THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENINO. APRIL 1. 1D03.
DELlOCRilTS HE
; fJilRIOII TICKET
: ,(:z " r. -m- :
Tefcrson Qub . at Saleta
Submits Candidates to Be
laminated at Primaries, h
(Continued from fni Ona)
811.' :
aeiBi.
.m inw down to 1 or srea
i'nota If It"., found that
danger of coming In ahssd of scneauie.
. wiaaft airhtod. '
When Connecticut a .re
en th. nonson. k'.'k ; .
other .hip. of th. ?H.ind
iianuaarcun'ta - W"'T r , . ... tha
demonstration eontlnu.d loot aftar Us
lat ship bad droppea -ahad
L Tb. .first new. lt
.VhVtWuT- .hat the
hlp. had been signien
lowa th. coast ad r nio vlng i 1 ug
... -, that would bring them into
Th." .bay. at the schedu led
k.. .1.4 tha air of S
ail irounu .- "L. v. the
hard to ba patient de.plta ne laci in
n hat tad and
trying to kill time. .....IV
At nm the shins wra .porUd
am Coronades -Islands, -bleak gra
..H-i.la hf
rior-k. Tha word wit euioaiy p"T
' . . . .. a.
a Day
imo mora
crowds were
O U ,,-.1...... ----- ,a K-,
- - . thai rwi nuui tvtm
Um'd 1 Uk. hour. and tneny who bad
brought th-tr lunches JorMhsIf ap
petites. Othsrs not so.. wrought up
i . iiku .inia nartiaa and at. ana
J", 1.1.11 - , -kill
laugcau wiiv - -
Off
arrant te
rn uwa " , .
aentl-els that Stick their grim
out of th. Paclflo Just beiow ui
ary lino that dlvMea th M lean from
home" waters, from Point
It battleahlps. steaming- in tTt t for
mation, could easily ba plckd out Th.y
war. mailnir ood tlma, '"
of black amok, atratchlnf far behind
th.m. Aa thar approached
tranc. to th. bay tha .lfni flah
from th. Connecticut to .team on a
slow balL With th. praclaloa of a well
.a!mKi bullet th. flimehlp, th. blu. fla
of Kear-Admlral Thomaa, actlna oom-
n.andar-ln-hlef. fly In from th. peak,
.turned tnto tha channel. .
aUapeota to Thomaa.
: Th. ahlpa hardly had coma to anchor
whan a commute, headed by. Director
;neral Clayton, Mayor Forward and
other prominent eltlaena of Ban PlefO
on board a launch, .teamed swiftly out
lo th. flaaahip to pay th.lr rpect. to
ear Admiral Thomaa. Meanwhile
acores of other craft loaded to the
Kuarda with alrhtaeera and relatlrea
und frlenda of 4he en on board the
1attleahlpa hov.red around th. flg-htera.
' . Llttl. In th. way of recepUon waa
noaalble thle afternoon, owln to the
Utenesa of the hour and to th. fact
ttiat th. officers and men of th. fleet
svere busy in making" everything ship
shape for Uie reception of th. many
Visitors who will throne th. decks In
th. next three days. .
bodies, of the eltr. Tha Una of march
will be through some of th. principal)
business and residence sections, terra j
lnatlna- at tha MaDla street -entrance to
the park, where, overlooking , tha elty
and bay, th aierclaes of, tha day. will;
uuts piece. - . i . j ,
W-. Caake aa4 Key. ' i ,
Hare on an Immense reviewing stand,
th. commandlna- admiral will receive
from the city, through Mayor Forward,
a mold key set with native gema, ana a
anild sliver casket supporting a full
rigged ship pf the type used In the time
of Cabriuo. , Governor Uiilett - ana is
members of his staff will be seateJ
with the oflcera of the fleet and other
distinguished guests, on tUa reviewing
M M , ail A at.. '
- ; (Catted Press tsastd Wire.)
Aalam, Or April 14. A full county
tloket to be written In at the primaries
by the Marion county Democrats was
orrared by the Jefferson club la Salem
last nlaht There are no other Demo.
c ratio nominees before the primaries In
inn wram. ine iicaet is as roiiows;
For the legislatur Dr. .wT B. Mott,
BaJemj J B. Smith, Palem; Oeorjre O.
lavage, Chemawa: John W. Ebner,
County ticket J. W. Chrlatopher,
Marlon, Sharif f; M. P. Baldwin. Salem,
dark; P. I Frailer, fialem. Judge j John
F. Kooertson, Haiem, aaseasori tj. r.
stand. Tha governor will Sxtend tha( .),.. wwft i, n nhvslftAl I Wain, Aumavllle, treasurer; K. !, Hooy
forraal welcome, of tha atata. and thaj A .0cr wno 13 in KOOa DnUSU -r r,tnbuah7 recorder; W. . Blg
reapouse will be made by the comma. i. j condition tranSIXuU tO U6T Colla tuO j don, Bal.m, ooronen T. C. Davidson,
der-in-caier or nis represantauva. i hlABBino" nf cywi rnHtnnnTi j Woerty. ' oommissioneri cnsri.s w.
