LUMBER COMPANY TO
HELP INCREASE FOOD
SUPPLY OF COONTRY
Bend Concern Will. Fence Its
, Logged-Off Lands to Allow
, Bunch Grass to Grow.
-! Band, !Or., May 11. The Brooks
Scanlon Lumber company announced
Trjday that it would do lta bit this
year to increase the food supply of the
' country by bringing under fence more
.han 2000 acres of logged-off land. It
' i the intention of the company to pro
tect the' natural bunch grass on Its
lands sV that cattle may be fed for
market purposes aa soon as the grrass
' has reached a stage that will insure
Its permanence. It is probable that
later the company will experiment
with root crops.
Orasses not indigenous to central
' Oregon will be experimented with by
tion OI K. A. Ciincnara, cuumy agri
culturist. Irrigation District Proposed.
Bend, 'Or., May 12. Five hundred
owners of lands under the Central Ore-fc-on
Irrigation project will be active In
' Support of the formation of the pro-
posed Irrigation district now being
t planned under the personal direction
A of Claude McCnlloch, a Portland attor
ney. The action affects approximately
' 45,000 acres. Petitions asking for the
organization will bo circulated May 21.
Mayor's Stable Annoys.
Bend. Or., May 12. Mayor Caldwell
Z Friday came in for a little unpleasant
. puDUCJty, wnen a peuuon signed Dy
t many prominent women was presented
to the health officer urging that a Bta
"ble of which he is owner be removed
idence district.
More Recruits lieave.
Bend, Or.. May 12. Sixy-five re
cruits for the army and navy of the
United States left Friday night for
PORTLAND S HOMH INDUSTRIES SPELL PROSPERITY
MANUFACTURERS' DIRECTORY
Following la in fclpbitbvtlcal oliectorf ol
11 advertisers on these tnu paces. All are
manufacturers of tha artlcla mentioned, and
not merely dealer la and aellera of tbe eonda
' and ware. Their pnxlfctluos will be found
the equal of any to be bad. and should have
I tha attention of Portland and Oregoa buyers:
Atkinson, B. M., manufacturer of cookers
to." airtight beating atoves. 249 Jefferson at.
i Armstrong Machinery Co., M8 Tburman. St.,
aw nufactimTS of ice machinery and refriger
ating plants.
Applegath, C. O.. (0. P. Rummelin Boa),
manufacturer of fur garments. 2d and Wash.
Auto Tup Oo., manufacturer of auto tops,
rebullder of auto, high claw garage, 11th
and Hurnside sts.
American Branae A Brass Works, workers to
copper, brass, aluminum, etc.. OCO Upenur at.
Adrian Neexwear Co., ananuf acturera of
neckties, Gooduough bldg.
Arrow Cement Laundry Tray Co., cement
uunurr traj. 5j-1 n. loin su
ArniA ftln Pa hWh mm wmmm mnA mjil
, sun. 414 UltlB St.
Brstton A Glcle (Portland Machinery Co.),
Bankers of drag saws. 02 1st St.
I BrousoD Motor Equipment Co., mainufae-
tuwi of derlce for burning distillate for au
j tn mobile fuel, 600 BuruaJde St.
Ball Manufacturing Co., makers of women'a
! Six h class waists, N. K. ear. 4th apd Couch.
liergman &boe Co., manufacturers of men's
and boys' sbors, 621 Tburman st.
Columbia Carriage A Auto oWrks, auto tops;
rebuilding amd repairing. 200 Front at.
Crescent Chemical Co., Janitors' supplies,
2 Washington st.
Cooper, Cbas., military and cItII tailor,
Boyal bldg. . Morrison and Broadway.
" Crystal Springs Finishing Works, wool bats,
Buttresses, 125 loth st.
Carman Mfg. Co., furniture manufacturers,
1 1214 Mauadiu road.
Coonel Lumber Co., Bam, ready cut houses,
BM Ankeuy; st.
Columbia t'srbon Psper Co., manufacturers
at esrbon paper E. lXii and Broadway.
Cheney. O. C.. Acetylene Welding Worka,
2&i Hawthorne ave.
Coates, 1. B , ' Oets If Soap Co.. 240 8d.
Coast Chemical Co., Janlto.'s supplies, 133
'- E.,6th st.
