The Oregon daily journal., April 26, 1907, Page 15, Image 15

Till! ' OREGON DAILY JQURIIAE, PORTLAND, FRIDAY BVEIJTNO,' APRIL 3,
Other Classified Ad
vertisements will be
found on pp.' 18-19.
NEW TODAY.
For Sale or Exchange
For city realdenoa. property, a splendid
J7-ecre fruit farm, emulating of about
1.000 .bearing treea, good S-roora house,
running ' spring water piped to house.
patent - water elowei,, eta.; good, saw
barn with ' 4 Stalls, harness room, etc.!
fruit-dryer: "Improvements all good;-. I
). acrea of land, good onion land, ' This
property joins Allen Lewis' summer
home, the Cerbett country horn and
many fitter beautiful, places. On bour'a
ride on O. H. et. M. or steamer; good
' roads to the city. . Hera Is an excep
tional opportunity for party who wants
BVUHr NUIU ' AUU1 WOW
owner. 117 Timber Exchange Bldg.
GENUINE BARGAIN
. . Beautiful new home of T rooms, very
modern, lot (0x120. In select Holladay
Park district Easily worth. $1,000. Our
price f-I.,350. i .,; .: '. ;
; our. list of homes. ' " ' '. -
; Commonwealth Trust Co.
. KZTX . jUni AJTXZsTT.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
- Hot Kins, li. end Cbriste Baebel Trasilo. IS.
rul Logs Bead. 1M, aad Fearl tttafw
. Aaguat Taobnxj One, XX aad Jesala Hay
WSStCOtt S3, x , "
. Jim Henry. 23 sad Bmt J. Debarf. tS. ,
Theodore Lent I. M. and srld slaaalla, to.
- Waddtna Carats. W ' O. Smith' a, rv
terms aids., eoraer roorth aad Waablngtoa ate.
All kmde ef plants for sale at 411 Tinnnti
ar. .prices reasonable. Phone Baat t370.
t
Tenauth A Co.- flnrlatm. foe flnwar. mt -H
tied. 1 Clith ., . .
Clark Bros., Florists rta flowera aad Ooral
j designs. . 20 Morrison st- .
rail draw (alls for tent, all aim,
. Tsllorins Co.. eo Stark .
Csloae
ar.AB In this city. April SO, 100T, st S44
Leo avenue. Cams . Feeae, ated 19 rears,
k . ruarral notice Uter.
, FTJXERAL IfOTICES.
a MK. MART O. BCHERMERHORM, wife of
. Chartoe T. Brterwerhora, and tMMt daughter
. el air. and hire, laaac Lew tee. funeral troai
' St Mary's cathedral, , Saturday ' maniac,
a April ST. at t e'eloes.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED y shoot H -wits wbaal to ee-
lier aad aaalat with stock: good place at
' rnd wagea fas Bright seat boy. fraley, 114
.Thirds ... ,, .... -
' WANTED Boya ever Id yean te work la ready
! factory.- Aides Candy Oe lotk aad OUean,
HELP W AKTEP- FEMA LTC.
r BEFINKD eaipkiyBMnt nr Intrlllmt leriy.
is uuim inia m hv va , r. mi vie .wi.
4 and ft, rnea 24 Bn all bids., reertb aad
iLADT tyarhart
Snr Ktilanhnat CMmaa tnla.tnn
Tark at, 'night eebeor from T:30 to
e-.atk Apply 141-iitk St. earner Alder.
WAIST sad skirt fuilabera.
US lTth,
Yamhill. , -
SITUATIONS WANTEDMALE. :
WANTRD Carpnil'vr wert, -where 1 may. have
a bou.e and plenty ef weed) want Bill work-,
' a any Steady -work Is preferable; "T yrars'
eipariaaee. Addreea - Carpeaier. . 91 Best
Morriaoa, rttf.
