THE - OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SATURDAY; EVENINO, FEBRUARY 2, ' 1D08.
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Council Determines to Check
' Encroachment of Build
ings on City Property.
Another atep waa taken by members
. . -. . mtnrt t ha) an
of -the city council to atop tne en
croachment of property ownere
sidewalks ' and city property yeaterday
afternoon when membera or we nrwi
MmmittM adonted a reaoiuuon
, .v.- KuiMin lnanector to
iuwuhi m .
. mr. nermita for buildings
i.w. 'u .in - , war extend over thl
oartvHn.: tfhil. there 1. . Jaw to
thla effect the committeemen wiuui
to reatrlct the abuae by compelling all
applicants tor permits " . J;""'
.kZmrtnm th nosltlon of the contem
plated bnlldlng-.
V City Engineer D. W. Taylor
r.i.in4 ta tha committee teat
fhe
x -JK-rfff mhuect- and b
wd?or VteVa anrplacVrtV; build-
iS? next to the aldewalk. When they
' Iaa h. ) later they lap over the
add the atepa later mey wp
bu
By
buUdins line and upon the
aldewalk.
By compelling the person PPlyI"
being given a permit 4he oouncllmen
hope to abrogate the nulaance.
. The ajacuaaion tniB ui ,w"
. in if n.
Wlntera on urana
av.nurMr; winfer. 1. .the owner of a
building which ne , fj"""??"
yeara ago. j ne rJ?J '.C.1Z
aldewalk about two 't- The r
7 -r. -"v-T-" nr rim-
19JOCV 9JU9yllW avj er - -
Mr. Wtntera aet up aa a defenae
iv. h.it nnH tha nroDerty for
fourteen yeara, that he haa given me
...a, www - . - . .
Wty ten feet of hie property ror "
woe m lengxn wnen
waa widened mb Pd..
he paid S00 to aid In Improving the
at, Hi tht time. Inasmuch aa tne
aldewalk la fifteen feet wide and little
iraveiaa i ("" iv
that he waa not Interfering with the
city or anybody alee.
winters rnrtner ai
intera further agreed to get a per
nm tha council tO allOW thl
mlt from the council to uow me
atepa to remain until aucn lime as
city deems It neceeaary to have the
atepa removea. ne was i,'r
vocable permit by the committee yea-
terday afternoon. I
DEDICATE" NEW
' MASONIC BUILDING
"The new $19,000 Masonio bunding
rmrimA hr ' Washlnaton lodge and
rnrm.iw I
Washington .chapter, waa
opened and dedicated laat night In the I
presence of a large Catherine; of Ma- I
GRABS
aona and their friends. H. H. Parker nat ts worth havinK Is worth working
E resided and welcomed the gueata in (0r ana the result la that an Increasing
ehalf of the building aaeoclatlon. number of the students are now en
Penumbra Kelly apoke In behalf of framed In outaide pursuits to earn meana
tne oraer. ne reierrwi miij 1
past history or me orjniiuuM. nr.
Kelly waa rouowea Dy ureno umor
it W. Bcott. who gave an Inatructlve
addresa on wasonry ana us principles.
ia alao commended the enterprise, of
, the eaat aide Maaona on their beautiful
new quarters. '
Muslo and refreshments were pro
vided by the committee in charge of
the even Ins;' a entertainment. Much of
Secretary J. H. Richmond.
PE0VINCE SUPPORTS
HUGE POPULATION
Rer. Frank W. Bible, who la to
preach at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning, is a missionary in
China, juat returned home on a fur
louch. and on hla way eaat Hta work
Man a- province, the smallest province in
China, only about aa large aa the state
of Indiana and yet eupportlng a popu
Ution nine tlmea aa large.
- Thla province In the central part of
China waa Occupied aa a mission station
.In IBS. The reault today la a flour
ishing church and the well known
Hangchow. college. The enrollment of
thla school la over 100. Mr. Chow, who
had charge of the Hangchow exhibit at
the world fair three yeara ago, baa
been recently given the position of
Chinese superintendent. j
A difficult problem confronts thla 1
OF THE STOMACH
i
MnmwA&m
Sour
and
st. iMrf-arx s i'i a' a. r rmY
' R. T. MOORE, Nashville, Tenn., says:
"I take pleasure in Tecommending your
Bitters to those who have neglcctedheir
stomach and kidneys. It cured me after
all else had failed."
