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to nATT.V TOURNAU PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 12. 1CC3.
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mo rrtrrrsrra, mo oas, o cocax
. The Old Reliable
.mii.ii hp
fl-ilfffl
PASSES AWAY
k Sir ttenry CawpVell-Banner-.
man Dies at .tondonrr
' Tarty War rrobable ,Ee
sult of Death' of Man .Who
Kept Tcace for Years. .
(t?ltQ Pre-. WlrO
Tendon. April USr Henry Camp.
bell-Bannermes, wha recently
. tht premler-hlp tacttM of poo health.
1. dead and a P!l f fJoom hM been
spread ov.r th. United. Klnfdomv The
. end, which wm pa'". cm tw
"BH'.nry'wcHflc hi. lift to ,th.
demands of hi. country. Insfad
tsklnt; Uio car that his physical eondl
iu nautri III continued to perform
& snW. duUee wtll hi. system
hid run down .o completely that, ho
HI. dlB Proo..Fj - - rh .
by a .put in TC. liberal party such a.
Sur4S amon. tha P-mponli on th.
nomination of WIIMn J.
.. " w ;
nr thV Di-esldency. Tha MrM or
th. libers.1. Into a rsd.caj ana
eervaUv. win-will moan the return
of tha conservatives to pow.r, ,
yarty War lendlf.-f
Kir Henry was th. only man among
th? II blVS Tead". with the aift of. con
ciliation and It has been hi.
" ele that ha. kpt tosether th. ai
vcrsent elements that compose th. llb
ZraT ranki With hi. death Internal
VZrir warfare I. certain to break out
amo th.7ertr.in. radicals and th.
JStoi th. party- Th. militant radical.
?m& .bout 160 of th. present liberal
iUiorlty In the. houH of Nmw.
which la about 15. At thla time tha
radical, hav. It In their power to de
feat th. government by an edverae rot.
oT a party measure and thua precipi
tate new seneral election. ' .
Several cimes uumia
Sir Henry there have Teen Indication,
or revolt and th. breach that haa been
Jmened since th. flr.t of th. year can
V?t bV closed. The radical, dec are
that tha only measures of sufficient
Importance to require tha etten on of
parliament ar. tho.a de-Jin, with eo
ciVl reform, and particularly with tha
.? . v.. r..m nnvertr that
...... i,.n.i.hiiii finnit Britain. Th.
radical, ara esalnat tha malntenance
of a rreat navy and want th. money
eipJnJed on new battleship, to bo used
to irlve v.ry man tha , right to em
ployment. .' " '.
' Aaanlth U TVhtut. i '. '
Mr. Aaqulth. tha new premier. It 1.
eald. ia not the, type of man to Pacify
the liberal revouera.- ne ia
and a. .trlct disciplinarian aad belon.
to th. liberal Imperlallat group which
cknowleded Lord Roaebery aa Ita
chief, until th. retirement of Roeebery
from active political Mr. Aaqulth haa
no sympathy for tha program of the
extreme radical, ana ni iempermni
U auch that he cannot mora aee their
eld. than Orover Cleveland can aympa
thlaa with th. Bryariltea.
It I reported thi Wlnaton Churchill,
under secretary fof the colonlea, may
k. narauadeit br th. radical, to become
r.Tr i..-.. Mr Churchill. Who I.
the moit . brilliant young member -of
the house of common.. 1 raaicai in nis
and h. may decline to risk his political
future by leading party revolt .
Lloyd George, the president- of thai
board of trade, a close rlvar of Mr.
Churchill, also 1. mentioned aa a Pot
ble radlcsJ revolutionary leader, but.
Painless Dentists
XATS T009 no Txn
or TTJta
hi. nfiir. Is aoulppe wltn ail tna
I..VJ .nuilancea and formula. lor oo-
Ing Wgh-claa. work. . - " ,
oVvu.1 vi'anYVfuir;
.mmha' meod: MjM -J
Vancouver. Waan.
bad result.
OUR PRICES '
.Vfo't;':
put .,............
