THE OREGON- DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 23. 1904.
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SAENGERBUND GIVES
HONOR TQ PORTLAND
- -
., Judg C. H. Carey, who was on of
Oregon delegate to th Republican na-
- tlonal convention, returned last evening
. ao ea to vialt a number of eastern cities,
Including St. Louie, where ha chant anma
time t tho world" fair and also wit
', nessed the exciting scenes attending the
. nomination of Judge . Parker as the
i'enwcra.uo candidate lor president.
' Judge Carer Is confident of the election
. of Roosevelt, but at the same time he re-
gards Farksr a the strongest man whom
'. the Democrata could have put forward.
- It la generally recognised In the east
- that Roosevelt will win without much
trouble," said -Judge Carey. "He will
is a popular man in the state, ne win
' not have the cordial, support of Tam
many. The so-called ' doubtful state
are. In my opinion, sure to go for
lftobsevelt. Indiana will btrongly Re
publican. There is no more doubt about
Illftwiia - tnan t hr, la. ,hnnt ' rMirAn.
Connecticut! also ' safely Republican.
. Maryland and West Virginia may be de-
batable, but I would not -concede them
to the Democrats. I have -talked ' with
men from both theae states who ere very
confident that Roosevelt will - carry
them.- So far as the western states are
. ' concerned there is not on beyond the
: Missouri- which will not go for Roose-
' "I attended both the - national eon-
vnuuiia nu laiavu wiw -mmnr-pipmr
nent men of both parties, and from va
- rlou section of the country. It I my
-Impression that the Democrata put up
the. strongest man' they could have
named, lor ne na soma mnuence in
'new xora oeyona wnai any omer canai-
' date mentioned would have had if noml
mated. But Parker 1 not likely to get
. the support of his party throughout the
. Union, and he will not run ahead of
- his party in any state. Parker's famous
; telegram helped him where he needed
help in . New Tork state. -It was . A
-manly and courageous thing for htm to
do. Nevertheless, I look for an easy
. victory for Rooaevelt All that the
Democrats can do this, time 1 to get
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
- Taeoma, July 13. Portland wa to
day unanimously chosen as the meeting
place for the next annual session of the
North Pacific Saengerbund, and Portland
carried away the lion's share M the elec
tion of officers.
, Paul Wesslnger of Portland was elect
ed president; fred Topken, of Portland,
secretary, and Louis Damra&soh, of Port
land, musical director. - -
After the election an ' ovation was
given the Portland delegation, which
number ISO singers. At the grand con
cert given la the Taeoma- theatre last
evening great credit was given the dele
gation for the excellence of It ensemble
work as well s the. individual merit of
Its soloists. . - ';..! :
The forenoon'' business session, at
which ths election took place, was large
ly routine In character, being principal
ly given over to report of officer cov
ering the paat year and the reading of
letter of acknowledgment from thoa
Invited who could not attend. ,
SAVES CHILD BY
HERE ACCIDENT
Through a series of peculiar Incident.
Humane Oflloer Joseph Realng today
brought to light a case in which a woman
giving her nam as Mrs. Alice Rogers.
her daughter, Lydla, aged , At Cameron
and James McOlnty figure. The men
and the woman, are under arrest,
charged with serious offenses; and ths
KEEN SARCASM
, FROJI TIIE BENCH
In an opinion freighted with sarcasm
Clroult Judge Sears denied the motion
filed by Attorney J. H. Hitching for
an arrest of Judgment In the caee of
Albert Oannon and Harry volker.
Judge Sear intimated that Hitching
did not know what he was talking about.
Both prisoner were brought Into
AT THE THXATRES
towioxt at sxxbus.
The greatest coralo opera production
ever seen here at popular prices Is
"Dlavolo Vp-to-date." ' which will he
seen but three time mora.- Tonight, It
will-be-presented at Shields'--Park and
tomorrow at a matinee and night per
formance at Cordray theatre. Kvery
body is talking about It and the musical
stock company has made its greatest hit
tn- the' preeent piece. 'Mascotte" wllr
have its first presentation Monday
nignt at we park. -
little girl was taken In charge by-De-I court by . Deputy Sheriff Parrott. At-
tectlve Hawley of the Boys', and Girls'
Aid society.
