The Oregon daily journal., June 27, 1907, Page 13, Image 13

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL), PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, ICC7.
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ROLLER SICAtjfJG SPQfn-
Dr. John V. Shoemaker Ilolds Pastime Injurious to Chil- '
drcri. Who 'Have JVcak HeartsStreet Exhibitions! ;
, 1 -' Injurious to Life and Limb. ; :'
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everlasting sorrow to the hearts of the
youngsters of, this city. Dr. John V,
Shoemaker ha made a careful study
of the effects of roller skating and de
nounces it In no uncertain term Jn an
editorial in the Medical Bulletin. . He
aaya that too many children aren
roller skates who have weak heart's and
should not be allowed to take such vio
lent exercise, and he emphasizes the Im
portance ot everv child being examined
by a physician before being allowed to,
Indulge In euch strenuous sports as
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roller skating and jumping rope.
Especially does Dr. Khoemake:
skating on the streets and pavement and
Shoemaker ' tfoory
denounces the practice as a menace to
publio safety. He pronounces skatlnic
in moderation a good, exercise which
brings almost all the muscles in the
body into play at the same time, but
finds that too often the good effects
are cancelled by the evil effects of ex
vcess, and that always there is danger
no life and limb in the case of the
akkater and the pedestrian who passes.
Portland Doctors Agree,
rfr' Local Dhcislans ' in renerai take the
same view of the matter. All lament
the inclination to overdo th exercise,
. though they rind little danger in col
lisions such as exists in larger cities
, where the erase la more pronounced.
Dr. J. JR. Wethtrbee, who was, formr-
ly head of the physical training de
partment at the Unlversltv, of OrMon
and has mada special observations of
aimeucs, ear that skating under proper
instruction is beneficial, but carried io
excess, as in any line of athletics, la
harmful. . . .
- a 'Wherever endurance is the prime
f ctnr in exercise," ho said, "there is
imoiy o p an evil result, and I have
f -seen many former athletes with a con
dition of heart and lungs which I know
. una Veen maucea oy excessive athletic
work. I think Dr. Shoemaker la abso
lutely correct in his statements. There
Is much harm resulting from excessive
-.. Mming, ana especially lor little girls.
"The streets rs rough, and they get
falls and Jars that result often in broken
ribs and limbs, to say nothing of the
danger of being .run. over by vehicles..
. 'Parents should be careful They do
.'5 fhl,lfen an injustice in allowing
i.iitih iv bui 100 mucn ana carelessly,
"J" Particularly harmful to little girls,
who are made nervous and excitable.
Over-indulgence in this, as In eating,
drlnkjngand exercising of any kind, s
. "Skating has not been made a nui
sance here," eald Dr. Harry Lane, the
mayor, "'so that a limiting ordinance
t on sidewalk and ' pavement skating
would be-haraiy 'called for. 'I- have
never heard any complaints and I have
not seen-that it Is particularly harmful,
though, of eoursef carried to excess it
would, ta, harmful Just -.v as , anything
else is. , '!' '3 j, vi .4.'. , i. 1,, -i. :
,f ? i,' F4. JTo Sfnisanoe Sere. ' :'. ',. ,
Dr. Mae'card well thinks that the fad
: Is not nough-oc a nuisance, to bring it
to the public attention here.
-That is not' the most Important
pim, h retMmtirUsiJbing
about Dr. ' HolakWriimci-'-im
warning to mothers not to allow their
children, to skate in excess. Years ago
jumping rope was tne lad as much as
skating is now, and that was the only
way children ma to worx ore tneir sur
plus energy. ' They would Jump rope
tin they were ready to drop witn en
haustlon. and that, of course, led to in
Jury. In the same way skating in ,ex
cess will leave its effects. . . .; . - !
i "Boys are not injured much by' thl
skating on the ' streets,' I think, - for
there they do -not-skate. last. and -long
without slopping, as in a rink. The sr.
ttcle applies more to girls than to boys.
for they have not so strong a musoul&r
system. In moderation the exercise is
doubtless' beneficial to both, and it i
the mother's duty to see that it is done
in moaerauon oniy. . ...
