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Newspaper Page Text.1 THE OREGON DAILY: JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING,- JUNE 2. 1908. MOXLT TO LOAN WB LOAN MONEY ON DIAMONDS "and jewelry at reasonable Interest for loni or short time. A. -& M. Plovag. i"i"JL Washfmrton at. - r -. . r.-FvrTnYM on TJsfsrDE' PROP- M.;,; .t l and J per cent, Harry.fi HKtiirr-t y r'rt CMmnpr or i n nraoiwi ? stat aecuritf. Farriton, 416 Com tni?re.al Club bldg. . - - . ' ' Ali.kv hide , ' ? ' ' " ' tuiooda TO LOAN IN SUMS OF ll.OOU or'toom to 7 wr cent on Improved fclKjRT-'ilMli LOANS. ON AN If KlftU . of chattels. R A. Frame. 231 Fifed per bldg corner 10th and Washington. T. A. Newton, tit Buchanan bldg 0 1 AAA 'VlM MORTGAGES. CITY OR ...nrtv rira insurance. Xensie & Coy 250 Aider, room MONEY TO LOAN. tARGS LOANS A iuClCk LOANS ON ALL HJUKUiEA 7? w King 45 Wash, bldg. M. 6106, ,r.w r Loan on all kin ps .I InrUT W. Holl. R. 0. Waah bldg. Jv SUMS 6F $2,000 TO $20.000 u. W Goddard. 110 2d st OSTEOPATHIC yttTTOlCANS'- ia'tJtxSBELLB" PATTERSON "SP& Vialiiton nervous, aaut and chronic anfj-f'r.nteS' bldg. Pacific U0. LR R, B NOKTHKUP, 416-16-17 DK kumbldg, 3d and aahlngton sta Phone Main 949 Examination fre. FAINTING AND PAPEBXNQ PA INT INQ. FURNITURE KEPAIRINJ ' and finishing. . I . .J-. Wilson. . M P. u rn aide, phone Main 8IB. i OR" BE8T WORK. . PRICM 1UUHT. call P. A, Poena, tu. ia- u -. - PATENT ATTORNEYS ; PROTECT TOUR IDEA WE CAN patent W Moulton, & Scobey, attor ifieya 604 Columbia bldg.. Portland. Or. .J.-j.'lHKSHIiEI.MER;S27H WASH. ST, ntent 'ana pension iiuiirej. ; PTtknts. COPYRIGHTS. - A- J. MAT- ter. BIS Commonwealth bldg. R. C. WRiGHT. AJ. S.' AND FOREIGN ! natenta; Infrlngment caea. 0 Jjcum. THE EAGLE PRINTING CO, NOT IN "trust; cloa figure, .good w,ork-. Russel bldg.. corner 4th and Morrlaoa OGlLBEE BROii. PRINTERS CARDS, billheads, etc. Main 185g. 14H lat. PI HL1G STENOGRAPHERS. aT.t. . TfmriS OB" LETTER WRITING ant copying; cnargaa rtuoium I. M. Conant, 602 Lumber i-xchango Mflsr. 'Main 4877. tSttitith ntTB-ITR. Six CORBETT bldg. Pbone A-683t; largest and moat complete atenographlo onica in win, , REAL' ESTATE J. El Pittensrer & Co., - 883 -RttsaeHh V-P4iana i B. UBlrir Insurance, loans, real eatata. -.--" J, W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND loans: e1ab 18S. 14S 1st, room U. RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS ALSO ALL' OFFICE STATIONERY. P. iJ. u. xo.. zii ctara. let, nvi. SIGN ( AND SHOW CARDS FOSTER & KLEIBER, SIGNU, THE largest sign makers in the northwest 6 th and Everett sta. Phpa Ptlv Ex. SS. Home A-HS6. ELMER J. WALLACE. ART SIGNS AND office lettering.. $21 Btart. Jr'ao. iobb. "RlfiVS THAT ATTRACT" PORT : land 6lgn Co.. i87 Stark. Pacific lt SAFES DIEBOLD - MANGANESE SAFES Large stock; : lockouts opened, Jalla, metal furnHure. FIREPROOF AND BANK SAFES AT factory Drtcea: second-hand aaiea. Moslcr Safe Co.. 10 8d at. - SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES SHOWCASES OF EVERT DESCRIP- , tion; . bank, bar and ' Btore fixture made to order. The Lutk Mfg. Co. 1HM JfAMES L MARSHALL MFG. CO showcasea. cabinet, store and off to Tlxturea. 38 couch sc taciiio gim. R. H. BIRDS ALL, DESIGNER; AGT. M. Winter Lumber Cov 7 Hamilton bldg. TYPEWRITERS , ALL MAKES, RENTED. REPAIRED, eold. P D. C. Co.. 831 Stark. Tel. 1407. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. CO. PICK . TRANSFER oV STORAGE company, office and commodioua 4 t story .brick warehouse, with , separata lronrooma and fire-proof vault for yal- uables, northwest corner of 2d and Pine I sts. Pianos and furniture moved and ! packed for shipping. Phone Main 686, Home A-199S. OREGON TRANSFER CO, 114 N. CTH. Main 8. Heavy hauling and atnrage. ItNDEPENDENT BAGGAGE & TRANa i fer Co.- Storage 324 Stark. Main 407. kADDERLY TRANSFER & STORAGE Co.. Ill N. 6th.; Main 168S: A-1685. WHOLESALE JOBBERS I M. A GUNST CO, PISTRIBTJTORS OF FINE CIGARS. i PORTLAND, OREGON. lEVERDING & FARRELL, PRODUCE ; and commission merchants, 140 Front i St., Portland,- Or, Phone Main 178. , OREGON - FURNITURE MANUFAC i - turlng Co- Manufacture of f urai tore for the trade. Portland, Or. ! iWA DHAMS & CO, WHOLSESALE GRO i cera, manufacturers and commission . merchants. 