The Oregon daily journal., February 10, 1907, Page 15, Image 15

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10. 1S07.
CHINESE TIRE OF A
NOISY NEW YEAR'S
Or HIGHEST
DAY
QUALITY
Whereat One Thousand Dollars' Worth of Firecracker Wat Once
Set Off In One Long Fusilade, That Sum Will Cover the
Total Expense for Firecrackers This Year". ; ; ,
Chinese New Tr' tn HOT proratee
th quietest celebration Portland has
aeen elnce her raw beginnings. Amsrl
canlied Cbtneae are losing their respect
for the time honored festival Moreover,
they are crowing tired of spending their
money foolishly on firecrackers. While
they will celebrate the new year in
mild and pleasant way,-the prodigality
of past years will not be evident, so the
Chinese themselves declare.- - -,-
Fifteen or to years ago as high as
$20,000 worth of firecrackers a small
fortune were exploded during the IS
days of the heathen festival. Some
tlmea es many as 11,000' worth were
ebot off at one time. . This year promt
nent Mongolian merchants sy that not
more than tl.oOO worth of crackers will
be used altogether. , .. -
Chinese New Tears begins on Febru
ary it and, by the provisions of a spe
cial ordinance passed by the council,
crackers may be exploded from 5 to S
o'clock In the morning anTfrom J to I
In the evening, except on Sundays, when
no noise will be allowed. .. - t .
AID DEVELOPMENT
OF
OREGON
Geological Surve of the State
" Would Help Projects of
4 Y Many Kinds.
GOVERNMENT OFFERS
SERVICES OF ITS EXPERTS
Representative Eaton's Bill Provide
-:: t or Appropriation -; Sufficient to
Continue) Important AVorav -Prog-resa
of Great Regions at StakeV "
Development of the resources of Ore
gon Is affected by the fate of house
.bill number tSl, Introduced by, Rep re
entatlv Eaton, and men who are ac
tively Interested la development work
' along nearly all llnea are In favor of its
passage. The bill provides for going
on with the geological survey of the
state, and tha completion of a set of
'maps known as "quadrangles."
' ' Toward that end the state has been
cooperating with the United States geo-
logical survey each arm of tne govern
ment spending an equal amount. Nearly
all eastern states have long since com
pleted tuelr quadrangles, or are now
carrying them on In this manner, and
, Oregon 4s one of - tha last toaecure the
valuable adjuncts to development.
; '- Heretofore (he state baa appropriated
, annually $1,600 for topographic and
12.100 for hydrograpble survey work.
These amounts have not been, sufficient
.to push the work as .fast as It should
be carried on.
' Oet Services of xperts.
. The rapid growth of the sUte hat
outstripped the meager provision .made
Tor assistance mt the development work
The bill now before the legislature pro
rides for II. too annually for topo
graphic surveys and tMOO annually for
hydrographlo surveys, -with the . pro-
lslon that the united mates govern
ment shall advance like amounts to co-
f The work of the expert engineers ln
. elude .the Investigation of underground
water and their application to practl
,cal use of tha Inhabitant.
; Such maps are almost Indispensable
-i- Free-
The new year, nowever, mean con
siderably more to the Chinaman than
simply the exploding of a few araekere.
Most Important of all. It means thst he I
must pay his debts, and vice versa, that
his debtors must settle. Chinamen who
cannot pay an meir anois vy me new
year feel themselves In disgrace. . But,
contrary to a popular belief, they are
net marked for any sporlal persecution
on the part of their countrymen. They
simply miss thslr holidays, work on and
hope to be square with' the world when
the next year rolls around.
