THE OREGON DAILY , JOURNAL', PORTLAND," TUESDAY . EVENING, APRIL 21, . 1003.
a
Sue of
comrades
-' Vv' "" - -.- ! ;w7y;(f
Mayor consults boys as to .
' WHICH IS BEST CAR FENDER
It wii out at the demonstration of
streetcar fenders yesterday, that Mayor
Lane made tip wlfh two boys and. con
sulted them as to tha advisability as
to which of the life protectors should
be accepted by tho eouaollmen M tho
ono to bo adopted oa tho Portland
streetcars. . r i -'
. "Come on, boya," aal4 tho mayor, laad
ride to towa with ma, ' I want you two
to decide whloh la tho beet fenoer. Xou
havo aaan tbem all workV
Tha vouneatere ware ' certlcralei'lv
bright and healthy looking- and, they
'. ' TirA" ThATKlJinn ' IlUSS12U1 I ""bad on tha car by tho aide of tho
7 iWO,' , IHOUSailU Aiuaotttu olt MCutiva their oyoa fllatened and
Troops Bent to Assist uo- plneaa on thalr faces. -
i x Yrruial. ' T-ir w The car started. - Tho mayor oat ba-
. Ir taChment AVlllCll, 15 llarr twaaa the two. Both tho boyo -were
.,';.;.. - .' , aa proud aa peacocks.
. f asscd oy : iiura jjnganus
. Near Belcsuyar.
.Wall." said I. Lena, flnaUy, "which
of tho fenders do you Ilka tho beatt
Whloh do you think la boat for tha pro
tection of tha publlor ;
rn. mm ha nuTht It waa tho shear.
sheoed oontrlvanoe which throw tha
body to tha right of tho track, Tha
other boy thought Ilkewlee. .
Tha queatlon of etreetcer f endara whloh
haa been agitating tho mlnda of ooun-
nllman anil tha tnlror'ind the Pre al-
daat of tha atreetear company for
months, had been settled. In a minute
n .two boya.-- . - , .
Tna car came 19 1 wuiyvnim
Waahtnt ton atroata. .Tho boya aroee to
fat otf. '. .
"I wonder did hO moan thatr ald
ono aa tha two left tho car. ,
, "Suro. ho did." waa tho anawar.
Tha to ateppad proudly and walked
In tho direction oft tfoyrllle. thinking of
their great Influence with tho mayor Of
Portland. ',.... ' !-
MINISTERS HOLD
: flHKUAL HFETIHG
;Fear .Expressed That AH
YTTtll iiuka T?ftrt nfooart-
a t9-.iHJ DiTines Gather, to Discuss
un vhP Rrpnft of , Work 6f Eoso City
Trouble:'; v v . V ' ;v,
Tha aaaoelatlon of Congragatlonal
mlnlatera mat thie morning; at tho High
land church. pornr af Blxth and Pra
(Colted fnmt teae4 Wtre.) I natt atraatl Th annual Inn at tha
Tlflla. April IL Two thoaaand Rua- .. . . .v.,,).,. .nt
alan troopa were today aent under ruah mii.,.r- fttlm ..-., .
ordara to ramrorco mo fel"-0 aano place at two o'clock and contln-
dlera. woo, whllo oarohtof Jfor Kurdl-h u through tom0rrow algbt'a aaaalon.
brlganda 1 tha nalghborhood of Bala- Luth. R tt opened tho a.-
auvar.near tha frontier, ware com- m. ... Uk .......
plataly aurrounded by, a auparlor foreo m0deni HUratnra, and tho adrantaa
01 j-ora.- , - , b, gminad by a minister from ao-
oiuonary ivrcw ayw "."""Toualntanoa with It Dlacuaalon foi
ls, bv.'anamlea. On aocount 01 tneraii0.j imA hv. Rmp, Hawirrf (lllnatrlrk
being- no rallroada to carr tho rein- LUB0n8On Waa eenred by tha ladlaa of
forcementa they will be unable to reaon tn AM mociatr ot Highland church,
tha acene for aeyaral daya. , Tha annual meeting opened fhla-af-
. EMISWS
Lone Anarchist Throws En
tirely New Light Upon '.
