The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 21. "1009.
BfPffJD M JIM LIS
ME HIS
OPPOSED BY
RIDDLED BY
RUSHLIGHT'S
RECORD
am
Supporters of Seventh Ward East Side Lumber Hanufac
Councilman m light for turers Object to Govern-
the Mayoralty Aomljiation mentis Plan on Ground
Find Good Material for That It Will Curtail the
Aggressive Campaign. Space for Log .Ponds. -
Strenuous objections have been raised
' tit th contest for the Republican
nominar.on ior .mayor, supporter or against th proposed establishment of
Councilman Rusnitg-ht are using with harbor lines In the Willamette river
strong effect th record which he has from., a point, opposite. St. John to
made since his election to the council Nigger Tom Island at the mouth of
four years ago. He became councilman the river. , Th objecters d.elr to have
from the Seventh ward in 1906 making a harbor line, but do-not approve of the
his campaign on the Issue of municipal tentative one draw by the L'nlted
' Improvement, and - was reelected two Slate engineers and which came up
j ears later. During his four years In for discussion yesterday afternoon be
, office he. has advocated many Import- fore Major James r. Mclndoe. United
ant reforms and has been instrumental States rorpa eegtneeri.
In securing the enactment ' of . many . w irh .,-,,...,,. ,
much needed measures. . Jar owners of property on the east shore
. l-. or rtver where the water la cora
.terf.st J'!.th w.',f"Je of A!1..011?, an.a Prattrely ah slow for some distance
In Its betterment and growth. Mr, Rush- front th wac.rlin. The west aide corn
s'1' entered the jists in behalf of piatnant was John Howell, an old plo
Aard feevea and the i southern portion neer nUoni a large stretch of water
of the east side In the municipal cam- front oa both aide of the entrance to
paign of lo and was elected to the Wilumett aiough. His complaint was
j""""1, "t -" "uic i inai in engineers aaa made a cut orr
he made his campaign uponthe con-1 that brought the line across a point of
structioo and f the Pw- land which he thought could only be
lyn sewer, ah Improvement for Which I secured by condemnation nroceedinea.
tie residents or that portion.; of thelAs It appears that the point inoues-
c ty am oeen clamoring ior rears. tion would be of no. particular value to
f v B . ""'T"' lur uK ciiWnti, Major Mel ndoe will proba-
.cnr iiiw iiy-iniy nave tne Ilnal line drawn so as to
,- : :-ys oGhtTeV I s v
! Cruiser Kestrel Fires on and
Captures Steamer Wood
bury Off Vancouver Is
land ; Allegation of , Hali
but Poaching.
River Front on th Lower Willamette Showing- Proposed Harbor-Lines and. Line Requested by, East Side Property Owners.'
CHURCH OEM m
1 rants for a district then practically leava no objection alons; the west ahore.
'ihit..llr.."?.fVrd,',.n? .fo.r n2?r Other west shore property owners spoke
and better lights for a district which n favor of the proposed line, declaring
s then in a condition of practical that to narrow down tha channel will
darkness. .. . t . not benefit shipping. - , - 5
Uuring his two year term he ac- ; V . ?
complialied the reforms and improve- i Ownsa y Z.mnbsRnsn.
ments which he had pledged himself Most of the property along the east
to bring about and In the city cam- bank Is owned by lumber Interests that
talgn of ISO 7 was rewarded by reelec- plan eventually the erection of large
Hon upon his record made during his sawmills and they are very anxious to
first term, without opposition from any J provide for log-ponds without having to
quarter, . i - ; ftnu wrjo Hmouius or ' money ior
United Hallways Tranohlss. ' I dredging. In fact. It was argued that It
w,..t,ii.i, i. k was wit" at view m mind that. they
Councilman Rushlight led tho fight purchased the river frontage In the first
?.v"r lh drafting and adoption of the place, believing that there Is ample
I nited Ra l ways company franchise and room for shipping; with a channel from
through his efforts largely this docu- moo to 1S0O feet In width. They point-
uiVMi tt9 am'icu was uiio ui iiiw urn c I pft f fliA fAfr that In rlldCM In tha'
franchises from th. viewpoint of the RlrW oroir th. 111. soft
city's interests ' ever granted ' by the I feet apart. . 1 "
council, curing-ov. . in? I K. E. Coovert rppresented a ttumber
f .i- or tn Bt nor ,an1 owner and said
.1 heKSctr.Pi VSn .-cTmin u"er his people would like to have the pro-
ilause by which the tracks of the com- posad lines extended about 600 feet
r!?J.Ul2J?e n0.i.ttSr ill? KI 'arte' towards the middle of the riv-
n.f8f17ohl h.!niie,-H.l, tK er over a section where the water has
city, through 1 the ' council, should be a denth hot to errreri 13 i- is ft m
given the power to supervise and control pop.ed line be allowed to
t. ture ,or dredging and maintenance of
Jif.t.'S '2 ifi2 -Pm 4 Sfi ".nr the channel near the proposed mill
winch its lines would run well sprln- wharves
V.Ti,!lrZ!Ut,i,,t and dirt dur c- KnarP 8- B- Stuart of the
'"fir'alT' rcful la -eeurlna- -Sta.J2SM. K
Xm:?teSFX,flXl,iZ l wouH injur. S. wwmm&U tha
.'l,!0 ' ir .-ri8! 2?, ". not placed .farther rrom shore
ATHLETES
1
Portland Presbytery Thinks
Day of the Effeminate
. Youth Is Over.
