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rHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, - DECEMBER .9, 1918.
1
PRELI
MINARY
survey
OF 40 FOOT PROJECT
IS
AT MOUTH
SOUGHT
Oregon Delegation to Present
tn Hnmmittfifi.
NECESSITY POINTED OUT
Shipbuilding Plants, Kill Steemere and
jrevel Base Development, Fort
Bays, W1U Justify Improvement.
Washington, Dec. 9 (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.)
Members of the Oregon delegation win
present to the rivers and harbors com
mittee the request of the Port of As
toria for an appropriation for a pre
liminary survey for a 40-foot project
in the lower Coiumom river narour.
Tht Investigation Is declared oppor
tune, now that 40 feet of water Is es
tablished on the bar. Such an improve
ment is expected to be Justified by
showing the advantages that will come
to commerce, particularly for the ben
efit of new shipbuilding plants, the
steamers of the IIU1 lines, and also as
a measure of preparedness In the de
velopment, of a base at the Columbia's
mouth.
The proposed survey covers the main
ship channel to the vicinity of Point
Adams on the Oregon side and along
the channel to the vicinity of Tongue
Point; then. If warranted. In Young's
Bay from the Columbia channel to a
point pne mile above the county bridge.
The Astoria people cue me expenoi
tares rnada at their own expense aad.
the enlarging needs of commerce de
veloped ana developing at that port.
New Highway Head I Author.
Washington, Dec. 9. Dr. L. I.
Hughes, the new district engineer for
government road work in the north
west, has In recent years lectured and
written extensively on highway con
struction. He is the author of a de
partment bulletin on highway bond is
sues that is considered one of the
most comprehensive studies on the
subject ever prepared.
Classification Satisfies TaUman.
Washington. Dec. 9. Commissioner
Clay TaUman of the general land of
fice, back to his office from his west
ern trip, expresses satisfaction with
the progress of classification of the
lands of the Oregon & California
grant, and thinks that the supreme
court In Its forthcoming opinion will
clear away all obstacles to the comple
tion of the work next year.
He does not anticipate further ob
structive moves by the railroad com
pany, as he says he is unable to see
why the company should not desire
to have all pending questions settled
at an early date.
Railroads Present Brief.
Washington, Dec. 9. The transcon
tinental and western trunk lines of
railroad In a brief filed with the In
terstate Commerce commission pre
sent their side of the lumber and shin
gle rate case arising from the com
plaint of the West Coast Lumbermen's
association.
They argue that the rate built upon
the Pacific rate to Minnesota transfer,
with local rates to Chicago and other
destinations added, is Justified by
previous specific orders of the com
mission. The effect. It is contended, would be
to make a lower rate now than existed
prior to 1908, if the poslti&n of the
complainants Is sustained, "and no
one,1' they say, "probably will seriously
contend that rates on Jumber and shin
gles should be lower now than they
were in 1908.
CROOK COUNTY COURT
TO GET $220,805 BY i
26-MILL TAX LEVY
I moraine, through petitions circulated
among members. When signed they
will be dispatched, on completion of
I the school census, to the grand exalted
ruler of the order.
County Valuation Is Higher
Than Last Year, Making!
Tax Yield $15,000 More,
Bend Population 4000.
Bend. Or., Dec. 9. The census of
the city, which is now being taken in
connection with the annual school cen
sus, will show a population of more
than 4000, according to estimates
made by the enumerators. Complete
figures will not be ready for several
days.
BUDGET MUCH SLASHED
i
High Court to Judge.
Bend, Or., Dec. 9. Attorneys for the
defense in the county division case
said this afternoon that it Is their In
tention to file no further pleadings In
the case, but to let the decree be en
tered by default. They will then ap
peal to the supreme court.
T0 ?:l :1 l.zvz?:Jnu 1 our Trunks run
JbVW JPSrt aVa 4aSs,eBAA SHi assart
' of Heeds.
HIGH COST OF LIVING
GOES UP 34 PER CENT
IN PERIOD OF A YEAR
Secretary Redfleld Says Gov
ernment Faces Better
Wages, for Its Employes,
AMERICA RICHEST NATION
Of Liquor Seized
trunks full of Intoxicating
were seized by District At
torney Evans and Sheriff Hurlburt
yesterday at the Southern Pacific
valuation la slisrhtlv hieher this year i depot. o clue was oDiaineo. Dy wnicn
i than last, an Increased amount will be 1 the sender could be detected. The
I rai,i hv this lew. the total general . name -wuson. wmiuui any imiim.-
i tax beina- $220,805. against $205,757 for 1 was printed
I 191
i Bend, Or., Dec. 9. The county court i Four
: Friday agreed on a tax levy for 'liquors
i the coming year of 28 mills, same!
as for the current year. As the county
Department of Commerce Has Bone
Mncta to Safeguard Lives of
Steamship Excursionists.
was prtntea on me irunas, ana
I is the only intimation as to the
that
con-
1 rt act ttlnv th lew at thin ficure
deep cuts were made In the budget es
timates. The rodent bounty was placed
at $5000 instead of $50,000 estimated,
care of poor at $2000 instead of $7000,
for debt 42G.000 instead of $45,000. A
proposed levy for land classification
of $10,000 and one of $1000 for tax
rebates was eliminated.
