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;';t' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY" EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1912. a STATE CONTROL OF WONT REPAIR ROAD RESOURCES TO BE GOVERNORS' TOPIC Montana Executive Opens the Discussion-On It; Heads o 5 States Are at Boise and 2 Are Coming. (Rpednl to Th J'nirnl.) - ndi Idiihfh Aik. 1. Willi five gov ' rnors in attendance nnd two moro due ' to arrive during the (lay, trie riroi an ' Bunl conference of western governors rnnvi.rn.rt here today. Onvcrnor Went of Oreiron. Knrv of Utah. Norrla of Mon tAha. OddlO of Nevada and Mawlcy of Idaho were prenont when tho vlnltlnR executtvea were formally welcomed to --- the cltv thl nwnlni?. Governor Uurko - of North Dakota and Mef'onald of New "'Mexico are enroll t nn! will lie on hand for the puhllc reception to be tendered tonight. ""-Governor Norrls- mad th first ad drran at (ho mornlnft aeaalon, npcaklng on tho conaervatloti tiest1on end advo , eatiiiK Ktate control of, jcaourrcs. 'fbls vubjoct wMIl he further considered and Will be one of tho chief toplca bcfoie- th conforenoe. '. - Tomorrow Idaho' hew $2,000,000 eanltol will be formally opened with ' the visiting executive in attendance. , The conference la an outgrowth of the trip of the western governors" ape rial laat year and it la Iproposed to ' make it an annual affair. SAM SCHEPPS MAY . REVEAL PLOT TO KILL ROSENTHAL (Continued From Pag One.) While Kofft wa in hiding Becker aent Hart to him to get an affidavit. I -kwmart"f -tM -wr trw and hu re- Judge Mulqueen then ordered Hart to answer. . Hart refused, sayrn. however, .that the statement wai false, Mulqueen -ordered -hint-to- answer anyway, prom- lalng to remain on the bench until the grand Jury had heard all Hart could say and threatening commitment for con tempt. Then Whitman ordered Hart to , tell the grand Jury all he kiuw r. gard ' -lnrhls conference with Roue, and Hart t returned to the grand Jury room and made a clean breast. New- York,-Aug. 1 Under promise of Immunity,- Sam Schepps, who la al . leged to have paid 11000 to Harry Hor- - rawlU, known as "Gyp the mood," and lAMtm Roaenborg, alias "Lefty Louie," for the murder of Gambler Herman Rosenthal before the Metropole hotel here, will be given a chance byJJjBtrlct Attorney Whitman today to tell what he know of New York's great pollee- - gambling-murder case. Whitman as eerte that Police Lieutenant Becker , furnished the money and gave" It to ; Harry Vallon, who in turn passed It on to Schepps, who gave It to the real t murderers. , Schcppa and "Jack" Sullivan, tho . "aeweboyBtiTriejid," a prisoner In th Xumhvr t HMty' Louie end Harry 1 1 l. . T; . . ... . ... . .. nunumu, hiihb uyn, me h oti . on the Seventh avem.e i ,i. nf , hi ti. . ! buHdina- at 2 o'dwlc i'..,bv July 1. Just 1.1 hours after the two men had killed Rosenthal. There, less than -throw from the ene-of lni crime, the money was puld to them, ac cording to Rose and Webber. Bchepps OB!X&alde." - Behepps, Whitman maintains, rode In the "murder car" on the night before , the crime and heard Gambler Rose bar gaining with the gunmen to take the life of Rosenthal, who had furnished . -lueU(trlet attorney, with damaging evidence aKalnst the alleged grafting v. methods of New York police officials. ' It is reported that Schepps is fully In ; , ; formed ns o the alleged police method of cjcnetlng'trlhute for protection," and ? he 1s exported to corroborate the ten- UmflJli: of " Dald lack.'" Ituse, wuo Ur- led' New York l.y the rt4ciaration that j the -protection mojiey.pald the police ex- ceeded $S,4lifi,0f0 annually. A New York attorney, acting for Bchepps, went word to the district at-"T""-t0r7rey that his criont was prepared to testify against tho police nl Intimated - - thtHe was ready to ' consider " terms. ' - Whitman replied that lie woujd giant Schepps Immunity provided he wns not implicated tn the" actual killtng of ITus ts enthal. "Dago Trani" May Talk. f Another link In tho chain of evidence . agaiiiii...tBo.'