THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH , 13. 1908.
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RIILROAD illlD
cirr BURY AX
Council and' Mt lloorf Line
r Fall on Each Other's:
' Keck With'Klsses.
' That the city and' tb Mount Hood
Railway Power. company will MttU
i., their differences amicabrseems eer
tain fron the assurances . made to the
council yesterdar afternoon br C W.
'Mu!r. representing the company. Mr,
Miller said that be would draw up an
ordinance and stipulation- whereby the
' . company would aurrender all Ita claims
to all water In Bull Run river aav that
. , which the city could not possibly use
" in return the city would aell , the
company part of the cltys land near the
. Confluence of the Bull Bun and Little
canay mors through which the ' com
: pany want to run its 'road. . ,
Mr. Miller assured .'the council tbat
bis com pan v) had never Intended to
- Jeopardise the- city's water rtuhts on
.... bull Run -river" and. that the pity oouid
have tod better" Trlcnd In the matter of
f taklnt water Mint's on the excess water
. in ine river than nis company. -He ex
plained this by savlnr that al certain
; times of the year the freshets are so
?reai tnai tne-city could not uae all
he water If It had 10 pips II nee and It
was part of this excess water which
The company bad filed upon. From all
that could.be gathered the company
I will construct reservoirs and store this
.surplus 10 use it wnen tne water la at
..a low stage in the LJtUe Sandy, the
f stream from which the company e-
jl pecui 10 aenve its main source or. sup
r piy in operating ita power-house.
4 If Mr. Miller keeps his word w
council yesterday the long controversy
between the company and the city will
end. It la said that ths controversy
,. has been due to a misunderstanding be
tween Mr. Miner ana the water board
as to the intention or the company In
; making flllnra. - -
At yesterday's council meeting Mayor
jane aennea tne policy or tne water
board In taking every precaution to pro
tect the clty'a water rights. He ex-
plained that Mr. Miller's actions in tak
Ing the city Into court on condemna
tion suits had aroused the suspicion of
the
rs had not been ready , to grant Mr.
the water board and therefore
mem
Miller's reaueats without full considers
. tlon of the matter. Mr. -Miller replied
by aaying that the aulta he had brought
were perfectly friendly onea to secure
rights of way. He bad brought the
aulta upon sdvlce from individual mem
bers of the water board and other city
, efflclala. He aald the object of the
ulta was not to get something which
would injure the city, but almply to
make legal the tranaactiona between
the city and the company.
As a reault of Mr. Miller1 a exnlana-
tlons, the council granted the company
the right of way across the pipe line In
Multnomah and Clackamas countlea
asked for. The matter pertaining to
the aale of city land to the company
near the Bull Run and Little Sandy
rivers will be brought up before the
next council meeting.
POSITIVELY REFUSE TO
r BID HER 5 YEARS
Light Companies May" Sow
Change Their Minds to
' Gct Contract. -. :
' A brand new lighting ordinance was
.Introduced at yesterday's meeting of
.the city council to replace the one
.vetoed by Mayor Lane. The new meas
ure authorises the city executive board
to advertlae for bids for city lighting
for periods of either three or Ave years.
The ordinance vetoed required a con
tract for five yeara. , v
Whether the change' will result in se
curing bids for a shorter term than Ave
years la problematical. The Portland
"Railway, Light & Power company,
through its representative, Oskar Huber,
has steadfastly refused to bid for less
than five years and C. W. Miller, repre-
' . 41 .. lfA Tl . I.....
also said that his ' company would not
accept a contract for lesa than Ave
J" ears. Theae are the only companies
rom Whom the city can expect bids. 1
FIRST COUNT OF VOTES
III LIBRARY COflTEST
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Twenty-Seven Organizations
Entered in llace lor The
v Journal's Prize.
: The Journal herewith present the
result of tbe first count . of ballots la
the library contest. Already some IT
organisation -have entered b use,
and while the vote la not large, con
siderable interest Is shown and che
many friends of the different organisa
tions are hard, at work attempting to
take advantage of "tbe liberal oner ana
procure the library. , , '
This library Is to go to any; lodge,
ohurch or society In the city of.Port-
uiil .nil ih tlhrarv will he found on
exhibition in the window of The Journal
office at Fifth- and Yamhllh atreete.
s If you nave not aireeay wurw
race It la time to see about it ii on.
and get started early. Friends or tne
different organisations should read the
announcement, on another page and en
dun In hln their favorite at once.
