The Oregon daily journal., March 11, 1908, Page 16, Image 16

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SSDAY EVENING, ' MARCH U. 1003. ;
tttoxt a i o .umpir TO HA VP, CRUISER
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' ' The 51 pictures V herewith repro
duced are tromcopyrighgd photo
graph! ' by .''.Burr Mcintosh of Ad
miral' EYans. right45 and center, the
Perurlan H gunboat ; Bolognesl and
;the cathedral at. Lima. The Bolog
nesl acted; as an escort ship.
; .Portland U going- to buy two crul
r,' tlv torpedo, boats and a dlapatch
bo&X If present plans carry at the navy
department, Washington, D. C. The
Journal, ai announced In the Issue of
Monday, haa. succeeded In getting into
line enough influence at the capital to
1 "cure prSmlae that part of the cruiser
Squadron wiU Se here during the Rose
"Si J i .V- nnae , Carnlral committee
acted on the auggeatlon of The JournaJ
PROGRAM CflHPLETE
:F0R ST. PATRICK'S DAY
Celebration in Honer of Pa--z
tfon Saint to be Held at
; vr 'Anriory.
.. All arangements have neen maae i"r
the entertainment by the Ancient Order
tit Hibernians in ceieornu -
rick'a Pay. at the Armory March 17.
"Ths'sverit wlU.be one of the greatest
1 aver held by Portland Irlahmen, and the
following program will be parried out:
Remarka -v..D. J. McLaughlin, coun
ty secretary A. O. H., chairman of
: the evening. -"
m.ui mloen Aroon ....
.Verne
""" bom J. Zan. .
Arnnmnaniat. Prof. J. Hutchlaon.
' "Klllarney" " i
.Balfe
'" ' Accompanist. Prof. J. Hutchison.
Barney of Sweet. Klllarney". .Zlenf eld
cnuTr Vtnnnesav.
1 Accompanist. . MIm Helen "a"";
iseiecuona mfj.u Foote
yKv'.'Vf i Vhi fitYlT Night". .Old Irish
' -The MeUiersingerar Q"tt-..mf
William Only, first tenor; Scott Kent,
fSsXShVn- Hikle: second; baas;
"- - Prot 'T H- Goodrich,' director.
v.thiun Mnvourtieen" .A . .croucn
Mra. Walter Reed.
' Accompanist. Prof. J. Hutchison.
A.ddresa,,fitroducing the
i evening, snomi y
Oration; Bev. Peter C. Yorke, S. T. D.
of California. , , 0.,,.
"God Save Ireland....... J. T. Sullivan
The audience, led by the "Daughter of
' Erin"- chorus. .;: .'' ' ... .
vr n t Knmwrt nf Trisn airs, wui De
Sig. A. De Caprio's Royal Italian band.
Prof. De Caprlo will give a -baritone
. solo. enUtled "The Rose of Klllarney"
BOLD WARRANTS; QT
- SEEKS THEIR RETURN
t. D. Truman, an employe of the city
i, Ire department, sold nis salary, war
rants for January and February to Ash
' ley & Rumclln, salary brokers, but has
"tnce notified the city treasurer not to
: cah thm and claim the warrants him
aelf. The city treasurer being thus be-
tween two fires, the city attorney has
brought suit in the circuit court in the
name of the' -city against Truman and i
the brokers as well, asking the court to
decide to whom, the money on the war
rant should be paid.
- The question Is apparently the old
On one side the transaction is looked
upon as a sale of the warrant, but from
. another slant It looks like the charging
of usurious Interest on a loan, in this
case, however, there may be some points
to make it vary from the uSual broker
age transaction.
