c,;::;;an daily journal, i q::tlai;d, ;:avut.iay r;vi:mi;G,
17, 1:11
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY '
ABSTRACTS
JonN A. IiEURY, Att'7.. collwlluns, alrttrsct
-examined, wrllti'n i plnloiK on legal questlune.
BIT AllHliy M.iit, M ,11 -luill Hs'.:rt. '
30llN A. BEHIIY; Ally"; ciiiiectlmm, itrcte
examined, written oln!on im legal question.
ni a unity DWjf, MtHhnii BKxu.
ACCOHDEON TLEATINQ
K. STEPHAN, lsdles' tailor, accordeon, !)
nd sunburst Bleating, button covered, gixida
(M
"nited, hemstitching. BH Alder. Main i72.
ART METAL WORKS
ALL kind oi braut Iron and Itfel work, 2. K,
iwrr, IloTln it.
AETISIIO WIRE AND X&ON
RELIANCE Wire tod Iron work.
East 10th
. nu nenrter at. . East 189S.
A8SATEH8
MONTANA Aimr office, laboratory, ore Umt
mg, Marahall 27ttn. -IBB Horrlmin, , .
APT0 IIEt 'Bgf AIKIWa
OREGON" Vulcanising Co,,' "The Tire Shot,"
W Wtahlnfton. Marahall 879. -.
AUTOMOBILE TOE EEMI.
$2.50 per hour. Duplet Auto Co. It. 814)
4814. r Office Duo Stark. - "
AWNINGS AND TENTS
TENTS, Awnrage, Tarn""",
Porch Curtalna, Camp Outfit,
, Horse and Wagon Cover. ,
Pacific Tent A Awning Co.
14 8 N. 1st.; corner Aukwy
- . Main 19S1; A-1081.
JMtAWK BOOK KAREEl
HOWE, DAVIS COMPANY, 100 2d It. Blank
- dock manufacturers; . egenie lor unn
proved Loom Leaf Ledgeri. Be tht M Bu
K'ka Leaf, A-8183. Main 193. ; ;'; ' "
CABPENTER ft REPAIRING
- ' Store and office flxturee.
' ', General contracting.
GEO. W. QOKDON A gONS,
)8 4lh at. Maln.8348.
J. A. HENDEUSON ft CO., building ehop warlt,
Jobbing, We aatlafy. M. St9i
P. W. BENNETT, carpenter, Jobber. 632 B.
14 it. N. Phono 0-19M.
y ,yCABFEI CLEANINO -1'.
JOYCE BBOS,' Electric Cleaning work, car-
pete cleaned ana laia, reniung our yrciaii.;.
K, -440, B-1903. 204 K.lBth at. K.
BI.LB" WAGON SEUVKU doea your work the
heat. Board of Trade. - Main oaJ.
7 CAEPET WIAT1SO ''. )
knPTHWirsT nun WORKS, rua from old
carpet; rag rug, carpet cleaning.' Ia3 Union
prenue. near t.mi niprrmon.- -
CABl'ET rug weaving. W'erp furnlnhed. Mr.
U K. Kurt. S4I Kuaaeu,
PENINSLtA Hug Work, rug made to order,
Carpet. 1818 Ptton re. Wood lawn 366f .
CKIS0P0DI8T8
rr vrrmin tee at.
MurabfcU 6648.
WILLIAM. Entelle and D Wane Dereny, the
' only aclentlflc chlropodlat In th city. Par.
lore tog Gerllnger bldg.V B. W corner Sd and
'Alder. Phone Main ' . ' '
LB. IVEY treat all ailment of feet without
pain; corna, bunion, ingrowing nail apa-
rlal ty. '245 Murrlon. ; Main 4844.
CHIBOPKACTIO PHYSICIANS
DB. M'MAHON, poat-gradnate. 12t. Fourth at.
dellrera the good. 810,000 equipment. Dally
treatment $10 a month. Out-of-town patient
-toara, joom-jnd treatment 810. 1 weea
iiu s n I.KHMAN- - HIT Ablneton bldg.
HAVE 3Q $10.0(10 EQUIPMENT, I charge
' jlO a week for enpert chiropractic work. ,
1U HBI.f.Ni v .i8TO0K. 831 -Mth.i
and chronic dlaeaaea. 8 treatment $5. M. 5008.
CIECULAB LETTEBS
MULTNOMAH Multlgraphlng
algnaturea. BOT Ellera bldg.
Co.,' faachnll
Marahall 2:2.
COAL AND WOOD
NOTICE'ISonSLABWOOD
GREEN SHORT WOOD, 2.25 .
GREEN 4 FOOT WOOD, $2.50
' IN9ID15 GBEKN SHORT, $3.50 -
DRY SHORT WOOD '
SAWDUST for fuel and bedding
The Portland lab wood -Co.
Main 8119. A-700I.
"EmT rlnAH tun Or. C
803 CU1CIOCII I UCI KjVt 2303
Beet col. Country Millwood. Cordwood.
NEER.& FARR and oak cordwood. Also
awed to order. ' Prompt delivery
COAL
Main 4r.fM3. A-4MT
FI'LTON Wood Co., dealers In dry and g
labwoon. Try na wnen ordering good dry
wood: 1260 Macadam it.
Phone Main 7890.
A-28H9.
Yamato Wood & Coal Co,
EAST 818. . B-W67.
rit i a hrvrv a i dkuvered
UnrtnuuttL promptly
Main S767. F. P. EVERTS. Foot Curry street.
Pacific slabwoqd to. Main 37on, A-7.i5.
(ireen abort wood, blocka, big Inside, email
lnlde. dry elabwood. ihort: planer trimmings,
TtTtY SLAB and box wood, cordwood. and coal.
rnawlnrrt wood to., csar awio; iwwo.
AI.BiNA' FUEL CO. All kind of green ' and
tlrv wood. Rock Spring and "Mndota Coal,
nioEN-IX Fuel Co. Dry wood, $1.78 per load.
624 Tbnrman. Main 8o44. - , .
I I.I 1- L..AI P Wood and coal
nuiKaio ruci outseiiwood 4.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
HENRY BVRRDING, 487 Front ft.
