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13 13 StiEllIS III SEATTLE WANTS TRIO OF TEXAS IIECiJSLVIIGIIED People Wait Till ''-Militia (Sraimdl; Wumidl Up SsiHe b . ISMiisiiPdlsini9'. E' PRESS CLUB SPOKAIIE'S SHOIV it Newspaper ' : Correspondents Trying to (Jet Irrigation i , nt University of Oregon Congress Away 1 rom Guard Goes Away and Then Do the Job. , Form Association. . , . ; Jlcr for-A.-Y.-P. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. . PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL , 30, 1009. . '. 8perUt PlipMch U Tb JooruU , I'nlverslty of Oregon; Kutene. Or., ' . Ani-li in A nraaa .inrralton embrse in corresnnndftnts of all Portland and Kiicmia iiiiDtri and members - of lh. Oregon Weekly and Midnight Dough nut staffs was formed last night at a . banquet el ven In Otto's trill. Karl Wt rotis-. a senior from noburir. was elected president; Harper- Jarnmon, a Junior from Portland, vice president; Artliur Unary, a sophomore . rrom fori land, secretary-trt-n.uror. . , The objects of t lie association are to onnir inn newspaper men 11110 ciunr relatlonshlo. to units them socially, ' And (rive opportunity for suggestions , .'ami advice from experienced writers. . and to hsve a. body which can act In eonoart rhn nnttmniv demands. ..At present titers sr. 11 men eligible in ins university.' srsona.l of FreM Cl. ' . They are: Karl Strong, '0, Rose- -mirg, reporter for the JCugene Guard; Thomas K. Townsend, OK, KooeDur formerly correspondent for the Beatt . ' rost-lntelllsencer and editor Of tt . Oreron -Weekly last vsar: Earl Kllnat rick, '09, La Grande, present edltftr of the Weeklv: Merle chesman. '09. Eu fene, reporter for ths Eugene Register; iarold K. Hunt. '0, Condon, cor- ,'-. renDondent for the Oreaon Dally Jour tial;.. Jlorton Nickolas. . '10, Portland, X a "slstsnt editor of - ths Weekly; Ben ; Williams, '10, Eugene, assistant editor v of the Weekly: Oliver Huston. '10. Port land, former correspondent . for the .".lOreitonlan, editor of the Oregona ' and v: assistant editor of the Douarhnut: Har ..per Jamison, '10, Portland, correspond- . ; ent ror tne Telegram; f rits Dean, . Grants Pass, ; assistant correspondent for The Journal; Tom Burke. '11. Baker . C'lty, formerly correspondent for the oregonlan and at present on the Guard: . -Arthur Geary, ''H, Portland, correspond- ent ror the oreronian and i,air M. " Gregory, '11, Portland, , editor of , the , ".Midnight Doughnut. - - v ' Every branch of student activities Is represented In the association and tt . Is planned to aid In tii. development of - an pnases ox university ma as far as ' possioie..". -.," (Polled Prau L..M4 Wire.) Washington, April 10. Government officials who were asked to decide the Heattle-BPokann controversy over ths nent, meeting of, the National Irrigation onngroaa, have refused to be drawn into the quarrel, it was learned nere today. According to the report here the government notified the cities that the governing 'body of the Irrigation congress must decide where the next meeting shall be held and that the fed eral - government will cooperate wher ever ft takes place. The meeting la scheduled for Spo kane. It Is reported here that Seattle has raised the contention that It should he held,, thera so that the government exhibit at the Alaeka-yukon-Paclflo ex- poult Ion could be used at the Irrigation congress also. Seattle people. It la stated, have also alleged that Spokane has railed to raise ths amount of mon ey pledged for ths entertainment of ths irrigationiats. , MULTNOMAH SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION The Multnomah Coii'ntv Sunday School nuciauon win noia its annual con ventlon In this city beginning this aft ernoon at I o'clock at Taylor street Methodist church. Tomorrow afternoon and evening , the sessions will he heM In the White TemDle. Rev. Charles A. PhlDps, field worker and state secretary will be one of . the leadlne- aDeakers. His address at this afternoon's meetlna- Is upon .elementary worn. KIDNAPER BOYLE'S " :. ' CASE POSTPONED, Meraer, Pa, 'April 10. Th trial of . James Boyle, , accused of kidnaping ; wwiie wnitia at enaron. was today : postponed 'to next Wednesday. The ? postponement was made because of the aosence or Attorney