The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 21, 1906, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND . WEDNESDAY.' EVENING, NOVEMBER tl. 1808. IS "GIVE LIE CARS OR HEAD," SAYS Harrimari Railroad ; Official-Ja ' J Told Ho Will Be Held : -'r '". Responsible. ; ; ;. : CAR SHORTAGE IS : - HAVING BAD EFFECT Mill and Factories May Have to Dis v charge Employe Because Orders Cannot Be Filled on Account of ', Lack of Cars. ' . ' Violence has been offered a. Harriman railroad official by a, prominent Port land manufacturer on account of tha ruinous ear. shortage. Tha language uaed by a mlllman tha other day wm plain and to tha point He said: I cannot set at tha Southern Pacific n.iirfi comrjanv. but I can ret at you. - I do not intend ldT&Wa""ntyimWOTS ' wrecked because of your whim and ' preference. You bare without ' any " cause or warrant ordered ears not to ' ., be delivered at my , plant, snd you must change this order at once or I will hold you personally responsible. - Unless cars are at my place on Mon day I will coma to your office and ,:' mash you." It had been alleged by tha csr-servlc official. that the manufacturer had not "' promptly -Unloaded 11 or It cars aent to his plant, and instructions had been . .' Issued that no more cars ;wera to be furnished to the mill. . -: . , The manufacturer positively denies ,'" ' the correctness of this statement, tie - said: - - - - "At no time have we been able to ret 13 or 15 cars, nor anything ilka that . number, and tha ears that have been sent loaded to us nave been unloaded the same day. We could, in tha opera . tlon of our plant to its ordinary capa city, use two cars dally, and would very much. like to load that number if we could set them. Instead- of that nura bnr we have been setting ears at the rata of four in 13 days scarcely more than two a week when we should have two a day. I have reasoned with the ' officials of the railroads, until I am weary with wrestling, to carry on my business. It has been a losing gam t keep a large force of men employed and rustle for orders that cannot be filled lor IBCK or cars lo deliver ui goods, and then lose the orders and the customers. ' We have come to the con clusion that we must shut down our plant to its lowest running rate and dis miss the larger number of our employes. We cannot keep up the strain that we have been laboring under If, we are to APPEAL HADE BY HAUSZUYEUETH Zionists of Portland Point Out Great Jewish Problem and ' Ask for Help. " YEAOvTJraENRjDLt EVERY SYMPATHIZER Piatt to Found Secure Jewish Retreat la Palestine Is Described at Length and Zionists , Asked to. Interest ..-'Themselves. The Zlon Hauasuyeneth of Portland has Issued the fololwlng appeal: "The Jewish problem, the problem how the Jew might enjoy the ordinary human - rights and liberty without giving up his Judaism in exchange for same this problem is now forcing Itself upon very thinking Jew as never before In modern history. Massacres, ' persecu tions, social ostracism and gross Insults of every kind follow one another so closely snd in so many lands that every elf -rex pec ting Jew, no matter how well situated ' materially, must feel deeply' hurt by It and highly indignant over It. - "This question has been raised again and again in Jewish circles during the last it years, and again and again there was offered only one radical solu tion of the Jewish problem, and that la Zionism, whoso program Is to estab lish publicly, legally assured home for the Jew In Palestine," a safs Jewish home for every Jew that may be In need of such a home for any reason . whatsoever. ' Today Clonlsm la not any longer a mere theory, but a reality, the greatest Jewish movement since many centuries. It has already Its history, Its heroes and martyrs, and its litera ture in the languages of all civilized - nations. It han Its Institutions. It also . points proudly to a number of flourish lng Jewish agricultural colonies in Pal estine, some of whose products received the highest awards on several great ex hibition. . : "No Intelligent Jew ought to plead Ignorance of Zionism by this time, and no Jew acquainted with Zionism ought to leave to others the entire burden of the great task. Every Jew ought to consider-It his sacred duty to extend a MO frank L Smith Meat Co; 1 tO-MS" UDM 3TI11T, BZTWXSIf mil AJTD OOZn imllT5r. "FiaHTINO THB BEEP TRUST" Compare out prices with ths prloea yon paid for xaeat before ws started ear retail easiness last spring. Ton remember those fearfully high meat prloes were the talk of ths town.