The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 06, 1911, Page 12, Image 12

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    THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENINO, JUNE 8, 1911.-
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MUSE Ks DEATH
Wm. Staldcr's Pelvic Bones
Are Broken; Paralysis
Has Set In.
(SperlM nitrfc te Tht Joeraai.)
HUlsboro, Or.. June . Injurits re-
calved by William Ptalder last Friday
In an encounter 1th bull are now ex
ported to result fatally. Stalder la em
ployed on the big J. W. Connell dairy
farm north of Hlllaboro. Upon enter
ing the Inclosure tn which the animal
wae kept ha waa attacked, thrown high
In the air and severely gored and
tamped upon. Fellow workman with
pitchforks and clubs drove the animal
from the prostrate man and Ir. Tamle
. ale of Hlllaboro waa called. The pelvic
bone mere broken and there were In
ternal Injuries. Paralysis of the lower
limbs has set In. SUlder la about 3t
years old.
Wm on Aula When Wrecked.
ItMrt.l ntaMtt U Tfce lnil
HUlsboro. Or.. June . C. 8haw and
wife of Bhana-haL China, are In Hills
boro this week and will probably decide
to remain. Mr. Shaw has for some
years bean connected with a large mar
can tile establishment in the Chinese
city. Mrs. Shaw was a passenger on
the liner Asia whan It waa wrecked on
' the China coast a month ago. The pas-
sengers were landed without mishap on
the Island on which the steamer struck
The vessel waa looted by Chlneae pi
nts. Mrs. Shaw says that following
the wreck there was little excitement.
few of the passengers realising their
peril. The landing was rushed, as the
officers expected tha wreck to slide from
tha rock Into deep water. Mrs. Shaw
lost a portion ef ber baggage.
Washington Educational Board.
Rrll n.patrk te Tfc JoariMl.t
HUlsboro. Or.. June t. Superintend
ant M. C Case yesterday appointed as
members of the county board of educa
tion provided for In the new school law
Josepn conneii or uiencoe, u. a. ruem
of Tiaardvllle, Charles Bam ford of For
est Qrove and Dr. 3. P. Tamieale of
Hlllaboro. The superintendent himself
la the fifth member of tha board. After
organising the board appointed J. 11.
Jack, a well known teacher now In the
sheriff's office, ti the school super
visor provided by law. The county Is
entitled to two supervisors, but by an
arrangement whereby a deputy Is placed
In the superintendent's office, that offi
cial will perform the duties of the sec
ond supervisor.
rand lurv recommending that the
oounty auditor take tha neoeasary Steps
to collect the fees due the county, and
If necessary to hold up the salsrles of
the oounty clerk and Justices of tha
Demne.
The oounty clerk has retained half of
the fees received for naturalisation ror
several years, which amounts to about
1110 a month. This la done upon author
ity of a federal court opinion, In which
he la given right to retain this fee for
clerk hire. The jtmtlres have retained
all marriage fees because It has been the
custoao. The law specifies a marriage
fee al $1, and requires this to be turned
In with all other fees.
COLONIST PROBLEM
ENGINEER .WILL STUDY
RAILROAD POWER NEEDS
Clarence W. Clark, general mechani
cal engineer for the Baldwin locomo
tive Work, of Philadelphia, has ar
rived In Portland to see the Hose Fes
tival and with a view of remaining in
the Pacific northwest for the summer.
During his stay out here he will make
experiments with the articulated com
pound type of engine.
Mr. Clark has Just returned from an
extended tour of Europe where he con
ducted Investigations and Ma object In
coming went was to study the country
and Its needs In the locomotive line.
W. E. Coman, Chairman Ore
gon Immigration Commis
mission. Talks.
The Oregon Immigration oommtsslon
recently appointed by Governor West
will meet soon to organise and formu
late a program, W. E. Coman, chairman
of the commission, announced yesterday.
The other members of the commission
are LeRoy Park, John Scott, Thomaa C
Burke and A. S. Hofer Jr.
