THE. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY -EVENING, MAY ' 1. U03.
PORTLAfID TO GET
LEAK S 0 rl E VJ HERE
SAYS BRUIU
"THE TOURISTS
Royal Baldng';P6wder
is made - of- pur crystal
cream of tartar and i is
beyond all question as
to wholesomeriess ahd
stxen
hbmical to use. ;
Warm Weather Vetobles at
:cial Prices -
; Harvey T. Lott of Omaha, Tour-
itt Association - Represent
- ". ative, Figures This Way.-.-;";
Joe Northrup, Wanted "on War.
r rant, Eacapea on Sunday
ri: . 7," to Seattle.
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NORTHWEST AND MEXICO
SOMEBODY WARNED HIM,
SAYS POLICE INSPECTOR
WILL CETTHE-TRAVE L
A Mexican Trip Is $ovr Expensive,
;;Mr. Lott Says, Majority of People
Seexinf Sights Will Come to Tort-
Was Arrested fa Company With Se,v-
erat Actresses in Restaurant and'
Hia Evidence Largely Waa Respon
- aible for Acquittal of Proprietor.
land and Sound Country. 7' "y
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Harvey T. Lott of Omaha. arrived hi
- Portland -thla morn Ins from Ban Fran-
claco. , where ho paaaed through tho
. , earthquake and Xlra. Ho waa rooming In
. -., a downtown 'lodging-house and barely
. scapd with hla life. Mr. Lott la rep-
resentatlve of a tourist 'aaaoclatlon of
" Omaha which makes up touring parties
. ....TV trlPS. m&f'
The tourist travel which would have
aone to 8an Francisco will be diverted
to other places thla summer." I he1 aatd,
' and it la only reasonable to assume yhat
, jinu.au iuii pHuur wit imiiuii b vw-
j cause of this, we were arranging to
' send a party of 140 to Ban Francisco
. and from there to other points in Call
. . fornla. I was in' the city making ar
... i. , rangements for this trip whan the earth
- uuake and fire occurred. . I Immediately
telegraphed my firm lhat It would
. . impossible to have tho party make tho
, trip.. .. . ,
We . mere arranging for several ' Pa
.rifle coast trips and the majority of
; them had 8au Francisco for the most
"t -.t northern point. Now-we will attempt
, , -Lto arrange a tour, with Portland, aa tho
central point and aide tripsjto the sound,
onr location makes It Imperative that
-1 .C our toura go through Portland. ' While
i am in the city I win make arrange
ments for the- entertainment of our
parties here.
"Of course my firm sends out less
0. -Pieonla every jresJV Bat ifrom
what I have seen and what I have h
otkactottrlei ranraaaataUvaa y J u
inclined to. believe that the travel this
summer Will ybo -divided between the
"northwest and Mexican and southwest-,-
em points. AS the latter toar la more
:Toetly -It-Is safest say that the ma--or4
1 y of toeetsta m bo oomt west of the
Rockies will Invade Portland and from
" here take In the beeches and the sound
Rtrr-r, l-aleo expect a number to
take the Alaska trip. " '
-can say nothing about tha horror.
1 witnessed that has not been said hun
dreds of times before, except that In my
: opinion San Francisco and tho country
adlaeenQa damaged for years to come.
"Z. Of. course the native California ra will
- . lirtmcdiately'rebullarTor cuminerus and
business of" s,ir kinds demand it. and
the railroads Who) bare expenelva ter-
snlnals there,- may be-expected te-uo 1
their- utmost to baild up the olty again,
tont th utldera In general will fight
of nne:. places ThatonrlBt- trave
aat - factor. . greater, taan
moat neoDle. nerhapa. - think, and there
are hundreda of other relatione between
- outeldra snd flan' francos thatwlll
be ruptured for yeara. r AH: pf thla -wilt
"wesw 'a great tone to wio ia
la nut h Ins leas than "wonderful that any
one who has looked upon those ruina nas
the nerve te Invest money again tn the
city and to live there.
