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,THE OREGON DAILY
JOURNAL.
PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. - JUNE 12, 1CC3.
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Woodard, Clarke
American Lbng Alarm
T-Clock (nickel platcdlrfirr.
Cressy
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A ' J win M ifht ordinary bottles.
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Violet's Bouquet Farnese (fr
T3 aifi iiux"11'' dietinctrvi Ufaice.,Vl. " ill
JteriUlIlC -In bulk PER. OUNCB AK
Omega Combination Water
- Bottles, 4
Cedar Brook Bourbon ; ft
-Whiskey,
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STOPPED THE CAR
W. G. Oberteuffer Recalls Incl
dent in the 'Street Railway
i:HistoryTofWashlngtonizz:
WHEELS SLID WHEN ALMY
DROPPED HANDKERCHIEF
pallantOld-Sailor Stood on
JTrack and for Moment
Held Up System.
W. G. Oberteuffer of the local quarter
mutar'a office, U. 8. A, tells an Inter
eating story on Rear Admiral Alrajr,
. r.,8. N.. retired, the father of Lleaten-ant-Commander
Almy, executive officer
.of Hie tiiuleei' Marblehead. Mri Obee
teuffer resided tor many yeara next door
10 the admiral on Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, D. C. and was very friend
ly with the family.
"Rear Admiral Almy belonged to the
old navy and waa very dignified," aald
Mr. Oberteuffer. "It waa the custom
in Washington In old daya for street
cara to - atop In front of the doora of
' prominent offlclala or army and navy
-officers to take on or let off paaaeng-era,
hut about II yeara ago at the time of
that - a
.lunimiiuinuiiiminnnminninnniiing
It xs quite impossible to magnify the excellence of those
il$350
I Fashionable men are wearing now, and will wear during the -summer.
They are so carefully made of superior leather
that we do not see how they could be 'bettered if the manu
facturers, were to add another dollar to their price.
. . . ,Thltj;e is a nattiness about our : "
Nettleton $5aiid $6 Shoes
. That is entirely their own, and exclusive with them. The
: originator of their shape must have been an artist of superla
, tive tajte and genius. They really
ORNAMENT THE FEET
:T:ri.'lr-'Z Paris Fashions in Men's Hosiery. ' "
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Exclusive Pealcrt lh
'TElJ. II0CJl7t. 1
yanduy
Tomorrowflnly alHay
Fourth and Washington Streets
y Tripod ; it telescopes ; (Jj (
lengths V.iSSfSS . . i vl
qts., red rubber .
SS full quarts
Bottle r..11 ..-4- all
H? W - -' V
the Introduction of electric ear a new
rule waa put In force and cara stopped
at crossings only. ' '
"The day following, the first appearance-of
electric cara en - Pennsylvania"
avenue Admiral Almy started down
town. He walked Out of hla residence
and Into the street, where he stood b'y
the track waiting for a far. ' Presently
one came down the street, but Instead
of stopping in the middle of the block,
as had been the custom. It whlased by.
The admiral glared after the car,
stamped hla feet In anger and aald some
Very uncomplimentary things about the
conductor. , -
"Presently another car approached.
The admiral took from hla pocket s,
handkerchief nearly aa large as a table
cloth, turned hta back to the approach
ing car, dropped the handkerchief on
the tracks and slowly bent over and
picked It up, wholly unmindful of the
approaching car. The motorman rang
the bell, shouted, put on the brakes
and stopped the car within, a few feet
of the dignified old admiral, who atepped
on the car aa If nothing' had happened.
thought I would atop thla car," he
remarked to the. conductor aa he strut
ted In and took a seat"
Eastern Excursion Rates.
On June 14. " le.Mf, IT-th Great
Northenijrajawny will ssll exiuisluu
ticket o StPauV Minneapolis, Duluth,
ntuwauaee, vnioago, et. .iouls, Omaha,
Kansas City, Winnipeg, etc., at rate of
one flrat-class fare plua f 14 for round
trip. Tickets allow stopovers - going
and returning, good for three months.
For full Information oall on or ad
dress H. Dlckeon, C. P. eV T. A, Great
Northern Ry.. No. Ill Third street,
Portland. Oregon.
Fref erred Stock oaaned OeoOa.
Allen Lewis Best Brand.
CS, Walton
$!en Shxi and Uoiiery. "
S70 WASHINGTON STREET.
Oxfords
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GASOLINE CAR TO .