There is no highbinder work, no black
mailing, no deadly feuds during Chinese
New Year's. Enemies speak as they
pass by and all are friends. Those who
have houses keep open house for friend
and foe alike Roast , pig and all the
popular Celestial delicacies are passed
out with a profuse hand. Chinamen who
do not have houses spend their money
freely. None work except those whose
business makes it absolutely necessary.
shdasfdr gambling, no police, forcel
can prevent gambling during -Ctyoese
New Year. '.. ,:. . -. '
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In the consideration of any preparatory
work for .railway, mixing. Irrigation or
other project calculated to bring ma
terial benefits to the state and Its peo
ple, and Increase the wealth and ta
valuation The area of the state Is
M.010 square miles, of which 1.800
square mile have already been sur
veyed by the United SUte government,
and 10,000 square miles are still to b
surveyed. . The maps, a fast a com
pleted, are published under the Joint
auspice of the state and national" gov
ernments, and are to be obtained b;
anyone on application to the Unite'
State geological survey at Washington,
D. C and payment Of the nominal price
of i cents per sheet. '
', 'Hal JPermanent Kark. '"""""'"
i On thee topographic map are shown
the positions . of streams, lake and
swamps, puhll and private roads, rail
roads, towns and important object,'
such a house In their correct position
The map also Indicate . Jdundarles of
counties and the positions of the United
State land -line where nt 1 possible
to recover them.
. A permanent monument oflhlsur
vey there will be left at conspicuous
point throughout the state copper boats
or bras tablet marking the exact
geodetic position of primary trlangu
lafJoa points. These furnish a perma-neot-keieton-tpon-"Whiehto
oxtend all
other surveys. Other permanent mark
Consisting of Iron posts, copper bolt oi
tablet are set-to mark elevations abov
sea.- level at points not more than lx1
mile apart. These serve as datum
points for further spirit level work, for
engineering Investigation and for such
publlo works oanals, watsr supply,
railway and other . publlo and private
survey. .. - . .
- The topographic map facilitate fhr
construction of highways, railroads and
Irrigation ' canals, since upon It avail
able routes and grades may be laid out.
To successfully undertake Irrigation the
available water supply that can be de
pended upon must be known and to de
termine this stream gaging for a. series
of year must be made.
- The state of Alabama, Michigan, Illi
nois. Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, New
R-York, North Carolina) Ohio, Pennsyl
vania. , West Virginia, Oklahoma and
California are already cooperating and
several other state will make -appropriation
for cooperation thl year.
fnlSSlfiCERS
MAKE ARREST
"Tongues ; of Fire" Members
Charge 'Disturbing Element
Outside Their Chapel. '
SuHerlnnFromPiles
; Unnecessary
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; Perfect, Quick and ralnles
.Remedy."
TOW cur tbt re rut -y
Ws offer you a trial package of the
Pyramid Pile Cur absolutely without
cost. There I enough in the sample to
give great relief. Do not hesitate, fear
tne- that It will barm you. . '
: Not only does the Pyramid Pile Cure
cure piles painlessly, but without lnoon-
ee-tha inieirupuQngiyour
business duties. It acts ss a healing
balm to the Irritated membrane of the
ectum, giving new lire to the deadened
lood vessels and causing the ulcerous
, condition to: pass away. Immediately
'.' noon starting to use the Pyramid Pile
, Cur the pttlent will ttnd the-onges--
tlon relieved and the swelling diminish
ing as well a the disappearance of that
awful senile of Itching. ,
! Head the record of thl wonderful
cure:
"I bought I boxes of Pyramid Pile
Cure Just before lesving the U. 8.- for
the P. I. lest Msy. I had as bad a case
of piles ss there could be. I suffered
' from plies since, the early spring of
. jjoo. I contracted ' the piles from a
rnlld ease of dysentery In Luson, P. I.,
' ' and carried them all around the Island.
"' China, J pain, and back home for 4
years. - 1 used all kinds of pile cures
known, but I could never get a cure or
. even a few hours' relief, till In March,
lo,- a friend gave me .the Pyramid
pile Cur and. It gave me Instant re
lief. I used I boxes all told and not a
visible lgn of Pile have t now. I
don't know how to begin to thank-you.
' 1 remain, your faithful believer tn
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this disagreeable, distracting, painful
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will be o greatly helped thst you will
continue to use this treatment until
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SPOIL PLAN OF MOB
Place Special "Tongue" Police
man Wounded tn Forehead, but
One Man i Locked Vp in Jail.
