13 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, : PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, . MAY 21, 1C07. FIGHT FOR LIVES OF CHILD WIVES IN INDIA CROWD IW ; TO BUY ure Calcutta Woman Tells of Barbarous Conditions In Calcutta Girl Railroad Offices Swamped by of Six Wife of Man of Sixty-Rve Grandmothers Less Than Thirty Years Old. i Persons Who Take Advantage of Eastern Rates. . ' : . : vv- v V ?v - ' p A". - 'V .' - ! n ' 1 ' :' . ' - 1 Child Wire of India, All Under Nine Tears of Age, Mrs. E. C Avatoom of Calcutta la a . truest at the horn of Mrs. H. W. 8ton. lira. Avetoom la the wife of a prominent barrister of Calcutta, bat so deeply has ' aha been Interested In tbo pitiable condi tion of the Hlndoe women that ah haa devoted' much of her time to their help. ; With Mrs. Sukhoda Banarjee she con ducts a school In Calcutta for rescue work amour children. Hera they re ceive as many aa possible of the (Iris . who have lost caste at their homea and so are left adrift on the world.. Mrs. Avetoom 'came over? on . tht steamer Mongolia, which went ashore on the coast of the Inland aea near Kobe harbor. She describes the incident aa thrilling and dangerous. The vessel ' was lilted at an ancle of 46 degrees whera tt hung on a reef. Many of the peopta left the boat In . launches and went by train the rest of the way, re fusing to reman with the vessel, which hung there for 18 hours., . ' Widow Sevan Tears Old.' Mrs. Avetoon desires to thank the . press for ita work in behalf of , Mrs. Banarjee when she was here, which as . alsted materially In her endeavor - to , raise funds for the school In Calcutta. The little Hindoo woman -treasures care fully the clippings about her and her work and often shows them io visitors. Mrs. Banarjee, it will be remembered, was a high caste Hindoo woman who had lost caste and was a grandmother in her early twenties. It is for women in her position that the Calcutta school is conducted and It la through her own misfortunes that she is able to reach her pupils ao well. 8he waa married at detectives find them and bring them to the achooL Over that age they must tie coaxed and after the experiences they nave had this ia a difficult task, fov they mistrust the Christiana There are now 60 pupils In the school and thae will in time become teachers and missionaries against . the evils of child marriage. Missionaries tre well received in India, but the native eon- verts are received . with coldness. The Hindoos are more placable than ' the Monammedans. - ' ',,.,. The picture shows a group of widow children, all under J, whoare In the for the death of a husband S vtrs I old by washing la the Ganges and lo casw. ' , ' . TWICE AS -m mumi XzXi-h -x w -. Official Figures .; Prick the Gas Building Bubble of the " Sound City. After all the talk of buildlne- bonm.l and growth of popuUtion In the Pacinc tha large statements In India widowhood is the greatest northwest an aln a woman can have against her and Dublihi h a..m. . i 1? M"menu nni vo.Mn, in puoiisned by Seattle relative to its ner. make her pure. tBut women who leave J"an 1 'mprovements and realty values, their homea and go Into the atreeta in ttl real have come out and they Calcutta lose casts unless they J are nw that Portland's growth Is not only properly escorted and hidden in a cov- two-fold greater but la of th. nm.. ered conveyance. Many, under; tha nent kind, while the city on tha sound weight of their great al are tempted to i, cultivating mushroema. reax:h tha Ganges In spite of dlfficultlee OfflciaJ nnrt. .iZ. . and it la seldom they return aa they left :?hH.. gathred ro city Then they , cannot b received at home uthoritl the varioua cities In tha and they are next ound in a hoapital co7', cn month bring out a re- wasUng away with disease. , markabla comparison aa to ha char- A.r u srowtn maae oy Portland artd Seattle resoeotiveiv. T i. .u an niina , h. I t . j " """"" v j liiu i , ui lih iin iiiiiin ir rna . . ... women of the school and with dlffl- sued nermits fn, mV Sm,.