TIIH OREGON SUNDAY 'JOURNAL. ,-PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15. ISO!
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Conor jO'Kelly. IL P and President; John ;R
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v Spectacles such i ours must
be worn to be fully appreciated.
We have absolute confidence that
our Glasses are just a little bet
ter than you can buy anywhere
else; ' Our business would never
outstrip the others if our Glasses
were not . more ' satisfactory.
FREE EXAMINATION.
OREGON
OPTICAL CO.
EYE SPECIALISTS ,
173 Fourth St. Y. M. C A. BIdg.
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BUILDINGS
FOR IS05 fair;
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Finerty. prlJnt
United IrlBb League of America, and
Conor. O'Kelljr, member of .parliament
r -.Crona- JrefaUKlt-arx.!peetd to exMreee
, .' the member of the local branch of the
lea rue the Utter part of June. -' Plan
' are, now betas made by the Portland son
of old Erin for the entertainment of the
"'. Tlaltora, Conor O'Kellr la" one of tbe
beat known of the famoua advocates of
Jiome ule for Ireland, while Mr Finerty
ta known aa kn able fchamplon of thla
' name cauae In AJnerlc.'".r.' f ' I
" -"There are (00 branchea of the United
Irian learue In the United SUten, noma
:"f these iodsa havlnr vr 1.0 mem
' bars, f They are located from San Fran
Waco to Boaton, ' The Portland organ-
laatlon la called the - Michael .Davltt
branch. Its of fleers are: President.
Jyr. Andrew C Smith: vloa-prealdent.
. James Murphy: seoreUryr John P.
O'Hara, editor of the Catholic SenUneL
James O'Connor Is state orranUer.
., T rre Xrelan. :
In apeaklnr fit the work of this or
ganisation, a well-known Portland mem-ber-eakl!.-
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"Th. United Iriah leari .tha off
sprlna; and sucoesaor of the old tnd
leade, which- in lta time did such mag
nificent work for Ireland, Is today- the
moit compact andptenf pdltlonl fore
In this .country, T,hrouh 4U sfforuJ
tlhty, thousand dollars was kppro-prlated-by
the LewU and aark aUU
fair oommlsaloners at their meeting yea
tardar afternoon tor the erecUon of a
machinery, electrical and transportation
building1, an auditorium and a aUdlum.1
Prot H.' S. Lyman of Astoria waa ap
pointed rto- ha-a charge , of hrd i
Uonal ehlblteat Ue,l0. fair. .Fifty j
thousand coplee of a booklet tailing of
the wonders of. Oregon as an agricul
tural nd Uveatock atate war' ordered
printed for distribution at'St lula. : A
letur from Senator Mitchell was read
stating - that the treasury department
had. decided .that tt would' be .unlawful
for thla atate to make golden facsimiles j
of th famous Denver coins. -
The f0,00 of the aUte; approprla-l
tlon which th oommlaalon agreed, to
turn over t th board of dlrectvra will
be expanded as follows: - Forty thousand I
dollars for a machinery building, f It.ooo
for an auditorium, and f 11,000 for a ata
dlura. The latter wlU be used for the
there has . been sleeted to the British holding ox conventions ana xnioHons
parliament a united Irish party of tl I .r.T.'" r... " ."T: I
mwrwip vi una -wumuirwii.w , through th , oxpoaltlon grounda 1
or bis opponents to m on or in most Tbtt Kswoal club: dispUy and th pour
honest and capable men In British pub- try oattle and horn shows will be held
Ho life, and as persistent and mingle- la tadlum.'beaidts various athletlo
hearted In hla devotion to the caus of axhlbltlons. f '
Ireland as his lamented chief,, Charles I pm.! ii,fh.tj'liTiM lonnosed
Stewart ParnelL V . 1 -, r't. (the cranUas? at thla sum to the directors.
