THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 3.- "1003.
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'JILL ORGANIZE
Republicans Fix April 20 as
Date for General '
Gathering.
The Republics stale central commit
tee will meet for organisation Wedne.
ear. AorU II. st o'clock la tns after.
noon, at the headquarter of the Mult
nomah county eeatral committee. Is the
tuiiidin. The can tor me
Alarquai
nwllri
Wae Hi OUt yeawruy i " -
noon br S. C. BDanner, secreiary
commltlM. The state central commii
teeinon throughout tne state were select
ed at the meellnge of tha county cornmlt-
ea which have baan held on or before
Yeda'1ay laet la the different coun
' ties. Th.e commltlaomen will aaeem
, ele In Fortland Wednesday neat to make
. plane for the coming state efmj??'"-...
v Tha urn of office af O. A. Weatgato
having expired, a now chairman for tha,
commht.e will have to be 'fct. j
wall as a new seoreisry to fill tha place I
now owupled by Colonel B. C Spencer.
Kor " thla ehalrmanantp. W. n. -,
Brother of tba Republican nonilnaa for
l.'nitMl Ptat.e senator, and aotlva mana-
far of hie campaign, la being mentioned,
t la believed by a number of tha win.
snlUeemeu that Mr. Cake abould take
tha general charge af tha campaign
work because of bis great lataraat In
tha alactlon of hla brother.
It la probable that tba atata rommit
te nay make Its haadquartara with tha
city and county central commlctaa In
tba Marquara building. Tha latter or
ganlsation has secured tha old Kiksr
lodge room on tha top floor of tha build.
In tot-ether with tha adjacent offices.,
Hre Major Kennedy and Jamea Ker.
chem. chairman ana secretary or ina
county organisation. will hara their
headquarters. H. M. Caka has aleo
novrd hla fceadauarters Into one of the
nearby offlcea. It la argued that Jt
would ba moat convenient, therefore, to
have all of tba actlvltlea cantered In tha
. It la presumed that tha city and
county committee and the stata commit,
ire. aa well aa tha managers of the
t ake campaign, will all work together
during the coming campaign, aa their
Interests all lla along tha asm general
road. . . , -
I7f EK'S COUNT OF VOTE
!H LIBRARY COiTEST
Stephens School Climbs to
Third Tlace and Leaders
- Are Piling Up Votes. 1
Steady gains arc shown by tha leaders
in this week's tvent In. The Journal's
library contaat As the tints grows
shorter much Interest Is being taken by I
tha contestants. Stephens school has
now taken third place, with a good I
ciianca to nnien aren miner ua
Willlame avenue school ........ .77,101
Uoldenrod Aaaembly U. A. .I7I
Stephens school 41.174 I
MUltnomah cams W. O. W. ..t. 41,171
weatern reiepnone club ........ t,u
Bhaver school .................. ).tl I
tailing school 1T.4S1
Woodlawa school 14,36
Kaat Bide High school .,
rederatea Mens club ....... lO.ftll
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Columbia Unlveralty
rram Aaaambiy
Bt, Mary'a acade
Ladd achool
lemy
Allan's Preparatorr school
Knet Bide library ..
Cfli'Cl WILL BEGIll
TEST OF Fl
rhone Companies Will Be
Asked to Supply Fire '
Alarm Cables.
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t'oucta school tt
Chapman school
mgniana scnooi .4
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Hell wood school ...
B. P. O. 4w
least Bide Athlatlo club
i. o. u r.
Young Men's Catholic- Atnletla
club ,
foresters of America
Clinton school
ML Vincent's hospital
Portamouth school
K B. Lodge ill
Irvlngton school ..; '
Mount Hood Circle 111 W. W....
Central Christian church
Ueorge Washington 111 W. O. W.
Ladlea of Maocabeaa .,
Cat hollo Poreaters
Rebekah louse
HunnyaJda achool
Hawthorns school
Thompson school
Women a Jewish Council ........
Hhattuck school ,
Alnsworth scuool
Home for Aged. I. O. O. F.......
Hill Military academy ...i......
Hoys' Brigade ,
Homeatcaders- ..,
Oregon Kir M. W. A. ...........
Portland academy
Mt. Tabor lodaa A. F. A A.' M..
Oregon Orane camp II78, M. W. A.,
A. o. U.
Hawthorns 111, A. P. A. M ...
Kvergreen cams MM, M. W. A.. .
1,141
1,041
1.011
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ESSFUL ONES :
KISS EACH OTHER
rnqueat will be granted ay the corpora'
lion, . whone offfclala contend that the
city's demands are unreasonable.
ever, a similar demand will ba
How.
mads
Nominees Smile at Each
: Other at Meeting:.
