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THE ; OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY
EVENINO. MARCH725;::I908;TH:
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IIE1' EVIDENCE
. Ill ilAIE CASE
allroad Commission -Will
Reconsider Question of'
Fare toMilwaukie,
TELEPHONE C0L1PK
T.WY PAY FOR ERROR
JIarshfield ; v Stenographer
; Ifas Bight to Continue 1
' Her Action. ' v
(Special Dispatch te Tae Jooraal.)
' Salem. Or- ' March IS,
brought by the Portland Hallway, Light
A Power company against the raoant de
cision of the railroad commlaalon fixing
(Special Dlt patch ,e . Tht Journal)
Salem, March- Zl. A decision by tha
-,,," ,, I aufirama court s yesterday .fives Miss
1 U mult I i,.r x . -v,-
r num., awuwu,. a. .wivuvsikphv. ,1 v.
Marshfleld, - tha right to continue bar
ault agslnst " tha ' Pacific SUtaa Tele-
7 i T:JZL .iJ " Telegraph company for $U0
'Juda-e Hamilton and Attorneys F. W.
Benson and John -Hall met at, Port Or-
ford on their way to Gold Beach to hold
Portland and batwaan Oak Orava and
Portland of, 10 cents, ' and which . haa
been before' Judge Galloway for aoma
weeks, wn referred back to the rail- court laat August. They discovered they
road commission with additional evl- would not have a -stenographer, and
dence yesterday afternoon,' This action called long distance asking for Miss
was taken on the auraestlon of Attor- klcLeod at , klarah field. . . The . trteohone
ney-General Crawford and was Imme-1 operator, by accident, nailed a Mrs, lio
aiateiy agreed to oy Franaiin t. urn-1 loo, nurse, to the telephone, ana ana
ntn. representing tne rauroaa com-1 in roply to Attorney Burton's question,
mnv " . - J, I !-. ...... . ...... . d ntA ttanh
Vice-President fulles was recalled to I said "No. I have a casa here now."
tha stand at tha resumption of tha easel Tha lawyers, by tha peculiar eoulvo
yesterday morning-but testified to but leal' use of tha word '"case,", did not
little of Importance and was followed oy learn of tha mistake and secured a ste-
one or two other minor witnesses. The nographer from Rosetrurg. This substl-
company's case waa then declared tute subsequently earned over 11,100 in
closed. ..-.'' fees and it Is 1 tha contention of Miss
Mayor Schlndler, . Alderman Btreth, 1 MoLeed that aha haa laat thia amount
Jamea Reld and Richard Soott of Mil-1 by the failure to call her to the 'phone.
waukla, and John Rlsby of .Oak Grove, I The Telephone company, on - tha other
roiiowed each other la rapid succession I hand, claim that If tha partlea calling
as witnesses lor vam state, ecninaieri ror a numoer haa been aamagea, tney
and Btreib testified that when they had would bo entitled to recover, but that
waited UDon Fuller he had reel led tolas aimm Method ha.d not nut In a call
IJ-lbtmi that they should have, a fi-centor paid any money, they wera not re-
rate. ' ruuar was then, recalled, but was sponsible- for any losa to her. The su-
Shrelb, Reld and Bcott gave export tea-1 overruled a nonault granted py Judge
iimony aa to ins proportionate travel i Harris or wooa oounty, ana oraeraa mat
ana cost oi tne Miiweuaie una, me I the eaaa be proceeded with.
caae was men ciosea.
.Crawford then made hla. motion that
tha case ba resubmitted to tha commie-
alon with the new "evidence. As Grif
fith made no objection, thia waa ordered
aont Dyjuase uaiiowar.
The commission will have-10 dava In
which to modify tha .original rullna. If
they wish to do so. At tha end of that I Services Will Open Tomorrow Night
nil uic mil vumiiiii uioi r ukimuu tv
LA GEANDE JJAPTISTS
DEDICATE TEMPLE
Judge Galloway, and ha will then, if the
decision reached by tha commission Is
unsatisfactory to the company, render
hla own opinion, thus ending tha case in
tha circuit court. Ha will render this
decision on April it. should the con
tending parties be unable to reach an
agreement, tha case will, after Gallo-
waya decision, ba appealed to tha su-
prime court.- . - .
nd Continue Over Sunday
Founded 85 Yean Ago.
