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THK OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, AUQUST li 1008. I. . i la. ..... M. 1 I ii L PROSPERITYFEST AIIO HUTiGERFEST Contrast shown in .Meet ings nt .rw York Cluv - tipjt Socialist. FLEET OfJ tl OF DEPARTURE PENINSULA LAND MERRY WAR IS and Livestock association have been iirlnted and are now ready for distribu tion. The work on the premium list especially is very credible, the compila tion making a most attractive pamphht In connection with tho publication la the announcement of a combination sale at auction of blooded Shorthorns, Here fords and Aberdeen Angus cattle to be held at the Country club grounds Hep- (ember SI and S6, during the week of the fair. At the same time there will be a sale of Clydesdale and Psrcheron regis tered mares and stallions, registered stand trd bred mares and stallions, rec ord r. a.lHtns. race and carriage horses. It Is expneted that there will be a large number of fancy horses In the lll of fered for sale. The next event of Importance In the aala line will be the annual spring com bination breeders' sale, which will be held at the grounds of the Country club April t. 27, 38, 'it and 80. and May 1. 11109. The prospecte are that .at this sale there will be the largest number of fancy stock offered for sale ever gath ered together for a similar purpose In the northwest. ON AT RAINIER Ofticiiil hVstivitii's at Aiiclv-. Advent of Swift Packing! ( it v Council Locks Horns ImimI at End On. it Ifaivwell Coining. Plant Stimulus ,"() Aires Pring $72,000. it It W. K. Xew.som, Own or f Water Plant. JUMPS SKYWARD l IilleO. I ' I i fo (1 M Itr New York. Aug U- An :i -1 n i .! t ri k contra.-' I ws pi -.-u ' '-d 'o N-w Votl. to day hy two ihh i Iiik ,n- I. IuiihIiik '" represent unusual conditions of the pressnt mrif II ..-e. Chun nil h v, It.-. I l'rosi Ural estate values nn the l'i til i;i -..rr.-fikiftit.Mit Aboard I S i i.-org la. i have developed a decided upwa.d lun An. kfe.fid. Ana. 14. -The official r - ,,n,.y f 1(lte rMll, of ,,,. ,lvenl f.:i..:i u the officers nn,1 men of timf tle gwlft pnrkriK company Into Unit Ml., nil- I lent wan brought to an end I section, and tho beginning ..f work on i .! Ona was the nn.speiltv cousin- wlilCh a.'.u.Outi traveling men i. resented bv delegates. Tlx- ..tliei gathering f rugged. Iiunciy, told, ss men. listening in speeches on and. C.stn The opening ..f the ' prosperity on ajrsss" was auspicious and great . i. thuslasni shown i speakers fiom inanv Impiirt.int I . I M n k cities t hi ouglmu I I In' country. Acting Mayor M " a n wel comed the ili. it it. s. . "lumen. lln(i them highly for Hi. purpose .f that cnngiess. "Cheer up" Is Hi.. mesage they bring. They li'd.i that tin" country Is safe, that the iiHtnial i-.. mircH are sufficient to Insure nroKP.-rl t v and that the ...ilv thing that liuti hampered business h I nln a great heen an unwarranted temerity on tho well wBsr-n tin- part of pome interests. I touiorro Over on tho rant file tho hungroy men's meeting was . dually exciting. The Socialist orators proclaimed th.'lr doctrines and at least K,0 of the un employed cheered the moBt radical declarations. tonight with it brilliant mat.- liitll at the g-o rnment house. l'remwu Sir Joseph- W ard was the master of ceremonies and Admiral SperM 'i;m !!. guest of honor. Tho KAILKOADS HELD FOP FOltEST PIPES State Wardfn of Washington Makes Complaint to Ilailuaj- Coin mis sion Asks Investigation. mam.iflflfnt bnllroetn of the Ktatah.ise hs .Mwd.d vlili ..fficerK. hlnh gjov- .11, in. Ml i.fflcl;. Is an.l'irntt v somen. Ill- l!i't Is lii .;ii.' hi in at h o'clock l.niiiiir.iH' innriiiiiK and this, wan a d.y ..r i.