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Newspaper Page Texttl Mutt Shouldn't Allow His Personal Feelings to Interfere with His Duty By MBudM Fiohcr 8 TUP. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINO. MAY II. lilt. , Gr!J gci . y$$0s S gf Jcgg Jib sjr' &mi$ - -seis 1 ' " . 1 1 1 ' 1 Sa. 4 Near We Waaler Thursday's News Briefly Sketched !Ufflat of 11 mas Ihm( Octwniag TbsougUotit tha World After l'catfnla'a Ihm Wrnl to Pitm. . A" 1 "nou Ho 'T The aenat on Tl'urJy aaee4 h po!on appropriation bill. alreedr raieed by Ilia tiou. tl rarrlx lift. Itt.tOt. an Intrraa of lt:t.tO gwi lha amount appropriated br Kouea. Tha houaa teel and Iron tariff r vlalon Nil paaaed lha aanata Tbureder. tl to 12. It repeal lha Canadian rari proclty taw. put a onleereal duty of 19 Ion on print paper, and rul lha aJuty on pl Iron and ferre-alUion. Tha now oaa to conference with lha a. pa of Immediate relief for Mllell ttler who r Intended to b bene fited br lh Hawlry bill ha bn ban ished by I'ominlealnnrr Oennett. who In formed ('onarraeman llawlry that "In- vaallgatlon In relation to tha alleged option la pro-tdiriK rapidly poa- lbl.- but Indira tod that conaldarabla lime muat elapar befor ther la a de partmental rultnar on the queeUon In vlaw of tl.r ronf Hi t of opinion br tween Kei relHry Klaher and (Jlffor.l Pin ho: up . what department ahould have lur1Utlon oiar any law looking la Ha Ira-ma af (ratine Unda, llm houaa pub lic i ii ml a t-oinnilt trr haa drrldml to poat noiiv ai-tloii on pending lcalnf bllla jntll thrae lo can cat toftttarr. The war department liai re"elve1 -auranora that tha houae rommlllfa on military affalra baforo adournment will rp..rl favorably the uillltla pay bill, hh waa perfoctad at a recent con ferrnre hrVtween tha national mllltla hoard nd the aecretary of war. The bill for tha tallef of Innocent . purrhaara of land from lha Oregon California railroad baa baen rrferrad to lh puhtio landa oommlttaa. Tbry ar etprcod la make a early ana fatorii retort. Senator Chambarlafo'a bill for lha re lief of Sheranan roualy aattlara. whlh paaaad the aanata aoma llrna ao. baa baen faforaaly reported to lha bua by lb fubll laada jimtllva Con. aldaiabla oppoaltlon 4eloe4 bul maKrlly of lha committee voted In favor of the bill, and ll la now on tha houi calendar ailing roneidnation You will tone up your system and feel better for taking, in the morning, glass of NATURAL LAXATIVE Best Remedy for CONSTIPATION ruiiiicoi. la delefalea Inatruclrd for Itmteevelt were elarted lo repreaanl Alaaka In the Republican national convention at Chl- rajo by Iba Wlckerahain faction of tha Itepubllran party which held Ita con tention t Vrliln Wadneaday. Tha del tatea will ronteel tha aeata of the two Taft delrgatra rlertrd at Cordova two liioriihe ao. Jiinirs Wlrkaraham aa nominuteO tn euctred blmaelf aa dele gate tu rongreaa. km t GUNNS B. & N. TONIC A perfect vltallxer that reatorea laat vlrsr to all orgena of tha body. Replacaa Iota from atckneea, unseemly hablta or excaaaaa. 76a a box. Store or mall. Write for proof, Vt. Uoeank Ce., Fblladelpbla, Fa. Kaatcra. V. II. Newell, director Of lha reclama tion aervlcc. haa eummoned repreaeiita tlvra of western railroad, alala land lommUelonera and reclamation, agenli lo meet at Chicago to take up lb qeua tlon of "blue aky" land Inveatmanta. It la eald tna federal govrrnnient la con l J print a movement for their aupprea alon. Tlia birth at Pout hbeepxle. N. T, of a (lilhi with ono head and three bndle I . I2 b phyalriana to be ono of the greateat phenomenona In tire hlatory of ineitlral arlence. Tha child waa loin to Alr. Joarph Muckanhaupt. Two of tlx- bod 1 1 a. malea, had anna, but were mil. tlx lcr. Theao wore Joined together aud both were attached to a 12 pound noiinal baby girl. Hecause aha haa been mitapoken In liar opposition to the una of liquor In mixed rluba, Mra. Harold McCormlck daughter of John I). Rockefeller, haa bent anubhrd by tha lander of Chicago boclcty. , A monument to the memory of the late