(Spedal Olapateb to The looraaL)
La Grande, Or., March 25 In a series
of services opening tomorrow night and
continuing over Sunday,- tha First Bap
tist church of this city will dedicate
Ita new temple, which haa cost . f 9,000.
NEW C0EP0RATI0NS
FILE THEIR ARTICLES Tha tmoture Jt been .completed
x aajj X XXXJUm nillAUULiO under the dlrecUon of the oaator Rev.
i w. n. uiDson, ana is one or tne most
(Boeelil DfoMtek te The laanal.l I beautiful and convenient church edifices
Ealam. Or.. March SB Artlcla of In. tin eastern Oreaon. The Drlncinal fea-
corporation wera rued in the office ofituro or tne aeaication services win be
the secretary of state as follows: n address by Rev. J. Whitoomb
Columbia Agricultural company; prln- Brougher of the White Temple, Port
elpal office, Portland. Ore iron: capital! and ,on the subject, "What's Under
stock, tsnnnnn- inenrmntnn R. Your Uatr The exercises will end
Magruder, B. .8. Collins, J. A. Byerly and unaay evening, March i, with a ser
P. J. Brix. - I mon by Rev. Brouaher.
Hydraulic Gravity Separator company; . 1 na Baptist cnurcn or tnis city was
ivunucu juiuci .j mviiwji iiuu.e, near
this city. In November, 1873, by Elders
L. J. Booth and B. H. Lewis. The
first pastor waa Rev. B. H. Lewis.
The present new building waa started
in eeptemoer, muo
principal office, Portland, Oregon; capi
tal Stock. 150.000: Incornoratora. D. J.
Lr-oroes, jrranic A. Sweeney and Augus
tus Walker.
The Pastime Social and Athletic club:
principal ornce. fort land. Oregon: capl-
uiuaay. Frank Srvin and John Allen.
Aberdeen pastor
EEASTS NEWSBOYS
ttfitdil IHtpateh to Tbe Jooratl.)
Aberdeen. Wash.. March 58 nv a.
p. Haus, paator of the Baptist church,
has carried out an entertainment for
(the newsboys of this place at tha Bap-
Rial cnurcn. J zeasi was nerved at 0
m. and social features followed until
o'clock, when thev were addrtiaaMi bv
uorwnor Jiiemu,
Haose'a Invitation for this express pur-1 pare favorably with any like community
pose. I of white. However, living in houses oc
casions rapid decimation by the white
piague.
KLAMATHS SLAIN BY
THE WHITE PLAGUE
(Special Dispatch te Toe Journal.)
Silver Lake, Or., March Z5. Many
deaths have occurred among tha Klam
ath Indians In the past winter. More
than 80 cases of consumption have
proved ratal in tne upper Klamath
country alone, out of a total of about
1,000 persons. - These Indians are-an ex
ceptionally fine. Intelligent and orderlv
people ana in eaucation gnu morals com-
10 RESUME l'J
ON SHAKE ROAD
ff.
David Eccles Says Line From
, Huntington Will Bo ,
Rushed. ' ", : :
; (Spedal Diapatca te Tbe Jooraal,)
Baker City, Or., March SB. Tunnel
ing will begin at a yery early data' on
tha Snake rtver railroad and, work will
contlnua according to plans that now
exist, la tha Statement of David Bccles,
president of the Utah Construction com-
? any, -which company has tha contract
or building the new railroad from
Huntington up Snaka river to Home
stead. 1 .-
. Mr. Eccles Is : In Bsker City today
looking after Ms extensive Interests and
stated that things were looking very
rood, considering tha lata panic. The
Oregon Lumber company, of which ha
la also nreaidant anil axtenalva owner.
Is to start Its sawmills in Baker county
Immediately. This would hsva been
dona aoma time ago,' Mr.- Eccles said,
had "there not been large supply of
lumber In the yards of tha mUls and
tha market a Utile alow.
