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Newspaper Page TextTHL OREGON - DAILY1 ' JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, FEUKUAKY Z3. : fife mm PlfS C nt'.!it.' .; - . Oil of WinWrrratm ii Jitiru wMh , JPtodaass Semarkahle Besalts Mow to Oat Free-oripttoa. ' Brother Says Honora Mur- Cpmiiiercial CI ab Will Wait I r ; phy 3fet Foul Play In- on Council Tomorrow to Tcsugauuii juaue tviu- Auvocaia uruinance 4 to ! I ner Body Found Float- vidingj for Expert to Beau Jing in San Francisco Bay. tify the City. Is your baby burning up with tortur ing itching KccomnT Is he tearing his tender skin to shreds .vainly trying to crutch away the ternoie agony r An vou or inr member or your fara lly suffering with an aggravating per- httAnt alrln rilaaaaA t'se oil of wlntergreen mixed with thymol, glycerin, etc., in it. u. u.,i-re rHntlnn It will alve instant relief., Oil of wlntergreen. tbla simple every- day oil of wlntergreen. mixed with other healing her be and vegetable Ingredients, curea tha worat forma of akin dlseaae. and ha remedy la so eaay to apply, Juat n external liquid waah. No drugs; or a medlclnea, Juat a few drona of the waah applied to the Honing, nurning apoia. then Inatant relief. The Instant tha oil I. annlled tha Itch la gone. To aecure me proper rmum LEWIS RIVER W Hull Entirely Rebuilt and Vessel's Superstructure Overhauled. With ateam up for the first time tha new steamer Mascot of tha Lewis River Transportation company steamed over to he Taylor street dock this morplng and will start this afternoon collecting freight for her maiden (rip down. tha Co lumbia and up tha Lewis river as far as La Center. Woodland and Ridaefleld. me Aiaacot a nun has been entirely rebuilt during the winter and her super' fl'alttd Prest J Wire.) I Urging that" It Is time Portland had a Fan Francisco, Feb. 15. John Mur- first-class ark expert at the head of ( phy brother of Honora Murphy, whose itn park organisation, the Portland Mwy wnuun)'iuo,iu I Commercial club Is ardently advocating North Beach, has made a specllo .ha .nnnl.,mint n, v,Ih-claaa Dark ' i charge mat nis sister waa muraerea ,Up,rtendet and the paa.age of an " and robbed and that the body, tocethet I . ,. ... ,,, nrvi,iinr i with the empty purse and bank book. . . , ' .., Tr,.A.nt c W which were the only means of Weatin- funa t0T nls salary. President c. w. ; ation, were thrown Into the bay lu tha Hodson has appointed a committee to ? hope that the crime would remain hid- attend the next council meeting and 'oen from the eyes of the law . . ... , ,hl or. . Murphy declares ul nis sister waa I " '"""- preparing to leave for Stockton, where I dlnance. aha had property and that she had in I vA ..n nn. -.in h h1l at t her poaaeaalon Sunday night at least , , , " . . . r ., . . . . ' j . - I t'tlnilr (Amrirrnv anil A I.rf. Attend- l- Mvm.ni on lota tii at aha owned in snce of men Interested in the growth f I . k A f thA I'lfV 1 AfltMr. structure has been repaired and painted so that she is practically a new boat. from tlila aoothlng curative remedy, it Is tieo- Kary to us oil ef wlntergreen com pounded witn ntner muo ingreaienia. Thla compound known aa D. J). I. Pre. arrintlon. not only relieves nut perma - i . T'l T . T nenny curea. iiun irj u. w. f. nw-1 f,i.m . ..nllt , Kr.rrfn .nrf ill ..uJUn T. a raw rtmni IM tirktil 1 z ' : -r -r"'- "- - - - """"'.".'i - :. wi- - ro: reet long, with a z-foot beam. . lie reiiei. ve Iivy yuucu ivr u i n,. ,mn, K.,n 4n 110ft iiirinp. ..i n..o - i anii waa aomoth nir of a. "hnn-ilrfo" erfL Hkldmore Drug Co., J6I Third street TnB t-w, rivr la full of ana.a an.l navigation is danaeroua. so that the Maacot aank on an average of once a aeaeon. Hhe was rebuilt several times. but last mil was wrecked and an en tirelv new hull constructed for her. The Mascot will spend several days at the various wharfs collecting a cargo before she starts in on her dally Lewis river trips. She will carry a crew of 12 men input III! TimnM. ii i Minn wuiti US- RARE PAPER ARBITRATE WAGES. The fcdy of Miss Murphy was seen It la the a.nae of the Commerclai QenUUie "Ulster COUnty Ua floating In tha buy, by two boys. When flub that