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8 THE. OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1916. PRESIDENT ENTITLED TO PROGRESSIVE A t e.. " . . JOHN P. Republican Speaker of House : j In 1911 Active Supporter 5 r of Wood row Wilson. POLICIES ARE REVIEWED Xaeord of AcMevemsnts Recalled In XittUr to tha Dsmooratlo Stat Chalnnan, Bamnel Wnlt. a. Republican speaker of the house of representatives at the 1911 session of the state legislature and who went with the Progressives when the spilt earn. In 1912, Is now actively support ing the candidacy of Woodrow Wil son, lie is anromlnent lawyer of east ern Oregon, lie says that President Wilson has caused to be enacted Into Jaw most of the thing for which the Progressives stood. Ia a letter to 6am- vei wnite, Mr. nusic says: ldent "Wilson Is entitled to the earnest and active support of every voter who believes in the principles set forth in the platform of the Progressive party Of 1912. All such voters are duty . bound, it seems to me. to vote for his ( f .-election inis year. 1 ani lor presi dent Wilson and his re-election: Termed True Progressive, . Because President Wilson is a sen : "Ulne and true progressive himself. : Because his Republican opponent Is HOt a Progressive of any kind or at all. '.This Is proved beyond question by j uage tiugnes opposition to trie aoop , tton Of the Income tax amendment to the federal constitution, his veto of the twa Mtlt rftllrnail rfltn hill anri f f tha run mirniii train prw ni I wni a cmxr - ruor ui new ion. jna aouoiy proved by the great company of unre-g-enerated old tlm machine Republi cans that brought about his nomina tion, and that is the backbone of his support for election at the present time. - , I am actively supporting President enacted In law almost all the demands we Progressives made in our "Cov- , cnamw un me reopie or isis. ' We Proeresslves demanded In 1912 SAYS RUSK YOU CANNOT BUILD A GRANITE OXJ) PASKXOITE3 (ooarse) WhoIeWheat Meal Tha best health building health cereal i'. . in Christendom. We grind it. OU raBEioKXD wLLnra oo , 841 Holladay Ave., Cor. Crosby. Phone Zast B750, There' a Big Difference Between the eld-fatblooed way of finishing automobile tenders and booda with paint and varnlah, and tb modern war of "BAKED ENAMEI.I" Auto manufacturer axe now oln alted Koaroal xclustT!?. It's dellghtfullj tanUfnl nd laata. "There's a reason." Tfil ENAMEL BAKE OVENS. ', ' . J. C. Wanwck, Prop. 604 Bnrnalde St. Pbonas Main 8435t A.-4240 FINKE BROS. Maker of BAXXX3X.S, TANKS. TO AJTD BPKUCE STAVE HEADS. ETO. Oak and Hazel Hoops in any quan tities? 183 Madison, nr. Hawthorne Bridge. Always on the Square." LAYTON COOPERAGE CO. ' Makers and Dealers in NEW AND SEC- r ond-hand rs arrets 327, Water Street. Main 3147 OlASS SIGNS MET All Acme Sign Co. and Blast, Chipped Olaas, Acid Etching. Special Prices on Quantity Work. 414 Davis St., Portland, Or. We reproduce your DESIGN or .PICTURE on PENNANTS, Show Cards, Advertising Bang-era, Etc. V NO CUTS NECESSARY. MILES SIGN CO., ST ARK STREET. The Bergmann Custom Made Wehfoot Brest Bhoa for the BT78IKE8S, STREETCAR, HAZX ROAD OR POUCEMAX. Awarded OoIA Medal P. P. X. S. 1915 Removal Notice - THE PACiriO UOSEB WORKS has removed from , 85 Bast 8th St. to 600 Alblaa At. Plioa. Eaat 299. See ns'for ladders, breakfast tables, - adjustable scaffolds, stepladders. ?., atools, etc Montana Assay Office G0ri, rXATIXTM AND SILVER HEFINEKS. aaayara, SmoHera, Oeflnara and Buyers of Gold, Platinum, Silver, Hlgb Grade Ore. Jew elers' Sweeplnga, Photo Bllrar, Nitrates, Etc Producers of Dental and Jeweler' Gold and' pller Flat stock. Wire Solder. Chlorides, Nl Tates and Edgs strength Allor. a-3B-3S 2d at. UarsaaU 2728. TRIPOLINE Baa three times the value of any other Soap puts, because with slightest effort It quickly eleanses and polishes silverware, nickel, alum inum, enamel, marble and woodwork, and will cleaase the hands without Injury to the