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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAi; PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 23. 1CC3.
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: Tacoraa Promises Fleet Vis-
; itore There Will Be XoEx-
tortion Such as Seattle
Guests Reported ' Queen
r City Practiced.
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- Tacoma, Wash.. May 16. It, Is prom
ised here that - tier will be no
tortionate charges or attempt . to
."gouge" visitors for the privilege of
; witnessing the ; entry of Uncle Sam's
battleships Into Commencement bay to
morrow afternoon at i:w . o ciocs.
Every foot of dockage along the wa
terf rent and every available spot on
the milee of high bluffs which break
above the bay will be free to alland,
according to those who saw the fleet
ntr Seattle's harbor, this freedom Is
' Btransers who were at Seattle t-
KamHlvAI ' thOrOUehlV ' dlS'
gusted with the genteel attempts made
to rob visitors by Queen City cltisens.
it Is stated by those who were there
that every gate opening onto Seattle
jt i. W.M KdvmJ anil tin nnl Will A.1
Imrart on the wharves unless a toll of
2b cents was paid to the Seattle men In
control. Nor was the closed gate prop
osition the only attempt at extortion,
stated returning Tacomans. . .
Housetop Seats Came High.
Trom.no point in Seattle, save from
'housetops, is afforded even a fair view
of Elliott bay, and those who were
fortunate enough to escape the crowd;
end reach such housetops were charged
to cents, it is said, for the privilege.
And while Seattle robbed her guests
for the privilege of looking, there were
similar extortions, It Is said, for the
privilege of existing. Despite the prom
ises made by the Seattle executive com
mittee through the Seattle newspapers
that no extortion such a was prac
ticed while the fleet was a .guest of
southern California ports would be al
lowed. Seattle hotel and restaurant
keepers are. it Is said, asking 110 and
415 a day for: rooms, and three and
-four prices for meals.
Over 304 Butte people who had gone
to Seattle to -see the fleet became so
disgusted with the attempts at extor
tion that they -cama and engaged ac
commodations at local hostelries. ,
Uxtortlon Will Vol Oo.
. The executive committee on local
.fleet arrangements has been , notified
that several thousand northern country;
' nd Seattle people will come to Tacoma :
"tomorrow, knowing that from the nat
ural amphitheatre ' surrounding Com
mencement bay on ;: three sides, they
ran view the naval pageant in all Its
splendor without what one man termed
Changing onto your pocketbook lest
thev get you coming and going."
Special precautions have been taken
!hy local authorities to stop any at
tempt at extortion and It is not be
lieved such practices will be attempted,
they say. . ,
" All Beady for Use. -
A fund of nearly $86,000 has teen
Ya seA bv the Tacoma crtamoer or com
merce to provide entertainment for the
officers and men of the battleship fleet
"wnion wui arrive nere tomorrow xor i
ittur of several davs. Anion the gen'
rrous contributions to tne runa were
'the Japanese residents of Tacoma. They
ibave been given entire charge or too
pyrotechnic display and If this feature
of tha nroirrnm does not Surnass any.
.thing of Its kind aver seen before In the
.northwest it will not be because or lack
of effort or expenditure of money
The entire festivities - promise to be
memorable. Already visitors are arriv
ing in tne city xrom points near ana
distant and the crowd to welcome the
fleet tomorrow - 1 expected 'to be of
Enormous proportions. The day will be
observed virtually as a general holiday
and everyone will quit work to witness
the arrival of the formidable group of
Tiag aeienoers.' 'tne wateriront as wen
ae the entire business section of the
city is already ..dressed In gala attire.
Plan and bunting, streamers and naval
emblems, canopy the leadlnr streets and
hide the fronts of publlo buildings and
business houses. Several large welcome
arches of handsome design span the
.JL-- xilumlnated " Warships. - -.
The nroeram arranged for the feetlvl-
lies, la filled with attractive features.
xne omcere are expected to come
shore tomorrow evening and the Union,
the University and Commercial clubs
will keep open house for them. At the
X M. C. A. the men of the fleet will be
maae especially welcome. -
Athletic sports, automobile rides,
lawn fetes, luncheons and receptions
will keep the viators busy the whole of
Tmireaay, wna a military and naval
ball In the evening. The entertainment
for Friday will be along the same lines.
