THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAU PORTLAND, : SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE , 30, ; 1907.
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luiaiiia, vMiiuicn mu iuuiii, .
both, V' sexes, . private fitting -".
rooms, skilled attendants, men y.
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We hare the only complete atock Of instruments and ap
pliances for the treatment of sick of disabled, animals.
Forceps, . Ploats, Impreinstors, Milking Tubes, "
, Oxygen Outfits, :;s
For the. treatment of milk fever. Thermometers, Balling
Oumi.'t,iV'.;''. ,j ' y f , -4 .vi ., j ,
Compasses, nickel-plated V. ... ,.,.;.V. . . "1 ... . . . .Oe)
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W. Automobile Goggles, light, frames...... 5f, fl.45, f 1.95
Smoked Glasses ..V......i.....,i..25
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Water Winds
Enable any ch'ild to learn how to swim safely and quickly,
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Belt $3
Light," cooj and strong, of woven silk elastic, reinforced
with light but strong leather staysc Especially suited for
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'"tl 1,000 Pounds
:'-! Paper ; Napkins,
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Victor Talking or
Singing Machine
And you'll get a world of pure delight from it will bring
to yon the greatest singers and musicians in the world.
it wilt rill the weary 'hours ot your jite-witn song, and
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$10.00, $20.00, $30.00, moo
The Victrola, price f 200, and , the Auxet-O-Phone, price
f 500, , are ' marvelous instruments .suited for residences
and halls. , AVe would- like you to come in at any hour of
the day and listen to the new records. vOur Phonograph
Room, fourth floor, is open every, day until 9 a. to. j
Edison, Phonographs and Records, a complete stock.
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WlWElderlytFdllK
Who are Just, little Bard of hearing,.the deafness which
is incidental to years, will often find their hearing restored
by one' of oar many AIDS FOR THE DEAF, ' ; ; : ' J
London Hearing Horns, each ....... .... ....... . .f 2.B0
Conversation Tubes, silk mohair, and .....of 2.80
"Audlphones.-'''-1'--"''1' '"-''i:-''''',t' ' ?V ,: -f ;
Wilson's Artificial Ear Dram ....v.... ....I....f B.00
All hearing appliances art sold on approval,1 Money
hack If there is no relief, -Xr1;yi "'V';V'
I Fever Thermometers
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Eaci $1.50
: Bathroom Scales, $20.00
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Heavy nickel-plated, complete line, fourth floor, take
elevator. y. r4' . ' ,.; v.j.'-f.- ,!:.
Grabe Juice
WARRANTED CORRECT.
Of the right sort,. is the most healthful and strengthening of
summer armies. -,; . .
Yon can't afford to take chances in the sick room.
(H- Is the pure expressed 'Juice' of rich, ripe; Concord! grapes.'
" Nothing added, nothing subtracted, pure, wholesome, ;de ,. ?
iJicious. : EveriEne should drink it Most do.' It prevents and . f
'cures biliousness and makes a'heaTthy'pcetlte.""'','''"'7::'-
V Pints ;..25 Quarts .......... V;';; 80 1 2
i Doten ....'.;., ...,.f2.80 Doaen ......... ..,...f 5.00'
le Fit Your Eyes Vtilh
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That "Stay Putr give comfort, and cost -7rTX
' if' ' yon a 'fair prie.-
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:. '7'S.iN0 EXTRA CHARGE FOR
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PEARY DELAYED
BY SHIP REPAIR
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.Commander Is Still Short of
Funds, But Will Make
; . Start in July. f :
New Torlt, June J9. -Commanaer Rob
ert B. ; : Peanr." who was to have started I
trict Has Lost About Thir- w Artp,, L0!,
Ml wait until Uie and of 'July -at least I
i te r ore ne ,wiu oe aoie 10 leave zor mei
School Board Will Endeavor
to Have Enumeration Be-
1 takenBelieved That Dis-
ty Thousand Dollars.
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i Director ''J, V. Beach 5 th Portland
i oetermlne ' whether or not the school
(census for the district submitted Vy
School Oerk .Allen to County School
'Superintendent Robinson for apportlon
ment en be -recalled for 'eorrection.
' 'If, ttnder- the Jaw, this can e 4ohe.
, Mr, Beach ta.tes. th4 an ;for ywllj ba
made to have the census retaken.