- We have eat the cries of meat rlvfct la two. roalsa homo industry , Trade with Smith. , - Reef -Stew, per lb. Rolling Beef, per lb..,....,,.,,,,. Mutton Stew, per lb ,, Uver, per lb , Corned Beef, per lb.. , JVesJ Stew, per lb., Rump Roast Beef, per lb.. , Pot Roast Beef, per lb .K4 .at .94 ..8s .-8 lot tot lot lot lot lot lot lot Veal Breast, per lb. Mutton Shoulder Roast, per lb. . . Prime Rib Roast Beef, per lb. . , . Rolled Roast Beef, per lb........ Tenderloin Steak, per lb., Sirloin Steak, per lb.. ... Veal Shoulder Roast, per lb..... Veal Shoulder Cutlets. pr lb.... Round Steak, per lb..... Hamburg Steak, par lb. .....,.. , of these' other aaartrets who slain i are Ue beef irmoVs xoarketa. 111 PUNCH YOUR -lAfJUEACIURER have no immediate relief front the car Shortage.- . rroflts feeing Xrfst. "All kinds of mill concerns and ship ping concerns, farmers and producers generally are losing profits, and in some instances their Invested capital Is being frittered away through the con ditions Imposed by the failure of the railroad companies . to furnish freight cars. Only in cases where there la rail competition are shippers able to secure eara with any degree of promptness. Wherever the rival Hill snd Harriman lines both have access io a shipper, and he is able to work one against the other, either one of the companies will re spond with reasonable alacrity to a call for oars. But tha vast number of Ore gon lndustriea are located exclusively on a Harriman line or sidetrack snd are at the mercy of the Harriman manage ment. v A movement has beea started n the Willamette valley that will result in calling mass meetings all over the stats to try to , initiate some remedy for the car shortage. The movement has taken shape at Cottage Grove and. Eugene, and Is spreading to the Rogue river valley and eastward over . tne u. n. at n. BWtn8B-1ntei estw "are" aroused ai tha nerll which confronts Oregon's indus tries and commerce. It la said there is no use -upending money and effort to push the development of the state if the railroads are going to pull back. The starting of new industries will be hopeless if those already eatabllshed are not to be enabled to ehip their producta and compete in the world's markets. . Advantages of Waterways. . One thin that is being brought out with sharp dlsttnetness is the enormous importance of navigable waterways and the great advantage now possessed by Industries that are located on navigable waters. MUlaites that have water trans portation are at. a premium, and will steadily increase - in value aa the re sults of the Harriman railroad policy are more clearly understood. At a mass meeting to be held at Eugene to discuss the car situation the Portland Commer cial club will be represented by Samuel Connell and B. W. Wright, who have been appointed delegates by the board of governors. Mlllmen, arter a long, nara and .almost fruitless fight to secure re lief, are slowly losing hope. There Is no change in alght and none promised by the railroad companies. Reports from -Si . lumber mills in Oregon snd Washington indicate that the total num ber of cars. needed la (.442. The rail roads, from' November 1" to November ltr-bave furnished 333 cars. Six mills have cloSdrth1a month, four have shut down to one third running time, three to half , running time. Twenty-four mills report having not "received single car since November 1. - Meanwhile they have plied lumber all over thefr prop erty and on adjoining lands, and there Is sn active market demand for their prod uct. i...r helping hand to the only national move ment that seeks to build a permanent national home for the Jew and Judaism alike, the movement that stands for Jewish liberty, Jewish honor and for higher purposes in Jewish life - "The Zlon Hauasuyeneth dealres to enroll in its membership every sympa thiser with -Zlonlmrin Portland and tts environs,, who does not find It conven ient, for one resson or another, to join sny of the existing special Zionist cir cles. The society will be-affiliated with the Federation of American Zion ists, and will use its funds for propa gating Zionism and for strengthening Zionist institutions. Its affairs will be managed by a board of directors, elect ed by and - from among ita members. The membership