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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, JUfnS 4, 1807.
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Golden Vedding Reception Today
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LITTLE" POCKET PHYSICIAN
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Mr. and Mr. John A. Hurlburt.
A reception i U r to U riven thla
afternoon at the home of Mr. and lira
. Wsldemar Seton, ? Mllwaukle avenue.
In celebration of the folden wedding
1 of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hurlburt.
Mr, and lira. Hurlburt have llrvd
In the neighborhood of Portland for the
17 years alnee they . came from Iowa.
Mr. Hurlburt was born In Canada and
Mrs. Hurlburt, aa Mary Adams, In In
dlana, but both moved to Iowa In their
youth and were married there. .There
are six children who will live thla re
ception P, it. Hurlburt, D. D. Hurlburt,
George Hurlburt, John 'Hurlburt and
Mra. Seton of Portland and Mrs, Wil
liam 8111 of Spokane. Mr. Hurlburt
la 71 veara old and hla wife la (f.
Mr. Hurlburt haa been prominent 'aa
a surveyor and for many yeara waa
county aurveyor. He waa alao civil en-
alneer for the Oregon A California rail
road.
HE JOE IS
i'whig noon
D ' D POIID IS
DEEP III DEBT
; Cannon Assails Chicago and Disappearance of Prominent
Is Assured of Solid
t Support,
PACKERS J&VQK EACE
OF YETEEAN SPEAKER
Bay City Clubman Ex
plained by Creditors.
congressman ixrtmer Announces a
' Trip West and It Is Believed That
Me Win Talk Favorably of the
v rresldentlalCandldate.' '
(Joornal Bfftefal Cervtce.t '
' Chicago, June '4. "Uncle Joe" -Can-
, ; Don haa returned to Chicago after an
extended visit to the eaat and brought
with him the presidential boom, which
has been attracting widespread atten
Hon In the last few weeks.
Cannon lost no time getting In touch
with hla western friends. At the
Union League club there waa a gather
ing of Republican leaders, who were
closeted one after another with the
speaker. Every one of them declared
himself sn enthusiastic Cannon man and
said '"Uncle Joe" was ahead Of all other
candidates in the race for the Repub-
, llcea presidential nomination.
Congressman Lorlmer emerged from
- the speaker's room and said he waa off
for a trip to the west His friends say
Jie will spread the Cannon - doctrine
wherever he goes. Congressman Me-
Kinley aaid his district was unanimous
for Cannon and there was no question
that the Illinois delegation to the Re
publican national convention would be
unanimous for him.
"Congressman Cannon Is unquestlon
nbly strong in New York," said Con-"
' gressman Uttauer. "His ability Is
! understood and the force of personality
la felt there. He would unquestionably
, be strong throughout ti e east should
the Republicans nominate him for presi
dent. .
1 "New Tork has bar own candidates
.for the presidency, of course, and the
; situation has not yet developed so that
la prediction as to the outcome can be
made."
Freak Eggs.
From the Molassine World.
- ' The stories told by poultry keepers In
regard to the laying of eggs are in
, danger of becoming viewed by the pub
lic in the same suspicious light as the
; tall yarns of fishermen.
- It Is announced that an egg laid by a
ben belonging to a coastguards officer
at Bridgeport measured Inches by
i inches, while another of a slmila
: Use picked up In a farmyard at Fenny
Stratford was, on being opened, found
to contain a perfectly formed second
egg. The record monster Chicken's egg
Is believed to be one of 8 inches by 7
.Inches ana weighing ounces.
' The most freakish eggs are attributed
to ducks,. The Weston Park museum,
Sheffield, has a duck's egg which con
tains another smaller one Inside and a
1 atlll greater curiosity in a twin egg.
the two being joined together end tn
ena.- . .. . -
In a museum at Paris a curious four
xooiea goose lays an egg which Is in
variaDiy misshapen snd the shell
which is so brittle that it breaks
touched. All. efforts to preserve these
eggs nave oeen lutiie.
- An egg apparently in a atate of per
fect preservation is reported to have
oeen discovered embedded in the mor
jar or an ancient cnurch near Paris. .A
the wall had been standing for fully goo
jcr ins egg must nave oeen undia
turned lor au ttiat long period.
t v Expensive Peace Gua-ds.
- Warsaw Cor.,' Pall Mall Gazette.
...- some idea of what it coats to have
military protection in Russia can be
aratnered oy tne following figures
-rince isarysiKin, whose estates are in
Lithuania, near the Courland frontier.
