The Oregon daily journal., March 26, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, -THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1003,
DECISIONS
: HOI FINAL
m ' ' if
CillOPSTJIIID
NERVOUS STRAIN
David Starr Jordan,
dent of Stanford, Is Taken
: , 111 Suddenly. , ;
Ba i Ir p a d t Commissioner
'.)! iU.I.Un ., rpMnVcA Vrtrth Uoit rrese Leased Wire.)
r ' Carolina and Minnesota mystery -has been thrown about the
" V; (JaseS ' ArO JSOt oO J! Undent of the Leland Btanford university,
who waa suddenly stricken In tola city
lata la at night and who la now con
fined In the residence of Judge J. F.
Leib, a member of to board of truataaa
ot tha university. '
Beyond tha mare statement that Dr.
J or Jon had rented eaally last night no
Information waa vouchsafed by mem
ber of the Leib household today. Not
even tha nature of the patient's illneaa
would be glvun out
It la hullo vad that Dr. Jordan' ill
ness la as aerloua aa first report would
. ; Reaching- as Supposed.
Knickerbocker Trust Com
pany Receives Ifany De
posits and Is Again Solv
ent Sign of Renewed
Prosperity.
Jthb stoke noted for best goods AT LOWEST PRICES?;
H
(United Prate Leaied Wire.)
New Tork. March !. With $ 2,000.001
tacked up ready to meet all demands,
Thlf troman lays Lrdla B. i
Pinkham'a Vetretable Oomoonnd
ea ner uie. iteaa ner letter, i
.Mrs. T. a Willtfdsen. of Manning.
Iowa, writes to Jure, inuuiain:
" I can truly say that Lydlft E Plnlc-
READ THIS AD carefully. Note the prices quoted.
Compare them ' with other .. about town and
, .... v " aee if it isn't to your advantage to buy at thii
' popular store.. And no matter how low the prices,,
you'll never buy an inferior article here. We see to It .
that : quality enters into everything we buy. ' Shaxej
In these splendid bargains. ,,; ' 'ly
(Spedtl Dltpatch te The JoiirmL)
Salem. Or.. March . Railroad Com-
tnlBSloner Altchlaon commented. In part.
!i follow, regarding the recent declaion
$ tha United Putea auprem i court, lndloat-i but u th0unht by many thatj
waicn prevents uie iirocmu i ius present turuioti ai tne univerany
( ...a. . . t n A.Kltahl liaa innr. fn rirl with hiM tnrilftnn-
in- rataa after the matter haa been aition. tie raa been unaer an inienae opening, hundred or oepoauora were in piainia, conwnatuij aocwnng ana
j. taaen oeiors a jeaeraa cuuri; tna mmpus and those who have ob-
. I I W . . I Ihil anfMnlan. nna 4a avatla,hla ta u. 1 followed lft SB 41fotML and took Lvdla
North Carolina and Minnesota cases will WMle It U denied that the university everyone of the 20.000 depositors should jj, Knkham'a VegeUbtB Compound and
mon'ey":" Th. tank M..T. of over " ?" wstorea m to pertect health.
60,000,000 and the. lUbllitiea are slight- uaa it not ooen xor you i anoaia nay
Men in my rrare. to-day. 1 wian every
r not have aa far-reaching an effect as troubles have brought about a col- t
jTmlKhtbe feared. The doctrine that lapse It Is not unreasonable to believe n
U;!... h. i.i.i.tnra tsr a. iriltiva that they have had conalderable effect It
commission can make ratea which the on his mental and physical condition. j ly leas.
the Knickerbocker Trust comoanv threw ham' Vegetable ComDOond MYVd BIT
open Its doors for business today for life, and I cannot express my rratituda
the first time since It was closed last I to you in words. ' For years I suffered
October. At noon, the hour of the re-1 with tha worst forms oi female com-
i l m 1. - 1.-- ... I Kl.l.t. .(lnin. AitmAtmim an
on line, but many of them were there, for Bpeadinf loU of money for medicine
ncTareThenstttM rUhout. a.1 yon for adrloe,
NAZARETH WAISTS
Kaxareth Knit -Waiiti for
childrefc, potitively the bet
waist made, come in sizes 2
to 10. On sale Friday and
Saturday at above price.'.
