THE OREGON DAILY' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, : SATURDAY, JANUARY. 13. 1917.
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RULES COWIMFTTEE TO
" REOPEN COf LEW
NOTE LEAK INQUII
WIFE TAUGHT HIM VALUE OF YOUTH, SAYS CROKER
Thomas W, Lawson to Be
Called and Body Given Au
thority to Force Answers.
Washington, Jan. 13. (U. P.) Com
plete reopening of the bouse note leak
Inquiry was decided on today at a
meeting of the' rules committee. The
committee announced it would sub
pena, In addition to Thomas W. Law
eon, the New York brokerage firm of
Lockwood & Co., Donald McDonald,
who Is aliened to have given Informa
tion to Lawson; James Rellly, manag
ing editor of the Wall Street Journal;
JP..W. McKinnon, Chicago broker, and
"Perhaps half a dozen or a, dozen other
: V Power to require Thomas W. Law
son and other witnesses to answer all
questions was .given to the rules com
mittee by the house. Immediately the
' decision was reached by the committee
i to reopen the leak Investigation and
make H broafftr than ever.
Representative Garrett, Democrat,
announcing he would not contest th
, resolution, said the 'Wood resolutions
were a "keen and bitter reflection and
an effort to discredit the admlnistra
tion that the Republicans could not
" defeat."
The resolutions, both Introduced by
" Henry and passed without opposition,
give -the committee power to force all
witnesses W give either real or hear-
: , say evidence pertalnng to the leak.
Henxjy explaining the resolution,
aid. no wanted It to "give the com
nntteft all the power the Bouse can
'give them, particularly ta tieal with
Thomas W. Lawson."
"We have summoned Mr. Lawson to
reappear," said Henry, "and we hope'
he will be here Monday, when we will
resume the Investigation. If he falls
,or refuses to answer, the committee
"Will bring the question to the house
. and, let the house decide Its authority
and exhaust Its power to make Mr.
Lawson answer."
Felix Diaz Holds
All of Vera Cruz
Galveston. Texas, Jan. 13. (TJ. P.)
Practically the entire state of Vera
Cruz is controlled by Fellclstaa and
Felix Diaz, is receiving all the am
munition he wants from this couiftry,
It being first sent to Belize and South
American ports for trans-shipment.
This was reported today by passen
gera arriving on the steamer Herald
from Vera Cruz.
The passengers further stated that
Information had been received in Vera
Cruz that rebel forces Intend this
month to begin a campaign for the
destruction of all railways In th re
gion, with Higlneo Aguilar at Punta
Antigua and General Pelais near Tux
pam assisting the Fellcistas.
Many persona were killed, it was re
ported, when Fellcistas attacked a
Mexican- National train at Paso del
Macho January G.
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EV1DENC
E
IF HE GIVES
TO CONVICT H. THAW
Alleged Accomplice in Gump
Kidnaping Held in N. Y.
Prison; Thaw Recovering.
Mrs. Richard Croker, who has given her husband, the former leader
of Tammany Hall, new ideas regarding government. ,Mrs. Crok
er, who was an Indian princess, gave her husband descriptions of
Indian councils and won him to advocacy of government by young
men. Croker says that the wife taught him the real value of
youth in public affairs.
FREEDOM FOR BROVER
Hi
t Thaw. In n of these Dump la up -I
posed to have declared he liked the E
mrsic schools Aim ttachtsi
TH1KLHUBN Vtolie taartwr. iwitU iml.
I whidnln Thiv administered. 07 Fl.r M. Mrill
! Despite intimations of both the pro frkur. t. k
laitratlon an1 th dfniu that Thw hir. eftr.
DEATHS AND FUJiKBALS ?S
f ooatinueai
LAWwX t'nw wi m at cmu
Ph t sce.
j will go peaceably back to New Tork p''.?
land there stage another bitter fight, a "ChH.tr, .ty 4ia-n wm m,
. larva battalion of lawyer, whn will HASO and caJ lta a. pr-c-
Maio szio
I isrsv iMviaiiuu ul tn;cii who wiii
incur in lue aaieius uin arnvea in
town. This, it Is taken, is an indica
tion that Thaw will fight every step
, of the road to Matteawan or prison.
Thaw's condition showed a slight
Improvement today, it was announced
at 8t. Mary's hospital. Physicians are
practically certain now that he did not
wallow poison tablets before he
slashed his thfoat and wrists. Dr. El
wood Kirby. Thaw's physician, said
he believes Thaw will be able to leave
the hospital by February 1.
tlw lano. t br. per da?
DOLORK L. CLLXfcN. VtoU.
tnatbod. Marshall UT.
$1 too.
irariirr. iMTdk
47A Main.
EB E EM AN la tale city, Jaauary 1A, at bar
Ula rcaTiUace, 17 East Twenty -algotfc stwrt
rortU, Iaa U. Umau. agad yeata, wife at
Arthar Kbennaa and sotba of Katharine Kber
cut a, dangbler of Mrs. K. Uarble, aa slater of
Mrs ktUiule Vint, Karl, Ooy sad Lyaa Marble,
of U.la city. Tba raiaaloe ara at Ue eealaaera
atabUaimwnt ef 1. V. inlay Soa. Moatgaai
rrj at riftb. Nottca of faoaral braaftr.
POO AWT) CAT W08PTTAL,
Philadelphia, Jan. ISj (TJ. P.)
Freedom for evidence and testimony
that will send Harry K. Thaw, erratic
Pittsburg millionaire, now recovering
from self-inflicted wounds In this city.
back to Matteawan or prison. Is the
swap the district attorney's office In
New Tork will offer Oliver A, Brower,
It was learned on good authority here
today.
Brower is now in Moramensing,
awaiting extradition papers from New
York, where he Is charged with having
conspired with Thaw to kidnap 19-year-old
Frederick Gump Jr.
When Assistant District Attorney
Black of New Tork declared tke state
now has sufficient evidence to convict
Thaw. It is known that they would go
a long distance to secure the testi
mony of one of Thaw's accomplices or
Tuslness meix
Brower was tke bearer of the "dear
master" letters written by Gump to
1R. O. H UlJHJnA.V V a. If.Hl.S A HI A.
boapltal. 41 K. 71 H. V.t 1M7 B-ltXtt
TTt IAK. yOSZ. THMQAT. LffWOl
AiikAUlU tvatwl ailiMMii kuita. im aaa.