In speak In a of tha railroad work Tie
said that the numerous tunnels On the
new railroad would necessarily be. slow
work ana the construction comnanv had
decided to begin on them Immediately,
la his Judgment work will not caaaa for
any length of time until tha road Is
completed. -,
Mr. Eccles saya tha money conditions
are goods that there Is plenty of money,
but the natural hesitancy of making Investments-
following a panic now ob
tains. This haa been noticeable In the
lumber market. Activity in building
haa been more or lass retarded for a
while, but now It Is picking up to auch
an extent that ha believes It will Jus
tify operating tha Baker county saw
mills. TO VISIT NORMAL
SCHOOLS IN APRIL
(Special Olipatrh te The Journal.)
Salem, Or., March 26 The board of
visitors who are to Investigate tha work
being dona at tha stats normal schools,
haa been organised by the election of
City Superintendent J. M. Powers of
Salem aa chairman, and City Superin
tendent Turner of Grants Pass as sec
retary. - County Superintendent Church
Ill of Baker Cltv Is tha third mamhar
of the board. They will proceed to visit
the state schools for the - training of
publlo school teachers early in ADril.
and make a report to tha state board of
regenta as provided by law. It la the
purpose of tha law to have a yearly In
spection made by a committee of visit
ors who do not reside tn the counties
having normal scnoois, and report on
tha work being done there. This report
will ba then laid before the board of
regenta at their annual meeting and
become the basis of their recommenda
tions to the legislature. It Is believed
to be one of the best features of Ihe
new law, which placed the normal
schools under one board- of regents, that
an entirely disinterested body of edu
cators visit the schools and make a
critical report
DEATH AND BURIAL OF
' Fit f anyv "talKing ma
chine" and' make it
sound almost as -good
as the COLUMBIA
GRAPHOPHONE.
Disc6lc and $1.00
Cylinder 25c and 50c
Maxim's
A tenor solo from "The
Merry Widow," sung
with the sweetness, rich
ness and phrasing of a
great artist.
One of this month's most
! popular records. Ask for the
atest list of new Columbia
Records and the regular cata
log of over 3,500 selections.
Finest tone, longest life, widest
choice. Prove it for yourself
come in and listen.
Sold by Yoor Dealer, or by
Colombia Phonograph Co.
m Washington
Street
1 '
1
o( the ability, of r :
any company, to
assume payment "
of 5 per cent interest on a $5,000,000 bond issue is
desirable before investing in the bonds of that com- ,
pany. . Assets real, live, tangible assets-;-are what,
count. Therefore, " when accompany issues first
mortgage bonds arid agrees to pay 5 per cent upon
them, all the investor requires is to be assured of
the ability of the company to pay the interest that
it agrees to pay. The bonds ot the
ft '
I
OCEAN SHORE
RAILWAY
COMPANY
bear 5 per cent interest; they run 35 years; they
are first mortgage liens on all the property of the
company; their par value is $100; they are offered
on the Portland market for $92 and earn 5K per
cent at that price. To be specific and to demon
strate the absolute certainty that characterizes this
particular bond issue, note the substantial nature
of the
ASSETS
EQUINE GUESTS AT
WOODBURfi
SATURDAY
CAPTAIN ROCKAFELLOW State's Best to Be There.
Addresses by Governor
.. Capen-Wrlght Wedding.
(Unlfad Pra- Loind Wirt.)
Worcester. Maaa.. March ?R A mi -A.
Bin of Interest In educational ircia
took place here today, tha bride being
Fanners' Union of Georgia.
1 (Catted Pros Leased Wire.)
Atlanta. Ga., March 2S RepresenU-
Miss Grace Duncan Wright, daughter 1 tlves of the fanners' union throughout
bf President Carroll D. Wright of Clark I Georgia assembled in conference here
ppuego. ana tne c
Samuel P. Caoen.
bf German In the same institution
bridegroom Professor I today in response to the call of PreRl-
asalstant prof essor I dent R. F. Duckworth. The purpose of
Tna I tna meeting is to tans definite action
reremony tooK Dlace at noon In the I on tha nroDoaltlnn to hnM mummnih
bhurch of the Unity, Rev. Charles Brown atate fair next fall under tha auspices
r,ium uiiuiuiig. i of mi ueorgia aiTiaion or tne union.
