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4 -: THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, -APRIL 2,- 1903. jffi PLANS WASHINGTON HIE IN I' BOSS HOME PHONE AT SALEM I Union Republican Club Will (continue from r. on. Domocrats of First District ; !i 'Try to Squelch Ambition '? 'ny - , if . , . thinks ought to know the person whom he -nan'a )l r . -r-J 1.1. J. I . M 01 ,-ilOUSUJl lAilUUllUlUUH. acier. jntri is Homing mrmer to via 10 tut tu set out in in coramunig- T. Hie Vodestj. of . Wo'mea - jfaturally makes them shrink from the Indelicate Questions, the obnoxious ex munitions, and unpleasant local treat Dents, which win physicians consider essential In the treatment of diseases of women. Yet, If help can he had. It to better U fnbmlt to this ordeal than let the disease trow and spread, ineirouwe to that so often the woman undergoes all the annoyance and shame lorotDinx. ThooeandsNjf women who have been cured fix Dr. THerce' Favorite Prescrip tion wtIOl In stareciatlon of the cure which dlsXN) the examinations and local treatment TbusJajQoolfia to Decide Upon Candidate fi at Conclusion of Banquet SSr'ii Talk of Making Public tlon to the chief. JOHN T. JANSSEN. Chief of Police. Reed's Record. atmaaed at Contents. On receipt of this letter Secretary Meagher called upon Chief Qrltunacher and was amased to learn the contents of a letter that had been sent volun tarily by Chief Janssen to the Portland ession roes marcning department on the strength of Janssen "''r'" "".1". T. jThiJ . nr.(l..ll. aWlderi last B a-ht u .... . . ... ... - Uiaai lor congressman jroin mat v .at a Meeting of the executive board of newspaper concerning Davldor a prujeut trtct to be platted on the ballot in June, tub when the matter of Indorsing! to esiaoiisn a Dana at ml jonns. ine i ana 10 oe nominated at ine pnmirm 07 lice is nore given. Tomorrow NiCfllt at State almoet always cures. It U strictly non- Capital The Union Republican club Is not go ,1ng to sit on the fence while the cam paign procession goes marching by. was f "the club r. 11 a canaiaatea waa oikmhu. ' .The Union club Is going to Indorse candidates, specially for the legisla tive offices. ' Leaders of the club eay the Indorsement wiu not aia tne cantu Democrats of the First congressional district will meet in Salem tomorrow for the purpose of deciding upon a can- I having hla name written In on the pri ori lu. r.lyimt of Police. Milwaukee. I mary ballots. Wis.. HeDt if. 107 C Orlumacher. Toblght Alex B week, chairman of the Chief of foMoe Portland, Or. iUear flirj j ,ute central committee, ex-Senator A man named Samuel .V. Iavldor. taU,John M. Oearln. Ft4. V. Hoi man and urn, ur cumyiujunn, c roiiu i other well-known Portland Uemocrata . : 7 i . . nv1 n.iiav " M - . . - --joiner weu-auown rorviana lihw:il. M,t'!!.fi 1! ,h iinn lu? lSS- B,tn Jw. b(M1t Mwlll leave for Salem, where they will be machine, in fact. thO Union OlUB leaa- I .,..,. HrA..ar mil hlirh llvar. name 1. 1 m . k. . 1 . Y-. t rs are at outs With the machine manip ulators. -f her do not like the way In travagant dresser and high liver, oame the guests of the Salem Democrats at to aiiiwauaee in January. ivi. iruia ia banquet tomorrow night. At the ban- liOdeOn-Beacn-ttaiieyMeea I -1- ..nnlhi In Isll rhirriul with Mr- I .1... Ti .k. m-.t -A- Ah. f0.11 Jl0!i rylns: awlndle through the malls, gional district and the question of se- a Democratic nominee for con- Which the IVlate backed Diatxorm ana inm trewiw wu. m ii. w. niDDoitd ta be dvlnv from eoa-l..rin Z fu 22 fif. p f tnV 'fm th dlstrlot will ba. die. t '""vy ------1 tance. udob ma arnvmi iu aiiwium cussea ana clans maaa ror aeourmr -. . k. b a tn .ininn rinn I . . i i . - - i TV . "''-..".", L I'" stariea a ram oroer puaineaa, unuw i some one to run. i Jeauera like the cloae combination be-1 lB tiu 0J th, New fingland Watch I . The meeting has been called because a ween the Hodson ticket and Ferdinand coropany. After he had gathered in a of the discovery of the fact that unless mailing; only. 8e - .