THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. MONPAY EVENING, FEBRUARY . 17. 1908.
PRISONER LEAPS SPECIAL APPEAL
JHROUGH VJIflDOW CASE FOR ALASKA
Biverside Sheriff Loses His Federal Hearings Will Take
Man While Jin Eoute to Place in Seattle Instead
Sari Quentin,.. of San Francisco.
.
(United Free UwMd Wtr.) I (Waahlaaton Bum of The Journal)
Ban FTanclaco. Cel., Feb. 17 la I Waahlngton, Feb. IT. Probably caea
vlw of scores' of pasaengers a prisoner, I on appeal from Alaaka federal oourta
Edward J. Ely. n route from Loa hereafter will be beard In Portland or
Angeles to San Quentln to aerve alx Seattle, lnatead of in Han Franclaoo. A
montha for robbing Southern Paclfle I favorable report haa been returned by
boxcars, made a aenaatlonal eacape froirH 1n?.0.u"fB rth 7thS? commm" ,n WB1CU
Sheriff Wllaon of Rlveraldo county yea- - S;:h.ii ail m1i
terday by leaping head foremoat through. I from th; dl,tricf C0Urt of Alaaka muat
in. wihuow 01 a last bbi bi heard at Ban Franclaoo. There la no
"EL"0 lr,m- . - ... direct communication between Ban
The eacape was made near Incaater rrMclsc0 and Aaaka, ao that the lltl
In Loa Anaelea county. The prlaoner I , ai..wa i r,ir tn attand the
waa being led from one of the coaches I - -nrM,.i- i gtn Franclaoo. muat
pa as through Seattle, ootn going- ana on
his return, and travel at a considerable
xpenae- about 2,000 mllea rarther than
I . I. U vit m t Qua tl
then runnlnr at a apeed of 20 mllea I . , .nn.,.iiv haM at Ra-
an hour. The man waa eeen to roll tt, term of the circuit court, and
over and over on the turf but got up o bear auch appeals there, aa the best
apparently mbuuuA. The train ,nteretU of the AUaka litigant, might
topped at the net station and Sheriff rm,, would be of little Inconven-
vyifaon returned In eeurch of hla - to the court! It la the deal re of
caped charge.
BOOSTER BANDS
MEET Af EUGENE
Home Folks Welcome Visit
ors From Four Neigh
boring Towns.
the member a of the bar and or the
bualneaa interest a of Alaaka, that aorae
provision be made ao thai Aiaaica ap-
Deala need not Da neara in bid rrmn
Cisco- except In caeea where the dr-
cumatances justify it.
This desire of the people of Alaska
It urged berore tne commu
te by the Hon. Thomas CaJe, delegate
from that territory. It la claimed by
tha attorneva of Alaska that If their
appeala could be heard In Seattle It
would enable them In many casea to
attend to them In peraon, whereas at
reaent they ar compelled ro employ
an Francisco attorneys to represent
them In the court of appeala
"It la the opinion or your committee
that , .treat and unnecessary expense
and inconvenience la In many cases at
f resent Imposed upon Alaska litigants
hat would be relieved by the passage
of this bill."
Con areas man Humphreys Din, how
ever, stipulates mat at Dotn i-oruana
BROOKE I'ILL HOT
nor.
BER
fRofrlil Dlscateb to The Joarnal.l
Eugene, Or., Feb. 17. Today la a big and 'Seattle cases may be heard
booat day for Eugene. A large number
of excursionists from Roseburg, Cot
tage Grove, Springfield and Junction
City are here and are being entertained
by the Eugene Commercial club. Per
haps 160 buaineas men and cltlsens of
Roseburg arrived on the noon train to
Inspect Euaene'a system of street pav
Ing, with a view of adopting It for th
former city. The cltlaene there nav
the paving fever and are determined to
pave several blocks of their streets
during the coming summer. Over 80
came down from Cottage Grove on the
aaine train to repay a visit recently
made to that city by a large number
of the members of the Eugene Com
mercial club. Forty or fifty people
came over from Springfield on the 11
o clock train and about io rrom June
Hon (Mtv on the 2:18 train.
