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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND; WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH ; il't : 1S03. '
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Carnegie Commission4 Gives
Samuel Stowe and 3Irs.
v , Black for Bravery.'
th 10-foot perpendicular aide wait "Mr.
tow ia an assistant wrtmin in i"
mis. . B if . i . ,-. .
Mrv n: TiUrk than t veara old. a
houaewlfe of tiarapaon, Oregon, saved
Ruth and Beulau Baderree, a fed I IS
from drowning;. July a, iot.
encumbered by four sains,
Schofleld creak, pulled one
hole elaht feet deep; men.
followed by her do, ahe iwira to-the
hole for the other eirl. but while as
sisting her became exBauatea ana oniy
by the aid of, the doe auoceeded In get-j
nm nmm nut
Unit - of the ' maris la kiven - by the
commission were awarded for aavlng
from drowning, thougk there were many
heroic daeda amonar miner In savin
1 meir reuowa rrom nowaer fipiumuin
or from auffncatlon h cases. There
ara aavarar akatlna- aeeldenta recorded
Two Oregonlana, a roan and a woman, I and aeveral casea of attempta to rescue
ara consldftrad worthy-of madala by ' rrom an approacnins; rain.
are conaiaerea wortny or meaaia or TnrM 0P f Jn(iUncM ftr, ,,yn wbm
the Carnegie Hero Fund commission,!., raw men have armed a boat to go
which has 'just publlahad a report of I In atormy waters to the rescue of a
Ita work.
Carnegie Medal Obrerse.
veaael In dlatreea. Many Inataneea are
fl ven of people aaved from aulclde.
n caaea of drowning about half the
would-be rescuers were drowned by the
frantic clutching of the drowning per
aona.
Three medala were riven to atudenta
at Cornell university who risked their
uvea in the fraterntty-bouae nre a year
ago. One waa given a young woman
who, though Buffering with a bad fever
bliater on her lln. aucked the rattle-
anitke polaon from a boy 'a ahoulder.
in many caaea an annuity naa oeen
given to the . widow till ahe remarries
or dies, or a aum nut In truat to the
aurvlvlng children. In caaea where
workmen were disabled iney have been
reimbursed for the loss of time and
money, and the funeral expenses were
paid In some Inataneea. There are a
number of women among the medal-
winners.
BAKER STUDENTS ARE
NOT AFRAID OF FIRE
A bronaa medal waa riven Ratniiel
M. Stowe, aged 26, of Oregon City, who
aaved ftenraa A. Munmln
fitter, from drowning, July 20. ISO. I thl" m?rnn,
. (Special Dispatch te Th Jon rat I.)
Baker City, Or., March 11. A fire
aaved Oeorge A. Hemmlnger, a pipe- drill waa held at. the Central building
una luuiniiia wiui me rrvuu inai ma
entire building waa emptied In lust J7
. a tlKt
seconds. There are about 600 atudenta
to march out of the building from three
floors, and the time In which they left
the building ahowe that there la very
uttie danger rrom lire in the eubllc
schools of thla city.
A fire drill waa alao held at the
Brooklyn building on the eaat aide and
there the atudenta marched out In 45
seconds. A little more time waa con
sumed here because the stens are too
high for the little tota to walk down
very qulokly. However, 200 dudIIs
mane very gooa lime in leaving
building.
the
STRIKE J?If,ir;ftOM)
POCKET NEAR BAKER
Baker City. Or.. March 11 W. F.
Ina In the Tom Paine mine, about aeven
miles west of Baker, have entered
pocket of very rich ore, the gold being
niainiv vismie in cnunxs. just now
Stowe Jumped Into a canal at the Wll- much of thla high-grade ore there la
lamette river falls, and In a current I has not yet been determined, but from
runnins seven miles an hour supported I indications there la a fortune In the
Hemminger until they were assisted up strike.
Carnegie Medal Reverse.
Andrew Jackson Derby of Hood
River, Candidate for Democratic
Nomination for Congress From
Second District.
SOUTH FAVORS
JAP EXCLUSION
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Probable That Bill Will Be
Passed at This Session
of Congress. '
(Coiled Preu Lessed Wire.)
