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' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. ' THURSDAY EVENING. 'MARCH
28' 1908.
HUB
WES
RAILROADS MUST
TRAIN CREV: DROP COAL LAND
0. K. & Keeps Men Away Bonaparte Will Xot Be Satis
fied With Mere Test
1 From Home to Kill Ef
" feet of New Law.
Suit.
Sfirll tnrtcb to Tba Journal ) I (United Praia Ltaaad Wirt.)
TVndlf-ton, Or., March 16. Two rep-1 Washington, March 26. Attornoy-
rearntatlves of the order of railway I General Bonaparte today Intimated tliut
. trainmen an! the conductor! lenvo here I the department of justice will brlna; hc-
' tonitf lit for Chlcajro where they will rep-1 Hon against those railroads which have
.tofr-nt ti Finployes of the O. It. A N. failed to divest themselves of thrlr
fsteui In a hearing . before Harrlman ':oa' mining properties by Mnrrh I. next
- l!l ..rflnl.U on tha ...hlert nf hold. I .u'!?'r tn provisions of the Hepburn
bill.
Pressure
had been brought to bear
to persuade the president to have lustl-
lutea merely test suit, ami consider
able surprise was mnlfotd tod.iv
when the attomey-Keneral's Intention
became known.
' I: if train crews away from terminal ata-
," . feiuce the 10-hour law went Into ef
It 1u Oregon and other states, em-
, l l '.vts all. '( that the companies "tie
t.n in up, us it In termed, away from the
ter.Tilnni. thus working a hardship on
inc new uj Kreuins inrm .war lmfi nifTn iiiiiiiim
lone, when they should be taking their MRS. SABRE HOI 1 EK
I r .1 jiei mo n iuiiiio. in. nmurr naa i
:' leconie HRgrnvnted and employes charge
' that the conipunles are doing this more
than Is necessary In prder to preludlce
' the men against tne snort day law. A
'. henrlns hna been set for Anrll 1 In Oil
cago and renreaentatlves of all weatern
. ronda will be present to discuss the
matter with Harrlman official. The
natter has assumed a serious aspect
and unless a settlement is effected at
DIES AT J'EXDLETOX
(SpcUI Dlipatrh to Tha Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., March 26. Mrs Sabre
Hopper, one of the pioneer women of
Umatilla county, dieu at her borne
few miles from this city yesterday
Chicago, It Is believed that It will cause from the effects of Illness brought on
trouble on tne rauroaas or tne north. Dy old age.
west.
BAKER HUD ASTORIA
: WILL ENTER DEBATE I
Winner of Contest Will Con
gest With Southern Team
j . for Championship.
Mrs. Hopper was a native of Tennes
see and was born on December 20, lKJf.
being more than 92 years of age at the
time of her death. Her husband. Ben
Jaraln Hopper, haa been dead for over
36 years.
With her husband Mrs. Hopper
crossed the plains with an ox team In
K6&. and the family aettled at Nolln.
where thev have lived nermnnentlv
ever since, and wnere Mr. Hopper died.
rour sons and two aauantera or tne ae
ceased are alive. They are Newell Hop
per, Burn Hopper. Joshua Hopper, Mrs.
Jerry Barnhart and Mrs. M. A. Terry.
Aside from the sons and daughters the
pioneer woman is survived by 7 grand
children and a number of nieces and
nephews.
(Special Dliplteh to Joan. I)
- ; Astoria, Or, March 26. Arraxige
menta have been made for holding the
Interscholastlc debating contest between
SAY ROOSEVELT IS
FRIEND OF LIQUOR
(Special Dispatch to Tb Journal.)
AatnrlaV Of frnh ?j!wflnmtlm
teams representing the high schools of ,,,. van(,i. forrafl th. .ntmnce
Astoria and Baker City In thla city Frl- ,nt0 8uom, hB Jn Unlontown and re.
6f evening. April 24. The question to roove(, prB)aent Roosevelt's portrait
be dlscutsed will be. "Resolved. That from the wan whch wag recently
the legislators of the state of Oregon ordered replaced by the Stioml Tern
should be elected by proportional rep- peranoe society, the vote of the conser
resentation." The Astoria team will vatlve members prevailing over the op-
support the affirmative. position of the radical Socialists. No
Tne winner of this contest will be the clue has been secured which would at-
champion of the north half of the state I tach the crime upon any person, but
sad will contest with a team from suspicion rests with those who opposed
either Grants Pass or Lebanon at Eu- the presence on the wall of the presl-
gene next June for the championship of dents picture.
i ner naa aavanceu me ni nuineni
that President Roosevelt represents the
the state.
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HOW TO OWN A HOME.
A Timely Question Answered ay The
, i ' Span ton Co.
; 'The home question is the most ab-
erage man. The Spanton company has ""A?1?" m!"aXLK
.m;i th.nmhi.in Government officials are
If you can pay isOO down, the Span-
ton company w4ll build you a house
"liquor party,'' and therefore his picture
was out of place on the wall of a tem
perance organization's meeting room.
