The Oregon daily journal., April 09, 1907, Page 18, Image 18

IS
i.ilLLM ARE
FOR LIVES
Rise In Southern Pacific Rates
: SpsIIs Ruin to Valley .;'
'. Manufacturers.. ;
REVENGE IS SAID TO V
BE BACK' OF NEW RATES
Answer tohe Constant Demand for
Car ' Is aa Evident Intent by the
. Common 1 Carrier '", to Throttle
Ore : Industry. V ' : ';' -
War to th knife, and the knlf to
th hUt, 1 tba Immediate prospect be
tween tha Southern Paolfl railroad and
tha lumbar manufacturer of tha Wil
lamette Jler and aoutharn Oregon. Tha
mlllraan nay tha propoeed lncraaaa of
- tha frela-hi.jale .fiij green common lum
ber to Ban Pranclaoo will nenkrapt
. them, and tha railroad freight officials
declare In anawar that tha rata ahaU g
Into affeot regardless of rewnlta.
Mlllmen are aroused, and tha word la
going dor-a tha line that a strong or
ganisation must be roiaassl aa ta m
nut be oarrted te tba aonrt lae re-
anrt lr iteueaaau
n.tlnm of tha lumbering InatestrT
tweea Salem and Aahlaad. Tha aail
mllle ara at tha present tlaae making a
profit of tl to $. par tnewaaad feet an
their prod net delivered at tha railway
tatlnn Tha Dronoed tar. r ease of
frelirht rataa to San lnaeteoa--whlh
la their only antlet emanate aa 11-11
' par thousand, which wonid
praotloaUr all of their profit.
Vhoaaanda Are Affi
Tha territory affected haa about 1M
Brills, and from .S0 to . ampleyea,
all of which ara staring ruin ta tha faea
aa a reeut of tha propoaad ad-vane In
rataa, which tha railroad efflclala aa
Biuat go Into effect April II to aa the
Southern Pacific oompaay from loatng
caonay. '
"Rerene." aa uly .word In eommer
elal and lnduatrlal affaire, la being ban
, died. . It la aald the-Southern Pacific
' company la wreaking- vengeance upon
tba lumbar lntereata for tha active part
they took la ursine: tha passage of tha
new railroad regulation law In Oregon.
' There la ona other explanation of the
railroad company poller offered that
It haa deliberately determined to at ran
fie the Interior lumber mill Indnatrjr ta
atop the lnceaaant cry for earn. .
Infant to Ba Choked. "'..'
"To tha railroad company our mills
are Ilka a large family of Infanta cry
ing for food when there la nothing In
the pantry. Tha company haa decided
that we must be put out of the way,"
said ona mlllraan who has been per
Blatant In operating his milt and de
manding cara Jn which to ahlp his
product. ' "With mora tonnage than It
can furnish ears to mare, the com
TO BUY. GOODS
AT
ftirfti a j . ' m
uovemmem , mil vavemn ior
- Supplies to Bs Delivered Hera
as Well as Puget Sound. '
DISCRIMINATION IS :"r:
TO BE PREVENTED
7 V-
Tbls City I Now Very Mnch on tha
, ' Map la Waabingtoa and Will 'No
' Loncer B Ignored OfnclaDy by
r' the Oorernaaent. ' ''.-"v l; A
' Repeated nets of discrimination com
. Salt ted by government departmental of-
flolala against Portland In th matter
of bid for supplies, ' and 'in . various
way affecting the standing, of this
wort will b stopped, according to ad-
rice from Washington. It Is said Sen
ator Jonathan Bourne haa secured
. letter xrom tne rommimi j (ninv
th nrmy at Waahlngton airing assur-
. anoe that there will be no further oml
alon by departments In this reepeot
Hereafter, .when advertlalpg for sup
plies for the northwest end for Alsska
'. polnta; the government will call for bids
for delivery at Portland aa well as for
deliveries at Tacoma. Seattle or other
Puget Sound points. There never has
' been the ellghtest excuse or ground for
it was ths focusing point of all Pacific
northweet business of the government
' aa well as private commerce and Alaska
relied entirely upon Portland for its
.. supplies, it:., i ' ' .
