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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1916. I BANK STOCKHOLDERS HOT : LIABLE - IF THEY BOUGHT BEFORE 1912 ' a Minnesota Court,. Decides in r;;?;Bank Failure Such Owners ; - Cannot Be Made to Pay, DECISION WILL BE FINAL tate ' Sank Superintendent lurw Says JTo Appeal to Supremo Court . wia Msd. ,-, X Salem, Or., Not. iil The ,conatltu ( tional amendment which provides that Cj state bank stockholders ahaJl be liable 'ti tor double the amount of their stock is not retroactive. Stockholders who ac aulred their holdings prior to the enactment of the amendment In No vember, 1912. are exempt, the supreme 1 court of Minnesota has held in the case , i i-of Yotrcalla State Bank against Lena -! ; lemrriill. ' ' " State Bank Superintendent Sargent ' 'sald Friday that the case would prob ablr not be taken to the United States ? ' supreme court. Suit was filed In Min- nesota because the stockholders In volved reside there. , The question If there are two classes of stockholders has never been tried in , - the Oregon courts. ;V large percentage of bank stock ' holders are exempt, under the decision. No Fatal Accidents Imported. .Ih Salem. Or., Nov. 18.-r-There were re ; r ported to the state Industrial accidents "MP" commission during the week ending CONSTRUCTIVE : BIAMnFACTUKKRS DIRECTORY Nanes in blackfar. type have annoanee-BM-nt. containing Ibelr ldre. on tba man ufacturer' pag. Addreusi of otbvra mar be ' obtained from tba teiepbun directorial. Man? i" macafactare for tbe Jobbing trade only, bat In . all eaaea buyera abould demand tba products o! ear hoinn I nit I tut Ions.) . . f ' Albera Uroa. WUllug Co., breakfaat fooda 1 and bealtn cerraia. T -Auto lap 0., makers of auto tepa; re ' paint and rrbuUda autoa. Semt fixture U.( nor eaaea. etc. : Automatic Wfg. U., abue button laaiening nrhlura. - Atkina A Co.. aaa etc, 1 Amaficaa Braaa sad Bronx Works, any. tiling la braaa, copper and aluminum. on Sign Co., aaud blaat, cbipped glaaa, eld- otcbru algus. : Arrow Camant Laundry Tray Co., nw Idea In laundry lrya. maa, Uarria, Marine Co.. grain bag sad sacka. American Brush a Broom Co., apllnt brooma and bruabea. Adrian Vackwaar Co., men's neckwear. " American Hoda Work, toft drluka. : Blumauor-Frank Drug Co.. l'urola toilet pteuaraUona. lhao. Bargman Bhoe Co., men's and boa' footwear. - Baer Olo-ve alfs. Co.. cIot. Balfour, Ontario at. Co., health cercala and poultry rooaa. BrvwnaTllla Woolaa UUla, man's and youths' clothlbg. . Central Poor Lumber Co., aaah. door, or Mmeutal slaa. Cloaaett a l)Trs, teas, eoftaea. aplcaa, ex. -! tracta. . Carmaa Mfg. Oo,, furniture. Miluuioia wir at iron woraa. rre eacapas, t sank fixture, fancy ratting, feuea. Columbia tnglurlug vork, machinery. ' bollera, etc. . Columbia Carriage and Ante Work, auto bodle. truck, top, painting, rebuilding, car . (lag work. . Columbia Brick Work, brick, tiling t. Clark-Woodward lrug Co uitdldna. ' trnaae. C'loa a Son, lapldarlasa. 'Campbell, a. C, claanalng and pollihlsg fluid. 1 - Oeait Cbamical Co., lnractlcld, cleaaatng god pollabing fluid. . Cobn, A., ladle' cloak and inlta. . Columbia Ktvel Co.. ilwl caattnea. v Clark Haddlery Co.. barncaa and aaddlea. ', Oeeat Colvart A rinme Co., corrugated eteel plpw.' ' Crystal Spring yinlahlng Works, wool batts, ' Wool cardlug. , Coia Maontne XTg. Co., monay cbanglag nacblua. turnatllea, alectric water boater nd melting pot, ifcht manufacturing. ' Columbia Carbon Vaper Co., bigb grade ear bo it paurra, ; Craioent Chamieal Co., llipild polUbet and goaua, i weeping compouud. liwectlcldo. ' Camthol Co.. Camthol for cura of catarrh. " mkiui, bar tmrr, ueuralgia pile, pncuuioula, - rhtuiuatlau), beadacbe, tom-lihla, cougba, mlda, : burin, etc. ' i Dunn, David If. Co., paint, varnlahea, etc. JornbhT Furniture Co., furniture factory, "i? toudero Nelton, crmant laundry tray. : ; t -Durable Booting Co., durable paper roofing, Cavia-soott Baaing Co., oak taunnd lvatUrr btltlng. - xvdwardi, C. D., baaket worka. ' kdwarua. Dwigbt, cofl roaaters, tea' f Lkn-dera. . , . Klactrle Steel Koundrr. ateel etlng. it -Enamel Bak Oven Co., enamel baking. trerlaud rurulturw Co., tablv only. , TlahrThoran Co., palnta and rarnlih. I'ret I'lcala work, pickle aud labia condl . - uetit. f nichnr-Mayr Co., overall and work shirts. V "rburger, O. B., Alr-Vulc, rubber mender. llemlng, W. ri.. portable ahower batba. ' Tina Br., cooperage work. ' f-tiu, lapldur. Oraadma Cookie Co.. rookie factory. . tiregory A Co.. lapidary, ,' . Gill Dahlia Farm, dablla propagation. OoUlaarod Milling Co, (Balfour, Outhri a '.'