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Newspaper Page Text-rtra Oregon daily journal;- Portland. . Saturday Evenino. September 12. 100s LAST SCORE SHOWS MANY FIX BUME FOR iDif uromtms 1 " '- 1 . ', HEAVY GAINS IN VOTES W herewith present th nineteenth cor la lb educational contest, which ! the lt publication that will be made ' before the closw of the contest. Nearly very contstn' hue made remarkably jaxee galne aln.e the lt publication. nd every one la h'rd at work, deter mined to climb the Udder of rotea. The only change In district leader occur with an Increase of over l.000 Jump aneaa or Mis Kogera.- The contest close tnnlaht at 10 n. m whlrh meana that all subscription, or voir a muii tti in in journal orri- iy that tlma or deposited In Postof flee. bearing the ilimp or not later than that Mm.- Every contestant la out brla-ht and early, determined to mak ennsld. era Me rhanr In tha aoor Mat befor the close tonight. If you Intend to helo Tim r invuiiiv wiiimani ruu Iliual uu au at once. In district No. 4. where Ray Harper. District ST amber 1. "Thl canteet ditrlct I made up of Multnomah county and Includes Portland. Conteetanta In thl district compete with on another, and at the aama time with all eonteatanta In other part of the northwest. 1 Ralph Bohnett. Ji? Stanton etreet J Lenna Melton. 815 Urand avenua north g Hurry Omln. 4S East Eleventh street north. 4 Myrtle Rogers. 1.11 Endlrott street I Q. Adrian Smith. 142 Curry etreet I Royal H. Cross, Bt. John 7 David McK. Wlleon. Mnnton Clyde Cooler. 497 Xfnlno v"nii Frank KennelL 3S1 Grand avenue 105, 60S ... 83, HJ ... 39.195 ... 17.885 15.845 ... 14.410 ... 14.090 ... 12.S45 ... 11.855 District K umber g. Contest District No. 1 coraprlae all of Willamette valley except Mult nomah county (which form a district by Itself) a fnr outh a Eugene. Conteetanta In, thla dletrict compete with one another and at tha m tlm with all contestant In all part of Oregon. 1 Freda Launer. Dalla --t 113.805 J Olive William, Monmouth 81.565 1 Gladr Nelson, Oswego ... 49,590 4 Beulah OHkey, Corvalll 3.180 Adel Vollstedt, Albany 7.60 6 Paul A. Nunan. J6T State street. Salem 18.500 7 ft Earl Jackson, Forest Grove 18,435 Lester Bennett. Philomath 1J.J15 District jrmnbr 3. Content DUtrlct No, S Include all. that part of Oregon outh of Eu gene and the counties of Oregon bordering on the Pacific ocean. Con testant Jn thl. district compete with one another and at th same tlm with conteetanta In all other parte of th northweat 1 Vernlce Gllkey, Grants Pas 83.065 J Freda Hockenyo. Med ford 39,195 !--Sena Berkrem. Gardiner S3.085 4 Ray Haines. Myrtle Point 20.560 I Grace H. Ryan, Gold Hill 13.520 4 Council Wants ' ' to Know Who, Where, What, . When and Why. ' District Vomber 4. ' Contest District No. 4 comprise all of eastern Oregon and eastern Washington. Contestants In this district compete with one another and also with all other eonteatanta. 4 1. -Ray Harper, The Dalles 69.125 3 Gladys Rogers. Baker City 53,275 4 Frances Gordion, The Dalles 32,210 4 Miss Dolon Llllv. La Grande... 30,720 i 6 Orayce McKlnney, Blalock 28.525 4 6 Carl Powers, Pendleton , 27,095 4 7 Kenneth Murray, Dayvllle. 7,650 4 Member of th city executive board ntend to find out who la to hlama for allowing 100 fir hydrant to lie Idle ruurm ana Market streets for. months. while th city was In cresslna- need of nyarant. A motion to thla effect was passed by. the boarg yesterday, and the rire commute, of th board waa au thored to conduct the Investigation Th. 1 ; ..... . . ... ... .. i-uinmiiire consists or Marcus A. Flelschnor.it. T !..