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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENINO,' OCTOBER 17. 1901 MAYOR'S DUTY TO IMPROVEMENTS WATCH i run Ul nniiiTrnn STREET II HUH rnii STRONG FOR BRYAN lane Tells Executive Board It Is Ills Duty to Soo Prop- erty 0nim Aro iot dwindled wiietlicr I ney : v - 'Make a Protest or Not. -s, : V- An ffort by Thom O. Orn to bav th icutlvt board 'accept strt and other lmprovoiaf. sgatnet which 84 protest hav bee,-filed without r- - frr(n ' thrn to 'the street commute ti defeated .last nttftit fttthe regular . Minion of tb board. ' u v . A.' long dlculon In which vry . member took one old or the other was celled up by the clerk' report on soma. work by the barber Aephe.lt raving Co, v on Third street. Thero wti ao protest . . aralnat the aecentane of 'this and En i glheer Huber could not' why Ita , , aorepunc wag new up. . '. i Mr. Greene in moving to aeoept all work not protested aald that the board baa no business to check up improve ment to e whetner or not tney coma vp to speculations. hould Stand by Inspector, "Why, we have subordinates who are supposed to male th inspections. Mr. Swett ha moved to refer a certain ' piece of street work to trie atreet com- mlttee when It haa been aDDrovad br the Inspectors. . Now, the .contractor snouia get ws money, i am noi ra vor of establishing a precedent by vot ing; for Mr. Bwetts moUon. - The exe cutive board haa no time personally to Inspect all thwt streets. You don't frect Mr. Harrlmsn to count all th tlea n bis tracks. - He can't do It Ho. as . we, must depend .upon the men we hire to make necessary inspections and I am " In favor of abiding by their reports. If there ia any checking up to be done we ' ought to devote our tlm to Investigat ing our employes. I am prepared, to . vol for the payment of all claims as soon aa they are accepted, provided there are no remonstrances." et Kim Take X1X dioln. "But sometimes the property owner doesn't protest against work that la not good," aald th mayor. -. "Well, let him take hi medicine then If he in too axy to look out for his own interest; we are not supposed to xerqlse paternalism over the people, We are supposed to follow the. charter and. we can't go outside of It," replied . Mr. oreene. .-. "But," aaid tha mayor, "the taxpayer I sometime out of town or Tor some other reason he can not see that the work ia done right I hold it to be my duty to protect him wherever my atten tion In called to a poor bit of work.. I am in honor bound to hold up warrants when I know that the taxpayer Is being cheated by being forced to pay for suoh Improvement a those to which my attention wa sailed on , Thompson trout.' ' Volt Yolo Protest A protest from property owner on Killingsworth avenue, wa read by the clerk. This protest wa signed by 17 men. John Nolta. one of them, was tng the remonstrance. ' Ife aald he bad cone over block and blocks of the curb and marked defective place with una ehalg. . . ,' , "Wbat did you teat U curb with,' aslcd in engineer. ' , " PlP. . "P'Jfa ,fl," Jt)Z:rA v toUl computed. Thl wa don Th engineer asked that : the board I y v r , nmuI nr.w.rv nwn.r. 10 anecifv what -with th result indicated. It I was wtnns witn tn improvemnva m their'-rnionatranrr so he could tell , Union -printers o"f Portland, at least thos who are now working on th thre dally newspaper of th city, will not give much gup port to William JL Tsft, Novem ber . Out of.th total number who bar expressed their pref erene II will vot for Bryan and kern and for Taft, and Sherman. .