His Creed. r
. Hiking Good. 1
'Thar la no way 01 'making loattns
frienda like Making Uoods' and Doctor
riarca'a modlclnaa wall oiampllfy thla,
and their frienda. af tar mora than two
dacadot of popularity, ara pamborod by
tha buBdraaa of thouaaoda. 1'hey bava
mado rood" and they bay not mad
oVunkarda. ,
good. honaaL Mnara-aal madlcina of
known rompoaltloa 1 Or. Florca'a Ooldca
it auu anioya an im-
tna srcpara
Dromlnonoa In
tba earlier period of Ita popularity hara
"ffono by tha board" and ara borer mora
heard of. Thara mntt bo aoma reaaon for
thla long-time popularity and that if to
ha fnnnA In Ita annarlnr merits Whan
Tomorrow la tha flay aat apart py onCa Kt..n a fgiy trial for weak atomach.
tha oouncll to oonaldar tha petition of I orfor liver and blood affootlona, Ita aope
tha Inman-Foulaen ' Lumbar company I rior ouratire qaaiitlea are eoon manireat;
aaklnt . for the vacaUon of certain J. hfnoa it uaa luryiTea ana frown in pop-
atraata an tha ... , at'a ' anil , Uita, I f9'. While acOTei Of, lesa merltorlOUi
atraeta on the eaat aide and - Mayor trtlcle, mYt ludden 7 flaahed Into favor
. .... urm m iv 10- vv-1 t0P . brl) nariod and then been aa aoon
Die oalllrjr thalr attention to tha feat. I Inrwitt..
Mayor Lane polnte out' that If the ra-1 For a torpid liver with Ita attendant
oaUona ara granted by tha oouncll the inaif eauon, oyjpepsi. neaaacne, per
..t .in K. nin.it ... I nape QiuineM, ioui orBBiu, naaty coaieo
u.4i.. """"I vir" wvwm w. !
with dl
Hit rams 10
STOP BIG STEAL I
Calls Attention of People to fJSiSJfS
Efforts to Vacate . 'on i
. ' . City Streets. ;
Flrat nawa of tha aore airaua ip tarnoon. . After devotlona tha Bundat
which the Buealan ttroope . mtye oeen ,cnool iutute waa held wWh claaao-
J. Lewie Drinker 'the only anarohlat
In Portland" at leaat tha only one to
reglater aa - auch (on the reglatrallon
booka of the oourthouae baa written a
latter to The Journal replying to orlil-
ctama of hlmaelf and -hie political be
lief. The letter followe: .
Portland, Or., AprU I. To tha ad
ttor of The Journal ."Behold! What a
great matter a Utile fire kindletb."- No
worda mora fittingly deacrlba the
"kick-up" that la being made over the
aimple act of an American cltlien
(mora dlatlnctlvely an American tech
nically.) Proof of thla aaaertloa may
be had by aendlng an able reporter to
along Mr. Mlddleton.
earn a little cheap notoriety by
ho la trying to
atari
my home, and I auggeat that he bring
. - 1 rnuiii I I II IB WBL. II IT II I WUII I I . n . . .
i a .nivut hara Haturdav. ine I i , .: 1. L7 i -.7 J,... . -. ling a movemeni looxinr to my aepori
:ik" ttaalTth. gurda and Huaalane t :::r. "l ,1 .t .I""rT"'"lV.m," tlon. and Chief Urltamaoher-ithe will
have taken place and (y",u "TSST'J'EL. "t V'.'J- t Ind nothing mora aaploalre la tha
the naming IB unaquuiwv 'v: Junkip .m uni, Kirk mw III ha tha aiiK. I .... . .
reea. It la feared thattha imau lana 1-4". V-Sk"br Mre. W. D. Palmer. "L0."0. P??..'"!"
aannot hold out ana wai a BiwiMri 1, ... k ,..v. .h. .noi.i I ""., iiiiiraucn aa io. w w
r.rtl!w b-tor. th. reinforcement. PP wm Mbe Kll
arriTib ' tor greeting, to be reeoondea to oy tht I ..i.7.iT. .: .( ' " wiu
Tf,,TrnT,n LA'f' ly"oUW Thi
AMlililUAJN DAi-LiviUJ Hxhta TvMln. tha aubleot will b. model S.S.,JtaL
SEND MONEY HOME 5i,SeSnPeffiSh ,th r" ort" tt?Z?:&Ji&M'
: eImon win oe preacnea To berln with whv- ahouldT ao com
oy Kav. J-uiner uyoii. u. u. monDlaca an act oocaafon ao much dud-
1 Pi am a-a. 1 n I I aawal' aaaalAn tawlll naa Aalil I . . , ... . . .
to tba rlvar aouth of the Madlaon atreet
bridge.
