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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, -APRIL SO, 1803.
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FOUR NAMES Oil
BOTH TICKETS
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Those q( Itain, Bailey, Mc
: Xar)' and Tongue The
, Vote by Tickets.
V' (fseeiel IWapa.es to Tb Jneraal.l
AaJam. Or- April 10 -Republlran-
Democrat la the unuBual
tiartv deatanatlon that
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and unique
follow a the
Mmrl of Chief Justice Hobr.t 8 Bran
'and State Dairy Commi-aloner J vv
Bailey on tha una ballot. Itntli i ere
' candidates in tha Tprimarlea for reel -
,int..il hv both the
PLUCKY WOMAN SAVES
CROWD FROM INJURY
Herself Bitten hy 3raddened Dog at Kennel flub Show,
3Iiss Ella Talbott Captures Vicious Animal
Unaided Terror Among Spectators.
Sunday
SCHOOL
TREASURER OF I, W. W
; MONEY GONE
DISAPPEARS
prosecutor In tlit rifth Judicial Istrict.
and J. l. McNary. for pro-ecutlng at
torney In tho third district also ar
aeelgnated on tha ballot aa Republlcan
arnjcrats. .
The State iNimm iiui; n. -
' nf which there haa been some wncer
' talnty. haa finally hwn determined to
I beae followa For lnlte.1 Htatea eena
k tor. George K. Chamberlain; repreeenta
I a In rnnrrOK. Flrat district. J. J.
An unuaual tlnfa of eaeltement waa
ent the dog show thia morning by tha
net of a woman, Mlaa Ell Talbotl. In
crurlrg and tying a half erased Chinese
in while tha mrn attendants at tha
nhw tood around halpleaa and unabla
In touch the maddened animal. Mlaa
Talbiitt was bitten severely on tha band
but surcrerle.i In quirting tha dor and
reMorlng It " bo
The anlninl waa a Chow Chow raited
Teddy nml owned by Ernest Vrndl of
311 Ho Mreet. It waa a young mm
. .. . . . nunlnltid by
' Republicans and tha Dcmocr.it '""
.' K party affiliation la HepublUe..-
t Th. atate orlnter la now making up
t '. .... ..ii. r,- ih. Juii liftiin. the
1 isnvsas of vote bavin lein romplet-
i -A kv thn aerretrv or man- j !.
Two other candldntea, K. H. Tongue "
and after bring ahown on tha benches
broke away from It box and began
tearing around tha dog ahow. starting
tha other dog Into an excited clamor or
barki and anaria.
Kiss Talbotl Courgaona.
In and out between the bosea tha dog
ran becoinlnu mom ana mora rriKiu-
ened. Women spectators around the
.how rlnir aeata Dirked up their aklrta
Whitney; representative 'n congrea,i,nj l0 tna top t,.r f aeata. while
fecond diatrici. jmin n- 'c,,"" v I the attrnnama aitmipira to cupium inn
mm.A comm aaloner. nrai aininci. n. .nhnal Their efforta only tandea to
fenharteon: railroad commlaaloner, ec- I rxrlta It the more and It finally took
ond dlatrlct, Ogleaby Young. I refuge beneath a pile of boxea. where
Tne total primary -rmm ir um I It aimr'eo and anappea at every one wno
. Anj. n i iiripr 1 1 1 11 v. nil 1 1 1 i . nAav a.
' Kepubllraa nd Democratic tlcketa waa I M Talbott, who waa ahowlng aoma
t roiiowa: wmo. I coillea, naa ntuj epenenc-
: . Rnnhiiran Henaior. i ciinwn and wnua ail I a
! t Fulton, tS.I02. Kupreme Judge, Bean, bnck ahe dived In under and pulled the
I it.W. Dairy and rood commiaaioner, I rrKhtitied animal out. Berore tie aaw
f ftaJlev. I0.1T: Reld. 14.151. Congreaa- who WKS the dog anapned at her
' f man. Tlrat dlatrict. Congreaaman naw- ri
greaaman, recona nn-1 mr
Oeer. Mliep- u u
mrA 14K Railroad commit
Flrat dlatrlct. Campbell. 7.77; Carter. I ghe waa frtrced to have the wound on
i.i't: Roberuon, Railroad com-1 her hand cauterlaed.
mlaaloner, Heconrt dlatnct, Aincnieon, The luilging inia morning inrmaeu
T.H7: Oaaton. Hamilton. J. H9. 1 col Ilea, bull doga and mlacelianeoua.
Huriburt, ,17; Lourka. 8,021: w hit-1 There were aoma particularly rme im-
lug. 1,1'Z. 1 ported doga In both the coillea and bulla,
Iemocrtlc! senator, cnamnenain, i and tne lniereatea apectatora were en
.II7. . Congreaaman. Flrat dlatrlct, thuataatlc In their pralae of the apecl
Whltlao 1 J4 Conrreaaman. Hecond I mena ahown.
dlatrlct. Jeffrey. 1.607: Ierby. 1.S04. The out of town exhlbltora are enthui
bard'a Jeff won flrat In novice, and
rirat. In winners. A. K. Ocobook'a Joker
won flrat In open doga and rearrve In
wlnncra.
Zriah ViWr OpaDiela.
Three doga ahown. J. K. Culllaon'a
Bottlea won flrat In norlre. flrat In
limit, flrat In open and flrat In win
ner, iwra. nr. Alan wricn nmun a
Jhc got favorable mention In novice. T.
II. laylor'a (Vancouver. Brltlah Colum
bia Hurra rd Pat. aeronit In oix-n doaa
and rearrve In winner. T. H. Taylofa
Hurnad Hlddy, flrat In open bllchca
rirat In wlnncra blti'hea.
Ooeker Spaiilala.
I'ui rv doga and bitches -Holaad l.
Oaunwell t Helllngham. Washington
Kulaham Collar, flrat In puppy doga.
