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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MQRNINO. SEPTEMBER 13.
LMI1III GUFF
OFBOVnUROERER
sighs pomr
wjuhin
Chester,; Gillete .Writes strong jn South, Middle
Weaklings rhilosophy ana st and East, Say, Re-
.Some Call It Wonderful.
(CatUS TTtr WVa.1
Auburn. K. T 8Pt-- .
letter
ports at Chicago.
iBnarf.l ni.natrk'te TIM Journal.)
Chlearo. ept 1J. Three report at
written by Chaster OUIette, tbs mur-j ba,dqu.rter, loday (Rve satisfaction to
derur'o? and Brown, to Ms brotherly roti,, leaders. One was from
Paul the day beforo he wet.l 10 ma
electric chair waa made pwo" ir
Chairman Mark, an.l It had reference
to hla recent visit to New Tor.
"I am exoredlnely wall pleased with
th. .lorn situation, na aai(l. in
nil niy eperlence I have never Been
New Vork Iamocrata ao united for the
, I .. u t Thr. 1. nnl a oimHrraam ei
While In New York f received
call from every well known iemocraiio
lo.rW and without exception they n-
.V" l. a I rr,.,l fl opinion that Mr. Iiryan ww
vi Tirk m November. The re
onP". ' ni r..lvi1 t the aama time from
my aw " M.--v.-r.. ; - ""... i h.i.
i.onnecncui, rew jnrmry. wiijtun, J
a aware, ana wen i inmii, wm
Du I encouraalne-.
"" , " ".," I Anomer report ot me rmno i.mui w
h.ve from C ark Howell, of Georgia.
'Be reneroua, aa.i wnv ..it. , T.r ..rrvlni Oeorr la
. . . . ..a . ...usjiiia n r i m 1 1 ii i j ! - - - - - - -
mmga a dot 1 1 -r-j I. nit nihar southern atatea a nonaenae.
with. - If I float oreas, f' S uM -ai Brvn la iuat aa popular
In tha south aa ha ever was. Ha Will
not onlv receive tha electoral vote of
prison officios today. Tha i letter U bre
SmMdered one of the root T"J"fu'
Pl.tle. ever panned I or .youth in Ilka
atirtounainffa.
"I 'rive, you tha irtrra (Grace Brown's)
picture. Whenever you are ""i" ;
So ivrone look at It an.l remember your
letere. Be worthy of them
' Moat Of the tnmrs in
rm fur vou. but
7... j- .t.,h anrf a nrettv
ir. for'.ou Moat of the kodak .lo-
,,r.. are for the others. I rive you
book. 'A Toun Man Questions.
aa I want you to have
If I don t oreak aown, ;
.think that I am heartleas; Nom"J '2
uit I in not rear neaia " --
Uyitoi-sMkt- I. to live ach day that aecUon. but hla majorltlea will be
-- i . diuu full. irff m rormer Tears. 1
If tha election In Ohio ahould occur
aa tr it were to do r"r
the OUletta name.
Please
-iyo rna orra; ,hr .ooiT the atata would rive Bryan and
UW I r j. i knA7,A
wm the statement of Chair.
aa many vonni boys are apt to do. Make Kern a majority
M m,B' r,.. v not I IDA 000." was th
twnk o? maT Be i omforto moUj.r man Flnney of tha atata Democratic
IrrVri.. . thvlrla. The! committee. A number of reasons are
first VelTr will ta speclallyXhard for eontributinf to tha Ohio opposition to
I tried not to five way this aner- rote la pracucajiy soua ror uryan.
K.. mm mtrmiA i Mtinnt succeed ao I When oovernor uurnea ana tsenaior
AU.VUV VVIKOI, 1IUIII
Tha men
In unl-
..ii t.mnm. r am aura tnsi ws snail i ueveriOKe sdosb o
mett In heaven soma day. I wish I tha steel plants ,tha other dsy.
,aA ... k.ttar axamDle for vou. dui i dava holiday waa arraniraa
take Christ for your example and slwaya iters marched to tha speaklo
i him flaA ha with vou 'till we I form and asked to cheer for
meet .acatn.' Tour lovlnr brother j stead, they choerad for Bryan lustily,
xntaititt.-, iwltli a law exceptional
Thla letter also contains consiaeraDie
sdvlc to young" men. In -lt pathos the
lott.r reonlla tha letters written
Oraca Brown to her betrayer and mur
derer. whloh were of such tenderness
. and beauty as to arouse comment all
over tha country.