Till PRESENT H!GH STANDARD Of PURITY HAS BEEN MAINTAINED TOR 54 YEARS
CALENDER FIEND
HOLIDAYS BOTH
Waahlngton's birthday, ' Memorial
day and the Fourth, of July In 1901 nil
f f Jf"!
I WW V -
Ordinarily thes three do not fall on
the Mm day, but by the intervention
of the 9th of February thla year
Waahlnrton'a birthday comee juat
fourteen weeka earlier than Memorial
dav. which regularly cornea fire weeka
before the Fourth jf July. -
I ll iutmimri vi aim tiii as nvuu
ajo,n m 8uBday. for pp,, wh0 dMlr,
i tne opportunity to make trlpa out of
town
la
very great.
MUSEMENTiS JS
Laat Time "Boater Brown" TonlKfit.
Tonlarht at 9:16 o'clock, at the Helllf
I theatre. Fourteenth and Waamngton
the laat performance or mi
mualcal comedy, miaier
T.ood TaK watcW h? Tunny antic.
of Buater and hie comical dog Tlge.
"day Clement" Tomorrow.
The New Dominion" will be played
I tomorrow afternoon and night at tha
Marquam by Clav Clement, the eminent
American actor, who Is atarrinr ai ma
nWM, of Ma own COmpany. During hie
SSaSnt at" the
Marquam air. uie-
ment will appear In
The New Domln
Ion." "The. Bel
la"
nd "London Aaaur
ance." three of the beat playa that can
he imagined for repertoire.
"la the Blahop'a Carriage."
The laat performance of "In The
aiiv a u w . uv.
Bi,hoD', carriage" will be given by the
3,9,. atock company tonight No play
thla year haa made a better impression
than thla atory of Nance Olden, the girl
thjef wh0 reforma and learna to lead a
1 , m.- v. ... . .
b Mlsa Ixetu Jewel In the leadina role
or Nance,
CI . .
"Dora Thorne" Tonight.
Bertha M. Clay'a admirers have been
out la large numbera during the past
week to
aee ner masterpiece.
Therm," at the Empire.
The play la
.specially since
that the com-
mor, popuiar than ever, eai
the word haa rone round t
pany la considerably better than any
that has been aeen nere in tne play for
a long time.
school. Many of lta student a have lit
tle or no meana to pay for their educa
tion. To give them education would be
demoralizing, and the Idea of worklna
one'a way through college Is foreign to
belna Impressed upon the mln
vi iv vsisaa iiiiiiu. .J v av aas aawB. j
da o
of the
parents and acholara that an education
ror tneir acnooiing.
fiADVPTT TYl
CUltiN JliLlj 1U
ADDRESS ADMEN
Henry Watson Cornell of Chicago
will address the admen and their
frienda at the first midday luncheon
of the Portland Ad club to be held at
the Hotel Lenox, Tuesday, Februsry
25. Mr. Cornell is the grandson of the
founder of Cornell university, the son
or the twenty-rirtn governor or New
York. The club feela especially gratl-
ried in ODtaining 11 r. uorneu.
The subject of Mr. Cornell'a addreaa
will be, "The Law of Human Average
aa Applied to Ad Writing." a 20-mln-.ute
addresa. Platea at the luncheon
will be 16 centa. The admen have
been asked to bring their friends. It
la the plan of the admen to make the
noon luncheons a regular feature of the
organisation and build It up ao that
the attendance will reach from 200 to
100 advertisers.
MINERS DENY THAT
THEY HAVE LOST OUT
fTTolteit Frew IaaMl Wire.)
Ooldfleld. Nov.. Feb. M. The renort
epor
tnri
that the locked out minora will return
to work on Monday on an onen shoo
on
Da:
and Tonopah scale baals Is denied by
the officials of the miners' union.