TOK RENT HOt8ES.V
AND T-raooi roMasee, with yarda, rood view,
newly papered, farnlabed or nnrornlaberl. ea
' - wa side, in goAd nelshberbond; alae hoae-,,koplDS-rooma,
1.26 week each. Apply H44
' North 24th at, W eara as Wta. turn soeth
- half Meek. -
FVRNISHED BOUSES.
I HAW s fine e-nxxn bmua alcely rnrnlabed la
. the ewtntry near ear Una. fie fare from Port-
labia eoHnk
, SAS Sti
nwntha. CaU et roeea
FOR SALE REAL Be ATE.
BJCST say es Mt. Scott line; sew ledera how.
Sniow, a urge rooms, eiecvie nirarae, enina
eat a; too feet rrneinrt ft,TW, terau.
aoaae anna inaoti. - .
HEW awdeni a-rrtn cottage, alee anwwbnld
geoda; Bust sell qnlck; rolnf east. 8&th
aad Beat Morriaoa. Call 1084 Bast Morrises.
PERSONAL.
ins GtBSOM lives scalp treatment)
Wt Morriaoa et., rona ca.
ITOTANTS AND PALMISTS.
inn nr.ATVR.
' The werM-renowB ' plairorm test mad Inn,
nwaaaase; Sunday evenlns. W. O. W. hall,
lltb at.) ' ntadlooM' rntaetlve aaancUtluu.,
8. B. Saip, pnsldent
Beautiful Souvenirs
1 Ja OREGON HARDWOODS. ' Plain and
ornamental wood turning;. . (
LOUIS COUCKM AN
. .tltt th St, near Salmon. ,.
I YOUR FLOORS I
I FOft I LESS THAN
i I tea Square Foot
I Orie gallon of Rogers i
i Stainfloor Finish covers I
: I 300 square feet, two i
I coats, any 'color, & t nr i
lat.a cost of; ,..qulo i
Bklss,' "Care of neors," free, i
Iteris, CRESS & CO. 1
j , The rains Store. 5
. S 148 nrs BV Telephone Mala BOBS X
Do yon want a free tAIly-bo ride?
v. Any sfternoon go with ns to Wsver
' Irish. RTve e-ats now. Main aol
, IL W. Lctncks Company,
mm of, 'co Age
forces his co:;fessid:i
John Shire at Butte on Verge of
; : Insanity Tells of Brutal
V ' : Murder at Denver. :
; ' ' (fcaraal SpecUl Service.) :
Butte.- Afoot. April It. Haunted
nights-by thoughts of the man ha had
murdered, until his mind could no
longer stand the strain and ha feared be
was going Insane, John Bhird last night
confessed the murder of M orris Chaplin,-
wealthy auctioneer of Denver,- In
- Shire says ba saw 'Chaplin flash
large roll of bills during gambling
game and be followed him with the
vowed purpoaa of killing and robbing
bim. i i 'v - '
- Making his way Into Chaplin's home,
Plil re says, 'he was discovered by Chap,
lln's little daughter, -who alarmed 'her
father, and as Chaplin advanced with a
stool to fait hint ha fired, killing Chap
lin Instantly. , , ,'',. ,,
Bhlre several day ago presented him
aelf at the county Jail asking -to b
locked up, saying he was laboring un
der the hallucination that a mob was
following him. . Hs asked to bo placed
in solitary confinement. ' ' .
Shirs declares that the thud of the
falling body of Chaplin still rings In his
ears, aad hs rehearses the murder over
and. over, battling away all sleep. .. , ,,
RULE FOR PRIVATE BANK ".
TAXING IN WASHINGTON
-,' :-.,. -v .-, V
. ' (Special Dltpateb te The Jeeraal.)
OJympla."Wh,, April Ths ques
tion of the gaseasmant of private banks
has always been a troublesome -on In
the state of Washington, and assessors
have narer been able to agree upon a
uniform system of gettlnc at the valu
ation or this class of property., it has
been the practice in the past for each
county assessor . to use his own Judg
ment, largely. In making returns on pri
vate banks, and very little uniformity
existed, -a Attorney-General J. D. Atkin
son recently received a request from the
assessor of Cbehalls oounty asking him
to construe the revenue sots of 107 re
garding assessment of private banks.
