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Newspaper Page TextTHE 'OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. . SEPTEMBER .23 1003. 10 .iiiuERTED 1IEEB ACTS MOTHER STEALS CHILD, POLICE TAKE IT BACK HoivITooMy Wrinlrtes dull GOOD SA'IE Theln-a lioldan. the 4-yeer-old child kidnaped by her mother from the horn of Mra. r. llopalna Is aellwood late Tueaday efternooa, waa recaptured br Detective' Hart ma a and . Officer Krum of the Juvenile court yeeterday aftar- 3Iw. Knoivlcs Declares litis i i t k al. (T'l.Aotm fnr noon, and her mother, Jtre, Roee Holden, land Lc ft the llieatnMor wU1 bar t0 ,w.r9 S(Mltlfl1 Sllioke aild NeV- court oa a charge of ehlld-eteallnf. fMrUllllJil, CIHWivv . Th-,m- .-a h. moth.- wra T?tiinifd Five In wives A rfe Granted. Utile Tbelma and bar mother war found at tha . homa of Mr a. Emma Knnalpa at 41 Eaat Elavanth etreet. where aha had been taken 'br the two women aftar they drova away with har In a buggjr from tha Hopklna homa laat Tuesday. . Tha offlcera were refused ailmlaalon at ' the ' front door. Mra. Know Ira waa highly Indignant and ad . .. . . .. i. v mj Mra. Hoiii.n. who la ner aiaiar. Hva baarti that paipiiaieu wn - . M)t ,rrMt Dllt Urtu HoM.n w alra for freedom from ma w v I wiser, and aha and tha child wara takaa runld ware made glad by Judge Claland to tha Juvenile court Cupid wara ; , OM Mra. Holdan waa permitted to g in tha circuit court thla nomine, una recognise nceand Chief Pi o an roba mother - la charged with being an ira- ether palpitating heart want away dla- tlon Off0.r Tauaohar took llttla Thai ma nnnlntML hut Wiser In tna inionnam-" to nia own noma lor ama-aerping panu appoints out wis r , hearing In court neat Tueadar. that non-euppon ia " - h ..ngaged Attorney Kd Menden- vorca In tha atata or Oregon. n-n tn represent har. and ha promtaed All six of tha freedom aeekers were that aha will appear when wanted. Th of the gentler aez and the maecullne gender waa given a ganulna grilling for heartleeaneaa and cruelty. Ona t the moat unoeremontoue separations on jree. " ord waa told about by Mra. kmma KnowUe. woo aald that C JB. Knowles went out between tha flrat and eecond acta of a ehow at tha theatre. She expected him to return ae aoon aa ha had I eeeured a whiff of freah air or puffed hie cigar. -but he aid not come. tk iMt aha heard from ha waa in Canada, and ha never sent hat any ea- Mra. knowlea also accuaad her 'hue- hanrf or ut nr inir coua or After Massage. Creams and Beaoljr DocIors'Dad railed. ; FOR Ins ImDrovementa oa rror-erty at til klkdlaou alraat. In dof.n.e m It waa plaadsd that lia waa autlug under a permit front the city In making re pairs and enlargementa, and that there ia a aiatinoiion llww the latter ana the conairuoiion of a naw building. It waa aleo allaaad that tha ordinance of ina council waa uneonatllutlouai oa BY HARRIEtT HETA Uiddin- Is Onitn SnfrltPd nt SAWDUST GROWS HOT the Auction TwV af-thi ' 'AND. STARTS pLAZfi -health brought I - QrOUndS . Of tll6 Country! ponunaoua.eombuatlon of aawduat la dea. I real lead L . . Iballerad to have bean the cauae of a V1UU J.XII3 lUrulilK -iUUHV fire in tha baaement or tha meat mar . ' tt ' kt eg Weaton Taylor, 411 Everett SniPfl. ' atraet. laat Itlght The damage waa GATE B ilGEIII, DECIDES JUDGE Khe waa awarded, the cuaioay oi,vu tlon the authority or Ul Ul tittle '".fcf.Zf?Sw2. Cate to act.for the Hawthorne eaUU .VJ'VjUS! la bu-W... matter, waa decided by uary. lit. I Judge Bronaugh In the circuit court woa-tMpport ot wnouga. i hla morning. In which the court Je- ' Alttiniivh Maraarat Taata baa received 1 inui ha ha did not re card It necea no aupport iron net nen. "'(- nrT' to ,how u,ftt Cata waa the agent . .2,..,- a riinm. aa aha failed to of the eaUta by the booka of tha cor allege deeertion or mieiraiment oi mar i poration If It could be ahown met na Kino, ana iiuun 10 muypvi I really did act xor it in uio iraoeacuon not ground for dlrorea. Bhe waa mar- i inyolvad. rind u Aberdeen, Dcouano, m wuui. Tba aama q , "; ' ' !, Hy la the vital und for dlTorce. no, in January, i Th, sama que tlon cf Cata'a ' I I, I. .km mH.I iuiln lit h Mil 1 1 Mra. Mlrmle Newman teatlflad that D th uta agalnat the Merchant a a and Juliana - a. nowtu.u i N.tinmi nana: to recover neaxir 12U.. could not live hppMy together They I 000 out on cata'a chacka. The ea aha and Ellaha H. Newman u eat Ion cf Cata'a author- point In tha ault brought $20, . triad It for a litUa leaa than three years, hut ha waa alwava flndlna? fault With I K. Kanlr ol.lma that It ahnn her ohlldran br a former marriage. hVa been notified yeara before If that They were married In SeatUa In ... tha caaa. and aha -charged . that ha left ear in Th- cal, pMSed on by Judge Bro- juna, ', 5i"i.,7 " naugh waa that or C d. wodd agalnat mer name. Mra. Minnie CahllL lha Doernbecker Manufacturing com- JeaJouay. violent but nnfounded, y , whlch Webb BOught for an eauaed I trouble between Mra. Nellie Mor- 0er to ,,,,10 the defendant from Ti "?("orw 9" JJorrt,VBCCOaI?inl.M treapaaslna; on hie Und. which adjolna ha awora at her when enraged. They wara married In Chicago In July. 1905. tate aaaerU that ha had no authority, id tha land of the defendant near the lat ter'a plant. Tha Hawthorne eatata gave a deed to the defendant company, the blom. : Whlakr apoUad MarrUra. Mra. Anna Bar waa .granted a. om Andrew J. sera on around of drunkannesa and 111 . treat- vorce frot dl the location of tha slant, and tha comnanv clalma an eaaement for a roadway to tha plant aa a portion of tha conaldera tlon. The road waa eonatructed under tha direction of Cata. Judaa-. Bronaush aald It waa clear that the defendant did not pay any of the coat or me roao, ana mac 11 lnent. . They were united In Qalesburg, Wla.. In December, ,18S, and tha wife testified that Bern- became a hard drtnk r aaveraJ veara later, v She aald ha left home 10 tlmea, atayinr frorn alx weeks by tha booka of tha corporation, to alz montha at a time. Sbe finally I tnnu tha ihti thi i.fnrint .1 left him in November, 10V . I .roiB license to naa tha roadwa plant until aoma other roadway la .awt nnAnavl TtiaB r)AiviriBnff mra aa 1 a vavi. ajaasu ,iiaaa aw w amaw built bv Cate. Ha did not think It waa eaaantlal that Cata'a authority be ahown He haa a trlven Judgment on its croaa-Dlil and Webb la restrained from interfering plaintiff andHavlland ware married 1 with the free uaa of the roadway. January. 1904. I . ., ., , , , , ,, FAIR TRACKS CLOSED; WILL HEED ONLY : TO BE PRESIDENT : - (United lVcea teased Wlra.l Indianapolis, Ind., Sept 26. -Bryan, '.who ' passed through . here : today en 1 route towTerre Haute, where he wrlll apeak tonight, declared he waa aanrru , lne that Jf elected his administration would be so successful that it would y be uneoesary for him to issue bulle tins every -day from .the White House or pick his successor. .' - He stated that he would reply to Kooseveit tetter in a day or two. John E. Lamp of the Democratic text 'book committee Joined Bryan here to- oay. ;-.... ..!!