The atraeta which the lumbar com
pany want are thoee on which Ita mill
alte la now located. Tha company haa
occupied the elreata for many yeaja amd
bellovaa thay belong to the company by
ngni or occupation. Mayor iAne'e jet
tar followai
"To tha 1 FeoDle I have I at tlraea
callod your attention to mattera of
leglalatlon concerning your affaire,
which I had reaaon to autmoaa mlzht
be of Intareat to you. It being my be-1
uei iixai 11 wouia pay you quiie wen
to keep Id eomewhat lloaer touch with
them than you are In the habit of
uoing.
i'In purauanoe of thla plan and re
apectlng a queatlon of considerable Im
portance to you, I would reapectfully
aak you to note that tomorrow la tba
day let by your rnpreeentatlvee to bear
any objeotlona which you may have to
make to tho vaoatlon of a number of
atraeta to tba Inman-Poulaen Lumber
company.
Worth 9100,00a
"In reaped to thla matter I have to
aay that there are parte of eight of
Iheae atraeta, that thev amount to tho
equivalent of eight blocka of land in
the aggregate of a value of not leaa
aay, than 110,000 to 1100,000. When
theae atraeta are parted with, all means
of acceaa to tba river over public nrop-
ertr aouth or the Madiaon at
on tha eaat aide of the , river
appetite.
ftreai after eating, nervouaneaa
and debility, nothing la ao food aa vr.
Plaroe'e Golden Medical Dfscdvery. Iff
an honeat. aonare-deal medicine with all
Ita Ingredlenla printed on bottle-wrapper
no aecret, no hocne-pocua hnrabng.
therefore don't accept a tubttttuto thai
tha dealer may possibly make a little big
ger pro at. intw on your right to nave
what yon call for.
Don't bu y Dr. Pierce' Pavortte preecrtp
tioa expecting It to prove a "cure-all." It
la only advlaM for woman's tpedai all
menu, it mane weak women strong ana
lok women well. Lest advertised than
some preparations sold for like purposes,
Its sterling curative vlrtnea still maintain
Its position In the front ranks, where It
stood over two decades ago. as an in
vigorating tonlo and strengthening nerv
ine It Is nnenuald. It won t satisfy thoae
who want "boose," for there Is not a drop
of alcohol in It.
rv. ftil--i- tic. ..a ia.n.. .I.
mi rasav. . rivaa.,,. fym.., iqb vrtyv
nnl Little Liver Pills, although the tint
pin of their kind in the market, still lead,
and when once tried are ever afterwards
In favor. Kaay to tske aa candy one to
tnree a rose, nacn vnuatea put fisvrr
tquaud.
radically cut off from tha
y Uke
atreet north of tha Sluffa which la ac-
the reaaon that thei
m BOOTINOED CASE
TJE1
AGAIHS
ire U not ajwaye m. p.auuiru.i. . .1- , ..r--' a.TiV.,,,'i I ln" ".rcnll- Ana wnat la an
record, mace up py. TyS'L
(Uatted Preat laeaed Wtre.)
flan Diego. Oal ArU IL
aahnr. la not ajwave a BDend thrift
se up Dy tne money uiu" I "i . ,. . j " T v. Vf, ti i anarcniaiT wny la na ao icarea ana
dlvlalon at the local poatornce prove i mi.w mu vj .v. oi.un, natedT Llst.nl An anarchist la one
that The firat day the eaiiora irom tna r".l"r. '"t.. "5 wno bolda that U men are created
Atlantic fleet were aahore here they People ; addreaa Th ie Social Life of equal. That true government can only
aent eff about S7.606 to their relatlvea, the Church by Rev. W. H. Meyer; ad- com8 through the coneent of the gov-
and It fa eatlmated that they Beat mon- dresa. "Poaltlva Preaching" by He v. F. erned. 1. a, the will of the people.
orders ror aDoui txv.uvu inruugu u . w ..vu j i i nai ma poiiciea oi government anouia
ey orders tor aDoui txv.uvu mi
office while tho fleet waa hare.
peopls
.hruili
Almost cuaelon. Bvangellatlo work will be pre-1 be ao ahaped aa to conduce to the
..... iin.g on tha Doat- aentaa cy ev. ij. t. xnomaa. "nnance. I naai .iimin.tinn. of va an k.
