The Oregon daily journal., May 27, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 27. 1803.'
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George J. Wolff of Aberdeen Present His Teddies. Mr. TVoirr is lMsignatea oy cross on itis vom.
, '. RpmU1 Dliptf to Th Journal.)
Aberdeen, Ma 27. The teddy Bear mascots for the, fleet and their attendants have left for Seattle and
were on hand to take part In yesterday's parade. There are 16 of the Teddies, and each one was accompanied
hv a nrominent 'Aberdeen cltlsen, -. Arrancementa were made to have them transported In the procession.
They had preliminary parade on the street here Monday night, .and drew admiring crowds of enthusias
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I faa carries out his own advice to the letter.
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citizens. Mr. Wolff has spent , much, time and money in furthering his original stheme, and It cannot
1 to be a big advertisement for this city. "We must boost for Aberdeen, you know," Mr. Wolff says, and
DEAD WHALE: IN FRONT YARD!
NOW WOULDN'T THAT STIFLE YOU ?
- (Sptetal'DbpatdTiw Xt .Journal) '
Newport, Or, May 27. W. F. Keady
f WaMport, nomlnea on the Deraooratlo
ticket for county commissioner of Lin
coln county. probably the only man In
Oregon who keeps whale In his front
yard. Ready is the sole Owner, thougn
tint th nrnnil tivntr. nf a. whale 78 feet
S in l.nitk which name some dV a no
of his -house on Alses. bay.- The only
i ronsolatlon Keady has Is that a re
' buU of the mnnster'a vjett h will prob
I a My have ose of the finest lawns In
f Lincoln county. ' ' ' "
i The;' Whaled which apparently had died
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some time before of old age, dropsy or
excessive weight, drifted into the mouth
of Alsea bay some time ago, being
driven In by high winds and tides. It
first went ' ashore on the north beach.
Just In front of the residence of Cap
tain Nice. It remained there only a
day or so, however, when It moved
farther up the bay and stranded in front
of the cannery. A fine opportunity to
put up some choloe Packingtown Whale
was missed on account of the fact that
the cannery had not yet opened up for
the season. ."' j ':'-
. Onmatlom Keadys Only Hope.
Th whiila araln shifted its Quarters.
drifting back toward the mouth of the
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'i , That's what's doing here these days smashing
prices. June 1st we add the adjoining store, which
will require extensive alterations.
Our stock of merchandise must be gotten out of
ithe way. Help us move the goods and benefit by our
ENLARGEMENT
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ALE
Men's $20 Suits . .$13.35
Men's $15 Suits. . ..$8.65
Youths' $10 Suits.. $5.85
Boys' $4jOO Suits . .$2,35
$3.00 Fancy7 Vests. -$1.45
$1.50 Straw Hats ...85c
$10 Panama Hats. . $5.00
f$3.50 Shoes .......$2.85
$3.00 Trousers . . . .$1.85"
$1.50 Shirts ........85c
$1.00 Underwear . 75c
50c Neckwear ...... 25c
These are a few of the good things now isplayeoV
in bur windows.; There are many more. : Come see
the crowd of pleased buyers and get youOhare S";
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bay, ajid finally going ashore on th
sandy beach In front of Keady's place.
By this time the animal was getting de
cidedly odoriferous, and to make' matters
worse a strong south wind' sprang up
ana blew steadily for three days, carry
lng the smell directly toward Keady's
house and making the place smell like
a fertiliser works. Keadv was lust pre-
? aping to paek up and move out when
he wind changed, and life became once
more endurable.
Since the middle of last week Keady
has put in most of his time trying to
get rid of his whale. The animal la too
Dig to bs moved,' even if there were
any place to move it to, and It would
take weeks to dig a hole deep enough
and lone enough to bury the carcass in.
But the beach Is piled high with thou
sands of cords or anrtwood.
Only J-ofty-elght Tet Xf JTow. y
Keady collected several cords of this
and piled the huge logs on top of and
about the whale. Betting fire to the
mass. For several days It has been
burning fiercely, the oil in the whale's
blubber adding to the flames. Today
Keady announced that he had succeeded
In burning up at least &0 feet of his
whale, leaving him only 48 feet more of
the whale to dispose of.- -
The burning or the whale has left the
ground piled high with the finest qual
ity of bone ash, white and brittle, which
will make excellent fertiliser. Keady
is collecting this in sacks, and says he
will scatter it over his yard and sow
grass seed. He believes bis whale will
yield him the finest blue grass lawn, to
be found in the west.
