THE OEGOri DAILY' JOURNAU PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, - lC5t
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An extension of Mm he twio Wn
. kti m aL war.. flJ JL BitHiirrifjn Pill-
At the last national convention of
lumbermen, held In Washington, more
i eomiiu br the olty council, ana I attention u paid, to forestry than to
the matter was again brought up in the j any other topla Tht buroaa of forestry
"council meeting yeslerdsy on a motion has undertaken a, work that will result
to revoke the fi-encMae,. yunng toe in a systematic pian 01 preserving tha
discussion aomo of tha members of tha foraat growth of tha timbered sections
. oounoU expressed tha opinion that tha of tha United States.' One of 1U lm
'. road would never be built, and that It portaat objects la tha forestratloa of
' was a scheme to unload a f ranohlse on tha barren lands of the country, but
eastern capitalist. ; , It also . was man- tha great thin- (or tha northwest is tha
i Jloned that tha rrencn.se waa dsoobuus preservation or ,- tae young t turner
mors valuable, and that If this company growth, which Is being recklessly de-
, ' delayed oommenclng work upon the road, strayed. In the timber1 areas of ' tha
it should pay more for the franchlae. south steps are already being takes
One of the strongest arguments xnaae to . preserve ana nurture the growth
1 la fsvor of revoking tha franchise was of young trees, that It may be a basis
, tha fsot that the residents of Northrup tor lumber products, In the future, v
street were already handicapped with While the primary Object of the for-
cour railway tracks. Mayor WUJlams eatry bureau was to encourage the
gave aa opinion that the council oould growth of .timber In barren sections,
not legally revoke the franchise, as the there is work for It In the preservation
Company was given two years to com- or us great forests of the northwest.
plete tha road. No action was taken.' Tha timber area' of , tha northweat Is
. After objection from Councilman Fie- rapidly being used Up, and tha wasts has
gel on account of the large territory been wanton In past years. ,
Included la tha aaseaeraent district lor ; i 4 Vutn Vt( jft
t'Jl , 7T v leentiy naltea bis old homo In Mains.
iKHmunn ,Mu. , i I where ha ones carried oa a like bust-
. , AacomoDua zdoeass muim i neM, Ha was astonished at tha soaro-
One Of the provisions Of the new oral- jty 0f timber on lands formerly eovered
ranca- presented by the license commit- Wth Immense forests. 'Old fenoo posts
tee specified that tha Hoe use of bill were being dug up to be manufactured
posters be raised from f 100 to f (00 into lumber, and anything that oould be
a year; that employment agents that aawed Into a 1x4 was being worked up.
did a business in the city limits should Small, scrubby pine trees oost a stump
be Used 17.60 a quarter, and those who age of front II to 119, and everything
. sent help outside of the olty should be pointed to the fact that there had boon
classed as general employment agents i woeful wasts In paat years. - , '
A possibility -of the same future con-
dltlons In Oregon and Wsshington Is
Imminent. It Is true that there are
thousands of acres of the finest bodies
of timber that have never been touched
by tha logger, but the demand for lumber
products Is never oeaslng, and It will
Yesterday iwe unloaded the fifth car of Gas
far received this . season, i This, in a measure,
s, so
demon-
' strates me popularity of GAS ONGE for 'cooking. ;
r w
mMo$wiM ill
and nay a Ucenae of (0 for alx months,
The matter was referred back to tha li
cense committee. The provision for li
censing automobiles and vehicles that
carry passengers for hire i par quarter
was tabled. . r
' On motion of Councilman Bentley the
liquor license of R. J. Rohso of Bohse's
park. Fulton, was revoked, and It waa
ordered that 111.61 be returned as re
bete on the to be unused lloenae, It
waa shown that tha manager of tha park
had been twice fined In tha municipal
rourt for selling liquor to minora, and
that tha residents of that section of tha
city had atated that Itohse'a Park was
a drawback to Its commercial Interests,
and was a serious detriment to tha com
munity. - 'i v
Women right Saloons. - '
Immediately after the adjournment of
the council the license committee con
vened . In-, the council chamber, and 19
USES GAS FOR; FUEL
No roasting
while ' the meal is
COO
if' IKaf :Megei
GIVES INTENSE; HEAT
Whbaicwahtec
11 i;est of ehouse,
and none even in the'kitchen
is oven
:;whpn5 the
If yon do not care to pay cash yon can arrange to make part payment each month with tha 121.