- . n i mil,. ' ' j ...u .WWIMU naFtr Vh"h" c,,l,,n" trn varlois t,., . . wrrw rumunni ror rire hydrants, and were always told that ,i Z....' i"" ,n" city, moms a u. Greene stated yesterday that In1 aeveral addresses before push clubs he had to!d his audiences that the city had no hy- ri7, . oerauee ne was a city official they thought he knew what he waa talking about. Greene was indig nant over the matter yesterday, and said that he had been placed In a fains posl tlo through no fault of his own. He aald that he "favored the discharge vt , 7iV' "ciai aunty or railing to re port the atock of liydrants. ?" Wlille there was nnthino- in ir.i. cate that the mrrnhpn hnM iki. r.. iff 1 1 10 oiame ror tne presence or Hie hydrants without renorrtna- thim h. win m caiien upon io teatirv hrrnra h. committee. Chief Campbell blames Hoaue ft Swift, the contractors who furnished the hvdranta in tha ritv the delay. He claims that thm contract ors failed to repair the hydrants tip to the standard test, and that he would not accept them until they had. Chief union the property-owners, who sought hydrants for months without being able to set them vt rioloirat. tium irir flurm Aioing -usn ciud. These men In some wav founrt out tht th.. city had about 100 hydrants on hand, and wanted to know why thev could not get them Installed. Chief Campbell toKl them that he wna not to bame, and that the man they wanted to n MVn. Lane. Mayor Lane received the del cita tion, and then called Chief Campbell to his offloe to repeat his remark. The chief merted off Into nnmthlnir .1.. and then Mayor Lane took the matter up ..in int. ivmci Dtinro. i ne nya rants vrueira ifwiea. ana it was found that they were all ria-ht. with th ceptlon of slight -defects in two or f . .MOSl OI mem nave since been iiiBiaiitfu. of the earth drink beer And those are the peoples FEDERAL ACTION IN 8ILETZ CAUSES WONDER I VEILED THREAT STIRS MAYOR Intimation That Light Com pany's Bid 3 Be liaised Arouses City Executive. Mayor Lane "smelt a mouse" yester day when Frederick V. Holman. attor ney for' the Portland Railway. Llarht Consldoraoifl lucaj interest mm o virr uie lines io uie ciieis lands, anal- ' " " ' cumpany, maae a statement . .... i . i K . omMaii mere Oil KM L not to in Bnv Mnfnalnn tA th attArtt it I. - . . ' aroused lately rcinuKn w Iwhun t mm i i u iuc uij cxecuuve the land department at Wa.hlngton bVouWt up forconslde4uon nll boartf ili not thorie the immediate , in mnnectlon with homestead entries on I been demonstratml hvnnit all raaannoKi. I payment of undlsDuled claims hii hv ' the former Silet Indian reservauon, ana "u"le "'8 nrst entries tne company against the city, without tt,i. atrttatlon ha developed unusual ex- I. :. 8"" '-'"'"'I" i?" prejudice or favor to either Dartv. the twrm thn fact that many Of thai fully with th nrnvl.lnn. nt h. I delay mlarht have an etft-rt nn tha or4n. confllctlna- cUlm. agaln.t the oTfln1 1 w?aTtti!55 hJlL i!.3 """T?? pany' bld for cltv 1,ht"" 'r next awa. ware filed by resident ol( port- "liP The bids arc to be submitted land and vicinity. Beyond Question, the thetr claims purely for specTlatU-e pur- M,v6r Lan.' wV, L th . " T ... -m . h. x-to poses, and lost nn ln t,..I.- I . Mayor Lane was on the alert in an Ilnest toay ithiA tha ion-1 their titles as aonn na eii .iVT I and aked Mr. Ho mah if he nnrthwest la embraced wrlthln tne con- I "' .-"'es as aoon as final certificates meant hv hln ramarfc that tha mt, nV:of tha -territory known commonty i -. om syndicate In pursuance would inr.r.a tt- ih nr S rTnr.is ha m-rs. . . . cl". S. "1"?'