THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL,; PORTLAND, j SATURDAY. AUGUST 11, 1 191Z.
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BIG LOG RAFTS ARE
TOWED TO SOUTH TO
RUSH LUMBER MILLS
Cigar-Shaped Craft Sent by
Sea to Provide California
With Needed Logs.
tine June II. fir, big eJrar-enaped
rafts have Xtn towed south from tbe
Columbia river, arcordlnc to Mer
chants' Exchange recorda The first
of th teD waa en Jane II and "as
towed to Fan i. lero by the tug Her
cules. Tfce rafts TriM about I.AOI.OOO
feet of lumber. In eaons past rafta
KtTgtng s.ao "f'O feet hare been
seat out. tut tho. of the present time
r a lltH. snaller. Concerns en
gaged In preparing these rafts are the
Hammond and the Btnson rompnl. I K
r , . , . .. . . i ' omyn.
The ParlfUr northwest la fumUhln
pra"tlrellr ail of the lumber for gov
ernment cantonment and ship ron-
pirariiirn, I n. 1 " F Kir pvw-j up 1 11 i (
th mll.s at an Llo and from trier,
are distributed to various potnta.
the past week. Is expected bo ma
Monday.
Inspection of the rrrotorahlp Guana
Costa, first of the vessels turned oat
by the Columbia Engineering; worse
for Captain M. T. Snyder, will be
held about Vionday. Delay la finish
las; np Interior toucbea ta responsible.
Continued fair weather for today
and Sunday, with temperatures little
shore normal la the weather predic
tion. Edward 8. Hooch of an Franeiaco,
designer of the Hough type of wooden
Ship, was s visitor In the city Friday.
He met a number of loeal shipbuild
ers. He waa acmompanled by Cap
tain Vtagee. traveling Inspector for the
government.
With 12 passengers and a ful) cargo
of general freight, the steamer Break
water of the Emerald line got in at
1:1 a. m.
Captain O. R. Rankin has resumed
cotnnand of the steamer Beaver, hav
ing returned from hia annual vacation.
First Officer A. D. Tlbbets was In
command during Captain Rankin's ab
sence. C. R. Phillips has replaced John
Ofer as master of the oil barce No. VS
Trie ship Golden Oate has been
placed on the berth from Ran Fran
eisoo for Sydney, direct, by Hind.
Rolph A- Co. (October loading).
The schooner Sehome has been
chartered to carry lumber from North
Mackall Ac Co. (March-
frasi tea rraartoea fla Carets aad Cms Bay.
Raited at p. sv. steaswr Jobs a PoaJaea (or
Baa rnHf o.
8aa rrancjace, A Kg. 11 Anred: Beiwr,
Is Aaevkna. a a. sv; Qariaalt. Brookings La ad
las. a. am.; Ksw City. Prt AsseMe. a.
m. ; yeartees (with TalierUm Is tew). Pert rUa
Lata. S a. si.: lietoa f. Drew. Ornsw g.
a. St.: Harrard. Lea Aogeks. : a. . :
Armm. Was Sag. lO 3u . at.; Bnwwkk,
rrt Bragg. 4 a. sv
Salted: EattMC fcaoa. LyHletos. K a. St.;
KtrtAara radfle. Auarta. lotaA a. au
Mara field. Or.. Asg. 10. Arrtted Tag
Ctraaer froan Oardtaav. 4 p. m. Sailed
Aeelise Saurih far fmm Trme-e. 5.30 p. bv
Baa rraortaen. Aug- 11. Arrlred. Aag. :
SVs-taera raetflr. Astoria. HX5 p. n.: Seat.
Blta. wtrb arboonar W. 1. Itcrre la tew. 1
p. be. ; tfoveraor, Loa Angetea. g:45 p. St.;
Wstotoaw.-lnrt Saa Lni. 419 a, aa.
Sailed IVeaUM, Albion. p. as.; Orsya
rtartar. Ckatosaias rar, 1:0 p. SB.; Persia
Mara. Hfcnraj. I U p. m. ; Sonoma, gydaey,
2.35 p. o : KirwL La Aegeiee 2.3 p.
SB.; -alltler. Part 8 a La la. Ji S. st-i
Atxulral Krklrr. Lne Asgelea. 431 P. au;
Nro. alriaaviuu. 4 p. at.; Preaetie k. Eel
tn(. U Krfna a. sa.; W eat port. Caksa
Itxliag. i. IS a. a.; I a rase L tieaya Haraar.
id p. nv; Maadalay. tos AagekM. OKtt p. au
Portlanders Gain
Commissions in East5:r.!a,.to
CENTER OF GERMAN
VEST FRONT LINE IS
BELIEVED IN DANGER
Pressure in Flanders and to
the South May Cut Off Re
treat of Kaiser's Armies,
back by rifle and artillery fire." the
Hale; report elated.
"All positions were held - and fur
ther trains? were mads in the Ypr sa
il en In road neighborhood."
April).
BIG DITCH STEAMER S.inVi
Korrakartr. (lesra With Lnmber
Csrjto for the Orimt.
The' Dutch steamer Soerakarta
cleared early this morning with a full
load of lumber for oriental porta, prin
cipally Shanghai and Batavla. A big
.portion of the lumber was loarird al
the Inman-Poulaen mill, while the ret
was taken on down the river. Since
"Wednesday, the vesel haa been at tha
bunkers, coaling up for the voyage.
6ome delay was experienced in her
departure Thurtday because of some
extra cargo taken on at San Fran
cisco and on which llcenae confirma
tion had to be received. The Soera
karta, when she put In here, had a
short crew and new hands had to be
Imported from the orient. Most of
them arrived during the week from
San Franciaco. -
Kenry CabeD Oivsa Second Usaten-
aatcy at Fort ltyer, Oakley Waits a
First Xtiectenastey at Fort Sasrldas.
"Washington. Aug. li. (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THE JOL'HNAU)
llenry F. Cabell of Portland was ap
pointed a second lieutenant of Infantry
in the off icera' reserve corps now train-
ling at Fort Myer. Va. Oakley Walte.
Arrrraia Aagaa 11 of Company E. Third Oregon, in train-
fr.mt Han rraaetaro Mnr at Fort KhrMn 111 waa nim.j
Oo Bar. paaaoere and .
NEWS OF THE PORT
Paris Reports French Gains
Paris. Aug. 11. By Agence Radio to
the L N. 8.) Another gain for the
French troops in Belgium was reported
by the war office today. This fresh
progress was scored in attacks against
th Germane south of Langcmarck.
Twenty German prisoners were captured.
Hesvy srtlllery duels raged through
out the night in the sectors of Pan
theon and Eplgne Chevregny, north oi
the A lane river; on the heights Just
sround Auberive (Champagne), and on
both banks of the Meuse (Verdun)
front.
Despite bad weather. French airmen
were busy., The war office atated that
German camps and aerodromes pear
Col mar and Habahelm were bombarded.
By Henry Wood
With the French Armlea Afield. Aup.
11. (V. P.) The Germans are figur
ing on the possibility of the British
snd French offensive In Flanders
retreat to their next
A desperate hope of . retaking po.
ticna that would permit an eventual
retreat northward from the Alsne ahd
Champagne reglona is what inspired
the German crown prince to this
violent assault against the French
lines, it appeared today.
Profiting by the temporary lull in
W fM 1 Waa- a u. .
"o" Prince Ba at Chicago, to be tried by court
resumed attacka along both the Chemln ' J7ln, nn Hertlon charee..
KAY CHARGES THAT
LUMBER ILLS ARE
TRYING TO "GRAFT'
State Treasurer Objects to
Prices on Fuel Wood Of
fered State Institutions,
Draft Dodger Will
Face Oourtmartial!
Cleveland Ohio. Aug. 11. (I. N S.)
Cleveland federal officials today or
dered Julius Chader, draft dodger, be
turned over to Major General Thomas
and the Moron villlers
Chafer waa arrested In Chicago, and
authorities there wired federal agents
ALL ALONG THE WATKRFROXT
Captain T. M. Potts. 1. S. N.. who
waa here Friday under the direction
of the navy department to Inspect
the former German ships ureadnojght
and Gamecock, expresaed himself as
much pleased with the condition of
th,. vessels. Captain l"otta waa ac
companied by four as.iiatanta. They
left this morning for Seattle.
Robert Warrack. lighthouse inspec
tor, who has been at Coos Bay during
t Knrrka
frrlrkl.
XWpartarae Aagust 11
Wtlaei. Am. tr.. fur So I'erlm. hinuSer.
riktrt. 11 tea tr . b KbLucbal. MibiIxt.
Marine Almrnsc
Watler at aUvar s Kaalk
Nrvtb Head. Aag- II- Ouodlrema r the
SvvitB of tb rtrrr at Bono, a tod oreth. 14
trJir-u: weather, partly caJud; aea. imuotli;
faamldlty. M.
Baa Saeorl far Angait IS
Has rUea 3 07 a. m. fkin eta. 7 25 p bo.
Tidas at Ajwrta tiuUay
HlgS Water lerw Wlfer
a. iii.. 5.7 feet 314 a. nu. 0 1 foot.
8 Vfl p. bu. 7 fear 3 " p. in.. 2.1 fast.
Daily River Readings
firat lieutenant of infantry.
Mr. Cabell
and
'Mrs. H
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7 . ? HZ
1 as 2 a a
u i: w' J
lawiatno I I 12 0.2 O.lO
l'nia:illa 23 f S.S 0.4 0 00
Albaaj ' I 10 0 0.f
Haleai . ( 0.3 0 0 00
(irrfia City 12 j 1.8 O O.i0
f.-ll.-l j , T.i 0.4 O.fQj
is a son of Colonel
C. Cabell, who are now in
Washington. I. C-. where Colonel Ca
bell ia cn active duty.
Oakley Walte is a aon of Mr and
Mrs. Msrk W. Walte of this citr' n.
waa a reservist in the national guard,
but haa been in business at Wauke
gan. Wla.. for some time. When the
gruard was mobilised for Mexican bor
der duty last year he came to Port
land In response to the call, paying bis
own expenses, for which the guard or
ganiaatlon waa unable to secure a re
fund. On this consideration, however,
he waa given discharge from active
service, being assigned to the reserves.
Hia appointment to the Fort 8herldan
camp waa on hia application from Wau-
kegan.
des Damea
Create.
Lniess uie crown prince can anve ,n Cleveland for instructions. Chader
the French from these two dominating jeft Cleveland after receiving the sum-
pofcitloas befor, results of the Fland- mona to appear for examination
era battle forces a shortening of the .
German front, the French from botn j
the "Lad lea' Road and Moronvllliera !
will be able to cut off and massacre)
any attempt or me German center to
retreat
The German attack which haa been
growing stronger throughout the week.
culminated in Friday morning's ter
rific assault from Pantheon to Che
vrigny. There the Alpine Chaaseurs,
who on July 13 advanced 800 meters
on a 1100 meter front, repulsed th
Germane with the heaviest losses.
The German morale la weakening
Thia ' waa Indicated throughout th
week by the constant surrender of
their attacking troops. The French
took prisoners in almost every attack.
Capture of assaulting troopa haa been
extremely rare in the past. (
( I t ailing.
RlTer- Forecast
Tbe Willamette r'rrr at Cortland
ka-ljr for tbt aei: f-w lj.
At Neighboring Torts
tog
Astoria. Aug. II. Sailed at 7 a. m
Warrior, tomii Ho barxea for Seattle.
Astoria. Ao lo Arrived at 11:30 a. si.
ami left cp at 3 p m.. atecmer Breakwate,-.
Other Northwest Men
Fort Sheridan. HI.. Aug. 11. (U P.l
Colonel Nicholson, commandant at the
omcers reserve training camp, loaay
announced the asaignment of commlei
sions In the Tenth provisional training
regiment.
Among those who received commis
sions were:
, Second lieutenant. Infantry, Robert S.
Raven. Monroe, Wash.
Second lieutenant. Infantry, Gustaf B.
Llndberg. Tacoma, Wash.
nn tin
Counter Attacks Beaten Off
London, Aug. 11. (U. P.) Violent
German counter-at tacka were made
east of Tpres in an effort to retake,
ground captured by the British, Field
Marshal Haig reported today. All were
beaten off.
Six attacks were made by the enemy
In the region of Westhoek Ridge, taken
early yesterday by the British. In
spite of these attacks, however, the
British made further gains along th
Ypres-Menin road.
"In fierce fighting yesterday eve
ning for ground captured earlier in
the day, six enemy attacks were beaten
Government Critic Is Held
Sterling. Colo., Aug. 11. (I. N. 8.)
A man refusing to give any informa
tion about himself but carrying a reg
istration card with the name of Jess
Kirk Williams of Plalnview, Texas. Is
being held here today for investigation
by federal authorities, following his
arrest last night for criticism of the
government's war policy.
It is believed he cams hers to open
an an ti -draft agitation.
Hearst Nominating
Petitions Circulated
Salem. Or.. Aug. 11. That lumber
mills are trying to "graft and hold
up" the state in connection with slab
wood, was charged by State Treasurer
Key at a meeting of the state board of
control today.
The state treasurer was referring
particularly to the Mill City Lumber
company, which had quoted the state
price of IJ.50 for slabwooa on the
cars at Salem.
"You tell them that It Is ' a graft
and a hold-up," said Mr. Kay to the
sec re tary of the bqard, as he denounced
the price. He said that within the last
week or 10 days the mills were sell
ing slabwood for $2 snd $2.50 a cord,
snd as soon ss they learned that the
state could not depend on fuel oil,
which it had been using, they Jumped
up their price for slabwood.
The board met the fuel question,
so far as the Oregon state hospital
for the insane, the laxzest state in
game warden, was -not Inclined to ap
prove. Gams Warden Shoemaker does
not want the hunting season closed
unless, everybody, can be kept out of
the timber, and even suggested pre
viously to yesterday's interview that
if the hunters are to be kept out that
the logging camps should be shut
down, as many fires originate from
them. ' .
Owing to the long dry season, the
state forester said today It Is with
the greatest difficulty that the stats
is being saved from heavy losses from
fores fires. Forest fires are now burn
ing in nearly every county in Western
Oregon, he pointed out, and almost
every available man Is engaged in
fighting thvm.
Another Leaves Asrloln
Salem. Or., Aug. 11. a a Nellta
eloped from tha Oregon stats hospital
for the insane today. He was em
ployed in the fields with a crew of
patients from the asylum. He was
committed to the asylum from Mult
nomah county on April 1. 1317.
Greek Government
Attacked by Deputy
Athens, Aug. 11. (By Agence Radio
to the I. N. S.) During debate In the
chamber of deputies on the recent dec
laration of martial law. Opposition
Deputy Cavallieratos violently attacked
the government, charging that It is
suppressing the liberties o the people.
Premier Venizelos, In replying, said
that martial law was made necessary
Gas Company Is -.;?
Sued by Its Kivals
stltutionj is concerned, by contracting j by the virulent press campaigns and
for stumpsge on the Porter farm, near pro-German propaganda.
Salem, at T5 cents a cord standing. It "If the circumstances require it, we
New York. Ang. 11. (U. P.) Peti
tions for the nomination pf William
R. Hearst as Democratic mayoralty
candidate are In circulation here to
day. Democratic signatures are being
solicited.
Baker Visits Cleveland
Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 11. (I. N. S.)
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker
unexpectedly arrived In Cleveland this
morning. His party consisted of three
army officers and a secretary. While
the purpose of his visit Is unknown it
was intimated he came here to con
sider the feasibility of the establish
ment here of airplane plants.
is estimated 10.000 cords are available.
The wood will ba cut by convicts end
the total cost laid down at the asylum
is placed at S2.90 a cord.
The board also Is negotiating a eon
tract with the Sllverton Lumber com
pany for a six months' supply of Slab
wood at $2.50 a cord. f. o. b, the cars
at Sllverton.
The larger state institutions have
been using fuel oil. the supply of
which cannot be depended on any more.
' r
Fires May Postpone
The Hunting Season
State Forester Elliott will Ask Got.
ernor Wlthycombe to Make Opening
la Western Oregon September 1.
Salem. Or., Aug. 11. As a protec
tion against additional forest fires.
State Forester Elliott will ask Gov
ernor Wlthycombe to issue a procla
mation postponing the opening of the
hunting season in Western Oregon
from August 15 to September 1 or
later, unlesa there ia a heavy ram.
Mr. Elliott was in Portland Friday
conferring with State Game Warden
Shoemaker about the matter, and the
shall demand dictatorial powers," de
clared M. Venizelos.
The chamber approved a resolution to
expose the secret correspondence be
twen former King Constantino and the
kaiser, and also the text of the treaty
of alliance between Serbia and Greece,
which Constantino disregarded.
ai
Suffrage Banners
Torn Down by Mob
Washington, Aug. 11. CI. N. 8.)
Led by government clerks from the
state, war and navy departments, to
gether with a number of soldiers and
sailors, a mob of several hundred peo
ple tore down two "Kaiser Wilson"
banners in front of the White House
this afternoon.
The banner was held aloft by Miss
Lucy Burns of New York. Mrs. Made
line Watson of Chicago, Miss Elisabeth
Stuyvesant of New York and Miss Na
talie Gray of Colorado Springs, Colo.
TSe militant suffragists were forced
sgalnst the iron fence and were bruised
In the melee.
Police charged the crowd and cleared
the sidewalk. No arrests were made
Borta Coast Sewer Company Starts
" Fight for Control of Utilities fm tfce
Tualatin Yallsy,
Salem, Or., Aug. 11. Formal com- ,
plaint was filed today with the public , -
j service commission by the North Coast
Power company against the Portland
Gas & Coke company, charging that the
gas company is duplicating the com
plainant's heating and lighting system
In the Tualatin valley without first Ob- , .
talning a certificate of public conven
ience and necessity.
This is the beginning of a fight for
the conirol of the Tualatin valley tr"
ritory under the provisions of chapter .
1S4 of the laws of 1917. which provides
that a public utility cannot enter the -field
of another without first obtain- &
ing from the publio service commission
a certificate showing that public' con
venionce and necessity require the ;
duplication of service.
The gas company haa been contena
ing that a gas service system is not a V
duplication of an electric service sys-''
tern, and that, anyway, it had begun to
extend its system to the Tualatin val
ley before the new law was enacted.
German Submarine
Barbarity Eepeated v
I Captain Jornson of American Votorsklp .
Carmela gays JHver Submerged and r
XmlX Captured Sailors to Fata. ' .
- An Atlantic Port. Aug. 11. (U. P.) -i :
lnntlir Inatano of finrmon auhmarln
barbarity such as resulted in the death
of 88 members of the crew of ths Bel-
gian Prince was reported todsy by Cap
tain John A. Jornson and 20 members .
of the crew of the American rectorship ;.
Carmela, arriving here. The Carmela V ;
was sunk by a submarine on July 24. t
After being stopped by the subma-
rlne. Captain Jornson and the crew 9
were ordered to row to the U-boat
from their ship. They were ordered ti
to board the submarine. The Carmela I
was looted and bombs, exploded s board
her. ,
Bmoke was then seen and ss a Brit- -,-ish
destroyer appeared the U-boat
hastily aubmerged. leaving- the Car
mela' s crew floundering in the water.
The destroyer picked them up..
a
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Oxman Case Is Continued
San Francisco Aug. 11 The case of
Frank C. Oxman, charged with trying
to induce F. E. Rigall of Illinois to
testify falsely against Thomas J.
Mooney in the latter s murdrr trial in 'r
connection with the prepargtiness pa
rade bomb explosion, was continued to-
day until Monday to be set for trial. .?
Attorney Shortrldge, for the defense.
said he was expecting word from fx- e-
man at Durkee. Or., as to .when tx
could come here for trial. , - ?
FARM1LR AT B1LND INVENTS SUCCESSFUL GIANT TRACTION PLOW
MAXUKACTUREKS DIKECTOKY
auactural ilttl aad Iron
ala
Mat th and Clack.
I ortlaad Farnltare kffs. Co. . filroirsre, up-
bt-latertos. 124S-OS Ma--adani road.
Iaatnaula Ikxi norka. Tmalrj saa asd Bja
cktotfta. Alta aad Bradford ata.
Puritan Mtg. Cut. all ma oner of aofl drtaka.
Kaat Si h aad Oak ata.
PaBdiatoo Woolva MUla. nolrm cloth. In41a a
blank xa, l'aad.au. Or
fartiarad Ta War a, rasfBa, rooking sad
bra Hog i;uTre, I'arbT at. aad Columbia bl-
lsnaii 1 roa Works, foundry aiao. aiacklaery,
Mai Uaalbiat i .
f a.iflc Hrd Tack 4 Toast Ca.. hardtack,
11 k. ma l.
I'ariflc t. in Worka. pottery, (toaawara.
riuait twi. ao'-eai heerlock a.
l-ortlJad Baaket A ilaudta Wurka. baskets,
billies. Matadam ruad.
l-urtlaad Uijfra a Hjdrocro Co.. oxygra
tui Djvlrtfro. liit 17th and Crater ata.
I'altit albr a Brddins Co.. featbrr bed
ding, ma t trvaan, aprlcfa. -13 1 2th at. N.
Cortland Uoit a Mtf. Co.. bolls. XV 13tk
St. .
fortla'nd Rubber MUla. T-rytblng ta rub
ber raM r hrela, o!ea. 368 K. Bib at.
Ballaocr "t Ira Iron Work, bask and tara
futures, vtra work, kVaat lutk and riandara.
Raaaiuaaaa Co.. pauata. Taratabca. 3d aad
Taalur ata.
summer. C. piano auaafaetarar. raooUslag.
rrtalra. 247 3th at.
rcotUrasa a S UtUma. aiataUle his sbtaglaa. i
aV Haataoma it.
KSarkrj. P.. a 80s, yuk Bread Bona cel
lar, lalasi ara.
ttaiiih Wttaoa Iroa Works, JoaadryaMa.
ma-iDiata. li r'roet su '
Tirjer. Faarr A Galley. Sato truck balld
er aucBlulaia. 1SJ East Water St.
LalirrMl lira Killer Co.. aua nonet are sate
Urea. 4a 1-443 liawtborna aa.
L'alted Mattrraa t'ad Co.. aiatLraaaea. rrn
4ratora. 4X7 Haoeovk at.
Yi aatern Kwla W orka. soft drUka. XX UlA t-
VS aaiera Tuol A We Works, tooia, dlas. Baa-
CfctDe wort. and (iilaaa StS.
We Make It Ourselves
FAINT
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N. C Cer. 2d aad Taylor Streets
BC J. Halaar. Xaa. yfeatM Xaat M '
Helser & Ucden Machine Works, Ioc
CAad; aseA4l aVstaJ 1HTB t
Special
Machinery
l-S-T-S y. ttd St.. Bat. Terk aad .
Fsaaaa Broadway 711. A-Tilt.
JONES'
Loganberry
Juice
Wits twenty-fire years experj
enee In the FRUIT JUICE BUSI
NESS. It has made It possible fe
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IN ordering Loganberry Jolee,
sak for JONiCal BRAND aad be
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eog.
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gaa auflaca.
jjumalje.
Zaa Broa.. Inc.. broom aakara. SO-&3 frost.
Now for Robert E. Grant
k- Affiant rVwMtllTltlaai
A young captain named Ulysses
Lee haa Just been assigned to duty in
the regular army" Which etrlkea ono
ss being about the last word in the ob
literation of "aectlonaliamr
Brass & Copper
Srlc&la Caadora. get Bowl. Jardlaieraa.
Sak Trays. Ckindallara Lamps. Badlatora.
WUdablaida Kepatrad.
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Laxfesi Cookie Eakerj in America.
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noil gsuwoos lai.
Xas irva aad arredenea atreets.
Durable Rooting
Made ta ForUaad te salt eal eoa
siUeas y
DURABLE ROOFING MFG. CO.
yn?ca Statioa. Portia ad. Or
Dayis-Scott Belting Co.
Oregea Made Fnre Oak Taixaeu
Leather Belting
10S-1 10.112 Usvios. Aea. East 30A
I.L Eaat 30 S. Portia. Orax
Folding Camp Stoves
CarrT aa ta jamr grip er at tet ta aate.
Ellckast Invaatloa oat. iaaar gaaiss saeeld have
'at. alad. bcra.
PURDIN BROS.
Xast 4SS1. lsS-Ufl vaasa Ave.
PIANOS MADE HERE
Awardrcf fsd Modal al S. T. Czsa. Vac.
Batter la lb world. PlaaMa raseired. tsaad
aaal aiarnBied.'
CSOMMERACa
iT rem si. siihiti. ira
G. P. Rummelin & Son
IBs 14. aea Wasa. gv
Mfg. Fnmers
CtAFPliGATfl '
SUCCZBBOB
rstaa. xrro. Main esx.
Pendleton Voolea ftlilk
taadlstem. Or.
M A HTTP A CTURERJ OP
PURE FLEECE WOOL BLANKETS
ladlaa Bekes. Bteasaer Bags. Bata
Befcss aad Aste Be sea.
MuItnomahTnink& Bag Co.
Waili li staaaas af Tnaaka. Baliaaaaa. Bawa.
T.laaripaa. lata T ran km. Eta. seas X. Wata
gtW ISstlaae. Oa, Baaaaa Xast Si. Stttt.
BROOMS !
Manufactured -by
Zan Bros.. Inc.
SUNSET BROOM WORKS
Office 50-52 Front St.
PORTLAND FURNITURE MFG. CO.
Makers ol
COUCHES, LOUNGES.
lJPHOLHOLSTRD FURNITURE.
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS
1249-1259 Macadam Road
Mala 809 A-3S13
The Portland Oxygen
& Hydrogen Co.
Blanofsetarers of
V saVT aravav wa mm wmim ar
Bydsogea. fee aU tadastnai. aaadlclaal
aad terSstoel parpsssa.
a BBBaa m.. Bai ajWAa. Blaillaual MS
BABT 17TB ABB OBBTAiB BTB.
BOT XB TXB TBXTsTX
INDEPENDENT
CRACKER CO.
UnnfiiliiMM mmA TWkaf.eai fa
Crackers, Cakes, Italian Paste
438-00 Bast Darle gt. Bertlaal, 0s
raes.ai sast lsee. suu
Mala 117 Telepkeaee X-sai7.
Smith & Watson Iron Works
Foundry and Machine Shop,
412 FRONT STREET
intact nr. aad repair all 11a as of
saaeiuaery. aad caas aarwari
Let the Arabian Nights tales be
forgotten. They are a back number.
Here ia a story that so far eclipses
the best of those yams that in com
parison reading them would make one
drowsy.
T. F. MoCalllster Is a farmer at
Bend, Or., and for nine years he has
been engaged in perfecting a plowing
machine which, he confidently ds
clares, will turn over the top side "f
the earth at the amasing rate of ISO
acres each J4 hours if kept on the
Job all that time. It will be operated
by a gasoline 64 horsepower engine
will pull five 14 inch plowa. will
travel about as fast ss sn automobile
and will not sling the furrows over
into the next county, either? This is
provided against in the mechanism of
the invention, now being manufa
tured by Thayer, Shaver A Gulley at
their machine shop. 19J East Water
street.
Will Go It Boms, Aayway
"It will be a valuable machine," Mr.
Gulley says. "My flgurea are that 't
will plow 9C acres each 24 hours, but
perhaps Mr. McCalllster is the most
accurate in hia eatimatea The cost
complete will be from 13500 to MOO),
and the tractor part, separated from
the plows, will perform any aervice
ordinary to such machines. In fsct
it is an automobile remodeled and re
built to suit the purposes for which
:t is Intended.
"The idea .s radically new and dif
ferent from any almllar Invention and
I believe it will work to perfection.
The machine has four drive wheels.
Each la a puller and eaujh is employed
in steering the appararua. Mr. Me-
Caatlster has been a lone time think
ing the thing out, but I believe he had
It perfect before its blue prints were
brought to us."
Other Big Flows Operatlag
It may not be known, however, that
the McCa 11 later ia not the first plow
wonder In actual existence. The Oliver
I-
California People
Buy Home Products
"It ia refreshing to observe the
loyalty of Callfomians to their home
industries," says Walter J. Holman.
secretary of the Edward Holman Un
dertaking company. "If la a pecu
liarity of the people of that stats."
he added.
"Mrs. Holman and I toured much of
the southern part of California in our
car. and I made it a point to feel the
pulse of merchants in regard to their
fealty to their local factories. In one
store I Inquired for a cake of a well
known soap. 'We do not sell that
soap.' explained the dealer, 'but a
m.uch better one.' Asked where it was
made, he replied. 'Bight here in Los
Angeles. It is the best that money
will buyf
"We followed this up In msny
places, both In Los Angeles and in
other cities and towns, with almoat
invariably, the same responso and ex-.
tMH.An1' T 1 1V1. -.... a a . , V. '
'Alin X k 19 L 11 i ll'"l
builds up our southern neighbor. If !
1W. . n 9 - .4. 1 . w A a 1
in; uiauiuaviui ci ui at buuiiuiuiij tw-
sires its sale in California. he must
establish a factory there. Cur neigh
bors. Albers Bros., hsd to do this. Nu
merous makers of cereal feeds, sup
plied principally from eastern fac
tories, could not do business in Cal
ifornia until they put in their own
factories. There are scores of in
stances of this character, and this is
what helps to make California pros
perous. The same rule obtains, to a
very large extent, in Seattle, but in
Portlands-make it where you please
anywhere on earth it's all the same
to us!"
f
MADE IN
PORTLAND
Chilled Plow company. South Bend.
Ind.. operated a gang of SO plows at
Purdue, Ind.. university last fail,
which turned over an. acre of ground
each 4 minutes and 15 seconds. It
plowed seven acres each mile it trav
eled. 14 acres an hour, 2000 acrea
every six 24 hour day a, and if con
stantly operated III working days ot
the year, would bring 104,000 acres
under the plow. This area would form
a square' 13 miles on each side; three
engineers and one plowman will han
dle the immense rig. and with night
shift and no delays, this single outfit
could plow every foot of ground in
four townships between New Tears
and Christmas.
As things appear bow, about the
time the war is over a farmer may
cultivate 40 or (0 acres of land beforo
breakfast go fishing until noon and
spend the balance of the day resting
in his hammock, reading The Journal
and cultivating his mind.
Cut Full Carefully Slxed Ac
s' curate t Prooortioneo
Roomy ind Comfortable.
A "Warranty Bond" Fully Guar
antees Every Garment
Fleischner, Mayer & Co,
Xaasfaetarers af sTT. HOOD Skirts. Paats
aad Overalls. trjrrVERSITY Bn4 Baeki
saw Coats. "Jaania aad Jo." Play Baits
1 USB. 11 aaaaaMaBaaa.aBBBBaBBB4aaBaBaaa
Live Acaata Caa BaAe Sura. Quick Maaa
The "MANNING" Kcro-gene-Oil,
Gas-Producing
rvsM
Breedwa
Mil
RHRNFRi
UUIHILJl I -i
1
BAarnrACTOTtzs r
H. W. MANNING
Lighting & Supply Co.
S3 m ru sw an., wnrtiad. Or.
Crown Flour,
Unbleached
Manufactured by
Crown Mills,
PORTLAND
Golden Rod Cereals
and Golden Rod
Poultry Feed,
Manufactured by
Golden Rod
Millingr Co.,
PORTLAND
Willowcraft
Furniture Company
86 Delay SU Bast 4080
XAvrrrACTUiEai ot nn
Willow Furniture,
Baskets,
Hampers, Etc.
Sold by All Good rural tar. Stores aa
Ute Fadfle Coast
South African
WATER BAG
A Boon to Automobile Users
111
mmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmr
SOUTH AFftlCAN
WArre sao
TO-MlaraHl
n a ainn aa
L J
ALWAYS A COOL DRINK ON
THE HOTTEST DAY
Inquire at Your Dealers for Them
Others Are Not as Reliable
Made in Oregon
Hirsch-Weis Mfg. Co.
PORTLAND, OR. v
Is TUI AT VmLBNCB
TM!
M4PPV
MOey
DRIf
'SIMM
IMBtmHB
MINN
Weinhard Makes It.
eroccrs Stir it.
Janitor Supplies
GREATEST TABIETT IN PORTLAND floor
and UaeMa Oils. swptas Oompooada, Wmt-
Ulna aaa airrai r
aUaa. Lion id fotlat Saaa.
inslstretaata. Bos aad ftoach folaooa.
Crescent Chemical Co.
raahtartaa Stra Mala lie. A-14U
P. SHARKEY & SON
XVOVO IIAAW TKXOAX
HORSE COLLARS
Largest factory of its kind oa the
aaciXie Coast. All Goods War.
, ranted.
' Xast Oak aad Oaiea ATaaae.
General Manufacturing
The Finest Machine Shop on th Pacific Coast
DIES AND TOOLS A SPECIALTY
We take Liberty Bonds at 101 in payment for work
Cob Machine Manufacturing Company
9S4 East 17th St. (Sell wood 100) Portland, Oregon
VAN fiOETER'S BLEACHING SOAP
It la BMds Is rorUaad. searsatsed aaa
to lajara tee fliwac fakrlcs. ta. aaaat eaU
eat. rotara. or lb. ksada. Baa asoaotlamal
tlaa aalns eealltlM. aad srod.ae a amaj
waaa. Goaa fartbCT tbaa a4Br aoaaa.
