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Newspaper Page Textt V - :.r " "A-' VV , THE JOITBKAK TOIlTIiAtfD; OHEGON; TTEDNlDAYn MAY 7r 1902 .- 1 - POLITICS I I IT . YWV7 Vt",:. JSUOEilT .4" Works of -Trfeia.su re i l imine Under 60 Feet - -of Snow;- r 'r " .' .f , " " (Journal Special Service.) , KUGteNEL May T. Information of i tremendous anowslld In the Blue RJyer thlnlng district Saturday has , reached . - Sugene. At noon pn 'that day ,a huge ' xhass of snow and debrla started from ,. tear, the .top ot Gold .Hill- and 'cam y- thdndering down ttie aide of the taourt , tilh, cairylni eectthin1 4lth U- Th " tnouth of the lontest tunnel In the Treat tire alnt in which an Immensely rich ptrlke wa made recently,, lay directly lit ;the nath.of the avalanche, and the blacksmith shop, a gasoline; engine aild tihpt machinery and tools were carried IA the bottom of the canyon. The mouth ff ,the tunnel la covered with over 60 ceet pi snow ana aeons; ana V ,tane -, ifainj 4aya 4t hard work ahdhundredi mt jlqllara to- clear It away and repair the 4amae -Had. the sUde occurred at any e)thes hour- thin kt noontime; when the tneb .wer all eating- their midday, meal. ' ' tatf been. UUed oytrlfcht . snvoljiere t jfleath in the tunneu C. H. FarK, the (bwner of the mine, is now In the East, ptnA he ha- been notified by telegraph of Jha occlJrreiMHt,. ., . , fN'EWS'OF EUGENE Statement That Eurnish Made Chamberlain Votes Otfier "". t-ti. ipeelal Service.) . (IIJUPEMA ' Or., May 7.-The Eugene Jojir otTAde has lust completed print Jni adw illustrated ana de-crlptWeeVtri- Jlleta fftf distribution ,io 6meeekrs 14 thi EtHrf 7hl atiiphlet haa about 60 Safes, Ms numerous, halfasene- cuts of buildlngatv Eugene nd: scenes In the juntmanT the descriptive part is well "Written. V vA- rL - M Th report of the committee of adies who had , la charge the recent May carnl tt fven' for the. benent of , the .Fourth fteglment tijhow th4 .pet. receipts tjhe thwwsfrSta were Over 1300, which ftmbpnt will bdapplled to the band's debt ioVhelftJUwtriments., 4 , u W 3. furnliH spoke In the . courthouse , hererlasi night a good audience.1 Mr. Furnlah. . JV, Fulton, J. H. qkerman, .eM,ira,wftr c (lbS J.; l- Thjthey. ar f lye( rbva JSit, jyeserday , alUrj , flegMon or prpmlnent Republican-., Th cirtdldates were escorted, ori . toot to a -aiW.tan.mr - IW00DMEN DEDICATE HALL The new Woodmen building at Milwau kle was dedicated last .'Evening with 1 big celebration by AsH Cams; Woodmen 4t tSS W?rld.;The .tfpenirii address was delivered: by-Held Bartlfef C V. Coopet-; -wh ljMtt ol the Ejects of Ifie drdet pd. Itsa.t thi energy ; pf th members f. Aah. Camp in building such a grand WJP9pf.M oMctajft.Md, charge H iros ojc me musical ana literary pro- rVhl t&M W-R WdrtS. nigh, thJ wise naii - Being upstairs ana a,, store 'findlfil i aftaerneath,' the edit of the itructure beitig UmttUM y - t.'Jit;f: ' .:V-. ; - - - fov(f.'5'; iJI ; i .,""s"ss "!jf Chatless-tTbltemori, postal .clerk, has gone to North TamhiU to Jo6k after .his Interests in the Pbrflahd. Coal tt Devel plrig Company's mine at .that place; The lnels. owned mostly : by, residents. Of Bunnysld. afid . the prospects, are,, that they .wii) all 'make money out ot It A olid vein e;ftve feet of good coal. has fceen dlecdrered.': ,,. -;.-. ,. C4Wt3ifi$tvWli ttoM the flltld;M1t; fciapp ot Torest Grove. ni9M tnp. -rotberv9( tho , Sunpy fde.blcy.(;leman Jjaa departed for Hood Rtveii whervhe wilt UkeP a home '. Mrs. MaHr . tR. T t mil 01 i,.. ; $-Ffi .f ?lJ! tftlnds'Jhurcb,, Sun, ' 8!9VmPrew)Yeplng;,jiinde.r ihe. aus V pices of tho Wbmen'i Christian Temper ance.Uhlon. r . ..4vtorcSipt hje.1 at, work; l bals 4- l'Mitlhgj.tbe. tiewjy lad , double. ,trck fpjt k y the) 'Itis.eTf,; Suburban Company through y. Bunnjside. vv;.v;-rS'; w.: . , JMral,, Berths, : .Van ?v"lacki residingi,at 5i.nuT.jr-eigaui aiia .case . Aider ; t"?,-lt.tepqr.ted. W9tse, as. the result r.recentkttack of , paralysis. '.f : ' -,Suanyide4.Camp; '. Woodmen of!., the 'f'i !- World, will pajr a fraternal -visit to Mult-. C ' nomahi Qamp Friday, evening.'.; to help , dedicate, their new hall, as prescribed by V the law o. the order. . . - JOIbI- Bertlii Ttfwh$: wev WsVtfaif Set w;isten BuhnysWeV has returned to her w bonie In Washougal, Wash. v.?v:;, :jfial,hs return'- !o nij bom? "Ifi Vm. . 'ktftcr - n extended 4-v rflstt- iii ,piihnysldrtoi his. h?aTth. - He T- stf'much improved; that he has Je elded to dispose- of his Insurance bust ; ; pess. tn Sffinisvm and locate In Oregon. 