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THE OREGON DAILY' JOURNAL PORTLAND, ' TUESDAY EVENING, -.FEDRUARY 18, 1003,
FORCB OF ; LIFE : : v
WHAT IT IS AND WHAT IT DOES
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TRIUMPHS OVER DISEASK-ADDS WONDERFUL NERVE FORCE
v , - 4 OXYGEN TO PURIFY THE BLOOD. ' r
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CONDITION DUE
'fifii iiiiiiiij ., mm m j s v ti m i . i ., ,1
T00VERW0RK
I'M It" A I liir Ml IIP I All V uiiiiliiiliii iiu, :i.i:;:y.iu:;v
u t U YI I III Vll -.111;:.! UtllM'''r-T ,V-
i . jui 1 171 1 1 vi 1111 i k i HirV
Portland Candidate for State
'Legislature to Follow Peo-
Lple's Wishes., '
A Battle Creek Woman Describes
Her Symptoms arid Tells How
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
V Cured, Her. ?' V.
(Halted Trtm teased Win.)
Aalom, Feb. It. n. A. Brattaln,
Waymire Radding Conspiracy Against
, . , T f j r f I Baiom,. Feo. ii. iu a. iirauairt, or
iMsyor Harry Lane Outlined in Full jswi rtSS. SKTTtt
. - t ' T T L J ' J ' I wenty-iirsi district on uif ttepuDiican
Before Sesbmony Is Introaucea gtoe.
h v- 1 . I "If elected, I will vote for the Repub-
,-Vt
.1 k
1
reourt Filled With Gfowd of Curiosity:
L6ving Spectators
? .rnJtit'f ty and Blfht, th teitl
wony of b stat and of U defenM
4n th cm of ilra. Bella Waymlra and
. . Radding, charged with outrag
ng public dtoancy by an attempt to
blacken the reputation of Mayor Lane,
ire outlined before the Jury In Jdre
bantenbeln'a department of the circuit
court tbla morning... Opening etete
nente by Dan J. Malarkey . for', the
' prosecnUon and W. R. McOarry for the
defense occupied the whole of the morn
ing session, and the taking of testimony
did not begin until this afternoon.
i Heats In the courtroom were at a pre
mium long before 1:10 o'clock, the bour
for tha nrxtnins- of court, and nearly all
of those who came early remained until
th noon recess was declared, compell
ing late comers to stand. All available
standing room In the room being occu
pied. lxiuty Sheriff iones. es a sort
nf mAr-iai HnlllfT. run red the eager spee
tutors in two long lines, and outside
tha courtroom, as far back as the
. speakers' voices could be heard, men
stood for hours to aatch what they
could of the proceedings Inside.
Only Wemaa la Court.
Mrs. Waymire wee again the onlr
. woman in the courtroom. Sitting back
of her counsel, wearing the same modest
suit of gray material that she wore
yesterday and watching ; the speakers
as they addressed the Jury, she scarcely
stirred throughout the morning session.
If she has mannerisms, she does not
display them in court. - Her demeanor
is serious, but her face broke Into a
broad smile when Attorney Malarkey,
In describing, the beginning of the at
tack she is said to have made on the
mayor, said that she began to pant and
gurgle, and the mayor from hie medi-,
cat experience," believed" she wae about
to have a fit. v. . ;, i ... --'I
, The opAiing statement of Malarkey
occupied ita hour and fifteen minutes,
and that ef McGarry took practically
the' same length of time, the latter
closing soon after the clock struck the
noon hour. Both speakers narrated the
features of the case substantially as
thev were detailed la the preliminary
hearing, with a few added details and
H-icy remarks for the benefit of the
jury. Both attorneye were Inclined to
drift Into argument, so that Judge Oan-
tenbein was compelled to aamonisn
morning filed a copy of his petition for
norainv.uon to ina ornra or representa
tive of the Seventeenth district. Com
prising Clackamsa and -' Multnomah
counties, on toe KepuDlloan. ticket, with
th secretary of state. Dr. Belt has
algned statement No. 1.
Ina obsarvad tha men there, as though
lying in wait for something to happen,
Dr. Andaraon warning- the elevator mu
to 'look out for them aa he left, the
hnlldlnav
Aralnst the objection of the defense
Malarkeyaiso said ne proposed to provs
that Redding approached T. C Devlin
and Councilman Wills during the last
campaign for mayor with an offer to
trap tha mayor with a woman and. thus
ruin Dr. J-ane'a political prospects. "Dv.
11 n and wills refused to consider tne
matiar or irv 10 oeai nm mayor i ui.ii- ' a j. r " -t Xl
way. The defense win oojeci to, teen- ijiso JUI3. 1HSB Ueiienil Xilt'C-
monr on this line when it la offered. I " ,
and hopes to shut it out.
