The Oregon daily journal., November 10, 1905, SECTION TWO, Image 15

THE OREGON DAILY JOUnilAL, PORTLAND, FKIDAY EVENING, NOVEM2E3 10. 1803.
FEARFULSTRUG6LE
I
m COUGAR
Ed Bingaman Has Hand-to-Hand
Fight' With Monster
; Panther on Grayback Mount.
BEAST JUMPS ACROSS
HUNTER'S RIFLE. BARREL
C MA4rMa 4 Tat rm! v !?. fa
vwui vatt aa v r wai V ill
, , . .
1 Contact With Animal, His Clothing
. Torn " From HI Body and Man
ana cat kou jjown nm ogetner.
(Aiieelsl Dlsoatek te The Jeans'.!
Ortnu Pass, Or., Nov. 10. Th atory
' of a fearful hand-to-hand encounter with
a moneter cougar In tha deep forest of
urayback . mountain, . Josephine county,
In which Ed. Blngaman, the son of a
' 'Williams valley ranchman, narrowly -
caped with, his life, was brought to this
' olty yesterday." Young Blngaman,' with
rifle and doc went out in the pins
'. woods of Orayback on a pear hunt. Back
in the forest, and In a section closely
grown with small flra, tha. dog. cams
upon an old panth-r and cub. The
, , thicket was too dense for the hunter to
sua tne encounter, ana ne oeitevea in
cause of the trouble to be a , bear.
Shortly tha dog. bleeding- from -many
wounds, ran out. yelping wildly, and
' only after much perauaslon. could be
Induced to enter the-thicket again.
. Blngaman drew closer, and Just as
he reached the border' of. tha thicket a
. great panther, leaped out, ' "jumping
squarely across the rifle barrel of ths
hunter and throwing the man to earth.
flnaAlv twihtnri-th aM fat .l vmina, riih
i followed. - The big paws of -the panther
struck the hunter On the shoulder, War
ing his clotkeg from his body. Both the
, over down tha hllL .
"' Fortunately the plucky" dog again
plunged .into -the fight, -and when the
pan! her -recovered from bla fail ha waa
obliged to turn all his attention to the
dog. ' This gave Blngaman a chance te
regain his feet and recover hla rlfH
with which ha soon dispatched ths fe
rocious beast, and tha doc soon put a a
end to the snarling cub..;
GRANTS PASS PREPARES
... FOR ANNUAL ELECTION
(flpenel Ptsnatca te Ttte tonrnsl.t
. Oranta Pass, Or, Nov. 14. Judges and
clerk have been -appointed- and other
arrangement made for tha annual city
election, which occurs tier the: first
Monday in December. A mayor, a treas
urer and four - councilman . will .. ba
elected. - Because of tha . general satis
faction accorded' hla administration, it
Is likely that Mayor George Good win
be nrged to become a candidate for. a
second term. It la generally understood
.that Mayor Oood would not object to a
second term, and It-la not settled who
.will ba hla opponent. -
LAND FRAUD GAME JS
W0RKED1JY AGED MAN
.' (Jearaal SoeehU BeVrtae.)
Everett. Waal Nor. I0.On a charge
of obtaining monsy under falsa pre-
' tenses by representing himself aa a
government land agent, Alpln McMillan,
. aged "i years, has been arrested here
by the sheriff "of this county. Under
tha guise -of doing advance work for
th' opening of the timber reserve In
Whatcom county, between Maple Falls
and Mount Baker, It la alleged that Mo
Mlllan collected tl each from at leaat
S0 persons, under tha gulae that when
the reservation was opened they ware
to have the choice of claims by- a pay
ment nf t4 additional.. It la said that
ha also told his victims confidentially
that- Attorney Francis J. Hsney was
connected with tha schema.
. - Oaa To readle-toa. .
, IRiMfal til atfc ft Jmm.I1-
" Pendleton. Or., Nov, It. Pendleton Is
to have a gaa plant in operation in fhe
business portion of tha olty In It
1 iiidii rn 'and in itis iwiasiiiw twrtiun in
II months. Tha city council has granted
the Northwestern One 4fc Electric com
pany a franchise for tMOO, the elty re-
servlng the right to purohase the plant
ne. 2D years. . . .
