THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. ''''SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1913.
TOWN TOPICS
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BKILIG Elorentbr and Horrleon, Kitty Gordon
In the light opera "The Kucbntret." Curtain
8:30. .-.;,. ,, ...
BAKKO Broadway and Morrlion. ( Haw
thorne, U. 8. A." Curtate :20. - ' ' , -
LYHJU Fourth and Btark. kivatiag A Flood
Alu.leal Comedy Company..- Pearl , Langley
company. T:0 and 9 p. m. v. i . ' ,
PA VJAUES Broadway and alder. VaBdevllle.
Curtain 8:80, 7:16.-:J0.- , ; i 'i.'',
COLUMBIA- Slith, between Waahlne-ton and
hmrk ata. Motion picturoa, 11 a. m. t 11 !
Cl-oHig THKATUK Eleventh and WaahlDftoa.
Motion pluturea, noon to 11 p. ra.,-
I'l-ofLU'o THEATKK Vreat Park and Aide
ata. Motion plcturea, noon to II .. ...
BAHKBALb . Portland vs. Oakland, . raclflo
Coaat league, 34th and Vaughn ate., a R. .
, FAIRS AND FESTIVALS
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OREGON BTATB FAIBSalem, Of.. September
i to October 4. -
Weattor Conditions.' .o
Portland and vicinityFair tonight and Sun
day; light froet tonight, winds uioatly north
.. dVegon and Waahlngton Fair tonight and Sun
day: llgbt front tonight; north to eaat wind.
Idaho Fair tonight and Sunday; cooler tw
.Sight eoutbeaat. portion; light froat tonight
, V i .-. , , EDWARD A. BBALS. ,
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"Wlf ' Wins Divorce Suit. Mrs. Jo
sephine B. Hoi ton wu granted a divorce
i yesterday from Frank Holton by Circuit
Judge Cleeton. The catse excited con
siderable attention when tried because
. aha charged that he securjyLja-dlvorc;
lit 1110 by fraud which was later re
versed by tha supreme court on her ap
peal. She also charged that while llv
. In g with her following that decree he
: married Jean Clark, hla stenographer.
and kept, that marriage aecret for sev
". oral month, tyvlngwlth her during the
1 time. Holton agreed to deed back to
'" her - property valued at about 1 $16,00
which he waa. alleged to have secured
by fraud. That no mistake may be
' made, In hla lntentlona. however, the
property waa awarded to her la the de
s cree. She was given custody of their
4-year-old son and 125 a month for his
support In addition to ISO a month ali
mony for herself., ' t 1
Chang ta, , F. TimearL By a
' change in the tlmeoard of the Southern
, Paclflo railroad, off eotlva next Sunday,
' train No. 14 from Ban Franolsoo, here
tofore arriving In Portland at 8:15 a.
m., will arrive at 10:40 p. m.,4and what
Is practically new train will be put
on between Cottage Grove and Portland,
arriving at 6:86 p. m. r - Trains Nos. 19
and SO are discontinued between . Glen
' dale and Ashland ami Noa. Wand II are
discontinued between Cottage Grove and
Roseburg. Minor changes on branch
lines to correspond with the greater
" changes are Included In the tentative
new schedule Just made public by the
''general 'passenger department.
r ICexloaa Floods Gulltyv--George Gal
higher, a , Mexican - of . Klamath Falls,
pleaded guilty to an Indictment charg
1 Ing him with introducing liquor on an
: Indian reservation before District Judge
Bean yesterday and, waa sentenced to (0
.days In jail and to' pay a fine of $ 100.
Gallagher, who. is reputed to be well
to do. says that 10 wiU pay hla 1100
fine instead of taking the pauper oath,
' If ha does this. It will come as a dls
tlnct shock to government officials, for
only about one oonvlcted bootlegger out
of a hundred ever pays tha cash consid
eration of hla punishment. Gallagher
was arraigned by Assistant TJnlted
States Attorney SumralL ,. v ,
VMrnl Docket 8taelL--The Medford
; term of the federal court will begin next
. Tuesday morning. United States Judge
, C. B. Wolverton will preside at this
terra. - Only two cases are set for trial,
both civil matters, and one defendant,
' Ernest Forman of Jacksonville; charged
with failure to answer a aubpena sum
y monlng him to a commissioner's hear
; ing, will enter a plea to an Indictment.
JUdge Wolverton : will bo accompanied
, by bis stenographer, Miss Margaret E.
v Fleming. .- United States Attorney Clar
ence Jm Ream as. whose former home was
v. in Medford, will appear for the term in
tha Interests of the government.
wm Vsa Hlectrleity. To do away
with the danger attending the vse of
acetylene lights at the Kelly Butte rock
pile, the county commissioners have an-
, thorlsed Superintendent Of Quarries
Eatchel to arrange for. the insuilatloa'
of electricity as a lighting medium. This
action follows the explosion at the rock
pile on September. 22 which seriously
: burned Charles Eatchel, engineer at the
Quarry and son of the superintendent,
and caused a fire which destroyed the
engine house, part of tha stockade and
damaged the machinery. The explosion
was. the result of leakage of the acety
lene fas., .,1. ; ( . .
