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" . t , THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 31. 1908. BSCS 9RCKS3 9 THE ffilBST ' ' 0 You and Your BilW family is 1 WmmmMKm -SJ .Mite JlesuiiFSiimcDe nun H -Li- JLLxl v j ,Lir l ii JL 1 il J L jLlA. Ordinary and Indostrial Policies. Ages, 1 to 70. Both Seies. Amoants. SI 5 to & 100,000. Insurance Company of America. Incorporated u Slock Company by the Slate of New Jeranr JOHN F. DRYDEN, President. AGENTS WANTED. GOOD INCOME. Home Office, NEWARK. N. J. PROMOTION. Prudential Agents are canvassing in tills icinity. Tliey liare a message for TOD. It's interesting. Listen to it. JOHN PAULR, Superintendent, Rothchiid Building BKANCH OFFICES TXS PORTLAND: HLNRY LYNCH, Manager (Ordinary Dept.), Corbett Building BAKER WILL DON WELCOME TOGS Several Hundred Teachers Expected at 31 ret i rig in November. (Special Plspafrh to Thf Journal.) Baker City. Or.. .Anjr. 31. The meet ing of the eastern division of the state educational association, to b held In Baker City. November 22 to 25, lnolu- sivtj, pi -oinis) s to ha the most Interesting, that has ever been held In this state. The association will employ at least two educators of national repute. The following prominent educators were pro posed and the secretary Is now In oor Tt spondenoft with them: Prof. W. Par sons of Terra Haute. Ind.; Prof. E. E. Stetson of Augusta. Me.; Prof. Adrian. ifv superintendent of Santa Barbara. hi, senoois; 1'ror. Uoone, whose reputa fon as an Institute worker is national; ."-aran IyOUlRA Arnold or Boston, a prom inent Institute worker. At least two of these, will he secured for the association gathering. It Is Intended to have the general as sembly meet the first day In Castle hall snd each day following the meeting places will be announced, as It will be necessary to have departments at work requiring: more than one room. It Is estimated that the attendance at this gathering will be from 300 to 460 teach ers, besides the number outside the pro fession from Baker and surrounding towns. The following speakers of state repute will he present: Prof. W. J Kerr of the Oregon Agricultural college nt Corvallle; Miss Julia Oreene of Corvallls, who Is rated nign as a manual training teacher; president P. I.. Campbell of the Oregon university: Miss Cornelius Marvin, sec retary of the state library at Ralem; Su perintendent Prank K. Wells of Umatlll county. Baker City will have an. oportunlty to show herself ss a true entertainer In November ss teachers wll be here from a!i parts of the state. The county Insti tutes of Baker. Harney. Malheur. Or.nt t'nlon and I'matllla will be held here at the same lime the state association meets. JACKSON WILL BE TRIED HERE Suspected of Being: Lone Bandit Who Held Up Tillamook Stajre. Matthew Jackson, the ninn arrested In San Francisco recentlv on the oharee of robbing the fulled States mails, is to be Indicted hv a federal (fraud iurv In Man Francisco utnl then brought to Portland to stand trial on the charge of being the lone bandit who on the even ing of July 1 held up the Tillamook stage four miles out of North Yamhill and got away with the mull pouch and the passengers' valuable-. The federal authorities are now convinced that ho Is the same man who held up 15 miners near Sterling, ( al . and relieved them of all that they had worth taking. He Is also suspected of being responsible ror most or the other sUice robberies that have taken place within the past lew weeas. This morning Postofflce Inspector R C. Clement received from Tillamook a package containing about 40 pounds of mnll matter which had been found In the brush near that place. This is