$1.25 PRESS GOODS
98c
44-inch AH : Wool Panama
Suitings, in a complete line
best regular $15 and $1.50
valuei. JJoa t overlook thu
bargain. . ''-., .
miirt cjtnnot review haa been well es
; Jj tablUhed for many yeara The North
Z Carolina statute waa overturned be-
cause the only review proviaea was in a
" criminal prosecution where eoeselr
penal tiee would be the result If the atal
i ute waa upheld. The point In the Mln-
Meanta case was that the federal court
might stop the atate officers from en-
fnrolnv tha afatuta while tha judicial
favesUgatlon as to It conatltutlonallty
was Is progress, and afterwards.
Oreron Act,
a .Tha rtp.nn mmmliRlnn art nrovldaa
$IVrt Indictments Against
" eraers. That oourse is suu open, as
also the tight of tha carrier or a stock
r holder or bondholder having the proper
& oltlsenahlp to go into tha united Btates
ft court, Tha Minnesota decision says
that If the federal court tells the state
" nt riiara tn daalat from enforcln the
RUEF'S Hill.
coijwr GONE
Calhoun, Ford and Former
Municipal Boss.
statute while the Inquiry is progressin
tbey must stop. It will be rememDe
rS3
(Caltad Preai Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, March 21. The three
.a., in NArffK i',pai na mi arnra Arniun
f did not obey tha federal Injunction, and Indictments found last night against
f' this tha United States court says should Aba Ruef Patrick Calhonn and Tlrev L.
; tTa'.'-made by the commis.ion them h,n br'bf Municipality Takes Action
' 1 J. li . . I aims nr I m rtrm In annnoallan wlrh fni rrnl. I
' with reasonatno ana auow m tir niurn, ""y.'..-" .a. -
and if they do not amount to a reguia- jey franchise, were formally returned
Bankers and financiers generally MJ inffarliiewmiiiii would tr IL"
at the reopening of the Knicker-1 woman WOlUa My 16.
bocker is perhaps the best sign of re- rAfyrR mi lirif WDMriJ
ir nrosDeruv mat naa ueen nra vwi. -ww.
the beginning of the. money panic TV- fhirtv VHftTS Lvdia H. Phllf.
The plana for the rehaou nation were I , - - tl. ti l T T
completed after four months' labor on I bam 8 YegetaOle UompOUnO, made
the Dart Of a committee Of depositors. I 'mm mnfa nnf harKa haa Vwaamn 4 Via
Under the plan the depositors will re-I TZ i tVi
oeive touv 10 Der cent instead of their I standard remedy for female ills.
deposits in full. If they care to with- mA hnaTnaiMvftlvftnrfl thnnnanrlanr
draw all nf 1 hal r moninr ther can do ao I . . " ' . . ' " "
at Intervals covering a period of two I Women WI10 HaVS been tTOUDlea Wlta
and one half year a diBDlaoementfL inflammation, uloera.
tlon. fibroid tumors, lrreciuarltles.
. A .'a . a,
Enodio pains, bacracne, mat bcar-r-down
feeliru?. flatulency, indiires-
tion,dlzdneus,or nervous nrostratioa
I Wliy dont you try it r
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has rulded thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mail.
WOMEN'S 25c HOSE
Women's Seamless Fast
Black Kote, double heel,'
sole and toe; ' standard 23c
slues. See our Third street
window. .
GRAFTERS
OB
CITY OF CHICAGO
f llHt hrS.xo?h!tf txlr- The Indictments, which are vlr-
-S2Si?ffJ Z m i-tb tn?,ThU i '"ai1 duplicates of the true bills found
- penalties, there will be.no trouble in a . ,,- ,h.rrn. .hat nn
T ft- VoVT1" rMonaWe rate" wUhIn May 10. MMi Kuef, 'Calhoun and Ford
-Sjitt Ml" i&Tl&Tufifc
T 52iiiS2 aVnntrndS5rf,.n.Jni1; member, of the boodle board, to vote
to Recover Large Sum
From Traction Co.'
(Colled Preea Letaatl Wire.)
i roads free scope onoiT mor5 and thereby E"";?."." "T ,hi.a w unicago. March no. sensational ai-
i aff'aJa" urtUM 5tJ "ttot tte purpose of closure, of alleged wholesale theft and
-. . ' - the crosecution in causinff-tne returnins gran in mo waier uureau oj civy
mauv wuiuuiviiB. i nr thaaa InillcLtnant waa In comniatMlv tia. l -a t A . In tha
- ruoiio conriaence in- raiiroaa invest- i nuiiiiy ia immunuj . tuinraci uyuu
. ments is better apt to be presorred by which Abe Ruef la making his flgh
k honest supervision ot railroad rates!
f and service than allowing the railroad.
