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THE OREGON . DAK,Y JOURNAU , PORTLAND, SATURDAY . EVENING, ! 'APRIL I 4, 1008.
REFERENDUM MEASURES
; TO BE VOTED ON--N0. 1 3
PORTLANDERS BUY
tm idh
t Tb thirteenth tn th list of II pro
-" posed Initiative and referendum meas
ures to omt before th people at tha
June election la the recall amendment
to tha constitution. "The meaaure will
appear on tha ballot In the following
form: ; ."..l,,- '
Proposed By XaltUtlv rettUoa.
' For an amendment to article I of the
' , constitution, giving the votera power
to call a special election at any lime to
" discharge ,any public officer and elect
, hie successor. ' vote yea or no, 114, yea;
JIB, no.
.- ' The meaaure as It has been submitted
, to the voters la as follows:
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Article II of the constitution of the
state of Oregon shall be. and hereby Is.
, amended by adding thereto at the end
of eald article a new section, which
. '. shall be. numbered section II of aald
, article II and shall be as follows:
' ; Section II. Every publlo officer in
" ; Oregon is subject, as herein provided, to
recall by the legal votera of the state or
of the electoral district from which he
' ' la elected. There mar be required twen
. ty-J"lve per cent, but not more, of the
number of electors who voted In Ms
''. dletrlct'at the preceding election for
' Justice of the supreme court to file
- their petition demanding his recall by
the people. They shall aet forth In aald
petition tha reasons xor eaia amana.
If he shall offer tils resignation. It ah all
' be accepted and take effect on the day
it la offered, and the vacancy shall be
filled aa may be provided by law. If he
shall not resign within five days after
the petition la filed, a special election
, ahalf be ordered to determine whether
the people will recall aald officer. On
tha sample ballot at said election shall
' be printed In not more than two hundred
words, tha reasons for demanding the
recall of said officer as set forth in the I
Local Investors Purchase
Hardwood Tracts in the
Canal Zone.
Dr. J. A. Pettlt, who, with Ills wife
recall petition, and tn not more than
two hundred words, the officer's Justi
fication of his course In office. He
shall continue to perform the duties of
ma on ice until the result or eaia special
election shall be official I j- declared.
Other candidates for tha office may be
nemlnated to be voted for at said special
election. The candidate who shall re-1
SMltt and Mr. C. H. McNeelan of I
the term, whether it be the neraon '" mu a inji rouwnwy w
agalnat whom the rocall petition was lama, haa returned to Portland very fa-1
tlnj4 ia - n n 1 1 .... ifh, ma,II MtlllAm ... . .1
lfc.iV k! 7. ""Hi.".fc- ilT w Yh -aoiy impressed witn tn country ana
hnm a tvaMtlnn tnr nnmlnatlnn In wura inu mi KUIUU owm iuvci 11-
such office should be, filled, and the J""" "f aoin -re. Ur. Pettlt ana Mr.
aama officer ahall order the sdccIsI elec- MeNeelan also bought considerable tlm-
tlon when It la required. No such pe-l""'". and below the City of Panama.
tlllnn ahall Ka olrnulaf al amlnit anwIWIlICO, lie aa)
officer until he haa actually held his Hood title and at very reasonable figures.
offloa at. ninntha. and rimnt that I 1 IlmDer mat Ur.
It may be filed against a senator or rep- hardwood, that will be
Pettlt bought Is
very valuable
HELLO GIRLS ARE
AT HEAD OF LIST
Contest . for Fine Library
"j Grows Strenuous as End
L Draws Near. '
. Thia week's count In the library contest
shows some very large gains and new
names are among the leaders.
The Western Telephone club, an or
ganisation of telephone operators, is in
' the lead and all operators are hard at
work, determined to continue the lead.
: They are out to win the library and
will make all tha other contestants
hustle. Several' of the schools have
made rapid gains and poll a large vote.
Multnomah camp W. O. W. is Hearing
the lead, determined to land first
honors. Every member of thla camp la
hurtling for the library.