" BetaQ Herchanta' Blnner-The next
' Informal dinner of the Retail Merchants'
' assoclaUon will be held In the Fountain
grtll of the Oregon hotel on the even
J Ing ot October T at 6:15 o'clock. "A de
bate -has been arranged between Father
O'Hara, representing the Industrial Wel
fare commission, and W. P. Olds, on the
subject of o'clock closing. There is
. also a scheduled talk .on the activities
of the Portland Ad club .against fake
; advertising, resulting in six arrests and
as . many . convictions. - v . .: v:.,
Out Full of "fcmiattcsv Eighteen alien
lunatics, boused in a tourist Pullman
s car with 'barred windows, will pass
through Portland Monday on their way
to New , york ; for deporutlon to 'their
native lands. . The party will be . sent
' from the asylum at Salem by way of
v the Southern Pacific, and .eastward over
the 0.-W. R. A N. ! Tha car , will Ja
: hauled at the end of the trains; so the
other passengers will not have to pass
through it, and the unfortunates will
s- have their meals served to them In the
Bankruptcy Petlfdoa FUed-A petition
in bankruptcy , on, the part of the firm
of Cleland & Kent, 'merchants of this
city, has ; been - filed with the federal
clerk. The individual members ef the
firm are E. A. Cleland and A, I Kent,
Oft, BENJAMIN YOUNG
t ; ; at the" N 'J
FIRST METHODIST EPIS
COPAL CHURCH .
Third and Ttylorti
SUNDAY SEfevlCES
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TWOJ5ERMONS
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, JOHN 111:16 :
Special Music-Chorus Choir
1 ' Eth Rosslyri Collaii '
H'rl Leader '.-i-.;";-
WELCOME!
j and many of the creditors of the eom-
pony are In central Oregon in the Bend
aectlon. CI eland's debts are- (1040.07,
according to his petition, and his assets
are $1782.13. Kent's liabilities total
$1640.07 and his assets are. $2012,12.
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" Few Complaints Is Juvenile Court.
Though the opening of school occurred
during the month and rather upset the
ven tenor of the lives of the children,
'September proved a month of few com
plaints and eases in the Juvenile court;
During the month only 3$ children-were
In court and of these 27 were boys. But
12 were delinquent and but two of these
Vara girls,- the remainder being depend
ent children.- The total number of com
plaints for the month was. 107 and 71
of these Were handled without the for
mality of bringing the- children Into
court Not a child, was sent to tha re
form school or the new -girls' homo at
Salem,' ; : The monthly -report was pre
pared by Mrs. Harriet E. Morton, clerk
of the court, ., " !i' '. '
Examinations To Be SeloV The Unit
ed States Civil Service Commission an
nounces that on October 27th, ltlS, the
following examinations will be held In
this city; , Associate Physicist-In The
oretical and Experimental Optics
(male) for position in the Bureau of
Standards,. Department of Commerce,
Washington, D. C. at $2,500 a year.. On
December 30-21, 1013. Assistant (men),
Teacher (men and women) and Indus
trial Teacher (men) for positions In the
Philippine service from $1,000 .to 13,000
a, year. Persons -desiring to compete
in these examinations, should apply to
Z. A, Leigh, PostoffJce Dept. - 4 ri
Conldnt Explain Xt to Oourt Strong
and able to work, and a frequenter of
the skating rinks, David Plnkua. ' 24
years, old. was unable to explain bis
Idleness to Municipal Judge Stevenson
this, morning. He , was given 00 days
on the rockplle and a flnejpf $100. Plnk
ua had been warned by the police to go
to work.. Detectives Coleman and Snow
arrested him yesterday morning in bed,
They found evidence where he had at
tempted to induce three young girls to
leave their homes and join him In roving
over, the country. Pinkus said ha bad
been sick. . -
, Husband Denied JMvorce A. A. Phil,
lips failed to show that Laura Phillips,
his wife, bad treated him with suffic
ient oruelty .to warrant a divorce in the
jAdfement of Circuit - Judge Davis and
his suit was denied. Judge Davis ad
vised him to await the statutory time
for a charge of desertion to hold good
and bring suit on that ground, , Divorce
were granted to Gertrude M. Smith
from Em 11 W. Smith and to Mabel from
Clyde E. Dougan on grounds of deser
tion. ' .Mrs. Dougan. was awarded the
custody of their two children, .
rJunk Dealer on Trial. The second
trial of Joe Adler,. a Junk dealer, for
receiving stolen property began yester
day In Circuit Judge Kavanaugh's court
and was . continued until Monday. Adler
bought 12,000 . pounds of tinfoil from
the American Chicle company and It Is
alleged that through the assistance of
JoeBlocn, a shipping- clerk for the com
pany, be secured 14.414 pounds, paying
Block $60 for the overweight. The extra
tinfoil Is valued at till Tha first trial
ended in a disagreement, y - ;
Greek Importer BatertalaaVCountryl
tnen of - John Pulos. ' the well known
Greek importer, were guests at a . ban
quet last night, the eve of his departure
for Europe for a four months' -visit.