Dr. Katherlne C. Manlon agrees with
the. article implicitly, and says that he
nas exactly expressed her sentiments.
"Much of my work tns past two. win
ters," she said, "has been due to skating
in excess, juesiaes me constant aanger
Of accidents, there la the danger,- lees
guarded against, of becoming overheated
and men caicning . coia, ana 1 nave
known several ' people whose "'systems
have been seriously wronged In that
way.- The exercise is naturally harder
on gins man on Doys, yet they take it
in about the same measure.
"Mothers should make it ' their - duty
to see that tneir children take this ex
ercise in moderation Just as they are
Kuriaeu tu uw vvcjining eto temper
ately. It is a good wholesome exercise
when indulged in well, because it brines
so many muscles into play, but- some
people are not constructed to stand the
violence 01 11 ana none is constructed
to stand It beyond the bounds of tea-
son." : .'
Speaks. Wlta Authority.
't have never made any particular
study of the effects of skating, said
Dr. Esther FohL "and I do not Know
Just, what muscles are brought' into
play.-. But . Dr. Shoemaker . has
studied this particularly and - speaks
with authority. There would necessar
lly be evil effects from excessive indul-
rence, but the great evil seems to me
o be. the liability t accidents. They
are very common. '
1 anew or a little snn ma otner aay
who feu and sustained a comppund irac
ture in her arm. SJie is cured now, both
as to her arm and of skating. , It seems
to me a fad for which there la little
excuse. I suppose it would) be no Harm
if taken sensibly, but lads are almost
always overdone. I have not- found any
trouble' from skating in the streets."
T believe that children in tse streets
are a rather, necessary nuisance and I
simply go out or my way xor mem, ana
neoDle who comDlaln are usually con
sidered grouchy.
"noma eniiaren grow up in me streets
and I should think: from the amount of
time they soend on rollers they might
develop into skaters instead of walk
er. Most 01 tne complaints x nave
had have been from Injuries sustained
through falls." . ,
Dill TO.
RESIGN iiS CHIEF
Colonel Thomas Wilhelm to
Bo'Appointed as Ilead of .
San Francisco Tolicc.
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BOAKD AT BARLOW .
ELECTS TEACHERS
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DISCOVERED
" -. (Special 'Dispatch to The Joe real) f
Barlow,' Or., June 27.f-Th , school
board - baa .elected , Miss ; Florence Bu
channan of Hood River as principal of
the Barlow school, and Miss .Diana
Kkxrn as nrlmarr teacher.
The Norwegian school has commenced
t (Special Dispatch to To Jesrsal)
Ban Francisco, June J7.iTha resig
nation' of Chief, .of. Police Dinan may
be formaiiy Tttstcd aifcsOce. S
the 1 board of police commissioners' this
afternoon. If the members should find
themselves in a' mood averse to such a
drastlo step, one' of them -may be ap
pointed to ankPlnan to file applica
tion, for an et8ndd leave of absence.
In any event H-hniltz' chief of polio
la to go and Colonel Thomas Wilhelm
of Governor Gillette's staff will be ap
pointed acting head of the department.
The . plan ta make a national guard
officer Ui city's police chlftf is not a
new one. It developed that this etep
was practically decided , upon three
weeks ago, and it was within two days
of th tlm that fact became known to
the police commission, that the resig
nation of Commissioner Lehy was filod
and accepted. This delayed the plan to
oust the chief, . ;
NEW ORLEANS PLANS
TO HOLD EXPOSITION
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' (Joaraat Special Berrke.)
New Orleans, June 17. At the invita
tion of the New Orleans Progressiva
union and the Merchants' association.
