Ml
81 101
Great -Fulls .-.Contemplates
Radical Means to Arer
Inuiidation!Trom Hause
'.' .Lake faye, Kow Almos
i Due and 23 Feet High.
0 EXTORT 0
V
" lUnlUa Itese Imn4 Wirt.)
Bntte. MonU April Lata this
afumooa It H rtoorted from Oreat
FrUi that the! authorities are prepar
ing M DMw up a - -
to make lowr water woea : ue wooo.
vets there from Hauaer lake, near Hel-
n mhinh broke yesterday afternoon.
Tha wUr Ha expected to roach Great
Fall! about e Ocioca mi ainnuwn.
Tha water at Craig. eO mllea above
Great Faila, I now 21 fact abova tha
normtL Portions of that town are
, under water. - .
. Tha big dam at Oraat FJhj generates
power for amaltara and for lighting
-ystema end streetcars. Engineer be-
Have if the dam la out tha water coming
down frota Hauser Jake will not lnun.
date tha city, xoa oam coat tw ,-
Water la still pouring through the
wrecked dam at tha lake. The towns of
Craig, Caeoade and other miner eet tie-
menu are oeiievea a u uuw w..
All communication la cut oft between
. Helen and Oreat Fall.
, An employe of tha Howaa fompany
at Great Falla want out la a aklff thla
morning above the dam to take sound
Inaa of the rialng water. Tha skiff
eapalsed and tha man waa drowned.
HOUSE SWATS
Congressmen Turn Down
, Roosevelt's reposition
: to Enlarge Nary. v
. - (Unites Preai tmmi Wire.)
Washington, .April IB. Free Went
Roosevelt's .proposition urging tha oon
structtob of four new battleships waa
defeated in tha bouse of repraaantatlvea
tni afternoon.' .-
The house voted down tha whole naval
program ao far aa it provldea for an In.
crease 1a tha strength of the navy. On
the proposition to build three new ahipa
tha vote waa nays 265, ayea 8$. A. ma
jority of tha repreaentatlvaa even ob
jected to one new battleship, tha vote
on thla proposition being f OS. against
and 4 for It ...', i
. , , r
Metsger. optician, 141 Washington,
mi mm bfts anf
, ?mm .Kn mvnmiF
1
PROGRAlii
urnim. to
FROM THE POOR III EXPEllED
Sigler I)elares Eushlight Stanford Sequoia Extend,
Made Mistakes In , Cam
paign letter.
Sympathy to Students
an&Roasts Faculty.
County 'Aaaeaeor Blgler denied today
that ha had discriminated against either
tha rich or poor la making assessments
and atated that ha had bean misrepre
sented la a latter cant to the voters by
A. a Raahilght, who U a candidate for
(Cnltea Press Lea Wlra)
Stanford University, paL, April IB.
. - .... . aa a- . m a, ILa
As a memorial edition aecioarea to vne
41 students who ware recently ex
polled from Stanford university and
oontalnlng an attack upon tha etudente
tha nomination for county aaaessor to ;. rb '"." '?tu" .Si
auuenu , uwiunui wu i pearanre today.
ieer uat a poor wiuuw ama oeeu w-
aesaed for four to eight time as much
aa bar property la worth, while one of
tha wealthiest men In tha city had been
aasessea ror an amount equal to one
tenth or one twentieth Of the value of
hla property.
fllaier ahowed tha aworn statements
of both .persons, whioh placed the aame
value upon the property aa that made
ny ine aseeasor on ut roil oooaa.
Hl1er aaldr
nTha widow In question la Mra J. R.
Sharp, who has two plaoea. One la at
Ml Last Twenty-eighth etreet, and tha
other la at S94 Eleventh. The valua
tion placed upon her property la MOO,
the amount aba swore to. In hla letter
Rushlight gives thla amount aa the as
sessment upon her household property
at fiBl Kaat Twentv-eiahth street
whereaa It covers both places owned by
aire, nuarp.
"Tha man Rushllrht refers to Is Dr.
H. w. Coe. Dr. Coe'a assessment waa
made upon hla property at 187 Twelfth
etreet and not upon hla new home at
Twenty-fifth and Lovejoy, into which
he haa moved ainoa tha last aaaassment
or March, i07."
Staler also stated that tha saloons to
whluh Rushlight rafara to aa being not
aseessaa are ownea dv me orewenea
and are assessed In tha brewer's name
and not the eaJoon keeper.
Another, axceotlon taken to . Ruah
llght'e lettar by Slglar Is In regard to
tha number of automobilos owned by
Portlandera at tha time of tha HOT aei
aeaament In Rushlight a letter he
aaya there are 1S automobiles for
which city licenses have been taken
out but 61 ale r contends and la sup
port ed by an affidavit from tha city au
cUtor'a office that there were, only lit
automobiles owned In Portland when tha
assessment waa made Mar on 1, ii07,
BIG RANCH SLICED
UP IN HOME ACRES
In referring to the ousting of the stu
dents the magazine says I
"We extend our sympathy to those
men whose characters were aaaalied by
aome raemDera or tne racuity. uur u
mlratlon goes out to the men who can
riirht whn mn justice thwarted Id
an American college and atlll have faith
In the ultimate victory of Justice. And
our admiration also goes out to tha
men who made tha manly apology for
a trivial offense and who were discrim
inated against In the final reckoning:
who did not defy college authority, but
who Joined in a protest or me moei
narrow-minded, unfair students affairs
committee that waa ever Inflicted upon
an American university. To all these
men this Issue of the Stanford Sequoia
la affectionately dedicated.