Closaet A Co., roffee roasters, wholesale
Coffees snd teas. 1ZS 12th H., N.
' California 1'latlng Works, gold, silrer and
Klckel plating. 212 2d st.
. Uuiter, I.. I.., manufacturer of hand con
crete mixers, 1163 Moore st.
Coulter Co., manufactures Tlollne. gnltars,
banjos, ukuleles. 1-abhe bldg.. 227Vj Wash.
Cauitbol Co., manufacture! of C a nit hoi, ls4
Buroslde st.
Coin Machine Mfg. Co.. mannfaeturers of
brass, eopper, steel und Iron products, 084 K.
l'ith t.,
,I)unniB, DstM M., manufacturer of paints,
10th st. and Sherlock are.
Durable Booting Co.. makers of highest
'grades roofing paper, Kenton station, Portland.
Uaria-Mrott Belting Co., leather belting
' Biskers, 24O-200 Hawthorne ave.
. loernbecber Mfg. Co.. furniture nmnufac-
turers. si. iMth st. snd O-W. ft. A N. trscks.
Klectro UsWsnixlng Works, galvanising, 22d
. at., N.. and Heed at.
Enamel Bake Ovens, auto and other enam-
ellng, 604 Burnaide st.
Flelschner, Msyer A Co., manufacturers of
., feveralls and men's work shirts. 207 Ash St..
'-, Folding Mattress Co.. folding mattresses,
: pillows, 606 Williams sre.
Gill Bros Seed Co., dabllaa and seed, route
s: I. Portland; Or.
Gem Winder Co., tatting shuttle winders,
ioi eth st.
. - Grandma Onokle Co., wholesale cookie bak-
era, 3SO-SA4 E. Stark t.
tioldeurod Milling Co., mannfaeturers of
. f kMir, healthifoods, poultry foods 363 Oak at.
Holly Condensed Milk Co.. Milk and Klce.
XS. H. Stevens. Board of Trade building.
. Harris Ice Machine Worka, ice machines
gs4 refrigerating plaats, 174 E. Water at.
. . Hesse-Martin Iron works, foundry snd ma
'. Yirx vnrbl. 4:U Relmoilt St.
Hansen Mfg. Co., ammonia and liquid blu--i
4n. Aftin Powell Valev road.
Helser A Unden Iron Works, foundry snd
' ' Biarhlne works, 403 rca si.,
' Hlrah,Weti Mf. Co.. overalls, work shirts,
- . - wssteroroof clothing, tents, etc.. 206 Burnaide.
Independent Cracker Co.. crsekers, con fee -
tines, etc., 430 B. Davis at.
Independent Foundry Co.. fonndry. 743 York
:3aeobs. Inc.. men's shirts to order, 327V4 Wash,
' Jones Bro. & Co., loganberry Juice, apple
' cider, vinegar, 84 AlDlna ave.
' Joust, Edward F-. Wllbolt Springs mineral
water, Labbe bid.. 227Vs Wash. at.
Korlnek Remedy Co.. stock snd poultry rem
edies, Derby st. and Columbia Dive.
L J. J. Kadderly. Kadderly fnrnace, 180 1st st,
i T- Kent ThoS. E.. men's shirts to order, SIS
McW-av bids-.. 4th and Wash sts.
V - Knight Packing Co.. pickles, fruit Juices, el-
Ar. vlnea-ar. etc., 474 E. Alder st.
Kolle. Dr. D. W., Improved optical ooae piece,
JOU Wilcox bldg.
. Losterol. H. i. Scbwanborg. plane and furnl
, tura polish, 4010 Woodstock sve.
Lehman, Geo. O., Mrs. Sch lei's egg noodles,
.lm R. Pino st.
Leopold A Voelpet manufacturers' scientific
: trmrntH. 107 K. 70th St.
McMonlee. W. H. A Co., horse collars, auto
tires, etc.. 440 llsncock SU
t Mlllmade Construction Co., ready built
arsracea. etc.: 644 Hood at.
Montana Assay Office, asaayers, chemists,
, a. 142X4 2d at.
Mount Hood Soap Co., laundry and fine toilet
aoa pa, 270 GHssd st.
aiatnew A Phelps, manufacturers enlll-eon-'
earns, beans and pork, 006 Wash. at.
"- Multnomah Trunk Co., trunks and bags, suit
esses, 84 E. Wster st.
