THE
OREGON" DAILY, i JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL' 0, 1S08.
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SAME DM1 I'll
BETin DO
. t i . f ' . V
It sident WJlhVeto Bentpn
Wator Company's 'Bill
- Unless Amended. '
Ti X Mann Purchases live
JtAcres of Ladd Tract on
i Sandy Boad for Old reo
s iple's Institution Estate row
fates' $5,000.- '
fin
Welfare
Here is a word that meant .
fomethin? now that it never
meant before! Tit describes a
'department in business whose
value is not reckoned in Arabic
'numerals' c The Welfare rDe:
site forth old people's horn which
J J. Uui haa agreed to build for tne
aged haa been prooured and Mr. Mann
has purcDasea nve acres 01 m wuu
tract on tnr Sandy road, mm of the
city, U.vOa an Acre., Tho properly
wa rained at 120,000 and ia otto, of the
rriost favorable altea for such an Insti
tution that could ba ound. .The Ledd
rttata donated 15,000 of tha purchase
Now that the actual alta of 'tha Insti
tution which la to be erected through
tte generosity of Mr. Mann haa been
toured, bids for the bull din will be
leu- immediately and work begun aa
oJn aa possible.
;-l think tha elte U a very desirable
pH," said Mr. Mann this morning. "It
10 -the flrat piece of the original Ladd
tract o M sold ana l mins, i am par
tlnlarlv fortunate to hare secured It,
It Is on the right-hand side of tha road
Hitna- ont. and is cleared of timber and
tinder cultivation. The land is high, so
that drainage will be good ana tne air
will be pure, and invigorating. There
are just enough fir trees on tha prop
er gr to make tne tract beautliui xrom
the landscape point of new.''
-Although the property is generally
vi rued at 4,000 an acre, tha Ladds axe
is wrested ia Mr. Mann a philanthropic
jjitne and agreed to donate f S.000 of the
IHircnaee price.
-Ur. Mann said this morning that he
rtM notlcnow how many people the home
wto Id accommodate. Jt is probable that
tha Old Ladles' Horn sodOJtjr which has
needed a new building for some years,
may accept a tentative offer made it by
wr, Mann ana com Dine .weir institution
with hie, If that Is done Mr. Mann will
probably relinquish control to a board
ia 4m selected hv Mm and h tha nres-
eht board of the Old Ladies', home, of
wnicn his wire is tne president.,
rfhe Old Ladles ;hdme is possessed of
rpnsiaeraoie property, len it at various
times In the lorn of bequests, including
on of fll.OOO bequeathed It by' the late
Henry W. Corbett. It has been. anxious
to build, but the llrectorscould not
arree upon a site. Should- Mr. Mann's
iT r be accepted both old nn and old
women will receive tha benefits of Mr.
Minn's plan. " V .
j The Ladd property,- 'although far
enough out in the country - to Insure
qiitet ana a sufficiency of pure air. Is
aroessible from - thrtityby tha Rose
Ulty Park cars. ' .
flperlil Dbeatch te The JeeraaL) .
Washington, D. Cw April . informa
tion Is absolutely authoritative .that the
iimMnl will rmtt the HentoiK Willi
wer company bill . providing - the paruncnci OI, DIE COrporaHOnS
ht to dam the feinake river at FlreP-.r- - . - .v..r .
raplda unless provision is made 1 1 JUlCIUUl Id, rjliKC ill C picasantcr
an aiMiiAtiiiiii iimiiin int lirei .. . - .
franchise and requiring an annual com
tMnsatlon for the use Of the prlvlleres
conferred by the federal government he
will refuse to give oonsent to its pas
sage and leave It to the state to recu
tita such nrfvlleaea and collect fees
so far as the federal government la concerned.
LIEUTENANT LINDSAY
TAKES HIS Ol'ifl LIFE
(Deltefl frees Leased Wire.)
i 6 an Francisco, -April . What prom
ised to be a brilliant army career has
been auddenly ended1' by the sulolde of I
First Lieutenant David A. Lindsay of
company E, of tha signal corps ata
tloned at the Presidio In Ban Fran
cisco. Friends of the dead soldier are
today seeking Information that will
throw soma light on the causa lead
ing to the tragedy.,. 8o far aa his com
rades knew no was not In financial
trouble and had no love affair, lis
was In his Quarters In- Tennessee Hol
low when he urea tne snot earir w
terdajr, but his body was not discov
ered ' until lata In tha afternoon.
Lieutenant Lindsay enjoyed the repu
tation of being ' extremely amoiuoua.
