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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 5. 1000. SHOULD LOOK AFTER PROPERTY Expert Examining County .Books Files "Report With : Recommendation of Im- proved System -, : More. Expensive. router degraa. Th county book slv It no eredit on account of theno thoroughfares, which. r frsuuen ia to ho tit bot la any county tii Paolfla coaat. I Uk to submit that ft eomplet system of eoat accounting should bo itmialiad In th auditor's office, which would exhibit all tlis facts wtth reeueot to rois, bridges, rock crushing plaut. to. i . . "For examnla. the acount with th Kelly Hutu rook crushing plant auow TOURIST TRAVEL II E EA Oil THE INCREASE TOUCHES oo T SHE FEARED PARALYSIS lly Buite rook cruslilna plant show I . hrt llftl f.hA - I'hVfifAlflTI ".Whn dbit of IBO.ooo, with nothing on th xrir,!., " -llfln TnT1rrA Wnlvnffnn fTiiipq Z.T. ' " credit .Id of tha ledger to show 4 hall produced anything. wnH a statement which I have oompUed from various source show, tha attribution from Kelly Mutt to be (4,770 cuble yard, which at the estimated prto of 111. 7 per oublo yard .would amount to 8, 071. A detailed .Utement. ahow- I In distribution to the different road I made a part of tills report. My con. tenlion J. that an asset and liability ana variably See Pacific Northwest. . Floyd 8. Judah of Ban rrancliooJ head of tha Perk-Judah company which maintain free Information bureau and John Gilchrist for Il legal Fencing:. Attended This Case of Nervous Breakdown. Narvou. breakdown rrfay be the first sign oi paraiysi. or some otner -sever nerrous disorder. A tonlo for the nerves system nls inent account. . . . publishes railroad and hotel bluebook. ,tV"u"8t '""th-r tit triei gf tn, iaclfl0 cottit j, Portland on h "-''i' IS.'T.'iirPi18?!" f'r'' Inspection of th new brauche. y.?c"u":, :..::rr Jz: p..k-.udah .company a u. mUtoUi ZJjrMinA th. ' " c0 old ftdari that .lieWfe golden when ff'ftT w.SPi a .nc n! tZ W-.C2Sf B-I?f10I JS . " "K c'onn..tYaft' o vtr SS.1 Ml n ivuoim vvw, m. .. . v ....... , I pirtlyill ' account 1 a necraaary a revenue aianuraemeni account. jmnirr '" - of in. l'acirin I'oaii. is in 1'nrtiann on was iinau awu aim u"i" r ...... i- ,K- . . . .... maintained an Illegal fenoo on govern- . - ' - - m.nt Und. having been Indlet.d . on J ' "t;el"Kn?fvoul!2B,!,.Ln :hlch - - l " I f A ll Anial a ti m hfttfln t1Mfti1Sel sTIll IT 1 "VII ftV fjSVl7T kgi L tXItB UU r-Hi.'? 5.?r.l.-L"Vr-.-.. ..,kjr ,. broSiht ' mP progre. until ft diaaas d had evn ft mall faction of th coun- n.; " 'T".u.. ViiiT. a to trlsL Ulstrtot Attorney McCourt had votop that Is generally regarded a In ty buslnes In thl particular, to em- M, .,:k .111 "Vti r.Ii.r eus.ested to Judse Wolverton that ft e.u,,,' was that Of Mr. """ -av..i, "..v. -'- l K.,n Hnnolx-n Pfcrt Mnrl anA Mxattla. Wi IIM OI iOWW auuea O m coaia vt 1110 i shed by Quate. ' I should unhesitatingly recom mend to ft private corporation which I clov a -nurohsslnir uttnL who sn Jnil T devot his whole time to th bllshed a br.ch In b about all T that th ends tlon No. . Tacoma. Waah. 8he aays: JUU "of ascertaining th needed upplle.Hr to .QUftro th "About two month before th birth . but w nop to eniargo w.,-L-t.t .v...4 . , V ..