The Oregon daily journal., April 28, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON SUNDAY ' JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY - MORNINO. APSXt 3, IZ7T.
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DEUIES THEODORE
18 LIKE A CHILD
leverldge Defends Roosevelt In
Speech aV Grant Memorial
Exercises at Galena.
COMPARES PRESIDENT
;WITH ABRAHAM LINCOLN
gy Roosevelt Hu Brought to Real
Ixatlon Century-Old Dream of
American People of Atlantic and
' raelfle Oceana Joined. :'f -: I v'., '-'
JraMWwt , nm W special u-t wire.)
r Galena, IIL, April 1-A defense of
ktTesldent Roosevelt by Senator Bev
loiidg and a comparison of the attack
on Washington. Jackson, Lincoln and
lUrant were tha features of ths V. B.
Orant birthday celebration here today.
Severidga went aftar Colonel George
BEARDED PORUAKOEBS
"Continued front Page Ona)
i
V
It
'Senator Albert 1. Ravaridr:- of In.
. dlana. Rooerelt'g Defender.
1
I Harvey, tha New Tork magaslne editor
(who recently in a speech referred to -tha
president aa a -child. ;
' w im vu , wtiu w, ww wm um
, )nrltti a comparison of Orant and Lin
".(eoln, saying that each had stood in his
j particular field for tha Idea of national
supremacy as against tha etatee right
.'theories. Coming Into tha Rooaerslt
', circle tha Indiana senator rerlewed tha
' . fdeede of -tha president and caustically
.inquired If .they . measured , op A to , the
j Harvey Idea of childishness. '
- 'The president.' ha said. "Is realla-
.. jtng tba century-old dream of tha Amsrl
t ' 'can people that th Atlantic and Pacific
, ' oceans should be Joined and now la
making tha Panama canal a fact Ra
i created a new department of govern-
tnent devoted- to com me roe and labor
' and brought together warring capital
; and labor whose conflict bad created
the coal famine of l0t.
' ' "Ha brought to their knees tha kings
i";f the railway' "world and caused tha
'"passage of the law for pure food and
: j healthful meats. He took Russia -and
-.Japan by the hand and . ended tholr
' awful conflict." ' . The speech waa well
',' reoelved,-
. . .
-KAISER TO SUBMIT TO
; f : "'r BEING TALKED : ABOUT
perman Monarch to Relax Strin-
V gency of Laws Relating to
t-'TV'V -ese Majeste. .
rjr.ll.brr" Frees by Special Leased Wire.)
Berlin. April J7. You may talk la
Berlin and not go to Jail perhapa Tha
kaiser appears to have - relieved tha
"; stringency of less majeata law. Ho
.aeverlty. It la not announced that his
, ! promisee are being fulfilled.
:. A bill Introduced In tha relchstag pro
.' jWefite prosecution under . tha lesa
"majeata law except "where tha offense
Is u&llclous and' premeditated. Tha
tQl also Drorldea that where tha ttr
; fan sea are of a private character prose
','cutlona caa only, be pursued, through
Rafter fourteen years
v! body is like stone
'( I A 4a a"W 4.41 . aVIi I
t Miurua li.. javiu auii niurnui ax
Cadertaker Pohl exhumed tba remains
lf Captain 1. O. Hastier from Hillside
i eemetery for Interment at Greenwood.
!Wbea tha eaaket waa opened tba ra
roalas were as lifelike as - on the day
be died, fourteen year ago. Tba body
r-waa apparently almost turned to atone,
i dni to tha action if the embalming
'-fluid.- '
..! ! as
IGpring Ailments
'J rimplra, boila, ecsemi asd other
ernpUonf, loaa of appetite, that tired
'feeling, flu of trfllotuneaf, indigestion
ftnd headache, ara gome of them. '.. .
; They ara all radically and permav
' fcently cored, hy food's Saxupgrillg.
; Thig great Medicine thoroughly
' cleannes the blood and restores healthy
' fanctional activity to th whole system.
It makes peopto well. '
"1 hare been aging Xlood'f 8tmpft
- rllla a a spring medicine tor tea years,
and have never found anything better."
.Joha Fleming, Campbell Hall, B. T.
- J Aoorpt no sabstitaU for r ' " '
IIcDd'o Garsaparilla
JarH on having Hood'a. ; Get it today.