dues ere tS cents a month. Trusting, dear sir, to rfrird with your application at an early date, wo beg to remain, with Zlon greetings, yours most respectfully, "THE ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE Of Portlands 4 "Miss Elisabeth Lelbovlts, secretary, 431 Third street)" - THANKSGIVING PLANS'. - MADE BY THE Y. M. Ci A. - Tha T. M. C A. Is planning an elab orate social tlms for Thanksgiving night In Its rooms. ' An Invitation has been extended to all members and friends to spend the evening at the hall and the members of the T. W. C A. expect to be present. - . Throughout the evening soma attrac tion will be offered all the time from 7 to 11 o'clock. There will be athletic events In the gymnasium and a good musical program will be given by the Clifford -Concert company in the recep tion room a This will Include selec tions by a Urge orchestra under - the direction - of Arthur Clifford, songs by Miss Ethel Lytle, soprano, and Master Harry Parsons, boy soprano: clano aolo. Mlsa Lucia Coffail; readings .by Mlss Anita Pearcy and cornet solos by Fred English. One program will be given at 7:30 by the orchestra and another a,t 8:36 by ths concert company. V Fred i Dawson, the Albany Druggist, wants you to write him If you think aboutr buying a phonograph. He warrants them, snd you can get what you want- Edison, Victor or Co lumbia. Write now. - OUmSO COVITJaCPTZOST. Mrs. B. W. Evana, Clearwater. Kan., writes-.. "My husband lay sick for three months. The doctors said that he had quick consumption. - We procured a bot tle of Ballard Horehound Syrup, and it cured- hint That - was els- years -err HI nee then we have always kept a bottle in the house. - We cannot do without it For coughs and colds it has no equal." 3&c too and 11.00. Sold by Woodard. Clarke Co. ' Mutton Shoulder Chops, per Leg Veal, per lb.... Veal Rump Roast, per lb.,.. Veal Loin Roast, per lb...., Ig Pork, per lb.l. . , . . , . , Pork Shoulder Roant, per lb. Pork BhbulderTiopsr per 16. Leaf Ird, per lb Salt Pork, per lb. ......... ... Porterhouse Stoak, per Ib.i. "T"-Bone Steak, per lb.'. .... Mutton Loin Roast, per lb... Mutton Loin Chops, per lb.. Pork Loin Roast, per lb..... Pork Loin Chops, per lb.... Our own Lard, lbs. for..... Our own Bacon, per lb '. Haras, per lb.... v lb., ..10t 12H 1-zv.t 12', 12Ht 12H it l2He 12t lit 12Vi -15 . ltit HOt 17Hs lit , e he fighting the beef tnum. They gail beef trust meat. They Catarrh of 11.2 Stcir.cch A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Ef factual Cure for It. costs sroTmw to toy. Catarrh of the stomach has long been considered tne next thing to incurable. The usual symptoms " Area full "ot bloating sensation after eating, accom panied sometimes with sour or watery risings, a formation of gases, causing pressure on the heart and lungs . and difficult .breathing, headaches, fickle ap petite, nervousness ana a general played out. languid feeling. . , - , There is toften a foul taste. In ths moutn, coated tongue and If the In terior of the stomach could be aeen It would ahow a. slimy, inflamed condl tlon. " i ; . The cure for this common' and obatl- nate trouble Is found in a treatment which csusas the food to be readily. thoroughly digested before It has time to ferment and irritate the delicate mucous surfaces of the stomach. To secure a prompt and healthy digestion la tne one necessary thing to do and when normal digestion is. seoured the catarrhal condition .. will ,. have disap peared. - . i According to Dr. Harlanaon ths safeat and beat treatment ia to use after each meal a tablet, composed f Diastase, Aaeptlo Pepsin, a little Nux, Oolden Beal and fruit acids. '' These tablets can :aund.a.tJLllj(Vrug.JUoreaunilet the name of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab lets and not being a patent medlolne can be used with perfect safety and as surance that healthy appetite and thor ough digestion will follow their regular use after meals. - Mr. R. 8. Workman, Chicago, Ills- writes: - "Catarrh is a. local condition resulting from a neglected cold in the head, ' whereby the lining membrane of the noss becomes inflamed and the poisonous discharge therefrom passing backward Into the throat reaches the stomach. Medical authorities prescribed for me for three years for catarrh of stomach without cure, but today I am the happiest of men after using only one box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. I cannot find appropriate words to ex press my good feeling. - I have found flesh, appetite and sound rest from their use." y " .Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safest preparation as well as the sim plest snd most convenient remedy for any form of Indigestion, Qatarrh of stomach, biliousness, sour stomach, heartburn and bloating after meals. ' Send your name and address today for a free trial package and see for yourself. Address F. A. Btuart Co, IS Stuart Bldg.. Marshall. Mich. GREAT GAIK IS SHOWN IN IT. I New Arrivals During Present Year Exceed Those of the 4 '.. Ydar Before. . Figures compiled from ths tlckst sales by the Union Pacific system for ths colonist movements of this year and a year ago. show, that there was. a con siderable gain this year. In the total number of homeseekers.who located In Oregon. ' " " " ' This year ths railroad company sold a total of t.014 oolonist . tickets to points west of Huntington, ns against 7,73 last year, a gain of . 1,043. From information available ths railroad of ficials are convinced that nearly every one ' who cams to Oregon on. these tickets remained here to become a per manent resident While the state of yean over the total number of arrivals last year, the city of Portland did not get so many of ths colonists as It se cured In 105. It Is taken as a good nman that ths homeseeksr shew an in creasing disposition to locate In ths country sections of the state. In 1303 the colonist ticket sales showed 3,315 tickets for Portland des tination, and this- year- 3,313.- Spokane I I . "W I I 8 f f . -W 8 BSSSSSSSI I 8 8 . . . 1 "i 8 saBBBBBSM 8 It 11 8 1 It f'11 II ..." ' , . ' . . I , : , 1 A(LfltDiMIII!iilffi; : Fancy . lJ:-; Jmg ' -7, 0 'ligEl' ; : . : -h ' suppers- r J '$m-r-- ) Gown I X JS.rL Here , I y yj ,m& m0SM i'- - for ' v- - ' -r"' - " ( J&QAt&Stift; lf ' Children X0 t t ' ' ' Vmm ' L:- '.'.XC!' ' '---rr--r-----MssssssssssssssssisSsBS : . 4 ; ' j-.-v , - ' -. --'i, "' : :.:r I''..' - - ' v ' ' . '... : . - J.- V. ..' 'M - '." - . . ..... , ...... . I - - - . . - . .. ; '. : ' . . t .. It ' . - -oil 1 1 T t " ' ; ' l ika. .. M 1 L- '. . JftAOl 'w.bdBT" 1L ekmv sw k. ..V.IS .S -1 S. , if ., isa Mm i i If ill 11111111 last year got-171 and this year 331. O. R. N. stations outside of Portland last year got. 1.437, t this year. 1.611. Points north of Portland last year, 3,37; this year. 3,134. Points south of Portland last year, 374; this year, '1,043. Points north of Spokane last year, 289; this year, (87. . Railroad officials say the ipseord is remarkable this wa view of the great demand for laboring men' In San Francisco, where ths high est wages on record ars being offered. Ths Union Pacific system Is preparing-to resume next year with Increased vigor ' Its advertising In eastern and middle states, to secure homeseekars for the Pacific northwest .Tickets, st one way colonist - rate- will be on ' sale In March, -April,' September and -October. TTPr - -V.- .' . " ' .. . - - - s . . n ii Jl 11 .11 11 : 11 nvLJir wo SOROSIS AiND WALKOVER STORE THIRD AIND WASHINQTON w m m '- i-. 4. Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stom ach, Torpid Liver and Chron ic Constipation, f -Pleasanrtorta MANY TO TAKE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION ' So large is the number of applicants who will ' present - themselves at tha EXCLUSIVE A(3 ENTS FOR We have j iist received iilFogbaiis that we are going with each Boy's Suit and ' u vercoai, sizes o to 1 u, v that we sell from now till Thanksgiving . We also have a lot of : FOOTBALL PANTS arid some - : ROLLER SKATES to give away The quantity seems large but they won't last long so you had better hurry THIRD AND - OAK - mm Cg-wdU Ctt TOM lAXS ST AXXi BBVOaim. civil service . examination for . clerks that the examination room on ths third floor of the city hall will not be large enough, end permission for the ass of the council chamber has been obtained. It Is expected that -at least IS appli cants will taks the examination. There STREETS to Cleanses the system thoroughly and clears I :' sallow complexions of pimples and blotches. guaranteed are a number of positions vacant, the beat of which is a berth in the audi tor's office at 3100 a month. Knowledge of the class of clerical work actually done in the offices of ths different de partments must bo shown by ths appli cant. .. , ,. Agents for the Famous- ?!