The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 31, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY . EVENING, JANUARY 31. 1908. 70RK STARTS AT VIRTIIF miNF rations Will Also Bcltc- sumod at Kiclr High- ; , land Property. RIOTERS REIGII III MACEDONIA nOLlilll STARVES AT BAKER CITY Iflnaatal Dlmltea to Tha' JoarniL) J , n.kor ritr Or . jn. 11. Tha old Vlr ln U again ' In , operation . wltt ory proapact.' ol , turning out a via ntllu ifriat.l ' tinifar luu br C. Fi forala A Co,' .Mr.. Kerbart wai In .tha f yaatarday and aatd that tna "unM tha mill had been dropping for the st ten day and that 109 tprta of wy ,a In tha blna when tha mill tart4 Id tha aunplv la being added to dally. (1 from the ore reaera in aiam in 11 will be kept dropping without cea. ilon. during , the whole terip of the tae, which la for alx montha, mora it reeable to both Prtiea. Thera that la being milled la mgn Under the reorganisation recently en WfA at the meeting of the atockholdera b-iT-. w. h. Viihland Gold atlnea knpany baa been placed In a poaltion resume operation i nwa Thomaa Kennerly. a prominent mining in of Bumpter dlatrlot,. haa been Mr, Kennedy waa In the city yeater- v arranging lor auppuea uu I once atart active work on a croascut tKrom every eUndpoInt the future of II Hlgniana OOIO Alinva cuuinuj wuna l-ouraglng, and great thlnga are oc Ced with the development work that III be done. OLLEGE PROFESSOR OUT FOR V D. Ijman of Whitman Runs on Straight Open ltfver Issue. CONGRESS fiMelal Dlapitcb to Tbe Jourml.) Walla Walla, Waah.. Jan. 31. Pro- am- w.n. Lyman, professor or nw y and political economy at Whitman lava a nrl an entbuataatlo open river Locate, will announce hia candidacy L ....... ... tha Kniihllfa.n ticket thin a few daya. He will make the a on a ainci imvrooiiinv ' niiK.m via haa anant much in fnrtharlns' the opening of the lumbta and Snake rlvera. He waa a eaate to tne rivera ana niruun v- B . . . . i t . YVn.. tAa. anil ' -at wasninsii'ii m it-i""i 4- with T)r Rlalock In ...i-V inu.f throughout the norm al In the movement. 'i i ffiLLINGHAM MAN IS KILLED BY STUMP (United Prw Leased Wire.) belllngtjam. Waah., Jan. 31. Brneat me waa inaianuy m un. uerday by a huge cedar stump that w over ana cruanea iiim. nu. " .h a linn nf a nloneer nii of this country. His mother in ia un. Otto Bought, came to Birch KK. .hlnala bolta. As he drove I . M . - 4ama miMt ng a roaa on mm i' - . wind aweeping In acrosa the bay top- a over lnl P" " " ' Til- . .iLi nf Knit a waa Dasstng. His i . . fnnnii anmA time laiar cruoneu lioat beyond recognition. TEA You think one tea as good another? Why don't you buy at the kvest price you see in the ndow? onr arocer returna your money If you it like Bchlllinga beat: we pay mm. Bulgarian Bands : Commit Outrages and Forty Are i . Killed in a Battle, -' t ' ' (Colted Free Uated Wire.) ' . Uuda Peat Jan. 31-A reign of Put- ra-a ' arann tmi i aeneral dlaorder - In Macedonia, ia reported In nawa reaching . M A. here. . Bulgarian ; banaa ; aeairoyea. tne Servian gymnasium at Strutokeado. , At Orahovao tha . vlllag-era repulaed them, killing 40 of their number.- LaN er an aiiempi to ourn m , n9ratai1. In another village cloaa. by the, BerYlana. being V hl lnat hiMlvllV In an encounter with tha banda. five men being killed ana mora inan iyv wwuu- ea. Kvery . nouse ig ;un jiim loo tea. OREGON PENSIONERS RECEIVE MORE MONEY (Withlnitoo Bureaa ef The JearnL L Waahlngton, D., C, Jan. !!. Repre- aenUtive Hawiey naa oeen ai uj the commissioner of penalona that in ....... n.n.inn have been granted in the flrat congreaalonal diatrtct aa 'OIlow,: Par Mo. Marion Alexander, fialem $13 Benjamin V. Adarna Cottage Grove. 