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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENINO, AUGUST 12. 1808.
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DOUGHBOYS
GET BADGES
Rich iron's Sons Join West
Chester, New York, Con
'sin biil arv. at $1.
7
2 LITTLE INJUN
BOYS BURGLARS
Steal Postal IUanks and Or
der (J wis and Things
From Chicago.
ADDITIONAL MARKET NEWS
(United I'roM I-as1 Wlff.l
San Francisco. Aug 12. Tim dlscov-
'(irjory of (wo little Indian boys armed to
fha ttxt-th 11 rt.l itrnniirlnir tit IFtl UHtin It
DaV Wlldl TlWV ANork mimic warpath olvc.l the mystery of 11 '
, , . . I postoff li a robbciv in Nevada that lias ,
XileVUte 10110 OI tJUll. perplexed the federal officers for hmv
eral weeks, according to a report re
EGG TRADE IS
ON HEW BASIS
Board's New .Method of
G railing Urines Satisfac
tion to Katinir Public.
Merchants are Just readjusting Ihrrn-
HMU'Ua t.. tlx. ,-t, ........ I K ii Him ri. t.i.l 1... I, ,
. Nearly two month ago Hi.' postofflee I rrl of trade thin week In grading
of tho Indian rescration at ow yh we, j eggs. Thin change has long been need
. oi,-rlff ' N'"v"',;l- rV'T'''5 "nJ Irt, W"!,I"41 ed ax undor the old system ccrnumcrs
With the announc-.m-..i f V'.l'. ..." 1 .V.' ! did not get what thev .mM for
cOuIliy 1 si.n iur .Minniii wii.s i wui-t ("'in iu iik: - - -
KT.v.r n n i I i. l u i I furmnru ti'lwt l..l -,. i
rrivea a much an tho.se wlfli fr.sh
STOCK PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Nrw York. Aug. 13. Following were
tlit stock quotations today an furnished
liv oveibeck . Cooke:
IRON WASHERS
DF.SCH I PTION.
A nial ( 'op. Co .
ui Tar F., C.
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Am. cot. till, c.
Loco., ...
HilK.il',
A HI.
A 111.
Charlev hone of Westchester
. . , a . li..., rtl'V.. HUH UJIiritMl IWIll
that he liad adflod H.cl.arii naim.. tkm faiJrJ o nuJ u (,,nw
and
....,.. i.lnvwrltht. t" lls
Ithv deputies, tho luw-
UUDIOI 1 ' "- "
A few day hud two little Indian lads'oncs
the
Under the Innovation eirri are muled
ns extra, firsts and 8-i onrls and prices
ure made accordingly. Kverv ca.ie of
i'ifM received on the local market i:i
recandled and gradi'd In thin wa. i:x-
ira are the perfect etc a and I. ring li
of the reservation appeared with a
' v .. ' . 1. i : amull arsornl of flrenrma and Kportlne
leas element in that terruor re-ti. i N,cn )1U after a prolonged lnveatma-
that further resistance was nwless, Bd in 1 1 1 ed having taken the postal order
Vnrlt World mark blanka from the potofflce. FilllnK
ays the New "iork worm.
"Hand men. barn Dlirners. roau . " " , -unt ttw.m tn n C)iteiio nnnrtlno oronila hlrheat Drlce. I.'IimIm Ira ir,..i,1 I, .it n,.t
real estate sharks and politicians who . 10U(,e orders for kuus and flahingr I Quite as fresh and under the naniti of
.... . rf trvin to make an honest rons niinnui iimnonr. , ra, Uu weaatminK ckkh, mrty
" " ii,..u uecaiisn or their extreme youtn
llvlns- by tho nweat of their sand , ,(tU) JelloW8 w)11 nol pro8ecuted.
admitted that it was all up w ith t heim , .