. egga. poultry, veal, hoge. hldea.
Butter,
CONTEACTINO
CEf ENT aldewalk, concrete, .work. Blda nb-
mltted. Call Marshall 713.
DENTAL -SPECIALISTS
DR. A. W. KEENB, Dentlat, Majestic Tbeatr
bldg., 851H Wh. at. Marahall 3am
DENTI8T ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Specialist on p!atewort. "Thi on thing I
do,
. " 9wi RinbA birtir.. Jitn ana waanmcton.
DERMATOLOGISTS
M0LS, wrinkle, acalp specialise. Mra. Court-
right. - 4m Morrison, wain wjw.
, DESIGNERS AND - BUILDERS
u' rjSfl kM.MILLEB"cO.',""",,,,
-nlrner and builders, general contractora,
2S6 Shaver. Phone Woodlawn , 8758 evening.
DOG AND HORSE HOSPITAL
nrt n K. BROWN, office 546 Wash. at. Rea.
"" 91 K. 12th. M. 4(Wfl; East 5440, Dog apeclallat
. PEESSMAKING AND TAILORING SCHOOL
' ACADEMY of Parisian Scientific Dreaamaklitg
and Tailoring; reduction to first lo stu
denta) teacbera and agenta wanted. 884 H Mor
rison i. - '. -
DJ1E8BHAKTN0 SCHOOL
VALENTINE'S lystera ladle'tllorlng. dretfe
making taught. 152 ' Grand ave., between
Morrlaon and Belmont. -
EDUCATIONAL
DANCING
PBOFERSOB WAL WILSON'S Dancing School
Walta, twoatep, threestep, echoUshe lea
aona 25c; every . morning, afternoon and eve
ning; all dances gusranteed first leon. ' Do
you know that anyone who walka .cnn learn
to-tianee? Stage and fancy dancoa taught daily.
85'4 8th at., between lltark and Oak at.
I'non Main 7aT,
MR-and Mra. Heath' schools 109 2d at., bet.
Wash, and Stark, and AliKky-lildff. gd aftd
Morrison. Lessona dally ; tairey and atag'e danc
ing taught. Walts and two-step guaranteed In
. 4 jcmwnn. Clam Friday, 8 to 10 at 109 2d t.
BINGLEU liaucing Academy, t'fivfte leaaooa
dally-.- Social dance Won., Wed., Eat. ava.
, Morrison at Second. Both phone. . .
; MUSIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS
BA'aTiM&pianoplaylng pdtlveVtanfht la 10
to 20 lessotia. Succeea guaranteed. U rite for
free booklet. ; Cbriatenacft'a School of Popular
t Music, 207 CfiediMUgr bldg. A-8944.
KAGT1MB positively guaranteed in 10 to 20
leason. The original .teacher of popular
rpit'ic in onfturaaon 4if Biier ping,
. ,:;B. T1HELHOHN. vloli-eaeber-,---pHP---'eelA
-'. 825 FleMner bldg . A-4160, Maraball 1(129. J
EXE, XAE, N08E AND THEOAT
TREATMENT ty apeclallat. Glarse fitted. Dr.
. r. n Caaaoday, 418 Deknm bldg. d-Wah.
ELECTRIO MOTORS AND DYNAMOS
MOTORS, gwnerature, bonKht, sold, reuted and
repaired. We do all klmla of rlalrlg aud re.
winding! all work guaioed. II. M, II. two
trie; l'n Si N, Ut at. fhmie Mnln 11210.
Wli buy, sell, rent aud exchange now and sec
. ond hand motor, repair work a specialty,
Wcaiwrn Klectrlc works, 2IB Sixth it.
' J FARM IMPLEMi.HH AND VEHICLES
B. M. WAPB A CO.. 822 rinwthornewave.
Wholesale Kr1ciilturnl-tiiiilnietiti.
rOTJMPEY AN P MAOHIMB '8H0g r S
fUOENH Iron work. IS. 8d and Iliwthorne,
(icneral nm-hlne ami foundry work.
F47BNITirSX EEPAIEIMO,
BOWERS ft PARSONS, 100 Front. Main 7443.
Furniture howpltal; packing. ..-'-
GASOLINE 'ENGINES
MAKINB and atatlonarr, marine btrdtracc, GAS
POWER. SUPPLY CO.. 1(18-178 front at.,
between Morriunn and Yamtilll.
-'rv'"-L. iE.w5a AXl- B1.9r;i',
- , , MASON. SCOTT ft TUCKER. .
Practical Gsrdeners
Landc.p and dealgnlns, pruning and pray
ing. Shrubbery and bedding plantH. 834 Bacr-nn-nto
wt. Phonea 0-17: Kaat -187T, ,
. 1 '' 1 p " '" 1
GLASS AND GLAZINO
TIMMS, CRESS ft CO., 184-1 M 2d at. Prompt
' aerrlce. Ring Main or A-2023.' -; '
HAIB QOODB
: ' FEYBET ft HANEBUT '
Leading wig and toupee maker, finest atock
of human balr good; hair dreaaing, nianlcur
Ing face and acalp traatmenta. 147 7tb, near
Morrison. M. 646.
f i HAT TACTOEY
EASTERN ' Ht Factory,
64-08 8d at. Hata cleaned
and-blocked; 'Tanama bat
bleached. Beat til hat on
earth for men. Mall order
returned by parcel poat
EaDIK8. UvnUemVh' bat cleaned and blocked
aatlHfactorlly., ltoyal Hat Work, 248 let t.
0. B. KNIGElT, 82-S-30 N. 17th at. Hay, grain,
feed, floor and ahlngle.
IN8UEANCE
MeCARGAR, Bate ft LlTely, 801 Yeon bldg.
KTery rorm or manrance.- nonaa.
LANDSCAPE GARDENING) .
BETTER lanrlecap ana getw
SWISS FLORAL CO.
enwral gardening,
KI
aat 6870.
r-1614L
PACIFIC Landacape Gardening company, 615
Bothchlld bldg. Phone Marahall 2.'1Q8.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
CHA8. L. MASTICK ft CO., 74 Front. Leather
of every description; kip manufacturer, find,.
