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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 15, 1908. FOUR MAMMOTH ROSEBURG PEACHES "1 NEW YORK DEMOCRATS ' BOOST. FOR CHANLER nnrnnpi U CUUW Effort of Hill Interests to Secure Route JladeAppar- ent by Visit to Medford of I John B. Colgate, on Tour of Investigation. - Delegates From Various DIs- ' tricts Ferfect Republican League Intend to Bar All Factional Differences Bourne 3Ien There. 'i Z1 A lit); 1 I iwaia ...a. 'iMiinvfrjf im. javiw Multnomah county met In the Belling Hlrsrh hall thla morning and organised the State Republican league of Oregon. John C. Young called the convention to- (Unlted Tnm Uurf wire.) (ether and outlined IU purpose. He said Medford. Or., Sept. 15. Efforts the organisation wi br the authority of the Hill interest to secure a of the national league, and would be route Into central , Oregon through rtaj oTC, the manipulation ol the uregon opposition which had anaen over his 'Peaches,' four, of which tlsced In a row measure a font, the two lars-est Fifty-nine delegates from different measurlna- 11 Inches In circumference. part of the state, but mostly from J wer r..d on the place of F. P. Owen. Ion the outskirts of Roseburg. and sent to Mre. r. M. Zlgler. $$$ Benton street by her sister-in-law, Mlsa Zlgler. The peaches were of the variety known as lemon cllna. and were perfect speol mena of the kind. They were remark- able for their uniformity of else and fine colorlnt and were aa rich and de licious In flavor aa tha famoua -Yakima t' raw ford, or any nf tha other varieties of smaller peach crown on the Pacific coevai. , - . .Dissatisfactioil With Hughes Believed to Bo Strong Fac- .1 ' i T ' ' -' Ti. ' ' . nnl " r -r a m , ior m jsryans j?avor iney nave ijcsi uiance ; ' ' "in Years to Sweep the State. UTAH LABOR KB . .. , . appointment aa state organiser Mr. TrunK line up mo iw;uu: u,, voungt said he was pleaaef to see such details of which have been puDiisnea I a large ana representative gathering SUPPOIWNS In The Journal, were given addition- Mj 81nnott was elected presl. T?efaM t6 lndorSe BlTan al confirmation by the arrival In dent of the league unanimously, and in l" xuuuiou a'-jm Medford yesterday of Jolm B. Col-1 J, hadany official connection with'th I :H0Wever, 1R KeSOlUtlOnS crate a banker OI ew ior. ctiy. organisation mere wouia do no racuonai , ' . v fnllnw- differences allowed to creep Into Its Colgate reached , here after roiiow- inefc w j snodgrass of Union coun- lne: the route recently traversed by ty was elected vice-president at large. John D. Porter, HIU f raiiroaa DUlia- Th- 0,r-Contest of the mornrne- devel-l - irslted Press Leased Wire. er W, F. Nelson, president of the I oped over the election of secretary, both Ogden, Utah, Sept. IS. Deftly side- Oregon Trunk, .and V.. B. ' William- m nomination. The final vote resulted I etepplng- the appeal in a eirfluiar mm son who has been Identified with the in a poll of 42 ballots for Kublt and 14 I tha American Federation .of Labor, the Hill interest, for a VV"- of Commendation. tana. H. . n, h i...ii. AAmnii. I tnr nrMnt. The following resolution Colgate admits .That he tee from each county are also to be! was adopted: '' ' " "We denounce me unwmnnira u. Mr. Colgate aomiis mi - v. tee from eacn county are aiao to be M . 4 a.frc.rml n A tllA .as.i eiA ms.Ua K . ... . xne ut?"":r-"- p VteT unjust efforts made to discredit Samuel resource, of that section with a view ' mMtn wa, B.,embled th pers. president of the American of placing loans there at some luiure mornln(t by John c Young, atate or- Federation of Labor, the matchless time bur he disavows any connection ganlzer . of Taf t clubs, who called the leader who has devoted y'.'ffP' with Mr Hill . - : . , i meeting 10 oraer, outlined tne purposes l aeavars ior i ' . i. . rni- nlessnre the convention, and then after the toil, regardless of creed or class . The trip was not made for Pleasure , , , p.ar nf rM nnmi. i'We vo ce entire confidence In his onlv. ' I'll admit." said Mr.' yoigate. v, temporary chairman subsided Into Integrity, fealty ana , npnesiy. . .m. i. h deal 1 the backeround. . I There was a neatea I npm wmh a. uunin.. d.uv w i ... . t . . . ' . . . is 1 uiinii discussion In preceding the and It was simply a matter of looking ,-y "X W. Ortonrw. X Snod- adoption of a, resolution' promising aid over the resources of the country with I grass and G. R. Riddle were appointed I to the organisation of bartenders In view of placing a few loans. "Ui. I . lAmmUtA ein rmAmtHalm V W a View 01 piecing . m h '"l. ... view vi v . " . . , I Haines. C B. Merrick and Dr.. Cot. house keeps cioso. waicu un - ...