THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 12, 1903. V
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Fourteen Millions Jn Clear-
V incr House Certificates
Made Into Cardboard by
Bank Officials Protest
:t Against Aldrich Bill.
ere teachera, trained nuraea. foreat ft
alatanls, eurg), daftamn, atirvey
ora, a farmer with a knowl-dge of Irri
gation, matron for the Indian service,
and a "fish culturlat.," j ,, , , , , , K
'To prevMt divorce, In .fart to reunite
eatranged couplea. waa a . problem for
which Dialing tjamucl Fallows haa in
nounred that h haa found solution,
If one can understand hla aolutlon. "Tha
(Irat thing; to do whan ona of these per
aona cornea to ma thinking that ha or
aha haa oeaaed to love," ha said "la to
act tha will In operation to bring to tha
aubconarlouanraa a consciousness of
tha part. What tha will can do la to
oreata by auto-suggestion a will In thle
subconaolousneiis to continue In lova or
to believe. I any to tha troubled one,
If a woman, "Qo back over your whole
Ufa. Oo back and raflect on. the time
that you war being wooed and won.
Did you take a great magnifying glaas
then to look for faultef Were you Hho
pler then than nowt Nothing In the
Whole world is mora iwn aiguiea un
love to see good qualltlea. You' are
blind to the good and taking a marni
fvlna- a-laea to the rauita. , jm oaca into
tha naat and thlnk-of the way you sac.
rlftced and tolled to make tha home.
Recall tha good time you have bad to-
.When tha wrestling championship' of
the world waa won by Frank Ootrh of
Iowa from tha Russian -non- iiara-en-
schmldt, the atage a-Hlngs wera typical
nr.int duv. no honan wreatier
aftw a. few had hour, la a. ouln mill. I oould have ewa wnl ine glaring
r w " ar w I av 0 ,,.lf avhta. "aVaferaa ' fflP. mOVInf
Only half of these certificate. wer "j-J mach?7. never having 'been an?
ever actually Issued, and the other. 17,-1 of th-lr troubles. The lights wera
' 000,000 of them never were signed. I blinding In Intensity.' It., la doubtful,
..v. w .... k- . I too. If any gladiator' of Nero a time
" 'v" -t -1 i,i k... .,.Nui.hit tha two mod
mard'of 11 bank officials and clerks. I .....-... m.a. v.- ,ii.nia r,t tmit
tha ware lugged off to Ignominious I atren art n. aa (her 'strained, slippery and
' m i- ,.. r,r ttn. at., th.w I numlnr was wonderful. Among the
Chicago. April U-The 114.000.000 of I
clearing house . carttf loates, Chicago'
aouvanlra of tha recent financial flurry,
The cardboard that
apectators front a dlatance waa Mayor
Becker of Milwaukee. Aa a Business an-
' w.ra macerated.
7 ht'Wbthaor! KTsVth. ant was T.bK for" tha
"".5-d hi.5. 5 b 'i3., "'i'.fn door receipts have been. .estimated- at
another who weighed nearly 100
nds mounted upon It and did a
140,000. which Is more than la often
taken In at a church supper or a lecture
on the Immutability of tha ego. After
sera,
noun
double shuttle. The national Lanka of
the city, on tne same aaie, taauea a i "" "( ' nt itrainlne- aaulrmln
long protest against the Aldrlca bill aa "l,1 .Jl'SI. .ri" JTiJTm,f
iP--:by the ..enate. whjch alao r- "."."tw'S UdlaToTa had" hardly
hold, Gotch waa on him In a
oalla the money flurry
rtPrUtir. bustling to
flaah and both ahot into tne corner, ina
borrow from the aavlngs banka and
! trust com pan I a bonds acceptable to the
g
lion.
The announcement of tha first cable
i to Chicago from Buenoa Ayrea quoting
lowan was the apeedler, and, graaplng
the Hon Irora pah ina. iirtea mm ooan
I In the air, both coming on the mat wltl
a thud. A few twlata and "Hack
rafeed his hand toward tbe referee as a
token of defeat Tha world s Cham-
Jai Hojivmjtj . now iu.ui" I (r jt-tA-A
avatem waa a dramatic Incident In ac- I " wv-.
cord with the importance to buaineaa in
the United Btatee or mat ciiange in
South America. - Becretarv Qeoraa F.
Stone appeared In the trading room of
tha Board of Trade and called for si
Among the II of Chicago" a prominent
Duaineas mon wno lent tneir name aa
patron of an addreaa by Booker T.