- Co. I, flour and poultry food. . - .Uriale lapr Box Co., paper car to a. t' 1IAUVKY, THOMAS A CO., Mfgs. of "Hara - bean" tajde food, phone Kt ft44k "' fcllll NoTalty Turning .Work, norelty maau-- .f trturvra. - - Uudaun-FeeaiuEhty Co., corrugated ateel 'diln aud culvert pipe. cIalvron Co.. pbyalclana terl!lalog appll- Hlnea-wata Co., tents, awnlnga, water- - proof clothing. Hoaae-Martin Iron Work, mill and other ma- cpincry, tonnary. - Maatar Incubator Co, (I). M. Holbrook) twulirr incubator. ' Halaor A Undine Machine works, machinery llarper'a Hraaa wort, brru work. Harrta Ic Machine worka, refrigerating V yinui. , . Haaaaa Xfg, Co., liquid bluing, ammonia. - - lleuld eoruora thm. orvirun uiiul - ueepoaaent uraosar Co., - eonkiea. etc. cracker, cakes. Indcrxndcnt Foundry Co.. fi.nndrv natinv J on a Broa, Co., loganberry juice, cider, vlu . egr. l v Knight Packing Co., pickle, aaoerkraut, ta- Sir coinuuirnia, vinpgar, etc, . Xoriaek RemedT Co.. veterlnarr nniillM I Xlaaao Boas Co., cleaning and poUUilng , Kwny.-F. I., improved atump puller. I : Kaoia Co., ' cocoanut butter aud preparation - 1 Kaddoilyp, 7, J., Kadderly'a Improved for- I aac. f Kolut, Dr. X. W., lmprojred optical l flll-TM. V 1 Kell Mfr. Ce gai water beater. ; ! Leupold-Volpeul Co., surveying and acleotlflc . lnatrumenta. LuaUrol Xfg. Co., 610 Woodstock ava, Leach Broa.. aaah welehta. . K.'i Lawrence Co., Ueo., faarnees sad saddle. - Loewengri at vo, mnunery. r lickel. King It Caite eioap Co.. aoap. ! . tjiber Auto Sprlnai Co,,- auto aprinc. . - Laytaa Ooeperag Co., ,coverag. t Lakln A Co.. lauldarr. f tvlke Mfe. Co ahow-eaaea. atore flnlahlngs. . - . fctnwi m macaroni. 5 NONTANA AS8AY FFICK. 142H 2d at t ehpmlct. aaaaver. metallurclata - Multaotnah Irunk A Bs Co., trenk. bags, i McMonle A Co., horse collar, raaor atropa. Ststo- orea. . i -Madera Confectionery, eandy, eonfeetlonry. I Myers As Co.. lapidary, old and sliver 'corker;. ' - . I Marine Bolier and Machine work. Improved ; ateam oour. ; -. ,. - Mnnrn A rrlat. ctloa. f Metallle His Shisgle Co., improved ridge ' metal atiingie. . ;-- - Miniature Loisbee Co- ready eat lumber. (CoBttB&e on BTezt rage Thursday night a tota.1 of J75 acci dents, none of wblca was fatal. ' Two hundred - and ten of , those reported were subject to the provisions of the compeVisation act. Accidents by Indus try, were as follows: j,"- ,-, ' Sawmill 77, logging 27, railroad oper ation 2. shipbuilding it, construction 19, iron and steel 17 'light and power 12, meat picking 19, paper tnill 7, ma chine shop S, telephone and telegraph company , 4, traveler on highway 4. sand and gravel 4. cement manufactur ing 4. oil company, box factory J, transportation 8. quarry 2, mining 2, and for the following one each! Tin shop, tank and pipe, bottling works, woodsaw, meat market, trunk manu facturing. Warehouse, transfer, flour mill, bakery, creamery, rubber mill, plumbing, laundry, stevedoring, woolen mill, tresspasser, passenger, furniture manufacturing, department store. Railroads Report- Incomes.. Salem, Or.. Nov. IS. The net income of the Great Northern railroad was I27.M5.169JS, an Increase of 17,197, 440.69. and the net Income of the Northern Pacific $26,729,978.65, an In crease of $.910,S33.32, in the year end ing June 30, 1116, Two Incorporations Filed. Salem. Or., Nov. 18. The Viking Bakery & Importing company, Port land. $5000, A. Sandon, A. Kroner and Conrad P. Olson, incorporators, filed articles of Incorporation here Friday. The F. H. W. company of Portland, changed Its name to the Warren At Hlgglns company. In?. The Cherry Park Development company filed arti cles of Incorporation. . Former Governor Admitted. Salem. Or., Nov. 13. Former