Each delegation waa met Dy a large
Republican, and Wants to
Represent 3Ialheur in the
SEEDS
Plants and
Trees
If Interested In aardanlna- or farm
Ing you want the best -seeds and
plants and should send for our
1908 CATALOGUE
It tells all about th good thing
w nave wnicn you ought, to pianu
ALFALFA SEED
Wi ara tha largest dealers In Al
falfa on th Pacific coaat and now
have our new stock of Utah Beed.
Th crop la ahort and w advla you
to buy early. .
LIVERM0RE NURSERIES
Her w grow our cholceat stock
of planta and trees and call your at
tention to a line lot of Mulr Peaches,
French Prunes on both both Almond
and Myrobolan roots; Orange and
Lemon Trees.
"MORSE
51 JAOXSOsT mXMT.
an rraadsoo.
(Successors Cox Seed Co.)
Legislature.
(Special Dlipitrh to The Journal.)
Vale, Or.. Feb. 17. The following pe-
crowd of cltt.n.Vd"b..UWd title, for nomination have been filed
escorted to the Commercial club rooms, with the county clerk of Malheur
where receptions were held. The meet- county:
iMlW&ttfeiSi. "or reelecton-B. C. R.ehard.on.
Impromptu speeches were delivered byl Democrat, for county Judge; B. W.
visitors ana aeverai local Mulkey. Democrat, for county clerk; B.
prominent
men.
After the reception the visitors were
nilaisv nnrt aarvirtRri tn tha 1 Jnlversltv I "HOI Hi.
given a trolley
I.. Mllllaan.
nt nn tha viairnra wera l
rM nn tha new electric perlntendent;
. - - . - ,
Democrat, for school su
Kobert Odell, Republican,
8. L. Payne, Republican,
of Oregon, where they are spending the ior aaaeaoor. . d..,...,!
remalmVof the afternoon looking over For auction- -H. Brook Rpubll
the campus and through tn ouuainga 1 .m, r trVsUrrV J it.
Farloy, Republican, for treasurer
of the Institution.
Another meeting will be hld at the TO EJ "?'M" J
club this evening and th y altor. will "0 H JA Hnrlv keoubllcan. for
county ludge; A. A. Brown. KepuDiican,
countv luda
night trains. for countv iuds-e: I). P. Dearborn. Demo
crat, for assessor; A. B. Macpherson,
Democrat, for assessor.
W H. Brooke, who Is a candidate for
representative on the Republican ticket
rrom this district, nas rerusea to sign
UNION PACIFIC'S
STEEL CAN TEST
Company Believes It Has Fi
nally Solved Problem of
Safety for Passengers.
(Special Dispatch to Tha Jo roil J
omaha. Neb., Feb. 17. Bearing no r-
aemblanc whatever to any of the
typea of cars which have been evolved
In recent yeara, with th exception of
ta dimensions, the Union Pacific rail
road haa built a ateel car, whleh prom-
ses wonders In Improvements and In
providing safety for the traveling public.
The new car Is constructed entirely
of metal, mostly ateel. The four en
trance steps and vestibules of the ordi
nary coach have been discarded and a
single vestiDuie at the center or the
car, with an entrance on each side,
adopted. Both nda of the coach are
rounded to lessen wind and air resist
ance. The windows are circular, 26
Inches In diameter, and the car is light
ed by means of a single lamp over each
seat. The car weighs 89,300 pounds.
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Bp mw mzmj
EVERY PAIR OF MEN'S TROUSERS IN THE HOUSE
That sells regularly at $4, $4.50, $5 and $5.50 put in the
SALE AT THIS LOW PRICE
$2.95
JUDGE BURNETT OX
GOOD CITIZENSHIP
GOOD COUNTY FAIR
IN LANE ANYHOW
Deapito Failure to Secure Meeting
of Southern - Oregon District
Proposition for Grounds.
(Sperlal DIaparcb to The Journal.)
Eugene. Or.. Feb. 17. Although Eu
gene was unable to secure the southern
Oregon district fair for this year, a
nood county fair will be held here aome
"time In September. Th committee
from tha Commercial ciud wnicn wai
annninteri tnmc time ago to secure
for tha fair have worked out
acheme whereby a 66 acre tract Just be
yond the western limits 01 tne cuy can
be obtained for nothing. The owners
of the tract have submitted a proposi
tion n the committee .hat If 120 lota In
a tract adjoining are taken by the mem
v... r.r tha fair nnHoclatlon at 1300 each
thav will donate the '6 acrea for the
fair grounds. As the lota are very ad
vantageously located for home building
there will be no trouble In disposing of
them In fact a number of those In
terested in the fair movement have al
ready signified their Intention of taking
a large number of the iota, l ne city is
wapldly growing In mat direction, ana
Tha nrooertv will rapidly Increase In
(Special Dispatch to Th Journal.)