"Th Jeagu has a well-defined object
In view and a definite program, th car
dinal iplank,. being home rule national
Mlf-gQvrnmenWio- which . all other
Questions are subordinate. Th land act
of 1001, - while an immense stride for
ward, needs Important amendments to
make It the Instrument for good It was
Intended to be. It Is accepted by the
Irish as an Installment of Justice and
an earnest of better . things In the . fu
ture. ...-. '' Cv'. : - '
i 'The learue la th United State was
organised December 4, 1101, at the Hoff
man house. New Tork, at - a meeting
wlahlng to wait and see how much the
ttat xhlblt wuld coat before giving!
mors funds: to - th general r buildings. i
His vou was the only one-Vcast against I
th granting of th funds. . .
Mnoh BOnat BnstasM Xyansaassd.
It was decided to do away with thai
L. .4 . 1 - l, ailMilillatMtlAlt I
buUdlng. Th Oregon building at th I
St Louis fair will be headquarters fori
th teachers from this slat and Idano
who attend th National Educational as-1
sooiatioa at the Missouri city next J una
It was decided to keep the Oregon dls-l
; Best jgv
Values ' 1 Mohawk buildino, third and aiorrison sts. .. ' Lowest
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) EAgRIOS DIAMONDS
J - WeARE " F0SCED - TO I 7(1 1 1-gS 4 fV:': -V -1 Rieganflen of irafue" find ?
r; lij ; JEWELRY INiTHiS. STOCK, I C,lrrNSt 1 7 f h- I hav M 'or $10, ,
WE POSITIVELY. WIULliOT . IS v Vf JV fj I ; ; v SlOOto wZ60i ;Thl$lt tho ?
tf TAKE AN ARTICLETAWAY; ! ' . .V ' ; ." I ' 7 P r5v greatest tale ever attempt. :
'EVERY .PIECE -MUST:, BE; , V : , j 1J n fll ed In your,cIty. You must ,'
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ummoned by the Irish anvoys.' Join P7 ? ro.lt 4'
Redmond. . Patrick A. '. McHugh . and J P1 f aarnea ana appie. ana I
Thomas O'Donnell. members of parlla- anippea vo oji
ment Th faca'of th leagu Is set who ha charge of Oregon-sjixhlWU at
toward th rising sun of Irish national- worid." talr th,y "P?- V'"
Ity. .and nothing shall be permitted to I A m" "mpe" IT 5."! '"1
i..... i.. ..rtln- ... .- i-1 tar read from -F. . H. Klser. who has!
Tlaw. To that main obJecChom ruj charge of th Oregon rMtt7 whlblt at
lta work is consecrated.'
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CONSUMPTIVES
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Patients auff ertng. from th- rayags
of tuberculosis will "soon hav relief
afforded hm Without cost if th llbr
. alltv Of Portland- oltieens le equal , to
th test of rsising . f S.000 for a, con
1 sumptlv. hom. , Pr.r Woods Hutchin
1 son, who has ' th matted In charge, la
i greatly 'encouraged at th progress that
has been'maus m mo jwiw
. . guDScripttona have been Uken. and with
' half of the required $S,000 , pledged; h
believes that 'tha home IS assured. - i
The moye for a home where conaump-
iv mleht secure rational open air
treatment at littl or nd coat- was In
augurated by . Dr. - Hutchinson, .. who for
years has believed that Hfaat, tur air,
' and plenty of tt, and a. few common, aan-
Itary rules ar. all . that are necessary
to perfect a cur In the majority of cases
when th patlnt : la taken-, ,befor ;ths
i "'. diseaaS1 securea'a ..fatal frtsv'ji'g
Being oonvlnoed of , the need of such
a Jhoma, ana also atsooveruig iaaii waww
th cost OX sucn an inswuuoa wwua
he sittht still neither the city or county
' . -oould J expected to hld 'theiplan af
i T.rn Dr. Hutchinson aeciota mm
Individual subscription and generosity
- alone oould aava'the" day and keep sev
eral dosen or penniless consumptives In
" Multnomah annually j' ifrom occupying
-V naiimra'. mwa vrfi Vr '')' !VH '
Three - weeks ago- a -subscription' list
: of prominent . oltlsena waa prepared by
t thoaa ' especially Interested : In the pro-
' . ject. and the work of Uklng donations
and securing promises of aid was com-
-' menced,- Dr., Hutchinson said in speanv
ins? of the vrbaress of tha work ii '
."1 feel' greatly isncouragedr at, th
progress .mads-In the past, fori though
we hav not seen th greater per cent
Of thos on the list, we have already
' secured promises snd subscriptions for
about half of th 13.600 that we thought
- r was needed to atart. the work. In the
next two ' weeks we expect to . secure
nough subscriptions to enable us to an
, n ounce the location of tha camp and the
- time tha work of caring for the patients
' Will begin. tj.jrp.-:
" "The hospital or horns will not 'need
xtenslv improvements, i Many of - tha
patient will do beet in tents, snd open
air cottages of slight construction wlU
' serv admirably. . Morula running water
or cultivated land necessary; a good well
f
will do very, nicely and ordinary rough
land will be adaptable, for our purpose.