Knai-llr constat
araall pumoer
.man pumvr w .
r " i i- A th trui aoarclty of
.i. . in tha varlou. resrlments at
tt.tr rrown
bridge Work,
t n Prnwn
Best Rubber . Plata
Sliver rilllnga
OoId.rilllng. , , . . . ..:(' for
Vegetable, vapor w vu.. - icft-i
fflCAG
C
Painless Dcniisls
t com. rrx ajto wAfTOOTOM
' Be aura rou ara In tha right of flea.
Lady attendant . ....
i. Iik.lv t decline the prof-
fer. of th. eitremtsta.-
. 7 m of flrst-claaa polltlcnl
.tuinment. . av.ll.bl.aa r.dlcai
leaders. a tnat u wm -competent
director and will degenerate
into, guerrui.-; -. Y.V.7,,
in the bouse of common, divie-
r.T" . . 1. - ...n aiactioa.
ODDOSuion ' ""w'-: l.
though political propneia o,""' T
lev. tnat in. rr47ev?..--d Ical alo-
turn o winu". - "vr.i.
saw Ktyftgutjaaa
U. S. Mf.lY riEEDS
ORE OFFICERS
Courts Martial Hare but Ten
Men Because of :
' 7 i r Scarcity.' : v'.!
(Valted fresi Um-4 Wlra.) , f
' anrit 11. Two general
oovrta-marUal bar. bean appolntad by
tha war department ro tna u
auch peraona a. may be brought be
for , them. on. t. meet t Fort Mla
soula. Montana, and th. oth.r t Fort
Lincoln. North Dakota, lha. detaJla
oonal-t of 1 officers eaen.. .
In the orders announcing tha peaiis
It la atated that a greater
offloera cannot be aaaembled "without
m.nlfe.t injury M the eervlce
A general courj-nii -.
a nrficera on these
tha
MnvTXa VILLAGE IN -
:V;.;PANAM A CANAL ZONE
8aB Francisco, pni
vice, from th. .-W, J
that the Ola nauve t. '
which la on the Chagwa river oppoalta
tha present railroad atatlon at Oaton.
a Kln moved to a new aim " -
mlU. from" Va present on. onth. new
c'hgV FnJtoXffis
. ontha a.ta.of tha.tundanv
Tha nouses are
tha occupanta or ownera and Placed. In
cara which tha oommlaalon lurnishe.
and will be iranspuneu '(
It the commission It. th. new location.
Th. Popla will then have i u.e ol tha
?ara for ona week In order to gtva than,
time to erect their new
The vlllaga ha. a JWHUtlon of abut
100 and contalna about 110 bulldlnga.
Get Overlt;';--"-
' 'Catarrh. Aathma, Rosa Fever. Welr'e
Inbaler hlta tha apot At tha dragglsta,
60 cents.. , - lyk
, Metager. jeweler. 141 'Washington. :
military poets Uxroughout, tha country.
TEnniS PLAYER
IIEXTEGRETARY
President May Appoint Ba
con to Taft's Place If ,
, Latter Entires. .
(Valted Pres. leased Wtra.
tt7..kinnn Anrli 12. The next eeo-
..tir, r w.r will crobably be a mem
ber of tha praatdanfa -temvlg cAblnat."
Although Becretary Taix ouw . i
present Intention of "alerting hU port
rilo. ha intimate, that If ha la noml-
nated lor presiaen . y
invention Tn June h. will ohwltl re
tire .. an official of tba dmlnl.tra-
tlon. Tha roan moat prom I nen t ' r t"
tloned now for nio piaoe "7
oon, aaalatant sr.larjrof aute. for
merly a partner of J. Plerpont Morgan,
and now on. of the coterl. of govern
ment cniete wniwn , -
pleasant afternoon on th. tennla couria
back of the White House.
The president not only admires Bacon
for hla prowess with tha racquet, but
haa a high opinion of hla administrative
ebllltlea aa demonetrated In bla work
In tba atate department under tha tute
lage of Becretary Root .
