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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 30. 1809. 'Uflf OFFER 10 , GATHER SEED . - . Article In' Tlie Journal Brine's Forest Service V Results. W believe that the ate will uphold your d In taking tor !, uowaver u- board of health. ne T usuaJL whH'ti your honorable txxly may 1 paopie or th boar ftaoaaeary uld 19 roduo Imaiedlals daetn baneflelal ruu . "Most respectfully eutmiMei. . "K. L. TKa.Vfc.TT. "Htx-retary. MART MWTraoWEltr. -ITwidant" A tlttla article In Tha Journal aoma tMki ago will probably result In tha Increasing f Portland water aupply from tha Bull Run rlvar aoma 6o per idL ' Three weeka ago im journal or In ted a atorr to the rrreot tnai ma national foreat service was unable to ... 1a in raeeed the Bull Run I or an I reserve owing; 10 mo iwi m.i ' persons In tha weat than mad a btisl !,m -f .afharlnr th-aa aeeda. Tha eeed wanted wara principally Douglas tit- - . 1, Within Weg aner me pnnui w tha item aeveral )ttertv cached- tne na tional foraat aorrira aaaing methods of atharlnc tha seeds and or fertng crop to the .aervice. Instrue- imi. hi immediately mailed tha peo ple with tha reeult that owing; to the (noreaaed supply tha foreat service will ba aula to raseea ma ouu , i'. I nurv. next snrlnr. F. J. KlmmaL supervisor In charge of tha work, will leava for the jjuh 1 Kun reaerve tomorrow, : uui uii I ik. ini.mnr .wHihir exDected theee J tr November 1, It la riot thought that any eatenslve work can ba dona before jnext eprlng. Tha sides of the . hills I must ba burned over befora tha aeed la planted In order to produce tha. peat results, and thla will take aoma, time. flK SUPPLY SHOWN .; TO BE VERY BAD - Dairy Casual aaioaer Blame for tha evil conditio a ef da! r lea about J'ortlanit la directly tlncHj on Mate Dairy aad rood cnmimir J W. Mill. br (ha County and City Med ical aociety. Tha ooiiiniuiilcatum ad dressed to the etate board of health and alancd by the society's praaldonL ir. Aian WaJch Umiui. who la aiso pr I. lent of the city board of health, atatee i.trslv! 'There baa arleen a question recently In reference to varying the city or r'ori- land Wltn pure mill, inn question vi wlioae bualneaa It la to act In the prem- laea haa bwn Dut ud to Mr. HaJiey, I dairy and food commissioner for the atate of Oreaon. He absolutely refuses to act. although strong- presaura haa been brought to bear upon til in aa a atate officer. 1 "In a rwcent decision of tha attorney general of Oregon, be clothaa your hon orabla board with powur to act in thla matter, specially ao in oaeea occurring outalde tha city limit" "Aa an official of the above medical ora-anlaatlon I respectfully and earn Mtlv raaueat that iiiu will appreciat tha value of thla work being dona by tha board Of health. Coneumers' inajrue, chamber of commerce and medical pro- feaalon and will exercise your good or flcea In aaalatlng In aeeurlnr for thla city a milk aupply free from filth and muiuni aii well aa bring about a aanl tary condition eurroundlng tha varloua aouroea or auppiy. Chamber of Comma roe wroteai. To conalder Portland'! unfortunate condition aa relatea to tha milk. aupply tha board of truateea or tha cnamDcr of commerca held a apaoial meeting, Thla fart la noted In thrlr communica tion to the atate board of haalth. which "At a apeclal ineatlng of tha board of truateea or tne cnamtier 01 commerce, held thla morning (September J7, lvOt), reDreaentatlona wara made to the board which Indicate very atrongly that the BL00DH0 DOS Oil suits rail, MAIL ORDltRS PROMPTLY FILLED. AGENTS FAY HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN which indicate very airongiy mai me d air lea supplying the city of Portland with milk , ara In a very uneanltary fContinuad From Page One.) . t I thai body to receive our petition and we truat t your wisdom and careiui coname- f tlon for the beaHh of our people ana ror the credit lit of the state, may lead you supplied P auch action as will produce lm- on acopun resnlta. We aubentt the fol- tlon of th condition.' In' this connection I have been directed by tha board of trus tees to request that the atate board of health undertake an lirveetlgatlon looking toward- the radical.. Improve ment of our dalriea. "The chamber of commerca has been given reason to believe that the milk rortJana la inferior noi oniy t of the unsanitary conai the darles and the unhealth fulneaa of the dairy herd, but also to careless methods used In handling tha n-: . 