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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1008. 3X3 Living A M an can Wort and Fight for his Family. Afterwards His Family have to Fight f isnraiac M afces the Fight Easier r. .r in .1 oives tne family an income. 11 MS o W w aj w m r " KWQt or inemseives. c . i -.o.-. miz HAS A PLAN TO SUIT YOUR POCKETBOOK. INVESTIGATE IT. Paldl PcDieyEaoSdeirs weir 141 Mil lair's. THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA. INCORPORATED A3 a ST0C COMPACT BI THB STATI OF NEW JERSEI. INDCSTRIAL-5 CENTS WEEKLY AND UPWARDS. AGENTS GALL AT THE HOME. JOHN F. DRYDEN, President. AGENTS WANTED. GOOD INCOME. PROMOTION. HOME OFFICE, NEWARK, N. J. ORDINARY S500 TO S 100,000. THE NEW LOW-COST POLICY. JOHN PAUER, Superintendent, Rothchiid Building SKAJTCX OFFICES IK POHTULITD: HLNRY LYNCH, Manager (Ordinary Dept.), Corbett Building '.J" Mil IIHEB COULD SHOOT TO HIT man Stands Midway Be- een Busy Duelists in afety Nobody Hurt. (United PreM Leased Wire.) ""Francisco, Aug. 17. TTnder a of assault with intent to kill, Hicks, superintendent of the Machine company of this city, awaits arraignment In the police after a fierce revolver battle ollceman Thomas E. Meehan late Jy-. ... . . he niiei Between hicks ana me Mrs. Hicks stood In the midst fusillade of bullets and called the men to desist. That none of hree participants In the battle Mured Is retarded as remarkable Jer in tne aav hicks nec-Hme in in a ouarrei wun rrann ro each accusing; the other of irv hls wife. A flRht ensued in Hicks beat Broderson over the vilh the butt of his revolver. He Ired two shots at a nystanaer ttemDted to interfere. teman Meehan went to hicks later to nlace him under arrest lis in plain rlothes and when he H a darkened hallway was taken oks for a friend or Mroirson onenerl fire and the officer re- fie shots. Standing at opposite f the hallway, the men emptied buns at each other. Young Mrs. hearing the snooting, flasnea in hall. and stood in a direct line , calling upon her husband to i v only Injury resulting from the was r slleht cut on Meehan's an from a grazing bullet TAXES TO GO TOWARD PARK FUXD VOldO OF OIL FED WITH 1,100 een Itolirres It tan liaise ,000 Year in ThU Way tog-Owners Will Cooperate. perlil btopatrk to Th. J.nni.L) deen. Wash.. Aug. 17. An ordl- Is now being prepared by the torney providing that the money led as dog tax be devoted to the n of a fund for park purposes this year the doK taxes amount . and It Is believed that it will the sum of $1,000 bv the end of ar. nolle ur that even Il.nnft la TUgti for the- number of - dogs in y. a tny neneve inai poma per vade payment of this tag wnen . It la in general opinion inn he easier to coU-t if the money Med to park purpose. Fire-Fighters Make Xo Im pression on Mexico's Roaring" Inferno. (United Press Leaned Wire.) Tamplco, Mex., Aug. 17. Despite ev ery effort made to stop It the miniature volcano of burning oil In the San Ger onlmo district continues unchecked, con suming 100,000 barrels of oil dally. Workmen today are pumping Immense quantities of sand and mud Into the cratei1 In an effort to abate the flames. PowersVl centrifugal pumps have been Installed and are pouring a stream of earth Into the vortex, but the fire burns as fiercely as before. Since the well began burning, July 4, more than 5.00ft,000 barrels have been destroyed. The oil Is valued at $1 a barrel. WHITE BOYS STORE CHIIIESE Skull of Fook Chung Broken Chinese Pursue Leader of Assailants. KID THUGS BEAT VICTIM BRUTALLY (United Pre Leased Wire.) San Francisco, Aug. 17. Two 19-year-old highwaymen held up William Iee early today and when he failed to obey their orders they beat him almost to death at Eighteenth and Dolores streets In the Mission. Iee was on his way home when the youthful thugs stepped up to him and demanded his money. At first he started to obey, but upon looking at the boys he decided they were either Joking or drunk and started to walk on. One thug hit him In the bank of the head with a blackjack, felling him. The ?ther struck film a heavy blow In the ace. While he lay almost unconsrta.ua thev kicked him brutally and searched his pookets. Iee was picked up by a policeman and taken to the Central Bmergeney hospital, where he Is in a critical condition. The young highway men escaped. CITIZEN'S ORGANIZE A WATER COMPANY (United Preaa Leased Wire.) Oakland. Cal.. Aug. 17 The police today are investigating a clash between a gang of young hoodlums and several Chinese yesterday. Fook Chung, a young Chinese, was fatally stoned by the boys, and Charles Carter, a seven-yecr- old lad, was pursued bv a crowd of In furiated celestials. Kiis-ene Snnkev. 