Ing. j ; ' "
MACHINERY
B. TREJsKMAN ft C0 hydraulic and apeclai
pipe, amok atacki, oil tank, mining ma-
chlnery. repair. 104 N. 4th. ' " .
ENGINES, boiler, -aawmlll bought, old and
pichanged. The J.B. Martin Co., Portland. Or.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL
PORTLAND Lying-in Hoapltal. Maternity case
only. 818 N. 22d t. Marahall i 8584.
MESSENGERS '
HASTY MESSENGER C0 open night and day.
Mailt 88, A-2158.
M0RT0A0E LOANS
-j-JORtf K1ER; mortgage loan Inturance, 808
Yeon Bldg. Main uaHB.
NATUROPATHS
DR.' GRO.TER Paralyala. nerrooa and chronic
dUeaaes. 791 Oregonlan -bldg. M. 8148.
ORNAMENTAL WISE AND IRON
PORTLAND WIRE ft IRON WORKS, 204 Sd
t. Architectural wire and iron.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. LILLEBELLB PATTEBSON,Speclllt on
nerves, acute and chronic diseases. 415 Co
lumbia Ding. Main kiwi.
JfAIStj:
NO AND PAPERING
TINTING
$2.50 and up. WALL PAPER. 6c
ana up. rainring reasonable and
well done. H. T. Crane, 108 10th
near Morrison, .wain 2&i8. '
rAiinu rar banging, tinting, corpet
cleaning, bottom prlcea. Mar, 2186; Sellwood
lioo or eeiiwooa uu.
GOOD work my motto. A. Oshourn, 886 East
naaningion. n-il til,-taut 4214.
PAINTING aud paiierlug; best work;
price. W. L. Huxley. Tabor 2328.
best
FOB beat work, price right, call P. A. Doane.
wu. rj niiuiiiiu. npiiwixm jioo.
iOHN BLIED Spring bargalua In painting and
papering. M. 1S72; A-2225. . .
PAINTING AND TENTING
fainting, tinting 2.50 per room np. C. A,
Barnee, Main 1334.-
PAINT,
AND SLABS
PIONEER PAINT
. A-7048.
188 let at. Main 1834,
RASMUSSEN ft
"High- Standard" oalnt.
' N. B. corner 8
or, m.-A-177l.
THE BEAVER VlNIKU WUUKS makea good
yniuuca. ab ywr qeaier,
PATENT ATTORNEYS
WASHINGTON, D. C. -TEtlTI BLDG,
. 0. 0. MARTIN - n- ' '
PORTTjAND - 408-9 CHAM. OF COM; BLDG.
PATENTS procured by i. K. MOCK, Attorney-at-Uw,
late of U. 8, PATENT OFFICE. Book
free. 1010 Board of Trade bldg. '
PAVING COMPANIES
THB BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO Port
. land office 60& Klgctrtc-blrtg.
PIPE WOOD PIPE
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Fictory and
"nfftw cenr 84th and York ita. llaia 8189.
PLUMBING AMD HEATING
STARK. 0AVI3 CO. i
BATH "TUBS, alnka,
lavatories, laundry
traya, plje, pipe fit
1 1 n g a, contracting,
jobbing. Phone Mala
IvrHOUtSAUB-wawn.
PLUMBERS
t40 SALMON BJ
CONTRACTING, repairing, boneat prlcea. estl-
matea fiirn. T. H. tYnwther, 855 2d. M. 7835,
POPCORN CONFECTIONS
STANDARD CBISP CO., now at 808 Hoyt,
avinsuin vn ii, rilirnilt, BSliefl nUTS,
PRINTING
AN8LEY Printing Co., 260 Oak.. Main 4671.
muting to please. Trial- will eonvlnc.-
BROCKMAN BROS.-Prlntlng of aU kind. Wt
wittbjb nrwro.. . niwin wB, zwae ptara t.
BEFRI0EEAT0R8 AND ICE BOXES
BUILT to order, any else. $7 JlO op. P. C. Pd
q., iv jnMin ave.. o. base JE43.
BOOTING .
EVERWEAR Roof Paint renovate and pre.
'aervM stnrt. Imn ftn anif Mm1. . .
tractive, durable, economical. Before you put
a new roof on your building ae us. With our
new preparation, which will laat for years.
ve absolutely guarantee your roof from leaking.
For further Information write or call L ft h.
Rant Paint mmnanr flnft RuMIn hM-. 11 .
land. Or. . Main 1590.
EUBBEE BTAsJPS AND SEALS
ALSO- stencils, trad--check,' braae lgn.
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS
231 Washington at. Main 710; A-2710.
ALSO bras algna, office auppilea, lithocraphlug
itt to ikwik-HUDHON COMPANY
92 Fifth Ht. Main 812, A -1254.
STENCHES and office atatlonery.
Cunningham
SCREENS
KESSP HIM OUT
He la dangerona. W mat
acreeua to . measure at aur
prlalngly low prlcea. Our ma
chinery and facilities' enable
ns to do ao. ., Phone na for an
rB-2frl3, 44 Union are.' N7L
. SHEE J- METAarOBK.
JACOB LOSLI. alwet metal worka. hotel, rea.
taorant work roofing, general lobbing. Main
1421. 810 First bet. Columbia and Clay au,
2y
-a
-Hi
SEWING MACHIXtS
TIKAL BARGAINS IN
NEW luai'hlnna, all make,
factory irli'. Becond baud
$9. up. , Machine rented and
repaired. Mowing Machine Km.
porlmn. 1(H) Hiir Mnln (H:il.
SHOWCASES AND niTUEES
TUB JAMES I. MAB3HALI, MFG. CO. New
and old ahowcaaea, , rabitieta, aturt, office,
window fltnrea, 4thr and (uch.
tiUOWCASEM of every dcerripflon. bank, bar
aud ator (lxturoa Uiadu to order. The Lutke
Mfg. Co. '
'WErilEUN fixture ft Hhowcaee (Xi.Kurnlture
mad and repaired. Miir. 774, 4 10th t.
