RUEF OUHIF JAILl
Ball Bonds (or $1,560,000 Ap
proved by Court.
PRISONER SEVENTEEN MONTHS
F ather and S itte r Sign O bligations as
S ureties, Holding P roperty o f
Ex-Boss in T ru st.
W o u l d n 't T ip Tt.
A Toronto ihhq who visited England
fast summer appears to think th at
rouutry the champion tip taker. He
iiiys: “Well, 1 had tipped every man
from the swell gent who seemed to
awn the house of commons down to
the hireling who gummed the wrong
labels on my luggage, und I weut Into
the walling room on the landing stage
at Liverpool to wash my hands of ev
erything English, and what do you
think stared me in the fare when I
had finished? A placard saying, ‘Please
tip the basin.’ I'll be bunged If I
did!”
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they can no t reach the
diseased portion of th e ear. T here is only one
way to cure deafness, and th a t is by c o n stitu
tion al rem edies. Dealness is caused by a n in-
flam d con dition of the m ucous lin in g of the
E u staeu ian 'lube. W hen th is tube is in darned
you have a ru m b lin g sound or im p erfect h ear
ing, a <1 w hen It is entirely close«, Deafness is
the rusu t, und unless th e inflam m ation can be
taken o u t and th is tub e restored to Its norm al
con dition , h earin g w ill be destroyed forev er;
nine cases o u t of ten are caused by C atarrh,
which Is nothing but Ml inflam ed condition of
th e m ucous surfaces.
We w ill give One H undred D ollars for any
case of J cufness (caused by catarrh ) th a t can
no t be cured by H all’s C atarrh Cure. Send foi
circulars, free.
F J. CHENEY «k CO.,Toledo, O.
Pold by Druggists. 75c.
T a .e H a ll’s Fam ily P ills for constipation.
F ace.
“Well,” said the customer, as he paid
the barber and moved toward the door,
“I feel like congratulating myself on get
ting safely out of a mighty bad scrape.”
By placing himself promptly on the out
side of the barber shop he avoided get
ting himself into a mighty bad scrap.—
D o e s n ’t A lw a y s F o llo w .
San Francisco, July 7.—A braham
Ruef was released from the county
jail last night on bonds aggregating
$1,560,000, the largest am ount ever
given in a crim inal case in the state.
This sum is the aggregate bail upon
78 indictm ents, returned by the O liver
grand jury, charging Ruef with brib
ing the form er board of supervisors
in connection with the granting of
franchises to public service corpora
tions, and upon which he was taken
in custody by the prosecution as a
sort of “prisoner of state,” in charge
of an elisor appointed by Judge
F rank H. Dunne and a half a dozen
private guards, at an expense of about
*1000 a m onth.
Since January 10, w hen the new
adm inistration went into office, Ruef
has been languishing in the county
jail.
T w enty sureties, including R uefs
father and sister, and him self, signed
the bonds. It developed yesterday
during the exam ination of his sure
ties before Superior Judge Frank J.
M urasky. that Ruef owned real es
tatc in this city which he recently
transferred to his father and sister,
upon which a real estate expert, on
the w itness stand, placed a value of
$1,095.556.
R u efs annual incom e from this
property was $76,900. H is father and
sister w ent his bonds to the am ount
of $690,000, while other sureties q ual
ified for $870,000. O f the latter, J o
seph Hirsch and Leopold H irsch
signed five bonds for $20,000 each,
Louis Friedm an six bonds of $20,000
each, and a surety com pany deposited
a certified check for $100,000, equiv
alent to $ 200,000 in bonds.
R uefs next trial has been set for
July 15 on one of the indictm ents
charging him with bribery in connec
tion with the granting of a trolley
franchise to the U nited Railroads. A l
though he has been in custody for 16
m onths, he has been tried but once,
the jury disagreeing after being out
44 hours.
A fter leaving court Ruef went to
the hom e of lii> parents to join them
at dinner, and announced that later he
would visit the county jail and bid
farewell to the prisoners, and thank
them for courtesies shown him.
BRYAN IS DICTATOR.
Because some men get over a fence
safely with a loaded gun it is not al
ways safe to assume th at they won’t
examine a mule’s heels to settle a b et
—W ashington Post.
Has C om plete C ontrol o f Convention
in Denver.