-V-k el... ...aMjnkUaA. wuax. Lr An Iamiii I UBT, , MV ftyifta .iasc- wvy ogyw uvnu -i. y to strict neeity. ht ftll purftaM Wolyertonftskd Ollchrlt If run down through worry an overwork J ."J i " fi T.TuiiZ th ftam sis as those w maintain In he had any statement to malt nd I In caring for my husband, who had been red, ftnd should publicly I i"" Vno? m"li? ' I h. ..l ,. Vnr h.)t I serioual v Inturorf In an iM.nl ifi.r . a . . . , M a V. a a gigg angftiag gann a n gs rgnniiniL I'tiris ru sw sns - - oXftn3f.oUa:.d oouft .0 aarSe.ur.nd wlch uch XorcJ In J'ealth "MT"and gJSSSft re.po0n.1Sor 8?U& V$. Tr'U'r & U feroffTh.U?. m ..td.hvVr VS&. 4ro USea. . I, r . . llnnul h tho rflatrint .tlnrnav and madS ach tllalruuil m an th. nwt llill "T- addltVon b"S!: TTer hold b hout .InTorrgon.r.h.'nor.nd itopnilly for violating, law 400 ",n7, V I.ft tlri "In addition . to thl ther should ps nil,lfn.- iiv.n,i,. .1,,- Ka.land cost instead of tauO and costs. I that I wanted to aleen all of tha tlma 1wi5-SWm . throua-h ft y 'or 1 ad 67,000 sum mar . Gilchrist 1. th manager of tho J- I hd beaa sl.k only a few week when ?eVmVtloU"c4ou"r'..U fron? receipt" to" Zif. !. validated. J . Kl ,4 1 n iv In Mntnl . nntrnn. with I ? P ! ? nont, ftndthwucher on return erv thaiVwho visited bm Pru. headauarter at Burns. Beoently b ,Deu. j.tod for about flva mlnut or an nuiaim ma v mir h. nnm hibii ij ib --. . - - . n . . . . - - - - ' - - ...'- J i j o loe durlna- tha vaar of tha Latwla I was inuwwa tor uavuis ,raiuiuou Keoonirnendlng' tho' mploymnt of ft county purchasing agent to stop leak-! age ftnd wast In th 1urchas of county suDDlies. th keeping of an no oount of th county real estate and ftlllavarv ihould b mad In th largest quantity actually required, tha property it own and ft mora rigid voucher system which will show the history of every tranaaetlon Involving I " th payment of money, J. W. Ferguson, I ory th expert employed to analyse, th. aooou book of. all the. county officer, has I -,. r.irr.ngittilal frtP niiro.haLfl AP fUed bla final report with, th oounty I payment. " . r . ' court- .. . ' ; .j . 1 fir .n..tfnt1 nVmlt !.) ttiaaa Thl report 1 th reault of an change fn tb method of publlo ao. cabinet in very in haustiv examination of tb account I counting would tend to both economy many publlo office kept by th, county auditor, i It contains Md efficiency In the oonduct of th I coal, no ipecuio cruioisra oi any ooumy oni. county' extensive ana growing duw- oer, and makes a detailed showing of th nes f ' receipt ftnd disbursement of each of-- "i'find nothlns; to crltlcls and much flee for the last seven years, ft well as to commend a to the clerical work In an account of county real estate and ti,e auditor1 of f Ic and I tleslr t property. Unlike some of hi former acknowledge th courtesies extended bj Wg maintained 1 . frat but s-r&duaJlv laataH Innnr until acoonntahl eveVv Individual who 5 d Clark air." ' fence on government land w n sn i woula frthem for ft whole day. Uy ftccountaoie every inaiviauai wn is jm i T.,,. .v. t.. Iud some Is. 000 acre, of DUbllO landlhar.. v.