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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1007.
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FOR THE PRESEfIT
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East Glisan Remortstrators Win
, t.
., Out Before the Street -
. Committee. '
X LOSERS DECLARE THEY
WOULD GET NO BENEFIT
Montavllla Out In Force 'at City Hall,
: ' but Property-Owners Farther
' West on Street Get Petition Re
' referred: l" ' .; '-''' '
; All th men and woman that Monta
villa, could spare- from their Jbuslness
and domestic duties flocked over to the
city ball yesterday afternoon ,to remon
, strata before tbe "street committee
.against tha Improvement of .East Qlisan
street ' from Grand avenue to the east
', arn city boundary. ' There were also
some petitioners In 'the Catherine-.' The
remonstrants, however, held the strong
hand, and they succeeded In having the
- vivuuauc, iv leierrvo. "
For the petitioners, C. B. - Dloklason
sld his clients were willing to reduce
the dls.ance from Grand avenue to East
IvreUta -street. He said the street was
..designed for business purposes.
' For the remonstrants. Attorney Jet
freys said that the granting of the pe
nnon would cause the removal of 15
homes snd tlamsges would be heavy.
Mr. Jeffreys retold the story of the
widening of . the strea t. ' His clients
wera willing -to have the street im
proved to the width of (0 feet, but they
did not want an 10-foot street, whibh
would deprl- them of land and give
them no benefit ' All thai property
would be taken from'' the small holdera
1 present street would accommodate
traflle for years. . . r
, Charles F. Lord, as attorney for other
property-owners, said that the laying
of a bltnllthlo lavement was proposed.
This' woulC' mean the confiscation of
property. - From Bast Tweaty-eigRTh
street to East Thirty -Third street
the homes were built by working men.'
Borne would have to be moved back; IS
feet from the proposed Una Several
would have their' sidewalks , moved to
their front doors. Two stores would
have to be moved back 10 feet.-. Twen
ty feet would have to ba taken 'off the
north side of the street. - The oost of
moving the bouses back from the pro
posed street- line would be about 1600
each, but the store buildings would have
to bo torn down. The owners of the
mall kniHM nnt vlnK 'V
The committee took the matter under
. advisement and will probably make a
report to the next meeting of the coun
cil. ' . ' f , . ;
SHEPHERD TOSSED COIN AN6 '
DECIDED NOT TO RUN FOR MAYOR
''-.''.',.
To Mayor Lane and several other lis
teners, ex-Councllman Oeorge B. Shep
herd told the reason why he had decided
not to enter the primaries as a candi
date for the mayoralty nomination.
'It Is because be believes In luck.
"I tossed up a coin," said the humor
ist, "and when It was In the air I called,
"heads I win, tails I lose.' The con
founded thing came down tails. I have
forgotten the nationality of the coin,
but X believe It must have been of for
eign Iraki' Anyhow, it did not turn
up right" '
r "A little thing like that shouldn't dis
courage you," said the mayor.
"I believe In luck," said Shepherd.
"A few years ago the doctors told me
to go to the mountains. I wasn't cer
tain whether I ehoald go to the moun
tains or to sea. I threw up a 15-plece
and called heads .for the sea and tails
for the high plsoes. Ths sea won and
I mads a voyage around the world as a
sailor. I. came back weighing 10 pounds
more than I aver weighed In my Ufa
If I bad cons to the mountains It Is
nine chances out of ten, according to
the flip of the coin, that Mount Hood or
soma other mountain that I was neigh
bor to would have blown Its head off,
and I wouldn't be here to tell the story.
There is a whole lot in the toss of the
coin." .. .
LA
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. ", Your Outing Suit.
You, will certainly follow suit If you.
sea some of our patterns for this years
vacation suits. - The sack suit Is still
first In the list of appropriate outing
sulta ; We will make an outing suit , to
your order at a most reasonable price.
J. C Bchmefer C- Rooms 14 and 11;
Raleigh building. Sixth and- Washing
ton atreeta-, , . ;' . w-,..
KERRIGAN PROTESTS ACT
. OF SPOKANE REFEREE
v':'.:-;
In LastNlgftt's Inter-Club Con
tests,' Rusk Makes Peculiar
ry- RulIngrAgalnsrJohnson. ;
(SpeeUt Dtopatek e Tie JeentaLt
Spokane, Wash.. April It. Ths Spo
kane athletes won last night's Inter
club boxthg and wrestling 'tournament
from ths .Multnomah cUib athletes of
Portland. Walsh was Che only winner
for the visitors, having received the
gold medal in the 1H -pound boxing
class by putting up better all-around
contest than his opponent CreeL The
men boxed four. rounds. ,.'"