Is afraid of strikes and riots. A year
ago he asked for some dragoons, who
. were sent to tne manor house and have
been there ever since. For thie he pays
,1190 a month to the government.
' They have, already cost him 2.280 In
casn, to say 'toothing or huge quantities
Of meat, wood,, straw.- hay, oats and
clover, which he la obliged to give them
a free of charge. All told he reckons that
His -protection" coste him about 14.000
a year. - At suca a rate only rich men
can afford to feel secure In Russia. The
poor onea must tun the risk of being
jouiro. . -
(Journal gpeelal Service.)
Ban Francisco, June 4. Liabilities
stlmatedvat 176.000 are given as the
reason for the disappearance of Ed
ward Pond, a prominent young club
man and son of former Mayor Edward
B. Pond, who has been missing two
weeks. About 21 creditors, for the most
part shin chandlers, are said to be af
fected by the failure.
Young Pond's relatives and business
associates, beyond admitting that they
last beard from the missing man in
New York, persist ln shroudinr his
whereabouts in mystery and are mak
ing an effort to effect a settlement
with his creditors. . - - .
Pond's failure came tn'-llrht two
wteks after he had departed, when his
brother. Samuel V. Pond of Watson.
Pond A Riddle, requested statements of
accounts from the missing man's cred
itor. :' .. . , , .- -
Among the heavier creditors are a. M.
Jossolyn 3t .Co., 10C Main street, and
the Leslie Salt Refining comDanv.
Pond's failure, hla friends claim, was
cauned by a general decline in values
of fish products. cousl6d with heavv
losses resulting from the fire last yean
Big European Banqnets. t
The 1909 club banquet to the colonial'
ministers at the Albert ball, with its
MOO guests, is certainly of Imposing i
scale, but if is scarcely, as stated by a
tun temporary, me -second largest on
record," the premier place beina award
ed to Lord fitrathcona's Aberdeen din
ner, at which the gueaU numbered 2,400,
says the Westminster Gasette.
Borne years aro the late Ladv Bur-
dett-Coutts feasted 2.000 people at her
house at Highgate, King Edward being
among her guests, a little later his
royal highness . (as he then was) was
one of 8,000 guests sat down to a din
ner in London; 3,500 were present at
the banquet " - ,
But even such gargantuan feasts can
not compare with the banquet in 188
at the Palais de 1'Industrie, Pas I a, which
was enjoyed by lJ.OOO mayors of French
towns, in addition to 2.000 other diners:
nor with the feast Sir Watkln W. Wynii
once gave in Wynnstay park to 16,000
neighbors, a banquet at which It hogs
heads and 1,440 bottles of ale were consumed.'
Kyomel Xs duaraateea to Cure Catarrh.
Thousands who have been cured by
Hy-o-mei ' call the inhaler that comes
with every outflt the "Little Pocket
Physician," as it Is so small that It
can be carried in the pocket or purser-
There is really no excuse whatever
for anyone ' having catarrh now that
Hy-o-me is so readily obtainable.
Do not delay longer the use of Hy-o-me(
if you Buffer with catarrh. This
Is a purely local disease, and Hy-o-mei
goea ' right to the spot where the ca
tarrh germs ire present, destroys them,
soothes and heals alt inflammation and
makes a permanent and lasting cure.
The complete Hy-o-mei outfit consists
of the "Little Pocket Physician" and a
bottle of Hy-o-mel and costs only 11.00,
making it the moat economical aa well
aa the only guaranteed treatment for
the cure of catarrh. Remember that
Hy-o-mel cures catarrh without stom
ach dosing, applying the medication and
healing where the dlaeaae germs are
present. . ... - s
We do not want anyone a money un
less Hyomel gives relief and cure, and
we absolutely agree that money will
be refunded unless the remedy . gives
satisfaction.
All druggists should be able to su;
ply you with Hyomei Or we will send
by mall on receipt of price. 11.00, and
every package is sold with the distinct
understanding that it costs nothing un
less it cures. Booth's Hyomei Com
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FRED OLSEN'S DAY
TO HAVE BAD LUCK
(BmcIjI Dinxteh ts The Joareal.t
Astoria. Or., June 4. In two collisions
on the Olney road yesterday four men
were injured and a horse had two legs
broken and had "to be killed. ' Two
teams were coming to town and in
collision one of them was capslsed.
throwing ' out the men 'and ' breaking
the horse's- legs. . Shortly after the
other team collided with a buggy driven
by Fred Olsen, the Olney merchant
throwing hint out and slightly Injuring
him. The wagons and buggy were bad
ly broken up. All belonged to Olsen.