X natural sequel to the appointment
a special policemen of three fanatical
follower of the "Tongues of Fir'" colt
occurred shortly before 10 o'clock last
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Our Co-Operative Club Sale is now in active progress, and many a home
harr been-gladdened byestallationfhefur- beautiful pianos at an
unparalleled. price and upon terms that call for the most insignificant week
ly or monthly .paymentsTTr r r - -
; We will sell you a piano no w-nrmy one . of thirty famous makes at a
tremendous reduction from regular selling prices price i loweFWian thafat
which a 'good new warranted piano can ever again be obtained. 2 "
" We must get this accumulation of Surplus pianos off our hands quickly
' "more are on the road. ' NOW the time to buy. It will be well to at
- tend to this matter the first thing tomorrow, for our pianos are being rap
, ,idly distributed throughout the city and state. For full particulars call, phone
or write at once. .".'"' ';-:''.'.,
, ......'.. ;: - ' 'V ' ! : t-THE ' HOUSE 'OF . HIGHEST '. QUALITY ": ' . ' '
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New Number. 353 WASHINGTON STRLLT, Cor. Park
':Cr:V:.,": 1:- BIGGER, BUSIER AND BETTER THAN EVER; : T
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IRE POWER FOR
HEALTH EOARD
State Commission. Asks Control
' "of All Matters Relating to
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, . Purity of Foods. , .
SANITARY ENGINEER
IS ANOTHER REQUEST
Hoodlums Threaten to Raid iletnfrfLifaiittaUton Called to
I'nsaniUrjr Condition of Town In
Oregon Kugene Epidemic Men
tioned to Show Need of Eogiaeer.
. The state board of health In It sec
end biennial report just out. nrfes the
legislature to adopt. .prompt measures
to males effectual the. board law In the
nlaht In front of tha meetlnc nlace on. fo"oww particulars: i ne passes or an
... ... ' .. . . i f ffr-ltint nuarantlne law: the amwfnt.
Second street, near Main, when the trio
of peace vuardlans clashed with a crowd
of hoodlums and precipitated 'a com
bat which for time threatened to as
sume serious proportions.
tha result of the enonunUr George I d Iff exantjartcot the Jtate; and, to pass
Karlson, who elves hi occupation a
demonstrator, wss landed . in the city
prison by Special .Officer Miller and
Harper on a charge of refusing 'to move
on. The first-named rmembsr of .the
latest sdjunct to the police department
received deep, lacerated wound on the
forehead In the melee, but Harper es
caped unscathed.. Karlson wss brutally
choked by the Pentecostal policemen.
and. After beta- lqcked up-In tb city
prison he, suffered to such an ex tint
from hemorrhace of .the nose that the
city physician was called In to attend
him. . .
According to the statement of the
two specials a crowd of rough assem
bled outside of the mission and tn ad
dition to Indulging in loud and boister
ous talk rattled the doors of the meet
ing place to the greet annoyance of
worshipers. Brothers Miller and Har
per ordered the crowd to disperse, but
were met with a determined resistance,
--: Harper grabbed s. Karlaon and at
tempted, .o shove him smay, when the
other. In the crowd Interfered. A
pitched battle ensued In which Miller re
ceived tli cut over the eye snd Harper
was pummeled. Patrolman Wanlees ar
rived shortly sfter the fight started and
assisted In taking Ksrlson to the sta
tion. Karlsen declare that he took no part
In tb disturbance and wa knocked
down and choked by the apeolals. His
statement I In, a measure corroborated
by eye-witnesses snd his condition bear
out the truth of hi declaration.
. Ther were threat on the part of
the crowd to storm Uie mission, but the
presence of uniformed patrolmen pre
vented further hostilities. . , ,
ment of a state ianltary engineer, who
shall be attached to the state board of
health, to provide for the successful
treatment and- control of .tuberculosis
by the establishment of sanatoria In
more stringent laws requiring incor
porated towns and cities to provide ade
quate facilities lor the disposal or sew
age, .-, ,- -i . .. " - ;. ' ,
,. Too Inspection Vader Board. . . .