-1 te, wer appolnte1 a committee on per flated railroad lines, and for that rea I manent organization. Hal Pat ton, J. ann I made' this trlD. v- 4 I Frank Slnnott and O. Swackhamer were "I am not-connected with Mr. j and by-laws. 'H-Dainehi, W. A. Wil- ln any way. I am nere in my own m- i nams and T. o. Freeman w.ere appoint terest entirely. Of course If Mr, nUl u curainiiio- on renomuona. decides to build such a line, it Is pos elevating saloons and eliminating dives. OLD INVENTOR WAS AEDENT LOVER lColt4 Frees latsed Wlre. On the permanent organization of thai v. vnir Kant. IS. Althouah she Is decides to DUUd sucn a unc, !'- convention Professor It. p. Robinson I . V .17 y.1 7- 8i Miss Nellie B Bible that we will furnish some of mo was elected permanent chairman, and C. and h U . M1 " f!! "!.v money for Its construction. This, how- E. Lockwood was elected permanent sec-1 Llckllder has Brougnt auu again j. o ever, must not be construed to mean ' v mm , , . Washington Free, organuea ana presi that I am here at hie request." . Jhe "wlutlons eommltte. twjolr of tne mtornatnal Malt Machln. Vac Activity, y. j by. Roosevelt indorslns- Tsft h nrrf I eomnanv. which operates a malt ma chine trial ne invoniou. duo ... M man for S5Q.000 damages for canyon of the uescnuiea, lorougn are nearing a head la evidenced In the birthday from the club on Its first birth' letters from the old inventor to his recent activity displayed by those pro- day. A copy of thia resolution was or- young lady love. All of them are filled motlng the projected route. ' Colgate n dered to be wired to Mr. Taft by the with endearing terms and express his trip through the Interior is in harmony secretary. desire to marry her and settle down in with the visit now being made by V. It la the Intention of flie state league California. He eays in one of them B. Williamson Klcnara Jforier. w. . io tane an active part in the preslden- f that he expeots to Jive xor uu years. CASHfEft FACES JAIL SEI1TEIICE " - I R. F. Tarkhurst, Alleged Juggler of $48,000, Under $12,000 Bond. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Tacoma, Wash., UepL 15. R. F. Park- burst, former assistant cashier of the First National bank of Seattle, charged with embesxlement on S5 counts Involv. lng MS, 000 of the bank's funds, pieaded not guilty when arraigned before Judge Hanford in the federal court here to day. . Park hurst Is aaid to have made rood his shortage, but he waa indicted and will berproaeeuted. Upon nis piett or not gumy ne was bound over for trial at Seattle, under hnnd of 113.000. This he was not able to furnish and he waa remanded to the custody of the deputy marsnais, who will take him back to Seattle. He lived for a time at Redding asd Los. Angeles before coming to Seattle, several years ago. OHJtoeie; RESULT (Mil WOUND BIG THINGS FOR I WHIG III Nelson and A. E. Hammond. Th. n.rfv left The Dalll dav for Madras, there to meet Engl in. The party Jen iiw wii I secreiary wm worn wun jonn u. xounar rt hanjs. tlal campaign, and the president and eureiary wm wont Willi jonn U. XOur In organizing the state and putting Ta: final surveys of the - road.' Only re- The convention today was pretty cently the Oregon Trunk changed j much a Bourne Organization, and aT- forter rtruuiers nw mai iucji i inuugn mere wera some anu-jjourne del with Mr. Williamson, bought the rights I crates present they did hot stir ud trou of way and other properties,- Mr. Nel- ble of any sort. The preponderance of eon atlll retaining an Interest in ; the J Bourpe delegates and the absence of line, disclaiming at uie same ume wny j--uiton men rrom the convention, how connection with the Hill interests. ever, would Indicate that harmony pre Immedlately after the change In own- vailed more because the Fulton men nad ershlp, however, crews ? of; surveyors atayed away from the meeting than be tn ihrnwn into the field in charge cause thev had no desire to start anma. of Bethel, who has used au posswie speed In completing -the -- work . to Madras, where a conference between the. Dromoters and himself Is being held.