13 jamea M. Agee, "'""'.""i'li uriiii. m T indnvr Meafora. Lewis Bleakney, AurnavUle. .. . 13 Abner K. Bradney. Bprihgfleld..,.. 15 William Bolfe. Peel N J J William W. Bellmore Sherwood.... JO Thomaa J. Batea, Riddle J John Bishop, R"ur Charlea P. Cottrell. Medford IS John Dlaher. Bprlngfield v. frlohler. Bodaville IS n.orr w. KUia. Balem 30 Cyme O. Fugua, Monmouth 13 Daniel C. Qlbaon, Coqullle 13 John 8. Hart. Philomath 13 Oliver B. Hamar, Summit 30 Benjamin F. Hewland. Dallas 13 Arthur B. Haskell. Eugene J Jesse M. Hufft. Tangent 15 John R. Kennedy, Roseburg ....... . IS Francis M. Lashbaugh, Blodgett.... 13 Jamea F. Lee, Riverton 13 John A. Miller. Grants. Paas 13 . maA.- AaarAafejB iK Kicnara v. ataya. " John McDowell Corvallia 30 Marion A. Mlsenhelmer. Roseburg.. 30 Jacob Naylor, Brooks 13 John CBrten. Lorane 13 Tam.a 1iiBarA Porvallla 13 Betsy Ann Phelps, Lebanon J John M. Park. Klwood J 3 L. K. Page, Salem If Augustus T. Puitles. Elk City k 20 Aaron Kex, bbio Charles C. Rawlinga. Lebanon .. Jamea W. Starr, Harrlsburg .... John H. Seiders, Oregon City ... rtontoi RtlnhlAr Kuwberr Torvh t fttarlc. Indeoendenco 13 Marlon Shackleford, Crawfordavllle. 15 Gideon B. SUndish, Lorane 13 Jesse T. Thompson, Cole's Valley.... 13 John M. Watson, Lakevlew 12 George Westfall, Newberg 30 Samuel Whiteside, Corvallia J I Riley Winfrey. Lowell ; ... 13 John J. Waggoner. Medford 16 Michael Yoakham. Lakevlew 1j atock, 13,000: Inoorporatora, Walter M, carl, Erneat s. uogDerg ana AiDin tu. Pattvlohn. Nichols A' Co. I principal office, MarahfUld, Oregon; capita atock. i&.ooo: inoorporatora, 1 v, t-ei-tyjohp. Ta Mchola and Jamea B. Hlb- Th'i ftnlnn club? nrlnrlnal office. Port. land. Oregon: Incorporator, Henry Pet ucora, ' vnanea iasenoerry. Kicnarnson ana v. neene. Ton Which Boasts of Hav ering No Poor Tcople .' - Loses iteputationa ' (Special DUpatca xm ae i W.v r rif Jan 11. In tha heart of Baker City, which haa proudly boaat mA that it waa a. citv without poor. Mrs. C. A. Carrott waa allowed to atarra to death Tueaday evening. Neignnora t... jim mtitn Annilltlon but were afraid to aid her, believing aba had amallpox. t ' ,.. .,. i ., The woman naa on VY J . .1. In w Ulnar vela. . . m . i A . n.lna In her stomach but did not tell her nehb0" that It waa cauaea nj iaca oi r .I: . -v. to eat The report waa apread that aha had amallpo and only one woman, Mra. woman dlacovered tha true .aUta of af- falra and notined tne pouco. the offlcera aucceeded In arouaing themselves to action Mrs. Carrott waa dead. . .. . w-. Although tha aeaa womui hare for several monthe little waa known of her. It la aald ane naa jour children but It la not known where they live. . ... .... ... Baker City gained ma rtpuwu being a city without poor last ThanKagiving wu . 