Tha avmntnms described In the fol
I Iflivln. .au ar un rnmmon today wher
ever overwork, and worry have resulted
In
whl
careful
Twenty-first district on tha Republican I nan
mon
healt
the
a u ... A .t
VOlCal. r. ' " ' M.. . a i a ..la evrnhlnm
Dr. waiter c. Belt, or roruanti. this
Boutell Laiihches Cannon
Boom in IIouseonTliirty-
Remarkable Opinion of Force of JLito by United States Commis
sioner. Ridgway. ; '.V ."V;c K',
llcaa -candidate lor-sanator to congress
a decline in health tnat tne means oy k'Miftli Ann rAMnmfnfliA Wll&H IUUK rn I Jtwinn fa v-
eh a. cure was effected deserve the uuuMomj( vi UW .. . ,. ., , :- y ; I, TBtf ATMtTMT ; ' t. .'.
Attention of ,- every Uoughtful ... A AAna' t TtTA 1... . vV'-v't:'-,1.;.' v.?1v-4. r -'.Vi ;.V. ' ,
and .woman, 'it is eucn eonaiuons i xiis ivumra; iuuuu u v I i .." V" s.j , r '.':': , p.- y-l : -.;' '
ly reirtected until theJnJury to the "'.', eterflH SttftalvOr. - ; : Y I r--.-l1.. TJ.i.:k Kw Tl Cmrtr TC Peuttant, TWaftnnt TTre
h latest repair. It' Is therefore I ' . -uuuiy vw w ...T" ,v .
Dart of wisdom to -take tne remeay , ; r.,,: ,"1 't Tim-Tima :.
I . - m " - T I - I . t - . . , a ,S . 1 'v. .' " . rfi
as soon ee the first warning symptoms
are noted. x Bhe says: "
umnil tnnnlha T was S1CV WIIR
anaemia and Dart of the time had to
remain In bed. It was brought on by
overwork which produced a, . run-oown
condition. My
the secretions
cheeks and lips
hich produced a run-aown the hotlse of representath
Sdy kl5neya wera wea.and today, .WBen Congressman
lC.nwtwr h!fd b.5 nunol. preclplUted a r.ma
-(Catted Press Leased -vrire.)V'' .;J
Washington," Feb. 18. Ono of the
most dcamatio scenes aver witnessed In
the bona of representatives ' occurred
Boutell of
remarkable dam-
ISIS
headaches, disiy and fainting spells and J onstratloa by delivering a touching
would see black specks floatlnr bfr
mv avea. I would orten navs pinn-
tlon of tha heart, could get no rest from
sleep, was nervous, low-spiruwu uju
wAalr u Klnnit waterv and I
rilHn't tiiv. atrenath anouarh to WOCBt.
we employed a nocior . tor
months, but without s vail. Then I read
ft. MfikPHiiTaV naZ I tn unoi slateamno. in the course
about Dr. WUllama Wnk Pills in a Pa- jof m, remarks BouteU recalled the fact
oration urging tha nomination of
"Uncle Joe" Cannon.' sneaker of tha
house, for the presidency, ' ' .s
This being the- thirty-fourth annN
versary of Speaker Cannon's first speech
In the house. Conareasman Hontell
chose this occasion on which to laud
f ..-v-t
them to state onlr the facts, and leave
out the argument. .. , ,
v , Tells 9t :Vloi
According to Malarkey, the affair In
the mayorV-office on the evening of
September 28 last was the result of a
plot entered into by four conspirators
to blacken tha mayor's reputation. Be
sides the two defendants on (trial, he
named Mandela y and Bell aa conspira
tors, the letter being the admirer, of
Mrs. Waymire, - who accompanied her
to Vancouver on the night of Sep tern
uer zt. .'. . - -. ,!'.!. ';'
Mr. Marlarkey first exhibited and e
plained a diagram of Mayor Lane's of
fice in the Hamilton building, wheto
the now historic episode took place, lie
described the furniture and the ' floor
plan, and then took up Mrs. waymire'a
calls on the mayor, ana seeking advice
as to. how to regain control of her
child, whom she had left with her hus
' band In tha- east .-: "...$.... '
On October 16, he said, tha giving of
- a letter oi recommendation to tne wo
. man was first mentioned. The mayor
forgot about the letter, and wnen Mrs.
Waymire again called for it he told
, lier to telephone his stenographer. Finally
ino jeiier was wrmen, out wnen, on
the occasion of the next call, he started
w (itv iu avvwi. xiv vu,u. nam I uunir IJIAU U (.IIV IfUUmflK 1
was wrongly spelled and be was com-1 the floor below ' when he
' peiled to ask her - te call some-other
time. ,. He said the mayor, during the
course or mesa cans, had nexer fixed
any particular date for Mrs. Waymire
, to . caii.
, - Tore Kia Clothing.
."On September If,' said the speaker,
. "after he found that tha letter was
not In ahSDe ? to rive her because of
' the misspelling, he sought to bow berl
out or nis office.; Then sne began to
pant ana gurgle and ne reared she was
about to have a fit. ' Susldenly she
threw herself upon him, tore his clothing,-and
screamed at the top of her
voice, so that the disturbance waa heard
nown on tne second iioor or the build
ing. Then It was that Janitor Drew
' Btarted to unlock the door, but Radding
came up and smashed ' in the . glass.
Mayor Lane and the woman were seen
struggling, in such position aa - if he
- were trying to get her to go out and
she were resisting. The mayor was
neard, 'woman, damn it, let go of me,
are you crasyT"
Malarkey called attention to the fact
that as Mrs. waymire left to take the
elevator, referring to tne mayor ae "an
old brute," she did not speak to Rad
ding, whom she knew so well, and did
not appeal, to mm to netp ner or escort
her. home. Instead, Radding ran down
tne stairway, c
. . -4 v,r?, Traoes Bforeaiants. ?