Creameries cheese, butter, eggs,
cured meats. Oregon Cheese Co. lit ith.
Sparrow and Dog Associates.
A curious sight In one of the principal
squarea in the lower part of town Is a
strsy dor 'whose constant associate Is
sparrow, which seems to have' ac
quired the absurd habit of perching on
the dog's head.-..'.'
The amusing feature of the thing is
the solemn quiet with which the dog
receives the attentions of its feathered
friend, turning its head only when the
bird gets upon the end of its nose a
spot, which is apparently, rather sensitive..
The meeting .of the day generally
takes. place at noon, when the dog has
finished foraging for its morning feed
and when the bird too lssated. If spar
rows really ever are. "
The short 20-minutd ride to Irvington Park is over one of the smoothest
; suburban lines in the city ; the cars are elegant, , the ' service" perf ect cars t
every 1 0 or 1 5 minutes. The ride is one to always remember the i whole
trip is hedged with beautiful Oregon Roses the entire distance Hand v
some aridi valuable homes are continuous all the way to the very bound-' 2
anes of the tract. - 4 'r'r,: ..-';;:
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Air,
the surroundings, the grandeur of the scenethe refresh-!
ing sea breezes, the fertility of the soil, ' the welcome
shade of a few choice trees preserved on each lot are enough to cause any
one to want to live in Irvington Parki- tThe purest 'of'BimRun: water: is ;
piped throughout the tract. Think of living in a beautiful park and having ;
the purest water in the world to drink with all other surroundings just right s
" I-' : ' ' ' ''yr-, , '-v -; '.v'-.v.. k '' b-rt X
W&WaI y0U t0 gCt away irom the "chcaP addition" idea and
y see this beautiful tract, a- strictly. hOmeseek'ers para
dise, a swell home location where Portland's best people are making prep
aration to" build pleasant homes, after careful comparisons ? with other
tracts, prices and all considered, the wide streets, 100-foot boulevard, hand-:
some shade trees, the reasonable building restrictions ($1,500)," the splen- .
did investment, a certainty of doubling in value in one year, in fact there -is
no other addition north of Going street on the Columbia river slope that
is as accessible or none other in the city half as good that can be bought for
$200 or $300, 10 per cent down'and the balance in payments of $10.00 per
montn. iaii or pnone Main 5396. . we are always
liclty-Ca Ttt readv to show vou."
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: Tit Pr4tme .Conpuv
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BOMB OFFICE t-t-tLAFA YBTTB BIJXX
Cm fWdtUutm tmi S4xtk . fwtUtJ Oe.
II Darren-Mi
Metsger flts your eyes for $1. 141
Washington street, corner Beventh,
formerly st 111 Sixth street
E. B. Holbrook Co.
Portland, Oregon
250 Stark Street
MEN I (LJfRT.(
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Iho Portland
tit PORTLAND, ORBCKJN. t t
V. EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY
KKAXKJUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
everything, to. eat and ''drink, and
it seat no more la the ,
Portlaai Hotel ' RathskaOar
than elsewhere la the city. Kvery
weekday night from to 11
aC 0 BOWCM, Kanaretw '
HOTEL MOORE
onir aix th teai.
CLATSOr BEACH, BZABISX, OBXOOaT.
The Cff Keaae of Onsen. .
: Directly' ea the beach, overlooking the
eeeaa. Hot' salt baths and surf bathing.
Recreitloa pier for ftsblnf. Hun parlor,
electric light, fireplace and furnace beat.
BMn walk. aiMl arlA. SM ttntAm . MnAlalt
Rates, $2.50 and J3.00 per day;
BTEUIAU BS.TB8 BZ TUB WEEK,
-f . DAN. . MOOBB, Prop... , !
OAuromarzA kotszj.
" Attorneys, Henry B. westbrook. Bu
chanan Bldg. Collections, abstracts, ti
nes examineq; consultation rree.
;: 'TEA '
: hioneyback: tea insur
ance: free insurance: costs
nobody anything;.
Tew tracer retaras rear aiooer if yes Asa't
. n Schilling Bt; e sal biai
Deer in the Foothills.
From the Anaconda Standard.
Juat now the deer are all down in the
foothills, following their usual custom.
and reports from the outlying districts
show them to be In greater numbers
tnan usual.
