The Oregon daily journal., April 19, 1905, Image 10

-r"
CITY EVILS VILL
I ce wmm
... utsa
CHALl
. -J"- L . .lie '.
.
... i - ' . '
aBMBMMOnaeMB " ' ft.' '
J; ; V.'cm&n Fraudulent!
.4 V i-
Milwtukle Citizens Desire Noi
., ther Prize Fights Nor Cam-
)' bling Resorts. V ,V .
LAW AND ORDER LEACUZ ; .
. MAKES A STILL HUNT
II
I'll
V
': r j
rcicrroiv
. C....3 Ermlope With Money
la It at ,Ctore. -7
3.C3 IrdlM' v: I
rr.mr.-r3 policeman is':
i
A CAD DILL COLLECTOR
!Sii:;:::naOaiis
!''
"Hzstiiy.' Repay
Detective
AaftaannnaMnX.:
ll
Visiting Sports Discover i They
: Are Not Wanted and Cive .
:; :'::; lip Plans. ;
: -' ' .
n. east 04 ersei at Tb. Jearaal U la
the stare t Mra. r. W. Mcklaaer. M Best
Uanana aoeet. - Telephone aleat t7e; 4 y r
Mllwaukle haa taken an open atand
Amount of Money Contained
for'
v , - Li Ctobn Package. -
' : '. . - , '' : ; A' -
ifMaMlal ttaMtca le The Seerael.t -
Seattle, Wiw April Xt.-IJetectrve
Char 11 Phillips, tor 11 years a member
of the polio depart ai ant, for the (lrat
tin la a la lifa baa refused to max an
arrest whan ha . caught , tha criminal
"with the gooda on her.'" ' " 7
A few day ago prominent young
eociety woman raaidlnc at tha fashion
able OtU boarding-house dropped Into
Lee's drug atore, Aa she passed tha
cashier ah noticed an envelope lying
cn the reglstor, and It did not taka two
I air of area to see ther waa money In
it. It waa addressed "Miss Tarry." .
Stepping up to the cashier the young
society woman aald softly., T-iti Miss
Terry. ' I a yon have aa envelop with
money la It tor ma." . ; -
This ' waa Identification enough and
tha casiier handed over tha anrelopa.
An hour later tha real Mlaa Terry an
tered and aaked for the money. Jim
Le waa perplexed, but ha paid tha
amount out of hla pocket and acolded
Lis cashier,
Two days later tha caahlar harried
crer to where Mr. Lee waa a tan ding and
rolntlna out a- woman at the toilet
counter, declared ah waa the on who
rot the . anTelopa. A detective
called for and Phllllpe responded. He
followed the young woman to her apart
tnenta in the Otla, where he learned her
name and Bent up a requeet that aha
meet him In tha parlor. After a five
mlnutea' wait aha enured, aoeompanled
by her mother and a young man named
-John." ; - r
Now every one know Charlie Phllllpe,
and the young woman waa no exception.
"Oh. you are a collector, ar'n't you?"
he exclaimed, aa' aha hurried, acroaa
the room. "Mlaa Terry aent you. didn't
' aha? John, give thla collector tT.SO. for
, me pleas, and aa the young man dug
down In hla pocket aba ertea
' "Oh, John, that la lust lovely of you.
Now, Mr. Collector, give , tha money to
Mlaa Terry and tell her I am glad to
end It" and with thla tha three left
the parlor.
f nuiipa nan never spoaen worn mu
the while, 'but he thought Jim Lee would
be aatlafied with the money, anyway.
"Her name lant Caaala," he declared
,. when reporting to the chief, "but It
rnouid oe," and that la an rouiips win
' spy. - !
. r ' ' -
ELECTHXITY ir. AIR v4v
C;STUr,:S FlfiE AU3M
' ewsaaaaaemBBnaBmnBBBa
Bpilal Dispatch la ..The Jiarasl ) -,
Albany. Or, April II. A heavy thun
der "lower at t o clock Utat evening aur
priced the people of thla city and aent
them acurrying fop abetter. , A high
wind aocempaaied the rain, ' and the
water fell la sheets. .During the aterm
and while the lightning and thunder
war at the worat the fire-alarm bell
tn the eourthouee -rang, the general
alaijo. but the Indicator at the several
fire stations ehowed no disturbance and
the department did not turn out . It la
supposed that tha electricity In -the air
had la aome way disturbed the fire
alarm system. . Nothing In the system
was found out of order when an Invea-tig-"
ton waa made. . ' -
- Vlaltora to the bay are bringing aver
large bunches of rhododendrons. The
flowers bloom at thla time of the year
an tree and bushes, sad usually early
In May the Corvallla 4 Eastern rune a
rhododendron excuralon to - the coast.