Jamea E. Hurley, general manager of the Atchison, Topeka A Kunta Ka railway, waa unveiled at Topt-ka, Kan., Thursday. In an addreaa by Charlca H. Uleed, at one time prcaldent of tha railway, a glowing tribute waa-paid to the worth and character of Mr. Hurley. According to tho New York World, the dissolution of the Standard Oil com pany lias added mora than (100,000,000 to the value of John I). Rockefeller a lioli'lngs In the last year. Ilia wealth la now estimated at more 'than 1800,- 000,000, and his Income la about 160,000,-: tt a tear, or more lha III a ralagte. Petttflo (OUl. The leaaapori Ituford. baarlag rafu gea from it weal coael of kleilea, dorkad at Hart I'adro Tbttraday aflae sun. Ona hundred and fiftr-nlne of bar pa tt era ware landed I her About the aaana number w! be taken lo Haa lrtiulw- The paasangera landed In rluJ0 tl men, !t women and 13 chll dren. Captain Aarwn U Hurna. a plrlur ) u figure In Iba early date of Call fernla. died la nan fraftrtaco Thursday at lha age of I He waa a prominent member of ti e old vlgUeov ewnmttle. and II waa ha ho prepared lh rope hick banged Charlea Cora. Ibe gam bler, and Jamea ! Caaey. the outlaw, for the murder of Jamea King In Hit. Two hundred and twenty-one perona filed on hornaelsada reelored lo entry under unit 1 of the Tleton project. Tk nam -a and lha farm unite an which they filed will not be giien out until June 1. hrn the drawing tot contested homesteads will b held It la reported that lha Ml Hood Rail road compear may begin this summer the construction of an attention of It lines In Hood Rlter valley from Dee lo I.oat I .a lie. opening up a vaet tract of timber land and that lha manage ment contemplate lha electrification of the aateii). The W II Kfclee I .amber company began pparatlon In lha new planing mill at Haker Thursday, nilh a full force of men. The new mill haa a ca- paclty of 100, Hi feat of lumbar a day. The Souths, est Washington Ievioj ment aaeocletlon wanta a man who la worth a salary of IsJOO to take charge of Ita buslneaa, according to lha reor. ganlftatlon plana proaentad at the week ly meeting of the Aberdeen Chamber pf Commerce I tit week. To avoid linking a child at fan Ma teo, Cel., Thursday, alias 21 1 Id red Clem ens, of Portland, ran her automobile Into a telegraph pole and was badly cut and bruised. The fire In the 1000-foot Chllkoot tun nel of the Western Pad flu railway. It mile east of Tortola. Cel., la still rag ing and all efforta o far made to ex tinguish It have been futile. After having been called for trial at Lon Angelea, the ronteat over the liOO.000 etaata of Mra. Elmlra Ptona. widow of an rx-mayor of Seattle, waa settled out of court. Harvey Dart, of Scott Mill, who trii Injured In a runawny accident, la still unconscious In a hospital at Salem and phyalclana have given up hope of his recovery. The man has been un conncloua for two week. At a coat of 1600,000 the Oregon Washington Railroad L Navigation company will build a 25-mlIe extenalon from Ita present termlnua at Moscow south to Oenesaen. ' Idaho, tapping ona of the richest wheat-growing sectlona Of the Inland Kmplre and carrying Ita war asalnst the Hill lines Into a ter ritory near tirtueirolr rtheiai farlfte. Peat lie bad aaeela of I.I.IM. aad UablllllM esneuallRf to III. ITT. III. leaving en aicoa of aaaela over ll bllUlaa of lll.IIT.K7 on January I. till, according I Iba teport'of Ibe stale bureau of tnpllan. filed Thurs day llh lha attorney general. A epaclal election te bald at areehein, JanUy. lo increase the hand ed indebtedneae af tl.a city ao aa to provide funds for eiteaalon of water snaina. The elarUea an favorable lo Iba Increased bond Isaue Mystery surrounds the finding of tha body of an enldentif led man within the Hoi barrarba Thursday morning lie aldee several deep wouiMla InfMctad by a knife, lha left aloe of the beed and feee wee raved In. Forrlrt. Polling In lha erman army, a wall aa lha famou traditional dude or tha leading Uermsn urrlvrreltlea may soon tome lo an end aa a