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Newspaper Page Text'8 ; HE L OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY. JANUARY 13, 1817, -VIDE STRIKE ? TO OCCUR, SAYS LEE "No Matter What Decision Is " Handed Down by U. S. Su ' preme Court," He Adds. CHAIRMEN INDORSE STAND Heads of Local Committees. 640 In AU, Declare Bogy of Strike . Must Be Laid. . Chicago, Jan. 13. (I. N. S.) W. M. T-ee. resident of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, declared last night -that there nver will be -a nation-wide railroad strike. "No matter what decision la handed down-by the United States supreme court, you never will hear any of us threaten a strike which would tie up the railroads of the nation," he de clared. The statement was made Immedi ately after tne adjournment of the meeting of 640 chairmen of the four railway brotherhoods. The chairmen unanimously passed a resolution In dorsing the recommendations of the chief executives to allay public fear of such a gigantic struggle as a nation wide strike would bring. Powers Given Leader. They also voted full confidence In their four leaders and placed In their hands the same power they held when tne last meeting of the chairmen was held In Washington, August 28. "We want the shippers and the gen eral public to rest content with our pledge," said Mr. Lee. "A little later - a statement signed by Warren O. Btone, W. S. Carter, L. E. Sheppard and myself will be given out. NATION ON RAILROADS NEVER PORTLAND SHIPS MANUFACTURERS DIRECTORY (Names in blackface type aT annoonce- nitmit, containing luelr alireea. on tne inan titacturert' page. Address of other may be obtained from tbe telrpuoue directories. Midjt manufacture for tbe Jobbing trade uuljr, but in all caaea buyer abould demand the product Of our home Inatltutton.) AUxtr tiro. Aiuuug Co., breakfaat foods aitd ueultn cereal. Auto lop to., makers of auto tops; re pair anu rrbuilaa auiua. Acme Kluure Co., Low case, etc. , AutomaUc Mfg. Co., a&o button fattening Became. Atkin & Co.. lawi etc. Amaricaa Braa and Bronze Works, any thing in brawt, vopper and aluminum. Armstrong Mscniueiy U., fi-iH Tutu-man St., Ice machine, refrigerating planta. Actus biu Co., kand oiu.i, chipped glaai, acid eicuru Bigua, Arrow Cement .Laundry Tray Co., new Idea In laundry irajra. Auiea, liairia, NeTlll Co., grain bags and sack. American Brush A Broom Co., splint broom and bruanes. Adrian ttackwear Co., men's neckwear. American ttoda Works, mjU drinks. xHumauer-traak iirug Co., I'uxola toilet tiiepHraOoua. into, Heigman Bho Co., men's and boy' . Touiwear. slronson Motor Equipment Ca.. distillate - generator (or motor vehicles. ftteaver uiove airs. cv.. kJoTea, balfour, ttutnn Co., health cereals sn4 ", poultry lood. Ball Manufacturing Co., 2S Stark St., - Women's corset cor era, neckwear, aprous. Ciosset k Co., coffees, teas, spices, extracts. l4)utri iMjr ol luuioer Co., kuu, doura, ur nuuieulal glua. Clossetl at Ueer, teaa, coffee, spices, ex tract. Carman Mfg. Co., furniture, Couiisx Co., violins, uianuol.na, guitars. Columbia Wire ai Iruu Huraa, fire escapes, ' bank Liaiurea, taucy ralUuga, feucea. Columbia tuugiueerlug Works, machinery, i bollera.i etc. - Columbia Carriage and Auto Works, auto 'bodies, irucka, topa, planting, rebuilding, car riage woik. Coluuiuia Brli'k VVorka, brick, tiling. Clura-VVoudAard irug Co., tuedlcinea, truase. Ciuuv & Son, lapldurian. - Campbell, h.. C, cleaua.ng and polishing fluid. CiAt Chemical Co.. Insecticides, cleansing 1 anil poliaiiiug iiuida. '' Cohn, A., ladiea' cloaks and suits. Culuuiuta !lcel Co., . leel cualluga. . - Clark budu.eiy Co.. barnea ana saddles. s-' Coast Culvert i lam Co., corrugated steel pipe. .' Carter, L. L., ISO Std St. V., maker of