-J i k 'r8 mount or money, au remittances there ie a Democratic candidate for con- uuna.o, a I., i "block lystem !TJ. Keed, the erstwhile -manager or the I ir.8 amount of money , 8vlln inunlclpai campaign, and wno being in advance, he transferred the gress from the First district the party ill iJl HAW narreatlna niS DIOCK System knalntM-aml hinbmnlail hl all Ka.l.lll ,k. r " n J 1 - v. -T I IM'ViUlU - VMM, WWUt.-IIWflllf - Tor me oenent oi tn iioouii-cuu-on- mg given as iv texempt ana nis 11a- definition of the primary law. which ley-Keea corabinatioa bllitles over 111.000. He then engaged provides that no party can take part in 2 - . - - - I In ..III.. iaIiiUm mnA ill .Idnlra anil I L.I I l I . I . i l . rj i. work in r also for the control I Promoted various other enterprises of has cast 16 per ceof of the total vote lfX2 ?vkc.'tr-f committer m congressman at the previous eleo- countr chairman and is w? "7" ?Va '"5V" 0J?- . . . '..,..T. V, . ao th. cnnimlttM " "m" irurtner pians xor tne Democratic l '".-. i ..ih.m UK bogus checks ana otner snaay i state conventions will also be discussed . The date of the been changed from when it will ha lace located a few- miles from Port-I called In Portland. The daleaatea to the i an a, navina no regular ponce iorco. i state convention will be selected by In all probability. Therefore Impart conventions held prior to June tn the mia lniormauon to you ion you miani i airrerant countiaa or tne aiata. post aomeone at Hi. jonns in coniiaence as to the character of the man (If he alcoholic, non - secret, all Its Ingredients being printed on IU bottle-wrapper; eon tains no deleterious or hablt-formlng Irug,, and every native medicinal root entering into it composition naa tne run endorsement of those most eminent In the several schools of medical practice. Some of these numerous and atrongeet of .pro fessional endorsements of It ingredients, will be found In a pamphlet wrapped around the bottle, also In a booklet mailed free on request, by Dr. E. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, a. i. Tnese professional en dorsements shonld have far more weight than any amount of tbo ordinary lay. w Bon-professional testimonials. The most Intelligent women 80w-edat insist on knowing what they take as med- loine Instead of opening their mouths like a lot of young birds and gulping down whatever Is ottered them. Favorite Pre scription" Is of uiowaT coraarrwaT. It makes weak women strong and sick women well. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent Ave a receipt of stamps to pay expense ef send to Dr. k. v. neroa, 81 one-cent s tamos for pa per-covered, or 81 stamps for cloth-bound. - If sick consult the Doctor, free of cham by letter. All such communications are held sacredly confidential. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Invigorate ana regular nwnacn, liver ana Dowats, Wk I, riE hi mlaht fall to get h s ,rnotl0M' but lw'r mnp1 to at the Salem meeting, lii S StirkeL Reed has file! threj ttle and eseapa the consequences. 1 1 state convention lias b( i.n". ruv SiVrkH.1 "Pstand tl St. John, is a small j June It to June cetltlona with the county clerk. He haa elao Induced, by the aid of other mem Ws of the Hodson slate, a large num Jer of candidates for precinct commit teemen to appear throughout the coun- kev This effort of the Hodson-Beach-Bal- V ArIaaaf MMihlnahnH tn nanttira . the county central committee' and through tt the fontrol of the Republican politics . " . . , " . TOlllHU. TJl IlKIV . 