TTTE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, TinJRSDAY .: EVENINO, SEPTEMBER 28, mt.
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ACTIVE UrPIOuEER : PWJT M17 BUSHES
V LIEE OF OLD PREGOIJ:
(Continued from Far One)
Captain Charles La, Follette
Passes Away at a Kipo .
uia Age.
Wednesday night th Committeemen
will; meet at th Commercial . Club , to
perfect plant for , th ' campaign for
fund. Th personnel of th commit
tee. a prepared laat night Is as fol
Abstract and aocoontantaA i.'n
lay, W. R. Mackenala, a B. Pf abler.
JiAljrl8nv.,r PParatus, adding and
bllltna machine tf. ft. Anriramra. TT U
Advertiser and
aenclaaW. ' A M
Aaniay, . y. uaapman, uoaaa Mom
ohn. it. M. IfalL ,
Agricultural Imnlementan. nr Pnn.
Follette, In Moniavma, ye-inic, . u. narrow, inomas Keierson.
Arcniioi Mr. serines, u. c Lewis,
Captain Charlaa La Folletta, . a pio
neer at 1849. and ona of tha bulldara
of Oregon, dlad at tha homa of hla son.
tarda. Cantain La Folletta. who alnak.Ac"IA,0lrr
hit military tlUa from service against Automobile empthles--r." M. Cow.
tha Indiana with tha Flrat Oregon la-IH. I Kaata, Our B. Hohnan.
fan try waa anttva In tha mDt hlitorrl in. awnin
..... vm
and politic f tha stat of Oregon. Ha
waa an eloquent speaker and stumped
ton. M. F. Brady,
Hakers Arthur
Pfaff, EL O. Gloss.
uana instruments,
g. uaa, axia, babbitt
It Wemme, Frank Day
Helssler,- WUllara
and oar natures, eares u w. Boon, C
E. York, Robert Lutka.
Ranki mnA Kai n W r w IT.4 .: wA awtlrl ..
ham, H. H. Newbill, Lning Stout, J.
Barbers George FsbveL T. IL How-
ard, George Stenger.
Barrela. basket, bathtub, baths and
beltlnr G. P. Clerln. A. P. Hanson. D.
B, Arthur.
Bicycle And repairs -W. B. Kernan,
C. F. Wright r. K Clodlua. .
Billiard halla Mr. porter. J. W.
Bowie.
Blacksmith and blacksmiths'
I M. B. Heaoock, A. H
B.
lllne. Charlaa
Trankman, M. .
ttitMA?.$.!c3
Cbarlea La Follette.
Wirt
Blank book manufacturera Bi H. Kll
ham, John Mann, W. A. T. Baahong.
Hotela and boardlna-houaea Phil
MeUchan Jr., U. C Dlcklnaon, E. N
Sargent
- Box manufaoturara ' ' braaa foundara
brewera and brawara agenta, wholeaaU
wlnea. etc F. A. Douta, C. 8. Cobb. W.
F. Prlar. ,
- Brick manufaetnrara Jamea Andtr
ton. Thomaa K. Mulr. A. M. Smith.
Ivua.u.u f . VUllUllIf Mil II lu.l
bualneaa chance F. E. Baach, Charlaa
W. Nottingham, M. IS. Johnaon.
t-ar a engravers, carpet cleanera, car
pat layara, carpeta wholeeale William
Klumpp, J. A. Gray, F. E. Qullty.
Bualneaa colleaea H. W. Behnka.
Charlaa W, Lawrence. A. P. Armstrong.
, Butcher auppUe. button, cabinet, can
and earwheel manofacturlna; A. A. Da-
kum, Charlea coopey, F. W. Praei
the valley often In behalf of hla party.
."Born In Putnam county. Indiana. Sep.
tamber II. 1829. Charlea La Follette
waa 78 year old. When a young man
he waa lured to California by the dla-
covery of gold In that atata. and waa I Charlea E. Allison, Thomaa ,
painters.
wai-
Carpet -waavara. carriage
carriage and wagon makers A. P,
an. 3 TXT XfS2lnn Vr.nl, T.AnA
Hacks, cartoons, cash realstars. cedar
olaa.' cereals w. A. Heaslon. B. B.
organ, W. A. Ooae.
