'Tr-; FRIDAY EVENINO: MAY 6, 1001.
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At tha regular , meeting of , the park
board this morula ilia request of the
Woodmen of tha World for tha use of
tba north park blooka for a summer car
nival vu disapproved. Tba Woodman
appeared In force, a committee composed
of William Reldt, IL way, u. cooper,
("pedal PUpatcs to The Journal.)
.Dallas. Or., May . Crops in thla vi
cinity never looked bettor. The farmers
hive about finished their serins BOW-
Ing and notwithstanding tba lateness
of the season they expect a rood crop
of spring grain. Tha fruit orop prom
C C Bradley, A.U Barbur aid C. L El-1 ises to be . large one. The pnina or
liott presenting: the oaaa -to tba boara.
The board considered tha matter at
length but finally refused tba request
The mayor decided tha matter when he
reminded tha board that tha residents
living aeaT tha park block raised a pro
test against having their slumbers dls
turbed by tha various shows of the car
nival last year and that tha board prom
; Ised them that It would never happen
' raln. , t "
C. I- Brown as director of Brown's
band, presented tba summer muslo sltua
' '. tlon, He stated that It was : hoped to
secure four concerts a week besides tha
, Sunday concert in tha city park, tha idea
being to gv tha aast side two-concerts
a week II sufficient sunecripiions coum
ta secured for this entertainment. Last
year. It waa acid, tha aast side con
; ' trlbuted only three per cant of tba an
tire, amount raised for tha muslo fund
and should tha present season show no
, greater donation from this part of tba
' bit tha" plans of tha board will Tali
Tha board voted to give I1.900 to tha
organisation for - tha season's concerts
1 and tha remainder of the amount will be
raised by private subscription.
chards are being plowed end cultiva
ted and are In good condition.
Hop raisers around Dallas are kept
busy at this time of the year cultivating
and . training their hops. A large num
ber of tha yards have bean trained tha
first time, and tha bops are growing
rapidly these sunny spring days. The
hop growers are experiencing some
trouble in getting mala help in the dif
ferent - yards, and woman and children
are being utilised for that purpose
. Scarcely , any stock was lost during
tha lata spring, for. lack of feed, and
sheep are now In 'good condition gener
ally. A few lambs were lost during the
wet weather Wool; shearing .will com
mence tnis month, .
Central Committee Meets.
Tba Polk county ' Democratic central
committee, met in Dallas yesterday and
elected i. W..KIrkland chairman, and
Oscar Hayter secretary. No prepara
tions for a canvas of tba county were
made,' 'although every endeavor will
bo made to land tba entire ticket, The
Republicans are not espected to make
a canvas, and the dominant parties will
doubtlesa make tha fight on tha merits
of their respective candidates to the
positions aspired for.
THE GREAT
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, RfiOSF.VEl.T MAY
i:m k NfiT RP Fi fptfi) BRAKEMAN CAUGHT
siva .umw v i . .
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Sings to the tones of
The
Beautiful
Baldwin
Piano
WE SELL THE BALDWIN
Ita I iert-lloltr (r
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COR. SIXTH AND MORRISON STS.
'"I.
I W. El Ouerln, formerly pf Columbus,
Ohlo-an4atr f - eatUeV-bia, aTrtved,
in tha city from . an ' extended trip
' throughout tha aaat and to Europe, and
Is a guest of tba Portland. Mr. Ouerln
built tha Palmer cut-off on tha Northern
pacifle railroad, bringing tha main lino
to Seattle, as president of the Seattle
and San Francisco Railroad aV Naviga
tion company. This company afterward
old oat Its rights to the Northern Pa
' rule.' ; v,., ; . ...
Mr. Ouerln said today that U attbar
rarker of New York or Olney of Massa
chusetts Is nominated for president by
tha Democrats -there Is a very serious
doubt of President Roosevelt's re-eleo
tlon. Mr. Ouerln la a lifelong BepubU
ean himself. - He said: r ,..--s -.-
' : 1 In New Tork and generally through
out the aaat tha feeling regarding tba
" presidential election is : far .' different
, from what It Is on tba Paclflo coast Out
west tha general belief la that Roose
velt will wia la a walk. In the east, and
'i particularly In-New York, It Is the opin
ion that either Olney or Parker will
BETWEEN TWQ CARS
The Ufa of T. B. Hawk, a brakeman.
was lnatantlv eruahail nut tKia mnfn.
