The Oregon daily journal., April 27, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON - DAIIY JOURNAL PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 27, 1907.
HID CANDIDATES
BRIDGE ORDINANCE
BY AN EASTtSIDER
WILL NOT TIE
'.. . .
Coffey and H. Q. Parsons De
olins to Swear Unwavering
r.7 Fealty to Ticket.
DEVLIN, ZIMMERMAN AND -'
SELUHER GIVE PROMISES
Pmiom, Candidate) for Council, Die
( " tar be leace of Meeting by Letting
:: It Be Known Be Has Ideas of His
, 'Own. '...., .. .
'': Chairman William at Cake waa earn
palled once more to pour the oil of eon.
eervetiem over the roasting of the Re
publican city central eommlttee held
teat night In the Belllng-Hlraca build-
In -Varloua xterr - membere or ine
committee eought to purge the party of
John B. Coffey and H. Ck Farsona, ona
a oandldata for mayor and the other
- an aspirant for- councilman -at large.
becauae thaae two gantleman had nurioa
defiance at the commlttea ' and have
declined to pledge themaelvea to aup
pnthe ticket . .
Mr.. Par sons followlna the lead or Mr.
Coffey, took the bull by the noma and
admlnlatered aome aound advice to the
party ' managera aa rcpreaented In the
- city eantral commlttea. He atated' In
hla letter that be eonaldared the dl
reet primary law to have placed the
' nomiaauone I eanaiqaiee in tna nanas
ot the people and that thalr voice set
tlad polltloai aueatlone at tha preaent
time and net the dlotatee of any man
er aet of men. He alao aald that be
did not eonalder It incumbent upon
him aa a good cltlstn or a good Repub
lican to pledge himself to lndorae any
candidate who might. ba nominated Ir
respective of whether or not that man
waa auoceaaful through tha lnfluenoea
' ef corporate power. He concluded- hla
latter with tha atatement, "I am for
law and order and the rule of the peo
ple." '
Want BeoaJeltranta Cenaured.
Following tha reading of thle letter
by Secretary Sherwood varloua membere
"of the eommlttee clamored for the floor.
They demanded that reeolutiona be
paaaed at onoe ' condemning tha two
recalcitrants for threatening to bolt the
elate.. - , .
rraaldent Cake calmed the atorm with
diplomatic worde. He took the ground
that it would ba nnwlae and productive
of friction, faction and dlacord to take
any such action and the exalted mem
bere at laat eonaldared the matter
calmly and agreed with the chair. .
Thomaa C. Devlin aubaerlbed cheer
fully to the obllgatlone asked of him
by tha committee. In hla latter he con
gratulated the committee on the aturdy
Republicanism eapreaaed in tha letter
- aad promised that he would support
the ticket ahould ha not receive tha
nomination, lust aa loyally aa though
ha had been successful.
WHl Support. Ticket. - : ' ;
Dan Kellaher'a letter to the commit
tee waa abort and to the point. Ha aaldi
"If I am not nominated I will not cause
'tha aueeeeafut candidate, any trouble1 by
. rtiHalnsTXmdependenv and .- f further
'pledge myaelf to support tha Republi
can ticket as nominated from top to
.bottom."
v. Louie Zimmerman pledged himself to
' anpport the entire ticket and alao took
eecaalen to compliment the eommlttee
- en the excellence ef the platform which
t had outlined.
He Takes a Decided Stand in
1 Favor of the Election of Fred
T,. Merrill to the Council.
Portland. Or..' April II. HOT.
Fred T. Merrill, Seventh and. Oak,
Portland, Or. Noticed your "platform"
aa recentlv oubllahed. when you an
nounced . yourself aa a candidate for
councilman at large.
Your platform la a moat excellent
one, 'and tha good votera of Portland
certainly ahould return you to tha
council chamber, but aoma ef us eaat
aiders reel that you eouio; aaa an addi
tional plank. We refer to the insertion
of a plank reading that you atand for
regulating tha opening of the draw
bridges to at least auit the conven
ience of thoae who have to go to work
at a certain time In the morning and
who are anxious to reach home after their
days work without having to atand
unneeeasarlly on the brldgee, waiting
tno pleasure or a raw steam ooai cap
talna who could Just aa well aa not
change their acbedule 1( or 10 minutes
without detriment te their Interest. .
Your moat respectfully. '
JSAST-STDER."
.' (Name given en application.) .
Mr. L. .... m e. r
X have thought of the matter ever
since Portland commenced to look and
aet like a real city.
