THE SUNDAY OKEGOXIAN. PORTLAND, ArRIL 19, 1908.
M'LOUGHLIH HOME I
TO BE PRESERVED
W. P. Hawley Presents Build
I ing to Municipality of
Oregon City.
USED FOR READING-ROOM
"Will Be FHtrd l for rYoe Tlrt
ltmm Kill I of IIIMnrii: Am-Ih-lloni
I'nrmrr Attempt lo liiy
Property l Irfrnlc1.
liREKON CITY. Or.. April (Siw-IhI.)
-The old home of Dr. John McLaughlin,
where the founder of owon City and I ho
father of Oregon entertained scores of
dirtlngulhel gucste In the pioneer daya
of the Oregon territory. t to earape de-
Ktrurtlon, and a lan waa. placed on foot,
10'lay to preserve the historic atrueture. I
The ground on which the honae aland j
wa nold this week hy Mrs. J. U Harlow ,
and t'aptaln J. T. Apperann for Jfl to
the Hawley F'lllp A Paper Company, j
which Intend to utilise the ground for an
auxiliary manufacturing plant. I pon
hearing of the tranFfer of the property.
Mow fiirll Immediately communicated
to W. P. Ilawlcy, president and general
manager of the company, his dealre to
ave Hie honae. which la old ami uaeleaa
from a bualnea point of view, and Mr.
Mawley very graclnualy offered to give the
liulMlilK to the city.
Knnd to He Hulxort.
fcarly next week Mayor ( aril will call
meeting of the city official and Inter
ested people and endeavor to ralae a fund
f a few hundred dollar which will he
Hard to move the building to city prop
erty adjoining Ita preaent location and tit
Hp the old hoiiHe for a free reading-room
and a reat-room for visitors. This plan
will unuuextlonahly have enthusiastic ap
proval, for there la no pluce of this kind
In Oregon City.
' Kornwr Attempt to Bny Falls.
Two yearn ago the owners of the prop
erty offered to sell the building and
grounds to the city and tue project was
lathered hy E. i. faulleld. who was
Mayor at that time, hut on a referendum
vote the proposition was defeated, as the
city was In dcht and the majority of the
voters considered It unwise to add another
burden to Its Hnances. The new scheme,
however, will cost Oregon City nothing,
and. there Is no uucstion of ita success.
The Mclaughlin house haa long been a
familiar landmark, here, and the. building
was so stoutly constructed that the rav
ages or time have left It In fair con-.fitlon.
III.IMV MAN TO CiKT PAM.MiKM
Awarded I 0.000 From Subcontrac
tor on North Bank Bond.
i;OMENPAl,rc. 'Wash.. April 18.
(Special. In the case of John John,
son against Cochran Woolson,' snl
contractora on the PJorth Hank road,
which haa been on trial In the Superior
I'onrt for the past three days before
Judge McCredie. the jury returned a
verdict awarding Johnson $10,000 dam
ages. Johnson was a laborer In the
employ of Cochran Woolson, at l.yle.
In May. 1 9i,. and-while engaged helping-explode
a spring blast, had both
eyes put out. The caie is the largest
one ever tried in Klickitat County to
recover for personal damages. Henry
K. Metilnn represented the plaintiff.
The case was tried once before In the
United Slates Court at Walla Walla,
where. Johnson received a verdict for
the same amount, but the verdict was
set aside.
.unci: shk.dks is c iioskx
I'lrked for Superior Court. Instead
of. Judge Irwin.
AnGRPftKN. Wash.'. April IS. (Special.)
At a full representation of the Chchalis
County bar till afternoon Ren Sheeks.
formerly of Tacoma. was unanimously,
selected as a candidate for Judge of the
superior Court to succeed Judge Irwin.
Mr. Shecks Is the nestor of the Chehalls
County bar and a man of great erudition.
At one time he -was at the head of the
bar in Salt lako City and was counsel for
lirlgham Young in his suit with Anna
l-illsa .Young. Judge lrwln will also he a
( anffidate 'before the people for re-election
despite the fact that he was, turned down
by the attorneys of the county today.
llCJOJf liHfiAKS: MUM.I.IS l,O.ST
Heaty Hail) Cause streams to I1Im
Wllh Much Damage.
CASTl.K HOtlfC. Wash., AprH. lS.(Spc-cmD-VThe
heavy r.itns of the past two
clays have raured the small streams In
this rvglow. toMise rapidly, with the re
sult Inat the Tourle boom broko'iast night
or this morning. H-aUtlng a lvs of'niany
hundreds, of Curds of shinale -bolt be
longing, to the imllmcn of this cjiy. . Too
bolts may not "pro e a total loss, as they
will prcdvchly he caught In the, booms be
low, um this will can-so a shut-down of
the "mills hers, for arme time, or until
more, caj be-hroucht down from the head
wateratif the streams.
I'lTS OKI" SIIOItK TWO DAYS
t.ale . Prevents Strathgyle rom Kn-
tcrlng Mouth of River.
ASTORIA. Or.. April IS. (Special.