TAKEN WWLE CITY QUAKES.
ta Ban
A--mot" Interesting lecture, with over
0 stereoptlcon views of tho Ban nan-
TconnnH. dliwrttr after-tha aarth-
iunke and f Ire, "Vlll bw given at fju,
"White Temple Wednesday evening. Il4y
t. br Mr-. Mayer.' a photographer of San
Francisco,'-' - ,J ' .
As Mr. Mayer ' possessed -. the -only
Fterscpt Icon machine after- the terrible
disaster which turned the beautiful city
.iDf Ban Francisco lnto.uina, tho -views
"to ba shows the Portland publio are the
only ones made.
In an interesting mtervlew Mr. Mayer
described hTa thrilling experleners In
photographing tha ruins on tha day of
the ea rthquake.'--Directly after -- tha
: shock inrtha- mom In g, Mr.- Mayer char
to red- a ttig- to take him to BanFran
T Cisco from Oakland,-where the earth
iiuake found him. All cameras and
large stereoptlcon machines which, were
In Mr. Mayer's " Ban Franclsca office
became a prey to the fire and with lha
try one which he -had with htm Tn
Oakland, and after buying up all the
-available negatives- tn- town1 be started
JTor tha doomed .cityProKlUlng hhnserf
-wit -wpaas- from- the- governor" and a
flre-ltne pass, Mr. Msyer atruck out
the early-afternoon for tli .down
"towuoUtriet. photographing everything
of Importance! Hla preeence In the
- burning dietrlct . waa -connected . with
. many -.dangersV ee military patrols had
full charge ef the city. By sleeping
- that night- in, the ruina of a burned
building, and with a slight scratch from
a regulars bayonet, Mr.Mayer man
i aged to get a photograph of nearly all
. the large buildings which by that time
;, were already for tha most Psrt In-ruina.
Mr. Mayer .took the only pictures of
the city on tha first and second days of
- 4 hr almat which-, in all their horrory
sIhiV the terrible deatrurtlon tho great
catastrophe left in Its wake.
t - - mi , 1
"- Mat aad Capmakers Meat,'
'Jnunlut Special iiilit.i
. New Tork. Mny I The I'nited Cloth
Mat-ahd'"CnpmaJtrs of America. which
-Jias been. fnremO" tn-. the light sgalnst
the Industrial Workers of the World, be
gan Ita fifth annUM convention- In, this
rftr. tedsy. Tha convention will be n
. session a week or longer and la ex..
pecte to adopt plana for continuing the
warfare on the Debs organisation. .
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TO LOAN AT LOW-RATE OF INTEREST
ON IMPROVED GILT-EDGED PROPERTY.
-C.SH
Insurance Compaq
286 Washinston St. (MacUay Eld.) ;
Portland Oregon
L. SAMUEL - General Manager
(how s,y 1 M
IS
ENLARGED
Chief of Police Takes His Seat
as
Member -of
.1 Body. ''I y
the
NEW RULES FAILTO -
-PLEASE THE" MAYOR
Thinks Suggestiona to Market Men
Are "Too Yagu and Sound Ama
tenriaK3jaxoaK "t Pickera "Worry
For tha first time since the reorgan
isatloa of tha city board of health under
tha new charter thocTilaf of police of
tfiaiarvbaeorm
By-tha" clty'charter. the chief of police
Is made a member of the city board of
health, tha ether three members to be
licensed physiclana. The mayor Is
chairman of- the board.- Heretofore, and
especially " .under ex-Mayor Williams'
regime, the chief, of police was nerer
present at the meetings.
' This provision of tha charter. In which
the chief of police la a member of the
board.of health by reason of hts post
ttoni was"1 discovered by Mayer Lane I
short' time aao and .today Chief Ortts-
macher took hla seat. In the board and
participated in the transaottpn, of bust-
Mayoi:7tAnafeavareIy eriticlsed thrt
manner -hr which a number of augges-
tlona to be followed by market men,
bakera and erniceraIf "theT AamTr to tw,
jrtswdnnhe "clean Uaf of the city
market Inspector, - were worded at the
I -""-r nf tha"OTv-lea1th- board this
lorning.