Gillette murdered Qraca Brown In
S? GOVERNOR AND WARDEN
July. HO
boat on Great
struck her with
Thev were toaether In
Moom laKO wnen ne
a tennis racquet, ren
dering her unconscious, and threw the
body into the lake. Ha was executed
March 19 of this year.
" FAMOUS: INVENTOR
'.'' ' Continued from Paje One.)
has not had time In the multiplicity of
bis Inventions to invent a hearinr appa
ratus that would satisfy him. But not
withstandlnr h' deafness, he is a very
pleasant man to taiic to. Aitnougn ue
was tired from his journey, he showed
no disposition to cut the interview short
But be evidently preferred to talk of
other matters than himself . and his
work. . . . ,..; . . , '
Edison denied the published report
that ha Is looking into the possibilities
of utilising tha immense quantities of
-water power in the northwest which are
now' rolngr to wasta; "'"Of course.": he
eaid, I can t help seelna- these thlnas
incidentally, but I have no Intention of
trying; to do anything with them.v W
are merelv on a pleasure trip, I have
ben promising my folks for 10 years
that I . -would show them the moun
tains. - -Well, they've seen mountains
until they're saturated with mountain
scenery. I took them aorosa the- Rocky
mountains, and then I took them back
Spain., xnd now I'm going to take them
down to California and saturate them
some more." .
. The . inventor expressed himself as
confident of the ultimate victory of
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of Waahlnrton fishermen and make a
test caae of that In the courts, that the
conference today will come to naurhv
He says ha will not Interfere with the
plans of Mr. McAllister In carrying out
his Instructions from the Oregon fish
commission.
- Should no compromise agreement be
reached today about the only remedy
that remains is for tha next legislature
to pass an amendment to the law and.
In a joint meeting with the Washington
rlslature. frame soma law that win
leaf e each state unmolested by the other
electrlcitv over steam as applied to rail
roads. It Is only a ouestion of time,"
he. said, "when the motive power of all
; these western roads will be electricity.
It -will come -whenever tha railroad peo
ple discover that they can save money
by it It Is cheaper now, If they only
knew it, but.it is hard for them to make
up meir minoi to iu. .
The Baltimore & Ohio runs all Ita
trains for SO miles out of Baltimore
now bv electricity, and does it cheaper
than it could oe aone Dy steam. jn
rnad will nil rom to It In the end.
They can haul longer trains, and with
f wcr train hands with electricity than
they can With steam. It is Just the
Ihlng for these western roaas witn
their heavy grades that eat up so much
coL They will find electricity cheaper
than coat And there is plenty of water
fiower all throurh this country going
waste. Jt will all be utilised gome
aar. though. , ' . . .
Edison reiterated his statement that
be had abandoned commercial work:
that henceforth he will do nothing for
the money there may be In it. It mignt
be mentioned incidentally, that his com
mercial work has already brought him
so many millions that he will probably
he-able to struggle along without living
on reduced rations for some time to
come, especially as the golden stream
continues to pour in automatically now.
. in the course or my years or wont.
said the Inventor. I came across many
Interesting phenomena which I did not
have time to stop and Investigate. They
. were - not commercial problems"--Edl-son
dwelt upon this phase of the mat
ter as if eager to be looked upon a a
scientist henceforth rather than as hav
lng an eye Out for the almighty dol
lar "but purely scientific problems. I
have whole books full of such notes
for I made notes of all these things aa
I went along, thinking that some time
I -might have opportunity to ao some
thing with them. I have the time now
and intend to devote the rest of my
life to that kind of work."