Saturday will be the big day of the
.... xne neraae on mat day will be a
memorable event. It being a holiday,
the state militia, the O. A. R., the Span
Jh war veterans, as well as the ma-
. rins ana sanors or im neet will be in
line. The closing event will be the
grana qispjay or xirewoncs Saturday
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I During the visit of four days there
will ba numerous boat races on the bay
u uad7uo.1i kuiiikb, tennis matcaes,
boxing contests and other athletic sports
on land. Each night the warships will
be illuminated and their searchlights
.Will be turned on the city. ,.
; Astoria's Fire House Lease. .'
' Astoria. Or, May . Mayor Wise
has received from the O. R. x. an
extension of the lease for SO years of
the property on which the new engine
house is erected on Commercial street
the extension to date from May-i of
the present year. As two years have
passed on the original 10-year lease. It
means that the city will enjoy a 22-year
lease on the property. .
Let us outfit you in a fine SUMMER SUIT at a : just and
reasonable price, on our easy payment terms. We are
brenared to furnish vou ;, .
In the past two years this ha$ become a very popular feature
of our business, both with, men and women, who find our
credit system a great convenience r ' '
We Don't Want
Your Money
Use your ready cash and pay us when you can.
This is the way we come to sell more ready- ,
made suits than half the exclusive, clothing es-
tablishments in the city. We accommodate the
people. Wear a new suit from today. It will ,
help you in your business or your profession.
Don't let a lack of money stand in the way. ';
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Stomach
or. Bowel
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Jof others
'.. do.
Take a hint and try the Bit
ters at once. It is excellent in
cases of Poor Appetite, Belch-
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tive.ffs,L;:iousness.FemaIe Ills
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Yamhill St. First 16 Second Open Evenings This Week
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Will soon pay for the finest
suit in the house and the cost
will be no burden on the light
est pay-check.
E. Burnside and Union Avenue
BRAllGERS
ASK
ABOUTPRISOHERS
Will Stevens Let County
Court Control .Them?---'
. Word Is Satisfactory.
Masters of Evening; Star grange and
Lents grange want to know how Sheriff
Stevens stands on the question of using
the labor of county prisoners' .to. build
up the county roads. ; Tom Word, can
didate for sheriff, has oome out square
ly and promised. If 'elected, to give all
aid possible to the county court In Its
present successful management of the
Kelly - Butte ' rockplle. The granges
would like to have similar assurance
from Sheriff Stevens. Following Is
the letter;
"Portland, Or May St. Robert L.
Stevens, Portland, ; Or.-Dear sir: A
few years ago the county court of this
county began working the prisoners on
the county roads, and that has been
continued, and the methods have been
Improved until now this work is a very
important feature ox road construction
In this county. A areat deal of most
excellent macadamised road is being
built by the work. of the- prisoners at
Kelly Butte, and this work Is neces
sarily, a part of road construction, and
must be conducted In connection with
road construction. 1
"Under these circumstances, it seems
to us, and we speak for the grangers,
and especially the farming community
generally, that this work cannot be
carried on effectually if the control of
the prisoners Is taken away from the
county court. Besides, there does not
seem to be any good reason why this
ovum oe .aone, nocwunatanaing tne
xaci mat xne last legislature passed a
law authorising the sheriff to appoint
guards for the prisoners. - This law Is
now to tie voted on by the neonle. but
jne result, of course. Is uncertain.
However, Independent of that result, we
iiuu. ina enerni ougnt not to Inter
fere with the work of these prisoners,
as must necessarily be done if guards
are appointed who are not under the
direct authority and .control of the
county eourt. , . -"
"As we have before said, inasmuch
aa the fanning community and grange
people are especially interested in this
question, and are anxious that said work
shall continue hereafter, as It is now
conducted, they feel that the respective
candidates for the office of sheriff
ought to declare themselves openly upon
this question, that each voter may
know hit attitude before election day.
Tom word having already squarely an
swered this quantum, and made plain
his attitud In this respect, we auk you
what you will do with reference to -this
matter In esse you ere elected sheriff
of this county. Will you Insist upon
appointing guards at Kelly Butte, or
are you willing to leave the manage
ment entirely In' the hands of tha
county court, as It now is. and. in our
juagmeni, ana we oeueve the Judgment
Jof the penple of the county, where it ought
ij v c r"i,vci.iuijy request a
airrci an war o mis
earliest convenience.
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"Master Evening tr Grange.
"A. J4. MILLER.
'"Master Lents Grange.?
DAr.lROSCH HURRIES
OniVARD TO SEATTLE
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Conductor- and Symphony
Orchestra Will Eeturn
Early in June.