The. Federated Men's club of the T.
. M. C. A. poll a large Increase anp are
rapidly going to tha head of the list
A great many or me acnoois are iwu
at any time after five days from the ble and thought by Mr. Pettlt to be a
Deginnmg or tne nrat session aiier nis Bura, Aimumn un inci
election. After one such petition and acquired has not been surveyed the phy.
special election, no further recall ahall stclar, Mya his holding In Panama tlm-
be filed against the same officer dur- ber landa can be estimated In square
Ing the terra for which he was elected nl' much easier than in acres,
unless such further petitioners shall The party spent three weeks on the
first pay Into the publlo treasury which canal sone. According to Dr. Pettlt the
haa paid such special election expenses, cities In the canal cone are cleaner and
the whole amount of Its expenses for more sanitary than Is ths city of New
ha traoatlna. aruaMal lartlnn Hurh ad. Orleans. The Work on tha ranat nrnla-t
riltlnnal laaalatlnn aa ma v aid the on- I la in a Very satisfactory mnriltlnn anil I
ration of thla section shall be pro-1 he says there Is no longer any dlfflcul-l
vtriiut t-r tna leariaiativa aasemoiy. in-1 17 in omaininr uioor. A.oout B.000 man
eluding provision for payment by the I were employed by the government at
public treasury of the reasonable ape I tha time Dr. Pettlt waa In Panama. The
cll election campaign expenses of such I steam ahovels could excavate faster
officer. But the words "the legislative 1 thmn the trains could carry away the
assembly shall provide" or any almllar J dirt.
m aonlvalant word In thla conatltutlon I "The material takan f,m tha .anal
or any amendment thereto, shall not be Is used to flU the swamps about Colon,
construed to grant to the legislative as- Panama and other cities In the canal
sembly any exclusive power of law-mak- sone," says Dr. Pettlt. "There are no
Ing nor tn anv way to limit the Initia- longer any dangers from yellow fever
tlve and referendum powers reserved or malaria and the monaultoea. that w-
oy tne people. i"r mo long tne confirmed peat tn Pan
ama, are scarce, me social life of the
Amerirans at 1'animi l a n oaaant na
and many people have anna there to live!
V . 1 " ineir nome ror tne rest
of their lives, undoubtedly."
. . ;eml na nis party journeyed far
111111 inn interior ana unvu how tha na
tives live 111 their crude villages tn the
forests. Tha nartv want h a,.-
I xr -w.i - - - M
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IS
GOING IIOilE FOR
yOURJACAIIOII?
Railroads Agree on Summer
Kales and Dates to East
ern Points.
CHRIST
1 (WTO
PLAY WITH POLITICS!
loung Men's Federated
Clubs Will Strive to
Elect Clean Men.
Ing to the advantage of winning such
1 1
iy
purely take place - at - the next - count.
a library and are getting to work
earn cut. Many changes In
in
place will
Now la the time for any church, school,
: lodge or society to enter. There Is
room for all and still time to reach
the head Of the Hat. - Read announce
ment in another part of Tha Journal
ana get to work toaay.
Western Telephone club 15,127
Williams avenue scnool zs.uti
Shaver school 21,863
Multnomah camp 77, W. O. W. ..20,216
" Golden Rod assembly U. A. 9.741
Woodlawn school 6.4CU
Stephens school; 6,79)
, East Bide High sonooi s.vz
Ft Mary's academy 1.701
West Side High acnool ..637
The Federated Men's club 1.1)1
. Holladay school 1,989
Ladd school 1,90$
Columbia university 2,870
. Aliens Prep, school 1,470
B. P. a K.' 1.483
Falling - school , , 1.3)1
Atkinson school 1,2)1
. J. O. O. He 1,230
.East Side Athletic club 1,213
, Toung Hen's Catholic Ath. club.. 1.14
Forresters of America 1,041
- Baaies 1.023
'Portsmouth school 1,020
-F. B. lodge, 13S 1,00b
jast Hiae norary 1,001
. fit. Vincent's hospital 1,000
' Mt Hood circle 161, W. W. ...... 07
Central Christian church 8)8
tieorg Washington 21, W. O. W.