THE DAISY
ELY KILLER
Denver, Colo., July 6 — One great
destroy« all th e Bryan ratification leading to a wild
tlie« and affords
com fort to every hurst of enthusiasm in celebration o * 1
hom e—in dining the trium phant reappearance of the
room , sleeping
room and every peerless one after a tem porary eclipse;
place w hore flits
nre troublesom e. a dem onstration of the com pleteness
(Moan, n eat snd of the new leader's pow er over all
will n o t soil of
in ju re anything.
. them once and you will never be w ithout them , m en and m easures; am nesty and h a r
m ony for all who m ay be useful and
not kep' by aea.t.rx. sen t prepuid for 2Co.
HAROLD SOMERS, 14# DeRalb Ave., Brooklyn. H. Y. who prom ise to be good; expulsion
from the tem ple, excom m unication
and the scaffold for all who have
com m itted lese m ajeste and who re
fuse to bow the kjiee in humble plea
for pardon— such is to be the D em o
cratic national convention, the first
session of which is to begin at noon
tom orrow .
T oday the Bryan people have the
hit in their teeth. T hey are running
strong and free. T hey are feeling
the exaltation of power. They bub
ble with joy over the trium ph they
have won over plutocracy. For the
great m ajority of the conquered they
have
nothing but good-will, and the
St. Helen’s -h a ll, Portland, O r.
hand of good-fellow ship. But
Resident and Day School for Girls. right
upon the heads of the few they are
Catalogue on R equest
preparing to w reak their vengeance.
Guffev the plutocrat of Pennsyl
vania: M cGraw and his side-partner
from W est Virginia.; Tom Ryan, the
head devil of the w hole inti-B ryan
conspiracy; Sheehan, the head devil’s
chief scout; Sm ith, of New Jersey
F jo d
known as the w olf; and poor G ov
ernor Johnson, of M innesota, whose
crim e is that of being caught in bad
com pany, are to be punished.
Libby's Cooked
H arvest o f D eath.
Corned Beef
Chicago, July 7.—T his was the
day of the year for the co r
There’s a big differ busiest
oner’s office, and the patrol service
e n c e betw een just of the police departm ent. Seven sud
corned beef—the kind den deaths, five suicides, tw o asphyx
three accidents, and one kill
s o ld in b u lk — and iations,
ing in the last 24 hours kept the men
in both these departm ents on the
Libby’s Cooked Corned jum
he excitem ent and nervous
B eef. The difference strain p. of T the
Fourth of July, com bined
with the heat, is given by the cor
is in the taste, quality of oner’s
office as the explanation for the
large num ber of suicides and sudden
meat and natural flavor. deaths.
Every fiber of the
C atch Black Hand L eader.
meat cf Libby’s Cooked
New Y ork, July 7.— Lieutenant
Corned Beef is evenly P etrosino and his Italian detectives
w ere running down the
and mi Id ly c ured, yesterday
loose ends of their case against a
Sicilian, Guiseppe Affinto, who until
cooked scien tifically recently,
was the m ov
and carefully packed in ing spirit it in is m charged,
any of the E ast Side
bom
b-throw
ings.
Affinto
a rre st
Libby’s Great White Khchea ed on the specific charge was that
he
a m om b in a tenem ent house in
It forms an appetiz threw
F ast Seventy-fourth street to intim i
a w ealthy Italian in an attem pt
ing dish, rich in food to date blackm
T his affidavit was
value and makes a sum sworn to ail by him.
a m an who, the police
mer meal that satisfies. say, saw the bom b throw n.
D eath List G row s.
for Quick Serving:—
Chicago,
July 7.— N inety-four dead
Libby’s Cooked Corn and 2920 injured
are the totals of the
i
Fourth
of
in the
ed Beef, cut into thin j U nited States July this casualties
year, so far as re
In Chicago in spite of all
slices. Arrange on a ported.
efforts for a sane celebration, the toll
' " sr and garnish with I exacted
was m ore disastrous than a
T he city's total of victim s
y’s Chow Chow. ' of vear last ago. S aturday’s
tragedies is 10 dead
182 injured—an increase of three
A tempting dish for and
and 52 persons injured over
luncheon.dinner^upper fatalities
the 1907 figures. Lockjaw and blood
poisoning will add m ore victims.
fr—
» . Writs
. * / . * frr - ttmm
H orses Burned.
