THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAU PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING; JUNE 3, ir07.
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mmisBEGMonLitLuon-DomRSTOcinmDs
ATHEL'JPORT
Oottaffcira RapicUy , Settling:
for a Summer by
the Sea. ,
SUMMER SCHOOL TO
V, BE A DEAINQ CAIU3
,V l- ,'.ir frr- 1 1
FomHk of Jul Futtrltlet Inclode
BxceUent Aqnntio Events Pro ml'
xcuRsiori
bent Arrivals at the Bech-New
LOCIOG
tajO U O UjO
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Ktwport, Or, Jon tl. Th aMaon at
Nt baaoD. Ktwport, haa opwad
earnaat, ' Cottaga arc niltnf rapiyy.
Tha Seaaida band rurnlibM mualo avarr
vMlnc, WUob ta , rarr rnnoU appracl
Tha winner achool eommaiMaa Tair
asd . will . oooUnua .unttl Aacuat 19.
It 'la axpactad taaohara from til avar tb
tata wUl attand aa H will aomblaa aa
ounnf vltB aa aaucatioaai eonvanuoa.
Arranfftmaata hava ; baaa mada tor
auparb camplair rroua4''ter:.tlioM 10
'"It any paraon poaaaaaad af ft tatara
tin aya wUl alUat from tha Van
couver ear at Meora aroaalnr. tarn to
tha left, to through aaarlr two tallaa
of potato patehaa, anaadoira, thlatlr and
willow traea. ha wlU eotaa to tha aank
of tha Oragoa alough. from wWoh. If
moaaaltoea da aot obaear tha Wight, ha
will ba abla to vlavr tha futura nodal
cJtr of tha Union Uaat oompaar.i
Thara la no city vialblc to tha ay at
th praaent tlma, only raaoh of two
nillea of waterfront property, aom 1.900
acrea of half-aabnargad land, aoaia
tumpe and noma tent. But oat la tha
middle of iha Oragoa aioagh floata a
big. redt puffing thing, wfeoae long rub-bar-jolnted
anout f flroa U throwing
forth tha bottom of th Columbia over
th lowlande at tha rat f lit oablo
yard aa hour.
Xad-Produot at Worth .
; Wednesday laat thla big laad-prodaear
wia brought tip tha alough and put Into
poalUon for tha long tk It haa before
It. Thuraday a' long Una of pontoon
t was atretehed from th dradg to tha
middle or ua jowiana ua wm vim
'! pump were atarted. In a minute an
flowing out over tha land,
; , Thla marked tha beginning Of a proj
" ect which la. deetlnad to ba of great
moment ta the future hlatory of Port
I land, th erection of a $1,000,000 atock-
yard and picking plant .under tha
name of the Union Meat company and
I tha ownership of the 8 wlft: Packing
company. On tha lowland where now
, ) the carp feeda on th paaturee . when
i the river la high It la planned to build
a city to house tha people mat wji
' matte w
Industry,
ake their existence out of the packing
Aiiatrv. Mitre will be a alue factory.
nil tnniifcturln riant, a wool-null.
ary, and perhapa a acouiing mill, a tan.
y ana an me oiner jnauinos nicii
their nature eluater about -the point
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)la to eover them.
Blf Drtdr Startlnr on Flit for Paeklnr Plant Site and Quartern of th Men at Work.
baaa made, It will tak 1,000,000 eublol ' : .. ., . .. ... . .
yard of river bottom to flnlah the Job.
Th manager of th company aatlmata
that , tha dredge, by working 'dy and
night for ' j year or 18 montha, will ba
able to hava completed auch a part of
the work, ; that It will b poaalbla - to
erect th atockyard and the packing
plant. It 1 hoped that in that length
of time the plant will b In operation
and th work of maklnr Portland one
of th greateat . livestock center and
Knvnnrt will have a Ftaurth Of JU
ine zeaiurea win om hi.
packing headqtiarter - of th United I Q0Vi.n .ti. v
Btate will b actively under way. I
Th ' itivilmMi aa ' nlanna wilt ha I hnat anil row boa. t - racaa for DrlBe
...Ma dftA ... n aatMa I I ner Will Jo vm II imiu "
- w I K .w,rilnM nf tVia Rllata reaarva.
