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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1903)
r TIIE OilEGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORlTxAiNT). SATIHIDAY EVENING. JTOTJ 20 1903; 12 kiniEKiBiBiHiiiBiaiiiiiiiiiimnniiiimaj 1. 'I ' .. 5 ! IT IS NOT A LONG STORY We have a first-class optician in our em ploy. If you need anything in the way of Glasses you cannot do better than than. to come to us for your optical work. THE ACCURATE FILLING OF OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIAL STUDY M s M M M s E H M M COOKS AND WAITERS STRIKE IS SETTLED Chicago Hotel and Restaurant Keepers Relieved-to Have . Wan Best of Battle, - ROB RAILWAY SAFE Tlr Mea Arrested Oa iosplelon XarlBff Committed That Deed Axotner. S m 8 M s B m MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS AND JEWELERS Tklrt rn'nA Uiihlnirfnn ....... Pnrlin4 Of UlIIIXnsnBIIIIIIUIllNIIIIIIIIIEIIHIUHIIINII (Journal 8poIal Service.) CHICAGO. June 20 The great strike of the Cooks'und Waiter' Union w practically settled last right when, af ter a long conference, an agreement was reached whereby both sides are to have freedom so far as recognition of the un ion Is concerned. It Is agreed that the employers may hire any help they desire. Irrespective cf the union, and that the employers may also refuse to join the Employers' Union If they so desire. The agree ment also stipulated that all the old help will be reinstated and no questions asked. The question of wages was left open for settlement and If satisfactory ar tangements are not made by July 6, then the subject will be. placed before a board of arbitration. Seventy-five per cent of the strikers returned to work this morning, and it is believed that the remainder will take their places before night. I (Journal Special Service.) JSTRUTHER8. O., June 20. The safe in the Pennsylvania railway station at this place was robbed early this morn Ing of a large aum of money. Five men have been arrested as suspects. An at tempt was also made to rob the Bank of Poland, and It la supposed the same gang did the work. five strangers -who have been hang ing about town for three or four days were placed in Jail this morning. DEWEY", IN-' SOME DANGER (Journal Special Service.) TOPEKA, kan., June 20. Gov. Bailey will not Insist that Dewey and his cow boys, accused of murder, shall be placed in the penitentiary pending their trial, He recognises, that the Sheriff has su preme authority in the matter and that while the prisoners are believed to be in danger' at the Goodland Jail, they will remain there and the troops guard ing them will be ' recalled today. The Sheriff of the county states that he can protect his prisoners. Preferred Stock Canned Oooda. Allen ft Lewis' Best Brand! The Parrot Cigar is a Superior five-cent Cigar. They mi ght TOO -MANY HOURS, SAY PATROLMEN Day Shift Complain of Unfal . Ireatment at the Hands. Chief Hunt Under the Pres ent Conditions, : Claim Ten and One-half Hours i rt i r i i ' t- ' ana .special uuiy is .100 H..-L l" x' 1L1 iviucn -may Appeal lo-ine Mayor-and Commissioners; ! have as good, . ''.-I' made other brands but they didn't Why Chief of Police Hunt should.com pel the day patrolmen o work ten and, one-nair nours aauy, ana me men oi me first and ' second 'reliefs but seven and. one-half hours, Is a question every of ficer of 'the day patrol would like to have answered. ' For three months this mode of hand ling the patrol forces has been in vogue under Chief Hunt, and as he never shifts his men from , one relief to the other, that they may have an even break, the day patrolmen are loudly complaining. Unless the Chief sees fit soon to alter the present, system, tne matter will probably be carried to the Mayor and the Police Commissioners. The city charter is violated by the present method, as it plainly states that hours shall constitute a day s work for any employe of the municipality. The. day patrol worksfrom 8 a. m. to :30 p. m., or two. and. one-half hours longer than required ,by the charter. Compels Special Duty. In addition to the long hours of toil ImDosed upon them by Chief Hunt, the day men are always selected by him for any special duty, such as a prise fight similar occasion.- During tne re cent visit of the President., they worked their regular shifts, then did duty wher ever detailed by the Chief for numerous hours. The special work Is not particularly objectionable to the, patrolmen, but many of them have stated to The Jour nal that they -think they are being treated unfairly by the Chiefs when they are forced to work the long day hours and do special duty also. Chief Hunt does not allow the patrol men on the first and second reliefs to leave their beats - for lunch, the idea being to keep them on the streets at all hours of their shifts to keep a lookout for burglars and highwaymen. But the highwaymen look out for them. BOOMING YAQUINA BAY FOR THE SUMMER SEASON The demand for. Fancy Hosiery Js increasing daily. Carefully selected Fancy Hosiery puis the finishing touches to your Summer suit. Your Oxford shoe calls for a fancy hose no other looks so well. We can show you an array of this season's Fancy Hosiery in a wide range of designs and combinations of colors in lisle thread -and cotton. .', v . , .,.... ., . .. .j ,, ... . Come to us for your Fancy Hosiery. We can 'please you. '". ? ., ; Buffum Pendleton THIRD AND STARK STS. ', .a THE WEATHER ThU afternoon and tonight, partly cloudy, with" pbs. eibly showers; Saturday fair; south, shifting to northwest wlndg. . .', Phoenix Iron i Works JUST TRY A PARROT CIGAR" 5c. The Southern Pacific is preparing for a season of heavy summer travel to Yaqulna Bay and Newport In con- Junction with the Corvallla A .Eastern special rates have gone into effect which will be continued until the early Tail. To accommodate those who can make but a hurried trip, a round rate of $3 has been made, good for return in three days. The company has issued what is con sldered in railroad circles as the most finished specimen of advertising ever distributed.' In Oregon. T covers aw lithographed in seven colors, the de scriptive matter is printed In brown ink and 14 beautiful hall-tones are shown in brilliant green. The Southern Pacific is making special short-distance lines. Taqulna Bay I regarded as one of the beauty spots of Western Oregon Tor Weak and Kervous People. We Tiave a cur for nervous and un steady people, weak; fleshless people, and pimply, pale or sallow people; people who are troubled with loss of ambition, fail ing memory, depression of spirits, lack of confidence, nervous headache and wakefulneHs; all these symptoms are produced by weakened nerves, brought on by the watery condition of the blood. Make strong, rich, red blood and furnish food for the nerves Is the way to stop the source of the disease, and the cure then Is only a question of days. The best flesh and blood builder is Dr. Ounn's Blood and Nerve Tonic. In tablet form, to take at meal tim. Sells at 76c a box. or S boxes for $2, at all drug stores, or sent postpaid n receipt of price. Peo ple gain from 1 to 3, lbs. of aolid. healthy flesh per week, by the use of this med icine, that is an indication that it is doing good. Address, Dr. Bosanko Co., Philadelphia. PafT doing to It. LoulT If so, learn about the new tourist serv ice Inaugurated by the O. R. A N.. via Denver and Kansas City. City ticket of Ice. Third and Washington. ENGINEERS ' Manufacturers of Marine,, Miriinrf, Logging ana saw nin Nachiner. PfcOMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIR VVOJUC Pbone East 29. ;..;.-.. V liimoun ATnnni aits at tkzbs txt. PBXL XSTSOMAir,' rrta. a w. K1TOWX.XB, Mgr. e IMPERIAL HOTEL PORTLAND, OREGON ,' , . t. . . . MUm from $1 to $2.50 pir 4ay. Seventh and Washington Sts. The Latest Paris Style V.I' . r . K v I Is a Smith Premier Typewriter worn on top of an eight-drawer, quartered -oak, drop-cabinet, trimmed with a spring back stenographer's chair to match. Four-drawer flat-top cabi nets are also very popular, but the more ex clusive set prefer the roll-top. We shall have a complete line of typewriter furniture and typewriter supplies. Your patronage is re spectfully solicited. A Wsymmmnieir WSglt's weamto'j THE COMFORT that you derive THE TIME that you save THE HEALTH that you spare THE YEARS that you add and THE GOOD THINGS you can make By using a GAS RANGE Truly make of life MWfsalariitlWi'g ! .mn r i ' ' T V- i ifif .m L ',: J is i ,m A Gas Stove is no longer a luxury, but really a necessity. A kitchen without a Gas Range is like a city without trolley cars. LTYou can.buy.a Gas Range, making the payments each "month with the gas bill, Our solicitor will call and explain . me sysiem to you. - ;. , FOlIAND OAS CO, 6 " 0 w . Mt Dream - ' l 24? Stark Street After July 1st Durphy & Dickerman Padfk Coait Sales Agents for Smith Premier Typewriter,. The Behnke-Walker Business College has ordered 25 SMITH PREMIERS for their new school TO OUR FRIENDS -AND CUSTOMERS We beg to announce that the damage by fire in our establish ment Wednesday night "was confined principally to one de partment and that there was no damage whatever to any teas, ,coffees, spices; or .baking powder, as the fire was slight JanjJ only in our ; factory buildiifg. We' are in liape to fill all , orders just as usual.: ; .GLOSSET - C& DEVERS Corner Front arid Ankeny Streets. I V M A v: "NX y- s- i iff:
