The Sunday Oregonian., November 21, 1915, Section One, Page 19, Image 19

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TITE SUXDAY OltEGOXIAX, rORTLAND, yOVEMDER 21, 1915
COPPER ORE II!
STATE BEPORTEO
H. H. let Notifies Chamber
cf Irportant Strike in
Santiam Reserve.
BAD RCADS ARE HANDICAP
Yatae ef Udje S14 He I T IT
Owl l Mineral Tnl
! Fret l-oaz I -" I rv d In
r? Matte All Way.
Infirmtin f f "rP
-isf pn4 lt."ili imtrt:i'!
Vrt 4tiu. of fort!. "hit.X t
t-cxrta ar orr.it. woi;4 atari aa "
..mnf I Clr4 or
"7 tar erpC saw Hon. w fcrfcl
l tU l'Hmbr cf Conuii.rr J.'.ar-
d by IL H. Uit4. iir.ir nuitr
Mr. Lt4 l In cha's f '"
. ocm.Dt w-rli la tk rvBrty ,
IrauOl mbipIx cf la era with klm.
Tft-3 ro 'I'?y ' '
ia mr:y "niii boom'" I wis
Dutt by k f t til lr 1 bob
of IS. tjl in tk fre?rti for :.
If t.t' "Mrv l-iV' th ewlbljll
tf let tir-if Vaii-y in
l.o,tk ! bv..t of an mport.Bl
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t: llf r4to4L
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f-i l now. bM4 id ar ka
nii '4fl trmaut tmottRfi of
in rUL t'. l t Jwi4mnl at n!R
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t .r.iit a- txitf l crpr !
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af tii rrnprti-. Tst-r bit b
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( tbain. Ui'a t.i- tr il!opaiet lor
iflft'iM r')r" m vrr!r iSar of pr
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aon lr tir atoal4 Bt b work!.
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!! R'lrifr fr Tb'M mo.
in'f. r pfr.r4 lj ha1lc
mit.j ". n 1 tr lfl lh d -pi-f.
V'i:! ml' m.Bin.-T "4
intht34a t ! d'-tv will bcotn
f?n'. pro'li or la tk fuiur.-
ASSESSMENT IS UPHELD
fr. Iink ppurl In It age
MiroUl Sir i rUo.
la
Cn""nr;Ui!oof rn.-St tu p B I Ivk
la Ik Car Ci5uo.ll wnaoul t.o
mnai.n tft nmoo.ir, cf ti?.
fy ownf e Nt-oll lrtl 4Tirtl
i)irei of ari' b4 JriMCM fur
t pi-"co-i.J rBii cf cr4 cf ,N i--o
oi ptr..t i To"t- trt. Mr.
Ii k tnt ahit k mak no
r'-urr.mB i-li'-'flfc hm ran i ra
tit run ( 13 sraal claa
a r ripi
T I" lk rl of Ni-tal
arrae imi-it a luatl wkl-k at
rnC Bik Ik a'rral ta la? Ia a
ar ! it n'.raa la Laaalo
real.
i
STUDENTS ARE REHEARSING
r.rrij tolWf Irsnut Clah In Cl
Two ri j Itrrrmbrr S.
Vr!ra S n.t f ! tfa""
n .1 ar rk'i" I1 ! t;a. Oil.
hrC c't",,' " W " aal tr4
'inlt7 a "T! ;Uttfin O!.-
vi-i i"r iu ' bibt
f . mi!- A ii Jpk(na !(
man t, er ln a I -. rU4 r-oa
t.a4'l ! I.'3t f-r.of ef tl
u a! Rl C u covki i.i
at i4l a-lr l ti r la at r'4c
tn tn cr.4rn tl'- !...