- In consequence or recent activ ity and the personal visit to the field by the head of a New Tork banking house, the announcement of actual con struction will be made within a short time. AKATEURS FAIL - TO CRACK SAFE Amateur burglars who had apparent ly been taking a correspondence school course In safe-cracking, tried their luck with the safe ; of , William Gadsby i A Sons, the house-furnlshlng- store of First and --Washington . streets, , last A watchman saw the lights an en tered the store, whereupon the visitors decamped by the aide door Detec tives Baty and Price, routed from their beds -at t o'clock this morning, round that the combination' had been smashed off and an attempt made - to drill the safe with a drill seven sizes larger than those used by professional safe tappers. The safe contained 11.800. Ap parently the burglars had - secreted themselves In the store during the day. REBEKAHS PLAN BIG CELEBRATION The Rebekah branch of the order of Odd Fellows ' is planning to celebrate Its fifty-seventh anniversary -Saturday night. September 19, In the I. O. O. F. temple. First and Alder streets. This branch has grown until today It maintains Its own grand body which meets annually. The Rebekahs have been an important factor in maintain ing and bringing up to Its present po oftion the home, where those who have become infirm, or who are alone In the world are given protection and comfort. thing. TRAVELING MEN TO JIEET IN PENDLETON October S has been set as the date during the Pendleton fair when travel ing men from all over the state will assemble to -shake hands with others besides their customers. Secretary Gob son of the Traveling Men'a Protective association received an invitation this morning rrom tne rair management ex tending the courtesy f the organization ana designating uctoDer a as travenni men's day. It Is the hope of the loea officers tnat ' all the traveling men throughout the state will make It a point during the next two weeka to work towards Pendleton while on the road so as manv aa possible of the members of tna organisation - wiu e at Umatilla county's metropolis on the day aet aside Tor tneir enjoyment. COMMISSION WILL HEAR ABOUT QUARREL The state railroad commission will go to Ooble tomorrow to settle a neigh borhood quarrel as to whether a new flag stop station shall be maintained by the Astoria 4 Columbia River at Tide Creek or at Warrens. Residents of both places are -anxious to have the Goble line of the A. A C. R. make their atation a flag stop, but It Is not probable that both can be accommo dated. The commission will hear the claims of both sides before recommend-j lng either station. I "We will have a little ranch, 15 or 20 miles from Oakland and drive out there each evening. We will have a nice family on that ranch and have some game, fresh chickens, eggs and" other things that are rresn." HILL ASKED TO SET DATE TO SUIT HIM It has been .decided by the committee having the celebration of the opening of the new North Bank road In charge to leave the datea for me banquet ana formal ODenina- of the road to James J. Hill of the Great Northern. Theodore B. Wilcox, chairman of the celebration committee, has written Mr. Hill saying that the Portland committee will set no date for the opening, but wilt ask Mr. Hill to name the time when he will be best able to be In the city. This avoids the possibility of the local committee selecting an unravoraDie . aate and places the matter directly tip to Mr. HIU. The officials of the North Bank won't commit themselves yet to any aerinus wme or opening, but say tney nope to near tnat tne arawDriage ma chlnery la in working order any day. NOJf-SUIT GRANTED IN DAMAGE CASE Judge Cleland this afternoon granted a voluntary non-suit in the case of Ed ward PUnklewisch. administrator of the estate of Otto Brandies against the Portland Railway. Light gt Power com pany for $7,600 damages for the death of Brandea. Brandea was killed by a trolley car, and the plaintiff as adminis trator of his estate, brouarht auit for recovery of damages. The non-suit was rrantea arter the hearmr or tne plalnt ff's testimony and was accented hv PUnklewisch in order that he may come into ciurt attain In another war with the sutt. Commencing SeDtember If the Van couver, Wood lawn, Alberta and Broad way cars will run easterly and westerly ov.r. ma Durnama onage. . (Speclsl Dispatch, to Tbe Jonnud.) ' Pendleton, Or., Sept IB. J. R. 4 Shew of Freewater died last V night, and his wife lies aUdeath's '. 