THE OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL; PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL' 4, 1808.
'a, '" :";
Power -Vested in Few Hands,
;-Whichv Control Millions
;On Millions of Capital
Meaning of Senate l)ocu
: Vote for No :Iulatxve CancWate) Wko ;Faila J
V '' ' : ; K - to Sign ThiY Pledge r !" ' f fr. r 'Z
' XXStatement Kb. ly the'direct primary lawy which ensures to ,
the" people the '.right! to elect-United States rnators is T to
. lows : V-r ; 7 ' ' k "."J.-1 ... i.
"I 'further .state to the oeonle'of Oretron. as well as. to the
eople of fny legislative district, that during my"terrn;oroTfice
will always vote for that candidate for United States senator .
in congress who has received the. highest number of the peo-
plft's votes' for ; that position at the general election next pre
ceding the election of a senator in congress, without regard to ,
my individual preference." . . ? : -;. '..V'.-
FnRuERS TRAIN
iFOliMILLA
All jpay on May 6 Experts
: ? Will Enlighten .Ranchers.
I The Itinerary.
(SpMsl Dispatch to Tbt Joernal.) ' ''
Pendleton, Or..- April 4. After weeks
of energetic . work on th part , of th
Pendleton - Commercial association, a
farmer' tralO bearing experts and
MEETIAU .1 LAUE OF STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CO.N- "'"t ?E Zlr.VZ0""
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Br John B. Lathrop.
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Waahlnrton, D. C," April, l.Whan
Srnntar La Follatta, laying hla premlaaa.
began ' hla remarkable apaech on tha
'Aldrlch bill tha other day In tha adn
ata, by aaylng.that about 100 men colli
trollad banking aolljtlea and tha ralJ-
roaj, aterfmboat and ' larger Induatrlea
of tha ' nation. nmnF newaDSDara at
tMkad '-hla aaaartiona. Apparently,
many writer tbougnt that taa Wln
oonain .aenator. merely had conoelvad
uch ' a aituatlon and deduced conclu
aiona tn an aaclted proceaa ot alarm.
lowevr, at the . moment ha waa
peaking, wltnin ltfO feat from hi place
In the chamber the document clera of
the aenata atood raaay to hand out to
anyone auutoriaaa to aaa xor mem.
eoplaa of "aenate document So. tit,"
en U tied rinteratat Commerce corpora
tlona Uwnlnc capital Btooa of other
, Tranaportatlon Corporations"; it ' being
, a "letter from the chairman of the
Interstate commerce commlaalon, trans
mitting statementa tn reeponae to a
aenata resolution of January It, 190s,
Inoulrlna.aa to whether any corpora-
Uotta engaged In Interatate commerce April 17, 28 and 29.
at othar corDoratlona tranaoortlnc oaav
aengars and freight," ate. , I Is accompllahad by Joint occupancy of a
soeuiUBts. aoaen airecioranipa or one, person, ana
' "... ZTT, , th Interbuylna of stocks by railroad
-.Th.o'5wh.O7'0il,!i, corporations. To show the extent to
fJP-.JVL " J?", whfch toe HUl-Morgan people control
....... ...... r - "l irananoriauon in the nortnweat, let
commlaalon of. an elaborate . eiatement be cited from Senate document ko. J7I
algned - by, both Chairman Knapp a4id that the Oreat Northern controls by
Henry C. Adams, atatlatlclao and ac- ,toc ownership the Columbia & Ked
countant of ne commission. MounUln. . the Duluth TermlnH- the
Thla statement la aomething remark. Duluth. Watertown A Pacific, the Koo-
f"Mi?M u.iwnia - tenal Valley., the Minneapolis Untop
tor ta aoUatte's aaserttons aa to oon- R,,,way t& Mtnn,poi,. Western, the
entratlon. absolutely confirms every Montana Central, the Spokane Falls A
. . , v m normern, me wasninrton t ureal
.jr.fr,?,Unf!f' Cn,rm?. KnaP Northern, the Wllmar A Bloux Falls, and
Statistician Adama give the namea of ,nc, the compilation of the facta In the
the directors In eacn case and demon- document the Hill-Morgan people have
strata .' that 63 peraona control the added their north ban!; of the Columbia
il.a.ii. a .mar . . . a.T v l. I V
ne nunui m ew jw Th, Northern Pacific controls by
Central, the Cheaapeaaa. Ohio, the ,tock ownership the Columbia River A
citicago m worinweaiern, uie uncwuii, Northern, the Mlnnerota A International,
Cleveland. Ctalcaro A St. Lou la. the Hi. xr.k..n u.in T..n.in.i pnl.i:
Keadlng. v the JCrte, tnetloutnern. the anli the Port ToWnaend Southern, the
. ' 7" "" wannington A Columbia River railway.
