The Oregon daily journal., May 24, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1 1007.'
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SPEAK FROM.
SUE PLATFORM
Rival Mayoralty Candidates Ad- j
I dress East Side Business
Ivten's Club.
INSTRUCTOR READY
TO BEGIN METAL WORK
Miss Watklns Will Open Classes
in One of the Old Fair
Buildings. '
Miss Mildred Watklns, who has been
enraged by the Art association to con
duct a, achool of metal work and de-
PALE SMOICE OF PEACE . fl!0' ! "rL .In 1
HOVERS OVER MEETING school ths first of nest week. She ex-
presses baraelf aa delighted with the
room secured, the Administration Bes-
Mayor Lane and Auditor Devlin Dl-
euss City 'Affairs From Non-Po-
A'-
liticai Standpoint Former, How
ever, la Favored One.
f Streets of agate, porphyry and quarts
reaching out ahlnlng and white In the
. sunlight, long boulevards, roae flecked
'. and shaded by majestic trees, and hard
surface pavementa of superior quality;
,., thl is the picture of the most beautiful
- city of Portland painted by Mayor Lane
: at the meeting of the East Side Bualneaa
,--, Men's club-last night ,-t'- , .-..
: "Ws dig for our,. streets." said the
. : mayor, "the softest rock that grows in
, ) the bosom of the hills, while In the bed
of the river, obstructing the channel to
J the sea. lies burled hundreds of thou-
, sands of tona of agate porphyry and
quarts, hard like the diamond, . which
. would make the beat covering that could
. . .. pe louna. r ' :
., ;. . Wo Mad BJllnaiaf. :
: The esst side meeting wss a success
, laat night, and harmonious. If the!
largo crowd that gathered cams with I
I the expectation of seeing Mr. Devlin I
ifeed off the earcsss of the "little doc-1
tor," or of witneaslng the mayor In the!
. act of supping tbs city auditor on the
f wrist, they were disappointed. Politics
were forgotten, and while the Repub
: lican candidate looked Into the future
and talked of the experlmenta of Glas
sow, London and - Paris, Mayor Lane
told of the time Eaat Portland waa
: known as the "cabbage patch," and re
ferred affectionately to the other
'speaker 'as "Tom." . S v.
"It makes no difference, aald he,
"whether the mayor of Portland la Tom
or I, it is the city council that mskes
'the lawa and helps or hinders the ds-
- veiopment of the city. Organise your
pu.h clubs, then, and keep them active
Study the Improvements you need and
- teat them out, and then ses to It that
-your council provide for the develop
ment that you desire."
t - V Mayor; the favorite. !
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NERVOUS COLLAFSf
Zi OTTXV WBSTXITTZS ST DB. ITTIV-
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MIfli Mildred Watkins.
taurant building at the fair grounds,
where the' light and the Interior ar
rangement are all that could be de
sired for such work.
Miss Watklns hopes to teacb ham-
Takes. Waea the rirrt Warning Symp
toms Are WoUced Muon, MeetfjeM
mffsrimf Kay as Sarsd.
Are you troubled with pallor loas of
aplrlts, wsves of heat paaalng over the
body, ahortneas of breath after alight
exertion, a peculiar aklpplng of the
heart beat, poor digestion, cold extreml
tlea or a feeling of weight and fuUneee?
Do not make the mistake of thinking
that these are diseases in themselvee
and be aatlafled with temporary relief.
Thla la the way the nervea give warn
Ins that they are breaking down. It
Imply meana that the blood-lias become
impure, and cannot carry enough nour-
unmeni to ine nervea 10 seep mem
healthy and able to do their work.
Reat, alone, will aometlmea give ths
needed relief. The tonlo treatment by
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, however, pre
vents the final breakdown of the nerves
and the more serious diseases which
follow, becauae the pllla act directly
upon the impure blood, making it rich,
red and pure. ,
Mrs. B. C. Brsdley of lot Parsells
avenue. Rochester. N. Y., says
"1 was never very healthy and aome
yeara ago, when in a run-down condl
tlon, I Buffered a nervous shock, csused
by a misfortune to a friend. It was so
great that I waa unfitted for work.
"I was Just weak, low-spirited and
nervous. I could hardly walk and could
not bear the least noise. My appetite
was poor and I did not cars for food. I
couldn't aleep well and once for two
weeka got acarcely an hour'a sleep. I
had severe headache moat of the time
and palna In the back and spina
"I wss treated by two doctors, being
under the care of one of them for alx
mo nt ha I got no relief and then de
cided to try Dr. Wllllama' Pink Pills. I
soon began to feel better and ths lm
provement waa general. My appetite
became hearty and my sleep better,
The headaches all left and also tbs
pains in my back. A few mors boxes
entirely cured me and I waa able to go
back to work. I felt splendid and as
though I had never been sick.
