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V.-. '''V'i ' . y MPoaTUND JOURNAL ALFRED ' D. IsOWEN ' ' ptRNAl. VlUNTIRa CO PreprietorA E Rssresesrtetlvei CMA. B. HASSBKOOK, l TkSMl Bid-, N. V; THfl lNDtlnNDENT AFTERNOON y," paper op otteaort. . sgh bending. PHth sd YmUH At. , SS Yamhll! stret, Entered U BMonfl-ClaM Wall Matt at ' - ' Pestomoe, Portland, Or- iU'iJ TELEPHONES I toeisess Ofncs: Oregon TUim foot Columbia 70J tditartai RoossSi v . . Oregos Mala S TwU by Cutler t flatl I THB) JOURNAL on .year 00 THB JOURNAL, tlx mombi i.S0 THB JOURNAL three months........ i. rUJB eOUIUtAL, by the Mk...ai.. . THB JOURNAL, by inatl. per year..HW THE JOURNAi y malt 4 months. A00 , .m 1 . . . , r-- I PORTLAND. ORt, JUNE 4, 1002 shs ' CITY SUBSCRIBERS If city .subscribers fall to secure thelf prpef they will confer a faror If they will call upflaln see lad enter their complaints. ; . ' M R. CH AM BRL AI N'3 IL tPPlNE .,,". views. .. Milch ha been saifftegMeing the view - ' f Deorge E. Chamberlain on the sub ject et the talUpptas eel xpantea. HhaT eipUmtd-Iia "poatttMl -spot so plktroftM of OrgA and ha made them explicit He'm an expasMohlst ' '. Hs , believes tm tea atantton W fli'uV ptna.-Jt rMKtitaca tha Validity of tha tnia et the Uhltad fitatas te tha erM pelo. tt htidataat tha American tit tltm teanAat ahh-e tha raaponaiburty at - idrtae th Vlllpittaa a hafpf the fort ' nata rutuns. Ha tirttavea thai those paa- pJa ahmild b educate so rapidly as poi libit td tha bt(tMSt pasaHtla tavel bf ta- telltance, ahd civilltatten. And that if 1 they haU fct eorti ttsia lb tha; utura ' fmonshat ,lhW capability so te da, t they should be partnttted te have such lelf-roverHTnent as Will be conaistnt rlth ctfcuttiuhcas exntmc At the time, Hit li liie plalfona en thta subject) It, as seems bow assnred, ba be Oovar boT of tha stata, ha bas nothlns to do A with, tbe 'eeioafnent eit eitoppal fcf star " Philippine patloyr tat tt caiihbt be de Died that, standlns; as tha Governor of a tat( h!ch bas ' heretofore ' been to tronglf Republloan, bis View .have lit' fluenoe upoa tha drift oil sentiment tn the " nation; ' Oregon, by elaetlnt him, doet not stult! It itAelt;. but will rather partem the Wis eat aot poaalble in connectioh With the Philippine estIoa. J : ' Ifn Chamber laio. by winning this brll- Uant Wctory, will become a prominent Kf : tire In the eyei of the American people, ire wnl be known ae tbte atate'i Ootoi nor where bo, was hat known yesterday, r "wores'wUl berry ' waljrht 'where (ore they ' would not have been weighty, The East will listen to large degree to what be eiyv a It'uatana te the ttewa of el Sremlaeat men. This being true. Jet lbs East learn that Mr. Cbamberlaln'a election will aot be the elevaon of a 1 "acuttler to the gubernatorial chair, ft will not be an endorsement of certain . .fanatical Democrats who In the national . Cohgreaa bare taade bold spectacles ot . themaelvea by adoptinv retroactive poli cies, and lnrelghing against almost every thing anc!., every ens tn the world, et cetinc themSeiyes., . v 1, , Let Oregonlane fear not that the cause sf commercial expansion er et- Justice te , any of our peoples will be endangered by the election of George H. Chamberlain. Te the ettent that bib mfluenca extend .beyond the bounds of this state It will be for such national policies eV will threw aver all of Our peoples the protection of the CoioiUtutlotj, ana msure progress and good national morals. '. shea and the' Solidity bf the eshpite eeuld insure. ' 4 y The ulilmata itatua ol the Soar peopl is A srbUeto brer which AmertctM will speculate with aensidarable earneitneaa. This nation' facea . s eiteatien in tbe Philippines tbat'S net entirety eaiike that in which ' the Brttlth peSpl Were placed when they found the fcoer war on their haada. There was a power la loetb Africa less than the British,' whe desired abaolut independence. ' ClreumrtiLnces wrought to oause England to dispute their right te have It Auxiliary sees Uons Were left for- tnt time unsettled. while battle was Waged ever the mam proposition. Tha theory et England wee that, ftrst, ber power kaust be demon strated, than later question et Qthet Im port were to be taken up. Bhe theugBt that It was matter at self-preservation that was at Blase. 