Salem, Or., Feb. 17. Judge Oeorge
H. Burnett of the circuit court In a
stirring address to the members of the
Young Men's Christian assoclatloa In
their lecture hall yesterday urged
them to jrood citlsenshlp.
Judge Burnett, In a preamble to hla
lecture, which waa on "Law Observ
ance," stated that ha wanted the audi
ence, which consisted of about 100 men,
to be good, not only on Sundays and
when In their respective places of
worship, but on the streets, at all times
and everywhere.
Judge Burnett severely censured
those men, whom he classed as "so
called respectable business men," who
laughed and winked at violations of
Eighf hundred pairs to choose from-SEE THEM IN OUR
WINDOWS we cl(feed out seven hundred shirts in this
sale last week we expect to close these put this week
This advertisement contains no exaggerations
BEN
ELLING
LEADING
CLOTHIER
Statement No. 1 or to make any state- ; Z" B VI" " '7 " '""u tKZ,,na
ment or platform outlining his views J'wJ"
on questions of Interest. The people f 'dve lnhnthJ?p!?yJ?flV y.0in"
of this district are overwhelmingly in bysK. wJsra.,fled before the Judge
favor of the principle involved In State
ment No. 1 and the outcome of bis can
lor breaking Into a stnra an atoui
Ing bottles of beer and whlak.v Pun.
mmii nil. i. airu IIJO UUltUHIU ui uio tii- , .(-...l- L rf "
AiAi, Im hslnir nhaorva with Interaat lluuing, 11 SSIQ.
by Its frienda fn this district LLd " ott lleve, Jther '".a man
B. W. Mulkey. Democrat, for county Ju that would not rise up and
clerk, atid Robert Odell, Republican, for .a" Insult to the flag of our
sheriff, both up for reelection, occupy fu"try- tner men who would go
the unique position of being unopposed lnt the very thickest of the battlo.
for either nomination or election. Both J nt. ,un' lp the cannon's mouth, un-
have made efficient nad faithful of- I "nu"n r"r n cause of the coun
ficera and the sentiment of the county yJPetD WV wouId make any sacrifice
v.. iiBiuro, dui wnn ara rr tn-
value. Th street railway company is
preparing to exiena us lines 10 mo pro
posed fair grounds during the coming
year.
DRUNKENNESS AMONG
STUDENTS MUST STOP
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Stanford University. Cal.. Feb. 17.
Authorities of Stanford university face
a criala in dealing with the problem of
drunkenness cmong the atudenta. Pres
ident Jordan admits the seriousness of
the situation In these diplomatic words:
"It seems that of late there has been
an Increase In drunkenness." .The acad
emic council In formal resolutions de
acants on the necessity of "freeing the
university from the burden and dl-j
grace of student arunKenness.-
The doctrine of establishing an Inn
or canteen under the control of the au
thorities 'as a sort of aualtfled and ob
tainable reform Is gaining headway.
President Jordan aaya the present con
dition must be remedied first. After
'that ho thinks the subject of an Inn
could be niscussea wun propriety. Res
idents of tne campus anven to exasper
ation bv the continued annoyance re
sulting from the uncurbed course of
'atudants who have been imbibing too
freely, have organized a clvlo federation
tor league for their own protection
against disorder.
The crisis came 10 dava ago with the
accidental killing of Student Coolev as
the conclusion of a carousal at Menlo
park.
Leap Tear at Verboost.
(Rpertal rtlpatrh to Th Journal.) v
Forest Grove. Or..' Feb. 17. An all-
dav dance was given bv the German
alrls of Verboost Thursday. Tha
maidens from the- fatherland scarcely
stopped for dinner so enthusiastic were
jjlhev over the leap year affair.
Is very general for retaining them
up to date tne registration nas oeen
progressing very slowly, only 246 being
registered out of a total of 1,600 voters.
divided as follows: Republicans. 133;
Democrats. 94: Socialists. 11: Prohibi
tionists, 3: refused to state politics, 2;
Independent, 1: "straddle of the fence," 1.
