THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ',19, 1003. 18 :The Journals CULLED OFF Hostilities Ended for Time Enthusiastic Rally at Monta bv Federal Injunction Tilla Concluded by Urpan Warden McAllister Meets izing Bryan-Kern Club- - J New Difficulties in De Continue Bi-Wcckly Meet termining Dividing Line. ings Until November. ORGANIZE H CLUB FISH I I. tTntll Ssoteinber II. when the court Democrats of Montavllla did .thsm- wlll Issue further orders, hoetllltlea be-1 Mlvea proud last night at the rally held i.M. tha Oreron fiah authorities and I In tba I. O, O. P. halL Not only waa tba tba Wajihlnf ttn flabarman are at an and. I ball crowded to bear tba addresses made ...in , a. temoorarr restraining oroar Dr National Committeeman M. a. mh- taaued fee United Statea Judge Gilbert her and Candidate for Prealdantlal Else yesterday. Tha order restrains man Cardan McAllister from enioroina ins Onion nshlne lawa alone tha Washlng- tCrAhnt:tO tha " latest deralopniania fisherman alon .tha Columbia on tha Onion aide who bava teen l eworo. a lary. - - . ' ... . a aw W MBJiAa I 1 ( . ..... . . coin is will) in XaiHaiar u w-iuc v raiij ana ciud mteiinr in two wetti at 1 K.wa.l.a..n haft htl I aukUI. .till m a Ixak a a .,(11 ki .4.UJ i tt iiiv II Bkiil Miui v MiriiiuciB W 1 11 tw aiiunu tor K. H. J. McAlllatar. but at tha close of tha addraaaea a Bryan and Kern I club waa organised with a Urge mem-bershlo. E. 11. Morelock waa elected prealdent of tha new olub and 8. T. Oaburn aerre- lary. . It waa decided to hold another ...r.i araaka becauaa ha nas deavored to uphold tha - law. are now threatening . to move their .traps ana other belongings to tha Washington side of tha stream, mere ara no in "Vahlnton and owing to this fact tha fiehermen ara contemplating making the move. . With tba Issuance of tha order by- a federal judge tba oueauon k.nJ.r. KaiwMs Ore son and Mash. s- Abb It nfllV attl imiffl nary lln Fish Warden MoAlll.ter will enforce tha Oregon laws onine souia nary lln -i..- - . v. .i. i.h.nr.1 nf the river. Henry e. Mcuowtn nuu . to tha already large membership roll. The bi-weekly meetlna-a will be con tinued throughout the campaign and the I ciuo wilt oecome ona or the most active I political organizations in the county. it waa snown at tna meeting or laatl night that there Is a very strong Bryan sentiment In the Montavllla district and the assertion waa made by the speakers from that district that election day would show a stronger Democratia vote in mat district than naa been recorded for several elections past Montavllla Is the noma of large numbers of work- Malted Barley is digested food. also an aid to sleep, why- the doctor says Beer quiets' the There is only 3 per cent. Hops are a tonic That's what you get in beer. ' That's drink beer" when one lacks vitality. nerves, not because of the alcohol. of that. But because of tKe WILL' BE ISSUED WITH THE JOURNAL jici.., . , i ib mi num. oi large numoers or work- Washington are the "Jl n'ni! Jngmen and tha Bryan and Kern ten In the two cases, in which tne master denole( of r.BdenU are very Era. warden and his deputies ara msde V" " - 'u defendants. -The order Issued yesterday fish la in effect until Septemtur -wnn lawa win d. vw nounce.d and growing more ao aa the in terest in the campaign increases. DRAW BUSINESS 10 EAST SIDE the Oregon ,TaI Clntni MMrfL The restraining order waa . Issued after, a conference yesterday between 1 . in....jlAn.r.li Atkinson ai . ford of Washington end Oregon rejpect nrt K. C. McDonald. Mr. Atkin- Th nneatlon was dls cussed some time with the final result V that ft was decided asa lor huoim Interference. .v.-ir V",.. , - .. Ueans Bapaal of Xaw. rTh nr.nt riiffifiultT over the in laws win. Master Fish, warden McAiii.- Monthly Dinner of Business ter believes, result In the repeal at Inn I , next session of tha legislatures oi ure- gon and wasnmgion or me imiimn '. " of both the states and the enactment or new and harmonious laws. Master Fish Warden McAllister stated this morning that he was in toucn wun -uovernor Y'""X " V T iWtnt fconm f "W have done much. Let us do slon by both the states, consisting of more" waa the alogan extended to the , ten men from Oregon and the same members of the East Bide Business !i&iiKSX.t,3L Men'.. club at their monthly smoker last ' laws which will not be conflicting, as 1 night by President Bigelow. Mr. BIga the present laws are, and rhicn will Mow's talk came near the end of an In ce or oenerit noi oniy i ." I terentlng program and in It was re to the fishermen. ' - ' i. , fleeted the spirit which had prevailed Mr, McAllister says that he thinks throughout the evening's talk. Mr. there should be on this Commiss on Bigelow pointed out all that the club representatives of the seiners, the gill- bad done in Its two years of existence naiiers. inn canucryYimii, mo onu vui- ior mt good or me ast sine ana in age men and all the other brancnea or I closing, urged the members to keep to the fishing Industry. He