THREE DEFEATS
roypi
Appeal May Be Taken at
Once to the Supreme
Court. 0
xer a decree on loaay s opcihh
Eunt Tract of 2,500 Acres ftif.
tn Umatilla Will Be the circuit court, or to appea
' Colonized.
Attorneys for P. A. Marquam, in their
effort to renew In the circuit court
their ault to aet aalda tha sale of the
Marquam building under foreclosure
several years ago, met another rebuff
from Judge Cleland thla morning. Their
mniwit fnr nermlsalon ta file a second
amended complaint waa denied, and for
the third time within recent weeks they
are left outside the breastworks.
Attorney Wallace MoCamant who ap
pears for the United Statea Mortgage 4
Trust company. J. Thorburn Ross and
other defendanta, asked the court to en
ter a decree on todays aecision. a t.
Marquam. re-
; oraer o
further In
DDe&l at once
ta the aunreme court. He said the only
fiurpose in thla waa to make aura that
he record la right for appeal, and Judge
Cleland granted him until Monday to do-
(Spedat Dispatch to The Jsaraal)
cide.
The court today held against each of
'. Declaring that her cbargea of cruelty
ware not auatalnad, Judge Cleland In tha
circuit court thla morning refused to
grant ura. Lena J. itAton a divorce rrom
Garrett J. Eaton. 'The case waa tried
aome time ago, letters in iemimne nana-writlns-.
of the moat affectionate kind.
flaying a prominent part In tha case
Jira. Eaton told about discovering a
perfumed missive in her husband's
pocket which aba believed had been
written by Mrs. Hat tie Earhart Wil
liams, her husband'a former bookkeeper,
but Judee Cleland minted out that na
: evidence Mbad been offered to prove that
ima waa written oy Airs, wunama.
Another letter, attributed by Mra. Eaton
to a Mra. Elliott, waa also left la much
the sana position.
Judge Cleland awarded tha younger
child to tha mother and tha other
on 114 to tna rawer. ie aireotea mat
neither child be taken beyond tha jur
isdiction of tha court, and aald that
either aide night apply at any time for
tnodlflcaton of the decree with respect
to Uie custody of tha children, Tha
court did not interrere with tha status
Of tha property owned by tha Batons,
earing that it appears thai tha wife haa
been provided for to the extent of her
husband's means, outside of tha salary
ne m now receiving.
' -t. ' ; -i 1 , .- .. iv 1 1 1 1:' . 1
I- . Sent to KtOjB Butte.
S Budd Redd, the negro who created
disturbance in Sixth atreet several days
ao by assaulting a citizen while tem
porarlly erased from tha excessive use
of drug, waa today ootivioted of being
a vagrant Judge Cameron imposed a
gentenoa of to dayg' tmprtaonment at
JUUy Batta.
Tov Safbroad Qonnnlaalowrr
' . Vota For.
S3ZfW. K. JBtarTbart.
Spectacles 11.00 at Metaera.
Our shoe tree Is in full
. bloom the high tied and the
low tied are within reach of .
' all.1 ' ; . - I. ;
Take your eetxut of win-
ter'a storage warehouse and -,
put) them into spring bunga-
lOWS. ' t(M , J
JLOTH&HG CO
CosIrahaPrcp nj
1C3-1C3 THIRD ST. .'-
Pendleton, Or, April 16.-Tha Uma- M"8? L J",te"Uo.n' .h cSfaTn?
tllla raooh, near Eoho, formerly thean(1 alla ftDt.A the nermlsaion that
property of O. W. Hunt la to ba placed had been aaked to file an answer to the
upon tha market and lta 3.200 'acres of Petition jor mjuncuon uy wu ;.
" , " , x . quam'a attorneya were prevented from
S040"1-???14 "ol(1 out An ,ra1 t"""1- taking the depoeitione of Roaa, Gk H.
Thla will mean another oplonlaatlon Hill V, M. Ladd and others. It waa
project for the west end of Umatilla aneged that ' tha taking of depositions
county, and since tha land is already wnu4 ,now that Rosa and aome of the
under cultivation It will prove a popular nthnra had concealed testimony at the
" . ' former trial that would have won the
Tha land is watered from a crlvate i - M.,,m m th pmirt some
ditch from the Umatilla river, and iali. mi.ri that these depositions
particularly adapted to alfalfa and fruit J could not be forced against the will of
raising. Last year It Droduced 2.000 1 v. r.nont. na nil nf them are here
tons of alfalfa. According to tha pree-1 ana may be called to give testimony
ent ownere of the ranch , they . nave I h.n.v.r rnn1rn1 hv a court.