4 door in a Walla Walla hospital 4 as the result of blood poisoning brought on by a nail accidentally 4 4 driven Into. Mr. Shew'a hand 4 4 while he was making fruit boxes 4 . last Thursday. - -fl V;- '. v 4 Symptoms of poisoning became 4 evident very soon after the accli 4 dent Mrs.? Shew immediately 4 dressed the - wound,' and In so 4 doing absorbed some of the poi- 4 4 ison through a crack In the skin 4 4 of her hand. The condition of 4 4 both husband and wife grew rap-. 4 4 Idly serious, and they were re 4 4 moved to the hospital at Walla 4 4 Walla. . 4 4 Besides his wife, Shew leaves 4 4 four children, who are in destt-. 4 4 tute circumstances. Kind neigh- 4 4 bors raised tbe money- to defray 4 4 the funeral expenses by popular 4 4 subscription.. 4 America's best boosters the members of the Association of Traveling Fasten ger agents and the men who made the Lewis A Clark fair a auoce- are coming to Portland Thursday morning and will spend two days In and about the city, If local railroad and commercial men have their way the passenger, mea will have the best two days of their trio ta tha northwest In Portland. Thev are going ahead with entertainment pians with this Idea In view. The Portland men who went up to the convention man on DrinKinar as manv of th delea-atea back in their SDe- cial -car aa they-can and the others will coma down In other apeclala. Head quarters have been made at the Cor nelius hotel and rooms for most of the delea-atea have bean en saved there. Tha Commercial club which Is taking an active part In the preparations for the entertainment of the delegates has planned a trolley party for the passen ger agents and their -wives Thursday morning, leaving Park and Morrison streets at 10 o'clock. The excursionists will visit the fair grounds and Conn- ell Crest,' will have luncheon at the Commercial club and at 2 -o'clock the ladles will be met by the members of the Portland Women's club and taken by them and by Manager Freeman of the Oaks on a special car to the Oaks where .he afternoon will be spent. Thursday evening a reception win oe tendered botn ladles and gentlemen in the Commercial club. It being the first affair of the kind at which ladles have been present in tbe club. . Friday the railroads centering in ' ffnlted Press Leased Wire.) Rochester. N. T.. .Sept. !. The Democratlo slate convention met noon today, with J. O'Brien as tem porary chaU-man. He delivered the opening address, in which he dwslt upon the Issues In tbe coming state cam paign and after the preliminary work was completed an adjournment was aken until ' tomorrow mornlna- at 10 o'ciock. a strouc contingent favors tha nomination fit Ijtwii Hinvvautit Chanler, the present lieutenant gov ernor, as the candidate for governor. It is understood that Chanler la ac ceptable to Bryan. He Is friendly with State Chairman W. J. Connera, Chair man Murphy and Is not objectionable to me wing or me party neaaed by Senator Patrick H. McCarren of Brook. lyn. . 7 . As the party has been on the Verge of disruption on account of Internal atrtfe and Uie opposition of the state organisation to Bryan's nomination. It is urged that the nomination of Chan ler would do much to establish har nionv and ' bring all factions together In the compalgn. The party Jeaders here today aay that the Huahea administration haa k.. ened-the Republican party and that so much enmltv la held for tha tnu.rnn. by the "workera" of the parly that the Uetnocrata hava tha ha.t ihinr. in years to -sweep the -state. . The adjournment until tomorrow was taken, it is understood, that in laa.l. era may know tha final result of the Republican convention at Kara to. a h. fore they ao about a nomination.. It la neraiiy believed here, however, that ignea certainly will receive the1 Re bllcan nomination mnii nl.m ara ha. lng made with that In view. . SENSATIONS EXPECTED IN ALLEGED BRIBERY CASES (Special Oitpateh to Tbe Journal.) The Dalles, Or.,. Sept 15. The hear ing of the two ' noted cases of N. C Evans against , the Hood River Elec tric Light, Power: & Water company. H. F. Davidson, J. H. Ferguson, W. IL Chipping, jJ. I Hendersonan Leslie Butler of Hood River, In which