The Oregon daily journal., June 25, 1905, SECTION TWO, Page 18, Image 18

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.OREGONSUNDAY JOURNAL.' ' PORTLAND SUNDAY MORNING, UNE ' 25fu 18C5.
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NEWS OF
-menlilKht"Hu dJJUfor4 Wlgl
In Uttlr Old runabout arrived la rort
landand won the great transcontinental
rac It brought PortlantL-more to to
. (on In tba niotorlbg world than ..any
hr vt.Tba ay or lit motoripg
j-wrld wer-' centered on this city, and
for month to coma tha papcra otMha
tra'd wilt have torte to print about.
-thl,-tr!rl"which ,wa mad In 44 daya.
"ltoaa an Wlf la traveled atput 4.000
L mile, which makee their average dally
running nearly 109 tnlleiincludlng tong
delay and accident. It waa a trip. filled
with Interesting experience, 'and Hum
aaya 'He would not advise any one to
attempt iC for It. was full of bardablpa
from atart to finWh. Tha'autolata had
barely TfCqTered. from the sever strain ;
,H...IlJCett J)fPortlandltndlHiP
-of fighting the flood In Ohio,. Indiana
. and lllinol whan they struck the
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t-'-t- "vw- ""' 1 Jr. . . -"'(.-.' f-VJ v' ?
. " I;toAalM; Li..- i.t ..t.a.,at.-il f,. -i
f terrible Wyoming weather. In one day
' f they war in hall, snow, rain and wind,
sterms, and In crossing the sagebrush
lands, with at tlnea nothing but alkali
i. -water to drink, their Hips crarfuied
' Hun and Wigls have received their
r prise of (1,000 and today will start on
: their return to Detroit They have been
';away from home about aix weeks and
. will return on a' train that -will carry
them there in the ahortaat time. ' Percy
, Megargel and Barney Btanchfield In Old
' . Steady are still pushing on to Portland.
They arrived at Burns, Oregon, Friday
. and were expected . in Piinevllle . last
; night but whether they reached "there
. cannot be said, a no word had been
"- received from them. When they tele
phoned from Burn they were given
,' - warning about tha Seven- Ulle hill in
the Cascades, which came sear being the
' undoing of Huis and Wlgle.. Megargel
was advised that before beginning Us
j descent to tie a tree to the rr of his
' onachlna to act as a drag, fof a Ilusa
' says. 'such a plan ishe only.eap one
.i c... to adopt Inl descending thin biHt which
. . . ts the wofsT tha raeer found throygh
out their trip. -,-
- L. Keata and party of friend A
i .- wh,o went as far -as Lebanon to meet
f . Huai and Wigle, made one of the most j
COMMITTEES MAKING
I EXCELLENT PROGRESS
Arrangements for Day at Lewis
and Clark Fair Are
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Under-Way.
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. (Bpedal Dbpttck te The JoaraaL)
Vancouver, Wash., June 4 Oood
progress 1 being made by the eom
mlttee appointed by Mayor Craw
ford to- arrange a suitable program for
Vancouver and Clarke County day ats
in uwii ana ciark rair, Testerday
. the membera of tha varlouav committees
er busily-engaged -in getting things
lliied up. The membew of the solicita
tion and contribution committee have
o faf had good success, the business
men In general taking much interest in
"making tneTJayFommemorabie.
Bute Senator E. -M. Rands, who was
appointed a committee of one to arrange
for tb program at tne state-building,
liek-not decided on Just whit the exer
sta'S will b,- but at alt" events they
will be short , Thla policy wHl be ad
bered to ao aa to give - the people of
Vancouver time to vlslfother part of
-the fair. -.. ....
' Those who Intend to Join the ,000
who. will attend the fair on Vancouver
day should take-note that ther will
beVut three trips of the'j ferry by
. which they can take advantage bf the
free transportation on the trolley cars
xo iu rair gaiea. These trip will be
. u , i:i ana J in .o clock
MUCH EXCIIEMENtlS
' . CAUSED BY STORM
,v. M&nyAncQuverj Residents ob
Heariig Heavy - Thunffer
Much Alarme(i. . j "
(gperld Plttf te'Tbe Joataal.) .
