THE OREGON "v DAILY JOURNAL. PO RTLAND, SATURDAY. JULY 21. 1917. '
CATHOLIC
LEADERS OF
EAST ARE GUESTS OF
CLERGY IN PORTLAND
Bishop McClosky, En Route
to His Post in Philippines,
, Here With Party.
LIKES WORK IN ISLANDS
NEW BISHOP TO THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Xalgnts of Columlms Are Host to Tls
lttng Churchmen on Trip Up Co
lumbia Biyer Blghway.
Kight Rev. Bishop J. P. McClosky,
new bishop to the Philippine islands, f
and other prominent Catholic leaders
of the East, are in Portland today as
the guests of the Knights of Colum- j
bus and the local Catholic clergy,
headed by Archbishop Christie. I
Bishop McClosky, who was vicar !
general under Bight Rev. Bishop D.
J. Dougherty in the Philippines for,
10 years, is returning to the . islands. ;
among friends. His former rolnistra-
tlons in the new possessions of the
United States are declared to have
had a marked effect upon the na
tives and his service under Bishop
Dougherty, one, of the most prominent
Catholic bishops of the country, has
gained him a wide reputation.
Glad to Be turn to Islands
"I am returning to the islands to
continue the work of uplifting the
people in spiritual ways," said Bishop
McClosky. "My former work there
was most pleasant, and I am glad to
have the opportunity to get back. The
native Filipinos are eager for educa
tion. Borne of the wealthy class are
graduates from leading colleges and
universities of the United States and
Europe. Their parents, realising the
benefits of an education, are sparing
no efforts to accomplish their pur
pose. Most of the natives attending
school are students of the institutions
in the islands.
"In the islands 90 per cent of the
natives are followers of the Catholic
religion. There are 70 or 80 parishes
In the diocese of Zamboanga in
charge of the Spanish Jesuit Fathers,
Fathers of the Sacred Heart of
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of Philadelphia, and Bev. Joseph A. I
MeCnllough of Philadelphia,
Bishop McCloslCys headquarters In
the Philippines will be at Zamboanga. j
This afternon the distinguished vis-1
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iiora were givea is uiwowwu. wi
on the Columbia river high war the
guests of the Knights or CoUmbus.
On the arrival of the party In Port
land, Frank J. Lonergan. state deputy
of the Knights of Columbus, took the
travelers in charge and arranged for
their entertainment. The party is at
the Portland uoteL
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Railroad Ordered to
Build New Highway
Salem, Or., July 21. The public
service commission today ordered the
Willamette Pacific Railroad company
to build for Lane county a new county
road to take the place of the county
highway appropriated by tht railroad
when it built its line from Eugene to
Marshfield. The highway Is to be
built on the north bank of the Siuslaw
river. The railroad company Is given
four months within which to com
plete the road. The surface of the
road is to be eight feet wide.
PORTLAND ViLL SEND
DELEGATE TO COAST
SHIPPING MEETING
Ways WiU Be Built
Por Federal Vessels
Coos Bar Shipbuilding- Company, Vew
Concern, Ieases Oronmd fox Plant
to Construct Wooden Craft.
Marshfield, Or.. July Jl. The Coos
Bay Shipbuilding company will begin
at once construction on four ways in
Marshfield. It has leased ground ad
Conference at San Francisco closed contracts to build four govern-
Will Formulate Plans to
Stabilize Marine Service.
D0DS0N AKS SUBSTITUTE
Insane Patient Escapes
Salem, Or., July 21. Leon Valen
tine, committed to the Oregon State
hospital for the , insane from Lake
county last 'March, escaped from the
asylum farm late yesterday, afternoon.
He is not considered dangerous.
Sxecntlve Secretary of Chamber of
Commerce, Busy With Other Mat.
tors. Would Try to Beg Off.
ment vessels.
In 60 days the ways will be fin
ished and about 300 men will be em
ployed on the vessels.
R. H. Corey is general manager of
the company and Nels P. Nelson, for
merly of the Columbia River yards.
has been engaged as general superin
! tendent. The company recently was
' formed with A, E. Adelsperger, W. J.
Conrad, Russell Dement and other local
men as stockholders. The capital
stock is $50,000.
Oeseeot City, t s. Wslttlsr, rertSas
Lois. S:SO s. m.; City ef Topeka, Ksreka.
