The Oregon daily journal., May 30, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON DAlEY' JOURNAU PORTLAND', THURSDAY EVENING, MAY SO, ISO?.'
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James W, Nesmlth post.," G. A. R-, and
ths Woman's Relief Corp, both under
command of Comrade C II. Browne,
post .commander, formed in line at JO
o'clock this morntnc and inarched to
the Odd Fellows cemetery. Their were
escorted by The Dalles band and Com'
pan? D, O. K, CL, and1 followed by cttt-
ms. v At the cemetery the ritualistic
ceremonies of the Grand Army were re
hearsed and the jrraves of fallen com
rades decorated with flowers. The, us-
Sunday
, Veterans Decorate Graves of jy JtJT&iSS
' .TmwrodsV TXTin TTnvP ; Itional church. All business -tiouve ar
Passed Away.
I closed today,.:
AT CORVALLI3
" EXERCISES ABE HELD
? IN IIONOB OF HEROES
Cadets Join Old Soldiers In Day's
Ceremonies. r , i
(Specfel P1fptrt t Tbi Journal.)
Corvallls. May SO. Memorial day was
Members of Grand Army and Belief J fittliisly observed hers by the O. A. R..
- '. . . v . I v" caaeis, scnooi cnuaren ana tna
Corps Join Hands, With warriors I general public today. The procession
T . r... t- ii-i TVihntk, I ia in ironi oi ine urana Army iibm
of. Lost Cubo in raying Tribute I t , p m4 pr(K.ft(l(,ed t0 CryUI te
cemetery, where thore was an address
by Commander 8. 1L liorton of tbeQ. A.
TLt selection, O. A. C. military band;
prayer, chaplain; Lincoln's address at
Gettysburg-' 8. H. Horten; exercises by
the members of Ellsworth Relief Corps;
exercises, O. A. R.; remarks, 8. I Klein;
address, Rev, J, R. M. Bell; chorus, as
sembly. Taps was then ' sounded, and
the grates strewn with the blossoms of
grateful and loving remembrance,
lira is
SIX YEARS LATE
! PRETTY GIRL MAKES
JiOXG TRIP TO WED
Ranchman's Daughter Rides Across i
Three) States to .Elope With
'. . ' " . Her liover.
SEVERED FOOT
4'JORTIIOIGSUrj
O '
to Memory of Dead.
(Special Dl'rwtett ti tm tmnu.j ,
. Albany, Or, May JO. Memorial day
was' observed hers today with appro
priate exercise, the O. A. R. leading In
" the ceremonies and holding' their- an-
nual reunion. J In the forenoon a fixed
program -was? carried out, beginning
i. with ths morning services at the eere-
mony and the dedication of a new plot
: for the burial of their dead, and the
I afternoon meeting -.held in their local
'ball, with appropriate speeches and a
glorification f the deeds of their com'
rades now departed. The usual march
' to the burial grounds of ths dead took
place and . the day was generally ob-
- aerved as a complete holiday. '
AT WOODIKTRN
AT PENDLETON
f
Four Monuments Are Unveiled by
Women of Woodcraft.
(Special Dltrpatcb to Tb Journal)
Pendleton, Or.. , May
day was duly Observed
and all ports of Umatilla county to
day. Four monuments were unveiled at
Olney cemetery by, ths . Women of
Woodcraft - Judge 8. A. Lowell made
the principal decoration day address, J.
Ii. Lawrey t-e Memorial address and
Bert Huffman ths address for ths Wom
an of Woodcraft ., The parade formed
tnls morning.
The Eagles carnival opened last
night In the big pavilion with thousands
of people In attendance. It will con
tinue xor xour aays.
Rev. Mochel Pays Tribute , to the
Memory of Heroes.
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Joarnal.)
Woodburn. Or- May SO. Memorial
services, here today consisted of a pro
cession of L I. Stevens Post O. A. R.,
Garfield circle Ladles of O. A. R.. the
school children and' civilians, preceded
by the Queen City band, ' marching to
Ball Pass! cemetery, where- regular ex
ercises, were held and the graves dec
orated. -Rev. IX 8. Mochel delivered an
onrnu. I .j,-.. a ,1 . ,.