The season la earlier than usual thla
year, and the first excuralon la expected
aeon. . - -.
CCHVALUS I. 0.0. F. TO
HOLD CELEBRATION
I (fawtal Dtspetee a Tke JeeraaL) ,i ,
CorveIlla Or, April II. Great prepa
red -ma are being made by the local
L O. O. F. lodge for tha celebration, on
April li. of the Mth anniversary of Odd
Fellowship. - -
A ', regular program for the event Is
Issued by the order, but. In addition to
this the Corvallla members are prepar
' lag an elaborate banquet with toasts
and speeches. ' Special musla will be
furnished for the event.'
agaiast prlae flghta,: gambling , rasoru
and saloons, though tha saloon now
there ; will probably not ' be diaturbed
until Ita- Jlcnse axplras. -X Reaeatly
rumora of various enterprise of a
queatlonable I character have disturbed
the Mllwaukle. cltlaena, and at a meet
ing of the Law and Order league Sun
day night , the better element , of the
place waa united to wltbetand any ' In
roada that' might be attempted by out
side lovera of gaming and fighting.
Some weeka ago 1 a prise fight waa
announced for Mllwaukle and the state
ment waa made that It would be the
first of a aeriea to. be held near the
town. The leaders of the Law and
Order league oonferred with the .Mll
waukle of floera and It waa decided that
when the prise fight waa really In evi
dence, and the, principals and witness ea
were on hand" that warranto would be
eerved for the arrest f the entire com
pany. Probably this nawa reached the
ear of the promotara of the- fight for
the matter : waa dropped and nothing
mora heard of It. '..
Recently rumora have been current to
the effect that gambling plaoea of mag
nitude were to be opened In Mllwaukle.
and agata the leaders of -thw Law and
Order league made a still hunt. They
were unable to find any evidence that
pointed to the opening of a gaming
houav but at tha same time they made
euro that ahoald such a place be opened
la the town the , Mlllwaukie offloera
would ahut It up on the opening night.
: Sunday evening a meeting waa held
la the Evangelical church to discuss
the liquor license question, and . the
building waa packed with an enthusiastic
audience. No attempts, however, will
be made to call aa election In June to
vote on tha lloenae queatlon, aa many
who would ordinarily favor prohibition
would not favor ousting the aaloon.
which haa . been running but a few
months, and which haa ao far given no
eauae for complaint. The temperance
forces are. however, working with the
aim of preventing another aaloon being
granted a license, and when the preaent
place haa run the time permitted by Ita
lloenae aa election will probably be held
with the hope, of making Mllwaukle a
dry to wa for the future.-.
EVOLUTION OF A GHOST.
J&w Appartttea at atm, aae Taraad
Zate a Wart JUaaaaai, : ;' 'f.
How a Mt ''Tabor ghoat was changed
to a whit elephant and how It atlll
remain a white elephant on the hand
of the city, la tha story that divide
Interest la the cow queatlon there Juet
now. ,. Bom -nights ago rumora begaa
to mysteriously - clroulat concerning a
ghost. It wsa described aa a huge
white affair that loomed up In the
gloom,' and When the startled - person
looked again the apparition had van
ished. ; Two persons approaching from
opposite directions towards tha haunted
spot would not see the ghost, on would
see- the dim white outline pis Inly, the
other would see nothing, though looking
at the aaAe bit of scenery. Children
scurried pest the haunted corner and
women took, the ether aide of th road.
A skeptical genius one morning wan
dered by the place and discovered that
an - enterprising Portland house had
placed a large metal elephant back from
the road aome distance and had painted
the Imitation beast white. The thing
had no appreciable -thickness; and from
the back In the darkneaa would not be
noticed. : The -comer haa.oi Its dread.
- w pMBMaaMBBMBS '
soatoos osoavs,: a-woBav r -
The '"school ; chorua "Shit ' I being
formed from th pupil of th Mt Tabor
and Montavilla ' echoole -for- tit' "fair
meeting of the National Educational
aeeoclatlon la being regularly drilled.