. tM the two should red ed that he was not .ntl.)r.atir. The reservation wa thrown open i -v"iounaea irom any sympathetic the action of the company In refara settlement tont-li yTn K0 urt 6uT- standpoint. to the bids. He d!d not say whhe? ing a period of a Mlttle more tnan eigni Bouffbt Prom Indian. the company would raise or lower Its " - than 41? claim were "n. ... , .. kih y,aa UQ n , . n t A . i. . . :numbe7of wh wt-1. Indian, wwentered Z- l bird then author! ented. while final certificates have is- ine inaiana was entered into October Ized the payment of the claims, auari on many others. On NovemDeritfi, J89Z. whereby the aborlrlnoa r. Ever since March the cltv haa lwan pruning me duis presented by the llght-1 : lng- company each month because of The Sturdiest peoples drink it from childhood tp age. who suffer least from V nervousness and from dyspepsia. When one needs more vitality, the Doctor say"drink beer " The barley is food; the hops are a tonic. The trifle of alcohol is an aid to digestion. The proper drinking of beer but not the abuse of it is good for the wak and the well. And not the least of the good comes through 'flushing the system; in getting rid of the waste. "f a a aa.a I5ut a beer to be healthful needs to be pure. And be well aged, else the after-result is biliousness. That is why we are so careful with- Schlitz. . We the necessary cost of our brewing to insure absolute And we ,age the beer for months before marketing. It gives you the good without the harm. it must double purity. bubu u iiio-j "-- -- . u.h. I. . 14. 1903, Sectetary oi m mimwi induced for a consideration of tuinnn cock 1ssud a blanket order -uepend lng cede th8 four tiers of townhinVffi aii iiaihAi AttTr n i no icoot e.iv. inn pnf- a until "ihelr' XZiuim could be deter- eenteT of township 10 sou?h and Vom mined by the land department, and this tn9 western boundi of rni. ?.? order T of suspension remained In force Willamette meridian t v?M?k until lat fall, when it was removed by Wh.tThl . '?.Pa.'flc I Commissioner Ball.nger. Since then . aum , o.u;s7on embcer a terVi' '"ge numwr ---,z K '"- ibimu or lurnlshlna fullv i ion have been passed to Pent, and by homestead claims of 160 1 V?cr es e&h and reaaon of the action of the land depart- amounting aPDroximatatv t a2 ment in thfs respect that so mu.h ho- ,crf, of he'nt iyy timber ?2 tile criticism ha arisen, the Pacific northwest You can draw Bom Oood, Bom Bad. 'S-Tn. conclu,on a the methods That Secretary Hitchcock had good PJ'd to secure this unjust bargain, reasons for suspending the flrat entries C!wd. ' fully $12,500 a in the reservation is evident from the E'"'1"' B?"d P lract there are fact that It haa developed frequently of b'" bspi rbert rapidly at that figure, late than many of them were made for " r,0'"" "ring Uie present market speculaUv purposes, and not with any Jfi",, 'he .h'dl.n." an aggregate of idea of establishing homes there. Dur- th."nd 'n"tes very plainly lng the trial of Wlllard w. Jones, ima i"' i me deal the In- S. Potter and Ira wade. in ucioDer, 19ftS. In which the two former were con victed of conspiracy to defraud the gov. dlans or the rnvmm.nt vicicu ci conBpimr.T iu unitiuu '" e J I .nii-. , i: "" bci ior in ernment of It public land, proor. waa "l iana contained thi offei-ed bv the goyernmenf that a large I Pr?T'son . number of old soldiers and their widows I - ,."" J? fral Iand "ball he disposed had been Induced to take up claims in J "u"ar tfte laws applicable thereto, and the intereat of ooeculators. and fully 30 I Ie oaianee of the land so cedort .hn or tftem made conressions to tnat er- I ui uniu rurther provided bv feet upon the witness stand during th I J under the townslte law and under rrogrrss oi ine trial. puosequpni in-1 r """' di me nomestead law vaatiff-arfntiv hv anaolat M ran t a nf thm I PrOVlcletl. howevar. that ...i, ... . ' A 7" IS Ask for the Brrwtry Bottling, - Common beer is sometimes substituted for Scklilt. To avoid being imposed upon, tee that the cork or crown is branded Schlitj. Phone Maiii 2779 . Sherwood & Sherwood 8 Front St., S. E. cor. Ankeny St. Portland BeerThat Made Milwaukee famous mi l