Office of aoma email town in uie mw "7 ,. J?: H.r'iJU.?"u J"1 leveling oi ail claaa distinctions, and
die weat or the eaat. . . 5v- A: ?uHb Paator an All-1 lastly and moat important of all. that
The aal lore aieo aent tnouaanaa oi nuna aexor. . no man ever waa, la now or ever
dollara home by checks through the .Tomorrow afternoon Dr. W. H. Coe ahould be entitled to profit by an-
t iunii irm avi viii ;" nii..tvuar t i qtner a ton, an exacting pnnoaopny, out
. . ... I movement. EJ. B. McNaughton will I unlmnaachablv correct, and deatlnad
tT X iTT , .1 .... . . t v, apeak on work for men and Mlaa Mary I com Diet 1t to efface our nraaent indna-
f 4"i VvvTTTr .'ttAT TC twa Farnham will give an addreaaon. Pa- trial ayatem, Includlnc ita two Chief
JJAiJitlltF r ' cine univerauy. trio. aire, xsuniaon. featurea the church and the atate. for
TTTT?ST CITY ELECTION ,"lfc P'cloua Influence of claaa' rule, rotten
. i I in open nmung loragrrow evening i 0 tneir ZOUndatlona
1 : ... I will be addresaed by Rev. Paul Radar I .;
Folrvlew yeaterday ahook off Ita vll- ana Rev. A. J. iroiaom. auparintendent
i... ithaa and became a. town. Forty- l oi noma miesione. .
thrm raaldenta of tba place went to the
nniia iiui 16 voted In favor of Incorpora.
flon A complete town government waa
chosen, from mayor aown to aiuermen.
There waa only- one defeated candidate,
C. Shepherd falling to gain a place aa
councilman, u. hi. enavar waw .iKwa
the first mayor, receiving 41 votea.
William HUlier 'waa cuown nraiwii
with 41 votea The same number of
ballots ohoee A. T. AxteJl aa treaaurer
and J- 11- Sohrara waa given It for
marahal. For aldermen the vote waa
aa follows: C. E. Cree. 81: .William El
llston, 40; D. S. Dunbar. 40; J. Luscher,
89; Grant R. Shaw, 86: E. A. Whitney,
i. and C Shepherd. 28.
r.lAliY SUBURBS
pound ran DOOR !
Why Abnaef
But why ahould tha advocate of tha
foregoing principles, which, ara clearly
thoae of the Chrlat who waa thus tha
father- of philosophical anarchiam, be
ao feared and hated T For precisely the
aame reaaon that the master waa so
feared and hated that he lost hla Ufa
defending hla prlnclplea. via., because
of tha Ignorance of the massea and
the Jealousy and hatred of the acribea
and the chief priests, for the same con-
uiuona prevail today In the Industrial
world aa prevailed in that day In the
reiigioua world. To fully elucidate the
...T IV . I T " I lll.llim . 1
"Once vacated, theae atraeta ara loat S
to public uae for all time unless the
city buys them back again. I can
understand how you might loan tha uae
of them or rent or leaae them for a
email sum to be paid annually and auoh While the rasa agalnat Elmer Jen-
loan or lease or tnem w Da renewed. I nlnga, charged with attempting to ex
saea j ajvci ii i i w vi ilia wwaai n. uuw i aa . . .
you might vacate them In exchange for tort money from William Becket, a
lands of equal value to be uaad for contractor, by an alleged "badger game"
nark tunoae or playgrounds, but I see I waa hain k,ii i. ik.
ho reaaon why you ahould alienate them. t, " ,, ,, a .. .
receiving nothing In return, and at the f'L. ' 1,eSUo, "d that aa
aame time allow an entire aiatrtct to o. " """"-
blocked for all time from acceaa to the f.untJr 'T" not brought to
river, which la the vital, artery of the trla.L ,l.n. Multnomah.
City 0 existence i. v... vl iu imuriam liua-
"UnUaa you beetlr youraeivea. I look hand. wh appeared at the Oregon City
to aee theae etreeta pas- from out of ho,1 " 3 thoughtleaaly accepted
the control o the city. If there la a note from the erring contraotor in lieu
anythlug to be done In the way of ot cold, non-telltale cash. The case was
stopping me proceaa or erosion, wnicn I umn ru..
weara away the Drooerty of the Deonle
to meet the never ending demanda of
private persona, it win be accomplished
onlv whan the neoDle of thla citv awake
to Intelligent and concerted action and
call a - halt in the game. I have pro-
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
PROTECT WORKMEN
teated theae vacations to the council.
