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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, FRIDAV EVENING JANUARY 13, 191L M reaching, as a movement is on foot to have refunded all fines paid where the prisoner was not held under a written complaint, and to get released from they rockpile all persons not convicted under written complaint. artillery. When the war' with Spain began,' he was selected as major Inspec tor, general of volunteers. . In 1899, af ter having been made lieutenant colonel, he was honorably discharged from the volunteer - service.. He was mustered colonel. - In March of the same year he was made brigadier general. This rank he held until October 2, 1907, when i he became major general A year later he was selected to succeed Major General John F. Weston in command .of the troops Ju the Philippines. v r. ' Manila, Jan. IS. With ' ceremonies customary. to the occasion. Major-Gen eral.' J. Franklin Bell,, former chief Of Staff, today 'look r over the, command of the army of the Philippines, reliev ing Brigadier General Pershing, who has been In temporary charge since the departure of Major Oeneral DuraM. Switzerland Portugal's Model. :, London, Jan. 13.? The r new rortu guese repubiio will probably be remod eled lis; the near future. ThU.lieads-of President? Braga's administration aire ; considering plans for a permanent for'Vi of government to be put Into effect as J.:.--..-soon as possible. The plan of the Swiss " confederation wfll be ,- adopted.,. The v eight existing provinces, it n believed, will govern themselves apd therej'islll , be a federal government to,doalwrth ... purely national matters. out of the service In 1101 with the rftnk of colonel. The. same year he was made major of the artlllerT corns and la 1906 took tha rank of lieutenant ES ALL STOCK raw sura 0 BOARD IBM SOU END BRIDGE 1 - r M V Bill Regulating Disease Tests ' , Agreed on by General ' Committee. Tha proposed creation of a state Hve- tock '. sanitary board by tho present leglslaturt was approved by' a general ooniniitit;a of tvoolgrowurB, duiryinon, livestock breeders, the stajte board of health and tht Consumers' league, at a meflinsf 1 yesterday afternoon' In the Medical building: Copy of a bill abol ishing th office of state sheep In spector mid placing all regulation of the livestock Industry tinder Die pro poned board was read and approved. The roost Important feature of the bii) la its provision for a compulsory state -wide tuberculin test for dairy cows'; It gives to the slate vet erimuian or his deputies power to Ko to any dairy and make the test-.- For common antmala condemned '"".ffat fat of $25 Is to Ws allowed by i state, and for registered animals $qpef cent more. The vwncr of the anl , toil found diseased may also get any .- Haunt the sale of the carcass will vV4agV ."All consumptive cows are to bo , .fluj undar government -Inspection. - ;.The bill provides that the livestock ' sanitary board shall be composed of . flvo members, two chosen by the wool grrowere, two by the Pure Bred Llve ctock association, and tho fifth the sec retary of the state board or health. The tat veterinarian will be an executive officer of .this board and the bill pro vides that ms salary snail be $2400 a jreer. ' The, bill also proposes to legislate .gainst all kinds of animal disease. Con- ' taglous, Infectious or communicable diseases found in any domestic animal must be reported. Failure to report Is to ' be 'accounted, a misdemeanor. All animals being moved from one place to another must be