planning to fro to the continent much earlier this year than has been his custom, and If the news regarding tne csarinas condition continues or me same unfavorable char acter he will probably pay an early visit 9 reiersDurg. (special DUpatch to Yd Journal.) Astoria. Or., Feb. 13. The teachers of th Astoria publio achool are talk ing of striking on account of the school board failing to grant the Increase In wages in accordance with the two-mill levy made for that purpose at' the re cent annunl meeting of the taxpayers of the district A rew days ago the tacnrs were about to walk out. in a body but pauaed, thinking their certificates wer In danger or forfeit, in commenting on the difficulty the Oregon Teachers Monthly In the current issue, says: "The teachers of Astoria ore prepar ing to vacate their positions in the schools at that place, until the matter of salari'-s can be satisfactorily ad lusted. The cause of the trouble be tween (he teachers and school board is the continued delay in the increase of salaries. A petition from the tuxpayers representing two thirds of the taxable property In th district was prcsnntea to the board asking that the teachers' salaries be raised, and then at the regu lar school meeting the taxpayers voted a special levy for this purpose, but th board still refuses to make the raise. Th teachers feel that they have ex hausted every other means In their power to get the raise that the people want them to hav, so now they are preparing to act as a body In the matter and go on a strike, lor tma la wnat it will amount to. Ve believe the teach er of Oregon ougrlit to stand by the AstoiM teachers and reruns to accep Dositions in those schools, until th matter Is properly and satisfactorily settled. We are not much In fuvor of strikes, as they usually do more harm than good to the strikers, but In this case, it seems the only way to get Jus tice. Wehop that Astoria, teachers will get their salaries Increased, since It Is evidently the wish of the taxpayers that they should. DEBllSlill III s mm SURPRISING REDUCTION "King out th many, ring In th fw Ulna ut th f ! rlnj In the tru. HIGH 0 Clever and Effective Plan by Which Champions Are Selected. I AM W YEARS OLD. gnd Mvcr mU any remedy equd to Dr. WT Ptas-Tar-lkney. It fhre sad ermanesit relief bl rip a wen a cn&t mi nUt. It make west lunji strong DR. BELL'S Nature's most natural remedy, improved by science to a PLEASANT, PERMANENT, POSITIVE CURE for coughs, colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. j Why Do The People Vse Over 5,000,000 Bottles Annually? Hsro li One f tho Many W sons Clron hy 0 f the) Many. just rovm bosks wftri tk mtoh. KILWATJCXB, WIS. TBB K. B. fiXTTHBSLANO MEDICI! CO., CMtaun.-1 want to add my ttlaaial to tho of your satisfied and beaaatted patients. About tw week ago I eostraeUd a very bad cold which aeUUd on soy lung. 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PUch, Ky BOY FIGHTS GREAT OCTOPUS AT AVAL0N ,-. . ' (Spedll DUpitch to Tha Joarnil.) Avalon, Feb. 1J. While diving under nis lameri glass Doitom Doat today. K. Adargo, instead of bringing up the , usual snou. came to the surface fight Ing an octopus or devil fish. Surrounded by the usual cloud of Ink emitted from the monster, the boy cam to the surface trying to free himself from the clinging tentacles, which s . most encircled his body. Hanging to the side of the boat and aiaea Dy nis zatner, tne boy at length succeeded in wrenching himself free from the sea monster, which immediate ly sank to the bottom, minus two of its tentacles which had been severed in the struggle. - Beyond severe discoloration of his sain wnere tne tentacles had grasped him, Adargo escaped injury. BAKER CITY SLOT i MACHINES DOOMED ' (Special Dl.patch to The Journal.) Baker City, Or.. Feb. 13. A good deal Of criticism has been hurled at the majors office by those who believed and so Interpreted his order that the gambling houses alone were to be closed. Chief Jackson declared In an Inter view thai it Is his instructions from Mayor Johnson to close all (famblina. The slot machines must be discontinued and every form of petty gambling wlli ; be prosecuted. The police department will enforce the order fully No More PILES . No Matter How Bad Your Case Is or V How Long You Have Had It, Pyra mid Pile Cure Can Cure It. Pre Package Seat to prove It. Half of the suffering and torture of piles has never been told. Whether your particular case of piles is almost too ex cruciating for any mortal to bear, or if you are fearfully tantalired by unreach able pitching and bleeding or whether . you have only a moderate case of plies, there Is positive relief, and quick too, in ; Pyramid Pile Cure. You need not take for granted all we say about our Pile