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14f THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1908. 15 rington, Oakland. California. "Is Organ ization Profitable?"; Al B. Howe. Ta coma, "A Possible Foundation"; L Ck Ric Los Angeles, "These Are My Sen timents": T. N. Btoppenbach and O. W. Ball. "How an Organization' Affects Supply Houses"; W, E. Prudhomme, "Eastern Competition"; Paul J, Smiley, Seattle, "What I Know of Organiza tion": George P. Graham. 8an Bancls co, "Why All Printers Are Not Mer chant', Charles P. Maelafferty.' Oak land, California, "what We Must Come B. B. Henry has Just finished ther sur vey for the reclamation of nearly 80,000 acres of marsh land on the Klamath In dian reservation. It is probable that the reclamation work w1U-not.be un dertaken until the final allotments are made to tha Indians, and the realdual land reverts to the government. Al though the altitude la tea high for ex tensive agriculture, the land When drained will be -valuable on account of the . fine graalng, and tha hay that f-rows in - great abundance and most uxurlantly. A government ..engineer connected with - the Indian department Is expected here soon to take . charge USE UEJITED-S POLICEMAN HOLDS STOP-WATCH convention ' from ' all tha eoast states and British Columbia.. ' Tterday- was tha first day of the masting and In the afternoon the visitors enjoyed a Port land sight-seeing trip. A business meeting was held this. morning and was continued this afternoon when th or ganisation of tha new. association was completed. Tomorrow a steamer ride to Cascade looks will be th chief -diversion. -, -' Georga M. Or ton, president -of the Portland Franklin association, delivered the address of welcome which- was re sponded to by Willis a Duniway, state printer. Mayor George F. Rodgera, of Balem, who waa down for th response, was unable tp be present. The other toasts were responded to as follows:- 8. C, Beach. Portland, "Why This Meet ing"; J, A. Borden,' Bpokane, "How Things Look In My Town'; H. V. Har ON AUTOS; ARRESTS TO FOLLOW Automobiles of about every color,' ly engaged with a stop-watch these sev eral weeks past taking the time of all "benzine buggies" over a chaJk-marked distance distance of 40 yards. 'The budget of arrest warrants, issued this morning Is the result of his labors. The speod Of the different offenders between tha chalk marks varies from JO to 40 seconds. This places the average speed per hour at about 25 milea F ol lowlng are the numbers of the machines for which warrants have been Issued for the owners and chauffeurs: Vft Ore. No 0. Ore. No. 8T1. Orw. No. tit. No. 890, o. 608 or red tag No. 6. No.. I, No. 833. Ore. No. 45$.. No. 606. Ora No! T43. No. 414. Ore. No. 4S Or. No. 490, No. 296. Ore. No.J i5 619. & Chrtstafferaon ha"5: feur license, No. 4. Two complaints ar filed against No. $25. - " every style, and every make will be rep resented in Judge Cameron' court thia week If the .warrant, issued do not to astray. For weeks peef automobtlists have been "honkingr . defiance at the city's speed- ordinance. Regardless of aught but the fascinating exhilaration of cutting the wind . they have sot down the pass Line road, through Moh tavilla,. at perilous speed. As time fassed and they. heard no results from ha lone officer's . threats, who. waved en Impotent club . at thena as they Clipped past-, him, . they - experienced a "Organisation Aoross the Line", and 3oi or ine wora. tlons in My City." - - ; To Drain Klamath Jlay Lands. ; ' (Special Wipatcs to The Journal.) Klamath Falls. Or.. June 4. Engineer "'-.- v! : - . , - -. ; f -"'V ; ; Stella So yon think Cholly Is a Democrat? . ' ' - BellaHe must ba; he doasnt seem to know when he has a chance. - - ,T. X. Greenough Will Con , struct Extensions to Tilla mook arid Salem Line on Macadam Road Will Soon Be Ready for Operation. 