0M must tight the Boers. r'' ' - tn A degree, the United States is sim ilarly situated with raferaeee te tee .rasters archipelago. Largely the same considerations are Involved. While prob ably a majority of the Americana are sysasmthetle With the Boers, for the rea son that la that ess Onr people have to deal With the abstract propolUon of jus tice to a people, and have ae sei(4nteo sets coaeerned; yet, Isf the base et the Philippines, Jt bhttnot be truthMlly denied .thi..!:lmjorltt.. 9.19 that nrat the nag ehaU be drmly estab Mshed, its authority mads unquestioned." and tbehtbe buxillarf. questions worked out as time may .suggest,. L y The attitude ef thb Xnriish tn the fd ture toward the Soers Will Influence that of this country toward the fUUrtnos, The Beer surrender ends the firtt etage lb the later discussion of the Seer problem. Now wMl torlow the ootttentiohi el peace, Which wUl net be less strenuous than these ef war. Albeit they be wet et tbs mwskat an eanftob. 1 " ' '" - gotten or forgiven merely-injurious Acts. It la tbe spoken word that rankles, end the election returns are In some degree the message of retaliation for his ungen tle eloquence. lie sowed the wind and reased the Whirlwind. ' Equally Is tbe potency of moderate speech exemplified In his competitor. Lane, though capable on occasion" of a cutting vocabulary, is by nature end habit A mab bf sweet speech.' . ., ' ' The virtee of moderation In speech is again Illustrated In George Chamberlatn'e phenomenal majority. Under strong pro vocation, he never for a moment lowered the dignity of his canvass by itneourteous retort A good natured raillery was the limit of hie answer te the somewhat brutal strokes af his adversaries. Those who knew hi natural temper, best ap- predate the strength of his admirable self-control. We knowiiow, if never be; for, that ."be who ruleth his spirit Is greater than be that taketh a city and that, as In this case, it U be who taketh the elty. . . ' These are eome el tbe lessens of the campaign. If treasured up. they Win be fruitful of moderation end decency to the elections yet to com. mi oils ran Are Entered in the How Election Officers Vacation Contest. There are some surprises in the vse tion contest todar.. : It seems that 8 bumber of friends, of the present contestants are holding baek their ballots end the result will be that they become confused as) te their own strength. - Votes should be Sent In at once. Miss Rose Franklin, el Roberts fires. must have many friends. Yesterday they sent in 864 voteA entering her name in the conteat for the flrst time. Other big iota of votes ar premised by ber sup porters. Another new soateetaht enured today by ber friends Id Ills Bessie Zimmer man To those whose interest in the election kept then out until midnight Monday night or . whose labors in connection therewith reouired-. them to be out until that holMV an Interesting sight was to be observed. That A great many did not Observe It Is hot the fault t the parties most oencemed. They did their best to neglect the eery duties they bad sworn t perfofwi, A eeuple of newspaper men who bad led the strettttous life incidcetai to the elecUoa started for their hemes at abodt 12:11 in order t get eeeualnted with their ratnUlee. , At the Corner of West Park and tamhill streets