'fy'j 3w- l residing a ITSl East Seven-; Jteain atreeV left last evening or the V . ; BV JOURNAL SPECIAL hotel, i-here' IU VlToMpax teception was tenflered them. .'.'.. , , Mr: JPhrntsh's ' apeeoh i at . the couft house id .the evening was brief; and many of fii'n "admirers wer dlaanp'olnted; .. ex pecting io eiri good afldreas.' Since Mr. Furnish his .conii town, Mr, Chamberlain's majority In1 lan ha been materially increasea. ..)' ' ' 'Journal gpec'lal Service.) SAZ,EM.'jaayJ.rTbe,hpnthl report of the City Recorder of the Ctty, of Balem thaws that the-finances of thlff elty are tri brolably better Sdridltioit than those of irty other town la IBS tVllIainttt Val ley. AU $jfitart-nts,ar tailed ,t there Is additional Cish on hand date and to meet the requirements-for the current nj&dth. Kol jpnjy; thif. fhe., ease, -?)fit ,th total JLmsl lhi.Cty Treasury lor the past year . nave ' aireaar neen nearly equaled in JS02, During 1901 therf was collected the sum-of 9847, and tbj yar':.$hV lreoelp'i)K;.bffl67iAUly reach, the goodly sum of 1720, and It la Considered ; by; the j Record&ry , that the will by jtho closf f tM year each J13,i tQ. Mye thputehd dQllars of. th Mbunt ilritedy received thiiywi1 "is from, the for feiture, of the Ihsoit bond 'rocehtly the kubject ot the clty'a successful sult be- 1 (Journal Special ..Beryice.) lard handed in. his resignation is City Marshal ;. or ;pseburttM. Council- tteejtuif f'i anaJUii ..aauiej, waa aeceptea. -,B.myi usawtu sP s.P'w. nr la was appointed City Marshal nderstood that Dillard's f esigna- D. J. jarrtfl of Roeebur It is understood tion wajt: brought, ahouf by the jt;tlon yf depuff, whd'kltle I Wan1 while i- his tempting to arrest him a few days ago. vfcl.) ItTSw fTh MotMnrf CMtltt Court convened iodaty rand .wlir cbnMnfae tt sit for about a week, as there is much business to be attended to, among which s the mattep of appointing numerous judges and cleks of electldft flit the Places of many who , have -,. failed to Iha mAttera of the Marlort-PolK C66f ties bridge - at Balem, and . the Marlon- inn brldff .over h; Sahtiim ; f t. ale. 4 will alsd b leftled and irt the letter con nection the court Will gerto dates early next week .to. confer, with, the bounty 1 Court df tlnn. coonty:; y; ! v" 4 B.' Freftlandtiitdentis j-estedajf fi)t1 ftfili lii tHA StflffS Oniilt CTburt for h,$X damkies itiiinst 'the' City & Bu? bur ban RaUway.Company.-for injuries al- f . - - ; v , ' . . SS TH RIVER tHuTiaef -ifbontaln !'icoSrf fiS' Jroa pUng tour.iV'.! !'' ' '1$JL iilnhS Is Jr$1lnBwb . cStj tage dfl fiisl Twent-nrst 'ahd Taylor streeti. " :-:y ij'-:c;:p;v Thejiwo nwOttatetbelng. erected, by tysecoijid tree.ti hre nettrlnjg completion. .;a7s,aur BtrS'tt'Jrepbrtei' iU ACher home bti. Eailt Thlrtyrseventh ahd East Taylor streets. ; . Jv f-;v", ' '. j : Mrs; C.;ft-ia8 ufiderwenf a" i&eelftul iJperatlSn at Bt ' V1ne4nt Hdsplfal yeal tdhy,i .-'-. . h' i'-'---Mips EMS -''itkrpV fiat just; fleovSVll from thi effects 6t blood pots6nlng In one of Kei hngerk: " ;.' . f ' Jv MuaiittwSft'KO wl lee,ye tlaevenini4osi two jtoona' l8it;.wlth .friend! Jh yrglnia. '.New tork ON THB PENINSULA: Pehthsula feehool Thtfisoay . ' afternoon, parent and titacjterav.'S ':)''.. f 'i ' ..The. IJttle spa Pt A hierso,ivwhowas severely ' injured, in :nawajr.- several weki- go.nnakmsi.Jt;necerjri;,rot: d0ctpr, ta,k;e pye.jo ftitche W h head, has ..rocoveredvi,-:; '-jjf ,, '-i- The Neteoft family a ft6ved from Wisi ponaln down .. to the.' Columbia- Sloueh. whera theyT-Bve rented iom property. ' feXFTPeafsons SnJ'tlmliv' hftv nloved from Irbor lodgi td teniae' in tdkho. - ft anfArt o nmnf nnn tehtaif. bapIoI will be tvsspr-leibanlBM it .their. , The following letters jremain -unclaimed In the Peninsula poBtofflce: " F Bovdudu, WJ W,,Nedman, jr.; W. Roger, Mrs. Aft hie ..Webber, Mrs. JJchneideri John. JF1tch,; J. Wertenweler, H.