1 i.T nilnr man bouc-ht' 50 turkeya and publicly offered them to wortny poor imiin - Eraatua jVlt iiainnvii e 1 1 w( gawuvt ' r. Nehalem Bay Park Land company; principal office, Portland, Oregon: cap ut atock, 15.000; inoorporatora, Jamea it, o. vrvVJi J buu aiuiun ty Bnterprlae; principal of City, Oregon: capital atock. orporatorai ft. E. Brodla, J. Walter, W. Edee. n - ' Orwa-on CIt fl.a nrrnn I llt.ouu; incorpormiorai m, n. nrouia, 1.1 1. r n.lfUI. ..4 A Vf . Unrn f rniiniiii , v.ii , I i IJiainona v. wool compaJiy, prinwini office. Prinevllle. Oregon' . capital atock, JSt.OOO; incorporators, v.. - . amea bram and Harold BaSdwln. Portland Japanese Bene volenT Ceme tery aeaociatlon; principal office, Port land. Oregon.. M - Expanaea mi w enmDiny: Incorporated under lawa or oaplteV stock, 176.000; attor-ney-ln-fait, J.a-Wood, Portland, Ore gon. . ' -t.i rnanateh to Tae JoaraaL) - 'M . - a, irk. Hat nf nW nn- tarlea publlo appolntM it. Oregon follows: John Anderaon, , Port land! C a Wllllameon.Arnltyj JfljC Becton. Jaekaonvllle. William , Jjf La Palmee. Kaat Marahfleld: F. 8, BiWfn. Bake6ty; A. L. Btona. fclaona; eharlea II. Canter. Harrlahurg; B. H. w , Medford; Peter A. ueiaon, jac-. J. N. Hoffman. Forert prove: J. 11. Turpin, Waterloo, j. o. D"t'"..i lamook. . ' . i - 4 . - lilg Hop Suit, Salem. Or.. Jan. 31. All tha laauea have been joined and February 17 t for trial of tha big accounting bop sun between Paul R O. Horst and Loula Lachmund. involving 123.000 In money. Hlvea, ecsema. Itch or salt rheum aeta you craiy. Can't bear ihe touch of your clothing. Doan'a Ointrnent curea the moat obatlnate caaea. Why Buffer. All druggleta aell It f Metsger, Jeweler, optician. 343 Waah, any a t a waa tinania to oisdow . .inii tnritav in the manner ne had 'east. CANDY MEDICINE KILLS SILVER BEACH BABY fTJiilted Press Leaied Wire.) Ttiiinrna.m. Waah.. Jan. II. An , . .hAiat, nnatAd lhnrtlos. the basic composition of which la bella donna and atrycnnine -oausoa m " of Josephine, the 18-months-old baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. J. a Sutherland at Silver Beach, yeaterday afternoon. The alrl found the box containing the pill and ate the contenta. thinking It waa candy. Coroner Thompaou waa num. mond and after a close investigation decided that an Inquest waa unnecessary aa the death waa accidental. CANADIAN MINERS AT COAL CREEK STRIKE (United Pre Lewd Wire.) Bellingham, Wash., Jan. 31. A spe cial from Vancouver. British Columbia, says Fernle miners at Coal Creek mine owned by Crow-s Nest Pass Coal com- Of crow a JNesi may un "j a single vurjr . . , planned and waa finally forced to b. atow ma gins vu SEATTLE PROMOTER CAHHOT PHY DEBTS Portus B. Weare Files Peti tion of Involuntary . Bankruptcy. (Cuited Press Leased Wire.) Seattle. Jan. 11. Portua B. Weare. ... nnaiiiunt of tha Weare Commla- alon company and prominent on the Chl- . ... i - a natltlnn rasa Block ntn,iiBt . " . orvoluntary bankruptcy e-terday W- alSTMrTVe" ata'ter'that The malor portion of hla indebtedness was n rurrd in signing notea of companlea of which he waa in officer. Including the following: Th, Mnrth The wear.ur.in J' .",::, American i r&aing s tne "'u"V.i-Uw.u;;. company ana mo uo.ii. " . Mny. Much of hie aeseta conalsta of atOCk in COmpanie nuw "f-. CHOLERA EPIDEMIC AT CONSTANTINOPLE (United Press Uaatd JT health authoriUeaConata'ntinople are being of an epidemic Of cholera which la aa- Burning grei w-..- ... : mi K..n uvirH nf natns. in eluding a number of well-to-do for eigners. ., . NEW CORPORATIONS FILE THEIR ARTICLES (Special Dlspatcb to The Jonrn) Salem, Or., Jan. 81. Articles of In corporation were filed in the office of the aecretary of state as follows: Elite China & Glass company; prin cipal office. Portland. Oregon; capital atock. 