sup posed to bo part of the contents of the mail sack that was stolen by the stage robber. It consists principally of cir culars, private letters of no monetary value and such other material as would he worthless to the rouoer. He appar ently threw it away Into the brush when he riflod the sack There are also a number ot the envelopes in which pos tal money order advices a-o placed by the postmasters for transmission. The robber was evldentlv green at the busi ness, so far as robbing the malls was concerned, as no took not oniv monev orders, but, also the advices, and kept tbem all. apparently not knowing that a money order advice mus be received by the paying office before the money order will be cashed CHLIS HAS STRI1 BROKEN Vancouver Pounds Out Vic tor' and Sends Cham pions to First Defeat. I (Special Dispatch to The Journal! Chehalis. "vrYish., Aug. 3 . Chehalls lost the t wurfty-seventh time of th:- 1903 championship series yesterday afternoon by a score of 10 to 6. Os borne, Burnett find Rul'f were the bat tery for Chehalis and Kotterman and King for tho visitors. Osborne had a bad day and was touched up for nine hits and nine scores In the first two in nings. Burnett went intc the box in the third end allowed hut one score the bnl- anace of the game, but the big lead se cured In the first two Innings was more than the locals could overcome. This is the first game Chehalis has lost this season. Osborne struck out 1. passed 2 and allowed 9 hits. Burnett struck out 6 ami allowed but 3 hits. Kotterman struck out 4, passed 2 and allowed 9 hits. 'scooped up the sphere and flung It with j an underhand toss in time to get Van 1 Haltren out. I Hal Danzig missed a hard chance of Ixiucks' fly yesterday and a score for ; the Uaks resulted. Captain Casey Is helpless every time a situation like this comes up. When his Infield is playing tight to head off a run a pop fly Is almost Invariably good for a j score. Tf Casev Is being paid to do ; vise plavs and run the tram It Is up to him to demonstrate that he knows some thing, otherwise the fans will begin to add to their other questions, "Why Is a captain ?" "BEST ROADS IN THE STATE," . TILLAMOOK COUNTY'S SLOGAN ST. JOHNS WINS IX GAME WITH SHERWOOD The Apostles Journey to Fh-rrwood yesterday with their full lineup outside of their pitcher, who missed the train. Thev secured a young am. Hour, named Baker, who held th White SoX down to six hits. XThe feature of t .e game was the terrific sluggum. t:e Apostles gaining 13 hit and ngnt runs. The Apostles play Chehalis September 5 and 6 and corridor themselves able to capture both games The lineup Is as follows, which e:es the fans a chance of seeing their quality with the ! stick: (Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) TUIamook. Or., Aug. 31 Prepara tions are complete for a rousing "good roads" meeting at this city September 4 by the Tillamook Development league. Judge John H. Scott, president of the Oregon Good Roads association, will address the people, and It has been ar ranged to have all of the road super visors of the county present. Many of tho farmers of the county will attend. Speeches will be made by men promi nent In the good roads movement, In cluding R. W. Watson, owner of the Mc-Minnville-TiHamnok auto-stage line. Tillamook has something like 800 miles of roads, and a road fund of $00. 000 available. It is estimated that Til lamook county h.8 a per capita of $6 of lead rr)nney. The county court Is sparing no effort to tuither the determination of tho peo ple to have the best roads in the state. Tillamook county's highways are ad mirably located for the making of good roads, as most of them Skirt the banks of the principal streams of the county, and an abundance of gravel Is available. TAG OR GRE3i"AT0RY FOR PORTLAND DOGS MERELY CHATTER Nothing b'lt the rhenomenni leap of Lewis in the fifth kept Ot's hand line drive from beirg a three-bagger and netting two i ,i n s ST. JOHNS. Lerch, AR. R. H. E. . . 