Teaterday afternoon Officer Rasing
was at Fifth and Oak streets, when he
beard Cameron address Mrs. Roger In
very '. abusive manner. . Eh bad the
girt with hemieslng followed the trio
to a .lodging-house at 41 Fifth street.
where they went upstalre.
Soon piercing screams rent the air.
torney Hitching was not present' and
Bailiff Hill was unable to locate him.
The state was represented by Assistant
District Attorney Moser.
"Counsel for the defendant ha filed
what he himself call a motion in st
reet of Judgment in thl ease," said
Judg Sears. "While counsel . tried te
argue that thl complaint lacked somer
thing, be did not seem to know exactly
Th child cried out: i "If you don't top wbst, counsel for the defendant had
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hitting mamma, I'll Call a policeman.1
Then the door opened and Mrs. .Rogers
rushed out. Seeing Realng. she asked
him to protect her,. H showed her his
star. and. said he would arrest Cameron.
The latter heard th statement and
jumped through A window, making his
eaoape. Reatng mad, no arrest at that
time. - - - t.- -. -
much to say about th jurisdiction of
th court. That point cannot be raised
at this stag of proceeding.
It la almost Impossible to discover
Just what counsel did want, but It Is
certain' no reason exist for discharging
theee defendant.
It I claimed In th affidavit that the
signature to th certificate la not that
Thl njornlnf R.ing found Camron 0t.juaf, Hogu. No court can take
in an- Alder street restaurant and ar
rested him, Cameron then told Realng
cognisance of an attack on the 'record
by affidavit, especially where the at
that Mrs. Roger ad tho little girl tacklB(r v,nou him,,!, 'took the appeal.
into
could be found In a room at th Bel
mont house. This proved correct, and
in addition ths oflloer found ' MoOlnty
there. All were taken to th central
polio station., and war held under
charge by Deputy District Attorney
The police desire to nave in mue
a position for th campaign four gtrt taken from her mother and placed ."""".T LJ " n.m'
i henoe. " . v i ,h. Knm th. tin..' .nd oirie' Aid tenc was postponed to Monday.
year henoe.
V !'i think th country is to be c6n
gratulated that both great parties have
put up good men. and especially that the
Democratic convention did not fall Into
the hand of the radical a The - best
.Interests of ths nation are subserved
wnen tne areai-poiiiicaj-paninw ar
nearly evenly balanced, so that which
' ever 1 In power will be on it good be
- havtor and eautlou to prevent error In
- nlMt nn whlfh m ffht vaalilt In
. the party' defeat. - The nomination of
. Parker will make the business inter
. eats of the country more confident, for
.Parker I known as a conservetlve man,
and there will be no apprehension such
. aa there would have been If a man like
Hearst naa secured me nomination. -
HOOD RIVER TO HAVE
NFW FinilPINR Mill
In the horn of th Boys' and Girls' Aid
society.. .. .
WORKMEN DEFEAT
LEVEL RATE ROLE
No error have been pointed-out and I
will deny the motion." -'
Th defendant were ordered - to
stand.' Asked if they had any reasons
why sentence should not be pronounced,
they said they would rather their . at
torney was present when sentence was
pronounced. Th time of pasalng ten-
tanea wee noatnnnad tn UnniliT. A
UNEXPECTED ARRIVAL
OF CONOR O'K F.I I V
By a deolsiv majority th proposed
change in th plan of insurance from
what I . termed th classified to the
level rat waa defeated at yesterday af
ternoon's session of th meeting of the theatre, where in th evening he will
Conor O'Kelly, Irish member of par
liament, arrived in th city thl morn
ing instead of this evening, as was an
ticipated by the jocal commute of en
tertainment. Mr. UKeiiy waa driven
to th Portland hotel, where thl after
noon he received th Irish leader of
th city and went over th plan for
tomorrow' meeting at the Columbia
Ancient Order of United "Workman of
th Orparon, Jurisdiction. The new plan
has been adopted in nearly every other
state In th country.