The sneaker .then traced Mn ft a A
ding from her home In Missouri, where
sne separated rrom aer nusband. arrlV'
ing in Portland last March,, She met
Kadding about one month After she
came, he said.. Radding waa rooming
wua s jeweier namea sen at inurman
sna i weniy-inira streets, and Mrs,
; Waymire went there to see him several
times, where Radding introduced her an
nis sweeuieart. t At tne same time, said
Malarkey, or soon after, she was being
imrouucea in anomer pari or town as
Bell's sweetheart. Finally she, Radding
and Bell rented a seven-room house at
. rouneentn and Montgomery streets and
lived there together. Mrs. Waymire
. panning as tne we or Ken, They re
mained in this house only a short time,
moving thence to the house on Morrl-
,-. ueiween jviorrison ana Yam
hill, -where the trio had two furnished
rooms and Mrs..,Waymira did the cook-
v ? ' , . All Abont Baddlng.
.-The speaker then narrated the well.
TwCi J4.".." ?.bout Radding having
tk.vi ""i"cnu,Mnaeiay 10 come to
the Hamilton building about 6:30 o'clock
iT Vr scene in the may-
2t.?ttl0 as .he. wanted Mandelav at
Zrt Xtuhaad Za Xasl
Mr. McOarry for tha defense declared
that the whole affair la a ease or love-
ma kin r on the part of the mayor. He
said Mrs. Waymire left her husband
In the east because ha treated her
brutally and Is a criminal,' and , aba
went to Mayor Lane because of her
solicitation for the welfare of her child.
The first .meetings with the mayor
were ' somewhat format,' ne said, but
Dr. Lane kept telling , her j to come
again and he would ae what could
be done. His attitude -gradually
enangea. said tne speaker, ana ne Degan
calling her "girlie," asked her wher
she was working, how much- she was
earning and suggested that she might
be able to better her - condition. - He
proposed'. that she go Into the rooming
house business, and told her he would
try and arranae the matter ao aha could
do ao. .
When she went back again, said Mc
Oarry. tha mayor oalled her dearie.''
and nine" davs before the climax in the
mayor's office the Idea of the letter
of reoommendation waj suggested. The
mayor is a splendid letter writer, said
tha speaker, but it took, him nine days
to prepare that three-Una letter that
was finally evolved.' : , . '. , t , ,
. Orocary Accounts Charged,
' Finally, at the . mayor's suggestion,
and against the protest of Hadding and
Beil,. who disliked the rooming-house
Idea, she rented the rooming hoase at
Fourteenth and Morrison. Bhe did not
pass as the wife of Bell, said 'the
speaker, but Bell roomed there, and In
stead of paying for hla board In cash
ha told the grocer to charge the gro
ceries bought by Mrs. Waymire to hla
account . .
Several days before the final meet
lna"'B the mayor's office, continued
McGarry, Mrs. Waymire visited the
mayor and he tried to hug and kiss her.
She repulsed him, and he then apolo
gised, saying he was an old fool, that
he was aorry. and that If she would
coma back a train on tha afternoon nf
September tS he would have the letter
reauy ror ner without rurther trouble.
She did return as requested, and the
mayor renewed his lovemaklng In such
vlolentynanner that aha waa compelled
iw iscnnun or jieip, , v - ; , r , ,
Steady tot Testlmonjr. :
- M Qarrv salil ha vmiM - nhnv that
mere was no orearrano-ed nlan nn h
Crt of Mrs. Waymire, but that Mande
y had on a former occasion seen her
comlna rrom tha mavnr'a nflca u4
naa raia naaum gwnat ne saw.
Bell wanted to marry Mrs. Radding,
ana he grew Jealous .because of the
woman's frequent visits to the mavor's
office. To allay the suspicions of Bell,
which he regarded as unfounded. Han
ding arranged to have Mandelay come
10 ine Duuaina on me afternoon in
question as a witness. The speaker de
nied that Radding had been. lurking
arouna ine nans oeiore tne screams
were heard In tha mavor's offlr. it
said that Radding had gone to see an-
oiner man in tne Duiidins and was on
Ml . - a 1 . . T. a ,
neara tne
; trie Will Come Up to Beg-
ular Order.
rer and soon after began to take them.
a fw knim cured me. xlvlng . me
atBna-th and rlcntv of blood, and 1 have
been well and strong aver since.
an veneral la tha success OI LIT. nil
llama Pink Pills In curing ' anaemia
ih. llrVnav la aafalv stated that thsy
are the .most certain reroeuy ior
that when Cannon made hla first speech
in eonaresa soma one auatreaied that
oats might be found in his pocket i
Then he quoted from- Cannon's speech,
which asked for the free distribution, ef
Been a mrouga ine mans.
"(TJnlted Press Leaaad Wlre.l '
Balem, Feb, It. The supreme court
refused to advance tha suit of the state .
agalnat tha General Electrlo 'company.
nd handed down three opinions.
