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THE? OREGON DAILY JOURNAL!,' PORTLAND, ' "WEDNESDAY EVENINO, ' JULY U 1807. PREDICTS GREAT GROWTH FOR COOS BAY REGION t '' Population of 25,000 to 30,000 Within Three Years Guess of rrominent Woolen Mllla Man Wonderful Iterer sal of Opinion Toward Portland Since the Quake. Coos bar U young men' region. Within three rwi It will have M.vOO in nnn roole." declared J. It- Bow man, of the BrownsvUle Woolen mills. who hss Just returned rrom a success ful business trip on the ooast. "At Marahfleld the greatest lumber mil) on the coaat Is being built, five brick bulld tngs are going up. the town baa a first class dally nrwspaprr, run by two of the beet young hustler In the busi- JTr. Bowman says there haa been a wonderful change In the feeling of Cooi bay people toward Portland. Where formerly It was all good will toward San Francisco and lllwlll to Portland, the altuatlon la reverted and Portland le regarded aa the most advantageous center of trade relation. The people of Coo bay have become convinced (hat Portland's attitude has been and la one of friendliness and fairness. The news papers, he says, of Portland and sotne of the business men have brought about the change. '1 have been going over to Coos bay In the line of business and pleasure for It years and only In the last two years have I suoceeded In getting any con siderable buslneas. I have this year sold a complete line of orders. For ears I have been much Interested in hat region, for I married a Coos coun ty girl and have numerous rrienas in j that rection.' Mr. Bowman said. "Coos bay has great resources in coal. timber and agriculture. Every farmer nas his gasatine jsunon. in one aay i iaw lined up at the Marshfleld wharf 10 gasoline boats la waloh farmers up the river had eome to town to trade. There are 09 of these boats on the waters tributary to the upper bay." A new hotel, which haa long been ?eeded at Marshfleld, la now being built, o cost .0Q0. The site has been bought and is being cleared. The build ing will be fOxlOO feet and contain 100 rooms, meet xmumm suuouff. in Marshfleld brick building Bowman' Roger are about to erect a ti nla Wilson, architects, of this city. The hree story fire proof planned by Travis Parisian Woman's "U. Renowned Beauty 1 r ''" ' .' ' ' ' ' Mainly Consists of Beautiful Complexions, . Specialist Gives Splendid Formula fireproof brick building to be erected at Marshfleld by Bowman ft Roger. Trayli ft Wilson, architects. 1 , , rr-- t, 1 At Breakfast TilT1 as a rule, Cocoa Xelillw is most appre ciated. The housewife who serves Ghirardelli's delic ious Cocoa for the breakfast of her loved ones does much to prepare them to meet all conditions of wMtTir. work Yir1 wnrrr. It lightens her own labors I also to building will be on of the first large brick structures on Coo bay. It will cost about 140.000 and will stand on a lot valued at $20,000. The building; will he of Newberg pressed brick, shipped from Portland. It will be 0xl00 feet and contain J offices and two or three tore room. At a recent meeting of the Marshfleld chamber of commeroe, C. A. Smith of Minneapolis made an address in which he said that within a radius of 75 mile of Coos bay there is more stand ing timber than has been sawed in Minneapolis bv all the mills there since the city waa founded. Minneapolis haa been the world's center of the lumber lnr industry. Mr. Smith' new Marshfleld mill now under construction will saw 700,000 fet every 24 hours, and wilt turn out finished lumber, furniture, shingles, aaah and doors snd other btproductg. .Already the construction payroll l 000 a day. He wild that he will ulti mately move his entire Minneapolis business to Coos bay, employing (.000 men in his timber and lumbering Indus trie. The ship channel on Coo bay bar haa Just been measured by government en gineers and there Is found 10 feet at low tide on the bar. A company ha been formed at Marshfleld to dredge a deep channel 800 feet wide in the upper bay. leading to Marshfleld and the Smith mill plant. The silt will be used to fill new lot back of Marsh fleld. Mr. Smith ia building at Newport News a steam schooner 381 feet long, to be used as a lumber carrier. It will draw 18 feet when loaded and It is the purpose of the company to maintain a cnnnnei in the Day mat will