Washington, March 11. Because tho
southern Democrats have promised to
upport the Japanese exclusion bill
when It Is reported by the house com
mittee on forelrn affairs. RcDreaenta-
tlve Hayes of California believes that
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TKalS7.ll
Go anywhere in the city, get a price on any kind of a set of
teeth, then come to us and we will duplicate that set
of teeth for $7.00, except gold and porcelain
Eastern Dentists, 287V2 Washington
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tho bill will surely cass when It conies
up for a vote.
Tim Knuthernera. It la said, will Sun-
port the bill In the hope that thev will
et tne votes or me western ana cuubi
elevations In aUDPort of legislation
affecting the south and the negro prob
lem. Having tne negro to contend wun
In the aouth. their sympathies are
naturally with the coast members, who
are confronted by the Japanese quea
tlon. Said one aouthern Democrat to
day: "We know that the people who live
In a section populated partly by an
other race are the ones who best know
how to de w tn the situation. we
JAPANESE SPy
I AT ElV
CAN
Honorable Yellow Peril
- Tries to Hire American
to Sketch Forts.
(Culled Press Leased Wire.)
Ely. Nev March 11 City officials
here are awaiting word from Washing
ton to determine the disposition of a
Japanese who may be wanted by the
government on the charge of boing a
spy.
The man under arreat la a ahort.
swarthy fellow of evident good educa
tion and waa arrested at Kelptown upon
complaint of A. B. Clinton, a promi
nent draughtsman. Clinton aava the
Japanese, wno reruaea to give His name.
cultivated bla acquaintance carefully
and then made him a proposition to
accompany him to Ban Francisco and
endeavor to secure drawings of the
namor formications. (Jiinton savs mat
the Japanese offered him a bla bonus
and. was to pay all of hia expensea, ex
plaining that he . could not make the
drawings himaeir, as the soldiers were
wstchlng all Japs too carefully.
Aa aoon aa the Jud had comDleted
his proposition Clinton says he grabbed
him and took Mm before the officials
nd
are with the Pacific const people be
cause our exnerlenct- has taught us
that
the race problem shoirtd be solved by
the people whom It affects. Therefore
our votes will support the will of the
coaet In dealing with the Japanese."
Although there has neon some tain
of delay to allow the president to de
termine what he can do through nego
tiations with Japan. Representative
Hayes is confident that the hill will
be reported to the house by the com
mittee before the present session of
congress closes.
TWO BURGLARIES
AT JUNCTION CITY
The Jan put up a fierce fight.
proved hlmseir a master or jlu jltsu.
In the melee two of Clinton's fingers
were so badly bitten that they will
roDSDiy nave 10 De amputated. Tne
an ia at present held under a charge
of mayhem until an Investigation can
be made.
MRS. HATTIE CURTIS
OP JUNCTION DEAD
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Monroe, Or., March 11 The body of
Mrs. Hattle Curtis, wife of Frank Cur-
tla of Junction City. Oregon, waa laid
to real in Simpson's chapil cemetery
Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cur
tis on coming to Oregon in the early
'80's, settled near Monroe but later
moved to Junction City. Mrs. Curtis
waa a member of Diamond lodge Degreo
of Honor, of the United Artlnana. of
the Women's Relief Corpa and other
organisations. The runeral services at
the cemetery were conducted by the
Degree of Honor staff from Diamond
Lndae. aaalated br Rev. K H. RalknaD
of Leslie Methodist episcopal church
of Salem. The deceased leaves her hus
band and the following children: Otla
Curtle. Mrs. Mary Justice and George.
Killlam, John, Delia and Bertha Curtis,
all of junction City.
RICE FOR GOVERNOR;
REPUDIATES DUBOIS
Residence of Bank Cashier Wash
burnc and Jackson & Son's
Store Broken Into.
(United Frm Leased Wire.)
Boise, Ida., March 11 John C. Rice
of Caldwell has announced his candi
dacy for governor on the Democratic
ticket. In hla formal announcement he
says he Is opposed to making the Mor
mon question an Issue In this campaign
and that he has renounced political al
legiance to former Senator .Fred T. l)u-Bols.
(Special DUratch to The Journal.)
Junction City, Or.. March 1 1. Burg
lars entered the residence tt W. C.
Washburne, cawhler of the Farmers &
Merchants bank. Monday night and car
ried away three suns or ma ui
clothes and one suit belonging to his
son. They also carried oft all of his
sterling silver spoons and his son's
watch. The clothing was all of fine
quality and all dark-colored goods. The
silver spoons have the letter "W" en
graved on the handle. Mr. Washburne
ml hia son were sleeDins in the room
adjoining that In which the articles your name and address and send It today.
were stolen, but aid not near any uis
turbance during the night.
