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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY )OURNAU PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1008 MICE MCE HOT FINISH COMING' IN. DUMIICHIl FAIR Country Club Plans Addi tional Feature Dining Livestock Show. EDUCATIONAL CONTEST Tl.- ( Stock CI lt.-d list hi- a ' i n tembrr ! days of Cli dcsd.i . r ffc lias be. ; II 'Inn 4 mid lie l.i I.-. IV i .11"! ,1 fol .'it, ! Ml- t i ' i!c II M Mill 1 1 f. ' ! I ' - .! pi.io lit) a nd here bred horses from tt. of (irrK..n, TV'.i.-1 1 n x I . ,ti hi.ibo iim! ecattci 1 1 1 m ' lit !' f i );n ' I ''I will he nffri. .1 w hi!.- '' I!" ' r I u.?.- Hhorllmrn. I l-i fu '1 and rieen Anptia rattle from tin' ch herds In these parts. Tin." entries will .1 nine, AiiKwf-t SI. imil Sep. filth i k met t . M 'l,l , i ,1 t Malucs III,.! wltu Herewith Is presented the fifteenth score In the ediloa t lonnl contest which Includes nil subscript ions re-clcd u) tn a nd ln.liiiliiiK August "7. In ll.i trier Xn. 1 Ralph Kohnett Increases his It-mi by fi.OI'O ;iinl Is Mill lender over all dim i let I.i'nnii Mclum makes an ex cellent showing 'in. I Is keeping riKl't i" the rarr. .Adrian Smith Jumps from f..lli t.i fourth place iin.l Miss Rogers takes I'lflh pin, p. Tin re were not mnnv iik III1 ni her contestants. no of (hem rimiM- re list nm I -i nsi' Monday cw-- while the f ;i nil - I era of Oregon will have the lust oppor-l tnnlty they i-vpi Ii;i. to pick up IiirIi- , grade Moek, the lists are so limited that there Is apt t, he all sorts of ri valry among the breeders to land their stork In the accepted classes, for ap- flloatlnns have been filed for more han twice the number of animals that will go under the hammer In this. sale. The general manngi ment of the Coun try ('bib and Livestock association will probably reeommend, at Monday's meet Ing of the (lire, tors, that the offer of a 24-hour fpeed and endurance auto mobile race be accepted upon two con dition, first that the promoters accept the percentage terms ottered by the as sociation; and second, that the local Automobile club sanction the race, with the further proviso that the men behind this project turn the track over to the Country club in the same condition It was before the race. The men behind this event have promised to have racers here from Seattle, Denver, San Fran- , Cisco, Los Angeles, besides the leading! local talent. Although the announcement that Portland horsemen had agreed to estah- ; lish a "Portland Futurity" tame only: two weeks ago. this event which In the 2 and 3-year-old classes, has a , guaranteed value of J5.000, promises to j bring together a fine array of lflos! foals. A large majority of the 13ft nom- j Inatlons in the Oregon Futurltv in cpn- j nectlon with the Oregon state fair Jinve already been offered, and It seems very probable that by November 1, when the! entries close, there will be close to ITS entries listed. In the Portland Futur ity ll.ROO will he divided anions the 2-year-old trotters and pneers, and $3,500 among the 3-year-olds, in 1910 and 1911 i cwpeeu veiy. hari;es am lth,i:li ii.'m ;1 (-hmvliiff In l he district No, 2 .Miss I.auner ha i.m - Ii'iiiki'I l:-r score, but the young lady is .it work and will protmblv report Hi ' 'I iv "f two MNs Williams makes (I, another s, hi 1 1 i.mrll -aln nf 7,(100 otes .oil fn-i ,-),'v)n i'p the trap between f t :iri,l ;-,, mil place Meulnll Cllkev sl , Ii'. r.