Chairman H. Wittenberg and, Pirector
X. N. rieischnef . are- both atrongly In
'favor oa recount of the district and
'liave made publlo expressions ; to' this
fS?noo? felerk Allen when' seen reefer;
day , stated that he had again looked
.over1 the flguree atod was confident that
villas elvai Mansnti tnlioM had ,don- rood
iwork in llstin the children Of school
- ase in the district. " ; -
i Allen further tated;that h&li not
.believe any actioiv cova n"
with another census, ; inasmuch, as the
'roll was already filed wlth he county
".superintendent to tlx the sura of money
-to oe auoiea 10 tno umuiij. . 4
When asked to explain the fact that
tha Increase in school attenaanoe' ror
, var was about 140 Der cent great
'- .vi. .k. ir.nM in th school census
when It should be but 70 percent of
tha . fncpaaaa in in ciiub, u n.. -
. .. h. h nmiid anftlrn no rea
son for it - He contends that Jhe five
' school districts annexed during the past
"year' did not have as jreai . yuyuwuuq
' as was popularly believed, v .. ....
. Mr.- Beach and the other directors
finntfnil that II men .in. ,
irhlldren between the ages Of four and
...n i. th district than it has
been riven credit for, then any mlstake
- iln takrng tne censua nnouiu v
I " . .t. ji.t.it .lir.n tha 130.000 or I
.ha. it la untitled to.
The seemingly Inadeouat school
Census will be one of the ' "resting
: discussions at 'the next meeting of the
hoard, and in all probability steps, will
a .u if iha tnnnv can not
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be secured to ths district.
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in little m6r than a year. Black, Roek.
J In Polk ewmy. nar Biiruiia iiiw. ....-
nvrin. . a : ..
The. delay la duo w tne alterations
tter-nrrmaue to rue snip, tne -cooseveit.
grown into an'iouv. mm'" i
'-om jsno to eoo inhabitants." oiac vou
f- Is
nee and
i preeminently a logging' colony.
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Portland's Bank ; Clearings
IfShpfr; Gain This;Month
Oyer June Last Year of .49
;iPer i Cent 'Increase Due
to rdsperity. J
!' An' increase !f I per cent In bank
cles-rings for June,,ljg7, over those Of
June, 190s. is Portland s recora. xne
toul figures are; June, 1807, !1,T4,
08.T1; June, X0. $il,50.U4.0S, show
Ing a rain of $10,47,719.I forvthe
month ' just closed. ? i : r J
Bankers and cotnhiercial nierl gener
any rree that no extraoraunary com
neroial activity, of the pat, month was
responsible forthia -very iai-ga tncreaae.
out mat it was aue to a wiaespraaa
DrosDerltV that has affected all classes
and -characters Of buslnena, When asked
for an expreMion on the bank clearance
increase last 'ttiifht. A. l Mills of the
irt (Nauonaf panic.' sua:
Clearings is simply due. to an enormous
Increase In the commerce of the Port
land territory.,' it w general. it
'The arae condition, prevails all over
the country. We see the same Steady.
uniform growth from day to day and
month to month In the Increase of bank,
lnr transactions."
-It is all simple enough whan Jrou
think -of it." said B. . I Thompson of
Hartman & Thompson. "The business
of the entire country is growing with
unparaueiea rapiaity, ana roruana is
well up to the front of the procession.'.'
TOO MANY- WJVES '
LEADS TO DIVORCE
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BIIDITS
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Emerson Wilson Becomes Affection
, te Again With. Former ' f
. , Spouse. ,
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Mrs. Lisaie Wilson has filed suit In
tha i circuit court ; for a divorce from
Emerson -Wilson, charging cruelty In
which Wilson's -divorced first wife la
conspicuous figure. Wilson married his
second wire last January, accoraing
her complaint, and immediately after
Almost in Their
Stronghold.
' (gDtetal tnsseteh t tie fearaal) V
Helena, , Mont, June A speolal
front BUItngs tells ot a battle between
Sheriff t James T. Webb and a deputy,
and two members of the noted. Hole-in-the-Walr-gang
of cattle thieves and
trkln rohbers -who for' years .have ter
rorised southern Montana and northern
Wyoming, .The battle resulted In the
tne two tmeves. one oeinr
elght
GOROON-LERCH
CASE SETTLED
Daring Officers Capture Two Settlement Papers Pass.and
one beln
wounded, and the . recovery , ot
bo
capture ofthe twd thieves,
ma tne . reco
?h tbiT kid al
The "sheriff started In .pursuit of the
men. with, a poese and picked up a
guide, Charles Hancock. By cutting
across' the country they got ahead of
iorses which they had stolen.
the thieves, and upon their appearance
commanded them Co halt Both began
firing, resulting In the wounding of one
man. whose flame la unknown., but who
is supposed to be former oonvtofa The
other Is Sara Ackrman. weli -known in
All Is Over Except
the Alimony.
