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THE OREGON ; DAILY, JOURNAL, PORTLAND, .. TUESDAY EVENING, , MAY 28, 1007. K
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SCHEDULE THREE TUNNEL
U TO BE READY THIS WEEK
Contractor on Schedules One, Two
? and Thro Checking Up for Class!.
It ficatlon -Water Users' Association
Mar Bid on Work.
' (Special Dtipateh to The lonrst!.)
. Klamath Falls, Or., May 18. Water
la now flowing In ths big irrigation
canal In Klamath county Without csre-
v'. mony or celebration tha water waa
tamed on. The work on the first unit
. la not completed and the water la not
flowing through the tunnel. Mason ana
Davis, contractors, hare notified the
r government of the completion of sched-
. ules I and I. Bcneouie 1, wnicn ino-
ludes the tunnel, will be ready this week.
, the old Ankeny canal la being utilised
and empties the water Into the big ditch
- below the tunnel.
t .' There Is a dispute between the con-
' tractors and the government as to com
ftensatlon for some of the work done.
they not agreeing to classification. The
.contractors are prepared to defend their
1 Cause and have two expert engineers
: going over tha work marshaling data
i on the classification.
Water Users afar Dig Dltcaes.
vl-It has been proposed by members of
i the Klamath Water Users? association
" that body undertake the construction of
the ditches, dams, etc.. In connection
' with the federal reclamation project At
.' sin informal meeting of the membera
. In and around Merrill they voted unan
. Jmously to undertake the work. It Is
stated that the work ran be done as
cheaply and the association would be
saving the -contractor's profit' by en
tering the field themselves as contract.
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J. Prank Adams of Merrill, a man of
wide experience and knowledge of con
ditions Jn this county, proposes the
scheme. It will be necessary to gain
the consent . of the majority of the
stockholders, also to remove any legal
difficulties that may arise. Project En
glneer Murphy, of the reclamation ser
vice, states that the matter rests en
tirely with the Water Users' assocls
tlon; that their bids would be received
as though they were from private con
tractors. The association has tha mat
ter now under consideration.
MARSHALL NOW
BANK EXAMINER
Well Known Former Portland Base
ball ?n Given State Posl
' tlon In Nevada.
.,,;
, J. P. ("Jack") Marshall, ex-baseball
magnate and one of the best-known and
most popular residents of Portland, has
been appointed state bank examiner for
the state of Nevada. Tha appointment
IS
COMING TO PORTLAND
Omaha Business Men Plan
Junket to Rosi City for Pro
motion of Fellowship.
X Eighty-four Nebraskans, headed by
Governor George L. Sheldon, will leave
Omaha, tha first of the month to visit
Portland, shake hands with the business
men here end make shorter the 1,000
miles which separates the two cities.
Word has been received by Secretary
Olltner of the chamber of commerce
from Commissioner J. M. Gould of the
Omaha board of trade concerning the
members of the party and their trip.
All of the largest business firms In
Omaha will be represented by the bust
ness men who arrive In Portland June
The guests will be entertained .here
and will be taken to various polnta of
nterest about the city. The Commer
cial club will tender them a reception
and dinner at 1 o'clock Monday, June
10. They will resume their Journey
southward that afternoon.
Sunday morning breakfast had been
offered, fey-the chamber of commerce,
but It is not likely that the invitation
will be accepted. Mr. Guild advises
that the" members of the excursion will
be too tired after a strenuous week of
travel to rlaa early Sunday morning
even to partake of a carefully prepared
meal.
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and other days. The flame of the
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is always under immediate control - If you use
a New Perfection your kitchen will be cooler
this summer than erer before. Every store
warranted. .. Made , in three sizes. If
not at your dealer's, write to our near-
, est agency for descriptire circular. .
Tha &?Sttifm r tha beat lamp
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Hade of braea. throughout and beautifallY nickeled.
Perfectly constructed ; absolutely eafe j unexcelled la
light-giving powr; aa ornamsat to any room. Ivery
lamp warranted. U mot at your dealer's, write to eur
Merest agency. ,
STAND ABO OIL COMPANY
came to him aa a complete surprise, aa
he had not made application for the
placto, and had not been actively engaged
In Nevada politics.
