THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND; THURSDAY; EVENING. JUNE . ,20, 1C07
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Store Opens 8:30 A.M, I ;
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; Joseph Smithof Salt Lake Is
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SILK ETONS As long as they-la'st,T-rMtfAE
VALUES UP TO IIS . . i, . .. . . . J Val
-You must cami early. Only a few of them. 1J JL X w
JAP SILK WAISTS Values up to $3.50. dj i C A FEW BOX AUD JlJED COATS -f:dj -Friday
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. . . Joseph-' Smith.' ' president ;' of the
V-Chttrch of Latter Bay aainta. is wru-'.-land,
scocmpanied byMrs. Smith and a
v i) umbo r of traveling oompanlonaj At
.'tha Oregon hate), where the party is
.putting up. It is given out tnat tne inp
la merely incidental, a mattee or picas-
mm' tn of bo significance. ' : ' -
1 1 - president Smith, himself Is too busy
seeing the sights of the city and taking
,1s the rass csrolvsl to talk; In fact, he
aid noi, wini uj iki
not desire to discuss hie plena.
W IOT rreaioeni nnuin, onwtvir,
' XX K. Ecles of Salt Laks , and Baker
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D. E. Eclea
City, the banker of the Mormon church
and advising financier. . George Stod
dard of Im Grande, manager of the ex
rtnklve Mofmon. propertlea. 1a also one
- or the party. ? otnere ' are Anmon n.
Iund, a. prominent churchman; ij. F.
JEdwardn, John. Smith, H. M. Smith and
John Robinson, all influential members
of the Mormon church. . . ;
Mr. Kclee wae the only member of
.the party who tarried about tne hotel
long enough to be Interviewed. He,
' however, had but little to say. - Speak
ing for preiiident Smith he stated that
4he favac.f'tkcj.eharrii had come wlta
hie party to La. Grande for the dedica-
tion of the new Mormon church at that
place. Jit was now simply .swinging
around th e4rcla to 'hls home by the
southern : routr would remain in Port
land a short time, then visit San Fran-rim-o
and. .possibly Xo Anxeles before
returning-io nis noma ai sail ulkb.' .
The visit had no significance, Mr.
Kclea said, and was simply for pleasure.
.The properties of the church along-the
route, at La Grande, the Hood River
railroad properties and others had been
visited en route casually and not wlU)
any sppciai lnieresi, - :: s
President Smith and party will ros
, slbly remain . in Portland for - another
- day, when they will resume their jour
ney to. San Franicscd. - t,
HAROLD LONG S
iT PICKED UP
Exclusive garments in Voile, Panama, Silk, Fancy. Mixtures
VALUES UP TO $75.00
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$20.00
Come early for. your selection See our"Windows This in-
! dudes extra sizes v . .
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White Duck Skirts
Values up to $2.25. . . vf ..... ...
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Regular $5.00 'and $6.50. values. FRIDAY AFTERNOON
ONLY:
Values up to $22.50. YOUR CHOICE
Including extra sizes
$6.95
Linen Crash Skirts
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The boat In which Harold Long start
ted' to row from Washougal to Portland
.Tuesday night waa found this morning
at the head of Sauyies Island by . State
" 'Lighthouse Tender' Ogden. Tha -coat,
hat and shoes of young Long were in
the bottom of the boat. A small punc
ture was discovered tn- the bottom of
the boat. Indicating that It had run into
'a snag. '- -- v ' H :,-.. , ...
' As a strong tide was running tip he
U'illamette Tuesday night It Is believed
. that ung Long was allowing his boat
to drift . up stream . and - perhaps had
' fallen asleep, when hi a craft struck a
snag and the young man fell overboard
and was drowned. ;
Harold Long was the only son of Mrs.
Henry Patterson of 445 Eat Ash street
A reward Of $400 has been offered for
the recovery or, tne boay.
. - Estate of Captain Brown.