' Northwest Lead and Machinery Co., lead
-pipe, lead wool, etc., machinery repairing, 311
- Oregon Paper Box Factory, paper boxes, ear
'aM 245 ti Stark st.
Old fashioned Milling Co., wheat. Vara, lye.
Cats, nealio iooos, .cmj vvosey st.
Oregon Brass Works, copper, brass and alum
tnnn. 2d and Everett eta.
, Oregon Door Co., doors, ssh, etc, foot Spo-
gane ave.
- Oreeou Chair Co.. chairs, 1180 Macadam reed
' Purdln Bros., garbage caaa, airtight stores,
' eouapeis)'' camping sisves, ton uqjob ave.
(CaaUaaad ea sTaxt rage)
Portland or enlistment. With the
departure of the volunteers, the list of
central Oregon man going Into train
ing has reached 130 men. A big send
off was given the men at the train.
K. of C. to Organize.
Bend, Or., May 12. With 21 old
members and 35 Initiates, tha Bend
council of the Knights of Columbus
will ba organized here Sunday after
noon under the direction of State Dep
uty Frank Lonergan. of Portland, and
Past State Deputy W. A. Barett. of
Albany. '
Good Roads Are Advocated.
La Grande, Or., May 11.' Good roads
In Oregon were advocated by State
Highway Commissioner Adams of Eu
gene in the M. E. church auditorium
in this city Thursday evening. He
bpoke in Cove Friday afternoon and
In Union Friday night.
Dates for Pioneer
Reunion Are Fixed
Lebanon, Or., May 12. The dates
for the annual Linn county pioneer re
union and picnic to be held at Browns
ville have been set for June 20, 21 and
22. Coshow park, in which this cele
bration has been held for 40 years, was
recently purchased by the city and ex
tensive improvements have been made
on the grounds. Tha following com
mittees have been appointed by the di
rectors and officers of the association:
On grounds. Earl Cochran, H. C.
Thompson and J. N. Coshow; program.
C. E. Stanard, C. E. Sawyer and W. B.
Glass; securing speakers, J. D. Ir
vine, C. H. Stewart, W. B. Glass and
W. T. Cochran; vocal music, H. A.
Stanard, Mrs. Clara Starr and Mrs.
Josie Starr; instrumental music, W. E.
Thompson, Wayne Stanard and W. C
Cooley.
Oil Heater Fires
Crib, Twins Burn
Berkeley, Cel., May 12. (U. P.)
Jean and Katherine Mackay, 14-months-old
twin daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. 6eth Mackay of Berkeley, were
bumeil to death Friday when an oil
heater set fire to soma clothing dry
ing near the crib In which they were
asleep.
Wilson's Old Fashion
Whole Grain Products
Delivered to your home fresh from the
mill. Corn Meal. Wheat Meal. Oat
Meal. Rye Meal, fine and coarse.
Old Fashion Milling Co.,
241 HoUaday Ave. Zast B75S. C1341.
Enamel Bake Ovens
Makes aShaaby Antes Xook Uka Vaw.
We treat tha hooda and fenders Ilka
they do at tha factory DON'T paint
and varnish em. Ask for particulars.
J. C. WAXJTOCX. Prop., sol Bonslde
at 14th. Mala 8435, A-4349.
LAUNDRY TRAY CO.
ARROW CEMENT
Manufacturing "Arrow" Brand Trays.
The fastest growing cement products
iaciory in tne fsortnwest,. wnyi
Products and service. See them made
at 554 East lota St. Fnone Sell wood
1530.
QLXBS
SIGNS
HXTAI.
Acme Sign Co.
Sand Blast, Chipped a las a. Acid
Etohlag.
Epeelal Prlees on Quantity Work.
414 Davis St., Portland, Or.
The Bergmann
Custom Made Wabfoot Braag Bhoa
for tha
BTJBIHEBB, BTBJBXTCAX. BAXXm
koas os rozaczuAAN.
Awarded Oold Medal P. F. X. B. 1H
DAVID M. DUNNE CO.
SAUK'S aCABTJPACTTJBJBXS
Fatr9alaa ttoat Xadnstry Boy Tout
PAINTS
BZXECT rBOH TBS PAOTOBT
19th st. aad Bherlook Ave. paoaaa
Mala 17, A-1313. David AX. Ooaaa.