There waa a general mix-up when
Kann was awarded the decision ovsr
Johnson of Multnomah in their wrest
ling -bout Referee Rusk disqualified
Johnson for refusing to let go an alleged
strangle bold. The truth of the matter
was that Johnson had his- man going
whan Bulllvant of ths Bpokan club
Jumped Into the ring- and Interfered
with the wrestlers, claiming a : foul,
which,' the referee' allowed. Herbert
Kerrigan of Multnomah -waa present
and protested the decision. :.
Dranga of M. A. A. C lost the de
cision 'to Parsons of 8. A. A. C la their
l-pound bout Parsons mads a much
better, showing than in hie previous
meeting and while being somewhat dis
turbed In the opening round, put it all
over Parson In the third round.' The
referee, however, gaVe the medal to the
Spokane maa. ..-..,.', .
Columbia defeated; -:
BY HIGH SCHOOLERS
In their first meeting of the year on
the diamond i yesterday, the- Portland
high school team defeated Columbia
university by the score of t to . Locks
of Columbia showed that ha waa a star
pitcher. . The scorer: . . ', . - I
:.H-r COLUMBIA. : ',"
" ' '": "' - ' '- aE r. h. po. a. k.
Porterfleld. sa ,V . 0 I 4 ,t
O. Moore, e 4 1 , f 10
Campbell, lb. 4 0 T t
Dookstader, lb. ..... 4 S I II ,0 0
Da via lb. ........... 4 a SSI
O'Brien, rf.. ..-...,,.. 4 . ' t :
Welegerber, "at v..... I ' 0 ,
hi
. - Fref erred, snoak Oanaed Oeoda. ;' . 1
' Allen A Lewls"Beet Brand, v " ,
OAKS PLACED .
ON BOYCOTT LIST
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Reaoli - it Tnree Weeka ' Inveatiga-
- tlon Ty Commktea From the '
: .' Federated Trades Council. '
The Oaks amusement resort
placed on the unfair list of ths Port-tend-'-
Federated Trades Council ' last
alghti - It '-will remain under the ban
until such time as the Portland Railway,'-Ugh
, Power company makes
peace with the1 local branch of the
Amalgamated Street Elsctrlo ' Em
ployee of America.
. , The council, took action only, after
a three weeks'. Investigation of a. com
mittee Into the connection of the resort
with the railway - company, it waa
ascertained that though the Oaks Is
owned by the corporation. It la con
ducted under a lease by another party,
who sells concessions to others who are
not connected with the railway concern.
Nevertheless, ths council voted the boy.
tott the grounds being that the chief
revenue comes from the farea to and
from the plaoa and . that to prevent
worklngtn en from visiting the resort
many thousands of dollars a year would
be taken from the profits of ha com-
neny. ' .
. uanlutlnn waa introduced - taking
Swajue with The Journal because of the
I a WW MUM III.
stena w"i "
Wagnon ''free water" amendment .The
resolution was adopted. . ;
Totals , It . I 14 II
'.:w-v4 iiuh school. . .'.'.
d: , -.r.v. ar.r. h. pp. a. m
jnoore, jo. ...;,...... i n li f
Hughes, If. I r1 I
Newell,' a M.. 4 I
Oakea, Sb. .,4. t . 9
MoAlpla, et ..T..... I a
Jameson, sa . t 0
Deady, lb.
Wang. rf. ........... 1 e
Word, p. -
PREPARING TO ' INVADE
: ClEARl'ATER -COOSTRy
Harrlman-Milwaukee Combina
tion File Rlght-of Way Plais 1
at"LewIston.
- (gpeeUI .Dtepateh te Ta JoeraaL)
Lewlaton, Idaho, April It. Tbe Ore
gon Railroad 4c Navigation company, for
ths Union Pacific, yssterday filed In thla
city the plats of its right of, way from
the mouth of Lapwal creek, II miles
above Lewlaton, to the west sdgs of tbs
BHter Root forest 'reserve, a distance of
approximately' Tt mllea. This right of
way follows the ' south bank of the
Clearwater river, and-would give the
Union Pacific-Chicago. Mllwauklo 4k St
Paul . combination. If constructed, ths
shortest 11ns between Mississippi river
points and the Pacific ocean.
a Nine years ago he great cost of con
struction In the Clearwater . country
drove the Northern Paolflo and the
Union - Pacific, then : Just . Intrenching
themselves In ths northwest Into
"gentlemen's agreement" whereby
neither was to touch this field, both of
them recognising Its immenae Import
ance strategically and the ultimate fact
that, they would have to use It at soms
time in the future. This agreement ex
plred some time ago, snd the original
surveys or. the Union Pacific, with al
terations made by ; another engineer In
a new survey, were filed here yesterday.