The;etate -of Csotain John A. Brown.
of the firm -of Brown A McCabe. who
died recently, la valued at 1154,000. A
renort niacins; the value" of the prop
rty at that figure was filed In - the
..county icpurt- this jnorning by the 1 ap
praisers,' James "Watts," A. B. Hedges,'
ana wattnew xroy.
and Nea-' Stylish trimmed Hats
69c r$2.00
Another big lot of
wire -
frames
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More and
better '
Braids
for
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Beautiful
Flowers .
at.iOc
and. t,.v. . . .
15 c
Untrimmed
Shapes
at," :"
25 c
lLarge Chip and Nea
politan Flat?
$2.50 values.
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Sole Agents for .
"Henderson Corsets' -'Standard
Pattern
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WHOLESALE
AND
: RETAIL
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TIMER BUSHED; THUGS BEAT TWO
RAILROAD BLUED FOR LITHE Gl
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Government Sues Corvallis Chinaman -rlla Hand Cut
& Eastern,. Demanding
Damages.
Assistant United States Attorney
James Cola filed suit this morning on
AVhite Man Loses Wiitch
and Money.
Footpads became "exceedingly, acttv
last night and as tha result of their
. MEN -OP AFFAIRS -
, sTsed ?ppe Food to Supply ths Bralm.
-snef icai Journat comments 'on the'
- restless brain woraer oi onr large cities
an4 refera toi lhe fact that ha thinks he
; knows jus- much , about th needs of the
' brain when he Is tired and shows brain
fag, as ( a trained 'practitioner?-' ' ;'
. w; He - Is Inclined. -tospr' tip .the tired
i organs by some stimulant of perhaps
'- quiet his complaints with some narcotic
I and this plan , goes on until suddenly
r he collapses, for brafn fag is a' sure sign
, that the elements that - compose i the
.. - brain are. being, more rapidly used up
i than replaced by the food. " ' ;
Tnere is really a choice of biit two
, pathways for an active brain workera
- man of affairs when ha shows symp-J-
tomi of breaking down- Either he must
i- quit work' or he must-'-have -food that
.' .will replace-the structure, of . brain and :
. :.: nerve centers as rapidly as they are
. used .ftp;each -day. ,L : v. .
v Chemical analysis of tha' particles
thrown ou; through tha pores of the
;' body shows thst .after continued brain
work, a large portion of excreta ?con
4 tains phosphate, of ' potash. It Is known
that" when this element is furnished by
. ..the food in proper, .quantities, the sys
' tern unites it with albumen and from
i.. that compound 'makes the gray matter
- that fills tha nerve canters of-the brain.
' . This la an especial feature of the food
known , as -Grape-Nuts, -a delicious.
rady-cooKea a.na.preaigested . bresit-
: fast food.' - ".. - - .-. '
.A definite and well understood train In
brain power and physical, strength will
i -er in after Grape-Nuts has been used
eight or ten days, and sustained and
: tontinned brain work can be carried on
: if a reliance la placed upon thin food
In connection with the ordinary food of
-- - the f.y. ? . 1 . - '
"Thre"i a "Reason.'' - Read -: Tha
;x:oa4 to .WeUvUle ' la pkgn " 'T ,
behalf af tha United States against ths operations vtha detectives are Invest!
Corvallis at Eastern railroad, to recover gating two reports of highway robbery,
no.7oa.44 for timber destroved bv fires Lee Kee, a Chinaman, reported to
im th r.u..t. innit mmpva ta vur. I Captain Bailey that he had been held
. 4. . .. .... .. ..up on Stark between Eleventh and
uuo i uw.OTiiitcnw ui vim muwu i Twelfth atreeta a.t 11:80 n m. bv a
company. -:- !. .-' t . masked highwayman. Angered by his
The complaint alleges that the rail- faUure w secure snythlng of valu
road was negligent in keeping its right from his victim, the thug struck the
of wav clear from debris, consisting of inoffensive Celestial and -.Inflicted an
logs, trees, old ties sna grass, trurtner, UKiv rut n thW later's huhtl, Lee Kee
tha complaint sets forth that the debris describes his assailant as about fi feet 8
was set on fire by passing' trains andllnrhea In'halrht. but nwlnv to a blank
npreaa inio xne roresi, Durnins; ia,ii,vuvimaaK worn ly the roDDer the China
feet of timber. . 1 Lman was unable to give any other de-
According; to the complaint- there ! scrtotlon. ,
were two fires, both In the western end I-1 J. ;G. Torek complained to the police
or tne reserve. .. ' una waa at Merry in I tnatv wnne intoxicatea, he was set upon.
