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tzib Oregon sUnday journal; , Portland. Sunday morning, june3, xeci.
FIGURES GAINING '
W REALTY SALES
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Tone of Real Estate 'Llarket Is . Improving With
; the -Totals . , Larger Than Previous Week-1-
' Baying i& Suburban Sections -
Simple Story of a Former and His Wife of Th&r Ef-
forts . to Produce Cream Good Enough
, Qrsde for Hazelwood Butter.
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16,(86.00
Monday
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Wednesday ;" . , , V
Thursday . ... t . v
Friday ............
Saturday
2MS.OO
18.S87.00
25,011.01
8,478.00
24,254.00
Permits.
I 8.200
28,600
' 8,700
' 2,400
15,840
12,850
rotala for week... $116,123.01
Cotala laat week.. 10J.221.M '
Gains this week... 11.801.21
Loss this vMkxiaY; ', V"
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112,182
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'V i v;"'; Oalns la ' Sealty.
t With, gains of 112,001 In this week'
realty sales over those of the previous
week, real : eetate dealer do Hot hesitate
In saying that business ln picking up
and that within short time a greater
activity 'than has ever been noticed In
this city ; wlU be In full ' swing; The
total t recorded "sales' Mf or ; the " week
amounted to 1118.128.02, as against
this ween one ti tne uungs so easily
noticeable was the selling- of so much
suburban : property. The movement' in
that line has never' been So great as It
is now and dealers are not finding any
I trouble In locating- the cause.- - All over
I the city during 'the past week, and es
pecially - on - the east side,, there has
I been at least a 10 per cent advance In
rents. . This makes the third advance
of 10. per cent in. that-section during the
present year; and rents are' beginning to
touch only the1 high places.- There are
targe numbers of workmen who have not
received any. material .advance In their
I wages during that period, and this Works
a hardship upon them.. The result is
generally that they-are forced to move
and find cheaper auarters. Most of them
Invest In suburban property where they
can pay small sum down and they
obtain a large amount of time to settle
the balance. Although there are Quite
a number of bouses unrented. there is
hardly a desirable one to be found in
- entire lot. and if perchance one is
found the rents are found to have been
advanced. ' ' ,. - ,..
There were not so many building per
mits Issued during . Uve .week, .neither
were there any large buildings begun.
The total permits Issued during the six
days amounted to 871,600, as against
$112,482,' a loss In this week's business
of 140,712.
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fThis "human document , attests,, as no description couldVtl
pains to which dairy loik .are going in order to send to fortlal
work on the large new Columbia thea-Cream that is pure and' untainted.
a on the cnrnura of TTnurtinth. Wash I . . r:- I ,
Like scores of other'; similar letters on file in. the office of the
shall be absolutely pure. ' The letter, in full,, i
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PORTLAND, OREGON
COUNTY
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Tor the last few weeks' an, epidemic
- tit toosllltis has prevailed at the county
hospital. " Several paXlents who -were in
the convalescent stage from other dis
eases have had relapses. Finally, Dud
Icy Evans,, the county health - officer,
was sent for by Dr. Geary, the county
physician, and requested to' make an in
vestigation as regards the -, causes of
the epidemic.'' He made the disconcert
jng discovery that the sanitary condi
tions at the institution are in very bad
condition. . ' f ' ,
For some time an old-fashioned sewer
as been used at the ( hospital. The
cesspool became filled ' and the pipes
rlog-g-ed, causing the poisonous gases to
permeate the building:. m . . " -
Reallxlngr that something: i'niust y be
idone Immediately, 'Health Officer Evans
reported what ; he ; had ? learned to 1 the
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county icourt: "After a conference vlth
Dr. Woods Hutchinson, the state health
officer, it was .decided that what is
known as a septic tank would probably
have to be installed. ' . .
i Acting- on this theory the health offi
cer, went to flajem Friday to secure
some practical knowledge of the work'
lacs of the septlo tank which has been
In use at .the asylum for the insane for
the last year. Engineer 'Strang reported
that It had proved In the highest degree
successful. With the addition of , filter
beds,1 the engineer said, the -septlo tank
may be employed in the largest cities.
In the last year a ton of hayhad been
dumped Into the tank, and yet no per
ceptible sediment. Is to be discovered.
Judge Webster and County Commis
sioners Barnes and , Llghtner have un
der consideration, the project of install
ing a sepuo lanK at me noepitai in tne
near future. ' Plans ' and practlAl sug
gestions will be received from Engineer
Strang in a few days, and work will be
gin on the new: system as soon as pos
sible.
SEEKS PAY FOR
BROKEN CONTRACT
Suit was filed in the circuit, court yes
terday by .'T.-E. Jefferson to recover 848,-
250 from the William K. White company
on an alleged breach of contract.