Ing at the Southern Paclflo station at?
tha foot of Jefferson street The South
ern Paclflo train from Dallas arrived
about 10:10. and after tha nassencers
naa ion the train. It waa decided to go
around In tha rear of tha station and
pick up a coach that was on the track.
xne engineer, u. uaaey. gave toe sig
nal, and tha angina with one coach at
tached backed up the track.' Tha first
tuna It failed to couple tha coaches, so
the engineer gave another signal and
started to back again.
Hawk was standing close to tha
coaches, and just as the angina began to
move, no thrust his hand between tha
two coaches, just why will never be
known, -as the cars are provided with
safety couplers and brass rods, so that
there Is no need of putting the band be
tween ua .cars. '
Casey saw, him. but was powerless to
do anything.' When picked up his face
- (Special Dispatch to The JesreeL)
Olympic, Wash. May I. The Demo
cratic atate convention bora yesterday
really showed a victory for Hearst In
the naming of tha delegates and Turner
made tha platform, as predicted in yes
terday's Journal.
' Following arc tha delegates named to
tha Democratic National convention:
B, W. Btarr. W. J. . Byham.
M. M. Qodman., B. C Million,
John T. Terry. 1 C Oilman. Frank B.
Cola, Henry Blackman, Frank Hogan
and A. J. Splawn.
Tha platform after reaffirming faith
in tha platform of list and 100, ex
pressing continued confidence In the
character, capacity and fidelity of Wil
liam J. Bryan, calls for a return to tra
ditional ' simplicity In government af
fairs. , The tariff Is declared too high In
the following:
'i 4 Tariff Is Bardeasoma. :,;
Tha unneoeaaary and burdensome
tariff wall erected around tha Country
In tha Interests of tha manufactures
classes should be broken down:, the
trusts, which have grown up as a result
of tha tariff wall, roust be destroyed;
tha system of com pel ling tha consumer
to bear all tha burdens of government
by tha payment of tariff tanas, must be
departed from; wealth must be com
pel led by just laws to contribute te tha
government 'la tba shape of aa inoome
tax and aa inheritance tax tha juat pro
portion of tha burdana of government
and. finally, there must, be a cessation
of militarism. Imperialism and colonial
ism as presented by tha Philippine policy
of tha - republican party. . Upon these
principles we appear with confidence for
tha co-operation of all patrlotio Ameri
can cltlsena"
'''"'''llnlfcifjnm'
Turner Is referred to in tha following
section: ...
--"We heartily endorse aa - our candi
date tor vice-president Oeorge Turner.
a jurist Of high rank, a peerless citlsen.
In sympathy with tha declarations of
this platform, and a statesman whose
efforts In behalf of tha people make him
entitled to be considered as worthy of
tha highest . honors within the gift of
ths party."
Until
V
Flour I Sifters
The regular price Is
, 15c, Saturday night at
9c
Flour Siftcn
The, iegular price ) fa
, tFj J5c, Saturday night at &'i
. BROILERS
Made of No.15 wire
Saturday jiight at
BROILERS J
MadiofllSw
Saturday night at ;
Rowers
Eumiture
190 First Street.
The Store that Saves You Money
Aged 11, 40$ Xoxrlsca Strce.
. The above portrait of Grace Ni Kyna
Is an excellent Illustration of tha bene
ficial effects of- the scientific electric
massage scalp . treatment and shampoo
ing as administered by the Rose Manu-
carry New ; York,: which would make Had been orunhed between the platforms between' Tenth and Eleventh streets,
Roosevelt's re-election a very doubtful Of tha cars, so that It was almost 'Un- I The little slrt la the daughter at one
n ess . to, the
proposition. . . .. . .;
"It Is because of this faot that '.'busi
ness generally In tha east is quiet There
la no . depression but : money in New
York, on tha contrary, la aw cheap as I
... bare known ;: it lately, . call money be-
1 n mi auatad at . 1 nar eenk 'mj& mmmin.
clal paper at. from SH to r. Quiet j Twelfth street
times wiu pravaujror probably a year or
two. v The large corporations are not
" spreading out any, and the production
, of the Iron and steel nlls has been
seriously curtailed, owing to the fact
that there is, little building In prog
.. resa - ;:-; . , , .. . ' ;
Tha west. In my opinion, is1 far mora
nrosDerous than tha east.'