: " Tfnrrv R. Eaton '
Formerly proprietor of . the cafe, room
rurchased the saloon, northwest c
Fourth and Washington, In thai
fsothchlld tldg.. and will be pleas
re his many friends and patrons.
ilcugor;. Jeweler, .81? ."Waablngtoa, 'J
SQUAUKUJN VlOl A Vll
Admiral Dewey would also have visited
Portland, but The Journal did not fel
that the admiral should have been In
vited here unless he was to be the
auest of the city. However, the fleet
will be here-and that is a big victory
'"New'taV received from Washington
this morning in effect that the ships
would be stationed here for a week. The
message reads:
"jrTy department present plans ara
flrntaar. dla-Datca boat ana live
WELLSLEY HOW HELD!
j C0UI1TY PRISON
Important Witness for Gov
ernment Transferred
from Hospital.
George Wellsley. who has been sick
in the Good Samaritan hospital and
tnr- whnm n imDortant witness war
rant was issued by Judge Wolverton In
the United States court, was transrerrea
yesterday afternoon. He is to be held j
as a witness in mo " ui o-----mint
aaainst Wells and three others
who are charged with using the malls
to defraud. Wellsley formerly roomed
with the gang.
Wells and his confederates, it is
charged, had hundreds of old defunct
state bank notes sent to Portland from
Chicago and then passed them off for
good money. They cannot be tried for
counterfeiting so the government offi
cials are to make-an endeavor to con
vict them of using the mails for ille
gitimate purposes.
WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE.
From October to May colds are the
most frequent cause of headache. LAX
ATIVE BROMO QUININE removes
cause. JEC W. Grove on box; 25 cents.
Building rermlts.
W. F. Powers, erect dwelling, Mil
wauicie, corner Rnone, $1,800; Mrs. M.
Eugh, erect dwelling, SeventeAith be
tween Taylor and Salmon, J4.500; M.
Andt erect dwelling, E. Yamhill be
tween East Fortieth and East Forty
first $1,600; W. O- Thomson, erect two
dwellings East Yamhill between East
Twenty-third and East Twenty-fifth,
$2,006 each; E. Versteeg, erect two
j . trnnit hptween Kerhv and
Rorthwick, $1,000 each; Ed Krueger. erect
dwemng, js-aoi i"ui-n urin..
East Burnside and Eas. Ankcny. JM0U;
John Amberson, erect dwelling East
Belmont. East Twenty-third and East
Twenty-fifth, $2,000; Thomas Muir,
wellina-. Ash between East Twen-
tv-flfth and East Twenty-sixth. $1,600;
Herman Claussenius. erect dwelling
Rvensvlew drive. $1.C00; Emll Miller.
-tiin ITtrat street between
GaTnes atid .llna. $M0; Thomas Pop-
faat TJiirieenin ami .i .........
tttiO- E. 1. Harman. erect dwelling,
Loveioy.andCprneU road. $7,500.
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...a,'trKlmnra will receive
-L?M?IU71- in.-,nlr hav rjoints Satur
day March 7. For sailing dates, freight
Knaer rates, apply Oak street
dOCK. W. A. OH.rn.Kt,
rABMEBSt - BTOCXMEHl
WE BUY ' ,
DRESSED VEAL v
TiTjsstr.n PORK
DRESSED POULTRY OB" AIJj KINDS
. We give prompt returns and we do
not ' charge commission. . - "
".: ; . .... WK BUI v -
, LIVESTOCK BY THE! CARLOAD
, , CATTLE
HOGS - 1
: . ... ;-. SHEEP . , '
t CALVES - 4
, A ni I SMITH MEAT CO. :
-Fighting the Beef Trust.", t " ?
22t Aider SW bet. Finland Second Bts.
i juvv Y"
torpedo boats. Tour message of In
structions last Thursday followed to
letter with result Portland win get the
boats."
The coming of the cruiser will mean
that about 1,200 "jkckies and marines
will be here during Carnival week. If
permission of the commanders and the
department can be obtained the tars
. .. i. nn in . - nnraHp nun lend a
brilliant feature to the proposed enter
tainment.
W1IE .FOUND GUILTY
Or TtlAHSLAUGHTER
Jury Returns a Verdict
Against Slayer of Du
Puis Within 2 Hours.