hand ' sjuuerete mixvra. California ftating Works, 21E 2d Bt gold, -"Silver, copper plating, galvauisiug. , Orystal tfpruugs t u.imng Vvoxaa, wool batts, ,. Wot carding. Coin atacnin Mfg. Co., money changing " tutcHnura, luruatiiek, electric water healer . and melting pot. u,!hi uiuuuiaciuring. Columbia Carbon aspcr Co., bigu grade car bou papi. t CTMcant Chemical Co., liquid polishes and '' Soap, tweepiug compouuda, insecticides. Camtaol Co., proprieiory medicinea. anuine, Iavid as. Co., paluu, varuiabes, etc. Xtoainbacber luxnitur Co., furuitura factory. IXttlUeru oc Nelou, cemeut laundry tray. lura.Bi Hooting Co., durable paper roofing, ' Xiavia-bcoit Belting Co., oak tanned leather C ' billing. towards, C. D., basket works. bdwarda, Uwight, cof lee roasters, tea tleLUur. , , . Klectrlc SIpI foundry, -steel casting. i tnml Bake Ovaa Co., enamel baking. reelund rurnittue Co.. tables only. iisher.'l'horen Co., paint and varnish. Krel I'lcaie woraa, plcaiea ana taoie condi . tueiita. ." FlsUchsax-MayM Co., University Brand '.Mackinaw coau. Mi. llood Brand ahirwa, : ' toauM and overalls. r',v t'reeburger, U. Alr-Vulc. rubber mender. fleuung, W. a., portable aoowar oatna. riaka iiro., cooperage works, t.au. lauldsry. Grandma Cookie Co., cookie factory. 'vV uregory & Co., lapidary. Gill Dahlia Farm, dahlia propagation. . OoulMirod Milling Co. t Balfour, Uulhrie A Co.). Iiour and poultry foods. - tiraale I'acnr Box Co., paper cartons. V Harvey, X nomas A Co.. Utgs. of "Havabean" : table food. . ' uilt Novelty Turning Works, novelty mann : f ftcturers. - Uodaon-Feenaugbty Co., corrugated steal J drain and culvert pipe. Halvarson Co., physicians' sterilising sppll ai rea. ":- Hirsch-Waia Co., testa, awnings, water nnr eiothlna. : '. .. Basse-Mania Iron Works, mill and other ma 'i aKinrv. foundry. staaur Ineubator Co. (D. M. Bolbrook) . va-iiiitr incubators. .., HaUar A Uhdino Machine works, machinery Haruer'a Brass works, bmss work. - " Uarrla Ice alachlna works, refrigerating plants. Hansen Xfg. Co., UqOid bluing, ammonia, v Ilea Id coriKii-atlou. Oregon maps. '- Indepasdent Cracker Co., cracker, cakes. t cookie, -ete. -,- ' InAanandaat Foundry Co.. fcundrv eastinra. v - Joase Bros. Co., loganberry juice, cider, vln- ' Star. 'ft- Knight Packing Co., pickles, sauerkraut, ta - ' Se Oouuiurenia, vtuegar, eic. . Koriaek B-amady Co., veterinary remedies. lUante Soap Co., - cleansing and polishing i erepmraiiona. uauu aim tuiiei soaps. ; Keenay, a. a, tmpruvea stump puller. Kaola Co., eocoanut butter and preparation .j. Klnir-rWier Co.. mattrease. bedsnrinira. ( ' Kaddarlyp. aadderly'a Improved fur- - " S!oliv Xr. i h improved optical soae- :' " Kail Mfg. Co- gs water beaters. -V Lauaold-VolpeHl Co., surveying aad scientific . instruments. X.aterol Xfg. Co., 4610 Woodstock ate. " larb Bros., sash weight. , ; -fjawreace Co., tieo., harneas and saddles, - Leewengart A Co.. millinery. . '. ; I.ockeL King A Cake Soap Co.. Soaps, 5--'J Ijiber Auto Spring Co., auto-springs. ."- Jytoa Cooperage Co., cooperag. : k . La kin A Co.v lapidary. loth Mfs. Co., show raea. store finishings. - Itittm'n AC v., en.- nooaies; macaroni. Heataaa Assay Office, 142 2d St., cbem- aata asftsyers, uetaiiurgista. - , . Mt, Hood Boap 0k. U kinds of soaps. --,-,". (Coatlaaea on jfezt rag:) "If anyone In the future tries to cre ate a fear In the pnblio mind that a general strike will be called you can be assured he is not acting for tbe fofir brotherhoods, but against them." The declaration of assurance to the public came after a day of debate. The bill presented by Congressman Adam son, providing for a stralgnt eight hour day and compulsory Investigation before a strike could be called, was condemned by every speaker. The chief