IS PURE
Crooked Clerk f Gave
Tracings ami Tipped Off
Sleuth Operations.-.
- (United Tress teased Wire.)
Washington, April ' 21. Woodford
. (United PreM iMted Wirt.) i,
Vancouver, B. C, April Jl. For tha
first time since the Canadian fishery
cruiser service has attempted to In
terfere with alleged American halibut'
poaching In northern British Columbia
waters the dominion government cruis
er Kestrel has engaged In real action
with her big Nordenfeldt machine gun.
..Four round Were fired at, the Seattle
halibut fishing; steamer Charles Levi
Woodbury before her captain would
surrender, ' After the sails of hi yes- -sel
had been riddled with bullets. Cap
tain Sinclair gave up and - bis vessel
was taken in tow, arriving here this
morn In ar. . T . -.
Out "Big Jim" Says Board WaaLr?
I)nnI 7 ' -t i - ' " irora mi west coast or Vancouver
Iieaay tO l aSS (iraft- Island and pointed out to ea In an
CliVIV , 1.U Q0:.pv, WIU1 1.11V LHflBUMU
cruiser In hot pursuit.
Three of tha round fired wer mere
ly directed to call attention to the
command to heave, to, which had been
Issued from the Kestrel to the Ameri-
IlilllLilli IU.S IRUEF TO BLAME
GEflSOrrS DEALS FOR EVERYTfimG
less Franchise.
' (United Press Leased Wire.)
ban Francisco, April 21. Wranirllnr I can schooner.
I hftlUTAAn DMnrna.s . . i . I rl. . . . i ...I.. . . 1 .. . .
Harlan-fnrm ohl.f nf th. aneolat serV- I "I-fr.r j .f'""s""K ana u iu. ii m, i.r. . ""
v-i e nf. V"V.Z .?JJr: Proceed- mis mess, i ne gun was pointeq as tne
tfsolf tfiaa ttirl tnav in tha tr .T c"". Yi "T I . ?m' i '".T1
flea, took the stand today In the trial I tweon Soeclial
West side residents may now us un- of John A. Benson of San Francisco for Heney and A. A- Moor. tWr ti, .ffn.l" lr
boiled city water without fear of ty- alleged government land frauds. Har became sofreuent that thSv Ian!S m
phold fever. Ir. Ralph a Matson, city lan unblushlngly testified as to the de- tth l rebuke ??om the ?y d '
bacteriologist. Issued a statement today tails of the sale, to Benson of .secret rop the defend ' M?.h,-,.,.m. m
a si a- i a ni n a' nifw warar in n 1 as iisa . in ne i sir naj nrrira n ta aiat as i tin r ri at iihu ,
boys raised a iunq or ----. - r- - trari ?t-V' crof examination of the
somer Xfor oi ! tha Tnlrt beforr The sulemet follow - of aeVWral "forlst reseTve. in 188. In SSSSStZ- Gal agh'lle'effi
lWtaa wh. cai t noon "In my belief It Is now safe to.drlnlt return for which Benson sent 1200 in a fronnhanilG--.yS t1.'0"
Mn 1 1. . 4 . ill.
Prosecutor Francis J. tance of only 200 yards and still mak
ing ior tne open sea as rapiaiy u winu
and her gasoline engines woud take her.
rom the hn-h I The bullets. " aimed high. rlDDid the
the defense, , Moore assumed mainsail of the schooner. .,
-men cupiain ouuiair ru.cu in
hands In token t surrender. At. tho
same moment the second gun of tha
Kestrel was swung across her deck to
ascertained
tu uie cuinpsny. 5 V't .V,.:i-..
- Free Employment Of f ioe.
....Tha i rdflllon of a frfift i-ltv lahfip h
rrau is also the result of the work done I pany asked for 600 feet from shore
by Mr. Rushlight during his service inn the same ground as the other lum
tne council, iie nrsi attempted to se-1 wr jiiiereum. ji proposes to ereci
cure the adoption or a charter amend-1 large sawmill In the future,
nipnt by the council providing; for the I Ex-Senator G sarin's Jlea.