Broom. Duggy, too manufacturing.
bulldara' hardware F. A. Stuhr,
numbered among those who composed civil engineers and surveyors W B.
tha first ruah In 1849. He taurht I ri xr g iw, w A nrnmt.hl
achool and engaged In the lumbar bual- clothing atorea R. M- Gray. Ben
ness until the Oregon eountryv revealed I gninc. F O. Buffum.
to him frreater poaalbllltles. Commission merchant W. B. Glafke,
. ir ... , f." J. Page, L. K. Meuie.
tauaht Denmanshlo In Pacific university I si .- .. vr n .ni,in
la th early dava ofthat Institution. WinUm Storey. M. C. Banflald.
r?-?"1? ry.A- "noagTaae. or an-i confectlonera, mannfacturlng whole-
"LZ'J"JU'7 "l,XuZ IXirZXJESS retall-S. L. Beary. L. Q. Bwet
la Orea-on accomollshment. Mr. La wn4i, ."fl?.?"'??;
Follette settled In Polk county In 18M I ..rV. p V riik
v.. .0. " w rrrtaa anil nnanara cm
John
nd Uvea there untn
was admitted to the bar.
cornloe and
check
M -i- .rntnflS hv Jiov.Fnnr nihha cracker manufacturing, counter chec)
:Bwdn.So?rnrfb Maney, H. Wlttea
Oregoh1
Oregon company which waa atatloned
at Vancouver. While fighting Indiana
In tha eastern part of the atate he es
tablished and founded Camp Polk, , In
Crook county. Boon after ha waa ap
pointed by General Grant to take
charge of the Indian agency at Grand
Rnnde, and filled this position for four
years, finally settling at Sheridan,
where he lived until 1890. Since that
time his home haa been with hla son
In Portland. . .
Twice Captain La Follette waa elect
ed to the legislature and campaigned
wun -jjen nayaen. ine campan
those days were sruelinr.
war waa In prorreaa. and fee!
running high. Although compel
ramsip. In Salem during an-- e-reitlng
rampaign in lamnni county, nis laat,
on adcount of falllnr health, ha waa
elected and had alwjtye been proud and
grateful for the support given him on
that occasion. He was a staunch pro
niDiuonisi and .Republican.. At
time tie was -at the head of the
servlde In thin district. -
The children whom he leave behind
are Edith Foster, wife of the treas
urer of. Yamhill county; Olllo 8anpln
"fleld. Pratum, Marion county; W. G.
La Follette. Chehalis. Washington; C
B. L Follette practicing attorney In
Portland, and Heater La Follette. Beat,
tie, Washington.. The funeral will be
neia tomorrow ,at Bneriaan, the old
noma mi ine aepartea piogeer,
cna in
Tha civil
ting waa
led to
one
civil
CROWDS EXAMINE
REMARKABLE MODEL
HdW Land Lies at Tillamook Bay
Resort Clearly Shown by
, - the Miniature.
A rhrnutely' eitact model of' the piece
ot property under discussion la an
experiment hitherto untried on the Pa
cific coast, but "tb. number of visitors
at the public exhibition of the Bay
ocean Park miniature thla week has
P'oved the Innovation to be of real
value. Photographa oannot be compared
to It as an aid to Verbal explanation.
I would like to aee your model," la
heard about every- half hour In the of
flcea of the Potter-Chapln Realty com
pany. Guch bulldlna. Every detail of
the contour of the beautiful wooded
pcnjnsula between the oeean and Tllla
moOk bay is clearly shown. Attending
the publlo exhibition of thla model Is
almost aj good a atanding on the
breeie taelf ' w nf th a'orlou
h ' '"' " " ' 1''
;alnsprtng. II. M auger's, 14s Wash, !
err. H. M. Mear.
Curios, cutlery, delicatessen, cream
erlea and separators, crockery and
glassware Charles H. Lilly, r. M. aei
ler. R. F. Pre el.
Dentists vr. r. K. uox. ut. j. uune.
Dr. Emmet UraKe.
Drayaare H. w. uoaaara. Ham Her
man. Cnmmlnars.