EMTBER Uai FBOf.l EAST the alleged failure of the company to lurnnn ine reginifu amount or current stipulated In the citv's contract tnr lights. The amount deducted has been about one-third of the total bill. No attempt has been made by the com pany to collect this monev until yes terday, when the amount reached about 125,000. At the present rate the com pany will have claims amounting to $25,000 by the first of the vear made up of the sums which thn cltv haa . fused to pay from month to month. ine action or me company vesternav in w mm inai ins company will accept the amounts offered bv the city and later sue for the amounts which th. city refuses to pay. general land orrice has demonstrated na jn accordance with tha nro- that only a mill percentage of the first vision of said homestead law shall, claims flltd In the reservation were at the time of making his entry pay the made In good faith. Discussing various sum of 80 cents per acre In addition to phases of rhe situation today, a gentle- the fee now required by law- and at man familiar with practically every de- the tlm of making final proof shall nav tail In connection therewith, had this tne further a..m f , ' f,,Jm7 I to say upon the suhtect "It must he borne In mind that at lessi two distinct classes of c pof to he made within that t th. dat. of .ntry. and thris y7.ri! a Vill fl,;,,..d?lc n the land .hall b "s. have bean develop by the controvsy tabllshed" by uch evldenc ..' 1. now I ..... . . required in homestead proofs a a pre- .4 MOTHER AM pHILD ' -TT'' mnh to Qt Claims. Both J"uUy Honrtih.d on Orap.-imta. I "Jh onllr hng In thla law was imiu oiiich opmonsiraten nevnnii nn ueetion of doubt that onlv a romiun'. nvtiy email percentage or tne entryinen imu compuea wiin tne liberal nrnvl. Three new clergymen were added to the list of parochial clergy of the Epis copai church in Oregon thi week. The Rev. Roy Edgar Remington of Roches ter. N. Y.. Is to have charge of AH Saints church, Twenty-eecond and Reed srrceis, Portland. He was educated at the Episcopal Theological school in Cambridge, Mass., and ordered deacon last June. While at Cambridge he had cnarge oi a cnurcn at South Farming, ton, Mass. The Rev. Frederick Bethune Bartlett, n. n., i rinny corieae. Martrord. ( nnn. and Rev. Samuel Martin Dorrance. A R (Hardford, 1905), are for the present to iivu iQneiner at ttranta rass, and to nave cnarge or tne St. Luke's church. Grants Pass, and of Trinity church, Ashland, and such other work In that Part of Oregon as the bishop may as sign. Both Ashland and Grants Pass are important centers of the Episcopal lOnS Or the Special homestead act mining church a nH It la thnnvht V.i.V. -l -t .1 - i. j . . , . -.' "X. ' ." . - "lai-im itio m uki uuuui, in my minn, that cnurcn naving it a great many of the first claims filed places will soot were irauauient in character, and never supporting. Both these clergymen re made with any idea of establishing a celved the degree of bachelor of divinity home there. from Cambridge last June and wer or- in lari, mere IS Scarcely any Cllltlvn-l aa aaaa aaaaaaaa. own clergymen both soon become fully elf- dalned to . the deaconate last spring; These young men were secured for work in Oregon by Bishop Scaddlng during his visit to Cambridge last autumn, and are now on tne clerical staff of the As sociate mission. The commodious rectory of All Saints church is to be renovated and will be the clergy house, where tin nr ihra. clergy can live. It will be the Portland headquarters of the Oregon Associate mission. The objects kept In view bv the clerw thu associated for church work are (1) tha development of the snlrlttml life nti th clergy by united prayer and study; (2) encouragement and cheer bv asso ciation in work: (S) maximum endeavor at minimum expense: (4) efficiency of Bcryiuo, wn m jnviiauon or ttev x a Morrison, D. D.. these clergy will heo-ln at the morning service at Trinity church next Sunday. BUG ; Building Permit. F. E Robinson., erect dwelling traat SIxty-flret between Sandy road and Alameda. S2.000: .Albert Mever. erect uweiiing, . vernon Deiween .uotng and Wygant, 4,000; F. Ferguson, erect dwellln East A. Blackmor. erect Forty-fifth between dwelling.' Hancock and Broadway, 12,000: Mrs. J na. Talbot mail near Mountain boulevard. 