4th and Oak sts. i LEWIS-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY Co, barbtrs" supplies, barbers' furni ' tre, barbers' chairs. 10th snd Morrison. TUB GRATON KNIGHT, MFG. CO," oak tanners, leather belting maoufac- tnrera. rortianq, ur, fel 1st St. BATES-WIGHT CO, CALENDAJtS, AJ vertlalng novelties. 160 th st WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS wirt Prael. Hegele & Co.. Portland, ALU;N A LEWIS GROCERIES TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY . . , A GOOD FARM, , . ,A GOOD TOWN LOT, It Is an unparalleled opportunity. Th Oregon - military road ennt winrlinv , lurouKh southern Oreenn- an4 .mKnn. lug the best valley, la thrown open for settlement. You will never see an- Vir cnano ,t0 Kt a good farm for tJOO and a lot in Lakeview, thriving county : seat, ; tor nothing, Live on it. hi ru i) vr jium ii lur zuiure prouts, just as you prerer. xo can get 10 contracta. If you like, at $200 apiece. rrmi juui mwiiunB &na gee a rrr nrm near Lakeview, with SO acres ir ri gated and 60 acres for aeneral farrril inn or fruit for a total of 12,000. Where can you nual this for an investment? 1 f you are a working man, buy a con- irniTi or iwo,' asep i your work ana ry for the land In monthly payments. nn the opening occurs you will have your farm paid for and can go to it mid make good living In the most beautiful country annf climate -in tha world. Rut you must act now. - The lntida win not b for sale very long at these iTioea. Th rallroada are build- in r Ono Valley Land Co., 630 Cham l-r or . ommeroe. - - v ' NH '.: 6-KOOM COTTJGK AND LARGE lot to exchange for farm or acreaee hs.t hav you? Portland Homes Co, rv Aiorriwnn r. WANTED A GIRL IN PRIVATE f;4inU for housework,.-Immediately, to so to the lieach: wagoa (30 per ironi ii. jn''y nt toyt at., near Zia. i.L.-r V ': FCiI.I AT ONCE 34-FOOT t' t 'n uuncn, u, i. baton, Wjl I'll HIKE IIEl'J RATES AT WILL Harriman .Steamers Ignore Interstate ; Commerce ' Commission. . ' : : : T0E EATE WXU By Adopting New Plan of Quoting Rate Steamship Company la En abled to Change Rates to Interior PolnU on Moment" Notice. 1 Commariclng today tha Harriman line .will no longer recognise the Interstate commerce commission's authority over its water lines plying out of Portland. Bates will be raised or slashed as may seem fit on a moment's notice, t it Is tha first stp pointing to a red-hot freight rata war along: tha coast , i , The announcement comes through a harmless appearing tariff sheet giving a new arrangement of rates from San Francisco to Interior points by way of Portland and vlca versa. , Instead of fivlng ths through rata It quotes a rat rom San Francisco to Portland aai then the rat from Portland to what ever interior point it might b. By ad ding the two rates together the through rata Is obtained.. The same plan is ob served In arriving at a rata from an in terior point to San Francisco. By employing this method of calcula tion the comsanT Is In position -1 change its rates from an interior point to San Francisco or Vic versa at any time without notifying either the public or the interstate commerce commission. The rail rate from the port to interior points can be permitted to remain un changed while the rate from port to port can b slashed - or increased to ault the occasion. ' According to an official-of tha com nanv the steD leaves an opening for participation In any kind of a rate war along the coast It Is understood that similar tariffs will deal with trans pacific business, In which event the HarrlmiLn . Unea will be In a much bet ter position to cope with Japanese and other forele-n comnetition than under existing conditions with a fixed through rate on goods booked for Interior ports. The new tariff sheet shows no changes In rates so far but there is no telling what mlB-ht follow now that the com panr baa slipped tha fetters of the interstate commerce commission. RETURNS FOR CARGO. Hark Homeward Bound- Will Carry New Grain to Europe.; The American bark Homeward Bound which was ' here last fall and mad a rattling voyage to England with a cargo of wheat will return next fall to again load wheat Sh Is reported as having been chartered to carry a cargo of gen eral freight from Europe to Vancouver, B. C and then to proceed to this port tn