Th. Miit -V iu biUot will be an'
nounced from time to time ana wui ns
doubt show considerable, towur ana
many changes In places.
Sow They aUaaa.
East Bide High pehoolA... Til
Multnoman camp, w. j.
Williams Avenue school.. ft!!
St Mary academy... ...... Ill
East Bide library 419
St. Vincent's hospital. . . ?
Central Christian church...-. si
F. B. lodge lit o
B..P. O. Elka .
West Side High school iz
y lft (. A IM
Mount Hood circle 111. Women of
Woodcraft ' . . ' Ml
East Side Athletic club 141
Portsmouth school 241
Cathollo Foresters 231
Couch school 210
Oolden Rod assembly. United Arti
sans zxo
M. C. A 214
Ladd school -...120
Toung Men's Cathollo Athletic asso
ciation . . ... .. 220
Atklnaon school ,' . ............. . . .1I
Falling school ' 180
Allen's preparatory school ....122
Easles
Columbia university x. ...... 7S
Hoiisosy scnooi s
Wood lawn school I
Turn Your Face - 2
; - Into Dollars
Many a Man Has Failed Because Hit
Fact Was Picture of Calamity.
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It takes sunshine, to produce a rose,
a perfect rose. And so man, to be suo
cessfuL must have aunahlne Inalde. The
lire wnicn has it not, which hss no
health and bo happiness, is sour, surly,
pessimistic, and a failure. The world
already has too many vinegar fsces
mat praams ill-will and atrira. Tne
world wanta Joy, comfort, aunahlne,
and will cling to the man who has It,
who rsdletee gladneas -and triumph
wherever he is and undsr all circum
stances. , . ;
Borne people have a genius for seek
ing put the disagreeable, the crooked;
the bad and the ulv. These are the
destroyers: they trsvel in schools, they
head together for they love their kind,
and the cheerful part of the world will
nave nothing to do with them.
k . t t i, i . . an.
disaster knowing at the asms time that
If they do. their Uvea will be ruined?
Borne people cannot help it, for pes
simism usually comes from bodily dis
orders, and tnia cannot always be pre
vented. The stomach, for instance, la
the moat common cauae of dlacontent.
sour face, recklessness, disgust and
lack of ambition. A bad atomach
mere is ths secret of mnrn failure.
Anyone can have a aood atomach. a
strong stomach, a atomach that can
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that la put into it, no matter whether
It is a very bad stomach. now or not
Then why not have itt
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vry thing. One ingredient of these
little tablets digests 1.000 grlns of
food, and no matter how had la vour
drspepsla or indigestion, these tablets
win ai
ELECTRIC LOOP TO
TOUCH PENDLETON
Hopes nigh That WalLa Walla-
FreewAter Line May Make Semi
circle Around Umatilla.
(Special Dispatch to The Joan.il.)
Pendleton, Or., March 12. Visions of
an electric line running into this city
are raised by the aending of a crew to
survey an extension of the Walla Walla
Traction company's electric line from
Freewater toward Weston. A crew of
Ave men Is now at work on the survey
near the Watts ranch, half way between
Freewater, the present terminua of the
line, and weston. umciais or tne com
pany who recently paid, am official visit
to Freewater and rode over the line,
said It would be extended into Weston.
the heart of the wheat belt, within six
months. i
Weston Is but Zl miles from this city
'and n.eaay grade can be secured into
Pendleton ana it is tne intention ox tne
traction company to build to this city
and on to Hermiston and Umatilla In a
short time, it is declared.
lsest evervthlna- In your tnn.aeh.
thoroughly and completely, and better
and quicker than a healthy stomach
can do the same thing. Btuart'a Dys
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of appetite, brash, irritation, burning
sensations, nausea, heartburn, eructa
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memory, and dyspepsia and indigestion
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No Other little tablets In the wnrlA
can do so much. You should carry
Btuart'a Dyspepsia Tableta around
lth you wherever vou a-o and take
them after meals. Then only will you
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what perfect digestion means. Tour
whole body and your mind will feel
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will be more satisfied with what the
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Send ua your name and adifresa today
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eiuart co., loo i
Mich.
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AT THE THEATEES
-a
feattle vs. Portland.
Great chlcken-eatlng contest Batur
day nlrht Twelve-Mile house. Enter
tainers. par excellence. The Oreat Elli
otts, harptata, vocalists and other at
tractions too numerous to mention, uv
automobile, liverv. We will meet all
trains Greaham and Cedarvllle branch.