Portland ahould now take act- " the oorpse arrived at th morgue it Ive steps toward the improvement of Ite zettc" DcPictS X1 Uneral 01 i was clad only in undergarmenU. and parka, and that an iatelllgent system jipw i uhww vi Hwo wrappers and m hand eatchel were ahould be mapped out and followed con- nwrrn Waeltinrrtnlrt large aums of money that would have to De expended later on ween me city la larger, the population more intenae wrannera plutnlMut tichtlv In tha hand a. About slstently from tiiia time forward. ' the head was securely fastened a shirt By adopting such a course now. It la and heavy cloth, which was sufficient argued, the city will In future save to have prevented any outcry sne might have made. '. This cloth was drawn ao tightly that ' It had to be removed with the aid ot ' acUeora. ' There were no marks of foul , play on the body except on the neck, where there were abraaiona that might I have been finger prints and where the ' cords ef the neck had swollen to a con siderable extent The lungs were filled with water and Indicated that the woman had made & desperate struggle for existence. In the handbag that Mlas Murphy carried waa a small purs with hut, fcO ; cents in it. . '. There was else a bank book which showed no deposit since September. ')H0, and HO draft since January of thla year and a Balance to the woman's ' credit of till. ' , Detectives are now look trig for a strange woman who was a domestic In the house where Miss Murphy Iras liv ing and where she waa last seen alive, v The police believe that Miss Murphy .tnav have been given lysol poison be fore being thrown Into the waters of the bay. Her stomach has been sent to the city chemist for analysis. The coroners office is also making an Inde pendent investigation. 1 ALLOTTING AGENT PLEADS FOR POOR LO i . , V (Special Diapateh to tie lotraal.) T Klamath Falls. Or.. Feb. JJ. Hiram F. White, special allotlng agent on the ; Klamath Indian reservation, who is do Jng the final allotlng prior to throwing the rest of the. reservation open o set- iiement, has written aa article for pub (Special Dispatch to Tba Jearaal.) Tacoma, Feb. 25. Mre. H. F. Moon. ai4 nrnnlrlv v.rv muxh il-haii nrln lllvlna. mt Mnplh TwAllttf.flfth anA Vlllh I January 1, The fact !a rlted that PhllnJelnhfa and . . ..n m ,a I The Owners' association refused 2i5!rfi".i?.,Lh fll shape of a copy t,f the Ulster County w.'m B Question, and the parks they are now Gaxette. of Kingston, New Tork, pub-been laid off. but those who remain, it Washington Labor Commissioner to Hold Conference in Seattle. (Special Piapatch to The Journal.) Olympla. Wash.. Feb. 15.- The state labor commissioner has been invited to Seattle by the Marine Engineers' Bene ficiary association and the Puaet Sound Steamboat Owners' aesoclation to par ticipate in an attempted arbitration of the wage difficulties that Have existed between the two organisations since at renew the engineers' scale Some of the engineers have County of wages. devttloDinff hav oamt thm tr.iuif.na of u.had in T.mifar-, isno . fAw dvm I Understood, ar Btil) receiving: the oia f.ift? I?" kS'T- VS'hZ t.7 the funeral of I.sldent George TX'l't Washington. Almost the entire paper I wages and a general strike by the en- The Commercial club's committee of Is devoted to General Washington, and I f.toffd&atEd bmh iMm are wlUlnc park boosters is composed of J. C Alns- u KiVes the following account of the b- & wlUln aequiea; "Washington Entombea. FIVE INCHES SHY. "Georgetown, vs., uec. u, "An IVaHnaarlav laat tha mortal DSrt Cwnon.' a7 ' J upw J. F. Carroll,' W. ot Washington the Great-the father of Portland1. Wetness Nearly Half Foot v.. . SnJHnnJwy. iarae, " "i.," "V h. inmh wtili aolemn hon-1 eiow flormai ma oeuson. v. tt . v itruicua. vv a. i.ipiann h. i - - - i . A . , . . Cobb H W (ul Ttr u r Ors and With funeral pomp. .nccoraing 10 rcpone receivea ai m LODO, IX. W. COe, Dr. K. C. COf- I UI" """ ir". " . . .....Kt. alhnr nhurvotnrv a atnrm I. hln from many miles arouna at Mount vw u tow ui nuaiuijiuii which maj' non the choice abode and last residence bb i auigur m auippiiig. i ne eiurm of the illustrious chief. There were the has been