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18 Tlin OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVERMPER 13. 1CCQ. . M. . i. - - - " ' OPPOSE PIAIITO ; LEASE DRifOOCK The (Antral Labor Council Passes Kesolutions De- i iioiiiiciiifir Hcliomc. THE STIUNGER WITHIN OUR GATES HermM J, Mulr. 8attle. Wash. Spokaus haa vr been tha bonis of crooks and foes to rood govarnmont. I4ic iiimmiT on could . hardly croaa from on tlrMt lo .Bother beoauaa of ths public speaking going on on nearly. very corner. It ual to pa tha worst place for outdoor meetings I aver iw, od I can readily understand, that strict measures had to bo adopted. . COfJEDIilll YOUIJB HilS UEMTi LAUGH Musical Comedy "Lo" Given ; initial '.Presentation; at . the Bungalow. . I vrry rfralilng. ' Charartnrs iniiva I aii arul off the alaa-t, ineil.anlr.llv : Ihara are aoma funny llnna. but there la the always evident effort to be funny, I wlilh Invartahlv dfnafa lie AWn iur I pose. . "Lo" belongs lo a dying raea. Nrw Ilotrl Ojni lWtmbr 1. (RmwU1 Hntrti n Tbe Jusrn.l.) Tha lUs, OrM Nov. It. Uooember 1 la the data now set for tha opening of tha nr ISJ.000 hotel which la Bear ing completion, and tha event la be ing looked forward to with much antici pation, for' the cltlsena of this cly have long wanted a first class hotel, and this they will certainly have whnu Hotel Tha Italics la completed and openrd to tha public. - Sugar Factory Idle for m Vwk. B(elal DUpatra te The Journal La Urande, Or., Nov. J 1. ! Urande's sugar factory la standing still thin week on account of a shortage of coal, following- tha non-arrival of a shipment over tha O. It. N. Unas on achedule tlma. Practically all tha beets are hauled In, but there la yet about ten days of work for tha factory when It la again aiartaa. Tha Ceutral Labor Council and thai M. B. Murphy, Rlfla. Colo. Tha vast Port of Portland are at outs over tn amount . or advertising that Oregon, A Plan is fot to leans tha Port of Itortland drydork at Bt. jeans 10 mo Oregon Drydock company. I ' con tended by the labor council that tha Oregon Drydock company is tnereiy an adjunct to the Willamette Iron A 8teel Works, and that thla corporaUon al . raarfv has a. drvdork,' recently built. It By x r. a. It aeema unkind and ungrateful not wildly enthuslwatlo over "La" o new, the press agents have many giowlns thlnsa about It. been mt annaM.tra.taiw 4 in .. . , , i i .. . . i . . irniiaiiun mf worm our, uuv uc(in M aavarusing way, that to admit that me vi ""r II lan f the beat mualoal rnmn.1v .. " "j'-iaeen appears to t sacrilege. wm in Chicago re-1 rn anita of r iin,-. . cenUy tha rommlsalon men did not fall j Franklin P. Adams' enormoua salary over themselves to make an offer for aa a Jokesmitli or Is It Kranklin P. Kronoaal to lease tho Port of Portland Washington and Idaho ara doing to to ba - proposat to lease tfie ' promote their fruit Industry la working ' w , drydock at 8t Jolma. w!r;n a hardship on Colorado. Until .U or .aid so Ml : r,CiL,"!i,"LJf' iLnZ'Z.Z year. . go Cotorado fruit h.d ,t h., , authorisation was given the offl- "JL fir." In . " cer. of th. council to -II effort, to Ta'ln tha parent the leas. b n, given. .eJf , , my apple Tha first thing thoy asked Adams' fame and O. Henry's enormous tna was. "Have you any Oregon ap- salary? In spite of these things. "Lo" P1 seemed to drac for those people at the" Bungalow last night, who hava form. ten ir tney baa aver beard who Its au thors were. In aplte of tha entertain ing work of John E. Toung, tha general effect of this unique musical comedy waa much tha aame aa that of. many umar inuaicai comedies soporific. itestfui and quieting, too, was A. , Haldwin Bloane'a music. With tha single exception of tha atatue song In ma xinai tableau, which waa unusual O. A. Giles, Cla Elum, Wash. Apple- ahowa are a delusion and a anara ao la a r rued by the council that the Oregon I