- i i . uwbm. a. ... . J wna.B,. W W w- r . I KMV lVUB 11J V VUlUf IIU cirio coast Hotel cabinet ystem. .which xrom wi i ...,. . dead like. There wa no feeling In them maintain railroad and hotel holder .v.n'th" Indictment wer returned ,na j couja hardly write or do any work .1 .1. I . I rj O Watches, Footballs or Football Pants With Every Boys' Suit, Over coat and Cravenette ImporUnt hotel and wiionnsi pieaaea guiuy v one with them. The numbness w wors in rftcmo i 1"1 "V,7nu mm hi during damp weather or when I was x on . renort. notably those dealing with the I. ha niiin- anit via nhtaf denutv, The reoort snows jtiua.iis in casn in office of the county clerk and sheriff, the exrert make no Quotations of law I tha tmaaurv- which tlfio.782 belons-a xo snow aDDarem xauur w cooidit wim I tn tha mad fnmi ( nnntv real estate provision of the law. j. valued at $695,02$ and road ma il i learnea mat one reason xor inis ohlnory and eouipment at 150,000. Ther Is that Instruction were given br i. niiii i(.t;nHin in rmmtv war. vuuui; .-u" . v;"" vw.t i rants, tne sreater numoer or recen. SAYS IIMID IS TO BLAME -amnvaH I ha f.nMi ascent aunh a ha I . . ---- - - 1 ira urea. TS' "n"V tvtJ'LJ;X. ' "I wa under ft doctor' car for over ...- la vear and. when the numbneaa besan. mik'mJrW ro?nTy McCourt .aid "MJt 1&t'&m that at tho time of entering the plea it Km? ZltlSlylyJ?TJJ: had hun riu Mrul htlWIKII t h nlaJntlTT I " "- "v nviy urn. Allot, and th defendant that, owing to the decided to try Dr. William' Pink Plus clroumstance of the case, fine with- I happoned to read of a case, like out imprisonment would bo sufficient mint., which they had cured. I gave punishment. Mr. McCourt said that them ft thorough trial ftnd found they Gilohrlst. Mi. McCourt aaid that were Helping me for I grew stronger in fences had been taken down. The ob-1 every way. The numbness finally left Ject of tne government wa to get the I me and I was entirely, cured. I hay fences down. Thl had been done ex- been strong and well irice." cept in a ens where it was a question I Tho remedy which gave Mrs. Gerlach ment of thl character from the report. dateV'but omre8hln tt'h'i tm n cept in a cas where it was queatwn l Tho remedy whlcft gave Mrs. taerlach It 1. intimated that some crijm remark. gSytral hundred 'Xllart worth ot oM UTS. HallOCk FlleS Several ojvll and not of criminal remedy. He komplete health can be obt-Jned ftt any have thu. failed to sea daylight. Jud ayiignt. Judge I m..i. aua. hun, mii.ii fnr. Webeter taking the position that , the .vjdent!y forgotten by those entitled to expert wa. employed, ftolely to f :urojsh claim th'em B0na of fhae warrant., for xne county court wnn iigures, ana instance, is a rello of the scalp bounty it wa. drawn in soptemoer, iui. to uddIv the law Mr. -erguson aamus tnftt no ia re-ii a a it Ttra for . fund. Counter Charges in Di vorce Case. eelv certain Instruction from Judge wenster, but said he nad notning to sav about the attitude of the judtre toward hi. . duties. Judge Webster is Book Crusher Becelpt.. Valuing the rock crushed at Kelly Butte at $1.75 per cubic ' yard, th suggested a fine of $500 and costs, I drug store or direct from the Dr. Wll with no Imprisonment .1 11am Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. T., Mr. uiicnnsi, answering me quasnon i at 60 cent, per box: six boxes for JZ.bO. or uuage woiverton, maae a statement of his case. He said that when the ?overnment first gave notice in 1807 or the fence, to he removed that he was notified by the official, of hi. Counter charge upon counter charge company to take all fence, down. He " fl,lel this morning in the elrfuit hadV'ed to do this, an3 