Figuring a total of 1.600 voters In the
countv this would give the Republicans
a plurality oi zt4, wnicn is a material
gain for the Democrats over the vote
cast two yeara ago, when the county
was safely Republican by at least 350
votes.
YAMHILL COUNTY
Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION
(Special DUpitcb to The Journal.)
McMlnnville, Or.. Feb. 17. The first
annual convention of the Yamhill
County T. M. C. A. opened at the asso
ciation rooms here at 10 a m. Satur
day. The purpose of the conven
tion is ror tne discussion or meth
ods of carrying on the county
work and th election of a per
manent county committee to surpervlse
the work. The principal speakers were:
Ell Ludwlg, county secretary: Rev. E.
M. Sharp of Portland, Dr. W. O. Powell.
if. Rhodes. H. A. Da sell. University
of Oregon, and J. C. Clark of the Port
land y: M. C. A.
Tomorrow there will be a aulet hour
service at 9 a. m.. a hovs' and men's
meeting In afternoon and closing serv
ices at the First Methodist church In
the evening.
In disobedience to the laws of the land.
i", wrong to avoid Jury duty, but
so-called 'respectable cltltens' do :t
There are merchants who disobey the
jaw in many small ways. but. as Mr
. Bays. if. nurts bus
iness to execute the laws.' That Is
good argument, when the dollar be
comes the standard of excellence, but
not until then, and that will never be"
okT. u"e urne" ""voted a consider
able portion of his discourse to what
"fii;'sary to Improve the condition
imfrn,ment and e'-ted that no
more legislation was needed; that there
w2 natJ?1 -h leK8ltln. and what
lLws metX t0 carry out the
The conclusion nt h .
in substance as follows:
t . g" .you- aentlemen, the flag
stain It UrTnhMd0..not,nln that will
fif -1 "Phold the laws yourself
elect men who will uphold them- back
by them6" UPl Vte for them
in conclusion. I sa
the commonwealth o:
CLIFFS EEGISTERS
FIRST ROBBERY
(Special Dlipatrb to The Journal.)
Cliffs, Wash., Feb. 17. The first rob
bery at Cliffs haa been committed. Ed
ward Dorachheimer, a hard working la
borer for C- W.- Kerrlck & Co., contract
ors, building the roundhouse, water
tank, depot, 20 pocket coal bunker, sec
tion house and other buildings here,
went to the camp bunkhouse to make
some change in his wearing apparel at
noon time. He had been wearing a belt
that contained $150, consisting princi
pally of gold coin.' The weight of the
belt made It an Incumbrance, and he
removed it ana placed It, with the
money in It, In a-leather satchel, which
he locked securely. Dorachheimer is
quite deaf, ana In his hurry he did not
notice ther was an occupant In one of
tne ounKs, when he returned to the
bunkhouse In th evening his satchel
had been cut open full length and his
money was gone. The man who had
been In one of the bunks In the same
room also disappeared and has not re
turned to claim the wage due him.
THIRD FLOOR, C0RBETT BUILDING
IS THE HOME OFFICE OF
COBWEB rXFTK
and liOBBIBOIT
(Ijregoiiffife
I 7 t you, God save
The address was heartlfy applauded.
SOCIETY BANQUET
AT FOREST GROVE
'IW'I piapatch to The Journal )
Feh 17 Ti?iV"8lt Forest Grove- Or.,
17 The bls"&"est social event of the
college year was given Saturday night
n tl? ama Sigma Literary society.
aborate banquet was served In
ffl -TH ,to .!!" fiends at the
,,..., iiuici. misses Alice Howell
C Fr'a'nklfn'1 LfLS' tonA
thefuslc KV, Portl-n1 furnished
tiful wl h ti Hnlng-room was beau
tirul with the scores of pennants and
ferns as decorations. fe"nanis and
innn- Petora. an alumnus of Port
land, acted as toaifmaeter and called
Ka.ISd'uS- ,Law,rence: "HeHds.
Skates Roller 7n?e6the?Tnrds'lacy.:
SpaHts. nd ValentlneS.S H wi
The guests of honor were Professors
Skn,R?L ?.. HaryfThl
and r vV.i, 'L" lv ""race McKay
CAUGHT WITH LOTS
OF PENNIES 0r HIM
ri.P'C,,U D'I),tFh to Th. Jonrail.)
