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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 51, 1907.
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YOUNG ATHLETE SEIZES'
frlAN WHO DEFIED TOWN
SUFFRAGISTS
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT SMARTLY DRESSED MEN
WILL WEAR THIS SEASON, ASK BEN SELLING
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TO USE CAR,
jTwsnty-Ysar-Old M. J. 8neIIr Agent for Tlmbor Buyeri Hap
. pened Into Oakland, Oregon In Time Forcibly to Stop Tri-
umphant March of Bully Who ; Had Chased Officer.
Will Ask Veterans to Circulate
Petitions -Among the PrM
. '. ' leged Males.
M. J. Snail la at th Imperial hotel
" Bnell. th high school boy who took
.! th , relna of a-overaraent of a town
Into hla on hand and reatorad law
- 4 and order whlla tha town marahal waa
hiding la a cellar and tha town mayor
. waa quaking In hl own home.
' Oakland. Oregon, la tha nama of tha
nlac whera every one of tha 100 In-
t habltanta count M. J. Snail a hero.
I Bat -It la doubtful If a single ona of
! the Inhabitant knowa that Snail ta
(but 10 yaara of are and that ha hat
been out of high aehool only tour
month a. Thla,, hhwever, la a fact.
1 SneU'a homa la- la TJklah. California.
Four month aro ha waa a atudent In
'ona of , tha Berkeley preparatory
; achoola, , where ha dlatlngnlahed hlm
' self In football and boxing. He la a
. r broad-shouldered. baniloinaJ-.youth.-jOf
J, about 180 pound. , , .
a)a-Bfaa nna-Assnok. :
t ! During tha aarly part of laat week
' Bnell landed In Oakland aa agent for a
('timber buyer. Luckily for the people
'of that burg:, ha waa still In town on
I Thursday vcnlng when Bob Tapp, an
J ex-convlct, a notorloua bully and about
the worst all-around bad man In the
; state of Ore iron, went on a rem pace and
for throe houra terroiiaed tha, whole
; jommun1ty. .
' The 'trouble began when Tapp and his
Told father-in-law cot Into an alterca
i tlon In a ealoon. , Tapp beat up the old
I man with hi flats and then put him out
! entirely by soakln" htm on tha head
, with a billiard ball. Tha town marshal
, advanced to arrest Tapp, but tha latter
t "drew a dirk and chased the marahal
i. through tba street. ,
j Defies tka Tows,
1 Tha officer took refuse In tha cellar
- of hla own store, while Tapp went home,
: got his rifle, cocked It and marched
' through tho streeta threatening to kill
;;anybody and everybody, the town mar
, :shal and tha mayor In particular, and
DR. YENNEY DECLARES THERE HAS
. BEEN NO SPINAL MENINGITIS
Ther- it- no occasion "for unneces
sary alarm with reference to the con
tagion of spinal nentngltla, according
to Dr. Robert C.Tenney, secretary of
the state board of health. No oases
hav been discovered In Portland and
ther la no reason for uneasiness on the
subject; he says:
. Dr. Tenney I decidedly more opti
mistic than other physicians who have
stated their . views In regard to tha
situation. It waa feared, he says, that
a woman had died of the dreaded dis
ease and an examination waa held. It
was ascertained that, fear were un
founded, however, and no case of that
diseaa have been discovered in --this
city. - - r - -: I
0HI WELL, AN UMBRELLA WILL :
JUST SUIT THAT NEW CREATION
V,'- The sun set in a bias of golden
'glory last night and tha cnoon came
tip later In perfect radiance, silvering
the fleecy cloud that awept aoroaa the
!- sky before the cool evening breexe, 'and
i yet tha weather man says that we are
! have cloudy and rainy weather for
: Raster Sundsy. To th debutante and
'.the society women this la horrifying
'. news with a capital "H," but what th
' weather man aays goes, especially in
Portland.
i Aside from the danger that many
' pretty Easter gowns and bonnet may
be baptised in an old-fashioned Ore-
' con spring, tradition ha added even
' a deeper significance to a rainy Easter.
ter Sunday, rain will fall on th sue
seeding seven Sundsy. ,
Pimples Off
in e lve xmys
I The New Calcium Sulphide Trent-
. mnt Doe Wonder to - Ever
Kind of Skla KmpUon. ....
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1 Trial rackage Beat Free as rrer Is.