Xjehlgh Valley, the Great .Northern the Then-the Burlington, controlled by the
Northern Pacific, Ue Union Pacific, Hill-Morgan Intereata. controls by stock
tha Southern Pacific, the Kock Island, ownership the Beaver Valley,. the Dav
To give the namea would be mere y to enport. Rock Island A Northwestern, the
repeat ,the llata of well known railroad Hannibal Union Depot company, the
magnates. Beginning wua xiuy anorgan, oulncy, Omaha and Kanaaa City, and
Firat Congregational church at Forest Grov, which will be,op6n
for the uia of tha ttate Sunday School association at Its . convention
COMHISSIDiN IVILL
MEET BAKER MEH
In Fortland Monday in View
of Effects of 0. R. & N.
Kate Decision.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Salem, Or., April 4. A conference will
be held between the state railroad corn-
ran god for Wednesday, May (, over the
a R. A J, line The train will be in
charge of General Freight Agent R. B,
Miller of tha O. . R. A N. and agricul
tural experts from the Washington state
college at Pullman. Lecture on sum
mer fallowing, deeper plowing and di
versified crop win De given and atop
will be made at all the principal town
In Umatilla county.. The itinerary la
as imiuwi:
.Leave Walla Walla, Wednesday, Ma
f, at I a, m.
Arrive at Milton. Oregon, at 8:10 and
remain one hour and 10 mlnutea.
Arrive at Weston at 10:40 and remain
lone hour and 19 mlnutea.
I i Arrive at Athena, In the heart of the
wheat belt, at :10 p. m., and remain
two houra. Including lunch.
I Arrive Adams at 5:20 p. tn.. and re.
imain one hour.
Arrive at Pendleton at I:S0 p. m.
and remain three houra for dfhner and
levenlna aeaalon at courthouse.
I Arrive at Kcho at 7:45 d. m. and re-
Imain two hours, with lecture at opera-
I houae.
Arrive at umatina at io:& ana trans
fer party to Spokane train No. 4 for
return trip to Walla Walla.
Umatilla county farmera are dellgbtod
to have thia train run tnrougn ma
I county and the prospect are that I na
me naa trowda will attend the meeting
and ' wltneaa the demonatratlona made
by the lecturer
DAY'S HEWS OF
EAST
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Jour nil.)
Falrvlew, Or., April 4. John Qatln
blne of Columbia View, haa rented the
Stockton farm on the Columbia river and
will take charge of It next week, mov
ing considerable of his stock there.
William Clark will have charge of the
place.
Mr. Mccarty or Mount ocoii, nan rem
AH
nsrrimn, awiuumf . uivmm waujthe Winona Bridge Railway company.
W0J5. wlUl tnem- " ' . . This gives the atockholders of the
Adding as many mora givesoontrpl oreat Northern and Northern Paclflo
or ue.jaissouri rwuic, in. wseun, control of X1.4SMS milea, and the dl
Pacific, the St. Louis Uouthweatern, the
Western Maryland, the Atlantlo Coast,
the Atchlaon, Topeka A Santa Fe, the
wwaigwa va eaV'Wer uiitv. vaia? ui-
rectors of these roads hold directorships
In many other lines stretching across
the continent.
Harrimaa System.
a.aasa ftwuivwii. v aaa ainiitst W
Kmm York. New . Hivin A Uartf ord.. tha
Illinois Central, .the Chicago, Milwaukee I The Harrlraan system comprises these
A St. Paul, the Boston. A Maine, the lines controlled by the Union and South-
Miasourl. Kansas A Texas,' and .
umtea Mates eteet corporation.