load araln' for a return cargo. . The Homeward Bound Is an iron ves sel and was formerly the German bark Otto Glldemelster. Sh became a dere lict and after having been purchased by San Francisco people wae transferred to American registry.. Sh is In command of Cantaln Thompson and when hare last fall attracted a great aeai or: at tention because of tha fin condition In which she was kept The decks looked more like those Of a man-of-wars-man than a merchantman, but the sailor complained - of having to work too much. The bunch that brought the bark here from Australia quit as soon as they reached port RAN INTO HEAVY SEAS. Steamship Rose City . Reporta Ter rific Weather Off Coast. Terrific seas broke over the Hani- man liner Rose City. Caotaln Kldston. on her trip up the coast, and nearly every paaaenger on board wished for a moment or two that he was ashora, It was the worst blow experienced ? this year, according to the crew of the big and trim San Francisco liner. . The Rose City reached Aims worth wharf at an early hour this morning, none the worse for her experience, how ever. She brougnt a good cargo or freight and 186 passengers filed -over the gangplank after the craft had made fast From the Golden Gate to Caps Mendocino the steamer pitched In . a fearful head sea and had to buck a living gale from the northwest After TOO LATE TO, CLASSIFY FOR SALE 186 ACRES NEAR ME- hama: l span horses. threshing ma chine. binder, etc.; all farm implements on the place, $5,000. Write Charles Hoo die, Mill City, Or. $ 1, 1 60 A COZY HOME ; 4 ROOMS j 24x cottage, on 24nic level iota iiuux loo t. in tine garden, wen lencea. cmck- en house and corral: near car and an ideal place. Terms. foruana AAomes Co, 204 Morrison st. LOST ALLIGATOR SHOPPING BAG, Finder keen monev and 'return' bag to western Clay Mig. CO., B0 enton ROOMING HOUSE, 9 ROOMSCEN- tral; clears 330. Good furniture: all goes for 1276. Main 4308. TRANSPORTATION REGULATOR LliNB ' FAST 8TZAJSBX , Bailey Qatzert ; Makes round trip week ' days, except Friday, to THE DALLES, fare 13.00. Leaving Portland 7 a. m, leaving The Dalles 3 p. m, arriving Portland 9 p. m. .. . Sundays Round trip to Cascade Locks, leaving Portland 8 a, m, arriv ing back 6 p. m. Fare $1.00. . BTXAKEM Dalles City and Capitol City Operate dally, except Sunday, between Portland and The Dalles, calling at all wy .utuuinKs iur xreiBai - ana ' ptut eengers. First-class accommodauons tor wagons and livestock. AUDXTJ. BTBEBT SOCK. ' Phone Main 814. A-6112. COOS BAY CINE Th steamahln t)Bniim-ilrro roruana weanesaay at 9 aa, from Oak street dock, for aorta Band, Kacsh " . . ...J'" "r potaw. Freight re ceived tlU 4 p. m. on day of Bailing. Passenger fare, first c Us, $10: oond class, $7, Including berth and ueala Inquire city ticket office. Third and Washington atreat. or Oak street dock. ANCHOR LINE OIABOOW YU -jOIDOIDBUt Columbia,-June 8,. 3 p. m.. Furnessla, Jun 18, California, June 20,- Caledonia, , Saloon, 82.60, 670 and $73.60, - Seoond Cabin, 43o and MB. -Third Claia, $37 and $37.75. ' or dook or toura ana information, an 23 Sherman St, Chicago.. , -. ... -i v, ' STOaX PACOTO BTEAMSHIP CO.al Roanoke and CeoW. Elder Sail for Eureka, San Francisco and Lea Aneeies direct every i nurscay at p. m. Ticket -office 133 Third .near Aldet, that th weather moderated slightly towards the north." Off Tillamook the', steamer passed th torpedo boat Davis: tnm-lnr annthr nt the flv WSSD war-! ships that reached tha harbor this at ternoon. . ...... . j PROTECTION. FOR rUHIIC. Launches No Longer Speed Throngh Harbor In Dangerous Manner. , Customs officials ara stationed at varioua wharves to that launches engaged in carrying passengers to and from th warships ar not overcrowded. 