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li i .J it . J 1 Iff f " yi 03 Japanese, Charged With Kill ing Partner, Spends Day in Jail. . It Is a sad Thanksgiving 'day that Toyo Morimato, a Japatietw boy, is , spending in the city Jail. His lifs-long partner, 8. Koamura, is dead at Orting, Wash., and Morimato Js accused of be ins his murderer. Scara over the head of the Japanese boy tell the try of a terrible fight he had with hid part ner on the night of November 12, which , ended la a shooting affair the next morning and tha death of Koamura. Morimato left the little cabin im mediately after the shooting, thinking that he had only wounded his partner. Ho Jiad. Intended : to write-him a let ter today, asking forgiveness. When . arrested, the Japanese boy was in formed that he was wanted for mur ,' der. lie told Sers-eant Keller all about v the affair, , and promised, to return to . - Tacoma, whre he is wanted: , -. According -to the story received by v .iCtl P0"08, "whlch 18 corroborated o y the boy, the two-Japanese; were cut ting wood near Orting, On the even ing or tne fight they wort, drinking I,' .:- .: i : i :i j ' V ; T 01 ' ;- L v 1 s ! : -'r-.z cn his ti. aj from t:-e c-ffvt.. Thf two men later went t'j ted. 1,-trfy next morning Morimato went to the cabin of his partner, who was sitting at a table eating breakfast. Morimato leveled a shotgun at his part ner and fired. Dropping the gun, he took to , the woods, and . wandered around until yesterday. When he reached Portland. Sergeant 'of FoHce Keller found him last night at 373 Everett street, and placed him under arrest. .The boy said he had been a partner of Koamura for 12 years, coming from Japan with him. In the summer they worked in vegetable gardens, and chopped wood in the win ter, tie had $81 in his pocket t r VICTORIA IN MIDST OF WATERWORKS FIGHT (TJnItM Pccm Leostd Wlrp.) ' yictorla, B. C, Nov. 24.After a cam paigning remarkable, for bitterness the ratepayers of Victoria, ara today voting on a bylaw for the appropriation of the holdings of the Esquimau Waterworks company at a flgdre In the neighborhood of $2,000,000. Opponents of the meas ure, among .whom is Mayor Morley, cre ated a sensation by charging that the entire press of the city and many lead ing citizens were "bought up" by the Esquimau .company. The mayor, through both papers, ;yesterday appealed to the citizens to defeat : the measure. He was' denounced in the morning pa per and it its believed tnc bylaw will be carried by a largo majority. - Oil'is drawn from deep' welJs in Aus tria by endless cables of absorbent ma terial which are squeeted .dry between rollers as they reach the earth's sur face. lUuli i I: 1 k 1 s Burglary of Jchnson Residence Charged Harry Raymond. iricc lllLl Street to .- In r..' 1 )-. 1 In Harry Raymond, S 4 years old and well appearing, ; was t. returned from Seattle yet.terday afternoon tar burglarizing Portland homes. Personal property to the value of aPPr0'matcly $500 was found In his possession and has been Identified. Soon after breaking into the local horaea he left for the northern city, and was captured there upon infor mation furnished by the local detective bureau.--',. j , ....... . p , . .On the evening of November 16, Kay mond entered the home of Mrs F. Rich ards, 669 Kverett street, n ja charged. A lady's watch, 'five rings, two gold chains and several small p'leoea of Jewelry were teen- Bntranca W the home was gained by prying open a rear window with a chisel . . Sallowing the Richards' robbery, the home of Julias Pincus, 728, Johnson street, was entered, a costly set of mink furs, ; an astrachan . coat, - opera glasses and minor pieces of Jewelry were taken. ' Entrance Was galne) by 1 rut-cing a rear w"'uw with the chisel I The stolen property from both 1iome w'"s found by the r"on Of Rivmon,! among his effect. To Detective Hcllyer, Raymond ad mitted the goody were stolen, but s;vid another man took them. He said,, he would plead guilty to a charge of lar ceny in a dwelling. 