Vancouver,- Wash..' June , J4. It has
com to light that all the residents of
Vancouver ' are not 'exactly used to
thunder storm such - as took-, place m
and slround this city Saturday morning.
Several people were seen to rush from
buildings Into the Street In the wildest
excitement- Some thought the fort here
wa under flr by tha Japanese navy.
Othera had an Idea that all the noise
-wis caused by the warship . now
anchored In Portland, On young
"Woman of . rather .tender year remarked
that poelbly It ws an electrical, die-
- plar "iriM Lewis " and -Clark fair,
ugmanted by the 'gun of the warships
and. expressed a - desire to see It at
- closer range. Probably thl moat
laughable ' situation was In the case
.4f a restaurant maa who., never having
wltaeesed a thunder storm of any dura
tion . severity, fKought the city o
doomed and ran Into the street ,to
pread thet alarm.
A nearly 'a can b determined. Van
eeuwr -:rjh renter of Saturdav morn
ing r storm. Shortly after 1 o'clock In
Art flaabes f lighuing wsr iten, and
-THE; AUTOMOBILE WORLD;" ,i
remarkable trlpa attempted by a Pert
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eellent eoept "for to dut. -At L&anonj
Mr Vuti nil h i rarlv took inart tha
touring car and aavaMt a thorouah
cleaning. Not having .finished their
labor at o'clock, Huaa and Wig la, who
had been assisting.' started bhead for
Salem, and' M.' Keat derided that the
beat traveling would be In tha cool of
the evening. Ilia party left Lebanon at
7:44 o'clock and went over" the greater
part of the road after dark. The actual
running-time for tha 4J miles between
1!aIuuuul.&iuI KalAni ha, I wn )n luirc ab4
seven rolnutesv which Included tha ford
ing of tbree, streams. When the, finny
reached -Salem Huaa and Wlgl were
still about. They, were astonished at the
performance and" congratulated Mr.
Keata; tfh his ability a. a driver,- An-
to Slera " LastWeek.
other remarkable : run was - between
Salem and Aurora. Huaa and Wlgle left
Salem at 7 eclock In tha morning and
nr. amis ana nis irienas an nour later.
At Aurora Keats caught Hua and Wlgla.
Just aa the touring ear waa approaching
Atirora - what- was Bttnpoaed -to- bo a
minor- accident happened to the car.
Upon Investigation -It waa found to, be
mora serious and caused a delay of sev
eral hours. "Had proper facllitlea for
making repair been at hand Mr. Keats
and his party would hava entered Port
land with- the racers, but aa it waa they
arrived in tha city two hour afterHuss
and Wlgle. , . '
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The parade riven on Wednesday night
by the Portland Automobile club - in
honor of Huss and Wlghr-was k credit
to tha club and the city. The' 60'- or
more car In line reflected tha lntereat
there Is in " motoring. The applause
heaped on Huss and Wlgle was hearty.
and showed that the people had an In
terest lit -their long-race.;"' r-:'
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There la atlll considerable talk about
the proposed race between the Olda and
Cadillac The challenge Issued" by H.
M. Covey of tha Cadlljao la atlll stand
ing and it waa expected -that arrange
ment for the race would hava been
made thla past week. It was the Inten
tion of H. L. Keata of tha Olda cea
rain began to fall a "half hour before
It did In Portland... There was hardly
a resident In the city but what heard
the heavy peala of thunder and hundreds
arose' to see the grand electrical dla-
-Xplay-ln the heavens, the like of which
bas never been seen here before, ac
cording .to the memory of several old
tlmera, - i ,
Kew Cemeterrenoe. '
- (Special Bltpetcb to The Joonul.)
Vancouver, Wash., June 24.-After
month of hard work on the part of the
Vancouver ."Cemetery association, the
long .expected Iron fence" a round the City
cemetery will be constructed at once.
