THE OliEOOM DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY UVEN1NO. OCTOBER T. 111!.
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SEES MUCH WORK
S"E5:"- COBISSOII fDEA.IS
ABROAD IH PENDLETON
IN INVEST GAT ON
Taft Wi3 Retire Months and
Perhaps Yean of Study,
Juvenile $ to ReceI.e Imme'
diate Attention.
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HUNTINGTON STRIKERS
TAKE OTHER WORK; ALL
.ENGINES ARRIVE LEAKY
If lt SftSBtria-el U fiNlla
er sJ4 et M Bigfcl el He fral
SBBelltg of a4 Ta ir.B.IUea
l tatui ttiwat $l-ae4 f laa
BU4 U )r (aJi4 b CkeJl
tea IL ft. (U U L Lf
! rury ( tke e.iei.
Tk atiati ef ik aeru.r 4
las Uoui.H.r la ilk I t th ikr
aa kfur Ik la el !
reavtr saaaifca a4 parkai ' of
siaty. JUaa.ec. iwa ar ea
pu ttai mar buibi1 iimi at
a, Tk vbbibi wu tkef
twra their eiiuo i tke el
MtMl TT U el in Mil mli&$
KiiubiM A Utl fraSBl Of la
evrfew aw ta erdar M kf ebJtdra
ft Ih im el Bight Olkef
aaaadetSoe raaBaeilae ! rNtvUltaa
I Jwreaile eavadaei wUl ate V 4.
tf.Uet.k Of. DU f-Atl oa
aiae atmag la jUetiegte. era
tag k4lf. al e t Oaly
fiil I fa) a Ufl ta W4
aair. K vua art raii
aa4 M l'ia r imlM cktxl aaa44
ill tr.t-r4kcHi f Iraiaa alU
taarB4 Altnl Hit. L44,
U. U l-t.tuwar. rtfta r U yara,
life C A- ac aaaictaal foa.
r cuaiiefl' tia t irala. All Irataa
ara laia. lacU4l laa faat malt, tfm
a I i ar. II ! rtn4
rratiht aa amrlaf la aaa i
into. Onlf K Ba ar vaitlay In
laa taraa a4 rM Vila
airtk rkr arrtrtac rrraf
t ui(. luittn a rur(a( aibaf m.
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fa4Uta, tf . Ol I. A aa
aa i4 la tala ally aa
hwbIiim farm af faaaraaaaal
aa4 I laal M ( (atv
rlka. Wwautal U aaa
ln4 Kfe tur at !M la!a vaa4.
a a4 arlMtoa f la li
M'UlM aa aara. Am lalliaitfa
liita fjCI a ikUi4 )artar la
autfe I ai t mailr t4
el la amtaff D lc(iu TV
atrae! f la aU favar aaWta
f rrvam ! I li a yaar far
aayar aa4 la tooMalaalaaar.
laa; laal la alt f IKaa a(ru atH
of tjjlr all lb I lav ut ie fri-W!a
Aat r aiaallng f aa aaaly furwi J
lrva a a cIU4 f r Mai Thuf a-
r al aaUa dtflali aiat lll
a laaaa laa4 urta IL aaovU
ONE Mill!! HAS
BEEN
REPORTED
Berlin II 1$ Being Sought I
Mlddlo Northwest and In
Canada.
TAFT IS WILLING TO
BE wSEC0NyO0SEt,
FOR SICK COUNTRY
Cttaa4 fraaj 1 Oa)
Tfcr piilt aaa ef U -laa
vtU ok4r4 br laa oiiua4a.
laa, taaa feata. I La r4atio 10 JB1
lias. iu aygtaal u4 4lrai aa4t
a ad l la aamaaarclal lrt
J tig W. N. 0tat arpolal
tkttnau f ta eommm a ia ra
latlon tfc U taJtlTvall III
la laa la oa that aaaauii viu a il
1L Kafdmaa. alra. L W. ttllan. Pr.
twlmar IL Trlrobl aaa W. T. OarOtaar.
ralntr lltfh MeDvllt M appolrtla4
chairman ef lb eomoUUa I laaatl
faU th coramarnai paaa f lb rt
an 4 taa ibr anambara of that aora
mlltaa ar U U IrlBf, atra. 11
U. Bal4ta bb4 W. tl, MeUiran.
Rabbi Jonaa D. Wla baada tit torn
mitt oe lb hrilanl and madloaj
aapact. Tb otbar uiatabara af Ih aom
mjlta ar In, Uarrarat Qulglajr. Dr.