eaca oay, ana in in am lengxa , oi i tl0t. , , Baaeball gamea'ar ohdule
tlm MOO bog, and from 6,000 to 1,000 The day will ba closed with a f rand
arti mi Am iMi-nam Mai aval fl mvsA tYtm AmATtA . AisDlar of t irtworks t night from boat
increaaa, th capacity will ba enlarged. ,teamer rrancla H. Laggett la
Tha yard will b buljt. not for tha due to arrive from Baa Pedro f or ' a
exolualva naa of tha Union Meat com- cargo of lumber for that port , It will
Kny and lta packing plant, but. will take 1,600.000 feet, ......,. i.,
an open market for tha northweat . Fifteen oottage are now ta ocmrM of
wner atocicirrowera can Dring ineir aiu-1 eonitruetlon on wye neacn.
mala for rublic and private eale. I Charles B. Moore aa
Tha packlng-nouae ueeir wut d oapa-Balom ar living In their summer oot-
at the start of hendllnr 800 head of tin at Kva baa oh for tha eeaaon.
catUe and 1,000 head aacn of ahaep and , Mr. Ida parrla and famUy of Oor
hog every day. EvrypojHntment of I valll ar In their eottag for the auav-
ino msmuuon win i) ox in inosi mm
eottaga laat
la building
ern aelectlon. ao that tha plant will Del . r v. Cartwrlrht and family of Hat
I Monday. Mr. Cartwrlght M bull
aom i.00 acre will . be fllleul Banker, ta
via penvvMVH, ""w a-v --- t at Mi vei I vniitiv weaaaj "
th most complete and convenient of rleburg moved to their new
it west or vnioago. .- i Monday, jar. uar
To provld room for theaatwo begin-1 two other cottage.
aril
within tha IS montha apeclled.
bany are eonatructlni
belr oottagea,
It 1 a email beginning that haa beenWhich will be ready for occupancy by
r tna peninsula, i Aurust U ; f
nding. If Banker J. Hendrlcka and family of
in mean a Eugene will arrive ehortiy ana c
rve alon' I tha.ii attrnmar home On' Nye beach.
th two-mile atretch of -waterfront, Itl q. h. Gordon, th contractor of
made out . the wood o:
but It will have a larpe ending. I
peninaula, Auguat U
long line of docks and wharves a Ion" j tetr summer home On Nye bead
the plana ar carried out It will mean a Eugene will arrive shortly and occupy
ng don ana Raiaton ox ai-
itructlng. th
oupaa
d faml:
and o
baanh
O. H. Oordon. th contractor of Port.
will mean a 40-foot harbor a quarter of hand ha his oottage well under way.
a mil wide, where th largeat ahlna lua arnanta to move in br Julr 15.
that carry freight can load with Ora- The ' new roUer akatlng Unit haa
gon-grown $ and ore-on-reeaea meat opened for th eeaaon and la wU
iMnrai aa I . -
I at Jl fva tti4 HMiAn mjnA m wall TM.t
products for th oriental trade. ' . I
It will mean in lta ultimate evmpn-t Mra. O. Sperling of tndepndne !
tlon a P11", that will employ, from j gpendlng a few weak at th beach for
asu r-ai w awvji?i , .nuuao,jiuv wa iioia Alllfr nttaJTIh 1
will mean a market for livestock of thel Mrs, p, b. Byma and family of Bpo
northweet,4 It will mean that : Portland kan. Waahlngton, ar located In their
will take its rank aa tha packing canter aummar eotta at Nre beach, while Dr.
of the Pauflo northweat coast.
from which each day thousand of eat
tl. sheep and hoga paaa from Ufa Into
tha realm of "beefsteak, mutton ohopa,
llvcr'n baoon. V
Th big red dredg now buay racking
ap th bottom of th alough ha a long,
hard Job before It. In .time all .of th
l.uuv acre ownea. Dy mi uiuoi nw
company will have to b built up from
ne river oea unxu ii is no longer jmw
lbl for the backwater of tha Colum-
ccordlng to the estimate that have
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TTIii BIO G7(m WTTH TTHl IJrrTLO PSICQ3
Mm -the IhSpecris
ToHslp Ycap:!2brcto tho Nctional Holiday
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MEN'S OUTING or
FHEIEE-PIECE SUITS
Coodstinj? of the t?c33orV cnartcst single or, dou
ble breasted Myks nd 25 psttcras to choose from.
Our price ; , ,rv;;r, v' ";
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, Some stores ask $1500 for them and others- even
j4--". r v ' ' "' more. , , r ? ,
GENUINE PAN ARIA
Regular $5.00 values.. fc .$3.95
Regular, j $6.00 raluef . $4.85
Regular $7.50 .values.., w.$5.85
; Regular $10.00 values $7.(X
MEirSOUTINQ PANTS, regnhr $3.50 and $4.00
values .. ... M v.. ... . ... . .. ,$35
CORRECT STRAW HATS
Split Sennit and Mackinaw, in all the Jlatest shapes;
the quality other stores tell for 50c to $h00 more.