Among others mentioned for tha poet
are Beekman Wlnthrop. assistant Becre
tary of tha treasury, and formerly gov
ernor of Porto Rloo. and tha present ae-
ver. Governor Ma goon of Cuba baa also
been suggested, but It la not believed
that ha can yet be .pared from tha
a a
LOEB ADMITS HE WILL
BE TRACTION MAGNATE
The LITTLEKOST
CLOAK. AND SUIT HOUSE
REMARKABLE WAIST BARGAIN
$5.50.' 'jF$$-'..r-
Valne ;rS: Valnc: .,
Here is a waist that appeals to every woman who see it
tn-aceful lines, a nifty contour, smartness proclaimed ia every
. detail; made of soft taffeta in plaids, stripes and checks; all i
- the newest shades brown, blue, tan, Copenhagen and lav-.
ender, matching any spring suit. Sold all over at $5.00.
" Oour price ?3.45. .Only 125 in the lot .A. chance for tbnf
V , ; ty and discriminating women. , See our windows. .;
rM LITTLEKOST Zk?t
Correct Styles, Dependable Goods, Utile Cos!
GOOD LAND BUYS IN CLARKE COUNTY
Z
68 ACRES, best of land, 10 acrea under cultivation,' 10 acre; mora very
easily cleared,-i28 acres green saw timber, good 2-atory 6-xoom nouse
with hall; large barn, chicken-houses, woodshed and fruit dryer, e acre.
in bearing orchard of assorted fruits In full bearings :,lncom ..-..aiona .
from orchard will pay 10 per cent Interest von'-price asKea-; vveu.
i; (arise ixirn, cuiunan-nouses, wooasnea win nu i
ng orchard of assorted fruits in full bearln; ir
r - will n-w.lA . . r A if a
and never falling stream. 30 acre.' fenced and crosa-fenced. 1 1,e"
froi'n country town and 19 miles from , Vancouver ton good' level roao.
In thickly settled locality. Personal property: " Team, wagon, top
bue-gVj nacay-piowe, narrows, cultivators, ana m isci u . """..""; r,
chlnry. aawa. axes, ate, J milch cows, a heifera, aoma thoroughbred
.Berkshire hogs, chlckena, harnesses, eja. t&, ail for 14,800, y Tenna
11S ACRES, Wl good land, TO acres under
eulUvatlon,: SO acrea mora
easily cleared. 15 acrea in neavy green saw , timber: a noe
hous. nicely painted, large horse barn and hay barn; chicken-houses,
... . ANth.pd rf aaanrted fruit a. mnnA wall' nl a r fenced anl -CrOSS-
fenced; in good locality, close to country town,' railroad station, school
and church. R. F. IX mall and telephone service. Personal PP,"
now already . Z
nrf all farmlna- Implement and all crops which are
planted. Price, 1 8,500 ; s cash, balance per cent
20 ACRES 1H miles from buslnW. dUtrlct of thla city; 18 -acre orchard
in full bearing, acres; meadow," 2 acres line green timber, fine i-room
Plaatered housi. city water, bath, etc., good barn, chicken-houses, work
ahoD and fine prune dryer that could not be built for less than S1.J60;
On main ri al nd will soon be platted, into city lots. . The 20-acr.
tract adjoining is now being platted Into city lots. If you are looking-for
a fine home that will pay good, Interest on tha investment and
something that will Increase in value aee this.- Price. .$7.600; .13.600
cash, baiaoce per cent Interest. v - , - ,; ' '
Write for our Hat and Illustrated Booklet deacjHptlva o2. ; Vancouver
ani CUrVe county.' . . . .'-.'' ! ' ' '
-w a. cwiw. ntiK.ns National Bank 'Bids?- Tanoonver. Waan.
' (TJnlted Pres. Uased Wire.)
Washington, April .11 -Ia a latter to
Representative Blmi explaining hla own-
ershlp or 100 anare. oi ui nMniniwo
Railway ft Electric company. Secretary
Loeb practically admlta that In tba naaj
future, probably not until President
Roosevelt's term erplrea, he will accept
th. presidency of that traction corpora
tion. The letter was written to 81ms In
response to his statement mad. In th.
house that th. president's private sec
retary owned 4,700 share, of the stock.