there wa a booth, a ... a . I u empeo) ana lair. """"'w-1 v" - I Through force et habit the scribes tod- c HINTS TO WOMEN TO CUSAM IVORY. Te clean ivory bandies et knives mix Ammonia and olive oh in- equal parts and add enough powdered cbalk te make a paste. Rub the Ivory with this and let It dry before brushing off. Several epptioa- tlons may be neecesary. , , with colonial. . ; . Ke wonder women are spending such a Unusual amount ea hosiery. Tha Co lonial, er. as some eall them, "the Prs- m. will be Included ttt the count for the following day. Ber la th vote far to day; Miss Etta Winklemas.f........... ...... Ill Miss Margaret Benediet. ........ eebe lea Mtas Margaret Chapman................ tfl Miss Barbara Westenr elder.. eeaAseeese Miss Rose rranklin.i..t.. Miss Minnie Harris,.....,.. fel Miss Alice Btayton...,.4. let Miss Lessle Lind.w.....n.l,............ M Mrs. Catharine Adams................... ttt Miss Elisabeth meiffenratb M Miss Lizzie Wilson. , ...... .....' t Miss 'MiIdred"R2rWbb"'.V..'.V.".Vi.tti's1 Miss Emily' Byrne....... tt Miss Bessie Zimmermen....... ...... t Mayor Rows stated today that, not withstanding tbs absorbing interest cen- cUla," Shoes are too modish to be passed Herlng la the elections, the regular meet- A pemo- LtSSONS bP THE CAMPAIGN. There are admonitions te both sanies in thw eiectien. The first Is to Uj, publican party. The defeaj of Mr. Pur nlsb Is Us a rebuke V blm persoaally tbaay it Is to tbe bosses whs misconceived the power et ring politic. Thla state Is normally strOngly Republican. Anil it Is no tflight jpAs that sOldl eonvert A Ite pubileaa majority of 15,000 into a., minerlty. on tbe head of the ticket UtA !Trhjsh-ws not etcriflced to any spirit ol revenge. The majority of the people eannet be moved to such voleante aoticu .by suck Ignoble sentiments.1 The nomination of Mr, Purnieh was hot th result of any spontaneous regard for him. It was forced on the party by the strong band, otherwise, net even his own exceptional weakness or the excep tional strchgtn of his opponent would have sumeed to beet hint. The ring, and no one else, is responsible for emtio Governor. The other lesson is to the Democratic party. The leader of the Republloan party are not approved by Its tn embers. But th Ihtetnperat langaage of the De mocratic minority in Congress, repectlng tbe conduct of the army in tbe Philip pines, Is resented by the people. That present conduct is near diverting th at j question Which Republican leadership in? Vltes. ... But in this election Mr. Chamber- Iain bas Set aft example la his tempered and reasonable exposition of tbe' Whole Philippine subject that even the nation al leaders merdeign to notlee. Indeed, If the Democrats are wise, George Cham- berlAlft' electleh w!H have written that plank In tns natlbnai Democratic plat form. Justice to the Philippines does hot imply Any reflection on the American arms, ; and the Republican atid Derae- erate Of Oregon have only endorsed that sweet reasonableness," which holds the solution of a difficult problem. by, end to be worn at their beet must be topped by embroidered - or laoewerk kOSA ' ITOft RESTAURANT WEAR. "Restaurant gowns" for hotel dinner on lunday evening are fashion's latest Wrinkle. They must be elegantly simple and are fashioned from chiffon, net lace, crepe de chine, and satin liberties, lavish ly trimmed and medallions. Insertions or edges of Ise. THE BLOUSE BELT. The very newest is th blouse belt This big of, the City Council Would be held today. Owing to th tact that the com mittee hate trot tnel this week, they have no reports to make. The following new petitions Gave been filed with th City Auditor, and will be presented to the Council today: Sylvester Pennoyer, deceased, et al for the Improvement' of 'Alder street from