executives were instructed to use every means- to defeat tbe bill. Each chairman was appointed a com mittee of one to confer with the United States senators and representatives from his state and inform them of the united opposition to the enactment of any law which will prevent railroad men from bettering their condition, national Striae Discussed. The question of a nation-wide strike was taken up. Many chairmen reported that it would be a calamity to wreck the business of the nation by a strike of that magnitude. It was charged that not to deny the many rumors afloat now would injure the members of the four brotherhoods. "Circumstances have cnanged' said President Lee. "We must not be placed in the position of threatening the su preme court. Now is the time for us to take a firm stand that a nation wide strike will not be ordered, even if the supreme court decides against us. Conviction Zs of Victory. "It Is my firm belief that eventually we will gain the basic eight-hour day with 10 hours' pay, as recommended by the president and congress. With the president so firmly for those princi ples, we can rest content for the time being." Tne chairmen then unanimously In structed the chief executives to state clearly the trend of the brotherhoods on a nation-wide strike. President Lee said the action did not mean that no strike of any kind would not be called in the future. He said that as in the past, there may be oc casions when strikes will be ordered on one of more railroads. The power to call a strike is held by the chief ex ecutives of the four unions, he said. A German scientist claims to cure obesity by treating patients with small quantities of certain metals IntroduceJ into their food. OLD FASHION CORN MEAL Contains tha Heart of the Orals and Ha th Old-Tim Sweet, Rich Flavor. OLD FASHIOK MILLIHG CO., 81 Holladay Ave., near Hiver, Fhone East 6755, Enamel Bake Ovens Makes Shabby Autos look Uke 3few. We treat the hoods and fenders like they do at the factory DON'T paint and varnish 'em. Ask for particulars. J. O. WaXHOCK, Prop., 604 Bum Bids at 14th. Mala 3435. A-4349. FINKE BROS. Makers of BAJUUBX.8, TASKS. TTtk AJTO SFBUC STAVE EVAOS, ETC. Oak and Hazel Hoops in any Quan tities. 183 Madison, nr. Hawthorne Briars. Coast Chemical Co. BemoTed to larger quarters. boil ding. better 133 S. 6TX. BET, MOBBXSOIT AJTD AXDEJL. Everything in Janitors' Supplies EAST 7085. O I. ASS SIGNS METAL Acme Sign Co. Sand Blast. Chipped Glass, Acid Etching-. Special Prices on Quantity Work. 414 Davis St., Portland, Or. The Bergmann Custom Hade Wehfoot Dress Shoe for the BTJSTOESB, 8TSEXTCAB, BAZX. KOAJ3 OS rOUCIUII. Awarded Oold Medal P. P. X. E. 1915 DAVID M. DUNNE CO. PAXWT MAJTUF A CTTTBESS Patronise Home Industry Buy Tour FAIISJXS BZBECT rSOK TES FACTOBT 19th St. and Sherlock Ats. phoaes Main 137, A-1318. David X. Ouaae, rresiaeai. Montana Assay Office GOLD. PLATIjrUM AND SILVER SEmTEES. Asa;ers, Sm4ter, Refiner aad Bujer ot Gold. Platinum. BUver. tiica Qrade Ore. Jew. elers' Swevptogs. fboto SUver, Nitratas, Etc producers of Dental and Jeweler' Oold and Silver Flat stock. Wire Solder. Chloride. Nl trates and Edits Strength Alloy. Si-KiS 2d at Marshall CLObbEl&CO. Roasters and Jobbers of COPTEES. TEAS, SPIOES, EX TBACT8, ETC 128 lata St Portland, Oreffoa. Phone Broadway 44. O. 0. Wantworta C O. Irwia Columbia Carriage & Auto Works atjtomobile bodies, springs, toko. INGS, PAXNTINQ. GENERAL aZPAOLIHO. 309-811 Front Street. . Partlaad. Oregon. Beasoas why you aaould tray the Arrow "Indestructible" Laundry Trays Tripled reinforced. Can't ; crack. Smooth, snow-white finish. 