Z. tne rres nans they rormaiiy naa
. ,MThe railroad technical Dress :
tlnuallr bearing witness to the fact
a., regulation - which- insures at the
IICIII RIDERS
AGAIN ARDUSED
,$1.50 KID GL0YES
95c
Genuine French Kid, mocha
and harness stitched walk
ing Glores, complete line of
the popular shades; best
$1.50 grade. Glorea fitted.
r wlmA Katta wmtm ti hav nuKIU
1 as a reasonable return to tha Investor,
J la the one thing which Is best' calculat-
ed to maintain the a tab 111 ty of railroad
, Inveetments; end is tha only thing
J which can avoid gorernment owner-
ship." - -
?sIV II CHOICE
OF
bureau and a complete reorganlaatlbn. KeOOIted TlTlCe r OllOWftd DV
Th.f. fif tAnl. Ma.fAva r..l rv a far I o 1 a I v
...ovc, . " . l T . AVA AAA T J,
wnica were ip,wh or Anti.iiini mrp.nninrv
furnished the workmen.
INDIANA
Dawned or sold bv emoloyes were condi
tions said to have been disclosed to
Superintendent McCourt.
Another result or tne revelations waa
the rendering of a bill for 127.692
against the Chicago Union Traction
company, tha amount repreaentlng city
water used in nve yeara oy tha company
and unpaid for The city was defrauded
connivance of city employes.
Fire After Raid.
r JLarhb rAifcJ G. & JS. Democrats Denounce Presi-
xi iii-aiA xixjy. Qeni, eecretary uoneiyou
and Governor Hanly.
, . (Special Ditpateb 0 JoarsaL)
Corvallla, Or., March 28. The South
ern Pacifia Railroad company yesterday
P made payment to tha aheriff of Benton
f county of the Corvallla & Eastern taxes
for 1906. The amount was 11,490, al
(Uslted Frew Leased Wire.)
Cincinnati, March 21. Closely fol
lowing a reDort that a true hmA Ivaan
2nai:aJ?Wltw i'mSa4 th P Independent.
and the tobacco trust, a band of "night
riders' broke Into the warehouse of the
T, S. Hamilton oompany on the out
skirts of Covington. Kentucky, shortly
before daylight today, and fired the
place. Half a million pound, of raw
tobacco, valued at 2150.000. waa de-
¬
read and deatroyed an en-
nn Min n, u
i
lilHMCO HILL
DELAY WARSHIPS
(United Praia Uaaed Wire.)
S thourti.tha original amount had Veen ..... w-, i,i0r,.ad for tha
dui ilsbv. tne tau aaaition wu tne . 7 Z 7 . t 1j a ir
.i penalty and Interest that had aecum- preeldentlal nomination by Indiana'. President ASKCfl tO KCCD
ti I n tA bapatia .of tha In t Kalnv an Inn. 1 n.MA...A In v. . I. Mnn.rAn,fn -v.l1 I
. - i 4swmuw ww.,, .a. 1W ai... wwuv.aa.Mwu
r n'vT. att. .a-ii ... in her", and John W. Kern, one of the
$18,227 over tha eounter of the Benton state's leading Democrats, waa the nom
valued
fire
county aheriff. the payment yesterday I lnee of the convention for vice
,,. oriBging cue xoiai 10 m.iii. lot rai
dent.
presl-
Fleet From Entering Fris
co Bay on Election Day.
(fnlted Prase Leiied Wire.)
San Francisco, March 28. Realizing
ivment yesterday
21.727. The fall-
Lt. ure Of the company to Day. tha 1908 Tha natarm mndatnni tha artHnn nf
K '" """ a. wuwiuun uibi i secretary George B. corteiyou for lasu-
' aasessment was not legal, and further ling Panama canal bonds In an effort to
t delay waa eaused by the Corvallis ch'Jck the "money panic" and for depos-
fiatiT.n 7nta?S-Vf It S.7 .hl'ti.SI iUaf sovemment funds in New York that the AUantlo fleet would be more
If ilzJ Irll- J lno UIQ" bank.. One plank disapprove, of the of
an attrftAtlnn than tha nrlmarl.i tn
arrnpta nr Pr.. A.nr nnnuv. t tt il .t.u r
the nomination of his successor and an- D nel1 May E, the general fleet recep-
other opposes the Aldrlch and Fowler tlon committee ha. decided to wire to
tlT?? fi111. -i . President Roosevelt the request of the
plaw deUrlnV thit Governor Hanly Lincoln-Roosevelt league that Admiral
was incompetent to head the state gov- Evans be ordered to delay his entrance
ernmeni. . , to Ban Francisco until May . Friends
ofAn..r i.fel'itei0 XTtn'Ttft ot 00d government have learned that
ngnt, in wnioh tne second ballot was " naLla enougn 10 get tne voter, to
being taken to nominate a candidate for th primaries when there are no counter
government. The fight became general attractions. It 1 feared that If the
and a few black eyes were afterwards rl,et arrive, on the day scheduled the
in evidence. Order wu finally re- rood oitlsen. will neglect their duty at
stored. the pools and leave tue machine element
Edward B. Raud, an antl-Tagrart control.
