THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. - PORTLAND. SATURDAY, AUGUST IX. 1917.
r.TAfi'S HEART FOUND
UPON RIGHT SIDE OF
BODY BY EXAMINERS
(Twelve More Stores
To Sell Ice Coupons
tPMtol Xmwm Ureter Mumaom, tor City,
Selects t3f fluM lasted om the
But Sid of th SUVO.
Twelve more Place bir Ice coo
poo for small quantities of lee may
be obtained ha been selected by
Iran Uaffluoo, special Investigator
FARMERS WARNED
AGAINST A POSSIBLE
tOSS IN HAY CROP
Physical Oddity Declared toi;,'tt hS-tS? .,.?.,!BewarB of SponianeousCom-
Have Been Discovered by " bustion, Subject of Appeal,
a V A w
rnysicians iviaKing lesi.
not tha Bubmarine but tba mowlaj m
chine wlU UU the tale
nt version of Water Asked
6alm Or- Am. 11. The Eaat Side
Land and Water company of Los Anj
les. Cat. Friday mad appllcatioa U
State Engineer Lewi for the diversion
of til second feet of water from
Deep and Twenty-Mile creeks in War
ner Taller. Oregon, for the Irrigation
of li.OOo acres In Surprise alley, California.
The plan contemplates the reela
OREGONIANS
SEVERAL
AT PRESIDIO SLATED
TO BECOME
OFFICERS
SUCCESSFUL ONES NAMED
AaMJtloaal Call WlU Be Wade to Oe-
talm the Complete Qaote ! Prosa
District, It Is Declared.
pone may be purchased for It cents-
The places are: Simmons st Hep
pner. Ill Russell street; a K. Fisher,
77 Williams avenue; Russell Drug nnlnPn , , ,
company. Itt Union avenue north! DANGER IS POINTED OUT
Nichols Drue company. 1149 Sandy I
boulevard; Broadway Pharmacy, tlJI
East Broadway; V. P. Lcacb, 74
East Broadway; Wallace Drue coro
nation of 70.000 .acres m ceit Qualify at Training
storing Nevada, Oregon and California : X i . ri
said State I flmn ann W HfiPR Vfi
Their Commissions Soon.
waters in Cowhead lake,'
Engineer Lewi.
From StatP FrP Marsha! recent California legislature
rium oiaiu nre ivid.oHdi. ( enlM;le. a tow pei7nittlnff reciprocation
i n the granting of Interstate waters
along the lines of the Oregon law."
" Bend, Or, Aug. 11. To
'Deschutes county's quota for the first
call on the draft of J7 men. the con
scription board here ordered the noti
fication of 110 more, whose exaralna
.' Unas wlU begin August 14. Out of 74
ISea examined only 10 were acceptor
.Pbralcally and have not filed claims
' tor exemption. They are declared
qualified for service and are as fol
low s:
James A. Blackatone. Cheater Irvln
Moore, Forrest H. Miller. Lyle M.
'lllchardson. Ralph J. Urland, John W.
Garrison. Loren A. Campbell. Charles
v K. Royer, Frank O. Oray and Lester
Vaughn.
. A physical oddliy declared by phy
sicians to be roost rare was revoaled
- today-wben the examination of Laurlrl
Jiedlfer of Redmond showed th-t hU
- heart Is on the right aide of his body
': Tho misplacement would have been
passed over, but other reasons forced
' his rejection. Twenty-one claims for
' exemption have accumulated to dale.
Planting of Winter
i Potatoes Now Urged
J San Francisco. Aug. 11. (I. N. S.)
Plantlna- of winter potatoes in the
back yards and vacant lots throughout
' the entire state is urged by the state
. council of defense. In a bulletin sent
- to the county councils of defense and
various patriotic and agricultural or
ganisations. The state council believes that the
price of potatoes will skyrocket this
- winter owing to the heavy demand for
this necessary product by American
troops and our all lea
It Is pointed out that this is the
proper time in which to plant winter
potatoes.
pany. Thirty-seventh street and Haw
tLorne avenue; Laurelhurst pharm
acy, 1111 Belmont street: J. C. Clark.
complete East Burnside street; T. W.
I eott. it: easi unsaa street;
Schwsrts' Pharmacy, 128 Holtaday
avenue; Church Pharmacy, Union
avenue and Broadway.
wetlAr of Xay Declared to Bo a
X en ace; Conservattom of Supply a
Preseat Tint Urged by Expert.
Colleger Ar Fat ri otic
Immigration Man
Taken in Custody
San Francisco. Cal. Aug. 11. (U.
