The Oregon daily journal., June 21, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

THE' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1C07.
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RAILROADS UNABLE TO
GUARD YOUR HEALTH
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LUMBER
PRODUCTS
' ; Jlarriman and Hill Systems ,
1
Handling Traffic
LINES NOT ABLE TO
clahed -Puget ..sound mlllmen and
operators tin the Columbia orlver and-in
western Oregon- they sang a song at
tun ad to tha aama key car shortage
and potential arowth on tha north ooaat
beyond ' tha draama of early statesmen
who in tha daya of Jefferson thought it
roousn to exoena ine money needed to
explore that region.
''We are estomxut from Cuttlnir more
I lumber In western Washington: we
have 16,000 cars of lumber and immense
pm. inv.TAw rarx rxus a boost J
TO iU wovxn. .
RTTPPT.V P.APfl" FXYYTTfTIT I ? "hingles lying in our ysrds, and
kjkj. vr vvimi we can in vain ior iacii
In Interstate Commerce Hearing,
Country Has Opportunity to Lean
Something of the Easiness Done
by Lumbermen in Northwest. ...
Hi ties for trans
port t ion. Give us relief," the Puget
sound mlllmen said.
We. too. have tremendous cuantlties
of forest products awaiting shipment.
We are-closlna- down our mills because
we cannot obtain ears. We want relief.
and protest against loading down the
Harriman system with additional traf
fic when already It staggers under the
load which we la on It." tha Oregon
mmmen answered.
, (Weibiugtoa Bums ef TW JearaaL)
! Washington, June Jl. Official Wash
1 1 Ington wa
statements when counsel argued here
' 'before the Interstate commerce com
' mission for their elienta la the case
1 Involving the through joint rate via the
; Portland gateway, asked for by Puget
I sound mlllmen, on forest products orig-
Minatin In western Washington. Of tl-
' ' clal Wahlnton and through It the
i s nation learned that weetern Wash
' i Ington and western Oregon alone
" t cut annually 17 per cent ef tha
entlre output of sawed lumber la the
Pa
' ciflc coast; that something like 150.000
to 176,000 carloads of forest products
. the two north coast states; that the
i gigantto railroad systems comprising
" , the Northern Pacific, Great Northern,
t; Chicago, Burlington Quinoy,' O. H.
f ' N4 Southern Pacific, - Union Pacific,
. Oreaon Short Una. has been utterly un-
. jable to move more than one third of
i this traffic, and that enough sawed
lumber and shingles lie In mill yards In
- the north coast to load to engine ca
parity thousands of trains hauled by
' eight-driver mountain "hogs.?
: Railroads yea rattan. ;
! It was brought oat that shingle mills
I ' had needed 2,600 cars more than they
s-'rould obtain from the railroad serving
, them, and that to such proportions had
Railroads Chief Objectors.
The railroads, of ' course, were
the
i enure output oi sawea iumoer in
United States, and that nearly
f ' cent of the shingles supplied to ;
i j middle west Comes from the north
chief objectors, as the Oregon mlllmen
were oniy interveners. But me inter-
were ablv represented br J. N.
Teal of Portland as counsel, and there
were some Interesting facts presented
by him. ..Victor Beekmaa and Austin E.
Griffiths of Seattle and others were
here for the Puget sound petitioners.
The caution, answers bv the dozen
railroads defendant, interveners' objec
tions and oral arguments and printed
briefs served to impress the Interstate
commerce commission with the dulling
effects on manufacturing and Industry
In the developing west of lack of ade
quate transportaUon facilities.