"It was the srnoouicKi j. . .
pulled off when I KOt Dickey to Join
my man hunters" said Sherlii I.ane
wfth a satiBried smile I don t k
how the news got out, but 1 hud -
ly received his wire of acceptance fiom
Marion, Mass., before the bad men of
Westchester county bcRan phonlnK me
to reserve quarters for thera at trie
tall. It looks as thoush we'll have to
put cots in the corridors to accommo
date the overflow."
Did vou have mucn irouuio m
curing Mr. Pavlsr nsked the reporter.
"Not a' great deal. He was eaer
enough for the position, but we hud
difficulty arranging terms. At first he
demanded 6 cents a word for every
word he used whllo making an arrest.
I said $1.47 a day for every day he
worked was the best 1 could -offer. All
the other swells get the same wages.
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GRANGERS HOLD
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m MEETINGS
' To Elsvste the Jail.
"How many have enlisted so far?"
"Six. but 1 have a doaen applications.
Here's th list up to date: Commodore
Wilson Marshall of the Larchmont
Yacht club; A. C. Bostwlck, the Stand
ard OIL man; Paul . Thebaud, the bank
er; J. Campbell Thompson, formerly
counsel for the Metropolitan Street rail
way; A. Jackson Stone, broker, and
Klchard Harding Davis. Guess that's a
bum lot of hired help? Eh? What
Two important committees of the
state grange, that on providing for an
amendment on single legislative dis
tricts and the executive committee are
meeting today at the Lenox hotel. The
or small ones. W hile It Is not gcmtrully
Known, It Is a fact that egs deteriorate
and this duterloi atlon can be noted at
the start. Any egg that shows signs of
becoming stale by chemical decomposi
tion la graded us 'first" or 'second."
It Is believed that the new system
is fair to both consumer and farmer.
The former gets what he pavs for and
the latter gets paid for Just what he
produces.
H ICK LKHERIU E8 PLKXTI IT L.
tp Tills Vear Is Host Ever Known
in Wrnalm Mountain!).
1'endlton, Or.. Aug. 12. Never beforo
In the history of the Blua mountains
have huckleberries been so plentiful In
the YVenaha and Blue mountain forest
reserves where the countrv Ims been
jormer cummniee is loriiiumiuig I'lonit j (nuifrivii i rum rorest nres hy ttie care
for applying the new Statement No. 1 ful attention of forest rangers during
law 10 uie practical worKings in uic ; uie past two seasons. I mat! la ndUn
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state government, and the latter to se- ; squaws have reaped a rich harvest from .,,,. m a' A ' '
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curing an attorney to represent the berries this year, for this fruit sells
grange in the legal battle between the j readily at II per gallon In the market
state and the Pacific States Telephone and a squaw can pick from four to five
company over the Initiative and refer- I gallons per day. In the vicinity of
enrium. I Meacham and on upper McKav creek
It is rrobable that the committee on especially fine berries have been found
single legislative districts will abandon this year and it Is believed that the pro
Its efforts to have an amendment pro- -tectlon afforded this wild fruit h ii,.
viuin iui BmKie legmiuiivw uisti icts , rorestry department In preventing for-
nn atd In view nt 1 Ha a lent I rtn nf . I . in . i. .
niriu nsipr r.n: viiat. . , ? v.-i,..v.. v.. Bi men win inane u more aountiant
tl'h,- It', ,1 lotr.fi-e in he arrra wi t)V oiiniwni 1111. i, wiucn suiituanis ine tnan ever On tne Hlue mmintn nn
any one of those fellows. We expect a proposed legislation of the grange. . .
trouble Just for the honor of being is conferring with the committees, but ! THEE LOADED WITH
dragged through the streets by one of
them."
"Jealous?" repeated T'nder Sheriff
Hank Scherp of New Rochelle. "Not a
bit of It. They can't help it if they're
millionaires I think they desarve a lot
Of credit. Their presence on the staff
Will surely elevate the tone of the Jail."
Taxpayers of Westchester county are
delighted nt the prospect of having the
wealthy New Yorkers nt their service
In case of trouble. As to Just what
prompted the six young men to enlist
In the county constabulary opinions
vary. Some folks are unkind enough to
charge them with wanting the tla star
oecoration to show their authority over
the large forces of men they employ on
their summer estates. The majority be
lieve they were moved by pure patriot
ism and a desire to rid the county of
the disorderly element.