1 a; ' . M W sanse 01 immunity, xnis win De rudely dlsslDated when ihe 20 arrest, warrants are served la th following two .days. - urricer a.' ju. uustaxaon. detailed on tha Bass Line road, has been asslduous- . t. nreanouch. a well-known ' Northern Pacific contractor and part owner of the United Hallways company, will construct, extensions of : tha United Railways company's" lines propesed un der franchises that company has se cured from tha city -and county. Mr. Oraenough Is v considering proposals i a -Kniit tha entire iruiu vu uuiutw - 'fcUeage contemplated, and It Is Mid h tuns practically; decided to commence the work before tha end ii, mvi. inn inninHna lines . 'v xrom enrtiiiiii t 5iAm. from ' Portland -to Tillamook, and from Portland Hllli hum arM VnrMt Qrove. - Tha latter would be a part .of the Tillamook, ex tension. wrriirtoM. '" The company has secured 1 valuable franchises from the city council and m . i AnmrtiittfllnnAni Their lines are projected northward from the ward on the White House road, two of tha moat beautiful scenic drives around .Portland. It is proposed lay tracks along thesa roads. The Llnnton road Is a possible route via Cornelius gap to Hinsboro and Tillamook. Tha Llnnton road can be used as an outlet for the ; On a visit to Portland two weeks ajro Mr- Greenougn wa ceoinpna war -uperinUndent of construction, and .the It was expected that equipment to be used In the entr$"0ntcw,0U1Id4 ?2 shipped to Portland before the end tj May; But other business matters 6 equipment will be shipped to this point ny June io .an v ;r. r . nrv i ih Tillamook ltte will b un- Am.r v hv Jniv l. unless present ar rangements go awry. Macadam Una Soo Beady. Is now building a track i muAam mail In southern Port land and will within a few days have w for - oneratlon as far 1 "7m h,i CSirnlture Manu facturing company's plant. This route 1, axpecled to be uaed .for .continuing Tout beglnnlngrenJtbe jMstaldaof -th winameiie river t.inn tn fialem. practically parallel with, the present Southern Paclflo main .- mull Via, hAsn lUrVDVtd B.TM1 rights of way were at one tlma all signed with land owners for tha nre distance to Salem. . - The route Is now said to be con- and might be utilised In the proposed road from Portland to Baiem. ONE EFFECT OF DRY VOTE IN UMATILLA tm i.t numti4i ta The Journal.) toyev "- - Tnrtiton. Or.. Jan 4 By tha pro hibition vote in this county 25 saloons wr. .holished In this city ana aoout in in the entire county. Th value of bar fixtures and stocks carried In this city amounts to $106,060. Each eaulp- "La 0 ho. utni in AMtHmated to be worth 11.200. or 130.000 for the.,S5 aa. loons, ana iq esuiniou "b "t of the stocks carried is 13.000, or $75,000 for the 26 saloons. Pendleton has some m l Mi v.o MvtnrM In MJitern Oregon, ,Th. Hotel -f t WHr -hw bar and mirrors cusuhk om .,vww, " th Hotel Pendleton and other saloons have very costly fixtures. Anton; tha In rcrf.t stock nf liquors In eastern Oregon, his stock be- mi vaiuca at ,vw of the saloon men here are owners of homes and will conttnue to reside In the city. But two or three of them own ' thelr ,ai00a bmiB. SEARCHERS FAIL TO FIND STUDENT'S BODY tvnltri Preas tcaaad Wire.) Ban Frandlsco, June 4. Searchers to day failed to reoover the body of Wal ter n. Hellmann, a young student of .v. . c.. umrt colleae. who wad .n,n in the caDslzlna of a sIood In i iiTnaa.lflv a ftiirnflon. Th tniinnt of the same Institution tlm Dnhm ThnmAS Rvan and Z,m in the I tttli bni C ranvia y.mm, " - and savd their lives only after a des perate Struggle in urn . The boys wera out on th bay on a pleasure excursion when the aocldent happened. Th water was choppy and th weather squally. Twice th stu dents put to shore to make repairs on tha boat. An accident to tha sail ren Ari it uncontrollable, and a audden gust of wind capslsed the boat 600 I A launch put out from the shore and saved th lives of three of tha boys, but Hellmann could not keep afloat un til neip arrtvea.. r THIS CAPTAIN FACES - DISMISSAL FROM ARMY .' " m T.uM JXrtfm .iew . tuna -at nntitln Ram pel D. McAllister of the Thlrty-alghth MADE. AMERICAN CITIZENS AMID - BLARE! OF FLYING AUTO'S HORNS While trumpets ' blared.' automobile hnrnM nntA handa nlaved and thou sands cheered the automobile parade was passing along . Morrison street 'eight new e-ubjecta became citizens of tha United States In the United SUtea court yesterday.;-:.-''.'- . ' On the outside everything was in. tnmm Intsroih . TlwRtit If nil v decorated vehicles were moving along the line of shals, the court callers, the Judge him- Be 11 ana in, i-llixcu. mnHh w mo, mit glanced out .pf the windows now and then. -- -''"'- - '.'..- But the court continued as though nothing Tvas happening, and eight happy men men wha had Just renounced al legiance to- their fatherlands walked out of the courtroom in time to see the last machine In the parade, i Those admitted yesterday were: Benr lamlno Pugllese, Italyr John Nelson. Sweden; Alfred Sydney Harrison, Great Britain and Ireland: William Alexander Mae Rae. Great Britain u: Ireland; Frank August Frankson, Sweden; Lge Von Wemetedt. Sweden; Theodore Gus tofson. Sweden; . Jamea Manary, Great Britain. ': - - '-.. - ' CLOSSET ESTATE IS WILLED TO WIDOW Stock In Firm Valued at $20,000, Also Eeal Estate in State of Washington. By1 the will bf temlle CTossat Jr.. who died at HoodvBlver May 17, his 120.000 estate is bequeathed to his widow, Mrs. Elly Closset The property consists or stock In, the firm of Closset A Devera. The widow Is also given' a one third In terest In real estate In the state ' of Washington of unknown value. Mr. Christina Wetteriten's will. property In equal shares between her son, Walter B. Wettersten, and her two daughters. Alma H. and Esther F. Wet tersten. jne estate is vaiuea ao.vuu. widow of John Leonard, has applied for letters on nie esiaiv, wmuu twu.i.i, u. 13,000 wortn or personal property ana $14,000 worth of real estate in Colum bia. Washington and Multnomah coun ties. No Exception. From Black and White. fti MM TVi vmi bnllava It's un lucky to get married on a Friday? The Abominable Bachelor Certainly. Why should Friday be an exception? PITERS r. The Badge of Honesty fa mi avmrv vnnner of Doctor Pierce! Golden Medical Discovery because a full liat of the Ingredients composing ft la printed there tn plain English. Forty years-of experience has proven Its superior worth as a ' ood purifier and Invigorat ing tonic for he core of stomach disorders and all liver ills. It builds np the mo down system as no ether tonic can In which alcohol Is used. The active medic inal principles of native roots such as Golden Seal and Queen's root, Stone and Mandrake root, Bloodroot and Black Cherrybarlc are extracted and preserved by the use of chemically pore, triple refined glycerine. Send to Dr. E. V. Pierce at Buffalo, N. Y., for fre$ booklet which quotes extracts from well-reoognlied mod ical authorities such as Drs. Bsrtholow, King,-ScuddeV, Coe, Eiltngwood and host of otheEg, showing that these roots can be depended upon for their curative action iiall weak states of the stomach, accompanied by Indigestion or dyspepsia as well ft InOil bilious or liver complaint and InHwaBtlng dieases where thero Is losvtrfiesh and gradual running down of Ujystrength and system. The "Ooldffn Medical Discovery "msVea rjch, pure biooa ana bo invigorates ana COfilPLETE : THEIR ORGAfllZATlON BBMssssa-aasMss-saasnass-MSBSB ;vi. Business Sessions of First Convention Followed by Big Banquet One of the prettiest banquets of th week wm advan tiv the PaHfln Poaat Master