Action la to bs caken by the city In
the matter of ; compelling tha Homsj . 'J. -:j .V
mcnt . service. A resolution was pre-1
pared by City Attorney Kavanaugh tor
lx! introouced at yeateroay a meeting or
tne city executive board, but the Utter
IkkIv adjourned without transacting
iMiHlneas, out of reapect to C A. Coga
well, a member of tha board, who died
ycrcerUay. -
The cables are to ba used in ths un
derground system of the service and
are expensive. A formal demand will be
made upon the telepborre company for
1.120 feet of eight-conductor cable and
1.710 feet of . four-conductor cable.
Iheae cables are wanted for tha east
pi da. and If secured will ba Installed
there. '
Although' a formal demand Is to be
made upon the-telephone company for
the cable. It is not expected that tha
A reorganiaation of tha quartermaster
general's department at Washington has
had' a result f turning about 1180,000
of. Portland's army trade to San Fran
cisco, and the Portland chamber of com
nierce will' make an effort to convince
the Quartermaster general that the sup.
plies for the department of the Colum
bia should be bought here, as they have
been in the past,
i A tin can factory and tlnplate plant
way be erected In Portland by Thomas
Clarke, of New Castle, Pennsylvania,
who haa been In correspondence .for
soma time with the Portland chamber
of commerce on the subject of sites.
Industrial conditions, and demand tot
tin cans. Mr. Clarke will visit Portland
and make a personal inspection of ths
situation. . ; - vrf.v, i1
It Is not often that tha literature of a
stats ts demanded so urgently that the
telegraph wires ara used, but yesterday
the-chamber of commerce received the
following wire from George K. Keller.
of Indianapolis: "Please mail, today
literature ; regaramg jrortiana s ceair-
abiuty -as- a residential city" A com
piete aanortraent was forwarded by the
. iiroi mau.
JUDGE DENIES '
. . BIGHAM D1T0ECE
Mrs. Tlrsa Blgham's effort to secure
a divorce from Amos Blgham In tha clr.
cult court was defeated yesterday after
noon, when Judge O'Day announced that
her wishes were denied. - Testimony was
finished during the afternoon, and the
court at once announced Its decision
Mrs. Blgham charged cruel treatment,
but Judge O'Day did not regard these
charge aa sustained. Blgham- brought
into the case the name of Joseph Quin
)m, a neighbor,' whom he denounced as
the destroyer of tha happiness of his
h.nne, Mrs. liignam naving apent much
or ber tuna ai me yumiin noma.
LAUXDIiY BURGLAR
USES WOMAN'S MEANS
A woman can do everything with a
buttonhook except saw wood. It Is con
ah! fired as essentially, a feminine Imple
ment as a hairpin.- So the police are
wondering If the halfhearted burglar
who tried to break Into the City laun
dry, fvlnth and Couch streets last night.
a woman dressed in man's attire. J
rsiroimun xennnnc ana Jtunter, were
tu'tiKrd that an attempt had been made
t enter tlie laundry. Paasersby had
isirhteiiod the thief away, but in the
H'-yuoie 'was-t-think of it, a buttonhook!
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'"tsMnrJ diaheg free with every
n cisti Ri!t ad." Read announce
i t on the -want ad" lace. .
At a meeting; of hs Multnomah Be
publican legislative nominees held last
night In the board of trade rooms It
was decided, to stand together In the
support of the entire Republican ticket
from United Statea . senator down to
constable. The three Republican choice
candidates. John B. Coffey, C. N. Mo-
Arthur snd Robert 8. Farrell. were at
the meeting and Joined In the lose feast
Ail pledged their efforts to
election of the whole ticket
Various Dlans are now beina mad ta
demonstrate-mai mere win be nothing
but harmony from this time on In the
republican camp.' The Union club is
mgnt. May l. A. O. Rushlight Is try
ing to get vz a aeieatea canaioate din.
ner at which the nominees will 'be the
guest or nonor. xne date lor this
not. been fixed. , ,.
; -The Sturw
drinkit vfrora-chiHh
who suffer least from : nervousness : and from.' dyspepsia. :
Wheri one needs more vitality, the Doctor sa
Thie - 'ibarley.is -'food ;5 th'e'hops areva.:' tbhic.";TKe trifle : of :v
alcohol ; is ;an aid , to digestion. : . : : " ;; :y. :
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OaJRifl.
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good for the weak and theell.
(conies through flushing: the system; in getting rid of ithe waste;
X ; JBut a bieer-to be healthful needs to be'pure. Andat miist
HBe well aged; else; the after-result is -biliousness. : ; !"
; : That isiwhy w ;arc
; the necessary cost ; of our brewihg to Jnsure "absolute' purity.
vAnd weiajthe beifdre;marketihg:;
- ; It gives
southern
Pacific
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FROM ' PORTLAND
Am Folio wt: t
Chicago . . . . ; $72.50- $0
0"WaT .