, Advantages of the Job.
EIGHT GALLONS HONEY
will return to his home tonight. The
members of the executive committee In
conference are R. W. Gill of Clean, J.
Voorhees of Woodburn, C. E. Spence of "'
Caby, C. D. Hoffman of La Grande. J. j Pendleton, Or., Aug. 12. One of the
W. Black Of Portland and 1 lmothy i first bee trees ever fnnnrl In rM ee
Brownhill of McMinnvillo.
SANDPONT
FIRE CONTROLLED
(Special DIapatrh to The Journal.)
Spokane! Aug. 12. The fire that last
While the t.'ifk of deputy sheriff Is an ! nfo-ht thrAAtAnert Sin rut nol n f TAnhn 1s
extremely hazardous one it has more ..j,
cheerful compensations. For instance, j under control today, and damage Is not
the official tin plate tacked directly ! so great as it was feared. The big
over the heart is the open sesarno to ' Humbird lumber plant was-on fire sev
elrcuses and social affairs. Deputies are ; eral' times, but was saved by volun
compelled to swing a sapling, but as ; teers. and the relief from the Spokane
most of the new members have kept ! fire department
steady company with canes for some The Panhandle smelter was also saved
time this won t prove much of a i and the loss is now confined to the
burden timber and to Isolated buildings.
And they have another advantage) -,
oyer ' the' ordinary constable." uld nvnivn TiTTciir r tti
Sheriff Lane. -They will patrol the. SECOND BINCHOF
Streets In automobiles, making It vir- ;
KOUUii IUDEKS ST A KT
tlon of the Blue Mountains was found
tins week on the Joe Parkes homestead,
a mile from Meacham. Three swarm.i
of bees were In the Immense tamarack
tree and eight gallons of fine honey was
extracted. (
The bees had entered the hollow tree
through a hole 20 feet above the ground
and the entire inside of the tree, which
was hollow, was filled with the clear,
rich wild honey, the first ever found In
this section. Tho tree was located by
an old woodsman engaged In cutting
cordwood on the Parkes place who
watched the swarms come, to water at a
mountain spring near his cabin.
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(United Ptcm Led Wlra.)
Chlco, Ca., Aug. 12. James MulliiV
and Alton Downey, two 14-yoar-old
boys, are under arrest hero today
charged with robbing the postofflce at
Red Bluff Sunday and taking 11,700 In
checks. One of the checks was sent
back to Red Bluff from here with a
request that It be cashed In $5 gold
pieces. It whs for $268. The bank
turned It over to Sheriff Boyd of Te
hama county, who sent a package of
Iron washers to the Chlco address ua a
decoy.
The. boys were arrested here on the
charge of robbing a moving pleturn
show and the officers found a wallet
containing $1,500 in checks outside the
Jail under the window of their celf.
Sheriff Boyd today identified the
checks and the officers say the bovs
confessed robbing the postofflce,
WOMEN OF 60 YEARS
CLIMB 6,000 FEET
6 (Special DUnatrh to The Journal.)
La Grande, Aug. 12 Repeat-
ing a feat which both had per-
formed many tlmeg during their
4 girlhood, Mrs. Q. M. Taal of this
city and her sister, Mrs. Kllen 4
Eaton of Portland, both past 60 4
4 years of age,' today clltpbed to 4
4 the summit of Mount Emily,
4 the highest peak surrounding 4
4 Grand Rondo valley. The peak
4 Is 6,000 feet high, and Is very 4'
rugged. Though It Is a feat per-
formed bv but few mountain
climbers of this city, both women
made It easily.
T. f.1. STEVENS FUNDS
ARE GARNISHEED
4 This morning two garnish-
merits were levied on the funds 4
4 of T. M. Stevens by Mrs. Stevens 4
4 through her attorney, K. A.