Oregon Electric allway Company
Hew Vast XJmltsd Service.
Effective Sunday, March 15, this com
pany will place in service aaaitionai
local ana timiiea trains ueiweon rn
land and Salem. Hours of arrival and
departure of these traina will be found
in another part of this psper.
The Journal Library Voting Coupon
THIS COUPON IS COOP FOB 5 VOTES IN THE JOUKHAL LIBRARY CONTEST
'Cut out the coupon, fill in name. of organization or society you
wish to vote for and deposit in the ballot box at
IIOLZMAN'S JEWELRY STORE, 149 Third St.
WHITE FRONT DRUG STORt:, 133 Grand Ave.
WATTS-MATTHIEU DRUG STORE, 275 Russell St.
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Address
e 1
Old or new' subscribers to the Daily and Sunday Journal, paying
in advance, will be entitled under this offer to special votes as fol
lows: One year ($7.50),- 750, votes; six months ($3.75), 300 votes;
three months ($1.95), 125 votes; one month (65c), 40 votes."
"Black Crook" Sunday Night.
The attraction at the Helllg theatre.
Fourteenth and Washington streets,
next Sunday and Monday nights. March
IS and 16. will be the big musical ex
travaganza s Dec tabular. "The Rlanir
Crook." The advance seat aale opened
veaterdav tar thin nlri-tltn f.vnrit.
and judging from the demand It will I
be greeted by capacity audiences
both nights.
on
'Dream City.'
Next week the Marquam management
Jit!
New York, where it
ty. the musical
Webei-s theatre,
will offer "Dream C
comedy success from
ran all last aum-
mer. in the company are Mary Mar
ble and Little Chip, two of the best
known stars In musical comedy. The
BtoryTe a travesty on boom-town and
the efforts of real estate speculators to
foist country townships on the market.
Seats are now on sale.
,
"The Three of Us."
The Baker Stock company have da-
llghted large audiences all this week
with Rachel Crother'S famous play,
"The Three of TJs," which Manager
ueorge l. aaKer was rortunate enougn
to secure for stock this season. It Is
one of the latest real New Tork suc
cesses, and tells a vivid story of the life
of Rhy MaccheSney and her two young
er Drotners in a Nevada mining camp.
"Zlra" Next Week at Baker.
A play, unlike -any other ever seeu on
the Baker stage, is "Zlra." which will
en next Sunday matinee and continue
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Select a Lady's Suit Equal in Price to the Price You Pay for a Gentleman's
To-Order Suit and Get the Lady's Suit Free. For Example: J
You Order a Gentleman's $25.00 Suit
You Get a Lady's $25.00 Suit Free
You Order a Gentleman's $45.00 Suit
You Get a Lady's $45.00 Suit Free
You Order a Gentleman's $60.00 Suit
You Get a Lady's $60.00 Suit free
The price of all cloth fof gentlemen's suits and all ladies'
suits is marked in plain figures. You can tell the price as
well as we can. The offer is a grand 6ne for you so plain
and simple that no humbugging can be done if we would
permit it. We are told that when Acheson advertises special
bargains he gives them. J. M. Acheson defies any quibbling
or misunderstandings or flaws to be picked in, this offer. It
is simply as it states above a lady's suit free with each order
for a gentleman's suit and you can pick a lady's suit equal
to the price of the gentleman's.
You Order a Gentleman's $32.50 Suit;.
You Get a Lady's $32.50 Suit Free
Have Made It Handy for You
Gentlemen's Suitings and Woolens will be displayed on
the First Floor of our Main Store. The cutting, fitting and
making is on the Fifth Floor of our building The Acheson
Building.
About Ladies'
Suits
We have about 2,000 Ladies'
Suits in our Suit Department on
our Second Floor; there is ample
selection. No garments will be laid
aside unless a bona fide sale or
order. The terms will be such that
ydu can get the lady's suit when
you want it either before or after
the gentleman's suit is ready.
Gentlemen's Suits
You can have the gentleman's
suit made up any time you like be
fore July 1, 1908. We are running
this offer to suit your convenience.
So come in -and PUT IN YOUR
ORDER.
WL HAVE, THE, MAN TAILORS TO FIT MAN OR WOMAN
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CORNER FIFTH AND ALDLR STREXTS
op
all
tlon. is offered a chance to hide her life
completely by seeming to be killed, but
in reality changing places with the wo
man whom she thinks is dead. She
goes to England aa this woman and
lives the life the suDDosedlv dead wo
man waa going to.
LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST
too
A i600 llbrarr given . away absolutely free.
volumes .and handsome golden oak cases will be given to the lodge, school.
Churon, ClUD or society in roruana securing ine largest
Every merchant listed below will give with each 10-oeni
An elegant library of
number of votes,
purchase one vote.
At tne ciose ok toe coniosi wio mugs, buuuui, cnurcn, ciud or society receiv
ing the largest number of votes will be awarded the library complete, with
cases. Current accounts when promptly paid are entitled to votes. The library
is on exhibition in the Fifth street window of The Journal office, corner Flftn
and Yamhill streets. Ballot boxes are located at Holaman's Jewelry store.
149 Third street; WWte Front dcug store, 183 Grand avenue: Watts-Hatthieu
drug store, 275 Russell; street, where all votes should be deposited. Trade
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clothing and Shoes. 380 to 884 East Mor
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J.r.V'iOMWa, Jswaler, 14 Third
Street Main 8186.
O. X. KOPSTEATXHB. photographer,
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KADDEBTT TBAWBrXB STOB
AOB OOn office and warehouse 111-118
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. THE B. B. BBAXXAXD CO., sporting
goods. 123 Grand avenue. East ,888.
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I J12 fine -street" Home, A-8136, AIln
' TTTI.CAB" COXJt CO.. vinos 82, Burn
aide street Main 2778, A-2778.
BtTSCK OSTEB merchant tailors,
825 Stark street Pacific 200.
'" OBEOOH JfxrwS CO, clgara'and news,
l47,6Uth street i .
' "VT.ttg TbrFT, plumbing and gas m
ttng, 607 WUllainsavenue. East 4226.
WKXTS TBOsTT? DBUO ITOB28, 183
Grand avenue. . . v
- ; A. & imiXTTr grocer, ,128 'Grand
Avenue. ; B.-1261K Eat 283. -.. r 1
" TEE BABBEB SHOP, finest
Shop-In the cityj 81 Sixth street ,
KABOITZa TBSTfXB OBOCEBT, 880!
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MOBBXSOB EEBCTBICAXi CO- 381
ast Morrison street East 3138. B-1825,
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no nusseu sireei. juast csz.
yard East Eighth and Main streets. East
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mB. B. B. WBIOBT, dentist 843U
Washington, corner Seventh. Main 3113.
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KOOBS BBOSt, east side news deal
ers and confectionery, Williams avenue
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lng goods, Williams avenue and Knott
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"Anita the Slnglri Girl."
"Anita, the Singing Girl." the com
edy with music at the Star theatre, is
playing to large audiences nightly. This
Is a new kind of attraction for the pat
rons of this theatre for musical Inter
ruptions are not often used by the
French stock company. Miss Kathleen
Taylor, in the title role, is introducing
a number of vocal selections, which ar)
encored at every performance. Tomor
row matinee.
t n m
Show for Children.
Tomorrow the children should be sent
to see the vaudeville entertainment at
the Grand. The headline act Is one
which the Youngsters will dearly love.
It Is Carlisle's dog and pony circus, in
which Tom. the talking horse, is ex
hibited. There sre many other amusing
specialties on th bill but next to the
animal act the most Interesting feature
is F F. Montressa's wave motion pic
turea, depicting Cupid bringing about
an engagement and marriage.
Have Yon Seen Katrina?
if vou haven't, you'd better extend
the citcle of your acquaintance by at
tending the Lyric tonight and laughing
with the Allen company in its 1 funniest
hill. "Our New Girl." Verna Felton aa
Katrina Is making the hit of her me
vi.,141., 4naraattnir motion THCtOreS De-
tween acts. Last performance Sunday
night.
The Stowaway" Monday.
Now for the big apectacular comedy
.ir.. "The Stowaway." which the
t 1 v. . haan ni-rtm 1 ni nflr. "The StOW
away" will have Its first production by
th. Alien i-nmnanv Monday night Tne
tcenea showing the deck of a ahlp at
sea and the safe-orackers will make you
thrill all over. Great new moving plc
..ra hotwaen a.cta. This will be the
real show.
NEW CURE FOR STOMACH
Woodard. Clarke & Co. Give
Journal Readers a Chance
to Try It.
Druggists do not often guarantee any
thing.
But Woodard, Clark & Co. assure per
sons suffering from distressing lndl
gestlon that they can aurely be re
lieved. .