Novice 1o Mr. W. K. Frudhomina'a
Captain, flrat; K. a. Uamwell e Kul-
aliam Kl I lot t. aecond
Ilmlt doga black -Mr. C. R. Cam-
Mona Victor, flrat; Mra W. K. Prud-
loinme a Cantatn. aecond: J Fred Ren
nlrk'a lielney third; Mr. Margaret
ihmi riuan. n. o.
Open doga Mra. C. R. Campion a Vlo-
tor, flrat and alao flrat In the wlnnera;
Mra. w. K. rrudhomme'a Captain, co
on a , it. u. uamwen a Kuianam collar,
reaerve.
Ooekera Otfeer Tluu Blok.
Tt CI ritmw.ll'i V,,1KM I 'a ..IM n
flrat; Charlea Kleins (Spokane) Red
.tiurr, aecond
Novice dog It. O. flamweU's Kul
aham cardlUan flrat; Charles Klein
Red Buff, second; Mra. C Barker's
WORKERS CLOSE
Iiipirin-
Features of Convention's , , , , n u t, i r ,l I V
co0u tied Organization's Cash Box and left Kevs In-
Closing Session. -.
Organization's Cash Box and Jjoft Key.
side Desk to Delay Discovery Before Leaving.
11 MID TO
pjMCOlljS
Secret Service ",0.f fleers Con
i fiscate Aiiothcr Counter- -V
f :feiting Tlarit ;
Robert M. Frederick, treasurer of lo-
(Mrrlal Dlipatrk.to Tbe fearaal.)
Forest Qrove, Or., April 0. The aa
slon held laat nlglit marked tha close of
the ltd
gon 8ta
PfiirnlnAiil m rasa It m n A flnn1a w
' v,, u. , . I contents of the reaury, has gone wlih
rrputmiun nave oeen prevent
m taken part In the programs of the
convention, and In point of Interest
annual. convention of the Oe- todu.lrUI Worker, of tho WorM.
.t. Sunday School association. r fPPrd gnii $19 of the union
money in gold and silver, the entire
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rlaht hand, tearing the glove and alnk
in in
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commlaaloner. I aver, and carried, him back to hla box
jta fanga
Mi us Talbott bravel
Hupreme Judge, Sean, 1,071: D"Arcy, M.
iiairy ana jmm CTrnmifiiionrr, r.
:mery, 149; Bailey, 114. Railroad, com
mlaaloner. First district, R. Robertson.
l ST. Rallfoad commlaaloner,. Second
dlatrlct, A. J. McCabe, 109; Ogleaby
Young, 171.
CLATSOP'S lilEII
ALSO FOR BRYAN
Hitby Duke, third: Cliarlea W. Jonea'
e fleKh of the palm. u'""n Argegam. reaerve
y clung to him. how- . Limit doga parti color--Mrs. C. Rar-
ri a j'nuy i'UKQ, iirai. i. v , u. ijn
don'a Cld. aecond; Charlea W. Jonea'
Kulaham Argegam, third; Frank Bol
lam'a Portland Tip, reserve.
Open doga, parti color R. cl. Oam
welfe Tortland Kid. first; Charlea W.
Jonea' Kulaham Argegam. aooond.
Opea doga, any solid color other than
black J. Wewlev Ladd's Red King, flrat
and alao first In wlnnera doaa: R. W.
Gamwell s Portland Kid. reserve.
cocaers, black, novice, limit and win
J 1 - .i.. .Ur.au . n .1 . n (I I , van..
of the best ever held on the Pacific . bltchea on by Mra. W. Drew-
coaat. Roland Hnnwe 1 of Bell ngham. I i." ""V .
III IV
Washington, who haa a fine lot or prise l ,v."T"v",'l-"'r"' .V""
winning cocker spaniels from the TCul- !5ponn Twilight, first; Mrs.
I w eJ sj (UVt;ii. sjt trim.
han ruLor kannnl mm 1.1 fhir ttm. nun I - Xi':"i r
never attended a dog show where the I L'lml,.. .Pn. and winners bitches, of
dog. were aa free from dlatemper. wJ.,' , .j, lo' ?,"''r ,hn. Dlek J
mange and other dlaeasea. They are the rf,Yl.M H'd Queen, wins flrat In
finest looking and healthleat lot or dogs
flrat.
3fass 3reetins:Jn3tructs for amglSWTn
Aebraskan ana maorses
limit and reaerve: K. M. Stevena iPm
adena, California) flrat In open and flrat
in winner.
Beagles.
O. B. Cyrus' (Scto) Wood lark flrat In
novice and first In winners. His Fleet
wood was second In ndvtce and reserve.
Daschaads.
Nnvlra Aftan mnA V, 1 1 r mm rl, m a.1 T
Novice Gene W. Brady's Ovid first. I Bchnahel'a Jjlla rir- Mr. ri,-,i.. t
Limit dogs Gene W. Brady's Ovid Bchnabel's Othello, second. ' Same dogs
won in limit and winners classes.
Collies.
ever exhibited on the roftjt. according
to Mr. uanweii.
The awarding of prises Is aa follows
Tt. Bernards,
Mrs T. B. Psoe's Nero first. J. W.
walkers frince second.
Oroat Sanaa.
Frederick had been treasurer of tho
union less than on week , when lit
. . .. i i ui'itni a wifi as i ax ii a. i UFMIHT . nun l.
anown. good accompiianed ana attend- wh, -ted ha was placed (n charge
biil--, im uwn nni 01 in orai m m neauquariera vl tne l"ortland
conventliwia ever held In Oregon. members of the I. W. WV at 4 North
At the morning aeaalon yesterday J 'rt- . There was a oommlttee
3,UOO waa ralee.r to further the work f meeting Tueaday evening at which Fred
In Oregon. The money i nlrdsed I f"r. w present. Blnce then nothing
by Htimlay achonl classes snd by In- ,."? n . n,n
dividual aubacriptlona. Multnomah coun- . L,n"1 evening when the desk was
ty and Washington county leading In broken Into and the keys found Inalde
point of amount given, the former Pu,t not a cent of money, It waa half
county pledging 11.100 snd thl latter pallovad Frederick waa still faithful lo
t!16. his trust and had met with an accident
A special train was run from Portland T''" discovery that he had carefully
rast night and the orowd which came placed the keys Inside so thgt It would
In It wss added to that In the alreadv not " known for a day or two that
overfilled church, and things would he. had taken the money from the desk
have been very uncomfortable had the I "as maae me oilier members feel sure
people not been In a give-and-take
mood and good-naturedly crowded lnto I
out-or-tne-way nooks and corners.