Ir. (aaaadi. Ivkaai MiSt :ia and Wim
K.NUUM.N-la tbU city, Jaauaxy 12. Martin
Kuwbai, asaa 13 jars. lata or SMtwwo,
Or. lb fuaaral aertlcra wUl be bald Seuday.
January 14. at 2 o'clock p. m., at tbe Ureoceat
Urova ctMtorr. Tlsard. Or. rrleeds tevltea.
Ibo rematoa are at tba maUlcace eatabllabiseat
of J. P. rinlay A Son. Montgotnary at fifth.
.FLOK1STS
TOO LATE FOK CLASSIFICATION
MODERN 6 room bungalow for rent,
11. 110 E. 56th St., N. Half
block from Montavilla car.
fAClflu alAlfcj) tlaa l.sti.aaca
only Ofrtva llr lnoranp wnnpaay.
ClARKJC BROtU tlorists. ST Morrlsoo
at- Main or A-io. Fine flowers and
floral dralgns. No branch etorea
GOOD hand laundry wants bundle
washing or day work. Tabor iilh.
FIVE rooms, completely furnished:
entire lower floor; yard. Tabor 623.
Memlbcra
f the
Portland Rsaliy Bosurd
FPEMITPKE BLPAIB ASP OrHOLSTI HIHO
bl LiUHAU tunutult UuJllal Ml i-
Kaprt mt'r-a main Mmtn 4S&4.
rxprr bogs amp kaq a cos
Send Us Your Old Carpets
Mad Iruia old tuxrmla bruaMia. Ainlaatar.
Snyruc. Alao raa ru, all alara. Mall ardaci
, inayu Caruet cleaning. bu4 tor boukiat.
wuxkrm rurr auu co.
64 Cnlop n, N. Pbonaa Eat Win. B-I4TS.
rtrkSAexs
MAH'l'lN c lVKbba lift la La. a
Wash. Mala A-121. Flo war
for all oceaaione artlaMcally rrimr
Ollaan at Mr 4171. A-14f4
a
A1A1N all.
Hprays II
wteatoa.
UUivwra. d
.'nappril a 4i .VI or"i
MAX M. SMI in, lionat. 141 H atn a
tWlhS Kl.OK.AI. Cu iid a ) vi'laau
PREPARE
FOR WINTER
. l. mmiu & m.
INVESTMENTS
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
404-5 Northwestern Bank bldg.
FAMOUS 1UDUKFIELD SOIL,
Fertile farms at fair prices. Fenced or
unfenced land; small tracts; acreage.
H. B. AFPERSON, RIDGEFIELD.
WASH.
THE BKONU CO.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE.
267 Oak St.. Lewis bldg.
Business and suburban property trib
utary to Union avenue a specialty.
BELLING DEPARTMENT,
LADU ESTATE COMPANY,
"EA ST MORELAN D."
CONCORD BLDG, D AND STARK.
S a a
drawing a couch close to a stove In
which a redhot fire was kindled.
While she was asleep the couch and
her clothing caught fire. Neighbors
saw smoke pouring from the house,
and discovered her plight. She would
have been burned to death, for she
was unconscious when rescued.
Motorcycle Patrolman Ervln was
passing the house in pursuit of a
speeder, but stopped and had the
woman sent to the hospital. The
body was removed to the public
morgue. Funeral arrangements have
not been made.
LURE OF WHITE LIGHTS
TOO MUCH FOR LITTLE
MAST
BlCllAttU SUEPABD
REAL. ESfATR
Ppeeiallslng la Home Sites on Wast Side Nortn,
Mr.ln BOO. urrioa vmiDnr.ga or woiiwono .t
$7.50 per ton in I-ton lota
$8.00 per ton under t tons.
Save 25 on your fuel
bill. Clean, odorless, easy
to handle. Most heat fcr
least money.
Main 229.
24 Washington St.
A-2291
Terrible, Burns End
Life of Aged Woman
Mrs. E. J. Jones, wife of the Janitor
Cf the Buckman school, who was
fatally burned In her home at 16 East
Twelfth street north yesterday after
noon, died as a result of her .injuries
at the Good Samaritan hospital late
last night. Sho was burned from head
to foot, and no hope of her recovery
was held from the first. The body
was taken to the public morgue.
Mrs. Jones, who was 62 years old,
lay down early In the afternoon, after
Oregon Short Line
Accepting .Freight
Freight now Is being accepted as
usual by the O-W. R. & N. for the
Oregon Short Line, the embargo on
shipments from competitive points
having been lifted. From December
26 to January 7 no freight whatever
was accepted for delivery off the orig
inating line because of the enormous
congestion of traffic brought about by
the cAr shortage. The general car sit
uation had tightened up again today
but many empty cars are now being
received by all the roads from eastern
connections, so that gradual relief Is
looked for.
GIRL
FROM
COUNTRY
KEMMERER and
ROCK SPRINGS COAL
THE CLEANEST AND BEST BURN.
TNO COALS. PRICES RKASU.NABLK,
GGTOTAL fi(SE a STORAGE
mm km
EAOT 244 H-U44.
Man Arrested In Kansas City
for Murder of Mona Simon
in Columbus, Ohio.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
REAL. ESTATE BROKERS.
M Wilcox Bldg. Mala SOB.
Portland, Or.
a a
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABS1RACT
COMfAWI.
Ahatrarta. real estate, lnauranea. Leoklas
after aaseesments and tazea a specialty.
Marshfleld and coquuie city. ur.
HEN RY SENG9TACKEX. Manager.
Boynton Furnaces
C. Bay
Economics 1. eff actual.
From sPd Market.
Oa-.
LMo.S bat el Metal ttoika. luraacaa ito-
stalled. rrpalrlua:. 4 111 nlon n. V K 4MI.
HAIR OOOPa AMP HAIR DaEaaXaft
rtliVbl a UANattCT, laadiatf k aud hMf
n misers, finest stuck busuan hair cooaa;
EaUdres.lng. msntcurlug. faca aud ex-alp treat
ment. Kriuoved to av AMr. near Hruadvae.