. Mr. Ouerln U the father of ,1V F.
Ouerln, secretary and treasurer of the
i Deschutes - Irrigation ' Power com-
any. ' , ,..':ri .;TV,. '2 ;
accident Deputy Coroner
rinley -took the body , to his undertak
ing establishment , Casey was . exoner
ated from blame. , ''
t Hawk ' was .about IS tVears olttu and
leaves a wife and child ilrlng on fiast
it t i r. '
MASTER BUILDERS
CAN'T INTERFERE
FRUIT MEN DO NOT
, . GET THEIR PRICE
.
It was slight satisfaction the repre-
aentatlves of the newly organised Fruit
Growers' association received from the
(representatives of fbf local canneries
': ..when the conference Waa held- yesterday
-as to prices for tba season. President
-.tH.--J.- Nicholson of -the association -coil-
t erred with Edward Peterson and Oeorge
1 .Holcomb of tha Oregon;'" Packing com
pany and R. J. Holmes of the Portland
-Canning company. .The association re
? .cently adopted a seal of prices for
,. strawberries and other small fruits and
this scale was tendered to tha canneries
for consideration. Tha only answer re
-Delved -was- that- the association should
' .complete Its organisation and , then tba
, canneries would consider the question
. Owing to the large number -of small
fruit growers In Clarke county. Wash.,
' 'and Multnomah county it is feared by
(tne association that its members will not
form a large enough part of tha total to
rdlctatn tha price of fruit 8hould the
association not receive its seals this sea
son a cannery will be erected next year
jo nanaia ua iruit or tna organisation.
TOWN OF CRESHAM
WILL INCORPORATE
Gresham will ba Incorporated. Tha
toDtentlons of the petitioners , and tha
objections of those opposing Incorpora
tion were preseniea in tna county court
i nis morning. Alter a lenathy discus
slon a conference between the factions
was held outside the courtroom and
'County Judge Webster was afterward
nouneo mat an agreement had been
reacnea wnereoy the crooosed bounda
rles should ba changed so ai not to in-
ciuae rarms. The objections to incor-
porauqn. were then withdrawn, ,
s: I ' , ; v? tT'" AT, A nUKTiVTZXA.
; Both tna Snake and upper Columbia
rivers are practical y at a standstill, an.
cording to, the local weather of flea, and
,wm remain stauonary ior several days.
Since yesterday the river at this point
sen . v.s , iwt -ine weatner office- an
Bounces tha It will begin, rising the
xi . ' -"n mm-- .
'r-r4'ntBjnrnra atatZF Aamovro.
. "." JoaraaI gpedal Sarvlce.)
London. Mar s.The trainina shin
Northampton grounded at the mouth of
tha Thames today and it is feared that
considerable difficulty will be experi
enced in floating tha vessel. y, . ;
, ,y jro ojuiJtatAJr ouomzx. ,
Jrsat gpedal gervlea) v?:.';f!
New Tor. 'Xay ,ACornaIlus i. Bliss
said today that no decision bad been
made as to who would be tba chairman
of tba Republican national convention,
and that probably none . will , be made
until tha national commute. meets, .in
Chicago la June, 4 ,
The .Master Builder's Association will
not take any measure to stop Contractor
Bennett from making his men work nine
hours a. day. The association can only
censure Mr. Bennett for bis actions and
If he does not make an adjustment, de
prive him of tba privileges of member-
amp -i-.K.-i .... :
A prominent member of tha associa
tion said this morning: .