. lloatMhal "miirilarera --miy come today from "Oago Fnuik" C'lrn flol, one of the - gnngsters alh-red to nave been on- of the n Luul slayers lie is in the Tombs ami is Ka.d to,' be weak ening. I'jtrict AM.. n,v Whilm.n ann'iam r today" that he is willing to permit nr..- j jici ii pnfii K'liny t oil..! 'h-inie! inuroer pr ineii iM i:ii.;c a a eh ua breast of in.i p-i: t hi ;,ffaii , an,i n Is bf-lieved in.it " i 1 f';.- i will 'lake ad vantage of the ofler to ec.-ape II, e elec tric chair. Whitman ei" s no t'icl knotta his nffn e has nil"' i' '.cut fcwfci 4iin to i:-xecti- ion, I j t trlet ntiorie y i ti;e i'iei-i to .if;!:cr- llOIOMI upfi. l:i- v !l: : (, m anytl.;. ; t" ' : : e 1 , : Uuriif, ael' mivi h, i.i'l u tallven of 'vVhiiniH-rs ol'i. budl!l2 their 1 111 ij, s. 1,1 trace thp $!9.0 frr.i the ti if i ' c 1. 1,. nee. I ' I'! I'M tl- lo !.. . ai 1 ciTui'l ., i ! ft the owner m 'n : ' Koecnthal's fclyeiv it i,s pabi iCi'i r t .. IfuntinjrtoH Losch Another Kditor. Hnrtington. orus 1.--K K Walsh, for K.iir.e '.hue editor of Die Huntington Ncw. l ie j,c v-oi 11 l i-i ' !i:.;ctb n m lib the pu.jf i- and I t'' w.th ine , p for tlolse, Ida!''- Walsh ws the fift'i editor ti e I'M.r.er l a" eintilo;( 1 in lem.s than 1 " niont 1 s. , .., silver jc w VARIETY is another 8T09Sjr will disclose hem.'M. sea and ftccm ry, spotts of nil new to you as though you hod JUilroad Information H. P I'nlon Pepot Week End Hates $3.00 Saturday to. Monday Regular Season Sate $4. Tr!n Ttine -Iave Pr' Inini M6 a, in. daily Katurday Special 1 p. in fore. Bcsldee all thi rsfamiiriitiwtisBMgriai? SOBMB BATOCEAH h amusement of the pcopb . T bus not been put-there for lain; Visit BAYOCEAM eni.e T. B. POTTER REALTY "TWJ COS U HAS TO BE SUED S. P. Destroys Lane Highway for 16 Miles and Leaves It Useless. (Bpeclal t The Journal.) JCugene, Or., Aug. 1. Hult tins been brought in the circuit court by Lhiio county against the Southern Pacific company for $9)1,000 duniuges on ac count of the destruction of a number of miles of the county road, which ex tends along the aew railroad recently built from Nation to Oakrldce It is alleged that 16 miles of the road was completely destroyed and nnn never iiren rebuilt and that It. Js valued nt $5000 a mile. Kfforts have been nmrio evsr since tlie railroad was built nearly three years ago lo Induce the company to replace the road In the condition it wns before being torn it p, but without success. rciiriy tins year ine matter was placed In the hands of District At torney Hryson and after repeated ef fort to effect an adjustment of tin matter, without success, this suit has been brought as a last expedient. Aside from District Attorney Bryson, O. !'