Mr. Park, having made a special study
of Immigration problems. Is regarded aa
especially valuable to the oommtsslon.
He has represented the United States In
several foreign countries, making a close
tudy of the people, and determining
which nationalities would make the most
acceptable Immigrants to thle country.
He recently eame to make hie home In
Portland. Concerning the possibilities
ef tbe commission. Mr. Park aald yea tar-
day:
"The problem of keeping balance
between city development and country
development In Oregon le Increasing, tn
complexity and difficulty.' Specialisa
tion in apple advertising; broadcast ad
vertising of high priced Jands and the
eager competition of other Mictions of
the United Statea all operate to make
it mere difficult to Increase tha farm
lag population. '
"From the booster period, which
served to place the name of the Pacific
northwest on all tongues, we are oome
now to a time when each settler will be
come suoh a settler by reaaon of aome
GRANGERS PLOT DEATH
TO IMPORTED SPUD PEST
The granges of Multnomah oounty are
after the potato bug. recently Imported
tn a carload of "spuds" shipped to Port
land from California. The grange mem
bers who have given the matter thought
claim that the threatened peat has about
the same terror for potato, growers aa
the fruit peats have for orchardlsta.
A conference of prominent grangers
waa held tbla morning to make arrange-
personal influence. This Influence may ments for fighting the potato bug. To-
be that of some acquaintance who has
faith In Oregon, some man with property
to aell who personally convinces the
settler, or of some friend already lo
cated here and making good.
"This latter Influence Is the strongest
upon which efforts to Increase the pro
ducing population of Oregon ran be
baaed. Blood Is yet thicker than water
and tha problem of Battling the nore
remote parts of the state will be an
swered when at whatever expense or
labor may be necessary a handful of
people of a suitable nationality hai been
located and their homes begun. The rest
will come."
) morrow the hearing of the Injunction
against J. E. Stansberry, oounty fruit
Inspector, who proposes to cook ' the
carload of Infected potatoes, will come
up In dlstrlot court 'and the grange rep
resentatives are very anxious that the
Injunction be dissolved.
A carload of eastern potatoes was
shipped to California where It waa held
because of Infection by potato bugs.
Fruit Inspector Stansberry applied
steam to the potatoes in an effort to
kill the pests, but with poor results.
Then It was proposed to cook the pota
toes and the Injunction waa the result
It la urged strongly that Oregon can
Illy afford to take any chancea with tha
peat that has caused such terrible loss
to potato growers easi.-pc ne hw
mountalna. $, 1
SEYMOUR TO HOLD JOB
... UNTIL FRIDAY AT LEAST
,..c . . i - i. -
Cslte4 Press Usee Wife.) t
Baa Francisco. June .- That furthsr
stena to unseat Chief of Police John. F.
Seymour .will tn all probability not be
taken before next Friday, waa virtually
h iitmlulftn todav of Theodore BelL
attorney for the, ppMra commissioners,
who have twice failed n the attempt to
oust Seymour. The latter la remaining
hal of tha notice department by Virtue
of a writ Issued by Judge Seawall ef
the superior court, restraining me com
mlesloners from removing him. Counsel
for tha police commissioners la prepar
ing a petition asking tor tha dissolu
tion of the Writ,
Martlnea to Washington.
(Dnltod Press Leaied Wire
Mexico City. June . Announcement
has been made of the transfer from
Vienna to Washington of Ollberto Cres
po y Martlnea aa ambassador of Mexloo.
Manuel Le Zamaeona, who aucoeeded
Leon De La Barra In the Mexican em
bassy at Washington, will return te
London aa Mexican financial agent
MAN ON
T
M ' IIVUI
r FALLS, IS CUT: IN If
' (ftperttl rxapatpb te Tbe JoaraiL)
Pendleton, Or June . A man whoe
name la -supposed from lettera tn hi
pockets to be Victor PobL waa out I
two Just above the hlpe by paaeengH
train no. e. ,11 muss east or this elt
at 1:01 yesterday morning. HU mangle
body waa found two hours later by th
crew of special freight train No, 17
The man had been beating his era
on the truck and It la aunpoaed ow
or tne Drake mocks broke aa part Of
waa found en tbe track. Besides hi
being cut la two, the skull of the ma
had been fractured, it ils believed .
had beaten Me way from Eugene,' aa
Rowland . Transfer company baggag
cnecK was in me pocKets and there I
positive proor that he bad been I
Springfield for at least two week
Three money order receipts were foum
dated at Springfield, two on May I an
ine intra on May in.