we have no law against working
over, eight hoars. . A number of mem
bers signed an agreement with the union
not to work their man over eight hours,
but no Joint action was taken in the
matter. X don't know whether Mr. Bon
net signed the agreement or not Wa
have agreed to stand by tha eight hour
aay and we re -going to do it we did
of the ladiea owning the place. Her
scalp became diseased and 3ier hair was
falling out when her mother took her In
hand with this most wonderful process
of treatment The result is shown la
the portrait and equally beneficial treat
ment has been given others. Tha ladles
oourt investigation. They know that
they can satisfy the most .critical. They
know that there Is not a scalp afflic
tion that they can not remove. Both are
old residents of Portland, dally associ
ating with the best classes of our peo
ple Their telephone la Clay IMS. "
WILL INVESTIGATE
POOR FARM ROW
Within a brief perl oc tha county will
investigate the charges brought against
J. S. Courtney, superintendent of tha
poor farm. County Judge Webster has
practically admitted that this Is to take
place, ana Courtney himself has pre
ferred a request for such an Investigation.--
v.-, . '-. i -.-The
allegations against Courtney em
brace a large number of offensea He
AMERICAN LINE TO
; TOUCH WEST AFRICA
' '(Aattal gpedal gervfce.) - ,
New Tork, May Preparations arc
well advanced for the establishment of
a line of steamships to tna west coast
of Africa, a section of tha globe which
now has no regular steam communica
tion directly, with Hew .Tork or any
other American port Passenger travel
to and from the west coast ports now
goes by way of ' English or Oermaa
ports from both . of which countries
well equipped and profitable lines, with
frequent sailings, are maintained. Buch
freight shipments as arc made go either
by. tha same foreign and roundabout
routes, or on Irregular sailing vessels
or occasional tramp steamships from
American' ports. " '
It Is announced that wrthin a very
short time tha recently organised Amer
ican and West Africa Steamship com
pany wiu Begin ins running ox its ves
sels.' Tha route will ba by way of tha
Cape Verde Islands and Sierra . Leone
and thence down tha west coast It Is
believed that tha new Una will not only
be a successful freight and passenger
carrier in Itself, but powerful - Is.
fluence In developing .American trade
with tha west coast At nresent this
trade amounts to but little, and It is be
lieved that that condition is the result
principally, of tha lack of quick and
regular communication with that terri
tory. ' .. T ' -t--A : r
F. T. MERHILL SUES
TO RETAIN STORE
bxctcu suun xxriroa actio
. AOAnra , xbs. a BAursmiooa
An u. k., oonr - w; rtaTxn
tmxm rmox Bjxornra xzx rxoH
"mum oi wem STSzax.
Is charged with mistreating Inmates.
not send, a committee to tha Lewis and ejecting men on slight provocation, per
CTark commission as we knew, that they I mitting favorites to drink and quarrel,
oould do nothing."
VISITING NURSES ;;
. ELECT OFFICERS
I causing trouble for the hospital man.
agement and using vile epithets toward
employes of the Institution. : !
In several Instances Courtney is ao-
leused of circulating. tales reflecting on
the morall of the Institution and all
kinds of stories have been bandied back
and forth. Miss Meyers, tba superln
JAPANESE GIRL
MAY BE A SLAVE
" ' " " -'rrfr,;
Shiga Shimasu, a Japanese woman ar
rested la a lodging house at the corner
of Fourth and Pine streets, is held at
the oity Jail, charged with being an In
mate .of A bawdy house, but It Is be
lieved that behind her arrest there Is a
much more serious case. That aha Is
thought to have been brought Into this
country for Immoral purposes is be
lieved to bo the suspicion of the offi
cials, and It is believed the matter is
Asserting that Mrs.' Caroline Baln
bridge violated a verbal contract with
bim as regards the lease of a building
which ba has been erecting at 105 Sixth
street, Fred T. Merrill secured a re
straining order In the circuit court this
morning, preventing her and & Morton
Cohn, to whom the property was sold,
from prosecuting an action In forcible
entry, and. detainer la tha Justice court
Merrill states that next week he will
file a damage-suit for $28,009 against
Mrs. .uainDriage, cohn and Attorney
Booths, on - the ground that they have
conspired to force him out of business.