The bridges end their control be
long to the county. The elty haa no
jurisdiction In the matter, but I will
promise to Immediately father a reso
lution in the council (which should be
unanimous unless there era too many
steamboat passes in circulation) re
questing the county offlclale to Imme
diately take action in the matter, and
give relief to the many business men
and working people who are compelled
to cross the brldgee morning and night.
I am "Interested" In East Portland,
Sunnyatde, Mt Tabor. Montavtlla and
three beautiful farma II miles out and
most aasuredly I would want to aee the
"Eaat -Aide grow." J waa always a
booster' and never an obstructionist.
, FRED T. MERRILL.
Candidate for Councilman at Large.
SHOW SilllERS
COLUMBIA VIEWS
0. R. A' N. to Exhibit Remark
able Cifford Pictures at Los ',
Angeles Convention.
OAKS SKATING RINK
. Big Ttaae To sight eeeloa Extended
T1U Sieve.
.' There will be big "doln'a" at the Oaka
rink tonight and the akatlng session will
be extended 10 minutes. If you are at
liberty thla evening there la a good
time awaiting you at the Oaka rink.
' Sunday will alao be big. and the muatoal
program will be line. Get that flne park
air, excellent car aervlca and a nice
ride. Remember, the new beginners'
clasa opens Monday and the Ghost car
' nival, with special electrical effects, will
be given Thursday night.-
Preferred Stock Oaaaad Ooodav
lien Lewis' Best Brand.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
OF BOSTON TO SPEAK
Rev. Arthur Reevea Voaburgh, c. BV
B.. member ef the official board of lec
tureahlp ef .oe Firat Church of Christ,
Bcientlat. of Boston. Mass., will lec
ture In Portland at the Helllg theatre
Sunday afternoon. May 11.
Voaburgh la a graduate or the
nbyterlan . Theological asm 1 nary at
and waa formerly Identified
with the work of that denomination.
For aome fifteen years he haa devoted
hla efforta to the promulgation of this
doctrine as practitioner, - teacher and
lecture. j ..,. .
Vew afr. i
rSscejbyt"
I AuGBrn.
WINCHESTER AND MANN
;i RECEIVE INDORSEMENT
., John M. Moan, aa a candidate for the
eouncll from the Sixth ward, and J. B.
Wlnoheeter, candidate for municipal
judge, were indorsed by the Municipal
association at the meeting of yeaterday
' afternoon. Outaide of thla definite ae
: tlon ne business of Importance wag
. transacted. The association will meet
again Monday afternoon, at which time
, It la probable that the ether eouncll
S men candidates will be Indorsed in
;aoeordanee with the reoommendatlona
, of the committee.
?: A Liquid, Antiseptic and Non
;scld Dentifrice will penetrate the
little crevices of the teeth. that
cannot be reached by the Tooth
, " Brush,., cleansing and purifying
them, and imparting such a fresh
'cleanly sensation, as to become a
joy to the mouth and refreshing
to the; whole system -SOZO-DONT.
- - . v.
Oregon scenery will be seen In a
splendid array of photographic views
that will be taken by the Oregon Shrln.
ere to the Los Angelea convocation of
that order.' The Shrlnera will go by
apeclal train from Portland.
' The viewe to 1 be taken - comprise g
collection made by Olfford of The
Dalles and mounted by Order of the
general paaeenger agent cf the O. R.
dt N. for exhibition at the Jamestown
exposition. It 1 Is regarded aa a great
stroke ef advertising of - the Oatambla
river and -Oregon eountry to eend tbeee
great vlewa to tha Sbriner gathering
where men from all over the United
Statee - will be- assembled and In the
humor for sight-seeing. It is believed
the result will be to pull a large num
ber of the tourists via the Portland
and Columbia river route' on their way
bark to the east.
The photographlo collection la done
In aepla and la on large canvasses,
some of them two or three feet In di
mensions. The great also of the pic
tures enabled the photographer to land
all the effects cf the grand eweep of
the Colombia river cllffe and mountain
to hla work. In the Hat are the follow
ing vlewa: Middle Caaoadea and ateatn
er; Tepee on the Columbia; At ;, the
FerTy; Cape Horn; Cigar Rook; Castle
Rockt Table Mountain; Columbia River
near Moffetta Landing; Memaloose
Island; Tunnel No. 1H, O. R. at N.;
Mount Adam a from Trout Lake; the
Mountains Realm (Mount Adams);
Mount Hood from Lost Lake; Celtic
Falls, Columbia River; Rooster Rock;
Multnomah Falla; Latourella Falla; Pil
lars of Herculee; Rapids Just, below
Cascade Locke; Horse Tall Falla: Fifteen-Mile
Valley, Mount Hood near Pu
fur; Columbia River near Bonneville;
Mill Creek Butte. Mount .Hood; . White
River Falla; Shell Rock Mountains; Fish
Wheel and O. R. at N. train; Chicago.