P ortland. July 7.— Fifty horses p er
ished in a fire of unknow n origin,
which started shortly aftei^>2 o’clock
, tb « m orning in the D exter livery
, stable, corner Fifth and A nkeny
streets. T he -lots to building« and
property is estim ated at fully $15 000
Produces
E
Truth
and Quality
ord is, therefor«, of ho valu« te the j
W o m a n 's W it.
public.
| An emperor of Germany besieged a
Resulting Litigation.
city which belonged to one of his re
Cruaad* for Safa and Sana Calabra- P ap ar P resented at Recent Meeting The conditions in California are bellious
noblemen. After the siege had
o f O regon S tate G range.
tion Coma* to Naught.
identical with those in Oregon. The ,
for a loug time the emperor de
By John H . L«wis. S U U Engineer. *
Commonwealth club has labored for lasted
Chicago, July 8 —O nce m ore the
to secure the enactment of mod termined to take It by storm and to de appeal to the Well-Informed la every
animal barbaric orgy of death and When we see the miracles wrought vears
ern w ater laws, and in the proceedings stroy all It contained by fire and sword. walk of life and are essential to per
by
irrigation
and
think
of
the
potential
m utilation, which m asquerades under
of this club we find the statem ent that He did not. however, wish to iujure
the guise of patriotic celebration of energy of our stream s as representing the bar of California was delighted to the defenseless women; therefore, he m anent success and credltabls stand
iu their primitive water laws such sent u proclamation Into the town, say ing. Accordingly, It Is not clalmad
the nation’s natal day, has passod, and thousands of acres of the most valuable a find fruitful
source of income, and did lug that all the women might leave th at 8yrup of Figs and Elixir of
coal
lands,
it
is
no
wouder
th
at
we
the fearful cost has been counted in
nothing to remedy conditions. “ Thej the
hesitate to challenge the statem ent that xtatutex
unhurt and carry with them Senna la the only remedy of kbown
part.
in
question have been the l place they
held most precious. The value, but one of many reasons why
In m any hom es there is m ourning the water resources of Oregon are to- j foundation of some of the large for whatever
nobleman’s
wife
instantly decided to It Is the best of personal and family
day
its
most
valuable
asset.
Yet
our
I
tunes
of
California,
but
these
fortunes
j
for children who have m et untim ely
take
her
husband,
and the other women laxatives la the fact th at tt cleanses,
are
held
exclusively
by
the
attorneys
legislators
have
persisteutly
refused
to
ends and adults whose lives have paid
of record of the misguided individuals follow'd her example. They soon Is sw eetens and relieves the Internal
enact
laws
governing
the
use
and
distri-'
the penalty of w anton folly, while in
who availed themselves of the privilege sued from the city gate In a long pro organs on which It acts without any
darkened cham bers and hospitals bution of this valuable commodity. grauted by these statu tes."
each one with her husband ou
after effects and without
A case is reported where ditch " A " cession.
throughout the country lie thousands F ar sighted corporations are rapidly ac sued
her shoulders. The emperor was so debilitating
ditch
“
B
M
and
upon
the
sworn
having to increase the quantity from
quiring
perpetual
franchises
to
the
use
of m aimed and suffering victims,
much
struck
with
the
noble
conduct
of
evidence introduced obtained a decree
some sightless and som e disfigured of water for power development, with giving it a priority of twenty cubic the women that he spared a ll; even the tim e to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
for life, the work of the dem on fire out present or possible future compen feet of w’ater per second. Ditch " B " city Itself was left untouched.
sation to the public, from whom the sued ditch " 0 " with the same result,
truly
as a laxative, and Its component
works.
and ditch " C " thereafter sued ditch B M y ru o th p th e rs e b w e ill s t re fin m d e d M y rs. to u W se in for slo t w h s 's i r S c o h o ’I th d in r 'a g parts are known to and • [ -ored by
In Chicago, as elsew here, despite privilege is acquired.
"
A
"
with
the
same
result,
and
there
l
u
r
i
n
g
th
e
te
e
th
in
g
p
e
r
o
d
.
physicians, as It Is free from all
the brave struggle in behalf of a “safe Through the lack of a reliable record were still 25 ditches diverting water
objectionable substances. To get Its
and sane” Fourth, there was scant of vested rights to the use of water, from the same stream whose rights were
M a n u f a c t u r i n g Ic ic le s .
determined.
im provem ent over previous Fourths, the public has no means of ascertain not Along
“Stick” Ice Is a commodity much In beneficial effects alwaya purchase the
the W alla W alla river In Ore demand
and the result of all the efforts tow ard lug the location and amount of unap gon. litigation
In upper Austria. W ater Is genuine— m anufactured by the Cali
to
secure
a
proper
di
reform can scarcely even be dignified propriated w ater which is available for vision of the stream has been in prog allowed to fall slowly over a series of fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for
new uses. Large quantities of water ress for about 30 vears. without settling l>oles. where, by the natural process, a&Ie by all leading druggists.
bv the appellation of near sane.
being held without use through a single issue. This experience is typi It freezes iu tbe form of gigantic Id- j
T he death roll for this year’s are
or threatened litigation, and the cal of many other communities and
These Icicles are brokeu off as
Fourth is 38, and the returns are still actual
intending investor or settler moves on should serve to dem onstrate the failure cles.