1L U. ration. Vr. Banuat A. Brown
u4Dr.HR. TaiboL
aVaaira ktaaa War.
"Wa raaltaa." a14 Chairman Talbot,
"that tha aattafariorr aolollon of tb
aoololoalcal problam which hat
baan aoDototad to tor drat a caa not
b aJTy4 at la tw J)a or area ta
a fw moBlha. If at ail. Wa ar almply
aa 4viaory lioAy and our aunaaUona
may not b put Into ffaet by tb
council. Wa do not know what ramadia
w will aurraav but w do know that
It will taka a. loaf tlma to eooaldar
tb altuatlon la ail Ha ai pacta. W
ar boparul that w can bring- about
tha tmtnadlata adoption of idaa that
will amallorat aoclal oondltlona an4
torn of thaa will b outllnad at tb
nazt ma tine W will hold mt1nf
Tburaday arinlna; at tb city
far RbortaaT pacotjarai Aral.
ftaM rn I lint Wwal
Naw CrUaaa. Oe. 1. Tb airth
la Harrtmaa 11bt I bataa kaaaly fait
oo ib Tasaa 4lvtalan of Iba ouibara
I'arina railroad. carding cotaptalaia
rla4 bar lolar of ahortata at
car aJaaa I Sal irtl
Tb aaatbara rarlfla ahocw at Al
rlara, aa Important aatat aaar thla eliy.
ar praettaatiy tfaaartao. Tit law bar
making it lilru to operate train aat
iulp(4 wtib air brake I alao eaue
lag iha rallra4 coaaldorabl hardahlp,
lb offtelala dwJaitng that vandal ha
euiiia tb rei ooapltaga a tb
brakaa.
lUotioc Apparesll Haa Cjad.
iLartaa rim ! Wa.t
Chicago UcL tHpnt from towns
along lh I In of tb IJitnoia Cantral
today ar that ta noting thara la ap-
paraatly aaaalng. It 4 admJttad thai
many af tV ahop ar aot working, tba
Import ad trlkrbraakara Mine uaabl
to jxrforra th duU of th atiikara.
COUNTY CLERK SHOWS
4r4 paopla war al lh 4ot for a
gttaapa af lb chtaf aiaovtlva who wa
P wboa th irala arnvad, but ar
and aajB la Ih raar of th car la gt4
th aaopi. iia aaada adraa; aar
lag b had baan oabadulad ta atop al
W.Iaar, bat that Iba train pn4
through at .mil aa hour. Aa Iba
Irala pullad out lha pratdaat aald.
"0004 Bight; I bop yoa all alp walL"
Tb aparlal waa prrad4 by a pilot on-glo.
Taft to" Slepp tm JtridaJ Sntta.
ral4 fm ti. hi
Taeoraa, Waak, OcL I. Workmaa ar
buay today patting tha final touch oa
tho Taoesaa botal a bridal Bulla, whr
Praaidant Taft will forgt hi a car
Tuaoday BlghL . A room and bath In
mahogany with buff walla, aad anothar
big room for tho ehUf asaetittv to dia
lata bta apaachaa la hav ba raaarrad.
Doth will b araana4 from tn rt of
tho hot! by baary ourtalna.
TnI to Toorh Snow Una.
