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THE OREGON " DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 18,- 1903. & EVERY GRAFTER 111 BE OUSTED Toilca Commissioners or oa V Francisco Will '.'Suspend ,', 8wrfa Dispatch to Tba loauraal.) v-.. : Can Francisco, March 11 Chlsf of rvuti ci()r nas luiyiuuiu nv mwu hers of ths pollcs force who wara ds- . tailed to duty on tba fBarbary Coast." who arc alleged .to hava bean, grafting -Mm , . . . iL . on ina linronunaieai ox mi oiiirwb - Other dismissals from tha force are ax , pceted. - -' While it, may not be possible under me anciaioir or U stale supreme court to reach the patrolman with convictions for extortion it was said this morning by members of the police commission pected patrolmen by Blsry will bo fol lowed unrelentingly until every man guilty of grafting is removed from the . lore. The commission will use the city charter laws to clean out all men who ry off women and their consorts In ne "coast district. - "If we haveVto discharge every man on the force we will teach the offenders a lesson they wilt never rorget," eaia commissioner this morning. - "If i find an officer derelict in his duty or using coercion we wlu suspend Mm In staofer and he can bring him civil aerr ice lest into court." - - Great. Missionary Campaign. (Dalted Pms U(Md Wire.) New York. March 16 Reports celved at the headquarters of tha na tlonal Presbyterian board of home mis slons in this city tend to showthat the board'a plan for a one-day whirl wind publicity campaign in the cau.ie oi me cnurcn ana us missionary won has met with gratifying success. This was- the date fixed for the simultaneous rallies In cities throughout the country. According to the reports received the fuan was carried put in cnicago, uievo and, Albany, Buffalo, Detroit, Peoria, uauimore, Cincinnati, coiuiddus ana number of other cities. The meetings were addressed by ertv inent presDyterian leaders, among tncio neing tha Kev. William Menry KODens, D. D.. moderator of the ceneral as sembly; Rev. Charles l. Thompson, IX v., secretary or the noara or nome mis ent o'f the department oi church and iator, and the Kev. l nomas umion MoffeL SDeclallst on United States In dian problems.. Similar programs were carried out at each or tne meetings ana modern methods of advertising were employed to attract public attention to ine missionary worn, ine discussions and addresses dealt with the social, the economic, the religious and the generil national problems confronting the church In the United States. Opera House for Elm. (HiiM-lal rtlnn.trh to The JonrnI.V Aberdeen, " ash.. March 1. Archi tect C. E. Troutman of this place la working out plans for a combined opera limine and lodae hall for the Eagles at Klma. He la drafting a frame building 60x127 feet, three stories. The esti mated cost Is 116.000. Oregon Electrle Hallway Company Sew rast Xdmlttd Service. Effective Sunday. March 15. thin com pany will place In service additional local and limited trains between Port land and Salem. Hours of arrival and departure of these trains will be found in anotner part or una paper. Eye glasses $1 at Metzger's. - A Reliable Remedy for, the Whiskey, and. BeerJIabi ,y : , . .. . .. very rew men become drunkards be cause they like liquor. It la frequently tha moderate .. drinker, who before he realises Ms . condition baa become drunkard. . The nervoua system, having become accustomed to stimulant. 1 unable to do tha same amount or qua! ity of work without liquor, hence the victim drinks mora and more. This la a atata of disease and should be treated by Orrlne. It destroys tha desire. for uquor, ao mat ma crinic is sot miased. There la do losa of time or detention from work when It la uaed. ' ': Orrlne la prepared In two forms: No. 1. the aecret remedy, which can be used In food or drink without the knowledge of the patient; Nol, for those who take the remedy of their own. free wIlL Both forma are guaranteed. A regis tered guarantee in everrbox. Treatise on bow to euro drunkenness free on request . The Orrlne Co., Wash Ington, V. C The price of either forrd la II a box, making' tha eost of the ooroplete cure lean than one tenth what It la usually charged at sanitariums? with a guarantee . that the expense will be nothing unless a cure is gained. Mall ordera filled in plain sealed pack age on receipt or price. Orrlne Is for sale by . Clarke-Wood ward Drug Co., and nearly all druggists In Portland. WEALTHY WOMaN VICTIM! Mrs. Charles Reynolds of San Francisco Attacked by Bold Thief. (United Press Lesnd ' Wire.) San Francisco, March 16. Suffering from the effects of a murderous attack made upon her by a thug, who dealt her two vicious blows with a black Jack, Mrs. Charles Reynolds, wife of wealthy mining man, la today. being congratulated by scores of friends on ner rortunate escape rrom more serious injury. After spending the evening- with friends. Mrs. Reynolds started home. passing through the fashionable dis trict. She was passing a private drlve- y wnen a mug loaned out. seised her and then felled her with a terrltic blow. While Mrs. Reynolds was lvlna in a semi-conscious condition, the held up seized ru?r ungloved hand and tried lo wrencn on ner diamond rings, in pite or her dased condition she re sted the assailant and colled for help. When the thug heard the resi- ents throw up their windows and open oors he fled. New York to Wear Green. (United Pre Leiel Wirt.) New York. March 16 The local Irl3h societies except tomorrow's observance f St. Patrick s day to be the mo.t general that New York city has ev-?r Known. The feature of the celebration will be the closing of all business houses wned or controlled by Irishmen. It is expected that nearly 50,000 men and women will appear in the annual parade. The first brigade of the Irlwh volunteers will act as guard of honor nd the Hibernians and other Irish organizations will turn out In full force. The celebration will wind up In the I ...... . BOYS' and CHILDREN'S CLOTHES We are ready with the largest and most complete stock of wearables for CHILDREN BOYS and YOUNG MEN that has ever been shown in Portland! .; We are also showing large lines of LADIES' and MISSES' man-tailored COATS, in exclusive styles also a nice line of LADIES STRAW SAILORS-YOUNG MENS COLLEGE styles Suits patterns and styles exclusively our own. OUR WINDOW DISPLAY on Fourth street, occupying 90 feet of windows, is an interesting exhibition of HIGH YY i ! ' Hi CLASS juvenile wear. No exaggerations appear in any .?' ii m i! ;i-AV - . . iii it ? . i .... of my advertisements. j ;u ! u J ti'1. 