Tha Oregon Electric Railway . com
pany against TerwiUiger Land com
pany, appeal from Judge Fraaer, motion
to retax costs denied. -
Edwin winter agamet union risner-
men's Co-operative packing company,
aDPeal f rem Judas Sears, reversed.
William H. Ireland against Albert
LWsrd, appeal from Judge Harris,
ne county, affirmed.
Attorney General Crawford ' moved
the: dismissal of -four old cases that
have hung fire for many years.
A Force .of Xlfe contslns the constitu
ent elements of call life and trv force.
It generates the vital elementa upon
which onr health And exleteace depend.
It is pot a patent medicine. It Is not a
cure-all It is not a single preparation
for anv one particular disease. Force
of t,if a Includes a series of remedies
based upon one Idea..: It contains oxygen
to kill the germs that Infest your blood
and to purify your- system. -
wnen you taxe f orce ox un you mrw
iax ins; a. speoiai preacripnun iw ruur
particular disease under the personaldU
rectlon of Dr. George K. Cowtant - rott
are taking a treatment baaed upon the
knowledge . and experience of , some of
tne greatest pnysicians sna scientists
the 'world hss ever known.
Dr. O. E. Coutant waa former exam
iner for the United fltatee pension Of
fice and is a practitioner of over to
years standing. .. He gave us large and
lucrative practice to take up this work.
He stated upon the completion of a care
ful and conscientious examination of
FORCS OF LIFE; In. all my experi
ence I can "conscientiously say 1 -have
never, before .seen - any treatment ;,that
could , compare to Force , of Life. In
la reply to the suggestion about eats
diUopsT of thin, weak and watery blood. I cannon on that occasion replied: "Yes:
i ney are a-j
tml lAva cu
debllia'. where the gtomacn ana , otner i ate affected that way, -but -we expect
urnui ui . liiv uuui " . . ,u awu imui buuhwiii vmu ihhj i ----- - , . - - -
disordered' almply through lack of crops,". . , , y ; .. saying this I stake A reputation of many
proper nourishment' They ,hava v also AXlar Bo u tall ad. quoted this part of years standing.", . i , f
been especially successful V n curing tha old speech the scene that touched Pr' c2u.a"t personally ! Too
rheumatiam and after-effects Of tha the heart of the ruaaed old Jea-laiator Is a home treatment within
grip and of fevers. . -t , - ' . - f rom .HUnols followed. Cheers rang f I, J i'i . t'm0,nli ",u
r .,-. ni..., e Ik. I tmm w, wm . t. v . 1 1 .v. . . J. i Parts 91 J.the llnlted fit tea aaatlfv to
Bloodand a copy of our diet book will pi a use lasted aeveral minutes.-. - T tha wonrful power contained Force
be nt f rea on rauest. ' ' -When the1 cheering subsided Con- 2':Uf ?mdL 'rora H aufferlng
Dr. Wlillami fjnt run are sora I '',ui". suit suinanig, snoui'
all 'druggists, or will.be sent, postpaid,
on receipt -oi price; ov cema rw uu.
alv hosaa for 12.60. bv the Dr. William I
Medicine Company, ecnenectaay, n. .
I, ed: , "And the oats he sowed 14 years ytBUtas COM
:J ago weren't wild ate. They ' have AT -inn t vr t h
i yielded generous returna Three times fac? 1
CHILDREN TO
has 'Uncle Joe' been elected speaker of
the bouae of reoresentativea and hnv
6 ladiv-within the next few months wHl I
, le farmers and other workers of the
I country join witu his district Un. con
ferring upon him, tha nation's greatest
oonon;
from various dleeaars mnA comnlalnts
United BUtas COMMISSIONER RIDG-
lree months Invest!
T.IITEL Ha made an
exhaustive, report covering - over 40
pages,' Among other things he said In
"Tt would ennenr .that bv
this means (FORCE OF LIFE TREAT- :
this report:,
this means I
MENT) a benign Influence upon the
community has been created In edmlnle-.
terlng to the ailments of the people.. In
Mr. Hyatt's case, his testimony shows
a remarkable recovery. , 'raised as it
were from the grave, t , '
- This opinion ,waa rendered sftef a
careful snd Impartial Investigation .by
a UNITED STATES offlcer sworn to do ,
his duty snd the above remarkable optn- ,
ion was given after listening to- the per'
annul testimony of patients cured by
FORCE OF LUTH TREATMENT. .,
Mrs. N.-W. 3owdn of Newbern, X. ;
C... - says; "One veac. ago I waa in a
dvlng condition. Three doctors had '
Slven me uo to die. I tried FORCE! Of
MFB and today I am a well woman. I
i nan it uoa ror tne aay me treatment
waa sent roe.". . ;:',..'
Dr. Coutant has numerous testlmonl,
Sis that FORCE OF LIFE has suc
ceeded where physicians have failed.
No matter what your ailment no mat-,
ter whet vour disease, FORCE OF LIFE
MAT CURB YOU, It .will eost you
nothing to find out t , , ,
Tha day your letter Is - received de
scribing your symptoms a diagnosis of
your case will be made and a course
of treatment sent you absolutely free.
