The Oregon daily journal., January 19, 1906, Page 16, Image 16

THE OREGON DAILY ? JOUSIIAU POSTLAI.'D. riUDAY
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IFOR;
HEROES
Chif Campbell Has flan tb En-
C ' i courage Firemen to Daad
XVV-of Daring.
. WOULD' PUT: PICTURES: T
? v OF BRAVES IN BOOK
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And With Each a Short Description
' odmi c:r SKEES
Portland Folk 1 Enjoy Winter
' Sports and Jumble Into
r .' Snowbanks.' c''.
Th Portland Snowsho lnb, OTtn-
Md bv J. Wesley Ladd hre years .
haa luat returned from lta third annual
trip to Cloud Cap Ina On Mount Hood.
Tha party- atoHad -i-o- tb town of
Hood River for tha mounUla la at Fri
day morning. . arrived lata Saturday
evenin- at tha inn, an . elevation of
I.0 feet. . remained there throe nlarhts
and two dsys and deaoanded tha moun
tain an skeee without aooioenu
JTbe trip was tnsde r J. weaiejr iaao.
of th.ActPrform
flnssr, Marlon Dolph. J. K. koiiocs. i.
K. Warrens. B. Wlckersham and Quid
Blir Edlcfc berT Banderi. afwaTWhey
1 Da time at
Mention at End of the Year for
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:-rJCtitef -Campbell 4haflreflaprt -l
v. nent baa a plan by which he nope o
Incite member of tha department to
; mora valoroua deeda. - Ha propose t
'. jf knap aa album la whictfsthe photographs
. oT Xl flremen-rperformip berolo acta
shall ba plaoad,to1Tather'-Wtth a,-.brlef
; account of their merltorioua work. ' At
tha aad of each year, when tha chief
, makee op tila annual 4roport honorary
mention will be made af all the men
who hare been t fortunate enough to
have their ., namea , and photo rapha
, i placed In tha album of merit.
"Much of the work of the depart
, meat la of tha dartna- order." eald Chief
' Campbell yesterday. "W bare no means
i-roward a Talorona apt or a, n reman.
- and I bae -decided lo keep jtn. album In,
which will be placed the photograph
of all heroes, and at tha end of the year
honorable mention of: all meritorious
work will be made . In my annual re
port. ; ' - -i. 1 i . . V-i-i
"Thar la little InoentWa for tha men
1 1n (time of f Ira to risk their Uvea, but
I am of the opinion thai If - wa -adopt
thla method whereby they will be made
to feel and know that any dleplay of he
roism on their part wlU be 'appreciated
end made known to the public. It will
be a great Incentive for them to do bet
ter' work for the department. -
' fAt breeent wa have, a fine lot of
mm and they are will Ins and- aaxloua
to work. Civil ssrvlce has dona away
with all political equabblea' which were
formerly ao frequent, and a man does
. no have to so-outi snd. tight for; hta
lob at everr , DoUtioal eampalan. AU
that wa require of a man la that he be
willing and honest jand capable of doing
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r ."! ; Picture i Framing.
. Picture framing Is our specialty. W
desire your trade. W nava the goooa,
"the workmanship and tha prices. Prlcea
apecial on ovary thinsr In January. B. u.
Moorebouaa Co.- 1 Alder street.
WheVeVxrtore" fall try Burdock Blood
. Blttera. - Curea-yapeaaia, conaupanon
lavloratea-the wholev ayUm. - .
the inn waa apent enjoying tha popular
winter snorts of tobogganing mnd skee-
rnr ana atartaaara tnl of ib4Jeadrs
taken by 'the founsts wane -waiaaina
down the steep, grades over, the snow7
banks It to feet deep. : '
Tha temperature waa only 1 above
sero on tha mountain, but there waa a
heavy' atorra of -wind ana snow on tns
Ust day of their stay at tha Inn.
I .an well appreciate the . reasons
for extreme procautlonai taken by the
builder of tha Inn, when ha fastened
the bouse firmly to tn mountain siae
with strong steel cables.' said Mr. Ef
anger. Had It not been faataned the
hurricane would have., blown It away
like a feather. I never new so-wild a
storm as that waa"
MEOAL-FOiiEIfiEMAN
WHO SAVED PRIEST
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WlUlant : jfc-Taggart, ' driver of fire
truck No. I. was presented laet aven
Ing with a gold medal by tha Cathollca
of the city for saving the life of Father
Alexander Cestelll at a fire on tha night
of December St. 10. which threatened
to deatroy St. Mlchael'a Boman Catho
lic .Italian hurch. The presentation
waa made by Archbishop - Alesander
Christie at tha cathedral residence.
