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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. , PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 19. 1908. IIISTIIUTE Will Xotwl Catholic Educators to Bo Heard Here This . Week. With high mass at 9 o'clock tomor row morning the second annual Insti tute of the Catholln Educational Insti tute of Oregon will bo opened. Maw will be celebrated In St. Mary's cathe dral while the Institute proper will have Its session In the West Side lilKh school. Some minor ohsnges In the Institute program have been made bv Father O'Hara, president of the association. Instead of the address by Ml" Ar meda Kaiser scheduled for tomorrow 110 npinrn men 'J ' V -y 5 si.,' ff, ft. 'dt I LUli TRUST ON COAST Federal Investigation Fails to Ileveal Combine to Fix Prices, i (There la no, lumber trust on the Pacific coast, at least not In Oregon, so far as government officials srrjployed to ferret It out have discovered. After months of Investigation they have come upon "no evidence tending to Indicate that any body of men or manufacturers are banded together for the purpose of malntalnlnK fixed prices on lumber. Still the Investigation Is being pursued In a quiet way. An expression to this effect was made yesterday by C. K. Kdgerton, spe cial aent of the bureau of corporations, who la here for the purpose of Investi gating the supply or standing timber. The deportment with which he Is con nected, as tbe name Implies, was creat ed by resolution passed by congress for the purpose of orlnglng from cover that body referred to as the lumber trust. Hut the trust has not been dis covered and now the greater port of the force Is directing its ttohtlon to securing data by which an Idea might be gained as to the amount of stand ing timber In the United Btntea. Mr. Kdgerton says the southern states have been thoroughly canvassed and for the present 16 special agents are at work on this coast. It Is a most diffi cult and tedious undertaking, this gath ering of timber statistics, and about the only way to secure the informa tion Is to get It from the holders of lands. Mr. Edgerton will remain here several days and then go to Seattle to return again In a few weeks to resume his work. FARMS GIVEN AWAY ' AT APPLE SHOW " 1 " Five-Acre Tracts, Free From All Obligation, at Spokane Tliis Year. (Special Plapatrh to Tht Journal.) Spokane, Wash., July 18. As prises for the national apple show, to be held here next Deccmlr, many flv-ci farms are being offered s prises for apples. All the land la In tbe Inland empire Neely and Young give one at Oree Acres; Arthur I. Jones, Valley Ford Thompson and Oills, Hanford; Lewlston company, near CMikston; F. J... Daggett. Arcadia: Neelt and Young, Hazelwnod Alalloy brothers, Haden Luke and Dal- ton Gardens. The opportunity was made by Neely and Young. The land varies In price from Jho to M.nuo per acre, Tltln. free from all obligation, la given with tho prizes. FIRE ESCAPES FOR HELPLESS HOUSES stablai off the (round floor. X think no. At least there are several stables In Portland where horses are kept on the second floors and where In case of fire they would all be oorralled Ilka rats In a trap Why shouldn't fire escapes be put In for horses? Why shouldn't man's best friend be trained and taught to use these escapes In case of fire? I.lvery stable keepers naturally pre fer to keep horses on the second floor for various reasons. Usually the only entrance or exit to this part of the stables Is through the ground floor. Here It Is that most of the livery stable fires .rediscovered. When such Is the case the horses are shut off from all possibility of escape, even though persons are able to make sn effort to rescue them. ONE INTEHE8TED IN HUMANE tt'OHK. MAXY WOMEN IX BROOKLYN PARTY A telegram from W. ('. Seachrest. general agent of the NVw York Cen tral lines, who met the. Brooklyn tour ist party's speclul train hi Ashlund yes terday, savs thure r un proplo on board Of the total number to are women. They will arrive In Portland this morning at 7:Sp o'clock It In said that owing to the laig number of women, flnly a pnrt of the excursion ists will -o on th 'oliimblii river trip, and the remainder will put In the day seeing the sights in and about Portland Incorporations. (SMclll )inlrh to Ttie Journal l July Salem. Or , IV Arliclcs of corporation have been filed In the of fice of the secretary of state as fol lows: The Bernard Oraphophonn company principal office, Portland; cupltal