be but a few years when tha bUr forests
of the Nshalem and the coast will have
to bo drawn on for supply. Oregon tlm-1
ber Is now put. to a variety of uses, I
and Its products are Increasing. Hun
dreds ot acres of large oottonwoodo on
Sauvles Island, below tha month of the
Willamette, were out down and burned
to gat' them out of the way; that was
before tha eottonwood waa brought Into
ass for tha manufacture of paper. The
big paper mills at Oregon City now use
millions or root or eottonwood annually.
and the paper companies arc now using
S41 the eottonwood that can bo procured
on the Columbia and Willamette rivers
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REMEMBER WE RETURN THE PURCHASE PRICE OF EVERY TENTH RANGE
Q 't 'r:'y--;j;a;SOLfD DURING THE BALANCE OF THIS MONTH. ? . :
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women presented a remonstrance of over I and their tributaries at high rates of
lot names against granting a liquor I stumpsge, :
license to Fred Keifenrath at Twenty
fourth and Vaughn streets. The women
stated that there were six saloons In
that neighborhood and that conditions
were awful One woman stated that a
man had been killed la onq of the sa
loon during tha past year, and that
fights were of frequent occurrence. An
other woman, who had six daughters.
Corporations Are Aroused. ; -
Tha railroads andtimber corporations
are beginning to realise that something
must be dons to stay, the waste of tha
young timber growth; that ths small
trees on logged -off lands must be pre
served from fires naed to destroy the
lashings. . The Northern Paclflo Rail-;
road company and the Weyerbauser
"'r;'' nTt,; V Timber company have applied to the
forestry bureau for plana to1 preserve
and - encourage the growth of young
FIFTH AND YAMHILL STREETS
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children on their war to the Chapman
school. Another woman stated that
. PORTLAND, OREGON
lu"I .v,r. .;rr.r the greatest consumers of timber, and
Sng at To'clock b7 a no?M to ih. tL"mrV2
street On looking out shs noticed three ".: muBt b don tor Us perpetua-
or four girls under II years of age In . Vl, ',Lri -.- 'W writ
a grossly Intoxicated condition, in front ' ri w hfff n
of a saloon. The petition of Keifenrath Jf fSFZEZ-S SSISS SwAi:
for a license was denied, and ths com- JSJf? J-.0 ml
mittee gave the remonstrators to under- jT2?ll?li
stand that . If
the state. ' Fred Blakeley, an eastern
man, ' Is the promoter of s company
that has purchased ths water and light
the proper complaints oonwood grows rapidly, and whsn It plants of the two rival companies that
were lodged It was likely that some of
tha aaloon Ucensos in that section, would
be revoked. , -
The petition cf 8. R. Koberstlne for
a saloon license at III East Twenty
first street was denied, as it was In a
residence section' of ths city. A saloon
at the corner of Rhine and Milwaukee
streets was .ordered to remove Its lo
cation, aa it was within 400 feet of a
school' building.-'","-:'-' -h .'t-,'v.