Sixth to LowMkdale, with weodeA Weeks. Rafferty Bros.. Ot aW East Oak. frost East Twelfth te East Third. E. P. Brown 4 bL East Madisedb front East Sixteenth to-seat Twentywfowrtb. Johanna Berg et at., Oantenbein ave- dled wearUy p th gang plank, leading to tn little tent te ask the stereotyped question of -Wbaf th nguresT it wasn't that they eared te know-thay were to tired fet that It was Just a OAs of their JournAllsUC conscience get ting to its work-that was all. Th penoil-puehere were saved the trou ble M making any Inquiry for there wasn't anyone in th tent to answer queetlans ante lamp bad the whole business to themselves. He, Aot exactly, for they hAd the two ballot boxes to keep them oompany. ftlght across "the etreet there I a dining-room at which vacant stotaach are : filled for a con sideration, lasted At th table therein Were th Judge and Marks ot election, eating their pi and other things. It was nice and pleasant to see them thus engaged reaping tbe virtuous re ward their earnest labors so mucb de served. No one could begrudge them their midnight meal, but the thought would ' present Itself as to the splendid opportunity- the occasion offered tor any one who might desire to monkey With the returns or run away with tbe lamp a souvenirs of the bloodless battle wherein Mr. furnish didn't do Op Mr. Chamberlain. This Instance Is no rare one. either. fop this Sort of thing was quit th proper caper, don't you ' know, all over town. Of course th laborer must be fed. Steam must b kept up, even if It has to be red with ' a teem beer and things. Of eouree be btneef of election would be SO bad' and Wicked A t drink beer on election day. No on does than, of oenrse. And th wi and beneficent fram- ore et the law fixed up a Legislative consists of awrlda glrdl of black satin. It j aim na Ivr srseV!UVerviw Addltiee. 1 arrsjigemeht which say Jthat bars shall Is fastened With a brilliant buckle, which Is hooked at ene side. Upon the Other eide there Is soother buckle to match. The Idea is that with a blouee waist, ell baggy in front the buckis la bidden end tbe proper place for it, therefore, le upoa the sida A DELICIOUS SALAD. The most delightful salad at present is the fruit salad, served la a eeooped-out pineapple. ? , In its making all the seasonable fruits are cut finely, covered rather generously with maraschino, -end then left to remain some time in the husk of the pineapple. The strong, delicious odor of this fruit permeates the whole contents, and when served Very cold the salad form Oho Of the truly pleasing novelties of . the spring. , 5 , THE LATEST EXTHVAGANCE. What new extravagance Will be chron- icled next none can predict Th latest Is the parasol trunk, which is A toast, narrow box built tor the holding! of sum mer parasols. A stiff pasteboard affair would do a well. With layers ot tissue paper te separate--the susebefes. --Snto i such a box fully equipped for summer there must be on all white parasol, one all black one, brimmed with blaok taoe; one of white, trimmed with white chiffon flounce, each one edged with black. C. R. Donnetl sV At Failing street. from Mississippi avenue to Maryland Ave nue. - . . o- Geoy Lung ' Ke COV tor refunding S0 liquor license money. w It Is Stated that the petitioners wr ousted from quarters leased at No. .86 Seeond street A llcehss had been taken out for thre bneoths, and but half ef the Urn had expired when they were dispossessed of lb premises. " 1 ' The following remonstrances were lledl A. Dilley et al.. against Improvement of First street' from Curry to Pennoyer, unless the street i also Improved from Curry to Whittaker, and from PecMrer te-GalneA "' T-as " T. Gurndorpa'bt ah against improve ment of Water street II 111 But Barret .Was Ajv parenffy Well and r Happy. not be kept open