fMaousnmrat ot sucn a oureau ana tne I vtr- a..,. tk- nirf
licenslne and control of existinar em-1 -Senator John Oearln. representing
ployroent bureaus. He took the leader- ?7nI7(,J"r P."Pe"y,own','
ship of the fight because of the ontin- P"'? r ,?;op?"er jine' fl'Jil1
iil complaints that came irf from labor wnl,le. it . would, require considerable
ing tnen who had been robbed and swin- I f' w,v"? prop-
uii'd by various employment agents. Z . . IV: V J .v"""yc",",i V""
who sent men, afterTbavIng- collected P",rt ff thf burAen they ha.d bear In
high fe-s from them, to work at places hZiln bout the general Improvement
where there was no fork to- be had. At of the harbor and river. He believed the
thai? time there was a combination be- fast shore should be dredged out soas
ween many employers of labor and ?. K1 ","?uc? pa? as possible for
soma "Of the employment bureaus,, by shipping without Infringing on anyone's
which employment seekers were keptl ' ..- .
ptrrtitlatlnv frvm r-ttmr. in ram n In .Mrh I IlllSm Jones, a WeSt ShOrS' TDrOnertV
of work. .",:.' :. ; . . owner, said God had made rivers wider
Defeated In the cotincil through the towards tneir mouths and he. did not
Influence of the employment agencies, believe, . It a good Idea to permit., the
Mr. Rushlight took his fight before the ea8t side .property owners the right to
peT)le In the city election In June, 1907, extend, their wharves too far towards
hiiu eecurea tne enactment oi an amena- m iuuir m nici. even iuuukh
mnt to the charter providing for the the ship channel hugs the west shore
creating of a municipal employment bu- closely. -
reau. He was appointed on -the board -The .protests were reduced to writ
governing this bureau, and has been lna" and will be forwarded to the secre
tlolng good work in rooting out tha old tnry of war with recommendations of
abuses of the employment system. Major Mclndoe. In view of the deep
Asked Better Streets -' ' interest that is taken In the matter,
Major Mclndoe. at the close of yester-
tC;"; ', i,Vi lrf . ;.J i: "",vf . ny neanng, stated mat . rurtner coni-r..-0
-?i !J-',a.vMf'!!? munlcatlons might be submitted should
tMJ JU,7h .4. . .1 . it J Bi I anyone .desire to -so so.
Boy like baseball and swimming
tanks much better than chewing gum
and soda water. This serious fact re
relverl nrnmlnent Dlace in the discus
sions Of this morning's session" of the
Portland Presbytery being held In Ver
non presoyterian cnurcn, o"ln
miuiii tar innrnwd Interest 'in Sunday
... .. . . i l n
nnnni ana nun lur ui.n. lsiub r" . ' r . . . - r -.- . .
rnade forthe ensuing year's work. I bacteriologist. Issued a statement, touay i tans or tne sale to .Benson or aecrei
"Our b
year," en
J. Mont
fiVtnrrth 1
for a wport "Do you want to know city water without VllB7-TrJ;?i 1 4?.;-r "iar1,s t0 Smith, lltlcal career before hi connection with Ue into th range" of the Ashing boat
." .ulTr.i i.ir;...iinn I four day have failed to show contanil- I Park, Md. , lthm -i.. .JlJi"il w,tlf I Tmm.itiati.lv h nrtna of the Wood
-Then the pastor proceeded to tell how nation. . . ' ' "I next saw Benson." said Harlan, that Gallagher was worth from 17000 ,burT were stopped and her sail were
about a year ago a man came to his "There Is solutely no danger of ..tbree years later at th New Willard to tlO.OOO prior to hireleetlon ; hauled down. 4
church aid asked permission to teach contamination In either of the i two re- ln,thl(l Clty. I told him," he continued. jn an apparent effort to imoress the Bl,t vn " the American captain
a class-in Sunday school.. He was of- rvolr. I&lS1 .be" JSuttJX "that I had certain information regard- jury with the assistance driven bv the ul4 not willingly surrender. He ie-
fered.a class the teacner or wnicn was i viwu. u iu i , ,v I ing tne new Arizona reserve um w j united ra lroads Immediatelv ntiar tv, ! ciinea to tie a tiawser iuuiu imb hj"i
"2"i -..i ' .!,. hatthem th rou eh the water nines, they I n,th tunn .n,4 mo tn rlBl 1 i " J"I.,,e"'le,y arter tnej ,,,. - .im,tu ltr an nfflnei- am
wanted
teacher.
to orga
ciass
members. ' 1 1 I from that source. All mains have been go to his room and look In the bed.
Thin man helleved that the healthy I thoroughly cleaned and sluiced out. (This.
itAKira nf a hnv for innocent snort and I "If tvnhold does develoD from germs I Later
recreation should be encouraged. The In th river water, used during the time Cisco for other information." overhead trolley, iie stated "thst hi WfiftrniTTT? V'S OWNTIT?1?-
suTidnv school class became a club. They Bull Bun water was shut off. It will Tha wit then related that he had 1. Tthi VviliM-J -5 -.. L"".Lel " WlJliViil O UVVlNfjilO-
played basketball, baseball, swam, took make It appearance about the first of ai,,0 g)ven Benson tips regarding the chtse advisable, as did the maloritv nf
vallr. In Ilia fniintrv dlirlnB the Sum- Mov " ; 1.-; , ! J .,,..,,., Ii...l9gt!nn I.L. i j i " ...T "T "J'lJ' . Ul
m"er and fjL 'tiXiS. Zj'3&!2 for; which BenV senTh.m & ,t without"ThV Vyment Tribe
tIUUar W WUIIUC1W. p. "" "--I IU. Itl lira ,i.Tir wa.Di, i .nifu in ' IllKLKllinHlHS. KUUIWecu .i.H' mnv d CnnKHIn m tn hi. . I ' v . ,. . . m .