-..; ' It is practically assured that Haskell will resign from the national1 committee aoon. Bryan declined to -dlscusa the matter at all today. ; Death of Baby Boy. ' Jack Annand Pfunder, the two-year-old aon of Mr. and Mra. Oustave Pfun der and grandson of John Annand, man ager of the Postal Telegraph company, died this mornlna; at the home of hia father. The baby had been 111 for the past two weeks, death coming thla morning. No arrangementa have yet been made for the funeral. 4 4 SALEM HEN PROTEST 1 (Salem Boreas of The Journal.) 'Salem. Or., Bept. 25. Sal era commer cial bodies mud Balem bualnesa men re sent the recent action of the fair board In determine; to cloae tha ' tracks and barn a during the winter againat breed' era and horse owners. At a joint meet' ing yesterday afternoon of the execu tive committee of the Salem Bualnesa Men's league and the Salem board of trade the following rasolutlona were adnnted: Whereas, It haa conie to the notice of tha bualnesa men of Salem that tha Oregon state fair board has ordered the grounds or tna association ciosea against the use of horsemen and others during the winter season, and Whereaa, It ia a well established fact that the lntereat of the horse Industry of the state requires a public place for tha harboring and training of fancy horses during mat season, ana Whereas, This action on the part of th'e board la- working a great hardship upon me- oreeaera ana noree own era. therefore be It --. Resolved, That tha Salem board of trade and tha Salem Business Men's league, in behalf of their respective membership, protest agalnat thla ac tion by aald atate fair board and ur rentlv reauest them to reconsider aald action, and In tue lntereat of tha horse raiatng industry of .the atate, reopen the privileges of tha fair grounds for legitimate uaes in this line, under auoh strict regulations aa the board may see fit to adopt I F re par person to have the cuatody of he child, but no further proceeding la neceeaary to take the child from her. aa Thelma la already a wara or tne Juvenile court, having bean taken In r hart a after aha waa deeerted by bar mother two yeare ago. . , ,-A , , J. K. Holdan. father Of the little girl, le expected to arrive from Idaho to attend the hearing taaxt Tuaaday. Ha ia eaia 10 nave oviainvu a uituiu ... . A ki. if. 1- ..,. a hava haan I TroUDla, WOlTy ana III' awarrft aha euatod of tha child. Mra me deep llnea and wrlnklea. Hopklna, who haa been earing for the that they not only greatly marred my little girl, le aiatar of tha father, and appearance and make me look much aa he waa not aatabllahad In a home er olar bu, tmU th,r wouia greatly Inter. .hahLW,nlltu!!alnWhirnfha?;fc wlth m uocasa, bacauaa a worn- "f&MtonM&SlZElt- ther..oclally or flnaa- er tha llttla girl aball ba returned to daily, depanda vary largely on har ap Mra. Hopklna, with a poaalblllty of a paarance. The homely woman, with repetition of the kidnaping aplaode. or dMp .,,,1 furrowi ln her face, must JtaTtll Om PUIOVa sWmtwnir liej i . .. W W t.ae tiAtinaaal vaa i veiviio V41VIU 1 "lK"' JlVr::i:m,'m' ' " V th Country club comblna- cPult couT"; " " """"r I I thereforeV bough t'varloua