: a. at.; Deter. Colombia Htct, 19 a. -;
Yale. Vam iwH 10:SO a. sa.( iceat MortS
env, Astoria. 10. 60 a. m.
aatorla. July tl Silled At a. ttu, Wce-
terar for Sao Franciaea.
Astoria, July . AnrlTed At 11:10 a. n.
asd left op at p. m.. Si Brgonde from El
Bmnlo. ArrtT4 at l:l p. m.. Northern Pa
clfte from Saa rrasctooo. AniTed at 11:10 a.
No. 91 toweO by su segiuiae ana
FIREMAN IS SAVED
BY ENGINEER MARSH
Ttt. Rer. j. P. McClosky
Holland, the Recleto Fathers and a
few Philippine priests.
"The Filipinos are making credit
able headway in the industrial lines,'
and their attendance at private and
public schools is good."
Bishop McClosky will sail for the
Philippines from Ban Francisco, July
28, accompanied by his secretary. Rev.
J. A. Dougherty.
Other prominent Catholics who are
accompanying the new bishop as far
as San Francisco are:
Rt. Rev. Monsignor M. J. Crane
of Philadelphia, Rt. Rev. D. J.
Dougherty, bishop of Buffalo; Dr.
T. J. Walsh, D. D., of Buffalo.
N. Y., chancellor under Bishop Dough
erty at that place; Rev. F. P. Dough
erty of Philadelphia, Rev. F. A. Brady
of Philadelphia, Rev. James A. Hola
han of Philadelphia. Rev' J. W. Whlt
aker of Philadelphia, Rev. D. McOinley
Dies at Asylum
USalem, Or.. July 21. After spending
47 years as an inmate of the Oregon!
State hospital for the insane, Joshua
Kllenberger died at the institution to
day. He was 7s years old. He was
committed from Multnomah county
and had no known relatives or friends.
"Objectors" Drive
Suffragists Away
"Washington, July tl. (I. N. 8.)
Rather than be identified in their
picketing with the 11 "conscientious
objectors" to the draft for the national
army, who came here from New York,
IS suffrage pickets withdrew from in
front of the White House on receipt
of word that the military service
dodgers would establish themselves as
picket outside the executive mansion
at 2:10 o'clock this afternoon.
Ranch Hand Hart
Union. Or., July 21. Ed Sutter was
badly injured by a falling hay derrick
at the Ed Miller ranch near Union
Friday afternoon. He was brought to
Union for treatment.
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Portland will send a delegate to the ' ,, K,, ' f ,h lno.i
conference of Pacific coast shipping cwnimlM,,on, secretary.
Interests at San Francisco Monday. ! .
W. D. B. Dodson, executive secretary I - . ,
of the Chamber of Commerce, has been Steamer Is Delayed
picked to go, but has so many other J After being delayed several days
matters to look after that he can on account of engine trouble, the
hardly spare the time. He is going to steamer Westerner finally got away
try to arrange for someone to go in Saturday morning at o'clock for
his place, but if unsuccessful, will j San Francisco.
mtk tha triD "himself. I -
Decision to send a delegate from '
here was reached following a meeting !
Friday night of the navigation com- L
mitts net th rYi H m YifT !
Daily River Readings
mittee of the chamber,
The purpose of the conference Is to
formulate plans for the stabilizing of
the Pacific coast marine.
The matter of sending coast dele
gates to Washington to attend a simi
lar conference, called by the depart
ment of labor and commerce, will be
taken up, and It is probablt. that ar
rangements will be made to have the
coast- represented. The Washington
conference was postponed several
weeks ago to give the Pacific coast
shipping interests time to arrange to
send delegates.
CTATIOS.
PORT LEADERS TO MEET
Pacific Coast Association to Con
vene in Portland.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Pacific Coast Association of Port
Authorities will be held in this city
September 4, 6 and 6. Delegates from
Vancouver, Victoria, New Westminster
and other British Columbia cities and
from cities all along the Pacific Coast
to San Diego. Including many Oregon
pcrts. will attend.
Two Portland men are officers of
the associaion. They are: Charles B.
Moores, chairman or the commission
Weutche .
Kcmlah
Lewlaton ..,
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The Da Ilea ..
Ecgeua
Albany
Salem
Oregon City
Portland
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San franrlsfn. JuIt 21. ARiree lair
Ton Sea King, barge Simla, Port San Liia.