August, and 'the other ln ths Sardine I beaten and robbed cf a gold watch and
mountains In July, 190. 1 $38 in cash by-two thugs at Front and
The suit waa brouaht in . pursuance I Morrison streets. TurcK was so be-
of the government's policy of compell- ( fuddled by over-indulgence ' in liquor
Iris rallroal companies to keep their I that ne ditl rot remember anything
riahts of way clean and free from all about, the general appearance of the
inflammable debris. The
eomnialnt two -footpads. No clue has been dis-
filed tins morning recites that the Cor- covered in either cast to the identity
valUs & Eastern wss notified to clean crooas,
its right of way April 24, 1908, and
failed to do so.
That7 similar suits will - be brought
against railwaya in Oregon that have
been .responsible'- for -causing tha de
struction of vast areas of timber is
probable. -. Mr. Cola stated : today that
it- was onlv bvareat effort-on the n&rt
of 'government.. employes ..that . the . ioaa
in the cascade reserve waa -not greater
last year. Included fn the. request for
damaaes are Items for employment of
lira ngnters amounting to neany si.ooo.
JACKIES ARE EXE3ICT
FR03I KULES OF CITY
Having In mind the unfortunata clash
between several Retty officers pf the
united states steamsnip cnicago -ana
Patrolmen Klealim' and Isaksoriv - last
year, which resulted in'" the dismissal
of the latter from' the' police depart
ment and the fining of Klenlln, Chief
Qrltxmacher has Issued an order to all
patrolmen "to deal lenlentlv with tha
'A PTTPT TfQ 5 -PTT VTi crw of tha two warships now in the
command to be careful and not - give
cause to any of the seamen of the ves
sels now Tin port to complain ofi any
INCORPORATION v
4.
' Articles of Incorporation of the Pot
ter-Chapin Realty company I were filed
in -the office of the county clerk this
morning by T. B. Potter.. H, ,L. Chapin,
and John K. Kollock; , capital , stock,
?50,000. ' . -
Articles of Incorporstion of the Hood
River-Monler Fruit company were filed
in ; the : office of the county clerk this
morning by H.- F, French. C. E. Hous
ton, and William. N. Neville. Capital
stock, iiBO.uot. . ,
j.!-a: enrrey.' m. , k, Barrent. ana u,
M, Pettlgrew this morning filed in the
office .of the county clerk articles of
Incorporation of the Heights Park Hold-
,nf.. krsm "SpVterd LEROY 3IILLER-S BODY
Alex oweea niea in tne onice or' met
antaaronlem - on the nart of tha - nolle
The officers' are Instructed totreat the
jaclcles with every courtesy and in ths
event oi any oi tne Diuejacaets violat
ing ths city ordlhances to take the
names of the offenders Instead of mak
ing arrests.-" :
All reports of disorder on the part of
ine aeamen win ne transmitted to Ad
miral Swtnburn for adludlcation. ChIef
Gritsmacher hopes by this method to
entirely eliminate all dancer of diffi
culty between tha patrolmen and man
o warsmen. . : .
county clerk this mornin
Power, company-
articles
Capital stock. $30,000.
incorporation of . the Bandon Light
.M0XJANA; court to
i FOUND JN C0LU3IBIA
.Journal flfteclal Serrfr.)