"? rpreSentaHw03 " -arieaa , commercia
tlon.ln this city to celebrate the comple
tion of the l'anama canal. 'The promo
ters of the movement are gratified at
the Interest already displayed through
out this section of the country. The
plan is to hoJd the exposition In 1915
or 1916. on the shore of Lake Pont
chartraliv immediately in-the rear of
the city, ' New Orleans itself proposes
to raise 15,000,000,, and the expectation
is that this . sum will be augmented
from .various sources to about 116,000,-
000. .. - v :
Metsger fits yonr fcyes for II. 141
Washington street, corner . beventh.
formerly at 111 Sixth street.
ARREST II0ERETH FOR
ASSAULTING DAUGHTER
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, (Special Dlspateh to The JoarsaL) ,
Hlllsboro, Or., Juna IT. Detective An
drew G. Vaughn of Portland, today ar
rested ' Andrew Hoereth of Swedeville,'
four miles west of Portland, on a war
rant Issued out of the Justice court
here charging Hoereth with aasault on
his 12-year-old daughter Rone Hoereth.
Officer Hawley of the Juvenile court of
Portland - is direct In the 1 crosscut Ion
and was here yesterday conferring with
Deputy District AMorn'v W'1 r
the warrant lssuel. 1.'""
brought to this city !' t ( '
ralgnad. The girl is now lit t-
of Officer Hawley. .
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Granite School Direct, in,
, (Speiai Dispatea ta Tts J on nut)
Granite, Or, June J7. At the -v 1
school meeting held here Frank l'lu'
and Vf. A. Bchluter were elis-tf 1 di
rectors and 8. W. Outrldgs waa elertd
clerk. The nuestlon of a sperM of
three and a half mMa for tho r .i-a-ance
of next year's school c.rri' 1.
bodies throughout the lower Mississippi
valley and the southwestern states met
in conference here today to discuss the
project of holding a bi-ooeanlo exposl-
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Its Best Sccrias Soap IJzdt
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(AtMetaf Polish
A CIms Cleaner
Southern Oregon 1 Mining: Peorr1ie 1.52? a?ef
; Hfnw TT . mostly religious and historical.
jLiauix uuw V C1J1 Ui , writing and language.
j , . yuart2 on: Surface.
with
BELTER RETURNS ON ,
ORE SHOW-BtG.VALUE rTt0Dary 1)1
.Iperty Has Not' Been Developed,
,' but Outlook Is That Clark Will
Have Greatest, Producer In Gold
i Hill District.. ,;r'yir:-,
Don't let your child suffer" with that
cough when you 'can cure it with Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup, a sure cure for
Coughs, Bronchitis, Influenza, Croup and
seasea. : tsuy a do tie and
try It. :- - -:-'r - ..'.;"'.. '--"i, ,
a. u. Laugner, Bynaiia, Miss., writes:
"I have two children who had croup.' I
tried many different remedies, but I
must say your Horehound Syrup is the
best Croup and Cough medicine I. ever
used." Sold by all druggists. -
It's
kitchen.
ne7.
to Every
Ttila la the store you '
tigroid here in jovi ;
It's up-to-date. . It's j
different from other oil stores. It rill give i
y0tt best and' quickest results on baking-day
ad other.days. The flame of the x
ITieli Blue to? Oil Ccoli-Stovs
is always under immediate, control, If you use
a New Perfection your Idtchen will be cooler
this summer than 'ever before.; Every stove r
warranted. - Made in: three sizes. If
not at vour dealer's.' write to our near- . ;
est agency for descriptive circular
Mde f bras thronghout and beautifully nickeled.
Perfectly constructed; absolutely safe ; unexcelled la
Ugbt-glTins power; an ornament to any room. ; Erery
lamt warranted. If tot at yonr dealer5, wrlta to car
nearest ajency. -
STANOAim CTL COSPANT
, (Bpeeial Diapateb to The Jeartal.) - t
' Gold Hill, pr.,; Juna 87.Ths richest
body of ore uncovered on a southern
, Oregon jmtn for several months Is tha,t
now being worked on the Clark prop
arty" or Applegate dlstrlat A train of
freight wagons is on the road hauling
. the rich rock from the property to the
' railroad, , vhenca itis ahlppd to the
' smelter . The mine ia tha Property of
. j. uiarg, ana nas neen Jindcr develop
ment for tha past three or four months.
