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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENINO. OCTODER 31. 1003. . BEAUTIFUL CAPITAL OF CASTRO'S. LAND - - - m tt i i ' . . . '.. . ; . Ideally Situated for Scenery and Its Climate That of Eden Approached by a Hallway That Is i : ' T a World's Wonder. SIDELINE, STORIES OF GRE,AT NORTHWEST FREIOHT HA KLAMATH Lake Count Max Oiaf Itontlag of Shipments. (Hn.rl.1 fMuirk aa Tha JaaraaL. Klamath Fall. Or.. Out 1.A mov- Riant has Inaugurated la sand Sll right af way, which la uclud4 from !) trauaf.r mad by Lba dead now 00 raoord. ' Altosether about III uim waa af- fasiad ky tha transfer, and fr tbla amount of land lh prios uf IIT.OUO, which U aaJ4 to be ft raoord lor that vicinity, u paid. ur.ia lb oREaors HOTELS IMAXDATB HEFT'S ED SOCIALISTS Tlr FREDERIC J. HASKIS. CoryrlhtlOt.by Frsderlo J. lUskln. Washington. Oct." 11. There- U poetlo ioattca In th fact that Vnil ruiF la always -ft man on horsoback.' far t-aracaa la always in tha aaddlft. -La NstlU- (tha saddle) 1 tha nama of tha great mountain which ftivas -r" acaa a perfect climate, to Veoesusla Its surest defense against tnvnaera. ana o travelers on of tha grand of natural spectacles. ' i i. ih. tlaheat mountain In tn world that rises dlmotly t rom tb dg of tha aea. Ita gray and rr liigui mar ha aaan by tha marlnsr wno i . . k. . v. . . wA mll.i fiwm In land. although Tha Hart 01 a which ' crowns tha pk, over ,000 ft hi. 1 nearly a 1 way a vlld In cloud, 0vr .. f ulnr tha - narrow strip or MrM " rround at Ita baa, and . ambitiously ri.mk.rini i in tha flrat raw p. una re feet of Its precipitous sld, la U -I.-. .,. f t . nnavra. It la Van tuela's moat Important aea port tha onirinrt to tha capital.. Otherwise U has nothing to recommend tt Built' on Old ZAkO Bad. Hot. flea-Infested and dirty, La Guayra has no charm a, and ton flrat glimpse or venesueia wu.cn la moat unprepossessing. Brons stat- mrA inful .ra.rri.nlng inak th nlaxaa attractlva to tha aya, but tha mind can tak In bnt ona thin that tha thermometer raachas 100 .In tha had a varr day In tha year. But. ona is told. almost half-way tip to tha neak of Tha Baddl thara used v whan th world waa vouns, deep iake. It was four or five jtiilaa wide. alht or tan mllee lona; and out Into tna aiaa or ma nwunimu pocket. Ona day there waa ft areat urthauikt and ona whole aide of tha m-a hrokan off and sent eraah Ins; and rollinr down tha mountain aide. The waters of tha lake tumbled down to the aea. And now, a million years later, the bed of tha lake is the valley of tha Rln Gualra. In this valley lies beautiful Caracas. . , ftllrOftd World's Wondsr. Caracas Is Just six miles from the ocean aa the crow, files, and only eight miles away by tha ancient donkey road that tha Spaniards - paved with cut ' stone Ion , before Car's'n John Smith came to Jamestown. But It is twenty four milea by the railway. Known as "the crookedest railroad In tha crook edeat country in tha world," , tha La Guayra. and Caracas railway Is ft most remarkable piece of engineering-. Count . said: "I would not have believed It If I had not seen It with my own eyes." Crooked over 0 per cant of the rails used are curved; ateep there Isn't a quarter of a mile of level track; nar rowonly three feet between the rails, this railroad has the enviable distinc tion of being able to boast that In . twenty-f Ivo years of operation It . has nsver had an accident and that it has not been responsible for tho loss of a single human life. .: ; Most Marvelous of Panoramas. - From the windows of the little cars In the miniature train ona ' looks out upon an ever-changing scene of Inde