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THE-OREGON-DAILY JOURNALS -PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING. "APRIL- 28,- 1901
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RIPENS THE BERRIES
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Judge A. R. Byrket, a Strawberry
The rose show scheduled by the Port
CREDITORS'
AUCTION SALE
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' .. The entire ' O. H. Rieger
stock, consisting of $29,000
of Diamonds, Watches,. Jew
, elry, Cutglass, Silverware,
Novelties, etc., will be sold
' at public auction, regardless
of cost or limit, for the ben
- efit of the creditors. Sales
" daily, 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.,
till stock u; sold.
O. H. RIEQERS'
i JEWELRY STORE
135 Fifth St., cor. Alder
SALE
COMMENCED
AFTERNOON.
THIS
Tuesday, April 26
.'-A .?? AT 2:30 P' M"
- At the conclusion of each
' sale we will give away hand-
... some presents to these that '
attend the sale. On or about "
' July 1, this store will be oc-
. ' cupied by
I. i ARONSON, Jeweler
STREET SIGNS ALL
UP IN SIX WEEKS
A' federal iury late yesterday after.
grower of Hood River, now in the city. noon returned a verdict of am I It v In the I land ' s wiat. iim. in )un.
M.TI. hD'1a?t.ln.riS.t!!rt C!!!00rw Booth, oi -of tavlaa promise. t be the beat the society h.a
???." Th "J"1' M ' j.u,t boning robbed the postomce at Blalock. A I .v.r ,lv.B. mM,,i, .w. JLttm
io uio..om. oui wun continuous warm recommendation for clemency waa In- ,i AJi-A k . J. J. . V.tT J- ...V..
weather It will take but a few weeka to piiim
.vi. I ""rnuoii Jn ma lecture . room 01 me
vtivo " w wiv vi av7a iiivi ai 1 . . , , . . . I
and John Bell, hla confedoratee In the wh wa" appointed to aea the different
River countr There ara Yaraer berry cr,me- Uo reclve entence. Ih pro- acnooja about float for thajloral pint
itiver country. 4 nereara tarcer nerryi ......... ,..,. roth ' t,mm I rnnrM h. k. t,.. -nn,-,.....
with the; following-: Portland academy;
produce Jhe fruit
Judge Byrket haa 1 acrea In berrlea.
the largeat acreage planted by an Indl
vidual strawberry grower In the Hood
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a Bass nr last two wbxxb
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noma xjun a urBTzm.
The new atreet eigne which were ex
pected to require three montha to place
HI probably all be In poaltlon In a
month, and the total time required will
not be mora than alx weeka. After two
weeka work the men employed In acrew-
Ing the eigne Into poata at the atreet
corner have covered the bualneea por- will have a chance to feaat on the Hood
lion or the Weat Side, much of the rea- River yberrlea. But a email proportion
plantation In Hood River, but they are
owned Dy compamea or by partner. Mr,
Byrket'a It acrea lie directly under the
basaltic bluffs on the north aide of tba
Columbia, where the aun'a rays warm
the sandy loam aotl In early apring. Thla
makea the land particularly early, and
berrlea ripen here from a week to .10
daya before the crop colore on tba eoutb
aide of the Columbia.
The early berrlea get the top prtcea,
and Mr. Byrket aaya he la alwaya as-
aured of much higher average retuma
for hla fruit than hla neigh bora whoso
berrlea do not ripen ao early. Mr. Byr
ket aaya hla atrawberlea ahould yield
200 cratee to the acre, or a total of 4,000
cratea. Hla average net retuma last
year were between 11.60 and II a crate:
At such prlcea ha ahould Increaae hla
bank account next month by 111.000.
Hood River shipped laat year ao.ooo
cratea of strawberries, Thla aeaaon a
50 per cent Increase in production ahould
run the total up to 119.000 cratea. Most
of these berrlea find their way to mar
kets east of the Rockies, but until the
lower priced home grown berrlea enter
the market. Portland and Seattle people
(
' I
Idenoe portion and have disposed of a
large tract on the East 8ide. A ahort
rest la being token this week to allow
the city employee, who are flxlna the
metal algna to the boards, time to catch
up with the atreet workers.
of the crop flnde Ita way to Portland,
aa ahlpmenta of 1,000 and even 2.000
miles to Iowa and the Dakota are found
to be more profitable.