4 Clark. The funds belonging to 4
4 Stevens In the United States Na-
4 tlonal bank were tied up by the
4 suit, while a similar action was
A directed against the Interests of 4
the defendant In the rase held 4
by him tn the Portland Rice 4
4 Milling company. The papers In 4
4 the suits were served by Deputy 4
4 Sheriff N. 11. Bird a short time 4
before noon.
TRODSERS STOLEN
IVHILE HE SIVAM
Y. 31. C. A. Member the Yb
tim of a Sneak Thief
This Afternoon.
AN I BIS I'XDER TOW
COMING TO DItYDOCK
d'nltfd Irri Leaned Wlra.V
Kan Francisco, Aug. 1. Wireless ad
vices received here today report that
the steamer Anubln of the German Kos-i
mos line, which went on the rock off
San Miguel Island. ' of f Santa Barbara,
two weeks ami. has been floated and Is
now being towed by the tug Oollath to
Cuvler's landing.
The wireless dispatch was from the
revenue cutter Manning, which passed
and spoke the Goliath last night.
Although the Anuria is oanerea nan
Iv. It is believed a short period of re
pair in the drydock will restore the
vessel to a seaworthy condition. She
will be brought here for that purpose.
Many doctors say that lawn tennis
Is the most healthful form of recreation.
While Harold Johnson. member of
the T. M. C. A., was dressing this af
ternoon after taking a plunge In the
tank there, a aneak thief entered the
locker room, stole Johnson's trousers
and necktie, and mails his escape with
out so much as being seen. Johnson
left his lofker open while he walked to
the othor end of the room and while
he was gone the robbery took place.
The thief, after making his escape
from the looker "room, went Into the
lavatories on the uuper floor and after
emptying the pockets of the trousers
and taking a scarf pin from the necktie,
left them lying on the floor.
JoJinnon never suspected that a rob
bery had been committed bdt thought
thnt some of the other members pres
ent had played a joke on him. As time
passed and the garments snd jokers
failed to be foand he realized that he
had been robbed. The thief, however,
had been gone fully 16 minutes.
The scarf pin was of very little value
while In the trouser's was a purse con
taining about $6. The thief left no
clue.
France Is making rapid progress In
the manufacture or steel, having pro
duced 2.677.R06 metric tons of Ingots In
1907. as compared with 2,436,822 metric
tons In 1906 and 2,240.284 metric tons
In 1908.
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Latest News of
Oregon Crops
Total sales, 797,600 shares.
t n ally Impossible for burglars to see
. them ar hear' them coming." I
"Will thev have regular hours?" !
"Sure thine They will have to report i
every morning for drill In front of the I
White Plains denot T iiesilnvn nnrl I
J'nur?days will he devoted to
practice at the Larchmont Yacht club. 1 forming the
San
(United rreas Leased Wlr.)
Francisco, Aug. 12. A
dlstln-
Javis is
be devoted to tareet i s"ulsned detachment of army officers,
mt Yacht club. 1 formlne the second division in the
,'a1."L "J!l' thP 10-lnoh i Roosevelt 90-mile riding test, left the'
Oregon Cloudv tonight and Thurs
day; winds mostly southerly.
Washington Showers tonight or
Thursday, cooler east portion Thursday;
winds mostly southerly.
Idaho -Showers tonight or Thursday
north, fair south portion; pooler Thurs
day. Now York Cotton.
New York. Aug. 12. Quotations fur-
Northwest Bank Statement.
' PORTLAND.
Clearings today $1,177,476.67
Year ago 1,268,700.68
Balances today 1 48,782.25
Year ago 123,396.38
SEATTLE.
Clearings $2,029,930.00
Balances 362,656.00
TACOMA.
Clearings $ 714,616.00
Balances 63,924
0j(.,i . i- i, i nuuBtit Hit fu-nuie riuiug test, lett ute Tni.o..
