THE, OREGON DAILY JOURNAL", PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 14, 1804. 1
WOODMEN ENTERTAIN
GENERAL W. E. RAPSO
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" AGAIN CAPTURED
Han Charged With Rammelin For Theftls Taken
in Dark Alley by DetectivesSealskia Found
, ih' His Possession and a Store of Gold.
William BL Rapaen, who hu recently
een appointed to the poeltlon of oom
, mander of the department of the weet.
,' uniform rank, W. O. W., arrived In
the dtr laat night from California, He
will make an Inveetlgatloo of hU de
partment In this state.
- Tomorrow erenlny; . Woodmen ' of , the
World will assemble for Inspection and
to tender a reception to General Bap
son. His review of the Woodmen will
be bat a prelude to bis visits and In
spectlons which will take plaoe In many
smaller cities and towns In the north
west,'
At this Catherine there will be com
panies in full dress uniform from Mult
nomah, Prospect. Prosperity, George
. . Washington, and Alblna camps. All ef
- the Portland regimental officers will at
tend, as -will also Colonel H. I Day,
' . and Adjutant F. K. Caldwell of New
, burg, and Major V. P. Flake of Dallas.
These latter officers belong to the Beo
, ' ond Oregon regiment cf.the Woodmen
''"uniform jrank, which is made up entirely
from camps In the Willamette valley on,
the west side of the river and outside
the olty of Portland. . The First regi
ment, under whose auspices the enter
tainment Is given, is made, up of Wood
men from Portland only. Colonel 3. C
Jones Is Its commanding officer.'
Officers of Portland .camp. Woodmen
Of the World, and prominent Woodmen
to the number of about TO, visited Ash overcoat pocket but before he eould raise
camp. No. Ill, at Mil waukle,. last night. It the mussle of Kerrigans revolver was
With a sealskin cape at his side and
, revolver lit Jbls hand, Jack Mccarty
was arrested at an early hour this morn
ing In a dark alley In the bad lands.
MoCarty -was arrested by Detectives
Bnew and Kerrigan, who had been
watching for. the ex-convict for several
days. The cape which the arrested man
I was carrying, was positively Identified
by O. P. Rummelln as one of the gar
ments stolen from his store last Bat
urday night
Mccarty was arrested Wunday night
by Detectives Day and Welner. -They
knew McCartrs record and when the
last "fur robbery was reported they at
once began to wonder how It was that
Mccarty happenod to be here at the
earns Urns. But the detectives did' not
have any convicting evidenoe. so Me-
Carty was released Tueedsy. ' A few
hours later Chief Hunt received a tele
gram from Seattle asking that McCarty
be held, as he was wanted there on the
charge of burglary. It being thought that
be was a companion of John H. Preston,
sllaa The Mysterious Kid," who robbed
the resldenoe of John Ooddard on ' the
ulght , of January II. ' .
- As soon as this news was received
from the sound city Chief Hunt ordered
his detectives to watch for McCarty. and
pick him up at sight Kerrigan and
Snow, as well as other local detectives,
at opoe began a search for the man.
About I o'elock this morning the offi
cers saw McCarty slip quietly Into a
sido entrance of the Cricket saloon,
near the corner of Couch and Fourth
streets. The detectives noted that he
carried a bundle under his arm: the
bundle was loosely wrapped In a news
paper.. . Snow at. once posted himself
near the front door of the saloon, while
Kerrigan guarded? the rear entrance.
' ,", 't The Oaptare.