'Water proof. Largest ana roomiest tray made. SeUwood 1590. S54 X. 10th St. PORTLAND FURNITURE MFG. CO. Makers of COUCHES, LOUNGES, Ur-MULHUL51fcK! rTJRNITURE. MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS 1Z49-1Z59 Macadam Road Main 809 A-3S13 When writing or calling on ad- Tertisers, please mention The Toar , - - (Ao.) , HALF AUTO AND HALF innmipSXJWS!'11" '"'i i i , -v-v.v. . .v..:-::.:.-.-.-:-.-: y.y 4 y - , ' , ax-vw jvs' v.-ys.-y-yy.yyy.y-yy.s 'fc''VfVrl XMfr V"JS , v.-y : K'yyy.-.''.-.vs.-x-' s' :vSvyyryyyyyvyy- f r.v'.' mm ? " t 1 , S, - 1 J- -V ff A. . V E SVSSSy'S .'jyyyyyy.-: ' ? yyyyyy-yy.yy. i Tfrr- Virtue Whit of West Ossipee, X. H., devised this scheme to overcome the difficulties of traveling through tbe deep snows of New Hampshire. The front wheels of tbe auto were removed and placed under tbe body of the car Just in front of the rear wheels and the two sets of wheels were then connected by anti-skid chains. This prevents slipping and gives a greater driving surface and also prevents the car sinking in the snow. In place of the front or steering wheels, a set of runners was provided. Mr. White has attained a speed of 21 miles an hour with his novel vehicle. Snow in Mountains Presages Good Grass Pendleton, Or., Jan. 13. There is three times as much snow In the moun tains of Umatilla, Morrow and Grant HORSE, COLLARS 'E, AST, M AKtS R-PORTER The Leading Beverage of the Northwest Puritan Mfg. Co. ' Portland, Or. Phones: East 730. A-3434. Wool Bals Mattresses AHT BZEE ASS WEIGHT. BUT Blzeet Plrom ICannfar.tnrev. Blankets. Mattresses ead Peatbers seaovated. we do Cnstom Cardlaff. Crystal Sprint's Finixhinr Works 135 lOth. Hear Alder. Phone Mala 2674 PETTIT FEATHER & BEDDING CO. 813 B. 13TX ST POBTXAJTB. OB maaaxacturere of high-grade Comfort- ers. Pillows aad the famous Mersr- spread Buttress. Ask your dealer to see them. for real Musical Isatramants. Had te be th Best, rather than to aall. VUit th Coulter Co.' Fiddle Bhon. Violin. Mandolin. Guitar. Baojs, Ukelal. 311 to 315 LABBE BLDO 837 H WASHINGTON ST., Portland, Oregon. Steel Stamping to Your Order PURDIN BROS. Manufacturers of Corrugated Ash Caas, Air Tight Heaters aad Camp Stoves, F. A. Purdin, Prop. Phone East 4601 180-183 Union Ave Portland, Or. Merchants Requiring for their store shelves can have prompt service by placing their orders. Satisfaction or money back. OREGON PAPER BOX FACTORY F. Dielschneider, Prop. 3d Floor, 241-245 Stark St. KORIMEK REMEDY CO. Manufacturers ot Veterinary Medicines adapted for diseases of horses, cat tie, sheep, poultry and pet animal). Compounded by graduates ot the foremost veterinary bchooia Derby and Columbia Boulevard, Korth rortlaad Station, Portland, Oregon. IVHISJCE MEAT Raisins, Currants. Citron, Leinjon and Orange Peel, Spices. Suet , and Beef in fact all ingredient of high grade Mince Meat are ex tremely high in cost this year, but the Knight Packing company is turning out its Mince Meat right up to its usual fancy quality and at a moderate price, considering pres ent cost of production. KNIGHT" PACKING CO. HOTZD. Western Tool and Die Works ANDY FRITZ. PROP. - Manufacturers of fThaart aCartal frtamBiiiarsi I STOW AT TBTXJW AJTD QUSAsT 8TS, - TS1S. SNMWay SVS9. A-3S37., SLEIGH SOLVES PROBLEM iir jj n ii iiihiimi m nyiiin i mi i .'-yX' 4- f 4w counties as there was at this time last year, according to readings of snow stakes Just completed by forestry of ficials. Thl.i fact insures good range conditions next spring and summer and an abundance of water in streams. The deepest snow was found In Granite meadows in the south end of WEST IS NOW GETTING ON FOR PORTLAND-MADE HORSE COLLARS AS WELL AS OTHER PRODUCTS MADE HERE GO THITHER Now No Longer Is It Necessary to Go "Somewhere Else" for Many Things That Everyone Uses or Requires, as Most Needs May Be Filled Right at Home, J. C. . Warnock, proprietor of the; Enamel Bake Ovens, 604 Burnslde street, la the true "muddy season" friend of the autoist. When the "liquified" earth has marred the ap pearance of the car hood and fenders, and they are brought to him. he turns them out as new In appearance as when they left the factory. His clientele Is from all parts of the state. The Flnke Brothers' cooperage works. 