The entrance of the Chicago North
western Into the northwest and the pos
sibility that ths Burlington may desire
to operate Its own route from Billings,
Montana, to ths Pacific by- way of Ixlo
pass and thaClearwater valley, has
driven the Haniman Interests and ths
Milwaukee to strengthen their hold on
this field and to seriously contemplate
the quick construction of this line.,
FIRST UNDERTAKER
; ! OR PORTLAND DEAD
OIIO
DECAUSE
ENGINES BLOCKED
Houses on Mill Street Inacces
sible to Fire Apparatus -Open-Ing
Re-referred to Viewers.
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Totals
............II 1 I 17 It
. SUMMART. - J ': '---
, Two-base hit Moore.1 Bases on bails
Off Locke, i; off Word, t. Struck out
By Locke. 1; .by Word, 4.- Left on
oases Columbia, ; High School. IS.
Double play Jameeon to Oakea. Wild
pltchee Locke t. Word 1. Hit by
piicnert-OTierneia. Time or game
One hour and to mlnutea Umpire
Rankin. -
COLUMBIA'S BIG MEET i
WILL BE HELD TODAY
The big Indoor meet at Columbia uni
versity la on this afternoon In- Colum
bla'a magnificent coliseum. Arrange
ments have been perfected for tbe hand'
jlng of a large crowd of spectators, ss
many. will attsnd t the anticipation of
witnessing soms of the records smashed.
Ths entry list Is ths largest In the
history pf Columbia. This Is tha fourth
annual track, and field meet that. Co
lumbia, has held. ' - . f
PUGILIST JOHNSON TO
MARRY WHITE HEIRESS
(Joe rati gperlal Service.)
San Pranclseo, April It. Australian
advices here today say that Jack John
son, the negro pugilist - Is going - to
marry a wealthy white girl of Australia
.
..Positive r r'-Q
A soda cracker shbuld be the most .nutri
tious and wholesome of all foods m&de :
from wheat : . ' v ' .
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Comparative
But ordinary soda crackers absorb moist
ure, collect dust and become stale and
soggy long before .they reach your table. v
There is however, one.
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Superlative r
oda cracker at once so pure, so clean, so
crisp and nourishing that it stands alone '
in its supreme excellence the name is
John ; Ewry, Portland's " first under
taker and a pioneer of 1151, died sud
denly at hla home In Woodstock yester
day afternoon, April II, after aa Illness
of but a few hours. He arose In the
monflng la perfect health but waa
stricken with paralysis about T;!0,
from which he never recovered. 'Ha had
suffered- two strokes previously, one? In
November and one In September of last
jraar..,.,..,si.- ' , '.',!-' '.
Mr. Ewry waa bora tn Indiana, July
tl. 1II1.-, In 186S bo crossed the plains
with an ox team, settling at once . In
Portland.' then a email trading post of
100 peopla r Forty-nine years ago be
started an undertaking establishment
at Seoond and Washington-streets and
continued In business for tl years, re
tiring tt years-ago. 'Hot had lived on
bis . place at Woodstock almost con
tinuously since that time, f K,
John Ewry waa a veteran of the In
dian wars of 1155-s, serving at Tbe
Dalles aa an Orsgon volunteer. He Is
survived by hla widow and three chil
dren. Miss, Annie Ewry. Qeorga T. Ewry
and Frank Ewry. ; ,
MORAL WAVE ROLLING
, .TOWARD-BALLARD COPS
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' (Kpeelat tM.peteh te The JearaaL) - '
Seattle, April 11. A sweeping Inves
tigation of the Ballard police depart
ment la likely to ba the result of the
dlsoovsry of a 14-year-old girl In the
Monte Carlo saloon, a notorious resort,
of tha shingle suburb. The pro
prietors of . the resort, ; It Is
believed, ' will lose their license.
Tbe police are mads the objects of sen
sational charges by Mra Nettle glmon-
ton. tne motner or uie girt, uusaie ie
She says a member of the force oar
to her home, told her a subpoena had
been issued for the arrest or the girl,
end that - she had better leave town.