The ' officers 'had been' watting but a
few minutes, when McCarty came slip
ping out ths bsck door and quickly
turned down a dark alley. Kerrigan
went after him and was almost, on the
ex-convlct before the latter beard bis
footsteps. '
Quick as a flash, when he realised that
he was being followed. McCarty dropped
ths bundle at his feet and reached for
his revolver. The revolver was In his
and the. Portland degree team Instructed
Candidate a H. Buah into the mysteries
of ths order. Following the initiatory
ceremonies . the evening was pleasantly
passed with speeches, songs and refresh
ments. The prominent visitors Included
all the officers of Portland camp and
Brigadier-General Rapson. Head Banker
C. "Cooper, Head Camp Organiser Rogers,
Colonel Jones, Council - Commander
Miner, Past . Consul J. . Ruddiman and
Clerk J. Woodworth of Multnomah
camp. Council Commander . J. Jennings
of - Prospect camp,' Council Commander
H. A. French of George ' Waehihgton
camp. Clerk' A. X Barbur and Escort F.
Reynolds of Webf oot ; camp, and Friti
Abendroth. ', v
pressed against ths fugitive's stomach.
"Move that gun an men ana i u kui
I you.'' said Kerrigan. The omeer tnen
ordered MoCarty to drop bis revolver,
whloh the arrested man quickly did.
While on the way to the Jail, Mo
Carty refused to talk. "I don't know
anything about that skin," was all Mc
Carty said. This morning he Is said to
have admitted to have had ths Jacket
In his possession last night but said
that he eould give a good aeoount of
bow he secured It- Ths Jacket was posi
tively identified by Mr. Rummelln as an
alec trio sealskin cape that was taken
from his store, corner Second and Wash
lngton streets, last Sunday morning.
. When arrested this morning McCarty
had over MO In golden coin in his pock
ets, while last. Tueedsy. when he was
released from the city jail, he only had
II.TI. The offloers are ef the opinion
that ha bad sold several of the skins,
there having been nearly ll.ttt worth
of garments stolen from the fur store.
While on the search for MoCarty, De
tectives Snow and Kerrigan noted un
der - Instructions received from Chief
Hunt The head of the local polios de
partment believed that MoCarty was stUl
In ths olty and kept a eloss -watch on .the
movements of ths ex -convict's friend
Detectives Day.. Welner and Hart man
also kept a lookout for the wanted man,
and rendered the arresting officers much
assistance, . j
McCarty Is one of the toughest fel
lows arrested In this city for some
time." said Detective - Kerrigan this
morning. "It wss a case of who pulled
his revolver first this morning. If Mo
Carty had gotten the drop on me down in
that black alley, there would have been
no Kerrigan, to report at the Portland
police station for some years," -
"we win hang onto this man MoCarty
now that there is evidence sgalnst him."
said Detective Snow. "Me Is a bad man
and w wanted in Beveral placea"
McCarty has been confined in the Cali
fornia and Washington penitentiaries.
Af noon today, Detectiyee Day, Snow,
Welner and Kerrigan . arreeted James
Col man, alias 'Maul, near the corner of
Fifth and Jefferson streets. When ar
rested Colman had 110.4 in his pock
ets. During ths peat few days MoCarty
and Colman havs been together a great
deal but last night they separated; .Col
man Is supposed to have stayed li the
business section of ths city While Mo
Carty went to the north end, where he
was plsoed under arrest.
Although Colman told nothing that
can be used by the detectives In locate
ing ths stolen furs, ths officers think
tnai ne and McCarty are- well versed re
garding the robbery of the Rummelln
sealskins. The two arrested men were
locked in separate cells.
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Wave '
Until
Saturday
Night
To secure the piano bar
gain of your life. - There
are still a few of those .
$193
BARGAINS
left These pianosare well
worth $275 in the ordinary
way
COME IN
Men I GiM-HaScr k
.Oldest, largest, Stfragasa,
COR. SIXTH AND MORRISON STS.
Opposite Festemoe.
HAKE NEW CHARGE
AGAINST COURTNEY
' SUMMER :POILTIOS
MAKES COURTS QUIET
SIFUXSTBJDBsTT AT FOOB T.
AUIOBD TO XATal.nVOWBD
oxj PAtrra OBATBTAmD in
BATS OXAJUIXS
, ST HAUOl,
For two days the Judges, clerks and
court offiotals at ths county court houso
have been busy extremely busy- with
politics. After ths routine and grind
of the court rooms the merry buss of
the political bee Is as. muslo to their
ears and they have been enjoying
themselves at the conventions and In
the conclaves of. the various political
factions. ...
