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OEtELOPIHT 1IEIIOG A SUCCESS. Convention at Burns Shows s That State and District l) Aided- Railroads Are ,No Idle Dream Session for 3Iarshfield Planned. s s WUHam Grimes, a weiriown Marsh field booster. i now also booster for central Oreiron in jreneral an the Har ney valley in particular. He says the Harney valley Is the beet i country out of doors, the Coos country., 01 oure. WITNESS IN GOULD CASE , i THE . OREGOtf DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING,- JULY o, iw. , ' . . a CE ill JELLS BEER IffDRY & J it I .;; Warrant Issues " on . Four Charges Made Against W. A. Schooling and Constab les Go to City Suburb to Make . Arrest. : . ' ' Mr Grimes has Just reached Portland homeward bounds on his way " tendance at the h0, jX ment oonirresa meetlnc at .Burns. July . ' "Uwas a (treat meettn." Mr. Grime. I ea d this mornm. fvv,Z . th 150 miles, to a town 140 mlfea from the railroad, to attend It More than 1000 people from the surroundfnK country ..attended' the three days' Mn?f""?;HB- "There wre many meet Interesting addresses, chief amonf them bejnjr that of Colonel C. E.-8, Wc of Portland, who spoke on the -subject of state er diBtrict aided railroad He apoke for two hours, and at the conclusion Ja besired to o on.; The -eople In that country are enthusiastic. 0Ter - tne project of district eldedroads. and en thusiastically Indorsed The Journal by resolutions for its aid tn the matter. . "The convention demonstrated that the experimental stage has been Paaeert. continued Mr. Grimes.. "Surveyor re now In the field mapping out a line of road from Boi se, to the coast. Boise district is in the ,wrk : Burns;, and Prineville districts .;orranlaed' and at work. The time for talk has paased and It Is the Intention to no through with the project, from' the surrey, to the construction.' "I want also to say aomethlnc about Harney valley. I saw a fine crops M ever rrew while In that valley, and with a railroad it would be the district or freateet opportunity in the northwest, t would pay any-railroad to run Into the Harney valley alone.Mo - . Mr. Grimes and J. R. Smith, of tbe r North Bend chamber of commerce, are In Portland to Invite Portland business men to a meeting of the development eonirress, tobe Jheld at Marshfield. Au rust 2 and 21. ' Great preftarattons are being made for the entertainment ot the - erpected jlsitoriHi-'efte-Hsf thefeatarea beinir a biK clambake.. 'vf - ' ' Invitations have; also ben, sent to Senators Bourne and -X-hamberlain and t'ongreasmen-Hawley and Ellis to attend the meeting. Governor Benson, will - also attend. - - tr-'--'- ; ,,, While comlnj; down' the, Airency bill, the automobile lln which Mr. Gnnaes, Mr mith and E. ofer were ridina: was overturned, out til, inree cpa viui out Injury. Mr. Grimes .will eav lor. , III IWlUg ""'' LJ , . . j BOYS L0SB; BAIlS -.".'. y.i ui i, i "v .' " . f-,,it . ' .- (Continued from Tasre One.) VV . " 1.1 IW, -.v.w t ; IV ' nel ' ; "' 'rS j. B 1 W 1 V -r ; --y-" xm Sketch of Mra. Mabel E. Sells, wWTemeriinitM" iultl'! .i'..JIr Upward," Gould agalnst Ber- husband. aeoyin mat sno na r iwu Gooltf tipdef tSc tnnnetice f llqnor. Alley when the ball bounded dn" the board wnjcncoyerea nie-snan u ilnsn hotwnen two of them. The boys ran after it and pulltnc off a, board or two peered oown inejntK. in u man's feet protruded from under the ... j mines, 200 feet deep., in the alley be tween Wyoming and , Arlsona atreeta. near Porphyry street, yeeterday . alter It is apparent that the man met with foul r'av and that when found he had been d ad mora than 48 hours., The case presents many perplexing; (features and 1 i.aie An l1awlrlell..rhllR, far advanced by polio officials and others are probable. Robbery as the motive of the crime Is Indicated "by the fact that the trousers pocketa of, the almost new auit of clothes found on the body were turned Inside out. " . - -An autopsy performed" last tilgnt how Ihnt before death, ensued, the mn waa unhiertprl to a fearful beating. bruiflea on the chest indicating that the blows were of sufficient force to cause a hemorrhage of the lungs which nA hm 1,t.bl avtr with hldrul e Tha two boys were playing ball in the Pof.Kera at Brownsrille (Sieelal DUpetcb to Tb JosroaL) ftrownsville.