j..-:l.J:."j:;:. i : : TUEl'OREGON P AIIY ' JOURNAL. PORTI.AIJD, THURSDAY ' lEVEmtfQ. JUNE 20, 1907
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OEl'J STEAMBOAT :
HUE TO HERE
j 1131. Lambert Negotiating
j With Shippers With' View
J of Starting LServiceJ .
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Eugene, Or., June 20. H, M. Lam
t fcert. present ot.th 31tisens' b.nk ft
1 ' Portland -has written tp th Kusene
Merchants'; Froteotlvs association a sk
in what Inducement the people of this
city will hpli out, for . line of steam
boats.from Eugene to the lower river
whera boat; ply rejrularly. He ! at
the head of a movement to estsbllstt
ueh a line, and the Idea la to put on
boats of very light draft with no upper
cabin, and with a carrying- capacity of
about SO tons each.' The boata would be
f feet Jong, 14 feet beam and have a
maximum draft of about 10 inches. The
ipeea would, rs from 10 to II miles an
navigate ma wuiamnti all the year
rouna ea rar aa Kugene. ana would be
ameans of partly solving the trans
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portatlon problem of the upper valley.
The matter wlU at once be taken up by
the enHOclstlon and it may be that ar
rangements can be made with Mr, Lam-
Df rt wnereoy sucn a semes mil oe la
augurated by fall. , ,.
VETEEANS AT ALBANY!;
ORGANIZE NEW CAMP
: .(Special DUpetea te Tbe JounuL) -1
Albany, Or., Juno 10. The officers of
the newly-organised camp of the United
Spanish ' War Veterans' are; Com
pander, Major M. H. Ellis senior vice
commanaer. i;sDiain jr. u. nteiimacnerj
Junior vice commander, George M. Tur
ner; chaplain, J. C. Booth of Lebanon;
officer of the day. Frank Bi Btuartt
officer of the guard. Leslie M. Vlereck;
adjutant. B. C, Churchill; quarter-
master, w. . Kiniey; trustees, VTanx K.
Jewell, Samuel C. Worrell and Joseph
Torbet. "... .... . ' , .-. -.
The camp starts with a membership
of Z0 and these will seek to make this
the strongest camp In the valley. Many
veterans or me epanisn war are, Known
to' be In the towns and outside places
in the vicinity of Albany and theae will
be-solicited to become, members of the
camp. The camp will be "Camp- Phil
lips No, 4. United Spanish War .Vet
erans." An aggregation of Portland mem
bers of Scout Young camp were pres
ent and attended to the work of mus
tering In the members of the newly
formed camp. ..... , '..",, . i
4 Frsferrad Stock Canned OooA. -
Alien m Jjewis uesi jsrsna.
TIME COMING WHEN OREGON WILL
; EAT STRAWBERRIES ALL SUMMER
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According to Secretary Williamson of
the, state board of horticulture, the
Cherry crop in Oregon will be largo and
of good grade. The late rains have' done
no damage, in fact, on the other hand,
nave aided the crop materially.
' Tha oanneriea at Balem. on account
of inability to secure help and prospects
of a large 'crop, are paving cents a
nouna xor me pest grsae or rruii ana
'or the same variety that the California
tannarlea are paying's cents. ' " , ? 1
The strawberry croo has been very
aatiafactory, although not as large as
predicted. Pickers nave been scarce
ana a nil
but despi
td. pickers nave been scarce
high price has been paid them,
pile these conditions the grow
ers have reason td rejoice. Crops in the
east were , rued snd there waa no
slump In the borne market that affected
seriously tna uregon grower. The sea
son this year has also been a Ion a one.
but the strawberries are now disappear
ing. .,..,.-,..... .'
- ''Tha time is coming," says Mr. Wil
liamson, -wnsn ureson win nave sunerb
strawberries all summer. There are
piaoes in tna coast and Cascade ranges
where strawberries do not rlnen until
the latter part of July, . When the
numerous electric lines ' contemplated
are completed and these now remote dis
tricts are mads accessible, Oregon people
can eat strawberries until the middle
or August and later." -..:
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ATTRACTIONS FOR i:- BENEFIT -CONCERT
; NEXT CHAUTAUQUA FOR CHINESE MISSION
Partial JUtt oL 'Pimed. ltiur--J Musical Prograirl Under Angplce of
Transportation And Ad-f': I . St, Mark'g Tonog Men at .'
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hIMVVVvyt.lvlVfclMVvX)!Cvi.vtvlxvv.iiilw)VWI)
"The Slnd Tort Have Always Bought, and which has been .