60 far a known, Africa has bnt one '-"bltant to each 11 square miles of land. v - CCUGOirJS BURST BLOODVESSEL. Says: Sanger Avoided and Cores Cough! . . la B Honrs. . 'A writer for the medical press states that coughing la responsible for the bursting of f blood vessels quite fre quently. A cough or cold means in flammation (fever) and congestion, and these in turn Indicate that the body i9 full of poisons and 'waste matter Sim- pie reller, as iouna m pi-nt congn medicines, and a whiskey, often result in more barm than good, as thy cause more . congestion. A tonie-Iaxatlve couga ,eyTup will work marvels and here follows a prescription which is be coming famous for its prompt , relief and thorough eures.. ; It rids the system of the cause, except it be consumption. Don't wait for ' consumption to grasp Its victim,' hut ' begin this treatment which cures some in. five hours. Mix In a bottle . one-hatf ounce fluid wild cherry bark, .one ounce .compound es sence cardiol1, an 'three ounces syrup white nine compound. Take twenty drops every half hour for four hours.! Then 1 one-halt 10 one icaspoonrui three or four times a' day. Give children less according to age. . fulfil FOLK Rumors That Spokane Would Hold "Round-Up" Brings Forth Protests. Pendleton. ' Or.. Nov. 24.reLn,dlctqn Is -once more aroused over suggestions that the Round-up which, was out on with such great success jn thg.clty last fall should be JJupUcata in anoth er city in the northwest, some time ago rumors emanated from Portland that that city was desiron8 of combin ing a wild weet show with their annual livestock exhibition the ire of lo cal peopia burst Into flam only to be subdued quickly by. "eipphatlc deniai from the Portland Commercial club that their city had a,T uch object un der ; consideration. Now the reports come from Spokane that the metropo lis of the inland empire would put on a frontier show such as Pendleton haa ou ana the ciuuo are Bgrairi. Believing that thos, who &n, bacl of the move hav Ukeu the' matter Without vv4na?' due eontu. a Pendleton's rights. Presidet j n. Ra Jy of the Round-up association, has Manuf actnrers' . association, protesUng against wtion, 1 1 t!- same m-s- sacc he extl.i'.ne.l the I'fciuiiuton Stand point and BbKe.l that if such a move was contemplated that the name "Hound-up" be not used as that name was as dis tinctive to tliis city as la the National Apple show to Spokane. He also sug gested that it would b an advertise ing mistake for Spokane to have a wild west show inasmuch as that east ern Washington city is giving much prominence to its horticultural resourc ea It is very possible that Secretary J. H. Gwlnn of the Round-up association will make a trip to Spokane in the near future in order to go over the matter with the "live wires' in that city. , It i certain that the people in Pendleton will not yield up their claims to the exclusive right to an annual wild west Bhow in the nortnwest without exerting themselves to the utmost for they have a great' pride in their infant attrac tion and are exceedingly jealous over It. BULK OF NORTHWEST FUND FOR COLUMBIA Washington. Nov. 14. The river and harbor committee of the bouse will as semble In Washington Monday to take up the flrt annual, river and harbor bill and expects to get the bill In shape for a report to the house on the second day of the approaching session. L The committee .wlU be guided solely by the recommendations of the army engineers and will attempt to limit the total ap propriation carried by the bill to $30, 000,000. '.... The bulk of the