accompanied by a cer tificate that they have been inspected ' and found free from disease. This ap- , plies particularly to - dairy, animal, which must hot be taken. from one piar to' another, or Into or out of the state without a certificate that they have by test been found free from disease. . Charles Cleveland of Oresham pre sided over the meeting yesterday. Vaul V.' Maris acted as secretary. Mr. Cleve land said that the purpose was to send , the bill to Salem last night so that It could be at once considered by the legls- , lature... Several members of the legisla ture bad promised their support, he Aid. :r . ORAL COMPLAINTS IN -CRIMINAL CASES VOID Written complaints must be made and filed in all Criminal cases In the mu . nictpal court. This was the ruling yes-' terday of Presiding Judge McGinn, who passed upon ' a writ of review in the , case of Augustus Franso, a tatoo - operator In a north end saloon, against the state. This will necessitate, more help for the city attorney and district attorney in; the municipal court. - , Attorney W. O, Wllklns brought the matter up before . the circuit court. Franso was convicted or giving liquor to a minor. A fine of $100 was Im posed. The. writ was taken to review the legality 'Of the proceedings, and to settle the point about filing complaints . s gainst all persons arrested. This ques tion has been under discussion for a ' long time among attorneys practicing at the municipal' court. On many cases, the only thing1 to Indicate a charge Is the name on the police court docket. th3 ruling of the circuit court also re . stores the 1 100 to Franso, and lias the effect of declaring that Franso was illegally detained In the city jail. The effect of this decision Is far WW LD COST $1 21000 City Engineer Morris has completed his estimates of the cost of the pro posed high bridge across the Willamette river at Woodward avenue, plans for which were filed by the city engineer some time ago. The total estimate Is $J,2aO,000. After City Auditor Ijarour, at a meet ing of all the toiithent and southwest side push clubs hold In St. Lawrence hall. Third and Sheridan streets, last night, announced that .me plans and estimates for the new bridge had been completed, it was decided to name a committee of these clubs later to pre pare an Initiative petition to put on the ballot a bond issue sufficient to de fray the cost of acquiring rights of way for the bridge and for construction. Filter' Plant Soon Completed. (Special lUspxtch t The Journal.) Eugene, Or., Jan. 13. M. Slsenvlne. manager of ttie California Jewell Filter company, Is here from Ban Francisco to personally superintend the work of putting the finishing touches on the city's water filter plant. Word has been received from the first two cars of machinery, which have been on the way across the continent for a long time, and they are expected to arrive here either Saturday or Sunday. The plant will be completed in a very short time and the city water will then be ruarar.teed to be pure and free from typhoid germs. From West Point in 1869; Dis tinguished Service; Inci ' dental Changes. Washington,. Jan. IS. Some Import ant changes among the general officers of high rank in the army went Into af reet today as a renmt of the retire' ment of Major General William P. Du val I, who ha been In command of the division of 'he Philippines s'.nce the be ginning of 1919. Oeneral Duvali Is auc--ceeded in commit nJ of. the Philippines division by Major General Bell, form er chief of staff. The vacancy caused In the list of major