P.) Patrick J. Farally, employed at
Angel Island as a United Stale im
migration inspector, was taken lnt3
custody Friday by federal officers
on suspicion of being a Germa-)
agent. His arrest followed an al
leged visit by Karally to Fort Me
Dowell. where he is ssld to have
offered a bribe to a United States
army officer in return for certain
Information regarding array move
ments which would have proved val
uable to an enemy.
Sheriff Hikes Afar
To Arrest Prisoner
Dallas. Or.. Aug. 11. Deputy Sher
iff T. B. Hooker made a trip to the
most remote logging camp in Polk
county Friday and arrested E. Ander
son, a donkey engineer. Anderson Is
under indictment In Washington
county for a statutory crime. It was
necessary for the officer to walk IS
miles over mountain trails to secure
his prisoner.
Salm, Or., Aug. 11. Take extra pre
cautions with the hay crop. Don't
stack it where the air will not circu
late through It and -thus subject it to!
possible spontaneous combustion with
loss by fire.
Tnis is me subs tan ce of an appeal college: Marlon. Willamette unlver-
belng sent by State Fire Marshal alty; Multnomah, Reed college; Linn,
Harvey Wells to the country naner- nf Albany college; Folk. Monmouin nor
the state, throush which it i. hnn.A , mal; Tamhlll, Pacific college
to reach the farmers. The fire max- I McMlnnvlUe college.
nil says: i
San Francisco, Aug. 11. (I. N. S.)
While names of those of the reservn
officers' training carnD who are slated
Salem. Or.. Adg. 11. -There are nine f commission, will not be officlallv
universities nd collagee in Oregeu I ....
and every county but one In which I announced until next Tuesday, it Is
such a school lm located aupplied its I known that several Oregon boys are
quota for th new national army by aiong the successful candidates
voluntary enlistments, pointed out 15. Jud George N Davis of Portland
F. Carleton. assistant superintendent will bo commissioned , an infantry
of public Instruction. This is cited major, according to report. The same
- m n tl ucrratlnn or ma DALriOLUDl ( n ' " - . .. . -f
which is being taught.
The counties
"Oregon this year must use every
Bootleggers Stntenred
Dallas, Or., Aug. 11. "Red" Conner
and I W. Watson, arrested at Black
Hock for bootlegging, were sentenced
to 0 days each in the county jail by
Justice of the Peace R. W. Baker of
Independence-
effort within its power to conserve Its ! Jlllcd u 1uot
hay crop. The destruction of our hay
means less meat for the boys in
France; higher prices for those at
home.
"How Is the hay In your barn T Is
It 'sweating? If your system was
clogged, if the pore couldn't cast off
the waste material, a physician might
aay you had a fever.
"If your stack can't eliminate the
waste material. If the vegetable matter
that begins its fermentation in the
field is out off from an adequate sup
ply of air. preventing proper circula
tion through the stack, your hay will
be suffering from fever. Real 'hay
fever."
"It behooves every man to bear In
mind that sweating hay produces
spontaneous combustion. The chemi
cal process which begins In the field
continues in the stack. The hay in
the center turns yellow and chars. The
chsrred remains suck what little oxy
gen there is from the stack. Kuln is
the reward of reaping.
"You who take the field by tilling
the field remember this: Six feet
from the bottom of the stack is the
danger point.
'A stack or mow burned by spon
taneous combustion is a challenge to
your ability, an acknowledgement or
your carelessness and neglect.
'Not the trenches but the furrows; I
and
Washington county, in which ia
! located Pacific university, has not
I famous halfback of Harvard univer
which have college ! ,tv- ...
and which have filled their quota In kk-k. wen Known Muitno
tho army are: Lane, Univeralty of man club member, will get a commls
Oregon; Benton, Oregon Agricultural 'on as captain and the two sons of
I and William Burgard, are also among
I' the lucky ones. The former will be
a first lieutenant and his brother will
be a second lieutenant.
( Approvals Save Been Secelved
I Approvals for commissions -for the
1500 students still In the first offi
I cera reserve training csmp have been
J received by Colonel F. W. Sladen. The
commissions win oecome euecuve on
August 15. Colonel Sladen has been
notified that the war department re
serves the right to recall or cancel
for cause.
Forty-five men from each of the
ten companies and three batteries are
to be ordered into active service at
American Lak almost immediately.
The remainder will get a brief offi
cers' leave to return home until they
are called out.
One of those slated for a majorship
Is Dean David P. Barrows of the Uni
veralty of California, who has quali
fied for the cavalry, dismounted.