gathering for some time, but groves, the spacious avenues, the beauty has not yet broken and may pass off. and sublime scenes he Inhabitant was Slnoe the beginning of the present m.. aasvui - exraei ffnnai i sjnsann. ruiiniRn i rom nmu sm iinr i. i nnrn Do 1'cu Open Tour South Like a young bird and gulp down who ever food or lnodlclne may be offered you f Or, do you want to know something of tha composition and character ol that which you take into your stomach whether ai food or modlclnef ('ys: '.. v 'v .,v-: Most Intelligent and. sensible peo'pls now-a-days Insist on knowing what tbey employ whether as food or as medicine. Dr. Pierce believes they b.ave a perfect right to insist upon such knowledge. So bo publlihes.'tflAi'sst and 4n each botile- wracper, wbsUMffTnediflnes ere made of ana vajnesjwtdnr sstm This tiff lersn wtforq to qp nrane the mopg the-Ingredtrnts of which hta .medicine! sro made are itudltHi end understood IS? tnora wui their superior ctirallvc yfrfiTrft h7 a PTiri-rini'd. ' :'" , . TTor the cure of woman's peculiar weak nesses. Irregularities and derangements, giving rise to freooent headaches, back ache, dragglng-down pain or distress 1b lower abdominal or pel vlo region, accom panied,: oft time, with , a debilitating, pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp toms or weakness, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Frescrtatlon Is a most efficient remedy. It Is equally effective In curing painful penoas, in giving sirengm to nursips mothers ana In preparing the svstem ol the expectant mother for baby's coming. mus rendering cniiaDirm saie ana com-i paratlvely painless. The "Favorite Pre-1 scrlptlon" U a most potent, strengthening ton 10 to me general system ana to mr organs distinctly feminine in particular. It is also a soothing and Invigorating. nervine and cures nervous exhaustion, nervous proeirstion, neuralgia, hysteria. spasms, chorea or St Vltusa dancs, and other distressing nervous symptoms cv tenaant upon functional ana organic a is eases of the distinctly feminine organs. A host of medical authorities of all tht several schools of nractlce. recommend each of the several Ingredients of which "f avorite prescription" is made for to cure of the diseases for which It Is claimed to be a. cure. You mav read what the ssyoryourset by sending a postal card request for a free booklet of extract from the leading authorities, to Dr. R. V. Pierce. Invalids' Hotel and Surgical la- sutiiie. jinuM. jn. - ana it win come u you oy r",n Tot, 1 1 1 fJ,ll f be cTrie, ttWor a worth. M. C, Banfleld. Paul C Bates, F. E. Beach. 8. C. Beach. C. 1 Seebe. C A. Bell, A. H. Blrrell. W. L. Boise, J. F. Boothe, Jerry Bronaugh. P. G. Buffum, W. F. Burrell, H. M. Cake, E. fey, E. B. Colwell, Samuel Con nell, Oec--e M. Cornwall, E. J. Daly, T. C. Devlin, F. S. Doern becher F Dresaer, H, C Eckenberger, Edward Ehrman, I. N. Flelachner. M. lelachner, Ieo Frlede, H. W, Fries, F. PASCO PROMOTES . r uiiar. vviiiiam uaaaDr. vv. a. fiMrua. ar'siS'L" "b how afreYt no6;': awful' the 'the rZlnfaTl forPortTand. he 'norVal KttftO M"ia4Mtar SecUcT. of such worth and greatness rainfall for the seaaon thua far would worth 7" a Jartann n w vij.il p tiius fallen! Tes. fallen, lndeedl bve been SI inches and this yeafa re- W liadbette A B Maiiley W f the "ong Sd lofty porticos where, cord is but 25 H This is not a ser- Mi(m r a &r!i i' oft the hero walked in all his glory new enough difference to cause any PJIVS-.... Hc.- im thaahrd iJrSe .the c5un"e- alarming results, according to the I Waa t H a Kiipaqii L. Pittock. H. D. Ramsdell, Sandereon nance still composed and Reed, Samuel O. Keed, E. F. Riley, J. R. expressing the magnanimity of the spl 5M "Poti O. M. MjohnUt which had dwelt in that llfefa r. onaraey, ur. A. u. nmitn, o. w. Sta- "r"- . "VW aa (ton. ll. v H nrL P. T. Thm.n.n. sad nonora o ma TW. D. till r- ass who paid the last GOOD PROGRAM ARRANGED. lication in a local paper, asking for a - aquar uaaj - ror me incuan. in a recent case In the circuit court here, a white man was tried for stealing a horse i rom an Indian. it was universally the Jury acquitted him, probi i gull ably on the theory that tbey would not convict a White man on Indian testimony. Mr. "White in his letter tnakes a plea for fair play for the Indian, saying it Is the DOllcv of the aovernment to allot land to the Indians and let them sund upon their own feet, and he askj, "What ran they do If they are. not given a chance, or cannot get Juatice in th courtaf.t He says if the government's policy of self-austenatice with the In dian is right, then it is for the cltlsens to aid it Me ends by asking that an Indian, tor his words and conduct, be weighed-And judged as a man simply. ft- , .' Tribute to Monte Cross. 