THE OREGON "DAILY JOUNAL PORTLAND' FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1807.
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Philadelphia Broker Fails in
Attempt to Emulate Hero
,rTt f'MTTlJB ITALY! IS LN -
FILTHY condition
TAKES LONG CHANCE
!. TO AVOID 1DISGEACE
Appleyard Tries to Moke Forty Thou
v und Dollars by Breaking Market,
: but Has to : Lravo . City Between
: Two Days to Escape Creditors.'
Vw Tork,
money from it on
He wh to have settled the Buffalo c.ae
by Daylnr 140.000 thla week. Hie ven
ture in imitation of Lawson'a hero. Bob
Brownley. probably wm made to win
thla amount. -
Last Tuesday he sold 1.106 shares of
united uaa improvements nare. weonea
day atocka advanced and he faced con'
side-able lose. To depreaa the price he
aoia atocx in inrra moons, tne toiai
amounting to 1S.00O shares The stock
fell three points, but the serious- break
he expected dia not occur: Me was re
auested Wednesday to make a deposit.
as required by the rules of the exchange,
but could not ao to, ana cisappearea.
His seat valued at lit, ooo, will be sold
to pay part or til losses. . . .
numbing Inspector , . Recommends
. That the Big Sewer Be
Extended. ,
NEW KATE LAW IN
3IISS0URI EFFECTIVE
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Philadelphia, June 14. The impractic
ability of Thomas C. Iwwon's scheme to
break the market; aa described , in his
novel, was demonstrated t here by ths
failure of A. E. Appleyard, broker, whose
Insolvency was announced, on the floor
' of tha Philadelphia stock exchange yes
terday. Appleyard formerly Jiad offlcea
la Boston.''1 i t,;:n'.'v;.: ;
He was Indicted In connection with the
failure of the German bank of -Buffalo,
fJonrnal Special Berrlre.t
St Louis, Wo., June ii. Tomorrow Is
the date fixed for the new maximum
freight rate law and the t-cent pas
senger fare art enacted by the last ses
sion of the Missouri legislature to be
come effective. The raiiroaoa are ex
pected to contest the validity of the
new law, but Attorney-General Hartley
is of the onlnton that the courts will
sustain the power of the state board to
enforce tne new rates, -in. new max
imum frelrht rate law reneals In Its en
tirety the similar act of 1905, against
the enforcement of which an injunction
was recently Issued by the federal court
at. Kansas city.
. To CorvaJHa for Burial. .
Astoria. Or.. 'June 14. -The remains
. t . r w..... .... T5 Y ill... .
VJ lliv Wi Mil. fl.l J VKfinvili
who died here Wednesday, were shipped
to Corvallis for interment yesterday.
Fref erred Stock Caused Ooods.
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
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Plumbing Inspector Hey Is hot after
residents of "Little Italy." ths district
south of South street bordering on Mar
quam gulch, and ' has addressed a
communication to the council asking
that some attention be given to the
filthy condition he-isays exists there.
The inspector, who also looks after the
city health from the standpoint of
drainage, atates that open vaults are
used by the Italians, and at the present
time they are full - and overflowing.
Cesspools cannot be dug In the district
on account of the rocky condition, and
he believes the only relief Is the exten
sion of the big sewer in Marauam gulch
or else tne vacation or the property.
1 A ' private sewer has been laid on
Fifth street, which leads into the Mar-
quam gulch sewer, but In order to get
the Italian section connected on sixth
street It will be necessary to secure a
right of way through property facing
on Sixth street. The property in the
rear is situated on a hillside and lower
than Fifth street. Inspector Hey says
that property-owners rronting on jnrtn
street want from 150 to 160 to cross
their land. -' -."':'.'
N0E-STORY ANNEX ,
FOR OREGON - HOTEL
Work W01 Commence Soon on Addl
tioa Which WU1 Give Hostelry
Double Present . Capacity.
MOWS
The Cook
or should
KNOW
that his
reputation Is slfe when he
prepares a ' cup of ' Ghirar
delli's Cocoa. He may be
sure that its delicious fra-
grance will please the most
exacting guest. With his own
breakfast, also ,
he drinks
s cap of
Ghirardelli's
Cocoa -
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Within 10 days work win begin on
the construction of a nine-storr ateel
and brick annex to the Oregon 'hotel
Albert Sutton of the San Francisco ar
chitectural firm of Sutton Reed la In
Portland preparing to let the contracts
for the construction of the building. The
annex will cover a 0-foot lot on the
east aide of Park street, 50 feet north
of the corner of Stark. .The Impro
ment is being -made by ' Mrs. ueorge
A Ins worth of San Francisco and It Is I
estimated win coat about izoo.ooo.