Prominent San Franciscans aTamed
Others besides Judge Davis who
have qualified as infantry majors are
Henry G. Breckinridge, former asalat-
ant secretary of war; Attorney uen
L. Cadwalder and Charles M. Dodd.
well known Pan Franciscans.
Thomas A. Driscoll, director of the
Hibernla bank, and Erlck Kobbe, son
of Brigadier Qeneral Kobbe of Pasa
dena, will be captain of cavalry. Jeaso
C. Colman, San Francisco merchant.
ill be captain of infantry, as wiii
Joseph Rosener of San Francisco.
Among the lieutenants or iniantry
111 be Benjamin Webb Wheeler, aon
of Benjamin Ide Wheeler, presiaent
IfooYer's Plan Opposed
Salem. Or.. Aug. 11. At the confer
ence of northwestern governors to be
held in Portland Saturday, Governor
Withycombe will urge the governors
to go on record In opposition to Her
bert C. Hoover's announced tentative
plan of keeping off the market during
th period of the war all calves and
lambs. Mr. Hoover says this should
be done as a food conservation
measure.
Governor Withycombe takes the po
sition that it will be economy to mar
ket in the fall the spring lambs and
that it would be foolish to force dairy
men to feed to maturity the ateer
calves in their herds. e
High Corn Prices to
Make Meats Costly
Beeves On Boof Briar 9X4-35 Pe
XoAdred ana Text Beaches SIMS
Potatoes TJp, nut Drop Xg forecast
Chicago, Aug. 11. (U. P.) Beef
and pork will continue high as Ions
a the, farmer can get $2 or more i
bushel for his corn, according to Chi'
cago wholesale and retail dealers.
Beeves on the hoof sold at $14.35 a
hundred pounds, a record established
yesterday, while pork sold at fit. 95.
25 cents higher than Thursday's
record price. Pork is SO cents a pound
retail and beef S5.
Lamb is high, due to homesteadlng
in sheep grazing sections cutting
down acreage.
Potatoes were higher than they have
been in weeks. The Virginia variety,
comprising the bulk of receipts here
now. sold at 15.60 to $5.75 q, barrel.
Ultimately prices are due -for a tum
ble, however, commission men de
clared. Files in the district attorney's office
here are said to show that a Cali
fornia concern controls more than half
of the canned fruit on the market and
that prices have gone up 100 per cent
In the last year.
Tomatoes and cantaloupes are glut
ting the market and are cheap.
WOMAN
ACCUSED
OF
ANTI-DRAFT ACTIVITY
SURRENDERS HERSELF
New Agent Wanted
Salem. Or., Aug. lL The public ser
vice commission has received a peti
tion from 144 persons at Garibaldi
asking for an order requiring the
Southern Pacific to maintain an agent
at the depot at that place.
John Day Draft On
John Day, Or, Aug. 11. Fourteen
men were examined for th draft Fri
day. Four claimed exemption, five
were turned down for physical ditfa-
bllltiea and 'five were passed.
Man Given TJp for
Dead Is Home Again
Hanford. Cal.. Aug. 11. (U. P.)
Walter Wheeler Hardwick, heir to an
Indiana estate, who disappeared In the
high 8ierras July 19, and who had been
given up for dead, staggered into a
camp in Giant Forest early today ex
hausted and in tatters. For nearly
three weeks he had been wandering
aimlessly in the mountain wilds, liv
ing on wild fruits and berries and on
such game as he coold kill.
His first request after his hunger
had been satisfied was for a chew of
tobacco.
He declared that he found an aban
doned cow camp in the wilds, with
bones of what appeared to be a human
skeleton scattered about.
of the University of California, and
Edward Valentine, well known Berke
ley man.
James C. Ray, Berkeley civil engi
neer, will be commissioned a captain
in the quartermaster department.
Stanley Richardson, former Univer
sity of California football star, will be
a captain of field artillery.
Lawrence Fox, Yale football star,
will be a lieutenant in the same serv
ice, and Leonard C. Hammond, who has
already been on the French front, will
be a captain of infantry.
Twelve Persons Have Been
"Arrested in San Francisco;
Hotels Being Investigated.
San Francisco, Aug". 11. (I. N. S.)
While a corps of secret operatives
was rushing to the city hall Friday
to begin a sweeping Investigation of
charges of perjury in exemption af
fidavits, Mrs. Margaret Malloy KraU3
of San Mateo surrendered herself to
the federal authorities on a govern
roent warrant charging conspiracy to
resist the operation of the selective
draft. v
On elmilar warrants. Thomas G-
Hawley. state secretary of the So
cialist party, and E. A. Benedict
realty broker, were arrested In Lodl
by Deputy United States Marshal
Otis R. Bohn and are being brought
to this city for arraignment.