4 1 ' il It pm though the Impossible happens quite as often ai ths unex pected 1 W CALIFORNIA L ADVERTISING Wonderful iwikeing in northern California electric and steam rail way -thousands of new ett'er unprecedented crop prosperity ev erywhere. For Cahfor ra advertising write to JOHNSTON-DIfMSTAG CO. Advertising Agency S3 Xrr ka msnts, Writt for copy of RESULTS A Magaxia of Basmtaa Pro i f notiofC If I.a I,onEe streak ho hns d goes up agali st ip th That Jackson Is the same man who robbed the Tillamook stage Is seem ingly conclusively proven by the fact that when arrested he was Wearing a watch which was taken from a travel ing man named Carpenter when the Til lamook stage was robbed. Jackson had been having a lurid t lm week there will h for some days off the proceeds of hln i clone) by the Seal rr.rir.HRrrs. operations before be was arrested. He - had been Winning about with two women Danzig male another n-.e of hi" sen of the tenderloin. rMing In automnhf lea t sational stops in th f . s: uarne vester and generallv spending money like a dav. The tug fe:i. w s ipped a hot no raoi pientv ano Knew Raftery's lr.e. !.(! I.onge s hit to , en t r catcher a base j ; , ; thrown the hui'. t r Groom's lament .iK Casey to he put o,; fifth. The B-av. r c, on Dan's 'hit to riglr return of Lt five the llttl should have d. Is rr-nt caused t).e piste sn the in tried to score -Id. hlttln.i p- ! r.e-e when ho oi l teammates this me se'.f-klck'.ng Mo Connell, 2b 4 1 2 o Hatch, If e 2 2 0 McBrlde, ss 4 1 1 Sehaffer, 3h i o 1 n Parrott R. lb ' 1 0 Rarrell. cf 3 2 1 a Pembrooke. c 4 2 1 R. Baker, p. 4 0 2 1 Totals 35 S IS 2 SHERWOOD. AR R 1 1. F Todd. p. and cf 4 1 " J. Parrott, c 4 o 1 0 O. parrott, lb 4 1 1 o A. Parrott. 2b 4 , i il McElwaln. ss 3 1 1 " B Baker. 3b 3 1 1 1 O Baker, cf. and P 2 o o a Van Northwlck If 1 1 " .1 Baker, if 3 1 1 0 Totals .30 5 6 3 SCORE BY IN'N'rXOS St. Johns 3 2 1 i.i'.u - 8 Hits 2 : 1 1 4 o 1--13 Sherwood 1 " " 11 1- - 5 I Hits . , u e j o '" 1 3 0 l 6 I - . I Tomorrow the sale of dog licenses commences at the city hall and will continue for 10 day. After that the dogcatcher will get after the dogs, and those whose owners have failed to com ply with the city ordinances will be hustled to the city barns where they will be held for a few Java awaiting ownership and then a Journey to the crematory. I.ast year licenses were taken out for 2.0S5 dogs. Of these 1,877 were males and 178 females. Inasmuch as thete are only 10 days In which th licenses can be secured, a rush Is expected at the auditor s office tomorrow, when the first license will he Issued The tax on male dogs Is 13' and females l.V FAMOUS TENOR SINGS AT TAYLOR STREET CARTELS fflVER CURE Rrk Headache and relieve all the troubles I dsnt to a bilious state of 4he system, auoh as Dizziness, Nausea. Srcnrslneaa. Distress after sting. Pain In the Bide. ka. While thWr most remaraaoie success Has been snows in Leon" I.. Rice, a famous New Tork tenor, who sang with such telling ef fect at the regular services of the Tay lor Street Methodist church yesterday I sings again tonight In the same churo.V In connection with a concert given by the Rice Censar concert company. The church has been tendered freelv to Mr. Rice so that music lovers of Portland msv have the opportunity of hearins; him. A silver offering will be taken at the close of tonights