Cah4 Praa Uam rw.l
Tacoma, Waah- Oct. 1. Praaidant
Taft will go from warm annahln ta
th mow Una tomorrow. Th anow
OFFICE MONEY MAKER of Mount Balalar. until It baa raaohad
Paradlaa vallay, wbleh la aa far up tha
big- bill aa lha praaidant wfll climb.
PEACEFUL STRIKE IS
DETERMINED UPON
' BY MEN AND ROAD
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' fConttanofl frara raga Ona.)
pon. aftar chaalng a bralwmaa Tral
bloka at tha point of a rarolvar.
Aa a raeult of dlatnrbanoao laat night
tna guard ta In a critical condition with
an ugly acalp wound, another la In jail
for carrying weapons and a number of
fuards polio and atrtkebreakera ar
Buffering with brulaea and cuts su
tatned In a general mlxup.
Shortly before noon four guards came
out of tha yards and hurlad Insulta at
a group of pickets. Tno pickets walked
oyer toward th gruarda.and rocks war
noon ft? Ins. Th men closed In and a
general fight was on, when th state
railroad police ruahed up and restorad
peace. Two of th plcketa war ar
rested. Three of th guards were badly
bruised In th male. All of tha guards
ar now armed with riot clubs. '
REPORTS TO STRIKERS
INDICATE COMPANY IS"
BADLY HANDICAPPED
(tTnttd Pre Liad WlrO
Ban FranolBco. Oct 7. Reports re
ceived from strike leaders from all
points on the Harrltnan lines In Cali
fornia and ' Oregon and read to the.
union men at tneir aauy meeting here
today, - indicate the handicap under
which th Southern Puclflo railroad la
working" since tho federated tradea in
the shops left their Jobs. "V
A 'typical Instance is a report from
Ban Luis Obiapo that train No. 18 uaed
oven engine to get as far as San
liUls Obispo from San Francisco ' and
four engines to take the train from
San Luis Obiapo to Jyos Angeles. The
trip occupied It hours from San Luis
Obispo 'far a 'run that usually take
seven hours.
From Portland comes a .report that
the O.-W. R., & N. shops in Oregon are
at a practical standstill.
San Luis Obispo also reported round
house employes there ; went oft strike
for , gloves, overalls, 'underwear' and
BptmHr baa bn a banner month
In tb offlr of County Clerk Flalda
Thla offlra haa bn a apUndld rTnu
producer for th county, and th report
made Ibis morning by Mr. Flalda shows
It produced a profit of 1 4111.
Tba exponas of tho offlc war ltl(.
Th roipt or th orrio wr ittii.
Th racaipta ror September, mt, war
M4IC Raoordlng has boon th targeat
amount of bualnaaa In Ih office, aad
thla work brought la I14II. Tha profit
to tba couaty from th olrk'a offlc
i Dili. Whll tb bualnaaa la trow
ing by laa pa and bounds, the work has
baea so aystmtls4 as to handle It In
aa efficient and cheap manner.
Xotod rncbmaa Oomln ,
(Dnrtad PraM Laaad Wlra.1
Parts, Oct T. Commlloned by the
minister of commaron, Claud Casmmlr
Psiiar will leara here soon to visit all
tha great American seaports, to b pres
ent at tha opening of tho Panama ax po
sition at Saa Kranclseo, and at the
opening of th Panama oanaL Mo will
study New TorlCs harbor with tho view
to making Brest tho greatest port for
ITurop s Transatlantic travel.
(Catta raa liwl
MUi. la. vU t-o !.