In recent years a custom has grown
- up of favoritism to Puget sound ports.
' snd in spit of repeated protests sent te
- different sub-off Iclsls at Washington
, crimination waa pursued, . Ths nsw rul
ing will. It Is said, put a stop to this
policy, and from this time forward the
commissary general will aee to it that
- blda are Invited at Postland as wall aa
at Puget sound.
at Washington become at ona time that
when the department of commerce and
labor was organized Ita affalra were ao
ehaped that Portland was left off of Its
. official map.. At the same time thie
port wss furnlehtng nearly all of the
wheat and flour that makes up Pacific
eaport trade, and waa ahlpplng more
lumber than any ther on city In th
world. After several warm passages by
fnall between flAmm.n.1.1 ..!.. it...
- - . g.iiiM twum
snd the department. Portland waa shown
on the department's map as being a
point where ateamshlp lines operete. -
OOOS IWQICMWTt
Is th eseeatlal eharacteiistlo of men
snd women. Invaluable to good bnal.
rises men and neceesar to tmueewlves.
A womaa shows good Judgment when
she burs "White's Cresm Vermlfuse for
h-r bnUf. . The best worm medirlneever
nfftrrd to molhore. Many, Indeed, are
the e.nnlble mothers who write expreee
In their aretitiide tor the good health
of thetr rlillrlren, which they owe te the
ueS of U hliei Cream , Vermifuge, gold
br ell rlriierte'e.
PORTLAND
IN FIGHT
WITH ROAD
pany 'does not oar Whether we lira or
not -. : '
. "There was a time whan the railroad
eoBipajay would eeneider ue as Bt to
walk an, when It wanted bualneae In
tha Taller to keep tha railroad running.
At that time the lumber mills were
worth while considering, and rataa were
made under which we could lira and do
bualneae. Now, whan tha constant ear
shortage Is a menace ta tha compears
comfort, and Ita watered etoeks are pay
ing 1 per oent dividends, tha railroad
people hare decided that there la no uaa
permitting us to exiet any longer, aa
the Portland mills ire turning out all
of tha lumber that tha railroad company
haa care to haul with."' - - - --
It la aald tha Southern Paclfle com
pany'! freight department in Portland
haa vouchsafed no reason for tha -start
ling ralee tn ratea, and In anawar te
proteeta of lumber sallla aommltteas It
bss simply replied:
"The advanced rat mast go Int af
fect" Besallatloa by BaOroad, ,-: '
" When the recent agitation was st Its
height ' for a railway commission bill
and a reciprocal demurrage law, the
ahlpplng lntereata at Eugene and Al
bony and other points held .car shortage
conventions and took rigorous sotloa
that went far toward crystallising pub-
tie eentlmeat tn favor of tha proposed
railroad regulation laws, T,hs - valley
lumber mill men were foremost In these
activities. It la now elleged, by man
who hare been watching every move
eloaely. taat the railroad company Is
retaliating. . .
The suggestion that the eld lumber
rate from valley polnta to San Fran-
dee. leH eenta per let pounds for MT
a Ilea, was unprofitable to the railroad
company. 1 seat by the faet that the
same railroad people are hauling lum
ber from tha Willamette valley to Chi
cago, 1.411 miles, for St cents per ton.
If It be trno that tha haul from the
valley to San Francisco Is unprofitable,
the haul from the same valley to Chi
cago muat be extremely unprofitable to
the railroad, aa tha Chicago rate Is
very much lower per ton er mile. The
railroad people have aald the haul
aouthward over-, the Stsklyous Is ex
pensive, but . there are also mountain
ran gee to tha eastward, ever-which the
lumber must be Qfted to reach Chicago.
In the absence of no real reason for
tha increase. In ratea, the lumber mill
men are convinced that the railroad
companya attitude toward them is sim
ply ona of revenge. '.. , ;
wniaaeai a Organise. .
