The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 27, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING. FEBRUARY 27. .1003. WALLOWA COUNTY niGn SCII00L DEBATING TEAM hi; THE 'OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLWND, THURSDAY rfci-: nvnv vttti - , - a i 1 jit!- & w;m LIVESTOCK mm,. Wii umi ...j. nmnm "iLiWilH I ' 11 . e- I 1 I I f I I 1 ' I I I M W I 1 X X M . M I E I 1 I 1 1 I I I I ' j r ! ft ' . i ' ' him 1 ii-inmm 1 vj wki fiiiiiri m m m Jm m , t i e i m 1 . - t r- . " ---T' iioW J)A ' lJiiy : . ; I t; i Coming of Hug? Packing t ; , Plants Opens New Era in t' Qreffon's lnausmai une i ; ftiiintrv Here Produces i ll: Standard Required. .ira the commercial HveetOCl P factor that has been worth millions of ( dollar to Chicago and Kansas City, are beginning to make themselvee heard of : n.n Over 6.000 head of these " w-i -1 l h. Wilt. gteara arc now omni tr Creek district of central Oregon, and a few days ago S24 head war aold for $10 000. Tha recipients of tees hend oma profits war. R. N. Stanrield and Fred Andrews of Butter Creek. Two shipments have racantly baan Mnt out fiom tha Echo and Butter Croak alfalfa bait, whara they were fattened on that ration. Tha flrat ehlp nant of 124 haad brought over 1J apiece, and tha Uat ohlproent. lt car loads with JJ0 ataara In tha lot. brought about tha urn. average price. Thar la ample evidence In ovary dl faction that Oregon will coma up to the Uveatork atandarda required by a great packing center, and that tha pack era who are establishing their planta In Portland will not be disappointed In the ouellty of meat they received from Ore coo ranches. Not only will tha cattle ' be brad up to tha middle weal etana ard. but the- mum courae will be adopted for hogs, which ara now tha - greatest causa of anxiety among tha '2 packers. Z . Good Hogs and Xnttoa. r- Tha corn-fed hog of tha middle wastj il with his enormoua hams and broad .1 back, and a short noea that merely p L, , trades from between two rolling fat shoulders, is the packers' delight, xnia class of hog. It has been proven, can ba produced In higheat perfection' by proper breeding and a red clover and grajn ration substituted for oorn. Mutton that Is already beyond ques tion tha finest In tha United States, will ba supplied from Oregon ranches to tha Portland packing bouses. A dosen great ahaep breeding ranches thrmirhout the a tat a have already brought up tha Oregon ahaep average to a high standard. A shipment of 41 head of Delaine, Shropshire and Ramboulllet rani, val ued at $4,000, has Juet been received at '. Pilot Rock by tha J. B. Smith Uveatork company. Tha shipment inciuaea tteii. a ram that won the? first prise for the Camber farm at tha St. Louie fair dur ing the past winter. Tha Oambar herds have- won prlaea all over tha United States. At tha recent SU Louis event Camber's herd won It out of a possi ble II prises. ';'' , Oregoa Has It AIL ' Discussing tha prospect for the live stock industry in Oregon, G. A. West gate, secretary of the Portland Country rlnh and Livestock asaociatlon. said: "Th ho made Chlcaco. Tha ateer ' made Kansas City. The aheap has made manv cities, old world and new. Tha horse has made empires. The whole useful creature hood, through the Pa clrlc National show, la waiting here, available for Portland's every useful PfflMhae been rightly said that there is no place on the lace i tna gioDe, land of people so dominant In the Improvement of livestock: or ao potent In the production of the highest types of domestic animals aa the British Islands. . There la nowhere on the American continent a region affordlni onmlillnna an nloselv allied to those O Great Britain as the Pacific coast of the United States. The similarity la noticeable not only In the climatic con ditions and natural environment, but also In the genuine enthusiasm and deep seated faith In the industry oy me tillers of the soil." Funeral yesterday. fftpectal ninpatcb to Tha Joorntl.) Garfield, Wash., Feb. 17. Funeral services over the body of Miss Ruth MeClure wer .held at the Christian church yesterday by the Rev. Mr. Jope. After the services the body was taken to the ' MeClure family cemetery at Eden Valley, where it was burled. .