"Respectfully,
HARRlT LANE, Mayor.
(United Praia Leaaed Wire.)
Waahington, April 81 Foreign work
men ara better protected ln caae of
injury than are Americana, - la the
statement made In the report of ' the
'Ill I H I V H N f H A KltK pubiio today. The document la ex
OFFICERS TO ANSVER
pec ted to have a great Influence on con
grea in the matter of the employers
liability bill, on the paesage of which
dharsea nf oonduct unbecoming off!
.... in k. en. .i,k th. nii.a xTesiaent noosev.ii naa aet rua nearc
v.s """" " I If 1. Ia,lm.,.rf h Ihi... r,.-A . ,k.
committee by Chief Orltamaehar agalnat bill that the reDort comina at thla time
.rioW: of Port- -rtS USSTJSi
HERMAN BILLEK IS
SAVED FROM GALLOWS
- I
(United Praia Leased Wire.)
Snrlngfiold. 111.. April 21. Herman
land Is Clamoring for
Annexation.
true anarchism should be given, but
time ana space toroia; it la enough
that they cannot be criticised until toel
are dlaproved and that no man can
do.
In oonclualon. let ma sav that fO
year a" atudy of the great aueatlon of
economics together with a brief nariorl
Realdenta southeaat Of the city want 1 In the aervlce of the corporations, has
their territory brought Into the city made me a phriosophlcal anarchiat. and
nmi. ,,.. ... . v..' ai. . -,, I II atand In brilliant company stars of
llmlta and to that end have filed a peti- th flr,t magnitude, as it war Among
mention Voltaire, who did
cause or Human liberty
BlSSE"? ted1Lof Auditor Barbur .g'WI
l 4u. r t .a.U I that cnnavaffAH rtaa vnTaaiV imnea efr Vtdt t ITlOrA fOr thai
lal em QUrS VX int y IW" sau i a.aaTw, a-w. ! than Sk nv MeTn VkV uZ,Za . ( 1.
f Mm a reprieve nftl f un? leeT Tfer M " thi Chrlat- the pok OyTwhose
e mrsSm of hie ! P.0?. Country Ichurchyard." the
hang next Frlda
veatardav arantei
.tuna ia unon the representation
lawyers that- they have dleoovered evi
dence that will eventually save the life
of the condemned man.
MORE GIRLS BORN IN
of the territory at the last registration, most divine nroduc.tion tha renin, nt
This miani that If the annexation la I m an Atawi rvinAtvail . tare. Insnl m.A k,,
approved the population ot the city will tenets of the anarchlatle faith; Tom
be Increased about 4.800. - Payne, a member of the committee that
The diatriot affected In the Petition drafted, the constitution of the. United
Include? Lenta, Arleta, Archer, Myrtle gtatea and who firat incornorated tha
i jrma, ia.iiri,3j aiuuwm- mui ,i w wu. i worn liDeriV in Lnat aacred lnatrnmant
MAPfTT TITAN ROYS r,rlftJia- A5aH'. 2,nrF& Oakdale. Robert Emmiw the wrJd'a moat briu
i-XliliX JJUIO ivanhoe and texlngtoa Heights, , hUBt oratoP on, of Vitest pa-
trlota, and whoae laat address, the most
sublime that ever glorified a acaffold,
will live long after the name of every
Records of the health of floe ahow
that t8 4 children were born In Portland
In March. Of these 118 were boye and
182 were girls. The deatba for the
month numbered 184.
An
Easy
Trial
Is all that is 'necessary to
show that the system will
absorb more nourishment
from -
ROOSEVELT DEFENDED
BY SENATOR WARNER SWE W.thoVyiVThM T
cox, - me loremom woman or tne cen
rilrv an , r nnm n wn . .... lnM.Ji
(Unitea rresa Leaaeo wnre.i i tft aaX( nour and pjaca ,the leader of
Waahington, April si rreaident I tne Portland oar. ,
Roosevelt'a action In ordering the die-1 T ' rrom a Hew frtandpoint.
charge of - the negro troopa concerned 1 -To tba populace ln general, but partio-
Ernest Johnaon, acting police sergeant. I Is merely the carrying out of tho preal
and Patrolman Aaa Welch. While off dent's ordera. Issued In tha hope that
duty yesterday tne two oincera naa an it wui arouae aurricient aentlment in
altercation on the atreet, and eeveral I favor of the bill to Insure its passage.
nara diowb were rxuiHngou. inv m
Jurles were such that neither could re
port ror duty last ntgnt.
