The Oregon daily journal., May 13, 1906, Page 14, Image 14

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HUNDREDS
OF
.and fuel
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are many
well with
.andLmany
ENAMEL
sell them
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7 Special1 anc?7
Attention
Mall Or
. lnitiatiVOne Hundred's Work
- r Falls Unless They Are AI-"
lowed to Help.
COMMITTEE WILL ASK, ,
' FOR HALF HOLIDAY
Another Plea Will Be Made to School
Board to Allow Children to Par
ticipate In General Cleaning Cru-
j aade Throughout City. ' " ' '
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t'pon th cfWnof the Rchodl board
In deciding; to grant or retime to civ
"-the achoo! 'children a half holiday for
the purpoae of engarfnc In the jeleaa
" 'ffty 'wori: Wilt dcpnd th luccesa or
failure of the work that has been under-
taHen by the Initiative One Hundred,
. rrtrjln to Francle I. McKenna. chair
man of tho committee. '
-. .T Ua- tnmlir nf H. fnmn.lKt. mrm
" dHpmdlng upon the aid of the tichool
children to a large roeaaure, and they
: ay that if they fail to aecure tlfelr blp
' I lie eleanlna tip that "1 planned, for the
. t-ltx will not be the aucceaa tiiat It muat
Ui to make the city preaentable.
.. Member of the ubcommlttee ap
' . pointed to organise clean city commlt
' lra In the varlon dlatrlot of the mu
nicipality have aucceeded In aroualng
dtp lntereat among th school children,
all of whom are anxious to spend a half
. day removing the nibblab and unsightly
ocumulaHona of trash that mar the
teauty of the city. The school board
was k1 some time urn to rive the
a rosiTXTS ncasRTT.
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ilya from a severely brulaed leg, I only
loiina roller when I used a bottle of
Dallard'a 8 now Liniment I can cheer
, tully recommend It as th best medl
i In for bruises sver sent to the sfTllrt
e1. It has now become positive nece-
tiy upon myself.,, J R. Kyrnes. mar
chnnt, Ixveravi11e, Texna, 25c, gOe and
H vs. Sold by Woodard, Clurke 4 Co. ,
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illULCHILOREII
SISIIIEEDEE
STOVES RANGES
: Arc giving perfect satisfaction in -Portlancl. and suburban homes, all of which are
v, folly, proyfc theirlsuperiority'.and demonstrating their, excellent qualities in baking:
economy.. In their construction
which have made this line of stoves and
thorough test under all conditions. The material, the workmanship, the
. .1 acsign ana uac jmisn di a jqucks siovc or range comrane io rnaKC up a peneci pro- : -
; " ductthe, work of the world's best stove and range builders, who from one year's ' "7
end to another is thc.Jbuilding -.of scientific stoves and ranges. : We guarantee a "
li. Buck's stove or range tobe free from
"fdremosrstoyeH
exclusive and splendid features
ticularly mention the superior weight of
stoves and ranges, showing that in each
led rack urdqprrihgt
wood or coal and the scientific
other.features have brought to
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on the liberal terms of
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Prompt
to All
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children a half holiday, but there seems
to be some hesitancy on "the part of
th member to grant the req,uesti As
a result, special committee from the
i 1n1ttatrtr--nWtinai ed wfll attend -the
board meeting Monday night and make
a special plea. rv
. 1 Chlldrsa' Ksrp ITssded.
''Especially - Im th -outlying dlstrlota,"
aald Mf MfKenia. "the achool children
muat be depended upon almost entirely
to accomplish th work desired. If they
fall to get the necessary holiday the
movement will npt be a completer euc
ces at all. The very fact of th ehll
dren working would arouse an Interest
In th movement among th parents.
They, too, could be Induced to work,
whereas they probably could not If the
children did not enter Into th spirit
of the movement' Besides this, It will
be valuable education to th little folk
In the principles of clvlo cleanliness and
teach them to be more careful iot to
throw litter and trash upon the streets
and public grounds. In fact, I believe
there should be an annual half holiday
for city cleaning purposes. In this way
old and young might be taught to keep
the city clean and beautiful at all times.
Boon there would be no' necessity -for
any special cleaning-up crusades. 1
XCMttaf JCoaday Might,
- Mr. McKenra announces that there
will be a meeting of th Initiative One
Hundred Monday .night, at which time
the subcommittees will report' progress
in ths -various lines of work .assigned
them. The committee on the First street
franchise will probably report, recom
mending that th people reaort to the
referendum law to defeat the proposed
First street -franchlss should It be
laaieoTUyth r"iriaf"
The proposition toclrculate a petition
and force the city to construct munici
pal streetcar tracks on both th east
and West sides of th river to insure
service to 'all "part of the city and
keep the. way -open for new companies
that may deair to operate Jn. the mu
nicipality will be discussed also. ." -
BODY OF W. E. COLE -FOUND
IN THE RIVER
(IpeeUI Mtpttrb to The Jonnwlr
Spokane, Waah.. May H. The body of
W. K. Col was found In th Bpokan
rlver'ycsterdar. CcJtwawll k irqwn
and It Is believed be was murdered and
thrown in the river. He had been miss
ing since March 28. HI team mlased
at that tlmaava recovered at' Couer
d'Alene, where It-had been sold by a
at ranger. The body was -in the river
20 mll' fronk Bpokan and has not been
exanjhied ye for marks.
