TUB OREGON DAILY; JOURNAL - PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY I. 1907. ;
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- Mr.1 Walker WhlteBlde and' Miss May Buckley.
There are few actors able to win Instant recognition as Mr.lWalker white-;
side hat don. y On hie arrlvaHn -Port land- he -was a -stranger, aa unknown.
except tor press notices, but-ha now has a following liere quit . as enthusl-
tic as ant actor who haa made regular visits to Portland. - iv . . ...
Mr., Whiteside for year appeared In 8bakeepearean rolea and Is said to
have presented the best "Hamlet" sine the days of Booth. Recently, how
ever, he abandoned classic roles and la making an Immense success In mod
ern' plans'. . J
COHPRBHISE SEmtS
- RIGHT-OF-WAY SUITS
Stephen Carver and Others
Settle Difficulties Over the ,
Malheur Valley Une.-
(Special Dlspateb to" The Journal)
.. Vale, Or.. May ; 1. Early inApril
" Stephen Carver, representing himself to
be a oltUen.of.the atata of Montana,
by; bis attorneys, Bauer Oreen of
Portland, fled an action In the United
Btatcs district. court at Portland de
manding Judgment against M. O. Hope
and nine others for the aura- of $1,085. ,
Later M. G. Hope and Elmer A. Clark,
two of the above named defendants, by
their attorneys, Williams, Wood ft
i Linthlcum, fllod complaint in tha d la-
trlct court at Vale against Stephen Car
ver. Hod demanding $1,980 and Clark
$ 1J00. Summons was served on Steph
en Carver at Eugene, Oregonby, Sheriff
- O'Dell of Malheur county. : r
On April 27 the parties to tha action
In both courts met In Vale and affected
a compromise whereby Stephen Carver
accepted $1,250 and agreed to pay all
costs In both courts. - -
Csrver built the Malheur County rail
road from Ontario, to Vale. The people
of Vala agreed to give him right-of-way
and a bonua of $1,600. He completed
the road In the early aummer of last
year "but before, doing so It was found
necessary -to bring several eulta In
court to obtain right-of-way, tha costs
'of which Carver said. : " , ,' -The
suit filed by Carver In tha united
Ptates district court was to recover for
expense of, obtaining right-of-way. V
The road "is now ownea oy me uregon
Short Line. M. O. Hope and Elmer A. L forded by the law. by making the re
Clartc were directors . ana biock
holders of the railroad prior to lt sale
to the Oregon Short Xlna and their
suits were brought to recover for aer-
Vicea renaerou,
Death of Velma Q'Dell of Vale.
8pnial DlPtch to Tbe tatmaM -Vale,
Or., May 1. Velma, the 13-year-.1
Avn.Mrr of Sheriff and Mrs. 0'tell
sTVfc-J!f Vale died at Portland Sunday. The
f reached Mr." O'Dell late Sunday
afternoon and ne iert at once ror, rori
land 'For the purpose of obtaining 'the
test medical skill, Mra. O'Dell had been
at Portland with her daughter for sev
eral month. 4 , , . .
Death of P. A. Baylor, , ,
' (Special Dtepteh to The Jonrnkt) :
Junction Ilty, Or., May .1. F. A. Bay
lor, formerly a street car conductor at
Portland, la dead hera of consumption,
after lingering seversl years. He was
married to Hattie Ward of Halsey,,
Oregon, January 1, 1890. She and their
two children survive him. ' He was the
niy child of T. A. Baylor, who la South
ern Pacific track foreman herev : i
LABOR : COMMISSIONERS
- LETTER TO EMPLOYERS
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Instructions , Regarding Cornpli-
ance With New Factory f
Inspection Law. t
(8d11 D to pa Mi to The Searaal.l
Salem. Or., May . 1. Commissioner O,
P. Holt of the state bureau of labor
statistics and inspector of factories and
workshops Is sending out brief Instruc
tions concerning the factory inspection
law passed by -the recent . legislature..