Those suggestions sound to ma ta
be a little school mammy, said he- It
sounds to ma aa If they eorer too much
territory and are not specific enough.
believe you should say at this top -of
your pamphlet .containing those suggestions-
that If- any grocer, baker -or
market tnanSdeatrea to have hla name
nlaced on tha "clean Hat' to be posted
In the city health office, he aball first
comply with tha following regulations.
Then--airs your llstof" requirements;
mnki4 everything explicit.
The suggestions - compiled by Mrs.
Evans required the shops- to be - weill
ventilated and lighted and tnorougniy
elean. Ona of her suggestions waa that
no smoking or expectorating be per-;
mltted in. tho ahopo and that signs be
laced In .conspicuous- places- eonveymg
that Intel 11 gerjee to customers, ona sam
that aha . had seen' men making bread
who were smoking and permitting ashea
ta drop Into- the dougtu 8 he recently
upbraided a men because a woman, waa
oermitted to expectorate In hla shop snd
when " the :wamaB Jeft -- the proprietor
said that the woman who had expecto
rated waa hla wife. - Tha adoption of the
suggestions waa postponed until a spe
cial meeting to be held.
-Mr.-Evans reported the confiscation
of two lots oriseTrlee-.which.wera jnl!t
foy-;lood.raiid-saW that tha -work-wma
accumulating In ber . department since
the-smaU-frwita-werw beginning to coma
Into theLmarkets..';
"I would 4lk to call the attention of
the health board." continued . she. "to
the practice Of children feeding -on and
carrying away-deeayed fruits out of the
garbage barrels along Front street
reported the matter to som wf"The com
mleeloa wiertbant sad o police hoad-
quartera. but neither could suggest
remedy.!' . . .
MUSIC FESTIVAL WILL
- OPEN IN CINCINNATI
(JnernsI Snerut r1"e.)
Cincinnati, O.. May 1. Judging from
the- number of rlaltora In the- city- and
the advance sale of tickets, Cincinnati's
seventeenth biennial music feetlval will
be a financial ss well ss an arttntla suc
cess. The Initial concert la to be given
tonight and the final one Saturday aft
ortxoon.. Sir Ed war Blear Is here from
England to conduct two of his oratorio
and two of hla orchestral works. The
soloists to be heard thla year Include
Madame Gadakl, Madame Louise tinman
Miss Jniet Spencer, Hubert-Wlther-
spoon and others of note In addition
there Is the festival orrheatra -and a
chorus of 4o voices, . ... "
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HEALTH
BOARD
fM 18 WILL BE
- CLEllfllllG DAY
On That Day Big Roundup of
--T'Tirt Cana and Weeds la', .
. Planned. "
SCHOOL-BOARD MAY CIVE
WrCRlLDREN HOLIDAY
J
Ward Orfanlxatlon Befrua bf Civic
Improyement'Committeeg of Inlt
- iative On Hundrd--Wornen 'Will
Br Aaked to Ha1p- r.'..--L
Ward organisation for a eleanlng-up
campaign waa begun today by the civic
improTement committee of tha Inltlatlva4
noon and mapped out a plan by which
they will Interest the women and chil
dren of the city in morement to (beau
tify the lawns and clean up the back
yards and vacant lota. There was a
full attendance. -It la requested , that
women who wish to help along the
movement telephone or oail upon, some
member of jtha committee. The members
and their addressee ere :. .
louis Kuhn. tti North Twenfy-seeond
street; George VU Hoyt. 14S Sixteenth
street north; J. J. Selling. 405 Stark
street; Robert C. Wrtght, Dekora build
ing; Dr.. Kmmet; Drake,. 125 Thirteenth
etreeti-- F." - A. - Iouty, 122 Abernetby
street; J. A. Strowbrldge, ft( East
Eighth street: Dr. A. W. Moore, Dekum
hniirtingUtnhn Plttangrr, Borthfftnri
street; . W. Barnes, Sumner and Van
couver; w. - A. OrondahX- Mount xabor.