Dr. Wllllama' Pink . Pllla are Invalu
able In auch diseases aa rheumatism,
after-effects of the grip and fevers,
neuralgia, Bt. Vitus' dance and even
partial paralysis and locomotor ataxia,'
Dr. Wllllama' Pink Pills are sold by
SPECIALS
Interesting items offered for tomorrow only these being subjected to delivery at our earliest convenience
' tM .us-u -n .'j.it.- nA'n -:a..'.2ii . Ut-i-&w ' .''...,
, . m tui vvuxvu iimu, icicptxuiic VI w. A, uiucia wiu iiul uc accpicu. i .
msrlng, chaalng, carving and enameling
of metals as well ss ths rudiment of U druggists, or 'will be sent, postpaid,
design. She Is particularly weU fitted on receipt of price, 60 Cents per box, six
boxes for IJ.Bo, by the Dr. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
AT THE THEATRES
Si
Mayor Lane waa tendered an ovation
when he came from his -unobtrusive
-,back seat to address the gathering on
! east side subjects. Mr. Devlin had
' preceded him with the first address
snd was well received, but ths friends I ner work at the arts and crafts ex
and neighbors of ths msyor rallied to I hlblt will testify. Information ss to
.his welcome and gave him not only I classes snd
"ths hand." but the voles a well, and I day at ths
1 IIKamIIw tnn . I A Assist a t A Ant ass f AA anhAAl miV Mar.
Ister.
charter amendments coming before ths
, voters in Juns, on the history of the I rTTI F RPPIIPP IQ
'.east side.' and. the developments of the I - ILL "LrUUttlO
HEIRESS TO FORTUNE
as an Instructor. She studied for four
years at ths Art school at Cleveland
with L. H. Martin of Boston snd also
studied designing with Miss Backer of
Boston. With Mlaa Carson and Miss
Barnum of Cleveland she began work
as a eraftewoman Ave yeara ago and
continued with them until she accepted
this position In Portland. ' The work
01 tness crsrtswomen was exntDitea at rra7 ir...i- n ,
ths St Louis fair snd received the sll- Sni Warren Profession" Tonight
ver medal, which waa the hlgheat award Tonight, Saturday and Sunday nlgfata the
given for metal work. brilliant actreu, Bom Coghlaa, supported by
jaiss waiaine expresses a prerer-1 iinn company or players, will, present
once lor mm enameling, a urncn oniwi mucn dlacnatrd plar "Mra.
Which Shs is Sdept, as those who saw Warrea'a Profwalon," at the Helll ' tbm.tr
FearteMth ana Wutatngtoa tnu. MIm
bow at ths hKlrht r i...
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Book or Magazine Racks
Special 75c
200 of these Mission Racks in select stock
it, weathered finish, 30 inches hieh, 15 inches
wide and 10 inches deep, exactly as illustrated.
Specials
;:; For tomorrow evening only after 7 o'clock, the follow
ing in our Drapery and Shade Department: "S'S!
15c prass Curtain Kods, extend from 30 inches to 54
inches, complete with brackets, each.., v... . . .
500 yards Cluny Lace Edge and Insertion for special lace cur
tains.
ues,
tins, in Arabian tints only, ; Regular 15 and 1& yaP CgJ
ts, -per. yard r . r 1 ?i ,. . . m-, .ttsi i: ,J
Purchasers, limited to 10 yards each.
SPECIALS
' ; M in the
BASLMLNT
DOT.
Richly decorated Cake Plates and Berry Bowls in the German china.
Artistic patterns and rare designs. ' v .
Two sizes, 9-inch and 10-inch Berry Bowls, in two patterns.' Special,
each, 30e and 60s
10-inch Cake Plates. Special, each ...... ........ ... . .40s
t Purchasers limited to one each of the above specials.
jih. u uui.iucu am -- mau PODTtncIns. Bhs will rln
rv rouBBum uuv - uu srapuio picture or Bernard
"u'w s most lntsrtsUnc woman.
Sesits Selling for Henrietta Crosman.
hJ- .:?"," rtm to " airreeable,
rw , "WMUBMi," aald the
" i lis rtritw or kflra CrtM-
. Bljoa theatre. Mlas Crim"n wUl
be at the H.lllg theatre sext Mondar.