: In use for . over 30 years, has borne the djrnatoro of
and has been made under bis per- , ,
va ' onal sapervlslon since Its Infancy.
GicA44 ?-Allow no one todecelve you In this. '
' AH Counterfeit Imitations and Just-as-good" aro. but .
Experiments that trifle vtith and endanger the health of
, Infants and. ChUdwn Experience against Experiment. ;
Castorla Is a harmless substitute Tor Castor Oil, Pare
goric Props and Soothing 3 jrups.. It s Pleasant It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic -substance
Its ago is Its guarantee. "It destroys "Worms
and allays Fererishnesn. It -cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. .It relieres Teething Troubles,' cures Constipation
and Flatulency 7 It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend
GENUINE G ASTO R I A A7AYS
lean the Signature of -
lie Kind You Have Always Bought
1 , h Use For Oyer 30 Years.
. " tms asnreva 0mmt. r ssa eratan aswaaaenV -
(gpedtl Difastea U Tfce gearsaU : i An Interesting musical program has
Oregon Cltr. June to. The annual I been arranged for' tha concert for the
program of tha Chautauqua association I benefit of the1' Kplscopsl Chinese' mis
has been Issued from tho press. It j slon to be flren at tha T. M. C A. audi-
presents raanjr attracttva features. . Tha torlumr-tonight, beginning at S:S0
Ulent Is of a high charatsr. TJnltsd o'clock, th concert is given : under the
8tatesxBenator Elmer J. Burkst, of Ne-1 usplces of the-men .. of -..fit. Mark's
rLr.u.no. u.AM. a Du.htAl nflchurcll. Amona tha lilirut nx f
Colorado; Dr. Stanley U Krebs, ths will - be a cornet solo by Miss
noted psychologist: Dr. John Roach Hti5?.c,ochirm,- wT.h?Ero.,rrJfnii, .v
Btraton Cnd Dr. Frank O. Smith, of IV-SlSS JVtf H Wf Jt
Chlcagoi Dr. L. R. Landrsth. of Naah- TLiiii,57JLh,r;rfc! Jf1 th
villa. Tennessee: Prof. W. Kuaene Knox. $h f"cta Alt (Dr. Arne). Miss
the elocutionist; Dr. James Hoffmaa Vwmjn?: -aeapuin iove Bonr;
Ratten, of Dakota: br. R. A. Heritage. 11 ClfO PlnsuU). R. Rylsncs: "My Heart
The Oregon Water Power A RaUway '"l .H-nnV ".,l.tlon.!MiM
The Oregon Water Power RaUway JS,", .fwC.-nn-V..'VMHM
company Is constructing a direct line iJ? ABwh? ST.ltri 5"
lntov oi.rt.tone Park and will do aU L,n ' AV- A. White), Messrs. H, H. Orlf-
between Portland and Ore- nTL ft.fl0D5u,i
rhls will te greetly appro-J Ounby Ij. W.
ildents of Portland and Ore- r. MJ" i
Crowther: cor-
Hsien coenrane:
(Leslls Stuart), R.
Rylance: "Drlvln a Baraaln" (Canel).
u ?ikT- t hi- .nt h. lilt Mlu Ini Cummrng) "The Two Orenai
but msy be bouaht in blocks of 11 atl"" Bchumann). tL 11. QrUfln.
tft tfnrSI ths , siASlSllftn 01VnsV PaJ-tlftSl I ' immmmmmmm,mmmimmmmm ,
aealrlng to form plubs w)U Mad tha POTTUfA NTA PAPTiTAfRVT
in mnntv in in. mhjim i - - - -
and receive the ticketa
into Olsdstone
local work bet
son City. This
" .""i2S Tw"" rw ' The Bkndolero'
..n fK uiin -1 . Rfoe,, Drivin
namea and t20 In 'money to the Bank
v ana recen
by return mslL Other Information can
of Oregon CI ti
be had by addresalng, H. K. Cross, sec-1
ratary, Oregon City, oregom rs r .
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MEETS AT BUCHAREST
t (Joorsal Special Swrles.)
Buoharest, June JO. Ths new Rou-
saaBla-parllsmentchosey'at'ths'lec-
. OEGAIZED AT VALE &2rMS&Srt&
i ii i - I llament wss dissolved early In May
(Splal Dbpateh W To. Jonrsst) ; ' miLMMK
Vale. Or., June JO. F. R. Pettltt. speinr decided to defer further action un
cial organiser of tha , Woodmen of the I JU it la shown what measurss of relief
World, has instituted her a camp of " 'D5'ffi mJi,nT.?."