concert. Heartache, yet Carter's Little Lire Fin aM equally Talusble in Constipation, ourlng and pre Tenting thiasnnoTingeomplalniwbilstksyals correct all disorders of tbeacomsahtUBUlsM th lirer sad regulate the bowels. Xr.nif thayenly Ache they wonldbeslmoetprioalesstothoMWb suffer from tula distressing complaint; botfortu n it.ly thl r goodness does notend hrson4 tbesa who once try th.m will find these little paisTalup able in ao many ways that they will BO be wil ling to do without tbem. But after sllsiO Ina4 HALF BFRNED BODY: MFUDER SUSPECTED man there was more He was arrested hv the San FMMnclsco police merely on suspi cion, hut after Ms arrest another man telephoned In and Informed the police where Jackson had a cache Search re- realed a hundle In which -ere several hundred dollars' worth of atamps and w here j drive from S'.atter bat Ith his a large number of moner orders . being a goo.1 ti r Is )-andr with also tin monev oroer nvicp. in annition to i the ash and can . aiciiri ou omrr articles or ' also Inspector Clement received word this morning thst the man will probably be nnvisjni lo i-oriian.i to stand TrlaL the evidence -or Ms reng the Tlllavmook robber being the strongest glove and (tot h ;. rf the ball In time to retire the 5iug;ri . Christian and l.eueks both g-t away with two lucky games during the Oak land rerles I. on ck always was lucky against the Beavera hrltlan as wnl a'eal a base or two PAUL STRAIN RETURNS. ForUavaU Xtrthaat avrtwrna Trvm Bass. r Marks. Paul Uratn. proprietor of the Boston Stor. First and Salmon streets. ha Just returned from the east: where "he rloMd many deals with the eastern manufacturers for their sample lines rt fail n4 winter wearlnf (tpparsl for men, women and children. Mr. Htrsln was roccweeful nurh to sec nr. these sam ples Tsr neirrw bctwsi value and sn ounce a that be will Inaugurals Tues day. September 1. a, tram mot h fnavnQ fsrturwrs" sairrl. sa.e at the Bowtna tier, corner first and Fa:moa street a Bassey must have heard something The little fel'ow Flowed a flicker of his early season f".n hv drHlng out two extra b.ise hl's yesterday If be hadn't kicked the bail all over the garden In going after cut field hits his record would have looked exceptional. The Kaiser's Music. In the beautiful Pianola Piano sales room of Eilers Plan i House la show n an exact duplicate of th magnificent Weber Plamola Piar.o irrlce I". 500.. which was recently purchased by the German emperor. A I1.S00 Orchestre!, a duplicate of the Instrument recentlv bought by the emperor for his private vaoht. the Hnhenrollern. Is also shown by this en terprising hOTise. As is well known, the emperor of Oermany is not the only royal personage who baa purchased a Pianola or Pianola Piano Every mem ber of the English roj aj ?m!!i has bought one cf these wonderful instru ments. Other patrons include the czar of Russia, the king of Ppain. the klr.g of Portugal, the pope. Fcnr Per'.ir.and of Bulgaria, the sultan of Turkey. the (fntted Preaa Leased TV1-..J Bremerton. Wash., Aug 31. has been received here of the discovery, wo miles west of the navy yard, of the haJf-bumed body of a man lvg be tween two logs, under conditions indi cating ,h.it nn attempt had been mad" to cover a murder. No mark of dentt flcatlon was found on the body an.) ; , the view of the discoverers That ai ef fort was made to destroy evevthlng that might throw light on the bbnt'tv of the man and tbe manner of his death. The citv marshal of Charleston visited the S'frie together wl'h a numbf of cit:ze-s a-,d the coroiifr is Investigat ing trd.iv HuildliiK Termits. Portland Heights club, erect ciluh house. Spring, corner Twenty-first, $1S. run; Henry Hardt, erect barn. East Ki f teenth between Shaver and Mason 51. vie; J I,. Merrick, erect dwelling . rvvnt v-flrst. corner Pettvgrove. ll.Siiii A J. Hall, erect flats. King, corner Da ; vis. ifi.oon, T.. I,. Williams, erect dwell Ink-. East Yaniliill between East For tieth and East Fortv-flrst, $4,000; S. D ; j Stoufer. repair dwelling. East Salmon ! ,wf: 1 bet w-en Thirty. seventh and Thirty-: I eig.