When the girl aald aha had no money
the policeman Is alleged to have assured
her that, funds would be furnished her.
Owing to thenumber of houses .that
wduld have to ba removed, 'the council
committee on streets decided, yesterday
to make aa investigation before rec
ommending the opening of Mill street.
A petition had been presented for the
extension of tbe street from Chapman
street west and . Thomas Jones spoke
In faVor of it 3 Hs said that vehicles
cannot pass . ovsr the street and sev
eral houses were "destroped by fire be
cause - the department could not reach
the scene. Tha engines, ha said, , sunk
to their nuns In mud. , .
Henry W. Pries said tha extension
would ruin a number of small property
owaera One man had ' been allowed
only 150 damagea .To remove bis
house .andbulld.a newf oundatlon hs
would have to pay 1700.
Milton W. Smith aald. that tha two
blocks proposed to be Improved would
oost the city tT.OOe. Five housea would
bava to be removed. He saw no neces
sity for ths Improvement. The matter
wee re-referred to the viewers.
Proceedings for the Improvement of
East Oak street from East Twenty-sec-and
to East Twenty-fourth were ordered
discontinued. A. O. Parrott aald that
when the improvement waa first pro
posed hs hsd given 'up 10 feet of his
property. Next , he waa assessed tl'
Then a private engineer came along
and, cut his property line down about
flva feet more.. Last, tha council or
dered the improvement, for which he
had already given sS feet of land, and
tl In cash, and cinched him for 1109
mora. .. .. .
Mr. i Parrott - thought It - waa about
time to protest.. He did so and tha com
mlttea decided that his complaint wai
Just, He savss 1100, but still hs 4s out
his tf feet of tend and his tit In cash
and- he has not got hla street Improve
ment. -
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"OLD MAiJ :
Seven of Dr. 1 D. Driver's Greet
' Lectures to Be Reproduced by
the Pacific fjhrlstian Advocate.
By special arrangement with Ir.
Driver The Pacific Christian Advocate
is tn a position to give tha friends and
subscribers of that paper an unprece
dented opportunity. Beginning with the
next laaue they will publish "Driver's
Be ven Great Lectures.? and SS a special
induoement they will ssnd the paper to
new subscribers from April X to-Jenn-
DENIES THAT HE HELD
GARRITZ WAS SHAMMING
- In tha Thursday Journal In connec
tion with the verdict of the Jury called
to inquire Into' the mental condition of
Peter Oarrlts. the young-mill worker
who shot and fatally wounded Anton
Groha, it Vms reported that Rev. O. E.
Cltna waa tha only cne of he II men
who contended that the defendant waa
shamming. The minister makee tne
following statement:
"The statement wss msde thst I. ons
of the Jurors, stubbornly oontsnded
against ths rest of ths Jury that the
defendant was shamming throughout. I
beg to say that the opposite of this
statement la true, and that at no time
did not I make such a contention, out
voted with the majority that Peter
Oarrlta la at tha pressnt time lnaaaa"
CRAZED JAPANESE
y LEAPS TO HIS DEATH
. Delirious from the lavages of typhoid
fever. J. Klda, a Japanese laborer. ' re
cently employed on the O. R. A N., who
bed been confined In Bt. Vincent's hos
pital since Wednesday, eluded ths vigi
lance of the nurses yesterday afternoon
and leaped through an open window to
hla death. . Klda feu a distance or
three stories and sustained injuries
which resulted fatally an hour later.
Coroner Flnley took charge - of the
remains and announces that aa tnqusst
wduld not be held. A post mortsm ex
amination shows that- Klda suffered a
broken arm from tha fall 'and death la
ittrlhuted to shock; .
"My
III sa Old Mother.
dear old mother, who
la now
Unoeda Biscuit
H nj ) moisturt proof packaz
NATIONAL E 15 QUIT COMPANY
' "Mnd Blockade la Wallowa.
inseelal diepatch te The Jeeraal.) " '
Enterprise, Or., April It. Ths' mer
chants of this place say that they have
over 150.000 worth of merchandise In
Elgin which cannot ba .moved on ac
count of the condition of the roads, and
that it will be three weeks before the
freighters can haul the goods to this
placa This winter has been aa excep
tionally bad one for getting freight Into
ths Wallowa valley. 's . - . .