Rdjectl'ves and self-cocking pronouns ... , . . . . January .
him for the heavy work. Com- rresiaio toaay Derore tne sun nad Bnown February
We'll use
modore Marshall will have charge of the 1 above the fog
wilier lorces in case or a streetcar
strike or Black Hand riot.'.'
Richard liai'illi.g Davis lost no time
getting to White Plains to swear tn. He
The command was under
the personal guidance of Colonel M. A.
Simpson and was composed of the rol-
Open. High. Low. Close.
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890
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1 September
I lowing officers: Colonel G. R. Smith, October .
Colonel 1) R Uraln.ird Colonel I) M November
said lie wouldn't mind being dragged Appel, Colonel J. li. Bellinger, Colonel December
aw-ay irom a iirst night to answer the ' John Riddle, Major C. R. Krauthoff and
Call of duty; but denied that he was ; Major McKinstry. htn' r i V T'TT T IcTl "RV
going Into the business to secure datA j Jogging along on firey mounts the of-1 -IJr A 1 IV 1 JjlJllil J 1
for magazine work. Instead, it was to I fleers took a course in the hoof tracks t- -. . t T-t im nn i mmi- i-t
protect his own property. I of the rlrst division under Colonel ENGINE AT SEATTLE
After the Highway men. j Lunde, which rode yesterday as tar as
"Mv object in Joining the sheriffs Z.t'l' t,J""'i . ",: " . L, 1 'UnK ' :
LOGGER KILLED
AT RAXIER. OR.
(Stwlal Plapatch to The Journal.)
Rainier, Or., Aug. 12 James Wilson,
3) years old was killed this morning
about 10 o'clock at the Case logging
camp. Several men were pulling a log
up a stump when one end went down.
Jar knocked him' off. He fell a (jis
tnnee of about 20 feet and landed head
first, his neck being broken. Lie was
a single man and had lived !n Rainier
for two years. He had worked at the
camp for six months. His home was
Detroit, Mich. Quite a sum of money is
at his credit In the First National bank.
Music Lessons
Biting the nails Is a habit that should
be Immediately corrected In children, be
cause It permanently deforms them.
Dipping the finger ends In some bitter
tincture will generally prevent chil
dren from putting them In their mouth.
If this falls, each finger should be en
cased In a stall until the propensity Is
eradicated.
Other are Joining- ths Flano
Club co-operating in wholesale buyinr
and participating In substantial -Tings. Why
not yont
In addition to savings of 8133 and rras Life Insurance to
Club members, we give during this month to reader of
The Journal Twenty Mnslc essons Tree no matter
where you are located. Write for Club ooklet inani
tion Free Muslo Lessons and The Journal full
particulars will he sent you" by next mall.
Wholesale Sept.
EILERS PIANO HOUSE
Portland. Or.
353 Washington Bt,
said he
ur in North Caytle
ave been a number of holdUDs there.
staff
propi rt y
hi
ItJu ?.ol,:? Ryown I first detachment will return to the city1 Seattle. Aug. 12. Ben Way.' a flsher-
k I today along the ocean beach. man orr the schooner Doncaster, was
The officers who left today will make sirucn ry a Great Northern freight
Boston Copper Closings.
Boston. Aug 12. Quotations fur
nished by Overbeck & Cooke Co.:
Adventure 9c. Arcadian 4c, Calu
met & Arz $1.24, Gramby 10c, Nev.
Cons. !5c. old Dorn. 40c, Parrott
27c, Tammarack 74c. United Cop 12c,
Wolverine $1.43 Zinc 28 o, Glroux 4c,
S. & B. 6c, Allouz 38c. Atlanta 14c.
Franklyn 13c. Greene llc. Mohawk
67 c, Shannon 15c, Trinity 20c,
Ctah 44c, Boston Cons. 13c, Ely
9c lobe 4Wc. Nlnlssine 7Uc Yu
kon 6c, Bay Stato Gas lc.
liehTTp brViepera-JoeJI i'b dK ! "' maneuver, and return to the city ; train this morning and instantly killed
AT GRANTS PASS
licht, who rohbe.j them of monev thev
were hrliiginr to North Castle to rav ;
S".'.T.,.V": -J'lr KNIGHTS TO MEET
up while he was returning from White
Plains They bIiov-u a revolver tn his i
face and demanded Ms money. He had i
no money, so tie robbers took a basket!