183 Madison, notwithstanding; the prohibition law, is doing; a better busi ness now than at the same season of 1915 when Oregon was "wet." These gentlemen make anything to be had at any cooperage factory In the country, and in addition sell great quantities of staves and hoops, which are shipped elsewhere. The Pacific Ladder works, 505 Al- bina avenue. Is busy filling orders for next seasons fruit picking. This is one of the very complete factories of the city. The new life and vigor instilled Into the mining industry of the coast Is manifest In the Montana assay office. 34-38 Second street. Ores are being received from both the eastern and southern mining regions of the state, and are being tested there. This con cern's announcement published here with describes the broad ground It cov ers in its work. The Columbia. Carriage and Auto works, 209-11 Front street. Is "chock-a-block" with work all the time. When cars or trucks become crippled and maimed and halt and blind. If de livered to the Columbia people they will soon be turned out as spick and span as a lily. They surely know how to "doll" things up. The Crystal Springs Finishing work, 135 Tenth street, hasn't any "cry" com ing. "The manager declares that every, body seems to have bunches of money this January judging from the sales of the company's wool bats and mat tresses. 4 The Hesse-Martin Iron works bought the plant of the Vulcan Iron works, consolidating that outfit with the former. This gives this enterprising institution an equipment enabling It to largely Increase its force and more ex peditiously handle Us speedily expand ing business. When Chicago dealers order Portland-made horse collars, it Is a pretty good sign that the west Is getting on the eastern map. P. Sharkey & Son, East Oak and Union avenue, have made generous sales In that city, and now all horse collars used by the Wells Far go Express company in Chicago are 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 MACEIIIRIES From the only cooxyete factory tn tha entire Vorthwest. ARMSTRONG'S 1VI c Iratosl-i Sc Fclzhalb, ZZJSZI5t Sh' DAHLIAS Fall Catalegae ef Dates Balsa. aaraaalals. Varsaty stacks new ready east fiee ea lonaoot. . , GILL BROS. SEED CO. Tabor 2683. . " , Portland.' Or. OF RUNNING IN SNOW this county. The average depth there was 66 inches against 20 inches a year ago. 1 In Morrow county the greatest depth was 45 inches at the head of Willow creek against 16 a year ago. The snow is well packed. The heavy snows of a year ago came In January and Feb ruary. THE EASTERN MAPS made at the Sharkey factory. And. in fact, they are in use In other cities also by the Wells-Fargo corporation. The Kadderly furnace. Invented a few years ago by J. J. Kadderly and manufactured for his hardware store at 130 First street, has given such sat isfaction that its sales the last six months have exceeded those of any previous year. So far this month they have averaged almost one a day. It is no longer necessary to send "somewhere else" for a first-class hearse. The Oregon Hearse and Body works. Second and Taylor, have a sur prising business in that lino. It ex tends from northern California to many points in western Idaho and Montana. This concern can take an ordinary au tomobile and on removing its body convert it into a first-class hearse. The cleverness of 4ts mechanics In this work Is certainly interesting. Families having their