Mr. Robse. with his attorney, Alex
Sweek, - presented a ' remonatratlon
against, the .revocation' of his license
by the council. He asserted that he
had conducted a reputable business for
the paat 14 years, and that liquor had
been sold to minors when- the park had
been leased to an Italian society on
attains a growth of eight or 10 years,
is of sufficient, felse to be manufac
tured into pulp. ' However, these or
chards of cotton woods have not proved
the success that was expected, and many
of the trees have died. It Is likely that
the cause Is from the lack of oultlvatlon
and attention, for the young growth of
the eottonwood from the scattered seed i
on Its own ground Is spontaneous and:
rapid. As a shads tree the eottonwood.
with proper attention, makes an enor
mous growth.
have been contesting for the business
of Roseburg. One received It power
from a dam in the south TJmpqua at
Roseburg, and the other, from a like
power made by damming the waters of
the north Umpqua at Winchester. The
latter place is five miles south of Rose
burg, and is considered the best water
power in the state south of the falls
at Oregon City. The .volume of water
la large, but the stream is swift, tnrbu
lent and Its bottoms ars obstructed with
The fir tree, Oregon's pHds. Will grow Llnmm of trrasmlar formations of rock.
transplanted almost anywhere In thls I wars It not for these obstructions the
climate, and It spreads rapidly, making atream would i be navigable for large
a inruty srowin. xne wooa irom nun-igrgft steamers. - ' - y.yiy-
dreds of acres of young tirs In Mult-1 1 Work la being pushed on a sawmill
nomah and Clackamas counties Is be- i-.-.. , eanaeltv. which, will soon be
Sundays. - He attempted to explain away ln 'dJD. .!'rJLaf ?,,,Ihl reafl or Pton. The dam Is being
uu . mm" i raisea, ana a suu-iooi sea wau s vnaer
the objections that had been made to
his place, by residents of Fulton and
was given the privilege of presenting a
new petition for a license. He asked
to be permitted to continue his busi
ness until a new Ucenae petition could
t be heard, but it was hinted to him that
v If he eontlnuedfto carry on business af
growth on these lands that are now
bringing In a revenue Of from ISO to
50 per acre from the sale Of wood. , -Lumbering
is classified as fourth In
the line of the great industries of the
United States, but It Is first in Oregon
er ,hls license had been revoked that a :--w""SlB!?!t
It would be at bs own risk.
Journal friends an,:. , readers, when
- traveling on trains to and from Port
' land, should ask news agents for The
Journal and Inaist upon being supplied
with this paper, reporting all failures In
btainlng it to the oflloe of publication. w f '11? -J;.;,.,TiVi
sddresBlna The Journal. Portland. Or.TmlU and wood manufacturing planta in
Representative Honies of Portland
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member 4hat there was no timber construction below, that will protect the
40-acrs storage pond from riaooing. The
company has recently Incorporated un
der the name of the Umpqua Improve
ment company with a . capital stock of
$1(0,000, and the Incorporators are Fred
Blakeley, T. R. Sheridan ; and F. X.
Oettlns. I Mr.' Sheridan Is a banker and
capitalist andLanold rWentrOX- Ross
burg. :-. j:y;i: .:..V!";v.,M.i
It Is the announced Intention of the
company to operate ahlngle mills, sash
and door and box factories In connection
with the sawmill, and to cut and han
dle wood for fuel.
There are fine bodies of yellow fir.
cedar, sugar and yellow pine, as well as
black ah white oak, that can be se
cured for the mill, sugar pmo is tne
highest ? priced lumber in ' the market,
and there is a great demand for it in
the manufacture of furniture. It Is also
used In railroad ear construction.