scribable ' grandeur. Hera, dashing through ft grove of - mahogany trees. , and there whirling along evenues of 1 tho wonderful fruits and flowers of the tropics. Now looking, across a valley to a banana plantation, ana men 1 g&s . ing tremblingly down a, sheer precipice of 1,600 feeL Sometimes there Is a narrow defile with ' only a ribbon of God s eky as a promise that the earth Is not all gray rocks, then an' unexpect ed unfolding of ' the broad and limpid waters ox tne Caribbean sea which) seemed to have ' been left miles And miles behind.; At first there are the inai ii is oouig itas freight routed this way. It is ft rlt of ntniUli (ram th ti ever before, that lis 0rd mile haul bat wean the two points. Luulr'ni th p rfoUna- Of leadlly declining for 1 Tha chamber of commerce will take up I pTaMatl. alaotore oft tha there Is little bops lbe matter, aa It la realised that these- fotabaa failed? Tha oourl curing pi tnie ireigni 7 "7 V. " I the petition for tha writ, and will stap la making Klamath Falls the dls-1 an opinion later. trlbutlng point for all southeastern. Ore- Orlrlnally the BocUllst-Labor party on. : latUuipted -to file a complete national or railways. Jt a the steepcet railway which doea not uas eogwhaela. It la tKa rrookedeat railway anywhere, and It la one of the bast managed railways on i in. 11 is a tiny mat It Is doing Itas uuamaaa now man 1 Income has been st 10 years, and that for a better day to coma. Varna, .Please, Bays Us Oo. A policeman takes erne's name upon leaving La Guayra. another policeman takes tha same name jual before arriv ing at Caracas, rairly wail dreaaed fallows. thraa mlloiMimn. lhn mrrtr shoes and a blue uniform and have a freat sword swung over the shoulder rom tha end of a bath towel In soms mysterious war. aa that It naver allna off. aa It is always threatening to do. The law having bean satisfied, and the police being tn position to report to resldent X.astro the namaa of all nar. sons traveling on tho railroad, tha pas senger la permitted . to allahi In Car- But It Is adit tn lha InwUn .f Ten Xaich PrloO Is Pftia fOT L IDAUIL iiiiiiiia, q uov 1 intt ine name 01 lka oountv fralsht ahlpmenta through Klamath -aJIa, This frelsht amounts la a. COS tona a veeX. Judge uaorge ai"f.-? i&gwM.illSZZ rrWtiftJ Eloctor, W1U Vot Oo on j uur eourt work, orousnt ine nieasaaei urucini lUUiOCS. from Ilia ouaineas men o iviw in. ignarUl tnanabi tit Tha JaanaLl If Klamath 'nlls could furnish rates and 1 oivmnia. VaiL. oi- 11 An attsmnt handle the bualneas they could bavs all I bT feoclallat-I.abor partv to aecure a freight .routed, this way. It Is a hun-l wrlt of roand,, from tha supreme court ma party s ornciai bai. . I t - A .. . - . iiuiB n m m laiiaii. i ri a. muri i ibibi tiaiiiiou An artlatsn well Is 1o be sunk This fall on the Enterprise tract, ft mils and a half from town, by Frank Ira White of this city, and If. L. Allison. F. J dtclffmeta. Burrlght brothers and Ben aim state - ticket, but did not accom pany the names with tbs fees required by the state law.- The filing fee pro vision was than In controveny In the supi was The Journal's Free information Bureau To onibls Its rsadtra to obtain rtlUbU first-hand lnormat!on regard Inf th botelg and rtsorti "whosg announcements appear In this column, Tbt Journal hat installed ft free Information bureau. Descriptive litera ture, rates, etc, will bo gladly furnished to those tntereitcd. . ' . fvTvrHmfTfvHHm HOTEL. OREGON Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates per ; Day and Up European Plan Free Bus. ' : ' IS tttnTOTTT r.TTTTHTOr-.lkT Tr-NcmrT - jx I y WiUUIimwruiJW11 IlUi.Li ,J vrODS. Centrally