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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1910)
TTTET MORyiXG OKEGOmX, FRIDAY, MAY 6. 1910. 15 'HINDUSCHOOLIS DEN OF BACCHANALS "Occultists" Caught in New York Raid Once Operated in Northwest. WOMEN SCANTILY CLAD Old Men Pay Zarge Sums for Ad mission Into Mystic Ceremonies. "Kay," Assistant to "Om," Is ' Channlng, of Portland. NEW YORK, May 5. Several of the participants in the so-called Hindu mystic performances that took place in the house on West Seventy-fourth street, which was raided by police Tuesday, came from the Pacific Coast. The faker who conducted the plaoe and wno is known as "Om, the Omnipo tent," operated at Seattle before com ing to New York. His chief assistant, who is called "Kay," and whose real name is said to be A. W. Kellojjg, worked with "Om" at Seattle. Mrs. Mary P. Miller, an actress, who came here from Seattle to rescue her sister. Gertrude Leo, and who caused the po lice raid, says that "Kay"- was known by various names on the Pacific Coast, having called himself Albert Schoen nertt in Seattle, Bradshaw in San Francisco and Channlng in Portland. Mrs. Miller was acquainted with him and "Kay" introduced ber young; sis ter to "Om." "Kay" is tall, thin and handsome and It is said that his power of fascination brought many women to "Om'a" establishment. "Ora's" real name was given as Pierre A Bernard when he was arrested, but it is said t-at he is Dr.' Coon and that Chicago and not India is his birthplace. He remained in Jail yesterday, unable to get ball. According to Gertrude Leo and other inmates of "Om's" house, the mystic ceremonies there cloaked bacchanalian orgies. The girls and women in this "Hindu school" wore an extremely oiiiBii BiiiuMiu ui L'iuuun((- uia men paid large sums for admission to the bacchanalian revels. the smallest amount accepted from each of them being flOO. MEMORIAL DAY PLANNED Representatives From G. A. K. Posts of City Meet. Preliminary arrangements were made for Memorial day exercises to be held in Monument Square, in Lone Kir Cemetery. by representatives from Bumner, Smith, Granger and Ben But ler posts, O. A. R., who met yesterday afternoon. J. A. Newell was elected chairman. J. W. Ogilbee secretary, Henry "Vorden treasurer. It was de cided to hold the exercises as usual in Lone Fir Cemetery Memorial day, which falls on Monday this year. The following committees were appointed: Music M. L. Pratt, chairman: J. A. Newell. E. E. Covey and O. H. Prince, orators of the day: J. H. Newell, print ing and programme. Committees on officers of the day and programme of exercises at the cemetery were omit ted until the next meeting, which will be held Tuesday, May 9, at 2 P. M., in the same place. The question of securing flowers was discussed Incidentally for the decora tion of graves in Lone Frr, Montavllla and other cemeteries on the East Side, and will be considered more fully at the meeting next Tuesday afternoon, at which time it is expected to settle all the details of the programme of exer cises. "VETS" ARE CERTIFIED Firteen of 30 Applicants Are Passed by State Board. The annual examination held by the Oregon State Veterinary Board was concluded yesterday, after a two days' session in the rooms of the City and County Medical Society, in the Medical l)uilding. There were 30 applicants for certificates. President Korinek. of the board, said that the grade of applicants had been so high that it was difficult to discrim inate. The board consists of Dr. C. J. Korinek, Salem, president: Dr. W. S. Eddy. Oregon City, secrotarv; Dr. K. T Notz. Baker City; Dr. W. II. Lytle. Pen dleton. The following was the list of successful applicants announced by Secretary Eddy: I.. R. Dillon, w. J. Patterson. W. E. Vonnordhelm. J. P. Morel. James Sulli van. E. R. Flack. A. E. Feley. Frank Roach. Peter Hanson. George F. Kori Viek. A. W. Korinek. Warren Bltner Henneherger. G. C. Mitchell, J. C. Hay. nie. Frank Kronberg. The last two passed the state exam ination, the others bring graduates of veterinary colleges in Chicago. Penn sylvania. San Francisco and Ontario. MEN ATTACK ACTRESSES In Early Morning Hours Variety Show Girls Stopped; C Arrested. Charged with assaulting Grace Wood ward and Martha Johnson, actresses, playing at Fritz' Variety Theater. 240 Burnside street, while they were going to their rooms shortly before 2 o'clock "Wednesday morning. Chester Peterson, a young electrician, and Raymond Beegle. a young man about town, were arrested yesterday. The two young women live at the Ox ford. K- Sixth street. At Sixth and Washington streets the men intercepted the girls and represented themselves to be detectives. Miss Wood ward told the police. "Then one of them grabbed hold of me and tried to take my rings off," she said. "We Jerked away and ran to the Oxford and they followed us. When we got inside, though, they didn't bother us" Earlier in the evening the two men were at the theater and there made themselves obnoxious. The rings worn by Miss Woodward are valued at S1000. Both of the men were locked up in de fault of $iOrt bail. PUBLIC FAVOR COURTED Iab-or Leaders Decide Portland Shall See X'o Strikes. True to the prediction of authorized i.i 'ui (bqucio, i " . ' cms ar, none oi the scheduled strikes has materialized. Locally In all the building trades, mat ter are running smoothly. The carpen- WOMAN ESCAPES TION WasCured byLydiaE. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Elwood, Ind. "Tour remedies have cured me and I have only taken six bottles of Lydia E. Finkham's Vegeta ble compound, x was sick; three months and could not "walk. I suf fered all the time. The doctors said I could not get well I iwitnout an opera Ition. for I could 22r, b'""1hardlv stand the i6l":':ilTaiTia in Triv frirlAR especially my right one, and down my right leer. I besran to feel better when I had taken only one bottle of Compound, but kept on as I was afraid to stop too soon." Mrs. Sadie Mullkk, 2728 2f. B. St, El wood, Ind. Why will women take chances with an operation or drag out a sickly, half-hearted existence, missing three fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? lor thirty years it has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has cured thousands of women who have been troubled with such ail ments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregulari ties, periodio pains, backache, indiges tion, and nervous prostration. If you nave the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound will help yon write to Mrs. Pinkhara at Lynn, Srns., for advice. Your letter will be absolutely confidential, and the advice free. ters. plumbers and electrical workers, concerning whom there was some talk of trouble early in the week, are all work ins as usual. The. plumbers and electrical workers have- submitted their differences to boards of arbitration and the carpen ters have practically decided, it is said, not to ask for increased wages. In addition to a general no-strike pol icy among local unions it was thought better, it is said. Just at the present time to court public favor, owing to the political situation. The unions are to submit several initiative measures to the voters next Fall and they are very anx ious not to do anything that would en danger their success at the polls. Among these measures is the liability law. on which all of the strength of organized la bor in Oregon is to be centered. EMPLOYES CREATE FUND Sick Benefits to Be Paid From Dues When Members Are 111. Employes of the Meier & Frank store have organized a mutual benefit organi zation in the name of the Co-operative Association of the Employes of the Meier & Frank Company. It is the plan to make the association self-supporting by having each member pay dues and to have the association conducted for. the employes of the store who become 111. Under the plan whenever a member be comes sick the case is at once reported to the doctor and to the visiting com mittee and without rfonrr) t V. 1 . v. of illness, the member is cared for until nc 10 return to work. The association being self-supporting frees the members from the sense of hnvln i. o r.ront v, Ity- The association is to have its own uuu-iur, jis own meaicines, its own emer gency hospital in the store and an en dowed hnri in n hnnttnl Tt ic to secure an acre or more of ground where a large house may be erected for the use both of the convalescent mem- Ders ana the other members for enter tainments. This is to be in the country, where livestock and poultry may be kept and where the surroundings will be such as to aid in convalescence. When the subject was presented before - u 1 1 i ucauuy night. Superintendent Campbell outlined mo lian aim on Dringing tne SUDJect to n vote found that it met with approval. The association was then lumieu ana J. aj. .Meier, representing the Meier & Frank Company, donated $250 to the treasury. LOTTERY FINES IMPOSED Judge Takes Judicial Notice, Though Evidence Is Circumstantial. Admitting that the evidence was not conclusive, yet imposing a fine on the defendants, because, as he said, he was satisfied in his own mind of their guilt. Judge Bennett in Municipal Court yesterday morning fined three Chinese and one negro a total of $125 for lottery gambling. "I used to do considerable collecting in Chinatown," said Judge Bennett in passing sentence, "and naturally be came acquainted with some of the in stitutions down there. Most police judges would not find you guilty, the evidence being purely circumstantial, but I am satisfied in my own mind that all are guilty. The arrest was made Sunday after noon by Patrolman Burris. who saw "William Lowry, a negro porter, go in the back door of a Chinese cigar stand at 313 Flanders street, owned by Tom I,ung. He followed and found the three Chinese and Iowry seated at a table with lottery tickets. Lung was fined $50 and the other three, including Lowry. Jim Sing and Ching Wing, were fined $25 each. MAYOR SIGNS CONTRACT Garbage Crematory Deal Closed; "Work Will Require Six Months. Mayor Simon yesterday morning signed the contract for construction of the gar bage crematory to be erected on Guilds Lake by the Public Works Engineering Company. This concludes one of the most impor tant pieces of municipal business coming before the city in recent, years. The in cinerator will be finished within six months, according to the contract. It will burn 150 tons of garbage every 24 hours. Klickitat Sees Bumper Crop. HUSCM. Wash., May 4. (Special.) Ranchers in the central and eastern sec tions of Klickitat County say the condi tions are 60 per cent "better now than this time last year for a bumper crop. A rec ord breaker is predicted for fruits and vegetables as well as grain. OPERA mm lTescrl pt ions accurately filled by licensed phar macists at Owl Cut Prices CANDY DEPARTMENT Owl High Grade Mixed Choc olates alout.. XA Price Friday and Satur day we will sell our regular TWO POtJiD BOX, worth 1.00, C" C at only OOC One-pound box at only 29e Last two days to get good old-fashioned Jelly Beans or Mint Loz- OfJ enges at 12 H4 lb.. 2 lbs for..OC PHOTO SUPPLIES Call at our Kodak "Depart ment and have our kodak sales man demon strate any kodak or tank developer you may wish to see. 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Ig-gBa CLOTH BRUSHES Exactly like cut. miWrfrw 9.value: 8pec,aI- Sterilizing: Bottles 8 oz. size; 7 for. ..25 OLIVE OIL OWL BRAND Imported from France, guaranteed absolutely pure. large size; special 69. OiVL KENNEL AND STABLE SOAP 26c val ues; special 15 Enicllsh Glycerine Toilet Soap 25o val.: special, box, 12 GREEN SOAP Per fumed; fine for sham pooing; special, jar 19i HAY FESTIVAL SUCCESS NOTEWORTHY MUSICAL EVENT AT WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. Choral Society and Glee Club Take Part and Comedy Sketch by Students Makes Hit. -WILLAMTETTE UNIVERSITY, Salem, Or., May 5. Special.) The May musical festival of the Willamette University College of Music, held at the Grand Opera-House Tuesday and Wednesday probably was the most successful event in the history of the -musical department of the institution. The events were well attended and the numbers were en thusiastically applauded. The Willamette Choral Society of 100 voices, the Ladies' Glee Club of 34 voices and Mrs. Myrtle Mendenhall. soprano, and Miss Harriet Stuckey. accompanist, appeared Tuesday. The entertainment Wednesday was by the Willamette Glee Club of 18 voices, the Glee Club male quartet. Perry Reigelman. reader; Luke Rader, monologtst, and in addition there waa a musical comedy sketch, "The Rajah of India." The programme of the Choral Society was as follows: part I. Greeting- to Spring" '. Strauss Choral Society. "Sleep Little Babv of Mine" . .Dcthm 6mith Ladles' Glee Club. (a) "Sonj of the Triton" Molloy b "Tell Her I Love Her So" Houseley Choral Society. Serenade from "The Fencing Mm- ter" De Korea W. V. Glee Club. Mrs Myrtle Mendenhall. Soprano Obligato. "The Miller's Wooing." Choral Bal lad Faning Choral Society. "The Birth of the Opal." a Cantatina. .Reed Ladies' Glee Club. Cavatina from "Robert Le Dlable" . Meyerbeer Mrs. Myrtle Mendenhall. The Alps Five Settings of Alpine Foexns - ngelsberg Choral Society. PART IL "Hail. Bright Abode." from "Tann- hauser" Wagner Choral Society. "What from Vengeance." Sextet from Lucia" Donliettt Mrs. Mendenhall. soprano. Miss Helen Smith, alto. Gle Club Quartet. "Dreun Pictures." a cantata... Whiting Choral Society. Mlas Irma Shumway, soprano. Miss Helon Smith, alto. The Glee Club programme follows: "Elixir Juventatis" Stanley The Glee Club. Beading "No. 5 Collect Street" . .Fardessus Perry Riglexnan. Quartet "Good bye" TostI Messrs. Melntyre. Booth, Anderson. Oakes. "Tha Lost Chord" ....Sullivan The Glee Club. Monologue Rader Luke Rader. "Wlien tb Corn Is Waving". ........ .Buck The Glee Club. Reading "Last Day of School Jlmmla Recites" Mr. Reigelman. "Pilgrims' Chorus." from "Tannhauser" Wagner The Glee Club. Vocal "Tha Baritono Cat" ..Scott The Club Quartet. a "An Ode to Old Willamette. .Mendenhall b "A. College Boy" Morse (ci Finale "Then Take Me Back".... fed ""'c; k m OKIQINAL CUTDATE DRUGGISTS 7th. and WASHINGTON STS. PORTLAND; OPE. SPECIAL FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY SALE The Drugs At Special Cut Prices Fluid Extract Cascara, 3-oz..l7 Best Tincture Arnica, 8-oz. for X7 Pure Alum, 1 lb., special for 7 Powdered Sulphur, spec'l, 1 lb. 7 Fuller's Earth, on sale, 10c for 7 Essence of Peppermint, 4-oz.. .17 Spirits of Camphor, 6-oz for 17 Moth Balls, special, 1 lb. for 4V Denatured Alcohol, 1 pint for 9 Sugar Milk, 1 lb. for only. ...19 Phosphate Soda, special, 1 lb. .11 Bicarbonate Soda, 1 lb., spec'l, 7 Aromatic Castor Oil, 4-oz. for 17 Benzine, full pint, special at 7J Machine Oil, special sale price. . 7 Boracic Acid, full pound for.. 17 Cascara Bark, full pound for. .17 Rochelle Salts, 3-oz., special at 7 -AT A S - 1 K I 1 TABLETS or CALOMEL dM. IOC PHENOL AX WAFERS capsules, o-graln. TWO DOZ CASCARA TAB LETS, 3-graln, 100. 25c 25c 100 txYsrfb'"- ri'drf'"''', $1.19 COPPER PLATE ENGRAVED CALLING CARpS. To introduoe this beautiful card to Portland people, we will supply them Friday and Saturday only at Jf in the special price of, PER HUNDRED O 1 . 1 iJ Regular $2.00 value. See samples of the work. SUSPENSORIES 3 tZC CO 40. . OWL PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT ASSURES YOU a c c u rate, conscien tious work by scien tifically trained ex perts working by system under most favorable conditions. Fair prices figured on a fair basis. JETUM dyes your hat Instantly black or brown simple to OtS use AiiJU STRAW HAT CLEANER. We have it and guarantee it. Special 15c package; 25o value. RUBBER GOODS (- SPECIAL SALE. rW Trained nurse in charge .La. ' this department ( M Marvel Spray Springe, lJS2.-7: Barclay Spray Syringe. SI. 95: Baker Oil Atomizer, 69c; Anti-Colic Nipples, 4 for lOc; Premium, 3 nnart Tint Water Bottle. Kf. V Hard Rubber Syringes of all kinds. Arr by Mondcn h all The musical comedy sketch, "The Rajah of India" -made a hit. Following was the cast of characters: Hadad. an adventurer. ............ Mr. PfaiT Xockey, his brother Mr. Reigelman Terano, a Mexican Nobleman. .. .Mr. Wann The Rajah of India ". Mr. Beatty Balah, the Rajah's sister. .. .Mr. Schramm MUSICAL NUMBERS. Opening duet "Two Birdies with Their Feathers," Hadad and Xockey. Students' entrance song "Oregon. Our Xative Land." College song "Old Willamette." Finale "Away We Will Go." The festival was given under the di rection of Dean Mendenhall, of the Col lege of Music, Willamette University. MRS. W0LC0TT TO TESTIFY Mother of Edith Pepoon Will Appear Against Suspect. For the purpose of testifying against her son-in-law, George L. Pepoon, of Col vllle. Wash., who is accused of murder ing his wife, Mrs. Edith Pepoon, over six months ago by strychnine poisoning, Mrs. D. W. Wolcott, of 111 East Forty seventh street, left last night for Col vine. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Earl Pugh, also of this city. The trial will commence this week. It was due to Mrs. Wolcott's efforts that an investigation into the circum stances of Mrs. Pepoon's death was com menced. It resulted in the body being brought to Portland and examined. This showed death to have resulted from poi soning. Ray Wilcox, a paroled convict, who was implicated in the poisoning by Pe poon. is still at large. The case has excited great interest in the vicinity of the Inland Empire town. Quite a number of prominent people have been subpenaed to testify on both sides. EUGENE OUT FOR MUSICAL May Festival of Two Days Promises to Be Attractive. EUGENE, Or., May . (Special.) Ex tensive preparations are being made by the Eugene musicians who are to take part in the regular May Festival of Mu sic, which will be held in Vlllard Hal, May 13 and 14. The music will be under the direction of Professor I. M. Glen, of the University of Oregon, and the Uni versity Choral Society will render Stabat Mater and Hiawatha's Wedding Feast . The Choral Society will have to assist them, also Mr. and Mrs. Gadklns. of Cor vallis, and Mr. Belcher, of Portland. The Bettman-Kingenberg trio, of Portland, have been secured for the instrumental work of the festival. This event, which has come to be an annual one at Eugene, is one of the most Important annual musical events of the Willamette Valley, and as an evidence of the interest that is being shown in it, reservations of seats are being made by residents of Eugene and from outside points. Mormon Basin Man Freed. VALE. Or.. May 5. (Special.) J. J. Stills, of Mormon Basin, indicted on a Hartford, 3 0l sizes. No. 10..AiJC Hartford, 3 Atli sizes. No. 20..HrJC Hartford, 3 sizes. No. SO Hartford. 3 sizes. 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THE LITTLE BUYER The man that wants a five or 10-acre tract can find just what he wants here, at the. right price and terms. Almost everyone be lieves in the great future of Oregon. Everyone KNOWS of the great, future and present value of irrigated lands. Can you beat the com bination t Call at the office, let us tell you about our proposition. We've got the right stuff if you want it. Be independent! Get some land, get it right 1 Call at the office and let us tell you all about our lands. TEEPE & SMITH 414 Henry Bldg., Fourth and Oak Streets. After Reading About the Blizzards in the Middle West WHICH CAUSED (tI0O,OOO,OMI DAMAGES TO THE FARMERS Don't -yon think that t h 1 coudltlon will tirf dk more people to OregonT Don't you think Oreson land, on account of climatic conditions, is boniid to trot In value in the next three ) run r Don't you think an investment In Oregon lands Is bound to bring bis re turns f If yon believe this, why not Invest your money In Oreros landsf The safest investment in the world that will bring: bis; returns. WE ARE FORMING A PURCHASING SYNDICATE to buy up 15,000 acres of the best selected fruit and wheat lands In Yamhill, Sherman, Morrow and Gilliam Counties. All these lands are mostly im proved, 3000 acres in crop, with about twelve million feet of excellent timber. We can buy these lands for an average price of $19 per acre, which we will sell in small farms from $30 to $50 per acre. We have 600 applications for small farms and we will sell the entire tract inside of two years. 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IMITATION CHAMOIS. Size 21x28. Just the thing for 1 f cleaning, polishing, etc, special.. It C VE ARE PORTLAND'S EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR REXALL REMEDIES MINERAL. WATERS Cut Prices Hunyadl ............. . 21 Apenta .'iyi Vichy Celestine 2n Pluto .....242 Appolinaris. quarts -t oi White Rock, quarts fql Red Raven Splits issS Abilena Water 211 Buffalo Lithia Water '.'.'.'.'.506 cil of Hillsboro for a 25-year franchise for the furnishing of electric current and power In that city. It is under stood that there will be no objection. James Young, Aged 6 0, Dies. JACKSONVILLE, Or., May 6. (Spe cial.) James Young, aged 60 years. Street Commissioner of Jacksonville, died at his home here Sunday. He leaves a widow and Ave children. Union Bank & Trust Co, Portland, Oregon. Gentlemen: Please mail me full particulars about your Purchasing Syndicate. Name Address Mall and telephone Filled promptly aad accurately at uieee prices. HAL. LEY'S COMET Of course you're Interested in tbe comet. 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For these suits are so solid good substantial reliable good fit ting never out of style. Correct for Fall wear. Look out for that. A dealer told us our suits were cheaper' at three times the price of an Eastern-made one. He said he was not going to buy in the East for his Fall trade, but was going to use our make. That's high praise. Our suits get lots of it; they deserve it all. We make all our garments here; only real merchant tailor woolens used. If your size is not in stock we can make you one. Acheson Cloak & Suit Co. Acheson Building, 148 Fifth St. Take Elevator. o (. iat. W r . GREAT