The last of the 12 persons accused
in federal warrants were arrested
this afternoon.
The secret service men began their
probe of perjury charges In the ex
emption affidavits on instructions of
Don Rathbun, special agent of the
United States department of Justice.
The situation was brought to Rath
bun's attention officially by Thomas
S. Mulvey, secretary of the county
council of defense.
Two San Francisco hotels are under
investigation. The authorities have
been notified that guests of these
places were overheard making treas
onable utterances.
Foreign Trade in
Breadstuffs Grows
Washington, Aug. 11. (I. N. 8.)
The foreign trade in breadstuffs in the
United States during June was almost
treble that of June, 1918. it was an
nounced by the department of com
merce this afternoon, the total reach
ing $73,442,447, against 126,823,243 a
year ago. For the fiscal year ending
in June, the total exports of the
United States totalled $1,719,618,415,
against $1,241,766,684 for the previous
year. ,
In June, the exports of mea?t and
dairy products reached $34,801,839,
against $2.1.933.409 in June, 1916. Cot
ton exported was valued at $27,54 6.
861, against $37,504,120 in June, 1916.
Forest Fire Victim
Lived at Shelton
Dan xaroqno Bad Been oa Payroll of
Oregon bomber Company as Xoeert
Owens f Property Xtosi 910,000.
Hood River. Or., Aug. 11. -Dan La
roque, engineer, entrapped by the
forest fire and burned to death Tues
day, and who was on the payroll "of
the Oregon Lumber company under
the name of Robert Owens, waa a
resident of Shelton, Wash., where
his mother resides.
Correspondence in tho hands of the
coroner indicate that Laroque changed
his name to escape being located by
I. VV. W. A letter from his mother
pleaded with her son to return home
and join the army.
The estimated damage to the Ore
gon Lumber company as a result of
the fire in loss of the engine, bridges,
cars, etc., is $10,000.
Portland Man Given
Place at Palo Alto
Expert Accountant to Xave Charge of
Book at Encampment Where Oregon
Troops Will Drill. c
Camp Lewis, Wash., Aug. 11. W, D.
Whitcomb of rortland, first sergeant
of field hospital. Company B. organ
ized lh Portland and In active service
training here, has boon appointed field
auditor to have charge of the construc
tion of tho military cantonment at
Palo Alto, Cal.
He has been granted an initial leave
of 30 days from his company, and will
leave for California at once, lie was
In civil life, to which he now returns
temporarily, a member of the firm of
Whitfield, Whitcomb & Co.. chartered
public accountants of Portland, Seat
tle, Spokane and Tacoma. His firm is
performing similar service In connec
tion with construction of the Ameri
can Lake cantonment.
LW.W, Headquarters
At Oakland Raided
Oakland, Cal.. Aug. 11. (I. N. S.)
I. W. W. headquarters In Oakland were
demolished Friday evening by a mob
consisting of 600 soldiers of Batteries
B and D, Coast Artillery, national
guard and civilian sympathizers.
The soldiers were from the Presidio
and went to Oakland to avenge an
insult to one of them. They were
joined by an ever increasing army of
civilians. .
When those In chargj of the I. W.
W. headquarters saw the crowd they
locked the doors and fled out the back
way.
FIRM'S BUSINESS IS NOW FOUR TIMES WHAT IT WAS ONE YEAR AGO
MANUFACTURERS' DintCTORV
Peikmlog Is aa alphabetical directory of all
SCvertlarra oa !MM tw Dice. All are mas
af actor r of tb artleiee nieot iooed. and set
. aairily Oalera la aad arllera of ttie g-oods aa4
. wares. Taelr srodurttooa win be round I
eaai f aa te b had. and ahouM hat the
- scteotiaa of Portlaad a ad Of b'ijr:
Armtront ajaekiserr Cav.. H Tbnrmao at.
Sjaaafartorera ( ice asacainarj and refrjgar-
)? plaota
Applegath. C. O. 1. P. Rammello Boo).
BBaaufartarer ef far farwnta. sd and Waab.
Aate Top Co.. aiaaaiaeturer or autv topa, r-
- frarildrr ul astoa, six a class garage. 11th asd
- Harsaidw ata.
. America a Brease h Braae Works, worker In
copper, braaa, aiajajlatua. etc SAO t'pabor at.
- Adriaa .Nackwvar Co., saaaafaetarera of aeck
Ua. ftoodnoufh bldf .
Arrow t'eiucat Laundry Tray Co., eemeat
laamlTT traja, 54 t. loth at.