this section Is deeply Interested because of tha prominence of the defendants and the startling charges made, waa begun esterday afternoon before Judge W. u, Portland will take charge of the dele- f ates and -win see tnat tney aon t soor orget their- Portland visit An excur- ITALIANS OBSERVE BIRTH OF HUMBERT Oflfcers of the " crew of the Italian cruiser fUKlia. now in the Portland hnr bor, observed the fourth anniversary of tne oirtn or jrince iiumDert at noorr to day. The ship was dressed in signal flags and at noon a royal salute of 21 guns was fired. Consul Candiani was the guest of the, officers of the shin, at dinner. -' : - ?. - -t , 'New" Companies Incorporated. Articles of incorporation have hn niea by tne wanover company, organ ized oy wiiiiam u. juorgan, William Jr. Fltedner and Robert Robb. The canltai StOCK is fOV.UUV. , Charles S. Archer, F. L. Schanz and H. S. McCutehen have incorporated the Multorper company ror a general real estate ana broKerage Business, nlon will be given by the t. P. 4k A. Navigation company to the Cascade Locks on the Bailey Gatsert handsome souvenir invitations having been pre pared by the navigation company which will be issued tomorrow.. The party will be entertained at luncheon on tne steam er and will return at 4:15. , It is pro posed to decorate the Gatsert with flow ers 1 from stem to stern and to make the excursion an autumn flower festival: This afternoon Benjamin Trumbull of the Illinois Central' who Is the head of the ' local railroad men'a committee on entertainment will meet -with tie com mittee ana complete details ror the en tertalnment of the excugelonists on Fri day.' xne delegates are returning from the national convention held in Seattle, and nearly all will return east by way oi x-oruana. radshaw. The Portland Trust company is also a defendant in one or tne cases, as are Ella May Davidson and E. K. Goff. All tne otner oerenaants are me mosi romlnent citizens of Hood River. The wo cases are equity cases, In which Mr. Evans sues in behalf of himself and the other stockholders who may wish to avail themselves of the sutt. for the recovery of money out or whicu ne claims uie iigm company - waa ue franded. ' .- ; . .- The complaint In one Instance charges that H. F. Davldaon, J. H. Ferguson, vv. H. Chipping, J. L. Henderson and Leslie Butler, who were the directors and own era of the Hood River Power A Water company, and who togetner witn Mr. Evans constituted the directors of the light -company, looted and defrauded the corporation by the sals of leases and lands to the light company. The complaint also charges that the five defendants caused land of the value of f 4.500 to be purchased from T. R. Coon by J. L. Henderson, who sold it to tne power company, ana me nve ae f endants acting as the board of direc tors of the light company purchased the- property for the light company. t The directors are also alleared to nave purchased certain leases to the Elliott land, which were rented! for $600 a year (a -Ka m l 1 J ... t'v.c. wiiiau. xiiv sum ukki .- for the leases and the land waa, 110,000 .- In raah anri AAA ...nr.. affair rf tVia ugnt company worth then 126 a share la.vuu. xne compiaim aiso cnarges that the five defendants purchased land from Charles D. Smith for less than iz.uuo in tne name or the power com pany and then sold the right to drain ' this same land for 80 shares of stock worth $,000 to the light company, and that the draining of the land was a di rect benefit to the land; increasing its. value over $1,000. The complaint fur-, ther alleges that Evans; although he has -s requested the secretary of the corpor- .' ation to notify him of- meetings so that he could be present and present these . mitt,. i tt. . Va mm Kaam notified so that he could ba oresent. and althought ho has requested the di rectors -to remedy these wrongs that they refuse to do so. The other - eomblalnt eharares that some 400 shares of stock of the light company were placed in the hands of the Portland Trust comt pany as trustee. subject to the order of the board of the light company, of which Davidson was president, end that these shares were -under his control, and that these shares were Issued to constitute a corruption and lobbying fund to bribe and corruptly Influence the city council of Hood River and other prominent citizens in favor of the light