The report saya ln part;
r-racucauy
In the Brownsville affair waa vigorous
ly defended on tn
today oy
He
ularly the wage-earner, let me aay that
In the light of existing conditions every
. .v. v """""f man or woman, wno u
tor warner ox auaaouri. lor ber brains for other than tha
y-. u punwn vi mailing a living, muat
leeaarlly be a Dhlloaonhlcal ajiaroh).
denounced
president a atand as a political move
and denied that tha removal waa in-
17.
prosaic
neo-
it nr
dishonest naraon: fall I no- tn run tn
fluenoed by reaaon of tha eolor of the either of theae clasaea hla statue la aa
molMma. - " . . . I suredly fixed as that of the fool. Let
'It laf increaiwe 'to me,- saia tneimft add that If "Journal" readers will
ana.tor. "that v any Intelligent man. I read thla article carafuiiv mil ith.i..
white or black, could have the hardihood prejudice, tomorrow there will be 10,000
to charge that the preaident. In laaulng more anarchlata in Oregon than there
the order discharging those aoldlere waa were yesterday.
Influenced by reason of their color. As to those members of tha
It Is to be regretted that a syatematlo I who are ever ready to use the lance of
effort haa been made to, arouse the (adverse criticism, we urge them to sub-
negroes oi me oounirjr aguinsi tna i mil avory proposition to tne Clear light
president because of hla action in the I of reason, that the scales of prejudice
Brownsville affair." vr, may fall from thehr eyes wd .'their
juuriicni u as m siraignt-ed
Giape-Nuis
Than "' from any -other
known food. ' ' - ' ' f
Many . persons have 'lived
on "rape-Nuts" and gained
strength when nothing else
would remain on 'the" stom
.'ch food of, medicine. - fj
JAPAN TO ESTABLISH
4 EMIGRATION BUREAU
; (United Press Leaaed Wire.)
Tnklo Anril 11 For tha nurnnaa nf
Investigating the condition of Japan
iae worktngmen who have left the
mother country to aeek their fortunea
in. other climes,-the foreign office haa
REGULAR TRAINS c
QN REGULAR TIME p;
tdge,
all i
in-
em-
blance to Justice by the heat of human
There's a Reason."
stead, ae now, warped out of
Diance
passion.
1 ' e-l
0. R. & N. ANSWERS IN
BAKER CITY RATE CASE
(Special Dispatch to Tba lonraal.)"
oaiam. ur.. ADrii zi w. w. rjitinn
decided to . establish an emigration attorney for the O. R. ft N., baa filed
bureau. 1 f nspectora will be aent to all an anawer to tha complaint made before
countries In which many Japanese have the railroad commission April t by tha
found, homes, the places moat likely to Business Men's association and Citl-
receive- the first visits being Hawaii, sens' league of Baker City. The dls-
tne unutu ciiisi .oa '.wm i cnminaiions protesiea against by the
people of Baker Citv were similar to
those complained of by the business
men of Spokane ln the caae befora tha
interatate commerce commission, though
The CX R. A N. comnanv thrnnaK ita
attorney, denies the allegations made in
the complaint as they apply to any dis
crimination against the fobbing interests
of Baker City and in effect denies that
there are any large lntereata in Bakar
City that are affected by the ratea now
in force. v
. Sailor Killed. , .
IDaltsd Prase Leaaed Wire.)
Los Angeles. Cel.. April Jl BewiR
dered by the mace or tracks ana moving
switch engines In the Santa Ke railroad
yards, F. Johanaaon, aged SI, ( sall
maker'a mate on the battleship New
Jereey. waa run down and killed by a
freight train early .thla morning;, Jo
baaaaol enlisted la . Boston. . ,
a i Ui .j -M. ,;fVt"fJiJH.m i n I n..iiii imsj
rr Tnir i ififii Imiiiiii n.iiai l !
y every foreign country
industrially important haa, by leglala
tlon. recognized the principle that work
men are entitled to compensation for
injuries received while employed. Exact
compensation is fixed by law."