$1.00 Package K J" .ft 1 5 VA A Use Foso and Have Fosa Quickly Removes Dandruff, Stops Falling Hair and ' Itching Scalp, Changes Gray or Faded Hair to -i Its Natural Color.' Crows New Hair. I don't ask you to take my word for it. Fill, "out free 4 .. coupon below and mail today for a free 1.00 K . package that will prove all I claim. , f BEE $1 .GO PACKAGE COUPON. .'.ptut the blanl; Unet Mow. eut out the coupon and mall to J. F. tokes, Mgr., 801 Foso Building, Cincinnati. Ohio. Enclose ten cents In stamps or ellveraa an evidence of good faith and to help cover packing, poauea, -eta, and la fuU 11.00 package will, be sent you at once by mali prepaid Xree of charge. ... ,. : Name, .Street .(?. i't ''! City or Tows ,..........t.... Give ' full "' address V WW From Left to RI;bt: Amj OIteaI, " Though Defeated at The Dalle a, of itself In Defeating the Stronj Last Month. It was an Intensely Interested, If not overly enthusiastic audience that wit- nesed Clay Clement play "The Belie at the Marquam last night. From the tandDoInt of dramatic conatruction there la no more perfect play on the modern stage than The Bells." It Is a joy to see the plot unfold, to alt through aa evening's performance where there never an unnecessary word ana watch the really wonderful construction of the piece, , . As Matnias Mr. j.;iem.mi. .alnatakln- and on the whole most ef tl I. rharacterlsatlon that ravoal. a close study of the part of the conscience stricken murderer, and fur thermore he gives an interpretation niav Is his own and that will stand the test of careful attention. The atar has so long played delicately sentimental parta that hla ability to take uo "The 86118' and do it enecuveiy ai iu. uui muw necessarily challenging comparison with other ana greater men i remi. aluV n.ixMit makes of his Mathlaa a man who dissembled to perfection, who argued with ,Wmseir ana t urnea i- Annvlnf tllmRftlf that he W&A innocent of crime. The black pall of guilt seems pushed out of memory at iimu TUathln. aecms almost to Win his n.v nvmr remorse to arrnear the knn.tt klnrtlv buraomaster not only to tha world, but to hlmaelf. Tha catas trophe and the ruin accompanying It seem peculiarly emviiuiwi treatment, as something that one think may be avoided, must be avoided, until It suddenly overwhelms its victim. Whether you agree with Mr. Clement or not is something that each must de cide for himself. And at any rate it is work that la deserving of patronage and attentive appreciation. Bessie Davis Is cast as Catherine, Kathleen Kerrigan as Annette, William Conklin as the mesmerist and Hevlyn Benson as Hans. The parts are all sat isfactorily taken, and the performance is well staked. 'The Bells" will be re peated tonight with "London Assur ance" tomorrow night SUES STANDARD FOR SELLING POOR OIL (Special Dlipat'cb to The Jonrnnl.) Spokane, Wash.. Feb. 17. William H. Allison has started suit against the Standard Oil company for 27,4S0 dam ages. Allison claims that a lamp ex ploded in his home because of adulter ated kerosene and that the damage of the burning of his home and the doctor bills are worth the damages asked for. Free to All lieaouiai ueaa oi itair. ' V ...... . ................ .... , . . ... State .. . ... ,i , ... write' plainly,- .j-' !:J"i-i-. S V'! ' t . V .4 . . .-' V m mm mm a. Trea Holmes ana u.uia romyine. This Team uave a uooa awobbi Team of Pendleton High School LIST OF BARGAIN DAYM'i Hard Work of Journal Circu lation Department Gives Early Returns. Aftar strenuous work on the part ot the circulation department, the results for 108 Bargain Day were finally com pletad and below is a Hat of the wlnnera of the forty apeclal awards. A great many friends sent in amounts ranging from 10 to $50 and although not com l5g within tne Hat ot special wards The Journal will send them something In appreciation or ineir bifcvi-.. The journal also wishes .to thank their many friends who sent In small amounts and thereby helped to miM Bargain iay a greater success than UST OF, AWARD8 BAROAIJ4 DAT, 1UUB. 1 John T. Wood, Amity.. 1 Claudia McKnlght, 8clo J4T1.21 S95.SI 321.66 28.40 227.39 201.01 197.51 186.02 179.71 178.5 189.84 167.81 145.40 S H. A. Snyaer, Aurora 4 Hugh Klrkpatrlck, Lebanon. . t-'-WHllaro Calvert, Junction... a A. J. Frledley, Hood Kiver... 7 Oeorga Hooper, Bliaw g J. A. Tiffany, Corvaills A. Sutherland, Bhedda 10 C. Darby, Aumsvllle. 11 Peter Cook, Rtckreall 12 Joe Rankin. Mill City U W. J. Clarke. Oervals 14 August Dealnger. ueaverion.. 