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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST fl, 1804.
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SCENE AT' THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEETING
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The trio In tha center are Thomas Taggart of Indianapolis, tha new chairman; Urejr Woodson of Kentucky, the
saw secretary, at bis right, and Senator D. B. Hill, with hie hat on tola knee. ' -
VETERANS WILL
MEET IN BOSTON
COMXlTOr JTATIOJIAXi MCAJaTMXVT
or oun aurt oi1 umuo
wzu mm on or most siqwitx
; cast in zktxkjiitiho arxa
t- (Journal Bnertal Bei tits.-'-"
DnatAn. bfaaa..- Alls.: . Tha . local
committee" qn arrangements expresses
confidence that tha coming national en
campment of tha Grand Arm jr. of tha
, Republic In Boaton will be ona of the
moat significant, moat Interesting and
- moat largely attended reunions- aver
held by tha yeterana 'of tha civil war.
.It ha a been many years alnca .the vet
. erana wara entertained - as tha guests
of this city,' but the reception than
:. given tha membere of the Grand Army
was one of tha moat notable experi
ences in tha history of tha order. It is
tha apparent purpoae of tha people of
Boaton and vicinity to make thla en
campment atlll mora noteworthy. The
axpert testimony of pasaenger ; agenta
' whoaa roada reach Boaton directly or
indirectly la that the crowd win aur-
pass . any aeen here since tha great
Knights Templar conclave in iss.
. Boaton ia especially attractive to
moat of the membera of Ihe Grand
Army on account of ita historic asso
' clatlona and tha prominent part It took
. In the events leading tip to 4he conflict
between tha states. There la no city
in the country In which the G. A. R.
and similar organlaatlona flourish mora
than they do In Boston. ', Tha various
Grand Army postsftbe city and of
tha entire atsta In fact, together with
. tha local organlaatlona of the W, R. C,
Ladles of tha G. A. R-'and Bona of Vet
erans, have entered enthusiastically Into
tha work of preparing for tha reception
I1U ..1.1 III Ull. V. . , tik..v.v
coming .encampment. If tha welfare
and comfort of every atranger here on
- that occaalon are not. amply provided
for It certainly will not be tha fault of
the local committees.
"Sight Warship-. '.
Tha whole" city will - bo handaomely
dressed for tha occaalon. v Flags, fea-
toons, streamera and banners will deo-
t . In nrnf nalnn ntlhllo and Drlvata
Duliainga; uubiiiob tMucn .uu
' dences. The arrangements for tha deco
.linn r,t u.i.hrlr' hull have been
completed. - Tha bare walla and some
what scanty usual adornment of the
. lg edifice will be hicaen from sight
' and beautified by an array of bunting,
, emblema and decoratlona happily chosen
and displayed to produce a brilliant and
artistic effect. -
To aaalst 'in tha general demonstra
tion Secretary Morton haa given hla
' word that at leant eight ships of -the
''navy shall ba in Boaton waters during
the week of tha reunion. . These will in
clude the training ahlp Hartford. Far
ragut'a old flagship, and tha second tor
' pedo flotilla, composed of the torpedo
boat destroyers, Whipple. Hopkins. Wor
. den, - Lawrence, Stewart, Truxton and
' McDonodgh. Arrangementa will b
made for Uioae who desire to go on
'board i tha warahipa and aea at does
, range aomethlng of the aea fighting
power of tha United States.
Three Day' Session.
Tha aeaaiona of tha reunion , will last
for three days, beginning on Tuesday,
. tha ISth. The entertainment of the
veterana and their friends, however,
' will cover the entire week. Probably
the most Interesting festures of tha en-
' tertalnment program will be carried. out
on Thursday, when the -veterana will be
taken on an , automobile ride to tha
placea of historic Interest about Boaton.
Leaving tha city early In the afternoon
, they will go. through Cambridge, Arllng
ton, Lexington and Concord, the terri-
' tory made famous by tha patriots of
tha Revolution, and along tha British
line of retreat, which followed those
early victories of tha .American arms.
' Tha termination of tha route-will ba at
Concord, returning by way of Sudbury
and Newton. '
Tha aama evening there will be given
. tha parade of Illuminated float a. which
promisee to ,beone of tha most bril
liant featurea ever arranged for tha
' entertainment of tha Grand Army Vet
erans. The parade will paaa over the
surface railroads of tha city and will
consist of sixteen tableau cars. There
ara to ba nearly 10.000 electric lights
In tha make-up of tha floats. The key
note of the entire display will be pat
rlotiam. The first tableau will be aha
"Birth Of the Flag." In whienthe God
diss of Liberty appears, Tha -second
float will represent the purchase of
i Louisiana In 1803. Other floats .will' be
"Ocean Conquered" In the Year J8U,"
The Land of Flowera," depicting tha
state of Florida; "Triumph of States
manship,"! "Triumph- of Electricity,"
"Lone Star." "Eldorado," "The Triumph
Of Diplomacy," '"The Reunion," "Tha
Midnight Sun," "Triumph of Engineer
ing," "Triumph of Flnanoe," "The Pearl
of the Pacific." and tha final float. "Our
New Poasesslons."