TA of O. Beaolutlon TJp.
A half-hour pralae service led by
rroressor ti. t). uxcell opened the aea
alon, after which a bualneaa meeting
waa n-id. xne chairman read the ren-I
ititiona and aaked If there were anv
suggeatlona to be made before their I
adoption, whereupon a delegate moved
edly of Hrltleh Columbia, and It launch Into tha buslneta of turning cut
laved that he has already mads spurious as tA .1 " v
ay across the border. As the e sTold , pleoi Is,
was comparatively small he Is iJIUST Tom ovldon.-e hluh t:a
That tha counterfeiters arretted aev.
I era! dava a en hw" ik. ' i'.l.j
today that Frederick embeialed the iecrf,t aervice w. "
funds of tha union snd has fled. I , 'r . "fenta Were preparing
I or aeveral uaya Frederick, haa gDoaen I , 1 meir iniltMton lirlnt and.
rvoriiiMiir
la bell
his way
aum waa
ra.Uli.kl aa. fmr- ..Infill.. tla I lOVtrnRIInt DOS liM mkm.
came to Portland from Bpokane several ...i f w'lght acalea for th- weigh-
nontha ago. ' J' " sl and uther paraphernalia
"We have member all over tha world. U,"1 ,n ndllna; the precious meUI
No matter where he goes some of us conflacsted by . tha government
win nno mm. -mere i oe a good tr
Ing coming to him from the first
K i . a- - m.mtm V. I ... .,
Aim ltl.m)aa .t Ih. i,.Uh In t,m XT.. k. I UOIla TS.
Sixth street hall this morning. - . L.5t,v IUrBfyi "Haa Korls Il.'Fyron.
thump. I f Ti-Vkf i.,h?r wltn vr'ou molda and
t mem. J001,. whlch Be wen had been using
i." said iOTn V" Purpose of mailing counterfeit
' worm - ; , ,
ni'in iirpi-i iiaii inia niorninaj. - . i . ; ' , . -x,iiV mia 11.' yron,
Frederick Is described as a msn about I J .preliminary hearing, before
40 years of age, medium build, dark I J?"VY Btatea Commlaaloner Cannon
wavy half, black tnuatache, weight 160 1 yterday afternoon and was bound over
pounds, wears wide shoes, and wslks i wIt fctlon of the next federal
heavily on Ma feet his lege having r,nl"rXL dafault of ball, placed
been broken as were also his arms sevl1 "00, Ramsey waa returned to the
rl m m. U m 1- m 1. 1 L. Wlinir 111. . Hi h Uiirul tkm,
.T.aa. wnu. V M, lVUVr V J I . m -- a.a.a.,wa I,V
trade, uauaiiy following tha railroad I "WJlz; " aiiorney. .
construction gangs. I -oeveral witnesses app
ppeared at tha
"No. the loaa of thla mnnev n"rinf and Identified Rnnisev aa tha
break us, but we'll feel It all Hghl I m,n.,who h"? Psed counterfeit dolUrs
enough," ssid on member. I ?" tnem .. P" of these wss .Curtis
that an amendment be adopted favoring
the appropriation of UZS.toO for the
atate university. Several In the audi
ence objected to the amendment on the I ',.ntvi1
ground a that It might provoke discus-1 vt-JUI ttl
sion, ana me amendment was tabled.
The asms delegate who offered the
amendment had visited the committee
earlier In the day and asked that It
embody In the resolutions ons fsvorlng
the appropriation, but tho committee
stated thst whlls they were In fsvor
of tho appropriation, they feared that
Its being placed In the resolutions
would create disharmony In the conven
tion.
SECOND MUD PIE
FORJOIIATHAIIJR
Committee Hands
Jiourne Another Large,
Juicy, Sour Tickle.
Following the lead of tha atate cen
tral committee In voicing a Taft aentl
ment at Its meeting yesterday after
Resolutions were adopted extending noon the Multnomah city and county
anks and anDreclatlon to tha neonle I ... ... . .
of Foreat Grove for the r hoao talftv ""rat committee at lis meeun last
and to Professor K. O. Excel., Genera) night added another slsp to Jonathan
Ovid
aec
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Chamberlain.
Wlnnera' dogs Gene W. Brad
first. Jack Haley's Happy Hool
serve.
Christopher young's Princess Olas
won first in novice, limit and wlnnera
Great Liane claases.
STswfonmdlaads.
Joe Rasmus1 Buster.
Busslaa. Wolfhounds
Punpv dogs J. W. Fowler's Bob first,
y's Ovid ii Murrow s Tualltln Prince second,
llgan re- Helen Simon's Glen Tana Councillor II
; ' (Bvedal DUnatcb to Tbe learaaL)
Astoria, Or., AprljlO. At .a Demo
- cratlo tnaaa meeting lastf evening at
whlnli 3uAmm C. J. Trenchant waa elect-
ed. permanent chairman. A, D. Garner ZlltZ 323!, M 'COnd-
j tt tt r .m I ' " "
nCIWT WIU X. .vA I1CI1UQI lUH, tf. t
WalUuia and George KAboth a commit
tee on platform and resolutions. State-1 classes'.
