The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 21, 1912, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text13 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. miDAY KVCNIKO. JUNE tU MIL mm she in WILL BE BOUGHT MONO GRANTS EM FRANCHISE i Hood Rivtr Prepares !o Sup ply Water to Heights Sec lion of Apple City. . IwxrtaJ I t V. fat I m b .tfi Km II The u llu ra I i ! t e iiti a elteel tHear rieiuAiaei i I (! I ha )tfiluea later ! T. InndiiH eeke f-f a riM . af wf lufl e4 1ei eireele tlel ' it;:t a a dieter, of mi H k u.. lf.a( ilum fT M o f ISa 'fv uiii -f ! .-nin l . , fv. rellwai I f I . .1.1,1 ..k. f t I. I . :l k I I. l. ' .e f rae.t ,4 . or Mai m I inn, Y4r tile e It- aeigMe for vee '(-. i nh.i-1 if tv-iu0iian Id It as, 1 as k..ar 1 r a,.lm n,i eieain l .. e th!. i.niki IB Ik. !!) l ,l.4 la f ' lt 141 IIUI 111. linn i llaauxisij in srsniins f;sMa 'l li -iril ftrili. in Mam- una4 iarmiiie4 J rm ion Inter! rlaue aritrr, i, inr iimjh rai:ey Wukl4 be IllixllltJ lo rom- llialil k TV. -' fte-J hi.i. ,, ;i lie ef i&e n,.. ieae II ofl.. i.f w-1k i ik. 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Jue II An itlr irtla haa tn p:c4 an lha run taavfl llnod llltir ana taradata on il. tin of lh alsur.l )lnl railroad Ti Irata laaa Hh4 HJr al I II kn.l raluraa In lt n!n Thla Irain la tiaadnas larga hlpnnl t tr MrrlM an4 la a fraal commitnrt lo lha trllnf public-. lour rata a 4k r al lal ara la ra In t-itin u-a a cuiJIhI hlii( Inalda of u yaar. la aH of faHul la tempi t oilh ihta claua tnttx tor- Nllura of fraarala and a alii ulalr.l I um la '. rrotlsloa t.f arliirh do. k a la oblalnad and a rlft.1 of aar u 4ap aalar granlrd, aald rlghia la Ja aa4. hoti, arva carialn rnMalin la b otiaina4 from Mr llanaon. lha raanl oan.r tt lb ranavrr. atil.h haa oaialnad a ika ea ll.a only Aoraafa anroiU4 by Ida 0)1 f of 1 laoimon.l. 77ie Sunday Journal lwM (WH Kf rta Hati mrkj ttmtt UiaaU ituava M Holkava -MagajlM aai mii'i avMalrr. wiUi cki, t Tilt: MAliUlHK A f of lb Bj-tlal I'ralalM for a a I iak4a irn uo:r M4Hi thk trtn.i hxi tlifh t;i4li ba4 Utri UrtruL. ) ow4 Mri. uit ImMi tab, rofartjiaa f ankBal afar. THE CTIU gtuino la aaiikialloi of Ibo UUd ejr laa fll4 6114 lh Ar? THi: MtKMlllTIC KIIJ.HH !' Dt'UKH li!! I aaaa l Ha lcai b Ifea rl(alg (amltjr jrldaa tiaalf If ffkfx) ft!oahlp "tth U po.l omi: utiu have .ni: 4U. roil uve Una ft aouim h pal their lo felf ti toa I he uml of iiKrAimiKvriL rriTt heji MISTAKE IS HI!iIM) AT AUCTION HEALTH ASU KmCIESCT THE flt'NDAY BMIl.t rOFl'LAK fH'lEMK Hrtvea bp n. r ror . It? jbt C. UilU Bf Villa ()afbH Next Sunday UNOBE B H IS li IIP ittew Ligt and Pcmer Com pany to Meet Opposition in Field. Aiaa aa im lalaana aMalkM aa it ii 'a-il aal 4 I aa M rin r fiaa(aa a la afl f u htniibtt a4 Hill rtj! '. aa.4 ik., .rt.rta af it riUA iailr. I ii I A Faf Ta. la Hv' vaaafca fi.. ki. kkMk I lna4 r ! uffuala a) a t" gfaal. U la aallta f I 4 bf Ike aiUkra Ik ft i A KntMlw aUaauaa mix fel a aM kaal VUa4 fat w'M al 1 raA tAa aar. I ) a-vc4 V IUX.M, kt4 Aaa a fA ia Aa. aftL4. K iraMl, Mw II aia a l4UA lo A aiaa la laa ta4 fMiA. IIIMJ faal 14 Wag wvgb M arl la fm mivil'if al A eajT tag MXk,aar HK'U F 1 2a aA Ta-a ilklara fikatll, aa. a aJraagy agraa4 I A A kKa4 