Another novel feature of ths enter
tainment program will he's fish dinner
to ba given on Friday of reunion week.
Tha dinner will ba aerved at Bass Point,
nd on tha trip the visitors will have
an opportunity of freeing Nahant and
.. neighboring places.
During the week ' Boston's historic
wiaeawsa- ' less 11 U ill
church, Faneull hall. King's chapel and
- tha Bunker Hill monument, will ba open
' ta tha general public.
TINY JAP CONQUERS
. . .
A BEEFY RUSSIAN
. Down by tha Oceania dock yesterday
afternoon a Russian and a. Jap engaged
in one of the fiercest fights that haa
been aeen-won the waterfront for many a
day. It lasted abmrt-10 minutes and
thoae who wltneased tha affair aay that
the subject of the csar waa placed en
tirely out of commission. Bruised and
bleeding from a doaen wounds made by
the lightning -rights and lefta ef the
Invincible little brown man he had J to
ba supported when ha went staggering
from tha field of battle.
Captain Garrloch, commander of .the
Rajore, says that the conflict occurred
not far from where hla ahlp la lying,
and that it was tha meana of attracting
A great crowd. Ha describes the Rus
sian aa being a young man weighing
more' than 00 pounds, while tha Jap
would tip the scalea at little mora than
half that amount. They were both
railroad laborers. No one - but ' them-
selves appeared to know what they were
fighting. about, but tha popular presump
tion among thoae who had congregated
on the acena waa that the belligerents
had a mutual hatred of each other on
account of tha little bout in which their
countrymen' are engaged in the far east
All afternoon the men had been work
ing side by aide with pick and ahovel.
changing remarks In language not gen
erally understood by the other workmen,
and all at onca they threw down their
toola and leaped at each - other with
hatred depicted upon their every feature.
Tha. Russian made a vicious lead with
his right for the wind, but his agile
little antagonist dodged the blow. ; Then
the latter gave an exhibition of oriental
boxing that caused -the spectators Mo
stare in amazement.' He appeared to be
all fists and they 'were landing at' will
upon tue physiognomy of tha big man
who. kept dodging helplessly about in
order to avoid punishment. But ha waa
too clumsy, -anduthe Jap kept him going
until he waa completely finished.- The
Jap escaped without a mark..
COURT CAME NEAR
BREAKING THE LAW
It was discovered yesterday morning
by Attorney W. M. Cake that tha circuit
court waa about to break tna law mak
ing Labor day a holiday. IX Is provided
by section ! of tha codes that Labor
day ahall be a public holiday, which pre
cludes the -transaction tf court business
on that day. Labor day is 'ths first
Monday In September, and this year
falls on the 6th of the month, ,
It had been announced that Presiding
Judge George would call the motion book
and trial docket on September t. '. All.
caaea now at lasue were to. be'placed on
the docket and called bn that data. When
Judge George learned that September 6
would be Labor day he changed. jhe date
for calling the motion book nd trial
docket to Tuesday.: -September . He
declared tha court did not care to set
so bad a precedent aa breaking the law.
REALIZE BENEFITS
OF HATCHERIES
uamn vncBfexs or ran nra
VOOX SAUCOV sura COLUXBIA
mxTZB raoDUOT or nonai
Tioir nuurr rouow astajtob
ovass.
I Burdock' Blood Bitters gives a man a
dear head, an active brain, a strong,
vigorous bodymakes him. fit for the
aitla of Ufa,
i , ' "-r . '.
-(Special Dispatch to The Journal.!
'Astoria. Aug. i.- Tha benenta of tha
salmon hateherles ara now being realised
by the flaharmen.of tha Columbia river.
Immenaa numbers of fine chlnook flah
have entered tha river, and the packing-
nouses android atorage planta ara all
but blocked. At every cannery and
cold . atorage one may aea scores of
heavily-laden boats lined up,. each wait
ing Its turn to make delivery. Tha fish
ermen wear amlllng countenances, and
beneath the busy- frown of the packers
lurks a feeling of unalloyed happiness.
The Improved run that came In on
8unday night's flood tide was tha ad
vance guard of tha big run now on.