.nn.4 t rrnma a member Of thetaunh . rihl ?int nncessarllv intllcate the I xaith n-.u. I "r;"r"'" "-"'...oiii, um . (tnnra rreii uuw
club section of the class unless he was presence of typhoid germs.f Alone, col- Benson lost a point yesterday whoa MQ,j Th. n.fi?- J!.i!?.,i?.'" I Seattle. April It. At tha office of
also a member of the Sunday school Cn bacillus could not be harmful, No Judge Gould held as competent testi- J feret . J " tha Standard Fish company, which con-
vlVrtTeboVa.enhy "FM LllV'lff'lU and operate, the schooner
wholesome in -morals, .and a oflfcer. and Superintendent F. I Podge format- r-hlef oft the Fneolal Service dl-I i4""i" LT'"?""' ln Charles Levi Woodbury, reported eheed
majority of them nave Decome I of the water department, made, an lu-1 vision of-the Un& office, and William " '" , " "UUB wl try the dominion cruiser Kestrel for al-
0 his room and look in the bed. Qaiiaa-her tpstlflet tha , u. 10 miles from Cap Scott, clear!
1 did and found $60 whlh I toik. a"5' r0 e",L , ciy will ifLne0A ,n tn thr' mUs Umit
r he sent me $100 from San Fran- antlnir to the rotSrin. JLnaJlwof 1
for other Information." K'nverdf.vP? ttTAATtl) TTT V'Q r.1rrXl
MAKE INVESTIGATION
' " rtlfo Mlit"iffeS mernbers if and areyct.veIy mterested ijMoa" thiaervolfaPo VaiS.' cle,
llhi and wants Tit moved out about noo In, the work of the church.. . J Heights today. They found them thor-f though It
,- feet. "ThewWa? -SmbwVom! VS .,,.tSia,?lti9U?f Ylas.? f ?ir.,eM ,nca""a ' h"-b"-ing leaeif in i
,n. nany asked fof 600 feet from shore work with the. popularity of cjas or. germ life. - when ha ?
has paid much attention. He has in
sisted that tha sewer systems of the
city should be so constructed that the
pavements could he flushed of their ac-
V'h!le tl- secretary -of- .'war has tlie
sole' power to establish the harbor lin,
the Port of .-, Portland ha lurlsdlrtinn
to establish another harbor -line within
s ead of beinr i leaned hv th the aecretary s line should that body so
:1 ' " i2f- n-Srf tlva metS? 2J '"-wh" decision of the sec-
?n"nln ' method oflreUry of war fxe, the extreme limit
VjIiL "; a.' ... , ..lof the harbor line. It does not nrevent
ii. i i. , ... .... . . ,
wiring system-and Is. now ttpiiiil.":t'r.a2 n:
to have the wires put underground on Jnare harbor n ; between It and the
Hawthorne avenue in addition to the
work now being done In the main part
oi. me city. Along tne same line or en-
Owners "Who Are Interested.
' Fronerty owners alon the river In
lieavor he haa wnrlcd for. t li Antn..- I the affected district are: East Side
nient of aii ordinance protecting all Merchants' Investment' & Trust corn
overhead wires In such a manner that It Pany. Weyerhauser Land company, O.
would lessen the danger to linemen, ac- -, N. company, Annie Malarkey. t
cording to the requests of the linemen ' s- n' Ella" Ogden. ' William Gat
theniselves. In this fight he has been ,on- frank Malmqulxt and F. W. Ixad
PPOsed hi- the 'present council, whleh better." West side Security Savings A
has practically reiiealed tha r..liw Trust company. William Jones. Gln
ordinance. . , J Harbor Realty company, Clark Wll-
Mr. Rushlight ha opposed the grant-1 "n Lumber company. Harriet 8elovr
inn ut tne council .or a blanket fran- Du". niji.iiirur dux v iim.
lilse sought by (he Portland Rallwsv, ber company. William McLeod. National
Light & Tower mmpany because it did " ' Transportation company. A. I
not contain a common user clause, . or Mills. Western Timber company. John
i.rovlde for the regulation of cars, serv- Howell. Joseph Howell. Thomas W. and
Ice or fares by the'cltvw i Jonathan Mnar, Joseph and Eva How-.---v,.
i, ell sud Martin and S. Gllllhan.
