The Oregon daily journal., June 21, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

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TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. - FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE BT, I9p7
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r.i e r j . a d r.i i n e
RASED
BY COMPANIES
Service, Costs From Fifteen
to Sixty Pei; Cent More
How Than Formerly t
THREATENED STRIKE
AFFECTS TORE USERS
Complete Monopoly of Field by Two
. Companies I the Reason 'Assigned
for the Gigantic Increase la Toll
: Demanded. "iJ--1 '''.ir-'v'V
r
- . Uonratl special Service.) .t sr
Washlns ton, i June ..11.; The telegraph
companies of the United States .are fac
ing- a strike which mar equal tin propor
Hons the stf Ike of . the American "Kail:
wsy union of J0S. In tp meantime
me users the teiegraplTUne have en
countered not a condtton, .but a. theory,
They find that the cost , of their seryics
has been increased ; anywhere.' from rlt
to to per cant. A message from Wash
lfltton to New Tork which onee coat. IK
I 'fu. cents for 10 words now costs It.- -And
other rates nave been raised In propor
t v The reason Is 'of course the complete
: monopoly of the telegraph, field, by, X wo
,C v companies working- in collusion. - Yet
;. :k this monopoly could be broken iff use
, w uihi ojr any Cfopanf-or -ine im
ii Proved methods of. telegraphy now
S known to all etudents of the subject but
carefully kept out of use by the com -sanies
that control .the. lines and .the
franchises. t Y ... t V-, .
;. Telephones and Tsisfrephs. , V.
Out in the west statesman covered
with Independent telephone companies.
In the Dakota theee Independent com
panies have so developed their systems
that even the barbed wire fencee are
!? tn farmer may converse
with his neareet neighbor half a mile
away.. , Under the system7 of telegraphy
ta0WB. hs Delaney system, or Tele
post, telegraph meseages may. be aent
nlmultaneoualy with telephone mes.
ff, V1 0,B tha exist
ing telephone wires without attempting
to secure control of the telegraph wlree
Tlila Is a matter of some importance
to the press and to the people. It is
Important to tha press because Instead
f 100 words being sent over the wire
in a minute, 1,000 can be sent la the
same space of time. It is Important to
tne individual because the prices now
charged for the ordinary 10-word mes
sage could .with this system Introduced
ie reduced, easily, 35 per cent , , i
. i ; i What Increase Ksana,' - -
Some, days ago the New York Ameri
can, whose owner; probably pays more
In- felegraph- tolls than any man in the
united Mates, printed a statement or
what the recent increase in telegraphic
rates mant to -tne American people.
Without going . into detail - he showed
that the -Increase amounted on an aver
age through the country to nearly SS 1-1
per -cent; and tne American rranitiy
charged i tha 1 existence of a "telegraph.
trust.". .' Actable showing the actual
Increase In rates between certain promi
nent points was printed, and Is here
Quoted
P.C
.of Ine.
.10
.15
.11"
it l-S
to
40
40
; ' ?
For. : Pres.
Rate.' Rate.
New rYork to Chi-
caro (dor rate). 10.40 . ID.B0
Maw . Vn-tr tn . . ', '
j-aso (nlrhtrate)
r i n
New York-Buff alo. ,
New York-Pittsburg :
nmw ' lorn-yvaan-
lnrton . .... ...
land, Maine-.
New York to other
points in iaine, y ,jt
;-.-rp Cost of tb Servloa,
A a matter of fact the telegraph
company has no right to claim either
the 1 Increase In ratea or to oddos . the
aemana 'or - tne - telegraphers tor an in
crease-In. .salary.- When. George Gould
waa' trylnr .to carrr' his Wabaah rail.
road ' to tidewater .he looked, with soma
calmness on the action of -the Pennsyl-
nauroaa company in cnopp
.it 40
.40
0
MISS EMMA RUNT2LE&
ft Pfatty fmoe, ft food f! pro, but
sbonec or later loam : that the)
healthy, happy, contented woma
la moat of all to bo admired.
s. VTomeaj troubled with falntint;
spells, lrrecularities. nervona irrita
bility, backaohe, tha "bluea," and
those dreadful dragrffinff sensations,
oannot hope to be happy or popular,
and advancement in either home,
bnstnesa or aoeial life la impossible.