The Sunday run waa not of hatchery
fish, but tha product of tha propagation
planta came along so ' closely behind
th advance guard . that there waa
scarcely any distinguishing feature, so
far .aa supply waa concerned. - Tester
day the first of tha hatchery fish showed
up and the scenes along tha river front
caused the eyes of strangers to bulge
from their sockets.
- Oillnats rare Beat. . ,
As has been the case throughout tha
present unstesdy season, the glllnet fish
ermen, constituting the vast bulk of
the beneficiaries, farad best. They
made two deliveries yesterday one
early in the morning and another late
in tha afternoon. Tha boats came in
loaded to the guards, and every pound
of flah -caught waa accepted and paid
for by the packers. Some of tha men
took as much aa ,000 pounda of aalmon
during tha day.
Such hauls netted tha two fishermen
In each boat the magnificent sum of
$300. Other men brought In from 1.100
pounds upwards, realising from $(0 to
$200.
. ' rack Will fcarr
Of course. It ia somewhat early aa
yet to make any predictions aa to tha
probable pack of tha year, but. if the
present splendid run continue and
there la little reason to suppose that it
will fall off materially -the pack will
be almost. If not quite, up to that of
laat year. It I stated jthat tha two
local cannerlee of the Columbia River
Packers' association alone put up 4,100
canes of salmon yesterday.
- Basing calculation upon this state
ment, the packing-houses could " pack
about 200,000' cases -between now and
August It, ao the outlook la not so dis
couraging. Tha canneries have all been
enlarged during the past year, and the
cold storage capacity ia likewise much
greater, so It Is possible for tha dealera
to handle a Very much greater quantity
of fish than .was taken care of during
ltot.
- - ' Flat Bate Ahaoanoed.
Thla morning tha price of flah waa re
duced to I canta flat. Heretofore the
men had been- receiving oents for flah
weighing over ST pounds (the larger
salmon were aent to tha cold storages)
snd I canta for flah under that weight
This morning the flat rata of I cents
was announced. Fisherman havs no
complaint to make on this score, ss tha
price always1 drops when the supply la
haavy. V
If - the packers will continue to take
tha flah that tha fishermen offer, tha
latter will be quite' well satisfied. If
the run continues a limit will unques
tionably bo placed on the boats. The
trappers snd seiners hold contracts for
deliveries snd the receipts from those
sources will first ba accepted, by the
packers.- '
Gratifying Feature.
Tha most gratifying feature of the
situation is the excellence of the quality
of tha flah. They are largo and firm,
and it la evident from - the fact that
they are not fully, matured that tha
aeason Is .backward and that the quality
will continue to bo first-class until long
after the date for suspenalon of opera
tions. All the available labor in thla section
of tha country la being secured by tha
packers and the. packing houses ara
busy centers of Industry. There era
great, plies of flah upon the receiving
docks, snd the best efforts of tha hard
working foroea aeem to havs no ap
preciable effect upon tha else of tha
piles. ..
SAYS CHRISTIE WAS
NOT IUS ACCOMPLICE
(Special Dlapatch to The Journal.
Helena. Mont., Aug.- I. George - F.
Hammond, who Is In Jail here, denies
positively that tha man Christie, ar
rested by tha Northern Paciho officials
at Hope, N. D., on a charge of being
Implicated In the recent holdup of the
North Coast Limited at Bearmouth,
waa his partner-In tha crime. On tha
contrary, his associate In that affair.
ha aaya, has gone to Canada.
Hammond made a further atatement
that ha had hidden In a aafe place
securities taken 'from tha axpreaa aafe
worth fuUy. $100,000. He furthermore
states thst he will not divulge thla place
of concealment until after hla trial, and
that If ha la given an extreme penalty
under tha train robbery charge ha will
never -disclose It. Hammond la vary
Indignant over the matter, and aaya
that his Spokane lawyer revealed pro
fessional secrets to the , railroad detectives.-
The Northern Pacific officials
assert that the securities referred to by
Hammond ara valueless, consisting of
cancelled orders.
WATIOVA& KSrOBH COBTBBTIOB.
(Journal Special Rervlc.) -Winona
Lake, Ind., - Aug. I. Clergy
men and laymen of various denomlna-
tlona and from all parts, of tha coun
try are gathered here to discuss. the
principles of civil government and the
dangers and duty of tha nation. The
occasion la the summer convention of
the National Reform Association of
North America. Tha sessions were for
malty begun today and will continue
through tomorrow and Sunday.
Prominent among tha speakers snd
topics they will dlacuas are: The Rev.
John- A, Henderaon. Allegheny,. Pa.,
"Our National Christianity and Funda
mental Law;" tha Rev. 8. F. Scovell,
Wooster, O.. "Our Cause;" the Rev. R.
