The Oregon daily journal., July 19, 1907, Page 16, Image 16

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EFFORT TO GET
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, Southeastern Section of City
Effects Organization of
Clubs to Secure Beservoir
ANNEXATION SCHEME
IS ALSO INCLUDED
trade, Warn-ley-Rlchmond Improvement
cniD, Mount Scott Improvement anocla-
tlon. Very effective aaalatance la ex
peciea irom the East Elde Busineaa
Men's club and the United Sast Side
cluba.
Thoae Interested, who are puhln the
muTcmouL ui m umuroni orcanixatlona,
realise that It la a alow one. The an
nexation of a large territory, Including
Lenta, the Mount Scott districts and
vvooaaiocK la rirat ncMuin r nn
Rlesland la one of the prime movers and
aeiecauon rrom the wornintnoir im.
provement association has made several
visits into the Mount Scott districts
wun we arrirmea purpose of lining up
public Opinion In favor of annexntlnn
as xne nrsi sieo toward securfnr a i.
orvoir on Mount ucott, so that the dis
trict when It does come into the nitv
can have Bull Bun water. The ambition
of every suburban resident of Portland
is to have Bull Run and plenty of it.
ip toward oDtalnlnc
made when the bonds
the
Interested Property Owners Are
Pushing Movement to Secure Mt
Scott Basin' to Retain and Supply
Water Park Planned.
With awakening; interest In the many
! : - Improvements launched by the east aide
' Improvement bodies, which are to be
further prosecuted this fall, the proposl-
' tion to construct a reservoir on Mount
' t ' Scott Is uppermost. The entire south
' . eastern part of the city has effected
" a solid organization and a campaign
' has been planned to secure for thia
) -5; rapidly growing aectton of the city an
' j 1 , ;; ample aupply of Bull Run water.
. "J eservolr Desired.
' The proposal to erect a reservoir on
J Mount Scott Is not a new one. Public
I - ; opinion Is gradually coming around to
the conclusion that such an Improve
ment Is demanded, under the guidance
of such progressive organisations as
the Woodstock Push club, in order to
' give some idea of the formidable array
" 'of eafctstders interested In the move
. - ment, the following list of clubs are
counted as rendering active aid: Wood
stock Push club, Brooklyn Republican
- . ' and Improvement club. Lents Improve-
i ment association, eeuwooa noara or
ff a APr1siP " Tnll sTA t kJ
bad humor and get up with a bad taata
Ill ' JWUI asavMs vm - v-bmw bswii VWI llliC
to atlmulate your liver. Just try Her
blne, the liver regulator. A positive
cure lor eonaiipauon, ayapepsia and all
liver complaints. ; Mrs. f fort
Worth, Texas, writes: .1 - s i
"Have used Herblne in my family for
, years. Words can't express what I
think about It. .Everybody In my house
hold are harpy and well, and we Owe It
tt Herblne.' - Bold by all druggists,
One great step toward obtainln
reservoir was made when the
were voted for constructing an addi
tional conduit to the Bull Run river
That step was necessary In view of the
ract tne new reservoir must be fed from
this pipe line.
Froposal Gaining nComsatom.
That the proposal Is aaininr more
momentum as if proceeds is noticeable
in many, ways. The most extensive
property . owner on Mount Scott, a dis
tinguished citisen of Portland, has se
riously considered the sten and about
three weeks ago made a visit to the
place. Mr. Rlesland believes that thia
proprietor may be prevailed upon to
donate the site for a reservoir and Dark
as it Is now of little value and the In
crease would oe considerable. In that
case the cost of the reservoir would be
comparatively small.
Another rreat influence, that la cush-, i
lng the project Is the marketing of the
Ladd tract, now being prepared at great
expenae ror a aweu residence district
south of Hawthorne avenue. Sewers,
water malna and paved streets are be
ing put In before a lot is sold and an
army of men has been en raa-ed on the
place since early spring. But the water
pressure over all this new tract is very
low. Those who are directing the sale
of this property assert that they must
have the Mount Scott reservoir, other
wise the property is not as desirable as
they would have It.