-" rnltv thv Mraua th.m .. o...,r . :. T """"is, wuua ' C ' , ' , Buea permits lor 7S2 buildlnn achooL If the children are under 10 the But the cost of Portland-- sm k. waa Wtfa BIx, Husband Sixty-five. These children are found (AM and inea&Xb Or. da yt open rour saomik Ilka a yount i gulp dowa wbataver food or nad loffared yoaf ., . intelligent thinking woman. la seed oraeiW from weakness, ne it outness. pa la and uStnr, then It caeana saach to yoa that UerkA t,Tif rle4 snd rnf hmrpv fi!!rlne fir xx7iw?i nr'Tlftrit eo'd. 07 CWfittl for (he cure of wotn.n'f Hla. i.f ' y Hi t S The makers of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre 7' acrlpUon. for the cure of weak, nervous, run down, over-workedv debilitated, pain-racked ' wotaent knowing thlmedlcie te be made up ' of ingredients, every one ot which has the strongest possible indorsement of the leading and standard authorities of tha several schools of practice, are perfectly willing, and la fact, are only too glad to print as they da the formula, or list of ingredients, of which It la composed, in plain SnglUh. on every bottle-wrapper. , 4 ' ' Tha formula of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription will bear tha mast critical examine tloa of medical experts, for It cocalns no alcohol narcotics, harmful, or habit-forming Aran, and no agent enters into it that is not highly recommended by tha most advanced and leading medical teachers and author ities of their several schools of practice. These sothorlties recommend the InsTrdlents Of Ur. I'u ri e's Kgvorltc Prescription for the j cost of Portland's 391 hitiiinn 11,627.977. wbila 0tti.'. -lit i i j i . . . . vuuiuiiss cost a total, or only. 1 741,999 With half , the number of buildings! Portland proposed to mmii .MM ti,.. double the amount of money in their construction. Tha-. amaxlng precedence taken by Portland over , every .other-city In tha country In April, in the i face of the caaicrn gossip t or railroad retaliation against the west, and Wall street mut terings about money matters, has made this city the subject of favorable com ment everywhere. Construction . News u me Apru snowing: "The most notable caln waa in land, Oregon, where permits were taken out for 892 buildings, involving a total estimated-xost of 1.6z7,B77ras against tiig iiuuiunn ana soii.eus ror the eor. sponaing month a year ago. This is $500,000 greater, than any month' in the history of. the city. Com In iut year arier ine chut Francisco calamity, it clearly Indicates the drift of 'affairs on the Pacific coast v Portland la mak. ns remnriuMe neaawmy. - ... RYLANCE THINKS C0LVILLE HAS. SKIPPED, WITH MONEY ;F. Colvlile, watchman at; the foot of Stark street for Anderson A Crowe, ia wanted by the Portland poUce on the charge of larceny sworn to by R, Ry tance. r it is oeiievea mat coivuia haa gone to Los Angelea.i- Several months ago. Rylance left tha gasoline- launch torette vln charge of the watchman to be eared for while 1 ta Whea tha aale of aaatern exouralon ticketa opened yeaterday at tha city ticket office of the Harriman lines at tha corner of Washington and - Third atreeta, tha office waa filled with cus tomers and there were many who could not get In, V If the first sale date fur nished an Indication of tha - season, there will be a large number of peo ple traveling east from the coast on business and pleasure , on account of the summer excursion rates.. It Is aald tha Harriman Rhea atola a marcn on their competitors and by taking action In advance of tha data of announcement were able to eecure from the Interstate commerce commis sion permission to aell exouralon tick eta May to and IL Tha Hill llnea-dld not get the necessary permission, and are consequently unable to sell the ex oursion ticketa this month. ' They will probably announce the exouralon rates for sale datea early In June.. From now unttt that time all aaatern excur- aion business will go via tha Union Pa cific rout to Omaha, and thence to Chicago by any connecting Una. The excursion rata from Portland to Chi cago ana return is I71.B0. . , Not until last Friday did all tha rail road lines concerned reach a final de cision on all details of the aummer ex ouralon " ticketa. Tha announcement waa Immediately aent out from Chicago, and the Hill lines made application for special permission to put tha spe cial rates into effect for tha eelling datea of May 10 and 21. Bnt tha ap plication came too lata and waa re fused. 'The Harriman lines, it la aald. , BRO.'.'CHIAL TROUBLES t. Readily YJel4 to Soc4hing,. Healing - v; ; l ; Treatment of Ifyomel. Bronchial troubles are purely local. They cannot ba helped by stomach dos ing. They are oauaed by Irritation In the air paaaagaa and can ba relieved and cured by medicated air alone. In this lies the secret of the great euo ceaa of Hy-o-mel In tha treatment of bronchial troubles.' . Tha Hy-o-mel medication, laden with natura e remedies. la breathed through tha neat pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit, reaching every part of the bronchial tubea and Idling at once the dlaeaae genna. It aliaya all Irritation and heals tha Inflammation or tha mucous membrane , with astonishing rapidity. 