SO. Decoration 1 ' " nwcwea t uio
In Psndtoton I TC , r1 ,"a'lwr"
wvuvm lunate. , i
. At Seattle. ,
fSpeclal Dtopatrk t Tta Joaraat) '
Seattle, Wash.. : May ' 10. Memorial
day was celebrated In the usual manner
here. Graves were a mass of flowers
and the veterans of the O. A. R. held
their annual services. ,
AT . ASTORIA1 "
i
v . At Walln Walla. .
8ppal Dispatch to Tb -Journal.) '
Walla Walla, May 10 Flags through
out the city and at Fort Walla Walla
are at half mast today, veterans and
cltlsens joined In ceremonies In honor of
the departed heroes.
The Popular Route.
When purchasing round trip tickets to
the east, you should see that you are
routed tme way via ths Canadian Pa
cific, y "the world'o : soenlo f route."
Through cars from coast to coast and
Exercises wers held from Flavel dock n .be"t of .Yrrthlng. For full par-
ln the mornlnav when- the unknown "cuiars apply at lI T, lrd street.
spreading flower, over ths water. The DMCE HALLS CLOSED
Kansas City Car Conductor
Saves Three Thousand .
for Trip Abroad. -;
tJoarsal Special Service.) ;''"' '
New York. May JO. Having s saved
$1,000 in six years out of bis earnings
as a street car conductor in Kansas
City, Charles Kelly, a young Mlssourlan,
accompanied by bis pretty wife, who
was bis chief Inspiration in the accumu
lation of his savings, have departed on
the steamship Moltks on a belated
honeymoon, trip through Europe, The
young man declared ne wouia spena
every cent he had ' saved In visiting
very Important country on ths other
slda tof the Atlantic and that within
three days after his return to this coun
try, six months hence, he would again
be "rlnglnk ud fares in Kansas City,"
and laying the foundation of a new sav
ing fund, which -would be used in the,
purchasing .of. a home ior nimseu ana
Wife. .. :.'.'( - . -;; -'
"When we wers . married .In 1901.
said Kelly, "we mads up our minds to
spend our , honeymoon In Europe, but
I had not at that time enough to get
out of Missouri. Bo we made up our
minds to save up until we could make
ths trip In ths way ws wanted to, and
here ws ara.",y -, ... . .
. REIGN OF VICE
' , (flplal Dlapatck to Tbe Journal)
!Lewlston, Mont, May 10. Pretty
Fannls Morris, .the 11-year-old daugh
ter of a prominent stockman of ths Big
Hols Basin, in Wyoming, is ths bride
of Robert Mcrarland, a ranch hand, and
the chief figure in probably one of ths
most unique runaway matches in marl
tlal annals, -,,. ..;?.. ,;;
Miss Morris' father strenuously ob-
jectca to ner proposed marriage witn
McFarland, and the young man . was
told to go west, and did so, landing at
Lewlatown. : Three weeks sgo Miss Mor-
Italian Loses Member and
.ISix Hundred Dollars Hid
; den in His Shoe. .
' (Journal Bplal Serrlca.)
Trinidad, 'Colo., May 10. John Vs-
lottl. an" Italian workman who has been
employed In ths Raton tunnel, was
picked Up by ths crew of ths Santa Fs
freight train about three miles west of
rls started, off on horseback, ostensibly Trinidad, with one toot out off. He was
for a visit with a relative. - Instead I brought ' to a hospital here. The Wan
she turned ths nose of her horse for i
the mountains of Montana, and two
days sgo joined her. lover and was
speedily married. v :;,;.t. ;
Miss Morris rods through portions of it was disoovsred that nobody had paid
unconscious at the time he was
found, and -as soon ss he regained con
sciousness after - reaching Trinidad, he
asked for his foot For ths first time
three states, Idaho, Montana and Wyo
mlng, and so enjoyed ths trip that at
her suggestion proposed to return to
Big Hols Basin an horseback.