1 " United preaa Leaecd Wire.) T A w. ... .U WM . V the veteran baaeball player. Identified for many years with the Philadelphia and Athletic clubs, is . to be the guest of honor at a dinner at the Hotel Mi jleatic in this city tonight The affair has been arranged by the Sporting Writers' association of Philadelphia. urrieiale . of both the major leagues, asverai ox toe ciuo presidents and man - egera and a number of wall known nlav. ers have accepted invitations to attend tne dinner. &ttSSr& n&"1toZ&FoSttZ Many to Take Part In Weekly Con- L&l TetW:bB' &don.MC&UoEe f 'th- ornament at the head f the ' ert at Seamen's InsUtnte. Simons. "ndon, ueorge W. ff, ln,crlbed 'Surge ad judlcum.' An unusually good program has been , aim.1i th. mMdiA of the coffin -Qlorlo arranged for the weekly concert tomor- Mil TO BREAK pilot raopoiy Movement on Puet Sound to Disrupt Present Closed Corporation. AUVUI IIW Mliuwiw wa a. I . . v r. , . . . Tat an' tVi tiiivaev nlfatev . row evening a. xiio BC&men B lnBUtuta. "lGetiral Wwhtnyton departs thfi front and Flander treeu. Tha toU jlftS. the'uth day 'of December, 17.9. lowing yWf-i-jJg of artiUe?? from aeVael in the river pupi ffrlSg '&.rTun,s Vwoke1 afreaV our I Mis. Bennett JoUon, Ml., solemn Borrow. The corpse was moved. A band of music with mournful melody melted the soul into ail me ienaernw of woe. The procession wag formed and moved on in the following oroer: Cavalry, Infantry (with arms reversed.) uuara. Music. !lerarv. The General's horse with his saddle, holster ana piaioia. Colonel Slmms, Colonel Ramsey, Colo nel fayne pai: nearer;. IRRIGATION PLAN Commercial Club Advocat-i ing a Plan to Dam Snake Eiver. f THOUSANDS CURED. JWonfJerful Success of Hyomei .'.Curing Catarrh, Even in ; . Chronic Stages. ,i "' ': ' " I Hyomei la the most unusual remedy Tver known for the cure of catarrh. It follows nature In her methods of treating diseases of the respiratory or gans, aa its healing balaama are taken in with the air you breathe, thus reach ing the most remote air cells In tiie nose, throat and lungs, killing all ca tarrhal germs that may be present Relief omea With almost the first breath of Hyomei, while lasting and complete -cure follows its faithful use. There la hardly a town or village in the whole country where there are not manv who have been eured of catarrh by this natural treatment. In Portland Wood ard, Clarke A Co. can tell you of cus tomers who have been cured of catarrh by HyoraeV many of them after they had given up all nope of even relief. . Be wise in time and use Hyomei at the first symptoms of catarrh. Do not allow the disease to extend along the delicate mucous , membrane, gradually ?;oing i rom mi nose to tne tnroat, thence nto the' bronchial tubes, and then on ward ana downward until the lungs are reached. yomal win cure all curable lorms ana stages -or catarrn. woodard. Clarke fc Co. t&Jte au Abe, risk of a tria anu finer 40 rsiuna ina mnnpv rnr 11.00 outfit If it fails te ura" T Pornafl. . Colonel Gilpin, Colonel Marsteller, Colonel IUtie (pail oearers;. Mourners. Masonic Brethren. Citizens. "When the Darty had arrived at the bottom of the elevated land on the (Special Plapatea te Toe Journal.) Port Townsend, Feb. J6. War to the knife has been inaugurated In the pilot ing business on Puget sound through the organization of an opposition com bination to compete with the so-called banke of the Potomao where the family "closed corporation," which for years vault is placed the cavalcade halted; haa enjoyed an unopposed monopoly in the infantry marched toward the mount directing