11:20 p. ru.; Great Northers. Aatorla, S:1S
p. m. ; Preatdent. Una Angeles, S:20 p. m. ;
8ontbroat. Eureka, 4:30 p. m.; steamer Fort
Brass. .Eureka. 3 p. at.; Vanguard. Santa
Barbara, 0:30 p. m.; 8aa Gabriel, Los Aa
gelea. 8 p. m.
Sailed Boae City. Lew Angelee, U:S3 a.
m.; r. S. Loop. Paget Sound. 13:50 p. Ba.;
klartba Bnctioer, UarahfleUl. 3:13 p. m.;
Col. K. L. Drake. El SegUDdo. 3:43 p. m. ;
Preatlaa. Albkm. 4:10 p. ui.; Admiral Dewey.
Los Angelas, 4:10 p. m.; Saata Barbara. Wll.
lapa Harbor, 5:10 p. m.; Job a a Poalaes. Port
land. 6:15 p. ai.; National City Fort Bragg.
1:4 p. av; Klamath. Portiaaa. t:so p. av
Warning Issued as
To Sticking Plaster
Washington, July 21. (U. P.) The
department of justice today warned
against purchase of unapproved stick
ing plaster as the result of "official
reports on alleged Oerman-polsoned
courtplasters which have appeared tn
western states.
Samples of the germ-laden plasters
are being examined, Assistant Attor
ney General William C. Fltts an
nounced. There has been enough officially
reported," he said, "pending further
Information, it would be well for the j
consuming public to use no remedies !
of this kind except those obtained j
from approved sources or supply.
WHO LOSES OWN UFE
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Logging Train in Southern
Oregon Runs Away When
Brakes Fail to Work.
Uedford. Or.. July 21. Reallting
that he had lost control of a logging
train on a down grade Engineer Denver
Marsh pushed Fireman Charles
Schumpf from the engine of a BollH .
logging road train Friday night and
saved 8chumpfs life.
A few seconds later Marsh was
frlghtfuly crushed beneath the engine,
when It leaped from the track on a
curve. He died a few hour later. : He
was IS years old, the support Of his
old parents.
8chumpf suffered broken legs and
minor Injuries. The engine, a new one
was scrapped.
The brakes failed and the train
gained speed rapidly until it jutnpod
the track.
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River Forecast
The Winametta riTer at Portland will fall
steadily tor the nest few day.
At Neighboring Ports
Baa Franclaco, July 30. Anired: Jtoyo.
Mendocino, 11:30 a. m.: Bea King, with
81mla In tow. port Ban Lata. 12:30 p. m. ;
Ureat Northern. Aatorla. 3 p. m. Preeldent,
Loa ngelea. 8:80 p. nj. ; Sooth Coaat. Eureka.
4:30 p. m.: Fort Bragg. Enreka, 5 a. m.;
Vanguard, Santa Barbara. S p. a.; San Ga
briel. Los Angelea, 8 p. m.
Sailed: Boa Cltr. Loa Angeles. 11:80 a.
m.; Martha Bnehner, Cooe Bay. 2:30 p. m.;
Col. E. L. Drake. El Scgondo. 3 p. m : Pren
tlea, Albion. 4 p. m. ; Admiral Dewer. Loa
Angelea, 4:30 p. m.; Santa Barbara, WlUapa
Harbor, 6 55 p. m. ; Jooan Ponlaon. Portland,
6 p. m.:. Natkmal City, Fort Bragg, 8 p. m.;
Unltnnmah, ErSVett. 8:30 p. .
San Franclaco. July 2t. Arrived : Del Norte.
Alleged Plotters Sought
Pueblo, CoJo.. July 21. (U. P.) A
state-wide sV&rch for two alleged
"court plaster plotters'' Is on today,
following discovery by R. L. Craft,
special federal Investigator, that two
men, supposed agents of the kaiser,
have distributed Inoculated court
plasters in this section.
An analysis by Dr. C W. Maynard.
city bacteriologist, revealed the pres
ence of millions of tetanus bacteria,
Killed In Auto Accident
Denver. Colo., July 21. (I. N. S.)
One man was killed and two others in
jured early today when a seven-passenger
automobile ran into a ditch
near "Brighton, 20 miles north of here.
William D. Hoerr, 40, brother or
Charles F. Hoerr. . president of the
Home Bank 4c Trust company of
Chicago, was thrown violently from
the machine and almost instantly
killed.