And it will always serve you well. Good health and happi
ness will be your sure reward. The best way to guard and
protect the stomach against weakness or derangement is to
take an occasional dose of this celebrated remedy,
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ST0MAC
It will sharpen the appetite, stimulate the flow of gastric
juices and aid wonderfully in the proper digestion and as
similation of the food, thus preventing the bowels from be
coming constipated. Persons who are now suffering from
a bad stomach will be greatly benefited by taking the Bit
ters regularly for a short time. You'll find it a splendid
medicine to cure and prevent Sick Headache, Vomiting,
Risings, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costiveness, Liver
Kidney Troubles, Female Ills,
Malana, Fever and Ague. These
the above statements.
j. K. ALLENDER, Paulding, O., says:
"After suffering four years from indi
gestion and other stomach troubles, I was
cured by your Bitters. Every person
with a weak stomach should try it" "
FINDS DOUBLE
IN 1 908 AND 1909i
t UHnf the laat nollday, Labor
it nninn of thla principle waa
taken In tha aelectlon of a first Mon-
day lnatead of a numbered day of
thai
minthi90 Wanhlna-ton-a birthday falle
on Monday, the SOth of May and the
Fourth of July on Sunday, wnicn wi
moan a Monday obeervance. ao that for
two yeara in euccesslon double holl -
daya are assured, in tne latter year
Chrlatmaa will alao fall on Saturday,
tharohv affordtna the moat oomplete
trial of the double holiday poaalble
the calendar.
Parsifal" Tonight,
Tonicht the laat performance of "Par-
elfal" will be given at the Marquam.
Thoae who have witnessed this mag
nificent performance have nothing but
pralae ror It. "rarauar- la unnae any
other theatrical attraction that haa been
brouaht to Portland. It la unusual, and
the aeml-rellgloua atmosphere enhances I
ita value and makes it more enjoyable
than otherwise.
The Nancy Hanks" Today.
Tou will have to hurry If you aee the
great Lyrio show this week. "The
Nancy Hanks" haa been one of the
greateat auccesces ever presented by
that popu.ar organisation, and every
member of the Allen company la mak-
ina- a neraonai aucceaa 01 it. uo ima
afternoon or tonight and you will !e
greatly pleased.
Sunday Vaudeville.
Remember the vaudeville ahow at the I
Grand tomorrow. It la a bill In which
comedy and mualo have full awing.
There are many acta of melodr but
the beat la that of the five Hawaiian
native alnarera and Instrumentalists.
La Trlska, the human doll. Is a novelty
act Imported from London, and Zinell
and Boutelle have a comedy operetta
apeciaity which la one or tne many hits.
"King of the Cowboys.
Tonla-ht the laat performance of The
King of the Cowboys" will be given at
the Star theatre. Thla weatern play
haa been the moat talked of attraction
In Portland tha nit at week. Tha atnrv
In Portland the past week. The story
atarta In West; Point, and the other
cenea are laid In the Indian country.
Cowboys and soldiers are Introduced In
the play and the action la brisk.
BELJI0NT STREET
PAVING CHECKED
lr! th.t th. nt ... A .rnhnr.
Ity to award a contract for patented
atreet paving. In which there can be no
competition In bidding, end that the
coat of Warren'a bltultthic pavement
Is excessive the attorneys for William
Donovan and other Belmont atreet prop -
erty owners yesterday oresentedj to
Judge Cleland their claim that the lty
should be permanently enjoined from
making the proposed Improvement on
thelr atreet.
A temporary Injunction waa laauaA a
few daya aaro. but the attack of tha ob-
Jecting property owners is being re-
sisted y the city attorney's office. An-
other point argued was the question as
to whether a legal petition had been pre-
aented askinc for the imDrovement. tha
claim being made by the plaintiff that
the list was stuffed and that a major-
ity of the property owners have algned
a remonstrance, wnicn me city naa ais-
regardea. judge Cleland took the mat-
ter under advisement
rPTT"TTjiTi PflirP A "WTTPCI
j. iiuiiii vuaiiaiixiu .
, FILE INCORPORATIONS
Russell E. Bewail. R. R ailtner and
iouia a. neca nave rnea articles 01 in-
corporation of the Coaat Range Timber
company. It haa a capital stock of
$100,000.