' ment No. . l ' was advocated and Cham
berlain's .candidacy for- senator was In
dorsed. - ' ' i
Dr. W. C. Lbgan and A. M. Bmlth de
clined the nomination for the legisla
ture, ueorge w. Morton waa nominated
Tor county commisaioner ror trie two
year term
third
Novice docs A. Klein's rWin flr.f tr
D. Logan's Brant wood, second. Dr. L.
W. Hyde's .Teddy Mogul third, Helen
Simon's Glen Tana Councillor II v. fi, c,
J. Murrow's Tualltln Prince reserve.
JUimit dogs (ssble and white)
Thomas 8. Griffith's Glen Tana Hmiir.
Charles Glvernaud's Neva first. Pierre "r. Jr. u. W. llyde Teddy Mogul
I'lerre I u " " w " juaimn prince
ajinu, mi. i neuuore jenatin a nruna
reynonnas. i ODen d0,. ..hi- .d -hitei xhom.
j. c. cnxiunu s ranny won in ootn 1 1. uruiun s uien Tana Huulre flrat J
injuiiuwa luamin rnnce second.
1-oxflonaas. I iimlt dogs (other than sable snd
Limit doga A. M. Cronln's Lane first I ;n'"' K- Hambletgs Laird III
The following were elected delegates Holderman's Ightfleld II third, C. E,
to the state Democratic convention: H.
I Henderson, Olaf Anderson, A. M
Bmlth, O. Sovey, A. . Birch. J. T. Wal
. lace; alternates, George Kaboth, J. H.
Hansen, R. M. Wooden, Isaac Bergman,
first H. D. Loa-an'a Brant wmul ..MnH
Donsld McGregor's Tillamook Chief
third.
Open dOKS (Other than aahla arwl
white) C. D. Nairn's Weatland nnk
first.
Winner's dogs Thomaa T. Grlfflth'a
uien Tana Squire, first; C. D. Nairn I
weaiiana uuKe. second.
Limit dog. undfr J5. pound s-A. C. oic.VhJHnV'X:?. tTO.',1".!
linlm. I - i . , . - "ii
snaaeiana Merry Maid, second: Mian
and reserve
Open dogs Mrs. A. M. Downlnr"
uauey u. r irt.
routers,
Peter Hobklrk's Mark Rush flrt
Walter Gadsby's Ted second.. W. F.
Brown's Rip Rap reserve; Fred v Wag
ners cnier sain nigmy commended.
Shute's Don Harold first Walter Gads
bv's Ted second. Fred W. Waa-ner'a rj"S" V-.."rrB,-
C C UUinger and O. I. Peterson. Thev Chief Sam third I f .J"?"'. airette. tnird; Fred
Tim I An mm KC ..m, n A m T T I - . .....toa., i trtri o.
cli: n'n. ;r:..: .
v iiiiiio Doim, iiroi, mra. i,. a. jvilller s
weatiana nin, second; f. A. Ball
wnits Lady, third; Thomas B. ant.
. were Instructed to support the nomi
nation or Bryan as a candidate ror tne Rutherford's Ruth R reserve
presidency. Open flogs over 65 pounds H. M.
Papsts Mason's King first. W. O. Van
Men's 16c black and tan socks, double Schuyvefs Sam second, Peter Hob-
sllm'a. m- ft- A 1
toes. 6Talr. Samnle Shoe Store. First kirk's Mark Rush third. Otto Bhuman I " r'-.. i'S. ,.".S"!""e' T,.rec.rv:
nH UHUn ' ' SDort reserve. tl"l.-?1.u"1 ? V'rr"e. n-.
Sport reserve,
Winners does
-H. M. PapHts
Limit bitches
Secretary Marlon Lawrence and Gene- Bourne by refusing to send Thomss M
ral State Secretary Charles A. Phlppa I Cusker, leader of the Bourne forces In
for their attendance and work during! the county, and George M. Orton to the
tbe convention. I state convention. At the meeting 47
. Bronrhar-a Addraaa. dt legatea to the atate convention were
Rev. J. WhltCOmb BrOUgher. PaatOr I hL mutln. harmnnlnna An tha
of the v.oite Temple. Portland, was surf see at least. The protest of George
nen lntrouuced, and SPOke on "The Ho- J. dunvron and other nnilMilM for
naon or toe eunaav tfcnooi. The county office did not materialise, it
speaker aald that too many people try having been made plain to them that
to force the religion of the old people the efforts ofi the central committee
upon the young, forgetting that what would be directed to the election of tho
tne young require la an energetic re-1 entire county ticket.
Ilglon that will help them in their dally Yesterday It waa believed by a num
life. He had no dealre to be known as ber of candidates that the efforts of the
a preacher, but wished to be known as committee would be concentrated on
a man." "1 nere will be no preachers the election of H. M. Cake to the Ben
in heaven," he said. He believed the atorahlp, while the remainder of the
greatest work in evangelisation could ticket would be left to sink or swim as
be accomplished by personal work and the Individual efforts of the candidates
said that If each one who belongs to might determine. Before tha meeting,
the church would convert one person however, this idea was dispelled anl
each year, In three years the whole h b1 of Pce soothed the asscm
world would be converted. Dr. Brough- ly.
er Is In favor of the state university XoOnaket and Orton Xroae Out.
appropriation and said he hoped the The apportionment of the delegates
people would Indorse it at the coming gives 16 to the 10 wards of the city,
election in June. . ,X to tn country precincts and six
Secretary's Closing Address. to the county at large. It was In the
The closing address of the session fMcCuake? '.ndO?t,onte,loJtt theft
was made by General Secretary Marlon L e f, , hi ... Ln
i jk wr.ni. .h anoir. nn "iv.m.nH. chances of going to the state conven-
l.lJiy Snt."r.; KEm..t.B2!l,!a Chairman J. P. Kennedy, by the au
was the rn
tho world
.I.ln" "le'.w"nla ".y." v.,n Colwell. Emmett Drake. Thomas Mc
duiiu.jt iiwi mil ino pr-upio ui an qb- i Cuaker and George M. Orton
nominations meet ana worn in liar- Mr. Kennedy then stated that not de
llllf I) J .
on
000
ner,
greater iwork.