Th proposed change caused A contest
In the- local lodge la. which personali
ties were indulged in and - heated dia-
eusslon occurred. ' Th greater part of
IKtmM a 1 ni-natoll in nt lntma1. I Ik- hmam M-tHn- has t-an AavntaA to
'Hood River. Or.. July 2 J Articles or discussion favoring and opposing in
Incorporation for the Hood River -uui pun. . When brought to a vote, u wa
".' ins company were filed yesterday with I defeated by a, large majority.
T. w. Thompson or jioresitjrove,- u. i xnis morning waa aevotea cniony io
, J. Oessllng of Hood River and John P. I the installation of the new oflloer who
deliver an address on "Horns Rul and
Irish Condition.'
GROUND TO. PIECES
BY SWITCH ESGINE
at rmm suw tovzoxt.
For light, catchy ' mualo, new bongs
snd th newest dance, drop into- th
Bijou thl evening. Th-California
Clipper Comedy company, the funny four
of vaudeville, have a laughable mimic
turn. Bene and . Allen have - dance
never seen her before; William Schoen
bangs head downward from he ceiling.
trusting his lit to a leather strap.
v . : ' '
AsoAoai aivAS axon..
- "Amateur night" at th Arcade the
atre last night provoked a world of fun.
and th large attendance demonstrated
th firm hold thl. novelty ha gained
upon the affection of th public. To
day and tomorrow 'Afford the . last
chance to see the wonderful comedy of
Johnny 'Williams, ths "so-o-o-o-o' man,
who make people laugh without giving
nft"B or it. inUity Clwaa,, hfpanyA. was muatered out a year . ago
child coon song artist, also baa but two
more day to play. , . " r
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"V;- AV n BAKSm.
' Tonight will be th last performance
of th Jolly comedy, "Betsy," at the
Baker. It ha mad hundreds laugh.
and th clear cool weather Is Just light
for attending th theatre; Tomorrow
afternoon will ,-be. the first presentation
of "Uttl Lord Fauntleroy," which
without doubt will be on of th aea-
son's big successes at th Baker,
7 AT TXB STAB- .
Today and tomorow ar th lasf day
of tho present excellent bill at the Star
theatre. Jessie Bently, th woman jug
gler, Dervln, the ventriloquist, and Rob
inson, ths ludicrous dancer, ar making
a treat Hit. An artistic bit of act
ing la don by inslee and Herbert in a
one-act sketch, "Lunatics," introducing
a love scene from "Hamlet." Next week
th Portland Italian band and an all
star bill. ." '.... . -
ODUXXI HO KAB1
1-
IT.
- (Special Dispatch to The Jearaal.) -,
Chehalls, Jnly t J. Hops ar strong at
10 cent In th Chehalls market A few
day ago John -Dobaon sold about too
bale of hi 1904 'crop to Smith of One
onta, N. T., at 10 cent,' and this week
Plncu Son of Taeoma bought th
George Young crop at 20 cents. The
growing crop is looking f in.--T'hu far
ho spraying baa been don on account
of th continued dry and hot weather
having kept back-th llo.- - -
Alpin of Cornelius a incorporators. A
meeting of th stockholders of th mill
ing company i called for Wednesday.
July ST. in th city hall at Hood River.
when a board of director and officers I
of the corporation will be elected.
The capitalisation of the company Is I
placed at fxO.000, divided into shares of
1100 each. Th business men-of Hood 1
wer elected yesterday.
routine matter wer also transacted.
The question arose today whether the
member were authorised to donate ii,
fSpeetst Dispatch te The leoraaLt
Tacomat Wash., July 21. -John Fiynn,
a sailor, employed a a porter at a a-
Imih In niH Tarnma waa Irllla . hla
A number of morning by being run down by a switch
engine on . th Northern Facino tracks.