Though only shallowly developed, the
i jcagu m wiao even on me suriacs. with
' a high : grade character of ore. - The
average smeiter. returns on the ore
shipped is 308 a ton) of this, about
v-v 85 a ton is free. Several carloads of
V,the ore are on the dump ready for shlp-
raoiiu- .inn wjin, do nauiea out and
shipped as fast as the teams can move
mere is mucn mora to remove, and
- the property, gives promise of develop
ing into a bonanza, .Nevada mining
inou iiiu nvo B&aniineq 11 prono'JIluo
11 equal 10 many or me iar more fa
mous properties of Qoldfleld and ilan
hat tan. :,";. ..
A four-foot ledge of pure calcite has
- been found on the meadows of the Gold
I1U1 district. As the rock of the ledge
1 is ot the 4 best- grade . calcite, carrying
t much lime, it wilt no doubt prove val-
uaDie m tne manufacture of cement.
' The Gold Hill quarts mines are mora
active mis summer than they have been
.-tot several seasons. No less than eight
properties are in operation, in tnis als
trict. besides ; several 'that are under
development, a lew of the latter, are
' shipping ore.
CIIEHALIS HOPS FOR :
SHIPMENT TO LONDON
Jf (Speeiat' Dispatch .to Tne Journal.) '"
Chehalis, Wash., June 27. J. E. lieon
.rd, local agent for the well known Ta
coma hop firm of Herman Klaber &
Co., has secured from local growers for
direct shipment to London the largest
shipment of hops ever consigned from
the Chehalis district. The lot includes
between 700 and S00 bales and Includes
Tne ikub cropa or jonn uarbe, w. - J.
Waason, William Blake, Harrison Ful
ler and C - W. Long. Klaber A Co.
have recently opened a London office
lit charge of W..F.' Freeman. who .for
(our years waa a resident of Tacotna. '
tDONTEACTOR USE .
PLAYS IN GOOD LUCK
(Special XMspateh to The JonraaL) '
Spokane, Wash., June 27. The llo.OdO
check forfeited by Contractor Use to
th city for delay Jn'boKlnnlD(t work on a
pewor win oei rerunaea.- it was round
that there was a defect In the sewer
t-roject end tlmt it would not drain all
Vie-territory throuplr which it pi
orHnr, lirwvcr, to protect the-city
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the Kiili-Piy bank tuM vnv, the
, Every package of GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES is VERY HEAVY Ask your grocer
' to prove to you that you get full weight GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES is the grain coffee.
;Do not say that GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES tastes like other cereal coffees, because it
does taste like 45-cent coffee, if made right 'and not too strong. ' (Remember, please, that water
is encap in wrcgon.; , , - 1 :. , . '
a IT TAKES ONLY FIVE MINUTES TO BOIL THIS PURE, RICH, NUTRITIOUS,
SYSTEM-BUILDING AMERICAN COFFEE.
Golden Grain Granules1 Can Be Had in All Up-lo-Dale
Grocery Stores in the United States and
Canada, and Also in the Following Cities:
IN WOODBURN, OR.
" (Railroad Center.) .
J, A. Austin. '. :
- ' Beebe & Whitman.
-, Haskell &Colvin. " '
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, IN STAYTON, OR.
(Woolen Mill, Flour Mill,'
t.-' ; - Sawmill.) ' "
Fred Rock Mercantile Co. ,
Jngraham Bros, & Co.
C. & J. Gehlen.
' , 'W; A. Wright. : ' "
' Kcrber '& Klecker. !
' ' . G. D. Trotter.. ' . .
IN MOUNT ANGEL, OR.
(A Beautiful City.)
' . . . Ebner Bros. . ,
-' J. AV. Ebner. ,
' IN LEBANON, OR.