C. Wylle. Pittsburg. "Tha Perlla of
Mormonlsm;" the Rev. C A.. Blanchard.
president of Wheaton college, "Chrla
ton Education In Our Public Schools;"
tha Rev. II. H. George, Beaver Falls,
Pa.. "Why Should Christ, Be Acknowl
edged tha King of Nations r
Schedule of Steamer J. J. Potter.
The seaside steamer T.-J. Potter will
leave Portland. Ash street dock, for
Astoria snd Ilwaco as follower ,
August Saturday, lp.m.
. Get transportation and berth tlckola
at O. R. N. ticket office. Third and
Waahlngton streets. . s
Preferred Stock Oanaed fswate
Allan. Lawla- Best Brand. - .
Oil
Pa
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Jkls tsagnlflotnt Colliotlon tf 6!ft t b awirdid to participants maklnf niartat oornot tttimataa ta til
aa aai a, m ataS aaAa'ai aa m m -a ' k a a a mm ' a a am, at m
-o fatal popular vota for President of tna unitsa statu at tno ooralnf olootlon to is sold imnMr 0, 1134, .
HERB ARE SOME OP THE LBADINQ PRIZES
j . , ;
t Coavr Uprights, 10 Kingsbury
Uprights, mad snd guarantse by
,Tha Cabla Co., Chicago.
First Prise Whit oa Tat ring Car, Modal 1904, manufactured
aad gaaraateed ky Tha Wlataa Metar Carriage Co., Clevelaaa. Oh la. .
Mas on anal rtamtta Oraad, Con over
Qraad, made and . guaranteed by
Tha Cable Co. , Chicago.
20 Apollo Piano Players, made
and guaranteed by The Mellvllle
Clark Piano Co., Chicago,
to Chicago Cot
tage Organs,
made and guar
anteed by
-22 V
The Cable Co.,
Chicago.
70 ALVIsts Caaaeraa,
asaSeead gaaraateeg
by Mumscepe and
Film Co.. BortlBf.
. tea, Wla.
SO New Royal Sewlaf
Machlaas, saase and
gaaraateed by IIIU
T-r
aelf Sewing Machine
Ca,, Cbtaga.
CONDITIONS OF THIS GREAT CONTEST.
Tkls eaatart Is baaed the fatal, vert. te tui for tha fflea
( Fraslaarr tha faita States, aB will alase at amldalarht, M.
Tk official figrwres ml ta sjavermasaat will ao-
vosatev Tth. lfHM.
tsrmlss tha swewlt, ss tha strfsas will swsrfsa ar eaaaaalttee
t 41alateret4 Jwdarea. Ktlamtars will raeelv aartlfleate fw
oaeh estimate, aad thesa will aatltla tha aaldera ta aaea arlaaa aa
thar aaay wla. Waea tha aaatoat la daeldea aaea aatlasatav will ra
aalve a art ate 4 list at the aBaeeafal aatlasatava. . .
HOW TO MAKE AN ESTIMATE.
ft mt raw Batalaar ta haeatltled ta startlalaata. Tsaaarealy
tha rasialar arlaa at tha aaaar aad yaa sat fraa a kasee ta wla aaa
ar stare af tha S,000 haadsaaia aad valaahla prlaaa. Yaa ara eatl
- tied ta aaa sraass tor tack twaaty-flve eaata paid aa easaartatiaa aa
etsst, pravldea raaalttaaaa aad aabaarlatlaa ara forwarded ta
gather, bat aa satlaaata will ba allowed aa a raaalttaaaa al leaa
mSTRIDUTIOn OF PRIZES.
Those B.OOO arUoa, valaed at 00,000, ara all the ftaast af tbetr
artad ta ba abtalaad la tha aaarkot, aad their aaallty la araaraatood
by tha wall kaowa firms frona wbleb thar were aarohaasd. They
will ba dlatrlbated ta tha wla a ara aa tha abealate merit at their es
timates br tha t'aatral Prose Aasoelatloa af Chieaare. Ia aaaa at
tie far aay ladlvldaal ariso-It will ba awarded Jolatly. Partial-
Jiatlaa la thla aaatoat le aat soaftaed ta Mr roaders, aa tha aaatoat
a bolaaT advertlaad la a aambar af other pabltaattaaa, tha aab
eerlbora ta all af whleh kava aa eaal appartaalty ta ahara la tha
dlstrlbatlea af the arises. .-
SO High Orade Solid
Oeld AOelo Filled
Mea'a aad Went.
sa'a Wauhs,
300 Pieces Heavy
I Silver Plate,
Prsai '
American Silver
Co. .
100 Moore's Non-Leakablo
Fountain Pens.
American Pen Co., Boston.
100 araphepaeaes,
gaaraateed by '
-CaiaatkUr
Pbeaograph Co.