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is embraced the many splendid features
ranges famous the result of
defects, arjd we are backed up by
and Range Company of St
of the Buck s line, among which we par
the different styles and sizes in both cook
is solid constru(iori The-oven,-with its
arrangement of drafts and
a high- standard the "GREAT WHITE
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Eastern : Firms Hasten7 to Pur
chase Timber Tracts in
; ' L- Oregon.'
BELIEVE 'FRISCO WILL
DEMAND LARGE SUPPLY
Settlera Are Holding Timber for
, Higher Prices in Some Localities
Over One Hundred Lumbermen
Registered in Local Hotels. . .
Eastern lumbermen are crowding Iqto
Oregon In their rush to buy up timber
tracts. Many, eastern firms sre con
vinced that the enormous demands -of
San Francisco during th ifext few yesrs,
will cause a scarcity In their markets,
and they are resolved to provide against
this condition by having tracts of tlm-
eem which -they' can get "their
own supply of lumber exclusive of local
dealers. . They are. offering fl a thou
send feet for this timber everywhere,
and In many districts where the. bidding
has been sharp thla prtrs has been re
fused. The ssstern lumbermen are find
ing it a hard matter to get suitable
tracts because of th fact that settlers
are hanging on to them in th firm con
viction that they will get a much higher
price. - -
1 Charles B. McCofralck. a lumberman
from Ban Francisco; arrived in Portland
Friday to purchase lumber for retail
trade- n that city. He does' not believe
that the Oregon dealers will raise- the
price of lumber in th face of conditions
It "i Fr-""'""
Taldro Reyna. a wealthy sugar and rice
plantation owner of Mexico; arrived in
Portland yeaterday: He will seek to pur
chase a. timber tract In esstern Oregon.
Fred D. Smith of Elmlra. New York. Is
In the city for the same purpose. NeaW
ly 100' lumbermen are reglatered at the
Jiotela about town. - . . ,
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LlinBERMErj RUSH
ThDnoTiimn-
: iu 1 u iilh iun
sixty years of
"America's
Liouis. There
flues. These
TWO r.TILLlOfl FOR
STREET WORK
This Sum, It Is Estimated, Will
" Be Spent In iQxt Two
i:Z2 Years. . I4I.
TWO HUNDRED STREETS
WILL BE IMPROVED
Work Will Be Let by Contract and
Thousands of Dollars Win Oo Into
Wages Much Important Work
Now Under Way.
. Fifty-one streets, Involving an ex
penditure of nearly 1200,000. now under
Improvement, and ISt streets under con
sideration for improvement and which
may receive favorable action from th
street committee and council are a few
of the things that are helping Portland
out this yesr.
Asslstsnt City Engineer J. R. Hanson
has compiled a repuit whltli allows that
within, th next year a. sum aggregating
more than 12.000.000 will be spent In
th paving of streets In the residence
and business districts. As in the past,
the work will be let by contract and a
fair share of th 12,000,000. will go Into
wages. '
Th most expensive piece of work
that la under wsy at present is the Im
provement of Holladsy avenue. In this
work the estimate of the city -engineer
was 146.725.' The contract was taken
for a few dollsrs less. Other important
Improvements that sre being carried on
sre those, on Eighteenth street between
Marshall arid Vaugnn, Everett street and
Grand avenue.
A Monntala of do Id -
could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia Wllke of Caroline. Wis., as
did one 25c box of Bucklen's Arnica
Prove, when It completely cured a run
nine aore on her fee. which had tor
tured her 23 long years, Urestest sntl-
aeptlc. healer of Pllea, Wounds and Bores.
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Perhaps ours
now Is connected with th construction
of th Brooklyn district sewer. The
regular payroll that is - disbursed at
th city hall goes to men who are em
ployed In the street cleaning depart
ment. On an average there are about
to men engaged In this work snd the
wages rang from f 2.2S to f S per day,
AS TO VALUE NONE DO ORCJMlt BETTER '"Vijl"" ''
om Stoves and Ranges
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dDTTDHES
are not the only clothes in cyi
dence at the moment. .
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We believe, however, that the Alfred Benja
min Correct Clothes, for which we are sole
Portland agents, are the most stylish.
,Tlie New York sack suit without vents in the
I back is the correct thing now. ; " : .
A visit of inspection might profitably precede
- a visit of selection. . . ..
lha letter figure snlny In l rf n ,st
the head Of th department. Sewer
work Is also carried on under th direc
tion of th city. ... -, t j .
y - Claims Kew wireless 1
Marnml'a Utrrt1 irtrrleM dlernvery U ' an
apparitai for directing i and controlling the
nExchange foi
We Give Liberal
Allowance r
v 1 imm m
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.flwjrjej!ravejjthat ttir mr he alned like
s shot at a yeclfto point, llltbro U wt
bare radiated Indiscriminately in Tirknw, dlree
tloaa and eosld be Intercepted af any number
of ataUona eqnlpited with the Marconi ay
earatoa. Thla will hereafter be Impoaalble l
wlreleea Bteaeagea can s directed jo s alnsle
hip ulllns the high seas Of the aartlculax
land' ataiioa dcalrtd. . . ' - -
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