Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 10, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

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    TTin MORXIXG OKEOrtXTAN. SATUItDAT, SXIXE . 10. 1911.
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INCREASE IN RATES
: AROUSES MEDFORD
Southern Pacific Restores
Former Tariffs on Inter
state Shipments.
VALLEY JOBBERS SUFFER
!?w Rnllnjr, Southerners Say, Will
' Olvo Community "Black Eve"
In Sblpplaf World a Com
- ' merclal Jobbing Center.
MEDFORD. Or, Jun. . (Special)
- e Medforo merchants ar up In anna
, feecauee of an Increase In freight ratea
' from Portland to stations (oath on
(the 8oathern Padflo line In Oraiton
upon Interstate shipments, aa an
, xioeneeo. by Houthero Pacific
The n.ir rmtee ar. a restoration of
' M rates In effect prior to February I.
111. wh.n th. reduction ordered by
the Stmt. Railroad Commlnlon went
Into eTect. The present rates will be
till la effect tar alat shipments, but
'the Ftate Railroad Comreiijion tin no
Jurisdiction over Interstate business.
. Xeretofore. tha Interstate rata to Med
1 ford and oth.r Southern Oroaon pointa
ha been tha rata to Portland from the
, jtolnt of orle-ln plus th local tariff
from Portland to the point of destina
tion. Hereafter It In to be the rate to
Portland plua tha old rate. n Med
ford's caae an average of 2i) per cent
. kKher than the present local rate.
When the new tariff (ori Into effect
Jt will be cheaper to eonsten merchan
dise to Portland and rebill It from
there to Medford and other pointa than
It will be ta conaiicn It directly to Med
ford. Thl. local merchants assert, will
entail no end of trouble on tbo part
of shippers and rlv Medford and tha
various communities 'black eves' In
tha shlp-plntc world aa commercial or
Jobbing center. They ear that It can
benefit no one bat the Portland Jobber.
FRIZES GIVEN FOR ROSES
Ore iron City to IUto IVMIral and
IMsjiLar or Flowers.
OTtKiV C1TT. Or.. June S pecIaO
The Oreon City res ahow. wh. h la
- to bo on a more elaborate -al than
. ever before. wiB be held tomorrow In
' Willamette IML The rl. ohl.-h con
stat lara-ely of ruta'asa and silverware.
r,.e been on, dinpUy fjr several dare.
rran cements have been mute wltn tha
Oik iimtt ;ir!s" Hand to march In the
children parade, and fornish tha tnustc
itiiclu the afternoon. The .x-l-tv has
. easaeed Patlereno riroe. orvbe.tr a to
fumien the mini'- durlne the evenlne.
One of the feature, of the festival
wl.l no the parade of tha ehl'dren In tha
snornln. It WIH consist of decorated
veiptea. bl'-y-Mea and a--enrt. liand
met pna hare been offered for tha
beet deeer.led machine. The roea X
Ibttlo wtil eonelst of II elaaaeav.
TRAFFIC HEAVY ON YUKON
Melting Ice Free Hundred Travel
ing: 1'p Alaska 1Uct.
SEATTLE. June Lake Le carle la
free from K-e, tbo Tukon River la open
for navigation alone entire length
and the Brst boat for Daweon. tha
aieamer White Horse, will leave White
Horse tonight. At aort Intervale tha
pteamera I'l'ion. Selkirk and Cana
dian will follow. All will ba loaded to
. full capacity with passengers and
frelchu and ao-na of tha ateamers will
tow barce.
The opening of navlcitton seta free
hundrea of people, who have been
waiting in White lioree and Skacway
for trie river to open. Vat ouactltle
of frelcht piled up In White llorte
will aoon ba on Ita way down tha Yu
kon. Tie river north of Wwsott
opened three weeks ago.
RICH STREAK YIELDS GOLD
Uric. Worth $703 Itepr-Kirata Two
Iaj Work la Aline.
GRANTS Pf!S. Or-June (Spe
cial. A a-oldbrU'k worth f TJ 1 I
'now ra exhibit In a ilranta Pas bank.