This is open only for a limited time.. It
la made to demonstrate to von that
FORCE Of LIFE VYILI CURE TOU If
' All Information Is treated absolutely
confidential. He oan help you aa thou- ;
sands of otners have been helped. Fill
out tha coupon and aend a description ,
of your ailment -It will cost you roth
I nr. It mav save your life.' Address
O, E. Coutant M. D auite lOtOA, Syra
cuse, N..T. . i .r -.,,v-- ;.'.,, , . ...
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81
I
GUARD
screams. He then ran tip tha stairs and
broke In tha alass door." .
" McGarry declared the testimony will
snow inti ine mayor is tne one at rauit.
and he , expeoted the Jury to so find
when the evidence la heard, nntwith.
standing tne naio witn Which the mayor
nam oeen aurrounuea.
The Jury was completed veaterdav
uvvruwn, anu is maae up as ionowa:
R. . M. Cannon, R. Burthenshaw, E.
Schmedler, W. C. Haseltlne. Thomas H.
Smith. W. W. Church. J. D. Hennea.v
John Cromjulst, N. Harris, William
saies, u. v. uowit ana a. jr. Btarr.
BOOZE
FIGHTERS SEE
FINISH AT STANFORD
Prohi Professor Put in
Charge, of 'Anti-Thirst
Campaign.
a witness, and f Df. inflZ;5."l."
z m
Coffey drinking and "the
blues", often go together.
But there's health and good
cheer in' a steaming cup oi
well-boiled , -:
"Tiro's a Rc;sca"
(United Press Leased Wire.).
Stanford "University, Feb. 18. Arthur
B. Clark, former prohibition mayor of
the little town of Mayfleld, at present
head of the department of drawing at
Stanford university. Is the man selected
by President Jordan and approved by
the advisory board . to, head the com
mittee) which will attempt to put an
end to student drinking on the campus.
The men Wlu act under Clark. They
are as follows: Professors Arthur M.
Cathcart of the law department, George
C. Price of the toology department. Rob.
ert Swayne of the chemistrv-; depart
ment, and Albert CV whltaker of the
economics department. . ..
The selection of this committee
Which, owing to the recent ruling of
tho trustees against student drinklmr.
stands pledged to rigidly enforce reg
ulations against drinking among the un.
der-araduates at Stanford. will ha
awaited witn great t interest by the
students. The appointment- of Profes
sor Clark aa chairman-la Interpreted as
tne strongest xind of an indication tnat
the authorities are determined to go
afterthe liquor evil hard and earnestly.
ior it wouia oe airiicun 10 una a man
with stronger views on the subieet than
mis new- appointee., professor Clark
tne man larsreiv - resDonslbla . for
the "going dry"' of the llttia towii of
Mayfleld, where ' before 1906 the, stu
dents were in the habit of visiting Mey
ers', the college resort, for a glass of
AGAINST RATS
Marines Stationed at Ships'
gangplanks to Prevent ?
Eats From Landing.
(TJoIted Press Leased Wire.) .
4 Vallejo, Cat. Feb. It. Three marines
are being stationed at the gangplanks
of every vessel which lands at Mare
Island In order to prevent rats leaving
the ship-landing on tha island. Consid
erable amusement' is created" at the
sight of three armed marines guarding
against tiny rodents, but the naval offi
cers are tak In a it very seriously, in
deed. The officers are preparing to ex
terminate the rate on the Island and
will shortly open bids ror '600 traps and
aa many 'rat-prooi garbage cans.
LEBANON METHODISTS
WANT NEW CHTJBCH
ASSURE PEACE ESFEE WILL IT
EOT
i Pr. George, E,. CoutAnt, Suit 1020A, SrracuM, K Y. i
' Enclosed please find statement describing: tar complaint. : Kindly
7 lend me a diagnqsii And fre treatment As Advernaed. : - ,. 1 .t ; r!
Wilson Gill Jtas Scheme for
Correspondence Course'
. for Non-Combatants.
D OB
Addrett.;...;;,..;;.;..;.-;::..;.;...
Proposed Either to Remodel the Old
Bunding or Pot $10,000 Into
New Edifice.
(gpecial Dispatch to The Journal.)
Lebanon, Or., Feb. 18. Some of the
members of the Methodist'. Episcopal
church of Lebanon are agitating the,
question of building a new 110,000
church here. A mass meeting was held
at the church to discuss the matter.
As the result of the last revival held
In the church, the first of the year.
there have been about 150 additions -to
this church and the present buHdlng
nas become too small to accommodate
the membership. At the mass meeting
some favored building an , ddiHon to
the present building, remodeling it and
mtting on a new, roof. Others are in
avor of moving the present buildlna
back and maKing or it. a reading-room
and Epworth league rooms and build
ing a new up-to-date building. By a
vote the trustees were requested to
have plans drawn up for a new church
buiidinar and also Diana ior an addition.
with estimates of the cost of each. The
trustees were - also Instructed to see
what amount of money could be raised
for building and to report at a meeting
to oe neia soon.
(United Prase teased Wire.) '
New York, Fab. IS. With the object
of promoting and fostering .International
fieace. a remarkable movement haa been
auncned at Stamford,' Connecticut.' by
Wilson I GUI. president of the Amer
ican Patriotic leaaue. in - which Presi
dent Roosevelt, former President Cleve
land and many other prominent men are
Interested. .