TA ;'. ri'r wit: a !44
l in ! .-Sjo4 Bt4i"latv a4
a 4f n.e 'iB. ral witl a n4
I. r S.at lick'..
AUTO FLUSHER BIDS DUE
(own.il In Take Mrr- lo Hrr-U
frtaklinx Marrja Trwa.
rvprk'.Ofr ls r?;' amnl of
3 nt bo I li wi'i la i a.r
i.attnil aal 5fi'in bjr wits
t aj.fn irotlalloi
W..la.!r a i'io'U n li mfumn
b')r-i' lo ilxrt fir Ml far w
t , r-a klaaa. A tMr4 wt.l bo buM
cr. TS m.1' sr tl4 I
il I i-i'l -
A a i: ti-. hi ar t3t In
-Tt. t" n:B) Wnl N i!rt-rf. v(
Th. i b'i5l w;: b
mo or-rawa. tt !-" to a lo
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New Paved Street to Lead to
Interstate Bridge.
RIGHT OF WAY OBTAINED
Tun. rrr-rarrtl by lr H '." Cl
1 roto lirjan lo lturtl Jlrt ana
Con.lrartlon of Vlartact Crr
0.-W. It. X Track.
PT lh .!- th Intcr.laia btiif l
... .i. . ti. I'orll.tl'l win rara m
Ba pa4 trrt it.odln norlbwr4
frcra lf pr"! rr4 CI cnioa u.
n,T.Bi .irrri lo !! citr limit at
C.;Kin Siojea load. fornr a dlrvl
coBvt.oo blao VBton
IS kr4 aprroarh.
n. for Ikta prolKt. lnroIln an
pf4;fra ef i4.t. haa baa torn
pl.t. 4 and Ik pr4;n for th work
w.r tcmel.1.4 by IS trouom rr r.
Tb cllf atrJy k C9l:ni a
fa"l rUhl cf way for lh "'
Ml dutanc bwn la rna ji v "
.au an4 ColumOi
. ,.ka 9 . M . . rflRAtfl 1 t&
ntr by k ro.-tU"4 ItoHway. Uht
rwr Cmrny. ik comjinr ,......
b.M ina ai.-io a a r.M ef w.y for
It Vaico4r lio.
ruaa alt for t at.
rtt B prc. B.'rl r-. for IB !
la af a ral fm Hraa atrrrl l l-u-
a. I .tr-l. T'- mAl.rlal ! irwm
la,, wa; fc rli:4 in b.twn u."
lrl nj ii!l.a irl. up lo a potnl
rtar Itatla.n airl. wr a f.ini irrra
cn.r.t 4.(t wl!l atari 1
Kcki trthf4 a di.tar-a of l
r Ifc trara o( It It. A N
At Ik riartk i'J of turn IJJ'I
a-. wi.l ba riJ a li.tro cf ff.
Tk ail Will rr from I to tl fai lo
plk At t'olurcfti S.ouarh r4 lh
8.a wilt eor.tiri witn a f.l fortninar Ik
apprewrk to . br:!- Thla la b.ln
b'4'.l bow witk 4r4fic from Colum.
bv Knr. an4 II ! prn4 l mak
tk ntr a part of lha B;l la Ik aan-.a
asanB.r.
1b ll.l ll b of art.at d-
ia If wt.l b of ri3frt4 concr:.
rvMrubWnC mwSt II ntya Bw
a........ n.r Kainvan a tlutfk. It Wilt
bar a t-f--n tailaar ao4 will b II
f.t or a.l Tk i-tu-i win com
It sb4 t" rl cf lb proJl
l.4.
OI4 Trr.ll. Vi'ork l a) Tw Owl.
Vln Ik '.a4 4. t an I f:i ar corli
rl't. J. prov-1 id wi.l b rut tkruS
tar rria". Th. coat of Ik triad-ail
r r.l.a ar l b a.M4 acaiarl a
.n.tri.i mt.nj.rar a far aoutk aa
Broadway. Tha rl of r-lr. wtll b
a...l a.a.tit a!utl.n prorrty
r.r.
a. .....til IS ant'ra .tr.t.h of low
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APPHOAGHVORKDUE
erot ittFa Hatct Utt &4 Lt
SSCT-NT-S ON IMON-AVENtE BRIPCE APPROACH
fliouth ro4 haa woodn lrrtl.
whi. h rarrlr Btrraii-ara. Thra la no
prori.lon for hU-lra ovir lh traatla.