Flv. thousand school ohltdrsn. as- P.16!111.,?1 VCTT-, ' I Carby. Justlo. of peaoe; John H. Iewla,
semoiea oerore ne reviewing ina.
each carrying s pennant of th. school
colors, will glv. th. following yell, at
ststed Intervals: .
Rah I Rah I Whom shall ws greet T '
Admiral vans and his fleetl . . - :
Who are thavf WhA ere the VT
The sreatsst fleet In th. world today!
nag anus wm si
al children, AT
tickly, ailing mothers, the rererso, ooasubV .i
Th tiny bar brines to ner a ur
Ing responsibiiltjr. At such a time
too great care cannot be taken to
build ud the mother s freneral con-
b! mtVtn bi Btitution. and rcBtore her feminine
th. exercises at BTstem to a healthy, normal con-
Fa JST "eotfofnthbr "tha w greatest assistance that
aiubTin th. union building. dj "woman can4iare in accomplish
ing tnu au-importanc worn: ru
I so
Aifter
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
TO BE CHEAPER
LYDIA E. PINKHAKsl'S
VEGETABLE UaLlPUUHU uPa tIa On a Dnilflr Tn.
stead of Four.
As a result of reductions mads in tha
school children.
the city
wu tie
PuvuniAA
in the evening mare wui do a i
Hotel del Coronado in honor of tha of
Ilcera, . , .
ainsomonus this.
Thursday morning SO of ths officers
will bs ' taken In automobiles to ti
Monte, near Lakeside, for a plonlo. In
town the day will bs devoted to th. en
tertainment of the other officers and
men of the fleet, boat races and base
ball games being prominent in the
schedule of .vents. Oold of silver
medals have bean provided for all the
races. In the evening there will be a
display of fireworks on the bay, from
a barge moored In a oentral location,
and the elty and ships will again be
Illuminated, the sssrotUIghU also being
Friday will bs devoted to' baseball
ram as and othar sports. The theatres
and all places of amusement will ba
open to the offloers and Bailors. In ths
evening a grand ball will be given at
Hotel del uoronaao in nooor 01 tn. ju
lor officers. There will be two di
visions of ths grand march. Ths right
column will ba lad by Mlaa Julia Grant
. . . . . i nw V , . . . . . ... . hi v. ai
ana n.aen pineu '" Av'i Itia 1 COUia no g wou wnaou. an I who have been demanding cheaoerl
Pinkbam Verre- lights can now hav. electricity In their
t j T i il. a a tlaal. I aueaaiUK.
oeaiwa, avna iu.iwj. awocvoi. uom Th,, innoune.,-.- was made torlor to
Mrs. M. Gilmer-of West Union.
a CL unites to Jlrs. Flntham,
aiynn, iviass.
" I was firreatly run down in' health.
aaffainfff vwm . waalrnaai Vwu.n1lee tj
i vLZ. U X Vi,a t ZaT charges for .Iectrio lights In ths east I
PinkhamVVsUbiru
I wu bot only restored to health but Vln ? l.d Pi,shaafiiUb!..t.t
yuan
ths
HOW SAK DIEGO ;
fi PEEPABED TO i
? I RECEIVE FLEET
(flpedil Dtopatcb te The Jooraal.l
-Bin Disco. April 14. In ths decora
ttona cltlsens havs augmented ths work
tf ths flsst celebration committee, and
' tha results are pleasing. Ths three
prominent business streets, D between
the waterfront and Seventh, and Flftn
nd Sixth, between the bay shore and
a. together with Intersecting streeta,
five been made beautiful by the display
.,f thousands of, yards of bunting in
the national colore, blended with Urge
etreamers of gold, typical of California.
i Every piaca oi mrnum . ,
Streets. WJW m. greater ymi
, residences of the city, hsve been pro
fusely decorsted. Four great arches
r the mission style or srcnueciure
dti been reared at Seventh and D,
1 ifth and B, Fifth and H, and. Juniper
and Flltn Streets, suiouea wnn
end equipped with electrical fixtures
for Illuminating. At the Maple street
entrance to the city's Mooter, park
fnur nMleatala have- been built also
decorated with flags, and to be lighted.