The court rooms this morning pre-,
sented a surprising appearance, sugges
tive more of Goldsmith's deserted vil
lage than of the halls of Justice of the
most populous county In the state. .
Judge Fraser sat In his court for a
Short time but soon yielded to the "not
Word was brought to ths oourt house
In" Infection of the politicians and left yesterday to the effect that the poor farm
v-ior jonneon o reign in souiary laie. management of Superintendent J. . B.
JMkM-SSZ r0m' W8rf 18 chr- Courtney has taken a new turn-a twist
. -Xjulet; dead quief was ths report that cu"d th n.t,r "'f?
in other diinartmotita of tha count to rear up on Its heels and look with
government; There -was nothing doing
In the sheriff's office, nothing) in the
recorder's, and - all was serene and pas
tdral in the clerk's office. The county
Jailer suffered from ennuL
Full forces were at work In all the
departments excepting " those of "the
courts, but ths Influence of the present
smssement. Mr. Courtney denies ths
charge in toto,
It is said the burial plot consisting
of more than an acre, was plowed up
last week by order from Courtney,
Space was left however, for the recent
craves;
Superintendent Evans of ths relief
WESTERN UNION TO -FATTEN
TREASURY
One of the largest receipts ever
turned Into the city treasury will be
contributed within a few days by the
local office of the Western Union Tele-
political excitement was visible In the hoard admitted yesterday that neighbors
peaceful calm which brooded over all had brought word to tns oourt nouse
branches of the county's business. about ths new policy of Superintendent
Courtney, nut saia ne naa not yet or
flclally Investigated the matter.
Win Challenge Aeemsers. -
Regarding the foregoing charges, Mr.
Courtney said this morning:
"There Is no truth In the statement
that I have at any time plowed up old
graveyards. It Is true that last year I
planted a crop of potatoes In part of
4-Room House
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graph .company." Owing to what the
company termed - an exorbitant - fee
charged by the city, its officers refused
to pay the occupation tax of 11 a pole,
and Its tax has accrued for six quar
ters At the last meeting of the city
council a new1 ' ordinance was passed
making the rata for1 the company ?5 a
quarter. Ar soon as orders are received the ground enclosed within the grave
from the head office in' New Tork f 4 50 yard at the county poor farm. This
will be turned over to Deputy City Au-1 around, however, had never been used
dltor Lotan'for. the' cty. - ' . as a burial place. It Is all new ground.
This spring I have had It planted In
clover.
"I have a strong suspicion that there
are personal reasons back of the
charges that have heen made against
me. 1 shall demand an Investigation
by Judge Webster when he returns.
am ready- to met any fair and publlo
inquiry .into my acta.1
BARS SNOWBALLING
ON SUMMER DAY
(Special Dispatch te The JoeraaL)
Seattle, Wash., April 14. -While the
temperature was at is degrees yester
day, breaking the record for a number
or years, the city council passed an or
dinance prohibiting snowballing, Under
a penalty of 1100 and a Jail sentence.
Boys, who snowball this summer will
be severely dealt with. The council
doee ot stop there, but insists that
no missiles of any kind shall be hurled
on the streets of the city. Eggs sre
barred and threats, even, will no Ion re r
be tolerated. The real object of the
ordinance is to stop the breakina of
windows and like acts of petty lawless
ness. -
SANTA FE OPENS
LOCAL OFFICES
TBAYBliara fassbvobb aobyt
SVXTBt TBXX OF FXOST TO BS
MASS FOB LOIS BXBTAJrOS BVSZ
ns oovrrjucs stobt of boas
bvxudzbo nrro bitbbxa.
Ao Unusual Bargain.