Portland Special. O. R. at N. Co.; Sein
ing Salmon, Upper Columbia; Nature'
Handiwork; Indian and Celllo Rapids;
Benham - Falls, Upper Deechutee; De
schutes Rapids. Upper Deschutes; Moon
light on the Desohutes: Cotter' a Catch
(trout caught on the Upper Deschutes);
me i nree cubists. ...
A. C. Jackson, advertlalng agent, of
the Harrtman llnea, haa Issued a cata
logue ef the collection and written a
atrong Introductory telling of tha mag
nificence of the Columbia's scenery.
Theae catalogues wlU be distributed at
the Bbrtnere' convention. -
ADD IMPROVEMENTS
TO PERKINS HOTEL
The Perklne hotel la to undergo ex
tensive alterations and Improvamente
during tha coming summer. The owner,
Z. S. Spalding of Honolulu." la expected
to arrive In Portland about May 1 to
conault with architects and buildera
with reference to the proposed Improve
ment. two. and poaalbly three, addl
tlonal atorlee will be put on, - The
ground floor la to be rearranged o that
the office may be made larger; an addi
tional elevator will be Installed and
equipped with modern electrical appli
ances, m aaa n ion to me etruatural
alterationa, complete new ayatam of
plumbing la to be put In, the entire
building le to be refurnished and the
wnoie exterior la to be repainted.
A tpcai architect haa examined the
foundation, and walla of the 'building,
and haa reported that two or three
stories of ateel construction mav ba
safely put on.
PERSONAL
M. A. Baker, a capitalist and land
owner of MoMlnnvtlle, Is at the Im
perial hotel. . '
Franh Lee, a wool buyer cf San
Franclaco, haa returned from a trip to
eastern Oregon, where he' haa been
purchasing part of thla year's clip.
j. u. nmuey. a cannery man cf
Blaine, Washington, la at tha Imperial
hotel. . , .
Mlaa Fannie Cole, of Osseo, Wiscon
sin, will arrive in Portland today to
visit her brother, Assistant I'nlled
States District Attorney James Cole,
Mlna Cne may decide te remain .n
P ortland permanently. '
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
TSie Nevada 1
A ' . ' . T s . v jm m am . ff m . saa. aa N aw
aft ttllllVW-AVVW eU AAVe Is VAA aTefeUVa V Waaee UtstVr VWVVa AIIVA VUWa
Proin
15c to 20c Per Share
The announcement of an increase in the price of stock from 15c to 20c, which is being published in the papers in the principal coast cities,
has brought a tremendous amount of business from people of all classes, and it is safe to predict that before May 4th the entire allotment will
have been disposed of. Never in the history of mining promotion has more enthusiasm been evinced than by the many who have interested
themselves in this valuable property, which,' before long, will be in the class i of big producers." , . '
MANY WONDER WHY, if the Nevada Walkover Mining Company has such valuable property, that they are offering their stock for
sale. ...;..."', .'a--V"" 'V'"' ?A' , '.. " , 1 r. i--"V
A MOMENTS THOUGHT WILL SHOW THE REASON. A mine is exceedingly expensive to operate.. In fact, an expenditure of
thousands of dollars is necessary before the shipping of ore is possible. ' . . . . , , v , , , " :
. A steam hoist must be installed and a lengthy , pipe line laid. Buildings of various kinds must be erected. Now, this all costs lots of
money,' especially in Nevada, where prices for material and labor are exceedingly high. . e , ' '
' The owners of the Nevada Walkover Mining Company are mostly business men, who, while they are comparatively wealthy, cannot spari
a great amount of ready cash from their business. While each has assessed himself a goodly amount for the development work of the mine,
there" is still considerable money needed to complete the installation of the plant. As soon as this necessary cash is obtained, by the selling of
some of the treasury stock, the plant will be' rushed to completion, and it will then be only a question of a short time before the - Nevada
Walkover Mining Company will be shipping" valuable ore. , '.;iv'''
, From the way subscriptions are coming in, it looks as if the amount of stock of fered for sale will soon be disposed of. Therefore , the
company reserves the right to return to the sender any money which might arrive after, the allotment is sold. ' ' . ; . ' i ' v
As the price of stock increases to 20c at midnight on May 4th, it will be necessary for those desiring to purchase at, the 1 5c price to have
their orders, together with a check or money order made payable to the Nevada Walkover Mining Company, deposited in the mail box by ,
that time. ' : . ' , A-. - -.. ' . - .;.' ),'" --;:'.