Mr. Marshall left Portland three years
ago for the Nevada mining country, and
located at Goldfleld. He Immediately
engaged in mining and now owna some
valuable prospects, one of which he has
bonded for a large sum and expects to
close the deal In a short time. He has
recently purchased a home at Goldfleld,
and Mrs. Marshsll and daughter are
preparing to join him there, and will
make Nevada their home. '
RUSSELVfLLE GRANGE
WILL BUILD NET ML
Members' Decide to Purchase a
Lot and Erect Their Own
Building.
Saturday evening Russellvllle Grange,
No. 853, Patrona of Husbandry, held an
Interesting session. Four applications
were balloted upon and one new applica
tion received. The fourth degree was
conferred upon five csndldates. s,
It waa decided to purchase a lot
across from the Russellvllle school and
erect a hall. A series of Ice cream
parties has been arranged to be held on
the third Saturday of each month.
; This Is called the "Kid" grange be
cause the membership is made up prin
cipally of young people , It bas 15
members. John Welbes 10 master and
MisS Martha Jensma secretary. '.
The attendance averages 'about, 70.
Meetings sre held on the second and
fourth Saturday evenings of each
month. i' "
The members have arranged for a.
trolley ride to Eagle Creek, June z:
GENERAL WORKS,
Fletoher-Annual Library Index, 10.
Rowell Newspapers Worth Counting,
RELIGION,
Benn The History of English Ration
alism in the Nineteenth Century, I v,
, ' SOCIOLOGY. ;' :
'Clark The Labor Movement in Aus
tralla;' a Study in Social Democracy,
lo.
Crosby Tolstoi as a Schoolmaster.
104. . ;
Fsrrlngton The Publlo Primsry
School System of France, With. Special
Reference to the Training, of Teachers.
19 us.
Fletcher Bonnenscheln's Cyclopeola
of Education; a practical handbook of
reference on all subject Connected with
Educstion, 1106.
Greene Woman's Manual of Law,
1101,
Home Psyschologlcal Principles of
Education. 110. . . - .
' Larsaon Elementary Sloyd and Whit
tling, ios. - - - v v,
. Schaffner Trust Company. Reserves
"Taxation of'Truat Companies, 1908.
' Wagner Manners. Customs and Ob
servances; Their Origin and Significa
tion. 1904.
PHILOLOGY.
Joyce Qarmmar of the Irish Lan
guage, H06.
SCIENCE. ;
Beebe Log of the Sun, 1908.
Flammarlon Astronomy for Ama
teurs, 1904.
Hamilton and Kettle Graphs and
Imaglnarle, 1904.
Lodge Lightning .. Conductors and
Lightning Guards. 1892.
Newcomb Side Lights on Astronomy
snd Kindred Fields of Popular Science;
Essays and Addresses, 1901.
Schillings Der Zauber dea Jlelesche,
190S.
Slosson How Ferns Grow, 190
USEFUL ARTS. ' .
Behrlng -Suppression of Tuberculosis,
1904.
Brown House Decorating and Paint
ing, 1900.
Castls The Book of Market Garden
ing. 1906.
Clerk The Gas and OH Engine ' 190S.
Clow Practical t.p-to-Date Plumbing,
1906.
Crofton Clinical
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life and health when a true and wholesome remedy la desired ft should bo remem. "
berod that Syrup of Rgs and Elixir of Senna, manufactured by tha California Rg
Syrup Co is an ethical product which has met with tha approval pj the moat em.
1 lneat physicians and gives universal satisfaction, because it is a remedy of .
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Informed of the world., who know of their own personal knowledge and from
actual 'use that it la the first and best of family laxatives, for which no extra- -
regent or unreasonable claims are made.
This valuable remedy has been long and favorably
known under the name of Syrup of Figs and has attained to
world-wide acceptance as the most excellent family laxative. Aa
its pure laxative principles, obtained from Senna, are well known
to physicians and the Well Informed of the world, to be the ,
best we have adopted the more elaborate name of Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of Senna aa more fully descriptive of
the remedy, but doubtlessly It will always be called
for bytheshortet name of Syrup I Figs and to get
Us beneficial effects, always note, when purchasing, .
the full name of the Company California Fig-
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JOHN YOUNGER, MINER
DROWNED IN POWDER
(8Dnl Dlipstch to Th Joarnal.)