MEN'S FANCY BAL. UNDERWEAR, regular
r 75c values, our price, per garment .... , 50c
SEE - WINDOW. DISPLAY
CO.irtSR OF WORRlSOn AND SECOriD STREETS
Secretary Tift Says Alarm
ists Are Candidates fpr :.
Ananias Club.
; going to- anyone In
, ,. Isthmian .canal work,;'
(Xaant Newe by laageat taaaed wln)
Washington, June St. Seoretary Taft
today labelled a absolutely fals the
abarg of graft on- th lathmaaU-
"Af ter inveatlgatlng every charge
which ha been brought to ray atten
tion whether apparently well-founded or
not, X hay been unable to find a single
penny of graft
connection with
he declared.
The statement was mad fey th aeo-
retary--when-til" attention waa called
to ua atatements that apeoiai aaoount
aata have been eent to the isthmus to
examine the booka of tha disbursing of-
rioera or tn commission, vvnen colonel
Ooethe) assumed charge of the work
he asked Secretary Taft to hava a corps
of azperta sent to the isthmus to count
th cash , on hand. Four experts were
eent and th result mat to ac.
counts balanced exactly. 1
AINSW0RTH SLATED r
., FOE ISLAND COMMAND
(eeret Kewa by Leaaest Leaaed WfceJ
Washington, Jun it. Major General
Fred C Alnaworth, adjutant general f
tha army, 1 elated to auoceed Major
General iJaonard Wood of th Philippine
division. The chanjre. according to are.
ent indications, will be made next fall.
when General wood win ana nis tour
of dutv in tn rmiioDin ana return
to 'th states to assume command of
th department Of th - east Major
General Fred U. urant, at present com
mander of the department or th east.
will be transferred to Chicago In com
mand of the department of th lakes.
DOG POISONER AT .
KLAMATH FALLS
aaBaiaaBiaawMBaM t 1 j.
(Bpectel Dfcpatck to The ?oaraat) "
Klamath Falls, Or.; June 29. Much
Indignation ha been aroused . her by
th wholesale poisoning 0f dogs. As Is
true la .all frontier towne, nearly every
eltlaen In Klamath Falls owna one or
more eanlnea, and of course each la
very much attached to his own. Conse
quently when th atreet was strewn
with nolsoned meat and many dots
war victim there waa great Indigna
tion. A. rward of $200 Is offered by
th gun club for any Information don
ee rn In g th guilty party.
WESTON YARD BUYS 1
MORE BRICK SOIL
(Special Dispatch t Tbe Jourasl.) ' '
Weston. - Or., June J9.The Weston
Brickyard haa bought of J. X, Glsh his
entire addition to the city of Weston,
which -constats of nearly 10 acres in
th lower part of town, for 120.000. Tho
yard management ? has demonstrated
that the 'soil therein Is of superior qual
ity for brick-making purposes, and haa
bought this land with a view to future !
extension or. in brickyard.
HOOD
'S
BUSY : FOURTH E
Unique Feature a Marching:
Chorus of Hundred
Yolees in Parade.., ,
8pcial , Btrattj a ne learaal)
Hood ltlvar. 'OR, IJan ll-Prepara-
tlons for lood Rlvbr's big Fourth of
July 4 celebration hav 'been completed
and v m program arranred for th dav
that' provides' for' eontlnuatloa , of
event prom' 1:30 la th morning until
th laat skyrocket, la ahot heavenward
after dark, ' Rata jof orie and pn third
nav oeen aeoureavon the O. B. A, N.
railroad from' pointa within ,200 mllee
and boat lines haya giaated a reduced
rat ' of on far. ' Th Mt Hood road
will provld a special - train to bring
celebratora to Hood River and has made
a rat oi on iar to point on it line,
Tha dar will bar in with a naraila n
th morning - constating of floats deo
orated for tha occasion, cowboys, In
dians,' achool children and a marching
uuoru. os. jluu voicaa ainsinr nacnrrrin
aire Tha procession will be headed by
th; Hood River band, followed by . a
float - bearing tha goddeaa of .Hbertv
axter which will com member of th
city government and carriage contain
ing Judge H. H. Northrop, of Portland,
who 1 vo deliver .th orauon, and other
gueaia ox tne city. . : v-. .,
During tha exercise at tha. park tha
Declaration Of Independence will b
read.