Alter rwiiii" . . - . - -- - i
ha should be mora careful In referring
to mens cnarmtmi a. ixu ,
m?..iui dtiniYval .riftra. Ar the !
r ui 1 ' , V ... , . . i
Capital IIOCK V U 1TMU1UIIUU ,W.r-
way ft Klectrlo company atand In jmy
name on th. books of the company. On. i
hundred of these, enough to enable me I
to qualify aa a director, ara mine; 4.600
ar. holdings of friends of mine for
whom I aimplv acted aa representative
at the last annual meeting of stock
holders at wnicn i was ,woiu a. ui-
- l . I. .K wU A nf nAMlhl. .IMV
rvoiur wini , - - -
tion aa president of the company If I
oeciuea-w uu uw " u
after leaving ornciai lira." " B "
films explained that In fairness to Sec
retary Loeb he desired to nave mo let
ter given publicity. . j : t ,
PBESBYTEEIANS HOLD
SESSION AT ASTORIA
' 4 -T aBSaSaBBBBSSSSBatsS. . , l'..tr.'
, (BpeeUl Dispatch The Jooraal.l
Astoria. Or Anrll JI- Tha Presbytery
of "Portland, ? which ',. t.rrltorlally t. em
braces the : lit northweatern counUea
of Orejon, aaaembled at the . First
day atternoon, after tha delegates had
I . - J Ml nA Ik. I.fl!..
peon Rrvwi wini uiiiiivi v r mv
of the church In the church parlors.
There were 85 delegatea present at roll
call. The session waa opened with - a
sermon by the retiring moderator, ev.
J. ' R. Laihdsborough, D. - D. Rev. X
A. P. McOaw, D. . t., of Portland. " was
chosen as moderator for the ensuing
term or six monms. a. a. j miwr ws
alected temporary clerk, and Rev. 3.
W.' Mllllsan as reporting clerk. Rev.
E. M. Sharp, officiated as stated clerk.
Following the election oi onicers
business aesslon was held and later In
.ha a'tapnonn the dalearatea were taken
on a sightseeing trip about the city.
i JbSSl evwilis puuiiu niun waa uciu
at which an address was delivered by
Rev. F. W. Bible, a missionary recently
returned from China.
The Presbytery will close Its sessions
tomorrow afternoon. -
CLATSOP TEACHEES
t IN INSTITUTE TODAY
K (Special Dispatch to The Jooiual.l
i fm Anvil 4a Tha "Mafatn
county teachers' Institute wlU begin Its
annual session today, at the court house
under tne airecuon. ux mm uun
tit AAiintw .iinnrlntAnilBnt.. .nil will
naiicii y - ' ,:v "
i . ikmh.k IIim. ,fliv. with mrtmm nt
the most eminent educators of the state
among me lecturers ' aim tuatruuiuiif.
The program for today follows: ; Organl--oinn'
- "Ijuituui." -L. R. Traver:
Training. of the Memory.'' H. D. Shel
don; -"Agriculture," U R .Alderman;
um i . itm i jLaam en - H ntinarinn " -t is
i nfl ' HIUVViVHn was aV(
dhaUnn MnntrfAnhv Prom', th fltAnrl-
lOlnl OI inuurt;u n auwicou . ra,
Iheldon: "Arnhmtiat, L. R. Alderman;
Note Book -a Problem ' In th Tacblnff
Lont ii. . Aiaerman. f ,
SCIENTIST CLAIMS . .
GEE AT DISCOVERY
VaV.. !- irtH4JI t?Mal Tataaarf Wlr - v
'lOondon, AprU 52. Pr. Komme, after
devotlns many -years of hie life to a
arret , scientino - invesug&tio
to have discovered that there
Investigation, claims
IO nave aiHlwrvrvu mat mciv ia .is-
Aetermlnatton of sex that there Is a
law wnicn antnninn wneiasr wjm ur
f;lrls shall be born., In an article pub
ished In La Revue, Borame, who Is a
disciple of Professor Schenck, declares
boy la born when the father . Is the
weaker ' and girla are born whoa the
mother Is itha weaker. By the law of
nature, be eays, a child resembles the
Hvesker and not the stronger paromt,
and adds tnat in au countries witii
mathematical reguianuy luer'.iuo
There's no better preparation
"for ! the: dayXdutics " than a; cup
of piping hot Cocoa at break
fast. It invigorates, nourishes,
strengthens, ' without artificial
stimulation. Does Coffee?