EDWARD "
H0LMAN CO
ESTABLI33TO 1171.
RELIABLE
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
LADT ASSISTANT.
THIRD AND SALMON 8TRXETS.
MAIN e7. A-18U.
lOl 8AL&FAIUia f 17
PoatiBea
FOR SALE 2e acres of land. U acres
dear all fenced and croea fenced,
on good macadam road, close to good
scnool, phone line, stage route, 1 mil
irom etauon. I miles from carbarns, ,
rood house and outbuildings, pnea
t270. terms; must sell. Address Ed.
La Londe, rout t, Vancouver, Waah.
Phone 17F8. - :
FOR CASH, tii an acre, 230 acres. S
can almost borrow amount; will sell '
one of best farms In Oregon, on Wll- . .
jamette. 47 Belmont St. -
N
JJ 0.1ESTE-DS.
47
CHOICB CIO acre homestead locations -la
Malheur county, the banner atock.
raising district tn the northwest, ' A
number with good springs) and creaks. .
Percy M. Johnson Co.. Vale. Or. s
I CAN now locate you on - re
homesteads in Grant county, Oregon,
For Information writ T. V. HaU.
Mount Vernon, Or. - v
KJCCH AXO K 11K.L ESTATB g4
wMKruiiaE. '
CO acres of choice land near Tan
couver, well improved and equipped;
400 acres In cultivation. Price Mi.eoo.
Want wheat ranch up to tlOO.OO. For.
r articular, see K. At. Thorougntnan. .
It V. th St.. VsnrottTtr. Wash.
FOR BALE or trade; ten acre of th
beet land In Wash. Two mile from
Cam a a. Nine acres In cultivation,
acres In prunes. Will take automobile
as part payment. Phone Tabor 1464,
or rail at 49t K. SMh St. B. Oamer.
lto ACRES lake bottom. acrea la
timothy, rest wild meadow; 1 per
acre. will take (tooo in rnina
property, rest on time; best of out
range. By owner; no agenta. R-341,
Journal. - '
CI ACRES Choice Und. near It- It.
station partly improved, weii wa-,
tered. Want good residence. Prefer
south of Hawthorne v-, la trad.
Owner. R-I&J, Journal.
arut.uv.ajr unia iu.mi mt.i
pointnienf. I tine tlsla 1Z32.
Undertaker, E.a(. lltn
phones K ill. H-Ikst
ma Hawthorrs.
Ijtdy aaalatsiit
MAITHtSfci?
OLU DiitmMt aud ,ru.ti ln:l ui.a.
ssnltarr tuiUins luriua, IrstLer reuuTIted
roldlun l to.. til, .ma ate. K. HT
, A, D. Kenworthv Co.
Tabor !, oav. .u unu, fabo
aKa; oth at. an1 hosier road. Ariel
MIMEOOK APHING MULTIGRAPHIHO
MialLOv. 1UI-U1.VU
fliers. VV. fc. Inter
A Co.. Inc., :ds Slsrk. Main 847; A ll.
F. S, Dunning, inc.
Fast Side Funeral Ln actors. 41C
AMer at. Phone Kaat 6:. H-261t.
PHYBlCIAab
liH. H, A, ftllLxarS. Alias bula. Astasia
NerroasBeas. I'reatsilr Indole. It am ma lla as
PLUaLBIHQ tUPfUIl
atTAlL pLLUBI.NU Utfl'UU
t lemlug.'112 4th at.
Dunning (Si McEntee at
every daiau, iiroautaay and Pine ala
Broadway 4J0, A-46&K lidy aaaiatan'
o d e rn lr
ats
rg.LaIt.aa AMD EaGRATARO
lUSj'lV t'asajuu M. slA.SJ.
SKI stark st. Broadway A-4QS.
A. R. Zeilar Co. East lus. c-ift
l-ady attenoant. Uay and night service
MILLER k TRACK if. InaeUendent r u-
nerai uireciora. trices low as lib
at Klla. M al, A-7
RAZOR JILADIS SKiiriKED
NEW TODAY
Z.oaas of (10,000
and up en Im
proved B a siaess
Property (or for
Improvement Par poses.
J. P. IXPSCOl
843 Stark Street.
tAra.ll raatus auaiiuctl, ill Sluaa. sad
ttte per dosvn. Hj at., oyer Mlamt
t40, 0 Wash
J. f. ir.ia.l dk .UN.
Progresselve Funeral Ulractora.
MONTOUMEK Y AT FIFTH
bis U- uy-lu-uaie astsiy
tbe Kindow at Itki 4th at.
luul Uialiiaa, i
QlPVAPQ Cnueriaauig Co. Alain 4la
uivliilu t or Id and Clay
RUBBLE. faTAJtrS AMD SEALS
n, 1. iiyinca, new reOeoce aalaoi L
U1 Williams ave WJln. 1Q. C-l4
A1AO aieucua, l'ra.io clwcks, W rneaa.
PALlfiU COAS1 OlAalf WOaaS
13 1 Aaabiuglon St. klsla A-2TIO
Momllfnn East kulb and Glisan. i'u
i itiiiiiiivii naral aervl
ices. TtDor 4Jia
gHfcET sf HAL WOEsJ
ul.f A1U.1.NO uu slid srata. tuuls. rfscuo CS,
tlu tat st. l'b.iua Main H2i.
THEATRICAL AMD IsASClRADE POOPS
CU&lUMko for rent cr sals, i'uriiaud Cus
tunie Hiie. 20rt Urosilway. Mar-bait i;4T.
10WAX BUPI-LY
Breeze &. Snook .l,MJ,?-ilDO"
3IAUSOLEOIS
MORTGAGE LOifViNS
$300 Upwards at 67-8
Oregon Investment J aSortgags 0.
Offices 803-4 170 3d St.
Department
Six Hens in Contest
Lay Egg Every Day
. 6torrs, Conn., Jan. 13. The total
Output in the ninth week of the lay
ing contest at StorVs amounted to
1731 eggs.
JL P. Robinson's pen of White Leg
horns from Calverton, N. Y., stood
Well above any other pen In the con
teat with a yield of 45 eggs. Jules
F. Francals' JJarred Rocks from West
Hampton Beach, L. I., laid S8 eggs
for the week. Hill view Poultry
farm's Rhode Island Reds from St,
sllbans, VL, and Plnecrest Orchard's
pen of the same breed from proton.