IDA WAlnSBilsw a.i.S.a.a . " '
7... . wwb mom will Brmnt
as . "
powe
will si
: future. They advocated, publlo parks,
mors bridges, better nreyervlce, flushed
-1 streets, municipal docks and mors pave-
omenta. They safd Portland , was .the
best, naturally the moat beautiful and
' ths most healthful city In ths world.
' All that is needed Is one long, harmo-
inlous pull together, continued without
' loss of energy, and the Paclflo coast
1 1 will yield homage to Portland as the
queen of the west :
H. A. Calif f presided At ths meeting
ana rranx tsennett and Pr. 1 M. Davis
made short addressee
, principal speakers had
, MKa' Ladles' quartet sang and ware
.'obliged to respond to a hearty encore.
Unusual
Bargains
Offered
in Our '
Exchange
Dept.
Yovtcuorr
is MOO
MAKCYOUI
OWNrtXMI
Lavyn
Mowers
Garden
Hose
Basement
Dept.
UMBRELLA TREE BERRY
CAUSES GIRL'S DEATH
wonrsai paciai nvrrKv., . . i i.ii. . ' - mLtl pi
n n .... . . t "i . ouuurn i .rr.j iim K. . . . .
from San Prancio -were - pa.aing l SiSLJjT this city yesterday,
" m I. rr (" - unm doz ornce.
ueorgs a. iuutnirj waa on vi-ina re
lief commutes loosing aner tns wants Th Tlr .
. - " t fTJL.
All
of exiles here. Her attention was at
tracted by ths cries of a little baby , Ji" - . M r
child and " ' "r-" ""' certain to
please sTtryone. The Baker mmnan. h.. .a
sona. temark.bls snceeasn this sesaoa. bat thi
(Jon rial Special Service.) .
Fresno, Cal., May 24.' Xn accident be
fell Fannie Wrought a high achool girl
While walking
along a cement sidewalk with two com'
panlons shs slipped ornan umbrella tree
berry and fell heavily to the sidewalk,
striking the back of her head, fractnr
lng her skull and -breaking her collar
bone. Shs dted st ( o'clock last even
ing at Burnett sanatorium, never having
lien's
Soils
$1.09
A WEEK
Burns aCesled la One Tay by
"TatJB XOUEEXOI.D XrJSOW."
i aJiuBgiaia roiuna money n UT, form S
AntiseDtio Meailnar Oil falls tin.
Fref erred Btoek Canned Goods.
) Allen Lewis Best Brand..
girl. She sought out ths child and
found that Its parents were numbered
after the two monr th WUe4 ,n th snd aianafetnent btllsres that by theuctlon of ,ng Burnett sanatorlt
concluded. Ths j Prt from the ministering of a mother- j "The Dairy farm': snother distinct snd striking I re8,nel consciousness.
IT wuinan on u train, no luiura igr I -... n im wonaarrqur Inter-
the waif was determined. She arranged ',"n nd hM ba s great attraction wherever
vvs asss liHV fl'lf MU HUt AIIUWIII ,af
ManHfw sanal 4 mvtA Mat A9 Is,
it it were her own child. She called It I A Contented WonumH at the Baker.
Iorothy Beatrice Cough try. Recently . for n trtnlnf of tnalM ntrrlmftiit m .
Wants to Sell Yon Your Summer Clothes
ON
No statement was mads by the girl
ss to how the accident Happened, put
her two companions attribute her fall I
to slipping on ths berry.
shs adopted the child legally, which ac
tion, through the will of Mra Coughtry,
now dead, makea ths one time waif,
sole heiress to her fortune of $150,000.
mmmmm awithered arm
At Their Onlfllling fctabMshmenf, 165 and 167 First Street
Our Summer Suits, Waists and .Millinery have an air of chic and betterness coupled with cor
rect style you don't find at other stores. And we sell 'era all at $1.00 a week
Many Cheer as Life Is Restored
to the Paralyzed Member )f
Mrs. Kalif Last Night at the
Great Fer-Don's Free Demon-
strations. ,
.MU auiit ins oainraay slant' per
ivinum wan ina infifmutit ain i
Seaman Company's Last Wek.
noan di tarda t nirrnr a M-rmM.nA . . .t. .
juuiuirw is dtot rne naaraan atk jMiM,naM .111
be disbanded and the house will remain clMed
""j11 fall. "Wicked London" U the ctai
In bill and a more merltorloqa Belodrans with
which to wind up the season could not bsts
been selected. It ban beaa imamM t 1....
huiM. all h. J , . . -
ww. my 19 Try popular.