After sufficient money had' been raised
to make the Improvement, a delay of
two months; was caused by the manu
facturer in not being able to turn out
tha work.- Built of Iron thw new fence
will be a laatlng Improvement, which
ha been needed for same time.
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Looal aad Personal.
Vancouver, Wash ,' June 14. A. D.
Boardman of this city Is locate for a
time In PorH nd on business. . .
A new sawmill is to be builtjn. the
near future near Artiboy.
Tha hew fountain In the City park,
which will be completed soon, will be
a credit to the city, j . ,-i
Waltef McCredle. manager ?f the Port
land baseball team waa In thla city Sat
urday, conferring with his uncle. Judge
W. W. McCredle.- ' " .
The - Washington and Oregon sawmill
will etiut down on June 10 (Vancouver
day s at the fair) In order that the .em
ploye majr attend.
Ajparryrft)Tpremmnrancduvermen
vlUcd the Oak In Portland thl even
ing! ' " - -
Rusk' cream soda, -delicious and re
freshing, only 6c, next to Vancouver
grocery. ... .
LOW EXCURSION FARES.
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Via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. ,
From Chicago to.Aabury Park, N. J..
and return, til. 15; Ticket, good going
Jun St, JO, July 1 and t valid' for re
turn until August' 11 ' by extension.
Stop-over air New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington. Through
sleeping car to' Anbury Park.
Baltimore and return, 111. Ticket
good going July. 1, 1 and 4; valid for re
turn until August 11 by extension.
Stop-overiat Washington. The only line
that operate through train. Send for
circular to Peter Harvey, Paclflo cpaat4
agent, Ban rraneiscq. H. N. Austin, O
P.
hlcago. Consult your nearest
tickef'ahrent for details.
Velghborly AmenHlea, -r-. v'-
From th Philadelphia Public Ledger,"
. "That's an, auction piano ypur datrgh-'
ters go. Isn't itr aeked tha sarcastlo
woman next door. -
"No, indeed!" replied" (ha proud mother
indignantly. "What mad you think
thatT" - --; ' .
''Oh, probably, because It 'going,
going, going' all th time"
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- ruth Dilation Tnnceecy,
Phllooph Thilre'a ' rto use crying
overspill milk.- . ' " ,
Dlttow No,' thera'a, probably tinouga
watr in It already, - , . .
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- 4p4ny to have Hue or "vTlgl rlv tb
I t WAm kill ihal i1ntrtiiM .fai hoVMA
prevented thl., Afr, Megargel arrives
" di.hi.uii.iu "
driver the racg wtir-probaMr
take I
place.
Hear- flchreeder Tlcoma. while
r- ; . 7 . . - . . . .
visiting in a'oruana ine piner 7 pur-
chaaed an Olds tourina- ear and took it
home with him. J. II. Bhaw of the
American Typefounder company, has
bought an Old runabout and F. J.
Becker of Aberdeen,' Washington, bpugbt
an Olda touring runabout . - -.
That motoring has made .wonderful
atrldea in Portland Is evident from tha
way tha llveryL,bulness hka Increased.
A few weeks ao'Tioarcelr a, Hvery car
could be found In th -city, .while oi
J
at every corner there are three or four
cara. H. M. Covey, who purchased from
E.' H. Wemme hi Pierce Arrow, has
placed VTon livery and Ben Holladay has
put on one of his Wlnton car and a4
soon aa the other cornea out of tb
palnf shop It will alao b put into use.
Dossett St Klser have entered four cars
In Ihe livery, andcars of nearly every
description can be- found on thaTcorner
f of tha varlou atreeta. v
r- Ben Holladay ha received word that
tha Model B Wlnton car purchaaed "by
f- D. Inman ba been shipped and will
reach her In- the couraa of 10 daya
Mr.-tlnman .Mi had this ear finished In
silver- gray and when it arrlvea in tha
city will be on of tha flneat car. If
not- the finest, ln""the-city, aa It'll
larger than the Pop Toledo car which
have been admired so' much. With Mr.