8o far no arrests bave been mad but a couple of boatowners war warned yeaterdav afternoon. - . Each launch ha been given a limit by the government Inspectors of bulls and boiler and th customs' officials will see to It that the license Is not With th arrival Of tha torpedo boats and torpedo boat destroyers th visit ors ar given additional inducement to maJca the little boat trio in tne naroor and launch owners expect an Increase in traffic this afternoon. OX HER LAST .VISIT- Steamer Sue H. ' Elmore , Arrives From Tillamook Ray. The steamer Sue H. j Elmore arrived her early this morning on her last trip from Tillamook with Portland as hi tarmlnua. Hereafter she will run between Astoria and Tillamook, follow ing the schedule that was in force prior to ner coming xoj mis city. The Elmore brought 1.200 .cases of cheese and soma general freight. . On the F way on of the coal heavers' got hla ankle aoralned while taking a look at the torpedo boat fleet which hap- fiened to pass tha Elmore and this morn ng Mat Thorin bad th tip of his left hand thumb crushed in closing on 3' the big aide ports. -; y LAUNCH BOAT TODAY. New Hustler Leares Ways of Port land Shipbuilding Company. The new towboat Hustler will be launched at the yards of the Portland Shipbuilding company this afternoon. Sha will take the place of Nlckum 4 Kelly's old towboat Hustler, that for rears has been seen towing barges h rough the harbor. The Hustler Is about 110 feet long and slightly larger all round than the Old Hustler. She is equipped with pow erful machinery and all modem appli ances. -, In a few weeks the Portland Ship building company will launch the new tugboat Shaver, which is being built there for the Shaver transportation com pany. The Shaver la expected to prove the strongest towboat plying out of Portland. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Bgmlar Xdners On to Arrtva, Roanoke, San Pedro and way. ..June 2 Alliance, Coos Bay . i .......... .June 4 Eureka, Eureka and Coos ...... .June 6 breakwater. Coos bay -....June 7 Kumantla, orient June State, San Francisco June 8 G. W. Elder. San Pedro, way.... June 8 Rose City, San Francisco ...... Jun 16 Arabia, orient . . ;w?t, n r.-s -. fuly J Nlcomedla, orient ......Aug. 1 Alesla, orient Bept 1 Kegnlar X4nrs to Depart. Sue H. Elmore. Tillamook. .... .June 3 Breakwater. San FrancUco Jun I Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... June 4 Rose City, San Francisco ...... Jun 6 Alliance, Coos Bay ...June 6 Eureka, jmireiia ana joo. juue i Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro June 11 Rnt. Ran VTrnnolHCO . . June 13 Numantla. orient. .June H Arabia, orient, .....July 16 Nlcomedla, orient Aug. IS Alesla. orient .Sept 16 " Teasels in Port. Broderlck Castle, Br. ship . , Largiemore, Br. sh .O. Crown of India, Br. bk Leyland Broa.; Br. sh Donna Franceses, Br. bk. . . AlsterkamD. Ger. bk........ . . . .Stream W. P. dock . . . . Drydock . . .O. W. P. . . . .Astoria ... .Astoria . . .O. W. P. t. .. .Astoria . . . .Astoria Anoaios. Br. ship ............ Churchill. Am, sch... Echo, Am. bktn... Kelburn. Br. bk... .... ...i.-Astoria Minnie Kelton, Am .Astoria Edmond Hostand, Fr. bk Mersey Emanuel Accame, It. bk. Columbia No. 1 York town. Am. erunboat. ........ Stream Charleston, Am. cruiser Stream Breakwater, Am. ss,.........Oak street F. 8. Loop, Am. ss......Inman-Poulen Wellesley, Am. b.... ..., .....Oceanic Rose City. Am. as .Alnsworth Davis, torpedo-boat .Stream Fox, torpedo-boat 8trem Farragut. torpedo-boat '.Stream Preble, torpedo-boat destroyer . . Stream Perry, torpedo-boat destroyer. . .Stream . Ea Boat to Coad "Cumber. ' Ravalli, Am. ss ...San Franclaco R. D. In man, Am. ss..... .San Francisco H. K. Hall. Am. sch ...... San Franclaco Rain lei, Am. ss ...San Francisco Wi -V- Jewett, Aurb sch . . . . Redondo Alvena, Am. sch .....Ban Francisco Alumna, Am. sch Kahulul Shoshone. Am. as San Francisco Tiverton, Am. ss ........San Francisco Yosemite, Am. s. . .. . . . . .San Francisco JSa Rout With Cement and Onra0. Aberfoyle, Br. ah........ Antwerp Asgard,. Nor. ah Antwerp Bidart, Fr. bk.r..,.. ....Antwerp Albert Rickmers, Or. bk. .... .Antwerp Clan Graham, Br. sh. ......... .Cardiff Eugenie Fautrel, Frv bk Antwerp Vincennes, Br, sh. Antwerp Gael, Ft. bk., London Neatafields, Br. sh...., Hamburg David de Anjers, Fr. sh. Antwerp Brabloch. Br. bk. Antwerp ...Antwerp , , . Antwerp . .Hamburg Lelth , ..Antwerp Joinvill. Fr. bk... Carmanlan, Br. - bk ..... . KocnamDeau, rr. dk. ......... Gulf Stream, Br. bk... ., - Ooal Ships Sa Boat.'