brand, of 'oa n 1. waa much more lively Mrs. Kaewlaa, tha aiatar cf Mrs. cold cream and akin fooda and maa- thn hat on the horsea offered dur- Holden. waa one cf the women granted m fac with moet conatant regu Ina the paat two daya and the sale en- Suit couA tCl.olng9' A piuiu'r c -rtty. hoping tc regain my f or .p. joy, the moat prcaparou. morning of , incidence la that aha accuaaa her hue- paarance. But the wrinkles simply the week. Thirty-two head of cattle band of etaallng her child, a boy, when would not go. .On the contrary, tey were aold afnd all brouaht aood nrlcea. he- daaertad har. She doea not know aaamad tn rat deanar. Next I went to al The aala of hnrsea haa bean finished where tha child Is. but aeoured an or- 1 1 ,., 11. .h. ini,i ma aha nnM and thoaa horaea which were not aold der awarding har the cuatody. . .n .m . . M. invi. r .m have been withdrawn, owing to the poor ir L ' - .L1T,Tm":;7 V Hven. College .Maid, the gulde- II n I II I I ""aa Ita terms art wider than author I II I II I I1'1 hr th ehariar. I II I I I N Judaa lironaush's decision Is a aweep I ill I II I I1" victory fur tha city. Ha held that I I fl I I I ' I I there la no Inconsistency between the av I III lae mm ! ordinance and tha charter, and that iJenaeii wae guilty in aitamptlng to en large the building under authority of ma permit lor repaira. Bidding on the cattle offered for sale I,. qominai. A bucket of water put 'out a fire atarted by tha explosion of a lamp at 346 Kaal Oak atraet earlier In the even In. ' . . Umployea or the irwin-Hodaon com pany, Flrat and Salmon, threw oily raga Into a hot atove after tha praaaaa had been, wfied laat night. The fireman had tha fire out lu a few minutes. A hlaae haa started at the aatabllahmant . aa often aa twice la tha aama week and always from tha aama cauee. WARM BREATH WlLL .' . C1TASE FROST AWAY e Warm weather la looked for - e . tomorrow hut a heavy roat la 4 a predloted for thla evening. The e e .temperature waa down to IS da- e a graaa In PorUand thla morning e e and heavy anowa are reported aa , e 4 having; fallen In Wyoming and e 4 Montana. Warm . w tat her con- e) 4 tinuaa over all aecttons to . the a 4 eaatward of the dominant atorm , a) e area as far aa the .Appalachian ; e ' ' mountains, but a decided fall in a 4 ' temperature follows the east- e e ward movement Cf the atorm. " a - ' ' ' POLLY TELLS OF SLAUGHTER PACT my money ana too tne treatmeni. lelI, pacer on the fine fio Sometimes L thought they got leaa, hut included in thla Hat. The cattle aold horaea after apendlng all 'the money I could thla morning. the purchasere and the afford for such treatment. I found I price; paid, are as 1 follows: .- . ; .tin hui mv wrlnklea 80 I rave un in . olA Aa ? Slmmona.Oe.r- nnrludait - I - must carrv .'-"'-. "f.""" ". yvrt. vale. aold to th.STta m. .ran. Ona dav a frland of " ! m-TS" 1 r estate, oac- 1;, " - ' " 7... ..j I ramenui, iuu; jenaifl luinwooa. sola to " - -"-"--" " I W. McKlnney.- Turner. Or.. 1100: On- uT!"n"?.,ln" v'". y'i.d. .old to W. M. Crruthcr ;""" " "" or unae caiaie, aacramento, fioo: ur- Ing experinienta- and studying - every-1 ange Boy. aold io M.-WheUtone, Hepp thlng I could get hold of on thla aub- nr". Or., '$100. lect. After aeveral Ions montha of al-l Htar u.mrir. dd n ui.. u..n. TJnltM "raaa Laaatd Wire.) moat numberless trtala and dlaoourage- ner. sold to B. a Warren. Warrenton. Omaha. Sent IS. A atranaa crowd, mania, x nnauy aiacovera (-rw.