The Oregon daily journal., December 18, 1908, Page 14, Image 14

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GRAM BAG TOLL
CAUSES PROTEST
Gilliam' County Farmers to
Circulate Petition Ask
ing a Reduction.
((Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
. . Condon, Or., Dec. 18. The executive
( committee of the Gilliam County Im
. proveraent association has named Janu
: ary a the day for the big booster
' meeting to be held In this city In behalf
of the experimental farm and the adver
. tiling in general of the resources of
- Gilliam county. The meeting is to be
held during the sessions of the
circuit and county court, when a num-
ber of prominent speakers will be hero
to present their views on securing the
location of the experimental, dry farm
station In this county. At the meeting
of the executive committee were pres
ent D. B. Thomas, president, Condon;
Charlea H. Horner, secretary. Condon,
George B. Dukek. treasurer, Mayvtlle;
.J. L. Blalock, Arlington; Oscar Maley,
Ferry Canyon; Ed Palmer, AJax.
It was decided to circulate a petition
Among the taxpayers, of the county to
secure the names of all those who were
in favor of a IVi mill tax to cover the
expenses of buyine land and buildings
for th experiment station. Mr. Blalock
suggested that those signing the peti
tion should set opposite their names
the amount of property on which they
were paying taxes, which would show
bow many were interested in the move
ment. Another important question discussed
was the rebate on grain bags. It was
decided to circulate a petition among
the ranchers, to be sent to the congress
man of this district, ask In him to
work for the reduction of c"uty on
sacks. It is estimated that the past
year the farmers of this county paid out
120,000 more than necessary on grain
GIVES ALL TO IS
PK-GIRL WIFE
David T. Hanbury Turns
OverN$4,000,000 "Worth,
With String to It.
FIRST TRIP OF
IIHAIID EMPIRE
Portland-Pasco Boat Service
Announced by Manager
Dorsey B. Smith.
(Unite! Prssa Uud Win.)
San Francisco, Dec 18. As an odd
sequel to their sensational divorce case.
which was patched up last spring,
vid T. Hanburv. the multi-million
and his pretty wife, a former telephone
girl, have cemented the restoration of
their affection with a record breaking
unriatmas girt of property valued at
$4,000,000.
Deeds giving to the wife the enor
mous holdings of the husband were re
corded in Napa yesterday, the transfer
containing this stipulation, however,
that, while Sirs. Hanbury assumes legal
possession of her husband's fortune she
will not exercisa absolute control until
after his death.
This princely gift which makes the
vivacious Mrs. Hanbury one of the rich
est women In California. Includes the
Hanbury brewing Interests in this city,
a share - in the Hanbury breweries of
London and the Hanburv chamnatrne
,WnS. ,i FJj;?? tempt regular service until th.
(Special Dispatch te The Journal.)
Pasco. Wash., Dec. It News that the
long looked for boat service between
this city and Portland will soon be
come a reality, was made public here
trtsia v Kir FkAfSAv flmltk am i .
ager of the Open River Transportation
company
"The Inland Empire will make its
maiden trip between Celllo and Pasco,
leavlnar Celllo on the morning? of T-
cember 20," said Mr. Smith. "This is
tne nrst steamer of the new and per
manent line, to be established on the
upper Columbia In connection with
steamers now operating between Port
land and the nonage road, and la mnrn-
'y. trial trip to assure our many
friends In this district that the first
steamer is actually completed and that
the line will positively be established
as soon as the second steamer is ready
for service.
we do not consider It advisable to
thorliing the Increase provides that It
snouia una eneot immediately upon
passage. But the constitution has al
ways provided that the salary of elec
tive officials shall not be increased dur
ing; incumbency. The courts will de
cide whether the passage of the amend
ment invalidates the constitutional pro
vision which has existed ever since that
document was adopted, pr whether the
provision invalidates that section of the
amendment providing for Immediate
payment
PRESIDENT ASKED TO
PUT MARINES BACK
(Onitca Press Leased Vtra.t
Washington. Dec II. Members of the
senate are planning a further attack on
the president following the introduction
yesterday or a resolution calling upon
the committee of military affairs to in
vestigate the action of the president in
ordering me wunarawa
from the battleships of
the withdrawal of marines
eahlna of thai ITnlted
states navy.