-'' 1 ; Recently a straw vot was taken in th mechanical depart ment of th thre paper, each rnan being asked to, vote bla prefereno secretly,- and bav th how-to nroteei1 in examining them. Mr, Nolta Mid fht the Droncrtr owners couldn't tell what 1 the matter but that tha. know thara la snmethlnc wrona and that it I th rlty's business to find out what th trouble la. . . . Simons Will Xaspeotv A aneelal cogimltteo wa appointed to Inspect ith curb on th trt against which protesta hav been mad and Manager glrnon of the- Pacific vtri,l onmnanv will a-o over all streets improved by him and nota th defective sdoU marked out by th committee. . It contended by union printer that ' th ratio hown by this straw will be maintained throughout tb rank of the union printers of th United Stat, a reporU 1 received by union printer from over th country bow that tb , anti-Taf t feeling 1 very strong and 1 growing dally. w , S I ' QUAuFICATIONS NOVEMBER OF ELECTORS Wbo can vote for presidential elec tor, and thu for th presidential dtdate. t tb presidential elecUon of November IT Thl t a, Question wblb I asked many time aeb day at lb headquarter of both the Republican and th Pemteratt party la rorUand, and throughout tha tat. Oa vry hand thera eera to be a widespread belief tbt ahy cltlsen of tha United ' State can cast bla ballot at th p reel den tlal eleotlon, whether at hi home, or on travel In a distent stata. Traveling men, distant from their homes,, are making aauy inquiry whethsr It I possible for them to cast their vote at tha town where they may be on election day. In order to mak th situation plain th law of th tat 1 herewith set forth. Article 1, section I of th constitution of th Hut of Oregon aet out th qualifications of elector )n tb atata. Section I I louow: Xlaotora' Qaalifloatloos. "Section I. , Qualification of electors In all elections not otherwise provided for by thl constitution every white mal cltlsen of the United Statea. of the eg of 11-years and upwards, who shall have resided In th' state during the Ix month Immediately preceding auch election, and every white male of for eign birth of th age of 11 yearn and warda, who shall nave resided in this J. I UD n- state during th six months Immediately la evident, that th mayora atand on day. Two failed. Th. ueoruI P- hnMi .nntnutii ka nroved of aal-1 Dllcants were Kdward C. Hanford, A. l. .. th. tlr mininr Ult H. Jackson. Iawreuc UOgie. Hi. u. rZ"i:' i. k. Mr Ijinli. Umh. Olson and Jack Horn niU iiiBwra A" i" ' .''i.T:";: ii..',;.. Vrti,,. m rmkun anri a I nrln. anoh alarMon an1 ahall h.v. to become m cltl- State on year pre- conrormabiv to ed State on the stiblect of naturalisation, shall bo en titled to vot at all election author ised by law." It haa been held by the supreme court that the fifteenth amendment to the Federal constitution rendered the restriction to whit male of no effect, o that th colored men of Oregon come under the same constitutional require ments that bind the white voter, and Daw i nave in mme privilege. in miA ail nil Minmci. 'nnuii tu i inc. dwiuvi w. - " . , , - - . c . : r. T L . : m Naiaon. Monteeano: William D. Ask-1 declared hi Intention : ren. Tacoma; Patrick R, Helly and John sen of th Untied '' Jku MTvvmmm . p BtAntOTA, Spokane; Alfred ju uiaca ceding ueu election. rv-... no liinma. rirant asked I t. ti.iu-i.ham -nA I J. Hnunda. North I tha 1m nf tha TTnlr the board i'akl ma. NEW TEXTBOOK RECEIVED tn acceDt a macadam im orovement - on liast Salmon- street. against which there .. romoti- tranc. without . referring u io. m street committee. P. B. Sullivan, now- ever, declared that th . remonatrator pjt Edition of "First Book On a-atad and th acceptance was held up I Fhonlcs Oil Irei. until th street committee can consider I , (Special Dfspstch to The Journal.) the matter. Mr. Urant aay tn wpra T0,ebur nr.. Oot 17. Miss Flor- anna Aiken the author Of tha "First hook on monies, in nueatlon la ona of the beat he ha ever seen and that there is absolutely I "1.'V"" m reason why it should not t ccepi- recel ved tha ftrst edition from the pub- In addition to the constitutional qualification th registration law of th stt of Oregon plao other restric tions upon th voter. All voter are required either te be registered In the county and precinct In which they re- siae permanently or ir not regisierea to hrlns six owners of real estate in thalr precinct to mak affidavit aa to ine residence or the proepeoMV voter, In other worda there are three require ments asked by tb law of prospective voters. Flrstt The voter must b a native born cltlsen of the United Stat, over