The plan Is to establish a corre
spondence , between children of tha
"school cities." of the public schools in
the United States and the "school cities"
that have been formed, or are about to
be formed, in foreign countries, with
the Idea of making future citizens of
these countries better acquainted.
It la proposed first to try the experi
ment with the school children of the
United States and Japan.
high: school building
FOB JUNCTION CITY
Eailroad Preparing to Re
duce Working Hours of '
, . Employes. ;
, (United Press Leased Wire.) ; :'
Saa Francisco, Feb. -II. Nine hours
a day for train dispatchers, signal tow-
ermen and telegraph operators, it hours
a day for locomotive engineers, firemen,
brakemen, conductors, yardmen and
switchmen. -
This is the new scale of hours the
Southern Paoiflo officers are busily ar
ranging, to put Into effect en and after
March 4 next. They are to do this In
order to. comply with a law passed by
the last congress, which becomes oper
ative on March 4, and which Is intrust
ed to the interstate commerce commis
sion for enforcement
On the Paclflo coast. Southern Paclfio
and Santa Fa employee to the number
of 8,000 will be favorably affected by
the chan re In hours. On tha Harrimin
roans aione-in the west 12,000 men will
have their working hours reduced, s, . ,
The change will be made with prac
tically no friction, because the volume
of business is unusually light' at pres
ent, owing to the effecte of the recent
money stringency, t . -, ; .
TSi "EFFECtfS REINSURANCE
t; eight "...v.- " 1 !- '
Brownsville's Boom.
(Soeclal DIapateb to The Journal.
Brownsville, Or., Feb. 18. . Never
since pioneer days has this town expe
rienced such a building boom. About
6 fine residences will be built in tha
northern Dart of town, work commenc
ing on them soon. Holloway Heights Ts
oeing settiea up last, mere is an urn.
common demand for houses to rent.
homeseekers are compelled to move on
to other towns. 5 '
; i Negro Murderer Confesses.
(Cnltad fmi Lasscd Wire.) ':
Tacoma, Feb, 18. Haydea Peoples, a
negro, has confessed that he killed Hen
ry Sey fried, a St Joseph. Missouri, aa
loonkeeper, onay o, -for which
wh?w IS. rrRSl here. Peoples,
who was employed in. th saloon, said
he -crept tip behind the bartender while
S?untin ' Money, Vtruck him
with.a bludgeon, stole 12e and left
HEARTBURN
xa one of the most distressing ailments
the person with a weak stomach and
disturbed digestion has to contend with,
but there's no need to continue to suffer
when the Bitters will quickly relieve
you. Therefore always keep a bottle
nancy. . ,
HostetterTs
Stomach
Bitters
(goeelal Pltnateh to Tte Jrmraal.t
Junction Cltv. Or.. Feb. 18. At the
election held here yesterday the propo
sition to bond the school district for
86.000 for a new Hlara School bulldlna
was cameo, s tor ana i against. 1 nn-rvr(T nn minTmrnmAv
It la the intention to build with four UltJJ Tilt, tlr , t ArSIi I fvl-r 1 1 liV
(uuni. vii iiiq lunvr ijuut axiu on - ine
entire upstairs for the assembly
Bix years ago tne present scnooi
ina of four rooms was sufficient:
rooms are now required. . I (Speciu rupitca to The" Jmrnal.)
. ujympia, waan., eo. IS. ine state
Insurance deuartment has been . noti
fied that preliminary negotiations have
tvt . n t i xra tt i nnnTi 1 P" romi" "r.1"" re,"7ur.,n tne
XVXa VfliAIO JULiljAXVXt u"ne"; 2r in" uraer or Washington, a
ruiuoiiu iraiorimi aucieiy, py ioi west
ern x,ire inaemnity company of Chi
caro. The Order of Waahlnrton . has
been issulnr policies oavable aa annui
ties, s- Alter aosorption' by the Chicaso
company tnese - policies when due will
oe payaDie in iuu in one payment ;
WANTS IMPROVEMENT
(United Press Lesstd Wire.)
Washington. Feb. 18. A bill aboro-
priatlng 176,000 for improvementa at
Grays Harbor and the Chehalia river
was introduced In the senate today by
senator rues ox wasnmgion. ,
CRUSHED under coal
V (Ualted Press Leased Wire.) ' '
Tamaqua, Pa., Feb. 18. Twenty-three
men were crushed to death today under
a pile of eoal at the Mid vale mine near
Mount uarmei. ine ooaiea win not be
recovered for several days. ,
Mrs, Ivan CrHarra Dead.
tSoeeisl niaoateb' to Tha JonrnaM
m 'v.k - , o . T
Y iu u, - yji ,, b gu, ac 'Alia. ayah
O'Harra, one of the pioneer residents of
this place, died yesterday of pneumonia,
from which she had been suffering for
some time. ne was tne wire or one or
the leading - farmers of tMTs place and
leavee a large family of children. , The
funeral win do neio tomorrow.