I have, had offers' of land in large tracts
at , reasonable ratea and hop to secure
10 r IS "acres 'at about.' ISO an - acre
within . air ! or. eight j miles tif tha "city,
but It will' be near some motor, or rail
line,'.' W hop , that mora than tt.004
wUl be, contributed, so that more. land
may . b purchased.- but -with ' only" thla
$mount w will b abl to 'start our
work of taring for those-'afnicted with
consumption and Will 'trust for future
am . as, lam oeeu grows pressing.
TO?NTERIAIflTHEl
The standing committees to
NATIONAL' GRANGE
St. Louis, In which he sUted that he
would be unable to be la th east from,
Jdne 1 until August , 1. .CommUsloner
F. O. Young said that when Mr. Klssr
took charge of thla exhibit h promised ,
to remain In St Louis all summer, in
return for which h was given a conces
sion to sell pictures of Oregon s lores is
In th stat . building. It was at last
agreed that Superintendent Wen-rung
appoint, a successor xo jar. wht wn
would remain in charge of tbe state's
forestry exhibit until August i. wnen
Mr. laser would resum his duties.
Amms n aft . Taenia.
Jun IS has been set asld as Oregon
day at th 8L Louis fair. Jefferson
Myers, Prof. F. O. Young and President
Francis of th 8t Louta fair will make
addresses. .Governor Chamberlain and
Senator Mitchell wer Invited to o prs;
ent, but both stated that they would be ;
unabl to atteffd. Many or me mem
bers of th stat commission will be
pMSsntV'ft ''''-' lUtS'--.' .:i;..-:t '
It waa agreed that Mr. Myers and Mr.
Wehrunr maks arrangements - for the
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- Onr contract with" thiB stotB erplres. : W rnost vacate. We must 'telLs, Oar loss Isyonrgmfa, , Any on of the besoti
frd pieces shown abore that I ormerly told for $1.50, xoo and .5o actuaDjr worth from I4.50 to too, jour - choice whfle they
latt--5o CENTS. ..v - '- ' .; . . ' 'X....,: J;-:;;
' Some of the choicest pieces- arc i still left Come at once and select the most beautiful article yoo see. We most realize
cash at once. Values are not to be considered. We are forced to realize something. ' Jhla is yoor opportunity. If you don't
take adYantage 1 of it to-day, youll gtutly tose me chance erf a Hf etima ; : , s ' t t (
Don't Delay! Don't Wait! Come Tombitoiv
jft&tto &tto Portland's Fastest-Growing Store Jfyfoxti fi4rt
ohawk Building
mittees to provide
for- th' coming ,f 4Ue national -sransS
of th Patrona of Husbandry met pur-1 disposal of the Oregon building at St
suant to adjournment.' In' thai Commercial I Louis. Tha structure will be turned
club rooms, la the Chamber -of Commerce
building; yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock. - Richard Scott presided, and J.
IXLe acted aa secretary. "The follow
ing wer present:' Richard Scott. :F. K.
Beach, a H. Welsh. K F.? Lsedy. J. D.