Oregon, ttt Woreeter Portland; Cm.p-
Fenton. Portland,
A start la being made la each ward
by securing tha cooperation of tha
young people and the women. -.-Everything
that ta dona along thla Una adds
to tha monetary value of the property,
and thus the man of the household Is
directly Interested -through . his pocket-
book. -In a neighborhood -of pretty
lawns, well-kept fences and back yards.
snd clean vacant lota property la. mora
deolrebhs ajid--;brtnga-1)attarprl;s,n'
tha market than do similar properties In
neglected districts. It la proposed to
carry on a clean-up campaign until May
T.'when a grand roundup will be made.
Tha'achool board -will be -called upon
by at committee oompoeed of George
Hoyt and J: A. Strowbridge and aaked
to- grant a hairTiollday for the school
children of the entire city May It. The
teacbera and principals will be requested
to give tna children talks preceding tbe
holiday, telling them what they are as-
pected to do to beneflt.jyia elty by
votlng Friday afternoon, to work that
will Improve the exterior appearance of
their homes.- Tbe ward committeemen
will have general charge of the work
and wilt adopt varlone means of arous
ing the rnterest-.of.: th children.- Borne
of the committeemen will solicit funds
and- giva prises to- the children who? col
lect the largest -pHea' of tin cans and
rubbish of any character that cannot ba
burned, but must ba hauled away. - The
women Will. It la expected, form civic
aesthetic aoc1t1ssahd keep up- the
home-beautifying work permanently.
Two women of the sixth ward called on
thecommlttee yesterday , and asked
what they could do to help.
ESQUIMAU" FORTRESS
. BEING EVACUATED
(Jenresl Spwlst Serrlc.) '
Victoria, B. C, May .1. Tho evacua
tion of the fortress at Esquimau by the
imperial forces today marks sn epoch
In tha hlstorv of .Canada. It meana
that , for tha first time In three centu--j
riea there are no British soldiers, using
tbav Venn British soldier in its restrict
ed sense, doing duty in North America.
In future tha fortlflcationa at Bsqutmalt,
aS at Halifax and elsewhere, are to be
garrteened by. soldiers of. tho king un
der the direct' control of and maintained
directly by Jhe Dominion of Canada.
FAMOUS ITALIAN VILLA -
- IS SOLD AT AUCTION
Rome, May I. The famous Villa Pnl-V
mierl, nearFlerfcnee, was- sold- -aue-
tion toes Xi togeiuer -wit n ns estate or
nearly 100 Sores. - Tha villa is famoua
because, of 'Its associations with 'the
lives and works of the painter Botti
celli and tha poet Boccaccio; In later
yeara It- was owned by ths Karl of Craw
ford and on two occasions the villa was
occupied by Queen Victoria during her
springtime sojourrjs In Italy.
RIOTING MUTINEERS
r r DESTROY A PRISON
e)
T '
learsot SaeHsl rTtcei' -
Bt. Petersburg. May 1. A seri-
mis outbreak occurred tn Hebas-
a .topol last night. A battalion df-4
stroyed the military prison- ahd -
liberated 36 men who Were under- ,
'going sentence for tnklng lead-
Ing parts in mutinies during the w
past year. The governor has
telegraphed Mt. Petersburg ss
ing the situation Is grave. The
" extent ef the revolt Is not known.