1 a. III . II ii t , Hi i ! ' II I ' III -lie . , ii all ' I , 11 I I r ii 7 I I 1 7X1t 4&w( aTl( Mr. J. Addison ji WEAR SILVERFIELD FURS. MERIT MADE THEM FAMOUS. When Looking for a Cor. fourth snd llorrlsoa Sts. r - NEW FUR STYLE BOOK. MAILED FREE ' v UPON REQUEST Smith. te take I i mm.mnwim f- tht nAtltiOn mbnt of th of L . a - y - a.l-. mnlaairtriall lift I timdllPL ouledhat off'forii' "ZZ anir "E. .ft GILTNER, Becretary." during that time haa Issued no -bulla-1 1 Health Xag-ne's letter. Una from his departm , inga u . The communication from the National law made special provision for such bul-1 Heuh leafnie addreased to tha atate tatlna. board of health by Its president, A. U Mills, is terse and to the point, say inir: "Tha executive committee of the local advisory board or the -National Health league desires to cau your attention to the condition of tha dairies of the state, and respectfully requests that you give the BiUiJect serioua consideration, wiui the vrew of adopting; such measures for the improvement of present con ditions as in your good judgment may be deemed best. ' The Eastern Oregon District Med leal society also put Itself on record In the closing session of its annual meet- . A . aUUX 0JVW WWAAVVVPH. , "9-tRMlf rt.lrv and food commission er riM-laraa that the dairies supplying the milk of this city are In a clean and ? wholesome etate personal Investigation 1 proves that with few exceptions the con ISitlons ara filthy beyond ' description. v r i i nw.lH4nH 4 nnrrAKAra ttkA htr tnA fir- flclal statement of the city dairy In spector, who declared that BO per cent of the dairies are ao unsanitary that the sale of milk from . them should ba stopped.- He states further that of tha whota numoer oi "venu uuuuku u riM Imm which Portland derives her milk supply, but 16 or SO of the entire ln pBndleton yesterday by tne unarft tnimh.i- TnnlntAln aanltarv Conditions I .dnnHA. nf th. fnllnwlnr rAjinlii- wnicti renaer me suypiy irauuuauij tlon: I , "S Said dairy and food commissioner J healthy childhood, looking toward vlgor- inas announcea tnrouisn mo liivcs ous maturity ana a nation oi virne, ei- hn la not interested ln the Quality oil (aMv. mon anrt womp.n la cordiaJlv rec- j tha milk supplied to Portland. Our ln- gnlsed; mnection of tha source of that supply "Whereas, it is conceded that milk ! and such analysis as haa been made of ts the most important single Item of the milk. Justify us in the Dener mat f00(j f0r infants and young children: Ithe statement is a true ona. This opln- - "Whereas, It Is a matter of common Ion Is further substantiated by the en- knowledge that many of the dairies of closed letter bearing date of September thla state are kept ln an ' unsanitary 28.; which shows the commissioner's own manner with unhealthy cows, conse nting of two dairies which he had re- quently unwholesome milk production; icenuv tnsneciea. 10 on - m i ... m.t-m r.Anmm and 22.26 out of a possible 100 points " rTTlTT JT . A i. 1 In another casa. These two dairies have "Resolved, that the Eastern Oreg6n n.r.irMatA. nnH hnth I District Medical society arlve Its indorse-1 4maima!nedsanttaryonaitlons-fitt 1 1 njti cieaniT ooeraiiuu. wric umt;uwuii -y . . I iinlinni.ii SiM Aarv nnrl food commls- ltlon Of dall sloner has made the statement repeat From 1:15 yesterday afternoon until SO this morning, Dr. 7. C Bralth Jr.. of Salem, accompanied by a party of men and bloodhounds, . followed what they hoped would ba a' clua to the whereabouts of Dr. Smiths brother. J. Addison Smith, who disappeared last Thurday from the Open Afar sanatorium near Milwaukle. The parly found abso lutely no trace of tha missing man and learned that they had been misinformed so they ara JusU about where they started from. Pr. Smith la now ln the vicinity of Canby, or,, ana will continue tne searcn with tha bloodhounds. Mr. Smith s described aa being 40 years of age, five feet six Inches In height, weighs 135 pounds, has black hair streaked with gray and wore light trousers and a brown coat Smiths left leg is ampu tated below tha knee and he wears an artificial leg, using a cane when aralk-lng. Poller Had Been Canceled. Tn the comrjlaint filed Monday In a suit of L. 8. Frakes company against the Mutual Fire Insurance company, it Is al leged tha premium of 1102.60 on the pol icy under controversy was declined by the Insurance company, and the amount was turned ln with the complaint with the county clerk. A fact admitted In the complaint la that when demand of payment -on. tha policy was made tne FraKes company was nomiea py tne m- urance company that the policy naa been cancelled on May 18. or four days before the fire occurred. All!.: . : . .1 -.1 20 Raincoats and ::-';Cravcne!8esv Eyos Cured edly-riot only ln the press, but to gov ernment rriclals, that tne foruana sup ply la not excelled by any other city. In Ihla connection we would auote the rat-' Ing of one dalry--our