Mr. and Mrs. McFarland started from
Lewlstown yesterday morning, but they
had not gone many miles when Mo-
Farland's horsa shied -and threw him,
breaking his hip. He was brought back
to Lewlatown and placed in ths hos
pital, with his wife as his nurse, this
accident disclosing their romance,
AMERICANS LOSING v
EXPORT BUSINESS
. Joornal gneclal Serrlca.tl
Shang-hai. Mav 10. A sixth flour mUl
has been opened here, making ths total
tlcallv slaves, in a vice den in this city, i milling capacity of Shanghai 27.S00 bar-
lying drunk, a show for the native boyslrels a day. v Shanghai, Hongkong and
(Continued from Page One,)
and Inen two little American girls, to
all intents snd purposes stolen from
American homes, .
"I want to put on record here a state
ment that the government of Colon is
a mass 'of graft and fraud. . Public" serv
other cities are Increasing the number
of mills. This, , with failure of con
gress to encourage shipping on ths Pa
cific and the activity of the Australian
government commercial agents who ar
rived hers recently to promote ths pro
les, so far as there is any, is managed Jeoted increase in shipping facilities be
Flowers Are Strewn Upon the Waters
of t&e River. 1
Astoria, Or... May 10. This .being
Memorial day, Cushlng Post G. A. R I
Woman's Relief Corps and the Ladles
of ths G. A. R. patriotically observed
ths day . with appropriate ceremonies.
in
Clatsop
cemeteries I
of
Ocean View and
were decorated.
This'eVerifni As pubo" exercises will
take place at tha Astoria theatre, at
' , which Rev. C. C, Rarlck will deliver the
f i patriotic address. - All business is sus-
i pendetf. "' , ,
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AT THE DALLES
to
. Veterans March to Cemetery
Decorate Comrades' Graves.
. The Dalles, Or., May 10. Members of
BY ASTORIA OFFICERS
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal)
Astoria, . Or., May 10. Charles F.I
Wise was tried in the . Municipal court
yesteraay cnargea with harboring youn
girls In his dancs ball, who were under
age. He was acquitted' on. charge, the
prosecution not being able to bring evi
dence - enough to sustain it He was.
however, found gunty of. running
dance hall In violation of a city ordl
nance and fined 2S. -All the dance
halls have now been closed by order of
City Attorney Charles Abercrombie,
i - i i rsi ii - m ., it.ws,,,! ' i
Clean
Copldno
wlierever tnere' . a
New Perfection Oil
Stove in the kitchen,,
there you will find the
pots and pans clean and
bright. The blue flame
of the New Perfection is
the cleanest flame tro-
- duced by any stove, and is entirely free from smoke
and soot Another advantage of the ' ,
VicIi Blue name OaCooK-Stove
is that the heat is highly concentrated by enam
eled chimneys. This means quick results. The New
Perfection is different from other, oil stoves. Made
in three sizes, with one, two and three burners.
' ; Every stove warranted. If not at your dealer's, write
c to our nearest agency for descriptive circular. .
Nbb all - round household
use. Equipped with the latest improved
burner. Gives a bright, steady light at
lowest cost. Made of brass throughout and
beautifully nickeled. Suitable for any
room, whether library, dining-room, parlor
or bedroom. Safe and satisfactory. Every
. , lamp warranted. Write to our nearest
- agency if not at your dealer's. -
. , .A. . STANDARD OIL COMPANY
. "- - axooBPonaTK)
Something Need Painting ?
No matter what it is, you can get
the right paint for it at your nearest
dealer'a tinder the name
nam QUALITY
a mark that makes it easy to paint, enamel
stain or vaniisaanytflingr new or old. -Let
us send you acopy of the only com-"
plete paint guide everprinted, "The Selection
snd Use c! Palais and Finishes." If your dealer
cannot supply you with the - "Acme Quality
kind, we will. , . i - .