It was brought out that Superintend
ent Albee of the Northern Pacifio said
to Austin a Griffiths, counsel for the
Washington lumbermen, that hi road
had been able to care for onlv.lt Per
cent of the car requirements, and that
orders taken by Washington mills six
months to a yea ago were still unfilled
in some instances Decause or car snort-
age. Superintendent Albee "also said
that two years must elapsebefore per
manent relief could be given, and It
was asserted that bv that time the
larger transportation facilities provided
"! Kills, Harrimans and Goulds Is to be
Interests
1 .A
',' Although antagonistic
I70 PER DAY
' t The Health . Departments of both
. ,New York and Chicago have sounded
the alarm. The growing deaths from
' kidney disease are appalling now ever
; 170 per day. .These are the census
5 figures. Kidney disease is getting to be
' a national menace. Every one should
' -watch hla kidneys. .
) '; Kidney trouble Is not only1 curable
- the first few weeks but often gets well
. of Itself. , After it has beoome chronlo
, (fastens) all known ; medicines - were
futile. This ' was the situation up to
the discovery of Fultonw fienal Com-
pound. It Is new In this profoundly
Important particular it is the first
- thing jret discovered that is effective
(AFTER the disease has become chronio
r as well as before. Hence, it is curing
-", the meet fatal forma of kidney disease
and it la the only thing In the world
V-ithat la,Xo'--,vi..;--. - . ,..-,; -.: -,
M If you have kidnev trouble, don't
, ; take chances but etart right. No one
knows whether it has been developing
.a long time or nas come on suddenly;
' hence, the only safe plan is to take the
only thing known thai will control it
. in euner, event. : j. ,
"There is no doubt whatever about
Fulton having discovered a specific for
these diseases. The Herald Is in poses-
' iun . w jsuis xnat enaoies II io Stats
this authoritatively." Oakland. Cel.
Daily Herald. . ' '
This compound Is superseding kidney
, medicines. People with kidney trouble
. now have their opportunity. Ask for
i r unon s Aenai , jompounou All drug'
' J gists.
ty
in the meantime would ba fully taken i
up by the Increase In the demands.
Torn to Portland,
The Wash In rt on mlllmen ' eroceaded
to outline their position as follows
"We are unable to obtain relief from
the Hill roads, hence we turn to the
Portland agency, claiming that It we
arj given the order aaked for from this
commission we will be able to get more
cars, get into territory now denied us.
give the people of that territory com-
petition- in buying lumber and save the
amau muis irom starvation, ' ,
W. W. Cotton, general attorney and
secretary of the O. K. ft N took Victor
Bee km an in hand on eross-ezaminatlon,
and the two sparred for hours. Beck
man was oompelled to admit that Puget
sound mille had an outlet by water and
that at least 1.000,000,000 feet of lumber
sawea in western wasnington went out
In cargoes. Mr. Cotton took statlsUcs
which Mr. Beckman had assisted in
compiling and showed that rail ship
ments of lumber from western Wash
ington to the east had grown 1,100 per
cent from Ul to lo, or from 0.769
oars to 76.769. and that cars had in
creased In capacity In that period from
60 per cent, so that the total increase
in rail shipments east had been 1,660
er cent, totaling in ius about i.oou,.
Used to Keep the Blood Sioh amd Purel
r "a n sb w . law ii viasem sss n isa ssn z .
'';iv- , ferine ant Xlsery. ,. W
As a woman approaches the age of
40 or thereabouts, she should pey par
ticular atentlon to her health. The I
hard work which she may have been
accustomed to da and tha worrv and
j excitement of her dally life should be
lessened or avoiaea as muon as possi
ble. As her health after she passes this
time ' will depend in a large measure
upon It, every woman owes it to her
self to build up her , strength during
tnese years. For this purpose ur. Wil
liams'' Pink Pills have been recognised
as the standard medicine, because of
their great blood and tonic properties.