There were a number of prominent clt
laens present. Including Mayor Lane.
Chief Campbell of the fife department,
and tha fire 'commissioners. Tha arch
blahop eald ha believed there was not a
member of the firs department wno
would" not have dona just aa Driver
Taggart did, had tha occasion presented
Itself. In response Driver Taggart aald
ha almply did hta duty. Th majority
of those present bad compliments not
only for tha hero fireman and th)
Catholics who raised the' money for the
medal, but for tha efficiency ef tha fir
department and tha frequent display
of heroism by lta members. - ;, . v
Cf; No More Mistakes;
.Automatla change and cash register
saves lta coat In short time: agents
wanted. 40 Marquam - building. '. V -
We are not "general'' shoe dealers, our
hobby being- footwear for meo only..
Nearly all gentlemen of this city know
this nd buy their shoes from us.
We are now having : , ','..,. '
Jl REDUCTION SALE
OF MEN'S SHOES
Cutting prices from 15 to 25 per cent
on "all grades, and this will last for a'
few days vet. Now is your best time
to - provide - for . your- future - wants.
WE ARE ESTABLISHED HEAD
i, QUARTERSlFOR MEN'S' FASH."
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VMWUYN & WALTON,
TeL'Hood 74 ' '870 Washington St, Bet. Third A Fourth
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' It is the most economical fuel you can buy -therefore
7th chespe?tr- It1s not economy buy ltie" lowesl'pfrced
coai nor.on jtne otner nana, to psy;n extravagant price
Votr want a coal that lasts Ion eest, burns best and srives
"the thrjst heat for the least amount ; of money.-.Then'C
! ' you want Richmond. 5: We are now unloading a cargo of -
! this coal at our bunkers. , Bviy from the importers direct. ;
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DOOR OF GOVS
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Gang of Youngsters .. in Wood-
V stock Is Blamed for Many
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HAVEJUCLUBHOUSI
ON A VACANT LOT
There, It Is Alleged, Little Fellows
; Drink,'' Smoke' and Gamble Cit-
lsens Forced 'to 'Rely
-selves f or' Protectionri'
on
"TheiiS
TWeeT alilt eiace'of The leeraal I 1 " th
tore ot I. M. C. Miller. iLfHtsmm
tlml. TeleptMO Mit in, -. .
A gang of boys la Woodstock haa It
Is laid, built a clubhoua on - a vacant
lot la wrilch they gather ' and plan
raids and In which, behind barred doors
and shuttered wlndowa, bovs of 16. and
IS drink bottled beer- purchased' with
tha proceeds of their deviltry, gamble
and amoka cheroota .Not long ago the
gang made Its den In a ctve formed by
a huge uprooted tree and which had
been made habitable by board walls
built on two sldea This place . waa
burned by a youth who had awora ven
geance on the gang and a now club
house stands on a lot a block from where
A
atove warms tha place, shutter from
car screen tha wlndowa and a heavy
bolt secures the door, It Is built of
finishing lumber and the' Inner' walls sre
covered with heavy paper that deadens
the sound of midnight roysterlng.
At tha door of tha gang many places
of mischief are laid, among them the
breaking of tha majority of the win
dows In a nearby etiurch, four large
wlndowa having been araaabed In a
night; tha destruction of several oar
stations, one of -which wa erected by
tha citizens of tha auburb at an expense
of I0; the" constant ' annoyanoe of
women and children. - - '
The leader of tha gang Is aald to be
a boy of IT who la reputed to carry a
slungahot of . braided leather, - tha end
heavlly- loaded with buckshot, snd
weapons of various sorts are said to be
a part or the equipment or roe ciuo
members. On account of the distance of
the auburb from : the city policemen
are only occasional visitors and tha
cltlsens are forced to rely on tneir indi
vidual effort for', protection.' The
father of another boy detected. It I al
leged, tn breaking the church wlndowa
refuaed to pay for the broken glaaa aad
advised tha members of - tha congrega
tion to call i In t a policeman to take
charge of th boy.' - - -
GUARDING THE RIVERS. '
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Workman at Madison SUaet Bridge Busy
.. randlag . OS? : BrlfrwoeeTu ' ,--,
.Workman wr busy yaatarday fend
ing off driftwood and uprooted trass
from th bridge plera, especially at
11 adlaoa atreet. Tha high ' water la
bringing down massea of driftwood, and
aa there la no obatrucUon untu the
drift, reached Madison street bridge,
heavy masse pile up agalnsttTMDtera
If left for a few houra.-they would not
only prove a serious strain on tha plera.
