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THE OREGON" DAILY JOURNAL. rORTLANP. THURSDAY PRINCE GEORGE ASA MARPLOT PEIIDIEIOII 111 HAVE IIEl'l DEPOT " v - ' t EVENINO. APRIL I. 190D. M uj.-i..ju j. li -JJ - ias H .i - - -1 - ! .J ! I I Plflll CAR 1IIIE OVER HEIGHTS i i i . ' . . . - . D. Kcasey Asks County for Franchise Along Barnes Koad. '' - FORCES AGENT TO DISGORGE :", Council ! Grants Concessions : and Work Will Start i i nVithin30Days;: . r rendition.' On, April l.Ta Agent 'Morrow of tbe O. It A N. announced at the city council meeting last night that the railroad company would be gin work within SO daya on an up-to-dat depot at Pendleton. Tha atinounoe . Jiiont followed tlie paawira of tha coun cll'a resolution granting tha "railroad company tha right to construct tracks across Aura and Lllleth streets. announcement on tha part of Morrow mean tha withdrawal of tha former ultimatum of tha railroad com panv. Tha appropriation for tha new rendition Vptt liad been allowed for over two years oy n riinu i flrlala and numeroua announcementa re ' . sardlng the commencement of work nava been made. . . n mnKa An. hnwever. - tha ' O. R. N. offlclale stated that they would not bund a aepoi jim i""?"' - council would cloao AuVa and Lllleth - - - i,m Umv mfniiM hu vi mora . vviTTiif mw im . - .' " - - " ' room for -yarda. Because of the re- monatrancea o property noiaera tna council refuaad to do thle. Nothing - . ni tk mtr f 11 n. til tha announcement laat night, that tna rauroaa rompany mu irtuiim.i.u 'and' construction work . would be be- v In appnarance the new depot will re- r vlValta. -. - STABS AGENT OF BOVERIIfJEHT J. J. Cusack's Motive Ke- yenge Says A. J. Nichols, . Ilis Victim.. ' Deelre for revenge becauaa of teetl mony riven against hlnrln land fraud raaea la tha reaaon ascribed by A. J. Nlchola. government agent, for tha aa aault made upon him laat night with a fcnife by Jr J. Cusack. a timber cruiser. Tha row occurred In a a&loon at tha ' corner of Second and Morrlaon. "Cuaack baa been following ma about for months," aald Nichols thla morn ing. "lat night I had taken a friend to find a man Prank Jennings, and was In tha aaloon when Cuaack entered. He asked me Brat If I wanted to fight. Then Billy Simmons, a, candy vender, came into tha ealoon. Cusack anatched tha knife from Blmmons' . tray and atruck at tna. Throwing up my arm to -ward of the blow, tha knife cut deep gash In my hand." - . - . Cusack -.was arrested and put tinder $1000 bonds . for bis appearance for ' trial , JUDGE AT OAKLAND COLLAPSES IK COUBT (TTnltud Pre Leased Wlre. ' " v Oakland. CaJ.. April 1. Judge W. H. Westa eollapaed on th bench fn the au ' parlor court thla morning; aa the result t.of overwork while In a. debilitated con dition following a aevere attack of Krip from which be had not fully re covered. Judge Waste waa unable even u. j j -- m.nA awaiM Yi. had nAAfl removed to him chamber and physiciOBe - a . a Uarala tnti H nilAt .A him . casa on trial until April 1J. . ;'. Judga Waste has been peeppyipg the bench during tha present "week agalnst t he advice of his phyVcftui.. brha court alendara are congSHed. and Judge Weitt insisted on repsJfig his portion of the court work, ''feat night hla phy aicians urged that Bk dlsqpaatuie btf work but he inalsted on gokift'Kf cCMirl t his morning to continue thAntraJ'Of tk rase of Herman Wleaenfeld agalnat the Imperial Match factory, which had been going on before him for two daya and waa to resume today. .' - . His condition is regarded aa aerioua. though not critical, but hla phyelclana will Insist on hla taking a vacation of