, . .f ' Attorney S. B. Llnthicum also sp
in his fight he contended that be- peared before Major Mclndoe and of-
cause or tne growth or the k city the fered argument in favor of the east
in.iiiiii biiuuju ! given uie power to
.xercise a . control - oyer.. -the fares
rnarged by the company and shai)d
clerk In the land office, even
. Involved a circumstance ai-
the previous trial of Benson.
was acquitted. . . -,-
.anf,.Hnn ... AHalfiriied as a reason
for the decadence In influence of young
people's societies., Some of the pastors
stated boldly this morning that they be
lieved the day of Christian Endeavor
and kindred organisations for young
people, was past, and that the signs
of the times pointed to the increasing
influence and popularity of organized
SnnHnv Rnhnnl classes, both among the
older and younger members. The prob
lem of handiimr tne young neonie in tne
church was declared to be the most se
rious and important before the church
today,'-- .''.'' "''':'-'-.. '',.., : ',.' i . a. i ,t t,. ' .... r, j. -n tnat uauagner waa rorced to endure at
d Fouike impressed th thought Pmchot Speaks for the Pres- Asiatic Witnesses Cannot Be SJjbjT tor th
In hi address last night on "Covenant , ou,i.w defense made a statement that may con-
Relationships." He declared that pa- fontS VnftSt?( RlllinOrt, T.!atim itlfltPfl AfTflHISt ' Uin a suggestion of thslln which Is to
. .TT , , . , - .... ix" ., i ... uiuvi uu,wvu - M . i do Toiioweu oy mo ueienae. ,
WriU nn T.o.:ll I ' . T,.1A , "W would show." .aid Moor, "that
itiu icuueu. ... . .1 Iiti"t3 Xillic. i i tne" supervisor, immediately upon as
suming oince, insututeo an organised
pian to get money,
MIS FOR . CHINESE
COflSERVATIOn GOOD
OATHS
III COURT
1 heartily wish that counsel wm'iid !?" poaching in British Columbia hal-,
cease wrangling." ibut waters, it was tatea toaay mat a
rmtnl tnr tha itfni. rin. nn ligation of the selsure or . the vessel.
again" Upon receipt from him of all the Infor-
"I am not concerned with who nri matlon bearing on the case the owners
It" answered ths T iudse "hi.W r in.i.? f tn Woodbury will make such repre-
that I? WaV" " ' 11 sentatlons to the state department at
"Well." said Heney. turning away, Wlnn&rWtl!IMi,
"With all due respect to the coJrt t In? h",fWthfJ dot on The?2st crls a.
tend to protect the right of the people, ,e;L th ltfL If. purchased, in Sn
If the counsel for the defense continues rranclsco two years ago and ahloned
Lit tri t ""w,sr, h,m 11 1 ava t0 t0 ton net, 90 feet In length, and was
1 A.,Li 'iX-i ' L " v'"' i, " 'if 1 bull on the At lantto coast, v , 5
; During the long period of auestlontn
that Gallagher waa forced to endure at I ' " ' " '
rents had the duty to lmpresa upon their
children the Importance and desirability
of a proper relation, with the work of
tha church, botn ror tneir own weirare
and for the- sake of doing the good they
should In the world. -
The session of the Portland Presby
tery opened this morning with reports
or worn sccompusnea irom tne van
ous churches. Great growth in mem
i (tJolted Press Leased Wirt.)
Washington, April II. Gifford Tin-1 lieved
chot, chief forester of the united Slates,
... '.; . . l rrom wnomever tney coma. .
That Chinese testimony cannot be be- thn,,ht .hi Hfn- m
unaer ,q n . ''V,"" deavor to prove that much of the
ten so in tne uo ui """'.-b. i -nAMj tn h.. han
extorting money
en-
brib
accomplished
" r ,,, - .1 , .i. 1 charged : wun tne rar. ' ; - was the result of the solicitation of the
bershlp and lncreaae of Influence wa. rZ" SS'- We".. 'ZtZJZZ'tZ haVia supervisor rather than the . effort of
granulation" part.Waf the' year sympathy .with "Rooaeyolt's pollclea" Ve-1 th defendairr '"- vljF tl " tn" W" g"req "PeC'at rtv"ce'
cg.oVd,8sh0ow,dThtherem SuA th conervation of .An of fr t. jravawthta parUcu lar .... -a, ... .
Portland Presbvterv to be 6164 and this I natural resources. " 1 int f1.t?V.nI Rnlllll If : Pi llf .