80 Ranges and Stoves, made and
guaranteed by The Kalamazoo
Stove Co., Kalamazoo, Mich.
I Maslcat laetra.
tats, gaaraateed
by Was. Teak A
Bra. Co., Chicago.
100 Oesi Sataty
Rasers.gaaraateed
by Ooni Cstlory '
Co., New York.
60 Grand Rapids
Ball-Bearing Sec ,
tlonai Bookcases,
made and guaran
-
teed by Imperial
. Furniture Co., ,
; Grand Rapids,
Mich.
THE PRIZE LIST.
Par tba Nearest Carraet Eitlaatt
One Wtntoa touring oar. IrOt mooal. Thla
aatoraoblla, with Ita twtnty haraa-aowor
motor. It eonotdtd to be too moat perfrat for
general ut manufpturd; Tt)u. ft, 600.
Par Iteaat Naaraat Carroct Batl-.
matt One Mason a Hamlin STsnd plaaa,
special tbpnltml cue: value, L20O,
Par Third Nearest stimate
' One Conortr grand piano, aptolal maaessay
oaae; alut. "..
Par Twa Host Nearest Estlmatoa
Two Con oyer cabinet grand aprirhl planet
special mahogany cate; value, toOOtacb.
Par Two .Moat Nearest Katlnaatea
Two Conor, r cabinet grand sprlsat plaaost
speolal mthoaanjr catt; value ijaft tacb.
Par Moat Moarost Kstiaaata
Ont Conovtr oablnet grand uprliht tilapol
special finished mahoranx case; value. .Va
Por Twa Next Nearest Estimates
Two Apollo con cart grand piano pi avert I
special mahogany cases; value $600 each.
Per Next, Nearest Eiilntlo.
Ont Conovtr cabinet grand Oprlght piano
special mahoaany case; value, $4M.
Par Twa Koat Nearest Estl
matet Two Apollo concert srand piano plar
art: ipeclal manoganr eaaet: value. leAOeaca,
Por Next Nearest Kstlmato
Ont KlnstBury upiirbt piano: special rica'
walnut ooublt veneered cam; value. tnO.
Por Two Neat Nearest Estlmatoa
Two Apollo orcheatral grand plant plaversi
speclsi mahnrany catt; value, 400 each.
Por Koat Nearest Eetlmate-a
Ona Kingsbury upright piano; rich mahogany
vtneertd caae; value. $,17. ,
Por Next Nearest Estimate
One Klnsaburr piano; special mahogany
eaaa: value. $.ino.
Por Twa Next Nearest Esti
mate Two Apollo orchestral a rand plana
plavera: mahorany eaae; viiue, tw each.
Par Next Nearest Eatlaaata
Ont Klnsabury plane; sptctal Bnlahtd walnut
ease; value, M28.
For Twa Next .Nearest Est!-,
mates Two Klngtbury aprlgM olanoe; oak
eaae; value, Wow each. ' - .
Par Twa Next Neareet Esti
mator Two Apollo matter piano players,
with special designed manoganr ease; value,
1275 each.
Far rear Next Nearest Batt-
mttes four Apollo master piano players la
mahorany flnlthe cam; value, each.
, For Six Neat Nearest Esti
mates Six Apollotttt piano slayers; mahog
any flnUhed; valut. tvl each.
Par Twa Next Noareat Eatlmateo
Two Chicago eottagt ortnt, beautifully
Snlihed, black waJnut caae, value. 1 100 each.
Por Twa Next Nearest Esti
matesTwo Chicago oettaae organs; walnut;
Value. $12 tach.
Far Poor Next Nearest Esti
mates Four Chicago cottage organs; walnut;
Vtlue. IHJJ eech.
For Pear Naxt Nearest Estl-mstes-Four
Chicago eottagt organs; oak;
value. Ill n each. .
Por Paar Next Noareat Batl
matee Four Chicago cottage organs walnut;
value. (leach. .
For Twa Naxt Nearest Eatl
mateo Two extra heavy solid gold men's
Watchm; teventeev) Jewels- valut. tHoetch.
Far Twa Next nmnmt Esti
mates Two extra barf solid gold ladles'
watcsea: ( wiin aiuiwra, uitvea jtwwi
alua IT5 each,
Par N
cat Nearest Carraet Estl-
mate Ont Swlet repeater; stem wind, seven
teen Jeweled geotltmtn'a watch; open fao
twenty year cam; etnaea hour and quarter;
value, STS.
Par Twa- Next Noareat Esti
mate, Two Chicago cottage organs; walnut;
value. 7B tach. ,
Par Tea Next Nearoot Eatl
mateo Tan Ntw Royal parlor oablnet sewing
mauhlnm: value, 170 each.
