THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, (PORTLAND. SATURDAY. EVENING, MAY 16, 1908. 1
STAIEM
ALLOWED BELIOIOUS FANATIC
TO MTJBDEB IIKR LITTLE GIRL
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lJUL
. Mrs! Henry Smith,
whose picture Is here
shown, it a member of
the "Devil Chasers," who
permitted the cbiei Jf the
sex at Nazareth. Pennsyl
vania, to kill her eyear
y
Do not take chances on it weanng away or experiment with some unknown preparation
which may leave the 'bronchial tubes and lungsweakened and susceptible to attack from
the germs of Pneumonia; or Consumption.
T. B. Williamson Is Brought
Out in Benton atf Result of
Revolt . Against Bone
brake, ' Whose Defeat Is
Predicted. ' - .
old daughter, because, at
he said, a devil was de
vouring the soul of the
child. "
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Corvallls, Or.. May 16. T. B. WU1-
. lamson, 'a' Republican - and a bright,
progressive Benton county farmer, has
teen placed In the field a a straight
, Statement No. 1 candidate for 'representative.-
: His candidacy la largely a
revolt' of ' Republicans against the can
dldacy of Bey. P. X. Bonebrake, another
Republican . candidate for representa
tive,' who signs a. atatement to support
that aanatorlal candidate receiving a
"majority of the people' votes. Bone
brake la strictly opposed to Statement
I Jflo, Viii!.'..f'f-3 .'... - ,
When a ; movement waa inaugurated
immediately after the primaries to
rlace a Statement No. 1 candidate in
he - field against ; Bonebrake, a, local
lieutenant went to Portland to consult
Mr. Cake on the aubject. He came back
and after calling - a meeting of hla
friends announced to them that Mr.
Cake waa not In . favor of putting a
straight Statement No. -1 candidate In
the field.
The appearance of Williamson In the
field is likely to result In the defeat
of Bonebrake, as Statement No. 1 sen
tlment la very strong throughout the
county, especially, in the, country pre
cincts v .. ;, , .
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WORK III POLK
Summer Stove ?
A
heating the room.
- The rifling air of a
close kitchen is changed
to comfortable coolness
. by installing a New Per
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Oil Cook-Stove to do the
family cooking. ' :
No kitchen furnishing
is so convenient as this
stove. Gives a working
heat at once, and. main
tains it. until turned out
that too, without over
If you examine the
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, ; , yon will see why this la to. The tteat from the
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, i under the kettle and not dissipated through the room -by
radiation! Thus It does the work of the coal -range
without Its discomfort. Atk your dealer about
this stove if not with him, write our nearest agency.
The
' bousefurnishing and gives
a clear, powerful light more agreeable' than gat or
electricity. Safe everywhere and always, Made
of brass finely nickel plated utt the thing for the
liring-foom. If not with your dealer, write our
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led) ,:.: ,.
Campaigning Is. a IIousc to
House Handshaking Af
fairThe Candidates:
(Special DUpttch to The JonrnaH
Dallas, Or., May IS. Polk county pol
itics is decidedly slow In warming up
thla year. Each candidate for a county
office la doing hla campaign work
quietly, and most generally by a per
sonal house-to-house can vase over the
county. '
... The selection by the state Republican
convention of B. B. Williams of this
city at a delegate to the Republican
national convention ' is cleaning to all
political partlee In Polk county, he be
ing the first delegate sent to a na
tional convention from 1 this county
since 1900, when J. H. Townsend, now
deceased, was sent .to' tite uemoc ratio
national convention at Kansas City.
B. F. Jones, Republican candidate for
joint representative rrora Lincoln ana
Polk counties, a Statement No. 1 man
will havo.no opposition at the polls In
June. For representative- from Polk
county, - w. v. lienry, democratic.
Statement No. 1, will be opposed by c
L. Hawler. Beoubllcan: anti-statement.
For county Judge, J. K. Sibley Is the
Democratic candidate and E. F. Coad.
present Incumbent, the Republican can
didate. For sheriff. J. 11. Grant. Demo
crat present Incumbent, Is opposed by
IT. li. aiuscoii, KepuDiican. tw county
clerk, K. , M. Bmlth, present incumbent.
candidate ror a tnira term,- is me .Re
publican candidate, his Democratic op
ponent being V. 8. Crowley, a teacher,
living at Falls City. For county treas
urer, D. P. Btourrer. Republican, and
Ed. C Dunn, Democrat, are the oppos
ing canaiaaiea. r or assessor, jr. n.