, On ths more prominent blocks In the
Hislness section . Including- ths couft
lioue, city hail, Grant "hotel, .. Union
building. Elka" temple. Granger, block
Shd the Scripps building, ths nxtures
tre tn place for thousands of Incandes
cent lights, and ths buildings nr. gor-
an..Aa.aa1a AaAA-B tail "
The havttiaahios anchor outside the
tiarbor, a short dlntanco off Hotel del
Uoronaao, wnicn wm oo me h.ht
ters of ths officers. ::.:.;-..
i rlMt of Sailboats. i
. A fleet of sailboats, flying the colors
of the Sen Diego xacni mn
fchlps at the anchorage grounds. Wil
liam Clayton, director general of the
fleet celebration, and the chairmen ot
the varloue reception committees, wui
bo received on board the flagship Con-
fAt? o'clock a -dinner n' honor of Jhe
commander-in-chief and 60 of the ofr
cers of the fleet will be Bvenat the
Hotel del Coronado. During the svenlng
lirnal fires wUl bs burned along th.
Coronado and San Diego waterfront,
tmd the warships will be Hiuminateo.
. Wednesaay mormM v.
Riiiicnuaj uivi o - . . .
Jng 169 of the-prettiest girls or Ban
Die
ego will' pay their respects to the
ll Ju, the men will receive st the
y ands ot tne ; toubi wuiuom .
flowers nd fruit, -the latter Including
le.000 oranges,-. 'TV
banded them, but ii the form of lem
onade t 000 .gallons of which will be
cMumad! or the Juice from i 0 .box".
The beverage, ixas been placed In bot
tles, and is .In oold storage, ready for
In afternoon MOO wen will be
landed on the ' an JUiego wawrirvni,
tinder - 'command of Captain Beaton
Pchroeder, U. SVS. Vlrglna, The parade
will be formed at the point where ths
imrilnv Is made, the showing made by
the officers, snd men .of ths fleet being
ogmented by the" civic and military
.( Mtt,a. m. VaK. D"al ngni netween
grL I 'wiVh rrf'slck andaUtaJ J- "d rf
... y. . P I A Pnwar Mmnanv wf 11 ka. sa11aw1 ft ft mrtA I
woBisva would rtre eUtaia js, naiciiAm i - " . I.
V. i IT, g7-i-.nn-i.xF sl , Inl I F L a f A lHimma W1U W I
w w;v Tjsaa)ii7 wuiyvuiu m wi aaai - . . . . . I
Mrs. Paul Oliver, of St Martin- r' !""?" .-"V""'
... . - r w . M . Million i mm ins put rounnii.
Tille, La 'Writes to Mrs. rinaUiam: KepresenUUves of the eompanr an-
Years I suffered from the worst I nounced this morning that the light I
form ot female troubl. and 1 the doctor 7?2S .S
'ifhlD S&&:mJ&? tmmo .liwfo Pinkham'. Ver- HghV can now hV
nAMuYOSlm. table Compound restored me to perfect I the rats, they havs been de-
Saturday morning, tn. litn mat., at
baby fftrL 1 wlU never cease to the meeting of ths Federated Push clubs
praise Lydla E. Pinkham'a medicine." tonight, which had been called to take
mm m .aaa a-, n aaa.aa aaaaaaaiaeaiaa I xf a-i uvwuwu vt ui,ar iaw' ana aw
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN, demand that th. council lower them. If
For thirty years Lydia E. link- ff.TC'L fc .-H. J-t
ham's Vegetable ComrxmncL made within a reaaonabla dlatanca of tha
fmm mnt a anrl Viorrua haa Kcpn f Via I center of the city, and that Is reason-
asvau awtAj tsws ws m-r s vv-s v-v 1 , , . . - . a , , .
standard remedy for female ills. th. sgiution of ths push clubs wm be
The trraendoue and nnprsosdented ix)pulsty attsJned by r- S I '
i . IUnUeh Cigawttse la the sort - IV ' i l ;
. broucht atuntlon to many ImiutiTe brands with names gpellsd or f I f I - L-J.T ill '
soonding aimilarly. ' j " L V 1 1 1 1 Pi 1 K
1. To protect .imoltort af alnst ppsslhle subetlrutloa of inch j V 111 1 1 W k j ' lYI "
, , brands. It hag been decided to Changs the name to "HELMAR ' ; Ft -rl 1 I III -
; . by which name lUmleh Cigarette will bereafter be known, - , ' ,PT 1 - A Vsrr V
Theetylsof the package will remain the game end the fine, I iL i VMhlSJfM
I- Utty" quality which has always distinguished the Ramleh will, of IfIf I 1 JTj-f
, courts, rtmsin nnchanged, The only change is In tbe name. '. fill A , 1 f jr S-JTT
Hereafter it wUl be "HEjaMAR" which yott will notice la fiiWfi I CSZt. t i&
y. I "j.. "Ranileh spelled backwsTds, ,; ; ': ' ' - l ' "
1 a ro the fleet will . cat under way
for Dos Angslea
PARADE TO BE
4 HIIES LONG
Eight Thousand Sailors and
4,000 Soldiers WiU Be in
- line at San Francisco. - ?