generals by Gen-H eral Duvall's retirement is filled by the promotion of Brigadier General Charles L. Hodges, .now In command of the de partment of the lakes at Chicago, and to fill his vacancy Colonel flob.irt K. Evans. Twenty-eighth Infantry, has been appointed a brigadier general. Gen eral' Hodges will retire In March, and Brigadier General Arthur Murray, pres ent chief of coast artillery, will then become a major general.. Major General Duvall leaves behind him an enviable record for efficient and faithful service. General Duvall la i native of Maryland a fid a graduate of the West Point academy -of the class of 1869. Appointed second lieutenant. Fifth artillery, in that year, he reached the grade of first lieutenant in 1877. He graduated from the artillery school in 1892 snd In 1898 was made captain of Pianos, Organs . Player - Pianos jpaiippaiirii r'-,:,2S. I $60 iTEistey SJelnway Organ & Sons Pianos $145 $167 Hallelt & Davis I,l!lb(a11 Mahogany Case $177 $197 Gilbert Warde Mahogany Case . Mahogany Case 1380 1 Beautiful Mahogany Case $380 Graves Music Co. Ill Fonrlh Street, Near Washington' i f GOODMANS ANNUAL PROFIT SHOE SALE Mens Dress Shoes - - -Men's Work Shoes - - -Men's High-Topped Shoes 5 school shoes - - - Cut to Absolute FACTORY Cost $2.50 SHOEf NOW 01.95 $3.00 SHOES NOW $2.25 $3.50 SHOES NOW Factory Guaranteed. $400 SHOES NOW G2.85 $4.50 SHOES NOW S3. 15 $5.00 SHOES NOW $3.35 Factory Guaranteed. The Goodman Shoe Factory Guarantees Expert Repair Work ! BOYS' SHOES Factory Guaranteed. $1.75 Shoes fci 1C $2.00 Shoes (M QC Novr JLaOtJ $2.25 Shoes bl CC $2.50 Shoes d1 7C Now. .PI.IO GOODMAMS Men's HI CUTS 3 to 18 inches high, wa terproofed in our own factory. 13 Oft Boys' High Cuts, $3.50 values $2.45 i SM0ES Si3. THlRDciK ZSr 88 THIRD For Good IU 1865-Buy as Much as You Like-Order W Phone if You Choose-191 1 America's Largest 1 I1 s Popular Price De partment Drugstore TP A fiBSaBBBBB MB, Established 1865 25 Departments 45th Annusd Toilet Goods Cut Rate Sale 50c Robertine .32 50c Java Riz 2Te) 50c Camelline ;....32f SOc Milk Weed Cream 32 50c Charles' Flesh Food 32c? 50c Sempre Giovine, sale at 32 50c La Blache Powder, only 32 50c Pozzoni's Face Powder.. 32 50c Malvina Cream .....32a) 50c Stillmajj's Freckie Cream 32 50c Pompeian Cream at only 32e) 25c Frostilla during sale at...l4e 25c Espey's Cream on sale at 19) 25c Spiro Powder on sale for 16 25c Graves' Tooth Powder at 13e 25c Euthmol Tooth Paste at 16 25c Pasteurine during sale -at 16 25c Menren's Talcum Powder 15 25c Squibb's Talcum for only 14) 25c cake Roger & Gal let, ea. 230 25c cake Packer's Tar Soap 15c 25c Woodbury's Soap at only 16 25c cake Cutictira Soap, only 15 ,15c Munyon's Witch HazeLat lit) 15c can Flash, on sale at only Ot) Cuts on Soaps 15c can Skat on sale for only 9 10c Bon Ami during sale for 6f 25c box Baker's I. D. L. Soap 9f 25c box Lily Cream Soap at 12 25c box English Cold Creim 12 25c Craddock's Med. Blue at 21 25e box Witch Haxel Soap at XOt) 25c box Drug Sandalwood at 19 25c box La Zamora Violette 19 25c box Eutaska Soap, only lOf 25c box Stuart's Buttermilk 14t 25c box Witch Hazel Toilet 10 25c box Old Buttermilk Soap 13f 25c box Hiawatha Soap1 only 16t SOc box Buchan's Soap only 23 35c box White Almond Soap 19e 35c box TheatHcal Soap for 21e) 75c box La Contessa Soap at 35 Stationery at Cut Rates j Holiday Stationery, values from ;5c , to $3.00, ONE-THIRD OFF" Stationery, two quires paper, SO envelopes; regular 60c value, 34f Fancy Stationery, one quire paper, 25 envelopes; regular; 35c at 19f Post Card