The company ' does ' business in this
territory, though its home office is lo
cated at Bloomlngton.HL . Jt manufac
tures and sells' automatic drive-gates.
Jefferson had contracts for selling the I
product of the company exclusively in
certain territory, and alleges that ' the
company failed to live up to the terms
of Its agreement, causing him to lose the I
amount of money named in ; the fore-1
going, . .,;i'vfi-'' -:"V, -; '-
. According '. to ; the complaint,-: Jeffer
son had. oontraots .to sell goods la 100
counuesi in wasningion, ' uregon - ana
California. He afterward .secured ' the
right to sell the gates In any county in
the country, with the added prlvUege of
selling . agencies, on which he received
commissions. He asserts that the com-1
pany notified him on June 1 that it I
would sell no more' agencies through
him, : and -made It Impossible - for him
to carry - out the . terms of his agree
ments with men whom he had already
made arrangement with to dispose of I
the gates. . . . ..... , '
Of .the money sued for, 125,000 is es-l
tlmafed as the amount which he could
have secured on future sales and
commissions, had the company not failed
to live up to Its agreement, as charged.
Schedule of Steamer T. J: Potter.
The seaside steamer T. J. Potter will
leave ' Portland, Ash ' street dock, for
Astoria and Ilwaco as follows: .,
June 88, Tuesday, 8:00 a. in. - -June
29, Wednesday, 1:00 a. in '
June 80, ' Thursday, 8:00 a. ra, ,
July 1 Friday, 9:00 a m. , ,
July S. Saturday. 11:11 a. m.
Get transportation and berth tickets
at O. , Jt. A N. ticket office. Third and j
Washington streets. ",
CURED HIM OF
RHEUMATISM
Without a Drop of
1 Medicine or. Diet
ing At All, At a
Cost of $20.00
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MEN'S
You can dress better arid pay less. . Ask
your neighbor about this popular .; store;
SUITS is
"An actual; saving of from $2.50 to $5.00
Genuine 415.00 to $30.00 Suits going at
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50
ENTIRE SUIT
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Oar Famoas $5.00 Line of Boys' 2-Piecc Salts now only.
Boys' 50c Straw Hats and Shirts 4nly,..
..25c
UNUSUAL SELECTION OF. HIGH-
GRADE CLOTHING AT -
Portland's :
Best : ;
Clothing Store
MORRJSOfH
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Xr. V. X'roltoa. Yaturopato.
A Grateful and Happy
Han
'L, Esmana ef 281 rremont street is sa-
otber who praises the skill of Dr. M. .
rulioD ' ihe celeorsud , womsa ' who cares
nd Ms cured so many cIUwbs of Port'
land and the stste br her efficient,, drag.
less trestment. Bpeiklng ' of this wonder,
fal physlelsa. lb. Usinum, vhe Is is th
employ, of Tlaaetntt,- Mayer A po., said:
"I as so bsdly afflicts that fee three
months I could Dot and did not ' lie ia bed
or sit dowa to my meals. At Bight I
would leea ever my bed kneeling upon the
Boor and get what rest I coo Id la that at
titnda I .took my meals either standing
or in the same posture. I tried medlca
Oortora without reuei ana nau jitm oa
patent ' medlclnea, atlU , was ; growing
worse.' One day a lady neighbor told ma
of Dr. Tnltoe, and ' I read the testimonial
of John Kenroa of. Clackamas county la
Xbe Journal, la which he related the cir-
icumstances ef hla afflleUou and how Dr.
Vultoa cured him. - - - ,
I 1 therm pon concluded v to give the re
nowned r Naturopath a trial myself,: and
was completely cured ia 13 treatments at
in expense of 120. Her charges are
treatmenU for 810, and I took 18, paid her
20, and am as well as I ever was la my
nfe. I have -not had an ache, or ; twtnse
of pain "since.-1 By her1 '. method of treat
ment I had no. drug or other bills to pay,
ss that my total expenae, so far as a care
was concerned, amounted to 830. ;J1 eoet
amounted to nothing compared with what I
paid before, for no relief at -an. i. sj
"I V gtadly subscribe my name t! this
testimonial, hoping 'that by It some - other
rheumatic may read its words 1 and go to
.Dr. Fulton and. be .cured. '
Mr. Hamann ia a mae of eboat 45, and
ewoS ; his ewa ; home,' surrounded ' ny as
acre of Hue sfrulta and berries, ia Upper
Alblna. ' Ia the vernacular of . the tinMs,
be is "well flxed,; but bad he, eonilaned
the eld obsolete methods of treatment he
doubtless would have waited bis substance
on drugs' that would never have cured him.
Dr. Fulton has made : Some remarkable
cures of rheumatlam la Portland. ' She has
also cured many eases of appendicitis, and
there is not a case of female trouble that
aha - cannot speedily . cure without either
druge knife, j . . .