reeult of the agi tation against tha practice which ha buret forth with renewed energy In prees commrnle and determined state ment In ell perla of tha empire. Preas, publle and pulpit are attacking the cuatom aa never before, and declare that lha campaign Just started shall sse the apoimon or nueiiing. The general council of tha Interna tional Transport Workers Federation, wlicee headquarter are In Herlln, la preparing to act nn the appeal of the British dockers to proclaim a world wide beroott of British shipping, fa, lb aluroetaa capital. I profit rally surrounded by beetlle Moure. On ibe efterm-oon of May II they fought their war Into Iba city, bul Were ie pu!sd by rnek troopa after It bed bin ktlla4 aad iMay wvundad. Herman liernsleln. a IMUd rialee rltlaea and well kooan liter, waa turned back Thursday at lha ft us lan frontier. The Kuaslan i-enuls at New Vork and l-ondon had derllnrd to vise hla paaaporl. but ha succeed ad In a eurtag the viae from the Huaalan eve sul In Par la Jeeua Maylerana. n of Governor Mayloraoa, of Honnra waa ainbushed and killed by Yaiul Indiana iaat Hun day, wkila be waa riding near I -a Meea plantation, owaed by hie father. Miarellaateoiu. William R. Taylor. bo waa with Thomas LJoyd wben be climbed klounl McKlnlay from the Kalrbanka side In th spring of lilt, arrived at ratrbenke Wedntaday Hh noma thai the Mount McKlnlay expedition beaded by Pro fessor Herschel Parker, of Columbia university, and Belmore Brown of Ta coma. waa making good prngreaa In lh attempt to scale the gr.-et Alaaka peek. In reepons to requests from Peru thel the United etstee send a nell qualified official to tak charge of the sanitary Improvement work at Iquito. for which 1 1, 60S. 604 ha been appro priated, the publle health and matin hospital eervlc has selected I 'r George Converae. who haa been engaged in How f o be. Certain of Curing Constipation Prejudice Is a hard thing to overcome,, lajiattve. out where health la at atake and tho opinion of thousands of reliable people differ from youra, prejodlee than comae your menace and you ougbt to lay It aside. This Is eaJd la tba Inter eat of people suffering from ehroolo constipation, and It la worthy of their attention, In the opinion of legions of reliable American people the moat stubborn oon etlpatlnn Imaginable can be cured by a brief use of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup sp sln Ten may not have heard of It bo fore, but do not doubt ita merlta on that account or because It haa not been bla tantly advertised. It haa sold very sue. cesafully on word of mouth recommen dation. Parenta are giving It to their children today who were given It by their parenta. and It has been truthfully aald that more dnifeHete use It per sonally In their f!"illes than any other LoUera recently received from Mr. Wra. Deblln, tu Coour d Alone St., Coeur eVAIene, Idabe, and Mia Una Beana, Scbaetepei, Cel., ar but a few of thou aanda showing the esteem In which pr. CaJdwelle Syrap Papain la held. It la mild, gentl. noo-grlplng not violent, like eeJU or cathartics. It cures grad ually and pleaeantly so thst in time nature again doea ita own work without outside aid. Constipated people owe it to themselves to use tbis grand bowel epeotflc. Anyone wiahlng to make a trial of Ihla remedy before buying It in the reg ular way of a druggist at fifty cent or one dollar a large bottle (family sise) can have a sample bottle sent to the home fro of charge by simply address ing Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 405 Washington Bt., Monttcello, III. Tour name and ad dresH on a pontal card will do. public health aiofb la ben Fvreaeie' Tne (enar. Nelnelej laefie rellmed (Meffll roea). for wkun re eeiteee rrraatly were eppolnted. will t reeinrvd lo the on aero la la dare, if negotiation new pending are Sue- aeful. Advlcae rol a.1 la tsrwvee st that reprenlllva of the receiv er aid ibe hol'Uia of. tl.lt tl notee. iioae nes peymrnl reused the receiver ship, will meal In lo cunelder a eelll If a growing pleat Ihm In a la wfekb lbe le Heaa there I waf. fu-leeal m4atur In lb air I keep I be instrument la go4 eo-ndnios. fvn and eierrle ekallng rkak It lab- -r I WheM Yoeh I To LOW SUMMER FARES TO ; TILLAMOOK BEACH RESORTS VIA THE Saturday JUNE FIRST m 1 E g aTw " a."V "v i - I I06DEN &SHA5TAI ROUTES Tickets good for return until Oct 3 lit "SCENIC LINE OF OREGON" Round Trip Season, on sale daily . , . : . ... .