H. P. Davidson, president of the Da
vidson Fruit company, tne largest snip-
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FRANK WILSON.
Portland high achooL Hilt - Military
academy, Columbia unlverelty, Blahop
Bcott academy, Portland Business col
lege, Behnke-Walker Bua)neaa college,
St Mary academy and Holmaa Busl-
lies college, r. Hill consented to pro
vide a nve or six-seated tally-ho with
four horses, professor Behnke accepted,
but from tba othera nothing definite baa
peen neara.
jars, uryaen re port ea having seen I
Professor Krohn about a drUl for achool
children, but he could not accept until
ha had aeen Profeaaor Rlgler. The only
drawback la that tha ahow will occur
near examination time, and aoma of tha
J"- I
ticipating. The prutea will consist of I
cupa, a camera and vaaea. .
Tha following have been asked to
aerve aa iudgea of tha floral Mradei
General Funaton. Governor Chamber
lain, H. W. Scott, General Beeba and
Mayor Williams.
Florists Burkbardt Otten and Pf under I
have been aakod to make special ex-
ninita. Two of them have accepted.
The roaea will be ahown In Davllional
covered with canvaa and bough.
ine uregon Iadlea' band nronoaea to I
turnian music j. k. GUI and-V. K.
strode were appointed a committee to I
secure thla band or aome other organ-1
Ixatton to furnish music both evenlnca
irora s until 10.
A floral parade of automobiles waa
:iiMifWs:
X7m rtttmrn imn fa.Vlnn'a mt A -
. . ' ttylesi'ln both stiff Midsoft Here, - "
- - . ' ana omy net?, win you tmd tne famous : K :
KNOX AND VARBURTON HATS
Exclusive, Stylish Shapes and Colors
Oar liiviBiof PANAMA HATS
. tau,vini.ert
Belllnger declared that he would ahow
The ml mm mrm ni ' ..n nr nt Hiwl Ttivor f rulta. aava eastern mercy but for the fact that the prls-
bdarda at the city barn, no nails being fruit dealera are aendlng In early order oner nad claimed before the trial that decldej upon tnaY of rt,
uaed. and the work la done with a view for more berrlea than they handled laet he had a defense.. The government waa yehlc,.. .ulomh,u "J r5i
. .. .. 1 .... . . . 1 . m . - 1 nil. t r ...I... .. n r m ih.i mai.v. i : vw. m w t. .
or maaing tne algna aerve for a life- yearr wnne Mr. uaviason uvea noi - --- w - ...... vu. .
time. Employee In the office of the Pct the exceaslvely high prlcea that aid. when the defendant had no case
city enaineer aav fh.f fh. .n..i.,1 Drevalled at the opening of laat season, whatever.
algna now being placed will neither bend, believea a higher average price can be In view of the recommendation for
rust nor iar loose and that th. .111 maintained throughout the aeaaon than I clemency, however, which had been
Dainty and Delicate
as Dresden China
r aa rich In effect aa tha decorattona
cf a Mogul' palace, but all handsome
aura up-ic-oate in styles, ahadea, tint,
colore and designs la what you will And
in our large and varied stock of wall
decorations in any quality or price,
ERNEST MILLER
18T jflBST STBEBT.
WZU BB A rOTAIi X.OSS.
. - (Jooraal Special Stvrtee.)
- AcajuUa, Salvedor, April Jfl.i The
...... Bteamer Colon, from San Francisco for
. Panama, which struck cn the rocks here
- two weeks ago, will be a total loss. The
f -yaaaal' back appear to be broken. -
bright and amUIng In ten years. When
the work of placing the alana be ran
11 waa thought that it would take two
men three months, but the progress al
ready made feada city officials to be
lieve alx weeks la all the time needed.
and that In a month from thla date the
algna will be placed to the remotest
suburbs.