He preferred studies to the social life.
init lata it nlarht he. was Often found
over his books. From these simple
facts his comrades can Imagine no
valid reason for his act. otner man a
suddenly acute fit of melancholia. Some
of the. lieutenants friends say that a
fatalism -has relentlessly followed him
for 10 years., from the time he was
a soldier In tha Samar ' campaign . in
the Philippines up to the time of his
daith.. of- seven comrades who were
particularly friendly, with Lindsay, four i
preceded him to a suicide's grave. Lind-1
v. was born in i7. in isvs nei
enlisted aa a private in in ermiery.
Hi was oulcklv-nromoted and ia 1007
he was advanced to first lieutenant.
Ills birthplace was In Pennsylvania.
'for the employees in wavs '
wnicn are -not , nominated in
the bond. ' Sometimes 'these
experiments succeed; som'e
. times they are ghastly failures,,
disgusting the men and sour
ing the '.employer. It all
depends. '
In this week's issue of THE
Saturday Evening -Post
James H. Collins'tells on what
it depends. The article is
called "Right and Wrong in
Welfare Work." -
In the same issue of THE
PoSTread M How They Make
Ends Meet in New York,"
by Will Pyne nd an article
by Arthur Train, "Con Men
Abroad," in which he recounts
the interesting ' experience of
an American who was too
strong to work, amid the un
ymathy of the Old World.
This week's. POST is now
on sale " '.: . :'
PLAHTERS READY
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..l .-A ,. ,. -,
mkT -Sure- Natiycs3rill
'Start Uprising TOen,U;f
St7Vithdraws Troops,
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.(United Peses teased Wire.)
liavana, April. . -Planters, in eastern
Cuba are fortifying their houses, and in
many tlaraa mountlnr flalllnv mm In
anticipation of trouble - following tha
wiinorawai or American Troops from the
tuna, insr Miinri t nen nivi i miav
keen slgnsof UwUssness and that they
are confident tha presence of United
State soldiers alnne hia nmuiiiat
widespread anti-government uprisings.
WTTLE SHY ON
HEIGHT OF LETTEES
WARSHIPS .WILL VISIT
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rurth.er:no7.Tain;. hVr.: camass of situation
always plenty-of welcome ana enter-
At the Kews-etads, S cenla.
U0 the year. by. mail.
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Our Dor Are Zrnrmhmrm
Copies will be delivered to any address by
James CHaYely Jr.
BAST 11 TX rf.
City Auditor A. L. Barbur re-
celved a list of all tha aato
e mohlles owned In Portland that
have k state, permit from tha
e secretary of ata this morning
and It shows that there are 411
"busa wagons" v owned In tha
Rose City. Of these only about
e 1ST have Ukan, out a Ucenae
from the city under tha new
e ordinance and the rest will be
e prosecuted If they do not follow
e , me requirements of the new
4 law.
e There seems to be a mi sunder-
e standing among tha automobile
e owners regarding tha provision
e of tha law relstlng to tha nure-
e bering of their machines. The
e state law requires letters and
e numbers hot less than three
e inches, while tha city law re
quires numbers of not less than
Ave Inches. Tha atata number
serves for both lawa and to com-' e
ply with the city regulation' tha e)
owner almply has (o Increase
the alia of bis numbers. 4
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New Notaries.
(Rpecial DisDateB to Tke Journal.)
Salem April 0. Notarial commissions
have been Issued to the following: E.
P. Rllev and R. F. Ashby. Portland: J.
G. Watts. 0cappooa; F. J. Qattrell.
Toledo; B. B. Paull, Coqullle; C C
Jacobs, McMlnnvllle; Joseph , Bucher,
MounUin Dale; L. C Walker. Forest
urove; j. a. HuDDarn. rendieton.
HIGHER
II. HUH ;
-UPS" FIGHTS FOR LIFE
Important Personages in Man Convicted of Murdering
Spanish Court Suspected Vnals Will Ask. Governor
tis
POBTT.AWD.
It IN ;BEaiSTKATI0N
ftldn, which . were obtainable tc; e
e I day for (fit first Unje, show that e
: tba eest,ila; wards lava; S,1.