OAS AMQ 8H0WCAEDS
RFRuFR signs, snow cabds
DLnUUn , " 249 Taylor
Hrlng till ad and iqt 10 per cent.-
WAtlALAN'DKU CO., 618 Coumionwealilr bldg.'
Rlmw carda, cloth lttn, window trltna.
TAILORING SCHOOL
KI ESTER'S Ladle'
a lea" Tailoring Colleg.
tailoring. 14:H 11th.
Learn
rireaamaklng,
TAXIDEEMIBTS
TAXIDERMIST, rug making, all kind of
mounting, V. B, KI tiler. 21 Columbia at.
w HE0AIBPC1AL18T '
DR. EALLY, Throat SpecUllat, Broadway bldg.,
after April 80. . '
-TOWEL SPPPLY
CLEAN towil dallr, comb, bruib. aoap. Towel
' Kuuplr Co., 9th and Couch it.. $1 per month.
Portland Laundry Coy Phone. Main 410, A-4410
TRUNK MANUFACTURIES
MULTNOMAH Trunk ft Bgt Co., 80-88 Beat
Water, whoteaala mfgi. trunk, aultcaaea,
etc. Hpeelal trunk and caae made to order.
TSAN8FEE AND STORAGE
OREGON TRANSFER CO.
EaUblUhed 1870. '
,: Trknafer and forwarding agent. '
' , Storage, free trackage. .
Office and etorage, 7t Gllean it.
Utb and flllaan.' . , :. Mala 69, A-1108.
POTtTT.AKn VANT A RTMliCiK (in.1 nw Ir.
proof warehouse luat completed. Furntahe
every facility known to modern warehousing.
An lnanectlow will convince yon. Honaehld
goods shipped t reduced freight rate. Fire,
proof warehouse 18th and Kearney. Commercial
warehouaa 13th and Everett t recta, Main 6640,
A .tRAil ......
0. 0. PICK Transfer ft Storage Oov Offlcea am
commodious four atory brick Warehouse with
separate Iron room and fireproof, vault for
valuablpa. N. W. corner 2d and Pine at. Piano
and furniture, moved and packed for shipping,
Special rate made on goods In our through
ears to all domestic aid foreign points. Mala
ORfl. A-1BH6.
BAGGAGE. OMNIBUS A; TRANSFER CO.
ctaggBge rnwieu 11 ouuin o oraiiuation,
Storage, packing, ahipplng. Main 6980, A-8S22.
IV, I . . L I ll.l- ARn A Mill
UNITED Transfer Co. Storage and general
hauling. Zol jerreraon, mar. ih. A-4nr
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWBITEBS. tllchtly naed. U C. Smith
aud " ad other "wnw,r"WdW!rtTi'1i''Bir
easy term. L. 0. Smith ft Bros. Typewriter
ijo., i'B at.
MI8S HEMINGTON ASKS: Why not rent
Remington (Model ),' 8 month for $5? Ad
dre ltemlagton Typewriter vo. (inc.), tm Tth
ALL nukes rented, repaired, sold. Cunnluguan)
Co.. 2S1 stark. Main 1W7.
WALL PAPER
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO., 230 Sd it., be
tween Salmon and Maim
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
ETERDING ft FARRELL, produce and commis
sion merchant, 140 Front at., Portland, Or,
rnone Main w.
ALLEN ft LEWIS GROCERIES
Paper Telling of Several Coun
, ties in Washington Free
. : for Asking,- ..
Washington, May 17. On of the
larger tasks ok which the United States
geological survey is engaged is that of
making a survey of tha underground
waters of the United States. Many
years will be required to complete this
survey for all sections of the country,
but each year certain areas where the
need for information Is especially ur
gent are investigated and the results
are published In government reports
known as water supply papers. The
work of tfl-geotogical survey is devct-
oping the fact that the possibilities for
f urther deyeldj5iri entxfLtha undergrouB.1,
waters for irrigation and other uses are
very great.
The climate of the state of Washing
ton 4s of two distinct typest. The Cas
cade range crosses the state IrTsuelr-A
way as to shut off the eastern portion
from Ihe rain bearing clouds of the Pa,
cifio ocean, so that the popular term
"Evergreen state"" applies only to the
western portion, the-eastern portion
ing .'semlarid or In some sections 6s-
tlnctly arid. The soil, however. Is gen
erally very fertile and , therefore the
supplies of surface and ground water
constitute "an important factor in its
development;
The water resources of this general
region have been studied by the, geolog
ical surve.v from time- to tlmo and tha
laTest report embodying results of ts
studies is Water Supply Paper 816. This
report, which contains two maps and 46
pages of text, covers Benton county, the
eastern parts of Yakima and Klickitat
counties', and the western part of Frank
lin county, including Sunnyslde and Res
ervation valleys, the Horse Igeaven plat
eau, and adjacent parts of the Columbia
-tvaf.nl ulna.' i.'K ' '-"-S,'9
. .It contains ft-brtef but- interestln de
scription of the climate, soil, vegeta
tion1, physiography and 'geology of the
region and an account of the irrigation
and agricultural developments and de
scribes the water resources, giving rec
ords of flowing and nonflowing wells
And discussing the relation, of. the strat
igraphy and structure of the formation
to the underground water prospects. It
also outlines the areas in Which flowing
wells can probably be obtained, ' r
Wster Supply Paper 816, entitled ''Oe
ology and."Watcr Resources of a Portion
of South-central Washington,"' by Ger
ald A, Waring, has just come from the
press an copies can be obtained free
of charge- by writing to the director of
the Geological survey at Washington,
IX a " . -
.-v "'"",:.
. -Osrs 'containing appnrratus for dlstn-
reatTngeciotir8gaici)f
passengers who have been exposed to
contagious diseases hem been put Into
service by an Italian railroad. '! ;
r-wu Business a rWiHrJN
' 87-89 Front. Main 647 or A-224T.
mm basins "
SURVEYED BY U. S
Short Stories Tell Delayed News
Resume of the Events of Friday Afternoon nnd Nlslit; Paragraphed for"
' Quick Digestion by Journal Ketulers.
FolIUcuI.