Farewell speeches were made by P. D.
Rogogos,. James KarabeUas, G. Kallas,
G. - AboL Gus "Apospolopus, , Themis
Cfarlstopolos and Apos Adreopulos and
others. , Mr. Pulos left this 1 morning
for Chicago and Now York for a brief
visit, before embarking for Greece,
Zstata A Talned at 911,0001 Three
daughters and a son will divide ' the
tale of Thomas Moran, who died Sep
tember - 2. The estate Is valued) at
111,000. Mrs. Annie Payne, of Sauvlcs
Island, was named, executrix of the win
which was probated yesterday and waa
left $2000. Mrs. Mary Lynof f, of Long
Beach, Cel., and Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith,
of Oakland, Cel., .were each left $2000
and $3600 waa left to 'John Moran ot
San Francisco. . .
Old Offender ' Boleased For .four
years the police have been troubled with
Earl Rockford,. 22 years old. -This
morning be was before the municipal
court again, being charged with abusive
language. The mother of a young wo
man complained that Rockford' contin.
ually annoyed herself and daughter, the
latter whom he induced to leave home
recently. Rockford Is married his wife
Uving in Portland. -.The Judge allowed
him to return to her.
V Olrl ' Xoboa Arrested-Twe lt-year-old
Portland girls were arrested yester
day at t Taooma, having , hoboed their
way on a blind baggage end of a pas
senger train. The .girls are Dolly Van
Dora and Edith Vernaky. The latter is
a ward of the Juvenllel court. The girls
bad $5 cents when earohed by the ma
tron at' the Tacoma jalL The local
bureau for the Protection Of Women
was noUfied this, morning; of tha ar
rests. ,
v Sets $180 for Personal IJurles-As
recompense for injuries received when
his motorcycle was struck-by an auto
mobile driven by Mrs. W. E. Grace June
14, Felix Doern, a youth., waa yesterday
paid $150 by Mrs. Grace. Mrs. Cather
ine SchWeltser, his mother, wag' ap
pointed guardian by Circuit Judge Clee
ton who s ratified th settlement. The
boy's leg was fractured. The accident
occurred on the east sida.;"'.---;,,,'.:.
: ; The XrgesV Dahlia Gardens on "the
Pacific 'coast are located at Montavllla.
Take Mt Hood car on Montavllla line
to Eighty-ninth street thence three
blocks east and four north to farm. Au
tomobiles take Base Line to f Russell-
vlll antiAnl hnnaa! th.n nnti 1.2
. Mw. u vu, tun,
to f aim. " Donl wait too long as - tbf
xrost may come, uur nome grown bulbs
will give Jhe best results. Gill Bros.
Seei company, Portland, Or.l (Adv.)
1 SJtndanta Daaeratai anMaarii.
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Of City Superintendent of Schools Ald
erman and of School Clerk Thomas are
gaily decked with autumn flowers Sup
plied by the pupils of Woodlawn school.
Dahlias, t geraniums and cosmos are
brouatht tn tha nffirn hir fh. v.il
The flowers are the products of the
Harvest ' Festival. - Snenln,! "h,.
f eatlvar' services will be , held at t
Salvation , Armv : hall, fiannnrt , mnA - a
keny streets, Sunday at 11 a. m., -and
p. m. Staff Captain and Mrs. Andrews
Will conduct the eveninv nrvl.a . ro.a
halL.wlUJbAdecorated for-Ahe occasloa
All are Invited. 1 - ...' r- , -
65 years old-artd a retired soldier, -waa
ouir-Judge lCavanaugh -from t Addle
umiin vki tu aiouinia vi ovaaruon. -Aira
Banta is 61 years old. Burt E. Lewis
waa also arivain a .Attnrm from Omrrt. i
LewJs for desertion, ,. ; . -.
