tiii: o;:::Go:r suijday journal; Portland, Sunday morning, may 20, icol
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L QU2EW CONTEST :
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COrifllSSIOilERS .xti J
Fricnhs of Rivhl Aspirants
Begin Active Canvas -
for Votes, .r
MISS MARGARET' ,PAFFRATH. -
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XJBWIS AJTD CU AUTXOJUTXXS
KEPX.Y TO KAXT AID WXX
; UAXS, WHO- OBJXC7T , TO ' 80,000
xoovqxzo oovoxzsssa. a: ; ,
. r ? HIS8 TABITHA-C. 5. KRN;
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The many friends of t ha-Candida tea for
queon of th f edcrate4-FrterniU Mrdl
v- tet with (remt lntereat According to th
, ! iat vote which waa token reatcrdar.
i MUM Marfarot Paffrath of 181 Sixth atreat
t" . leads tha blrbaat opponent by 88 vote.
t : MlM Paffrath u tho candidate of tha fra
; ' tertWtlea of th el t lea. - fclho I-- a worn
i ' lneot aembtf of th 1m.fty MaocaboM and
ta n actlva parV la all Iti . affairs,
Mlaa Paffrath hi a photographer and hai
a atUdio tn the PaUlna; building; Bha to
a bandaomo brunetta. Her pleasant ways
hare made for her marfy friends, who
bar determined to do all In their poweu
f to help bar' win the race. ' She Is a
''. native of St. Louis, Mo., bat has rasldad
; In Oreg-on for a number of years -
V Miss Anna Simmons, who at present
. is second In the race, is a member of
the TJannent . Workers, union, .which. Is
supporting . bar as its candidate. Mls
Simmons la Inspector la on of the de-
partments at Neustadter Bros.' factory.
.j where she v Is "well liked. 4 She Is about
iv IS years of age, graceful and has refined
-"-way. Mlsa Blmmons was born' in Den
frwarltromlnr to-PorUand about eight
, v., years agof , - 3 1 , - r
j '.: MV" Dannie Hendea la thlrfl in the race.
MISS 'ANNA'
Mlsa kandee Urea with her parents at
7Z7 East Stark street..-she wVs born Jn
Harrlsburg. Oregon. In 1881 but has lived
in Portland aver since she was a child.
She U quite an athletic young 'woman,
being fond of out door sports of mil
kinds
The other candidates" are as follows! I
Miss Leila Russell. 401 West Park atreef
fc. " n I
ansa. ;Ana Mabel; Atklnsoo,, 2SS riXth
Simmons. - -.-' '. :
street; Miss Rotha Powler. MonUvflla:
Mlsa Mat Mason, toa Jackson street; Miss
Beaale Aaron, 188 Tenth street: Miss Ta-
bltha C Kern. S65 East' Tamhll! street;
Msw Pearl Bones, 90S Whltaker street
.'U' 'Harry and ' Frank Wllllama.
members ofv the 'Lewis and ClaVk state
fair commission at BL-Louts. will be In
formed bys6i'fary Edward C. Olltner
that the oommlaaion haa not appropri
ated an, additional 180,000 far buildings
at, the' 1805 exposition, above what , was
first Intended for building purposes, but
that only f 8,000 ' additional has been
given the fair directors. - , . r '. :
v This is the upshot of the action taken
at a meeting of the commission yester
day afternoon, as result of the, letter
received by the'. commission and' pub
lished la Friday's Issue of .The Journal,
from Mr. Harry and .Mr.. Williams,
These gentlemen are now-, in St. : Louis.
They protested In a very strong, manner
against the action of the oommisaloa In
granting $80,000 for the ' erection of
three additional buildings. - It ia claimed
that $74,000 of thla amount waa planned
to be' appropriated aoma months ago,
but owing to various changea that had
occurred, , the money had never been
Anally set anlde. The resolution requesting-
Secretary Olltner to., write
Commissioners Harry and Wllllame rat
gardlng the 1 recent appropriation was
introduoad by J. .1L Albert,' and is as
follow:... V ' '
, ,' aWsjilerrtaadlaT. ;. 1 v .,.