Praaideat.
Montana Assay Office
GOLD. PLATINUM AND BILVEK REFISEAI.
Aaaajera. Hmelters, Uefiuers and Buvera it
Gold, Platinum, ailver, tilgb Qrsds ores. Jew
elers' Sweepings. Pboto Silver, Nitrates. Kta.
Producers ot Ut-ntal and Jewelers' Gold aatl
Silver Flat cock. Wire Solders. Chlerldca. til.
trates and Ertue Strengtb Alloj. s-t-a-S 3d ac
Marsuall
CLOSSET & CO.
Roasters and Jobbers of
COrPEBS, TEAS, SPICES. EX
TRACTS, ETC.
128 13th Bt Portland. Oregon.
O. O. Wentworta C. O. Irwta
Columbia Carriage &
Auto Works
ATJTOMOBU.S ZWOICS, &PKIXG8. FOBS.
HOB, fAUTflMQ, BAaZSAI. gAI&v,
sos-sii rroat atrsst. Portland. Omm.
PORTLAND FURNITURE MFG. CO.
Makers of
COUCHES, LOUNGES.
UPHOLHOLSTERED FURNITURF
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS
ls.u3 macadam Road
Main 809 A-3513
Snodgrass & Williams
lr &- JttgiM.52 sj;
Ciaatiaga, rialala, eto. . SW Hsvnaoras Am.
BOY OF 15 CONFESSES
HE KILLED IESS HALL,
Carl Don Tuell Insists, How
ever, That He Fired Fatal
Shot in Self-Defense,
Salem, Or., May 12. Carl Don Tuell,
15 years old, has confessed to firing
tha ahot which ended tha life of Jess
Hall, notorious ex-convlet, in a tent
concealed in tha brush on Beaver creek,
in Lincoln county.
Tha confession was made Friday aft
ernoon to Bert Geer, sheriff of Lin
coln county, when ha interviewed the
boy at the state industrial school for
boys, where Tuell was commit tea
April 9, which was about a week after
the killing. He was sent to the re
form school for robbing tenta and
cabins along the beach.
Self Defease Claimed.
The boy told the sheriff hat he
fired the shot In self defense. He said
he and Hall, whom ha met in Portland
were living together in the tent and
one afternoon, near the first of April,
they quarreled. He said he had been
cleaning a gun. Hall reached for his
gun, and Tuell shot first, according
to the boy.
Only one shot was fired, Tuell told
the sheriff. He said Hall was stoop
ing in such a position that the bullet
went through Hall's body and struck
his knee, which gava rise to the be
lief that mora than one shot had bees
fifed.
Hardly knowing what to do, Tuell
left the tent and made hia way to Al
bany, where about a week later he was
arrested and returned to Lincoln
county to answer tha charge of rob
bing the beach tents.
Boy Confesses Beadlly.
Sheriff Geer said he had no diffi
culty in getting the boy to make a
clean breast of the tragedy, but he did
not press him for details
Hall's body was found In the
tent Thursday and Sheriff Geer imme
diately connected young Tuell with
ARE YOU AWARE THAT
Tha Auto anal Fnrnitar Polish
will make your housework easier.
Phona Scllwood 55 aad lat ua tall
you about it,
AUTOS REPAIRED
AUTOS REBUILT
ELEGANT GARAGE
WORK GUARANTEED
East Third and Burnsido
whlakbttb oa xwum a
MACETJTB VAKKB
Phona East 65. J. A. Webber. Prorx
Wool Bats Mattresses
AST BZXE AVD WfcXQXT.
Bay Direct lrom MavnnfaetnrM.
Blankets. Mattresses aad Psatatr
ataaoTataa. we do castom Cardiag,
Crystal Sprints Fmiihiijf Works
18S lota. Baas AOdex. Pbaaa SKala 874
PETTIT FEATHER &
BEDDING CO.
813 V. 1STS ST. POBTIiAVS, OS.
ataaafactarara of blga-gTada Comfort
ers. Pillow aad tbe (amoas Heas
apraad atattraaa. Ask yoo deauet ta
see them.
for real Knaioal iBatrumeata. Bad to e the
est. rather thaa to sslL Visit tha Cealtar
Co. 'a riddle Shop. Violin, Xaodolin, Oaitar,
Banjo. Ukslsla,- 111 to SU LABBZ BI.DO..
m's WABK1NQTOM T.. PorUaad, Oragsa.
Merchants Requiring
Paper Boxes
for their store shelves can have
prompt service by placing their
orders. Satisfaction or money
back.
OREGON PAPER BOX FACTORY
P. Dielsctaneider, Prop,
3d Floor, 241-245 Stark St.
K0R1NEK REMEDY CO.
Manufacturers of
Veterinary, Medicines
adapted for diaeaaaa of horse a. cat?
tie. sheep, poultry aad pei animal.
Compounded by graduates of Ute
foremoat Veterinary Bchoola.
Darby aad Colombia Boalavaxd,
North Portlaad fltatloa, Portlaad,
Oregoa.
-J
Have you tasted
KNIGHTS NEW
Rogue River CATSUP?
It'is delicious.
Ask your Grocer.
KNIGHT PACKING CO.
: Portland, Oregon
NOTORIOUSEX-CONIT
tha shooting as Tuell, when arrested
in April, admitted being with Hall. At
that time tie said Hall bad made hia
way ta Mexico. Tutl had said Hall,
who had been pardoned by Governor
Wlthyoombe about a year and a half
ago, had come from Canada to visit hia
aged mother, who lives about a quarter
of a mile from where ha pitched hia
tent and had kept under cover because
he believed that returning to tha state
was a violation of hia pardon.
Murder "Will Be Charge.
Superintendent Hale of the State In
dustrial school says that Tuell has a
reeord for good behavior since being at
tha school. Tha boy's mother lives at
Seattle.
Sheriff Geer will take Tuell to To
ledo Saturday to answer to 'the charge
of murder.
Nebraska Is First
State to Buy Bonds
Washington. May 12. (I. N. S.)
Nebraska was the first state to enter
an actual subscription to the Liberty
Loan, the trearury department an
nounced Friday. While Idaho sent In
an advance pledee several weeks be
fore the declaration of the war bond
Issue, Nebraska Is the first state to
Kubscrib since he bonds have been
actually placed on sale.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
FrlJay received a 1500,000 subscription
from George E. Hall, state treasurer
of Nebraska.
A 1100,000 subscription was received
from the Woodmen of the World
through C V. Benson, head clerk of
tha board of managers of that organ
ization. Willamette Building
Fund Now $12 000
Willamette University, Salem, Or.,
May 12. A check for 3500 is the latest
addition to the building fund of the
new girls' dormitory, and was con
tributed by Judge Charles S. Cutting
or Chicago.
The first check for 3(00 came from
Mrs. Lou Stockman of Pendleton. She
Is, therefore, the first to receive the
privilege of naming a room in the new
building.
The largest gift to data is $6000.
from W. W. Brown, of Fife, Or. The
cost of the building and furnishings
is estimated at $40,000. Of this amount
$12,000 has been secured.
E
ERECT ON BIG FARM
y C. Egbert Finds Advantage
in Getting His House From
Portland Factory,
J. C. Egbert of The Dalles, has spent
tha week In Portland partly to visit
nis niece, Mrs. I. M. whltcomb, 800
Macadam street, and partly to arrange
for the construction of a fine dwelling
on his big 960-acre farm located a few
miles out of hia home city. On inves
tigating prices of lumber and cost of
carpenters. Mr. Egbe't arranged with
the bam Connell Lumber company, 354
Ankeny street, for the erection of one
of Its ready-cut houses, and tha build
ing will be shipped to its destination
within a few da's.
I discovered that I could save a
large sura in the cost of the building,"
Mr. Egbert says, "by having it fabri
cated in the factory here, and that I
could have the plans changed from
those shown in the catalogue to suit
my own tastes and desires. This was
dona and my nine-room dwelling will
be ready for ccupaJicy within a short
time. I found that it was easy to un
derstand the advantage in buying
ready-to-set-up houses. AH the ma
terial is cut to exactness by machin
ery, no, hand work being necessary,
and tha small' pieces lett from one
building can be worked into another.
so there is no lose in lumber. And
when on the ground unskilled work
men can put tha structure together,
as all parts are plainly labeled, and
within a few days the building is com
pleted and ready for occupancy. There
is no litter to be burned or carted
away no waste of any kind no bad
joints anywhere, no doors that do not
fit nor windows which rattle in their
frames. All reasoning teaches that
frame buildings may be fabricated in
the yards where the material exists.