$4.00 Week-End (Saturday-Monday) on sale Sat and Sun.. .$3.00 Five-Ride Round Trips, on sale daily: . . . . ... .$15.00 Daily Train Leaves Union Depot Via Fourth Street at 8:45 a. m. For illustrated booklet, "Vacation Days in ; Ofearon.'" 4 and other booklets, describing the Beach Resorts,- call. on City Ticket Aent, Third, and Washington Streets,' br Agent, Fourth and' Yamhill Streets,; or; write- to' JOHN M. SCOTT, Generat Passenger-Agt., Portland, Or. sea FAST SUMMER SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, JUNE 1 TO ASTORIA AND Gearhart Seaside Limited LEAVES PORTLAND 0:10 A. M. DAILY . Arrives Clatsop Beach resorts for luncheon. Returning leaves Seaside 6:30 P. M. WEEK END SPECIAL LEAVES PORTLAND 2:00 P. M. SATURDAYS Arrives. Clatsop Reach resorts for dinner. Gives entire week-end at the ocean. MONDAY A. M. SPECIAL FR6M BEACH ARRIVES PORTLAND NOON OBSERVATION PALLOR CARS AND MODERN COACHES EVENING TRAIN LEAVES PORTLAND 6:30 DAILY THE ONLY SEASHORE RESORT ENJOYING FAST DAILY AND WEEK-END TRAINS AND COLUMBIA RIVER SCENERY FROM OBSERVATION CARS. GROUND TRIP FARES ,f . $ 3.00 Saturday and Sunday, limit Monday. 1 ? $ 4.00 Daily, eason limit. ' . . t ( $15,00 Fiye Round Trips, limit one yer. : . .' Business men can $end ! families to hotels or cottage on Clatsop Beach and spend week-end with thepx without loss of office lime. Go to th Peach now and arransre for tfre vacation season. Hotels at Seasidtj and Gearhart 6pen all year. Call for illustrated Clatsop Beach Foldr. 1 - -. " ' - 'v : Parlor Car Seat and Tickets it .' -' v--- ----' ..vi...; ; . , ; . CITY TICKET OFFICE, FIFTH AND STARK 8TS, ' J ' AlJLTRAlfis USE THE NORTH BANK STATION, Eleventh Wd Hoyt Street! Hortfc Ca LiaB;iIlv way tl MU Ua. SC PaaL Milwaaka. DrawlaTt WBItrflU a( Slpl. Cmn, Coack. Vimme mi Obrrtk4lbnriCmtwU laarW ath. Rm via 2frtWa racific ami Caicsga A MtrUi Vaatera liaaa. AUaatic Epra by war taHaaaaattla. fit TaaJ. Aarora. Staadara' aa! Triajf Sieacnac Cara, CaacaaM aad Diata Car. Kaaa via Ifarikars Tmcitlt mi Barliaaiva Uaa. T, Mi:aln VaUay UamrlaHj-alatilar aa u Atlaatic Eaaraaa. Raaa via Jterthw St. LOUiS r"cif5c Barliatlaaaj liawa. Lai aa tickat TOU ia tata Staa.arJ Railway of la Kartawaat A. , OSAJLX.T0V, A. O. T. A. tit MOKKIBON STY IOKTUATO Summer Tourist Fares to the East , i j - ita! JlaM 'arWeal. trntlamd. J mm l-t. ilt Unuim Fuf. Tumm,Jmt Mi-July 4. 112 Grand Ladi. Orim af Elkt. PorUamd, Jmtf -IS. I'll TtUawtom Naxamal rrB.$fm J mm li-S'Pt. IS. tPtt PamamafadA InlmaaHaaai KaatuMon. Sam eartna, 19 li Northern Pacific Railway Oritlnil. Direct tai Only Lin (t OvmUntr Gateway. Official Ytlkmtion Pa Entramt ' T North Beach, Washington As a Summer Resort Is Unequaled The thrivine hamlets aloner its 18 rniles of natural boulevard J arc better prepared than ever this season to entertain visitors. INITIAL TRIP OF , STEAMERl "HASSA10" SATURDAY. JUNE i ASTORIA AND MEGLER Leaving Ash' J Street Dock; af"1 p.' rh. ; - Service thereafter daily except Saturday and Sunday, at a. m.,, and on Saturdays at 1 p, m. S TEA M E R . "HARVEST QUEEN" will leave daily except Saturday and Sunday, at & p. m., and on Saturdays at 10 p, m, ,. The "HASSALO" has been rebuilt and refitted throughout. Her new engines make her the swiftest steamer on the Colum bia , and with the many other additions and changes j prepared to handle the best class of travel. ! Excellent Restaurant Service Meals a la Carte Trains Meet e4II BoaU at Megler for North Beach Points r r Stateroom Reservations Cad Bt Made at Ash Street Do !: CITY TICKET OFFICE," THIRD AKD WASHI U GTC I ' . - STREETS, PORTLAND