had, with the u Atttm , uu wwunw u vmb wa 1 - v V , v w w a a urmj J mm ua aaw out of the city and his version of the crusher has produced over $96,000 worth r iT tT m hVi exception or me one rence arouna wmi matter cannot be obtained. of material in th last .even years. Hoad iMtTturn Si tSl ehrS i hr am'l.lcnow?. M Tlog meadow;. r Biff Bill, for Board., VSlffilft'SSa? Instrument & ftUed withcha?. "of hjt "Sse'd tliiu Son. of the interesting thing. In th. j5"clf ya?d.. Bd hwo'" to QUtwh?!. ?SVo5a report 1. the enormou. Increase In ex- The Armorv has cost the countv tJ7i. . chlw??il- She absolutely de- b m . there some 14 year, ago, pense In the cost of the county iail .0Jh5 ffl-? SnTJr. .Sfth. ni?An .w?u"?,'n?d h.tw0 Afr fhe othe? fences had beSn re- i il.Tl rio,a anV iki i oA7 " received $812 revenue from It. Th I T Hailock's charc-ea of '"desertion are moved the bookkeeper at a ?enhffh-CS?J.f,,thi?w5 Will bicycle path account, which Was prao- d enltd bv hi. wif who aalerts that Tit called attention to the Tioga ?h8. UVLmmXl0 tically .Closed in 1908, .how. a credit wMwho'd and Gilchrist had given . ri7. C .11.;- .,- o I called attention to the Tioga meadows hau4h"'r h'.'riK. I tract and Gilchrist had given order, to I he heaped upon I removed at once. In the meantime, bow i AVAn aftAv th I ever, t&a Indictment had been returned resent divorce proceedings , had been I through a report mad by Special Agent BUYS RESIDENCE in mroii Senaitor Chamberlain Will Make Home in the Na tional Capital. Senator George JX Chamberlain ha. Drill I h a... 1 i,'.mn frn t lt tihiM tSasS?! . During the time covered in the report hied he returned to her. and upon hi Stover. I- rona-n ' " Bur2d bridge nas cost fiti.isi promise to do better by her and to dla- Mr. Gilchrist contended that at no At the same time the cost of fnedinir an?!P,75 been recelvedi from it, mls the divorce proceedings, she al- tim had he any criminal intent, bat on i11 ln same time, in cost or reeaing i .,. .1. ravmun cnmlncr from I v.i ..J. ,v. - I -.1 j hi. w prisoners ana guara. at Keuy Butte ,'?eV.-lol a an - ...m! TO.v.," " VlSMMti aUiyW a WVa I UUDrJI W "J AtaV TT -Tft.J. V UMS aa I aMa X(aUKS VKtl4UUVV . ft 11 0llUft VVU . yoked ftgaln.t tho old timo cu.tom oi I D.CTand will make "the national canl- pa?eri,,&drh1g,pSc.s :ESkT w ?rtf took hthr.e.. m ine snerirr. ornco proper tne r- k: ,,;r - Th iii S. u.iiv ..i. tha .ha 1,. .1 tne payment or w cost t iwi it is tne intention or the senator to int. hava vpnwn fmm in 1 on. I prougHt in de8. iner.e nas Deen no I Mrs. Hallock ask. that .he bo al- .w..i(iiin w thrafnre fixed the .ti x.r,A inn.uui tho - closo of -each esston of TcongreaB, put ine raci mat jxe wtu or necessit: the oavment of th cost of the court FAST TRfllfJ III RVIC 00 fl, tAAi AE ... . . a"j a .. a. aH.. ynMit. fop alrleS uniT in. hav. In. I ""r'"" V .- . naitOCK B WBOTaoaw is Kv nor 4 creased ? Vrom 11J.KSS to 'iso mi L. n J.?8 ?rwg , toe . 1MB4 month toward, her .upport. The oount Clerk'. OfflVe Ys th ttli les than 1200 from revenue producer. Seven year, ago the Wi,, att $200 from income was 128.980. and last vear had I m." VAAArt . . . . . 1 A 11 I .ua 'Muauav iw. HUl Itnn ftnft In v,n tun t.a aat grown in any tiling Ilk the inw pro. .'""k:, t sV f o.3 portion, rlslna- ffom I2A.001 t 668. t , .