THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, FRIDAY BVENINO, ' OCTOBER It. 190$.
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WINNERS OF WHO
WHEMHAT
PRINCIPALS IN CHEHALIS TRAGEDY.
HARBOR LINE MAY
ThStoraof
fWhHm
BE EXTENDED
Port Commission'Grants Permis
sion to Owners on West Side
of the River.
tiUALITYUAN'
tear
Stacks of Answer but Few Ab
solutely Correct Ones
Many Unique Answers.
EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF
THE CONTEST PAID
Merchants Were Busy for Days
Answering Personal and Phone
Calls One Merchant Had 1536
Phone Calls by Actual Count.
The Journal' "Who. Where and
What contest ha cloaed. The winners
Are all figured out The firet prla of
171 waa cured by Mrs. J. 9. McKln
atry of 4H Seventh atreet. and the
eecond prise of SIS toes to Mrs. Wtl
llam T. Barker, tw East Ninth. W. B
Holllns. rth of the sheriff offloe
gets fhe third prise of lie, while Mrs
K 8- Brwln of 102 H Park atreet se
cures the fourth of ft. A. Inns Reln-
hardt, North Eleventh atreet. vets
fifth prise of II and Harold F.
hardt of SSI Kearney street the sixth
arise of $:.
A complete list of the winners le
below.
T-lrst Frlse, Mrs. J. a.
Seventh street, otty.
Second Prise, Mrs.
SB Bast snath street, otty
Third Prise, W. B. XoUlngsworth.
sheriffs office, otty.
Fourth Prise, Mrs. X. U. Brwln, SOSH
Park rtrtst, city.
Fifth Prise, A. Inu
Worth Eleventh Btises, otty,
Btsth Prise, Harold. F,
Kearney street otty.
Seventh Frtae Mrs. F. B. Bnrdlok, 100
Kearney street, MontavUla, Oregon.
The following
awarded SI each.
JWI Bruoe, 416 Okford street, otty.
Alas Xotttagsworth, tea He da ay ave
nne, otty
J. A. McBlroy, 848 Second
Mrs. Boss Tense, T4S Foorth
sty.
Myer Xlrsoh, 38 Mill
MtSBtod Aube, 748
Bdith M. Karris,
it
Stalls Donsmore Fording, 673 Kaw
thorne Terrace, otty.
J. A. Sastmaa. Ill Boyal avsnna.
Mount Tabor Helghta, city.
Minnie women, Saldino re Dm Oo
Olty.
B. Jacobs, 970 Sheridan street, city.
Uxsle Paul,
Uoyd, V
Stiff, the Oelaiaat, otty.
Joseph X. Jones, 68 Kawthorne
F airs. K. S. ataley, MIS Winona
tty.
Mrs. . A. Case, 4B College
olty.
aeeife F,
John Spitzner and Family. Below la Judge Moses Yoder, Whose House
Spitzncr Dynamited Because Yodct Aided Mrs. Spitzner to Obtain a
Divorce. Spitzner Then Blew Out His Own Brains.
a. o.
kve-
Br.
nue. olty.
Katharine O.
aaa, otty.
Batty lipping, Bast Porty-etglrtb.
asraet, otty.
atreet, otty.
PSraSt, city.
Mrs. Oeorre B. Heed, box 108, Ar
ista, Oregon.
Marlon Oaae.
The contest was one of the moat In
tensely Interesting In the history of the
advertising; business in Portland. It
developed spirited rivalry and educated
the people as to who are In buaineaa In
certain lines in this city that was reve
lation alike to the people and to the
dealers who were in the contest.
The 79 firms represented in the con
test have expressed their unbounded sat
isfaction with the plans and are certain
that It has bean of great value to them
In their business.
One of the contestants who filed his
ltat very late in the day probably had
misgivings aa to being In the class of
winners. Re said: "I want to say that
even If I do not win a prise I have
gained 97 ( worth of knowledge In regard
to my fellow citizens and their busl-
(8 College
K. Fairfax,
etty.
J. a
fa., city.