Mrs. Hannah a. iosier or iibi Michi
gan Ave., Detroit, Mich., says: i ,
"i- oegan taking ur. wwiiaras' fing
cms auuui lour years agu, aiier nnu
been', suffering for - some years from
dlssy spells and nervousness Which
were brought on by overwork. X tried
several medicines without help and all
tne time Decaroe -more lrntaoie. nerv-i
ous and weak.. At times I had no appe
tite and could eat nothing.-' At Intervals
or every two or three days my heart
seemed to rise up in my throat and I
would have to He down until the feeling
paased away. I also had dull aching
pains trader - my right' shoulder and
across my back. When I looked tip
would see black spots. - Occasionally
would become so - dlssy that I had to
steady myself to keen from falliikr.
"I decided to tnr Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills and after I had taken them a short
time the dlssy spells became less f re-1
I -ana nnaiiv stooned. Much soi
I had expected or hone
tlrelv well and I now feel
oerson sltosether."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are adapted
for diseases due. to Impure blood and
shattered nerves. They are Invaluable
in anaemia, rheumatism, after-effects
of the grip and fevers and In sick head
aches, dlxslness, nervousness, neuralgia,
and even partial paralysis and loco
motor ataxia.
A valuable booklet entitled -Plain
Talks to-Women" will ba sent free, in
a sealed envelope, upon request, to any
woman Interested. - . . .
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by
au aruggists, or sent, postpaid, on re
ceipt of . price, B0 cents per box, six
boxes for 62.60, by the Dr. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady, N. T.
iini.ii i.Haeneggggi
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These sales have proven an lextraordin success. Crowds
icpntiniie to me arid jsl
; others have. You have but to see bur windows to be
waa en-1
a new
convinced.
iruiviweiousdUiCDare
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Values up
to 65.00 ;
Tomorrow
1L1LO
ains
Sult values up j t6
$35inPanamasand
mixtureSstomorrow
sill
t Saturday morning only from 8:30
Waists
i' t
Allover embroidery and English
eyelets, regular $5.00 values
former
rrei
Wright in whloh Josephine Deffrey and
the Alien stock company are appearing
in magnmceni rorm. jttose snow visit-1
ore will find this an attraction to be
recommsnoea. . -
at success by Marie Wain!
ln
2.75
Saturday afternoon only rom 1 to
, t -x
6 o clock
About50 Short Coats
In fancy, mixtures, broadcloth and
silk, values up to $27.50
, M ... .. X
Saturday evening, only, , from 6 ,td-
:t:-t p:30 o'clock'
Regular $10.00 values, In 'all colors
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"A Wicked roman,f If Next.
Next week's bill at the Lyrio will
present the Allen stock company In the
greatest ef modern society problem 1
plays. A Wicked woman," The play
has never been seen before In Portland, I
out nas long oeen a ravonte in tne east. I
' Seat Selling for FaunUeroy.
If the line that awaited the opening
of the ox offioe at the Empire this
morning la any indication, the forth
coming production of "Little Lord
Pauntleroy" will meet with packed
houses at both performances. The Ba
ker theatre company. suDDortlna- little
Oilie cooper in the title role of Little
BARGAINSrMBIGWM
Long Black Silk Coats
Sizes from 40 to 46, val
ues up to $30.00
Sizes from 40 to 46, values
:vv ;-.up to $37.50 ,
1 Silk Petticoats -
30 to 40 waist measure, cut
very full;, regular ; $1 5.00
; and $17.50 values : f 5
fVi'
;BEXTRASIZES';
' - Values up to $10.00'
,3.95
00.000 feet: and Beckman also admitted Lord Fauntleroy, insures that the pro-
that the sawmill capacity tn western ductlone will be complete in every de-
t.,
Washington had Increase
ilty ti
d In
the same I tail. Tomorrow matinee and nigh
Do it Now! DontWait
Until It's Too Late!
,v esBsaMa ...
EEP jrour body elctnl
. Most people art very neat
and clean in their outward
appearance, but honi about
, the Inside?
Are you clean Inside?
' And If not, how can you (ace the world
with clean thoughta. clear Intelligence,
a fair, Just, brifent mind and ret your full
chare of capacity for work and enjoy
ment? . , ''
Neglect of exorcise, rich over-feeding
and carelesanesg about stools, often leave
the delicate Internal mechanism In a
nasty mesa.