taxes were due.
'
COMERS HABMSIM
.fContlnued from Page One.)
. Atlas Contracting oompany, accepted a
large contract from Hariiman to build
the . Rlparla-Lewlston extension, which
. 2s they nave Just completed.
' 1 V SaRlauui to mrnl.li Punds.
J ' The wreck of the Tillamook road was
. gathered; up by B. B3. Lftie, who was
-. tendered by Walker and Reld the saiV
r financial arrangement that had been
; w mad - for tha Atlaa Contracting 'com.
pany with the London syndicate. Lytle
declined tne money, it is sal a ne stated
to the London syndicate's agents that
lie had plenty of . money to build the
Z road to Tillamook. .
i Later' the work was suspended for
t lack of funds, and the road is partially
' comDleted at both ends, there belns 10
A miles ly operation between Hlllsboro
Z and Banks, and about 20 miles halt
completed from Tillamook to the N-
halem river. It Is said Harrlman now
. has under consideration tha furnishing
i.t-roaa tms year. . ;. -,w
Borer B. SlnnotS -
For. District Attorney.
ising a desire to have the fleet pay
visit, but unlike the other places It
be satisfied with a call from the
deleaata. waa elected bodily hwnm. Via
orterea sucn strenuous ODjections to oiucaiun, ai., aiarcn zo. Stockton
the announcement of the result of the naa Joined with the other cities In ex-
second ballot. pressi n
it a
(United Preat Leased Wire.) will
rvrinr Rnnlria. la March iR Th. tomedo flotilla alone.
tlrvtn rtAmnrrat. AAntrAlla1 tha afn , a I In case tha Invitation whtnh thanhom
Pemocratlo convention here today and ber ' commerce Intends to send Is ac
indorsed the Nebraska commoner for the cepted. the small fighting boats will en-
ver oiocKion mrougn tne Han JoaQuln
The Dlan is tO lltrht lin tha h.rSn. ar,
hold a grand reception for the officer
ana men at a oate that may be fixed
latr. If the boats cannot coma the nf.
fleers will be asked to visit the city
in launches.
-i
, To play soldier or to
fight life's battles a boy
r;-tmusHrave strong, faith
ful clothes.
r Our Boys Suits fall
tandliand-tohand n-
counters Jand parents
I inspection for weakness,;
CLOTH IMG . CO
presidential nomination.
' Charles Miller, state chairman and
leader of the opposition to Bryan, an
nounced that he would not be a candi
date' to succeed himself, nor would he
go to the Denver convention a. a dele
gate. This leit tne neia to the Bryan
lies. . y . . .
FIGHTING FOR
wwoiiF
Marion County Eepublicans
Iromise to Obey Will
f the People.
(Special Dispatch to Th Joornsl.)
fialem. Or., March 16, -Walter C.
Wlnslow, a prominent young Repub
lican of this city, has tiled for repre
sentative, today as a Statement No. 1
candidate, and completes the ticket In
thio county on that issue.
The other zour canaiaates are Henry
J. Miller of Aurora, O. I. Hatteberg of
Kiiverton. aj. wi)iy or wenerson ana
Hal JD. Patton of Salem. They will meet
at Woodburn. Saturday, and organise
for a canvass . Of Marion , county upon
that issue. . . -
Winslow was the choice of the com
mittee of the Carpenters' union of this
city far a representative en- the ticket
of the Interests of organised labor.
SEATTLE CHIEF IS ' ; I
. AFJEB THD JUACHITOS
(ITBlted Press teased Wire.)
- Seattle March 28-Actln Chief of
PoUoe Ward Is after, the- "mashers,"
that class of male humanity ' loitering
uu ui. aireeis ogling women, ine aci
Ing , chief says the law prevents him
dealing with the smirking dandies In
the manner he believes would be Justl
ned. so he Is to put them on the chain
ganav-.- r
KILLED SOON AFTEE
THIRTEEN DINNER
(Bpecitl Plupttch to The Journal.)