-, 1 reiurnea 4 na otner credits amount m Court. Wow Expensive. V.tTn--w. .t .t ,. Th COflt Of thO Circuit eOlirt. All thaltv aSS In tha aavan vaa nt,. iiu-uu; um . gmwB iruiDi,jo 1 expense ror tn constable s orrlce last ovn; j a" iu xi grew year amounted to 14563 and election. Only -ft few 41lOUSand each Vearl Until I cnat US 783 Sno-lol imnnnlinll hava lat year, when it .sprang from $24,- cost $8,901, the expense for the Fergu- vj uio uirocui. iiKuieB, an increaseison accounting oeing Hi 1 1 or tnis sum. of nearly $15,000. Thl. 1. larsrelv ao-1 The luvenlla court. establtRhnd In isns counted for by the action of the leg!.-j has cost $20,511 to date. Last year and lature In Increasing the pay 6f Juror. (the year before the cost was a little and Witnesses from 12 Ber dav to IS. more than IfiOfln iwr vear and tha mnut iim juri vwns row wn year irom .19,-101 tnis goes ror salaries, me salary ao 10 io,ii, ana witness xees irom I count last year amounting: to ltB2U. "-.rJ-if "f-.. .v. .K a ltrlot 4ttora.y'. Offlo. a. minutuv -x iiiaUUiUW auiu H'l . . . . . . et. of the county .how. a surplus of Lr.it Taf i.o, ii?of ..Tvl $1,208,891. the liabilities beina- nlaoad cp.t last year-of $4 4 25. a decrease from at 111S.J44 and th aaaat. tnludln all ln X? prgTiousi wnen me. expenso 11 11 i iT tV. 1I rueariy zuuo weni to spe property, $1,817,138. These figure, were ioi h.i..Hvu tn th. i..t .mo. nrZ- F.-ft 31 bng 'ex- -;rr...Iir fr v "r """ipenaea on mat account in me last year. ?lu.V5?" J?ieLbsr !h MB.ea80.r ?""" The ferry John F. Caple. cost $3,718 county o an Interesting Inventory of what the I atnra th Munui tios.iS7. anri 'tha V owns In tha wav nf raat aatata f T x nr.k.,.. .ta fttaft ftf Property. New oounty hospital, real estate, $85,. 000. Improvements $15,000. - Armory block, $100,000; improvements, t oo.ouv. f ' It in North Mount Tabor, $500. Court house, $250,000. Gravel pit on Patton road, $6800. ock quarry in section si, itbu. Five acre. In section 25, $750. Llnnton .rock quarry, $4000. f oor farm, iiso.ooo. Tho county hospital cost $45,068. Last I year the expense was $8870, compared with $10,193 the year before, and $4305 In 1902. The poor farm cost $121,762 and brought In $3865. Tho cost of the county farm and hospital combined in creased rrom jib.bss in ioa-03 to $30, 806 In 1908-09. For support, transpor tation and ouriai or 01a soldier. $19,471 ha. been paid. t xne cost or tno insane was less last rear than it was seven years asro. Then It was $1486 and last year $1296. This includes cost of examination, convevinsr o. j urv. , . , v tt v, .uu luxik suicai Iv aaymiu nuu mi uaKC ill f t. fn section 8, $5000. I The justice court of the East Portland Kock auarry. 4.8 0 acres, la Motion 28. 1 district prior to consolidation last year $2000. - -i 1 coat ror tne six year period xzh.oob. xne Gravel pit, five acre in, section 1. 1 Portland district court In the same time 1000. looet $36,702. La-t year the consoll ravnl nit. ola-nt acrea in section a. 1 dated court cost u,ao tsnon. . I Tax collection cost the county $120, Gravel pit. two ana on nan acres, ini i in.ine .evrn y?, growing-siowiy section 8, $2000. I from $16,624 in 1902-8 to $21,8S1 last Kelly Butte, $6000. I year, rrom licenses ine county nas ae- o ravel nit t.ss aerea In section IS. I rived $26,826. The county court has 12000 ' - l cost sua. tne coroner tzn.i ii, tne as . . . . . . M.BM AM I . U KU T . IMItA . V RKE limvai Dir. aix aorea. in section ib. i ci wP .."