accora modate vessel of that draft. Io a recent interview Dr. Yean Val uer, the eminent dermatologist, made some very Interesting statement con cerning; the beauty of the fair sex. He claimed the highest type of features ana tnose that approach nearest to the old Oreek standards are to be found In America. Although the Frenoh laaies are worm renowned for their beauty, they lack the classical mould of face. But this defect Is evidently counter oaiancea Dy tneir maxoniess complexions. To this they give the most rigid care in the matter of diet ana aauy massages. it. vajner gave me rormuia ror a skin rood which he said had worked wonders for the society ladles of Paris ana which, though a simple mixture, is probably ths most effective known to science for restoring the normal rosy complexion and building up the undeveloped parte of the faoa, neck and bust. The formula is as follows: Two ounces of Rose Water; one ounoe Cologne Spirits, and four ounces Sar toln (crystallsed). Thi Sartoin is to be dissolved In a pint of hot water (not boiling), then when cooled to be strained through a line cloth, and the Rose Water and Cologne Spirits added. This is to be used twice a day and massaged well Into the skin, and If persisted in there will be no further need for powders or rouge. It Is not expensive, the In gredient being obtainable from any druggist, and coming from such high authority is well worth a thorough trial. BIG VEIN OF ANTHRACITE drtalt a cop of Ghirardelli's Cocoa WATCHES On Time-That Keep Time A splendid feature about our Watch business is that not only do we sell the same standard Watches sold by regular jewelers and at a lower price, but we allow you to wear the Watch while you are paying for it a small payment weekly. In the Waltham movements we can sell you a 17-jewel "P. S. Bartlett," with a 20-year case, screw back and bezel, for only $22.50 You Pay a Little Down and $1.00 a Week GBVURTZ Ccr. first and Yamhill &SONS Cor. Second and Yamhill Valuable Discover' by Acci dent in Whatcom Coun ty, Washington. (Special Piapetrb to Tti Joarnel ) Seattle, July 21. A large bed of an thracite coal, pronounced by experts to be equal to anything In Pennsylvania, has been found In Whatcom county. The discovery was made by O. A. Alexander, furely by accident. He was following he trail of a bear over the Cascade mountains when he fell over a lump of what he supposed was a black stone, lie examined it and found it to be high-grade anthracite. Analysis latsr. showed it to be 85 per cent carbon. Alexander then begun an Investigation of the land, of which he and two others are owners and found about 1.000 tons of the coal In light John T. Wheat man, manager of tbe Washington Saw Works, of this city, Is one of the own ers. The claim shows 112 feet on the trend, 40 feet on the dip and the depth I estimated st SO feet Several of fer for the land have been received, but all have been refused. Among the would-be buyers 1 the Great Northern. The property 1 twelve mile from the Great Northern line and four mile from the B. B A B C railroad. STUDENTS SUBDUE PHOSPHORUS FIRE Busy Quarter of an Hour at Univer sity of Washington Adminis tration Building. (Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) Seattle, July 24. The University of Washington administration building had a "narrow esoaDS from destruction by fire early yesterday morning Decause or i ,r to be designated as Juvenile court me xaci mai a jar containing uuauuiy judges in me disposition Of the Child, of phosphorus covered with water had : He mav be returned to his naj-anta and been cracked. Flames were discovered obliged to resort to the court at stated at i O ClOCK in uie cnemicai lauoraiury. The big university bell was rung and COHL LAUD FRAUD CASES Oil TRIAL Government Begins Prosecu tion of Alleged Glenwood Springs Conspiracy. (Joomil Special Service.) Milwaukee, Wis., July 24. The cases cf Chauncey Lloyd Jones, L J. Rosen berg and Ella Arnold, under Indict ment for conspiracy against tbe United States government in securing coal lsnds In excess of that amount allowed by statute, were called for hearing in court today. Tbe three defendants are representatives of the Federal Coal A Iron company. The oomplalnt against them alleges that they entered Into a conspiracy with others to defraud the government out of (.000 