(United Prets Lsased Wlre.1
San Franclsoo. April '14. Four and
a half miles wlU be ths length of ths
grand naval parade when ths officers
and sailors of ths Atlantic fleet come
ssbore.
'According to ths committee in charge
of this feature of ths celebration, there
will bs a.OOO jackles in 11ns and sbout
4.000 solJtera and in addition to thaaa
forces there will be the militia and
various omo organisations.
The Streeta aouth .of Market afreet.
Including the south snd of East street.
Steuart, Spear, Beals, Main and others,
will be needed for the formation of
tne sauors alter toey come ashore snd
before they swine into Una On the
other sids of Market street General
Funston will havs his men drawn up
along Battery and other streets. 1,800
yards long, whence the army will march
Into th. parade. Other organisations,
military and civil, will be. stationed at
convenient points near the Ferry build
ing, ready to take their places as
the llr.e moves along Market street
There will be It naval bands and sev
eral army bands In ths parade, Includ
ing the one of th. famous Third ar
tillery, under Chief Musician Puta
Numerous civilian musical organisa
tions will also be represented.
neservauous ior acoommldatlons . at
local hotels for fleet week sr. al
ready being made. Scores of Inquiries1
iiuye inio received, many comma from I
5" rr, oatt V11100 nd eeveral
from jNew York snd other Atlantic coast I
cities. Although Ban Francisco now I
naa rroDaDiy. more noteia hui'mv
other city In America, with th. excep
tion of New York, it is expeoted that
iuey win do taxea to the limit
The work Of Drerjarlnar tha -.. I.
being rushed with feverish antlvitv .-.h
when the battleships arrive everything
The SDlendid houae-cleanlna- tha id.
city has been given during the past
three months haa dona it
good and it is now pronounced one of
the cleanest and most healthful cities
In too United States.
EAILEOAD W1XL PAY
FOE DEATH OF JAPS
DECISIS BY
mmm
mam
. i r- l ' . . '- - rm i
i - - . I i' ,i II I ' r 4
and has positively cured thousands of dropped.
women rno nave Deen trouDiea wan
the worst forms. Why dont you STATEMENT NO. 1
far it?
(Tnltsd 1-tess Ueatd Wtra.)
Salem, Or., April . Decisions were I
handed down by tbe supreme court to-1
day as foUows:
Wolvartnn raita Tnttla at al Knit.
MEN AT MACLEAY nomah oounty, reversed end remanded,
I opinion by Commissioner King.
' Caldwell Banking . A Trust company
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) versus Sorter et al, Malheur, affirmed.
Ealem, Or, April 14. Statement No. opinion ny cniex juauo. JBean.
Republicans held a rousing meetlnL-R1"j?5pAuf.1A yJ n
I at Maolear. about eight - miles from ' r vomnussioner
Ralam Uatnla-htL Welter Wln.lnw anil I ier- . .
BpseUi Dbpatefe to The JosraaL) " other candidates for ths legislature in ?l9T"' 7J"A,Z?SmZ3i.m flui?.-
WalU Walla. Wash.. AprU 14. Allsn Marion .county addreased ths meeting. 1 K .W'W"U1W" -u""
SHEEIFF TAYLOE GETS '
ALLEGED HOESUTHIEF
Ririea .w.nt-i in TnrtianB . nharea Since Heneys address at Salem Sunday -
i . ' - ' ,r,.rnnnn tha Kralamanl ka 1 'lntavl
a . Banla . - - . "J"' . . ... ,1 " ; VI.- I 1 man 1 tUl t IIWlTTia
v, aa,iH(,, .a. a,, w.u vm wiu- tn iiu oeen . aczcuiiuniuiy eninuBiaBuc I VV H A I rt A II n lliH 7
11.,-aH V fail-.. Tnf 1.,. a,,..lana it la nnnflriantllllT l,nanl,H that I A i- t;ilri XJXJ I
terday afternoon on telepaphlo inatnic-
mnhlA Inafnta. '
tions from 8herlff Taylor of - Umatilla tn" QQ"niy,
county, who arrived In the city this
morning to take. Ridge back for trial.