Other lettera Indicate that he had bee
In WUaall, Mont, recently. He w
young and weighed about 1TI pound'
COURT INVESTIGATING
FEE COLLECTION PLAN
The county court has asked District
Attorney Cameron for his interpretstlon
of the laws governing the fees for natur
alisation collected by the county olerk,
and marriage fees collected by the Jus
tices of the peace. This request was
made in view of a recent report of th
Restorei color to Gray or
Faded hair Removes Dan
druff and invigorates the Scalp
Promotes a luxuriant,
healthy hair growth Stops its
falling out Is not a dye.
$1.00 aad SOe. st Drat Storei or direet am
reosip of price sad SMler'e same. Bead 10c
eepL kettle. Paiie Hty Specialtiei Co
Newark, N. J U. 8. A.
Hay's Bartlna Soap I. ..q..i4
tar Saaaipooial tha hair aad eeepias the Seals
eleaa aad healthy, ah lor red. reah snapped
haads aad laea. 2Se. at DraffiM.
IBFU8B ALL SUBSTITUTES
Restores Color to Gray or Faded Hair.
SOWS MABTHf. BTTPB TAYX.OB
VUVa CO. SEXDMOBX DBUO CO.
VAsTCOxnrsa a. a. bbowv. oxjv
DBTJO CO.
50
"WoodUrk"
Pare Hplccs
Mustard, lb.
33c
SOe
Bed Bug
Baolaber
bottle
33c
40
Crude
CarbolJc Add
bottle
33c
40
Witch
liaecj
bottle
33c
40
Carbolineum
per
bottle
33c
50
Rath ,
8ponca
each
33c
40
Stronger
Ammonia
bottle
33c
40
Caramel Burnt
Sugar Coloring
bottle
33c
Absorbent
Cotton
per
pound
33c
50
Chloro-Rromine
per
bottle
33c
Liquid
Soap
per
bottle
33c
50
La Blache
Powder
only
33c
25
gat in Skin
Cream,
a for
33c
50
Sempre
Giovlne
only
33c
50
Charles'
Flesh Food
only
33c
SALE OF BEAUTIFUL ROSE VASES, ART SECTION, .THIRD FLOOR.
A. Joyous IFestwal of Bargains
VVoodlaiFdL OaiiPlke Sl Co
VVaslrington and Fourth Streets
GIREAT
50c Liquocida QQ 50c.Wolcott's Pain 09
at OQK, paint OOC
50c Radway's Ready QOp 50c Hinklay'a Bona 00
Relief OJU Liniment OOC
SF!!k',..M.,.ffl.C. 33C 50c H. H. H. Liniment O
50c Salvitae OQe , ,
at OOC 50c Pinex 33c
50c Dr. Shoop's Dip- 09 TT7, . '.. .
theria Remedy "OOly 50c Ketchel s Liniment
50c Swan's Liver and 9Qj , ' '. 7; r
Kidney Remedy OO t 50c Foley's Honey & gp
50c Pape's Diuretic OQ . ZT, IT
at DO C 50c Dr. Wm. Hall's QQ,
Cough Balsam OOC
50c Wyeth's Phosphate QQ rn ' r
Soda OOC 50c Muco Solvent gjj
$1 Leather Music Rolls,
with strap, assorted . . . .
33c
85c Men's Leather Wal
lets, hand stitched
33c
50c Children's Hand
Bags, all colors ... ..