Almost invariably the deer sret out
of the snow aa early in the spring as
possible and come to .ne lower lands;!
to fawn, following the green grass and 1 1
me snow line oaca into the mountains
as the summer progresses.
This was also the habit of the Rocky
mountain sheep when that animal was
found in abundance in some of the Mon
tana valleys, but of late yeara few hv.
been seen in the lowlands, although iti
Is an undisputed fact that the number
in southern Montana has greatly in
creased during recent years.
Furnish King Alfonso His Wine.
From the London Chronicle.
l ne uordons are said to have the
right to all eternity to supply wine to
the. royal house of Spain. This family
hub oeen in opain aa wine growers more
than 100 years, although they still own
tne ancestral estate of Wardhouse in
ADeroeensmre. -
They have contracted aristocratic
marriages, and the present retiresenta-
tlye of the family, Rafael Gordon, who
Uvea in Madrid, haa named his first
Dorn arter King Alfonso, while hla
mother, the Countess de Mlrasol, is
laay-m-walting to Queen Chrfufin
King Alfonso, who visited Mr. Gordon'i
aunt during his stay in the north, did
not hesitate to play the part of wine
merchant himself in praising the vir
tue or snerry.
MEN'S $3 SHOES rttD OX
FORDS, VICI KID,' BOX
CALF AND PATENT qq
LEATHER. VOC
Men's $4 fine Dress Shoes and Ox
fords, in -vici kid, box calf and pat
ent leather; genuine - tM AO
Goodyear welt.. pieiO
Men's $3 Dress Shoes, in vici kid,
box calf; English welt . g(J
Men's 39c Balbriggan Underwear,
in pinks, blues and brown,
Men's 75c and $1 Dress Shirts, in
soft and stiff bosom; some Ofl
with 2 separate collars, at. e)7C
Men's Dress and Work Suspenders,
1,000 of them to pick-from,' Fire
and Police make and many other
makes; none worth less than 25c
and some as high as 50c; ; 1 A
your choice at........... 1UC
ffref erred Stock Canned Goods.
Allen A Lewis' Kest BranO.
About 500 dozen men's Ribbed
Underwear, Shirts and drawers;
35c values, they all go at lOf per
garment.
Kansas' aenator. the late J J. in
gaiis, left one eon who srivea nmmlm
i iigunng conspicuously tn the affairs
ur nis siaie. Sheffield Ingalls was a
member of the last Kansas lerllatur
and took high rank In that body among
Ita ablest men. His home is at Atchi
son, where he began the practice Of
law not long ago. He is already slated
for congress, although th itiatriot tn
which he Uvea has only recently elected
aa Its representative the son of annthar
famous Kansan in the person of young
J-n -ALthony. Senator Inralla lrt I
another son, Ralph, who Is practicing
law in Kansaa Cita- Missouri. Th ih. I
ow and daughter in th nM !
homestead at Atchison. -
Aa estimate furnished hv a. tntii.'.
Ian gives the number of men killed In
the dally pursuit of their es.Illnn
largely skilled and unskilled laborers,
for the laat four years, at so.ooe mn
or;20,00S annually.. - .-. .
Men's $1.50 Sateen . Shirts, col
lar attached, ,
Men's and Boys' Suits.
Trousers, Furnishings,
Hats and Caps
Job Lot Men's Suits
Wool mixtures, small sizes
chiefly, but good $5 values are
in the sale at, pick' M OA
at.. .....eOAoUa
These come, in all sizes and in
single, and double , breasted
styles; regular and PQ QC
good $6 kinds, for.
Men's and Young Men's
. Suits
Some all wool,- some mixed
;Wool materials, for they are, in
truth, job lots, picked up far
below cost of production; suits
worth' from $7 to $9, AJ Qf"
and the .choice for. . . . ap47p
Men's and Young Men's
' Fine Suits
Some $12 and $15 values, plain
as well as fancy patterns, single
and double breasted, the latest
models, all wool serges and clay
worsteds included QC
Sale price apOeaal
Lot of men's and boys' Hats.
worth 75c to $1 each,' all OC
in good condition, at.....XilC
Lot of men's, boys' and chil
dren's Caps, regular 50c : iA
kind, at......,.j.,......i l7l
Lot of boys' and children's 39c
Mexican Straw Hats J5c
Lot of men's and boys' $1.50 and
$2 Dress Hats; remember, they
are ihis season's latest shapes;
all colors, all sizes, 3t)C
Lot of men's regular $2, $2.50
and $3 line of Soft and Stiff
Dress Hats, in all shapes; there
are 'all sizes; over QO
1,000 to select from, at elJ7
Men's $2.25 Heavy Box Calf
Work Shoes,
$1.35
Sea them and youll buy. -
HOTEL JEFFERSON
w lunrt una qouqh streets
SAN FRANCISCO
ageiAL auMMEH narra j
New hotel, faeee Jefferaon Sanare. Two
blocks from Van Ness Ave., the pnaent shop
Dinar district. Car Hnaa tnn.f mrrtnm all
SSOrooma single er en suite. 160 private batha.