In session atf IVashlngton, the xeou
tlve campaign Mnmlttce of the iicmo
ciatlo natIoiiar"ieominlttee has agreed
upon pernmnont hepdciuarters at Wash
ington, the organization of an educa'
tlonal campaign, and . harmonious "cor
operation with the Uemocratlo congres
sional committee. A continuous , mili
tant party organization is planned from
now uptll after the next presidential
election, President WHson voiced
hearty approval of the action takn.
. Hi-Presldant Taf t- has 'delivered an
other political lecture at Yale. lie -said
that .state wide primaries are "extreme
measures of political, reform," and that
a national primary tor the election of a
president and other national officers is
"almost beyond though." Taking up
the subject of bosses, he Said!. "They
have some redeeming qualities.". He
laughingly referred to himself as hav
ing had the reputation of toejng ono.
Sir Arthur Lawley. former , governor
of Madras and ft British delegate to the
international peace 'Conference, declared
that immediate disarmament would, not
be advisable, in an address to the peace:
delegates at a Chicago banquet '
A resolution providing for the erec
tion of a building in Golden Gate park,
San Jfranclsco, to, house llf esavers at a
cost of not more than $30,090, has been
Introduced lit the house at Washington
by Representative Nolan of California,
Before action Could be taken Friday
afternoon on the resolution of Senator
Kern of Indiana , providing for a con
gressional investigation of the west
Virginia coal miners' strike, the Demo
cratic senators at Washington agreed
to adjourn until Monday. : Kern's reso
lution will be taken up at that time,
To conduct experiments in towing
submarines and to try out the 'engines
of the little craft under' cruising condi
tions, the navy department ordered the
five submarines now at Norfolk to leave
for Guantanajno, Cuba, at an early date.
The flotilla will stop at some coast
port, probably Charleston, S. C.
It Is announced at Washington that
thw Eparlllan government has ex termed
until the end of the present year its
preferential, treatment of American
flour, cement and other articles. This
action is regarded as of the. utmost lm
portance to American flour and cement
interests. The American trade with
Brazil amounts to about $3,000,000 per
annum in the commodities affected,, end
withholding of the. differential would
have turned the whole market over to
Argentine.
.. A reservation of 800 acres for Alaskan
natives of Klukwan village, on the
Chllkat river, to be known as theauk
wan reservation, has been set aside by
presidential proclamation. .Right of
way for a United States wagon road is
reserved. ' ,
-W -t
Eastern.
Judge Lucas, at Kansas City, Mo.,'
has decided that it Is against public
policy for a lawyer to take a divorce
case for a contingent fee that is, that
he get a certain per cent of the alimony
collected. He dismissed a lawyer's
claim of $25,000 Against a wealthy client
Iri a dlvorc6case.
Harpor's Weekly has-been sold at
New York to "Norman Hapgood and
associates," according to a statement
given out by Colonel George Harvey, Its
editor. He. said that the weekly had
been losing money for some time, and
that it was decided to "accept a good
Offer from" good' people."
. If the new scale submitted to the
national convention of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron, Tin and Steel work
ers In session at Fort Wayne, Ind., is
accepted, 10,000 men employed at low
wages in the sheet mills of tha United
States will receive a substantial ad
vance. The higher-salaried sheet work
ers will probably make no demand for
increases. ,
Attorneys for William F. Kettenback
and George H, Kester, Lewlston, Idaho,
bankers who were sentenced to five
years each for violation of the banking
laws, have appeared, before the depart.
mptit nf instlcn nt Washington wrlth
arguments for reconsideration of 'thA
cases. They seek from Fresiacf.t .wit
son a Twpwilng of the applications for
nardon denied by ex-President Taft..
A military guard is oeing maintained
t Fort Worth, Texas, to prevent fur'
ther disorder, after a mgb bent on lynch,
Intr Tom L.ee naa aiiacKea me county
v -. . . .. . - . . .
in n tn4. destroyed $i5,ooo worth or
prgjert.y, Ie is the negro bootblaok
JWWi a policeman and a negro"and
ounded several other, persons. He
en shot himself, and is In a critical
condition. Sheriff Rea haa taken 111 m
from the Jail and refuses to divulge his
whereabouts.
Mrs. Augusta Dietz has been Jield by
a-coroner's Jury at Chicago to be re
sponsible for or to .have guilty knowl
edge of the murder Of her husband,
George H. Diets, a fashionable woman's
tailor. He was found dead April 14 in
his bedroom, his skull having been
crushed with a heavy hammer.
Grant Stafford has been convicted by
a Jury at Wlnfleld. Kan., on flve counts
charging the theft OLfilgara-irom-Win
field dealers. When he bought cigars.
It is charged, he took more than he paid
for. He was fined $60 on each count
and ordered to pay the-costs of the
trial. Stafford is a banker and on of
tha-jarenlthlest men In Wlnfleld.
A f edcranrrand Jury, at .Fast st.
Louis, 111.;, has filed five Indictments
against four railroads and a coal com
pany, which are charged with rebating
and discrimination on 63 counts. The
railroads are known as the "Big Four,1
and are subject to a maximum penalty
of $200,000 for each count
At Charleston, w. va., juaga eamuei
Llttlepoge of the circuit court has up
hold the fight of Governor Hatfield to
arrest and detain persons under pro
cedure of martial law. He , refused a
writ of habeas corpus to Frita Merrick,
Socialist editor imprisoned by. the gov
esnprs orders;
Mayor Gaynor has been asuea ny a
committee of X00 boss barbers in New
York to arbitrate their disagreement
Stomach Gas With
Baalmann's Gas Tablets
The proverbial saying that, one ounce
of : prevention is better than a pound
of cure fits perfectly when It come to
nervous' -dyspepsia and gas. With
Baalmann's Gas Tablets you can really
prevent the formation of- gas or wind
on the stomach. Isn't that. much bet
ter than to wait until you are troubled
and theft take soda mints, pepsin,, etc.,
to force th gas up 7 Such treatments
are always injurious; In fact theyTtre
no cure at all, only temporary. relief for
one meaL Of course, sometimes it is
Welcome , to get relief from such
things, but wouldn't it be murti better
to our gas. fer good with Baalmann's
Gas Tablets? .