Sp.ea1 Dlapatrk to Tt ' Journal.)
Astoria. Or.. March 26. The news
has been received here of tha death of
Captain A. D. Rockafellow of Sea
side, formerly of Portland, who left
here 10 days ago to enter tha Soldiers'
home at Santa Monica, California. Ha
waa buried with military honors in tha
cemetery at Saw telle, California. The
deceased was a member of Cushlng
Post, G. A. R., of this city and waa
about 66 years old. Ha waa a veteran
of the civil war. Ha waa at one time
a purser on Columbia river steamboats.
He leaves one son, Allan Rockafellow,
a resident of Portland, and a brother,
who lives at Sawtelle, California,
and Other Notables.
Dalles Builders to B Basr.
(Spedal Dhtpstcb ta The Journal.)
Tha Dalles. Or.. March 25. Consider
able activity among home builders will
be manifest tha coming summer. Sev
eral prominent citisens of The Dalles
will have handsome residences erected.
Contractors here expect a busy season.
ir4
There's no better preparation
for the day's duties than a cup
of piping hot Cocoa at break
fast. It Invigorates, nourishes,
strengthens, without artificial
stimulation. Does Coffee?
LESS'THANA CENTA.CUP
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 it. v r
D. Ohlrardelll Company ; -
San Francisco : . ' -
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(BpecUl DUpateh to Tb Joarnal.)
woodburn, Or., March 26. All ar
rangements have been finished for the
big horse fair to be held here next Sat
urday. There will be no entrance fees
charged for horses and all blooded I
horses throughout the state are expect
ed. First, second and third premiums
win oe awaroea, Destoes a large num
ber of special cash prizes.
Dr. Jamas Wlthycombe. director .of
the experiment station of the Oregon
Agricultural college, has .consented to
act as judge.
The principal speaker for the after
noon will be Governor Chamberlain.
There will be also a basketball game
between the West Portland and Wood-
burn teams. In tha evening there will
be a grand carnival and ball.
The Southern PaciHc haa granted sne-
clal rates for the occasion and an lm-.
mense throng of visitors Is expected to
participate in tne anair.
U'REN OPENS UPON
A FULTON CITADEL
Rights of way, terminal property, material
and equipment, actually bought and paid
for, representing a cash investment of
$4,500,000. This outlay was for terminal
property in San Francisco and Santa Crux,
now worth over $2,000,000; 34 miles of the
road in' operation; immensely valuable
rights of way for the. entire length of the
line, and the certain future profit to be de
rived frdm a marvelously rich territory that
has never before enjoyed transportation, fa
cilities. The carrying of mail and express
has already been contracted. As an incen
tive to you, it may be stated that over
$2,200,000 of the bonds have already been
subscribed, and the company has a paid-up
capital of $5,000,000. These are the strong
arguments upon which you are invited to
invest in the bonds of the
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY CO.
MORRIS" BROTHERS
6 CHAMBER OP COMMERCE . fT
First Gun of His Statement No.
Campaign to Be Fired in Pen
dleton Tomorrow Night.
(Special Dispatch to The Joarnal.)
Pendleton, Or., March 23. When W.
8. TJ'Iten of Oregon City, exponent of
Statement No. 1 and the popular alec
tlon of United States senators, will open
tha political campaign in Umatilla
county in an address favoring State
ment No. 1, In the circuit court room
here tomorrow evening, ha will confront
tha strongest Fulton and anti-Statement
wo. l organisation tn eastern Oregon.
Umatilla oounty is strongly organized,
through tha Furnish forces, for Senator
Fulton and against Statement No. 1. and
while C. A. Barrett is a candidate for
reelection to the legislature on a State
ment No. 1 platfarm, there is strong op
position to tha statement.
Mr. U'Ren will open tha political cam
paign in Umatilla county, his address
being tha first scheduled in this count
this spring. He will go from here to
other eastern Oregon counties to keen
up tha fight for Statement No. 1.