OaZUoraU,
St. Louis .... 67.50
StPaul 7 . . . 63.15
Omaha . . ... . 60.00
Kansas City .; 60.00
82.50
81.75:
75.00
75.00
SKS .hh'1?- "r,u'J "; W i moker on Friday
body Is stipulated by the franchise of
th company to make a written demand
upon the company when such -cables are
neeoea zor tne curs use.
POUD LOSES
OUT OH ARMY TRADE
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Change in Quartermaster
-General's Department
Purchase Frisco.
MIXSTREL SHOW
ENTEKTAIXS ATY. M.C.A.
, Minstrels gave much enjoyment to a
crowd In the T. M. C A. auditorium last
night Part one of the show, was de
voted to song and Jest A. . M. OrUley
was applauded by hla. friends for 'his
narration of 'Parlor Sofa Politics," and
received a lsrge bouquet of cauliflowers
from a member or the audience. a.K.
Marriott snd J. W. McMichael'a tenors
were heard to advantage in their re
spective songs and johnny Gates took
e fancy of the audience with. "The
Best I Get is Much Obliged to You."
The hit of the evening; was undoubted
ly made by Larry Larimore In his song,
"Where's Brown?" - Unon Mr. Larimore
fell the responsibility of much of the
funnier tales and narrations and with
W. S. Hale as Interlocutor was more
than once the center of attraction.
In cart two the lrwin troupe on the
bars made a decided hit. pierce on the
slack wire gave a gooa performance
and Good and Sayer In a travesty sketch
were oeciaecuy lunny.
A revised repetition or tne snow win
be given tonight and immediately after
tne performance last mgnt tne min
strels promised to repeat their show at
the Seamen's mission next Wednesday.
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u Artyrf .'jjfli!' A combination of most durable Var-
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THE-BIG PAINT-STORE' f
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H FROINT A1ND T,
Asktr tkt Brtwtry JfctOmtf. ' , , '
Cmmwtom beer is tomtfmtt vmktt&uttd for SeAl&M, :'
To avoid itfwtf imjond ifo, ui tAat tkt cork or crown is branded SckUts,
1 - Phone Maia 3779
. Sherwood & Sherwood .
. 8 Front St., S. E. cor. Anlteny St.
Portland'
TICKXT8 . WZLX. BX ON 8AUB.
May 418 ':
Tune 5. 6;;19. 20;
;july 6V7, 22, 23 M
August 6, 7, 21, 22 ,
Good for return In 10 days with stop
over privileges at pleasure within limits.
REMEMDER THE DATES
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The BeerThat lyladc Milwaukee Famous
: ; Bad Boy Sent to Salem.
Astoria. Or.. April S6. John L. John
son, an Incorrigible youth of Clifton. 13
MORRISON STa
MCBiraaatBnniiHBaEaTTCtraCTroaire
years old, was committed to the state
reform 'School by Judge Trenchard yes
terday afternoon. He was taken; to 8a
lem last evening. . -- ! n lv - - ' :
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Salem, Or.. April 26 Commissions as
notaries public have been Issued to the
following: Claude P. Chastaln, Klam
ath Falls; John Buckley, Newport;
Frsnlt-T. Beny and a. T. Bruce, Port7
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COALScreened land washed; per ton .?7
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It Is BIMOO fOlsON. Scad to DR. BROWN.
S3A ' area v. at, rhlladelpfala, leasw tot
BHOWN'8 BLOOD -CU HE. . I2.0 par bettlat
aU aoe atontb. Sold la rartlaa4 ealr thy
Woodward. Clarke a Oe. ' s
Of all .artatiai ymaaBtly cared la few lira wtikMS
a targical aaentioa ar dctratiea from knlnew. N. .ir
vlll ba aeervud aatil tba patient i eamelrtely aadtl ed.
Fidelity rupture Cure
Sia wetland Bldg TOMTXJUXJf, OX.
For any further Information eslt at
tha city ticket office. Third 4 Wash
ington streets, or writs to ... , v -
WM; M'MURRAY '
Oaneral Passenger Agent, v
PORTLAND. OREGON.
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M v For full formation regarding Rates, Routes etc call on
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A.;D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A.
255 Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon
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Consisting of 16 huge battleships several cruisers and a flolla'of .gun
' r ; ; ;y , ' .boats; torpedo-boats ; and other war craft . . : : . ,
in Sari Francisco Harbor on
Tuesday, May 6
- ' he occasion will be celebrated by the greatest patriotic demonstration in the history of the West ; j ; .
" Tickets Awill be"sold' 'fiT f J ' May . 3.a"d good for re- r
i f ' e' All turn till Mtv HI r!
tor tnis-event .irom v -v '
i, .", . Portland to San Fran- V
' ' cisco. and. return' for Y
turn till May 31, Make res
ervations early at the City -
Ticket Office, Third andv
i - Washington Streets. . . '
( . i ; Equally reduced rates from all points south of Portland. ; Inquire of agents -
IVEL'- McLlURR A V, General Pascengcr Agent, Portland, Oreson