the movements of the ever- and formed their lines; the clergy, the increasing xteet or tramp steamships on I Masonic brothers and the citizena at the sound. This move Is the direct re- I acended to the vault and the funeral suit 01 tne recent decision acquitting service ot the church was penormeo: Captain Fisher of San Francisco on a the firing was repeated from the vessel charge of Illegal piloting through not In the river, and the sound echoed from having a license lumiefl by the Puget the woods and hllla around. ' Sound board. Captain Fisher produced 'The aun was now setting. Alas, the an unlimited federal permit and the eon of glory had set forever! No! The prosecution fell flat name of Washington the American The new combination -hag purchased president anil . general, will triumph the speedy auxiliary yacht Foam of over death! The unclouded brightness Tacoma and will maintain her as a pilot of hie glory will Illuminate future boat off Cape Flattery, furnishing pilots ages!" , irora mat aangeroue locality to loading WHa Vn IV. ASTORIA-CLATSKANIE mauds of the old ring, who offer their services only from Port Townsend, half way up me souna, ana men aebark here from vessels outward bound. The new combination includes Cap- imii narrv oiruve. wno wm oe up sound manager and attend to the shift ing of vessels from dock te dock and port to port; Captain Burley and Cap tain Amu tit Tumim anil fant.ln. John O'Brien, Frank White and Mason of Seattle. MORGAN'S DAUGHTER FACTORY INSPECTOR 1)EBATE DATE SET i (Special Piapatch to The Journal.) .S. Astoria, Or., Feb. 25. The debating contest between teams from the Astoria and Clatekanle high achoola will take piace in Astoria, riaay evening, March 7. The question to be discussed will be. "Resolved, That the Municipalities of the United States Should Own and Op erate Their Own Lighting and Trananor- iatloh Systems." The local team will upport the affirmative. The result of thla contest will determine which team will represent the Columbia river dis trict in the final Interscholastlc debates to be held in Eugene next June. Madeline Bernays, Rev. . A. Bernays ana memuers or tne loung Men s Christian association. The concert be gins at o clock. MARINK NOTES MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT Good for Man or Beast WHILE toeing for Horses and Cattle hear In mind, - that it is just as Yaluable in Tout home, ' ;. j - .That lame arm, strained muscle or bruised band will not twinge Ions; if Mexica.it ; Muatane Liniment has Jen applied. It penetrates quickly and so relieves all pain and soreness. Oar record Is 0 yean ef saceaao, (United Preaa feaaed Wire.) TCeW Vnrk Vah K Ulan 1 In. Ifn.. gan. daughter of' J. Plpot Morgan, THAW'S MIND IN GRIP haa enlisted in a movement to improve AI1A" lU-in' -in UHIIT tne condition of working women in all wo oig cities or tne, country. The daughter of the well-known financier la associated in this work wua many prominent society matrons, "I1-" uuij (iiuuiuwi i, Buiaeiy matrons, u, vrir who. on many occasions, have emerged " natlna fro from th rirflwin..rma n emanating rro r- m i - o .ww..a w vil n OF AWFUL DISEASE (United Pre Leaied Wire.) TforK, D. 2tt. statements ng from the alienists who have As the result of these visits 100 1 romon will meat harA nn Xtar-nU A j.. I A toHesendKmpany' worklng'gfrl, ""ting abort ' of a miracle" will .ave their' ltB 'tf-fflih-S Stanford White s slayer from, spending food. n remaining oay 01 ma mo in an t is said that Thaw is the victim of se thrt hands of the state board of lunacy and the alienists at Mat tea wan and his fate rests with them. It Is customary for these officials to report the mental con dition of an imnate 80 days after he Is entered, but there is nothing com pulsory about it. the remaining asylum for th women wfll meet hera nn Mwh I.. 11 ' sala lnal tnaw is tne victim wnfereneV-uSier thausDlof V.'J Paranoia, which is a progressive dl.ea KaHnnal nivln Ua.i.n or tne mina. maw m enureiy in ti Astoria, Feb. 15. Arrived at T:80 and leit up at 8:30 a. m steamer Tosemlte, from San Francisco. Arrived at 8:15 ana lert up at s:so a. m., steamer Atlas, irinn can f rancisco. Santa