I i'iU of tablet' fona,, 100 Poaea U
be of any Interest to the people of Port
land." said Councilman Thomas Oray
"I have always worn them because I
liked them." and Mr. Oray affection
ately stroked a pair of burnsldea. "I
grew them myself; they are mine, and
no one can take them from me eioepl
the barber."
-My wb lakers ara private -property,
and are non-assessable and non-later
viewable," said Councilman Wallace, aa
ha stroked his gray beard. They ara
my own, and I refuse to let them talk.
"My board has attracted tha atten.
tlon of hundreds of people, and so I am
not surprised at the request of Th
Journal for an Interview." said Coun
cilman aeorg a Dunning. "Did you
ever know that some people have mis
taken me for Uncle Sam? They have.
said Mr. Dunning with a stroke of hi
long white chin whiskers. "Seriously,
though." resumed Mr. Dunning. "I waa
whiskers because I like them." , ,
' look Uk ! Ham. .' -
"I wear whisker- for three reasons,"
aid ex-Councilman George B. Shepherd.
"First, they cover up a fellow's face.
flecond. thev make ma look like Jim
Ham Lewis, who was a eongreasmao i
from Washington, and upon whose looks
I Ilka to travel. Mr. Lewis was a hand,
some man;' by the way r what brand
do you smokeT My third reason Is that
I can't use a rasor, and the barber 1
pretty expensive." -' '
"Four shave a week cut Into a fel
low's salary," said Councilman Robert
A. Preston, who wears tha heaviest
whiskers of the bearded member of
th council. "If I were to have myaelf
smooth shaved I would have to go to
the barber ohop four time a week. 14
money the cost would amount to aoth-
. . ... . i , . ... 1 ..nniinl tn A
ing, out in urae 1 1 wwu ."'-.. ,
great deal. I would have to be absent
from my drug ator from two to tnree
hour a week. I aav time by wearing
a beard, because I do not have to get It
trimmed more than on a week."
' . Too tasy ft Shave.
" T O. "Greene, the attorney. ' ahame
lessly confessed his reason: "I am too
lasy to be shaved three times a week;
that's all. . But whisker ara some pro
tection agalaet sore throats and colds,
and many wear them for that reason.
But I do not think they enhance a man'
beauty."-..
Dr. C A. Woody, who wear th "or
dinary beard." announced: "Some wear
them to keep their face warm, and
that's a good reason. But with me. It's
merely a matter of comfort. , But don't
you think It Is aa awfully personal
question?" ....
"Mike" Wisdom, whose patriarchal
deooratloa 1 known to everyone la
Portland, would be nnreoognlaabl to hie
friends were a lawnmower applied to
his physiognomy. v
Wladosa in Vbia Xapl-y
-When too ask me why I wear . a
beard " said Mlk. lovingly ringing some
of th longest hair around and around)
hi wrists, "Til aay, go farther back'
and ask tboo that made ma. That
question make me think of th man
who a eked why a rabbit's tall ta abort.
A .iwu iu tint anA I'll answer vour
question. I do not go ta church, but I j
have beard of certain biblical people
wh were whiskers, and I thtnJi It la
good to Imitate them." l
Dr. Clarenoe True Wilson did not seek
for aay such "good" . reaosn, but lan
guidly declared r "I don't Ilk to above;
that's all. and that la sufflolent reaeon,"
tit I. , Levlnaon, journalist, Jusuflax
himself and bis whiskers with elaborate
reasons, and. Ilk th child who wlahee
to b exempt by special permit from
taking the full course of study In school,
b brought tn a doctor certificate. .
V',r ; Tora) ft nm -'' -.
"Tn my own easa." ka said. "I dent
mind saying that I have to, and I aup-j
pose It 1 th aams with many otbera ,
It I exactly aa though we wore a com
forter . around our - throat, . A lady
wears a boa, and I do the same, only
I never take mine off and leave It at
home. When I waa a young man I
caught ' a, violent cold, from which I
finally recovered, but the doctor told
me I must always wear a beard to pro
teot my throat because It waa liable to
a return of tba trouble. " . , i : : 4 .,
"Others may wear them for oma
menk but I don't. . I have noticed that
from Washington's urns to uneoin not
a single president wore a beard. Lin
coln wore one probably to protect hi
throat, and from that time till Mc-
Klnley presidency they all wore ;
beards. I think iprobably tha president
set ins styles ror men i mwr pwnvo,
for lno McKlnley ana Bryan came
to th front beard have not been th
thing. Orant undoubtedly aet theftyl
for th short, stubby beard that -waa
worn throughout - the, army. But for
cleanliness I must aay tba smooth
shaven face 1 unquestionably batter."