Albums, regular 75c to $2.00 styles, at ONE-THIRD OFF Post Card Album, holds300 cards, regular 50c value, ' selling at 23t Post Card Album, holds 200 cards, 35c iize at 14c, two for only 25 Rag Books, regular 10cto $1.50 size, on sale for HALF PRICE Dealers in Game Counters, Playing Cards, Fountain Pens, Memo Books, Ward's Lintof Day-BooksDIarici, etc . Fountain Pent Re paired, Cleaned and Re pointed. Pens Filled Free. In Yesterday Ad We Spoke of a Way to Save MoneyREAD THIS Wood ioi Bom Ooe-Half Price Almost as Cheap as Cordwood and and More .''5SB: Mm - 15c Shield Panels, 25c Shield Panels, 40c Shield Panels, 60c Shield Panels, 6c Heart Panels, 10c Heart Panels, 25c Heart Panels, 30c Heart Panels, 45c Heart Panels, 55c Oval Panels, 1 60c Oval Panels, 1 4 for.... 25 3 for.... 25 2 fort..,25tV 3 for.... 50 6 for.-...283t 4 for 25 3Nfor 25 3 for 25 3. ior. 50 for only 25 for only 25 $1.00 Oval Panels, 18c Palette Panels -30c Palette Panels 45c Palette Panels 50c Palette Panels 15c Round Panels 30c Round Paneli 45c Round Panels $1 Round Panels, 25c Square Panels 45c Square Panels 75c Square Panels 3 for fl.00 at 4 for SO at 2 for 25 at 3, tot 80 at 3 for 50. at 4 for 25 at 3 for 25 at 3 for 50 3 for 1.00 at 3 for 25 at 3 for 50 at 3 for 75 Bargains in Rubber All Toys One-Fourth Off 50c Rubber Gloves, sale at 33 89cv2-quart Water Bag for 59 98c Bath , Sprays, sale price 79 $1.25 Atomizer on Bale for 89 $.1.50 4-quart Bag for only 98 $2 2-qt. Bag, guaranteed, 81.49 $2.25 2-quart Fountain Syringe offered during sale, each, f 1.69 $1.65 2-quart slate color Combi nation, at low price of, each 08 $1.50 Ladies' Douche, only 98 4-qt. White Fountain Syr., 93 $5.75 Hot and Cold Bottle, 1-qt., offered during the sale at f 2.87 Leather and other cases, HALF $1.35 Beauty Balls at, each 79 95c Beauty Balls for only 57 75c Beauty Balls for only 42 40c Beauty Balls for only 23 $1.49 flannel-covired Hot Water Bottles, during this sale at 98 Cut Prices on Drugs BUY ALL YOU WANT AT THESE PRICES 10c Cascara Bark, whole, 'ior 7 15c Cascara Bark gr,ound at 9 10c Concentrated Lye, pound can of Babbitt's, special fon only 7 10c Chloride Lime.'pound for 8 10c. Sassafras Bark, special at 6 .10c Senna Leaves, special at 6 lQc Soap fBark, special, only 5 25cv Sodium Phosphate, lb.. 14 25c Borax,' pound for only 19 lSc Washing Ammonia, bot. 9 10c Sowing Machine Oil, only 5 25c Pure Glycerine, special 21 25c Bay Rum and Glycerine 16 25c Bay Rum, bottle at only 16 25c Witch Hazel, pure,' only 17 25c Spirits Camphor, only 18 50c Formaldehyde for only 38 50c Chloro-Bromine, disinfectant, special for only, the bottle 40 5c Slate Sponges at, dozen, 15 10c Loofah,' Japanese' Sponge 7 50c Floor ;Wax, best, lb.. ..40 10c Metal Polish, sale .. price 3 $1.00 Earthquake Cleaner,,. .49 35c Absorbent Cotton only: 27 25c Pure Castor Oil at only 15 25c Sweet Oil, special for;.16 25c Peroxide' Hydrogen, lb, 19 15c Denatured Alcohol for 11 30c Wood Alcohol, quart at 26 lSc Witch Hazel, pure, for 11 40c. Witch Haei pure, for "83 15c Cream Tartar, package 11 25c ; Cream Tartar, package . 19 10cv Sulphur (French Flowers), offered, during thjsveale for 3 IO9 Flax Seed, package Jonly 8 10c Sal Soda, . package .only 54 15c Borax, package for only 9 15c Saltpetre, package only O 40c Roelle Salts(v special ,33 10c Whiting. -Der package at 6 -10c Bird . Stedi-jackagea)oly-7-4 Kutm 10c Bird Sand, package only ,7 10c. French Chalk, oa'ckage at 6 10c Precipitated : "Chalky pwd.y 6 10c Flake White, i-kgv' at only 6 10c Powd. Orris JRoof, best. 6;; OVgR 1,000,000 PRESCRIPTIONS 1865 :::::: 1911 MB, Open a Regular MonthlyAccount 15c Powd. Orris Root, best, 9 25c Extract Vanilla, bottle 20 50c Extract Vanilla, bottle 15c Extract Lemon, bottle 12 25c Extract Lemon, bottle, 20 10c Cocoanut Oil, bottle, only 7 25c Bird Tonic, special for 20 10c Insect Powder, package, 7 15c Peroxide Hydrogen for... 9. 