en the day of election. Be they Are - . At th particular booth In question tbe effloerS Of election ttutt have been nusually thirsty, tn spits of the fact that they were banqueting across the street at A Urns when they should have tabulating returns and counting bal lets, thee istt .behind thent their teapots and every one of them was empty. Regardless Of the tact that loyal clti- kens war yelling themselves hoarse and awaiting tbe return that never came, the Officer set and Ate, with surprising slowness. It was nothing to them that hundreds of person were Impatiently standing h the rain Awaiting reports or tha hommee . war Sitting , with bad headaches eftused by anxiety. It was nothing to them that tbs money they should have been willing to work for was bet being earned. It was the peo ple's money, so no en eared. The only redeeming feature About the remarkably rapid manner In which Oregon election officials tail to Count up the votes and turn in their return IS one day as is don everywhere else. Is that it gives them Just one more day to ouii on the plibW- freasliryr TbleSelps deserving I families and is a touching evidence ,of loyalty and devotion to the publlo service 1 TIMELY TIPS. ' . ' THE BOERXURRENDER, , Regardless Ot Opinions Upon the merit , otherwise of th Boer contentions, the i i&pie ot "the world will learn gladly that peace come at last In South Africa, ft bas been A bitter straggle,' eostiy in hu man life sad treasure. It has been a dis turbing element la the cfvUlsed world. In countries not directly Interested, it has been forcibly brought to the attea tfoh of statesmen, diplomats, admin is. traters and rulers, There baa been sym pathy tor the gallant fight of the Boers, and admiration tor the loyal response of ' the young ate of England who sprang te the .defense of tbe nation's honor. " Yet there bas been desire everywhere that tbe war enU. U was not profitable fr either the English er the Boers. It took rise tn mistakes comsaltted by Brit- - Uh lJlnlsters, And beed nevsr have be-. ; SAtSk.nB4BAlirtA '., irer, And jwa began. It was beyohd res sen t expect the English people to With Ira w from the contest w bout demon trallng their ttTefigTh and making such Ine shewing ss the ysler of her young OUR AMERICAN SOLDIER. Whatever may be th opinions regard-. ing the manner, of WArfare lb tbe Phil ippines, one thing must be set down as determined, bad that Is that no sane per son questions the valor, the humanity, the good qualities of the American soi dler. ' If ther were mistakes, they were not soldiery. There were exceptions, among the mistake f the rank and file of the the common, soldier, And they were ex ceptions among th officers. The American people know '""that the ranks Ot the army are filled with men and boys who come from their own fam ilies, whe are brother, sweetheart, son Or husband tn the American home. They know that those boys werenot brutal when the Were at borne, and they be lieve that a few months resident in the antipodes bas not operated to Altar their batuBee. .-. -,- .,1, Hence, notwithstanding the evidence that may some to hand relating to cases of abuses in the PhlllpplneA the great heart of this nation repudiatss them a spurious Indictments against the common soldier es A' eicss. AN UNRULY TONGUE. ' ' Bard words are more fatal things than bad deeds. That has lllustralon in Mon days result.' Combined with other things. Judge UcOmWe lawless tongue contributed te ijie:nAtf'dlAsk:iBwn''or parts, of courses and senerosltv. nt pohtJcal misconduct does tot ekptam bis slump. In his aUv career, In law and politica, he bad wounded with hie bitter Bseqch many saam who would bev tea. Tinware can be cleaned readily by rub bing it with a damp cloth dipped (n soda; rub brlBkly and wipe dry. According to a