ounu i iwuracucituie 10 properly larm Judge Cleland, in ruling on tne ques
auch a vast acreage of Irrigated land, tions presented thui morning, aald that
At present the land is owned by the tie dldf not regard the amendments pro
Swift Packing company, and represen- posed aa germane to the aubject matter
tatlves of this company wiU now Bell of the original complaint The new
d 20-acre tracta. I matter set un. aald the court, concerns
matter that has arisen since tne sun
well beeun. and therefore la not ad
mlaalbla
Marouam haa now sustained three
straight defeats In his effort to get
Into , court to try out once more the
ownership of tha Marquam building,
which h alleges waa sold under the
Um mm . in vlnlntlnn at the trust re-
in later years, alter jar. Hunt naa I posed In Koee and hla associates of the
closed a buay career aa a railroad build- j Title Guarantee & Trust company. First
PLAN TO GRAB -, BARBER PEOPLE
GERMAN VOTE
IIIHD
AGAI
Hodson Machine Joins Purged of Kuick, Charges
Hand Witli Liquor Deal- Against Idaho Lumber
ers to Perfect Scheme.
Cloaked under- tha indorsement of
tha Qarman-Ameriean CitlMna alliance,
men Are Reyired. .
(ITalttd Pre Uas Wire.)
Boise, Ida., April 18. For tha aeoond
lua vraa iuaiwrnuiwl lAVAeTUa smw a ,
tha Hodaon-Beaeh-Bailev-Reed machine tbna, Indictments were turned by tha
combination baa Joined hand a with theliaasrai gratia jury uere ave yesi.roay
against sumner u. asooa ana wemes i,
Barber of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, mil
llosaira officers of tha Barber Lumber
company; Frank Martin, former at
torney-general of Idaho, -and A. El
Palmer.
The charge in tne indictment la con
anlraov to defraud Uie government oui
of valuable timber landa in Bolae
county, Idaho. The aame men ware in
flated with United Statea Senator W. HL
Liquor Dealers' eaaoclation In a last
effort to boost the machine elate Into
nomination at tha nrimarlea Vrlday
nest. Skillful In their intent to blind
the votera aa to tha real purpose of tha
indorsement, tne machine naa cauaea
full Hat of candldatea rrom United
Statea senator to constable to ba in
dorsed, la moat of tha offices choice
ot selection being left to the votera
As a further bait to .catch the German
vote, of which there are soma 1,000 in
haa been made
Multnomah county, the iaaua of the ao- Borah last year, but after Borah had
of Snokane, who waa appointed to pre
side In the cases, sustained a motion to
quash on the ground of misconduct on
the part of District Attorney N. M.
Ruick before the grand Jury.
Tne government
Immediately ordered
another investigation pna sent two spe
nial assistant United Statea attorneya
enerai to take enaraa. relieving kuick.
The new Indictment charges that tha
defendanta conspired with former Qov-
called Indorsement
personal liberty"
Keep Xadoreemest Saorai.
Sunday night a meeting waa held at
tha home of Otto Kleeman, president
of the alliance, at which the indorse
ments were dlsoussed and tha slate
made uo The action was taken, how
ever. In tha first place, at the Instance
of the leaders of the Hodson-Beaoh-batlav-Raed
combination, who desired
that the legislative elate ba lndoraed In ernor Frank Hteunenberg, William
mnvnm wav ihit vrnuM awl no- tha Oannan I Raraet. John Klnkald. L. M. Prltchard
vote Into Una behind it oa Friday. It I John 1 Walla. Patrick Downs and others
was daoidea to keen tne lndoraement to ceiraua in. aovernniaui. in im
mmrm nnt rlln. mil h mmtm imll fnrm.r InrtlOtmenl all OI tneSS Were in
uat before tha ttrimanea. undue dud- I oiuaeo. owun.nucri uoma luuiuivu
iniiu kmu ha lt tmh. I under the name of John Doe,
lication. I Wells, Downs and Bweet were wu-
Tha nrlnelnal ohleor'or tha Indorse-1 Besses Derore m. sranu jury ai iu.
menl la to gain tha German vote for present raruu . u u.
tha Hniinn machina leriaiatlva alata stood secured Immunity for testimony
To do thla agenta of the liquor deal- given.
era or me city nave aioeo in worxing
nut the plan. In order to cloak the real
Duroose of ehlef auroort for tha leg!
Iatlve ticket tha full Hat of candldatea
has been prepared.
Between now and Friday noon every
oerman voter in the city, ana county,
will be furnished tne list or the in
dorsements and asked to vote accord
In to the Instructions riven. It Is
hoped by thla means tha Hodson slate
will be able to seoure a large part of
the 1,000 votea of tha uennan residents
of the oountv.
There is great danger, however, or
the Dlan falling throuxh. for the adu
cated class of the votera are aroused
over the assumption of dictatorial auth
ority taken by Kleeman and hla fellow
woraera. xnere are many or tne uer
mans who do not believe In the old
machine conduct of Multnomah county
politics and who reaent the effort to
foist uDon them candldatea which they
do not want to vote for. They are out
knocking the plan and will work for lta
defeat Tha full tjeket as outlined by
the small committee, under the per
suasion of the Hodaon-Beach-Balley-
Read leadara, la aa follows s
Tha liUohixuVa Slate.
United States senator CL W. Fulton.
Congress, Second dlatrtot T. T. Qeer
or George S. Shepherd.
Hunremo luaae Kooerx o. Mean.
Dairy and food commflsaloner Dr.