Located ' ' : Modern Imrfovernenta 8. Owen of Portland, recant purchaaere I Thereafter the au or tanas anioinina. in no cri.uaa ruing jaa previa water In the valley oaiow tni cny, ftaiLabor party decided fTKiasw- cbjiu KFV PPUUl eagr vuaj ew yi a ftvw Orsranio diaturbancfis of tha fnmin. i yore'u fc9 Ck Uk bnd OD Imperial Hotel 153 ACRES, $17,000 lupreme court upheld the U10 DeiTefl 01 WOmeH. Often OTlTirig 1 MA'S. Kfll'onlnVial" tim tSKBtla. olded to rile only presi- . , . - ' 1. for whom no fee is A neryoiM, irritsblo worn an 1b a r certificate did not anurofl of mltwrrnnl: nnlw t ViAmalf r. dantlal aleotora. r??u'r. Thel' L rtJf,i "?j source of rniwry not onlr to herself. raaoo ne aeoreiary or state in umw w i,.... .11 j tT be certified with other nominations to DUt tO 8il U.O86 WhO OOma Tinder her tna county auditors and was rejected. EUROPEAN PLAN. Seventh and Washington PhU Metichan ft gone. Prop. . 4 1 . aW: !- Vtvt; a.' ! ill every passenger who arrives at Vene suelan port from a foreign land Is at onoe telegraphed to President Castro for hla Information. Wouldn't President KOOBevelt ha hll.. If ha ASA nothln. like thatf The names of all passengers arriving In Carscaa on all railways are puui.ai.ra emnn mornins in tne nawana pers. , wouldn't the New Tork or Chl- S"f BewPspers be whoppers If they uiu wiuimi use man . Caracas the 8astlXnL But this Is Caracaal Raantlfnl ran. acaa, puiu or pink and yellow and white. lying at. ease In its gray, gray valley wiui HiJirun. areen mountain wi On one siOeiloward La Guayra, the old lake bank rising 400 feet, and tn the aoutn tne peak or La Bills, rising an other 4.000 feet. From the railroad sta tion,- one aees at once the soul of Can- acaa. 1 here Is the long straight atreet the barred wlndowa whi FAJrr MONEY RETURNED. Lftnd. Brt.l IHanatak ta Tim IseraaLt Pendleton. Or., Oct. II. AlmOet 1110 per acre la the prloe paid for a quarter seotloo of high-grade wheat land adjoin ing the town of Athena, wnion was eoia by W. H. Reeder and wira to wuiiam Wlllaby. The quarter section la -ona I aoouilsts of Yakima county today made of the beat wheat farms of that slse In I an effort to withdraw the names of umatuia eounr rftkJnuk Socialists Bk to "Withdraw From Race. NorKaVwr-hrti-Th. la proven by the followlM letters. Influenoe. That such eondltlonji rn I be entirely overcome by taking LYDfAE.PINIUIAr.TGl VECETADLE C0f.1P0U.iD &ooa( SUrtasce Wbome la yery aoom, Rtee, $1.00, $1.80, $2.00 ..': MODERN LUXURY AT MODERATE; PRICES , i , : HOTEL PERKINS ' FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STSl PORTLAND OR. Opened June, 1908. . In heart of basinei and ahoppintr diitrict Ratei: thlr nnilMiliii from ti offlnlal haJ- I TbHTL. WTltpfl W Mm Mfl tthnm ! In. Th- a .A . K a V.nn.U..i... rt t . 1 r I . .. m ... . . . . i Hmlt. of Atjheni; and hai been the ho. ciu..n 'thucountand wtrt to p of Mr. andTMrs. Rejper, who have lm- I back the filing fee. which they Intended UXUbleg ftnd Xny nerves wers All torn matuia county. . , Tha tract aold lies adjoining tha city fr ".f irr'.Zi ViCi.Vi I . , i, , i to. i ib . uni i o oasincss ana soopping aiitricr. KAtes; Jif Christiana, $1 snd op; -With bath, 2 and up. Sample rooma; free bu;.eleganrrUl,' crovad H with a haTmsoms residence, ft good' barn and water works, together with other buildings. Ths property is ds lamaa-ed to tha extant of about five acres, it is said, ny tne u. ft. & N. road, whlchbroa.es the farm. taking up about tnat mucn iana wun to uss In conduotlng a vigorous sticker to pleoes ; sometimes I suffered so mucb couiq nor wunaraw unoer ine w. M T K.