f. r.ilnr a Una on the nroduction Lrydok company-.acsirea to tease i"e0f apples of any oerUIn district is con Iort of Portland dock in oroer io secure Mrne(, Naturally, tha grower goes a tnonopoly f the buaineas on ins v u-1 through his orchard and picks only tha lamette river., and thus raise tha CostMEn olaaa fruit accidents will hannen of repair work dona on voaaela coming n any orchard. So that an exhibit ln,to PorOnnd. I from Hlnky Dink. Nev.. might look as In tha discussion of tha question laat w.n as a disday from Hood River, and night tha opinion was expreased that yet Hlnky Dink may not hava seven and .tractive, and which woka un ths ; labor council should a to It at tha aPpU tree, within 7 mliea. audlanc) ZX w n.cmbors of tha. Port of Portland com- fpit'A T Ttn V PPnTFPTS miMinn ahonlit ta made elective officers I - ii v jivu Instead of appointive. It la contended that the present system of appointive members of the comroiasion joaaa tne control and management of tha body into tne nanaa oi me follows: land. " I w. A. Wilson Erect one story frame I good nature that la Irresiatible. wnrkeil Givfiiig To Your Why arc you doing this? He would be much better off without it. Chil dren do not need stimulants, But they often need a tonic, something to give them more color, more life,' . more strength. Can you find a strong tonic without a drop , of alcohol? Certainly. ; Ayer's Sarsa parilla is just sUch a medicine. En tirely free from alcohol. No stimu lation. No alcohol habit Ask your doctor all about it. Let him decide. 1 J. O. ATTK OOMPiNT. Lmrall, Vmm. no novelty n tha aonga which were all curiously Ilka tha aongs you In-1 MENTIONED IN PERMITS r;:'Z ox l.0" was no more in evidence In the Ten buildlna- nermlts. involving 1M.- muaio tnan a tha plot 300. were Issued by tha building in-1 onn tu. xoung, who Is a comedian wnn a merry laugn ana a luna 01 actual . l)aily movement oi the bowels are just as essential for children as for adults. You can easily correct any tendency to constipation by Jiving small doses of Ayer's Pills. Resolutions were also adopted at the dwelling. Koswell street, between Pat- j hard to Inject aoma of hia own Ufa and meeting laat night protesting against j ton road and Lmeon; puiiaer, aame, i aplrlta loto -jw .. Ia u Bot a funny m. icu 'T" .rT . ' 8 fl Fl.iu.toct n tnd one half F?n! n " wnaa of the word. suppressing tna irt .p t v.v- - frame-dwelling. Kast Seventeenth noicomlcaU, But ho seems to lzena. . . I street, between Surman and Killings-1 Da immensely good humored. It pleaaea An trrTt mitt tnailA TA hAVA UlA la-I . J . . . n J - tl.EAA I vn .a . v. .... in - -.....f- --r wurm, uuituvri, nniiiD. .xvvu. . i j v Dv wvvj jui i y a person I . . . ... bor council arrange for a mass meeting I smith & Watnon Erect one atoryl about you. It puta you In a happy I A-Ilttlft niaDeDSin Will lURKC e rtAf hnt ih. pouneil -refused to I brick foundrv. Water street, between nnnA X riA h. .k..: i. ZZi I Xiapcpoiil n u4uu.t do this. Tha members stated that they I Harrison and Lincoln; builder, samo; IIIDSTIIgl . . 1 ' -It. fc,au T...,.U1 110.000. Workers of tha World a an organ iza-1 t1wl ,,... mtreif.S between Cfav and tlon. They were opposed to the curtail-1 Columbia; builder, Reynolds Weymer; mont of the freedom of speech by thejji6o. . ... authoritlea of Spokane, however, and c-1 C P. Smith Erect one story frame cordlngly adopted tha following reao- parage. Atnsworth street, wtween vvii- . ; : - , .... ., liams and Cleveland; builder, same; $100 "ti'iTiJ- :"'f;'-,i'''iWv.r '-stnnka'n SunnyHldo Fuel company Erect one "Whereas, In thev city of Bpokane, Btory frame coal ahed. feast Thirty workmen are being thrown Into Jail be- sixth ' street, between Hawthorne ; anl t-nuBe the city council of Bpokane passed 1 Madison; builder, same; 1260, an ordinance prohibiting the holding of J McKinley Mitchell Erect threa atory