-.-l :t'i t!.- r'!i..rs ami men. The adtiiir.il ai., ..ffi.is r'luin.-.l from ii.t ll:li- ni..ll!l' a after one of tlic m...st .fcrllKhtful ex.-ursionn tney ever en ).. 'd. ueor.l of New Zealand are plan- nemonhi ration i ro fle I departs for Sydney Salutes tt'.ll li" riren rrnin very uhlp In the liirhor and the Brit ish 1. 1 1 1 lestilp roerrui, r.ncoiinier and I ni'iecr. whh-h l.aie heen here since Hi.) Aiu.rican fleet 1 as been at anchor In tlie biiy. will nccomptiny the white siju;idr!i to Pydney. their big plant. Ycatenhty a deal waa closed by which Kllaa lironf; a.-qulma 60 acres of the Lewi.-. IV Love tract, t Im price paid being. It u sal. I, no let a than J72.000. This Is the third sale of I.....' property during the pus' few v.-eka. ai l foreshadows other fnl.-s at hlsth liKuies Tile lund Mrqnlred by Hi'ihik In Imme diately east of 1 iilon awnuc ami e- i" A01" f'11"1 xl'eet on the hoiiiIi i meM of his trunchlae anil continues to to the O. R. & N. riuhi of on I he , t nish his cusiomera with water. It north. It Is the Intention of the pin - is not known what further action the ., . . l" 1 mI UM "" n,-r.- un.i put ,itv will take, but a leaal battle Is ex the lots on the market at once. peeled There la still a wide strip of tint, . i.ove tract unsold lylnit between letgh and Union avenue. is...ini ii..t.-h to Th J.Hjrpil Italnle:. r , Au 14. Trouble over ti e iviirr nipply has reached an acute point In iliia city. It waa brought to a .ilium at Hi last meetlns; of the council, v. lien un ordinance was passed r.ooklnis tlie fiam-hlso trranlsd w. !: N'. wflorii. Si'jitember 7, 18 lid. to supply lie city of Kalnler with water. It la charged 'hat New son) has not fur nished sufficient water to residents or to the city for five years. The city ha purchased a Hater sys tem ami intends to light Nfwmiti to I tlnlsh 'Iiio hitler Ignores the annul .JACKSONVILLE IS VISITED BY EAIX IWH BRIDGE AT FIRST ID SHERHAM MM TIIKKX OREGON PJOXEEIWTOMEET Lays tlie Dust and C lears the Atmos phere of Smoke Monroe iComes In for a Share. (Special Mnnt.-h to Tba Journal. ) Olympla, Wash.. Anc 14. A com plaint to the railway commission hy the state 4 1 re warden that railroad locomo tlxea have been repjonslhle for many of tho forest fires this year, and request ing that Investigation be made will i showoj likelr be referred back to the warden wltli a request for more specific Infor mation. A. VSr. rerlov, state track and equip ment Inspector, reports to the commis sion that such nn Investigation Is too big a task for one man. It requires about two hours to get at and Inspect the spark arresting device on a railway locomotive, and the Northern Pacific alone has ISO engineers running out of Taeoma. Mr. Pertey suggests that the number of the engine or train alleged to have eet each fire should be given. (Special Plsisitch to The Joer"?! Jaclq.nvUle, Or.. Aug. 14. The rain which visited Jacksonville last night settled the dust and cleared the atmos phere nf smoke. The sky Is still cloudy today and the Indications are that the Is not vet over. The rain In st "welcome at this time because of i he nn-usually long period of hot woathair. EFFOPT TO KXOCK OUT CALIFORNIA" DOPE LAW 4 United Pre Leased Wire.) San Francisco, Aug. 14. Alleging that curious points in the California pure drug and nnti opium laws make them unconstitutional. L. E. Dadwell of Pan Plogo, attorney for J. I.. Hallawell. a druggist of that city, has applied to the supreme court ot the state for the release of his clients from technical ar rest Incurred bv the alleged violation of the law by selling laudanum containing more than two grains of opium to