laundering done at home are becoming familiar with the excellence of the Mount Hood Easy Day washing soap. It costs but 5 cents to try this new production of this big factory. The Shope Brick company, 31H East Morrison street, inventors and owners of patents on an entirely new kind of brick, suitable vnot only for walls but ornamental purposes. Is sell ing a large number of equipments for its manufacture in the territory com prising Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana. The product is rapidly com ing into favor whereever known. Good times in the country la evi denced by the business among farmers of the Sam Connell Lumber company's ready cut house department. These structures are cut to faultless meas urments by machinery that makes no errors, and when received by the pur chaser may be readily put together. The expense of building is greatly lessened, for the reason that the slow and tedious handsaw. Jack plane, etc., is entirely eliminated. It Is a new and modern way of home construction. They will tell you in Kansas that the 'manufacture of Mentholatum In Wichita put that city on the map. Cam t hoi is apparently starting In to do the same thing for Portland. Its factory is at the foot of Burnslde street, and Its product In nearly every drug store in Oregon and adjoining states. One of the largest retaining walls In the world has been built at Rangoon. Burma, to prevent a river shifting Its channel. Pendleton Woolen Mills Fendleton. Or, . t MANUFACTURERS OP PURE FLEECE WOOL BLANKETS Boars. ' Kobe and Ante Kobes, - s jw' r t i t' " ' r -1 y ' ' M - ' St 4 CHANGE TAKES PLACE- IN NORTH BEND MILL Boston Man and San Fran cisco Concern Said to Have Controlling Interest In It. CAPITAL ALSO INCREASED Seal Includes purchase of Steamer TeUowstoue aad Business Will Be Extended By Zmproremeats. North Bend. Or.. Jan. 13. It is re- j ported here that a chance has taken Place In the ownership of part of the stock in the North Bend Mill A Lum- ber company and that about $20,000 ( aauiuonui capital lias Deen pui in met business. C. K. Hudson, who came here from Boston some time ago, is said to be one of the heavier investors and it Is understood that he and Swayne Sc Hoyt of San Francisco now will hov-o lh. i.nnlrnlllnir lnllt The sal is said to have come about ; through the ourchase of the stock of . I.. J. Simpson and the Standish Hickey company, and the purchase of tbe steamer Yellowstone from Swayne & Hoyt. The Yellowstone for some time past has been carrying lumber from the mill but as a Swayne & Hoyt boat. George Stephenson Is manager of the mill and the plant has been in opera tion steadily for the past three and one half years when, many of the other mills were closed down. The plant has been a paying one. It is said that the business is to be extended by improve ments which will be made. Marshfleld Nurses Police ScandaL Marshfleld, Or.. Jan. 13. It is re ported that Mayor Copple has de- X.EAOTJia GBOCXXS lU HAVABEAN CISZXXCAjr BXAS8) Deliciously rooked 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., rectory 423 Belmont. Fhone East 6448. X. 7. Bslaer. Baa. Fhone East UU Helser & Uoden Machine Works, Inc. Designers aad Boildsrs ef Machinery l-e-7-S v. ltd St.. Bat. York and . Fhonoa Main 7S4. A-Tils. PacificIronWorks Structural Steel and Iron for Buildings and Bridges We carry in stock a complete line of Beam, Angles, Channels, Tees and Mill Plates. PORTLAND, OREGON A WltllTlJf OtJAHAJfTZX goes with ovary BRONSON OXY-GEN-ERATOR It rats the motor ear furl bill In two. dis solve carboa and adda nearly naif to mileage, brad for circular. BEOKBOW KOTO EQTTrPatEST CO.. lata and Burasid. CARMAN'S GUARANTEED FURNITURE Of all Coaler. Mad ta Portland CAJTOrACTTrBXM OF CHAXBa ABO BOCKTBa. Fortlaad, Oregon. "BEST X TKX WEST!" Pacific STONEWARE Co. O O Th first pabtlr mt- visOfMtl CatlA uf boomt Oregoe's J J J parrolls and to raise a ftntd to assist small Industries, will be beid br tbe Bsst Side Basinras Men's rfnb cm Jaaaarr 22, at the Oentral PabUe Ubrarr. lOrb and Yamhill at. This ta yonr qo don aad mln, so b at tbe meotlag. There will be good speaker, bat room far roe and ism sar. as wo want lo rTbd oat wtiat tlic diaeeae is tbat Portland la Buffering frca. (E&aA. (?aortj & Son FTactioal Tailara. 