company and that David son gave these shares of stock to citr officials and prominent citizens , of Hood River. The complaint also charges ' that the board- of directors refused to remedy these wrongs. Tne nearing oi the two cases will robably consume over a week, as all the " moks and reoorda of the two cornora- llons will ' have to be gone over, and there are a large number of witnesses to be examined. - IMPROVE OSWEGO BRANCH DEPOT Long-delayed Improvements In the Southern Pacific's Jefferson street de pot have been ordered by the state ably be made the test case to determine as to the validity of the new fishing laws which are causing, so much trou ble. Mr. Seufert evidently expectea ana was anxious to be arrested, according to McAllister, ltv order ; to bring the vex-ina- Question to a head and get a final decision In the matter. Last night he j .ullmln.,v M.min.tlnn anfl railroad commission and suburbanites L,,. honda. It will first be necessary who llvs on the Oswego line and who! to obtain an Indictment by the gn have shivered in the wet for many I Jury, but as nhe inquisitorial body ' BELIEVES MRS. LITT SAFE WITH FRIENDS H. B. Litt stated this morning that he had as yet heard nothing directly from his mother, who was reported to have mysteriously disappeared from Paris, but he had had several cablegrams from other people and does not believe there Is anything to worry . about. "I will hear from her when she returns to Par- The arrest by Master Fish Warden ." M-T "She has taken a trip jucAuiaier .mi. 6' ' . imni 10 worry aoout. a big cannery man at Calilo, will prob- SEUFERT ARREST TO BE TEST CASE years will rejoice and be glad.- in me aireciions ior remouenng, Is- capital of $50,000. with DISPLAYED HIS BURGLAR'S WARES RIGHT IN FACE OF DETECTIVE A Little Bitters for the stomach will be of great benefit to anyone, whrn It is weai and unable to do its work properly, thus causing the blood to bccomcFOor. Butbesureltis OSTETTER' CKCCSRATCO STOMACH BITTER (Cu Lester Murray did a thing that Is ex-lslsed up his man he and Detective Tlch tremelv thouahtlesa for a man in his I eRor stopped him. business last .-renin, H. tok Ma I w.?i!' th " bluffing said key twister, a fine little pllcr, out of bla pocket and holding It In his hand as he passed Sixth 'and Davis streets, openly admired It. T A' csrtain keen-eyed person named Patrick Maloney happened to be walk ing almost beside him. Murray did not know the stocky young man makes Ms living by working for the city as a de tective, or the key twister would never bave appeared. After Maloney bad Murray finally after he had attempted a in sieums me innocent eye. "But now on the level you haven't any thing, on me; I haven't been her long enough. If you fellows were goatee lunrumcn i a ry 10 stall you. Murray is thought to be an expert burglar. He 1st very evidently a man of intelligence, and pending the outcome of his hearing tomorrow on a charge " "i"s uurnnr toois in nis posses slon the detectives are trying to Iden tify him as a man wanted elsewhere for oursjiary or ears cracking. ENGINEER SCHUYLER HAS SOME BIG PROJECTS UNDER WAY Then joi have the best and rest tha science can trodace. For over 55 years i: has hca jrcvfcz its cent la cases cf Bloating, Poor. Appe tite, Heartburn, Dys p psla. Indigestion, Cos then? rind Insomnia. . Jaojes B. Srhayler of Los Aagelea. one of the big engineers of tbe country, wH" waa consaltlng engineer when the Port land water works woro constructed. snJ wbo has been connected with many of the largest engineering ewterprteea of this and other enntrlee fr rears w-k. I is the guest today of W. C Alvord. the lr Kar Mr. Sbuyter. when aawsi et Mr. Al will houaa this af'eenwm. stated that Ma r ta Portland at tnts ttme las a !