Waahlngton last week on the condition
! enc-?WAbPtfyh.-ahouun? ceased. V1
and brokers stood expectancy await- lf'"k.1" ,'f5vS,r& P "iT.M.n?
in. in tha eudden huah the reason for hnt Jamas B. Rorgan, president of
I. oinn.'. unnunmrnmi waa the Flrat National pang; ur. ran it w.
.raataa "with cheera. for with Araen- aunaaulla, prealdent of Armour lnstl
tine a acceptance oi id luiurt uoiivrr; " .. A v. L r: ,
system, the whole world's biggest pn-Ment of the Corn Exchange National
roary nark.U are at last put upon tha bank: John i 8. Miller, attorner for the
' I i i fri.. .inn. v.r e.,r I Standard Oil oomnany. and Arthur
many.
May and July wheat and for July and Meeker of Armour Co. It Is lnter
Beptember corn. Antwerp, which is the eating to note that these mn expresaed
largeat European market for Argentine Interest In tbe industrial and educational
grain, is ouotlng prices for spot and work among the negroea Thf are
grain afloat. Liverpool quotes ruling plana on foot here for a permanent or
pr Ices for May, July and September ganlsation to keep up lntereat In their
wheat and cash prices for other coun-1 cause.
a-r.ma That Paria .ihoann a-lvaa I
uut nnraa for Aorll. May and August I' The threat of a protracted strike In
deliveries, and aHerlLn senda market I the bttumlnoua coal fields that would
nrintt. for July wheat. Necessity forced I cause a coal famine haa passed, but It
Argentine to adopt the future delivery I was not until the big steam plants in
system which the other markets used.
but tne result is oniy
the United States th
Chicago and vicinity and tbe rallroada
leaa beneficial in I naa fined their Dins and yards to over
tian the "futures" I flowing. During the winter the coal
system In this country Itself. I operators had their dull times, but
l manna to tne impenaii
More accldenta to life and limb will I ness baa been better of late. The de-
take place during the next four weeks I mand for an extra stock of coal has re
than at any other time of the year, saylduced the number of Idle railroad care
atatlatlclana of thla city. Exhaustive I by 20,000, according to American Rail
tablea of accidents for yeara paat show I way association figures; between March
that the annual moving time, around I 4 and March 18 the number of Idle cars
JAv 1. is productive of more casualties I decreased from 1118,000 to 119,000. Chi
than any i other period. During this capo alone consumes for heating and
time -It is actually safer to travel : or power an enormous amount of coal, -a
engage In almoat any occupation than large- percentage of the 411.600,000 tona
to stay at home and .help move. Accord- that .was produced In Illinois in the one
r nif ioini rcwmi wiu.ji vuiup- year ui ivvr. iuia weea a fi9,vvv,ouv
nies more than eignt accioents nappen i merger or retail coal dealers will begin
.a th Inmnul In flva that take nlaca 1 hiialn.aa In ihtimar hivlnr
while traveling or out In the open. Tbe I the teaming and atorage facilities of
accidents are 01 every conceivaoie na-1 me nig retail companies. It will have
ture. pictures drop orr tneir wires, i a total of 1Z yards all located on rail
rnandellers fall on unsuspecting neaas, i roads, but the officials maintain that
and ordinarily well behaved planoa sud- I there is no Intention to freese out the
demy suae acroea iioors ana jam peo-1 smaller dealers, but to "economise In
pie against tne wait, as ior me ioiu-
Ina step ladder. Its possibilities for evil
; are a matter of painful experience. That revision of the tariff la Inevl
i v """ "" " -1 moie ana near at nana was recently
, Joke, but a scientific fact," said one of admitted by an attorney for a big Chi
me men wnoao dusiiikm i im id owwci oago wnoiesaie grocery house, who made
I the cost of delivering coal."
Will afford an opportunity to make .home; or: office furnishing easy for anyone. We have all grades
of furniture, carpets, etc, for the finest mansion as ; Well as the humblest cottage. When you con
sider the high quality of merchandise we sellr
? ; Everyone should not have ia Home of his own
In Order to Reduce Our Stock of
LasfRcIt(5r.
To Make Room for New Sjjrin Selections -We,QH0te
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$10.00 Rocker reduced to.,.:..... G.50
$;2.00 Rocker reduced to.'. V.. 9 8.00
$15.00 Rocker reduced to. "...'.V... ....... $10.50
$16.50 Rocker reduced to. hi ..'.'.f 12.00
$18.00 Rocker reduced to.:;....'.; ..:$13.50
$20.00 Rocker reduced to. . , l?14.25
$22.00 JRockcr reduced to. . ..... . ?16.00
$25.00 Rocker reduced to.......; '....910.50
Special Cut in Office
Furniture
$37.50 High Roll, 4 feet 6 inches, 97 -A I
olid oak Desk .eJi-leJU V
$32.50 High Roll, 4 feet, solid oak
Desk
$28.50 Low Roll, 4 feet 6 inches, solid (99 r A
oak Desk $LL,0J
$25.00
$22.50
$10.00 Ladies' Birdseye Maple Desk, &f t(
reduced to epU.alU
:.$8.50
$15.00
$13.00 Ladies' Birdseye Maple Desk, PA
reduced to -PO.iJU
$25.00 Golden Quarter-Sawed Oak
Desk, reduced to
$9.00 Sample Pattern Desk, for ladies,, CA
reduced to PU.J V
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Special Prices on"
Iron Beds M
Two cart of new patterns will be in this' week, and in brder
to clean up our stock of Beds, we make these big reductions: v .