.:!
The small intestine Is compelled te ab
sorb the poison ef decaying; matter In
stead of wholesome nourishment.
1 The liver gets Inactive; the bile doesn't
J . ."work off"; the eyes get yellow; the akin
g ett dead like putty and pale like dough,
disfigured with bolls, pimples, black
heads and Ilver-epots. '
, i
There's only one solution to the prob
lem: Keep clean Inside all the time.
That's the answer.
- If you can not diet, or keep your
mechanism going by proper exercise.
take Cascarets, the sweet, fragrant,
I
. Billion Teet Bawed.
MY. Cotton also took' up the matter
Of prices for lumber received by west
ern Wakhinrton mlllmen and ahowed
from Mr. Beckman's testimony that dur
ing the past year from $1 to H a thou
sand had been added to all east-bound
shipments and that a ready market was
xouna ior tne output.' , -.r -Evidence
of the enormous growth of
tne region traversed by the Hill roads
was found in Mr. Beckman's statement
that 1,000,000,000 feet of lumber sawed
in western Washington sells in the local
markets from Seattle to St Paul and
Duluth.
Hints were given that a shingle trust
existed -in ' western Washington Which
closes down mills at orders from the
management of the shingle mills bureau
to limit the supply and manipulate
prices.... ' i.
No Ice Waerons Sunday.
As no deliveries can be made in busi
ness districts, and as many housewives
win not permit or service on tnat nay,
no wagons will be out Sunday... , ,
ICH UKUV1SKI uu.
LIBERTY COAL ft ICE CO.
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m
5ole Agents for Standard Patterns Wholesale sad
Belli Alitr; 'Sole Agents ior Henderson, Corsets
r
AT THE THEATRES
Treat for Lovers of Moslo.
Liovers of music are finding no end
of pleasure this week in the production
of "The Fortune Teller at' the Mar-
quam. The San Francisco opera com
pany has scored one of its areatat aim.
cesses in this piece and interest in the
production nu Men growing steadily.
Remember the matinee tomorrow.
When Johnny Conies Marching Homo
'"When Johnny Comes Marching
Home" Is the bill for the last week of
the San Francisco ottera oomnanv at
the Marquam. it has been said that
the best is always the last, and it Is
certainly true in this case. A. magnifi
cent production is being arranged.
"Teexy Weexy" Matinee.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be a
matinee of Teexy Weesy the rollick
ing musical Comedy given by the Ztnn
company. For fun and laurha "Tmcv
Wceiy'V is a record-breaker. Pretty
danolng rtrls. and lots of , them. ani
runny comeaiane are round at - the
Baker. .. ....
"The Telephone Exchange." :
With the matinee Sunday afternoon
the Ztnn musical comedy company will
present for the first time here the
spanning and vivacious musical cock
tail. "The Telephone Exchange." A.. hi
feature of "The Telephone Exchange"
will be an upside down dance by the
chorus. :.-.-.- ,'..
J
harmless little vegetable tablets, that
"act like exercise' oa your bowels.
A Cascaret every night before going
to bed will "work while you sleep" and
make you feel fine in the morning.'
Take 'a Cascaret ntfht and morning
and break up the "constipated "habit"
without acquiring a "eathartio habit."
.fv e
Cascarets are sold by all druggists,
10c, 25o and 50c. The lOo size trial
box Is a neat fit for the vest pocket or
.-'lady's purse, u
i Be sure to get the genuine with the
. ' "Icng-talled C" on the box and the let
' ters "CCC" on each tablet. They are
f ' never sold in bulk r n.744
Not 1 in .1000 who buy
Schilling's Best wants the
money.
Tear ft net istiss yeer steer tt yea ast
r'ktisg'si
Where Too Ijeam.