-.iM-s her score conslrlei-ablv and , Adela ',-l!s,-iU senils 111 iiulte a few , j s'i 1 ,s,-r: ptions. Kvery other contestant In this .listii, t Is also hard at work. In illstilrt No. :; w i have not received anv rcporl from Miss wlikcy, hence her score does not change. Miss Berkrem makes a slight increase in her score and Miss Hockenyos makes a lump of over 4.nilH Knv Haines Is still mak ing a showing at each count. Takes a BUT Jump. In district Nn 4 Hay Harper con tinues In the lead with (Jravce M"Kln !'V slowlv but hiii.1v Ini i, hsIiik her -ote. 'Vhe most scnsnllonal .lump in this ilislrirt is In the vote 'of Miss 1'olon !,l!iv of I. a (Irande. This young lady increases her scoie over 9.000 and jumps from fifth to third place. .lust a few duys ago she was near the bot tom of the Hat but Is determined to get to t h top very soon. Carl Power of Pendleton comes forward with the next gain and Increased his vot nearly; 9,MMI. While Miss Jtogeis of Maker City made an Increase of over 4.000, she I drops hack to fifth place and Frances . Oordlou tn fourth Place The balance' f contestants In this district are doing. some work,1 trying to get to the front. Mils score publication demonstrates the fact that from now on every scor will show changes In position which will mean loss or gain to contestants. and It Is well to remember that every contestant should not under any con sideration allow one publication to go bv without Increasing his score The Publication days will be Wednesday and Saturday. Including all subscriptions re ceived up to and including Monday and i Thursday, so that every contestant will know how to report In time. Tims to Oct Busy. From this time on every contestant must get to work In earnest and the contest manager will use his discretion In dropping the names of contestants who do pot show any improvement In their score nor any Inclination to do anv work Care and Judgment will be used In dropping any one from the list of contestants but all must understand that only work will count and you can not expect to go to sleep and do no work and In this manner win a valu able scholaiHh lp. As nreviously announced the contest will ositlvely close at 10 p. m.. Satur day, September 12. which leaves only two weeks more for good hard work. Vaquina Ojstrr Hods. (Special PtSDrrb to Tbe Jonrnsl Newport, Or.. Aug. 29 A survey of J the Yaquina oyster beds has been made , this week by Kngeiie AVygant for the! state board. The figures show that there are at present 81.75 acres of tint-' ural beds and 34.30 acres of private1 beds. There are still 1,000 acres avail- I able and fitted for oyster culture. j DR. N.J. FULTON NATUROPATH. There Is No "Graft" in Naturopathy There is no druggist to 'divvy" with and no hospital to get a "rake-off Any person who has been sick very much knows what this means at least In dol lars and cents. Naturopathy Is Straight Business By this process all kinds of cures are effected and not a taste of medicine administered. What Is Medicine, Anyway? You don't know. You can't Jt's Latin and of en conglomerate abbrevia tion at that. But I can tell yeu. it'sj fraud ninety times out of each l.un-i dred. It s Recret, always, and deception j as often as it's a fraud. i Naturopathy Is Open ! I j i District Number 1. This contest district is made up of Multnomah county and Includes Portland. Contestants tn this district compete with one another, and at the same time with all contestants In other parts of the northwest. 1 Ralph nohii'-it. .117 Stanton street 79,195 2 I.enna Melton. fil5 Grand avenue North 58,395 3 H-nrry Crain. 46.1 Fast Eleventh street North 22.SS5 4 Ct. Adrian Smith. 142 Curry street 14.690t E Myrtle Rogers, 19.11 Kndlcott street 14.1K5 fi Royal H. Cross, St. Johns 1 1,6155 7 David McK. Wilson, IJnnton 11. ,190 8 Clyde Conley. 