Gov ernor Hawley of Idaho was admitted to practice In Oregon by the supreme court Friday. Mr. Hawley came here with Vice President Wilson of the American Nitrates company, of Cald well, and C. B. McConnell. of Burke. Warn writing or calling oo advertisers, pleae. mention The Journal (AdT.t OLD FASHION CORN HEAL Contain th Kwtrt of the Oraia and Has the OloVrttn bwt, Bioh Flavor. OLD FASHION MILL IW Of CO.. 141 Hclladay Ave., near Blver. Phon aat (765. There's a Big Difference Between th dd-faahlooed way of finishing automobile fender and hood with paint and virnlxb, and the modem way of "BAKKD ENAMEL!" Auto manufacturer are now using Baked Enamel exclualvely. lt'a delightfully beautiful and laata.' Tbere'a a reaaon." TBE ENAMEL BAKI OTEVS, J. C. Wnrnook, Bros. 604 Rurndde St. ' Phone Mala 3485; A -4343 FINKE BROS. Makers of BASBXX.S, TABTX8. TO AJTD BPKTJCX STAVE HEADS, BTC Oak and llasel Hoops at any quan tities. 183 Madison, nr. Hawthorne Bridge. "always en the Bqiiare." LAYTON COOPERAGE CO. Makers and Dealers la . NEW AND SEC- R7IT.T.la ond-hand Darreis 327 Water Street. Main 3147 GLASS SIGNS MXTAi Acme Sign Co. t Band Blast, Chipped Olsaa, Acid Etching. gpeclsl Prices on Quantity Work. 414 Davis St., Portland, Or. We reproduce your DESIGN or PICTURE on PENNANTS, Show Cards, AdTertUlag- Haagers, Etc. NO CTTTS NECESSARY. MILES SIGN CO., BTABK BTBEET. The Bergmann Cngtom Made Wehfoot Srcig Shoe for the BTJBXaTBBB, BTBJBBTCAJa. BiATT BOAD OB POZJCEMAX. Awarded Gold Medal T. I. X. Z. IBIS Removal Notice THE PAC1TXC 1VASOEB WOBX8 has removed from 85 East 8th 8. to 505 Alblaa Ave. Phone East 899. See us for ladders, breakfast tables, aajuaiaoie scaiioias, stepiaaaers, tools, etc. DAVID M. DUNNE CO. AXBTT . MAJTTJTACTTJBEBB Fatroalse Hone Industry Buy Tons -PAI1MTS BXBECT nOM THE PACTOBT 19th Bt, and Sherlock Aye. Phomea Mala 137, A-1318. DaTld M. Duaae. ars.auaaw. Montana Assay Office l GOLD. PLATISuM ATSTD SITTEB BXnBZBS. Anajpr. Dinviwr. ueiiwcr and Bayer of Uold. riatlnnm. Silver, High Grade Urea. Jew. elera' Sweeping. Photo Sliver. Mtratee. Efr. Frmlucer of Dental and Jeweler' Uold ami Sliver Flat atock. Wire Bolder. Chlorides. Ni trate and Edge Strength Alloy. 84-att-SS 2d St. Marauan ii-'u. TRIPOLINE Ra three llmea the value of any other Soap Paate. became with slightest effort It quickly clenea and pollahea allverware. nlckt-1. lum rnnm. enamel, marble and woodwork, and win cleanae the hand without Injury to the 'moat ueucai rutrcie. tt u aotiaeptlc and healing. ana mocn iesa i required to accompllea It oujrcc. ai yiw aeaiera, or airect xruca i TBIBOUHE CO.. 23 Main StreetT ' 0. O. Waatworth 0, .O. Ixwla Columbia Carriage & Auto Works ATJTOMOBIXB BODIU. KFUBOS. BOBO. 1X08, FAXSTIBO, OZBXKAL BZPAIBIBO. tOMIX Front Street. , Pavtlaai. Oracea. BROOMS! . Manufactured hyk i?--; Zan Bros., Inci SUNSET BROOM WORKS Office 50-52 Front St. ' LUMBER CONDITIONS STUDIED BY A PARTY Washington and Oregon In terests Receive Visitors and Discuss Situation, CAR SHORTAGE DISCUSSED "ail Transportation "Facilities Declared "Decidedly Short la Erery rodue laf District Represented. ' Tacoma, Wash., Nov. 18. To meet and confer with the party of leading eastern and southern lumbermen, cow touring the Pacific coast, representa tives of 120 Washington and Oregon sawmills and woodworking factories were hosts to thcvlsitors here Thurs day at a dinner at the Commercial club. Following the dinner, there was a meeting under the auspices of the West Coast Lumbermen's association. Tbe eastern lumbermen, in whose honor the meeting was held, consists of R. H. Downman of ' New Orleans, president of the National Lumber Manufacturers' association;,, Charles Keith of Kansas City, president of the Southern Pine association; R. B. Good man of Goodman, Wis.; F. B. Weyer haeuser of St. Paul, head of the great Weyerhaeuser timber corporation; A. X. Turnbull of Norfolk. Va., president of the North Carolina Pine association, and Warren E. Bullock of the National Lumber Manufacturers' association, Chicago. Prior to the West Coast association FROM EAST AND SO in CITIZEN (fflLpThe ern Way of makinit over all kinds of mattresses -.a .m.ll fnt A aL t. Bit I A wV9t aavw Sanitary Folding Mattresses Is the way shown here. Featner Deos made into folding mattresses witn aummer and winter aidea. Wool Batts Carded, Too Phone for literature which we will gladly mall. Folding Mattress Co. 506 Williams Ave. Phone Xast 8874. Wool Batsand Mattresses AST 8XSB AB9 WXXOKT. Buy Direct rrom Manufacturer. Blankets, Mattresses and reattaexa Henovated. We do Custom Cardiac Crystal Springs Finishmf Works 135 10th. Hear Alder, rhone Mala 8674 PETTIT FEATHER & BEDDING CO. 813 BT. 18TB BT, POBTXigJTO, OI, man of act ore rs of hUrh-fraAe Comfort ers. Pillows and tne zamoas Merer spread Matttesa. Ask your dealer to see them. UNITED MATTRESS CO. EAST TTH AB9 KAJTCOCH. "The Place That Pleases." MATTRESSES Satisfaction or no pay. We call and deliver. Phone East 870. Steel Stamping to Your Order PURDIN BROS. Manufacturers of Conrna-ated Ash Cans, Air Tight Heaters and Camp Stove. P. A. Purdln. Prop. Phone Kan 4601 180-188 Union Aveu. Portland, Or. Zret Va Have Tour Orders for CHRISTMAS CANDY BOXES early as possible, thus helping; us to fill them promptly. We do a bin business all the time in paper boxes and novelties, and your early orders will be appreciated. OBEOOBT PAPEB BOX PACTOBY, F. Dlelaehneider. Prop., 3d floor., 841-845 Stark St. "IlV Entirely Different" Economy Hydraulic Stump Splitter and Puller A New Idea and Most Perfect on Earth I 12Z6 EAST 30THST. NORTH F. E. KENNY, Inventor and Builder v Phon Woodjawn 1798 KONNEK REMEDY CO. Manufacturers of . Veterinary Medicines adapted for diseases of horses, cat tle, sheep, poultry and pet anlrnaU. Compounded by jrraduatea of the foremost Veterinary Schools. Derty aad Colombia JBoulevard. BortH Portland Station. Portland. Orecon. .. Wi Stake em Toy tne thousand!" C. D. EDWARDS fc .SON BASKET WORKS 1049 BCaoaoam at,'- , . Pboae Main BBS. Splint - Market Baskets a specialty. . Country orders aoliclted.. G. P. Rummelin & Son 124 Bd. near Wash. Bt- I.Ifg..Fiinierss CCAPPlEGATfi; .. V-atTOczmo XstaTa. 1870. , JaAtm 491. meeting- there -was a 'short Informal conference on car shortage, manufact uring and market conditions. Rail transportation facilities were- declared decidedly short in every producing dis trict represented, and on .account of this shortage in car equipment mills generally" advised that' they were re ceiving a flat advance of 31 a thousand feet for lumber requiring anything like reasonably - quick delivery and "for which cars Could be obtained, x LU M BER 'CHIEFS' FRO M EAST WILL ARRIVE IN PORTLAND TONIGHT Eastern lumber association chiefs who are making a tour of the country Inspecting the lumbering resources, of the west and attending meetings of lumbering organisations, will arrive here at 10:30 tonight for a three-day visit In the party will be H. H. Downman of New Orleans, president of tbe National Lumber Manufacturers' association; C 8. Keith, of Kansas City, president of the Southern Pine association; R. B. Goodman of Good man, Wis., head of the Northern Hem lock Manufacturers' association adver tising campaign, and A. R. Turnbull of Norfolk, Va., president North Caro lina Pine . association. Accompanying the party from Se attle will ba Thorpe Babcock. secretary of the West Coast Lumbermen's asso ciation. The party will be taken over the Columbia river highway by auto mobile tomorrow and on Monday will address the luncheon of the members' council of the Chamber of Commerce. A "dollar dinner" at the chamber will be a feature of Monday night, with an inspection of Colunmbla river mills and shipbuilding plants on Tues day. One of the events of Monday will be a conference at 1:80 at the Chamber of Commerce at which the visitors will discuss lumber problems with local manufacturers. THE MAIN FOUNDATION Let Us All Consider How We Can Best Serve Ourselves BY H. S. HARCOURT. What is a constructive citizen, anyway? He is that one who thinks. He is that one who considers conditions around him. and. if they are unsatisfactory he studies how he can do his part toward their betterment. He never goes into a mental stupor, lies down in the harness and de clares that "it can't be done!'' The "constructive" citizen constructs! He wouldn't be enumerated In the class if he didn't. There is no such thing as "you can't do it" In his vocabulary. He has no use for the expression. ' The non-thinker and the "don't give a whooper" is the bane of the con structor, and is the citizen who clogs the wheels of progress. His departure from the community would not be to its injury. HOW THEY ACT. The constructive man is ever alert. He Is watching out for opportuni ties. In the business world his influence is felt. It is apparent in the imme diate neighborhood of his operations, and often shines out to distant sta tions. Butt is sometimes mighty discouraging for the "live" citizen to be shackled to a corpse. And there are patches of country in which there are "animated anatomies" done up in bunches. They have no concern for any body but themselves. Their own tented, ratten their purses, no matter tne source or origin of the stuffing, and they will be happy. Garland them with attractive apparel, and they wear smiling countenances.' ' These are they who supply themselves with their worldly necessities irrespective of their place of manufacture, and who wouldn't heave a sigh if every factory in their community were forced over into the hands of the sheriff. They are in the world for what they can individually get out of it, and mistakenly believe the course they ar pursuing is the proper one to achieve their ends. IT DOESN'T WORK OUT. But it doesn't work out. The constructive citizen is not continually cogitating on the size of his own bank account. He gives thought to that of his neighbor and the com munity as well. It is his ambition to assist in the upbuilding and prosperity of his district and its surroundings. He wants that prosperity, like the lava of an active crater, to cover a widespread area, knowing that if this shall be accomplished it will compass his private bailiwick and increase his wealth, for no considerable community can receive the blessing of plenty and be spotted with poverty as well. And what makes for universal prosperity, contentment and happiness? A unity of effort. There must be a coalition between the spirits of the peo ple, as well as a unison of purpose, and this can aid ought to be accom plished in Portland. MUST PULL TOGETHER. Manufacturers and the populace should pull together. There ought to be and there must be hearty co-operation between them. Heads of all families in the municipality should feel personally interested in the city's manufacturers and the products of their factories. So far as consistent with good business principles and methods, citizens of Portland should spend their money for those things which are made in Portland. In Justice to themselves they ought to demand them from their dealers. If this piinciple of buying were universal in this city, payrolls would be augmented by thousands of names, the extravagant sums of money dispatched to other cities for their manufactures would remain at home, tradesmen in all lines would be ben efited and the cry of. "dullness" in business would be heard no more. But this never will be until there is an awakening , of the public con science and individual realization of the importance of loyalty to our own industries. And this will be accomplished when our people will pause in their pellmell scramble to serve their own interests long enough to think and become convinced of the fact that they can best do this by keeping their money in circulation in their own communities. And it "can be donel" ' FOUNDRY IS COMPLETED The Coin Machine Manufacturing company has completed its new foun Hesse -Martin Iron Works Corner East 7th and Belmont Sts. ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS Elevating, Conveying, Screening and Transmission Machinery Contractors' Equipment and Saw Mill Machinery PACIFIC COAST PRODUCTS FOR PACIFIC COAST INDUSTRIES ICE M A C H I N 'E S Prom tie only complete factory tn tbe entire Yoctnweat. AltM S T R O JVI G S Mcintosh eSc Felzl-aolb, 0&Zgggz- (3 " O Mr. Llna'a remarks on V4M)fMU 427afA Tuesday at th Ad J J J clobi were r!;bt. Port land ptie. from tbe SOc to tbe $1,000.0(0 man will not tamt tbclr money la mtnti factnrlns taduatriea. , There la a raaon for thta. Arrangements are well nrider way to bold public meeting IS Portland, among other thing, to flud out what thla reaaon la. - We ar going to sak Mr. Una. with many others, to come end help b boIt tbe problem, aa wa mut bare payroll. 