1 "
MAt the Turf Inn."
rroni xna oara or in. mn.rtnt ..m 1- .in.-
Uur" haraa raiaa h... k... n..u.
state and there is an sicltlng race, with three Fer-Don S Medical Experts Make
boraes, la ths little sketch. "At tha is. r- . . . . r
kl.1. .. a .tl ' . - I TJ . J T5IJJ HT a. Tlf-lt- I
""" - " P"rS tn prosram at the Grand
thla week. "ThJoirl Who Dared" Is a comedy
with a plot andr a lovs story, acted by clever
1,1 10 1 mm me itesiiimaie stafe. and the third
aaeten wmcn atskes a hit la "Tha w.ih....
ana tne vara rjaniat," in which rartliue la
I luuwutw aim, au poasiDis variations.
Special Saturday
Women's smart, new and
Stylish Summer Suits
Regular $30.00 values. Extra
special at
$13.85
Piy Us a Little
Down and
$1.00 A WEEK
STRANGE AND STARTLING SIGHT
Bed-Ridden Man to Walk.
''Knobs o' Tennessee."
It was a poor, withered arm. dead and
cold, from which all life had lied, that I
waa held up to the Great Fer-Don by
Mra Kaur last nignt at tns tree show
grounds at ths corner of Twentieth and I
Washington streets. Mrs. KaUf, who
Charming New Summer
Millinery, All Now At
f-3 OFF
Bamaiafcaa m . nMUUHWn aired. au a. AUU, WHO
f "Knobs o' Tennessee"- at tha Hia- h..... La.a.i?ji aataVU. a. A a. . . 1 . .. .a aVU
heard of the wonderful work of the
1
: Special Satudray
YVery dainty and beautiful
Lace Waists
Splendid values ranging; up from
$4.00 to $15.00 beauties. Extra ?
special, all at 1;. A
v - 1-4 OFJP
Buy (be Latest and Smart
est Millinery In ToivriNow
At 1-3 Reducti6n
bait '? mJSrlZ'!' Jr.lnLb''i!L,,t Gre,lt Fer-Don, was inspired with the
neat or tnelodramMIe authors, Hal Re Id. Thla kn. .1.0. ...1.1.. .u. .v...l
1 the first time that tha nlai haa haan
st Star prices anywhere and the performance
ciTin of we biock comninr ta eaaal ta that
vnarau Dy n-BTeiinc organisstions which pre
sented It here at higher prices. "Knobs e
iannmaee - naa not one OUU moment In
formal
: ,- This is one of the new models of Summer Suits.
It fs here in striking patterns in gray, olive mixtures,
browns bordering on tan and blues in different designs.? : .
This week we make a special feature of Business Suits at
$10.00
Come in and see the patterns it will be worth your time.
GuICuhnProp
' We've Everything to Wear for Men and Boys
1C3-16S THIRD STREET. -. . MOHAWK! BUILDING
hope that perhaps she, too, could share
in the- Brood fortune so many were expe
riencing, and find relief from the awful
bondage of helplessness. Assisted byf
a rnena. sns came upon er-ijon s mat-
form last nlsht and asked If there was
Bandar afternoon snd nirh. T wlfl i T T...--": any nope ror ner. -ine i.it arm Deinf
. seate are aew no "sale " t '.h"'" ai, .n. ..,a.ucu
. ...ivvj D.l. I IttU .u
Joyed Its use. Fer-Don ripped the en
pircllng sleeve .from . wrlat to ahoulder
and the wonderful masrlc preparation
waa applied. After rubblna- for a brief
time, Fer-Don asked the woman to raise
her arm. Oh, I cannot," she replied.
Try. anyway," said Fer-Don. And. to
her afreat surprise, she raised her arm
above her head. She also lifted a chair
ana iouna tne new me coursing inrougn
her armt " Her happiness shone in ber
face as she turned to thank the man
who had brought about this wonderful
event "Wait a moment." said Fer-Don:
I have rumed your sleeve. I will Day
1 or a new waist, ana ne gave ner sev
eral nieces of sliver for that purpose.
I which, however, she accepted only after
mucn persuasion, as sns eiaimea tns
benefit he had rendered more than re
paid her. for the ruined article.
Another who experienced rener was
Ed j. Ma pes, who has been, for years a
sufferer with deafneaa. Mr. Manea
found he could bear a whleper after a
single application or tne Maa-io Keuer.
