The Sunday Oregonian., April 13, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN,- PORTLAND, APRIL 13, 1902.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Th Oregronian's Telephones.
OREGON.
Counting: Roma .17 Main OCT
Managing: Editor Main C30
City Editor MalnlCa
Composing Room Main CS5
East Side Offloe .. East 61
Superintendent Bulldlns Red2S23
COLUMBIA.
Counting Room CC7
Editorial Rooms 16C
Composing Room . 714
Engine Room . .-..2a
Amusements.
THE BAKER THEATER (Third and Yamhill
street) "By Right of Sword." Matinee at
2:15, evening at 8:15.
CORDRAT'S THEATER Jessie Shirley and
her company in the hit Of tho season, "Under
Two Flags' (Jessie Shirley as Cigarette).
THE OREGOXIAX'S HANDBOOK.
The Oregonlan's Handbook tells all about
Portland, the entire Columbia River watershed
and the 1005 "World's Fair, commemorative ot
the Lewis and Clark expedition to Oregon. The
book contains over 150 handsome illustrations,
and It is printed on enameled book paper. It
will be mailed to any address la the United
States or Canada for 7 cents a copy.
"St. Louis Fat'' Here. William CofC
man, alias "St, IxjuIs Fat." wanted to
answer for complicity In the murder of
Policeman Robinson in San Francisco,
January 21, was here yesterday for a few
hours In charge of Policemen "Wrenn and
Taylor, on his way to San Francisco for
trial. Coffman had been arrested in Win
nipeg, Canada. As he stepped from the
train at the Terminal Depot he was
laughing and talking with his captors as
if he had been on a picnic, and to re
lievo the San Francisco officers, who were
tired out with their vigil. Detective Cor
dano took charge of the prisoner and
conducted him to the city jail until tho
time arrived for the train to start. Coff
man denied all knowledge of the murder
and asserted that ho was not near San
Francisco when Policeman Robinson was
killed. He declined to state why he had
gone to Winnipeg. After tho San Fran
cisco men were rested, the prisoner was
taken to the depot and again placed on
the train. Policeman Taylor, one of
Coffman's guards who was shot and
ellghtly wounded by the desperadoes
when Robinson lost his life, is Just re
covering from the effects of his wound
and 'Is proud in the possession of the sil
ver medal he received for bravery from
the Chief of Police of San Francisco. It
will be remembered that a few weeks ago
"Sermon Hartrodt, alias St. Louis Frank,
-was arrested in this city for complicity
In the murder of Robinspn, and was also
sent to San Francisco for trial.
To Abate Public Nuisances. The
Lewis and Clark Civic Improvement Asso
ciation will meet Tuesday evening in the
Mining Bxchange hall in the Chamber
of Commerce building. All members and
public-spirited citizens are invited to at
tend. The subjects of discussion will per
tain to the abatement of public nuisances.
Final arrangements will be made for the
mass meeting to be held Friday evening,
April 25, under the auspices of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs.
Conde Hamlin, of St. Paul, will address
the meeting at the Exposition building.
She is president of the Women's Civic
Improvement League of St. Paul, chair
man of the Minnesota Federated Com
mittee on Town and County Improve
ment, and second vice-president of the
American League of Civic Improvement.
The last-named league has asked the
Lewis and Clark Civic Improvement As
sociation for a written article on "Port
land from a Civic Standpoint."
Market Phoject a Go. Tho Co-operative
market project of the retail grocers
is meeting with success, say its promo
ters. Last week one of the promoters
was in Astoria soliciting subscriptions to
stock. This week he will go to Vancou
ver on the same mission. The goal of the
promoters is $10,000, which will be the
capita of the corporation. That sum is
nearly raised, they say, and this month
will see the project organized. Whole
salers Teport that the new credit system
continues to go around like a greased
wheel. The only habitual delinquents
are Chinese and Italian buyers. Opposi
tion to the credit system has largely sub
sided, "Retailers have apparently taken
more kindly to it since they have seen
that it is not aimed at their detriment,
but at the advantage of everybody," said
a wholesaler yesterday.
Op Interest to Sick Women. If you
are suffering from any disease common
to our sex, don't be discouraged. I can
give you relief, or in most cases cure "you,
to stay cured, without using the over
worked surgeon's knife. Practical spe
cialist (women only) for 15 years. Con
sultation free. Mrs. Dr. Carey Talbott,
SOS Salmon street between Fifth and Sixth.
Baseball
2:30 P. M.
Monograms
Vs.
Portlands.
Come out
and
See
THE
Champions
North Irvtngton. Take the Union
avenue, Woodlawn or Vancouver car to
Falling street, where you will find the
North Irvington office, and obtain maps,
plats and full information concerning this
lovely residence location, where lots are
selling, fast at"$100 to $500 each; or call on
the Title Guarantee & Trust Company,
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce.
River Men Sat the average Portlander
hibernates during the Winter months,
and when Spring comes they look for a
change and fresh air. These can be had
in abundance on a river trip to Oregon
City. Boat leaves Taylor street dock
daily and Sunday at S:30. 11:30 A. M., 3,
6:15 P. M. Round trip 25 cents.
Small Fire in a Store. A red-hot
stove and possible danger to surrounding
woodwork yesterday afternoon, at Mrs.
Everheart's store, 420 Morrison street,
caused an alarm of fire to be sent out
from box No. 8, at Twelfth and Morrison
streets.
Garden Plants in Glorious Bloom.
Choice Japanese maples, geraniums, pan
sles, heliotrope, alyssum, carnations,
Canterbury bells, eta, in great profusion.
Lamberson, Front and Yamhill streets.
The State Board of Dental Examiners
will meet in Portland May 12; Dr. J. L.
Reavls, Oregonian building, president;
Dr. G. S. Wright, McMlnnvllle, Sec
Dalles Time Card. White Collar Line
steamer from foot Alder street daily, ex
cepting Sunday, at 7 A. M., for The Dalles
and all Upper Columbia River points.
Call for Wheat Gloss Starch, ML Hood
brand, and our Pure Wheat Starch for
food equals Bermuda arrow root. Made
in your city of Oregon wheat. "
If you need anything in upholstery
work or bedding, for reliable, up-to-date
work call at Charles Fritret's, 171 Seventh
street near Morrison.
Rambler bicycles satisfy every one. We
have every weight, style and price. FrM
T. Merrill Cycle Co., 105 Sixth.
Brand New Ramblers from $25 up. Buy
now and enjoy a full riding season. Fred
T. Merrill Cycle Co., 105 Sixth.
Call at the North Irvington office and
get a map. Corner of Union avenue and
Failing streets.
Splendid bargains in brand new bicy
cles at Fred T. Merrill Cycle -Co., 105-111
Sixth street
DR. G. E. Watts has moved to 544 Over
ton street, corner Sixteenth. Phone,
Grant 5SL
Columbia and Hartford bicycles. F. P.
Keenan, 126 First street, near Washing
ton. St. Matthew's rummage sale Saturday,
April IS, at 91 First street. Phone, Black
87L
Mile for 15 cents. Hasty Messenger Co.
Telephones Main 51 Open all night
Mrs. F. J. Ltnch is convalescing and
will soon 'be at her office.
Lots $100 to $500 each, full size, at
North Irvington.
Citt Water at North iBviNaxoN,
"I have traveled far," said a guest of
the Imperial Hotel last week, "but I j
must say I have never eaten anything
that will compare with The Carroll Choc
olate Chips or The Carroll Cream, not
excepting the best Eastern confections.
Did you learo your trade in the East,
Mr. Carroll?" "Now, look here, madam,'
I replied, "do you know of any law pro
hibiting a m$a from progressing 4n his
particular line because he lives In Ore
gon? If such a law exists I am going to
bust it 'higher'en a kite,' and make those
candies In spite of locality prejudices I
know the goods." Carroll's, opp. Imperial.
Up One Side and Down the Other
The Past Sachems' railroad excursion to
Albany and Corvallls, Sunday, May 1L
will afford excursionists an opportunity
of viewing iroth sides of the valley for
$1 00, round trip. Trains leave Union De
pot at 8:30 for Albany, where two hours
will be allowed for dinner; thence to Cor
vallls, where two hours will be spent at
the Agricultural College, returning to
Portland via the West Side about $ P. M.
P. C. & O. Trollet Line. Through
Portland's principal suburbs and follow
ing the windings of the Willamette River
for 15 miles, through Oregon City to
Canemah, passing In full view of the
Fall3, furnishes the most delightful out
ing for a pleasant day. Thirty miles for
25 cents. Tickets must be procured at
the company's offices. First and Alder,
and corner Hawthorne and Grand ave
nues. Where to Get Copies op Charter.
The new charter will be distributed from
a number of places In the city. The fol
lowing are the offices at which copies
of the Instrument will be given out:
Each of the three water offices In Port
land, East Portland and the City Hall,
the Portland General Electric Light Com
pany, tho Portland Gas Company, the
County Clerk, the Oregonian and the
Telegram.
Stolen Cigars Recovered. Detectives
Kerrigan and Snow succeeded yesterday
In finding the 2500 cigars recently stolen
in front of the store of Lang & Co., First
and Ankeny streets. The cigars were
stored by the thief In a room on Third
street near Burnside, but in the mean
time he has left town.
A Real nobby and finely tailored suit
can be purchased lor $14, $15 and $16, If
you know where to purchase them. Ask
to see our "Essex" and "Windsor" styles
for Spring. .They will please you. Salem
Woolen Mills Store, S5-S7 Third street.
Do Tou want to see a suit that Is cut
right, finished right and looks right? Then
call and examine our "Essex" and "Wind
sor" styles for Spring. We've marked
them to sell at $14, $15, $16. Salem Woolen
Mills Store, S5-S7 Third street.
Handsome designs in new black and
white effects in men's ready-to-wear
clothing. $14, $15, $16. Salem Woolen Mills
Store, 85-87 Third street
Trolley cars every 30 minutes for Ore
gon City, Willamette Falls and Canemah,
from First and Alder streets.
A Nice Ride. Go this afternoon and
take a look at North Irvington. Tou will
be surprised.
Special sale of carpets this week at
Rotan's Furniture Store, 233 YamhilL
Pansies, lobelias, verbenas, lc; also
floral pieces. Burkhard's, 23d and G.
Thirtt-minute cars tomorrow to Ore
gon City and Willamette Falls.
East Payments. Only $10 a month on
lots at North Irvington.
Beautiful View at North Irvington.
STUART COMPANY COMES
Ready for Opening; Lons Engage
ment at the Baker.
The Stuart Company, which will open
a 10 weeks' engagement at the Baker The
ater, arrived in Portland late Friday
night, and all day yesterday they were
busy superintending the transfer of their
belongings to the theater, whose dressing
rooms were soon resplendent with an ar
ray of clothing the like of which has never
before been seen in the theater.
In the company are Ralph Stuart, Lan
sing Rowan, Katherine Countess, Eliza
beth Stuart Lewis Frohoff, Lewis A. Mor
rison, Charles Garrolds, Frank Sheridan,
Charles P. Clary and several others. They
soon found permanent quarters, and. af
ter their belongings had been bestowed
at the theater, spent the remainder of the
day looking at Portland, which many of
them have already seen.
Mr. Stuart last played Portland eight
years ago when he appeared In Jacob
LItt's original production of "In Old Ken
tucky." The best thing Miss Rowan ever
did here was th wronged girl in "The.
A NEW BABY.
Old One Made Over, by Grape-Xuts.
A delicious food that is nourishing for
both mother and Infant may be depended
upon to fit other people. This mother's
story is interesting.
"My baby Is now a fine, robust little
fellow two years and six months old, but
I bad a dreadful time with him at first
I could not nurse him because I was so
weak I did not have the milk for him, so
I gave him different kinds of foo'ds, but
he was crying nearly all of the time and
would vomit after every meal.
"His condition worked on my nerves
dreadfully, and I called in Dr. Campbell.
After inquiring carefully Into the case
he said: Tou send at once for some
Grape-Nuts, take four teaspoonful3 in a
cup of hot milk on going to bed, also feed
your baby on some of tho food In hot
milk.'
"Well, I followed the doctor's advice
with good results at once. I could nurse
my baby and he began to Improve Immedi
ately. I, myself, got strong and well
very rapidly.
"The neighbors were, of course. Inter
ested and they would always say, 'How
fast you are Improving," 'How the little
boy grows,' 'He don't look like the same
baby, what are you feeding him?' So I
have had to tell them one and all how
Grape-Nuts have brought us both back
to health. I wish other mothers knew of
the value of this food."
OUR ONLY COMPETITORS ARE THE HIGH
Famous Clothing Company
IS ON THE CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STS.
Charity Ball," which ehe did while she
was with the original Frawley Company,
which Included Frank Worthing, Blanche
Bates, Gladys Wallls, Harry Corson
Clarke, H. D. Blakemore and a number
of others who, like Miss Rowan, have
since gained great distinction. She has
also appeared In Portland in "A Mllk
Whlte Flag" and with Charles Dickson In
"Mistakes "WIU Happen." Frank Sheridan
was long the "leading heavy" with the
Daniel Frohman Lyceum Company, and
has a wide reputation as a clever and
capable actor. Among other parts he has
created was the Indian In the original
production of "The- Girl I Left Behind
Me."
The other members of the company
have all filled important engagements, and
are well known throughout the country.
Tho company has just concluded a most
successful season in Seattle, and are look
ing forward with pleasure to their open
ing this afternoon.
WHAT WORTH SAID.
Worth, the great French dressmaker,
says: "No lady need take a dress of me
that is not a perfect fit" It may be a
surprise to many ladles that Portland's
popular cloak and suit house makes the
same guarantee. The Sllverfield Fur
Manufacturing Company has an enviable
reputation for the fit of their tailor
mado suits. This is only accomplished by
a perfect system of alteration which this
house has the exclusive possession xof.
WHERE TO DINE.
Cleanliness, order, best of everything.
Portland Restaurant 305 Washington.
Watson's restaurant will serve first
class French dinner, with wine, 5 to 8
P. M.; price, 75c. Open nights to 1 A. M.
. Turkej, goose or chicken dinner, at
popular prices. Number of other good
things at Strouse's restaurant, 229 Wash
ington, between First and Second.
THE CIGAR TRADE SHOCKED
George W. Childs and Export cigars,
three for 10 cents, at Handley & Kelley's.
Our great cut on these two standard
6-cent brands has sent cold shivers up
other dealers' backs. We will also sell
100 of these famous brands at $3. The
Cut Rate Cigar and News Store, Hand
ley & Kelley, 291 Washington, Perkins
Hotel building.
GILBERT HYGIENIC INSTI
TUTE Employs rational methods In .the treat
ment of diseases of kidneys, nervous dis
eases and rheumatism. Gives satisfaction
in every ase; 12th year In Portland. Of
fice, Hamilton building. 131 Third street.
A DREAM IN HAVANA.
Just received, 10,000 of the famous "La
Herolnd" Havana cigars. Our price, 10c.
Good value at three for a half. The Cut
Rate Cigar and News Store, Handley &
Kelley, 291 Washington, Perkins Hotel
building.
MAY WINE.
Gerade -trie in Deutuchland.
Tho Turn Halle Cafe, Fourth and Yam
hill streets, is the only place In this
city that has palatable May wine, made
out of imported Rhine wine. Try It and
convince yourself.
Tnqulna Bay Halibut.
NEWPORT, April 9. (To the Editor.)
Within the past six weeks several fine
halibut have been caught by parties fish
ing from the steamer wharf here. The
fish weighed from 45 to 95 pounds. Every
year halibut are taken with hook-and line
from the waters of Taquina Bay. It is
generally believed about here that these
fish are "strays" from a near-by bank;
if that Is the case, the matter Is certain
ly worth Investigation.
R. A. BENSALL.
STrI!h Stnff Cnntnln TTr.
The staff captain of the Swedish branch
of the Salvation Army of Minneapolis will
preach in the First Norwegian and Danish
Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Thir
teenth and Davis streets, this evening. All
Scandinavians are cordially invited.
COLlli.U.Xifl ALA t JiAk. VXUAtGE.
You can enjoy the beautiful scenic at
tractions along the Columbia to the best
advantage by taking the O. R. & N. Co.'s
superb train, whicn leaves Union depot
daily at 9 A. M., for Cascade Locks and
The Dalles. Returning, Portland is reached
at 4:30 same afternoon, or. If desired, re
turn trip can be made by steamer from
Cascade Locks, Sunday excepted, arriving
at Portland about 4 P. M.
.
OLD HORSE SALE
At" .
Gllman's Auction Hpnse,
411 aud 413 "Washington Street.
330 pieces of imclalmed baggage, con
sisting of trunks, valises, bundles and
bicycles, will be sold at public auction
Thursday, April 17, sale commencing at 10
o'clock A. 'M.
FREE SHINES.
We call for, clean, press and deliver one
suit of your clothing each week and give
you a shine ticket each month good for
eight shines at the best bootblack stand
in the city, all for 51 per month. Unique
Tailoring Company. Both phones. 347
Washington street.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. J. J. O'Connor and family return
thanks to their friends for the kindness
and sympathy shown through their recent
bereavement.
a
The sponge yield In Florida last year
nn-inimted to 305.000.000 nounds. worth
4 $567,000.
Meet the Best-Dressed Man
In town ask him which tailor made his new Spring
suit, his answer will be "This is the best fitting,
ready-to-wear suit 1 ever bought; it is one of the
SHAPE-RETAMflG SPITS
from the 'Famous paid $20 for it. They have them
for $15, for $18, and up to $25. Always paid the tailor
double the price. Never wore a suit I liked as wellv
as the one bought for Spring 1902."
THEY
MOVE
And like al
good watches,
keep the best of
time; the prices
make them
move and they
have no chance
to become shop
worn.
Ladles' Watches.
from $2.50 up.
Gents' Watches,
from $3.50 up.
And as high as you
wlah tn ro.
uoiq nuca, as aDove, ?ia.
CHAINS
Ladies' and gents' Chains, In gold filled,
from $2.50 up; solid silver, $L25 to $2.00.
Ladies' solid gold Chains. $S.0O and up. A
large stock of gentlemen's chains.
SOUVhNIR SPOONS
A swell stock, $1.00 and up. Also sliver
Souvenir Trays the latest
Large Lockets, in gold and silver. Also
the new thing In Necklaces that go with
them.
E. J. JAEGER,
JEWELER,
290 Morrison St., bet. 4th and 5th
Bring in that old watch and have it
repaired.
EDISON
New Process Records
For the Phonograph
We have Just received one thousand of
Mr. Edison's new process wax records for
the phonograph. The records are much
louder, clearer and more distinct than
the old records. The new molded record
is. in fact, a master record. There is
no longer any of that detestable squeaky
sound. It will pay you to come and hear
them. Visitors always welcome. Mr. Edi
son has also invented a new speaker,
known as the reproducer. It reproduces
much louder and clearer.
GRAVES & CO.
Sixth Street, Near Washington.
Importers and Jobbers, General Music
Dealers.
ALL THE LATE SHEET MUSIC.
I
&S and
ameras
PER CENT
DISCOUNT
Fresh Supplies and Low Prices.
D. M. Averill & Co.
The Curio Store, 331 Morrison St.
THE GREAT SAIT JjAKE ROUTE
to the East.
Lowest rates and most attractions via
the Rio Grande lines through Salt Lake
City and Denver. Through sleepers. Once
a week excursions. Magnificent scenery.
Before buying tickets, call at office. No.
124 Third street.
High-grade pianos for rent; sold on easy
Installments. Pianos tuned and repaired.
H. Slnshelmer, 72 Third street.
OSTEOPATHY
i (Dr. A. T. Still. 1874.)
A scientific treatment of disease based
upon knowledge of the body's structure
and functions.
Consult
,Dr. W. A. Rojjers
Of Dr. A. T. Still'n School
Offices 532-533-534 Slnrquam Bids'.
Established 1S39.
Dr. Gertrude L. Gates
Only lady osteopath In Portland. Consul
tation and literature free.
Phone Main 27.
OSTEOPATHY
DR. L. B. SMITH.
Of A. T. StlH'i School of Osteopathy, Klrka
vllle. Mo. Oldest Osteopath In Oregon. Fourth
year In Portland. Consultation free at 4u9
Oregonian Dulldlng. Call or write for literature
and references. Phone Oak 421. Lady assistant.
... BY ...
PACIFIC LADDER WORKS
85-87 East Eighth St.
NEAR STARK
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Oregonian Pub.Co.
tr&wine
Cleans and bleaches the straw
quickly, easily and without the least
harm to the hands or hat. Send 25
cents, stamps accepted for one box,
by mail. Originated and sold only by
W0ODARD,GLABKE&CO.
WHITE MARINE
GASOLINE ENGINES
Certain,
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OREGON. PORTLAND.
ST. HELEN'S HALL,
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Offer full academic and college preparatory
courses, as well as thorough Primary and In
termediate Instruction. Music under the direc
tory masters.
Illustrated book of Information sent on ap
plication to
MISS ELEANOR TEBBETTS. Principal.
.O.C. BLAINEY
Room 207 Allsky Bldg.
Thfrd and ilorrlson streets.
Special attention given to the treatment
of RHEUMATISM by the appllcaUon o
Hot Air.
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Everything that good tailors can do to make good U
clothes will be found here. The way they fit tells j
the story and shows plainly the 'quality of tailoring. M
The patterns for Spring are handsome. ju
iffens
Suits
All the new, nobby
effects; distinctive
and exclusive styles
only. $10, $12.50,
$15, $18, $22.50,
$20,$25,$30,$35.
See our specials for
Spring, $13.85 and
$9.35.
jCinen underwear
In natural color, with a blue mercerized stripe. The shirts are
without buttons and have the new French neck. The seams
of the drawers are stayed with linen tape, this making the
strongest linen garment made. These goods are form fitting.
GMmp,
Northwest
Corner
LOOK US UP.
flT t H ri '
ING MACHINE COMPANY. Airon. Ohio. Ful!
Information, etc, on application. H. E. FOS
TER, Cour.sel and Gen. Agent. Paiac Coast I
Office. 400 Mutual Life bids.. Seattle. HAP.RY
"WINTERS. City Agent. Hibernian bldg. Star
DrllllngS Machines are In operation In Oregon.
DR. SWAIN, Dentist,
Phone,Brown492, 713 Dckum BIdg.
FIRST D
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THE
SPRING
1902
"WINDSOR
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Salem Wooiera IVliSIs Store
85-87 THIRD STREET
oiking
jh
e latest m
The extremes are the styles
this season, either in the
very long coat or the very
short coat. Of course we
have coats for men of se
date taste, cut medium in
length. All cut with that
broad shoulder and new
lapel.
$12.50, $15, $18,
$20, $22.50, $25,
$30 and $35.
Fourth and Morrison Streets
You save your money for your
old age? See now that your
old trunk is in repair; if not,
trade it for a new one.
50 THIRD ST.
Between Pine and Ash.
Mail orders solicited. Send
for catalogue.
oetoteaoo9S(0eooa9e
Mothers
Make your children happy.
Buy their shoes I
at
KNIGHT'S i
Special,
o Friday
uopooats
oocoooooooooa90oooeoe
C. C. NEWCASTLE,
Dentist,
MARQUAM BUILDING, ROOM 301
I SPLAY
IN OUR NEW STORE
OF
Spring
AND
Come and inspect the new things
all the swell metropolitan styles are
here in duplicate, but without the big
prices you'd be asked elsewhere.
SLITS
TOPCOATS
HATS
SHIRTS
NECKWEAR GLOVES
HOSIERY
UNDERWEAR
Ve carry no old stoclc. Every
thing new, bright and up-to-the-llmes.
To sec them Is to appre
ciate them.
Summer
Clothing
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