It la probable that tha lumbar mill
man In the valley .and throughout
southern Oregon will organise and carry
their case before the interstate com
merce commission. They will also go
before the Oregon railway eommlaslon
and ask for a rate of something like
tl per 1,000 feet to Portland,. .where
they will secure an outlet by - water
to San Francisco, , j . r
Mlllmen say they can run their mills
at present prices and absorb , aa much
as $1 per 1,000 feet, so long as they
get a ready market and do not meet
with losses at sea. Tha Oregon ralV
v commission will meet at Salem,
Ap
ru is to
consider their
PARTISAU BUT
HOT SPOILSfilAll
v-.'-.A.-V,. . . . , ' - ;
Thomas, However, Declares Of
fices Co to Those Who Work
H for Organization. C
APPALLING UST OF
MAYOR LANE'S MISDEEDS
Central Oommltte Chairman Polnta
Oat Importation of Park Snperln.
tendent From Idaho and Alao tba
Appointment of Brain. ',
. " -1 .t r : j.
Oeorg H. Thomas, whs haa an
nounced himself aa a Demoeratl oaa di
late (or nomination for mayor, take
leene with the argument that the rule
of th civil aervloe eommissloa prevent
tn exercise or much discretion la the
awarding ef appointments.. He reiter
ates the doctrine that "to th victor
belong th spoils" and holds that Mayor
Lane haa appointed men to office with
out reference t their service to the
party. The statement prepared by Mr.
Thomas la aa follows:
It haa been contended for . Mayor
Lena that the civil service conditions
ofths elty charter withheld from hire
the discretionary ' privilege ef appoint
ing Democrats to office; so much mors
the reason then why he should have
exercised a . jealous care in selecting
resident Democrats for the very few
offices at his disposal. , The mayor
failed to appoint a ehlef of police
until compelled- to do soby a Republi
can city council. , . '
."The appointment of Mr. Orltsmacnsr
to that reeponelbls position Implies that
Mayor - Lane eonsldera there la not la
Portland a Democrat capable of con
ducting that office. When he secured
from Lewlaton, Idaho, a keeper for the
parka of our city we must believe that
he thought there was no Republican or
Democrat . within the .etty of Portland
who oould properly discharge the duties
of that place, and when he selected Mr,
Patrick Bruin, late of the Philippine
Inlands, aa Inspector of police, it appears
that he Blurred every member of the
police . department and ignored every
Democrat whoae ' arduoue - labors had
don ao much to maka'of Dr. Lane a
successful politician. '
. "I repeat that I believe In organisa
tion. Evil la permanent And powerful
beeause well drilled and organised. Ws
must fight ths devil with fire.' Political
parties exist for purpose of good gov
ernment. " People differ a to what la
rood. On the difference of opinion
partisanship Is based; hence we have
majority and minority parties. Organi
sation 1 recognised a a necessity In
religion. In business, la war and In poli
tic. In each of theee callings the
offices go to those wh work for the
upbuilding of their particular organl
satlona. If ths laborer In the pulpit
working for the good of the souls of
men Is worthy of his hire then I Insist
that the partisan who works for ths bet
terroent of men on earth shall not bs
ridiculed as a spoilsman.
"What oould Roosevelt do without or
ganlsatlonf But ths president backed
by tha power of a mighty people eon
tends that an organisation of which
Mr. Harrlman is the head la a menace
to the public welfare and thus organise- i
,Uon struggle.'' ;-' -
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. FOKTLAWD, TUE3DAT
' Bad Symptoms.
' The woman who has periodical teed
nobe, backache, tees Imaginary dark
pots or pecks floating or dancing before
tier tree, biygna wing distress or beery
full feeling 1S Jtomach, faint spells, drat
glng -downHaling ta lower abdomlaal ot
pelvis rrgfon, easily iwun ar e,
rb. te anfferrna- from
ersnawmenU thai should
ntioB. Not nil of above
likely ta b present la any
A ' a
or badly treaieo. an sucn
mm Into maladies which dc-
iargeon'1 Tknll U tksy do not
vi.iln il3 medical science for the cur of
woman's peculiar ailments enter Into Its
com position. No alcohol, harmful, or
habit-forming drug Is to b found In the
list of Its Ingredient printed on each
bottle-wrapper and attested ander oath.