It ram front the IIKcUl mine near
Xerhy. and represent two dare work
In tti rl.-h streak fottad In the mine
few weeks ao l.'T. lxa-an and asso
ciates, who have an option that ex
piree June II. melted the void Into a
trt. k and brouaht It to Urante Pas.
I'ader the terma of the option 1S.
ts to bo paid June II and III
Jster. The brtck wt.l bo kept on ex
Mhil durlnc the sessloa of the Mlnlna
t'oocreea of Nortbera California and
fcouthern Oreaoa.
BIG CLASS GRADUATES
Kalotu Mich School Mntlrnu 'nm
bcrln S Given IMploma.
KAXXV. Or. June frclal V-Tho
larxee; clasa craduated from aaiera K!(h
k-huot and the lrtt arsduated from
any fclch -bool la tha state, outside of
Portland, took Ita nnal exercise tonlrM.
when a atadeats of o.em Uck School
were (tven ti elr diploma.
Colonel liefer, of tUe city, dtllversd
the a -11 res of t.-.e evealnt on "lndue
trtal ai!atlon Rv. W. T. Tscott
delivered the Invocation, ftupertalande'it
1'owera presented the o:i and A. N.
Moore preeented t-a llpiorcit Mulcl
number wr furnished by ttm !.
last aaJ Steleer. M'.e Ikrtla Clark.
)l M Mary vaults and Arthur Taste.
FORGERY MAY SAVE BILL
afti4aviis are witiiout the semblance
of legality."
Mr. Slater said that th road !t ion
la connection with the referendum
petition on the Monmouth normal Ap
propriation aad th M:rk; public
tituttiee bill were tml1sr to thos
extstlns In connection with the Cnl
eer4ty of Oregon referendum and th
taint of fraud and forgery xlta
throuchout.
1'nder the law It la repaired that an
affidaxit be made at the end of each
sheet of 3e name. Mr. Slater worka
Da th theory that If one or two name
oo a sheet are shown to bo a foraery.
th entire affidavit will ba overthrown
and th burden of Tref wJ! rest with
the defendant to show that the rest of
e sas or valid. Thta be be J eve.
will to virtually an l-njass.lilty. and
he contend that th approprlatlona
will b aaved without tha necoanlty
of a vote by th people.
II refuses to state definitely oy
whom h is employed, saying that lead-In-
dtlxen of th stat who hay
either a direct or Indirect Interest In
seeing th bills for appropriation b
com effective have engaged hti erv
Ice and hav also employed Detective
Wright and the Burns Agency to as
sist in tha work.
Cooplrcr May Re Shown.
Tentative evidence haa been gathered
which Mr. Slater believe may result
In showing that there bad been s con
spiracy to defraud and effort ar
being mad to bring thl evidence to
a point where It will be conclusive.
P. L. Campbell, president of the Uni
versity of Ores-on. and other In
terested hav been her th past few
day. Quietly assisting In'the Investiga
tion. Mr. Harris, state printing ex
pert. In whose room, which la also th
Secretary of States supply room,
where toe Investigation waa carried on.
Immediately Informed Mr. Parktson.
who tiled the petition, shortly after
th Investigation was alar ted. and
Parkleon Immediately came to Salem
Harrte admitted today that he waa re
sponsible for letting Parktson know
of the Investigation. Governor West
and Secretary Olcott were alao notified,
but both wro requested to maintain
secrecy and thla baa been done tintll
today.
SUMPTER SUES COUNTY
ACTION TO ItECOVEIt ItO.YD
TAXES COLXJXTED, IS BEG Of.
City Allegeg Rakrr Cominlsaloner
nave Wrojnrfally Made Asocks.
mrnt Within Ita Limits.
FCMPTER. Or, Juno . (Special.)
Edwards. Mayor of Bumpter. through
tha City Attorney, has mad demand
on th County Court of Baker County
for K1IIM. whlck It Is claimed haa
been collected by th county In the past
1 year for road taxes on property
within the city limits of Sumpter. For
mora than a year this stop has been
contemplated by the City Council, but
thla was the first move taken toward
th collection of the money. It Is
alleged that all th road taxe collected
on Humpler property by Baker County
In th 1 year hav been wrongfully
retained by th county, and used In th
maintenance of road outsld of th
limit of th city.