.:.'.:iy reiki mi:m
Farmer and Shippers' Congress
at McMinnville Promises
to Be Big Event.
, i
(Ipeetil Dispetek te Tie Joarntl.)
McMinnville. Or.. Nov. 10. The meet
ing of the Farmer' and Shippers' con
gress to ba held here Saturday under
the auaplcea of the Willamette Valley
Development league promises to bs one
of much interest.. Delegations are com
ing from all the valley towna and also
from Coo bay. A delegation Of five
will attend from the Fortland board
of trade. Th sessions will bs held In
Burns' hall, beginning at 10:30 a. m.
Following la the program for th day;
At the forenoon sesalon.. opening at
19:10 o'clock. O. O. Hodson, president
McMinnville Development league; Col
onel E. Hofer. president Willamette
Valler Development league; Joaeph N.
Teal. Porttand, and. Judge W. H. Mollis.
Forest Orov. will speak.
The afternoon session will convene at
1;J0 o'olock with musto by the -Gloe
club. c -
Addresses will ba made by represent
tlveo of Coos boy; Walter U Tooss,
Woodburn; Dr. Jareea Wlthyoombe, Cor-
vallis, and Governor Oeorge B. Cham
berlain.
Tha evening seasion will open at I
O'clock, and a number of apeechea Inter
spersed with muslo wui ba followed uy
an informal reception.
Major F. W. Roessler of tha United
States army corpa of engineers and I.
D. Leo of Portland will also be present
snd address th convention.
President Hofer of th Greater Balem
Commercial club bag appointed tha fol
lowing delegates to the farmers' con
gress and shippers convention, wmcn
Is to be held at McMinnville Saturday
of thla week: H. A. Johnson. J. O. Qra
ham. H..B. Thlslsen, F. T. Wright man
and I R. Btineon.
'Diphtheria relieved 1n twenty minutes.
Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas' Ecleo
trlo OIL At anyi drug atora. ..-
I 7 T
I DOINGS IN RABB1TV1LLE j
. .- . -
From th Irrigator's Special Corre
" " ' apondent.
Kabbltville, Morrow "boufily, Or., Nov.
T. You orto 'se her I We mean th
new waltresa lady at tha Bunco! la sha
swell T . H h-got stile I Xtoea . she
war good close? . Bcho snsers - yay,
verrlly. and you belt. Why, If she
mllea on a dish of taters thsy are In
stant - mashad, and the vinegar ' turns
weet if she oven looko-at II. I ain't
sur where she come from, but If I can
manage to Bhake that Hooeybottont irb
aterett I'll see if this peach won't ron-
tlnua to reman Indefinite in Rabbit
ville. My hart yeme for a damsell Ilk
that, what can make her own llvtn - and
mebb help a feller out a little beetles;
Them Honey bottom girls looks on woik
with akorn, " . .. , ,
ahphrdr come Into town to
see Dock Standpatt last Sunday p. mH
havln' a orful pane In hla atummlck.
H says, says he, between gripes and
gronea, "Dock, ba I dyin , or what ale
mr Dock looked bin) over and say
to him, "How much munney you gotrv
gnd the feller aaya, - "lx I." and dook
says, "Tou got the bellyake, but If you'
g'had 23 or so dollars it would be ap-
pendyseetus and Id have to cut you
open, but with only alx I about a spoon
ful or l odium wm make you aa good aa
new." And th alx now reposes -in
dock's jeans. .
Wo'v got a new barber. He'a not
Utterly speaking bran new, . but be1
new to Kabbltville. Our other .barber
lit out one nit last weak for carta un.
be knowst. leavin' a lot of unpaid bills,
tna Diggast one oein' dew to the city
arug store ror perscriptions. .This .new
barber call hlsself a tonsorlal artist
and he'a not doing much busness. our
cltlsen being askeart he'a only took
a ooaraa In tonsorlal art by mall. Our
roms is gettin- pretty crlttikl now on
barbers for we've had a mltey tuft deal
in tnat line, and there la talk now e
organlsln' of a B. P. C. B. B., meanln
A
Tea and CoLfeo
sale. Enormous
Premiums Free.