For the taxpayers of Bend, the total
state, city and schoollevy is 61 mills.
Washington, Dec. 9. "We must take
our choice In the coming year of pay
ing wages and purchasing supplies on
the current basis or else must still
further restrict the public work," says
Secretary of Commerce William C. Red
field in his annual report to congress
today, in discussing the high cost of
living. It had hit the government
service hard, he 6ays. and ne rorecasis tne report says,
SO. 191. was S24SS.?-S.S5(. The to
tal exports amounted to .4,33. Sol. 85
and the total Imports to $2,197,183,510.
The report states that the promise for
the ensurng year is for an even greater
foreign trade.
Further. Secretary Redfleld reports
that our foreign indebtedness has been
cut down $3,000,000,004 and that the
United States has lent abroad the tre
mendous sum of $1,500,000,000 since
the war began.
Wealthiest Watlon on Earth.
"We are the wealthiest nation In the
world and the most prosperous one,"
says the secretary. Our debts are
trifling, he says, some foreign nations
less rich than some of our states bear
ing heavier burdens of debt than the
whole American nation.
Secretary Redfleld says that to main
tain our strong position and our sound
gold reserve we must not only continue
our heavy exports, but must increase
our loans aud investments abroad. In
this he takes Issue with some of the
other government authorities', notably
the federal reserve board, which have
cautioned the country against Invest
ing too freely in foreign securities.
Secretary Redfleld reports that his
department' has done much work in
protecting the lives of steamship ex
cursionists. He reports that the steam
boat Inspection service has never be
fore been so active as during the past
year In safeguarding persons bound
on pleasure trips on the water.
On 8359 occasions during the year,
Prevent Boats' Overloading'.
inspectors have count-
spection service to pass upon the
safety of excursion steamers.
Bew Poodxgfe Introduced.
The report says that during the year
the bureau of fisheries has by its In
vestigations and experiments added
several new food fish to the diet of
the American people, in this way help
ing to keep down the cost of living.
The American merchant marine has
Increased more rapidly in the last two
years than ever before tn the history
of the country, says the report. Dur
ing the period the tonnage engaged in
foreign commerce has been doubled an 1
now reaches- 8.191, 715 gross tons. No
abatement of the Increase Is in sight.
It Is stated.
The secretary recommends that more
stringent regulations governing the op
eration of motor boats be provided. He
says the amateur motor boat operator
is a menace to navigation.
Wax Victim Spends
Summer at Newberg
itmcn tnentitv. i ns iruna arrivea
v, niitVi?-n tnlf- nn 'nvn. ! a considerable increase in the cost ott.j tmai nf 324 4. 9fi2 nasseneers em-
ber 10 and 21, and have been in maintaining the public service due to barking on excursion steamers. On 167 ina
storage since that time. Two wooden general Increases in the prices of all . occasions the Inspectors have stopped I
kegs, five five-gallon containers and
three three-gallon containers, all full,
were found. No one had called for
the shipments.
New-berg. Or., Dec. 8. The Mrs. I Me
wo, according to the news dispatches,
was robbed of $10,000 worth of dia
monds by Charles H. Wax, the man
accused of robbing 300 women of love
and money, owns a tract of 20 seres
a few miles from Newberg. She bougnt I
It about three years ago and has lived
on, It during the summers since then.
Her house was furnished In a very ex
pensive way and her manner of living
Impressed the neighbor. Many valu
able paintings are among the furnish-
Girl Accepts Lover T
Who Kidnaped Her
Jndfs Tells Abductor Be Could Wot
Win Bride That Way; Be Xeplies ,
St X 81A"l Case Collapses.
San Frsncisco. Dec. 9. (P. N. 8 )
Police Judge John J. Sullivan, lean
ing forward, said in his most magis
terial manner yesterday to Joseph
Robino:
"Don't you know you can't do such
things in this country? That you
can't win a wife that way?"
Robino, smiling, answered:
But. judge. I did."
And that was the romantic end of
the kidnaping charge aKalnt Robino,
for his victim, Josephine Carmemtlls,
18 years old, blushed and admitted
that she would marry Robino. previ
ously rejected, even if he had or
maybe because of that kidnaped her.
Robino and his brother-in-law kid
naped Josephine yesterday in 1'reclta
avenue, taking her by automobile to
the brother-in-law's house, where
police, breaking In, rescued her.
the
Elks Want Lodge.
Bend, Or., Dec. 9. Active campaign
ing among members of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks in Bend
to procure a lodge was Degun t naay
Two Thousand Given Bonus.
Wilmington, Del., Dec. 9. (U. P.)
A bonus on annual salaries represent
ing a monthly payroll increase of
about $32,000, was announced today by
the Arlington company, a subsidiary
of the Du Pont de Nemours company.