Taunts of his commercialism have
evidently stung the man who is today
called tha world'a greatest Inventor,
and be is anxious to redeem himself
from any charge of always having the
money end of things most constantly in
view. He wants the world to know that
now be is working disinterestedly, for
science and the world at large.
tilr. Edison states that next winter
be intends to make another trip to the
coast, wbea he will visit California,
taking In on the way the Grand Canon
of the Colorado. On hla way back from
the present trip he says ha will go
over the Rio Orande road, so aa to
s4 the Royal Gorge.
in making and carrying out its laws
for the enforcement of tha close sea
son.
it is certain that tne two states win
have .to agree upon the same time for
the closed season, as otherwise the
fishermen of one state would have an
unfair advantage over those of the
other. (
Following are tne telegrams relative
(o the matter that have passed between
the executives:
"George E. Chamberlain. Governor of
Oreron: Will vou advise Master Fish
Warden McAllister of Oregon to make
only one arrest for fishing on the
Washington side of the Columbia as a
test case. pending the conference be
tween us at Portland? Tou are to name
date of conference.
(Signed) "ALBERT E. MEAD,
"Governor of Washington."
"Albert E. Mead. Governor of Wash
ington: Do not care to Interfere with
master fish warden. Will confer with
you at Portland Sunday.
. i , ' Governor of Oregon.1
r ' Xaka Thirty Arrests.
i Up to date Master Fish Warden Mc
Allisters deputies patrolling the Colum
bla river have made 80 arrests -on the
lower river. Twenty of these were gill
Betters and 10 others trapmea Most
of the violations have been on the
Oregon shore, but the patrolmen have
been impartial in arrestina- violators
round on either shore. All of tha men
arrested Dut up Donas ror their appear
anee in oourt
The district attomev'a offlc at Aa.'
toria is swamped in the effort to ret
out warrants for the offenders. So
rar mere nas Deen no serious resistance
offered, and the warden's men expect
Three of the demities enmlnr down
the upper river Friday nlrht confiscated
about -160 pounds of salmon found in
three set nets on the river. The fish
were orougni to Portland and sold.
TWO NEW RECORDS
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machinery up to insure-more revolu
tions of the propellers, and Wright now
oeneves mai wnen ne attempts speed
no win gei irom z to 4 miles an hour.
He claims to hate sailed 44 miles an
hour in his fllghrat Kitty Hawk, where
no conauctea experiments this spring.
Among the speotators of the fllrht
was Colonel Templars, former chief of
me aeronautic aivision or the English
army. Colonel Templars expressed pro
found surprise at the action of th am.
piane in nignt ana tne remarkable con
trol which Wrig..t has of it He said
that he was prepared for the- endurance
test ana recora. as manv frlenda in
Washington had told him that Wright's
record at Fort Myer with the present
boi I'piaito iiau nut oeen maue.
colonel Templars said that nn r,t
tne most important uses of such a ma
chine In war would be its abllltv tn
carry a trusted man from the commander-in-chief
to a division of the arm
BVLJUCitCTi iWHJ uim LI V m, nn.MI. rnpi.
to put In effect some Important maneu
vers. Baiues nave teen lost by the
isiiure or suooramate commanders to
fully understand the instruction, nt th.
commander, or by failure to act at the
proper moment
Accused of Cremating Baby.
Seattle. Wash.. SDt. 1 7 A
having cremated a newborn babe of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Farrrn in th
furnace of the Northwestern Lumber
eompany'a sawmill at Kerriston three
weeka ago. Pr P. W. Sweet of W.i-ri..
You Are'
.
Welcome
to Credit
Liberal
Discount
for Cash
A thousand stoyea' piled up In our basement- a thousand stoves to find homes for.
And the prices we have put on them are .surfc to3 make them welcome A line of
stoves, if placed side by side; nearly a mile lonr Heaters and cook, stoves; malt
leable steel ranges and castiron rangesall kinds, all prices, from a little airtight
heater up to that king of all ranges, the Monarch. - You are- cordially, invited To
visit our store and see the greatest line of stoves in -the city 74 different patterns 5
in our sample line await your inspection.
J y-4y y ;
attiBBf
The Monarch Range r j i jra t
A AM THAI WTXHi A3 III WCt-l VCilV
$1.00 a Week Buys; a Monarch
Toil know from sad experience
that you can't do good baking 1
one part of year even l hotter than
a Bother. And in moat Oast Ranges
the oven Is not heated nntformly.
Tbs cast Iron frames must be bolted,
because they are too brittle to stand
riveting. Then the seams are filled
with stove putty. . .