11 Wail Hi VAUII ht MnHnnmah-ountir .has aroused the! .... v. rk. . ..... v.i- - . . . i. , - ... . . jiim -uuiii w V4.v mail iv n. i una i ii Ire of the Union Republican club and a formation. Ton will be the best judge uiiifitar h'uiii.i a.. " 1 OX that. committeemen naa wrq in. ic the same Davldor I refer to), and tnue protect people wno miani otner- wise suffer a loss that can be pre vented, remaps tne state pans exam- r.irt !nla . aKnnvllilfl . tn trim TTnlAtl ' !lub ieadtre Is the effort to put a man ' Jtmce so notorious sS.F. E. Reed In. the !toaltlon 7 0f county chairman and . for this reason tjio fight, for the control i e of the central committee will be waged with bitterness. "Thla ta the same Davldor who era- ated a sensation In San Francisco about March 10, 1907, by assaulting a Mrs. S. Houston,- HIT Van Ness avenue, In her apartments, and disappeared. He passed as a French count while here. , ."JOHN T. JANSSEN. "Chief of Pollce. Promoted a xue. Davidor's operations in Portland date cur MUST PUT ; UP OR SHUT UP HUGHES VICTOR III TRACK TIGHT laetaHiST.aViBSBiaaBfaaaaBMe 1T TT ri j -w-a i iqw iorK senate Kestores Eace Gambling: Bill to , Former Shape. ; Bailey Butts la. I A. A. Bailey la'' openly championing Reeda cause ahd has made ertorts to back more than a year. He came here Induce II C Robbins. ReedS rival for I f mm MIlwaukM an1 nmmntal m. mlnlnar nomination as precinct committeeman I conpany and succeeded In Interesting a from precinct Tf, to withdraw front the number of responsible Portland business I contest ana leave tne neiu io nwu. men by convincing them that the mln Verbal Agreement With Property Owner is Sad Faced Tickle. The water board find a Itself In a (Ualted Ptew Leaaad Wlra.l Albany, N. T... April I. By a vote of S to 23 the senate haa restored the race track reform bill to. Its original shape. thereby indicating the success of Gov ernor Hughes' fight on race track gam bling. . Th vota taban flap h.,ir. A 4a. di- bate, during which the opponents of the ml ! I m tmwtt mt msw. i my mm w wssrn m atrar 1 . . w m . it. t ai ... ... It:, "ir'n",.' " "a .iTT . moraw xi ama aecurea lemma wnere it will eltner have to pay reiorm measures resorted to every leg- with BaJley and will make a hard fight contracts for deeds on the properties. .Kft . ..,v t. M ,.,,. , islatlve expedient to secure the neees- fo rut Reed out of the running. . which are gold-bearing ouarts claims In ? mo.n,t? l? B. M. Lombard for run- numb;r of votes "o make the date JI The. matter haa got to Such, a high southern Oregon. He became president lng a St-lnch, tiigh-pressure water of the operation of the bill September aitltchilhat, there-ia talk on the-Part of and a-eneral maifaaee of tha rnmnanv main acrosa his te-acre tracL or extend 1 inataaA r,f at nnu a. nmt.j .v.. 1 . . 7 , - - . , ' . . -. . 1 - " " - w """-1 " a"v - .wu ' D I VII, i some members , of the Union club ef I and conducted Us affairs in such a man' I leathering together the record . Of Reed I ner . that a few months ero the direct I sine coming to Portland and spreading lore, William E. Wood, O. J. Sherman lit throuchout the nreeinct In which he I and A. 1m Haves, forced hla -raalmatinn la running. In' order to put him clear put land placed the company under new man- a vl ltv riiiiuiiiH in.; wiiiviiu viia. i( 1 ..uiciih, wiwi ar, list r, ail cuargO u anis recora was maae puoiio it wouiu 1 Mrreiarr. eecretary iiayes saia: eiiminat him na a raetor in tne right, i "we toon mis company out or uavi Nxt Wednesday nlaht tha executive! dor's hands before he had a chance to board of the Union club will hold a I wreck It. He took in 120,000 from sales meetlnc at which , time definite stens I Of stock, and when the directors de ft will "bu taken toward indoralna candl- manded a report he presented Dersonal dates, it la practically certain that ciaims ior tw.uuin inciuaing sio.uou tnat- the indorsement or the club will be 1 ne naa investea i nis own runas. we given , to a portion of the legislative repaid him 110.000, and have refused to ticket, tnougn tneacounty ucicet win noiiix m wnmr wv. wnicn repre- pe toucneo. aocoramg to tne present I " oreBriw ana unaumorisea ex clan.