Lee. K. H. Kilham. A.-F. -Miller. Thoroaa
Paulsen. A.-K. Bentley,L.Zlmmermsn.
a. tu Harding, r.- XJav Raffety, and
Frank-Lee.f-.,;;i-"'V7.' ;r ., n:
Subscriptions to date." amountinsr to
1,6; was shown' by th report of thai
soliciting committee. At the- request of
tne committee, additional assistance was I
asked; and the following were appointed
to serve on tha committee: A.'- H. Bard-
ing.:jr. js. aeacn. and E..'H.-KIlham-
B. F. Ledr master of ; the - Oreson
stata grange, was present and addressed
tne meeting. He said that he and oth
srs would have to aign a bond ausran.
teeing to the national graage a complete
iiunumeat-ox in conditions reoulrad.
and .thatth same should -he in- th.
over to tha purchaser at th doss of the
world's fair. -
v Mrav Mary Phelps Montgomery. Mra
George McBride and Mrs. Wshrung were
appointed as hostesses at the Oregon
bulldlnsr on June 15. , '-:-,
' Th wars and ' means eommltta of I
the stats' commission will meet May IT
for the purpose of forming plana for tha
collecting of th Oregon exhibit for th
Lawls and Ciar fair- .yQ.;.
NEW BANKING HOUSE
MEETS WITH SUCCESS
Painless Crown and Bridge Work
' Modern dentistry reaches Its highest perfection in CROWN AND
BRIDGE WORK. We do this form of work
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN
Our method of extracting teeth
and devitalizing nerves is POSI
TIVELY PAINLESS. 1
- We show the greatest consid
eration for the feelings of every
patient '.-
Th Oregon Savings bank, a new fin
ancial Institution that quietly started In
this city in the Msrquam building on
May S. Is meeting with a success that
la M likt nUaaina- to all Of its atock-
handa of th officers in the east by June holders. - ? -
L This necessitates completing th .This bank. like older financial lnsti-
work in a very short-time. Mr. Leedy tutlons In Portland, Is fortunate In that
haa left th clty,; Ur. return : In. a. few lta stockholders ar- old-tim residents
days, when he hopes that all arranm. or Port u ml and viclnltv. Th officers
menu will b Completed. ! - v . iarai Prmident. rJOt Ralston: vloe-presi-
ine- meeung aojournea-unta Frldar. dent. WUllam - Ralston; cashier. : w.
lOOper stoma; cureexora, i u..nuiun,
WUllam Ralaton. W. Cooper Morris. W.
H. Moon, and A- T. Smith. All but Mr.
Morris, who Is a newcomer, ar eld-tlme
Ore coiT Mool. ": r '
An Innovation being mad by th new
bank la th payment of interest on regu
lar checking accovnts.- Firms doing a
large daily cash business" with th bank
are allowed Interest on the money they
have In the bank at tha cjose of each
day's business. - 1 ;w ' ' -n
a Another Innovation to b mad Is a
reception room and separate window for
lady patrons. In savings banks that do
a Urg business with ' tha worxing
classes th women have more time to
look after th bank account, deposits and
withdrawals than th men. It ta stated,
and thla explains why the special ar-
to pn
WISE BROS.
DENTISTS'
The New Faffing, & E. Corner Third and Washington Streets. Open
' Sundays from 9 to 12; evenings until 9. Phone Main 2029.
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS
J . WILL MEET HERE
May, IV: at; o'clock. .
BIRD iWILL RUN : ;;
AGAIN FOR SHERIFF
The-petitlon of Nathan It-Bird ta h-
placed on the ticket aa a candidate for
Sheriff wai filed in the county clerk's of-
Bee yesterday. - .Th petition is signed
by (St persons. Bird s address -. beinc
given aa 714 Front atreet. , v : :-:i.
Last-election Bird soiled- 4.01 votes.
Tha first time he ran he received a lHUe
over 1.800 votea The claim is made
that this year he will receive at least
t. BOO votes. This' lnereaaea tu t Urn
measure the chance of Tom Word, the rangementa ar being mad
Democratic- nominee.
I the women.