-HAVE ANOTHER' TRIAL
Fourth Street Grade Too Much
for Motor, Which Will Be ;
J Run to Oswego. - j-
The Southern Pacific's gasoline motor
car No 1 was put on the Oswego line to
day for a thorough 'trial with a trailer.
It Is not probable that the car will be
run permanently on the line between
Portland and Forest Grove, as at first
expected,
"The result of tests made on the
Fourth street grade have not been such
aa to warrant me In recommending Its
use on the Forest Grove run." said
Superintendent IV R. Fields. "The sis
of the car- la not sufficient .to accommodate-
the travel on that Jlne, and the
power of the car la not equal to pulling
a trailer on the Fourth street gmle-
Thla grade has a rise of 1(7 feet to the
mile at the ateepest place stretch of
several blocks near the city hall. For a
considerable distance between Wa ahlnsr
tqn Street and the aa si ths'lilll It IS 1911
fast, to tba mile The oar whan tested
without a load on thla line made the
run successfully and were It built with a
capacity to 'carry 60 to Tf people It
would give satisfaction. The company
has, it la understood, ordered IS more
gasoline motor-cars from an eastern car
building company. These will have a
capacity of 0 to 60 passengers. N'o
notice haa been received by the local
officials of the Harrlman llnea that any
of the cara la Intended for Portland, but
It Is expected, says Mr. Fields,' that some
of them will be aent here.
BUMP THE BUMPS," TOO,
: "FOR BEGUB CAR, FARE
One of the ears of the l:tt c m.
train on tbe Oregon Water Power It
Railway company's line from Estacada
lumped the track at the switch at Bar
ton at o'clock Mat night and. bumped
along the rails for 100 feet before the
train waa ttopped. . Had it gone 10 feet
farther the wheels would have left the
ties and the car would have gone over
an embankment 10 feet high.
The car was the middle one of the
train and was crowded with men, women
and children- When It began to bump
on- the ties and sway violently the
women Jumped from their seats and
many rushed for the doors. The men
held them' In check and quietness was
restored as aoon as . the train waa
stopped.' Several 'men who had beea
sitting on the platforms leaped, from
the car, and escsped without Injury. "
A wrecking crew wss sent - from
Estacada and after an hour and SO
minutes' delay the train was ready te
proceed to Portland.
WEEK SET APART F0R
- BRITISH COLUMBIA
British Columbia cities' week has been
arranged a the Lewis and Clark exposi
tion, aa follows;
July S, Roasland, Trail, Nelson, Kaalo,
Sloean. Greenwood. Orand Forks.--
July STVancouver. New Westminster
July T. Victoria, Nanalmo. Extension. .
July S. Ooldeni -Revelstoke, Kamloopa,
some on else. - i
"A blessing alike to young and old: Ir.
Fowlers Kxtrsrt ot Wild Strawberry;
nature's apeolflo for dysentery, diarrhoea
and summer complaint -
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GAfMlfiG HOUSE
Milwaukle Will Not Accept Inter
ference With Its Poolroom
and T Plainly - Says - So. - -
COUNCIL AND BUSINESS
MEN SUPPORT CRATTON
Law and Order League. Backed
by Portland Ministers, May
Try to Stop Pool-Selling. :
Tst east side efflee of Tbe Teena! Is la
tb store ot Mrs. r. W. alcKlmwr, t
alarrlaea street. Telepkoae Seat STB,
It la probable that those who are
offering their . services -' to in Mil'
waukle "cltliens In getUng rid of the
GrattoB clubhouse- will meet little en
couragement. Before Oratton aecured a
license for the selling of pools and the
opening of another" br In the town, the
councU canvassed . the matter with the
leading Imalnesa men of the place, . Tbe
council eijd mayor found that there waa
the club. . There were varloua rumors of
opposition from the start and the mayor
of Oregon city at one time waa named
a the man -who would mute troutxe.
Later It waa hinted that Portland's
mayor had Jurisdiction -and might-make
trouble.
Portland - minister may take- action
In the, matter and several of the de
nominational .leaders are considering
such a atep. Rev. T. B. Ford of tbe
Sunnyside Mthodlst church has gone on
record publicly aa being In' favor of
concerted reltgioua opposition, and the
Portland ' Ministerial association may
vote to enter the Milwaukle arena with
the Intention of cleaning op the place.
The locai branch of tin La 'and
Order league headed by the Rev. . Mr.