- Kfuli and W., W. Redman, A ; meeting; pf ; .the Jtfnlc-n ' Bepubjlcaa Club wiii.b i held ;tbj. evening; .In, their hall, . East AJderstreet,; between Grand and Union avenues;;. ,Va arge'f.numbet'.tmembera :of the Kangaroo '-CVob;.wen'tr'on''"ihe)tiub'i initial rim Monday vntng;iTHfrJruh wal made to ,Greaham and return;' the time being Oh hour and tt 'thinutea". , Mrs.' Mairy Tea S;t Wi 'natiojiaf ' phritl evangelist, will speak to meri lit the Bun- nyslde FrferidsV ChureH: '.torilghl, Th$ IPurity. League is a department of;-the W. C. TV, 17., iinaer whose auspice Mrs; Teats has already lectured Several time la- this' lt.vv-'-V..v;j;,;ji C0RRE5P0N0ENT5. legea s to nave - been received ,wnue - att tempting to board a car at the Intersect tlOnpf Grand avenue and. East MorrUoil street.' v He lalms the ear was started "be fore he bad tnountea the platform aafe;y; Albert koveir- was ? yesterday . foujid guilty of embezseling 160 from V L. Aubert. a stablekeeper. Lovell sold twq inUle belonging; to Aubert, and pocketed the proceeds, j. The accused set up the defense) that hi owned the mules.' v Hl attorney, Oby C. Stout, made, a gallant fight In nil bihalf, and has been allowed 10 day (ft which to file a motion for it new trlaf." 4 ' -v,' VISIT POMIIfD : 1 4 4 1 vf ' f t' ' 1 rll ,.(Jourhhl Special Service.) f; , 8ALEM, Ma 7. According to the nub llshed Itinerary of the Democratic attti ticket, it was 'announced hat Candidate Chamberlain 'and . hts arty uld visit Sileni 6hayl3; arid reft t preparation! were . under way for a fitting reception tothe popular gubernatorial candidati; festerday, however, County Secretary Pi I Frazier received a personal lotfer fr6ni Mr, rCbattberlaln M Alhany,': bpnyeybif the newt that it would b. be unposslble tbt nounced, fend "jkji the county eenthAJ committee, to postpone the meeting CtUU May IT. when be will be on hand t try for converts. ; f , '. 4- y , t WourSil Special Service.) r ij SALEM,, brvriiay 7:riie ,'Oreale? Balem Commercial Club wmch has boe'h actively working for the industrial i-hd the g-enera; public interests of TBl 'Ssit m BOie dme (Sasf, is aetrve1rreparln tor a big rally on the evening of Ma J! Intfl CTtT Ser. The object: he-meeting Is to familiarise every clil fenvitifh Jjork and objects Of the club, to. recapitulate what has been dohe; to ly plans for the future advancement "of the city and incidentally to Increase the membership of the organisation t$ iffvery etjort-ia Ming put rorwara niaxe tne rany ine starting point ror ,1 new life In olvlc affairs and no means t secure public Interest aro being negleft cd. Bands and orchestras, glee clubs a1)1 solo aingers will compose, the musical irj, of tthe programme. a.nd a fi&jnber.ot e leftdiht cltisens'will deliver abort d- "dhssees-aihorig which-will b. "Civic Re sponsibility," by Governor Oeer; " Thd bpportune Moment." by Mayor Blho"pj VSanltari Regulation,'' by Ur., EVJE T-Iercfe; -vlc-prsident kf the club; -"Jm? migration," by, E, Hofer, and "Good 11 addition an IffoA wBtvPft ladai secure R,C. Jqdson. Immigration, Acvf for t&v Os . j Xf..(r. an address on "'fM. aUstHar;ertahfttlon.''-- ; It 1s expected that- this ; meetingwlU. result Jylnfcjv,w JitJSUttli WIMt'r civic pride and public Improve ment in, th CapttalCity. an4 wjlj; matf It thl ahbwito.wrt 6t thi villey i)Kth Spenrtfg- of ffie Xwis strict Clkri poiU tlOD, .- -:j: .a. INH...L.MI-I ri. v.- i MiT.h r v-.--.f -r- ROUND TOWN; steam mStbck; whd IUeHnlrtW smallpox, wis eM to the pesthousa Jasi tilght. ....j .. , . . , :tU boflee kre l a duandari QieVjrtlil they kre to do with a p5B farfd BriM. hauied George -Brown., Is an, XndUm. Shft the coinity aUthbMtiea canhOt Aontrbl him and will not receive him again. , A bejrcle wal stoien front in front of in office building at Sixth and JUdef itrtejts ta?iiilg6 P bm,mK ?dal , and frame number -tUtSlL y ' ' i ; Offlcer ; M0Sjf trreaVed ijnnT Tnofflp son of East Twentieth) hd Xlder streets yesterday for Stealing a bicycle from H. AHenbach.:. ' y; .-.f. ttratsdii's Seataiirknt, open hiithti to l a. in. : :.; U'WS the tAdles' ; Needlework .Qulliiot AmeMcaiw gay,e ajv eptectainmenjt rarsfJhf ' .. jdjUl ftrnoon-J ter. he Anltlfr if a nrnirram tAnlptll With ir1- tealnlna: , numar retrhmeri: M served aftd1 some, tliM 5ent i& dlscaiSf ink the '-work Of (hi gUild atid plafii fr ftttuW -iork; 4t '-i t-'A '-f- B: Caitelo; " cbniractdf foli VfnT (tirahch Itn belrifr cbhsfructeU by the Or egon Railway Sc Navigation Company, was .brought . tot. 8t:.Yincenr hpsjfjyi Monday, night, atiftgrlnr., with burned rtajd, T H waf ,carr-ngaa, smal) ke.6 powder when It exploded, arid thi burns tS hii hahdi are pafhffii; althOffglS Ibdt deep. , ""''; '-:'vi'J'','y:s. Thl WSm&$&&, ' the' 1' if :S! ! A.