moat eelleatav cuticle. It Is antiseptic and healing and much less Is renulred to accomplish its ebiert. At your dealers, or direct from us ajlxPOXXHX CO., ! Mais Street. W. H. M'Monies & Co. iMakers of Horse Collars. itaxor strops. Auto - Tires rebuilt and rtnuhU treaded. Vulcanising- and repairing. "We buy old auto, tires. '- PSOBB EAST 143. Xactory 440-442 Haaoook St D a aw that "Invisible governmenf should be destroyed. President WUson baa dose this. We demanded a non-partisan tariff commission so that the eternal tariff question should bo removed from poli tics. President- Wilson baa' accom plished this very thing. We demanded an Income tax and an Inheritance tax. We have both these under President Wilson. We demanded the repeal of the In come tax and an Inheritance tax. We have both these under President Wil son. We demanded the repeal of the In famous Payne-Aldrlch tariff law. with its tax levied upon the breakfast table of the laboring man. President Wilson saw to it that this was accomplished. Currency Issue Settled. We demanded that the control of the currency be taken away from Wall street, where if had rested for years under Republican administrations, and restored to the general gevernraent, where It belongs. President WUson has done this.' We demanded, for the benefit espec ially of the farmers, that we should have a parcels post, rural credits, and good roads. All these, with several other measures for tha benefit of the rural communities. auch as the agri cultural extension bill, have been given us by President WUson and his admin istration. , We demanded that the trusts be curbed, that the merchant marine be fostered and extended, that the army and navy be enlarged and strengthened, and all these we have seen accom plished under President Wilson. In arhort, practically our entire plat form has been enacted into law under President Wilson. Then why should any Progressive refuse him his hearty and active eupport? I -am for President Wilson because there Is not to be found in the plat form of the Republican party a single word, sentence or expression that would not have been Disced there if j such platform had been publicly writ ten by the Murray Cranes, ihe Boies renrouea, tne Jim Watsons, tne need Smoots and all their kind. Wilson Meets All Demands. And the name is true of the speeches made by Mr. Hughes in his campaign. He has-said nothing, he has advocated nothing, he has made no criticism of the Wilson administration, that could not "have been made, and that would not have been made, had the "old gang" come out openly at Chicago last June and nominated, as they coold have done had they dared, Joe Cannon, C. W. Fairbanks, or any other of their own numbers. Preaident Wilson has proved himself big enough for every demand made upon him during more than three years, and whatever the result of the November election may be. history will enthrone him alongside of Washington, Jefferson, Jackson and Lincoln In the hearts and memories of the American people. Surely there are many other reasons not mentioned by me wh.y every Pro gressive ought to support President Wilson for re-election, and I know of no solitary reason why a real. Kenulne Progressive should vote against him. Very truly vours, JOHN P. RUSK. Steel Stamping to Your Order PURDIN BROS. Manufacturers Of Oorrngated 'Ash Cans, Air Tight Heaters and Camp Stoves. F. A. Purdin. Prop. Phone East 4601 180-183 Union Ave.. Portland, Or. They're Made Klfht Here!" OREGON PAPER BOX FACTORY F. Dlelschneider. Prop. PAPER BOXES AND NOVELTIES Equal rjf any on earth and no fancy prices. 3d FX.OOB. 841-345 BTABX ST. "It's Entirely Different" Economy Hydraulic Stump Splitter and Puller A New Idea nd Most Perfect on Earth! 