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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, . AUGUST 17, 1804. .
WILL COOPERATE
ONLY BOYS BUT
PIONEER EXPIRES
DEATH AND INJURr
FOR PORTAGE ROAD
ADEPT
AT PLEASANT HILL
JAMIl a money
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ucoHOttra num mo a
BTBXST; CAM OaT JDXZOAOO C0-
' ' XJTO, UITIVTLT XXUUKO SZ0MT
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J ; ' Chicago, IT.
. Western engine crash
, jM.-rt Mr . mnA tve
Special Scrvlre.) . i .
A Chicago areai
Western engine craahd Into a loaded
aim-trie car and ' two trailers., bound
for th Hawthorn race track,- at 1;S
o'clock thl afternoon. Eight persons
vara ktllad and 1( injured. Th cara
wer completely demolished. . : -;
. Tha deed: ' .'. .:
MICHAEL. KTAH, motorman. ;
r MR8. KATE M'CXEARY. v
MRS. ft KAUTAl'lN. -. - .
' kl Kg. 'MARY HOUGHTON.; . ,v'
' An anldentinad woman. -'. ' .
Th. crossing at which "tha scrldetil
took place at Forty-eighth and Colorado
avenu la one of toe lew level crossings
on the Hawthorne 1 reach: -The engine
waa epmtng.at a moderate rate of apacd
a It approached the city,, but waa ob
.cured from tba tnotorman'a view aa be
ran up. ' ;'- -. v - '
Tha flagman, seeing that 4lsaetr waa
Imminent, frantically algnaled tha o-
tonnao to atop, but to latter eouiq not
control hie brakes apparently and the
ear slid slowly acroaa ; the trscks . in
rn nf tha nnMimlni train. Tha tram
I
X la Known the Milwaukee expreaa and
f la a, nartleulariy heavy one. , ..-
! It atrack tha middle trailer and the
I dead and Injured were-almost entirely
in that car. Tha atreet railway train
1 waa fairly' ground "to piece befor the
V.locomotlv could be brought to a halt.
'. The two onndnctdrs were immediately
' arrested and aevaral wltneaaea, mciua-
tag the engineer and fireman,- detained.
I 'Noiahhorlna Boltce atationa were noil
f iled of tba accident and in a very few
? minutes am bulancea war on tha scens
and Surgeon auendlnrtorth injured.
!' Tha motorman was among thoaa killed.
.Tha dead also Includes three women. ,,.
DEATH NDS A WILD
iv MOUNTAIN RUNAWAY
fv
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(Joaraal Special Service.)
San Bernardino, CaX; Aug. IT. .After a
Wild ride behind runaway horses for
miles down ataep mountain - road,
Thomas Matthews, a pioneer of this eo
t tlon. was yesterday - afternoon thrown
'from hia wagoa and killed near tha foot
of a Ions; grade- Matthews bad started
for town, when hie horses, unable to
hold tha wagoa on the steep grade, took
fright, galloping madly down tha moun
tain. '
. After covering more than1 two miles,
during' which Matthews managed to
wing them aafely around curve and
kept them from plunging over a preci
pice, a front wheel atrnck a email rock,
tba Jolt throwing Matthews from his
seat Ha struck the soft embankment
on his head, dislocating his neck. Ten
'years ago his rather was crushed by a
tree and Matthewa had predicted his own
violent end. -'. - :
MRS. CAMPBELL IS
. GRANTED A DIVORCE
Pendleton, Or, Aug. IT. Mary S,
Campbell, who three weeka ago Med a
sensational divorce ault In tha state elr
f stilt court has been granted an annull-
ntent of tba bonds of wedlock from
' J Edwin V. Campbell. By mutual agree-
ment tha wtfa Is given $.000 in money
' and relinquishes all her right and title
to tha defendant's large stock farm and
"flocks Of sheep. " Campbell realdes in
, I tha Batter. Creek country near Pendle-
' I ton.
I In tha original ault for divorce Mrs.
' Campbell charged ' her husband with
cruel treatment neglect and infldellty.
.. Tba complaint ..waa later modified ao aa
to strike out reference to tha defend
ant's alleged Infldellty.