Woodmen from Ontario were present I
ken by ths new parliament - fail to
About it memoers or ma worn en or i
meet with the approval of the agrarians
there is llkelr to be an - earlv renewal
, vi in. numH on . .v ' a -
Woodcraft planned a surprise for ths ""Vn,""on" w"""
luiD and rendered a musical srosrram
After a short address by Organiser Pet
I some months ago.
Klamath WIU the Sharpest.
tltt. refreiihnienta wera - aerved.
'5W"E. 17.T V"" I fSseetal Wwefc to Tb jMraal.)
Jonnuf eomm.ndir i A kamlltoiM Klamath Falla. OTH June 10 At the
.SCOmim.!.nt.'F-. V.2-..H' SKS! recent civil service eMminations for
clerk.. O. A. Hurte?:banker. William Uu; "tori" L " J.'mimith pilu
JaeoBs: escort. Ferdinand luls; witch- lm'" yfi!
man..tewis liess; . santry, Oeorge Mc- Tounj wen. Miss Curr a HI
Lauahlln: manaaers. !.
uuniap ana r. x. reason
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any applicanta tha country over.
MILITARY BANB TO
A Seal Woadwlaad.
PTi A V VCV V A TP rl A ml.; 'bow farms" WldS Vangs. and
tSsecial DtaiDtreh la Tbe XearuL) . ' I tha home of Mr E. D. Clapp. a wonder
Aotnrla. f)r June ta.--At the ' time I ui omm of heaJIna baa lately occurred.
of the banquet t be glvn to "Vice-1 Her aon seemed near death with lung
President Fairbanks by the ' Astoria I and throat trouble. "Exhausting cough
chamber of commerce on July IS at I In aoella occurred every Ave minutes."
the Seaside, the Second regiment of the I wrltea Mr a. Clapp "when, I began glv
Oretton National Guard will be en- I Ina- Dr. Kins' s New Discovery, the treat
camped there, accompanied by the rtgl- I medicine, that saved nn lire ana corn
mental band. Colonel C. E. McDonnell pletely cured him.' Guaranteed for
has tendered the use of the band to the I courha and colds, throat and .lunr
committee having charge of the ban- troubles, by Red Cross Pharmacy.' too
quei. , . ,. . v . .1 I and ii.oo. Trial noiue iree.
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In all parts of the' Pacific Northwest, The Oregon Journal announce
An &tuciational Contest
In which deserving and enterprising young people may secure scholarships in the leading schools
and colleges ' .
Board and Room
' :.Vtv-;:Fprorie school year wijl be included with some of the scholarships "offered as awards.' Competi
" ' tion will be based upon securing new subscribers to The Jourrial. Any person between the ages
of 10 and 30 may enter the contest, provided the moral character is suci as to gain entrance to
the school of His or her choice. Pluck and perseverance will find rich reward in this enterprise.
Liberal, cash commissions will be paid at the time subscriptions are reported. Everybody gets
pay for his labor. ' . , v
Then at the End All Contestants Who Have Exhibited
Zeal and Earnest Effort
Will "receive scholarships and extra sums' of cash in
amounts as follows: $200, $150, $100, $80, $60, $50,: f
$40, $30, $25. Like all other awards of the contest, . oLfL;c7 In Academies and Colleges.
these purses will be. distributed upon the basis of uuiwioi onifJ In Commercial Schools
'In Vocal Music.
i In Instrumental Music.
merit. The chief prizes of the contest will 'be" valu-
liable.
Contest
Opens s
June
24th
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Oregon
Journal
Portland,
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In Technical and Professional Schools
In Telegraphy and Typtfwriting.
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OUCON JuURNALf PORTLAND -
Cemtlamen: I aominata tha followias aa soltablt to anter your contaat for scholarsJi'pa:'
I. li ' . II II II, , Mill I I l . I, .Ml I I . ,-l' I, . "i ll V, " ill III T -
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Nomination mad f .
WhOM address b-
Whose TsJcpbons Nankr b
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Days
ELLIOTT SAYS i0
i jNEW BRANCH LINES
but Promises Portland " A BeaUle's
. Early Completion and Itelict ".
s; oi toe car rinoruge.