Beard Adda Dignity,
'' W. Wynn Johnson doea not agree
with Mr. Levlnaon exactly, for ha aay
that a handsome beard adda dignity and
a look of distinction to a man. and men
tions Dr. 8. B. Joaepbl la particular. -
"Thar are many reason a," ha said.
"Soma wear them because they grace
tba face, and ether wear them because
they need tuem, for a beard cover a
multitude of sin. There ara crooked
mouth i and weak chin that people
know nothing about because they are
so well covered. Mine U th abort Bd-
ward VII beard, which X prefer for com
fort and cleanliness, though It may not
bo. a striking-looking aa th flowing
beard." '
: Dr. J. R. Weatherbee laagnad aa b
aid: "I wear a beard simply because
I haven't time to shave every day. It
1 force of habit- But there ara no ad
vantage la a beard: It la all disadvan
tage. A clean shave la tha moat hy
gienic and tba bast thing, but I havant
time to go and wait around at tha bar
bar shop three or four hour a ay."
, Sear Thirty Tear Old..' .v
Dr. S. E. Josephl has much th asm
feeling about th matur. "I wear a
beard," bo said, "simply becauae I have
worn It -ror, in last se yeara, ic ra
much less trouble to cut It down now
and then than to shave It off every day
or two. It la merely a matter or sav
ing time. In tmy youth young men
wore beard' much more than they do
now. and It I more than to year since
I began wearing mine." .
MAYORS WHO HAVE NO r
RIGHT TO CASTING VOTE
'" CSeeetiil Wit tell, te The earsal.)
Olympla, Wash, April 17. In an opin
ion addressed ta Colonel J. M.' Flah,
mayor of Kettle Falls, Washington, At-torney-Oeneral
Atkinson bold that
mayor of fourtn-eiass town in wean-
In K ton. while called to preside at coun
cil meetings, do not have tha right, a
such presiding officers, to east tba de
ciding vote In eaaa of a tie.
Janwa Foraker Die. .
(PeMlskers Press ey Rperid Leeaed 'wire.)
Cincinnati, , April 17. James B,
Poraker, brother of Senator Joseph B.
Foraker. died this afternoon at his resi
dence In this euy after a lingering Ill
ness, aged It years. Ha leaves a wife!
and flaugnter.
torpey.
Liberal
Dltcoant
for
Cash ;
! " .r ' ' CUX.N? ggj "
. That is what you are doing; when you pay more fof furni
ture than EDWARDS charge. The worst of it Is you do not
know it unless you come In and see for yourself, which la ex
actly what we want you to do. Whether "you want a rocker
or a whole houaefull. or Just aa idea of what your goods will
cost, come in and look over our stock, and compare prices and
values. It will cost you nothing, and is almost sure to be a
saving fof you. As an extra Inducement we offer a nice lot of
specials this week, every one of which is a genuine bargain.
AC0 Hammock are open gausa weave, have concealed
spreader at bead, continuous stringing, and- wood bar a
foot with patented tips and adjustabls hitch and rings re
quiring no adjustable rope or knots. Sis tlxTI. Price 0
BIO Hammocks are close aanvaa and twlU weave. Other
wise aamea AfiOO. Bias MxSO. Prloe ....... .91.58
'C100 Hammock are close canvas and rww weave,
quard design In body ana vaiancea, nava "."
at Jiead. Otherwise similar to previous numbers. Slse
i7x. Tno.,...i.......'.'-'-'i'-''i''''W'y
RSFRICERATORS
tt season w nad ab
lately tha loweet firteed Ra
Trlgeratora la Portland, and
: they generally ' gave eatlsfao
" tlon with tha excepUon that
.the finish was not quite aa
good a It might have been.