Location of Mines
' The Nevada Walkover mines are located on the Eras
Range, four mile from tha Nevada Northern. Railroad and
fire miles from Cherry Creek. Tha Egan mine lie one
quarter of a mile west and aold last year for s large fortune -
. and is shipping rich ore 'today. The Nelson mine refused
an offer of $60,000 last July, and. lies on the north, Just
. across Cherry Creek, and haa tha same ledg and formation '
aa the Nevada. Walkover. The Hunter, or, better known
as the Vulcan mine, lies Just south and is on the same ledge
and has the ' same .. formation as the Nevada Walkover
Mining Company. The National lies two miles east and a .
little further lies tha famous Star mine, from which over
$4,000,000 worth: of gold has been shipped.
. THE NEVADA WALKOVER MINING COMPANY,
with a 50-foot ledge traversing our seven (7) full claims (140
, acres), with, splendid surface assays and surrounded by such '
rich producing ' mines this makes your investment not a
chance, but a certainty. And we cannot recommend this ;
stock to you or our friends too highly. . s
Tha Nevada 'Walkover Mining Company is Incorporated
under the ' laws of .' Arizona for $1,000,000, divided into
1,000,000 shares (psr vslue $1.00), of which 400,000 were
placed in the treasury. ; '; . 4 '
This stock is fully paid and NON-ASSESSABLE, and
wW be listed on the stock exchange.' . ,
MAP :
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STATEMENT
.'V.,' OF i '-
E.J.STRATTON
My guarantee to my clients is
that every dollar invested in
this company will be honestly
6pent in pushing development
work, and that the books of
this company are always open
to stockholders during office
hours.
Positively No Stock Will Be Sold for 15c After Midnight. May 4th
How You Can Buy Slock Now
For Six Days" Only '
5 ;15cCAOH' ONLY 15c
60 Shares .,......$ T.50
100 Shares 15.00
200 Shares;.......... 30.00
260 Shares $ 3T.60
. 800 Shares .... . . ; . 75.00
1000 Shares i ..... i . 160.00
16c INSTALLMENTS 16c
. ' 50 Shares $ 8.00$ 2.00 down and $ 2.00 for 3 months
100 Shares , 16.00 4.00 down and 4.00 for 3 months
200 Shares 32.00 . 8.00 down and 8.00 for 3 months
250 Shares 40.00 10.00 down and , 10.00 for 3 months
600- Shares 1 80.00 20.00 down and 20.00 for 3 months
1000 Shares .160.00 40.00 down and 40.00 for 3 months
SPECIAL
LAST REPORT FROM
MINES $400 ore was struck
at the 25-foot level on adjoin
ing property last Tuesday and
the claim was sold for $15,000.
Investigate The Nevada
Walkover, but do not miss the
opportunity, for stock will not
be long on the market. . If you
wish for further particulars,
apply ' '
Purchase Coupon -J
E. J. STRATTON, '.: ; '
. President of the Nevada Walkover Mining Co.,
393 Geary St, San Francisco. . v ; i
' Dear fir: I hereby agree te subscribe for ........................
shares of the Treasury Stock of the JTevaSa Walkover Bttnlag; Ook,
and agree te pay yeu .............per ehare (IS cents per
share If your remittance paye your eubaerlptton tn full, er H eente
per share If you pay la monthly lnstallmenta).
. - . - 1 ........-. . . , '
I Inclose herewith my remlttaaea for f..
Pleaae acknowledge receipt. ., .
; Toure truly, ... . . , .M ., ; , ,. ; f. . ,
Name ". '
Address , . ..............
Town ....................... ...... State .........;.......,..
BTOTB Vo sasaurlpMam for lees thaa 60 shares win ke aoeepted.
rata atoek U tally paM eata aea aaaeaaahla. ,
OPEN
IN FIRST CHRISTIAN
Wallls Nash to Be First Speaker
at Initial Session of
Forum.
