FROM THURSDA Y'S DAILY
JOHN JUNTO BESIONS
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15 ASTORIA MA5 9AXED FOE FISH
COMMlSSIOSER..'
He I Well Fitted to Take Up tbe
tt or k -Fish in g Season Upeiis
h htxt Saturday, !
Gov Ger yesterday put a stop to ce
Immunities of the numerous candl-
J!L -......itwm of state fuh com-
tB,ri,in,, their frtends by an-
tjoimrn F. C. Reed, of Astoria, to that
totition, made vacant by the death of will le seen that the place is not a sin
.h. i,.. ino.mh.itr Hr,ititr n. Mc- ecurc by any mannei of means. But
Culre, n was drowns d In the North
L'n,pua river. . I
The.n? ofTlc-r will be reaulred to
" file a boifd for $25,000, w.th the s.cre
tary of fctate, -to te approved by the
governor, before btglnninx the duties
ct his ortlce, and his' compensation, tin
ker the act iiMiawt at the Stx-clal ses
fion of tbe legislature in 1898, is 12.500
ter annum, to be paid Quarterly. The
law further rriI3es that he "shall be j
allowed for the hire of patrol boats and
his actual trave'Jr.g, offise and other j
necetfuary expensts in the performance j
a 1.70a p r ) ear. m ne o.tic er nas in
hand the aprontment .f thr . deputies
io-lir known as 'Jeputy fish, ommis -
eioners, v,ho win nom tiu ir . omces at
his tleasuie, and he may ju ;:marl y
remove th-m at" will. The new officer
Ii-is. In f?at!lilon to th3 above,
lhe appointment of oru dputy
In each co.jr.tj, to we
tate flfihtry laws ate
that te
enforce,
Jle has charge of tho nate'i
' entire lis-KIng int-rets, arid thi. man
ngenfietutof the state httcherles, and
lias the power to iurchas all fupp.les
end triif icy auch aslstar.:e as may be
found,. necessary to ma.ntain these
httcherles. '!"-.
The imTiediate appointment of a rvh
commlsfcloner w,a lmpeiative, on ac
count of the early opining of the nsh-
ylng sasciH-Katarday, April 15th and
The clamor, on the partf the rishertfiea
along the lower Columbia, for the ne-
, cessary licenses iH-rmlttlng them to be
gin their work at that time. .The mat
ter of issuing licenses had Iei;n ; ar-i-aiiRed
by the late Mr. McGane, pVior
to his trip to Koi;burg and consequent,
death, and about 400 of tbef permits
had bee re issued from his office in Poit
land, aivl hy C F. Cathcait, the dep
uty stall' n&'i at Aetora.. h n the dis
aster occuntd at Roaeburg, putting u
sudden tlf.p to he cpeiaii ns of the
,Hce. Ah tlure ar over 40 0 flfh-r-msn.
In Astoria alan", requiring li
cenK from the Hate. ; and about ad
many iii-jre between Aitor.a and lhe
head of salmon fifhlng n the Cotum
to say nothing of th other rl earns
of the state, lmmedi ite acton wnn ie
QuIitJ on the part of the executive, in
order to not hamier the Industry ned
lesifly. iJov. Ceer b id. immediately
tiKn hi leturn f rem Itogebuig last
liomlny, notified lh? cletk In Mr. Mc-Gulrt-'s
office to accept a'l moneys tn
clerel fcr licenses, and receipt for the
eaine, mn that licenses could be issued
to those so payirg, lmuMdiately after
H fish com in ll oner had been appcint
ed, and this has been don..
. Theuppolntment of Mr. Rted to this
Important position Is general)- approv
ed, ns he Is said to be peculiarly well
equipped for the work incumbent upon
that official. He ha scores of lecom
mendatiens from eatery quarter of tha
atate. and hts fitness was regarded to
be far In advance of that cf any other
applicant for the place.
A LETTER OF CONDOLENCE.
Gov. Geef Represses His Sympathy, at
- the Loos of Her Husband, to
Mrs. IL S. IMoGulre. !
