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OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1907,
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New IormItory, to B . the School Home of Hundreds of Girl Stadentt.
" 8pdl DUpatck to X1i JTowmL
; Corrallii, , Aug. ll."Wldo Hll,"
tb fcudaome 180,000 gtrla dormitory
at th Orefoa AcrloultunU collets : U
a rapidly nearlnr outward completion. It
la a magnificent atructure and a credit
not only t ttae city of CorvaUle and
to Benton county, but to the entire
. atate. Ita dlmenalone are 10z2St feet,
.and It contains a total of 191 , rooms
: and closeta
There are 1ST bedrooms of an arerare
six of about ltxiO feet; these roomi
- hare lt-foot ceiling's and each Is fitted
with a lavatory and provided with hot
and cold water. The building1 Is fur
nished with steam heat throughout and
, each room is lighted with electricity.
There are 14 bathrooms, each fitted
with a ' tOO-nound castlron, eorcelain-
lined tub and there are it wash toilets.
The dining room Is located In the
basement and la 48x67 feet There are
tw reception rooms, one 81x66 and
another 26x80.
mall Cost of ZJvlng There.
The buildlne- Is orovlded with eook
lng, sewing and laundry laboratories
brick Is used In this bulldina. the main
body being In buff with trimmings of
chocolate brlcka
The O. will furnish the entire
building for use of the girl students,
except tnat each gin win rurnish ner
own bedding. The board will cost 88.60
per weeic Tne south half or the build
ing will be completed by the end of
eepiomoer, wnen school opens, and stu-
I dents will then be admitted. By. Christ
mas. Mr. Snook, the contractor, will
have the handsome srtucture completed.
The cost of the building will be between
878,000 and 880,000.
MURDERERS START "HAPPY FAMI LY"
IN CELL IN THE COUNTY JAIL
Murderer George L, Blodgett, who
hot and killed Alice Mlnthorn. alias
Gordon, a ' variety actress, at the' Van
Noy hotel In this city In March of last
- year, and whose execution Is stayed
pending decision on an appeal to tne
state supreme court, erstwhile author
and would-be philanthropist, has added
another occupation to his necessarily
limited Hat at the Multnomah county
Jail. For months past Blodgett has di
vided his time alternately between writ
ing, reading and training - canary. The
bird In question has reached the height
of Its owner's ambitions and so Blod
gett set about to find another pet.
One day last week he succeeded In
catching; a mouse running about his cell
In murderers' row. . The guards fur
nished a box and cage, which Blodgett
rigged up as a safe keeping place for
his new acquisition. . j
In fact the mouse Is not altogether
owned by Blodgett, but equal posses
sion Is divided between Blodgett and
Albert Oleman, the youthful slayer of
his foster mother, Mrs. Ayers. Had It
not been for the timely sssistance of
the latter, Blodgett admits that the
mouse would still probably be at lib
erty.
Blodgett and Oleman occupy adjoin
ing ceiis in muraerers row, wnicn open
Into a Joint court. They are at liberty
during day hours to uss the court and
they chat as they see fit or go from one
cell to the other. The day the mouse
was spied by Blodgett, Oleman hap
pened to be talking with him and be
tween the two the little rodent was
made a prisoner.
"I shall trr and tame the little fellow."
said Blodgett "Oleman la Interested,
too. ana ne says ne win neip me."
SPHID FUIIOS ON PMKIWIBM
coiirnojios !"
Judge Webster and Commis-
sioners Determining the
Needs of Highways.
New Entrance Way Being
Cut to Prevent Crush
at Turnstile. '
WILL SPEND THBEE
DAYS IN COUNTRY
Visitors to the pure food exhibition
which the Grocerymen's association will
give In the Exhibition hall need not
fear a dangerous crush at the old en
trance steps to the hall, which In the
past havs resulted In frequent minor
accidents and some more serious onea
Caroenters are now at work cutting a
large new entrance from the street Into
the hall, 4 n which the steps both -outside
and within the building are done away
Fonda to Carry on New Work, to wlihH?lt,05ethep nd i"1 wcltne
Supervisors
- Through
to Take Officials I
District Plenty of
Be Completed Before Winter.
County Judge Webster, accompanied
by. County Commissioners Barnes and
Llghtner. left yesterday for a gen
eral inspection of all roads throughout
Multnomah county, with the end In view
to determining Just what is needed in
road work reconstruction and repairing
of bridges. The trio left Portland over
the O. W. P. line early and the
first stop was made at Estacada,
Where one of the 14 county road super
visors met the officials with a horse
and buggy and took them over road
' sections under his Jurisdiction.
The Inspection will take three days'
time and when the party returns to
Portland It Is expected that a number
of things will be ordered which will
greatly benefit road and bridge con
ations urougnout tne county.
The decorations in the new booths
and the arrangement of the exhibits for.
me snow is Doing supennienaea oy j.