Cllrfs, wash., Feb 17 Sneclal Don.
S .yr1Sh!r,,lra Henderson. accomPanrePd
rL;nYn.ofCll". at theP(3,II.
-.ViX "-! ouiuraay arrested a
GLADYS SAILS
mrais
Incidentally Carries Back to
Hungary Her Recently
Acquired Count.
New York, Feb. 17. Occupying the
finest suite that money could buy.
the Count and Countess Laszlo Szech
enyl, the latter formerly Miss Gladys
Vanderbllt, sailed Saturday for France
on the Kalserin August Victoria with
bft trunk.
On the ship, occupying the lmperlall
suite, a little rarther art man tne count
and countess, was William K. Vander
bllt and his friend, William E. Hoyt
(number of trunks unknown).
It Is merely, a coincidence that th
countess and her uncle should have en
gaged passage (and trunk space) on the
same ship, vanderbllt is going to tne
Mediterranean for a yachting tour and
Is In no way associated with the coun
tess, her party or her trunKs.
The count and oountess are going
straight to the formers horn In Hun
gary, trunks and all.
TEACHERS OF LANE
WHO GET PAPERS
A. I MTtitif
Praldnt
TKB rOX.ICTXOI.SZBS' OOiarAJTY
U SAMUEL, CLARENCE 8. SAMUEL
OanaraJ Manager Aaaietant Manager
shelter there for tho nio-h u.v-
sheriff and the special deputy had been
scouring the country for several days
trying to apprehend a man who was
"A .ih,a T7 thr,"fh this section
and acting In a auspicious manner.
They suspected he might be the person
who robbed the postof flee and store of
M. Rob neon of Columbus Tuesday
n ght. The man captured refused to give
his name to the sheriff n koi.
searched It was found he had about 150
one cent pieces, some nickels and dimes
and several rniors. He' waa taken to
Goldendnle and lodged In Jail to await
preliminary examination.
Cures baby'a croup, Wlllie'a dally cuta
and bruises, mamma'a sore throat
grandma's lameness Dr. Thomas' Kle&!
trie OU th great houaehold rmdy.
(Bpedal Dispatch to The Journal.)
Eugene. Or., Feb. 17. County School
Superintendent W. R. Dlllard and a
sistanta have completed the grading of
the papers of those who took the quar
terly examination for certificates last
week. The following were successful
First grade Margaret Tiffany, Eu
gene: Ross Mathews. Thurston; Clara
E. Tavlor. Eugene; Mrs. A. Von Ininan
K:lmir: Orace Sailor. Lowell.
fiornnd erade R. W. Smith. Junction
City; Mrs. E. A. Dean, Eugene; Jane
Van Prooyen, Leaburg! Mary Day, Go
shen: Rubv McCluskey, Eugene; Ollie
Walte. Eugene: Josephine Hurd, Eu
irene: Mamie Sheridan,. Eugene; Eva
Mleelns. Soringfleld: Jessica Orswell,
Thurston; Jennie Herbert, Eugene;
Martha Howard. Lowell; John Holmes,
wnltervllle: Kthel Moore. Lorane; Lau
rel Inman, Eugene; A. A. Kuyburz, Ma
bel; Roberta Calvert, junction uuy.
Third irrade Harriet Patterson. Eu
gene; Welby Huston. Madison; Joseph
ine Casey. Junction city; jutnei crump,
Eugene; Gertrude Robson, Crow; Eliz
abeth Freeman, Eugene; W. E. St. John,
Eugene; Clare Lee. Junction City; Ma
bel Ada Smith, Walker: Erma Smith,
Springfield; Ernest Jones, Eugerre:
Relle Truedale. Eugene; Ruby Ed
wards. Springfield; Allie Bailey. Eu
gene: Mlna Magnu. Eugene; Nellie
MoCord. Creswell; May Sprouse. Cot
tage Grove: Ruth Balderee, Eugene:
Belle Toll. Eugene; Susan Irvln. Wal
tervllle; Lizzie Suffel. Pleasant Hill;
Mary Smith, Springfield.
Primary Cora Deyee. Springfield;
Mrs. Blanche Gilbert. Marcola.