II, who haa resided In the state for six month or mors. Second: If not a native born el t lien, h must at least have declared his Intention to bncom cltlien one xear, or more, previous to the election, and must have resided for six months or more in th ctats, and must o it year or more of g. aXg1rtloa necessary. Third: Roth native born and foreign born residents, qualified under the two preceding requirement to voie, must be registered with th county clerk at the registration time preceding the elec tion, or. If not o registered, must bring six freeholder 1n order to register by affidavit I Hoctlon I of article I or the atate constitution also says. "iso idiotia or insane person snail be entitled to th privilege of an elec tor; and the privilege of an elector ahall be forfeited bv a conviction of any crime which I punlshlbte by Imprison ment in th penitentiary." Men who have been sentenced to ine penitentiary, however, who have aerved a portion or a' whole of their term and have been pardoned by the governor of the state, are restored to suffrage by virtue of that pardon. , n is niao provided in section o or the constitution of th state, article I. that "no aoldter, seaman, or marine In the armv or tha navr of the United Ptates. or of their allies, shall be deemed to have acquired a residence in tnc stare in oonsquence or naving Deen stationed within the same; nor shall any such soldier, seaman, or marine have the right to vet." - rtvf ' MMSSSFaHa"ar-ii' - -HaaaHMa ed at ono. He say the property-own. era ara aiiffnrlnr arrest lnconvenienci because the street is blocked up. pend ? ?JSnyn"ino Hshlng house in Chicago today, ft ia : . . . - . , . - j i luvaiiy iuim iuujcv " in- action oy me execuuve. uonru. ,he niustrationa. The book will be In ' Orn Orow Saroaatlo. . - general use all over the state a soon An extension of time was granted the as the required number of copie can Conorete Construction company for con- be obtained rrom tne puofiBnera. AT THE THEATRES Mins alltan la a teacher in the Lane school In thl city and la well known through out the state as an able- instructor. tracts on six east aid street when the request was mad by all the property owner on -the street Involvfed. In connection with thl a letter was read from El wood wiles, manager or the company, Jn which he censured the stftv fit tha nnfi j- v it haa artnntatl nf making contractors wait for their Forest Grove Expect Connection by I and Saturday next week. IP?irZ:,.."".r.,,".conlr"t:l0'n,lv' ucc" November 20. Whan tha clerk heran readinar re- I (Soecial DUmtdi to The JooraaLI I . Minstrels Tonight. ELECTRIC LIXE PROGRESSES "The Honeymooners" Tomorrow Th flr,t appearance her of 'The Honeymooners" by Oeorge M. Cohan will be tomorrow night at Baker thea ire. xne company will not arrive li time for a matinee but the usual matl nee will be given Tuesday, Thursday ports on the completion or sewer con- Forest Grove, Or., Oct 17. Th Ore-1 lover of the genuine colored iracis ine memoers ui ine uuoru werti mln D-nn f AMr rniiwav men exnecc ro iin-iBiiciB wut nave ineir iami onnorLiiniiv ravor oi accepung inese wnere " I ish The line into this city ty wovemoeriio see ine ramous mcnaras ana frin permitted to address tha board regard-J strucfed. i In protests - were' made, but Mr. smilingly suggested mat it. was me the rain. The fill at Daiy creek, be- l no songs both sentimental and com duty of tha mayor and his Inspection tween this city and HUlsboro,' la prac-1 leal are all gems and sung by true sing committee io crawi inrougn me sewers tlcally finished. There is one cut to ers and comedians, ine Jones get ai be made at the dreennaie place, ana I Kinas or laughter, then the, track crew win nave a ciear EES Jv 0arnaiKhXtPdaV.l ay lD "T Girl of the Golden West," mi.- , . n, An.n "l --n I Tnntcrht nnattlvalv elnaaa tha o-a a t reombleted. but the building will not be run or "Tno oin or built until after toe tracic is iaia. Oraene on ,inlu thev nra rielaved too much bv gle'a funmakers at the Baker tonlaht. 