NEW GOLD DISCOVERY
IN THE KLONDIKE
(United Press Leaaed Wire.) .
Seattle. April 21 T. O. Oliver, who
haa returned from four years of Pros
pecting on the MacKenxle and Peace
and Lolard rlvera, during which time
he crossed the barren lands to the flrat
cache of the Franklin expedition, brings
newe or goia discoveries wnicn ne saya
surpass the early finds in the Klondike.
He win head a party that will leave
Seattle early next month on the return
to these discoveries. Further than to
state that his discoveries were on
Great Slave lake. Oliver declined to go
into d?taus oi tne location or the new
gold fields. He tonfirme the recent
reDortn received of tha hiar arnM atrlVa
at Herschel Island and predicts a big
ruah into the MacKeniie river' country
thla year. - .
ON DEATHBED WHEN
HE INHERITS FORTUNE
(Catted Press Leased Wire.)
Seattle. April J 1 Unaware that a
n-L. i,-"' 'LL'Z . legacy of- 50,000 awaited him. Willie
Inetealtny Woman; Strong mCtt a. Chapman, penniless and sick, died
UV and Chvsicallr. Whose ambi at the Wayside Emergency hospital yes-
While Chapman, who waa 61
tally and physically, whose ambi
tion and magnetio influence urn
men to deeds of grandeur and hero-
waa slowly sinking to his
earn, rrienas were searching tne cit
4.TTt emrtH vnmon . oil nwrafl acquaint' him with the newa whlcl
V "y w ""v.iiM. i Wou;d have spelled comfort to a wan
Weak. Sick and ailing WOmet derer. Two weeks ago Tim Chapman
iTrallH-laarnVtHnr,. A. w,t, a bachelor oncle. died la Illlnole leav
ing term tanaa valued at fioo.soo to
wis
have little ambition: their own trou
bles OOCUpy all their thoughts. The hla brother's eons. Willis A. and Le
dwell ntn thflip nainn. suffer frorr fihPns.'j. "?p .t. Spring
., .1 t 3 ' i vauey, minnasoia. na was notiriea yea-
nervousness ana neaaaches ; oiter terday of the death of his brother and
are extremely melancholy, and 'l"w .n.htVw.a.3r sws
avoid society.. For thirty yean chapman lived on the Pacifio coast
Northern Paclflo No. f, 'due at
f o'clock, arrived on time. ,y. :?'-
. Southej-n Pactflo No. 18, duo at
7:56, arrived on time. , .
Southern Pacific No. It. due at
ll:0, arrived on time. , " :
itt R. & N. No. t. due - at I
o'clock, arrived on time. ' .
O. R. & N. No. S.-due at 1.46,
arrivea on time.
Astoria Columbia No. ;
due kt 12:16, arrived on time.
LYDIAEaPINKHAnS
VEGETABLE C0MP0UNQ
has been saving women from thu
awful condition.
Mrs. Louise Jung, of 832 Chestnut
jsti. JUetrolt, JBich, writes :
years.
MARIS IS APPOINTED
DEPUTY INSPECTOR
Paul V. , Maria, the new deoutv aD-
pointed by J. W Bailey, atate food and
01
IsolTeredfromaveryseTerafemalt da and started his nneratlnna at Al-
weaknesa for a long time. Lvdia Jljbany, where he will inspect the cowa
Pinkham's VeireUble Componnd, re- ' the various herds there, make teets
stored my health I hope It will do othoi etioS . "na ,nve"f,lS w
womea as much (rood as it haa me.' I From Albany; Mr. Maria will go Jo
Mrs. Emma Wheaton. of Vienna dairy districts, where cow teat-
W. V8, Writes to AITS. Finkham ; probably will not return to Portland for
" I was a walking" shadow. Mr bus- aeveral. weeke, s , .
hand insiated utx mrwritlnir to tod ' Th. ?" of the new
a 4i, r.t. v. SinUna. vl-a ?PT y m Buttermak-
J t , , ,77., I association.
.taoje lompouna, wnicn i. uia. xt re-1 f ortiano.
Ueved ail my pains and misery, and -
21Sli.'J?'ii2lf?.S?.1 WASHINGTON TABOOS
SSS'lSia'a'ffiE : PBIVATE 6AMBUN0
V.noVk
from roots and herbs, tas been the wWw
recently , formed In
l a- tint . whathar .Mtnrfuntaif
Standard Temedv for female ills. I public or in a private place, when it la
an1 haaTwlHWVn.r1 f hnnannila at i '"?. UnUWful, according to
yw.w. m oeciaion or tne supreme court nanaea
MEN'S HABERDASHERY
J
is
"Exclusivcness" is one of the attractive features of .
this department. Neckwear, Shirts, Underwear,' etc. 1
Styles to suit your individual taste.