Por Tea Next Nearest Esti
mate Ten Columbia grapbopbonet: highly
SnJahed mahorany cabinet: value, too each.
Por Tea Next Nearest Ksll
matea Ttn Ntw Hoy el tawing machines,
with handsome cate; value, too each.
Par Twa Next Nearoot Esti
mates Ten Ntw Royal sowing machines;
aumaUcdrop lad cabinet : valut, Mueach.
Par Vivo Next - haa root -Est f-
itet-jTwoMChlcaso cottage organs; walnut!
or iwa next noareat issti-
anateo Five Al-Vlata cameras for combina
tion film and glass plates; value, (AO each.
Par Twa Nest Neareet Kstl
matea Two extra heavy solid gold ladles'
watchm; fifteen jewel; value. I BO each.
Por Twa Next Nearest Esrl-mnteei-Two
extra haavy mild gold man's
watches: .fifteen Jtwel: valut. $ eaqS
For Twaaty Next Noareat Eatl
matte Twenty At-Vttiapanoramloeemtras,
tor nvs-lncn films: valut, too each.
Par Paar Naxt Nearoot Esti
mates Four Edwin guitars: solid rote wood;
tbonr fhigtrboard;. pearl InlaJdi vajua. f SO
tach.
Pag Paaa Naxt Nearoot Estl-
mateo Four Edwin rultaro: tolM roaewoed;
Inlaid, tbonr flngerhoard head; val.. $fieach.
Par Six Next Nearest Eeti
mates Bis Edwin mandolins; dots Italian
model; Inlaid: value, teetach.
Par Faar Naxt Noareat Batl
mates Foar "Adltr violins," Stradlvartast
Ivory trUnmlngs; with bow; valut. ten each.
Par Tea Naxt Nearest Esti
mate Ten heavy quadruple ellver plated tea
sets: runr-antee of American Sliver company;
value, tit each.
Par Paar Naxt Nearest Esti
mate Four Bdwla guitars; solid mahorany;
value, 140 each. 1
. Par Tea Next Nearest Eattmafea
Tea Columbia graphephnnss: slaborate
oablnet; thirty Inch born; value. (44 each.
Par Poar Naxt Neareet Esti
mate Four Bdwln rultare. concert else;
Solid rostwood Inlaid; value. IMIeach.
Par Tea Next Nearoot Esti
mate Tea Grand Ranldt ballbearing tte
tlonal bookcaeat; tolld mahorany; leaded
glaat, tour nook sections; value. t.'lHtach.
Par Tea Next Nearest Esti
mate Ten Kalameaoo steel ranges, with
hlffh closet reservoir, for soft coal, hard coal,
eoas, or wood; there at no better stovt msdt
than ths Kalamaaeo, and the manufacturer
will refund the valut of the stove If not taua.
factory; valut, tM.
Par Paar Naxt Nearest Esti
mate Pour Amatl model 'Offenbach" Vie
nna: exeti lent tone: with bow; val., $3A each.-
Far Paar Next Neareet - Esti
mate Four 8. S. Bttwart banjee: "Vol
varml Favorite"! 11 Inch; heavily inlaid;
value, f M each.
Far Tea Next Nearest Estlmatoa
Ten Kslamasoo bam burner : handsomtly
Snlihed and nlrkeltd: value. .1l 54 each.
For Six Neat Nearest Estimates
Sis Edwla mandoline, Neapolitan modal;
flftten ribs; pearl Inlaid; value. 11 K) each.
- For . Tea Next Nearest Esti
mate Ten Kalamaaoo steal ran tea: T shelf
reservoir: toft or hard eoei. coke, or wood;
vaJut, tiO 90 each.
Par Tea Next Nearest Estlmatoa
Tea Grand Bapldt ballbearing, sectional
boohoasta; tolld mahogany, with leaded
glaet; three book section,; value, 190 tach.
Por Tea Next Nearest Estlmatoa
Tea heavy quadruple platt five piece tea
tttt; Amtiican silver ctmpany; val. fJO'eaoh.
Far Paar Naxt Nearoot Esti
mate Four Wagner concert soloist vtoltns; '
enony trimmings; nns ions; wita sow; vaiua,
IJWeuk.
For Twaaty Naxt Nearest Esti
mate Twenty Al-Vlata panoramic tamtrat;
extra rapid rectilinear Ian; value, $0 tack.
Per Paar Next Noaroet Esti
mate Four Edwin guitars; solid roeewood;
laleld; value, tao men.
Por Twaaty Next Noareat Esti
mates Twtnty Columbia graphophoues;
slaborate cabinet; twenty-two inch bora;
valut. KtOeacn.
Por Paar Naxt Neareet Esti
mate Four B. B. Stewart banjos; ejevta
Inch ; thirty bracket; best Hogert head;
value, 8o each.