. La Roche Jacquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A, Fifeshire, Br. bk...;.... Newcastle, A. Boasuet, Fr. bk .......... . Newcastle, A Tramp Btaamer En Boat. " Inverklp, ' Br. ss.. ...... . San Francisco Taunton, Br. ss Guaymas Foreric, Br. ss, ......... .San Francisco Madura, Br. ss. ......... .Ban Francisco Tabor, Nor. ss. . . . . , . .Bremerton Strathflllan, Br. ss, .......... . .Batavla Guernsey, Nor. ss. ...... .San Francisco Allanton, Br. . ss. San Francisco Cralghall, Br. ss. ..... . . .San Francisco Earl of Carrich, Br. as.,.. San Francisco' Aeon. Br. ss... ............ : .... .Eureka Dulwlch, Br. as.......... Guaymas Elleric, Br. ss.. ..... .. . . .San Francisco En Boat la Ballast to Xrtad Grain. Manx King. Br. sh. ... . ... 'Taltral Port Crawford. Br. sh .....CaUaO Agnes Oswald, Br. sh Callao River Fallocb, Br. bk. - ..... 4 v-Callao Nordsee, Ger, sh ............. Callao Oregon, Ger. sh. . ...Tokohama Gen. Faidherbe, Fr. bk;....--Yokohama Henrietta, uer. sn. ......... w esi coaai Aater. Ger. bk.. ......Valparaiso Marechal de NoaUles, Fr. bk. West coast Helena Blum, Fr. bk. , i ..... .Bristol Vendee. Fr. bk..... San Francisco Homeward Bound, Am. bk-VanCv r, B. C MARINE NOTES, v ' ' ' : " s, Astoria. June 2. Left ud at 6 a. m. TJ. S. torpedo boats Farragut Fox, Ia vla. Perry and Prebl. Arrived at I L m Steamer Rainier, from Ban Fran cisco. . - " ' - Klnsale, Tun 2. Arrived French bark Europe, from Portland. Queenstown, Jun 1. Arrived Brit ish ships Buccleuch and Elginshire and French ship Sully from Portland..! Ar rived June 3 British bark Rajore, Brit ish ship Clackmannanshire, - French barks Martha Roux and CrUlon , and German bark Ostara, .Aatoria, Jun 1. Arrived at 1:16 p, m. U. B. torpedo boats Davis, Farrav gut Fox, Preble and Perry. Arrived at 4:40 and left up at 8:16p. m. Steamer Rose City, from San Francisco. Ar rived at 6:80 and left-up at 11 p, m. Steamer. Shoshone, from San Francisco. Left up a 8 p. m. Steamer Elmora Arrived at and left up at "8:16 p. m. Steamer Yosemite from San Francisco. San, Francisco, June I. Arrived Schooner Virginia, from Portland. Failed at 7 p, m. Steamer Homer, for Port land, . , San Pedro, June t-Arrtved -Schooner Mlndoro. from Portland. .. . j WELFARE OF YOUNGSTERS . LOOKED AFTER BY STATES For every great reform the first re qulslt Js knowledge of the fact. . Act ing upon this belief,- the National Con Siimers' leagu has, sine 1902,' issued annually a handbook of child labor leg tslatlon, ' in which sn attempt . is snad to state accurately and In a form easily used by the general reader the law cur rently . in force throughout "the country with regard to child labor and school attendance In view of the sorry lack of available'- up-to-date official data, this little book complied Dy josepnin u, Goldmark is th most valuable contri bution of the year to th subject with which it deal. , , When th first edition of the Hand booka four-page . leaflet 'was pub lished in 1903, the hop was expressed by th Conumer'league that by the close of the present decade, in 1910, tne uniform minimum age ,-for beginning work might be fixed at 14 year in ail th states and the District of Columbia. Renrlnta of tha Handbook may be had on application to the National Consum ers league, luo lani . iwuoiy-iewuu street, New York city. ' ' ' - To achieve this modest gain In - the ers' now ramainlna 18 months Of the decade. congress and the legislatures of no less than 19 states, together with Hawaii and New Mexico, would have to enact legislation. Since, however, congress Is still In session and a child Tabor bill 'which has oassed both senate and bouse, is now in conference, while the legislatures of Georgia and'" Louisiana meet during the present summer - and more than SO legislatures will be 'In session next year, the proposed under taking though large, Is by no means impossible.. , .. . - . Bo Teuar Olni la Xtfln, The legislatures of Georgia and Lou isiana will doubtless -remove ' their re spective states from this blacklist within a few months. : In Louisiana girls have been forbidden for several rears to work in mills before reaching he age of 14 year. In that state, therefore, the proposed ' change would merely affect boys in mills (they may now work at the twelfth birthday), and girls and boys engaged In commerce. In Georgia the- children affected would be much more numerous If the age for beginning work were fixed at the fourteenth birthday, for under the present Georgia statute orphans and children of widows