1 Ton don't want te wait forever and a
., dar to get rid of your pimple or other
akin eruptions. Ten want to get rid of
them right now. ' Next week yon may
f want to go somewhere where you
wouldn't like to have to take th pimple
alone v.
, Tou ean get no. or teen just in tun
; by Uklng Stuart' Calcium Wafer.
These wonderful little worker have
t cured bad bolla In three day, and aome
1 of th wont oe see of ekla diseases In
' week. . " ..." '
' - They contain as their main ingredt-
ent, the most thorough, quick and of
I feotiv blood cleanser knewn, ealolum
i sulphide.
j Remember thla, too, that moat pimple
treeAmeata- reek with poteen. And'ther
are miserably slow besides.
" Stuart Calcium wafer hare not a
t particle of poison in them. They are
, rre from -mercury, biting '. drug or
venomous oplntes. This Is sbsolutely
J guaranteed. They cannot do any harm
1 but tbay alwaya do good good tbet
you can eee In the mirror before your
2 eyes a few day after. '
f Don't be any longer humiliated by
J having n splotchy face. Don't havs
stranger sure at you, or allow - your
i friends to be eshamed of you becauae
of your face. . '
Tour blood make you what .you are.
Th men and women who forge ahead
j ere those with pur blood and pur
. ISMS.
Stuart's Calcium' Wafer will make
1 you happy because your fee will be a
welcome sight not only to yourself
- when yea look Into tb glaa. but to
everybody els -who know yon snd
talks with you. .
Ws want to prove to you thst
Stuart's Calcium Wafers are beyond
; doubt the best and qulrkest blood and
aain puriuer in me wonu so we win
send you a Tree sampi as soon as we
get your name and addresa. Send for It
today, aid then when you have tried the
amrle yea will not rest contented until
you have bought 10c boa at your
druggist's.
, fiend ns your name and address today
and w will at once send yon by mall
a eami1eparkg.' free. Adiirees P. A.
Ptuirt Cos. it Stusrl Bidg., Marshall,
alios. . . , .
daring anybody to take hlra.
, The mayor hurried homa and hid in a
cloeet, but a delegation -of prominent
citizen pulled hlra out and Insisted that
he do something. Tha mayor called on
the town marahal and ordered him to
act, but the town marahal aald he'd
rather not and emphasised his decision
by handing over hla star. Then the
mayor traveled about town looking for
a man brave enough to capture tha
naughty Bob Tapp. A hotel keeper ac
cepted the star, but Tapp leveled hla
gun at hun and tha hotel keeper quickly
cnangvo dm mino,
It was about this time that tha high
school football player from California
pat la aa appearance. SneU'a anger
waa aroused by bearing tho vile and
Indecent language the ex-convict waa
astlBg-4a-'top"'Ofl'-ecTn4
tended for the ears of tho women ana
shlldren
ear of the
-I don't like te butt tn." remarked
Snell. "but If the mayor wants to give
me tba authority. I'll tike that man.-'
The- mayor was Immediately all
Atsaofc
"When I get hold of him some of you
fellowa grab hla gun,'
Instructed thJ
youth. But when he approached the
bad man be saw that none of the "fel
lows" bad followed. i
. Tapp had hla gun cocked when Snell
made a lung for him, but the boy ha
tba tough In a deadlock before ha could
us his weapon. Tapp, who la not so
small hlraaelf, then drew his knife.
Snell twisted the gun out of the man
hands and wrenched the hand that held
the knife until the bully cried enough.
Then the high school boy hauled the
bad man to lull, received the Congrats
latlona and thanks of the assembled
townsmen and the Incident waa over.
T'm rlad I AMn't hava to kill him.1
said Snell, In telling the Vtory la
night.
"1 can see" no reason for' the fear
and alarm that this subject ha evi
dently aroused. h said. "Of course
a contagion of spinal meningitis would
be about a great a dlaaate aa eould
happen. Tha disease Is very fatal, per-
hapa 0 or si per cent of the case re
sulting n death. . . .
"The worst feature of It 1 the
location. The dlaease lodgea where it
Is next to impossible for a physician
to do anything for tha patient and It la
that that makes it so fatal.