Sihtfer .nceof ' Tali't ew.TeVe'S 1Stt'ffiTTX b JIT Jfll
rst5S? -nSeola.1 U L I illl I
BEIIOrillEE
mri.Whwsj? "mirT'cr t&iF$&c3 r bcfore
f SS in PlatnShurch. lt year'-r'm.s- ou ,'hrk toRnrVhoSewlf Sn? a"'?,?
slon. wa renorted self sunbortina- and complished Under Roosevelt foret pol-J to China, whose wife la aetmg as inter
r I - i. t a V ..I I IpV . 1 UI CLtfr ML ,I3 Lima, WW . " I
vernon rnurrn. jne. piae wnery ina I .-.mi- ' ,. Vu., 1 itand and testified tliat In China, When
In sympathy with I a criminal is condemned to die, ho IS
- . . . " . .. .Iih M.m.n .nj .k.. i,.l oermitted to blre a substitute i uo me
i ne election or aeiegates to tne aen'i1 y ''"i"i..i- - ,im r.kina iii.tn a ml. ;t..j.. r -
eral assembly which la tn ha hld In 1 general conservation or natural re-iy'.'"' " ",';",-'"v.'r i .-1 'UJ! V rnni-
Svtr ta Mtv resulted as fotlow." rces is unfounded,- declared Pin-h"f,e.? h a,,d' lf a -J".?"11 .1' 'it?! M'1' 0tl', k",!,cr'tl(1 nomination for
IrSil 'th ministry WRev D A Thomo-1 chot.:."I am authorised by the pre.i-1 'ml,-ir w auffera the penalty , of mayor at th coming primaries Yester-
Sfslll wooded RRy.J. R. InrtS: "ent to assure the . public of hi. en- tnataw... , 41. n W .I"!?'.?? mocrat. paid a visit
borough of Oregon City: alternates. Rev. aympatny with the rorest-and eon- . -- " -' Vunrt. Y ":"nf . C.,m '
Henry Marolton and Rev. W. S. Glllls. 1 rvatlon policies
From the Iny members. O. W. Amsburynd &T tnat h
ana r. enrew; alternates, u. Robert
son and J. Bain. '
Tho further sessions of the day will
shore property owners.
also be allowed the um of the lines of tances by team and wagon at great cost
the company In hauling street Improve- and in slow time.
roent materials. This latter item would In many other ways Mr. Rushlight
moan a great raving to the city. Inaa- haa contended for the betterment of the
much as It is now necessary to haul .11 aery lea given lo the citv by rorooratinna
ureel improvement materials long rtia-land by Its different denartmcnta II.
has contended tbat th water iepart
ment should be ao reformed that It
would be self-suoDortlna. while at tha
earn- time It would not tax the city
C8.ne a year for the use of water by ,
the city. . I
Becauae of the strong stand taken by I
tb csndldate upon he corporation que, i
Hnn. ftfnM Ik. .1,. li. . -.... ... I
Will S Tbat There Are No Bats tin f.vor of th strict ohrv no of tiM
be occupied in " receiving renorta rclat.
ing to various Interests of the Pres
byterian, church.
Much interest is being taken In the
as alreadv developed. Prt of t'18 Sni,ne." fr,!?nt.TS? to become a candidate for the office.
5 stands behind them! j SiJ"! ? 1 ,crJISilBf1MH iifrtiesf Clrl Tonight a meeting will be held to con-
j Dr. Holt as to the peculiarities .of Chi- Bidcr final steps regardlnaT th cndl-
-.'T's-aT TtTVfTt Ww a -W-w-W-! I H? 1 y .v. m. ' I flurV
" " ' " fJOTVft TH TiOVTinY satisfied if one of the Sings were elain. f rw ,
UUJiMt JU ivUJJUt whether It be the actual murderer or aj?nat n?uh.
nese law ana mrai. ii " i jacv
family were slain by one or tne oing jude Munly1 I not an active candl
for tne position though he feels
should his party call Mm to maka
lnrIIIH,,c.llV tnnrtccnt. - . I ""
get Into ths fight.
In view of this
name
the
wm. . , . , . . i ri m ...irrrii-iii. . , . ii.il nim m un f
suceestion made b lha Pn.hrl.rv that I . r..i nn ma In tha nmuim nf I b-s-ubhuh i ..i ....
Hr. W. H. Foulkes. osstor of th Flr. rspiia or, -oregoa. ana Columbia river vv" t ,hV tea imony heina- taken as will be written In on the ballots st
Pr.ahft.Han h.h" ... 1 scenery wnicn in narnmsn lines sr I : -'," ,u- .if..i - tn I primaries and ir na receives th noml
polntment of th r.clflc Coast secre- r'hlv hn'ricel v'.d r?&2$ Pve Several worki Von Chinese his- patlon he wii then enter tha campaign
tary for the Home Mission board. It ?hav.m!t? I!S k-Vi 2 hfTS tory and social customs were also of- for the dtv election lit June
was pointed out that no man was better Enhlr!mm erld in which like statements appear. , Judge unly la a well known st
equlppcd for s.irh a aervlce than Dr. '".'.""VT -JZ!?eVl V-iZ .Jr',ra Ralph K. Moody made the chief ar- tofy cih" c,ty nd has been s.u red
Fouike and that Oregon was deserving P'!?1,?f A" .ttlil lf.forl.,0 ' TL" rument for the defense, contending that by his Democratic friends that he
ef the appointment. . . Dalles, and are regarded as being the f hlnese customs could be shown in evl- would be given generous support.