Don't misa'thta
sale. - It will
save you lots ol
moheya
Great 'f
American Importing Tea Co.
tta Tlrrt . WoUlama.
Our 100 tore
help as (o help you
SIXTY DOLLAR ORE
FOR SF.1ELTER
Colconda, a Mine Near Sumpter,
Is Arousing the Blue Mountain
r- District Again. - ,-
HICH-CRAD PRODUCT
T "UNDER NEW CONTRACT
Shoot Fifty Fact J-onf, Flva Feet
. . Wide and Carrying Averaga of
Sixty ' Dollars Has . Been Proven
snd Management la Opening More.
aoclety for th bcrvention of crualtv
bv barber. T
A New
Welsbach
j Price, , IS cents
An excellent "mantle for
' the price. f
Requires ' less gas, gives
better light and lasts longer
than any imitation mantle.
1 If you want v
atfootd cheap
mantle, this
Is the mantle
to buy..
BettetWeWach :
mantieat20,25, '
30 snd 35 cents.
laiKatloai "
arWorthlMan4
- ExtraTagMt
WaUbach.
. Tha r en ulna has
this ghJatd f ay-
Sox. rhr kinds. VT
IS.30.S$.)O,S3c.Tupff
For Sale by All
DeMers-
r W,1 ni fRES
- IT
Sf:
NrJAjg
i
V.
Tha populace of Rabbititlll has lust
held a mast meeting and v'ry votr In
the preclnk was present, republicans.
demraocrats, popularlats and method
lata. A lot of blaness waa did. but th
mnst Tmmlaa wss the ssttlfylw' hy-
yewnamlnoua voat of these her pe
clflcatlona: "To Mr. Senator Mitchell
add Mr.- Congressman Williamson, to
whit; Weara and Wearfor Jewries of
your Teller peers has dsnounced you
booth a glltyr and that on ofydlTta
as gllty aa the other and mebb moroao,
Mitchell beln' th kyt and Williamson
be In' th tale, and both of yon flyln
two high, and not havln' dew respeck
for Unol Sam' farm and Uttln' - of
'em be grafted; and Mr. Congressman
Blnger Hermann beln ded annyhow and
jest welkin' around to beat a graveyard.
ana standin non compus mentus with
tha govverment; Now we-all, the-cltl
sen of Kabbltville, in th county of
Morrow and atata of Oregon. s. don't
nuKKie oown and beg you tw reslne foi
you ain't got nothln' to resins, but you
ara In our way, and w aak you-all t?
to immejit. or aa much speedier aa you
kin git a move on, to go, aingler and
aavral, abowt a hunderd and 6 mlls
out Into th Specific ocean and drownd
yourselfa dead, dead. dead, and may God
nave mercy on your- mjndbl soles.
world without end. Amen." V'
That feller Honeybottom ra about the
meanest msn what ever draw'd breath.
I called on hla alabsided dawter a phew
imcs, mcDD or nny. sometimes
w sot In tha parlor, sometimes in tha
settln'-room, or kitchen., or if I went
late I'd git tha porch or front gait.
Ana now mat oie raski nrmsa in a
hill agin all of ua for entertalnln'-of us
and lettin' - u make goo goo eyes at
them . phreak girls. He hss a reglar
aaeanuie or rent itialooMv nf th com
pany Of Oil of th girls. 10 cents for
th kitchen, IS for the settln'-room, 1
bits for the parlor. 30 cents tor tha
porch and IB for tha gait prlvlledg, and
cenia a h nour eatra after tan at
nlta -and Sundays double all day. My
bill I I17.ts. but non of us won't pay
wimoui a lawsooc
(Special Dltpatch to Tba JoamtU . .
gumpter. Or- Nov. , it. joloonda Is
shipping IIS or to th Sumpter amelter.