may legally be em ployed In cotton mills at the ' tender age of 10 years, and all children, girls as well -as boys, may work at th twelfth birthday. Sine illegitimate children and the children of deserted wivea are counted as orphans, the body of - children free to work at the tenth birthday is considerable. ' Even worse is the plight of these classes of bereft . children In South Carolina, where no statutory limit Is set to the age at Which they may work. Moreover, during the, months of June, July and August peculiarly trying months In the hot climate of th south ern states all children may work legally In cotton mills In South Caro lina, irrespective of how young they may be. If they have attended school four months In the year, and can read and write. . v -j Horth Carolina XAwm. , North Carolina sets the thirteenth birthday as the minimum for beginning work ''except for apprentices." This exception recalls the sinister fate of the children of a century ago In England who were taken from the workhouses and apprenticed to the English cotton mill owners to live In horrible condi tions within the mills themselves until after nearly a half century Lord Shaftesbury succeeded In freeing them from their horrible thraldom. , There is no mention in the North Carolina statute of any protective measures for these little American apprentices, less than 13 years old, and North Carolina, by reason of creating this new class of workers, takes its place with ' Georgia and South Carolina, in a group by Itself, of states, which permit the employment of children In manufacture at a more tender age than Is set by any, other state. .:;..'. In contrast with -this little 'group of three states. I the very larara a-roun In which children may begin to work at the twelfth Jblrthday. in this group New Englswer, Is represented 'by Ver mont and - New Hampshire, the laat re maining northern states in which St Helens. June 2. Passed at 11:18 a. m. Torpedo boats. Astoria, june r condition or the bar at 8 a. m - rough; wind northwest 1$ miles; weather, light rain. ' Tides at Astoria, today High water, 2:16 a. m., 8.1 feet; 8:60 p. m, 7.0 feet Low water, 9:20 a. m, 0.2 feet; 9:24 p. m. .$ feet , , ALONG THE WATERFRONT. - The steam schooner Tallae has sailed for San Pedro after completing her cargo of wheat " Shca.m her ' from T aroma with a part cargo, - Th North Pacific Steamship com LIBRARYYOTING COWTEST A $500 library given away absolutely free. volumes sna nanasome goioen oas cases church, club or society In Portland, securing the largest number of votes. Vote will be issued with 'baid-ln-advanc lows: One year, $7.60, 760 votes, six months, $8.76, - 800 votes: three months, $1.46, 126 - votes; on month, 66 cents, 40 votes, . and every merchant Hated below will rive with-aacK lD4nU nnnhun imi mit At th close of th contest th lodge, school, church, club or society receiv ing the largest number of vote will be awarded the library' complete, with cases, Current accounts whea promptly paid ar entitled to votea The library Is on exhibition in the window or tne east side office, 360-East Morrison street Ballot boxes are located at Holsman's Jewelry store, 149 Third street; White Front drug store, 133 Grand avenue; v Watts-Matthieu drug store, 276 Russell street, where all votes should be deposited. Trade with the following mer chants and get busy with th votes: . W. X. 3KABKBXA ts CO, dry goods, clothing and shoes. 880 to $84 Bast Mor rison street. '. ' :' X. BOXdmAB. Jeweler. 149 , Third street Main 8186.-. O. K. KOPflTXATXB. photographer, 1454 Third street Pacific 1720. XASDE1UT VBAKHPam fa BTOB- AOB COn office and warehouse 111-118 North Sixth street- Main 1686, A-1486. TBB B. K. BBAZBABa CO, sponing good a, 133 Grand avenue. Kast sis. ZJBEBTT CO Ala ICS CO, orrio $13 Pin, street. Horn A-3184, Main 1662. : m rt m . v maav'ma H Sum. f Hvaa vwjus w, vuiuv ' add street Main 2776, A-277. BTJBCB $t OSTXB,-merchant tailors, lie btara street ikum swa. . -OXBaOB BIWB COn cigars and news, lti bixtn street. - ' W. at. ILITF. nlnmblna and caa fit ting, avi w imams avanu. um tiia. at. a. wTtsowa wxm itbobv SBVa sTSOBB, 138 Grand are. S. 3668. a, BV. WHIrBTT, grocer, 128 Grand avenue, s B-isei, isaat stv: m wnnwc autta no, flnaat shop In th city, it nixia sir. BtASOBZO TBKXXJI OBOCBBT. ISO TanihtU. eornar Park, ... Mala . 