The Dallea. Or.. -June. 20. A bodv
found floating in the river yesterday
TT)AT)T T 4 V"Tk "C7 t TTTkO I niorning was Identified this evening aa
FROBL LAiSD JbRAUDS Leroy Miller by Ms brother-in-law. who
(Spaelal Dlapateb : to The Journal.)
is section foreman for the O. R. & N. Co.
at Blalocks.t Miller Was levelman far
the Roberts surveying party and was
CRAZE FOR GIRL IDAHO IMAGER URROl'l IS
CAUSES MURDER Wl OE HIRED
LAST SCHOOL DAY
Waiter at Tacoma Commits Ruzzi Finds He Cannot Get! Graduating Exercises of the
Suicide-After. Wounding : - Musicians and Council . , High School Will Be Held
J Releases Him. .
, Sidney Dundas.
: .-.V y-f, il'n II. 7:.'
IS SECOND ATTACK 0
in the Evening.'
School's, out. tomorrow.
At 9 o'clock .tomorrow, morning .nun-
Soft and harmonious will be th at
mosnhera hereafter when tha narlr hn&rd
KIND ON SAL00N1TAN meet t0 tUk mu''. gnnualj drads of bright-faced boys and. girls
wrangia or the band leaders -win be reia-i will .wend their, way schoolward for tha
V tA1 tf tltsMMAIrlt tlrl "ssllA MV" I 1.. VI. A. V &l . -
m g- -'vs savsaawB.v "hv a wuy( IgflMPt, 1H iUls) Bf tV KQl VII VI T UU'
William Jones Shoots '( Proprietor amon" th Portland' directors will be I motion cards and be dismissed from the
1 ?' . ' ' ' 1 determine! ha tht nlvll rvtr Vnmml.. . mh
three months. ' Tomorrow night - the
When Ordered Ont of Resort, sion,
Wounds Bystander ; and ,' Finally
Blows Hole in Own Head.
1 This mrtrnln ...!. mn.r of g?u"na- exercises or -ins mgn scnooi
. z.,. . . . . . . . : I wiu os neia in tne ueiug.
Early next week the offices of
(Special Dlapatch to Tba Joarnil.)
Tacoma, Wash., June 20-Wllllam
Jones, a waiter and book solicitor, shot
Sidney --L.I Dundas, : proprietor of ' the
Nevada saloon and most prominent sa
loon man in . Tacoma," last night. Then
arter snooting aifford Westcott, a
chauffeur., shot himself. , iA
Dundas waa struck In tha head, the
bullet entering tha back of his ear and
Imbedding In his brain.. Ha was still
alive this morning; but the physicians
say he will die. westcott was struck
in the "calf of h fa- leg and h la Injuries
at me mosi win no more tnan cause
him to lose the limb. In shootina him
self Jones did a good "job, ths bullet
goina; tnrougn nis neaa and deatn re
sulting almost immediately. -
The shootina was tha result of wine
and women, coupled -with an finholy
passion on me part of Jones, who was
a married man. for -Lillian Jacobs, a
orettv 16-vear-old airl. Jones and the
girl had been associating- with one an-
omer ana wera -recently arrested to
gether, when he was fined $50 and given
Ssnci
ome
In tha Holllir
tne ju-urnano nana, wnicn , nad been Early next week the offices of the
awarded the contract to furnish tha city city superintendent in the city hall
park with mualc during tha summer, will be closed until -the middle of next
imormea .tne . para: . Doara mat ns
violated the union rules in offi
gratuitous Bunday programs and aa
mvr, i
had
Auauat. when thev
offering I prepare for tha fall term, which begins
will be opened to
consequence waa unable to secure-play-
September II. There will be no vaca
tion -for Bohool Clerk Allan and his aa-
ers. He asked that he ba released from sistant, lor tnat -oinca is open au tne
nis Obligation and as ths board waa dls- year rouira.