.The cause ot these troubles, how
ever, yields quickly toLydlaXL Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound made
from native rpots and herba It acta
at oaoe npon the orf aa afflicted and
the nerve centers, dispelling effeo
tnally all those distressing srmp- ;
toma. Mo other medlolne in the country has received such unqualified
Indorsement or has each ft record of curee of female ilia aa baa
ty dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Jii Mies Emma Eunttler, of 01 State St , Schenectady, N. Y., writes:-
"For ft long time I was troubled with a weakness which seemed to
drain all my strength away. I had dnll' headaches, waa bervona,
irritable. nd all worn out. Chaneincr to read one of ronr advertisements
of . ease aimilar to mine cured by Lydla K. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. I decided to try it and I cannot express my gratitnde for the
benefit received. I am entirely well and feel like a new person."
Lydla E. Pinkbaa'0 Vegetable) Cemeoaad is the most suooessfnl
Amedy for all forma of Female Complaints, .Weak Back, Falling and
Displacements, inflammation and Ulceration, and. is invaluable in pre
paring for childbirth and the Change of Life." 7.' fWxifon&-r4i?ii
Mrs. Pinkham's 5tandln ? Invitation to Women
-' Women anfferintf from anr form of female weakness are Invited to
promptly communicate with lira. PlnkTiam, at Lynn," If sea. Her advice
is free and always helpfaL ' -vx,;, cv;.7. '-' t - - ,
anany In choonlns
nearly 800 . miles of his wires.
vsnla
down
That little Incident cost the Wsstern
union nearly svoo.ooo. oerhans more.
But it was part of a great stock market
scheme and the .men, who "would not
for i a . moment -consider raising their
pioy
looked on
em
pay even by a trivial amount.
this destruction of Dronartv
ana viua ioaa 10 ineir company wunout
any appsrent objection. - i
- The same men have kept out of serv
ice in tne teiearsDn comDaniea the naw.
est and the Utest lsbor saving devices.
i ney . nanner want 10 pay tne empioj
POSTAL READY
10
M
Telegraph Company Has No
Desire to Carry on war
Against Employes;
better wages, adopt more perfect meth
ods xor - tne transmission of messages,
or reduce the rates, to the eeosla. it
will probably be asked of congress st its
next ion mat some investigation
snsii dc maoa oz tne methods adopted
by ths telegraph trust for maintaining
!! DHOlUll HIDDODOIT or uia mBlnllB.
Ion of Intelligence by wire throu shout
doU:
esi . io aiscover now much these two
companies have aecompllshsd. and how
iney nave aecompusnea it, in the wayl
of preventing any sort of Improved I
leicKrapnic macmnery or impiemenu en
tuvir ii ilea.
very glad to meet any of our employes
and to consider any matter .which they
ougni care 10 preaeni.
"For Instance, our Chicago employe
recently made application for a still
runner increase of wages. Inssmuch
a we increased the wages of operators,
chief operators and managers 10 per
cent on jnarcn i. ana on April l gave
me caiei operators an aaaiuonai m
crease, and on the asms day .we in
creased the salaries of our clerical
force, we did not feel Justified in mak
ing siiu runner increases, and we e
plained to them the reasona why. On
June II I wrote a letter on that sub
ject ' to our general superintendent la
tiucago, Mr. uapen, as louows;
! v Ssmaad ' Zs Aaswered..
"Tlsase-ssr to ths emnlovss whose
names are signaa to tne eommunioation
of recent date addressed to you. and
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INDIAN CITIZENSHIP QUESTION
; IS Ai PUZZLER ;F0R ;UNCtE SAM
TvTien is an Indian not an Indian and
whan la be a cltisenr, .-. -; -.
That ia the perplexing question As
sistant Uunlted BUtes Attorney James
Cole has to solve every once In a while
when the Indians on the Klamath Fails
Indian reservation , taks fire-water. .
The latest case resulted In, the arrest
of David Alexander, of Klamath Falls.
. He k was taken into custody by Deputy
United States Marshal William Griffith
for selling whiskey to an Indian.
This in itself would not be a crime
were the Indlna a cltlsen but -because
the government -has not yet allotted land
to the Indians on the reservation, they
are not citisens snd therefore not-entitled
to revel In the glory of a morning
'eye-opener" nor ; the sleep-producing
tonic of a "night-cap."