state official placed it at loo ner cent, wniie tne aovern- iment expert placed It at 48 per cent. We believe that we are again Justified , In the opinion that the present incum bent Of the office of dairy ana rood commissioner is Inefficient and negli gent of his duties. Kllk from Sick Cows. '"I Said commissioner has frequently stated that milk from tubercular cows Is not injurious we would point to tha government reports and to the experi ments of scientists to prove the con trary. "6- We would also note that in re gard to any legislation which would . tend to raise the standard of food and dairy supplies, said commissioner lias always maintained a negative attitude, j '6 we wouia runner point out tne utter lack of cooperation on the part or his orrice wttn other ornciais ana .with the consumer, though the effort to '-secure such cooperation has been made repeateaiy. Again rerernng to the condition tlon of dairies, cows and systems of! milk delivery which will result ln per manent increase in tne quality or tno milk and insure cleanliness of produc-1 tlon. I "Resolved, that this society heartily commena me campaign oeing wagea in . mteful , ptTont ronuuia to oener uib iiiiik. supply ui that citv and this commendation extend to those officers, organizations, newspa- M II COAT NECKPIECE Or 1 MUFF ' Call att Mvcf! Idol's I And Inspect the LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK Of PURS IN THE WEST ' 1 is.. . . . 14 S . Friday arrd Saturday 'only, we have ; ar ranged a rousing special in raincoats and cravenettes at a tremendous saving for two . days only.' Material cravenettqp, silk "and . nlbberizecf silk."" The rainy season has set ' ;in now.; Better take advantage ofhe great saving as "these coats are water proof and ju,st the thing for bad weather.1 . . .t Friday and Ci -fl I Q Sec Window Saturday JL0.9 Display 315 Beautiful Dress Hals rli MADE IN OUR OWN FACTORY Buy from the manufacturer and save the middleman's profit. For Friday and Saturday Only 100 beautiful dress, hats in Bengalines,. Vel- vets,-AJoires, etc., in all the fashionable shapes and colors; all thisseason,s produc" tions; a, large assortment to choose, from ' at . .....?9.95 pers and individuals taking active part in the crusade. ' The outcome of the health board's Pendleton meeting has given encourage ment that with., the assembling of forces and influences already obtained, under the leadership of the board, the Port land milk plague will be permanently exterminated. STREET RAILWAY HEN ON LONG JOURNEY . which is responsible for a death record for the city during the month of August -i of 67 out of 76 deaths among children under the age of t years, and for 21 j deaths during the first 16 days of Sep tember, all of which are believed to be .due to impure milk, we believe that the time has come for definite, radical .-.actlen on the part of the responsible is the body, which we are advised, state Boston. Mass., Sept 30. A tralnload or about su prominent street railway officials of this part of the country and others Interested ln street railways, started from here this afternoon on a tour of 8000 miles to tha Pacific coast and back again. The members of the party, which is conducted under the auspices of the Massachusetts street railway association, are on their way to Denver, Colorado, where they will attend the convention of the American street and lnterurban railway associa tion. October 4-8. On their way to Den ver and return the travelers expect to visit many cities along their route, which extends as far west as Los An geles, north to Calgary and south ta the Texas' coast and New Orleans. In cidentally, the travelers will visit tha Alaska-Yukon-Pacific - exposition and many other features of interest In tha west and northwest. They ara travel ing ln a special train, consisting of four sleepers, dining, composite and bag gage car. 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IU.. and too . will ri-r.lT. at return maTL- DrCDald. a trial bottle of this marie remedy that has restored many almost Diina ve'signc Ship Tonight-On Market Tomorrow Morning Richland Fruits Have few Equals ( United Press Leased Wlre.1 New York, Sept JO.