LESfTtfANA CENT A. CUP
.. i
IMP'-
U made v with, scrupulous, con-. -scientiqus
care and old-fashioned -r
attention to ! cleanliness, purity,
goodness and quality. ;No cocoa :
at any price- can be abetter jcr ;
more dcltcious. ) Your grocer.
sells and recommends it ; : -
; - D. OhIrBTdeUI Company
Ban Frsricleoo
l Oo anywhere la the eltyl a price ea
any ktad of a a. of eeets. n.n ome
as, and w. wlU dnpUoate that sl of
te.tb fot 17.00, eso.pt fold aa4 poroe.
r
1
j Tamhlll ? yymWEAMia ati
III r - BBaBBBSsaBSsBws-SBJSsiii ii a t m m
II ssss--" . II
ladies' New Low '
: , Cut Shoes at
$2.50 & $3.50
.. -. ;-- :'-i"f
: 500 pairs ladies' new
spring ties, Oxford, blu
cher cut and buttons, in
patent leather and tan kid.
The'best values ever of
fered at these prices, the
pair ". . f-
$2.50 to $3.50
Closing Out L-ine
Oxfords
We are closing out a lineof ladiet Oxford
Ties in bUck, izt VA to 8; regularly OQr
worth $1.50,. while they last, the pair ., a7
b U WXZTB, Chief of ttaS.
' v s-
Ideal :. Gloves
Sole agents for this popular trand of jrij T Q
gloves; every pair fully warranted;;.) lUv
$7e5b Dress
Skirts $4.85
Ladiei' tiilor-made Drew Skirtt, mad of fine
erade Panama and voile n bUclt, blue and
$6.00 Misses';
Extra pecal in mie'' toreM Skirt v made
of Panama, voile and new fabrics, solid and
fancy colors, black, blue, brown, etc.; O QC
values up to $6, coicerv:.....,.J
New Spring and Summer Dress Goods
WOO yard, dnjM 3
to eoc; speciauy unacrpnvcu, u tz:al.--:i.,vvv?4,4.v t
.t : . or. -1? u- 4 . 'r-i'iCsli ... ........i .. . . .... ... ....... Aff
Values up to out,', ;m m m ." " ; ; . , -.-.,.. ? .,-.'. - - ;
ladies' New Spring
.! r Silk Coats
Tiie ; rrivfi bV . ex
. - a . gt a A.
dies' black tatteta snori toais
that will be. popular this sea
son p loose and , semi-fitting
styles, plain or fancy trimmed,
prices Vapge $6.75 to ?12.50
: Ladles' and MUses' ,
Imported Necklaces"
; In Mexican feadspeari.'ppalf:t
' turquoise, etc ; over auu siyies
t to choose from ; specially
ii ir?i"rt fnr j Thursdav ! and Fn
onlv-vour ? unrestricted
choice--j5 lA,0:(('ki?
SOLID COLD TEETH
'CROWNS-
Any tooth" In the mouth we crown with
.solid told, Ji., iruarmmeeu a4.IIIJ ,
-to be the . best, for VJ v v '
'PORCELAIN CROWNS
Any Poroelaln Crown made no matter
wnat tney are c.n r vw i n-i
' they are made. Our prloe la
: " bridges
' -i"' - 1 - .v' ' ' ' ' " ' ' '
Solid -tA OoM Top. Solid , Gold Backs,
Poreelala-rronta. per . 4,00
Solid Gold Teeth, lik. brldf'a, 4 QQ
per tooth. . . V"" ,
( ' All ithar work same price,' proportion
ately. . .. - - . - . . : .