InmaS's - car v Mr. Holladay hae had
shipped a Model CJWlnton, which will
be another notable addition, to the mo
tor car of thx.clty. rJi?rrJ
Walter 8. -Martin's Packard. ear,- .in
hich h recently malle a trip .to- On
tario, has arrived In tha city and I
nowHbeing; overhauled. . ,It will be
shipped to San Francisco during the
coming weelt and after It arrival there
Mr. Martin will make "a tour of the
state, r-- -v
CAUSES AMUSEMENT .
FOR THE PASSENGERS
Queer Actions' of Man on Car
" May Have Been .Those
of a "Maniac-
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(Speclil Dlptch to The jowaal.)
Vapcouver. Wash., June 14. -Passengers
on the 7 o'clock car front Fort
land -were treated, to a rather unusual
experience ycstcrdayViornlng. . Th1 In
cident a thft1me . was taken to be
laughable but it might have resulted, is.,
something serious. On th jbatI wer4
several men; bound for a logging eemp in"
the northern part of the county. When
the middle of the long trestle was
reached on of them, whom It had been
noticed acted queerly, jumped to his
feet and raced back-and forth through
tha car in a wild manner An effort
wa mad by thoe on the car to atop
him and presently tha man eat down
and bKn vigorously emelng--elgar.
Hi action on th ferry were auch aa
to attract attention but he wa allowed
to proceed Jo the" Northern Paclflo
depot, where h boarded tha out-bound
8 o'clock train. . " - T "" -'
A report come from a logging camp
near Kalama that a man had arrived
in camp who was madly Inaane and
threatened violence. It la thought from
the description that he 1 th eame man
wh,o eame here on th car. - Tha report
from Kalama ststes that when an ef
fort was made to take the erased man
in custody he mad hi way from camp
and haa not peen seen since.
ra xAKZiro or ha?, -
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From tha St. lunula. Post-Dispatch." .
T ) Large map-making flrma have geo
graphical libraries collected from every
source and in every lanruarel - The
modern sketch mSp ot ln; mlaTon'ary - -
in som wild region ia aa highly valued
a th most comnjtt survey map. ' In
making a new map. of any Imnortanl
L. region the compllatton mad by other
are naroiy ever toucnea.- Representa
tive are sent out and every detail I
taken "from )ts original source. Thes
representative re paid enormous sal
arlea. They are never 'ru
shed, but r I
er their work
allowed to take a long over their work
a they think it necessltaatea. :
' Th cost! of producing a map of th
world, would be enormoua; each gov
ernment would have to share the ex
pense. -The 'time taken would also be
very great There are at ' present no
ordnance maps of South America. "nor
of large portlona of Aa. Even were
a-united .International1 effort. made It
would be many years before the work
could Becompleted.' Different methods
k-uA rtll tin .mMlHH.J 1 .1 , MM .
w'uiu " ivi' THiyivjcu in uuivrsnt
countrle. ' i.
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1 ' ' fpeaklag From asprlno.
L FjomMlie Phllndlphta Bulletin.
" First-Truant Bar, Billy, ain't tou
going homeT ' .
Second Triynt Not. much. If w go
home.-now w get a ncaing. nwt-eevwei
lesv It tin after dark wa get kissed I
airq cuuoiia ana givva ai ava aiva i
ing drowned.. - ... i
CHAUTAUQUA TO HAVE
GOOD TRAIN SERVICE
Railway and ElectriC.CarS.tO
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Furnlsrj . Quick Trans
portation.
" . inoeaai Diapatr te Tie JoaraaH
I nmnn rlt Inn 11 Tk nanllu
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committee of the Willamette Valley
Chautauqua aasoclaUon baa arranged
f with .the Southern Paclflo Railroad com
pany for a splendid train aervica that
will be maintained during the approach
ing assembly. Trains will leave Port
land for Gladstone at 7:45. 1:40. 1:10
and 11:1 a. ra. and 15 train at regular
intervals from J:16 to 1:50 p. m. Be
aide thia the (electric cara will give
trahi aenrlce of s7-cJvery 40 rain,
utea all day and oftener on special ocoa
alona. Tha handsome souvenir pro-1
grama hava bean printed' and a corps
of elerka are busy' mailing them to for
mer and proepeotlve patron of the
unauLaunua. . l.v -
Tb aasembiy will begin July 11 irfi
will be in aeaalon until July II. , But
In order to accommodate the patrons of
tne asaemnjx who may desire. to attend
tha iwls and Clark fair tha ground
of tha park will be kept open and lighted
until August 11 and tha camping! privi
lege win be free. The reduced trans
portation rata will also hold good.