Reserve Captains y
Called Into Service
Washington. July 21. (I. N. 8.1
The .war department today called Into
active service 26 captains of the Quar '
termaster reserve corps and assigned
them as camp quartersmasters or as-
sfstant camp quartermasters at the
national army cantonments and the na
tional guard camps. The duties of the
officers will be to supervise the con
struction work now in progress at
most of the camp sltea - . .
The assignment of the officers In
cluded: Captain Charles H. Perfect,
Little Rock, Ark.; Captain Marion M.
Lee, Forth Worth, Texas; Captain Wil
liam J. Bruner, Waco. Texas; Captain
George M. Thompson. Fort Bill, Okla.;
Captain Henry E. Burks. Darning, N.
M.; Captain Clarkson Gallagher,
Houston, Texas; Captain Gilbert
Hoosey, Fort Sam Houston, Texas;
Captain J. FalkenthaL Des Moines,
Iowa; Captain Charles Walcott, Fort
Riley, Kan.; Captain Frederick. Krause,
Rockford. 111., and Captain William'
Jiramateadt, American Lake, Wasn,
When writing H. or caning oa adurtlaais,
please mention The Journal. 4A4.k
PORTLAND LOCKSMITH HAS SOME. VILRY INTZ.RILSTING LXPILRIlLNCtS
MANUFACTURERS' DIKKCTOiilC
(Csntinuad)
UalUiomah Trunk Co., uunks and baga, sail
caaea. M H. Water at. , ,
Northweat Lead and Machinery Co., toad
pipe, lead wool, etc., machinery repairing, 811
' aront at.
Uregon Paper Bos Factory, paper boxes, car
tone, MS to Stark at.
- Old Fashioned Milling Co.. wheat, ears, rye,
oata. health foods, Croaby St.
Oregon Braaa Worka, copper, brass aad aiaav
' lnum. 2d and ETerett sts.
Uraguo Uoor Con doara. saah, ate., foot Spo
kaDa are.
Oregon Chair Co., chairs. 1180 Maeadasi road.
' Purdin Bros., garbage cana. airtight tores,
collapalbla camping atoTea, lHO Union ave.
Portland Aoto Lamp Co copper and oraaa
aplanlng. 510 Alder at.
1'acliic iron WurSa, foundrymen, Baehlnlata,
structural aua. and Iron, Kaat 2th aod Clack
auiaa ata.
1'ortland rjarntture klfg. Co.. fornltare, ss
bolaterlng, 124S-5U Macadam road.
, feaiiuula iron Worka, foundry maa sad aas
CnlnlaU, Alta and Bradturd ata.
Furl tai, Mfg. Co., all manner of soft drinka.
Xtit etli and Oak ata.
: - Pendleton Woolen Mil la, woolen cloth. Indian
' blanketa. I'endjeton, Or.
1'ortland Store Worka, rangea, cooking sad
heating alow. lrby at. and Columbia bird.
fnovnlx Iron Works, foundrymen. machinery,
840 fcUthure are.
laclfic Hard Tack A Toast Co.. hardtack,
eSl Em it lltta at.
Pacific Stoue Worka, pottery, steoeware,
flower wot. BS7-605 Sherlock awe.
I'ortluid baaket . Handle Works,, baskets,
bandiea. 121 Macadam road. .
I'urtland oxygen Hydrogen Co., oxygea
and bydrugeu, h-it litli and. Canter ata.
1'ettlt t eat her A bedding Co feather bed-
ding, inatirrkaea, apringa, itl& 14th at. N.
rortland Uolt and ailg.'Co., beats. Sot) 13th
SI.-N.
Portland Rubber Mill, everything la rubber,
rubber heels, eolea, 6a E. Uv at.
Reliance Wire A Iron Works, bank and store
fixturea, wire work, fcaat 10th and Flasdera
Kaamuaaen A Co., palnU. rarnishes, 3d and
Taylor ata.
Souimer.'C., piano mansfactorer, rabaudlag.
reualra. 24 T 3th at. . .
buodgraaa A WUUama, metallic hip aalsglaa.
285 llawthorna are.
Sharkey. P., A Son. Flan brand hone collars,
S3 Uulon are.
Smith A Wataon Iron Worka, xouodryavaa,
Bixhliiitta 412 k"root at.
Thayer. Shaver A Uulley, ante track ball dare.
nm'hlnlata. 1113 Eaat Water at.
UnWereal Tire Filler Co., non-puncture sets
tlree. 441-443 Hawthorne are.