SCHOONER VIKING IS v
WRECKED IN ARCTIC
Ooarael Cpeelal Service.)
Ban Francisco, Aug. IT. A dispatch
received hers today states that the
schooner Viking, from San Cranclsco,
l, wu wrecked off Cape Prince of Wales,
I but the crew was saved.
4 ' - The Viking had on board supplies for
whalers In the Arotlo, . . ,
it Fijri4 saeek Oaaaad Oeeaa,
rts Beet Brand.
Meats that Meet Approval
The Care Exercised
in producing these meats
ought to make them the
best possible and itdoes.
No wonder, they are pre
ferred to all others. Each
piece is U. S. Gov't Insptt
Sold everywhere. , (
swirr & company, u. s. a.
mm
Premium
flams
Bill
Beyond aa agreement to co-operate
as far as possible with the Open River
eommUalon of eaatern Oregon, tha meet
ing yasieroay uionwn v am vymu
river commutes of the chamber of com
merce waa not productive of definite ra-
eulta. There waa much dlncuaslon, how
ever, of the plan of building tha road
upon tha land which la to be conveyed
to the governmeat for the Celllo canal.
and 'much' Valuable Information w
brought forth. The argument in favor
of this plan was summarised by one of
those present at tha meeting as rouowe;
For much tha greater part or ine line
there ia ample ground for both the port
age road and the government canal. At
only two placea would there pe a poa
slble conflict, and these are for very
short distances vis., at Celllo; where
property waa recently condemned by
the canal board, tha portage road for a
distance of not over 600 feet would be
directly alongside of tba canal, but not
necessarily within tha limits of its con
struction, and would properly bo a light
trestle construction, easily removed at
very small expense: at the other point
near tha lower or Big eddy ena oi me
line, at tha "fishery," tha width of good
around , for a short distance is limited
and tha two structures would again be
directly alongside one another,, but in
thla case also tha construction of the
portage road would not be of magni
tude, and ita removal, if called zor.
would be a matter of alight expense. In
the construction of tha government
canal the first step to be taken by any
contractor ; -would necessarily be ha
building of a "oonatructlon railway"
alongside the canal for tha handling of
materials and to Insure tha rapid ad
vancement of tha work. . If tha portage
road la built at thla time It would serve
the purpose of such a construction
railway" and thereby save both time
and expenaa when the canal la actually
under construction, and would further
more give Immediate relief to the. conn
try above The Dalles, for which It Is
earnestly desired. .
A meeting of tha open river eogynls
slon of eaatern Oregon will be arranged
aa early as possible, probably within
tw or three weeka. ..
ENGINEER'S LAST RUN
PROVES A FATAL ONE
Uooraal pedal Service.) '
Sacramento, Cal., Aug. IT. Engineer
Louie Graham, who was injured by
falling from an angina near Summit
Sunday night died at the Railroad hoe
pttal today. Graham Intended that
when he brought the overland limited
over tha mountalna Sunday night ha
should retire . permanently from the
railroad service. Ha had arranged to
take his family on aa eaatern trip, and
they had secured tickets and war Pre
paring for tha Journey.
An engineer waa required to take me
overland limited out of Sacramento on
Sunday, and Graham, who waa one of
tha beat men on the road, waa ordered
to do It H stepped on tba running
board of his angina and fell off, re
ceiving Injuries which caused his death.
ELECTRICIAN'S PLUCK
PREVENTS HIS. DEATH
(Jearaal Special Service.) -
Chieo, Cal., Aug. IT. -Burned until his
face waa literally oooked and the upper
part of hla body a solid mass of blis
ters, R. W. Durham, an electrician of
tba Valley Counties - Power company,
laat night finally put out tha flames
which war burning his clothing. Some
thing went wrong with one of ' the
switches outside tha building, causing
a flash in Durham's fas and setting
fire to his clothes in several places.
Ha fought tha flames with hla hands
and ran to a pool of water outside tha
power .house, thus aucoeedlng in put
ting out the fir. Though bllatersd
from -head-to foot -he walked to bla
boarding bouse, several yards away. -It
la believed that he will recover, although
hla face la practically burned off and
unrecognisable.