-Ire busily rehearslni tor the WfiO&j Ktrel ihW they Ihtehd to giVi . la ,tbri dear ftitureV' --'-' vf-v r-sVy The Frapk Leslie Publishing Coipahy -; nas suDmiuea a proposition, siaiing inai They would advfrtrsethe Crllan'd CtaffcT Ctifenniai In ttielr migasfneii & but would-rebate fit tor t descriptlv' irtlcla kbout the Exbositlon. ? The ..Kerr,. Glfford Compahyand .th O tt A tt: f nmbanv have Informed Midi reiw Moore 0 the BoaM ; of, TifadfiM, 19ns pet -capacity: vo cuarier xor aihski A default wa entered, this, morning , In RoutIedg-e,4and the trial was set lor May, 1&. '"''; ' ''' .-'''.'..'"'' ' ;M:V- ,-; 7. v. V. h'K.S - - A ..' ... v I. ..a iri regular meeting, of. the board i..dl-. rectors ot the. Lwl and Clark Cepten ni4. wilt r take place Friday afternoon, t portiana Club, Fifth and Aldert a?.! Finest lunch, in. Uy. ti'tV m&t&i V Portland: CUjbUFlftb''Jmd,''Atdr4:.!slfi; A new sidewalk , is being laid xn Front atreet; between Oak -and iVtMv;i$f .'The Oo4bloc1t pivmeht on First street I wearinf out In patches a fid w HI have th fce -repaired toon.'' ; v;?-,-. brStheT'ind.'s years reepecuveiyr arrived at. the union depot night before" Mt, iftll'cted wltj somt mysterious.' fac$ dUeas. "They were aent to tbe County keapital and- will FAIRVIEW; kflt k t.i-HfiMt?fhlim! Mlil'VyVtt : Comett ind triSs ladle "Ort hlvl rftuined rom ihS r rlilt it Beaver oh. Large 1 Jro'wijs iropl .routd'ale visit tht Fairvlewl Athletic, Hub's gymnasium on tlaltora'' night. Basket-ball is the fa Vorfte amtasement hut several perform grioes Ir 6he through by members of the''' club bri the hOrltontal bar rtngi. etc;' Et'nest (tall I president of this fciatt. Wo 6n the THIH Of tHe fiilf 6he ese Complny M sle'adlly progressing and will, soon be completed. This is a jer good thlnn fpr,,the farmers around Falrvlew.'a it will save them milch travel. The average amount ot milk re eetved by?, he cheese company is ov.ei J008 pounds Bally.' ' - , i - - - '- . ,;.,. : Oil i :''M6NMOrjTil.'Xt?ofmal sohont May x cklSel were field here' yesteraay. XII thi Stulenli were' in' attendance, and i '21111.11.! spent. j BALEM. Master Ftoh Vardcn an tu e.n jrtpdrta eoilectlons .for licenses for April amounting; , to I2??2.00. He depte- catea the T damming Qf tho Clpcknma jrtveT by the Portland City & Oregon Railway Company. on the ground that It Mit;Prlv1ne tirr SilnTSn WaTCKSrtrtlle- Clackamas hatchery escaping 16 the wfc- (eri beliiw -and. eventd&lly to the sea. ; EUGENE. George O. Goodall was. tak en fd the Good Samaritan hospital, Port land; . for - treaiment Jor . Inflammatory icletlntlatp. .tiri.-realdent of the Jarie gtaduatlng cifiji There will be' no sumrner school at the University of Or won thfl iter: - ' asiNbi-tThS u gAyM c3m- merfJial cfuS will tisS iii best (tofti to promdie Jfttlregl ifl toe tew If ahd Clark Fair it Pbrtlahd. ' -ABTORJA. tKo iatnion run Is improv lM.aw Thef ftah trans, at Baker's Bay, Wash,; are- dolhg well. yBAKER;.;iTT.A:v1,itranger; eii toate Xl-dnt Pen' to Wfttla Walla, Oveteom ffotn ' hunger, i f etl rOm th train artd khen found .wan uninjured but demented. H'had no money nd was too proud to beg. . He will recover his mentgl efJulllB rtum In a few days, and will proceed. to his destination. Julia Brlsco. a callew jroujthfc despite parentaoljjectlon. left fpr Weiaer, Jda.H ; topiarryAUen. reen,.,an fttache Hof. te J'j.n-Anjerlcan Clrcijs. She jn.e.t.hj'n, ere, a ,few weeks ago, when he appearea witn ine juvenile mmsireis, . SALEM. - Balem'S - 1200-fc.tidle-powef electrio street lamps, (ire to be replaced with lamps of 2000 oandle capacity. A thre-chlme siren whistle Is to h placed In the, electric light . company's power house,, to jpund fire alarma. .. The county record experts will report Saturday. XtDC:-Thi Itlmber camei 'and nttlti iii thii. vlcirilty iieed irirjt-e hied thari It has been- possible to obtain softer. IS e5aminf.fi hv tie rirtrShfl kLfiif.nl kh. heky. They amO ffoni Chehalia, Wash.. Ind laid they were' oh their .way to Iri- aianapous, NOT USE IT? i The Board ot Trade has received In formation Iron a. citjr Official that it will reaulre about 110.000 to remodel the Mar ket .bjo&ao a to put jtt ln( first-class Edition, fpr. use and the only money now on .hand. Is that held by the water woj-ks committee, it seems to rest with this .commiuee s to whether the city could be.aH0wd to borrow from thU tundor. npt. as there ifl about H00,000 of thU. money tying idle., ,.1, 4 "It, would. seem that the city could not make better, use Of It,." said a cltiien. '.'.than, t4 Improve the Market, knd, be side making, an attracttv pface for vis itors, bring In a large Income on the In vestment, save thousand Of dollars to the people and Insure fresh pleand Insure fresli iroduce. making .lae wheYe the lafllei cOuld k6 shon- 4'.: pibK in tne morning. BUILDING B; Ht'.