Rosalia. Feb. -48. Sailed. Feb ruary 7, British ship Clan Buchanan, for Portland. Astoria, Feb. 25. Arrived at 10 sn m. and left up at 1 p. m., steamer Han- aiei, irom nan Francisco. Balled at p. m., French bark (Tuethary, for Queenstown or Falmouth, and gasoline schooner Berwick, for Siuslaw. Sailed at 4:10 D. m.. Norwegian atexmar Hnl. ais, ror Le iJoca, and Norwegian steam er Mortlake, for Adelaide. Sailed at 4;15 p. m., steamer Santa Rita, far San Francisco. Arrived at 4:11 and left up at 6:60 p. m., steamer Roanoke, from Ban Pedro and way ports. Sailed at 5 d. m.. Oerman steamer Aleala. for Hong Kong and way ports. St Vlneent. Feb. 24. Arrived. British learner uomo, irom Jtrtiana. Yokohama, Feb. 24.- Arrived, Febru ary zz, uerman steamer Arabia, from Portland. Astoria. Feb. 25. Condition of tha oar tt m.. ODscured: wind, south 27 miles: weather, light rain. Tides at Astoria today High water- sue a, m., 1.9 reet; s:oo p. m., 6.J feet Low, water 1:18 a m., 0.9 feet , ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The steamer Nome Cltv. Cantnin r Hanson, hag cleared with a cargo of 600,600 feet of lumber and 5(5 tons of wheat for Ban Ftanclscp., ' The steam schooner Tnnatal fum San Franolsco docked at the Couch street wharf this morning. She had about 60 passengers and a good cargo of general freight from California. Of ficers rennrt an uneventful trip. The steamship Roanoke arrived in (Special DUpatch to The , Joorntl.) Pasco, Wash., Feb. 25. The Pasco Commercial club, through Its commit tee. W. P. Gray, N. X. Fertlg and N. R. Sylvester, has Issued a statement cover ing the application of a private com pany for the power to construct a dam across the Snake river for irrigation I purpoaea. The statement, in its essen tial detail, is appended: "To the members of the United States senate and to the commercial bodies and individuals interested in the develop ment of the inland empire; A bill, which waa Introduced bv Wealev L. Jones of Washington, granting authority 10 tne Benton water company to con duct a dam across Snake river at Five Mile rapids, has passed the lower house of congress and Is now pending in the senate. "An opposition has developed against this enterprise for the reason that its possibilities and benefits are not under stood and a fear that vested rights of the public may be granted to a private company to the detriment of the gen eral good. "We believe that all nubllo rights are amply protected by an 'act to regulate tne construction or dam a across nav igable waters.' passed bv 'the national congress on June tl, taut), tjn. ,ovs, s, Stat. U 288, . and the statutes of the state of Washlnrton. "The plane, construction and operation of the canal and locks made necessary oy tne aam win ne unaer tne airect su pervision of the secretary of war. and will not interfere In any manner with navigation, but will aid it by overcom ing several dangerous oostructions in the river. "It would reaulre sn expenditure of more than hair a minion a on are to put tha channel in as good condition for navigation as this dam will wltheut a cent of expense to the reaerai govern ment or ill" Biaie ui nuuimiun . "The proposed location la the only place within 100 miles where a dam suf ficiently high to develop a great amount of power for irrigation, manufacturing and electrical purpose can ne construct ed without DacKing tne water over ex istlng railroads and other valuable vest ed interests." WASH GOODS SPECIALS NEVER BEFORE in the history of the house have we had such a beautiful assortment of new and seasonable wish goods as ar.e crowd ing our shelves at this time. Below we quote a few early specials for your attention and consideration: C YARD27-inch fine Lawn, good assortment of patterns; a regu JClar Syie value. Other grades at 6a, Ty,f, 8js, 15. 