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Newspaper Page TextTHE 0REG6N ; DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 21. 1503. If -LJl . i OR. JONAH WISE FLAYS Hffifl Kabbi Offers Stinging Dc kl nunciation of San Fran cisco Prosecutions SUGAR COAT FOR U S. ORDIIIICE Committee" Finally Eecom- mends It for 'Fassage With $200,000. , Rabbi Jonah B. Wise in an sddress a Temple Both Israel laat night declared that owing to the bungling of the He ney-Burns-Dunne , crowd, Abe Ruef, whom Dr. "Wise characterised as a men are to the publlo welfare, would escapi conviction lr. Wise then scored thi wen engaged in the prosecution of the Ken Francisco graftera unmercifully in hie lecture wnicn waa on -aioraocai in ih lletawev." . In the course of hla remarks Dr. Wise deprecated the recent utterance or auaai Imqne In which the Jurist relied Kabbli Nleto and Kaplan aa "willful, vlcioui falslflera." Continuing hla addrees In reference to the are ft eltuatlun at I FYariolncn. Dr. wine eeld: "Kuef la a menace to the publlo wel fra an4 ahaulrl Inns' hi) heve been In arcer&ta. Owlnjr to the bungling of the HeniT-Burna-Dunne crewd he la ebnnt to hesvet at liberty with a Iroe y-cl of final escape. It le a shame, whose fault la It? The gentleman whoae violent denunciation I am unable to deny being without the facta, baa been j. overruled Bjr two eueceeslre oourta. His part tn the original drawing up of the Indictments ' mar hare been smell Whether or no he-had any share In their phrasing, be certainly aat in tneir aerv Ine and the atate lost through the In competency of this Irrasclble senrant an opportunity to convict at first band and cost the criminals whom the petu lant Justice describee as the greatest who ever came before him. "Let na' heve a chance f venue, then we may see Justice meted out calmly and aurcly.. The 'leasa acumen or the court waa evidently warped by the warmth of the chase, so that he with his confreres 'overlooked ' a glaring error: 'ArgaU h!a righteous rage, ' "One of the rabble waa made the go between in an attempt to Induce Reuf to turn state'a evidence in the manner ao trlklngly affected, by Mr. Heney In hla, turning five criminals away neatly fumigated and marked with the official f overnment stamp of guiltiness in order o the more easily catch one who loomed a bit higher thaa the. rest. That la, the arc h-crlmlnai waa to be uaed to catch trigger -game. The methods of the crasecutlon have been underhanded. In- alnoera and conceited, for they are will lng, aa they have been here In Oregon, to compromise and compound with the fel ons to entrap their victims. It looks like a, case of bigger head money. The scheme failed,. Ruef did not deliver the merchandise, hence the lis direct.' Both Kabbls Nieto and Kaplan were dragged Into thla .matter and used In the Interest of the prosecution and when they have; too audacity to aay ao they are branded aa liars in a manner that even the most '-antiquated Ideals of police court practice, would flee from In ter ror". .'. -v ,' 110 QUESTIONS ABOUT : flLER'S PLATFORM Miller of Marion Stands Firm on Statement 1 and , ! : Direct Primary. , II. J. Miller of Aurora has announced himself aa a Republican candidate for the house of representatives from Ma rlon county, coming but on a flat State ment ro. l platform. Mr. Miller ia one of the well known business men of Marion county, having been- raised In the county, and being a member of on of the pioneer families, lie has been engaged in the hep business After discussing the new ordinance proposed yesterday for tha BchwarU echlid A Suliburger packing plant for nearly three hours tha council commit tee on police and health finally amend ed the original ordinance Introduced into the council laat week, stipulating that the meat company aliall spend not less than 1200,000. exclusive of the purchase price or the ground, within two years, and recommended that the ordinance be pa sued by the council. This practically ends the war against the proposition, althouah a llvelv ftsrht can be expected In the council next