Burglara entered the general mer
chandise store of Q. M. Jackson & Son
Sunday and stole several pairs -of
snoes, some shirts and a quantity of
cigars. Entrance to the building was
gained by prying off the lock on a side
door. There Is no clue to the guilty
parties.
Cancer Cured
InlO Days
A Discovery That' Has Startled the
Medical World.
I have discovered what the medical
world has been looking for. for years, a
sure cure for cancer, so sure that It can
be absolutely guaranteed. Thla I -do.
and I can prove It. I have cured hun
dreds of the most horrifying casea in
from 10 to 20 days, after celebrated
physicians and surgeons had given up
all hope of saving them.
After you have seen the marvelous
results of this treatment, you will be
surprised how easily you can cure
yourself at home without risk or danger.
I have one of tho finest sanitariums
In the country for those who wish to
come and have my personal attention.
However, you can cure youraelf Just as
well at ' home. Any bank or business
firm In Lebanon will tell you we are
reliable and successful In curing cancer.
Jnil out the free coupon below wltn
X. L. WHITE, Chief of Staff
SOLID GOLD TEETH CROWNS
Any tooth in the mouth we crown with solid gold, A J
22k., guaranteed to be the best, for tp4eU(J
PORCELAIN CROWNS
Any Porcelain .Crown made no matter what they A J
are called or how they are made. Our price is
BRIDGES
Solid Gold Top, Solid Gold Backs Porcelain Fronts,
per tooth ..T.
Solid Gold Teeth, 22k. bridge,
per tootn '
$4.00
$4.00
' . ''All other work same price, proportionately
Call and satisfy yourself that we have but one price and that
we do not misrepresent our work. We emphatically assert
that no better work can be done in Portland at any price,
r Absolute guarantees '
;,;:M!BM: BERlflSIS
Room 810 Telephone Main 3780 v -287K
WASHINGTON ST.. BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH
Office Hours from 8 av m. to 5:30 p. m. Sundays 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
TO NORTH POWDER
COUPLE, TWINS BORN
(Special Disnatrh to The Journal.)
North Powder. Or.. March 11 A letter
to Herman Rothchlld from A. Lun, the
North Jowder Crystal lake ice shipper
and plfneer of North Powder, who was
called suddenly to Portland last Thurs
day, whither Mrs. I-.un had preceded
him. announces the birth to them of
twins, a boy and a girl.
A year ago The Journal announced
the birth of a girl baby to the pioneers,
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Oorham. th'elr thir
teenth child, and the mother in hr
fiftieth year. This Is a similar case.
except number of children; only It la
one better, and that a boy.
rasa OAjrosB ootjpoh.
If you suffer from cancer In any
form, simply fill in your name and
address on dotted lines below and
mall today to Dr. Curry Cancer Cure
Co.. 2977 Curry Sanitarium, Lebanon,
Ohio. You will be surprised how
easily you can cure yourself at home
without risk or danger.
Name
Street
City, State
If you prefer not to address the
Oaaoer company itself, yon may
reach the doctor privately Just - as
weU by addressing bla private secre
tary. B. W. Xamsey, Drawer S,
Lebanon, O. 8977. Journal, Portland.
Mr. - and
daughters.
Mrs. Lun have three
STABBED TO DEATH
BY STAKE OF STEELJ
(United Fim Leased Wire.)
Los Angeles, March 11. With his
throat pierced with a steel stake, Ma
thlas J. Tepper, a machinst aged 68
years, waa found lying dead within a
block of hla home, on East Vernon ave
nue, yesterday. He sustained the fatal
Injury while trying to manage an In-1
furlated cow.
Tepper was holding on to the cow's I
rope when she jerked him oil his feet, i
He fell on the stake, which pierced his
neck, severing the jugular vein. ' The
rope caught around his feet and he
was dragged by the cow Into the street
where his body waa found an hour later.
DECISIONS HANDED
DOWN BY HIGH COURT
fUntted Press Leased Wire.)
Salem, Or., Maroh' ll.-irTbe supreme
court rendered the following decisions:
Savage vs. davage, appeal from Ma'
rlon county, remanded and reversed.
Hag vs. Columbia county, affirmed.