This aeaaon our oheapeet Re-
' frigerator la finely polished
and muoh superior - to last
yeara pattern,
; Galvanised lined Rafrigerator,
ll-lb. capacity....... f.0
Qalvaalsed lined Kefrigerator,
-lb, capacity.. ..15.T5
Oalvanlaed lined Refrlsorator.
Tt-lb. capacity f 10.50
Enameled Refrigerator a.
It-lb. capacity. ... $21.00
Enameled Refrigerators, ,
' f-lb. capacity 24-00
Enameled Refrigerators,
-lb. capacity .f2S.OO
Enameled Refrigerators.
. le-lb. eapaolty....B3-a.OO
UIIU ..
Best
mL. - . J
Wa pit
) . ..... euji,ii(.iaafc.twlfiiw4:-V c.
. sy-" """sst' !"
... .
-i'CUT Nt eiA.
DID Hammocks ara close canvas and t-will weave, Jao
quard design In body and valanoea, have oonoealad spreader
at hf ad, continuous stringing, pillow, wood bar at foot with
patented tips and adjustable hitch end rings. Sis of
woven part Stall. Price ...4V..,.......;,......(pa,0O
FIDO Hammocks are open Bruaaele leno weave, Jacquard
design, divided suspension. Otherwise same aa Dloo. 81m'
of woven part 41x81. Price .....,.,....,..a)2.'is
O100 Hammock are close canvas weave with fancy and
embroidered designs la body and valance. Otherwise same
a F10. Bias llxll. Prloe
vS2.T0
Above la a picture of the celebrated Caateel Cook Steve, made
with an asbestos lined abe ataal body. Top llxIT. ' Oven II
. Incbaa wide,.- Mounted on a handsome baa. ' Ornamented with
nickel trimmings, fitted with a ataal oven, which can never
eraek. Light In . weight, and vary suitable for the' beach or
camp. Prloe ...... ..... .....,.,. 16.50'
M
Stay Stufat-totrXtaat,
' Tba smooth polished top of the Monarch Rang.
: requiring no stove blacking to keep It looking nloa
; I a great pleasure to the housekeeper every day of
th year. Top bss no Indentations to carry airt,-- (
, The large, roomy firebox la made especially for th F
Western trade, and la the only one that we know of
that gives satisfaction for both wood and eoei. .
The ovsa thermometer will tell you at aay (dm
th temperature of your oven.' " V
If you wish to move' away.1 or break up '
.. keeping; you can send your range down to us, and r
we will give yen llk.0 for It- If the range should
drop off from 4b moving van It would not break, ',
becauae It la made from wrought or malleable Iron. ..."
'-.. Wa sail Monarch Range as low aa lli.00. " , . '
mmmmmm
Of
SAFE QASOLira STOVES
A Gasoline Stove to be absolutely af
must have ton device to automatically
shut off th supply under suoh condition.
The Safe. Gasoline Stove 1 the only ana '
wnioa n is impos
sible to explode,
aa wa wlU show
you . if you call.
Any person who
ean explode one of
these stoves will
be presented with
110.60. - - ..
We have many .
styles, the most
popular la shown
In tha picture, haa
twe burners, 1 14
Inch high, with
top aurfaoe ' 17a
1H In. v- - ..
Prlo ,....$2.T5
'jLa'wA.'sitYt
3JC
i:
- '"
Porch Furniture wllj he' On display Tuesday morning.
AJugcxAiaa am tow as.;..
aiTx-jua as -v w ais
mooxxma as zow aj
...............
.vt ..... ..,...,.,.....,.f
$2.50
85.00
f2.05
Gas Plates Special Sale ; Blae Flame OlWoves
Heavy black enameled ,
.two - burner Oae ,
PUte, regular tl.ll.
'. Spaolai prloe. $2.55
Klckl - Plated O aa
- Plate,' two burner, '
regular ft.)0. Speoial
price . 92.05
Kxtra ! ': heavy ' O a a s
Platan, nlekeVplatad. .
-two special burners,
" regular 14.10. Special
prloe ...... S3.35
I
K-i 'iy', ;.':.
.;-- ,..,.,.1AtaS!i
- v ' I it . a - Mi al.it V lu.il '
The kind that jrlvi
the moat heat and us
tha least fuel. ProveC
to So the boat by the
test of time. Can b
adjuated to three ca
pacities. ( - .-V-v -t .