SALE OF HORSES
BREAKS
RECORDS
"Portland Is tha best horse market on
the Pacific coast. In 11 years of ex-
,ii -. t, . a. ... urinn ...mi. 11 m..
M"y,r.wh? reported the case 'to Police
man Blackman. who aftar a. .h,u
captured Ramaey. August Ludwlg. an
other aaloonkeerjer. of xoa it... vt.hi.
son, also Identified Ramsey as the man
who had Passed several counterfeit dol
lars on him.
Batteries used In nollahtn tha hnma
made dollars, bare of babbit, a gasoline
hsster and a furnace nnH u l.i
of dentai plastsr used In making molds
Instead of the ordlnery plaster of pari,
and various othsr imnlamants uiad hv
counterfeiters are now in possession of
8. A. Connetl aa evidence against tha
men.
Louis Turner, the leader of the nnr
. r .. . , " and James Rafferty. a "passer, are t
t.cnciii. in cunoucuni norse saies in m taaen rrom Vancouver. Waahinsrton.
very Important city west of the Mil-1 to Tacoma te have their preliminary
slsslppl 1 never before saw such , re a unitea buui oommin-
rrrom ureaaing saie or fiorses aa mat I
th'. CrTnownuctirneerrio:' ENGLISH CO3IP0S1T0KS
nal representative thli morning. Mr. f3FVn A 1 WT.Wl A TIOV
Hl..l.l,l.n, m.W.. . l.l. . .1... JMJUli-J.liVit
a....,t,v,i, m..m m mywKtmiv VI villa
tllialfkaaa n rl mtmm hanii.k, n 4.am. . I
ifornla hv tha manuB.m.ni ,...ik. Pn,i. I Lrnnann, April u. Kepressnting a
land Stock Sales company and is there- membership of 12.000. a delegation of
fore well qualified to Judge of nore;n" -ionaonoocieiy or compositors was
niarxeiB. nearly fu classy animals wnntK""" ' " .ummit-
. . . " . I amah A arlal A r avlrta t n Anam aa I W at...
IVJ w WSWBB, ntllTiuvt) VaS tVKIVI Vf IVtl I 1 1 3
Of
con-
tha aanar.i nnhii. .. .hi. ..i. i. ,k.,ventIon In Boatoa next August.
It shows the north... ha. wnv.m The lard msyor or Dublin, WhO.WM
from the recent financial atrtn.-n.-v union printer and who still holds his
hih n a u..,.. i. . a. : : I card, will be aaked to head tha de e-
v-. ... .. -..,. , , , '- I .,i ir-ii.i. i,
axer or me sales comrianv. who in nka " .ii.... ivihhui
1o better Indication of returninr nro. I '
peruy coin a do wisnea lor man tne I mens nign tops, oiacss or tana, an
evidence of plentiful money brought out I sixes. $3.45 pair. Sample Shoe company.
Dy tne casn trmnsactions or the past r irst ana naaison.
two aaya.
Ooma rrom All Motions.
A score of horsemen and their ren-
rcsentatlves were brought In Dy trains
rrom sii over tne northwest this Morn
ing and laat nigni
record Is expected to
terday and Tuesday.
marseta. nearly su ciassy animals wunt "T"V7. ' J"" . " " ' " " -""i
under the hammer yesterday bringing a lo v .Al""r,c to Le.on(r..w!th
total of more than 111.000. International Typographical Union
"Of more than ordinary Interest to America when that body holds Its c
Furniture Parade.
northwest this morn- 'o;?
lit and today s buying F,n: 't0T
to eclipse that ,f yes JfSh-
Ji!.... .. . 5r,"001 thorlty of the committee, placed in
F .hvn a'nil nomination for delegates at Targe six
i5.h!nTI Jdiy?u . R- E. Sewell. S. C, Spencer, E. B.. to "
entire life, snfd he. 'Vnlyln Colwell. Emmett Drake. homas Mc- ViJ
Eleven carload a arrlvlnr." "Ten
more carloads coming." and similar
domed stresmers on the big
parade today or Gevurts
retinue of heavily loaded
Among the new arrivals are such rreignt wagons extending.severai blocks
prominent horsemen as George Perln- Preood y Lj cap no s band attracteil
er or r-enaieion. ueora-e criamii.r nr . a,u... n. nuui m
laker City, J. H. Oray of Vi.:coria. V. PP",irn.c WM ahrawdly planned iit
W. Wllklnann of Vancouvar it. c it 1 o ciocx wnen tne streets were
u. iiaric or oea
of Walla Walla
flnnlrana
Thl afternoon'a offerlrtn Af thor- P.r.?,nentIr lB.t of tb people.
ouirhbrwU ii erpctd to brin out kn JlPA -?J . ?m w ?tnt Vvf
coiripd-iiuon, as Borne ptrticuiiir.y riiHt . r:;lwfi-.: " v" Vl-7 ",T " T"r 1
alt" Knlfilt 1 ... v wuvvill a-uvil lUOPlllf
.du...il.a, ( law AAA Tal
Seattle. Elmer Hogaboom ?ro,wd5i wlt P,?pu froJL.theblt tor"
alia and J. E. Mason of fnd o"lc buildings. This firm never
ju. .uaaon ot iOMB an opportunity to place Itself
animals are to be dlarioaed
Knack. Henry Gray. Mlnwall ard Pane
mint are horses whose records on man v
iracas are too laminar to the pulllc
to need further mention. Cyclone, tho
famous trotting; stallion of J. E. Ma
son, Is already sold to R. Clemanns of
Moscow, Idaho, who purchased Mary
thougn tbe
. i
ly in Its infancy, yet already 17,000.- .. iT.n. th... candidal.. h would -V.""