In any condition of the female system
Dr. Pierce' t Favorite Prescription can dc
only good never harm. It whole effect
is to strong thsn. Invigorate and regulau
tb whole femal system and especially
ths pelvlo organs, when thee are de
ranged In function or affected by disease,
the stomach and other organs ot digestion
become sympathetically deranged, thr
nerves are weakened, and a long list of
fbsd, unpleasant symptoms follow. Toe
much must not ne expected oi uus 'f a
vorite Prescription. It will not pfcrfonc
miracles) will not enr tumors no med
icine will. It vrM of tea prevent them. It
taken la time, and thus th operating
tabls sad th surgeon's knlf may bt
voided. , - '
- Women goffering from diseases of long
standing, are Invited to consult Doctor
Pierce by letter, free. AH oorreepondencr
la held as strictly privet and sacredly
confidential. Address Dr. E. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. T. f -
Dr. Plerce't Medical Adviser fUOO pages)
It sent res on receipt of tl one-cent
stamps for paper-covered, or II stamp
tor cloth-bound copy. Address as above.
SPINAL MENINGITIS
CLAIMS ANOTHER VICTIM
Dread spinal meningitis ha -claimed
another victim in. Portland. Edwin U
Fake of 1011 Beat Main street, after
lying' In an. unconscious condition for
two weeks, .succumbed to the ravages
of the baffling diseas yesterday morn
ing at St Vincent' sanatorium.
It la th opinion of th physicians
that Fake contracted the malady in Se
attle, where he was in the employ of
the street railway, company. Within
two dara after returning from the sound
city symptoms of spinal meningitis de
veloped and Dr. B. Moo re waa eauea
to attend the patient The physician
ordered Fake removed to the.hoepltal. ,
K, I Fake was ths son of Mr. and
Mrs. N. 3. Fake, It yeara of age, and
waa born and raised at South Mount
Tabor. In the preseno of th relay
Cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache Sour Stom
ach, Tprpid Liver and
Chronic Constipation.
-: Pleasant to taKo' ,
irrvgutsr or painm
weakii.itrnl
rBptodUsoT
eaae at one Ala
Meflef-tcd
enTyfe
yTT Trrr-Ti-3 t i w nr V m, Hi e n e -y
Goldenrod Skin Food
A delightful toilet requisite, neither greasy ,
nor oily. Gives a pure, delicate and beauti
ful complexion. Gentlemen will find it most
excellent after shaving. ' Golden Rod Skin :
Food is in stick form; no liquid to spill. 25cvj
; Sent by mail to any address i ;
Beauty and Style Are v;'
Joined With Efficiency
' : - In our Eyeglasses ' v .
THE ''(liNGSWELm
Eyeglasses are ' so constructed that the
lenses and the slender gold band connecting
them are the only visible parts." No heavy,
wearisome mountings to tire the eyes. .
Do You
Know
That
For $3
You can purchase for your child a perfect
little camera, one that will give days of pure
delight. We always show our patrons, old
r or young. The - largest dealers in Photo
Supplies on the Pacific Slope. " 1. v
Developing, Printing, Enlarging r ,
. . 4. LOWNETS DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES. V
Tak a Box to Her Today. ('
When you are in a hurry call Exchange 11
10 trunk lines, 20 extensions. Over 100
salesmen ready to attend'to your orders.'
Eoiv About
; 'v : , This Is th kind of weather- :
' : ; i . ; r : : c that suggests ; ' ; ?. ' . y . ;
rjediom Wei nlit GziVnienls
"A,. '., . ... . v W--..V. a i '- : v'". -v.'1-
-''.; , .'. ' '"'" ';..'. "
'. '" ''y.i Ws sxv sgents fsr r .' r' .-
Dclmcl's Pure Linen tlcsh ,
: . . . ., .. .... ...... . ,1 , ' ( ,! '
cv : - . " . also .
Dr, Jaeger's Pnre Ssnllcry Wool
Ujtl vA lledlaaTTelsU
' It Is easy for ns to plssss ytm as ws are show
tog compltbs llnss from ths plain Balbriggsn at .
$LI ptr salt to ths para aOk at $20.09, '
jJU til Kcrrtsca Slrecl . Gentility
r..
OppcsUe
v ,ri
Uvea th body waa Interred In Mult
nomah cemetery yesterday afternoon,.