All -of tha 1,600 mills and factories In
operation In this state are to be supplied
with coplea of the law, which goes into
effect May 15, 1907.-' Attention Is called
to the provisions of the . law requiring
protection against dangers arising from
machinery, holatways, . stairways , ' and
dust In work rooms; also to the penalty
for non-compliance provided for in sec
tion 10 of the act Tha letter Is, in part,
as follows: : "
"The owner or i operator of ' every
place to be inspected under the factory
inspection law must pay. to the state
treasurer the fee of $6 or.JfclO required
thereby (sea section 7), and receive his
receipt theror,N Every such place will
b inspected by 'the labor commissioner
or; his deputy as soon as possible,, and
upon such inspection; If sucn mill, fac
tory, warehouse, etc., is found byhim
to conform with the provlslona-of the
law, upon presentation of the sta.
treasurer's receipt, a certiflefcte of in
spection will be Issued by the labor
commissioner.. Any such jwner or
operator may expedite such Inspection
and thus ain the earlier protection af-
quest for inspection provided .for ; In
section- & or tna act
r MA .copy i of i the factory " inspection
law la required by said law to be kept
posted in a conspicuous, place on -each
floor and in the pfllc of every mill, fac
tory, workshop, ; storehouse, ware room
or store, where machinery is used. -
' Fred T.
large.
Merrill
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for councilman-at-
wandering italian
. !v,jo:resume. journey
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" ' (Bptetst :OlsBeteh' to The- JoorruL)
Salem. ' v Or.,s May. 1. -Antone - Scap
puzl, the demented '' old Italian'- from
Sacramento,' who got off the train Sun
day, afternoon near. ' the reform ' school
station, came to : the house of William
Taylor, a dairyman, Twho afterwards
brought , the old man to Salem. His
slster-ln-Iaw, Mrs.' A, Babbonl. will con
tinue her, Journey, with , hlra to Harri
son, ' Idaho, where he Is to prove . up
some land. His wife Is said to live In
southern Oregon; and is critically ill.
at ' aaa.., ' asl " 'as . ..tTJa. -fit
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A neculiaf chemical in Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste
Lrs anSe who have eaten it feel like a red hot stove in
the atoiaach; when they eat -
.Stearns' Electric
Rat and Roach Paste
ther rasa ont o! the houae for water. In a few momenta they.
.raead---oaickly dried rip by thia sure death to rata and mice.
and Roach Paste does not do all that is claimed for it
ij f-r-'trl 5-taea.Sea 2U 1 as. o f.0 '
X i: ' "Said it DnicfUta or seat prepaid aa receipt at price.
STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASS il
Buffalo, w. ., u. a. a. - ,
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JJR liberal credit policy allows you
to make a, small cash deposit at time of
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purchase, then the small weekly payments of One
Dollar. You will find it a convenient method to
adopt in purchasing your clothing. You do not feel
the burden of cost and pay less than you would at
the cash dealer's.
Spring
for Men, Young anti Old, in the Latest Spring Styles
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We have thejn in Fine Serges, Fancy Worsteds, in
Plaids and - Checks, in grays and blacks, blues, etc.
These suits are up-to-date in style and workmanship,
and we sell them at a lower price than the exclusive
clothing dealer.
You Are Welcome to
Pay a little down, then
One Dollar a Week
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COMPLETE
HOU5C FURNramr
CLOTMINQ, .
JEWELRY, ETC,
'gcvurtz sells it fop less
QCOMl BLOCK Boumw Br ymm fir and Straw) Portland
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Credit ""IB : '
MILLING, POWER AND. .
DITCH INCORPORATIONS
(special Diipstch to Te Joarnsl.)
ff Salem. Or., May l.Among the ar
ticiea of incorporation filed , with the
secretary of atate are the following: '
Tha Kvane Creek Lumber company;
lncorporatora. H. L. Gilkey. H. Kester
son and Olive K. QUkey; main offloe
Grants Pass; capital stock. 110,000.
The Charhig Anderson inoorpora-tinna-
' Inftnraorators. A. A. , CharnlR
William Anderson and Clarence Hj
Ollbert: main office, Portland; capital
stock. ! $35,000. ' . .Vflc---
. Cheney Creek Lumber company:
rnrnomtors. Oeorga H. ' Kesterson,
L. pilkey and W. C.
office. Grant Pass;
110.000. - ,
- The Cascade Lumber company, in
corporators, George H. Kesterson. H. L.
Gilkey and Clara M. Kesterson: capita
stock.; I10.00afraln office. Grants Paaa.
The Dallea Tult Packing eompaay:
lncorporatora. E.. Kurta, P. J. SUdel
man and aeorge F.Koss; main office,
The'Dallea. '. i- " . , V
The East Hood River Irrigation eom
panyincorporators. H. F. Davldaon. C.