Mass, tied for third place with 3?
eggs each. The best Connecticut pen
tor the week was Clifford I. Stod
dard's from Woodbrldge with a rec
ord of 88 eggs. Two Plymouth Rock
hens, one Rho.de Island Red and three
White Orpingtons were the only ones
that worked every day last week;
these six hens laid an egg every day.
K White Leghorn produced the larg
est egg during the week and one
that weighed Just 18 times as much
as the smallest egg, which was laid
by a White Wyandotte.
. The three best pens In each of the
principal varieties are as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks Jules F.
Francais, West Hampton Beach, L. I
251; Fairchllds .Poultry Farms, Short
Falls, N. H-, 218; Rodman Schaff,
Fitawilllam. N. II., 136.
"White Wyandottes - Merrythought
Farm, Columbia, Conn., 262; Brayman
Farm, Westville. N. H., 213; A. L.
Mulloy, Waterbury, Conn., 205. ,
Rhode- Island Reds Jacob E. Jan
sen, North Haven, Conn., 227; Pequot
Poultry Farm, Southport, Conn., 218;
HUlview Poultry Farm, St, Albans,
Vt, S08. "
White Leghorns Hilltop Poultry
Tarda, Suffield. Conn.. 316; A. P. Rob
inson, Calverton, N. Y., 306; Clifford
L Stoddard, Woodbrldge, Conn., 303.
Miscellaneous Cloyes & Sullivan,
(Buff Wyandottes) Hartford Conn:,
157; Koshaw Farms, (Buff Rocks)
Branby, Conn., 241; Obed G. Knight,
(White Orpingtons) Bridgeton, R. L,
109.
U. S. SEEKING IDEAL FOWL
New Hen Will Have Large Laring
Capacity Meaty.
New York, Jan. 13. An ideal Amer
ican fowl Is the object of experiments
being conducted by the United States'
government at Its farm at Belleville,
Md. Harry M. Lemon, head husband
man of the government farm, has
been working for the last five years
on the new American product He
explained his experiments at the an
nual poultry show at Madison Square
Garden.
According to Mr. Lam on the new
hen in laying qualities and the size
of Its eggs will resemble the Leg
horn. It will have as much meat on
its body as a Wyandotte, Barred
Rock or Plymouth Rock. The aovern
ment farm, Mr. Lamon said, plana to
have a big exhibit of the new hen at
the poultry show next season.
Columbus. Ohio, Jan. 13. (U. P.)
Weldon H. Wells, 25. of Kansas City,
arrested at Huntington, Ind., early to
day for Investigation In connection
with the murder of Mona Simon, at a
fashionable hotel here Thursday night,
will be brought back to Columbus by
Detective Sergeant Peter Albanise.
An affidavit charging Wells with
first degree murder was filed today
by Albanise.
The police believe tne woman was
killed last Thursday night. Had
maid employed at the hotel showed
little more curiosity, the police say.
they would have been on the case
earlier. The maid is tald to have
found the door unlocked at 7 a, m.
yesterday and entered. Seeing the
woman lying on the floor beside the
bed. she concluded she was Intoxicated
and left tne room, it is a am. .
"Sho was a good girl when she first
came here," Bald Mrs. D. M. Hubbard
today, with whom the girl had lived
for three years.
"She got a job a a hotel telephone
operator, and at first, aha would come
home from her work early every even
ing.
"Often she would cry ana tell me
she wished she were back home with
her parents In Philllpl, W. Va, and
the friends with whom she sang in
the church choir.
"She used to pray and read the Bible
occasionally, but a change came. She
fall Into bad company. Things went
from bad to worse, and finally she
left me. '
Th girl's body was prepared for
shipment to Grafton, W. Vs.. today, on
the order of her brother, Charles H.
Simon, who lives there.
LiBEirry
saco.
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For the greatest aL
economy Buy
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WE BUY NOTES
806 Perntn Bide, Portland. Or.
ICklLiNU Uuuilt; Co- lor itfompt, atll
clrnt ervW. 1'tiuue Hroadwaf 410. A -4-1 In
TSAhSFia AMD gTORAGI
Oregon 1 ranster Co.
Established 1ST0
TraDsfet sud r.rs-umg A (eats,
tttorsje rte 'irackife.
Office aud iilui(l, O.uaa at.
Uth sod Chsn. Main Bs) A-444
...."River View Abbey....
Mausoleum
a Terminus Riverview carUna,
a Taylor Ferry road.
For Particular Inquire
Portland Mausoleum Co,
TRADE 1(0 acres In Crook county, ad-
Jacent t state Irrigation project, tor
suburban home; prefer outside city
limits In Multnomah county, bo Xl.
R. No. 1. Hinaoaie. ur.
FOR TKADK Partly paid for home
for horses, cows or macninery. sw
minute car service. 2H acre ana Z
houses. Inquire H K. Uth st.. north.
SALE or trade, cheap, easy term.
house and lot at wooomira is. ,
lot automobile, or anything I can us -
as part payment. Bellwood U. ,
40 ACRES at Hood Ulver. psrt u cui- -
tivatlon. surrounaeo oy rine orcn
ards; trade for house, value f (000. . P
218, Journal.
IK your exchange la a square deal.
NORTHWEST REALTY COMPANY.
stl Chamber of Commerce Piaf.
WANT house. Alberta district, for
small tract, close In. to ucsry
bldg. Woodlawn i6ll evenings..
odero
IININCIIMHERKIJ laied for ro
bungalow. Box 105. Oak Prove, Or
LAND 11000. for clear lots or acre
are P-1B7. Journal.
W aa t (ur
12) acres
Portland
near
house.
imaa
41
It) EUGENE acrea
JRa Jefferson st.
To"
Plfock h'vlr.
motorboat.
SU.MKII nVAl. ESTATK81
WANTED S to t room house modern.
by February 1; full lot, esvsy tonus:
reliable: or will pay small rent and
glva good care
P-lll, Journal.