Othar Zatereet
the I ern Parlf Ice:
union pacific Columbia River
Oregon Central, the Columbia Southern,
the Ilwaco Railway, the Leavenworth &
"A score mora added gives control of It
the Colorado A Southern, the Mlnneapo-1 western, the Ogden Union Railway A
d'. . .7. .' ' ."iuepoi company, me uregonnori i.ine,
urmna i i una ui vuau, iu
Pacltic of Canada, tha Central of
Georgia, and the Chicago Great West
ern. .
The significance of these assertion
so well authenticated by official re
ports and compilation will be appreci
ated when the mere mention of Union
and Southern Paclflo and Oreat North
ern and Northern- Paclflo In the fore
going lists carries to western people
the-Idea of absolute dominance 'of rail
transportation In the western half of
the continent; for It la well known
there that Union Paclflo ' controls - O.
R. & N., Oregon Short line and all
other lines. In . Its territory, and , that
tha Hill-Morgan lines do the same for
the northern territory.' ;
Exactly the same condition obtains In
the . east and eouth the larger llnea
mentioned control the smaller line hav
ing between them control of all trana
portatlon. ? ;r' v ,
In the east, as In tha west, too, the
ocean lines are-In tha same hands; for
Inatanoe, the New York, New Haven A
Hartford controls not. only absolutely
every, mil of rails In New England, but
also every steamer line along the coast.!
and "all tha streetcar and country trol
ley lines. ,
,.' Tha control of so many corporations
; TnE x. z. c
DERMATCiCGY
, Will deliver In Portland very soon a
course of lectures on the following sub
jects! The Cause, of Gray Hair: Use
end. Aouse or Hair uyea; cosmetics and
Their- Use Nervous Diseases of Women:
The. Care of the Complexion, Skin and
Scalp, covering the. following ; subjects:
laflsmrements
Plttlngs
Sed Nose ... 't.
Blood Disease '
fced- Veins :-.:
riesb Worm ,
Sosema
Blemishes
Sunken Xook -'
Tailing Hair
Dandruff
Kollow' Cheeks "
Tallow Skin
Bough Bkia
tn4nkle& lUa-
' Decayed Mnaoles
Withered Skin ; -riabby
'Plesk ..
Xreoklas -. , .
Xota patches
Pimples
Blaok Heads
Moles
Warts '
-, Bnperflnona Htlr
Wrinkles
This. Eyebrows .
our
Postnles
. M After- the course of lectures.
demonstrator win oe at.. one of your
lending hotels 'for a limited time, and
will, receive In consultation all who
need ier service. "The, lectures wJU be
enoUilve. Those who -desire to attend
complimentary - must send addresse
Otherwlae an admission of $1.00 will be
charged.- For further information, free
ticketa and date of lecture, address : S
' StCltETnilY
1401 l3t Ave., tsattle, TTaskliiffton. I
opeka,- tne Xeavenworth, Kansas at
M A V.lfA.. . k . U.Ik....
Mlnadoka A Southern, tha Oregon Rail
road A Navigation, thj St, Anthony, the
Salmon River Railway, the San-Pedro,
Loa Angeles A Salt Lake, tha Wyoming
Western, the Topeka A Northwestern,
the Union Depot A Railway company of
Denver, Total operative muea or tne
system, 6,1 J 1.1 4.
Southern Pacifies Arizona A Colorado.
the California Northeaatern, the Califor
nia ' and Northwestern, the Coos Bay,
Roaeburg A Eastern,' the Galveston,
Harrlsburg A San, Antonio, the Nevada
at caurornia; tne uiu vauey, uioDa
Northern, the Hearne A Braxos Valley,
the Houston A Shreveport, the Houston
A - Texas Central. tn. Houston, hjiat A
West Texas, the Independence A Mon
mouth, the ' Louisiana Western, the
Maricona A Phoenix A Salt River Val
ley. the Morgan Louisiana A Texas
Railway & , Steamship company. - the
Iberia A Vermillion, the North Shore,
the Ogden Railway- A-Union Depot, the
Sunset Railway, the -Texas A New Or
leans, tlra-total mileage being M1J.Z7.