housewife who has mad the experiment, a thin coating ot vArnish applied to ordinary straw matting will keep it looking fresh and HOW and add to its durability. . " A vegetable strainer of enamel that may easily be clamped to the Bid of the sink is one ot the genuine cottventeecsei for the housewife now on thf, market 11 1. . To clean varnished paln;itake the tea leaves which are left in tbe tekpoC pour some hot water over them, and let them stand 10 minutes. Then pour the tea into a basin. Wash the paint with ft clean flannel, and dry with a clean cloth. , TO take out trait tains from cotton muslin or any light article, take tbe stained article and dampen ft,, Then burn A litUe sulphur, holding it under the damp portion of the cloth, and the stain Will Vanish. (Journal Special Bervloej . NEW .YORK. June 4y-How William Barrett got a knife blade thrust Into his breast And broken off so that the point of It pressed his heart nd eventually killed him, and all without he or any of his family seeming to know anything of it Is a puszie which the .police and Coro ner offices had presented to them. Prom the fact that the knife blade was underneath the breast bone and Attached to that bone. And that it was consider ably corroded, it is believed to have been in Barrett's body for weeks; or perhaps months. A quarrel, a knife thrust a broken blade and the wound allowed to heal Without a suspicion of the. steel left behind, Tf lh trreSfy,by wlich Coroner- PhysIcMtq ;," IVHanlon accounts for tha Vtmffl&i 6i the blade. Finally the tip of the blade irritated the Sao Which eon tains the heart, suppuration Set in, and this produced fatal septic pneumonia. IB WAS PRflTT Emma Kaplefz Got a Verdict for $300. FlecKen&te Go t ; vWINEtS AND LIQUORS ; fMwfkAW carry It full ut4 complete tine. 233 Oak Sf Portia Op. Iron Steel Works PORTLAND OREGON - & Stat MAhiwAcruftjtiis or togging. Sw Mil!, ; Power Transmission end Stesnboat Machinery .;;;V:;:j, Incandescent Arc Lamps co meter basUof s c PER HOUR WHltB BURNINO Electric tamps belov cost tt consiimeri of our current.!-. ISC EACH, $1.75 PER DOZEN PoHJand General Electric Co 5evsntti and Alder Sts. Phones 385 Our GARDEN HOSE 1$ Dependable, It ts good find you csn rely on It. It Wears well. The PRICE IS LOW. LAMBERSON PORTLAND OR E G 13 N " ........ -- I- - HENRY; WMWRD asssAsassytsBiiiiiiiissm issiiissjli BBllitdP Of tteasaraisasTks GIT Y BR.EWERY BottUd Bier a Specialty . Z larfiMt and most complete) brewery ta tie NortbwfJt -, . CrrtAblUhed 1862 ' ThlrtnU end Surnsld Sts. Telephons No. Tt PORTLAND, ORKQON GREAT DOCK FOR BELFAST PENSION MONEY V Pensioned soldiers of the. Civil, Mexi can and 8panish-Amertcan Wars were largely hi evidence at the County Clerk's office all day, receiving their vouchers. etc.. frem the County aerk entitling them to reoeiv their money from the United rState government. The most of the paper wilt be sent te the agent at ! Baa Francisco, Cat . The pensions range i rrora si to iz per month, paid each quar ter. i (Journal Special Service.) . BELFAST. June 4-The harbor board bas voted 299,000 to construct a graving dock 800 feet long, capable Of Accommo fsttng the vessels to be built by th shaping combine. , ,;: Unique Advertising.. The Pacific Coast General Advertising company, Hull & Logan, . proprietors, closed Its engagement tat Tgbt with the politicians and business men of .. Port land. Every night for the past week large crowds have gathered St the corner of Birth and Washington streets t en-joy- th entertainment In , the way sf moving sect are arts etereopticoit scenes from all over the world. A,, great many of the business men hays availed them-1 NEW YORK, June 4.