About 2000 employes are affected.
supplies and the wages which must bel
paid men to enable them to live.
Prices Increase 34 Per Cent.
.There has been, he said, an Increase
of 34 per cent during the last year In
the cost of commodities which go to
make up everyday needs of the nor
mal family. Secretary Redfleld offers
no remedy for the situation, apparent
ly feeling the high prices must be paid.
The report says that the favorable
balance of foreign trade of the United
States for the fiscal year ended June
the embarkation of passengers because
the safe limit of capacity had been
reached. It Is reasonable to assume.
Mr. Redfleld declares, that had not the
inspectors halted the embarkation tha
boats would have been overloaded, with
possibly many fatal accidents result
ing. The public does not cheerfully
cooperate in this work, the report says.
As an echo of the Eastland disaster
In the Chicago river. Secretary Red
field urges that a board of naval archi
tects be attached to the steamboat In-
Italian Aeroplanes
Bombard Trieste
Rome. Dec. 9. ( I. N. 8.) Trieste,
the great Austro-Hungarian stronghold
on the Istrla peninsula, has been bom
barded by two Italian aeroplanes the
admiralty announced today. Though
heavily shelled, both raiding machines
returned undamaged.
Idaho Murderer Is
Sent Up for Life
Boise, Idaho, Dec 9. M P.) - A
verdict of first degree murder was re
turned at Kmmett in the trial
of Nick St. Clair, charged with kill
ing his wife, from whom he separated
September 8. The alleged killing took
place when St. Clair met his wife and
their little son on the road near Mon
tour. He was accused of shooting her
five times. The punishment was fixed
at life Imprisonment.
White Salmon Elects.
White Salmon. Wash.'. Dec. 9 H. I..
Douglas was elected mayor of White
Salmon. O. W. Kverhart and Robert
White, councllmen. and t KefliHei,
treasurer, at the municipal election
SUCCESS OF LOCAL PLANT EXAMPLE, OF GAIN BY HOME, MANUFACTURE,
JUANXFACTUREKS' DIRECTORY
(Name! In blackface type annoonoe
Bonis. containing itielr sddretses. on tbe idsu
ufsrturers' psge. Addresse. of otbers ana; b
obtained from tbe lelrphooe directorial. Man?
mauufartur for tha Jobbing trad only, but la
alt eaaea buyrri should demand tha product
ei our home Inatltutlons.l
Alliers llro.. Milllua Co.. breakfast fowl
abd ba,lth cereal.
Ante Xop Co., makera ot auto topi; rc
patra anu rrbuilua auto.
Jkemt Klilure Co., buw easel, etc.
' Automatic Mfg. IV, sboe buttun fattening
D r bine.
Atkins A Co.. saves etc.
American Biass and Vroaxe Works, any
thing in brats, copper and aluniluuui.--
Aetna sign Co., aud blast, .bUped 1,
B:lil eu'beu signs.
Arrow Csment laundry Tray Co., new Idea
la iHundry U)i.
Ames, Uarus, NeTlll Co., grain bags siul
ascks.
Amor Iran Brush A Broom Co., splint brooms
and brusnes.
Adrian Nsckwear Co., men's neckwear.
American Mods Works, suit drinks.
I Blumausr-Frank iTug Co., t'uxola tollat
I piepniKiloiia.
! Inso. Bsigman Shoe Co., men's and bojrs'
footwear.
Bronioa Motor Equipment Co., distills to
t generator for tuuluf wbicles.
beaver lituve sug. to,, gloves,
j Balfour, Uuthn A Co., ueslth cereals and
i . pvulirr ixd.
brvwusviile Woolen Mills, men's snd jouins
1 tloibiug.
f Clossst A Co., coffees, tess, spires, extracts.
V Ceutrsl ikm.i- or Cuiuuvr Co.. ssu. duurs. ur
t nsnieiital glass.
V Clossetl ac Unters. tess, coffeas. spices, ex
I tracts.
i Carman Ufa. Co.. furniture.
Coaltor Co., vluliuf, mandolins, guitars.
Columbia iiie at liuu Mvi'ks, fire esiapcs,
bank mturc. l.mc railings, fences.
Columbia buguierrlug Viurka, .uacUlnerr,
btil lets, etc,
Columbia Carriago and Auto Works, auto
bodies, trui'ka. Ivy, painting, rebuilding, Cur
riage wuik.
culuiuuio Urlck Works, brick, tiling.
Uirk-VNoud iv aid irug Co., uiedlclnes,
trusam.
1 latins & Son. lapldarlatis.
Campbell, K. C, vitalising snd polliblng
fluid.
Coast Chemical Co., insecticides, cleansing I
and pollsuliig Hums.
Conn, A., isdics' clouks aud suits.
, " Cvluuib.a fieri Co., leel ckslmgs.
Clark Midiliei Co.. btuuMi sou asddles.
Cosi Coivsit A f luiiis Co., turrugied steel
I'll.