Sines nobody knows when, people
have suffered from indigestion, sick
headaches, bloatinr. diszy SDells. dls
tress after eating, sleeplessness and
many other symptoms of stomach trou
ble, and have found the usual remedies
soweness. -
At last a prescription called Ml-o-na
stomach tablets is offered to tne meai
cal nrofesslon and general cubllo as a
final solution of curing stomach and In
testinal troubles. . Its success every
where has msde it, in the last few
years, tiva acknowledged specific It Is to-
aay.
Indigestion, which is so common a
trouble, is the principal cause of a great
snare or the aenerai Door neajen. 11
has misleading symptoms that seem
ingly have no reference to the stomach,
such as headaches, sleeplessness, ner
vous symptoms,- eto. These conditions.
If neglected, become chronlo and hard
to shake off.
Strengthen the whole digestive sys
tem with Ml-o-na. and you will soon
find that the stomach and bowels do
their work as the should. There will
b - no distress aftr eating, . and - ths
refuse win be expelled rrom .tne sys
tem without the aid of physic '
woodard. Clarke & Co. have so much
faith in tha -power of -Ml-o-na to cure
stomach- Ills that they give a guarantee
with every 50-cent box to refund the
money if the remedy does not no ail
that is claimed for it' They take all
the .risk, and you -cannot afford to pass
by a reliable medicine that la sold 4a
this wax. - . ' - - ;--.''. - ,
"Sis in New York."
There have been many farces with
scenes showing the raw Rube coming to
the big city for the first time, and de
picting the many comical adventures
happening to him In his attempts to
learn the ways. But one of the best of
all these is "Sis in Hew lorn, wmcn
will come to tne trapirtnwi. ouuw
matinee lor ine ween.
"A Royal Slave" at Empire,
No one will make a mistake by going
to the Empire tonight ana witnessing
the performance of Clarence Bennett s
"A Royal Slave." It is positively one of
the most fascinating and Intensely in
teresting plays ever staged, and la by
th author of "The Holy City" one or
the treatest successes of modern times,
Tomorrow matinee ana nignu
On Thanksgiving Day,
"On Thanksgiving Day" has been se
rnnM hv the French stock company and
will be presented all next week at the
Star tneatre, starling ounuay auuon.
This Is from the pen of Owen Davis,
the popular dramatist, and the play Is
a rural comeay arama.
Hebrew Impersonators
Gilday and Fox. considered England's
greatest delineators of the Hebrew char
acter. rom as the headline attraction
to the Grand next week. They will be
on a bill of tiptop vaudeville artists
and one of the strongest vaudeville pro-
grama seen in Portland for aome time,
BAKER CITY-DALLES
DEBATE POSTPONED
(Special Dispatch to The loaraal.)
The Dallea, Or.. March 13. The
Dalles High school debating team did
not go to Baker. City yesterday.
was Intended. A telegram waa received
by Professor Young of the High school
here that a member of the debating
team of the Baker City High school
was suffering with tonsllltls and that
the debate would not take place until
Friday, Marcn ku.
The question to be argued March 30
will be the same that The Dalles team
has debated with the Hood River High
school team and with the team of
Wallowa county High school and has
won on both occasions. The affirmative
of the question. "Resolved, that the
government should own and operate the
railroads of the United States." has
been given to The Dalles debaters each
time. -.. . ----- ... -- s
Ths Baker city Hign scnooi team won
on tbe negative- side In their recent de
bate, so this gives the affirmative
again to Tne -Danes ream.
onuuiu X ium icui m 111 III IB 111J1V
at Baker City , it will have to debate
with Astoria and ths winning team will
then have to debate with the champion
team of tbe southern Oregon district
Those who will go from The Dalles
to Baker Cltv will be Harrv Nitsohke.
Jeuna Mulllken and Ray Harper. Pro
fessor Young oi tne High school will
accompany juctou ,
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derwear new Umbrella Skirts, made of fine
cambric and trimmed in laces and embroid
eries at from 50c up.tp $4.98. Corset Covers
in wide1 range of materials and rl,
designs atirom. . ....., . . . jC II T)
New Bank for Astoria.
I (Spadsl Diipateb to Tbe Joornat.) ,
Astoria, Or- March . 13. Articles of
incorporation f ; ths Banking; ..Savings
and Loan association hay been filed in
the county clerk'e office The Incorpo
rators are W. E. Buffum, John Hnhn,
T. lu Ball. C F. Bwander and Fred
Karlnen, and the capital stock is 50,-
000. i The obiectja to conduct a g
banklng business. . , - . : . -
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