- The combined -mileage for the two . Is
16.523.61. But In addition Aock Is held
in eastern llnea; for Instance, the Har
rlman Interests t , bought .Baltimore A
Ohloi securities with money earned by
the 0. R. A N. In Oregon and Wash
ington. The conclusion -drawn from the unde
nted fact of this report is that J.
Pierpont Morgan, -James J. Hill, E. II.
Harrlman, George Gould and W. K.. Van
derbllt, could meet at some New York
club, decide on any nlan affecting bank
ing, railroad and steamship interest
and carry It out, and that by-balling in
Mr. Flick and Mr. Carnegie they could
determine almost absolutely the course
or tne larger industrial, concerns, per
haps having ' to - tetenhone ' Thomas P.
Ryan and August Belmont to make sure
tney wouia not ooject. ,
CANOEING AT U. OF 0.
TO BE MADE SATE
(Gneeial Disnatch to Tha lonrnaL)
University of Orenon. JCurene.- Anrll
4. A movement haa been atarted bv
memDers or tne faculty ana townspeo
ple looxinK- lowara control or canoetn
on the-mill race, In order "that sue
tragedies as that of last ; Wedneedav
may - be' averted. The means of con
trol proposed . is an ' Ordinance which
snail -out an end to oanoelnar bv lnex
perlenced persons.' As there are many
canoes J owned and used by university
students who are perfectly- able to take
oare - or tnemseives ' tne- complete - abol-
isning.'ox canoeing wouia De. strenuous
ly ODDoaed. A- meellna 'of : those atu-
aents wno are owners will be . held in
a few days to decide what, steps shall
oe waen.
..J r...in.. I ed Jake Butter's place on the Barker
" " . AT. . T V , Z. . 7, - V road. Mr. Butaer haa moved to Port-
of Baker City at Portland. April . for laad t0 Uv. wUn bla BOn, J. J. But-
the purpose of discussing certain feat- ser.
urea objectionable to Baker City, In C. E I Leavens has moved hli i (mll
' , ,, . , from Portland to hla new home near
the recent ' Oregon Railway A Navlga- ROckwood. havlnaT completed hla cosy
tlon rata case decision. little cottasa.
A letter waa received hv tha mmmli. Alale Freeman and family of Kaale
The Badge of Honesty
'Is' on every wrapper of Doctor Plerca'o
Golden Medical Discovery becaase lu.
list of tha Ingredient composing It U
printed there la plain English. Forty
years of experience baa proven IU nperlor
worth a ood purifier and Invigorat
ing tonlo for he cure of itomacn aiioraari
god all liver ills. It traUdfl P tht
down lyitem as do other- tonlo can In
-whloa aloohol la naadV-Tha actlTamodlc
Inftl principle of natlvo roots ouch at
Golden ueal ana ynecn roov, bwm bqu
Handraka root, Bloodroot And Black
Cherry bark are extracted and preaerroJ
by - the um of chemically para, trlplo
reflned glycerine. Send to Dr. B. V. Pierce
at Buffalo, N. for. frtt booklet which
quotas extracts from weil-reoognlzed mad
icai authorities guua.as un. nrnnuuw,
King.-Scudde, Coe, Elllngwood and a
host of oiheri, showing that these roots
can be daended upon for their curative
action Id. all weak state of the stomach,
accomppled hy Indigestion or dyspepsia
as well O loAll bilious or liver eemptalnU
and In aftwastlng disease "where thcro
Is lotvyfleeh and gradual rnnnlnf down
f tktitrencUi and tystem.
he "Qoldcn Medical DIscoTerr'msVfS
rtch, biira 1
regulflysTh
ilood and so Invlgorateii mid
w aimach. liv-r ana noweia.
- I i m i 1 : .
and, through them. ,ma wnoifl-fTate
Thus all skin enaction, wotcnea, pimpics
and ernptlons a well a scrofulous swel
lings and old open running sore or nicer
are cured and healed. In treating old
running sores, or ulcers, it well to In
sure their healing to apply to them Dr.
Pierce' AlHIeallng Salve, if yoor drug
gist don't.happen to have this Salve in
stock, send fifty -four 'cent In postage
sumps to Dr. K. v. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo. K. Y., and
a large box of the "All-Healing Salve
will reach you by return post.