Crystal Springs Finishing Works, wool battt,
Wool carding.
Coin Kauulna Mfg. Co., money changing
Biuchinr. tuiuslliea, electric water boaters
uml muHluu nuts, luht muuufacturlng.
' Columbia, Cainon Vapor Co., bigu giado car-
bwu iai',
Crescent Chemical Co., liquid polishes and
soaps, iecpiug cumpouuds, insecticides.
Csjulhol Co., Camtliul (or euro o( catarrh,
setu hay lever, neuralgia, piles, pueuuiouU,
rliLUiua'tlaui, bcadachu, touiiillis, cuugbs, 'Xjius,
; burns, etc.
, Dunas, David M. Co., points, vsrnlshes, etc.
, jjosrntmcner n'uinitura Co., furniture factory.
"uoudttl'o at NcIkiu, c luaut lauudiy trays.
L.i Vuithi Hooting Co., durable paper roofing,
t - liavis-bcoit jMiiiog Co., vwt Uuuvd leather
' billing.
: k.avards, C, D., basket works.
tdwarus. LlvtigUl. tu(ie rossters, tea
' Itofctifra.
Klectrlc Steel Foundry, ateel castings.
Lnamel Bake Ovsn Co., euamcl baking.
rreeluud ruinllum Cu.. tables only.
, Tiskor-Thorsoa Co., paiuts aud varnish,
pt, ' k'ret t'liaia works, pivsios and tabis condl
. r suents.
Fleiacbnar-Mayar Co., overalls and work
I Shirts,
. r'reobiirger, Q. 6., Alr-Vulc. rubber mender,
i ; . emlng, W. portable shower baths.
' risks Bros. , cooperage works. m
Cam, lapidary.
Otandma Cookie Co., eookle factory.
; " oreguy Co.. lapidary. tr
, IU Dahlia Farm, ilahll propagation. -
troidonrMi Milling Co. (Balfour, Uuthrle A
V'Co.). Iwur anil poultry foods.
j- - Oraalo Paper bos Co., paper carton.
i UAKVKY. iUdUAS A CO., Mfgs. or "Btra
x ' bean" tsble tuod, plums kVast 0440.
. ,-. Hill Novelty luxulug Works, novslty mana
' facturera.
' UodsouKseusugbty Co., corrugated stoel
dislu and culvert pipe,
v' Hslvoisou Co., puyslclana' aterUltlng appll
n , r at cea.
Hiraek-Woia Co., tents, awnings, water-
tikMkf pbithlna.
' ' ' Hasmo-Marua Iron Works, mill and other ma-
' cnlnory, (ouudry.
Maatar lnouoator Co. (D. si. Bolbrook)
nmitrv Incubators.
-t Holsotr A Vndiae Maohlne works, atachiaerr
, 1 and casliuga.
llaruvr'a Urass works, brsas work.
' ,k ' Harris Ice alschloo works, rsfrlgoratlng
. BlsnU.
. Haassa Mfg. Co., liquid bluing, imiwali
' Ilea td curiniretkin. ureaon maps.
. ' Xadspandtat Craakar Co., crscksra, eaksa.
eoukras, etc.
, Indopondsnt Foundry Co., rcundry eastings.
Joaos Bros. Co., kuaaaboxrr Juice, elder, vin
egar. '
Xalght Faeking Co., ptcklaa, aauerkraut, ta
ble cuudluents. vlnsgsr, etc.
KeviBsA Bsoiady Co.. vetsrlaarr ramodtsa.
Co., ciaanaing ana polLoing
l us.
pallor.
OLD FASHION CORN HEAL
Contains the Heart of tho Grain and Has
ths Old-Tims Sweat.
Kick Flavor.
OLD FASHION MILLIKO CO.,
141 Hcllsdsy Ave., near River.
Phons Esst 7&.
SxsiJrx
R-PORTER
Enamel Bake Ovens
Kakea Bhahby Antog took JaUe Hew.
We treat the hoode and fenders like
they do at the factory DON'T paint
and varnish em. Ask for particulars.
J. C. WAXVOCX, Prop., 604 Boras ids
at 14th. Main 3435, A-4349.
FINKE BROS.
Makers of
BABJRXX.S, TANKS. TIM, AHTJ
BFBVCE STATE BEADS, ETC.
Oak and Hazel Hoops in any quan
tities. 1B3 Madison. ar.-Hswthonie Bridge.
1 UC
Leading
Beverage
of the
Northwest
Puritan
Mfg.
Co.
"Always on tne Square."
LAYTON COOPERAGE CO.
Makers and Dealers in
NEW AND SEC- D
327 Water Street. Main 3147 )
MODERN
MM
WORK
AN ENTERPRISE
- WHICH THRIVES ON G000 BUSINESS PLANS
AND EMPLOYS LATEST METHODS IN WORK
Handles Gold, Silver, Nickel, Brass and Copper; Does Ox
idizing, Polishing, Laquering, Metal Coloring; Retins
Worn Cans, Making Old Good or Better Than New,
Portland, Or.