appropriation to be made for the northwest will be for the Columbia, part for the channel from Portland to , the sea and part for the Celilo canal ' - ' 1 Grays Harbor is , the only purely V. a ... lar, t the f('i.,i f. y j . , .. the bill, but it is th 1 :: committe that the stanti; , ,,y t '. ' One OVcrco7 constipation peraaneatly by pre; Prs.onal co-operation wlla tao be:, ficial feffecta of Sjrup of Figs c Elixir of Senna, wnen required. Tl forming of regular habits Is most i portant and while cndeaToriEg t form them the assistance of Syrup -Figs and Elixir of "Senna is most val uable, as it la the only laxative whkli acts .without disturbing the natural functions and without debilitating ar.l it Is the one laxative which leaves tlm internal organs in a naturally healthy condition, thereby really aiding one la that way. . To get its beneficial effects, buy the genuine manufactured by tba California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all leading druggists. Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Is never classed by the well-informed with medicines which make extravagant and unfounded claims to cure habitual constipation without personal co-operation. Friday-Saturday 2 tp : r r-r: :---r 3' Friday-Saturday Witli Every, Single pair ofi Shoes in Their Mammoth Stock As It Is Being SOEiO Blf EILOOTT BRO. rmn A ZzZ Iff mfmuatt'T ( M ) : In the next two days we will attempt to sell Fifteen Thousand Pairs of Shoes and Oxfords for Men, Women and Children." uch famous makes for women as the Laird, Shbber Co, John Foster CoM D. Armstrong ,Co.,Vtz and Dunn and others.. For Men the Nettleton, Stacy Adams, Dr. Reed Cushion Sole, McDonald, Killy Cos, W. Douglas and others. Seems quite a number of shoes to"dispose of in so short a time, yet when you think of, the quarter of a million people to deal them out to, and many of them already bung as many as twenty-four pairs each, Our doors will open at 0 TOMORROW (FRIDAY) MORNING, AND ALL DAY Friday and far into the night, ALL DAY Saturday and up to 10:30 SATURDAY NIGHT. Every min- , , ,'.!"" 7 ute cvry hur 'selling will be pushed by 50 extra salesmen for THE END. - ... 7 , , THE MINUTES ARE NOVV VALUABLE TO YOU-DOIVT LET THEM PASS Ladies' Shoes Laird, Shober & Foster $6.00 and $7.00 Shoes .J 7, . - ' '.'a. Ladies5 Shoes 3000 (about) pairs of Ladies' Shoes, $3.50 to - $5.00, leading makes, - badies'. Felt ., . House. Shoes sr.' ;. Values up to $SL50 Men's Shoes 1 lotabout 1000 pain, Stacy Adams Q A Q . and Nettleton, $6 and $7 Shos. at J.0 Men's Shoes About 1 WW pair of W. L. Douglas J1 QQ. Shoes, $3-50 and $4.00 Shoes $UifO Misses5 Shoes 3500 pairs, all sizes, lasts and widths; QQ. $2.00 and $2.50 values ti'.90C Child's Shoes All sizes and widths, values up to $1.75, 0Q on sale at 1 .OUC Ladies' Shoes 1500 pairs of ; Ladies' Shoes, the best ; makes in all leathers, sizes and widths, $5 and $6 values, go 'at " ELLIOTT BROS. , , Selling Agents Will - receive bids for this stock -in -bulk Call and get particulars. : THE OXFORD QUESTION ; :. 7. - 1v'5'" . CAN BE SETTLED NOW AT - , , , " '. UESSTH AN SO CENTS ON THE DoLL-AR You will have to have them next Spnng buy them now. 5000 pairs Ladies' Oxfords, all sizes lasts and leathers; regular $4.50 to $600, go at ;,..$l-98 3000 pairs men's Oxfords, valaes to $4.00, all sizes, go at ;.4.fl.98 Don't delay; come early tomorrow morning. 1 Come alt day; come suFe. Dcm fail. Sale starts at 8 A. M. I "n .". ! ... ; 'A .''' fl ' ,J ' n '.. "H. .. V . . .. 'n n,.. 4 A : . . . .Tl.s One lot of AfissesV Ladies',' and Men's Pumps,' Slippers, etc.; worth ifp to $20. IRetipfing From. Busine u r mm . 1 1 u h , i i mm 326 Washington Street : EfiLIOTT BROS. . Selling Agents ' Will jreceive bids for IKis stockiri"LuTIc. Call and get particulars. i ft.