$3.00 Iron Bed 91.75
$3.50 Iron Bed .........82.50
$4.00 Iron Bed 33.00
$5.50 Iron Bed 84.25
$6.50 Iron Bed . . . . ......... . '. ...... . . . . . . . ; . . . ...... .84.75
$?.50 Iron Bed t 85.50
$9.00 Iron Bed .... . ... .......... .$0.75
Wc Arc Now Receiving Our New Spring Patterns of furniture and Carpets-Daily
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Home of Good
Furniture
Prices Always
'the Lowest
And tabulate such statistics. "It Nmi
hard to account for it. but Vt Tou really
have a care for your life you will spend
the next - month traveling, it tne fam
ily Is on tne move you win rind a day
coach up next to tbe engine a much
safer plaoe, and a Pullman car Is, com
paratively speaainr, a naven.-
this explanation of the nractical work
ing's of the tariff In the grocery trade
with which he la familiar: "Take tbe
item of sugar, one of the atanlaa." h.
said. "The present tariff rate makes
the duty on a barrel of It 17. Sugar
sells for 117.60 a barrel at whnl..).
and $7 of that figure is tariff tax; tha
sugar only represent $10.60. Now the
wholesaler does business in all dennrt-
menta on a percentage basis, and the
PORTLAND MAN INVENTS
PHOTO PRINTING MACHINE
That TTncle Sam has managed to turn
ttta mrwaant hnalnemi deoreaainn to avwtd
account in one way at least is an inter- proflt on ,ufrar is fixed upon a percent- Tvm rrv Ty :
viia nuuicMiDi auu reuiiiers as
good a proflt selling tax aa selling
:.;il'al tr h. ftnii.anrfa n a-n. I " . JV:1 ii - 1 """""""e umiT,
&ZZttttiZEhlnAZ. iVii P "ow P".1 "".con5ume,'T Observ.
examination! which are now being held
In this city, usually it is difficult to
get enough men and women who are
amment positions which are under Sivll the actual effect of ooV tan kT-
w -r - i tii man fin aa riini m
. . i. . - . - . i luriiou uii s wm e. uivifJUl uniME Trt
tooic sxtminacionB, wow me inofl m nn i .MJ.- ru. : "w
Ihe other foot, and already 1.400 ckndl- rin. to o'n a iv. SSi
dates, hare, turned out ror the exam- I Jki. """""'
Inatlons this year. "Chicago la looked
. lltLftW a. a Mea At a A K Mmatna Jab
labor conditions all over the country." JumDillff KODftS FrAA
am m. -mtim nr nr t na PTnminina f.r.oi i x ar - - ww
v' I Fortv l&bela of tha Rntr.r.Ts:,,.
ialns In the east and on the Pacific Buster Brown bread will et the finest
Tk. ranMalu kla ... ... I lumDlng TODe that ever Cam to Pnrt.
nuusuariy fine lot Nearly all of, them Ittnd-, Trimmed with bells and made of
are at least nigh school graduates. The u" ana get
competition is particularly strong toriv'1" lvr lu"
vosiHons on the isthmian service and I J
In the PhlllDDlnes." The Positions ooen 1 The state federations of labor in wn.
'thls year show the wide range of Uncle sas and Tennessee have recently de-
wm artiviiy. Amanr' tnoae wan ten ciareo in xavor or woman aurirage.
We Sell Selz Royal Blue Shoes
jTOlTLL find one thing about this
shoe store thafs worth finding
about any place where you spend
your mdriey you can't get any thing
but good shoes here.
We sell Selz Royal Blue shoes,
.because they help uphold-our repu
tation! for quality; they're good shoes
for us to sell because they re so good
for you to wear.
The New Spring Styles Arc Very Smart
$3.50, $4, $5 :
All BUes and 'Widths Harked la Plain Eugllsh
!rm jr i il , , .
Foriherly 149
Third Street
Ccr.7lli end IVashis-loa Sis.
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thing baa been secured. - Moat of the
farmers along Dry Creek gave the com
pany tight of way through their lands
and it la thought there will be no diffi
culty In aecurlng the balance. Officials
of the company will meet with the
council at lta next meeting to secure a
franchise through th town of Weston,
which means that the destination of
the line Is Pendleton, and that before
long all ' towna In the county will be
connected with electric lines.