largo number of people hava al-
dy selected places in the 'park on
whloh to pitch their tents, i From all In
dication there will be' more camper
on tha ground than hava ever before
been at Oladstona park. Of couraa tha
Lewis and Clark fair 1 in a largo meas
ure responsible for this, but beaidea that
the program this yea m an unusually
large number of f lrsticla attractions.
PREPARATIONS UNDER,
WAY FOR TOURNAMENT
Oregon City Making Ready for
Big Three Days'
Celebration. i
' (gpectsl Oiipatch te The JeniasL)
Oregon City, June J. Arrangements
for tha firemen a tournament, July I, 4
and 6. are wall under way and It la
believed that th program will b car -
rA mi wllhniit hlth.
Th city I already hanofsomely dec
orated, -taving put on Its gala attlr
for the-benel of th Grand Army
campment.. All the flag and"buntll
have been allowed to remain and other
decorations will be added to the
Tem from Vancouver and Astoria
will be present and wilt particlpat
In th race with tha Oregon City team
Ther will be a balloon ascension and
parachute jump during tha tournament
and '.ether spectacular feature will be
secured.
The glorious Fourth will be th big
gest4ay of th thro and band, from
thla city.- Milwaukle and Aurora hay
been engaged. The addrea of the day
will be mad by Walter Lv Tooa of
Woodlawn. Liberal prlxea have been
offered for the best float in the parade
which -promle to-b m grand -and
spectacular trades parade and pageant
' Mra. Kathrvn Ward PODO will have
charge of the music and will drill theJ
choru of glrla that will aing ouring
th exerulsea. A' cpmplet program will
be furnished thl week. ' 7
COUNCIL WILL-HOLD
' A SPECIAL MEETING
Will Place on Final Passage
Two-Ordinances for Street
Improvements.
(Special tlipatfh te The Joornil.)
' Oregon City, JunJ.4.H-A special
meeting, of the city council will be held
Monday night for the purpose of placing
on final passage two" ordinance for th
Improvement of Fifth street from Malt
to Water street and Sixth street from
Railroad avenue to water aireei 4,.
7 1 1
. . ; Eat From anay. '
(Special Dlpitcb.to TP Journal.) "1
Oregon City, Jftna 24. John J. Hoop,
I llAn T n .
sent to Councilman Sheahan a flue hat
manufactured from the native bamboo
ef th Philippine. Mr. Houp expect
to return to Oregon after another year.
T" Cnrnroh SCeottng'. n
Hgeeftal DffDttck The JoaraaL!
- Oregon City, Or., Juna 14. Th third
quarterly "meetjuag' of th M7 E. church,
south, will be held Saturday and Sun
day at Teaael Creek church. 'Th pr-sldingIftrrftvr-FTP.
Oardiner 'el
Junction City. - and tha pastor, Rev. J.
W. Craig, will , b present w.
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Xrfwat and Fiiiialj' n
(gpeotal Dlapatch te Tha Joaraal.-
Oregon City, Or., Jun 14. Ml Nelta
Natalie Harding and' Mis Clara
Madeline Caufleld of this city war
graduated - from tb Portland academy
last night - ,
Colonel . Robert A. Millar wa In th
city yeteTday. v
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nlckell arrived from
Rent tie this morning and are visiting
Mrs. Nlckcll s parents, Mr. and Mra. T.
li. Hawkins
Mis Bessie Oulhn of Walla Walla 1
visiting her cousins. Mis Etbel Green
and' Mis Clara Nehren. ,
Mr. J. A. Roman arm her on of
Mount Pleasant hava gone to their
homestead In, Lincoln county for th
summer.