- lal sgntf K-ajn-e. i am juf oi my if bars fr,-fii VaneovTer. he 'I v rwnfrr-'t'fis n.f ,f IsriU'B V -m-ir Lis t iectrle fisiiway panr, which Is building miles of road up th lnir river. The company la also goleg to reclaim .0O acre of a vamp lands on the Frssar nnr. This will trean an exiwndltare within the ITf. of betweea $(.et.e aad St "I ia going to stake a trip bark ea w, and on soy rtr will e-o dnwaj i rmVr to supervise the ronstroatWWi i istroattrea of rnlie eortb- BO tbe Neii dam. abnut U east or toe citr ef Medo This is rt.g te he the MrWt dam la tbe vwM, It h-ln planned tn rearh a liht ft ! f t. it m t be an earth snd tint -m and It ttr- httDI tor r-r t-.irro.a li i rT to ojrr'r the entire citr e x.xrco." uoic wtep. To overconi! the gell-grounded ind reasonable objections of the more intel ligent to the tiso of secret, medicinal com pounds. Dr. E. V. Pierce, of Buffalo. N. V., some time asro, decided to make a bold departure from the usual course pursued by the maker of put-up medicines for do mestic use, cot, so has published broad cast and or?r..7 to th whole world, a full and comprpio i'at of all the Ingredient? enterios InWho composition of his widely celebrated -$iybe. Thus he has taken his numcrpu iratrons and patients Jn?, his full 0n Wence. Thus too he has r movedAlsCiedicices from among secret trastrmrof doubtful merits, and made ueffjMkcmcutcs of unown Lomposttion. as shown sued by the commission, the railroad is advised to Increase the seating capacity of the waiting-room from 12 to 40, and to cover a large portion oi tne court with a new roof. The present roof leaks In many places and practically tho - whole -thing will have to be re placed. Improved sanitary arrange ments have also been ordered and will be installed ty tne railroad. The lm provementa will probably be made at once in readiness xor tne winter. rand is tErTi lornvus arT oT urh fxc that he 'f n-.ri-uiy tnhject t n m i if -i nem to ttie iot only flo the wrapper of every bottle ot UT. fit Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovarr. the fimooa meatcme ior weaa: stomacn, torpid Iver orbilloufness and all catarrhal diseases wherever located, have printed upon It, 1n fiatn Sno'UA, full and complete lift of a.l be ingredionls composing It, bnt a small book baa Ixs-n compUed from nnmeroi'f standard medxtl works, of all tbe different scboois or prri toe, containing very numer ous extracts from tbe writinn of leading riracti t toner T n-eokcine, endorsing n Uit tromatMt txmrtt V. term, aarh and imr Ina-na- oient roniaimo in ut. tnerre-a meoirire One of tbeae l!-tle books will be mailed free to an r o) aeruirc add res oa nostal card i-r b leitr, to Dr. K. V. Pierre, Bufiaiov K. V and rejtwi:.(r tbe seine. From thla little book It will bo loarred that Dr. Perce's med icines contain do elrofcoL Dsrrottca. mineral agents or oUter aolaonoa or lnlartoas arent and that tber ara anade from nattvo. asedlr:- al roots of great velae: aim that torn of loe most tilcih.i tcf-rndlenta cootainad It. It. Pierce's avorl-e Prcvrlptloo for weak. ervoas. orae-worksd, rao-dewa." cerroua sad deriultatrd wo-wn, were en-ployed, locf years ecu hv tM I !Vli ins for similar ali rrn-c affertlog their crrtva la fart, owe of tie "oat valoate a.cu!nnsl pisats entering ir tt tbe nrnnpotli . j .f Dr. Pierce't Faroiite Pre- '-rtirtton a - Lnrara So tbe Indiaae as Sjuaw-We. " Var kwOvtedra of tba vans of oot a In ct nor Bwwt vsJaabie astira. me dietas! platx ril gained from tb Indir - As BDKle rp hy tmrrrrved and exact pro eaaa, tbe i .ir.:a Praarr'oitoo is a eftclemt rrrir t-yr reraiatlng ail Vttf wmm only t-m-uut. rra-eartlog dtrUbrrmmta. a rwtpAn - s-.rKio and ret.t "W ' T-fnl ra-rVaoa, SnelKg ep t ert ar I saaWha. t COURTNEY CASE BEFORE JURY When the case of Dr. J. S. Courtney, accused pf malpractice responsible for the death of Stella Bennett, was taken up by the grand Jury this morning, some of his friends were present to in tercede for him. Dr. Courtney, who waa brought back to Portland from In diana, where he had gone as a delegate to tho convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, was himself a witness before the Jurors. Father Black and Father Gregory appeared in his behalf and the former obtained a hearing. Another case considered thjji morning was that or K. a. waae,- tne attorney accused of larceny by embezzlement. He haa been out on z,uoo Dan. Officer Fred Mallett, Lillian Abbott, P. W. White suid Bert Landaur testified before the grand Jury, presumably in ths case of the man accused of stealing some articles of clothing from tho Mal lett home. E-C Corn Flakes are dain tiest, best, cooked, most crisply toasted, most deli cious and most wholesome. An appetizing, satisfying breakfast dish and just as good at other meals. All the tine natural flaVor of the corn is retained in E-C and no artificial flavor ing is used. Costs no more than the ordinary kind. All Grocer. 