Order fress yoer dealer.
MT. HOOD SOAP CO.
108-110 tovxvtm sr. m.
W. H. M'Monies
& Co.
Makers ef Horse Cellars.
Rasor Btrops. Auto Tires
rebuilt and double treaded.
yulcaniainf and repairing.
We buy old auto tlraa.
Gem Tatting
Shuttle Winder 10c
Bold st stl deDartmeat storts. ssoetat stoia
j sad Ue stera. r or 10c sad roar dealer's ssste
we'll smII oo. direct.
Gem Winder Co., 101 6th St.
a
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V-
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raon
X4-V
raetory 440-443 BTaaeoek tm
Cor. 70. Ttm
NON-SKID
Rubber Heels
OregonGroYVTiSeeds,Dahljas,Roses&Pereiiiiiafs
Bits Uxe beet res alts. Wo kae tno tareest coQectioai of Danllas and pores
tale ia tLe west. AH oar stock yaaraateeai true to ma.
ortlanl, Oreson R. P. D. No. 1
Pkono Tabor 2683
GILL BROS. SEED CO.,"
WaaM it bo auk. ta. aLaaanra trlna oa) ara taklaa abaolatelr taanMa to
eoald take as iaarssy raa tad ylsnnad Biiuoat a Ure treeale ec aa feiadl Xsat la
abat moaai Sapfwa U ro aad i .
UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER
Tear nr woeld rf1e tbe Basse aa It yam mmt air. asd TI 0TXABABTZ1
uit. ta
la reatp llres.
THE rrXLEB TO XAST 1M.0M all ITS. Ke atoawy aatll joe aae aeUsflad.
rliW s trial.
FRO BB BAIT sal
i DHITEESAL TIKE FILLER CO
441-C BAWTKOBXB ATTBTTB
Right and lert
sleel fUtee
Meant 20,
More Wear
Wade in Portland.
Ask (or
Portland Non-Skids
DR. D. W. KOLLE
MAZEB MOST TEBTECT
Eje Qass ,a2d pedicle Moaifiiigs
A STRAIGHT TIP
House clesnln liquids sre sruaran
teed It bouabt Iron ua. Same as to
rat and cockroach poisons.
Coast Chemical Co.
133 Z. ttX art. Korrtsoa aad Alass.
East 7080.
Aax toux szalzs roa
"BALMAID''
WAISTS
THZT'BZ atAWE ZB
TOBTXAsTS
"KT0. CO Tsarta aad Ceeeh a-
Bauu
M4 Hood st. Boadar
Wood law a till. i
U A HAUAs
tie aad ei.
Portable
'Csa i a bouses.
a i a-
made Con
st ruction Co.
slain 117.
erettlBaCa.
Western Soda Works
Uakars of
toda Water. BarsaparlUa. 01aar Ale,
Wat tarn farter aad Srrass
2M arxt it. rHOBi xaib mii
A, J. TCCBKMICU. ITop.
GRAPE BASKETS ?
We sr. equipped te farnlsb. en abort eetles.
larca eoDiltla of grip, baskets, la-eltear h
Quart or 4 ssrt slssa er ss large as deslrad,- v
PORTLAND BASKET r
& HANDLE CO.
Kafa WI Utl-tS Maesdaai ttrest
Make sails;
" W.-'oVArr'aad' -Was
an Oererst Ceitaaaack,
PACfflC TOT & AWNW6 CO. i
strat aad Aakosr. YavUae Bdvr ISSI, A-lMt
wiU set
! era I
A aaoA. Ikau fas Bartiamlaja. 1M-I I
.Wlteas Bids. 3Uia ail. '
HOT ABT9 COIVS
GALVANIZING
A new and up-to-the-minute plant lust
' Oold. SQTor aad sTlekol llat!BV
Ice Cream and HUk Caos Re-tlnoed.
California Plating Worki, (
, 1B Beeond, Street, at SaZmoa. -
Leupold, Voe!pel& Co.
atakavs at
SCIENTIFIC lfOlKUMENTS
Surveymf , Hydrof raphlc. Nautical
107 EAST 70 1 H ST. NORTH
, TOBTLAS0. 0BO0
r ' t 1
1.
Ready-Cut Houses
MADK IS PORTLAND
' tmeeitu akywhkkii -Sam
Connell Lumber Co.
35 Aak.ar str.ot.. Bfeas Bresdarar.
Vbeao Breadsrar lis. FesUaad. Or,
Snodgrais & Wyiiams.
atafcers ef S. W, strTAXXIC WS BTB.
tS mif aterUs.A- is aalsfUs asaaer ,
ciSuasaTTlalaia. ate. M JtawUsrse Ara.
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