This Is the law and that is why Alex
ander Is In custody. Had the particular
Indian to whom he sold whiskey owned
land he. could have gone to Alexander,
bought- all - the whiskey he ' could pay
for and drank ' himself : to sleep. Be
cause he la not possessed ot a section
of -public domain,-he has no right o
drink whiskey, nor has Alexander the
right to sen It to Mm.,-....
. It is claimed that Alexander did and
that the Indian drank his 1111 Indian
fill. Therefore the question of cltlien
shlpr whiskey-ship end the ship of state
became Involved. 'At the latest report
ths Indian wss stlli drunk, Alexsnder
was In cmttody and Mr. , Cole waa un
raveling, the mlxup. ' j
which, you forwarded -mewlth your
letter of June 0. that we are unable
done all we can afford to do. We can
not In Justice to the company's Interests
ana witn nusiness prudence ao more.
If in the list of minor grievances sub
mitted there are any that call for at
tention and consideration, I shall be
glad to have . yours and Mr. Carroll's
recommendation as to what you think
should be done In each case. If there
are any rulea in force which .may at
time work a- hardship upon our em
ployes, we should do our utmost to
remedy that. Ureat care should be ex-
ercised to - prevent under-chiefs and
others from unfair enforcement ot rules
and regulations and from uniust dis
crimination and unkind treatment of the
force. It Is the earnest desire of the
management that all our employes ahall
be treated with consideration and that
every reasonable and proper effort be
made to Insure their health and com
fort.1 " . ..
General Manager McNaUySay Ten
Per Cent Increase Was Made and
That the Only Difficulty Existed
tn Chicago.
(Josreal Special Service.)
San Francisco, June SI. The Postal
Telegraph-Cable company has taken the
position right along that It was not
Involved in the controversy which the
Western Union Telegraph company is
having with Its employes. Edward J.
Nally, vice-president and general man-1
agar, has given out the following state
ment as to his company's attitude, -; He
Now that all Of the troublea of the
Western - Union-' Telegraph company
have been adjusted. I wish to ear for
the - Postal - Telegraph-Cable - company
mat ine eiaiemenc 10 me errect mat
this company refused to consider re
quests or statements from Its employes,
either Individually or as committee, lei
entirely untrue, we nave always been
RAILWAY MAGNATES'
,: YISIT TO tAST0BIA
President Elliott Noncommittal on
Common Point Wheat Rate, but
Does Not. Deny It
Suitable Clothes for Chitdien
SLLLCTLD with the same scrupulous care, fash-
ioned after the same; faultless lines, tailored in
the same excellent manner that characterizes birr V
Clothing for Growri-Up Folks..
Our assortment of Juvenile wearables for Summer,
in both Wash Suits and regular styles, is the great-
est we have ever shown, Our department affords
every convenience. v
Children's Wash Suits 50c to $6.00
FreeWith every Salt or Reefer at $3.35 or over, choice of
Baseball tad Bof, Roller Skates and other dttlrable presents.
1 1 i
Vigorotiudge. Brisbine,;; :
: -: l 'Hale and .Inlearty at 84,
Thanks to the Constant Use of Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey.
I ;'-aolLi - C i-?f V - i . Judge T..W. Brisbine, a prom-
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I
t s. JUDGE .T.'W. BRISBINE.' ; , .
(Special Dbpttch The Joersal,)
Astoria, Or., June 11. A. party of
prominent railroaders were In the city
yesterday, among them being President
Elliott of the Northern Pacific and J.
M. Hannaford, C M. Levey, H. C Nutt,
n. j. Horn, . - n. maimer, a.- k. cook,
A. D. Charlton, John McOulre, W. C
Albee, W. Croeby. H. E. Wlllard, R. H.
jenains, ail or tne wortnern Facmc
They bad just returned rrom the sea
side. . - ' - . '
Mr. Elliott spoke of his trip and when
asked about the future of the A. A C
R. R. he stated that there were vast
inent citizen of Yankton S. p:, KffSpgU
satu roan was nnlshed from
u:- QAtA. land A
nu ( ikw, jmh,wcws wu ilia . viui K,nMwick t0 Portland.
birthday, says- that Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey; is . the greatest
tonic-stimulant for old as well as
young. , f ; '
;v v " ','-.' . i jonn . wnyte accompanied tne party
The learned Judge agrees with ?n their specim car, which iett tor port
it i r t r . i . .'r llandatJp. m.
inousanas 01 ouicrs.wno lesuiy " 1 - .