1 Cn .YARD New Organdies, in beeutiful floral designs, 30 inches Iwl wide; regular 20c value. Q YARD 27-Inch White India Linon, 12tfc value. Other qtisH JCties, in black, tan and white. Special at 13e, 16f, 17f OC YARD Soisette, in all colors, 32 inches wide; always sold at aWC 35c ysrd. , Look for the name stamped in the selvage. f 91 1 YARD Finest line of Swiss ever shown in the city, all size laeaC dots. This grsde alwsys sells at 20c yard. OQ YARD An extra fine ralne in Swiss; never sold for less than iJL 35c yard. lO'- YARD Best French Percale, 36 inches wide, Urge assort la(J ment of pstterns; a regular 20c vslne. OQ YARD Scotch Zephyrs, checks and plaids, extra fine and 30 mvC inches wide. OC, YARD Pure Linen Suiting, in navy, pink, blue, champagne alJt and cresnf", fine for wsists or suits; regular 50c quality. OQr YARD Fine Poplins, all colors, 30 inches wide; regular 35c &7C grade. Write for Samples CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS EASILY PROVEN There & Not the Slightest Necessity for Leaving Portland to Look for Proof MELBA MAKES BIO , HIT Br AUSTRALIA - (United Pres Leased Wire.) Melbourne. Feb. 45.. An extraordi nary "enthusiasm was manifested at the last concert, of Melba, the applauses be ing so animated and persistent, that tha artist found herself obllarai to r. peat some pieces i cimea.. and rinally hr accompanist oa the piano- withdrew urea out, whereupon Melba returned to the stage and sang one ef the songs of ToatL accompanying herself on tha piano, - Bowling Tourney at Toronto. (Unlteo frail teaaed Wl.l Toronto. Ont. Feb 45. T!raAW hnvl. ?5',..fr?msimany P of Canada and the ti .iaVa. 1.', i2 sTnerea Jn,th s ciey " " " !," nwonu annual jour au? i,01 Canadian Bowling aaso-fiAton- JL10 the touraamenf began t'r Wfc;. The tournament is a much thXrh4 W . MPrtative affair competition for honori amn. r..l mn teams promises to be pajucular Kicbard Dealey Dead. (Special Dispatch to Tha Jonrniil.) a prominent farmer and a resident of Clatsop county for many yearn, died at hla horns in Olnev Friday evenlna. Ha, was 92 years of age and was born in county Tipperary. treiana. May zu, 1S. He came to the united States in 1868, arrivlngtln Oregon in September of the same year, . since which time he had made his home in Astoria and at Olney. He was a brother of City Treasurer Dealey, and leaves a widow, one son and two daughters. The funeral was held from the family residence-yesterday at j:ae. interment was in .weenwooa cemetery. j - Mrs, NicboJaa Dalqnis Dead, ; (Special PUpateb te 91h Journal.! r ' Castlerock, Wash.. Feb. 25. Mr a. Nicholas EMilquist died at her home sear Oatrander, Cowlits county, Sun day, evenina. . She : waa a prominent member of the local grange and- other wise a valued member of society Fu neral services will be held today from The experience given below by this well-known citizen of Portland Is easily proven. The proof he offers for hla convictions can safely be left with the reader. It is a difficult matter to de; scribe an aching, back or any of the ills caused by disordered kidneys, ifitow io cure tne trouble is of much njore importance, and the most exacting resi dent of Portland cannot ask for any better authority on thla point than- that given by D. D. Coffey, general delivery Mer ai tne Portland postofflce, and living at ill East Morrison street. Portland, Oregon, who says: When I used Doan's Kidney Pnu three years ago it was for a disorder that seemed to Indicate poisoning of the blood, and I believed It would be a good plan to treat the kidneys, for my physicians had been unable to give me anv norma. nent relief, I found that the use of Doan's Kidney' Pills proved ray theory, for within a month I felt relief ma continued their use until the. trouble disappeared. Since then I . have been eptlrely free from it." For sale by all dealers. Prioa iiw Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo,; New Tork: sole agents for the United States. : Remember tha name Dean'a nut this morninr from San Francisco with freight and passengers. She discharged jrt Martin's dock this morning and this afternoon will move over- to tana wheat. The steamship Breakwater for Coos bay will start loading at 1 o'clock this afternoon. . . The Alice Marie, a French bark, was moved .