The resolution erovides that tha com.
ml t tee ascertain whether congress has
not the right to provide rules for the
government of trie marine corps which
will bind the president as commander
in chief of the army and navy to con
tinue the corps In the manner Intended
by law.
The resolution was referred to the
committee on naval affairs at the in
stance of Senator Hale because the
marine corps Is part of the naval branch
of the United States.
Senator Kayner, who Introduced the
resolution, acquiesced, saying he named
the military affairs committee because
the marines were now "policemen, pa
trolmen, janitors, or something like
that"
James Parvin.
(Special Dispatch to Tha Jacmal.l
Eugene, Or., Deo. 18. James Parvin,
77 years of age, one of the best known
pioneers of Lane county, died at his
home at Dexter yesterday. He was
born In Indiana. In 1863 he came across
tha nlains to Oresron and settled In Lane
county, taking up a donation claim near
where be resided at the time of his
death. He took uo another claim later
and afterward bought additional land,
until he had 40 acres or tne rinest
farming land In the county. In Febru
ary, 1854, Mr. Parvin was married toi
Selenla Parker. - She and three children
survive him. Tne cniidren are: II- M.
Parvla of Dexter, Mrs. Ida Williams of
Dexter, Mrs. Jennie trainer of Gettys
burg, 8. D.
Mr. Parvin, besides being "engaged in.
farming, was a carpenter by trade. He
was also engaged In. the general mer
chandise business at Dexter. He was
a conservative business man, thoroughly
reliable and was well liked by all who
knew him. He was counted among; the
county's moat substantial citizens. The
remains were Interred in the Pleasant
Hill cemetery, the services being con
ducted by Rev, R. O. Callison, one of
the earliest pioneer ministers of the
state.
AUTO SPILL SPOILS
A MAD LAND RACE
(Rtilfed Press Leased Wtr.
Tacoma, Dec. 18. In trying to beat
the Northern Pacific "sagebrush , fiver"
from Sunnyside to North Yakima In a
race to file on government land,-which
was thrown open yesterday. Newton and
Arthur Dennis of Prosser met with an
automobile accident which spoiled their
plans. The machine; at breakneck speed
in
the dark hours of the morninar. hit a
sandbank eight miles this side of - Sun
nyside. It overturned, and all the occu
pants were spllled. Arthur Dennis later
arrived at. Yakima by train with a
broken arm as a. souvenir of his adven
ture. , , .,
General Weston Coming Home.
' Washington, Dec.' 18. General John
vv caiun, lunuer vumiuo-iiuvr Q inn
Philippine division of the United States
army, has left Nagasaki, Japan, for the
United States, taking passage on the
transport Sheridan, which sailed from
Manila December 15. He will remain in
San Francisco in temporary charge of
the district of California.
A rXCTTLXa-B WsUBITOS. .
Of the foot or ankle may produce a
very serious sprain. A sprain Is more
painful than a break. . In all sprains,
ruts, burns and., scalds Ballard's Snow
Liniment Is the best thing to use. Re
lieves the nain instantly, reduces swell
ing. Is a perfect antiseptio and heals
rapidly.
Price I So, 80c and 11.00,. Sold by
Skidmore Drug Co.
bagson account of the high tariff.
KELLOGG OUT MAY
MEAN BALLINGER IN
(Washington Burma of Tt Journal.)
Washington, Pec. 18. Frank B. Kel
log said today:
"I will not be In the Taft cabinet"
"Is that official?" he was asked.
"Yes, as far as I am concerned."