The British steamer. Strathfiyle. whleti
arrived this afternoon from Magdalena
Hay. reports that a member of the
Chinese crew died from natural causes
during; the passage and was burled at
sea. four days ago. Captain Orant says
Me sighted the mouth of the river
Thursday night, but on account of the
heavy g-ala was compelled to put off
shore. The Strathgyle Is tinder charter
lo the Vaclnc Coast dumber Company
lo load lumber, but will probably not
co up the river to load until- the latter
parfc of the month.
Students iel Practical Mining.
CXIVKKSITY OK OKKIIO.V. Kugene.
Or... April IS. (Special.) Professor
Terr ill,- head of the IH-partment of
Mining Kngine.-ring. will take a num.
ber of students from his classes in min
ing for a week of practical demonstra
tion during the April vacation.
The main feature of the work will be
mine purveying, ami the students will
be stationed at the Black Butte quick
silver mine, near Cottage Orove.
Rain or shine, spend one
hour this (Sunday) afternoon
inspecting
'ON
EVANST
Without question the finest residence investment
in Portland for the money 14 minutes from the
center of city and only $400 a lot adjoining
owners won t sell theirs for $600 The W.-W. Car
is the one.
fl Today (Sunday), rain or shine, our agent will be in Evanston all day.
J Evanston is only a small tract in the first place, but lying beautifully, as
it does, just south of Clinton Kelly School, it commends itself to home-buyers
and speculators alike. To lose money here is absolutely impossible; to
make money is as certain as we all know Portland is growing.
I You do yourself an injustice when ,you go to some outlying property
seeking a home, when all its features are a future consideration. It is a
strong test of the imagination to see houses and homes, lawns and street
cars; to see busy people and children playing about, when really you are
amongst stones and rocks and bumps, and away' off from the clang of the
electric bell.
G We do not say that this class of property is not worth what they are ask
ing for it, but we do say EVANSTON AS A "CLOSE-IN" RESIDENCE
PROPERTY, IS WORTH MANY TIMES AS MUCH AS ONE OF THESE
OUTLYING SUBDIVISIONS.
I See Evanston today a close-in residence property, with every conven
ience a veritable garden, and only fourteen minutes from the center.
5 Take W-W car and get off at Francis avenue.
I A Spanton agent will be in Evanston all day.
I Bring $10 along to bind the bargain. A lot may be had for $400.
THE SPANTON GO.
270 Stark Street.
See the Man at the Tract.
LEMON EXTRACT T
MIST OO FItOM ItKSKRVATION
WITH OTHKK "BOOZK.""
300 acres near Oarfield, for a, consider
ation of $20,000. The land was prin
cipally owned by the private bank of
G. W.. Nye A. Co.. William Co and
State Railway Commissioner I,awrence.
It Is In a high state of cultivation' and
has Improvements. Mr. Hanson will
plant several thousand Winter apple
trees Bill otherwise Improve tho prop
erty. I his property paid last season
J:i0 an acre net on the fruit crop and
!: a.n acre net on the whent crop
Tomorrow. Monday, wtll be positively
the' iNst day for discount on Kast Sid
fci bills. I urllaaU Uw Cuxiyaa.
vritiir Order to Keep Alooliol in
Any Form Away From tlie Sex
Peroc Indians.
SPOKANH Wash., AprU IS. (Specials)
No lemon or vanilla fla'vorlng extracts for
the hoHsewlvei on the Ne Perce Indian
reservation Is the latest ukase of the In
dian Department, which seeks to rid the
reservation of alcohol. The extracts con
tain more than Ave per cent alcohol and
therefore come under the hen.
The order Is not limited to these two
flavors, however, as all extracts with,
more than the allowed amounts of alco
hol as a base are taboo in reservation
stores. The presence of a bottle of extract
la sufficient evidence for arrest. Kxtracts
are not the only (roods banished, as drug
gists cannot sell patent medicinec where
alcohol is used. .
Indian Apent O. II. IJpps sa.va that the
law ts so sweeping that no liquid contain
ing alcohol can be bought on the reserva
tion, and he is warnina: all Inquirers that
they should not sell any oeverage iiuu.i
the uuise of soft drinks that contains
enouRh alcohol to intoxicate.
Novel Ieble Held. "
MONMOl'TH. Or.. April IS. (Spe
cial. A novel debate occupied the at
tention of the studenta at the Normal
School last nisht. when a Mr. Clews,
representing view picture company,
and a Mr. Bailey, representing- a maga
zine company, publicly discussed tho
merits of their respective companies.
The efforts of the rivals' to Ret
agents among the studenta became so
warm that the proposition for public
debate, leaving the result to a vote of
the students. was accepted. The
agency for views was decided the bet
ter for making money.
Fnttenintc Cattle for Market.
tJARKJKI.P. Wash., April IS. (Spe
cial. 1 Colonel William Puling; and
William Hishop. the cattle kings of
Eastern Washington, arrived at their
big ranch this evening with SOft head
of cattle, which they drove through
from the NVz Perce county. The ca.tle
wiil be turned on to their big Whitman
County range to fatten for the Port
land, Seattle and Spokane markets.