Urfttoa A Cleie (Portland alaeklnery Co.).
Boaters of drag aawa, 62 lat at.
Ball Uaaaf altering Co.. dm kefs ef women"
! elaaa walata. N. E. cor. 4ta and Couch.
' ltrgaaaa Sboe Co.. manufacturers of men'a
Sad auja' abora. 031 Tbanuan at.
Weatararta Irwin Auio Worka aeto topa.
. rebuilding and repairing. 2d and Taylor iti.
CTaecaat Cbeojlcai Co.. Janitors' eup plica. 524
Waaalagtoa at.
Ooopor I baa, military and dvtl talk.
Boyal bMf .. Uorrlaoa and Broadway.
. Cryatal Spriaga rtolaulag Worka. weal bata.
SMttrtaans. I Si loth at.
Carman Mfg. Co.. faralrara manufacturer
1214 Macadam mad.
Ouasel Lombrr Co.. Sam. ready cat booses,
34 Aakaay at.
Columbian Carbon Paper Co.. manufacturer
Of earboa paper, K. 334 md Broadway.
Ceaet Chemical Co jaaitor'a asppllea. 133
X. tb at.
- Cloaaet at On., eaffeo maater. wholesale cof
fees and lea. 12 12th al. N.
California Plating Worka. gold, allrer and
. aletel plating. 2)1 id at.
Carter. 1 L.. manufacturer ef ha ad concrete
.Hera, 1163 Uoore it.
Ooalter Co.. manufacturer Ttnlloa. rait art,
. Pank, akalelea. La 6b bid.. XS7 Waah.
. Coia Machine Mfg. Co.. manufacturer! ef
praaa. copper, atcei and Iroa products, 0S4
17th at.
Dvauae, naetd U.. manufacturer of paints.
- jeth at. aad Sherlock ate.
Datable Booting Co.. anker ef highest
grades rooflag paper. Kenton etatlon. Portland.
. Darla-aeott Beltiug Co.. laather belting nit
' era. S4O-2O0 Hawtbern at.
Doerabecher Mfg. Co.. furnltare aanafactur
era. K. Sftth at. and O-W. R. a . track
Portlaad Ualeaaislag Work, gaitanlalng.
, tSd at. N. and Reed at.
Kaaatel Hake Oreaa. auto aad "other enamel
ing. t04 Burma toe at.
rtelachaver. Mayer A Co., manufacturer of
Overalls and am' work ahlrta. TOT A ah at.
GUI Bn. Seed Co.. dahlias aad aaed, rout
J. rortland. Or.
Ceaa Wis oer Co.. tatting abottle wind era,
101 eth St.
Graedma Ooofcle Co . wholesale cookie bak
. era, JO-4 K. Stark at.
Ooidsarod Milling Co.. sssnaraerarers ef
floor, health foods, poultry food. AM Oak at.
Hearts ice Marniae worn, ice macalaea and
fefr t(er ting plants. 1T4 B. Water at.
Heane-Martia live work, foundry aad ma
.else worka. 4S4 kelmoat at.
Uaaawe Mfg. Co.. ammoala aad lloaid bluing.
, 3IS Powell alley road.
. t Hewer t'sdea Iroa Worka, foundry aad
. vacate worka. 23d at. N.
. Hlraeh-Wcis M.g. Co.. overalls, work abtrts
Water proof clothing, teats, etc.. sfa Bamako.
ladepeadeat Cracker C . crackers, coofee
tlsaw, etc.. 4J0 K. Iaets at.
, Iadeoeedeat roandry Co.. foundry, 743 York.
J areas, lac., aaoe'a ahlrta te order. 327 k
Waah.
iaaee Bros. e Co.. logaabam ioles, apple
Cider. in far. 4 AlMaa are.
Jooat. Kdward T Wilholt Springs mineral
Water. Labbe hidg 237 H Wash. at.
Kortnek Reastdr Cex. atoek asd poultry r l ia
edtas, Derby at. aad Colombia bled.
'J.J. K adder It, kLsddwri furnace. ISO lat at.
Keet. Tbos. mea ahlrta te order. Sl
asaelrer hJ!g.. 4th and Wash. at.
Knight i arklog Co.. Dickies, fralt Jaioaa.
Cider, vtsegar. etc.. 474 t. Aider at.
telle. Ir. D. Isrprvred opUrsJ nose
adore. 706 Wllrox bldg.
. Lsateroi. H. 1. Behwaabarg. piaao aad fumi-
fare panes, eaio weoosrors
- Lroea. Geo. hire. BehVsl'a egg noodles.