. Coxhow of Roscburg, C. A. Hardy and Woodcock & Smith are attorneys for the county. Route Would Lie From Dudley, Near Walla Walla, Across to Grand Ronde. (Special to The JnnrnaT.)' Walla Walla, Wah., Aug. 1. A rail road connecting t'nlon, Or., with Walla Walla, 1h indicated by the activity of a party of Oregon capitalists In securing rlshtS-of-way In this district. As tho Hew Hoe pretends to Join the Mill reek spur of the Northern Pacifio lino at Dudley, seven miles above this city, Is believed It Is a Hill project The line, according to rdmored plans, will skirt the foothills east and south of this city, running up the Wnlln Walla river and crossing the divide to the Grand Konde. A 2 per cent grade for 12 lies constitutes the pull of the road In both directions. Robert II. England of Rochester, N. Y., Is at the head of the proposition. COLORADO SHERIFF IS DETERMINED TO 'LAND' LEADERS OF BAD GANG (Continued "From Page One.) on friendship, and he made his escape rrom the flimsy jail. Oangsters Itlok Together. It Is kneiwn that when once a member of the "gang"' is In trouble the others, individually and collectively, will risk llf liberty to aid him. It is their code. And so Sheriff LeUford and his men have a mighty task before them. Should the . bundlis succeed in reaching" the Snake river In Wyoming they will find niany ranchers who are friendly to them, and they will reach their rendezvous where they will he comparatively safe." The "Holo-in-the-Wall" Is niertdy a large ranch,' surrounded, partially, by cliffs. Here are kept guards, plenty of ammunition and many fleet -foot.'d horses. It will be a difficult matter for a posse to Invade this fortress. Hut John Ledford ' will invade It If there Is a possible way. Thoug'i S.rw t.ll,. waa once his friend, the sheriff will not stop at Hint. He la without fear, and Is as determined jis his former pa taw, iu. A. ! iunJiam, Hie Urave offi cer who captured Pave J.ant and Hurry Tracy In the on wiW .-trrttry t-e which the bandits ar now fleglng. PRIMARY CONTROVERSY FROM KANSAS BEFORE U. S. SUPREME COURT (Continued From Page One.) the delegates. I (u explained the alleged iirnexMlty of changing the rulings of fr - Krti?r -f-oirrt; 7 ' In arg'ilnp the Roosevelt side of the case, Attorney F. Jacli.ion of Yi'peka, said. This c-fise containa more ilvnunilto ! than any that I. us . - I Hue neiore me. s i- ; : l-olist I IK t io j I - - -1 11 rn t l!i:;'e 11 lo war," : j picnic c.'iirt tin th period. Th. matins inv that i.ne plunge, I M a I e .lust, co I'itrev int. uunieil Ja' kson at 'Mn stayi in his 11 1( ' I im-ti t l, dish re t::vl tleit . not tiiink 1 1 i 0 uniil'l war M.T the matter, .iack -on .1. - chili d t: at CI 1 ho ly ;i Kill'Xi:, kl,"' the .lectins iniiiiceii to !-'i:.(n Hons,, v it. 1 it Hoy ,1.1. M'.n t. ,1 Jfuhso-i !: re, sa inc.: I'lo; :.!, n.nsi iUe h.e", bt"k a n th.x c.-ve." 1 1. 1 1 .!:! ii:- it iiiid .fust.e-.? I'Uney ami V.-rt-!cva;-r hc-timr cicl "ft i n r.i'ic a: :. unie; t, J 1 1 1 . - ;,.,,h v jnt. r I : e 011 k h ! lo h the .Heosevelt peopl,, iHt cta " a law to firovent fn-ni st'-aii.ix Taft ! .1 n.t hi i.'-ae Is ""iiii!evantrr i 1 kI;m c1 the real whether Koosevjdt runs n a I publican or a inlr.J party ii iii late. TOB KESV0O3 DYSPEPSIA Tal:e Horsforfi's Add Phosphate t H'1' i'1,,i't etoiiiach. nausea or pick; i.e. a tiaicaii teller. S-r-iKA v - tiling A s u ,.,; ,. vjlit to i l .'ii ins of the s that will be as my of thern be- ootdoi,- k!i hcver fc,.n Tent City Rates t American Plan) 1 r9rson, p. r ,lay $2.00 Persons, p.r day. $3.50 1 Person, per week $13 2 Persona, per week $20 Hotel Rates S3 and up. been Lhti't for the ?o ir- : ,,t a fcjtifre thern tlmt IL MAY IH INVADING UNION e 1 and von. iiI;i thing Is cer- aiul j 1,1 v.i:! ali'Ja.s e thero. COMPANY E 'IT TTZTSS. GREAT CHINESE MONAD" SEEN IN PERFECT AGATE 1 ryiMjiiii;' ifty H i Remarkable agate found port lieach. on New- (SixtImI to The Journnl.l Newport, Or., Aug. . Of the many picture ugatcs found on the Kewport beach each year, one found lately by Mrs. W. H. Martin of Newport Is at tracting considerable attention. It Is a perfect picture of the great Chinese