Just aa well as can structures of steel
at the steel mills. It Is simply carry
ing out tha steel building idea."
Mr. Egbert's farm la leased and his
tenant's share of tha laat crop, sold
before prices had climbed half way
to the skies, brought him between
18000 and $9000. Mr. Egbert has had
bis home at Tha Dalles for-31 years.
r m
Heard In Court.
From the Barton Transcript.
Judge &'ix months in Jail with hard
labor.
Hobo Say. Judge, can't yer double
de time an' cut da labor?
WASCO RANCH
ER BUYS
READY-MAD
HOMETO
Hesse -Martin Iron Works
Corner East 7th aad Belmont Su.
ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS
Elevating, Conveying, Screening and Transmission Machinery
Contractors' Equipment and Saw Mill Machinery.
PACIFIC COAST PRODUCTS FOR PACIFIC COAST INDUSTRIES
- - " . i
ICE MACHINES
Trom aa aaly cooaplata fact ay la tha atlre Vortawest.
ARMSTRONG'S
iVIcIntosl-i & Felxftalb, tLTioAVa."!
THE VAUGHAN MOTOR WORKS
TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW
FOUNDRY
at 471 East Main Street
FINE GREY IRON CASTINGS
OVM iwroiijiininracruwm rzsroars ajtb vast
Leonard Schadr Superintendent, - . . Phone East 713!
PAMPHLETS MAILED
TO VOTERS REVIEW
ELECIN
SUBJECTS
Registered Voters to Get Ad
vance Notice of Measures
and Amendments on Ballot.
Salem, Or., May 12. Approximately
311.692 pamphlets containing tha meas
ures and constitutional amendments to
ba voted on at the special election, to
be held June 4, have been mailed to
tha registered voters by Secretary of
State Olcott. It took H days in which
to mail tha pamphlets, and the post
age amounted to 33,113.92.
Tha law requires that tha pamphlets
must be mailed not later than 10 daya
before the date of election, ao Secretary
Olcott has beaten the law by approxi
mately 20 days.
"The mailing of tha pamphleta waa
expedited," said Secretary of 6tate Ol
cott, "so the voters would nave an pos
sible time before the election for the
consideration of tha measures and
amendments referred to them."
Votera who have registered recently
will be mailed copiea of tha pamphlets
as soon as their names are reported to
Secretary Olcott by the various county
clerks.
"If any registered voter ha failed ta
receive a pamphlet." said Mr. Olcott,
"It Is beeause Tie has changed his real
denea since his laat registration, or the
pamphlet addressed to him has gone
astray in the mails."
Accident Claim ,1s Allowed."
Salem, Or., May ' 12. The claim
against the state industrial accident
fund of the widow and child of
Franklin P. Meeker, who was killed
March 13 while employed at Bull Run
by the Cameron-Taylor Logging com
pany, was approved. Friday by the
state industrial accident commission.
The widow Is 56 and the child 14 and
if they live their expectancy they win
receive from the fund $6004.60.
Stoneware Makers
Behind With Orders
The Pacific Stoneware company is
in hard luck. Its business is o good
the management cannot keep up with
it unless it forgets the clock and runs
the factory day and night.
The man in the public market who
sells its Jigs and crocks and garden
pottery, declares he wishes tha de
manda on the company would let up
long enough for it to get his orders
filled so he in turn could fill those
placed with him.
From present appearapcea it looks
like T. S. Mann, manager of the enter
prise, soon will have nothing to do
but work 24 or 25 hours a dav.
This institution covers the entire
Paclflo coast territory,, from the Mexi
can border to beyond tha Rockies on
the east. Its products are -of many
varieties, from the ornaments for the
home, lawn and garden, to all things
In plain crockery.
Visitors are always welcomed at its
plant. 895 Sherlock avenue. There
they may have their attention drawn
to many varieties they have not known
existed.
Stove Works Moves
Into New Location
The Portland Stovs Works, for al
most a generation located at 626 Hood
street, is moving to Its new location at
Derby street and Columbia boulevard.
Kenton, into tha building formerly oc
cupied by the Pacific Coast Safe &
Vault company.