Remedy. We want it to speaV for Itself. That 1 why we say to every person suffering from piles Or any form of rectal disease, send us your name and address and- we will gladly send you a free trtalpackage ol the marvelous try not ia rue vure. Alter using the s trial you will hurry to your nearest druggist and get a 60-cent box of Pyra mid Pile Cure, now admitted by thou sands to be one, of the most wonderful reliefs and cures for Piles ever known Instant renef can be gotten by usinc the marvelous Pyramid PHe'-Qure. It Immediately reduces all congestion and ; swelling, heals all sores, ulcers and irri tated parts. It renders an operation ab aoliitelv unnecessary. Send your name and address today for free trial pacKa 10 fyramia lrug CO., is ryramia tuam-t maxsnaii. Mien. (Special Dlipatcb to The Journal.) University of Oregon, Eugene, Feb. 13. The Oregon High School Debating league, which was organised this year, has produced far more enthusiasm than was anticipated There are now 28 schools enrolled in the league and all. are doing splendid work. Most of the districts have nearly completed the pre liminary aeoatea ana are preparing ror the final interdlstrlct debates which are to determine the two teams that will take pert in the final championship de bate to be held at the University of Ore gon late in the spring. iso 8u subjects are given out for tbe preliminary debates and those selected as p rule have been live questions, such ss the Japanese question, government nwnersnip ot rauroaas, postal savings banks and the direct primary law. Two of the teams had a great deal of mnicuuy in reaenmg tnetr opponents. me one rrom Klamath Falls had a nara trip over the mountains to reach Medfo.-d and Grants Pass and the As toria team waa delayed several days on the journey to Tillamook by the condi tion of tho bar. Even the business men are beginlng to take an interest and in several places have offered financial aid and every where they are giving the league tho heartiest support. The business men of The Dalles chartered a special train and brass band when their team went to Hood River. Contest Scheme Described. Th state has been divided Into four districts, the southern Oregon, the cen tral Oregon, the eastern Oregon and the Columbia river districts. The schools of each district are paired off and the winners of each debate meet one of the other winning teams until only on team Is left as district champion. Contests will later be held between the two pairs of district teams. The two winners of these debates will then meet st the University cf Oregon to debate for th state chamDionshln at a data n be fixed later. The schools which have entered this year are 'as follows: Southern Oregon Roseburg. Grants Pass. Medford. Marshfleld. North R.ml Klamath Falls. Central Oregon Eueene. Salem Al bany. Silverton, Brownsville, Harris burs;, Lebanon. Junction City. Eastern Oregon Baker Citv. Penrila. ton. Hood River. Ontario, Enterprise La Grande,' The Dalles, Union. Columbia Klver Astoria Tillamook Park Place, Oresham, Amity, Clatskanie. Tee two "ortiano: high schools were to hav been In the latter district but owing to the installation of the new East Bide High school the arrangements fell through. Next year they are ex pected to Join. EXONERATES HAINES FROM ALL BLAME (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Forest Grove. Or.. Feb. 13. No little discussion has taken place over the in terpretation of Senator E. W. Haines' sensational speech of last Saturday in which he said that he had been robbed of $20,000. The many friends of W. B. Haines were up In arms concerning the Interpretation and now E. W. Haines has come forward with a statement ex one'.ating the president of the Forest Grove National from all blame. The statement follows: "To Whom It May Concern In view of the statements which appeared in the daily papers wherein I was quoted as saying that 'I discharged W. B. Haines from my employ because of alleged shortages In my bank during" his in oumbency as bookkeeper or cashier,' or womb to mat errect, ft desire to say that I mado no such statement in my address to the citizens of Forest Grove in the meeting held at Verts hall Satur day, February 8, 1908. and I have said to parties that I did not believe he had taken any money wrongfully. (Signed) "E. W. HAINES. "Dated at Forest Grove, Or., February 11, 1908." TEACHERS WILL MEET AT CENTRALIA MONDAY NEW BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY BIBLIOGRAPHY. Haase Index of Economic Material In Documents of the States of the United States; New Hampshire, 1907. BIOGRAPHY. Brooks Charles Brooks and His Work for Normal Schools; by John Al bree. 1907. Cooke Jay cooks, financier or tne Civil War; by E. P. Oerholtser, a vol., 1907. .. 