e stha best of id aa compared "with ' $
ttha west, ildel ', tha, total east of 1 e
t the river is 15.111 while on the '
4 t west side1 1U1 lare ' fegUtered. ;
e ? Wlfli '-all outside " notaries
e c heard from; tba ' total regis tra- 1 a
! ej tlon la SL4SU- -The' Republican, e
e; strength Is I Mil. the Demo- e
efcrats bars 1.1 1 . and all others e
4 ; aggregate 1.E1S. Tba total regis- e
f i trattoa outside tba city la .! S.-r
5 By wards tba flguraa ra aa 101-
lowa: "v:" 4
j 5 First 'ward, 1.10T; Second ward, i e
S,101i Third ward. L75j Fourth
e I ward. 2.601; Fifth -ward. .04; 4
Sixth ward, 1.110 total for west e
; 8id-;iLT02;,,: i;5''' 'r''- tv;
Seventh ward. S.07S; Eighth e
ward. O0; Ninth ward, S.77;
e Tenth ward, 1.480; total for aaat
4.iWa.'l.m.- 'v.Uv
lEOEE METK0P0LITAN
p ; STUNTS FOB EUGENE
if - : : . - "
! fSneeUl fntpateb te The Joarael)
ffeugene, Or, April l.-A. large num
ri( of Eugene merchants have agreed
hefeafter to keep their show-window
lights burning till '11 o'clock oaeh night
to give the business section of the city
ta ;bettar ? appearance. Arrangements
he been made by the nigat policemen
to -turn off the.llghta at that hour. The
commercial club has also arranged for
fmecial decorations in the shape of hun
citadn of colored Incandescent lights on
K.i.in. atraeta on rala occasions.
89 wiU display them for the first time
duHng-th big JTlf si.i",:;
SWphony orchestra will appear In con-
ert for two nignis.
tainment for the naval men. and for all
other distinguished men who visit this
city in a nubllo capacity. The announce
ment that soma of the warships would 1
visit Portland lsgood news, but not!
(Continued from Page On a)
It baa been confidently ex-
since tns suggestion was
crt for
1?
surprising.
pected ever 1
made and the
land and at Washington.
Republican choice and -nine unpledged,
or a clear majority of nine votes.
4 Considering tba aenate first by .aen
atorial dUtricta. the situation will be
r . -T.J. . -rr ' I dlscotwed to be about aa follows;
In tha first district. Marion
R"tment do, not overlook ( tha, Port of tbl" "IV EftX -
roruano. , v , . 1 Kay. , Republican choice.
wvyw-.wnTrwr i TvrtmTiTmrf omjul,
FOBTUNE; BLOWS COIN
t - (United Press LtsseA Wire.)
j San ' " Francisco, April . De Wett
Levin gs ton McDonald, who was work
ing fr t w day not long ago, now has
$100,000 at bis disposal and with hl
wife is living In apartments at the
Fairmont hotel, surrounded by all the
luxuries that wealth can afford. Mc
Donald la one of the six heirs of the
late James M. McDonald, who left an
state valued at SI. 600,000 and who was
formerly president of the Bohemian
club and a man about town, ills share
Is ' IS00.OOK He Is enjoying himself
telling bis friends of the 'automobiles
and raoe horses he Intends te purchase,
and says -it is his intention to live i to
tap reputation 01 nu uncle.
WICKEBSHAM F0KCES
,WIN AT FAIBBANKS
(United Press Leastd Wire.)
Seattle, Wash., April I. United Press
advices from Fairbanks, Alaska, are that
the anti-Wlckersham forces" lost- the
city election - yesterday, only securing.
two out or seven counciimen. Tne mer
chants determined to eliminate politics
rrom me city campaign, ana aia so. At
BK&gwar tne anti-railroad -forces won.
securing four out of seven counciimen.
Both elections are favorable to-Thomas
Cale for delegate to congress.
Connt Tornielli Dead.
(United Press Leased Wire.1
Paris. April .!-Count Tornielli. Italrtr
amoassaaor 10 x ranee ana uit aean. Oi
the diplomatic corps In Paris, died to
day. While awaiting tha arrival of David
Hill, America's new ambassador to Ber
lin, wtiora he naa invited to lunch with
him last Monday. Count Tornielli was
stricken with cerebral congestion. His
condition grew worse until he expired.
. i e
llllpinatural Food'
5 Jakes - unnatural demands upon the digestive organs.
:. c r v - ,i :a:. k-A aior. candidates:
fl HNature fias tilled the well-known cereals, Wheat and cSofretttmfatme
Ehrley, with all the various food elements for - building forced nearly an of the candmates
i; ;JJ' ':-:,. Uv .' . & that platform, it is believed thai
ecAinty,
torsT. B.
and J. N.
, unDiedged. ...
over, ia nledaed to Btatement No. L
District t. Lane, I. H. Bingham, State
ment No. 1, is a holdover.
District 4. Linn and Lane, 7. J: Mil
ler, a holdover, is unpledged. .
District 6, Douglas, there is one sena
tor to elect. Albert Abraham Is pledged
to Statement No. 1, A. F. Stearns and
C. 8. Jackson are unpledged. A. R.
Marker, Democrat, la pledged to State
ment No. 1. It is argued that this
county will return a Statement No. 1
aenator.