United Uattreaa A Pad Co- Buttresses, rea
I tor . 427 Hancock at.
Weatera Soda Works, soft drinks, 04 MIB St.
Weatera Toel A Die Works, tools, oiea. i
hin uork Atl aiid Gliaan ata.
Willamette Gaa Engine A Machinal Worka.
gaa enginea, auto repairing, garage. SSI
Uurnalilp-
Zau Broa.. Inc.. broom makers. 60-82 Front.
We Make It Ourselves
PAINT
FOR ALL PURPOSES
Rasmussen & Co.
N. L Cor. 24 and Taylor Streets
K. t. Balaar. Sea. Fhaae Caat 3U
Helser & Unden Machine Works, Inc.
Deaigsaia ad Avuidara ef
Special
lyiachinery
--7-t V. S2d It.. Bat. Tark sad Seas,
neaae Broadway 711, A-Ttlt.
ADRIAN NECKWEAR CO.
ICanuX aettureTS ot
HIGH-GRADE NECKWEAR,
SUSPENDERS
Ooodaongk Bid., rortiaao.
Kkts 70,
JONES5
Loganb
erry
Juice
With twenty-fire years expsrj
ence In the FRUIT JUZCB) Bigl
NESS. It has made It possible for
rbHravi
as to manufacture
BFTVERAOEi.
IN ordering Loganberry Juice,
ask for JOMB BRAND and B
couviaued,
Jones Bros. & Co.
POXTXtAJTS, OBXOOBT.
BXWBZXO. OBXCrOH.
WATSOSTIUJ!, CAXm,
LOCK EXPERT COMES .
TO THE RESCUE OF AN
IMPRISONED 1MAN
Victim Released After Lock
ing Herself in Room; Other
Incidents Are Related,
W. B. Wkeeler. B. B. Wheeler.
GRANDMA COOKIE CO.
Largest Cookie Bakery in America.
M4 cast Stack SU, Cos. Vnlea Ave.
Absolutely Sanitary Best Ma
terials Used Snip Anywhere.
BROOMS !
- Manufactured by
Zan Bros.. Inc.
SUNSET BROOM WORKS
Office 50-52 Front St.
Blankets Made in
Oregon Are Admired
Hundreds of people wonderingly ad
mired the woolen Indian robes exhib
ited In a Sixth .street window of the
Meier & Frank Co. store last week.
during the days when the store do
nated space to the products of Oregon
factories. Great numbers of strangers
were in town from all parts of the
union, attending the National Educa
tion association convention, :ome of
whom never before had seen such
raagnlf icance fashioned from the fleece
and several of these bought one or
more robes for their homes and eth
ers placed orders for future delivery.
The robes were from the looms of
the Pendleton Woolen mills, and wsrs
works of art. Persons versed In these
things declared that in all the world,
in this line, the exquisite loveliness
of these exhibits never have been surpassed.
W&sm buying- Boodles, always ass for
Mrs. SCHIELS
(Oermam Style)
Egg Noodles
Decidedly tks Best and a Heme Product.
PACIFIC HARDTACK
& TOAST CO.
Bye Bardtaok Oatmeal Breaa and
Toast.
dbjUcatbsssh btb a sraciA&TT.
Prompt Shipment and. Delivery.
raoax nuwoos xais.
East Vtk and rxederlak Streets.
Drag Saw Solution
In Gutting Cordwood
The Portland Machinery company
and the Vaughan Motor works, make
drag saws which, operated by two
men, will cut three cords of wood an
hour, or 30 cords, in . ordinarily fair
timber; in a day of 10 hours. This
means 780 cords in a month of S
10-hour days, and at $1.25 a cord, the
price now paid for outting, the
month's work would amount to $976.
But if It required three men to do
this work, their earnings would
amount to $325 each per month. Sub
tract from this the cost of their food,
files, etc., ' at 50 per cent ef their
earnings, which ."s too lavish- an -, 1
mate. and they would have' more than
$160 each per month for their work.
The Portland Machine company Is
at $3 First street, and the Vaughan
Motor worka at. 471 East Main street.
Davis-Scott Belting Co.
Oregox. Made Pure Oak Tanned
Leather Belting
108-110.112 Union Ave. East 308
Tel. East 308. Portland. Ore.
G. P. Rummelin & Son
la Sd. aear Wash. St
Mfg. Furriers
CC APPHGATH
, SVOOSSSOB
Estafc. 170. XAla 493.