Printers at the Commercial club net night In celebration of their first annual convention. C, W, Hodson acted as toastmaster and the evening was spent in eating - and speechmaklng. About 85 guests were present and all enjoyed the quips and sallies between the speaker. Delegates are present attending the R AT E S r..Th-Klmaoh. Ilvar ana 1 L through., tl boweig, the whole fvstemt ins, blotches, pimples peered for about a week from the Pre aldio post several weeks ago, is to face a courtmartlal, for having-been absent without leave, next Saturday. - -McAllister has been under arrest at the post since May 23, but the absence rianeral Funston- prevented the ..- ..t.1 liSinitnn fina wired - Ar. ders for the trial, and Colonel J. A. Lundeen has filed, the charges. , -"it Is expected that McAllister Will plead guilty and take aodlamlssai from the army. ' Sentences lit Umatilla. .. ; (Special PUpetcfc to Tbe JournaLI '; ' Pendleton, Or., Jun .4At a. criminal ' session of the circuit court held Mon day thre prisoners pleaded 1 guilty -to charges against them arid wer sen tenced to the penitentiary by Judge Bean as follows: Indeterminate sen tences to Ralph McCumber, charged with robbing a Greek outfit at Umatilla, and to Albert Murray, who robbed the clvin -f- llhsm. W K. Vrtt- -man, who robbed a house at MeachamJ was given ninety . uajra iu " jail. . .. - :- -'V ;. " j Travel Shift From Pokegama. (Spedal riTOtck t The JoernaL) Klamath Falls, Or., June, 4-Poke-wama, OregojS 1 practically off the map, so far a the traveling publlo Is concerned, and all travel comes by. way of th California Northeastern and Dorris. Captain J. m. acmure, wno iim n iirsw - Y; 7, past year, haa ciosea prsciic.iiy enr- tning tnere cunnwiou ',5, "IZ 2177-" portation Dusiness ana wi his attention to the new . Una regu and. A wiu mn . wm , w r - and erupuons as weij as scroiuious swel lings and old open running sores or ulcers are cured and healed. In-treating old running sores, or ulcers, It la well to in rare their healing to apply to them Dr. Pierce's All-Healing Salve. If your drug gist don't happen to have this Salve In stock, send fifty-fonr cents in postage stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute. Buffalo, N. Y., and a large box of the "All-Healing Salve will reach vou by return poet. You cant afford to accept a secret nos trum as a substitute for tbls non-alcoholic, medicine or kkowh ooMPOsmosr, not even though the nrgent dealer may thereby make a little bigger profit. Dr. Plorce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy. ItllH Uu vwiniwvww ,3. M r Drtation business and will now devote y Sare the Discount, ' Bend check or pay at office en or b. . for the 10th to sav the discount on May bills for the Automatic Telephone. HOMB TELEPHONE CO, 1, Corner of Parkr and Burnslde sta. TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT ' PLATES . ot nv nom . - We van do your eatlx ' Crown, rl4ge and Plate Work In a day If necessary. Positively Painless Extracting Tr wiiaii ymm vr vnunei w.j . viu., . . enslttve teeth and roots removed wlth- ons sae Mass pain, i en cn airs, uniy tue most scientino ana carer ui wora. SO TBAXS XV ron.A . ' - WA VVKTT Aim ABsoozaTxa Wldav painless Dentists. Telling Bid, Thi4 aad Washing-ton a. tn. to S m.; Bundays to Vt. Painless Extraction. I0o; PlaUs. t5.00. . Both 2'hones, A and Mala S024. . BJLD .AT From All Points on the Lines of The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and Southern Pacific Company (Lines in Oregon) To PORTLAND during the week of the great Rose VA Tickets Will Be on Sale as Follows DAILY JUNE 1 TO 6 From The Dalles and all points west; from Albany and Corvallis and all points north, JUNE 1, 3 AND 5 From Pendleton and points west to The Dalles; from Roseburg and point9 north to Albany. JUNE 1 AND 