SHIRTS, in tans, Helios, blues and plenty of other'
colors, both light and dark, are to be found in our
great shirt section. We show every one of the new
conceptions ,
$1.00 and Upward y
:'t " 1 I ' ) '
NECKWEAR, that it's hard t6 even attempt descrfp
tion ; suffice to say that in no other store will you find .
such an array of the correct new styles; exclusive
patterns and colorings, full folded four-in-hands, plain
and fancy at v . ,
50c and $1.00
. .... ....... ... t ' -
MEN'S HOSE, the popularity of our special silk lisle
hose in tans and black, a hose that looks like silk and
wears better at 25c pair, will surely interest you.
' ., ., . : ' e ; ' r -
l . . r. .-i-.': -
. - ....... t t ,-
sr aar m w Mr m
Tho Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which haa been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
ana has Deenmaaennaer mi per
sonal supervision since its Infancy.
Allow no one to deceive yon in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and ChildrenExperience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It ,
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind ,
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cores Constipation ;
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleeps
Tho Children's Panacea The If other's Frienda .
GEHUiriE
AIA7AY0
Sears the Signature cf
He Kind You HaYO Always BougM
In Use For Over 30 Years.
VMS esavaua eeaaMMv. tv eHmaav era car, era veaa err.
c
I'
ADLEB PLEADS NOT
GUILTY IN C0UKT
women Who have been trOTlbled with I down in the appeal of Charlea Freatoa
wno wrs arresiea, launa piuir ana
ji i i. i -a .i i i wno vt-aa arrested, round
uispuaueiueni, wuauuuauuu, uiiiav- flM(j for ConducUng a aamblina;'reeort
tlon, irregnlarlties, perlodlO pains, In Walla Walla. Presto rv ran a'roulette
DacKache, that beanng-aow
lng, dizziness, Or nerVOtlS pros (doors locked He waa cJiarged with con-
tratioa-Why don't vofery It) . -SpJS&RZ
JS1TH, X IlLHiaam. a ujna, jsimbb around that while It constitutes a felonjr
Invites-all Sick Women tO Write to, run. an. open limUlDi twmj, when
fnf mAvintL. the same waa conducted bfhtnd closed
uer lorcvavico. ,: , , a v 4oora It waa nl a niadeateanor.
Adolph Adler. the man who recently
presented a. letter demands I40Q lm
mediately to Slg Slchel. pleaded not
ruutr in tne nunuv vm uui mora
na and asked opportunity to consult a
lawyer. The ease was conimuea until
Thursday. nt' - '' - .
Educators Met.
iailBlThla Pa April 11. TPnij.
thuii.nil dalcaateSi atnona them aoma
or the moat prominent educators In the
United States, ara nere 10 attend an
educational convention which convened
"We sell tons on tons
with no name1 on it. That
isn't moncyback tea.
tour grocer returns your money if you
don't Uke Schilling's Beat; we pay him.
Jt Twenty-Tear Sentence.
"I have lust completed a twenty-y
healta anteneev jmposaa , oy uuckj
y-year
l.n-a
Arnica Salve, which cured me of bleed-
lna piles lust twenty years aao." writM
O. 8. Woolever, ef IeBaysvIlle, N. T.
Bucklen'P' Arnica Salve heals toe worst
eorea. bona, burns, wounds and cuts in
the abort st time. He, at bkldnnor.
Prus Co.' a drua store. - . .
today, la order to make room for 'i
of them to attend eessiona mming n .
bain a- held in different halls, as t -
la no hall blf enough to a tat all t
deleyataa -r- '
1 '. Shoots Swaln.
n . (tfntua l'r I.t-J Wire)
. Butte. Mont, April 51. Jak r-'
was ahot and klllo-d is"' f ' t : ' -KarrJaon.'
proprietor of a t I at ;
rv. aceordloa to a ! - 1 ' '
ceived from that lon'i. li it , i
Jrrlso lecn a rt ' ' "
irrnaa -W.1 l'i. t I " I
lUrtif-M wt..t-r "'.