(Speetal Dtapeteh Tlie fmrasL)
' Tacoma, Wash., June t0 "No new
C inch lines extending In anr direction
are contemplated by the Northern Pa
clflo 'at the present time, as tha road
tiaa all It can do to handle ita present
traffic and complete the new work now
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under way. Then, too, recent laws, both
federal and state, are not such as to
encourage branch line construction, but
rather such as to discourage ail such
work." .'..;.';, :': : :' j
This' atatement waa made by Presi
dent Howard KUlott of tha Northern
Pacific, in reference to. tha road'a pres
ent expansion policy. ' ,
"The Portland Seattle road la inpi
Idly neaiing completion," said Mr. . El
liott, relative to the road'a development
work, "and we' expect the Una from
Pasco to Vancouver to be In operation
by. the first of ths year. This will re
lieve much Of the congestion over the
Cascade mountalne. ? By October 1 of
this year tour company will t ha va 100
new Jocomotlvea In commission.' " and
about 7,000 additional freight cars. This
will go far to- relieve the car sbnrtaae.
Tha business'1 of . the Northern FaclHo
Is growing remarkably fast, piu Ucuti ; '
In tha noirthwt-
Mr. Klltott alo;( announces that C 1
plans for the new rasweriRer d-i"t h '
have been approved and apeotiU-aUon
are now being prepared-la-j:Klln'M.1 t
let tha contract this fall.
Klamath Will Welcome GarfU KI, .
, Klamath FaJlB. Or., June 20. Tha
announoement from vi'iwihlnaton ti'it
Secretary of the Jnterlon 0illn! l .l
visit the Klamath, reclamation projvt i.
aleo Crater lake, about tho ml.iai.t of
July, Is taken to mean much to Kla
math county, and alrwulv preparations
for. his reception are twlrtg planned..
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' f,V.,' nBtst-'row and tlga
At tha Golden Eagle tomorrow from
4 to a o'clock. 'Bring tha children.
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ALL WEEK -
Ladies are invited to open an account with
. us. A small cash deposit is all that is re
quired for the finest suit in the house,
you'll not find, anything in Portland's
. storestomorrow-quite the equal of theseJ
;lfleyar.C.aUJparga
in price ought to reach the wants of hun- .'.
dreds of customers. They are all well
made, of good materials, and right up. to
the mpment in style.
Summer Shirtwaist Suits In fancy polka dots,
all colors; worth $3.50. Special this ah
week............ ".3.ae7
, White Shirtwaist Suits In India LInon, beauti
fully trimmed, waist and skirt, with handsome '
Val.Jaces ; worth $9.00. Special this
Lingerie Shirtwaist Suits, lace trim- d J J f
: med ; $5.5p. (i Special this week only . V.JDa
White India Xifton ' Shirtwaist i Suits
-Marie Antoinette styles; worth rf J Af f
$6.50. Special this week......pffaa7D
lingerie Shirtwaist Suits, value tej
$3.50. Special this week; . . . ,.Oun O
Value $4.00. Special this !' tfQ OC
week. OwlD
, Cream Serge Box Coats, black silk col
es; worth
$5.95
lars, very swell mannish styles; worth
$10.00. Special $U.i5.
$8.50 values.,. ........
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S-Li ji 1 11 tw Mf i V WWY"""' 1
Great Special in Ladies -Gold Waited
C) Here is a great carnival week special. A Ladies Gold .WatcK, IS- '
x jewel, r.igin, vvaitnam or nampaen movemem, -year guarantee
with each; Boss, Faliy's or Cfescent case; Bregnet hair: spring ad
justed to temperature ; micromet er , regulator ; plates frosted 'r or
Damaskeened, making a watch of unsurpassed beauty and excel ;
lence ; regular $25.00 watch. Special for Rose Canii- & A Q OCf
val Week only. v........t..i...... O.CD
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CORNER SECOND AND YAMHILL
CORNER FIRST AND YAMHILL
UMMER
EASIDEofthe ;,
ERVICH O. R.' & N.
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Opens Saturday, Jutie 29
The 'fine passenger steamer T. J. POTTER will leave Jsh street dock at 10:30 a. m. of that
date and regularly thereafter throughout theseason according to " published schedules, for
III wacb and AH Beach Points
Rouhd Trip Tickets $4.00 - Saturday to Monday Ticket $2.50
THAT TRIP. EAST Next Sale Dates July 3, 4 and 5
Portland to Chicago and Return $71.50 Tickets Good for Ninety Dayr
2Ehss&&r2nrJ: Jamestown fai
, Get full particulars at the City Ticket office of the Oregon Railroad & -Naviati- 1 C
Wi s AitMUtiK, wty aickcc Agent, intra ana wasmngron ois, roniana, ur.
v. , , WM. l.IcMURRAY, Cenerd P