Everv drutrrlst sells them for 60c, but
Insist "on seUWgthalBenuIoftln 'a, ycl-?
low . box, or send for a tree sample to I
j tiaaimann. eoo oui anoci, out
Francisco. Adv.)
with their striking employes,. They told
the ulayor that the bosses were ready
to concede many of the Journeymen's
dumands for more pay and "shorter
hours. They also said t,hst'20,000 bar
ber shopa In the cty were affected by
the utrike. ' Striking barbers to the num
ber of 10,000 paraded the streets Fri
day. ' ;"' ', . ,. , ,,
"When" the governments suit to dis
solve the International Harvester com
pany under the Sherman anil-trust law
Is completed, it is believed that a new
world's record' will liave, been estab
lished In the amoont of testimony taken.
At St, Paul 21S witnesses were exam
ined for the defense, and 660 witnesses
had previously boen examined for. the
deforce in Kansas City, Wichita and
othcAcltles. It has .furnished the gov
ernment with lists of, 600 more wit
nesses., 'The bearing at St. Paul has
come to a close, and wlll, be resumed
Monday In Chicago.
Pacific Coabt.'
George II,. BIx by, Long Bench millionaire-
banker was fined $2& -for con
tempt Of court Friday by Justice Reeve.
Blxby had failed to. appear In answer to
a subpena to testify, at the preliminary
hearing of , Mrs. , Josle Rosenberg,
charged with pandering. . After he was
fined Blxby waa arraigned before Su
perior Judge , Wood-on charger of con
tributing lo the delinquency of Marie
Brown-levy and Cleo Helen Barker,
minors. ... .,-:...., ,-
Tha new. hospital which, the Avarys
are building at Stevenson, Wash., will
ds completed in aoout so days. It lr
a concrete building ihi stories In height,
and will be one of the most modern
hospitals on the Columbia, river,
- Edmund M. Price of Los Angeles has
been awarded a Carnegie medal for sav
ing the life of a little girl) Hazel Owens,
whom he dragged from the track at
Seal. Gardens, Cal., May 26, . 1907,- Jus
as an lnterurban car dashed 4y. ' In ad
dition to the medal he received $100,
whlcli he will use In part payment on
a home. Price is a printer, married;
and was the first deaf student to gradu
ate from the Washington state school
for the deaf at Vancouver, Wash., In
18$3.
A fire in the fashionable Blake apart
ments at 8an .Francisco 'spread with
such rapidity that the tenants were
forced to leave by the fire escapes', and
loss of life was narrowly averted.
Women who returned to' their rooms
to save their domeatlo pets were over
come by smoke, and were only saved
through the bravery of the fjremen.
Oregon Briefs. "
More than 100 people Interested in
the dairy business and better methods
of farming attended a meeting at lone,
which was addressed by. Dr Wlthyoombe
of the Oregon Agricultural college and
by:C. L. Smith, agriculturalist' of the
O.-W. R. & N. The two visitors were
taken on a 75-mlle auto ride through
the farming districts, and expressed
amazement at the amount Of fine land
under cultivation In Marrow county. -
The Polk County FlrVPatrol associa
tion has been organised at Dallas, and
Is. onfl...of a chain. that-are-..belng. .organ.
Ized in timbered regions throughout the
state. Of the 200,000 acres of Umbered
lands in Polk county, 140,000 were rep
resented at the meeting.
Diplomas were presented Friday tn an
address by J." H. Ackerman, former
state superintendent of publlo instruc
tion, to the largest class ever, graduated
from, the Ontario nign scnooi, containing
1 members.
-A local branch of the Oregon Citizens'
TMii.-ainnai lonffTuh haa heen organised
at Dallas with H. I Fenton as presl-1
dent and Eugene Foster a secretary.
The new organization will take a prom
inent part In the fight against the refer
endum of the University of Oregon ap
propriation, which Is" also bitterly op
posed by the Dallas Commercial club.
The revised wool sale dates for Ore
gon for the 1913 season, issued at Pen
dleton by Secretary Hope of the Ore
gon Woolgrowers association; are as
follows: Morning Friday,, May 28, Pilot
Rock; afternoon, Pendleton; Saturday,
May 24, Ech; Tuesday,, June 8, Heppnerj
Thursday, June 6. Slianlko; Saturday,
June V. Baker; Tuesday, June 17, Hepp-
ner; TTiursday, une isr, rrqtmrvoa tor-
day, June 21, Shatiiko; Monday, June zs,
Madras; Wednesday,. June 2.6, Joseph;
Thursday, June 26, Enterprise and Wal
lowa: Wednesday. Jul? 2, Baker; Tues
day, July 8,. Madras; Wednesday, July
9, Berid; Friday, July 11, Shatiiko.
Edgar Shambraugh, an old settler of
La Grande, 6 years of age, was found
"dead in his home, where he lived alone,
by neighbors and .friends who battered
down his door. He is belle ved to have
died from heart trouble.
State Superintendent Alderman is , in
Wallowa county attending the gradua
tion exercises at each or tne rour nign
schools.' 'Through town rivalry, the
county high school at Enterprise passes
out of existence with this week's com
mencement - '
SUICIDE THREAT OVER
THE-TELEPHONE WAS
' NO BLUFF THIS TIME
(United Presa Leased Wire.)
Everett Wash., May 17. Hen
ry Garred, 29 years old, divorced
Friday by his wife, Is dying
from a- self-inflicted bullet
wound. He had refused to work,
his wife told the Judge. They had
been married ten years and Gar
red, as a breadwinner, had proved
a failure.'
Mrs. Garred went to Stahwood,
to the home of relatives. Late
yesterday afternoon. there came
a call on the telephone. It was
Gsrred, talking; over long-distance
from Everett
"Mary," fie said, "Won't, you
take me back?"
X
e
4
4
The wife was obdurate.
"Til kill myself if I can't have; ; 4
you," he saia. - i , . .ey
. She laughed. .
f""T've heard you say. that be- 4
fore." she taunted him. "It's all 4
biuff." '
Ho didn't , answer. There was 4
the muffled report of a shot
then silence again, 4
Glr) employes of the Sunset 4
Telephone company ' called the
Everett police. The police hurried
4 . Garred to the hospital.