Wednesday when it cnmaa tin fui tiaaa Councilman Cottel atated after tne action of the committee hud been taken that he would still oppose the measure and If necessary would use the refer endum against the packing plant Utile was done at the arternoon ses sion besides voting to recommend the ordinance for passage Most of the per sons who had anything to say upon tha subject were heard at the morning alt ting of the committee, although a num ber of residents of South Portland ex- ressed their views. .Nearly an or meat avored the location of the proposed plant on the site of the present Zim merman packing house. in stipulating tnat Mcnwarisscnua Sulsburger shall apend 1200,000, ex clusive of the purchase price of the ground, within two years, the councll mon tacked on tha provision that if this agreement waa not carried out in good faith' by the company tho permit would be revoked. Thla waa Insisted upon by councilman concannon, wno foua-ht the Dlant to the laat Hla amendment waa accepted and later the committee voted unanlmoualy to "eoom- tnend tne ordinance for passage. HELMAR NEW KAMLEH NAME After ttpeadlar 9150,000 la Advertising Celebrate Cigarette, Maker Adopts Other Title Story of tha Change. Tha cigarette market and 'the smoking DDinj the best known brands of cigarette tlUSTKEEPilOIIS OUT OF POLITICS Father Yorke Sajs Henes Fight Only Battle Be tween Millionaires. public ia displaying a lively Interest in ne dropping or tne name rrom one or Stick to your unions, but keep them out of politics." was the eubstanee or the advice given the laboring men of Portland laat night by Rev. Peter ,c; Yorke of San Francisco In an address before a meeting of union men in Mer riira hall. ' The remarks of the noted priest were tlnotured with acrid refer- ences to tne grart prosecution ana to Francis J. Heney, "personal representa tive of Rudolph Sprockets." Father Yorke alao took occasion to say that socialism is not the remedy for present Industrial conditions. He urged organisation of all the crafta of workmen, with the view to securing bet ter hours, better conditions for labor and better pay. Politics should be es chewed by the unions, aald tha apeaker, aa political activity only leada to com plications, usurpation by designing men and ultimate disruption. Referring to the fight that has been opened on tne boutnern pacific D Heney. Father Torke aald that it algnl flea- nothing more than a battle be tween Harriman and Oould. Tba labor ing, people have nothing to gain from tha oonteat of millionaires, he aald. They cannot expect to receive consider atlon, either in graft prosecutions or from politicians. , , Father Torke said that some of hla utterances concerning Heney. have been described M "too vulgar" by Honey's friends here. He had no apology to make to his critics, but he considered unusual that any friend ' of Heney should set himself up as an expert on vulgarity. Father Torke's' address was well re ceived by the audience, being frequently applauded. J. E- Ledwldgs presided and introaucea mi speaxer. EFFORT TO HAKE CHURCH IIEPEN DENT 1 , Ramleh after the 8. Anargyros com pany spent more than 1150,000 In ad vertising It. Tho manufacturers In an nouncing the change aay that, not be ing aatUfled that Imitation of the name Ramleh can be successfully prevented, they believe the new name Helmar will afford friends of the brand better protection. A small local use of the name Ram leh, or Ramly, before it was adopted bv 8. Annrrvroa A Co.. Is responsible for the sltuution. The box Is to re main the same and the cigarette is Identical with the Anargyros Ramleh, but the name now and henceforth is Helmar. There has been ltlaation over the name Ramleb, and In so far as It has progressed. It Is favorable to tne An argyros company. The government and other trademark records had neen fiearcbed for any name resembling Ram eh when it was first chosen, but none was discovered. After all materials had been provided, but before the clg- rettea were actually on tne market, a manufacturer. Oplaa Mailer, appeared with the claim that