KELLY MARRIES AND
WILL BECOME PRINCE
(Joarsal Special Sarvtca.)
Clayton, N. T Aug. IT. -One of tha
most notable weddlnga aver eolemnlsed
here took place today la the Roman
Cathollo church. Tha bride waa Smer
anc de Salller da Plu." daughter of
Count Hermel da Salller du Plu of
Watertown, and tba bridegroom, Thomas
Hughes Kelly,, a New Tork millionaire.
Tha ceremony' waa performed by tha
Rev. Phlleaa Garnard. -
Tba bridal couple will spend their
honeymoon on tha St Lawrence aboard
tha bridegroom's yacht and will then
follow the coast down to New York.
Later they will go to Italy, where they
will take up their residence, and where
Mr. Kelly will be made by the pope a
prince of the holy Roman empire and his
wlf a princess.
NAN PATTERSON IS
SEEKING LIBERATION
(Jeorsal Special Service.)
New York, Aug. IT. Nan Patterson
today through her couneel made a mo
tion to defer before Judge Nawberger.
asking that tha district attorney be di
rected to fix trial or that she be dis
charged on her own recognisance, or
that the indictment againat her be dis
missed for lack of prosecution..
District Attorney Jerome opposed the
motion personally. A decision will be
given later. .
DENVER GIRL'S FACE
PROVES HER FORTUNE
(Journal Special Service.)
Denver, Aug.. IT. Miss Gertrude
Forbes, a young woman who sella pa
pers st tha Hotel Metropole, will soon
become the adopted daughter of Mrs.
Mabel LaConte, a childless widow with
vast estates in Hawaii. - Hor good for
tune Is du to ths fact that aha resem
bles a very dear friend of Mrs. LaConte.
. Tha widow met the young woman
while on her way to the world' fair,
and after a- brief acquaintance offered
to adopt her. ,
xas ua amoKxw.
tlpedsl DUpatrk t The Jmrtul.)
Colton, Wash., Aug. 17. M. Bchnth
srs bad. his leg broken below jth knee
by a header box upeettlng yesterday. ,
"Itching hemorrhoids wsre th plsgu
nf my life. Was almost wild. Drain'
Ointment cured me qufr.kly and perms
nrnitlv. after doctors had failed." C. F.
Cornwell, Valley Street fiaiigertlea, N. X.
Though neither he a reached the ag
of manhood. Roy Wooden and Sidney
Ledyder were arrested by Deputy Bher
IfTs Grussl and Cordano yesterday and
Incaroerated In tha county Jail, with two
charges of larceny and one of burglary
resting sgalnst their names. Anomcr
charge of .burglary Is to be preferred
todav. ' 1
The two boys ar accused, or oreaxing
Into three atorea at Mt Tabor ana sc
ouring olgara, tobacco, drugs, toilet ar
ticles and canned goods valued at HO.
The first complaint of larceny -was pre
ferred in Justice Beton's court by w. x
Henton, is gToceryman, whoa place of
business was entered twloe. A bale of
barbed wire was stolen from his wood
shed afterward, leading to a charge of
burglary. ...
Kntrance waa effected to th drug
store of Thomas Graham and various
articles and i0 In cash stolen on the
night of Jury 10. Th other theft have
been committed since that time. Burg
lars tools were used in, breaking Into
tha drug store.
Orsham's loss will approximate io
and Henton'a ISO. The Ledyder boy Is
also accused of complicity in . the de
struction of a .ginseng patch, located
thla aide of Mt Tabor, owned by neph
ew of Richard Martin, Jr the architect
named Francis. Th patch bad been
cultivated for three year and would
have, aeeeded thla season. Ginseng ia
valued at tit a pound and tha seeds at
two cent apiece, about SO being on each
stem. Th los of th Francis boys is
estimated at t&00.
Young Ledyder Is said to have con
fessed his guilt and implicated his
companion. Ha la aged to years. Young
Wooden is aged It years, He waa
balled out last night by hla father. A
pound of ginseng, which ths youths are
accused of stealing, was found by. the
deputies In a deserted hut aa well as
canned goods and toilet articles. Ledy
der baa told where the burglars' tools
.-a h.r .tnl.n articles are concealed.