Dry roods, wholesale and retail I. N
Flelachnsr. W. H. Markell. H. C. Wort
man.
Elevators and electric companies, edge
tool-makers, engineers E. F. Cannon.
O. R. fitubba. B. I. Dasent.
Fir . apparatus E. B. Duffy, A. O.
tiinr John Wood.
East side business house John F.
Cordray,-John M. Healey, Francla I. Mc
Employment agencies Charlaa H.
Hansen. R G. Drake. E. W. Eldrldge.
Dyera and cleanera J. A. Barretta,
Herman Knke.
Express and drayae S. W. Herrman,
M. J. Drlacoll, Thomaa Gray.
Ral aatata ajid . Investments W .M.
Killlnasworth. Charles K. Henry. E. L.
Thompson.
Rnlformakera O. F. Gravea.
Boiler and engines Jamea Monks,
Joseph Supple.
Chlneae merchant and Chinese In
naril Said Back.
. . . . . m n . .
fuDiio cnooi n. t. uampraii n. v
George
Wlttenharr. Frank Rirler.
lonsein.
Florists Blrgen
Otten, Albert JT CI
larke.
H.
n . . r .. 1... u.i..
C. Wortman. H. D. RamsdeU, William
Kennard. Henry Roberta.
Druggist L. G. Clarke, A. W. Allen,
J. M. A. Laue, Ed L. Estes, .
Wholeeale grocer Frank A. Spencer,
I. Lang, Edward unrman.
Retail hardware A. A. Dekum, War
tar Honevman.
Saddles Ambrose Cronln, George
Lawrence Jr. , -
Tnauranca comnanles John L. Hart
man, - Samuel P. Lockwood, Harvey
G'Bryan, N, W. Rountree. -Manufacturer
William H. , Corbett.
rrharlea E.'8mith,- ' -
Laundries R. B. McClung, John Talt,
Joseph A. Cook.
Lawyer W. M. Pwla, W. L. Boise,
D. Soli Cohen, R. B. Slnnott.
Livery, sale and boarding s tables
Ellis McLean. D. C Anderson, W. H.
Warrena.
Lumber manufacturer, dealers and
loggers, sash and doors R. D.- Inman,
LocKera'
worth jr.
Ransom, Samuel Connell.
supplies George K. Went.
Meat market, packer and cannera
M. Warren, Alex Friedman. C- N.
Painter and supplies and manufao
glass
Dunne, C, F.
turers
David N.
ace.
lass H. J. Flaher,
5". Pleraon. '
Doct'ora and surgeon Dr. Da v Raf-
fet. Dr. B. E. Miller, Dr. K. A. - J. Mac
kenzie, Dr H. W. Co. Dr. Andrew C.
Smith. . '. 'r ' -1
Plumbers ana gaa ntters. aieam m-
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For the Benefit of the Oregon Trust & Savings
Bank 'Depositors and Other Creditors
The Sale of Ihe $111,080 Stock Continues With Unabated Fury
Every day the Interest grows more intense; The buying spirit increases with fervor, and as the amount of merchandise;
decreases., the prices grow" smaller and smaller. Hundreds of lo ts are condensed daily and prices marked upon them to
close are positively absurd in their littleness.
for Friday We Have Marked Thousands of Dollars' Worth of New and Staple Goods at Half Price
AND ABSOLUTELY EVERY ARTldLEIN THE HOUSE IS FORCEFULLY REDUCED! MAKE YOUR DOLLAR DO, THE
DUTY OF TWO BY "ATTENDING TH SALE OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE DEPARTMENT STORE STOCK BY THE.' AST
SIGNEE. SALE OPENS AT 9 A. M. FRIDAY.
a ' . i ' r.i
of Seasonable, Stylish Merchandise in a Mighty,
Massacre-Doors Open at 9 oXIock a. m
Worth
$11 1 ,000
Merciless
East Side Cars All
Stop in
Front of the Doors
By Order of J. P. KENNEDY, Assignee of the
; OH TAHKIU. rR0alj
All Cars Transfer
Direct
to the Doors
The Store That Made the Corner Famous at Third and Yamhill Sts.
wholesale supplies
C rtuaniirni
Flour and feed mills William
H. C. Bohlman, D.
H. L. Bruce,
Rushlight.