: (SsecUl Dliwtck te The 7eruL)
Oregon City, June II.-The celebrated
Oordon-Lerch case , has at laat passed
Into history, .the parties Interested ef
fecting a settlement at a late hour this
afternoon through Attorneys Olmlck Y
Dimlok of this city. Samuel Gordon
and Miss Lerch arrived In this city
shortly afternoon and at once proceeded
to the office of his attorneys, where he
f rambling circles. It Is ezpeeted the
njured man will ' recover. He, stead
fastly refuses to give his name.
The men were near their rendesvous
and apparently had grown careless, as
they were leisurely driving the stolen
animals s long. When called upon to. sur
render, they- immediately dropped be
hind their animals for protection, but
tot no 'avail. . -; ,,. -..
was given a certified copy of the decree
of divorce, together with a qult-olalra
deed of all of bis property and the prop
erty given to ner tnrougn tn aivoroe.
Gordon will at once proceed to the Coos
Bay country, where ne will sell all the
property that was allotted to the de
fendant, pay her outstanding Indebted
ness and give her the remainder realised
by the transaction. ' -
The case has been one of the most
Interesting ever tried In the local courts
and has been watched by .the cltisens
with great Interest
. The pair left for Portland In company
this evening,- both feeling happy, and to
the onlookers it looked more like the
going away of a bridal couple than the
closing Inoident In a divorce suit .
Policeman's Badge Over His Heart,
From the Philadelphia Record.
Many persons are pussled to know
why policemen wear their badges so
low on their coats Instead of on the
flap made for that purpose. As a mat
ter of feet, the badge or star, as he
calls It, of many a policeman la right
next to hia heart '
Some of , the bluecoata of this city
can thank their "stars" for being alive.
This little metal shield has deflected
the bullet of burglar or highwayman
and at times, too, has stopped the knife
thrust of would-be assassins, During
the last tO or 19 years there are many
oases on record showing that the little
badge has been a lifesaver. Even bullets
fired at close range, as a rule, cannot
penetrate the shield. That's why a blue
coat always feels safer In keeping the
star at a vital spot. When off duty
some - policemen . wear their , stars on
mi mips
INTO THE RIVER
Youth of Sixteen Rescues
Would-Be Suicide With
a Boat Hook. : 1
An unknown woman,' aged about '19
.yaaxsr-attempted suicide last night
about 7:80 o'clock by jumping off a
tug moored at the foot of Taylor street.
It la supposed that she valked but on
the boat and leaped from, the top deck.
Albert Stevens," a boy aged 1 years,
living at 1S First street, waa the first
to discover the woman In the water and
rescued her with " a long boat hook.
The patrol Waa called and she was
taken to the Good Samaritan hospital,
8 he cannot give her name and her mints
seemed to be wandering. The woman
was dressed very plainly. '
their vesta but always directly over
the heart. They are so accustomed to
the little protector that they feel uneasy
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, AWAKDS ,IN J OUENAL'S BEAJJTY. 4QUEST.
the marriage begarran affectionate cor-
resDonaence wiin wiara wiiaon. aim ai
vorcea wire.
ij cosirxBvTHnu aits oovohc bti,
Jxnn:j roK n a. v. to
Lettuce. . ,10 Cucumbers,. ,10e.
j ('' , Silicon .-4 uuiefcv-a e a VW r 1 , a
TBhrimp Salad. Mayonnaise ; Dress- 1
i"' ".ing .-. :k ,.,..,", j v. , ??
Fried Bhaa .,....,, i ....-
i Fried Salmon Steak........ .
' Fried Halibut , f . , .... -i-i.,.,,
t viaii T?op Clams. t ..
Fried -Tenderloin- of Sole, j Tartar
l Sauce ....,." ... .2tc
n Half Cracked Crab. j, v. j-t ;,;,,
Boiled MacKerei, urnwii ounw.i.
' T)omestio Srdlnea s . 'It v .