15 Jane Spence, Gaston 16 W. E. Tate, Wasco 17 C. L. Morris, Harrlsburg 18 A. R. Lewis, Airtie 19 a. W. Cllne, Albany 10 J. H. MoCullen, Burna 11 Quy E. Tex, Central Point... 12 J. 8. Clark, Island City tt Mrs. W. B. Robinson, Lostlne. 24 M. C Brown, Shedds 26 J. R. Sanders. Bherldan 26 James M. Herron, Junction.. 27 J. o. Stevens, Cove 28 W. O. Walker. Woodburn... 29 M. H. Bell, Prlneville 80 A. F. Llnegar, Coqullle. . . . . , II J. 1 Mumpower, Oregon City 22 B. F. Raines, Lacomb j Qeorge j,; Bounds, Falls City I4R. Y. Hlalock, Beaver ik irvlnn Hood. Albany . 128.03 , 122.09 , 116.66 , 103.97 , 100.30 , 99.86 94.60 88.16 87.71 87.21 82.20 78.81 76.23 73.40 70.66 69.80 68.40 68.25 68.23 68.17 67.54 64.62 61.75 28 Dennis Norton, Mt Angel.. 87 R, A. Duncan, Estacada 61.15 38 O. P. Bhoemajter. .Newport., 89 O. F. Neece, Ontario 40 John Fllloon, The Dalles... 60.18 68.64 68.40 CENTRALIA PLANS TO MAKE IMPRDVEMEfJTS Sewer System and Paved Streets Are On Council's Program. (Special Dtipttcb to The Journal.) Centralis, Wash.. Feb. 27. There are to be extensive Improvements made In this city during the present year, If the actions of the cltv council during Its last several meetlugu can be construed to mean anything. The city clerk has been Instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of a sewer system that will practically cover the city, which bids are to be opened on March t; also to advertise for bids for the paving of 10 blocks of Tower avenuo, the Drlncloal business street In the city. The bids for the paving are to be opened on March 17. The matter of the paving of Tower avenue was tatten up aoout a year ago and the city council lias decided to have It paved with bltultthlc, on the assur ance of the owners of the patent that It should cost not to exceed a certain amount, but when, bids were called for for such Davlng the patentees' bid was some 110.000 In excess of the estimates nglven, and as it was tne only bid, tne council rejaevca n. oias were again called for for bltultthlc, brick, acphalt and Hassam. Thin was at the begin ning or the late nnanciai nurry, and. although several bids were- offered, all were conditional and were rejected. BIG LUMBER MILL FOR BAY CITY, OR. (Special Diapttcb to Tbe Journal.) Bay City, Or., Feb. 27. In response to the advertisement of the Bay City Land company, offering a free mill- site at Bay City on Tillamook bay. n I. Fox visited the town and agreed to accept tne oner on condition mm the citizens would raise a bonus of in ooo as an advance payment on lum ber. They were given 10 days In which to raise the bonus. , This they did and yesterday the papers .were signed up and the deed placed in es crow, Mr. Fox guaranteeing to havo tha mill ftomnleterf and ready for bus iness on or before August first of fhla v.Ar. The site selected lies juat north of the Base line extending nortn tn tha Vint Water Front addition to Bay City, and from the west line of tne raciric tuuwajr is narinuon coin- ny's railroad to tne snip cowan, ther Second or Third etreet will be extended from C street south to the mill which will give an outlet to the rnulvav leadlnir to the wharf. Mr. Fqx Is a resident of Portland, He says he does' not expect to take the full time allowed within which to erect the mill,, but Intends to have the mill In operation within 80 . days. He is expected -la early next- week to begin driving .. the piling. He la a practical mlllraan and has great faith in Bay City as a lumbering manufac turing center HADE I Want to Prove It Doesn't Matter What , ' . -- v, , '' it 4vf , i 4 i 1 1 r- Free, positively free, a $1.00 box of Kellogg's Bafe Fat Reducer, to every sufferer from fat. Just to prove that It actually reduces you to normal, does It safely, and builds up your health at the same time. I want to send you with out a cent of expense on your part this $1.00 package t what I am .free to call a really wonderful fat reducer. My treatment la prepared scientific ally. It doea not stop or hinder diges tion; on the contrary. It promotes proper digestion and assimilation of food, which 99 fat people In a hundred haven't got, and that's why they are fat I will tell you why you are fat if you will send for this free package of my treatment. I can fell you a good many things about your fat which you probably never knew, about and ought to know. 