the' ounce. Hallawell sold th? laudanum without prescription of a dentist, physician or veterinary surgeon, so as to test the law. His lawyer sets up the point that the law does not prohibit the giving Bway of drugs nor the dispensing of them. He further contends that the law Is against the public welfare, as a man mav be 111 and not be able to ob tain a prescription .nt once. The supreme court granted the appli cation for the writ, which is made re turnable September 7. Mortf-ne., Or.. Aug. 14 Forty-eight days trlthnut rain has been the record as rerarted hy tlie local office of the l nlte.1 States weather bureau Yester day wnrjld have made It 4!, but Jupiter pluvlur got In his Work to the extent of one-tet'ltn of an Inch rainfall. From ap pea.ran(ies, no further moisture will fall soon. OLI):iFIREMEX TO PUX AT REGATTA TRIP WIXXERS OX THE RETURN HOME (fnltfd Press Leased W Ire 1 San Francisco. Aug. 14. Six young women Travelers, the winnWs of a priz? contest given by a new-spin per at Van couver, B. C, a,re In tills itv today on their return home after a trip through California and the southwest In the contest in which they were the eix successful participants, the stake was a trip lasting over a month with all expenses pal. I and Including all the points of Interest along the Pacific coast, through the orange country of southern California and the grand can j on of the Colorado. The young women are at the Hamlin hotel In this city. On their arrival yes terdav they attracted much attention when it became known that theV were the six favorite daughters of the north west. The party Is composed of the follow ing: Misses M. S. pcHoon, C Hw snn. II. E. Wfni.ourne, .1. It. Pollanl, I-". L. Ftnith and (5. I,. Small, an 1 -Mr?. V. O Cable, their chaperon. fl pedal rlp8tch to The Journal ) Astotja, Or., Aug. 14. At a meeting of the . regatta committee yesterday a new ferlttire was added In the form of a parade liv the old members of the vol unteer ffre department. The two fire engine formerly operated hy the vnlun teers have been repaired and placed In service and the old veterans will run with t'aie machines during the water corniwa L The 3,'ollowlng firemen were appointed to carr.ir out this feature of the parade: Judge, il. J. Trencliard, chairman; Wil liam B'irk and L.. K. Sellg. Astoria en kino i-'vfipanv No. 1; Thomas B. Lough ery, F. J. Carney. C. R. Foster and B. S. YVorslet, Rescue engine Co. No. 2; (Icorgo AV. Morion, P. Malncamha and C. A. Jii'-inenw eber, lOngino Co. No. 3; R Van Onsen. Judge F. J. Tavlnr and In-. Jay Tuttle. Alf-rt Hook and Ladder company. The old f'rornen will make this one of the features of the regatta carnival. Citizens of South' Portland 4 want a high bridge across tho 4 4 Willamette from First and Sin r- 4 4) man streets to some convenb nt 4 point on tho east side. '4'hcy 4 believe that the expenditure) of 4 Jl. 600,000 would put a first-class 4 cantilever suspension bridge 4 across the river at that point 4 100 feet above high-water mark. 4 Tonight at S o'clock a mass 4 meeting of the citizens of that 4 4 part of the city will be held at 4 4 the hall, corner of Front and 4! 4 Harrison streets. The meeting .-4 I 4 has been called as a mass mei-' 4! 4 ing of all tho voters and rci- 4 4'. dents of the district. J C. 41!1, Luckel will preskje at tlifmeet- 4 , 4 ing. and one of the prominent 4: 4 movers In the plan Is Mark 4 ; 4 o Nell. 4 4 It is planned to discuss the 4 4 bridge question from all sides 4 4 at tlje meeting tonight and If the 4 ' 4 sentiment of the people seems to 4j 4 be In favor of the construction 4 , 4 of such a bridge steps vill be 4 4 taken to draft an ordinance 4 4 authorlzrng tho Issuance of 4( 4 bonds for the construction of 4 4 the bridge to be submitted to 4 4 the people of Portland through 4 j 4 the initiative at tho next city 4! 