Following Is - ths list . of principals
who were - transferred at the recent
meeting of tha school board:
ti. It. BiouKh. uavis to Alnaworth:
L. H. Morgan, Clinton Kelly to Chap-
posed to be lenient it not only released
him - but returned his certified 'check'
for faithful performance of his contract
. When thia action was taken tha board
rinndidmrA a. .nlan mihrnlttat h T '
Tomllnaon, one of the band leaders, of inw; .,!. uooao, remnauia to uien-
tne city, asamg that tha plan followed I "leeie, vnencos io t-eninauia;
In eastern cities of hiring a band man-. P. W.r Arnold. Terwllliger to. South
ager to look after the concerts be adopUl Mount. Tabor; William Parker, Ains
ed.. The suggestion proved a timely worth to Vernon; Addis Clark, ninth
one ana arter aome discussion as - to i t'iB"taiia o. r.
whether or not tha civil service would wail, assistant in jsign scnooi to Atkin
nnntlnn 'th. nuttln. Ai n.n.4Alsn ' An IOI1. :- ' ' - . I
tha payroll it waa decided that auch .Twenty-four teachers did not file ap-
could be done, provided a rsaueat,waalPllctl.on -for- 'reelection for various
made of the commission. Secretary Mc pauses., Borne were notified In advance
Phersin Informed ths board that uoonfby. the- board -that thai r grades were
request a manager and $0 musicians 5?,ow tB? required standing and aid not
would be appointed from month to appllcstions. others are retiring to
month' until examinations could be held m"" and still-.others desired to quit
The matter or appointing a mahager I " 'T'if . "''"! are:
Will OS taxeil UP at tna next meeting. I ' "jl nu"if. . aaarina. rvwier,
Mr. Tomlinson. Is After the lob and will Mra- Beatrice. Harrison. Phoebe. Bal
t K i m A- a . I a a M Ma la A IIS snail ilasi w i SJ 7m
mam t strong oia 10 iana IX. ) - I ivy. .7i - . ,"' Y.'""' "
Concerts- In tha city nark will com- Winkle. Anniqe-Knapp, Myrtle Pease,
mence the first Sunday th July and will w;4iA'-Mw' l?,rZ .MH 13!art,Lft
Two
Things
of Which
Portland
May Well
The
in
a short term in Jail and she was sent continue until the 4,000 appropriation t ?uitarflw Myr of,eU ' Ew p
Xs Orlven WUd.
Separatloh from the alrl drova Jonea-
wlld. Obtaining his -liberty he began
Is exhausted.
A contract
Brothers
utility houses in three of the city Parka
drinking heavily. Entering Dundas' re-1 'or the sum of 1J.96J. J. E. Bayer, bid
sort last night in-a drunken state ha its.viv. unin woro wiinin ine .esiimata
demanded - explanations relative to the l-r ss.uvv. xne 'nouses are to do con-
girl. Dundss ordered him out of the I structed of iron and one will ba located
saloon, instead or comDlvlnar he mill.
denly drew a revolver and shot Dundaj.
waving, the weapon In his hand he
tract was- awarded Ruedy '?" weme Brown, Mar e. Backie, Isa
for tha construction of flvi keI1g Moaeau, Una Baker, Winifred
lses in three of the city parks J Lei. Ayars, Mina, Tregellas,
started out to the street, producing
va.kuiMicii. cMi.sug a, nuniuer ui ioun$'
ers about the saloon. Harry Nicholson,
a barber, tried to s ton him at tha M.
walk, when whirling the weanon Jones
fired. Nicholson ducked and the bullet
struck Westcott This -shot held back
a number who were ready to grapple
with Jones and tha man continued down
the street half a block. There with a
crowd ' rapidly , gathering he suddenly
lururu mo weapon on nimseir, putting
a bullet through his head, and stagger
ing, back .fell dead , in the entrance of
tne uerun ouiiaing. - ' :
uundaa was the victim of a somewhat
in the north nark block, twn - in . hlnrV
nine of Alblna homestead and .two In
Holladay park. 1 - - -:, .. '--' -'-.
