The Oregon daily journal., May 05, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

THE OREGON -DAILY '-JOURNAL', 'PORTLAND. SATURDAY. -EVENING," MAY 5; ' lSOo.
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, f Picture , Shows a Scene of the Theatre District, Looking Down Market Street. v ;
V1" Photograph; Show Remnants' Left of -the Great; Rial tp Building; ' X: i
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- Nt-lfaif yprcsaws Sati8factionar-Work Dons by ThefoTrT
; ; y. Charge, and Says That thrStater Has Done Well irt Every -
flace Where Worlc Money 'or1 Help' Was NeededV-'-- - -
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,."..itVoi journal Uttf jrtirrMjnndMit.l"'' - . ocjctjt.siitork,.; Pr..- Ucvl'ie of i th-Red
arrived '! Sun Francisco Thurtday JfrtjltjccwUfc W-DIVlna wHl lo- co-
-ih reIlf'ltyation afd today gave out
the.' following: Interview to a Journal
representative ' "
'"Iii 'iV estimation thr"worlr la pf
' i creealngr moi( aatlpfactorlly. brlnn re
duced to. a syatemaUa baala. . .Placing
the work of distribution under the mil I-
tarjr -and RH Crosa-onlrot -p- wise
-- .' Procedure! The prelim Inarjr-efforts'. will
f food and tht next atep wlll be to pro-
i . cure employment for refugees. Thone
who lost their homes and modpsf earri-
t Inge will be sided sp as to enable them
to net alone ,
-Xiie- individual .work will cease toi
day. dnd: a . genoral schnio. will be
adopted by the combining of the forr-os,
" which will serve .to reach "better rosultH.
, Major vUuv&l, quartermaster, .and Dr
levlne. heart of the Ked Cross, will bo
-i'in harge of-Toprf suppllfi.. All'OreaTmcftndltlon. ...Mayor fcihmlts . Hns proven
htmseir levei-tteaoed pnd capable in
nwirv dnrK 1 i ' ' 1
ilenatloiisiUould be shipped direct to
tliim,
CrK aod: MaJwMvaJ,. will .., :.catobii4h.
icatiorantg lier mil will besejryesl
operate- wrth' th. board of education In
continuing: in tenta the 412 'classes of
school -children which . weTe i lost .'Bad
the 600 classes which were saved. ; r
"Mr. Curtis of Waablnglon. District
of Columbia., head of the .woman's: di
vision of the tied Cross society, displays
great executive ability In ' the work
placed. -in, her eharge.JlMLCu.rtl came
with credentials from President Itooso-
iiu.ui .vr.n.b i..ihn i vclt and- the secretary of wr . . 1
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The' work accomplished by the Ore
gon relief committee under the dlrc-tlr:fMraT-Marlm-.-McTaots-deserr
lng of the highest pralBe.- -ia .
. -Dr.. Carll. stationed at the Orlfgon
hosprralr-Dri Mackenat. at the Ilarhor
View, -and- Ir. ,Kqul. at the Presidio,
have done most excellent 'work. ;
" "TTttm convinced that Cenerar"lruiis
ton s prompt action In the 'patsHtmplm
aided materially in preventing a chaotic
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Effects of the Terrtfie N Upheaval of the Earth In Van Ness Avenue.
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.Representatives .of Allied Cbmpanies" off Combine 'Spend
- i in Private1 Car and Promise A II Structural' Iron Work Need ;
imiXr ed ior ilmmediate iQeiv ery Credit 1st xtended.? :
,Ban Jftanclseo.yMay a.-r-Hlx men,rep?,
reaCnflhg air the allied companies of the
stfcel trust, arrived here from the eat
.Tuesday. ... The - party, assembled at Chi
cago: within, a weekafter the .fire 'and-
I started for Ban Francisco In a -private
car. ,in tn . yards jor -the American
Bteel & .Wiro Co., at Sixteenth and. Poi
son, streets .they are camping. Jn.Jhat
car, an oasis , of luxury in the- desert
ofr ruins. .T r-;,.. r-:-i'r(. :i riid&::.
The steel men bring news that atruc
tural steel, will be furnished 8an Fran-
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clsco- for the next thrtte years as fast - '
as., aecdedi t aster tltameajtr be -rf-reted
together, for frames , of . the ..buildings
already '.planned. ,- More .than that, the ..
steel j truat promises too.--r.CeaMta oii
past buainess' will "be extended, and .
payment of .? new. orders v may - ba de
fetred .' to the- longest ' llnilt ; to-' which
individual builders' are legitimately n-
titled." ' - ".' :: '
' This- offJcia1! statement was rlejirut
by.-vtrM.;!sitorVTheyiBteirfa - that
Callfornians'- do - not '.rrallxe 'the"", eaor-.' :.
motis damage' sustained, rv. .."-m -r. ; '
killed by tha militia,, the reports have
been' greatly . axaggerated.'-'i-,-----i-'''".4.;-
f-.-!rr. - Calvttt has '. shown" himself a
genius in handling the congested traveL.
TB. ,'H. Karrlman will remain in San
Francisco Indeflnltety,, taking an active
part in the resuscitation of the business
life of tha city, r, r .r .7-r ---- - -
Jefferson v Myers has put In a great
deal of time looking up and aiding un
fortunates, -In i. fact Oregon- has done
well- In every-place- where work. "money
as help i on requlied." :
Ralph C, Clyde. N. H. Robinson, wife
and baby and William Charlesworth, all
from PortTandL'ha'va rlglbtered at Tha
UPttrrta I '''omcswjt Uoae. people-wera -In -
San . rauclaco at the time of tha fira
snd lofit ah their. poaaesalonaJChey a re
now camping' In Jefferson . park,. Saa
Franciaco.j. ...j.a.-la c-'-i,-- .'Ji..... - ',
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, (SDeetiCl DUsatcfe te Tbe-JeersaLk - " -'
Chehalls, May 6.-r-Hubert Harper, wh-
has been, In the county. Jail aver since
November charged with stahblnr -W. H. -Tiwrence.
was released on bail thisf
week. J. A.Veness and O. W. -Vanaa;
of Wlnlock going on the ball.. , i -.i-"'.
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The Photographer Stood at' the Feriy.Turnstile and Pointed His Camera Upmarket Street When He T90I1 : This Remarkable, Pidure. Persons Tamiliar With San Francisco SfVill Fail to Recognita This View of What Was J Once - tha L
' " Avenue of the Metropolis of the West. On the teft Are the Ruins of the Great Smith Cash Store. ''and on the Right What Is Left of the Recent New Buildings jFrom :Which'the; .1 Ships Drew the Supplies. - Refugees Are' Seen Hurry:.--1
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