1226 EAST 30TH ST. NORTH F. E. KENNY, Inventor and Builder Phone Woodlawn 1798 KORINEK REMEDY 0. Manufacturers of Veterinary Medicines adapted for diseases of horses, cat tle, sheept poultry and pet animals. Compounded by graduates of the foremost Veterinary Schools. . Derby and Columbia Boulevard, North Portland Station, Portland, Oregon. BROOMS ! Manufactured by . Zan Bros. Inc. SUNSET BROOM WORKS Office 50-52 Front St. "We Make 'em by the thousand V C. D. EDWARDS & SON BASKET WORKS 1046 Macadam St. Phone Mala 889. SpUnt Market Baskets a specialty. Country orders solicited. OBAFE AND HOP In any quantity, on ahortest notice, from our Big Factory. Portland Basket& Handle Co. Bakers of ZTery Kind of splint Baskets Known Fhons Main 6997. s&a Macidam 8t Leupold, Voelpel& Co. ' Bakers of SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS Surrwying, Hydrographic, Nautical 107 EAST 70TH ST. NORTH PO&TLAHD. OHEOON ASX BOB GEB1TZBB Klenzo A soap for each purpose, 10c to SOc per pound. Ask your grocer he should have it. Portland Soap Products Co. 871 Hawthorns. Tmt 3478. LABOR P OF T. R: TO 1NFIUENCE WORKERS Even Colonel Can't Break Into Labor's Solid Support of Wilson, He Believes, CALLED SUPREME EFFORT Roosevelt Speech at Wllkesbarre, Pa, Believed to Be Lut Secperata At tempt to Alienate Workers. New York, Oct 14. James Lord, president of the mining department of the American Federation of Labor, de clared here today that Colonel Roose velt's speech at Wllkesbarre this eve ning will be an absolutely failure as an effort to alienate working men from President Wilson. "This Is the- supreme effort of the Hughes people to break tle solid ranks of labor," said Lord. "They realize that the nation's wage earners are united politically this year as never before in the history of the country, and they are counting on Mr. Roose velt's personal popularity and plausible professions as the one and only for lorn hope of preventing a landslide for Wilson In every Industrial center of the country. "The anthracite miners at Wllkes barre may give the colonel a cordial greeting- because they like him person ally, although even this is doubtful. They cannot forget that he Is asking votes for the man who signed the Dan bury Hatters' decision as Judge and at tacked the eight hour law as candidate. "Worklngmen have little patience with legal quibbling and technicalities, and all the analysing and hairsplitting of which Candidate Hughes la capable will never make them lose sig'ht of the one big fact that Wilson Is the first president to come out flatfootedly for the eight-hour day and that he has thrown all the Influence of his great office behind the movement to extend Justice to all industry. That Is what President Wilson has done and they can't belittle it or explain it away." When writing or ealilna on advertisers. plaaae mention Th Journal. An. ern Way of making- over all kinds of mattresses at small cost Into Sanitary Folding Mattresses Is the way shown here. Feather beds made Into folding- mattresses with summer and winter sides. Wool Batts Carded, Too Phone for literature which we will gladly mail. Folding Mattress Co. 606 Williams Ave. Phone East 6874. Wool Batsand Mattresses A NT SIZE ABB "WEIGHT. Buy Dlieet Prom Manufacturer. Blankets, Mattresses end Feathers Renovated. We do Custom Carding-. Crystal Springs Finishing Works 135 10th. Bear Alder. Phone Main 2674 PETTIT FEATHER & BEDDING CO. 313 B. 12TH ST!. POBTXAUD. OB manufacturers of high-grade Comfort ers. Pillows and the famous Never spread Mattress. Ask your dealer to see them. UNITED MATTRESS CO. BAST 7TH ABO HABCOCX. "The Place That Pleases." MATTRESSES MADE and SclentlflcaUy Benoyated. Satisfaction or no pay. We call and deliver. Phone East 870. The Knitting Factory Store invites you to come down and see the New Sport Sweaters and other knit goods Portland Knitting Co. ISO Third St., Near Morrison S6 WII MAKE AXX. XXBDS OP Hearse, Auto and Truck Bodies and Wheels better than the ordinary and at very reasonable prices. See us before you place that order. Everything guaran teed. OXEOOB B-BAttBB BOOT WORKS, Second and Taylor Streets. O. O. Wentworth 0. O. Irwin