- The club Is planning a big rally and smoker for the night of April IS, at Which It la expected that the announce ment will be made of the club's Indorse ments.!.. v . Board of trade ; The Portland board of trade will hold i Za smoker and banquet in the new quar lors at Fifth and Oak streets tomorrow ftvenlng at 8 ociock. Tha smoker will . Jtte In the war of an opening spread and n! number of the leading cftlsens of .Portland and of Oregon will be present frWIlllam I. Fenton will make the prln , Jclpal addreas. A program has been ar itanaed as follows: i Toastmaster, W. B. Glafke; welcome eaddresai, T. 8. Townsend, president board Jof trade: response for chamber of com- 5 SSshS as--. 'z&xitizv'ixx tassociatton. President F. Linn; for f state. Governor Chamberlain; for city Mayor Lane; address by William I. Fen ton; Informal speeches; music, refresh fments. ;i30VERX0R NAMES v l rpp nPT ti i mwo pensea. XaBoaebea phone Company. A few weeks ago David of launched tne wasnington Home Telephone com pany, representing It to be a connection or tne Automatic Home Telephone com' panles of Portland. Tacoma and fino kane, and that It had a contract with the Northwestern Iiong Distance Tele phone company, which is the long dis tance corporation or tne Home . Tele phone companies of these cities. The Donas or tne uaviaor company were placed on the market and construction work started at one or two points In Vnhlnrton. Some time , prior to this he had launched the St. Johns Gas com pany, and also, promoted a bank at' St Johns. - Judge KoCredie's Stand. Judge McCredle of Vancouver, the headquarters of Davidor's Home Tele phone company, said: "Mr. Phillips snd myself went Into the company with D. J. Eaton, one of S; Governor Chamberlain has appointed as the three representatives from Ore fcgon to the conference on the conserva tion or natural resources, to be held fwnn tne presiaent at tne white House next month. Judge R. B. Bean of the atate supreme court, Salem; H. W. Seott and C. S. Jackson. This confer ' If-nce haa been called by President , ."Roosevelt, and each governor has been tasked to attend and appoint three rep resentative citizens to be present at the yoonference. The important matters to . erome before the conference will prob fably be timber and coal lands and their preservation. The conference will be Uld May 13, 1 and 15. . Iowa Teachers In Session. l (fnltad Prma Leaaed Wire., , Davenport, Iowa, April 2. Davenport extended a hearty welcome today to Jthe teachers assembled here for the fourteenth annuar meeting of the South- ,. irastern Iowa Teachers' association. The program prepared for the meeting ex- J ends over three days and provides for Numerous (Interesting features In the vay of papers, discussions and ' ad dresses. In which a number of educators , jtf prominence will ba heard. - - ll w ? - ..' JREV1TED ' . OUUTlme Xealtli, Satin ttrape-Vats. J; t - ' "l had been sick for -10 years with JByspepsla and a lot -of complications," . isvrote an Arkansas woman. "An operation was t advised, change f climate waa suggeated, but no one deemed to know lust what waa the mat ft. . I waa in bed three days In the yeek and got ao Wiin 1 weighed only 89 J.ounda. No food seemed to agree with re. .,,x"i,-".'- .-,. , ..;. .,,,' , "I told tny husband T' was going to rjr some klttd of predigested food to see If I could keep from tula feeling of con . Jinued hunger. '-. . . ': . , . ; . iuramiuu ma cream waa tne rood -0nd.?oUlln" h, seemed to satisfy jne like it I never feel hungry, but J,ave a natural appetite. Have had no l.ervous spells since I began this food. eTi'l have taken no medlclua. . . . -I have gained so much strength that t now do all ray housework and feel .well and .strong, lay weight has In creased elutht pounds - In eight , weeks ni I shall always eat Grape-Nuts, as t is far pleasanter than taking medi rlnfa" ."There's Reason.' Name f t by Pontum-Co.; Battle" Creek, c..t' itfctvd "The Road to Wellville," la be simply directors. Wheii the com panv was organised we were elected president and treasurer. Mr. Eaton was elected vice-president Then the com pany's literature came out and In it we were exploited as prominent cltl