- Gov. T. T. Geer yesterday sent abet
ter of condolence to Mr. H. D. Mc
Gulre, of Portland, widow of (the late
state fish commissioner ?who lost his
life In the angry waters of the North
Umiqua river, near Winchester, on
last Saturday afternoon, : while on an
examination of that trtvtm in the line
of his' official duUea. Following is the
ex of the tetter:
"My Dear Madam: Mere words can
hot express' the sorrow I feel at the
deith of,' your husband whtf was one
of the most intimate and valued friends
I had.
"I triist you wUl.be brave under the
(Treat adversity and get owisolation
Your Money's Worth ;
of Shoes - i '
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Our Men's dressy goat shoe In
coin toe bals, very servlcable.. .. $1.95
Men's neat buff al bals, dressy
coin toes.... Sl-35
Men'a fine Russia tan vlcts, neat
chocolate shade late toes. ....... $X,E0
- " ---.f..-; : ' I .
And from that on up to our fin -esf
vids In tan and In black at .. $3.M
Indies' dainty cloth top
lace.
patent tips,
ILSS
Klegaat lines at Xl.hO and $2.00 and
at $2.45 our fine line of vlcic with Im
itation turd aoles. ; , ,
That fine vici in lace or button, turn
ed aotea, narrow ami medium widths
$2.75. j ; . ,
thai
mi we a rainer you'd do than any.
uung eise is to come and see ' these
hoes. We like to show thenvj If you
don't want to buy Us all ; the same.
Come anyway t
RACKET PRICES.
from the reflection that he was a kind
(husband mud father, and man whose
' personal Integrity was admitted by
everybody. May God ilea the wile
end children of rny departed friend.
Very aUcrely yours, (Signed) . T. T.
Geer." , '
STEW OFFICER. G. I Stahl has
taken the pcsition of family manager
at the state reform st-hooL At this in
stitution, the duth-s of frmily man-
la cor consist of accr-unting . for the
I lc yi mornings, noons and evenings,
(keeping their clothing in order, wo k-
llng the surplus forces, taflni; care of
fall of them on Saturday afternoons
' and Sundays, drilling th'ra In military
tactics, and doings various other things
I for the ood iHshuvior, good 'apt - ear -
tnce nd general advancement of 4 the
youlhful wards of the state. So It
Mr.- f-tahl ha held the rame wwIUon,
in the reform schools of Iowa, Califor--
ria and Oregon, snd be Is a very In
dustrious and thorough : man In this
line of work. There is not one better
qualified or adapted for the duties.
any where In the country. The board (ttructed t tlace himelf in commura
of trustees i nd superintendent are ,tirn with all tra in cpntcn and fruit
fortunate in securing the wmrices of
i.uch an efficient man. ; In f.u-t. the
rew iople for th different ace
there are gentrally w.ll s quaUHtd and
urrrrvuis. . lhft frult rroiutpfi in re:n. He nn
j also- instructed to gaihor information
revpv r-rtMxiisTrtn-n ro the probable output of all kinds of
ycterdar named eeven notaries nub-
j Uc, and their cemmifsions w.ll if sue
j trom tn department of state upon
i thtir official bonds beimr fited rnd ar-
firnvawf " "Ts iren r!aiant anrninfarl o -
G. O. 'Nolan, of TillamooRi Henry
Wade, of Gardiner; Alex.' Bernstein, of
Portland; A. S. Dresser, of Oreson
City: H B. Adams, of Portland; Wm.
j h. Fallis. of Leland, and Frank Rob
ertson, cf Portland.
Things HI Gotten
Are III Spent
99
1 j-Y , ? tt fine nrst district. , rne Dcaia accepted
- A tliS tS tme Of the trULn the resignation of Mr. Mint o with le
VivcV' gret and the election of Mr. Doson to
VJWSe physical Condition has the position was promptly made unanl-
fdrced htm to Call XSVOn his mous conJUioned upon !s resgnauon
:v la trick fir.f mlotl. in.t i-rti iVia Kref A.m.
nerves to make good the der
pletion, of the rest of his sys-
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frrn Th fYnX9t 'U,i! regarding the retiring president and
xenu i tie overdrawn bust- tcereifUiry. T. Reynolds wa
ness man is overdrawn be- ?lnte treasmer.