So far the work has been with the
puplla la their class rooms and no effort
haa been made to organise - the chorus
aa a whole and train it together, but the
varioua rooms wbioh win take part have
J... '.'.-.; ..
i Brand new daatfaa in Japanaoe V. i
'. ' dear akin; tha latest novelty '
m'laatharv:;,;V-'r'VV l:
TKE 'v-V',
J. K. GILL CO. I
, ' Bookseners and v '". t ;
; ;w Stationers VI
THIRD AND ALDER J:
CrtTlsit UUkfrta
t
given promise of good work and prac
tically all the preliminary ; drill neces
sary la completed. . v..-,-..,;
v .. ,i- .: . ii fc?. ' .!
t,H?TT''V'1 aTOT OtTObTT,
Arista member of the '( Anti-Saloon
league wish It distinctly understood
that they are not eonoerned In tha ac
tion , recently taken by th Law and
Order aoolety to call a special election
to vote on the license quesaon In (oath
Mt Tabor and Woodstock. It la aald
that the decision to hold the special
election was due to the action of tha
people of the two preelncto and waa not
started, aided or abetted by the Prohi
bition lata, who atand pledged sot to
fore such aa election this year. . -... i
i - tr
- BTTXXS SOASS BT RBAJt --
-An experiment Is being tried In road-1
building on the county highway near
MUwaukla. The old horse grader haa
been replaced .. with a . 40-horae-power
traction angina and. tha reaolU ae far
have been surprising. Th additional
power not only makes tne wora. easier,
but It leave a much mora even aurface
and aavea a big per oent of tha labor
bills, th capacity of. the grader being
doubled. : . ,,.-,,
, ' . . 1 i ii i m - i
" J M01.T imi A SXT. TABOta,
Holy week will be observed ' by the
Mt Tabor church of the Precloua Blood,
services commencing this evening, j To
morrow eervtoes will be held at I a. aa,
t Pi m. and T:l p. m. The. aame pro
gram will hold good for Friday and
Saturday alao. . The BaaUr serrloa will
be held Sunday, morning, beginning at
f m, - .V . W .-.
wood:
WXU BVXU MALXm
A bow haU wlU be bttUt by the Mt
Tanor . eamn. -Woodmea of the World.
on a site of the Oriental balL Tonight
the dlrectora of the camp will consider
the two jaana-offereoi and aeciae wnicn
la the moat suitable for tha structure.
Work will be started at aace on th fra
ternal building. '
.. . 11 '-r ,;';: , ;
' ' ' ' BAST BBB arOTBaV';:... j . "
Th MUwaukla Central school build
ing la receiving a thorough renovation
and work haa commenced on the-painting
of the building. ' " '
The Bellwood Republican - club - will
meet tonight hi the Firemen' hall to
perfect ita organiaatlon and to adopt
the report of the committee on. consti
tution and by-lawa.' . ., . i - f k
Past Grand Maxtor Ralph Feeney of
th A, O, U. W. addressed Sunnystd
lodge last ailght on tha beneflta of th
new aasessment plan recently adopted
by the grand lodge. . ; . .
"Bodily pain )ba Ita terror If you've
a bottle of Pr. Thomas' Eklectrlc Oil In
the house. Instant relief In cases of
burn, cute, apralna, accident of any
sort r '
OO&VMBZA'B ST AO
a , abb ' OajnroT
in uh Taos ooz.tncgzA
was ra rmm aaAaTf'axoac.
BTT' AWABS AT TXS WOtLSl
FATS A mt. IOVB, laM. '
Elcad the Journal and Got
A 0 7.50 COUUMDIA
,: GEl APHOPHONE ' FREE
Vith Your; Subscription
illesrfcsWorWTali-Slna-Ussli-TCryShont
I,. Make wonderful speechea Render the greatest music CHve vent to '
the keenest humor, and pour forth the best of everything th earth
,- produce through', r , .; : . - ,
Columbia Graphophojic
.' eDBtawe1g.teqV'
TTTJ JOCRNAU '-...'.., V'; ;i
Fifth and Yamhill. " , l. ' ?
r waa eend eollcitor to my ad drew
ft ernUla FREB ORAPHOPHONB
1. .- -.. . :l ;. '
rrAtra ................... I . . .
.- . 1 .'V
da - -M - a e
.....