O n ly N i g h t A i r a t N i g h t .
fast us they ure frozen and curted j
incom plete. A t m idnight reports of. to
more
progressive
states,
where
water
of
the
present
system
of
distributing
deaths and casualties w ere still coni rights can be secured by application to w ater by the courts, through injunction away to storage quarters.—Popular ; Speaking of Florence Nightingale
and her efforts to keep the world
Mechanics.
ine in. and the total of the injured had the state officers, and when granted are proceedings.
healthy. It seems pertinent to make
reached 1429.
protected,
the
same
as
other
property
There
are
approximately
200
ditches
CITO
V
'to
s'
Dance
and
all
N
ervoas
DUrases
In Chicago alone, w here the crusade
The holder of these question diverting w ater from this stream in a i l l u perm anently cum d toy Dr. K line’s Great special mention of her mission In be-
for a safe and sane F ourth was rights.
A erve R estorer. Send for F R E E #2 trial bottle and bnlf of the open w indow at night In
vested rights joins with the power distance of 10 miles, for the irrigation treatise.
Dr. It. IL K llao, LtL. »31 A rch bL, i*iiUa..l*a . the early years of her labors much un
strongest this year, there are eight able
in opposing the enactment of of some 5,000 acres. Nearly 500 per
dead and 130 injured. T he fire loss interests
any
law
providing
for
public
control
sons
or
corporations
have
been
made
intelligent opposition to this method of
P a i n f u l E t iq u e t t e .
in the nation, so far as learned, is
making beneficial use the basis of parties to the latest suit, and 25 law
because of the supposed
$41,950. O f this Chicago will bear and
The royal court of France used to be ventilation
rights
to
the
use
of
water.
yers
retained
to
protect
the
various
harm fuluess of the night air was ex
20 000
a
great
place
for
etiquette.
Louis
XIV.
rights.
When
the
decree
is
rendered,
How W ater Is Appropriated.
Deadly tetanus last year claimed 73L
the relative rights of the various ornas caught a severe cold owing to pressed. hut Miss Nightingale had one
victim s after the noise and ex cite-’ Any person can acquire a water ditches
be known, but how will the the fact that ou his arising from his stock argum ent In support of her posi
m ent of the Fourth had died away. right by simply posting a notice at the waiter be will divided
among theint The bed one cold moruing the lord of the tion, it being tbe question, “What air
F ifty-three cases were caused by proposed point of diversion, stating the pioneer irrigator knows
breathe at night but night
that the court
whose duty it was to hand shall we It wii»
blank cartridges, eight by giant amount of w ater claimed, the intended
deny him his usual w ater sup chamber,
unanswerable from her
crackers, six by toy cannons and four use, and recording a copy of the notice cannot
him his shirt, happened to be absent. air?”
ply,
and
though
his
right
has
been
de
by firearm s. In 1906 the num ber of at the county court house. If the water termined for perhaps the second or .Not one of the numerous courtiers op|K>nents' point of view, even If it
cases that developed was 89. 54 of is to be used for irrigation purposes, a third time, the question is still, how present had the courage to transgress did not always eouvert them, but it did
which w ere caused by blank cart certified copy of the notice must be to get this w’ater at the time when etiquette by handing tbe gurmeut to lead a countless number Into saner
ridges. In 1905 it was 104, of which filed with the state engineer within 30
How will he determine which the shivering monarch.—London Scrap ways of living and along tbe way t6
65 came from blank cartridges. In days thereafter. I t makes no differ needed.
the present methods of treating tuber
of
the
many
above is diverting
1904 there were 99 tetanus cases. 74 ence if the w aters of the stream are w ater without ditches
right, in order to bring Book.
culosis.—Boston Transcript.
arising from the blank cartridges, and already fully utilized at points below. an
injunction suit against it?