33c
2L-Woodbury's
f acial Cream
33c
' iPMl-wC 33c
nm
f Line 33c
Service I
r . TO Pttqet sOTrxm AND . 1 Antlsentic
A BBrflSK COLUMBIA, k Anuaepuc
iff B a lama, Xelso. ChebaUs, Soap Sheets
r Centra Ua, Tacoma, Seattle, o ki,.
W Everett, Belliaeham. WeW 2 oooJt tor
Westminster and Tancou- '
3-Trains Daily-3 J C
International Limited, W
a 'The dayitht train, 10 a. m. a i 1
IV , ' THE OWL, A
. For boiey bUB'ness men. 50
"f SXOBE LiSfBmiBXPBBSS. V . SUllman'a
l nle-ht train 3 0 30 p. m. A FrrcklA rnim
AU trains from atorto Af rreciue cream
JU Bank station, Blerenta and (7 at
v Sort streets. W
a Tickets, sleeping: and rar- A c d
lor car reservations at city
ticket office, 122 Third St.. tltJl
and at depot. If
a K. DICBSOIT, O. T. h T. A. A " 1
K ' JJaCKIBSLP OBAT. AW " 1
4. f-'ilSS!!rTlm!! A S-lnch
i $tkTfiff J i J paint Brushe9
WiM LiLJ
WmW
V - . : - ' '
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50c Sulpha Napthol
at
50c Phenol Sodique
at ,
50c Pond's Extract
at
50c Chamberlain's Diar
rhoea Remedy
$1 Leather Cigar
Cases
33c
75c New Enameled
Buckles
33c
$1.25 New Strap Purses, OQ
inside packets OOv
50c Leather Coin
Purses
3&
85c New Wash Tailored
Belts
33c
50c Abbey's Salts
at
50c Cuticura Resolvent
at
50c Glover's Mange
Remedy
50c Williams' Pink
Pills
33c ' ' ,
33c F I
33c -
I I Great Saks
33c
33c '- - l
50c and 75c Pure Bristle OOn 75c Framed Pictures O 9
Hair Brushes QOl t QUI
75c Bone Handle Nail QQ- 7Sc PaneI for Burnin 33C
Brushes OO at
50c and 75c Ladies' OOp -7 Mm.t.. 33C
Dressing Combs OOC ,riercing
" 75c Brass Panels for QQn
50c and 85c Solid Wood QQ Piercing OOt
Back Hand Brushes .... OOK, 1
r A , 75c Hand Mirrors for OQe
50c and 75c Assorted QQp Burning OOC
Tooth Brushes, guarant d tlfJi
' ' : ... r7T. Tr 75c Tinselling Sets QQ
50c-85c Solid Back Wat- OOp . ,t m OOC
erproof Complexion Bhs. OOC .jliiillllLlllll i
75c Solid Back Hat Qo7 ?5c Punch Set.
Brushes OOC
; ' .. c. 7-T 75c Oval Frames, Glass OQ
b s'."..c!: h 33c "' 66c
50c Metal Cabinet
Frames
33c
50c Assorted Platinums
at
33c
75c Hand Colored
Mount Hoods ....
33c
75c Harrison Fisher
Heads, framed . ,
33c
75c Auto Drinking Cups, OQi
leather case OOv
75c Cribbage Board and QQ
Card Case OOC
50c pint bottle "Rites
well" Fountain Pen Ink.