monad, which Is used by the Northern 1'aclflo' railroad as a svmbol. It has always been the hope of Newport that some railroad, preferably the Hill Inter ests, would oulld ,n hire nnd now that nature seems to have concurred by plju;1 ing this symbol on the beach, many aro seeing u good omen In the finding of the agate. Mrs. Martin values the agate very highly as no two agates are aver found exactly alike. If she does not dispose of it to the railroad people she hopes to make a deal with some wealthy Chinese for the Htone. The monad Is of great significance to the eastern nations, espe cially the Chinese. The sign Is more than 000 years old and Is used in an ancient system of Chinese philosophy. It represents the "two great extremes" of any kind, rest and motion, good anj evil, bUl more especially life and death. 1 i no HKHie ib a cioua agate, wnire moonstone and black on' the dark half. The outlines of the symbol are perfect. 1 United States Revenue Cutters ! Pick Up Fishing Craft in! Apparent. Retaliation. . j (United Pren Leised Wlre.t Vancouver, II. C, Aug. 1. Alleged to have been fishing within the three mile limit on the American side, seven Van couver fishing vessels have been seized by a Unlfjed States revenue cutter and taken to Blaine, Wash. The boats were plyinp their nets in the Gulf of Georgia, off I'olnt Roberts. I Last week, the Canadian fisheries In- ' spectlng steamer Newlngton seized tha . American fishing boats Bonlta and Thelma, in Canadian waters and. the seizure by the Amerleans is believed to have been made in retaliation. There Is I considerable feeling here against the ! fishing Interests and some Inflammatory j statements are being made. Vancouver, B. C. Aug. I Disregard- j Ing the additional boats provided by the government fishery protection service for patrolling the PritUh Columbia shor.ea against poachers, dozens of American fishing vewsels are cleaning out the great salmon and halibut banks off the west const of 'Vancouver Is- ' land, according to advices received here .from . Victoria. -today, Having high pow- , er boats tf the latest construction, the poachers a:e easily able to keep out of the way of tho slow patrol boats. It is claimed, and the Amej-ican vessels fish ! right up to within half a mile of the. shore. - - - SHOOTS WOMAN WHO STOLE HER HUSBAND -XLiili.0! Lrp.5i. ''""""d ,Wlr I 1 raTTs. inifi. . T.HSHaino TRlbflk.: writer rcHentlnp tho al!eed attach mcnt b"t.veen her li'ifband nnd Mrs. .Mlllllic I'.l-Idk:e".:ili. an JLrrwri.fin ihnl . ne.l lrin,..i 11... int.r 1...- .1 i l"' "' ' " Ul.lUIICIi. .Madame, liln :k ftale.1 today that she; !'''! fippeiiied to Mrs. Rrldgemnn, but,' l il' c t a ,1 !!. 1 TV' :. 1 tin ; whs the ?e?'cf James, I' Mi oliivr, I'lrslil.T of the New Yojjf ' 111 - liiMin-iif 1. nipu)iy frevm.. whom ' f ee ..., i::ivc 1 " n 4 hocji si-poralcd. BOSTON PLANS STEAMER SEHVICE TO PACIFIC 1 limlnary plans 1 1 nf-t'l te.J :,. ,. toe,., i.v the directors i- -'H'j--.. :-. ...ii, I the chamber !- for a line of fa-it freight oi-twi- n Ho-tcn and Los An- p; in. via U.c i' inaimt e.inr.l. It ispiopoFcd to build seven steamers have weekly SaillnBS, anil to mulla t ti i p In 15 days. , . K. I 'er guxoii Stricken. it 'hP il Pi.-n homed M'lre.l i Pi ndletc::. O son, popiilnrly ly'.iii: at 1, lo. indliii n ; j AaK. 1. - W. Ji. Fergu- , hno-Aii na "Fersie," Is' 1! Ic anital In n critical 1 s t.ic :ci;it of I.cPir striken i: v 1 km, i.y 111 ur Ii t while on I . i: i;eo:;;c hotel ill this I e"'ltc right '-hie of ):! body ', it side of hi) face were nap- ' 1 wm.'i a : " J O.it v at it. T! land tho nlyuei! ami lie h'U' fined the Ions of 1 I spuccn The atteiniii, j- ptiyslelnns ,fav ! i he may v-ir ive t! hock. i Mf.Nnmnrii Starts for Kast. (1 let.