To Breaf <n New Shoes.
in 1903 the num ber ran up to 392. of The notice can specify any amount, The
is binding only on the Alw ays sh ake in A llen’s Foot-Ease, a pow der,
lie W a s P ra c tic a l.
which all but 29 cases cam e from bul even though such amount exceed the parties decree
it cures ho t, sw eating, ach in g , sw ollen feet.
the suit. New’ appropriations L'ures
“Young
you write a good deal
letless joy producers.
regular flow of the stream. It may be can and to will
corns,
Ingrow
ing
n
ails
an
d
bunions.
At
be made, thus forcing new ill d rug gists and shoe steres, 25c. D ont accept of poetry to man,
my daughter.”
impossible to use the wTater beneficially litigation. The
same
conditions
whi^h
any
su
b
stitu
te.
Sam
ple
m
ailed
FREE.
Address
for the purpose as claimed, but that brought on the present suit still exist ' lien S. O lm sted, Le Roy, N. Y.
“Yes. sir.”
OAKLAND TRAINS CO LLID E.
makes no difference so long as construc
“ It takes a pructlcul man to sup
this decree, without additional leg
tion is commenced within six months. and
islation, will be of no more value in
Id e a o f a F u tu r e .
port u wife.”
Seven Killed and 30 Injured by C are Your title is then complete, but the settling
conditions than former decrees. “You won't go to heaven if you work “Well, It's this way. I have to w rite
record is not completed by the filing of The supreme
less Engineer.
court, by consistent de on Sunday like that,” said her pious her an occasional letter, and I'm so
proof that work has commenced. By
has enacted practically all the friend to the little grass widow who busy ut the office that I Just copy the
O akland, Cal., July 6.—T he n ar refiling every six months, a w ater right crees,
w’ater
law
of
this
To expect the
peacefully doing a square of ein poetry to fill tn.”
row -gauge local, bound from the A la can be held w ithout the performance of court to provide in state.
their decrees for the was
The explanation wns satisfactory.—
any
work
until
some
legitimate
investor
broidery ou the Sabbath.
meda Mole into O akland, crashed into
complicated
adm
inistrative
machinery
to secure control of the same water to make w ater decrees effective looks “I don’t w ant to go to heaven,” said Exchange. _
the Santa Cruz train No. 57, bound trys
right. Then work must be commenced
a complete shifting of the burden the little grass widow. “1 am afraid 1
for the O akland Mole, at 7:10 last and prosecuted with due diligence. Un like
S h a t t e r in g a a l l l a i l o a .
the legislature to the courts. might meet some of my husbands there.
night at F irst and W ebster streets, der this law one of our leading attor from
This,
in
the
opinion
of
leading
w
ater
The
office
was seeking the man.
Of
course,
the
chances
are
pretty
much
killing or injuring all of the passen neys has stated th at a one armed man right lawyers, is not possible.
“Not that 1 care anything about him,**
aguinst
it,
hut
I
don’t
want
to
take
with
a
shovel,
employed
at
the
intake,
gers in the Santa Cruz train sm oking can hold a w ater right indefinitely. One of the leading attorneys in the any risks. I’d like a little half way explained the office, “but merely ss a
Walla river case estimates that place where I could be sure they concession to the popular idea that I
car.
Tuvs the legitim ate investor must first W alla present
suit will ultim ately cost be
ought to seek him.”
Seven w ere killed and over 30 in buy off the notice m m . w o has con the
tween
$20,000
and $25.000. This enor wouldn't he. If I had my way, but it Having thus satisfied the ethical re
jured. T he collision was on the cross tributed nothing to the public welfare. mous drain upon the agricultural re w’ouhl have to be a place where there quirements of the case, the office, weary
the paym ent of this blackmail sources of this small valley, for a negn were no other women and a dearth of ing of the perfunctory search, reached out
ing of the narrow gauge and main Even
does
not
him clear title to the
result, esnnot help but retard scr wine and song.”—Chicago Inter Ocean. and grabbed a man who was seeking the
'ines, opposite the W ebster street necessary give
w ater, for the apparent sup tive
ent and discourage capital.
office.—Chicago Tribune.
bridge. T he engine of the Alameda ply may, perhaps, all be fully utilized tlem
The purchase of a w ater right- in
A B it D iffe r e n t.
train, which was running w ith tender in the adjoining counties below, through Oregon means the purchase of a law
Towne—There's oue thing about my j
the stream runs.
suit. No litigation over water rights wife.
ahead, cut into the S anta Cruz train which
She makes up her mind If she
In
the
absence
of
state
control,
the
in
this
state
lias
ever
settled
any
issue
sm oking car, about 10 feet from the only way for this investor to even so th at it cannot again be raised. The ~an't afford
a thing that she doesn't j
front.