Alexander Raid.
Road commissioner, second district
R. Hamilton.
Circuit Judge I A. McNary. (Votera
COLE TALKS TO
ELECTRICIANS
Following Address to Union
He Speaks to Retail
Grocers.
Portland electrical workera and retail
grocers were addressed laat evening by
Jamea Cola, Republican candidate for
dlatrtot attorney, tha flret meeting be
ing held in Drew hall on Seoond atreet.
near Morrison, and tha aecond In Allsky
hall. Third and Morrison.
Mr. Cola did not attempt any fine ora
tory, lie almply outlined tha policy ha
would puraua In the event that ha la
chosen to fill tha district attorney's
chair, and stated plainly how ha would
oonduct tha office. In each audience
there were about 100 men. and all list'
re warned aaainst EL C. Bronauah aa ened attentively to Mr. Cole's address.
being an open enemy of personal lib- For thla evening Mr. Cola haa been
arty.) invited to appear before tha North Al
District attorney, (choose one) blna Improvement club and at the big
Geoi ge J, CameronT Qua C Moaer, Rog- Republican rally to be haul at the Earn
er B. Binnott. I votera are warned pire uieaire, -
against Jamea Cola as an enemy of At the meeting of the grocers Cole
personal liberty.) explained the working of the Sunday
Joint representative, Clackamaa and cloalng law and his remarka were
Multnomah C. N. McArthur. cloeely attended by his auditors. Cole
State aanatora. (chooae five) J. c. l maae a very iavoraoie impression upon
Bayer, John B. Coffey, E3mer B. Col- the grocerymen, who liberally applauded
weiu John uriseoii. u. w. nooson. Ben " speeuu.
Selling, 8ig Slchel. John D. Wilcox. I Cole haa bean gaining ateadlly In h a
. . . . ' , 1 A. m TV I Avli ah .ha .nmlntttiAn anil tha nASirila
to anow uie man ana
(Under no circumstances vota for H.
henever required by a court. I i, A,K... h i. .n. .nmv n Trir.i hivi learned
Judge Cleland, In ruling on theques- f.-r '" " " ' hl, ,tand for decency and a clean and
it off in 10-acre and 20-acra tracta.
Tha Umatilla ranch waa acquired by
it. vy. jriuni in eany aaya. in tna eariy
alxtlea ha freighted between Umatilla
ana uoise, ana his attention waa at
tracted to the rich land now in tha
ranch through the fact that tha Indiana
uaed the place aa a winter camping
ground, because of tha mild climate and
rion pasturage.
ar, he purchased the ranch and held it
until aoout two years ago. at which
time It waa aold to the preaent owners
ror a price saia to nave been .75,000.
S3 I X W. H. Xurthuri,
Vote For
W. S, Stulhul
FIVE EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS IN UTAH
(United Preu LeauS Wlra.t
Salt Lake, Utah, April 16. Residents
of Mllford, Utah, and vicinity were
atartled early this morning by five dla-
iinci shock oi earm quake. Every
house in Milford, which is about 200
miles from Salt Lake, was shaken and
people ran Into the streets in a atate
of wild disorder. No serious damage
'ji.ia shocks were also felt at New-
nouoe, lauik
14 A Z Congressman W. K. ZOUa.
la t his post of duty. Keep him
Metzger fits glasses for $1.00.
WANT CAMPBELL Al
A1TCHIS0N REELECTED
MUwaulde, Or., April is. We. cltl-
aens of the town of Mllwaukle, Oregon,
having had an opportunity to Judge the
ability and attitude of our present rail
road commissioners, Thomu IC Camp
bell of; the First district and Clyde B.
Alicmson oi ma oeoonu district, db
earnestly recommend them for reelec
tion and ask the voters of their respec
tive diatricts to casi their hallntu fnr
them at the primaries April 17. for the
paat five years the people of Mllwaukle
nave endeavored to obtain conoessiona
to which we were Justly entiued, but
with no success.
But for, the decision of the railroad
commission we would be as far from
having our rights recognized as we were
Jn the beginning. It i a matter of
common ? knowledge that the powerful
Interests do not want Mesara. (
and jAltohlaon reelected because they
have given i ne people a square deal, but
wa believe their qualifications, services
and experience are such that the public
welfare demands they should be re
tained aa members of the railroad com
mission. ;; ' :
Signed, ' William Bhlndler, mayor:
Philip Strelb, president of oouncil; John
R, Kelso, councilman; T. R, A. Sellwood.
councilman: O. 8. Matthews, council
man:. W. F. Lehman, recorder- it nr
Elmer, treaauxer; Richard SeotL j. w
Grasle, J. M. Snyder, James Reid, citi
sens. committee; H. F. Loedlng, secre
tary citizens' committee. f-
- - Climbs Through Transom.
The store conducted by B. F. sntt
at 1ST West Park street, waa robbed
last night of atamps amounting in
value to . IB.- ' The thief: entered the
store by climbing over tba transom of
the front door. -A desk in, the office
waa broken open, but aaide ; from the
stamps nothing of, value , waa taken,
Uhe theft was reported to tha twllce. , 7
demurrer to the comDlalnt waa hub
talned next tha amended complaint was
stricken out, ana toaay permission 10
file a second amended complaint was
refused.