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roads, ateamshlp lines, etc, address Oregon
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GOU0S Bl'tclAllaiS auiraar. facklng.
f-hlyulog and aluelns- Borsa or Asia Vaas.
epeil freight rates to alt points.
C V. VlLiL TUANdiEU A SIUBAQg Oa
Sd and Hlue. BroalTay rm. A-1"V
WUAUlh..T
Vim.
(Utah's best by gov
ernment's test). Ask
tor U.iietin Mo. 22,
Dept. of Interior
Bureau of Mines,
full weight and
absolute guaran
tee with every
order. All other
standard grade
of coal ana bri
quette.
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V : repair aud leouild all mases. Uujsl Type
writer Axencr. ZiU Burk a, ala la adaa.
PORTLAND MARBLE WKB, l4-:
4th U opp. City hall. Main tkA
Phihn Nett Son., for mtrtorlals
ELAPSING GRANITE (
267-3RQ. 5T, AT MADISON
FOR SALE 11 room house, nicely fur
nished, single, double end S room
suites; must sacrifice within 10 day.
owner. IiU. Journal.
FOR HALE cheap Furnltur in seven
room house, used tor nouseaeeping
rooms. Zls t-. Sin su. cor. aiaut. &as
4012.
HWKI.I.KHT little
brass beds, sooa lurniture; Dst oi
fer take it. Cell Msln s.
apt. bouse in town;
fu
!- at4.
MANUFACTURERS ...-V1
JOBBERS WHOLESALERS! Z.ToJAi
KS!4 PHOPKltTY
60
and Everett Owner,
bajtitaat wiruio
L, SHANK CO, ru.N 1Si.
WO0U& PIrK
I'OHTl.ANU NtXJU i'l ft CO.
FOR 8ALK-i HOUSKM
01
office oesr 24tb a s! Vors
Kactor and
rs tlaia n-1
ULSlNKjSSAKl8
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty buttons.
pins, cnarms. jaeger tiros., 131-3 am.
Ice Delivery Co.
Sac. tc Independent Coal & Ice Co.
18th and Thurman.
Main 234 Phones A-S245
mm, mn
THE BEST OBTAINABLE.
"South Wellington"LTJMP.
"Qftli4ri WollinrrtAn"
wvuui 1 1 viiii iiui 1 SCREENINGS.
our "Cumberland" lump.
AT $7.50 TON.
FRANK BOYNTON, Coal Merchant,
353 Stark Bt. uroaaway it
Banquet to Mrs. Whitaker.
Mrs. Helen Dow Whitaker. who Is
ft charge of the poultry department
t the State College of Washington
at Pullman, and also of the All
Northwest Egg Laying contest, was
honored at a banquet tendered her by
the employe of the poultry plant
last wees.
- 'When writing to or ealtlag on advertisers,
kleaae mention Tbe Journal. , (Adv.)
Permanganate of Potash Substitute
Many poultrymen have been using
permanganate of potash to prevent
the spread of colds and other ca
tarrhal diseases. During the past two
years this product has risen in price
from 60 cents a pound to S2.50 to
$3 a pound, thus It is not surprising
that a good substitute Is being looked
for. One authority suggests the use
of bluestone or copper sulphate which
can be used as follows: Dissolve
four ounces of the bluestone In a
quart of water, this to be known as
a stock solution. Add one ounce ef
this solution to each gallon of Che
drinking water. This can perhaps be
well used for a short period but
should not be too long continued.
Furthermore, one ought to use enam
elled or earthenware vessels as the
copper sulphate solution may produce
undesirable chemical change when
used In galvanised pans.
Medford Show Closes Today.
The premium list of the annual ex
hlbltion of the Oregon State Poultry
association which closes its show at
Medford today is lust at hand. It is
neat in typographical appearance and
Is well patronised by southern Ore
gon business house. Among the ad
vertisements w not tn naif page
announcement of C B. McConnell.
Medford, agent of th Oregon Jour
al. The Journal ad 1 th only news
paper announcement appearing in th
catalogue. Th Saturday evening.
Monday morning and Semi-Weekly
edition of The Journal are fast be
coming recognized as "poultry pa
per" by virtue of th quality of the
poultry new and Information car
ried in these editions. Mr. McCon
nell and The Journal will no doubt
receive due consideration from south-
I of Attention to their Interest. ,
EMPRESS COAL
16.50 PER FULL WEIGHT TON,
2000 LBS. LUMP GRADE.
Holds fire over nlaht In either heat
lng stove or furnace. This ad ac
cepted as 25o cash on first order. Good
at any dealer. Accept no substitute
for Empress coal.
EAST SIDE FUEL CO.
East 6225, Mine Agent.
East 5205. B-1592 C. H. Burbott. Mgr.
Believes Her Son Insane.
Kansas City. Mo., Jan 13. (U. T.)
That We'don H We".-j. Kansas rv
man. arrested at Huntington. Ind.. be
lieved to be connected wi.n me muruur
of Mona Simon in Columbus, Ohio 19
insane, is tne oeuef or his mother.
Mrs. C. D. Benfer, In a statement made
here today.
"I believe Weldon has been mentally
deranged for the paat two years," Mr a.
Benfer said.
Springfield Man Is
Victim 01 Steam Harrington Transfer & Fuel
Rr.Hnrfipld Or.. Jan. 12. Milton I Company
Bally, aged about 40 years, superln- , .ai ,lrom 5 10 p . j e?
tendent of the Fischer-Boutin mi'. VfiATrw? r i ith 7rr t.v1
here, was probably fatally burned this 0ffice and yard 193 th cor' & Taylor
morning when a steam pipe burst aa
he was cleaning it, while Inside the
furnace. He had banked ashes be
tween himself and the furnace door.
and when he found it impossible to
get out by himself, he buried his face
in the ashes to prevent breathing' the
steam. Steam and boiling water lit
erally cooked him to the hips before
Cal Barnes, fireman, and Cecil Cal
king could drag him from th pit.
Bally is a stockholder In th plant.
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ba.Jdbrni-lli.NU. builuoluues. battuua esters!.
SMnrlllaa. an n tin r. r . I ! K.. .1 . .
all work prompt) aud satisfactorily stteoJai
to. i. ttsuoiu, saw Aioar sl ooa. Ulds. Worl-
Bisn A King.