NEW ERA PAIMT & VARNISH CO.
k ' its rrasr stxsbt, romnjuro.
fmv& e
yq'v j
for practical robbery; its so-called
courts of justice are simply extortion
mills, i Jn plunder that comes from tnis,
leading Americans share,- and the gov
ernment of the sons looks on in silence
for that reason."
He save he has nroofs of ths state
ments that American officials are at
least In some Instances directly inter
ested In this infamous place. He says:
At Colon, within 15 feet of tha post-
office and oommlssary store, in plain
sight. of both, to ths common knowledge
of thousands, a huge building owned by
an employe of ths United States is oper
ated, not only as a saloon, but as a vice
den." -
, Vies Xs la rowan ;
' There are, he says, not less than S00
saloons In Colon, which has a popula
tion of 13,000, twlos that number In
Panama, and one for every mile at least
along the canal seme. , He adds; '
"With the exception of such special
laws upon particular matters ss con
gress may have enacted, law and admin
istration In the canal sone are the will
of ths president of the , United States.
Tha vies and ths liquor traffic ars in
power and accomplishing their accursed
work. They do so because .Theodore
Roosevelt either wills that they should
or does not cars enough about them to
exercise his, fully sufficient authority
for thoir suppression and the protection
of. their victims" , .. -.i .
LITTLE BOY BLUE
; MARRIES AN ACTRESS
, (Joarnal Hoeclal Barries.)
; Chicago, May 80. "Little, Boy Blue,"
of Gene Field fame,: has grown up into j
real romance. The secret came out that
Frederick Skiff Field, son of the late
poet, has married Miss Anna HHd of J
ths La Salle Theatre company, and that
she is now on her way to Boston to I
break the news to her mother.
"The Time, ths Place and ths Girl."
was ths play that lured young neia
("Tot" t his father used to . call . him)
into ths theatre. He found the girl,
and the question of the time and place
were settled within a month after a
midnight supper. Bo they went to
Evanston late Monday night in a speed
ing automobile, were married by Justice
Catherine Waugh McCullough and hur
ried back to Chicago, with promises not
to tell. But there were a few in the
secret, and it soon spread. 'Miss Eva
Francis of the Oarrick was maid of
honor and Harry Anderson best man.
Mr. Field is In ths advertising busi
ness.
PROPOSE SITES FOR , ;
NEW INSTITUTION
fAnMal Dlifiatch to Tha Jonrnal.1 '
Salem. Or., May JO.- It was a divided
report that the committee, consisting of j
William Waldo and former Stats Land
Commissioner Oswald West filed with
'the state land board regarding the loca
tion Of the proposed state institute for
the feeble-minded.
Waldo recommended the purchase of
the Baker-Herren and Cavanaugh tract
situated between the state reform
school and'Turner. . It contains about
7S0 acres, The average pfice is less I
than 175 per acre.
West recommended ths purchase or I
ths Coleman tract. It contains 1,000
acres, but the feasible area is reducible
to (00. Ths price Is less than I7frsjn
acre.- t : -v 1 . -rz
INDIAN GRAVES ARE
ROBBED BY GHOULS
' f8pit Dlipateb -ts The Iwrnil,l
Aberdeen, May 30.- Because vandals
have been despoiling the graves of their
dead, Indians of this section have ap
pealed for the aid of "the courta
John Chepalls, one of the head men
of the little settlement of Chenolse,
says vandals have dug up ' a number
of. the coffins and Opened them, ap
parently in hopes of securing relics or
rare objects. ' ... .' ' (' .,
The' men thought , that, they had a
clue to the perpetrators, snd Deputy
Sheriff W. W. Anstle ' went down on
the noon train to serve papers, if the
clues led to the right parties.
SENATOR DUBOIS TO -
DELIVER LECTURES
(Special Dlinateb to Tbe Journal.)
Boise, . Ida., May 30. Senator Fred T.
Dubois and his private secretary, C. R. i
Arney, have arrived In ths city from ths
eastr After- few-days-thrsefiatar" win
return to his home in Blackfoot, and in
June he will go on the lecture platform.
Mr. Arney will buy a residence here and
make Bolss his permanent horns. 1
Eastern Excursions.
Ths Canadian Paciflo has announced
very low rates to eastern points during
ths . summer - months.. Tickets on sale
tween Australia and China threatens tha
American export trade in this, part of
ma wona.
any attention to the foot, and It had
been left . On the ground Mar where
Velottl was picked -up. Velottl said hs
had 1600 in bills In ths shoe on ths sev
ered foot A man was sent back after
ths member, along ths track where the
accident occurred, but could not find
either shoe or foot, and It was evidently
picked up by tramps.. , i'
GATES IS CORNERING
TEXAS' OIL FIELDS
(Journal Snaelal flerviee.)
Galveston, Tex, May 0. A deal In
east. Texas oil property - involving $t,
000,000 in whloh the Texas company, of
which John W. Gates Is ths directing
head, becomes ths owner of 10 producing
wells, S00 acres of oil land and ths sa
tire outputs of. three companies, puts
Gates and. his associates practically In
control of ths independent oil operations
of ths southwest , '
Gates interests now own mors than 10
per cent nf. the production of the Texas
fields and ars building a- 10-Inch' pips
11ns to their two refineries. ' s
Gates admits that H. Clav Piercer.
hsad of .Waters, Pierce Af Co, Is indi
rectly associated - with him. but ' re
fuses to say that hs and Pierce .have
combined to fight Standard OIL :
CIVIC REFORM WILL: '
PLEASE DUTCH JAKE Change of . Terminus Rus
(Sparlal Dtopateb to Tie JnnaaLt ' ' . Sell-ShaVer LmC '
Spokane, Wash., May SO. Dutch Jaka, I .Commencing June 1. the Russell
the famous proprietor of the-Coeur I Shaver cars will discontinus runnins un
a Aiens ineaire, is ast remodeling his I Finn street to Washington, and will go
variety theatre into a palm garden. He up Burnslde street to Sixteenth street,
announces tnat ns is highly in favor making ths terminus at Sixteenth and
of civlo reforms when hs is assured I Washington streets, instead of Second
inai an are to oe treated auks." and Washington streets.
For style, cut, materials, workmanship, finish and
v- fitof the ; '; V .
fPO
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(LBiieistteinroe
mi
- With the finest custom made creations will con
vince you beyond question that we've got the goods.
In general construction, tone and character the new
spring Chesterfield models cannot be surpassed by
the most exclusive custom tailors.. " ' ' -
Chesterfield
Jkih-Class
Clothes
R. M. GRAY
267-271 MORRISON STREET;
The Store Noted for Best Goods at Lowest Prices.
PORTLAND ROSE, SHOW AND FIESTA JUNE, 20-21
. Men's Underwear i
Men's Silk Lisle Underwear, in pink,
beautifully finished, and the kind -ydu
usualfy'f pay ? $1:S0 a "garment for.'
Here Friday and Saturday r 13
12jc-15c Nainsooks
;. . . .. ; .-(...- .-4, i ;'-,
; 50-t pieces new white, striped and
checked Nainsooks, a wide selection'
of patterns, and our Best 12 c and
15c qualities.' 'For Fridajr ' n 1
and Saturday, yard. . . . I .. , j2C
New Oriole cp; f
One of the, most popular of the sea
son's wash fabrics. " Comes 28 inches
widein light' grounds with' small 'fig
ures; regular 2oc quality,
Two days, a yard
L. ............ .
10c
Silk Gloves
Two - clasp Silk
Gloves, : in white
and ' colors; best
75c grade v;50J
Lon Silk Gloves,
in " black, white
and all the latest
shades, full. 16
button length, at
special, a pair
92.25, $1.08,
91.50, . $1.38
hup (Era
Usle Gloves
Long Lisle
Gloves, best qual
ity, - suede finish,
all the new shades
including black
and white; regular-
$1.50 grade.