-A earn of sins seives or tni aniqne and. effective mods apple on the steamer Havana, which hat of advertising. Erom her Hull SY.Logan Just Arrived' from Cuba, was the Isrgeit proceed On their circuit , Uktng In . all ever exported from th bland. It coo the larger Pacific Coast title and tho slsted of 7Bol barrel and MJ20 orAtesvbr v-iV - - esaar tkn.- 1,?BQ0!tt nuMbol " " Who Knows This Suicide? According to a -dispatch, the decotttpce- ed body of the man who was fonnd in a rocky bar in the Salmon River, near Sal. men, Idaho, proves to be B. A. Whittler, a traveling salesman, whe wa reported te be representing the firm of Chapman Bros. Ac Co., f Portland. " The mas 1 supposed to have committed suicide by drowning on account of despondency caused b heavy drinking. However, there is no such Arm knows In Port land, and nobody here seems to know the dead njan. , ,y 4 , BIG CARGO (Joumal Special BerVice.) ST. PAtOtv June A-Becue Emma tr , . a . . . . 'Aspiwa is a pretty gin sne secured a verdict Of 3o0 against the City ot t Paul.' " - - So alleged Assistant Corporation At torney Trank Griggs berors the Btate Suprem Court At the capttol. .... Miss Kaplets wa on of A party which, one July Fourth, last, went '.to Lake Johanna for a day's outing. On the re turn In the evening, on Dale street som distance out, the bus containing the mer ry-makers struck a rut In the road and overturned into the ditch at on side Miss Kaplets was among several, who sued the city for damages for personal injuries, and the only one who secured a. -verdict. v NOT GUILTY (Journal Special Service.) Chicago, June -t-wmiam McPet- rldge was found not guilty this morning of th murder of hi brother, Robert, The trial wa most remarkable. During the whole of the taking of the testimony for the state he -conducted his own defense. After th state closed the situation so alarmed him that he -called la the at torney appointed by th court Th ac cused admitted the killing, but pleaded self -defense. . . : . He killed, his brother while the latter was walking along the street with a baby la his arms. Tbs testimony showed that two year age Robert , bad shot and wounded William tn a quarrel. ; SAILOR MURDERER. suistW. June 4-Juliu Thurston, genteel appearing young marina; was triad her this week oa the ohargs of hav ing murdered a negro clevises Of the ten derloln in Valleje last March. He plead ed self-defense and was suoocssful tn so-' tainlng a verdict of mansUiughter, with a recommendation front the jury for mercy. ,';"v V" Thurston 1 Just & year of age and en listed In the Marine Corps last Decem ber, being sent to -the Mar Island sta tion. H was plaosd en guard duty one evening In March and left bis post to go to Valiejo tor an hour's rport iAfter having a few drink he visited the ten derloin district end had mor drinks in on of the den. , According to his story the woman Who was killed attacked htm with a jracor and be "defended htmtelt by striking - her with a polloamaa's club which he carried while oil guard duty. PIANOS! PIANOS! STQNWAY & SONS EMERSON RICHMOND ESTEY STARR v A. B. CHASE Soule Bros PlahoCo. : 326 WashlngtOd St. MISS. A. S. JOaCSNSZN Importer and Dealer ba j Fltie French MiSinery J 291 ftorrltoa St. between 4tl and 3 A, ''J' PORTXAND."ORB. . .. - f - SI JkJumJuMjiii m d (Cf DO NOT PUT OFF jsf iff "j!! list ' tTsTi1 ' l Till tomorrow what, you caa do today. ,a ' . . old but true; apply it to - YOUR DENTAI. WORK " Don't hesitate because-other dentists have 1 - hurt you beyond bearinr. WE GUAHAN- ' ANTES PAINLESS?, WORK. . ;. Trrrrlfafd Lucia : 1 Blowhaffl My nncwora had blue blood In their vetns. (',',, Biff er Too .badl Xa suooose there Weren't so many blood-purlfler on the market is those nays as there Ara s.s. -Ohio State pouxnal .' ; -. ' , . ;: a. u ',- 342 Wssirfnstoa Street, cor. Sevetttlt Hours, I a. m td t p. m. end T t I p. m. " V 4 Tiphon North tltt. n is is it u 5 I I