acres of land. This conspir acy, it 1 alleged, was entered Into at Glenwood Springs, Colorado, May 24, 1906. The defendant are charged with having inspired false affidavits of in tention to settle on land by men who filed on the lands In Question under the homestead law and paid It per acre for such lands. It is charged that there was no bona fide intention on the part of the men who filed homesteads on tbe lands to settle there, and that it waa but a scheme to sell the lands to the mining company. JUVENILE OFFENDERS ARE NOT CRIMINALS (Joernal Special Service.) Monroe. Mich., July 24. The annual meeting here of the Michigan Probate Judges' association, which will be la session three days, has topic of more than usual Importance scheduled for consideration. A matter of greatest importance to the association is the adoption of the new Juvenile court law which place the control of all juvenile offenders and those who are neglected or Ill-treated children under the Juris diction of the probate court. It is the idea of the statute to treat Juvenile of fender not as criminals but as per sons not having mind sufficient to form a criminal intent xne law gives very great latitude to the probata judges who the whole university community aroused, professors and students at the summer school appearing in force. The laboratory was nuea wun smoae, with the phosphorus flames licking the walls and out into tne nail. iaul Johnson and Phllo Hammons, two stu dents, went Into the burning room and removed the sizzling phosphorus, which was necessary before the fire could be quenched. Water and chemicals were powerless to extinguish the flames till this was done. The phosphorus Is entirely harmless so long as it is kept completely sub- mergea in waier. j ne jar, nowever, had become cracked and the water had leaked and evaporated away, exposing the phosphorus to the air, when it spon taneously ourst into name. Pendleton Pythians' Officers. (Special Dispatch to Ths Journal.) Pendleton, Or., July 24. Lodge No. 4, Knlhts of Pythias, has elected the following officers: Dan P. Smythe, chanoellor commander; M. 8. Kern, vlco chancellor; J. H. Estes, prelate: E. B. Aldrich, master of work; D. B. waffle, master at arms; Clyde Finch, Inner guard; Walter Whitman, outer guard. YOU imi Is out of order. Tou go to bed In a bad humor and get up with a bad taste In your mouth. Tou want something to stimulate your liver. Just try Her bine, the liver regulator. A positive cure for constipation, dyspepsia snd sll liver complaints. Mrs. F ., Fort Worth, Texas, writes: "Have used Horblne In my family for years. Words can't express what I think about It. Everybody in my house- . hold are happy snd well, and we owe It I to Herbine Bold by all druggista Intervals, or he may be required to pay rine or aaroage tor destroyed property, or he may be sent to the Industrial school at Lansing. It Is the general opinion' among the probate Judges and others interested In the subject that the new law will bring about a great prog ress in the care of the juvenile in Michigan. The officer of the association In charge of the annual meeting are: Pres ident, Judge W. M. Snell, Bault Ste. Marie; vice-president, Judge J. M. Har ris, Charlevoix: secretary-treaaurer, Judge F. H. Williams, Allegan. Midland Acre Traets. An acre for the price of a lot. Knapp & Mackey, room 2, Chamber of Commerce. Chapln & Herlpw. 222 Ohamer of Commerce. Mexican Mustang Liniment Goes qulokly to the very core of the disease and stops the most deep-set, excruciating pains almost Instantly. Mexjcan Mustang Liniment Oures every sllmenl of Man or Besst thst good, honest Liniment sss sure, Hons better, on so Sjood. CHEYENNE TO HOLD FRONTIER FIESTA (Journal Special Service.) Cheyenne, Wyo.. July 24. Tbe elev enth annual Frontier days celebration and carnival opens in Cheyenne tomor row and already crowds of visitors are coming In from Denver and numerous other points. Over 1,000 people are to participate in the carnival this year, giving the most elaborate repro duction of wild west sports ever seen. Many cowboys are on hand from all farts of Wyoming and they, with the ndlans in their red and yellow blankets, ere attracting much attention from the visitors. Already the streets are lined with bootns and street raKirs and ped dlers ars crying their wares from