1U11 era first in order lo protect the taxpayers. Mayor Lane replied that thin might have to be done, hereafter, unless the sewers were , Inspected when . con- SIDELINE, STORIES Or GREAT NORTHWEST COLUMBIA COUNTY'S WEALTH , v v Crnliers' Reports Show Heavy Stand ... of Valuable Timber. f (Special DIsoatcb to Tit Journal.) Rainier, Or.. Oct 17. The recent re port on the timber of Columbia county gives immense figures. The- report cedar, 21,776,700i hemlock, 182,764,000; cedar pirmg, uz.ir.oou; nr piimg, it, 093,540. The report give only, the larger figures, as all part covered with lea than 100,060 feet were not cruised. Remarkable growth of timber 1 shown In township 6 north, range 8 : west, where lOO.OOO.OOO feet of timber ' are found on 17, acre. After the land- Is flogged off thl county will be aa rich as ever, for the logged off lands offer the very best of farming opportunities. Gold medal were awarded to farmers Of this county at the Lewis and Clark exposition for ; unthreshed gram ann granses, nuiier, Hwlss cheese and fruits-. The average viaitt to the acre for potatoes' is 250 bushels and unusual crop In a few cases have been known . to avleld 760 bushel to the 'acre, , . ' . It i though that iron.ora In abund anco will be found in thUsOounty, On tlons have been taken on over 1,000 acres of land In th v neighborhood of 8tHeens by weal thv . capitalists, and . In a very short time drilling will be gin. ' If these tests prove satisfactory a new Industry will be established. Iron ore ha also been discovered in the vicinity of Rainier, and It is. aaid J that it .has been -found in the Clat- akanln vicinity, - STRUCTURE IS COMPLETED secretary, Nelson Wilbur: treasurer. Rufus Russell. ' , . , ihere was also appointed an execu, tive committee, consuttina- of M. H. Olb bona and D. Patterson of the student' body, and W. L. Marks of the alumni. The executive Committee then selected an advisory board, conslstlng-of 10 mem- Dei the Golden West' ar. the Bungalow, and from appearances STATE AID ROAD I there are many people who have been disappointed during the three weeks It has been claylns- to capacity business because tney always came too late lor ers. taken (from the Reoubllcan 'mem bers or tne faculty and the alumni, Following, Is t he-personnel: F. J. Mil iar, William -Fortmlller, David Torbet, Gale S. HID, Owen "Beam, George Pritch- ara ana j. irvine. - SCHOOLS AT THE A.-Y.-I. Eugene Bible University's Home Will Be Dedicated Sunday. (Special Dispatch to' The Journal. 1 " Eugene, Or.) Oct. 17. The fine new tone building of , the - Eugene Bible university will ba dedicated Sunday with appropriate service. Rv. Mor ton I Rose, a former . pastor, of th First Christian church of - this city, now pastor at North Yakima, Wash., will deliver th dedicatory sermon. ' The building was erected at a cost of 136, uooT and the Seating plant required an outlay of $10,000. Dr. E. C Sanderson is president of the school. There are so regular iuacma mi year ana aoout '.akl Washington Will Be Represented by Educational Exhibit. (Special niipatcb t The Joaraal.l Olympia, Wash.. Oct. 17. For the purpose of -collecting, material and In stalling the educational exhibit of the state ; of Washington schools at tha A. i. Jf., exposition, the state superin tendent nas appointed R. d. Bailey, formerly," city superintendent of the Port Townsend schools, as the super intendent in charge. In m-clrcular is sued today State Superintendent Dewey expresses tne nope mat Mr. Bailey will have th energetic and enthusiastic; sup port of verp superintendent, principal and teacher In the state. : , OIL STRIKE , REPORTED Option's Taken on 500 Acres hTilla . ' moo& County. : ' (Soeclal IHapatrh to TUe Joarnal.) Tillamook, Or., Oct 17. An oil strike I reported at Long Prairie, six miles south of ' this cltv. on the holdinrs of th Portland Coal V Development com oanv. The comoanv be.s-an sinking- the preserrt weii inree years ago and na oeen wpraing continuously, ii nas o tion on aoout uu acre or lana. it well 1 J,00 feet down. 267 VOTERS REGISTER Lewis County Js Buildbig Macadam their eat. "Brown otBarvard" Tomorrow, nuJZZifl