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MORNING OREGQXIAtf, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, . 1
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END COLLEGE WORK
WOULD KICK
Young Dentists Hold Their
Commencement. ,y
Baby's Awful Suffering from Eczemi
Could Not Hold Her Tor
Face and Arms Almost to Piecf s
Grateful Mother Says:
DIPLOMAS .FOR F'QRTY-ONE
AND SCREAM
Havirigr.Completed tlie Course at1 the
JTorth'' Pacific Dental College the
Graduating Class Is Xow
Entitled to Practice.
The First Baptist Church was filled to
its capacity last night, on the occasion
o the commencement exercises of. the
Kofth Pacific Dental College.
Forty-one members of the 1905 class
received diplomas conferring' upon them
the degree of doctor of dental medicine,
and as eachi of these stepped forward to
receive the insignia of his knowledge
and the authority for his fitness in his
chosen profession, he was greeted with
hearty applause.
A pleasing programme, Intersperse'd
with advice, commendation and music,
was arranged for the exit of the seniors
from college life.
Judge Alfred F. Sears delivered the
annual address, in which he dwelt at
length on the obligations of citizenship
and. the necessity for professional men
recognizing and fulfilling such. He
made a strong plea that In the coming
primaries not only the graduates, but
the' audience, should do all in their
power to see that men were nominated
for office who would make, enforce and
execute all proper 'laws.
Dr. B. F. Eshelman conferred the de
grees, and in a pleasant strain com
mended the class, for Its past work.
In his charge to the graduates Dr
Thomas L. Eliot in Ills free way offered
wholesome advice for the guidance of
the new dentists- in the future, and
urged upon them the necessity of main
taining the high standard, now set in
the profession.
The valedictory was delivered by B.
N. Hamm. A. B.. D. M. D.
In "A Red. "Red Rose" and "The
Nightingale Song," Miss Edwina Mas
tick was never heard to better advantage,-
and the selections rendered by the
trio, composed of Miss- Hugglns. piano;
Mr. Spltzner. violin, and .air. Konrad,
vlollncello, were particularly pleasing.
The "Traame Yalse," composed espe
cially for the occasion by Mr. Stfltzner,
was a feature of the programme.
Those receiving diplomas were:
Jack Aylwln. George Jay Bacher,
Chester Franklin Becker. M. Montefiore
Bettman. Robert Nicholas Brewster.
Henry Ernest Burmestcr. Cornelius
Sherman Collier. Harry Gardner Davis.
Walter Scott Dorfner. James Francis
Drake. Solomon Crawford Endlcott,
Ellis B Flett. Walter Manual Galla
gher, John Gill. Benjamin Norman
Hamm. Henry Adolph Harr. William
Elmer Hartel, Frank DeForest Has
brouck, Edward Hirstel. Arthur W. Lis
ter, Cornelius Silvey Kelsay. Albert
"William Kinney. Yo Taro Koudo, Alex
ander MacDougall. Earl Cornelius Mc
Farland, Tom Mesdag. Chester Arthur
Morris. Herbert Aldolphus Moss, Bert
Clarence Ollnger. Milford Austin Price,
Alton David Remington. Orville Robert
Reyburn, Urlas B. Shanlz, Bert E.
Schoonmaker, Henry Brough Sook
Ralph Cecil Swinburne. Dana Isaac
Wadsworth, Lewis Free Walker, Will
iam Adam . Walthew. Edward Hale
White. Anna Long Yates.
THE AUTOMATIC FRANCHISE
Fred. Merrill Says He Js "ot In
Favor of It.
Two mooted questions will be before
the City Council today, and there seems
no probability of either being settled.
The. .automatic telephone franchise nas
one supporter absent and one or two
who are accredited with backsliding
and the billboard ordinance is being
used as a shuttlecock between the
Council meeting and the license com
mittee. Four members of the Council have
stood resolutely out against the auto
matic telephone and to secure one of
these would be necessary to pass tho
franchise. It was rumored yesterday
that such a one had been found. It
was not Rumelln, nor Sherrett, but
was said to be Fred T. Merrill. When
asked yesterday If he would change his
vote on that question. Merrill at first
almost said he would. He said he might
spring a surprise -on the Council meet
ing. Then he explained why he thought
the automatic telephone would be a
bad thing. The seventh member of the
Council nccesary to vote for a fran
chise for tho automatic telephone was
evidently not Fred T. Merrill. However,
he did not say yesterday what he was
going to do toJay.
He can do what he pleases If Dr.
Sanford Whiting does not appear, for
with him absent, as anticipated, a suf
ficient number of votes cannot be ob
tained to pass the franchise.
The billboard ordinance seems to be
in the usual condition of nobody know
ing just what is wanted and no two
members of the Council having .the
same Ideas on the subject. At the last
meeting of the Council "an ordinance
was introduced on this subject and was
passed over to the license committee
to see what could be done about It. The
license committee held a hurried meet
ing last Monday at which it reud over
a portion of the proposed ordinance and
decided that the Council could not do
much with the ordinance in its pres
ent shape, and that a further expres
sion of opinion was desirable so it
referred the proposed ordinance back
to the Council, and there is no telling
what will become of it now.
IT DOES NOT FAVOR PLAN
Chamber of Commerce Refuses to
Commend Xew Department.
The proposition in which the Chamber
of Commerce was asked to co-operate, by
which an agitation was to -be started
tending to the creation of a Government
department Into which the Interstate
commerce commission should be merged,
was-indefinitely postponed as it was not
thought time for the consideration of such
a question at a meelng of the Chamber
yesterday. The plan proposed called for
the merging of the commission into a
department, the secretary of the commis
sion to be the secretary .of the depart
ment To it would bo submitted the es
tablishment and maintenance of all rail
road freight rates and the settlement of
all rate disputes.
The petition of the Astoria Chamber of
Commerce asking that the Portland or
ganization join in an effort to have the
Government dredge Chinook remain at
work on the Columbia river bar was re
fused, it bein thought by the trustees'
that the question had been settled by the
Government.
The following persons and firms were
elected to membership In the Chamber
Dr. William Jones, The city Steam
Dyeing sjkI Cleaning . Works, W. W
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Thr graduates, reading from
Kirrt Row Kdwanl HeratoU
st-d Itew William B4mer
Third Row John Gill, Herbert Adolphus Moss, llalnh Cecil Swinburne,
fourth Row Milford Austin l.'rlce;.. Oroville Robert Reyburn. Frank. De Forest Hasbrouck; Walter ManuaIGal!agher. James Francis Drake. Edwartl Hale White. Yo Taro Koudo, Lewis Free' Walker.
Fifth- Row Albert WllHam Tlnney. Urlas B. Shantz. M. Montenore Bettman, Benjamin "Norman -Hamm, .William Adam Walthew.. Jack Aylwln, "AUo'n.Dayld-.Rcmlngton.
Sixth Row Cornelius Sherman Collier. Ellis B. Flett. Arthur W. Lister, Earl Cornelius McFarland. .--. ' '
Robinson: Hyland Brothers. W. H. Bcr
rill. W. A. Qumming, McGarry & Rich
ardson. Dr. Woods Hutchinson. James F.
Bell,- F-" H. ICIsor.. Charles J. Brown; Otis
B. Wight, J. V. & V. Cook Salmon Pack
ers, George "V. Foott, Charles B. Brown,
William D. Kfiuon. Pearson Pasr & Co.,
and F. L. Lltherland.
Michigan Society's May Day.
A May day party was given by the
Michigan T Society last night.- at which
members of all the othor state societies
were guests, more than 300 in all. The
chief entertainment of the evening was
the election of u queen, that honor going
to Mrs. O. R. Baker.
Pain In tho side nearly always conies
from a disordered liver1 and is romptly
relieved by Carter's. Little Liver Pills.
Don't forget this."
right to left are as follows:
Twr MeMfasr. Bert Clarence
-Hartel. Hnry Brough Sook. Solomon Crawford Enajcott. Anna iongiai?, Alexander
IMPOSES OCCUPATION TAX
St. iTolins Must Have Money for Mu
nicipal Government.
In order to get money for current ex
penses the St. Johns Council at its
meeting Mo'nJay evening decided to Im
pose an occupation tax. on all business
houses of that place. For this purpose,
and to secure an. estimate as to how
much of a taxto levy, the whole matter
was referred to the tinance committee,
to report at the next meeting. It is said
that the business. men generally favtfr
an occupation tax as they realize that
money must be had for expenses, pro
vided that it is not made too sleep. It
la .thought that an occupation that will
not oe burdensome will yield about
$100 per month. -
DEGREES
ARE CONFERRED
UPON
MEMBERS OF
1905 CLASS
.. OF
NORTH PACIFIC
DENTAL:' V
COLLE.GF
w OMnger. Dana Isaac Wadsvforlh. Chcl?r "Franklin Becker. T Henry Adolph -Harr, Cornelius SHvcy Kelsay.
k. Sokjmon Crawford Endjcott. Anna tang.Tatci, Alexander MacDouRaU.Be.rt. E. Schoonmaker, Henry Ernest,
lfarry Gardner Davis; Robert 'Nicholas Brewster.
At this meeting; it "was decided to
hold a special election Monday. May 2;
to give voters an opportunity to vdte:
for or against issuing ;?10,0D3 in'bbrfds.
to bear not-over 6 per cent Interest-aaJ.
to run ten years. The money is -wanted:
for City Hall "and .grounds, to. pay off
debts, erect a public dock at fhe-Yoot of
Richmond street, and pay forflre ap
paratus, the "whole issue aggregating
510.000.
Mayor "W. H. King again encountered
the opposition of -the Council to his
appointment of .Chief, of Police, by re
fusing to confirm the nomination ipf
Matt Gardner and holding up the ap
pointment -until the next meeting. "
H. "Wlrisor, representing the Clare
mont Travelers Hotel, to be erected on
the SU Helens road, across the Wil
lamette River from SU Johns, applied
Tor XL ten years franchise for a ferry
to land at the foot of Phlladelp'aia.
' iJiin
JiacDouRall. Bert E. Schoonmaker, Henry Emest,
Chester. Arthur Morris "Walter Scoti Dorfner.
.street. Mr. Wlnsor, -said - at -first the
ferry could -carry pedestrians for 5
.cents,' but later "would" put On' a boat
that would carry teams.. Tho matter
-vvas referred tO'the conimittee.on landings-
and-wbarves.vThe -Council fixed
xhe salaries, of the City .Attorney and
Marsha", at $60 each.
laundry -Machine in Dispute.
W. T. .lambert has- Instituted suit
Against the, Portland. Laundry .Company
to recover 12500 or to obtain possession of.
"aundry'- machinery and Implements on
which -he holds-a mortgage executed Feb
ruary 2. 1S03. by H.' A. Chapman and. F.
E.' Harris. Lambert alleges that the
laundry company has unlawfully taken
possession of the property and ejected
him from the premises. On account ef this
action he demands damages.
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Bnrmester.
GeorscJay'Bacher.
DELEGATES BEGIN TO COME
Members or Order Railway Conduc
tors Come to Portland.
The- delegates to the biennial-convention
of-tho Order of Railway Conductors
of America, which is to be called In Port
land on Tuesday, . May 9, are beginning
to arrive in the city, and already the
headquarters at 233 "Washington street Is
a busy place.
E. B. Coman, the veteran railway con
ductor of the O. R. & N., Is In charge
of the arrangements here, anil ia taking
care f tho visitors as. they -cme. By
arrangement each visitor has his lodging
place provided for him. before reacltin,g
the city, !ao there -wilf be bo confusion
"CUTICURA REMEDIES
" - SAVED HER LIFE"'
"When mr little girl was ixmomtat
old, she had eczema. We had used
cold creams asd all kinds of remedies,
but nothing did her any good ; in fact
she kept getting worse, x used, to
-wrap her hands up, and -when I would
dress her, I had. to put Her on the table,
for I could not hold her. She would
kick and scream, and when she could,
she would tear her face and am
almost to pieces, I used four boxes of.
Cuttcura Ointment, two cakes of Cun
cura Soap, and gave her the Cuticur
Resolvent, and she was cured, and I
see no traces of the humour left. lean
truthfully say that thev have saved
her life, and I should advise any bse
suffering as she did, to give Cuticura
a fair trial. Mrs. G. A. Conrsd, Lis
bon, N. H., Feb. 7, 1898."
FIVE YEARS LATER
Mrs. Conrad Writes
"It is -with pleasure that I can in
form you that the cure has been per
manent. Itianow six years since she
was cured, and there has been, no re
turn of the disease since. X hare ad
vised a lot of friends to use Cuticura
In all diseases of the skin."
Instant relief and refreshiag sleep
for skin-tortured babies, and rest for
tired, fretted mothers, in -nana baths
with Cuticura Soap and gentle anoint
ings with Cuticura Ointment, tbegreat '
skin cure. This is the purest, sweetest,
most speedy, permanent, and econom- .
icaltreatmcnt for torturing, disfigur-
ing, itching, burning, scaly, crusted,
and pimply skin and acalp fonaour.
SU arufkat tit world. Cutlcars Ktulnst. .
(in Urm-or CkcUti CeiSid FU!t. 2Sc. pr tUI ef 49),
Oiatmtat, ir6p. tic Totttz Drur a C&ab-Cf.,
BiU, Salt rr;t- aa-3ai tr"Cnttiruri SU Book.'
or Inconvenience upon the -arrival of the
quests In Portland.
The convention will be the thirtieth to
he held In the United States since the
Inception of the order, and will bring .
approximately 2500 persons to the city.
There are 473 divisions of the order In
the United State, which, will give a
total of 950 delegates and alternates to
the attendance, while the ladles" auxiliary
will add 412 more delegates from the. 205
divisions of their order. Added to this
number of accredited delegates It Is esti
mated that more than 1000 visitors will
accompany the excursion either as
members of the organization or friends.
Three special train will reach Porti-
land May 8 at 11:30 o'clock at night over
the O. R.- & N.. while a Northern Pacific
special will arrive at 4:25 o'clock on the
morning of May 9 and a Great northern
Northern Pacific special on May la at
3:23 o'clock in the afternoon. It is' esti
mated that there tvIH be 500 persons on
eah .train.
Each train will be in charge of a grand
officer of the order, the Oregon Short
Line special being under the manage
ment of Assistant Grand Chief Conductor
A. B. Garrets'on. the Northern Pacific
under the control of Grand Junior Con
ductor L. E. Shepherd and the Great
Northern in the keeping of Grand Senior
Conductor C. H. "Wilkins. The first meet
ing will be held on. Tuesday afternoon
In the Armory.
Arrested for Stealing Wire.
Frank Berger, of Portland, devised- a
get-rich-quick scheme, and as a result be
is lodged in the city Jail charged with,
larceny. It is alleged that he .cut the
copper wires connecting the Iron rails of
the track being constrncted by the street
railway company near Pfedmont. and sold
them at good prices. The copper wk Is
very valuable. He was arrested by De
tectives Kerrigan and Snow.
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