Ladles of Maccabees
Couch school
Catholic Forresters
Sunnvslde school
Hawthorns ' school
- Thompson school
Highland school
; Fellwood school
Ehattuck school
A Ins worth school
. i. 1
Mt. Tabor lodge 42, A. F. & A. M. .
OregcM3Mipa camp M. W. A., 8975
; Evergreen camp 6486,' m! W.'aI"
Hawthorne lodge 111, A. F. & A. M.
Summer tourist rates have been
agreed to by all the transcontinental
railroad lines, and the lines east of
Chicago have coincided in the arrange
ment The rates to Chicago will be 11
higher on tha round trip than were the
1)07 rates. 1 reoerated Men s club of the T.
The round-trip fare between Portland M. C. A. will hold a meeting on Mondav
and Kansas City, Omaha, Missouri river evening at the T. M. C. A. building
territory
Louis,
or
' or St. Paul will be 280: to Bt r lM Purpose of organization Drenara-
167.60; to Chicago. $72.60. Going tory to enterlna- into the nniiti.i
returning by tne tthasta route the 1 ... ... r
will be $16 additional for the round -re"e . w " J?" made by
U.aiaa.a A ... M WMI UCI UHI Kll. A H K'lOO-O I LI Tlr
a. aonciiaci b nis j mi wr inuiu J t
fare
trln.
aivers otners route including
northern lines without additional fare.
The Harriman lines today announced
the aale dates as follows: June 6 6,
1) and 20; July 6, 7, 23 and 28; Au
gust 6, 7. 21 and 22. The going limit
on these 41ckets will be 1Q daya The
time allowed for the passenger's return
to starting ooint will be 90 days. Sum-
mer tourist rates will apply this year
rrom eastern aestinauona ana western
destinations alike, giving the eastern
tourist an opportunity to come to the
Paclfio northwest for the dalls-htfuilv
cool summer months and mountain air,
fishing excursions and the innumerable
outdoor recreations that are making the
Pacific coast country famous the world
over.
REALTY filEfJ Of!
TO SALEM Will
Board on Jollification
Trip to Salem.
Stone and Paul Rader on practical poll-
.vri JOL.ttil III C II.
. li, lB.the Purpose of the organlxatlon
to fight for the nomination and election
of clean men to office in the coming
June election. The Federated club,
which Is composed of clubs from 'the
different churches in the city, will In
dorse the candidates selected by the
Municipal association for Its Indorse
ment and will work for their nomination
and election.
ONLY (XE DEATH 1
IN PAST TWO YEARS
Insurance companies all over the ITnl-
tea States are recognizing the fact that
climatic conditions in Oregon are pe
culiarly conaucive to longevity. This
advantage enjoyed by residents of this
tnte wa".on of the prime reasons for
.., . nwii.ai.uu m mo uregon ,L,ire in
surant company, and Its successful ca
reer occasioned the following comment
an a, rnreni lamia nr rna Mm v i.
TT.. J -ir l. t i I ' . 'i ul " leaaxng insurance
..v..u .a ucmg oautunanea oy tne
Oregon Life. Oregon appears to be a
favored spot in which to operate a life
Insurance comnanv. Tt hmj .k.
waenea Dy tne japan current,
which so tempers the climate that there
owtBiy any winter mere, and al
Wlfh h.naaa .1 1 . w a I" "" "OV.VVU DeODie, COn
...... iiwuuii irora iiia aiuea lama .uuu an war a mil.. Tt. a .u
THE DOCTOR says "drink beer" to the weak and the
convalescent. To those who need strengthneed a food and
a tonic. If it is good for them, isn't it : good, for Voti? :
. , - '
The virtue of beer does not lie in the alcohol.. There
only VA per cent, of that.
It lies in the malted barley a digested food. ,And in
hops a tonic and an aid to sleep.