- T.t. n- T!,. at WgsiU lrVT IMV wise AMS a iAaa campaign. The county auditor told them that It aoomed ftathomh I could not live. because ths official ballots were printed, nam vefiretabla Compound and now 1 the lev and even if they oould. it was too late, European plan. flection Returns1 by Special Leased Postal Wire ' Will be read in the grill . and posted in hotel lobby election1 nignt, Novem ber 3. for the benefit of our patrona. W. SWETLAND. Manager - Thev are now going to do as well ti llUli(raiMmi Vnn.a.1. they can with the regular ticket, ami I . " . . I T ,1Z ' fTLCT 71 1,1.-1 alao will cut in as much as they can l - s " w atralrht street I ine capiiot ouiiuina, in vity nui, . i Ined with Its one-story house, esch with I national nnlveralty, tha postofflce, the ere tha mnrllu ministry 01 foreign ariaira, ine cainea- It In the afternoon to watch the pano-1 ral and tha archeplsoopsl palace. Emli f. Herman, the I cannot say enough for your ft d vice i rama of atreet life and Indulge them-1 There. Is also the stock exchange. That selves in sentimental day dreams. I Institution hasn't ft building, as yet. Straight ahead, high on a Kill where ("but the brokers feather under tha onoe stood the nobis brome statue of I branches of a great tree, and there ths Gusman Blanco, tha rearanarator of I hull, and the bears Pretend to battle venesueia. now rower the mam nrant with naxh other while tnev anear me military college erected by tha "restorer' I lambs. It Is lust like Wall atreet a or venesueia. Clprtano Castro. It Is a I century ago. when tne New rorg mere detail that the building is over I brokers met under the old buttonwood wo years old. and that the college tiaa tru at tha notnt where J. Pleroont never been opened. Castro needed the I Mnrran now has hia office. money for something slse. I In the center of the Plana Bolivar Is A Church That Za ft Joks. I the heroic equestrian statue of Simon .v.. .v.. ,x t. I Bolivar, the great liberator. The statue rlth stickers. candidate for congress from this dis trict, is ths leader or the movement. 6EYERB WINTER PRESAGED Mrs. Wallace Wilson. Thomnson. ;ii- r . a r t I Txuej, uuiuj- wnten w mis. nxuLaam : THE CORNELIUS 'The Houae of Welcome" ' CORNER PARK AND ALDER j . . . -. . Headquarters ' Portland's Bon Ton Transient Hotel Is a hideous yellow church of nonde script architecture.. It is a monument td another Venezuelan dictator,. General ureapo, wno aiea in cattle or la a freak codv of that of Andrew Jackson, which stands In front of the White House In Washington, the horse miraculously balancing hi limself on his KnnA.ln I miraCUlUUBlf Lrn-iaHlv Ilia. ii.uio.sai vi, ... Cn"., hind legs without frightening the'bold Wire nilil VM that If her hnaKsn over! iiuor in iuo .co.i. Xatllated Monuments. On one side of the pedestal some words have been chiselled away. It is tha blank which proclaims even louder than did the Inscription : that the statue was "erected by the Illustrious Ameri- luxuriant and Impenetrable jungles of . tropical Vegetation, then, 'rising to the temperate . cone, .the willows and, the maples. . : And all of the time winding and wlnd - Inr - In - tho slow ascent . of the great mountain.-. 