«
at the amount of unappropriated decrees are binding upon onlv the need It.
T he front end was sm ashed to guess
is to first measure the stream, parties to the litigation. These decrees Browne—Something like my wife,
splinters, the car being to rn from the w and ater then
down the same, meas
serve to cumber title to the un only she buys it first and makes up her
front trucks and the m ass tossed from uring the travel
maximum capacity of each often
used
waters,
state, interested ii*
the main line track up against the ditch, to ascertain
how much of this preserving the as the
unappropriated water*- mind afterw ard.—Philadelphia Press.
signal tow er in W ebster street. The w ater has already been
appropriated.
future users, has not been repre
T r o u b le .
wreck of the coach containing its f the stream is a hundred or more for
sented in court at trials of these cases.
Nan—So you like Archie, do you? I " T H E SC H O O L O F Q U A L IT Y **
dead and scream ing w ounded was I miles
in
length,
this
task
alone
would
Always thought him just the least bi*
hurled on its side, with the Alameda
Conserving Our W aters.
the most enthusiastic in
Better each year, and larger. We now
effeminate.
local tender buried in the wreckage. discourage
vestor
or
settler.
Then
the
records
of
In
the
arid
portion
of
this
state
the
Fan—Well, he’s certainly a good deal ( have two floors 65 x 100 feet. Thorough
The baggage coach of the Santa Cruz w ater filings, under our present laws, area of irrigable land far exceeds the
train, which was in front of the
work tells the story. It counts In tha
also be examined to ascertain how regular w’ater supply. The summer more ladylike than you are.
sm oker, was d erided and half way must
rights have been initiated which flow of these streams can be increased
end, and we adm ittedly lead In this re
upset. B oth locom otives w ere de many
may ultim ately become vested and | many fold by the storage of w ater in
spect. Get our catalogue, penwork, etc.,
railed.
prior in time to his right. No the mountains, and using the natural
then judge for youraelf aa to quality,
W hen the trains struck, the sm oker prove
tices
claiming
water,
posted
in
thick
channel
to
convey
such
w
ater
to
the
was cut from the coach following, ets along the banks of a stream , can place of intended use. This class of
ARRANGE TO STOP AT
A. P. A RM STRO N G . LL. B„ Principal
which continued on its course crash not be found and are, therefore, of no development, which is encouraged and
T
H
E
C O R N E L IU S T e n th and M orrison • Portland, O regon
ing into the boiler of the Alameda value to him. The county records are pil>tectad in Wyoming, Idaho nnd other
local. Som e windows were broken of but little, if any more value, ns the i states, is absolutely impossible in Ore
PARK AND ALDER STS.
-
in this and the first A lam eda coach, recorded claims to water invariably ex I gon. except under the most favorable A New and Modern European Hotel, catering:
which was also derailed. O therw ise ceed many times the regular flow of conditions. Capital will not invest in particularly to State people. A. refined place for
they w ere not dam aged. T he passen
stream. For example, the records such storage works until the state pro ladien visiting the city, close to the »hopping
gers in these w ere shaken up, but not the
The well known reliable
of Baker county show claims to the j vides the necessary adm inistrative ma center. Rates reasonable. Free Bus.
injured.
chinery
for
protecting
stored
water
as
waters
of
Powder
river
for
irrigation
N.
IL
CLARKE,
(life
if
Portland
Hotel)
Mgr.
Practically all those in the sm oker
amounting to over eighty it passes down the stream past numer
CHINESE
were pinned in the wreck and their purposes
times the flood flow of this stream at ous ditch diversion* to the place of in
Noel and Berk
Ties for help followed the terrific Baker
BORAX FOR FRESH MEATS
City
during
1905,
and
the
1,145
tended
use.
.rash of the trains com ing together recorded claims for all pumoxes '
Fresh
meats,
dusted
over
with
pow
No State Protection.
otne w ere able to dig them selves out amounted to over one hundred and
DOCTOR
dered borax (which is now prepared of
of the w reck, but the m ajority had eighty
It is not a crime in Oregon to steal extreme
Hits mnde a life study of
times
this
flood
flow.