.-"Resolved, That the aecreUry be In
structed to. acknowledge. the, receipt of
the communication of . Commissioners
Harry and Williams,, and Inform- them
that they misunderstood' the situation;
that there has not been an' additional
appropriation ' of $80,000 for building
purposes, but Of only about $(,00Q, the
balance of ' the $80,000 r having - been
originally appropriated by the commis
sion for the purpose; that the commis
sion has carefully considered the outlay
neceaaary in the future to encourage,
secure and promote a full and com
plete exhibition of the arts and Indus
tries or the state, and In their Judgment
the means are ample for the purpose,"
Tor Social Ooagressea.'
"T'Tfce'JoUowlng ' resolutlonT" Introduced
by Professor Young, vas adopted: .
"Resolved, That It la the sense of the
commission , that a series of eoonomlo
and social congresses should be- held in
connection with the exposition, and that
the committee on education, history and
educational, congresses be Instructed I to
take preliminary , provisional steps I for
organising such congresses." .
. v - Witt Yiett St. touts fair.
Oregon day at the St Louis fair, June
15, will find seven of the sUte Lewis
and Clark commission at the Missouri
city. Besides Commissioners Q. T.
Harry and Frank WUltams, who are now
at St. Louis, President Jefferson Myers,
and . Commissioners ' Raffety, Young,
Spenoer and Seott will be present at the
exercises to be held tn honor of the day
at the Oregon building. ... :-
Besiaes the members, of the commis
sion. It .is .expected that , several other
well known men of Oregon -will be pres
ent at the ' exercises, including ex
Unlted States : Senator McBrlde, vwho
will deliver an'aadress.' Other speeches
will be made , by . President Jefferson
:.,BMW'-:"
j s ; For all next week we place on sale J00 DOZEN
MEN'S PERCALE AND MADRAS GOLF.
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SmRTS rclar 50c, and 75c Values, : special
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Every, season we ! have - a , sale on Men's Shirts.
The qualities presented this season are far ahead
of any we have' ever placed on
be your loss if you overlook :? this opportunity.
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR j AD ITS SO
vVotes are five cents each, and the com.
mlttee In charge of the carnival expects j Myers anJ President Dayld M. Francis
vum. lumuy luuumuui win ummu maamg ; 0j St, .LOUlS exposiuon,
iwuif "uui iu.iu, 4uiiu. tipvnawi
4n the great. festival,' r'f -.-;
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THIRD AND OAK STREETS
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MORB
'President Swlgert of the City eVSubt
urban street Car - company. . . said . last
night that trailers are being worked, on
the St Johns line of the company, and
that . more trailers are to be added.
Double trailers are being run on Sun
day, to aooommodate. . the . increased
business.': svtr ! ' ?fi '
This decision of the City sT Suburban
. w. sc. rASD srraoxsTSAJFLA3r srr
y. ; wmmw pottos a in muo
castooi . wzt& u ormvons
; TO CO-OPEmATB X KAXTsTCr OU-
, . S OOVS ABTABTAOU OTv ; N
-'.V, : ..: ' ' I achool bov and alrl . to a'nirlL . l...f
P : 7 ' r . T r. .BOT"0" " la the UDbulldina- and develooment of
u .acnoni cnuaren or .Koniand anri vtiniwi .t.. a . T.f. -..
2!nEt!Jr.!? 1' -The LewlaandlaCcentennlal ao-
i Mmo!" "ot o be an entertainment of
r CommS r"li"" ror a week. but beginning -June 1
through which i to; provide attendance
. greameas or The city and state In which
".they live.--' t-..- -- . y.'-;J
- J - The scheme has been enthusiastically
f .acosptea oyttne commercial club, and
41 also by the school superintendent V-.-, A
ien.r explaining tne oetaiis was written
X- M Ls44 to: h, JsL' Cake, president
, of the club. , It was forwarded to Frank
- Rlgler, school superintendent, who not
'only encouraged the ilea, but suggested
. . tnat tne ousmess men or PorUand ad-
.oress ua pupiia at, rrequent- intervals.
; -The letter to Mr. Cake follows in full:
.' .,, Dear Sir: The campaign now being,
, maae oy tne roruana commercial club.