Special, pair 07
Long Lace Mitts
handsome ' Duch
ess laie, black and
white ;$5.00 lval
ues ' 4 . . .?1.95
Black Cat Dose 12c
Another great sale ' of
Black Cat Hosiery Friday
and Saturday. Double heel,
and toe and elastic ribbed.
Come in men's women's
and children's l'r
sizes. Special r... lsWv
Women's Fast Black
Hosiery, double, heel and
toe, best garter top, war
ranted stainless and seam
less ; a splendid 18c valuet
Friday and iir
Saturday, a pair. . . 1UL
Women's- Sleeveless Vests, - lace-yoke, sev
eral very pretty styles to pickfrom ; our reg
ular 35c. and 45c grades. Two ' OlZA
days' special.". ... .. . , safUL
$1 Corset Covers G9c
.LMade of finest quality cambric, four rows
fine lace insertion, lace edge, ribbon and
beading, extra full front. Friday and Sat-;
urday only, special, each". .. ; . "v,69
Muslin Skirts 07--Three rows wide lace
insertion, full knee flounce; also several pat
terns in embroidery trimmed ; $1.50 and
$1.65, values
Cambric-Gowns 97 -Women's fine cam
bric gowns, short or long sleeves, square or
circular yokes, lace and embroidery trim
med ; $2.00 values: 97
rAT THE ,
NOTION COUNTER
FRIDAY and SATURDAY;
These ; prices hold !. good
for Friday and Saturday
only. No telephone or
ders filled. ,f . ; , .
WASH BELTS
Hemstitched and tucked
Wash Belts, latest novelty
buckles; 50c grade., 23
BACK COMBS
Shell, Back Combs, gold
and ' jewel mounted; 50c
and 65c values , . . . . .35
HAT FASTENERS .
Handy Hat Fasteners,
regular price 25c. Friday
and Saturday, each, 19
SKIRT "BINDING .
Brush' Skirt - Binding, all
colors. Friday and Sat
urday, a - yard . .". . ; . . . 2
- PEARL BUTTONS
Super quality white Pearl
Buttons, 3 sizes. Special
for 2 days, a dozen f..5
SUPPORTERS
Children's Pin-On Hose
Supporters ; regular 15c.
grade. Special, pair.'; 10
WINDSOR TIES
Silk Windsor Ties, all
colors and fancy patterns;
best 35c grade, each .23$
Suit Department Bargains
Note ?these very special values - for Friday
and Saturday. Mail orders filled. , , i "
Linen Skirts. 81.50 Women's .'5 Linen
Skfrts; in naturaFcolor, trimmed with' straps
of self material ; special ." ; . 31.50
Short Coats, $5.85 Women's and Misses.'
Short Box Coats, in light gray stripes and
checks ; $7.50 values ...,.....,, . . .85.85
Manufacturer's Samples - Manufacturer's
Sample Skirts, Coats, Waists, Suits and
Wraps at about cost of the materials alone.
We make a specialty of . women's, skirts (in
extra sizes. )
Summer Corsets SOc
Women's high grade ven
tilating Cable net Corsets,
sizes 18 to 30, lace trim
med and - regular ' 75c
value, 1 Friday and PA
; Saturday .'. . vi'i , . . OUC
Warner's' Rust Proof Cor
set : iq. new high bust
model, jace trimmed, hose
supporters front and
sides, regular $1.25 Q P
value, each ."O
line lawn Bust Ruffles
hemstitched ruffles, rib
bon trimmed and a stand
ard fiSr niialitv On. tn
a customer Friday and Saturday at,
twT-rtesr
Decoration
; Day ,
As usual this store will
remain closed all day to
day. Open 8 a. m. Friday
; CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS.
'Decoration :
Day ,V'-
As; usual this store will
remain closed all day to
day. Open 8 al m; Friday
Distributers
June a, 7, and f, July S, 4, S, August I.'
I, 10, September 11. IS and II. -
' Make your .sleeping car ressrvaUons
now for tha Juns excursions- j
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