In a little less than two hours the
Jury In the case of John Wynne,
charged with the murder of W. H. Du
Puis, found him guilty of manslaughter.
The verdict was received by Jadge
O'Day about 5 o'clock yesterday aftes-
noon after tne moBi oi me uny nu
been consumed In argument. The re
sult occasioned little surprise, as it was
evident that the state coultl not hope
for a verdict of murder in the first de-
Prjudge O'Day has not yet fixed the
time for sentence. Those convicted of
manslaughter may, be sentenced from
one to 15 yeara in the penitentiary.
This makes Wynne liable to the light
est nenalty that can be assessed for the
tawSl of human life where the killing
Is not Justified, the provocation under
which he acted and his previous good
reputation having brought the Jury to
the mansiaugnier
verdict.
Aocldents -will .happen, but
trill A td families keep Lr.
the best-
rerulated iairuuea nccy
Eclectric Oil for such emergencies. It
Thomas
subdues the pain ana
SMITH'S DAILY ROUISD-UP
FIOKTISrO KH BEST TBUBT. EDITED BY TBAVX J.. SMITH MEAT OO. , 286 AUBEB, Bst. PIBST ft; 8EC0KD
VOL. - 1.' NO. 80.
FISH
It's got to be fresh when you get it
at Smith'.
Smelt -JJ
Perch W
Chinook Salmon, genuine. . . . . . .15
Halibut, . 3 lbs. for...... ..... -
Herring
Flounders
Black Cod
Rock Cod ..,.......V.......12J
Fresh Mackerel ...... . 15?
Red Snappers 10fk
Shrimps ........ ... . . .
Razor Clams, 2 dozen for,1 ...... 25
Hard-Shell Clams, per lb: 8
Oysters, per pint.--.
Fine fed and-fattened mutton at
Smith's.
At Smith's you can get milk-fed
veal. v " , , k ' '
. r . . -.. .. : i
Be carefut when you come to Smith's
are in no way connef ted with our firm
Rheumatism
Do you want to get rid
of it t If so, take Dr. Miles
Nervine modified as di
rected in pamphlet around
bottler In addition to tho
direct curative properties
it has a soothing effect up
on the nerv-oUs system by
which tho rheumatic
pains are controlled, and
-rest and sleep assured.
It has made many cures
of this painful disease,
some of tnem after years
of suffering. If it will
cure others why not you.
If your case is compli
cated, write us for adyice.
it cosfs you nothing'and
may save you prolonged
sunenng.
"I u ma
crippleV that I ceuld
scarcely walk
Attr Having my shoe
on for an hour or tvo I oould manage
to walk
bv urTerlnJa the naiiL
a r
I
toll
Then
I bernn
:o have pains all throua-li
my system.
My doctor told me I had
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an acute attack or inflammatory
rhmimatlam. I read about Dr. Miles'
Nervine, bought a bottle and I cora
manced to get better from the start
and for the pant six months have
scarcely any pain, and am able to
walk as well as ever."
J A 3. H. 8ANDRRS,
P. O. Boxy6, Rockaway, N. J.
Your druggist sells Dr. Miles' Nsrv
Ine, artd we authorize him to return
price of first bottle (only) If It falls
to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
TAX ORDINANCE
INEFFECTIVE
City Attorney Bules New
Law f annot be Nullified
by Keferendum.
Citv Attorney John Kavanaugh has
ruled that the vehicle tax ordinance is
In effect; that It cannot be nullified by
the referendum, and can only be re
pealed by the council or by the electors
at the next city election. This Is the
ordinance which was passed over Mayor
rane s veto February 24 and which
Councilman Kellaher has started refer
endum petitions against
Councilman Kellaher says that he will
II. .L l'n J .11 a lieu 1 1. .11 i., inv iiij ni
tornev's opinion, holding that Judge Cle
land held to the opposite side In a de
cision rendered the other day. Mr. Kel
laher says that he will go ahead with
the referendum petition. City At
torney Kavanaugh's opinion follows:
Caa Suspend Operation.