' : handsomest ever takef of Paclflo north- dence. He said that the lightness of the r
Tho Good
Housekeeper!
Southern Veterans Sleet,
Denlson, Texas. April 2L Dentson ex
tended a cordial welcome today to th
Grand Army veterans of Tnu. vhnu
annual eiaia encampment convened for
a session of two days. An elaborate
program of entertainment has been pro-
I
or Cockroacbes la Her Borne.
prtnHples of the direct primary law)
and hie ehamptonehlD of nmtrnuU'. I
Nothing 1 mors discourses- to the caret al lr'"7?2Z,Z-. "",. "hliit
keeper tbaa to bare rata, cockroach. , 'nd,n f,rm upPort " P of th
bcr vermin I her borne, espacially wbsa sa T' '
twai
ta rtsitors.
aft ansoTHBc of this kind it ertlrelr txwd
1 it tbe vUl rets box ef Steams' tiaotrte Ra
Canro of Fertiliser Lout.
tralto fraaa m Wkv I
r i K cb P.te, whK will drive rau and site. .LTm ' , Aim, tn , I". T,"TW
r ef Vh h UI d.. ao rtd tt. SOUU- fe.terd.1: ?LTl
c kroac el U a SiDgla night. ccllldad w Ith tb Alaaka pCker Kvlehak
tt I . a jr to to the store for kl ertorattiatnf off th frvear ret wharf. Th packer,
t rv or enrkroehea.da B tak anhio which was bound for Alaska with a
I ' ' -- r .crtrK lxta. It la tb only oo fviil carro, was not Injured
i it ac4 uoirr a raarsste to rrfuad th
-- If oo aaiMfaetorr. it Is readr for as
i rot EreibBixed tih other thiora.
ii'ii fatal torn, it car. Dot blow c tM
- i- powder acaoeuBM aaei.
- r .artrte Paw l sold net bar.
( , j"iT i rseeipt of prioa. t oa
:Ui h. t i ! no.
-. - i' I icrute Pas: Cow Ctlsago, LL
Vorreerhlre Saare Fatal.
rai4 rma twaxf WKI
Kan rrawt acL April tl. Aa nrij.
.1 tr.lrsl r. rn!i4 In f death ff
Patrick VloTv a eror. ii cr of
are. At a nnitrtri he rWd a hrt
t ,a cf Wirra"rfr .n At:r
rii-.kirg th ) dmn r aam
bia ltcma. brr h .!
f la t.'. .!.
r,
IHiminiyadli
ff ' hilt glass
uron ariim
ii in the morning H
U and enjoy rood a
VbeaJthall
II la Tbe Beat
Natural Laxative Water
pot
COri3TIPATIOri
BEE8LAUER SAYS
HE WAS NOT AT THE
CITY HALL MONDAY
ouuu. auu 1 .-, wuoiii logic wouia mean tnat in j nines couia -f
Hood from Lost Lake. P.nowtcr Rock, each other at pleasure, and tbat a Chief Bookkeepi
Multnomah Falls, Latourell Kalis, P1I- white man would be permitted to rob, Portland Brewlni
lars of Hercules. Horse Tail Kalis. Flf- kill and plunder among the Chinese, be- formed by a Jourr
teen Mile Valley, Mount Hood near cause If Chinese cannot b believed ho had been chai
west scenery. The canvases sr of I "Z.C: .t. -i ,k- i.o
Yarr,"P ,lzts Uho"rl..non 1 mallcr Bs opposed to the occidental individual
than three by four 'feet. , taea. Is a competent fact for the Jury to
The pictures which ere to be sent J4 ronsidor in weighing th testimony of
London are: Tepees on the Columbia, At Chinese witnesses. -the-reiry.
Cigar, Rock, Caatle Rock, iwa j. Malarkey. replying for the
Colambia river near Moffets landing, --.- .aid tha ultimate reach of such
Mount Adams from "Trout Lake, Mount! loric would mean that tb Chines could
eeper m. rtresiauer or th
ring company when In-
mirnal rmr..knt.llv. t V I
Mile Valley, -Mount Hood near I caua if Chinese cannot b believed I h. hA hcn rhirtnt lth fnn,n -
i'uj ur. yiuiuiT. rnr ,ivRr w wnim w i j iw, . gainst eacn oiner t ncy c"uia noi o
Kiah Wheel, Chicago-Portland Special, I believed as against the testimony of a
Seining Salmon on upper Columbia, I white man who chose to deny his act
Middle Cascades, Columbia river. In- of murder and raplna among them.
dlan Rsplda and Cellla-K.IIs. Benhaia Judge Bronaush ruled that under
Falls, Vrper Deschutes River. Mount I American laws Chines testimony must
McLaughlin (Pitt) from l.ak of th I b accepted under the earn roles as the
Woods, Three Indian Heads. , I testimony of white men, subject to th
luagmeni or tn jurv a. tons renauii-
. w t r m . I 11 v. in any a-iven case.
uaocors, .-May . m. nm.irrr. Because of the extended legal battle,
Honolulu. April It. Renorta are cur-1 Hit la nrnares. wns mad with th te.
rent In rmy circles tnat Wuartermasterl l.mony In the caa this morning. The
Captain B.bcock of th transport 8her-1 defense has not concluded the present -
laan will act return in onarg or tneinon or Its aunt, and th c aae acem.