-; Randall, Orfeofy , I dwenint, Nineteenth and East Everett streets; WiUlam Clark, cottage, Nineteenth and Overtop; 700.. , !i .Victor.. (utaf son, cottage. East Twelfth ana yaumgsireeis; ww. BIRTfiS. i.( - -WSJ. - t". i ' . -1 Tfa iTi Mrs.a Ayers, East.Thlrty-fourth ahd Division atreets. a ,boy. SHORT TALKS mm smokers 'uj&y Slg. Blchel A Ci!.'ati Street.) z ill s tonlshlnl tahotl.the ;v 'finprq,vements .. fQ. '.pipe-making .Svoart.rcnt yeaj .; y Fastidious 4moker demand od Pipes; and ylpe-amoktna; is -constantly beCominj more gen-.-eral.'. -- vtrv--.:--. - V Aa U novelty for our custom. -, ' ; era. and a revelation o th i. publloi w Jiaye,ollected ttoaf all ouarter of the cloba. it s. ' . plea ot plpa that you can buy U' " for H cent. : ' - f:lt- will ,pyrprisyou, to s " 'how good si pip ytf ca! gi this prwe. -t- Bee- our snowf window- toda lor BALE OF SS-CENT PlPEa fiaii'ai'i.'dfficelibitJerl rTesiHeht. ' brclon most IBVrHBU U, UlD(JCil9ililUU UVIII ,1TI1 Ington kirowlk "the tii to lithore th4 Presl deni-s"1 order prohibiting officers bt the1 g0yern;meht from thklng pfirt ,lh political camtiaiknS, With hkrdlv an cefitl6ri .the chletiTepresentlhg the different depM mems'-of ihe Federal government are ac tlveptrtiiaii,j Working for the election cf .Panker, ifralsh Two years ago the t(am('ifantjr Just as active in t their v.iurij jo . ueieai viie nepuDiican, ticKer ahd in part succeeded. . At tbe Legislative eelon they, r '.all , lined up against the election ojt H-'ytf, ,Corbett a L'nlted States Senator and, got their daily roast Inthe.'Oregonlan, ' , ( tv'ow it is liffereht. "the ofeSoniart can Me Ho tvAn'i IfiM In t what. In. Its' eyei two years ago, was. apblltlca) crime. For a surety tbe President' order "don't go," tar Ir 'thg'rcnb'wlHg Federal Offlclals are fcoricettSed. "" ' ' . ' ZOeth HbtlsCr, ,tT.; S;fttarh4i: isfttic PaTWrtoa;-cene6tor ot enstoms. John mrtr tJ.- s.'Attarney; A. 'Bbeha, i?eputy t. S. Marshal. laities rWllsort, t)eputy V, A. Marshal. Charon ttarkhardt, Assistant Postmas fet ' w ' '' '' -l0.1Minto, Deputy Internal Bivende fcoijcctofj" ' A , T.hei FjaJrjiilBclals greniakink them eJves oftenslyO Partisans. Theyre put lhg in the time belonging to the govj ;rnmentkinf; poiJile President toesevelt's order is that no Federal of Iclnl .shall participate , in political cam- pne United States Marshal In Indiana who thought himself a bigger, man then the President, was dismissed from the iervlop for disobeying thl order. If the Resident mean, what he says, he has the Opportunity 0 'firing a whole bunch of ifticlR here in . Oregon on , . the ! same round; ' : . Citiient' -Ticket. TlW,JBll9iWRKof Clttsens, to be paid Thursday tomorrow) night at the Tabernacle, should be attended by every , pntrlntereatjd-ttrthe welfare or Poftlknd. Th meeting wllt be under the auspices of th Ciitiefil' managing committee, and th . pollfifcal .' a tUWIoh In : . Multnomah County will be freejy'discussed by a num ber ,pf speakers. Amppg those who . will b. preseqt 40 ddress the meeting will be Hott.:'Rpbett p,;Ipman, CItlsens' eandt- date fpi; MayOrj Dr., Harry Le.ne. Citl tens. cai)ddat for .State Senator; E. A Austln,and. G. C. Moeer, Citizens' candi datesvlor: jjieJg-ieJature,;, Major. J.. P. Kennejy, qaptaln C, E. McDonelL Earl CBrpnaugh,.J... Werleln and others.. .The Southern ..Pacific brass band will furnish music for th occasion and Ore gon' tweeteet singer, Mrs. Rosa Bloch- Bauer;,wiU favor the meeting with sev eral songsu Ladles are especially invited to attend this meeting. j,(roJJtical Note. . . . :. , Larry! Sullivan Ss "booeting" General Williams tor Mayo? and talks glibly of whal.he.wLU do d what will be done "when, my. man. Is elected Mayor." Larry started out on a, bold bluff by offering to bet all, kinds; of money that William would , be elected, but the alacrity with which hi money was covered mad him draw down after one or two bets had ben placed,. Larry has a great ambition to be considered a politician but bo Jar has not made much of a success. The sailor, business is more In his line even If he has to divide honors with Mysterious BUiy. Smith. , . . , . Jack Matthew, chairman of the Repub lican State Central Committee, has re vised. hi figure. so far as Multnomah County Is eoncetned. When he 6pened headquarters he gave the machine ticket 4,500 majority, , Yesterday he confided to some his intimates that It might be 2,000. Before th campaign Is over he will have to admit that the chances for any' majority - in his favor are slim and then look out.