MARION COUNTY PRESS
TO WORK IN HARMONY
v (Special Dltteh to Tt Journal.)
Salem. Or.. Feb. 17. The newspaper
publishers of Marlon county met ntl
tne tiotei vviiiameiie oaiuruay nis'it
and formed a county press association.
William J. Clarke of Gervals was made
president, Carl Abrams of the Salem
Statesman, secretary, and H. E. Browne
of the Sllverton Appeal, treasurer. Ad
vertising rates were discussed and a
minimum rat agreed upon. All busi
ness relations with advertisers who cut
out newvipera are to be reduced to a
BMMMMaMMiraraiMlaTMgM
S m tt iXC n.Ml ljnll liYuiTT Ui Mix I
A few lots for sale at $100.00 each that are worth
S vest Our Ints arf nn thp Mt .9ont-f 1lna nnA Kltr
"w ' wa.. wwrwva. AltiWj VgAW UlUO,
from street car.
. v. mwrn & ca
Phone Tabor 732 320-327 Corbel! Buildinn
ai dm
M
MIMKMBaBBaiHKMKaliaMBiam
CARTERS
r?mnk
IVER
(DOLIE
Sick Hwdaeh and relieve all th trouble inci
dent to a billons atat of th syatam. auch aa
Dlzzinesa, Hausaa, Drowilnoaa. Oiatrwa aftar
atlng . Fain la tha Bide, Ac While their moat
ranarkabl auoeees has ben shown la ourlng
mi
Baadaeh. yet Carter' Littl LI tot pm ara
qually valoabl in Oonatipatlon, curing and pre
venting tblsannoylngoomplalnt,whlla they alao
eorraotaUdlaordaraoitbeatoinachtlninlkt th
llvar and regulate the bowels. Srealf the J only
Ache they would be slnioat prloeleaa to thoa who
aaffer from thlidlatreaitngoomplalnt; butrorro
natalr ttMlrgoodmaadoea ootend ber,and thoa
whoonoetry them will find theae little pills valu
able in ao many ways that they will not be wll-
llllg to do without them. But after allsickhaad
ACM
la the bane of so many lives that her Is where
we make onr great bout Our plllaouralt while
others do not.
Carter's Littl liver Pills ar very tmall and
very aur to take. Ooe or two pills make a doaa.
They are strlotly vegetable and do not gripe of
porga, bat by their gentle action plana all who
nas them.
cutis itisicaii ao., mr tcix.
UE MM SbllPra
minimum. Marked hostility was mani
fest toward the measures of th Peo
ple's Power league.
CALIFORNIA
fO UNCT tU
ItftV fWTtg Of
Portia ndto Los Angeles
AND RETURN . .
Including Side Trips to Santa Cnui, Del Monte. Monterey
and Pacific Grort. '
ONE MONTH FOR GOING TRIP ?
SIX MONTHS FOR RETURN TRIP
STOPOVERS AT PLEASURE WITHIN LIMITS
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S
Sunshine floral festivals, endle.r drives through orange orchard
laden with golden fruit; splendid beaches, surf bathing, thriving
cities palatial hotels and resortsf and trfany other attraction!, com
bine to make it the most attractive place in America at thli season
oi tne year. . s s-a.... .. ...,,. .,.
THE ROAD OP A THOUSAND WONDERS
Which takes you there, hasn't an uninteresting hour for the entire
trip. Read about it Call at the
City Ticket Office, Third and Washington Sts PortknJ
and inquire all about ft
C.
Aberdeen's Lid Tightened.
(Special DfcnMtch to The Journal.)
Aberdeen, Wash.. Feb. 17. It la ex
pected that th conviction of O -
vammen on a charge of keeping hla
saloon open on Sunday will tend to clo
the Ud tlchter than avar. .fnr .
at least especially as Prosecuting At
torney Boner aaya ha will prosecute
tn'SlJ??t2om" hforlm. A
complaint had been mad against th
keeper of th Twin saloon oa th aam
charge, but they forfeited their lo'.'.t
by non-appearance. ,, . ,
; "V." New Nofarlr,
. Balem. Or.. rb. IT. r.it of r -
publlo r)polnte4 tn tor -
of Oreson: C. B. Vv ina, A!;.'. - -B.
McKinley. Tillamook.
M