Baker City, Or., May 28. The bofly
of a man was found in the Powder river
Just north of the business section' yes
terday afternoon. Coroner Ison Investi
gated and the body was identified by
Patrolman Tod Merwln as that of John
Younger, aged 70, a miner of Sparta,
who came here about two weeks ago
and had not been seen nor heard of
since Monday morning. Word was re
ceived from Sparta Wednesday to search
for Younger.
Younger was a heavy drinker and it
is supposed that while intoxicated he
attempted to cross the bridge and fell
Into the river. His body was found
bout a Quarter of a mile below, the
bridge. It bore no marks of violence.
A few slight bruises were on the head,
easily accounted for by the fall and the
drifting of the body. Foul play Is not
suspected.
Younger had no family or any known
relatives, in this part of the country. ,
He claimed to be a cousin of the famous
Younger brothers, the Missouri out
laws. He had worked In eastern Ore
gon for the past SO years and bore a
good reputation.
PMTPI
Mtinui
VMS kimm Mammr, lira VM vrTV.
Bonding Permits.
O. Balllct, one-story dwelling. East
Twelfth street between Shaver and Ms
no n, $1,800; Dohm, two-story dwelling,
East Salmon between East Fourteenth
and East Fifteenth, 12,800; W. H. Chll
ders. repairs, one-story dwelling, Orsnd
avenue between Shaver and Mason, $76;
J. ,.W. Aldrloh, two-story dwelling, East
Thirty-third between Belmont and East
Morrison, $260; A. W. Anderson, one
story dwelling. East Twenty-second near
KUllngsworth, $60; H. H. Hougham, one-
story dwelling, East Twenty-sixth, cor
ner Ellsworth, $60; Parrlsh 4 Watklns,
repalra, store. Second between Jefferson
and Columbia, $200; P. E. Hall, one
story dwelling, Spokane between East
Nineteenth and East Twenty-first, $400;
A. Spledsboel repairs, store. North
Twenty-fourth between York and Reed,
$800; J. A. Gray, two two-story dwell
ings, Belmont between East Thirtieth
and East Thirty-first, $4,000: C. C.
Harris, two-story dwelline-. East Alder
between East Thirty-seventh and 'East
Thirty-eighth, $1,600; J. B, Arlington,
two-story dwelling, Hancock between
Sesscl and Wlberg lane, $1,600; Mrs.
J. R Arlington, two two-story dwell
ings, Hancock between Sessel and Wl
berg lane, $8,000; E. Fk Loom Is, repairs.
store, Larrabee between Clackamas and
Hasaalo, $800; Oriental Investment com
pany, four-story brick store, Salmon be-
tv eea Second and Third, $85,000; J. C,
Martin, one and half-atorr dwelling.
Vine between Kinsel and Grand, 11.800:
W. Cereghlnd, two-story dwelling, Karl,
between East xnineentn ana mt yours
teenth, $1,800; F, Zimmerman, two-story
dwelling, East Twenty-first between
Broadway and Wetdlet, i $t.00Of Paul
Wicke, one-story dwelling, Meade be
tween Front and First $1,450; W. W.
4 Cooper, repairs,; dwelling, Commercial
between Kianama ana xiumooiai, ;
r P. Coburn, one-story dwelling, .Holly
between Poplar and East Sixteenth;
Frank Watson, repairs, dwelling. West
I Park between Hall and Harrison, $$,500;
E. W. Pike, repairs, dwelling, Williams
between Going ana -Murray, $260. , j
Therapeutics; a
Handbook on the Special Treatment of
Internal Diseases. ltO(.
Croftan Clinical Urinology, 1907.
Fuller Grape Culturlst, 1(07.
Grain Gas Engines and Launches;
Their Principles. Types and Manage
ment 1905. '
Graves Forest Mensuration, 1906.
Lehner The Manufacture of Ink;
comprising the rsw materials and the
preparation of writing, copying and hek-
tograph Inks, 1891.