6621, A-8787. CBXDAOO sCABXXT, meats, 187 Third afreet Main . scommzsaB BraCTBXOaX. CO. 291 East Morrison street East 3138, B-1626. WATTS-KATTaXETJ CO, druggists. 276 Russell street East 662. SB, B. B. WBXOBT, dentist 343 H Washington, cornor Seventh. Main 2119. .alios BXBEB, Una mllbaery, i Washington street . SBABXS tl VAaBB, wood dealers, rard East Eighth and Main streets. East i6. - V-- BITTTEB-BVT BBSAB CO, corner Second and Columbia streets; retail 146 Third street- - ;-.;"-,' KOOKE BSOK, east side news deal er and confectionery, Williams avenue and Russell street East 4703. - S. A. SAeADAMS, bicycles and sport ing goods, Williams avenue and Knett street East 8482. -' . - . wTtxoAWtr avb. trM3BrxJUt iar TOUT, umorellas snd leather goods, 644 Wtiaams eve. C-1004. . , twelve-year-old ' children may ; work even, as here, In vacation and out of school hours in cotton mills. The sin ister point In this exemption is the com mon failure to get tha little workers back into school when-their exhausting -vacation , spent in the cotton mills, is over, ana ine. scnoois reopen. ; , ' "' ' California and Oregon, '-ZW-) ThS Pacifio coast - la represented in this group by California where children twelve year old may work in stores and factories in vacation and. in case of disabled parent at all times; and by Oregon where chi Wren of twelve years may engage In "any suitable occupa tion" under supervision of the board of cmia laoor inspectors.' during -anv va cation longer than two' weeks. : , . The. north west Is represented in this group by North Dakota and Wisconsin. tsotn states safeguard the twelve-year-old working children by reaulrinsr ex emptions to b granted in due form. North Dakota by th local school au. thoritles, and Wisconsin by the county or municipal Judge, or th Judge of th Juvenile court, or by, the register of propat or tne countv. or th aomm loner of labor or- one of his subordi nates. In . both case's,., however, the state avowedly place upon these little children', the - burden of -relieving . tha poverty of families which. In more pro- imn Biaiee. ia relieved dv . tn community either through public or pri vet agencies more suitable to the task than children of twelve years of age. Pennsylvania permits children under 11 years of age to work .in bituminous mines, safeguarding them only to the meager extent of requiring in the oom- puisory education law that children to the fourteenth, birthdav shall . attonii school . 70 per cent of the. full year. New York lets children 11 Tun Aid work in vacation In stores. In villages and third class cities, under an amount of red tape used In proving their age which reduces these -excepted .workers to 'a trivial number. California, North Dakota, New Hamp shire, New York, Vermont Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, thus all place a (more or less futile) restriction upon the work of their children between the ages of 12 and 14 years, and make it the duty of the educational authorities to en force school attendance during ttie school jrear. ; . . . . -s. Bo law f or Jtevada, . Nevada,, having few children and no Indoor occupation which call for their work, has no prospective legislation for them except the requirement that they attend school 16 weeks In the year, of which eight weeks must be consecutive. All the remaining states in thla black list are southern states Alabama, Ar kansas, Florida, Maryland, Mississippi, South Carolina, - Texas, - Virginia and West 'Virginia, Indeed it may truth fully be said that with the honorable ex ceptions of ' Kentucky and " Tennessee, the southern states have hitherto treat ed the twelfth birthday as the appropri ate time for, boys and girls to enter upon the life of toil wherever they have r.ot as in North and South Carolina and Georgia thus regarded an even more ten der, age.