The satlafaetlon In the possession of one of these machines It
almost Indescribable. If you feel disposed ,;te hear a" little eomlo
:, opera, yon caa. If you want to laugh, you . can. '- It you want grand
. . opera, you can have It - If you wish to hear aome good reading your
wish Is gratified. All thla and more, too, you can have without stir-,
j ring out of your easy chair In your owe home by meana of our special
offer. ' ',..,'.. ' v -- ; ; '' :. s ,
- with, the Ctlambla Phonograph company, at 111 Seventh street. The
'Journal la enabled to make this V ' . ' - .. .-- '
GREAT FREE 07FER to Snb
cdiLcrs in PcWIcnd cr.i Snbcrbi
I,' ' Cut out the attached coupon and mall It to' this office of Th
, Jaurnai. at Fifth and TamhUl alreetm, and we will send our repreaen.
. tatlvo to your, bom to demon it rate and at pin In to yoa hew you' can
' ,V v ' . :.'..'' Procttr thla regular; ',.V,V ,
$7.J0 COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONX FREE.
. ..I,, . ; , ..
v. tl .J
, - . ; Every man, no matter to what station In life Jie belongs, likes to . lcc!z LIj t::t on Eulrr Czna) ,
W easy lof the rich man to. do It,' He only has to go into bis peciet, rrc-zes a wrU tncJ purs
or a checkbook, and he can buy all the roods he wants. But what abort i s tzzi ct medium means
pretty harl for him to pay "all xasn" for waat ts nzizj. lltrz't where "OUl
,' :.JCREDIT SYSTEM." comes In handy. It enables lum to crtrs In exactly , the" tzz style as hui
-It's sometimes
richer brother. It doesn't cost a cent more.
t.
,iBM W-T" e-eM.. W , BseaWaW w mmmj-p 1 ' . weea Wttf
S'i Hsts . Ftocy Vccts, C.z.
,
...i,:.:;! " h -.4' ,';; .-.'
I
Fcclioastlo Trczzzzs ri'. : v ir-:'I4ScrvisCwl3 Sheer
t ' -
. ' . : t And we request, you to pay thla department a visit, so that you may get an idea of the marnitude of
. ,1
' - OUT SIOCK.
I'.
1 .. -' ,--1- .d' i '
Thntday Kljtt Frqa 7:30 to 9:30
: lSomcnir;rt:"Fcr I.2cn'
i i
1 J ' 1V ejajf , V" a1 - aldilaviemBP Aeaaa aB4VeaBam ta4w aw wilaMsB tl.Mwa TeJaafTfl MbtfM SB tl$aa AyVWbbVM t MUJ. axt4 ,
V' TfL thVTI J gTuD l IT inT TiMlUaK VW WW UhUUiC VAAVayaj uvWP'ma aW'V Vw vylTiaii ' aBW (WUB VVMaV V
U a
; . :r ; t qcn xvfrf n?i mi ; ; th? st-re m.?r Yn:-r Cia u tear
,t V-;'-"
1
1 T -If
STATE OFFICERS III
FIGHT; OYER DOUDS
State ' Admintafration Circles
i ; Split Over Sale of Port
""Townsend Securities. "
MEAD EMPLOYS ATTORNEY
TO PREVENT TRANSACTION
Lieutenant-Governor Coon in
Open Opposition to Course :
Pursued by Executive. 7
--.JT
(Special tHnateh t Te Jearaal.)
' lUottla ' Anrll . it. Bute r administra
tion circles sre split wide open over the
attitude of Governor Mead oa the aale
to the atata of tha Port Townsend water
bonds, In the sum of liia.ooa.) ' v ' '
' On the one aide can be found Gov
ernor Meed. Treasurer George M- Mllla,
Auditor C W. Clausen and Land Com
missioner. 1. W. Boas. . oa the other
side are: Ueuunant-ooveraor cnaries
EL Coon. Becretarr of mate bsjb n.
Minhoia. Attornev-General - M v
Atkinson and Superlntenasnt of'Publlo
Instruction R. B. Bryan. ' . -
Tha state board of land commission
ers, composed of Nichols. Bryan and
Ross, voted to purchase the Port Town
send bonds at 1 Pr cent, taking the
money out of the school funds, aa al
lowed bv law. Governor Mead lmmedl
ately came to the front aa objecting en
the ground that the loan would deplete
the school fund so that tne sisie gen
eral fund would be unable to borrow Ih
the event of the appropriations-made by
the last-Maileaure-dapletlaBlt i
- in state and other circles It la Inti
mated that Banker C J. Lord of Olym
pla. who carries all tne state funds la
bis bank, Is the real oDJector and that
John U Wilson, as a friend of Lord,
has brought 'the governor Into th
light..- .'- . "- .".. .