All 11a o'-'l trralt orat will b lorn
out for lh modrrn iructur. Th
Council barlna: par.rd th ordinance
prldir for lh prorrdsnn. bid for
th work will bo called tor within a
ahorl tlm
MARTYRS TO BE HONORED
Hibernian Arrange Memorial rro-
(ramnie for NoTcnilxr 31.
Th forly-tlKhth annual memorial In
h-nor of lh Inrh'ttr m.riyn wni
b rrtrliral'd tn H'bernlan Hall. J0
Rua.rll atrrrt, llunday ntlit. .ovcm.
b-r 11. undor lh aiicplr of ! Jn
clnl Order of Hibernian. A pro
f ramto of mu.lc and rrjd:nB will
ivn and lh Bddr of lh day will
b dttard by Jud J. i .
E. II. iJerry will prld.
Tb enterlalnmenl. whlh win
open lo th public, will bruin Bt I:Ij.
!ia Marl Chapman win P ao y
con.p.ni.l durln th veninr. i n
cmni.tf In rh.rc conmria ri r. 44.
rry. K. X. McM'Mmin, J. . u cr.
Hoi. art Vr and P. W. lanc.
Th projrramm fol.owa:
-Columbia fi t"n ef h Ocran."
(la4 O'ac. Da ."t
r . W . v;a.l Oraraoa
I!-. .nr. 'tr-n'i J""0 D. alB
-T- H.ri. Tl. I V" T'lrourk Ta
li. t -a iraccw ilc-arthr
A':r." ..J - J. P- Kaur.iuth
-v.. i.- Mta. K'nrr v. M-itr
V ...m o bli" Aona Marhr
'V.4 JI. rk to rrtn- Wr. J. f. Iia)
4r. y & y; v .n.rr.in. .rcon.c.n.al.
-Th. a,. , ot.,.r C4 .
FANCY FOWLS ARE COMING
fctiow Will IW Held Hern I'rom De-
rrmbrr lo I I Inrlualie.
vr - ah. a io f.nrv fowl now at
lh ranamB-r'aolflc International E-
s.n IVan.ura will b
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broutfM lo I'nrtlaPd rarly In tormhr
to bo on aiMbilion In lh arwnih an
nual ahow of lha Oregon I'oultry and
ft Ft", k A.aoclation. Th will
b hl4 In th baarrr.'nt cf th Too
bulldm. fifth and Aldrr ,lrt. from
L-mfr.r to It. lorlualv.
Thr will o at lt . fowl
iiown. It la bnTi. B oiria
romlec In dallr from all oar th !
clfio NortUwaal. The prrr.lam ltt
baa bo nt out by John Mann. Bc
r.try of th aaoclatton. and' tn
n.on.y award wi:t total IISOCH. Tb
ntrl cto al midnlsbt. Nombr
Workmen ar ow wirlnc lb Teon
b'4lld.nar bmnt for lihta and tli
dltplay coof ar brlp conirtlctd.
CHURCH HONORS PASTOR
lie. . VmtI DuBoIb U Cuewl al Cele
bration by Coo re ration.
Kr. S. tarl DuBola ka bn tb
ra.tor of th Orand-Avnu United
ITbyt-rlan Cbutrh lor tha pt !
j ear. Th ronr.atlon. Krldy nlcht.
ltratd th anlvrraarr of t" ar.
U of th paator with apprcprlat
xcrciar. Tb consresatlon. Ill tiun
dy aciooi aaX clicr worUH5 orfitn-
IMPROVEMENT.
X. . --..-w, Wf.w.-. I
4a - -
Ixatlona of th eurrh ,. relented Rv.
and Mr. Uuilols with a beautiful fil
ter tra et In rcotfnitlun of faithful
work and aa a tokaii 01 eateern.