ACCORDION. KN1J1. AND BOX Fl.KAil.NO.
HKMSI1TCH1.NU. BKAlblNU; BUTTON
BULKS. BUTTONS COVbttED. EASTERN
HOVK1.TY MKI.. CO.. BTH. IT WAY -
kv. MTUVtiAN UeuisUtcUiag. aceurdlua, s Ms
end sunburst pleatinc. Sattuna eorered: auuds
apooned. acalkipltig. Klttoca bit. B w.y iqhb.
AGATE CUTTXS8
11. 1S74. si If. jewetera.
Miller's. S4H Wish..
biyeri watcboiaaera.
bet. H'war sil rr.
BLAMK.BOOK MAKERS
bAViS St UULilA.N, i.
book manutactorera.
ic.. lox 2U si. lilaaa
aceaia (or Junes la-
pcoeed Loose Leaf Ledeis. See tba new Ku-
reaa i.ear aiim. slain 1 3.
BRASS AKD MACHINE WORKS
LiAUr'E.U a brass Mot as. siraaa taauuaa aud
machine worts. 109 N. 5th at. M ws 2SVi.
1JtI Statistic.
marriages. Birtbs. Dcalbs.
MAKltlAUK tack-Nbi
FTVE ROOMS
MODERN COTTAOB
AT A SACRIFICE
located In Waverly Height.
S blocks from 2th it. block
from Clinton, built for my own
home. The cottage contain all
the latest improvements. Oak
paneled walls and beam ceilings,
china buffet, every room tinted,
surrounded with fruit trees, ber
ry bushes and shrubbery, com
pleting a home not to be dupli
cated for tbe money. tlO Allsky
bldg. or AI-242. Journal.
$2500
DRESS suits for rent, all Bizes. Lnlque
Tailoring Co., 30 Stark st.
111UTHS
JENNINGS To sfr. aud Mrs. Jobn A. Jen
nings. &u 1. llta st. N., December 4. a
uaufbltr. i
riNKBElNER To Mr.
Buys one of the swellest I room bun
galows in the city, one block from
car, . built In buffets, llieplace, laun
dry trays. Ltutch kitchen, cement base
ment, large porcn oa ironi ana Lack
of house, back porch Is screened and
latticed; completely turnlabed and
ready to move into; nice lawn and
shrubbery: Improvements in and paid.
Terms. Come out and see It. Owner,
4 89 1-.. asm si. o. rnone laoor oisz.
Open bunday from to 4 o'clock.
No. 687 East i4th St. N.
Bungalow cost owner 1310. 'Will
sell for lino.
W. A, Barnes
CAJtrEXTESS AKD BUILDERS
flr'r'Y Vv aLl BuiiOlUB euairactora. Car
penter ahoy, ao floe at. i'bone B'way 825.
CARPET CLAAMIMO
wet Kug Co.. si. stu.
rum atu carpeta.
rag rag. earpet
(leaning. Nortb-
0
WILLJAMS AVE. FUEL. CO.
P. Mellson ana C. uonae. f
Jultt UUos.. Klectxlc t-lau.ua Mutu l-sr-pets
cleaned and laid; reUttlug our stteclait;
East 44t. B-intM. VM K. at. N.
and airs. Earl Flnk-
beiiier, 1 1IX Bumalde St., Dec. Id. a son.
JLU1TZ, To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Uuy Jo-
bitx. Arbrse, Hewitt bird., Dec. lit, a aun.
ALI.AR1 lo Mr. and Mrs. William D. Allard,
41 h. 31st at. Dec-24. a son.
LA N U I LLK T o Mr. aiid Mrs. William Langille.
0&3 Wasco at.. Dec. 24. a daughter.
HALL To Mr. sad Mrs. Charles C. Rail. 440
E. 271 h st. N., Dec. i'fl. a dauguter.
DLLONU To Mr. and Mrs. rTaiia it. DeLoog.
4H8 B. 43d at. N., Dec. 7. a s-si.
CAKLhON To- Mr. aud Mrs. Gmtae B. Carl
son, 874 Capitol ave., lec. 2S. a aoo.
M AC'DONALIi To Mr. and Mrs. George Mae-
Douald, 778 Vettygrora il, Dee. 2a, a daugb-ter.
BOLTON To Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bolton.
i MY E11S To Mr. and Mrs. Stauie? Mrani. 1000 hS district, at a bargain.
L. lrring at-, Iw. 31, a dauguter.
M1I.LKR To Ur. and Mrs. Laurence Miller,
A07 K. Mill at.. Dee. 81. a eon.
SCHLEY To Mr- and Mrs. Clarence B. ftcfaley.
4527 69th are. S. K.. Dec. 31. a daughter.
607-8 Henry bldg. Main 282 or E. 4114.
SACRIFICE HOME.
6 room bungalow, lot 40x141, Ml.
Tabor district, at less than cost of
bungalow; would tak low priced car
as part: balance easy terms. Phone
Marshall 4827.
GOT to leave town: must sell my
house ana lot ooxiuo in gooa bust-
win make
I HAVE all round general store t .
sell: win invoice irom u.vvv w
$12,600; a dandy location. 20 mile
from R. R. sUUon and a thriving lit
tie dairy and stock slley. myself -and
wife left lon and in good cir
cumstances want to quit business and
en'oy ourselves by a change, for
awhile: want from 230 to 1400V
down, bat as a loan if well cured
Anyone interested pleas writ JUw .
211. Journal.
KOH bAUE Cseneral store with HOOti
atock. located in Drosocrous farming r
mI.i.1, i k.t.1.. ..l.hll.Kail t r.il. K a
competition; can supply entlr vicinity
wnn everyvning n oeeas; wunuiau .
opportunity tor live wire. Party can. -
buy 7 room nouse or live in tor. r
trade. RX-269, Journal.
A BARGAIN sale 1 7-room house, 1 -
atore bulldlna 47x21: large room
above store; complete stock groceries -
and rixtures. (No traaes.) C js. ai
lensteln, E. ltth sU. north or
Maaon-Khrmsn Co.
A GOOD buy A shoe repair shop that
run io per weea; price oo: -
cash, balance In monthly payments.
Address P. o. uox 111. waitaourg.
Wash.