Detroit. Mich., March 26. Barl
Hitchcock of White Pigeon, Michigan,
visited In Jackson and a dinner was
given In his honor. There were 18 per
sons at the table and the date was Fri
day, March 18. Yesterday Hitchcock
was killed In an accident. There are 13
letter. In his name.
Stroyed,
The fire sore
tire block of buildings. When the flames
reached a cottaire adlnlnina- tha nn.
house, the raider, went In and car
ried out a cot on which Miss Carrie I
x eeney lay aeriouaiy in. A moment
later tne roor or tne cottage caved In.
Before starting their work the "night
riders" cut every telephone wire In the
Muslin
Underwear
Specials
50 dozen fine Cambric Cor
set Coven, several dainty
patterns, ribbon and lace
trimmed; best 50c val- OQj
ues. Special .J7C
Women's fine Cambric
Gowns, in square, V-shape
and slipover styles, ribbon
nd lace trimmed; refe- Ov
ular values up to $1.75 a I C
Women's and Misses' Muslin
Skirts, trimmed with lace
and tucks; splendid $1 values.
On sale Friday and. tLf
Saturday VII.
Bargains In
Household
Supplies
17-inch Russia Linen Crash
heavy and very absorbent;
never sold for less thaa 12e
a yard. Friday and '
Saturday VQ
72-inch silver bleached Table
Damask, several new pat
terns to pick from; our
standard 75c quality. CC
Friday and Saturday.. DOC
Full sire White Hemmed
Bedspreads, medium weight
and best $1.15 values. On
sale Friday and Satur-Q
day only at this price.. OOC
150 pairs ruffled Swiss Cur
tains, full 2yi yards long and
good average width; easily
worth 50c a paif. Of
Special, ...e)OC
From the J
Wash Goods
Section
r ,' (,.- , ,
27-inch , ' Iola Lawns, In
dainty dot and figured . ef
fects, fine for .dresses and
waists'; best' regular " '71
10c grade. ... Special, yd. f 2C
30-inch Sheer White J ndia
Linon. very fine even thread,
and standard,., 20c . quality.
Friday and Satur ' 10
day special, yard..... 162C
32-inch fine French Or
gandy, soft finish and best
regular 20c grade. Friday
and Saturday at spe- 1 g
rial, a yard.... IOC
40-Inch fine White lawn.
beautiful', finish and even
thread; never sold for less
than 25c a yard; 2 IQ
days' special at.. ......IOC
34-Inch Dress Linen
29c
34-inch renuina Irish TWa
Linens, in colors light bine,
navy, tan, champagne and!
pink; actual value 50c a yard.
Take quick advantage.
LONG KID GLOVES
$2.38 "
Made from finest selected
French skins, full elbow
length and standard $3.00
values. Complete line of
new russet shades, also black
WOMEN'S $18 SUITS
11230
Hi
Women's and Misses' high
grade Tailored Suits, in plain
and mixed effects; standard
$18 and $20 values; nearly all
sizes.
FRENCH LISLE Q10VES
75c
...1 :t
Full length genuine Lisle
Gloves, a splendid $1 grade,
all sizes, in black, white and
tan; two day only at the
above price.
vicinity,
them of
are today under surveillance.
Klarht youna farmers, aoma nf
tnem or tne oest ramuie. in the county.
NEW INTEREST IN
VANDERBILT EOW
(United Press Leased Wire.)
New Tork, March It. -New Interest
In the separation of Alfred O. Vender-
bilt and his beautiful wife has been
awakened by the report that the svm-
pathles of the Vanderbllt family are onl
me siae or tne young woman and that
tnen tne mother oi Alfred is opposed to
aia actions in tne aiiair.
The elaer Mrs. Vanderbllt, according
iu leuun. naa aneuerea ner aauarntap.
in-law In her Fifth avenue mansion
most of the time since the separation
took place while trying to Induce her
son 10 return to nis wire.
Vanderbllt 1. determined to leave for
London within a few day. and so far
ne na. not maae any arrangement tn naa
his wife before he departs.
JOHN BURNS SAYS
ROOSEVELT IS WRONG
' M . Corner Third and Morrison Streets AUowed
WANT REDUCED
EXPRESS SATES
(United Prass Leased Wire.. XVttUlUttU WlUIliXOOl,vii
Vrif ltV. formed Oregon People Are
Being Held Up.
leader and president of the local gov
ernment board In the cabinet, has taken
issue with President Roosevelt on the
race suiolde Question.