Long Prevention and Cure or Tubero-
ulosls. 1906.
Lucke Gas Engine Design, Ed. 1, rev..
1905.
Msther Modern fish culture In Ffesh
and Salt Water. 1900.
Maynard Successful Fruit Culture,
1906.
Miller Elements of Mining, Geology
snd Metallurgy, Ed. t, 1906.
Morse Basket Making, 1902.
Mulhall Quasi-Public Corporation Ac
counting and Management, 1905.
Parloa Miss Parloa's Young House
keeper; designed especially to aid begin
ners, 1908. ...f t ' ?"' , ........
Perry The Steam Engine and Gas and
Oil Engines. 1904. -'
neyce-i-8clentifiy Bat esmat ship," 1906.
Poole The Wiring Handbook, with
complete labor-saving tables, and digest
of underwriters' rules, 1905.
Power Catechism, 190$.
Wright A Practical Handbook on the
Distillation of Alcohol From Farm Prod
ucts, 1906..
FINE ARTS.
American ' 'Architect and Building
News Modern apartment houses, 1907.
Barron Lawns and How to Make
Them, 1906.
Ballalgue -Musical Studies snd Sil
houettes; tr". from the French by Ellen
Orr, 1900.
Delacroix Delacroix, by " Henri
Frants, 1906.
Fra Angelica By Edgcumbe Staley,
1906.
. French Homes and Their Decorstion,
1908. '
Grove Dictionary of Musle and Musi
clans, ed. by J. v. Maitiana, v. s, 107,
Hasluck Violins and Other Stringed
Instruments, How to Make Them. 1906
HoffmannAmateur Gardener's Rose
Book. 1905.
, Lummer Contributions to Photo
graphic Optics, 1900.
Newman A Study of Wagner, 1899.
Sewell Common Sense Gardens, 1906,
Shelton The Seasons In a Flower
Garden, a handbook of Information and
Instruction for the amateur 1906.
Signorelll Luca Signorelll, by Maud
CruttwelL 1901. '
Williamson History of Portrait
Miniatures, 2 v., 1904.
- Wellennaupt Album, Ausgewahlte
viaviorBiut.no, 11. u.
LITERATURE.
Jusserand Literary History of the
English People, r. 2, from" the renals
sance to the civil war. Ft 1, 1906.
Sill Poetical '-Works,' 1906.
Stevenson - end'; Stevenson Days and
Deeds, a book of verse for children's
reading snd speaking, 1908. . -
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL.
Geddie -Romantic Edinburg. 1905,
Hall A People at School, 1906.
Holt Dress Outfits for Abroad, 1904.
, Morton Modern Athens, ioi. -King
Dog-Watchers at-Sea, 1904,
Lohr A Day In Ancient Rome, being
a revision of Lohrs "Aus Dem .Alten
Rom," 1886.
Reich Alphabetical Encyclopedia of
Institutions, Persons, Events, Etc., of
Ancient History and Geography, 1906.
Russell The Edgs.-bf the Orient
1896.
. Bhattuek The Bahama Islands, 1905.
Stevenson Edinburg, Picturesque
Notes, new Ed., 1905.
, - HISTORY.
Fraser - Famous Fighters of the
Fleet, 1904. '
Hough Story of the Outlaw, a study
of the western desperado, 1907.
Molthentl Venice, Its individual
growth from the earliest beginnings to
the fall of the republic, Tr. by Horatio
F. Brown, 2 v., 1906. - .
Morris Ireland, 1598.
U. 8. Ethnology. , Bureau of Hand
book of American . Indians North of
Mexico, Ed. by F. W. Hodge, v. 1.
BIOGRAPHY.
Browning, Robert Robert . Browning,
oy Arthur waugn, itoo.
Columbus, Christopher Columbus the
Discoverer, by F. A. Ober, 1906.
De Vere, A. T. H. Aubrey de eire,
a memoir based on bis unpublished
diaries and correspondence, by Wilfrid
wra, , r-
Farragut, D. O. David G. Farragut,
by James Barnes, 1899.
Meade. G. . G. General Meade, by
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