LAUE'S DAUGHTER
DIES IN HER HOME
i-
Mora Mav Laue. only daughter of
J. M. A. Laue, of the Laue-Davie Drug
company, died at her home, 6 .Eaet
Ash atreet laat night death bemg
caused by heart failure. Miss JLavue a
health had been poor for several years.
She waa 18 years of ago and .was. up
to year ego, ' a pupil of the Allen
preparatory school. She had many
friends among the young people by
whom aha waa greatly teioveq ,
For tha laat. year she had been. In
California in the hope that her health
would be Improved and three months
ago left for a trip east, visiting in Vir
glna and Kentucky, but waa taken aiok
on the way and forced to return home
about five weeka ago.
Funeral aervlcea will ba held In Tay
lor Street church tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock and burial will take place
at Rlvervlew cemetery.
CITY GOLD PLACED IN
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT
Owing to strict provisions In tha city
iarter regulating the depositing of city
funds, City Treasurer werlein waa
forced to withdraw $384,000 from the
various cltv banks today and deposit in
the safety deposit vault in tha Security
Savings & Trust - company bank. Ot
this aum $160,000 was cleared through
the United States National bank this
morning. $140,000 was drawn direetly
from one bank and $60,000 from an
other.
Snowslldo Buries laborers.
(United Prem Leased Wlre. .
Vancouver, B.C.: April 16. -A snow-
slide at Albert canyon overwhelmed two
hoarding cara loaded with Japanese
laborers. Four ware Killed ana 10 seri
ously injured, The accident occurred on
the main line 01 111 vJinwuan rowa
State representative chooae two) honeat enforcement or me lawa oie
A. A. Anderson, N. D. Beutsen, Joaeph siateo. xooay n"'u'
w. naverldire. Frank BoJlam. John nng the nomination Friday, and .men
Rrawn L E Crouch D. F Hardman. 'who keep close in toucn witn political
a w Hoirh K. k: KublL rSuhi conditions say that all conditions point
a v
Kuehn. Dave B. Mackle, George W." Mc
Millan. Frank J. Richardson.
County commissioner T. J. KreuJei
rmintv cleric F. 8. Fields.
County-treasurer John M. Lewis.
Countv assessor B. D. Sigler.
County school superintendent R. F.
Robinson.
County coroner E. JBL Slickson or
Dr. Ben L. Norden.
County surveyoi" Phllo HoTbrook Jr.
Justices of the peace, (vote ror two;
Fred B. Olson, WlHiam Raid.
case vote for J. W. Bell.)
Constable Fred A. Frlsehkorn
Charles, Mauta.
Democrats
United States senator George
Chamberlain. (This name must
written on the ballot.)
Congress A, J. Derby or John A
Jef fry! ... . .
Circuit jungo jnanes J. ocnnaoei
(This name must be written on the bal-
t.. .
state senator w. su. c amnam.
(In no
or
E.
be
Tor Bailioad Ooxnmlsslonar
Vote For
83 I Z I W. S. Sudbvt.
Bishops Take Part.
(United PrM8 Leued Wire.)
Mll.l,.. W I a A r,wil IK KT.arl.r
dozen Methodlirt bishops, representing I No Butte
to a victory for him at thla week'a cri
maries. wherever Cole has appeared
he has made a strong impression upon
tha naonle bv hla manlv stand for hon
esty and strict and Impartial enforce
ment of the laws and upon this fact Is
based the belief that he win be nomi
nated. At the Armory last night Cole was not
present when one of the speakers 'In
making a general speech referred to tha
various men who have- played an Im
portant part In Oregon and Portland af
fairs and mentioned Cole's name. The
speaker waa interrupted for the moment
by a round of applause which showed
that Cole haa supportera in all parts 'of
the city who are ready to make his fight
for him at all tlmea1
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.
(Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.)
WOSton, April 10.-V7H1UI1U piiuea;
AAvantura iuiroux
Alloues MftiQId Dom..
Atiantin B Osceola
Cal. ft Hecla.szo isnannon
Cop Range ,
Dalv West ,
pom. Cop...
Ely 1 . . .
Gold.HlU..
Greene
Michigan . . 1
MohawK
FEEDER OF
HOIiTH HI
DR. ALEXANDER REID
rip-' Ttt--ty -,' t
1 ft-
1:
1 7
Astoria Road AVill Bo Op-
erated Directly From the I
Portland Office . of vHill
Systcm-Greater Develop
ment Contemplated;
Dr. Alexander Reid, who n-
, At a stockholders' meeting of tha" Aslnouncet himself candidate for
torla-t Columbia River railroad oom- position of Oregon State
pany ysstaraay , D-ln: and Food Commissioner on
jrrancia a. -iara. repracauuB mm mm - - , aiu. t.
intereata, waa elected prealdent. to iuo- the regular Republican ticket, H
reed 0, M. Lavay, now vice-pr-emon g graaualC OI U17 liicuiwa
of the Northern Paoifio, with haadquar- ment"of the Oreeon State unlver-
Icre at St PauL Mr. Clark is aiao . . . . - . -ctlve prac-
preaident 6f tha Spokane. Portland SZrl 1 n,,t 18
BeatUa, known as tha north bank road. tk in Oregon for the MSt 18
Other dlraotca elected were: H. C, years, ana 8 ITSiaenx OI uie aiaue
Nutt WUllam lUrder. A, D. Charlton, Ior 10 vearB.