'From one point one may see five levels of the railroad below him. A man at ft point ' six - and a half miles from Xa Guayra, can converse in ordi nary voice with another man 10 miles from La Guayra, so closely folded are some of the great loops of this serpent came to the presidency sbe would build a church. His ambitions wers realized, j ana no nunc tne cnurcn to please her, using, of course, the arovernment funds. A friend of Crespo's.was given the con tract and ths church actual ly cost about nhf.Vei,0-Gusman Blanco." The same blank ite.eS5-I5," tli 1hiih.6tm,lr-k; Is to be found on nearly every status . m hiii ,riv . Z.m -kItt m the city, one of tne bronze taoieis i-VlarKlLSffii Jff-iSK; on the peestal of the George Washing- If1l1f AVAf thft I "' V. a - . " V" mobfl. destroyed every one or tnese in- tion and services are not held In It, lot the name Jefferson Davis from Cabin John Bridge In Washington serves to remind every visitor to the American capital of the half-fopgotten fact that Jefferson Davis was once sec retary of war of tne united states. Perfect Climate. Interesting as are the public ' bulld- (ra but then, didn't Mrs., Creupo keep her pious vowT And didn't her. husband's irienas get tne contracts? On tbs riasa Bolivar, V Taking one of the many , coaches and quieting the yells from the hundred cabmen, one is driven atralrht to tha hotel Kllndt,' on the Plaza Bolivar, I ings, the statues, the churches and the which Is the heart of the city. From parks, the very best thing of all Is the ins rinna. mo ivar tne cltv ls laid out climate, vor in Caracas one wears linen In four sections. Just like- Washington clothes all the year round in the day oity Is divided from the capitol. About time, and then sleepsnder two blah- thls' little .park, not half as large as kets at night. It rains In the rainy Lafayette ' sauare-' In Washinson. or nnnnn. hut the rain always comes Washington, souar. In New York,' are straight down and always falls early in grouped the principal buildings of the I the afternoon, during the hour of the capital. " : siesta. There is no malaria, the . per- Thera is the Casa Amur HI a fflnnnlah I fact natural dralnaare Insures rood sanl- for "Yellow He-use"), which Is the of- tarv conditions, and the weather is al- fi.-ial residence of the president of the ways fine. There hasn't been a very republic. It taker its name from the hot day nor a very cold night In Cara- co lor of Its r;mn t. as does the White can in it n 8B0 vears. But the people House In VI "BHl ington. Then there is I that is another story. Bivalves Forfnd at TJnuenal Depth on -- Sea Boach. United Pra Laaaad Wlre. Aberdeen, Wash., Oct 11. A report comes from Westport that the clams which axe being dug on the seabaach lor tne clam cannorles there and at FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia XL Plnk- ireat5rJpt"hanWuaTawhoh eld tam' "Vegetable Oompound, made to be an indication of an unusually so- from roots and herbs, has been the vers winter. .. standard remedy for female ills. closa to the -surface.' and one thrust of and has positively cured thousands oi light Now they have worked down as WHOpve D6en tTOUt)ledrttll much as two feet into the sandand I displacements, inflammation, ulcera-1 the men who dig them often wsuAnvuo. truy uwukjuu lij . r I I waa au run down, nervous, and for' the Travehnsr Publici Euronean Plan. Sinirle tl M could not rest nights.' Doctors failed and up, .Double $2 and up: Our Free Omnibus Meets i I C. W. CORNELIUS N. K. CLARKE Proprietor ' ; '-' Manager ' to help me, Lydia. E. Pinkham'a Vege- All Trains. table ijomponna restorea me to nerlect neftitn." . . .'"-... k 'Mm. !l mum PORTLAND ODttuned. tne men who dig make from $7 to $8 a night MEMBER EIGHTY-THREE Waldport Commercial Club Joins De velopment League. Sirs. Plnkham invites all sick I women to write her for advice. 8he- has irnided thousands to health. Address, Lynsu iuaaa. : PORTLAND, OR. Xnropean mast ' Modern . Btestanraat. ' o"aTjrigi.iJoar apTAama Hsadqnartsra 'far Tonrlstp and Com. marclal Travelers. Special rstesras.de to fsmilies snd alngle gentlemen. The management will be pleased. at all times to show rooms and ' -glvs prices. . A modern Turkish bath es tablishment In tbs hotel. B. o. Bowers, txgt. fSDecUl Dlmatch t Th. Jonm.t i tnis wui greatly lessen tne motion Tcr-lrm-. rw r rr-. nr.,. . h,lw.An t V. a. ..rrt.rl mnA ahlnn.rM' In , cuu uu. w i . . v ... a l . 