several week at least In thlainslet- ence tha otner euperior ludgea and at torneys of tha county will join. , . CHINESE WEDS WHITE W03IAIN3lUNITOBA (Cnltd Pre Ied Wlri.1 , , Vancouver, B. C, April 'l.i A special from Portage 1a Prairie, Manitoba, aava: Chan Sing, a Chinese restaurant proprietor, and Nellie Elliott of Melford, Basic, were married yeaterday after a long courtahlp. The couple met In a hotel where they were working several years ago. Chan came to Canada and waa followed by, hla brlda to be. They made arrangement for the wedding ' hera a week ago. Chan la well to do. Mra. Chan la well educated and attrac tive. Rev. Nlcholaon of the Baptist church officiated at the wedding. Heavyweight Johnson Fined. irjnltod Prf Lnwd Wlre.r t New York, April 1. Jack Johnson, the black heavyweight champion prise fighter, waa fined 208 here today on the' charge of attempting a etatutory offense, on complaint of Amy Douglas, a mulatto woman. The big negro an- jieared In the courtroom with confi dence that bordered on effrontery and paid tha fina with a great assumption of gusto, taking the bills from a large roll of currency. There waa a marked difference In the attitude of the people . in the street and about tha courtroom toward tha negro, aa compared with his I'eoeptlon on his arrival bera, but he apparent!? waa oblivious to it A1 ' With a view to the possible granting of a franchise for a atreetcar Una exten alon on tha Bar nee road,' paat the pres ent terminus at tha city park and thence up on the heights, County Commission era Barnes and Ughlner thla morning Inspected the line of tha proposed route. The promoter of the extension la IJ. R. Keaaey. who haa extensive rest ea tata Interesta that ha desfrea to bene fit by a new line. Aa planned It would hug the creek along tha Barncn roHd for a distance of about half a mile beyond the present terminus, then leaving tha road to skirt the hills in the vicinity of what formerly waa termed Mellnda Heights. '.There probably will be no objections to a franoblne, aafeguarded In tha usual way. The building of the line will be up to Mr. lyeasey and tha-atreetcar company.-, JOSSELYN TAKES A BRIEF VACATION B, S. Joaselyn. president of the Port-J eft last night for Los Angeles, from which place ha will go to some place In California whera.no mall' or other communication can reach him. during a period of at least 10 days.. His purpose Is to take a short vacation which haa been necessitated by 111 health brought about by closa application to business. "I am going to loaf, spelled in cap itals," .said Mr. Josselyn when ha boarded the Southern Pacific train. "Whew I return I expect to be mora fit for business and to take up my du ties with renewed Interest." During Mr. Josselyn's absence the du tlea of his, of flea will be taken care of by hla assistant F. F. Barbour, and by tha vice president, F. 1. Fuller. a T03I GBAYDON'S WIFE IS GRANTED DIVORCE - San Francisco, April 1. Tha wife of Thomas H. Oraydon, the famous Har vard football player, was quietly grant ed a divorce yesterday afternoon on the ground of nonsupport. She waa- al lowed to keep her maiden name. Helen Beryle Whitney. The plaintiff la the daughter of Parker Whitney, a New York millionaire. She -ran away from a boarding school to marry Oraydon but their wedded life was never 'happy, tha husband being unable to provide for her. ." ' m " . 