L. C, Oilman. J. Magulra. J. P. Martin. j, ft.j j - m.Q - pxaduate of
Tha latter was tWected secretary of KCIO IS BISO gTB uavB w
the onmnanv. The election Of Mr. It Via Pnval CAlIace Of Veterinary
Clark to the head of the corporation e!,,,, and la at
la Uken to mean that the road will be Surgeons, bCOtlanO, ana IS SI
operated directly from the Portland nr,.en,a member of the State
headqusrters of the Spokane, Portland present' mcmucr
soattie road, and aa a part of tha veterinary examining board.
uittri."yn'owrag.neraiiy believed among Dr. Reid has always Uken an
railroad men that the Hill companiee -ctIve interest in Mil matters per-
nava entered upon a very iarg pinu w - - , . , ,.j ti..
railroad development In weatern Wash- taming to food products, and ttl9
l?.to.uffi fact ol his being a graduate of
the advent of tha Milwaukee, the North tjnth a medical and veterinary
.n""thiVterprito7yu,'with the' V t school makes him especUlly weU
eraily admitted that next year will be .nn:noeti tf fill the Off ice of Dairy
the greateat bualneea year In tha hla- equippea XO liu ic uniwi: w
tory of the Pacific northwest It ia pre- mrut Fnnri Commissioner.
AT EIRY1LE
dieted that there wiU be a rremenaoua " . nrmrtirinir
volume of trafflo and a car ahortage Dr. Reid iS now a practiang
that will test the endurance of railroad -.t-va-Vian in Portland, with of-
and ahlppera. Aa oonaeatlon of freight P"101"1 " '
terminaia ana si a ei rants is roacwm '"ItlceS Si 00 KVUIHull avenue
pa ilka ouun vauaa v. w .uv, i
la believed tha Hill companies will carry
out tha auggeatlon of a complete Inde
pendent line around tna loop Deiween
ortland, Taooma, beatue and Bposana.
il is renorted from Tacoma that
Prealdent Hill'a proposal for the trains
of tha Great Northern to enter Taooma
over tha Northern Paclflo I rack a from
Seattle has been turned down. The
Northern Paclflo officials declare that
tha tracks nf that road from Seattle are
already taxed with trains to tne limit,
and the officials of the Oreat Northern
have been advlaed to build a road of
their own to Tacoma. Railroad men
there aay that Prealdent Hill haa been
seriously considering for some time tha
construction! or a roaa 10 forxiana 10
connect with the north bank line, and
TRACK TODAY
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Emeryville, April 18. Reaulta at
Emeryville:
m . . anl a half furlonga.
thus complete tha gigantic loop begin- 1 . lrtAdena (110). 14 to 6,
ning Spokana j-rj 'tWttt.1 of !
4 to 1. third. Time 1:T .
Scratch Montciair in ma '
U
mm fight
Followers of William Jen-
ninp Bryan Will Not
Cause Dissension.
HON DELEGATES
LL HOLD SEATS
(United Pnsa Ltased Wire.)
Harmony again rulea In tha ranks
... .a aa J fminnl I IE
having been decided at the last meeting
of the organisation that the action of
the week previous, requesting the af
filiated trades unions to withdraw all
. a ml St ft
new ov,
8
... 31
... 81B
... 11U
64t)Tamarack .... 6d
8 I Victoria fA
2 IButte Coala... 19'
8 H United 6
SiTrinlty ...... 13
8H Parrot 17
10 Nlpplssing ... 6H
48 Qulncy 82
failure of tha resolutions committee of
tha atate Democratic convention in sea
alon here to lndorae tha candidacy of
WUllam Jennings Bryan for tha preal.
dencv. tha followers of the Nebraska n.
In a statement issued, today, practical
ly admitted that they would no longer
make a fight before the convention for
an lndoraement ,. .
Tha statement says that altar a gen-
tha
.iillinrluij bV
. 4.., iraderation of Labor.
parent organisation of tha local trades
council. , . . .
n o. Toung. organiser ior mo ..-.-
- at T hKaSI hn WAS
lean Federation --
.v,a last meeiuis v"-
SnV central bbdy to demand the
S?aVaTof anyfcsata un ess oh
have oeen J?J'-"V' viaranna imme-
1 nf tha A.M B.i mnlllHnn. anv nOtltral bOdy tO OOmanu IUO J"
th hait AariAA that thnra waa al. I rirawal Of any delegate
unless charge;
.MfarrMi ana
reaov a laca or narmony in ine con- nave j"-:v-v
r . . . - , , , , 1 . -1 1 ltr.iintni
vention ana mat iwr were unwilling 10 1 susmuuw. "--;r'"i order the wltn-
lntroduce another question which might diateiy ruieu - Ind announced that
cause further differences of oplnon drawal resolution ana nou a
not even such an, amiable "question as tha ,3leBat?' ? tV - had been,
to whether the deleratea to the Demo- would remain aa tney n . th
cratic national convention ahould be In- Labor 'edeJBfCna.te solution waa
atructed. This Is also the attitude taken opinion that a tB"D'a a -coin-by
the minority on tha resolutions com- found for ".f'mo situation,
mittea plicated and . tub2 88 Xt 11 ,S ' in
The Bryan adherenta deny the rumor Organizer 3"ntime longer and will
that they were Induced to capitulate Portland for some tlma . onger sna
tnrougn messages received rrom wryan. visn m - "mh,ra on matters
However, tha impreasion la general advising with the member s on n.t
that tha Nebraskan sent a message call- affecting union a-r- Council at tha
1I1K vil lit m iwmuwci o i, 1 ului li iur a. 1 viia . ,
promise mat tne unit rule would not Friday msm "'"
be enforced against tna Mew York del
agatlon.