-from Martin's , dock to ttoTt stream today. The French bark Bougainville was transferred from the stream to Green wich dock. , ... After a voyace characterized by heavy seas until Cape Blanco was passed snd then by misty weather, the new San Francisco liner Rose City reached port last evening. She had about 76 cabin passengers. According to officers of the vessel she is unable to make her kaat ' tima because of ' too small Car- fioes, which do not keep her far enough n the water. . With the increase of business in the spring it is believed he will be able to make very good time in the San Franoisco-Portland run, and will be able to dock in this city in the afternoon. BATTLESHIPS' STOKES 1 : Sent to navy yard rtnlfad Preaa Laed Wtra.1 Vallelo. Cal.. Feb. 26. In Cornell anna -with telearaphlc orders received at Mare island irom tne navy aeparv t all atarwa and coal for the cruis ers Tennessee and Washington, now In San Franolsco Day, win o sent uuwu from the nay yard by Satnrday, as It is desired tnat tne snips prucnea euuio at once. The filling of requisitions is being "rushed. Both snips require large consignments, . ,h WLYES ARE WABY. Montana Ranchmen Go Armed for V,.Them but Kill Few. ' i Trnm tha Anaconda Standard. On a fif tha nrominent men of the Bis Hole .Section wno was in tne cny ea nnii k nninion that there Were only a few wolvea left In that country, but that the few made it mighty inter esting for the stockmen. He saya these wolves are very hard to trap, - refuse to take poison and that tha most ex pert hunter might try for weeks with out getting within rifle shot of one. "There are not more than a dozen wolves- in the whole watershed of the Big Hole river," said this - gentleman. "And one of the best hunters la this country, Fred Franola, who la familiar with every noofe and corner in the val ley, is of the opinion there are nt more than half a dosen. I am willing ' to admit, however; the few there are make life a burden for the - stockmen ami keep them in constant fear ef a mid night raid on their animals. . "'i . "Wolves kill for the sport of killing I and - it is seldom aa animal survives aluur Jelns bitten hi a wolf, lha xaerest OFFIC IN Merchants Trust Building SIXTH AND WASHINGTON. t BEST LOCATION IN CITY. , MODERN EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT. FOR ROOMS APPLY TO ; Merchants Savings & Trust Company 247 WASHINGTON STREET. FIR CORDWOOD i FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE Long ........... ...?6.00 Long; ...... .85.50 .?6.50 Sawed ... .i..... ...S6.00 X Sawed s Travis Bros. Phone East 202 B-2020. 451 HAWTHRONE AVE, 444i nlo usually proving fataL Only one wolf has been killed there in the last two months, and that one was trapped by JTred Francis. Its captur was pure ly a matter of iuck. "Every man in tne mi noia carriea rla. whether on horseback or trav el in a with a team to trade at a store 'or attend church, in anticipation of getting an opportunity 10 niii a won ana se rura tha Vila bounty . offered for the scalps. Tw ' th prominent ranch men and atocamen wno resiae near Chalk bluffs have secured several hun dred dollars in subscriptions from the ranohmen to pay a bounty of $25 for each wolf scaip in addition to tne ooun- y of tie paid oy tne state, it is saia hm ant mora than 20 wolves hav been killed, in the baeiit during the last six years, but in that time thousands of dollars worm 01 biock iiaa Deen ue etroyed by these pests. -.'so far as known only one wolf has been poisoned In the Blr Hole, and that was IS years ago. - They are more wary and conning than a fox snd can smell a trap a mile away; - they refuse to take poison, and as their depredations -are committed in -the early dawn tor in the nleht. It is seldom that one ia seen, even bv the most astute hunters. So all ia all tha wolf question is a difficult prop oalttaa to deal with. ; . . ATTEMPT TO DYNAMITE . GARBAGE CREMATORY f savaasaaaxaxwaaeaawAtBaa aW"" lOaited Freaa Leaaed Wtre.J Stockton. Cal., Feb. 15. What is be lieved to have been a plot to blow up' Stockton's new garbage incinerator was nipped in the budhis morning when John Bollinger, an employe, picked up a dynamite bomb out of a load of ref use Just as it was being dumped into the furnace. -The bomb had a short fuse. - . . TEA A good deal depends on . the brewing; go by the bo.ok you, find in the jack-t 'four grocer returns tout money If don't like 0chininra at. we Mr him.