12 years old. Is un der arrest on suspicion of Inciting the boys to the attack. 1 he five t ninese who pursued the Carter youth are also held by tne ponce. The males caused several riot calls to be sgut in bv frightened persons In the neighborhood of the trouble. The Chinamen were walking together on the street when thev were assailed by a volley of stones hurled at them by the boys. A- heavy missile struck F.ook Chung on the head, facturlng his skull. His companions immediately gave chase to the boys, singling out the Carter lad as the leader. He took refuge In the house of C. A. Mears, who drove the Chinamen away. The Sankey boy Is believed bv the police to have thrown the rock that hit Fook Chung. IDAHO INAUGURATES UNIQUE AD STUNT Boiso, Idaho, Aug. 1". The Boise Valley Water T'sers' association has Just devised a scheme to advertise Idaho irrigation projects the east and south. The states of Iowa, Min nesota, Wisconsin, Kansas, Illinois, Mis souri and Texas are to be visited by epresentatlv-es from this state. wht will exhibit moving picture at the state fairs showing what Is being done In the matter of Irrigation in Idaho. The Water Users' association has al so prepared souvenir postal cards by which residents here may Inform friends In the above named states of, the dates and places of the proposed picture en tertainments, at the same time sending them tickets of admission HE AND SWEETHEART TOO Miss Violet Broeklebank Sends Regrets to George Westinghouse. (United Press Leased WIr.l Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. 17. Pittsburg so ciety Is today agog over the news that the wedding between Miss Violet Broek lebank, an English aristocrat. and George Westinghouse Jr. has been "in definitely postponed." Dame gossip here declares that the weaning has neen de clared off and blame Miss Broekle bank for the breach. The society people here say that Westlnghouse's recent financial reverses have something to do with the affair, although the young Englishwoman learned to love the young millionaire when he wore over alls. The wedding was to have taken place in uctoDer. rne announcement mat u has been postponed Is accompanied by the exDlanatlon that a recent death In the family is responsible for the change In the plans. It Is understood here that a portion of the Weetlnghouse millions was to go toward the rehabilitation of the Broeklebank estates. SHERMAN TO BE TOLD ABOUT IT (United Press Leastd Wire.) ITtlcn, N. T., Aug. 17. This citv is elaborately decorated In preparation for the notification tomorrow of James S. Sherman of his nomination as the Re publican candidate for( the vice-presidency. Congressman Sherman, who was taken ill soon after the Chicago convention is in good health now. There is every indication that the ceremonies tomorrow will be entirely sucssful. Nineteen guns will be fired HR (1 salute at 7 o'clock in the morning and from that time the celebration will be on. The small bov of I'tlca will have as much fun as he did on the Fourth nf July, as fireworks will form a big feature of the program. Republican marching clubs from various cities, with several bands, will parade to Shermnn's home at 11 o'clock. Senator Burrows of Michigan will make the notification speech and Sherman will reply, an nouncing lils (letcrnunat Ion to support the policies of Taft. Crowds are al ready arriving and It Is expected the city will bo thronged tomorrow. NEW LUMBER MILL AT GRANTS FASS Third Big Concern Is Reing Htiilt Means Knd of 1umber Monop oly in Josephine. and building material, large lumber vards will be established and lumber will be sold to both the local and out side trade. The entrance of these mills practically puts an end to the lumber monopoly in Josephine county, though a nitrate war Is promised between the three concerns. The low price of build ing material has stimulated building and construction work In this city. Grants Pass. Or , Aug. 17. A third llg lumber factory is being built In Grants Tas . This last one Is being put In by Williams Brothers, the form er owners nnd managers of the old Wil liams Brothers' Door and Lumber com pany's mills of this city. Williams Brothers own a vnst territory of fine timber in the Cow Creek region nf southern Douglas, and have a large saw mill In operation at Heiihen. on the railroad. The mills In this city 111 be a cutting up plant and factory for the output of the Reuben sawmill. Be sides the manufacture of