-fl I r-i-j. l.maed Wire.) hnn 1'ianclh.o, A :ig. I. Nlchnlaa J. .Mc.N.iinara ;lr..l his riaughter, Gladys left for New York today in "an attempt to persunde Mrs. M-Namara to return to her home in Han Matv. Mrs. Cora Perljlpfi. Fred Patterson sn((l. Patrick, Will.sh, were arrested In XV.W A'f.rl .1. 1.. ... . v., ,,,,, mm or fiteiNarnara gi iKion uuromoniio while on their way to Kurope with Mrs. McNamatiL Walah has btuui oidcrcd 1 cinn (.!. Thrown I ron) Hat ing Auto. H'lilted 1'iesK 1.isKcd Wlr 1 Nohlevillf. Ind. Anp. 3.-Iay nron- oufciy nijiina treiay when an automobile in which he was riding struck -if cul vert, hurling, him out. He was picked up unconscious- ami the- physicians fear Concussion of the brain. H is expected to recover.. r IN AMERICAN WATERS NEAR VICTORIA SEIZED CITY BUILDS FROM iff MATERIAL Stone, Marble, Brick, Lumber, Close at Hand for Baker Structures. Baker, Or., Aug, 1. Thla city is hav ing the greatest building activity for several years, sevoral publlo buildings being now In the course of construc tion, wliEe several more are awaiting the move of the contractors,. The new St. Elizabeth hospital, which, 'exclusive l he interior finishings, wilt cost $150,000. Is completed almost to the sec- jond story and , will he under roof by Aovemoer i, j no r. M. C. 'A. building excavation has been finished nnd the lounaauon is nearlng completion. A new modern apartment house of 22 suites Is being erected by Mrs. Fred ISrnst. The contract will be let thla week for the Country club building and several wholeBale warehouses will be built nnd two remodeled and enlarged. Six lumber in 1 1 In are now operating In Baker, and with the exception of the steel work, nil the material being used In the new holdings Is Baker county product. Tho stons Is quarr'ed at Pleas ant Valley, th marble near Haines and Iho brick manufactured by local firms. REPORT ON HANFoId"" CASE NEARLY READY ''"Washlngto'n, Aug. 1. Congressmen Oraham and McCoy, members of the house subcommittee on Judiciary which heard evidence against I'nlted States Judge Hanford at Seattle, today are pre paring a report of their Inquiry recom mending tho dismissal of the Hanford impeachment proceedings. It Is probable that this report will be submitted to the Judiciary committee i uesaay, arter Congressman Hlrsrlna 1 uuru memoer or me committee, has had I business dispatching souvenir 'post opportunity aexamine It. cards for tourists; as a result of would advise those who desire Special Reductions From Our Stationery Department Including the Famous "Wood-Lark" Fountain Pens We sell and 'recommend Conklln's Fountain Pens. The only pan macVe that Is a non-leakable self-filler,' 2.50 to 98 00 Waterman's Ideal Pens, to suit ev ery hand, $3.50 to $28 OO "Wood-Lark" Special Self-filler reg ular 11.80. special. .... . . .$1 25 "Wood-Lark" regular $1.00, sp'l. 89 All fully guaranteed. We clean and fill free of charge. Picnic Plates, a pkg. of 25,,,.,10 Picnic Cups, a pkg. of R 10 Picnic Napkins, a pkg. of 24 5 "Wood-Lark" Lawn Paper, 96 eheets for 25J "Wood-Lark" Envelopes, 7B envel- opes 25k ,rWood-Lrk" Letter Files 35 "Wood-Lark" Playing Cards 25 W are headquarters for exclusive Stationery and Engraving for all occasions. Calling Cards, Wedding Invitations, At Home Announce ments. Useful Offer ings From Our Drug Department at Removal I Sale Prices tuv rnnmm jainiiine, 10 )q 10c Moth Halls, pkg $4. 10c Lye (Rabbit's Conccnt'd). lb. 70 "5o Boraxo, pkg 10$ 10n Sea Salt, pkir fj t.