Ftaoaes: East 730. A-2434.
ai,ASS
METAL
SIGNS
Acme Sign Co.
San4 Blast. Chipped Glass, Add
Etcninf.
Special Prices on Quantity Work.
414 Davis St., Portland, Or.
Wool Ba(sand Mattresses
1ST BIKE AHS WEIGHT.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
Blankets, Mattresses and Feathers
BenoTated. we do Custom carding-
Crystal Springs Finishing Works
135 10th. Bear Alder. Fhone Main 3674
W reproduce your UESIUN or
PICTCRK on
PENNANTS,
Show Cards, AdTertlsi&s; Hangers,
Etc.
NO CTTTS NKCESSART.
MILES SIGN CO.,
BTASX STREET.
:1
The Bergmann
Custom Made Webfoot Dress Shoe
for the
BUSINESS, STKEETCAB. HAIX
BOAD OB POUCEMAH.
Awarded Oold Medal P. P. I. E. 1915
Removal Notice
TB0B PACIFIC IsADDEB WOBXS
has removed from
89 East 8th St. to 60S Albinav Are.
Phone East 899.
See us for ladders, breakfast tables.
sQjusisuis scaiiuias. siepiaaaers,
stools, etc.
DAVID M. DUNNE CO.
FAINT MAjnrFACTlTBJBXS
Patronise xcome Xnaustry Buy Tour
FWIIMTS
DZBEOT FBOM THE PACTOBT
19th Bt. sna Sherlock At. Phones
aaaw i, visv. savia M. Dnaae
arxesiasnt.
Montana Assay Office
GOLD, rLATnrUsf AMD SILVER KEFIJTEHS
Assyrs, Smlters. Refiners sod burera of
(luld, Platloum. Bllrrr, Ulsb Grstls Ores Jew
elers' Sweepings. Photo Sllrer. Nitrates', Etc
Producers ot Dentsl snd Jewelers' Uold and
8ilTer Fist stock. Wire Solders. Chlorides. Kl
tratea and Edits Strength AUoj. S-4-6-aS 2d at
Msrshsll 2T'.-e.
PETTIT FEATHER &
BEDDING CO.
213 B. 12TK BT FOBTItAlf D, OB.,
Uauxufacturers of hlgrh-trrade Comfort-
ers. Pillows and the Xaunous Hever
apraad Mattress. Ask your dealer to
see them.
for real Musical Instruments. Bads to be the
Best, rather than to sell. Visit tha Coulter
Co.'s Fiddle Shop. Violin. Mandolin, Guitar,
Banjo, Ukelele. 311 to 315 LABBE BLDu..
227', WASHINGTON ST., Portland, Orefon.
Steel Stampins; to Your Order
PURDIN BROS.
Manufacturers of
Corrugated Ash Cans, Air Tlg;ht
Heaters and Camp Stoves.
F. A Purdin, Prop. Plione Kast 4601
180-183 Union At.. Portland, Or.
X.et Us Bits Tour Orders for
CHRISTMAS
CANDY BOXES
I early as possible, thus helping us
to rill them promptly. We do a oi
business all the time in paper
boxes and novelties, and your early
orders will be appreciated.
OSEOOsT PAPEB, BOX PACTOBT.
F. Dielschneider. Prop..
3d floor., 241-845 Stark St.
The California Tlating works, 212
Second Mreft, between Salmon ni
Taylor, Is one of the very useful anu
well-conducted enterprises of the city.
It Is owned by (. II. and Albert Hawes.
brothers, and B. F. Dillian. each nf
whom Is a practical workman of larKe
experience, exceedingly careful anj
conscientious in his work, and a stick
ler for the fulfillment of every
promise.
Seven years aero these men pur
chased tlto plant, then somewhat of a
diminutive Institution, occupying a
room 15 by 60 feet in size. Today it
fills every inch of SO by 100 feet, and
possesses every up-to-date appliance
known to its occupation.
For example, it is the first on the
coast to introduce a complete equip
ment of plating and polishing: barrels,
end now it has added the new rubber
finish such as is being employed by
automobile manufacturers in lieu of
the baking enamel. It is a pliable com
position which will not break or crack
in bending, and is suitable for automo
bile lamps, telephones, etc.
Does All Manner of Flatlnr.
The company does all manner of
KOld. silver, nickel, (Trass and copper
platinjr, oxidizing, polishing, lacquer
ing, gun metal coloring, etc., and guar
antees its work in every particular.
It will not, however, do "cheap"' or
worthless work at any price, realizing
that the permanency of its business de
pends on the quality of Its produc
tions. "We cannot afford to send out an un
satisfactory piece of work," the man
ager declares. "No matter the amount
received for it at the time, the loss
entailed through the evil report of the
recipient would offset it no one knows
how many times. We can thrive onlv
by deserving the good will of our cus
tomers. No business of this character
can prosper without It.