stock, 160. OU0; Incorporators. K. I, ller nard, Kred 11. Itollichlld and W. U Kohtnaon. Hecurlty Title A Trust company' principal office Portland; capital stock, 12.10. Olio, Incorporators, Ivirl (V Mronausli, John F. Ialy, William M. l.ndd, It. H Howard. Jr. Warren K. Thomas. J. i Jlartman and P. P. Iab ney. The Mailing Machine Company; prin cipal office. Portland; capital slock. $10,000; Incorporators, ('. C r.nucks, (leorsn M. Orton. I.ee M. Clark, Web ster A Tompkins and Washington I.. Hartlett. Klamath Basin L,nnd Company; prln- In- clpiil office, Portland, capital stock. $:S,00; Inoorporatnrs. C. C. Burt and John C. 0 W WlUoo, BhlUock. XEWCOMPANIKS ARE iNCOIU'OPqXEI) T. H Staley, Thomas H Muddy. A. W. Arnoi-J, and K 10. Arnold have Incorpo. Arnohl Automatic 1 a m per It hiiK u capital stock of $50,- tat t Ihti couipany. The Mulling Muchlne company haa been Incorporated with a capital .Stock of $10. "HO by Webster A. Tompkins. Oeorgv M. orton, Claude K. Ioucks, Lee M. Clark and Washington U Hartlett. He I'd for you. that far; ko to the end of the world She--You won't have to g I'm here. -The Sphinx To the Editor of the Oregon Journal; Pear Sir I have often wondered if there is a city ordinance providing for fire escapes for horses Installs! In Miss Julia Beth Farrell afternoon, Rov. Father Ford, S. J., di rector of ntudies in St. Ignatius col lege, San Francisco, will speak on Leading Factors In Kngllsh Litera ture," while. Tuesday afternoon Arch bishop Christie will sneak on "Liturgy In the Teaching of Keliglon," Instead ""of the Rev. (Jeorge F. Thompson. Among the well-known educators who will address the institute are Miss Julia Beth Farrell. instructor In expressive reading and dramatic training In North western university. Father Dominic, the national authority on church music and H. P. Conwav of Dartmouth, woo will have charge of the grammar depart ment. Department work of the Institute will "be confined to Die morning sessions, the afternoon general sessions being open to the public. Tho program for tomorrow, the first dav of tin- Institute. Is: f ; 00 a. m.. solemn high mass, cele brated bv Right Hev. .Tames Rauw, V. O.. St. Mary's Cathedral, Fifteenth and Davis streets; sermim. Right Rev. Ab boi Thomas, ). P. It. 10:30 a. m.. regis tration. West Side High school. 11:00 a. in., president's address, assembly room (third floort. 2:00 p. m.. general ses sion, assembly room; musical numbers under direction of F. W. Goodrich. 2:16 P m.. address. "Lending Factors In Kng llsh literature ' Key. Father Ford. S. J., director of studies St. Ignatius college, Smii Francisco. .t:nii p. m., acjoress, 1 Itiglcr; discussion. Chance for All. Opportunity is emphasized by the showing made by the business chance announcement of today's Journal. For example, the classillcd columns show for May;Uoliand Co.: . Lluht manufacturing business Own- or h;is more work that he can attend to; wants reliable man as city salesman , nip! invest $1.00". syiary $100 a month. :-itiiiii lie-it ly furnished rooming house, hot and cold water in every loom; rent $175. including heat and hot water; near depot; big money maker. lor the Business Exchange as fol lows: Must sell emmedintclv: $1,000, half cash. .10 rooms, one floor, all light, clean, etc., good furniture; new modern brick building, two-year lease at $100 monthly; money talks. See Pacltic Bus iness I'ixchange, 3o;o, Washington St. $I.5t'0. $l,5au ensh. SO rooms. 15 of fice roums (no work to do), clear about $.'',00 monthly. For Devlin & Flrebaugh the follow ing: How does this sound? 72 rooms, well furnished throughout with high-grade carpets and furniture; arranged in apartments. Attractive lease at $300 per month. Including steam heat; splen did location. Clears $250 per month above all expenses. Price $5,500. A little dandy. 2t rooms, modern apartment house, private baths; splen did corner location: elegantly furnished, good lease, with very reasonable rent; clf-ars over $100 per month above ex penses. See this belore buying. Price, $2.fln0. Rose City Realty and Investment Co. announce as follows: 42 rooms, all housekeeping, $1,800. 