1 ;.. Sea ore display window. Row Jb Martin, US Washington street. Woman's Attachment Suit Brings Trust Funds Out of Safe Deposit. Fearing that her sailor admirer, to whom aha had antruated her savings of many yeara, waa about to make a -cleanup" and depart for Italy with tha coin, Sadie Lsvlne yeaterday brought ault in the circuit court for 110.000, aald to have been "received by John Parker aa her agent. Informatioa had been received by her attorney, John F. Logan.Mhat Parker had also acted In a confidential capacity-for other women in Seattle and Vancouver, and his client feared that all were to be left to grieve together. So an attachment waa placed on the aafetv deposit vaults where Parker hsd cached the money and a keeper from tha sheriff a office waa pieced In charge. Last evening the safety .deposit com- fiany offlclala were furious when they earned that a deputy sheriff- Intended to ramp In. the vault. As a result, there waa some lively scurrying, Parker In terviewed the woman who had aued him, and they reached an agreement. Just how much she received aha did not tell, but aha obtained enough to satisfy her, paid her attorney, and tha attach ment waa released."' Tbla morning tha ault was dismissed. - .- BIG STRIKE IN ALBERTA ORDERED '.'a Hill Raises Wages and Oper atives of Other Concerns Want Same Concession. f United Press Veuti Wire.) McLeod, Alberta, April 1. The Inter national Federation of Miners today or dered a strike In all the mlneef south ern Alberta, in east British Columbia, as a result of Its failure to reach an agreement with the employers on the question of a wage scale. Since Hill secured" control of the Crowa Neat Pass Coal company, he granted an Increase In wages to hla men, and the Ather op erators assert that this act of hla pre cipitated the strike. Two years ago a serious fuel famine resulted in the ad jacent provinces when these miners struck. v. '.'t - . : -: -T- 4 '3 Contumacy of One Degener ate Threatens the Peace of All Europe. ' (United PreM Lmm4 Wlre.l . Vienna. April 1. That the popularity of Crown Prince George among tha Jingoes of Servla la responsible for hla withdrawal of his letter renouncing tha sucoesslon to tha Servian throne la tha view taken of the Incident by AustrlaoJ diplomats today. ' King peter, tney aay, would gladly have atoepted tha resig nation and named hla son Alexander aa his heir, had he dared Invite tha enmity of the war party and the young er element of the Servian people, who are Inval to tha crown orlnce. The aupportera of tha king are deep ly disappointed at tna unexpeciea or vilnnmnnii ant dark hlnta are heard in Belgrade that another way will be found to rid the country of the menace of the aucceaaorenip or ma aegeneraie crown prlnca. Ilia accession to the throns would undoubtedly plunge Servla Intn civil wax and. for thla. reaaon hie enemies -are determined to get .rid Of blm. WILL HAUGHTY VICTOR DEIGN TO THEODORE? . tUslted rrsss Uisl Wlra.1 Naplee, April . l.If King Victor can persuade himself that it would not appear undignified on hla part to greet a plain American cltlsen who haa been president of 80,000,000 people, he will mssa me journey, w iiui en in nm. w meet Colonel Theodore Rooeevelt when the ship bearing him to the African hunting rieifls stops nere on us aima iterranean voyage. Victor haa ex Dressed to hla adviaers a wish to welcome Roosevelt but this desire on hla part haa Deen irownea down by the court, and an official atate ment haa been lasued at tha Quintal announcing flatly that the king and Roosevelt will not meet, at leaat not until after the tatter's return from the dark continent. Wm a Top irotoh Doer. Great deeds compel regard. Tha world crowns Its doers. That's why the Ameri can people have crowned Dr. King's New Discovery the King of Throat and Lung remedlea. Every atom In a health force. It klUs germs, and- colda and la grippe vanish. It heals cough-racked membranea and coughing stops. Sore. Inflamed bronchial tubea and lune-a are cured and hemorrhages ceaae. Dr. Geo. More, Black Jack. N. C, writes, "It cured me of lung trouble, pronounced hopeless by all doctors." 