"In the matter of gold and sllve;;
plating, for example. There might be
an opportunity for temporary decep
tion In this class of work, but It would
be only a matter of a short time when
the fraud would be. discovered. Then
would be generated a reaction which
would Injure the business so severely
as to cause the keenest regret that the
temptation had been yielded to. No, it
never would do."
Tin Cans Be-Tlnned.
A new line addedSto the plating
works Is that of re-tinning milk and
Ice cream cans. For this service there
XtEADXBQ GBOCEXS SEX.I,
HAVABEAN
( 1CEXIC AIT BEAKS)
I"eliciousIy cooked and canned In
Portland, 15c can enough for
three. A one-meal trial and you'll
eat 'em always. They're not the
ordinary.
Tho$. Harvey & Co.,
Factory 423 Belmont.
Fhone East 6446.
Is a charge of 15 crnts each for two
quart cans; "0 rents for four quarts;
TiO cents for eight quarts; 60 cents for
12 quarts; 75 cents for 20 quart, and
J1.15 for 40 quart cans. Covers are 10
cents each, regardless of size.
"We have made a careful study of
this work," Mr. Hawes states, "and by
our process the old can will last long
er than a new one, for the reason that
we give it a coating three times thej
thickness or that of new tin. w e oo
not run our work between hot rollers to
sweat off the metal, nor dip it in heavy
, grease to withdraw tbe tin. After re
moving tne dents we give tne can a
coating of one and one half ounces or
pure tin to the square foot, as against
half an ounce put on new tin plate. It
is. therefore, not a guess as to the life
of the new, or the newly re-tlnned can.
In fact, we have the only hot process
tinning plant on the coast."
Does Galvanizing, Too.
The concern does all kinds of gal
vanizing and celluloid enameling, its
business extending to all northwestern
points. As a token of its ability to do
things. It may be stated that last fall
it did a tremendously big job of silver
plating the jnsldes of five-eighths inch
brass loganberry plant tubes for the
Oscar Krenz Copper and Brass works
of San Francisco. The Job was too big
for any of the California concerns to
tackle, as the inside plating of tubes
of this size is a difficult task. Those
of the Jones Brothers comrar.y plant
at Nev.betg. in operation this year for
the first time, were likewise plated
here.
Cutlerv and tableware of all descrip
tions, trold or silver plated as is done
by this institution, by reason of Its
heavv nlating. will last much longer
without showing marks of wear, than
will new. In fact, the articles will last
two to three times as long.
aar
ola
Klng-riahat Co.
Xsaaa. T. S.. improved stump
- Kaola Co.. cocoaaut butter and preparations
v
1
I"
V':
ssUSl till bisssjh, sravsiuwiwBis).
KaAAarlrp, 3. kaddsclj-'a LmproTsd far-;
- Xolle, St. S. W., taaprerad optical scse
ftiscee. Kail affr. Co., gas water heaters.
Lavpald-velpeul Ce asurralng aa4 seiaatlfle
instruments.
, L asters! Mfg. Co., 461 Woodstock eve.
; 1sjecai Bros., aasb. weights.
Lawranca Co., Geo., harMas ana saddles
. Luesrsugart A Co.. snllllBSrs-.
lAiekal, King A Cssa eoep Co,, seeps.
Iber Auto Spring Co., sate springs.
Lartea Cooperage Co., cooperage.
. Lakla A Co., lapidary. ...
I.utks Mtf. Co., ahow eaaea, a tor flnlshlags.
. ' Lthsnaa m Co., egg noodles, macaroni.
, MONTANA ASSAY Off ICS. 143H M St.,
Cbemlata, aksarrra. metallurgists.
Multaceaa Trunk At Bag Co., tmnka, bags,
asm pis rases. ..
Mt. Beoe Soap Co., all kind of soaps.
MoMoatea ) Co., hone eollsxa, rasee strops,
Sato tires. ., .
Modern. Con fee lone re, candy. eoafectWnery.
Mare A Co. . Upldar, gold aa4 sUver
erorkera, . . , '
Mariue Bollee an4 Machine works, lanprorad
Sles'B boiler. .-i--.-... ' :
ktentoe A Crinael, tlloa. '-'' ' ,h'
IContlaue n lut Pmie)
CLOSSEr&CO.j
IVUSBIC1S SLIIQ JUUDefS Or
COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES, EX
ZSAOTS, BTO.
188 lttb. SU, Portland. Oreron.
Plione MarshaVU 44.
"It's Entirely Different"
Economy Hydraulic
Stump Splitter
and Puller
A New Idea and Most
Perfect on Eartht
1226 EAST 30TH ST. NORTH
F. E. KENNY, Inventor and Builder
Phone Woodlswn 1798
READ ADVERTISING CARDS
The advertising cards to be found
on these pages of The Journal cover
a wide range of manufactures, and
are nublished for the information of
the public. By consulting them many
of the necessities will be pointed out,
and thev will be found quite a com
plete directory to the makers of things
Irtd in the dally lives of most
rfftf.4rsi of this newspaper. From
dollar-and-cent standpoint It will pay
to keep in touch with them.