"I do not Dlead for a desolatlno- flni
or oaoies, ne aaia, speaaing to the dele-
.1 conference on In-
(Spedsl Dlspatck to The Jcrartisl.)
Balemu Or., March 26. Express rates
throughout the state may be reduced
MERRY WIDOW HATS
FOR PRETTY CO-EDS
. (United Prses Lt 4 WIm.4
Seattle. March 26. Glrla at the TTnf-
verslty of Washlnaton are to nut thair
stamp of approval on the latest crea
tion of the milliners' art Immediately
after the spring vacation, which begins
tomorrow, by apnea ring on the camnua
wearing "Merry Widow" hat These
hats will be untrlmmed but the co-eds
say that this need be the case only
until after the end of the college year,
when the hat. can be "trimmed.
ate. to the natlona
ant mortality. I attach more 1m
ortance to quality tnan to Quantity
,et us first look properly after thn k. thai raiirnai nnmmlaalnn shortly as
we have before starting an arttatlon tn . v.,
nrodure a areater number7 ." ,7i e reauu OI an inywussuua
mitiirate the Maugnter of Innocent, carried on by that ooay at tne present
unaer a year oia, ana cease our cruel I time,
neglect of those, above that age before!
shouting to the nation
mgner birth rate."
to
ve us a
rate
W00DBURN ELECTION
E. E. Miller, the commission's
clerk, is arisraaed In aatherlna dal
compiling comparative schedules. After
this nrellmlnarv work Is comple
commission will go very carefully
SET FOR APRIL SIITH M OTJSTifc'S'SKM
to
(Special DlTO.toh to Ths Jearaal.)
Woodburn, Or.. March 26. The city
eleotlon here will be held April 6 and
the- twe-faotion'a. are-preparing .for It.
The license question will not be brought
to the attention of the voters this year
Last night at the good government on.
vention the following ticket was nlu.
In nomination: B. T. Randall, mayor; J. Hawkins, the cstaleptlo patient at the
merf J J Hail ort. vUCOncT tounty bospiUl today began her fif-
cna.tie.,tria.rer,! R.dd Marshal" sleep, without any change
The only interest was on the office of 'n her condition other than the mere
marshal. Riddle receiving 60 votes and frequent tremor Of eyelids, which was
mugene Mosnoeyger .1 - 4 notice yesterday ana which th
LOS ANGELES WOMAN
SLEEPS FIFTY DAYS
(United Press teased Wire.l
Los Angeles, ' March 26. Mrs. Beulah
Thsro la Only Ono
That to . .. ' . '';
Laxative Bromo Quinine
vseo the mma ornt rm oosza oolo im on day.
Always remember ths full name, took
tot tbi siatart s , erery , tax. 26.'
tendant nurses believe to be a elan, of
returning conscivusiwH.
Mra. Kawklna was resting easier to
day and her breathing, was becoming
more regular, v
iLlSTER FISH WAEDENn
4 VAM)USEN DISMISSED
(I7slM Pnes
Wire..
Salem, Or- March 26. Master Fish
Warden Van Duaen waa removed by the
fiah board ' last nights After much
wrangling and heated argument, H. C.
McAllletar of Portland was selected In
hi. Place. ' Van - Duaen'a removal fol.
lowed a hearins before the hoanf nt him
own seeking. His summary , dismissal
was unanimously 'decided upon by the
board, and. Oovarnnr Chambarlaln "will
select an expert "accountant to- go over
the flsh. warden's booka before he Is
succeeded by. McAllister n My 1.
' Mae"WissiasisisyLi'iwiw i.-.-w ,' jiaiV-w't'u.nv'',V
SaB-va!)3
Tho Hind Toa Have Always Bongbt and which has been
In iu for over 80 years, has borne the slsmatnre of
and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive yon in this
All Counterfeits, Imitations and ' Just-as-arood"ar but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
nffcnts and Chndren-Experience against experiment.
What Is CASTORIA j
Castoria Is a harmless snbstitute for Castor Oil, Pare
groric props and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant It
contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Karcotio
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness jit cures Diarrhoea and Wind
CoUc It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation
and Flatulency It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The .Mother's Friends' i . .
4ccriuiri
ALWAYS
Sears the Signature of
'fA;
In, Ufio For Over 3 O Years. V . i
'im ecwTMMi seweawv. v awaaav eraacr, eswveaa em,
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