Flsher-of -Milwaukle Lutheran cnurcn
has beea apposing, the adsalsslea of the
club and - the Milwaukle Grange will
also support - a erusade. Should Fort
land ministers unite with the Milwaukle
reform forces an interesting conflict
would probably reault with the council
and mayor lined up behind the poolroom
management; ...
NEW ALBIN A BLOCKS. " "
JTew rtnna Ootrapr aereral Fine Baild-
Jng ls - Central gectlon. ?
The business section on Russell street
and Wllllama avenue In Alblna la grow
ing rapidly, and some of the most sub
stantial improvements yet made are
Bearing completion. The moat Impor
tant of these If the two-story brick block
being erected by Lacy Brothers on Wil
liams avenue near Russell street. Thla
block has two large stores en the first
floor and a number ..of offices upstairs,
and although the structure is pot yet
completa.ail of the rooms and effloes
have been rented. The Multnomah
Eleotrio company will occupy one of the
large storerooms and Lacy Brothers
will open a wholesale market In- the
other,Th coat the building leJU."
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A two-story etors -building is. being
built by N. C Merges on RuaseU street
near Vancouver avenue to cost $1,600.
grocery store will - occupy th first
floor, and the upstairs will be used as a
rooming-house,". : """"
A two-tory frame building costing
13,000, Is being built on Russell 'street,
near Alblna a.venuejthelower floor
w(irbe occupied - by the Alblna Shoe
company and the upper floor will be
used as a lodging-house. 'Many small
frame buildings in this section will be
replaced this season by brick and atone
blocks, property having increaaed In
value until good rentals may be secured
for adequate buslne accommodationa.
Vacant Xiaad i Demand. 1
The buiWing boom -that haa - seised
St.- Johne-hee resulted In m feverish ac
tivity that sometimes causes strange
things. A . "property-owner having a
block of vacant land near the center of
town waa somewhat aurprleed Saturday
to discover a big force of workmen
hammering away tor dear life on a neat
little warehouse' on his land. Inquiry
resulted In the statement that thla was
to be the freight depot of the Portland
.Consolidated Railway company,- but Just
where tbe authority waa tound to build
the atructure la yet a mystery, as the
owner of the,, land 'eerknew a freight
depot was contemplated until he found
the building almost erected. ....
SERIES OF SERMONS ON
-SdENCEANrhflEtiGtOf.
Grace M. E. church was well filled last
evening. The organ numbers by Pro
fessor Wilder were "The Evening Star"
and "Allegro Moderata" The offertory,
by Mrs. .Dearborn Schwab, was greatly
enjoyed.
Dr. Wilson for a month past has con
ducted -at the" evening . service a ques
tion drawer, which la drawing many
people of a thoughtful claae to the
church." -All who have questions con
cerning religious or church matters
are Invited to write them out and de
posit them In the plates, when the offer
ings are taken. The usher then hands
th queatlona to the pastor, who, before
announcing his text, devotes IS min
utes to the queatlona. Sometimes a
dosen questions of a religious or eccle-
Mu mora Cured
with Rarflnat Been, fklahealtk (olet
aneat) aad Kklahealtk Tablets. A poet
(In aod apeedy sure fr every Itcbinc, enralnf,
eraly, blredlas. emsted, pimply end blotchy
humor, with loe of balr. rmdores elear, brl(
Slant, healtby ekla asd purs, tics, nd blood, -
CLi Tromtmont 7 Bo , UU
nmrtatsnf ITaraaa Boast, ae..Bj1leatd.aatl.
arptle: Sktab.ea.lta (nlnt.). ., to till rerae,
li-.l tbe aklo, and Sklahealth Tablets,
SlVe. to eiorl bo roof m nat. All drntflat,'.
Harflaa for tbe Camale-slaa,
tne piaiplee, blarkheada. reilneae. roeahseM, eb.f
ln, ebapplns, maffe banaev NolblDf will give
ewh a aprcdr rare. 2ra. i s cakee, Mej
' Heed Sc. twnitare rnr Frew empire and
eookUU te PHILO BAT CXX. Mewars. . i. .