S9 B. I ts st.
. Leopold dt Torlpet. manufacturers sctentifle
IBSinaaasirs, ivi a. ivu ai.
MeMoaloo, W. It. Oa., hsrsa eallara, ante
tires, etc., w laarors at.
Btiuaaaew a. oaiainictioa lol. reony Bent gar.
ages. sic.. nooei aw.
Moo tana Aassy Offies,
nm B Sd at.
Meant none eosp t, laaaary ass rrna totJet
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Have you tasted
KNIGHT'S NEW
Rogue River CATSUP?
It is delicious.
Ask your Grocer.
KNIGHT PACKING CO.
Portland, Oregon
Montana Assay Office
eoLo. rLATurcM abo au.vu iiniii
AsMiars. aaaeltora. Ueflawrs asd ataters of
wold, PMtlssaa. ailesr. U)gh Grass Ursa. Jew.
oarrs awoeptsgs. roto cUiear. ail tr a las. atta.
Prodseera oX Lwatsl aad Jewsiara" sad a
Stlrsr Fist xock. Wars soeaara, Chlsrtdoa. h)
trates and Bds s4reaglh Alaag. S4-as-M ad at.
MarahsU 271.
CLOSSET & CO.
Roasters and Jobbers of
corrxxs. txaa, kficss, ix
TsVAOTB, BTQ.
lbs 12t st, reruaad. Oracom. I
rheae Broadway 44. 1
A Home for Autos
CAST THIRD AJTD BUTINSIDI
We Care for 'Em Like a Mother
Floe Gar re Splendid Machine Shop
WTT.r.A MXTTB OAS EBQUTB B
MACK IRE WORKS.')
J A. Weaker. Pros. East Wl
"Our business has more than trebled
Is four times as great as when, al
most a year ago, we Inserted our lltti
Inch and a half ad on the Industrial
I page or' Tne Journal," says Jamee L.
JOulley of the Thayer. Shaver & Oulley
company, 193 East water street.
"And more than thle." Mr. Oulley
added, "from all our other advertls
irvg we haVe received but meager re
sults. But The Journal has certainly
paid us," and he said this with an
emphsjeis tho earnestness Of which
was unmistakeacle.
Xaadreda Bead X. otters
A few weeks ago It was announced
tn these oolumns that the Wlllowcraft
Furniture company was in the market
for all willows offered at S to 10 cents
a pound.
"Say, we had about 400 letters In
relation to that announcement." said
C. ' H. Brlstow, secretary treasurer of
the company, all of which chows
that the people generally read those
paxes carefully."
Similar expressions come from nu
merous concema which have their
cards among the manufacturers, and
so sensible has the feature appeared
to others that it Is being taken up
by the manufacturers In many of the
larger cities both east and west.
One of the principal parts of the
Thayer, Shaver & Oulley Machine
worka bu sines- consists of changing
automobiles over Into trucks, at small
expense. For example, a one ton Ford
truck is produced at a cost of ilTO:
m tons, $420; two tons, 1470; their
client, of course, furnishing th
auto. Many second hand machines
are, therefore, changed into valuable
trucks, and the expense Is trifling.
The scune may be said of Cadillacs,
Chalmers. Buicka. E. M. F.. Over
land, or almost any. other machine.
Tracks Supplied Man Plrma
Among the more than 1000 automo
biles thus remodeled, may be men
tioned those done at the Instance of
the 8t Johns Ice company, Star Ice
A Coal company. Mt Hood Ice Cream
company. Crystal Ice company, Oaas
by & 8 on a, W. O. McPherson company.
Church ley Bros., the Savlnar company,
etc. Several paxes of the company's
register are filled with names of par
ties using trucks of this character,
with the result that the Thayer.
Shaver & Gulley concern Is "driven
to death" to keep up with orders on
Its books.
Honolulu Order Is
Filled in Portland
The Lutke Manufacturing company
Is at this time fabricating a com-
r.ir outfit nf interior fixings for B.
F. Ehlers & Co., the largest depart-
ment store in Honolulu, tar. owm-
dells, sales manager for the Lutke ;
company, says 11 win compere isvui
TKX
THRIFT FOOD
That ia- mad nnder most
asitary condition la a
aoaahino factory.
ask rom THZ
BJEO LASIX PACKAOB
ably with anything of the kind in the
United States. The local racvory aisu
is manufacturing an 118.000 equip
ment for the T. W. Mathers 4 Co. ae-
. a.AVA PaaarfAna a CO n -
uai uncut j -
. . . . jC..f m-4k hsttH 1
iraci secured 111 tuiujreu"""
Phoas
Marshall
8233.