I f l -' ' " 'fWw- ' A resolution was passed authorizing
Cause he laCkS proper Capital, the printing of ll'0 copies of the Mor-
77j ranfitt t U ..ft ..- ton ,aw- The 01081 active and aggres
A ne apiiai Of ine physical g.ve orchard InsiK-ctlon was decid.sl
man is pure, wholesome; life- .!,on, to roaicutcd between Decem-
7 t w' . c,Tl V6'. Mc . ter 1st and AprU 1st. The coromia
gVOtng blOOdi - - Isioners were instructed to notifv or-
MiVii thii f . ji ji IchtrdlsU- to use d'sinfectants at any
Make this capiUl foryoortelf and do llme they deemed it best It aw. also
no overdraw. The beat blood-girijlg tgteed that the secretary he made ti e
banker It Hood's Sarsaparilla. It lends quarantine guard of the pert ot Port
and gives interest, too,; You cannot iHti'i a,,a that ne inspect each .h p
beat that. If your physical bank ac- ,m'-nt of trJ"u "nd rlace his official aeal
. . , upon it. Purchase! s cf nursery stcK-k,
cotuit is low, see what tins banker wifl . tmaime the same Infected, are request!
doforyoo. It never disappoints. ' ltd t6 notify the commissioner of their
Rhumatlam-A few bottles of HochTs to "amine the same. The board
fi.run.rin. ntir.w m a.ljouined at noon to this morning at
v.
mvw iimuiiuHa. unci uii noppea
dyspepsia from which I suffered Intensely
I can eat anything now." Wm. A. Bcckxex
844 Summer St last Boston, Mass.
i. '
8crOfula-- When three months old our
baby Boy was covered with Itching and
burning scrofula sores. The best physicians
?id.to Hood's Sarsaparllla saed
his life as It made a permanent cure." Mas.
Luxh M. Fish. East Spiingport, Mich.
?tij.r,:T---iT
lag with stomach trouble made ma weak.
run down, with severe headaches, ura
was a burden to me until X took Hood's
Sarsaparilla which cured me. It makes my
children strong and healthy." Mas. M.
Bach, 611 2d St N. E Minneapolis, Minn,
Incnsreation "I now have a good ap-
petite, eat well, sleep well and my dyspep-
sla and indigestion have left me. The
reason is I took Hood's Sarsaparilla which
entirely cured me. I am Baggage Master
on tbe B. A O. Railroad." Thomas Colks,
119 Can SU Sandusky, Ohio.
BlOOd Poison "At 12 I had bone die-
ease and used crutches. Doctor prescribed
and wanted to scrape it. My grandfather
gave me nooa s Dmrsapaniis. Aiicr iwn( -
tI . w "i w A7.V. " 7aVi
ItU KV Ml vn A iLiaa vasj r aaid aoau
Ontario At.. KUgra Full, H. Y.
HoodtjmietiiUTtH.th4rrtti ,and the men to I present, wll! be;
only f .thmrtic to t.k witb Hopdi yrpriii I'rtdaj'. p. m. The reooi ta l ,e ?
t t ' Sa committee on co-operaticn In mar-
Shoe Goodness
. You'll see most of them In South
window. We want a chance to show
you shoes, and we can prove our claims
tRr good stuff. Racket' price, wch a.
we maJce are lower than ilr to
.
Onr $38 Tribune
Is the one that sells at $40, by In- ty- Vancouver, Marlon and Yamhill
stallments. Tou get choice of any tire, eerletlea, 1
any color, and equipment, and you get I Saturday, 2 p. m. Talks by proml-
-wheel that haa itbe beat atuff In it , Eet horticulturists from California,
that can Ibe had at any price. Coma I Saturday evening -A strawberry tea
down aad see the sectional parts, then ! tival, with toasts and music
take the wheel out or a. spin. That ' Through the HMiatity of the late
tells the tale batter (than words. Tour leglalature, the state society is now
own opinion's worth somethlg isn't Itt enabled to publish its proceedings, and
And Say, V: lft Is expected to Issue shortly' after
There Isn't a wheel In town runs as this meeting an exhaustive report of
smooth, and makes leas noise. Lasten ' the papers and diycasslcnte of this and
ana you ii see,
Our $25 Special .