Thcs*
I
fineness
and
purity
and
white
roots and herb«, nnd In that
to be cut out. Several of the dead claims, therefore, eannot all be vested) water. In fact, the law encourages it. as snow) and rubbed in as you would
study d¡«covered and Is fivh
were badly crushed. T he police and
As stated above, a oy person can ac pepper and salt, will keep fresh much
In* to th e world his wonder
and it is impossible to ascertain ' quire
fu l run-«dies.
fire departm ents were called out, and rights,
a
water
right
by
posting
a
notice
the record which, if any, are valid, or digging a ditch and diverting water longer. All that is required is to wa h
were soon at work carrying wounded from
or
ultim
ately
may
become
vested.
Be
!
he
meat
before
cooking.
regardless as to the area of crop* de
and dead from the wreck.
sides, mafiv ditches have been built j stroyed
the lower end of the valley
KEEPS POULTRY SWEET
and w ater diverted without any public ' by such at wrongful
Without Dead game, poultry, etc., can be
L ab orers M urder Forem an.
record whatever. Tn a separate record j the necessary adm diversion.
CURE j
machin
sweet for weeks by rubbing them
M issoula, M ont., July 6.— H olm es will be found court decrees affecting j ery, and a reliable inistrative
record of vested kept
titles
to
the
w
ater
of
this
same
stream.
I
well
with
powdered
borax
under
the
Hayes, forem an at the St. Paul tun
to the use of w ater, it would be
IF YOD ARE AFMCTKD. IKttTT DELAY.
decrees may divide the w ater! rights
legs, tail and placing a little in
DELAYS ARK DANGEROUS.
impossible to enforce any criminal law wings,
nel, at T aft, near this city, was shot These
among a minority of claimants, without covering
the mouth of the bird.
C O N S U L T A T IO N P H E B
water,
even
if
enacted.
<><••1
tn
tvnnied.
W
rit«
for
money
m
aking
plan
to death at noon yesterday by five anv consideration whatever of the Theft of water in an arid region is
If you cannot call, writ« for sympton blank and „
lar. Inrios« 4 cents In stamp*.
M ontenegrins in retaliation for the rights of the public in the unappro as serious a crime as destroying the
TH EO . GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE OO.
waters. The county record thus crop of another, since it amounts to
T h e F e lin e l'r o p e n a l f y .
162 1-2 Firet S t., Cor. Morrinon. Portland, “
death of a fellow -countrym an last O c priated
Plena« Mention This Puner.
only to cloud title to unappro the same thing in the end, yet this “How duea Mrs. Sleigh get on In tlie
tober. H ayes was attacked from am serves
w ater and discourage invest state maintains no departm ent having e lu b r
bush and fell at the first fire. The priated
N o. 2 8 —0®
frenzied foreigners then literally ments.
of diversions from public “Oh. she always comes up to tlie P N U
stream under consideration by control
hacked his body to pieces with knives the The investor
scratch.”
streams.
There
is
no
departm
ent
to
flow through or bor
and m ade their escape over the m oun der on two or may
the homoseeker or investor can “Of course she does. The cat !”—
more counties where wa which
W IIK m N e n i w Io r i n t i n t h g i s t o p nd a p v a r e . r t í sore
tains into Idaho. A large posse of ter titles are equally
rite to ascertain if the w ater rights Baltimore American.
complicated as w claimed
experienced rangers have started in described for Baker as countv.
for
constructed
works
are
ar
To ab represented, or whether any unappro
pursuit.
stract the w ater records of the priated
w ater remains in a certain
Deschutes river would require a jour
Even if unappropriated w at/r
R ebels B om bard City.
ney of practically 1,000 miles, and the stream.
exists, there in no method provided by
Buenos Ayres, July 6.—Telegraphic examination of the worthless records law
for
acquiring
clear and undisputed
five counties.
com m unication with A suncion, the of Under
title
to
this
water
the
1905
act.
all
filings
for
capital of Paraguay, w here there is a irrigation purposes were to be recorded whom it belongs. from the public, to
revo’ution, is still interrupted, but in the state engineer’s office at Salem, It requires constant litigation on the
word has been received from A sun
of early appropriotorn to secure
no penaltv was provided to en part
cion at C orrientes that the artillery but
rights. Where the price of justice
this provision. Out of 138 filings their
at the capital m utinied and bom bard force
exceeds
of the w ater right
Baker county under this act, only the place the must value
ed the m arket place. M any women in
be
abandoned.
five
were
recorded
at
8alem.