1 V. .. BEN SELLING S ; ! I I le A num.: ' mr j ess. . sW r .m0r evening with a hundred or more ban Cjuets and social functions arranged to aKe piaoe in 'every section or creator new iotk. TO CURE A COLD in ONE SAT Tak. LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. DrurfftKt rrfnnd moncj If It fulli to eur. W. OBUVK'H ilgniitur. U on cb box. 2&c. Florida Power Boat Races. (United Pres. Leawd Wire.) Palm Beach. Fla., March 16 Th hotels of Palm Beach and the neighbor ing resorts as well are filled to over flowing with Visitors who have come to attend the fourth annual motor boat races and carnival under the ausolces of the Palm Beach Power Boat associa tion. The program prepared for the oc casion extends over the entire week. The event has assumed greater propor tions than ever betore, and the entries for the speed contests assure unprece dented ' success. The carnival features of the program also are to be conducted on a scale of unusual magnificence. Each night during the week Lake Worth Is to be brilliantly illuminated by orig inal fireworks and there Is also to be a general Illumination of the Royal Polnclana gardens and grounds. Eye gljm ses $1.00 at Metxger's. ' American Medical Colleges. (OnlUd PrMS Leaaed Wire.) Cleveland, Ohio, .March 1 The ela-hteenth annual meettnr of the as sociation of American medical colleges began at the hotel Euclid in this city today with a large and representative attendance of medical educators, mem bers of state medical examining boards, and representatives of allied associa tions. President H. B. Ward of Lin coln, Nebraska, presided, and amoug .nose presenting papers were Dr. Oeorno H. Hoxle of the University of Kansas, Ir. F. C. Zapffe of the University of Illinois, Herbert Welch of Ohio Wesley an University, and President W. L. Bryan of Indiana, University. The meet ing will adjourn tomorrow. "RnsHlnn Lion" on Kxhibition. 1 MTnlt.il Pr... 1 -mA Win, 1 New York, March 18 George Hacken schmldt, the world's champion wrestler, Is to be seen in an exhibition bout here tonight, the first of a series In which he will appear before proceeding to Chicago to contest with Frank Gotch for the championship title. ' During the remainder of this week ho will appear In exhibition bouts in Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington and Balti more, in the order named. He will then proceed west to fill several other dates before meeting Gotch in the Coliseum In Chicago on April 3. Great Lakes Wage Conference. (United Preaa Laad Wire.) Cleveland, Ohio, March 16 A confer ence of the Great Lakes Towing com pany and representatives of the Li censed Tugmen's Protective association and the Tug Firemen and Linemen's association began in this city today to Schilling's Best is sold in packagesnly, never in bulk. ,: : Your g njcsr returns yoarrmoMf ran don't like It; w pay him. fix upon a wage seals, ts take the place of the two-year agreement which la about to expire. No radical demands bave been mada by either aids iLna it . " m ia- asTsement 'ill be. nnnwcfl with iuimIMv,'. minor Jhodiflcatfons, The Easter Gown Need No Longer Be a Perplexing Problem . to the Woman Who Reads The Sunday Journal for March Twenty-Second The Woman's Section of the paper will on that date be printed in enlarged forms, so as to give to its readers the best selection of fashion material ever furnished by an American newspaper. A SPECIAL staff of artists and writers in Paris has found and presents what is best in the center of fashion creation. To illustrate what they write of the fashions there, JE AN NETTE HOPE, the eminent fashion artist, has sent drawings for two newspaper pages. Henri MANUEL, first amongfphotographers of fashions, has sent pic tures that will decorate four other pages of the special number. IF r r J. ".17 j . . s ' W tt4 'ii-' I "U-if v it 5 4 i&t&mx. -fyrrtiy i iW.i1ltff-W,iinirYssil.iaMsf Every Fashion Hint the Mode of the Minute that must delay- publication for weeks, will print similar material weeks after women . who read There is no lack of hints to the woman who makes her own garments. Articles, v too, about the newest materials from the fabric factories, the colors and shades likely v to have first call on popular favor, and even suggestions as to the style of trim mings and of fashions in shoes, stockings, parasols, and all the accessories thsft go to make a woman's wardrobe more attractive. The first view of the best productions of the best makers made this number possible. Fashion magazines, have had an oppor tunity, to see it and follow its suggestions Enterprisw and Hustle, quicii action and expert knowledge, have tombined to make this special number absolutely authoritative THE JOURNAL The woman or man who wants to dress according to urto-date designs, MUST HAVE the paper. An enormous demand is certain; The reader who would be sure must see the newsdealer promptly. . - - V Order it NQWQ-DAY . JOURNAL PHQNESMAnV7173, . A6051 . ' ' ,