10Cnt Ef-O-Se Cereal Company, CHICAGO K Eli IIVMr.liliaillliiii.iaiBil,.aawaMaananaa,M , , wmm f .rrt Vaasfaetarars ef Tlad larsal f eoOa 1 toe WerteV now in session, that willi probably not take long. Mr. seuiert is anxious t bave the case tried In the circuit court at the earliest possible date, and so 1 Master Fish Warden McAllister. The master fish warden stated this morning that, in company with Sheriff Chrisman of Wasco county, he took a special train, consisting of an engine and a boxcar, at The Dalles, and ran down to ktlilo. He found Seufert had stopped fishing on thla side of the river, but waa still fishing with a seine on the Washington side, tie waa eviaenny ex pecting McAllister, for he had had his fish, amountinr to a ton and a half or two tons, loaded In a boxcar, ready to be run down to the cannery,-10 miles below. Instead, however, McAllister seized them, transferred thern to the O. B, & N., pldoed them on a gravel, car attached to a work train and brought them to Portland, where ne soia mem this morning to a fish firm. He aaVa ha exnacta ta realize about $160. Whioh. fund! t0 Uw' wm ' lnto th hatoh Tor she cannot help it Women are Two charge were plaoed against Mr. I cuwja cross. UTlCaoie. nTBtenC and Seufert One of fishing during the I Honiara ihAV una rf-rivan 1a jll.fM1 closed season, the other of having fish riTTT uIYl.Ci, In his possession during the closed sea- won at tne Slightest provocation. son, both contrary to flie new law. . Men cannot understand why thi Tha master fish warden says hs will I ..i m ,. , be very glad-to have the courts pass euouiu De SO. J.O Uiem 11 W a DiyS- upon the validity of the law, as he tery because in nine times out ol VE.J?cil:mhnten.itii condition is caused bvn Ilia as ne la Having .ijiiib . ...v.. . . , , v On tha lower river his men are arrest-( SerlOUS remininft oerancemprih. ' lng the same men over and over again. A remedv is necesfiftrv whlf.h artte which is the only tning tney can . - -- . - McAllister hones to a:et the Seufert case GlreCtlT Upon the Orffans aflJlCted. K5- to trial within a few days. - J storinsrahealthr normal condition tn -amtniMA . .m1.m 1 PU03IEYER CASE quickly dispel aff hygtericaL nervous IN LOWER CX)URT irritable conditions. Such L.YDIA EL PiNIf HArVa'C The case of Mrs. Anna L. Pnrmever.l . V""" WStViM,; VEGETABLE C0r.lP0Uf.D- Drue company last April, waa to have I The followinf fetter serves to been tried In the circuit court today. I vi f f " hut after consultation Deputy District PTOVe WIS MCt. Attnrnev Vreeland decided not to ores I Mm. Rfnftln fYrrwsnhnirpr SIS Srt the ehsrge. Mrs.' Pugmeyer haa plead- . fc St pBrnnrn. Kana -erntpa ed guilty to larceny in the lower court, A85 OU. Z arsons, iVSJlS w I ilea . but haa not been sentenced, and aha For two years I suffered from the has been In the county Jall since last WOrt forms of feminine ills, nntilj April awa ting trial. She wm now be lmft.t Art,my, frantlKnthlna taken to me jower raon ior Knunn -- - and will not be punish ed beyond the I but morphine would relieve me. Lydis sentence mere riren. am. rujimrnr jj, llnkbam S Vegetabl UOmpound kaa tmm children- who are stavina with a slater, and a man who baa been ent to the penitentiary is blamed for much of ber conduct. brought me health and happiness aad made me a well woman." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia E. rink- ham's Vegetable Compound, made BIDS ASKED IS" SUXXYSIDE rEOJECT I fm nxU Tnd h The . sUndard . remedy lor female ills, port u n a ronti "rs h b a' ed atas positively cured thousands of to bid on the new SuPnyslde Irrigation . . y v . ... project at sunnyside, washtngton, sec- women who nave ticen trouolea witn retary Giitner of the chamber fef"- isplacemnts,infiammation,uloera- merce having received a notification . . r . . . . , ... , Htm ha VSlted States reclamation tlOFL fibroid tUmorS. llTE CTlliTi tlPS, ( swrfc-e snnouocina- that bids will b re j periodic pains, backache, that bear- retred for tho work at S-insyelde ep to I f 4Z uji The work that the department wanta tinn,dizrlnesR,ornervous prostTauoa. Wrts on Is the evsvstlng nf sil.Ce cuhle reMs ft dirt for the canal and the ny dOni VOU try It 7 fTirn!rir of !.ie linear f-t of tim- Jlrs, Plnkham Invites all ilel . . . : . . ShA liaa rnlna.1 thnniinnt f a Iran or .rninm iron M r. utiiser ml imi " s M i, chamber ef commerce - liealth. Atldrraa. Lynn. 3Iaaa