Tb security "of th Issue, which Is
payable out of the revenues of the
plant, haa been attached, while the Port
Townsend story Is that If the bonds are
turned over to the contractors for th
waterwerka they muat pear per cent,
so i that In SO year ty selling to the
state. Port Townsend will eav about
1113.009. . . - : T . ; '
The purchase was made after th attorney-general
gave an opinion tnat the
Issue wsa a good one- and therein th
governor, and the attorney-general are
a- out. - - - -
Governor Mead baa filed an action in
the supreme court to prevent the ac
ceptance of the bonds by the board and
haa employed a private . attorney to
make the light This haa arrayed th
attorney-general against Btra.- Lieutenant-Governor
Coon Is mayor of Port
Townsend and Nichols and Bryan voted
oa tha board to accept th Issue, 'f ."
LEXINGTON DAViS
OBSERVED IN COSTON
' ' (Joaraal gseetal artr..)
f .Boston, April If. Patriots' day was
generally obaerved throughout Maaaa
rhuaetts today, the celebration recalling
the old traditions and hiitorln Incidents
of tb revolution, Aa usual th day
'., It' a dream. So unreal tmloe .l
j r hava ;aajoyod-, tha, roal'V';;
thing. .t; A. delicious dessert; ,
. aa. Ideal flnlah for children."
-JBBBBOT. lo a package. - '
7 ; AT ALL GROCERS.
wad made aa oceasioa for the holding
of many- sport ' and- outdoor azerotaea
In Boston and vicinity. - The sporting
event of the day, to which moat interest
attached waa the annual Marathon road
race. Almost lot A, A. V. runner took
part in the race, which atarted at Aah
land, with the flnlshlng point in Bos
ton, a distance ef SI mile. There also
were eye Is raeea. baeebell game, cricket
matches and other oporto.
Aa usual the principal patriotic cele
bration of the day waa at Lexington
and Concord.: In ., Boatoa all the eld
houses of historic Interest were gayly
decorated and were kept open all day
for the Inspection of visitors.
Allen Lewis Beat Brand,
sswfasssss8sseessfssBssfssess
A
Illiiliii
E i - ' 1 ' V. ' i . - . . X
t . -:v .." , - . .. ... i-- ... is
"r T. 'f On an T.T -rarl T?ff rvmor-ht rWrvrw h r
MAY lOth, at
A i
14
IRAS MUSS EIN & O O. ?
V".
x puSHlNO PAINT PEOPLE ''
$ 7 Northeast Corner Second and Taylor Streets
1 I SPRING end ELASTIC
7(OE) k -TRUSSES 7
' VV ' ' " Comtm and Coiuutt Our Ejtpmrt. ' '
: liWwa r $ 1-7 I .Utte.pavla ,Drur .Co,v
IN WOOD PRICES. nvTw.
for mnw msmm
BBaBaaaBaaalBBm
. hOr
P F17 ;"77
BaaaasaBSBBaaaaai - as a P 1 ea w
, a. n
II I I I I V ; ILL
f s?7j7i r V:rtil 1
i i i ri i i - w
n, aV.jisr , 1 " 7 1:
ffrr--. .2.00 .'t;:0.y
.t -. ': :.... , -! I
, : y-1.; v. '
-a- ... - M
FOB TB3B BZBTBXOT-OaXT. -f - . r d
; v. 3 i" orB aBort aiaa, per toao fi.TB ,v V, Kj
' i; , i vnen imiui, i.r ig...imf,ias.so T,. ; I ' M
i, , : i wool ary woool per coro. mx.xv. cy:-i.. D
' -T f Bxaavt Srortiaad atoafMa. WiBaatotia ' rtlJ
CWap 4-root greea sUvmea ky smatesMa
PHms iBrtoeed la aJatrleU are .
for ahert grees wees, per lea. -1 -JJZtk r
JP 't vd
J r .'. ..' 7. , 7"
feSSY' 'ALL WCOTCIOB ; - - .
Oraew srHri per l4,..,vriiv.Cl.T-- Bssept Bortlaad aai , WB.
" " Dry abort, per load .... f 2.50 aaa Salgata. ' . . ;
; . Dry 4-foot wood, per ooTd.......(a.Z3 s - CXTt rim scdg on
- Blocks, per load. ........ ....... (3.00- ' L. ' AJTO SATS IT. '
BANFIELDtVEYSEY. FUEL CO.
OO THIRD OTRCBT '
Phonea Main
7 n-