Itrv. lr. luBola came to the f.rand
iv.iuu i'niti- I'raabvterian Church
from M. Loui. ilo.. nnd the flrat morn,
ma- T"li. wero attended by 13. Th
church had been ba.lly broken up by
rtrif and waa on the point of com
plete rollapae. but all this paaaed quick,
ly. and todav there In no more pro,
perous church In Portland. It haa a
membership of more than I'm.
Fa-tern Oregon llcm-fits by Ha In.
KCHO. Or.. Nov. 20. (Special.)
Heavy ralnn In t!il vicinity the past
few day have been a great benefit to
tb Kail-sown grain a well aa th
road. !?t of th farmern put their
grain la while Die ground waa dry,
trusting for a rain which has now
com, making th outlook hopeful at
this early data.
Ir. oyo Recovrriu;?. -
Dr. Allan T. Noyau, of this city, who
has been aerioualy ill at St. Vincent's
Moopiiai tor tn pi iew uiw. 4 44.-
Idly recovering and Is expected to be
. . , l .
able to leave mat institution a rnun
time. H haa been confined to nts oea
In ih ho.pital since Tiiedsy
Pimiesipple
YOUR family will enjoy these rich, juicy
slices of Hawaiian Canned Pineapple.
A tempting dessert, healthful and economical
10c to :5c a can according to
size of can and grade of quality
cheaper thin it's ever been before.
ASSOCIATION' OF HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE PACKERS
GARLAND BCIIOIKC CHICAGO (5)
1 1 aiinmwii 111 rr 1 ' T
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SAVE MONEY AT SIMONg
Your dollars have the greatest buying power at this store and we
defy competition. Free delivery on purchases of $1.00 or over
SUGAR
with othr purchases of One
over. Monday only.
Imlt of 1.x Worto.
GROCERIES
25c Jelly, jar 150
20c Cherries, 4 cans for 5t
15c Prunes, pound..-. 10(J
10c Prunes, 6 for 23
Regular 10c Peaches, 4 for 230
10c Black Figs, pound 50
10c Kippered Herring, can 50
10c Salmon, 4 for 250
25c Catsup, 3 for 2.0
15c Catsup 50
CONDENSED MILK 5r.
1 I
nrsular JOc. l.lmlt of nve
TRUSTEES IN CHARGE
Lewiston Land & Water Com
pany Embarrassed.
ENTERPRISE IS GREAT
Frank Ilobcrtoon," of Uoberteon &
i:vlns. Portland, and William
Tlaompaon, Idaho Trust Coin
puny, IiCleton, Receiver.
Embarrassed because of th unusual
conditions of the past few years and
their serious reaction upon It busi
ness, the Lewiston Land & Water Com
pany has bec-n placed in the hands of
a receiver, nana for a reorganization
will be prepured and submitted at the
SIMON'S
0 J. SIMON
R & BRO.
earliest possible caie. pepsin, which 110 i-wumui-h mo 0..r.-
A very large proportion of the stock est known remedy for indigestion, con
. . .. h.M in Portland. . ..., .i ,,.,m, irm.hi
in Id V 'K J ....... -r..
and the Jewtston wno ........ . .
pany was one of the largest and most
preientloua orchard land enterprises
tn th Northwest. -
Frank Robertson, of the firm of
Robertson A Ewing. of Portland, and
William Thompson, president of tne
Idaho Truat Company, of Lewiston.
havo been appointed receivers. Mr.
Robertson left last night for Lewiston
to consult with Mr. Thompson.
The condition of the company is not
regarded as desperate, nor even very
" ?. tha oresent time HO
suits hive been filed against the com
pany, and perhaps tue .
obligation U $3.ono delinquent taxes
and water rates due. Both of these
items are a prior lien under the
Idaho statutes, and as the company
found Itself unable at this time to
sccuro the necessary funds, the di
rectors decided to place- the property
in the hands of receivers, which will
enable them to borrow on receivers
certificates sufficient amount to
cover all pressing claims.