District S. Jackson. L. L. Mulit Dem
ocrat. Is a holdover, pledged to- State
ment No. 1.
District 7; Josephine, electa one sen
ator. Tne candidates are O. a. uood
now, Statement No. 1 ; George Colvlg,
Republican choice, and L.. L. Jewell,
unpledged. It Is expected that thia
county will return a Statement . No. 1
senator.
District Ko. Bight. .
District 8, Coos, and Curry, . elects
ohe senator, W. C. Chase, Statement No.
1, la the only candidate.
District 9. Benton and Polk, A. J.
Johnson, Statement No. 1, Is a holdover.
District 10, Yamhill, F, H. Caldwell.
Jtamocrat, SUtement No. 1. is a bold-
over.
District 11, Washington, electa one
senator. Candidate William D. Wood
ana man e. Fisher,' both Republican
choice. Republican choice senator.
District 12, Clackamas, Joseph B.
Hedges, Democrat, pledged .to Statement
No. 1, Is a holdover.
District IS, Multnomah, has one hold
over senator, S. C. Beach, pledged to
Republican choice, and elects five ad
ditional senators. It is estimated that
in this county the entire list of five
men Pledged to Statement 1 anA nrnit !
to run by petition of prominent busi
ness and professional men will be nomi
nated and elected. This list is com
posed of H. R. Albee, Ben Selling, Dan
Kellaher. A. H. Wlllett and C. W. Not.
tingham. The other candidates pledged
to Statement 1 are John I) wiionv m,i
R. C. Clyde. Candidates pledged to Re-
uumiuoii cuuice are j, . tjayer, Jotln B.
Coffey, Elmer B. Colwell, Emmtet Drake,
John Drlseoll C. W. Hodson, J. B. Kelly
and Big Sichel. M. J. MacMahon Is un
pledged. This computation gives the
district five Statement 1 senators and
Senator Beach, pledged to Republican
choice.
District ...14 (Columbia, Multnomah
and Clackamas) A. A. Bailey, SUte
ment 1, , is A bold-over.
? District Plfteen.
District 16 (Clatsop) W. T. Scholo
field, Statement 1, is a hold-over.
' District It -( Wasco) Electa niu a.n-
gtor. Candidates: N. J. Slnnott. State-
Walter Wlnslow, Statement No. 1;
Frank Turner. Sam Hughes, S. D. Ad-
kins, C M. Crittenden and Lloyd T.
Reynolds, Republican choice. This la an
even tight, clear cut by the candidates
for and- against Statement No. 1.
Throughout the county the sentiment Is
strongly in favor of SUtement No. 1.
in Salem, tne vote center, n is anu
of Being Anarchists.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Madrid. April -Assistant Chief of
Police Traaola statement on tha 'wit
ness stand during tha trial of Anarchist
Juan Rull at Barcelona that "high
personages" were behind tha prisoner
to Save Him.
11 Q M, IV III VJ1V TUtv vvititui it as eu n- Q muiim nviv uouiuu wuw &i awtivi
SUtement It la computed that there u uktn , gpanui, court circles aa the
will be two Statement No. 1 members , fc. ' 4,,. v4-i
and three Republican choice nominated tlnt B,nt campaign Just beginning
(United free Leased Wire.)
Springfield. Ill, April .Herman
BlUek. sentenced to bans; for murder
ing five members of ' tha Vrxal family
a few months ago, was today denied a
rehearing by tha sUte supreme oourt,
and unless tha governor or board of
pardona Intercedes In hia- behalf
ill die on tne gauowa April 14.
ha
Billek made the appeal to the supreme
court on the ground that Jerry VrsaL
whose testimony mora than that of any
witness convicted the tlg Bohemian,'
confeesed that ha ooramltted perjury on
the stand. Several days ago Jerry, who
testified that ha board hia mother and
Billek conspiring to kill ont of tba
members of the Vrsal family, had a
written confession In which ha declared
ha bad not told tha truth; that tha
polios compelled him under threats to
give the testimony. Attorneys repre
senting BUlek Fill at once appeal U tba
governor.
LA FOLLETTE WINS
EASILY, IN WjDSCONSIN
(Pair! rresj Leased' VH)
rets the solid Wisconsin delegation, and
got It by 4 to 1 over Taft '
Easter oarda. finest In tha tAtvl Tka
Postal Shop. 114 Fifth street.
three members. Candi-
and elected.
Twrt T.lnn
dates F. M. Brown X. Q. Freeman, O. O.
Belts and I. A..Munkers (Democrat).
Statement l:Mel J. Simpson, Republican-choice
W, B.' Blanchard, Hi. & Up
rAyer, Frank , H. Parker, nopledged.
