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THE 3I0RXIXG OREGOXIAN, THimSDAT. MAT 16, 1907.
TEMPERATUBE Iff
85 IN THE SHADE
Portland Gets Sudden Taste
of Real Summer Weather
Ahead of the Schedule.
SNOW MELTS IN MOUNTAINS
Kiver Rising, and Weather Bureau
Predicts That It Will Reach
Stage of 15 Feet In
One Week.
HOVRI.Y TEMPERATTRES.
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Summer began In earnest yesterday,
and for two hour in the afternoon the
thermometer registered S5 degrees. The
readings of the United States Weather
Bureau show this temperature at 3
o'clock and 3 o'clock yesterday. The fore
cast for today is fair weather and cooler.
Evidences of Summer were apparent on
every hand. Women appeared in white
end men in negligee. The Ice cram stands
did a rushing huslnss. and thirst empori
ums kept the cash register working over
time. From 6 A. M. until noon the thermom
eter steadily climbed upward. From that
time until 2 o'clock it rose seven degrees,
where it. remained until nearly 4. The
lst reading was, made at 6 P. M.. when
the official Instrument showed 84 degrees.
Continued warm weather will undoubt
edly cause the river to rise. District
Forecast Official R. A. Beals Issued the
following statement yesterday regarding
the probabilities of jiigh water:
The warm weather of the la.it two days will
undoubtedly start ?ome' water down the river.
The stages this morning at up-river points
were as follows:
Height
in feet.
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20.
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Station
Ijewiston
Tiiparla
tnat'"hee
Vmatllls
The Dalles
Vancouver. Wash.
Knaene
Albany
Palem
Portland
Flood
stage.
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I do not expect mueh change In the river at
Portland for the next three days. It will
probably rise rapidly during next week and
povsibly reach a stage of IS feet within seven
rlas from now. Beginning next Monday we
will publish dally river reports from' 12 river
stations, and make dally forecasts of the
stages lo be expected as far ahead as possible.
It is probable we can give good information
of this character for four or five days' in ad
vance of the stages reached in Portland.
Should it b necessary we will add more re
ports to our bulletin later, as we have four
more stations that can be called upon for re
port. "A':l persons interested In the river are in
vited to call upon the weather office for in
formation In person, by telephone or by letter
ss often as desired, and we will take pleas
tire In answering" Inquiries so far as se are
able to do so. It often happens we have re
ports from up-river points that are received
after the newspapers go to press, and jinless
persons Interested call upon our office for
them they will not get them until the next
Issue of the newspaper.
Freight Cannot Pass Locks. .
WOOD RIVER. Or.. May 15. (Spe
cial.) High water arid the swift cur
rent prevented freight boats from
passing tlirouKh the Locks yesterday,
and freight destined for up-river points
had to be transferred. The Columbia
is hig-her today tlian at any. previous
time this year. The Spencer and other
passenger boats came up as usual.
PROSPEROUS DISPENSARY
Big Amounts Spent in New Furnish
lugs and Kquipment.
The oldest pedestrians on the street
tiave been heard to remark the past "few
days regarding the changes going on at
the corner of Yamhill and Second streets.
Investigation reveals the fact that the
St. Ij)ui3 Medical Dispensary has been
spepding money lavishly in reconstruct
ing the big brick and in refurnishing, as
well as in adding much new and costly
equipment. This is not the first time
by any means that the management of
this big Institution has gone down in its
pocket and spent money to put the dis
pensary up with the times, if not ahead.
The institution Is one of the oldest of
this community, being established fully
a quarter of a century In the city, and
15 years in its present location.
Its corps of physicians are all grad
uates of colleges of note, and duly li
censed to practice In the State of Ore
gon. In speaking of their work and the
character of men in charge, the chief
medical director said this morning:
"The fact that we make a specialty ot
one class of diseases, select the staff
for their fitness in this line of diseases,
and have a special equipment for thai
purpose, puts us In a position to give
more expert medical service In these
particular branches than any other office
or institution in the city or state. We
treat more patients monthly than any
two institutions In the state."
Pure, Healthful, Refreshing
Apollinarts
The Queen of Table Waters
Bottlcdonly atthe Spring, Neuenahr, Germany,
and Only with its Own Natural Gas.
IDEAL AND PERFECT.
BENCH SHOW OP
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Many Fine Dogs on Display at
ExpositionlSuilding.
AWARDS MADE BY JUDGE
Eugene to Have Streets Sprinkled.
EL'GENE. Or.. May 15. (Special.)
As a result of the street-sprinkling
ordinance, by which any section of the
city can be sprinkled upon request of a
majority of the property holders in - the
affected district, four petitions have been
taken before the Council, outside of the
business section of the city. Others will
be presented at the next meeting of the
Council.
Engineer Modjeskt Here.
Kalph Modjeski. consulting engineer for
the Portland & Seattle in the erection
of the Columbia and Willamette River
bridges, is in the city for a few days and
is looking over the work. He expressess
himself as satisfied with the progress be
ing mad.
Prominent Railroad Man Cured
of a Bad Cold.
"I had a cold hang on for over two
months, which developed into catarrh of
the head and stomach. My breath be
came so offensive that I shunned people,
as they did me. The mucus from my
head kept dropping Into my throat and I
would hack, cough and spit constantly.
It was disgusting and caused me intense
mortification. My stomach was upset
and I had no appetite. I used a dozen
remedies before I tried Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. That settled it it
touched the weak spot, and effectually
cured me. I used but three bottles of it,
and the result was wonderful." James K.
fr'mlth. Treasurer Brotherhood of Railway
U'rairunen, 1708 3d Ave.. Birmingham. Ala. I
Fxhfbttion as to Quality the Best In
History of Portland Kennel
Club Splendid Showing of
Boston Terriers.
Have you ever seen the dogs? If
you have not. Just take an afternoon
or an evening off and spend It at the
Exposition building, and you will see
one of the finest collections of the
canine aristocracy ever shown in Port
land. In. the kennel shows of the past
given by the Portland Kennel Club,
there might have been more dogs
benched, but in the eight years' his
tory of the club. It has never held a
show that equals the present . one for
the number of really classy dogs. In
the special breeds, the pointer class, the
collies and setters, and the individual
breeds a better showing has never
been made. The best part of It 1s,
the most of the winners so far in these
breeds are local dogs.
In the individual classes, the Boston
terriers of course predominate, and it
Is not boasting to say that there are
Boston terriers benched at trfe Expo
sition building that have and can win
in any show in the country. This can
also be said of the pointers and Eng
lish setters, and collies.
When the Kennel Club threw open
its doors to the public yesterday morn
ing, nil but about 20 of the dogs -that
had been entered were benched and
tagged, and when It is considered that
over 200 dogs are on exhibition, this
speaks wonders for the officials of the
club who have been working hard for
the success of the exhibition. Promptly
at 2 o'clock the Judging began, and last
night when Judge Dr. George W. Clay
ton finished awarding cards to the
winners, he had Judged down ' to the
dachshunds. This afternoon Judge
Clayton will Judge the dachshunds and
the collies and the contest between the
owners' of the collies promises to be
exceedingly hot, for there are a great
number of very handsome dogs of this
breed in the show. A number of the
collies are owned by women and most
of them will take their own dogs into
the judging ring.
The first dog to get the blue card
was a handsome St. Bernard, Glenwood
Roose, owned in San Mateo, California.
In the great danes. Dr. J. C. Zan's Leif,
the dane that killed his prize .winner
Dandy, won first in the limit dogs of
this class. In the show last night
were two happy owners. Dr. G. K.
Bruere and Dr. Allen Welch Smith.
Dr. Bruere's pointer King Bee, won
first in the puppy class, but he did not
know lt until he had located his dog
last night, for the prize- had been
awarded during the afternoon. Dr.
Bruere captured a third prize. Dr.
Smith won first with his handsome Dan.
Mrs. J. R. Chipman's Ranger was sec
ond in the novice dogs and E. M.
Lazarus' Jack Rush was third. The first
in this class went to A. C. Shute's Don
Harold.
Following is a list of owners and
dogs winning prizes that were awarded
yesterday.
Great Danes.
Novice dogs First, Jasper, Mrs. L. Q.
Carpenter.
Limit dogsj First, Lief, Pr. J. C. Zan;
second, Jasper, Mrs. I... a. Carpenter; third,
Mont Alto. K. A. Rchloth.
Open 1ok First, Lier, Dr. J. C. Zan;
second. Mont Alto. E. A. Schloth.
Greyhounds.
Open doss and hitches First, Company
B, Miss Llllle Tliden.
Russian Wolf Hounds.
Novice, open and limit noes and bitches
Firsts. Valpes o' Valley Farm, Edgar
Ames, Sesttle. Wash.-
Foxhounds.
Open doits and bitches First, Major, Mrs.
H. W. Fries.
Limit dons and bitches First. Minor. Mrs.
H w. Fries; second. Lady Bell. A. M. Cro
nln. Pointers.
Puppy dogs First, King Bee. Dr. G. E.
Bruere: second. Chief Sam, Fred W. Wag
ner. Novice doge FIret, Don Harold, A. C.
Phute, Hlilsboro, Or.; second. Prince, E.
House: third. King Bee. Dr. G. E. Bruere.
Limit dogs (under S5 pounds) First. Don
Harold. A. C Phute. Hlilsboro. Or.: second.
Rsnger, Mrs. J. R. Chlpmsn; 'third, Jack
Rush. Edgar M. I.asarus.
Limit dogs (over R5 pounds) First. Plain
King. J. D. Honeyman; second. Sport. Otto
Schumann; third. Sam. W. O. Van Schuyver.
Open dogs (under SS pounds First, Don
Harold, A. C. Shute, Hlilsboro, Or .
Open dogs (? pounds snd over) First,
Mason's King, H. M. Pabst ; second. Plain
King. J. D. Honeyman; third. Sport, Otto
Schumann.
Puppy bitches First. I.ady Nett, Thomas
Howe, Hlilsboro. Or.; serond. Chlquita. C.
R. Powell; third, Lady H., Thomas Howe,
Hlilsboro.
Novice hitches First, Chlquita. 17. R.
Powell; second, Duchess TI.. V, V. Wiley.
Hlilsboro. Or.; third. Miss Virginia, E. S.
Hall. Gresham. Or.
Limit bitches (under 50 pounds) First,
Duchess II.. W. V. Wiley. Hillsboro. Or.
Limit bitches (30 pounds and over) First.
Walla Walla Rush. c. B. Graves; second.
Ladt Nett, Thomas Howe. Hillsboro. Or.
Open bitches (under .10 pounds) First.
Duchess II., W. V. Wiley, Hillsboro. Or.;
second. Flue. Lltt Hoffman; third, Nellie,
Charles E. Cook.
Open bitches (.0 pounds and over) First.
Walla Walla Rush, C. B. Graves; second.
Earls Feebe. A. J. Kruger.
Enellsh Setters.
Puppy dogs First. Handsome Dan, Ben
Bogart ; second. Deacon Parsohs. E. A. Par
sons; third. Reuben, Dr. E. S. Smith.
Novice dogs First, Ruby's Doctor Hun
ter. W. F. Llpman: second. Dan. Sam Stre
beii. Troutdale, Or.; third. Bow, P. M.
Booze.
Limit dogs First, Handsome Jim. Dr. A.
W. Smith; second. Ruby's Doctor Hunter,
w: F. Llpman; third, Dan. Sam Streben.
Troutdale, Or.
The evening awards were:
English Setters.
Limit dogs First, Handsome Jim, Dr. A.
W. Smith: second. Ruby's Doctor Hunter.
Will F. Llpman;' third, Dan, Sam Streben,
Troutdale.
Open dogs First, Handsome Jim, Dr. A.
W. Smith: second. Ruby's Doctor Hunter.
Will F. Llpman; third, Dan, Sam Streben,
Troutdale.
Puppy bitches First. Gala. E. A. Parsons;
second, Nancy Pranks, J. M... M. L. H.
Myer.
Novice bitches First. Queen Racket, J. E.
Hubbard. Seattle; second. Flirt. Mrs. Sadie
Crowder; third, Liberty Babe, M. H. L.
Myers.
Open bitches First, Queen Racket, J. E.
Hubbard. Seattle; second, Rockline Lady
bird, M. H. Taylor, Victoria, B. C.
Gordon Setters.
Puppy dogs and bitches First, Lady Mac
Rae. Will G. MacRae; second. Florodoro. W.
O. Van Schuyver.
Novice dogs First, Max A., Will F. Llp
man. Open dogs First. Max A., Will F. Lip
man: second. Oregon Rowdy. Thomas Howe.
Hillsboro. Or.; third. Mark. H. W. Metzger.
Novice bitches First. Lady MacRae. Will
CT. MacRae; second, Florodo, W. O. Van
Schuyver.
Limit hitches First. Freda T., Thomas
Howe, Hillsboro; second, Lady MacRae,
Will G. MacRae; third. Fannie, M. N. Cos.
tello.
Open bitches First, Freds T.. Thomas
Howe. Hillsboro: second, Fannie, M. N. Cos
tello. Irish getters.
Puppy dogs and bitches First. Lady Te
resa, H. T. Stokes; second. Lady Jeannot,
Thomas Howe. Hillsboro.
Novice dogs First. Whatt, E. B. Tongue,
Hillsboro.
Limit dogs First. Whatt. E. B. Ttongue,
Hillsboro 9
Open dogs First, Whatt, E. B. Toungs.
Hillsboro.
Novice bitches First, I-ady Jeannot,
Thomas Howe, Hillsboro.
Chesapeake Bay Dogs.
Limit hitches First, Ann Nuptune, Dr.
Paul Smith. Aberdeen. Wash.
Open bitches First. Lady Teasle, Mrs.
W. B. Marlin. Seattle; second. Ann Nep
tune, Dr. Paul Smith. Aberdeen.
Cocker Spaniels.
Puppy dogs and bitches (black) First,
Pates. Mrs C. W. Sharpies. Seattle.
Novice dogs (black) First, Flush, Miss
Clara Boot.
Limit dogs (black) First, Victor, Elmer
Colwell, Jr.
Open dogs (black) First, Duke Royal,- R.
f? GsmewelL Belllngham, Wash.
Novice bitches (black) First, Pates, Mrs.
C. W. Sharpies, Seattle.
Limit hitches (black) First. Melba. Mrs.
Jack Ormsby; second, Fanny, Mrs. T. M.
Willis.
CAPITOL
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The most beautiful and desirable of all West Side property. Only
$200 per lot now, but the price will be advanced on June 1, so if you
want to wait and pay more after June 1, all right, wait.
The Orecon Electric Railway Portland . and Salem line is now
building through Capitol Hill, and it will soon be in operation.
The Hibernia Savings Bank of this city will sell'these lots for
all cash or give terms. Title absolutely perfect and abstract given
free to every purchaser. ' k
Remember, CAPITOL HILL is on the West Side, the same side as
is the entire business section of the City of Portland. Every lot has
a commanding view, every lot cleared in grass plot.
CAPITOL HILL is inside the city limits, and the lots we are sell
ing for $200 each are worth now $500 and $600..
Call at the office for prospectus of CAPITOL HILL.
CLOHESSY & SMITH
401-2 McKAY BUILDING, PORTLAND.
Children at Rose City Park
Leam to Love Nature .
Bring tip your children in the atmosphere of noble
things and they will become noble men and women.
' The beautiful views in every direction, at Rose .
City Park, owing to the evenly high elevation of
this delightful suburb, are an inspiration and a rest
ful pleasure to all its residents and serve to complete
an environment which is ideal for the best develop
ment of little children. ,
, An early love of Nature stimulates high ideals
and from every part of Rose City Park there are
fine views of mountains, rivers, peaceful valleys
one or all and pure, clear air as well, as this addi
tion to Portland is just on the "edge of town,"
directly reached by streetcars, without transfer, yet
away from dust, smoke and noise. The lots are of
good size, which allows plenty of playground for the
children, and room for flowers and lawns.
,The stately beauty of trees and the comfort of
shade is also one of Nature's gifts to nearly every
lot in Rose City Park. If you do not care for trees,
there are a few lots without any. And, remember,
the improvements and the building restrictions in
sure a residence community of high-grade houses
and high-grade people.
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Chamber of Commerce
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T'uppy doss and bitches (color other than
black) First. Spider, Mrs. C. W. Sharpies,
Seattle.
Limit dogs (parti-color) Klrst, McKlnley.
A. A. Kldderly.
Limit dogs (any othfr solid rolor other
than black First, Red King, J. Wesley
Ladd.
Open dogs (parti-color) First, Bud Zants,
Mrs C. W. Sharpies, Seattle; second, Port
land Kid. B. G. Oamewell. BellinRham.
Open doss (any solid color other than
black) First. Red King, J. W. Wesley
Ladd.
Novice bitches (other than black) First.
Ppider. Mrs. C. "VC. Sharnies. Seattle.
Limit hitches (any solid color other than
black) First. Bed Queen. J. Wesley Ladd.
Open bitches (partl-colorl First, Buthe
da Mrs. C. W. Sharpies. Seattle.
Open bitches (any solid color other than
black) First, Red Queen. J. Wesley Ladd.
Europe has 22.OT0 newspapers.
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ORTLAND'S
youngest is
named. There is
nothing- like giving
the baby a name
he will be proud
of when
"growed"
he
is
ENGLHWOOD
is the name of Portland's
new home addition. In city
limits just away from
noise and smoke.
TAKE YOUR PICK
COME IN AND SEE THE PLANS
GEO. B. UNDERWOOD
The Offtca on the Corner.
Fourth and Stark Streets, Portland, Oregon
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