: lH!?1hitJ2I?ihA.0.l,lta t,m eoh l0 them so or
' 7T. .I . rf.V. i-'Xir---i '""Iganlsed In the work that they .will eon-
and will certainly result in the people of
ji the ' country at - large " being better in
formed regarding Portland and Oregon.
i JOHNS UINEW
.'.(i.'iWtrt ttortaw Wort: ay.
A delegation of the State Federation
of Labor vlsltad the - commission yes
terday afternoon, and protested against
carpenters at work on. the fair buildings
having to -worn nine- hours a oay, ana
for this la Dor. irom si.aa o
which ia below the union
scale. ' The . visiting ' , committee con
sisted of C. H. Oram, president of the
to give better aecommodatiohsonha fi FUo,a ' Xbor. Harry Rogers
St, Johns line was announced In The ' 'i
Journal last week, after President Swl- r. raul tl7' XL,l
tiA w I commission in order that .. they . might
ingi'were- not paid the union scale or
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS TO MEET
. The nineteenth, annual convention Of
the Oregon State Sunday School asso
elation will 4m- belJ at the- First- Pres-
Dyterian church In this city June 7 and
8. . There will be 4 large attendance of
delegates from - all - pans of the state.
These delegates will be expected to
overcrowded early morning. and evening
cars. He repeated last night that it is
the hope of the company to give ita pa
trons on the St Johns) line, say service
that, will be entirely satisfactory. ,
even for a much larxer city than Tort
land and a much more populous section
than the Pacific northwest In order to
assure a large attendance the exposition
must be made familial to the people of
the United States. Mexico and Canada-
ana there, is certainly no better way to
accomplish this than the Common-sense
plan advocated by the Commercial club.
Tne puDiic acnoois or Portland win
close for the summer months 'In- about
three weeks, and during this period I
would-suggest that it would be a wise
plap for each and every teacher "In the
city, not only to suggest, but to urge the
students to take an active part' In the
The Idea of the people of Portland send.
t iding out personal letters and printed mat-
.ter to their friends tw acquaintances in
the older states and writing letters back
'to their old home papers opens an oppor
tunity for every man and woman, every
A"
ttnue- n throughout tne holldaysi
I am advised j. that . the Commercial
club wilt be glad. to. correspond, with and
send advertising matter to people at a
distance when the names are furnished
by cltixens of Portland and Oregon, and
while this is a splendid plan, it la a still
better '-one. to "have printed matter ae
companled by the name.. of -the sender.
and a personal letter always adds Inter
est to the facts given in type.;
Wishing- you unbounded. success, I
ant very truly yours, WM LADD,
"Dear Sir: Before 'seeing copy of 'the
letter you received from Mr. W. M. Ladd
I had received a letter written jointly
by the commercial bodies on the same
ubect and agreed to eo-operate in this
effort to Interest , the school children.
I have requested that copies of the
i booklet - Oregon'" be sent' to the vart
I ttus.. schools as follows .tor distribution
Tuesday morning:
Hleh. school 1.000
Park school .......... 1,000
Harrison-Street school v. 1,000
Atkinson school ,...,........... TOO
! Couch School i.,. ...... .......... 700
i Chapman school .,. ...... v800
Falllna-school :........' 700
South Portland school roo
i Thomnson school .-. . 700
Highland achooh . . . ..... .... . bOO
Woodlawn school-. ..... ...4 350
Williams-Avenue school . 4 , .i . . 800
! Holladay school . ... ........i..... 700
North Central school .-SOO
- 7a sverv alasa or hntti nt win whlkv. I Central school . .-.'.. soO
.. - ' ' SunnVHM uh.
brandy or other liquor or Cordial selected
effective as personal correspondence.
In addition to the above we will be
glad to have the business men of 'Port
land address the schools, aa wo' have
good assembly halls In the following
buildings: - Chapman, Couch;-Atkinson,
High school,'. Harrison," Failing, Clinton
Kelly, Stephens.- Central, Sunnyslde, Hoi-
laday. North Central, Wly lams- A venue.