25c Essence Peppermint for 19 25c Rose Water, the bottle, 15 10c Rose Water, the bottle a't 6 10c Glycerine Rose Watemat 6 10c Bay Rum Glycerine for 6 10c Bay Rum, thcbottle only 6 10c Glycerine, special, bottle, 8 10c Soda Bicarbonate, lb. at 5' 50c Cream Tartar, special 81 10c Powdered Alum, special 6 10c Epsom Salts reduced to 3 10c Camphorated Chalk Powder, the package for low price of 10c Chalk and "Wintergreen;.6 10c "Woodlark" Pure Spices, Pepper,- 2 ounces, special for 7 10c "Woodlark" Pure Spices, Allspice, 2 ounces, special at -7 10c "Woodlark" Pure Spices, Cloves, 2 ounces., n sale for 7 10c ''Woodlark" Pure Spices, Ginger, 2 ounces on sale for 7 10c "Woodlark". Pure Spices, Mustard, 2 ounces, special at 7 10c . "Woodlark" Pure Spices, Sage, 2 ounces, specials for 7 10c "Woodlark". Pure V Spices, Cayenne, 2 ounces on sale at 7 10c "Woodhrk"- Pure Spices, Marjoram, 2 ounces, special, 7 20c "Woodlark" Pure Spices, Cinnamon, 2 ounces at only 12 20c -"Woodlark". Pure Spices, Mace, 2. mmces for only 12 20c "Woodlark't Pure Spices, erTJLouncea.fo-.oniv-121 10c "Woodlark" best Nutmegs. whole. 1" down, special for "4 15c Ground Flax Seed, only ill 15c Comp". Licorice Powder,- 9 15c Powdered. Saapstone for 1 45th Annual Bristle Goods EES Z3T A. fpS Cut Rate Sale 25c Tooth Brushes on sale at 14 35c Kleanwell Tooth Bruah 25 35c Prophylactic Tooth Brush 25 35c and. 40c Assorted, French and English Tooth Brushes, only, 27 35c , Black Dressing Combs 23 50c Black Dressing Combs at 39 85c and 75c Assorted Celluloid Combs on sale at only, each 63 $1 Black and White Combs 79 25c Fine Combs on sale for 19 25c Men's Combs on sale for 19 35c Nail Brushes on sale for 21 50c Nail - Brush es.'-on sale for 39 25c Cloth Brushes on sale, for -11 50c Cloth Brushes on sale for 41 85c and $1 Cushion 'Back Brushes offered during this sale for 69 $1.00 Assorted Solid Back Hair Brushes, all styles, sale price" 74 75c Assorted Solid Back Hair Brushes, during this sale, for 59 25c Assorted Solid Back Hair Brushes, during this sale for 19 All Hair Bruhe, . .'40FF All Cloth Brushes. . 4 OFF Military Bmher OFF Parisian ivory Brushes now for .... . . ; . OFF, Medicinal Wines and Liquors at Cut Rates Try a Bottle of "Woodlarkw Olive Oil Absolutely Pure Order by Phone Delivery Free $1.25 Seagram's Rye," bonded, the' best Canadian Whiskejf at 81.12 $1.25 Clarke Bros.' Bourbon, bond ed, offered during this sale at 79 $1.25 Cloverdale, full quarts, bond ed, offered during sale, only 98 $1.25 Scotch Heather Scotch, 81 $1.25 Munroe's Scotch at fl.04 $2.00. Clan Mackenzie, very' high grade, during this sale for $1.59 $1.2S Old Tom Gin for only 98 $1.50 Gilka Kummel, only 81.34 45c qts. Bass & Co. Pale Ale 30 6 for $1.75, per dozen only 83.25 75c pts. California Sparkling Wine 44c, six. for .82.50 75c Virginia Dare Wine, the ladies' thoice, during the sale only 69 SOc small size Cordials, Creme de .Menthe, Creme de Cocoa, Creme de Rose, Apricot, Blackberry 39 All Cut Glass One - Fourth Off Our entire line of Fine Cut Glass, one of the best assort ed stocks in the city, how on pn-sale-f-ncr 8(01;- Every piece included ,at ONE FOURTH OFF I1 1 v ,; ,.r.::.:.,,,;,,:.:T , . , ' M ' ' .HWiirMfciTrTMi'li I''