CALLS ROOSEVELT
MODURN SIEGFRIED
Incarnation of Everything Ameri
cans Believe to Be Their Own,
Says Correspondent.
Paris, March 14. A special ,. corre
spondent who is now describing Amer
ica for tha benefit of tha readers of tba
Petit Journal baa been , interviewing
President Roosevelt, who so impressed
the interviewer that ba concludaa by
calling him a modern Siegfried, a hero
of the old German eplce adapted to our
times.
During McKlnleVs times, aceordlna- ta
tha correspondent, tha most nonular ner-
aon in me unuea eiatea waa tne gaieer,
but this admiration - vanished when
Roosevelt came into power, tba president
being tha incarnation of everything
wmcn Americans ouneve to na tv-Dicaiiv
American. . .''"v.--. ..
when tha eonversation at tha Xvlilia
House reacnea tne question of tba eco
nomlo crisis tha Interviewer found that
Roosevelt holda personal opinions which
are scarcely reconcilable with tha politi
cal acta -which he haa countersigned.
Tba president, the correspondent t saya,
is really a convlnoed partisan of a. arov-
ernmental central bank, - and feels cer
tain that this solution of tha question
will eventually be reached.
wnen tne - interviewer asiced ir suen
an institution "must" ba created,' tha
president repiiea:. - . t -,
"we never, aay
We live In a great democracy.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter
Little Liver Pills
Mutt Signature of
tn PafrSlills Wrapper Betew.
we never, aay must m this country,
live In a sreat democracy, and In
democracy nothing is aver 'niost , Cam-
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ooraey'' allows nothing- to be imposed.
All Its directors can do la to wait de
velopments of tb people's will while en
lightening tna people s opinion." -
- He waa distresses at tna campaign or
the French toreaa. which - reDresented
war between the united States and
Japan as inevitable. Here the . inter
viewer gives the - president's actual
words, which were: "Was It tha send
ing of nr fleet to "the Pacific t" Tht
was a measure of defense and : of na
danger to .peao." -: -v
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(applies aourUamaot ta us akla, Try It. ,
COAL Creek COAL
None Better to Be Had at Any Price
Scer $7.00 Per Ton Vol?
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Special Price to Suburban District v f
Fa B. JONES & CO. , -
East 7 181 EAST WATER ST. . B-1771
"THE ONLY PE0ELE C;j
IDE BEACD" if".
We have never claimed to be. There
are others." But, after ; bunting for
hardware all over town, you will at
last come baok to our atora for tha
best quality and assortment for tha
price that you can aecure. Secure it
now they won't laat - long at such
prices w .
AVERY&CO.
IS Third St, Bet. Tine & Ash
On Trial for Shooting Sailor.
(Special dtpateh to Ikt Joaraal.) '
Aberdeen,' Wash MarcJi J5--Tbe trial
in the superior court at Monteaano of
Captain T. W- Stream, of the schooner
O. W. Watson, is in progress. Captain
Btraara is neia on ine cnarge or assault
with intent to kill, aa tha raault nf
shooting one of the men of hla erew
in an altercation over the amount of
wages due him. The man was not seri
ously Injured, the bullet fortunately
striking a rib and glancing off, so tb-t
ha was able to walk to the bosDitai fitr
treatment,
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Jumping: Ropes Free. -
Portr'labela of the Ttntr-Vi..
Buster Brown bread will get the f!nt
lumping rope inai evpr came to IJoit
aud. Trimmed, with bells and made of
clral Wire. Save tha labels n.i rt
ona for.tlie J'tUe g!rl.
r ; Moneyback s ays : . Schil
ling's Best is as safe as the
bank for your money. -
Tour grocer returns your noser If ru
don't like Schilling's Best; we pty bim.
Xew School "at Iloqalarn.
- (Spartal DltpatcH ta Tte JonmaJ.)
Hoquiam, Wash., Marrh fa The I
coin school, the handaoni tw
bonding tht enst 1" f '
deJicatf-l v ith si uri,--,, -