Highland and. Thompson. .! We .will ar-
usQ aa a,aiv . wubiiucds - uicu asaa uti'ij I , , T- A
the speakers, for meetings In each of I by Harry Rogers and H. J. Kundret
these schools at ! : J fo'clock Thursday,
June 10." Very truly yours, -
- - 'MX'. , . FRANK RIGLER : .
v, - City Superintendent of Schools.
wages, and their working day be roduced
to eight hours. , He sUted that - the
federation did not demand that vnly
union men be employed, but that It did
ask that the workmen receive the same
treatment that . Is accoraed carpenters
and Joiners at work In other parts of
the city. He said that the laboring men
of : Portland and of Oregon, were -deeply
Interested In the success of the 105
falJV bu-If 7 the"men: employed - on the
buildings ware not givwn v
waae. and a reasonable . working day,
there mlrhi be some trouble.
Talks along this same una were- maae
tne committee - in cnarge of arrange
ments will have a list of desirable
places where board and lodging may
be obtained. . . v ..
Among those Who will participate in
the program are: Rev. W, 8. Gilbert
Rev. W.. H. Selleck. Mrs. 8amuet Con
neli. R. a Steely Miss LtnaLlnehan.
W. O. Munsel, A. A. Morse, Mrs. R.
K. Warrea Lauren Pease, Rev. E. ' L.
House; A.' F. Flegel, Merwln Pugh, Mrs.
R. iR. Steele, Miss 1 Virginia v Spencer,
Miss Ethel Lytle and Rev, F. Burgette
Short of Portland; Mlsa Katheiine
Mcuonnia and c J. At wood, eaiem ;
Rev. F. . C. Standard of Newberg: I.
E. Richardson of Albany; Samuel Not-
son of Lexington; Rev. S. E. Elder- of
Moro; and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson of As-1
torla, . -.. '. :.-. -v
XXOXZOAir AT ' ABmXMBOWnULM.
';-Z (Journal Spacial Service.) v 't:,. ',i!,::.,
Detroit ' Mich' - May I8-Oovernor
Bliss , and Mrs. Bliss, accompanied - by
the members of the governor's staffand
a number of prominent War veterans
and others, left Detroit : in a, special .
train : today for ; the south. lT Their ob
jective l point j Is Andersonvllle, Oa -where,
-on Memorial day., there will be
dedicated, a monument to the Michigan
soldiers .who died or suffered in Ander
sonvllla prison during the war. En
route to Andersonvllle .the party will
Visit"" number of the' famous battl:'
fields of Tennessee and Georgia. , v. . .
OOMaCTfTSS CBSfsTABf Ag SZOrTZSCa
( Jooreal Special Service.)
Sacramento, May 2S. The governor!
today commuted the. sentence of Le
Chuck, the Insane Chinaman now In San'
Quentln, on the condition that'Lee bo
exported to China next Wednesday
MARK O'NEILL IS
FIT FOR A JUDGE
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The visitors ' were Informed that the
commission has not power to act in the
matter,, aa alt they did was to approve
the plans of the buildings- inat - ware
submitted by-the- directors -of? the cor
poration. , Commissioner Spencer said
that the time to have made an objection
regarding , wages was at the time the
bids' had been let The visitors-wars
informed that they should appear be
fore the board of directors of the cor
poration amd state their oojecnons.
' Xtlnox Business Transacted.
, The thanks of ;the commission . were
given to A. R. Gebhardt for art' article
II TllOROUMCY GED j
Mark O'Neill is one of the Democratic
candidates for - circuit Judge In this
annntv 1 It ' nracttpod law 1ft- vnara In
Ohio,, and has practiced-in PorUand fori written by him on the game andjlsh of
the last 14 years. His experience at tha I Oregon jn ooowei - iorm. rre.iuoin.
bar, his high standing as a lawyer, and Myers waa given authority to suitably
decorate tne Oregon ouuaing i 1,11. a v.
Tmia fair with furniture and pictures.
It was voted that suitable metal plates
be put on the buildings, at tne .Lewis
and Clark exposition that were erected
by the ' commission. ; A letter was read
fmm Tarlton H. Bean., chief of the
forestry- department at the BLi. .Louis
fair, -twhleh compllirtented j this state
upon ita fine exhibits In the forestry.
flsh and game flepartmenis uicrc.
S'ifromy9nr,.stocks Newly, ..vmade,: not
t i have.no lodgment in our cellars or on
. our shelves., i xou, may -rely ; on, this
r- statement And the wines and liquors- we
v-, :.:-:,: st'v.f.;.-::-
.FULL MEASURE HOUSE
.208 Sixth
between
street
and Stark.