mrih rw 17 a atata aid At the tomorrow matinee "Brown of . j ihini a mtia inn I? la fielnar Harvard " the famous college comedy built a mile east of this city, aa a aort which ha been twice postponed on ac of experimental road. The county bid count of the run of 'The Girl of the $6,000 for the contract to build . the Golden West" will open the week at the road, and la naving gone y aay ia- 0.u. VP S " bor. The atate pays two thirds and ply of college life In which most of the the county one mira 01 me kubi ui i -v.. . ,wj - ... -.v. -- these road. - The road will be 24 feet on top with 16 inches or crushed rocn. The Intention Is to make a macadam ! road and sea how It will stand the win ter weatner. SOCIALISTS FILE TICKET ' Contested Fees Are Paid by Party in Lewis County. ' (Special Dispatch to The Joarnal.) rhehalls --Washi.' Oot. 17. Since the primary law has been held, valid in its entirety by the supreme court of this atata the Socialists In Iewls county have filed a partial ticket .and paid $96 in filing fees. They had been holding nff their filing to see what the de cision of the court would be, and filed the last day. fi he orrices rued tor were state senator, reptesenratives, treasurer, auditor, -assessor and com missioner for the First district. ... i i FIFTY DATS IN JAIL De Haven Sextette at Orpheurn. The Do Haven sextette, with Sydney C. Gibson featured. 1 a very pretty lit- I tie singing and dancing act which i making a big hit at the Orpheum this week. Th costumes are all very beau tiful, and the singing and dancing are simply great. Round after round of ap plause greet them. "Checkers" Tomorrow Night. Seats are now selling at the box of fice of the Heillg theatre for the favor ite comedy, "Checkers," which will be the attraction at the above theatre for three nights, beginning tomorrow (Sun day) night. 'Hans Roberts will again' be seen aa Checker, and Dave Braham aa ruin. Miner. Last Time "The Clans rnan" Tonight. The last performance of the much talked-about play, "Th Clansman," will be the attraction at th Heillg theatre tonight at 8 :1 f o'clock. Thla will be your last opportunity of seeing this in teresting drama. Heats ar now selling, "Young Mrs. .Winthrop" Tonight. Th remarkable "success which has attended the production of "Young Mrs. Wlnthrop" by the Rlunkail company at the Lyrlo still continue and all tha theatregoers are oralslna the manage ment for orrering such a genuine dra matic treat. Last performance tonight. Comedy Sketch at Orpheum., The clever artist. Alfred Kelov. as sisted by Miss Mathilde Bothe. will present Edmund Day's comedy sketch at the Orpheum next week. It la one of the most human one-act plays ever written for vaudeville. Dr. Day Is a virile and clever writer, and "The Round-Up" from his pen 1 one of the t at present lramatlo successes. Pantages Advanced Vaudeville. One of the especially meritorious fea tures of the bill at Pantaa-es theatre this week 1 the amuslns: act of Thomas and Payne. They introduce five differ ent dance with -wooden shoe and roller skates, sing their own composi tions and piay musical Instruments. The eight Zangari singers, operatto vo calists, are drawing capacity bouses. Rocky Mountain Express" at Star. "The Rocky Mountain Express.' which is playing at the Star this week. s one or tne newest Dig melodramas of he year, as a massive acenlc play. It s spoken of as entirely out of the time- beaten path of the olden time railroad ramas. Tne story . is an enlivened western tale. Nervousneo! Completely Cured Mrs. Roan of Rolling Fork, Miss.; T lis of the Wonderful Restoration to Health of Her Husband and Her self Mr. Roan Had Consumption and v V. Mrs. Roan Nervousness , : and Constipation. Mrs. T. C. Roan was a chrome sufferer from constipation and nervousness for over, 10 years. 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Any doctor who has ever treated lung trouble and tuberculosis or any one who has ever had a touch t '.t. ... 