1 . ii nam in 1 1 . . . . - - - - . . r - commercial ciud nas ooinea tne orernn crijcti n. Lgue ana is t i the league, claims for damages to I Development league and la the eirhtv- i freight. How important this item Is iitiiTi riieuiuer oi ine leagu F. Keady is president of th William sppearn from the fact that In 1907 the ?.'''" ' " . .ii-. ' e :rr.'. W A ID) iU-LL STEADY GROWTH PROVES ITS VALUE ana ranic u. waiter is secretary. At a meeting Monday evening considerable advertising matter was placed at the disposal of Its members. Lincoln coun ty oooKiets, leaflets and folders, giving Information regarding the countv and picturing some of the principal points of interest, are ready for distribution. Through the efforts of the club, a quar ter block on the water front has been donated for the Olmsted sanitarium. DEDICATE NEW CHURCH e local club I 1 1 principal roaas in me irunx una territory paia out ft lotai or o,oo,it Special Train Will Be Run to Wren Sunday. (SpeeUI PLpatch to The JonraaM Philomath. Or., Oct 81. The Liberal UnlUd. Brethren will dedicate a new church at Wren Sunday. A special gos pel train will be run on the C. E. railroad. The site of the ihnn.h where the only United Brethren church in the county was located in an early for loss and damage claims. , In order to enforce the use of the new form of bill of lading the railroads will make the acceptance of the new form a condition of accepting freight at published, rates. . A provision has been agreed" upon whereby shippers having a supply or tna oia rorms on hand may use them until December 1 providing the new regulations are stamped thereon, imo . nrTTTT nm a ttjit . SHED BE POISONED (rotted Praui' Leaied Wlra.l New York. Oct !. That Mrs, How ard Gould feared that ft ; plot to poison her had been perfected and was afraid of Robert Trotter, who was employed jSj '.7jWm' 6 esaal 41 aam4, aaffl WSSMl 9 - MIWfMWm XlxrSBTX OTT WASKZirOTOir ST. Portland's Only Roof Garden - Amarloan Bates to FamUleti and Jroropeaa One Bns Masts AJ1 Traina Sample Bnltss. with Baths.' tot Travsling Men at Castle Gould, is the latest sensation he church has owned the plot of tha divorce proceedings of New York's und for more than 60 years, a I smart set. The testimony came - out Jay. Tl ground for more than 60 years. A EiruiiK Bociet a very fine Bishop Bell of California will he nr... ent next Sunday. Rev. Beeler of Cor vallls, is the pastor. , y nas been organized and building has been erected. late yesterday, and it was announced that runner questions wouia do asuea along that line, stand when the testimony waa adduoed. Elijah W. Sell s Was on the witness VALUABLE ALDER TIMBER sympathized the millionaire's wife had often ex Sells savs he sympathized with Mrs. Oould and wanted to help her. He said The very fact that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has been able to satisfy the public demand for ra 'reliable home remedy for 55 years stamps it at once a very superior medicinee During those years it has established such a record that today it is generally acknowledged to be the leader of its class You'll make no mistake inkeeping a bottle of the famous 9S STOMACH BITTERS '4- alvvas in the house for some member of the family is apt .to be taken with a sudden spell of Stomach or Bowel trouble It not only gives prompt relief but