The Pacific Correspondence school,
naving a capital or 1 7,&oo, naa also
placed Its Incorporation carers on rec-
ord. It la formed by O. W. Betta. W.
w. wagoner and k. v. Baber.
A ...J.u IIILUIVI.IIUII IV iqbi Oft I
the Modern Telescope Bsg company, or-
Ban I zed by Jamea McKlttrlck, J. 8. Kal-
isner and a. Kausher. and havlnr a can.
ltal of 18,000.
TEi'S
BITTERS
Chills, Colds, Grippe or
letters positively prove
jdti
I
; ; bo not take chances on it wearing away
which may leave
l
the germs of Pneumonia or onsumpwou.
In I
not only stops the
from a cold. Contains no opiates.
Do fur You Oet Foley's
There are ubitltntea made to sell on the good name of Foley
Honey mnd Tar. Beware of them. You should have confidence
In a cough enre that bag beea gold with universal satisfaction for
thirty-fire years. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Is In
a vellow Package. See that yon get It
Three sixes
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STOOD PAT AIID
RAISED THE ANTE
Paving Increased Price for
btreet Improvement Every
I 1 v
Time Bid Was Made.
From the street committee of the
city executive board to tha atreet com
mittee Of the city council the Warren
Construction company waa tossed like
a man in tne blanket this week, ail be-
me paving- company haa raiaed
'u wa tw,ce for doln the "n worlt-
A' 'ult tne "ncllmen profeaa
t th Warren company and
11,6 Barber Aaphalt company aa well,
I Councllmen Rushlight statin that it
1 looked to him aa 1? the companiea had
burled tha hatchet anri ft.nriv th. oit-
of the benefits of comDetltlnn in r.
lng hard surface pavements.
As a result of the debate at yeater-
day a meeting; of the council atreet
committee both ramnAnl.. m
ably be lnveatlrateri hv th. .1.1
committee appointed by the council to
delve Into the worklnga of alleged lo-
cal trusts.
This is expected to be the outgrowth
of an Investigation tn he mH . th.
street committee to learn the cost of
asphalt and bitullthlc paving- In other
citiea of the United States.
For sev-
erai momns mere nave been rumors
that Portland haa been paying about
twice aa much for Its hard surface pav
ing- aa the same companies are receiv-
ln, ror the aame pavements in other
1 cities.
lfTRJSSr S
when the city decided to pave Broad-
I way rrom Nineteenth to Twentv-fourth
and Seventh from Rroadwav to Halaev.
a Ditumnic pavement was ordered. The
Warren company is the only firm that
handles this particular kind of pave-
ment and Its bid was considered too
high, being In excess of City Engineer
layior s estimate.
The bid was refused and new bids
asked for. Much to the surprise of the
city oiriciais tne next bid waa eves
I1I0LVI 111.11 Wl7 ill. V vuo, oju b, iwv,
waa rejected. The third bid waa opened
at a meeting of the atreet committee
of tne city executive board at lta meet
Ina- Thursday afternoon and found to
De 1,2UV more than tne previous diq.
The committee then decided to refuse
to take any action In the matter save
to refer It back to the council.
Juat how the city will get around
the situation Is a serious problem in
the minds of the councllmen. Council
man Vaughn favors fixing a maximum
rate for hard surface paving to which
Councilman Rushlight agreed. Coun
cilman Driscoll expressed the fear that
the maximum rate might prohibit hard
surface pavina-. thua holdlne- ud the
city from aecuring such improvementa.
LIGHTNER HAS
NAJIES TO SPARE
W. Li. LlKhtner yesterday filed his pe
tition as a candidate for renpmlnatlon
by tne JKepubiicana as county commis
sioner. It was marked "No. 1," being
the first to be deposited with the county
clerk. It contained 630 names, more
tban douDie tne numDer required. '
Thomas McNamee yesterday entered
the race for constable, being the fifth
Republican wno nas rormaiiy confessed
to his anxiety to serve sa peace officer
and process server for tne lower courts.
Tne others are unanes Mauta. Fred A.
Frlschkorn, Joseph S. Moras and the
incumbent. Juou Warner.
J. C. Sill haa alao filed his declara
tion as a candidate for coroner, making!
tne xourtn entry ror mat solemn oince.