But all the nelKhborn still take to the
high ground when the wind blows off
the whale.
WHIG'S
PROVES COSTLY
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Special : Counsel v Is Always
'Hired to Do Work District
1 Attorney Is Paid For.'
LLXNTOX CITIZENS :
HEAE REPUBLICANS
Cameron Also ;"' Declam . -, MannlnK
Blade Fish of Title Onaraitte and
Flesh of Oregon Trust, Despite
Hip Promise. , ' 5.,' ' r
.Voters of Linn ton to the number of
100 or more, crowded the public hall at
that place last evening to listen to
speeches by the Republican candidates
for sheriff and district attorney.'
Both Sheriff Stevens and . Judge
George J. Cameron were well received.
to Judge by the applause that greeted
them, and what they had to say was lis
tened to with marked attention.
ttnenrr Htevens, wno was tne rirsi
speaker to make his bow to the assem
blage, spoke briefly, referring to his
:ord as an offlolal-and pointing to
the official records for proof of . the
statement that ha had conducted the
office economically and fairly. Ha prom
ised 11 .reelected to pursue me same
policies In the future that have' gov
erned his official acts in the pasf..
Xxpenstva Special Counsel.
The strong points brought out' by
Judge Cameron In his speech were those
that had a bearing on economy and im
partiality. The present district attor
ney, he said, is given five- deuutisst who
are paid from 1125 to 2oy a month
eacn. xne district attorney s salary i
$4,000 a year. Yet the county, which 1
means the taxpayers, was forced to pay
BURGLAR TURNS
WITH .TWO sons
Householder in Pursuit at
Centralia Hugs Earth
and Thief Escapes.
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(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Centralis, Wash., May 37. The
bouse of Ed Wolf In north Centralis
wss entered by a burglar-yesterday af
ternoon during the absence of tjh fam-d
ily and robbed of ISO. a pistol and sev
eral other articles ' more . or less val
uable. The man bad for some unknown
reason removed " bis . coat while doing
his plundering. When he was about to
leave the house, and before donning his
coat, Mr. Wolff put In an appearance
and made a dash for the robber, who
ran,i leaving the coat behind. Wolff
was fast gaining on the fugitive, when
the latter turned suddenly and opened
fire with two pistols. Mr. Wolff, being
unarmed, dropped : to th ground when
the firing began. The bullets went
wide of their mark. Mr. Wolff pursued
no further but immediately notified the
police., ,:.- 1
Ths man escaped' from town minus
his coat, and will doubtless be captured,
as notice was Immediately wired to the
officers of neighboring towns.
the sum of $2,700 between the months
January and May of this year for
special counsel to prosecute casts that
should have been prosecuted by the dis
trict attorney. Besides thla. approxi
mately $1,000 was paid to two inexperi
enced men for detective work, where
no detective work was needed.
Judge Cameron also made the start
ling statement and challenred truthful
denial. That during all of the time John
Manning has filled the office of district
attorney he has never noted an appear
ance in the supreme court of the state,
nor have any of his deputies appeared
for him or the office, although many
important cases in which the stats was
a party nave during mat period peen
sent to the supreme court for adjudica
tion. The interests of the taxpayers of
the county in these cases have always
been left In the handu of special coun
sel, and the burden of expense Incident
to their employment has beep, shoul
dered on the community thst pays a
district attorney and five deputies for
duties tney do not penorm.
Bow About Oregon Trust?
Referring to the prosecution of Ban
ker Rosa the sneaker said:
'Mr. Manning has never explained
Never Withoutv Peruna in My House
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There Are : a Multitude of People lo
,the United States ; :r
Who Havfr-Been Restored to: Health
By, the Use of Pe-ru-na.
There are. multitude of people In the United
States who hare been restored to health, by the use
of Perana : There is no nee trying- to deny this fact.
As a rule, doctors dislike to admit It. There la now, :
and then a oooratgeotu doctor who does admit it, how
ever. In saoh eases Pertxna is prescribed by- the -
doctor himself. '.Even though the doctor suffers,
pecuniary loss by such transaction his patient le
benefited, which ought to be the doctor's chief .
concern. , '.'- : 'v.
We do not claim that doctors generally prescribe .
Pernna. ' But we do claim whenever Peruna is In- k
telligently prescribed It rarely disappoints either
the doctor or patient.