the foreign fields as well aa various
parts Of the United States, are In Mil
waukee to attend the Men's Missionary
convention of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Wisconsin. The convention
la in ocon m the new orand-avenue
Methodist church this evening and will
remain in session several days.
Among the bishops whose names ao-
pear on the program are Bishops Hart
sell of Africa, Warne of Bombay, Old
ham of Burmah. Harris of Korea. Bash-
ford of China, Wilson and Thoburn of
Calcutta. McDowell of Chicago and
Berrv of Buffalo.
Other prominent speakers to be heard
Nevada Cons,
62"
11
lwlnona
Wolverine
6
24H
Copper Trade Better.
Include Prealdent Hucrhea of De Pauw
university, of Detroit, Dr. J. L. Trim
bla of Cincinnati, Rev. Dr. E. F. Ninde
Spring Aliments
Pimplefl, boilfl, ecaema and other
eruptions, loss of . appetite, that tired
feeling, fits of biliousness, Indigesttoa
and headache, are some of them. '
They are , all radically and perma
nently cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. .
This great medicine thoroughly
cleanses the blood and restores healthy
functional activity to the whole system.
It makes people well
"I have been using- Hood's Sarsapa
rilla as a spring medicine for ten years,
and have never found anything better,'?
John Fletnings, Campbell Hall, N. Y.
Accept no substitute for
Hood'G Sarcaparilla
Insist on having Hood's.. Get it today.
In liquid or tablet form. 100 Doses $1.
of Providence, and Colonel E. W. Hal-
rora or wasmngton, ix v.
14 I X I Congressman W. ft. Ellis.
Mis enemies, if ha has an v. have
never accused him of dishonesty.
Easter Lilies to Be Cheap.
(United Pre Leased Wire.)
New York, April IB. During the past
few days several vessels have arrived
nera rrom cwmuuei wnose cargoes con
sisted solely of thousands upon thou
sands of boxes of Easter lilies. The
market la literally glutted and as a re
sult the DODular Easter floral emblems
promlso to reach a lower price this year
than ror many years past, une amp
brought lu.uuu ooxea, eacn dox con
taining five dozen lilies.
Last year the retail price was from
it to 11.60 each, but the wholesala
dealers ' announce that because of the
quantity .-. and quality or the present
crop, it is prooaoie mai tne riowers win
retail bof ore the end of. the week at
T5 cents and possibly as low as SO
cents each.
Forced to
Charles Helsao
I4t In Tent.
has been lodged
In
tha county Jail on a charge of non-
rupport. His wife nas oeen living la
a tent In Sellwood and tells a pitiful
story of neglect. She has been working
In a laundry ior a pittance, oemg un
able to pay the bills of tha doctor and
undertaker since tha death of her child.
Tor Railroad GSommiaaloma
Vote Hr.
83 ) X ! W. HL Huriburt.
The associated banks, representing
the Portland Clearing house, will be
closed on Friday, April 17, that day be
ing election day and a holiday.
Metzger, optician, J42 Washington,
New Tork. April 16 A leading copper
producer estimates that in the neighbor
hood of 85,000,000 pounds of copper were
sold to domestic consumers during
March, the largest month's business
at nca the denresslon In Conner baaan.
Domeatlo and foreign sales, it is figured,
exceeded the production of copper in
this country, canaoa and Mexico,
Boston to Close.
Boston, Mass., April IB. Tha Boston
stock exchange will ba closed Good Fri
day and the following Saturday. Mon
day, patriots' day, peine; a legal holiday
in thla state, tha local exchange win
therefore bo closed rrom Thursday,
April 16, to Tuesday, April 21.
Some Gold in Nevada. '
Washington, April 16. During 1007
Nevada produced metals valued at $20,
472,894, against 818.422,420 in 1906, For
1907 the gold yield is valued at 114,407,-
tsos ; suver, 10,10.000.
s New Incorporations.
(Special PUpatcb to Tbt Journal.)
mjquii vi. v. 1 aiwwob in
corporation have been filed in the of
fice of the secretary of state as follows:
TWO NATIVE S0LDIEES
KILLED IN ISLANDS
(Cttltad PraM tested Wire.) w
..l rTn ie Turn members
.. Man"fl.L" tilled and three
of
wooaDurn western Kaiiway com- tha conataDuiaiy ""'"v,-":.teome 0
pany; principal office. Portland, Ore- soldlera. wounded M ftlawa1!! tha
gon; Jlmirp. recent W&JXRv&-
Liverpool Wheat Market.