; Arrangements are being completed for
th convention of district No. 1 Knights
of Pythias. Which will be held In this
city May SO and SI. Th First district
Is a part of th grand domain' of Ore
gon to th Knights, of Pythias' Jurisdic
tion, feut embraces only rorusna. .
- Th convention will open at T:l p.
m. May 80. On th same evening there
will be a contest In rank of knight be
tween -Oregon lodge. No. 1 Ivanhoa
lodge. No. 10. and Phalanx lodge No. 14.
On Tuesday evening there will be a sim
ilar contest between Calanth lodge. No.
tl; Orpheus, No. 10. and Portland lodge,
No.' 8..- ;v',&'ite- V-M K''"V
Prises hav been -offered a followa:
best team, silk altar flag; beat Pytha
goras. Individual medal; best king, in
dividual medal; best senator. Individual
medaL
-The Judges who hav been selected to
decide th contests and award th prises
ar L. R. Stlnson; O. K. R. S.. Salem:
John M. Wall, a M. A, Hillsboro, and
W. L. Bradshaw. 8. R. Th Dalles.
Ths committee in. charge of arrange
ments. Is composed of. Frant & Grant.
chairman; a T. Roberts, C Nsllson. H.
C. Schade, P. ; Vanatraade, H. L Pow
era, and Alex Routledg.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
OFFICERS MEET HERE
A party of Northern Paqtfia. railroad
officials from Tacoma visited ' the city
Friday for the purpose of attending the
regular monthly meeting of th North
ern v Paclflo Terminal company. Th
party consisted of Charles M. Levey, as
sistant to president; A. F. Law, general
superintendent, and B, S. Groaacup, west
ern counaeL . ,
While here, th officials visited the
local offices of th company. Aside from
th regular monthly, meeting, which tVy ,
Boston Painless Dentists
Ar th only dentists In Portland having
tne late notamcai aiscovery 10 appiy to
the gums for Painless Extracting, Fill
ing and Crowning Teeth, and guaranteed
lorten years
ONLY IS IAYS NOSE OP CUT WTB 1
ein
All work contracted for during tha
next 15 days .will be don any time la
th future at cut rat prices.
Cflrctln..,...fIEfi tumiutisa..REE
Sliver RllTnti-...e 614 FIlURgt .....7Sc
Fs0 Set Tcetklft . Mi Crtwai .fl
Iridgt Wart ...$1M TtelfcwUh6BlpUtti$3.H
nrwns aaa sunage won as ww inwi
ur rates xwau sootioa
holA rtmt teeth up.
Com In at one and take advantage
f low rates. All work done by apeoial-
Ists wttnout pain ana guaraaieea xor is
yesrSb
Our office in all large cities In ths
TTnited States hav been established for
11 years, . . .(. .., .,fM...fAAr..y,u;
Dostoft Painless Dentists
ooi. nm in koiuioi sts.
Kntnnre snifc MorriMm street.
BKAKCH ornciS: TIB lint Ave.. Seettlet
SOS PdtUf At Xaeonu; 1T1S Hewitt Ave
avwen, wsas. .r.' -t ....
attended, there was no other business of
importance connected with their trip.
They hav returned to Tacoma. '
.'. Tortured Four Days, -
On of th Old methods of torture has
now been reduced to four days. That is.
it taxes Barge xonic that long to re
lieve rheumatism . completely. It takes
Bark Tonic from 4 to 10 days to cure
rheumatism, It is very seldom that it
takes longer. If your drug-giot does not
carry 'It, aslc him to order it from the
I' m i' - i w holesale houses. J, A. CTem-
i, j r-rui and Tamhlll streets, 1'ort
', cr., 14 j d:trJbutieg ;.t
Our Consumption
No Parallel
.1 K r
In;The . ,
Western Continent
, ; ' Of . America
J W hava Installed new appa
. ratua by which w reach th
.lungs directly,' thus applvlng th
-remedy to th very seat of the
disease. - If persons afflicted with
thla terrible complaint will call
at our InaUtuta, we wm gladly
I explain why It Is that our 'new
and modern ' equipment does Its
. work so much superior to tha an
tiquated idea of tha past.
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