Two Statement 1 members and one Re
publican choic r . . -
Three Lane, three members; Candi
dates Allan ' H. Katon, Statement 1;
Wlnsor W, Calkins, A. C. Jennings, Re
publican choice; cnaries j. juooa. xsaaa
N. Edwards- Louis E. Bean, unpledged.
One SUtement 1 and two Republican
choice members. . .
Four Douglas, two memDers. ' candi
dates George Jones Jr., George H.
Wlxen. Statement 1: E. R. Apples
O. C White, unpledged.
1 members.
Coos County.
ADDiegate.
Two Statement
against an artatoeratlo coterie long sus
pected of activity against the agisting
government. '
Inspector Arrow, of Scotland tsirds,
"who came to Spain some . time ago to
investigate remt -anarchistic "outrages,
is said to nave rouna
from the first that m
government positions and
society, were concerned it
aidinsr the actual nereetrators
outrages with money, influence and pro-i
tectlon. .:r
Presumably ho experienced difficulty
In backing his suspicions with troof,
however, for tha announcement, oy T re
sole, who haa- been working lth the
SeoUand Yard Investigator, that he
'rill denounce tha dulnrlu at tha prep
er time." is the first open admission the
authorities have made that they have
LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST
MAttoa library riven -away absolutely free. 1 An alarant' 4trire'--ia i!
1 ITAllim.. 1. k.n.nn,. mMm A.lr will K. . . k. . I - J 1 A
Ai'ln lmpoHantlf!,"rcl, T oc,t'r.iV Irt?11"1. our,B" h. Urat number of votes.
Others high In I ,VlB wiu do tasuea win paui-in-aavance sunseriptions to The jeurnal as foi '
1 the plots and ,ow'l n IT"'. 0 tTotes, air - months, ta.76, . log- votes: , three
Of the I "'"'"-". '. . .. : .votes; v one nj"n"t. ea '.oanis,y' eo votes, . and'
At
lag tba largest number of vote
rw oiercnanL iisieo oeiow win give wim eacn 10-cent purchase one rote,
tha close of ths Contest the lodge, school, church, club or society reeoiv.
iu ww wruu ineuDrary comnieta. with.
T paid are entitled to votes, tha library
pw of Tha Journal office, comer Flftn
Jewelry store,
Watts-Matt hleu
Trade
easea, - Current accounts when promptly paid are entitled to votes.
is on exniouion in me ririn street winaow or rne Journal on
and Tamhill. streets. Ballot boxes are located at Hoiaman's
141 Third atreat 7hlta Crnnt tm .tim lit firA
drug store." 17t Russell street, where all votes should be depoaited.
W ,ui uw IVUVWIIU IUU HI UllJ wirn in. TQIU!
epted - aa
finished
Five Coos, one to elect Candidates, succeeded in tracing tba cr(inea to their
George Farrin, Kepumican cnoioe; -ju u. source.
Kinney. F. N. Perkins, unpledged., Ke-
iMflua Boon to ami - un
and return to England is acce
another Indication that he has 1
hia work and furnished tha government
with facts v men ne oeueves suiiioieni
to enable It to stamp out tne terrorism.
Tbo inspector has nomtnalyl concerned
tiltni.lt nnlv with eondltlons at BarcS-
lonA notoriously the headquarters of
tbo terrorlstlo movement. He has
made many trlpa to other Spanish cit
ies, however, and informed himself
thoroughly concerning conditions all
over the country.
LOTTERY PROMOTERS
ARE HEAVILY FINED
tiddy ;is$ueS; and; for storing up energy in the system.
I '':-l''f;:W''A"fci""'' 1 :
,' ' , ,:" ' .V.":.. ':.'V' t-.a."?.. 'if'.i'i
t :
-
a
Food, made from wheat and barley, has .long been known j
v.i the ideal food for athlete, in valid, man, woman ahHcHird,
.''" . Z3fQi -l,'&
; It is promptly digested by the weakest stomach and is
'.uickiy available m the blood for rebuildmg astir brain
. :id nerve cells the natural supply of a natural waste. '.
Thcra's a Reason!,.
he
FOR
. V". '
which
s onto
that tha
uiirict ww return a etaiement 1 sen
ator. . 1
. District If (Crook, Klamath and Lake)
Elects one senator. Candidates: G.
ojjruiKT, jLtemocrai, omiement 1; George
w 1 . mnvm.n. KHnnn lrnn c n n , ,
1 mum anu nurry u. HOIiate. nn.
pledged. This , county Is probably Re-
.; District: 18 Gilliam, Sherman, Wheel
er, eiecia one senator, ueorge B. Bour-
nnx, xvepuuiicancnoice; jay isowerman,
for reelection, unpledged. It is believed
cc naiur win ue unpieogsa.- -
District 19--Morrow and. Umatilla, W.