but would close th channel. The labor
of removing th drift and breaking up
the Jams la dangerous, Tha man who
has the heavy and of the Job is the
rlverman who, in a light boat; with hook
and knife, dodgea between huge logs
and grinding timber and outs away the
mass as it is loosened from above. - .
AS a ten-mil current la racing under
the bridge and tha big Umber whan
released shoot paat hla boat like projeo-
tllaa, th contract la a haxardoua one.
Rope ware attached yesterday to the
center log when ' a Jam formed on the
plera and tha rope were paaaed up to
the leek of the bridge and hitched to
the first ear that paaaed. ' A heave or
two loosened the drift and then the
boatman ehot hla craft Into the oenter
of the grinding chaoa and cut loose tha
rope, getting away from the plunging
ioe;e mm wet am cuiu. . . . ftf , . .
INSTALL MANY MEMBERS.
at
Btmltaomah Degree Teem.Omolates
7. rl WtaJ"Clabtiom." .
- One of tha moat Important Initiation
that the . degree team of Multnomah
Camn has recently attended waa on Sat
urday, at winlock, .Washington, where
44 candldatee war Initiated into the
mysteries of Woodcraft. Member of
th team who attended the affair aay
that the Winlock hall was packed with
Woodmen, from Cowllta. I.ittla-Jfalhyi
Castle Rock, Napa vine and Tenino, aa
well as by tha delegation or officer and
drill team member from Multnomah.
Members of .Trillium Circle supplied a
banquet at the close of tha initiation.
tha ehlef feature of the feast being a
fruit cake weighing II pounda . The
addition of 44 member , to Winlock
Camp la aaid to aaaure It a new home,
a sits .having already been secured. '
EAST SIDE NOTES.
Rev. X R. McOlada, TV has been
pastor of the Mispah : Preabyterian
church for nv years, ana next Bunaay
morning will deliver an anniversary
sermon. In tha evening ha will preach
upon "Touching tha Hem of Christ's
Garment." xr ,'. ; : .-r
th council to open Beat Seventeenth
atreet, between Holgate street and Mid
way annex.". Such an extension-would
rellev th situation on suiwaukie
atreet, which at present Is ths only one
connecting the city with Beliwooa and
the Oregon City district. .
- la-hooos- of ths tenth anniversary of
his ordination Into priesthood, Rev. C
V. : Lamb, priest of the Holy " Rosary
church, ' East ' Third and Clackamas
treetsjas been, jrlyen, jiaajuonndJ
la now vlalllng m parent in cauior
nla. ' -" .. " . '
. Until tha high water recedes and the
eumrfT is 1M dangerous.' th ferryboat
Webster, at Albtna, will be-taken out
f-eommislon The -east-aid -Oandlng
of the ferry-will have to be extended
before th: vassal , can be uueed during
frtthtti. y ---
-A series of revival aervtces will be
begun nxt Sunday in th Central M. B.
church. . Tha Rev. James Moors of
Mount Tabor will aaalst pastor.
Rev. t. T. Abbett.. ..,,
' Swlgaiag Oanegle Zabrary. '. i,.-
ISpeelsl Dlspatefe t The JoarneL) r
'. Boreat Grove. Or, Jan. ll-8o confl
dent of the success of tha movement .to
raise funda for" ths Carnegie library
are th college authoritlea that they
have turned their attention to devialng
plana Mor the building- Th 'library
will cost ItO.vOS. , - . ?;'
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- raf aired Stock Oaaaad OoodS.
Allen Lewi Bast Brand,
WHAT PO YOU CARS? .
