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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1902)
THE SUNDAY OKEGONIAN, POBTLA2sTD, 'APRIL' 20, 1902. 3 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Tlin Oregronlan's Telephones. OREGON. Counting Hocta MalnGCT Managing Editor ..MaInG30 City Editor Main liW Composing Room Main CS5 East Side Offloe East CI Superintendent Building Ked 2S-3 COLUMBIA. ,. Counting: Room - VSi Edltortal Rooms ?? Composing: Room i Engine Room .. ..2s Amusement. THE BAKER THEATER ThSrd and Tam hill) Tho Stuart Stock Company present the modern melodrama, "The Lost Paradise. Matinee at 2.15. evening: at 8:15. CORDRAT'S THEATER The splendid dra matic success, "Ostler Joe." TI1E OREGOXIAXS HANDBOOK. The Oregonian'e 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 oer 150 handsome Illustrations, end It Is printed on enameled book paper. It will be mailed to any address In tb United States or Canada Xor 7 cents a copy. Readt by Mat L The co-operative pro duce market enterprise will organize the first of the new month, says Daniel Kel lahcr, one of the Incorporators. He be lieves that It will be a success from the start. One of the great advantages which it will offer to the first sellers of produce Is the fact that its accounts -will at all times be open to the inspection of stock holders. "This will prevent the shenani gan to which wholesalers often subject producers," said a retailer yesterday. "Frequently the poor farmer sends In his stuff and the wholesalers pay him what they want to give, and when he pro tests they give him the horso laugh and ask him what he is going to do about It, All he can do Is to take his medicine. There are lots of people who have been treated this way, and they are subscribing to stock of the co-operative enterprise. "We shall raise $10,000 capital. If we needed twice that amount we could get it." AHj the Wat Around, up the east side and down the -west side. One of the 1 finest railroad rides out of Portland. The Past Sachem's Association will give their fifth annual excursion Sunday, May 11, to Albany. Those -who have accompanied this association on excursions in the past and who wish an enjoyable ride will cer tainly go to Albany. Trains will run up the east side, crossing over to Corvallls and return to Portland on the west side. Fare for continuous trip $1. Seats for everybody. Trains leave Union Depot, Portland, at 8:30 A. M. Ample provision "will be made by hotels and restaurants at Albany for dinner. The Portland cocker kennels, at Hunt er's Station, Mount Tabor, has again demonstrated its success as the largest breeder and importer of cocker spaniels in the Northwest. In theshows just held at Victoria, Seattle. and Portland their dogs took 22 first, 8 second and 4 special prizes, against the crackcrjacks of tho Coast. The stud dogf Black "Victor, -was a sur prise to the fancy, winning four firsts in each of the three shows. We have still some young stock on hands. Phone Union 10SL Officers of Club Journal Publishing CoitPANT.-The Club Journal Publishing Company, recently Incorporated, elected the following officers and directors: Presi dent, Mrs. Cleveland Rockwell; vice-president, Mrs. Jane C. Card; secretary. Mrs. Alma A. Rogers; treasurer, Mrs. Julia 12. Comstock; directors, Mrs. Adolph De kum; Mrs. W. J. Honeyman, Mrs. Julius Durkhimer, Mrs. Seneca Smith, Mrs. George R. Child, Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. Rose H. Hoyt, Mrs. E. E. L.ytle. Will, Cure Sick Women. For the past 35 years I have been a practicing spe cialist, treating only diseases of women. I claim to have mastered this branch of the medical profession, and I am in a position to positively cure, -where cure Is possible. No matter "what your ailment is, don't be discouraged until you see me. Consultation free. Mrs. Dr. Carey Tal bott, SOS Salmon, between Fifth and Sixth.' Basebatj, Today, 2:30 P. M. Baseball Todat, 2:30 P. M. Baseball Todat, 2:30 P. M. Professional Grounds, 24th & "Vaughn Monograms vs. Portlands. Baseball Todat, 2:30 P. M. , Baseball Todat, 2:30 P. M. Baseball Todat, 2:30 P. M. C. C. Smith has one of the best sani tary feather renovating machines on the Coast. All kinds of feather pillows, beds and hair mattresses thoroughly renovated on short notice. Also has a well-equipped upholstery shop where first-class work Is turned out at reasonable prices. All work guaranteed. Shop at Tenth and Davis. Telephone Main 610. A Visit to Lamberson's seed store, Ftont and Tamhill streets, will repay you. Lovely flowering plants, Japanese flow ing prunes, Japanese fern balls, pansies, heliotropes, verbenas, dahlias, candy tuft, cosmos, vegetable garden plants and garden tools. A few bargains left in lawn-mowers. Rubber and cotton garden hose, best makes. A Complete Surprise. Several people who followed our advice and went to North Irvington last Sunday were much surprised at the large number of houses there building. .Take the Union avenue, Woodlawn or Vancouver , car to Falling street and call at the North Irvington office for maps and prices of lots. Portrait of McKinlet, W. Cogswell, the artist, has completed a portrait of the late President McKlnley, which he will offer to the public Library Association for J300. If it is not purchased by the library it will be sold to the state, the price being 5600. A concession of $300 is thus made by Mr. Cogswell to the library. Evert 20 Minutes trolley cars will leave First and Alder for the golf links, Milwaukie, Oregon City and Canemah. Round trip fare to the two latter points 26 cents. Tickets must be purchased at the offices, First and Alder, or corner Hawthorne and Grand avenues. Sure Death to slugs, "worms and all garden insects. Blue Label Insept De stroyer, the only effective and guaran teed remedy. If it don't do the work you get your money back. Put up in 25c, 35c and 50c packages. Bowen s Seed Store, Front and Taylor. An Honest tale speeds best, being plain ly told. The men's stylish, perfect fitting suits we offer at ?15 In Our ad today on page 6 are equal to the suits sold usually at $20. Sam'l Rosenblatt & Co., Third and Morrison streets. P. C & O. Trollet Trips. Twenty minute cars today and every Sunday until further notice to Oregon City and Canemah, passing In full view of Wil lamette Falls. A 30-mile trolley rldo for 25 cents. First Hebrew Benevolent Associa tion. Annual meeting will be held Sun day, April 20, at Concordia Club, at 1 P. M. All members are requested to attend. By order of the president. Sol Blumauer, sec retary. Court, contract and fidelity bonds. Fi delity & Deposit Company. Surplus $5,000,000. Puffer, Burgard & Rodgers, 251 Washington street. Verbenas, asters, lobelias, 10c dor. All plants cheap. Woodstock car to East Powell street. Pacific Floral Nursery. Women of Woodcraft excursion to W. O. W. log-rolling at The Dalles, via train, Thursday, May 1. Round trip, $L Dalles Boat leavs dally at 7 A. M. from foot Alder street for The Dalles and all Upper Columbia River points. Astoria Boat leaves dally at 7 A. M. from foot Alder street for Astoria and all Lower Columbia River points. Something new In accordion plater. Price reasonable. Honeyman Hardware Company. Columbia and Hartford bicycles, 126 First, near Washington, F. B. Keenan. Mile for 15 cents. Hasty Messenger Co. Telephones Main 53. Open all night. Wool carpets, 50 cents- per yard. Rotan Furniture Store, 233 Yamhill. Columbia and Hartford bicycles. F. B. JCeeaan. 125 nst street, Death of Ashford Clatton. In the death of Ashford Clayton, which oc curred last Monday at the Good Samaritan Hospital, Oregon has lost one of her old est and most worthy pioneers. He "was 76 years old, came to Oregon In 1852, and settled upon his donation claim in Cole's A alley, Douglas County, where ho con tinuously resided nearly up to the time of his death. Some little time ago Mr. Clayton suffered from kidney complaint, and was taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital. In the hope that an operation would save his- life, but at his advancedJ age and tne severe nature of nis disease, he never rallied from the shock. His body was taken to Roseburg last Wednesday and burled one day later at his Cole's Val ley home. Mr. Clayton was one of the best-known farmers of his section. His wife died several years ago, and he is sur vived by six daughters and two sons Mrs. W. H. H. Clayton, of Orange, CaL; Mrs. L. A. Kent, of this city; Mrs. Jes sie Cleek, of Corvallls; Mrs. Lora Mc Lean and Mrs. Clara St. Clair, of Wash ington; Mrs. Mary Fabrique, of Lewis ton, Idaho; and Albert S. and Grant Clayton, of Douglas County. Slaughter of Song Birds. A number of Japanese In the vicinity of Pendleton, Or., have been shooting robins, meadow larks and other song birds. The Pendleton members of the Oregon Fish and Game Association took the matter up, and through the efforts of T. B. Wells, Deputy Game Warden for that district, three Japanese were prosecuted and fined $15 each and costs, which amounted to nearly $30 in each case. The association Is hot on the trail of these bird slaughterers and game hogs, and will spare no pains to bring them to Justice. A very good joke In connection with the case was that S. Ban. a Japanese contractor o Portland, sent up a Jap Interpreter to manage the case, who was considered quite "foxy." He engaged Charles H. Carter, a member of the Oregon Fish and Game Association, to defend his country men in court. On Cascade Summits. Colonel R. W. Mitchell, of the Willamette Valley & Cas cade Mountain Wagon Road Company, has jusfc received a letter from A. J. McClure, who says that he has been out on the west end of the road, within 2 miles of the summit; that the snow there was 2 feet deep and very soft. It began at Snow Creek with a depth of one foot. Tho roadbed was found to be In very good shape, with no wash-outs or slides worth mentioning, and travel across the range can be resumed In about two weeks. Mr. Lindhv Vert Low. a. J. Linden Is at St Vincent's Hospital In a very critical condition. Abput a week ago he had an operation, from which he seemed to be rapidly recovering, and expected to go home today. About 4 o'clock yesterday morning, however, he began to get wbrse, and has been sinking every since. Last night the, worst was feared. Mr. Linden is an old resident of Portland, and has a large number of friends here who sincerely regret his affliction. HAS a Relative Here. Chief of Po lice McLauchlan received a telegraph message yesterday from Oklahoma, read ing that Francis Joseph Rahlcs. 310 North Tenth street Hobart Oklahoma Territory, had been shot and killed there, and asking that the dead man's history be sent. The police did not know Rahles, but found out that he had a relative who works In a department store in this city. The rela tive, when seen, refused to talH about Rahles. Duke Will Visit Astoria. At the meeting of the Federated Trades Council Friday evening Horace A. Duke, organ izer for the American Federation of La bor, was requested to visit Astoria in the interest of the State Federation, general organization work for the American Fed eration of Labor, and to urge the Astoria Federated Trades Council to work for tho Initiative and referendum at the coming election. Furniture Cheap. Our entire stock is one great bargain. Shrewd buyers will find that we are giving values In furnl turo never before equaled. An investiga tion will convince you of tbls fact Calef Bros., 130 Sixth street opposite Oregonlan building. Choice Corner Lot for Sale. That beautiful 50x100 feet on Tenth and Jackson streets, surrounded by elegant residecces, only 12 blocks southwest of City Hall, price $2600. Goldsmith Company, corner Third and Oa"k streets. Acme Oil Compant, successor to Port-J land. Paragon and Pacific OH Companies, for fine oils and gasoline. Leave orders at 212 First street Both phones, 670. C. M. Zadow. proprietor. Special. Mrs. A. L. Folger, manager for Vlavl in Australia, will give free lec ture Monday, April 21. 2:30 P. 3L, at Viavl Parlors. Lewis building. Ladles invited. Large stock of monuments at reduced prices to make room for three carloads. Blacslng Granite Company, Third and Madison streets. For Rent for the Summer, furnished house on Portland Heights, one block from car line. D 87, Oregonlan. Notice. To the voters of Multnomah County: I will be an Independent candi date for Sheriff. N. H. Bird. Map of Portland Free. Call at the North Irvington office, corner Falling street and Union avenue. Long Beach builders, Inquire for prices at the Ilwaco Lumb'er yard. Colwell & Gram, Ilwaco, Wash. Gambrxnus Garden for lease, Sunday picnics or season; improved. Max Smith, 88 North Sixteenth. Pbopertt-Owneks, see the adv. of Hi H. Moorehouse & Co., on page 24. - !-M"I"M"M"!"M"M I I I M !!: !!! I - I - M"K"K.K..M..2..M-M"M"M"I-W Will Make Short Work of It ! We Propose to Go Out of the Boys' Waist Business in THREE DAYS ON Thursday, Friday. and Saturday we will sell out the entire stock. Prices will" not pay for the cloth. Choice patterns. Mother's Friend, Star and other brands. A 50-foot show window will be used for display. Look atthe prices and you will buy enough of them to last your boy for a year. None; will be sold to dealers. XXXfstSHE&XX ...Famous Clothing Co.... MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS 4-H ! M 'I ! ! IM"M..I-M..I..M ! i-h New Street Railwat Crossing. The City & Suburban Railway Company last night put in a double-track crossing at Third and Burnslde streets- of seven-inch rails. The Portland Railway Company Is laying a track on Burnslde street from the bridge to Fifth street to connect with the Fifth-street line, and the object of the new crossing is to accommodate tha latter line. The rails were cast welded at the Intersections, and they were made at the City & Suburban Company's shops at Twenty-fourth and Savicr streets. The new crossing at Second and Burnslde streets was manufactured at the com pany's shops, and also the one put in -at tho corner of Third and Yamhill streets. The crushed rock put In as a fill Is only temporary. Next Summer when tho new rails are laid in on Third street the cars will be run on Second street and the crossing will be filled with concrete and Belgian blpcks and permanently Improved. The John Barrett Compant expects to move into its elegant new stores, corner Sixth and 4-Ider (131 Sixth, 311 Alder), about the end of tne week. Fisher Music Company, 190 Third street, has Just received a new shipment of Vic tor talklng-machlncs. Call In and hear them. North Irvington lots. $103 to $500 each. Title Guarantee & Trust Company, C and 7 Chamber of Commerce. Phone Washington Creamery 'for your sweet cream and Ice cream. Prompt deliv ery. ' General Grant, best red geranium, 5c; lobelias, verbenas, lc Bnrkhardt's, 23 & G. THREE FOR TEN CENTS. Export and Geo.V. ClilldH Clears at Handler & Kcllcy'a. We keep every promise made In our advertisements. This Is only one of our many great offers. If you are a smoker you will save money by calling on us. Cut-Kate Cigar and News store, ianaiey & Keller. 291 Washington, Perkins Ho tel building. COMING TO OREGON. Every train now brings in its Quota of homeseekers. Portland citizens know, but I want every one to know, that -ne are prepared to supply their wants in man tels, grates, tiling, gas and electric chan deliers, spark guards, andirons and fend ers to the very best advantage. A new line of mantels Just received Is unsur passed In quality and design. Estimates on all kinds of electrical and gas work alsocall bell and telephone work. M. J. Walsh, showrooms, 215 Washingtoe street; call up on either phone. WHERE TO VDINE. Cleanliness, order, best of everything. Portland Restaurant, 305 Washington. Turkey, goose or chicken dinner, at popular prices. Number of other good things at Strouse's. restaurant, 229 Wash ington, between First and Second. Watson's Restaurant will serve special fried chicken dinner from 12 M. to 8 P. M., So cents. Also French dinner with wines, 75c, 5 P. M. to 8 P. M. First-class French dinner, with -nine, 50c; excellently cooked, 93 Fifth street. A STRAIGHT TIP. If you want a smoke 50 per cent better than you can secure elsewhere for the same money, call on us for a La Herolna, at 10 cents straight. Cut-Rate Cigar and News Store, Handley & Kelley, 231 Wash ington, Perkins Hotel building. . COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE. Tou can enjoy tho beauUful scenic at tractions along the Columbia to the best advantage by taking the Q R. & N. Co.'s j supero tram, wnicn leaves union depot dally at 9 A. M., for Cascade Locks and The Dalles. Returning, Portland Is reached at i:30 same afternoon, or. If desired, re turn trip dan be made by steamer from Cascade Locks, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland about 4 P.M. BUSINESS ITEMS. It. Unity I CutMnje Teeth. .. Be tutv ana use that old and well-tried remedr. Mrs. "Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teethlnr. It eoothes the child, sof term the Kumi, ill. all pain, cures wind colic and diarrhoea. High-Grade Pianos for Rent. Sold on easy Installments. Pianos tuned and repaired. H. Sinshelmer. 72 Third at. Dr. O. D. Thornton, dentist, G03 Dekum. OSTEOPATHY IN The Marquam Established 1S99. Dr. Walter A. Roaers Graduate of The A. T. Still. Klrksvllle, School of Osteopathy. Office 032-533-53-1, Marqnam Bids. Phone Main 27. Dr. Gertrude L. Gates Graduate of The Northern Institute of Osteopathy. With Dr. Rogers, except Tue., Thur. and Sat. mornings. I - I I - I - I - I - I - I"! - !"! - : - ! - ! - ! - ! - ! - ! - ! - ! - ! - : - ! - ! - ! - ; - ! - ! i..i..i..i..i..;.i,i,.Ii.i.,:.i:,.i.i..ImI..;,.;....t..i..i..t.,;.,i,i2.,:,i:..i..i ..,i..j-t,Ii.i..i,i..i..i,.i..Ii.IwH,hhi;i,.i,.:,.. Perhaps That case of yours needs a new set of works the old one may be worn out. . Why not trade it in and for a little difference get a first-class movement one that you can rely upon? THROW AWAY That old chain and at a small cost get one that is warranted for ten years. I have them from $2.00 up. A CHARM handsomely engrav ed with a monogram on it adds very much to the looks of a chain. LADIES' NECKLACES, extra long for the new lockets, come in sil ver and gold from $1.25 up; com plete with Tockets from $3.00 up. Have you seen the new bracelets that are going to be worn this sum mer? A large stock just received. E. J. JHEGER, JEWELER, 290 Morrison St., bet. 4th and 5th THE WHITE IS KING CUT PRICES IN FINE SEWING MA CHINES AT THE WHITE SEWING MA CHINE OFFICE. New scwlae machines for rent. Neeuls and repairs for all sewinc ma chines. THEWH1TE5EW.NG MACHINE OFFICE Opposite Oregonlan Building. 124-120 SIXTH STREET. Oregon phone Oak 1301. YOU AUTO SEE...... Orl the new 1902 CAMERAS from , Special prices this week of 10c for 4x5 Printing Frames.... Catalogue free. The Curio Store, 331 Morrison St. OSTEOPATHY OR. L. n. SMITH. Of A. T. Still's School of Osteopathy. Klrlcs rUIe. Mo. Oldest Osteopath tn Oregon. Fourth year In Portland. Consultation free at 4U9 Oresonlnn bultdlntf. Call or write for Uteratura and references. Phone Oak 421. Lady assistant. CANCERS Cancers, tumors and congested glands of the breast treated by the quickest-3 to 10 minutes-and surest method known. No X ray, electric ity or knife. Very little pain; cure permanent; 28 years' practice. In vestigate before too late. Examina tion and consultation free. Register ed physician, licensed according to law, in charge to treat you. Call or address J. L. BOHANNON. 854 Corbett St., Portland. C. C. NEWCASTLE, Dentist, MARQUAM BUILDING. ROOM 301 - ! - !": - ! - !"! - :": - ! in;iin-n"ili4W 1 3gfcSi IllglllllllllllSIlill Those Very uop Coats You see about town are from pur store. Most men think they are merchant tailor productions; they are here, ready-to-go-on, No tailor Washable and wishable at prices economical. Largest Clothiers in the m wine Mff5AV STAAWmTMW 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 mall. Originated and sold only by WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. Zefteipr&ss Hfus- X. X. - I 0.0aS5rlrrt 1 rfiiAcf a conalalent witk Good Work Engrav1rg Department OregorJEd Pub.Co. white: marine gasoline engines VCertaln. 3Z GLOBE ZRONWOaKSCO. 2.H8 WNERSrrYy-MINNEAPCLlS InntmmenU.Dmmi. Uniform.. Lyon 4 llealj' VOwn ilaka" Instruments ar now used bjthodresteitartUU.FInoCat alcgue, 00 Illustrations, mailed frtr. . U siYes Band Muiic & Instructions for Amateur Bands. Barcalns in Initru nienta Just redueed in price. LYON &HEALY. 57 Adams St.. Chicago. Tie WorM'i lirsttt Hlr Hsu. Sella Srii7tklat UtraUBule." OREGON. PORTLAND. ST. HELEN'S "HALL, . SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Offers full academic and college preparatory courses, as iell aa thorough Primary and In termediate Instruction. Muilc under the direc tory masters'. Illustrated book of information sent on ap plication to MISS ELEANOR TEBBETTS. Principal. DR.O.C. BLAiNEY Room 207 Alisky BIdg. Thlrt and Morrison streets. Special attention given to the treatment of HHETJ&IATISU b? the application ot fitrsi yow " i Its i M. wn&&k I i j JlpU SU&F 1 r i ta. j i t fli SLco nma -JF1JHP nj? ' ' ff A W H it l II ' 'MlilW .. in If m Hot Ajr. dprinff FOR THE SWELL DRESSERS OUR clothing tables abound with all the new things in swagger clothes for ihe up-to-date man. Our Spring Suits have character and distinctiveness not found in the ordinary ready-made clothing, and can't be told from the merchant tailor's garments at prices 50 per cent less. Fashionable Short can beat them. astcoat$ Northwest LOOK US UP. eeeeeoaceoaeeoo90B99o IT'S A PLEASURE I To .please Children. Every FRIDAY we please many atourstore Bring yours this week. KNIGHT SHOE CO. Fifth and Washington Sts. o 1 oo i iiioiietiiii(iiitsi THE "WINDSOR" SPRING 1902 v7 Mil 111 Safem Woolen Mills Store 85-87 THIRD STREET Xext door nortli of Chamber of Commerce Bulldlnp. uiiis 41k Corner Fourth and Morrison Why Don't 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. Portland Trunk Co, 50 THIRD ST. Between Pine and Ash. Mail orders solicited, for catalogue. Send Manufactured by STAR OIL "WELL. DRILL ING MACHINE COMPANT Aron. Ohio. Ful Information. tc on application. H E. KOS TEit. Counsel and Gen Agent. Pacific Coast Office 405 Mutual Life bids . Seattle HARRY WINTERS. City Asent. Hibernian bldff. Star Drilling Machines are In operation In Oregon. WE HAVE ONLY THE MOST SEASONABLE STYLES OF DEPENDABLE CLOTHES Those here are manufactured from the best fabrics of Ore gon's BEST woolen mill. THEY EMBODY CORRECT FABRICS CORRECT COLORINGS CORRECT TAILORING CORRECT STYLES And we make THE CORRECT PRICE THE "WINDSOR" In all the nobby effects $14 $15 $16 YOU'RE RIGHT