Vaudeville Is intended to amuse only.
but this , week the , Grand has as Its
headline act a soecialtv which also in.
structs. This is the wireless telegraph
experiment and lecture of Captain
Henry, It gives an idea of the possi
bilities of this branch of science and
is one of the most Instructive acta on
the vaudeville stage.
Fulgora Coming. .
Fulgora, considered one of the best
of the lightning charge artists, will be
the topliner at the Grand next week.
His specialty is giving impersonations.
He has a repertoire of a dozen charac
ters, which range from an apple woman j
10 uenerai orant ana xrom a policeman
to the Father of His Country,
Matinee at Star.
There will be a matinee at the Star
theatre tomorrow when. the stock com
pany will present Nat Goodwin's suc
cessful farce, "Confusion." "Confusion"
will run until Sunday night. Matinees
tomorrow and Sunday. Seats can be
reserved at the box office.
021,300,523.40
Is a Large Sum
it represents the amount of death claims paid by
tail Company in a single year 1906. This was no
the result of investmenti made by care-free, well-to-do
people. It came very largely from men who went from '
alight inconvenience to great self-denial to keep up the
, policies that .would when needed keep up the home. Of
fuch, largely! is the membership of , .
The Mutual
Life Insurance
Company
Their confidence and their patronage
nave made ana kept it the largest and
taunchest life insurance company in the world. The vast
sum saved and being saved by the new management must
benefit all policy holders, and cannot but attract those who
seek the greatest protection, and therefore make its agents ;
' ,' welcome everywhere.
The Time to Act is NOW.
For the new forms of policies consult
our nearest agent, or write direct to
The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York,
N. Y.
The Charity Nurse.'?
By special arrangement Sullivan &
Consldlne have secured the eastern suc
cess. "The Charity Nurse," for the new
bill at the Star theatre. Thie play will
be given for the first tim west of Chi
cago next Monday night. There will be
me usuat matinees. Beats . now selling.
,ShaU We rorgrve Her?" .
One of the big shows in this big
how week of the rose carnival is ."Shall
We Forgive Herr at the Lyric the
SPECIAL SALE ON
CUTQUAeSS
THIS WEEK ONE-HALF-OFF "
Diamonds, Watches anil Jewelry
. ON- EASY PAYMENTS . .
$1.00 WILL, DO $1.00
STANDARD JEWELRY STORE
189 Third SBet Yamhill andjaylor .
LOOK QUT FOR
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JULY 17 th, 1907 .
Grocers who tell the only BEST CEREAL COFFEE, which Is made on this or any other conthent.
TUJfi AnaJtKlwAJN Uh.KlAl CUfHS, all sell ' '
(EdDl:teii
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It is the only pure,; rich, nutritious GRAIN COFFEE (not bran) which Is made oa the "green method,"
giving the consumers ALL the health the grain contains., Consumers will please remember that grain
is richer than bran, so it takes less of this coffee and more water to get the flavor riirtit Ask vonr
' grocer to give you the weight of the package and compare ft with bran preparations named cereal cof. '
fees. ; XT TAKES ONLY S MIWUPS TO SOIL GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES. . ,
: , Golden Grain Granules look like coffee, which so many drink te ruin their kidneys with, it smells Lj
like it and tastes like it but It works the other wav-Ut builds avateme It arranerthena
' ' - . a - - wimi wivi
it is the 100 per cent health drink that nature has Intended for us. IP YOU TRY IT (don't make it
too strong) YOU WILL LOVE IT. . , . - , - , ,
You can order it from ny first class grocer. In WASHINGTON, D. C, a. NEW YORK, in CHI
CAGO, In PHILADELPHIA, In SAN FRANCISCO, and in any city in this Section of the country
; ALL FIRST CLASS GROCERS IN PORTLAND, ORE.; SELL IT. ' - -
. Practically all grocers In
Vanoonver,' WaelL, and
all stores in the state of ,
Washington. In Idaho
. and California, ; all the
i best stores are allowed to
sell , this article. '
: 1 xx arrxLtsomo. om. ,
(Where farmers ought to
' locate.)