! $3000. Gravel r..u.l mmmi 1 ITU1E laifD ana . .. Ihnant n health tfiS?K Current rnurt. Hair jonn uarr v. u. v., m.ti aoroa, r r:.-i.-,: .m,;J ITarriman Flyer Between Portland and Chicago Starts Friday. HEALTH? MAN DIES III VOYAGE Marquise des Montiers-Mor- inville, Once Gwendolyn t SENAT0E SPEAKS Caldwell of Kentucky. AT LA GEANDE FAIE tv I be In Washington a large part of each year made It desirable that ho have hi. family with him while there. Not feel ing tnat he could afford to keep up nome. Dotn in wasmngton ana in .port land the senator haa arranged to lease his Portland homo to hi. son during tne time tnat ne is away, xne unam- beriam children will attend the Wash ington school, during the winter. The senator , new horn la a modest More Styles in Boys' and Childrens' Clothes Than Is Shown by My Other House in Portland Boys' Suits from $2.65 to $12.50 Boys' Overcoats from$3.15 to $20 "lays tafefMif residence and he axpeot. to dispose of torship. it upon hi. retirement from the sena- La Grande. Or.. Oct. 5. -Th feature New York. Oct 6. Marquise Mary ' the eecond day of thocountyfair m- r .1 ii.,iii mi..i centers arouna eenator unamoenain. hour ia to .peak at 4 o'clock. Lara m,ll train that tha IT.ln..n II... ... I UWBnUUJVU VUW1, V1 nfl. ...nraaant a nianrYn";evt will , in It William . uaidwen or wiui.vuie, . a -- " 1 """"'O The new Chicago-Portland 60 FISHER, TR0RSEH & CO. The Big Point Store" FRONT AMD MORRISON STRCJI3T3 Hannfaclarcrs and Jobbers Everyllilng la Pslstj nHVI i . . f U " . V W K U I . ' ' . U . . U ( I, , treasurer $15,989. the county school su- plt. acre, in section , $450. tBaJ,, L.S?A0.VaJJUfTKa. ".h'! nit. five acres In -section 4. 1 f 7. the district attorney $14,44$, the pit, riv acre, in -.ecuon . J!rult igpector $8126 and the county 814 and the detention home ha. cost $2$,864. . - - A man near Jefferson ha. ISO sores Of wheat not threshad yet last week , 18000 Gravel pit. two acre. In section 1800. ' Gravel prt one ftnd on half ftcre. ectlon 8, $1500. Gravel pit, two acres, In .ectlon 1. 8S00. Gravel pit, two and on half ftcre.. In i .ectlon . Z50. j Cemetery, 1.40 acre., no value. Sxpert'a Oomarata, The comment, of the expert on - th conduct or county business, ana nts recommendations, by which be would keeping, keep strict accountability on good health, with tU bfeftsingg, must tola. county orricer. ni reauco in airaira of the county to tho bast. , on which private corporation. Alt Who Would Etyoy read. a. follow.: deretand, quite dearly, that it involve the) ar conducted, question of right living with all the trm "I beg leave to submit certain re- Jrnpljeft. With propar knowledge of what .tta ne mw avamlnaflnn nf tha rviunf v I ' r i book which do not explicitly ftrpear In I ia beat. earn, hour of recrraliori. of enkrvw I tho tabulated statements, for the rea-1 , , . I of observed omissions than of afflrtna-1. it. . tlv facta, but ar nevertbeles. or such I i vj iuuuhiih. w uiuig mji&uim . a nature that I feel that aa a-oou n taa 1 1 r .u. Pna;r4naa ma h. Aim. ! could not properly omit any mention of f1 th ua of meoicme. may D om- " (ham I M - J i J them. "The county, book, hava not b-an I r1" dvfttltfto, but ttnder Or kept o as to make any .howtng