You can't afford to accept a secret nos-
wnm as aauDBuvute iot vma non-sioDooiic.
medicine op known oompomtioit, not
even though the urgent dealer may
thereby make a little bigger nrofit.
Dr. Pierce's Fleasant Pellet regulate
and Invigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to tak
a canar.
FULTON
SPEAKS
10
ALBANIANS
Albany the Home of Powell
and Linn the Home of
Statement No. 1.
slon from the Baker City league Tues
day requesting that it be given a hear
ing In the matter before any decision
was reached, but the case" had ben de
cided end the decision published before
the letter was received. The commis
slon -then informed the league that it
would make an appointment with the
league's representatives when conven
ient, with the result that the commis
sion yesterday received a telegram nam
ing April e, at fortland.
Ml
Creek, have moved into Fred Andrewo'
house on tne ttase iine road. -Mrs.
Fred Hamilton of Portland, la
spendlnr a few days on the farm at
Columbia View.
Mrs. Gertie Wallm of Curtis, was a
caller at Falrvlew yesterday.
William Ellison, O. R. A N. agent, has
the grip. He was absent irom nis or
flee yesterday afternoon.
Oeorsra Si Shaver is not a Darin tlm
nr mnnev on hla chicken Dark. C. K.
Cree Is now building up-to-date house.
ne cause ror tne nearins; is noi r;. . .ii.
v the i
able that It is because of arrangements
which have been In vogue with the ra
CLEAN, PAVED TOWN
u" va pnnsTttT? von a t s
read comoanv nrovldiria- for the recelv- 1 ...
Ing of goods In carload lots by the mer
chants and then shipping back along the
line In less than carload at the same
rate.
The railroad commission yesterday
received a formal complaint from a. A.
Marvel of Boyd, claiming that the facll-
Albany's jjpirit Shown by List of
Committees and Assignments of
Various Boosting Tasks.
Itlea for handling freight, and the depot
at that . piaoe, were inadequate.
FORECLOSURE NOTICE
. ON COMMERCLIL CLUB
Tnde.I'Aprilfftcla!. no- come out unqualifiedly In favor of paved
(Special Dispatch te The Jaaraal.)
Albany, Or., April 4. Albany's ex
ecutive committee of 16 booster ha
tice of foreclosure proceedings. Instl
tuted by L. Cv Stanley to recover 13,000
and some Interest, has been- served on
President William Miner or me la
streets and a cleaner and prettier city
They feel that no advertising will bo
of greater benefit in Inducing stran
gers to locate tnan a clean and neai
New Incorporations. ''
Salem. Or.. Anrll 4. Artlrlo nf Innor.
poraiion nave oeen rati in the orrice of
the secretary of state as follows:
Swedish-American -National leaa-ue of
vregon; principal prrice, Portland, ore-
Son ; incorporators, K1 ward . . j... Grans,
tttr a: PAnrartn anrt -nart 4l V Ihifapmn
jewisn Kener ,socjety; principal or-
lle. Pftrtljftiid. Dl-effhn: Inrnrnnratnra.
John Dollar. D.,'Namerovsky. L. Krausft
N. Mosessohn; A. 1 Rosenstehr,- Jacob
Lieaser J. Aiarguwies, r.- Atrrahamson,
Mi ntrow. m. wue. .i. KTiedniui. n. m.
Heller. H. 8.. Fin.. ,- ..... .
Marshall Brothers; principal- office,
Portland, Oregon', capital ntock. S5.000;
incorporators, R. A. Marshall. C. F.
Marshall ana it. a., uume. .,- ; ' , k
Rmnini Man 1 Honnrntnr 'nn'mnanv.
limited; prlnoipal :of lice, Portland. : Ore
gon; capita if stoca, izs.ooo; incorpor
ators. J. Ci Robinson, t. Mlsner ani P.
B. Sibley. - ' 'y.'.r:
, ' ." ',.,!. . - " i
: Church Prosperity .-at'.) lUaitwith.
(Special DlKeatcfe. t The JoarBiLJ '
Klamath Falls. Or.., ADril"4--Tha First
Presbyterian church of Klamath Falls
haa'just-'closed Its first' year as a self
supporting 'church and 4s in a-flourish
ing condition. The church has voted to
raise- the salary of the - pastor, v Rev.