This morning at 9 .the New "fork Sym
phony orchestra, with their genial. con
ductor, Walter Damrosch, and his
charming wife, passed through Portland
to Seattle, where tha long three weeks'
tour under the direction pf Lois Steers
Wynn Coman, will open. The famous
orchestra leader was in splendid health
and spirits, having enjoyed the ride
through .the mountains, and having en
Joyed even more the delight of
snowing it all to Mrs. Damrosch,
who has not been so far ;. west
before. The orchestra In their three
cars was .shunted rapidly over to the
nunnera facuio iracKs ana numea
onward for the Seattle opening tonight.
xne city oi Seattle, wishing fitly td en
tertain the officers of the fleet, has
taken 260 seats at the Damrosch conoert
at the Moore theatre tonight, and will
give the visitors a royal feast of musio.
There are to be a great number of
smart dinners to the fleet officers be
fore tha oonnort. ant thara 1m nnt nna
box seat left, and not even one single
eai xor euner ox tne two perrormances
there, so tremendously has Seattle, taken
to the Idea of the.a-reat orchestra. Tha
seat sale for the three concerts in Fort-
iana will open Thursday morning at
10 o'clock at the Bherman-Clav musle
store, and the concerts are to be at the
Armory . June g and two performances
June 4, under the direction of . Lois
Steers-Wynn Coman. .
FIX STATUS OF
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NEPHRITIS
What ' rin nhvafolana - call ! VMnav
trouble T '
Nephritis, -
. What does Nephritis meant , - y a
Inflammation of the kidneys. -Is
there anv SDeclfla for inflammation
Of the kidneys? . i
up to tne atscovery or iruiton s e
nal Compound there was nothing known
to physicians or pharmacists that
would . reduce Renal (kidney) inflam
mation.'' . -V' . .
What then, have nhvslcians riven In
chronlo kidney disease?
-Having nothing or Renal Inflamma
tion they gave up trying to reach the
kidneys and considered It Incurable as
the books say, and treated the heart
and other symptoms. ".'
men omer than uiton s tenai com
pound there Is no real kidney specific?
mere is nothing else Known that will
reduce kidney inflammation in any of
Its stages, either first or last.
But many kidney troubled people re
covert , T.
Because It commonly gets well at
first But If It does not ft passes Into
tne cecona stage ana that was incurable
up to the discovery of -this compound.
and that Is the reason the
ldney
deaths have now reached 170 per day.
Kidney disease In both stages Is now
curable oy this compound in about $7
Literature mailed free. ' i -
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f - ' '. s . - Oakland, Oil.
j Fulton's Renal Comrntinil can be had
at ail first-class drug stores.
Councilmen Will ' Decide
Whether Weinhard's Can ,
Stay Near Public School. ;
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Action on the ordinance defining and
prescribing a license f ee fqr manufac
turers of malt liquors was postponed
by the request of Councilman Vaughn,
who wished , time to determine whether
a manufacturer Is a wholesaler. It was
upon this point: that, the measure was
originally drafted, because to define a
brewer as a wholesaler ; would ' place
them under the ban of the state law,
which says (that a -wholesaler can hot
do business within 400 feet of a school
huilrtlna'. -
. Under this section the- Weinhard
brewery would be forced out of busi
ness or to move, because oi us prox
Imltv to the Atkinson school. Thefcoun
ell accordingly Instructed the liceriae
committee to draft an ordinance ciasst
fylng the brewers as manufacturers and
license them accordingly. . .
The city attorney's office' has held
that a manufacturer can not be classed
as a wholesaler, .despite the fact that
he sells his products In wholesale quan
tities. Councilman aughn atated yes
terday that , the point was not clear to
him, and that he would like to have ac
tion postponed until the next meeting
oi tne committee to give mm time to
look up the law on the subject.
Under the ordinance which was dis
cussed - yesterday the breweries wui
have to pay a yearly license of $400.
Heretofore they have . escaped paying
fees to the citv. and the council thought
they should be Included In the liquor
license ordinances. It is probable that
Vaughn will ask tha committee to raise
the amount of the license If he finds
that a manufacturer is not a whole
saler within the provisions of the- law.
cr, i m peace
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Amicable - Agreement tfs to
Bull Eun Rights of Mt.
, Hood Road Probable.
bum crtma to babtv rrcs.
OH of Wlnterrreen in External Wash
: rroaooes jtemaraanie Results Sow
- to . Get Prescription.