.'"However, I see no reason why th
people of Portland or Indeed or Oregon
should be alarmed. I see no likelihood
of a contagion of that ort." -
Few of the aoclety women of Port
land who stayed up until a late hour
laat night having th dreaamaker put
on th last finishing touches to th
"oreatlon" that will danl all behold
era th wearer sweep down th
aisle behind the usher In hla Prince
Albert and gray trousers, with a bou-
tonniere in th aforesaid Prince Albert,
had a thought about "tha succeeding
seven Bundaya." but ah did think, and
strenuously, too. that if the weather
would not be Ideal today, ahe would be
distracted and out of sorts with the
world In general. Poor hubby, who bs
to foot the bills, had no. place In her
mind.
Another old saying Is to th effect
that an Easter gown which doe not
receive the finishing touches until
Sunday morning will leave the- wearer
an old maid ail tb rest or the year.
Horror! This In high falsetto.
y. n. c. ji. guests
: : KiLL HUNT EGGS
V.
For Half an Hour the Rooms at
Sixth and Oak Will Be
Scene of Lively Frolic. 1
- An nnnsnally interesting program ha
been arranged for the . "Sunday at
Home," from 4 to this after
noon at th T. W. C. A. rooms. Sixth
and Oak streets. Th feature of th
entertainment will be an egg hunt, from
4 to 4:10, in which all the member of
th association will tak part,
Mr. Walter Reed and Mr. Dora Zan
will provide for th occasion. An Inter,
estlng part of the program will be the
reading of "An Enster Story" by Mrs. I
-rramnDwanxoif. mibb i .rri a. hoi-
brook will deliver an address on "The
Living Christ."
CHARGED WITH TWO
CRIMINAL OPERATIONS
"(Speeta) 'IMnoatch to Tk Jnnrs1.)
Taroma, Wash., March 10. Oeorir
Howell Is under arrest here charred
with selling: medicines without havlns;
s certificate either as s pharmacist or
as - s licensed physician. He 1 also
char (red with havlns; performed -
criminal operation, th altered - victim
of which Is said to be drlna in South
Tacom. Should she die, th county
anthorltle aay, th charr will be
chanred to murder. Howell' house
keeper ws also arrested. A second
charre aratnst Howell of performlnr s
criminal operation I being; investl-
"aU,L a'
UBOR TROUBLES MADE
:.y:y HER TAKE MORPHINE
(Special Pfrpatr te 1 Jcrernell
Butts, Jnont, March 80. Mra. Nellie
Oleason, as-ed 17. while In a fit of
despondency this afternoon took s doae
of morphine. Bhe expired shortly after
her husband had found her unconscious
on her bed. Her denonndtncy Is thought
to have been Induced by th recent
labor difficulties.
THUS WOMEN AVOID
IMPERTINENT REMARKS
Member of Association --Discus
V Tbla nan-and 'Also Mistake of
Last Campaign, Whose Failure la
Laid to Eastern Method.
The Suffragist are quietly collecting
their force for their next straggle
against tha enemy, and the watchword
now seems to be, "Oo easy."
It la generally admitted by' the eon
tlngent that remains true to the state
association and attache itself unfalter
ingly to Mrs Abigail Scott Duhiwayji
leadership, that the fault of their hu
mlllatlng defeat laat year lay In their
too sealous effort. Mr. Dunlway at
tha Btat Suffrage association's meet
ing yesterday branched out Into the
subject more than: formerly and kept
her few devoted hearer eagerly in
terested. There was not a large at
tendance! there la not these dave. But
Mrs. Dunlway assured the faithful few
that It waa only when the campaign
waa on. anyway, that It waa possible to
rally many supporter. Tbl effectually
dispelled any doubt In the mind of
visitor that the small attendance waa
the result of the "row" that seemed to
split the association at the recent aleo-
tlon when Mra. Dunlway waa elected
president over the head of a member
representing the younger and more ag
gressive membership. . ,
Mra.. Dnalway Ttndloeto.
Mr. Dunlway declared yesterday that
there waa pee.ee in the rank and that
tha National Suffrage association, which
sent it repreeentatlvea her last year
to carry the campaign with a high hand.
bad acknowledged Ita mistake.
'They have acted splendidly," said
Mra. Dunlway, " and I have had lettere
from every on of th , leader saying
that they realised' that they had taken
the wrong method In arousing antag
onism. - They may have meant well, but
they cam her thinking th only way
to win woman'a auffrag waa to kick it
leader in the head. And they found out
differently."., v -
l Th association I planning to go to
work quietly thla time, getting signa
ture for Its petition. ' Tb member
hop to have all th money assured for
th expense of the campaign before It
la opened and they will not make publlo
their fight till the laat moment, for thy
do not wish "to beat up tb bushes and
stir up all th hoatll force."