1 ! ...L.i I t.. ,L! . . ui u, iu iwiiic wnai a wunucriui ining mis was; ior a case to De cured with one and a half dozen bottles of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, taken as ordered by a doctor. Mr, and Mrs. Roan are anxious to have their statement published , broadcast, so that others who are suffering as they have mayrread it and be benefited, and they will be only too glad to answer any letters of inquiry they may receive in regard to their cure. Duffy's Pure Malt UhisCcey ' Is an absolutely pure distillation of malted grain, great care being used to have every kernel thoroughly malted, thus destroyine- the - germ and producing a predigested liquid food in the form of a malt essence, which is the most effective tonic stimulant and invigorator known to science ; softened by warmth and moisture, its oalatabilitv and freedo'm from injurious substances render it so that it can be retained by the most sensitive 6toraach. It is invaluable for overworked men, delicate women and sickly children. It strengthens and sus tains the system, is a promoter of health and longevity, makes the old young and keeps the young strong. CAUTIOXr wnen 7011 aak your arag rt, rroor or dealer for Daffy's Par tic Whiskey be ar yon rat tb gen uine. It' an absolutely par medicinal malt whiskey and 1 sold in larg salad bottlas only never In bulk. Xiook for th trademark, tb "Old Chemist." on tb label, and mak snr th al over th cork la unbroken. Frio f 1.00, Wbite Consulting Physician, Duffy Malt Wbiky Co., &oobtr, H. T- for a fre illustrated medical booklet and free advlo. Today and Tomorrow. There will be performance today and tomorrow of the present big vaudeville entertainment at the Grand. On th bill re the Sisters Yllerone. with their re volving globe specialties; Harry Thorn ton, the ceienrated London pianist: Ad ams and uuhl. the tierman comedians. ho are always original; Noble and Brooks, In their singing sketch. mmm mw easy NO DIRT On FIRE 175 Republicans Shown cm Lane County's Books. fSnadal Ditmteh ta The Joarnal. I Eugene, Or., Oct. 17. The number of 20 Icing special courses. TAFT CLUB ORGANIZED Has Albany College Organization Membership of 25. (Sped! JMiasteh to Tbe JoorMLt - Albany. Or., Oct. 17. Th students of Albany colleg met last night ' and or ganised a Taft Republican club, with a membership of 26. Th club I under th auspices of tb Collegiat Associa tion of Taft clubs. Officers ware elect ed as follows: President G. C Blrt chet; vice-president. Morrla Rogaway;' voter registered In I,ahe countv since the book, opened for the November election 1 167, of :whlch 176 are Re publicans, - B0 Democrats, 17 Socialists, 7 independent. 1 Prohibitionist and II non-partisan. Last night th county clerk' office remained open for the benefit of laboring men. It will alao remain; open tonight. - ' THIRTEEN ARE ACCEPTED Two Applicants for Admission to , - Washington Bar Fall. V' - fSnerlal rHanateh to Tba Jomal.t Olvmola. Wash.. Oct. II. Thirteen applicant for admission to the bar were accepted by-. the supreme court yester- WATER DRINKERS RHEUMATISM SELDOM HAVE OR KIDNEY TROUBLE Also Tells bf Splendid Pre scription for Eeaders to Make Up. , "Th r eerie brw do not drink enough water xo aep nmnny, twiim-i well-knotrn authority. -Trte nomerwo rtw of kl lney and bladder dree 1 rhetimatiem ar mainly -do to tb fa-t that the drinking f water, nature's gmttest irwdtclna. ha bea necled!. Prno loadlna- raur aretem with medi cine and rurealla: bat gt n tha water waron. If yon ar really Klrfc why. of !, ta tb rrc-TeT wit)f1nea rlau rrr m"n veretabla treatment, -rh t:i ttnt Kat,-r tha ri wtm or . T cur Rt.tuinmVt-a yon must mak th kidney do tnelrworfc; they ar tb filters of tb blood. They must b made to strain out tr th blood tb waat matter and, acid that oauea rhau me tis m ; th ortna must be neutralised m It will n longer ba a nrc rf Irrita tion to tn bladder, and, nvtst of all, yon mast kep tbaa acid f rrrn fnrm ine In tha atomarh. Thta la tha causa or atomaca tronble and poor dlgtion. For thea condition you can do r4 better than tk the following praacrlp tion: Fluid Extract tMndeiinn. m half ounce; CnpMmd Ksrvm. en eunct; Cowimd t-Tmp