.1. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING,"" MARCH 61808.
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Such Corruption as Scott-C
Bourne Contract
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Miss Maud
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, odly mad food on the a tare !a Mlaa
Jf aqd Howea, a daoghter of S. E.
Howaa of 408 Collee itwt, who la
playlnr tha rola of Lillian Baker with
.Paul Ollmor at the Marquam Grand.
Vita Ho wee la a brunette and aa can
ITowes.
be Been from her picture, la very pretty.
She began her professional career fire
years aro In fan Francisco, later going
with -The French Mlllner" company.
She played In New Orleana aa leading
woman with a stock company for aome
time and waa with Stella Mayo In "The
Show Olrl." Last year ahe waa in "The
Uingerbread Man" company.
In her part aa Lillian Baker. Mia
Howea la gaining new hooora And la
nurseling a great aeal or attention ana
lavoraoie criticism. Her many Port
land friends hare been entertaining
ciauurnipiy ior ner during ncr atay in
iiiia city.
CANADIANS WANT TO
PUT DUTY ON LUMBER
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Belllngham, Wash., March I. A spe
cial from Vancouver, Biitlah Columbia,
Mm- 1
"In the opinion of H.
nrealdent of. the Vanc
trade, much of the stagnation of
pinion of H. A. Stone, vlce-
realdent of. the Vancouver board of
i of the stagnation of the
lumber trade te due to the fact that
rough lumber la permitted to enter
Canada duty free. Believing a great In
justice is Deing aone tnia province by
the dominion government, he moved the
adoption of resolutions urging the do
minion government to give thia matter
their prompt consideration and to place
a duty of 11 per thousand on rough
lumber and SO cents per thousand on
ahlngles at the earliest possible date.
It Is not now a ejueatlon of
struck Billy PattersonT" or of
old is Ann?"'' The main point at Issue
over In South Portland among tha lead
ers or the South Portland Republican
club Is "Who uncorked the bottle that
corked the arguments of W.8. U'RenT"
it la a cincn mat aome one aid It, and)
President Lillls Is looking for that
man, be he Republican. Democrat So
cialist or anarohlat. Whatever he be,
he will get" hie If his victims get him.
What la all this about? Ask W. M.
Davis, familiarly known aa -Pike," be
cauae he came from that famoua county
In Missouri. Me doea not have to be
shown. Ire knows, and aa he talks of
the incident he elevates his nose sadly
and shivers la his new spring suit. His
other clothes have been hung out to
air, for Mr. Davla was one of the inno
cent bystanders, and there were eeveral
more.
In plain words, some naua-htr out-un 1st
loose a ooiue or suipnureted hydrogen.
the com-
icnce of
rotten eggs. In Jones hall last night
just as W. 8. U'Ren was Uking a full
breath for his peroration, and the crowd
Drone ror (lie exits wlln a wild disor
ganised rush. No one will ever know
what the peroration would have been,
for Mr. U'Ren himself beat a hasty re
treat when the foul wave hit him In
me (ace.
Defines Direct Frtmary,
W. 8. U'Ren waa the Drlnclnal
at the meeting of the South Portland
Republican club last night. He apoke
in derenae or the primary law and
Statement No. 1. T. J. Fording, who
aaid he bad not engaged in debate for
10 years, and who proved it by hla re
marks, took the other side of the aues
tlon and spent most of the time he was
berore the audience waiting ror tils
hearers to laugh at him and urge him
to begin to discuss Statement No. 1.
Mr. b Ren In hla addreas paid a good
deal of attention te H. W. Scott and the
Oregonlan and its attitude on the pri
mary law and Statement No. l. He
apoke of Scott aa "My friend Harvey,'
and aald that "There has never been a
time when he has not been right, some
time." Thla brought roars of laughter
and applause from the audience mat
packed the hall.
Continuing. Mr. U'Ren said that Mr.
Scott waa a aalnt among alnnera. There
had never been a Question of public In
terest in the state that he had not been
rlabt on at some time during its dis
cussion, for he could always be found
to have taken both sides of every ques
tion aome time during Its discussion.
He was right on Statement No. 1 two
yeara ago.
8 oott-Booths Corruption.