Incensed by tha escape of Joe-North-
Jrup, for whom a warrant of arrest, had
been issued by Police Judge Cameron,
tha municipal authorities declare that
without doubt there ta a "leak" some
where In the police department pr tha
police court-. Inspector Bruin expreaaes
the opinion that a department,- stool
pigeon managed to convey tha Informa
tion to Northrup that ha waa wanted by
tha police atidthat after being warned
he left be-tyr" Every effort Trill be
made to discover who Is. responsible,
. Northrup was employed aa manager
of the muslo department of a mercan
tile store. With A. O. Smith, proprie
tor of tho Circuit, or old Doctor saloon;
J. Ward, an actor: Mrs. Ward and Miss
E. Murray, actresses, he waa - taken
Into custody ss a. witness against . Ed
Johnson, a restaurateur, at t:30 o'clock
on the morning of April it. Johnson
was charged with selling liquor with
out furnishing meals. He was ,,sc
qultted, largely on ths ' testimony of
Northrup, who Is accused by .Inspector
Bruin of -testifying ,falSeiyx.
Angered by Northrup' a, testimony tha
police made an investigation .as to his
mode of living. It wss discovered that
at night ha played a piano tn tha Cir
cuit saloon. He la also charged with
being an opium moker and with hav
ing used the drug at the Castle lodging-house,
Wsshlngton and West Park
Streets. ;
A romnlalnt was - filed- against ,. him
vnerjring asf1 wfrewaeteae flat. I
urday and a warrant lasueo. it was
given to Detective Murphy to serve, but
ha failed to locate hla ouarry Saturday
night. Aa tha offense chargetLls a mls-
demeanor the warrant- could not be
served oh Sundaynhottgh U w known
thst-Northrup waa arlnKTnr-ar onn.
son's restaurant at lito ocia tnat
morning. ' ' . - '
yesterday Detective Murphy searched
alt day for Northrup and waa unable
to locate, him. It waa ascertained at
the etore that he had not been employed
there alnos Fridsy, owing ta hla eon-J
nectlon .with . tha affair at Johnson s
restaurant. - . ' '
There-is something pecullsr about
this," - said Inspector Bruin. "Nobody
but "a few members of tha department
and officials of the police court knew
that a complaint had been filed against
this man and a warrant leaned, r: There
la no doubt In my mind that somebody
1st him know ha waa to be arrested.
tf the nerson. guilty of'auch-an act ta
jllnrot'epeq it win do mias jgBinatm.,
far htm. I am informed that jsortnrup -
left Sunday njoming for geatue...
SHEEPMEfHBATTUNG
FOR WENAHA RESERVE
ISoeelU Plsoetrk to The Joarssl.1
Pendleton, Or., May 1. The Umatilla
county sneepmen nave mcr imuii
r trance prepared to present to tha forest
reserve officials at Walla Walla today.
The papers consist for .ths most psrt of
affidavits from individual stockmenof
Oregon settinrforth their claims to
land --In the Wenaha reserve which wss
allotted to Washington men,at the flrat
meettng month or mora egov
However; tho Oregon -.men t will also
make tha-: claim that ; no Waahington.
sheep are entitled to range In Oregon
so long as Oregon men deelre to use It.
On thla contention- they-arajdrpendmg
much and purpose to carryfne matter
to the head of tha department ahould
the officials at Walla Wall rule
agalnat tbem-- Nona of tha Oregon men
de-fwet -to Walla- Walla today, the rmon-
strance being . presented by colonel
Raley and Secrejary 8m y the, attorneys
f or t ha" sheepmen."' :f, '
PENDLTr0rFLOURT
FOR ORIENTAL TRADE
' (Special Dtapak-k te Tbe feerasl.)
endleton. Or.. May T. Twenty thou
sand sack of Pendleton, flour, enual to
0- carloads, will be sent out this week
bv the Byers mill for export trade. This
shlDinehrTsrn- be" made to FnrtTsnff.i
Plies Cured
Quicldy al Ilorae
Why Suffer Agony Any Longer, When
, You Can Get a Quick, Sura Cure
. For Your Piles by Simply f end '
ins; Your Name and Addrtst? .
' ' .
Trial akaw Zs ea mbaotntely
. la mala Wrapper aa Bvsryoaa Waa
' Writes. , -6.