Farrahar va. Beaver HiU Coal com
pany, coos county, motion to supply
record auowea. -
State vs. Berger. Lane county, mo
tion to dismiss appeal allowed on the
ground that in criminal casea oral ap
peal in open court; rerusea. -Johnson
vs. Sheridan Lumber com
nany. Yamhill county, rehearina.
Rachofsky vs. Stanley. Grant county,
reneanng.
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VANCOUVER BQT GETS
BUSYlFOR BRYAN
' (Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Cambridge. : Mass.. March 11 JTav
Elmer Ca tea, a sophomore from Van
couver. Waehlngton, with other atu
denta from Kentucky and Iowa, hat
organised'-the Harvard Bryan club with
Catenas ecretary-treaeurer. : ;
Not in a Milk Trust
Horlick's
Malted Milk
The original and fenstaa
Avcrfd cheap eabedtatet
At your Soda PoratsJa
A elasa of Horiiok't Malted
Mflk- hot makti delicJota and
refreshing lunch on a cold day.
Ask for Horllck's
At All DrngglatB
Stirriog the powder in hot water
ucea a nourumini?, atgemoie rood-
better than tea or coffee no
mi
drnk.
cooking. A capful hot ea retir
ing induce restful sleep.
f Mexican j
Mustang I
Liniment L
The antiseptic healing agent for
Burns, Scalds. Cuts, Bruises.
Sprains, Frostbites, Sore
Throat, Rheumatism, Aches
. and any ailment reached
by external ' application.
The standard household
, remedy since 1 848.
For Man and Beast.
ascjoc and $l a bottle. At all dnursiata. "
There's this difference , between
the cocoa habit and the coffee
habit: Cocoa makes you health
ier, stronger steadier, better able
to do your share. Docs coffee ?
LESS'THAN A CENTA CUP
'(S(D)(D()ik-.
Is made with scrupulous, con
scientious care and old-fashioned
attention to cleanliness, purity,
goodness and quality. No cocoa
at any price can be better or
more delicious. Your grocer
sells and recommends itr
D. Qhlrardelll Company
San Pranclaco
We Arc W CoicdlM
As to think that ifsour personalities that attract the crowds
here Ifs the good goods and low prices that appeal to
the, shrewd shoppersTrade here once and you always
will, for we give the best values in the city The satisfied
customers and the growing business of our store bear wit
ness to the correctness of our claim
In the Shoe Section for
Thursday and Friday
With the addi
tion of new ar
rivals our Shoe
Department is
now complete.
Shoes for men,
women and chil
d r e n in all
shapes, styles
and sizes and at
all prices to meet
every demand is to be found here. Children's
Shoes at 25e and up, and Women's at f 1.10 and
up, and others in like proportion. Visit this sec
tion when in need of shoes that look well, wear well
and cost less.
New Arrivals in Dress
Slcirls
Stylish Dress Skirts, the latest conceptions of one
of the leading New York makers, made of fine chif
fon Panama, plaited front and back, top of side
tucked in yoke effect, colors black, blue and brown;
regularly worth ; $8.50. Exceptionally low priced
for one day only, Thursday,
Ladles'
Tailored
Spring
Suits
Another lot of new
Suits just arrived. In
cluded in this lot are
some stunning beau
ties of the most ap
proved styles; all col
ors and sizes. Special
ly priced for Thursday
and Friday only at
$15.00 to
$45.00
ill
NewSprinjjSlyles
Ladles' Bells
By express we have Just re
ceived, an elegant assort
ment of new Spring Belts '
made of elastic web, crushed
leather, silk, combination
and novehy fabric, shell' or.
gilt buckles, with cut steel
ornaments in the latest de- '
signs; also the favorite-.
Merry Widows,L ini-tan;.i
mac, Dine and much want
ed brown; values 75c and 85c. For Thursday Alm
only special at , ...40C
Thursday Bargain in Chil
dren's Hose
1,i't,
Children's Heavy Ribbed Hose, double heel and
double toe, seamless and stainless, the best wear
ing hose for the money; regularly worth 25c
Special for Thursday and Friday 3 pairs for ifajC
Extra Specials In Fancy
Back
Back Combs, all the
season's new designs, in
fine polished shell and
amber, double '- thickness,
massive sold ornament
, . n brilliant ; stone set-
ring; aiso in piatn iosc shapes; values 75c Cf- I
and $1. For Thursday only special.;..,,., UC j
3rd and
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