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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO, MARCH . 21. 1003. u. j in.. ,i i..., 4-. . ,. . -U.JJ ajijft.- RUSH ORDER Qfi HIM CLUO 10 EXHIBIT HORIt NEW FIXTURES OF CABINET PATTERN INSTALLED IN BEN SELLING STORE PFiininnii iiiif I LIIULL I Ull LIIIU y i. ; Work on Electric Out y. Wajla Walla to Start in : v the Near Future. Makes Fourteenth1 Annual Showing of Art Plioto graphs This Week. r i . . '. ' ; , , ' '..,' ,, ',.,,. ' " '' "' ' Walla Wall. March SO.Develop. tnents In traction Unit ar comlrtf so , iniuK ana tbsi inn pnn in mv . Walla valley that It hard to tell Jus what tia .tiihm at affairs la at iraant The latest development la, however, the transfer of the holdlnss of the Wall ; 'Walla ft Columbia Traction- company from the oompany Of farmer to eastern . capltajlsta, with whom a deal wa made yesterday. whereDy all itie sw:. iuo viarYii nf wav ink-en over. - - Tr. 'N. . O. Hlalock, president of ths farmer' company, . coniuinmiMi mi ,1 tha atatamant that the road had changed hands and would ba hereafter nuncii hu tha ran I i a lie t a. whoae names. . he says,, be la. not at liberty to give the , , puhllo at prt-lnnt. The property of the onmnaniT nnnalnts mostlV Of TiShfOf rway deeds, which have been granted .,fr-efy by all or whom they were asked. The road aa at present planned by the new company, will rU"rom- Dayton to Wallula. with head offices and ahops In Walla Walla..' The new oompany claims to hava the baoklna- of $5,000,000 of real " money, and Ha Intention la to atart work ..... on the line at onoe. t ,V Other Traction . v ' In the meantime, tha Wall Walla . Valley Traction oompany, which aireaay ' naa a 14 mile inierurpun line, nlna- an- antanalon un Russel creek to warda the Blue mountains. Tha farmer; . In .that vicinity have raised a, 126,000 f, bonua for the road, and that it -WlU M - Dum is almost crrininij. - Tha fnlumhla nA Walla Walla TrSC 'tlon company, represented In thla city by W. 8. Mathlaa and Chief Engineer C. . ; W. II. Bansom. la planning a road from WMlula to Pendleton, by tha way of Walla Wall, and admits that construc tion la soon to begin. The company is believed to backed by tha noruiern ' ?Aif fctl of th Washington and Orearon company, Whoae plana wera ae valnniut la fall and which Obtained franchise from the city after a bitter fight, raid yesterday that work on the road would Degm ae soon aa m w.lih would permit,, .ana max con,inuii : would be ruahed. The road ja planned , to run from thla city to. Pendleton, and possibly to other eaatern Oregon poiui if AXDI "SILENCER" THE THUG'S FRIEND Plttabu'rg. Irfarch JO. TTaera" of ttie Maxim gun eilencer. had better Keep away from Pittsburg. The "silencer" is not to b permitted to do bualneaa .- nerj Tne ponce oepiriraoni ii " ready taken action, and peraona found in possession of a gun with the new ae t vlci attached will be sent aa far the law will permit them to be aent The matter was brought to the notice of the police department by a cltisen, " 'who . pointed, out ... the almost unlimited opportunities for crime presented in the .-use of the "alleneer," . f Superintendent of Police Thomas A. McQuaHde aald: ' '"','r"V w 1 . '. "There la no question In' my mind but , that the use of the 'silencer' will prove disastrous to the peace of every city where precautions agalnat its-us ar not talten. With a 'alleneer1 attached te nia revolver thug or murderer could mianA inn fot iwiv from his victim. shoot him, and then make his .escape, thnnt fi.ii tr nrerrion. a revolver excepi w inunmiw w"- trtana-i- The - rliikotahoOtln:-'i ... too irreat: the discharge or tne weapon many people. But witn-tne suenocr iu its r i f ' ' a a . .. a ' , . ' ' i' I - I . 1 " 2 I i f J . it-, " i! -..-"- ,.....-- v v.:, i . , i- e tier' .. , j ,-7. f ffl h 1 :m r i ;rrt I.I ' -" . ? ..;"t'-' I ! I , I MY , - P I -A ? : - - I I p i f f , S f ! "! ; ; .. - iV'vA . f i.l V. -i , I . V .,t I f I . - V,S I x , . . 1 . it - j v . ....... ' , ; . , . .... ...... .... . ., Beginning tomorrow afternoon and lasting all thla , week, both afternoon and evening, the Camera club will hold its fourteenth annual exhibition of prlnta at Sherman-Clay" Btelnway hall. Morrison 'and Slstb street. Tha e blbltlon thla year, will be partlouUrly Interesting. mM not alone will it show the many ptiaaea of life and scenery which are alwaya ao attractive to art lovera, but' It tntroducea . the most ad vanced printing mediums, carbona and . m tHchromatea aeem to predominate in . la year' exhibition. The wonderf ul effects these produce in the transfer of tha Image from the plate la at the preaent day a marvel, even to tha well advanced photograph