The Oregon daily journal., April 24, 1907, Page 17, Image 17

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 24, 1807.
Town Topics
TOoIOKT'S AXUIEXIXTI. . '
hhi.. "a gimm roi'
Riser Th. Prodlitl Bon.1
Knililr xhe Black Hand."
mu4 .,.,. VcndxTlll.
Bur ."The leu( ot tlx Din Klrt.."
wrw ..."Buewfiiu.'
Joseph Frlteche, well-known ce
ment contractor or Portland, died l
Dteilttn. Rmnnr. UiivK 11. Ha hid
fBSeen a, resident of this city for many
I years, and by thrift and food manage
ment had acquired a handsome com
petency. He left Portland last Septem
ber to spend the winter In southern Cal
Ifornla, and later . went to Qertnany.
Wakefield. Fries A Co., his local agents,
received notice yesterday of his death
at the home of his children in Dresden.
; The following- federal civil service ex
amlnatlons have been announoed for
Portland: Plant pathologist (male) May
' IS, salary 11,100 a year: assistant
physiologist (male) May 16. salary
U.eoO a year; scientific assistant In
veterinary loology, May II and II, sal
ary $1,000 a year. Applicants Can se
cure complete Information concerning
the examinations from Z. A. Leigh at
the postofflce. . , .
The Portland Asbestos Manufacturing
company has filed articles of Incorpo
ration with the county clerk. ' O. N.
smith, Robert T. Piatt and George J.
Perkins are named as the Incorporators,
The capital stock la $10,000, the princi
pal plaoe of business Portland.
, rL9tal work, at the Dental college-
lt!rons deslrLng dental work and oral
at the Infirmary 'Of the North Pacific
college, which Is open to the publlo the
entire year. .. Coraer y Fifteenth and
Couch streets. Telephones: Main 1H;
Home A1ZZ. - y-t t , , v
' The Home Telephone company has Is-
sued its first bulletin and has distrib
uted them among its customer. ; The
book contains about 1.700 names of
moe who aireaay nave teiepnoneg is
' stalled and in working order. . - i
Mitchell, Lewis ft Btaver company,
, First and Taylor streets, will re rubber
: your old buggy with best of rubber at
lowest prices consistent with, best qual
lty, work and. material. '
Wanted Five hundred boys and girls
at the new East Bide Athletlo club.
Gymnasium and swimming; Professor
Rlngler, director. - Grand avenue and
Bast Morrison street. . ;
'Special price this week on Jspanes
maples and azaleas. Large stock of
.... bay trees on hand; all sixes. J. B. Pllk
Ington, nurseryman, foot of Yamhill at
Basaar 8t Patrick's halL Nineteenth
and Bavler streets. Call to see us.
There .are no pocket In shrouds. .
' For wire and iron fences for eetne-
terles or lawns, phone East TO. Colum
bia Wire Iron works.
' Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex-
' cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dOCk P. m. . ; ,''
Tan oxfords are it We have them,
$1.50; all styles., Marks Shoe company,
ill Morrison street, near Fifth.
' For Sale A few slightly damaged
' Chatham Incubators for sale cheap. Ill
East Morn eon, corner First street.
em OH Co. sells the best safety ooal
oil and fin gasoline. Phone East TIf.
For Kodaks, ' Kodak developing L I
Cohen, the Kodak store. 1U Sixth fit
Why pay moref Metsger fits roar
eyes xor 11. . ill sixth street.
Woman's Exchange, III Tenth street.
lunch i;s to ij business men's lunch.
Next Sunday to Seaside and return.
loo roua inp, a. c. . k. ...
fir. William House, , nervous diseases,
111-4 Oregonlan, - r'it;-,
. Berger Signs 114 Tamhltt Phone. '
Geneva Llthla Water Fl-st 8t
XX' Chambers, optician, .III Seventh,'
ZIMMERMAN INDORSED
BY LOCAL MEAT DEALERS
. . ' . .
Louis Zimmerman, was indorsed by
the Portland Retail Meat Dealers' asso
ciation at its regular monthly meeting
last night. The butchers or the city
commended Mr. Zimmerman for his rec
ord as a business man and s a member
of the council, and pledged . him the
hearty support of the organisation in
his candidacy for the Republican nomi
nation for mayor. . -"
The meeting laat night was in the na
ture of a smoker. First the routine
business of the meeting wis transacted,
after which the rooms were thrown
open to all persons engaged in the meat
dealing business, Irrespective of wheth-
not they belonged to the associa
tion. There was a large attendance. , .