- Edward Baker. proprietor of a Mineola. Long I aland. garage, ana r-arser jmosood, owner or. the Mineola Preaa,- were killed in an automobile wreck early today while bringing Leon Stevens' balloon back to Krugs corner rrom mcitsvine. wir iam Watson, tha chauffeur, waa. slight ly injure!. The machine became unmanageable and craahed Into a telegraph pole. throwing Baker and Norton heavily to the rround. Death was almost Instan taneous. Aeronaut Stevens, who made a fliaht In the balloon, waa in a car ahead of the wrecked machine and knew jiotb- , lng of the accident until soma time i later. i SPECIAL NOTICE 10 MOTHERS For that tired-of-sewing-on-but-'toos - repairing - at-the-knee-and-eat sort 'of feeling, we recom mend as positive relief our Lion r . rr i a n . opcciau XVIUCXXr &Ult at 54.S5. t PaMed the second read In a before mntU : r . . , , : nouae of lords lata last night. It a W1U1 tWO pain Ot tnple-tewed ! MM. however, that soma radical change VrtrV.r. .rn . . I will t- made In the blil when it rearhet KfUCKerS, reeniorced at every SUS- the committee. The tietlrmalleta will pronati'iy reus ioa Dill II vnw lorua mlt or weakea th powers of tha pro vision for the cowipu iaory ptM-chaa of land, no matter what vlewa are takca t y tha goverasoant an the natation. IRISH LAND BILL AT SECOND READING rnltrd firm Leswg W!r ) London. Hept. ta. Tha Irish land bill tha ceptible spot and guaranteed to make you aay that yemr boy is o easy on his clothes," PX TTaTAXl ! r r 1 F r I OTHIERS L ladUaa Frlrads OlehraXr. Richmond. In, f'Vt. It An Inter- I nuiii oetebration wa oeia dtw tooay j of tba asa r-wMlrdth aarl.aiaai r f , t h. amnmtbM .f thai t;rmt Htalx , Jlshj ranntiUy routing f tha rli'1s in Indiana. It was oai ttribjirr JS. list, that the WMtewater awntMr aw(Bg waa atak!thd. by a amaul , mifmj f Prtda ( red com. from i orta t'arofina aria at4 la thla vl-, r-lr.i-r rntw J ot 11 rears years totr CHICAGO And Return .$72w50 0. R. & N. Tickets on sale Oct. 4. Going limit ten days. Return limit November 30. Choice of routes. Through limited trains. Block signal protection; Modern passenger equip- ment. Superb dining car serv ice. , . CTTT TTCUg T OfTXCS, rktrt aa4 waabtaartaai km, ' a aay O.&H. agwatay niL EcUCEEAT. 6. P. A. VOmT&aVaTXa. CM. Has there been over $750,000 worth of Richland irrigated land sold since the first of last October? And why is Richland selling faster than any other irrigated project on the market? Why does our asparagus bring 25c a pound and our berries $15 a crate? REASON WITH US - FIRST -Richland irrigated lands have a most beautiful location, on peninsula, between the lifegiving waters of the Yakima and the ever-assuring flow of the Columbia. ' , SECOND We have a gravity irrigation; water runs through an open ditch for 12 -miles before it reaches the land and you know the advantage of having warm water to irrigate with. . THIRD The soil is the very choicest of irrigated land in the northwest, with a depth of from three to twenty feet FOURTHTheH climate is the most even of any location in the west; 300 days of sunshine ; no mud or slush ; only 389 feet above sea level lowest irrigated altitude which gives us our early seasons. Richland has about nine months of growing weather. Our asparagus goes on the market over two weeks ahead of all the' northwest; strawberries from two to three weeks, and they always bring a premium for their earliness. ,; ; ' a Can You Wish for a Better Location? C7TS O . n f) n The Fruit An orchard of apples of a standard variety is as safe an Investment as can be made. The soil of this valley is certainly adapted to high-class apple culture for market. Nowhere does the apple reach a higher state of perfection than in the Richland Valley. An apple needs a long growing season, and time to take on color and flavor after it has attained its growth. 'Hence ap ples grwn here have no superiors in the markets of the country, and few that are their eqfiaL . - v - , .' , Bulletin No. 85 of the Department of Chemistry of the Washington State College, by R. W. Thatcher, M. A., says of a sam ple of e soil from this now famous valley, analyzed with many others: "This sample is well supplied with POTASH, LIMB,' "PHOSPHORIC -ACIDS AND IRON." This alone stands for a great deal in the selection of soil suitable, for the culture of grapes, fruits and berries. -' - '' The soil of the RICHLAND VALLEY, being alluvial in its nature, Is composed entirely of minerals and stoneground to an ash by a volcanic action. This makes the very best soil for the raising of fruits that it would be possible to obtain. That is why our farmers and fruitgrowers are all happy and contented. They are making money. Get with the crowd. You can buy this land nyw for if 125 per acre, with a perpetual water right water under government supervision. -TERMS ONE FOURTH CASH, THE BALANCE IN FIVE EQUAL ANNUAL PAYMENTS. Join us on our next trip to Richland and get a free auto ride over the prettiest valley in Washington. Come to the office and let us talk it over, and get one of our new booklets. It may mean a fortune to you. ' LAB CO A W. HOVER, MANAGER 110 SECOND STREET, PORTLAND PHONES MAIN 1745. 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