Her work is f P08mVB, Ihere Is no
queatioa about that. . 1
tntereetea persona are invited to oall or
DrJ.J.FuItbn
TITX 8s, urwu Bmsnra, 7AEX abtj
Offlc Soun- te 18 a. 1 U p. m.
none Kaia 8188.
Drank Jmpure Water-
, How He Fixed It'
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Wiling to Be Taught
Curries the Cows
Proof that Albert Anderson and A. 11
Brooks, both of whom were committed
to the cenitentlary at Salem for, for-1
gery, told the authorities the truth when
they asserted that saws had been smug
gled into the county Jail with which the
Inmates expected to make a break, was
obtained yesterday morning. Thirteen
saws, hidden between two boards, hol
lowed out at the edges where they were
Joined together, were ,4ound by Jailer
Jackson and sheriffs deputies, while an
other saw was discovered hidden In a I
bunk. . The last saw bore the marks of I
usage, though none of .the bars at the
Jail had been sawed. -,
The ooara in wnicn me saws were
concealed - was located in cell No, ,
corridor No. 8. occupied by John Mc
Carthy, whom Anderson and Brooks de
clared the ringleader in the plot to
break Jail, and Fred Wilson, held with I
W. H. Jdeeban : on tne enarge . or v at
tempting to rob Harry Kinney, a saloon
keener.-
Information has been received by tne
officials that four mors saws are hid
den somewhere In the- JalL A close
watch will be. kept la the effort to lo
cate them. ' v ' . . ' '-
The 'Utmost secrecy was maintained
by the authorities regarding their dis
covery. A rumor was in circulation yes-1
terday morning that the saws had been
found, but little credence was placed in I
the story on account of the Jail having
been searched six or seven times re
cently, with ; small ' reward. Yesterday
afternoon, however, the officials ad
mitted that the rumor was founded on
fact i . '
As a reason f of Secrecy, it Is stated,
the authorities have learned where the
contraband articles were purchased, and
expect to apprehend, the purchaser. All
dealers in hardware , in the city have I
been notified to rie up", every person
purchasing such articles In the future in
HaV: Ia h. ahlA fn iftanflfv them if an I
other attempt should be made at Jail I
breaking. -, t J , ,
It la known now that the saws were
U- Hizeiwood Crcanj Co--, , '
" V Deaf Sir: Yours of late date re-
ceived. The trouble with my cream
pure ,water. They were drinking
out of a small wet .Weather water x
i course' that runs past itrid below the ;
t cow.barn, getting the drainage th'ere-
' rom 11,19 is the use Pf aJt the
bad flavor of my cream. .V -V, :
. JJ'Y my shovel and.went along -t
the Tittle ditchand wherever a cow
' could get her-nose in I tcrt r. ;
as to let the water, run swift, or. filled1
i,u as Dest i could, and I will watch'
and prevent it some way hereafter.
Please excuse me this time, v v .
f; ! While; I; realize what a' serious
thing it is to send cream that; is not
pure, vet I am willing to be taught
, to look sharp to the details of dairy
ing if I would succeed.. Otherwise
. I am doing'all right. t :
J curfy my cows arid wash their
, teats and udders and keep them on a V
pretty good stable floor with gutter
v feet from stanchion. Clean back
before milking, and immediately af-'
ter milking each cow strain through
three thicknesses of cheese cloth into
a 10-gallon milk can with a faucet in '
. bottom setting on drophead wheel-
barrow. , - , . -
. When done , milking. I run , my"
wheelbarrow to the aeparatdr abbut
$00 feet from the cow stable: and
; hoist can above separator with rope "
and oullev. After
ins umijur; rttidmc inio wen cieansed, scalded and aired
, - . bucket, tie one or two thicknesses off
. , cheese cloth over it and hang up in
' a cool, airy place until next milking,
, then empty mto five-gallon 1 can ty:
: "Ji. Ship. j 4 ,rv V f.y ''' i'W
. Wife helps. me. milk our; seven 1
, ' cows. She is very particular about
' cleanliness. We are willing to be
taught. .
1 Handle us gently and we will come
out all right y You may; use': this '
; ' case of impure drinking water con- ;
. ' taminating cream as an illustration,,
' t but . I , know that ; you will kindly .
.v' withhold my name and place. I will
do better. I will watch out for such
:'j ( things as fast as they are brought to
my notice." - h ' ; t-
; Yours for God and hom anH a . .