Th contractwinriradnetion com-
pany, mentioned earlier, la being ful
filled in a manner that la a surprise, and
vary indication eslsta to prove that the
mine will bo' able to oontlnu ahlpment
ot a grade of or averaging clos to
thes valuea.. .---l..--.'. .
Thla or Is being taken from the new
work that is being prosecuted by Mana
ger McCarthy on th main adlt level.
In the drift from thla tunnel la a body
itt - or that - already has - been . proved
a length- of 10 feet and for this distance
has an average width of Ave feet, the
general sample ot which for tha basis
ot th smelter contract was ttO to Ml
a ton. v Raises are being mad Into the
or to prove its continuity toward the
surface, and work la to oommence a
one to determine what . alsa and
strength the shoot has with depth. Such
a block of or alone la a good prospect
ive producer. Aa tha haul from tha min
to the Sumpter amelter Is but six miles.
sll down grader and aleoaing will oom
msnoa within a fewdays. delivery ot
the era. will be at aa 'economical' figure.
Insuring better results than ever were
obtained when running th atamp mill.
Of greater Interest than the bare fact
of th important developments is th
statement of th' management that tha
.r being mined is th south end of the
rich shoot ' which the English manage
ment opened on th 1 00 level. The work
undertaken by the present management
on tha tunnel level waa upon tha theory
that tli la ehoot had not been exploited
thoroughly. By following a rich seam
of ore, the present shoot was entered.
which Is pronounced the south end ot
th rich English shoot Tha latter was
opened Intermediate th east and west
II- ,u- min v.in Manager Sic-1
uartny win go into n bush jeveia 10
explore for th north end of th same
shoot, and open ' th present strlks at
greater depth. Tha English shoot had
tha richest chimney of ore ever -opened
In th district, with th possible ex
ceptlon of the marvelous shoot opened
by th North Pole in 102.
I The ntlr camp Is brightened by the
good work of th Oolcondla, which had
suffered from long idleness and from the
results now being attained confidence
haa returned In th mine being, one of
the permanent, Importsnt producers ot
tha district..
BONDS SOLD FOR WATER
WORKS AT M'MINNVILLE
, ' : '
apcUt DtaBstrk te The JoomiLV ,
McMlnnvllU, Or Nov. I The water
itommttte ot the oouncll have sold tha
necessary bonds to Insure the building
or a gravity water system and Improv
ing th electrlo light system to Morris
roe. of Portland.- i-
Morris Bros, have contracted to take
bonda In any sum from 140,000 te
$0,000. There will be 1 10. to premium
m.000 snd. tha bonds will draw
cent Interest. k.
th
on
per
c
r ' OomxaltUd ' So Asylnm. ' . . .
- I (fteeetsl tHstc te TSe Jmntl.)
Albany. Or.. . Nov. lo.i Anna Mabel
Robblns of thla city, aged IT years, was
yesterday afternoon committed to th
asylum at Salem. liar malad la the
rtiult of St. Vitus danoe. ,
ENLARGE BIG MILL.
QreeiSlMMik SUporeed to a Altarlnr Soi
. Twenty SCor sHaoipa.
ji SpeHsl Srrrlce.l
Orsnt's Tsss. Or., Nov. 10.--The
lower mill building on th Greenback
mine, of Grave creek district, is being
enlarged for 10 additional stamps. This
will give a battery of B0 stamps for the
lower mill. Increasing the tonnage ot
th Qreenbnck'a entire plant to at leaat
too , tons 'dally. A proportionate In
crease will be made In tha force of me
mine, and th entlr camp will enjoy a
onsldsrabl .growth as a result.
At present there are about 110- or
400 people at the Greenback. - aM sup
ported, directly or indirectly, - by the
mine. About -40 children attend school
from the homes of ths camp.