04 aeyal Bldg. BROOMS ! Manufactured by Zan Bros., Inc. SUNSET BROOM WORKS Office 50-52 Front St. in JMBER COMPANY Special ii -i i" . "" G C1" - '-j-11111' T P A 0 R I T D T E E N J R manded tbe resignation of Chief of Police John W. Carter and the matter is to come up before the city council at the meeting next Monday night. ( Recently the mayor had the members of the police force on the carpet for not arresting bootleggers who. It is alleged, have worked rather freely in the city during tbe past two months. It is possible the action may result in an investigation of the force. Children of Luxury Larger in Physique Oakland Surrey Shows That Offsprlaf of such parents Are Taller and Big. r Than That of Poorer ramllies. Oaklan.i. Cel.. Jan. 1J. (U. P.) Children of rich parents are taller and bigger generally than children of poorer families. Officials of the Oakland schools an nounced this today following a survey made in cooperation with University of California experts, during which 100 children, taken at random, were ex amined. children living In residential dis trlcts svoraseJ 5o.8 Inches tall and 59.6 pounds in weight, while children living jn factory districts averaged 48 inches tall and 53.S pounds in weight . Hunt for Forester Continues. Bend. Or. Jan. U. To take charge of the huitt for Forest Guard J. Russell Chrlstenen. lost In the snow In the I country adjoining Crescent. V. V. Harp- ham and Ranger Ed out Friday from Mann, were seni the Deschutes forestry offire here. They will travel by-auto to rapine, where they will be Joined by Hangers Burton Oney of Big River ami William O. Harrtman of Fort Rook. They will go by team to Crescent, remaining over night and starting out early next morning for Rabbit cre-k, in which vicinity the rescue party is working. Bend Population Is 5103. Bend, Or., Jan. 13. The official pop ulation of Bend in 193. This was the purport of an affidavit filed by 11. J. Overturf, chief enumerator in the re cent school and municipal census, with iCty Recorder H. C. Ellis Friday. The number of individuals residing in the OWN TURNAC1LS PTh. of making orer all kinds of mattresses at small cost into Sanitary Folding Mattresses is the way shown here. Feather made into folding mattresses wi summer and winter aides. Wool Batts Carded, Too Phone for literature which ws w gladly mall. Folding Mattress Co. 606 Williams Ats. Fhoas Xast S874. Ask Your Dealer for F A M OU S Doernbecher Furniture Made in Portland Thayer, Shaver Gulley Machine Co. General Machinists and Builders of "EVER-READY" TRUCK ATTACHMENTS for all makes of cara 1-tom attachment IV -ton ettaeasaemt a-ton attacameat . . . 410 Fhone East 7437. 1S3 S. Water St. PEMNSULA IRON WORKS Founders), Machinists, Pattern makers. "Peninsula Gray Iron and Semi-Steel Castings for all purposes. Transmission and Special Machinery. Mill. Marine and Gen eral Repair Work. Phono Colum bia 14. at. Johns. Fortlaad, Or. Independent Foundry Company Fortlaad, Oregon. O BET XBOV AJTD SXMXTEXZ. CaASTINGS I. S. Boost 7. X. XoCasloy RELIANCE Wire & Iron Works klanafsrtarers of all klada of WJXX ABD IBOB WOIK BAUXUIOI ABB IXBCES. Orsimental tree Wurk. Spark Oaarda. Ke. C ltk aad risaAsre. rkeae Caat USA Btaln tl7 Teleoa A321T. Smith & Watson Iron Works Foundry and Machine Shop, 412 FRONT STREET BsAMXaetars aad repair an line at xnaekimerr. and cast anything. G. P. Rummelin & Son 134 8d. near WaSa. Bt- Mg. Fnrriers CtAPPUGATH atTOCBBBOm Bstab. 