TWO ARE ADMITTED -
rr TO FEDERAL COURTS
W. Lair Thompson, reading clerk of
, the laat session of the lower house of
the state legislature, has been sdmitted
: to practice before the. United Stetea
circuit and district courts. Mr, Thomp
son lives at Albany, but it is said that
be will remove to southeastern Oregon
soon, where he will practice law. Mr.
' Thompson is accompanied in Portland
by Mrs. Thompson. :'
, William Miller of Burns, and former
; ly district attorney of the seventh dis
trict, has been .admitted to practice be
, fore the United States circuit and die
t triot- courts, on motion of Charles J.
ahnhl end Thomas O. Greene.
F.17.BALTES
& G0f,1PAtJY
MAIN tOC
invite Youn
niQuiniEs Fon
pnirjTifJG
r;:.n axo cu streets
COFFEY union
LABOR'S CHOICE
Leaders Believe Republican Can.
didate'Will Pull Out In Four-
Cornered Fight.
That John B. Coffey will bo the can
didate of the Union Labor party, run
ning as an independent la case bo should
be defeated In the Republican primar
ies by the other aspirants for the office
of mayor, seems to be the settled idea
of a large number of the labor people.
Labor union men say that when the
rotes are counted on May 4 Mr. Coffey
will be found to have received the
heaviest labor vote ever cast for a can
didate in any Portland primaries. They
oontend that practically ail the labor
vote will go to Mr. Coffey,-thue giving
him far and away the most united sup
port ever accorded any candidate.
' So aToft -Expect ITom I nation.
Prominent members of the ' Union
Labor party practically .state that they
do not expect their candidate to re
ceive the Republican nomination. They
argue that the Labor vote is divided
among all the parties. There la a ma
jority of Republicans, but at the same
time the rank and file are filled with
members of all the different parties.
For that reason Coffey will not be able
to receive the weight of the whole Labor
vote at the primaries and may lose the
nomination through It. ' '
The Union Republican club will, it ia
expected, indorse Thomas C Devlin or
mayor next Monday night, Opponents
of the club continue to say that the or
ganisation was formed for that purpose
more than any other. The Union Labor
people and Mr. Coffey's friends are ex
pecting this move and that is given as
one reason for the Independent candi
dacy projected . for Mr, Coffey. . -
' " ronr-Ooraered TUtM." ,.
' The labor friends of Coffey's candi
dacy are counting on ft four-cornered
fight They are waiting for Mayor
Lane to enter the list, when the battle
lino will be made up of the Republi
can nominee, George H. Thomas, the
official choice of the Democratic party
organisation, Mayor Lane independent,
and Coffey backed by the labor vote.
They hops that the contest between the
Republicans and the two Democrats will
divide even enough to allow the flood
OX IBWr TVIVS to will VJ m uinrsiu.
. tm proposed action 01 tne union re
publican club la indorsing candidates
before the primaries la also being tak
en into consideration as factor. The
Union Labor people predict that should
the club insist on - naming an official
ticket down the line at its meeting on
Monday next that so much discord will
be nreated . by the action aa - to throw
great trunks of support Into the Cof
fey camp, which under other circum
stances would go elsewhere. The inde
pendent candidacy of ' Mr. Coffey is
therefore thought to be a strong one
by his labor union backers. , . . .
HORSE WANTED
SOME FREE LUNCH
IUq Away From Owner, .Went
" Through Csio Window and Out :
Through Another. .V"-,'
A remarkable runaway in at least ana
particular occurred yesterday and
Patrolman' Stark Lytle 4a speculating
as to whether the horse was conversant
with the topical ditty, "H walked right
in, he turned around and walked right
out again.' ..."-, -.!.-
A horao hitched to- a wagon of the
Bay City market and driven by Paul
Lamer was left standing at the corner
of Fourth and Montgomery streets
while the driver ran into a near by
house' to deliver a l-oent order of ham
burger. With the approach of a Fourth
street train the animal became fright
ened and daahed madly down. Montgom
ery to First street. .