preservation of ths young timber growth
on the logged-off timber lands is; there
fore, of. the, utmost Importance to Or
egon, , - ' Syy-' y-y' --',-v ';yi;y,
v.,,' "Big JtHI for Soseburay'f.;: 4y'
' From present Indications Roseburg
will soon have one of the largest saw
SAYS NEHALEM COAL
IS OF HIGH GRADE
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RESIDENCE OF W. P. OLDS, COB. UNION AVE. AND HASSALO ST&
' A halftone cut of this building gives but a poor Impression "of its ar '
tut in iiraotv. .i It must be seen to te Appreciated. Massive stone founds- '
4 tlons, chimneys and walls help to carry out the ever popular Colonial
effect. The interior arrangements mre eucn as - to utilise to excellent j
advantsge all available space.- W. O. MCPherson eompany were the -con- ';
tractors for the beating and ventilating Of this pretty boms, ths archlteet -being
Richard Martin. Jr. '",.- s
RENTON COAL MINES
TITLE IN LITIGATION
fSpeelal Dispatch to Tha JoaraaL)
Seattle. June 16. Title to the Ronton
coal mines, worth millions of dollars,
is to be determined by an action In the
superior court ; brought by the heirs
of David Mauer, who settled on the land
more than half a century ago. LKlga
tlon was begun 10, years ago, but how
seems In a fair way to settlement. The
mines are now In .the possession of the
Renton Coal company. ''
' In 1851 Mauer crossed the plains, leav
ing his family" In ' Iowa. . He corres
ponded with the a members '., for years,
constantly promising to . bring them
westward to establish a home. He first
went to California, then came to Puget
sound, and shortly before his death in
1 17 1 took up the Renton land as a home
stead.' ' He acquired title, sold out for
11,000 without securing his. wife's slg
nature to the deed, and fof two years I
after his death the family heard noth
ing of him, The heirs are frying, to get
the property through the rights of the
wife...-. - ' . 1 K. -
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zzrsxAVA zrwoxTx uAairm
, ' (Jovnsl 8paelsl SarTlea.) .. '
Oreencastle, Inct( June IS. Arriving
trains today brougjhthundreds of en
thuslastio youg Christian workers, who
cams to attend the annual state con
vention Of the Epworth League.
- The ''gathering will be formally opened
thla evening with an address of welcome
by Congressman Watson, former presi
dent of the state, league .,, ,. , - ;
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O. M. Rosendale, mining engineer and
metallurgist, has returned from an In
spection of the holdings of the No
halem Coal company, pn the east "side
of Necarny mountain, near the 'mouth
of the Nehalem river.' ' Mr. Rosendale
had a thrilling-experience while riding
on horseback on hi trip Out from th
mine,1 .The wind was blowing at .the
rate , of 10 miles an hour, and ths
mountain trail .bordered on steep.
rocky precipices hundreds of feet in
height, and the roar of the ocean added
to the attendant excitement and dan
ger of the trip. . . . i
Mr. Roaendale's report on the coal de
posits was favorable and encouraging
to the owners of the. thousand-acre
field. ; The coal Is of high quality, poa
seising a high percentage of fuel units,
Dr. Emll Barton owns a 160-aore ooal
tract adjoining and the lands contain
lng coal t deposits aggregate several
thousand acres, Considerable develop
ment work has been done on the com
pany's possessions. and the veins
range from It to 41 Inches In width.
An analysis Of the coal gives the fol
lowing , component parts: Corbon. 41
per cent: hydrogen. 11.04; - oxygen.
11.71; nitrogen. 1.11;, sulphur, .11 ashes,
7.4; water, 1.11. -,),v-- , . sm
y An analysis of the ashes, after the
ooal had been burned, gave the follow
ing results: suicia, - 60.40; alumina,
11.07; Iron plroxlde, 14.40; potash,. 1.01;
lime.-11.10.
The ooal fields are about 61 miles
from Portland on a straight Mine, but
the distance would be further by the
line; of the proposed Nehalem, Tilla
mook and Portland railroad. The build
ing of this road would give Portland a
superior quality of ' coal at minimum
prices, as the haul would be a short
one. ft It is' about 160 miles by -f the
water route to Nehalem' , bay, hut It
will take a large government appropria
tion to , make the mouth of the Ne
halem safe for large vessels.
The proposed railroad Una In the
event that it. shall be built through the
upper Nehalem country, will tap other
promising coai neias. , . .
MrV Rosendale also has been Insnect-
ing some- newiy discovered oonoer d.
posits, near- Tooacco Flams in north
ern Montana. "--'.-.,
Sunshine
Umbrellas
AD silk and alt colors,
.used for rain or sun.