lAai li ia gfaalad tlkig' Ika aaal fa awaiha if ia aaaaa lata af tfvgaa I --, TtVa aliaal tka. tailta f la nac4L er lAa aaal ik af al aaa cnoilaaaa. aaAMa4 laa raiaa al l I ckxali t4 AlalA Ua Tvlar Taa a. ay Va iai44 I Aaaa4aval ggav4 f IA (lie ilrer. a4 hullwl Heffcett. rakaAKAcAer af IA a lela-Aaglevi4a.t-art aaak. a A U Al IA Aa4 f I A nAaa4arA. al M g AHag U gaa fail. lAai At iaiV IU KaekA 4 lajlk If gt AAaaa 14 .! AM. r laUa ltke I IA a4 f etaaUer aaaa)i u4 ae Ata la CHfaBta m iaa ai r. tkgl KkUl Wku4.CL H. It C 1MB. J It jAa laAtog if. lattkAA l lAa 'garariuea auil 4UI K I'Alle fiala llaal rai fArall. la-la r a Agara4 far U.a veaeAat Taa AaaMkg aratalf til t raautaag la gaaleaaAaf la Al. faal a A 4 A aavd Dot llalU rKtkooU. lAjirlil TV aawaat I CaaAAlta, WaaA, Jaa II A4a aAa giraclaaa ll al mi af a. I a I Ilea arAeaJ kaaa. Al Daly a I . aa III A Aalil- Rlda Too High. Hfhl M TV iMtaaLI Hood River. Or. Jnaa II. The Ne ttanai Aapia romay haa r)acia4 All Vula for the ror-airurUon of a large ArTfl DOtia on the ground thai liter too high. The company il eract lha balldiag undar lha auperrlklon of ommrtt. Soil Horary Unlafuxl. Itrlal a Te Josraal.) nAd kltar. Or, June ll. A. T. Sir Tiorn, who haa been making oi ur- vey of the upper and lower valley , haa completed hie work and haa gone to the While Halmon valley where ha will make turvey. It ha bt? n found that tiaera ara en dlellnrt aoll In Ui Hood Kler vaJley varying ronaldarably Jo proportional chemical and phyelcaj Icmenta. Work IVrglni oa Church. I part I la Ike JoeraaLI Hood River, Or. June tl. Lumbar I being hauled for the erection of lb new Alelbodlat Eplacopal church that will b built on the alt of the old structure. The tide walla of the new building win b of concrete wlrti brick 'finish. When completed the new edifice will coat approximately III. 000. Oowd Attend Oak rink the day, PATIENFS LIFE SAVED BY NEW OPERATION Oterrome hy a euddatn allarb of ap- pendiilila wlt: eutomoblltng Sunday morning, C. K UpauldlAg. prealdanl ft the ffpauldlng Lumber company, waa ruel d lo the Uood BamarlUn boaplial where Ir II P. Oog ail compellrd lo operate on Munday afternoon lo eave the lumjrmaii' Ufa. The ppndli waa rilled wttk pua. And waa on tb point of bursting when removed. Tht new appehdlcltta operation, a dell, ate bit of aurgeiy kaoan aa the "gridiron In cUlrn," wn employed. The gridiron operation llow-A very amall In.i.lon. and wiake a rupture at the rar Impos sible, owing to lha fACt that only lha skin and fat Ara rut And alternate layers of mueela ar split In oppoelt direction. Air. Spauldlng Will b able to Irave th hoplrl sltbir tomorrow or next day. Hla rapid recovery la said lo be due to lb employment of the new operation. WOMAN'S MS FAIL TO INFLUENCE JUDGE Two Novrl AcrldrntA Happen. IF Pcl I la Tee Jnanuil.1 rorcet Orove, Or.. June 11. While painting the roof of a houa yesterday Will JJorley fell and iraclured one of hi arnia. both bone being broken be tween the elbow and wrlat.