13. 400: A. C. Going, erect flats. Eighteenth between Lovejoy.' nd Marshall, $4,100; Mrs. Alice Hanlr. erect dwelling, Omaha be tween Killlngsworth and Jessup. 11.000: Gay Lombard, erect foundation. Fifth between Stark nd Oak, $10,000; Mrs. Kat. Russell, erect dwelling. Benton between Dupont and Dixon, $2,000; Peter it Roberta, repair warehouse, Front between Couch and Davis. $10,000. E WORK TO START AT OfJCE v Executive Board Passes Kes olution Urging Immedi ate Construction: The city executive board passed resolution yesterday afternoon which contained, among other things, a pro vision to proceed with th construction of the Madison street bridge along the lines laid down by' th act passed, by th people without delay. Thi meana that the city executive board does not take seriously th letter President Joss el yn wrote to Mayor Lane yester day, in which the railway company's president stated that the comDsnv will iot allow the city to proceed with the bridge. The company' objection to the or dinance passed by the council Wednes day Is the raising of tha annual amount to d paid oy tne company. At the pany will have to pay $15,000 a year. Thi amount 1 regarded a excessive by tha company official and they de clare that they have' good ground on wnicn to oppose it. Josselvn's letter waa referred Sweet and Green, by Mayor Lane yes terday, with a request for an "inter- fretation." Greene offered a resolu ion which seeks to secure a course of action for th bridge construction from the railway company. Inasmuch as the executive board ask In It resolu tion for particular from the company as ro wnat it wisnes in tne matter or tolls and other data concerning th operation of the bridge. It Is now up to the company to tepiy. rnmrant officials point out that $15,000 a year is unreasonable1 because it is more tnan nair tne interest on tne entire bond sale; that $15,000 Is three or four times as much as the company s for the use of the Morrison street more car than on Madison street dg. on which the-company operate whltn.v'L Roisa -and a number nt represenUtlves from the eat side at tended the meeting of the executive board, and urged ail possible speed In the construction pf the bridge. a Braax.AB ur xowk his nam r Is "bad cough." H doesn't care for cold or silver, but he will steal your health away. If he appears in your house arrest him at once with Ballard's Horehound fiyrun. It may mean consumption ir you aon t. a eur for all fcouch. cold and cheat trou ble. tlon visible anywhere In the rpaeri-n rinn notwithstanding that there are glades' of an acre or so upon practically every quarter section, catiahle nf r.r,ri,,i I vegetables unrt fruit aniriri.ni .. . I a family, while the woods abound with I wild game of all kinds, and the streams! teem with fish. Inasmuch n. k... i claims sell readily for $l2.",nn each I there Is no excuse for an mirrmm i ! present time this sum is $1,200 a year. I Price 85c, 80c and $1.00 per bottle. Inder the new arrangement th com-' Sold by Skldmor Drug company. go awav from the land for the purno of earning a living, especially when It considered that h reside three rears sgainst nve rears se ; la ! Is onlr rennlrerl inl on his claim, as! unoer the general i 0 .