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snd tbsy.
noon.
SAYS CHINESE WERE .
SUBJECT TO FINES
Indignation has been arousd at th
sheriff's office and th county Jail over
what. 1 called an unwarranted attack
mad on Jailer Grafton, who 1 charged
with collecting various amounts from
Chinese arrested: for gambling and turn
ing tha money over to ' the "kangaroo
court" It la asserted that Henry Hanno
has preferred th charge on behalf of
a Chines named Ho Dock, working for
him.
Jailer Grafton declares that contrary
to th published- statement th
Chines were never in cells, th last one
was not taken' out of his oell until 1:80
o'clock In tha morning. Orders from
Chines drawn In favor of tha "kangaroo
court" war given by Ho Dock and all
th other Chines and presented to the
Jailer. They wr exhibited this morn
ing. ,.' '
NOTED WOMAN OF
IDAHO VISITS CITY
Mrs. it. A, Hutton of Wallac. Idaho,
is registered at th Portland hotel. She
Is on of th best-known women In
Idaho, being th author of a book com
bining history and Action and dealing
with tha famous mine strike and bull
pen trouble in th Coeur d'Alen dis
trict som years ago. iter dook naa a
wide sal. Sh la th wlf of Al Hut
ton, the engineer who was Impressed
Into service and compelled to pull a
train loadsd with strikers who started
at Burke, loaded with dynamite and
armed to the teeh, and went down to
tn HUlucer mu ana auuivsn mine m
Wardner, where they drov out th of
ficials and blew th mill to splinters.
killing th company' bookkeeper who
attempted to argue with them.
Th story or At Hutton reaoa im a
romance. He was suspected or eouusion
with th dynamiters, lost his Job on ths
road and waa kept in the ouu-pen soma
time. He left the plao broke, went
prospecting and found one of th Hon
est galena mines tn th district and ia
now v millionaire. .
SAY PATIENT TOOK
. INVALID'S PURSE
A warrant for th arrest of H. IS. Ross,
until last night a patient at the Portland
sanitarium at Mt. Tabor, waa Issued out
of ths municipal court thla morning by
Deputy District Attorney Brand at the
solicitation of Dr. W. R. Simmons, man
ager of th Institution, on th charge
of robbery. The warrant waa tele
graphed to Tillamook, Or., Immediately
by th police. Th man wanted I sup
posed to bava gon there after th theft
waa committed. -
The ' amount atolen la stated In th
complaint aa 11000, and was th prop
erty of R. A. Crawford, another patient
now confined at the sanitarium. It was
taken laat night from hla room.
RUMORED THAT PORT
ARTHUR HAS FALLEN
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Petersburg. Aug. IT. (Bulletin.)
It I rumored her that Port Arthur haa
fallen. Tb report I unconfirmed, how
ever, and cannot be traoed to its source.
A dispatch irom tneioo says uwrw
Is a report from Port Arthur that the
Japanese have captured a position at
Pallschusng, three mue irom me ion
ress. The eoal yard at Port Arthur haa
been Ignite by Japanese sheila and 1
bunting.
OVAmSSMXaT VUT AT WAS. '
' (Josrnel Special tVrrlee.) "
Athena. C Aug. IT. Nearly ,000
member of th Ohio National guard ar
taklna? nart tn th maneuver begun
here today In conjunction with tha stats
encampment In addition to th parlous
Infantry reglmente taxing psri in ins
mimic warfare there ar a battalion of
englneere, four light batteries, two
troops of cavalry and th signal corps.
Ths sham battles and other features will
occupy five days, during which lms
more than 100,000 round of ammunition
will be fired. ' '
CASTOR I A
: v For Infants snd Children.'
hi Kind Yoa HaraAlwajs Essghl
' Bars tha
ftfxns-twt of
(SpMlal DUpan-a is Th Journal.)
Eugene, Or.. Aug, ZL Stephen Rig
don, sturdy pioneer of Lan county.
died at hla home on Pleasant Hill Sat
urday night August It, st the age of
tz years, alter a lingering illness, from
paralysis. Th funeral waa held Sun
day afternoon and tha remains Interred
in the Plessant Hill cemetery.
