The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 21, 1911, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY . EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1911. 1 19 1 f V OREGON US T ERN 1B1 VALE OH A BRANCH Trouble In Getting a Route From Vale Into Malheur Canyon Causes Survey to Begin Out of Parma. (Spceltl to The Journal.) Valfc Or., Dsc. 21. Vale Is taking on the real appearance of a railroad town this week, hundreds of railroad, laborer having arrived In town during the past few dya. Seventeen carloads of ma terial .for the Utah Construction com pany and the Wasatch Construction company arrived In the local yards Tuesday. In the' big- tralnload were several cars of hay, provisions, grading outfits and horses. Severe! more train loads will arrive during the. next few days. In spite of the rush now on In the 1 cal yards all the material Is being stored In the warehouse recently rented for that purpose as It Is understood that orders for real construction will not be given tor a week or two. The work during the winter months will be most ly tunnel and heavy rock work, but In the spring the contractors expect to have about 4000 men working along the Oregon Eastern through the Malheur canyon. Part of the outfit to -be used shortly Is now being gotten ready. As the general supply point for the big job of building ITS miles of the trana Oregon line. Vale presents the busiest scene of railroad activity in the north west at the present time. Right-of-way agents who have been In the field are finding it hard to se cure the needed strip of land from this city to the mouth of the Malheur can yon, 12 miles south, and yesterday a suN veying crew was placed in the field to run lines out of Parma, Idaho, straight west to the Malheur ttanyon. The pro posed line will be a cutoff of It miles over the Ontario-Vale line to the Mal heur valley, and the news caused some sensation in this city as the cutoff would leave Vale on a branch line. It is said that the present delay In the be ginning of actual construction work tn the canyon ha been caused by the-order of Construction Engineer O. 8. Os born to survey the cutoff through the bocalled South Vale oil fields. As the ll&rriman people have already surveyed the proposed cutoff twloe, the last time last spring, it Is likely a suit able pass can be found for the cutoff, at lean local railroad men say there is more than a bluff In the putting of a survey party in the field south of this city. F RANK BEATTY IS FINED FORKLAMA H GUN PLAY . ' (Special to Tb Journal) Klamath Falls. Or., Dec, J 1. Deputy United States Marshal Frank R. Beatty, her from Portland to .get prisoners charged with selling whiskey- to Indi ans, waa fined 118 by Polios Judge T, F, Nicholas yesterday afternoon. Beat, ty was charged with drawing a revol ver on a man In a pool room, early yesterday morning. Beatty claims that he was attacked and drew the gun In self protection; the opposing claim was that ne was quarrelsome EASTERN OREGON BUSINESS LIVELY Dull Spell Followed by Active Trade Conditions in Whole sale and Retail Lines. WOMAN SHO MAKER IS Recent official flgdres place Missouri In the liad among lead producing states, followed by Idaho, Utah and Colorado. E BACK AT BENCH AGAIN (Special to' The Journal.) ' Lebanon, Or., Dec. 21. Miss Ray Leonard, the lady shoemaker who went under the attire of a man here In Leo anon for 22 years, and whose Identity was discovered when she was taken to the asylum, has been visiting friends In the country up until a few days ago when she returned to Lebanon and has opened a shoeshop again. Miss Leonard says she was afraid her old customers would not patronize her, but all such fears was unfounded, as she Is getting all the work she can do. Bhe la about 63 years old. , Work on Church Progresses. (Special to The Journal.) Lebanon. Or., Deo. 21. The new Pres byterian church, which Is being built in Lebanon Is progressing nicely. The ce ment work which is built up about 12 feet from the ground Is all completed. and the gram work Is all up. The orig inal contract price la 112,740. This does not Include the completion of the basement nor the seating of the church. nor the windows. Receives $6000 tor Injuries. (Special to The Journal.) Falls City, Or., Dec. 21. Clarence D. O'Brian "has received $6000 damages from the. Falls City Lumber company for Injuries Incurred while working for the lumber company at their camp, five miles above this city, last summer. He underwent an operation at Dallas lav mediately after the accident, and had one of his kidneys removed. He sued for $20,000 at the last session of the circuit court, but received $6000. Masonic Temple Contract Let. (Salem Borrao of The Journal, i Salem, Or., Dec 21. Contraets to talling 1105,000 have been let for con struction and finishing of the Masonlo temple in Salem. The chief contrac tors are Bartlett, Roth A Co., of Port land. The big block will fill an un sightly corner at State and High streets near the Oregon electric station. 7 hero Is Only Ono "Btromo Quinine" That lo Laxative Brome Quinine USED THE WORLD OYER TO CURE A COLD IM OKE DAY. Always, remember the full name. Look for this signature on every box. 25c. HOW SAVINGS GROW: In order to Illustrate the rapid growth of savlags with 4 pet cent compound Interest added, we have prepared the following table: Waeklv . - Will to Will In Will la Will la Denosll ot Int,rrl 8 rs. 10 Trs. to Trs. 40 Trs. of " Ain't to Ami to Amtto Amtto $.25 $ 73. $162. $403. $1,294. 50 nlZ 146. 324. 806. 2,588. 1.00 pounded twice a 293. 650. 1,614. 5,177. 2-00 CaT7 1 585. 1,301. 3,228. 10,355. 5.00 ' 1,462.3,252.8,070.25,888. 91 OPENS AN ACCOUNT HIBERNIA SAVINGS BANK (Established 18 Tears) Second and Washington Sts. Open Saturday Evenings, Six to Eight Con86rrattre Custodian Baker, Or., Deo. 21. After an autumn during which business has been quiet throughout all of eastern Oregon, the past two weeks have shown a wonderful increase, according to the wholesale and retail houses of this city. Traveling salesmen representing Baker houses in the eastern Oregon territory report a largely Increased business over the past few months, and In lines not particu larly affected by the approach of the holidays. General trading is on the In crease, they say, with the dealers In the smaller towns buying ahead more than since the summer' months. Since August they have confined their purchases to absolute ' necessities, and in contrast to the month of December, under ordinary conditions .with the approach of Invoice time, instead of falling off their orders are larger. Local bank clearings show an Increase, and the statements of Baker financial institutions for the past month. Indicate a healthy condition of business affairs in general. Ranchers are beginning to seallse on their crops, and more money is In circulation. Holiday business has been under nor mal In this city up to a week ago, but has been coming up with a rush the past few days, and retail merchants look for a total sales to exceed last year by a large figure. The Improved local train service on the O.-W. R. & N. Is thought to have been responsible for some part of the increase, as under present trans portation conditions people from nearby towns In each direction can reach thla city at convenient hours any time of day, while heretofore they were unable to do so. Gives Up Pastorate. (Special to The Journal.) Baker, Or., Dec, 21.-Rev. Father J. J. Kerr, who has ' been assistant to his Grace. Rt. Rev. Bishop Charles J. O'Reilly, in the conduct of St Francis cathedral, has been obliged by falling health to give up his pastorate hare, and has been assigned to La Grande, where his duties will be leas heavy. Rev. Bishop succeeds Father Kerr In the local field. Baker County Pioneer Dies. (Special to The Journal.) Baker, Or., Dec, 21. Lorenzo Krann, aged 60 years, and for nearly half a cen tury a resident of Baker county, died at his home in this city yesterday from pneumonia while on a visit to his son in Denver. The deceased was born in Vi enna, Austria, and came to this country when a very young boy, living practical ly all the remainder of his life here. He was a well known figure in the early events of the county, and had a wide ac quaintance throughout eastern Oregon. Wrestlers to Meet at Baker. (Special to Tha Journal, i Baker, Or., Dec. 21. On Friday even ing of this week. Joe Helnrlch, Baker's best wrestler, will meet "William Demet ral, the Greek heavyweight champion of Salt Lake City. Helnrlch Is In fine fettle for the match, and considerable money is being wagered that he will win, the Greek undertaking to throw htm twice in one hour or forfeit the match. Demetral will go from here to Portland, where he is booked for a match with John Berg. Buy a Player 220 will place a Piano Player in your home. Plenty of time given to pay the balance in small monthly payments. Prices range from $276 upwards. Koh ler & Chase, 276 Washington street A Good Time Tonight To select your piano or Vlctrola for Christmas. Open evenings. Sherman. Clay A Co., Morrison" at Sixth. "BETTER TDK MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN THAN CASTOR OIL, SALTS, OR FILLS.? IT SWEETENS AND CLEANSES THE SYSTEM MORE EFFICIENTLY AND B FAR MORE PLEASANT TO TAKE, IS THE IDEAL FAMILY LAXATIVE, AS IT GIVES SATISFACTION TO ALL, IS ALWAYS BENEFICIAL IN ITS EFFECTS AND PERFECTLY SAFE AT ALL TIMES. i r a l j iiiawi-j I .'3 l a - a -t icwm.jw-m a - - j CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. in the Circle, on every Package of tno Genuine. . ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS SELL THE ORIGINAL' AND CENUINI WHEN CALLED FOR. ALTHOUGH THEY COULD MAKE A LARGER PROFIT BY SELLING INFERIOR PREPARA TIONS, YET THEY PREFER TO JELL THE GENUINE, BECAUSE IT u RIGHT TO DO SO AND FOR THE GOOD OF THEIR CUSTOMERS. WHEN IN NEED OF MEDICINES. SUCH DRUGGISTS ARE THE ONES TO DEAL WITH, AS YOUR UFE OR HEALTH MAY AT SOME TIME DEPEND UPON THEIR SKILL AND RELIABILITY ;V,;;- " WHEN BUYING ! I CiwT. or alcohol IIUli jj yc?'. ,r.w I I (ill I tanw.XWKmTW I jjjjj I M'juMrIraTjmrtir l 1 mmii 9mPmmmM B ' ' f M MINIATURE MCTUU NotoffoFuOameoftho Gompan lajaiiiiriL ii'ii sisaii:iiijai PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS. NEAR THE BOTTOM. AND IN THE C1RCLE.NEAR THE TOP OF EVERY PACKAGE.OP THE GENUINE ONE SUE ONLY. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS. REGULAR PRICE S0a PER BOTTLE., SYRUP OF FICS AND ELIXIR OF SENNA IS THE ONLY PERFECT FAMILY LAXATIVE, ! BECAUSE IT IS THE ONE REMEDY WHICH ACTS W A NATURAL, STRENGTHENING WAY AND CLEANSES THE SYSTEM, WITHOUT UNPLEASANT AFTER-EFFECTS AND WITHOUT IRRITATING, DEBILITATING OR GRIPING. AND THEREFORE DOES NOT INTERFERE M ANY WAY WITH BUSINESS OR PLEASURE. . IT IS RECOMMENDED BY MILLIONS OF WELL, . REFORMED FAMILIES. WHO KNOW OF ITS VALUE FROM PERSONAL, USE. TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS ALWAYS BUY THE GENUINE. MANUFACTURED IT THE y ( , j Holiday Round Trips wmuwfTTi spun I Tickets SoltJ Dec. 23, 24, 25, 30, Jan. 1 Good for return jaanary 0, 1S18 Salem $2.00 Woodburn 1.50 Tualatin 55 Hillsboro 90 Forest Grovei 1.00 Cornelius 95 Other points In proportion, minimum holiday round trip fare 50 cents. Eight dally trains to Salem and Forest Orovc. Leaving Portland trains stop at inter sections of 10th and Stark, 10th and Morrison, 5th and Salmon. 1st and Sal mon streets. In addition to the North Bank and Jefferson street stations. OITB TICKET OTTIOZI rifth and Stark Sts. Jobs Drug Co., 10th and Stark Sts. Xiana Drag Oo, loth and Morrison sts. Shcfectycultefl AT FOUNTAINS. HOTELS, OH ELSEWHER8 ' . j Get tha Original and Genuine HO RU G ICS MALTED MILK TheFoodDrinkforAllAiIes EICB BULK. MALT CXAIB KXTrACI 01 0WDU Not in any Milk Trust J. G. Mack Co. Store Open Lveningi Until Christmas Gift Furniture of Every Sort Beautiful Presents $1.50 to $150 J. G. Mack & Co. Fifth and Stark 19 Get Royal--Reuse Imitations HOT ROLLS AND BREAD jl we make every morning. We wore cany ana iaix w sec va il that you get your bread for any meal in just the condition it should be. Using only the best grades of flour and other mate rials, it's no wonder Royal prod ucts please. " Royal Bakery & Confectionery, Inc. THE MOST SANITARY BAKERY ON EARTH i3r tgaurr rcn fflfflZAm JEWELRY: BEST OF ALL GIFTS FOR HIM WATCH STICK PIN CUFF LINKS CHARM SMOKING SET SHAVING SET WATCH CHAIN CIGAR CUTTER FOR HER WATCH EARRINGS LAVALLIER BROOCH TOILET SET MANICURE SET NECKLACE BRACELET . DIAMONDS We carry the largest stock of large Dia monds in Portland. Prices range from $10 to $1500. If you are thinking about getting a stone be sure to see our special line from $25 to $100 the BEST in the city at the prices. V J ARONSON Popular Priced Jeweler. 294 WASHINGTON, NEAR FIFTH. Notice to Land Seekers CENTRAL OREGON IRRIGATION COMPANY has moved its ENGINEERING, CASHIER'S and LAND SALES OFFICES to the new town of t Deschutes, Central Oregon All parties having business with this company should write to or call at Deschutes. Hotel accommodations can now be secured at DES CHUTES. Write for BOOKLET describing CAREY ACT IRRIGATION LANDS. Central Oregon Irrigation Company DESCHUTES, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON. ON BOTH THE HILL and HARRIMAN RAILROADS TCS) TCT TC HT TT To our rnany friends who have in the past always found at this store the best, the purest liquors to be obtained and to those who are not acquainted with our straightforward and up-to-date business meth ods, we wish to say that at this store you will always find reliable Wines and Liquors at prices that should appeal to you. ORDER NOW PROMPT DELIVERIES COURTEOUS TREATMENT A STORE WHERE LADIES CAN TRADE Ports Sherries Angelica Muscat Clarets At 75c Per Gallon and Up We guarantee them Pure Take home a basket of our fine Cali fornia Champagnes in handsome bas kets. Per basket. ?4.75 Two of Our Leaders in Fine Whiskies O. W. P. and And a most complete stock of the world's leading brands of imported and domestic liquors. Cigars in holiday boxes. Each Customer Receives a Handsome and Useful Present We Are Oregon Distributors for the Famous RAINIER BEER Order a Case From Your Nearest Dealer or Phone LtuTTLED t BP: bOPTi.ANO.Og iA BKUNN. & CO. LEADING WINE and 'o LIQUOR Merchants CORNER FIRST AND ALDER STREETS - PHONES--Main 2958, A-2953 BTSee Our OtheAdvertisement on Page 9 jrftT.fTIJAl, K-rrCA.1 M,Ff Al V II CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUr . CO. insist on -IIORLICK'S,, iVi, '&fc-5TaU m package horn . ;-4 .