V,
Jobes, Joseph W. Ganons. Bernard, Al-
bers. Charlea W.. Notttnanara.
Furniture H. A. Calef. Phil Gevurta
Fletcher Unn. Ira. EL Powers.
Furriers John P. Plaaemann, Adolph
Reiner, Frank Rummelln, Sol Bllver
fleld Printers George Peaslee. -' Milton
Markewlts. John Mann.
Restaurants R. A. Proudfoot, Ernest
House, J. J. Kruse.
Saloons Sol Blumauer, Charles Klrch
ner, Minor Lewis.
Tailors and trimmings J. B. Coffey,
Charles Coopey, A. H. Grlswold.
Transportation companies, steamboat
and railways E. E. Lytle, Charles
Stinger. Hy Dickson.
Tobacconists, wholesale and retail
Ed- Schiller, A. fihepston, Harry Back,
Matt Foeller.
Telephone C. JsT. Black. R. M. Hall,
W. M. Schrader.
sauainr.
Chamber Commerce HL C Olltner, F.
O. Downin. H. M. Cake.
Marauam Dr. 8. Sandford Whiting,
Henrv Waldo Coe. R. C. yenney.
uregonian oeorge acromoerg, w. J.
Hoffman. A. K Macks v.
Dekum. Washing-ton. Hamilton jonn
Welch. Francis Clarno. M. D. Wisdom.
Sherlock ii. C. prince, i. Is. w niit, r .
K. Hart.
Aluswortn ueorge n. i nomas, juage
Reed. .
Raleigh Lk M. Goraon, ur. crawrora.
Dr. J. H. Neagle. .
Ruasei ur. ts. bkitx. w. j. unr.
Fenton Gus C. Moser. Sanderson
lUM Pharlaa MCDonell.
Well-Fargo tux. jacaaon, uut u.
A nrirtnn
Couch. Buchanan. Swetland Jay Up
ton. E. B. McFariana. ueorge I Hutcnin
Mulkev James uieaaon, f. w. Mm-
v rs W Allen.
Lafayette John J. jennes, ur. w. a.
Hit, x A. T.OA.
Allskv W. T. Harroto, vr. wuiiam
runn .Tnhn P. waeer.
Falllna. commercial wuiiam .
Beck Jr.. Colonel Robert Miller, J. S,
Mohawk, camoringe uan mcAuen,
Horace Bulterfleld, George w.'Bimons.
Concord A. A. couriney, waiiace aic-
Camant. W. A. Gordon.
Macleay ur. j. ueu. a. a. omrmr,
Dr. J. A. Stewart.
WnrMittr F. W. Jenkln. William
MacMaster. George M. Healy.
Tllford Dr. A. j. tsroon. ur. .
Moore, J. C Steven.
Lumber Exchange wm v. rsieei, w.
J.
Inspect
ion Day at
rralev's
a
'Wi.mshcokiittf4niii:pitr, and also those who
have not; become acquainted with our distinctive millinery
moaes, to visit us on a mp 01
inspection, and look over -our
magnificent stock doubled in
size and ' including the great
est possible variety of elegant
ly trimmed; hats.; '
We employ only experienced
saleswomen,- skilled jn the art
of knowing faces and the indi
yidual droop or tilt of hat suit
able to each type. We insist
on selling becoming hats; that
is the reason those who visit1
us are pleased; also, our prices .
for these, artistic, becoming. ,
"hats are less than 'for' regular
stock models eisewnetef
- w i fam at
212-214 THIRD
Cor, Salmon iSi.
VVi-'V.w-.-
HATS Of DISTINCTION
Cnnir Tom Word
i..kio n v Xfnltnn. f rj. Cohan.
S!S)n L. J. Goldsmith," Dr. A. P1.
Watson, Dr. D. Nelson.
Flledner J. M. iianaau, r u. smiu,
Dr. D. Nelson. , .
Labbe Dr. E. J. Labbe, Thomaa N.
Strong,. C. H. Monroe.
Stearns William.' Joelln, Dr. A. N.
Brlggs. E. T, Rushton.
McKay Harvfly O Bryan, J. Mac I.
Wood, E. E. Howard.