WOOBABD, eXAMl U ' 00, fourth
. and Waabisftois. . '.
rui rr
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TenMlar j.: ,.:
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NEVER AGAIN . :
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Prcfverits Bright s Disease
WOODARD,
Dr.B. Er
fh SIOrBaTTXTZO
DBsTTUZ that
relieves all pain
in dental opera
tions. -
M8ir Waahlmgiom
Bt eoz. aeveath.
slaetlcal nature are received In on even
ing, and this makes a very Interesting
and profitable part of the service. Dr.
la sth
tins lias iiiaus tins mm
of the featurea of hla churchee, and has
answered more than a thousand ques
tlone In thla way. ,-
After the questions had " been an
swered. Dr. Wilson announced aa his
text the first four words of tbe Bible:
'In the beginnthg, God." He used this
text for the first of a series of sermons
on science- and religion, - In which he
will dlscusd on successive Sunday even
ings this summer "The Scientific Rea
sona for Christian Beliefs." Ills topto
last night was "The Existence of God
Proven Scientifically." From certain
lawa of physics he showed that the
ultimate source of all things must be a
personality with Intellect, sensibility
and will. This will be followed next
Sunday night with one on "Science and
the Problem of Revelation."
BOY DISAPPEARS WITH
BUfCHER'S:MONEY
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Because hi spent the money given
him to pay-the butcher and could not
retufrtlt, Charles "Tooley, - S10 North
Twentieth street, left home and all ef
forts to find him have been futile. He
Is IS years of age, and until Friday
worked at a restaurant on the Lewis
and Clark fair grounds.
Charley la the aon of William Tooley,
a fireman at the engine-house at Twen
tieth and .Qutmby streets. In the re
port to the exposition police headquar
ters It was charged that a man had
Induced the hoy to giTerhtm the" money
and run away. , It la believed that he
and the boy left together and the police
in many cities and towns throughout
tha.weat have been notified.
SOUNDS AS IF "ANON"
- - WERE GUILTY PERSON
'The Trail "poet Identity' unknown
has broken looee with the following bul
letin to the press:
"Will you meet me on the Trail.
'Neath the summer moon's pale light!
Meet me, fair one, without fall.
And let our meeting be tonight.
. We will wander hand In hand, ,
. . Listening to the Innea band '
. Ji.Wi will aee the sights so grand .
. In the glorious fairyland." . -The
fact that the above was found on
Frank Merrick's deek should not arouse
public Indignation against him. The
verses may 'have been, jleft there fey
someone alia. , J , ,."
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better than . any ; we have ever
v :fK )'. .' sold for $15
To ;replenish our broken lines
. we place .them oh .our ,
wiU you be able to secure such
'; . - bargains. ' . .:;
LAST WEE
.WHEN YOU SEE miN OUR
THIRD AND! OAK
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CLARKE & CO. AND. LAUE-DAVIS DRUG CO. w
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UNMISTAKABLY DIFFERENT
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llUwWIUGA'unu
See for SKOXaV SEATS and TXXnjtWWXnQB. IVw not how little yo
pay, hot how mnoh you get for what rev. pay. That Is tha secret of
reel eooaomy. : .'Z-2,,,-'''-''--'--''--' "'''".' ' r' -"
T. B. WEST
nan ajts botsp ovrrcm.
One hundred' and one years ago Lewis and Clark atarted on their ex
rloratlon of the Greet Northwest. One hundred yeara go they pitched
heir camp on the beautiful site of ... .
WALNUT WAMl
V.-OaT Sxm 1 we celebrated this historic event.' Uher recognised ' Ins-"
beauties of the home site one hundred yeara ago. KILLINGS WORTH
caught tha Inspiration SO yeara lrAer. TOU SHOULD HEAHZK IX
NOW. Between the rivers, high around, fine drainage, beautiful scenery,
the best of air, BUILDING RESTRICTIONS AN 1D&AL HOME 81TB.
If you want your pick you'll have to hurry. Call today on f
- t v - w:r Mr-K.i-i; lino sw ort h.
"Pehtml oflVa, " Welnut Park, corner Alberta and Williams avenue, or my
Suburban OfTioe, SOS Chamber of Commerce. Central Office phone, Bco4t
S2J4. Suburban Office phone. Brown 463. Send -for Walnut Park Map
and Folder. - -
JOURNAL WANT
and Diabetes
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That la the deep aad wall,
fomaded oonvlotioa. In the pub
lic mind regarding tha
Correct Clothes
old few na.. Why dally with
tha anxaowa gnaatity ef donbt
fnl make, when there's tha
getting properly mad gar
ments here at tha right prloeet
nits Ilka those in tha plotnra
for so little a price as
and up to $20
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