At the intersection oi ma latter two
streets Is located the lunch counter
conducted by L. Shanks.' The maddened
animal ran into the plate glass window
of the establishment, turned around and
ran right out again through the other
window. ' - -''- ;-."
The- horse was terribly out by glass.
but It is not known whether it will be
necessary to kill the annlmaL Lamer
arrived breathless ' on the scene . after
the animal had been stopped by a pe
destrian and crestfallen hastened to
the nearest veterinary. .
WILL TEST LAW
. ON RE-MARRIAGE
District Attorney Manning Issue
Warrant (or Arrest of Rot. John '
r . W. Smith and Wife.
Determined td test the question as to
whether or not the law preventing di
vorcees from remarrying, within : six
months applies to oases where tb di
vorce waa not contested,. District At
torney' Manning has Issued a warrant
for the arrest of Rev. 1 John W. Smith
and "Dr." Edfth Cromwell on charges
of unlawful cohabitation.
Rev. Mr. Smith la the colored pastor
of the Olivet Methodist church, on Sev
enth and Everett streets. Mrs. Crom
well Is a white woman, until March It
the wife of Paul Cromwell, a negro
physician and one of Rev. Mr, Smith's
church members. According to Dr.
Cromwell, his wife secured a divorce
for the express purpose of marrying
the exhorter. The divorce was granted
on March IS and within a week Smith
and the woman went to Kalama, Wash
ington, and) were married, so the phy
slclsn says, on money he had given her
the day before to make her comfort
able. Dr. Cromwell is highly Indignant
over being 'buncoed," as he puts it
He signed the complaint against the
pair and declares thst he will do all he
can to send them to prison. r,
MURPHY BUYS ;
THEATRE INTEREST
rnrchanea Stock In Lyric Owned by
- Daniel Flood, Who Com to V
- New Oakland Theatre.'
Thomas W, Murphy of this city has
purchased the one half Interest In the
Lyric theatre that has been owned by
Mr. Flood of the firm or Keating at
Flood. Mr. Murphy will take charge
of the hoiine, while Mr. Keating will
go to Oakland to taka charge Of
ftmi r
II IK
AT ISc
Sure
We have never made a statement that was not true. So
when we tell you that the price of shares will advance 83 1-3
per cent on May 4th one week from next Saturdayonly
; 10 days away you can take it from us as true. ' -
We predicted that the shares would go from 10 cents to,
.'15. cents.'. THEY, HAVE... We now give you due warning
that these shares now 15 cents will advance to 20 cents
in two weeks, i THEY WILL. -' , f i
YOUR SUIIE PROFITS
j - Now, we want to say right here that we will not know-:
ingly accept one single penny-from any investor man or
woman who is not-thoroughly convinced that this prop
erty is right in every respect. '( '-.';
We positively will not urge syiy' one to go Into this,
unless he or she is ambitious to do better and make more
'' money than at present That is our only excuse for per
mitting any outsiders to join their money with ours and
. that of our business associates in working this magnificent
GOLD property of 140 acres- "'.. , ! 1
If, therefore, you are now perfectly satisfied with the
returns you are getting on your present investments, please
ignore this altogether just forget that we offered you the
chance to make more money safely and quickly. . ',:
? DIG RETURNS OS YOUR KOIfflY
. BUT, if you are NOT satisfied with present conditions
if you want , to better yourself and make money more
rapidly, then we heartily welcome you and invite you to
join us in this big enterprise. : ; l
Suppose you buy 1,00(. shares before May 4 at the low
price ot. 15 cents (par value $1.00 per share), which will be
$150.00, then what? Well, you will "dean up" an IMME
DIATE PROFIT, won't you, of $50.00? The 20-cent price
' makes your stock worth $200.00 : par value, $1,000.00. s
. When the stock jumps to 80 cents (that will probably
be the next advance) your $150.00 investment will be worth $300.00 won't it
just double what you paid for your shares? . : ; v
If your: money is now in the savings bank drawing only 8 or 4 per cent in
terest, you will probably feel that THIS IS YOUR CHANCE.' But our advice
is : Don't plunge. Don't draw out every penrry of your bank account, so as o
, embarrass yourself for ready money. -The best way is to figure carefully and
conservatively. . "
SOME GOOD ADVICE
i- Put only part of your money into these shares and hold back enough to pro-;
vide for possible sickness, accident, or any other unexpected expenditure that may
befall you, It will probably be several months before dividends will be declared. .