Phone 'fain
Washington
2394,
a a- ar
Sunnyalde school ; v . v ' 50t
Stephens school 600
Brooklyn school .v.. 40a
Clinton Kelly school ........ 409
If you will also send '1,000. to my of
fice I will see that they are sent to theJ
smal'jpr' schools. 'I-' will Issue , Instruc
tional the. teachers as UKthe use to be
made of these. bookleta. . i : ; -r ,
This plan, aa is well described by Mr.
Ladd. will bring; the people of this state
and other states Into direct. communica
tion, and while all kinds of advertising
of the- higher Class is good and brings
good results, there Is none which Is as
I r w C .iiir ml
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MARK O'NEILL.
his V even - Judicial . temperament well
qualify him for. the Important position
for which .he is named. The office is
one that should be peculiarly free from
political considerations, and. In this re
spect - Mr. O'NeUli will. bring to It a
liberal mind. ' yfy.: .v r-yl'-i..''.fi::-
' , . 111 im-M0 m ill ' .
Best . paper, best : readers. . .best erica.
Take advantage of all by using ; Jour
nal Want Columns. Jl words for It
cents. . . - -,.''.
SANDERSON REED -
' ; WAS A DEMOCRAT
A reader of The Journal asks the fol
lowing Questions: .:
1. Was Sanderson Kea secretary oi
the Multnomah Democratic county con
vention in 1900T
J. . Waa Sanderson . Reed an applicant
for. a deputyshlp under Prosecuting At
torney George E. Chamberlain subse
auent to the election In June, 1900T
Both questions are answsrea in tne
affirmative. ; Sanderson Reed waa secre
tary and a very active memner or tne
Democratlo eountv convention of 1K0O.
He waa also aR applicant for the deputy-,
ship mentioned after George E. Cham
berlain was, elected district attorney in
1900., , . ..:
Reed was never known as a Republi
can until 1901. . when he received the Re
publican nomination for atate represen
tative from this county.
JUST; CLIPPED THE STEEPLE-OFF HIS CHURCrir,
'NO, NOT BINGEN ON TJiE RHINE
1
An alitor of Portland was a wading round la tears
'(H was aot horn at Btngen and had never -seen Algiers) 4 : "t .
And his comrade was not near him, for to fin tola fvTvrad brow,
(tacky for aim that be wasn't, aniens looking for a raw). .
1 80 the editor waa free to act Juot any way he llknt
And for aa lnatniment ef oVatb th imiilnt writer
-i Hrra i Biiiea a prvaenmr, - aijtnea ni nip, -ror su
a.onti.i
? But what d'yethlnkt H neer killed a iIukIk prhf mn!
jhiMt clipped th. ntwple off hl cbuirh, then hikx-iHIj h M,
And h iipver lt a mite of dut bRiii'itib bt hi-rl .pw
1111 he'd reached tb Faabiou Xlhjm, rlivr bu uU . 1I winter
& . Ctotnes. 1 .
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da:
ttioa 'ar bla bandaoaM futum plays. ' i
Keeley uouoihiorphinc-tosaccc
llCTre rlA3)TS rERMAWENTlY CURQ
ro sua smtkvlam
tianrrirvisuTnirrE- reaTiANo.eat
a . doaea Itvea
lAad a kwk of
I will go spoa the Warpath and I'll take
Scatter orphan round th. plaaa blocks . and t th. preachers'
And If any follow won't ahdt so,' I'll swallow that mo
And If any .Umt on deroars 1 11 braakfaat on ala soul."
Kmerslns from that utrll.-h man. the fcll.-w
An hamliwme as a flower In hl charnint' "'t iii r
And uiwn erh orrun of lila tmv a . nw I "
tsotwUhotamUttg; Utat in ail hit lira bi a 11 r . .
fh. thM's Jof indjow Nut t n''r. nn.-l l;
Shonrh th editor's hrlk .!.. i t 1. 1
T "t in, -vn'tn" tlint s imv m-ii -1
;n tl. ctnzi'ii ol I'urUiHul luit. i - ;
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