; . Staamertng' rlasae. '
: Working Flame,
Quick . Flame. ,
Fsacrss.' '
One Burner .. 86.00
Two Burner.. .88.50
Three Burner JM 1.2 5
PRICE LIST
' Folding Ooearta with
- steel wheel... 82.05 ',
Folding Ooearta with
rubber Urea ...$3.25
Folding Reollnlng ' Oe
r carta rubber tire, ad- '
. . Juatabla back and foot . -and
.,..... $-4.05 i
Folding" Reclining Oo
, carta, rubber tires, ad- .
: Justabla back and foot
' end and paraaol$4.75 ''
Large' Basket Folding'
- Reclining Oeearts,
rubber Ursa, adjust-
: able back and foot end "
and parasol .,,$8.00"
No. ! Basket frame v Plat Mirror, 14x1 i, with i-tn.
, foot end and para- ,. tn Picture, worth ItlO,
' aol -' $ 13.50 tor , .........$ l.TS
reibr
UST
Framed Amerl- .
can Plate Mir-
IxlO . ...25
Framed Amerl-,
can Plata Mir-
HALL CLASS
SPECIAL.
tall . ...85
Framed Ameri
can Plate Mir
rors, .
10x14 V..48f
Framed Ameri
can .plate Mir
; Tore, -.
llxi . ..59)
French bevel
Mirror la
handsome
frame, regular
' !.. ' T hi a
week ape- - -,
elal . .$5.05
lonitd Matlla Uc Carta! m
Thl week v only, '
pair of Muslin Curtains
with ruf fled tope, I H
yard long, regular ?lo,
wUlb sold at 49. . ,
Whit Motmtala los t
. Cream Procters ...
' The beat proof of the '
superiority ef the White
Mountain Froeser Is the
, fact that more ef this
make 1 sold than all
' other ' make 1. put , te-
... gether. ',- -V t-t
Prloee are as foQowat
-at. W. K. -
Freeser ; , ...$2.50
. S-qt W. kf." .
Freeser . $2.05
4-qt. W. M. '
Freeser , ' , .. .$3.40
, l-qt- W. M. ' -,
Freeser ; ..'..$4.10
1 MATRXSSES
It I not our policy
to try te make and sell
or ' recommend . low
prided Mettrasee. We
have the great advan
tage of our own manu
facturing plant In thl
Una and xnow exactly
what goes Into th
mattresses wa sell
Our, workman are
paid by tba day and
not by tha piece. If
We -bought ear Mat
tresses from - other,
th manufacturer meat
have at leaat 10 per
cent ' profit. - and this
would have ta be taken
out of the quality of
the mattress.
Cotton Combination
Mattrsssea ..$6.50
Floes Combination .
, Mattresae ..$8.00
Heir Hattresses , .$10
For the summer season w have tn a stook ef floor
covering a, especially sultabls for the aeaalda eottaa
and country nomas. ... . .
'"' - - Japans- Matting are always goad ao4 wall
"'known to everybody. Priced at ISo, .
, China MatUng of .the extra fin quality, weigh.
t 0 Iba to the roll, per yard. 35V : -, ...
Rag Carpets, durable, fast colors, one yard wide, i
pr yrd, 45. ' "'."' : . . ..
Flbro Carpets, very heavy and durable, ta tight :
finished colors, made from the oeleb rated Ajaarloaa
grass fiber. Pr yard, 50. ' t
. .- Regular Fiber Carpets, same aa th ether etore
ask To for, we sell at 50e. . ., ; '
Fiber Ruga, TH1H ........,..-..,,...$T.85
We have hundreds ef room Rug tn ethet atyie
"and alas and quality v. , . ,', ,
MEDICINE
CABINETS R
Oolda Oak with '
Mirror,. $5JS0
, Ooldea Oak CabtnAU with
. brnah and eoiafe,
...,.$3.95
. , . . .-.
OFFICE DESKS
Ash flat-top Desks. I
; ft. In..... $10.00
O rained ; oak 1. flat-top '
Peak. 4 ft-$21.00
Roll-top - Peaks, solid
oak . ......... $22 J0
-Typewriter Decks, flat
: - top . $20.00
Typewriter Deska. roll
, top . $42.00
' 'V My . .