1870. Main 491. P. SHARKEY & SON . LOIO BTBAW TXSOA HORSE COLLARS Largest factory of Its kind on the Pacirie Coast. - All Ooods War. . ranted. -' East Oak and Union Aeaa DESCHUTES COUNTY SCORES FIRS! POINT IN FIGHT FOR ITS LIE Judge Duffy, at Bend, Sus tains Motion to Strike Por- tion of Original Complaint. Bend. Or.. Jan. 13. Deschutes conn- ty scored its first victory on Fri day in its fight to maintain Its In- ' dividuallty as a separate corporation. ' when Judge T. E. J. Uuffy sustained v the defendant's motion to strike out a portion of the original complaint. The advantage Is now on the aide of Deschutes county, it is believed, as the previous motion of the defendants, decided against them, was to quash service, and the refusal of the court to sustain had no bearing on the form- er status of the case. Hospital Practically Secured. Bend. Or.. Jan. 13. Resident Cath olicn and non-Catholics, through their contributions, have practically assured th r-irtWn of th hnitnitfll in Rend. proposed by the Sisters of Criartty of Nazareth, whose headquarters are In Lexington, Ky. Of the necessary $IT60f' with which to purchase the property In '. Bend, approximately I'.OOO has been subscribed by lo-al citizens desirous nf lni' tb tnittfrnlUin Hl1uati1 In Bend, at Is expected that the entire r amount will be subscribed by the end of the week and the final details of closing the deal for the purchase of tie property known as the water-tower site, will be completed. district, of school age,. was given last month, but because of considerable work in the way of tabulation a delay in announcing the number of residents actually residing In tbe city was ne cessitated. Portland Stove Works MANUFACTURERS OF HZOK QUADS Stoves and Ranges ASK TOOTS DEAZ.XX. . THE KADDERLY FURNACE is an Oregon production, made entirety of steel, boiler riveted, and a Lat Forever It Is the best and most eco nomical Furnace in the world. J. J. KADDERLY 130 miT 1TMET. UAXJr X382. OREGON BRASS WORKS, be BRASS FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS Bronze. Brass. Copper. Aluminum and Composition Castings. Finishing. Pol ishing and Plating asb Bare and Brass Railings. Second aad Everett ats., PerUaad, Or. hones l Mala 6373. A-3C73. AMERICAN BRONZE AND BRASS WORKS est tmKtrx iraEET. All Klada of Brass AlnaUaam Cart, lags. Phosphor Broase Casting a apeelalty. Bobert Oray, Mgr. Fhone Main 4U8 The Harrii Ice Machine Worki 174.178 East Water Strsst. Makers of Harris Ice Machines All k inds of ice and ref risers tins work; pip. bending end rallVsl FOBTaVaJTD. OBEQOB. AC1iVr H0L. Hawtaorao Asa, i Zaet rouBBBr ..s TS?.S5i- -ii. Phoenix Iron Works Morirra-FoTiAirD. oroo. reaaaora. btaealaists and Boiler KiMm .., tag s-d "true.ural w"i JUaJt Pesist Attest!, "HABB UT OBXOOB." PORTLAND BOLT & filfG. CO. klada. J. M. LLEWELLTN. Mgr. SOS ltb St. FortUia. LEAD PIPE to i inches: calking lead, sheet lead, lead wool, glasing lead; etc. NORTHWEST LEAD & MACH. CO. SOa.ll FBOBT IT1EIT. Crescent Chemical Co. Inc. M WACBIB0T0B ST. aad llsoloam oila aad rtrsoslim eodai 't, astloss saops. faraltars aad asotai selUt. lie aid Wile soap, distafeetaata. w. J teeck eaatroyor. rkeae. Xasa U44, A.14a. W. H. M'Monies & Co. Makers of Horse Cotlars. Rasor Strops. Auto Tirea rebuilt and double treaded. Vulcanising and repairing. We buy old auto tires. imon BAST 149. Factory 440-443 Hanoock St, Cos. B. Ttn. m w i HI t-1 III. non BAST 875 for hlsrheet grade typewriter and pencil. . - CARBON PAPERS . .klads la Fortlaad aad roaraatos. M