Stephen Rlgdon was born in ths mid
dle west.-being a son of John Rlardon.
a pioneer preacher, who cam' to Lan
county In 1864 and took up donation
land claim flv mile south of Pleaaant
Hill, in Rattlesnake valley. 1
Hla son - Stephen came across ths
plain to California In 11S0. Ha r-
milnjul h.r. until 1 fiftl h.. mo ma n
Oregon, stopping at hla father's place.
After a short visit he left for Marlon
and Clackamas counties, looking for a
permanent location, and In the spring
of 1864 located at Pleasant Hill, Lane
county. The same year ha was united
in marriage to Zllphia Brlstow,' daugh
ter of KUJah Brlstow, who was on of
th foremost pioneer of bl time,
Mra. Rlgdon died, on May 11, l0l.
They had no children of their own, but
they - adopted Paul L. Brlstow, now a
prominent fanner of Pleaaant H11L '
INSPECTOR TAKES
-MERCY ON HUSBAND
(8fcUl Dtapelcb t The JoamaL) :'
Seattle, Waah Aug. IT. Just becaase
Arthur Bliss, a marina engineer, would
not promise Ms wlf to contribute more
liberally to her aupport aha atolo his
license and declared he' should never
work at hi trad another day until her
wishes were compiled with. Thla . was
two months ago, and at tha time Bliss
was out of work.
w"" a-ouiwa jo HH
of -the aound steamer, but could-
cept It because of th missing Moans.
Yesterday he appealed to Supervising
Inspector John Bermlngham, stating ths
facta. After listening to bis story th
Inspector decided' It waa wrong for a
man to be so left at th mercy of hi
wife, and Instructed th local Inspectors
to Issue a duplicate, which they had re
fused to do be for th arrival of Cp
tain Bermlngham. n- j
Tha captain left for hi horn In Ban
Francisco last night reserving hi de
cision In th DeLaunay case until a later
dat. - ;;,-,: ... - '-:,.
WILL NOT DECREASE
MARINE INSURANCE
-.(Special DUpatck to The Journal.) '
Seattle, Wash, Aug. IT. Local ma
rina Insurance agent do not give en
couragement to the lowering of trans
pacific risks In ths near future. The
fact hat the Japanese left several of
th Russian' fleet afloat is accepted as
their ability to still do harm, and while
steamship agfht ar contracting for
September and October freight it is
being don on th basis .of th present
high rat of lnsura.no.
"There win be no reduction in the in
surance rate from this port" aald th
representative of on of th largest In
suranoa companies today, "until wa have
assurance that tha war la over, or that
tha Russian fleet Is at th bottom of
th ocean, Tha fact that tha Baltic
fleet ha Balled for th Manchurtan
coast- mean that h present rate will
be maintained, and I do not look for
any change, so far as oar company 1
ooncerned, for a long time." -
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CHURCH PEOPLE
PRAISE OFFICERS
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Sheriff Tom Word, District Attorney
John Manning and Mayor . Gaorg H.
William have received ' th following
letter from Rv. Charles W. Hayea,
rector of tb Marshall etreet Presbyter
ian church, dated thla city, August 1S
"The members of th congregation of
th Marshall street Presbyterian church.
by a unanimous vote at th morning
service yesterday, directed the pastor
to convey to yon and Mr. Manning, tb
district attorney, our congratulations
upon th success that you hav attained
in closing th gambling place in Port
land, and to express th hop that th
policy ao successfully inaugurated may
be persistently followed hereafter. Th
paator waa also directed to sand a state
ment of th abov action to hla honor.
Mayor Williams, with the request that
he try ' to hav th pollc co-operate
with th county officials tn enforcing all
tat and municipal law and ordinance
agalnat gambling. ,
"It give m great pleasure to send
thla communication to you.
NARROWLY ESCAPES
; DEATH IN RUNAWAY
(Special tnspateh to The Joarsal.) ' '
Hood River, Or., Aug. IT. William
Davidson,, a farmer living four miles
south of this city, had a narrow escape
from death yesterday, In a runaway with
a mowing machine. .