The railroad commission' waa created
to regulate the railroads. To do this
the commission must be composed of
practical, honest men who cannot be
controlled by railroad Influence. It Is
a well known fact that C. C. Loucks has
those, qualifications. His election
means proper regulation of railroads In
the Interest of the people.
FullMeasure Yairfi
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WOOD Al old body Fir, seasoned, sawed to order, per cord. .$3
COAI -Screened and washed, per ton. . . .1 .... . ,r. . vt, . . . i ;$7
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a - f MtA - 4U.lfer -i vAa MM, " - tlMll haa-av iMMa.
Here Is the Invention of a Portland Photographer.
work with one light. By an automatla
"The - Little Montle." a new photo
postcard printing machine, patented by
W J, Montag of this city. I said to be
a valuable v addition to picture taking
appllandes by . several of - the leading
manufacturers of photographio appar
atus Mr. Montag e machine Is designed
to print from euner wet or ary nega
tives. Something like 100 cards can
be printed In one minute when, using
daylight, and about half that number
when using a 16-candle power electrlo
light The Inventor claims that it Is
the oniy macnine. on me mumei wny
In more than one card at a time. The
nard receiver or . carrier is so con
atructed as to receive anywhere from
1 to 144 cards at a time, ab a ruie
these printing machines have two
lights for printing, a ruby light to load
Dy ana a wniw iignt to ao u vrinui r,
iie.
rhe Little Montli
however, does .the
.Setli fu n li KeelSa'Ki
; Jess P. Morris, of Skippers. Va., had
a close call in the spring of 180. He
saya: -,!An -attack of pneumonia left me
so weak and with such a fearful cough
that my friends declared consumption
had me, and death waa on my heels.
Then I was persuaded to try Dr. King's
New plscovery. It -helped me Immedl
atnlv.iand ..after takina two and a half
bottles I was a well man again. I found
out that New Discovery 1 the best rem
edy for coughs and lung disease In all
the worlds" Sold under guarantee at
Pkldmwre Drug Co.' drugstores 60c
and U.0V. Trial bottle fr ;
arrangement the ruby light is turned
off and the white light appears, tne
exposure being made In the twinkling
of an eye. It Is especially designed for
the use of the traveling photographer.
those wno visit seashore, summer re
sorts, etc., ana print large numoera ox
Dhnto noatal cards. - -v.!- - '
The machine, or print-box. Is nine
Inches long, seven Inches wide and has
a depth or seven mcnes; out wun
lampbox attached lta depth - Is IS
Inches. It Is constructed of thin boards
or sheet metal. -
Mr. Montag, the Inventor, has made
a specialty of photography and photo
postcard work tor the past five years.
He has used his machine In his travels
all over Oregon, and has1 found it a
great labor and time savins invention.
He haa received ' letters, from tho
Eastman Kodak company, the Ansco
Photographio Apparatus company, the
Burke & , Jamea .company of Chicago,
in all of which the machine Is spoken
of as a valuable invention. v
TBACTI0IV PK0GRESS
INUtA.TILLA COUNTY
' ' (Special Diapatck to The Jmmt) 1 v
Pendleton: Or- 'Aprtl ll.The Walla
WaUav Traction' company.! haa secured
practically, all the right df way for the
extension of the electrlc'llna from Mil
ton ta .Weston, s "With the exception of
very few miles near Weston every-1
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Ncfllcct Your Teclh and Yon Will Ncfllcct
ol Less Importance ,
F.IaKers
It is my business to make your teeth as nearly perfect as
.possible. : - " . : .
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Money spent in preserving your teeth 'returns a thousand
fold. ' " , . , " 1 ' 4
Those missing teeth don't look well. Call and let us fit
?you with one of our bridges that will look asVwell as your
natural teeth; and perform all work equally as well. This is
only possible when you secure the best possible service.
, Where no' sound teeth remain; I will supply you with perfect-fitting
plates that won't drop or distort the mouth.
v This is the home of high-lass dental work at reasonable
prices. ' ,fr . ,;t , ,
SB. B. B. WXXOKT
GOOD SET. OP TEETH;
ON RUBBER PLATE....:
$5.00
BEST SET OF TEETH
ON RUBBER PLATlf. .....
O.CD
BR.B.JL. Wm&M 1
,-; ,:Vr v 342 Washington' Street Corner Seventh
OFFICE HOURS 3 X. M. to 5 P. M.? 7:30 to 8:30 V. ll SUNDAYS-!) A.
1 ' PHONE MAIN 211D TWELVE YEARS IN PORTLAND
PAINLLCC
DENTIST
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