O. Q. Waatworth . O. a. Irwut
Columbia Carriage &
Auto Works
AVTOKOBILS BODIES. D1DIOI, TOEO.
H08. rAijmjro. oextbal tuaano,
MO-111 Freat Street' Fortlaad. Oregtm.
BROOMS !
Manufactured by
Zan Bros., Inc.
SUNSET BROOM WORKS
4 Office 50-52 Front St.
K0R1NEK REMEDY. CO.
Manufacturers of
Veterinary lVledicines
adapted for diseases of horses, cat
tle, sheep, poultry and pet animals.
Compounded by graduates of the
foremost Veterinary Schools.
Darby and Colombia Bonlarrard,
Vortk. Portland station, Portland,
Oregon.
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
Ask Your Dealer for
FAMOUS
Doernbecher
Furniture
Made in Portland
fflLThe
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 aides.
Wool Batts Carded, Too
Phone for literature which we will
gladly mall.
Folding Mattress Co.
Portland
Stove Works
MANUFACTURERS
XZQK QBAOB
OF
Stoves and Ranges
ASK TOXTB DMUI.
606 Williams Are.
Phone Bast 6874.
X. J. Helssr. Bea. Fhona Eaat 43SS
Helser & Unden Machine Works, Inc.
Designers and Builders of
Special
Machinery
498-S-7-S X. S3d St., Bet. York and Revd.
Tkonaa Vain T24S. A-721S.
Pacific IronWorks
Structural Steel and Iron foi
Buildings and Bridges
We carry In stock a complete
line of Beam. Angles. Channels,
Tees and Mill 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 Vj-ton attachment
a-toa attachment . .
e
30
4iO
440
Phone East 7437. 193 B. Water St.
THE KADDERLY
FURNACE
Is an Oregon production, made entirely
of steel, boiler riveted, end a Lat
Forcver It Is the beat and most eco
nomical Furilece In the world.
J. J. KADDERLY
130 XTK.BT STBXET. MA1B 1383.
PENINSULA IRON WORKS
Founders, Machinists. Pattern
tnakers. "Peninsula"' Gray Iron
and Semi-Steel Castings for all
purposes. Transmission and Hpeclal
Machinery. Mill, Marine and Gen
eral Repair Work. Phone Colum
bia 14. Bt. Johns. Portland. Or.
OREGON BRASS WORKS, inc.
BRASS FOUNDERS
AND MACHINISTS
Rronse. Brass. Copper. Aluminum snd
Composition Casting. Finishing. Po
tti I ng and Plating Hash liars and
Brass Killings.
Second and Bverett Sts., Portland. Or.
Phones i Main 6373. A-2373. -
A WRITTEN GUAftAHTEE goaf with srsry
BRONSON
OXY-GEN-ERATOR
It cuts the motor car fuel bill In twr. dla
solres rarbon and adds nearly half to mileage.
Send for rlrmlar.
BB0V80H MOTOR TVUTUZHT CO.,
14th and Buraaide.
"We Hake 'em sy the thousand I-
C. D. EDWARDS & SON
BASKET WORKS
104S Macadam St. phone hCaln SSS.
Splint' Market Baskets a specialty.
Country orders solicited.
ICE MACHINES
From the only cocnplete factory Ik the entire northwest.
ARMSTRONG'S
Mcintosh &L Felaslialb, ixor!
Electro Galvanizing Works
- M ae BaaA Sta.
HOT AB1 ELXOTBO GAL? A KIOTO. TOT.
vnro AsTD corputsxiXBS.
XartU iaer, Prsa. , . Kaln UOe.
0 Q "Ba i
CoOJlfflj eatjA wsuld.
always knew it
coma." As yea
oanBOt Aotra truth.
Some ef the prograaaiTa press sad some ef
oar paovle kagia ta aemit that graft aad
crook sd sealing have baaa blsckiag Port
laad'a iaduatrisa. Tbay ksfs sot yat teld
yo whs tke grafters sad creeks era, kat
that will coma. Ba aara aad ke at tke
pablle meettnga: yen will tbea be able to
tell who ax Portland's aad Oregon's reel
Iriaosda. -
Practical TaOar
see noyau mag.
MultnomahTrunk tS: Bag Co.
WaclsMla Staksrs ef Trash SaHaaaaa. Bag,
Taleaoaaaa. Aato Trunks. Eto. - K. Wats
U, xarttaae. O Pkenes Zast Si. sVMH,
TB XOYEV.
Western Tool and Die Works
ANDY FRITZ. PROP.
Manufacturers of
Sheet SCetal Stamirlnrs and Dies.
VOW AT THTBO AJTD OXsXSAV STB.
Tela. Broadway 87SS. A-3837.
500 Enlarged Photos FREE !
We will glT witk every Hattreas rraorated
br osr sew process ABSOLUTELY FREaV en
larged photo of roarsrlf, aise J6x20. Drat I r
fraased. alaed at 1760. Oar work is sTtr-
aoteed; prkea reasonable. We call sad deliver.