Ta.nnl. ar. .rall.l.H nH. J. K mT m" "' r. aa,l , I " !ir ""I jet given OUt.
Ka,. ........ ..... ... ""- i iRvor omer noniinauoM, inia rpnuii-i xhna. hn . . ......I. i..
Aaa KI. MAaa..aM, ..1,1 . . ... . .. ..... I " " ' " WWI.UVU L 1 1 0
i mnm ,.,. i i, , ui . -ui ii b.cii an in in. nnmm.non or i , .f ) r ir n m. vvii-i
Appropriation for East Side.
COL. ROESSLER
: HILL REIDAIU,
.. . (npecUl PUpatch to Th Journal.)
Washington. D. C, April 80. Chief
Engineer Mackenzie of the United States
engineers' department said this morn
ing that Colonel Roessler will not be
supplanted as engineer in charge of the
' government work at the mouth of the
coiumDia river, colonel Koessler's work
' has been satisfactory, and as the Ore-
gon people want him retained there he
will remain In his present position.
Men's 13 60 "Walk Easy" dress shoes,
all styles, $1.95 pair. Sample Shoe Store
company, corner First and Madison.
. . , ...it... ati, c n t n. ii , r miiii u in i a i
JH&. I . i . , . .i . . . . . .
son's Kin- first. W. O. Van achu vver'a i,"""m" : ""iiun a uien Tana Syl.l.
Sam reserve. 1."' ' l,,ur "urP"y
tr a . T J j I , I auuiiu.
ii. m. rauHi uoa j 3 uuw a. cuam- i . , i , .. . , . , ,, . ...
ninn vuiiina, wuen Diicnes tsaoie and white)
Puppy bitches Charles R. Campion's 17- S",9..."?" llr."A;
Leltrom Oueen won uruiiin a uien t ana Wybll,
ijeiirom wueen won I .At-ond i Arthur vr ,ir.n),ar'- ci,i. n.n-
Novice bitches Mrs. B. w. 'I'homp- .cr.j " xjbjiu,
sons tsess rirst. Airs, ueorge tionner s T rtt ki. ,.,. lVl. ...
Westerla second Charlea R. Camnion'a .I'm't ,t("he8. . (Other than sable and
Leltrom Queen third, C. Cooke's Nellie
awi. a.. , u innnr'i ... ' T i t.i-.i.
av.lf.iril m non
white) C. D. Nairn's Sha'-Joland Prin
cess, iirsi.
v inner s Class C
Ami Ideal, first; Thomas 8. Griffith's
Limit bitches under 60 pounds C Tl
Powells Chiquita first, W. V. Wiley's 3 "' V' svhii
Duchess II second . George Bonner's Glen Tana 8yb11' Becond
1 1 ' . .1. l J T. a n , .
I rvuiun,
August open Dogs and Bitches w.nri
Great Tootx.
Chow Chow.
Westerla third.
Limit bitches over 50 pound
Krueaer's Earl's Feebe won.
Open bitches under B0 pounds C. B
Greaves' Walla Walla Rush first. C. H.
Open
French'i
"V If you want to pick
:; a. few blossoms in the
' way; of adornment for
your little men, they are
within easy reach.
, Wash ' suits at i $ 1 .00, ,
; others at $2.00- relia
. ble and tubable; simply
.' made and simply perfect
.' for the price. ' - ;
GiOTH IU G CO
CuSlCuhnPrcp .
1C6-163 THIRD ST. 1 !
Powell's Chiquita second, W. V. Wiley's Open Dogs and Bitches Ernest
uuciich ii wuru, uourge uunner s ntiraii . ruuy, nrst
wesiena reserve. Bulldogs,
tssgamn B-rvers. Specials A. H Hav- snii
Puppy dogs J. R. Baker's Bob first, vance, Pabst cup for best bulldog doa--
Dr. Alan welch Smith's Beau Brumm J A. H. Hayes' St. Queenle Van Schuvver
second. W. O. Van Bchuyver'fl Dan third, cup for best bitch; J. L. tetzlarf's Teddv
W. I. Cole's Bill reserve. Chase cup for best bulldog in Oregon
etoner D. first. S. T. Brlttalns Prince laff's teddv. first; J. C Harralson?a
VWir BriiVllU. ... .aaawaaa. " J ai'HU, JlU.lllBr, BCCUIlU.
J. R. Baker's Bob reserve. Novice dogs A. R. Jones' Tecumaeh
iimii uukb . vjh "iuic a iao.hu- i x-riue, iirsi; j. j eiziarr s Teddv see
some Dan first. Dr. Alan Welch Smith's ond: P. H. Hugus' Patsy, third.
Handsome Jim second, m. t. tirlttalns Limit dogs A. R. Jones' Te-umah
Prince Cole third. Will G. McRae's Bird Pride, firBt eD
reserve. ,..-.,, t, .Open dogs A. H. Haves' Eudcllffo
Open dogs--V. A. Kuahn s (San Fran- Advance, first; A. R. Jones' Tecumseh
Cisco) juaiiwyna xeau nrst, an. . un- Tiae, secona.
more's Handsome Dan second. Dr, Alan Winner's dogs A. H. Hayrs' End
Welch Smith's Handsome Jim third. S. cliffo Advance, first: A. R. Jones' Te
T. Brlttaln's Prince Cole reserve. cumseh Pride, second.
Winners' dogs V. A. Kuahn's Mall-1 Novice bitches A. Lums'lon's Sapho,
wynd Beau first. M. P. Gilmore's Hand-1 first
some Dan reserve. I ' Limit bitches Mrs. J. C. Harralson's
Puppy bitches T. H. Bennett's Mana KJi Dourn miss Marquis, first.
Zett fl'St. E. A. Parson s Kimono sec- Open bitches -A. H. Hayes' St.
ondr H. O. Farrell's Lady Beatrice Qyeenle, first; Mm. J. C. Harralson's
Whltestone third, C. Rolalres Lingfleld ttiiDourn mihs Marquis, second.