mood to find that there la aomeone who can bubble laughs without an effort cia la an excellent ' substitute for-a clever plot and aclntlllatlng lines. Mr. Young and another merry littla body Dorothy Brenner were very fun ny In ona aong -"Never Forget Tour Parents" which seemed rather out of place in Its surroundings. . It waa ax cellent?. burlesque, and Bounded, , aa mougn wuiiam tr. JvirK had written It. Maude Kelley la. a "statuesque" Jady wiiu wieni, out an unioriunaie roie. you feci fine in fire minutes. There would not ba a case of Indl geatlon here If readers wjio ara sub ject to Stomach trouble knew the tre mendous anti-ferment and digestive virtue contained In Dlapepain. This harmless preparation Will digest a heavy, meal without the slightest fuss n..inr. m n.. Af that i. tr ths t DricK aoartments. rast Morrison street, i nA Ronrn a. ijimm n xiinr R(r, i ' iJrV ,v i,.inv h between Seventh and Sixth; builder, A. I ntAi.tinin .t nm... k.;. I acid stomach In flva minutes, besides 1 ha constitutional right of free speech, ,imothV K Jnnev Erect four atorv utter,y Juliette Langa waa Nauseous odora and. "Whereas,' -Tho truat orcea of ' tha , United State are oppressing labor by 1 1 Morgan: $35,000. brick- apartments, Trlnty place, between Washington and Everett; builder, . W. reduction of wages and Increase of tha hours of labor on one- hand, and by In creasing the cost of living on the other, and, -- r-f-'- rr. story , frame dwelling. East Seventh street, between Tacoma and j Tenino; builder, same; $800. y r Meier & Frank comranv ReDair" four Whereas. Only through the fullest I storv brick hotel. Front street, between Pxerclse of the rights of free speech and Morrison and Alder; builder, J: Bing- Tucatan maiden, whose final song was erfeqtlve, BS baa been said. David Klrkland was decidedly wooden aa A. P. Willing Erect one and one half I Whitefeather, an Indian. That sounds like one of Franklin P. Adams' Jokes. It's a fair sample of the brand. v"Lo" has-too-little spontanlety to be overcoming all foul. from the breath. Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula plainly printed on each 50-cent case of Pape'a Dlapepsln, then you will readily understand why thla promptly cures indigestion ana removes such symptoms aa. Heartburn a feeling .like a lump of lead In the stomach. Belching or Gaa and Eructations of , undigested food, water ' brash, Nausea, Headache, Biliousness and many other bad symp toms: and, besides, you will not need laxatives to keep your stomach, -liver ana intestines ciean.ana xresn. ; If your Stomach Is sour and full of gaa or your food doesn't digest, and your meals don't seem to fit. why not get a 50-cent case from your druggist and make life worth living? . Absolute relief from Stomach misery, and perfect digestion or anything you at la -sure to follow five minutes . after, and. be sides, ona case Is sufficient to curs a whole family of such trouble. ' Surely, a harmless, inexpensive prep aration ltka Dlapepsln, which will al ways, either at daytime or during night. relieve your stomach misery and digest your meats, js aoout as handy and val uable a thing as you could bave In the QOUSa. ' . . ; -r-f-r-- Account National Apple Show PORTLAND TO SPOKANE AND RETURN Spokane, Porlland & Seat lie Ry ! , "THE NORTH BANK ROAD"'.:., ; l '' : SCENIC ROUTE ALONG COLUMBIA RIVER ; . .Two Tra Daily ' v NIGHT TRAIN Leave Tortland 7:00 P. M. ' Arrive Spokane 7:00 A. M. , ;, :. . . TRAINS CARRY ' ' Standard and Tourist Sleepers, Observation Cars, Dining ..