- Ot.. SntT4- Professor Kern ef Eockford. 3U;rh4 etturta thi week before tne State Teachers association at Albany ' dllverea one The Lof the board of dlrectorsof thelnorth field Scott Smtth of the high school tt this place that Professor Kern was secured for this lecture. . Professor Kern leaves ior eeaiiie, wiierw m ElEAKOB E0BS0N , if y of bis stereoPtloon-leotures t the, opera nouse in lqib .chj mi ,onmH. lecture was lven 'under the direction give lectures at tne a.-x. -jr. for a week, .x ABSENT CITIZEN IS MINDFUL OF HOME '. Antonio vferraclolt is on of 4 : Portland's moat , patlrotla ... UK-, A, sens, ft Though ha was 800 miles .away whentJisei(irlelectloi, 4 took place last month, he aeemea It Jilsduty to yota," And- believing- that ba could do so by mail, he dispatched a letter to Jha city auditor ' which was received to day. Antonio was one of tha voters to whom wa sent a cir ' cular letter from' tha promotara Df-lba plaa. to change jfleipca-w street tlon of tha i Madison bridge totMarket street. ". But " before--the lette posted ha had "departed to aeek. his fortunes in, tha Alberta Wheat belt ; and "ha 6 Id not ; get tha letter unUl two weeks' ago. Ha thought he still had a right ta vole; so he sent a letter post tiaate to rorciana. nu vui 7lp )faU''tiich' t; fiogene. " , '"A t (SpecUl DlipitcB to The loonuil.i Eugene, Or., July - Over half an Inch of rain has fallen since yesterday noon, nd it is feared much damage has been done to hay that is cut and cher rles. 'It will be of great benefit, how ever, to late sown grain, .. ,v ... i m ' ' . there is a lot 'of difference between the people who -take a fron rr row at lh feast and those who hold it in the ARLETA Xtr 1 HfVinnllnv-' who la MA Id tn have ad on ted orlarinal methods to break the drouth, at Arleta, which la In dry terri tory, win have to answer to xour charges -of selling beer In a prohibition precinct A warrant for his arrest was sworn out today by Constable Wagner, and tha constable and Deputy Constable ivernan wem io Aneu , w this afternoon. , , . - Schooling; is alleged to have carried on a heavy business supplying the thirsty ones. He handles bottled goods, and is alleged to have sold in all quan ti ties from a bottle to a case or a keg. In -soma instances, according to wit nesses who will appear against mm, tne purcnasers lingered suu uiu k,i tho premises. - , , ., . . , Botifjis Bear by Bottle. .. - In the -four complaints filed against him he is charged with aelllngr to 1 ciA cniii, n Will a T-tenrv Clann and Robert Lawrence. Tha last names is a minor, i jrer oi b. j cordlng to statements made to the offi cers, Lawrence, accompanied by ,W, 8. DflNMn . ia rA rttKera mirehAHed three bottles of beer, paying for them and drinking one bottle on the premises .l .l il a.t.AAllnB'a nl.HA t Tim Z L WIIV UflU ovilwiiiiB " K " . J tha course of their celebration of . the FYnirtn vesieraav. ana ney wm hunt the en Re with which they obtained a cheering; glass. , I ' Also by ti Beg. . l ,1 .k.... Ae. Invaatlrntlon IS 1 1 vi ui uiinigo ....... --c.- - ; , 1 . C..V.nnli..V anM D tcAff fit fnflmtnff oy to Milton James, Henry Lartn, Glen i Terry, utor urjannsn nu " -Calhoun, the latter 11 years of age. The keg was taken- over the line into amas county ana mere openeu. umi i alleged that several Jaga ana " disturb- ; ances or tne peace reounou. - Behooring conducts an Ice plant ana . t irlata ami la also CA I J 1 rpn IMt.iu. ........ ., - ,A m agent for a local brewery.. The suit for an injunction o prevent ui u)ioii of the Mount Beott district to the city was brought in nis najne, n obi of the chief opponents of annexation., ELLSWORTH DECLINES f N..-E.