on- j denary condition, ia many instance ft I Nor has any general property account j simple, wholfome remedy may b inTalo. beii ketn. As arpra elaewhera. II ,, ,, . , . , , bav colfacted and tabulated tbaee ttama labia if tftkea ftt toft pTPppr U3 ftna UM . under valuation, kindly furnished byi- ,t o t-'u- .t... s t- the aeeeasnr. I waaaanu ig ryrup v. own uia , is on next Friday, October 10. The train will make the run from Chicago to Portland in about 60 hours and will bring mall into Portland 18 hours ahead of the present schedule that Is 7:46 a. m. Instead of p. m. According to tho schedule that has been arranged by the operating depart ment or tne u. . & w. ana ttie oreeon Short Line, working In conjunction with the Union Pacific, the new train win leave Pocatciio, Idaho, at 1:28 a. m., Huntington at 9:02 p. m., and will arrive in Portland at 7:45 the next morning. This train will carrv no nassena-ers but will consist of mail and express cars only. It will, however, amount to a saving of about one whole day In the man Detween tne east ana .Portland. Under the present arrangement Paciflo coast man does not reach here until too late in the evenlna for dlstribu tlon. It doe. not reach the husiness houses until the following nTornlngr, Under the new. system the same mail will arrive in the early morning And do aistriDutea ny io o-ciock or earner. BAD BLOOD FH mine episode Guy Bakeman of Snohomish Alleged to Have Shot Claud Stretch. (Snaetal DfatMtcli to The Joaraal.t Snohomish. Waah.. Oct. 5. The high school of this city Is In a furore today over tno snooting arrray tnat occurred on the. campus last evening. Claud Stretch, a sophomore. Is suf ferine- from a painful though not dangerous bullet wound In the leg and It Is claimed that Ouy Bakeman, son of Coroner Bakeman of this county, did the shoottnr. Th affair 1. said to bo th outcome of hating epistle which took place at recent freshman dance, when a crowd of freshmen took Bakeman from the ballroom and cut hi hair la ft very In artistic xaamon. Bakeman and a number of other stu dent wore on the school ground, last evening when of th student lifted Bakeman' hat and mad some facetious remark about hi. hair. This anrered Bakeman, and It 1. alleged be revolver rrom his Docket and rirM, in nunet stnamg ftretch A 11 tho Mudetils ron earned i- ha af. fair are aona of prominent families ef thl. Hit. M..MI .miiaiMitf ana - penal oris will follow. It is said. Th isi easing tb school : efrTVtV? wft-SUi fept t t a &s&mywtov$. 1 condition ran bo had wtthoot a fall and troOifuIlv an! to amwJv tha t nerfnr T.. . CP-,IL, JI 7 r ,a lt" oetaiiad shnwleg of th r-rnTty. I mm ' , r . Informad that It I thprart-o In ether laiatir to thoa deairillf it. ,. I n n.n. n.wtt f " ? ft ou sties to keep entrlea, rot only rf ... . , Oe) Befor Clrmlt Covt. , the count y'a real aatata. bit of CJBtM-NJTjetltly, tb. OwsroMy. Pfrap f4 yy cbb and Bart Leharge. wfeo , matter the county roe da. , r- TVrir nf JVnna rive pern) tm h u ,B eeactim, with ft moftd. Sahaao TUtM. "e 181 xir 01 fnn lrp TnpTW, r,B-t-r of rethre-, were held to the 4 . "ft rrers that In tfile rot IVera ftatiaf action. To ft it brrafcial cffet 'Ircalt CTCrt this rn cruris. Fmt r oomeiMrur l it 1 ea mliee ef f -l . . , . . .. er.errea are lnlt tham. n which timmm frara4ml rnada. rf. t buy tha f-aturjf, raaouartured