Thia structure, UOx430 feet, was
purchased by the stove company a cou
ple of months ago. It is located on tha
tracks of the O-W. R. & N. Co., and
adjacent to the Columbia river. The
company's foundry Is already in opera
tion in its new location, and the bal
ance of the plant will be there within
the next two weeks. The old works
are being dismantled, and auto trucks
are transferring the output to Kenton.
Medicine Gushes From Springs.
Over at Wilhoit, in Clackamas coun.
ty, but a few miles from Portland, has
been flowing for countless centuries a
stream of medicine which has cured
thousands of persons of various afflic
tions, and still is performing Its func
tions for many who give It a chance.
Doctors say it is one of the finest
stomach remedies extant, and that. If
the springs were only located in the
heart of tha Siberian mountains, the
Jungles of Africa, or the Sahara des
ert. Portlanders would be mortgaging
their ineomes to get money enough to
visit them. The management of the
springs maintains a depot for tha wa
ter on Washington street. In tha Tabbe
building, between- First and Second
atreeta.
Defense Council of
Hood River Elects
Taomaa CaXktaa Xs Made Prealdemt of
Orgaalsattoa VUeb WQ1 Save
Onarra of Campaign to Orow roods.
Hood River, Or.. May U. A meeting
of 30 representatives in Hoott River
county who will have charge of thaj
work of tha agricultural defense coun
cil In this county was held at tha Com
mercial club Thursday night. A per
manent organisation was effected, with
Thomas Calkins, president; R. E. Scott.
secretary, and a committeeman from
each school district in tha county.
They will at once proceed to secure
accurate statistics relative to the
amount of foodstuff and varieties
that will ba grown in the Hood River
valley this season and to organise a
central labor council to handle tha
labor problem.
J. W. Brewer and H. O. Miller of The
L-alles. reprcaentlng the government.
ware present and outlined the cam
paign to be carried on throughout the
state.
Mass meetings will ba held In each
of tha school districts of tha Hood
River valley on Saturday evening to
urea the farmers to plant all available
acreage with substantial food crops.
Disloyal Americans
Will Get Publicity
San Francisco, May 12. (P. X. S.)
John W. Preston, United States attor
ney, admitted Friday that he is busy
Investigating many cases of disloyil
Americans who are responsible for ut
terances manifesting more regard for
the enemy than for their own country
"If these people can not be reachel
In any other way," said Preton, "I
will make public their names."
Reports of patriotic citizens having
knowledge of persons favoring the en
emy will be treated as confidential
by Preston, ha said.
"The Germans who are obliged t.i
remain here are temperate in their
speech, compared to some Americans
who do not realize that we are at
war" said Preston. "I am not speak
Ing about just criticisms, but I am
referring to persons who frankly state
that their sympathy and support are
with Germany."
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with every Mattress renovated in
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friendship.
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Oreg-oa.
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Finest imported Fabrics
Boom BIS ICacleay Bldft
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Structural Steel and Iron foi
Buildings and Bridges
We earrr in stock a complete
Una of Beam. Angles. Channela,
Tees and Mill Plates.
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Makers of Horse Con ara.
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rebuilt and double treaasd,
Vuleanlsina and repairing.
We buy old auto Urea.
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North Bend Plant of Northern
Pacific Company Will Be
Opened by Its Lessees.
Marahfleld, Or.. May 13 W. I
Clarke, one of the new proprietors of
tha box factory In North Bend, has
arrived on Coos bay to make arrange
ments for opening the plant which has
been leased from tha Southern Paci
fic company.
Tha proprietors are Callaghan A
Clarke, the firm being made up of C
W. Callaghan and W. I. Clarke, who
operate a paper mill In California.
Mr. Clarke states that tha factory
probably will be ready to operate
within two weeks and will run f u 1
capacity. Orders have already been
received. Several mills ara cutting
aeroplane lumber in Coos county and
tha lower grade spruce left after the
select aeroplane stock is taken out
will ba used to make boxes.
Ordered to Training Camp.
Marahfleld. Or.. May 12. J. W. Gra
ham, who has been employed as tally
man at the Buehner mill, in North
Bend, today received a call to report
for service at the officers' training
camp in San Francisco. He recently
took the preliminary examination at
Eugene.
Strike Still is Unsettled.