Th sports will commence at 1 o'clock
with a ball game between fat and thin
men, followed by footraces, sack races,
baaeball throwing and other Held sports,
for which prise In money will be given.
A ho laying contest will ""bo a fea
ture late in th afternoon, for which a
prii or lie win b gjvea me winner
and 110 to second.
Th day will wind up with a tub rao
and log rolling contest on th river
and a display of flrwork.
CONTRACTS LET FOE
, GIANT BATTLESHIPS
nant Kews by Longest teased Wire.)
Wajihlnarton. Juna 28. Tha - Fore
River Ship A Engine Building company
of Qulncy, Massachusetts, and the New
port News Bhlp t Building & Drydock
oompany of Newport Mews, Virginia,
were each today awarded th contract
to build on of th two 20,000-ton
giant batueahips authorised by ' con
gress. ' ' . I t'
Byrne Is campaigning his state for th
Democratic nomination for governor. .
H. Zonhar snoup. pnysicai cuuur Di
rector at the state normal school at
Monmouth.'- wm nav cnarg or , atn-
letloa and physical culture in the sum
mer ehool courv H will atabllah
headauartera at tha Auditorium at Nye
beach. - Ha will bring a large amount of
pparatua and Da wui aquippea xor w
irnotton in basketball and tennl.
W. P. Winora. president of the Farm
ers' bank at Walla Walla. Washlngtoft.
will head, a large following, who, will
spend the aummer at. Nr beach. ,'n s
Sold Liquor to Indian Woman. .
- '(Speclil Dhpetcb te Tke eataL)
Pendleton, Or., Jun 2. For 'lllng
liquor to an Indian woman tn-to rear
of hla saloon, th Log Cabin, Jam
- the:
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
' . WILL.SELI.: ::
Round Trio Tickets
Between All Points on thtiJ
LINES IN OREGON i
Wednesdays Thursday
July 3-4, '07
AT RATE OF A
Fare and a Third
Tickets must be usedior eoing
trip on day of ialc Final return
limit July 5. ; Stop over prir
ileee not included, t Minimum
rate, S3 cents.2 Children 5 years
of age and under 12, half fare.
laqulr particular ' and purchas
tickets at city ticket offlce. Third
and Waahlngtoa atraeta. - s
C W. BTINOSR, City Ticket Agent.
WM. McUtrRRAT. Oen.Pasa Agt
, . - Portland, Oregon s
, ii ii'sJi ! I i. i aataWm nlli..,
Meaplt proprietor of that placed was
fined 130. In police court, , ,
- " Piano Recital. ' "
Oa Monday evening. July 1. at iMur-
lark hall. Twenty-third and Washington
(tracts. Miss Marie Soule will present
Miss Ktnei ttarasaai in piano reouai.
Mia Barkadal wUl be assisted by Mlsa
Ann Pitohburn, soprano, Mr, John
Clair ' Mon tleth. ' bari tone Miss Chal
mtrsi Dlanisk: and Mrs. Florence Hoi
lister, accompanist No .admission will
be charged and lnvitatlona may be se
cured rrora Miss uouia and' otnar tax.
tng part la th program.) ' - v
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Wemect
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Rubber Sanded
Roofing
U made in our own' factories under the personal enipervision;
( of roofing experts, backed by a quarter sl a ' century ,;i
roofing experience.' We ; stand, back of every foot sold,!.
because we know we can "make good" 'every claim of. its "
uperioHty. -.5; f--;,', V ;t ? , M
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pltUBBEfl
Roofing
tss?.:.f5;
wear-
. That hard J flint" sands, surface is
proof, and eUminates-all .paint expenses.
;A ootoplete roofing kit with every roll .
. , Any, man with a hammer,, a knife and
" an old paint bruh.can lay it right."
:;txxmpiete;Kooiing Guide sent it
- free : with ' samples' an4. prices.
, Ask for it.
SbA.BTVO'SBEir tt ,OOh .
- Id and Taylor. , .
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Fast.Traia Servicer tt
In addition to the doubla dallV train
service now In effect, the Canadian Pa
cific will on. July I inaugurate a fast
schedule, giving ' trl-weekly service . be
tween Vancouver ana Montreal.
The new train will be known as tbe
Trans-Canada Limited" and will make
th run between Vancouver and Montre
al In 85 hours. Passengers for Wlnne
peg, Toronto,- Montreal,-New York, and
far eastern points, leaving Portland At
1 n. m.. or 4:30. will make, direct con.
jieotloos at yanoouva ,wlUii thla ,trala
Pianos Sent on Approval
Sixth and Burnside
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