This means that Wade Ellis of Ohio
might be attorney general, making it im
probable that uarneid will re secretary
of the interior, which opens the way
for Ballinger of Seattle to the interior
portfolio.
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interests in Nevada. California and Ore
gon and large real estate holdings in
and around this city, particularly at the
junction of the Sacramento and San
Joaauln rivers.
Those who have followed the matri
monial vicissitudes of Mr. and Mrs.
Hanbury are inclined to believe the hus
band is perfectly satisfied to let by
gones be bygones. His stupendous gift,
following his bitter attack on his wife's
character In his recent divorce suit,
shows that the pair have lightly hopped
from the extreme of discord to the ex
treme of affection. t
Evidence dragged Into daylight last
spring; by both parties In the Hanburv
divorce suit revealed Mrs. Hanbury as
the young and giddy wife of a mature
but bibulous husband. Incompatabll
itv was, however, only a minor feature
of their troubles.
Hanburv placed private detectives on
the witness aland who told of Mrs. Han
bury's gay salon In Berkeley, where she
earned the sobriquet of "the college
wiuow. bo inorougniy nad Hanbury
detectives done their work that when
the revelations became too pointed one
day In the course of the trial the woman
coiiapsea m tne courtroom.
Mrs. Hanbury, on the other hand,
turned up a few stories on her husband.
She put one witness on the stand who
told of Hanhury's alleged capaci for
intoxicants. describing a tvpioal day as
being opened with a few highballs, fol
lowed with a quart of beer for break
fast, assorted drinks until noon, another
quari or neer ror lunen. variegated
beverages for the rest of 'the afternoon
and champagne for the evening hours.
PAyEHEliSE
PROJECT READY
steamer Celllo Fails Is completed. We
wui tnererore concentrate our errorta
on the completion of the new steamer
and establish this line Immediately after
mo winter season. jne Doats J. IN,
.real, earan .Dixon. Keller, inland Em
pire and Celllo Falls will operate on
m river curing tne coming
The first two mentioned will
on the lower river betwen Big Eddy
and The iallea to Portland. The other
boats will run on the upper river to
raaco, wnere tne company intends to
establish its terminus. "
According to Mr. smith, the new
freight schedule will lower the rate
over the rail service about S3 per ton.
Arrangements are being made for a
partv of Kennewlck and Pasco citizens
to rorm an excursion for Sunday and
participate in the first trip on the In
land Empire.
WILSON'S FATHER
FIGHTS FOR HIM
(Halted Prna Leaaed Wire.)
Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 18. James A.
Wilson, father of John Walter Wilson,
who was charged Wednesday by a coro
ner's Jury at Sun Francisco with the
murder of his employer, Marry Boas,
declares his belief In his son's Inno
cence, and will exert every effort In his
behalf. Wilson's family Is known to
be possessed of slender means, but the
father says he will devote what little
he has to provide an adequate defense
ror nis son.
SALARIES INCREASE
QUESTION IN COURT
Water Will Flow Into Mam
moth Deer Flat Reser
voir Tomorrow.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Nampa, Idaho, Dec. 18. Tomorrow Is
the date fixed by the Payette-Boise
Water Users' association for turning
water Into the Deer Flat reservoir from
the Boise river. The event will be on
of great Importance to this section and
will be made the occasion for a Jubilee
celebration In which all the towns in
terested In the Payette-Boise reclama
tion project will take part
The filling of the ieer Flat reser
voir marks the practical completion of
one of the most extensive works of Its
kind ever undertaken In this country.
The chief feature of the project is the
great converting dam on the Boise
river, which stands a a monument to
the skill and ingenuity of the govern
ment engineers and contractors. The
primary purpose or the darn is to stoic
the river torrent in the spring and thus
tRnerlal ulsnntrh to Tha Journal.!