YOU'VE GOT YOUR HEALTH
Oreai Batarea Po Bot Bespei a Bta
.. appntarwant Taey sok fog cmr '
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Tb brosd-iaiigea man of toda does
not get blue Just because things don't
always com his war units there 1
something tha matterwtth htm. If b
"fall down" on one proposition ha im
mediately atarta to look up another. He
alwaya look . forward and keeps on
hustling.. A man with hla health and
faculties haa plenty ot -opportunities
and the man who gives up or even feel
like it haa lther . , JL1 small natura r
some physical weaknesa. .'
.Dyspepsia certainly puts the beat of
men- out of condition for work ot any
kind. Tou cannot blam the dyspeptic
for getting blue. , The very nature of
hie disease la moat depresalng and cal
culated to deprive : hint of ambition,
energy . and hopa ' Thar la hope for
Mm,, heweves, -oartaln im sure.
Stuart' Dyapcpala Tablet are reoog-
nised-thseughaut 4he length an ereestn
!fJllJlBLastliaori curjjifs- Jiaf
and aura Their unbounded popularity
resulting from the - thousands and
thousand of curea they have effected,
prove beyond tho shadow of a doubt
their great nes aa a cur.- wnerem lie
their greatness? In the very fact that
they are Nature a-own staaple remedy,
They do-the exact work In exactly the
name way that tha dlgeetlve fluid of
tha atomach do becauee they are com
posed of exactly the aama elements and
poeeeea the aam properties). . They re
lieve the weak and worn out atomach
of Its burden .of digestion and permit it
without let' or -hindrance to rest and
grow sound and well. - Tha stomach will
get well quick enough 1n Its own natural
war If It la let alone. That Is what
Stuarfs Dyspepsia Tableta do. They
not. only let It alone themaelve but
do th aama
Tou can aatiafy yourself of the truth
of this statement . by putting ths food
yon would eat Into a glaaa Jar with
sufficient .water, and one of - Stuarfs
Drsoeosla Tableta. Tha ' prooeae of
digestion will b taken up and carried
ot Juat as tha gastric Jute aad other
dlgeatlve fluids would do It. Their
action Is natural and they cause no dl
turbanc la th digestive organs. In
fsct : you forget ' you hav a - stomach
when. they , begin , to do their work, eo
mild and natural la . the- operation.
Stuart' Pyapepala Tableta are for sal
by all druggist at oc a box.
SALVATIOH ARL1Y LEADERS
, co:ji;;6 to pom3l
Colonet and Mrs. Henry Lee to
' Conduct Services Among 1
, :pp Scandinavians.";",; s' ;
Colonel and Mra. Henry te of Chi
cago, leaders In Salvation Army work.
will arrive In Portland tomorrow after:
noon to conduct a aerlea of meetings
from January to to ti. - A welcome fes
tival will be held tomorrow evening In
the hall ait Fourth and Burnalde streets.
Colonel and Mra Lee are accompanied
en their trip by Staff Captain Lena
Uadatronv division -of floe on, -the coast.
Both Colonel, Lee and hla wife were
born In Bngland. but as officers in the
Salvation Army have apent several years
In Denmark and .Norway, They are at
present In charge of. the Scandinavian
branch of the army in America. The
meeting la Portland will be eondseted
In connection - with. - th- candinavian
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This Is th first trip of Colon! and
Mra Lee to th coaat-Thy-are- ln-4
potlng the work or the varlou poata
and making necessary . changea They
have already conducted series of meet
ings In Seattle, Taoom and Belllngham.
From Portland obey . will go to San
Frsnclaco. where the . oldeat Scandi
navian arrav com is located. -
The Scandinavian eorpa In Portland la
th young-eat- It was opened here a
year sgo by Adjutant BL . Wallace, who
Is still tn charge, and has mst with
sreat succesa : Both Colonel Lee and his
wif speak, th Scandinavian language
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RELIC OF FIRST COAST
' SAWMILL IS EXHIBITED
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A large Iron crank -used in ths first
sawmill on th coast has been placed on
exhibition, in the museum -of tha Oregon
Historical society in th city halL The
crank was a part of ths machinery tn
ths sawmill erected about five mile east
of Vancouver by Dr. John McLoughltn
In KIT. K. W. Crate, wno eon, Kd
Crate, ia now -a member of the Port
land police force, waa tha millwright.
Tha mill had a capacity of t.000 feet
a day. or leaa ttiaa l.OOO.aoft feet a' year.
In Portland mora than 400,000. OOtt-feet
of lumber wis manufactured mat year.