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DC1TG Willi DLHIO joHiymiTO Magnate Forces Standard to Haul Oil Long Distance for Small Sum. (Special Dltpttcb to Tba Journal.) Astoria, Or., Feb. 27. Through a strange combination of contracts, made by the O. R. & N. company with one of the crude oil companies, the bar tug "Wallula takes her fuel oil frprn a tank at the new terminus of the Ilwaco road near Knappton and there by saves about 80 cents per barrel although the oil is taken from. As toria Tn tanks, pumped into .a ;tnK there and then Into the Wallul;r The explanation is that oil from the tanks au Astoria costs $1.10 per barrel or more while the O. R. A N- which owns and operates -the tug has a contract with the oil company for a period of jrelghhorhood ravarlte. Mra E. D. Charles, of Harbor, Maine, sneaking of Electric Bitters, aaya: "It is a neighborhood favorite here with us M It deserves to be a favorite every where. It gives quick relief In dyspep sia, liver complaint, kidney derange ment, malnutrition, nervousness, weak ness and general debility. Its action on the blood, as a thorough purifier makes It especially useful aa a spring medi cine. This grand alterative tonlo is sold under guarantee at Ekldmore Drug Co.'s drug etore. tOc - iiinniMiN nflnnn SI lb You Before Your Oivn Eyes and I Can Reduce lou to NoM Starvation Diet or You Have Tried, Send forThls Free $1.00 Box ot My Sale Fat Reducer Today A : krS ' ' 7 . I A : Positive Proof In Pictures The Above hotorrapha Takes TTOm Zdfe, ghowlng' the Xemarkable Xednotlon of rieab by Meana of XeUogg'e Safe rat eduor; Ilow Much flesh Should You Lose? What the Well-Tormed Xaa e Woman Should Weigh. The following la the correct height and weight of the well-formed man. A woman's weight will be generally about eight pounds loss than the fol lowing figures: Stature. Weight. 121 lbs. 124 lbs. 129 lbs. 135 lbs. 139 lbs. 146 lbs. 149 lbs. , 166 lbs.' 161 lbs. 1C6 lbs. 171 lbs. 17 lbs. 1S2 lbs. B ft. 0 In. 6 ft. 1 In. B ft. 6 ft. 6 ft. 6 ft. 6 ft. 6 ft. 6 ft, 6 ft. 2 in. 3 In. 4 In. 6 In. In. 7 In. 8 In. "8 In. 10 In. 5 ft 5 ft. 11 In ft. 0 In. A lady's waist should be two fifths of her height. Loses 45 Pounds In 2d Days Mr. Fred Stork of Qulncy, Illinois, lost 45 pounds in 28 days, and writes; T must tell you of the wonderful re sults brought about in my case. I have safely lost 45 pounds of flesh in 28 days. My friends tell me r Um looking so much better. I am certainly feeling fine. I shall ever praise your Safe Fat Reducer." "Ohio's fat Boy" in 70. Days Loses 115 Pounds "Prof. F. J. Kellogg. My Dear Sir! Tour Safe Fat Reducer is all and more than you ever claimed for It. My weight today; after ten weeks' treat ment, Is $39 pounds, a loss Of 115 pounds, or more than a pound a day, as I weighed 454 pounds when I began with the Safe Fat Reducer. 1 never felt ao well before, not even In 1896, when I was In hard training as a pro fessional bicyclist and riding partner years to deliver oil to all terminals of Its road and. subsidiary lines nt 80 eents per barrel and this contract is belnertaken advantage of to Its lim it The Ilwaco road will burn' oil In Its engines as sOon as the extension Is completed. MAY DODGE PAYMENT OF SPOKANE REWARD (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Spokane, Feb. 27. A strenuous legal fight has been started over the $2,5(6 reward offered by the business men for the arrest and conviction of the slayer of Officer Stotko. The subscription list waa raised with the understanding that the villain waa to be caught within six months. It was eight months before James Dalton, convicted slayer of Stot ko, was arrested. There are three persons who claim the reward, "namely, Detective Aleck MacDonald and Officer Cecil Thompson, who arrested Dalton and Llbby Morgan, who gave the clue that led to Dalton's arrest. H. J. Shinn Is the heaviest sub scriber to the reward and as he Is now In California, the matter will rest until he returns. Those interested tn the re ward think Shlnn will consent to allow the reward to be divided, even though Dalton's' arrest was after the six months' time limit was up. On the same night that Stotko was killed an attempt was made to blow open the safe of Shlnn & CO. Forestry Reserve Bill. (United Press Leased Wire.) 1 Washington, D, C, Feb. 27: .The house committee on the Judiciary to day granted its Initial hearing oa tha constitutionality of the Appalachian for estry reserve project, which, haa for Its object the setting aside of large tracts In the southern Appalachians and In the White mountains of New Hamp shire for toreat reserve The support ers of the measure believe that the con stitutional questions Involved In the project are fully covered br decisions of the United States supreme court, and they hope that the Judiciary committee will nnnrt it riorlalrm without delay BO as to give time for the passage of the blU at the preaent session. 