''Wednesday la '-the last day. for dis
count on wast side gas bill a.
Milwaukls Country Club.
' Euttra ai4 California racea, Take
Sellwood and Oregon City oar at First
and Alder. . . -
oimo
Laxative Fruit Syrap
ro liu it m Bivtaxm
nntfit
w nnn
' have.
KVEmwu. flfim. o,
gvi.
Yoiir
i ': i.L,
V - The
PostoIIlce
Shop
Cleanses the system
thoroughly and clears
sallow complexions of
pimples and blotches.'
It. is guarante ed '
NEW
tanrl Stamns '"
ever urini v i . mn.
W . PYR0 GRAPHIC W'
; : . : ' vvdoiiard.clarke;& ca :
! PORTLAND. ORE. ; :
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sr
to this city. Every
desirable or useful ;
article in wood we '
. -,-ls '
1 " '".'.':.,
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ARTSIUNS :
Every shade, color and size. : Our artist will
make any design desired. : ..-'."i.';
Free hand work on either leather or wood.-
,We are closing out our regular $5.00
leather Table Covers at $2.47. xv . ;
DENATURED ALCOHOL 'r
Gallon cans ... . . i '. .$1.25
Woodlark Rose and Fruity Spray kills , all
Jeaf-eating insects or parasites without
, injury to foliage or flowers; pints,, 35c;
quarts . . . .. . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . ..60c
Spray Pumps . ., ..... .... . . .. .;. . . . '. ,65c
COLONIST
. . "ratco to -
bREGON
And th Psdfl Northwst vrtb
Oregon Railroad & Nsvlgatlon Co
th East, DAILY during March and
YpU CA IN PREPAY . 'C ; ',
Tor tickets, ff yoti deslr to bring friends, rethrca. employ or othrrt frora
th East, by depositing th cost with any agent of th O. R. Ac N. or S. P.
Co, with nam and address, and ticket will b promptly furnished in th East.
A Har Opportunltr to Promoto tKo In-
duatrlal urowth
' saim rsoi namras
' A
Ooloage ...... ,.S90.M
S. XolB ....I.. BT.84
kaasaa City ,
Omaha . .. ......,. S.o
St. 11 Sa.oO
BS3.00
0.00
5.00
8.00
A.0
A Rate apply te all main and branch line' points, Huntington te Spoken.
' fnoluslve. B -Ratea apply to Portland. Astoria and Puget Sound potnts;ala
Southern PncllU main and branoh lla polnU north of and Including Ashkuu
. Oregca.
For complete Information, tnqnlr of ' ' ...
,. . WK aaoMtrmmAT, weatral rasseagss Agen, - ' '
.. " ' , : . Oregon A".llrosd B BravlcwMoa Oa
- C W. Stinger. City Tloket AaU td and Washington. 4
Hlof'luch Paint Z
to the Can?
( T TMCUSaiewAagtaaMMieeerefarssmnea
I I atettlacbea, The "HIGH STANDARD'
w' PAINT am has -hche taaMe.
Bnryaiae re bar a "HIGH rrANDAXTwsak
wmaa,ymsmtgmiumpmtm.- avenr vm
s aI tachee hulee eaa, Toe get she
Oteterk tt te SIM tbe brtm.
Itery Ue eaa at "HIGH STArTDAkD -
aotcepedrf eair. aeea ieamaaart ssJata bins
gr tettma.
BiealatrVewawal iissHisjflss,
Lowe Drothers "Ilih Standard" Liquid Paint
. V ' ': Gives Best Results ' v ;' -' ;'
mpreamlBa1iifcwertlgiadaeiileg Hiieeel meaT0sasr'fcenTwnh)
wakhturickly prwee to mHhm, . j. - .'.. ' i
aiw Bianv ajut f aia i ssHi
eentmy c ietkl aS erlenflftc Bilnl
auUes, gieaes sad mwiBBS. by iwailul BMirhlmcy te aa tndeacrlntble Sne.
samBadasertMtaBkiaeteeiiAieadlisrida. "HIGH STANDARD"? AINT
Is eeklcd hi shxlglit eaBe-rhlch kee it ahverS Sssk Sad geeeV-aad BBBked
' THere ai a Lowe Bnxhen Ptiat fcir rrenr M sad s Low BraeWe seller la
. BirlyearrMa. Write as tot seiriat sWi ssssisad ser arectttal heek
1st, MPalmaadPslatla.Mf aUUedea. , , ,. . . . '
RASMU3SEN & CO., Second ond Tsylorlsu.