His body was terribly mangled and
pieces of flesh werstrewn along' th
000 toward th erection of .a fraternal track tor several calengths. The cor-
building at th Lewis and Clark fair.
Th discussion that followed was fin
ally settled by th grand lodge oflloer
who-'favored th donation - of that
oner gathered the remain together In
th dead man' hat. ,
River have subscribed for 12.000 of the I amount of money.
stock, th remainder being taken by the
three Incorporators. The CADacltv of
the mill will be 100 barrels a. day.
Workmen will begin putting up the mill
by August 1, and grinding Is expected
to begin or January l.
The O. R. A N. has granted- track
privileges,- and a location ha been so-
cured from J. P. Batohalder. Motor
fore will be supplied by water power
ncurvu 1 1 v in i nvi v ut j a vn ui mil De-
hind th city.
Thl afternoon' session will likely
conclude the present deliberations. The
" BXCrOABTXOTJBISpZS A
Late this afternoon Policemen Con
nors and Henlnger arrested a man who
report of th variou offlcer show thJgav, tn Bam ot j.m., pendergast He
order to be in excellent condition and to
be growing rapidly. There wer six
new lodges organised during th year
and there I a total membership of
.9. including only those In
standing. i;;
is charged with 'begging. , He is said
to have been soliciting aim from vari
ous people at Second and Burnslde
streets. He waa refused by a gray
rood I haired man, and drew a pocket knlf In
a threatening manner.
FALLING TREE KILLS '
: A COQUILLE PIONEER
Hpeelal Dispatch to Tkc Journal.)
i Coqullle, Or., July 22. Cyrus Metcalf.
a well-known pioneer logger, waa so se-
' verely crushsd by a falling tree yester
day afternoon that he died within a few
hniir artar tha aAAlflant. .. .. .
Metcalf waa a quarter-blood Indian,
but wa on of th most respected men
of this section and bad been at tlmeefFlts
prominent in local arraira. Notwith
standing that hi years wer past those
of middle Ufa he wa physically strong
and worked In the woods a great portion
of the time. He had felled th tree and
tarted for th - clear way - when he
tripped ana was caugnt oeneatn the
weepers. ' -
"FITZ" AND O'BRIEN
' FACE IN THE RING
H. A. Bewley ot Th Dalle 1 at th
parkin. - ' - - ' -. .
A. R. Woodcock of Corvallis la -reg
istered at the Perklna ,
'
(Spedal Dhpatck te The JoornaL)
Coeur dAlene, Idaho, July 22. Thla
City Is to have a new hospitaL . The
building which 1 being erected by Dr.
W. w. Webb l two stories in height
ana is ix reet in sire, it is brick
vsneer and I being erected on the
waterfront. Th basement will contain
kitchen, lavatory. - bath, etc On the
first floor will be office, parlor, reoep-tton-room,
operating room and dining-
room.- Th second floor will contain
wards; bedrooms, etc. . .
XBT 01 BX.OOD rOSTOBThTO.
Mr. Oeorge Bradley of SL John
died last evening at the Good Samaritan
I hospital of blood poisoning. Mrs. Brad-
lay was taken to th hospital several
days ago. A husband and four small
children survive her. Th funeral, ar
rangement have not yet been com
pleted. -
Conor O'Kelly Reception.
In order to regulate th aeaflng ca
pacity of th new and elegant Columbia
theatre, Fourteenth and Washington
street, Sunday evening, July 24, ad
mission to reception and entertainment
of Conor O'Kelly, member of English
parliament, will be by ticket, which may
be secured at theatre box office for 25
cent. No reserved seata -
allure
lev UOUOR-MORfMINE-TOBACCC
flam ruwviimu bunur
a FOS fULL SAATKUIARS
jajrrruviH5tnwrjjom
SUIT FILED IN f
. . . CIRCUIT. COURT
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AS TO WB3CX ZS BZOOOITXZZO
WZUi I UTXQATXOB. '
(Bpeelaf Dkpateh te The JoaraaL)
Oregon City, July 21. Yesterday suit
wa filed In the circuit court by Fred
Madison, as executor of the estate of
th late . liar Anderson, against. M. P,
Freeman for 240 and lntereat at per
cent from July 22, TIM. - Thl. amount
I' alleged by the plaintiff to have bean
the principal of a promissory not that
was executed to Anderson betore his
death by Freeman.
Madison ha been named th executor
of one of th will 'of th late Lara An-
deraon, but "a his eaUte 1 atlll in liti
gation, there la soma question a to who
la th real .executor, and which la th
recognised will. ' .
Dr. W. EL CarlL who returned yester
day from Amsrlcan lake, where he went
with th Third Oregon In 'hi capacity
of aurgeon, ha many Interesting storle
to. tell of the experiencea that th troop
had in th field. Oregon City ha fallen
away from, thlnge military alnc com
last winter, and Dr. Carll waa the only
representative that thl city 'had at th
encampment. Dr. Carll enjoyed th en
campment immensely, and said that he
spent his first night on ths field In
blanket under a tree, much th same as
would be required of th men In actual
warfare. - Other hardships war expert
enced by the men, and they . wer oon
hardened to the life In th field.
Card of Thanks.
Mr. Anna Michael and family wish
to express their heartfelt thanks to ths
friends who gave ao much or their aid
and sympathy In the bereavement of
their daughter and sister. Bust Mich
ael.,
SMALL BOOTBLACK'
HAS MUCH TROUBLE
Llttla Jacob Frits,, a bootblack 12
year of age. went into the Fashion sa
loon, on lower Fourth street, this after
noon, where b waa arrested and taken
to th police station. There be gave
many excuse a to why he went Into
the place, and wa given hi liberty.
The father or the boy i a contractor
residing at 5 Fifth street, and he will
be called upon by th officer to gtv
an explanation a to why- he allow hi
boy to go upon th street blacking
shoes.
Recently Chief Hunt Issued order to
hi men not to allow boy bootblack
upon the street, but alnc then he ha
relented arid given permission for them
to go upon the street, but positively i
fuse to allow them to go Into saloons.
an. OXATrXB AT TABOOtrrsTB. .
Gen. Adna R. Chaffee, with hi wife
la expected to arrive In Vancouver at
o'clock thl evening. He will be i
oompanied by his aide-de-camp and a
number 1 of other, orflcera. General
Chaffee will make a thorough Inspec
tion of the barracks and will visit other
post In th northwest. ; ? . ,
FIST 2COVSZS BTTBWTO.
(Special Dispatch to The JoernaL)
Granreville. Idaho, July 22. Four
pest 'houses near her wer burned by
an incendiary last nignt. xney were
not occupied and th there 1 no clue
to th firebug.
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' ' (Journal Special Bervlee.)'
Philadelphia. July II. p. m. Th
fight between Pltsalmmon and O'Brien
waa preceded by four prellrnlharlee, one
of which ended In a tight between the
principals and th referee, in which the
police Interfered. When th big fellow
shook hands at 8:11 o'clock there waa
great throng of people, including 1.000
women. In th spectator seat.
Flrat round O'Brien lead with left
counters. Jack Jumping around.
Fit I careful. Tbey clinch. O'Brien
put Hght to head. Fit lead with left
to head, O'Brien counter. Bon put
right to head. Jack put left on chin
and repeat. 'O'Brien sends light to
fac drawing blood.
Jack again put left te fac. OBrien
wing and falls, . He la up Immediately.
Bob sends left to chin. O'Brien sends
left and right to face, drawing blood.
Fits looks worried as bell rings.
Second round O Brien had everything
his own way and .Fits wa. bleeding
from the mouth when th gong rang.
cxxxrxT rzxBOVAi.