It lies, too, in the fact that the drinking of beer flushes
system of waste. So would water, of course, if one
drank enough of it. But you don't drink water like beer.
When beer is pure there is nothing more healthful. And
Schlitz beer is pure. It brings no after-effects, no biliousness.
But better go without beer than to drink the wrong beer.
That is why the Doctor .generally says , "Drink Schlitz."
the
the
Ash for tht Bmvtry Bottling,
Common beer is fmttimt substituted far StMitji.
To avoid bring imposed mfon, sto that ths cork or crown is branded Sehlits.
- PEbneTIain a'779"
Sherwood & Sherwood
8 Front St., S. E. cor. Ankeny St.
Portland
The BeerThat Made Milwaukee Famous
a Dran Dand aboard. rV or r-oruana, Oregon's chief city, is
gj! nearly 100 members of the Portland ?vi7 .-JJ..PJ, t00 inhabitants, about
887 realty board left the foot of Jefferson United States. To thT ftvoU0 .no
! ' e .
88.
888
irrar at A AAtAM1 tkl. a I "... ox.-. T 1 -.t i a. ...
v vuwk 4,jiiv muminy ior I jbt 1 vmine us operations and
,40 run to Salem over the Oregon Electric i", 6d00 o!o ll6'3' , Wlth
705 Una The occasion as the third of a IXtg-l&t&tffiho"!!
iii ".? of excursions Inaugurated by the curred slnce Us organisation two veara
v ov I r.B it v ,km . . . -. I a aA , t i . , .
in r r. , t" vu vuryoae oi-giving " j-"o s a legal reserve
J J I the realty brokers an opportunity to be- company and Is In the hands of thor-
I?n onLa miT. 'amillar with the city's su- ou;n u insurance men. under the lead-
420 burban districts. ' ership of Its general manaaer. L. Ram.
S10
fresiaent H. W. Fries of tha realtv ' Previous to founding Orea-on Ufa.
vi.io gou nciuau uuuupiea ror a long se-
...... a....,.,
Irvlngton school
trm i i i , . J
Boys Brlrade . 4 ,
Homesteader. .......... a ....... .,
a .....
Portland academy ...
sin i v.i.i8i ui iuo pany, ana naa , " "' " uiu iur a long se-
Snn maile anPle Provision for the comfort ot years the position of general
1 in "5 convenience of all on board!. Manager for Oregon for one of the larjre
100 L he ,retu,rn tr,'P this aflernoon will be " companfea Oregon Uf. has
i I ! 5.av,IJ oaJem at o clock, arrlv. I . .""" CDriea 10 omer man conserva-
,nS.al "iand at 6:16. ' . ve metnoas; its management Is clean.
7S T,htJlowln5 18 a Partial list of the I pursue honorable tactics, and is con
' I individuals and firms who mni. tha I tent to have Oregon Life a-row ainwtv
Jlltrin. " Inn .TMln 1 .1 . " '
70 T.a - . . . . lk v;;;:.i.t: 7" ,i,"'i'
Ifn whir? cnjpany, j. a. gnarkey ""'4 uara. oi poucynold-
The national .xecuUve committea (,f Ffa " rr,n.
, -it. t aa . a ' I J '''WD. -f- ID. MHIlltSV. 1". Mn.
, un-eociw-c pany naa nxea upon uni- wortn, S. O. Heed. j-..e Hnbn w ft Mornln filor mh. Vf.
ItlZSZ.'E" t0T CA. A T; .Bodley, Holmei 4 ad on want ad Wa "
' " ' -..ctj, ocu. r leina a 'rimnn r.. i
Gol'dsmnn.- fiTTPfl PiniT
CO Monr T VnCUWU Ot I a. a mwj . . KJKJAJkJ SSJJ.
MAKES
1M
EASIER i
;v'.''''i
. ' Portia)!'
Muesadoerfer. Iimht TCki..i a? -T
n V u.. ar-, V, "uiuuw CK
L TjHfnrS.. 8olV Hartrnan & Thomp .. Indignation over his 'losses loosened
feSenffK"' Co: hi ?iVrB;of ' R T SuSShSfl' S
4 PeODle ArC PlcaSCd tO te,WUllai? S1- J- Shell. W. B. complains that Cook at thli meetini
Waaai
Do not take changes on it wearing away or experiment with some unknown preparation
which may leave the bronchial tubes and lungs weakened and susceptible to attack from
the germs of Pneumonia or Consumption.
FIE
Learn How It Is
i Done
It's pretty hard to attend to duties
' With a constantly aching- hack;
With annoying urinary disorders.
V Doan'a Kidney Pills make work easier.
: They curt backache, i
i . They, cure every fcldney in,
wwuwara, n. j, uorrison. J. .T. Pimn tnier and ougftt to be nut In th
A- hi, Klrrftll T51 "W To-laa- tti I Ai.fi1np "T ra n nut klm h..Aii r. H.
a R. Deburgh.' L O. KvId'S this" Wuge'war used by Cook
dy8n?.th
Dean Uind company .Clayton, Kl5g & Hbt Cook later repeated it In talking
I CO.. J. O TTflnthnrn T n a. I tn T? A TTnma 0-nA , v. . .
.,"aBronaV...1" f iocal contractor and
filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
some time ago. He charges that Cook's
remarks were intended to injure him in
his business and lower him i.
mation of his fellow men.
not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents serious results
from a cold. Contains no opiates.
A Rother Testifies
This !s to certify thmt my daughter was down for almost one year
with a cold. The doctor finally pronoonced it consumption. We had
riven op hope for her recovery. I waa given a sample bottle of Foley'
- Honey and Tar. -1 rare it au to her in about three hours. It stopped
th cough, and gave her rest. I senf next day and bought a 50c. bottle
and began giving it. In three month's time she was well. There can
not be too much said in favor of Foley's Honey and Tar.. It saved my
child's life. . Mrs. Gsprge Batson, Fountain Grove, Ado.
Be Sure Yeii Get Foley's
There are substitutes made to sell on the good name of Foley
"Honey and Tar. Beware of them. Von should have confidence
in a cough curs that has been sold with universal satisfaction for
j, thirty-five years. Ths genuine Foley's Honey and Tat Is In
a yellow Package. See 4hat you get it.
Three sices 25c, 50c and $1;00. The 50-cent sisa contains two and one-half times as much as the small size
and the $1.00 bottle almost six times as much.
SOLDO RECQEHDED BY
ALL DRUGGISTS
A ' fhanmon ' " "'ul' -
BEGINS SUIT TO
RECOVER STOCK
LJl&lmlilsr that n n id-Iw x . I
A. I Maney. llvlnir at Hawthorne V.',"JL Z?.rl5 Si, ?are ' the Heme
Terrace, Portland. Of., says: 'Ztoan's 2 ." 'when the stock belonged to
Kidney Pills completely rid me of an J
After Once Tasting
i
... , . .1 x ... .
" ' '
attack pi! backache which' was brought
on through the Jarring and" jolting 'of
riding on the cable cars." 'hi least,' that
was the only way I" could account for
It,' It was very annoying and worried
me a great deal. Being Induced to try
Doan's ' Kidney vpljls through the rec
ommendations of th remedy Z found
- culck relief and a final cure.' That was
ever three years, ago and thef ' has
been no return of the trouble eb'c'e."
For sale by all dealers, Price 60 centa
Foster-Xltlbura Co., Buffalo. New Tork,
'sol agents for th United States..'
K-raember th nam - DOAN'S and
take'n othsr.
halAt-ail I
wo,b- c r.Ar'"r" Vlf
a- 1011a mxiTrv. liih lai f t- naa ra.i ai.i 1
In the circuit court to recover the value
of the shares.
enJf .n Home Telephone stock,
which' was to have coma tn h.i .o.r
but waa postponed because of the pres'
sure-of business. Elv claima s osfi u.
commission on the aaia Knn'.