Marie R.. h. c. Winners bitches A H. Hayes' St.
Novice bitches T. H. Bennett' Mana 8u.eenl first; Mrs. J. C. Hairolson's
Zctt first, J. K. Hubbart's (Seattle) Rita iuipourn miss Marquis, second.
Haeket second, George E. Griffith s
acutlon todav
wnra, Iranian rn an .nih i nn ..Mnm
nam. i nnrr lunnn. jiinn im inc'fiii. i ... .nt . . n i .. i .. . i
lh. vast audience aanc "niml R. th. a 7 ' xb t run. t m m.-.' Z. 'IV ""-u. nn
, . -r. . .. . - T. .- - . id, iiwj . i ui me larss snow, -inia w.ia tn. nnr.
a r. C. K&ker. M C. Georara and F. E. I fnmiii.. n. B,..iit. in.. . ..-u
three days' session of helpful and in- Read UDon the vote being taken Drake he.d m.ttr... T kiaVr. t." t uvV
spiring work. received 6 votes, Sewell 61, Williams I Maaon. This animal ahowed trainina of
.a . , r , n An ti..mh& An I .a . . .
nu, luiwiii ui, opuncvi- j. au-uiiuu i, i m nignesi oraer and executed some
unscoii at. aacuusKer av. uriun to. i evoiutinna that w.r. tmiv minuimi.
To provide 1500 to aid the east side ri,.. i .nH u.d i la
in decoratinr for the Rose Carnival Tk! dalarad I All the Btetsa known to hnra.dnm are
councilman wennett win preaent an or- n be elected delesataa at large. perrectly carried out by this tntelll
dlnance this afternoon for passage be- The remaining delegates were noml- Kent animal. The high march, cake
fore the city council. mated by the different precinct com- .wl. "'de steps both ways, pivoting on
mltteemen and were elected, tne vote """ ru".1 Ieel anu rn oot sep-
bfllna- made unanimous by motion. The 1 down on one knee and then
" . ' . . . . . lh. ftlk.. n . aa n I . mt V. . n .. I . n . .11.
list or delegates, as elected, is as roi-1 ".immawi i nwv, w.i,
lows:
Dls gates zieoteo.
First ward C. W. Sherman.
Dr. Drake Elected Secretary.
Dr. Emmet Drate has been elected
secretary of the Portland Rose Festival
In place of Bury 'I. Daaent, who Is to
become publicity agent for the city of
Albany, Oregon. Dr. Drake has been
prominently connected with the asso
ciation since its founding.
(Oreeon City) Polka Dot third. H. G
Farrell's Lady Beatrice Whltestone re
serve.
Limit hitches Polka Dot. second.
Open bitches J. E. Hubbart's (Seat
tle) Queen Racket first, Mra. E, A. Par
sons' fjpla. Hecond.
Winner bltehes-J. E. Hubbart's
Queen Racket first T. H. Bennett's
Mana Zett second.
Gordon Setters.
V". v. Riley'a .(HUlsboro) Queen took
FAREWELL LUNCHEON
!U
BUR
DASENT
About 40 members of the Portland
first In novice-second in limit bitches. Ad Club met at an informal In
WtoTeVV. cklS'fVerTT' nT th,e Nortonla l tb
. ...... mm . ' I mVrfA ST I M l SI 1 Vl A A-A .(W MA Aa M -ml
wins nrsr in limit -bitches, rirst in open - uuu .uu mo inui-
oitcnes, and first in winner .pitcjies. I vmuai members to Bury I. Dasent
Irish Setters, Mr. Dasent has been for years an
Puppy , dogs a,nd bitches George P. tive. arid valued member of the local
Doherty's Babby, first, .P. V. .Van1 Nloe's organization, while employed as pub
Daddy DlKnlty aecond, Henry Kiibaws UcUv m?n"Ker f0: tnB Portland Rall-
Toots third.
Novice dogs F. Antich's Duke first,
P. B. Van Nice's Daddy Dignity second,
Henry KUbaw) Toots third -
Open doge -Arthur' E. Velguth'S Bow
first. H. It Ella's (Victoria. B. C)
Prince second. . ..
Winner dogs-Arthur E. Velguth's
Bow first V.- Antich's Duke reserve.
' Novice bitches Henry Kilbaw's Toots
first , . '
Open bitches Arthur - E. Telguth's
Teen Tina. v - ,, ..
Winner hltchavat Arthur V.' V.la-nlk'.
Teen Tine first. George P. Doherty's
Ajavvj ivicrif.
Chesapeake Bay.
Way, l.lKtlt & Power enmnnnv T
leaves' tomonow for Albany, where he
has eccf-pte.i a position as. manager of
in. l'rimmF-nl,l lK
Tlie Ad club presented Mr. Dasent
with a hanriscrae umbrella appropriate
ly er.graved. which was tendered to
Mr. Dasent by Tom Richardson in a
iavv? eric ii.
C.
Second ward H. W. Coe. w.
Banks and. Frank F. Freeman.
trot and canter and a dazen other ac
compllshments are his. This colt Is
only five years old and his owner ex
pects to realise a thousand dollars out
" of his sale.
Tommy Mack, another one of the Ma-
Third ward-C. E. Lockwood. George . . ."".".1' """.V'kI"?.";
VvlCII.
ward Ben Belling,
Only two dogs, ghown, i
1 B. Huhl mitteje.
N. Black, nreaident nt ft., ax i..w
presided as tcastmaater and short talks
"""2 s"i-u oj mr. Hicnardson, 8. G.
Reed and others. Among those who
attended were C. A. Whltetnore, prea-
. muni oi ine AOS s-estiv.i Mmmi,..
J M- Townsend of the Portland General
1 M1.eciT,:--5?n:,paiiri B rougher and
, vj I
Tlutr.htns of, the Boss Festivalcom-
I y -
Nervous women should .profit
by Mrs. Barton's experience with
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound.