-a yr iu; Bweei Mane, aold to A. M. comnoaad f .onl.t wm-n rf.in. of h'ch produced moat aatoundlng reaults Plummer, PorUand. $160; -Scottlah Maa- .Jv V . . ' : ' " , on my wrwaiea in, a -aingie nignL 1 ter. sold to A. C Plummer, Portland, the tenderloin, vagabonds and drunk- waa dellarhted beyond expression. 1 1 1125: NancV. sold to B. C. Warren War. I arda, thronged the police court today tried my treatment again, and lo. and renton, $70; T.ula C, sold to J. R. Cat when tha caaa of Charles E. Davla held behold, my -wrinkles were practically lln, Catlin. Wash. $80: Clara, sold to gonv. a uiiru ux.hubih iuiw msuio . w fuiir, rui Lia'iu, tea; arric, 1 in all and I nad no wrinaies, ana my aoia 10 u. t. warren, warrenton, lo;l face waa aa smooth-aa ever. . I next of-1 Frank, aold to A. C. Plummer, Portland. Mra. Abble Rice, the "Polly" whose fered my treatment to some of my 1m- $40; FldgeL consigned by J. W. Bailey, nama Ruatln tnurmurarf whlla dvlna mediate inenas, wno uaea it wiin lur; m jw . ouur, ryruwa, !. 01 I n.ln. .....It. anA T h... nAr amMm I MIK. KarrinaTTOfl. MinKT-rnMI hV I w 1 and who told the aatoundlng story of f o(r;r lt to the public Miss Gladys Bailey, gold to W. M. StaTwer, Heppner, the triple murder and suicide nact. Into I numnrui nf Ptttabura-. Pa., writes that $150. . . . I which, she aald, aha entered with Dr. I it made her wrlnklea disappear In one - Frantic, consigned by J. W. Bailey; I Kuatln ana uavis, waa tne main .wit-1 niche Mra. M. W. Graves Of Brigeport, I aoin 10 aa. -jannier, ortiana, ot. neee.r, Conn., states: "There: la not a wrinkle ' tXI' cons gned by J. W. Bailey. airs, nice was a 1 urea in a wnue iet- Mn'i.uv 1 innir in vaara auiu w j. n. vaiiin. tasu. and black shirt and looked pretty, younger. I conaider your treatment a Pidget XH, consigned by J. W. Bailey, though she waa near a collaosa. Breath- iodaend to womankind." Mrs. James ld to W. R Warren of Warrenton, $50. ing spaamoaicaiiy and naroiy able to tiar.- f central Cltv. S. E.. writes: I iuge '.A t consignisa oy J. w. take her aeat, aha faced tha crowd of ..Tn. change la ao great that It aeema F,l45y ola to R. J. De Buhr. Portland, women who. had gathered to aee her. . wSrk of maarlc." I will aend 7,- . r. aoia to j. r. catiin, $s. 1 trty-three. conalgned by J. A QuicIfer.Way To Wash Clothes, ' t ';,' - An easier way; a better way the Pj & C. . ' , . ; I ; Naphtha Soap way,' " : : r P. & p. Naphtha Soap , used by women who have learned, by actual experiencethat there js a, better Way,' an easier way, a quicker way to wash xlothes than the old-fashioned, work-all-day-in-a-hot-room way. ' . ' 'y ' These women, no longer boil their clothes,' '::l : They no longer rub the life ; out of them L on a wash-,-board. ' .y" r ; V .' ' - . They no longer stand for hours over tubs of hot water, v the steam of which makes everything in the 'room,"; damp ' and uncomfortable. In connection with the death of Dr. Frederick Ruatln. waa called. Best of all: By using P, & G. Naphtha Soap, they are able to do as' much work in a morning "as used to take a whole day. y a! 5 Ccnta 4 Calc Woi-tL More. In hlrh tones Tand at tlmea aJmoat V'liT -"'?",t "T?"!' I'" vT" - ZWJL J!8?""!-.!0 JSi. ""5 Intera-teSr absolutely f re'e of charga! h ti'unit r.iatin. with n, n.tin- . uae.no cream, facl bla desire to die; how aha tried to shoot fiISl1-!1,.0 Store .Closes ? on -Saturdays at Six o'CIocK Bailey. earn, facltfl massage, face -"KK".