Miss Ida Roppel Is visiting at Aurora.
. An --Ic- cream social wa given last
night In the lower Logan school district
t Orange hall.
Th attendance wa
good. . .
In th annual distribution of prises by
the flan Francisco - Examiner - Mlea
Cecelia Goldsmith of thl city wa on
of th winners. She drew and ha re
ceived a handaSitie gold watch and chain.
C. J.-Mcintosh. edltotHsnd publisher
of the Gran County New t-Jphn CHty,
accompanied by Mr. Mcintosh, war In
Oregon City yesterday. '
Dr. Cameron of Nebraaka I In th
city today. Ha I making a tour, of th
Pacific' northweat n ."
BEWARE OF FAKERS !
Whov. in 1
, your
II a t . Go to
HEA DQIiATlTETlfl
-for,-
Panama and
FiitHat r
Cleaning,1
J. FISCMF1 King of Hat
- v ' Railnvatnr
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will Dya for .you or Clean and Blek
. our aiaia
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f0H MO,
sxtm at.
rxora bib S4.
Vonderful
Copper Values
EXHIBITED
AT FAIR
The National and
ies Display EX-
ens
ONE ORE
SAMPLE
WEIGHING
1
48? POUNDS
TJpon entering tha main entrance of
th Wyoming; building' tha spectator
attention la arrested by a distinguishing
exhibit of coDner or. Thl or was
taken from tha oropertle of th Fidel
ity CoDber comnarty and th .National
Copper - Mines - company, Ijthe- Seven
uevua aisirict' i wui o rnraimwrw
when th first product were brought In,
a few year ago. In sample varying In
weight from 14 ounces to two pound,
some of th beat mining authorities
were inclined to be skeptical aa to th
possibility of th oontlnuanc of such
valuable revelations. Th present ex
thiblt at th fair, however, dlapel all
osslble 'doubt and la convincing proof
more valuable ore' aa tha mine ar de
veloped. Some of tlK best mining ex
perts hava pronounced it to be tb beat
AKlt.lHAM " )
Tha exhibit presents a large variety
In copper ore, varying In weight from
a few ouncca to 487 pound In ore
chunk from the Fidelitjrcompany'
mine. . Thl , hug specimen-runs from
40 to 10 per cent Other, specimens
average to the ton IS per cent copper,
with. 110.10 worth of allvr and ora
gold.- : -r-r : 7' tt-J t . 7
' The velum of th output ha been
limited up to recently owing to a lack of
praotloal tranaportation facllitlea aad
a ameltlng plant A smelting plant; wa
completed laat year within 11 mile, and
haa been- kept uy right, along, turn
ing out an average of (0 tons a day from
-the , Seven-Devils-district' Tha near
ruiure win witness in complexion or a
railway from - Huntington down th
Snak river - to- Ballard' " Landing- -It
now need to be surveyed but two mile
mora Despite V thesv transportation
handicaps, the National company'
mine have been in operation mora or
less for th paat 10 yeara 8pm of th
or mined waa transported by wagon
to the,, nearest train connection, from
whence It was taken to thevamelter.
Abundance of mined ore, however,. how
He on th properties ready to be trans
ported to th smelter aa soon aa th
last apik I driven In th railroad.
The properties -ars surrounded by
patented mines that have been produo
Ing for years, sonve of which hav paid
as -high a 00 par cent dlvldenda "Th
board of. 'director- of both companies
constat of a representative body of mln'
lng and bualness man of . this com-
munlty, . , , ;,,
Th National Copper Mln company
office ar located at (It Commercial
block, and th Fidelity Copper com
pany' at (It Marquam building. .