Mr. Robert BecKeL a farmer, neara or
tne Fer-uon's meaicai, experts upon
their arrival hers in Portland. Ha had
been , bedridden with -rheumatism for
several months and was brought to ths
offices at 352 Washington street, in a
carriage After three treatments by
tne "Hyartngii" system ne today walked
from the office unaided for the distancs
of two blocks. Many others are testing
tne value or the medical experts' new
bloodless surgery and treatment of
chronic diseases, their offices ; being
crowaeu aany. , .v, . s,
Fer-Don announced last night that he
would have a ladies' wood-sawing con
test Saturday evening at hisffeee show
grounds, y Twentieth , and " Washington
streets. Upon inquiry we found that
this costest la a very laughable One, It
being a trial by. ladles to see which can
saw . a stick of wood in two pieces in
ths shortest length of time. ' The prise
tor tills contest will be a fS gold piece.'
. "Wedded Bat No Wife."
Berths M. Clay Is reiDCaslble fnr "UT.aaa
bui no mm. wmcn tne atocs mnn.n. .t
the Star theatre will present next week, with
matinees Tuesday, Tbureday, 8atnrdayand Ban
day. It Is a love atoryx written as only thla
famous norellat can wrltex them. Next week
Raymond Whitaker and Manaret Pitt. BOW
or tne neaman atora , company at the Empire,
yu vi. u. uwr wi cumpao co piay leada.
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Children's Matinee.
Tomorrow at the Ljrrlo there will be a ana.
rial children's matinee, when Mlas terna ai.
ton and the Alien stock osmpany will be seen
1 in tns inriinni maioarama, "Ths Coanterfelt.
era." There Is an abundance of good, clean
I fun that 'Will dellsbt the children. Other reatu
sees satnraay ana Sunday; last time Sunday
Bight. Beats may be reserved by telephone.
; "PoUjr Primrose.'
Nest week at the Lyric the bill will be the
delightful comedy-drama, "Polly Primrose,",
with Hiss Verns Feltoa la the title role acd
au the favorites or tne Alien etock company tn
the east. Special features la stage effects will
be shown. Seat sale for the entire week opens
Sunday morning at the Lyric.
CLAIMS SELF-DEFENSE
IN STABBING WOMAN
(Special Dlepatce to The Jmraal.t '
Butts, Mont. May 14. Mrs. Mollis
Qulnn died last night as the result of
stab wouniWlnfUcted by Theodora Cam
panellL Ths Qulnn woman sought to
protect snother woman from ths knife
of Campanelli, and be thrust the blade
Into her abdomen, Ha confessed ths
deed, claiming ths woman tried to beat
, , . . , -r .
All Our Deauliful Millinery Now A( Off Pay Us $1.00 a Week
Porlland's leading Credit Sfore, Two Floors, 165 and 167$ First Street
The New York Outfitting Co.
f ..MIS-. -V"
'lill'Jlt
LOW RATES
E A3
To oaa now max your arrangements to risit tbs
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITIOIN
Or tnr otber loint in the east, this summer, snd take' advantage' of
the very low ROUND TRIP rates that have just been fixed upon by
. THE OREGON RAILROAD A NAVIGATION COMPANY. '
, From PORTLAND to
Chicago..... $71.50
St Louis. t........ $67.50
St Paul I63.1S
B
$85.00
$81.00
$81.40
'A " B
Omaha . . . . .... . . . . $60.00 $73.50
Sioux City.. . .... .$60.00 ' $73.50
Kansas City ..$60.00 $73.15
. A -D'rect routes both ways. BOne-way through California.
Ten days allowed for going trip, SO days for return.' ' Stopovers at
pleas-are wlthisv limits. Tickets will be o xusile eTtuie s, J, t jnly s. 4. f i
' Annst 9. t. 101 ttoptember 11, 18, 1. - -
Oorrsponding reduction la rates from tbs cities aasd t Jamsstowa
: and return. . Tot fall particulars lag. airs of. s ...... r ,
Wf I. McMURRAY, ' . C W. STINGER,
Oeasral raaseng sr Agent - city Ticket Areas, -
' Third and Washiag-toa atreets.
SIGNS OF SPRING
Are In evidence on everr hant nnr ..a
Ithough . "Winter may finger In the up
of Spring", you can't cling to your Win.
ter much longer. Be prepared for the
warm weather with a new mower and
hose, such as you can choose from our
stock at such out figures, ., .. . , .
Avery (SL Co.
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