1 - -' ;; Treatment with sprays, douches ana atomisers In bronchial troubles Is con demned by tha beat physicians, aa they cause rurther irritation. Tha Brat breath of Hy-o-mel'a tned! cated air aeema to aootho the inflamma tion, atop tha cough and thua relief aoon becomea permanent and a cure re- Suits. "-.' H. .i V W', MVV, We do not want anr one'a money un less Hyomet givea relief and cure, and we absolutely agree that money will be refunded "unless tha remedy glvea aatia faction. - . All druggists should bo able to eup- ly you with Hyomol or we will send It r mall on receipt of price, 11.00, and every package la sold with tha distinct understanding that It costs nothing un less it cures. Booth'a Hyomel company. Buffalo, New Tork. co;iSTiione;iJ!Liiy of mi Ml BE TESTED Governor : Chamberlain Selects Members of Board of Port . of Columbia, had resolved to put in the ratea May zo and II whether the other tranacon tlnental llnaa agred or not. and were beforehand with an application to tha interstate commerce commlaelon. Tha Paclflo northwest exouralon party, organised by Philip A. Batea, to go to Jamestown, had arranged for transportation via tha Northern Pacl flo and Canadian Pacific. On aolnr to the Northern - Paoifle ticket office to purchase ' their ticketa they could not eecure them, and arera obliged, to go via tha Union Paclflo. ; Tha Port of Columbia law will go Into effect on Friday next and at that time Governor Chamberlain will appoint tha Board pf. Port of Columbia Com mtssloners aa provided by the law. Im mediately following their appointment a temporary organisation will ba affected and a ault will be begun by the oooosl tlon to the law at, Astoria to determine Its constitutionality. " - v Tha Board of Commissioners will ba oomposed of tha following men: Dr. An drew C Smith, R. D. Inmaa and J. C Alnsworth of Portland, representing Multnomah county; W. D. Plus of Co lumbia City, representing Columbia county., and Samuel H. Elmore of As toria, representing Clatsop county. " There haa been much contention over tha Port of Columbia law dating from the time the bill waa Introduced In: tha last legislature through tha atruggle to enact It and up to the present time. It ia contended by the opponents of the measure that It la unconstitutional and that It la unjust since It levies a tax upon Columbia and Clatsop counties out of proportion to any beneflta to ba de rived from tha operation of the law Tha anlt to solve tha question of the legality of tha law will be commenced by Frank J. Taylor of Astoria and wilt ba taken through tha courts until a de cision la reached by tha supreme court. It Is expected that the final deolsion can ba gained within ' two or ,three months, " , . ' v jf Oh fe the tres fffr The lads have found ?sg2&& 't :'h y -J Ail Around. V-r r$X$ ; I wish I knew ' : . 5 ' Where I could ctt x h .ifsjj W, 'iv; W tw hat free . l fT'K For I must find v: , ; - .-" I ought. to look X, : j liWTwiftMT rwT it tint TTO cq-wx , J mtmw v om,t wfj -111! sswajaajssa ill - y '-i-i Oart of Thaaka. .' :- We wish to thank, our many friends I . . . . M . . . . I ana neignoors lor ,meir sinaness snown us in pur great sorrow, the death of our father, y' ... ANNA SCHUIX I '"V :' ,: MX BOYSand GIRLS Or PORTLAND! y. We are planning one of the grandest umes1' you ever heard of for the opening of'; .xLli KOS r Straw hats are'ripe. ' We had one of the very Y: first shakes of the hat tree. With our ideas for' , the proper styles we were able to reach to the ends of the limbs and select the choicest fruit from the tree. The crop is all harvested and in' our store. - If you want any kind of a straw hat, the finest Panama, Sennet or Split Braid, they are all here. And "the prices speak for, thenV - selves. 