First JPresbytarian Ohnroh, Corner
12th and Alder streets. Rev. John r
Boyd, D. D., pastor, wilirpreach both
morning and evening. ; His sermon at
the 7:45 evening service will be based
upon the drama "Damaged Good a" by
Eugene Brleux. At tha morning service,
10:80, the. sacrament of the Lord's
FAIR DAIRYING EXHIBITS ARE FiRST-CLASS
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Above-Tillamook county cheese
BelowHenry W. Domea' exhibit
Supper will be. observed with reception
of members. The Session of the Church
will meet at 10:00 o'clock to receive
members. . X (Adv.)" .
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WalkUr Olub The Physical Culture
Walking club will meet at Eighty-second
and Bandy Road, on the Boss City Park
carllne, at 1:30 tomorrow. The mem
bers will either climb . Rocky . Butte, or
go out Sandy Road and return by the
Base Line Road. ;::: .. t, , ,-. t'x: :
: The Oregon liaw oboolc-The Oregon
Law School announces their- formal
opening tomorrow evening, October. 4.
We extend a cordial Invitation to all
our graduates.-. New applicants should
be presmt on this day. '811-31$ Com
monwealth bldg. (Adv.)
XonloipaUy Owned Oar Syeienu Dr.
Trimble's current Interest theme at Cen.
tenary, East Ninth and 'Pine, Sunday,
7:45 t. m. Sermon subject, "The Per
fect Life," 11 a m, Rally day Sunday
school program ', . (Adv.)
. Drama Club to ISeefc The Modern
Drama club iwill meet In lecture room
"A at the new" library building this
evening at S o'clock.. The subject will
be "Bauptmah's Weavers." The publlo
is invited. . v :.-;-'v '.';";'..''?'
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Heart Disease THls Lpuls Bans, an
old 1 carpenter, died from heart, trouble
test evening at -147 - First street - The
coroner took charge of the body, as no
relatives are known to live in the city.
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, Speeders Are FineU Three speeders
were : before the municipal court thU
morning. R. 8, Noldeke was ined $22;
Walter , Raines, $26, and 'A. S. Frohman,
lio.'-'.-T-'V'dt.v. ' 't' ;' lV'--''v:
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Huin' tfca mtbla and Fnbile oaool W
oident Bemaln Closed 7" will be Luther
R. , Dyott's theme in the First Congrega
tional, church tomorrow, 7:45. p. m. Adv.
' ; Steamer Jessie Harxias for : Casnas,
Washougal and way lapdmgs, dally ex
cept Sunday.'; Leaves. Washington
street' dock.-. at ; -P..- m. fAdv )
Art atobooL Open for; registration of
students. Museum : of " Art, Fifth and
Taylor; rst - session Monday, Octo
ber 6th.' : . .; - .(AdV.)r,
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Hot - Chicken 1 Dinner tomorrow, Sun
day, at St . Patrick's , auditorium,' ISth
and Savier stk, 12 a, m. to 7 p. m. (AdV.)
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Ohloago Dentists removed to their new
officer Panama bldg. 3d and Alder
sts. Messanlne floor. (Adv.) .,
Dr. . tr. ICcOottem, af,' D, eye. ear,
nose, throat, ' moved - - to ; 556 Morgan
Bide :'.',: (Adv.)
Dr Blof. T. Kedlwad, ' Dentist, moved
to . - 465-450 Morgan ' bldg. ,-, Marshall
'.vr.v,-. 'VVif " V, - Udv.),
V". .'. sp," 1 '1-.. 1 ' V
Four Boom - Of f loo Solta In Journal
bldg. ' Outside rooms, best location.' Adv.-
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Dr. C. O. Tonng returned from Chi
cago;'offlces 738 Morgan bldg, (AdV.) .
Dr. H. kg. Fatton moved to 735 Morgan
building. Phone, M, 3088, A-4148, (AdV.)
Dr. B O. XoFarlaad moved to Suite
857 Morgan bulldigg. - , (Adv.)'
Dr. W. A. Undsey, 501 Morgan build
Ing. ' v , (Adv.)
BIG BLAST TO BE SET : '
OFF THIS AFTERNOON.
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' If you feel the earth shiver and shake
this afternoon, do not Imagine hat an
earthquake has struck the country.' It
will, only, be the explosion of a blast
of seven and one half tons of dynamite
atrKelly-Butter-TheT'txpioirioTf-is rx-
pected to move about 40,ooo yards of
earth and rock, and will take place be
tween 3 and S o'clock. preparations
have been in progress for some time.
On December 31, 1011, a six ton blast
was set off, and moved 87,000 yards of
rock v which - has suf flood to keep- the
prisoners , busy until the present; time.
Superintendent Eatohel baa taken every,
possible precaution to guard against ao.
cldent and anticipates no. had results
from the ' upheaval . which will follow
tha firing of the blast. ,
exhibit, awarded a. firit prize.
of Ayrshire cattle.
TWO ARRESTS PER HOUB
LAST MONTH'S AVERAGE
During; September, tha police arrested
an average of two periona each hour.