Asacta Exceed Liabilities.
The last published statement of the
company showed, assets of 12.676,296.25
with liabilities of S1.279.H7.29. The
bonded Indebtedness amounts to $90t,
7U0 and is made up of four separate
issues. The amount of bonds remain
ing unpaid under bond Issue No. 1 is
120 000: bond Issue No. 2, $41,000; bond
issii No. 3. $172,000. These three Issues
are all secured by first mortgages on
separate tracts of land.
1 an .uu,.'u" - . ,
outstanding, collateral 1 trust and coupon
!-.. 4. th. .mount of 1239. JOU.
UQIC8 IO ...w ....w ... -
The principal asset as mown ny ms
Statement conwists
real estate
I ' arv . A I" " it '
Your Grocer
Sells It
or
-1
20 Lbs.
for . . .
Dollar or
of Sucar lo Knch Cnatomcr.
Solid Pack Tomatoes, 4 for
10c Peas, 4 for
10c Beans, can
15c Beans, 4 for
250
230
..50
250
15c ABC Sardines, 3 boxes 250
20c Walnuts, 2 pounds for 250
25c Almonds, 2 pounds for.... 350
20c Washing Powder, 2 for. .250
10c Dixie Tie, 2 packages for. .50
Choice Flour, sack $1.15
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SALVAGE STORE
131-133 FIRST
Family
Compound of Simple Laxative
Herbs Recommended for
Constipation
When a remedy has stood the test of
critical analysis and strong competition
for over a quarter of a century and es
tablishes Itself as the indispensable
household remedy in thousands of
homes, it is pretty good evidence of its
efficacy.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Tepsin has been
on the market since ISS'.i, its use being
gradually extended tjntil now It Is gen
erally regarded by drussit as the
staple family laxative. It is a combi
nation of simple laxative herbs, free
from opiates or narcotic drus. gentle
In its action and positive in effect. It
coats only fifty cents a bottle and can
be purchased In drugstores everywhere.
Mr. Frank Klima, of 2309 Ashland
Ave., Baltimore, Md.. wrote Dr. Cald
well recently that he had tried about
everything without bein helped until
he got a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, which he considers tne great
I K
valued at $1,598,350 and contracts ora
land sold, $196,150. The amount due
from the irrigation company, a 'sepa
rate corporation, is $470. ouO.
Two Reason Clven.
Two reasons are given for the em
barrassment of the company. The first
Is because of default in payments of
a large amount of contracts for lands
sold. At one time the company had
on its books land contracts in excess
of $1,000,000. During the past four
years, owing to financial conditions,
contracts to the amount of over $600,000
have been cancelled. Lack of deman4
for orchard lands is ascribed as a sec
ond cause.
The project is located at Lewiston.
Idaho, and comprises about 8000 acres
of land, of which 5500 acres have been
subdivided into 40-acre blocks, sur
rounded by streets, each block being
subdivided into five-acre tracts, prac
tically all of the platted land con-
"Mother" writes: "My son and daugh
ter have reached the ages of 21 and 19.
Both of thorn have grown up quickly
and are well formed and strong look
ing, but they are neither of them strong
and active as I had hoped they would
he. They both are weak and timid.
They are listless and forgetful and I
am much alarmed over their condi
tions." Answer: . Your children have both
grown large at the expense ,of their
strength. Their systems need a good
bracing tonic and builder. Three grain
cadomene tablets will Do splendid for
them and should make them strong
and healthy in a short time.
.
"Miss C" writes: "I am so light In
weight that my friends call me 'Bubble.'
I am very thira and pale. I want to in
crease my weight."