Residents south of Hawthorns avenue
believe thex reservoir Is necessary. The
eirort to be put forth in the rail is to
pe a united one that will result first
In the annexation next June of aeveral
square miles of territory and eventu- i
ally In the construction of th reservoir
oe lea from the new conduit to Bull
nun.
John 0. Woolley, Prohibi
tion Candidate for Presi
dent, Is Optimistic.
John a. Woolley, candidate for presi
dent on the Prohibition ticket Jn 1900,
is a visitor In Portland and will deliver
several of his famous speeches against
of the functions of the vermiform ap
pendix. He declared that "the appendix
is noi a rucumem or a jenguiened cae
cum, as has been taught by some stand'
ard textbooks, but is a distinct organ.
navins a distinct runotion." and he lull
describes the function and shows the
errect of the loss of the. organ as he has
found in the course of his long prac
tice. .
The loss of the doctor and his famlli
will be greatly felt in the school worl
of Cove, as Dr. and Mrs. Cone have al
ways been foremost in all educational
matters.
ALBANY REJOICES
AT DEPOT HCTOEY
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journil.)
Albany, Or., Jly 19. Albany Is n-
joicing today that tbe long- fight -for a
new depot Is won, the state, railway
commission having acted favorably on
the rum evil while in the Rose City. k ,mii en. k .1,. .
IJ 1. wi a- . . . .71
... way lo nonoiuiu rrom his inadeouate detot facilities of the South.
nome in Chicago and is accompanied
Dy Mrs. Woolley.
Mr. woolley Is ODtlmlstlc over th
growth of the campaign against the
ituuor interests and believe th. hnnn
millennium is sure to corns when lntoxi
eating liquors will not be sold In the
unnea states as a beverage. He was
win guest yeeteraay of local prohlbi
tionists. including R Im ! r it
Amos ana r. McKercher Th mrf
""viicu tuicemer ana snenr trui not, in
talking prohibition. . '
At the Tavlnr fltreet Mthn4i.
cnurca Bunnav morn nr Mr Wnniu.
Will aunk . 1
... can "ii iiib irraperance question
and again at the Y. M. C. A. at 8 o'clock
In the afternoon. Later he will inuir
1 , . , cu,l UI east siae churcnes
Si-fiJj lawtl?orne park and at ths
(.uriauan unurcn at 8 o clock.
Al
yes
: w v uiv:n.. i
In discussing the prohibition question
isterday, Mr. Woolley said: "uc"'-"'n
'1 . wraea 10 estaD-
gic of prohlbi Uon doctrine and
phy, though I hardly can say
hllosopher. For many years
WIDOW DIRECTED TO"
EDUCATE CHILDREN
ii?nnSrity J! "e estimated value,. of
lim.. n!!Lfc,gP0,ed '' y ths will of
hrntm irr w"icn was niea ror pro
Th iianli. "niT coort h, morning.
:t"ry oeaaey, is named
estate, while the "lUT 2L.1?S
For 20 vears I have vnrlrsi t
. , . , " - v. fcvy vaiau
1 ino logic OI
its pnnoso;
v"'"pner. x or many years
i.7i V ""m i"" sot a hearing.
While I never hoped to make the Prohi
bition party dominant In thia.
still I did hope to see it gain the balance
vi irciwccu 1 iie two great parties.
However, it has accomplished a great
work. Its doctrines have soaked into
theo-sentlment of the iuni a v...
been yeastlnc several veara n.. k.
leaven has never worked so vigorously
V" w. ubxi jew years
I sxpect to see a big uplift of moral
conditions, through growing restraint of
DR. CORPE LEAVES
COVE FOR WESTON
" , (Special. lpteh te The loorail) "-jf
-'. Cove, Or, J4ily II. Dr. a h. Core.
the son bf pioneer parents and one who
has passed all his married and profes
sional life in Cove, has sold hia fin.
residence property 'on Main atr. A
Mrs. Jolla IJotigherty. having bought a
lew home at Weston. Oregon. .
i It was Dr. Corpe, who first advanced
and published (Medical Sentinel. May
tu uon Saerail aecaptsd, Meory
era Paciflo company and the - unsan
itary condition of the grounds and
buildings. The city was represented at
the hearing at Salem by W. R. Bilyeu,
John H. McNary of Salem and Gale S.