31.600; incorporators, Harold Lange, W. F. Breldensteln and B. . Slnsheimer. . . , Northwest Investment and Construc tion company; principal oWc. PorUmn d, Oregon: capital stock. 310.000: Incor porators, F. C. Bernard, H. M. Fancher and C. T. Bernard. Nehalem Mutual reiepnono comimiiy, principal office. Mist. Oregon; capital TOP AP BOTTOlifl SIOP-303 WASHINGTON STREET ALL STYLES OF The Regular Prices for Stetson Hats $2.50 ..81.75 .WV ll'V" V t $2.60 Quality Hats 91.3 All $1.50 bums lV All $1.00 Shirts 50? 50c President Suspender$ 25 Z5c Boston uarters xaya"? 25c Plain and Fancy Hose 12S Oackett, Carhart & Co.'s In short L Everything J. Bigh-Grade Hand-Tailored The Regular Prices Soils, Overcoals and Cravenelles TOP ARID BOTTOM SHOP 303 WASHINGTON STREET r 1 nV ' vTHlJ::;';,;;::.';:'', , Butte boys consolidated MINING . COMPANY, Has Removed to ; - 517 Lumber Exchange Building 4 V Second and Stark Sts. Stock for a few more days at 10 cents per share. BUY IT NOW Not in a Milk Trust Horlick's Malted Milk Th oritlnal aid fwalae Ayoid chmmp anbatltataa) At your Soda FooataLa A glaaa of Horlick't Malted Uilk hot makes a delickras aad refreshing lunch on a cold day. Ask for Horiick's At All Drogglato Stirring the powder ia hot water make a nourishing, digestible food drink, better than tea or coffee -po cooking. A capful -ho on retir ing UKhices reatrui steep. 9 Washinerton Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. Wants a two-story brick building, especially constructed for us. Will take a 25-year lease. MUST BE LOCATED On Washington street, between Seventh and Tenth. On Main street, between Seventh and Tenth. On any of the cross streets between Seventh and Tenth. In Vancouver, Washington g finron women only Washington Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. 206-7-8 COUCH BUILDING, PORTLAND. OREGON. igzszsssggssxgsgsiggxagzxssszsaszgszaasrzzsia TEETH EXTRACTED FREE WhenPlates or Bridges Are Ordered All Work at Half Price for. a thort time to Introduce , tbe ' "Bectro Painless System" ' Full Set, that fit .'.S5.00 Gold Crowns. 22-k.....$3.50 Bridge Teeth. 22-k... .$3.50 rwri Fiiwi . .S1.00 SUver Fillings ......... 50 Guaranteed for 10 Yean. Open Evenings. THE ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS 303 Washington St, cor, 5th. Opposite Olds & King's. M m W. Bandaraona Compound fiavla and Cotton Root Piua Tha beat and only rallabt. road ror UEiujLitLU rm.iv rTM i.m th. m nat nliafclfl" ata caaa la S to 10 dara, PtIo. IS par boa, or uw win h w w Sraralata avarTwhara. Addraaa. T. X PIERCE 111 Flrat at. PorUaad. Of. QMBM MW CLOnNG CLEMfflC ... .,. Ainrr ctartiintr and sensational clothing sale ever attempted Just think, values in .This stupendous clothing event, is the most Qd&gn up to $35.00, all sacrificed in this aston- :Brandagee,SchlossBro grment 1 ishing sale for $1 l.OO-Aii. mu, - 11: clothin values ever offered. guaranteed for fit and service wmc pu. yuu v," - All Highest Grade Garments Go in This Sale tor $11.00 Sale Starts Saturday, 8 a. m. Doors Open TU1 10:30 p. m. Be on Hand Early of the Otl Any Overcoat. Suit, Cravenelte or Topcoat A SOc DEPOSIT SECURES SUIT UNTIL. WANTED Thousands of Men's Suits, all styles, to filS.OO. now O H '.7KaaaV - V14J -a - None Higher (or $11.00 Takes the Choice All Wool Pants $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 AND $7.50 VALUES Choice of Any in the House SIX) te7 r rV ! , ' , ' . . -L - 69-71 Third St. hi iivl' vttyi f;' 1 Y ilk v rn.; , J j't v. A i f ' - I 4