- Ha wa an ting on a painting Jack, which cam loose from the roof. He was otherwis badly bruised. While splitting wood at hla farm house near Thatcher, Tueaday, Allen Hayden, a prominent farmer of that sec tion, cut a severe gash In his forehead. which laid tba flesh open to th skull. Hayden wa using a double bitted ax. hlch atruck a clothe line above hi head and rebounded, causing th wound. When Mre A. Johnaon. of eWallla. mother of air a Avery J llray. wee ar raigned In pollre court retMar morn ing an A charge of assault alth Intent lo kill, a a rrsult of her murderous at tack on Oray in ths courtroom lasl Monday, ths woman fell, on her knees before Judge Taiwell. rlaaped her hands a If In prayer. And cried -Oh. Judge. pleaaa let re go; let n go to my dying daughter lt Reattle. I can't aland lo be locked up" The tearful prayer fslla-d to Influence Judge Taiwell. who bound ths woman over lo the grand Jury She waa leJ away, almost In a faint by Matron Rim mor.a. and Immediately turned over to Sheriff fitevena. with a warning that aha was dangerous on account of hys teria. dray wi also held lo th grand Jury on the charge of polygamy. COMMENCEMENT HELD SLATTERY BUYS MUCH PITTSBURG PROPERTY Word cornea from Pittsburg that W. C. Slattery. president of the Consoli dated timber company of this city, hss exchanged 1100 acres of Umber land lo cated In Lane county for Improved Plttaburg property. Mr. Slattery haa been In Pittsburg for some time closing up th deal. The Ian county timber landa cruls 115.000,000 feat and valued at 1116.000, And the Plttaburg property la valued at 1110.000. The Portland of fice of the Consolidated Timber com pany ha not been advised of th clos ing of th deal. BY TRADES SCHOOL The second annual rommencemenl of j lha Tradee aV-hool wee held Wadiaaedsr night In the auditorium nf the IJnvoln high school. rrofeeaor O A Ooval!. ! dean of lha achool of englr.eartng andj mechanie aria, Oregon Agricultural Col- j lege, waa the speaker of lha evening , Prfeor Covall talked upon th ele ment of "Hjocee la lha Indtjetrlal field - The following program as ran- dered I Invocation. Rev J ft H "irapaoa. I re-ctor St Mark's K'!a.wipal church ( vocal aoio, "The waking of fiprtag. by Iel Rlego, Mre. IwlpLlne Marx, ac companied by Mrs Maybelle Kluaher Address to the rlaea, Mr p A Ovell. dean school of engineering and ma chanlo arts. Oregon Agricultural col lege Violin oo. aerenade. N'o 1. A Major by Frank Delda. Mr Albert llaehlen. Preaentatlon of diplomas. M O Man ly, member of board of education Vocal eoJo. X'alm aa the Night." by Bohtn. Miss Grace Josephine Itrown. ac companied by Mrs. Maybelle Blusher Benediction. Rev J. K H. Klmpaon. Th members of the claas are Rmli Rauer. Harold Iieaver. J. 1. Ourtla, U M. Rurtls. Vlda Carlaon. Mrs. L. M Cordar, Mslvln Crow. John Drennen. Milton Edgerton, Grace runaton. K-sther Iverson, Ronald Kerna, Irving LJklna. Erneet 1 Oetlnger, Roy Rice, John Russell, Mr. A. L. Ehenefleld. Arthur Bmlth. Mine Tadakuma, rred Wlloox. Frank Wright Absolutely No Pain w LOO Aft iiiirrt-mo uiid r va that iiiubii raMUM r ACTIO Qf TAB Tat. Thla Is a paltve. aodaaUMe trulh Wa ha beae ualng iMa great local anaaelhelle durtag lha tail saaalh. gllag It a tHorougn iaa I. aad la eery ca It fulftllel our asoal aaagulaa espclallea With I'f use o sw4 hav aa fear af rin. auknee ar any after affia Our brt.tgaaork. rial Woik. I'uan Work. Ptlt'nge and all k'nda of denial evil I an a)uald aWal Xka4 avakser rtal, a. fTJM