Hill of this city.-
The commission directs that a new
depot be built in Albany during the re
mainder of the year 1907 and that the
arrangements be such' as to facilitate
the traffic at this uoint and be a safe.
guard to the. patrons and a convenience
to tne train crews in handling traffic.
The new depot is to. cost not less than
$8,000 and may be in the form, of a
union aepot to accommodate the in.
creased demands here on account of the
purcnase or the corvruis & Eastern by
the Harrlman lnteresta.
The order will Involve not only a new
rapy
tie raw
denot. but a chanra nf th antlr. v.
aa to trackage, stockyards and freight
aueua.
The new depot furthermore, must ha
lucatea m.tne city siae - or tne tracks.
Tomorrow oosltlvelv the last dav tnr
discount on east side gas bills.
PURE FOOD SESSION" '
DRAWS TO END TODAY
(Journal Special Stirlee.) .
Norfolk, Vs July 19. The Associa
tion of State and National; Food., and
Dairy Departments, which has been In
annual meeting at the Jamestown ' Ex
position sines Wednesday, held its con
cluding sessions today. Among the
many papers presented were tbe following;-:
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"Extent and results of Food ' Stand.
Awuin,iua ill un nun 01
unirorm Htanaaras," vt, m. a. Bcovell,
aireotor 1 or tne Kentucky Agricultural
Experiment station; "Ths National Con
sumers' League's ?W6rk ' for Uniform
Laws," Miss Alice Lakey. chairman of
the food investigation committee of the
National Consumers' League; "Uniform
Laws.". J. Q. Emery, state dairy and
food commissioner of, . Wisconsin ;
"SOmO Agreed Prlneioels - tTnon -. Whloh
to Base Uniformity." J, B. Noble, State
dairy and - food ' commissioner of - Con.
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It is not necessary that you pay spot cash for your clothing or go shabby un
til Vou have the monev to buv. Think what an accommodation prpfftt wmi
y -- - - - - - j y - - - w x-'' v V V A M
be when in need of clothing, and other bills were pressing. It is every one's
duty to appear well dressed, and it can be done by dealing at the right place.
The New York Outfitting Company will dress you and your family right
up to the minute in stylish, natty attire, and take their payments as suits
your convenience. You make a small payment down evidence of your
good faith, then pay us the balance of yoijrbill at the rate of a dollar a week.
This plan allows you to dress well and wear the clothing while you are pay
ing for them. There is no strain on your pocketbook and you are able to
meet imperative bills with your ready cash.
Our July Clearance Sale is making the store
especially attractive with bargains in all
departments. Liberal credit just the same
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ELECIT0N BILLS NOW
I UP.T0 (X)mCL3IEN
. Election bills '. aggregating 1,60,
which were presented to "Auditor Bar
bur for payment, were presented to ths
city-. council -Wednesday with the audi
tor's recommendation that they be re
ferred to the commlttes on alactiana fnr
.;j!aminaUoa,,bor j
Ona of the bills called or $70 for
the rental of ohalrs and tables for ths
uss . of Judges and clerks of election.
This bill is regarded exoeesive by the
auditor as is a printing bill for fl,600
for ballots used In the general election.
A claim of 176 for meals for tha clerks
and Judges was approved., A V
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Regulates ths bowels, nrbmotea eaav.
natural movements oures constipation
Doan's Reguleta..; Aak your druggist ior
thani, "'"J. cents A box iv.,. 7 lt.u , 1
Thronga Sleeping Car Service to Jams.
town Exposition.
Erie railroad (.. .... .v t
SithP H ac?v having Chicago every
2iS? m'iJPi mt -VJTK 7 Norfolk
second morning at J:jo, 70 ohangea
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"78e?tUe. rvWrlt,,a CralM
t lrsf arred Btock Osnasd Hoods.'
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