The Increase in the mining capacity I
made necessary, not only by tliejyowth
of' the .Greenback reserve of the "mine
but also to, treat, tha quarts from nearby
claims recently -acquired by the com
pany, and whlofi'liav been under de
velopment during the past year. The
one treating plant will care for tha ore
of several mines, th or being conveyed
by tram to th Greenback mill. In the
Greenback the main shaft la down 1,
SOO feet
' MINING NOTES.,
Tlie totala for th output of the main
districts of America and British Alaska
are about mad up for th year, and It
found that the Tsnena country nu
attained second place. Th Tsnana coun
try, which covera an area of mur th.tn
00 mllea In length and (0 to ISO In
width. 1 credited o.flciatly with fero
ducmg !M7f.C0O gold, while th Klon
dike on th British eld of the Yukon
has gone but little above IT.000.000. Th
report on Noma, which Include th Se
ward peninsula, la not complete yet. bul
the best Information I to the effect
that the total will not b much .above
tl.o00.00t. although some private eatl-
mates ara fnr at leaat 10.000.000. Astln
did wtli, but ia not believed to bavs
i
0).
$15 Suits; Overcoats and Cravenettes
Third end Curnside iffLuJlH) I
Third end Curniid;
'I 5 .:5iYv2-riiJ'.:; I
V- IPjtf
TOMORROW this store will sell 400 hand-tailored,
all-wool and worsted $15.00 double and single
breasted sack SUITS, OVERCOATS AND CRAVE
; NETTES at $8OQ for choice. i
T H E BIG Is undoubtedly the climax
of real bargains reached by
us this fall, he q uality:
and workmanship of Suits,
Overcoats and Cravenette3
is of the dependable high-:
class kinds. The variety is
extensive enough to meet the
aooroval of the most exacting
A t E yers. You will be a Hub
elegant opportunity, for the styles arc all of the
yery latest and popular adoptions. : ;
At prices that will mike you do' a quick-step to tl3
. . department tomorrow. .
59t For $1 Working Pants, 'darlcpior, worsted."
90d For 10 styles of $1.50 PanU. - .
?1.45 For 10 styles of $2 and $2.50 Wool or Worsted
. Pants.'. :.'-v .-,-.;--.-:--;:;:- ';
f 2.45 For 20 styles of $4 Tailor Made Pants. y ' v ? "
We are making a Mid-Season Clearing Sale of all lots of
Suits, Overcoats, Cravenettes, Pants, Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings that we are unable to duplicate or keep up
sizes in during the winter season. It's a habit with most
stores to await January for this kind of price cutting, but
The Hub is not a store that waits- We are a store of
today. It's ji paying proposition to you to watch wur
bargain sale's. .. . .-; .. : O -;
a. IT'S
A SIN
TO DO ITJ
SHOES
That's what our department buyer says. Shoes are go
ing up in price all over the world, but coming down in
price at i he nuD. , , . .
135
7 erm
For best quality fall style $3 to $150
Shoes. There are about 200 pairs, broken
sites, from our best selling fall lines, but
when The Hub quotes bargains it's not
on heirlooms---it's, on the very best and
latest styles.'-.", .: . . .
One day among hat bargains like
these will rut you for a year, 7 "
$1.65
For choice of 32 styles of Soft
and Stiff $3 Fall Style Hats, black,
brown, tan, pe'irj, etc. .We can,
make you look right and save you
$1.35 tomorrow. .
RIPPING PRICES IN TWO ON SEVERAL LINES
OF FALL AND .WINTER
FURNISHINGS
204 For Fleece and Derby 50c to 65c
Underwear. ; v '
394 For Derby 75c Quality Underwear.
49 For Nutria" Knit $1 Wool Back
, Fleece Underwear. t . s ',
89 For two special lots $1.50 Wool Un
derwear. SHIRTS "
I
40 For 75c Black Sateen and German Drill
H Plain or Fancy Working Shirts.
' sox ; '. ..-1'.,' '
8 Pair for 10 1, regular 3 for 25c Cotton Sox."
5 For Fast Color Crow Black 10c Sox.'
For special lot mixed qualities, 15c value.
114 For 20c Merino Sox.
17 f For" 25c and 30c Wool Merino or Cotton
Sox.- - :.: .'