-ai .i.ai. ri-. frmmuim were tnrowa open to settle rape-Nuts food i. made of whole ment In accordance with executive proc wheat end barley. . thoroughly baked 1 lntlon. v I?J. r n.ourJn1 contains all the The- flrat homestead entries under wholesome Ingredients In the., cereala the speclsl act alluded to wer filed Au It contains also the nhnanh.. a e I a-n.t i taat 7. 1!'ea au- bu.y br",n "."d nerre cella settler bad flocked 1at th.al?.'.! "oon 'I w,a opened, and must have occupied the Intervening time In making their Improvement. At all .rents, the rush to acquire the tract continued unahsted until November 14. I0 when Secretary Hitchcock i..na . ' V.,-JLJl ch.tL- 1 1uPnslon. well-founded chsrrea haying .been made -that th IJtftnat VaWaaaaak lala.ai a. W m a A. . .1... "'"s woroea ror epecu a- ttre purnoa. At the trial of William V Ja. TjTi " Proven quit, conclw- Zl'l ' ,""" entrlea had been made in th. Interest of Jones, and la r. . "rlsirwl en. trrm.n n testlfled era the witness stand """ ""o Oemonstrsted that thetr 7T. . miirsncm wa a farce, 51-. bo land frauds trt iSZ. VJT ri"rtr. by photographic !t?L-!h r"r1 character f lirt-P.r?Jl,Ti"t"-tahowi"t t hoase to he ! Ji.1 JT. " Plgpena I undervtn.4 1 "ee Tvtotnrra rhm arena i. V - rlsi scents In th. courM ef eel 4 lna. tigatlothv - " - Wlh4 at Xaw. - j "ter Inmtieiiina. - : 0 by rpecut agent t th geberali i uuiib vi.ii aren rennira nrnMr, i atelymore of this element Hacanaa .h. braia and nervous system of the child -- grow so rapid) v A Virginia mother found the value of urp-.iuu in not oniy nuiid4ng ur her own strength but n nourishing her btbr at the saree time. She write.: 'After my baby ame I dit not r- fevef health and strength. and the doc tT aald I eould not sunt the baby as . i pvi ita " wnninnnil i or ner be side 1 era too week. He aald I might try a ens nr. of diet ani - wr.ii ma i wooio so, aad reeom mefloaa unv-nnu lima. I tnl Th t a t arkac. and need It rernlarly. A marktd c cams oyer both baby ant 1 kty haby I now tcmr months eld. Is In fie. condition, I am nursing her 9 " i cine a ii rnr w"r- inq aerer felt better in my life" Ttvere s a Rettm' Setne riven hy Fnarwm Co., Hsttl. I ra-ew. Mien. nai4 too tto to Well- i,5a. j r-"- . ' i. r.rrr read Um aboT WterT A mm on rper from tlmm to thm. Tbe-y ro r 'no!f, trae, aad fall of baauaa I iter!. , honie.BteaAAct, nd is also permitted to commute his entry after 14 months' lr"",r"' " r.-'Mfl iixe ror unme to show me how the svrrag home steader could make mnnev anv faster thsn that Why. most nf them could af ford to live on tanhark fnr th. .,i with such a goal in sight: Commissioner Ignores Tact. Furthermore, you ran never make m heli eve that rommlsslnner Dennett of the general land office has-not taken an undue interest in patenting many of 'V. "me or which toi -: .J . . '' "r e Odorlfer-' ous in their fra-idiilenev that c.rrloni crows have found the 8nts forest. . seventh heaven of delist. I ,m no, I Mylna snythlng sralnst the Interntri nf tha rnnnnli.l.. ..... .. ' ' ' . ' ' . i . ii Da., ne trange that he should have Ignored the rrt" h "neclal agent, who ' ' in T'aurstea thrsa en. trie, and passed msny to patent which frs,udr'Prt" '"He ted were steeped I in that be h.s done this, and f,rt, a 5 flrnres, s. well .. phMr.f.hK are riven to sustain the charges, ind If ha has made any dental therae . .."?! tThoir nOU'b ,or rrbdy out her. Eaiialliufl Froii. ipmp Pleasant to taHe and does not gripe or nauseato Cures Chronic Constipation Stomach and Liver Trouble Mm First Annual Pcifle Natlcntl TJra, Hock Chow .n1 rarea. fvt fl it "oind"- the Pttmsnd CaAiViryCl, Good Fihinir at .Newport. AdrVe rise I net Kaaa . . . !.-re14e an' rhtre-4i mIiikvo sr. beier caagrrf oa fcoiU la Taoalna twy. Stimulation Without Irritation. 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