4 election. 4 4 ' .i;minl Keiinion Will re Held In Jacksonville This Month Elab orate Preparations. (Sieclnl Dispatch to The Journal.) 1 .la. Ks. rii iile. or , Aug. 14. I he an- nual reunion of the ploneer.1 of south ern Oregon will be held in Jacksonville Thursday, August 27. Mrs. Elizabeth 4 Kenney. Jacksonville, is president of iiln' society of pioneers. ! Attorney C. L. It.iames, Jacksonville, will a. Muss the pioneers, and other 4 ! features of the day's program are be- , ing arranged for. Th.- dinner will he served by the ' J: ft kson il le c'.ibln of Natlva Slaughters 4 ami Sons under the chairmanship of 1 'Jrli.ss Issle McCiilly, this place. LOVELACE'S AIR CRAFT EXPLODES . j SHOES MUST WALK Rosenthal's Housecleaning Sale Is Now in Full Progress We cannot emphasize too strongly that tin's sale differs from others in so far as we sell EXCLUSIVELY STANDARD MAKES: Shoes vou can find only in the BEST EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE in the large cities. Our entire stock of summer goods, including ' such celehrated makes as HANAN & SON, BOYDEN SHOE CO., SLATER & MORRILL, AND WATERBURY'S CHILDREN'S SHOES, etc., etc., at greatly reduced prices. Brennan & White's Boys' Steel Shod Shoes, formerly $2.50, now $1.25 Same in little Gents', former price $2.00, now $1.00 BEE OUB WIltDOWB rUR VU1TEEB JPABTZCTOnLAJtS. (Continued From Page One.) cover and a number of others are In critical condition. The ballooir shed was Ignited by the gas tlaines and totally destroyed. 'I'lic inflation was nearly completed ivlnn the match was lighted. The identity of the man who caused the ex plosion has not been learned but a rigid invest iKutim Is being made Captain Lovelace collapsed after the work of n.s. ue was completed. He Is broken-li.-a ried and almost insane with grl. 1. His burns, while extremely pa In tnl. arc red thought to be serious. M,ui peopl,. in the vicinity of tlie explosion iho'ijrbt the shock was caused ti; an earthquake. Portland's Bf st SHOE STORE ROSENTHAL'S Washington Sts. Now York. Aug. 14. Captain Love lace is a resident of New Y'ork. He went to T.oti.'on with llr .lullnn II i Thomas, a New Y'ork aeronaut, repre- SHERIFF CAN'T HAV -THAT $500 REWARD Attorney-General Decides Officer ! Only Doing Duty When He Cap tures Man With Price. Sei.tlng the Aero dun of America. In a trip with Or. Thomas. In the German hulloou Pomnien. which won the international race from St. Louis, Lovelace climbed fiom thp basket and scaled the netting on the side, reach lug the fop of the gas bag. He then took up his position on the very top of tlie great sphere in order to better di rect Its course during the voyage from New York to Philadelphia. GIBTSOXS TAKES LEAVE OF ROME ( Cnl fed Prss LenBpd Wire.) Ronxt, Aug. 14.- Cardinal Gibbons re turned to Rome today from Orvleto, where lie journeyed yesterday in com pany writh Bishop Foley of lietroit ami ttishopj oConnell of Washington and barely escaped an attack bv ant -cler icals. i ne rarninai was closeted with the pope Tor a final conference before go ing to .London to attend the Fucharlstlc confer.oi.-e. The pope expressed great pleasuj-re at the extended visit the Amer ican prelate has made in Rome and I hade ;im godspeed when he left the a t icatn. DIVJES D0WX A WELL iD SAVES HER PA BY NOTORIOUS RAD MAX KILLED IX CALIFORNIA (I'rlt.-d Pri-ni. Lei.fed Wl-p ) Nevada I'itv, i al. Aug It thorites be? .- vc' e r" : r i , i the killing ..f -Pl-i.-k J.-.- k l:i.