, Call aad satisfy yourself that we b-a
butone price, and that we do not mis
represent our work. We mPhtlT"I
assert that. no better work can he done
In Portland at any price. Abaolute guar
antees. r, ., , '-' -V
Oftif hours from l a. ra. to '
Sunday.. a. ra. to 1 p. m. Telephone
Malo lM.r- -' , i '. '
Eastern Dentists
SflSH Washlnft-toa It, Oonet attzta. f
' Ot.r Ooddard-Kelly 8hoe 8tore.
TESTIMONIAL
. 1 1 i . i "
'I
ma- ,' .a c'i-'i i ':--J
Miss Carrie Nloious, J2 Mill atreet,
saya: ' ,JI have auffered for years with
Z t-a Ka.fc- that drove me about eraay
wiin vain u ,
in of lr.. Van Damme a w w
I iu furia and now anTa happy girl
ind Vara suffered any for jhe past
three montha since I ftrat uaed the fee,
After paruk-
LlSSlaeT STuti Tooadita of "ao cure,
money swfnaded.'! y, ' .
W; J. Van Damme
1 'IBS Idorilaoa' U Fortlaad, 0.
; sl to yap's OoffaeH mouse. -
HAKES the SKIN UKI YOU WANT IT
J.f DOES IT IN A HOIICMT
. f . a, , .. ' r. A liquid preparation
' T V j tor Pace, Heck, Arms
' 1 . It ia neither sticky
' P.7-JT f -.; . r UIlaji ..... ; ;. ,
tlilPlin S ' It's harmless, clean
. and rvfrMhina. .
MagnOlla Cannot 1 detected.
Balni
slrls are born to every 100 boys. - le
declares this proportion Is only modi
fied after a, great war.
, Hi klB I. b-ntlfll perfumed, nrnterfefl. j planned to have one every .month.. Or,
jieSneLil Ua. aUa!iwtet. Jalr, SKlStitu&mJn .pale wlllbe hfU
Two colors, Pink and
White, -
. a , . ,' ,. , .. Use It morning-, nooa
' " and nixht, Summer,
"Winter, Spring, Fall.
t s SAMPLE FREE. )
Manufactnrlns Co.. r
44 S. Fiftfit.' f : " " Brooklyn, K. Y.
M ' -' Ir B fl TU ..IfTTIU JJf"
WANTED The name, address andphone number of every man,
woman ana mhu .
Dalles " Market "Day 3Iay 2.
(Special DUpttcb to Tb. JoornsLl
The Dalles of., April 2J. Saturday,
v ?. has been selected as a market
day and If It proves a success It - Is
1 a A ft. . . mm a k w a Ha anin W tn
n annM io nnvr una ctru ai'vn .. v
ALL EAST SIDt SALOONS '
' ' ' Nextf June election. ,l --
- Saloons are, a rendezvous for thugs, -hoboes" and drunksthe
"lalonsatXontinuai menace to the peaceths " everjwher.
ftresent snare and pitfall to the drink-thirsty. . . . . ' 1 . ,
nlt f 5 Rki : rid of them.- Cut this out and send it to us and
we will send you a full line Of reading matter. - - , - .
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.Name.
Address . . . ..... i .'.....
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c BJS l . Ii' i, Wf sT W-l - a7 W B 1
;f . wsjnr;'
, t - VL Prfct priming falM . , '
V- f ''-VV'- . SNSnn-Maa IJ
lf r 'V ';''Mt'j.
4 1 v
Phoiie.
I will "give $....w.:
r
I
to close up all East. Side saloons.
jj Room 413 Commercial Bldg ' ; s Corner Secondhand Washington. j
aWsmsSSaanSaaaasas a-'f- . ' " . V
WOMAN A SFECXAXTT
JIBS. 8. K. CBLa,' tne
only Chine., woman
doctor In this city.. She
has -cured many, af
flicted auf ferera .Cured
private and female als-
aaaaa. elan J throat and
:.i....i..iihi. stomach.
bladder and , kidney a
land - diseases 1 ef all
i kind, that the human
flesh la helrto. Cured
by Chinese herb, .na
, roots. Keroedlea harm
less. No . operaUotia.
amlnatlon free. 202 Clay at, cor.Thlr,
t 1
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4. i ' nT,,.-