Th claim of Bumpter I based npon
th city charter, which upon the sub
ject of road taxes reads a follows!
-Th power and authority given by
th general law of the Slate of Ore
gon to th County Court of Baker
County to divide th county Into road
districts and to appoint road super
visors and to lay out or work highway,
shall not apply to or extend to th ter
ritory within the corporal limit of
th City of Sumpter. aa created by this
act, but such territory and the Inhabi
tant thereof are hereby excepted out
of tho Jurisdiction ef sold county court
upon such subject."
Another claueo read: '
"Head-tax now provided for by th
general lawa of the State of Oregon
shall b paid to th City of Bumpter."
Tho charter waa passed by a special act
of th Legislature In February. 1S0L
As vet th County Court ha mad no
reply to th demand of Sumpter. A
ease very similar to thl waa tried a
number of yeore m In Grant County
wherein tha town of John Day was
given Judgment aralml the county and
recovered a considerable sum of money
that had been eolftctcd from city prop
rtv for road-taxea and wrongfully
withheld from the ctty. It Is thought
that th cas of John Day established
a precedent that will make the recovery
of tho money for Sumpter from Baker
County a comparatively easy matter.
TRIO WILL BE GRADUATED
WIllanMtto VnlversUr School of
Music Exercise Bet.
WILLAMETTE VNTVERSITT. Salem,
Or June I. ISpeclaL) Th graduat
ing recital of the school of musio win
take plar Tues.lay evening. Jun 12.
These are the first graduates of th
chool since Doan Frederic a Mndn
hall took charg three years ago.
Thsre ar thre graduate! thla year:
Mlsa Joy Turner In piano, and Ml
MarruTH Nacra and Miss Irma Shum-
... i ; ... The last two ar VtU-
denta of Mr. Myrtle Long Mendenhall.
head of the vocal department
Fpaulsh War Veteran la Only G8.
CENv-RALIA. Wash, Jun t. (Sp-
The twin rules of Centralla and
Cheaall Jointly claim the youngest
war veteran of the United State.
Charles llalnra. of Centralla. and who
Is employed la Chehalis. la now only
a . r. of e. but served through
the Si-anlsb-Amerloan war and th
f.il.. Insurrection. Refer tha
war. be had served on year In tho
Stat (iuard. enlisting at the ag of
ii trie ti.reien aervlc counts double.
o thl menus that he passed throat n
flv years documentary service ana
thre year real service, before he was
1. lie is t.ie youngeet war veteran
the service and look ex-
irer.ely youlhful for hit aire. II waa
sergeant ot company at. ia uuuva
States volunteers.
Alienation Salt Thrown From Court.
OREOON C1TT. Or.. Jun . Sp
cleL) lo tb stilt of J. S. Iay against
Andrew J. Ilrown. an order of Don
..... .ni.rii this morning by Cir
cuit Judge Campbell upon motion of
K. W. Hartlett. L'ay brought suit for
SO0 damage charging that Brown
alienated the afrections ot his wh,
Mry L I.av. The evtdenr showed
that Day had been married flv time,
in. iritinumr. Judge Campbell con
sidered, would not warrant a farther
hearing cf tl.o case.
Vaudeville Artist Arretted.
GRANTS PAS3. Or. Jun f. Special.)
Maurice Lorain, who ha been doing
vaudeville slritrg In local theater, was
...... . .1 ujif ar.d luus-vd ta lall on a
targ of iarceuy by baii.. Lorain
was taken Into custody upon request
of the Chief of Police at Kelem. where.
It Is alleged. whi playing. In theater
there, h linblbeJ loo arveiy mm r
n-iatake carried sway a suit Of clothe.
An effort to straight. ta matter up
by paying for the gooua sauea.
. Early Settler I Dead.