Rsraaparllla. thre unrt, Ml bv absktng well in bottle and take lit teaapnonful 4ne after ea-t wtml and at r-1ilm. but ifint forget the watrr. TVlnk plenty and often. This vatoable Inf'rmation f4 sItw rl f-recHrl"fi hjiild be potl44 ct I ea-l oaehi an vM at t it firat f attack of rhetr,at:iTTv. Uki'b it jflnry tr-ruble. as matter bowi iiara - I Sid Pitman Sentenced for Violating Loral Option Law. (Speclnl Dispatch te Th JoDrnal.) El,,.... rt- OAt ,.4 9 fil liftman aC tJtl "V, V, ., Vm. . J.I .v....... ... fipringfleld entered . a plea of guilty In the Justice court here yesterday and was fined $100 and coats for violating the- local optlpn ,bw. Aa he was un able to raise the-amount of the fine he will serve SA.days in the county jail. Ha wa accused of selling liquor dur Unr hop olcHinr season at the Seavey Brothers' yard, northeast "of the city. TRAINS RUNNING SOON Work Approaches Completion on . . . Road to ' Klamath. (SnM-lal Dtanatrh ta Tba Joarnal 1 Klamath Falls, Or., Oct. 17. Tbe big cut and fill on the Downing ranch, on the-new line of railroad, will be com pleted thH week, and next week the teel will be laid to the marsh lands. Just how . noon trains will run over the track IS not known, but assurance Is given that the month of November will. -see connection between the rail road and T3oat. . CAPTTAL STOCK INCREASES . y ' O'ConnncIl Lumber Company Files Certificate With Auditor. (Special nianatcb ta Tbe JaomaLI Chehalia. Wash.. Oct- 17. Th OTon- nell Lumber, company of Wlnlock yes terday filed with the county auditor here a certificate of Increase of canltal stock from $100,009 to $200,000, divided Into 1,00 share of $100 each. Thl la th company that soma tlm aro pur chased th venees lumber and mill property for f 100,000. HARDWARE STORE SOLD p. D. Labbo of rortlaad Will Go la . Business) at Eugene. rSpaeial nirtetj tn Tbe Joamutl Kuren. Or. Oct. IT. S 1 tsna A Bona hardware stor of thta city oa been sold teD.Ii. labb of port land, wba will take charge of the bva Inaas aboat November 1. Ha wilt ha aaoclald with bla tv aona, both f wbotn oav ba employnd la Portland hard war bosses for tb past nwral years. ANTT-SriTTTNG ORDINAXCK - Pronjlw-nons Ihrpetorntioi Is Psrs' tshabio Offewsw nt Frma Grove, ' raent Maaa.. a Tb i sriatt rarest (il-OT, Or Oct, It .The Htv COtlfV-.il Vaa raaad as Ordiakitoa artak- Ing tt a rsnl'haMa ffaa to taw ra te am t sidewalk or In treatcra. IM)hll balls. rhvchM. arhaelbaaaaa ar other txjc-lic bulldhnsa A ra4rt)glr K'W. vHrll or draw s dnor ta wM-a It t at- ard at th IH la rpnal nr C ia " 1. lTti rr Kin, ia mm ta pra vent Ja d '.Br lBct frwn entar- ( lag bcyaa A Fair Trial at While the first bottle of Wine of Cardui will generally afford relief, in most cases of lemale dis ease, still it is better, in cases of long standing, to I give the medicine a fair trial and allow it time to extend its helpful healing influence throughout the entire system. Being made exclusively of harmless vegetable i ingredients, it may be safely taken by old or young, and its use continued indefinitely, with nothing but good results. TAKE ' ' !" ' -' ; - ; ' p. - t .,..- ,.( .; . r A o (11 hmm uii U .... . . It Wfll Help You HIM In cases wifH periodic headaches, weak or ach-; fug back, nausea, dragging sensations, falling feel ings, pains low down, dizziness, .faintness, general weakness, debility and nervous prostration, thous- j ands have found in Wine of Cardui welcome relief from suffering, and renewed strength and vitality. You arfv -earnestly urged to give a fair and thorough trial to this vrcD-fcnown, reliable and sue-1 ceesful woman's remedy if you do you wiZJ never resret it Sold everywhere, in $1. bottles booh riaz: , . - - aMkw liawtaaia. MSW saaaaaaa aaa Electric cooking utensils of all kinds.; When not in use all exjpense avoid ed by simply turning off the switch. Coffee Percolators, Toasters Chaf ing Dishes, Ovens, and many other devices. SEE EXHIBIT AND DEMONSTRATION AT. SEVENTH AND ALDER STS. STORE DAILY PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT and POVER COSIPANV PORTLAND, OREGON