A few heatings and coolings aad
the cast iron expands and oontracta,
the bolts loosen and the putty falls
out leering an open crack to suok
in outside aljr and cans the fir to
burn unevenly.
Now, the Monarch oven bakes
evenly at all tiroes. Te side and
the oven are riveted to malleable)
teal frame, extending all through
the range, making tight, solid joints
with no onaaoe or air leaks.
Then the duplex draft lata atr tn
at both ends of tne firebox, causing
a uniform heat produoUon, whloh
means an evenly-heated oven that
will bake thoroughly and satisfac
torily through and through.
There la no stove putty need la
the Monarch Range.
A ILM COOK oox nn,
This ts a real book, not a chaa
Heaters
advertising circular,
'lnted on go
rlth board e
If you could buy It at a bookstore
uia
It
g olrcul&r. it Is nan
somsly printed on good paper cound
In cloth with board oover Hi pages.
Thla li a Heater which wfll
barn coal or wood; hag t tbak
inf ffrate lo. tizci Na 211 and
No. 213, and a draw center grate
la the No. 215 eW All hare
large nickel rails, faicke! ring,
fJckel acrew drafta arid fancy
urn. . . v .-'v. ;-, . ...
No. 211BodT iOH rn. rJlanv
eter, height 32 In. S6.7S
No. 21$ Body Utf In. diam
eter, height 34 la. . .'. . .? 8.B0
No. 215 Body 14 m. ditmeter,
height 37 In. flO.OO
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
FOR CASH. .
Sunlight
1;
m.. .- . .
Heaters
oast you at least 11.00.
It contains (81 reoaipea, many of
them new, all simple, easy to make
and Inexpensive.
Has practical menus for the whole
Jear and many valuable hints on
let and marketing.
Ten oan gat It without aest. If you
Intend buying a range or oookatove
wit bin a year.
ROW TO on XT.
Cut out this advertisement, mall It
to the Malleable Iron Range com-
fany, Beaver Dam, Wla, and tall
hem WHEN (stating month If pos
sible) you expeot to buy and yon
will secure this valuable book free.
Famous Oak Heaters
A lirst-clwi Oak Stove of the
very latest design; nickel base,
toot rails, front columns, urn and
tings; has heavy corrugated fire
pot, large feed and ash doors,
fitted with screw draft Prices are
as follows i
No. 12, $16.00 Na 16, SS2.00
No. 14, flT.OO No. 18, $24.50
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
FOR CASH.
J V
''taMAw ns m i ShMMuar-cV
Iff.
II. f if -ii 'pylr .
. A handsome Header of mod
era design, has cast top and
bottom, is made of heavy guage
steel, with nickel urn and base,
nickel top ring, nickel foot rails
and dull nickel legs; we hive
thia in two style, either cast or
sheet-iron lined.
No. 123 Siae 18x13x20, sheet
iron lined ........ ;..f 10.50
No. 123 Size 18x13x20, cast
iron linings ...... ...fll. 75
No. 125 Size 23x14x22, sheet
iron linings ,........011.9O
Na 125 Sixe 23x14x22, cast
lined ,f 13.75
10 PER CENT DIS
COUNT FOR CASH
Reliable Range
V$25.00 . '
" This i Range is equal in (quality to
those that are sold elsewhere as high
ras $35; it has four lids, full nickel
trimmings and asbestos linings.
Price," with 14-inch oven.... eJ25.00
bame atyle, with six lids and 16-inch
oven ,.f 29.70
Gas Heaters and Oil
Heating Stoves
Small round Gas Heating Stoves, 10 in. diameter.
14 fa. high.., 4. $2.75
i Medium Gas Heaters, tubular style ..$3.50
Perfection Air Heaters, large siae........$4.75
a Km
$12.50
Cash or Credit
$12.50
Cash or Credit .
' ' aw''''TWBpflffrlrflais
Sale of
Folding Tables
Burrough'a Folding Whist Tables,
mahogany finish; $5.00 value,
leather covered tops; the best
folding card table .made.. $3. 75
1'V" JM
SELLING OUT
A 6-foot round pillar Extension Table, finished in jrrained
oak; regular $18 value, special this week $12.50
Special Rug Sale
Brussels Room Rugs
Size 9x11 Feet Values $14.00
Sale Price $9.45
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Our Office Desk business
does not pay1 takes too much
space too mucn capital to
carry tne stocx saies too.
few. We are xkosing out our
Office Desks and many of
the best buyers in Portland
have already taken advantage
of the bargains in this de
partment Every desk great
ly reduced.