would be a the work In hand and that all work to memoer ;, mmseii, lor viregon, ana ino master fish warden pi washingtoii Club Prolific of Trade Getting Ideas. hops, for hops are. soporific. A bottle of Schlitz at bedtime induces sleep. In every way the drinking of beer is good for you, pro viding the beer is pure. It is only the wrong beer that leads to bad after effects and to biliousness. Schlitz beer is pure. We spend more on purity than on all other costs of our brewing. Even the air that cools it is filtered. And every bottle is sterilized. There is all the good of beer, and none of the harm, in Schlitz. wnnlil rem-enant his state. The Issuance of the restraining order last , night enjoining tha warden from enforcing the Oregon fishing laws on the Washington side of the river com ollcatea the situation even more than v before, he says. It Is going to be al most Impossible to determine what is the dividing line. ' Did Duty, But Twaa Sard Wort. "The only thing I can do, he said, "Is to take the channel of the river as the dividing line. ' But In some places tne cnannei naa cnangea so it is hard to tell where it Is. I guess I'll have to be a mermaid and go to the bottom of the river to find out. I have given my deputies instructions not to molest any body wno is risning on the Washington siae or tne river, Dut ir tney catch any body on this side, to arrest him at once. "The worst part of the situation Is that the Oregon men can go over to the Washington side and fish, for Washing ton recognizes an Oregon license. And the end of a bigger, better and more Ide. om Richardson, manager of the Com- important east side. xom Kichardson. manag merclal club, was the chief speaker of they can. bring their fish back to this J"' "i1",'."1 lit"u. i . ' . . Vi am I Pkniu in . 1 1 a Htiivu wuivn it n m the evening. Mr: Richardson spoke on tne topm or "Portland and the East Bide," and In the course of his talk out lined to the members what he thought would be the best Dlan for them to follow In building up the east side. "Advertise, teach people the habit of buying on the east side, get the habit yourselves and do not forget that in teaching people to buy on the east side you ara not hurting the west side, but only broadening and enhancing the amount of business done in the city of Portland. "Habit is everything. People do not buy what they want or where they want but only where they are urged to buy and what they are urged to buy," was tne uoiicy urged upon the mem bers of the club. Mr. Richardson told a great deal too about Portland In his speech, which waa new to the members of the club. Me pointed out that Ore gon and Portland especially, was the Ash for the Brevity BottUng. Common beer is sometimes substituted for Schlitt. ' To avoid being imposed upon, see that the cork or crown is branded Schlits, jPEbne Main 2779 Sherwood & Sherwood 8 Front St., S. E. cor. Ankeny St. Portland The BeerThat Made Milwaukee Famous "But I'm mlahtlv aiad that T have oeen -tied up witn a restraining order. I reel as ir a thousand pounds had been lifted off my shoulders, for I waa hav ing a pretty strenuous time of it. Now l can't do, anything until September 28 wiien ino -injunction oomea on zor bearing." . go int ina to be in readiness for the open of the Seattle fair and of the good work which the Ore iron representatives were doing at Seattle. With the conclusion of Mr. Richard son s talk, a program -consisting- of boxing and wrestling matches, singing oy two colored UDiiee singers and talks by different members of the club was given. Cigars and good Oregon cider were passed around and the evening passed In getting acquainted. Elmer Vinson took two out of three' falls from hla brother, Willis, in the wrestling and Joe . sax won rrom his match. - ' In Seventh Mississippi. Natchea, Miss., Sept 18. Tha second primary to determine the Democ ratio nominee for oongreas In the Seventh " r.-I. 71 lV.v -t . "-iprotner, iranK. in tne Doxina V! ?r"f wua . '".. Thursday, October 8, Is to ba east ing to the close margin separating; the side day at the Greaham Orange fair two leading; candidates in the first pri- and the members of the club together "'-' v.uiiuw dun, xj. witn tneir rrienaa ana relatives expect Webb of Macomb City, and William A. to make a day of It. Arrangements c.vr ! lCiu" juo. do id tne i nave Deen made witn tne foruand Kaii- puuuo iniireai in me contest tns con sideratj.e, money baa been wagered KELLAHER WINS PH6 FIGHT Committee Eecommends An Ordinance to Bar Out Warren Company. the result. Pain way, Light A Power .company for spe cial cars to carry tha club to Gr.sham. leaving East Water and Morrison at 1 o'clock. The grounds have been turned over to the club for that day and a spe cial program of athletic events has been prepared. Weakens Headache, rheumatism, neuralgia, or pains of any nature weaken the sys temthey are a strain up " on the nerves. Almost instant relief can be ob . tainedbv taking Dr. Miles Anti-Pajn Pills, and with