(toaU4ttea-hw. , ,t- TSc Ground Flax Seed, fie Cascara Hark. pkg. Pkg. . 9 GO 24 10c Pumice, powdered, pkg 15c,Rorax, pkg lftc Pnorrts, pkg." 40e Witch Hazel, bottle !5c Denatured Alcohol, bottle. I Re Whshlng Am mon la. bottle. :." Pure tllycerlne. bi t 1 'e ...... . fSSIs AbworbAit Cotton, lb fiOc Formt Idehyde, bottle ; It: 'Jfe' T'annhlnnco, pnerinl, can....20 lac Klnke "White, pits ftt, 1F,r romp. I.lcorloe powder, pkg. ) 10c ('amrhoratod chalk Pr pkg. H 55c Petrola, best quality, ran. j Novelties in Our Jewelry That Are Going at Removal Sale Prices Slipper Buckle?. Values tn $6.00, for 91.98 Necklaces, each design is exclusive and original price Hat Pins. Values to $1.00, at 29 Rar Tins. Beautiful, at yt price Lontf Chains. Values to $5.00. Special 98 Whether It's a Short Trip Opportunity to Supply AT A GREAT WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. AMERICA'S LARGEST MONTHLY ACCOUNT AUTO DRIVERS, REAL V, AND NEAR STEP. UP ' " AND GET SENTENCES ' A aentenc of five days on the 4 rockplla was thla morning lm- posed on W, II, Roberta, a uhauf- 4 feur, who was arrested at an 4 early hpur thla morning by ra- 4 trolmen Rekdahl and. Young at '4 Grand avenue and East Morrl- 4 son street, for being drunk while 4 trying to drive hla automobile. 4 When found uy the patrolmen, 4 Roberts was said to be too drunk 4 to crank the auto. 4 V. C. Carey, a chauffeur, was 4 yesterday sontonced to f Ive daye 4 on tho rockplle, on his second 4 conviction within one week, the 4 first arrest resulting In a fine 4 of $Jf being Imposed. 4 Several other fines were lm- 4 posed thla morning oa apeedera; 4 o: K.Acock, arrested by Coulter 4 at Nineteenth and riandera 4 streets for driving 18 miles an 4 hour, was - fined $211, but sen- 4 tence wa suspended; J. Hoover, 4 driving an auto truck at the rate 4 of 14 miles an hour, at Park 4 and Burnsldn, was given a slnu 4 liar fine, which was suspended, 4 and H. A. Thompson, arrested at 4 Union avenue and East Pavls 4 street, going 19 miles an hour, 4 was" fined $20. Joe 8antl, ar- 4 rested at East Twenty-sixth and 4 Gladstone streets, was fined 4 $2.60 for riding a bicycle oh a 4 sidewalk. 4 Motorcycle Patrolman Evans, 4 who was ssslgnod to timet the 4 various atreetcars complained 4 against, reports that a Mt. Scott 4 car on Hawthorne avenue mado 4 25 miles an hour, and that a 4 Vancouver car made 21 miles an 4 hour, both yesterday morning.- 4 4 44444444 Toatofflre High in Air. (United FriH ta4 Wtre-t Geneva, Aug, 1. The highest postof flce In Europe has just been opened at Jungfarujoch station on the Jungfrau railroad. 11.339 feet above sea. level Says the "Wood-Lark": Our Stock Is Rapidly Being Sold the reduced prices, making our event of the season. As most every department offers excellent bargains, and in some cases the prices have been further reduced to sell the goods rather than move them ourselves into the new "Wood-Lark" building, which is practically fin ished. As the days 'of this remarkable sale are rapidly drawing to a Close, we to ake advantage of the Removal Sale prices to act immediately. Here Are Bargains in Brushes, Combs and Parisian Ivory That You Will Find Hard to Duplicate Nw Going at ONE FOURTH OFF Tooth Brush trouble avoided by us ing one of our warranted Brushes now on sale. Our 35c to B0c BrusheB, now at only ..25 Hair Brushes In two lota at 63 and .., 1.29 75c Extra Heavy Women's Combs, special at ...49 $1.00 Clothes Brushes, only 3 Odd lot Hand Nail Scrubs 10 Removal Sale Reductions Have Struck Our Patent Medicines.. Note the Following Vapo Cresollne. reg. HOc, special 30 Kondon Catarrh Jelly, regular ?Pc, special at 19 Phenyo Caffcln