Columbia Carriage & Auto Works AtrrovoBirx bodies. sparKOS. toro DiOa, PAISTtNO, OEJrSKAX, BEPAIB.MQ. 00-111 Promt Street. Portland, Orec-on. I MAN RED IS FAILURE 2 IPThe Mod- FACTORY NEWS 4- The increased - demand for large sized lead pip required by northwest ern paper mills' and shipbuilding con cerns has stimulated tha Northwest Lead ft Machinery Co. to greatly en large its plant at 809-11 Front atreet. It is now manufacturing pipe from to 8 Inches In diameter and any thickness of wall dealred. The Coin. Machine Manufacturing company has a complete die casting1 department in operation, and la pre pared to handle the heaviest or most delicate work In this line. It Is now making electric water heaters' and electric melting pots of new and pat ented pattern. A guarantee of five years is made on these article. The water heaters are taking the place of the coils In wood and coal ranges, while the melting pota are used in newspaper offices employing linotype machines. Th company's equipment 1 is exceedingly complete. ; A laundry tray that does not crack or scale on account of heat r cold is now being produced by tho Arrow Ce ment Laundry Tray company, 645 Rhine street, according to 4ts repre sentations. A scientific mixture proc ess, patented and kept secret, has been evolved, and lndeetrhctlble trays are turned out A good coastwise trade Is being developed. The Durable Roofing conrjsany has Just shipped five carloads of its pat ented roofing paper to China. Thin Is a Portland product coming into wide demand along- the coast It Is recelv- ing, following thorough testa, the com- mendatlon of fire Insurance officials, and as a result, as a building mate j rial, is achieving a merited popularity. The contract for overhauling and repairing the United States dredge latsop, at a cost of S6500, has been awarded to the Helser & Unden Iron Works, 423 Twenty-second rtreet. Thig concern Is also constructing a new dredge for the Port of Portland dredge Tualatin. A large order for steel and iron castings has been booked for a Seattle ship building concern. The company is closely following the mar ket for marine work. The Pacific Ladder Works has re moved from 85 East Eighth street to 606 Albina avenue, and has enlarged Its plant. The concern manufactures all kinds of step ladders, stools. Iron ing boards, drop leaf breakfast tables, adjustable scaffold, and other arti cles of like nature. The factory In Woodstock designed for the manufacture of Lust'erol, a wood polLsh, has been recently en larged because of a greatly increased demand for the product. The manager of the Folding Mattress company, 506 Williams avenue, "inserted the company's advertisement in this de partment last week, and phones: "lam mightily pleased with the results." All Our Manufacturers Should Practice What They Preach "Patronize home industry." The slogan has been on tap so long that most of u give It little heed. And in this neglect we knock at the very foundation of a city or nation's strength. The city that contributes the major portion of its substance to the maintenance of foreign industries cannot become rich. Its wealth must be kept in circulation among those whose industry created it. It is the constant drain that empties the treasury. When the leak is greater than the supply, it is but a question of time until the bottom is reached. These things we must understand. Every advertiser of these pages i3 actually committed to the principle of supplying his wants, as far as possible, from products of Portland factories. Their motives are not altogether altruistiof They have bonded them selves thus as a matter of self-protection. It is a principle of the sound est commercial sense. They will do their part. Will the rest of us help them? HOW TO DO IT. Try this, for instance: When you need carbon paper, call East 876. When F. E. Thompson or hU assistants answer, order a box of Columbia carbon paper. Then see how good it is. It