sens, and there were matters In con nection with it that we did not like. We immediately reslarned and asslrned our stock back to the party who Issued It to us." C. R. Wagner, who was advertised as Pacific northwest agent of the Wash ington Home Telephone company, said: "I with others was taken Into the business under misrepresentations. I had been- working for the Portland Home Telephone corasany. and com- Eleted my work with that concern, davidor's company agreed to put me on the road to sell Its securities, pav all my expenses and a commission of 7H per cent on bond sales. The stock went as a bonua with the bonds. They never paid a cent of my - expenses, nor any commission. The bonds that I sold I will now have to make good to the peoJ pie I sold them to. Literature Bent Out. "When I got to Walla Walla their literature was sent to me for use In selling bonds. As soon as I saw this literature I knew the concern was wrong. It had a picture of the Port land Home Telephone c&mpahy's build ing on the printed matter, and It was easy to recognize on account of the ad joining property. I recognised it at once. They claimed that this building was owned by them, and was located at Vancouver. . ' "As soon as I was satisfied that the company was wrong, I came back, and hadi to pawn my watch to do so, as they had failed to send me any expense money. When I got hero I learned that Davldor had sold the entire bond Issue to Bloch for 45 cents on the dollar. 1 1 understand that these two men have a contract by which they are trying to sell bonds and that Davldor is to receive 20 per cent of all bond sales." J. A. Bloch waa a member of the firm of Bloch & Myers, which came to Portland about two yeare ago and orig inally started the German-American bank, which Louis J. Wilde later on took over and placed on a solid founda tion. Mr. Wilde said' today: Mr. 'Wilde's Iteport. " VV'hen the bank was purchased by ua it was not a bank.' It had nothing but an appearance of a beck. We kept Mr. o:ocn ntra m iiiunin ua a salary with the understanding that he would make a-ood some Stock that he had sold which- himself and Myers had taken commissions on. and -charged the'! amounts io n nson, ;; tan a toon railed to make good. We Jet him out, and put up the money , necessary to ' take in, all the -outstanding v stock and - repay the abac libers. '.( . . , "So far as the; Da vldor "Home Tele phone company, is concerned, it has no connection whatsoever with the Auto matic Home telephone companies,. and It has ro connection nor contract with the Northwestern Long Distance Tele phone company." . , , : . i th water main to point outside of the city limits to sulk Lombard's desire, or tear up the !4-lch main and put It sewn in some other territory.- . This is Lombard's ultimatum, and In- asraucn as tne ' water board has no con tract other than a .verbal one relating to tne installation or tne Z4-incn main on his land, it is nrobable that the mem bers will have to accede to one of his demands. When the water board installed the high-pressure main more than a year ago the city was involved in a contro versy with the- Ladd estate. Fearing mat notntng couia te oone in placing mains that would give the city a fair deal with the Ladd, the water' board laid the mains on the adjoining Lorn bard tract i Lombard gave the board a verbal agreement at that time, allow. ing the installation of the pipe line, and everything waa satisfactorily disposed tor tne time. Nothing more was heard of the mat ter until several .months ago. The water was flowing . through the pipes at the highest pressure tne city could safely put on and the residents In the neigh borhood were securing aDout tne nnest water service ever heard or anywhere, Then Lombard wanted the city to ex tend mains to a tract he owns about a mile east of his tract throuah which the main line runs and outside of the city limits. The water board refused to grant the privilege. Lombard .asked a rain. Nothing- doing. Feeling