'Here man" waa the chief offender, as
usual, for. the records show 12 men la
custody to one. woman arrested. .
: In his monthly statement for Sep tern
br, Harry Circle, record clerk for the
department, notes that .1530 persona
were arrested by the department Of
this number 1403 were men. , Tha hum
ber of arrests and causes were: Liquor,
654; larceny, 66; vagranoy, 171j violat
ing liquor ordinance, 41; violating, traf
fic law, 63; fighting, $! burglary, 4;
cruelty to animals, - 6; carrying- .con
cealed weapons, 3; gambling, 0; de
mented, 7; expectorating on sidewalk, 2;
employing women unlawfully, 8; visit
trig gambling- house, 23; Immoral act
27; interfering with an officer, 6; mo
torcycle speeding,, 1; oostrvetta the
street, 3; reckless, driving, 8; selling
short, weight measure, 6; sick and des
titute attended, 7; swearing, 6; keeping
dog without a mussle, 36; violating city
ordinances, 49; violating building oMl
dance, 8. . . ..' i- ' : - ., -
" ' Tha ambulance .made 25 calla ' There
were 108 street lamps reported -out Of
prdjrv' 20; fire alarms , given' and at
tended. 69 Injured persons attended, 48
lost children taken home, 600 ntilsanca
notices served, five suicides reported,
and J87 patrol wagon runs. -
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. Judga Mnrance Removed.
- Washington, Oot 4Attorney Gen
eral ' McReynolds today removed ' Judge
Cornelius D. Muranoe of., the dlstrlot
court at jKomo from of floe.. Ha did so,
he' said,' s'Tor the good of the service."
Murance had refused to resign.. , Dis
trict Attorney Bernard, S.vRodey'a res
ignatlOrl has- been accepted.
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f Use common sense buy Superior coal
$6 torn Main 164: A-1641. , (Adv!P
BOSTON
We are now located between Fenrth
and Fifth ; on Washington street
nd are prepared to give you first
class . - Work - at ' reasonable prtoea
Rubber Plates ...... .fS.OO and as
Gold Crowns ......,.3.60 and np
Bridge Work ...mJ3, 6 and tp
porcelain. Crowna....3.SO and up
liver Fillings ........ Jji )V andus
Oeld U-'"j3jObo and ui
. . . .. SB. BV. glVtOaT, Mgr..
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If you want
Next Time!
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.- v If: your Hot
;noi iadsf actordoii
at 'W. C: McPherson
Twelfth kad Aider, and see a good Hot Water Heater
one NOT ovciTated in capacity and so far ahead of some
oftheVmuchvertised. overrated, inefHcient Jieaters
that even you can see the difference, and even jee the
way in which you were stuns. Drop in and talk it over
f . ..- . ' m ..T ,1 . . aa a a .. as TZL.es eraa-aiea-a. V. a. Maa. m aa a m west s) ,
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CP TRUST FORCED
TO BOOST THE PRICE OF
' CRUSTACEAN SKYVARD
Word deceived Here' of Plan
.'Causes Hocal Dealer ,to
or so
"And now comes tha crab trust , 1
The lowly denlsen of tna sea has been
corralled,' lassoed, thrown, bound and
branded on Its right fore claw wh a
big TV ' '
The "Interests", have oapturea ,
crustacean on its own billow domain,
I.-.. . ril IrnlarhtAd. out In
the same' category with Sir Beef, and
armored to meet tna possidi "'
the ' federal prosecutors,.! tha , crao has
entered upon a new rsV.rV'J-?;1-'
Like all good, devoted proteges of the
trusts, the crab has allowed its new
guardians to boost the prioo of him sky
a . .ipm. m ha aralcomt news
to tha housewife who, if tha. tentacles
.t tk, HntwMti1 arot a. firm hold OA the
consumer, will ava W deal sparingly
With th delectable aea food, salad,
, Word of the formation of the crab
trust has oome to Portland from ship
pers of Gray's Harbor and Wlliapa Har
bor. A Portland dealer Louis Waoh
smuth, baa received,, notification from
the shippers that sv combination has
been formed, and' if any dealer here
wants to buy crabs In the future be
will have to pay a considerable advance
in the price quoted last year. In evl-
u-. -v.. "tm.t" ta ral traat
ursnvtj r.uf, w .- - ----
tha promotera hava ; prepared circulars
containing ne us. - vrtwm wu. -.
But Mr! Wachsrauth declares that be
will not pay the prices asxea. runner
more be announces that he will "bust
k. v,,t . u la now nreoarlna to
send bis power boat the Sea Dog, around
from Newport to ,. wiupa , -."- -
catch bis own supply of crabs. That the
-m k- m.rpv m nA that there Will
bo a battle royal In quest of the dainty
morsel ; in its . native naunu mu.
cated by the plans that are being made
by the crab fishers. , ;-T
I will not bow down to the crab
trust' declared Mr. Wachmutn. . I Will
fight them to a finish. It la my Inten
tion to pay the same price that I paid
1. . ... mnt nnt na cent more. Crabs
tttstlast year cost gne $U6 a dosen for
tha extra largo are this year quoted by
tna new- iruo at ex.iv.
. Tbe largo variety are raised In prion
m'' a 11 SK. ftmallar ones are
quoted at 60 cents, an increase of about
20 cents on. the oosen. 1 win not pay
these prices If I have to, close up shop,
and have notified tha trust' that I wl
have nothing to do with them at these
figures. I have handled as high as 160
nha m thla cltv in sv slnxla da
In tha past but Will never start another
tiro in my Dotting room 11 a oawe to pay
such outrageous prices for the goods."
PAYMENTS OF TAXES ?
COMING IN SLOWLY
" Payments of the second half of 1912
taxes are coming In slowly and it- la
expected that tha rush next Monday
will about swamp the tax department
of Sheriff Word's office. About $390,
000 of $630,000 remains unpaid of
these half payment- Monday night at
9 o'clock tha office will close for tha
payment of these taxes without penalty,
During tha past few days tha payments
have avaraaed about $20,000 a day. . 1
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: Chinese) SmacKler a Leper.
San Francisco, Oct. 4. Chung Kow, a
Chinese, was to have been arraigned
today In tha feUeral court here, charged
with complicity in an opium smuggling
plot He was not in the courtroom,
however, whan his case was called. Tha
Judge asked for an explanation. -He is
a leper," said the prosecutor, . land 'now
ta the pest nousa" . . , . . "
Pop Not ZIL Saya Doctor. 1
Rome. Oct. 4. In view of persistent
reports that the pop Is seriously 111, Dr.
Amlct bis physician. Issued a state
ment today to thr effect that his holi
ness' health - has not been so good - as
at present since his Illness last spring.
. Vu.h Imm w-ltuua. at a. Mliart-v a
million dollars ware Imported by Great
vntain in vum &ix-i mm oninuii tow
year. ', : -
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BITULITHIC
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Mean service, appear
anca and economy to
the man who his 9
studied paving- mate
rial. good bread
Get Royal!!
Water.yheatin
Co.'s uptown office, J
News of County Board
The. question" of cancellation of taxes
for 1913 on church property, requested
by- three denominations, will' be sub
mitted to District Atorney Kvans for an
opinion as to the. legality of any action
by: the". county commissioners. ' Sheriff
Word
reported .at be had referred tha
eatlarlaisi etAai . 1 mii4 t at thai &" I
matter
The wiring for electricity at theFraser
Detention Home, la unsafe; according to
report made by the city electrical
Inspector. An investigation will be made,
by the county commissioners. . ' 4'-
Bids ranging from $o to n. 9 zor
pairs of rear wheels for steam and gaao-
Une road . rollers .were opened. ;. Tna
phoenix Iron works, Beall Company
and the Buffalo 8team Roller company
were the bidders. . . ' v
Road Supervisor A. H. White reported
that -be has repaired ona plank of the
bridge on the road adjoining the Tay
lor's Ferry road which was reported in
bad condition, by Peter Streif f. Mr,
White -said that this waa the only de
fect in thet bridge, which Is. practically-
new, ' "V'V-i"'. j'l ' :tt":,C :A!'S
; A bid of $910 by thai McCusker com
pany for; laying plpew-wh'00 tvlr"
nlah Bull Run water to ' the Llnnton
quarry, waa laid on the table for further
consideration;',.'1 . i
A request of Thomas Boggess that
road number - 669 be repaired was re
ferred to County Surveyor Holbrook.
The recommendation of the Insurance
committee that the Broadway ; bridge
be insured for $60,000 on account of the
proximity of the Albera Brother Flour
ing mill waa filed .without action. The
committee suggested that . if , proper
terms could be . arranged the bridge
should' be insured for from - $0 to 00
perLeent of its value.i;-vf;rf -. v-
Authorlty to Aire another man for the
Burlington ferry was given Superintend
ent of Ferries- Murnane should he deem
it necessary.. He reported, that the proa,
aat crew is on duty from- o'clock in
tbs morning - to- 7:80 o'clock ati night
which la in violation of the-eight hour
law. He suggested that if an extra
man could not be secured the master of
the ferry might take two- four hour
shifts, .'..i ' r .'''. -..-'.vv,.;.?vr .,'.''-
' Two extra deputies at 8100 a month
were allowed Constable Weinberger for
the month of October to assist In clear
ing up work on hand. : Salaries of tw;o
deputies for the first J4 days In Sop
tember were also allowed. These depu
ties were allowed from July 8 to Sep
tember 1, but were needed for .the. ex
tra time..;'; '-i-. .-.,': V-7'.-,';"; 'N.