is manufactured right here at home. In conversation recently, he said: "Carbon paper materials have increased in price from 50 to 400 per cent. Our local product has not increased a penny. We have been be sieged with offers of cheaper materials tor our manufactured product, but I have utterly refused having anything to do with them. Unless Port land patrons are loyal to me, I will suffer loss thereby. "The quality of the paper shall be kept up, no matter what the ex pense. I will have to sell at a trifling profit, but when the war ends and prices go back tO' normal I shall have my trade. My trade is confined almost entirely to Oregon and Washington. Seven-tenths of it is in Portland. "Even if I desired, I could not afford to play false with this clientele; On repeat orders depends my success. To lessen the quality of my prod uct would certainly destroy my business. I am selling the paper at slightly more cost than I would if using the cheaper materials. The service it renders makes it less expensive in the end." FIRST-CLASS GOODS. It is hoped that business men will study all the announcements on these pages and take them seriously. Portland product are the equal of any in the world. Considering merit, they are sold as cheaply as any in the world. These facts are un questionable. Unswerving loyalty, then, should exist between the various manufac turing enterprises of the city. It is a community interest measured by dollars and cents. Here, again, the golden rule applies. If others are loyal to your in terests, you should be loyal to those manufacturing interests that are with you. Have your housewives buy, for instance, corn and oat meal products from which the life has not been extracted for other by-products that bring higher prices. See that table condiments and pickles bear Portland labels. They are made under the most sanitary conditions. The best material possible goes into them. They are products of Oregon's rich soil and climate. The cookies, crackers, noodles and other pastries you consume are made equally well in Portland as elsewhere. They are fresher, more de lightfully palatable. But outside of the goodness of these things, one gets satisfaction from another source. Their increasing local consumption means increasing pay rolls at the factories. Increasing payrolls mean more money in circula tion here. . Hesse -Martin Iron Works Corner East 7th and Belmont Su. , ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS ' Elevating, Conveying, Screening and Transmission Machinery Contractors' Equipment and Saw Mill Machinery PACIFIC COAST PRODUCTS FOR PACIFIC COAST INDUSTRIES COIN MACHINE MANU FACTURING GO. 984 EAST Coin-Handling Devices, Turnstiles, Electric Water Heaters and Electric Melting Pots with 5 years' guarantee Designers and Manufacturers of fine Dies and Tools. LIGHT MANUFACTURING IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES hand will be saying the same thing before the expiration of their contracts. They will find this "mighty good ad vertising!" Messrs. Rhyner and Dicke, of the Rhyner-Dlck Cement Eton company, will soon depart for Dayton, Ohio, to personally superintend and complete the two- large bridge ornamental ce ment stone jobs they have 'there. They will be absent three or four months'. The Master Incubator company, 416 Jessup street has completed Its fac tory building, and is now turning out a great number of chicken incubators each week. These are a new thing in incubators, and declared to be superior to-Jiny on the market. The Snodgrass & Williams Co., mak ers of the famous hip metal shingles for roofing ridges, is feeling the im pulse of building activities throughout the interior towns and villages of the northwest. Its trade Is better than for many months. . Finke Bros, and the Layton Cooper age companies are up to their necks in furnishing containers for sauerkraut. elder, vinegar, etc. This 1. their busy season. Fur Garments. The firm of