H Bproat snd P. S. Davidson. muln of
fice. Hood River, capital, stock,-148,000.
This company purposes to acquire the
property of the Easl Fork Irrigating
company and to enlarge the canal main
tained brtbat 'company and to continue
the same t a point nesr the junction
of Hood river with the Columbia river.
The Buttler Platte Thompson Mines
Co i - will have its headquarters st
Baker City. and , Is ; capitalised at
$10,000. .:.'?" ' ' '!. .':
The Ancora-Aahland M'ntnar ft Milling
.ompsnyr organisea unaw m w
is . s'nte Oi vasningiun,: uctum us.
LntenUon to transact business la ibis
FOR WOMEN ONLY
Price $2 p
addroos Dr.
Portland. Oregon.
Dr. Sanderson's Compound Savta
and Cotton Boot Plus, Th boat
and only reliable romady tor DE
LATED PERIODS. Cora tha moat
obstinate taaca la S to 10 dara
r box. mailed la plain wrapper.
T. 1. PIBRCB, 181 first atreet.
in-IL
Harmon; . main
capital atock.
sUte, and names C. H. McCollock of
Baker City as its attorney. The com
pany will have its office at Sumpter,
Baker county. The officers of .the cor-
ooratlon are: President, a, j. uross oi
ratlin. Wash.: 8. 8. Strain. treasurer
and secretary; William -Lyon, trustee;
K E. Brown, vice president; C. A. Burk
hardt, trustee, all of Kelso, Wash.
' The Peoples' Light Power com
pany will have its headquarters at
Baker City, and has a capital stock of
$250,000. . The incorporators are: Ray
Nye of Fremont, Neb.; John Thompson
and Isidore Fuchs of Baker City. '
SERVICE IMPROVED
BAKER'S P0ST0FF1CE
(Special Dlapatcb to The journal.) .
Baker City, Or.. May; l.-r-Since the
postof f ice in this city haa been . under
the direction of W 3. Lachner several
changes have been made that have add
ed greatly to the efficiency of the office
and to the convenience of the patrons.
A new aya'tem of Sunday deltvery has
done away with the former congestion.
Instead of waiting at the windows the
patrons pass through the office to the
carriers, and thence out at another door,
keeping the line in motion all the time.
Baker City f s the first to adopt thia new
plan but ther cities win follow. Walla
Walla bvH,ther next tA, fsvor it with
a trial. ;Th houra of deliverjr on Sun-
UMDEKWMR SPECIAL
For THURSDAY Only
Shrewd shoppers will avail themselves of the excep
tional savings offered in our Muslin Underwear
Section for Thursday only. Full cut drawers of
finest Nainsook, embroidered motifs, inset and out
lined with Val. inserting, 5-inch Swiss ruffle fin
ished with inserting, lace and ribbon; reg. $3.25.
Thursday Only $1.80
Eastern Onllitting Co.
CorWashinflton and Tcnlh
The fetors Where
. Tone Credit la Good
TEETH
Money
Coma at once and hava frw nmim.i
tion. .
WE EXTRACT TETSTCT lMimr. WTT
VER FILLINGS, SSo UPsOOLD FILL-
TWna ISn IT "D OtTT rn fritMD'rir a r.x
SPLENDID SET, $8.00: GOLD CROWN
I3. TO Ib.BO; WHITE CROWNS. 11.64
TO. $5.00. .v , ; ,.,;.vv
All work guaranteed for ten yeara
Lady attendant always breaent. Alt
work done absolutely without pain l y
Mpeclallsta of from 1 to $0 years' t.
perlence.
Boston Danllcj
-- t- nose mis 1030.
891!, Morrison st, Opp Vostoaoe.
day wilt be from 10 to 11 a. m. Instead
oj; 41:80 to lJ:80 as heretofore, ;.;f
i A new stamp window has been opened
with i sale during all business., hours,
avoiding, the lining up with the general
delivery,, people at the-Jnoney order de
partment. .
. Changes will also be made on the ru
ral routes so that . hetter service can
be given out-of-town patrons. Mr. Latl
mer. the government inspector who is
here, says that Baker City has the beat
equipped .' and best regulated office in
the inland. Envplra . (
$1.00 a vraoi.ee
cxa as.
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and ot'-r drug hal.i a ar r " ' '
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famyli Kt-nttoanr t; !.., . f
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