Mr. Davidson was operating th mower
on a steep hillside.. On of hla horse,
which ha been in frequent runaways,
beeam uncontrollable, and started in a
mad dash down th hllL ' Davidson waa
thrown from his seat and dragged for
100 yards by his feet. Th wild horse
was so badly cut by th mower that It
had to be shot Th other hors will
likely recover. ' ' i - i -
Mr. Davidson escaped with' a few
sight bruises,
total loss. .
but his inachln was a
LIGHTNING SLAYS -FOUR
IN ONE FAMILY
(Joarsal Special Service.) '
Guthrie, O. T, Aug. IT. Th farm
house of K A Dowllng, near Parth, waa
struck by lightning and burned today.
Four members of tb , family war
burned to death."
Th dead are: B. A. Dowllng, Mrs.
Dowllng, Ben Dowllng. aged 14, and
Fannl Dowllng, aged 9. . .
; a xat-s raw oBAinxnaT.s.
- (Joarnal Special Service.)
- Ellsworth, Main, Aug. IT. A son'wa
born to Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney
today. The boy 1 a grandchild of Sec
retary of State Hay on hla mother's id
and of th lata William C. Whitney on
hi father's aide. . '.
, maxu von ron.
Stockton, England, Aug. IT. Danny
Ma her, th American Jockey, repeated
yesterday's fest today by winning four
V stakes of th valu of 6,000, . ,
Situations
Wanted
'Inserted
One Time
v Free '
TAKES UP SERVANT v
GIRL QUESTION
(Kpertal Dl pates to The Joarnal) '
Salem, Or., Aug. IT. State Labor Com
missioner O. P. Huff haa taken up th
queetlon of 'Domestic Bervlce" a hi
lateat aubject and has sent out a number
of circular letters ' ssklng for' Informa
tion from both employer and employed.
but In relation thereto says: I am
sorry to aay that I hav not th num
ber of repiie to my Utter that I should
Ilk to have, for out of Tl letter that
sent out only IT girl and woman
serving as domestic hav taken th
trouble to reply to my letters. I do not
know that thla dose not represent th
Interest this class of labor haa in im
provement work. Out of T employer
only 10 replied to my letters."
Th question that Mr. lion salts in
employers, among , others, . include th
following: -
Number of persona composing tn
family and number of servant em
ployed? Do you employ mala or female
servants t Nationality? Do they render
good, fair or poor service? When poor
what seem to be th cause? How many
of your servant hav secured school
Instruction? Do those who hav render
better service? Could you recommend
any aneclal system of school Instruc
tion? Do women In your locality preferl
ther mploymnt to housework T Ar
female servants In your locality hard
to obtain? If so, what In your opinion
seems to be th reason? Number of
hours work pr day? .Tim allowed ser
vants -off"? Ar they allowed! wag at
vacation? Rata of wage paid per
month? Ia It increasing or decreasing
In your neighborhood?- - -
Mr. Hon, has not.th answer to all
of the compiled a yet, so h 1 not
ready to glv out all th data.
Tha servant were asked tn following
question: .... -
Where wer you corn, giv sxai or
country; how long hav you worsen as
domestic; have you worsea at outer
ooeuoatlons: if so. what: how many
hours do you work aoh day; how much
time are you allotted off each week;
what ar your present wages per month;
la It asr to find domestic employment;
why do you choose housework; hav you
ever received school instructions in
housework; would you enter a school If
instructions war free; In your opinion
would such a school help working girls;
what Is th most pleasant part of your
occupation; what? 1 th moat disagree
able. - '-.- : -
Som of th answer to th questions
are full of interest snd on employer.
evidently a man, in a reply to tha query
ti-to why service was poor, was that
women often expected too much irom
th hired girl for too lltU money. Th
letters from the employers' declar that
tha average working hour Of th rv
ants ar eight, whll Ih same qusstlon
brings 11 and a. fraction aa in answer
from th employed. , Th average wage
paid domestic is given st f 11 par month.