Despite the atrange aaaortment of
atreeta and email cowpatha that aerve
aa thoroughfares In aome parte of tha
cityt and In aplte of the various rapid
changea a aingle atreet often
makea In Ita nomenclature. not
mistake haa been made hv
the men placing the algna. One police
man thought he had a mistake nailed
and promptly notified the captain of the
force, but it proved that the officer
who had tramped the beat for yeara did
not anow Ma atreet guide aa he should
and tha sign man waa cleared of blame.
HERMANN'S MANAGERS
HUNT FOR ORATORS
Walter L. Tooie. of Woodburn. Marion
county, chairman of the Republican con
gressional committee In the first dis
trict, and political manager for Tiinmr
utimmin, im a i uie imnerini hotel, mr.
eurapamea Dy tne secretary of tha com
mlttee, J. S. Hill of Albany.
The two gentlemen are in Pnrtian
collecting oratorical red fire and pneu
matic akyrocketa in the form of Re
publican epellblndera who may iournov
to Woodburn to open the Hermann cam
paign and the county campaign at a big
o.njr m mo uperu-nouse Saturday night.
May 7.
Among those who will sneak- of the
greatness 01 nermann are Lawrence T.
Harria of Eugene", who waa downed by
Hermann In a wrestling bout at Salem
two weeka ago for the RcDtibltcan con.
gresslonal nomination; Dan J. Malarkey
m mi city; uranc u. Dlmlck, the soft
voiced mayor of Oregon City; John H.
McNary, nominee for district attorney in
the third judicial district; Mr. Toose,
who will be chairman of the meeting
and other orators yet to be treed.
In adltion to the wind atorm planned
for the evening,, the Chemawa cornet
band will discourse aweat mualn anH
Hermann bat tie-tunes. "
By all odda the star attraction at this
Introductory rally is to be I T. Harris,
the defeated candidate for the RAnnh.
lloan nomination. : ,
waa maintained last year. I made by the jury he waa glverva light
Special trains will carry Hood River sentence. He will be confined In the
atrawberrlea to the eastern markets, penitentiary for one and one-half years
Arrangements for these trains nave Den end in addition must pay a One of 1100
made with the traffic department or tne Wilson and Bell were sentenced to three
years' Imprisonment each with a 100
Oreron Railroad A Navigation company
At the height of the season Hood River
la expected to- turn out 12.000 and 15,000
cratea of berrlea a day.
COLUMBIA STUDENTS
CONTEST FOR MEDALS
The claaa medals to be awarded at tha
closing exerciaea of Columbia univer
sity. June 16, have been formally an
nounced by the director of studies. It
ia tha purpose of. the faculty 01 tne
university to limit the number of med-
ala ao tha student who wlna a medal
will be signally honored. Only seven
medals will be awarded, and aa a re
suit a very lively contest la now on,
and will continue until the final exam
inations, j
The general excellence gold medal fof
the atudent having the highest general
average in examination and application
durine- the achool year, will be very
closely contested. Some alx or eight
studenta have hopes for thla medal. The
Enalls'i essay medal for the atudent
who presents the best English eaaay
HI also be very closely contested.
First year Latin and Greek studenta are
hard at work for the medala which have
been donated for these couraes. First
year mathematical students, history and
commercial atudents, and studenta In the
modern languagea conclude the list or
candidates.
OI TO WATEBTBOBT.
The Italian shin 8. Celeste waa put on
at Antwerp yesterday to load a general
cargo for Portland direct. The cargo
will be consigned to Taylor. Young
Co. The veaaei will be ready to sail
about May 20.
Steamer Charlie R. Spencerwent out
on The Danes . run yesieraay at
o'clock. The steamer Dallea City, of the
Regulator line, preceded her by two
hour,. A cut rata war between the two
lines ia expected to follow at once.
Neither steamer had very many passengers.
See the White Elephant.
Starch demonstration at F. Dresaer &.
Co.a.
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GEORGE BOOTH.
fine additional. With tha arrest of the
trio, officers assert, a band of the most
dangerous and successful crooks who
ever operated In Jhe weat waa broken up.