The report deals at length with the
subjeot f tuberculosis In dairy cows
and the indiscriminate sal of - dairy
products from tubercular animal. The
repert strongly trre-e that all matters
relating to the purity of food stuffs of
" BTEADV 1IAXD
A Bargeo' at Shonlt 8 th riraa-
"' t of AU.
' 'Tor fifteen years I hav -suffered
from Insomnia, - Inafgestlon and ner
vousness ss a result of coffee drink
ing," said a surgeon th other dsy.
"Th dyspepsia became so bad that
I had to limit myself, to one cup at
breakfast. Kven thl caused me to
lose my food soon after I ate It. .
AU the attendant symptoms of Indi
gestion, such aa heart burn, palpitation
water brash, wakefulness or disturbed
leap, bad taat In the mouth, nervous
ness, etc., were present to such a de
gree a to Incapacitate . m for my
practice es a surgeon. , . .
The result of leaving off coffee and
drinking Posture. .Was simply marvel
ous. Th ehang wa wrought forth
with, my hand steadied end my normal
condition of health was restored."
Name given by rostum Co.. Battle
Creek. Mlrh. "There- a reason." Read
the famous little book, Tb Road to
Well vl lie." in okas. " ,
all kind, whether animal or otherwise,
be placed directly under the supervision
of the sute board of health.
The duties of the proposed sanitary
engineer are defined to be: The approval
of all plans for the construction of pub
lic buildings, so far as their sanitation
Is concerned, and to approve all water
or sewer systems before. they shall be
Installed by any town or city. . . .
Bexnedy Bad Sewage Bvil.
The typhoid epidemic at Eugene In
the early part of last year Is discussed at
some length. Attention Is called to the
Inadequate sewerage 'facilities In the
towns of Boutheaatern Oregon and sug
gestions mad for the, remedying of th
evil.
A comprehensive mortuary table of
the "entire atate covering general .dis
ease la presented. During the past
year 1i person are ahown to hav died
In Multnomah- county of typhoid fever,
St from diphtheria, 101 from cancer of
th organs, 125 from organic, disease of
the heart and 135 from tuberculosis.
THE JAIL ROBBER
Negro Lawyer Frankly Admit Some
' Queer Accomplishment.
Down in th mountain of West Vir
ginia, in th heart of the coal and coke
district Jives James Knox Smith,
negro lawyer. His professional card
reads follows:
"Compliment of James Rnos Smith,
Lawyer and Jail Robber. Practice in alt
th Court of Virginia. Keystone. Mc
Dowell county. West . Virginia. I de
light in defending th poor and those
WbomIbclly tob Innocent when my
fees are secured." My mptto Is Quick
Collection Upon all Claim snd Prompt
Remittance Made In 'Cold Blood. The
Bible to prove all things and hold fast
to that which.. Is good Therefore,
Brethren, seek me early as your coun
sellor, for know y thnt even th right
eous cannot be saved without ant advo
cate."
Th reverse side of this appeal for
clients contain a cut showing th gen
uinely African features of the jail rob
ber, together with a copy of a eulogls-
tio article about him from a newspaper,
which calls him a "horned orator, I
marvel In style and a gealal, courteous
gentleman.
He call himself ll robber because
of hi aucres in defending his client
say th New Tork Sun. In pleading
to Juiiea in behalf of his colored broth
er he refer to them only' as "poor
niggers,", and pray for acquittal or
leniency mainly on th ground of their
ignorane and poverty. He ha a prac
tice among both black and white and
carries himself with great dignity.
He has a glass eye. which come In
very handily a a tear producer in hi
eloquent flights of appeal for some un
fortunate defendant. HI services as a
Republican spellbinder are constantly
In demand, and It Is related that on one
occasion, while making pcbe In Old
Virginia, hi remark were so offensive
to the white people that they sent out
searching party to capture him.
Then it wa that th slipping out of
th artificial optlo stood him -is good
stead. . His captors were positive that
tha. man. they, had: been pursuing had
two eyes and was not nearly so pomp
ous s thl colored gentleman, and Uiey
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That' on of th mottoes of our offto.
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Gold, Fillings, regular $3.00 aire,
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Gold Fillings, -regular $4.00 size.
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Celluloid' Plate, double - riveted
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