Morning Oregonian., January 29, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

THE MORNING OREGOXIAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1907.
W. LGDULD IS DEAD
Captain in Oregon National
Guard Passes Away.
WAS HEAD OF COMPANY F
Cipnrral Order Issued for Military
Funeral and the Placing in
Mourning for Thirty Days
of Third Infantry Colors.
William Tj. Gould, for many years oon
nocted with the City Auditor's office,
died yesterday morning at his home, 93
Tenth street, after a lingering illness.
Mr. Gould was also prominent In the
affairs of the Oregron National Guard, In
which for the past year he had been
Captain of Company F, Third Infantry.
Ho was born in' St Cloud, Minn., Sep
tember lo. 18S7. While he was a. child
hlj. family moved to SAnla Cruz. I nl-,
where he resided until the Spring of 1885
whn ho moved to Oregon and settled
In Portland..
Soon a.f ter His anrlva.1 in thin city
'n pta I n Go u I obtained a. position In
the City Auditor's offlco and. worked
5t 1
I tic, Cr
Th. lmt William I. ould.
Wa tintar A. M. Camhell fop seven
5-ri. Tn July, !. ri marrIM Aflrt
Nl I i Mftlhorn, a. Southern Orogon girl.
In the Ka.ll of tha-t year tie entered the
National Guard ns a private and In ttie
ourw of ttn years -worked up to the
rank of c.pitTi.
Cnptaln Gould wan also employed threa
yearn in the Auditor s offlo under
Thomas C. Devlin, and nna your r th
City Treasurer's office. He. was Instru
mental In securing a franchlp. for the
Oregon Traction Company, and for the
yast few months had been connected with
the engineer's o.f flee of the t'ntted Rail
" ways Company.
Captain Oould leaves a wife, Mrs,
HelHe Gould, and. two brothers, Horace
K. Gould, of Memphis. Term., and Of. C.
Gould, of this olty. The funeral will be
held Thursday from the Armory at 1:30
o'clock and the interment will be at
Rlvervlew cemetery. The service will be
held under the auspices of the Orepon
NatlonRl Guard and will tie according-
to military rites.
The following special orders bearing on
Captain Gould a death were issued yes
terday from National Guard head
quarters: Special Order9 Issued.
Oeneral Order., No. 1 The Commander-
in-Chief announces with sorrow the death
of Captain 'William L. Gould, Third Infan
try, Orernn National Guard, which occurred
on the 28th Inst, at Portland, Or.
Captain Oould enlisted In Company
First Regiment, February 8. 1S89, and was
discharged In Novemher, 1800. On Novcm
her 0, 18116, he Unlisted In Company A
First IteKtment. and served until May
1R9&. From December 7. 1808, he served
as a private, sergeant and' first sergeant
In Company. F, Third Regiment, holding the
latter warrant to March 18. 1901, at which
date he was commissioned First Lieutenant.
He was commissioned Captain- and assigned
to Company F, Third Infantry, August 24,
ions.
His record of over ten years" service in
the Oregon ratlonal Guard vU faithful
and painstaking, and the services rendered
by him wilt attach him to those with whom
he wa. associated.
As a mark of respect to his memory, the
colors of the Third Infantry will be placed
In mourning for a period of 80 days from
me aate of this order.
By order -of the Ooramander-ln-Ohlef.
W. E. FINZER, Adjutant-General.
General Order.. JCo. 2 The commanding;
ornrer announces with deep sorrow the
death of Captain William I Gould, com-
rnandlna- Company F. Third Infantry, Ore
son National Guard.
The body will lie In state In Multnomah
County Armory from 0 A. M. until 1:30
P. M., Thursday, January 31, 1807. Com
pany P. Third Infantry. Oregon National
Ciuard. will furnish a detail of one non
commissioned officer and four privates as a
nuari of honor, on this occasion. They Till
report at 8:43 A. M. to Lieutenant W. B.
Odale on the date above mentioned. Fu
neral services will be held at the Armory
at 1:30 P. M., January 31, 1907. The in
terment will take place at Rlvervlew Ceme
tery. Company P, Third Infantry, will act
as escort. The following; officers are de
tailed as pallbearers: Captlan H. U. Welch,
First Battery. Field Artillery; Captain T. K.
Dunbar, Third Infantry, O. N. G. ; Captain
C. T. Smith, Third Infantry, sO. N. G. ; Cap
tain R. O. Scott, Third Infantry. O. N. G. ;
Captain R. M. Doble, Third Infantry. O. N.
O.; Captain U A. Bowman. Third Infantry,
o. N. a.
Field staff, noncommissioned staff, band
nd Companies B, C, E, F, H and K. Third
imaniry, uregon National Guard, win as
semble at the Armory la dress uniform,
with side arms, overcoats and lerirlnss. on
January 31, 10T. First call. at 12:45 P. M.
Assembly Thursday at 1 F. M. , Adjutant's
call at 1:15 p. M.
The regiment will march to Third and
Madicon streets, and then return to the
Armory. Company F will embark on a
special car provided for them at Third and
Madison and proceed to Rlvervlew ceme
tery, i
As a mark of respect to Captain Gould's
memory, the officers of the Third Infantry
will wear a knot of black crepe upon the
sword hilt for a period of SO days from tlas
date of this order.
By order of Colonel McDonell.
Call of First Battery. -The
Flr.t Battery. Field Artillery, will
assemble at Multnomah County Armory on
Thursday, January 31, 190T, for the pur
pose of attending the funeral of Captain
William 1. Gould, Third Infantry. Oregon
National Guard. The assembly will be at
1 o'clock P. M. Uniform dress, with over-
Coats, leggings and side arms.
(Signed) H. u. WELCH. Captain. .
DEATH OF J. C. HITCHCOCK
Resident of Vancouver Lives a Long
snd TjBeful JLdfe.
James Cossett Hitchcock, whos nor-
.- Muss-. haMnHh H 1 a i-4 n t thA home
of his son, Kdwin F' Hitchcock. a,t 327
East Eleventh street Kortit, in mis cny
STORM OF LONG AGO
Sheet of Ice Followed by Great
Conflagration.
INDIANS TELL OF DISASTER
at iM P. M. Sunday. January ID. Mr.
xtllcncocK was porn bioihui,
on February 1-4. 1SS3. maklns him 83 year
11 months and 6 days old. He went to
Illinois m i voune mail ana settled
In the -western part of Peoria County.
movfnfr from there to Henry County In
1P3 In hs". moved to Aaair t-ounty,
Iowa, and In 1890 ho came to Washington
a
and sM& In Vancouver, whorft M hftS
glnce) I ! v-ri . On Nove mxi- 7. 1 M4, h
w united ir marriage to Emily Iraln
Hunt who for over 62 years hits been
nig witnim mywn una w??x.
sides hie wife lie Is survived by six sons
and . lar number of (crandehildrein.
who mourn The loss of a. faithful husbarid.
parent and friend. His oldest won.
Mi M m u Montavuia. fort-
ln-nd: W. H". on Mill Plain. Clarlc County,
TN'th. GeorFe O- at Ballard, W ash. :
Frank I. F. near Menlo, Iowa; Edwin
F. iu Portlana and Alton L. at Orange,
51.
Mr. Hitchcoclc hmm been enicaire durlnie
h I a 1 i fot l too in farmlns, mer can tl la buai
nes and carpentering. He has baen
fttWoi Tlgorovm man tinl up to two -ears
ego wa in the enjoyment of good health.
About that time lie t)tan to fall In
strenarfh and Ti i 't etea.tl- .rone Gmrn
until he fell peacefully to sleep, not from
biw kmk hi itm & I'fiaflilB out o(
th" marhlnery of Iff. TTe was perfectly
ennicloiM up to an hour of the end and
wa a ready and anxious to da a t rest .
Tor T2 years no had Deen a member of
the Methodlut Episcopal Church, a con-
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Frank J. Parker Says that In 1837
' Storm Similar to Present One
Occurred, Breaking Limbs and
Resulting in Great Fire.
look out for a great forest fire to
sweep througrh the Oregron forests next
summer. It was such a storm as the
one this section of the country is now
passing: through that caused the larg
est forest fire known- of on the Pacific
Coast. .Thia blaze Occurred about 70
years ago and swept from the Colum
bia River aa far south as the present
boundary between California and Ore-
BTOn.
Colonel 'Frank J. Parkir. a well-
known pioneer Journalist, declares that
he has been informed by old Indians
and hunters that about 1S3? there was
a Krput ice storm along tile roaat. Ice
comlnr lik rain from thfl skies and
freezing as it fell.
"From the stories told me a score
of times from as many different per
sona, I am aure that thia 'lea atorm'
was the same sort of weather as we
aro now enaurinj," eaitl Mr. ParKer
last night "Th Indians and pioneers
who told me of the severe Winter of
about 70 years asro declared tNat the
ice was ao tiilcK on the trees that ai
me big bjwtics re pulled on ana
the trunks were left bare. When Sum
mer came, these fallen limbs became
aa dry as tinder. I n aome manner, fire
got started In this underbrush and
races flown the coast 18 a hurricane.
"For miles and miles It nwept every
thing? In Its path, leaving the once
beautiful forests, that ha.ti been arrow
ing for centurieB, simply a vast wllder-
!.A2!t ft! scared Und ulflclcenftil slumps.
These may be seen today by the trav
eler w no Journeys down toward a the
Yaquina and Coon Bay country. There
The iorte James Cossett Uitvbcocitu
slstent. active Christian, Owing; to his
failing- health Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock
came to stay with their' son in Portland
early in last October and expected to
visit with others of their children dur
ing the Winter.
The . funeral services were held from
the First Methodist Church In Vancouver,
Was h . , of which he was a mem ber, q n
Tuesday. January 22, at 1 P. M. The
funeral sermon was preached by Dr. D.
0. Franklin, of Trinity Church. Seattle.
Wash., by request of Mr. Hitchcock, he
having been, his pastor several years in
Iowa and a very Intimate friend of the
family. Interment was In the City Ceme
tery, a large number of relatives and
friends attending-.
Any one can taice Carter's Little Liver
nils, they are so very small. No trouble
toswallow. No pain or griping afte tak
er- thousand? of tftepo- Btumpd Qf trWO
still standing-, showing: that before this
Are aome of the finest foresta the
world fta-a ever lenown were -within the
boundaries of this commonwealth.
"Ail tno timuer that covers that sec
Hon of the state now has grown up
since that awful fire of 1 on r ao, with
but a few exceptions. Mere and there
one will find a glant monarch of the
forest rearing Its head high ihu Hi
neighbors, thus provinsr that a few of
the trees aacaed the flood ox names.
"The old settlers told ma that before
that great Pre, there wa.3 no. ynfler-
brunh in those forests, but soon aTtr-
w&rdM small tres that abound In 1111
amoolc. Lincoln and Cook Cotintlea.
sprang up. The lire also killed nearly
all of the wild animals In its trad
thousands of bears, wolves, eousxars
and wild-fats having been roasted eillve.
Moat of the deer are supposed to have
escaped into the Eastern part of. the
gtato.
"Now I fa.r that this storm will
cause the limbs on the forest trees to
fall as they did years ago, and when
Summer comes, dry out. Then another
rlre may rare- throuprh . the timber.
brlngring; ruin and death to many.
RTJXS CAR WHEN CREW FAILS
ratrolman Riley - Brings Fiilton
r Park Car to City.
Patrolman Riley proved his resource
fulness yesterday morning by bringing
a carload of passengers to the city from
Kulton Park, despite the fact that the
crew of the car said it could not be
done. Riley got on top of the car
and gripped the trolley, holding it
firmly agrainst the wire, until he suc
ceeded in bringing the-car to the city
with Its heavy load of. workers.
The novel sight was witnessed by
lars;e numbers of people who wondered
If one of Portland's policemen had sud-
-denly gone insane. To see a man in
full uniform standing on top of a car,
pressing- the trolley' hard against a
wire covered with icicles was some
thing witnessed in Portland but once
in a generation, and the feat caused
much comment.
Patrolman Riley formerly worked aa
a streetcar man in the East, and re
marked "i when he reached the police
headquarters to report for duty that he
was accustomed to this kind of
weather.
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Positive
E5
A soda cracker should be the most nutri
tious and wholesome of all foods made
from wheat
Comparative
But ordinary soda crackers absorb moist
ure, collect dust and become stale and
soggy long before they reach your table.
There is however, one
Superlative
soda cracker at once so pure, so clean, so
crisp and nourishing that it stands alone
in its supreme excellence the name is
Uneeda Biscuit
In a dust tight.
moisture proof package.
HOTEL PERKINS
Filth and Washington Streets PORTLAND, OREGON
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
cars Wer In service were still run-
nlnf? than to -wait until S o'clock and
darkness. The firm arranged with a
local steamboat company to hold a boat
running to St. Jonns until those clerks
living: In that locality could reach the
harf. so that contingent had no trou
Le In reachln fc home safely.
KIC1IT I'M VMM AMIES
Althonch Streets Aro Dark There
Are Xo Hflld.tTDS.
Notwithtndlnjt the fact that there"
were no Itarhts burning; In the residence
aectlone lat night, ana that it? was
very dark, up to a latg hour no hold-
ups were reported to the police that
wore accepted as grenulne. At 9 o'clock
Captain SI over was notified over the
telephone that a man had been stopped
by a highwayman at Seventh and Taj'
lor streets and tha-t the would-be rob
ber had thrust a revolver In his face.
but that the victim-to-be ran and Kot
away. The Informant refused to din-
cIora his name, ud tto police do not
credit the story.
The mounted men were on "peel a. I
duty In plain clothec. aa they have been
for the past two weeks. They were
gcftUreu iriroufflioul trie city !n cllfl-
trlcts. "When the second nlsrht relief
went on duty. Captain Bailey held re
serves at headquarters, (e&rlns fires
ana ripctrlgal dlsturtmnces, Is'o nr?8
had neon reported tip to midnight.
Vsv 5a ? JLl&. aa.JHsaAas hsg mw a.w
OOOlOTEflHS OF GUHE5
The value of S- S. S. as a. blocxi. purifier lias leeti. thorxto;lily" proven by
its fortv vears of successful service in the treatme n t of blood and siciii lis-
cases of every character, it is toe pest fcnwn an4 post generally vsel
blood medicine ori the market today, because in the forty years of ltd exist
ence it has not disappointed those wno nave nsed it, and as a. result 01 its
universal success in curiner disease it has made friends EVERYWHERE.
It has been on the market lor forty rears, and its record in that time
is one of which we are justly proud it is & record of torty years ot
cures. As a, remedy for Rheumatism, Catarrh. Scrofula, Sores and TJ leers .
Skin Diseases. Contagious Blood Poison and all diseases arising from an
impure or poisoned condition of tne Wood. S. S. S. tas no equal. A It goes
into the circulation and thoroughly cleanses it of all impurities and ma3c.es a
complete and lasting1 cure of these troubles and disorders. It furnishes to
weak, polluted Wood, rich, health-giving' and health-sustaining qualities,
and as this pure, fresh stream circulates through the system, all parts of the
body are invigorated and made strong and healthy. S. S. S. s the only
blood medicine on the market that can claird absolute freedom from minerals
in any form. This great medicine is the product of nature's forests and
fields, and is made from the healing, cleansing juices and extracts of roots.
herbs and barks. It is, therefore, in addition to being a certain cure for
blood troubles, an absolutely safe medicine for young or old. It is not an
experiment to use S. S. S. ; it is a remedy -with a record and one that has
proven its worth and ability by its forty years of cures. It you need a blood
remedy begin the use of S. S. S., and write our physicians and they will send
you a book concerning your trouble, and win give you, without charge, any
medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
MEIER & FRAN'K CLOSE EARLY
Arrange for Employes to Reach
Homes Before Cars Stop.
The Meier & Frank Company closed
Its store at S:15 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon for the purpose of enabling; the
700 employes to reach their home, he
fore dark. Many of them reside at
great distance on the East Elde and in
the suburbs and it was thought a bet
ter plan to dismiss them while the few
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50 Years
In Favor
A product that grows In favor, year after yoer, for
over 60 years must possess unusual merit.
That's the history of G-hirardelli's Ground Choco
late. Time after time, the capacity of the plant has
been increased to keep pace with tie growing de
mand, In spita of sharp competition and frequent
Imitations.
Try one can and you'll understand why. You'll ap
preciate the delicate flavor and satisfying coodness.
Ak yew grow for it
Be sure that ran rt it
Ghirarcle!!is
Ground Chocolate
Old Dr. Crey's Sanitarium
The onlv reliable rlaee for confinements In Portland. Recnlar licensed
fhysiciaxxs and professional trained nurses, perfect seclusion, honest dealings,
afants adopted. The finest equipped sanitarium for tne cura of chronio
And HbdliAQ. Mm in thfl Mwst Diseases of women a specialty.
Graduate lady physicians in attendance. Terms very reasonable. Address,
ir- J. I Grey, 251 Alder street. corprThird, Portland, Or. CorrespoadaikM
solicited. Telephone Main 2796.
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Imperial Hair Regenerator
Tno .tn nair Coiorlnir
for Gray or Bleaclkcxl Sslr.ls s olecvn
durabla and harmlesa Htwtx Color
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b&the, and pormiLs curliiig-. Any
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fWTTITE Mrs. M. 'WTilte t Frederictbn, N.
E., January 28. 1907. She was the moth
er of Mrs. Q. L. MacGlbbon, of this city.
WINTER In this city. January 28, 1907.
Mrs. Julia L. Winter, aged 49 years, 1
month and 8 das. Funeral announce
ment later.
GOTI.r In this city, January 28, at his
late residence. 83 10th St., William Lewis
' Gould, Captain Company F, Third Regi
ment. O. N. G.. aged 39 years. Funeral
DcUce .hereafter.
1CEET1NO NOTICK9.
JV. AKD A. S. RITS, ORSOON
meet Ins In Memorial Hall. Scot
tiar Kit CexUiCMlraU. this -vi
1ST m.t S o'clock.
By order
MASTER OP KADOSH.
"W. O. "W. TEMPLE Opening- o-H irlvwn by
rTOpecs . usjnp. Jo. Ynuraosr aveninr,
Jan. ai, uooa music
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' PORTLAVD RETAIL MEAT DEALERS'
ASSOCIATION1 meets - tnls;ht. room 3M.
AiisKy buna ins- -A. ii ratau meat aeaicr
pieue anena.
MEMBERS OF I. M. U., NO. 139
Are requested to attend the funeral of our
late brother, William Lea, 616 Petty rove
street, w eoneaoay, January u.
H. W. DREW, President
JAS. KIERNAK, Recording Secretary.
WASHINGTON COUNCII. NO. 3,
B. Jt S. M. Special assembly thli
(Tuesday) evening-, 7:30 o'clock, for
work. Companion urgred to attend.
Masonic Hall. Bast Side. Bv order
EUROPEAN PLAN
tlM ta tS.M Ter Day
Aooordlax to Location.
Mrst-CIasa Check Bestaaraat
Connected With HoteL
9. r. DATXKSt Free! den.
C. O. DAVIS, See. aa4 Traaa,
St. Charles Hotel
CO. (INCORPORATED)
Front and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND. OR.
EUROPEAN PLAN ROOMS 50c TO $1.58
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
THE
BUTAITmAIIT. COST OICB MILUON IHLLaAJia.
HEAOQUARTEH
fOI T0UIISTS
COMBEICUL TRATCLERS
Soeolal rate made
to f ami lie and
single ireittleinen.
The manaffement
will be plnsksed at
all times to show
rooms and trlve
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kifvh hath e
tabltfbjneat In tne
notel.
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CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS.
2 PortlanJ'a New and Modern HoteL Rates $1 per Day and Up. Z
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PURE DRUGS
ACT
Jane 30. 1906
la Effect January i, 1907
A GOOD LAW
We endorse the Pare
Drug: Law, because wf have
always believed in its prin
ciples, and because it means
that -the American people
will find the strong- arm of
the Government protecting
them from RANK FAKES,
-IMITATIONS AND SUB
STITUTES made ol adul-
terated, impure, worthless and even dangerous drugs.
This sort of thing- bas been an imposition, fraud and crime
against the People, as well as against the responsible manu
facturers of honest, reliable remedies, and it was high time for
it to be stopped. Misrepresentation and substitution f "sooae-
tbing just as good" will now be done away with.
The principles of the Food and Drugs Act have been always
favored by conscientious and honorable manufacturers, who
recognized that Purify- and Quality alone could permanently
secure the favor of the nation.
So the makers of Cascarcta Candy Cathartic recognised the great prin-
ClplCS 0. FURITY, QUALITY and MEDICINAL MERIT wUcn ttic first
tablet was made, over eleven years ago, and have adhered to them ever
since.
Cascarets stand alone on -tneir record, of having gained in that short
pcrloa ol lime tne mcnaanipi c.kc m p-trpgc 91 millions cl
people, who are now buying Cascarets at the - rate of over a MILLION
BOX ES A. Sol ON T H, the larsest sale of -any. Bowel Medicine in all the
world.
We endorse the Pure Drug Law.
It suits ns, because we have always stood before our friends unafraid
snd clear of conscience, made our contracts good to every one, and in the .
conduct of our business, had the good, fortune g hcjp JiVHlflreflj of, tjlVH'
sands ot our fellow-citizens back to health and life.
Wc have no reason to hesitate, and so we do not hesitate, to recom-
mend Cascarets to all sufferers from Constipation ant all complications
arising therefrom. Also any other diseases of the food-canal. We are ad
vertised by our loving? friends and whenever the American people pass judge
ment in favor of an article after over ten years of investigation, trial and.
test, their verdict speak for itself.
The greatest merit of Cascarets however, is that of being a positive
and reliable preventive of disease. The most important function of the
human body is to keep its digestive channels and passages, with over thirty
six feet of bowels, strictly clean and disinfected, so that natural operations
can take place in a natural manner, and the growth and activity of disease
germs can be prevented.
A Cascaret at night before "turning in" will keep your Bowels regular,
and your whole digestive canal wholesome, pure and normally active.
No matter what you have been taking, buy a little 10c. box TODAY
at your own druggist, and let the results tell their own story. It means a
lot of health and comfort in store for you. a