The letter was transmitted to the state
tax commission, wlth the request that
that body make a ruling which, under
the law, shall guide all county assessors
la making assessments in the future.
In a lengthy opinion,' the tax commis
sion reaches the following conclusion:
"We. ' therefore, conclude and instruct-
that a private bank must be assessed
upon an amount or valuation ; equal; to
the general average of money uaed In
the business, exclusive of deposits, dur
ing the preceding rear as shown br Its
dally or monthly balanoes. If the pri
vate bank- er banker, refuses to make
return to the assessor It Is than your
duty to proceed to make an arbitrary
assessment. using your best" Judgment
to determine the amount to be assessed
la. lieu of capital", j . ; , ', . ,
BATTLESHIPS OF WORLD;
V (Continued from Face One.)
of states.- The patriotic and historical
societies were well represented, among
them the Sons' of the American Revo
lution, Daughters of the American
Revolution, the Society of ' the Cincinnati'-'
Society of Colonial 'Wars, United
Confederate Veterans and Grand Army
of the Republic. The cities of Norfolk,
Portsmou.u and : Newport ' News, the
mayors of which bad declared the day
a public) holiday, sent thousands "Of .vis
itors to the opening.-
: Everything - being In . readiness, at
11: JO cclock the president and his party
landed from the yacht Mayflower at
the government pier and -were received
with an artillery salutev- Flanked on
either side by a line of troops, the'party
were escorted to the speakers stand
amid the cheers of a large crowd.
Promptly at noon President Harry St.
George Tucker of the exposition com
pany arose, and announced the begin
ning of the ceremonies, aad ths Rt Rev.
Alfred Ma gill Randolph, bishop of the
diocese of southern Virginia, Invoked
the divine blesslns. : ,, .-
Vasts) St feature ef the Xxerolses.
Bishop Randolph concluded bis invo
cation with the Lord's prayer, la which
the audience Joined. The official expo
sition hymn wss then sung by a grand
chorus of S00 rolcea, assisted by the
Washington Choral society. - Ths muslo
of the hymn was written by Wllber
Torce -Owst, of Boston, snd ths words
were by W. A. Peg ram of Baltimore,
Governor Swanson spoke briefly, ex
tending to the people iof the United
States aad to ths residents of countries
abroad a cordial welcome to Virginia.
President . Tucker, . as the chief ex.
ecutive of the exposition, then delivered
an address, at the ooncluslo of which
he : Introduced . President . Roosevelt
There was tremendous oheerlng for
the , president when he rose -to speak.
The president's address, which was of
an historical sharactsr and one of his
most successful efforts along that line.
was listened to with close attention by
the .vast multitude. The conclusion of
ths president's speech was the signal
for ths opening, of ths exposition. - All
eyes were -fixed en the president as he
touched ths golden key that set In mo
tion1 the machinery ef the exnoaltlon.
Simultaneously hundreds' of flags broke
to the breese, and cannon roared their
accompaniment to the strains of "Amer
ica," played by ths massed bands. ' So
loud was. tha uproar that the benediction
closing the exercises wss -unheard.
The great military parade which was
designed to be distinctively; the show
spectacle of the opening ceremonies was
held - Immediately after the conclusion
of the literary exercises, and It proved
to be all that Its promoters could wish,
and all that the regular army officers
whs controlled It could hope for. The
sight of the marching troops from -the
point occupied by President Rooeeveft's
reviewing stand was one long to be re
memberecVv On the reviewing stand, be
sides ths president ef the United States
.and his cabinet, were- the diplomatic
corps, officers and directors of the
Jamestown Exposition company, mem
bers of -congress, the -general assembly
or Virginia, united- states and state
commissioners to ths exposition, st
eers of the various, historical societies
and tba mayors and municipal officers
of . ths eltlea . surrounding- - Hampton
Roads. '. . -,
FEDERAL RECLAMATION i
TOWN TO INCORPORATE
Rermlaton, Or.. April - Hermlston
will be Incorporated and meetings are
now being bold by the commercial club
and ctUsens for this purpose. fThe city
limits will Include - a tract one mile
wtde and . two miles long. The town
has more than the required number of
Inhabitants and by the time the Incorporation-
la brought, about there will be
close to KAO people here.