'an ',. : Practical Taflors. 04 Beyal Bids. Multnomah Trunk & Bag Co. Wholesale Stake of Tlwnks, Sniteaaaa. Bags. Xalaaoopoa, ato Tiaata. St, saae K Witai at-, BorUaaa, Oz. Bhoaaa Saet S4. B-C44. $500,000 ROAD BOND ISSU NOW PROPOSED FOR YAMHILL COUNTY Highway Association Names Committee to Draw Plans for Submission to Voters, McMinnvllle. Nov. 18. At a meeting of the West Side Pacific Highway as sociation held here a committee of five was appointed, to draw plans to sub mit to the voters of Yamhill county for a $500,000 bond issue to hard sur face a total of 87 miles of roads. The roads proposed to be Improved: rrom. Rex through Dayton and Mc Minnvllle to Willamlna; from the Washington county line near Gaston, through Cove Orchard, Tamhill and Carlton to McMinnvillo; from Dayton to a point on the Polk county line where It Joins the Salem road; from McMinnvllle to Amity and on to the Polk county line. Secretary W. T. Vinton was asked to draw a bill to licei.se automobiles and to raise the present fee so that tho returns of the tax may go to the read fund. It was also provided that a day be Met by the state highway commission to hear arguments requesting the com mission to designate a Taclflc hlgh v ay on the west side 'of the Willam ette river. R. J. Moore of Newberg, president of the association, presided at the meet ing. Btrahorn Sets Date. Klamath Falls. Or., Nov. 18. Janu ary 1, 1917, is the date set by Robert appetites appeased, and they are con-i dry and a full force of skilled work men is now employed. The new plant is designed to turn out products manu factured out of Iron, steel, brass and copper. All KindsoiWood Work Auto Bodies and Wheels 'a Specialty All work guaranteed firat class. Oregon Hearse & Body Works r uoq ma bv cor. Taylor. 500 Enlarged Photos FREE ! We will giTO wMU rtrrj Matras renovated by onr aew procraa ABSOL4.TEX Y KRtaV-enlarged photo of yonreetf. aio lx20, aeatry inmn, nun mi f w. jor work a gojai -'"Ti. mKouw, bi cau ana dclwer. ra zsk shop. . UB1TJBU SCATTBSSBS S) PAB CO tlMlealp Manafaetorm, A'ZX Hancock at. - -. . rbones C 70, C-134j. - T, E. Btrahorn, when,' If continuous- ef fort on tbe part of all is made, and a satisfactory culmination of several matters now In hand Is realised, the proposed Oregon, California & Eastern railroad may be started at Klamath Falla, f -: ' ;: -. - MAIL US YOUR : ' FACTORY NEWS Advertisers represented on these two manufacturers pages will profit them selves by mailing to this office, early In the week as possible; any Items of real news matters of interest to the public for publication In the Satur day Issue. There is nothing valuable which any person, firm or corporation has to sell for which there is not a buyer. It is only a question of getting tbe buyer and seller together or in communication one with the other. It things are being made which no one wants, the sooner their manufacture Is discontinued the better. If the things are useful and a necessity, the surest and quickest way to sell them if through the use of the columns of ; the dally newspaper, i The Journal speaks to more than , 200,000 people every day. He la a live ' salesman who can interview and in . telllgently place a business proposl j tion before 20 people each 24 hours. If all salesmen were capable of . mak ing such a record, the business man who would reach, by personal solicitation, as many persons as The Journal does each day, would be compelled to hire an army of 10,000 men. This Is one of the reasons Journal advertising is tbe splendid medium it is of informing the public of what manufacturers have to sell. PENNANTS ARE ARTISTIC The Miles Sign company, located at Third and Stark streets, has achieved success in the manufacture of pennants. The company Is making this specialty one of the features of Its business. 