Portlandto Los Arigeles
ft w
AND SSTURN
'.; -' ?, ; -' -' .-v .- . - -- ', . . ,.
v Including Side Trips to Santa Cfur, Del Monte, Monterey
.? 5 and Pacific Otota, ' .
- ' ' " ' ---. ....,...'. ". . . 1
ONE MONTH FOR OOINQ TRIP 1
, :.: SIX MONTHS FOR RETURN TRIP .
; , t STOPOVERS AT PLEASURE WITIIIN; LIMITS
SOUTHE RIM r: C j Li I P O R IN IA'S;
Sunshine, floral festivals, endlets rdrivei " throttgh orange orchards
laden with golden fruit: splendid beaches, surf bathing thriving .
. cities, palatial hotels ana resorts,' and many other attractions, com-1
bine to make it the most Attractive place to America at this season
ot .the Jw.;;--;v
TH6 -ROAD OP X THOUSAND. WONDBR5
, Which takes you there, hasn't en uninteresting hoar for the entire
v v .- , . . trip. Read about it. Call At the i ,
Qty Ticket Office, Third and ,Washlo2ton ' Stw Portland
. ' , and Inquire all about it
MINERS RESCUED FROM
, PENNSYLVANIA MINE
' AesaSBasBsaaaBBsawssBasa .;...'",'
-5 United Press taaed Wire.) ! 'rf
Willlamsport, Pa., Feb. 18. Th J5
men wno were entomned in the mm.
Valley coal mine near Mountain Carmel
yesterday by the bursting of a reservoir, ;
have been rescued v ;..-.-,' i
Shortly before midnight they were
taken- from the mine alive by-rescue
Sanies. una roan was Killed under the
ebris, while the ' living miners wore
fnunit atandinar in mud im tn h.i, Mn, i
,-.- -.- 7x
h USSAIIKaj b&VAX'V
DAY'S NEWS OF
1 X' '. '
i 4 'K " i ' ' - - . x r f .
Judgment in Grimsliaw Cow
:: Case Gives Joy Notes of
h vf " Fairriew.
X-:Y
ktON DUMB WAITER
:j'vtDedi:lPlipatcli to The 7oarsal.) ;
Rftckwood, -Or,, Feb.; 18. In the suit
of i Miles Orlmshaw against anfauto-
mnhiie owner- of Portland ' who
i -,t.ti.l'T!e..n
1 irjf7t..i"r3
N1
CSV.. MM
win - prove -- ooa
oiuslveiy that it
Is an ideal rem
edy for any ail
ment of the Stom
ach, rT Liver and
Kowela It cures
XXATVUEOT, -CaVAKPa,
MAVVZA,
BTXIOVBJrSBI,
EbTSZOESTZOX', ' . '
STSFXPSXA,
FXHA7JI XXTjB, '
ootoib, oarrpa,-
and XAXAaUA,
The genuine with
Private Stamp
over ivck we goar-
Aateatua, ....
' . . i "
; Velrhborbood ravorlta, ' N ''
speaking of Electrlo Bitters, ; says: "It
Is a neighborhood , ravorite Here with
us." It aoaervea to Da a ravorite every
where. It elves quick relief in dysnen-
sla, liver complaint, kidney- derange-(
merit, malnutrition, nervousness, weak
ness ana general demiity. its action on
the blood, as a, thorough purifier makes
it especially useiui as a spring medi-1
cine. This errand alterative tonln la I
sold under guarantee at' Skldmore Drug
Co.'s drug store. SOc.
fxnMiii inrnifMi .. v. thm t..m..i i ... . r , . '
- i i Tnohiie' owner" OI mruana n
: ,SS?"!,T,rBTM MAgaaoan I charged with killing Mr. Orlmshaw'a
and Will Mentsef two Inmates of the StriB.t WfalL; Judn'-Reld-, found for
rnra ttissna a viiiin saw uau i " t ' . . . I . . m ata .
the tilalntirr -in tne sum - oi
state insane asylum at Btellacoom. aa,
caped from- that 'Institution last even
ing by riding from the third story of
one of-the wings to the basement In a
dumb waiter. Hoth have been trn.tu.
but were at times dangerous. It is. be
lieved they have -gone to their homes.
CALIFORNIA BANK IS
PAYING DEPOSITORS
The antiseptic qualities of
Mexicai)
Miisteuxg Uniment
costs. 'This jUdgmenr gives extreme
antmfaotlon to the people living along
the Base Line, as it Is hoped it may
discourage reckless driving, - -The. Pfo
ple are nt opposed to the automobile,
but do seriously object to such reckless
iir inr hv .i lew wno run over
and drive teams and pedestrians to the
woods for safety. t . -
'., iJfot of Falrview.
