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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1907)
THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1907. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ORECONIAN TELEPHONEH. . Countlnr-Room . .Main TOTO CUy Circulation Managing Editor Sunday Erfftc Compoflnjj- Room ;ity Editor . . , Main '070 Main 7070 . . . Nf I rl 7070. Main TOTO Main T070 superintendent Building Main TOTO F-t Side Ofrlr Eut 1 TUP! HEILIO THRATER (14h nd Wfu-Mnir- ton trt Thin a ftcmoon mt 2: IS o'clock. tonlKht at Hr 1 r.. rti-riLali SimpMa in comlo baker theater (M lt. Tamtilll ana Tar- W)BW TWtir Company In 'Why Paxter Butt4 In"; matinee s.t 2:13; to nlirht mt 8:lfl. EMPIRE THEATER filth and Vorrlaoo) The Mtanijtit riyer-; matmct at 2;lu; lOnlnrlt at 8:15. GRAND I'm i-It and Seven WAGES THEATER (Fourth m4 SlirW- Continuous vaudvlll. 2:30. T:SO. P. m. f TA R TH TOATKR rprk axiX Waablniton) Arin stock Corn. r n- m "Ilumbug": mal luee at 2;15; tonight at 8:15. LYRIC THEATER (7th ana AUm-Th. L,ne Stock Company In -Sapho"; matinee at 2;15; tonlKht at ; 1 3. CBfBRYB dat or FRTER.-Th& various churches of th city that have Joined In the meetings beintr conducted by William 1 1 r gii. traveller and explorer, at t lie wm.e Tempie, yweNay observed a (lay of prayer at the Y M. C. A. bulldlnn-. Thirty leader. tooK part 1 n the ln -"ji FxrrclRri, each prceldlnfr rot- at half hour, anu more than 1000 persons participated, TOnlellt at tVlft Vnlt Temple. Mr. Cell will address t he officers and teachers of the Sunday- schools of the churches or the city. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock he Will deliver an address to men only at the earne church and in the evening, at ' a meetfna- to which all are. Invited, he win lecture on "la Wrong fciver .Right?' Mr, Gell will continue hlsctures all of next week, speaking: every ntpht at the White Temple. n Thursday and Friday nijrhis he will deliver two of his best lectures as follows: . Thursday night. "Cannibalism, Before and After." and Friday nia-ht. "Through rifimy ind." Hibernians Fiax CBbEBRATlONH, At ft meeting of the Hibernian Society, held In the office of J. J. Smith In the Kenton, hill Id ins last nfht, rranKTnnts were made preliminary to two ela-borate enter- Ulnments to be given during the month of March under t he auspices of this or tranlxntlon. The first entertainment will toe Riven on the night of March 4, In cele- nation ot the birth ot Robert Emmett. for which an appropriate programme of exercises Is belntt prepared. St. Pat rlck'e lay on March 17 will be even more elaborately celebrated, The iQllQWlng committee was named to arrange for the two entertainments: John O'Hare. ehalr niAn: F3. H. Decry, B. W. Lane, rati ward Klllfeather, P. J. Smith, J. "V. McGinn, John E. Malley and Prank D. Hennessy. It Is planned to have these entertain ments surpass anything before under taken by the society. KXST Sine ClXB Oi-Exixo.-The East Side Club will hold Its house warming tnnlB-ht In Its apartments on the top floor of the Sargent, corner Grand; and Haw- thorne avenues, between 8 and 12 o'clock. Members and their friends will be present to open the club's handsome rooms. Ex pense has not been spared in fitting" up the rooms, and no club In the city has" finer quarters. The following are the officers and directors: President. "W. U. JBolse: vice-president. Edward Newbegin; secretary, W. S. Halvor; treasurer, H. IT. Newhall: R. D. Inman, Joseph M. Mealy. Waiter Barrell. Jesse Stearns. Georxe H. Holcomb. There Is now a membership of nearly loO, comprising' leading business men and property own ers on the Kat Side. Tbachcbs' Club Meetinq. The reffutsr meeting of the Teachers' Club will be held In the Museum of Art this evening. when the following programme will be rendered : "The Revolution and the "ir-t Empire," Miss Ruth Rounds; "The Ktc of Classicism: Tavld and Ills Pupils. Gros and Ints-rea." Mrs. A. K. Watson: "Pierce I'rud'hon. MytholORlcal and Allefrorlcal Subjects." Miss Viola Ortschlld; '.Mme 1 firm, Fortralts," Miss M. M. Dwelt A. full attendance of members la desired on account of important business. EuopiNo Husband . Caught. "Will Osbom Mi arrested by Detective Serg- eant Jones and Actlna: Detective Tlchenor In n. lodirlns-houae At SSI Kjist Morrixon street late yesterday- afternoon and was DwRca at police headquaners on a charjfe of lewd cohabitation. He is said to have sent his wife and child to Ten nessee, and Then to have fled from San Francisco to this city with a. daughter of 3. - 2. McPVtersrvn. The latter signed a complaint against him. Italians I.n- Fioht. G. D-aniel and fiiyvanl Battesfc, Kalians, onpaged In a furious fight at Second and Everett ntreet at 7 o'cloclc lant night, and were separated onlv upon the arrival of r- troimcn Thorpe anti Fields. Both VCTe taken to the' City Jafl, where they wero Hrnrchil. The police found, a pair ot Mteel "KnueKle" In the poMoaaion ot Batteste. He iras also charged with earning a. eftneefttai v.'oaport. tioW vera mllrchtly Intoxicated. "H. MAKB 20 PROORBM. N'O pro- gress was made yesterday by the police In the Investigation ot trie aliempted dvnamlle outrage on the St. Johns divi sion ot trie Portland Railway, Intern & rower Company. A stlcK of the explo itive was found parly Thursday morntnc lv-lnc near one of the rails, where it had ticen placed for the purpose of blowing up a train. IS'o clew has been found to tto Tifrppvr8.te.rs ot the crime or to their motive. HoL'BEfl Waktbd to Rint, We have 100 flrpt-c.MS tenants whom we are anxious to locate In desirable houses before. Feb ruary 1. If you have anything; a-ood and modern. Ave to eight rooms. Kiast Side or West Side, list the same with us at once. We will furnish you a tenant and -client the rent for you if you so desire. The Title Guarantee & Trust Co.; 240-244 "Washington street, corner Second, Port land. Or. Ttvrv. J. KimttroB. r. D.y who has occupied the pulpit of the ITirst fiesby- terian Church for the last two months, taveg next week for the Orient, having heen appointed by the ieneral Assembly a delegate to the Centennial of M IskIoiih in Ohina which is to im celebrated . in March, lie will preach his last Rprmons here tomorrow at 10:30 A." M. and 7:SO r. M". - d bid Too I-ow. squires Brothers have Toqiiesteri the executive Mrd to advance their bid for erertinar the new Kant ftlde cltv barn from T21-1 to 10.211. Their flKure was the lowest submitted for the contract which they would doubtless have received. As the Arm has discovered a mistake of JJOOO in its calculations, it is probable that all bids will be rejected and the contract re-advertised. DtflCHAROBn From Hospital. U B. Pen rl and Fred Tavies. the crew In charre of a Sell wood car on the line of the Oregon Water Tower Company, who were injured In a rear end collision Janus rv IS. have been discharged from the Good Samaritan Hospital. Walter K Case, a mail clerk who was injured at the same time. .3 Improving at his hon. Bank Oe-KtT Batordat Fvbwinq. -For the accommodation of depositors, the savings bank ot tho Title Guarantee & Trust Company. 240 ashlncton street, cor. Second. Is open on Saturday evenings from fi till S o'clock. For Rent. Storeroom 131 Sixth street, to let (or Ihe month ot February. For particulars Inttuirte. of the superintendent, room Stent Oreyonlan bull dinar. Dr. Bi-T will preach tomorrow In Cal- vary Presbyterian Church on "Love Ex- pelllng F"ear and "The Borrowed Ax." Wanted. Teams at Seventh and Oak streets; f5 per day. El wood Wiles Cont. WOIIIS'I EXC. 13 10th. lunch 11:10 to S; business men's lunch. Diamonds at a Discount. Nearly every person owns or hopes to own one or more diamond and there is really little or no excuse for any person with sufficient money to buy one nbt to do ao at once. it is not extravaganre, as well bought diamonds have Increased in value from year to year at a hifrhei- ratio than the aame ajnount of money loaned at pre- vailing- rates of Interest. For the next Ave days Leftert'g jewelry store at 27! Washington street, near Fourth, will sell diamonds .at genuine discount of 23 per cent. This is not a mere statement but a fact easily demonstrated If J0U will take the trouble to step Into their store and see for yourself. They have excellent reasons for making this stupendous cut. woodmb.x hold rallt,-a Dig rally Wa held last niffht by Multnomah Camp No. 77. Woodmen of tl World, in the hall on Kast Sixth street. It was an open meeting and many frienfla ot the members were present. After muslo hy H Quartet - Mayor Lana crave an addreaa, complimenting the camp on Its, fine show ing". After a, drill by the crack team Rev. George B. Van tors. d. tx made a vigorous speech in which he comr mended the purposes of the order. There was music by the quartet and. also Instru- mental selections. A banquet closed the evening:. Captain A. M. Cox was chair man of the cofhmittee on programnje. GiRtr' Mis Accuser. Walter Schuelte m anested Dy Patrick Mahor. of the District Attorney's office, last nigrht on a tatutory charne, preferred by Atllss Anna. Botcheck, aged 16 years. The prisoner emphatically aenlcg CMrgC, He 13 married and has a child. His accuser Ja hi. alaler-ln-lAW. Her father threat ened to Invoice the "unwritten law un less the arrest was made. Fearing phvsl- Cftl Violence. Sehuelte requested to' be locked up over nia-ht In the City Jail, and Captain Stover, commanding -police head quarters, complied. FlRB DRAWS CROWD.-Mueh excitement was caused at 10 o'cloclc last night when a. pile of waste paper was on fire on the top floor or the Chamber of Com- mere building, at Third and SUirk Streets. An alarm was turned in from box 341. hrlns-lner the Hremen and hun dreds of people to the scene. Within five minutes th. flr, was out with no damage. Ark for Lkttbrbox. Residents In the vicinity -of Hancock and San. Rafael streets at Rodney avenue have requested Postmaster Mlnto to pkoe a letter box In that locality. Mr. Mlnto has approved the request and hai announced that ad . dttionai boxes will be installed on Alberta andvother streets In the vicinity of Vernon. OoMHrmen Oroawtzm. Members of the rivers and harbors comtnjittee of the CHamber of Commerce recently appointed by President Roed met yesterday and or- Kantxed. The personnel of the committee from lajst year Is not changed. W. I. wheelwright retired as cnalrman and . B. Ayer was elected to succeed him. Burnbd Oas. Ernest Medley was- palnfully burned about the face, neck and nanda last night in a room at W$ Flttb street, by a gas explosion. He was re moved to the Good Samaritan Hoepltal. 1-1 Is Injuries are not serious. 0L0 RESIDENT IS DEAD JSVEXTFTTL LIFE OF HIRAM W, DICKEY EXDS. Crossed Plains by Wagon After Serv . injc Through OIVII War in Ohio Kegiment. - . An Oregon pioneer. Hiram "W. Dickey, well known throughout the Pacific .North- west among the old timers passed away at hU home. 414- Hail Btreet yesterday. Mr. Dickey was -born In Nassillon. O.. in 1S43 and served- as a volunteer in the united states service in company a, In fantry of Ohio, his native state, through out the Civil War. Tn 1R7 he went to Omaha. Neb. and enterins the employ of the Union Pacific run on the first train that ever went out' from thai city. Soon after he went to Arizona, crossing: the plains with a wngon-t r" i r . At this time he had, an adventure few nave ever been called upon to go through, and which showed the pluck and spirit of the man. a a typical frontiersman. In cross in k- the desert the leader or the train became confused, JOSt M5 DCadllgS and WHB leading the party away from wafer, the supply of which had run so short, that but a. rew amall flasks re- maLned with which to sustain life. Even that Bm&ll Supnty noon, gave out. entail- Ing much suffering. One of the 'party cut the throat of a dog belonsrlnfr to a member of the band, and dranK tUf blood to aopoase the horrible thirst that Con sumed him. At thin point a mutiny occurred, the entire party refusing to go further under the guidance -Of tho leader, and Mr. ""ii ia oV i m 4 1 - t -? I -"- -'fifftillltflViilHa t irffcli'a mirftrtTntWufritaaTMiil I f " Ttae 11. Hli-am W. Dleker. , .................,,, a tew hours. A party WHS marlft iin tn , . "V gO baok to search for the former loader. who had refused to rerrmin with the part-.-. His body was found near by the camp where the mutiny had OCCUretf. He had been killed by the Indians. In ISfiS Mr. Dickey went to Kalama. "Wash., where he held t he contract with the Northern Pacific Railroad, which was bring built at that time, to supply all the laborers needed In the construction work. He opened several hotels a Ion ir the line of the road, and opened the firsts -,.V,l I. II-...-.- i 1 - . wnuiMiie uquur uuus in uasningion at Tenlno. Soon after this the bank of Jay Cook, who was financing: the road failed, carrying down with it hundreds in the crash. Mr. Dickey bCltMnuch. Of the road's paper, for money advanced to the laborers, and lost heavily. Cot liinp daunted he came to Portland inr 1579 .and a.-.sociated Himself With E.. Martin & Co.. In the wholesale liquor business. He later opened a cafe under the old Cordray Theater that became the headquarters for the theatrical people Of that day. He went to North Yakima soon after this and became a partner of Justice Taggart of that city. Return ing to Portland he took up the timber and mining business, a calling which U fol- lowed until illness compelled him to retire about a year asro. He was interested in the Alaskan steamship trace at tne time of bis death. Mr. Dickey leaves a wife and four chil dren, the eldest of whom la "VV. iM.- Dickey, IN BUSINESS 20 YEARS LET "THE OLDEST TRUST COMPANY ' IN OREGON" SOLVE THE SAVING FBOfilEBI FOR YOU This stronp, - OLD company, always progressive and thoupbt ful for ihe safety of its rlepos- itors, offers the most lib-oral terms consistent with, conserv- fttive banking methods, find CALLS PARTICULAR ATTENTION to its Savings Bank Depart- ment. which pays 3 per cent in terest . on Savings Accounts, compounded twice a year. Your CHECKING ACCOUNT v vili draw 2 per cent interest on Daily Balances of $500 or over (event hundreds) , computed and credited monthly, Resources over . $1,800,000 - Call for book of "I LLUSTRATIONS." rortiana Trust company of Oregon S. IE. Cor. Third and Oak St a. 1 Phcna Eicbanc 72. T-Erj". I. OOH EN . President h. l.. pittock Vice-President B. LEE PAGET Secretary J. O. GOLTRA Assistant Secretary Mrs. Harry O. Whittler of this city, and Mrs. -A Rahles are dauffhter. The remains wiu t)9 cremated. The Iuneral will be. held at 2 o'clock this afternoon. EXPOSITION RINJf,' Today is the biff -day at the Exposi tion ftlnlc. Come and skate with the joiiy crowds ot your friends, RlnK comfortably heated by steam. WHERE TO DINE. All the delicacies of the season, at the Portland Restaurant: fine private apart ments xor portiea. so& Waah., near llllwaakie Country Club. Eastern and California races. Taks Bellwooa or Oregon City car, startlnj from First and Alder street. Any one can take Ca.rter's Little' Liver Pills, they are so very small. No trouble to swallow. No pain or griping after takl ing. - On Its eastern coant, at Grlnteby, Eng land Is building a huge dock, 1100 feet square. S-u-l-iiUin-T's Bpat tea and coffee both on top DO THEY FIT? IT they're not ux mn.ka Chem i you we fit you accurately .bong experience, every Mcwsiry scien- title apparatus and the required knon-ledga mn ablins via to cor rect ly u-t- th- laiTio. our ow rx com plete wurkahop with every facll- 4ty even to ihe grinding of spe. clsl lenses are all at your dls- popnl here. snurlne a service not poulbl-a with otllTM leu forluns t -ly equipped. Again do your glasses flt, or nearly fit? Dr. Lyon s Tooth f PERFECT Cleanses and beautifies tho TJsed. by people of refinement for over sk ATXir tox of a. otiiitiixj . . Gdvenlent for tourists. PREPARED BY ' IHSPSiSlff'IIfS M?Mt&2r Collars 3 .aSI Mil aa ruu SArunk. " -J II THEY DON'T CR&CK BO QUICK" 3 HTsLINOCORDeyelet end buttonholse 03 that stand the train. 3 OBO. P IDE a CO.. Ma-aj-kM-m TROT, H. T 3 m crancton a LIGHT LUNCHES Served at 5 S Confectionery 310 Washington Street TEETH Jk. 12.00 Full Set tor ffl.09. FRED FBEHN. Bnlldlns- t M -mam T " : "Llgut is the one thing wanted for tlie world." Carljle. If you follow our daily advertisements and act on our daily hints, you'll get a. wlear light on clothing, The suits we sell will keep shape, color and faitl or we buy 'era back. Today 85 Suits and Overcoats at $11.85.- Some of them were $18.00, others $16.50 and $15.00. ClotaUinsjCo "Men's an-rl InyB' Ontrltters. iss-ies Third St., Mobank Bid. DR.B.E.TOOST The Fa-inless Xonttt. Greatest Skill Moderate Frices S42Va Washington, , Corner Seventh. Phone Main 2119. Soothe the thToat and stop a hacking cough. A safe and simple remedy, sold only in boxes. Park Jlotel H OT SPR1N S . A RK. OiK?r ALL TMK VEAR Prarticmlly ftre Proof During the past Summer entirely refitted and decorated, hot and cold running water In every room. B.nl Mur. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC 6p Portland and vicinity AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FRANK L. S3VTITII MEAT COMPANY, OF Gentlemen Tn the issue of The Morning Oregonian of Januaiy 21st, 190T, on page 12 or that paper, you caused to fie printed in your advertise ih following; warning: ''Beware of those beef trust markets with their high pi-ices, their false weights and tricky deals." j 1 (5, the .undersigned, markets of he City of Portland, were unaware that such a state of facts existed, which would warrant such an expression in a prominent and reliable newspaper lite The Daily Oregonian, and believing 'that such a warning casts suspicion on all the markets of this city promiscu ously and does a great damage to the meat trade, we feel that in (ill f cUrnCSS tO tlie public of Portland and mfcr, as well as ourselves, as upright and honest business men, that we call upon you now to give us: irst-xne namts or tnose Dcef trust marKets. Second The names of those markets who are giving false weights. : TKix-d The names of those markets who are practicing trjcKy CialS, W0, the Undersigned markets, have been jn business in the Oitv of Port land for a great jnauy years, and unless vou will give us the names of the par- tics or concerns who are following the practices named in your warning, as above quoted, through the columns of The Daily or Sunday Oregonian, we must brand the charges made in your advertisement as a deliberate aid 1113" lioious falsehood. In the ab senee of definite names oi markets guilty of the practices named in your advertisement, we must charge Vou with casting un- warranted slur upon the meat trade of the City of Portland, making asser- tions in your advertisement which are false and. misleading to the people of this city and vicinity. We favor meat inspection. Do you? Why not? Our scales are the- best that money can buy, and. have stood a rigid test in this city time and again. Have yours i It is not now, nor has it ever been, a necessity with us to resort to trickv deals to sen the class of oods we handle, Have you found it necessary, in Order to dispose of the class of goods you handle? -A. waiting your reply through The Daily Oregonian of this city, we remain Yours respectfully, , ' J. T. MEEGINS , FRED SAOTTENBEM BOSTON PACKING CO. PEOPLE'S MARKET ii GROCERY 00. W. Im. MAHER HEXTER & STRAUSE JACOB RASSI HENRY TASSBENDER ERNEST KTJKNHAUSEN CHRIS W0LSIITER ' PALACE MARKET PAVILION MARKET SHEEIiAND BROS, FRITZ STUCKLE O. BLUM THE 0. K. MARKET EMPIRE MARKET E. H. DEERY CHICAGO MARKET KOESSEL&FREY M. J. JONES PARK & KOLB RAINIER MARKET JOHN BROTHERS AN OBJECT LESSON Any bullrllnr on which our paint I used will prove object leanon. aH the paint will outwear any other paint and look better first, last and nit the time. If the cheap est paint and the only paint to use, THE BIG PAINT STORE Fisher, Thcrsen & Co. Front and Morriion Eli. A SHOE THAT ' PINCHES .--. Or binds cannot become comfortable except by losing: its shape. That is why a lasting- style requires a perfect fit. The Hanan Shoe is first made to flt, BaoK vl mis 15 the carefully select- ed leather and the particular work manship which maKeq that perfect fit last as long- as tlie shoe. ' - ROSENTHAL'S m0r " 149 TKird Street Portland's Best Sbo Stor SOLE AGENTS CHICHESTER'S PILLS ciejtz 1 ri?i t trig Co. 4! a T -A k- : Baw A lidlca! A)k )urlruciriflt f M.fllM Ur'l Dltmond Itran Pllli In Kd and Ciold metal! VlAjlo.ND HKAW I'iLLS, tot ym carried Bri. Safest. AUin R- ltMe. old by HFiiilte IF YOUR. HAIR In Gray, atre&ke3 or nicbd tt ctt ba wtored to uj l8HtlfiU color 6j The. Imperial Hair Regenerator the acknowlodKod 8 I' A I I HAIR COLORING for Gray or H I PAr h ftd Hair lnln-pa dm Hiii-oWa- easily applied, lU use cannot bd- xcfea. bawpieoi nair coiorsa latapvriMl Chtw. Mfg. C. 133 W.XM SiFCX s SHAW'S-PURE afUnarfca-'a ORIQINiL MALT WlilSKT Today BLUMAUfiR & HOCH MALT Ihe NewYorK Dental Parlors Introduced Modern Dental Work in Portland 7 years ago, as well as Modern Prices for the benefit of the people of the Northwest Ufi PAQ Modern Dentistry Is Painless Dentistry lin DlflJ Wu ufltf in ixtnittea roaHYtiy vnmouiFain fill Irilll lata fit our Main Office, where tho General Manager Will hereftrtflr deVOtfi his Wliolfl tlmd loolcln? after th welfare ot th patients ot thU ffic at Fourth and Morrison Sta.. Portland. Oregon. Our price mre just th stune d-s In Jkll Eastern cltlea for lefltimata work, wjtn a protective guarantee for ten years. Everything modern and elaborately arranged for the comfort of our patrons. Teeth Without Plates $5.00 KtBt Gold Crown and Bridge Work $5.00 W ar-f making a poHalty of GOLD fROWV n.nd BRIDGE WORKt th most BEAUTIFt PAINI.KSS .nd MXIW.A--H3 of m. rtentm.1 work Known to the profession. Our name alone will be a guarant99 thftt yOUT U'Ork will bo of the Wt. U'e ll4V0 ft gppclftllut In ach dApartment. Best operators, best roli workman and xtrnctor ot teeth; in fact a-tl the sta.nT are INVESTORS HOOBRN DENTISTRY. fjEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS Fourth aod Morrison Street Portland, Orrgnn. l"o not mlKtfik- the Pl We hs-ye for over seven years. -Over Sealey Mason Grocery. ss.me offices i NOVELTY Everything new in Onti e-i 1 Rr-airla TT.ir I HEADQUARTERS muted by us. COLUMBIAN OPTICAL COMPANY I Denver, Omaha, Kansas Cty. Salt Lake, Dallas, Tex.? .Portland. Or. 1S8 Sixth St. PLOTD 3F. UROWKK. Mr- PiChamters OPTOMETRIST 11 y ajorrc-eted. ArtaW lift 7TH ST ITKAB ALDER ST. rtKat mxa BtMrt BquIppmi Optical Wt.sfc- IX sum eat la IortawsvU