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 Lofranberry Juice, ask fo J ONES BRAND and be convinced. Jones Bros. & Co. pobtzvAjtd, omsaojr. BTEWBSBO. OBBOOBT. WATSOHTILLE, CAXk -LSABZBJO QBOCEBB IXU HAV A BEAN 1 (HXXXCABr BEAKS) Deli clou sly cooked and canned In Portland. 16c can enough for three. A one-meal trial and you'll eat 'em always. They're not the ordinary. Thos. Harvey & Co., Factory 433 Belmont. Phone East 6448. Ask Your Dealer for FAMOUS Doernbecher Furniture Made in Portland CARMAN'S GUARANTEED FURNITURE Of all Dealer. Mad in rortland. PORTLAND FURNiTURE MFG. CO. Makers ol COUCHES, LOUNGES, UPHOLHOLSTtKtD KUKNlTUKfc, MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS 1249-1259 Macadam Road Main 809 A 3513 SUajnTPAOTtntEBUI OP ABTO mocaxns. Portland. Oreron. "BEST IBT TBCB "WEBTJ" Thla Trade Mark mean tba finest Mandolin. Collar and Banioa in tbe world, and tbe wonderful con tralto rired Violin, all toadt --r.tr by THE COVLXfR CO. f-rp'-J of Fortlaod, ovt of Orcgja Ss3S5- wood tbe best. Made at I 227 H Waahlogloa St.. Tbe k -A Labbe Bklg., Koora 811. 812 & (3- and 8ia. rino repairing at Tl .IT? o price, f. L. Coulter. TradaMarK i.ntier. 5? pmOBTZ EAST 875 for highest Jtrade typewriter and pencil. CARBON PAPERS ; Bf ad In Portland ana raaranteed. . ' " . r i 1 ' OREGON RESIGNS HIS OFFICE TO ESCAPE Discharged Employe Makes Federal Position Undesir able for North Bend Man. North Bend, Or.. Nov. 18. J. T. Mc Gulre. postmaster of North Bend, has tendered his resignation, a discharged employe of the office brought suit against Mr. McGulre and continued to make charges against him and he an nounced that he preferred to resign than to be constantly harassed. V. E. Waters has been recommended by some oc tne local Democrats for the place. It is stated that lie has been indorsed by Senators Lane and Chamberlain anil his appointment is anticipated. Suit Follows Woman's Death. Marshfteld, Or.. Nov. 18. Suit for $7500 damages has , been started against Christian Moller by the admin istrator of the estate of Mrs. Florence K. Dye Waters, who was killed when struck by an auto which Moller was driving near Myrtle Point several months ago. It Is alleged that Moller was responsible for the death of Mrs. Waters. MONEY IN WILLOWS There comes to The Journal from Elgin, Or.. a letter relating to a "Nothing the Matter With Portland" article which appeared in this paper last June. The wrlter.sj. F. T. Gal loway, a dairyman, evidently content RAITING OF COMMUNITY at. I. Eelser, Baa. Paeae East AMI Reiser & Unden Machine Works, Inc. Dalfars sad Builders of Special Machinery 433-5-7-fl V. lid St.. Bat. York sad Bead. Phone Main 7S48, A-7Z1I, PacificIronWorks r Structural Steel and Iron f oi Buildings and Bridges We carry In stock r a complete line of Beam. Angles. Cliannela. Tees and MU1 Plates. PORTLAND, OREGON Thayer, Shaver Gulley Machine Co. General Machinists and Builders of "EVER-READY" TRUCK ATTACHMENTS for all makes of cars. 1-ton attachment . 1 Vi-ton attachment 8-ton attachment . . $300 410 460 Phone East 7437. 1S3 X. Water St PENINSULA IRON WORKS Foundera. Machinists. Pattern makers. "Peninsula'' Gray Iron and 8eml-Steel Castings for all Surposes. Transmission and Hpeclal achinery. Mill. Marine and Gen eral Repair Work. Phone Colom bia 14. St. Johns, Portland, Or. Independent 'Foundry Company Portland, Oreron. . . OBXT XXOBT ABTD SJB-STEXXi CASTINGS J, D, Beoet 7. BL ateCanisy RELIANCE Wire & Iron Wprk MDnfitiirer of all kinds of W1BZ AHD IBOB WOBK BAQXIBOS ABB IXVCES. Ornamental Iron Work, Spark Guarde, Kte. E. ieth and Flanders. rheae Xaat IMA BUla 817 Telephones A-0217. Smith & Watson Iron Works Foundry and Machine Shop, 412 FRONT STREET Btannfaotnre aad tepalr all llneg of macMaery, and cast anything. Western Tool and Die Works ANDY KR1T2. PROPR, Manufacturers of SHEET METAL STAMPINGS AND DIES 306 PISTE BTBEET. Tela. Broadway 375. A -3837, Snodgrass & Williams Maker of S. A W. MITAIX10 HUP SHIB GLES only watartigbt hip hingl tnada. Creatine. Ftnial. ete. St Howtborao Arm. Electro Galvanizing Works f?i and BJ St. HOT aD K.ECTBO aif AJTiriWO, TIB. BlBft ABD COrBEBSBUTBA atartle Leer. Prop. Main M0. DAHLIAS Fall Catalogs ef Dutch Bulb. Fereaaials. Maraery atock sew ready seat fro aa loqneat. GILL BROS. SEED CO. Tabor 2683. Portland. Or. ASX POB OSBVZBT8 A aoap for ad purpose, lOo to SOc t , , per pound. 