Ridge, It Is. alleged, stols a horee at
that
No. l. candidates wiU win In
', hands down.
A CUBAN QUESTION
Pendleton Sunday and rode iLjco Athena,
where he sold ths animal. He boarded
a train for- Walla walla and was ar
rested a. few .hour after -his arrival.
SENATOE MILLEE
BOOSTS FOB BE YAN
v
They Want It Classed as a Reptile,
Not "Animal,"
(".Dedal Dlaoatrti to Tbe Journal -
C.l.n. rt- an-ll t i kamta. Mt A
Miller addressed the Jefferson club here I
last night He spoks for more than I
Duties.
to Escape
thomason cleaeed;;
sii ir-TTiTtlTi j-TTT.i TiiTi Ian hour on the Issues In the aonroach. I "a1
UH M-VlilfJUii UllAlVlJili ling presidential campaign and an- plaint baa reached ths bureau of insu-
nouncea tnai William jenmnas uryan iia- affaira Af tha va- .-.a-tm.-i ...
would be a candidate that none coulil ,., ,.. .i...,.,.,!.. w .1..
defeat. His aUusions to Bryan were sn- t0 tn classification by the Cuban
(Special Dlapafeh t Tbe JearaaL)
Walla Walla. Wash., April 14.--A COr- ,h,,.i.inolla. h tta lam niilmii afflila1a' nt aua tartfm Tha
oner's Jury has ... cleared Matthew Llllnh,, nreient. - . : ' ...a. .1.... u. ,
Thomason of any blame for .she death!
of his wife, who -died -naturday morn
Here's every detail to'
make the Easter parade
a gay and shining
pageant. - -
Fashion sanctions .
bright, cheerful colors
for Neckwear, Waist
coats, Shirts, . Haber- v
dashery and Hose.
JJlOTHla'flCO;-.
C- a'.,1.p-,.-.,' ; ; i
a 5. j, J . . -
1 C 5-1 f 3 Third St. '
In settlement of claims brought by
the administrators of the estates of five
uauaneae wno were Killed in a wreck at
Dlllard. Douglas Oounty, last September,
the Southern Pacific has agreed to pay
11,260 for the death of each,, and the
administrators have recommended to
the county court the acceptance of thia
sum. The Japs were members of a work
rang, named N. Nakamura, M. Tada. C
Haraguchl. K. Murata and T. K0J0. -
AETICLES OF NEW r
EAILEOAD FILED
Frank Robertson, Wllllapi a. Turner
and Charles H. Carey have filed arti
cles of ; Incorporation of the .Valley
Railroad company. The line Is to run
rrom ot raui, in Marlon county, to
Wllholt, in Clackamas county, with a
branch to SUverton. Ths capital stock
ia f.vu.vvv. ..
SACEAMENT0 ASKS
(6
: FOE T0EPED0 BOATS
tOnltrd Preca tatased Wlre.t '
Sacramento, CaL. April 14. Mayor
White today sent a communication to
Secretary of Navy Metcalf requesting
that the torpedo flotilla accompanying
the battleships bs sent tip the Sacra-
memo river 10 mis city. - Torpedo-boats
havs made the trip in safety before and
the capital city, wants a peek at the
eog. or in. neet. It Uie boats come,
officers' and men will be royally enter-
Strlntrer Shows Self-Defense, ;
f - (Special CISHtch' . to Tbe : JoarnaL) ' '
" The Dalles. Or. AnHl 14. Tha tint.
llmlnary examination of C IX Stringer
on the charge of assault with a danger
ous weapon upon H. H. Smith was held
esteroey and dismissed on the around
hat tbe shootinir waa donrf In lolf-da.
feniie. Smith was shot -and BliRhtly
I- 1 J v. k Hfua aval .ruuuia uj oiriug
kt ia a quarreL i u -.; ,, .j --.;
Ing of concussion of the brain, caused
by falling In a faint and striking her
head aaalnst a stove. Neighbors al
leged that Thomason struck his wifs
Over, the head with a chair during
family quarrel, but a young daughter,
Tbeodosla, declared this was untrue.
14 X Congressman W. B. Ellis.
Does .not have to explain.
Washington Extraditions.