FOR SALE hi lntaraat In first class -
suto repair and maenme snop wun
nervlce car: will bear investigation;
none but first class auto man need
answer. K-864, Journal.
MOVINO ploture theatre; elegant su-
burban house, making money ait to
time; good rustler can clear 1109 per
week. Owner must laava Price 1000.
E-247. Journal.
BLACKSMITH snop tool. stock..
building leas for el, good loca
tion. Will give good bargain; good
location for auto repair anop. K-ZeL.
Journal. , "
ONE of the best located - suburban
hardware and rurnltute store in
city for sale at bargain: about $110
require!, u-zil. journal.
GROCERY at bargain, mall, clean.
stock, cheap rent, gooa store, excai.
lent location, llvng room. Oat par-
tleulars. Tabor tit.
SAW. planing and abingl mill for
sal, complete ouint; pianty oi tim-
very ay term.
ton.
243 Watt at-. Kan-
ber; good demand; no opposition.
Aborgasn Aioee, yr,
Or
CHIKOPRACTORS
W. O. Pwweil. cblrupractor. rensoeed ta 318 1 J,,nr
etna ma bldg., Sd and Aider, special etfer la
tirat 10 entering his office clinic Bring tbu
eotica. 0 to l m.. a to 6 p. tn.
DOk.Nti AWAi wllh aieUicUiea and wBexaUoua.
Fstients delicti ted with bealLh returning
without drugs or scars. Dr. alcMahon making
good. 81 treatmeula. 813. Mac lea bldg. aad
aenltsrlum.
1 LAI It S AN 1 1 h I S r. i . is, 7..
STKVENS At the resldeoce. lid Weat Chi
cago at.. St. Jobn. NoTcmber li. Cbarlot:a
I. htaeent, aged 4 Tears, heiOTed wife of
lliiix C. Stsrena mother of Jar Surens,
dra marshal -of 1 or t land; J. C Steeena et
Ctlver, Or.; peatenai.t Gilbert W. Steeens of
Battery A, and Mrs. Lily Henderson, of Broken
lh.w, K'eb. Ke mains are at Holmsn's funeral
par lora Announce mrnt of funeral later.
S120O; ter
22. Journ
WINTER BNAP.
rooms, 2 lots, near car. quick sal.
rms; half value, owner, 8-
rnal.
ONLY 81760. Modern 7 room ftouae.
garage, fralt. lot VI I It, Apply eS
p.. otn T.
a ROOM modern bungalow, near car.
hard surlace street, c.ear. Take lot
or contract first payment. East C229.
FAUIli madictna and stock remedy
route showing profit 1200 year. Sen
or trade whole or part, r-212, JoumL
SHOE shop for sal. Price 400 cash.
4 778 Union ave- N
UOXKT TO 1X3 AS Z7
HKAI, FAT AT It .
OUR laatallment plan I tn eet ana
AtbK.UiE
57
COAL AHD WOOD
Fulton Wood Co.
1200 MACADAM ST.
feelers la green and dry aiabwood.
XM. Msln TSOO.
Pbooas A-
KKWCAbTLK COAL
100 tnns at coat: Nat, 86 per too.
WOEBNEtt lo UU city. January 12. at her
late residence, UlS Market street. Carolina
WiM-roer, aged 3 years, aister-ln-law of Mrs.
William Bcutelapacber. Tbe funeral aerrlcea
will be held Monday. January 1 at 2:30
o'clock p. in., at the residence establishment of
J. P. elnlcT A Hon. Montgomery at fifth.
PrUnda turned, lntermant at illerlw ceiu-1
rfery.
Gibson Half Acres
dellTered:
HOLM AN At tba re'ldence of bis slstrr, Mrs.
Emily Kellucg, T1UV Lnlon see. H., Januarj
ly. H. Edttsrd IJo.iusa, eldest aoo of the Lata
bobert liounsn, ea-rhlef or Portland fir dc-
tr. iNeiison ana ounue. r lump. $7.00. Diamond brio us la. $7 per ton. de- psitment. rlends Inrlted to atteud funeral
COAL. AND BKiyULTTta. 1 I llrered. Call East 41st and Ualaey iL Pbooe aerrlcea. which will ta beld at lioi
Dry Sawed Wood a Specialty. ,
Ttbnr 2S11. C-1237.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
CASH ADVESTr&TXElfTS
Daily or Suaday.
1H eeaU per word for aa citastri est lone es
etpting "ter Uest la Private family." "Hoes
na tJosra in
Wanted" and
are 1 cents per word.
Three Insert tool
Private tssiilr."
'Wanted to stent"
"SttaaUoa
ads, whlcS
aa for the price of twa.
Seven Imertionl for the price ef five.
Ke ad takes (or lass than is cents.
CASH kiloT accompaaj copy te obtala akere
rates.
CHAXGEO ADVTXTrSElCESTI.
1H eeats per .word lr Insertloa. j
This cbsrge is for all elasai ficatkma. except
Ids -r Rent ta Private 'asaily." "Boom and
Board la Private gsmUr," "Sltaatloa W sated"
aad "Wanted te Beat" ads, waicfc are la
cents per ward per InsorUoa.
tie ad charged tar at than 18 eesbv
.stTn- wood. ft., S4.2S eord: sawed. $4.23 load; 1
tV lininATI 4 A blockwood, 4 ft. $4,50 cord; aawed. 3 load;1
MtNDOTA W ! tie. ft.. .V7iV eord. !
O run rr PaV MABT1N rLEL. CO. First elaae dry fir. dellv-
f$ rlJhL LU. (W C red to any part of city. Track Berries.
I ULL JJt JV $..5Q u?. Ptone Tabor 7W8.
6TOVB ftfi fiO FURNACE bXAMOUD Wood m.. 1st eia fuel, prosat.1 j
PUiOU delleery. East 2315. B-lflOS.
Best coal for th money. NO SOOL hEEK A FAKK All kinds of grewa aa rjZ I
Lot of best. Our customers like 1L ft. fir for sale, so Water st. m. 430 A-4A4T ,
BoAdamaMineAgen m dr. fir, .ay,
MM TOE CSKAEpiT." ae- '
(SUBTLE (ETl MAIN 7143, building, palctln, e trade. .