Troop ahlp. It being planned to transfer l.kcly to fill In at least two more days.
mm to a reciment in tn i mien eiate.
Thea rumor., while nncotif trmed. hav
created a great deal of Interest her
followinr the refuaat of Caotaln Pah-
cock to allow the I nited Slatea marahal
o take an alleaed smuagler off his shlsl
when tne Sheridaa waa in port ner re
cently.
S0LDIEKS TO KIDE
1 ON FIRST TRAIN
Uncle Sam's soldiers,- boortd for tb
Ptil llpplnea, will have- the dlatlrtctinn
rinnrl fnr Vm Rrtin- ' I1 nmg. in. rir passenrera t travel
tinea ior .ose iwtms;. i 11 nt ,h Fr,ttmrm port.
ft. A. Kpsti. .h nverrn-.art wh Mtlland A eatU railroad fron Fnokaae
he roe of M. "V. Averlll. an l-Tf-sr-in Portland. Tba road haa rninrd to
old boy last wet, was fined bf I operate a special fr the &rmh p-
u is as Zan' today on a crarge oflfartrv. comm. from Kort Bndr at
fier-tln. Averill aa d'amtsaed. Thrult Ste. Marie, over e ,re line.
cilmntthnye tbat cpatn a the The road Will net he offl.l.ilr orenM
assreaeor thror hawt aad , t hat .ftetortll May 1. b th rmal l.l ba
'rtlff ire f;ct ra w. ourdlr"rm telwee Srwjkan and l4.-n4 r.a
thrahe y the yoarg t-ey. -May i. ,. .. .
nlled that he knew nothing about It
"Were you it th city ball Monday
nighty -ne was assen.
'No, sir. I was not." he replied.
"Was . President Relneteia there
waa th further query of Tha-Journal
man.
-Not that I know of." was th reply.
Deputy Auditor - ton. when asked
for a sigt'-roent today replied that be
had nothing to say.
"I can testify to the
great merits of your Emul
sion, especially in all
diseases of a pulmonary
nature. It has saved many
lives that otherwise would
.have yielded toconsump
tion.;. . ., we keep Scott's
Emulsion In the house all
the time and all the family
use it." MR. C J. BUD
LONG, Box 158, Wash
ington, R. I. '
Scott's
1S10I1
does all it does by creating
flesh and strength so rapidly
that the progress, of the
disease is retarded and often
stopped. It is a wonderful
flesh builder and so easy to
aigest tnat the youngest child
and rnost delicate adult can
take it. If you are losing flesh
from consumption or any
'other cause take Scott's
Emclsiox. It will stop tie
wasting and strengthen the
whole system.
Be sure to get SCOTTS
. ALL DKCGCISTl .
Lat . aad ra at Mr. Saaaafl
lain aiacMa la raaltr alufrnt a
mnmm lam aill.t lllanfia raar4law
i aaatarto. 4H n4 . aatd aw
tlala tat
' SCOTT ak BO WTO
40t read St. at FUw Yarfc
Fined for Hitting Itrother.
Geortre le. who wa smashed oref
the bead with a bottle and prettr badly
cut op at Clay street ye.terd.iy,
wss fined II Is police court this mom
Inr. (irarie iMt had been drtnkin. and
met his brother, Joseph L, coming
alora with his wife and child. Georr
stsrted to ahues Joseph w1f an) tried
to take hold of Joseph's bahy with the
reaalt that Joseph t-lcfced up a hAiti
and hit him over te head. Inf'.itlng
ratner sever wounoa.
Invited to Kscranictito. - 1
Secretary L Trane of th Sacra-iconlract. wNerei.r w keen mur r.l.no n
Itirnlo chamber of .mmrr ta In- j f rt-rl.as cjn4,Un at a yearly rate,
vlied tha Commercial club of PfM-tUrdjA" rerr work snd poljsl.ing at rr
o lc reprepewled upon the nrcaalnn ef j eo.TSbt prir-ea.
driving th flrat Flak In the raw huUd-l riT.ri FtVO tOT'r
log cf th chamber f com mere atl ' lit v. b..,'
Satamcnto en April 14. PrL Efh. ; f H.N Y.- H-m A-:?t
Exoert Piano Tuning
, 0
TMs I th ttma of rear when tiunna
mmuiiT hitim alter. Ihir '
e"rp cf rip-rt tuners ts the most em
plete apd ri't,?e un the .,t. and car
f riee. considering qnallty of work, ar
"Weat Ak .host cr re. rl r tuatrta-