Anoerson, counsel for tb defense. According to the . changed plana, Mrs. Boyle, accused of .complicity In the kidnaping, will be . tried rirst. ner case being set ror Tues- day. Boyle was brought Into court this . morning ana an or tne witnesses called , in tne case were present wnen toe post, ponement was announced i Formosa' camphor output last year 4 was more 'mnn j.oiio.ooo pound behind , inat or me previous year. w acrobat finds It necessary at all tlmea to keep 'his muscles and Joints supple. That Is the reason i that hundreds of ' them keep a bottle of Ballard's Snow ' liniment always on hand. A sura cure - for rheumatism, cuts, sprains, sore 'i,'' throat, lama back, contracied muscles, corns, bunions and all pains. ' Pries S6c, , RQq and 1.00 per bottle.- Sold byBkld- f mora Drug Ca Ths Sundav nisht meetlnr will he mA dressed by Rev. J. Whitcomh Brourhar. Rev. C. F. Reagor of the First Christian church. Rev. John H. Cudlipo of Grace Me(hodlat church and E. C. knnpp. The run program or . tne convention la as ioiiows: . iv . : ,. Haturaair. 1 n m rtevnl nnal uh. Ice: round table. "Elementiirv Work wv; u.iA. riilppsi song; address. Teacher' Training." Profeaaor R. n. Knapp; - questions; offering ; gong and benediction. 7:45 Devotional service, leader. Ttev. W. fl. Phelps; "New Graded Lesson Sys tem. - nv.-'V a. rnipps; music,-special; ousiness; report or nominating oommlt tes; . . election;. , address, "Organised i lasses, troiossor K. u. Knapp; ques tlons; offering: song and benediction. . bunaay, s n. m. Honr service: serin- ture lesson, rtev. j. w. ttrougner, li. I). ; prayer. Rev. . John H. Cudllnn. T. , Ik: address, "The, Pnator'a relation to the Kinie Hcnooi. 1 Kev. w. f. Reagor. D. u - offering; song; : address. "How to' Build UP The Hiinday fecnool. the Bunerlntend- enx. ine xeacner,- r-rorsasor JS. u. .Knapp; sung kiiu Dennucuon. INSANE THINKING OF WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN (United Pren I.eaMd Wh. ker is in the city Jail here today await ing his removal to-the insane asylum. He la said to have lost his mind brood ing over the socialistic writings of Jack London and had become convinced that ha waa one of the under crust hovering on the brink of ths abyss. A lecture i oy Austin : jjewis. ... rormer socialist candidate for governor or Cali fornia, . precipitated upon Baker an at tack of melancholia that . Is thought to have' resal ted In a loan of his reason. He was commlrrd to the state asylum i yesterday by Judge wens. . (Vatttg Frew Umo Wlr. Dallas, Texas, . April 80. Three ne groes were removed from the Jail at I Marshall. Texas. 'today by a mob and hanged. ' .. The negroes were accused of killing I Deputy Sheriff Huffman and wounding! Deputy Sheriff CarglU- last Monday. They were removed to the Jail at Mar shall Immediately after their, arrest and guarded by mllltla during ths tlmel that reeling waa running nign. as soon as the mob sentiment had apparently subsided the troops were withdrawn. When the mllltla left a moo was formed and ths prisoners wars lynched. Klamath Plans Reception. -1 (flpurlnl DUpatcb to Ths Jenraal.) Klamath ' Falls. . Ot.,' April : 80. Ar. rangernents are being made for the re ception of Director r. H. Newell 6f the reclamation service, who will . arrive hers within a few days. , Ths Water Users' association and the chamber of commerce are working together-and an effort will ba made to- settle an oir- ferences now existing between the serv-1 Ice and the landowners. THE PERFECT WAY Scores of Portland Citi zens Have Learned It If you suffer from headache, There la only one way to cure It. The perfect ' way is to cura the kid ney. Neglect It, urinary trmibles follow, t Doan's Kidney Pills are made for kidneys only, Are endorsed by Portland people. David Campbell, 170 North Eighteenth street, Portland, Or., says: "My faith In , Doan's Kidney Pills today is Just aa great as when I recommended them several years : ago; the ; cure they per formed In my case having proven per raanent- I suffered , constantly from pains on my bacg ana -often was so lama arid sore that it was quits dim cult for me o stoep or. lift. I tried various remedies and was treated by physician, but ths relief .1 obtained waa only , temporary and x was at a loss to know' how to get rid Of. my trouble. ' 1 read jo much about doan's Kidney Pills' that I was Induced to try-them, pro cured a box at tha Laue-Davla Drug Co. . The contents of . this box helped me so much that I continued taking the remedy and waa soon cured.? - . ! j . , ; , v For sals by all dealers. Price ; B0 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. T. sole agents for the United States. ... .i. ... v - n . Remember the name DOANS-and take no other. II At SS' SIktti Street '". .. ' Opposite New Wells'-F'arao Oulldlna ' : " '-- ":. ,'.'