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why he refuses to prosecute the off!
ciais
bdnk. Many of you will remember that
of the Oregon Trust & Savings
day when Mr. Manning came to Port
land on noraebaog from somewnere u
the Columbia river and made a speec
in the Plasa. In that speech he declared
that If any wrong had been done dei
itors by the officials of the Ore
Trust & Savings bank they would be
prosecuted and sent to the penitentiary.
No such prosecution has been begun,
and none is contemplated. Whyf Look
over the list of names of officials of
that rotten Institution and you can
guess the reason. If you will scan
that list carefully and understanding
you will se6 , why" Mr. Manning has
elected to make xlsh of. Title Gsarsnee
& Trust company and flesh of- the Ore
gon Trust & Savings bank.
"Political flub-dub eometlmes covers
a multitude of sins, but I think the tax
payers who pay the bills and the peo
ple whose interests have been neglected
or Ignored may safely be counted on to
ludge for themselves whether Mr. Man
ning Is doing his duty or playing to
the gallery." ,
HOBlsWlT
TO LOOT A lOffl
iNasal Catarrh and Indigestion. . '
Mr. James P. Bracken. 610 Tenth ave New York city, N. T.,
has occupied the office of Water Inspeotor of New York City
for the past fifteen years. He carries on an extensive plumb
ing business at 610 10th ave. He Is Post Deputy of Grand
Knights of Relgna Cells Council Knights of Columbus, N.' T.
Ho writes as follows: ' - . ,
"For nearly a doien years catarrh has bothered - me In one
form or another. I was troubled with nasal catarrh that had
affected my stomach, which troubled me moat In ' the morning.
My appetite was poor, and I did not seem to relish my food.
Indigestion bothered me at times, also. I was advised to take
Peruna, and I took it as prescribed for 'a month when my ours
was almost complete. Today there Is not a trace of catarrh In
my system, and I can say without hesitation that Peruna oured
me." . ........... .., .'
Kidney Disease
Mr. Samuel A. Paxton. Troost sve Kansas City, MO., mem-
"I am a well maa today, thanks to. your splendid medicine Pe
runa. i
"I was troubled with catarrh and kidney disease of long stand-!
lng when I first began using reruns, l soon. louno l was geuing
better, and continued taking It for four months.' it cleaned out the
system, leaving ia well and strong and feeling better than I have
in years." ' ... : ' . -v .
ViaVIi'tomnxli Trouble.
Mr. C.vO. ,r3onvsrs, .Pres. Cold Stbraf e Ieeaad
Coal Co:,' Hot Springs; Arlt., wrltss: ' t
. . "I had been troubled with a very serious case
of catarrh for a number of years. Having tried
many prescriptions by good physicians. I found
myself no better.
"On the advice of a friend who had used Pe
runa with good results I purchased a settle. The
results Were so good that I continued using It
Have, perhaps, in the" last three years used a
dosen bottles, which have kept me from the try.
lng troubles of catarrh. I am never without, a
bottle- of Peruna In my house.
"One always gets relief from eolda and indi
gestion if you have Peruna."
Internal Ottarrb.
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Mr. Michael Roonsy,' 16 Fifth at, Watervllet. N.
writes:
"If I had known of Peruna, years ago X should
have been saved much suffering. Under, careless
ness and exposure In my younger years my sys
tem got Into a very bad condition before I was
aware of It k . '
. .i"Mt OCtortjiosa-fct that I had oaten of the
bladder and . duly prescribed for me. hut nothing; did
ins any good.'
" "Mr friends advised : me to trTrPernna, for which
Z am .very. . thankful, as it . has cured me in
two months, and X am in perfects heaJth."
Ctrrh of th Head and Stomach.
Mr. Frank Riohter of 101 East 11 it, Winona,
Minn., writes: "X taks pleasure in recommending
Peruna for catarrh of the stomach, Peruna cured
me, and I know it will cure any one else who suf
fers from this disease. My catarrh was princi
pally located In my head and stomach. X tried
menrJ remedies -without success. X read of Peruna
tn the papers, and five bottles oured me."
DEVICE THAT GIVES AERONAUTS
OXYGEN WHEN AT HIGH ALTITUDES
(Special BUpaics to The Journal.)
New Tork, May J7. A Hew device has
Just been put into operation by aero
nauts in England by which one may as
cend to great heights In balloons with
out the Intense suffering from lack of
oxygen in the air. At an altitude of
about 7.000 feet there is a third emM
Oxygen' lii the air than St 'the earth's
Surface, and the quantity diminishes
steadily as the altitude Increases.
