THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE J8, 1911.
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COAST'S LOGGING
i CONGRESS TO OE
VERY BIG AF
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Many v Importanf Papers Wil
Be .. Read . at Vancouver, : B.
4 C; June 22-24; Portland
Men on the Program.;,.
eented at tht third Pacific Coast Lot
Klnr eonsresa to ba bald at Vancouver,
H. C, June 11-14. A number of Port
' land men- are on tha program. . The Co-
lumoia river oisiric. contingent wyi
; lftav hiM rm Kr avttln? A .Tun. 11 In
special ears, following la the program:
Thursdays mornlnr. Juna II, 'f JO a.
., m. .Aanrens or wwcorae, j. a. emnn,
1 president "D. C. Lraar association;
f, president's address, E. P. Blahe, mana-
. , gar, Washington lg' Brokeraga com
I peny, Brattle; secretary-treasurer's ad
: f dresa, George M. Cornwall,. 'Portland;
.1 "Forest Klre Protection la British Co
i l lumbla,- W. C Oladwln, provincial Hre
i : warden, Vancouver, H. C; :"Paclflc
I V Coast Forest Laws." K T. Allan, for-
; enter Western Forestry and Coneerva
& i tlon association, Portland; '11111 Climb
J t Ing Locomotive H ; O. ; Potter. Port-ve-lMd;
Topographlral Survey a," Walter
J I W. Peed, Samoa, CaJ.J llaoneslorVled bjr
i J. P. Van Oredel, Portland, and L. R.
Kllle. Arlington, Wash.? "Logging In
3 I Montana,'' & Welis, Somen, Mont,
i i - Thursday afternoon, I p ni. "Log
I , glng Redwood With a Three Drum
conker," 'D. U Albert. Oakland, Cat;
, "British Columbia. Logging Conditions."
? i Arthur J. Hendry, Vancouver, B. C;
,t "Systematic Logging Camp ' Records,"
J' II. W., S.saonis. Arlington, . Wash.;
; , "Steam rrletlon," T. W. liine. Eureka,
J Cel.: "Imaging In Interior British Co
f ; Jumbla." Otto Lachmund. Arrowhead, B.
K'C; adaptability of the' Cable Loco
motive on Steep Grades,! R. L. Fraier.
' Vancouver, B. c. address. J. B. Bridges.
Aberdeen. Wash..; "Logging In United
States National Poresta," H. M. Strath
em, Poet Falle. Idaho?-" "Char Pitting
f v Biumpa, rroresaor . , w. 'Bparka,
f Washington ; Bute college, Pullman,
V Waah t in. T a.,u. c r
J, wash. "Sky Line Logging System," C
it MacFarlane, Portland; The General
In the Cam D." K. A. RlArVltn.F. flan
Francisco, Caf.f "Cost of '. Wire Rope"
wamee u ncarne, Mount 'Vernon, Wash.
Friday morning, June J3. ;S0 a. m.
i "Electricity a Applied to Loaaina and
Logging Equipment," Allen K. Ransom,
Seattle, Wash.; "Electricity In Logging
i ' hOl "Annllcation of Eleetrin Powav ta
i 'Logging Operations,"' E. . O. Robinson,
I Arlington,- Waah.; "EHectrlo Lfghtlng of
I Logging CarppsA' a Remschel, Seattle,
f: Waah,: Address. George 8. Long. Taoo-
. ma. Wash.; 7w Type -of Donkey Fire
f Box, A. WY Clark.. Portland, Or.. "The
Mait and the Machine." Pr. W. C Belt
Oresham, ' Or.; -The Futura Logging,
Donkey" I. F. Ivea. Seattle. 'Wash.! I aid to a distressed ateamer.
"Cableway Yarding," J. T. Van Ored-I, En route from Detroit to Buffalo
Portlsnd. fit.', "Gasoline Lngln En I with praotlcally all the members of the
glne," It. . Mullin, ' Seattle, Wash.; Michlaan Bankers' association, wnicn
Oasoflne Enalne as a Power for Log- had chartered the veeeel for an e neur
al ng Donkeys. " It T. Karle, Samoa, Cal.ilon to. Niagara Falle, tha , aUamer
"Lldgerwood Loralng System." R. D. I Western Stales was disabled by a blown
MerrllL Seattle. Waah.i "Neoeseity foriout cylinder. Ploklng up the Western
Uniform Grading of LogaW. T. O'Oor
Ftatea' distress signals, tha ateamer
City of Cleveland hastened to tha as
slataiKe of the diaabled veesel.
In mldiake , lit paaaangara were
transferred to tha City of Cleveland,
which continued on her trip to Buffalo.
