THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, TORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. . FEBRUARY 10.
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CHICAGO M
Local Syndicate Will Also Open
, East. Twenty-Fifth and Lay
: ' v Bitulithic Upon It !
-TWO LOTS IN NORTH ' -PORTLAND
CHANCE HANDS
Stout Bros. Sell v Quarter Block at
' Twenty-Seisond and Kooarrrlt far
" Klerea Thousaad--rrth
Market Property Traasfetred.
1 C D. Wood purchased s-fly
quarter block ' aV Twwty xxwiJ Snfl
Reosevelt streets frosa Wwat "
. tractors, for HUM. Ttee H oc
cupied br fr " ettava, Ss-Snaritt
8 1 "t-'tr witirt Ifir i -
Mr, gtorer ata a Itaa
tract. between T'v;j--n etna Twm-
. tr-Mnnd, to a aiuwr rr t4,t. n
lot was owned by l"nit State Mar
. abal C 3. Read- -
A syndicate, totwpooed at Dr. (
' Alnalle. Clarence Wheeler and Sena-etafe
ft Lrmu, has purchased a alar aa
Hawthorne avenue, betweea Eaat Twe
ty-fourth and Kaat Twenty-alxia streets.
for ti.OOO. The block belonged to a
Chlcaso Investor, who bought It about
one year ago for leaa thaa half the aale
price. The purchasers Intend opening
Eaat Twenty-Mta street tnroufn tne
block. Improving It with bltullthlo pave
ment ana laying oemenv ranwuu, uu
later they will build up the entire block
with modern, up-to-date reatdeneea.
. E. K Mersre and P. J, Mann, who
owned. Jointly three .lota '.fronting- on
.Bacond and - Third i- atreeta, - between
Flanders and Gllaanv-have divided their
holdings. Mr. Merges taking 7 by 100
feet fronting on the eaat alda of Third
street, on which he U preparing to
build a four-atory brick building: Tbe
Rtroetor will coat about" to.0 and
. wUl be oocupled by-a leading wholesale
firm. Work will begla oa the new
building aa aoon aa tbe contract can be
' let.
Henrr J. White baa purchased from
Mrs.- Hattle Lamport the fractional lot
IS 1-1 by Sr feet oa the earner --of
Foartb and Market atreeta for HMO.
The lot la improved with a two-atory
frame bulldlngv? FO-vNorthrop-made
the aale. '!,...
M. D. Schwartz purchased yeaterday
the two flats at flS RueeeU atreet for
15.000. Tbe aale waa made by the Vet
eran land company. ...',. , ' . "
. Te Oora a Cold la Oaa Day
Tike ' lAXATITg BROMO ' Quinine Tablets.
Drwrrhn rrfnna moarr If It (all 'te car,
a. Vi. 4BOV alatuie U ea each aoa. l&e.
LAKE COUNTY FARMS
OPEN TO SETTLEMENT
3. C. Robertaon. a former resident of
tha Willamette vally tor over 10 years.
he recenUv aettled nfr Bilver l-ake.
Tjiica eonntv. where he writes .The
Journal there are large bodies of agr
cultural lands all II open for settlement.
He says the tracts will make good
fnrma and tn time the settlers there
will raise their own fruit and vege-
tablea. At present his neareat neigh
bora sre four miles distant, but this
scarcity of settlement will be overcome
s the country is. settled ;by home
ateadera. A RITCI XM
Will
save nine. Bo will
a bottle of
tiallard'a Horehound Syrup alwaya kept
on hand save many a apell of alckneaa.4
A aura cure for Cous
aura cure for Cour ha. Col (la, Eron-
hltia and Whooping Cough.
Mra. H .
Hot Springs, Ark., writea: "1
keen a
bottle of Hallard'a Horehound Syrnp
in my medicine cheat, ana tnana my
forethought many times.- 'It haa pre
vented many aevere apells of slcknsas.