'hbsJEdKent
Portlaad.
Oregoa,
MADE TO ORDER
Finest Imported Fabrics
Soon 515 Ifaeleay Bldr
4th aad Washington Sts..
DRAG SAWS
Cuts cord of wood In 15 to 20 minutes.
Economical: weight 265; cuts timber to
6 reet. Send for circular.
Portland Machinery Co.
SS rX-ST ST. Fhoae laala 197
r
coast and eastern houses.
Industiial Notes
It was a great week for the Port
land Stove works. Buyers piled up
orders until the management Is
scratching- Itself with a Mongolian
scratcher and wondering hor It ever
can fill them.
ess
And they even bought the David M.
Dunne Paint company almost out. Its
workers will have to burn the mid
night oil for a few weeks now.
s s s
The Portland Auto Lamp company
Is going Into It big. This Is a brass
and copper spinning enterprise, ana
the shipbuilding industry Is calling for
great deal of stuff in its line.
s s
The Orandma Cookie company say a.
"Avoid the high cost of living by
eating cookies. They are the most
palatable food on earth." And If one
could only see how cleanly they are
made, and the excellence of the mate
rial going Into them, he'd never want
to eat anything else.
PacificIronWorks
Structural Steel and Iron f oi
Buildings and Bridges
We carry In stock a complete
line of Beams. Angles. Channels,
Tees and Mill Plate.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Ask Your Dealer for
FAMOUS
Doernbecher
Furniture
Made in Portland
Portland
Stove Works
MANUFACTURERS OF
axan obadb.
Stoves and Range3
A8X TOUB OHAX.EB.
OEDEH YOUR KADDZXX.Y
FURNACE
Now; and we can glee It beat attention., fxia't
wait until the cold of Winter. We make tbeia
of steel and boiler rlrst tliem. WUl last tut
decades.
J. J Kadderly
ISO TIB ST ST.
XAIB Mi.
Wool BalS"J Mattresses
AIT BIBB AS9 WHOlfT.
Bit Direct Press SfaatU sctnrer.
BlaaAeta. BCattreeeee a a 41 Peataers)
BVonowatod. We do Castona CareUag.
CrjsteU Sprinjs firidinx Worb
1SS llth. Ba Aide. PBaaax Mala SC74
HANSEN MFG. CO.
dSlS Powell Tails aW
wuvis auinif svarx
ise season sauy. sar yeu
aasaj bstko
OBXbV
PETTIT FEATHER &
BEDDING CO.
SIS sT. XSTX ST. POBTXAJTD. OB.
aoaaof aetorexs ef avlrat-arra.de OoaaforV.
aaumoi
.. Pillows
spread BCattreas,
see thesa.
Ask peax ae&iea
FBQBB XLABT STS for hi eft sat Tad
tyse writer and PeoclL
CARBON PAPERS
Hesse -Martin Iron Works
Corner. East 7th and Belmont Sts.
ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS
Elevating, Conveying, Screening tnd Transmission Machinery
Contractors' Equipment snd Saw Mill Machinery
PACIFIC COAST PRODUCTS FOR PACIFIC COAST INDUSTRIES
r
ICE MACHINES
Prom the oalp complete fact ery ta the satire) BTorthweet.
ARMSTRONG'S
IVIcIntosln &l Kelztialb, ttLIVorJZ.
Blade la Pwstlaavd
aad
. j.
THE VAUGHAN KuTd1
471 EAST MAIN STREET
Builds and repairs all' kinds of machinery.
Makes Vauphan's Celebrated DRAG SAWS, produces
FINE GREY AND SEMI-STEEL CASTINGS
OtT SPXCZAXXZBB OAS ESTQrsnB O-rrrBTSBBS. PTSTOB'B sUTS PABTB
AXXa B3BTB OP COBSO WOBJL
Leonard Schad. Foundry Superintendent. - Phone East 71 B
It Is fine to hare
wtmld be if w could tell those
boyers that the roods we are sailing are
all made ritUt here and ara guaranteed
to be Joat as represented and good as the
best. Aa these merchant represent the
producers of the vsrlMis parts of this
and joining states, they would be pleased
to bur borne made goods, know Ins: that
psT-roUa mesne customer for them.
(ErtaA.
Practical Tailor
(Soopdu & San
S04 Boyal Bldg.
Thayer, Shaver
Gulley Machine Co.
General Machinists and Builders of
"EVER-READY" TRUCK
ATTACHMENTS
for all makes of cars.
l.toa attacaineat ,
lto& attachment
g.toa attachunaat
. ..8340
419
Phone Xast 737. 193 XL. Water St.