I. Oevurts & Sons. 17S-176 First street.
are aaverusing in another column a
room houee and lot on Twentieth and
East Frederick streets. The ' property
is ons block, from car line and very
aesiraoie. it must oe sold at once and
for cash or on essy terms: 1700.00 is
ths price asked. The property was
taken by Oevurts at Sons In trade for
furniture.
And Lot on . .
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Twentieth and ;
E. Frederick Streets
One block from car line, taken in trade for
furniture, must be A; I "
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Sold at Once
For Cash or on Easy-Terms
$700.00
A Great Bargain
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QUICK RUN ON
A FALSE ALARM
A plug was blown out of one of the
boilers of the Eastern Lumber com
pany's mill engines this morning and
caused the fire alarm to be turned In at
10 o'clock. Clouds of escaping steam
were thought .to be smoke from the
burning mill, and within a few minutes
after tha accident a large crowd had
gathered. Fire Chief David Campbell
was one of the first at the mill after
the alarm was sounded,- and he at once
saw that there was no danger of a fire.
Engines S and (, hose companies 1 and
( and truck I answered the alarm
They made their runs to the mill In
quick , time,- considering - the rough
streets they had to traverse. t
TAKES CHARGE OF
HONOLULU WORK
After SS years as pastor of the Church
of the Redeemer at Pendleton, Rev. W.
E. Potwlne has severed his connection
with that ohurch and will soon take up
a charge In Honolulu. He was at tha
Imperial hotel ' yesterday and left on
last nlghf train for San Fraaolsoo,
whence he nails next Saturday flight en
the steamer: Korea for his new field of
labor. - He Is accompanied by his father
and sister. - -
Mr. Potwlne : has accepted a call to
St Andrew's cathedral, at Honolulu, and
will take up his - new charge Immedi
ately upon his arrival. He will work
under Bishop Restariok of Honolulu,
Famous Bemedy fox Sick Headache.
The cause of this comolalnt la not in
the head at all it comes from the
stomach. A " stomach that has become
clogged by overeating, drinking or
aouae in any manner win warn you by
brlns-lna- on sick headache, Cnra thm
pains and distress in the stomach, and
the headache stops of itself. And
bilious attacks, dyspepsia, belching, bad
taste In the mouth, muddy complexion
ana yeuow exes are cured by this rem
edy. It Is called Dr. Ounn's, Improved
Liver Pills, and is sold bv druara-lata
all over the United States for 25 cents
per box. one pill for a dose, or sent
by mall on. receipt of price. Samples
i rvm. Aaaran ur. Hounia ua.. ftiiia.
aeipnia, jra.
KOtTBJrS OCS OF WATCH.
Charles Dvoraeek, an employe of ths
Portland, Oeneral Electric company, re
ported to the police this morning that
some one had stolen an open-faced silver
watch from his room, S9 North Eight
centn street, last nignt.
A HARD STRUGGLE
Many a Portland Citizen
Finds the Struggle ,
Hard
With a back constantly aching.
With distressing urinary disorders.
Dally existence is but a struggle.
1 No need to keep It up. r'
Doan'a Kidney Pills will cure you.
Portland people endorse this claim:
Mrs. Painter, wife of J. W. Painter,
expressman, living at S10 East Seventh
street says: "I have had more or less
kidneyA trouble all my life. - When
quite at young girr I had a severe spell
or sicxness, ana an who knew me
thought I was going to die. I finally re
covered, but ever after my kidneys
bothered me, and I have suffered at
times terribly,- I could no mora lie on
my left side than I could fly, and could
not stoop to pick anything off the floor
without working myself up gradually
by placing my hands on my hlpa In
addition to this, there were headaches,
dlsslness and trouble with the kidney
secretions, for all of which I doctored
and used more than one remedy said to
be a sure cure for such annoyances.
Nothing brought me relief compared
with that received from Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured at the Laue-Davla Drug
Ca's store, corner of Tamhlll and Third
streets. The results stamp that -remedy
as one ruuy up to representations made
for It" '..' ', v -0.;-.: vf;:
For sale by all dealers. Prion 19 cents
box. Foster Mllburn Co.. Buffalo. N.