CkjCole, Republican choice, a holdover.
District o Umatilla, d . J. Smith!
DamocrAt. Statement No. 1. holdover, .
.. District, . 21 Union and Wallows,
elects one senator. Candidates. B. W.
nuiuvie, nepuuuean; Turner Outer.
Democrat, both SUtement No. 1.
. District 22 GranU Harney and Mal-
gur, one senator. Candidates, J. : L.J
oil,. ncuuuiican cnnica ,i nor .
Tlsh, ' unpledged. ; Republican chaioe
senator. . - ,
, Dlairlot S3 Baker. J. N. Hart, hold
over; Republican choice, 7. ,
District 14 Washington. ''Tamhill,
Tillamook, and Lincoln. ElecU one aena
tor. . Candidates, Oak Nolan, .SUtement
No. l i W. K. Barrett,' C. C. Hammeriy,
RepubUcan voterr choice, Statement
No.-1 senator.: .' ?. ..
. .Taking up the consldefatlom of the
house where all of the 60 places are to
be filled by election at this time : the
computation gives, as stated before. Si
KUtement No. 1 members. l TtMSuhllron
choice and six unpledged. The summary
nr. oisincts is aa follows: , : .
''tVti'.V acarion Ssntimsnt. . : ' ;
Ore ilarlon. . lert fl v . m.nilim
C.jllil.,.. If.l T .1 . . T M
nuhllMin choice member.
Six Coos and Curry, one to elect X
N. Muncey. unpledged.
Seven Josephine. H. L. Do Armond
(Democrat), H. L. Babcoek (SUtement
1), George H. Durham, J. C. Smith, un
pledged. SUtement No. 1.
Eight-1 Jackson, two to elect Joseph
L. Hammersley, Henry D. Kubli. Re
publican choice.
Nine Douglas and Jackson, one to
.elect J. A. Buchanan, pledged to ma
jority vote. Considered SUtement 1.
Ten Benton, one to elect P. A.
Bonebrake, pledged to majority vote.
Considered SUtement 1.
Eleven Polk, one to elect C. I
Haw lev. unnledged.
Twelve Polk and Lincoln. B. F.
Jones, Wayne D. Henry (Democrat),
SUtement 1; . Charles H. Gardner, un
pledged; Statement 1.
; Thirteen Yamhill, two to elect F.
K. Jones, J. W. Bones, Republican
choice.
Fourteen Tillamook-ana xamnui, ons
to elect. A. G. Beals, ...
niieen vravniuKiun, turn ww. i i; ...r v...u...
George W. Kelly, SUtement 1: S. A. q "
1 1 irkolr tXT XfnrSllllan T t P.rkln I
Charles klnes. R. H. Greer, W. K. New- rp-nTjarp T?"RTj,TTfi'Rfl TO
ell. WennhHoan choice. One RUtemSnt AXIUOX JXXUX UOUO XJ
1 and two Republican choice members.
'Sixteen Clackamas, three to elect
F. M. Gill, B. D. Olds. J. A. Campbell,
Linn E. Jones, Walter A. Dlmlok,
Charles H. Dye, George W. Dixon,
SUtement.' 1; H. F. Gibson. Republican
choice. Three SUtement 1 members. -
Seventeen Clackamas ' and Multno
mah, one to elect W. C. Belt SUte-
mnt 1 f! N. McArthur. Republican
p.hnlca. One SUtement 1 member. '
W. M. UXmXXZX, ar CO. dry roods.
Arrow's recent aUtement that he ex dothMg and ahoes. 110 to 114 East Mor-
peotea soon xo nuit-ms preseni iuii rUon street
rrjirited Press Leastd Wlre.l
Cincinnati, April . After pleading
guilty to an Indictment charging them
with violating the federal laws, promot
er of the Kentucky Lottery were today 1
fined 125,700 in tne recerai court- at
Covington, Kentucky. They promised to
zo
If BREAK STEEL PRICE
' 1 (Ported Press, Lesscd Wire.)
. 'New Tork, April 0. An announce
ment that will not be pleasant to build-
era ana otner neavy users or steei com
modities was made today, when E. H.
nrr. chairman of the United States
Steel corporation, stated that a reduc-I7t Russell street Easfcl.
Z. MOXJTMAJr. Jeweler. 14t . Third
sireet. atain urns.
O. M. KONTElTZa. ' 'nhotAsranhar.
iayt inira street, pacino -1110.