-.tn. J. '""; Mrs. m. a. Wood, erect, dwelling. Eas' Fuiirteenth between East i Main sod E:tst Madison. $2,000; Mrfl i M. T. iimplon. erect dwelling. Williams' ! between FHlllngevvorth and Emerson, ISO'"., K. R Brv.lle. erect dvvelling I nst Thlrtv-seventh between Mill and Market. J2. ."!. la the bane of to many 11 ree that here Is sjrtam we make our great boast. Our pillacareit Wh4s others do not. Cartel Little Lirer Pills are very tmaS aasV Tory cacy to Uka. One or two pills makes das. ThrT are atrictly regetabls ana do no fripe) OS purg. bat by their g an lie action please ali WlM use lham. ' CA37IS KXilcni CO., SIT tSU. iHE.MBc.ablKi' Ta -Meet s f - Tacoma's (Jrotrth. (t;n!ted Pres. Leaaod Wire.) iv Wash. Aug. 31. -Advance f the IhmS Polk dlrectorv make -.sort population of Taooma la?. ri lt,crae oer f a r-ptiijidr f,-,.-eir of Q TS.y This Includes the -s of Rtutnn and Kern Hill. RBHaTlIUIIIIIIIBHIIIIHSIBZIIIIEBnaimilllllllia 99 a Little Jesse Gsrret made a bad plav On the sidelines yesterday He coached Patrick off first on a lorg fly to the outfteid The rew pitcher, thinklna there were two out started to make the circuit. Before he found out his mistake he had been doubled out by a relay to Slattery. Johnson is the beat men In the league to back us a pitcher. Twice yesterSar be retired runners after the hall had bounded sway from the sJatbster In the flftV Mining of tri first game he pulleU sff a 1fghtnln play. The bsjl bounrM off Pstrlrits finger tips anj Ots Aartlsf forward pstst stoppsd. fct( these wonderfully popular end ge-nlnei I isnola instruments hare been sold by Ellere Piano Hotise in Portland and vicinity. Caution; There are now nearly 40 imitations of the Pianola Piano all put forward with ths t-aln plea cf being "superior" or "Just as god ss the gn ulns Pianola Pis no jco ether house but tho Elisrsj stereo In ths west sells tho genuine Pianola Instruments. CT xis" aret tirrrmn r-rrst;n from try lag to casks o that a happy. THE kied!ve of Eevpt. the ihah of Persia. I n rt Aelk JtZ' V3X the king of Siam. etc. , g If W JfF ' In America there is rot a fainllr or TrBl fFtZf 'if' It v"3 person of renown in nr walk of life, ttMI tEf ' ll Jl who Is not tl pnssescr of either aH ArA?i ' ' I ITS l 11 Pianoia or a Pianola Piano or an Or- fVrT'&'VI. Ve'lV V rhestrelle, or Mth. Nearlr 1.700 of I '&t L'.. UiA 1 "BIG BUGS WmBz ( i" ?ot-n as well as the common peo p know the quality of BAY STATE Paints, y covering rapacity, Its wej-ing quality, a n steadfast color. Tw;:i be dcldodlyto your advan tage to turn this knowledge to your use In your next painting. THE BIG PAINT STORE 3 M Fisher, Thorsen & Co. 'LLC! FRrTT MORRISON STV-it TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES out or to a rtonm H ! Ws caa do yoar satire Crowm. Bj-ld r sad riavto Work In day If tikoseiv , FosiUTely Paialeso Xstraotlar r.e m when pistes or bridges sre ord.t.t. H jBsaslttwo tswtk aaal roots twoitrvw4 wua. on ui toasi peuxt. Ten chairs. ' ut aa - ----------- rt m !! aaUlMeValllsT ssssssMag?i WW WWWWJWW t the most scientific and careful work. Bo HAM car rosraJTS. lfJo ratatleoo Ioni.ste ranis Bldf, Talr aoed. Mur' a. m. to I p. bv; Bun4Ta t l it, Psinloan Extraction. 0- I i-a U , Botk Foods. JL an4 il.iu i : i. c