The apeaker called up the Scott-
Bourne contract, in which Scott agreed
to pay Bourne $25,000 for Bourne's
suDDort In Scott's candidacy for United I
Biaies senator in 1VU3. air. u itin saia
that while Scott had died feeble denial
of the contract as printed In the Amer
ican magasine and la Oregon papers, no
denial had been heard from Senator
Bourne, nor had criminal action been In
tituled agalnat any of those pubilab-
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T"he speaker paid trloute to John H.
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The senator had aald when he had com-
leted the statement. "That will fix It.
o one can get out of supporting the
people's choice for United States sen
ator." Whatever else John II. Mitchell
did, the speaker contended, he was al
ways loyal to the principle of the pop
ular election of senators.
Legislators go to the legislature to
represent the whole people of the state,
the speaker argued, and not to repre
sent the Republican party.
"I want a Republican In the United
States senate, said Mr. I Ken. I am
a Republican and 1 want a Kepubllcan
In the United States senate, but first I
am an American cltisen, and If the ma
jority of the people of Oregon want to
send George E. Chamberlain to the sen
ate I want to see him go there.
"The same rule bught to apply to the
election of senators aa to constables.
If the voters do not know' enough to
vote for United States senators they do
not Know enough to cast their ballota
ror constable,
Mr. U'Ren said that the men who
were opposing Statement No. 1 had
ground axes in the past and he believed
mat tney were grinding axes now.
following Mr. u Ken a lew minutes
were taken up by T. J. Fording, after
which Mr. U'Ren took the platform to
close his debate. He had his opponent
iauna ana tne crowa wim nim. Ann
statement men in the hall charged that
the meeting had been packed with So
cialists ana Democrats because of the
great applause given the Statement No.
1 utterances and arguments of the
speaker. It was evident, however, that
a large number of the old-timers were
there, which made the game about even.
It was a Statement No. 1 meeting from
start to finish.
As the guests were fleeing before the
potent smell of the unseen bottle in the
back of the hall. President Lillls with
stood the temptution to flee long enough
to declare the meeting adjourned until
next Thursday night.
From the Oakland Tribune:
"The demands of the Government are
certainly exacting, and if all dealers in food
stuffs retained Government Inspection there
would be no cause for complaint as to the
quality of the various foods consumed by
the people.
SS20.YBARS
la positive cranf of the reliability
and confidence ur patients have in
m. specialists always in attendance,
assuring prompt and courteous at
tention. Ldy attendant always pres
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elnlM DsnOsts Our
reputation for reliability and thor
P.uhnes ia well eatabllehed. Clean
jlnesa. Good .Work and. Quick Serv-
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Jnnrr mum a bit- "
"aotlo Tree when plates xr br!da
are ordered. Plates nl
r Best mate Wetk-psrhaos Vour
Jeeth have become so useless thit it
s Impossible to firmly ta hniJ
Tltenhe old Stumps7
without causing yoVth. iuSJSst
pain, and a plate is fitted. ff Se
Plata fits perfectly It wiukWrti
and perform Its work of masticaUnir
your food satisfactorily. iuT m5
)0 years' experience in this work will
guarantee satisfaction In every ease.'
Crowa a,ad Bridge Werlu It's a
thame to spoil your personal appear.
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ratling bid., M aa Wufe. Portlaa?
IN PORTLAND
oorao wobx tob
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anee and ruin your digestion fr
the lack of teeth to properly masti
cate your food, when a- bridge ran be
uppiiea mat will cause no dlscom-
ron wnatever, will chew, your food
?roperly and thoroughly, while your
ooks are improved beyond descrln.
tlon. A hollow tooth that Is now
useless can be fined and crowned so
that it is saved for probably a life
time, to secure the best results you
must secure the highest grade of
Kill.
Examination free and Invited.
"nn acsirea you can have T. P.
wise or my personal service.'
.Our force Is so organised tftat we
2i,.dflJ0,,, Orowa. Bridge aaa
1 a day 1? aeoesaary.
owa people oaa write and
Jrraage for appointments.
Hams, 10c per Lb.
Read the Franklin-Barnes advertise
ment on local page of today's paper.
ALBANY ABOUT TO
B0031 IX BUILDING
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Albany, Or., March . General build
ing activity Is assured for Albany this
spring. As soon as the weather settles
the foundation work will begin on the
new Elks' temple, a Woodmen building
iiu ma nunc w me aico chid, a num
ber of residences have been planned.
The condensed milk factory, a cannery
of immense proportions, and the pro
posed street railway will give a decided
Impetus to the activities of the city.