; Bteamea inline wu4..j(...t
Clam Bouillon with Toast. i .
i! rir.li Raaf Ton uel Tomato Sauce
i Frioassee of ' Chicken and , Dump-
, lings ,.......(................
i Tlr Tanderlolfi. Pan G raw. . . .
f Wiaii ralves Bralne. Tomato Sauce,
Pork Spare Ribs, Newa Cabbage. , , 2M
Stuffed Breast of Veal .Oe)
Curry t Chicken Giblets and Rice. 20 j
.Veal fiausage. new i'otatoes - in
Cream,-' .
Cod Fish Ball. Cream Sauce.
UOrnea eei nsan, rui.-utii ciiii,
-Raaf atew and Vegetables.. .......
Pork and Beans. .............. .t. .1 fii
-Half Spring Chicken on Toast. i.-..ROe
Poly Poly Pudding. , . . . i . lre !
Side Order Pudding. u ; . 5
Coffee, Bread and Butter and Potatoes
with, all meals. . -. ! . , .'. V ' '. ',
'aKEXICAH KESTATrmAHt,' ",
. Corner Third and Couch.
Ulnner from 11 a. m. to S p. m.
swieaMaaiaNinaaiaeitaB4iBa
Commander Robert E. Peary.
This affectionate correspondence with
Mr. Wilson No. 1 continued until May
whan WllaAn AMrimA hfra . ; WUiAn
No. 2. took all the household furniture
and moved It into, a scow at tne root
of Clay street-which was owned and oo.
cupied by Mrs. Wilson No. 1, says the
comnlalnt. - Wilson and his divorced
wife lived for several weeks in the scow.
and -Wilson is now maxing nis nome in
rooms occupied by the - divorced wife,
complains Mrs. Wilson No. S. . '
Cruel treatment Is alleged, and Mrs.
Witon No. 3 asks a divorce and ; the
privuere or resuming ner maiaen name.
Lilzsle Koimou. . ,
which tk at Shooters' island undergoing
irepaira and reconstruction,; .voromanaer
PjSXiSMY, CLAN HOLDS
nil Wlllivi. iiuw.v. .a. , v. .,.. ..
land. ... v I
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''Thamwander has hlrh hot- of dls- ' . Aitil U AU iVii Uil AVH
covering the pole within 18 montha from I ' ' ' " -
.ha aata at arartina". dul will db urcDina i ; .. . . - tt r - - ---
to be absent tor -years. . . i ' Nearly 10Q: aescenaante or umwn i
Caotain "Bob" uarweii nas-Deen re- .. thi.a . ... hnma"n w j
& ttn iX Kelly yesterday to celebrate the eighth
Ufllu command of the steam whaler Erick, I annual gathering ' of the Kelly Clan. :.8e
R2 1 to.be used, as an auxiliary veMe - std0-the members of the elan thero were
It is said the. runa ror tne ap ora- . nutriber of honor, guests, among whom
were Rev. T. K. Mcuiaoe ana i
Mr and Mrs. J. W.iShattuck-
tlon still
amount
Mr. Kellv'a home fsV located on I
. i Twenty-eikth street near Holgatw, The
enure piaca, wnici) im coTr wuni
cherries and, fruit- waa thrown vpen to
. . . t An Unqualified Story.
' ' , ' By Wea Jones. ,
. tMnin hunter once found a large! the, clan and ruests.
a...na hanaina- in the fork of a. tree Mrhe Ume before dinner wae employed
oerl ..... ... .,n t,atr
?ejl jhiai tr. artAn I bikvlng srames. Din
lit w' ,l "": 'I .T-W:: a long '. table .under a canopy otA tir
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Dinner "was served on I
ik. faoAAdila'a atranre oosltlon.- When f ...L
questioned upon the aubjeot, tna-nauvsa i . jrtnff the year the clan haa-lost al
explained that It was put there by an of it membara bv death. th
elephant. It seems that "'t'JJ' 18; oldest and. most well known of whom
t.hf "t..'wVJ nat,?a.taAk?hi,KSl 13 waa - Plympton Kelly ;who dled some
" -".t ' i montna i ara i tam t euros at aim i
worrying tnem ana wring tneir .-iega i BttM, ;.,. !w ; -t. .,
Sometimes wmn an elephant Is anwnvt I - ' Ut
beyond endurance , Its pick n "vfeWa' Kataeada bank has declared a I
III H II IUI SU a lO 1,1 MIIBU tun.o aw waa
brenches of , tree and. Jeaves It there, per cnt aivwena m vyji ,iu
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