every corner. The entire city Is prpfusely decorated for the occasion. The pro- rw m nail 4 rw a Inner Hat 4 aKau i I evil lactases vi p v vg, wtvwj i and Indian races, bucking contests, steer ! T rnn np rnntAMtft nann concert ann In- ' are full of race horses being put In ' condition for the races. Home fast horses have been secured and It Is ex pected that some record time win pe made. DRY SUNDAYS NOW AT WESTPORT, WASH. (Special Dispatch to The Journal) Westport, Washington, July 24. This place was closed tight Sunday, not only the saloons, but every store, cigar stand or stand for refreshments being shut up Acting Bherlff W. W. Anstle came down from .Aberdeen Saturday and gave the order to put the lid on, which was faithfully obeyed. Only a ball game between a team from Aberdeen and the local team served to enliven . the Sab bath calm. Some ayropathy wa felt for the men who had opened fruit and eandv stand to sell to camper and Sunday excursionists, as the season is short, but there was general satisfac tion with, the closing of the saloons. Lewis Boran Drowned, fSseeUl Dispatch to The Joanial.) Astoria. Or.. July 14. Coroner Pohl was notified yesterday that Lewis Boran working on in tsanoorn-tuuing com- ... r .... . . ... .. n j- - " tr While Theyj&ast To each purchaser of 50c or more an elegant Japanes Fan THE BEST ARTICLE AT THE RIGHT TIME IS GRAPHS JUICE expressed from Concord Grapes. Pints, 25c j dozen, $2.50. Quarts, 50c f dozen, $5.00 Talking Machines A GUARANTEED MACHINE with 6 records, $13.60. We cany a complete stock of up-to-date Columbia' Disc and Cylinder Records and have a room to dem onstrate them in. Photo Specials Tripods, regular $1.75 value for. ... . . $1.20 Lamps, regular'$1.00 value for .50o In our Photo Annex The Portland Photo Supply Co. we carry a complete stock of EASTMAN KODAKVJ ana supplies, gooa tor everyDoay. Aluminum Soap Box and Cake of Soap . .25c Rexall Violet Talcum, with puff. , 25c Bath Brush and Towel for .., ... ........90c Skidmore Drug Co. 149 and 151 THIRD STREET Ralph Crysler, Prop. Before Going to the Beach, Outfit Yourself for the Summer at Our Great ANTICIPATION SALE The values we offer bring out men who do not ordinarfly frequent clearance sales; men who are particular about what they wear. They come and buy because they recognize every article to be. of the highest grade, such as we regularly carry, at prices way below anything offered in Portland this season. A buy now is an investment for the summer. We are rebuilding; we must have room. Take advantage of the conditions. Specials "tf '& SUMMER UNDERWEAR BATHING SUITS Varying tastes call for different styles, materials, Dont rent or, worse still, bor- etc. We have the best grade lisle thread, mercer- buy a fog guit noWf ized cotton, crepe de Saute lisle, balbriggan. Nain- and to td to sook, light wool, in plain and fancy colors, the shirts whh the regular long, athletic or half sleeves ; e W the urf' the drawers in regular knee or short length, all the le yoa streaked and lowest possible prices. striped. These are good ones: 2fJn. $1.35 ....$2.35 $1.50 grade, 1 1 A now. . . $3.00 grade, tlj (( $1.25 oracle. Q C now V-vV o - m m si 65 $1,10 nOW i WejsF 75c irrade. A C $1.00 grade . ' f XL now , now C eV STRAW HATS Regular $3.00 igrade. $2.00 Enr.$f:0.0.grad.e.'..$3.35 Regular $4.00 grade, $2.65 Repar $10-00 grade, $5.00 Watch Our Windows Daily ROBINSON .&' CO. 289 WASHINGTON STREET mmvvM)vvvTTMMMM Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stom ach, Torpid Liver and Chronic Constipation. Pleasant to take mm Laxative Fruit Syrup FOB BAZM BT AUt PBTTCHHW. Cleanses the system thoroughly and, clears sallow complexions of pimples and blotches. It is guaranteed sv pony's Bay Vlsw scsnlo grounds.' was Orownsd ysstsrday morning, coroner Pohl left for ths sosns and will rsturn with ths body for burls!. win tssturs summsr undarwaar for men. Robinson 4 Co. Se ps (. 0EE WAGON -CRUSHES SKULli OF NEWSBOY (Spsdsl DUpstclj t Ths gears!,) Halsna, Mont, July 14. Eddl Henry, IK 10-yaar-old nswsboy, wss Instantly klllsd hsrs today. Ha was riding on ths braks-beam of an ors wagon carry ins; lumbar to a near-by mlns, when soms bystander shouted to him to dis mount from his danasrous position, Ths boy Jumped, but fell with his bead under the wheel. vsr i -.J A , .. -V' z y -A. .