-j." CarsFirst Class Coaches, . Tickets on Sale Nov. 14 and 15 - FINAL RETURN LIMIT NOVEMBER 25. ' ; ' ciit'omces: Corner Third and Morrison Streets, 122 Third Street ' Passenger ; Station, Eleventh and' Hoyt Streets ; DAYLIGHT TRAIN Leave Tortland 9:0Q A. M. Arrive Spokane 9:00 P. M. free press can oppressisom be resisted and true progress made; therefore, be It "Resolved, By ' the Central Labor Council of ' Portland , and vicinity, : that we lierdby strongly denounce the ac tion -of the ' authorities of Spokane In Imprisoning men and women who exer--lse the right of free speech In the streets of Spokane, ham; $500. HQKSES, TOO, SAW JSW M0T0E CAES ; ' Staid old Portland horses who have been driven Into town every morning for the past 20 years to the merry: tune of tha Fourth street locomotives and the rumble of the Fourth .Street Limited for freight and passen gers and who have seen the evo lution of the automobile . from the little runabout days to ' the present : mlle-a-minuto limou sines and ambulances without ' mora signs of perturbation than a conventional shiver or. two gave up tha fight 1 yesterday. , Old backs ached, old muscles . quivered, - manes and tails that ' have decorously hung down-, ward with the rain these many years suddenly were elevated to. unheard of heights. . Portland horses have suffered . much but the new gasoline tor pedo cars on tha Southern Pa cific's Fourth street tracks . proved the last straw. The oddly- shaped coaches, with their little round port hole windows - and their general: air of being able to shoot off the earth with out a moment's notice, were too much for the nerves of most of the equines that saw them. The result of . the exhibition of the new gasoline cars yester- day afternoon was mora incipi ent runaways than tha police department and drivers of deliv ery wagons , have had to cope with - than they can remember. Nona of "them resulted seriously. but Its evidently going to take soma time for horses to accus tom themselves to the new brand of atreet horror. ' i Philadelphia Is trying 'the experiment I of paving about a mile of Its principal retail business street' with creosote-Im pregnated wood blocks. ; Accumulation of Gas In the Stomach km 4 1)00 P0IS0NEE GETS : - - BUSY AT ATHENA ' fSpecIl Dlopatch to Tha JonrmL) :' Atbena. (r, Nov. 11. A $500 reward that will lead to the lndentlty of tin . person who has caused such a dis turbance In the canine family of Athena lias been offered. During the past few days eight dogs have been found dead on tha streets, due to poison distributed over town 1n pieces of beef carefully wrapped with a string. The two fox terriers or F. B. Boyd and 11. I. Watts were tha first victims. Tbey were two of the favorite dogs of the town and were valud very highly by their owners. The dogs highly valued are not allowed to run loose any longer, and tha grey bound, owned by the Stone brothera. bava been nt to a ranch in tha country ff the p rases t. Every ef fort is being mad to find tka guilty person. , START PAYING OX THE DALLES STREETS The Laliea. Or, Kov. 12. Yesterday tha Warren Coestrwctlo company laid the first hard eurfara pa Testes t eve put. dowa Is Tha Dalles, having begun ti put the finishing touches on- Second trrt la the block In frnnt of tha pnt ff!c. and bv Mgnt the entire block wilt b completed. Nearly an tha ex- tattftfi on 4dt astfrs street ttaa txw-a -f.r-.fcrdL er.d Urlig tn Wtullthtc pav- w-'l pTvcrmm rapidly from tt-.la tm If ihm wather rTBln farr , r7 srTt'.tar.dt Oiurrn SSJ B ba n rfrite tbe retire IS Mrwrks Instd rt S , worlt has t he ; rn trwuiit f arere attr j f t Mlrg -f ths IS Kiwk. that hi 1 One of the Most Common Symptoms of Dyspepsia and Deranged: Digestion, gas In ths alimentary canal may .be de- scriDea : as consmuiing me orainary i condition, as certain foods, such as I peas, oeans, etc., uttiuriuijr eiiuiinate i and create gas while undergoing diges tion." . 