11 earn Letters from tn Kaven; oe- In. thn rnrrpsnondence Of LafcadiO Hearn with Henry Watkin; ad. by Mil ton Bronner. 1907. Tavlor General Tayior: oy v. u. Howard. 1898. DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL, Burroughs Camping and Tramping TT7I.V. Dinuv.lt 1807 Hueffer England and the EnHah lHiBM.MtatlAn 1 Q ft 7 Lorey & Sladen Queer Things About Persia, tains; Being an Account of the Past and Present of Tyrol, Its People and Its Castles, 1907. Napoleon 1 Napoleon; by T. A. Dodge, v, S-4. 1907. Trevelyan The American Revolution, pt. 3. 190T. LANGUAGE. Cameron, Ed. Tales of France, From the Works of Georges d'Esparbes, Augusta Marin, Anatole Le Bras, Jules Claretie. Fnancois Coppee, 1904. Carlson Swedish Grammar and Read er, 1907. LITERATURE. Blalsdell Steps in English; Compo sition Kiietonc, iv. Brooke The History of Early English Literature; Being tne History of Eng lish poetry From Its Beginning to the 1907. Parrish The Great Plains; the Ro mince of Western American EXplora- inn nVrfam and Settlement, ea, t 1,0T' FICTION. DeMille Helenas Household; an ideal of Roman Life In the Tlma of 13. .1 Narn Howells Between the Dark and the DaMorri The Wood Beyond tha World. Oxenhsm A Man of Bark; Rhodea The Flight to Eden; a Flor ida Romance. DaMh. ,Th. Pnnv.rt. Scudder The Disciple of a Saint; Be Ine the Imaginary Biography of Ran- At 1 janAnrrUt riel Paallaresi. Todd Growth; a Novel, by Graham Travers, pseud. FINE ARTS. t:.v0. The National Gallery. London tha Kornish. French and German Cunynsrhame European Enamels, . AAA Glover Dame Curtsey's Book of N'nvni Entertainments, for Eery Day I. il,. Vonr en 2. 1907. H&nev Pencil oaeicning irurn Hi'orna Metal Coloring and Brons- in- iao7 La SiJieranne The National Gallery, t .n B-orlv British School. 1906. La Bizeranne in. nuuniu uanci, the Later Erttish School, 1906. Ostwala letters to a rainier on mo Theory and Practice or painting; tr k U W Morse. 107. xneopnuuw i jvjo Arts, In Three Books; Forming an .n clycopedla of Christian Art of the Elev enth century; ir. Dy ivuucii .ncuune, 1947. . . Wedmore Tne rsationai uanery, a.on- Ann- tho Flemish School. 1906. 7KirTin TTnlvnrRltv nt nputsrhes Liederbuch fur Amerikanlsche Students, 1907. . . . . York Counterplot bimpnriea a Text Book in Simple Strict Counterplot, 1907. HISTORY. Blok History of the People of the Netner anas. v. J07. Ferrero The Greatness and Decline of Rome; tr. by A. E. Zlmmern, 2 v.. 1907. Grohman The Land in the Moun- (Special Dlnpetcb.to Tbe Jonmal.t Centralia, Wash., Feb. 18. The Lewi county teachers' Institute, which was to have been held st Chehalis February 17, will be held in this eity instead, on ac count of the rumors of an epidemic of malignant diphtheria prevailing at the former, place. S. G. IRVIN MADE INSPECTOR OF FRUIT (Sperfjl Dtapatrt t Tb Jottrnal.) h 6 VZ?' Or., Feb. ISs-H. G. Irvtn PP,nt4 . by the Lincoln -court fruit Inspector for the county At a salary of is per day when performing; tha duties pertaining TtQ th. offJc.f-, - . - , - orseQecds u PLANTS AND TREES Send name and address for our 1908 Catalogue This is the handsomest book on Seeds, Plants and Trees that has ever been issued on the Pacific Coast Send 26c for packet of FLORENCE MORSE SPENCER ' Our sensational Sweet Pea Novelty. sx xicxso t a rmAHcxsoo successors vox ea vo.) . . Accession of King Alfred, 1906 Ibsen works, v. 11, 1907. Sch'ofteld English Literature, From the Norman Conquest to Chaucer, 1906. PHILOSOPHY. Mahan Some Neglected Aspects of war, i7. RELIGION. Marti Religion of the Old Testa ment; tr. by G. A. Bienemann. 1907 Putnam Censorship of the Church of nome. 2 v. iU7. 8CIENCE. Dryer Lessons in Physical Geogra phy. 1901. Fournler d'Albe The Electron The ory. 1906. Morgan Evolution and Adaptation. Wetham The Theory of Experiment al Electricity. 1905. SOCIOLOGY. Carver, comp Sociology and Social Progress. 1905. De Garmo Principles of Secondary Education. 1907. Haines Railway Corporations as Public Servants. 1907. Heaton's Annual. 1908. USEFUL ARTS. Beaumont Motor Vehicles and Mot ors, Their Design, Construction , and Working by Steam, Oil and Electricity. Ed. 2, rev. 2 v. 1902-1906. Christie Boiler Waters; Scale; Cor rosion, Foaming. 1906. Garnett Turbines. 1906. Navajo School of Indian Baskery, Los Angeles Indian Basket Weaving, 1903. ' Rural Cook Book; Some Old Recipes and Many New Ones. 1907. See Extracts From Chordal's Let ters. Ed. 11. 1906. Bloane The Electrician's Handy Book, a Modern Work, of Reference. 1906, Toch The Chemistry and Technology of Mixed Paints. 1907. Trevathan The American Thorough bred. 1905. Turneaure and Russell Public Water supplies: Reouirements. Resources and Construction of Works. 1907. Wright Electric Furnaces and Their Industrial Applications. 