100 Cards Printed,
3c
33c
50c Dewitt's Kidney 09 50c bottle California QQ 50c small California Cor- QQ, 50c Rubber Balls QQ 50c Box Poker Chips 00
Pills OOC Tokay OOC dial, Creme de Rose .... OOC at OOC m assorted OOC
50c Dodd's Kidney 99 '50c bottle California QQ 50c small California Cor- QQ 50c Silk Toys QQ ' 50c Deck "500" Cards, OOa
Pills OOC Muscatel OOC dial, Creme de Menthe ..OOC at " OOC M cards OOC
50c Cystogen Tab- QQ $0c bottle California QQg 50c small California Cor- QQ Nine 5c Wash Cloths QQ 50c "Panic" Wall QQ
lets OOC Catawba OOC dial, Apricot OOC for OOC street Game OOC
50c Aseptlnol Oint- 00 We bottle California QQ-V 50c small California Cor- QQ, 50c 5-inch Round Hand . QQ 50c Deck "Fortuned 00
ment OOC Burgundy OOC dial, Peach OOC Mirrors OOC Cafq t OOC
50c Poslam QQ J0c bottle California QQ 50c small California Cor- QQ 50c High-grade Em- QQ 50c Memorandum QQ
at ....OOC Zlnfandel .... OOC dial, Blackberry OOC broidery Scissors, ass't. OOC Books . OOC
50c Resinol QQg 50c bottle California QQ 50c small California Cor-QQ 50c Oak Framed Wall QQ 40c box Note Paper and QQ
at OOC Claret OOC dial, Creme de Cocoa..! OOC Mirrors OOC Envelopes OOC
50c Renne's Pain Kill- QQ,, 50c bottle California QQ 40c Breast Pumps QQ 50c Hanging (Lid Fish QQ 40c and 50c1 Post Card QQ
ing Oil OOC Sauterne .1- OOC at OOC Bowls OOC Albums OOC
50c Enarco QQ 50c bottle. California QQ 50c Atomizers QQ 40c can Red Porch Fur- QQ 50c Deck Pinocle QQ
at-..: OOC Reisling .... OOC at OOi niture Enamel OOC playing Cards .OOC
50c Dr. Radcliffs Seven QQrt 45c pint Imported Wine, QQn 50c Bath Towels QQ 7Sc men Two-Blade QQ 50c bottle California QQg
Seals OOC white and red OOC at OOC Pocket Knives, guar't'd. OOC Port OOC
50c A. H. Lewis QQ 45c pint California . QQ 50c Infants' Sets QQ 50c and 7Sc Friction QQ- 50c bottle California QQ
Nature Oil OOC Wine, white and red .... OOC at OOC Bath Belts ..OOC Sherry. ; ..OOC
50c Centaur Liniment QQ 50c quart Pure Concord QQ, . 50c Celluloid Talcum QQ- 50c Feather Dusters, QQ 50c bottle Angelica QO
at ...OOC Grape Juice.. OOC Powder Boxes ......... OOC 12-inch feathers OOC at............. ..OOC
Rest room and correspondence desk adjoining prescription section, main floqjr. Mammoth stamp-vending machine adjoining elevator, main floor. Public telephones ad
joining elevator, fourth floor. Free weighing machine at both entrances. Largest display of pictures and oil paintings in the city, entire fourth floor. Citizens ofPortland
and visitors to the Rose Festival are cordially invited to avail themselves of our many conveniences, All orders by telephone promptly delivered anywhere in the city or
suburbs. Canadian money received at par value. Cy
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50 50 . 60s 50 25 50 , 50 Jergens'
Camolltne Dickey's ' Robertlne Pebeco Sanltol Graham's Cncnm- Dufour . 1 R-
peclally priced Creme De Lis speciaJJy priced Tooth Paste Toothpaste ber and Elder. Trefle Soap Ia Zamora soap
only a only two for flower Cream ' bat two boKM
33c 33c 33c 33c 33c 33 c 33 c 33c
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91.00
Earthquake
Carpet
Cleaner
33c
: so
Parker Fray's
Roealraa
only
33c
50
El Perf eeto
Veda Rose
Rouge
33c
85
Sigma
Deodorizing
Powder
twe for
33c
60
Danderine
sped si aale
at
33c
50
Hcrplclde
special' sale
at
33c
GO
Capillarla
specially priced
at
33c
50
Mayors'
Walnut Oil
only
33c
40
Espey'a
Cream
priced at
33c
50
R. A Q.
Brilllantlna
only
33c
50
Jergens' Dutch
Sandalwood
Soap, 2 boxes
33c
75
R. & Q.
Perfumes
ounce
33c
'75
Vlolettea
De Nice Soap
cake
33c
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