worker. Several art atudlea on canvaa sup ports and color work will also be on exhibition. -The subjects will Include all classes of life and acenery. Being1 competitive, the rivalry for honors Is quite keen In each clasa. Tne juua cup wmcn ib swaraea tor the beat general exhibit comprising landscape, marine, portrait, still i Ufa. :nre and animal study must be won' hree tlmea before It passes to the permanent proprietorship of any mem ber. ia this year an object of areat In terest. There xe several ' entries for this prise. There are alao prlaea for landscape, marine, genre, portrait and flower studies for which there are sev- . eral entries. ;- v ' " " It la expocted there will be from 150 to 100 frames hung- and Judging from -the great Interest shown and the past exhibitions of this popular club, a very Interesting week Is looked for. There will be no admission and cata logues will be free to visitors. - "BIO BILL," BULLY 0F; A ZOO, IS WHIPPED - k ' . .. : ' New Tork, March. SO. Ths bullying reign, of "Big -Hill," the enormous griz xly, that lorded it over three companion Alaskan bears at the Bronx soo for six months has come to an end. ; "Big Bill" and the Alftekans," which are brown beara. occupied the largest cage e.t the soo. .The Alaskans were put into the cage six months ago. They were younr and small. "Hia- Bill'' at once asserted his supremacy. But the Alaskans nave grown greatly. . Thev were fed at half Daat two In the afternoon. A particularly large "and tempting fish fell-midway between "Big Bill'.' and one of the Alaskans., The lat ter leaped for It He put one Immense paw on half ' the flab nd the Alaskan 'n9 Rlll'a" IVU rlld For " a second into those of the Alaskan, and what he read there iiy rise to his hina lens.- The Alaskan did the same, and In a mln- nrtka too much noise m6. attracts too .. . 1. n -mwit h, ha all anrtAr In many r . 1. . m b, thla wnnM ha dlffeaent. . xroO-.talHa uti hie men have been instructed to be vigilant- in aearchlng t users of the new contrivance. The penalty Imposed by ths Pennsylvania law is up to & year's imprisonment and a heavy Une. At preaent persons caught carrying concealed weappna are Usually disposed of with a short sentence to jail of the .workhouse. ' ''DON'T MARRY," SAYS ' OLDEST OLD 3IAID ' T.vnn Xfnaa March JO.-"If VO t live long and dl happy, don't get married. Take this advice from tne, ths oldest maid in tho country." 7 . Aunt Phoebe Wade, celebrating her 12d birthday, gave this advico to a a-raiin n school teachers who called. Explaining why- she, had never mar ried she said that when her mother died she promised her that she would look a iter ner lamer hwj. t uu w died t was rather., a-back number, you see." aha remarked. , i Miss Wadarwaa born in Wadesville, vNova Scotia. She has lived during ths Bdmlnistratlon of ever preBldentex- Vrept Washington ana Adams, ana is in possession ut. b,ii hw Anuuwvo repf sight. , She has been blind th re years. -i : . ' ... -; .. ... Fres Deaf nets On, . i A remarkable offer by. on of th leading ear specialists in this country. WHO Will BOIlt 1WV 1HW1. ..." waw.u..,v rove nts sdiiitt to enreruear- Catarrh; Ad- free to prove hla ability to cure-Deaf mii -. . tiaait Nfllmn and Catarrh: Ad dress Dr. O. M. Branaman, 124 Bast 12th Kansas city, mo. at On of ths very finest examples of th cabinet system In clothing stores establishment at Morrison and Fourth streets. As shown in th cut there is a double row of cabinets, one above the has been Installed JnthBea0e.!nfiojther example of the massive cabinets which occupy th center of th main floor is to be seen in th foreground.' Next to counters and closed hat cabinets, while against the west wall of the expansive salesroom stands the fur th. ,.,t aiaia . A v., nishing goods cabinets, which match industry was the order of Air. jSellinjE thacentereialsda-ffi throughout, of solid oak and French plate; represent an expense of a small ioriune. a ieatur appreciated bv home tradesmen. ute had. sunk his teeth In "Blsr Bill's" shaggy throat. 