Be d bv all drusalsta
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The aVeaoesy jar. manufactured by
tbe Kerr 31ea - Manufacturing com
pany, ta rha tavaatlo of a Portlander
that la gaining popularity all over the
eaat. a wrfj as the west, both with pri
vate tanMlins and canneriea '' Thla Jar
fcare wmi several defect - In the
aider atvla. tnskfcig ft moat popular with
howMlvM who have-trouble putting up
fruit and vtMklw so they will keep
perfectly. The Kooaomy Jar aeala Itaalf
arrtlght tf thr fond and Jar were per
fectly atorniawd: If Srfrt. the Jar looaena
It j and anaeala Itself, ao that the
housekeeper kaewa --at once .there ia
trouble 1a ramp and rah remedy It with
no great tram of time or fruit. , The
Jura haja large mouth affording the
entrance the .largeat kind of fruit,
nrmlpht eMea. aad the rapa are gold
re, sashing them free frnm ma
tanrws at contact with fruit adds.
T-brv ana uerfeeUy sanitary, using no
ruhner Mags, and are eaally and readily
siaJnd or opened.
.The Capataa Advertlalng Company
aaa Ra awa compoalng-room, where a
large number of advertisements put out
for various firms are set up la a spe
cially eaat type, thus a curing a strong,
prominent effect in . less . space than
would otherwise be possible. - Alt the
fancy types are avoided and only the
Plata, dignified and simple ones chosen.
This Is one more enterprising move on
tbe part of this progressiva Portland ad
vertising agency. . a
The Wonder Millinery establishment
Is getting in Its .spring hats in large
numbers, great quantltlas of fruit in
beautiful rich- tones- being noticeable in
the trimmings. Mr. Solomon saya In a
short time now the entire atock will be
in place. , , . .
The Famous Clothing Co. has re
ceived Its stock of spring hats, for men,
and they make an elegant showing. In
cluding all the new wtylea and shades.
Mr. Rothschild, proprietor, says their
sale of $10 suits is still on. and many
choice bargains are to be found.
CONFERENCE HERE - "
ON THE CARMEN'S STRIKE
Edward McMorrow, a member of the
general executive board of the Amalga
mated Street and Electric Railway Em
ployes of Amsrtca, is In Portland con
ferring with International Vice-President
Burton In regard to the carmen's
strike. Mr. McMorrow has been In Spo- j
kane - for the - paat several weeks con
ducting a strike' of the carmen there.
H will remain in Portland for a few
days and will thea return to Spokane.
The union official said last night that
the Spokane and Portland electric com
panies are known throughout the west
as the hardest propositions anion men
have to deal with. - - -. 3 "t
The bricklayers' 'nnlon waa addressed
last night by William 1. Bowen Of Mew
York. International president. Mr.
Bowen advised his hearers to take part
In the Moyer-Haywood-Pettlbone demon
stration scheduled for, tomorrow night.
ANNUAL MEETING OF.
SONS OF REVOLUTION
The Oregon Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution will hold its an
nual meeting on Washington's birthday.
but the usual banquet will not be held
until the Battle of 'Lexington day.
April 1. . 1
This announcement ' was authorised
this morning by Vice-President Wallace
McCamant, who has Juat returned to
the city. Mr. McCamant states that
outside of the annual meeting, the lodge
will not arrange any program for the
holiday.' ...
AND SPRAY
For the law ia being en
forced. .You do not want
to merely comply with the '
law aa a matter of form, '
but you should use the
best - apparatus you can
buy.
TIMERS
SPRAY PUMP
We have a car just iii,
.. including . '
The Law Says Spray
Vsf
DucheV Pumps ' .
Barrel Pumps l;'
Horizontal Pumps '
Larie Hydraulic Pumps
Gasoline Power Pumps;
Nozzles and Hose .',
Bamboo and Plain extension Rods
In various sizes and styles at prices, that eliminate competition
MYERS LINE MUCH
IMPROVED FOR 1907
LARGE BET
two Iowa Physicians
Wager $10,000 on
Consumption Cure
Comments" by a Philadelphia
Fort Dodge. Ia, Physicians In this
section and throughout' the . I'nlled
fitatea are watching with much Interest
the controversy between Dr. J. W. Klme
ana jjr. t. it. L4ndiey: sio.eoe is m
volved on a waa-er aa to the moat effl
CKCloua treatment for consumption. Dr.
Klme. who Is a well known authority on
many medical quaationa and a member
of the State Board of Health, maintains
that no drug can cure the dlaease, but
believes in the. open air exclusively,
While Dr. Llndlejf. of Cedar Kapida, a
doctor of equal prominence, takes the
stand In .favor pf a drug apecltio and
discredits' the' value of the open air
method. Patlente of about 'the same
vitality have been selected and the tests
are now .under war.
Commenting on thla warr nj3flowneaL
special fur -of m Ph I ludelp
Cllnlo
atates that the most effective treatment
ao far attained is. the combination of
both .freah. air and certain druara.
Thla waa amply demonstrated in the
experimental cam pa in the plna foreata
of Maine, where so many remarkable
cures were made. He alao atates that
thla treatment can be followed out by.
any patient In their own home if they
Will adhere to It persistsnuy.
Plenty or out-door exercise an at an
tlmea breathing very deeply In order to
force the air Into all parts of the lungs.
Thin Will aoon become a habit and the
medicine, that waa uaed ia pine, the
grealeat stimulant known for the mu-
coue-coemlan'-An9-Huimonary organa
For tn4 purpose get the Concen
trated oil of pine, mix one half ounce
Ith a half Dint of aood wninkey and
add two.ounces of glycerine. This must
be well shaken and uaed tn laoieapoon
Qoaea every four hours.
The concentrated on or pine can do
obtained at anv prescription druggist's,-
but ear ehould be taken not to gat the
imitations. The real' 'article alwaya
cornea put up In half-ounce vial a, ae-
cureiy aeatea in rouna air-ugni ecrew
top cns, which protect it from light
and heat,-,. . i
ROBBER WHO TURNED
STATE'S EVIDENCE FREED
District Attorney. Manning has not!'
fled Sheriff elevens to liberate Heinle
Rasmaiv who haa been held, in Jail for
the past year as a witness against, his
pal, D. C Kelly, whom he helped to
send to the penitentiary for life. A
year ago Raaman and Kelly robbed a
crowd of ; men in a suburban saloon.
One of them resisted and struck on of
the robbers, supposedly Rasman, over
tha head with a club.
The robber shot and killed his assail
ant and both eacaped. Later tbey were
arrested on suspicion, but none of their
victims could Identify them and there
was no evidence to hold them except a
wound on'Rasman's bead. They would
have been discharged, but Rasman was
Induced to turn state's evidence and to
send tha less' guilty man to prison for
life. Rasmsn was held in Jail for aev
era! months after the conviction In sn
rlclpation ot Kelly's being given a new
trial. .- . "... . .
PERSONAL
Dr. Annloe Myers, wife of Jefferson
Myers, who foa three years has hsld ths
office of second auditor of the National
Suffrage society, was retired yesterday
at tha annual meeting which waa held
in Chicago. Dr. - Myers baa been re
elected to tha auditor's chair three suc
cessive times, and owing to the fact
that she has been unable to attend any
of ths meetings In the at. sent word
to the session that she would prefer if
her name was not need-again. . She
recommended for the position Mrs. Msry
Sperry of San Francisco, and It Is under
stood that the latter .haa been elected
auditor.
YOU MUST
Aij int. -
SUBSCRIBE STOCK
FOf? THEATRE
East Siders Responding to Ap
peal to Help Establish Grand "
Avenue House, , ,
OVER ONE FOURTH r
1 IS ALREADY PROMrSED
Stronf . , Prott Is , Bring . Made
, Against Erection of ; Wooden
; . Depot by Southern Pacific Brick
or Stono Considered Suitable,
; East Slda Department.
Principally through the efforts ot .W.
L. Boise, 10 property-owners have sub
scribed lll.oos of the MO.eO that the
committees hops to ralss and which is
the amount neceesary to assure ths
TeUCrt"rTneblg east side "play houae
which Is planned for Grand avenue. To
day the committees are at work on
systemaUo scheme of soliciting and will
spend ths week canvassing all districts
east of the river. They wUl meet In
the rooms of the Esst Side club each
evening and report the progress of tha
work. Following are tha eommltteea oa
the canvaaa:
Eaat Side Improvement Association
Whitney L. Boise, H. H. Newhall. J.