he had manufac tured clrarettea under the name cf Ramleh for a number of years before. His right to the use of the name was promptly purchased. Later a Boston cigarette maker, who St aome time or other had manufactured and sold .locally a cigarette under the name of 'Ramly, applied In the United States district court for the southern district of New -York for an Injunction against the Anargyros company, aiieg In- infringement of trade mark. N injunction was granted. The presiding judge set rortn in nis decision mat me business of the complainant waa small, strictly local to Boston snd vicinity. and that the defendant Anargyros be can the manufacture or Ramleh on a scale undreamed of by the complainant and in ignorance or possioie inrringe ment and In entire cood faith. it has been decided, nowever. py me Anarrvros company that Inasmuch as another cigarette of a name similar to Ramleh la in the market the only pro tection for the Datrons or the Anargy ros goods was to cnange tne name, ana Helmar has been selected. The Judge In declining to grant a temporary Injunction said: 1 am inclined to tnina laai me itam- lv cigarette was revived for purposes of legal warfare and I am also clear that the 10-cent Ramly Is merely a device to obtain benefit from Ramhh advertising." Bcy. N. S. Beeves "Works to Make Piedmont Presby terian Self-Supporting. , CHECK DISEASE SPREAD BY CHINESE GARDENERS Efforts put forth by Rev. N. 8. Reeves, pustor of the Piedmont Presby terian church, to make that church self supporting has been so far unsuc cessful. Though the church has been in a prosperous condition, tie congrega tion has been reluctant to free Itself of a email dependency upon the home mission committee of the Portland pres bytery, now self supporting. ' - At a meetlnr of the congregation Thursday evening Rev. Mr. Reeves asked the church to aid the presbytery in the effort to become Independent by niaklng Itself self supporting, but the church has refused to take the action. At present the Piedmont church is re ceiving about $200 a year from the pres bytery. "There -Is no 111 feellna; in the mat ter," aald Dr. W. E. Foulkea, chairman of the local home missions committee. "Mr. Reeves has aet hla heart upon the independence of hla church, and feels disconcerted because the church haa not come to hla view of the matter as quickly as he would like. It will all come out right In the end." 1 1 r Jumping Bopes Free. Forty labels of the Butt0r-Nut and Buster Brown bread will get the finest jumping rope that ever came to Port land. Trimmed with bells and made of spiral wire. Save the labels and get one for the little girl. COME TIIB0UGH TIME FOB DAVIDOB BOND r ; TOl7aAIHlIi3) Many people wfab are neglectfag symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping 'it will wear away," are urming luwarus iigui. a aviscasc wmcn is jtiuucjr vtuuuic iu uuc vi in hwsi xutuis. I 1 isassasaajsl ,m V-,.;;, m. ft 1 l at I M JL r Bl 1 . I X A I V I I I AX I mmmmm stops Irregiiliritlcs, strengthens the urinary organs and builds up the worn-out tissues of the kidneys so they wlU oerforra their functions properly. Healthy kidneys strain out the Impurities from the blood as It passes through them. Diseased kidneys do not, and the poisonous waste matter is carried by the circulation to erery. part of the body. causing aizziness, Dackacne, stomacn crouDie, siuijnsn urer, irreguiar nearc action, ere ; yj If you hare any signs of Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taking FOLEY'S' Y KIDNEY cuke at once, as it win cure a slight disorder in a few days and prerent fatal malady. - It is pleasant to take and benefits the whole system, ; , i . Q. O. Durham Testifies After Fern Yearn ; G. B. Borhaag of Carlltla Ctnter, N. V., writes; ' , ' "About faor years ags I wrote yea statlag that I haa been eatirely ' aarad ef a severe kidaey treasle tf taking leae thaa two bottles af Foley's Kidney Cars. It eatfraby stopped tha brlck-dast sediment sad me ar suae? flisease aisappaarag. I am glad ta say that How to Find Outs Yon cm easily determlns If year kidntyg art Rt of order bj getting aside for 34 hours ttlo of the urine passed upon arising. If coon examination It la cloudy or milky or has at hrlelrulnat aedlmant ar email nartlriea Host saia aad symptemt bout In It, yonr kidneys ar diseased, and SJ" 1,? IniVmrniJiVJii f"I at once. - aidMy er bUa tinWa . v eriag Ireaa Two Sizes. 