Liverpool, April 16. May wheat
opened at ea lUttd, cioseo at ss 109,3,
a net loss ot Ta in
from yesterday.
After Once Tasting
v y V V v- V
Tnr. W T. rinnalil n 1VT .l,tk. I Tlan or MirUUUUVi a"-""" T
western coal & Timber company;
principal office, C.oqullle, Oregon; cap-!
ital stock. 810.000; incorporators,, J. i
i-oisom, J. b. tsarron and eprge a,
Folson. : 1
Gray. McLean ft Percy; principal of-
nce, r-ortianu, uregon; capital stoeK,
115,000; incorporators, Charles E. Gray,
D. A. McLean, and W. W. Percy.
The Teddy Safety Burner company;
fncipal office. Astoria. Oregon: caD-
tal stock. 2100.000: incoroorators. 3.
v, Straus, ft u, Moen and Tina B.
Kerr.
White Pine Box & Lumber company:
principal office. Union, Oregonj cap
ital stock, 110,000; Incorporators, E. O.
ZeeK, John L. Jacobs and A, C, Hess.
m. wvengood a co.i principal of-
aicutiB . l.7. ....
thought that tne paiuouu..
Lanao. when, a coiuiTr-"
and a batta ion ww'T " the
wE.n .ivoVai T. vaT encountered
oiiuaw. iui " "",-' .in., amnriff
them. No menimn iw """ "
the outlaws is maae.
ALLEGED SHOUT
HnaMl DliBttch to The Journal.)
Taiaton. Or.. April H. T. Kally,
manager of tha Singer Sewing Machine
company of thla city, is charged with
rice. Pendleton, Oregon! capital stock, being short to w" McounW- r. 'vJt
840.900; incorporators, F. E.iven rood, and a warrant has Issued for his
v. njriui. aiiu 11 o ( in. 11. . iwr. , lull uvjiikmi"" , , . u .ntlandiH tha
, The Hudson Bay Methodist Episcopal company. It hHin Of floor
church; principal office, FreeWater, Ore- money and fsaied-to turn It in. vin cera
gon; inocrporators, Kyis Mqpanlel, Dan tare now in wwu v -
ivmney ana uagar xioon.
Red
River : (Sold . Mining
A Milling
60 years of age.
company; incorporated under laws of . ' ni i nrssr
Arlaona: capital-stock. $1,000,000: at- nVsPFPS A EASILY ntmE
torney in fact, George W. Clay, Rose- U I Ol Lf Olf u '
UltU ;
burg, Oregon.
NOTHING YET HEARD
FROM MR. 3IANNING
. t( n mm .tf;
n.nan la a-enBra.117 ivou vu a, w
. m.h tha aame as numerous
SthersJlmenbut a. a matter of fact
no one wants an old-fashioned
cod liver oil prepara
tion or emulsion, because
Vinol is a much better body
builder and strength creator
for old people,weak children.
and for coughs, colds, bron
chitis, etc. If it does no good
we will return your money;
Woodard, Clarice & Co, PortWad, Or.
In the matter of securing i an av. it stands in a 'class by Itself and theo-
preaaion of policy from District ' At- retlcally. la pot a disease at au, nut a
lorncy jonn manning on the cloalng of denciency ox io V"""?!:" C'lhv -1
all minrmm .lllr. .1,- J.. i" 1 -Hr, la nrOllUCed. altbOUgh thS rO-
"iviw i. ira,i u OU11U.J WW ,),. avatam ...
ing law, tne Merenania' protective as- suits or uynviv" '"'T.Y":, ,
Ai.dnl i,.. .( ..... I ..v (h.f a liina- line of constitutional
rirrory result .The hearing of a state-, diseases are w ! 'ILrrir
nient from Mr. Manning at a meeting quently styled tha Mother of Mala-
. . u i .A t. . AQnn ttaal4 laat anaAMJH . I llalal " . , . ' 1 -1 -
hv.: -avw wv,i uvm " saa OTUI11I1B WM
postponed to the next monthly meet
ing of tha association. -
TESTING LEGALITY
. - ; OP BARBER LICENSE
The legality of the law requiring
barbers to take out a license Is Involved
in tha case of the state agalnat M. E.
Lee, -the -trial., of which began before
Judge O'Day in tha circuit court thla
morning. . Lee was the proprietor of a
Sixth street shop and -waa convicted and
fined 125 in the lower court It ts con-'
tended that, tha license law -Is an un-
warranted extension of the police power
a? i Mt 1. - . n . , .
If a gOOu aige'vive u ucu rcuiiij
a while and the diet is curtailed by
avoiding sweet things and pastries, tha
atomach will soon be restored to Its
normal activity and distress after eat
ing, belching and dirtiness will ; be
Quickly- relieved. .
The' best formula for this purpose is
as follows; Two ounces essence of pep
sin; thre ounces syrup of ginger; one -ounce
catandir compounds mix these and v
use in 'doses of from one to two tea
spoonfuls after each meal, also at bed-,
ttme.,t. - V
- The catandir compound Is a product
of the laboratories of the Globe Pliar- fc
maceutlcal. Co. of Chicago,, and It, v.
well - as the other- ingredients, can' be
gotten. at any well-stocked drug -store n
and casily mixed at home. "