($15,000 Payroll Per Month,
Factory Center, Paper
MUV Etc.)
? .. Millsap & Son.
'G. T. Cotton. . .
; . Bach' & Buhl. . ,
t , George L. Allen. '
IN CORVALLIS, OR.
' (Has ' the Agricultural " Col
v ' lege of Our State.) ; .. .
. E..B. Horning.
Victor P. Moses. J ,
A. Hodes. 1
- R. L. Taylor. '
Thatcher & Johnson, -
; IN SILVERTON, OR
(Hops and Lumber Center.)'
George Cusiter. " '
. Julius Aim'
r Thompson & Dullunu
B. R.' Bentsonr ( .
. IN ALBANY, OR. '
(Railroad and ' Distributing
i Center.) . yr'
Owen Beam Co -'
W.'A. Eastburn. '.'
S. E. Young & Son. .
,CE Fox.. .
WI. Christy.- - '
- Ellis. & Son; . . ;
Any out-of-town grocer desiring a full-sized package can" get one free of charge by writing
name and address on letter-head and mailing the same to Golden Grain Granules Sales Head-'
quarters,; 12 Front street, Portland, Oregon ; I
Allen (5 Leivis, Ixf; filason.: iElirinsn?& ,;imlBL-.
Co. cn3 Wcrliia
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An. Opportunity Conies, to the Public
; to Become Stockholders in a
i ' iTKe opportunity .Is now before you, knocking for a'dmlssion. ;
. The wide awake will hear it rapping at the door and will unlock
the purse and will invest -while there is yet time, the money which
. now earns but 4 to 7 per cent.' Here is an opportunity to obtain (
- stock in a mine fully developed and now on a dividend basis. Your ,
stock carries 10 per cent' preference over and above the owners' ,
, stock. As stock Is now selling at 50c per share .that means 20, per ,
cent. We are in the MINING BUSINESS, NOT A STOCK JOB
BING SCHEME, ' A visit to our magnificent mines will satisfy, ,
you that we can do what we say. We live in PORTLAND. We
want PORTLAND people to be our patrons, so the money will
stay in PORTLAND. Most good things needing more funds are
' taken off to the east and placed.there and the dividends are paid
'.to the'eastern stockholders. -' .' .
We Are for '
Portland and Oregon
We Want Our Dividends to Stay
Here We Gome to You First
. ' f How will you 'decide ? . DON'T BE HASTY. WE INVITE
. you to go to the mine, look over the property. If you can't go
yourself, you and your friends club together, SEND DOWN A
MAN WHOM YOU CAN TRUST, and wait his report. DO IT
NOW. Call at our office, get one of our prospectuses. "See our
dispaly in Staple's jewelry store window, corner of First and
- Morrison. ' ..'.'
But above all, INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY, and then
( buy some stock. We will accept subscriptions on installments,
' and upon all stock paid for in full we pay-DIVIDENDS in GOLD,
Burnt River
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ERVICE:0;-r.;-&i"N;
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Opeps" Satiuirday ,
The, fin passenger steamer T. J. POTTER will leave Ash street dock at 10:30 a. m. of th n
date and regularly thereafter -throughout the season according: to published schedules, fcr '
Illwacp and All Beach Pointc
Round Trip Ticket $4,00 ; r - Saturday t Monday Tickets C2.C "
THAT TRIP EAST Next Sale Dates July 3, 4anr! r
Portland toiChlcago and Return 571.50 Tickets Gccd for Ninety I
CorrespondlDjIy Reduced Rates to1JTf a nr prninp 1 ' :,"
Other Eastern dUej'and ; to. the ; ej A iVlQJiU Wi I
Get .'full pailaw 'at "the ':City;.Ticket : c f." : e cf V- Ore-cn rHrc-J
C. W. STINGER, City Ticket Agent, TI ' ' V; ton Ct , V; C
i- I to (iin ritv treasury n,1 the
i oia tm oru.ii..-,ce tc .