Sacramento, Cal., Pec. 18. Whether
the present state officials will get the
salary Increase which Secretary of
State Curry certified to as adopted by
a majority of two votes at the recent
election will be tested In the supreme
court A friendly suit has been filed
against State Comptroller Nye by Sur
veyor General Kingsbury in the shape
of a writ of mandate ordering him to
appear in the Third district court of
appeals Saturday morning and show
cause why the salary Increase should
not be paid.
The constitutional amendment au-
How Thin People
Can Get Fat, Free
Startling Effect of New Discovery
Which Puts Flesh on Thin People,
Increases Weight and Perfects the
Figure.
Prove It by Sending Coupon Below for
a 50o Package. Free.
A remarkable, scientific treatment has
A Fine Line of
Comfoirt
Rockers
In which is shown the best arm rocker
designs in the mahogany, golden
oak and mahogany finish, with turned
and square posts and legs high and
low-back styles, with plain and fancy
back panels; several designs having
carved parts. The seats in most in
stances are of the popular saddle
shaped pattern, although a number
are upholstered in leather. The solid
mahogany rockers display a little more
style in desitfn than the less expensive pieces. Some patterns in the
mahogany finish and golden oak rockers are priced as low as $2.75.
Toilet Tables as
Gift Pieces
Are very much in demand at the
Christmas season, and a sensible gift
that any woman will appreciate. Ours
is an attractive line of Toilet Tables,
shown in the mahogany, birdseye
maple, golden oak and curly birch;
stylish designs, with round, oval and
square pattern mirrors. From these a
pleasing selection can be made to
match other bedroom pieces. Some very pretty designs as
low as . . . 4 - 8X2.5
Carpet
Hassocks
SPECIAL AT $1.15 EA.
Today and Saturday, in the
Carpet Dept., Sixth Floor, yotir
choice from several designs in
these Footstools, covered in
high grade Wilton carpet and
all solidly filled. Very good
values at the above special.
Friday, Sat'day
Specials
In the Crockery Dept
Decorated Salad Bowls and Cake
Plates in Fruit and
Floral Patterns.
Salad Bowls, special at ...35 and 50
Cake Plates, special at 25 and 35
Water Pitchers in raised and hand-painted lily and poppy
designs; special at, each ...38
Washable
Comch Covers
In the Drapery Section, for to
day and tomorrow, is offered a
full sire Couch Cover in heavy
washable fabric, fringed all
around, in stripe pattern and
desirable colorings. Special
at .. ... ... .i......yl.o5
THE AUTO VALET
and
GENTS' CHIFFONIER
Are Splendid Gift Pieces
for the Men.
TLJfLL GIBBS
COMPLETE
HOUSEFURNISHERS
COMMENCING
MONDAY THE STORE
WILL BE OPEN
EVENINGS UNTIL
NINE O'CLOCK.
The
I obtain an adequate water supply for the i been found which increases the weight
! irrigation project at all seasons of the , of scrawny or thin reopie. puts flesh
'year. When filled to its capacity the:0" those who have been thin for years,
j great reservoir will form an inland lake : whether from disease or from natural
, several miles in extent and capable of ! tendency ; on those who by heavy eat
j supplying water for the irrigation ofilng, dieting or other methods, have
j more than 100,000 acres of land. in vain tried to get fat; on those who
I ine wnoie project is a part of the j teel well but can t get fat, and on those
, f..irHniic,u b nnSttuun service, wnicn, wno aon i reel well and stay thin.
uijr piaces wev ana me wet places dry. '
The various Irrigation projects In Idaho.
Montana, Wyoming, Arizona and New
Mexico are rapidly changing the coun
try from a land of sagebrush and cac
tus to one of prosperous farms and
flourishing towns. In several sections
of Idaho the transformation already is
marvellous.