Hruu.i.1 Tlnt(.h tn The Journal. 1
Falrview, Or Feb, 18.Several Fair-
nalrTavxl flnt VaK ; .. . , rTrt. atA
vfcn.icattur vraa,- k b- a a A iltj J. TW fllvl-ff r airVie W( KJl a, ' CU.,1 a. ci -tt-
dend declared by Receiver J. P. Edoff view people were lit -Portland yeiterday
wiinyi ina JO.iiv vi WU.KiUXMl WAD I Qn DUSlneSS,
paid this morning. The bapk is paying
Indebtedness. . Two policemen were kept
busy disciplining the crowd in front of
the Institution.. t. -
HARRIMAN NEEDED-1 v
ALL TRAINS ON TIME i
A When Vou do things do them
right, ' ' f esterday .. all train
came n on time. Today, ditto., I
i Northern, Paclflo No. 1, due at
Insure Ite w v It expels aH dangmms
oeinff tne k and foreiga matter be-
.mall on Ix&g io "hul
' cases of 1 tne wound. '. Inflamma-
J. tion is kentdown an A the
Diri ( - i 7 I :i no. i, .
jDUrTlSa injnred parts rendered o'clock, arrived on time.-
cainlesa. It soothes and I eoutnera jracino wo. je, au
e
relieves promptly and
, positively." . s ' c -I
Insist on irettinewhat-
ntld 0l y u for substitntet
disappoint " V "
lOpenV
Scalds,
Cuts
at I
Sores. ;
- For sals by sH Drnsgiata. ,
iyt".; Joe. and Si, per bottle,
at 7:65, arrived on time
Bouthern Paclflo No, IS, due at
11:30, arrived on time.
O.' R. & N. No. 8, due
o'clock,' arrived on time. v '
" O R. & N. No. 5. due at 1:4 J,
arrived on time.
. - Astoria & Columbia No. 21,
due at. 11:15, -arrived on time,
0
:
.
:
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e)
n. s. Dunbar as making out final
papers. for the Johns property. J.-H.
Schram of Curtis was closing up the
deal tor his place witn j. v Bennett.
whn lll take nosaeanlon March 1. . -
George Brown of Kookwood, who has
been-working at Portland the past three
weeks, firing an engine, Is reported- sick
with grip. "- ''I
Mrs. Abbl Jacobs was here yesterday
looking after her business interests. -Mrs.
J. O. Downing has returned from
her, visit up the Willamette valley. v
CALIFORNIA RAINS SV :
- ROB CELERY GROWERS
'if.'-'a (United Press Leased Wire.) r
Los-Angeles, Feb. 18. Blighted hopes
came - with blighted celery to growers
ef southern California. Ths recent rain
spoiled .700 carloads and considerable
damage resulted- to the remainder of
the . crop. - The - monetary loss is esti
mated at 11(0.000. tha heaviest ever auf.
fered in this section. i.
Last year - 2,700 cars were shipped
east, while up to the present time this
season only 1,700 carloads have been
sent out And -there are not more than
76 or 100 yet to go forward. 1
SAME OLD STORY OF H
' "NATIVE SONS ONLY'
(tJnitad Preas teased Wire.) ' .
Ban Francisco, Feb. IS. Native
daughters of California will be the only -women
to Uke part in the big parade
In honor Of Admiral Kvana anil the men
of the battleship fleet, when they land, 1
here neat May. And at the same tlmal
native sons will.be the only-non-mill- a
wry organisation or men allowed a place
In the i procession. That much has been
settled for arooA nv tha rnmrnliu. An ..
fleet reception and parade. . , I
h Gowned all In white and carrying botiV
quets of fragrant California flowers, tbeh:
native dauahters will he aaaiffneit tn
flttlpg place of honor In the escort of.t
Admiral Evans himself, while opposite
them will march the native sons. .&
? , New Dental Examiners, r '
'' ' (Special nispetes to The' Jonrul.) :
Orymnlav Wash.. Feb. lS.Dr. K. R.I
Edgers of Seattle and Dr. C. S. Irwin ,
of Vanopuver have been reappointed s
mraoe gi ine amis Doard oi dental a
examlnarg, r- ?, i :, s - swiwaifi i
II i ' aaa'v
KILLS CATARRH PERMS' I
Sufferers Will Be Interested in, ;
Special . Offer of Woodard ;
f y.iMM Clarke & Co. ' '
Z The unusual offer made by Woodnrd,
Clarke & Co. shows the confidence they -
nave in Hyomel, and should dispel aid a
aouot as to its curative properties, ior
tney advertise . to refund the orioe to
any person wnom it rails to oenent.
You do not risk a cent in testing the,
lallnr . virtues of Hvom.l. tnr . Wnml. ?
ard. Clarke A Co. take all the risk of
Its giving satisfaction and leave you to. 1
1 If - you suffer from offensive breath. a
raising of mucous, frequent sneesing,
Nisky Voice, discharge from . the nose, -droppings
into the throat, loss ef
strength,? spasmodio coughing, general (
tt ,,.ui:bd .im uluimij. v. nuf uuiet eft k
tarrhal symntom. begin the use of Hv- i
omei at once. . It will ' destroy- all tl 1s
ease germs in the nose, throat and ' J
lungs, sootne tne irritated mucous Tliem
brane, and make a' thorough and last
ing cure of catarrh.
- Hyomel la not a secret remedy; Its
formula is slven freely to Dhvsici&na.
and aa a result thev have confidence in
Its power - to heal, and, prescribe the
treatment In all catarrhal indications.
There is no dangerous stomach drug
ging when Hyomel Is used. ' Breathed
through a neat pocket Inhaler that comes
with every dollar outfit, its healing bal
sams destroy all catarrhal germs, even
in the most remote air cells, and auicic
recovery follows,