497 Tenlno avenue 10,070 9 Frank Kennell, 331 Grarjd avenue 5,600 District Nnmher a. Contest District No. 2 comprises a II of Willamette valley except Mult nomah county fwlitch forms a district by Itself) as far south as Kugene. Contestants in this district compete with one another and at the same time with all contestants In all parts of Oregon. 1- Freda l.aun, lialla fi9 410 2- olive Williams. Monmouth 60.K75 .1 Hiulah Ollkey. Corvallls .12.9.10 4 Gladys Nelson. Oswego S Adela Vollsie.lt, Albany f Paul Nun.-in. S.ileni 7 William Patterson. Philomath. R H. Karl Jackson. Forest Grove. 9 Charles Hlbburd. Silverton .29.310 .2 4.995 .1 4,590 . 11.9R5 .11.485 . 5,20 District dumber 3. Contest District No. 3 includes all that part of Oregon south of En ene and the counties of Oregon bordering on the Pacific ocean. Con testants In this district compete with one another and at the same time with contestants in all other parts of the norhwesL 1 Vernlce Tjilkey, Grants Pass 43 760 2 Sena Perkrem. Gardiner .11585 3 Freda Hockenyos, Medford ". . . . 27 "35 Ray Haines, Myrtle Point 1 9 4 S i 6 Grace 11. Ryan. Gold Hill 13,1 70 District Number 4. Contest District No. 4 comprise all of eastern Oregon and eastern Washington. Contestants in this district compete with one another and also with all other contj,itants. ' Ray Harpr-i'. The DalleSs 35 020 2 Or.'iyce Mclvlnney, Hlalock ! ! ! i . 2 R 2 2 5 3 Dolori I, Illy,1 La. Grande 24 3,10 4 C. Frances Gordlon. The Dalles 23840 5 Gladys Rogers, linker City 2"1 3115 6 Carl Powers. Pendleton 'o 295 7 Etta Shelton. I'nion '.''' 8710 8 Margie: te McCoy. I.a Grande . . . . . . 8.1 75 9 Kenneth Murray, Davville 6550 ,THEADOCTOR says "drink beer" to the weak and the convalescent. To those who need strength need a food and a tonic. If it is good for them, isn't it good for you? The virtue of beer does not lie in the alcohol. "There is only VA per cent, of that. If' lies in the hops a tonic And in the malted barley a digested food. and an aid to sleep. It lies, too, in the fact that the drinking of beer flushes the system of waste. So would water of course, if1 one drank enough of it. But you don't drink water like beer. When beer is pure there is nothing more healthful. And Schlitz beer is pure. . It brings no after-effects, no biliousness. V r But better go without beer than to drink the wrong beer. That is why the Doctor generally says "Drink Schlitz." r ri if i m sis The BeerThaTMade M Ask for the Brewery Bottling, Common beer is sometimes substituted for Scklitt. To avoid being imposed upon, see that the cork or crown is branded Schlitz. Phone Main 2779 Sherwood & Sherwood 8 Front St., S. E. cor. Ankeny St. Portland DES US PLAN FOB PORTLAND Cliartor Commission to "Rec ommend Form of dlovcni ment of Iowa Capital. And above board, felt by every path lion and sure of possible, ar," if frankly told h-,. Tt can be seen nt. It Is quick 'I' resnlis If a ( ::r. not the pace:: Are! l(;er,. are a rd m t exaspr rating drue bills monumental hospital fee in the fac,.. You Pay Me for My Work, and That Is All That the charter commission will re port a commission form of government to the people was made evident by the manner lu which the members dis cussed the repent ,,f the committee se lected to make a digest of the Dos .Moines charter last nlirht Hen Selling chairman of the sub-committee report ed that after studying; the Des Moines charter the committee favors its adop tion. Dr. C. 11. Chapman, member of I he committee, sneke at length upon the benefits of the lies .Moines charter .i his remaiks wer- closely followed b the uthi-r m-ml r. City Attorney KavanaiiRh is chair man of the .oiurniuee to report upon t lie - pr ,-sen t system of city government and stated last right that his com mittee would be 1 r,.,:u,-, by ne t Wed-' i:-day evening when the r'fxl meeting of tie corn n ; 1 '. ; ee is I eid. Dr. Chapman 1:1 t.lllnjr of the simple form of tt- ,-rr, mem n mj ;o at 1'S Molr.es said that Its simpileitv was very th.iiK !ch 1 a used it 10 work out m v. . I for .'