G. P. Rummelin & Sons; is known from ocean to ocean for the excellence Of the fur e-armnta urn. I duced in its factory. In the forty and more years it has existed, a high etandaxd of honor has been main tained. The quality of it garment bas never been questioned. O. P. Rummelin established the business in 1870. Members of the Rummelin family have passed away, and the affairs of the concern arTnow In thA hnnria nf C li A nnl.Mth I ... - w icaiu, nn owner, a man thoroughly skilled in the manufacture of fur apparel. The business is conservatively en larging into one of the largest Indus tries of its kind on the coast. Mrs. Applegath assists her husband in the enterprise. Send in News. If you are interested in the propa ganda of supporting home business, let The Journal hear from you. Let each manufacturer and each advertiser ap point himself a committee of one to tend in for publication things of pub lic interest concerning his business. It will have a place In these columns of the Saturday afternoon and the Mon day morning editions. The editor of this department has not yet been able to visit all of those for whom these pasc are dedicated. In a few weeks he will have had time to visit among those whose interests are the vital Interests of this city. Classified Directory. Elsewhere will be found a classified manufacturers' directory, published for the convenience of purchasers of TOWN 17TH STREET JOHN W. KELLY WAS NEWPORT HOTEL MAN 6 - sy f r -y T'-'iipj -y i.i r ji y m.Misjiijmiup immji.uuaiiiL I, js" - 8 f . v-L-w 8 5 X S 7 - Z" ' Y I i "J "-2 '''1 I v i r j i B l t , ? - -Tf f I John Matrons Kellj. Newport, Or., Oct 14. John Wat rous Kelly, who died here October 8, was born in Oregon City, Or., June 7. 1S63. Mr. Kelly came to Newport In 1918, and in December. 1914, was elected mayor of this city, which office he held one year, being succeeded by R. A. Bensell who is now mayor. Mr. Kelly bought the Irvln house at Nye Beach, now known as the Hotel Kelly, a fam ily hotel known to many Portland peo ple. Although Mr. Kelly had been sick for a year he had continued to run the hotel. He had been an ardent sup porter of the railroad company now building from here to Portland. He suffered from Inflammatory rheuma tism, Sunday morning, October 8, he suffered a stroke of paralysis, and died at 9 o'clock. , The bodyj was sent to Oregon City Monday morning, and the funeral was held there Tuesday. home made products. It Is Intended to have this complete, but there may be some factories omitted. If readers will mall us names of such, they will be Included in the directory, and with out charge for publication. The direc tory should be a purchasers' Kuide. ON A CLAY FOUNDATION JONES' Loganberry Juice With twenty-five years' experi ence in the FRUIT JUICE BUSI NESS, it has made It possible for us to manufacture A PERFECT BEVERAGE. IN ordering Loganberry Juice, ask for JONES BRAND and be convinced. Jones Bros. & Co. rOBTLAJTD, oBzaozr. HZWBE5Q, ORECKm. WATSoirvmiaj, cat Ask Your Dealer for FAMOUJS Doernbecher Furniture Made in Portland Main 8229 Furniture Safinlihed The Wicker Shop 388 Morrison Street I Oppoiite Old. Wortman b Klaf'a. Trays Lamps ' Baskets Book Blocks Tea Wagons Water Colors Picture-1 rames Ftrmltnr te Ordar. CARMAN'S GUARANTEED FURNITURE Of ail Dealers. Hade ia Portia d. PORTLAND FURNITURE MFG. CO. Makers of COUCHES, LOUNGES, UPHOLHOLSTERED FURNITURE, MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS 249-1259 Macadam Road Main 809 A-3513 MAjnrFACTrntxxs or Portland, Oregon. "best nr Thla Trade Mark mean, tb flnrst MaodollDi, Guitars and Banjo, in tb. world, and the wonderful con tralto roitvd Viol in a. all mad. by THE COUXXEB CO, of I'ortland, oat of Orjan woods the best. Made at 227- Washington St., The LabUe Bid-., Kooma 811. 812 and 313. Fine repairing at etoae price. X. E. Coulter, La tier. JrtfcMrH. On ZAJTS 875 for hitrbest grade typewriter ana pencil. CARBON PAPERS la Portland and trvaxantaed. 