1907. BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. Barbour Tom. Dick and Harriet Bass Lessons for Bearlnners in Reading. aonney Electrical Experiments. Brooks Readers: First Year. Chutter Art Literature Readers: book Two. Creswlck Under the Black Raven. Heath First Reader. Meadowcroft A B C of the X Rays. Powers and Balllet Sllvar-Rurdett Keaaers: First Book. Ross Elementary Course In Wood worm. Smith Advanced First Reader. DEDICATE CATHEDRAL' AT BAKER IN APRIL (Special Dispatch to Th Journal.) Baker City, Or., Feb. IS. Bishop Charles J. O'Reilly has announced that Thursday, April 9. Is the date fixed for the dedication of the handsome Cath olic cathedral in Baker City. On the occasion of the dedication there will be a large representation of dignitaries of the church here to take art in tne ceremonies. Archbishops. ishoDS and clersrv from everv nurt- of the northwest have been invited to par ticipate and all have signified their in tention to be present if possible. The occasion will be one of the grand est in- the history of the church and will mark the beginning of a very great frrowth and development of the church n eastern Oregon. TOWS FIGHT FOR - RAILROAD DEPOT Special Disrates to Tbe mnI.) Hood River, Or., Feb.- 18. The new railroad station on the north bank rail road opposite Hood River, which has been the subject of milch contention be tween the towns of Blngen and White Salmon Is being erected and has been laced a quarter of a mile west of the 'orraer near the new town of Joslyn. At i meeting of the White Salmon Com mercial club last night It was decided to raise money to build a road from that place direct to the railroad, mak ing" it unnecessary to , pass k through. Blngen to reach it. LITERARY BUNCH IN ELLENSBURG PRISON Print Daily Paper Known as Official Organ of Kit titas Jail. (Special Dispatch to Tb J carnal.) . Ellensburg, Feb. 13. Prisoners In th Kittitas county- jail are of a literary turn of mind and are Issuing a dally pa per called the Dally Bulletin. It Is print ed by pen on foolscap paper, and Is "the official organ of the Kittitas county jail." A copy Is left every morning on the desk of the sheriff, and tells of th social and other happenings among the Inmates, and the doings of the kangaroo court. If an Inmate of the Jail does something to violate the rules of th In stitution, his misdeeds are printed un der the head of reprimands. One of the prisoners failed to obey tne unwritten law regarding cleanliness, and his case was attended to by th kangaroo court and to add to his hu miliation, the facts were published In tbe daily. FUNERAL OF JOSEPH SHERAR HELD TODAY (Special Dtapateb to Th Journal.) The Dalles, Or., Feb. 13. The funeral of the lata Joseph H. Sherar was held this afternoon. The services wer con ducted by Rev. D. V. Poling, of th con gregational church. Mr. Sherar was on of the earliest settlers of eastern Ore gon and was the promoter of early set tlement and traffic In this section of the state. His name Is Indelibly con nected with the bridge over the Des chutes river, which bears his name. He also conducted a hotel at that place. He was born In Vermont, November 16, 1833, and his father, John Sherar, ws a native of Ireland. He came later to Cal ifornia, being; attracted by m tains'. In 1862 he moved to the northern part of California and subsequently came to Oregon. He became engaged In packing out from The Dalles to mining camps In Oregon and Idaho. He then went Into stockralslng near Dufur and In th Tygh valley district In 1871 ha cam to Sherar's bridge, built the bridge which nlaved a heavy role in the devel opment of this vast section, and ran a hotel. Two weeks ago he was brought to a local hospital, but the end came Tues day. He did much for Wasco county, Mrs. Sherar died last July. SIX CHARGED WITH DISTURBING SERVICES (Special Dispatch to Tb Journal.) Hood River. Or., Feb. IS. Charged with disturbing the religious services In the Belmont Methodist church, Don El lis. Earl Edy, Elmer Isenberg, James Heaton, John Nunemaker and Archie Eastman were arrested and taken befor Judge Henderson today. The complaint waa made by Rev. A. E. Winter, an evangelist, who is holding services in me iieimom district. ilea ton pieaaea uuty ana was rineo iiu. xne remain er of the offenders, however, entered a plea of not guilty and will be given a trial rinay. The Kind You Hare Always Bought, and which has been in use ror over so yean, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since Its infancy v Allow no one to deceive yon in this. All Counterfeits Imitations and " Jost-as-jrood" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and CMldren Experience against Experiment. 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