. 'he people. mm mission , , .-slut!:!,. ,,f five couitciimen I 11.. iViintr the rn-ivoi has entire con'r d "f t ! city. I.c;sin.-s These men ap I'.'ii.t th- head.- tl the departments. !i.i,.- :il'-oiuie ( onr. of nil hufiness 'ti l nr.- 1 e!,i strlc'lv t account for tlflr 1 r-e eeiiinti c rough inonthlv r-l-oits fid I- the Initiative and refer- WARRANTSELLERS 1ST FACE BOARD iLKII Cit.v Kinplo.ves "Who Visit Loan Sharks I'p for Investigation. re! i tn a: Did vnu read Mrs. llathawav morinl in -s Saturday's p,i per. plenty of ja, h. l:--ult.' :t!t'-r.s f ra 1. eh : i.e. ,! 1 p.-ople have the i t-tc if h'isin, f. i f t rs b- Tan 1 1 . h r CONSULTATION FREE '1 DR. N. J. FULTON 'M Tw,,!f"l Ft two hloJ,, tuiMth of Jefferon car f,n k , elthr Elaventh er Thtrt-e-t- st cr j .iiic noar. s t j . 1 Home rhore Ills ' .si.h'ect. .1 1 CI: noun' ntg-M - S t r e e i r 1 r T H V.'.l N-whall. ,V ( I'.ibi ) ;'lt u - -Ii n f.-l! uik a r.d i ' 'hi! (ser I, ,. . 1 r W M.intar-:' ,ir.,, F V. J-ld!"ll- City At'nrn V. V Hclman and J I! . v obtained in all under the lies lc I'self vastly 1-la" end Rr.iiriy. 1 ir-i ciuzchs i,re r' - - ri t form y. JViUnti ar 1 K m in It l'-'j let ' ' nrid sewer Work I! U'-n -h. ! I if . h .ir.i P. pel Or-it.-I't ' ' H 'hapman. M R nelson W c. K'lo' Jr.. n n Kavuiauph Logan. Building l enmif. to 4. CRAN-BERRIES Mrrnnn 8.hr'-d-r rect bowline alley Huseil tetefn Wiiilartis and Hodney. 'll.Sflu. IV.rtland C.-untn club. erec j-wddoek. Hill i'ret Drle hrtween Kast . pslxt) -third ar.d Kt Siitv. fourth. $1. f.e,. Portland ('"iinlri rluh. erect two rr.s H'il Cre' l'-ie. hetween Kant : fn t ;. -th'rvj ard 8!tr-fmirth. 11- j f" " esrh; Dortlerd ('A jritr- hib. erct blrher. Hill "r-t IrM. between Ka-t Bixtj--tl ltd x.'td fst Slit)--fourth. 12 ( D J Merwln. - -t dei!lr. Kan lrtv..i(rit ti. Itcn K.l'in. Tth and Fmi-mr!. I1.45fc "'irharil a Malt Tea, a noi-alcoholl'- and nr.n-:etectnt b-er. reitdy for Jlivry 'n aid after t8tur"r. Au"-uat I L0 Fh'wie or mail ordori Henrjr Wetn- nara Freerr. Thirteenth ! R airMti , , - . Following the order of Mayor I.ane and the city executive board several months ago forbidding city employes from selling- their pay warrants to brokers under penalty of dismissal, the following lists have been prepared from the various departments ntetl the em ployes clt.-d to appear before the com mittees In charge of the departments: Mtreet denning department Robert Smith, K 1' Harris. D. C. Cohen, (. S. Anderson W. c. Ulnlr. W. F. Davidson. W. It Carrlngton. V. P. Mitchell. C. 11. ntnehart. C. F Smith, C. R. Thompson, W M ae, Kdward Ward, W. A. Wil liams Fir.- department- N. K. Jaques. F J Dust .1 1, Ambrose. K .1. Craiir K J. 'ha rer. an, James Dougal. V. V. Kyston. I :. F1r,r,.-v IS 1 1 Hutchins. M. C. Tovson, I M. 11,-we. S I;. Kellv, C. M. Krepps, I J. Mellon. M F. McCue, K. T. Kabior. .1. I. H Single. W. E. Smith, ii. V. i Swan. I. Simon. , f'ttv engineer's department C. H Foi.es and C. R. Crumps. ' MHvor l.ane snd other city official": bei!. e t,t the habit of employ, s In 1 piling to brokers and loan sharks to ob tain moriei can result In no (rood to th. , emplow- ahum the manor und othei: claim are n the kind of employes Hit 1 city wants He creeled the city auditor to prrrare lists of such emploves Sev ern months ago and the employes dls oonthii.e.l the practice for a time. Hear ltig nothing more about the matter the empl nfs and brokers