1 They rolled into i the big pool. Then they loosened grip .and clambered out; -The Alaskan, from be ing timid and shrinking, was now full or rignt, ana ne new at me gnzstiy again. For 25 minutes they clawed and bit and growled -,- r Finally Keepera Ferguson and Stacey broke into the bear olt armed with pick axe handles, and a few vigorous trmm drove tn Aiasaan one way ana grlzxly another. ' "Big Bill" was thoroughly licked.: The keepers say th bears will get along ail right now. . , mps the Daily and Sunday Journal, 15c a week to any point. f Wtoeni ffliiie Lastt Wordl. Has Beem SpoBseim! There "will be would-be investors ltmpta around to this office with hearts full of trouble and mourning because they did not take advanto o the opportunity to Send Out lO Cents and Have It Return With a Dollar As Its Companion. ; . ' YOU CAN SMILEl :WIID ISIPUfflTV r ri . I. a s ' Great numbers have bought these shares since put upon the market for the purpose, of raising money; to pay Fairbanks, Morse & Co. for the quartz mill the firm is to put up for us at our mines near Murray, Idaho, yet we have a consider able block unsold, and conscientiously believe that each of these 10-cent shares will' earn its owner a dollar per. year for a quarter of a century. , IF THE PEOPLE... ONLY- KNEWr-THAT - WE-HAVE -A -DEVELOPED PROPERTY AND NOT A PROSPECT, THIS SALE WOULD ' CLOSE BEFORE NOOJJ TOMORROW.. A thousand families, we verily believe, could live in luxury all their days and their children a generation after them, from the products of the POTICIE MINES. Just a few more buyers with $100 each would take all we have to sell, the mill would be installed, arid T - Portland who ought to buy these shares, tand would, if they believed what we print in these advertisements. Now that Oregon has a rigid law prohibiting er roneous statements in such announcements, it really seems that we have a right to be believed," but to casf aH suspicion aside we offer now, as we, have before, to pay .all railroad fares', hotel bills and other necessary expenses ' oFany 'person buving 20Q0 or more shares of this stock who wijrytigurjjroperty and inspect it if he xioes;-TiotindtharwiTiaye . slaielHe'truth'cbncerhing it in the newspapers of Jthls city. Yes, and he may retain his stock. The Bunker Hill & Sullivan mine at4 Wrdner has paid $1080,000 ip dividends since' it has been running, and the I. property could not be bought now for marfy million dollars. We are not far from this great bonanza, and every condition points to us as THE BUNKER HILL & SULLIVAN OF OUR COEUR D'ALENES! SECTION OF THE A STREAM OF MONEY WOULD SOON B FLOWING FROM ROCKY lILL BACK INTO THE POCKETS OF THESE ; WISE STOCKHOLDERS. OUR . ahM wart waaJ ..tk tft la ' ,l.lr. hiiaft.ua l .mi w tutt. ,M Ka A I If titer la anything ths matter with yours, come and let ne examine them i and w will put them tn prooer condi tion for you, arrest decay, should titer oe any, ana maa your tetn permanent ly pretty and healthy. We are expert rentlsta, but not eapert chargers. Our charges are very reasonable. ' ' -a.r -rrrTD ruiinr ...to fl.U M BVkMaJ.la VftllkM. . 1 aSa AAaa. Oold Crowns .. SS.00 et of Teeth .....S5.00 up Brlilra work a BBecIaltv. ' AD Vox k amaraatsed fer Tea Tear. CHICAGO PAINLESS DENTISTS sav WAJiacnroros rr, cob. stx. fbooe Mala III . Orftc I!ora, I l n. u I p. m.: Su sUje frora I tt L Ldy attesdaaL More men have' become rich in mining than by any other human occupation. The precious metals in the ground are more sought, for than any-other of the earth's products arid the market never is glutted by gold or silver.' -All this is well knowato everybody, the only problem being how to become possessed of the 'wealth that" is natural -onlylo the depths of the earth. . ,7 WE HAVE SOLVED THE PROBLEM IN THESE POTICIE MINES f. -rr-We-have opened the gates to the people, and have invited all who will to come in as partners, on the ground floor, and SHARE IN THE- PROFITS OF WHAT AVE FEEL SURE IS TO BE ONE OF THE RICHEST MINES IN THE GREAT COEUR D'ALENE MINING REGION, : There are-people in And the time to get in on this property on these terms is nowl One of these days this stock will be taken off the'markt in a. flash. Then the procrastinator-will reflect on his lost opportunity. But it will be too late. The man who had enter prise and courage; perhaps his next door neighbor will flourish, and he will plod along as before. This has been the history of humanity since the beginning of time. It will likely continue until the world shall end. WE HAVE 12 CLAIMS, AND EACH A JEWEL BOX OF WEALTH - -rr --rT-.. J THIS WE KNOW, - Because we have driven tunnels into the ore, and found in each as rich quartz as that we have been exhibiting in Portland, and now have in our office, on the second floor of the Raleigh building, Sixth and -Washington, And when ce KNOWl! we have thcore ABUNDANCE OF IT we are glad to offer this opportunity tothers -to join usinroviding the mili-tox tract the mineral from the rockrand also glad that t-e may feel safe in assuring all investors most remarkable profits oil every tsharcJf stock they buy. . "'yz'j'. - omem a sxmscrrma. F. X AUaTTOT Prestdejit and Trrassrar Portlasxl. Or. XfOim JUIU Hecreury ' PortUnd. Or. roxjr U Xn View President Delta. Idaho. 01m nurxon xs.kxxv sggo Room 3, Ralclflh Building, Sixth and Washington '-Streets, Portland, Orcfjon TieF