Mrs. Helen Barton, of 27 Pear
son Street, Chicago, I1L, writes to
Mrs. Pinkham :
" 1 was all ran-down, and on the vergaj
of nervous prostration from overwork
and worry, and ill In bed, when I began
taking. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. After I had taken it a week
I commenced to get better. I continued
its use, my nervous trouble disappeared,
and I am comnletelv restored to health.
I hone Lvdia K. Pinkham's Vegetable,
Compound will benefit other women
as it haa me."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirtv veam Lvdia: E. Pink.
ham's Vesretabie ComDound. made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills.
and has positively cured thousands of
women who nave been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-;
tion, fibroid tumors, .imparities,
.periodic pains,, backache, that, bearing-down
feeling, flatulency, indiges
tion,dizziness,or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try It y , , " ' i X
Mrs. Pinkham Invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass. -
animal of his class in the country, and
Noble Reade, a graceful chestnut filly
with a dosen blue" ribbons to her credit
are also to be sold this afternoon. .
Followinr tha end of tho home sale
is the opening of the auction of fsncy
bred, registered Hereford and Shorthorn
cattle at the Union stockyards tomor
row morning at 10 o'clock. Foremost
attiAnsT th A hlAArlAi atalntalai A ka nfrarayl
Eighth ward George K. McCord, W. F. imnort.ri vi.h . nn-. nwn.
Williamson. D. F. HariJman. D. J. Kv OiiaMtrt Vitrtria an aKlaa ikhti -saris.
. . a..,. . I J v h w a v s-vs saaa oaan a saausa w aaa
uuimoy. n. in. iun, ' i ner at a nair dozen big stock shows.
v. v. nvwM.ru
Fourth ward Ben Selling. A. W.
Orton and McKinley Mitchell.
Fifth ward Charles E. Sawyer. C,
M. Idleman, Dr. C. C, Newcastle and
F. E. Beach.
Sixth ward J. W. Sherwood,
Seventh ward E. A. Austin, J. F.
Kertchem, A. C. Cook and Phil Met
schan Jr.
sucn means of
advertising. It la too late to doubt the
methods and policy of the house, for It
is successful in every way, in every
thing It undertakes. All classea of
furniture and housefurnishlngs are
carried from the -most reasonable priced
to the very finest grades, besides the
firm haa ,two Immense departments
devoted to clothing, one for ladles and
the other for gentlemen.
Teachers Meet In Augusta.
Augusts, Ga., April 80. The forty
seoond annual meeting of the Georgia
Educational association begins Its ses
sions In St. John church this city thla
evening, with the largest attendance In
the history of the association. The dl- .
rectors and trustees of the association w
met thia afternoon and completed their
reports and all arrangements for the
gathering. The general session this
evening will be given over to welcomes
and responses.
"Dayton" loggers, tt.tn srada. Fnmnh
kip vamps, all sixes, $3.96 pair. Sample
Shoe Store, First and Madison.
Si". 'I'll . I mmmwrm.Bmmm
TEA
Fine tea brings-out con
versation if anything will;
it c o m p e 1 s to a little'
leisure.
Tour grocer returns your money If you
don't like Schilling's Best: we pay him.
Ninth ward H. & Rowe. A. B. Man-
ley. J. H. Kelly, Robert E. Menefeo
and Thad W. Vreeland.
Tenth ward S. C. Beach, W. C. North,
J. J. Noonan, Sr.. Charles E. Patton
and E. L. Shaffer.
Precincts 80-91 H. E. Collier,
Precincts 92-95 W. E. Marshall
Precincts 96-97 E. I Rayburn.
' Precincts 98-101 E. C. Llndsey.
Precincts 102-106 .Thomaa W. Cor-
der.
Precincts 107-114 H. T. Page.
Delegates at large Dr. Emmet Drake,
R. is, Bewail, ueorge n. wiinams, ti
mer B. Colwell. B. C. Spencer and T-
Morrls Dunne.
MAYOR ASKS BOND
FROM STREET USERS I
Mayor Lane has returned two ordi
nances granting permits to use the city's
streets to the city council with ' the
recommendation that substitute ordi
nances be passed in their stead which
will require the persons receiving the
permits to file a signed statement to
relinquish the street upon the request
of the council. ' Also to demand a suf
ficient bond ' from the person receiving
the. permit when the council deems It
expedient - s
)
341 WASHINGTON ST., COR. SEVENTH
THE QUALITY SHOP ; '
75c Embroideries 25c
Thousands of yards of Elegant Embroideries and
Insertions, all made on the best material by the
best manufacturers; all button-hole edges will
wear. They have quality- Special OZn
tomorrow ... .......... i . . .wOv
FREE METHODISTS
ELECT THBEE ELDEKS
- The thirteenth annual conference of
the Free : Methodist church at East
Ninth and Mill streets was opened yea
terday . morning and will continue
througn next Sunday.- with open meet
ings dally. Preaching service is held
at 't;av ana csu, ana tne business ses
sion from :S0 to 11:80 each morning.
District elders were elected this morn
ing to cover the three districts of east
ern Oregon, southern 1 Oregon and - the
Portland and - Salem ili.tr?rt.' w m
Coffee. N. Welter and Daniel Cook Were
elected and will be stationed, by the sta
tioning committee. The committees on
education and reform-were appointed.
MiB.ies" Sl.tS rireaa ahn.a ' ..f-
jnts i and vlcls, all sices, lace or button,
$1.35 tMlr, Samrjle Rim Htm. . tri-..
and Madison. ' ..---..-
$2.50 and $1.50 Fancy Back
Combs 98c
By a lucky purchase we are enabled to QOj.
place on sale $1.'$0 to $2,50 Combs for. . .'. . y0
J- $1.50 and $1.25 Handbags
In' assorted 'shapes, assorted ' leather -and 7IZp
assorted colors. ' Special . at . , ; , "i '.' . . . i, .Ov
a' V ''