Pendleton Woolen Mills
rsndlstoa. Or,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PURE FLEECE WOOL BLANKETS
Botoes, Steamer Bugs, Bats
Bases sad Ante Bo Sea.
Brass & Copper
Spi&olDg Cuspidors. Net Bowls, Jsrdlsieres,
Ash Trays, CbaadeUers Leaps. Badlaters,
WlDdabielda Repaired.
Portland Auto Lamp Co.
H. ABELS r. A. BAENICOTX
510 ALDE& STREET Mala 7SM
The Portland Oxygen
& Hydrogen Co.
Manufacturers of
8S.fiO rare Oxygea and 89.8
mydxogea. for all Industrial, m
and technical narvoSM.
XL. r. riatt, rres. Faeaa BaUwood 3405,
BAST 1TTX ABB OXBXB STS
HOT Z3T TEE XBV8T
INDEPENDENT
CRACKER CO
Manufacturers and Dealers In
Crackers, Cakes, Italian Paste
428-430 East Davis WC Portland. Or.
PHonasi Cast 1S4C Js.1342.
Halm ax7-Telepbeaee A-SS17.
Smith & Watson Iron Works
Foundry and Machine Shop,
412 FRONT STREET
lazactare and sepals all Uaea
ssacalaery. and east aartalag.
Multnomah Tnink& Bag Co.
Waeleaal. Xakaxa ef Trmnka. Sniteaaae.1 Bass,
Sata
Talaaoar.i, ate Xrsaka. Ese.
at., ramus, ot. , reesas
last S4.
Wi
B-14A4.
Snodgrass &' Williams
Bakers ef S. ft W. BXTaXXIO B2P SHIS.
CLES. elr watartigst , bi sUsglas saaeet
Ciasags. rialaia. ets. ttt gewUares Are.
Janitor Supplies
GREATEST TASIETT IW POttXLAND rToor
ana lanoieasa oils, Bwaeplng Ompoonda. rar.
ainire ana aaatai roitaa. UeaM Toilet soep.
ui.uuniiiu, ug asa jutaea rviaooa.
Crescent Chemical Co.
tM WasMagteji treat Bala UH. A-litt
P. SHARKEY & SON
MSft RSAW TB3KOAT
HORSE COLLARS
Largest factory ef 1U kind oa the
Facute coast. All Goods War.
, ranted. -..
Bast Oak and TJalom AVesme
"Tes, In this business we hare some
peculiar experiences," remarked A. rC.
Gllman, the locksmith, 1331 Second
street, "In this little factory we make
all kinds of keys and are called on
to open all kinds of locks. But the
other day I had an experience out of
the usual. My telephone asked me to
hurry to the home of a prominent
citizen to liberate a prisoner. I rushsd
to the place and what do you think?
The lady's daughter had gone into the
bathroom, locked the door and couldn t
unlock It to save her life. When
finally succeeded. In opening it, giving
the door a push, there stood ths
woman almost frightened out of her
wits. She will never again be care
less with her bathroom lock.
remlnlae Tipplers Met
And since the advent of prohlbi
tlon a new clientele has come into
our lives. It often happens that
1 enow win nave some bottled wet
goods locked in a trunk or room, and
if he has, he la sure to let a friend
or two or three Into the secret. Often
one of these friends is a woman and
she will likewise have a friend. The
Knowledge of the existence of the
liquid fascinator' creates a Ion In
too arduous to withstand, so the lock
smith is appealed to. The owner of
the booze thereupon finds his "spirits
aepartea, ana as ne unlawfully pos
sessed it ne seeps mum. Men play
this game of drink purloining as well
women, but the latter are in tne
majority. Occasionally, too, we are
called upon to open rooms, trunks,
suitcases, etc so that letters or papers
may be secured, to be used In divorce
or other court cases, but In every In
stance our employer wishes to 'get
something for a friend sick at horns
or in a hospital,' or for some otner
laudable reason. And of course the
locksmith cannot dispute the assevera
tion." Many Breeds of Locks
Mr. Gllman is frequently employed
to open locks at the custom house, and
says that for Ingenuity in lock-making
the Japanese deserve the palm.
Iron Works to Move
Into New Quarters
Kesse-Martla rm to Bav. Its B.w
Horn, oa Satire Block of Ground;
Business Is Mounting T7p.