- That is why we say put only as much into the stock at 15 cents as-you feel
that you can. spare for three or four months without hardship. ' But- , remember,
also, that the more ypu invest the greater will be your returns..' .
Make
33
How You , Can
15c CasH
50 Shares
100 Shares
200 Shares
$ 7.50
15.00
80.00
I6c lntallmnt 16c
50 Shares $ 8.00$ 2.00 down and $ 2.00 for
100 Shares ' 16.00 4.00 down and 4.00 for
200 Shares 32.00 8.00 down and . 8.00 for
250 Shares 40.00 10.00 down and 10.00 for
. 500 Shares 80.00 20.00 down and 20.00 for
1000 Shares : 160.00 40.00 down and 40.00 for
E. J. STRATTON, 393 Ocary Street, San
ABSOLUTE
. SECURITY.
Genuine
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Uttle Liver Pills.
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See PaoOtaslls Wrayper Batow. .f
rci lattiCXL
raiDioixut.
nil nuousiEts.
FOITOiriDUYU.
rot coxniPATisi.
rot SALLOW till.
roimcoMPLixioi
rfc Pweuy Tteeblevi.
CURI SICK HCAOACHC.
new theatre that has been erected by
KaatlnsT Flood.
The Lyric stock company will be
transferred to the new thratre In Oak
land and the Allen stock company that
has been play In f at the Star will be
sent to the Lyric Owners of the Btet
bar made no announcement at 1L oia-
rVevy seisH mmA aa m
takassaflns
PER SHARE
Profit of 331j Per Cent in Two Weeks
.4
i
Buy Stock
Only 15c
250 Shares .....
i 500 Shares .....
...$ 87.50
... 75.00
w.. 150.00
1000 Shares
3 months.
S months.
3 months,
3 months.
3 months.
3 months.
3
Trains o Daily
St PaaL lllnne.
spoils, Dolslli
and the
East
TRY
Nprth Coast Limited
-.:V. ' y. ';' ON YOUR NEXT TRIP. '. " ' -v '- T',!'.t" .
It will pleas you. Every want Is anticipated. Electric-lighted
throughout. Standard Pullman and Pullman tourist aleeping-car.
Dining-car, observation-car, electric light, electric fans, card and
smoking room, barber shop, bathroom, wardrob closets, library,
and all th luxuries of a modern hotel on wheels. Call or writs for
a "North Coast Limited" booklet giving complete description.
Havs you friends or relatives In th East who sr coming West
on th low rates this season? If so, send their names and full ad
dresses. Literature and full Information will b given them. Or
you can deposit with any agent of this company to cover the pickets,
and delivery will b arranged by telegraph. Special round-trip rates,
commencing June 1, will b in effect from all Eastern territory to
this section.
For any information desired regarding rates, routes, ate, call on
or address .,'"-'
' v --v - A. D. CHARLTON
' Assistant Oersl Passenger Agent, .
- 2SS MORRJSON ST, PORTLAND, OREGON.
position, bat it Is said that th theatre
will ' remain dark probably until the
fall, when It will be ased for vaude
ville purpose.
Mr. Murphy la a brother-in-law of Mr.
Keating and for several years baa beea
encased la the livery stable bnslnees In
this city. It Is said that Mr. nM wUl
raw' lMiiiH (io
STATEMENT OF
E; J. STRATTON
My guarantee ', ' to .
my clients , is ,, that . ": . X
every dollar invest- v .
ed in this company
will be honestly U,
spent in pushing de-
velopment ; work, v
and that the books "
of this comapny are ;
always open . to V .,
stockholders during
office hours.
'r:: VreeAdMi.
1 Ds SPfflfAIt
I kef A JUVTAIUIU I
Last Report From Mines
$400 ore was struck at the 25
f foot level on adjoining prop-',
f erty, which sold for $15,000.
j Investigate us, but! do not
miss the opportunity, for stock
1 will not be long on the market.
If you wish for further partic
ulars, apply
Trains Dally
Omaha, Kaasas
Ofy, Si. LoQls and
All Points East
as! West
OUR
ena In other business la this city.
He has been aianaser of the Lyric
sine .it opening three year aco. .