-;. notorious .intact,- of at Chicago Park. ! ml' city, last meM. It is sa . 1 '.. Mo'ulton shot Mm down I" s-.'f Richards had npd" ).'ms-!f .(.. St the MoulP-r. ' ' in.- .,.! -Is said, and f:-:ai,' euae,) - re with y "-. :t. , ! r s , . ards threat. V ::t a i.; toward hit? M a tl.r.n-. "in -when Mo iit : ,-it. ' killing RI. birds : star ; (t'nltpd Prow. Ifl-ed Wire.) FuMnn. Mo.. ,ug 14 After diving into -a ti lS-foot well, saving her two-leHi-Olki babv from drowning and climh i"c ti a place of safety, holding th child 1tn her teeth. Mrs. J. H. Ktephen soti. flrail Utile woman. Is the heroine "! F-llSon today. M t -5 St. jit,, ii.nn was aTone at her 1 cs. la-, y.s'e'-dav whrn the baby I'll r'l li 'he veil. Rear zing that there "as tun" to suuim.'n aid, the brace ! rt:.- sjom.ti, .lived lnr. tlie water an". ' k! the child. Clasping the little 's iiFnniiits in h'T t'-.-th. the mother n Is ; a-ti . 'li the wall of l-ic well (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Olympla, Wash.. Aug. 14. That a I puhllo officer cannot accept a reward for the performance of any act or serv ice which It Is his duty to perform Is the ruling of tlie attorney-general on the claim presented bv Sheriff Andrew Williams for the $500 reward offered bv Governor Mead for the arrest and con viction of tho murderers of Ada Roper. The murder was committed in What com county January ID, 1T07. and through the efforts of Sheriff Williams ' the murderers were captured and sent to the penitentiary for life. Sheriff Williams claims to have paid nut per sonally $100 In his efforts, which tic attorney-general says the county should refund lie is not entitled legally to the reward DRILL FOR OIL AROUND ASTORIA Astoria. Or., Aug. 14. At a special meeting of the stockholders of the Clat sop Fuel & oil company, the following were elocted directors: Ir. J. A. Pul ton, Oeorge W. Sanborn, Dr. W. C. Lo gan, F. I. rmnhar and (T. C. Fulton. The company will begin drilling for oil In about a week or ten days. COUNTRY CLUP ISSUES FALL PREMIUM LIST The premium list racing program and entry cards of the Portland County club Our FINEST KITCHEN RANG ELEGANT y-fLJ n mJ'J", V 7. jjijaMasMwJ'r V 5s ii 'jrA x Vsht "i ? ELEGANT nflJ& Cf'UfM DURABLE rl jn Il5rtP (m lLWSSIIIWJSimi IPJIMl iiillKiUPlV EXCELS ALL OTHERS in beauty of desipn, construc tion anfl workmansliip and has more practical features and at tachments than any other range on the market. Guaran teed to be a perfect and quick baker with a minimum amount of fuel. We are agents for the Acorn line of GAS RANGES and an furnish you a good gas range at a low price. fflNVMCBlI.UNIVniSAL. J. J. KADDERLY Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Enamelware. 138 First St. 131 Front St. NEAR CORNER ALDER. PAD BOY'S DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT GETAWAY (T'nlted Prs Leased Wire.) Fast Las Vegas, N. M., Aug. 14 ( onfesslng four burglaries and on holdup Joseph Emery, a 14-year-ohl hoy, was given a hearing In tho Jus tice court today and bound over to await the action of the grand Jury. Kme.ry Is the. most notorious vouthful outlaw In the southwest. lie was reared nmong criminals. At one time he was In the reform sol no but won his relense by gooi behavior No sooner was he free than he resumed his criminal operations and yesterday was arrested He was hand culfed hy the officers On the way to the jail he slipped the manacles off his wrists and attempted to escape by Jumping on a moving train. - ns ifi trf 'i rt" I ssi iii j i i' i ii'm nsmiiti uses lis ttiar. m'tm CHICAGO CLOTHING CO. Heady for N'eirro l-'iend. ; i., .. it. wir- j ." I' i- A-ig i 'li.-. sheriff I r- !s . f ...rtn-d illens are I ? tie i '.'it i t..da i sear.