Thus
are said to have been killed in this what was intended for a complete rec-
(CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK )
fighting. T he foreign representatives
Tin- K ind You H ave A lw ays B ou gh t lias borne th e signa-
it Asuncion are urging the belliger
i u r e o f Cbas. II. F letch er, an d bus b een m ade under hia
A c c e p te d .
G
r
e
a
tljr
E
n
jo
y
e
d
I
t
.
ents to abstain from bom barding the Borus (struggling author)—That last ' “Do you consider
personal supervision for over iiO years. A llow n o one
nerv* la suffi
citv. This news was brought to C or book of mine agreeably surprised you, did ciently steady to fit your
to
d eceive you iu th is. C ounterfeits, Im itation s and
you for in airship
rientes by the captain of the steam
“ Ju st-a s-goo d ” are but E xperim ents, and end anger th a
navigator?”
it?
I
am
glad
to
hear
that.
ship.
h ealth o f C hildren—E xperience again st E xperim ent.
Xaggus (literary editor)— Yeg; I ex “Well. I’ve bepo out In a canoe witfi a
nervous
fat
girl.”—Cleveland
Plain
Deal-
pected
to
devote
an
entire
evening
to
read
M ortar Explodes.
It. It put me to sleep in five min
San Francisco, July 6.— Mrs. Annie ing
C astoria is a harm less su b stitu te for Castor O il, P are
utes, old fellow.
F o i le d , B u lk e d , T r a n D o w n .
Reigling and her 4-year-old son were
goric, D rops and Sooth in g Syrups. I t is P leasant. It
“I
will
follow
you
to
the
end
of
tho
contains neith er O pium , M orphine n or oth er Xareotlo
U n s o li c i t e d T r i b a l « .
killed instantly on the shore of Lake
substan ce. Its a g e is Its gu aran tee. It destroys W orm s
!” hissed the villain In her shell-
M erritt, in O akland, by the exp’osion “Aunt Letty,” said her little nephew earth
und allays F everish n ess. I t cures Dinrrhipn and W in d
the city, *T saw a bearded lady in like ear. But the clever girl fooled
of a firew orks m ortar. A piece of a from
Colie. It relieves T eeth in g T roubles, etires C onstipation
museum once. She was a fake, him she didn’t go there.— Bootoa
iron from the m ortar struck Mrs. but dime
nnd F latulency. It assim ilates th o F ood , regu lates th e
you’re the real thing.”
Transcript.
Reigling in the chest w ith such force
Sfom nelt and B ow els, givin g health y und natural sleep.
that it tore her heart from her body.
T h e C hildren’s P an acea—T h e M other’s F rien d .
T h e E t e r n a l P e m la la o .
M
i
s
d
ir
e
c
t
e
d
C
h
a
r
it
y
.
The piece of ordnance was being used
Said She— Papa baa given $50.000 to “Clara, dear,” the young man begaa,
in the public celebration. Thousands
taking her little hand in hi*, “at last I
of persons had gathered around the eatabllab a borne for old men. W asu't am
in a position to tell you how fondly
lake to' w itness the fireworks.
th at awfully good of blm?
Said He— Tea; but It would bare I------”
She jumped to her feet and
P resident C elebrates.
been a whole lot better If he’d given Instantly
her hands wildly.
O yster Bay. July 6 — President half th at sum to establish a borne for clapped
“I got the moth that tim e!’’ she said,
Roosevelt celebrated the Fourth of you and a certain young man I could exultingly.
as she resumed her seat. “Ge
July with his family and a few friends name.
ahead. George.“—Chicago Tribune.
__________________
at Sagam ore Hill. In the evening
the president had a beautiful display
B a s e b a ll n n d P a t r i o t i s m .
H e r C b e e rls l W a r.
of firew orks set off in front of the “Johnny, w hat's a patriot7”
”1 always look on the bright side of
house. Seated on the veranda with “A boy who'd redder miss errin' de things.” said Miss Peachley.
In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
the president and his fam ily were a game dan ge in oa a ball knocked over de Suiting the action to the word, she stop
▼wc ecarraww
, ft
.
eitv.
num ber of relatives and many friends fence by do viol Ha* team.”—Louisville ped up to her mirror and looked long and
and neighbors
Coerier-JouranL
admiringly at Its bright sido
FOURTH C O STS 38 LIVES.
$
,
STATE CONTROL OF WATER.
.
WHEN YOU COME TO PORTLAND
C. Gee Wo
What is C A S TO R IA
The Kind You Ha?e Always Bought
com pany
n u r n a v o tw c ct
n o w tow n