Puling and Rishon Jiave about l"00
head on the ranch ar this time.
Kfady'to strike Oil.
MOXMOITH. Or., April IS. (Spe
cial.! The complete outfit for . bortng
an oil- wqll on -the Whiteaker farm,
three miles north of Monmouth, arrived
here o"day, anil is being unloaded and
placed on the site forahe- ell. "The In
dications for oil veins in this vicinity
have attracted the attention of experts
for several years past, and much In
terest among the landowners Is taken
In the outcome of this work, which Is
backed by ample capital for a thor
ough test.
Assistant F.ngineer Transferred.
ASTORf A. Or.. April 1 (Special.)
Henry Binder, who haa been first as
sistant engineer on the lighthouse ten
der Heather, has been transferred to a
similar position on the tender Armeria.
Buys -Valuable Land.
GARFIELD. Wash.. April 18. (Spe
cial, l H. H. Ha.nson. a pioneer of
Kverelt. Was4i.. tins just vlosed- a deal
4 wiUi uis jriield Laiud Cunipauy for
KEPT OPEN BY BAD BLOOD
Whenever a sore refuses to heal, it is because of bad blood. If
the place existed simply because the flesh was diseased at that particular
spot, it would be an easy matter to apply some remedy directly to the
ulcer that would kill the germ; or the diseased flesh might be removed
by a surgical operation and a cure effected. But the very fact that
Old sores resist every form of local or external treatment, and even
return after being cut away, shows that back of them is a morbid cause
which must be removed before a cure can result.
The impurities in the blood which keep old sores open, come from
different causes. " A long, spell of debilitating sickness, which breeds
disease germs in the system, is a common source. These morbid
impurities get into the circulation, and the blood becomes a polluted
infectious fluid, which, instead of
nourishing the fibres and tissues of
the flesh, irritates and ulcerates
them, and continually discharges
its impurities into the open sore,
and prevents the place from heal
ing. Another cause for bad blood
is the retention in the system of
the refuse and waste matters of
the body. Those members whose
duty it is to carry, off the useless
accumulations, become dull and
sluggish in their action and leave
their work imperfectly done, and
this fermenting matter is absorbed
into the circulation. The weaken
ing or polluting of this vital fluid
may also come from the results of
some constitutional disease, while
persons who are born with an
hereditary blood taint are very apt
to be afflicted with sores and ulcers.
Local or external applications
can not cure an old sore, because they do not reach the blood. Such
treatment may reduce the inflammation, lessen the pain and discharge,
and tend to keep the place clean, and for this reason should be used,
but it can do no real good toward effecting a permanent cure.
S. S. S. cures sores and ulcers by purifying the blood. It removes
every impurity and taint from the circulation, and completely does
away with the cause. When S. S. S. has cleansed the blood, the sore
begins to heal, and it
ENTIRE FOOT A SOLID SORE.
Some tima afro X had a sora
to oome on my foot, and nothing-1
used would do it any food.
It oon tinned to grow won and
at doe per Into tho surrounding-
fleah, until the entire foot
was a aolid aore, and ra-re mo a
great deal of worry and
troublo. I tried almost every
thing I heard of, but rot mo
benefit until I commenced
S. 8. 8. In a short -time after
commencing- this remedy I be-g-an
to improve, and I contin
ued to uao it until it drove tho
poison from my blood, and
completely cured this obsti
nate sore. I rooommend it most
highly as a remedy for sores
and ulcers,
DAVID C. MILLER.
243 W. 49th St.,
. Now York, N. T.
is not a surface cure.
but the healing process
begins at the bottom;
soon the pain and in
flammation leave, the
discharge ceases, and
the place fills in with
firm, healthy flesh.
S. S. S. is purely
vegetable, made only
from roots and herbs,
and is an absolutely safe medicine for persons of any age. Under the
purifying and tonic effects of S. S. S. the system is built up, and those
vhose health has been impaired because of the drain and worry of an
old sore, will be doubly benefited by its use. Special book'on Sores
and Ulcers and any medicaL advice free. S- S. S. is for sale at all drug
i -stores. ZH SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. AIUlSTA. GA.
PURELY
VEGETABLE
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WORD CONTEST
EAUTIFUL
WAVERLEIGH
The grand prize of a comer lot in WAVERLEIOII HEIGHTS was won by
Frank W. Vaille, assistant superintendent of Railway Mail Service, with a total
of 1109 Correct Word3.
Those winning the $50, $25 and $15 prizes will be notified by letter as soon
as the same can be put in the mail. This is the list of words that won the
GRAND PRIZE:
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"We are still selling lots in beautiful "VYaverleigh at former prices. On May
25th we will advance prices $50 per lot in the most beautiful residence subdivi
sion in Portland.
Lots now selling $450 and up. Only '$25 down, $10 per month.
Jno. P. Sharkey Co.
A 2537
122V2 SIXTH STREET
PHONES MAIN SSO
. X. B. Take "VV.-R. cars and get off at K 35th street. Our agents on the
ground all day.
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