Oeorge T. Pratt, to 11.200 a year. Up
to a year afo this church was aided by
the Home Mission board of the Pretby
terian church, 'but through the efforts
and good worK of tne former - pastor,
hpt. -two. Smith; now of Medford, the
nurcn oecame- seir . supporting. ; ... -
Grande Commercial Club Building asso- Uitv with waii.knnt lawns oement waika
elation. As a result It will be some- .nj business streets that are paved. It
thing like 60 days from tnis time Until h. hllvA1 that naved hualneaa atrenta
the sale of the building will take place, wlll be an especially substantial form
unle other steps are taken In the 10 of advertising, for a better and greater
days following the serving of the pa- Albany, they at the same time enhancing
Prs. . the value of all property In the paved
n ia nresumed that the Commercial i.t.i.t
club building will be open to members Tne executive committee has appoint
In theae 60 days, as before. Unless some ed the following committees: On slgn
unforeeea actlon-ls, Uken in - the al- ln BUbscrlDtion contracts H. H. Hew-
lotted 10 days DUbllcatlon 01 tne sale I i,t u saki).,. oka vt -m K-ronrh-
will be made.. ... nrlntinar and stationery D. O. Wood-
worth. W. A. Barrett Joseoh H. Ral
ston; to confer with the county court
ror aid Mayor J.- r. wauace, w . ts.
Stevens, L. E. Hamilton, Dr. W. H.
Davis, Dr. M. H, Ellis; to Investigate
i.,ina I me mailer ot a. imia aecreiary u. j.
vt'thll Wood worth, F. J. Miller. W. B. Stevens,
F. M. French. A. J, HOdges; on per-
uarters is. V. cusicK, w. A.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Albany, Or., April 4. United States
Senator Charles W. Fulton spoke to tht
voters of Albany and Linn county at
the courthouse last evening In the in
terest of his reelection. His speech was
along the lines of his former declara-i
tlona regarding the chargea mad
against him.
Special interest attached to this
meeting on account of the fact that
James F. Powell, the man on whom
Fulton depends for vindication on ac
count of the affidavit furnished to re
fute the chargea of Heney and Stef
fens, resides her.
Linn county Is decidedly In favor of
Statement No. 1 and will give thoae
candidates for the legislature a ma
jority that declare for this principle.
This being the center of the grange In
fluence, the speaker could not well an
tagonise this 'feature of Oregon's law
relating to the election of United Statos
senators, since the grange is a unit for
It.
OREGON HOTEL!
THQ
Bnropeea Plan ,
Kodarw
KasUnraat.
PORTLAND -mmW
PORTLAND, OR. 1 -ffl ill
COT O
xrxuov Douui
Ktadquartort tot
Xoarl.ts and Cra.
msrolal Tia''.
tipeclal rataa m't
to famlilae an4
Single grnUemaii.
The managomeiit
Will be plwiaeil at
all times to show
rooms and civ
(rUM At- anodora
Turkiah bath
tabllahment la tha
hotel.
IU a Bowers, Vtgt.
Centrally Located ' ' Modern Tmpfovennnti
Imperial Hotel
EUROPEAN PLAN : ; '
Seventh and Washington .
Phil MeUchah ft Sons. Props.' - '. : - '
SrLoaaf Rates, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
HGTLL H1LYSBR
EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PLAN .
Last Third and Burnside Streets
Bp octal gaaday
Dlnaor
8 to SiSO, TBo
C. H. Edmunds
Pfoyrteaus
mm
Hotel Breslin
STRICTLY MODERN
Washington St. at 11th
VUMOTBAM yTilJT glOO par gay
aa4 airward) wtta prtvaaa bath, ftM.
CALIFORNIA HOTELS'
San Francisco's
TWO
trader t&o
XOTKLM
maaafBaBt
DOTEl JEFFERSON
tvmx amu aovau mmm
850 mooms. ISO rrivate Baths.
Zaropeaa Plan U0 to gS.00.
American Plan 93JO0 to $104)0.