XADDEXTj-r ntAxrsrvw.m srrom.
so, prrioe and warehouse ill-ill
aorti pmn.gtreet. Main ns,s.. a-icis,
VMM M. X. BSAXaTABB CO.. snorting
gooas, 111 urana avenue, jsasi iss.
msiiT coax si i am co offic
III Pine atreet Home A-l. Main
TTTT.CAV COAX CO- office 111 Burn
side street- Main 1771. A-2T7C
atTJBCM Mi OMTTM- merchant tailors.
s oiara street, recirio iu. :
it eix ia street. ,
W. a. TLZTT. nlumhlnr and ras fit,
ung, V7 wuiiams avenue, feast 4lZa,
B. A. WTLMOira tTHXTB HObTT
D1U0 RTOJLS, US Grand aye. E. 1658.
WTXX3TT, grooer, ill ' Grand
avenue, B-1211, East III.
m ikotjbx iiiibb raor. rin
snop m ins city, i tuxut streeu ,
MAtOZriO TSKPX.B OXOOllBT. 110
ramhlll. corner .' Park. Main S52L
CXXOAOO MAXXXT. meats. 117 Third
street, Mam 41". ' '
acOBBZSOH BX.BCTBXCAX CO- 111
East Morrison atreet East 3128, B-1V26.
WATTB-MATTXISU CO., drugglaU.
Elghteen-i-Multnomah. 12 to elect
James O. Abbott George H. Allen, B.
C. Altman, Fred J. Brady, J. C. Bryant
J. F. Cassidy, W. J. Clemmens, K. C.
Couch, L. M. Davis, E. J. Jaeger, L.
D. Mahbne. Charles J. McDonald, A.
W. Ortori, J. F. WiUtina,-Robert Hanter,
SUtement 1 ; N. D. Beutgen, Joseph W.
Beveridge, Frank Bollam, John Brown,
j. w. Campbell, wuiara a. cnapin,
E. Crouch. Robert B. FArrell. D. F.
Hardman, L. A. Harlow, J. H. Hick-
many Lucius J. Hicks, George W. Hol-
comb. K- il. k.udil jUouis Kuenn. uave
B. Mackie, George W. McMillan, Harry
E. Nortbup, Frank J. Kicnarason, Ke-
publican choice; A; A. Anderson, peo
ple's, choice, ; if a Republican. Twelve
SUtement 1 members.
Nineteen Two to elect W. E. Burke,
Statement 1; James W. Welch, Repub
lican choice; J, J. Robinson, C, A. Leln
enweber, unpledged;, John C MoCue,
pledged . to Fulton. Two. Republican
choice. . -; " ....
Twenty Columbuia, one to elect E.
T, Conneli; E. W. Conyers, Statement
1. . ': ! .;
.Twenty-one Crook, ' Grant,' Klamath
and Lake, two to elect H. A. Brattaln,
Statement' li 3. E. Marks, H. P. Belk
nap, 'unpledged. One SUtement 1 .and
one Republican choice member.
Twenty-two Morrow and Umatilla,
one to elect T. J. Mahoney, Republi
can choice.' ' '' ;
- Twcntg-tbrisa Umatilla, two to elect
C. A. j Barrett SUtement 1; CI Aide L.
8 teen,' L. L. Mann, Republican choice.
One SUtement ) ona Republican choice
member.
one to elect Colon R. Eberhard, J.'P.
rusk, statement no. i, ,v j
Twenfv.flv Halter, .arte to . elect.
Henry McKinnoy, .Walter H. Moore, un-
J.
Twenty-four Union v and - Wallows,
1 ,
TWtniyeii--union, inw o eiecu
B.-Stoddard, B. D. Hamilton, Stephen P.
Klcfiardson, Hiscemani ro. i. -
- Twenty-seven Harney and Malheur,
one to elect W. H. Brooke, unpledged."
William Morfitt (Democrat), unpledged
membev--- . . '
Twenty-eight Gilliam. Sherman and
Wheeler, two to elect B. - F. Pike, R.
N. Donnelly, unpledged, 1 . . v 1 '
Twenty-nine wasco, - two - 10 eieet,
r. - J. - Cooper. Frank MeCorkle. "T, P.
Welort. H.- W. Stark, L. E. Morse (Dem-
rs. I ocrat),. Statement. Sa' J.-1' Carter,
F.I1J. C Doflds, Republican choice, , Two
tlon- in prices. ia tha future will not be
maae.
TWICE-TOLD TESTIMONY
DA B.'- IL WBIOBT. dentist I41U
Washington, corner Seventh. . Main till.