294 For Hand Knit Wool 50c Sox. X .
8e For pair Worated Wool Hand Knit 75c
.. " Sox. . .'. , - - , - . ,
one above tSOO.OO. Neat season the
latter .alatrtot probably will do muoh
betur. aa thr haa been Important im
provement In equipment title year, un
th southeast coast thet baa been ood
work, and the' Traduction from quarta
will ro materially above ii.ooa.ooo,
ret return not bema available yeU
Oranf Pa. Of.. Nov. 10. Rich apec-
men; plckel from aacka of or brought
Into Orant a raaa from . th Lus
Kauffman claim on Canyon creek, are
attracting- much attention at th min
eral eshlbU building here. .Tb Speci
men are rich In sold, th yellow metal
rbelng thickly distributed throufli tn
soft, brown colored Quart. Tn owners
Lot the clalma ar working dllllgenUy
a d do not eipect tjie pay aires a to
hold out for any length of time -lth
uoa valuea aa recently have been found.
number of locatlona have been made
near the Luse Kauffman elaims during
tha past two weeka and awveral mlneri
ara going Into th district.
Wallace," Idaho, Nov.' ' 1 9 Under th
management of th Pederal Mining
Smelting company, which reoerrtly took
th Morning group, a rw of too to 400
men, la expected to oe worked, tm
main crosscut of tha No. level, which,
cut tha Yuklle vein approximately ,
eoa from tha nortaL at a depth of I.tOO
feet en tha vein, haa proved that, the
great property will be even better M
opth. and when th north vein 4f tl.
Morning Is opened. oper&tkmB at th
CApaclty of 4he l,00-ton concentrating
plant ara expected to b opened.
' Oaaal Bapeadttmre . ,
(Jneraal kpeclsl Servic.)
Waatrofton,,Nov. 10. Thf titirnUn
A GREAT VARIETY OF
COLORS '
And now to eombln them to' look
best on yeur house, can be Had at
our atora. Our palnta are lasting,
and will not fade aa many cheaper
paint do. ,Wben you want rich and
lasting color try Fisher, Thorsen
to.'L palnta.
Tlshcr, Thorsen 5 Co
- MtowT a srs scostsuaosr STS. : "
Canal commission, bus Issued an ufflil
statement of ,. the "receipts and expend
iture under th appropriation Of tta..
000.000 for canal construction. To thla
appropriation 1 addeS li,SI amlng
IN
A
W E EEC
Wa treat atwfiany an an vat aet.
vwa and cbronle i I sea see of men: also
blood, stomach, heart, liver, kidney and
throat trouble. W r BTPUILIS
I without mercury) to stay cured for
vr. W remove STRJCTURE, with
out operation or eain. In II daya. -
. Wa atop drain, night losses and
spermatorrhea by new method In a
week. W caa reatora tha sexual vigor
of any man tinder ! by means ot local
treatment peculiar te eureelve.
W Cure Gonorrhoea
in a Week
Tb doctor of this Instltnt re all
regular graduate, have had aaaay
years axperlenoa, hav been knewn In
Portland for II year, hav a raputatlo
to mainuin. ana win unfitness no c
unless certain eure can b enacted.
We gusrante a cure In everr ease we
undertake or charge no fea, - Coneult.
tloa free. Lettir nynfldsntisl Instrue
tive BOOK FOR MEN mailed free t
plain wrapper. .
W ear th wwrst eases at pllaa hs t w e three treafartaata, Witkeal aper
tlen. Cur guaranteed.
Jfjan aaanot call at oOte. write for at log Slajifc Home treataseal e-
omb hour. S t I and 1 to S. Sunday and hotMsya. 1 t It,
DR, W. NORTON DAVIS V: CS
. Offlcee In Van Noy Hotel. ti Third Street. Corner Plna, rr
over frvm formor, sppropristlons. The
ltllminl! a suminnry of f-xpendltures
from June J. 1902. to June to. IS" J. It
ehowa a r-sUw-e on that riste of I OH.'
411; msking the, i((UI expen4lturs to
thla dat $4,"0).j:i.- i
From ll .'
-Who's r--i- ' t .
er v"ir