Everything Is moving along rapidly
on all parts of the East Umatilla pro-
CURABILITY OF
BRIGlin DISEASE
(By tba (dltar ef the Town sad Coon try
Jenraal.) . , -
PehrSVuJiallnr ff taoeu ue "
-wwaasa a anaan-ns spun, 17W tW-rn-la UIanB CBtVHK
Brisbt's UUeese to enrable, and thla to two
t distinct reaeona:
. rirst Medical works class It ss locnrsble
mA -,-1
seeuod Those I save kaowa whe bad It bare
died. i ,
Mnsola look with dl.tnut apoa all elalma
ef allcgad apacUlca. ' ,
Paring By recent visit to Baa fraocUM (
heard the prealdant of the Pactfle States Type
reuadry , claim that c areola Bri(ht'a Dtsaase
was aow aa curable as la grippe. 1 said I
would like s seUere It. . . , .
He took ma Is hand. , The staUments ef
hondreds were sahlblted te ma many were as
marvelous tbat thtf bad beea eworn to and
sealed by Botarms. v- : -
I tbea manlteated a desire to sea some et
toe parties tbcmaelvea. The recoveries have
bees so someroon la Baa rraaelse tbat we
M sot have te go four blocks la any ess o
recttoo. - , .
la five mlnntae mm t- k- - ---
ens ef the best-knowa mercbaata in the elty.
Baa bees In business ea the aama apot SI
rears. Be said ba had aad both Brlshfs
Disease and Du betas sad had been gives ap,
bat bed iamiil.t.1. m-t w-
many others whe bad recovered. 'Gave It aa
his belief tbat elgbt-teaUia of all cases were
carsble aader the new specific. " We Beit
CSllcd OB ana ef f h. Ms -l r-i
IfornU street Be aaid his sob was swollea
with dropsy from Brlgbt'e Dlaeaae aad his
death Was dsllv nmrba k- ... . u
the treatment. Be Is aow as athlete.
We called ea the editor or one of 8aa rtnn
elsco a area! datiiea woo had a physlclaa test
It oat In bla own (the pbyalclan s ease, the
Utter bcinc a bopalees diabetic. la sis months
se was w.U. Tne head ef another larse Inaar.
snce company on Montgomery etreet was nest
esfr4-be was In bed In Nevsmber last la a
erltlcel . eondltloa due to ebronic Brlgbt's Dls.
: , " . . , ' .w. aim vines sna eiao
told ef a friend el bis whe wee in eoBTvlslons
whan eat am h. . .
ob the street. - We went te the office of an aa.
supreme Judge and also tfrtr editor, both
of. whom bad recovered. - .
- -v ' w nnor. annoawn tnere
were hundreds more to see, It was nsaleaa. If
' """"j ' -Jm ma ywtt Deal people BJ
worth anything, the boots are wrong and
cbranle Brlfht's Disease aad Diabetes, even In
- - -- t.iT.ij cnraoie. staiee
ought not to be permitted to ebaenre thla dis-
M,r ,nJ I. ,K I . k .k . .
tbla paper whose homes msy have one ef
three bllgbta npoo It. I aow declare the tacts
end will are that any of them seslring It may
- i.ii ii t.i ,iui. ,h nsms ei ine cis
eovery sbonld be suted. , It la kaowa aa Jul-
toa'a rnmnnnM . . .