SYNDICATE OX DEAL
FOR PALM ILL A 3ILXE
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ItJliltfd I'reM Leoiorf Wlrf.l I
San Francisco, Dec. IS. Japhet Lin-1
deberg, president of the I'ionor Mining
company of Nome; Krlc Mridblom, ii
I director of the same company and a1
Bucceosful mining man whose fortune'
; Is estimated In the millions; the 1'loneerl
oiining company and a number of east
ern capHallwts, It was learned today,
; w ill probably form a pool In the npit
: month to lease the i'almllla gold and"
-liver mine In the state of Chihuahua.!
; Mexico. Negotiations with this end In I ' h BMsWtW&t :f"f !
: view are now being conducted by L,in
: deberg, who Is in San Francisco on his
way to Mexico. On the report which he
will make on lils return will depend the
whole deal, involving the transfer of
Th. P. 'm i, luo-,ar9' , Protons, the Svemarkable llsm Builder
. t he Paimilla mine was former v one i -nniM. tt r1.... tiv. , '
of Mexico's fabulous producers Fiftv Builds Vp Cases Kike This in
millions of dollars In gold and sllv! Bemarkably Quick Time.
has been taken from It. Work In its new treatment, called Protone, Is a
.shafts and lower levels was stopped ' Powerful Inducer of nutrition. Increases
several years ago, when water flooded it i cell-growth, makes perfect the asslmlla
iind baffled the Ingenuity of Its engl- t,on ot food, increases the number
neers. The water is now under control I of red blood-corpuscles, and as a nec
und the workings have been pumped ! -'"y result builds up muscle and
i.ry, ready Tor a new force of miners toi8oli1 healthy flesh, and rounds out the
resume operations. figure.
t or women who ean never appear
stylish with anything they wear be
cause of their thinness, this remark-
1i -no iini-n I aDle discovery solves the problem. An
'I IS F01 R 31 EX OUT sdditlon even of 10 or 20 pounds of
" j flesh, together with ruddy cheeks,
' j works wonders in personal appearance,
trolled I'rma leaved Wlta.i j As a beauty maker for the figure It
s-an r ranclsco. Dec. 18 Alexander probably cannot be surpassed. It will
Puffy, a patient held on suspicion of cost ynu nothing to prove the remark-
" "l "-enirai emergency lios- ! able effects of this treatment No diet- 1
nltOI D BCQII Mail lila 1r j. m v i v ,
r r ..so nofciB in r eaunr or particular kinnn nf
&VZ f,ip Rln his lib-: food are necessary. PThe treatment is
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r nnu uciicaie tvsiem. i ne Frntona rnm
THE STORY OF THE BUTTE BOYS
It Will Be Told in All Its Fullness at the Stockholders' Meeting Tomorrow Saturday
Evening, at Alisky Hall, Third and Morrison Streets
EVERY STOCKHOLDER SHOULD HEAR IT
No matter what your engagement for Saturday evening may be, abandon or postpone it if you are a stockholder in the
BUTTE BOYS CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY. This company has held several important stockholders' meetings,
but none of the moment of this one. It will concern every man and woman with a dollar invested in its shares. Announcements
will be made tomorrow evening that OUGHT to be heard by every member of the company, and that each one MUST hear
or be sorry for his or her neglect. The exciting, sensational moment has arrived. News from Goldfield this morning is of a
most important character. No one can afford not to be informed oi the latest developments. If he has his own interests at
heart, he will listen to an explanation of what has happened and is about to happen. If he does not come to the meeting we
cannot tell him and he will live to regret his ignorance. Also ihe actual condition of the mine's affairs will be explained This
also ought to be heard by everybody at all interested. The truth is,
WE ARE WITHIN SMELLING DISTANCE OF THE GOLD
You'll know that if you attend thermeeting. And if you will read this from the Goldfield paper-the Tribune-you will see how
near the former leases of the rlorence Daisy came to reaching the treasure they so greatly soueht THEY CAMF WITHIN
HALF A FOOT OF IT-AND GOT CO PEDESTALS InD-QUIT! This ishe ul fate o the quir. ItTJS?
pened to him several times in Goldfield history. But it will not happen to us. WE ARE GOING TO KEEP AT IT until
every stockholder in the Butte Boys has got rich return for his investment. If you ire one you are included in this announcement,
But Read What the Goldfield News Says
FROM THE GOLDFIELD TRIBUNE.