Tba . Waatern , States . returned to Da
troll. .-...': 1
man, Portland, or.
Friday afternoon. June It. I p.
"Employers' Liability Legislation'' Brtt.
lsh Columbia), J. A. Harvey, Vaneon
ver. B. Cl "Employers' Liability Lls
latlon". (United States), Jamas' IX Kerr,
Portland. Or.; "Handling Flat. Cara on
Steep Grades." 0yrge Moore. Wicker
sham. Wash.; "What We Owa to the
Wire Rope Mekera," J. D. Toung. Kelso, I
Waah.; "Handling Logging Trains on
Bleep Grades.- T. 11 McLafferty. Tenl-
no. Waah.; "Timber Land Taxation tn
BrIUsh Colunjbls," W. Innla Pataraoa,
Vancouver.. B. C.; "Car Stakes.'' e. b.
Shields, Tacoma, Wash., J. J. Donovan,
Belllnrham - Waah.i "Fuel Oil in Log
glng Locomotives and Donkey Engines," I
types of burners, discussion, led by J.I
F. Ivea, Seattle, j.' f. van oradai, fortci
land, A. J. Hendry,-Vancouver, ' B. CI I
"Covering Donkey, Boilers, Joseph ir-1
vlng, HaieL wash.; "woric.or.x. m. u,
A. la Logging Camps." John A. Ooodalt,
Spokane, wash. y ' .
Friday ' evening. June, ii. Banquet,
Dutch OrtlL; , .
Saturday morning. . June ll-Leavai
Vancouver It a. m by special earn on
B. C. Kleotrlo rompany'a .Una for New
Westminster.. 'Steamer: to m(U Of thai
Canadian Westera Lumber,; company, I
Ltd. rraser mllla... ',
Saturday, afternoon, iJpna J Char I
Pitting Demonatratlon by Professor If.
W. Sparks, - eupenrtaor dfmenstratlon I
farms, ruiiman,-wssa. v
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EVERY SUMMER SHOE! MUST CO
Sale Begins Tomorrow at 7:30 A.M.
1.00
PAIR
SOJrsMg OXFORDS
Patent. Black. Oxblood, Tani
Odcb and Ends 'of Linei Worth
to $5.00. Com Early . . . .....
A -PAIR
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AND OXFORDS
1911 STYLES NO RESERVE FACTORY. COST
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f Special Dilpatek te The JnaraaL)
Pendleton, Or, Jane II. Circuit I
Judge a W. Pnaips baa aatablUhad
precedent s In tha settlement of water
suits. la tha cave of tha Appleburg
Water company va Addlaon C. Handar
son at al. ba hss srpo'aled a third party.
f Abe Miller, aa special commtsalonsr to I
distribute to each. xf the lltlgans aneb
water from Birch creek aa they are an I
titled ta J. P. McManus, promoter of
tba " Appleburg fruit tract near Pilot I
Rock, and tba Jfenderaona have been tn
court for noma time, attempting to pre
vent one another frorn taking too much
water..- Injunctions were aecured, but I
not observed. Judge Phelps finally took
the matter of watering their lands out I
of thalr hands and put Miller In charge!
fpfthe headgatea. ' His salary Is to ba
assessed equally to tba twa aa part
of tha costs.
Dec, the .List
'XliuttsJay After
noon and rriday
Morning Papers
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WIRELESS BRINGS HELP
TO CRIPPLED STEAMER
Cleveland.. Ohio. June If. For. thai
first time on the. Great lakes wirelece I
telegraphy was ased today toi aumraonl
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ON SALE OM NUMEROUS DATES '
MAY 16 ? TOP SEPTEMBER ; 7X 1911
Northern Pacific Ry.
JaTHE ORIGINAL-;SCtNIC HIGHWAY
A few. sample similar reductions to many
other points in the Easterd United States
and'Canada, as , well as .the West:
, St. Paul " .,."...,....$60.00
Minneapolis ......... 60.00
-Duluth . . .: . . M I, ;V 60.00
-' Superior ........ ... , 60.00
CWcag o ....... .'i -, .v2JI0
StVLouis ,..;.-,.v, ;.., 70.00
Near York $108.50
Pbiladelr4iU ........... .; 108.50" '
Omaha ..V..,. .......... 60.00 -
Dctyoit 4.v ... .. . ' 82J50 .
Boston - . . . . , . . ... . . . ... . 110.00
Montreal, Que...'......., 105,09 '
Long limit's and liberal stopovers. V' ':
" Low rates for Great Lakes steamer tripsT .. : ' ' "'' , ,;
W "serve those "Great Big Baked Potatoes."4 '
Y Let, its arrange your, itinerary--it will be V pleasure ',?