Ash flat-top Desks, 30x48, one tier of drawers.. $11.35
Oak flat-top Desks, dished, 30x48, 2 tiers of drawers.. $17.50
Oak roll-top Desks30x30, 1 tier of drawers ..,..$18.75
Oak roll-too Deska. 30x36. 1 tier of drawers......... . $21.00
Typewriter Desks, flat top, 30x36, quartered, polished Oak,
single pedestal; $34 value, fox .........1. $27.50
1 rJ
. .. ., i ii mi Main jl
Lowest
raTTOT?7Q r!J I I . I y I , J 1 U I: RTTIFlTJTlTTR
Most
Tenns
ton. was arrested and lodged In Jail to
day. Sweet will probably oe charrnd
wnn practicing medicine witnout a 11-
cenae. The prisoner contends that the
baby was born dead, and via cremated
Decause tnere waa no cemetery at Ker
riston in whloh to make a proper burial.
" f , , "
DIAMONDS
The facilities this store offers to all buyers of Diamonds
are advantageous. First of all, direct buying from the
cutters. Then, in selecting colors and sixes from lots.
And, finally, displaying the largest stock in the northwest
at the fairest of price. An insrection will convince.
OUR DIAMOND JEWELRY IS A REALM OF BEAUTY
CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON STREETS
I's-ufscturing Jewelers
Opticians
Diamond Importers
'"J , . -
NEW SESSION IS ON
(Con tinned frea Tf One.)
In a toot ma ay raaa their marfclnga
are ualntelllaible to the puptla
"TTor it years I have bee Scetartna
against thla, and I thukk I have- the
habit pretty well ferokea. Bat there are
vtiil a few rood tachr wbe Oe IM
It 4oea't pay. Tha mln4 needs a reet
at nisbt from the vr that accwrlee It
In tbe aytlmak w b rea wors,-ef
eovree yen want to work hard. Bat e
vete your leisure time ta) the' e.eaJnss
te b a vina e rood time.
but Ira afraid that eme of Tom
erwd yrur vnlr-s bavine too so4
a time, or rather, year rwsir aave a
ffmlt. tsmBini but ! t,sfte ed
tnr. Toe ronat Kara miiiIi ,m If
yc are ta derer wrl frwpeviy.- I
foand oat teaoher aslee at her deck In
acnool one day last term. There was
a rasp of horrified astonishment from
tha assemblssa of teachers. -That waa
the first time that ha4 happened la
area years.
"1 have ao tb)rtlo to school teach
ers rmaf eot la remaow and wrlngllns' m
aoclxr. There are roe maay piree
In Prtlaad ta re for asaoeement. Bet
don't averdo It If yo follow my ad
vice la thle there la ne rvasoa why yea
ahotild not Jn threseh the ewhoel year
aa4 rvtaia your sned health to the emd."
Aaalataat ls.prtBteeneni freut aieo
addreaaud the teachers briefly. The
rail waa ea!td and arly ail ef the
Trl andred mn eed women, tut
ctlwfly worr-n. whe ere te Ir.troct the
yBth ef fv-rtJaed tvrlrt the 9"v.tg
ceeol year airte-crri ta tttlr nam. 1
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Court work, actual preparation or lerai ooeumnia, ana tee eseiatanc.
from praetlctBS attorneys, are Invaluable aide to a Uw student In hla prpara
ttoa for a uecaefal lawyer.' Oreroa Law School or addreaa 1C StOJLXUAS,
Secretary. Portland. Or.
Call for Oocrfereajee.
te Met sea, Iowa. Sept. 11 Btaao-
pat leedera have called a conference for
De Motr Toeday te decide on a ran
d!ete aratnut Cummtne f the Ref-ib-
lleaa senatorial nenttnatiea- at the "o
rem bar primary. It ha practically
been decM that the candldata win ha.
-Governor Frank D. Jck- of this
city wH waa ofWf la lilt.
Ta 1M7 the world produced (.lll,.
tt rlift ef petroit jsx. .
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