. . XnaHal IXatiatch ta The JonraaLl
Olympla, Wash., April 14. Requisi
tions have been honored - by the . gov
ernor for John Purdy, wanted In Pot
tawatomie county, Oklahoma, on
charge of assault with a deadl
weaDon.- and for Hartley A. M. nha
fer. wanted In Benson county. North
Dakota, on a chare; e of errand larceny,
Purdy is under arrest at Mt yernon.
bnaiier is in custody at eeattie.
Policeman Murderal.
IVMmA Preae Leaaed Wlre.t ''
Vancouver. B. C. April 14. J. B.
Wllmot of the Royal Northwest Mount
ed Police, at Cranbrook, was shot and
killed early yesterday mornings ior
week past there hav. been a number of
burglaries in tne town ana wumoi was
stationed as one of the special guards.
There Is no clue to ths murderer.
ECONOMICAL WAY FOR
FAT FOLKS TO REDUCE
Sclencs has succeeded In making tbe
reduction -of? fat the easiest and aim
plest thing Imaginable. It has made It
easy by rendering dieting and exercising
entirely unnecessary, and simplified it
so that all one . has to do Is visit ths
nearest druggist; who, for a small sum,
will fill the following-prescription: y
ounce Marmola, ounce Fluid Extract
Cascara Aromatic, and S3 ounces Syrup
Simplex. Could 'anything be mors aim
pie or InexDensive? ...'.,, -
Of this pleasant" mixture one must
take a teaspoonful after meals and at
bedtime, and in a week or two be or she
will be losing from a half to a. pound
oi wt a aay in a manner so natural
gnd uniform that no unsightly wrinkles
or pouches of skin are-formed;;-In fact.
It seems to melt away the objectionable
oeposiui or ' rat - wherever located, on
Mps, abdomen, etc., without affecting
me oiatT parts or tn. body that are
not overfat,-so that it restores a pro
portion to the figure so, perfect that It
really must be experienced to be be
lieved. . :. ,..,
Unlike, other internal remedies for t
i'.Yf fat .whlch are mostly made up
of biting acids, this prescription has a
beneficial effect upon, the stomach. . It
regulates the bowels, and, ; strange to
say. Improves the appetite, which proves
ons thing that it Is not so much what
you eat as what becomes of it that
makes you fat By taking this pre
scription ons can eat In reason --That
they please, secure in the knowledge that
the remedy will see that the food is
turned into energy and strength Instead
Of useless, unsightly folds of fat , . -j.
Just one care should be observed. See
that the Marmola is fresh. This Is
easy, as it comes in sealed , -ounce
packages. Oet It In that fnrm
may expect the very best results. .
14 Z Oongressmast w. :
Is at his post of duty,
there.
Xnila.
point is whether these big turtles should
pay duty as "animals not otherwise
classified," or come In as "reptiles." free I
1
That
MAEION EEtHSTEATION
Keep . film I of duty.
1 a
heretofore has flourished on the south
turtle is a reotue is held bv
these interested in th. Industry, which
slds of ths island.
Tilt turtles ara can.
I ... .A In -...a hiimIuim . . M..i.-a 1-1
ALMOST STATIONAEY
'' ' 1 1 I looted Is regarded as prohibitive, and au-
(Speclat Dispatch Sto Tbe Journal.) w I thorlty is sought to have ths turtle one.
Salem. Or., April 14. county Clerk more assigned to tne -reptile" class.
Allen of Marlon county has computed I To support the contention, the claim
the total registration of voters in this Is made that Roman Catholics consider
county. There are 4,131 Republicans, that a turtle is not flesh.
as sga
srs 1,2
years ago.
26S Democrats, against l.tll two I before them the ruling of the American!"
OAS Ijtf HEADLIGHT
BLINDS A FIEEMAN
government classifying: frogs legs , as
CONSCIENCE MONEY
SENT IN ODD WAYS
jHllllliiil
ALCOHOL 3 PB CENT.
UngflaeStoai3aulJ3(wrJsQf
Iromnfps DiV5ffnnfWrfi
ncss and RratXciLt--iij miser
Oraum-Marphine urllmndJ
WOT NARCOTIC.
rkmp&tmi
i ImmmTfmmilrm
Hon . Sour Stom.DIarrtm
vYormi ronvulsians jevensa-
ness amLoss ofsizer
-HHaMHpMswsasBsBBB'
FtcSiinae SineJnri of -
NEW iDHK.
for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought -
Bears tha
t
-'r'A.'
ffijfy Use
Thirty Years
illi
THS .SSTaSS eaasMUIV. SISW VOSS OfTS, . ' '
- fgoedal Dt-natch to Tbe 7oarasLt
TV. niiiaa Or Anrll 11 Ran Rntin.
fireman on tne u. ... , jn-. was tsriusn 'xreasnrr . Acicnowieage ite-
y.j, .