Mver is the Democratic candidate, and
C. S. Graves, present incumbent, the
Republican candidate. For school su
perintendent, H. C. Seymour, present
incumbent, Republican, will be' opposed
by W. I. Reynolds, Democrat. For aom
mlssloner. William Riddle, present Re
publican incumbent, will maVe the race
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will hav no opposition.
The Socialists 'also hava candMnte.
In .the field for each county office. They
expect to poll at least 600 votes.
The total registration In Polk county
Is about 3,700.
tET THE PEOPLE'S
(llEfltEjLOtlE
State Grange Resolution
Against Tinkering the .
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."'W, t7S Sandy PL.
' ' i Portland, Or.
(Special Dtipatcb to Tbe J our nil.)
Eugene, Or.. . May !. The thirty-
fifth annual session of the Oregon state
grange closed last night after one of
the most successful and Interesting
meetings in the history of the organiza
tion. Tbe attendance was large and
the interest In all of the topics dis
cussed was greater than usual. The
delegates are leaving for their homes
today with the thought uppermost In
their minds that this session was a
splendid success and that they will
never, forget the hearty welcome and
the courteous treatment received at the
nanas or tne people of Eugene.
Last Night's session was devoted to
the installation of the newly elected
officer of the grange. At yesterday's
sessions a number of resolutions Were
adopted. Important among which was
the one against changing the initiative
taw. 11 was as lowowe:
"Whereas. Political forces and coroor
ate interests within and without the
state are seeking various ways to de
stroy and annul our Initiative and ref
"Whereas, Theae laws may be some
what crude in their oneratlon- never
theless they are capable of expressing
ma win 01 me people 01 uregon, as
has been shown by their use In the
past; and
'"Whereas. We have full confidence
In the Intelligence of the voters of
uregon ana believe that should they,
through mlsunderstandlg. Dass any bad
measures, the same may be remedied
tnrougn tnese laws, thererore, be it
"Resolved. By the Oregon state
grange In session assembled, that we
are strongly opposed 10 any cnange in
the initiative and referendum law, un
til such time aa these laws have Droved
themselves detrimental to the people of
uregon, ana we Deueve tnat any at
tempt to change such laws while the
same are being tested in the courts
would be unwise and uniust to our peo-
fue, inumucn as 11 wouia do a conms
nar and disturbing factor."
This resolution was introduced by R.
W. OllI of Clackamas county.
Ths committee on good of the order
recommended that each grange in the
state appoint a press corresoonaent.
whose duty it shall be to report to the
local papers the dolnvs of the grange.
The um of S2.S00 waa nnnrnnWx tsrl
by the grange for extension work In
the state and . organization of new
granges.
PAUL KROGER TELLS
OH OTHER THIEVES
And the Operations of a Bad
Band of Rustlers Are
Bevealed.
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(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)
Walla Walla, Wash.. May 18. J. A
Mclntyre. one of a gang of alleged
horse thieves operating along the Snake
and Columbia rivers, has been convloted
In superior court on the evidence ; of
Paul Kruger. a member of the gang,
who -turned states evidence' atad con
f eased that he and the other members
stole horses by the carload and shipped
them to Chicago, where they Were sold
tor a gooa price. Tne money derived
from the sale was. divided among the
gang. -
Three accomplices, John Tyke and two
sons, are now on trial in the superior
The defense tried to show-that Km.
ger employed the others and that they
did not know the horses were stolen.
The gang has operated for years in
the sand belt along, the Snake and
Columbia rivers and thousands of dol
lars worth of horses have been stolen
from ranchers all over the country.
The gang made frequent trips Into the
farming dstrlcts and after rcrundlnar iin
a vanu vi nviwi wuuiu arive mem -to
the uoiumoia ana snip tnem across the
river Into the Horse Haaven oniinlr.
The officer finally obtained a clue
mat resulted in tne. arrest or the five
men. , ,
CHRISTOPHER WEST'S .
BODY RECOVERED
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal V
Astoria, Or. May H.-The body of
Christopher ; West, who was drowned
last August by falling from a sail
boat near Cathlamet, was . picked up
Thursday by a flaberman near Pillar
Rock, west was a son of David West,
treasurer of Wahklacum County, re
siding In Cathlamet. and was 18 years
of age. The funeral took place at
Cathlamet yesterday afternoon. .
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