GRANTS PASS. Or.. Jun . (Spe-e-al
) H- L. Itohertson. who was burled
todav. was born to Virginia. January
11 HJi In 1U he migrated to Cali
fornia, later moving to Oregon. He Is
survived by five children, four on acd
on daughter. T!ey ar Dav Robert
sen. William Robertson. Fred Robert
son. Daniel Robertson and IJa Robert
son. A brother lives at Santa Ross,
CaL. and a alsler. Mrs. Lou Clark, at
Lo Angeles '
Never leave hexe on a Journey with
out a boiil if Charr.heriain'a Colic,
Cholera an I Diarrhoea Ren.edr. It li
a'mo-t certain to be pee.lfd and cannot
be' cbtilr.ei w.en on hoard the cars cr
teamaliip. For a-e by all doalera.
Wykoffl Aatim
Ecinedy
50c
Allen's Catarrh
Balm
25
ilicro, frnsranleed
Hair Tonie
$1.00
Bell's Dandruff
Remedy, guaranteed
85c
Peerless Almond
Cream, 25 and
50c
Eau de Quinine Hair
Tonic
35c
Bed Brie Banwher,
pint 35S quart
60c
Compound Syrup
Hypophoaphites
$1.0.0
Wine of Peptonate
Iron With Cod
Liver Oil
$1.00
Lane 'a Kidney and
Liver Regulator
45c? and
85c
Allen's Celery and
Cocoa Compound
85c
Chocolate Emulsion
and Cod Liver Oil
85c
3 Oregon Pitch Por
ous Plasters
25c
Dandy Roach
Destroyer
50c
Cooper's Good
Liniment .
50c
Ideal Dyspepsia
Tablets, 25 and
50c
Coldwell'8 Cough
Syrup, 25 $ iiOt,
$1.00
Imperial Violet -Talcum
Powder
20c
aturday Festival
argain Day
Woodard
&
Washington and Fourth Streets
Every department ha. vied to forth sometlilng particularly attracti ve for our 2 " Z
sales force is eager to serVe you.. .We have ?red here a t pSces ?We want you to feel at home
SS?; ?T2 von? SAT?? 2 SZ:"n nd thatPyou shaU be comfortable, so that a
'kTlSiriU fetiSttlWow that you need, it is offered to yon at a most substantial reduction in price.
W e welcome your patronage. - . -
25c Dr. Graves
Tooth Powder, 2 for.
25c Euthymol Tooth
Paste
25c
10c
25e Frostilla,
2 for -
25c
2oe Rubifoam,
2 for
25c
2oo Swansdown
Powder
9c
25o Hand Brushes, "l f
very fine JL O C
$1.00 Cloth Brushes,
every one good......
79c
25c Tooth
Brushes . .
13c
tl.OO ladies' Dress
ing Combs
69c
25 men's Pocket
Combs
16c
$5.00 Hair Brushes, Adams',
Howards' and tf O AO
Kent's 0370
Headquarters for Waterman
and Conklin Self-Fillinff Pensi
Pens filled free.
Duroy Concord Grape Juice,
dozen quarts $3.95;" OQ
each OOC
Walker Grape Juice, OQ
doz. pints $2.50; each 4iO C
Walker Grape Juice, AAg
dos. qts. $5; each.-.. HfTTC
Beef, Iron and d " O C
Wine 50, 3 for j) 1 .faU
$1.00 Angier's Emul-
lion ......
E":72c
$1.00 Imp. Carlsbad J J
Salts wC
35c Fletcher's
Castoria
19c
f 1.50 Hair Brushes,
all bristle
98c
$3.50 Marvel QO CO
Whirling Spray, ip O
$3.00 4-qt. Combination Foun
tain Syringe and tf f OA
BotUe P 1 mOX3
$1.50
Water
... 73c
19c
"Woodlark, Beef,
Iron and Vi ms
50c
Allen's Female
Vegetable
Compound
85c
Effervescent
Kissingea SalU
85c
2-quart J -1 1 A
Bottle... tpl.li
9So Fount 'n Syringe, CZTf
2-qnart DC
t2.00 Fountain f 1
Syringe, 3-qt... j) X Q7
85c Water Bottle, Ct'7r
2-quart O f C
$1.25 Atomizer
$ti, $3 and $12 (tQ AO
Fold's Bathtubs j) cj o 7 O
25c and 35e Rubber
Toys, etc
$20 Bath "7Q
Spray j) X a I s
Clearing sale in Towels all
Towels reduced.