4 4 444 4 4
OLD CLATSKANlE PLANT
TO BECOME SHINGLE MILL
clatskanle.Or.:JMay ,17. W. U Snider
and ton 6f Stella, Wash- have pur
Chased the old Palm mill property, re
cently burned, of the Rose City Lumber
and Shingle company.- of Portland, and
will at once begin the work of clearing
away the debris preparatory to erection
of a shingle mill, which It is planned to
have in operation in ths early fait
. .Springfield Hural Route.
'Westtrttajteai1 My-4 7i neproeentattte
Hawley iias secured thn ejitenslon of
rural free delivery route No. 1 out of
Springfield. sccommodaMnw two dozen
niorejamllles.-
CAROrJESS IS" wow
AMERICAN BRIDE
-. . - i
. Mrs. Robert F. Loree,
Baltimore,' May 17.-The latest inter
national marriage necessitated the dis
carding of a title of rank, thereby re
versing the' usual order Of such things:
When the pretty daughtheft of the Bel
gium Ambassador to Constantinople be
eame the bride of Robert F. Loree of
New York, at the Cathedral here, -a few
days ago, she discarded the title of
Baroness- Allx Moncheur and. expressed
her delight at becoming "plain Mm."
EVERYONE GOT IN ON
PROFIT, SO OF COURSE,
; THEY ALL WERE HAPPY
Her health broken by a long
Illness made it necessary - that 4
they, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheel- 4
er, of 474 YamUlU street, break; 4
upt housekeeping and sacrifice"
the. expensive furniture they had 4,
purchased to beautify tbelr,
apartments. - 4
They did not have tlmo nor. 4
Inclination to remain ; long 4
enough to find a. buyer for the
apartment as It stood, so- they
sold off what furnishings they !
could on short notice among . 4
friends and removed the . re- id)
malnder to a boarding house. '
There it was In . Xh&mwJUi,LJl..
Air. Wheeler- was on the point
of selling it to a second hand
man when he decided be could
-
make money Tor himself and the
persons who bought his furni
ture by selling -direct 4
. "By this system," he reasoned, 4
"my buyers and myself can split 4
the profit ordinarily taken by 4
the second hand man from both, 4
and each of us will profit I'll
get more for my furniture, and
they will ret It for leas than 4
they could elsewhere." ' 4
So said, so donel He adver- 4
tlaed in The Journal's classified 4
columns of oourse the tdi
brought customers, and buyer 4
and seller profited as a result
Just as Wheeler had reasoned 4
they would. It pays people who 4
are in the market for. furniture , 4
to follow up the bargains offered 4
in The Journal daily. 4
44444444444
SALEM MASONIC TEMPLE
TO BE DEDICATED MAY 31
(Salem Bureau of The Journal.)
Salem, Or., May 17. The new Masonic
temple in thi city, will be formally
dedicated by the officers of. the grand
lodge Saturday , nighJt, May 31. An
nouncement had been made that the
dedication would take place next Satur- ,
day night but the services were post-!
poned a week. v , j
The new building, which Is six stories. '
is one of the finest In the city, .costing
$119,000. The two upper floors are re-,
served for lodge purposes, and are ele-'
gantly furnished in mahogany and oak.
Besides af large lodge room, there la a!
large banquet hall, a reception hall, com
mandry quarters and commodious ante- i
rooms. Six thousand dollars was spent
for furnishings." - '
Summer Horticultural Session.
.(Special to The Journal.)
Hood ftlver, Or., May 17.-Leslle But
ler, president on the Horticultural Chau
tauqua society of Hood River county,
has announced that the sessions of the
society will be held this season from
July 21 to 28. The gathering will be
held on last year's-ground in the tipper,
T j valley, and the program committee is ar
T I ranging to have a number of prominent
Tj speakers present from abroad. Camp
j grounds and tents will be furnished for
an wno aitenu.
RESINOL STOPS
ITCHING INSrANTLY
It Is a fact that the moment Reslnol
Ointment toucbes itching skins, the j
Itching stops and Jheallng beglfis. With
the aid of Reslnol Soap, t almost al-!
ways clears wky all trace of eczema,!
ringworm, pimples, blackheads or other'
tormenting, unsightly eruption quickly,
leavlng-)the skin clear and healthy. ' -
And ihe best of it Is you need nevet
hesitate to use Reslnol Soap and Reslnol
Ointment .'There is nothing In them to j
Injure the tenderest surface. "Reslnol!
Is a doctor's prescription.' which foi 1
eighteen yars has been used by careful
rphysioians for all kinds of skin affec
tions, i They 'prescribe Resinoi rreely,
confident that its soothing, healing ac
tlon is brought about by medication so
blantf and gentle as to be suited to tht ,
njost delicate; of irritated Skin evep ol J
4 tiny baby, ;s.v ':. .- y .' ; , , , j
Reslnol fs said b pra'ctlcally" every '
druggist In the Unttfd States, .but yuuj
can prove at our expense what n wll
flry-fr;yo:WT4oyeDTjptrr?M
Reslnal, Baltimore, Md., and-we-wlll
send you by parrfel post a liberal trUi
of Reslnol Ointmenfand Reslnol Soap.
liiiLlihii Ilh.-j
iiEi'irieii'LLi;.
Huge Channel Protected by
v Dyke Included in 19
; Mile Territory. .
(United Presa Leaaed Wire.)
Oakland, Cal., May ' 17 Comprahen
sive tentative plans have been submit
ted to Lieutenant Colonel Ttrtnas 11.
Rees of the United States corps to "
Mayor Mott and other city officials for
the Improvement 'of 19 miles of the'
water front here at a .cost of $25,000,
000. '' ,- . ' ; . '
The plan provides for tha building of
a channel 700 feet wide skirting the ,
shore and protected by a dyke, while
the plan ia endorsed by the chamber
of commeroe and offlolals of the Oak
land Commercial olub, Pablla ., Worka
Commissioner Anderson declared that In
his opinion the plan was not feasible be- .
cause Its Involved too large an amount
of money. . '. ' , ...