An eoan forum, a plan by which the
members ef the congregation will have
an opportunity to azpraee their vlewa
aa wall aa tha paator. haa been adopt
ad" by the Firat Christian church ef
thla city. These public discussions will
he held once a month er possibly of.
tener and will take up the time ua
nally occupied In the evening by the
paator; Members ef commercial bodlea
and labor unions, professional man aad
RATS, MCE,
COCKROACHES
Doomed!
rr a aex e
Stearns Elcctrle Rat
and Koaeh Past
ftMM Mai a4 klM .A ailab
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aw m die will wmr kothw
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women and all publle spirited eltlaena
will be Invited to participate tn the
public forum.
Wallla Nash, president ef the Port
land board of trade, will be the first
apeaker in tha first debate tomorrow
evening on the problem of "Some Ad
mitted Evlla ef Our Preaent Industrial
System and a Proposed New Remedy."
All thoae lntereated In thle quaatlon
will be given opportunity to .preaent
thalr arguments.
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY ' J
SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS
The third' annual convention ef the
Oregon conference branch ef the
Woman'a Missionary , aoolety of the
Evangelical association waa bald in the
Orace Evangelical church al Lenta
Wednesday and Thuraday, April 14 aad
?S. . The reporte brought by delegatea
from the different auxUlarlae over the
state were very gratifying and the
future outlook le bright.
The following of f tears were elected
for the cnaulng year: President, Mr
H. O. Hendaraon of Lenta; vice presi
dent, Mrs. A. E. Myers of Vemonla;
recording secretary, Mrs. C, 8. Brad,
ford ef Lenta: oorree ponding secretary,
Mrs. if. Albright of Portland: treas
urer, Mlse Helen Keller of Portland:
auperintendent ef mlaaionary bends,
Mrs, Eather Pankhauaer ef Lenta.
ODD FELLOWS OBSERVE "
FOUNDING OF ORDER
AU the Odd Tallow lodgee In Pert
land met laat night In Odd Fellows tem
ple to celebrate tha 18th anniversary of
the organisation ef Odd Fellowship In
America. In addition te tha Odd Pel
Iowa and their families a large num
ber of Invited gueata ware preaent.
Dr. W. T. Williamson delivered tha
principal address ef the evening. Aa
Interesting literary and musical pro
gram had been arranged. In which tha
Kerln quartet Mlaa btiUh Folrka and
Mlaa Alleen Webbrr participated.
Who la Metsgar Be fit a your evea
for 11.00. JU SUta street.
R.ocli IslandFrisco
luines
Traverse seventeen States and Ter
ritories in the Middle" West
From Minnesota to Texas, and from
Colorado to the Great Lakes.
Put your pencil at random on a map
of this section and "ten to one" you
will strike a Rock Island-Frisco town.
When it comes to the cities they
are all on Rock Island-Frisco Lines.
Tnroqgh sleepfaig ears dally
-San rranciaoo to lucago
aad Sk Louis.
TTT
VIM San rranciaoo to Chicago , t -
1 1 and St. Louie. , J -, ,
CGeeVo
The WeU-Zaswa
CHINESE
aVeet aad Sara
DOCTOR
. aVeet aad Sere
1
B. made a ills enidy ef feota ss
aaa la taat imar 0lwmn4 nd te lrln
to tke world hla woeoerfal nstedlM.
o jrEactraTyoisoifS oa dsuos wgro
. WITHOUT tHg AID Ot A iaiX.
Be (0BtMe to cure Catarrk. a.tkaia,
tent. Throat. Kham.tlisi JemnM,
Nemae DbllltT. atnnarh. Liver, ku.f
TWmfcle alao Lget M.abnog, gestale Meak.
aeee aad All PrlTate I1n,.
A SURE CANCER CUHE
fast Seeelved Fm Ptkfnc. fklaa fi. Sue
aad aolUkle,
rr too aaa ArnicTFn. iwt blai.
. dbuits ars DANoaaovs.
If rea easaot ealL write for ki..k
aad etrcelar. Iaelsee 4 eente la eiatni.a.
CONSULTATION FllUU
Tn 0. sis wo nrarr vTinm C3.
lUii Flrrt St.. O.,. k r,..,u. '
Please at.aUoa ij lift.
V A. HlTNTElt, Cn'l Agent, 140 8.1 St rortUnJ.
W. P. CARSOX, Trav. PasVr Agnt,410 rarlflc TJk 8ratUe.
F.W.TU05ITSOX, Gea'l Western Ag-ct, 8an Francisco,