"Under the amendment and the con
stitutional provision no act can tske ef
fect until 90 days after the adjournment
of the legislature, except the class of
emergency acts enumerated In the
amendment. Therefore no law on which
a referendum can be demanded can take
effect during the time in which a refer
endum petition can be filed, but this
first suspension arises from the pro
visions of section 28. article IV, rather
than from the provisions of the amend
ment, because the law could not take
effect for 80 days after the adjournment
of the legislature, even If a referendum
petition were not filed.
"The referendum petition, however,
will suspend the operation of the, stat
ute until the next geneval election. But
In such case a referendum petition is
Interposed before the law takes effect.
The filing of a referendum petition after
a state law becomes operative would
have no legal effect. The same rule ap
plies to municipal ordinances. What
Is the purpose of the referendum? It
Is to determine, by vote of the electors;
whether a measure that is not in effect
shall become a law. An existing law,
state or municipal, cannot be displaced
by the referendum. It can only be ab
rogated by repeal. A repeal of this
ordinance might be secured by Initiative
petition, or the council may repeal It by
ordinance. If an existing ordinance
could be suspended pending the filing of
a referendum petition, or from the filing
of such petition until the next city elec
tion, such suspension would result in
great Inconvenience.
Hepeals Former Ordinanoe.
"This ordinance by its terms provides
a new schedule of licenses, and repeala
the former ordinance. The former or
dinance Is repealed and this ordinance
Is In effect. If the operation of this or
dinance be suspended, then no license
could be collected until after the next
city election. If such power of sus
pension exists, it might be exercised at
any time prior to 60 days before the
next election. Other ordinances might
be suspended. The ordinance assessing
the riyit of a public improvement could
be held In abeyance. A referendum
might be demanded upon appropriation
nAM I. A , 11.
council and had been approved by the
rriui- A ....
mavor.
iusion, and such
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Biiimuun wan rer-
TORTLAND, OR.. MARCH 11, 1908.
PORK
Smith's Oregon Pork is "scrump
tious." So are Smith's steaks.
Pigs' Feet ...
Pigs' Heads .
Pies' Hocks .
'.5s
.8
V"
Fine Roasts of Pig Pork.,.... 10.$
Smith's Sausage, fresh every Hour.
f It's pure ; it's pure .......... 12 Jf
Center cuts of Shoulder Roast Pork,
hardly any bone, no waste, all
meat ......12
Shoulder Pork Chops....
Spae Ribs
Legs of Pork...'.. ...12$
BEEF
Smith's small Porterhouse aryi T'
Bone Steaks are mighty line ana
they cost only.,
12i$
Boiling Beef.
that you get in the right market fThere'aVeVarkets wboUi sides of us that
and neither one of these markets carry Smith's fresh, clean Orego meats.
111 - ' 4 'tj
13
mm
talnly not contemplated by the framers
of the cons-.iutional amendment.
"It was never Intended that a law or
ordinance, once in force, could be de
feated by the- referendum. That there
Is no provision in our law for the sus
pension of an ordinance is one of tns
defects of our present system. Others
will no doubt develop In the course of
time. It can be remedied bv an ap
propriate provision in the ordinance It
self, by a charter amendment adopted
by the electors, or by another constitu
tional amendment. The legislature is
powerless to afford relief under the
present constitution. It is unfortunate
that this defect was not discovered and
provided for, but In the present situa
tion the law must be, applied as it ex
ists." .
Metiger, jeweler, optician, 342 Wash
ington. .
HARLOW OUT FOR
STATE LEGISLATURE
I A. Harlow of Troutdale is out for
the Republican nomination for member
of the lower branch of the legislature.
In his declaration filed with the county
clerk he says he indorses the platform
adopted by the Republicans of the coun
ty on February 29. and coyly adds, I
will vote for the peoples choice for
United States senator if a Republican.'