M. Healy, II. H. Prouty and Thomas
Hlalop. To this committee,, which . will
make the principal canvass in Central
East, Port land, has been added-John P.
Sharkey, W. H. Hall and several others
who have volunteered to assist.
East Side Business Men's Club H. A.
Calef, H. H. Prouty, V. C. Dunning,
Dan Kellaher and R. A.-Wilson, r
Mount Tabor Improvement . Assocta
tlon-r-O. Evert Baker, Prank J. Perkins,
William Oberturfer and J. A. Eastman.
Woodstock Push Club Mark T.
Rrownson, Charles N. Brownson, H. B.
Watson and C Ben Rlasland. -
Woodlawn Improvement Club Ia' A.
Moselle, W. M. Cake and M. Diamond.
Montavllla Board ot Trade William
Deveny, C T. Evans and Frank Spur
ger. ' '
' Montavllla Improvement League O.
B. Carter, E. Epton and D. McMillan.
- Brooklyn Republican Club A. I.
Barber, J. A. Cltnv Waldemar Baton, A.
O.' Rushlight, Qeorga Pros ear and X S.
Daua ' .
Sellwood "Board of Trade - a tt
Curtis, 3. F. Gsrtcher, J. W. Campbell,
D. M. Donaugh and U J. Hicks. .
Ths share ar f It each and bear t
per cent interest. Mr. Bolss states that
no on .who haa been approached by him
haa refused to take all the shares that
were asked. It la not the purpoee to
have one property-holder take a large
block of the shares. They will be di
vided as much as possible . and, - with
over one fifth of the amount already
subscribed, it is thought little effort
will be required to get tha remainder. '
Against Woodem Depot. J
Members of the East Sid Business
Men's club, who ar mostly Interested
in the erection of the new eaat side
depot, for which a permit haa already
been secured by tha Southern PaolAo,
mat last night in the ofllc of H. A.
Calef, on Eaat Moniaon street, to take
some action to prevent the erection of
this depot as planned. . . .
There is no legal way to prevent the
construction of a wooden building now
aad so it was decided to mske the pro
test direct to Manager O'Brlea. They
will aak that a brick or stone building
be placed there Instead of a wooden
building, .and the committee to do this
waa appolntsd, including the following:
EL. M. Brannlck, O. M. Scott. M, B. Mo
Faul, O. O. Graves, X R. Darrow, A. H.
Wllletts and Councllmen Bennett and
Kellaher.
The feeling Is very strong In this
matter but no demands will be made of
the company. They feel that thla Is
not tha proper spirit on tha part of the
Southern Pacific and that It ia a alight
if not something mora. The east side Is
willing to- bear the IrafOo-of tha South
ern Paolflo llnea and thinks that thla ia
courtesy that is. only due the east
slda The effect on Insuranc ratea will
mean considerable to the big warehouae
and the district, can never com to ita
own until the wooden buildings there
ar supplanted by concrete or etone. The
Ore llmlta wlU b extended at tha coun
cil mealing tomorrow but -too-lata -to
kffect this building, which was har
ried accordingly. . - "
Charley Ott, a ratchet Better In the
Lents sawmill is laid up on account of
an injury received last Saturday whlls
at work.' A log reu on tus loot, nearly
smashing th beeU
The Mount Soott News, a thriving
weekly at Arleta, moved Into a new
building y esterdayr The growing busi
ness in the job department demanded
mora commodious Quarters. A better
location has been chosen on th Mount
Bctt line hetwaaa Arleta -and -Kern
Park.
Lents la to have a livery and feed
stable. A building is being erected for
that purpose now.
r Th Arleta, baseball team' met defeat
at the hands of ths Laurel wood aggTsgs
tion Sunday in a good gam by a score
Of IS to I. Stampfer and Parker went
up against th Arleta battery. aPete and
Hanevan, and won out in a closely con
tested argument.