- "'io O Vt pKar ytKfl so-called skin foods: there w ""' -L?'- - oLu.m.pJ 5-0' Minnie, consigned by Schmidt Bros, a4.M'."Suff.t:J.but.i'?r 1!fJ, 'SLJ rnUrVlV n"ew dlsco'verV" m, mnd "'dt.?, 'C Uln. , pact, and ahe alleged again that Ruatin ?. Imple. that you can use It without f0. 80id to M. cannier. ' ItiS formed an agreement by which Davla in." "nowjeoge ox your mo inumaie i .Herefords. conaigtied by In. B Proud Duke, consigned by Schmidt 85. ' The followine are. of fered for tomorrow's spe cial selling and are subject to delivery at our earliest was to kill him and then she and Davla both were to oommit auiolde. Mrs. Rice gave damaging testimony against ' Davis. ne sua mat a: ahe had - failed ln her agreement kill Dr. Ruatln aha went to his oftloe to I good to ba true. ahe went to his oftloe ten. one night and -Ruatln told her he had please (friends. You apply the treatment at So CorvaFlla night and go to bed. In the morning, -Lord Byron' lo! the wonderful tranaformation. Peo-1 Prlnevilia tna after I Pe oiien wma w mai i auunua i'u Lee &l aold to JS N. Flaherty, r K O lCr1 fH II J II 52 convenience. Mail tele lO; Jl J -iarf 11 1LJI UJf Phone or C. O. D. phone or C. O. D. orders will not be accepted. WeU. the test will if interested in my aiscovery, address Harriett Meta, Suite found someone else who would do It. 1 1020H. Syracuse, N. Y and I will aend tsne saia ane saw a man mere, ana sne I you run particulars. mentiriea uaria as me man. one aaia Dr. Rustln called him Charley. When ahe waa asked the direct oues- tlon, -whether Rustln 'told her that the man there- that sight was the ona who tercosed oblectlona. That Question waa argued at length. , Charlea Newatvorn, night Janitor at Rustin'a office, corroborated the atate ments of Mrs. Rice relative to seeing ine maa at ine on ice tnat mgnt. lie said the man greatly resembled Davis but he could not absolutely Identify him. , Be was practically certain that he saw Mra. Rice there. - Mrs. Rica testified that aha flrat mat I ur. Kustin at Mrs. urace Walton's inouae, on December 23, 1907. Thi SUE FOR RIGHT f0 CAST BALLOT The question as to whether the votera of the Mount Scott district shall ba per fiha said I milted tn n.t their hallnta on tha mi ea rn ui iui incu iwu uLteraiiona on ner i -t - - . .i i- - .j... . It- that aha aa t.lm oll. tr- . I T I """ l" vjr iicv iiu- time. Later ahe went to Council Bluffs, vember wiU be threshed out ln the clr Iowa, where she stayed two months. I cult court in a few days through a auit ij,hi wuns, ana says, sne returnea n ere l to mandamus county uierK fieias ana ana aiier mat time oaliv. "Dr. aaw Dr. Ruatin compel him to out the Question on the .. . . ' ballot. , Ruatln narlactad hie -nraptla " I M m.t'. tin alraav a-nna lna tha sne saia, ana oe soon was in need or question and concluded that the- law money. When ha first broached -he does not authorize the submission of subject of death and the need of money annexation in November. This ia on the i.? m-.h8 "f'd he wanted me to aboot theory that the presidential election Is " -"""u auician ana not a general election as aennea oy. tne his Insurance would be good. I agreed constitution and law of Oregon. At t0aiTJfcan''V"ft , . torney-Oeneral Crawford baa recently " j"" wngui -now sne given an opinion to tne