--- . - - . Now vigorous, ' Intelligent, self-governing citisens .cannot be developed from jroung children who work indoors all tha time when they are not in school, any more than from the little toilers who work In mills Instead of going to school, ) That great rich states, such as California and Wisconsin, should place upon the slender shoulders of 12-year-old bbys and girls tha task of main taining decrepit relatives, is a disgrace to those states,' and reveals a weirdly perverted ' public opinion as to relative scope of filial duty and public duty. From this brief review of the situa tion with regard to our present statutes governing the age at which children may begin to work, the reader may Judge how great is the need of an im mediate energetio campaign of educa tion applied , to legislator . and their constituents On behalf of the rising gen eration of our citizens.' ' Officers of A. S. & T. Road. (Special Dispatch to The Journal) Astoria, Or, June 2.--Th Astoria, Seaside and Tillamook Railroad com pany, has perfected Us organisation by electing F. L, Evans president and manager, W. E. Buffum, vloe-president; H. G. Van Dusen, secretary, and B, Z. Ferguson treasurer. - pany's steamer Roanoke is doe to ar rive here some time this evening. The Italian bark Emanuel Accame began discharging cement at Columbia QOCtC JNO. l : mis morning. .Dolphins are being driven alongside the cruiser Charleston to keen the ves sel from swinging witn me uae. The. steamer Breakwater leaves to morrow night for Coos bay. The Alli ance left Coos bay at o'clock last night for Portland. v t . " The Swedish Boclety Llnnea has Chartered the steamers Beaver and Joaenh Kelloag-for- an excursion. do the Columbia during the -latter part of this montn. An elegant library of too school. win d. given to the lodge, given to tne loage subacrlntlnna tn Tha Journal aa fol. 'FURNISHERS TATXOB ft STAKT03T, plumbing sad gas fitting. 309 Pin strwC v ; ' Bli M'I'll lT. . 180 Grand avenue. B-13S6. East 412. 2. A. SO.VE, wallpaper, painter and decorator. 1AA ITnlnn- avA IT a nil .JiF??8.,! .BT, meat and fish, JH. main 1S7B. ; - vausCaLSY BBOftV wood dealers, Marshall and 18th sts. Both phonea OOXJJSTATJB'S GBOCZBY, 271 Rus "" J. MAllET. groeertes. Washington st Main 1167. A-316T. 491 wATia. barber, ; $41 Williams frtrrciilTrB ft BXCBB, wall paper and palnta, 406 Morrison utT Main 1873. tnorrjc florist iso Fifth st. opp. Meier 4 Frank. Main 31B, Q"i 189 Grand ave. East 8683. i BtnrBTSZSB rtTXlV OO Long 'or Short WOOd. B-18S1: Rut inn snd yard Thlrty-aUtt and Hawthorne O. Xa, OHS.SOW, Vlasmith. 236 Grand avanua . Fast 6C03. L. antlclan. Ttr n T uni. slstaut Main 1874. Ill 6th' at nOHHWlIlT on nn .sporting goods. 11$ 3d st Main 2006. COUSKAB EAESWAI1 an . k.a war-, mechanics' tools and cuUery. 109 jpd st. Ma.a 6187. r' -. BUBEKA CAXJUAOn vnm are. Snd repairers of carriages and wagons. 818 Burnslde, -Pacific 3047. 7T .. . VOODLAWV UmnitT Dry and. Finished Work, WiodlwS 1Z38. ,437 Dekura ava, . - : JOBB -' mimrim a n . . . dyeing; quick work. 66 6th st -, COLUMBIA IfZSK CO Fish, o-vstsra poultry, butter. .. a Ai.'i. r A-666& ! Third and Ankenr mtL ' ' 9. B. BCKBEXA at da. tt. a lawn 8; C-1888. 716 Union ava north. POBTXiAJTD tmt a, mrm fin tent and awnings, window awnings and porch curtains a specialty. 16 N. Front. -,t1S' JEB estate artd Invest, menta. Room 411 Corbett bid. M.I. XXHDMEi 6860. '. , . . . . TTlTTTTm III '-V - Do you get up , in the . morning " tired, a -weighty feeling deep In your head, with heavy eyes, a general sense of weakness all vor youT Does your back ache? Are t you perpetually . tired, with disinclination for either mental or physical , activity T Do;you .experience hot and cold flashes ' up , and down your spinal oolumn, palpitation of the heart, . sleeplessness, extreme nervousness, and a constant craving for , something . that you are unable to identify T, Are., you . op- freased at tlmea with a nameless - dread as f of some impending danger? . A SE1U0US CONDITION If you have any of th above symptoms Sours is beyond doubt a case . of functional erangement, brought on bv an excessive waste of nervoua energy. . The cause of your condition may be due to a Congested, , en larged or inflamed Prostate . Gland, an Ain cured - Contracted Disorder,' or Varicocele, Unless the damage la repaired and th tre mendous waste of energy stopped, the entire neryoua system becomes bankrupt and sus- k - - penda. It is imperative, therefore, that the sufferers should seek ef fective medical aid in the' quickest possible tlm,. . . . 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