-A. PRESIDENCY ' ' (Uatrod Pm ese4 Wlrt - . nenver. July Elmer Ellsworth, United States ' commissioner of educa tion, today withdrew his name from aw. ii- AJH.n4iii,t fftr that nrMliiencv Of the National Education association, which la in session here. : Ellsworth was tha lavorue in tne ro iw jhb i -a u Mtmii nMl In the prvBiueiivjr uu i.v ; , ; . contest ha would probably hava been elected. . ...... .. .',.,. with tna witnarawai oj n"t"4 President.. Baker. vDttha ..University of Colorado became a strong;, possibility ior tne oitice, ( Union Filea Complaint, (By lonrnsl td f'c"'Llrt-i. .14 ' Salem, Or., July 6. The Balem Pruit Union hae filed a complaint with the railroad commission alleging negligent service on tho part of the wells-Fargo i;,iiiiui onmnanv in the transportation of raspberrlea, loganberries, currants . . . .,i. ewnm .Balam.. n ana omer anuu r " Seattle, The agent ft tha Union fct Seattle reports that the fruit arrives in a much damaged condition. One wan at Salem received cent for 100 boxes f Apetu"on for refund will ba asked of the express company and In 'the, mean while the railroad commission is re quested to Investigate tha matter. Depot ' Service Investigation, ' ' (By Journal Td Salem Wire. " ." Salem, Or July . Charges preferred by William U'Ken against the service maintained W the baggage department at the Union depot in Portland will be made a basis of an Investigation of the conditions to be conducted by tha rail road commission on Us own motion. Mr. plaint against the Terminal .company out Decease tr piuiii has been Injected Into thematter it ' TT. it. v.. v, Viv Me. - TT'Ren and the commission that the commission take It upon its own nunmn. iML LMiG SMS iie is mm GED Patron of G-as Conipany Tells : Council Two, Prices . Are Charged. When the city council holds its next regular roeetirrg one week from tomc-r row there wlU ba presented for Its consideration a letter ,f rom Karl 'Mng. mnnnini -what he terms the "mean injustice", of the Portland Gas company and asking that, tha council pass an or dinance to redress tha wrongs or tna company's "victims," Afi - . " The letter, which la n6w on file. In tha ity auditors office, charges that .1.1 J...tii hara different nrlcea to different- onsumera and that those who use the quarter meters are forced to pay ao per cent mure iur uivh e" .t. Sir iift-Tirtt- iima - the meter is. Deputy City. Attorney Tomllnson says the company has no right to dlscrim- mate ana tnai ,ir uu vunun er who Is charged more tiian his nelgh n h um kind nf service. may refuse to pay the amount in excess of tha lowest rate maae ny uq vvunaiiT tor tn&t parucumr ot. . ' . - Mr. . ling's letter, which is self-explanatory., follower ; , ; ; jpoo Bovaoag Wtongad. 'V';m.;. ' To ' the Honorable. Councilmen Gen tiemeni, ? wish, to respectfully dtraer your attention to the fact that certain poor . persons in Portland are wronged by a local corporation, also that the city attorney-cannot prevent this at present, because there ia still no ordi nance against It. . , "The-Portland Gas company charges some peopla at tha rate of 95 cents per 1000 cubic feet of gas, while other cus tomers, who are forced to use quarter meters, get the same poor gas. but still must pay about 20 per cent more; they pay it in advance but only get 20 centa worth of- gas for each quarter Inserted In the meter. Slot . "I was advised at tha company's of fices to return to Seattle, Los Angeles, -.... 'Atk.. n(tn whara MM la anlil at one price only, no matter what kind of meter Is used, if I didn't line tne way the company does business here. I sup pose the Portland Gas company owns L I LI If IU W 11, 1 U t , l. iviv la Portland,' which statement seems to bear the Inference that the company may do as it likes. , ' , w "Portland is the only town I know Of that allows a gas company to use the quarter meters In -such, a dishonest wav. Most of the victims aon t . even know they are overcharged, et I do nope you, sire, win pb v,iivw forbidding this mean Injustice. . ; itespectfully, ; ICARIi LANG. Xt is "Poppyoock,'? v . "It is all poppycock," said. H. M. Pabst