Peg Tea Naxt Nearoot Estimates
Ten Orand Rapid ballbearing seotkmal
sooataaet; oax: itanea glass; lour ttcuons;
sat
reservoir: valut, 127 AO each.
- Far Three Next Noa
Hlii. S9T M MAh
Per Tea Next Nearest Estimates
Ten Kalamaaoo steel ranges; T shelf and
Batt-
matee Three gentlemen's watches: teven
Jeweled : twenty year oaee ; value, 127 B0 each.
Per Tea Next Nearest Estimates
Tea Grand Rapids ballbearing, eectloaal
bookoatee- tolld mahogany: valut. IMeach,
Far Pear Next Noareat Esti
matesFour oennert violins: Amatl modal;
powerful ton; with bow; value. $2 each.
Far Pear Next Nearest Eatl
mateo Four "Marling" banjos: eleven Inch;
Jwenty-four, brackets; heavy Inlaid; value.
24 eaob.
Per Twenty-Five Next Noaroet
Estlmattt Twenty-fivt Al-Vlata panoramic
earn era' value, tm ear a.
Per Twa Next Noareat Estimates
Two women l solid gold ohattlalne wa tehee;
Sight Jeweled movement; value, 12 each.
Per Tea Next Neareet Estlmatoa
Ten Kalamaaoo steel ranges, for soft or
hard ooaJ. coke, or wood : value.!?!!, SO each.
PerTea Next Nearest Estimates
Ten Orand Rapids ballbearing motional
Six EVlngtoa women's wetenasr Jeweled
movement: ten year caaea; value. 12 Sneaoh.
For Twenty Next Noareat Esti
matesTwenty Columbia sraphopbones; six
teen IncShorn: value. 1 2t V) each
Per Tea Next Nearest Estimates
Ttn Orand Rapids ballbearing sectional
Bookcaats; tolld oak: value. $20 each. '
For Paar Next Neareet Esti
mate Four Kdwin mandoline: Italian mod
el : manoannv neckjrHr80JtJMerboard;
vajtie. $2neach. , .
Far Faar Next Neareet Esti
mate Four Bdwla banjos; beautiful pearl
inlaid: twenty-two nickel brackets; value,
Hlr'' Pear NexfT Noareat ' Batl-.
mate Tom Bdwin mandolins; deep Italian
modal: roeewood finger board; value, $11,7$
Par Poar Next Neareet Batl-1
malts Four excellent Imitation of a real
old violin after Hieromyn Amatl; value. $U
For Twa Next Neareet Estlmatoa
Two women's ' watches; ten year coses;
sight Jeweled: value, tit tech.
Per Throe Next Noareat Estl
.mates Three women's 104, ten year geld
Blled case: swan (eweltd: value, tlgeach
- Per Five Next Neareet Esti
mate rive women' t fancy ' oneteiaUie
watches: sight Jewel Swim movement, value,
,1pSr!k"Plve Next Nearest ' Batl--matee
Five Evrngtoa mes's watches; twen
ty one Jeweled: ten year case : value. $15 Mrh.
Par Twaaty Next Noareat Batl-
mate Twenty Columbia grapnopnonea. pan
saFlntt; alxteea Inch horn: value, ll'E1!. .
- Far Five Next . Nearest Etti-
VMve women't ten vear cat waAoaea:
tight Jtweled; valut. $14tach.
Per Paar Next Nearest Est la
matee Four Edwin ban Joe; "Young Profes
sional": eleven Inch rim; ealfakm aeadi
value. Iltso eck, .
Far Faar Next Nearoot Batl-
E alee Four men't watches; new model;
aaersln open fart caam: value, $10 each,
Fer Twaaty Next Noaroet Esti
mate Twenty Columbia graphephonce; oak
oablnet; ten Inch horn: value, $10 each.
Per Twenty Next Neareet Esti
matesTwenty slxteea dwt, guaranteed sil
ver plate earring sate; rWorld Brand"
American Silver company; value, $10 each.
Fer Five " Next Noareat - Esti
mate Five mea's watch je; Swim movement)
gun metal ca,t: valut, $7 60 ci
Per lOO Next Noareat Ketlmatoo
100 Moore's Improved nonleakable fountain
U karat aoio powi: vau. wn.
Far lOO Next Noareat Eatlaaata
tOO Qem safety resort with two blades, la a
morocco case: value, $3.SO each.
Par ISO Next Noareat Estlmatoa-.