Th Lents band Is doing great work
and expects to have strong organisa
tion by summer. There are now It
pieces in th Instrumentation. :
FREE RIDES AT
LAST FOR ALL
Car Rushes . Transferred Pas
sengers Along East Water to
Hawthorns Avenue.
i If you are nursing a grudg against
th Portland Railway, Light and Power
company perhaps you will feel better if
you go to East Water street and rid
to your heart' content' Her is pre
sented th only perfectly sefe oppor
tunity In th city for carrying out th
"no seat, no " far" slogan. No fare
are asked and It I all free from Esst
Morrison street to Hawthorn avrnue.
East Water street, sine Madison
street bridg was dlaebled, has sudden
ly become a popular thoroughfara.
Throngs of peopl 'who ar dependent
Upon ths Msdlson street bridge to
reach their home pas along this
street. Hundreds ars in such a harry
that thsy cannot wait for th car that
runs almost continually from on end
to tha other at about tt miles air hour
In a cloud of dust that gives It ths ap
pearance of an approaching cyclone.
They walk and eat th dust and ar
granted . th opportunity of viewing
their leaa hurried 'comnsnlon spin bv
in time to catch their car at Hawthorne
avenue... ...... , -m.
HISHER PAY BECAUSE : THEY
: Ml 12 HOURS
City Hostlers Given Advance
.JVovisIon for Fourth Cap
tain of Police. .
In order to protect the city from any
litigation In th future tha council ways
and means committee yesterday. After
noon rslsed th wages of four "hostlers
la th city barn from tl.Ii a day to ISO
a month. Tbe Increase was granted at
the request of Street Superintendent
Donaldson, who said tha maa worked It
hours a day, or four hours more thaa
the legal limit. The Increase granted
will be considered only aa pay for extra
work, and before they receive It aaoh
month tha men muat atgn a contract
protecting tha city's Interests. j
- Her an Interesting legal question
arises. ' Some of th men have beea
working more than a year and others
two years at the rate of 12.11 for II
hoars' work. The legsl dsy is eight
hours. Lawyers ssy these men may
collect tra wages from the city at
the proportionate rate they would re
ceive for each hour of the charter day.
Fred Olffeid was letslnetl sj lineman
In the police department and his salary
wag. Increased from $99 to 1100 per
month. Glfford haot'berrt tranaferred
from th police to the fir department,
where he waa to serve as assistant su
perintendent of telegraph. The civil
service commission ordered him to take
another examination for the new posi
tion and he declined to do so. The com
mittee acted a it did to keep Glfford in
his old place. Electrician who were
present at tha meeting said that a maa
of his ability could eaally earn from
MM to ft a day.
Th commute recommended an ap
prlatlon for th salary of a fourth cap
tain of pollca. This salary haa been
held ' up because Mayor Lan had re
fused to appoint a permanent chief of
police. The mayor made tha appoint
ment; a, few" days ago, and so the com
mittee released th salary.
" Ico ta John Pay River.
John Day. Or., Feb. . It. Th John
Day river I reported to be a solid
sheet of ice for It mtlcs above th
dam and the Ice so thick that banda of
sheep' have crossed at ths " junction. A
greet tes Jam Is expected when ; th
weather moderate.
"Begnlar as tha SaV.'
tm sn sxnresslontaa old as the TSce. . No
doubt the rlaing and aettlng of th sun
Is ths roost regular performance In the
universe, unless It Is th sctlon of the
liver and bowels when regulated with
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Guaran
teed by Red Cross Pharmacy, tie.
OPENING :
; ANNOUNGEMENT
This is to Inform the General Public of Portland and Suburbs That a New Enterprise'
' " ' Has Come to Our City. . , ;
The Rose City Millinery Co.