.i .V w . V" 7 are nn OS BOW
dlareUo, bet In view of the terrifle ennnal
death lilt In the United States from Brlgbt's
-7. w.vw. io iaci usg meoicsi
ethlce prevent them from proclaiming the dis
covery te the world, bemuse the forma la Is
the personal property of Individuals, In this
Instance practically amoonta to s public calam.
Ity. Town ssd Conn try Journal. Baa Jess. OaL.
July Bomber, I8O0. .
" anyone having knowledge ef e eaas sf
- - - ..uw-iva win anno ee tne
name and addreea, we will see that Oiey are
lnl Cnll M . - - - mi. . . ,
. - - -.. in hui. uua romarsniMS
aiscovei y.
ror-nnrars sne senoas kidney dieeeee get
rnlton'e Kenal Componnd. 11.00. For Dtabetes,
, tr um .laDetea vomponna, gl.ov. - Sens
f free booklet, 'no. J". ITnltoa Cot, MIS Baa
et SIW vbj, TPBISI IsfUfT- " SJBfS, .- (
' For ule bf mil drartrivta. Tr.4 aapplled by
Plaeba.UAeuln.uA T-.. . r. a. . I
vHisa-vuiiBHW VIBI' VVaj '-.VeHUsBBsef fjnLI
gists. Portland. Or.
MILtT)N IS TO HAVE 5 '
HOTEL WORTHY OF TOWN
(Special Dtapetch te The oeraal.) -Milton,
Or April 16. It now looks
ss If Milton would bars a new modern
hotel, as some of the leading cltlsens
are .subscribing' liberally for this pur
pose. . A. M. Elam heads ths list, having
sgreed to. take (l.oos of a took. . H. M.
Cockburn comes next, with a subscrip
tion of tl.OOO, -, snd It Is understood
others have signified their IgUentlon to
subscribe a like amount ' The Progress
ive association has an aeUve committee
at work., and as soon as a company Is
Incorporated the site for the hotel,
which will cost flO.000, will be selected.
NORMAL'S PRESIDENT -
- PLEADS FOR ITS LIFE
,' 'Special Dispatch te The Joaraal.) '
Astoria, Or.. April 16. The Clatsop
county teachers', Institute, which .has
been In session the Isst'three days, was
to
in Ten
ixsrax&
xxmxdmo
Chicago
- The stock purchasing movement of ths past week far exceeded all '
expectation, and made a record Immensely gratifying to those respon
sible for ths greet enterprise which is of signal moment TO EVERT
AMERICAN CITIZEN the building of ths Chicago-New Tork Eleotrla
Air Une Railroad. -; . ... .... ..'
'.. . Last Saturday marked 'the ninth advance) In the price of stock, and
this latest Increase aroused greater and mors widespread Interest than
any that has preceded It - There Is no sorer wsy of gauging the merit of
stock than by ths demand for It. and It la a steady snd constantly In
creasing demand alone which has forced the price of these shares from
lit to 147 AN INCREASE) OF (I PER CENT IN VALUE since last
August Tomorrow, the lTth, Is the last day that stock esa be par.
chased at 147. Price advances Saturday, April 17th. Now Is the tlms
te buy. ; " vy,' . -
' vv'J-V. -,v, .v-::;;'t;;:,: y.v:;,;: . . ..
Southwestern Securities Co.
WtSTtRN
300-301 TlirORD. CLOCK
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Go in Our Free Tally-Ho to
WAVERLE1GH
Reserve your, seats now', First trip Saturday. If you
cannot go then, be our guests Sunday or any other day.
- H. W. LEMCKE COMPANY
; Main 550 t Sixth and Washington Streets
- ; iaaw sew. .
i'v- ': .- m tsS - ----! ,
. Carta AUr'- ' ,-'.' VixLT? :: ,
SBbWW-- drtlU YAW " . . . e. aa enABf " . mM.kJ -SA gST i BT SI " 1 siatBl B ,1 Asa. fT"" - aAII ".ill " aSB fBSl "en I . at
addressed by President BL TX Ressler
of Monmouth on "Pre Bent Problems in
American Education." - He made a plea
for the retention of the Monmouth Nor
mal aad explained the Initiative peti
tions. Hs also urged" the teaohers to
attend the , convention of the National
Education association at Los Angeles.