Of dog biscuit he had In the wagon."
"I was rx ver so leier1 in al! my '
life,"- said Paul O Thehsud. the banker,
before he Fnilei for Europe yesterday.
"Yes. I am fnlni: ahrm.i tn undv'
European iiit!.i..t, of r;,t, hlng crln.lnals.
Three companions who were crossing
the avenue In company with him were
nlso hit and narrowly escaped death.
The engineer. Martin Carey, was ar
rested and will be held pending t,he ver
d! t of the coroner's Jury. Way has a
brother residing at Vancouver, R C.
To ExhiMt Alaska Wheat.
Pendleton, Or.. Aug. IS. The l'm-tllla-Morrow
county fair commission
has sent to Jullaetta, Idaho, for a bushel
of the famous Alaskan wheat for which
the sum of $20 was paid and the sample
win ue piaceu on exhibition at the fair
which will open September 28. This
wneat is said to have been originated at
Jullaetta and will produce from 160 to
ivu nusneis per acre. The sample pur
chased by the fair commission will be
distributed free to Umatilla county
itmiieiN uner me rair.
Nearly $100,000 1s spent In Mexico
iny every week on lottery ticket i, and
In the same period only about $70,000
is pain nacK in premiums.
Grants Pass, Or., Aug. 12. The nn
nual conclave of the grand commandery
of nKlghts Templar will convene in
Grants Fass September 24 Several
hundred knights are expected to be in
attendance, and both the locaJ members
i imt iti way j- nu an m:ene defire to of the fraternity, as well as citizens
throw back the riap of my coat and In general, are making preparation f..r
how a shield tnefr entertainment.
One yt the interesting features nf ttie
session will be a competitive drill to be
participated In by various commanjer
!e of t lie state. The drill will be !,. ,.)
lu the open, and an Invitation to witness
It lias been ejt tended the genera! puhli.
Loeal committees are preparing o'h.r
entertainment features, among wh:d,
will be automobile rides for vis:',1n
k'ights to points of interest r.ear t i i
city a gran'i reception and haraiuet.
r. t .
Iass hn ti 1
BUXTON DENIES THAT
GRANGE "WANTS CHANGE
Austin T. Ruiton. mastrr of the Ore
gon State Grange, denies that the , real
ization Is working for or !eri.:nc ;ts
support to any pr-pos.-d legislative Music will be furnished by the C,
measure naving as its nntert the group
ing of all the state ef; u i ' lonai Insti
tutions under the friati.-e:: er:t .-f ,.ne
tnard "f regents r' fi. ite mbers la
paaktng of th ir. vt-r v s morning
Wr. liun.in sr;rt
"I hate just rea.j an it. m In yet "
day's Journal dated frorr Sa!etn, stat
ing that a i-omr: if.-e f St-te
Orange ha,i pre: ire,i a d'.aft of a i
to be preserte ; t,. the lec;fci;,t ir placing
all Institutions of high-r eri i atlon In
Oregon under one tH.nri of five rne-n-brs.
"I wish to sy most
y-our correspondent
FRONT WHEEL DOWN:
ALTO I ST MAY DIE
oy tne way, manufacture the tufted
rug. which, when well made, la a beau
tiful and serviceable floor covering.
The United States has become the
mrest rug marxet or the world. This
fact should make Americans earnest
smnenis or rues In order that they
man be prepared to detect frauds arid
to get the worth of the monev invested
In beautifying and making comfortable
their nomes, so far as rugs contribute
to that result.