of the Portland Gas company, when fliieetloned this afternoon aa to the gas company's method f colleotlne from it customers,, after he had read tna leti A A. AAlannlf V. 1 ,0 n tf ' nil l i u liio luhiivu v v "The people get their full quarters worth of gas out of every quarter they insert, ana an w xm vm- l . being the only city In the country al-lowing,.sitch-meteta Lang surely is mU taTten. '-iiy are used aU over jhecoun- UBy our method we collect from, the landlord of any rooming house in whlcn we Install meters at the rate of some times 9 cents a thousand atid some times more,: His bill - Is read from a head meter, from which all the prepay meters work. He makes but- little out of the agreement, for persons using these meters put any number of slugs Into the meters. The landlord -simply takes chance of making a dollar a . i a i.-i,., .ni..AflnAnnfnrlv an much through the dishonesty . of his roomers. . . . ,, . . -WherrfiMt-4nstalled-wa.--oollectea rrora tneee mne uurPF,T: "Jf X much through slugs Instead of Rood money being t ueea mat wo . method.. We would really like i to use nntvtin. hut the ordinary meter for they oost much less. We have to protect our selves, however, , so . use , the pre-pay meter. . , .- Resembling ice tongs " PPe"an blit without sharp ends, are the new tools, invented oy a V;"" 1 , r'i;"r k to facilitate the ..handling of hose by firemen. - - ' - To fael strong, have good appetite and digestion.' sleep soundly and enjoy life, use Burdock (Blood Bitters, the great system tonio and builder. , Itch! ' ttchl Itchl Scratchl Scratch! Rrmtch! The. more you" scratch the worVe the Itch. Try boM'm-mntmffi It cures piles, edema, any skla itching. All druggists sell It. , , ,t . Avlaay fiver leads to chronlo ffyspep slaand cof tipatlon weakens the whole sysUnis Doans Reguleta (15 eent. per box) correct the liver, tone tha stomach, cure constipation. tJures baby'a croup. Wlllla'a dally cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat a-rand-t,.'. lamanesa Dr. Thomas' EclectriO ehold remedy. 1 1 w. . - . - . - . . 1 aa . ,i , ..... i r, . ' ' Anty Dnide on Vacdnation. 1 Health Department Doctor ''Give w yottr urn, Mrs. ,Malone,'I have been toyacdnate yoa Mrs. MaUnu-Oh roe arm? How wifll be tble to wash : widmeanntiiesoizeofahorse'slegT' 1;- Aniy Drudge "It you'd use Fels-Naptha'soap; yom'd be able to do all the washboard nabbtap; necessary , with . 1 : one band." ii : t - ''.' - - '. Elenor Robson. trtose engage rcr.t to Auguft Belmont ba created .. ;sation In "financial and theat- Hbw much ol Monday doybu spend, ; at the wash-tub? Far too long if y yh ; r clothes any way except - the Fels-Naptha way. One of the;; greatest blessings jbf , Fels-Naptha soapls its quick action. Vhcn" . 't you use pelsNaptha, a half hour's soaking ' m cold ox lukewarm water will thoroughly . loosen the dirt. While the clothes'" soak you are free to do other work. "Then rub :. lightly,, rinse and the clothes are ready for ; the line. " v '; - ; . elsrNaptha soap robs Monday of it't . drudgery. But it' must be: used the - Fels-Naptha waynp boiling, no hot water. Follow directiohs on the red and, green . wrapper. 4 ' -' -. - .- . . ' J- ' ,-. mi hp narnfinters are readv to begin their woric. We must be 11 rfljirlv. Don't forcet to watch This Paper Tomorrow . Evening for final announcements of the Greatest Money Saving Values ever " 'v ' ':--;'';;-''":7orferetelS SnLVEEFIElLB'S Cor. 4th Cl' Morrison "Streets . 1 " ' ' , , " ' - , ' . '. '.- 5 - ,'V bank, bank bank The Money You Save by BUYING -I0ES SMOE ' .... , ' i SHOES. At the real Closing Out Shoe Sale of;the ....... L . . . . '' , ai v " ' . - ,: -285 MORRISON STREET ELLIOTT; BROS, asked for and have been granted a sliort extension of time to complete the final" closing out of this stock, but the time is so short prices will have to do the work.- Watch this paper tomorrow .. . - . '. '. . . . . -. evening for final announcement and com6 today. v , BROS. ' Selling the Stock of ' W. J. FULLAM ELLIOTT 1 : j i . . .