60 Cants end $1.09. SOLD AKD RECOltHENOED til ALL DRUGGISTS 3 '"fr ' ''''sBnjBjBSsnjsjSjs f 'OBV.'il II r-'"""""" II I illlrllinlhiii ilnl 1 According to the franchise granted the St. Johns Gas Lighting & Heating com pany, 8. V. Davidor. president of the corporation, must today file a $5,000 cash bond with the city recorder of St Johns to assure a faithful execution of his franchise. Should the cash bond not be filed the franchise will be for feited. At 1 o clock todav the bond had not been filed nor had there been any new arrangements made with the city council or recorder. The city first gave Mr. Davidor 80 days additional to file this bond. At the end of that time he asked for so days more which was ranted and which vero fulfilled to- ALCOHOL 3 PER ckst ANc(ablcrVt)artlmErA$ stailatingferWanrfltautr ling da StanadB aodDowds of Promotes Digrationflrcflrj ngss and Rraff nnlalntraHffrri OpiumXarphioe narMiaeralJ NOT NARCOTIC. SSBBBaSBBBaSBBJBJB B f enSBBBBBSBSBBBBBa Aperfed Remedy for Consflpi Hon . Sour StDmach.DUrrtm lYormi f onvTilswns Jevens ness andLossorSEEEP. IacSim3e Sioamof . NEW YORK. of Exact Copy of Wrapper. MT1H For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the , , Signature Am In Use For Over Thirty Years MI Tns asaraua eaaieaav, arm veaa errv. gran day f X mm ':.. .7:. "l'l-- t Henry J. Miller of Anrora,' Candidate : f :itbr' StateRepresentatlve. , for the past 16 years, and during that Tims nas Duut up throughout the coun try a-wide acquaiotance. : He ia now it years" of age-and since Jie was 20 years of age has been active in business and successful, t.. i ,,; Mr. Miller "Is a' sincere believer In .f. v vvi wvswsa uiitku uls. vid BCiia i tors by the people and for ' that reason is Bianamg oacK or tns doctrine ex- ..pressed by Statement No; 1 because he neueves that the principles expressed by them; tend to. clear, and, clean the ool Itlcs of the state and do away with boss , and ring rule In politics and parties. 1 Mr. MiUer is well thought of through . out Marlon county and especially In the - northern part of , the county where he naa jiven ror the past '36 years. It is neiievea Dy hla friends that he will make n unusuauy strong fight for the noml- At a meeting of the committee on publication of the Oregon State Medical association, the following resolution was directed to be given to the nows- apers of Portland for publication. The tate Medical association has officially adopted this resolution: Whereas. The cultivation of garden products in many communities in u.e state of Oregon is in the hands of Chinese and other people of oriental races, and Whereas, It is tne custom or orlent.il races to use human excrementitloa matter for the fertilization of the soil in the cultivation of garden products: and Whereas. It is a well known fart that many diHeases caused by animal parasites are dlHKcmln- the agency of and by the f Infected and contamin ated garden products, "Therefore. Be it resolved that the Oregon State Medical association, through its secretary, be and is hcrebv ordered to direct attention of the state board of health, and all town and coun ty boards of health, and in the absence of county boards of health to all duly constituted health authorities whereivr they may be, to the cnU that tho Kuread of disease through the agencies referred may be forever prevented." lo Owners of Bad Breath- Foul Odor of Indigestion, Smoking, Eating or Drinking Stopped at Once With Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges. principles of the direct prlmaTy nomina- and vegetable" ting. law. . Me is also a firm believer in ated thfough t theliireet election of United States sena- distribution of .