Merrill alleges that on last February
is ne leasea ine lot mo xeet square, Noa.
ins to in tsix in street from Mrs. Bain
bridge for a period of two years, with
the understanding that he was to erect
a brick building thereon and pay her a
rental of $160 a month for the first
year and $150 a month for the second
year. After the walls wars up, he al
leges, she notified him the property had
neon soiq to conn, and that he must
vacate the premises and take away the
wu.AutuBt iuivriia. oiuev men wonn
naa negun an action in forcible entry
and detainer .In the court of William
Reld, justice of tha peace.
There Is no written contract Merrill
declaring that he regarded It aa unnec
essary. ,.,.' V
FOSTOrWCTI APFOIJITatgJIg. ;
(Washington Bursas of The Journal.)
Washington, IX C May Rosa 81a
ler has been appointed postmistress at
Imblar.i. . , .-; .
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1 - ml
HIGH
-' i Reduction Sale
WATER
fitylep
VICTOR
STEEL,
RANQBS
ACORN
$33.00 MALLEABLE
GUARANTEED '20 YEARS ' V
Dayton
192-194 first Street,
Co.
Portland, Oregon
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vvc nave juot reccivea siupmem ox mc- ceieDrmcea - ana -world-renowned
Stoves and . Steel : Ranges. : THE.. GAR
LAND, this Stove needs no Introductkin to the public,
the very best In the city. : COME AND SEE THEM.
Taubcnheimer & Schmcer 1" ca'
: NoJ.'166-16a First St.; NetrMorrUon
IDENTIFIED AS
FLANDERS ROBBERS
Charged with- the robbery of fill from
Mra William Plum (nee Flanders),
Charles Nelson was today held to await
tha action of tha grand Jury by Muni
cipal Judge Hogue. His bonds were
fixed at $0,000, In lieu of which he was
remanded to the county JalU , : - v .
Mrs. Plum testified that from the ac
tlons of the taller of tha two man who
brutally -beat and robbed . her on the
night of Maroh 17, she was almost posi
tive Nelson was tha man. Nelson was
one of her boarders. .
1-' ' ii 1 mi - ii' 1 hi - - - -
i yWmXXXVT QMMMAM9 SZM.. '
----- Jfoaraal gpsrlal serviesiV - - '' v - -dneaster;
Pa., May The Rev.
Emanuel V. Osrhart, president of the
Reformed Theological seminary In the
United States, died today, aged IT.
" m is. I of MetOB'wthftortnTn&--'ymB"tn
" ""V rv tiiSJ aVOL I VI VaV UliVvVUi m WfSsPI - - Vaa nnuntw AAntwlaialAiaai a 1
elected at the Annual meeting of the M
It la known that Courtney was placed
In the position of superintendent of tha
poor farm by "Jack" Matthews against
the protest of County Judge Webster.
SMALL ERROR WILL
I COST' COUNTY $48
tendent of nursing, resigned on account I beln Investigated now by immigration
visiting nurses' association held yes
terday afternoon at Trinity chapel:
President, Mra B. H. Trumbell; vice
president, Mrs. A. A. Morrison; direc
tors, Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett, Mrs.
Oeorge McBrlde, Miss Virginia Wilson,
Mrs. B. 8. Wise, Mra. R.- J. Marsh, Miss
FaUlng. Mrs. W. D. Burke and Miss
Wasserman.
This is tha second year of the work.
and according to the report of Mra A.
A. Morrison, acting president, the re
sults have been highly satisfactory. The
object pf the organisation Is to provide
trained nurses for those people who
need them but are not wllllna to accent
free service, and who cannot afford to
pay the regular prlca
Addresses were riven - bv Thnmaa
Strong, Dr. Holt Wilson and Rev. A. a.
Morrison from the business man's, the
physician's ( and the clergyman's point
of,vlew, respectively.
: ' '; CBOEIXT PXMOVAXk
Rudoiph Henneman. 'for a year nut
local representative of the wholesale
firm of Tillman ft Bendel of Bah Fran-
Cisco: has resigned bis position to go
into business for himself at Pendleton.
Mr. Henneman Is One of the best-known
commercial travelers or the northwest.