Is made t"y the SneU Cycle Co., at
Toledo Ohio, and ta toy them called the
Ensign. It's a whole lot better than
many wheels that sell for more money.
Better because - It' IS better. Has
smoother bearings solid bubs, excel
sior spokes drop forged crown, and a
lot of other things that make a better
wheel. Come and see It anyhow.
s
307 Commercial St.
AS SECRETARY OF THE STATE j
BOARD OF HORTICULTURE.
Hi B. Doeeh Elected to Fill the Va-
? eaney The Office to Be Moved
X to Portland.
(frorr. Dully, April 12th.)
- The state board of horticulture con-
tinud its sessions at the car-iiol yes-
tcrday morning:, convening at 9 o'clock
.The matter of mcvinfcthe o?l'ee to Po:t-'
land was discussed, and a qu liters
were promised the boardVfree of rent.
irf the Chamber of Commerce tuild.nsr.
where a large collection of ffemrte of
, the resources of Oieson, especially of
the fruit industry, are on exb.bKion,
the board decided In fvor of the
moral, ami the president and s-cretarj
were appointed to take tteps for th-s
removal of the -office.
; The secretary was ini
inntruf ted to write
to the fruit growers throughout the
state,; inviting them to make the office
of the board their headaaarters white
In the city. That oflVer was also in-
groW!ns districts throughout the Un t-
d States and Earorei and to asei tain,
rron tme to tlm thei COI1,itJon of tlie
nilt CIops coming j omp.titi.n with
! frultfl- for eral n"aton-l The
tlwins; rcwluUon was adopted:
Whereas, the fruit trade of the Orl-
urge upon our representatives in
onw w w ww shi o bcm wicn
some person, thoroughly conversant
jwltn the nult inter.fcta of thePac.ne
Northwest, foi the benefit of the fruit
growers.
1 At this point Secretary John M nto
stated that, in view of the conttmp at
cd removal of the office of the beard
to Portland, and .tlm active worit in
hand, he desired to tender his resigna
tion as secretary, and in doing so, he
recommended the' election of H. E.
Dosch. of Portland, commissioner for
I s.s Miiuirrit'iiv a t v s a iu sb 4B"
trlct. The president aprdnted L T.
Reynolds and H. H. Dosch. as . a com
mit! ee to present suitable resolutions
c.n l..i,
w
Dosch. Is speaslng of his eleo
tlon to succeed Mr. Minto as secretarj-,
K . ,. '
said that he accepted the place, not
for the salary, for his Income from the
plat fe wou,d luUe moie than that
now received as commissioner, but fr
the wider range ot activity It would
,. Ve hirr. In the fruit Interest- of the
etute: that he would now extend his
rndu.t - r; tJThnnu;. .uur -
The, state board has decided on a
midsummer meeting of the fetate horti
cultural society, which is to: t-e held
In this rity on June 9th and 10th, and
will be one of the most imi-ortant in
the Ltatcrv of th onranliislinn. 'fn
names on the program, which was mad-
lo. evenins- soeaic vo!nm for. ,v,l
J?" -'J aJl . for th
meeting. There is every assurance
that the prominent men from abroad
will be in attendance.
The topic ot the meeting ill be one
that is close to. not. 4nTy4 the fiu.t
growers, bur to the r-frodu -cr' ' tie
state. ", J
OrganUatlon and
co-ope rat, ...
working is a big subject and one
Vhich there la mnrh In lunn v.-
matter to be presented Vt thJ.
Will cover .th varinua rhtu,, A .
Isubjc-ct.
Among the papers to l presenteJ.
acting: ll. u. Miller, organisation In
California; L U. Reynolds, organiza
tion In Northeettern states. Emlle
Sc-hanno, organization in Southeastern
states; E. R. Take, organization in jt
egon. 0vV o2V. 7 J: .
2L,XoMTnAr 'rw"'
MUlr- lecture. Prof. L. a Go IT, of W S-
rrmain
( Saturday, 10 a. m. Herberts from or
ganizations In Hood liiver, Lane conn-
a previous meeting. - Muxic will be r
Tided for the evening sessions and the I
.mm . cicuiiif nrnbr it 111 De OBI
of special Interest, and uni.jue In the
horticultural intcrestsof the stat.
A PIONEER DEAD.
Major
Bean, Formerly or Yamhill
County, Passed Away.
Seattle. April 12. Major Jas. R. Bean
died suddenly today of neuralgia of
the heart. Major Bean came to the
Pacific coast in 1845. eettlina- In
, hiU county, Oregon, -where he lived un-
Itil 187 when be moved to- this city
Uu7 TS years old; a wife and three'
children survive him. , ,
1!)
Nurses and Doctors are Wow Prescribing
Paine's Celery Compound. i
IT$s . '. - i
Every woman is said to make a gooI
nurse. I
The opportunity to try l certainly
forced on every woman at some time
In her life, and when the time comes
and sickness enters her home, she
should know exactly what to Ao. She
can follow nc better advice than the
expert counsel of phys'clans and train-.
cd nurses who every day see before
their eyes the wonderful results of
Paine's celery compound among their
sick. deoUttated,
and nervously ex-
haus'ed patients.
Paine's celery compound Is the only
prir.g medicine that has the confi
dence of, and is uped and pi escribed
y nurses and physicians.
For years they have seen patients
undrr their care rapidly recover health
kiiu tigur irora me use or mis wontier
ful restorative.
Miss Cora Smith, whose portrait is
glv?n here tells of h-r experience M-ith
this great spring remedy. Miss Smith
is a graduate of the Northwestern Hos-
5. C. STONE, H. D
Proprietor of
Stones Drug Stores
SALEM, OREGON.
The stores, (two In number) are lo
cated at No 235 and 233 Commercial
street, and are well stocked with a
complete line of drugs and medicines,
toilet articles, perfumery, brushes,
etc, etc, eta .
DR. STONE
Has bad some 2$ years experience in
the practice of medicine and now
makes no charge for consultation, ex-
ami nation or prescription.
TAX COLLECTIONS-Sherift F. W.
Durbin and deputies yesterday receipt
ed for approximately I400O on the 1813
tax rou. xne day receipts wet con
siderably augmented by reason of tha
payment of taxes by a number of the
county's heavy taxpayers. Deputy
Sheriff F. N. Drbr was enraawd vp..
terday in Prvylng upon propeity In this .
city and suburbs that wilt
- ...
ren'th
v . , " ; ' ,
" VI Jer"' na especially th.
lng without a eci&tch.
... . . ..j M..,uit uiutirni routes. - xne ran
rriv S?k atre "m"?os- bV Jo?Jr each of the proposed route.
,IikJ,t-.fc..fflce ln tn ea- becoming interested in th project
JL
'm ML,
pital school, for Nurse
at Mlnnea-
poHs. 6 he writes:
j "During the" patt five years I ha
iae
fun
found that where the system was
down, nothing was so good as Paine's
celery compound. The doctors have
often prescribed it to patients under
my charge, and I have noted the very
satisfactory results. I am g'ad to rct
ommend It to my friends."
11: . . .
I have often observed that where a n-
vn nas ieeu very Wvnk.Paine's cl
ery compound has nuicMv. retuined
him to his wonted Igor, whenever the
physician has picscrlted If
Paine's celery
(imDound is now th
,,nlv ,ni-nv .i . .
j - i ' . - i -i M w j titriiiuTirif-fi nv
dy (lcmandMl bv
inyutniiui men and women. It has
pushed aside the countless unscientific
catch-penny prepai.tticns that have no
standing an-i.n g reputable phyiciaus
AN I5TERESf MANIFESTED.