out any oadr after-effects. . Take one on first indica tion of an attack it will ward it off. They are a r pleasant little tablet, sold . by druggists everywhere, 25 doses 25 " cents; never sold in bulk. 7 was Mb) to constant head rhm tor a period of four years. At tlroea I waa almost unfitted for the work la whkJt 1 mrn engaged, that of station aa-eot. Thrvish tha adrlr of a f"nd I trlid Ijt. MlW Antl Paln PUJs. aad tbe resait baa kwa that I have nttmy eraalratad rav anient of tba. fonttnoeoa turarlarhie f-at fcidow a noeltnaej mental at rata. , TNey have doee for nt. ail that ta c'aBed for tbmak." rx u v9mx Art C A X. W Rr, Battle CreeaTU. "I rav tawd Dr. MW Anti-Pala r" fir a rear aw for Mun lana t f. r! tirrm is tMMhtng 11k. thrrm. iT iT'r ha- tvn a b'','. t aaa4 - -MX-. H. 1. HAXll.ToK. L'rper AJuss. lhm Vew- 7t le 0. "" Ae fXita, 0-4 w. jx bhw te rrvm - ann - pmaktf aW If (t a tWt rim. UZcs IZ cllca Co, Ckhtrt. lad MKS. MASON'S BODY WILL BE CREMATED The funeral aervices for Mrs. Hannah Mason, widow of tha late Mayor W. S. Maaon of thla city, were held this after noon at her home, 651 Irving street wnere sne nad lived for about 25 years. jura, nunn waa a native nr iinon England. She came to thla country wnen a airi ann mumpn Mr lMtriintr a banker of Napa, Cal. After his death an. waa married to w. 8. Mason and tney came to Portland to mik. th home. When the Portland National bank waa overtaken by the financial panic of ltvi. M r. and Mra. Maaon turned nvmr their very comfortable fortune to pay the depositors of tha Institution Thla action lert Mr. Mason with practical Iv no funds, and Mrs. Mason had left but a small part of her fortune. Mr. Mason died about 19 years ago. Th. couple "o cmiaren. ana so rar as Known Mra. Maaon bad no relatives In thla country, bn. naa been under th. con stant care of her -physician and two nurses tor many yeara Sh. passed away without Buffering, at tha age of The funeral waa conducted h W TT Phelpe, asalatant pa tor of tha First Presbyterian church, of which Mra Mason Was a member. The remalne will be cremated, and later, the aahea will be interred with those of her husband at ui jaaaonic cemetery. Baa VTaoctaco. LEXTS DEMOCRATS TO 3fEET WEDNESDAY A meeting nf democratic voters la acnaouied for Unt, on Wednesday mil ApTHcmtln4a has beam made to the mmaty i rai rnminitte. I or a rally to be held Jt that place and o Wednesday night Karknal Cemmltf maM H. A. Miller nd E. S. J. McAlll.ter, necnacratle eaa dtdate for president lal tector. toa-vtser wit a other wll-nwa Lraocrattc peak a. will soaks exldre a tbre. At tae cKne f tKe nrh-anaklBg a Brraa ad Kern -lse win fc orrulwl the rTerta fmm Lrta Indicate that tWre waaHH( tatterMt In tha Lenta C'MrVt n rwhaJf of lb Pryaa and kera raaxpalrai. awl ta evr-4 that V?1" "T" a tlok r-r- r -- ari aar. a large an 4 active By a vote of five to two, the street committee of the city council yesterday recommended for passage the Kellaher resolution which will eliminate the War ren Construction company from doing business In Portland. Councilman Kel laher has been leading the fight against the company's patented bltullthlc pave ment, which he declared to be a patent ed process, and which the city has no right to lay because of the charter pro vision forbidding the uss of patented ar ticles which eliminate competitive bld- 'cottncilmen Kellaher, Cottel, Vaughn, Wallace and Rushlight voted for the resolution, while Drlseoll and Concannon voted agalnat it. The resolution pro vides for the repeal of sections 21 and SS of ordinance No. 14.253, an ordinance I " In relation to the improvement of streets. The surprising strength shown by Kellaher at yesterday's meeting means that the Warren company will have to maxe tne strongest Kind oi a. ngnt in the council next Wednesday If it wishes to retain Its privilege of paving streets within the city. Inasmuch as only three more votes will be necessary to pass the resolution It begins to look as though Kellaher would win his fight. He claims that the company Is using a patented process which prohibits other fersons or corporations from competing n the work of Installing bitullthlc pave ments. He claims that his only desire is to force the company to engage in competition. Kellaher also contends that the as phalt and Haasam pavements are pat ented processes, which are being laid in violation of the charter, and that they. too, win nave to go. Kellaher stated yesterday that If any property owner who had been assessed zor a bltullthlc pavement prot sued for the recovery of hi rotested and his money that the citv could be held llama be cause the charter expressly forbids the laving or patented pavements, which eui; lminates competition. Cheap Kates. The Canadian Pacific is making cheap colonist rates from the east to Pacific coast points. Tickets can be nrenaid. For rates and full particulars, apply at local office. 142 Third street First Annual Pacific National T.lva. 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