"Yours for. Clean Dairy, clean dairy. ; ' '
tre on the corners of Fourteenth, Wash
ington - and Burnslde streets - Is being I
VMieavtJhi rnrarawi easi aaktiiiir. eiei vnsisiirisi ' ,n ,
and the contractors expected to have the Hazelwood Cream Co., this letter breathes a spirit! of noble deter-;
otTeatrie eterythirig' necessary . toward producing .mam' that'.
xne wora or nuuaing tne lower woras fthal1 hi ahnl.it.lv; nure. The letter, in full, read; t
ing on the corner of West Park and
Washington : streets is going forward
very slowly on account of the fact that
the entire details of the building have
not been planned.'. - , . . '
Mra - Addle- Parrin intends- to buUd
a two-story flat on the northeast cor
ner of Seventh and Mill streets. The
estimated coat Is 15.500. '
Samuel Ronblatt will rnake' repairs
yj.i lwictoi"brlcl(. acructu(. ej-f..e
northwest corner ' of - Fourth and Mor
rison streets, to-cost 14,000. . . , .
' Fred A. Krlbs will erect a two-story
dwelling on the southwest corner of
Twenty-fourth and Johnson '.streets,
which is estimated to cost 111,000.
' ; Among- tha JUaltv Salsa.
- John D. Carson et al sold to . Oak
Park Land company lot I and east 41
feet' lot 12. block zSt,' Couch addlUon;
consideration. 16.000.
Margaret F. Wyatt sold. to Richard
Williams half of east half lota 7 and a,
block J6; consideration, 4J.000.
' Fanny O. king sold to R. P. Ef finger
parcel . Amos N. King donation, land
claim; consideration. $10,000. . -I
Klisabeth and VVUlUm Cox sold to
John Tregas lot 7, block Z7. McMUlen's
addition to East Portland; consideration,
14.000. ,
Anton Rogge et al sold . to Oregon
and Washington Lumber company parcel I
.of land; ; consideration ,500. .
Etta u Htone soia to vonn mernan i
block 1 17, Couch addition; consideration,
16,826.
' Fred Love' sold to Z. J. Buckley gun-
dry lots and tracts; consideration, .
too. ' '
Marie " Arnold sold to -Oregon and
Washington Lumber company parcel
and light of way In James TerwUllger J
donation land,, claim; consideration, i
4,t00. ( '
THIRTEEN SAVS
, FOUND IN JAIL
tas"Ssessaswe"ssiewsBeBj assy .
rxoor of nm of jaix bxxax
BTOmT U FOVsTS MX BZSOOTZBT
OF SAW! ZST OZZ.Xi AT OOTJaTTT
JAZZ. TOOUI . 'SAID TO ' 3KATX
pvsm txvaax ta mx maxr,
Wife Yery Particular
,'Handle Us Gently
Feed Clean
Food
- (Signed.) '
On the other, side of the sheet
the wife adds ia pencil:
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' The cows' teats are fwashed with
warm ' water , before - milking. We
feed, them good, clean Vetch and oat
hay and oil meal. ; Will do all we
can to have better flavor, to our ;
cream. . , 1
(Signed.)'
The foreeoinar letter was in response to a letter from us critifiisrL
ft i ib anown now mat xne saws were . - ,. - . ' . . ' .. .
smuggled into the jail on the night oflincthe Qualitv of the cream beinj? sent us by these people, v, Needless
June through a hole cut in the wire ... . . . tU .1,; .
screen- covering a; window lacing tne I '- 07 ufc v wit mt .twin wn siuj)jiw iwi, uwh awi nu
east corridor. McCarthy Is said to bavel A m-iAinr, (nf H91urnrvl ftiittor .
secured them and to have olaced them wt " -
In their hiding place,
.According to the Information given
the officials, a revolver - was smuggled
into the Jail at the same time. lt is be
lieved that - this statement was ' er-1
roneous, and that the saws were
wrapped In two packages, leading the in
formants to believe- that 'one of them
was a revolver. fi,
Federated Trades Carnival
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Nothing but cream that ia Strictly First Grade, of Finest
Flavor used is in Hazelwood Butter. All cream that does
not grade according to our strict requirements is used for
"Fancy Creamery", butter, of which we manufacture scv-
ito-fvuV ikvVmbtraTW'.trin. -fll brands, all excellent but none so erood as ' HazelwnnH:
and one-third fare for the round trip WhO V0U Want tO ; q0 absolutely SUTC 8S tO quality ask
from Astoria and way points to Port
land. Sale dates June 18 and July 8;
tickets good going on date of sale;
final return of tickets six days from
date of sale, but in no case later than
July 11. 1004. : - - Vt
. 'W. P. Excursion Rates to Estac&Ma
Beginning next Sunday, a round-trip
rate of 25 . cents will be made to I
Oresham; to points beyond,, including
Kstacada, - t cents. tioieu now open.
Muslo and dancing at the new pavilion I
on the banks oi tne ciacxamaa.
your grocer, for i
est Seaside Excorsfon This Season
Xaves Union depot 8 a. m. nxt Sun
day. Secure your tickets at i Alder
street' any time during the week and
avoid the . rush Sunday morning. - Fare j
only 11.60 for the round trip. A good
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KUTTE
peal tat eveix snesepger, -