60c, $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Woodard, Clarke & Co. . r- - .. 'is itt a ffacfl -that yoia are sclEing iOregoii WoorCIott&itag?" Said One of Our Customers " is a man who can't see good In any . t-erson or thing. . It'a a habit caused by a disordered liver. If you find that you l are beginning to sea things through blue f peotHoles, treat your liver to a good Ixanlni (erblne. out process with Ballard's A sure cur for constipation. dvepepsla. Indigestion, aica neaaacne, t.iliounea. all liver, atomach and bowel roubles. fold bv PkMmore Dni Co. "rAlllnr- With a Cold. Headache, Indigestion," Brain Fag," 'Out-of-Sorts Feeling?" Orangeine (Powdert) -Wi3 "fix you up" in no time with pood "acr-efTccts." It is a-fa.ot. It is an important fact It is made more important IT.jf&r-.She reason that we are the only ready-to-wear clothiers in the : world that sell purely Oregon-grown wool suits of clothes. We prefer tp sell them because they are better than any other wool clothes manufactured anywhere else in the world. We are offer ing you a first-class, strongly made, durable Oregon Wool Suit for We wish here to repeat our former statement, that WE WILL REFUND ALL THE MONEY PAID ON A SUIT OF CLOTHES BOUGHT FROM US, MADE OF OREGON WOOL, THAT IS NOT THE BEST VALUE FOR THE PRICE EVER KNOWN IN THE NORTHWEST. We do not want you to be dissatisfied, and the strongest reason that we know why we engaged in the selling" of Oregon wool clothing is the fact that we know you won't be dissatisfied. There's none better made anywhere at any price. Special for t Saturday Only In manufacturing our Oregon wool clothing we always have a large amount of remnants remaining. This m:erial we have decided to make up into MAN TAILORED CHILDREN'S SUITS. We have enough of these remnants on hand to make up about one hundred. We are going to offer them for Friday and Saturday only at the actual cost of material and labor to make them. These children's suits will undoubtedly be the best, most serviceable ever offered in the city of Portland at any price. The price at which we will sell them,, how ever, is far below the ability of any other clothier to buy from the manufacturer. These prices range from " Opposlle vSLL?EM - . S" WOOJW3N MWbS 0,cl COMPANY Clothic.'j, Furnisher. Tailored r Grant pho6lcy C222,-- 7&3tavlv- Oregon Wool Clothes Olds, Wortihan ' :: ' 'a ; Which is usually found on this page appear! today, on Pijes 12 j and 13. There are so many big bargains th it it takes 3 0uble- -'j naee adveriiement to tell the story. Read every wonj of ; an. ; nopncement:v- It tells of values greater than you'd think pjssibleVl i-i-ljV;: mm 9 11 Ja : FLOOR PilAraEilFOI No. 1 iSTBUlLDiG -I' ..J We have received from 'our architects a preliminary iketch of the joor plans for MULTNOMAH TRUST BUILDING NO. 1, about to tie erected onthe corner of Fourth and Alder streets. For a few days we will receive applications forjhe reservation of office space in this building. Th plans are at our office and may be teen upon per- ' sonal application. No reservations will be made by mail. No deposits vjll be required,, as the exact amount of rental has not been determined. Those who appi for space in this building may do so, subject to their approval at tne time uie oasis r rent cnarge. been established. Full particulars with reference to; the