1 " It Is only when this gas Accumulates to. such extent as to cause Inconveni ence, and belching, that a person may be said o be suffering from flatulence. This collection of gas becomes In ex treme cases so great that a swelling presents Itself In the pit of the stom- j ach; and when this stage Is reached. complaint Is made that this part feels tender to the touch, the clothes of the) person beingrloosened to obviate the! distress occasioned by pressure. Attempts are usually made to gat rid of this stomach gas by eructation, and Immediate relief is sometimes obtained when this Is accomplished. Infants are) very 1 subject, to flatulence, especially I when their natural food Is taken away too hastily, and when food other than that provided for them by nature Is I given them. Mothers and nurses are I familiar with this Infantile trouble, and have various remedies for. It, the most popular of which la charcoal, which re lieves the trouble completely,' by ab sorbing the stomachic and Intestinal gases, thereby removing the colicky pains or the infant, which la the symp tom which most frequently causes the nightly crying spells. Charcoal Is a marvelous absorbent, ana is capaDie or oxidising and absorb ing 100 times Its own volume in gases. It Is applicable to all cases of flatu lence or gas In the stomach, and as It Is entirely harmless. It can be taken by any one with comparative Impunity ana wttnout rear or its doing any harm wnatever to tns system. Infsnts and old people can use it as readily as young persons and those in tne prime or Ufa. and nothing but bene fit can result from its use. It can also be used In any Quantity; and In this re spect it differs from drugs sometimes employed for stomach troubles, as the dosage of these must be regulated by a competent pnysician. Not so with charcoal, however, as Is shown by the' fact- that a French surgeon used ss I much as It ounces pr day. every day or uie last so years or bis life. Btuarta Charcoal Losenges should be employed In all cases where the stom sch is filled with gases resulting from the fermentation and decomposition of rood and also from the use of those va. etaole foods which am naturally to engenaer ana promote the accumulation of r. These wonderful llttfs losenges which hava an enormous and- ever j increasing sale, ara mad from best wil low charcoal, combined with pure honey, and furnish to ths sufferer from Mo ach rasa and foul breath, ins very hmt and most palatable and dlrtitful form Is which rbarcoal can bs administered ts the stomach. . Stuart's Cbarcnet Lnaenr are -cdlnly agreeable, ts the ta.te. In striking r-ostrast and contrm-dUtlwtlon to tha ordisary powdvrvd charcoal, wltleh la a most riMasant l-. ts 1 k r s package of Stuart's -CbarcnsJ Irvf today fr-m your drurgitt frr i crata. and send oe your ham and addms.for fre umple package. A4-'-r"" F A. Ktuart Co, iM Sloan Bldg, SECOND ANNUAL "! '. National Apple Show . At Spokane, Wash., November 15 :" - . ' to 20, ' 1909. The greatest- Apple t.. 1 4 ' Exhibit the world has ever wit- ; -v t . " nesscd. . An event of vast industrial x importance to the Pacific North-, west. Round trip rate from Portland e Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. -Tickets will-be-on saleNovember-l Ulvtr1 - r and 15th. F"inal return limit Nov. 22d. ' ; $25,000 in prizes will be given away. Grand display. Instruc tive lectures. , Interesting; program every day. - , . T - r: - - ; , - Purchase tickets at the City Ticket Office, - , . , . Third and Washington Streets, Portland, Or. - WM. McMURRAY, Gen. Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. tit , a .p-xp 1MMMW to -A NEW- arerac rn 6 1 no At ? $at at l a. ist$c 1 iii igeor 1 11 . ' I MORE ECONOMICAL . than-- . 1 any carbon -filamcni lamp, i more snibv than the TUNGSTEN " '- . . CAN BE USED 'It.OViOo not -Tt H s tfa sf rl,iir H ,. 'i raraHkalB a IJniont raa r'ld r-fa ts take ir- ef ta tti i r,T h car '-..t ilnri t f TMl at u. wmatit. 1 t t. t-jt : ...... . . ' . . ; KEY SOCKET Portland Ky, Light Power Co. . 147 SEVENTH ST. i .-rUrtv4 alll mt t rrr-rtf - a r g tie st.ot a ims svr t i. !. - - . .. - -, ,r,. i n cs or r-, ei'n. '4 l"l 0.irtrU s I in. I l.V T'1 sys m-ti drives 1 If