The historical society haa been pre
sented with a large portrait or oeorge
H. Wllltama, ax-mayor of Portland and
United Statea attorney-general nndet
President Grant. Tha portrait - was
painted laat year by 8. X Woodman and
was contributed ny a numM? or ta
members ef th eoclety.
Th room of th hlatorlcsi society
have been closed for - a month and
Curator 0org H. Hlmes and his as
sistant have been engaged In ee sre gating-
documentary material and filing It
away and In placing th exhibit. - One
of th moat prominent exhibit put' In
place la an elaborate collection of Indian
Implementa Hereafter the museum will
bs opened every afternoon from 1 to S
o'clock p. in. ... ' ' .,' .. ,
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IS "THE ONLYn; ;
:V ' NEWSPAPER rf'r:d
UIN-PORTiAND
WHICH SELLS ITS
ADVERTISING-
SPACE ON A . '- - , s ,
'BASIS OF-""""'
GUARANTEED " .
CIRCULATION.
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YESTERDAY '
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V- Suits..... v.-;.;;ca.s3 u v :,
tXtt Suits..
M BS SulttL.
- (3.49 Suits.'....,. $2.C3
Boys' Qyercoato
SS Overcoats.
18.00 Overcoats . . . ..... C3.CS
SiaOO Overcoats... ...C7.5
Boy' Flannel
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'" 75c Blouses CS,
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UnderweHr
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V ICnee Pants
' '; " '85c' values '. ; U. .i. ,i.;iOe 7
wjc values ... ........... iiity
75c values r. .. B8f
i.w values i, . ... . . .ouc
Ironclad Hose
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Wright's Heecw-Ltaed Xlealtii
Underwear ....... ..C3t
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VV. '-- C3c and 76c valuea. . 3WJ '
- Thm for . . JplC
, V t3c values .,, , 10f,
Ttleh'o Shirts
-v bestTquality t.;.7.7M;;.18 ' f V : "v Best $1 Shirts tn the dtr. . TH
Men's . W00L Sox. . . ....... .0 ' Best 75c Bhirts la the city .0
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yeaifo business with a
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CEJSfiMTICE sale
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Men's, Votrien's end Children's Shoes
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In the general slaughter we have loaded a table with
odds and ends of our big stock; and in thia lot we are
ACTCAiLY seiit;s srers ucrrn a t3 $i tt tnniicumi
This Is not out of date, thopworn stock, but good, sub
stantial footwearand aU sizes will be found in the lot THE REDUCTIONS
ARB IN EVERY DEPARTMENT-OF THP DTQRB, and while they last
these extremely little prices in the general stock will mott positively prevail:
Ladies' Two and Three-Strap Sandals,;
Ladies' Vlci Kid Box Calf and Velour ;
Blucher or Lace, heavy .extension or."
light soles, patent tip, up to CI HQ
: date. Sale Price..... .. ....iDl.yp,
t Ladies' Vld Kid Laxfe, heavy exten-;
sion soles,' ' ,' :s 'JC
all 'sizes , V. . . . . . v 1 OD
"-Ladies' Vid, Box Call Extension and
- light soles, patent kid tip, for dressy "
and extra good wearers. ,t : 4 3 C
Sale Price. ..... ... .. ... sP,00
f i" a ' ' ii in 1 ;-r-" rrf t I
Men's Box" Calf, lace, Men's Box Calf, calf lined kangaroo, Boys' Box Calf, exten-
extension soles; extra calf unlined and vici; good winter sion soles ; : a - good
value at $2.50. r y Shoes. , They ; are wear resisters. school shoe; sizes 13 to
Price v. ' iv.$ 1 95 Price. . . v. i . . .V.'$235 ScTai. . 4!P
-THIS IS-A-BUYINO)PPORTUNITY-BUT RAREtY-OFFERE
And the oublic should take liberal advantage of it There is no braggadocio or boast-
-ing- ia-anything-re ever say in-our advert! sements. The -people have learned to trust
us to believe our statements ana we esteem tms connaence. increxore, wiian
WE ADVERTISE A REDUCTION SALE, PEOPLE KNOW THEY GET.
; EVERYTHING WE PROMISE, and for this reason we enjoy a most satisfactory busi
ness at every season of the year, and especially since our yearly clearance sale, began.
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