Ik Kartta 11, rataalaa BaaiwMii4 far
14 y rr isiaif lk- laal wars ra
las? yaataraay far Ik Jas" 04ar
Basaall tataraalluaaj irapky sap I
Ike Ar club af Xaaaa Oty I wtrtag
10 Mlaaaaaia. Wtaraaaui aad Cka4
for traoB Of IL
lrt I eartfe aaar bar laal alfkl
al 'lk ttaaaa af baagar aaj laa
ttraaaaly si4 waatkar aaaaaaiarad
whll paaetag r lk kliMU as4
va Ik Tta Ciriaa, IH autaia of
Ike Ca4r iaa44 It sail east of ra
Mataa aftar balag blawa aav
ka4r4 salU from laalr aaaraa pul
Dabaaaa ai a aarrswtaa; aaawt
of Ik a sslaases k a4 kl aaoacaal
aaooualar4 a Ihatr trtp aa4 speak
wtlk ranatdaraki aaalaty of th situ
weori4 ta tha Dartta IL. AU ef Lb
other ballofis oojb ta artk ea4 ra
srl4 yaalarday. Ho raaords bav
baa taka. Tho Vaag.Bt ntgbt Bu
by Kanaas City I J, of 41 mlUa, t
ar ekert of th llfl mO raaor4 f A.
R. lUwlay, BMar Of tk Labs oap
PUBLICITY AGENT
TELLS OF SPENDING
STEPHENSON FUND
(Coettnoad
ra Fmi Ona)
It. IU kaaw laal Iiaaarort was
eeadtdate for th I.iialatura, and voted
for Biphnaoa for failed ttai nana
tor, be aaJd, bat be denied thai be bad
paid Baaoroft for bta vota, 11 sa
that be had almpir glvaa tba UglalaOve
eaadldat th money to .b apant ta
Btephenaoa's behalf. II aeJd h knew
of bo stngta voter who had baea lav
duoad to vol for atpbnana as a i
suit of th senator campaign.
To you mean ta tall m that all
yoor work, all this eipenditara, ahool
II par vote, bora no fruit" demanded
Hey burn.
-No." rvptlad Baokett. -hnl X ,
nam no parUoalar paraon who was
lndooad."
Journal want adi bring rasulta.
Be Economical Id Your Living;
ive a certain portion of your earnings.
tart a Savings Account.
-Make the start NOW, however small it maybe.
(1 Opens an We P17 4 bterat Saturday Night De-
jj- - - r ar aa
Account On Sarins Accsimts positing Hours 6 to 8
HIBERNIA SAVINGS BANK
SECOND AND WASHINGTON STREETS
ESTABLISHED 1850
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QLJiiLliu)) Ji. VUJLILJLJLH U,
As a srechl InJucement of the list Siturd-y night of our Grcit Piano Sale, the follou -
ins Special Piano Bargains will be on sale from 7 until to o'clock tonight.
Lest you forret first off let us remind you that In a few more days Jhts monstrous ,
Clearance Sale will enJ, , We are positive that it will be many a day befpre such another
opportunity will be offered an opportunity to buy High-Grade Pianos for a great deal.
less than they are worth.
This is the much-Imitated Piano Clearance Sale the sale that has shaken pianoJom
In Portland to the very center, because other dealers cannot compete with the low prices
reductions Kcrttofors unheard cL This stock must be reduced regardless of consequence
(hats the reason all profit-mak.
br-f b lost sight of oow.
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BJ S I m ill I I ' rJ
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Evtxy piano Is fcfly warn n ted
.-J .UIA e. . -m t-M 411
I' ; and the world's best makes m new
We asbyou to Investigate but
do so now. We can't afford to
make exaggerated claims ' and
won't So we say, you be the
judge,"
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Washington
Street
Causes.95 Per Cent
of Diseases
Advice Concerning Stomach
Troubles and How to
Remedy Them.
TVi not nsalect indlsraatlon Which
leads to all sorts of Ills ana oom-
pllcatlons. An eminent doctor onao said
that 96 per cent of all tha ilia of the
human body have their origin lna dla-
oraerea ewmacn.
A physician who made a specialty of
stomach troubles, particularly dyspep
sia, after years of study, perfected the
formula from which Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are made. '
Our experience with Rexall Dyspep
sia Tablets leads us to believe them to
be the greatest remedy known for the
relief of acute indigestion and.chronlo
dyspepsia, . Their Ingredients ark sooth
ing and healing to th Inflamed mem
branes of tha stomach. They are rich
tn pepsin, one of the greatest digestive
aids known to medicine. i no rauer
they afford is almost immediate. Their
use with persistency and regularity for
a short time brings about a cessation
of tho pains caused by stomach dlsor
ders.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will insure
healthy appetite, aid digestion and pro
mote nutrition. As evldenoe of our sin'
cere faith in Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets,
wo-ask you to try them at our risk. If
they do not give you entire satisfaction,
wo will return you the money you paid
us for them, without Question or for
mality. They come in three slses, prtoe
25 .eents, 50 cents and II. Remember,
you. can obtain them only at The Rex
all Store, Th Owl Drug- Co. Inc., cor
ner Seventh and Washington streets.
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Open Till 10 o'Qock Tonight
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(Sirs. f
PIANOS
AND. PLAYER-PIANOS
as) el ar aw ssaawaa
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Washington -Street
John A: Melton
OAaE2TriB AVD BXTZXiTiEB
Factory and Offlc 5S5 Second
street, near Main.
Phones: Main 1T7: A-1787.
Office and Store Fixtures Built
and remodeled.
Altering; and repairing
' i.- ' . bouses.
Show Cases and Counters built
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Patriotism
The stomach Is m Urftr factor life, liberty and tha par
sait of happiness " than moat people are aware. Patriotism
can withstand hanger bat not dyspepsia." The confirmed dye
poptio "is fit for treason, stratagems and spoils." The maa
who oes to the frpnt for his country with a weak stomach
will be a weak soldier and a fault finder. . "
: A sound stomacb saakas for ood citixenship as well as Cor
besHh and happineaa, . ,
Diseaaes of tb stomach and other orfans of digestion snd
aatritioa ar promptly aad permanently cured by the ua of
DP. MERCK'S GOLDF.lt UEDICSt DISCOVERT.
. it bulla mm tb bo4t - with mamm flm gtaaf ;
molld mmtclm. f ' X'r'l'j-''' :r'-:."'1',
' - Th dealer who offers a snbstitnte for th M Dfseovery " f
nly seeking to make th littl aoor profit realized oa the)
ale of leas meritorious preparations. . ' ;
- Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medioal Adviser Is mtrM
mm receipt of stamps to pay expeaae of maiiini nly. Send
21 owa-eent stamps for the paper covered book, or 31 stamps
for Ih etotb bound. -Address World's Dispensary Medical
AattM, ft, V. Pioroa, M. D., President, Buffalo. N. Y.
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Tomorrow, Make Arrangements
Park carline at whatever time Is the most convenient to you. v To all who have not
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Call us up if you cannot come to the
office and make arrangements for us
to meet you at the end of the Rose City
SOLVED THE HIGH
COST OF LIVING
We again extend the invitation to visit Park-rose today or tomorrow, when you can
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WONDERFUL SOIL PRODUCTIVITY Deep, rich, productive soil that will grow
fruits, vegetables, etc, m rgreat abundance and of high auality (the kind that you will
be proud to "show to your friends and acquaintances who will come out to see you
THE WONDERFTJ L IN
VESTMENT FEATURES
Think of it a whole - acre,
larger than a city block, for the
price of one lot a little, closer
in-r$1200 ; half acres, $600 and
$700, and on terms that you can
meet without hardly any effort.'.
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evenings and on Sundays).
THE IDEAL LOCATION Just far enough away to give you the thrill of the country -and
close enough to the city that you can get to your work before you have half read
the morning paper through on the car. (just 10 minutes more morning, and evening;
gets you to and from your work). ' v - '
THE SPLENDID. CONVENIENCES, IMPROVEMENTS-Streets that are to be of
uniform .order, , water, electric light, telephone, excellent streetcar servicey-and, by the
way,: ties and rails were heing-hauled yesterday to start the carline extension to the '
center of the tract .-. '
SO WE SAY HURRY, HURRY DO IT NOW
HAMTMAN THOMPSOF-T
Ground Floor, Chamber of Commerce Building, Fourth and Stark Streets
Main 200, A f
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