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fear he was insane.
Last nisrht he tried to break out of
his eel) and injured four of his keepers.
Companies Incorporated.
' (Salem Burea of The Journal.)
Balem, Or., Dec. IS Articles of in
corporation have been filed In the of
fice of the secretary of state, aa fol
lows: '
The Col well-Fowler Logsrln com
pany: principal office. Astoria; capital
au,uuu; incorporators, Tjeorire I
ioiweii. wiuiaro a. Fowler and Emma
K. ColwelL .
Nehalem Bay Land company; princf-
Fal -office, Portland; capital stock,
S000; incorporators. James J. Walter,
Marlon Ede and RsmH sK. Sewali.
mi) FkOTONB COTTPOH.
The Protone Co., 630 Protone Bids?..
Detroit Mich.
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MOST RECENT STRIKE IN .
FLORENCE IMMENSELY RICH
A strike that promises to rival the
phenomenal production of the famous
Engineers' lease, which earned nearly
$600,090 in dividends in three months,
was made a few days ago in the lease
block adjoining, formerly known aa the
Daisy Florence, but now held and oper
ated by the Mitchell-Fairfield Develop
ment company. The find was made last
Sunday In an upraise from the 315 foot
level. Four Inches of quartz assays
$461.60 a ton -and four inches of talc
lying parallel to it assays $437.80 a ton.
Between the quarti and the talc lies a
narrow streak of ore that ia half gold,
making the average value for the -nine
Inches something .sensational. If the
find holds out the record of the En
gineers' will easily be duplicated and
possibly exceeded.
A strange freak of fortune in connec
tion with this discovery Is the fact that
the picture streak was found within six
inches of wherp the former owners of
the lease stopped work after spending
upward of $100,000 in a vain endeavor
to locate the treasure. The Daisy Flor
ence was controlled by Campbell, David
son & Co. of Chicago. They sunk a
shaft 315 feet and did a vast amount of
lateral work and while good assays were
frequently obtained they could not lo
cate an ore body. The company finally
exhausted its treasury and the lease
finally passed Into the hands of the
Mitchell-Fairfield Development company,
the consideration being $900 and per
cent of the net earnings for the Daisy
Florence shareholders.
Crosscuts had been driven to the
north and south on the $15 foot level,
the former being out 80 feet from the
shaft and the latter about 20 feet. It
was in this south crosscut that Foreman
Koster discovered a knife blade of al
most pure gold last Sunday. He de
cided to follow this seam and the first
round of shots uncovered the bonanza.
In addition to the nine inches of very
rich etuff there ia considerable rood
rock on both sides and the ore as Tt is
being broken down runa better than $200
a ton.
stab UAsnra oosopajit.
The Ooldfield 8tar Leasing & Mining
company, operating on the Lone Star,
ia down 250 feet In its vertical shaft.
A station Is being cut at that point
ft,nd. rolBcut will be driven to lap tho
old incline where some rich ore was un
covered a couple of months ago. The
crosscut should enter the ore In about
80 feet.
30,000 SHARES LEFT AT 4 CENTS EACH
Ue have sold 20,000 bf the 50,600 shares donated to the company by some of its largest stockholders to be sold at 4 cents oer
share, and no matter what happens at the mine, THIS stock will be sold at this price. We cannot raise it, because it was fixed
by the donors, but its sale does not enlarge the oustanding stock. It is shares previously, sold and now being resold to replen
ish the company s treasury. . - iB .worn iu iqiurn
IT'S GOING THOUGH, PEOPLE. IT WILL NOT LAST LONG
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