N. Snyder, who has had charge of many
similar shows In the east and who is
regarded as an authority on exhibition
arrangements and decoration. The big
bulldins Is filled with workmen today
and the extensive alterations are being
rushed so tnat there win oe no oeiay in
receiving tne exnioits.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS
DEBATE EEFEBENDUM
(Special Dtipatch to The Joonul.)
OlymDla. Auir. 20. State School
Superintendent R. B. Bryan has ad
dressed a circular letter to the Drlncl
pals of all the accredited schools in tho
state or wasningion, aavising uiem that
a second series or joint aeoatea would
be held during tne coming winter, be
ginning; on November 15. The winning
team will be awarded a nrize of 8150
ri..an inn inn mains- ream in rn rinsi
JTor weeks paat comnlalnta have been I dohata will receive a nrize of ISO. Th
jnaas nai repairs to roads and bridges debate this winter will be on the sub-
wers necessary in various carts of I lest:
Multnomah county, but little action has "Resolved. That the state of Wash
been taken because the commlaalnnara Inrtnn should adoot the avstem nf In I.
xiave oeen unaoie personally to inspect I native and rererenoum as set rorth in
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um 1 uwio. xniw im me nrsi. lime mis I seciion n, iltlivi at. ui ma uunBiuuuon
summer inai judge weoster has found or tne state 01 Oregon.
it possiDie to "accompany the commis
sioners and a thorough inantinn will
result. After flnlshlnar lnsnectlon about WIT rBBV AMD WOUT
Estacada- the party will proceed under J whew your child has a severe cold. You
uiuanc. 01 aniniwr supervisor in Due- need not rear pneumonia or other nui.
gles over additional territorv. Thna. mnntrr Alaeasea. Keen sunnllaM m-tk
according to present arrangements, trips I Ballard's Horehound Syrup a positive
will be made with each one of the 11 1 cure for colds, coughs, whooping cough
supervisors throughout the county, and bronchltla Mrs. Hall of Sioux
wuuge vveDster oeiore departing an-1 Falls, S. D., writes: "i have used your
nounced he expected to be home in
time to hold court again Thurs
day morning. If possible he will be in
- chambers at the courthouse some time
late Wednesday afternoon, as a number
01 important matters must come before
tne county court tnis week, one in par
ticular being the hearing of a lunacy
wonderful Ballard's Horehound Svrun
on my cnuaren mr nve years, its re
sults have been wonderful. Sold by all
aruMists.
1 - The present trtp was made especially Makes the skin . ) - u.
' fSS, now beclU18? 01 like Too want it Doe, H ln moment
that, the fund for repair work on I v J w" """' "-i
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bridges and reconstruction of county
roads has been arowina- stearin ,t,i
county commissioners feel that atten
- tlon should be given to such work u i
.necessary before the winter season sets
,nr,wJu2,.Webter..,"Jn Perfect accord
witntba vlewaof the commUsioners
and residents throughout the count?
will be more than pleased to know that
their requests will shortly be complied
With at least in a majority of Instances.
No definite plans have been formu
lated inus oany in tne inspection, but i i -j -o u
tiie county commissioners went on A "qtiid preparation for the Face, Neck,
recora Deiortn start to the effect I Arms ana 11 ands,
uirrw mm. .uiutioiib uvnoj in sight to
make any and all - needed repairs -all
over -the county. That -means that
county roads should be in pretty good
hape to withstand . winter travel next
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petroit unions are following "the ex-
mrle of their Chicago and St Louis
brethren ln tho matter of arranging to
roorerate wiiU farmers to secure prod
tu'. without the Intervention of the
Cannot be detected.
It is neither sticky nor greasy.
It's harmless, clean and refreshing.
Two colors, Pink and White. .
Vat it morning, noon and night. Spring,
owner, jrail,Winter. SAMPLE FREE,
44 th Fifth st BaooaLn, M.T. ;
BITE Oil
ELECTRIC BULB
Mysterious Chubs Caught In
r : Crook County Lake in"
" -.f NbTel Manner.
In i a deep lake on Paulina mountain
In southern Crook county is a species
of pea green colored chub that Is so
timid no' one haa been able to snare
them with a fly or spoon and they will
not touch bait of anv kind on a hook.
The j-ecord has Just been broken In this
rearard by Judae J. W. Robinson nf
Olympia, who, by the use of an electrlq
fly end tackle, caught a largs baskst of
these rare fish.
Judge Robinson, accompanied or O.
P. Burrows of Hoqsrainvdamea Bur
rows of Nebraska and W. I Adams of
Hoausitn. haa Just returned from a wa
gon tour of central Oregon, the object
of which trtp was health and recreation.
The Judge and O. P. Burrows are ex-
part fishermen and after years of pis
catorial contest In Washington lakes
and streams, had not been able to reach
definite settlement as to superiority
of skill and ingenuity. When they en
countered tne sny ana sreen sea onuo
of Paulina lake, the question was for
ever aettled and the medal awarded to
Judge Robinson.