B. A. Brick, 687 Madison street.
plee, SUdzoore Drag
That la the way hundreds of people
feel who have been making up llata for.
the contest editor to examine and Baas
upon. They nave learned things about
the people who are In special lines of
business In this city that they never
before imagined, and they will be able
to go to the right place at ones whan
they are In need of any of the many
things that were represented in the
contest
The educative value of the contest
has not bean overestimated by those
enthusiasts who asaert that It la the
greatest thing ever Invented for making
people acquainted with the business
ooncerns of the city. The contest has
opened the eyee of the people to many
thlnga. It has also surprised most of
the advert laere. It has been the cheapest,
most effective end beneficial advertis
ing that the business aten of Portland
have ever had. There la no one to dis
pute the value of a line In The Journal
who has observed the effect of fhe con
test wjhich has fust closed.
The winners msy secure their prises
by calling at the business offloe of The
Journal st sny time after t o'clock Sat
urday morning.
HEARST REPLIES TO
MCDONALD'S DESERTION
GOVERNMENT MAY NOT
APPROVE IT. HOWEVER
Colonel Roeaaler Says He Will Ex
amine Situation Thoroughly Before
Recommending Adoption of Port
of Portland Commlsaion's Report.
New Tork. Oct 11 W. R Hearst
who Is campaigning In northern New
Tork, has Issued the following regarding
John B. McDonald's desertion to Re
publican ranks:
"Another guarantee of Mr. Hughes'
sincerity is John & McDonald. He Is
the man who built the New Tork sub
way at great profit and bad a succes
sion of strikes and labor difficulties
from the time he began It until It ended.
Mr. McDonald declares for Mr. Hughes
snd flourishes the check in support of
Mr. Hughes and says he Is against me
because I am not an enemy of union
labor." &
The Port of Portland commission
terday afternoon decided to grant the
owners of waterfront property on the
west aide of the river between the
Burnslde and steel bridges permission
to extend the harbor line for a distance
not exceeding 40 feet Originally the
property owners asked for SO feet, but
this request wss finally modified atnoe
It became plain that the permission
would not be granted. The permission
was granted upon recommendation of a
report prepared by Engineer J. B. C
Lockwood. who had been employed by
the Port of Portland to Investigate the
queatlon whether or not the extension
of the wharf Una would Injure the
channel or encroach upon the harbor.
According to Engineer Loekwood, the
extension of the line will not prove
damaging to the harbor or navigation.
This matter was taken up before
Colonel S. W- Roeasler. United Statea
engineer, several weeks ago, but the
proposition ss originally put did not
set with the approval of that of
ficial. Whether he will approve the
compromise line with which the Port
of Portland yesterday declared Itself
eatlstied remains to be seen when It
is again laid before hint. Prom tho
drift of his remarks thla morning when
Informed of the port commission's ac
tion yeaterday, Colonel Roeasler does
not appear favorably lmpreased with
granting any extension at ail, and pos
sibly the decision arrived at yeaterday
will be disapproved.
Pfllsburys name it a guar
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over. Pillsbury's Beit Break
fast Food it the white heart
of the wheat berry the best
part of the whole wheat.
It's the food of the people
whose motto it "buy tr; best "
A 20cent package of Pflls-
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makes 1 2 pounds of dainty ap
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packages of the ordinary 15
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"I have not yet heard from the Port
of Portland regarding the proposed ex
tension of the harbor Una between the
Burnslde and steel bridges." said Colo
nel Roeasler. "but can say that I will
give the matter a very thorough Inves
tigation before giving my approval.
While an extension of ths wharves st
thla time will perhaps not prove damag
ing to ths shipping of the port the
future haa to be guarded, and I shall
satisfy myself on the point of whst
future effect the extension might have
upon the harbor before approving the
plana now suggested and approved by
the Port of Portland. .
"My predeoesaor here. Major Lang
fltt. had been requested to grant this
extension, so I understand, but he al
ways disapproved It and I do not know
that conditions are more favorable now
for the change than they ware then."
The property owners Allen a Lewis,
ths Flanders estate, the Northern Pa
cific Railroad company and the Portland
Qae company Insist that their wharf-
, age la of very little aae under present
In front of their docks. Represents.
Uvea of the gas company have always
contended at the hearings that have
come up in the pest that K la almost
Impossible to bring ooal cargoes to the
dock because the ships have to lie far
out . in the stream until almost emptied
of half of their cargo. ' The proposed
axtenalon oalla for 40 feet at He wldeat
point only, tapering to the old line near
the two bridges.