same -effect tn wiuvhs i va -o-u vw V-al ana how failing- to structlons. . uunnru at lunun .now sne given an opinion to tne same -effect tn l to carrr out the compact a Washington county matter, where sev Pot J?U8tn buaed -her for eral precbicts desire to vote on the kiu him according to hia ln- question of stock running at large, but county clerk there has decided to SEVEN VOTERS ARE NOW ELIGIBLE MEN tC put the question on the ballot, despite the advice oi tne atate a legal aoviaer, claiming to have found authority for it under a decision of the atate supreme court. Attorney Charles Stout has oreoared kbh YUlri b WBUUOien into in nul, nv ILI iriala tn atinw raiiH.whv county clerk's office thla morning to he should not allow annexation to go on reglater. Seven of them declared thev I th. h.ut thi. .Minn ( t.ir.n im'u ware Republlcana. six were pemocraU the order 'of the city council yesterday, f ODl?,fli ha wa Independent. The I whereby thev aignlfled their wllllngneas ywmm mo vjrcu my m miw Bur. i tnat Mount scott snail .vote again. Tne TltO unn wcao a,iiu au wno petition covers tne same territory tnat wf ?2 'JtaCieJfid- V taJ i? iSu"i voted ln June, when annexation wasde- begin to step lively" if they desire to f,ated by over 100 votes, but it is vote for president In. November. The af;reed that tha decjalon shaU stand In offloe ia openjdaily at the oourthouae, r--a.rd to any almilar auestlon that may irora s a. m. lo o p. m Remember, Bon Annul The Finest Cleaner Made i is always used in the form of a thin lather. Results? No scratching or wear ing out the surface cleaned or polished. arard to anv atmiiar a ariae for the annexation of any other dlatrlct O. N. Ford, " a prominent property owner and Improvement worker of Mount Scott, will be the petitioner ln asking for a writ of mandamua. It la expected that an early hearing will ba arranged, so mat me mauer may oe passed on ln ample time for the county clerk to place annexation on the ballot If the court holda that It la legal to do so. . ' ,-. - - ElDSLlEfl SMUG '. BY BUXOM BELLE Joana, sold to CX M. 'Plummer, $55. V Juno, sold to O.' M. Plummer, 1100. Bessie, sold to O..M. Plummer. IDS'. Jennie, aold to O. M. ' Plummer, $7B. General Dewey, 'aold to C. & Holt grave. Portland. $76. Contance, aold to O. M. Plummer, $40. ; Corenna, sold to N. T. Wallen, $35. Clarence, 'aold to N. T. Wallen, $$5:" BUILDING ORDINANCE UPHELD BY BRONAUGH I' Holdlna that'"trie ; Mtv ordinance rea- UlAtln-t -the construction of "buildings witqm.tne nre nmita arawa no distino- tion oetween tne -eniarremenf or a wooden building and the "construction" of a new one, and that ' enlargements shall not be mada tinder the gulae of repaira. Circuit Judge Bronaugh this morning affirmed the Judgment of, the municipal court in imposing a fine on Jamea P. Jenson for violation of the building ordinance. Jensen waa convicted on tne charge that he -violated' the ordinance In mak- MISSION STOOLS $ 1 .75 - "An attractive and quaint design in these popular little piecej is offered at the above special tomorrow. They are built of solid oak and finished in the fumed shade, the tops being covered -in. genuine leather. ; ', ' . ., :. . ,t SICIt IMDMHE roaltlTely ere! wf these) Idttto PUla. They alao rellova Ms tress froca Dyspepsia, In diesttom aad Too Hearty ZaOng. A perfect nn edylor Dtalneai, Kaosca, Drowsiness, Baft Taste la the