AA-kt. teoU ee rwrwalal Orewt MAO CreU ee aawaaal rUUaga, a. ilM Ulver ruuag-a, a. i 41 Wise Dental Co. OfTla aTemra g a. sa. k g graaaay 4 te X. Faswee Ata I a got, j raUlag lUf. nurd bj4 W rinu.il iirAionia. Sr. Wte' rereaal gtavrto aVeqaaeVeA. U i J Missouri mined mora coal laat year than In Any provlc.ua year but one in th history of Its Industry. A Five Cent Delight A whole lot of people have an idea that all 5c cigars are alike. If you want to find one that's different, buy a "Sam Sloan." NEW YORK'S POSITION ON DUPLICATING PLANTS Wisconsin is not the only state to put a stop to duplication of Investment in public utilities, through the action of its State Board In control of such matters. In the application of the Niagara Falls Liht in Company for a franchise before the Public Service Commission of New York (Second Dis trict), the opinion rendered reads as follows: "The policy of the commission in cases where one lihtin company seeks to enter a field al ready occupied by another required that the ap plicant shall show that the company already serv ing the community U not doing to adequately and efficiently, and that Its failures are such that they cannot well be corrected by the exercise of the regulative power of the commission. Good errice may now be obtained at reasonable prices in leu expensive ways than by an unneceaaary duplication of plants, and the public interest does not demand that capital invested in good faith in the public service should be destroyed or im paired without good reasons to be shown affirm atively." Duplication of investment in public utility cor porations is a method which is being discarded all over the country. Why not discard it in Oregon ? Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. sswsaswsaSBswawsaaaaaaaaaaasaa. n THE TONSETH FLORAL CO. TAKE POSSESSION IN A FEW DAYS -AND I I tie aosiRNG or roM (Gimip oLflx.sTOM os mm p ' 1 Everything Must Be Wiped Out Within the Next Few Days Here Are a Few of the Bargains Prices Less Than One-Half to One-Third Regular Values 50c and 75c Underwear, all stand- QA ard makes, go at ,.....WVv $1 Union Suits; not a great many TQjTf) left they must go at .Wtft $1.28 $2.50 Union Suits, -trade-marked goods, fine grade. . . $1 Lisle Underwear, the remains Qlg) of our original stock JL $2.50 Pajamas all go at 89c $5.00 Silk Pajamas cut to r: r. . . v. .$2.48 818 Men's Suits, In- t$F? Fgh S25 Hand Tailored ft F(h eluding bine serges, cat to q) o owW Suits all go at . . . $.llWoePxy Men's Fine Suits in many sizes and (PP jhjh colors, a regular 312.50 suit, last days at $8o cd, line goods, at.. Dress Suits go at JkioeayV $3 Felt Hats; the name is -JJ Mfk stamped on the band ,JLi"t( Arrow Collars, regularly 2 for 25c 5c 50c Solid Silk Ties at 17c 25c Hose, mercerized, now 13c 50c Silk Hose cut to ............... 23c $1.50 Dress Shirts now for .59c $2.00 Dress Shirts now for 69c All Well-Known Brands $3.00 Straw Hats, Bloom & (g-fl AA Koch and other brands tyjLm&dU Everything else marked down in proportion. - The proprietor of this store has given up. No more need be said. DOORS OPEN AT 9 O'CLOCK, SATURDAY. TUNE 22d ED) AT' A 133Sixth Street mm mm sa sis as k m a s i. 'a - , . . . . . -i '- ' : - . i , ... -i "