. Bids for a steam shovel for ' work
on the Columbia River highway ware
opened and turned over to Highway
Expert Lancaster. ; , ;. v':;--''' .
"In Every Toda?
Walks a Tomorrow
, ,vYour' famSjr ft'a s
right, tir, to look to.
you TODAY" for :
their care "TO-
' A wise proviiioo for.
their, 'TOMOR-'
ROW" io protection ;
in the ."company of
satisfied policy-
holderfc"
John A. Melton
Carpenter .
end Builder
Oflea and Store
Fixtures built and
remodeled.
Altering- and '' re- '
repairing houses,
Show . Cases and
v, Counters .built
OffIcev83 Second -
Factory and
street' near Main.
Phones
.- Mai
In 17871. A-lTtf
CfHOTE
ft St. M S
" f t ill
SAN FRAUGISCO
Geary Street above Union Sonar
,,. European Plan $10 day op M
American Flan S3Q clay up V
ItMitfadui
briekatructara. Third aav
ditteat at Inmdred rooms swW.beUdlas.
raUs Caatar a( tluatra a4 ntaJldia.
trier, Oa carDaMe trmaaf atrial as erar
sity. BacMaeaasiasi saati we
f.V.BALTES&nillY
1 INVITE TOUR INQUIRIES FOR 1
First and
PRIiliGH
Oalc.","
StreeU :
Xftoe SIO' Oaten Ave, Cos. Matkal arv
. aoma Seat 1423, S-SAla, :;r
Horse ambuUnoe for elen or dlsable4
animals at a moment'a ootloa . prieoe
reasonable. Report all ease ef eraellF
a una of flee. Ooa ear nnd alsba
" . -W
1 , . t-ARiittR'i
HAIR UALSAH
J t A tnllat airaa of mwlt,
. Plp.toardlfladaolni.
'v1 For Reatorias Color aad -BeautytoGrayorFadwiHaJr.
wo. and tl.oo at nrncclm.
ICchv.au 1 .u:jt..:g co
U..U...UU. wm
:ViLLSECUr;ECIL!:;iL
president of Postmasters' As-
nAMrltlAM UAArlillt I A W A wrpt t
;Pprts, Plana :
,-...1
M,,F, Davis, president of tha Prst
dential Postmastern' association ct Or- '
egon, Indorsee the campaign to secur S ;
40 feet of water on the Columbia river
1.-- .a.aw. -..u.u.''.- tw. itr.,i
Kinney, chairman of the Porta . of C i-'j
lumbia committee. ,:'i'.;'',;v . ,ss :
"It concerns every . cltisen and eyety Xu
Industry and-will enhance the value of
the natural resources of the great Co
lumbia basin," he' says., rl?.;.;'iv;;;-;'xi .,
"With the , present ' harmony of pur- .
pun, .11 wen win put mm mient imv ; '
action and the combined .efforts of the ,
people of the north west 4 are organise! ;
and centered upon a common plan, ther V
seouring the needed dredges In Vadil
tloh to the work on the north jetty. '
.."When the complete working plan la ,
arranged I would have let loose upon
executive, departmental and legislative,;
officers at Washington, such a volume
ef. letters, forceful, insistent and con- '.
vinolng that the government would be. .
forced, to recognise the need of;,lmmo-'
dlate action. - -.:, kvvv;--.,. -t---1
"But this will Uke work, hard work. -Intelligently,
directed .by some one In 'r
autnority, - assistea by . the great mass
of willing cltlsens. ; Let us all direct
oar energies to secure e. 40 foot channel
at the mouth of the Columbia In 19U.V..:
t. 'itmTKAD Or tEMOHAPB fr-'?
. irai jioruora's acta nespaate
It la better for you . and an effe.-tlT relief iV-
keat. IntlforatlDg and rcfresblns.. .
'A'irt-.--"'-'.''., ..; (Ady )
-iVi::
Journal Want Ada bring results.':
Journal Building
BTXX in WATZS VBEO THX000H.
, 4 , out this jnouaHo- ; - ;
y-: Tw 8ltaa aad 81ale Keoma. ;
Tenants' Directory
BAAS, SB. eOBTAT,
atoiB' aula, a-uuo.
...... $16
usual aaua., waupapar, v- . -
. Orouod floor .......Broadway
BROWNE, DB. AGUES HU, OataapAth. .
Mala 80 ........... ..77. .Kit
BKUXBE, OtTBTAVB X., MV D. -
Maraaad A MS..... ....... 10th floor
BVEJJL, W. B., Inauraaoa -. ..'.i,
1 Mala 1975,' A-8976 ...........).......
OHAMBEaLAIM, SB. CHA8. T., Eye, Xar.