AXZOB UX1B. line millinery. 481
Washington atreet ,5
BAlrKB ft taywb; wood dealers,
yard East BgbtH ana Mam streets. . j&aat
lie.- ...' v - . "
BUTTS B-VTJT BBBAD CCk, corner
so m 1-- V. 1 A.a,. .Aii a ar
rtll Viauu rcuic m c iuuig 1 isira sirset -.,
I bvubs JSStwsH es eiue news dw
aii mey-uan ror
Fellow Sufferer
Portland testimony., haa been "pub
llshed to prove , the merit of Doan'a
RidneyPills to othora n Portland who
suffer from pad backs and kidney Ills.
Lest any aufferer doiibt that the cures
made by poan's- Ki4ney llla are tbbt-
ough and lasting-, we produce confirmed
proof statements from Portland people
saying that tho cures they told of years
ers and confectionery, Williams avenue
and Russell street East 4702.
B. A. Ko ADAMS, bicycles ana sport-
Ing goods, William, avenue and Knott
street-, East ,,2482.,, . .-
WxXXXAlgr AVB, trXBBXXXA pAo-
TOBT, umbrellas and leather goods. S44
Williams ava. C-1004, ;
f I
V.!
HffftEFVRlIISHBItS
' iMr skpwi5ii 3f
: .f pwniblng and
a fitting. 101 Pine street
llfGvenuinW
dscoro?10
iTriaOTlflru Md u
av AT" barbor. lit Williams
lUTCUm , Bxrrm. ii
painta. 40S Morrison st ' Main 171
atAX If. WMint. florist 160 Fifth gt.
opp. Meier A Fank Main Jill.
QTTBBW C11TX n-nrrsra a, rtr.w a mi
T zi avo. n.ast a ft St.
mvMwzmxBM ttjbx
wutia. 0-issi.i luast ioil. orfli.
and; yard Thirty-slxtt and Hawthorne
k """p j iammna.4199 urana
nntlnliin. n. n T uriiia
alsunt Main 1174. Ill 6 th at
BOXTXWBST , OTflT CO. biumK..
goods. Ill Id st Main 1006.
OOUHII BAXSWAXUB on. k.l.
ware, mechanics' tools and eutli- tne
2d at Main 17. . "
ZUBSKA CABBZAOW Wflaia nrM
and repairers of carriages and wag ana.
Ill Burnalda. Paclflo 2047.! ,
Pl7. nA. Wshed Work, '. Woodlawn ,
12
42T Dekum ve.
JOKH SCXMrrDXA-rnanlna , m.mJt
dyeing; quick work. tlH ath at
COXniBrA TXMX CO Fish, o-ratarm.
poultry, butter; eggs. atn. ' Main St
A'66B6. Third and Ankeny sU. .,
V. H. ICanTBLIi si CO meats.-. XffnttHj,
lawn 8; C-184S. 714 Union ave. north.
POBTXABS TEHT AVXIVa CO-
tents and awnings, window awnings and -porch
curtains a specialty, 16 N. Front
K. -8 XEB Real estate and lnVest-t
menta, . Room m Corbett blag. Malt
' Ml ' "J'l "ii' ( ' ini"' 17. it lii. lii ' ' .
AN APRIL
OPPORTUNITY
AiMiaav a U HatUnbarsa" A. C Libby and ' fcutement No. 1 membera.
oncer This is ONE OF iTHE" OPPORTUNITIES, of your life
time to get a. HOME on .easy terms;' r Address V-'; 1 - . . '
THE WARREN PUBLIGITY CO. -
SUITE
405-6 BUCHANAN BUILDING, PORTLAND,
-
OR.
For this month only we joffer lots in SWEENEY'S FIRST-
ADDITION TO BAliUUN .UKJUUN. 'it i SrM&UlALt JLOW
ago were permahenV Hora'a a Portland PRICES, It Will pajr you'td Call. Of write' for ;FuU particulars' at
case: ..
Mrs. T. J. O'Brien of. 80 East Ninth
street, ' North! Portend- Oregon, . amy
"Time hia hor changed hiy opinion of
Doan'a Kidney Pills.1 1 ave thia. rem
edy my endorsement -3 la ; 0 , and am
glad to repeat ray, recommendation of
it. A member of hty family found great
relief through using? Doan'a Kidney
Pills and since then "several of my neigh
bors hay tried' them with aaUally- food
results. Wa are always j 'glad te ' tell
about: tho merlu of ;-th remedy." - 4 ,f
" For sals by all dealers. Price 60 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, New Tork,
arlagf enta for tha,,Upited State.
f -Remember the name '- DOA!?;& and
taka so othetw -;-v; '. , ,;
NpPTHROP ACRr3S
Close, in West SideBest Jtuy in Portland at' : t,;
- ONLY 9600 EACH . V
- ; - ; ;M.' E. LEE -
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