The Oregon daily journal., March 24, 1905, Page 16, Image 16

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THE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL , PORTLAND,
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New Sprias Shoe SelUag for
DARK WITH: CRItlE
Man Who Imitated Raffles Has
- j Friends Among Inmates of I'
$; f'-'. .Many prisons. ;
For People Who Are Seeking EX
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CRICKETER HERE- BUT-
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His Real Name Is John Longbot
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- Detectives ,who ;have.; endeavored to
obtain the criminal .record of 'John. F.
Klngsley. ' thr "Raffles," who operated
. aa cracksmaii'burgla'r and . highwayman
In Portland, playing f cricket and asso-
' elating wlth-meiubrofJa' number of
'well cluba, have aucoeeded. In tracing
only apportion of the "gentjemaa-bur-
' glar's" previous list , of .crimes.
It waa learned., however, that he did
: not assume the name-of vKingsley until
he cams toPortland.;lu every town or
lty where hla -crimes -were committed
be was known by other names.
' It to -believed that. hlarsar. name ll
' John Jaongbottom. . . When. In Seattle he
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2 Days Special on Boys' SHocsf
. Extra Kg Redactions on Standard Shoes ' ,
Such weU bwwn 'brands as the Booker Hill and Red
School House Shoe: solid leather throughout These
. shoes are wear reslsters, : All leathers, all styles. Sizes,
1 to 554, D, E and EE, -Y''Y.' -i--; YY'YYY
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Barbtfs
Y YY "The Store of Style and Values'
23,0-232 Morrison Street
Portland, Ore.
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they were overpowered by armed men.
who had evidently been Informed of the
plan and lay In wait
Though Klngsley waa foremost In car-l
tying out the plot, he mysteriously dis
appeared. . as soon aa the offlcora ap
peared.' Three of his comederatea were
tried and convicted. . They are now serv
ing terms In the state penitentiary, and
by means of the photograph of Klngsley
which was printed In ..connection, with
bis crimes In Portland he has been iden
tified as, the ueader of the gang or
cracksmen who were foiled at Blaine. '
It! was never known whether, learning
that their plot had reached the .oars
of the officers, and wishing to avoid
apprehension above all' else, he betrayed
his confederate and was permitted to
sane. At any rate, be is still at large
and Is likely busy preparing the details
of another crime.
was always, known by that name and
his mother, who lives in that city. Is
known as Mrs. Lone-bottom. He was
visiting her when officers raided the
rendesvous of his confederates In this
he, of course. Immediately departed from
. in. WMhlnHA. m.tmm MM tmmnm
of him has been discovered, though his
mother's boms la that - city has been
shadowed almost oonstaally.
( ' Detectives snd other off toere have
' never been able ts aooount for the elsvar
manner tn which be learned of the pro-
P"wu rata ana ie too cny peverai aays
prompted by rivalry probably have been
' made against certain ffleera that they
promised immunity to -the clever leader
of the '"gang. provided he gave them
sufficient evidence to secure the con
viction of the) other. "'' '
' The charges have been Vigorously de-
pronounced "If a, remarkable coincidence
that Klngsley should leave the city
alone a few days previous to the raid.
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. that ha, did not. mention hla Intended
departure to the other members of the
rang.' who had no knowledge of his
' whereabouts. ' -. -
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'.'several .years ago the 'robbery of a bank
waa planned and carried to almost sue
Owsatfnl termination.. iKlngaley jni the
originator of , the plot and took a, 'prom
inent part "In Its 'execution, ..
' Vimii. wiiin immtlMfM t tlu Ji.
ing crtroe, ,'. Near "the "bank quantities
the sound, had 1 been secreted. " The men
wese led by. Klngsley. .They were In
The Silverfield Co.'s Opening.
The Bllverfleld company, at Fourth
and Morrison streets, held the first day
of their opening yesterday, continuing
today and tomorrow, and It Is without
a doubt the most successful opening the
company ever held and it also takes rank
with any opening held by any company
In the-clty. The store Is tastefully dec
orated with flowers. - A delightful mu
sical program Is given hjr a string or
chestra. Nu store la the city can look
more attractive than that of the Silver
field company on the spring opening,
and what It represents at the opening is
carried n throughout the year. It Is
one' of the esclustve stores -for women
and,- although It' is exclusive In Its
"styles. It Is not exclusive In prices, for
it can supply the wants of anyone st
prices Jo suit. . A visit to the store is
sure to establish this fact and the Bll
verfleld company will be pleased to wel
come anyone. . ,. ....
- The opening this year Is marked by
two Important things. Tbey are the
large display, particularly In millinery,
and the. excluslveness of the styles
shown, In the Istter reepect the. store
ranks as a leader tn Portland, and Its
millinery display, is without a peer.
Everything that Is the very latest Is
shown and ths display of trimmed spring
hats Is sure, to please any woman. - In
the lino of 'exclusive spring costumes
the store) has forged to the front at a
remarkable pace. , The finest exclusive
creations of the modiste's art are shown.
A glance. at the window display will
be sufficient to convince anyone of this
fact and a visit In the store and a 'look
at the styles will be sure to carry con
viction that. the. Bllverfleld company
ranks as one ot Portland's, leading stores
for.uromen. , . .
CAJTT BATBBi
The United States engineering depart
ment has denied an application by Band
Island flshtrap owners for extension of
the flshtrap lines 0 ' feet seaward.
Oillnetters, seiners and a - number of
trapmen opposed ' the petition. Both
sides were given a hearing.