Vmttli. Coated Tongue. Pain In tte Side, TOEPID) JJTXB. Thuy nsvlai the Bowels., purer VegetaWa, . SMALL PILL. SHALL COSE. Sim PRICE. CARTER'S OlTTlE. CARTERS r?rrne IflVER GenuTna Must Bear : Fao-SimilB Signatum REfOSE SUBSTITUTES. .IT'KS- Ironing Boards, 6 feet. long and extra "wide; tomorrow, .at the special, each i. 50f Folding Clothes Drying Rack, 5 feet high, has 38 feet of drying " space; tomorrow at the special price of, each.. k. .T5a SMYRNA RUGS for 31-25 In i popular size, 27 inches by 54 inches, wool and reversible, fringed ends; a variety of patterns and pleasing. color combina tions for your choosing; tomorrow in the Carpet dept., sixth floor. IN the BEDDING SEGTIOM The offering of this sixth floor department for tomorrow will be 100 pairs of mottled gray and white Blankets, in full eleven-quarter siiesa't the special, perpair....,T;ti.i...-., - OOf COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Thla la the laat day of grace e for Mra Belle waymlre. whe waa allowed 19 daya by Judge a Gantenbeln la which to appear 4 at the county jail to begin Barr ing the sentence ef four months Imposed for conspiring with K. E. Raddlng to Injure the repvta- e tloa ef Mayer Lane. ' Otherwise, a and thla etherwlae la aow re- gardad aa a certainty, the fill e depoalted aa ball wUl ba decUred forfeited to the atate ef Oregoa e before the aattlag or the a-uav a Mra. Warmtra ia nppetal ta 4 be la MleaxHirl aad Utnclin4 ta retara to rwrtiaad for the e purpeae ef entering a all. The e ball waa deposit a4 hy geaaca yvaXa, tier attonvay. whe baa statad that be collected ft, te gathar with l.a for Kaddlag-a ban, by ctrralatlcg a Mbak-rtp-Um lla-t. It la praam a-4 that the fair eoaeairator aaay mM bava te languUh la a call. Aa the r barge mm which aba waa e ea-arlctad U a aalsoetaaaaor, it 4 wam!4 be tmpoaaribla te brtag bar haek ta Peruana n taay aaanra ta da aa. air. Xcnie WHac-1 Tcavclt. i rwo City. KTt- t Mra Kt(e ' t v. ' 1 - at a n m s mi I k i L strict S- Ti. Uta caaelcg Ki.oi jr ,. Lard Long Mac Been Time---Sb in Ejriotence a Mao Indigection Human nature is Hard to solve. People who are most particular about adapt ing the weight of their wearing apparel.to the season and its conditions, who never think of goiagout in a storm without an umbrella and rubbers, -who would -not sit in a draft, will day after day eat lard-soaked food and not realize for an instant that it is clogging their whole inner machinery. Lard is produced from hog-fat, ' sometimes impure, always inrjigestible. Cottolene is the only rational frying jtnd shortening medium in the worM. It is made from'refined vegetable oil and every thing about it is digestible and conducive to health. ' " It will make pure, palatable, healthful food, and food which anyone can eat . and enjoy without the after-pangs of a disordered stomach. : COTTOLEKE Is C JaH,ntced money in case yom are not plcaaexl, aiter having gtrea Cottol a fair teat. never Cbld In Du!k CoiloUn I fucked In paHa with an air- tchi aoma. and prevent It from ca odors, auch as fialx. oil, etc too of dust and at-aorbing diagreeabl) Cook Cook Freo yor 2,5 tnip, to par tef ni man - UOOK "UU rrt,B yen oar Bw "PURE FOOD COOK BOOK" dited and cotnpOed by Mra. Mary J. Lincoln, the famous Food Expert and cotataiaiag eearfy 300 valnablo redpea. . - ' . , M5e orJf by THE N. K. PAIRB ANK CO mANY, Chicago 4 'rJaturo'o 'Gift .from : tho Sunny South"