, ion jewia and -Isidore mng wero ap
pointed a catnmlttea tt Inspect Pennoyer
similar attack a year ago- when -Albert operating in the state to keep an accu-
Helena, Montart. June 20. A fed- drowned .one day Inst week west of
sral grand j Jury
his charge dwelt particularly, upoh ti
Jiere today by Judge W. H. Hunt, con
sisting of 18 memoera The Judgpi-'"
lb 'ft leather belt around the bodv-tird
Elliott, a cook; shot him through the
bodV because Dundaa. ordered him nut
or nis saioon. Elliott served a year In
Pressmen Elect Officers. '
'Jnaronl Special ' Rerrtoe.! ' -'
New York, Juna 20. The xlhterha-
Lulu G. Campion, Anna E. Knox.
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VIFE DECLINED TO
COME WEST WITH HIM
John C. Poucher this mornin fliarf
oark tei mt whit undarhruah rr,n.t K I Suit . for divorce from Clara Poucher In
cut out Jo protect residences near there ih vclr?uU court charging ,, desertion
from fire. --.,. ..ft :.v. . J because , his wifs refused to move to
un(un, rouenn- aaya mat iney were
in hi i icq hi ourr uix, Micnigan, in May,
1871, and that he came to the coast In
March. - 18J8. He wrote numernua lnr.
tera to' his wife, he alleges, asking her
to. come to Oregon and loin him. but
ane reiusea. i ney nave seven children.
(SDcelal- Dlanateh' fn Tha Jnnm.l t :. ' I ' Suit for divorce from 8am Stain was
Balem, Or,, 'June '20. Ths Oregon JIea ln tne circuit court, this morning
ate. railway commission yesterday JriMra "Mary Stein, who charges de-
PWl UUII ,11 tfUMt 4'V-W. 1XIII7J. wcia jnni.
rled In this city In March, 1908. Mrs.
Btem - nas tares minor children bv a
rormer nusnana. '-
COMMISSION KEEPS
CLOSE TAB ON ROADS
state
made an order requiring every railroad
umber of the watch, which n i tlonnl Pressmen's nlon has elected as
violations of the land laws and from
this fact the supposition Is that the dis
trict sttorney will conduct a rather vlg
oroua inquiry along this line. Whether
or not sny "big fish'' will be indicted
la 'of. eeuxss a matter of conjectura.
i iised in i this city, , The body will
- ent to' Soda Springs, where His par
ents reside, tor burial, w
Bnster Brown and Tigs" :
At.thij Ootdetf" Kagle tomorrow" from
to ( o'clovk. ring tosl cltUdraa.
president - George Berrv of , Ran iTr.r,
cJo nd William Murphy of 3utte as Oregoa ,
in Bl Tik.-yicriucill.
rata book of accounts and reoorda of
the movement of traffic fn the aama
general- -manner -and- detail prescribed.
oy ine inierstaia -commerce commis
sion or earners ' which are nndi its
jurisdiction. -, The , order -becomes effec
tive juiy-i.' iuy. oucn .nooks or-iM
count and records show In detail the
movemenc or an xranic within oramnn
and the receiving and -axpendtturea of
eacn rsuiroaa wit-nin or asatgnabir ,- to
' Bnster Brows and Tls-a '
At "the Golden Eagia tomorrow 'from
i w i o cioca. wring ui culiflren.
STEAMER IS ADRIFT
v; OFF POINTREYES
.'- .'-I : -. .. v W--T:
f - : (Jonrntl Spprf! Rerflc. I
San Francisco. Juna "J0.-Ths steam.
er' Hants Barbara.,- carrying pasaengers
and lumber out of San Diego bound for
Bnster Brown Tur. . - Inht with imi. n aH Tk..
noia j-rt-Bpiicrn at ine uoideniia tin ninr ir tha aaa nmiini oalm
frrtrv. a. . C I r . . . , . m n
Will
Eagle- tomorrow' from 4 to
iJring ins cnuaren, - a
6 - o'clock. I Rescue tuas have been - sent from San
rancisco.
World
and
Columbia
Tailoring
Both are in tl
top-notch class
undisputed
. leaders r
Qrant Phegley, Manager
EKS'BUICblNQl
Seventh & Stark I