Mm-m. .....
A Pendleton party, composed of Miss
Nellie Cameron, Miss Etta Wheeler, Mis
Edna Florence, Xeveil Florence, F. W.
Portland Citizens Should fgJEl g!!'"
y - I T a T.l.k4 0.1a. a." (a. ah A At W
Weigh Well This
Evidence.
Proof of merit in th evidence. ,
Convincing evidence In Portland.
I not fh testimony of strangers.
But th endorsement of Portland neo-
pie.
That' ch kind of proof given her.
Th statement of a Portland nltlsen.
O. It. Snrlncme-ver.-exnreaanian. reald-
ing at , lois nrat street, says: '"Ex
posure to rough weather and th con
stant jarring of th wagon while I whs
riding brought On kidney trouble. - My
K r U a.hut .lmn.t .nn.t.nllu mnA 1 1. a
muaclea Controlling th bladder appeared .Ington Wat?r Power company of Spo
kane, l visiting in Portland.
P. S. Knight of Salem I at th 1m
nerlaL
Mr. xougia k. Hoiiy, publisher or
th Dally Record Stockman,, the official
organ of the Denver Livestock assocla
tlon, 1 hi th city accompanied by hi
wlfa and waa a caller today at the Com
meroial club. He 1 gathering data rel
ative to the proposed estsbllshrasnt of
an independent packing house in Fort
land. ':.; .... . . . " '
William Held, accompanied by Mrs
Beld,, will leav tomorrow for a short
visit to Klamath county. Mr. Raid and
his fathtr-ln-law. D. C. Pel ton. ere the
principal stockholders in the Pelton and
Reid Sugar Fine dumber company, that
la tha owner of ' J6.00Q acres of pin
timber. lands in Klamath county..
II. 1 BleeeKer, secretary of the Wash
Inan's Kidney Pills csms to my notice
arm i got a nox at tne uui-imvia uruo I
company's store, corner of Yamh.ll and
The naln In mv hnrk vai
renavao ana me Kianey secretions
ha
name normal. Two boxes of Dosn s
Kidney Pills brought about this result,
end It la with plxasure that I reoom
rnrnd this effective preparation to
other." .
ITnr le hT alt Maalara al.a KA ula
Foster-Miibiirn Co., Buffalo, N.
Igents for the United Ststes.
n...hl... ,v.m . . . . .
j KXrOST BOOK BOBBXBT.
A robbery that I pusxllng th polio
was reported this morning by Nelson
Davis, from Kelso, Wsah., and Spencer
A. Elmer, from Qoldendnle, Wash. The
first-named Inst 14 and the other t"i
In the Lawton lndglng-houae In th north
T.( solej-""1 omirmi, iaai . nignt. it wss taaen
irrtm ifiwn wiiiiv iii-y . wfrv - nuu
DetectlV llartman Is" working on th
cas. ' ' ' ' : ,
ffl M TH ESER E -D R IVI NQ-DAYS iji fu jffr
I 1 1 II I Fine weather most of the time. . I I k I lv I
- , III 111 I II I Fine roads some of the time. III l 1 I H I"
'v lllflll 111 I Fine line of Carriages of all styles lllMl III
- 1 ill I. , here all the time. The" finest and ' V ' . llWll IA '
IllIxXll nil I ' largest display of Vehicles ever A iXvik. 111 "''tl.-''-
I (JVM . offered for sale In the Northwest yy ' VVl ll 1 1 V J I (J
llll rC 1 f A HI The only exclusively Vehicle : : ' ' IllllWI A II
. Illtli I . N York, Chicgo, Kansas City, Denver, ''Salt Lak ' i 111 1 llllll
llll Iff I 11 if City, San Francisco, Dallas, Texas, and Portland, Or. U, . Ill 1 f I Wit
W I STUDEBAKER BROS. CO. NORTHWEST rri W W
n wr v i
n.iiiwiiii-T-, v,i num. tAwniina
lake no other.' . .
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