1S MARION COUNTY RAC FOR ATTORNEY'S JOB IS GOING TO BE HOT Outside of Presidential Elec tion, Prosecutor's Contest Is the Most .interesting, THREE CANDIDATES OUT S. A. Slover, Former Portland Police Chief, Prohibition Candidate for Sheriff; Two Oppose Him. Salem. Or., Oct 14. Interest In the contest for district attorney of Marion county overshadows all others with the exception of the presidential battle, here. L. H. McMahon, Independent. Grant Corby, Democrat, and Max Gehl her. Republican, are the candidates for prosecutor. Candidates for other offices are as follows: Clerk, U. O. Boyer, Republi can and Lyllth M. Cannon, Socialist; Sheriff, W. I. Needham, Republican; E-. W. Ross. Socialist and E. A. Slover. Prohibitionist: assessor. Ben K. West. Republican; John O. Streinbrenner, So cialist, and John B. Moorman. Prohibi tionist; surveyor, B. B. Herrick Jr., Re publican; treasurer, D. C. Drager, Re publican; V. P. Reddaway, Socialist, and Charles R. Scott. Prohibitionist; commissioner, L. O. Iladley, Socialist, and J. T. Hunt, Republican; coroner. A. M. Clough, Republican, and T. T. Mo Clellan, Socallst; constable, Percy M. Varney, Republican; representatives In legislature: Sam II. Brown, Seymour Jones and Ivan G. Martin, Republican; Charles F. Elgin and W. AI. Jones, Republican-Progressive; Hattle Cam eron, Mrs. W. A. Chapman and Frank S. Ward. Democrat; Luther D. Cook. Oliver Jory, Enos Presnall and Levi D. RatUff, Prohibitionist; S. W. Bo sanko and O. F. Sherwood, Socialist. No Fatal Accidents ReportexL Salem, Or., Oct. 14. None of the 808 accidents reported to the state In dustrial accident .commission during the week ending Thursday night was fatal. Of the accidents reported, 157 were subject to the provisions of the compensation act. The following ls a list of the accidents by Industry: Sawmill 62, looping- 34, construction C. TTnda, nm Woodlawa 1S7S M. J. Helr. Km. Phot Eaat 43SS Helser & Unden Machine Works, Inc. Dei ignrt and Builder of Special Machinery 9S-5-7- X. ttd St.. Bat. York and Kd. Phonn Main 7248, A-7211 Pacific IronWorks Structural Steel and Iron fox Buildings and Bridges We carry In etock a complete line of Beams, Anlea, Channel", Tees and Mill Plates. PORTLAND, OREGON Thayer, Shaver Gulley Machine Co. General Machinists and Bulldera of "EVER-READY" TRUCK ATTACHMENTS for all makes of cars. 1-ton attachment $380 lH-ton attachment 410 8-ton attachment 80 Pbone East 7437. 193 E. Water Bt. Independent Foundry Company Portland, Oregon. GBJSY IKON AND BEMI-STXXIi CASTINGS 1. D. Booit JT. M. MoCaulty RELIANCE Wire & Iron Work Manufacture" of all ktnda of WIRE AND iaOM WORK RAIXX1KGS AJTD FENCES. Ornamental Iron Work, 8park Onarda. Etc. E. 10th and Flandora. Fhona Eaat IMS. PENINSULA IRON WORKS Fourers, Machinists Pattern makers. "Peninsula'' Gray Iron and Semi-Steel Castings for all purposes. Transmission and Special Machinery. Mill. Marine and Gen eral Renalr Work. Phon. Coltun M. 14. St Jonas. Portland. Or. fjrt 217 Tpl.phone A-2317. Smith & Watson Iron Works Foundry and Machine Shop, 412 FRONT STREET Manufacture and repair all linen of machinery! and oast anything-. Western-Tool and Die Work ANDY FRITZ. PROPR. Manufacturers of SHEET METAL STAMPINGS AND DIES 308 PTITH STREET. Tela. Broadway 8769. A -3 837. Snodgrass & Williams u'.k.ra of A ft W, METALLIC HIP IHIW. GLE3 only watartia-bt hip thing-Ua mad) Craatinca, iinuua, atwuunw at. Electro Galvanizing Works If 4 and Baad Bta. HOT AND ZLECTKO GALVANIZING, TIN. KINO AND C0PFE& SMITHS. Martia LeUsr. Prop. Mais HOI. ; DAHLIAS Fall CataloTu. ef Dutch BnTba, Parauiala. Mnraary stocks sow raady seat fra aa mqoast. GILL BROS. SEED CO. Tabor 2683. Portland, Of. SS, railroad operation 13, iron and at eel Oft ma .klMhttllJInM 1 ' n. I rl - iui oii.yuu.4ui.e AT. iat Inf 12, meat packing 8, department store 7. machine shop 7, cannery 8, farming 8, tank and pipe 4, quarry 4. . fuel company 4, flour mill 3, telephone