...
r
s. i.
a fireman on tne u. xv . sb jn- was
badly burned yesterday morning by an
explosion of gas In the headlight of
his engine. He naa openea tne neaa
llarht fo llrht it and on Striking a
mntnh tha noetvlene aas which had ac-
r . - - . . . . r . i
neaaugni ezpioaeo. 11
ether or not he will lose
. ceipts bjr Adyertisements In "
'Danf Papers.
cumulated in the
London, April 14." "Conscience money"
vas seriously burned and It la noti
et Known wnetner or not nu win toss
is eyesight permanently. He was sent advertlsemantg ars published from time
7 ZJZfSSllL" ""'u to time in the London papers, tvcknowl.
rt the care of specialists.
LINCOLN IS WHEEE
f rPEOSEEBITY LIVES
,!,.-. . "" '' '"' -i. ',
(Special DUpateS te Ts ... Joaraal.)
i Newport,, Or- April . 14.-Waltef - n
Ball, assessor, passing through' Newport
after 'making, a tour of tha southern
hart of the oounty. has born witness to
mous people Who have evaded taxation I the remarkable prosperity of the ranch
eountryfr "pnted of 'cbu ei i Ms 'aa suirrised at ths number
an -fi ' a n I A remarkable Instance Of this Waa the pr new -nouses ana paras, oum or ouiia-
I 11 rPfl HI II fllTIP I published acknowledgment . of $1,800 in 1 ln, the ajctlylty dairying and poultry
aas v ut "vv jf0la from x. X X." Ths bullion" was tal8"! numper oi new orchards,
. . i a Ant hv -aa-iaiarari nmi tn tha iaaaan. I He also' states that there ars 1 no delin.
T.f,a 1?a,lJal Parm.nanf Piir- where it was Suspected of being a bomto 1 uuent taxes, .thet taxpayers taking; ad
instant KCliei. t'ermanent yure j or nfw.nal machine, but it proved to be vantage- of ths rebate. ,s , ' . , , ,
Trial Jfacrage noauea xree to -.LV," ' "XSh - s
' , " ' a-
Piles Quickly
edsrlnsr receipt by ths chancellor of the
w m -m . -
exenequer ox various sums rrom anony-
All in Plain Wrapper.'
X. X.," stating that the coin was "con
science money" and sklng for an , a- ; mjfi 2mPltS!i VA f.fl?, '!
ikidciii. in me newaDaDer. . t l- v.. t .-"-- -- - : "-.T""
Five thousand dollars was th. largest corporation nave oeen mea in tne office
. .. aw ... a Fir a-riM amrrHi n (i i bihi ss n si t ri i i nwsi -
'Piles is a 'fearful disease, but tasy to I knowledirment in the newananar.
an,a I f vnil m S.t v it ' rlarht. 1 SPlva Tinnaarti AftMava aha.
V- ".- . . . .. . . a I v. : "rai .... f.
An operation wtin tne anno is a anger-1 amount ever -reoetvea oy the treasury lv,",,"S a t, a ""'
nF-.1lltlna- nnA nnnamunnr. I a a, , ".nnanlanna mnna-r - ' B.,l,.. .kl I South Bend Eastern Oyster
Di VI I UVa, iiniu"D .y a mmm aaa-wvaaw-a , aaa wawr ya VI liaaUB .limt 1 .... a . a ... - "
There is Just ons other sure way to be Queerest form of sending; "onsclence I pncipai omceoruana, uregon;capi
..j ' ..ini..a .fa .mi m tha nrinnr mnni" th.t Mantait h- n. I tal stock. ISO.OOOii incorporators. B.. M
-i..- hnmalt la PmmM Ulla 1 anlanaitrl,lran t.vnnv.r ttha a.nt 1 nn I Lombard. Vv. C. Bristol and R. W. Lewis.
Cure m".-"-A ? - sovsrelgne.-each neaUy wrapped in pa-1 .Paciflo Contracting company, principal
r . a.,. --i-a,.,-. .. . ... .-.A inaa-fa in n. iaa i.nrrina r'orriauin- tjreann: i ranira.1 arnrir.
. - i - .v,.. - - . vJrL. I anr iWlA.... U..MA..1... T T a.T.,,r
til mai n id a utuiBL woflo. . 'i'ia i aav.vvv, ,nwi wi a,ui tf. a . u nviik
it will irlve Vou Instant relief, show I offering was Inclosed in a large en-1 Louis Ralph Eson and Ernest Brand
you the harmless, painless nature of this yeiope wnien a secretary or the treasury
arreaL remeuy buu aian yvi tiu via iu --a. .