DOTE STEWART
QSABT
vxxos
ST. ABOTX
850 Booms. 150 Private Bath.
Znropeaa Plaa . $lJO Uywacd.
Oafe a la Carta.
Back Hotel Beads Onutflms
To all Trains and Steamers.
Stewart-Barter Co Props.
AS TBAjrCZBOa
LITTLE RIFT WITHIfl
THE G. 0. P. LUTE
Opposition to Taft and Ful
ton; Also Support for
Chamberlain.
Pendlct6n Divorce Case.
(Smelal DIsMtch to To Journal.)
Pendleton. Or., April 4. Mrs. E. L.
Tracey, wife of a Pendleton carpenter,
haa filed a suit tor divorce, aiieains
cruel and inhuman treatment. At the
. a T.o a ha, )u.n mA V... lain or
that he would no longer be responsible J"6" ua"?err-r
tnr hill, rnntrated hv hla wife, and hoIBrrett, V. A. XOUnr
makes various . chargea of unfaithful
ness. They have - been married about
six years. They have no children.
AN M. D. ON
KIDNEY DISEASE
The committee of It comprises the
following: Dr. J. P. Wallace, F. 3.
Miller, Dr.- W. H. Davis, H. H. Hewitt,
D. O. woodworth. W. A. Barrett, Dr. M.
H. Ellis. L. E. Hamilton, W. B. Stevens,
M. Senders, William Fortmlller; F. M.
French, A. C Schmltt, A. J. Hodges, &
M. Garland and J, 3. Collins.
Wririnsr on kidney disease, the medl
n.i i.rm fnr which Is Neohrltls. Dr. 3
W. Chlsmond . says in the "MEDICAL
'in Its Inclpiency It Is as curable as
any malady that the system is heir to."
"'IN ITS SECONDARY STAGE WE
POSSESS . NO . SPECIFIC' XK ITS
RAVAGES' . it
wh.ro does -that leave the kidney
medicines you have been taking?
And -just-as we nave saia over ana
over, It aoean l maxe mucn amerence
what you call kidney trouoie, 11 11 rasi-
ena, physicians ana aruHgisio nave rata
no SUCCessiul ireainiom iur iv. iru
nr.lv rets well at first, but- I
It does not,, it enters the. second stage
that waa Incurable ud to . tne aiscovery
of Fulton's Renal Compound, which Is
the first tnmg Known 10 reouce in
flammation .In kidney tissues.. .
When, does the second stage com
moncef Dr. ChUmond says: r'IT DE
VELOPS SO UNCONSCIOURL.T 1 IT
IS AS A RULE FAR ADVANCED
BEFORE IT IS DISCOVERED. -Tn
view of these acknowledged facta
people 1 wlti ; kidney trouble "hould do
some very serious imiiiuuj unurt inn
ing futile kidney medicines, under which
tne Kidney, qeains nave risen 10 over i(U
per day. Even' if ' the Inflammation is
In th first stage., a course of futile
medicine Is delay that develops the very
condition that Dr. unismona says is "ir
reparable, ana tnai waa irreparaoie up
to the data 01 jruiton a oeneucent ais
cover v.. . '. j . n ' 1
If vou have kidney trouble, either
Starting or Seated, how-: can there be
any question' about yoor taking the only
known specific for Inflammation of the
kidneys, which, incipient or chronic, la
the real oimcuiiy wim auaney. trouD-ied
i . . JOHN J.. FULTON CO.. '
v . - Oakland. Cat.
'.Fulton's Renal Compound can be had
at all flrst-clas"dmg stores.
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0. A. C. DEBATEES WIN
FE0M M'MINNVILLE
(Sperlal Plcpatch to Tha Journal.)
. Corvallis, Or,, April ' 4. The debate
between McMlnnvllle and O. A. C. was
held last night In the Armory In this
city. The O. A. C. team was awarded
the unanimous decision, the question
was. "Resolved. That labor unions, as
at present organised and managed, have
been beneficial to the United States."
O. A. C. was represented by John Schroe
der. John Darling, and E. R. Wood, and
McMlnnvllle by Hays. McCoy and Till
berry. The Judges were E. Werlin of
Portland; President Schmidt of Albany
college, and President Campbell of the
Monmoutn state normal. This is the
third debate won by O. A. C this sea
son. The others were with Willamette
university and the Monmouth normal.