-j. Methodist Laymen ' Meet. Wiiias. Tex.. March 81. Laymen of iiv no ifxas conrerenoe of the M. ' E ?Jurci? South. assembled here in considerable number today and besran ,wit days' conference; Foremost , jiiwii mww) whom names appeared oh today a . program for addresses were Bishop - Key of Sherman, Judge Ocio wi rnn.wonn, ana ur. E. D. Mouson of San-Antonio. - ' . 1 - OLD COMPANY ABSORBED BY NEW Vormal transfer of tha properties of the old Portland General Electric com pany to the jr-ortiana nauway, jignt & Power company, has been made by the fllln. rtf n doeril in the offlon nf tha 7V Multnomah county clerk. The company a Trli Packare To rore Xt Sent Pres. I MUlous breathers, onion eaters, indi gcsiion victims, cabbage consumers, smokers, drinkers and those with gas on the stomach are in a class all by themselves, distinguished by a power ful bad breath. They all breathe, and as they breathe, they whiff out odor which makes those standing near .turn their heads away in disgust. The pitiable part of it is that these victims do not realise what a sickening thing a a bad, offensive breiith is to others. . Charcoal is a wonderful absorber of gases and odora It absorbs 100 times Its own volume of gas. -, Stuart's Charcoal losenges win put a stop to your bad. offensive Dream, ana to your belchings, whatever the cause it source, oecause tne cnarcoai quicmy absorbs all noxious, unnatural odora and erases. If you suffer from indigestion and belch gas as a result, Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges will absorb all the gas and "Keep. Smiling" drink and "Time," wlil get brighter.: :- "There's a Reason Read. The.. Road to ., Well villa. in pkga - ? .-J. holdlnas - included all - the appliances. plants and franchises for electrical cur rent and operation, in Portland and sev eral Willamette valley cities, including the Caaadero power piani, tne Haiem nlfictric liarht Dlant and street railway. the Union electric light and power plant at llnrl;i countv. the Vancouver Elec trie Light Fower -company, tne union Power compaTtyif Portland Hydraulic Elevator company Willamette Falls company and the Willamette xranspor- tauon & 4-OCKS company; ui xne cor- do rations named the i'ortianaitaiiway. Light & Power company owns all but a lew shares or the stoca in eacn com pany. - , - , Portuguese Slourn. , Llabnn Virrh St.KiuT frown Prince Luis Phillippe. who met death at the hands of the regicides last month, lived until today he would have been 21 years old..,: On public -and . private buildings throughout Lisbon flags were displayed at half mast today and many of the Lisbon papers contained tributes to the memoir of tne crown prince, s ? i A ,'- - v - -J V .A.,. . ... ;t r; ; . .' : . . - . ;. ... 1 - rnaxe you stop belching. If on getting un in tli have such a bad. bilioua breath that e morning you ii you can almost smell it yourself, Htuart'8 Charcoal Loienges will, get r of It for you oulckly. ' i If you have been smoking or chew lng, or have been eating onions or othef odorous things, Stuart s Charcoal Los enges will make your breath pure and oncct, . ..-'- -, - Charcoal Is also the best laxative known. You can take a whole boxful ana no narm will result. It is a won derfully anv rernltr. t-t-h- And then, too, it filters our blood every parucie or poison ana impurity in your blood is destroyed, and you be gin to notice the difference in your lace first thing your clear complexion. Stuart s Charcoal Losenges are made rrom pure willow charcoal, and Just a "tfle noney is put in to make them Palatable, but not too sweet They will work, wonders In your stomach, and make you' feel fine and fresh. Your blood and breath will bo purified. You will feel clean inside. We want to prove all this to you. so Just send for a free sample today. Then after you get It and use it, you wiu i iKo men so well that you will go to -your druggist and get a SSo-box of these Stuart's Charcoal Losengea Send us vour nima n 4 .Hra.. day and we will at once send you by mail a sample package free. Address F. A. Stuart Co 100 Stuart RUr. Mar. ShaiV Mlcb. r.