100 six ounot heavy quadruple plate silver
plete berry spoons. ''World Brand." guaran
teed by American Silver company; value. $S
"rtt 1.000 Next Nearest Batl-
mates 1,000 copies or --rntooort noomveu.--
by Char ee Eugene Bank and lotoj
strong: handsomely bound la doth;
WreioO Next Nearott Batl
ax ounce bmvvsuaorupie sil
sold nieat fork. "World Brand." twna.
teed by Amarlcaa Silver company i. value.
''rlJV.OOO) Naxt Neareet Bstx.
matea 1,000 eoplea of "Hodgson's Law Coot
American Homes.'1 bound In cletb. coataia
lag 100 plans snd rpeclflcatloni; val. $1 f-
Par Sixty Next Nearest Eetl-matee-Blxty
six ounee heavy quadruple sti
ver plats sugar sheila, "World Brand," guar
anteed by American Silver company; value, .
ta cents tach. i .
Por 1.000 Next Nearoot Esti
mate .ono cool at of "Stephen C Footer's
Son Alburn'"; BO cenU each,
er BOO Next Neareet Estimates
900 eopiea of "Piano Traasuras," volume eg
Instrumental tnualo : value, SO cents each.
Far BSO Next Nearest Estlssatea
ISO copies of "Seng Dlnmonda." maater.
Meoet Irom all count rlee; val. to cintt each.
Far SitiO Next Neareet EaH matee
SnO eoplea of "Ideal Oetns ef JPnglaut Scoga"!
value, aw cents each.
ADDITIONAL SPECIAL- PRIZES FOR EARLY ESTIMATES
X, aad before
ror aea reel aorroot ssttemta rooetvod oa eg after Ang-nat
AOeTaat IS, ona Ooaover Cabtnot TJpiight Itaao, value goto.
Tot asarost oorroot eatlmata rooetvod on ear after Ang-ost IS, aad before
aeptember 1, one Xingehary TTprls-ht Plaao, value S400.
Pot nearest oorrect aatlmate ea or after October
IS, eae Klng-abary Vprtgnt Piano, walae S38S, .
rot aterest oorroot estimate oa a after aVpttnabor X, aad
twmher IS, ona XlDg-alniry TTprlaTht Plaao, waitbs 9370.
Por bsaiest correct astljnate eat ca? afbsr sptsmhsg IS, aad
her 1, eae aUngabuj- Tprlght Ptaao, value f3SO.
1. aad before October
bofora Noa
bafMra Oebs-
IMPORTANT STATISTICS
. TOTN 1 OTHER TN ARa.
The TOTAL rOFUUAS TOTN fer Fret I dent
m the year
14 was.. .04.W
14na waa. s. ie.oo
871 waa
187t was.,
114
ee of 41.M aor cent
f.4v.ln0..lnereee of 12 64 percent
S.4l2.78$..lnoreeee of SO 10
2).4"r)..lnoreae of 4T
10.044.1
1M4X waa. .12 or,u
JNUd waa..ii.t2t. l"i. .Inoreeee of 19 4 per cent
IwuO wat..lJ.6.ot..loort of M per cent
- CNJfsrja prauaas.
Ttie total nonnlatlon of the United at a tea fnnt
Including Terrltoriet, the Dletrlct of Columbia,
Newell, the Philippines, and Alaska) la the
ytar
,en was. 4t.tTt $40
100 was 02 lit $11
10 was.. ,.T4 444
Ivut was (ettlroafd)..............7a.Md.tS
THE JOURNAL
SUBSCRIPTION RATE
In Portland and ether cltlea where pa
per Is delivered by carrier:
Pally snd Sunday, 1 year ....... .9T.S0
Dally' and Sunday, S months 1.7 J
Pally and Sunday. I months ...... 1.S0
Pally (not Including Sunday), 1 yr.. 1.00
Pally (not Including Sun.), rooa... 1. 71
Pally (not Including Sua.), I mos... ,1.00
Bjr afaU.
"Pally and Sunday, 1 year
Pally and Sunday, S months,..,,.
Pally and Sunday. S months...,.,
Pally (not Including Sun.), 1 yr..
Pally (not Includlng-Sun.), t mos..
Pally (not Including Sun.), I mos..
Sunday only. 1 year , ,
Sunday only, I months ..........
Semi-Weekly, 1 year
Weekly, 1 year
.$100
. S.TS
. 1 10
v t oo
.1.75
. 1.40
. too
1.00
1.(10
1.00
SUBSCRIPTION BLANK
(Cat this eat and fill In carefully.)
faclossa ftn4 CL......;...,.
to apply )a solvsertpllosi ao
ootmt, TKh anvoant Is la pay-
for tea
. , . , , I . .M.
. (State whether Pafly, Sunday,
Weekly or Semi-Weekly.)
Jour aai for
My estlmotas ef Total vote to be east aa
War, a, 1104. lot ths ofttcs ef frosldaat arei
Foatofflce..
State.