Soeld-aread, Roalp Disease Cared by
The Hnueehold Burfeon." lruirlse
Lefund Dinner if Dr. rortef Aaliseptio
Leallng OU taUa. tlo.
rvnro o
OOES
i V LOCATION OF KIKES I
The Nevada Walkover mines are located on the Egan
Range, four miles from the Nevada Northern Railroad and
five miles from Cherry .Creek. The Egan mine lies one
quarter of a mile west and sold last year for a large fortune
vand is shipping rich ore today. The Nelson mine refused
van offer of $60,000 Jast July, and lies on the north, just
across Cherry Creek, and has the same ledge and formation
as the Nevada Walkover. The Hunter, or, better known,
as the Vulcan mine, lies just south and is on the same ledge
-and has the same formation aa the Nevada Walkover
, Mining Company; The National lies two miles east and a
little further lies the famous Eames Star mine, from which
' over $4,000,000 worth of gold has been shipped. ;v.:
;; THE NEVADA WALKOVER MINING COM
PANY, with a 50-foot ledge, traversing over severf (7) full
claims (140 acres), with splendid surface assays and sur
rounded by such rich producing mines this makes your ,
investment not a chance, but a certainty. And we cannot
' recommend this stock to you or our friends too highly. .
; v The Nevada Walkover Mining Company is incorporated
under the laws of Arizona for $1,000,000, divided into
1,000,000 shares (par value $1.00), of which 400,000 were
i placed in the treasury. . ; ; . , ,
This stock is fully paid and NON-ASSESSABLE, and
"wilt be listed on the stock exchange. " ;v -
GOLD FDMG A SAFE BUSEESS
Don't make the mistake of thinking that mining is a
. risky business. : :,".' -. Y ' . .'; '. ',' .;', .;. ""
The proof is against you. "
r As a matter of cold fact, there is no business on earth
, with so SMALL a percentage of risk as legitimate mining.
Statistics show that 97 out of every 100 business men-
grocers,-dry goods men, hardware men, shoe men, etc, ,
merchants and manufacturers of all kinds fail in business.
BUT YOU NEVER HEAR OF A REAL GOLD MINE FAILING that
is run on a legitimate basis. ! ' V" . ;V :'"-..''-" v
No, sir; for an investment or a speculation financial history shows it there
is nothing anywhere near so good as a good GOLD stock.
TOE LAST WORD
' . You must be prompt to seize this chance. ' You must act. You must buy
now, before midnight, Saturday, May 4 th, if you want to get in before the raise.
After that date we cannot offer you a single share at less than 20c, and from
: then on you will have to buy at greatly advanced figures or forever lose the
opportunity oto own an interest in this magnificent property. .
Twelve
' Purchase Coupon V
E. T. STRATTON, . ' ' :
-President of the Nevada Walkover Mining Co.,.. "
393 Geary St, San Francisco.
. Der BIr: I hereby sicree to subneorlbe for ....................
sbaxes ot tb Treasury Btook ot the Sfersd Wsikores mala Oo, ud
arree to par 70 .............................per share (IS cents per
share If your remittance pays your ubocriptlosi la full, or II cents
per share If you pay la monthly Installments). .
I Inclose herewith my remittance; for .................i. ............
Pleas acknowledc receipt. ... 4f f',. . i
v';;" :..'' ', Tour truly, .'..-,' . , . . . : ' ' '
Name '",-'.'.'; '.).'.. J... ,;,. :'.'... Tu.,....
ddres . M.
-..'' -: .',' v .
Tpwn Stat
VOn-ar nkaerlpttoa for Us than SO sfcarea win to eeepvea.
Thlm stook la tally paid aa a-ssssbls.
SO PROFIT
IN SIGHT FOR THOSE WHO PURCHASE
wHiraoD
A 200-acrc tract now on the market on a beautiful
; slope directly across the Willamette from St. Johns
near Claremont Tavern, where all Northern Pacific
: trains stop, and facing a fine oiled boulevard 4 xa
... miles to Portland, and two electric lines now un
der way to the city. The new St, Johns ferry will
soon make regular trips with freight and passen
gers. ' Full lots easily accessible with view equal
to Council Crest, $75.00 to $300.00. Acreage $103
to $300, 10 per cent down, $10 per month. Addrc:3
R. Shepard u Co. or II. G.O'zn
ST. JOHNS, on.
C : cf whom cm 1 : fc
TO 20c
A'
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