Pills, regular Sfif, special at , 19 Allen's Foot Ease, reg. ;.e, sp'l 17 Pyramid Tile S ipposltorics, rr; itnr fjOc. .special 39 Do Witt's Kidney Pills, regular $1.00, special at 79 Sulpherb Tablets.' reg. r.Oc, spe'l 40 Vaucalre Galegn Tablets, rrgulsr $1,011. special at 80 King's New Life Pills, regular 25c, special nt . . . , 19 Pe4-ry Pavta Ta-Iri Klllwr, regular Cic, special at 19 Lapttctle PIHs. reg. P0o, e pec-la I 39 llromo Beltser, regular B(ic(' sp'l 33 Sloan's Liniment, reg. 25c, spe'l 19 Horlick Malted Milk, regular" H.i0, special at 79 Jjlavxr-'jaianga.. RciMrejrular,jic special at -40 How does your floor look? TRY WILEY'S WAXINE Best dressing for all kinds of floors, woodwork, linobum. furniture and til kinds of painted or varnished surfaces. It ( leans and removes wherever need. Ka?y to apply and saves much labor. Prices Vt pint, 20; pint. 30: quart, 50; Vt gal.. SO: gallon, 91.50. Tree Sample for tho Asking. or a Long One, Here's the Your Traveling Needs REDUCTION " v - New shipment of Reed Suitcases just arrived, strong and light for summer travel, lcathe rh;milcs, hound all around with hrnss, double action locks and bolts, linen lined. Regular $2.50, while they last ..91.36 1'ashionahle Black Walrus" Traveling . Bags, new shapes, all sizes. From $3-00 to 525.00. Special for this sale at $2.25 and $18.75 Odd lot of Leather1 Strifes, nil size', to close he fore we move. Regular $2.00 to $20.00. Special sale at 91.0O to 910.00 All leathers and trunks Off for Removal Sale SOON IN NEW "WOOD-LARK"-BUILDING DRUG STORE CANADIAN TODAY FREE DELIVERY ftTVTr1, BDnMDT ciTDutrif - '.'V. . HAGGARD WINS . BAUER MARATHON Joe Franoviz Is Ten Feet Be hind Him; Victor's Time Is 9 Hours, 51 Minutes. Unltd Press Uised Wire. I . Bolllngham, Wah Aug. 1. -Cheered by thousands of apeotatora, Harvey Hag gard staggered from tbe Belllngham Bay A British ' Columbia train to the chamber of commerce thla morning, and with Jo Franovli but 10 feet be hind him, -was deolared the winner of the 1S1I Mount Baker Marathon, and of the first prtse of $500 and oup which goea therewith. Victor GalbraUh, who had arrived at the train at Glacier three minutes be Open Saturday Evenings , r In order to accommodate-peoplc who are unable to come to the bank during the Jay, our offices arc open1 on Saturday evenings from 6 to 8 o'clock. We invite you to open a savings account now and, get the benefit of the protection it will afford as well as the I per cent compound interest it will earn. HIBERNIA SAVINGS BANK "A CONSERVATIVE CUSTODIAN" SECOND AND WASHINGTON STREETS . Removal Sale the premier shopping crtemoval Sale Reduction on ma 1 medicinal otimulants for Friday and Saturday Old Oscar Pepper, full quart, bond, bottle, regular $1.25, special 98 Imported Satiterne, regular $1.76, special 9115 BeanjolalK, Imported, regular $'J.0(l, special $105 Italian Vermouth, regular "5c, spe cial 57 French Vermouth, regular 75c, upe- clal ,t.,59 Imported Hungarian Tokay, regular 11.75, special " $1.05 Pure Applo Juice, carbonated, delic ious, refreshing. Bints 15: two for 251 dozen 9125 Irondequolt Grape Juice, pints 25 lien 9250 The beat Concord Juices, qts. ..45 Doten 9450 Clicquot Ginger Alo, "Boot Beer and Harsaparllla, better than tho lm . ported, bottle 15: dozen .. 