. The Instrument gives to the aero
naut an artificial supply of oxygen
which he may mingle with the air he
breathes as It Is required. By the aid
of this device aeronauts may now as-
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lohlthea
send In safety to heights whloh
hsrstorore been impossible to attain. ,
Clinton's Memory Honored. t '
Washington. May 17. The body of
General George Clinton, one of the he
roes of the American revolution, first
fovernor of the state of New York and
wice vioe-presldent of the United
States, which waa exhumed last week
after resting nearly a century In the
Congressional cemetery of Christ parish,
was Jionored with a notable military
and. clvlo esoort today on its departure,
frona the city for New York. The body
will be reburled next Saturday la Ktngs-
tivs town, and where he took the bath
of toff ice as first governor of the state
la 1777. 7
Oakland Business Houses
and Postoffice Touched
Marshal Wounded.
Rat's Strange Death.
From v the Ceylon Observer.
A cocoanut was brought to me Just
as picked up tn a Colombo garden, with
the head of a big rat fixed Into the nut.
nearly full else, when the nut tumbled
and before the rat could withdraw it
was crushed to death between the nut
end the ground. . -v.,,
MeUger sells watches for less.
The antiseptic qualities of .
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
. insure Its ; It expels all dangerous
being the .and foreign matter be-.
tort" fore beginning to heal
cue, of . the wound.-1 Inflamma-
n ' tion is kept down and the
Bums, injured, parts Tendered
C M . painless.': It soothes and
SCfllQS, ' relieves 'promptly and
ruts 'k ?"itiTdt'-' '.. t-
v , v Insist on gettingwhat 1
atlu till Ttt slt foreubstitufes
Qisappoinu . , , . -. .,
Sores.
For sale by all Druggists. :
zje., jdc. ao i. pet bottle.
(Special DUpircb to The lonmal.)
Koseburg. Or., May 37. Two hoboes
tried to loot the entire town of Oakland
late yesterday evening. They entered
the postoffice by the rear and took a
few dollars from the till, snd some
stamps. They went out the front way
and took some canned goods. They
next entered the hardware store of
eiearns cnenowetn. took all the fire
arms in the show case and a quantity
of ammunition. Then they entered the
furniture store. They were encountered
by Marshal Beckley add ran. toward the
stockyards. When near tha vm-d thv
opened nre on Beckley. wounding him
In the shoulder, but not seriously. They
escaped and are still at large.
0. A. a REJOICES OVER
SUCCESS OF Y. M. a A.
(Special Diapatcb to The JeeraaL)
Corvallis, Or, May 17. Thirteen
thousand dollars is to be the total cost
of the new Y. M. C A. building at the
Oregon Agricultural college, the con
tract for which has Just been let to
Charles Heckart of Corvallis, Sub-contracts
have been let as follows: Theo
dore Barr, Salem, steam heating; 8en
ger & Freeman, Corvallis, plumbing;
Western Electric company, Portland,
wirtng; Northwest Bridge work. Port
land, iron and steel. The total of all
contracts Is $18,000. Work la to begin
as soon as material can be placed on
the ground and the building la to be
completed by September ii or October
1. The plans are by Architect- Mc
Naughton of Portland.
Tha building was tar ted nearly three
years ago and the foundation was laid,
but owing to lack of funds it haa never
been completed. The students them
selves subscribed most generously and
the assured success of the undertaking
Is cause for general rejoicing..
DID NOT USE OFFICES V
FOR P0HTICA1V ENDS
(Onlted Preae Leased Wire.) ;
Chicago, May 17 John M. Collins,
chief of police Under former. ' Mayor
Dunne, and Frank Crawford, police at
torney .Under the same administration
preceding the- preaent one. were today
found not guilty of the charge of uaing
their office for political purposes during
Dunne' campaign for reelection.- ,
Directlv after Frd A, Run. Am.tmA
Dunne, his lieutenants caused 'Collins
and Crawford to be indicted. Hm at thm
charge . against Collins , was that he
sent, out ordefs to the police to work
for Dunne's election and later, destroyed
all-itecords. .Other charges along thrs
line were made against both men. . i
There's not a headache or a
sleepless hour in a barrel of
Ghirardelli's Cocoa Can you
say as much for any other
drink? ' :: :-:;-.-; ...
LESS-THANA CENTA.CUP
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Is made with scrupulous, con
scicntious care aiid old-fashioned
attention to, cleanliness, purity,
goodness and quality; No cocoa
.at any price !Hhtibc" better or
more . delicious. ; Your grocer
sells and recommends it.
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