OREGON BRASS WORKS, iac:
BRASS FOUNDERS
AND MACHINISTS
Bronse. Brass. Copper. Aluminum and
Composition Castings, Finishing. Pol
ishing and PlatingSash Bars and
Brass Kalllnga.
Second and Everett Sts Portlaad. Oa.
Fbooat: Broadway M7I, A-tl7S.
aaa aaW""?; y eeaaa
G smS&M P
A ZTml O
D V 1"C T
V . J K
Pacific STONEWARE Co.
J JACOBS SHIRT CO.
SHIRTS TO ORDER
837 44 Washington St., Cor. BltB
Northwest Bldg.. Portland. Or.
Phone Haln 1S47
Ait BUmda ot aepalxlag.
THE AUTO TOP CO.,
11TH ABD BUBNIIDB
MAKES OLD AUTOS NEW
Only higheat elaaa of work dose or solicited.
si. "cheap aiuii w est.
Pbsae for particulars. Bala SIS.
BEIL 3. MclZAJT. BOB.
far real Wasleat lavtraatrats. Bads te be the
best, rather tbaa te sell. Visit tka Csalte
Cs.' riddle Shop. TioUa. ilandolia. SsiUr. I
Ssaje. Ukalala. Ill to (Ik 1ASBE BLOC.. '
OTH WASJUBOTUJi SX.. fonlaad. Otsares.
BAJtUPACTUBfBS OP C
BOOXCBS.
Ajrs
Portland, Oregu.
' hit nf trsvm wBtri"
PENINSULA IR0I. WORKS
oundera. Mawiiiats. Pattern
makers. "Peninsula" Gray Iron
bcml-riieei t.asungs swr
firpcaea. iraiunuaaivB atuu epecisu
Lachinery. UU. Jdarine and Uen
oral P.epair Work, paoae oou
Ola 14. MS. -okas. Portlaad, Or.
ASK YOUR DEALER
Te Show oe Our Uattresse
"Superior Quality"
. PBITEO BtATTBESS PAD CO..
w'holsasls Bsjasiaotaxers
Independent Foundry
Company
rortlaad, Oregoa.
QBXT XXOB AJTX WMOX-VtXXU
CASTINGS
Grsatly Ealarged Bsw Zo.uinmsa4
XArgsr Capital
Am. Bronze & Brass Works
Mt UFSHUft STBKXT.
Kad qaleklr to order, caaUug of eoravMav
rial bras, aiachlnsry red braas, dipping metal. .
alloyed aluminum, proaphor. .aluminum sad
Busslsa faruDss of any ethar eastluaa Writs
for aetleolsra.
Ice Machines
Aad . all kinds ef refrigerating work'
Pips betiding and coils made
Harris Ice Machine Works
17-17 EAST WiXIJ ST.
MACB1BB SHOP, Bawcasrae Ara. d
Thud St. fbsasa, aaat S, B-llil.
rOTJJiCaif aad XATlt&M UUOt, Vtulm Are.
aad ast Stoeaas Bb fheaas. East 14. hvllsi.
Phoenix Iron Works
BwUI rOBTLABD. OHEOOB.
rsaadsra, MaohlaiSto aad Boiler Basera. Bafld.
wc aad Suuotural Weiaw Bepstr Wats
rrssiat Atteeti.a.
SAOa IB OBXCrOV."
PORTLAND BOLT & MFG. CO.
Xoda, Bolts. Upset Buds. Diss aad
Pergloge BaUdiag iea t all
kinds.
J. li, LLEWELLYN. Mgr.
SOt 13th St. M.. Portlaad.
CARMAN'S
GUARANTEED
FURNITURE
Of ail Ocsiora. Mad ia fsrttaad..
. 9. Boost I.M. BeCaalsy
RELIANCE
Wire & Iron Works
alaasfacinrer ef all glads ef .
wTBS AJTD IBOB WOBX BAUATBOS APB
JZBCB.
Ora.tssaUl Iroa Work, Spark Oaarda, Bts.
B. ltth aad Plaaders. Paeae Bast IMA
WB SATS BCOTXn,
Western Tool and Die Works
ANIJV VR1TZ. PROP. ;
Idanuacturers of :
Sheet ZCetal aimpttB' '
HOW A! THUS iVD OXtXSAJt ITS.
Tela. Broadway 37 SS, ..3837.
Portland Galvanizing Works.
83d aaa Steed Streets. -
"WE SCABS JX BVIT PBOOP." '
BULBTUr saElsgB, ataaager. Kai twos'