1-lb. box "Woodl'k" O J
Lawn Writing Paper. tCijC
$1 box Impt'd Paper Crfc
and Envelopes OvIC
Autocrat Paper and Of ,
Envelopes 3 J w
Sanitary Drink 'g Cups,
Aluminum, up from . J
Sanitary Drink's Cups,
Paper
Automatic Ci?ar Ctfl
Lighters, up from.... OVC
Calling Cards, Wedding- Inv
tations, printed or enyraved.
75o Cribbatre Board QO
and Card Case...... OOC
$1.50 "Woodlark"
Fountain Pen .....
lc
98c
Cooper's Nasal
Catarrhal Spray
$1.25
50e pint bottla VBitesweU"
Fountain Pen Q A
Ink OtfC
3.5,, Vj-pint bottle "Riteswell"
Fountain Pen "1 A
Ink 17C
Welch' firape Juice, pints, doz
en, $2.50, each at Q
at only IOC
$2.00 Eckman'S ! - CQ
Alterative tj) 1
$1.00 Gude'a Pepto- "TQ
mangan i C
$1.00 Hood 'a Sarsa- ?P7-
parilla O f C
$1.00 Kutnow's
Powders
79 c
$1.00 Dr. Miles'
Remedies ......
73c
50c Horlick's Malted
Milk
$1.00 Horlick's
Malted Milk ...
$3.75 Horlick's
Malted Milk . . .
33c
73c
$2.70
$1.00 Pinkham's CQ
Veg. Compound JuJ
$1 Pierce's Favorite O
Prescription Ofcel C
$1 Pierce's Golden J7
Medical Discovery
$1.00 Scott 'a
Emulsion . .
..73c
$2.00 Succns
Alterans ...
$1.57
50o California
Syrup of Figs.
29c
50o Kilmer's Swamp
Root
39 c
$1.00 Kilmer's (ZCk n
Swamp Boot Q C
30c Sloan's Liniment
37c
$1.00 Sloan's Lini- 1
merit f X
$1.00 Wampole's "JO
Cod Liver Oil i aaC
$1.00 Wine of
Cardui
68c
50e Glover'a Dog O
Remedies' ODC
50c Pure Cream of
Tartar, pkg
34c
-10c Pure Soda Bicar- (J
bonate, pkg JC
15c Compound Lioonce A
Powder, pkg 1 C
10c Camphorated Chalk
Powder, pkg PC
10c Powdered Boras, Ct
pkg DC
Welch's Grape Juice, quarts,
dozen, $5.0O, eachQ Q
at only OOC
...7c
10e Powdered Boraoia
Acid, pkg......
10c Powdered Pumice,
pkg.;.... DC
10c Powdered Chalk and
Orris, pkg. ...... pC
lOo Rochelle Salts,
pig
6c
10e Fuller Earth,
pkg
10c Bassairas Bark,
Pkg
,5c
5c
10c Senna Leaves,
pkg
6c
10o "Woodlark" Pure
Spices, Pepper, eaa.
10c "Woodlark" Pure
Spices, Alspiee, can-. .
10a "Woodlark" Puie
Spices, Cloves, can
?..7c
7 c
S...7C
10e "Woodlark" Pure
Spices, Mustard, can..
lOd "Woodlark" Pur
Spiees Cayenne, can...
25c Sea Salt,
pkg
Jc
7c
19c
10c Chloride lime,
pound
,...8c
10o Lye, Babbitt's,
pound .
7c
10o Glycerine Rose
Water, bottle
lOo Sewing Machine Oil f
(Many Use), bottle O C
25o Bay Rum,
bottle
6c
18c
25c Pure Castor OiL
bottle
16c
25o Spirits Camphor,
bottle
19c
25 Witch HazeL
pints
17c
15c Denatured Alco
hol, bottle
lOe Wood Alcohol,
bottle
lie
7c
25o Rose Water,
bottle
16 c
25o Tinct. Arnica,
bottle
...17c
50o Formaldehyde, QQ
bottle OOC
25c Sanitol
Cream
16c
50o Camel-line
32c
25e Eastman's Rose
Cold Cream .. ..