3 From all points east and north of Pendleton, from all points south of Roseburg FARE, AND A THIRD TOR ROUND RIP Final Return Limit June 8 PROGRAM TQR THE, WEXK Monday, June 1- . Wednesday, June 3 Friday, June 5 TOO Arrival ' at hlgn noon of Bex Oregonus and Court Cavalcade ; es-; oort through decorated streets and arches to Royal Palace, XVlSfllBrO Feast of JLaaterns and Oetv' eral IllnmlnaUeni Coast Adman's Bom Banquet. SO A. Bt Monster prise parade of Floral ' Decorated Automobiles. BTBir-jrCh-lvenetlan Water Carnival, procession 01 uiuminaiea ruouu unu frivste era ental BuUdlng. SAJ830CCX OOirOBBTS XX ITXJTX-O AT AXUOBT. MOUmrO Business Houses' tion to Portland Visitors. Recep- Prlvate Craft; all-day free exhibit of na by Rose Hociety at vri- S V an IB (K 'Allegorical Pragon ln4 TTtatnrlra.l Parade of Electric Floats, including urana "Chinese Armory. Ball at Tuesday, June 2 ATT miroOir-Dpnln of the Competi tive Rose BxhtDit at the ; Oriental Building. '. v YXaTa-Hluminated Parade . Spirit . ef tha Golden West - . Thursday, June 4 SO JU XaVMagnlfloent street parade of . Floral Decorated Vehicles, Competl . tive Floats, Equestrian Cluba etc. In cluding the marvelous ' Japanese "Cherry Blossom" procasslon. APT XBVOOST 190-tntle Automobile Baca. SO-mlle Automobile Race. jj XjrO Kaat Sid Street Carnival of Masquerader and .Children's Pa- . rade. .. .. svamnoBOX oohosats at abmobt, A7TBOOV A JBVTWiUia. Saturday, June 6 rrmwrm frflm the University compete. igatta on n tvjverj Victoria, Vancouver and ICOmimrO ResatU ' of Washington Ul aOOlf ararvdi Parade of Woodmen- Of ' , the World. , AFTEIUrOOSr P. N. A. Championship .Field Meet at Multnomah Field; Relay . 4 -Races for -High Schools and Publlo v Schools of tha Northwest; valuable - trophies to be presented for ach event - . , -'. - STZXT0 Pyrotechnics and Maaque . raders Farewell to Rax Ortgonua and . . Queen Flora. - ..,- . . -j, WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon basic Will Be Made Thia Season b tha 0. R. N.' SOUTHERN PACIFIC .... I- " r . . r FROM PORTLAND Aa FflUomu : Oa Way To Via Street Oalliornla Chicago $72.50 . $87.50 St. Louis .... 67,50 82.50 St. Paul 63.15 v 81.75 Omaha ...... 60.00 - 75.00 Kansas City .. 60.00 V 75.00 TICKETS WIZJ. BH ON SALS - - -i May 18 ; June 5, 6, 19, 20 Jly 6, 7, 22, 23 1 August 6,7, 21, 22 .... Oood for return in 19 days with stop over privileges at pleasure within limits. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further Information call at the eity ticket offloe. Third and Waal Ington streets, or writ to WM. M'MURRAY - General Passenger Agent, . ' PORTLAND, OREOOM, ; ?err-A (O (XNartASW)-: 1 No Cocaine, No 6as No Students Out success la due to uniform high-grade work at reasonable price. NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with heartweak nese eaa now nav their teeth ex tracted filled and brldgawork ap plied without th least pain or dan ger. ' . ' .V-r., -V..-.. .- .. J PAINLESS EXTRACTION .f;o S2-KARAT CROWNS -K.OO BRIDGE WORK ............ 6.(0 OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE. . K.Ml ALU LINED PLATE .........15.00 r-r-ri f 1 LE.I. it- Eaamlnatloa and Cona Ctatloa - Free. Re-Enameling Teeth Is the greatest Invention In modern dentistry and haa been moat auccaea- lul or all metnoda We extend to sll a special invlts tlon to call at our' office and have yielr teeth examined frea of charara '.. We own and control tha lri't and neat ulppd dental atuii:in ment in th world, faaviag It eizic all told. We give a written guarantee wltn all work tor Id yaara. Lady attend ant. .: ...... . Open evenings till T. Sunday to l. Union Painless Dentists BaiH BCorrUca St, Cornet TirtU .t QUA RANT t ED - I gallon lota. 81. -10 T-t f' 1 gallon lot SJ..CO I ' ' i i- '. Manufactured by ; S 0 rroot It po.-. ji;4. 1 1. , r