12 rooms. In center of city. $800. There are many other splendid op portunities. See the complete ads un der heading "Business Chances." COUNTY JAIL BEDLAM OF CRIES OF ME Patients Waiting: Transfer to Salem Make Air Reverberate. Curses, not lond, but deep; whimper lngs, frenzied fancies that came sud denly, and suddenly went away; threats, maniacal fury, utter helplessness and imbecility all of these were manifested by patients held on Insanity charges at the county Jail yesterday afternoon. Jailer Hunter often remarks the fact that Insanity cases come In bunches, and yesterday there were five of them. One of the insane men came from Hillsboro, being confined here ljetween trains on the way to Salem. Another wn.s a bov nf 13. named Llovd Frank. Louis Marches! was filled with fears of I 0,1 arK street, Imnolnorv tna Tohn Rlllrlrv was In. for positive Sale cllned to violence and violent language, I sul,e In round extension table and a man named White was stretched , s,at , rnalrs "ml buf fet all In In helplessness on a cot Besides all 1 l" .ie.i these was Albert L. Ames, who Is In jail on a charge preferred by his wife that he threatened to kill ber. He was arrested several weeks ago and pro nounced not Insane, and this time he la " a ,' r'- , .t Morris chair, rockers, all en suite, cost - B j V n t, . parlor desk, davenport, genuine ed for the asylum and Ja ler Hunter j Ipather co110hi rockers, center tables, drew a breath of relief over the removal , brlc-a-brac, handsome rugs. Brussels or the cnaos or souna mat aisuirpea tne , nd velvet carpets, mahogany bookcase I cornaors. with 2 glass doors, very massive. Vernls : Martin beds, Iron beds in white and ! resses. hnnitnome dressers rnmmoHa ""' "" i ami chiffon ers nrincAsa ilroiin ufl At Private Residence, 554 Front St., corner of Lincoln St., Tomorrow, Monday We are Instructed bv- the owner. Mr. Coon, to sell the almost new furniture, its at above address, comprising very pretty parlor suite of five pieces in ma hogany finished frame, lac.e curtains. rockers, parlor heater, center tables, art squares 9x12, two very massive Iron beds, full size, springs and mattresses, oak dresser and commode, very hand some dining room suite In genuine quarter sawed oak. viz: sideboard, 8 foot extension table, set of boxseat choirs. Bridge Beach steel range with waterhock. This range is one of the most stylish ranges obtainable, wltli full nickel trimmings; gas plate. 3-1 burner; china cupboard, linoleum. granlteware, dishes, etc. SALE AT 2 ' O'CLOCK -tomorrow (Monday). Takul ft car. . N. B. The above list of furniture is worthy of your attention if you are in need of quality goods. On Tuesday Next We are instructed by the trustee ap pointed to close up the estate of a dl vorced couple to sell by auction th household goods, carpets, rugs and fur nlture of their private residence. Cor. signed to BAKKH'S AL'CTION HOI'SF. near Morrison street lnciunlng riming room i set box-KOlden lak; breakfast room set In weatherorl on U rnunit pvlpnaiAn toVil.. 4 boxseat chairs and cellarette fltterf with bottle and pipe raoks, large mir ror (Mission design), china cabinet with leaded glass doors, small breakfast set of 60 pieces. Mission folding: screen. "In All the World INo View L,ike This" CO UHCll REST PARK Lots and up TERMS: 10 per cent Down, $10.00 per Month. UNEXCELLED CAR SERVICE, MAGNIFICENT VIEW. Bull Run Water, Piped to Each Lot. Streets to be Graded and Paved. This is the Place for Your Home. Buy Now! Prices Will SURELY be Advanced. The History of Portland Heights will be Repeated here. See our Agent on the Tract at the Branch Office any time today. odd jobs -I want a about the house. run on er- fn H other mi o ,!.,,, i,ii,. rands, one that never answers back, and ,.hin, i, r rof,iV,.. is always ready to do my bidding. Applicant That s a husband you want, ma'am. GOOD WO Wv GOES OX. How the V. M. C. A. Has IWn Ex tended In Australia. Five years ago thefY. M C. A. out side ef two or three cities, was an In conspicuous movement In Australia. There were only three mw glying their time to its supervision, but two build ings were owned, nnd these debt-ridden, and the membership was so small as to tie scarcely worth considering. The all round work which characterizes the American organization was unknown. Through the Invitation of the leading Australian association, of which James; .! Virgo. The Sankey of Australia" was secretary. International organizing sec retaries were Invited to the country to ' meet the Christian leaders of Australia ; and prepare the way for larger things. ' The efficient secretary of the Montreal j n snci.it Ion made tours of the country ! : l!"'t and li0. thus preparing the way ' r Lyman L. Pierce, then secretary at ; Washington. r. C, to spnd two years : ti: the country s orgnnlztng secretary the associations are passing out of the smsll rooms