Ball the O. A. B.
It was suggeated that in order to
avoid th rude remark that some of th
women enoountered laat year at th
handa of man when they entered their
office for el gnat urea, they should em
ploy Interested men to do th work.
Tha Grand- Army men are generally
friendly to the cause and carry dignity
with them, and they will probably be
asked to take up the task. All th work
of th laat campaign will be put behind
and forgotten, "for Oregon' men do
not wish to have s Gall Lsughlln argu
ment why-they ehould allow women to
vote Imported to them by easterners.'
A Stat Governmental Study associa
tion 'ha been organised - under Mr.
Dunlway' leadership for th study of
the state law snd will be liberally
patronised by euffreglsts. It i open
to men and women snd it la expected to
establish branches about th tst, Tb
member seem to think ther 1 actual
need for thla knowledge In view of
their coming victory. Mr. Dunlway la
president, Mlsa Helen - Spalding f lrat
vice-president, and, Mr., Henry Waldo
Coe second vice-president. ,
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HOLD SUNDAY SCHOOL-
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Workers of Multnomah County
Will Meet This Week in
Grace M. E. Church.
Th ' Multnomah county Sunday!
school convention will he held in thla
city durlnc th week. Thursday snd
Friday. April and I, are tho day
set apart for th ratherlnc, of Sunday
school worker which will tak place
at th Grace Methodist church. Twelfth
and - Taylor atreeta. Announcement
concemlnr the state convention will be
made which meets at Kus-ene, on June!
IT, II and II- Following- la th pro-
tram srranred for th meeting in thla
oltrt r
Thursday venlnir T:4B, sernn of
ong, led by Professor w. M. wllifcr;
I.-1S. .address. . "Character snd Charac
ter Building-." Rev. W. C. Merrltt In
ternational field worker., t -
Friday forenoon 1:10, devotion, led
by Mr. R. O. Patteraon: 10, addreas,
"The Teacher Opportunity." Rev. C A.
Phlppa, state field worker; 10:10, ad
dress, "Reselling- th Unreached," Rev.
John M. Ferguson; 11. address. "De
cision Day Methods,"" Rev. J. 'Whitcomb I
Rose Citr Park is, not
itself, butit affords a mapjiificcnt scope of scen
ery that is unequaled from any other point inv,
Portlands From any part of the addition yotl
can easily see Mounts llood, St. Helens, At!nm
and Rainier. MDver a hundred miles of the Cas
cade range is in sight all the time. Below arc to
be seen all the comfortable suburbs of the east
side, while almost the entire city of Portland is
within view. 'Away to the north is the Colum
bia River and the city of Vancouver; to the weft
is the Willamette and its gorgeous valley of ;
green; to the south is Mount Tabor; while on all-
.fides the eye feasts on a (profusion oHandscape ,
that is inspiring. . 1
HARTMAN &
Bankers Chamber of Commerc
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V ). :ti'k 7r3
Brougher. D. Z.: 11:10. address, "Th
Art of Teaehlnr.-' Rev. W. C. Merrltt
Friday afternoon I, devotions, led
by Mr. H. W. psvls, religious director
T. M- C A.: 1:10, addresa, 'Mens
Claases," Rev. H. N. Bmlth;!. "Next
Sunday's Primary Lesson Taught," by
Mr. A. H. Burkholder; 1:10, Round Ta
ble "Evanse! Day." led by Rev. J. V.
Mllllgan. U. D.; 4, Round Table "Sun
day School Grading," led by Professor
H. R. Steele; 4:10, business.
Friday .. evening T:46 rvie f
ong, led by Prof easor W. ' M. Wnder;
1:11, sddresa, "A Call to Berries"
WALLA WALLA FACTORY'S
- VOLUNTARY ADVANCE
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"Walls Walls, Wash, March II. Th
Gilbert Hunt Manufacturing company
or this city, who manufacture s thresh
ing machine, will make s voluntary ad
vance of 10 per cent In th ware of all
employ April 1. Th change 1 af
fected through overtime, a th men
will receive pay for 10 hour, work snd
only be required to work nine hour In
th future. Th company employ Tl
men snd th Inoraaa will sud 14.004 an
nually to th payroll. Th increased
eot of living to tho man I given
th reason for th change.
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