' Is your -baby burning up with tortur
Ing itching Ecsema? Is he tearing hi
tenaer earn to snreas vaimy trying , io
cratch away the terrible agony? -Are
you or any member of your fam
ily suffering with an aggravating per
sistent skin disease?' - . : , .
Use oil of wlnterrreen . mixed ' with
thymol: glycerine, etc. in D. D. D.
Prescription. It will give instant relief.
Oil of wlntergreen, this simple every
day oil of wlntergreen. mixed with other
healing herbs and vegetable ingredients,
cures the worst forms of skin disease,
and tnB remedy is so easy to apply, Just
an external liquid wash. No drugs or
medicines. Just a few drops of the wash
applied to the itching, burning spots,
then instant relief. The Instant the oil
Is applied the lien is gone. i
'To secure the proper results from this
soothing curative remedy. It Is neces
sary to use i oil of wlntergreen 'com
pounded with other mild Ingredients.
This Compound known .as .. D. D. t.
Prescription, not only relieves but per.
manentV-cures. Just try the D. D' D.
Prescription. Try a few drops and note
the rolief. We positively vouch for the
merit of this remedy,
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Tha ordinance . granting the Mount
Hood Railway A ", Power : company the
right to excess water rights on Bull
Run river, to cross the city's property
on Bull Run reservation and . to the
riparian rights of the city on tha Big
Sandy river was . up for, consideration
before the committee on judiciary and
elections yesterday afternoon, and after
making a few chances in the measure
the committee voted to send It to the
water board for ? consideration before
recommending it to the . - council for
passage,
After the ordinance is considered by
the water board a Joint meeting of the
Judiciary committee and the water board
will be held to again go over the ordi
nance before sending it to the council.
In return for the privileges granted
to the company by the city the former
will give up all claim to water rights
on tne Bull Run river in -favor of tne
city. Deeds and abstracts together with
affidavits relating to the company's
interests on the river will be placed In
escrow with City Attorney- Kftvanaugh
until tne council passes tne ordinance,
When the documents which will guaran
tee absolute control of the water In Bull
Run river to the city will be turned
over to the city officials. . ....
According to the measure the city and
the- company will Join hands in con
trolling the water rights and land which
have been the basis for suits and quar
rels between the city and companyevand
will end . the .difficulties - that have
arisen between the two contending
narties. or a time n looxea as lr xne
company and city Would be unable to
come to a peaceable settlement In re
gard to the matter, but throuah tha ef
forts of Mayor Lane,. City Attorney
Kavanaugh. the council and water, board
all the tangles seem 1 to have been
straightened out to the satisfaction of
tne authorities.
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CITY S00;i WITHOUT
AH OFFICIAL PAPER
Council Must Now Read ver
tise for Bids on the ,
' City Printing '. '
New bids will ba advertised for citv
printing by the action of the ways and
means committee of the council yes
terday, which refused to consider the
Daily Guide a bonafide newspaper upon
iHwPlo2-..'ven i.bjr hS Attorney
John P. Kavanaugh. The Guide was
he loweet bidder at the last meeting of
the committee, but the Jaw Is sO worded
that the commlttee-cannot let the con-
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Facsimile ISignarure of
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You llavo
Always Dough!
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SignatuK
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Exact Cop of Wrapper.
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vms oirrun comf.nt, near Tenn orrv.
tract to any other bidder without, re
advertlstng. ' i.i .
. This place the city Jn a peculiar. -position
because the present contract ex
pires June t and it will be imrn ssibie
for the committee to make an award
before that . time under tha nraapnt
muddled condition."-After June 1 until
the contract is awarded the city will
be without an official newspaper and
whether. contracts let within that time
will be legal or not is the question
confronting the authorities, y
There was a heated debate in the
meeting yesterday between representa
tives of the various publications bid
ding fer the city's patrons are. The
Abstract and Guide, were the lowest
bidders hut the Abstract contended thnt
the Guide hid but On subscriber. ToJ
prove this affidavits were suoplied.
Additional affidavits were furnished
which alleged that th,e Dally Guide was
tha offspring of the Guide which has
been published twice a. week for, many
years until recently, when a dally edi
tion appeared.
' CLOSING OUT SALE.
Dress" Goods, gllks, Hosiery, MaaUa,
Underwear, Hosiery.
Great closing out sale In all depart.
many jsnses
ments. eoods reduced In
Deiow reguiar-wnoieRaie prices.. It will
pay you to supply your needs for
montns to com. 1 jjic Allan & , McDoni
nell. Third and Morrison.
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