Breeden E. A. King, B. F. Clayton,
David S. 8tearns.
Boot and Shoes J. A. Dougherty, W.
A. Knight. W. J. Full am.
Bottlera of Mineral and Soda Waters
end Bottlers' Supplies -W. B. Crane, C.
T Evans, John Carson.
Brokers George S. Bush, . 3. C Lee.
E. Q. Starr.
MANY BACK SCHEME. ,
(Continued from Page One.) ,' v
Vry Srasy Tday
We regret that we are unable to continue
our story of "Utah Gold' in this issue. We
are too busy answering an immense mail
and looking after hundreds of interested in
vestors who are crowding our offices today
all anxious to purchase our stock before it is too late.
The Gold Dredging Co. of America
Rooms 26-28 Second St.
Portland, Oregon
CAxxroBviA some,
kaB
HOTEL JEFFERSON
xtrsz amu ooxrox mizn. ' '
SAN FR. AN CISCO tlj
SPECZAZ. BATES -
Jvew hotel, face Jefferson Square.
Two blocks from Van Ness are th
present shopping district, car line,
transferring ail over city, paa door.
Every modern convenience, 360 fooma
single or en suite. 160 private be.hs.
American and European plana. Price
moderate Omnibus meets all train.
iswMT.aum CO,
Hotel Hamlin.
DDT AND LEAVENWOtrH m, " '
. First nermanaBi M.
hotel down tow. . -- .
Contains lOObaautifany'
' furnlahed steam haa tad
apartments. 40 baths.
Private telephone Bar,
vice. Sample rooma for
eommerelal travelers, ,
Eddy St. ear a from
f any pass th door and
aonnact whh trd St.
ears from S. P. Depot. -Rata
front 1X00 ap.
S a n" FVa hds d 6
BZAxmrtrx,
ton December 4. 6 and promise, to be
the largest and most Important gather
ing of men ever held In this country for
a purely civic purpose, Wepect
3,000 delegates and visitors, all In
tensely interested In the development of
water transportation in the United :
State."' - "
TlHd Many cities,
Mr. Fox ha on his tour of the coun
try Interested an Immense number of
influential men in the cause. He started
last December, visiting citjes along the
rivers in nis own Arkansas, ana
thence to Helena. Memphis and the low
er Mississippi. He tnen went to tne At
lantic const, and covered that region
NIGHT SCHOOL
No pupa teacher intract our Night School
clase. Department are not overcrowded.
Personal attention to each student is our
method. Yon may enter at any tim.
Subjects Taueht:3001 Penman-
' iuu5iii.tWShorthandTypewrltinEn
gliah, Spelling, speed Shorthand, Banking, Accounting.
Drop a ye! for ear OoHe Journal.
WRITS TO DSSK B WASHINGTON Si TENTH STSV. PORTLAND, OM,
Hotel "Hey Route Inn"
22nd Street and Broadway
OAKLAND
USitlESSCOLLEGL
"THE BCHOOL OF QUALITY"
TTXrOBO
TSaTXM ATO
from Portland, Maine,, to Georgia, then
down the Ohio from Pittsburg.
PlttBburir. July
found him working; aloncr the Cumber-
land and Tennessee rivers, and from
her he went to St. Louis and devoted
the month of August to the upper Mis
sissippi valley, after which he went to
Sacramento to auena tne national irri
gation congress. That body heard his
reason for waterway Improvement and
passed strong resolutions urging con
gress to support the: platform of th
river and harbors .congress. Other
organisation that nave been addressed
by Mm and taken similar action are the
Hardwood Lumber association annual
convention at Memphis in January; the
Manufacturers association of the Vnlted
States In 'session at New Tork in May,
the National , Hardwood Lumbermen's
aaaoclatioA at Atlantic City In May. and
in the aam month tne National Lum
bermen's association. In aeaslon -at Nor
folk. Virginia; 'the National Hardware
Men's association at .Boston la June,
THE LEADINO BUSINESS COLUUOB
ELKS BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON -
THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD FOR YOU
Our la one of the ten largest business colleges in th United Stat.
Enrollment, paat year, 84S pupils. Equipment. $1,000. Graduate
alt employed. Placed 1(1 pupil Into lucrative positions daring past year.