The opinion prevails that this Is the
direct outcome of the mass meeting
held by the Socialists In Unlontown last
Sunday afternoon, when one of the
speakers referred to the president In
WHEN HER BACKACHES
Jt Woman Finds Jill Htr Entrxy
and Ambition Slipping Away
Portland women know how the aches
and pains that come when the kidneys
full make life a burden. Backache,
hip pains, headaches, dlzsy spells, dls
treaslng urinary troubles, all tell of
sic k kidneys and 'jaarn you Of the
stealthy approach of diabetes, dropsy
and Hrlght's disease. Doan s Kidney
1'1II permanently cure all these dis
orders. Here's proof of It in a Portland
woman's words:
Mrs. A. 8. Cumrolngs of 244 Clacka
mas street, Portland, Oregon, says
Kidney- complaint and backache have
clung to me for a long time and often
I suffered severe attacks of It Some
times It was m dull, heavy aching over
the kidneys and again sharp, acute pain
In the small of the back. The kidney
secretions passed too frequently and
often with pain. I had tried several
remedies with poor results and was
Anally Induced to use Doan s Kidney
PI 11m. They helped me very quickly
and, continuing their use, I soon found
relief from the aches and pains and the
action of the kidney secretions was ulso
wtrengtlienod to a great extent. I rec
ommended 1 loan's Kidney Pills In or.r
papers three years ago. I am always:
pleased to say a good word for this
remedy and am glad of this opportunity
to confirm my former testimony."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents.
Koster-Mlltjurn Co., Buffalo. New Tork,
soli agents for the I'nlted States.
Remember the name DOAN'8 and
take no other.
PACIFIC TO ENTER
PROHIBIT! CONTEST
Forest Grove Institution
Will Send Representative
to McMinnville.
Investigating.
anywhere you like and you may make
easy mommy payments xor tne balance.
We do not Know of any other real es
tate off lc in .town, except the Bpanton
, company, who offers to buy a lot where
. ever a party wants 16 and build any kind
of a house he wants and take small
monthly payments for It.
If you haven't the $500 down, you
may deposit any amount you want with
the . company until It reaches this
amount and then they will buy and
. build for you wherever you select. The
Spanton company; 270 Stark street.
BUILDINGS AT . PARMA
. DESTROYED BY FIRE
: (Special niisateb to The Journal.) I
- Parma, Ida., March 116. During the
lilgh Wind Tuesday afternoon the barn,
chicken-house and granary, belonging to
J. C Glennon, two miles east of Parma,
were totally destroyed by 'Ore, lie also
lost several tons-of hay, .some farm ma
chinery and three large hogs. He car
ried no insurance.
National Steeplechase.
''" (United Press Leased Wire.)
: Liverpool, March 28. The usual
mount of lively interest is displayed
, among all classes in tomorrow's grand
national steeplechase. ht tnost Impor
tant cross-country eVent in the world.
Nearly a score of candidates are ex
pected to go to the post. The' race this
year has an' especial interest for Amer
icans, -owing to the entry of Foxhall
Keene'a Prophet III, a horse with a
remarkable record.
Sale on Clothing.
Fortunate In purchasing their spring
and summer clothing at a big discount,
the Ideal Clothing company or 03 ana
66 North Third street are offering the
latest in men's clothing and furnish
ings at a price that means a saving.
As to style and quality nothing has
been offered at a price that means such
a saving In Portland. Tins sale appeals
in particular' to those who seek service
and durability In the'r clothing, and
these qualities can be had at a price
that is Irresistible. Read carefully the
half-page ad in today's Journal.
83-Yrar-Old Twins.
(United Press Xeaaed Wire.)
Mlddleville, Mich., March ifi Ell D.
Sprague and Mary D. Sprague Young,
claiming to be the oldest twins In thf
section of the country, will be 83 years
old tomorrow. They were, born in Or
leans county. New York, March 27,
1825, and trace their ancestry back to
the Puritans of New England. Mrs.
Young has been a resident of this place
the past 60 years. Her brother lived
here for many years, but more recently
has made his home In South Haven.
Both are reported In excellent health
for persons of their years.
'Special Dlapatrh to The Journal.)
Pacific University, Forest Grove, Or..
March 26. At a meeting of the debate
council held last night it was definitely
decided to send a representative to the
state prohibition contest which will be
held In McMinnville April 24. This will
be the first time Pacific has been rep
resented in these contests for several
years.
The local tryout will come off next
Monday night. Three men have entered
and the competition promises to be keen.
Following are the speakers and the sub-
lects or their orations: A. C Allen,
The Cleansing of the Nation"; H. E.
Wltham, "A New Awakening"; and F.
A. Chllds. "The Bondage of Our Nation."
Professor Haaard of Portland academy.
Judge Hollis and President Ferrln will
be the judges and will mark the speak
ers both on composition and delivery.
An amendment was voted yesterday
to the constitution of the student body
which provides for the presentation of
the gold Journalistic
in-chief of the college paper, the Week-
to the editor
that
ly Index. 8. B. Lawrence holds
position at the present time,
ON SALE TOMORROW.
Great Values) la Women's steady-to-
Wars Apparel.