BROKEN TOXGUE IS
RESULT OF IRE
Fire -broke out , on the nurf,a J
dwelling t 18 West Park street short
ly after 1 o clock yesterday but ma
tlngulshed with a Ditcher of wat- ha.
lore tne- nre department arrived. A
man iiioie waa ournea in me ronf. a
team atandlnsr at Sixth and Tamhni
department ahd ran down Yamhill to
the entrance of the nostofflcn wh.r. i
1 ran square inio a Teiepnon pOBt and
1 uiv.a iub ivi jue out ji U wagon.
tnott
no one wants an old-fashioned
cod liver oil prepara
tion or emulsion, because
Vinol is a much better body
builder and strength creator
fwoldpeople.weakchildren,
and for coughs, colds,! bron
chitis, etc. If it does nagood
we will return your money.
ADVANCE SALE FOR
SYMPHONY CONCERT
seats are now selling at . Sberman-
way a music store. Sixth and Morrison
streets, for Th Annual Spring Musical
festival- to be given by Th Chlcaa-o
eympnony urcbestra next Friday, Satur-
aay ana Bunaay. Anrll 10. 11. .u. Thia
excellent organization of 66 musicians
unuer xne airecuon or Herf AUolph
Rosenbecker, together with four cele
brated' vocal soloists and a chorus of
ug voices, win oe neara in grand con
cert and oratorio. Mail orders from
this city and out-of-town are now being
received. Address letter and m.i,.
cuecK ana monev oraer tvavn ria tn w t
Pangle, manager Hell I g theatre. Slier-man-CIays
store will remain open until j
9 v. ill. ana bji nji v nnnn v rn afnmmn
win, yurcuwwn, . .
OREGON PIONEERS.
WILL HOLD REUNION
3 rllsM JIMWIWrf
W,a.. , 1-f, ...-JJsa?3a-
g
EomeDecorafinn
not a difficult matter when you
us
IIOR..L.AC
TOE ORIENTAL IVOOd FINISH
A combination of most durabl Var
nlsh and Stains for Interior Wood
Work; .Floors. Furnltur, to.1
THILBIG PAINT STORE
FIcIlAf
1 IOUL1
Tborseo & Co
Start in Business
ft
Membera tt th. flrAn TXnnaaa - .
elation will hold their Sfith annital aa.
union in x'oruana, jun 11 and tha r.
rangementa are already well unii.r ,av
iSM uirecwrs naa cnarg oj tne peorg H. Hlmea i, and J.f E. Magers:
'VcuZr: lis 1,.- k-a- - .i2"?V.GW HImes; cBair-
and Joseph Buchtel. 1852: FoPtVnnTar. mS5t..! Joseph 1 SSee, Georae h! 'nimea
IshaL v The rollowlna- rammittu i.7 o-wr? V;V3 H-Hlmes
5
FROINT. , AIND 4 MORRISON STS.
m num Oat Willi M . wry nniU cp4Ul r
,M hwwt 1MBt' l"0tlblkuMn" lataii ibaw
V -'' l ry tow. la tk. V.IM
"! '"-. lrr Wrio" lor ttw null
Annac Motorcycle Delivery Van.
. a a, aw, aaaamallf IB
WriM
T0 , : Woodar darks 4 CoiortlaacV Oft j :UtIfl '
Th board of directors xls composed
or the following members: President
Joseph D,
president.
1848). Portland! vlna.
Magers (issik Port
Und: secretary, George H. Himes,(lS6),
Portland: corresponding seoretary, Bob-
erv(l3t, Albany. ; ; ,, -i , ,
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.! V" 'V H.H. TBOSr e CO. ! I
, Oeaeral Sales ieatsArmae Motor fknapaar ' I
V!aiJMlchlml' Chlciro. Ill, v j
m m M.IR BALSAM
J CMmaw ami kmntlflM th. hah;
a ,f j ,OW,.. -uri-nt ITOWtK.
. ,, .,? lull to Bertor orar
V . T , Haup to Ita Toothful Color.
( CureL.1P dlMaa., a katr (aJW
....... f e. and l.on I)n.rgtrt
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