4 Ask ) our a-rocer toe abould; bare It, Portland Soap rVodacts Co. 371 Hawthorne. ' Beat S47S. Klenzo Funston Makes Hot . : Ketort to Baptists Denies That Ke Said Hot to Tell Mili tiamen They JKad Lost Souls s Uvdt ' ' May Pollow Puxther Attacks. San Antonio, Texas, Nov. II. (t, N. ' S.) General Frederick Funston today made a hot retort to charges made by", southern Baptists that he had at- -tempted to censor sermon preached to. ,' soldiers. The Georgia Baptists' asso ciation had passed resolutions asking -congress to Investigate. "I did not tell Mr. Ganbrlai that he could not tell the militiamen they had lost their souls," said General Funston. "I told him that a soldier's soul was no more lost than those of other peo- .. pie and that I expected them to be treated like others. You can tell the Baptists for me that if they intend to continue misrepresenting me they had better place their property In their wives' name, for-1 shall sue them in the federal courts for libel." plates the growing of willows for the market, and when his communication was shown to Carl B. Brown, manager of the Wicker Shop. I HI Morrison street, that gentleman said; "Advise Mr. Galloway to get into the business, of willow culture as largely as he can. There is good money in It We will buy all the basket willow- offered at 8 cents a pound, stripped of their bark, and on ruitable ground there will be a net ". -profit of $100 per acre in it. Never ' before a there no great a demand ' for willow furniture. -We sell the en tire output of our factory to the Car man Manufacturing company, furnl-. lure manufacturers of this city, ex cept that disposed of in our store here, and find It Impossible to aupply the demand. Fancy furniture timber Is constantly growing scarcer, and this Is one of the reasons there Is this growing demand for willow ware, which Is likely to Increase from year to year." Portland Stove Works MANUFACTURERS OP HXOB OXASa Stoves and Ranges asx tovb omtn. THE KADDERLY FURNACE is an Oregon production, made entirety , of steel, boiler riveted, and a Laat- " Forever it is tlie best and most eco nomical Furnace In the world. J. J. KADDERLY 130 PXXST STBXET. StAXBT 138X OREGON BRASS WOlaKS, inc. BRASS FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS Bronse. Brass. Copper. Aluminum and Composition Castings. Finishing, Pol ishing and Plating Haah Bars and Brass Railings. Second aad ETerett Sts., Portland, Or. Phones I Mala S373. A-8373. AMERICAN BRONZE AND BRASS WORKS 65S VPSBITrBl BTBEET. All Kinds of Brass Almniaao OasU lags. Phosphor Bronse Castings a Specialty. Bobert Gray, Mgr. Phon Main 4119. He Harm Ice Machine Worki vast water Street. Makers of Harris Ice Machines wr."! l i'? ftn1 reflAeratlrig work: pipe bending; and colls made. POBIULBTP. OBEaOM. MitJJtSi . aoe, laat 89. B-1146. rOlTBDBY ass tATli.RH iHO?. Vmun At. aad East tt.T.n. St, Bhoa. E..t la B-ljIt rhoemx Iron Works rBOIBEEEB-FOBIXABD. O1E0OB. rimdr, MaohlnlU ana1 Bollar Bakara. Bulla, lag aa4 Struotural Work. a.paU Work Oii,s Brompt Altaxtioa. "MADE IBT OBECrOBr." PORTLAND BOLT & MFG. CO. Bods, Bolts, Upset Bods. Dies and Torglsgs Building iron of all kinds. , J. M. l.T.EWKI.I.TNT, Mr. . so 131b Bt. sr.. Portland. LEAD PIPE ' io inches! ca.klnjr lead, sheet leai. lead wool, Blatinjr lead, etc NORTHWEST LEAD & MACE CO. MS.11 PBOBT BTBEET. P. SHARKEY & SON iliOBTO BTBAW TMBOAT HORSE. COLLARS . Xargest factory of its kind on the Pacific Coast All Goods War. ranted. East Oak and Onion Areaae. Crescent Chemical Co Inc. tit WASXIBOTOW ST. 1AHIT0B SBTBtlU, floor kratbeai fUer aad liaeleas .Us sag dreeeia'g; saear all, east! steps, (uraitur. aad ntvtal soil. lienid toil r . 4l(lafetaats, Sag ssd reach destrerers. rhtmo. Mala ltte, i-HU. W.H.M'Monies "& Co. Makers of ' florae 5 Colls re. Ks sor Strops. Auto Tires , Vulcanizing and repairing. we ouy old aata tirea. -iS. PXOBTB BAST . 148. 15 W & 11- IMH Tactery.440.443 Batk St . cor. E. 7th. . , -