:16C
50o Viola
Cream . . .
33c
50o Creme
Tacoma . .
32c
25o Pasteurine
Tooth Paste ...
16c
25d Lyon's Tooth
Powder, 2 for
25c
25o Bromo Seltzer, at
only e
25o Glycothymoline,
at only
$L75 S. S.
now only. . .
17c
19c
$1.19
50e Glycothymoline,
at only
39c
79 c
$1 Glycothymoline,
at only....
25c Listeririe, now atlQ
only X y W
50c Listerine, now at
only ;
$1.00 Listerine, now ps
only 4 -.. DO
33c
c
25c Lavoris, now at A
only X J-
73c
60c Lavoris, now at O 7
only -. O C
$1.00 Lysol, now at
only
50c Milk of Magnesia O O
only OOC
50c Mellin Food, atQf
only Q Q C
75e Mellin Food, ttff
only jJC
50e Nestle 's Food, at
only ......... ......
$2.50 Nestle 's t A Ofi
Food, only
25c Sal Hepatica, at
only
50c Sal Hepatica, at QA
only O Z
$1 Sal Hepatica, atTQ
only I tL
37c
-M9c
$1.00 S. S. S., now at
only
69c
50o Wizard Oil, now
only .......i.ii.i..
$1.00 Wizard Oil, now
only
37c
71c
50c Bromo Seltzer, at
only ...........
33
?67c
79c
$1.00 Bromo Seltzer,
only ..........
$1.00 D. D. D., now at
only . . k
50c Eskay's Food, at Q y
only ... O i C
750 Eskay's Food, at
only
$1.00
only .
Fruitola, now
10c Sal Soda, package
only
10c Flax Seed, package,
at only
10c Cascara Bark, pack
age, only.
10c Whiting, package, at
only
Listerated Tooth
Powder
' 25c
Cel.
63c
73c
10c Epsom Salts, now at fj
only . . . . i OC
6c
8c
7c
6c
10c Lump Alum, package
at only
DC
15c Parawax, pound,
only
10c Moth Balls, package,
at only...
5c
Spanish Hair Lotion
restores hair to
natural color
75c
10o Sulphur, package, at
only DC
10c Soap Bark, package,
at only
lie
Rest Room and Correspondence Desk adjoining the Prescription Section, Main Floor. Mammoth stamp-vending machine adjoining ele
vator Main Ioor RibHe TelVphVnes adjoining elevator, Fourth Floor. Free weighing machine at both entrances. Largest display of
picture. d otf painngs in tie citv" entire Fourth Floo'r. Citizen, of Portland and visitor, .to ti. Rose Festival are cordially invited
to avl tmselofr many conveniences. All order, by telephone promptly filled and delivered anywhere in th. city and suburbs.
Canaaian money irosivsu at pax touuo.
1 lb. Borated
Talcum Powder
35c
25c Pure Carbolic
Acid, bottle
19c
25c Sweet Oil,
bottle
18c
Peerless Diarrhoea
Remedy, 25 and
50c
Vichy Water, im
ported, dozen
$3.25, each '
30c
$2.50 Eskay'a
'Food
$2.10
Kissingen Water,
doz. $3.50; each
35c
Elixir
Calisaya
85c
"Woodlark' Dry
Shampoo, 250 and
50c
6c
1 lb. Antiseptie
Tooth Powdor
25c
Cooper's
Sarsaparilla
75c
Memiiro
Tonic
85c
Cooper's Antiseptio
Fluid
50c
Cooper's Bitterless
Cascara Sagrada
40c
Tasteless
Castor Oil
25c
Effervescent
Sodium Phosphate
85c
Elixir, Iron, Quinine
and Strychnine
75c
Effervescent Yichy
Salts
85c
60 box Hurd'a
Paper and
Envelopes
42c
$1.00 and $1.50
Sterling Pencil
Holdera and Refills
$1.50 Fellows' Com
pound Syrup Hypo
phosphite '
$1.08
$1.00 Warner's
Safe Cure
69c