prevents Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Biliousness, Insomnia, Colds, .Grippe and Malaria, Fever and Ague. Here s voluntary, convincing proof: Lincoln Comity Has One o Largest Stands in World. , (Special Dispatch to The Journal.! w.arapqri, ur Oct. Sl. ty has one of the lara-eat timber in the world. This timber has been mainly used for piling and fuel. There has been much speculation., how ever, as to Its manufacturing value, and various experimenta ha ve hear. mnd'e Lately it has been found available for powaer i In makin high as ressed fear that several persons were i a plot to poison her, and she was al ways careful about wnat sne ate ana a plot to pi drank for- that reason Ths name of Dustm TUB HOTEL IBISOX Portland's new" and most modemly furnished hotel,' Third and Main streets. Special rates to permanent guests for the - winter. Free bus to and from trains. Excellent cuisine. Telephone in every room. , Private baths. - - '.... : BrBOBajr nut, f 1 to IS.50 Per Py. : AMXBZOAaTnVa.1T. : $2.S0 to 4 e Bay. O. M. SPBNCBRi Manager f 1? A 2 Ad n I " .: n aWiitfrLtij. . It -ZJJiT- Fasjnum, the 81 Lincoln coun- sctor. was brought Into the divorce suit st stands A slder r th8 flrsttlme yesterday. The wlt ThTtim hr hai ness testified that In September, 1906, Large mills pay as per ton for It With such a Quantity of desirable timber close, to raai una water, a new enterprise is ex pected to be brought ino this county. UXIO.V GOOD ROADS when Farnuuro was playing "The Vir ginian." at Boston, Airs, uouia went out frequently wltn mm. . . MIms Bells, daurhter of E. W. Sells. testified tnat sne rememoerea ine inci with Mrs. Oould on several occasions. but always In company with othera. . wder manufactura. aa alder la nr- dents, and said she had seen Farnum g cnarcoai. 112 Eastern beef served for all steaks and roasts at the Perkins Hotel Grill. Note ths difference. .-: Enthusiastic Leaxrue Is Formed at La Grande . J (flpaetal DUpatch to The JoornaL) 7. a.,iuv, VJI. uvi. a. , 11B mwnA roads convention In this city haa been brought to a close, and it is safe to pre dict that the effects of the meeting will linger long. With the Union County Good Roads league, formed for th pur pose of gaining petitioners to the coun ty court for road appropriations, ths highways of the valley will show a dt elded benefit, as the result of the hlghl highways of the valley will show a de ed benefit, as the result of the hirhlv enthusiastic convention In the Elks hall. A feature of the coaventioa waa Lha appointment of vice-presidents to repre sent different parts of tha county. STOCKYARDS COMPLETED. Leaves Railroad Carpenter Cans Cliffs for Roosevelt. (flperlt! Dl.patch to Tha JonrBil.) Cliffs. Wash.. Oct tl. Charles J. Toung and hia force of men have com pleted the eight-pen stockyards at this tace and have moved to Roosevelt to ulld a two-pen yard. The yards here are built large enough to accommodate en entire tralnload of stock at one time, having sufficient feeding racks and wa tering troughs in connection. The mam moth track srales are being installed near the yards, but It wilt, require sev eral weeks' time to complete the cement ra. BIGAMIST GIBSON GETS THKEE-7EARS (TTalted Press te.Md Wire. Ban Jose. CaL. Oct - :31c Albert 1 Gibson, hitherto (deemed of irreproach able character, waa yesterday sentenced to serve a term of three years in Fol sora prison for bigamy; Sentence was pronounced by Judge Welch after As sistant District Attorney Bridges and Gibron's counsel had asked lenfcncy In view of Gibson's past good reputation. Gibson confessed that lie bad married Miss Grace B. Murry of Ban Jose while he had a wife still living rrora whom he bad not been divorced. Take your "wife and sweUiesrts to the rerklns Grill for Sunday .Pinner. Knabe pianos, the Wiley B. Allen Co. THE DANM00RE ' Portlands New HoteL 475 , Washington. . corner 14th, opp. Belli Tbsatre, . European Ylaa f 1.00 and Up. - Bus meets all trains. DAN J. MOORE. Proprietor.' Hotel Moore Clatsop Beaoa, Sea side, or. open au year., ror uxor- matloa apply ftt.Tne Banmoc. . CAUIFORrSIA.