Within 30 to 40 days the Hesse-
Martin Iron works, now at East Sev
enth and Belmont streets, will re
move to th company's new and larger
buildings occupying an entire block
of ground at East Ninth and Taylor
streets. The foundry will be 80x100
feet and the machine shop the same
size. The blacksmith shop building
will be separate from these, as will
also tne on ice.
"Our business ha. doubled within
the last 16 months," reports R. M.
Hoffman, sales manager of the con
cern, "and we are anxious to get 1
into our new quarters, our plant has
been carefully designed to be per
fectly modern, and will be an im
provement over our present outfit. In
our new home we will be prepared
to take care of our orders more ex
peditiously will be enabled to turn
them out with the least possible de
lay."
Daniel Martin is president of the
company, Fred Hesse manager, and
Mr. Hoffman has charge of the sales
department.
OVERALL
THedeslforWear
MADE IN
PORTLAND
Fleischner, Mayer & Co.
Kaaof aetorars of XT. HOOD Bkirta. Pasta j
and Overalls, UMlVHaSITT Bread Macki
naw Coata. "Jraaia aad Joe" Flay Satta
Ice Machine Weather
"With the thermometer flirting In
the shade with the 88's and 90 s and
ice too hightoned to notice the or
dinary Individual, this ought to be a
good time to go to the Harris Ici
Machine works, 174 East Water
street, to make an investment. We
have had a few weeks of ice machine
weather," says an observer.
They contained a large quantity of
valuable merchandise, but had noi
been called for by the consignee. The
construction of their locks. Mr. Gil
man says, was a marvel. There was a
place for a key, but when it was
tiirnl thife lrtlr vaiiH nnt iurrnit,r
' its treasure. Before the trunks could
be opened there must be a peculiar
manipulation of the protruding stem
of the lock, almost as difficult to mas
ter as the combination of a safe.
Aside from the custom house, Mr.
Gllman looks after the locks of the
safe deposit "vaults of the First Na
tional bank.. Northwest National bank
and the Union Trust company. Ren:
ers lose their keys and cannot unloj:
their boxes, or something nappens aaJ
the locks refuse to respond to the turn
of their keys. It is then"- that the
locksmith's services are called In
requisition.
Mr. Gllman's young wife is her hus-
Lita Afant Caa Hak. Sara. Quick mVomm
The "iVIANNING" Kerosene-Oil.
Gas-Producing
BURNER jjp
VAiroTACTrrKZO bt
n. w. manning
Lighting & Supply Co.
a 3 u. et wt . Portland r3t,
Crown Flour,
Unbleached
Manufactured by
Crown Mills.
PORTLAND
Golden Rod Cereals
and Golden Rod
Poultry Feed,
Manufactured by
Golden Rod
Milling: Co.,
PORTLAND
Willowcraft
Furniture Company
6B Delay St. Ernst 4OS0
MAirrTAcnrajoLf ot ran
Willow Furniture,
Baskets,
Hampers, Etc.
Sold
by AO Good Faralrore Stores ee
the Pacific Coast
band's assistant, and she is thoroughly
He competent. Thew make a good team
was recently required to open several ( and a good living In their modest, un
trunks shipped from a Japanese port, assuming vocation.
General Manufacturing
The Finest Machine Shop on the Paci(ic Coast
DIES AND TOOLS A SPECIALTY
We take Liberty Bonds at 101 in payment for work
Cob Machine Manufacturing Company
984 East 17th St. (SeUwood 100) Portland, Oregon
VAN HOETER'S BLEACHING SOAP
It la la Fartlaad. gsarssteed set
te tajore tfee flout fabrics, tee mat AarV
cate okra. or the haada. Baa esawptleaal
cieansloa aoalltlra. aod prodaces s aaaaj
weak. Cuea farther than other aoaee.
Order from your dealer.
MX HOOD SOAP CO.
loa-iio roTH ax. v.
A STRAIGHT TIP
House cleaning liquids are guaran
teed if bought from us. Same as to
rat and cockroach poisons.
Coast Chemical Co.
1X3 B.
Stb, Bet. Merrtaoa
Bast 70M.
aad Aides.
ASK T0TXR DZALX& TOW
"BALMAID"
BauU waists
rOaTLAXl)
CO.. reerth sad Ceeek Sts.
Oregon GrownSeeds, Dahlias, Roses & Perennials
tire the best results. We hsve the largest collection ef Dahliaa and perea
aials in tne west. AS oar stock guaran teed tnse to nana.