- Jack wants the machine Leg- islatlve ticket .elected and will sacrifice everything else to secure such a result He know that the Citizetii' ticket Is grfiwlnJjt In strength, that It 'commend Itself to th people and, If nothing con vince httn of ihla -fact' the. fiasco Of Mindy night, .at, was jntended to oe a great w jinam qemonsirauon dui re sulted IK t MrM railui, wa Enough. The beoblo naive ti fcohfidende Iii Mtth- iwi ahd.h'S know it.' , , ' " ', ' . , At tHi .alieied grelt, deniOnstratlOn On Monday night no attention was Itverf to thlcartdiaatif oh the ' machine ticket, repreaeh'tuijhe .taterliii cliissr.; They wereJij aftfehdaKce, ft .thl, gjeetlhf but not one of them 'called upon to say a ivord., Moj-T thaii that the speakers who dladdrc8 .the meeting had htft one y0rd to J&jr (n- defense at laTwf ahd its righti iThey waved the bloody shirt, ap pealed .to.-lj.tt4ic..fv.'Mi present. Who were jKepupticsns, 10 s waiiow ne iinachlne ticket but nOt J-6he" word . was Uttered In de.fense of the laboring classes or a Word. of. encouragement given tnem. The menresponalbleforthft .machineJ ticket have no use for the laboring man. or anything tflat wul' tend to add dignity to labor." . . 1; '. GREAT CpA StRIKE f LIKELY TO BE AVERTED '"I, -f'i j'if ". . y,;- I,' k ' . (ScrippMcRae, New Association.) NEW,TOR.K,..May'T.It-4 rumored jn Wall. tret today that , the anthracite coal operator have agreed to .make, con cessions of from to,7Vi pet cen morease in wages ana, mat mis wui ne accept able to the hlen, . thereby averting a strike of l!iO,00O miners. .. ;', The tension ar Hcranton tne past lew days haa been severe. A strike , has seemed imminent, and If it is to be now watded. ofi ipr yehed: the anthracite ftoCjSl 'tNrS'S4- M-'iV If this striek had occurred, )t. la b Hivd; SoOiOOtL'taeq would have been in volved before it 'Closed, ana mucn valu able property and, perhaps., toss of life wouia nave oen we ruiv .v - ACOMA, Wssn.Blg M(k Burke, who killed M: J.) Griffin a few. day, ago,, wa discharged "in tBe Justice Court on tne jffpOnd . t . serjE-dennI,. He CUsped, hi sister Jn hi arms as the court released him; And both sobbed tor joy. ' .'.',"-i.'.. li.'tr s iropneior 01 u .C IT X :B IV; ID W EtRYi Bottled Bjeeiv' M .Specialty. Largest and ai6st complete brewery In the Northwest tltifilTshH l88r4"l ' hkIA, tfiirteShtB and gurWai stc' ' . Telephony No. Ti , tHe Markets. ' 4..- 1 ;- 1 -'inj'j i .-' J. Busines was fairly good bit Front Street today. Tha market kr Void Of any change In dWatldh irid there U a itekdineah all krouhd,, ; i - Egg continue In large receipt afid the market la rather weak kt price) Quoted. -The buttr mUrllt I slightly bfctterr a gt-at khiOuht ot thi Wfplu stock being cleaned up and the new- product la beglir rilhg id id int bold storai-g. -'H present price ot bttttei-.ft 4 tgrtt and 6. half lowef thari It Ivefiitl'-'taat iiaaaoft .hd the pr&tpecti ari that there wilt hi lib fur ther decline this slson.'5- ? The receipt lii the Chicago nieat mar ket yesterday were hormal nd there was no decided weakneasT or firmness showri. Beeipts in. theitdcal maMtets, though. eoittlfaoV llgtm rjc tr Ihi same. A - .- .h'; r, -: - . - There Is no change In th groc6fy lltd ation. t, . -s.;"v ,''.:'''. . . . 7 KMM rtt.lSB.7oir mm U ihi ideal market has livened them-up a bit, but, as yev there 1 no change of, Quotations. JOBBERS' PRICES: - v ; . . GRAIN AND FLOUR. ' , ' Wheat-Nominal 1. Walla Walla. o: bluestem. fc valley, W. t Baney Feedr j7iJ-per ton.-- Flour-Best1 Irid; fetSJTttS per blr rel: graham, a.6u2.80. W ... MUlstwffs Bran,, 16,M person! mid dling. SlSl ahortsi 118: ohoo. 117.50. . Hay-Timothy, iHtuVt', clpver. r :80J. , - k BUTTER, EQdS.. PpULTRT, . Bil tterScrealtiirjl'; : 1617tl r aallrlScf store,. lIHeUc.- , . .uu, utvf'i ' Eggs l&C.v" s P.s r ' ChsFull ,rnxm... twins.. , l.llflS'AC: fancy brands,, e' Young, America, 15c.4 ffjuitry cnioaens, nnxea, o.to.&u: nens. IS.S0 per doa;..brol!era4S&l.60C..J:ryers, H44.M dps;, ducks. 1 ops; , oucss, a.DU7 iveirr oox: tur live, i: dressed. ' ilaiM per lb; keva. live. IZ'AC: ( geese, Ket per do. VEGETABLES ANfi FRtrtt.. atoel-Best BurbkhkaT tl.t5iri.rt per Pot cental; Early Rose, SU&eiUe per csntal. uniODTiuL , : f Xi-t; Tomatoes-2.J6.'52.Wl crate, for Califor nia; turnlps.fc'tf iic;' carrots, 06O7KC: beets, 11.003 1.2S per sack; .cuullI10err tWio per doseiu celery, HW7U e& dor en 1 peas. 69 in; asparagus,,. il,YMi dox; raa- lhes, do. 15K20C; gr i50zuc; green onion, per aoz, .bre. ph eU 410( strtw i&ioO crate:, Oregon, rhubarb. 