;'..M -sj;.v thnt
:.:;.ken The
' , ' rr rr. : 1 1 ee r.
t'-bb-
Ftate Grange lias no
existence. It had a
mmmmfc crruim n.o.-' t: h : '0,5 o-giiri ir,(r
turn inatnunors m '
iwrer made to tho s
re-orfimendatlon n'
this and it is ai'oj
that sucn rwrnintriie w .i)
ieir the approval of t . . f ;-'r
trr were pres-nted -o )
"If there la such s n o-. . t rt c
r't on foot nvt'. ;r. tk !,'
lth any Ortnr Ir.rtim. ).',-,
It roust be hr mtw i a; hra.ro
the orraniaatloa. I v : to t:. m :
noat rrfvattlve way. that the jr1U"
rarnnflM of th Fta'e ;-8r.ir - f ,
I am rbatrw tan. ad -"-leh - . . '
r-f the lglsttive aori of the -uf n
ttwi, d-a ot fa Trr :.() a r ' ; i-in
at the frearnt Uin ri wlil i.. it no
t-r-rt"
Th ierorw tatKMi t fi Tr J
(fnlt1 Prww Lmtn4 Wlr. )
I'rovliience, R. I, Aug 12 In a seri
ous automobile smasi.up about five
miles fr-'m here t"day Montgomery
Sears pen of one of the most pr- n..
nent families of Boston, was probably
fatally aired, and 1 If t- Ktunjeri.
his chauffeur in. l-H.i;y hurt
Tt-e accident nu -i t!i breaking
of one of the front wheels mh:Je t'.ie
mat blue as being drii en at bre. Kne k
tt around
).; rp
jurej men were round cv anoi er a : to
mobile party that pas: a'one t! - r ad
a f w mlnutee la:r Tfe wre-k-.; a .t
mobile wa in (..irofi ari the injur- 1
riders were in dnter r f ber.g
sumed Sears it Kuf'ririg from a 'tj
tnred skuU a.d :r.terr,aj in.uri- Sa-in-dera
r?ceited a ov-hie fracturt .f t'-leg
ROOSEVELT CARLES
NEW ZEALAND THANKS
Auklatvl N
Allf IS -C.r,, ,,.-..
Plunkef trwiay r- etre.1 a rM rr..t...
,nul ' from Pr!Vnt If. wr.ll rra1 ...
rm ro rroni w atr-r1 to t- -ilia. ' apt f'lH' n cf ? t'rl'ei Ptt fo- t.
! sattoa and. published ln gS manner in -r-w-- the American rV-1
fa-'tlt. , ' has ben hvtie hre.
1 ' m Th' onau-t of tD a, ;ior, hB, ln
Tfot ry-DT. : 'IZ 1 'zy- fJr rrMAy arvi sat-
- .k . 1 1 r ' ..-a yp PHIHI7 10
. " ,..... . 1 i o ' p iim mm .ntm nmnta Tw
Manufacture of Antique Rags.
By (.'onsul-General Michael of Calcut'a.
The I'nlted States buys each year
many thousand dollars' worth of what
are known to the profession as "washe.l
I'ics " Brightly colored oriental rugs
are sometimes washed with a solution
of chloride of lime, which treatme-t
partially bleaches the colors and Im
parts a soft appearance to the rug.
This chemlral treatment Is a process
of Bashing" which produces the ef
fect of age and a peculiar sheen to the
nut face, which is pointed out by the
ur.serupulous seller as a proof of su
perior quality. The fact Is the process
of washing as described Invariably
wt iker.s. and in some cases destroyc,
the materials of the rug.
The progressive effect of the ch"mi
ca!s or the materials in the rug is as
foiiou The chlorine gas contained
in the h;or!'!e of lime attracts onvgen
i no n Inure from the air, by whl r,
1: u-i -tn aeld Is formod, which ai
the vitals of the rug. Soon""
" hit' : the wool and cotton In the
1 x be omc brittle and thus weaken
-A-.irp and deteriorate the wo"!
Sren t:.is deterioration la complete th
I f the rug my be swept away by
the ord'nary process of sweeping, an 1
the warp, which Is the foundation -if
the rug becorn?s ao weak that holes
appear I ere and there and very Scon
the rug Is worthless.