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I used to take cramps while at work, and they would be so had In my hands and back that 1 would have to quit work. "I expect before mv reduction ceases to be reduced to 190 pounds." Tours sincerely. Robert Tabron, Cof feyvllle, Kansas. Free $1.00 Package Coupon This coupon is good for a $1.00 package of Kellogg's Safe Fat Reducer.Mf sent with ten cents in gilver or stamps to help cover postage and packing, and as evidence of good faith, and if you can honestly say that you have never used this treatment before. Only one package will be sent by mail in plain wrapper to each person. Also testimonials will be sent from hundreds who have been greatly reduced. Fill in your name and address on dotted lines eiow ana man to P. J. KELLOGG, 1438 Kellogg Building, Battle Creek, Mich. Name Street v.... City . SPOKANE NEWSPAPER WIHS LIBEL SUIT Washington Supreme Court Says Story of Broken En gagement Not Libel. (Siteclil DMpatch to .The Journal.) Olympia. Wash., Feb. 27. The Spokesman-Review has won a suit for damages for libel Instituted agalnot It by M. H. Whltehouse, a Spokane pi oneer. The suit waa based on an article ap pearing In the newspaper July 14, 1804, relating that Mr. whltehouse had se cured a license to wed one Clara S. Reed, but that something had arisen to prevent the marriage. The news paper made a mystery out of the sit uation, and gave the artlole consider able prominence, - The action was dismissed In the Jow- .r onnrt unrl the luniemi court af firms this Judgment One Cause of action waa dismissed on the ground that the article contained nothing li belous per se. As to the second cause of action the court finds .that there was not a sufficient showing that notice had been served on the publisher of the paper prior - to . Instituting the suit, as re quired by the newspaper libel law. A showing was made that the notice was served on W. H. Cowles but tha proof was insufficient to establish . him as the publisher pf the paper. Overall Joins tha Benedickg. Chicago, IIL. Feb. 27. When the Chi cago club Of the National league starts on Its spring training trip next week, Orbte Overall, one of the star pitchers of the team, will carry his bride, with him. "Big Jeff," aa the popular pitcher ie known To tha fans, was married today to Ills Ethel Hlnson, ,of Englewood, At My Expense Thai Lost 90 Pounds and feels fine Mrs. H. W. Pohn of Columbia, Mia sourl, writes: "I have lost la weigo 90 pounds and am feeling fine. I wis! people suffering with obesity woul write me and let me tell them wha I know your remednas dona X fee; now I am a well woman. Doctor Recommends It To show you what physicians them selves have to sav about Kelloirg'e Sat Fat Reducer, here la a letter from Mrs! E. P. Bean, M. D.. or Monntt. Miasoun "Prof. F. J. Kelloeg: I think you! Safn Fat Reducer will do all you claln for It and even more. 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LIVERM0RE NURSERIES Here we grow our choicest stock of plants and trees and call yourat tentton to a fine lot of Mulr peaches, French Prunes on both both Almond and Myrobolan roots; Orange and Lemon Trees. V n JAcrsow stxott. Ban rranclsoo. (Successors Cox Seed Co.). Overall and his bride of today hi long been fast friends, but according report, the pitcher did' not euooeed clinching his bold on tne enactions oi the young lady until after he had don his part In winning the world's efaanvl ttohshlp lor his team last fall. Thf ride is an accomplished musician and Very popular in EnglewooL society. , Ooen Monday ' Don't forgett ' Bali timore Dairy Lunch! it's , restaur rant! ' 1 87 U : Waahinrton street, -rim Rothchlld building, back, of lobby! unique?, j .interesting I ft" ' V .3 v f.r--i,y - f-' '. - i :