became confident th-.t the niavor wan only trying to a. are th.tn end renewed the practice. A- a t'silt the mavor ordered a new li- an' yesterday Buhmitied It to the executive b(t rd. The members (tecideii to ,-!l t'.e itv employes before the vnrlo.jp lommlt'eea and Investigate t e reasons whb b compelled the emi lo. es t reor tn the loan aharka for nmnev Not onlv doea Mayor I-an. as wil as et) r city nfflctala. believe that th aub Jrt'on (f t he, employes by loan ha-1 s deter them from giving the city their best services, but that tt ke. rs thrn In a state of worry. KIVn this, t r'tt auditor a office la subjecTd tn m-f h an r.oyance and etra wotk b th" mohtr.lv l1ta of the loan shark- i,l brokers win appear on par da - to cr.re the sarrinti which the err.pl have aold ' Th-re were onlr two member c.f f-e police deprtmnt found to . it. th elutchra of the sharks hut be,th a not I !n the rpa'trrM n t-P pr,,.. t'me I'afreltnan M V M;rr-bv was disehn'gsd s-vral weks a go aid Patrolman .'a-n f. Anderaon rala"ned to go Inn the sa loon bu!nsa S RILED LIKE BAD COFFEE M W. Wilklns. lie Woodstock real estate dealer who appears to have In curred the enmity of nearly all his neighbors by his recent attempt to eject Mrs. T. Newcomb from her house, cut ting her with a hatchet in the scuffle, seems to have Rot the habit of having some one or more of the neighbors arrested every day or so. Yesterday he made another appearance in court, this time In the Juvenile court as complain ing witness against a 15-year-old boy named Willie Watson, whom Wllklns accused of throwing stones at his house In the night. The boy denied the charge, saying that he was not In Woodstock at the time the offense was committed. Wil klns sputtered and talked, breaklm? In every time any of the other witnesses or the Judge attempted to say anything, but rfi- failed to prove his case and the bo.v a s d i -ilia i g-(l. WilkliiH and the boy and his parents all went out of the court room together, and a min ute later WilkinR came rushing back with every separate hair standing on end like the ejullls on the fretful porcu pine and wanted the judge to do things to the whole Watson family because he sid Wataon senior had called him an infernal liar. Judge (Jantenheln reminded Wllklns that this was the Juvenile court and he had nothing to no with what the boy's parents said- or did. Wlikins. nevertheless,, remained sitting on the rail, waiting to see If something would not drop, but It didn't. ilwaukee Famous WI.ITIXG HISTOKV OF THE COLniBIA (Special Plspatcti to The Jpnrnal.l Pendleton. Or.. Aug. Id. Professor W. D. Dyman, who Is writing a com plete history of the Columbia river and Columbia river navigation, has se cured a dozen photographs from Mnjor Dee Moorhouse, the phot og-rapher of this city, to use as illustrations. The work being prepared by Professor l,y man will be complete in every detail, giving the exact history of the develop ment of navigation n the Columbia from the earliest times to the present. It will be published In New York with in the next few months. FRENCH GIRL International Council of Women. (Special Plspatc tr. The Jotimsl I Geneva. Aug. 29. With delegates present from many countries tiie In ternational Council of Women opened Its congress hcte tuila. and will re main In session until September 7. Prominent among the representatives from the t'nlted States are Rev. Anna Howard Shaw. Mrs. Kate Waller Bar rett Mrs. Ida Hosted Harper, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Grannls and Miss I31na M. West TO BE DEPORTED Jeanne Mnnot, the French girl. Is to be deported. And Artnand Ferrot and .MaiJiun Ilcnrlette Van Drals. who were charged