Hi
X FOLDING FURNITURE ; v
1 Kot the cheapest, but the strongest and nioet
durable goods that have ever bean placed on tha .
market are now being opened by u. -
PRICE LIST
Easy Camp tUeela, guaraa'
teed to support 10 Iba.
malleable f HUnga.
prloe . 504
Folding Camp Chair, same
aa above .TO
Folding Cot, ean be folded
Into anug package, S ft.
long, weighs It 11ml, sap
aorta 100 lb $2.75
Fnldlna Cans Chair, alse
when folded, I ft. long byll
'I la. - aquare. very oom-n
- fortable, weight I Iba..
x Price . $1.45
Folding, ' .durable . Camp
Table, I ft. by I ft.
opened, S tn square by
; I ft. olosed, weight II
Ibe a ......S3.00
Folding - Rocking Chairs,
weight 7 Iba, ....$1.25
AERONAUT SAILS OVER
. : IlllliOIS IN BJULOOH
;V-'f i ; ' mwmsmsaa)BmBMwsm'
Hawley Makes Successful As
cension at St Louis and Sails
V Away to Northwest. '
(PeM-ahere "Tress t Sserlal Lease Wire.)
BL Loula Aeril 17. Aftar a thrUUng
He wa a ucoeasful at- start from th Laeled Oaa company
For aeveral wek thl winter ; yard at Main and nutger streets today
he was at the University hospital In
Philadelphia undergoing surgical treat
ment for a oancsroua growth en th
Jaw. ' 'V r . ' "
at 1:11 p. m. the balloon "Orient," bear
ing Alan R. Hawley alon In th ear
aaUed gracefully away front St Loula
toward tb northwest. SFar kanared
peraona, Including a number ef members
Of the Aero elub, saw the ascension.
The balloon rose to a height ef about
MOO feet, continuing la a northwesterly
direction antll lost t view. At 1:41
p. aa. It paaaad ever Alton, Illinois, at
an altitude of 1,100 feet. It appeared
then to be going about 10 mile ao hour,
Th aaoenalon waa th seven th that Mr.
Hawley ha -made. He te required to
make at leaat 10 milea aa hour to quali
fy In the St. Louis entry at the Inter
national entry at BL Louis next Oc
tober. On ef the flight must b mad
alone. . , . '..'
" .' . Voters Attention.
t wish to have It distinctly under
stood that In aaae I am elected mayor
11 th saloon 1 will doe en Sunday un
til 1 e'dock peon.
' . ' LOOTS ' KTUMXaMlW. 1
STEM MINTS fOS SOAP.
"JO CIEASSE CHICAGO
London Editor Visits Windy City
Second Time. and Still Be
. liem It Spotted.
(Pabaabirf Press sy Seelal Uaee Wire J
Chicago, April 7.-Wllllam T. Stead
of London, perlpatetle peacemaker and
editor and erltte ef thing In general,
who once found fault with Chicago'
moral In a book, If Christ Came to
Chicago,' I her g1n and say Chi
cago la net ret tpUeu ins Ida net out
; Mr. Stead whan here before wa pi
loted about th city by Hank North, a
saloonkeeper, wh knew some thing
that do not occur la drawing-room
Hank did not meet Mr. Stead, so Mr.
Stead announoed hie intention to find
Hank and ask htm why he sell liquor.
. "Hank promised ' me he would quit
th nefarious pursuits,' says th London
editor. Mr. Stead I ' conferring with
Jenkln Lloyd Jone and other reformer
aa to th particular brand Of soap Chi
cago needs.
LAWLESSNESS SPREADING
IN KINGDOM OF SERVIA
(reMt.ti.rw . Preee by ort.l Leaee Wire.)
Vienna, April 17. Lawlessness Is
spreading In Servia. D1atlsfaetlon
with ' U arrays 'the toveramaat and
thing in general exlsU throughout th
country. Murder and robberies are
practiced everywhere. The state prop- '
erty 1 plundered and tha foreate devas
tated. Peasant are starving and the
cost of living haa Increased threefold.
Newspapers are censured and the truth
uppressea. -
Good Service
.1
I only one ef the talking points en
Schaefer eorreet elothea, Thar are
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