sash, doors V. S. W. V. of California. (United PreM Leased Wire.) Vallejo, Cal., Aug. 17. Five hundred veterans of the Spanish war ye In this city today attending the fifth annua) encampment of the department of Cali fornia, I'nited Spanish War Veterans. The first session convened at 10 o'clock with lftt) delegates present. Three days will be spent by the encampment In business and pleasure. SZSAOBEEABUS AT, XOm. Lots of men and women who ara agreeable with others, gt "cnankv" at home. Its not disposition, Its the liver. If you find in yourself that you feel cross around the house, littte thing worry you. Just buy a bottle ot Ballard's Herbine and put your liver In shape. You nnd everybody around you will feel better for It. Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold by Skidmore Drug company. IJAVAL STRENGTH OF JAPAN ESSENTIAL COFFEE hat sort of coffee does pod grocer like? e sort his customers Ifww aN rtf mt t raj 4eO LlWi aVaat: X pat ansa. (Sparial Plapatrk ta Tt JonraaL) Gran" P. Or.. Aug 1"..-Tha city council baa granted a franchise to the Lincoln Park Water company, which la composed of local people. This new In corporation has for lta object the aup plylng of well water to the resident of Lincoln park, a suburb of this city. Lfn coln park has Nram a popular resi dence part of Oranta Pass, knd It la bertnl .the reach nf the city water sys tem, the realdewta of that section pro pose io inataii a ayateifi or their own. A bur well, with drift arid tunnels penetrating the lower trata. will b d and a pumping plaWt placed- pipe Iin wll ronrr the water to the per oral residence and yard. Though the park la located nti a tide above the town It has found by test that there ta an abwndancs af water cloaa beneath U surface. . (fulled Press Lessed Wire 1 Tokio Aug. 17. That the Increase of the military and naval strength or Japan Is Indispensable to the mainten ance of peace in Asia and on the Pa cific ocean is the gist of an Interview given out by Prince Ito, resident gen eral of Korea, today. The nrlnce criticises the recent action of the new KatBiira government in de ciding to postpone plana for the aug mentation of the army end navy until 1911. "It is .necessary for Japan to have a fxeat army and a great navy if peace s to be maintained In Asia and on the Pacific ocean." said Prince Ito Th statesman declared that he con sidered the reforming of Korea his sac red mission on earth and warned the people against criticism of Japan s methods abroad. These criticisms are superficial. h salii. You will be "on the job" bright and early every morning if you eat The food that puts Tim and vigor into tired muscles and wprn-out nerves. All the nutriment in choice selected white corn blended with pure barley-malt. Crisp, appetizing and nourishing. Delicious for breakfast with cream or milk. Ask your grocer. The only Malted Cora Flakes. (foney-MaIring Ways of Using Want Ads) To Find or Rent e Flat. House or Apartment Everybody dislikes to "move" the dread of new ac quaintances, the different surroundings but most of all the tramp, tramp, tramp to find the new flat, house or apartment. Here is the solution. Use a little "Wanted to Rent" Ad in our classified section. The cost is no rrtore than for a few car rides and all the worry and "fuss" is done away with, or you may find what you want under th.e heading To Rent." In either case you get your pick of what you want always bargains, too. It works just as easy if you hae a place to rent. You get right tenants at an original Investment of but a doren or so cents. Our classified "Rent" columns save worry and get results. EXAMPLES ' ! mil T WANTKI) TO RENT HIGH CLASS apartment or home on north side of city, i to S rooms. Pteam heat and gnn4 bei-hr-rho-d; will pay good rental Ad drs H Cr-! this paper. TO REXT-tNFir COLONIAL HOMES on north side of ciy, both attached and detached, high-clans In every pare ticnlar; beautiful surroundings and con venient. Addresa H J, this paper- J01R1AL CLASSIFIED RATES ,ent ,rOT'd ,n lr-'rt," con.eut!v. insertion, for tb. prlca) One Li 1 month. 10 Issues, fl J lng months, fl 15 per line per month. li mor.ths. 11.10 per line pr month THE QUICKEST business-gettera on earth are the little Want Ads people use day after day for almost every known want. On our Classified Page you will find requests for Men, Women, Jobs. Trades. Business Chances. Offices. Homes, InTeitments everything that em bodies a WANT. During the course of a year youll read a thousand successes there. Why not yours? . (OopyrM lltl. t-y Oaorss ltaitfcrw A Sam a.)