and Incnnspicuoui po sitions into new bulldlnar snd larger Influenre N'esrlv ISOo.nnn has been 1 I ledcd for building, during the last two yes rs. A national organization has hrr es- t -Misted, traveling secretaries engaged. . fficlent voting Christian business men hive beji secured as secretsrls. and American nhyscl directors have hen called to fill positions where ther will bad the physical department forr snd trs'n natlie Waders as con as rss'ble. AJtrlla will soon take Its place In t"he forefront amnnc th assnrtatlon jnofeni.Bts of the world How Rh IMd It. rhe prm Always spek well of yeir Belghhor. Mm N-rt lKvorl 4 AM yet I -or j cm h ts one ef the most dste.t bie crtstwies on eart'v , .- AUCTION SALES The Portland Auction Co. Incorporated 211 First St., Tuesday and Thurs day, iu a. m., .rnday z p. Private Sales Every Day It Is very gratifying to us to state: We sell as much goods at private sales as we do at our auctions, for that means a whole lot. Our rooms are open daily from 7:30 a. m. till 6 p. m., at which timo we are anaious to show you the most complete line of furniture and household goods found In any house In the city. WE'VE GOT THE GOODS AND PRICES ARE RIGHT. For this week we have our usual good assort ment of metal beds, steel ranges, dress ers, chiffoniers, dining-room, kitchen and parlor furniture, bookcases, roll top and flat-top desks, refrigerators, hall racks, rockers and. in fact, any thing and everything belonging to the house. Come and be convinced that the Portland Auction Co. still BUY MORE and SELL MORE furniture than any otner auction nouse in tne city. PORTLAND AUCTION CO. (Inc.). 211 First Street. Main 55R. ... A-4121. NOTICE Just received a large con signment of fine COLONIAL and other mirrors in French plate. We have them I all nlzes. IAUCTI0N SALES I At Wilson's Booms, Oor 3d. and Tamnlli Monday and Wednesday at 10 A.M. Furniture, Carpets, Steel Ranges, Gas Stoves, Linoleum, Parlor and dining-room furniture, bedroom and kitchen furniture, an As sortment of modern housekeeping ef fects, etc. Special Afternoon Sale Friday At 173-175 Second, Corner Yam hill, at 2 p. m.. tmprising mens anl bovs summer underwear, negligee snd outing shlrti and sundry furnishing gr.ols. tc. H. B. Csll us up Phone Main M or A If you want cash for your belongings. J. T. WTI.SOB-, Anctlcseer. Ford Auction Co. i THIS WEEK i I Will sacrifice terin tables. drer. j commodes. Irn hl best springs and I mattresses, hall tree, chiffoniers. : room suite, center tsbiea. murht : I combination hookcases. full front "--, stores and ranges, mantel nd . folding- hc4.. lac mi-lair, pertlree. , new rufa, parpets. tc. We it I Tnx mnrm for rsiir money than any I Ather hr)DM I ft IK mm. u what kave at !' East UotTteon j cnblnet. oak meat safe, refrigerator and other effects. On view tomorrow (Mon davi. Sale Tuesday at Iu o'clock (promoti- Also for shipping company roll of 125 yards carpet. On Thursday Next at BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE we sh.flL. sell the furnitrtre. etc.. of six- room cottage, also other consignments for owners who need cash. SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK. RAKER A- SON. j , Auctioneers. Offices and salesrooms 152 Park .t. P U O M537 122'A SIXTH STREET - PHONE Main 550 m. , wia JMLi,it-iPBi3aBB--I3-s;i i ii i uriffTTiwim "riT-Ti nuf run in, in i ill iini'uniiiwmnni'iiihHiMiit'ii 1'i.riinij i, i,.in,i,i, namn NO TAXES NO. INTEREST NO GRAVEL YD 1 J PARK i VISIT THIS BEAUTIFUL ADDITION TODAY, BEAUTIFUL SHADE, PURE WATER, A LOVE LY PLACE TO PICNIC. BRING YOUR LUNCH AND SPEND THE DAY. AGENTS ON THE GROUND TO SHOW THE PROPERTY. REMEMBER, $5.00 IS ALL IT TAKES TO RESERVE A LOT, EASY TERMS ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. WHY CONTINUE TO PAY RENT DURING SUMMER MONTHS? BRING A TENT, BUY A LOT AND PAY FOR IT WITH WHAT YOU SAVE ON RENT. OTHERS ARE DOING IT, WHY NOT YOU? OUR AUTOMOBILE MEETS ALL CARS AT CHAUTAUQUA PARK. COSTS YOU NOTHING TO LOOK THIS TRACT OVER. COME OUT WITH THE CROWD TODAY. HUNDREDS OF PEO PLE HAVE AVAILED THEMSELVES OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A PIECE OF GROUND THAT THEY CAN CALL THEIR OWN, WITHOUT HAVING TO MORTGAGE THE FUTURE 10 TO 20 YEARS TO PAY, FOR IT. DID YOU EVER STOP TO FIGURE WHAT IT MEANS TO PAY $200 TO $400 FOR A LOT 25x100, $10 DOWN, $1.00 A WEEK? WE DON'T THINK YOU HAVE. DO IT. YOU WILL THEN BUY A LOT FROM US. Lots $25 $5 Down -$la i ESPEY MARKILUIE CO Week 533 Chamber of Commerce Phone Main 8272