-.., - ... .OREGON'S! OPPORTUNITY Colonist Rates from all parts of the United States and Canada to all parts of Oregon and the Northwest will be again put into effect by THE OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. (Lines In Oregon.) . MARCH 1, 1908 and will continue daily through out March and April. -From the principal cities of the Middle wTest the rates will be as follows: CHICAGO ST. LOUIS mox rxox COUNCIL BLUFFS OMAHA .......... dm ir a T - - ox. rnu-u O oexN&sHAsialZ! Kansas city st.tn.nn Corresponding rates from all other eastern points. Stopovers at pleas ure at all point in Oregon. t " v The Colonist. Rate is the greatest of all homebujlders. Oregon has unlimited resources and needs more people who desire homes aim idigcr vyinJi vuiiiuca. Oregobeople can accom portunlty to all the world. Send Oregon llteratur inrormaiion aooui mt siate, iar ana wide, for it if necessary. Oregobeople can accomplish splendid results by heralding this Oregon literature giving good, relli Call on the above railroads op- le Fares Can Be Prepaid Here at home if desired. Any agent is authorised to accept the required Z deposit and telegraph ticket to any point,. Call on any O. R. & N. or Z WM. McMURRAY, General Faasenrer Airani. Portland. Ortnm. COAL Creek GOAL None Better to Be Had at Any Prke " 'cer $7.00 Per Ton 1 h Special Price to Suburban Districts F. B. JONES & CO. East 7 . ; . : i , 181 EAST WATER ST. ..; B-1771 jpimNAL want Ads pay best The ABC and XYZ of ADVERT' A SERIES OF TEN TALKS ON AD VERTISING written by Seymour Eaton 3No.T ' Philadelphia for the readers of The Journal ' The advertising science is anything but exact. It is an easy matter to diagnose symptoms. But in advertising, as in medicine, very different causes produce very similar disturbances; eye strain, a wobbly steamer deck, or green watermelon; each means an upset stomach. But there are some broad general principles which are as permanent as the eternal, hiMs. MoutK to mouth" talk is the great, secret of popular advertising success. As a general rule people are short on talkl They are always running out. The hopper must be fed. The shrewd adver tiser scores every time he produces a new topic of conversation. If he fails to make people talk about his goods he makes them talk about himself. They wash with his soap or drink his tea or rub on his ax,e. grease just to get in touch with him. Talk can be created about the most common place things: baked beans or tooth powder or linen collars. You need only to know what switch to turn on. . Human nature has not (fiffered for six thou sand years; but the point of view is constantly; changing. If the people remained the same; if business conditions remained the same; if society and the weather remained the same, then the advertising of last year would apply this year. But it doesn t. The point of view is different. We are in a con tinuous turmoil of change. The successful adver tiser must live right up even with the clock. An advertisement that made a big hit last year may fall flat.and dead this year. There is in everything .a fullness of time; a season when the fruit is ripe; periods when all conditions seem, to lend them selves to success. The advertiser must have dis cernment sharp enough and vision clear enough to -know th? year arid the month and the day of the month in whicji the people are not only living, but in which they are thinking. , Make goods or entertainment or social posi tion hard to obtain or scarce in amount and then it is that people fall over eacli other in the mad rush to see somebody else get left. The moment you put up the bars and say "don't" then it is that . people want to climb. The sweetest apples in your neighbor's orchard are those gn the tree. nearest . the dog. ' . - The newspaper which" maintains , ai. absolute unbreakable advertising rate commands th largest patronage. The spirit of., independence creates ; confidence. To coax the customer is to discount the value of your goods. ' v: P. S Talk No. 9 will be published in The Journal on March 23. , v Vj'- (Copyright 1003, Chicsge.) .' .. . ... if'.