that he was entitled to more consideration than a rerusai ror, nis re quest, Lombard sent in a communica tion to the water board at its meeting yesterday morning, telling the members to either grant his request, pay him a rental of $50 a month for the use of his land or get the water pipe out of his property. So far the water board has neither taken the pipe out, granted Lombard's request for mains outside the city lim its nor offered to pay the rental of $50 a month. Lombard's tract where the mains are laid is nt the Intersection of Sandy road and Halsey street AT PHILADELPHIA Foreigners Fight for 'Jobs Offered by Contractors Building Theatre. (United Praia Leased Wise.) Philadelphia, Pa., April 2. A repeti tion " of yesterday's serious rioting oc curred' today, when hundreds of Ital ians and negroes fought for the Jobs oriered by tne contractors wno. are con structinsr a new theatre. -The wildest scenes of disorder were caused bv the negroes pouncing upon the Italians and beating tnem up when thev sou eh t positions. The nesrrOes. takintr charge of the situation, swept.. the Italians orr tneir reet and created the wildest excitement until a squad of mounted ponce onaggea and dispersed them. . The police are still guarding the scene. j ' .; ! 1 These Solid Oak Plate Racks, just likt cut, regular $2.25 values, Friday and Saturday special price 1.10 No. M Ladles' . Writing Desk, like out, in weathered ana golden oak, also ma- fio, ll Solid, oak Stands, nch -tops, -the celebrated K Dies, wiin quarier-sawea 14x14- no ta- tops and hBatanv: rami lap nrlna 1 1 ft - 4 . I fuin .lun.) ahalvaa turnad less! special for Friday and flat- ' ' regular price ll.jo special price for uroay ooiy ftMio. , jl -. j jrriaay, ana aaturaay, omy sa.eo. S 50c Per Week for a Fine Sewing Machine i Spring dressmaking season is at hand, and we make it easy for every woman in Oregon to own her Sewing Machine. This is' the high- grade "Gevurti Special," and will do the work equally as well as a $75 machine. It is manu factured in wholesale lots for us, and we give the consumer the benefit of the wholesale price, ine, macnine costs you out vv f 1.00 DOWN. 60er A .WEEK. Range. , !f J i j L aw ' ,pl a-.--' I The quickest baker of any Steel Range built, therefore a great saver of fuel. It is a perfect baker, , too. No com- t plaints are ever made against the, "Eclipse." l We carry many sizes, w Kut Atir 'tstrmi snnlv ?. all. You pay only f 1.00 DOWN, 1.00 . A WEEK. GEVWtTil SOWS YAMHILL STREET FIRSTand SECOND whether, as is the contention of the city, it belongs to Forest Grove as a street Thomas Wilka, deputy county surveyor, was called yesterday to make a survey and determine the exact lines. It was found that IS feet claimed by Hyde should be In the street. Suit will likely have to be Instituted to quiet title, and If the city wins Hyde's store building will as a result have to- be cut in two ORGANIZATIONS . BANQUET TAFT (Uailed Praaa Leased Wire.) Columbus, Ohio, April 2. Secretary Taft, playing the principal role in "Ten Days of Banqueting," -arrived here to day to address the members of the Co lumbus board of. trade. tonight. Tomorrow night will find him making a speech to the International union in Chicago. On Saturday he will be a guest1 of - the Press club at luncheon, and at night will attend a dinner given by lhe Commercial club. He will then attend banquets In Omaha. Council Bluffs, Cincinnati, and possibly ivouisvuie, ana win return to, Washington or absent 10 days. shlngton on April 11, having been! original measure. is freely charged today that the racing Interests offered a fortune to at least two senators to desert the reform cause and supply the votes- necessary to the amendments to the bill. FATAL MUSH AT LOS ANGELES One Man Killed and Two Fa tally Injured in Street car Wreck. (United Preas Least Wire.) Los Angeles, April 2. One man was killed, two others fatally Injured and a score more bruised and out, soma se riously, as the result of a collision bo- j tween two street cars early this morn ing on the Sixteenth street line of the Los Angtles Pacifio company. The ac cident was caused by a heavy fog and the 'fact that the cars were running on ai single. stretcn oi iracK, on wnich repairs wero being made. Those injured were riding- on tha westbound car, which was heavily loaded with laborers going to their work. SANTA FE DIVIDEND SHRINKS MATERIALLY (United Pre.. Ltaaad Wire.) New York, April 2.