The question arises as to how this
disastroui treatment of rugs can be
svo'ie.i Sr.,j still give to the lover of
ue effect what he desires. The
oro answer must be that the artbju
ei:-'t ah..i be obtained by sclent if e !-
v r..rrert dyeing and correct technical
!dndng of the colors In the rug. By
uia method the perfect antique efe-t
an he j rod need and at the same tini"
a th roughly desirable rug be had
r.e that will equal the old Persian r-i;
n appearance and possess al! the
t"er.gth and vitality that a rug ran
h s v.
It r.At Infrequently harrne that a
l'-'sian rug l too inrinr 1 'r n
Btur.ce. !n red and la not aaiabi. Th- The Hungarian crown l aiaht cen
unacrupulous dealer will ubjet th ,turls old and d'irlnr that time it
T'.i ; a aeries of waah.lnga In rheml-jraa undergone ma'.v trnge vlrlaai
a t pr.pat-ed water, and In this m-avtnd fine It w stolen hr , oun"
rn out a rug possessing a soft an 1 awn up In a cuahlon and with oth"
fcnii.ue hea thaJ la truly captivating ) begrsge. carried acrosa frr.n
r-.l find a ready purchaser at an ad- Danuee to N pawned for I a djcat,
t anced price. ... ,' Redme1 and rT irM. It'waa odvs
C-rmans Rosorting to Fish.
Consul Herman I Spahr of Breslau
mikes the following report of the In
creasing use of fish In Germany The
price of hogs In Breslau at the end of
April was $10 95 to $12 85 per 110 23
pounds, against $9 52 to $11 90 at the
same time last year. The high prlcea
of miat durlnir recent resr lo. v
hroiiKht about a large advam-e In the
e. rsumption of fl -h. in Germar.v For
the en co ragement of the German k-;
fishery transportation methods hiid
be-n Improved ami special market es
tablished throughout the Interior, but
the demand for ea fish wa slow of
growth until mett prices soared Now
ii innrs.r m viairue evervwriere par
ticularly, it Is said. In Bavaria and'Wur
temberg A Brealau newspaper esti
mates that Germany's consumption of
fish is now 1 per cent of the rreal con
sumption. The consumption ia baaed on
the 1907 cat'h. which, after deducting
ooi-o. ! anr expo'i-, amo'inted to 40 .
'- l"M" 1 ue minra rianerv is not
inrloied in tn!, fi-ur aB there are no
a!tiabIe statlsttcs concerning It Th
10 7 suppir per rap'ts waa i 3 kilo
(14 ft poundsi Whll the meat supply
'exclusive of hnm kll'lnga game and
poultryi waa r . 4 r. 0 Don tons or I k!i
"" 74 poundsi per rrl The ratio was
one I0 alx. but the first quarter of
190S ahoata an !reaae In the sea-f1h
autrlT "f 14.07 tona (J p-T cent)
over the same quarter of last year.
th row .
Some one is sure to want it and The Journal Want Ads will
tell you who.
Because it has outlived its usefulness with you is no reason
for throwing it away.
Unless you- read The Journal Want Ads you will never
realize how many daily demands there are for just such apparently
worthless articles.
So don't consign it to the ash heap without a second
thought, because
Old clothing can be turned into cash; you can sell your
old clock; some one wants your old furniture; there is a
buyer for your old bicycle.
Make a list today of the things you have no more use
for and compare them with the wants in The Journal it
will be easy to
TURN IT INTO CASH
A Little Ad in The Journal Only Costs 1 Cent a Word
The x!stenr vt the oriental nig
manufacture d Pn1s on the American
market At one time I .on don waa the
rue market of tbe world. At the rre-
in nnr'H anu aruaraed day a si
night by two noblemen. (me it waa
lost In a Oltrh Another time M waa
the prise of bloody forara Tor $
w- - - . -. i. .. . , I . . -- ' - i ni 1 1 hi V ca?lTlTir-ailv IF I w O.II
ent time comparsttTely few rugs finj