. The plans' were submitted by (3ol
onel Ree with tna request that the ,
Various. bodies Interested confer on
them and decide the question of their
adoption. -v- '''' " '
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Metzger Excursion Postponed
To b'unUay, May -ti. Callan & Kaser. . ;
Journal Want Ada - bring results.'
journal ?3utlbmg
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Vice two-room suit fo rent.
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Tenants' Directory
BAAE, DB. GUSTAV,
mKlJl OUffl. A-SAU. ......
BFRfifTB. BROS.. Wailnaner.
816
Ground floor.... ........Tth it
BROWNE, DR. A6NES X., Osteopath,
Main 8009 606-9
BBUEEE, GU8TAVE E., M. D.
MarshaJI M, A-8463. ........ .Wth floor
suuiL, w, a., inanrance
Main 8976, A-3975.. ....S06
CHAMBERLAIN, DR. CAS. T., Eye, Ew,
Nose and Throat, H. 623, A-1371....8I8
CONSEEVATIE INVESTMENT CO.,
Maui 1007 $07
DALLAS DEVELOPMENT CO., '
Marshall 800. A-1011. ................ .314
DAVIS, JAMES N., Lawyer,
Main 674$ ..............409
DAVIS ft DAVIS, Timber Zads, r -
Main 7446 .. ...... lKh floor
DUG AN W. W., Att'y., Hata 1743,.... 409
BUTKIE-BTRACHA Bl 4k t-O., - .
Msin 6786 ...........611
XLLIOTT, J, V., Main 4831... ....816
EUBANKB CLARENCE M., Attorney,
Marahall 860, A-1011. 814
EVANS. M. 0 tain 2S69. ............ .809
EVENSON, BOSK, Hairdreaalag, Manicur
ing, Maia 708 , 6C0
n,DEAL TRUST CO.. . ...8H
riS-K TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION -
Main 4836 116
TOE, IBVIN Hi, Optometrlat,
Main 823. A-1371.. .-...B16
GARDEN OONTEST LEAGUE
Main 6889 .'.SOS
GREATER PORTLAND PLANS ASB'N. -
Main 8869, ., 809
GRIMM. J. G., M. D., Max. 944 .60S-8
HALL, ROBERT G M. D., Max. 1324.. 907
BEALT, JOSEPH M.. Mais 193 301
HORTICULTURAL. SIRS BELIEF, -
Main 8976, A-3976.....V .606
JAYNE ft O'BRTON, Attorneyi-at-Law.
Main 867 !.'..: .....atwl-B
KELSET, fEANK O.. OivU Engineer.... SOS
KiSTNER, IBANK B., ML S.
Mar. 161, A-84a.... .10th floor
LAKE LYTLE CO., Mar. 4840.. 607
LYTLE, E. E., Max. 4940.. ........ ....607
LIN DELL, J., Chironodiat .r
Main 4921, A-4863 $1$
KENEFEE, OSCAR B.,
Wholeaale Lumber, Mar, $181.,.,.... 60S
KENEFEE, L. B., LUMBER CO.,
Marshall 811$ ..614
MONTGOMERY. SB, I. H., PhysloUn end
Surgeon, M. 623, A-1371. ............ .816
MYERS w MARTIN, OateopAtha, , ' , "
MarahaU 1H 608-7
NELSON, ABRAHAM, Atty,
Main 1007 - ......907
NELSON, DR. EMTL J., Doatiat,
-Main 8790 .vj
WOHTirWTSTERlf EIEO. CO..
Mar, 6160, A 4401 4tb floor
HOBTHWlSTERaT LUMBEB CO., ,,
Marshall 6l81rrri- v...60
fimiMlNTAt, LITE nfs. CO..
Ma. 1769 ........$!$
0EHLEB ft E0BERTS0N, Boat Estate,
Mar. 423 $11
OREGON ENGRAVING CO.,
Mar. 8083, A-6454.... .'.fd floor
OKEOON FIBX RLLIEF ASSOCIATION.
Main 8978, A-3976 60S
PACIFIC LAND CO., i
Mar. 611 ....... 423
FHIPPS ft ETTBANKS, AUornsya,
Mar. 800. A-1011. 814
PINKERTON'S NAT. DETECTIVE AGENCY
Main 938 ......601
PLAYGROUND AND RECREATION ABS'N.
OF AMERICA ........8U
QUICK, B. &,, Inanranoe
Main 3976,v A-3976 ................. .ti
REYNOLDS, MISS NANCT. HILL, a S.
Main 1431 313
BEYN0LDS, T J0$V W., Q.
Main 1439 ,. 818
BICEN. LEO, M. D li, 89S. A-1371. .918
KOBE CITY LUMBEB ft SHINGLE CO.,
Mar. 8118 ....614
SCHOOL GARDEN CONTEST LEAGUE,
Main 3869 .308
BEUFEBT. T. J., Beat Estate .
' Main 198 ...8C0
SILVER FALLS'-TIMBER CO.;
Mar. 8113 614
SMITH, EICHABD C M. D.
Mar. 861, A-84o8 ... ............ lOtk floor
STERNBERG.' DR. J. Physician ami
Surrwa. Mala 623, A 1371..... ,.91
BTILES, F. L.i Builder Kj
Ti-RRY. MBS. A, Gown .
Main 8214
TBOMMALD. DB, 0. T., Main 678
VAN ZANDT, J. H., Real Eotate, 69
WARBlaS CONSTRUCnOJ C0. Ptf
Conti-aHors, M. 674, A-44.. . 7th li . r
WK8TBROOK, ft WISTBROOIC, AtWra..
- Main 1007 . . . ; . ,u7
WKSIPORT LUMBER CO., THE
Mar. 8113 614
WHITESIDE, DB. GEO,, I., PhyakUa nJ
Snrreoe, Main W84 .... f
"Wll ltN BERG, MASON, Beal ltt, '
' Marr-9M, A 101 1 ,,.-....,...,....,., S ! 4
WOODABD, M. 0 Mar, 3118 ts
WO fcRii a. Oy-1' Al' L, Aaabuuiiag Ut,
Main Ui. A li , I
'WBlUiiI-BI.tUOi I r to , LTD
Tunbr lauaa, i.ln 745. .....lit f (
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