Many Farmers Anxious to Co-operate
With Eicyclists Jn Construction
- of Paths.
row mat the building of bicycle
pnths throughout tho county Is assureil
the work will probably be Inaugurate t
as soon as the weather conditions be
come favorable.
Many farmers of the county have In
terested themselves In the proposed
construction of bicycle paths. In a
number of Instances, farmers owning
land and residing, adjoining the pro
pored route of some bicycle path, hive
informed tho officers ef the, Salem Bi
cycle Association of their deal ie to co
operate with the wheelman In their ef-
on, establish Such paths. Many
ill trladly donate liberally tcwar Js the
balldlng of such paths snd have so
expressed themselves. They rralizo
that the paths will prove of great val
u to themselves and. children, as a
foot path, during the winter months,
when wheelmen will have abandoned
their silent steeds for the season. As
a path foi their children to ntiilxe In
going to and from school, the paths
will prove of great benefit. Such paths
iffin Vksa m-iaK ma. -
HT" TT "Vr." """.T
miuiieu man -a piana waiic r
o Sllverton can
w t-wBirucica irom
tnis city ovtr
three different route
The farmers
are
nroiect an1
Jwlll, doubtless, "offer the cycle aasocia-
SB tjreorgiana inn, no is a grad- ' ""-"hmos i letters nave ben re
uated nurse from the Francis ' Wlllard celved by he propiietors of Pa'ne's
National Temprance HoKpittl of Chi- elery conutound and by newpnpt-rs
cago. says: and loedU-al Journals from mt-n .tni
"In my experience as trained nurse ' wo-,nn ln every walk of lif. all tellinir
and nurses. No other rcrr.idyihaa so
wonderful a record for effectively and
lastingly curing those diseases that re
sult frcn- deranged nerves and impure
blood. U has displaced all other spring
remedies. In the opinions of the h.
class of druggists and phys'riajia and
the great mass of. Inf-Jiigent people
who Judge of a remedy by. Its results
mote than by what It claims for itseir.
I Va. m . . -
exuenenoe the Immediate relief
one
and perfect cure
celery compound.
effected by Fulr.e's
The best physicians or-t-nly cr-dvrie
it. luv it. recommend It arid ai-thorl..?
the pJblic use of their statements that
t i i-j, .
'i: iirry eompouna, ln.oa iiflcr
nfti
fi.. . .
case, cures rheumutlsm i.ni kindro.1
dit-eures. purifies the blood. H gu la tet
the stomoch. liver. l.oweN and Kidin v-,
and rejuvenate the f;iK. d out or !i-
eaaed nervous system.
tlon a consideration In order to iiav
th path constructed on th lr rim t
may result Inthe association teceivihg
Ive highway. This spirit of rivalry
aid of a substantial ch trader f;om
such residents. l
Wheelmen from all rectlons of the
county call In large numbers at the
sheriff's office dally, and lkjol late thHr
tax. In fact, so great has been the d
niand for bicycle tags that SherlfT lXir-:
bin will be obliged within a few- oays
to file a second ordr for tags, his Ami
.Installment of 500 being; about ex
hausted. - '
, MARRIED.
CALLAHAN HALL. At the Marion
county court house. Salem. Oregon,
at 1 o'clock m. Wednesday. April
12. 1899. Mary C. Hall to J. II. Calls
ban, County Judge G. P. Terrell of
ficiating. Mr. and Mrs. Callahan will reside on
a farm In this county Just opposite
Independence.
MIIXKH-MXAINw At the him
D. .1. McLaln, of Macleay. 8M- miles
eaat of Salem, at 8:30 o'clock Monlay
evening. April 10, 1SS, Miss Ethel
McLain. pf Marion, to J. F. Miller,
of Curry county, 3. B. Early omciat
Ing. j .
The happy couple proceeded at once
to their new home ln Cjrty' (county,
where they expect to reslJe- The b-i"t
wishea of Macleay people attend them.
i t