Mr. W. Trevor, who I managing tha
exhibit at the fair In the Mining build
ing,' or any of th director, ar pleased
to T explain further' particulars' at any
timft.to any one. ' i
Lewis and Clark
Exposition Grounds
Kodaktrt will find at full tin
-r" ' ' 1 :
a)f)0
EAstmui Kodaks, Films,
Paper and Supplies w :
on' Exposition Orotinda Flrat
' door on right after passing
throogh main entrance '
1 411 Good! Kill be Ui si ttjalu Wta j
No advance by buying her, and
can be had any. hour of the dyr
''All trk, elean ffoodaj Jut from
faotory . ,
Films Developed and Finished
in Four Hours
Prompt i
suit. The
service, excellent r
i most complete photo-. .
grapnio plant in tne in
visitor welcome. Let
hlo plant
Northwest.
us help
you In your
kodak-
ruling.
1XP0SITI0N GROUNDS
If you want to save money
price TRUNKS AND
.,, SUIT CASEJS.at ; -
Jacob Asher
ridelity'iompan
cellentSpecim
OFFICIAL PH0T01
irouoi
we.r wining. , ,1,
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Kodak-S&bp
' SSO Tlrrt St,. Oo SalMoa,
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"CADILLAC RUNABOUT winning; the runabout race at -IRVINGTON
PARK DECORATION DAY. ,
,.c After thinking-the matter over for a week"the representa
tives of the horsepower car have ACTUALLY deci4ed td
race it against the 9-horsepowcr Cadillac for 20 mile'5
, ''We are much'pleased. but'we didn't think they had'the"
nerve- , ' , - .'. "'J '-'. ' "..'.. .
There wilt alsw be a race between the Cadillac runabout '
and. the runabout that you see in the distance in above cut,
It's a little too far back to recognize, but interested readers .
can probably guess what itjs. The date of these races has not
been decided, ut they willjirobably take place July 4. " v
CQYEY & RIDDLE, I5th AMD ALDER
Protect Ypw Eyes j
GOGGLES all Styles for All Purposes
- 25c to
- Auto Supplies, Bicycles and
i xPyd6 Sundries t ;;:
Tires tor Aatos. Bicycles and Carriages.
V V,' V . . ' ;,-
BALLOUX WRIGHT
86 SIXTH
"uur business has : grown too
. at 1 hirAand Alder.
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Sixty Per Cent; Within a Year;;
And we have been compelled .to" enlarge our room! .Ve have,
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ELEGANT APARTMENTS' WHICH HAVE
FITTED UP ESPECIALLY FOR US
And will hereafter be better than .ever prepared to cure, all
those afflictions of the human body, that' we have soauccess
fully treated in all the past years of our inarvelousjly expand
V -"'' ing pmfessional career -in Portland. ,-v "
WE ;HAVE TREATED -THOUSANDS OF PATIENTS,
jlestonngoejhhundredjiphund 61 'persons who
had given'up llThope, and inr Sur new" location t
We invite All Sick People
Of whatever disease they "may
as the ages and stronger and
j. . ,goes
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
Yet at-Thltd and Alder, bu af$er "July10 1 in tour palatial par
lors at 162, First Street.' southeast corner -Morrison.
We have a lull second floor pf that fine building. " -. '
JOURNAL WANT
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Tb4 School f Quality
MODERN, PltCTICAL, COMPIXTB
Opi) all tb reir-Catatat free
A. P. AKMSTRONQ. LL. B PRINCIPAL
PACIFIC TENT
& AWNING CO.
17 sromnt
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Bat. Bamtd Oeaea.
Awnlnna for
tores and-- resi
dences. Tenta end
ramplnf - mitflta
Oat our crloes.
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C. GEE WO
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We Are Going to Move
to First an (TMorcison
large for our presentv quarters
ree for our pres
It has increased
BEEN
to Come and Be Cured
have by our great remedies, ola
of greater merit as each year
by. ; -
ADS PAY BEST
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231 Alder Portland ?
Pure, BeaoUtul " iad'i "
Jewelry. Qold Bracelets
and Signet .Ritirs of all
descriptions made to or
der. American name
enarared . In' Cblrte J '
hararter a Dure nil '.
tings; or good-luck .rlns; engraved wltlt
the three cardinal "Chinese characters,
ylav Olory, Prosperity and . Longevity.
Charges reasonable and orders of' any
design promptly executed and sent pre
paid to any part of .the United State. .
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