.that Duffy's ; Pure Malt Whiskey FAMOUS HOSTELRY TO
When asked In the same connection If
tne completion - or this line would re
sult in. a. common point rate on wheat
to the mouth of the river he aald that
was a matter, tnat was-or -too larre
scope and of too moch Importance to be
decided hastily, but no doubt It would
be worked out later.
John H. Whyte accompanied the party
renews youth and preserves old
age.."
It drives out disease germs,, tones up
BE SOLD AT AUCTION
' (Journal Special Barrlce.)
London, June ' ai.THe. Star ' and
m.tm-, !.iiw. Tl,-- L uarter notei. one or tne most nistorio
the system, .invigorates the brain, en- and ceiebrated houses m England. i to
riches the blood ana quickens circular be sold "at public auction early in
tion. It is a form of lood already di- lfV"JiL' ,T 5?" TTJrl-TI'
gested, Which Can bCLJ'etained by thejmands a world-famous view, has been
,LI,rL . a Ji;m'.1 .i-U i'f"J - m iue vt u levity uutauie seLciici iuko.
mOSt delicate StOmaCh. ' ' ' I An Inn was flrst eetabliahed on the aita
In a recent letter the Tudee wrote: !f lABH!.ihl.w?S
Jerv a ' - w-v m . I wuiiai vi ute jju(,o4 sumv 00 or v rani
. I ,am 84 years oid,t have used Duffy s ago. The banqueting house of the
if u iiri.:.i. . r . j .a: . 1 qaiowuh uuuuihb was vi wvcu in iodi,.
1-ure ivj.au nisney B9 a ionic na sum The old Star and Garter waa famous.
ulant ' and have derived ereat benefit among other things, for its theatrical
at aissia tinns - f la mr MailA . tka Imh a
from it. i My experience teaches me that rendesvous for his company and many
your-Malt Whiskey does all yomclami
tnr ' it. Tt 1 thf W nlrnrinliV .tnnir the regular place to spend their sum-
an
p
4 4.i..t L..-.u . j ' I mer cays, xney wrote smart things In
aaiu aLiiiiuidiji. ivi uiu pcuiic tis vrcii 1 its visiting dook, and. neia many merry
as yoting. I firmly beUevethat my pres- 1.1!
enx , vii?or. ana sirenein is ; aucxo tne 1 now .n ." posaeeaion ot
l mmmi HI W... .1...1.T. J...- 1 ' "
luuaidiiL use ui yvui vduutuic wcuicinc.
It gives '.me great pleasure to recom
mend it to all who" are run-down, over
worked or need a tonic and stimulant
11 13 cauctiajiy . licdiiiiiui ill mc
n
igii ntmoAGiiE
CARTERS
Urrrit
IVER
Posltlrelr emrei Vy
tfeese juuio ruiM
They also relieve Pla-
treat from Dyspepalfc lav
dlgesaoaanjA Too Hearty
Iatln X pertBct
ed7tarCtzxmees.Ks
Drowsi&ess, Bad Taste
tn the Honaw Obatefl
Tongus. Pain tn the Bide,
TORPID ZJVZ3.
refolatetbeBoweia. PorelrTefstabia,
SLmPlLL SHALL C3SL SLULLFTJCL
CARTERS
WlVER
Gemihs Must Bear
FaD-SimilB Signature.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
DUAL MEETING OF
; MONTANA UNIONS
I -spring of the year, when. -iheib.Io.odrb,!thm;-io; the 'tisstteswortTout' from the; long siege of winter,
"You are at n Deny to use my ietter,as.you may see ht m your advertisiner. so that it mav do son
ood to sufferingrhumanity."-' r' f. ," . . .. .
Special i DwDetch -to The Joaraal.t
Helena. Mont. June , II. The annual
ou'are at liberty to use. my letteras.you maysee fit in your advertisiner. so that it mav do some F"n tf-ffJ.5F05S.IfalIS0.?f
- KUUU IU suiici itK iiuiuaiinr . ,r i . i v ' i i- i " . . : . - . . ; I wiu m aeia iivre in ine wees De-
workers for district No. 22, embracing
Montana and Wyoming-, will meet here
during the two weeks beginning August
o. ana aeiegaies to tnis wui tnen par
iioipaie in ine eaeraiion convention.