by the government agents with having harbored Jeanne, are to be held to the federal grand jury. The man and the woman are out on bond, $2,500 each. This is the Itrst case of this character that has come up In Oregon. The action of the government was taken under s law passed bv congress last year mak inp it an offense to harbor women of JJie underworld. This particular law was pr.ssed to enable the authorities to get. at the men and women who own property and conduct places where women c.f questionable reputations spend their time and money. In all parts of the country the government has recently began proceedings In similar cases. Final arguments in the case were made yesterday before I'nited States Commissioner A. M. Cannon, who after ward decided to hold both defendants. Fercot is a saloonkeeper. Several duys ago tire Monot girl told on the stand how she made her living. She said also thut th. f-tntH t9fi -t wpalr fnr h.r Htlla room and her board. Dan Malnrkey appeared fnr the de-1 rendant and 1 nlted States Attorney jonn .Met ourt tor 'ne government. Companies IncorjHiratcd. (Ralem Bureau of The Journal.) Salem, Or.. Aug. 23. Articles of in corporation have been filed In the offlcj of the secretary of stnteis follows: Tillamook Count v Muliial Telephone company; principal office. Tillamook: canltal stock. JB.unO: incorporators. RJ Y. Blalock. J 1). Jones and I.. K. Smith. .till. I ltd 11 It, .III i ' 1 1 1 I ",l 1 1 ' I I .'I I' land, Oregon; capital stock, l"",onn. In corporators. Vernon Major, H. Daniel and Samuel Connell. ijrace ann n.xnnsnn iTtig company:; principal office. Baker City; enpitall Inenn Cliarl... IT 1,' e it uo it n,ul T.,n-,I.J M. Bodlnfon. Wutcr nnd Lllit System. f (Special Dispatch to Tbe Jnurnnt ) Newport, Or., Auir. -ft. -City Kngineer! Wygant has been making a canvas of! Newport for the purpose of finding out whether the city wants n water and light system. So far nearly 1,000 llght3 have been spoken for. Cran berries Do not take chances on it wearing away or experiment with some unknown preparation 1 a 1 a t m i t . . . - . . . which may leave the bronchial tubes and lungs the germs of Pneumonia or Consumption. weakened and susceptible to attack from MinUtcr ttuj-a An to. (Sputil Tnaatrk te TVs Jtr-ial p.ndleton Or. Aug : Rev V. T K'istsr f th M T. ihur-ti of thli -tlr i baa Juat pirchd an itwn"Mi, the ' frt nrJi'ne In use ijy a raln'ster I i e tKii Orea-on He will m It In y i ern: Ma larr terrltcry in tfcla c1l anj I aaUaccat caw n try. I FOIEf MOWElTffl not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. Contains no opiates. n B 8ur You Get Foley! There arc sabstitntea made to sell on the good name of Foley's JToaey mad Tut. Beware of them. Yon honld bare confidence , in a cough aire that has been sold with naireraai eatUfaction for I thirty-6t years. The genuine Foley' a Honey and Tar is is a yellow Package. See that you get it. A mother Testifies This is to certify that my daughter was down for almost one year with a cold. The doctors finally pronounced it consumption. We had gtren up hope. for her recovery. I was given a sample bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. I gsre it all to her ia about three hours. It stopped the cough, and gsre her rest. I sent next day and bought a "Ux. bottle' -and began giving it. Ia three month's time she wss well. There caa not be too moch said ia favor of Foley's Hosey and Tar. It saved my child's life. Mrs. George Batsoa, Foontaia Grove, Mo Three sizes 25c, 50c and $1.00. The 50-ceot size contains two and one-half times as much as the small size and the J1.00 .bottle almost six times as much. f SOLD INO RECORDED BY All, DRUGGISTS-