Everybody's friend Dr. Thomaa' Ec
lectrlc Oil. Cures toothache, earache,
sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises, scalds.
Stops any pain.
DKUGGISTS' BARS ARE
CLOSED BY COUNCIL
(Special Dlapatch to The Journal.
Pendleton, Or., March 6. At a meet
ing of the council list evening an ordi
nance was passed to the effect that
drugstores in Pendleton will not be al
lowed to sell alcoholic llauors excent in
filling written prescriptions irom pny
siclans, providing one sale for each
prescription.
The penalty will be a fine of from
110 to 1100 or Imprisonment from 6 to
40 days. ,
Metxger fits glasses for 11.00.
Healthy Food
"It will thus be seen that it is the inten
tion of the U. S. Government to give the '
people healthy food, which they will get if
they INSIST upon being SERVED with
U. S. INSPECTED PRODUCTS."
Take advantage of the Government's
precaution in your behalf. Allow none but
the Government Inspected meats to come on
your table. They cost no more than the
uninspected.
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Wholesale Dealers in U. S. Government Inspected
Meats "Columbia" Brand Hams, Bacon and Lard
NO PLATES
Required
Fast Work on Battleship.
United Press Leased Wire. I
Boston, March 6. A record for-speed
i in tne construction oi vessels ror the
United States navy win nicely be estab
lished in the case of the 0,000-tpn bat
tleshiu isortn usicoia, wnicn is now
building in tne fore itiver shipyards
at Quincv. Though it la only four
ontns since tne Koei was laid the ship
n.lv 0 fl no Aon , f IhI.L . J .
I ' 1 f a r.rnrtc1 lh hull will h ,.au
fs now nearly 20
It in orpectel the "UU will be readv tnt
launching about the first of October.
CiMiMioer.ng tne sK of the ship and the
difficult problems involved the nrnor.
ress made In her construction Is con
sidered remarkable by the naval ex.
pertp.
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(Sptdftl Dtspatcb to Tbt JoornaL)
Pacific University, Forest Grove,
. VawMh k Tn irhnnl ant hnritlassi
declared a half holiday yeaterday after
a 1
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for tha spring's worn. ,a Hundred boys
college to put the athletic field in shape
or , a nunorea Doys
procured picks and
Eead Saafkea Satttr day ad.
shovels and put Id several hours tiling
the nuarter-mile running track. The
young ladles-came out en masse to en
courage the workers with their pres
ence. I.ate in tne axiernoon, wnen tne
work was finished, the co-eds served
the totters with hot coffee, a n sand-
Iwicnes. o. J. uawrcmw, uio uig wwgnt
man., superintended the project.. About
1,000 Xeet of tUing was lal4 wblch it la
thought will drain tha tv ....
extent that It can be used the entire
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lngton'' Jewelor' Ptlc,, Si: Wash-
Attempt to Dopose Smith.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Trenton, N. J., March 6. New Jer
sey politicians are considerably inter
ested in tho dinner announced for to
night by the Doraocratio countv
mittee of Hudson in honor of City Col
lector Robert a Davis, the Demooratlo
leauer of that countv.. Tha .J
purpose of the affair Is to bring out
Davis in opposition to former United
States Senator James Smith T- ,
leader ?f the Democratlo organisation
in New Jersey. Back of thla mnv
an attempt to frustrate the scheme of
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BUPEKIOK iHlJUtJSSUCWTS urrKIiD TO RELIABLE ACTIVE AOENTaVJ
Smith to prevent the New Jersey Dem
ocrats supporting .Bryan at the Denver
convention next July.
Bead Sharkey's Saturday ad.
Business Change at Roseburg.
(Special Dlapatch to Tbe Journal.)
Roseburg, Or., March . One of the
most important business transactions of
the year took place yesterday when
Frank E. Alley sold hla larara ahntrarrt
offlcs In this city to Messrs J. ii. Booth,
vv. a. nsher and J. M. Thorns TM
new owners took possession at .otwf
Mr. Thome assuming charge.. The neii
owners have for many 'years been tmf
ruuuii iiiuHi in 1110 uuBineas aiiair;
or Ktmeuurg. Mr. Aney will turn h
Biienuon to iiveaiocK, especial.
iiursrB, imvuig recently purchased
te.vuu iarm Jh uaraen valley.
Fair fare, white bands, satia akta 1
by Batla akin cream snd Satia powdatj
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