;j- I'L-n.j ...i.vfK. t,nA t , : i.At. , , !. I xawision oeciaea it nao lnaunicent ac-
iis U15U1ICU wnuujr. uuiii uirtiicu gmjn , uy ; lijuai -c Acusi vc?iiicuiuu wnicn nas never Deen maae pUD-1 commodatlOns for so large a gathering
lie. and this orivate DroceSS eivesit!oreatNrriedicinal' value and' in.iire nnalitv onrl flavnr v Tt anft. I nd withdrew In fator ot Helena. The
r:'-: a tAAZ.'tz;x.:'ij::L .rr: its-. "uus : sustained
( X1C5S, paiaiauiuk ojiu Jiituum uum uiuac uj;uiivua BuuawutM lUUUU lu Orainaiy wniSKCy ITiaKe IZ aC-llnlB acuon, e 10 a. ino oonvenuon, be-
-tor.t n.rii mntSMisiti'v! strvmarh : At reunite . Are . trm. 4rnm tif o,. u I causa of the heavy membership of the
vpvjy iw "'T, " , " -"' ' w-yisiii tuw.fw.im ujr r eaerauon, is ine largest or its kind
1 noisnnino' ine DIOOO ; WHO manv meaiCUies. II : IS a tonic ana lnvionranr tnr nlH and vntmir anr! if. I ever neia in me state.
I ; medicinal properties make it mvaluableitp overworked-rmen,: delicate women and sickly children
( Duffy "s Jr'ure Mait;AvnisKey nas Deen anaiyzedm any. times.by
years and has always Deen touna; to he; ahsoiuteiy pure.
Thief Jailed at Centraila.
. (B-wHa Wp.tcS t -r Jotn-aaLI
the best chemists during the past fifty
. . I Chehaoa. Wash.. June 21. An Ans-
i CAUTiuiM-yvnen you asic your. druggist, grocer-or dealer tor Duffy's pure Malt Whiskey be working at Napavme. wa landed m the
I sure you get the genuine. It's the only absolutely pure medkinal malt wWskey ajui is sold m sealed
l bottles Onl V : never, in bulk ; Pnce $1.00. - Look for the trade-mark, the "OM ChtmitJ on the lahelJ effects from a man named Davidson at
n aoal Mwr h mrU U i,k-l,.., Til,,. i j j:-t t. j j.a i N.??1."- . Beaa ;went to.. CentraH
M.Mdubvu u.vuiv4 vwaick ' uu uuv wi s suvivc i vim mm piunuer.
and make sure the seal over the cork is unbroken.
i free. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y.
Justice MUler hart
the case and ordered him commuled to
the county jail - r J
TEETH
Save
Money
Come at once and have fm mminu
tlon.
WE KXTRACP TKId'H TTRVTT. tt-
VSR FILLINQS. ISa UP: Oni.n V-TI.T-
INQS, ISo VP: BET OF TEETH. 14.00;
SPLENDID SET, 18.00: OOLD CROWNS
11.00 to i6.se; wwtb crowns, fl.il
To. fs.oe.
All work guaranteed for ten years.
Ladr attendant always nreaent. All
work a one absoiutsly without pain by
specialists ot from 12 to 20 years ez-
perienc. .
Boston Dentists
nose Btata aose.
ais4 atomsosi av, opp restostoe.
Uezican
Mustang Liniment
Gees aalekly te the
wry eereet tae
ellaease andatepa
the taeet d sea-set.
exerwelatlng pains
almeet lastaatly.
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Cares every atlaseaf
ef Haaer Beast - .
thataeee heaeet
Uslment eaa eare.
Neaahettarv
MeaeaeieeeV
OUTLET CLOTHING CO.
We Help Yon Gel Money
DOW DO WE?
By selling you for $10 a suit of our
faultlessly Tailor-Made Clothes
THAT IS WORTH $10 FOR $10
We are satisfied with a short percent
age ot profit.
What we are
after is the in
- creased .volume
of business. We
buy the right
fabrics. We un
derstand 'how
to manufacture
the goods. We ,
are careful that
the latest de
"sign of art is
in vogue. : ;
Hence we then
can offer for
R'l fit f (fJ miC
- The Best ThaVs Made in Men's Apparel
Popular Price and Dependable Clothiers
N. E. Cor. Morrison and First Etrc:',3