Wilson by hla numerous depredations
and frequent crlmea haa been forced to
use many aliases. - Among the crooks of
the west he la known as "Montana
Curly," a name which haa been notorl
oua in the criminal annala of many
western atatea. In Montana his crimes
are said to have been, moat frequent
and it waa for that reason that the
alias waa given him.
He ia a , confessed - dynamiters and
Have You Seen or Heard of the
LOGGING and
CRUISING SHOES?
We manufacture them here in Portland
Also a full line of Men's, Boys' and Youths'
Serviceable Shoes. They are good goods
and reasonable in price.
n
Look for Our
Trad Mark
reid mms CO.
9 and 1 1 North First Street
Portland, Oregon
Dared will
take place Friday afternoon. Everyone
n mvitea to enter into the competition.
Applications may be made to Mra. Rose
lioyt, tha president. The entire board
waa named aa a committee to Interview
people who have automobllea and urge
mem 10 enter ine parade. There will
be first and second prise for the beat
aecoratea automobiles.
A.t the close of the bualneaa meeting,
Mr. Dayton gave a ahort talk on Port
land treea. He aaid that In hla trip
tiuiunu una in ms loure through the
eaat Portland la always remembered for
ita Deautirui treea "Mr. Corbett and
Mr. Falling have done much to make
thia known aa a city of beautiful treea,"
he said. 'It la a shame to see the In.
difference with which the people of
x-uniHnu anow tneir trees to be mu
maiea ana cut down. While In iv
Angelea recently I visited tha home of
very noiea painter of - roaea. Hla
houae la surrounded by beautiful gar-
" n aiapjaya nia paintlnga
Bnn, opening the gardens to
the public. H told me he. understood
Portland had tha moat beautiful roaea
' ""y c"y n tne world, and aaked ma
for the name of aome one from whom
he might get cataloarues. a hat paiiM
jhhui rwes m ms gardens."
WHITMAN STUDENTS
HOLD HIGH RUMPUS
Whitman Collee-e. Wall. w.n. a
25 Studenta at Reynolda Hall vented
their displeasure at the dean Saturday
evening at dinner by thrnin
napkins and water at each other, alnglng
aonga and yelling at the cloaa of dinner
and afterwards all Jolnlnar in . i
and marchlns- lock stun im,.. .k.
building. Chairs were overturned by
the boys and tables broken In ,
Both men and 'girls were mixed In tha
procession and everyone waa on a aplrlt
of mischief.
Sunday noon the table ...
to be changed. Llata ha K.n
by the dean ahowlng the placea where
each person waa to alt at tha table.
Moat of tha atudenta are satisfied with
T T 1 arrangement which
uBuiaro mey
will not move. Rumors of th.
plated change have been floating around
for -some - time - and about tWA Wraksklrai
a5etlt,on w,re "ent t0 M,ss Cobb.
.. . tta-ainst any change.
"""" ""a neara since and most
.it"mon-tIlj?urht the Wh0l matter a
mi niani wnen tha ll.t.
were posted everyone was ripe for dla-
na ine outcome waa the rth.
wi ruuga- nouse IBM RnvnnMa - u.n
dining room ever saw. Besides ino-tn
aonga and parodies-on the dean ti ..
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..,wt Mvenu iaDiea were tipped
In sign of mourning and. on one table
a chair waa placed and hennas hi.
crockery. It waa full half an hour after
umiicr waa over oerore the rumnna .,k.
eided and tha atudenta left for BUllnga
BUFFUM &: PENDLETON
We.tariAJrfcBmli,iCmctOethaf.rl(
311' Morrlaori Street Odd.' Postftofflce
M HAND WR(TING ON THE WALL
I Not upon the wall, but in the face of every woman ' I
1 who apprecdates a good complexion, is written I
l the praises of U-AR-DAS Liquid Face Powder. Ill
It is the best. - - III
VVk FOR SALE BY ALL DHUCCISTS iTJI
ola oprUtotri . ' ' ryw
WOMTSJUm, OMOOaT 'Sew
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JOHN. BELL
boasta that .he - haa committed more
holdups and robberies than-any man of
his acquaintance. He is an adept in
the art of using nitroglycerine, and of
ficers assert' that he haa pulled off aome
of the moat famous Crimea of that
nature of recent years. He aleo boasta
that he la a train robber, though noth
ing of that kind - haa been charged
against 'him by officers.