American and European plana, rrioea moder
ate.. Omnibus meets ail train.
STEWART-BARKER CO. r
The Hoter8tewart Opena September 1st -
Odd Coats and
v Vests
About 210 odd Coats and yests. in
single-breasted styles, of neat dark
and flight mixtures, mostly 'small '
sizes; worth up to $4 and $5;
your cnoice, wane tney lasi,
About 200 dozen boys' Corduroy
Knee Pants, taped seams and rciu '
forced; worth up to 75c, ijjc
325 of men's worsted good Work
..Pants, in neat stripes and fancy
mixtures; worth up to $2y
About 200 boysV School Suit, in
neat fancy mixtures, made rip in '
the double breasted styles; Avorth
X.?....; $1.29
Men's $8 and $10 all wool Scotch s
mixture Raincoats, full length,
.....$3.95
Men's " $1.69 good weight Ofl-
Corduroy Pants, at. , , . .0C
Men's $2' Worsted Pants, AQl:
neat patterns, at.. .....VOC
Men's $Z50 wool mixed on
Dress Pants, at. l)l7
Men's $3 wool mixed 1 ' gt '
Pants, at........ pl tU7
Men's $3.50 and $4 good eo OA
Dress Pants, at. . ......... $ L,OV
nuuroisco's LZAsnra commercial
hotel, ooHTAurura soo mooxs.
The St. James
rrLTO ST. AMD TAX XSSI AVE.;
. SAX ntAXCISCO. .. ,
XATXOXAL HOTEL CO., Frop. :
Wm. f. Scii
is sltosted la-the heart of th tmaln M.
trict. Modern aod handaomelv rurnl.hul. Prt.
vate btb. telephone In rtry room. Sample
room for tnmllnr mn. Rr fmm ai.so
14.00. Enropmn plan. Acceulbl to all depot.-' -i-eltoated
fa the heart of th ihopplnj end Mi
ne district. Cloa to tb theatre. ;
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Hotel "Key Route Ino"
i unu , aucci ana uroaaway
OAKLAND
Sunny rooms, private baths, long-dla-I
tanee telephones, compressed air clean
i In:, larae lobby, eaf e a' la carte with
cuisine and service unsurpassed. For
rates, etc., addreas
N..S. MULXiAK, Manacer.
Formerly Assistant Manager Palace
tiotel, s San Francisco, .;..
M OTEL A U DU BON
VAX ntAXOUCO-ZtTBOFEAX TtAHWrLX.
heat. AfpMtrlA lla-ht. . .It - mjim a. 1 A I
enees. Strictly flrat-daM.' Coannltnt' to hop
I i"u cuior.. us aireci un rrom rerrv end
I Third and Townuod depot. Ratr Si flo."
028 Ellla at., near Vn New nu. . '
. a- G ANTE B. Mgr. .,
Men, Rtiad This
Men'a $4. $5 and $6 Bench-Made
Shoes and Oxfords, in vici kid,
velonr calf and patent, leather,
tan and black; all made on the
latest fo qa
last.: pCJ7
1 . ' ' asMsaBBaf A ' " 'J ' " '
iffliii
Third and Burhsidc Streets
Men, Road This
MEN'S $3 VICI KID SHOES,
IN BLUCHER AND LACE
CUTS, ALL MADE ON THE
LATEST LASTS ' AND ALL
SIZES,
FOR.
$1.39
FOR WOMEN ONLY
Dr. Sanderson' ' Oompoend ' Savla
, sad Cottoa Root Pill. . The bm
, and eolf reliable remedy for
LAY ED PERIODS.. Car tbe moat
. : ooaiinaw r m I iv ear.
.YI wo, miieaii piaia mapper,
addrm Or. I. I. FIEBCB. 181 rint stnet.
Per tie ad. Oregea. j:;.. - .