Way towara a iwnnji cuio.
Then- vou can get a full-slsed box from P T TTJTT.T, TT'CT.'D
la. Hriia-srlat for 60 cents, and of ten one I Va A , T AAJAJ AA AaAiA,
pox curee. ....... . . , ' w .
Tnniot on navina wnai you can ior.
i the drus-artst tries to sell you soma-1
thin Just as good, it Is because he I
makes more money on the substltnta
TO StOP THE HINDU,
Henry Fleckensteln
Pi
V a slivvt V
stein Henry F, Fleckensteln and Ben B.
office
160,000
& Co.. nrlneinal
drtland, Oregon; capital stock.
incorporators,
B.VSlt AAV i- s b
Fleckensteln.
lenry Flecken-
J. IT. Smith Killed by Tree. -
rrnlte-t Press fMaed Wlfa 1 . : I :.' fRnaefat Dlsoatctl to Tha JaernaLI
... - - . 4 J-m . .. .. I . Iv - , . 1 1 a, T Tl i. . . L
VhamiM htt'lna it once and eontinneal Vancouver, a. u., April jwni Can- I ewpuri, yr., i'u -y , oiniin,
i.TA?c7tii ft u imnleta andSma! - Pacific railway is assisting the Who died Frldsy. was born In Pennsyl-
rapldly until it is complete ana psrma-1 ,-.-,-,., ,.-.. ,nt,. nAl , " I nnk .ni nmavtii from Nawha-ar r-a
ne", with 1 migration, problem and1 bereafter will I son, to Euclid, Lincoln county,, three
KPandmftahira Jo P H'"?, " Penit.er. year, ago, H.W a young wife.
Jl " . - i from , tne orient 10 nrmsn uoiumDia I in. aaugnter or Mr. ana Mrs. weeaman,
the time. - ' I Dorts. The have taken this action I Mr. Smith was lmorovlnar his hnmeatAai
V TIrJ r-rlrna and adraa. result of th. fights in th. oourU oflWhUe sawing down a tree it fell on
Just send your name ana. address to nrn-irioa. . . . . ki-, k-.ovi-, ia haia-, ,, uu
Pyramid Pruj Co., Pyramid Building,
Marshall. Mich., and receive free by re
turn mall tne trial package in a piain
wra;
Lewis County J nrors Drawn.
him. breaking both legs below the knee
snd Injuring him Internally. He lived
is nours..
rapper. : I ' Speclal IMapatcli to Th. Journal.) ' I , '- :. . .. , is
Thousands have been curedin this I Chehaljs, Wash., April 1Ths Ju- ; ThomasCW 3fow Behind. , .
easy, painless ana inexpsnsiys way, lairors nave oeen orawn ior ma atay terra Juneau. Alaska. April 14. -The
tne privacy of the borne of ths Lwisu county superior court, Thomaa car is aboard the steamer Ber-
jvo Knire ana its ; 1 wnicn win am new wun uniw pr-1 tha enrouts to Seattle, Captain Han-
No doctor and his bills. j siding, beginning May 4. There are sen ' stated that he would take the
All druggists, 60 cents. -.Writs today several criminal case, to bo tried. These I first steamer for Japan;' He will ar-
for a free package.
will be set for bearing on April 27.
Irlve at Seattle Saturday.
' HagartV '
N'i' Magnolia
' . Allsjuld preparsrtloN foi r . .
s ' . Faoa, Of sole.. Ann and
. Hands. Maksa tha akin
' Ilka you want H. Does K . ,
' In a moment. It la north
v er atloky nor ormny,
" - If harmless, clean and .
' rsfrssblnga Cannot ba
- dotoetod. Two oolofs,
' llnk and White, Usatt
morning noon and nlgbt, 0 ;
Wlntsr. Spring. Summai .
Fall. SAMPLE FREE.
, ' " ' , LTOMMPOCO, ' , 1
44 S.Pifth St, Brooklyn.il. T.
COFFEE :
What name do you want
on your coffee? si
The name of the. man re
sponsible, for it. ' i i c
Tour grocer returns your money If you
don't like Schilling's Best: w pay him.
. New Notaries. V ; t
1 (Special Dlipatck te The. fonrnaL i ''
Salem; Or, , April 14.- Notarial com '
missions, have been issued to the fol
lowing! Alfred M. Esson, BV Johns ; '
t,.W. Piatt, Korth Bend; A, ' B. Hitch-
ins, Portland; Amor A. Tussing, BrQwng- "
;-""..r '"A A--- : .: ' t AA: