The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 04, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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    TIIE OitEQOff DAILY JOT3TRNAL, rORTLAKP, TlTE&PAY EYEiNTOO. AUG UST l. 1 003.
JOHN F. MARTIN
IN THE COURTS
Most Sensational Suit for-AH-
mony and Reimbursement of
Funds Is Up at San 'Jose,
Cal.
MULTNOMAH CLUB
' AND ITS HISTORY
T b ' : ' " ""' ' ' ' '
(Continued from Pave Ssven.)
to defeat on the local field, ths Multno
mah team being atrenvthened by a num
ber of the B. B. A. players." On New
Year's day the Multnomah 11 played a
return match at Tacoma. winning the
a-ame. 10 to 0. In the season Of 191-4
Multnomah's football career reached Ita
height That year, after a moat success
ful aeaacn, Multnomah cloaed with a de
feat y Stanford on New Yeafa day
the flrat defeat the club had Buffered
alnce Ha flrat game. Joe Smith wu cap
tain that year and prored Mmaell a
hero' every game. In November the fol
lowing year Multnomah was- defeated by
the Reliance team. On Thanksgiving day,
the aame year, Multnomah defeated the
Portland team by one touch down. On
Chrlatmaa. Multnomah Club revived lta
football spirit, defeating a team from
Battery A, 42 to 0, and several weeks
later also defeated the Portland Uni
versity team. In U97 great rivalry ex
isted between the Portland Athletic team
WOODCRAFT TO HOLD
UNITED RECEPTION
All Circles of the City
. Combine In Entertaining
Grand Officers.
SAN J OSES. Cal.. Aug. 4.K senaa
. tionai suit for alimony and retmburae
ment of funds has begun In the Supe
rior Court Of Santa Clara county, the
defendant In the action being John P.
Martin, a resident of this city, and well
known In Portland and throughout the
State of Oregon, he having been a poli
tician. He was also well known and
highly ' respected . at Dayton. Wash.
Martin, whose son Is aa editorial writer
on the Philadelphia Ledger, was sup
posed for many years to be dead, and
his wife was drawing a pension on that
ground, he having been a Grand Army land the Multnomah team, some cloae and
soldier in the Civil War. He turned up exciting games being played. On No
most unexpectedly a few months ago. vember I the Multnomah team defeated
The complainant is Mary Martin, the the Newberg College 11 and a week
alleged wife of the San Josean, now re- later the Chemawa Indiana. Thanksglv-
siding In Athens county, O. In her Ing day Multnomah went down in defeat
complaint she -alleges adultery, and before the Portland Athletto Club team,
avers she and the defendant- were mar- 4 to 0. ' Christmas day Multnomah took
jlod In Athens county, O., on the 11th revenge by defeating the Portland Ath-
of January. 1855. and lived together un- tfo Club team, 10 to . , The spirit of
til 1S7S. raising a family of six child- rivalry between these teams grew deeper,
ren. three' of whom have since died. Each had wbn a game, and the champion-
The complaint recites that In the year ship remained unsettled. with the result
U71 Martin, with no Just cause of any that the final game was set for New
kind, left his -wife and children, some Tear's. 1S88. The reeling was so keen
of them then quite young, and that that the game resulted in a slugging
since he has refused them attention or match and no score. The games follow-
money. The complaint then alleges lng wtr- fua of interest In the football
that through all the subsequent year; contests. Multnomah occupying the cen-
sne nas wruggiea xo nun iivejinooa ter of the stare and putting up good
The Women of Woodcraft of Portland
are planning for a big reception to be
tendered the grand officers of the order
at W, O. W. Hall. Bast Sixth and Alder
streets, Friday, August 1. An elab
orate musical and literary program has
been arranged, Including an address by
Mnl CaJrle Van Orsdal and a response
by Mrs. Cornell.
It is the Intention of those In charge
to have the program begin at I o'clock
and at its completion to serve light re
freshments.
Prior to the reception the W. O. W.
camps will meet in the banquet hall and
transact routine business. Invitations
have been Issued to the members of the
10 circles In the city and It is expected
the majority will attend. The commit
tee in charge of the reception and re
freshments is composed of the follow
Ing: Mrs. J. A. Randall, chairman)
Mrs. McBrlde, Mrs. M. E. Roberts, Mrs.
Haley, Mrs. Davie, Mrs. Joplln, Mrs.
Vandermar, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Jlayea
and Mrs. Cornell. .
THIEF CATCHERS TO
MEET IN. PORTLAND
'A'
Association of Pacific Coast
Thief Catchers Will Like- '
4ly Gatherv.Here.v- v
;., OV&R THE BAR
' ' (JouTl .'Special Service.)
- AST0RI4F Or.4 Aug. . The. follow
ing vessels salleVlast evonlngr
British steamer Indrasamha for Hong
Kong via Yokohama, general cargo.
British steamer Tottenham Tor Dalny
Via peaitie. ror rom-snfl lumber. '
Knock the Flies
HAVE STEEL LAID
FOR THIRTY MILES
for herself and the ' children, and to
educate the latter. She succeeded, she
says. In doing so. but now In. her old
age she finds herself broken down In
health and poor in pocket, i She claims
to know, moreover, that her husband,
while unfaithful to his marriage-vows,
has acquired considerable property,
most of which Is in Santa Clara county.
- . She now appeals to the court here to
order a reimbursement by her husband
of the funds spent by her on the care
and education of their children, which
is fixed at 11.000. and the payment of
S100 per month alimony during the rest
of her life. She does not ask for a
games.
Other Soooessea.
While Multnomah Has not taken as
many honor's In baseball, gome splendid
teams have won honors for the club. In
general athletics the club has made a
brilliant record and It Is safe to say that
the future holds new laurel. in. store for
this popular organisation.
Aud the club has been as much a suc
cess socially as in the field of athletics.
Its balls have been brilliant social
events and, invading the field of. amateur
theatricals. It has given the most suc
cessful entertainments In this llns ever
Cars Will Be Running Between
Portland and Eagle Creek
Within Two Weeks.
leral separation. But she aaka further oirered to the public of Portland.
for an injunction to be issued to re- With Its splendid past record. Its
strain the defendant from disposing of ceaseless and untiring workers and the
his property or encumbering it In any fact that it is backed by the business
way, and for a receiver to be appointed mn of Portland In general makes the
to take charge of the same. She also I fall carnlcal (September 10-28 Inpjuslve)
peimun ma coun w Rwaru nor, pvnu-
jng the settlement of the case, tempo
rary alimony In the, sum of $100 per
kionth, and' 1200 to cover the cost of
Instituting and carrying on the suit, and
,1100 attorney fees to cover the cost of
preparation of the same. These re
quests are made on the allegation that
. plaintiff Is absolutely without fimds.
Judge Leib has fixed Friday morning
aext as the time for hearing the prelim
inary matters.
PROTEST AGAINST
b CHANGE OF GRADE
;; Mrs. Elisabeth Van Vleit and others
have filed a remonstrance against the
proposed change of grade; on Bell wood
etreet.
! Abble Pace heads a petition to estab
lish the grade on Oideon street
A petition containing the names of R,
JS.. Case and others is in the hands of largely patronised.
the City Clerk, asking ror the improve
ment of Sell wood street from Williams,
4o Union avenues by graveling the roa
way full width and laying sidewalks and
crosswalks. i
i Edward Burns has filed a request for
the return of an unused liquor license,
i, ; The sewer and purchasing committees
of the executive board Are in session
this afternoon transacting roatine busi
ness. ,
The City Engineer has a force of
men at work laying a new stone block
sidewalk in front of the fire engine
bouse at First and Jefferson streets.
Testerday was payday for the clerical
department at the City Hall. A number
- off the department employes received
their checka -for July on Saturday.
The Board of Health report for the
Dipsu ox juir, win oe isauea on rnurs-
an assured success.
Toe Beading Boom.
The reading room Is one of the most
Interesting quarters. The tables are sup
plied with an abundance of -reading mat
ter, selected to suit the taste of' the
members. Strict rules are enforced as to
this room, no conversation being allowed.
It is a treat to peep into this room any
evening. Boys, young men and old men,
who have been busy during the day,
spend an hour or more here reading the
latest periodicals and papers. The large
stone fire-place i adds to the inviting ap
pearance of the room.
The ground floor of the club house
contains the' natatorlum, with a swim
ming poolS0 feet long, 10 feet deep at
one end and gradually shelving to about
four feet at the other. The locker room,
with a capacity of about 700 lockera. Is
convlently placed to the lounging room,
baths, eto.: The Turkish bath, which has
received particular attention, occupies a
space underneath the natatorlum orj
ground floor. It consists of everything
necessary for. an enjoyable, bath, and Is
Within two weeks-the Oregon Water
Power A Railway Company expects to
have cars in operation between' Portland
and Eagle Creek. 10 miles southeast of
this city. The steel haa been laid as
far 'as Eagle Creek, but It will take a
fortnight before the track la properly
ballasted for travel. The motive power
will be steam for the present Holes
and wires are being strung along the
route, but It is not known just how soon
electric cars can be installed.
At the present time electric cars run
to Lents, seven miles out and loco
motives haul the trains on to Boring.
A power house is under construction, at
tHe last named point The Oregon
Water Power & Railway secures Its
electricity from a 800 horse-power plant
on the East Side and from the Portland
General Electric Company. Eight miles
of track yet remain to be constructed.
SPENT STOLEN COIN;
NOW FACES THE LAW
nRv5 -y-r-i;-''-'--fiiifr,j:'-l-
Use Child's
on "osr stock
o-sos-so rxtrx-r
It means money in youi
pocket, lor c. a give one third more
mux, ana norses ao peuer
feed when protected from flies.'.
tnd on 1
In all probability the annual meet
ing of the chiefs of police of the Paclfio
Coast will be held la Portland, Sep
tember It. ... . -v
At the last session In San Francisco,
In March of last year, It was decided to
s-ather In Portland In 1901 The ses
sion was set for August 11, but Chief
Hunt haa received a request asking that
It be postponed until next month.
The reason for the delay Is that Chief
Wlttman of San Francisco, the presi
dent, is at present making an Eastern
trip. He wtll be back shortly, but wUl
be engaged , with the O. A. R. conven
tlon in his city, and cannot get away,
The association la composed of about
a score of thief -catchsrs In California,
Oreron. Washington and Montana.
Former Chief McLauchlln of this
elty Is a member of the association, and
also on me cnmniuif ui maiioiii. m , jl
Chief Hunt will take steps shortly, to HUJiJLAnU &CtZU CC.
mane arrangement lor ine saiiiarms. ma- OhAai Amenta. Vmtlaad. OMm.
matters of Interest to them, papers
being read on potent subjects, Such as
the hobo Question, the social eviL the
manner In which to handle bunko men
and In general how to run a police a
Dartment The papers are always in
terestlng and those In attendance find
many matters from which tney can ex
tract profit t
While the arrangements for the com
Ing session have not been determined
upon. hey will likely include the se
curing of a suitable place of meeting
and proper entertainment for the
guests.
n less
It re
quires only a lew seconds to apply it
II cwi ie man one nan Kni w
per uea. xou cannot s flora to De wit
out It. Ask vour dealer for U or son,
direct to us. Write today for 10-page
rxvMriet.
I F. W. Baltes & Co.
PRINTERS
ANOTHER SLUMP
ON STOCK MARKET
Second and Oak Streets
BOTH rHONU
WHEN YOU SEE THIS LABEL
fijSlE!B f
IN OREEN AND QOLD ON A' BOX OF CIQARS. IT IS A
GUARANTEE THAT VOU ARB GETTING "
A Ge-niiiJinie Garcia
Known whererer fine clears are told.
FOR SALE AT
ALL DEALERS.
SIQ SICHEL & CO.,: ole Agents
(Journal Special Service.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 4. On the steamer
Segurnca, which arrived today from
Panama, was . Cashier Sherwood,
charged with embezzling several hun
dred thousand dollars from the South
port bnn., National Bank. He .came
voluntarily with a detective, and says
when he fled across the continent to
San Francisco he took - the steamer
there for Panama. He is penniless.
(Journal Special Service.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-1:30 p. in. I
Despite recent predictions .the - stock
market again registered some very low
records. Steel stock Is particularly In I
the pressure and Union and Southern
Pacific show heavy liquidations. A con
tinual heavy outpour of stocks is held
by banks os collateral. Lowest prices
today were registered In the last 10
minutes.
HENRY WEINHARD
rropxiete of tke
CITY BREWERY
barges and Xeei Complete
Brewery is tie Vortices.
Bottled Beer a Specialty
nuripn vo. 7.
OfBoe ltta sad BwnsMe gUeeta,
roanjuro. obbooh.
Mothers!
Mothers!!
Mothers!!!
' Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup
Asa beta need forever SIXTY YBAEt by ttXtr
UOKS 1 MQTas for their cmtDZZS are right her to back It up. Patron
tlMlMMHMMMMMMMtiMtlllllMHMHM
DOIST BUY A,
QASOUNB ENOINE
UNTIL YOU HAVE 5EEN
OUR EN0INE5
AND OPT OUR PRICES
We slve written guarantee with
every engine for one- year, and we
It's Easy to Trace
the WHOLESOME GOODNESS or
SHIELD BRAND
Hams, Breakfast
Bacon and Lard
The use of Shield Brand Goods insures good
health to all who consume them. Made from
Oregon wheat-fed hogs and government in
spected. For sale by all first-class grocers..
while Twrnnwo, wUh rauntcT scouts
It lOOTHXS the CHILD, aoFTBNS the OCMS,
XLA.Y. all PAJN j CUmXS WTSTt COUC, aad
Is the best reatedy for DIARBBCSA. sold by
Drsggists la every part of the world. Be sore
tad sak for "Mrs. Window's Soothing Byres,"
kail tike ether kind. Tweatr-aecta.bottla.
Ize home Industry by buying front
tne manufacturers.
A. J. GILL & CO.
ajoandaja Oak St, Portland, Or I
UNION MEAT CO.
MUHMHHmMMIimMIIMIMIIMmiUIMI
The gymnasium comprises the entire
second floor, an area of 6.700 square
feet, and is 18 feet high to the ridge
lines. The handball court and bowling
alley are placed north of the main build
ing.
Particular attention has been paid to
the heating and vlntllatlon of the entire
building. The foul air of the rooms Is
removed and fresh air supplied so fre
quently that, this one feature has at-
tracted wide attention.
STATE COMMISSION
MEETS ON SATURDAY
day.
The Banfleld Veysey Fuel Company
today took out a permit to erect a two
story dock at the foot of Hull street,
to cost IS.OOO.
PLUMBERS TO JOIN
v A. L. U. MOVEMENT
- The plumbers are assisting ' the
s painters and carpenters In the formation
of a central body, which Is to be afflll
, ated with the American Labor Union,
. as Is also the United Brotherhood of
.Hallway Employes. Those back of the
project say that the new organization
t -will have a membership of at least
.. S.000 men before many months elapse.
. A meeting will be held next Saturday
. night at which time It Is expected that
: - some plan will be outlined.
? ... An A. L. U. organizer. It Is said, will
s be In the Held shortly to remain perma
fjiently. It is also stated that Daniel
J McDonald, president of the A. L. U..
Iwlll visit Portland again before a great
whlle .nd size up the situation,
The plumbers, who are taking an in
; terest In the formation of the
'" new central labor body, were the
first to withdraw from the Bulld
l ing Trades Council, which is now
! practically disbanded. At the time they
withdrew they were severely criticised
t tor their action, and by many of their
j former associates were regarded as
I being in the Bame class as non-unionists,
j The old-time animosity is burled and
forgotten now, however, and all are
working in harmony toward accom-
pllshlng a common end.
r.
JURY MUST. ACT
WASHINGTON. D. C, Aug. 4. The
glove contract case has been turned
over, by. Attorney-General Knox to the
Federal grand Jury. It develops that
the investigation was instigated by
President Roosevelt, although Littauer
was a warm personal mend or the
The regular monthly meeting of the
State Lewis and Clark Exposition Com
mission will take place at th Fair
headquarters Saturday afternoon. Au
gust 8. The several committees will
meet during the forenoon of that day to
consider recommendations for the ap
pointing of superintendents of the va
rious departments of Oregon's exhibit
at the St. Louis Fair. There are to be
eight superintendents in all, namely;
Agriculture, horticulture, live stock,
mines and mining education, foreatr
and flsh and fisheries.
. At the last meeting of the Commis
sion, A. F. Miller of Bel I wood was ap
pointed to collect agricultural and hor
ticultural exhibits for the 1904 Fair,
and J. H. Fisk of this city wa' made
superintendent of the mines and min
ing . displays. These appointments
were made for one month only, but it
is thought that they are to be made-
permanent at the coming meeting.
MIMIC WARFARE IS
IN FULL OPERATION
BAR HARBOR, Me.r Aug. 4. Hostile
fleets in the mimic war were sighted
far out at sea this afternoon. It is ex
pected it will muke a dash tonight and
try to establish a base of supplies
somewhere about Cape Cod. The enemy
comprlsos the fastest ships of the Whitei
Squadron, the slowest of which is capa
ble of 14 knots. Spectacular features
of the maneuvers have been largely
eliminated and visitors are disappointed.
The defense squadron is expected to
sail before daybreak tomorrow.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
1
No Dessert
More Attractive .
why use gelatine- ani
- spend Hours soaking,
sweetening, flavoring
aad ootoring when
Ueji-O
fprodaces better results in two minutes?
Everything in the package. Simply add hot'
$ water and set to ocol. It's perfection, k sur
. prise to the housewife. Jfa trouble, lets ex
; pens. Try it to-day. : Id Four Frtit Fla
, yor j Lemon,' Orange, Strawberry, Sasp. '
w fccrry. -Atffrocera, JOo. - -
II 1 . .
240
000
650
TOO
600
Oresoo A Cillfornia Railroad Company to
Mary E. Squire, parcel land Sec. 13. T. -1
8.. K. 4 E... $
v. uefiin to u. w. ivenny, eaat one
balf lot 8. block 3. Darrnport tract
Lara Carlaon to Peter Autonaea. 0 acre
Sec. 6, T. 1 8., B. 4 E
Gnrire J. Campron and wife to Martha
Klpp. lot 8. block 14. TibbetU ArldiUon.
Gnatare Klactach to Herman Klaetach,
lots 9 and 3, block 130, Woodstock
Sheriff for J. Wernel et al. to Phoenix
Land Company, lot 10, block 8. except
10 feet off north side. Fulton, Park. . i .
Rebecca F. Hennesa to Delia G. Bos.
part of William BUcklston D. L. C... 1
William Neubsuer and wife to' A. H. Bau
mann and wife, east one-half bit 8.
north 4S feet east one-half lot T, block
-234. city .". 1,800
Phoenix Land Company t W. W. Clay
ton. Iota 110 and 1U. A r lets Park ..... 230
B. Slnshrlmer to Minnie B. Vonng, lot 7.
block S5. Central AlMna T30
B. C. Prhice and wife to A. O. Essen and
wife, west 83 13 fet lot 4, block 18, Al-
w ' eoo
Oet your title insurance and abstracts
to real estate from the i it Guarantee
ft Trust Co..- Chamber of Commerce, '
Three -times as much . freight passed
the "Soo" last year as .passed 'through
the Sues canal. -
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