Most employer of domestlo servants
say they giv them as a rule two- hour
off In th afternoon and a llttl extra
time off on Sunday. - -
As to ths question' if th girl would
attend a school of Instruction If it wer
free th answer ta almost unanimously
"yea," and alao all declare that thla
would be of benefit. As to th pleaaant
and disagreeable features of the house
work for employment, th replies ar
varied, som finding much that la agree
able in thl clasa of work and others
none at all of agreeable features.
' ATTXTstPT TO OB SAM.
Special Tnspatck to The Journal.)
Palouse, Wastw ,Aug. IT. -An unsuc
cessful attempt wss mad to rob th
Northern Pacific express office at thl
place Monday night Tha burglar drilled
six holes in ths safe but wer fright
ened away. Th safe contained 11.000.
' rxmxn on vra sotnro.
'
(Rpoelat Dispatch to Tha learsal.)
Chehalls, Wash., Aug. IT. Th at
mosphere her Is filled with amok to
day, but It Is principally from Sre
on th sound, a strong wind from- th
north driving th smok this way. There
ar som fires out In th county, . but
none ar doing any damage.
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OF YOU live in Albina, Sunnyside, Brook
i lyn, way pp town, or down town, or al-
- roost anywhere, you need not come to
. . Fifth and Yamhill to insert an adver
tisement in The Journal. - All you need to do .
is to go - over to the nearest branch office,
leave your advertisement, pay for it at regu
lar rates, and it will at once be telephoned to '
the main office of The Journal free of extra
charge. Convenient, .isn't It? And : the cost
only , 15c for 21 worda daily ; or -Sunday, for
any classificatioa i. Vw, ' -'w''-
GLACIIAHAS C
FARM, FRUIT ANa
HOP LANDS
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CIS' Per Acre .
(T sores, II la cultivation, balance light
timber; fin springs; f-room house;
one mil to school, stor and postofflo:
one mil of fencing; t mile from Ore
gon city, on fine road. , . ... - .
07 Per Acre ;
I acres; I acres slashed, balanc light
growth r about 1 0 seres untillsble; only
mue irom jeoiiaw corners. .
022 Per Acre
II acre, 4 mile from Oregon City; on
mil from Clackamas rlvsr; cord wood
enough to pay for th land; no improvo-
mems, terms. . .
. 050 Per Acre
40 acrea, l mil from Oregon City;
level: timber cut off: balanc brush:
surrounded by. fin farms; no Improve-
Y 034 Per Acre '
10 acree, II in cultivation; 10 seeded to
cioveri good spring; iars irame nam,
sheds, etc., costing 11,000; good -terms;
low interest. ... , v - y.
02O Per Acre (Half Cash)
10 acre level, rich loam soil, on line of
O. W. P. A Ry., near Eagle Creek; 1.000
oord wood; -freight rates to Portland
only 16 cents per cord; a snap lor a
wood proposition. Don't overlook this.
Gross Shaw
alSAXi SgTATX AJTD nrSSTnTS.
- ass WasalartMa Street.
COME OUR WAY
' . That magnificent 10-room residence,
with nearly a quarter block, for only
$3,OQO
"That beautiful l-rooni cottage, mod
ern conveniences snd excellent comer
lot, on Rodney avenue; rental valu. Ill
per moniD. tio mr,
;:v: :: $1,-400- :
tto in cash and balanc In easy month
ly payment. . .-
. im,.l KMuttfnl M Ail Waa TftfifH
street, near Harrison, walking dlstancs
CO DUBiness otniir; airwia imiirovcfL
. 1 1. . . u w i . . k..
sewera, immn "-. nw uihk..i i -
f ain- ever offered In th city in th last
wo year w ,
Tot ffertkc paMtoalaurs apply to
DUNN - LAWRENCE CO.
. . . iisvb riBST sTBaav. -; ' '
SSO0O gnarUr block, fln location. West
taaoo On of th moat sightly horn
- site In th city,
to BO Fin corner lot, Weet Sid. -
SagOO 11 acres, convenient to Tremont
station, on jnu pvun vr iiuvb
SaSOO 2 acree ' and l-room houee, on
Montavllla oar Una.
1100 acrea and T-room hOu.
aaooo IT acrea - , .' ";...,' ',
9180011 acre.' t '
Will b glad to tell you of the bar
gains. - ' . ..
DAVIDSON, WARD & CO.
40S Ohambe of prniTneroa. :
FOR SALE
S Elthr of the new and 'sl
. snt dwelling "about com
i pleted." situated on th outh
. west corner of East Sixteenth
and Stark. Will b sold for
. cash or on Inatallment by
Parrisb, Watklns & Co.
1 ' - SM AXSBB STBXXT. '
Half-Acre Lots
Ws bar a number of ' very choice
lot on ,. - '
East Thirty-Ninth Street
Retween Belmont and Esst Waahlngtnn
streets that we would sell to desirable
parties; building restrictions; private
i-inch water main, eta
WAKEFIELD. FRIES & CO. '
snon Mala 14.. fiat stabk itbiit,
KLIIsnDWGnitil.
. I Dm Bl CI for anaeterml
r I glarharos.lBSaaim.Mone,
U IrrliaUoas or slosrstlona
mt we. ess SMsthraBW,
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slsls wrsssee.
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See List of
Branch
Offices on
the Classi
fied Page
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SOINO
Of satisfaction Is sung by hardware
buyers whose wanta are filled from
thla stock of dependsbl supplies.
Hulldera'. shelf and merhsntca' hard
war haa unlimited representation
her and th price ar limited to an
amount Identical with actual value.
AVERY & CO.
82 Third St. .
TUSCAN
Mineral Springs J
- owvu htubt bat xs iu tmaxu
To Whom It May Concern "y
I cam to th abov sprlnus on April
I to tak treatment for any eye. ', I bad .
a very eever attack of catarrh of the
eyes, waa almost blind, after treating -with
the best specialist that Could t
found, and suffering for nine ye raw I
have at last found a cure her at th
FAMOUS TUSCAN SPRINGS. I can-
not prale them too highly. I bop that
others that srs afflicted will glv then,
a trial Ptfu ,,- '
Room lot. Comniorolal Blug, Portland,
Or ron. .
Mr. I. C Palmar, of Palmar, Or, wa
ured of rheumatism. If you are sick
writ to us; w will giv you th nam
snd address of- som on cured of a
elm liar complaint. ,
Tuscan Mineral Springs Corp.
' TVSOA1T, OA&.
szirs sootpom ottl or btom.cs
pATASaUi SAXiT.
Knock the Flies
CET CNC-TBIBD N0B M1U .
' ree Child's "Bo-Ios-go Kllfly ea year
stock. It Diran. moerr la year pocz.t,
far cow sire aae-thlrd anre milk,, sad
borer e Mtt an o Use fa4 wbe
, protsetrd tna the fllee. It nutrcs
enly e few escends to spply lt It eosu
Irse tl.sa He a day per brae. To can
Sot sfford to do wltboot It. Ask your
dralar. at Writs oay for SO-pag boo
let. .
Portland Seed Co. ;
y-aolft. Coast AsaU, r.rtUaa, Or. '
FOR SALE
ITIo lTew Stock of Orocerie andT fix
tures, in a flrst-olaaa location; will
Invoice about ITOO. Must be eold;
owner haa to go east September 1.-
took of Orocerie and fixtures, delivery
wsgon and good norae; living rooms
'over the store; burn; rent 26. In
voice about 1 1,1500. Fine
location.
Cash business. A snap.
Two A No. '. i ' HometttMid . Re '
llatfUtshments, one-half mils to
Sileby rlvsr. Will cruise 4,ooo,
ooo fest to ths claim. ' . j
) Only S1JS Each i
Maxwell Burg
SIS Aftlartoa ldg, rortland Or.
St. Johns Park
Fine, new eottsses near Woolen Mills
and car Un, for sal cheap, on Install
ment plsn. .
On with I lot V.....,,r,fi,oB0
On with 1 1-1 lots 1 1,030
Three with 1 full lot each.. uo
Th Woolea Still will be In operation
soon and (0 to 100 new houses will b
needed In St. Johna
CHIPMAN & KINO,
Oenaral Agents, St. lohas. '
, 01 Holbreok, Owner, TBS Chamber of
Oommeroa, . . '
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