Judge Kooinsons metnoa was novel
and probably never has been tried be
fore in Oregon water a He deslamed and
perfected it a year ago while trolling
n a iaae in tne uirmpio mountain ai-
ter much eorreanondeace with a firm
of tackle makers he succeeded In hav
ing made a long silken-bound line con
taining two thread-like copper wires and
a nllant that It could be handled on an
ordinary copper reel. At the end of the
line he fastened a small spoon about six
inches above which he attached to the
leader a miniature Incandescent eleo
With a small storage battery tacked
away In hia fish basket the Judge waa
thus equipped to search the depths, like
a nautical Diogenes, and go after. the
fish in their dark rock caves.
When he went to central Oregon he
earried one of these outfits,- unknown
to his rivsl, Burrowa They heard about
the wonderful pea green chubs of Pau
lina laka long after they arlved at the
mountain, and both had secretly deter
mined to take a few nice specimens
from the depths of the lake. The better
part of a day, morning and evening, was
SDOnt y DO 111, Ult mr, duiiuwa wmi
sway without having a nibble or
The Judge caught some large speci
mens, which proved to oe pi rinest tex
ture and flavor when fried with baoon
grease and flour. - It Is said the strsnge
chubs floe from everything except
their own kind, but wnen tney. saw
the slowly recurring flashes of the
little electrical bulb their curiosity led
them to investigate closer, whereupon
they lnvarlaoly took the epoon sus
pended under It.
POWDER TO BEING
UP WAnTS BODY
tttoariMl Slinateh to The Joomel.V
Lewlston, Ida, Aujr. 10. The search
for the mUslng Edward WahL tK Oen
eaee farmer who is supposed to-have
committed suicide in- the Clearwater
river last Monday, is continued, many
of the hands on his farm aiding the
officials and bis brother, Sherman WahL
preparations are complete to drag tne
river at the point where the hounde
tracked Wahl to a deep pool, and in
this place powder will be used, to
raise the body if It Is there. Orappllns
books have been procured and the work
will go on until tome trace of the mis
sing man has been found.
Metsrer sells diamonds at 10 ner eenl
profit. 141 Wash, at
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Thrce-Piccc Summer arid Outing Suits
30
Discount
$18.00 Suits
$20;00 Suits
$25.0Q Suits
$30.00 Suits
$12.50
$14.00 H
$17. SO
. . v $21,00
zuvo uii Dines ana jDiacKs
SALE ENDS SLPT. 1st
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311 MORRISON
Opp. PotoffIoes
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For fall information call on
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'Aast Gen. Pin. Agent
2S5 Morrison Street
Portland, Or.
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"K 7 E have been telling you of the exceeding rich
vv ness of HEIDELBERG soil.
We are going to show you what HEIDELBERG
will grow, what it is growing now.
We are going to make the fact, sthat HEIDEL
BERG soil will grow anything, so evident thaUthe
most skeptical can not doubt.
We are going to give away tons of fruit plucked
from HEIDELBERG trees. We will convince you
that anything that will grow in the Northwest will
flourish in this beautiful spot.
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TUNITY OF SEEING ALL THIS FOR YOUR
SELF. WATCH THE PAPERS FOR FURTHER
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Ths J. M. Aehoson Company's big store and factory plant. Fifth and
Alder streets. Is ooneeded to be ths best equipped and practical la the
West. Lighting system unexcelled. The company Is seven ysars eld
started with a cspltal stock of ti.60 spltalised now at I1S0.000. Has
a paid-up capital of about 1 1 0.000, and additional subscribed stock of
$24,000. Assets about 1 1(0,000. not Including unsubscribed stock. Lla-
- btllties less thsn ons third the asseta Doing a business of ever IH0,
00 a year. Unsubscribed eapltsl stock Is for sale la amounts of 1100
up 10 per cent Interest or dividend guaranteed also trade discount al
lowed stockholders on all goods purchased by them In the store. Ia
connection with the department store Is men's tailoring and woolens;
also a grocery Store, Ton can save enough on your grocery bills te
elothe yourself. The company owns the flve-story brick. Ita ladles gar-
, ment factory, men s clothing and grocery departments sre located In.
Very good esset Isn't Itt Subscriptions eaa be msde for weekly or
menthly saving payments. Call, drop as a card, or All tn the following
subscription for the amount you desire and how you wish to pay the
same and msll It to as and we will call and complete your connection
with the company.
X, the aaderslffaed, Teereby smbscrlbe tn .shares
of tho Capital Meek ef The 3. M. Aeaeaoa Company, no prtee of
said Capital stock la the pas yalas of Oas Delia ($1.00) et share,
yayAblo as fellows i , ..'
Tko laeorporated Capital Itoek ef Ths J. r. Aeheeea Oosapaay tr
One Xnadred Tlfty Taoasaad (180,000) shares, aea-asseisatle.
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s Beerstary and Attorney.
Facmc Coast
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and Cotton Root Pllla The bst
and only reliable remedy for bid
LATl5 PKRIODS. Cure the
most obstinate eases In 1 ta is
dsya - Price S3 per box. mailed In plain
wrapper. Sold by druagiats everywhera
Address T. J. PIERCE, 111 First street.
Portland. Orejron. '
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