- HOTELS CAXXTOBBX. KOTXX. Bangor, Wis. John' Eleson writes "I could not pet along' without yourv Hostet ter.s Stomach Bitters in my house. I find it excellent.? Bear Lake, Mich. . Mr. Griswold writes Your never failing remedy for stomach trouble -and general debility is always kept in my home." 1 NEW BILL OF LADDTG IX TEBRIT0RY HVST (Special (Mepata The iewaaLI ! Chicago, Oct II. The uniform bill of lading, which has beea nnder lls- eussloa by leading associations of bus- 1 laeaw men. shippers and others for the' past three years snd which daring that time hs been carefully considered by' the railroad., wiil I put Into operation the flrat of th wk by all rf the 4l( roads lo tk ffic1al cbu.lfiratina. terrttorr. extending went to the kiUtsis sippt and oooth to the Ohio river. Tb terms of the tew biil of lading, dtTr.lr, th carriers reapon.Sblitty to te e(.1prer tn c of dam.ra or loea. 11 la th Urlief f to raiiroaZs tkat I STEWART SAN FRANCISCO GEART STREET ABOVE URICI SQUARE JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST; FRARCIS EUROPEAN PLAI SI.SO A CAT CP AIEEICAI FlAI UOO ACAT UP J"A nit tfmlevi kotsL St til vA IHck ttraclari. f srsltlivl tl I test if $150,030. Erirt comfert ibI lOBiiHr. net, Oi tir lines trutfirrlflf ( iO farts cf cRf. CmilbBi miiU ia tri'M n ttucirt. J If in viirl ceBforL lonilmi nl Inirj it fir; ttitnit'i pries. tea n tlii nitot HOTEL 5TEVMRT Hotel St Francis SAN FRANCISCO This hostelry possesses all the best features of the world's finest caravansaries, and has added manv Ideas to the aum of hotel happi ness. ' ' ." ' ' It has Introduced to v Pacific Coast "Hoteldom the ' Electric Cili. Pneumatic Tube Servicci Magnets Clock Syetem and. today represents the farthest advance of science in hotel service in America. Rates European, from $2 upward Under the management of , JAMES WOODS .,.' -HOTEL AUDUBON . .. . trs euis strsn, ( SAaT rBAJTCiaOO, CAX a Srat-rlasa. nulet home hotel . peaa plan. Centrally located, theatres snd shopping district , tl up. Reduction by ths weak. L. H. McClure. proprietor. Euro- Naar B.ts Urm. Royal House, San Francisco . yotitt ftaa XowarS Sta. ' AD owMlde'rooma, staam beat boj and eold wat, e to tl Pr y. Weakly fe.Cf. Fourth stroet ears direct ffcfeS Third- strt depot From prry. HowrfrirtriM-l-rs direct F. i. Tni-plt proprletce. FAIRMONT H O' T E. V SAN FRANCISCO Scenic Hotel of the Worid OvtHooks San Fnndsco Bay and Gty ; flvelWinutei Ride from Ferriei - SCO rooms. Every room has bath Hate alnsl room and bath tOJUL tSJM. t3 M. $4.00. S4JM. tSM. $7.00. llO.OD. -. Iwu tea fUl.US, fixou, S1&.0U, W4JM aaa a p. Mi&aBsaa Palace Hotel Company BB WZSB AJTB STOP AT - Hotel-Von Dorn: Stl Turk st. when you-visit ' sab rBurcxsoow . . 1 in reproof rtl pnon and bath. Ft Ml I rram. steam beat. Katea ti b. European. Mi Ferry depot take any Market st r. Oat eff at Jen st K. J. Vtt. Mgr. Frd. WoUenbrg Mag 8rhu;hfr Leo Ixbcabaaia Aa,mald Onl- sU aaa a rwar- aatd la aeUe Dtau. fjotel Hormandie Setter as! Cou.b SU. Son Francisco IT-inntlv th beat and fwt wptowa roteL convenient t tate aJ shor-s; Hi brisht, tichlT fornlahed mmi frwm tit vr. wltk bats lift t II ii. riiftee. parlor, bedrwotn aad bat. M M ap. . Jl a. ericas plan, ti t av tooaeixial aamk rooms, , .