MEN TREATED AND CURED , '
-Best Service!; Lowes! Oiarges! Cores Coirtnfeed
' Wbe are affllete wlrk I"V0U1 BBBIUTT, er tMnat gwearta, eeaw
' Bonlr ealU "LOST MANHOOD." Exhaartlng Drains. Pimples, Lene Back,
. ro(lBBttaa ef the Btasoer ead Kldaere, Blftilf MarS Drtne, tape.
' teaey, DeepaBdesey,. rellle Meeiarr, Vom of Am MI toe, Meatsl Worry, re.
.. salts e exeeae and everwsrki PUea, rietala and Hydrocele ee etaer wees,
aees, walea abeolauly aatlt taea for gteAr. Baslaeea, rieasare er Merrtaee.
'"' Be sere, 'a jlr. Bleed Peteea, - eoetraeted ar kerrtaryt ghi,
- trietsra, Xnlarged Vreetate
eaa nwimiwi eei lit,
. ; " 0aO -at writ BBV
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY BEST
VJoodlark Olive Oil
'From tne selected sun-ripened queen olives f
of southern California's first pressing, a de
t licious . healthful product i makeT lean folks
Gallon ; . . . .... . ;.v . ... .. .$3.50
Large"' bottles , .V. ,y, i .85c v
; Small : size ... V'. .. . . V. .... . 50c
Y' - : ; ;v-v'-
i : V SUGAR milk; ."
Woodlark brand, purVpowdered, lb.;.. 35c
-:. phosphate soda
Granular, lb. .........'.'..25c -
SASSAFRAS BARK y:tu
: From Virginia, fresh and bright, lb. e... 35c :
. : ' SPANISH LICORICE ROOB ' ' -
seiected; ib. .... : ....'..25c ;
-sS'
A GILLETTE S4FETY RAZOR
Is yotirs totry for s week, FREE. ' Money back If von
don't like it.. ......,'....,...' fT 9 f la
You Can Put Faith in
Our Rubber Goods
," No trash; eyery bottle,
ghr sstisf actios. j:...,-.y. ; 'J,;.;.
7 Specials y :'
Rubber Garden Gloves, pair........;;.BOf
Fountain Syringes, 2-fluart . . i . . t .
Combination Hot Watef Bottle and
Fountsja Syrings,.... fl.53
Tjarliea'. Korar Svrinsre. . ..... . . .Sl.SS
3-rjuart white flsnnel-corered Water Bottl. .......f 189
Water Wings, pair. ... .Vi . . . . . . ... .'. f
r Erery child learning to swim should hay them. .
. Bathing Caps ..m..,..,...,,....,... ..W
German Rubber Toys, pur gum annot make baby's ,
; mouth sore. ... -. , ;. ,'. -'
t TEDDY BEARS, white and cinnamon, atl aStes. ., y.
We want monthly accounts with responsi
ble folk. Our delivery system is goocTand
we are always trying to improve it. We
take Canadian money at full value.' - ;
Unloti Pacific, Oregon jhort t4ns
and Soutbern Pacific, from all partg ol
April.
ortne rsoniawoasi
Bmffalo , , SO 0
Hew Tork 7.sa
Boston T.4
Philadelphia ............. 7S
Washlagtoa 47AS
Ma.so
eo.04
.
Huntington te" Spokane,
htead,
yne pay
lis
tafanU.gOeveni
.
ansrsB. That wham Sw sad
wiaerBs m one aTnesBBj
hM mmm to S bH mtxmi and
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ta-:
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1 rVatanw
ead Byamaile. Beaeet BeaUaga, Saeeeaetalj
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. TIIXCX.' in fbH St. PerUaad. Or. ' '
every gyring rwiJI .J
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