CK X. Palmater '
R. C. Vaught 4 -John
Dennis
Emmott Broa ,
car ooxrauoa, om. .
(A coming community.) ;
Henrickg Jk Bon f
WUkena & .Cballaoombe
- xbt v. , TAJrjrxXkb, ox,
Epley Bntoheraft , .: ; ?
nr OAaxTojr, om. .
' (Where two new houses ;
1 are beln built). ;
I- 0. Harden
w ania-osaoox, om. t r3. r. Jackson
Miller Mercantile Co.
la & Xeughlin f '
Irvln A Feeley v ; ;
J. B. Stewartson
nr srawxxmo, om.
. (Known ror Its hand
some women.)
(Home of the Oold Dollar
, strawberry.)
Christopher A Toung ,
car axzmwoos, om.
J. B. Morback
McConnell A Hall .
B.. W Johnson " J
Andreas Bros.
X C Porter A Co. -'.
Patterson, Parrish A Co.
Parker Mercantile Co. ' .
Wilson A Hanning. - h
W. Rich . ,
nr KBsromB, om. '
Henry Mets A Son ,
i';, VW f.mM ':
W, J. Price
M. J. Chaunoey . ,
J. H. Donaldson ' , ;
T. W. CrandeU ? , r
J. C Howe J
N. B.-. Farnsworth :
W. P. Hansen
' nr xsmv nu, om,
J. R Eouglas
- , T TBT iBUTl,
A. Chlsholm - , ,i
Limola A Darts , . .
3. W. Dunlas ,'('
All grocers la KOwaakle,
Oregon. , -
All grooera in Sellweod,1
Oregon.
All grocers ' la St. Johns,
, Oregon.
car omxoow cxtt.
e Hitch ! built oa rock.)
P. Brlghtblll ... y
Qeo. Reddaway
A. Robertson
Seeleys Grocery .
J. E. Wassom . . -'-
Rochdale Co. . v
A. F. Stokes or caneman,
. Oregon
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IT TAKES 5 MINUTES TO BOIL- GOLDEN GRAIN
PURE cereal coffee from ALLEN ft LEWIS. LANO ft CO,
HAMS ft CO, WADHAMS ft KERR BROS. '
' Read big ad in The Journal Saturday, June 22, for free ice crcam'and free fireworks for the children.
car DATTOstv om,
(The garden spot of
car TomsiT omorm, om, , Oregon. i -
(Where archery MttfaK Wtseher ' A Detmering
tory is located.)
! B. B. Williams
W. F. Bchults
Hoffman-Allen Co. -Abraham
Bros.
Nelson 8. IaCenre .
John B. Bailey ' r
R. E. Nicholson A Son
nr nrxiHT, om.
Brlggs Bros.
V. Filer A Son
B. Rlppey A Co.
a Nichols A Co.'
nr xomjjivmut, om.
(Where ' brick . buildings
; i ; show prosperity.) . .
C. C Murton" . 1 1 '
Kliks A Olds , ,
' Christensen Bros. t, v
Henrlchg A Co.
nr oastoit, om. ,
(Famous for duck hunt-
"F. A. Bverea, '. , NiJ;
T;'T tllkk. ''": ,
I nr xobttatzua, om,
Kllng A Allen " -,
C. B. La Folette f ,
J. E. McCaslln A Boa '
nr omoxAmo, wabx. ,
F. Mobley
nr mvBteUYTum
Sfarshsll Bros. . ' ':
All grocers tn Woodlawn,
- Oregon.
GRANULES.' , Grocers: can get 'this
i MASON, EHRMAN ft CO, WAD-
ASK YOUR GROCER TO WEIGH .A- PACKAGE OF.' GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES.
only. S- fninutes to' boil Golden Grata .' Granules s-'t
It takes