Koae ant Throat, at. 61M, A-l7l....91i
00NSC&VAT1VS UrViSTaLtNI CO.
Mai 1007 .............W
DALLAS DEVELOPMIHT CO .. -
Maxaball 0O, A-1011.. ,...,.....$14
DAVIS, JAItAS V., Lawyer , ' .
. Maia tTiS ................ ...........101
8AVI8 DAVIS, T lot bar Luis -
Maia im ..........lltb floor
DUOAJT, W. W., Att'y., Mala 174. ...ul
SUXUli-OTBACKAM CO. .
Maftin 6766. a - o a. . . aeTM
ELLIOTT, J. V., Mala 4139 ..........116
EUBAKKB, CtABEalCS M., Attorney. ; .
MarahaU 800, A-1011.,,., .....814
FEDERAL TKUBT CO. 1 , t :';.--ir ;:;,
Marahail 100, A-101 1 814
I1SK TECHUIS , ASSOOUTIOV
Maia 4S3& ................ ...........110
yox, IK VIS B., Optomatrlat
Maim eSI, A-1471 .................... 114
OBIMM, I. 0., M. D., Mar. 944... ...604-1
HaLL, BOBtHT O., M. D., Mar. 18S4..907
HFALY, JOSEPH AC., Maia 18S. ...... I0l
UOE'XICVLTUBAL IVUt BEUET,
... Main JOT, A-8878;,; ......60
IAxM 0'BBXOM, AttoraayaLaw.
Maia Ubl 6014
XKLBJiY, rEANK 0,, OivU EnlBOor....03
KIBK, EOYDtM C... 70
JUBlilEB, I BANK M. , v ; - -. '
Mar. Ml. A-lHa .............,10th floor
IY1LE CO., Mar. 4C49 ......... .407
CitE, X. Z., Mar. 494 .........
ElNUJBLL, .. OhiropodiaV ,
Maia 481L A-4aa3 ...,.....'.....,.'...818
MENKrUi. 680AB ,
WboloaaXa Lumber. Xar. 8188 t ,.,. .104
MEMEEEii, L. B. LBM. 0. . ' , .
MarahaU 1111 ....... .............. ...114
aOMTQOKEBf, PBv 9. H., fhyaielaa and
Suraooa, M. oS, A-1S71..... tl
MYEoia MAKIIN, Oatoopotha.-, . ,
MarahaU ,...........,,..,901-7
BELalOM, AJBAKAM, Atfy. ,v ; ,
Main 1007 ...........901
BkiaOH, Da. SHU. 3n Soattat ,'.., (.
Maia 9294 .....907
XOHTirWESTXBM XXZCTXIO 00.
Mar. 8160, A-4401 .......4th flow
XokthweiStexn XITMBXK 00. o
MarahaU kill .j-.................. ..909
OCCIDENTAL UTX WS. 00, (J
, MtajTs 4M a a a ol4
0EEGOW EMOBAVIHO CO. i ; .
. Mar. 8033, A-MS4 .............. .9d floor
okeoon rfgx BEUzy asboctation
Maia 9978, A-J878 ....a...,..,,,, ...i.tOt
tAOiflO LAND CO1 ;vvyV',' ...
Mar. 489 .................... .........HI
iirpe liAM5n w .i v 814
riNNJbMTON's'ltAT. PXTXOflVX AQXNOx
Main 938 , .....Kit
rLAYOSOUND AND SXCBXATIOM ASS N.
. OF AME&ICA .,.U1
aVlOX 8W IsssraaeOf ' v;i;i.-" '.'. 1
9, A78 ...... . .....401
BEX MOLDS, MISS MAMOT HIIX, O. $.
Main 1438 ..Ill
BEY MOLDS, JOS. W., 0. . !,,.,, ... .,, ,
Main M39 .Ill
lOBK Cm tUMBXS BHINOLX CO.
Mar. 8118 ........................ ...lit
IEUFERT, T..J., Xao4 Xaute. ,,- y ,
Mailt l I5
BMITU. BlCHAftB O M. P.
Mar. 151, AH 10th flot
iTEBNBESe, . DR. V ., fayaiclaa a.4
Buraooa, Main 419, A-1371. ...m
STILES, F. L., Builder , t 1
TROMMALD, DR. e. 1., Mata 874., l
WARfcfcN-XONSTRUCTlON CO.,
Oontraotnr, M. 87. A l.?M. , . ,7tT I ,
WEbXBROOK WESTiaOOJt, Atlorn- ,
Mam loot ....
WhblPOHT tUMBE 00., THE
Hir. 118 !
WHIXEbii'E, DR. "HO. S., rh.. .nti
8inir-.in, Vftla l1' ,.i (
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W0O0, M, ., I "- !
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