. " '' . .-. ' ." ,. . Lease terminated last Saturday night on our Washington-street store, so we were forced to move to temporary quarters. It means a quick and .final wind-up. Orders that-we could not cancel, 'amounting to thousands of dollars of new style spring clothing, has just arrived and must be sacrificed with the remainder of our stock. ; i ": ! ' - ' "; 'i . ' -" ' , .;'"-.-, ' . ' . ' i n ' . ' .,-v ;'','..''',.,-'.-. . ' - ; . i .---.'.' ' . ' " ' 4 : ' - ' . ' " . . - " S530.00 Soitt $aTT QSZTiSO liLiitt;fibii lS.Si3 52S.OO Soil firir 1S.SS 15.00 Smitl fior S 8.75 Last Opportunity of Season to Get a Suit at These Smashing Reductions OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK Ac J 88 Sixth Street, Opposite New Wells-Fargo Building -w . t - s rvn TsM ? m mi a new re J f. - ri n. Portland Dealers Stand in with Chair Factory Sell its goods under a Fixed Price Schedule? If the People encourage the Latest Combine by purchasing Oregon Chair Products or by giving Their Trade to Dealers who Join such a Combination, Will they, not be inviting Factories who produce other lines of Furniture Jto also Fix the price at which you can Furnish your home? When the Portland Furniture Dealers got together and agreed upon prices the Courts smashed the conspiracy. Can the law be circumvented by each Factory securing the written consent of each Dealer to sell its Furniture products undeit a minimum ; price schedule fixed by f the Manu facturer? Is there no legal method to prevent this? Must the people stand for Injustice, regardless of all the laws on our Statute Books? If the most greedy Dealers can go to the different factories and persuade them to fix a price on their goods at which the public may buy-rirrespective of what the furniture costs the retailer how are the people going to protect themselves? The Factories are ready to protect the Dealer. vOH yes, the ppor De protection whether he wants it or not ' In a letter from the Oregon Chair Co.,addressed to us April. 27th and published by them on the 28th, they say: "This action was taken by us as a protection to you as; well as all Dealers.'-' 0 yes, by all means give us protection, sure! ' Why not have a guardian appointed for us? Surely we must be fools, must be mentally unbalanced or we would not refuse to soak the "Dear People" $3 or $4 more on a set of Dining chairs that would cost us no more than we had been paying for them. From our viewpoint they could not insult us more by advising us to : secretly pick the pockets of our customers when toey come in our store. OTHERS; PAY RENT, WE COLLECT RENT, WH0-CAN :SELL tHE;,CHEAP Because we exposed the new trust method, we were called hot air experts., You were advised "not to be humbugged by the slogan 'We collect rent"; intimated that we did not own the ' .- ; buildjtfg -that, anyway, it represented an investment, 'and interest nt be paid on the investrnent.w , .. .' GRAND MLAhiss- ft "gcr err g c; CORNER ; 5XARK V "We have often said in our ads : "We occupy one half our own building, and collect sufficient rents from the other half to pay interest on the whole in vestment Here are the facts let the public judge our truthfulness: The MORGAN-ATCHLEY FURNITURE CO. is a private firm, not a corpora tion, and is owned by W. L. Morgan, who -also owns the building.; The building entirely apart from the space occupied by the furniture store yields him a rental income of $6000 a year. This is 6 per cent interest, on $100,000. We never lie to the public we don't believe it pays nor will we' be forced to rob our customers by any factory, factories," or combination of dealers. G105-63 rRAND AV r ycTTTITTTTT prrcrcrr CORNER . STARK.