-i.l'.g ? I'a r 1 ', . ii , I..-, a il nn who is t h i n! . .'' 'mi Icsr -1't'e k.-'l Mrs I'M , . K wr.n.i. ! i,. J.er Incne liuildine IVrniKs. Kpworth M WE INAUGURATE A CLEAN-UP SALE AND MAKE THESE FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN PRICE: a itv cd f ast , he hi CM. in a doKo Ivn, h Does It Do Th e Work? Soap oW docs is chcrp. Soap that does not, is dear. ) P. & G. Naphtha Soap DDKS THE WORK, A cake of P. iS: (j. Naphtha Soap wlI last lonee do more work than two costing, say, 1 1 pntna oap wi.i last longer and hi's off ordinarv laundrv soap. cents each, or three bars of cheap ?oap costing : 1 3 cents apiece. can P. & G. Naphtha Soan is the cheapest soap vou buy because it is the best value. Jt saves time; and time is money. It saves labor; and labor is uorth monev. It saves clothes; and clothes- cost monev. The naphtha in. it LOOSENS the dirt; the soap CLEANSES. ' V ' i P. & G. Naphtha Soap is so;much better than any other laundry oap that it is worth your whiie to go ten blocks out of youriy -to get it. But it is n necessarv to do that yyj i almost t certainty thit your grocer F ihurM.. ere. , church. Tw.nt v-sixtli, ? r.mi . .n. e et dwelling. Last Tw.-nty-twr-en Thorn p..n and Mrazee, i JI.voo A A. Mcniss. erect dwelling, i i;.-ist Tw . nt- t' -lr, between M.ison and Skidmore. il. W. M. Conklin. erect (Iwelllng. Last Tmlnr betw.-.-n Fast T'.ii t -ninth an' Last Fortieth. 1 s. i '. M Hmiih. rent dwellitK. Letner -j t ween It Tier and Alnsworth. T!..",."., John H. Moon t dwejine. Van-thi li.nv.vt: N wton and Th ir t v-s, end. I J2.F.I". A M..r!i.,tn. ere. t fl its bast iKIgM-eth b. tweei, As!. ;,n,l H-.ms, . . J?'n. J-:k Ois.-n. Tt .'welijnp. l.(s; 'I'1'.:-', s i l.e'ween Vll-rla a'nl M:i- Ir.-d, J ?.''". : C T Stelnleie. .rect dwr'l. i.u. lst T w 'T, t v-elvrh t n 1. etwee !Jer .-.lid Wa shirr tot-. J2.'"'.i Mav li'irsfeldt rtct .'.w.K'ng. Wa l.ssh. be-ween Pippin and H..i!.T.'l. $1. '.iin T'-rstnr Bros, er.rt i,in MUsls slpfl. between Monroe and 1.itris. $1. .... John Card erect dwelling. Ta -. nr, between Fast T'irtv-f :f.n and Last Thirty-nrth. !.S.0. f'r W Wnl's. erect dwelling. Hoyt r.etwen Twenty sec, rd and i wentv-thlrd. 12 inn TO COST- $75,000 IS ALL WILL BE ASKED FOR SUITS originally priced at $12.50. The fabrics are wor steds and homespuns. Sold all reason tor SI 2.50 Sale price $5.95 Is all will be asked for SUITS origin ally priced at $l..n0 and $ld..iit; made of pure worsted, in fanrv pattern's of all descriptions; made by lust makers in America. Xuiic l t'..rmrrlv for !cs- than $1.V0 and $l'!."o. i lran -up price JS8.83 CLEAN-UP SALE ON BROK EN LOTS OF MEN'S TROUS ERS; $3.00 and $3.50 trousers, light and dark effects, in striped worsteds, sold rcrularlv S3."0 and S3. 50. Clean-up price. $1 -So :.d - r s. or seven ptories In tucht ard 'ering a nusrtr of '.'yk 1 to be erected r.j p ake M'Ksll A Co on tie rvii.r prorrtr st Fourth and Arkmr streets, whlrb the com psnj purhsed eterdv The roTisidVrstion wis a trifle mere thin $l TTie new building 111 be um4 as a TVt r hnM and offlc buildlntr by Blsk. Merall V Co. W. R f trs-trr bsniled th aala. Men's Underw'r 'c mean to clean up our entire line of Summer Underwear. Kverv garment specially priced. 40c grade at..25c " 65c kinds for. .45? $1.00 values at SOo MEN'S SHOES $1.45 $2.00 VALUE at MEN'S SHOES $2.50 GRADE MEN'S SHOES $3.00 VALUES J2 25 MEN'S SHOES $3.50 VALUES 5 WE BACK EVERY PURCHASE BY OUR BROADEST OF ALL GUARANTEES: "THE STORE THAT RIGHTS THE WRONG," WHICH MEANS YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. (THICAGO CLOTHING (QO. SOL GARDL. Proprietor 69-71 THIRD STREXT. Between Oik and Pine u via m f tt '