Can be
Boston; Painless Dentists
Are tha onlv dentists In Portland hav
ing tne late ootamcai oiscovery to ap
ply to the gums for Painless Extracting,
Filling and Crownina Teeth, and sruar-
lanteea ior ten years. ' - -
Om 15 SATS HOI1 OT OVT XATZI
Recovering
In 41 different shades and Quali
ties. Prices to please , you. ;.
' ALLESINA
two . Tomii j..
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" Start He. I , ' Store Re, J ,
SM MerriMa St . 284 Wwhlnttoi St.
, Ait wonk contracted for durlnr the
next fifteen days wtu oe a one any tune
in the future at out rate prices. .
Extracting .'.-,,.....,.......,
Uver ruling .,...,...... .80
Fnll Set Teeth ....... ...... 93.00
Bridge Work. ..-,.,. -S3.00
I Eaamlnatlon
Oold PCUlngo . , .a, . . , . ' . .rT6e
Gold Crowns ................... 30
Teeth without Plates ,9MO
Crowns ana snage wots as raw
Prloes a specialty. , Our Patent Doable
Snotioa wui bold your teeu up.
MO STUOBaTTS.
Come In at once and take advantage of
special
guaranteed ; for
lets
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SEASIDE RESORTS
McOUIRE'S
Seaside, pregori v
Kooated la the cry center of ths city,
convenient to railroad and fresh-water
seating on tne neoanioum. rusty sua
Volite attendants. -,-; -
low rates. All work done by s
without - pain: ana
Our offlces have been, established
twelve years. -ff r;i-- ,
Boston Painless Dentists
Fifth 'and ' Morrison streets, . entrance
t 1 H Morrison. : .
BRANCH OFFICES 711 First eve-
Seattle: ' 901 Paclflo ' avenue; Tacoma;
1711 ' Hewitt avenue, Everett.-Wash.
GO SEE
ttAMXXXK OOMKElTOXICBirT.
'.''' (Journal Bpeetit Berrtce.)
; Franklin, Ind... June 16. J. Frank
Hanly of Lafayette. Republican candl-
date for governor of Indiana, delivered
the address to . the graduates at the
Franklin College commencement today.
The graduating class waa one of tha
largest in the history of the institution.
Dr. Amos Garner,
Dr. a A. Bartlett
! The Oregon
Infirmary of Neuropathy
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y Chronio Diseases, Deformities, Spinal
Curvature, - Joint Diseases, eta perma
nently cured byJateat approved natural
methods , '
The MAONO-ELECTRIC ROBB pos
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V Examination free.
Hours I a. m, to I p. m. Phone Red 1281
Remodeled, rebuilt and furnished.)
-. upen ror tne season oi ivv.
Beauvdir Heights
Portland's Unset and most piotnxesque
building site. It is dlreotly'on ear line.
Water mains laid. , Bplaadid ' view of
entire i citv. . Quick ear aervlca. Vnra.
clear, ! healthful air. Perfeoi, natural
THE HARVEST HOME .uWnnSia Viiit m, .u .
aTos. KbXsul Troa. r - i rr IJJsy eaereo. jsasy
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Prloes: 11.81 per day. 18.00 per weak, 1 trl.tr a
beds tie and SOo, meals 88 cents. UUAiUU L,VLS aiOU
Children under It. years at half rates. $jo.O Down and $SoO per Month
i TUflniM nr. bwmb mm kawi sutiM. ah
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Columbia Real Estate S Trust Co.
77hs MoJCDurhMe v.;..
':i i. Tog Bale Mr- r$:is:.'; K'l
9, A. UAULMXMk - CO- 111 First St
9. 9. KAS9BBJCT lll.Firat 8t(
TBOwaaxsaa PAzarr u on co- ' ,
" 121 urana Ave. ;;
O. GEE WO ,
The Qreat Chlaesa Doctor t k,y
The Driftwood:
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Hot and cold water baths in connection, i
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A Boynton : Furnace
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Oraylag, Sxpresslng and General fobbing
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