The Evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902, April 01, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textmm i .. ' . r I-' fef HAVE TOU A OOKF? sitionoiie.- 4Keep the ball roiling". Apeak through the medium of The journal and give your choice ef 'locations for the Lewis nd .Clrlc Centennial Exposition. tv,.-. f ! Quite a lam riumber of -coupons ar feeing received these days, hut the nura fee , should MX doubled. We 'ought to have S.OoO ,Votee a. day. We ought to nave that nupiber si times a week If T-nittm o( Th Journal car anything at all about Whare the show shall be..; But 4ha count ba not reached that JBs Dre yet-Jiot near It. :.. " ' The contest appears to be between the . Peninsula and Lipid's Field, Seltwood ap pearing too languid to make any: effort lor the great carnival. , -, The vote as counted on Saturday stood: Peninsula .... 265 gel I wood 13 - ' Jjidd's Field ;,;...... ....."lfil : Cycle 'Park t SO j Knox Tract , 1 I Fulton r. 13 wHt vnur choice ' .c City Park s.. .... Cut oat this coupon, ind Send it In, addressed to Exposition nri nil l In. ndtlreatiiul to KxPt lite Editor. Evening Journal. 289 Yamhill treat,', i-,'- JOURNAL CONTEST , ;.'(r,-);' f;. 7 , CHOICE FOR THE . . EXPOSITION. SITE Name-:.-:r. j ;.-,-r ; t, . i ... i i'i in i CITIZENS': 1111 The Fusion Committee appointed yes terday by the chairman of the Democrat ic county convention caucus to discuss the. advisability of nominating a Cltlaens ticket m-t UbI night and talked over the situation. Dr, John Welch was elect ad. chairman. And John .1'an Z&al .secre tary. , It wa ' agreed -r that Vths Democrats should name the candidates for Mayor and State Senator and allow the labor tepresestatlves And regular, Republican lalf of the 'other offices. . W. K. Oatens and William Heldt Were appointed a committee to confer with nueh ettlsens as deslr to put up an In dependent ticket and report to the i.arent i-otnmiUe., f, . . -i . - ., . fCntklnv 4 1H4n dnne hastily and it GIRL WANTED TO DIE. (Journal Special Service.) VERw April- L Georgia: Johnson, ,it a nnt Mrth , w h u r to MVP. Her ae- I clslon Is sal(Tt3 Be Hue fo lhfe Tat that she had quarreled' with her lover in the mornlniT. had - been drinking in the afternoon; and had grown despondent in the evening. She took an ounce of laud anum nnd George: Lee discovered her in a seemtnely dying condition half an hour biter. - Police Surgeon Sharpley was sum-muned.- 7Ie made Mlsa Johnson extreme ly forry that she, had attempted to bring her career to an , untimely end. Shr promised that she would never ngaln at tempt suicide. A hyjKKlnrmlo injeotion of strvchnlne so sUmUaed her that she landed four well directed kicks on I'ollce Burgeon Davi solar plexis.' The sur geons were then mrfltcifrntly satisfied that Mlnj Johnson bad recovered from the et fects of the poison and left her to the car of her frleuda. .. - .-; INCREASE IN : LIVERY PRICES. 8om time- tinea the livery stable em ploycs Organised and formed a union, Bemandlng . an increase In wages from Mo to WO per month. Now the proprl itohi have come to an agreement, which la In the nature of a livery trust; and have 'distributed among its patrons a. circular utter in wnicn it ts statea inai raise prices ior ooaru ana nvery is made neceasnry. .'prices seem to have beeft raised about 25 per cont. It will cost, the fellow $5: a day to tnkc his girl Jut riding on Sundays and holidays. The ollowlng liverymen have signed the " agreement: . Misner Heydefii M. J. Drlscoll ft Co., Fraster ft McLean, Ioaac I'wler. W. R. williama. 'Anderson Bros.. United ,hi- rlage Co., M. L JEIubert. W. G. Brown, James Nlcol. SPOKANE, April .1. The report comes from Uavenoort. i small city on the Spokane ft : Northern, that H ri. . Me-' Mllian will, not have to pay the alleged alienation of the es for the alleged alienation of the affections of Mrs; Frank Thompson. The Jury brought in a verdict finding -for the defendant Rfter. five hours' -deliberation. The evl dence" was completed Thursday night, and Friday was uevotea to argument. The at torneys for both aides were very bitter In' their -remarks, furnishing . consider- i mm m able entertainment for a large audience composed largely of women. Mr, Thomp son sued for 130.000 damages. The origi nal complaint contained charges of crim inal intimacy, but this was withdrawn before the trial and a new complaint, charging "alienation of affections, - was MAZAMAS-T0MT.; ADAMS The trlnth annual outing of the !M asa nas will be made to Mt. Adams, Wash ington. The-party : will leave Portland for Whit Salmon on the morning of July 15, 1902. and arrive ,the following day at Trout Lake, where permanent quarters i will be. established during the stay) which wilt be from July 14 to July '. 2& -.rV.i-t ' : -' V: .- r , The customary Tamp-flr lecture and -mountain lore wlit- be. rigidly observed . as a part Of the outing program.. Many scientists 'front fibrosa will - accompany them. An itinerary will be Issued later.. lt was the original intention of . the MaiAmas to Join the Sierra Club of San Frsnoisoo in (ts outing to Mt. Shasta and ' other points next June, but unforeseen - circumstance have prevented their' do ing so in a foodV. They recommend, however, that all4daaamas who can, oc . oept the. generously accorded Invitation of their neighbor organisation. , :, ' J LOOK rOR THE' CHECKS, The Journal of. March M f-was worth. ; more than 'BO cents in trading checks. This one Issue pays more than it costs to pay' for the -paper for an entire month." IKj.you realire that fact? Do you read r. the advertlsenipnu? ii mi, i .i .. . mini-. . ' - ' tn an inUrVle today, M. XeobO, norreanoraliog-fi(ianc)ai seofetary of the Portland Batfcera' to Ion K. ft, stated that the law rerulating the barber busi ness in this ttate as It. exist on tht statutes is not distasteful t the Union, but meets with the approval of fully M per cent, of that body. -Tha lAw Itself Is all right, with m, lew minor exceptions, If strictly enforced, f ' ' He vigorously denies that tha ttnlolt la opposed to the law, but admits that the Union. Is Id favor of amending It, s as to exclude the giving out by-the presi dent of the board promiscuous permits to incapable barbers. ' At the next Legislature; ah effort will be made to amend the law so-tbat some limitation cn be placed upon the power that the.tireHtilent of the barber "Exam iners now so rreery exercises. But the law as a whole IS strongly up held by the .union barbers, ana fhey have nevrt urirod its repeal ... .. it. Further than trying to have it aiigbtly amende ryltif to have It aiigntiy amenoea is alt they Intend to do concerning the matter. . :, :,. T . . . v ..,-f INCREASE wVAdlS. ' "The proprietors of Watson Bros, res taurant., on fourth street, and the Cooks' and .Walters Alltanoa have not been on the best of terms for some time, having differences of opinion1 on the wage and Union proposition. ' Th Alliance waged a bitter warfare against them, but un successfully.! The boycotted restaurant continued to do business at the old stand, and have Just offered an increase In wagea to their employes, raising a rate above that which the Alliance recognises as the proper standard. "'' Commencing today, Watson Bros, will pay their chief Cook from lit to $20 per week; ten-hour girls. 7 to I per Week, and six and one-half-hour girls, and al! short time glrlsjf ront $4- to tS per week, an advance of about to per cent, over the present fate, i j . - "This raise Is mad voluntarily." said one of the proprietors. "W want th best of help and expect to pay the best of wsges. Competent cooks and waiters cannot be secured and retained 4n an other way.' , ' ' MAfcifiJ, VOLL-KTAWtr, ? ' The '8tanflaraf Borrfsetory mployes and mill hands are, rejoicing today over the raise in " their r wages, ' announces (Mttriliv In Ttuf Jonrnal. . . ; The action of the Mill Men's Union had nothing dO With ;tb raise ' In. quired fthe reporter . of bne.ot ,the-;nian-! agera.ii r ., y ; . i , tv, f (,i H, fi not at ne Itnlon ben are working; here to our- knowledge and,, no complaints had evej" beanonad r. tor , us about the Wage question,, Ws .made, the rsUae voluntarily m aspreqlattoot of ..pqst services,". ws, the reply.vi f , 'The melt are experienced and falthul, and deserved the Increase." - t WAGES RAISED. At the annual meeting of the Portland Traction Company the wages of the em ployes were raised, a, ten-hour day inaug urated and extensive Improvements elded - upon. The plan for improvement has been under consideration for some time,- and, since It has been Indorsed, work will begin at once. 1 KmnlnvM who have-been in the com pany's service over a year wilt receive ccntsun hour. tnose 01 a anorier time In Its employ 14 cent an hour. , BARBERA' SCHEDULE. -r The-Tronsd scale t wages ftnd prices was consldnred at the weekly meeting of the Barbers TTnlon last nlgnt,' The of ficers state that tio information, will be given out until the. scale-has been pre sented to the employing barbers for ac ceptance; A printed card containing the scale will be'-presented to the employers thi atWrrtUn, and 'those .Tefasing W p &nt'lll he d.Mt1 a union card, f The seal art,anfeaATnottthJgo''ws' slightly cbsnged, ksck enavesvaa nrsi planned, were to be Charged at tha rate of 5 cnt. ?-tnan who has oents' worih of work done, a now arranged, wia receive a neek shave free, The members oT tile JoUrnevhien .Tft!I- org- I'nlon have arranged a new schedule and divided the: workman Into three grades, to be paid according to tha work done. In the first grade the coat makers are to receive $H for-each cost rnlTde; second grade. 17.50, and the third grade, tr,.50. Pantsmaker In the first grade shall receive fS; In the second grade, $150, snd In the third grade', H-75. The scale does not affect the veslmakers.ia majority of whom tire women1 and who restive- from $4 to $12 pet week. ; , NOTESf .;",;-: ' . The new wage schedule of the hostlers, recentlv consented to fby the liverymen, goes Into street today, v j.i v..- - The laundry employes exbect to have H definite understanding' tonight with the employers, regarding their recent demand for an Increase In wage. V . . , V.i. ,. . Hj) Hi w- (n. ... BCtllTTLETt. Keb., April 1. Because, hp says,- his sympathetic nature could not eer,.tht) screajn of a drowning woman,, Mndison Fleek, a. Wealthy young man in this city,: Is in, Jail, charged With man slaughter and the whole community is . Several days eao whll? the Pliitje Hver" women In tn enunt?. Mrs. Himay and her nleee. In attempting : to cross tha bridge, drovdi their horses .over the ratl ln and fell Into the water.. The horses broke the harness and swam to tha shore, while the women were swept .' down i With the current and drowned.. 1 w Young Fjeek was. within helping dls tnnee, JHl whipped uj nia horses and drove Into town, where he reported the aceldenl. PARISH MEETINGS. :'- " , ;, The contestation 6 St' tlavW s Episco pal Church held tts annual' meeting last evening and elected the following vestry men: ur, B. re. Josephl, John Beeley, r . W. Berry, Pr. West. John Webb, A. L. Tyler, Fred S. West. J, O.! Rdyle and F. B, Kendall. . ' Dr. JoHephl a Elected senior warden; A. l. Tyler, junior warden: Fred 8. West, clerk. .and F. B. Kendall, treasurer. Dr. Joseph), A. L. Tyler and John Beeley were appointed ,aa the Executive and Building Committee; J, O. Boyle, F. W. Berry and V. H. West, finance Commit tee. Tha-attain of -the chufeh were re ported to be in excellent condition, and the a-ood baliinr. which vai ahnwn hv I the treasurer will be devoted jio the bulld- Mng of the new .church. J . ; At the annual meeting of the congre Ra tio of Trinity Buisoooal Church last venlrrg,1 the following vestrymen wtsre eieciea lor ine ensuing year: waiter J. Burns, L. Ollsan, R. R. Hogue. Jas. Ualdlaw, U A.' Lewis. John McCraken, Francis flealy,. J. .Fw Watson and Oeorge H. Williams. The matter of church re oa Irs rendered necessary' by "the re?ent fire was referrd to'lha vestry. Opinions differ concerning the loss, but some think S9.000 will cover, It f - ,7 . St, Mark's Parteh held Its annual meet Ing in the parish housj last evening, at which the' following officers were elect' ed: Frelerick Tow nsend,- settlor warden: R. W .Hastings, Junior warden and treas urer; T. W,'. Baxter, -clerk: J. . W. Kol luck; Eugene Sohaeffer. Oeorae C Nich clson.- C N. . Huggins, C. H. Chandler ana Alfred j. Bingham, vestrymen. ,i - W. C. T. U. Ucturer. ; ;y( one of the national '-organisers of the W. c, -r. wui lecture tnis. evening at tne Woodstock M. K. Church. Ska will ad. dress the. Centrals Union at -41mm. Nojn Kest, xnird street,, Wednesday after noon, and that evening she will apeak before a meeting at Lenta. - - Dr. 1 M. Thornton. Dentist. nwm fl2-203 Marquam Mdg. Phone, Hood. W. j IS .GOOD, ; , J UOXLIko ; k JJwdJMJ& " IS GOOD : ' -n 1 r-r-TTMWr-----' --- 1 j j r-- - i 1 - , .' 1M L - Y' IF YQU WOULD ; centsicw t7eiy $S.00;purchase? The 'tra'chw ejcVitlv ;1 -the- s&me as a half dolUr to you. Dp You ; See This i the low est pried we have; eyertjnade, on an Iron bed, but His not the 'cheapest' bed that Is made It it is our regular W.25 bed. ! W want all the people who read this paper to trade with us. .' Mention the paper and you can get this bed For $2.65. w 4i-':l..'Ji..A Three-piece Bcdroorrt Suite ' Ttue Germaiji pla.tevnyrttir, high gloss finish to match goldea Oak, $13.50 Hall Mirrors . Diamond Shape or Round. Deep oak polished frame, with hooks. 12-in. Class $3; 20-ln. Glass $4.50 what, we put in. them, and we will ! tell you truly what you are buy. .Good Pair JeaLher PiUawj, 52,00 185-87-89-91 First We Guarantee Remedies OR REFUNO THE MONEY. If you are suffering with rheumatism get one bottle of La-Cas-Ka and Shake OtT "Xlhtment "amUf -rt-doee not be pent you return the bottles and your money AsJWfuade.fl., At druggists at Wo fach. - . Yucca Root Salve will cure th" most obstthrfte oases of Skin diseases' Boll tshd carbuncles. It ia It sure tfpecifio cure tot piles.' Try a box. "-Only 50c at all drug; giata. ' A S-blt bottle of the Orea,t Yaquls Cough Cure never falls to cure the most aovere cough or cold. Stops It In Ah dose. The only sure remedy known for croup and whooping cough. At all drug gists. If your druggist does not hav any of these remedies on hand come' to head quarters, . ' OREGON CHEMICAL CO. 424 Washington street . ; ' !!-n:'''.'''&'-. ;;.?.';. , :fSkS'"M C' ' from an artistic photograp h ty-fM ' JE-W.MOOR.aT.: I Ia the Dekum BuOtHnS. 'T-'i.. . 'S'j-a.'V' SAVE dVlONEY By mikm M ffl WH checks and "Taking them to .H. . Ed ,rrrJ$'. IJ-yoa buy, $90,00, erth bt furniture aodhavf four of these thicks, .'yptt;'saTe : frf-ope,,. tenth:; Of purchase price for aiiy amounfr the Little TadinBJqK:?lt" IstGdod at This Store. 0ir.;$tbck: of Iron Beds ,Is absolutely thiinost attract ive in the city to the buyer of modest means, it is our constant effort to give the best values, The above is a staple1ed, brass rod. head and foot.' The foot nop tnd U curved outwhat we call white of olive green color . It is one of a swell foot. We have them in our most popular patterns, value g Qtorsil-wMte Oliver Ted and. at least $W?ydu tan buy it for q!3 cream color .ii... . . $8.50 Golden Oak, Secretary Glafss doort, Frianch mirror5 Jplished and . quarter sawed $18.50 Rites: .Of all styles, at all prices. 5 30x60 Smyrna Rug, $1.35 AXMINSTER RIGS, $4.50 value, Special Wednesday only ,$3.50 , Solid Oak Center Table 1 21.' square j (rpqd golden ... oak finish, jir, ! .) $1.73 ... m. I -L . Mo IE St The Portland Kennel Club's THIRD ANNUALr r DOG SHOW AT EXPOSITION BUILDIN'Q I April 16th to 19th ' fred Mansell, Esq., of Loqdon will judge all classes. ENTER YOUR ' POGS. ENTRIES CL08E APRIL Oth. Many beautiful silver runs and hundreds of other valuable prises will be awarded. r Premium list containing full par ticulars for Intending exhibitors and entry blanks can be had on aDulloution to the Secretary. WRITE FOR THEM AT ONCK T f and make your entries early. T J W..W. PEASLEE Secretary I , Room 403 Sherlock ' Bldg., T , 3rd and Oal as. ' li " MW MWk MsjsjSHBfjfjB gj a'"'."').,, WSar DAIdnO F0VDEI7, rTOnOlDlTRACTS ittolurtfurify. F rtntslFIivor. i'baOTliN'l.r1faftU';i pi B0rVEN8 TRA0INQ CHECK. Oh I Sasli olr ne-ien(lj of the value. when crotilpanied bv lawful money S f B. td the Ormf iL-EsEdward g im i i ii im ..' ......i.m . I.. This , elegant iROj ,'fiEDSith brass rail and ipbdleSfc.we, have Lin cream, A large, -.substantial IRON BED, white or cream enamel; double size only. The best. & the City for - $12.50 A new ' design in red, or iphols tered to otdipr.', ift any f cblor.' None are better piade., 'Ti "T'v " ! - ,.$ij2s50 . . .... . .. . - . ... EODWAtMDS). E. . Ujl PH I ULI P.8,,. Pra. THE NitW TRUNK FACTORY m trm Yon A Tew Trunk Fbr Your L L.,'' .'., ; fc . Old One 3 i i Morrison Watch For the LittleTrading Checks " Tl)ey,are the same as money in ybur pocKet . fjHE JOURNAL of MarcH i26 :S v Was wol-tK more tHaiiV 50c in money. Do you read the ad vertising columns? D o"you watch for all the good things offered? The 'Journal advertis ing ays reader and advertiser Odtqbpatiiy Jae Wualrateil M, aWHty to etire" ail curable diseases after aU othef methods hs.v 'falled.:..'Cohatllt '..kK:.:. i-S- .... . . ''' Jy':. '.1.4 Dm t. ISSMITH - ; '..Of .409 Oresniaa BuD&tg'Ji,: i Vourh War In Portland; Graduate it A. Ti Still s fJchool of Osteopathy. Con sultation free at office. . Call or wrtta for " lUeMUur and Portland references. tAdy 'assistant --'-.;:.y--ri' Phone:' Oak 421: residence. Black tn.: CUT OUT The check everjr day-rHB vorth money . to you i It costs' -but :'a segond's ' time, to and" 50 cents saved Is that much teamed. Great value.; i Imported velour covered DAVENPORT b 1 reh franje,1 ,b"est'iiJ)h'ois1ejfjrj "1 $34.00 Household Jreasure Table HI Regular $3.50 Reader. ; Tell us that you saw it in this ad.' and you get it for (ly:Uvi $2.00 i . Retlntjed t ' ' Coffee Pot 1 1-2 qt. size, copper bottom, each 20 cU." $I0-Hair Mattresscs--$I0 Buy from the maker. 'We do not claim to make HC Ibfieapest Hair Mattresses on earth, but we can sell you a better Mattress for $10.00 than you can get any place else for that price.' ' piw 8 fvvys .MO We-make them. W sell them at reasonable prices.. rjCeraejian see what you can get .for $10.00. 1 (85 INCORPORATED iff ".'tf.. Aim-jtiwiyw street, opposite postoffice SOLE DtSTrtlCUTORS n Esuwishd i?6v : gipOaITERs 2f-29MartlnSt v GNONNATI, OtKO HKiNSTE.N-IVIYER CO. THIS CHECK " I A'' t J" i .. a '. 3 .... i. 3 Need not be; shown at Edward's store until you have got prices on goods; then present reach check with $t.S0 on every $5.00 purchase. It's like finding money Our own Make Full Size, Damask Covered Couch Regular $775 r in four colorv Special for Wednesday only $5.75 PRICE LIST ; Lace Curtains, pair-... ....... $r.0Q ' Sheets, per pair ,... J.20 Pillow Cases, per pair ., 30c Portieres, per pair. 2.25 Window Shades, each...;.:- 40c Door Mats, each , 40c ''cRocKtRY':;'s; ! Come and see an English -50-piece, decorated porcelain Set worth( $6.50, for ; y , - $40. Do not buy it if you do cot want it. j -- PRICE UST Ingrain ClarpetsTT.... ..f..r.35 cts Hawool Carpets".. .....,..,,50 cts All-wool Carpets ....65 cts Best All-wool Carpets....75 cts UMPS The season isearly oyer. ( ,We ' hivAieCe t',pc ,.ttt jjamps ercepting' veryrcneap est ones. - 87 - 89 - 91 First St C. A. PARTLOW, 8ec. snd TreaS. Our Agents Will Call and Examine Your Trunk, or '-, Phone us, Red 1821 TRUNKS REPAIRED HERE IS THE CHECK BOWCN'S TRADING CHECK oooo row ONE CENT - IN Tsaoc ' im a tmiiis of One Tenth of the value, whrs st-raniMiiel by IhwIuI tnancv of ' S. hv ll.r firm ul MARYLAND' CLIB RYE ncorporUl 1A94. and jozzzzs