- The directors of ! the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail road have announced that the dividend on common stock has been reduced from - to fi per cent. The action of the stock today showed that the reduction had been discounted. Victor Morawets, chairman of the board of directors of the company, said today that he could not say how long the S per cent rate would remain in errect. - Straus Goes to Georgia. (United Prate Leaaed Wire.) Washington, D. C., April 2. Oscar B. Straus, secretary or commerce and labor, left the capital today-for-Savannah, Georgia, where he is to be the f uest of honor at the annual banquet of ha commercial and trade organization of that city. Secretary Straus has been anticipating .with much pleasure- his visit to Georgia, as It was in that state that he passed the years of his boyhood. SIl'f J. Ci Goodale Dead. ' (Spatial DUpttch ta Tea Joem.!.) Eugene, Or., April t.-J'- C. Goodale, an Old resident of Lane county, died at Sawtelle, California, k. yesterday; He started the -first sawmill f Coburg about 29 .years ago and sold out- S or JO years ago to the Booth-Kelly Lum ber company;' which -enlarged the -plant and' donblcd its capacity. Mr, Goodale had lived in' SaleVn tha past few years, Tolng to - California . to -spend the win ter, , v i- : . CLARKE CARNAHAN ILL UNTO DEATH i a (SMclal DliDttcb to The Journal.) Astoria. Or.. Aoril 2. Late last nlRht Clarke Carnahan, collector of customs, was taken suddenly siik with an abcess in the head and operated on immedi ately at the hospital. This morning he is very low, with small cnance or re covery. CITY CLAIMS LAND OCCUPIED BY STORE -. . (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Forest Grove, Or., April 2. In order m determine whether land claimed bv E. A. Hyde, an extensive property own er of this city, located on one of the most prominent business block on Pacific avenue, belongs to him, or HOW TO ACQUIRE A GOOD COMPLEXION The following formula for a O toilet ' Take , II PS' 3J-' -:N Ml m f e aww"aii nail. i v iv.i rvy v. v m nx wmM'------','------...-y.-:-.-.-:-:v w i -. t m i M MM . '-.: : NH If . v preparation that la probably the most effective known to the profession fnr producing the rose tinted complexion now so desirable and enabling the dis continuance of all cosmetics and pow ders: (. Two ounces Rose Water; One ounce Spirits of Cologne; four ounces Bar toln) Put the Sartoln into a pint of hpt water (not boll in) and when dissolved and cooled, a'dd the Rose Water and Cologne Spirits; then strain through a fine cloth. Any large bottle will aerve as a receptacle. ' , . :-.. ': ; . , These ingredients can be gotten from any well, stocked druggist, and easily mixed. , , . WE Visit Our New Home Office Hours From 8 A. M. to 5:30 P.-M.;' Sundays, 9 . v Aa M. to 1 P. M. AVE b. L. WHITE Chief of Staff: MOVED Our Motto i TottV oonalderatloa first, ours last perfeot dentistry t mod-1 est pitoe.. j ..; : ' , Any tooth in the mouth we crown with solid gold. 22k., guar anteed to be the best, for ...... .............. .......... , PORCELAIN CROWNS .' - . . Any Porcelain Crown made no matter what they are called i or now they are maae our price js $4,001 . - BRIDGES - -'eJTAAY d Top, Solid Gold $ecks, Porcelain Fronts, per OTeUU j Solid Gold .' tooth 8olld Gold Teeth. J2k. bridge, pet tooth ' All other Work' aama vrioe. vrooortionately v- ssolute Onarantee-viro Setter Work la Portland at' Any Prlee, 326tf AVASWINaTOlN CORINER SIXTH Over Ooddard-KeUjr hoe Store