PORTLAND AUTO CLUB
, " CHOOSES ITS OFFICERS
Tha Portland Automobile club dfree.
tora met last evening - and choee the
following officers for this year; Lewis
Russell, president r- Oeorge Klelser,
vice-president; Dr. Brown, treasurer,
snd W. F. Llpman. secretary. The new
members are Julius Meier, J. Sllverfleld,
H. B. Noble, Dr. Harry McKay. C J.
Catterlln. A. D. Perkins and i George
Blodgett.
Angela Hit tha Ball. 4 ,
. Jmal Daedal gervk-e.)
Los Angeles, April 'It. Tha .Angels
had their batting clothes on yesterday
and hammered out eight runa during the
engagement. .The score:
Los Angeles'....! l04t M0 t I
Oakland 1 0 1 0 0 t It I
Batteries Gray, Bergman and Hogan;
Reed, Reldy and Hackett; umpire. Per
rlne. '
eighty-three years old, thrives on Elec
tric Bitters," writes W. . Brnneon, of
Dii hi In. Oa. - "She has taken them fnr
about two years and enjoys an excellent
appetite, reeia sirnng ana Bleeps Well.
That's the way Electrio Bitters affect
the axed, and the same happy results
follosV In all cane of female weakneaa
and general debility. Weak, puny chil
dren., too. are greatly strengthened by
them. Guaranteed also for stomach,
liver and kidney troubles, by Red Cross
Pharmacy. . 60c. . . - .
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DR. L D. DRIVER.
sry 1, ltot, for Tl cents, or In clubs of
1 or more 10 cents, an offer never
equaled In- Journalism. . In all eases
subscriptions must be paid la advanoa
Ths Paclflo Christian Advocate for nine
month a for tha price of a six-months'
subscription, and tha seven great leo
turea free.
Here are soma of the opinions of ths
peopla and the press about Mr. Driver!
"The man who met Robert IngersolL
the great Infidel lecturer, and tore hla
argument to shreda Mrr Watt., the
greatest infidel lecturer of England,
came to Chicago to meet him and left
saying. There la no question Driver
cannot answer.' .
"I consider Dr.' Driver ' one of the
ablest men of the country." D. L
Moody.- -
The editor of a eollegs paper, "A Col
lege of Colleges," In his Introduction of
ths different . speakers at tha great
Moody conference, held. In lilt, baa this
to say of L D. Driver; .
"Dr. Driver csma before the confer
ence like a gladiator accustomed to ths I
arena .His mssterly sddreesss nyds a I
deep Impression, snd his wit. logfo and;
eloquence made him a general favorite. ,
The Bible in his nana ana on ma npa.
seemed to be Illuminated and many stu-,
dents nots - books , contained new
thoughts from blm on not a fsw pas-,
sages formerly ouncuii. ana nara to oe
nnderstood." . .. j- ...".'
The Advocate has many mora such
notices but they are too numerous to
publish. - - - "
It will ba wan to sunset-toe at onoe
so aa to ba sura and get all of the
copies containing hla lecture. . Address
all communications to Jennings urs
ham, 40 Commsrclsl building. .
WALLA WALLA-MILTON
CARS TO START MONDAY
(Bpeelil IHipetrk te Tbe Jaeraal.)
Walla Walla, Wash.. April IS. It la
probable thst Interurban eleotrlo serv
ice between Walla Walla and Milton,
Oregon, will start Monday morning. The
first car will leave at T o'clock, accord
ing to present plana Only one oar will
be placed on the run at present. - It will
leae Walla Walla every two hours dur-
Ing the dayT
41 mlnutea
Tha 11-mlle trip will take
' V The Mar Behind - .
The times Is tha man who doean't wear
L, C Bcheefer A Cc's clothes. Easter
la gone, but why not get a swell, natty
salt enyhowf - New stock coming tn all
tha time. , Keep up with the procession
and go to J. C. Schaefer A Co., Room 10,
Raleigh building. Sixth and Washington.
yieferreg steak Oaaaed Oooda.
AUaa A Lewis' Best' Brand. ; ....
Bfirf Sport Item.
Camp Ko. It. Woodmen of the World,
defeated camp No. It last night In a
tug-of-war competition. "Little" Bundr
and Edward Engle, two of Tom Tracer's
gymnasium boxed three rounds, ths
former, getting tha decision.
Edxar Frank Retumav '
Edgar Frank has returned from hlBiL
eastern trip. Frank repreaented Mult
nomah A. A. C. In ths national wrestling
tournament at Newark. N. J ...
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