and telegraph companies 6. transporta tion 3. cement manufacturing 3, light and power 2, meat market 3, cooperairo 2, furniture manufacturing 8, ware house 2, tin shop 1, Woolen mill 2, and for the following one each: trespasser, traveler in highway, pavinpr. fruit prod ucts, food .products, bottling- works. window cleaning, ice plant, dredging, house moving, painting, condenser, dairy, teaming, belt manufacture, sand and gravel and bakery. Incorporations Ar Filed. Salem, Qr., Oct, 14. The following articles of incorporation were filed lth Commissioner Schulderman. Fri day: Whithed Mining1 company, Un ity, $15,000. Joseph Wham. Alfred Whited and C. L. Johnson; Damascus Creamery company, Portland, 150,000. Andrew and Peter Vetsch and Ulrich Gantenbeln; Cnnby Investment com pany, Cnnby. $4000, H. B. Evans, Ar thur Graham and H. A. Dedman; Farmers" Merchandise company, Port land, $1000. J. O. Goldlhwaite, C. C. Shaw and Ernest W. Hardy; Gardnej Wilklnson Lumber company," Uend, and D. K. Stuart. The. llonrcio Mill company, a Washington corporation, was given a permit to do business In Oregon, with headquarters at Kugene. The Portland Rubber Mills, Inc.. filed notice of increase of capital t ock from $20,000 to $40,000. Saj-s He Can't Pay. Palem. Or., Oct. 14. Henry Hnnl cutt, released from the etate prison ordering him to pay his divorced wife $400 in installments or fZb per month. He has asked to be excused from making payment, asserting that he la a cripple, engaged in farming, and cannot comply with the court's order. Laborer Found Dead With His Throat Cut Salem, Or.. Oct. 14. The body of A. Evanhoff. a Bulgarian laborer, 3 years old, was found dead In the W. C. T. U. lodging house late Friday. His throat was cut and Coroner ClouRh decided it was a plain case of suicide. A razor was used. Evanhoff had a brother In the state hospital for the insane, and his mind also la believed to have been unbal anced for some time before he kllleU" himself. He had been working for the Spaulding Logging; oompany In Its mill here. 1 Portland Stove Works MANUFACTURERS OF" HIGH OBACB Stoves and Ranges ASK TOUR SEALER. THE KADDERLY FURNACE is an Oregon production, ninde entirely of gteel, boiler rlvteri. ami a I.awt Forever. It in the best end most eco nomical Furnace in the world. J. J. KADDERLY 130 rr&ST STREET. MAIU 1381 OREGON BRASS WORKS, inc. BRASS FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS Bronze. Rrasa. Copper, Aluminum end Composition Castings, Finishing. Polishing- and Platintr finuli Fars and Brass Railings. Second and Everett Bts., Portland, Or. Phones l Main 0373. A-3373. AMERICAN BRONZE AND BRASS WORKS 65 UPS HUB STSXET. AI Mind of Brass Alnmlnnm Cast ing's, Phosphor Brons. Castings a Specialty, Robert Gray, Mgrr. Phon. Main 4113. The Harris Ice Machine Works 174-170 East Wat.r Street, Wakerof Harris Ice Machines All kinds of Ice and refrigerating work; pips bending and coils made. POBTXAJTS. OKEQOir. MACHINE SHOP, Hawthorn At: and Zat Third 6t. Phone, East C9. B-1H4. FOUNDS Y asd PATTERN SHOP, Union At. and Eaat Btavans St. hona, East U. B-11S1. Phoenix Iron Works ENGINEERS PORTLAND, OREOON. Founder!. KachinUta and Bollnr Makara. Build-in- and Structural Work. ILnpair Work Oiraa Prompt Attention "MADE IBT OBEGOBT," PORTLAND BOLT & MFG. CO. Mods, Bolts, Upset Bods, Dies and Porglngs Building- iron ox all kinds. J. M. U.EWK1,LTN, Mtr. 80S 13th St. W.. Portland, LEAD PIPE H to 8 inches; calking: lead, sheet lead, lead wool, glazing lead. etc. NORTHWEST LEAD & MACH. CO. 309-11 raoxrr rtuet. P. SHARKEY & SOW UNO STRAW THROAT HORSE COLLAR arrest factory of Its kind On the Pacifio Coast, All Goods War. ranted. 1 Eaat Oak and Union Avenue. Crescent Chemical Co., Inc. . S2S WASHINGTON ST. JANITOR SUPPLIES, floor fenuhta. floor sad Uaolewn sU and areuinf; c.dar elli, anstUss nop, furniture and nstal polish, liquid totlat soap, disinfectant, hat em sosek dstryr. Fionas, Xsla 1S64, A-14U.'