Additional candidates for . Jreoinct
committeemen on the Republican side
are 1. B. Beard In 37. Frank C. Middle
ton In 19. J. Wehof fer in 45. C. B. Jodon
ln2 Loti De Yarmond in 10, George E.
fitreeter In 40. R. P. McDonald in 81,
W A. Charles In 18 and W. J. Beutel
soacher In 84. New Democratic entries
a?e S. W. Anderson In 64, I T. Peery
In 77 and C. A. Ambrose In 86.
Eye glasses $1.00 at Metzger's.
Monument against the state for Its
golden advantages In stock raising,
fruit growing, good water, fine climate
and Us abundance of excellent stock
feed, boasta- the Enterprise.
Perfect fitting glasses 1 at Metzger's
PRICE, TOUR PATRONAGE.
PORK PORK
Fancy Rib Roasts of Pork 15$
Rib Chdps of Pork. 15$
Loin Roasts of Pork 15$
Loin Chops, of Pork. 15$
Sweet Pickle Pork, Smith's
make:-,. ,.,...12$
Leaf Lard, fresh ,.12
Smith's extra light sugar-cured
Breakfast Bacon ..15$
Smith's- heavy sugar-cured Breakfast
.jBtcon . : : ;..'12$
A S-lb. paU of Lard . 1. 60$
Made by Smith from selected eastern
' Oregon grain-fed' pork. t
Tenderloin Steak ..12$
Round Steak ..;.10$
- j Pot Rofsts
........8$
5$ to 6$
FOR
VTS1
We are showing MORE styles
and BETTER styles than ever
at this low" price. Don't let
the modest price deter you as
you will find the IDENTICAL
fabrics and patterns in up-tbwn
stores at $15 and $20
WHEN YOU SEE IT
3d
1st
(COULD
NOT
HANDLE
THE:
CROWD!
More people visited
Rose 'City Park
last Sunday than on
any other one day
except Children's
Day last year. The
streetcar company
admits that it could
nf nvAilinD TT1I1
M V.r,vw mvui,
ties for them. This you would rather be alone, you
. ..'t - j g , c wijl find representativea on the
WQ fint Cllie tO in- povnd to answer questions.
W"3 f fV1 w wr ' 111 '? You will enjoy the ride, the ex-
A 'Arv'a t a f a ii3M cellentvair and beautiful scenery,
adeQuate conven- Thu is the opportunity for
iences but to the Homeseekers
overwneiming pop
ularity of Rose City
Park. These people
JJ t Dnr-A
TUUC UUl. KJ lVUOVi
- iV m
llfV - PatK ml PV -
ylty X a'S-: lyl V
ral reasons. Chief
among them Was to
Deautuui rcMueuic
section of Portland
made sojby Nature.
MEN
i .
.
y.!
IN OUR AD IT'S SO
and Oak
and Yamhill
Therefore
it has been made apparent that .
one day ought to be devoted to '
Rose City Park inspections dur
ing the week. It is true that
the travel to Rose City Park on
Sunday is greater than to any
other residence part of the city.
Those who are concerned about
the selection of a home site will
be pleased to learn that
Saturday" J
will be a' special sales day In
Rose City Park. Salesmen will
be on hand for the express pur
pose of showing you the remain
ing desirable building sites. The
absence of the large Sunday
crowd will make it far more
easy to get around and enable
the prospective home builder to v
investigate conditions more
thoroughly. Next Saturday,
therefore.
Is Set Aside
for your especial benefit If you
wish to have
salesman ac-
como,nv vo Bhon. th. office
In Rose City Park you will find ;
many excellent places to build
a fine or modest home. The
rices range all the way from
400 to as much as you would
care to pay. The terms are
y1 easy and tte conditions. all
in favor of the buyer. Spring
time is building time and it is
. now UPB u8- Bettr buy and
, build and live in Rose City Park
-.. . c- -
son
Chamber of Commerce
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liiomp