Burgeons-themselves -consider a per
manent cure of piles by a surgical opera
tion as very doubtful, and resort- to it
only when the psttent has become dea
perate from long continued pain and
agony. But the .'operation Itself .Is
every bit as excruciating and nerve
racking ss tha disease. Resides, it Is
humiliating and expenslyeT' and rarely
a success. ' -
- The vronderful Pyrsmtd P11e-fnre
makes an operation unnecessary. You
cure yourself with" jtormr ease, rltr you;
own home, and for little expense.
Pyramid- Pile Cure- gives you-Instant
relief. "It immediately- heals all sores
Snd ulcers, reduces congestion Snd In
flammation, and takea sway sll pain.
Itching snd Irritation. Just a little or
the treatment 1 nns1y sufficient, to '
give a permanent cure.
Pyramid Pile Cure Is preps red In tha
form of suppositories so thatlhey"ean
4-ba. applied directly to the parts without
Inconvenience, or Interrupting your work
in sny wsy. ' - --"-j
- We'sre-sending a trial treatment free
of-chargw to every-n whtf sends hams"
and address! We do this to prove whst
we any soont this wonderful remedy Is
ttfWWV)rstfVsj;.".s. - -- J
i ' After you hajva tried tha sample treat- I
merit, and you are satisfied, you can get !
a- run regular-elaeel treatment of Pyra
mid iPllo Cure at your druggist's for to
cents. If he hasn't it, send us tha
money snd we will send you tha -treatment
at on-f by mall, in ..plain sealed
parks e- , . - ' - t
. Send your name and address at once
for a trial of this marvelous quick, sure'
enra. Address Pyramid Drtig Co., ttfX
Pyramid Building, Marshall, Mich. t I
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Togs for men cvcryxonccivablc article of wear f
requisite to a complete wardrobe, in the great
,, est; range of attractive styles. Besides ouneyer
sound value-giving, prices we offer two stun-
-ning specials for a few days. . v
In plain Blues, Tana and Fancy'
Stripe dark effects only. These
Shirts are splendidjraluet "f,C
.IScSpeciaL-eachx;! t,
: Neckwear
An endless variety of Fine - Neck-
wear of design and 'shapes particu"
larly adapted to summer wear. Spe
cial line of Baratheas and Crepes
' in all the new 1 ' "CH
plain colors r. V7.4rr.V .TT7 J JC
where it wllr Immediately -be loaded on
tessels for the orient.
The flour will go into the msrkets of
Japan. China and Manchuria and -carries
tha name of Pendleton to people who
are becoming ' more and more .regular
consumers of American products.- Some
of this shipment of .Pendleton flour
will find its way "from the seaports of
Which one do you wanttThe firsUs so much better thaiuthe, secondthere can bm
butr one-xhoice-and yet-how-many people-court trouble by sticking to coalr wood,- ashes,
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U. , v ) Net Per 1C00 Cubic
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-NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERING OR CONNECTING
, ';..'.-- WATER HEATERS PURCHASED
White. Dropstitch Combed Balbrig
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Special at,
rper garment'
Fine Silk Lisles and Lace Effects
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-"stripes and embroidered, wide fang
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j-Ohlna into tha far interior
-which
points It win b carried by the Chinese
Junke r river boats which ply on all
tha streams of tha Interior .xtr.
1 in 1 1 -, ' ,
: ' Horses at Auction.
- Auction sale of' horses-tomorrow at
Irvington track 10 a. m.. rain or shine.
TELEPHOIJC miVATE EXCHAKGE 25
,40c
i .?. av i
Half Hose
in the Northwest.
Chicago, May 1. The stockholders of
the Diamond Match company at a spe
cial . meeting held today voted to In
crease the capital stock from $le.ao,0AS
to IIS.000,000. The additional capital
will be used for adding to the machinery
facilities and for-the liquidation of a
debt - - .. -r -: :
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