by tb 1. toeda waa placed in oacA casa. I mni if grare ad roaa The are ts-i r." rr fj.,.,.. f. 1 .Ula1' 1 1 "" ' ' mm a mmrt ivr, m-- I a-a . mm n- ... a, Creaawell i' an ire coi or m. a a e' 'ri Wll V An-.r-.rlm vaju ef atf.;eert fror-erty to a tuJl wamaa t rt ' veat hmri oolled oo-a, arrai the Ciroeicl. Ky.. died early today on board the steamer Kron Prlnsessin Cecil le Ju.t aa the liner arrived off Sandy Hook. She had been Buffering from B right's disease for a number pr years ana was return ing home for treatment. She was im mensely wealthy and was, known social ly throua-hotit the world. She created a great sensation In 1888 I by announcing that she Intended to take the veil. She had been prominent in Protestant church work, but when she made her announcement she made large donations to me tjatnono cnurcn, in cluding a gift of $1,000,000 to tho Cath olic university at Washington. D. C. She failed to enter a convent, ftnd left the church In 1906. - She then ordered! that her name bo removed from "Caldwell Han" at th university In Washington. In 1847 ah married Marquis Des ! Montiers-Morinville and has been In . America only twice since. Her husband. who Is in Paris, wa. notified today of I her death. . ' She leaves a fortune of several mill- j ions. Including -ft vast etate in Ken tucky, RAISE FAEE TO FAIR; PATRONS PROTEST Colfax. Wash.. Oct 6. A bitter pro test nas Deen raised among me patron. of the Spokane 4k Inland Railway com pany and the management of the Whit- man county air association at tne ac tion of the company in raising the fare j for the round trip from town to the fair grounds to 20 cents, double what waa chanced last tear. The distance rrom me inland depot to the station at uw grounds is less than a mile. The sentiment of th. general publlo haa Deen xavoraDie to me xniana a. against th O. R. A N. line, but th recent increase all along the line of the Inland. In both freight and passenger rates. I. meeting; with considerable pro- teat, ana mucn or me Dueine. is go- ln" back to the steam road. Yiuiir;.lFai m. Q2u Y0trU. eE SURPRISED TO SES BOW YOUNG YOU LOCK WREN YOfJB HAIR IS RESTORED TO ITS NATURAL COLOR Tftert. M ooftw foe BskAdy orrv mr faded kir. It Bakes yea look cid whea ' yoa'af ftot . ftmsghtff aod ftdarraij. . Hst Haif Heakk wOi bnW back h Bat. I ral color tad tiry, aad auk yotg kair I ftrkht. ftanriant aad fo3 oi yoathful auty. ! Sl oWriJ aaJ iUi( oot. fWy table aad fcamUas-nol m Syc f It t tftev vxrmrx. at Ecw4nsrr. i Bay's tterflaa cure kcasi, r4. , yaw aa4 cpnal kaaaa, aa aBafeti OaMaL Kespe acU caa IH matt, z-c l",rr er itr-br. TfceCarat- ftaia,"Iti ; Can nf tha Hair" . . , ra Bay P v wew-arlt. n. A, mi wTODall Do not hesitate to buy because you have not the ready cash to pay in full, for Your Credit Is Good Here for Suit, Overcoat, Raincoat or a complete outfit. You obtain qual ity clothing here. We could not af ford to sell any other kind. No em barrassing conditions about our credit system no red tape simply make a small cash payment, then pay aaBSB, ' You will find it a convenient and EASY WAY to keep well dressed. The payments are so light you will never feel them to be a burden. Si BalaaBBml .1 SUM r. ' ',1 J ; i ''Mi1 i ; 1 ICSEVTUE i jjini j r mm mm m 'km lm ( V -rori. C7 t-T a oo. . ftaMa-M&AX Ult Cft, HrsI and YaruMH 2c SONS St C O -j1 -