1 ' ' . - - ? X':-' X'-X X'j '" ' .:: ,', ; ; v Our hat's off to you, , and we feel sure your hats will be off to us, when you see our hats be come your hats for so little money. PANAMAS $5.00 TO $15.00. , V SPLIT YACHTS $2,50 TO $7.00. SOFT BRAIDS $2.50 TO $6.00. ! XX-: JhX'!x Xx--X- 'xX:X,x X:-:; tx : Sole Agents "KNOX HATS" y y CITY .PARIS V x'" h ' '". ' ' " " 1 ' '"f r'X-XrXxX'-x:x,xxxx'yx 'X':"X iy--X;X- The'tientility Shop 311 Morrisori, Opp. Postoffice We are arranging lots and lots of good things for you, but we cannot think 'of them all. We want you to help us. i We wish that all of the "little boys and girls 'of the city would write us a le,tter and tell us what you would like to have x us do : for your entertainment on that big day. We have received a great many letters since ,' Sunday. Every mail brings stacks "mpre. Here I are some of the things that have already been rr. - tow suggested by our playmates : MAY-POLE DOLL PARTIES MERRY-GO-POUNDv . SWINGS, RACES, BAND BASEBALL GAMES x JAPANESE LANTERN PARTY MOONLIGHT PICNIC . PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW i . ' V- PONY RIDES ROBED CHOIR "RATES E A ST Ton oaa now make your arrangementa to visit tha JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION Or any other point in the east, this -summer, and take advantage of the very low ROUND TRIP rates that have just been fixed upon by THE OREGON RAILROAD ft NAVIGATION COMPANY. From, PORTLAND to - A Chicago........... $71.50 St Louis.......... $67.30 VSt Paul ,.........S63.1S B $85.00 $81.00 $81.40 Omaha. A B $60.00 $73.50 Sioux City $60.00 '$73.50 Kansas City. ..... .$60.00 $73.15 V A Direct routes both ways. , B One-way through California, - Ten.ttaje alloweA for going trip, 80 daya for return. Vtoporers at Jleaanra within limits. Ticketa will ba on sale Kay 80, 81 Jane 6. T. 8; aJy 3. 4, Angnst 8. 8, 10) ptember 11. 18. IX Corresponding reduction in rates from tha clttea named to Jamestown and return, yog fall parthmlara laa,alro of . WM. McMURRAY, , - C W. STINGER. ' Oeneral rassenger Agent. ' " city Ticket Agent, , Third and Washington Streets. HAREAND HOUND CHASE r rwreof fxtrHr iiimitw si mfqts tomblc I owner. It Outhrle, took a trip to Scot- L:iw(,iriii-nOTu iTifmrma isoTiwa. i tana, vojvuio soia xne . launcn a raw Ko other medicine for woman's Uls has anr such professional endorsement as Dr. Pierce's FsTorlt Prescription has received. In the nn aaallfled recommendation of each of Jta several ntgredlenta by scores of leading medi cal men of ail the schools of practice. Is sock an endorsement not worth of jour conslderaUoaY ' - . v - a ' A booklet of Ingredients, with numerous tmboretlve prufeeiooal endorsementa br tke l"d'.nf niedical euthoriate of this eountrr. v 1 be mailed Tret to any one Bending name 1 Up, wiifc reqneat for aama. Addreai - li. V. Plnrce. Buffalo. K. T. days ago to Captain Keneally of tha tintisn amp jordanhiU for 1250. but Rylance- eaya he haa ao f aft failed . to turn over the money, or any cart there. of. Thia morning Rylance found Col ville missing and ao hurried to hare a warrant for arrest sworn out , Veteran's , Birtliday Bemembered. "(Speelal PUeaUrk to Tbf Joaraal.l : Newberg. Or May Jl. About 45 members of the 3.,A. R. and Women's Relief Corps took i possession -of the home of 3. W. Douglas Saturday even ing and helped him celebrate his 6(th Dirtnoay. a. , bounttrul -: supper was served. And a great nany other , things besides. , If you have nor sent m your letter yet, we would suggest that you do so at once, as it will take . a 'long time -to .arrange everything, and we . want it -all -so planned that - it-will please you. J AmericanBIationalBanR SAN DIEGO, CAL. WRITE YOUR LETTER TO US TO DAY. TAKE WO CHANCES. Address THE OVERALL 11WS Care bt HARTMAN & THOMPSON, .;..' Portland, Oregon., . Capital (paid np) f 100,000. ' Snrplna and Vn. rroflta 40,00a Otflcera and Directora; luia J. Wild Prea.j R. M. Powers. Vloe-Prei; H. a Mills, "VTce-Prea; Chaa. I Willlama, Cash ier; X X Rlc Assistant Cashier; B. Strahlman. . Sand TJa Tour Paclflo JTorthwest Items SecdUs Tonr Visitors for Good Treatment BAXt DIEQo! CALIFORNIA. : sj - i- - - s - yx . . -. It win pay you to carefully Investigate tha openings for capital in this beautiful and healthful city, whose magnifi cent harbor la becoming ao Important since tha Panama canal la assured. . ? . . , 1 , P. S. If your papas and mammas r cannot wait until the street cars start running t6 Rose City Park, tell them ; that Hartman & Thompson are stjll run ning their automobiles out there every day, and that there are still a large num ber of splendid locations that are not se-' , lected. If . you think you would like to live in Rose City,-Park, ask them to please take you out there to see this beautiful place. It is"; lovely this; time of the yean " r - ' . . " ' GARDEN PLANTS We have thousands of. Vegetable and Flowering Bedding i Plants. All 'the leading kinds; strong, healthy plants that will live and grow. Prices reasonable. This is the month , to plant See ouf display at our store and plant yard, foot of Yamhill street. " - " " ' t , r I $ 1 1 f. ; .