"Arrangements have been made with one of the largest eastern houses enabling us to
have always the very latest styles at the most reasonable prices on display. We carry
a large line of already trimmed hats from medium price to the finest and most expend
sive. Therefore we cordially invite' you to visit our store and inspect our stock before
buying elsewhere. Our salesladies are courteous and polite, wliether you buy or not,
and the same courtesy will be shown everybody. Our head trimmer has just arrived
from the east with new and up-to-date' ideas, where. she has had ten yean experience,
with one of the leading millinery houses, therefore can please you. She also is a first
class designer.-' If you have not quite made up your mind what you shall wear this
pring come in and let us , suggest and design you 'something, and we feel confident -
.we can please you. ; " : ;";" " '.V :,; '
Kose tity Flillmery Comp
403 MORRISON ST., NEAR TENTH.
San Francisco has foughtthe Beef Trust for 11 years,
the California people are still able to eat their own meats,; The independent butchers ,
of Seattle and Tacoma are heart and soul with us in our fight; they are doing as we
are; they are:- -;t. -r
"FIGHTING
FRANK lil:Slvi
226-228 Alder
Beef Bones for Soup. . ,2j4c
Lamb Liver . . . . . ... 5c
Pigs4 Feet" :, Sc
Pigs' Heads .. I. :5c
Beef Kidneys .5c
Beef to Stew , . : . . . . . . 5c
Beef Necks to Boil...... 5c
Choice Brisket Beef. .... 5c
Beef Liver ;. '. . . , - -. ... 5c
Oxtails, per pound ...... 5c
Corned Beef . . .V. . . . . .6c
Lamb Stew ..... w. . . . .6c
Veal Shanks for broth . , . 6c
Veal for Stewing. , 1 . . . . 8c
Pork Hocks ............8c
Beef Shoulder Steak...,. 8c
Beef Shoulder Roast nr., 8c
Pot Roast Beef.... ...... 8c
Rump Roast Beef. . . . . ,8c
iiannmrRrr oircin. ....... . cn.i
ueei i ripe ........ .. p . ov.
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A Hat of Style and Beauty
v Dirby with th flat brim ,,
We arc exclusive handlers in Portland of this
Celebrated $3.00 Hat We show them Jn the ;
Stiff Derby, the Soft Felts, and all the other
. y new varieties and whims of fashion. '
Ta'aseop with
BUFFIJM PENDLETON
. V 311 Morrison St, 0pp. Postolflce
. Sole Agts Benjamin's Correct Clothes .
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY BEST
"THE HOUSC OF SATISFACTION".
" 'r; : :-r:-r: r-v-: ' '- . ', ,; ,(
THE CHICAGO BEEF TRUST"
T
- Streeet, Between First and
Prime Rib Roast Beef ! . 1 10c
Best Round Steak.. ....10c
Beef Brains . , . , . . . . . 10c
Breast of Veal. .V. . . : . . 10c
Shoulder Roast Veal ... 10c
Pork Mixed Sausage. .; 10c
Frontquarters Lamb . .;.10c
Shoulder of Lamb.'. . . 10c
Lamb Shoulder Roast! . . 10c
Our Own Pure Lard.": .' . 12c
Beef Sirloin Steak.'., A2c
Small Porterhouse . . . . 12Jc
RollecJ Rib Roast Beef 120
Beef Rib Steak. . . . . 12c
Beef Loin Steak. . . ; 1254c
Leg Roast, rof Veal.. 12c
Legs of Pork-.'.'. . . . . I2l2c
Side Pork . ....12c
Pork Shoulder Roast. ".120
Leaf Lard ....... ...I2c
Pickled Pork 12c
Lamb Shoulder Chops I2y2c
JO)
nsiol
(A high -crown
any
PHONE PACIFIC 2891
with so much success that
Second Streets.
Fancy P'rt'rhouse' Steak 15c
Fancy ."T"-Bone Steak. 15c
Veal Rump Roast ... . . ,15c ;.
Loin Roast Veal. . . . .. ,15c
Rib Roast Veal. . . ; .V. . .15c
Loin - Veal Cutlets. . . ,..15c
Rib Veal Cutlet. . , . . 4 . 1 5c
Calves Liver '. .... ... .15c
Pork Chops'....;.... . . ,15c
Pork Lorn Roast.. ,...15c
Pork Steak 15c
Legs of Lamb......... 15c
Lamb Loin Roast.' .. ..15c
r l T-i f n sis
juamD kid Koast. 13W
Lamb Rib Chops 15c
Our Own Hams .Trmvl 7c
Our Own Breakfast '
.Bacon .. V. ....... .17yc ,
Lamb Tongues, dozen, ,30c
Beef -Tongues,, each. ... .45c -