TROUT
STREAMS
OUT NOW
Weeks: Before -Season . Opens
People Have Been Fishing in
Creeks Near1 Portland. .:
TRIBUTARIES OF THE 5
. CLACKAMAS ARE BARREN
No Effort Made' by Those Whose
Duty It Is to Stop II-
..--..--. .V.- legal Work.
City sportsmen express much indlgna
tion at ths utter disregard of the laws
governing the taking of trout . Although
the fishing season will not be open until
April 1. for weeks past the streams
about Portland have been fished thor
oughly by the lawbreakers and large
catches are reported. On Jbbnson creek.
Deep creek. Eagle creek and other' tribu
taries of t4a Clackamas snd the streams
Irr. the mountains west of the city there
have been open violations of the law.
and the authorities hava made little or
no effort to atop the Illegal sport. .
"Nearly every stream- within a radius
of 20 miles has been fished within the
pest month." salds. well-known sporting,
goods dealer, in commenting on the situ
ation. "The city sportsmen are found
on the streams, but the people from the
country and the small towna violate the
law. All the little country stores have
already run short of fishing supplies and
have sent additional orders for lines and
hooka. The true sportsman never goes
fishing until the season Is open."
"Before the seasons opens all , the
streams will be fished out," said an ard
ent fisherman yesterday. "An example
should be made of the fellows caught
fishing, out of season, and perhaps they
would not be so keen to break the law
hereafter. Br the time the season opens
there will be no trout left In the streams
for the fellows who refuse to fish be
fore April L If they would all wait
until then everybody would have an
equal chance of securing a good basket
of trout If one fellow breaks the Isw,
another will think he haa the same privl
lege, and soon everybody will be out
fishing. If we are going to have a law,
why tmi'-H-ha gaforrfd. ",' , '
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A wheelman's tool bag Isn't complete
without a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eeleo
trte OIL Heals outs, bruises, stings,
sprains. . Monarch over pain.
yiafsiied Btook Canned Ooooa.
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'i This Blacking Case Is mads of Bard wood. 14 inches square and II inches high, nicety finished, top covered
with figured veloor In red. green or bias. Has cast-Iron foot rest and large compartment for shoes. , '
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CORNER FIRST AND TAYLOR STS.
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' tanatPtrSuc inn x"m ujii t - matr tup piiif cm hva a a a e-
Miiiuwn mil i ww. niku rnvu ; i nu i OAmt out I o A3 rr&
MARKED $15 AND $20 IN OTHER WIN DOWS "NOT FAR AWAY, '
WHILE UP. TOWN YOU WILL PAY STILL MORE; THEY ARE
LARGELY HAND; TAILORED FIT PERFECTLY AND ARE THE:
EQUAL OF SUITS SOLD IN ANY STORE IN iTOWN AT FIF
TEEN iDOLLARS. , DOZENS OF STYLES TO SELECT FROM
AND WEi CANFrTVTH fcslTOUT; AND LEAN MEN AS WELL' AS
THOSE OF REGULAR BUILD.
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ST. JOHNS- FUTURE
BRIGHT WITH HOPE
Commercial Club Reviews Past
- Successes and Prepares for
v , Those to Come.
RATIFY CHARTER AT A
. SUCCESSFUL BANQUET
Eloquent Speakers Outline Plans
for Advancement of .the! City
-AlontWorthy Lines.;
The Commercial' club' of St. Johns at
Its ratification charter banquet last
evening beard a number -of nice -things
about itself and the city it represents
from influential Portland men.; who were
guests or nonor. xne Banquet was a
complete success, and resulted in a clos
union of the business interests -of ths
place in their efforts for - new ' Indus
tries. ., - , l
The guests of honor-were Judge L. R.
Webster, T. C Devlin, W. M. Cake, Tom
Richardson, H. U. Powers, William Kll-
lingsworth and C Knapp. ' J. C. Crome)
acted as toastmaster and introduced the
president,- A S. Douglas, ' who spoke
briefly of ths progress of St Johns and
welcomed the guests of honor, who had
aided in this progress. .. .'"
Tom Richardson In his reply Informed
the business men of the city that their
activity ana enterprise had already be
come known throughout the northwest.
and stated hla opinion that the city of
Bt. Johns would enjpy greater prosperity
In the near future, thsn.lt had in the
past . . " ,.
The lumbering Interests of the state
were treated by Secretary V. C. Knapp
of the Peninsular Lumber company; W.
KUllngsworth' spoke of the - commercial
future of the peninsula. Other speakers
were ' Judge' Cake, who ' discussed.' civic
government; T. C. Devlin, who consid
ered the needs of better highways; Judge
Webster, who responded to the toast,
"Educational Institutions;" ' Professor
Long, who pleaded the cause of harmony.
ana T. v. Monanan, who considered the
past and future of St, Johns. ''
Ths present -city eharter of 8t Johns
was compiled by a eommitlee of council
men consisting of T. J. Monahan. W. H.
Hutiburt and C D. Hughes.' City 'Audi
tor Devlin of Portland aided the com.
ml t tee, a did leaders' of the Portland
Commercial cluhi The charter was taken
to Balem by a committee from the Com
mercial club of Bt Johna and was passed
by the logtslsture - at the session Just
closed, after -hard, work In its favor had
been done by the' local committee, con
sisting of T. J. Monahan, W. H.' Ki'iuj,
L. B. Chlpman and R. Bhepard.
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The following number of peo
ple have signed ths petition re
questing the i- new telephone
franchise to be nut to a vote at
the June election: ,
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A better hat than you can. buy op town for $2.00 an undisputed fact A hat
that fits the head, the face, the figure and the cxs1c TTiat's because "the
styles are various, ? each one the latest, and all giving distinctive expression.
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Alibur Newsprint Shoes are )$20
liere in black and tans, prices )$S.5Q
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