He was releaaed from the ' Salem
penitentiary, January If. Eight days
later he was arrested for the Blalock
crime. In addition to hla term at Salem
he haa served time at the San Quentln
prison and other penal institutions.
One of hla confederates, with whom he
la said to. have- been associated In most
of hla crimes, waa recently sentenced
to a term in the prison at Walla Walla.
When sentenced be was Using the name
of F, Miller, .though ha also haa many
aliases. '!
Booth la the youngest of the trio, and,
although in appearanco an unsophisti
cated lad, la aaid to have furnished the
Intellect for tha gang. He haa also
been connected with many Crimea
, LOOKS TO BUKPXm CMOT.
WILL CELEBRATE
AT "OLD CHAMPOEG"
On May 2, 1818, a motley company of
farmers, trappers and minera met at
old Champoeg, J7 miles aouth of Port
land, on tha Willamette river h.
clded by a majority of two to orranlvA
o vmi Buvorameni- me urat on the Pa
cific coast. Thia waa tha etarting-potnt
vi wi vvemmmi unaer ine star rA
stripes weat of the Rocky mountains
To honor tha aixty-flrat. anniversary
of thia historic event. F.
cabin of Native Bona of Oregon proposes
holding a celebration next Monday, at
wmuu mw. x. X. ueer will preside.
The principal oration will be by William
Galloway, president of the Oregon Pio
neer association. The trip by boat up
tha Willamette river to thla point Is a
most, enjoyaoie one.
The ateamboat companlea 'have ar
ranged excurslone for the occasion.
UW
4TB TICXBTS XAWV.
0.
rot
Julius Wolf, a hop factor of Silver
ton, is in the city and aaya: -,
"The froat of the paat few daya has
not- done' any. damage to the boo cron
and prospects are aa good for a bumper
yield as tney ever were. The marks
for srot hops ,1a rather quiet Just now.
but the undertone' Is growing stronger.''
B. fe M. Vsmes aelllnr Bataa
May, Jane, July, Aognst, asp.
tember. October.
May 11, IS, U, June H, 17, '18,-July
i, i, 4. aususi a. w. iu.. (September a. a.
7 and October t, 4, S the O, K. a N. will
sell 90-day return tickets to St Louis
ror SS7.6Q'; te Chicago, 73.50. Stopovers
allowed going and . returning. Going
nme iv aaya irom Gate or sale. Full
particulare of C W. Stinger, city ticket
agent, TBira ana waanington streets.
. Oregon , City Boat. - - v
' Treves Taylor street dally t:80, J1:S0
a. m., 8, 1:16 p. m. Leaves Oregon City
7, 10 a. m., 1:SO.':80 p. m. Round trip
45 cents. Tickets exchanged with elec
trlo line, - . . -
" VKB TZKDZOT.
v We find that lnULOTSB SKXIiTZKCr' WOBX BABBITT XXTAX. ,1s
the beat on BASTS. 1
loss of TZXB and MO
Intth
a Bt.
laui DOWsT your worka,
i
iry tour mJLMVMjmam Anti-rrictlon JdeUl. you will , use no other.
Syracuse Smelting Works
New York, and Montreal, Canada. Seattle, Wash.
There Is' Rain Today
An4 a sun umbrella would answer every purpose,
perhaps. WE HAVE THOUSANDS OF THEM
AT, OUR TWO STORES
286 Wcshington, and Stearns llk, Morrison near 6th
JOHN ALLESIN A
Tel. Mala 2040 , Manufacturer H of High-Grade UmbreUas,
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols.
ap? nnf i) i n nil
a rns a aa, t
The Portland
f 0TDAar, OBBQOV.
', . ' American Plan
S3 Per, Day and Upward
T " ' 1 1 HEADQUARTERS POR TOURISTS AND COM-
single genUemen. Ji . modern Turkish"
Special rates made to families and'
pain establishment la toe aoteL,
H. C, BOWERS, Manager,