1541 20c: oaooage; per. ac lb; artichokes, per doa, toftTSc; iettuce. head, Eer do. 250! je.ttuc. hothouse, per box, fl.Kfcl - ,'. -, -f---,, .. Green -fruit Lemons. t39J.50t' oranges. $3S W.60 cer bcx;. banaaasr. 2.25(3; plne- apples. : dried fr Sb per aoi: sppies.. ii.dwui per pox; n-oxiea. sacs; or no: axes, bar ouna, (8&c: apricots, iaisc;, peacnes, illc: pears, ajo; pru., Italians, J4c; Uc; figs. California blacks, VMWl do white, &o: Dluma. bitted. Haflc. .:. GROCERIES. ' NUTS. ETC. Sugar t Qobe, jM,Wjt,,V!ru.she4, .1460 powuered, au; aty , granaiatea, h.: e?tra. C. tl.88: goldeh. C. - $3-; -beet. granuiatea, .su per -wo ms.; saca oasis; barrels, lUci hali barrats, rSISe;. boxes, -Smo per luu-ius., aoove oasis; . mapie, lamoc naf iv1ihn Coffee Mochs ZSazajV wkVa'... fahcr. X4ci. Java, good. o24c;, Java, ordi nary, l&aMe; uosta ttica rancy, waM; Costa Rica. rood. - 16rjl8e: Costa Rice. ordinary; 10(6 12c- per-- petindt -Columbia roast. ..su: . Aroucaie . . iii.u , iisti jjon. jn 13 Ht; coraoya, f 11.15; xosemite, ill. Salt Fine, table and dairy. , Bus per sacK, ncj-wverpooi, wprcestsr- Bwc; Barrels Worcester, num. BWaib.. o.70: Dales -'s to lua. per Dale, sa.iu. ,., Honey Fancy , whiter J416oillght am urji , As75i4f atw, 1 tv ea.su . XKr x.MJ, Grain bags-Calcuttai M.12iS.25 per 100 for y-August. ittii I 4. Nuts-Peanuts, . per pound for raw. ic tor roastea; cocoanuts, &tt Mo per , dozen: walnuts, 10llVo ,per pound; , pine tuts 19$12Vie; .bu.-keiry ants. c: cnestnuts, a.wja per arum; Bra il! nuts, 17c; filberts, 4616c- f.ncy pe cans, HfHjic; aimonus, sitswioe. coal uu-vasesb zutw per gauon: bar rels, ldc; tanks, le-.. , Rice, Imperial, Japan No. L 6c: No. 1 rtic; New Prleansj &7e.s i Bait coarsa. nui grouno, ww, per too, 2.ir; 60s per ton. $ao o. ' Beans Small whit. !Ue: tflre-e iihH 8 l-5c;..pink. ?c:.,Jayoy,.??40; hmas, ic . . HOPS.,. WOOL AND HIDES. Hop-UMttO, per pound j . cohtraet; Voo1-N0mlnai; Valley, tJl2cj East: em Oregon; 8&110. . --- Bheepsklns ahearlngs, .. 1SO20C wool, 25:c:. medium wool Tallow Prlhi. per pound; 9u; No 2 and. grease. 2e8e.-,: ; i -7 Hides Dry hides,. No.. 1,18 pounds and up, 15l5c per pound; dry kip, No. 1. 6 to 15 pounfls, 15c; dry calf. No. 1 under s pounas. ij,- ary-saitea. nuns and stags, one-third less than dry flint; salted hides. under' 10 pounds, 8c; green Vunsaited), ft per pound ess cwis le per pound less: horse hides, salted, jeach. ,M.502;i dry. each, lfl.50i colts hides, each. 25E3(tei goat skins, common,' each, -lOtSct An gora, with wool on, each, 25c6Ii. . , Mohalr-fUflSo. MEATS, ANDRQVlStOiNa - Fresh Meats-Beef. pork, 7j8c; veal, 7Sc; mOtton, la per lb.; dressed. 6fc7c ber 16. Hams, - bacon, v.-- ,ee. Portland 4 pack (Western) hams. 14ftHic, picnic. lie lb, breakfast bacon, . Hws Jb. f light . sides, 130 lb.; back. -11315c: dry salted, sides, m&c: dried bf .setts lie; insldee and knuckles, 18o, per lb. ; , outsldes. 16c per lb.; Eastoi-n .packed. , hams under 11 lbs., 14: over 18 ib.; I4c; fancy, 15c: Picnic, Hs.. ( shodlders, llc .dry, salted side, unsraoked, 12c: breakfast, bacon.loc: bacon sides, lSHes backs, unsmoked, WAoi . smoked, Uvicl butts. HHCiaVsc. Salmon Columbia River,- ene-ponnd Ulls, W S5; two-pound, tails, 13.50; . fancy one- pound fiats, 2; -pound fancy fiats; 1.2S: Alaska tails, 85c; two-pound talis. Lard-Keff1e leaf, lSftc; team rendered; 12fcc, tierce bast. .,- t . .', ' . Wlliianl T: Thornw and a datetaUon from his dtatrlct cam to', town today to present their grievance to the Board of County Commissioner la the matter of establishing the OordenJIIU road. At a previous meeting of .the board this pe tition was denied on .the ground that it waa not properly, drawn ,np. It epecified two distinct date for .the hearing; of the petlfion. saying "May J o.r li" The board did not ineetM6daif however, owing to the inability of one of the ..members . to attendcpurt,, Mr., Thomaa was told that he would have to get a hew, petition. He asked, If .he, could cut the, names oft the bid One and paste them on ,tbe tew. one in order to save time, but waa told that suclj ji Jiroceedlng would be Illegal. OLTMPJA.Wahrf-Th e State of. Wash ington has selected.?:,!) -5 n r- . of land under the Carey aria 1-1 net. all of 80 to GO pouhds, fmset tlhdef 60 pounds and cows,, To; stags and bulls sound, ,6a 614c; kip. eound. W to pounds. 7o; yea. Which I. BiwDtible to lir 4Uuo- v w mmr mm m -m mm mm mm mm mm mmm ' . PORTLANfl, OREGON AMUSEMENtB, Marquatrt Gt-dhd Th8tr v- ' Calvin ttelllg, 'Manager.- " " "' ,' .Friday and Saturday high ta. May I, 10.- " Bargain matinee-Saturday, t f :li o'clock ' ...LEWISj. MORRISON, HIMSELF, . . Supported by Rosabel Morrison arid a, -superb company, in th original; tsmou production pt"FAL8T.' Evening prices th 75c, SOc, Sue, 23o.- , Bargain Matinee Adults. 50c; ,' children, 85c. to Ahy fcrt 6f the theateK ;' . v, " 11 " fllM .I'-ii.'fw.f- The Baker Theatre. Geo. L. Baker, Manager. PhonesOrtgod' -n. ..Jiorth lt7.. tolumbla 60. , ju ..Two, packed , houses yetterdajr . to s see MR. JRALPJI STUART nd bornpknf In. the great war play, : "CUMBERLAND,' . '1.'.' a love story -ot th South. .Tonight and the remainder of the week. Matinees -Saturday And SuiSday. 4 j,i , . Prlmi that. nvr . rHftn.1riefi' IKa. ne, sbc; poo. jnstiiiej! ux , isa, zoo. i Next weeg " Tne westerner," Krrday's fheatre. if , On week dommenalni MVVDAJ, ,MAt ' 4. special engagement of the emln!e.nt,acU 1 or. MR. JOHN GRIFFITH, supported bv th talented and charming actress; MISS ,, KATHRYN PURNKLU and an exoellent company, In two great Vpiays,. Sunday. , Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Goethe's masterpiece, "FAUST." Thurs day, Friday end Saturday BlRhtaV'the ro mantle coined: maatic comeay-arama, "A Kifio u- au eaturaay matinee, i avsiv Saturi the Fredericksburg eevenin ana Aiaer streets. . .1. - New features, week of, MAT 6 Ad East, ern success, th Great Southern ' Trio. The Dalnty Eastern t Artist, AGNE3 DAVENPORT. uThevfcAthleticu Marvels, . ' TWO, VELTENi, Lafly and Gentlemen Acrobats. The Classical Musical Artists, THE J1UBIC.AL, .ESMONDS , N. B. The highest-Salaried , ind decidV diy. the -best and-htenest-olass" musical , act In vaudeville. THE4PNLT, dOKkNHS. CARROI.I., ujntha -Break 1 way ferclw Genefil Agent fiai-ker of ihi bhlcage . ' A Northwestern has received th new N that Mrs, tt. R. Ritchie, th wlf Of the ' gen&kt Agent fot the P&clflO Coast ot th company, died at San. Francisco Ban dfti al the tesult of I surgical opratlon. Excursion Agent Biyifcrd of the North-- ' western aid Unlbn Pacific hrbnght lh homeseekers from points east ot Chicago oh Motidajr morning. - It Is hiidratood that alt the will mite their Edinis la Oieib'h, ' ' '; " ':. Pteitdt Mbkfef It ihi . tt.; 4 W.. " Co. returned from Safi Frthclsco, thll' morning. He attended the; Harftmkd' banquet. And li thi lift Official td re-, -turn. . ' ',' " '''.' pT? J. C. Ltndiiey; traveling freight and ; passenger Agent of thd llllnbla Central, has gone on a business trip down the -Willamette Valley. - , " " w TUESDAY CLUB. " - The Tuesday Afternoon Club -met at the home of jifrs. O. M. C'Ine this week, with a ull attendance, Itjwa the last program - consisted of .the following pa,-, per: , ;. HlB.torical.. ... Shrinea", ':Jr .Mrs.' Frank Miles; 'OUhedrata.rf. by Mr. Hall,, and J-Theat" M Elia jS teel. D llgiitfuj refreshrhentf . wetre j, JeryifJ br, Mr.. -jjlUbf. ..Jfiie 4i.t- niUiif.' 9'. Vv -k clu bwill be the annual, election of Of fleers., Th club yeiir, , noij .closed bas ' been the most prosperbu tn the' history, t of th club, especially Jth th lln Of , ULJ - ----- c. ,...' . ' - TO CONFER WITH MOROS: zjjjl. , y v- ' (Scrlpps-McRae News Association. -MANILA. Max. t.-Chffee.'. sailed lor, ' Mindanao-today, to consult .with t.b.Moro . chiefs there. He thinks that by si per- ' sonal conference with the Moros further -troubl there mdy be avblded. u. - - ' . Regained Health MEANS, MORE : r THAN WEALTH - . f .Vjtai Sclent:! is rafctlced Dr. Holmes tai proVeii ta. be the rrjpst powerful curative agency ti the world. S . onsuHatiea Invl1ed.v - f DR. EDWIN C. IIOLMES, 319. sai AMsgten Building. ' Coal Goal Lm - - - --V- " -T-r:': ..... ' ; "f v -V'i ...S.;:- WESTERN,: v. FEED (85s FUEL CO; t s Dealer In ah kind of ; Goal, Coke, Charcoal - i Try the Famous t . ROCK SPRINGS COAL Both '- Phones.: Office: 154 North' 5th 5L bit. 0. c. SLANey ; -Room 207, AKsky Cldg, Third and Morrison streets, , , , , Special attentioa. given .to the treatraenl ot RHEUMATISM by the application ol Hot Air. '. c: :;;..'v.v . '.e,i : .... Ciair Matt: TO order- riattrr UphoUterlng Com r ! U. A ' t ' 305 4th . M, : 1 if Vvv ':VT -