-UTAH'S BEST COAL" "AMCtXO
ECONOMY FOEL G)a scmm a..,,. .
Hale Agent bet. Stark aad Oak. 8 perl si rates. 4 priest a
to 111, B-284 ll ORAKU AVg, "ist W!."?; ..
"THAT f . . 7TT AX.L. nrdsy evemlncs 7-:o Brwadsra Jiee.
GOOD . Au.a OlCfy KINDS
COAXi" . Q ttfilPr WOOD. SAW SCHOOLS
Call - - fLPSMK 101 OBEUON LAW SCHOOL A tassMNBgnv acoctteal
I Broadway U RAaVsiresa Oak coarse te law. stadutloaa eveaiaga. Hals
man'a fu-
lu-ral parlors, Sd and balmoa aut., at 1 p. is
Monday. Jan. 13.
CO Li J s n ua ry lo! James Cola, aged 7$
years. Ibo funeral service wl'l be beld at
A. K. Zeller Oo.'a parlura, tM WlUlama. Boa
dux. January 14, at S p. m. Friends art In
vited. Interment Bivervlew cemetery. Mr.
Cole wss a member of Company 1. First rgi
ment Wisconsin Infantry.
FAIR In this city. January 12, Agnes Thesis
Fslr, aged US years. The remains sre at tiie I
residence establishment of J. P. 1 In ley A Sua.
Good soil, city water, close in car-
line, easy terms; will Dulld to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1(8$ or Sell-
wood 47$. John H. Oibaoa. owner.
FOR SALE, the historic . Methodist
church at Fairvlew, Or. Church,
bouse, barn. 2 acres of land. About
bo yards trom Columbia highway.
Ideal place for a home. $1100. In
quire of Airs. J. W. Benecke. trustee.
at r alrvlew. or.
CHICKEN. FRUIT. OARDEN ranches
near Portland, z, , io acre tracts.
S6& to $200 per acre, easy terms. Mc-
Farland. 60S Y eon bldg., Portland.
FOR SALE a acres prairie, 14 milee
irom baiem. irom uervais on U.
Electric, part cash, easy term. A. O.
von half: fakmh
surest icethod cf paying a It
$82.2$ per month for asontAaV r
$21.24 ror month, or
iik.1T for Of mo nin mts 1180$
loan ana iniereex.
Other amount in proportion. .
We loan on Unproved city properly.
Or for building purpose.
No commission c bar sad. ... ...
EQUITABLE ttAVO a LOAtf JLtSM.
I4t ntara et.. rsniiiia. or,
40. OF a conatrvatlve valoaliou
loaned on Improved faring at 7fs In
terest. Money pid soon as examinav-
tlon 1 mad and abstract brought to
da tat - Lambsri-nuaussa ileal ty ce4
414 Dekum bidg.
BUILdJLNU loana on city or suburban
property; money-advanced a work
progresses, w. u. Beck. 8i. Falling
nag, stain no7.
CASH paid for mortgagee, note, -con
tracts; mortgage loans, reasonable
rates. V, II. Lewis. Lobby 4. Lewi bldg.
BZOtf to $10,000.
On hand for Immediate loan.
J. C. CORBIN CO. Lewi blder.v
ill TO LOAN Lodge funds. $400: all or
limit of I Part, on inside improved realty, state
st 1PRI.-I) all within rltv
Orenco. or- i mile irom rormii t ypti
on Oregon Eiectrio railway, cn-enco I $,eo. $kwo, $1U0. $iav--NO coromL-
L-20, Journal.
J('NLS In this city, January la.
imaged ei rears, nemains
Undertaking parlors. East
Joneseged 01
Funeral notice later.
Leicb
Clay ats
Elao J.
at P. L.
11th sod
is a ruce, clean, cheerful, prosperous
town and has good school Including
ion: no delay. WARD. 407 SpaJdifg
punning.
WALK. CP Ward IX bs Wllkoy. 424 Clay sL.
Jan. . z rears, inteetiaai taiazicauun.
B1NFORD Benedltto Bin ford. Hrji W1IH;
ae., Jan. v, JSt years, lobar rmeuuoola.
CA FFE35 Edward T- Caffee. Good HajBaritaa.
Jan. . es years, broneDo-pneuuwoia.
WUEELEIt Isaac U. Wheeler. QUO E. ISfa st.
N .. Jan. 8, M years, cerebral nemorhaga.
WEINMAN fillaa E. Weinmao. Emaaeel boa
pits 1. Jan. ft, 24 years, lobar paeasaoala.
SCHARi Gottlieb Scfaars. 41 724 St. S. JL.
jam. 9. 4 years, looar pneumonia.
high chooL 'Jilj MONEY to loan in amounts of U0
live in. If you want an Ideal mallto ,.00o on property..,
farm foe futur home here Is your op-I " Vf bELLT fOl OerltnVeT bids''
portunity at a bargain. Will sell for tjTU PE,LI i utriwffT. way.,.
mmi ...1. inn. ttrr.. An k.i..-. mnA I MONEY to loa: real tt mortgagee
rl- eaana tT.. mA 1... I bo't. Fred C. King. $14 Hpaldlng b.dr.
spring. Fine big barn and other out
bulld ngs. IlovA poor. You can build
to suit- Lively bearing orchard. Can
have waterworks throughout bulldinfcs.
also electrle Heats: choice for subdi
vision in city lots or acre, if de-
aired to do so any time. B. A. Mitchell,
irefwo. or.
MONEY to loan, to cfn. W. IL feell -
A- Co.. no gpanmg oiay. -
$760. $210. t00. t00, 21200. IU0).
Wed W. German Co72 Cham Com.
140.000 OR LXSS. FARRIN'aTONT"
80 4th st. Hoard of Trade bldrg. -
$10 to $000 to loan, no commission.
t. i,riftri.' ,,-Zi - na m w - I r. ! ir-n i , 1 1 i..vi I T 1 T1 C i Ta 1. 8-117. JOUmeL'
am st, Jan. io, x years, myo-aruiai oegasv I prunes, walnuts, wheat, loganberries, I MORTOAUK loan a, e ana IT, i-ouia
rhone vning Jiast 1444. . eaioman r co sow ua st- nsar su.
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