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When you need a Rain Coat you need it bad.
No matter how many overcoats you may have, there is
nothing to take the place of the useful Rain Coat. When the
weather man says "Rain" put on your Rain Coat, and if his pre
diction doesn't come true it will answer
All the Purposes of an Overcoat
They are not clumsy and yet their length protects the limbs.
The latest cuts and the latest patterns are to be had here from
to $30
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HIS WIFE DIDN'T
LIKE THE FARM
And So She Deserted Him and
Charles Corser Applied for
His Divorce.
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OTHER MISMATED COUPLES
TORN ASUNDER BY JUDGE
All Decrees Are Granted on Grounds
of Desertion and Other Sensational
Charges Are Pushed Into the Background.
"My wife didn't like to live on a
farm. I could not move away from the
farm then, so she left me," testified
Charles Corser before Judge Sears In
the circuit court this morning at the
hearing of hla suit for a divorce from
Lena Corser. They were married at San
Francisco, California, in ' November,
1803. Coraer said his wlfa deserted him
at EddyvUle. Oregon. In June. 10S. Di
vorce was granted. Four decrees of di
vorce were granted by Judge Sears thla
morning, sll on the grounds of deser
tion.
After Jessie M Bell end Harvey W.
Bell had lived together two months
Mrs. Bsll suspected that her huaband
had a wife living, she told ths Judge.
She accused htm of being a married
men. and he denied It, but left her, and
aha hss not seen him since. Her testi
mony was corroborated by that of her
sister, who said they had good proof
that Bell hed bean married before. The
tttlganta were married In Portland In
June. 1(05, snd Bell Isft the country in
August of the same year. Mrs. Bell
was allowed to resume her maiden
name. Wing.
Cynthia J. Colwell waa given a di
vorce from John E. Colwell because of
desertion beginning at Spokane, Wash
ington. In June, 104. she said ha was
e traveling man and that ha Went away
to work ana rerueed to coma back. 8he
testified that aha saw him afterward
and asked him to make seme provision
for the maintenance of their children
and he turned his back on hen They
were married at Walla Walla. Washing
ton, in November, iss. Mrs. Colwell
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Special inducements on Room-size Rugs, Carpets and
Draperies; also special prices on Dining Tables and
Buffets. ALL THE CREDIT YOU WANT.
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Portland Agents for LAUREL Stoves and Ranges The Fuel Saving Kind
FURNITURE CO.
184-186 FIRST ST.
CARTONS
Cost us lots of money
but our
Customers
are the gainers
because of the
Protection
the wax boxes
give.
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44-46 SECOND STREET, PORTLAND
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For Infants sad Children.
The Kind You Han Always Bought
Bears" the
Signature of
waa granted the custody of two minor
children.
Katie J. Wilson was divorced from
Joshua B. Wilson on lh -
desertion beginning la June, 101. Three
complaints had Been luw ... ....
oontatning many sensational charges,
but the couple finally effected a settle
ment regarding property and the cus
tody of their children end agreed that
the divorce be tried en the charge of
desertion, said Attorney John F. Logan,
who appeared for Mrs. Wilson. The de
cree was granted to Mrs Wilson and
custody ofi the children awarded to her
husband, the right to vtelt them being
given to the wife. They were married
at Stella. Oklahoma, In ls4. Mrs Wil
son said she waa but If years old whan
married.
EAST STARK STREET
VIEWERS MAKE REPORT
J. P. Menefee, Oglesby Toung snd
H. J. Morrison, viewers of the proposed
widening of- Bast Stark street, todsy
filed their report with the city auditor.
The Lone Sir cemetery occupies a atrip
of the thoroughfare which Is to be con
verted from a country road Into a city
atreet. The matter haa beta 'threshed
out before the Judiciary committee of
the council. The city will nay the ceme
tery saaeelatton $100 for the relinquish
ment of Its rights. Several graves must
be opened and the bodies transferred to
ether late further from the atreet Kne.
Special Sale
12.50 Pall Waists sad Japanese
Silk Waists, now
Better Come Etrly.
Man Sin & Co.
Ss SIXTH ST..
Between Stark and Oak
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