THIS PHONE COMPANY
NEEDS MOKE ROOM
fSneclal IHsDatch to Tha Jonmil 1
Salem. April i. The Monitor Mutual
TeleDhone company haa netitioned the
county court for a franchise, for a tele
phone line- rrom Monitor to woodburn.
McKee and Mt. Angel. This teleDhone
company has been in existence for only
three years, but in its petition It claims
its Dusmess nas increased so rapidly
that It Is necessary to add the addition
al territory to the present system
which practically Includes all the vicin
ity or wooaourn. .
YOUNG SYBIAN SHOOTS
AMERICAN BANKER
(Dntted Prase Leased Wire.) ' :
' Washington. 'April 4. Ambassador
Lelshman at Constantinople baa cabled
the- slate department that B. Warkeu-
tin, a banker of Newton, Kransaa, has
been mysteriously shot on a train from
that he is making an
(Special Dispatch to Tb Journal.)
Salem, Or., April 4. The presence ct
Senator Fulton in the city was the
occasion today for an assembly of many
of the faithful party workers to greet
their chieftain. Underneath the appar
ent party harmony and enthusiasm there
lurks a deep-seated animosity among
two aisunct element mat crops out
In every little gathering. The antl
Roosevelt Republicans who condemn the
president for flirting with what they
call Bryanism, are Inclined to oppose
Fulton and Taft Then there is the
Simon wing of the party, openly pre
dicting Chamberlain's election.
This cropped out in the veiled threat
of open revolt contained In the remark
of ex-Governor Lord at the Jefferson
banquet, when he said:
"If party loyalty is a test of success,
Chamberlain will win hands down."
The real meaning of this standa forth
when it is recalled that, with every
opposition vote In Oregon, Chamberlain
would still fall 20,000 votes short of
election, Dut mat ne will get 10,000 Re
publican votes and "win hands down."
Astoria Incorporations.
Spelal Dispatch to The Journal.)
Astoria. Or., April 4 Articles of In
corporation of tha Finnish Mercantile
company, with a capital stock of 120,-
000, have been filed In tha county
clerk's office. The incorporators are
Oswald Gustafson, Victor Seaborg, Wal
ter KaminKi ana Moses Toivonen. The
object of the company Is to conduct a
general merchandise business . and buv
and sell real estate.
The Columbia Bottling company has
aiso ruea articles . in in ciera s offloe.
The Incorporators are Henrv Sheel.
Thomas J. Peterson and Enno Wencke
bach; capital stock $6,000, divided into
60 snares or tiuo -each: object: to own
ana operate a outuing woras.
rre Breakfast rood.
. It Is not often that a manufacturer
will give away a full size package of
prepared ioua, 10 prove its-merit, bull
that la what , the Columbia Milling com
pany Is doing. Every one bringing I
a want ad to The Journal office
tonigni . wm oe given an order,
which, presented to the D. C. Burns
company, 210 Third street, will entitle
tne noiaer to a-ruu-sise pa
famous "Morning Glory Wheat Meats."
market Want ads in The Journal coet 1
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New Notaries.
(Sptdal DUpatcb to Tb Joarntl.)
BBiem. kjt.. Ann 1 .jvntarini nm.
mlsslona have been Issued to tha fni. I
lowing: vreorge k. uagiey, Hillsboro;
j. 1. iotcarr r orent urove: h k k r.
Sent, C. M. Scott, Merwla' Pugh and T.
. Edwards, Portland. ' , - -
j f;! Klamath's IVgistration. -'- y
'. ": IStieclal ntupatch to -The 'JoaraaLl ;
Klamath - Fans. Or.'- Anrll 4, Wh.n
tna : registration t books were closed it
waa found that practically 'the aame I
number had retrlstereil an last veujr 0S.
unnareus. anu inni no 10 muKing an I i nese iigures do not enow .tne correct
investigation todav. The shootinar waa I numbnp nf voters in h rlfr m . Ma-
uuna ut ruuus ojiwn, wuu wcnpiru i many laiiea register, utners were
an adjoining compartment, and who do I homesteaders r?sldinr in Klamath Falls
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