GILL BROS. SEEP CO.te,?- 1
Wonld it aot make th. bImihk trip rua are
eoaia use any joerner yes had plannoa atuioet a
taking abaolut.iy eeaaplete to
are troaMe ot aejr kiss!
joe
That la
what would sappoB IX job had
UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER
Is year tires. Tear ear we1d rhte the saaie ss If roe esed air. sad WE OVAJtAHTZX
lu nUljl TO IAST IM.000 lUXXa. We BMeey eatu Tea aY sUaOed. aire th
rKOYX ZAST cm UNIYERSAL TRE FILLER CO., S41-44S RAWTHOMnt AYBTtrX
NON-SKID
Rubber
Right and Left
U eel Flats
Means-20.
More Wear
fade fn Portland.
for
Portland Non-Skids
DR. D. W. KOLLE
MAXZS HOST TZXTKTt
Eye Glass and Spectacle Mountings
. earth, taetaa wtU a.t ooaia laaaa. -.ta
haoakago. am.oa earn aot aoaao . a
aoBMSt aaoe. rhoae for aarstealata, TOS-l
Wiles Bids. Mate ls.
Drink WiDioit Mineral Water
eld at aU graeers aad Soft drink sUsda.
m fermerare laasiat.-- Karo U4i, a-72aT.
444 Unnt -
Wnodliwn S1S.
U A KAUS8
t.s ana u(-
Vnvakii
beusee, cblea
en bouses.
w o o a s neas.
etc. Mill-
mode c e n
etructloa Co
V J . I K 111?
Sunder aad ereaiags.'
BOT AJTD COZ.9
GALVANIZING
A new and up-to-the-minute plant just
lusxeiieo.
Gold. SOrer aad Blekal natter.
Ice Cream and Milk Cans He-tinned.
California Plating Works.
819 Second Street, at Salmea,
Durable Roofing
Made la Vortlaad to salt at eea.
sUtleas by
DURABLE ROOFING MFG. CO.
Xeatom Stetion, Portiaaa. Or.
AT YOUR
DEALERS'
A Perfect
Garment ' '
MiYd by '
HIRSCH
WEIS MFG. CO.
Portland,.
THI AT ' ' , "a
W Uleinhard Makes It. 1
1SNCS
SIMM
SIM IS
tWIMS
Gem Tatting
Shuttle Winder 10c
Sold at all oepartiaaiit atorte. gaoafat Stops
aad lSe store. For ioe aad ror dealer's ssae 1
wi n sun one siroec
Gem Winder Co., 101 6jhSt
Western Soda Works
Makara of V J
See Watav, SareapariUa. OiAre ale,
Weatera Por tor aad Srrspr - ,
so BiLZ, sr. rxon hats mt
A. J. JCCHEMICH. Prof).
BASKETS
For IVw i ir or Cherrtea or Hose er rVmora
or aotbiog. AU laaflaable klsds.
Pertlaa. Basket ud Etadle Cs.
MAOf em lill-M KACAPAB ft.
We GL A i r e
Make iw
Foe Bhip; A owe! net, TnU aa4 TUgtAmm
ymiMm mum wi mwMusm: Mwm fj mmm
Wacom Ctrtrii Cttooacsv.
PA0HC TENT & AWNING CO.
Vtrat aad Aakear. rhooss Bdiry 19S1. A-1SS1
Leupold,VoeIpel&Co.
Mikais of " ' ' '
SCIENTIFIC 1NS1RUMSNTS .
Surrejing, Hydrogrepkle, Naatieal
107 EAST 70TH ST. NORTH
V0SXIAHO. oaxoos . .
Folding Camp Stoves
Carry 'eaa is oar grip ee at feet la eate.
siioaeat loveaaoa eeu x
'eat. ktsde sere.
dcslee saeeld hare
PURDIN BROS.
Zssteesi. Ue.lStraieaA?e. '
Ready-Cut House
MADE IN PORTLAND - -&HlPf&U
ANTWHXKC.
Sam Conncll Lumber Co.
1M Aakenr Streets Beat Breadwsr.
raoae Broadway 14s. rertlaad, or.
PIANOS MADE HERE
Awarded Geld sleds! st S. T. Kspe.' Kane
setter is the wucid. flatwo repaired, tased
aMl arranted.
C SOMMER St CO. -
MT rjTTA T. MASSHItt lrU
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