T7ntifa o ..: the 4.4- .
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. . REMEMBER THESE EVENTS:'
Astoria Centennial '... Aug. 10 to Sept., 9
Tacomi Carnival of Nations. July 3 to 5
Seattle Golden Pptlatch ...ljuly 17 to 22
Pendleton Round-Up .......Sept. 14 to 16
Minneapolis .Civic Celebration ..July 2 to 8
Duluth Water Pageant . .... .July 20 to 22
Yellowstone Park . i . i . June 15 to Sept. 15
Through Sleepers. Daily .to Official park
i- Entrance. ?h . : :f
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst Gen.' Pass. Agent,4 Portland
Z55 Morrison, st jPortland.
QoJarJ Clarke fe? Co.
Waskinton and Fourth Stfl.
Oxfords;
$3.00 OXFORDS
53.50 OXFORDS
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$4.00 OXFORDS
$4.50 OXFORDS
G3.3S
$5.00 OXFORDS
$3.00 SHOES AT
$3.50 SHOES AT
J52.85
$4.00 SHOES AT
aS3e15;;h.
$4.50 SHOES AT
$5.00 SHOES AT
BOYS SHOES at FACTORY COST
$1.50 SHOES. . . .......... .$1.05 I $2.00 SHOES... ... 7. ... ...$1.65
$1.75 SHOES .....$135 I $2.50 SHOES.. .. .'. . . .... .$1.85
Remember Everr Shoe Sold GuT.es Our Factory Guarantee.
, . " ' FOR GOOD SHOES
2 & THIRD ST.,Bet.Slarland Oak
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U. S. Methods; Make It Easy
. People ran come to the IT. 8. office and no ba afraid of beinf misled or
deceived about their dental work. The U. fl. plan la to give the publlo
the best work possible for the least money, -and not i ask par for the
, work before It Is done..,, Tou jieed have no fear In coming- to tha V. 8.
' offices,, for even If you have an exaitilnatlon and an estimate , la given
" yo, -lt doea not obllirate you to , have your work dona vhera We will
aladly .look-your1 work over and advise; you 'what 'to - dovVi ,'" vt.;
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Making Artlf leal TccmJefr
ba surpassed In thtf point of completeness. We operate our own labora
tory, and making Artificial Teeth la a specialty in dentistry we are
!"ln a position to make this offer, and guarantee satisfaction, ..yt:
Do Yon Wear Arlillcial TcclhrH.
' reset tha teeth on av new plate, that will, give your mouth and face nat
ural expression.;,. '-.iiV; -r XW. fiv-v- X---y '..: -
OUR PRICES ? .
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'.;22-k. Cold or Porcelain Crowns ...Q fin -
22-lt; Brdge, Teeth, .
i'i Good 'Set .bffTeepa;RubbPhte
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We offer the largest choice
of fabrict of may tailor In
'Arnerice, I, We . sell direct
from mill to yon. That
why we can, make clothes to
.-t e a '',Vi '
We own and operate 68 re-?
tail stores. We do a retaQ
business on a wholesale scale.
We Import all our own wool
ens and save all in between
profits. That's why we make
clothes for $15.
Hi:
I Two-Piece Suit is Cool
For ummr. days there' nothing; more comfortable4 or stylish than a
two-piece suit. , Ours are made as two-piece suits should be. The trousers
fit in snugly at the hips. They have cuff, as
; you prefer. ' And, the coats set so well that you'd never know you had no
; vest on. Until you have worn one of our . two-piece suits you don't know
what style and comfort they mean. ' ' ' ' 1 v s
Hundreds of Patterns and Fabrics'
Does your taste run to the dressy blue serge? sWe 'give you a genuine ?
imported English serge for: $15. Or a plain worsted--ame price. Any
color. Or a rough tweed- . Imported tweeds are only $15. And so , on
dear through the , line of stylish and serviceable materials, s Any weight
any color, any pattern and weave you select. We have them alt i Fancy
suitings ,' or plain materials, choice, $15.00. yy;.. 5 . - t
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Ask to have the Union Label; in:
your 1 clothes. You are ' entitled to ;
it. It assures skilled workmanship -and,-
sanitary conditions , of . making.
And yet your suit wur A-i j aa ;
cost you only. . . . ... . . av 1 Da UU
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Guaranteed
' You can be aure that your suit will.
fit properly If it doesn't we'll give
you your money back. Could you
I ask for more? Let; us show you
how good a suit can be f p fl
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