W will place you when competent.
H. W. BEHNKE. Prea. KMVO FOB CATAlVOOini . t M WALKER, Prln,
XTjixonra.
XOB3USOH.
a. f. amjcrrmovo, bm FmnrozFAiv.
Our 1 a large and growing Institu
tion. We occupy two floors 65x100 feet.
and have a 120,000 equipment. Reputa
tion for thorough work brings more
call, for help than we can meet posi
tion certain for each student when
competent. All modern methods of
bookkeeping taught. Chartler 1 our
shorthand easy, rapid, legible. Students
admitted at any time. Catalogue, busi
ness form and penwork free. Call.
phone or write today.
t
Sunny rooms, crlvat hatha lonevjtia..
tance telephones, compressed air clean
lng. large lobby, cafe a la cart with!
cuisine ana service unsurpassed, i
rain, eux, nuarau t
B VTTTT T r -
Formerly Assistant Manager Palaeai
iiotei. Baa Franclsoo, j
ed. Fori
r. ' k h
nPORTLANDXOREi,
Afl business Interests into which trans
nortatlon enters aa a material factor
ar Vattlnr Into line for the imnrove-
ment of the country's waterways, pi nee
the people are . the government.- it Is
said, they must make their -demands
upon congress, and that only - In - this
way will they ret what they want and
get H reasonably soon. - - - ?.
, MUgr"s 8pocUclea. lL . tit , Wasn.
. 'Barn Boms, .Near Slhrerton. '
(Special DtKUte to .The Joarmal.) ; '
- Sllverton. Or., Sept. le. A barn be
longing tot Andre QualL near this city,
was destroyed by fire, - together "With
Inoat' 'r 'its "( contentit. I It ' consumed
something over 60 tons of hay, practi
cally all of hi feed for th winter. It
waa Insured for- $200, Th origin pf
the fir Is unknown. 1
Telegraphy
BAXUOAO AITD COWCEBCIAX,
TZXJBOBAPKT.
Pleasant, Profltable Fosltton.
ACTtTAB KAZir XXITB PBACTICB m
BUST WIXXS rOB ABTAJIOSO
FTjnXiS.
More calls for graduates than w eant
supply, (rood positions as Dig wage
as soon aa competent. Day and evening
classes. Catalogue and particulars on
application.
OREGOH COLLEGE OF TELEGRAPHY
Cenunonwaalta Bldg, 6th and Aakray.
MILITARY7 1
ACADEMY
1 .
1
A Boarding and Day
School for Young Men and
Boy. 4
t-reparation for eol
legea, U. & Military and
Naval- Academies. Ac
credited to Stanford.
Berkeley, Cornell, Am
herst and all State Uni
versities and Agrloultnral
Colleges. Manual train
ing. . Business course.
The principal has had It
years1 experience In Port
land. Comfortable eutr.
tera Beat environments.
Make reservation now. t
For Illustrated eatalo
and other literature aa- :
drs
j. w. Bttia ii.D.;
Frtnolpal. aaa FroprUtoa,
university
Portland Academy
TMMTltJLMa, WJUiUVJi.
anneteenta Tear Opens Saptesaber IS.
, , . I river and everioomng the f
Fit boy and girls for eastern and 0uy of PortlaJid; a verttaw l.a
western colleges. Over-two hundred
graduates admitted to college. A board
lng hall for girl.
nor
tmirerclty Park ctatloa, Fortlaad, Or.
Catholic Boarding and ly Schoot for
young men ana ooya. Kitux'ed on m
high platea skirting the Wlilamittt
river and overlooking the rancrnfl.i j
oaiih r-
thoroughly
larare corns
enced teachera . Klementary gradea
both primary and grammar, under th
same- management. Catalogue sent en
application,,... k. -.. .. , o
aort for students. Z.ztnalva
mwxttnAm and tha iarveat. mvtitnuU
With comforts and the northwest
no I . rvillarlnta. Prararatnr I
clsl Coursas. Ctttalogvia B'r.t o ;
tiun.
bkv. josrrrrt a at.t.a
riiy
i 1
ecuippad gymnasium.'' A
of competent and expert
I.'.