Marshfleld. Or., May 13. Tie strike
at the C. A. Smith mill still Ts unset
tled, tha men demanding a 60-cent
raise. Superintendent Merreen Bays
the company Is not making an issue of
the men's demands and that the offer
of a 25-cent raise stands as the com
pany's -answer to the walkout of the
men. No attempt la being made to
operate the mill.
When writing ta or railing on adTertlarra,
plea mrntvm The Journal. (Ad. I
OPERATING
EOR EVERYONE
ot making- over all kinds of mattreaaea
at small cost Into
Sanitary Folding Mattresses
na way shown here. Feather nad"
roadw Into folding mattresaea wltn
aumroer and winter aidea.
Wool Batts Carded. Too
Ht.ona for liurature which wa will
rindiy mail.
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oe Williams Ave. Fhoae Baat S874.
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Cnt cord of wood In IS to 20 minutea;
economical: weight 2CS; cuta timber to
feet Bend for circular.
Portland Machinery Co.
S3 PZTST ST. Phoae fctaia 117
Ask Your Dealer for
FAMOUS
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Furniture
Made in Portland
Thayer, Shaver
Gulley Machine Co.
Qtneral Machinists aad Builders of
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for all makes of cars.
l.toa attachment gaao
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founders, Mavcniuiata, pattern
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Garbage Crematory
Scene of Impromptu
Fireworks Display
When G. C. Taylor, a weigher
at the municipal garbage incln
m erator, saw a wasonload of fire-
crackers and fireworks bearing
down upon him he couid not re-
sist the temptation to try a
firecracker and see If It would
go off. It did Also It fell
upon the wagonload of explo-
elves and the rest of them
went off.
p Ked fire, green fire, Roman
candles, skyrockets and large
and small firecrackers corn
el blned their activities to produce
something resembling . an old
it tlms Fourth of July, the erup-
tion of Mount Pels and the bat-
tie of the Marne. Firemen ar-
rived shortly after the eruption
started and saved the wagon
and what was left of the fire-
works.
The explosives belonged to
if
Andrew Kan, Chinese merchant,
. and had been condemned by the
city authorities Kan according-
ly hired an expressman, Henry
Swarts, to move them to the In-
cinerator. Most of them never
got there.
ShippingHoard Gets
Four Old Navy Ships
Washington. Mav 1! rt M a
The navy department Krirtay turned
over to the shipping board four old
naval vessels. They are the Boston,
a third class cruiser of 8000 tons, the
Iris of 6100 tons, formerly a tender to
torpedo vessels; the Princeton, a 1010
ton gunboat, all out of commission,
and the schooner Rainbow, built In
1890 and long attached to the naval
training school of San Francisco. '
Bridges to Be) Inspected.
Salem, Or., May 12. At the request
of County Judge A. M. Hare of Tilla
mook county, the statn highway de
partment Friday sent an engineer to
that county to Inspect a number of
bridges. Judge Hare said the county
expects to replace a number of tbo
bridges this season.
Portland
Stove Works
MANUFACTURERS OF
B30B OBASB
Stoves and Ranges
ASK TOTJB SEAZ.EX.
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FURNACE
la an Oregon production, made entirely
of steel, boiler riveted, and a Last
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nomlcal Furnace in the worldTvr
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BRASS FOUNDERS
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Bronsa. Brass. Copper. Aluminum and
Composition Cystines. Klnlablna. poi
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Saooad aad Everett Sts.. Portlaad. Or.
Phones t Mala 6373, A-3373.
Oreatlr Xalarf d Vsw Eqnlai
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Am. Bronze & Brass Works
D?SHUB STREET.
Made qolcklr to order, taatlags of romtmrr
elai brass. mat-Bluer rsd l.rsas. dipping metal
allojsd alumlauiu. prospbar, aluminum aad
Ruaslsn brunss or su utbar esstlnas. Wrttai
for partlculara. "
The Harris Ice Machine Worki
174.17 East Water surest.
Jdikers ot
Harris Ice Machines
All kinds of ice and refrigerating
work; pipe bendinaj and coils made.
pobtzvAbs. oaxaov.
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Bods, Bolts, Upset Bods. Dies aad
Paranasa BnUdtaar lroa ox all
; klada.
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LEAD PIPE
to S Inches: calkin lead, sheet lead,
lead wool. Biasing lead, ate,
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