Answer; What your system requires
is a good blood and nerve tonic. Such
you will find in three grain hypo-nu-clane
tablets. Take these tablets with
your meals and they will cause proper;
assimilation of your food. I always
recommend these tablets to increase
the weight. '
"R. Tl. No. 2" asks: "Will wou please
tell me what is the matter with me and
teil me what 1 may jret to muke me
well? I have constant misery in my
back on both sides, have headache all
the time, and my. leet and limba. In
MEN'S
FURNISHINGS
Reeulir 4.50 Norfolk 9 flfl
Corduroy Coats go at iffvliUvl
Regular 7.50 Heavy J OC
Mackinaw Coats so at 9tH
lieg-ular J3.50 Heavy COCK
Mackinaw Shirts go at iUJ
Regular J2.50 fine Woolen ff I CfJ
Shirts, all sizes, go at JliJU
Kerular 50c lien's Fleeced OCp
lTnderwear eoes at MU
All Men's, Women's and
Children's Rubbers at
HALF-PRICE
PAINTS
Chi-Namel Stains on sale 0 1 CfT
at eallon li0U
$2.70 Varnishes on sale at C I fin
the gallon 0 I .UU
House Paints are now on 91 0C
ealo at, the gallon UliAl
Shingle Stains are now on Cnr.
sale at. gallon ,uu
Regular BOc Floor vax on I up
mi. u t tha nound I vw
12. no Cedar Moo Oils on
$1.00
sale at, gallon
ST.
NEAR
ALDER
Needs
91 K. l-'IlAMv KLIMA.
Get a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Tepsin from your driggist. and keep it
in the house. A trial botttle. free of
charge, can be obtained by writing to
Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 104 Washington
St., Monticello, 111.
sists of apple and pear orchards, most
of which are now bearng.
YAKIMA APPLES ARE FIRST
Washington State Student Jiulsres
Win Trophy From Idaho.
SPOKANE. Wash., Nov. 20. The
Yakima district won first prize today
at the eighth annual apple show, in
progress here, the winning exhibit
comprising lOu boxes of winesaps.
Spokane Valley district growers won
second prize on Winter bananas. The
Wenatchee district came within a frac
tion of a point in the race for second
place.
In the apple-judging contest between
teams of college studenUs Washington
State College, defeated the University
of Idaho nnd won the silver trophy.
Tho questions answered ' below are
general in character, the symptoms or
diseases are given and the answers will
apply in any case of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free
may address Dr. Lewis Baker. College
Bldg.. College-Kllwood Sts.. Dayton, O.,
enclosing self-addressed stamped en
velope for reply. Full name, and ad
dress must be given, but only initials
or fictitious name will be used in my
answers. The prescriptions can be
filled at any well-stocked drugstore.
Any druggist can order of wholesaler.
fact my whole body swells. The urine
I pass is very little and a kind of dark
brown. It seems to be going into my
blood."
Answer: You did not say how long
rou have been suffering, but you have
a well developed case of kidney trou
ble. Start at once taking balmwort
tablets. They should get your kidneys
in good order in a little while.
...
"L. w." writes: "My blood is in bad
condition. I suffer with constipation
and my tongue is always coated. My
skin is dark and I have pimples and I
feel tired all the time, but 1 am too
nervous to sleep. Please prescribe. '
Answer: Oet a tube of three grain
sulpherb tablets (not sulphur) and take
according to directions. They will clean
your blood, aid digestion and relieve
constipation. When you get your blood
pure, the other symptoms disappear.
. .
"Lucile" writes: "I want to get rid
of dandruff and itching scalp. What
would you suggest?"
Answer: In my practice I have pre
scribed the same treatnent for seven
years to overcome dandruff, and thou
sands are satisfied there is nothing
better than the use of plain yellow
minyol. Minvol contains no alcohol,
and cleans and vitalizes the scalp. It
tends to strengthen the scalp and gives
life, luster and health to the hair.
.
"W. W. C." writes: "I have painad
so much flesh that I'm all out of pro
portion and I do not teel good. hat
will reduce my weight?"
Answer: Five errain arbolone tablets
are the most effective and safest re
ducers I know of. They are harmless;
come in sealed tubes with comvlete di
rections. Adv. ...
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