John H. Whyte, secretary - of the
chamber of commerce, addressed the in-
stituts on the subject of "Sentiment"
He impressed on the teachers the Im
portance of building up an Astoria and
Oregon sentiment The sentiment of
our people becomes ths battle hymn of
ths republic," . hs said. - "Its sentiment
becomes ths glory or ths disgrace of a
nation." -, '- ,
Hours
graoossa iob
BTATZOBTS ItOST
rT.mon
ACtNTS
1 a. V'r itole Jt-r'moJl 3T0raaa 1 tTwT ST f. ZxTJ ' .
DON'T DO IT
- Any person going about crying hard times panics tight moneydull markets, etc.
is but depreciating the opportunities and'resources of Oregon, a most wonderful state, of
unlimited wealth and natural advantages. ' , , '
v Remember, now, that element which follows these panic cranks and all around pessimists
will in the next few years get badly left. The only kind of hard times coming are hard
times to the eMl-doer. - .. .,
- Why should the grandstand plays between grafter and reformer, walking, delegate and
corporation. Wall street Bull and Bear, the big stick and the desirable or "undesirable" citi
zen, the Thaw case or the Silver Thaw Telephone Company disturb the even tenor of the real
people who till the soil, furnish the manufacturers articles which clothe and feed the real
people of the real world? . . . .- ... . ; , 1 . , V
Captains of honest industry work for motives beyond money consideration" and that
SUCCESS. You will never hear this class of busy people crying hard times, knocking the
country and its future, or trying to disturb prosperous conditions because of the personal
: differences of a few. , : --.v. ' ' ' ... ' . v
If you believe in your state' and elty and in yourself, do not be led astray by hard-times
talk Be conservative, but combine it with enterprise. Live within your income and dare to "
do right. Hard times or the devil himself cannot harm you if you are industrious and live in
the state of Oregon. Make prudent investments, either in choice inside income real estate or
well selected public utility bonds, which give you a steady income in good or bad times, and
where your money is secured beyond any possibility of loss. .; .
' I recommend to the conservative investor Home Telephone Stock or Bonds. It is a
public utility based on the wants of the people, and is a hard-times proposition absolutely;
m good times it flourishes in hard times it thrives, because the harder the times the more
the people are obliged to talk to make- money. The more you talk, the more you contribute
to the earnings of a modern telephone plant 'Nm,. . i , ' fy .;'
Invest your money at home, where you can see it grow. : :;, y y '
A'student of investments will never be led astray by anything some few may say. "Doubt
make traitors of .us all, and oft we lose the good we might attain by fearing to attempt."
5 Lafayette Bldg.
Although yon may have apparently
perfect vision, youj may often wonder
why your eyes tire; your heed aches
wA .- Aa nte . nmr ami for Bieht.
seeing or near work. Ton are frequent
ly dtsxy ana nauseaiea.
Did It ever scour to yon thst ths
optlo muscles may be out of balanoa;
that there la a strain en each eye, when
yon endeavor to focus them at the same
point t .
If that has occurred to you. we will
be pleased te talk It aU over with you.
It la possible that you will not need
glasses at all, possibly for few
months only. '
,r.!iiiiscll.OpUcal Co.
XJk DESSA MTJN8EIX, Rafraettontat
BUeleajr BaOdlsg-, rorUaad, Oregoa,
snd o'ti.r drug habits are positively eared by
11 ABt I i.VA. tor sypodemiie or luieirT'M use,
hample snt to any dmf kahltiM hf I
maul. lani!r prkeW.ua per bottle -"
at yvnr a "irtri" ne mall hi plain vnfMti
Pellet taemltal Is. SL Lewie.
Tar by Skimese Brag Oa, U r iil
St ftu4, Cnsuen .., ... r , ., .
Your Eyes
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