Hla competitors are Dr. F. H. Dam
tnasch. Dr. John S. Etott and E. E. Er-
lcson.
M'ALLISTER TO
SPEAK TO Y. W. C. A.
Sunday afternoon at the T. W. C. A.
Attorney E. S. J. McAllister will give
an addresa of Interest to business wom
en. Tne following program will be ren
dered:
Piano solo, Miss Haael Babbtdsre:
reading, Miss Wllberta Babbldge; so
prano aolo, Misa Sabine Dent; contralto
aoio, Mrs. . M. Btoner.
All young women are Invited.
RETIRED MATADOR
CLEANS SHIP'S DECKS
(Special Dlaoatch to The JonrnaM
Tacoma, Feb. 22. One man who has
killed more bulla and probably seen
more of gore and death In the bull ring thus losing his prestige. Gavlao main
than any other man who haa ever via. I taina a silence over hl evnlnlta. Ha
lien me racirio coast, is senor Gavlao, I
a Spanish matador of distinction, now
JUcmr?iVaJM wiS
signed at one or tne South American
oris, wnere ror some time paat he has
een making- a living aa a longshore
man. Not pleased with the work, be
quit to rami norm.
Th man in nut th mfmA a 1 r
but still has the whip cord muscle oil
tne atniete ana tne quick, sure move-
cruUloriaalUle
j-ftiu , I
aeain. " I
Ther is said to be a romanrn fihntit I
&ati!r,5. tf-rin-r othi w2yof
love passion the man conceived for a
high born Spanish lady, who rejected
his advances. He la also renortel to
have anit the rinr and hla native land I
on account of loslna his nerve at a I
critical time when killing an infuriated!
ouu, taxing to nia neeia in panic, (leaat nervousness. . . ,
the bronchial tubes and
cough but heals and strengthens the lungs and
25c. 50c and $1.00. The 50-cent size contains two and one-half times as much
and the $1.00 bottle almost six times as much.
ofiin in nrftrwfrpinrii nv
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- ALL DRU UGISTS
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Hon . Sour Stomarh.Dlarrtioa
WoTinsjCciiviilsuiisjevmsIt
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None Better to Be
RANGE OR
FURNACE
$7.00
Special Price to Suburban Districts
F. B. JONES & CO.
East 7 181 EAST WATER ST. B-1771
cannot speak a word or English
LIFE SENTENCE FOR
3IURDERER G0SS0N
special Dispatch to The JoanuL)
JThe Dalles, Or.. Feb. 21. Judge W.
L. Bradshaw of the circuit court for
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v ia aaiiai lauuiIIOlIfc in 1110 sflO-LO UtJll-
tnntlfirv. Clnmmnn wi fAim aiiUi tst
h..Fir,. iriii.. r i-i I-
realdlng about seven miles from this
citv. In the Mill creek neighborhood,
August 5, 1907. Bonoml waa about ; 37
veara nf mnA .
free In Ma v.nt .
murder, nnunn t r,t ...
Gosson received sentence without the
or experiment with some
lunga weaicenea ana supuuiwuav.
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This fs to certify that my daughter was down for almost one year
with a cold. The doctors finally prononnced it consumption. We had ;
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and began giving it. In thrsev month's time ehe was well. There can
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ENTERPRISE-DALLES
DEBATE TUESDAY
(Special Dlapateh to The Journal.)
The Dailea, Or.. Feb. 22. Much In- I
tereat la ahown In the coming Inter-
scholastie debate between The Dailea
High school and the Enterprise High
achool teams. The event will be held
nere next Tuesday evening. Thejr will
debate the aame queatlon that engaged
tne loc, ana tiooa tiver teams, "Re
aolved. That the government should
own and operate the railways of the
unitea otatea. ine iocai aeDatera
will support the affirmative, the aide
riven them by tne officials of the atate
eague. Tne memoera or Tne Dallas I
team are Harry Nttecnke. Jaune Mui-
llken and Ran Harper. .
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INSURES ALL KINDS OF
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The only live stock .insurance asso-l
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Insurance written during
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f451,073
Losses paid to policyhold
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