The completion of this annex ' will
more than double the preaent capacity
or tne Oregon, adding to it about iuo
rooms and making of it the second larg
est note in tne city. ,
CHURCHW0MEN DOING
A WORTHY CHARITY
An all-day meeting waa held yester
day at Cavalry church where the ladles
of the Portland Presbyterian churches
gathered, making (5 capes of blue
cloth to be sent to the girls of the
Sitka Training school. The church
parlors presented a scene of great activ
ity with 14 whirring sewing machines.
the flying needles and 150 nalra of busy
nanas. -,-, -
A program waa given In the after
noon in which Mrs. Fletcher Linn and
jniss uuoert iook part. Mrs. rlecg nad
charge of tne work and the arrange-!
menis were in cnarge or Mrs. u. a. Cel
lars, Mrs. H. N. Scott and Mrs. W. J. I
Honeyman. Luncheon was served to I
an tne worxere at noon. The occa
sion was made both . a social . and
an inaustriai arxair.
When in San Francisco
Stay at Hotel Hamlin. Eddv and Leav.
enworth. Permanent and fireproof; 100
rooms, ss Dams; rates tl.t-Q and up.
Eddy-street cars at rerry.
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with the idea that you must pay a
HIGH PRICE "for your . -
SPRING. VSmT.::-
when you can obtain such good
ones from us at
Dozens of styles Hundreds of
sui ts to choose from Your money
back at any time if you arc
not satisfied.
BOYS' CLOTHING
V SCHOOL SUITS $1.95 to $5
WASH SUITS 50c to $1.50 .
WHEN YOU -SEE IT IN OUR AD ITS SO
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NORTHERN PACIFIC: "BUY COAL ELSEWHERE"
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"DEVELOP HOME FIELDS"
LEWIS HALL: - "MAIL TEN SHARES"
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There are undeveloped coal fields
:.' in the vicinity of Portland. There
are deposits of coal that will make
vast fortunes for their operators
and all who are fortunate enough;
- to get stock in them before they
are gobbled up by the coal .trusts '
and railroad companies. The very
, fields that are about to be opened
. by the Consumers Coal Company v
have about the richest harvest for
their owners of any proposition;'
that has ever been offered for sale
upon the ; Portland market. In
connection with this very truthful r
editorial, published in The Jour
nal last Tuesday, read the article
. on the right side of this page, that . j
- was published simultaneously.
Verily, the (foal situation is ripe,
right now. 'The prospects for
quick returns and great returns
are before your very eyes. One
of the most prominent features of
this investment is the fact that
you can see the mines in opera-
tion , before you invest a penny. !
Join our free excursion next Sun
day by the: steamboat Kellogg.
Pacific & Idaho Ncithesn railroad ttmn
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Portland Oregon. .. .
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.-. "i Seplylagto yotir letter ef recent data S Consumera Coal Co -
. aneloaed pleat find PortlaadT draft la your, favor, for fcleh kindly -
; sail ae a eertlfleate of ten aha ret Conauoera coal Co. too, aade dut
la tha naae of mj wife, llUXiX ' A. BAIL ,
V Saaple of aoa.1 reoelred and ovned la etoTe , notwlthatandlns ibat '
lab wood dealer nay ay It eertalnlj'glTee heat.
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I expect to oall on yoa about Saturday 15th, and perhap rtm ; -
Aema to the property Sunday the 16th, a I would Ilk to see It and pl -hapa
$et a little more -took. ' f
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While I am aware that ten ehara U a rery avail anount , 1 fcope yon
vi'ffys?'.: 'i:':"-':f ":-:;';y --'i.a:r;?fe
will not refua the appllpatJOB, largr aoaber of snail tubiorlbera ''.
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la better for any oorapany than a few rerj; large ones.
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Follow Hail's
. Action! ,
Lewis Hall, is willing to take no
chances, ' He believes in a good
thing, when it is shown to him.
He realizes that the great' north
western i railroads 1 will - be up
"against if this .winter, when it
qomcs to delivering coal to Port
land. He knows there is coal in ,
the Cowlitz, valley.. He knows
there is -Vgoo'd market for it in
Portland. He knows that every
thing thai goes to make a safe and
good investment is to be found in "
the - Consumers Coal Company's ;
stock. iTherefore, he purchases '
and will buy more. The 'steamer
Kellogg has been chartered by us
for a free excursion to the proper
ties next Sunday. The boat will
leave the foot of Salmon street'at
:30 a. m Lunch and supper will,
be served free on board. If you ;
find the properties to be what we
have claimed, invest in them; if
-not, do. not invest. Call at our
office for t informatiop and. free
tickets any-evening until 9 o'clock;
We want you to go because we
want you to participate in one ofv
the grandest wealth-getting op-
portunities that we have ever had
any connection with. . As we have y
said before, this is our chance, as
well as yours. '
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