It Is probable that the Santa Fe will
soon establish an office In. Portland and
will not only handle Its local business
from this office, but will follow the plan
adopted by the Rook Island and North
western roads and make this city the
headquarters for the Paclflo northwest
territory.
L. B. Smith, traveling passenger agent
of the Santa Fe, with headquarters in
Denver, was In the olty Tuesday look
ing over the situation.
"I understand that the head officials
of the road have under consideration the
establishment of, a Portland office which
will probably be the headquarters for
the northwest business. Even now
secure soms traffic from this field, but
If we had an -agency here and went ac
tively Into the field we would secure
much more. Our system is now Into
Ban Francisco and well prepared to han
die eastbound passenger business and
secure the long haul. The line to the
north from San Francisco has also been
purchased, I understand, and the gen
era! opinion since the trip of the chief
officials of the line to Eureka a few
days sgo Is that the line will build to
Eureka."
The Santa Fe Is rapidly completing
plans for an extension Into the southern
California territory by means of motor
systems. Electric car lines have been
projected from Ban Francisco to the
central California country and some of
these will probably be built this season.
The Banta Fe recently Instituted a new
ferry system across the bay at t San
Francisco and has been out ting Into the
Southern Pacific traffic. Besides the
road has, gained control of the street
car system In Oakland and Is working
Into ths lnter-urban field, using car
lines to serve as feeders for the rail
lines.
CITY ENGINEER
TURNS CONTRACTOR
The work on the flreboat dock at the
foot of East Washington street is being
delayed because of the difficulty In se
curing the piles. As soon ss they are
MAatOFM Brpaem by aetMag
in taa world as a gift amen.
a lady has given ran bar aaad. la this
event roe want te pot the sms preeieea
sift oa ber flnar a diamond ring.' Oet
It her. We eaa save yes SMoay.
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Inl Jlilli
Summer 1904
Panamas, ::V:-'
Porto Ricans,
Manillas, - ,
Split Straws, Etc. ;
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A critical selection, based upon a thorough knowleds o!
the requirements of particular dressers, has brought to our
store an exceptionally large and raried assortment of tho
new shapes in each lirje. '
btptct Ocr Ledies jtraw fists LeCe' Si!rt- ,
waijt Lingthi and Mluei Drecsti.
obtained the work will be rapidly pushed
through to aompletion.
City Engineer Elliott is la charge of
tha oonstruotion of tho dock. When bids
were called- for Its construction by the
executive board all those received by
contractors were too high, la the esti
matlon of tha board, and tha experiment
of turning the work over ta the city en
gineer was tried. It is believed eon
slderable money will be saved In this
manner, and the executive board may
give more public work to the engineer
In the future. A crew of men Is at
work getting everything in readiness for
driving tha piles. . .
Ajrrovxo was bataab.
B, stene today bad a warrant sworn
out for tha arrest of Antonio tmberti.
charging him with assault and bat
tery. Stone, who Is a. miner, said that
be was spending tha evening Jaat night
with frfenda. They visited tha Oro Flno
saloon, corner of Front and day streets.
where an argument arosa .between Lam
bert! and Stons which ' resulted In a
hand-to-hand conflict' Stone said that
Lambertl knocked him against an ice
box, slapped him the hardest slap hs
ever was slapped, felled him to tha floor
and kicked him.
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However this may bat they are certainly
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your natural teeth without an ache to
the and of your days. A trifling sxpens
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rree
Coma la for
examination.
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Dental Offica
342 Vt!astca Street.
Corner Seventh r
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Not Imftatlons, are found here hats made In South America. Ther
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Genuine Gilyaqutle $12.50 to $25
The Equadorlan . . .$7,50 to $10
We are showing a nobby Una of all tha lata 1104 shapes and straws
In summer hats, and the prices are right Just la Una with tha style we
exhibit and the quality of our goods. For men's head decorations
we are the people. . . , -i.., - j
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