construcUaJ of the build ..M1 k mi Am Irnnnm en eVine JntereofeH Thse nlafl for the lnSDCClOn of the Ce fl ing VT V nWTTf VV VltVJI. g - a eral public will be kept in our office for the balance of the preseu week at least has ing 1461 FIFTH STREET PORTLAND V VJ-LL'lUii MESSED) ... . ., r,,1, ,-ii,":i,i :a . i I SWEET HEAD ii( LEHCKE BUILDING . .1 DETERMINATI O N MEANS SUCCESS; TKB alAJr WHO SATS "Z W1U - - '- - , with determination will hiTarlablf anoceed, even though it la a Herculean task. It ia lack ot self-oonfldenoe that la keeping many men from starting Homes of their own. 'A larg-e Dank aoeount la not necessary to bay a fine building lot la one of the moat conveni ent and desirable addition ia Portland. TtSTT TBS SZSTXB ADOITZOHS At your aarliest eoarrenleuoe and aeleet a lot . befora all tba eholoest are bought. There - are still autay vary dealrabla lota on Union avenue . right oa the earliae; also soais fine eorasre . which will double in value in a ysar. Ho otha district ia tha city haa a saora promising future than thla. - , FT7TXTKB OT. PXHCRwrZa. ASSXmSS IITTiT.fnn tvm rt-rt a -mm Ara balsa iavastad la ixxklnr niut. M-mitUa. railroaaa ana luunn, zou ounot on ta lavaaung in jiot" vm El Tovar, as thla district wfll alwaya be a most dealrabla rsaidenoe eae, it balng far enough away from the big induate-tes t make H a heme aeo- WOaADH) HTREITg, rABKXO LOTS (K100), WATT AHB AXXi OTTT COKYIWIEJf CES, raVOBAMIC VIE W AJTD HBAI.THT I.OCAI.ITT. TWO CABLIIEB THE TIICOOTIB AID WOODLAVH-U aOHCTXr BXDX TMOU WAEXZHOTOH AID SSOOHD gfUXTt, ' 5 lO Per Cent Down 2 Pr Cnt Monthly - Otlea Opam Hraulaga T1U o'clock. Agents oa Orouaa Daily. ' ' BRONG -STEELE COMPANY4 rXOHXS A. AHS M. 174. 110 SXCOHS ST. . NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with hean weakness may now have ho fear of the dental chair.1 un WIAT 1CK BL IAIUT MAtM 1 had It teeth extracted at tha Mr vard Dentists without tha leaat pla and hlab.lv recommend -them.' 1 UDQ UIV'I TTV 1 K . U i Bl .u u.l .nil . . vvui w Vhalebone Plate a nmmwt Bfuiai tha Hew WhaVe-T to.. Flats, which Is the llahteat an J, M.Mit Mt knowiu doea not ecrKf tai roof of the mouth; bite corn tf lb? eob: guataateea iw years. Hi aagOOVn 6XAXLBX01 THH WOBXA . m JUM.11AAA Ia anVpTlftrfMhlll W. W1U UI. " - - J .. rm tha Sntlmt who can makl insuii.'"-r-7 -. - (,a a plate far fie a1" . 10 Year Guarantee J 1 WJa mtW-i- I J If 11' H . Sold Orowa, eatra heavy.. ....... .a.i TmU aXtTeeth whaleboB. rtiga work, pec tooth, beat fold,.5.S wkua T1 aai mm ... w'v W Alices " " ' t.O gMAa mdteingATBBBgaa Aaaaaa ae -v oid rua-a . . . . . -Zi ABA BUI wvv-n- gj a.T -n-- vllllnrft ........ V$0.M riatinum milage f . .-,. vl.o Tsath Cleaned .......-..-.."-D' . . ii nTrr varv .... wr.rk la oraaiad. jrraa --- " - - Br our new ayatem of Plnj" dnif.,,.yt 7.' a t.. ... alona. Our success Is dus tc thehlah-grade work done by our axiKr' gentlemanly operatora. ; rtanirtiiii iilfjiii - COraar Tart aad Washlartoa Sta, - eve Beyal Baksry.. Daily until a. is.i.i in,.....,,, , , ., , "Ol I HOTEL I'll . STEWART SAN FRANCISCO 6UKT STXECT ABOVE UI10I SQUARE JUST CPPOSfTE HOTEL ST. tTAlCIS EU10FEA1PIU SI. 18 A CAT CP AlEllCAiriAltlOOACATU tin im tin Kc'tL t:il vi Irlck strfrtort. Firiiibii at a ceri tf 1 158,00(1 Etitt contort tii coitirI ea.ee. Oi etf Gbm trittftrrlrf IT i l pirtt if cny. C nl a niU i'Ain ail altiBin. - - f tf 9i rial vtffi. eeitrlflrt til IlTtr) ti a nrj riltfrp I'iea, rip tt m tt'a HOTEL STEjfART - NEW OFFICE : IntcrnaUonal Correspondence School of SCRANTON. PA. Rooms 20G-237 Marquam Bld3. 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