He formerly lived at Seattle. Mr. and
Mra Henneman are well known here. "
A dlStlng-UUhed party ; Of American
Cigar company officials 14 to reach this
city from California tomorrow morning.
In tha party are J. B. Cobb, nrealdnnt
of the American Cigar company, and of
the Havana Tobacco company t Mr. Por
tor, bead of the Porto Rloo denartment
of the American Tobacco company and
H. Heyneman, Paclflo coast represent
tative of the tobacco and cigar truati
They are tourlna tha ooaaL and inci
dentally looking into tha Inducements
tor extending the company's business.
They may spend Sunday here.
agenta Her case was continued nntu
tomorrow in ine Municipal court, this
morning. Her ball was fixed at $1,000
by Judge Hogue.
HEAVY DECREASE IN
TREASURY SURPLUS
JIt was only "a1 minor errqr.-but It cost
the county $48. All the Jurymen Im
paneled for the May term of court were
excused from service .for the day In the
Circuit court yesterday by order of Pre
siding Judge Oeorge. He took this ac
tion because nothing appeared oh the
calendar for trial. "-
Tet the intention of the district at
torneys office was to set the trial of
Maurice Troutman on a criminal charge
for 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. J3y
an oversight. 910 matter was not re
ported to Judge Oeorge.- So the Jury
men earned 12 each for reporting Id
court yesterday morning and doing noth
ing more. An assistant district attor
ney was In court at tha time,' but the
Jurymen were excused for tha: day and
filed ' out before ho had fairly got : bis
breath. " . , '
TBAUT JUTX OAS COZ.XXDS.
A Southern Paclflo freight v train
smashed Into Portland Railway street
ear No. 47, on Fourth ; and Burnslde
streets at 1:45 o'clock this afternoon.
The motorman did not 'atop his car on
Fourtn street ior tna conductor to give
him a bell to go ahead. The side of the
car was smashed and It was thrown off
the track. . No one was injured.
x on TJAm rom roxasa.
Maurice E. Troutman nlMLr n,tiv t
.1 . . - " i
ion cnim 01 zorannar tn aimi n iw. i
Cia Wlest fa a ehak tnm SK n Um it
cnanur Mationai Dank, before presiding
uwraa in me circuit court -thia
morning ana was sentenced to serve one
ye in penitentiary Tba crime, was
CASTOR I A
, ?or Infanto.md Children.
n.8 Kind Yea Hais Alwajs ftegfit
Sears the ;
QlgnatBrtof
(Joarasl Special Serviea)
Washington, May 6. The treasury
surplus of $64,000,000 at the beginning
of the fiscal year disappeared today and
from now until the end of the fiscal year
the deficit will grow. The Panama
canal and world's fair payments caused
a decrease. ..-.
aMHMiMHMMasaMHaMaMaHMaaMaMasW ' "V'"
OO TO SBASIDB JrrJBBT STTJTDAT ' .
S&rlng May and Jane via thi lip,
M. y. Only $lMt to the
f .s . Bound Trip.
Train leaves Union depot Sunday
morning at :00 o'clock, arrives Seaside
12:11 p. m. returning leaves Seaside
e:e p. m., arrives rorusna i:4 p.- ai,
Sale of tlokets opens one week In ad
vance of each exourslon and tickets can
bs purchased any day during tha week
at 24 Alder street or on Sunday morn
Ing at Union depot, Take advantage
of the delightful ride from Portland to
Seaside and .: return, enjoy five 'hours
at the beach and recuperate on osone.
For additional." Information phone
Main 00 or call on Mr. C. A. Stewart,
sge juaer street. .
Excursion ratea Mar 11, 12. 12. YSnwt
xxortnern railway, j uity ticket office.
xt jkoira street. .v-.-' - j' .--i
" I' ; I 11 1 1 'ii ir ' -
otoxjcn ciajuraasrs mm,
(Joarssl Special gerrlcc.l
The Hague. Max.. The aovernmant
for eathetio reasons, has objected tn tha
erection of an arbitration court under
tne jarnegia nonation schema in Tha i
uagus.para.
1
Terrible Ti1arna tknu Mw.m
terinr diseases of the ikin Put ..
w .tiinci t. uuHi uinunim Buna
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