"Laioa UtM' abop.
vairuu mattbxss a pad 00,
-. Vt koUssala UsBalactorers. 427 HaneorK -
Fbouee 1C 70, O-lSiS, - .
CARMAN'S
GUARANTEED
FURNITURE
Of all Dealers.
Independent Foundry
Company
Portland, Oreron.
QEET ZBOH AND SBMZ-STZEXa
CASTINGS
. S. Boost
3, hi. XoCautoy
RELIANCE
Wire & Iron Works
Manofartnrera of all kinds of
WIEZ AMD IBOB WORK BA1LUNOI AV9
rZKCZS.
Ornamental Iron Work. Spark Ouarde. Et?.
E. lOtk and Flandara. Pbons Esst 1MI-
AMERICAN BRONZE
AND BRASS WORKS
68 TJPSHUB, STBIIT.
All Binds of Brass Aluminum Oast,
lags. Phosphor Bronie Castings
a Specialty.
Bohert Oray, Mgr. Phone Stain 4119.
The Harris Ice Machine Works
- 174.176 Zast Water Street.
Makers of
Harris Ice Machines
All kinds of l-e end refrigerating
woik; pipe bending and colls ntada.
POBTX.ABD. OKEOOV.
KACHIVI SHOP. Hawthorns Are. id Eait
Third St. "beast. East . B Hie.
FOuKDET and r ATT El. 21 SHOF, Union Are.
and Eaat StaTsna St. Fbsaaa. Xsst 11. B 1141.
Phoenix Iron Works
EWOUmSS FOHTLAWD. OBEOOW.
Foundara, Btaohlaists aad Boiler Msksrs, BulM
lag aad truoraral Work. Espatr Work Oia
v Prompt Attsntlon.
Main 817 Telephones A-2217.
Smith & Watson Iron Works
Foundry and Machine Shop,
412 FRONT STREET
BtanoXaYCtore and repair all line of
machinery, and oast anything.
Bade la Fortlaad
FORTLANIX FURNITURE MFG. CO.
Makers of
COUCHES, LOUNGES,
UPHOLHOLSTERED rTJRWITURE,
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS
1249-1259 Macadsm Road
Main 809 A-3513
UAXVTACTVmXM OT CTSAZM AID
KOCSXXS.
Portland, Orefon.
BEST XH TO WEST!"
Beasons why you should troy the
Arrow "Indestructible"
Laundry Trays
Tripled reinforced.
Smooth, Hnow-wlilte
proof. IirKfHt and
made.
BeUwood 1530.
Can't crack.
finish. "Water
roomiest tray
654 B. 10th Bt.
G. P. Rummelin & Son
1S4 Sd, Bear WaA. at
Mfg. Furriers
C.G. APPLEGATH
sooozssom
Zstah. 1870. ICalm 41.
cillbros.' DAHLIAS
Oaaraateed na
Fall Catatogaa af Sntoh Bales, FarsaaUla.
Maraary stocks se ready east fraa en
EVjsf BsMeta ga
GILL BROS. SEED CO.
Tabor 2683. , Portland, Or.
"bladx ibt obioow.-
PORTLAND BOLT & MFG. CO.
Bods, Bolts, Vpset Bods. Dies and
Porflag-s Building iron of aU
klads.
3. M. tLEWEIXTN. Mgr.
80S 13th St. Portlasd.
LEAD PIPE
to Inches; calking lead, sheet leal,
lead wool, glazing lead. etc.
NORTHWEST LEAD & MACH. CO.
SM.11 PSOBT STBBBT.
P. SHARKEY & SON
ZrOXO BTXAW TXXOAT
HORSE COLLARS
l-argeat faetory of its kind on the
Paclflo Coast. All tioode War
ranted. Bast Oak and Union Arenas.
non ZAST 878 for highest grade
typewriter and pencil. .. -, .
CARBON PAPERS
Btette is Portland and rtayraateed.
ASX PO OZB-DTJTB
HOeinzo
A soap for each parpose 10s to lOe
per pound.
Ask your grocer he should bat it.
Pcrtfend Sea? Products Co.
371 Kawthone. , . Zast 8478.
Crescent Chemical Co., Inc.
IM WASHIVOTOS ST.
lUIIOt iUFFLHS. flaer Brushes, flaar
sad liaasaess ails and dress lag) sedsx alls.
dnatlaes mays, foraltora and matal polls a.
llenld teOet aoap. dlainfaetaaU. kug aad
reaeh deatreyan. Fhonaa. Bala 1W4. A-1UI.
W. H. M'Monies
& Co.
Makers of Horse Collara,
Razor Strops. Aato Tires
rebuilt snd double treaded,
Vnloanlltn v anil renelrlnsr
We buy old aato tires.
nOSJ ZAST 148.
Factory 440-448 Samoock MU
. - Cot, BV.-tt,"i i;t;j.