91.50 Vichy Lemonade, Imported, regular 50c; special. . .25; dozen.. $2 50 Try Our Remedy fcr Goitre Or an excessive growth of the thy roid gland, glandular, tumor and all cystic growtheu so frequently found in the neck;"at our homeo pathic counter 75 ;" 1 READ THIS CAREFULLY The word Hernia Is the proper name for what la com- Rupture or Breach. About one In every 20 persons you meet are burdened by this affliction. In our Trufs (ic- partment, It In the 1 huslnexs of our lit ters (men and wo-wx-c. mf, to fit you p rope r ly and guarantee We will ho glad to hove you enmp 1ti a,nd talk wlili nr., Ki-rtplo 'l'rin-.s '75 a, id , up pontile TriiH.i 91 2p and up Kenrt for free hooklot, blanks, eld. SPECIAL SALE OF SOAPS it. TUNITY TO SUPPLY YOUR REQUIREMENTS THE PRICES WILL CLEAN Hygienic Soap, 40c enke. Special, cake 37 Imported Glycerine Soap. Reg. 35c. Special 22 Jcrgt ns' Creme de Panne. Regular 10c cake. Spc cial, box t ,17 4711 VVrdura Glycerine, 10c cake, box 17 Jtrgens' .White Almond. Regular 10c cake Spe cial, box ...:17 Violet de Nice. Reg. 75c box. Special, box ...33 NOTE THESE REDUCTIONS ON RUBklER GOODS An Excellent Opportunity to Supply Your Needs Ladies' Pouches, Regular $125. Special .. 98 Size 3 Red V'ount. Syrmge. Reg. $1.50. Special 89 Size 3 Red Comb. Syringe. Reg. $175. Special 1.27 Size 2 Red Fount. Syringe. Reg. $t. Special 7i$ Bathing Caph one lot l)iving Caps. Regular 50c. Special for ,,.C9 Bath Sprays. Regular 75c. Special, ...63 Batlf Sprays. 'Special 034 Bth Spray?. Regular $1.50. Special 91.10 Bathing Suit Bags. All Rollups MONEY TAKEN AT PAR-OPEN A IN THE CITY OR PORTLAND WE hind Haggard, wti the third man to w Ha at tha chamber. , .. , , .. : Haggard'a time for the complete round trip was nine hours and 61 minutes, asi 1 compared with la houri and. 2i minuter i made by Jot aalbralth, over tha Demlnff. ; trail laat year,,- :: ' From Glacier io tha aummlt of Mount Baker and return, .the distance la ap- ' proximately 30 miles. " From"T3elHng ham to-Glacier the distance Ja 44 miles. WITH BULLETS IN HEAD;' SOLDIER .MAY YET LIVE . (Bpeclsl t Tr Joyrnl. ., V . '. . tTnrf Rtavotia fir Alio-. 1 With nnn , . bullet 'hole directly through bis head, entering above- the, left ear and eomlnir ?,! out above tha right ear, and' another ' ranging downward from tho .left aldo of his head to his nose, Private Carlos Kuhns, the soldier who attempted ul cldo yesterday morning, still lives,' lir. Hennlng, the post surgeon, has been with hiuV"" constantly:" Every -pOHatDlo"" device Is being resorted to In the ef fort to save his life. Incredible, aa It , seems he' may recover. It Is understood his mother la on her way td Fort ' Htevena. ' ' 3 The New "Wood-Lark "Building. WEST PARK and ALDER Your Bathroom Can Now Be Fitted Complete at a Great Saving. Note the Following ; White Mniimcled Bath Boom Mirrors and Cabinets $1.00 slse 8x10 square 70$ $?.i)0 size 10x14 square 9159 $2.50 size litis square. ..... .91.98 $4.00 nlzu i;.l'ii square 93.19 $2.5(1 fI;:o. U'xlH oval 92.08 $4 00 t:rr lai'J oval 93.20 . $4.0fi White Enamel. -1 -Mcdlcino Cabl net, l.'xin inliror door 9'20 $S.OO White Knatiiclcd Cabinet, 18x22 mirror door, jock and plate glass shelves . . - $0.10 6nnltftry Brtth Room Cleaner- 30 and 50 To Save Packing and Mov ing, We Have Furtherllev duced Prices on our Art Goods. We will sell all our Oil PaintTnglT" ranging from $H to $500 at lesa '-('f t1""" lmga rooqui devoted to snaps. In our $1.87 room you will find pastels, eteh lugs, carbons, bund colored photogravure.-, vn!8. to $10, now 9187 All our p! dirts, values to $5, for this wc-k only 9137 All run picture, values to $3. 60, special at . . .98 Plet iren, values to $1.00 and $1.60, special nt 85 French Mirror to closoat CNB HAX7 Pottery, to close, ati OKE XAti" litnstiea to cIom. at OME KAXiIF To cloee out .Iwt'iilnbres, nil pottery In greens and browns, values to $8.60 at '98 AN UNUSUAL OPPOR THEM OUT Regular 25c. Special .,.'.19. OFF - ' liililliii! 1 ' i