Women's and misses' new spring
suits, 18 values at $12 50. $7 silk pet
ticoats, all colors, at $3.98; Men's 25c
fancy sox at 12 He; 16c all linen crash.
11c a yand: 44-lnch wool Panama, all
colors, 98c a yard; Nasareth knit waists,
for children, 15o each. Big bargains in
gloves, ribbons, muslin underwear and
hosiery. McAUen & McDonnell, Third
and Morrison.
American Girl Weds in Japan.
Yokohama, March 28. Miss Ethel
wynne C. Lewis, daughter of Colonel
Thomas H. Handberry, United States
engineer corps, and Mrs. Handberry,
was married here todav to F. W. Ritter
of Tientsin, China. The wedding was
attended by the bride's parents and
other members of her family, who have
been residents of, Yokohama for sev
eral years past
ASTORIA REPUBLICAN
COMMITTEE FORMED
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Astoria, Or., March 2$. The Republi
can central committee held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and organized by
the election of W. F. McGregor as chair
man and F. J. Carney as secretary.
The chairman was authorized to call a
mass meeting at any time which he
deems proper to adopt a platform to
elect delegates to the state convention
and to transact whatever other business
may come before the meeting.
Soger B. Bianott
For District Attorney.
PRICES OF LOTS IN
!
CITY PARK
ABOUT TO BE RAISED
All inside lots in blocks 131 to 137 in ROSE CITY PARK, being that
section which lies on the upper plateau, just north of The Alameda,
between Hillis and Orwita avenues, will be raised in price from $410
and up, to $450 on April 1, 1908. These lots are located in the most
desirable part of ROSE CITY PARK, being near The Alameda, not
far from the carline, to be fully improved and easily worth a great
deal more than the figures at which they are now held. This is the
first announcement of raised prices that we have ever made, and is
significant to those who have contemplated purchase of property in
this excellent residence'section. The time to buy, therefore, is right
now. "
Chamber pf Commerces:
THOMPSON
: Private Exchange 20
AN INVESTMENT
IN THE BONDS OF
OCEAN SHORE
RAILWAY CO.
IS CALCULATED
TO INTEREST THE
CONSERVATIVE
AND CAREFUL
BUSINESS MAN.
IF HE BUYS NOW
AT 92, HIS NET
PROFIT WILL BE
5V2 PER YEAR.
Every dollar he invests is secured by assets rep
resented by an actual cash investment of over
$4,500,000. The railroad is building; 34 miles
are in operation and earning good money; this
line is an imperative necessity; its right of way
constitutes a monopoly in the country that it
penetrates; marvelous development work is go
ing on just on the strength that this line will be
built. The company is incorporated for $5,000,
000, and is fully paid up. The leading investors
and business men of California have invested
heavily in the project, and a small number of the
bonds has been alloted to Portland. The price at
which they may now be obtained is $92. They
are 5 per cent bonds, par value $100, and at the
price quoted they net Sl2 per cent. For the in
formation of those interested, we will $end free
booklets and literature upon request by mail,
telephone or telegraph.
This investment has all the marks of being the
most substantia! rft'ered on the Pacific Coast in
many years.
MORRIS BROS.
Room 6, Chamber of Commerce. Phone Main 75
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Contest Closes 6 P. M., April 1st '08
Send in Your List Marked
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$3,250 In Other Prizes
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Is endeavoring to use 'the1 people s vconu.-
Hnff in him nrsnnallv. a n "rfrrmprl" 'd.:''--
stock broker, ior the benefit of Wall street--- ; ;.
want to tell you that right here ;. ' - r
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MlrepiiiDiI
w ii- n Atti- g. n i
is ine surest upporiunuy ior reopie
(o Accumulate Millions"
Don't send your money east to the stock
gamblers of Wall street, while Oregon is
fairly bursting with gold that can b.e quickly
put into your possession. A little of your
surolus monev added to a little of vour
- - - ,
nntrhhors and friMins invctH in Ore.
gon's gold-dredging industry will complete
the amount necessary for continuing the
work to a rapid dividend-paying basis.
Stock NOW 35c a Share
See us or write for full details at once.
F. M. BATCHELOR, Sec. and Gen. Mgr.
Western Exploration & Dredging Co.
215 COUCH BLDG., PORTLAND, OR.
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Spring Is Here
THE PLANTING WILL LAST ANOTHER
MONTH, BUT EARLY PLANTING
GIVES BEST RESULTS
Azaleas, Spirea Thunbergi, Roses
Conifers, Shade Trees, Shrubs, Vines
J. B. PILKINGTON
GROWER AND IMPORTER
OF FINE NURSERY STOCK
Office ml Sales Depot Foot Yamhill, North Side. Phone Main 4219
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Capital $150,000.00
Does a general banking business.
' Pays interest on Savings Accounts atid on Time
Certificates.
Acts as trustee in bond issues.
Holds title to properties for corporations, snydi
cates, estates and individuals, pending distribution, set
tlement or other disposition.
Collects interests, incomes, rents, etc., and fur
nishes substantial investments for idle funds.
The trust business kept entirely separate from the
other business of the company.
Correspondence or interviews solicited with those
contemplating any phase of our service.
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