The Oregon daily journal., July 07, 1907, Page 11, Image 11

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YORKERS READY TO LYNCH: MAN -PERCY 01MD i
ViUA nniiDnrnrn i itti r nmi am rim i
vmv munuLiitu li i i ll dv i lhw uim
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other of Child Follows" a
Baker City Boy 'lieutenant- f
Clue4 and W1U Identify.
Commander in United :
Assassin.
States Na?y.
NEIGHBOES THREATEN ,
TO ATTACK ITALIANS
FORMER HYDROGRAPHIC
OFFICER AT PORTLAND
Klne-Year-Old Daughter of Respect
Orecoa Haa Who Made Good Record
ed Woman la Assaulted and Killed
by Wineshop Loafer of Upper
ta Bpanlghamerieaa VTar Is Ad
ran ced as Result of Retirement of
364 to 370
East 'Morrison St.
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East Side.
Older Offloen.
Branch Store atSU Johns
Till! OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND. ; SUNDAY ' MORNING, JULY 7. 1007.
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(haras Special Sen-toe.)
New Tar, Julr I.-Resldsnta of tha
uppsV tut side district of New Tork
are aroused to the lynching point or ths
brutal murder of Uttls l-jrear-old Vloi
Boylan by an unknown Italian lot I
k. .The outraging and strana-llnr of I
child threatens to atart a raea war
which will raault In tho deportation of I
all of the iona of Italy who raalda In
that district
Although the mother of the murderad
' child haa seen the murderer of her
aaugnier ana a large rorce of detectives
are working on the caae, hla hiding
plaea cannot ba learned. Several sus
pects have been arrested, but each baa
been liberated upon the declaration of
muinor mat ma man haa not yet
wvu tvuuu nug auieu avr Cull a.
Tarorlte ta Valgliborbood. '
Viola Boylan was ana of atrht ht1.
dren living win their parent on the
lounn noor or ttvv second avenue. Her
rather.' Thoraia Rnvlan la a ntnti
but haa been unable to work for some
time because of Ulneea His wife and
the older children were the bread-win
ners, viola attended publio school No.
, in cjbi una Hunarea ana ivineteenta
street. She was an unusually attractive
cniia. witn. blue eyee and light hair, and
a favorite In' the neighborhood
Mrs. Nora Boylan aent Viola to buy a
iuki of orcaa aionaay ariernoon. When
tha child had not returned at o'clock
.me parents became alarmed, and a few
hours later notified the police of tha
.msi une nunarea ana Twenty-aixtn
ireei station, uney believed it
"lost child" case, and made tha usual
earcn, dui without result.
. Mrs. Boylan waa well-nigh heart
broken. Bhe was questioning her
daughter Bessie, aaed II. aaaln Wednes
day when the later recounted a hitherto
untold incident. Beasls said she was
walking through One Hundred and
Heventeenth street a week aro with
Viola when two Italians loafing In front
or a wine cellar near second avenue
reached forward as If to seize Viola.
Bhe cried to her sister and they ran for
dome.
Mother roUows Clue.
Immediately upon learning this Mrs,
Boylan areompanled Bessie to tha wine
shop, which Is In a basement. They
entered, ana Mrs. Hoyian askea tne
price of wine to gain time while she
surveyed several men who were In tha
plnce.
ncssie naa been instructed to. press
her mother's hand If she recognised
either of the men who had attempted
to seise Viola. , Mrs. Boylan felt the
algnal and .left the wins shop.. 'She
cent tsessie lor a policeman. One waa
found and accompanied Mrs. Boylan
and Bessie to the basement. Tha man
whom Bessl recognized had disap-
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Waahlngton, July I An Oregon boy,
Percy Napier Olm stead, gains promotion
from lieutenant to llautanant-comman-
Ider by reason of tha enforced retirement
lot aider afflosrs Just made by the navy
department Ueutenaat Ol instead, the
son of Judge M. U Olmstaad of Baker
City,- henceforth will ba Qualified to
I command . vassals of lesser grade and
neeas only one rorward step to oom
mander, to command warships of the
larger olasa
Olmstaad entered Annanolla utilim
In Hll and on graduation In 189 was
assigned to auty on the Philadelphia,
I He waa nromoted to enairn In 9t mnA
HeuUnant in lis. He served on the
Vermont, Lancaster, Iowa, Indiana. In-
Sepenaenoe, Aauni, tirooaiyn, zorktown,
olaoe, Pensaoola and Boston. He was
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hydrographlo officer at Portland as well
aa inspector ai Seattle and was assigned
to the trial trips of the Nebraska, Mil-
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This picture la from the only photograph of little Viola Borlaa,
whose shocking murder has aroused the inhabitants of the upper east
Ida district of New York to the lynching point.
Tlj"Vu" " . -y m laoufr I compartm
icuiieouy DinL ana awe. woyi&n step and tl
niaruiea 19 rouow it up yesterday morn- 1 nlsed
ina. ireaericn Hcno
floor and against the rear wall of the
ent. Behoeppei advanoea
ben darted back. - Ha reoog-
Instantlv tha face of Viola. Tha
-n.Lf .K0r ?fnNo- r c 6ec,on?. vr". pel summoned Policeman Vetter. Dr.
went to the cellar at K o clock vaatar. I Itm.k. ..n. u..i
day morning. ach tenant In the house pltal and after aa examination said the
.kL ?Zul.w compartment for storage child apparently had been dead three
. i5r.:6cno5iPPe',moye,(1 ,nt2 !? ay"' CapUin Walsh and six detectives
flat a week ago, and had not locked the hurried to the aoene and a drag-net
door of his compartment It was partly waa extended through tha Italian col
open when he reached tha cellar yeater- ony.
"V. m,?r?!n oat7ying,?:5Bf1- I Following the arrival of Coroner Bar
lta. light revealed a littla form on the I burger the body waa carried into tha
light Crimson staine oovered tha faoe
and the clothing waa torn. Tha parents
were not permitted to view the body.
"This Is the most dastardly outrage I
have ever had anything to do with,"
Corofter Harburger said.
Bearoh of the cellar revealed a whits
ribbon which Viola had worn on her
hair. It waa found on the floor near
tha stairway and a dosen feet from
where the bodv lav. There were no
signs of struggle In the oellar, and
the polloe are workina on tha theorv
max me oniia was not muraerea en us
premisea
OREGON'S OLDEST REBEKAH HAS SEEN HISTORY MADE
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Oold Hill, Or.. July f. Mrs. Sophia
Emery of Oold Hill is the. oldest mem-
iber of the order of Rebekaha hi the
state. She was born In Somerset oounty,
Pennsylvania, March 5, 1820, and la
therefore now nearly St years old.
"When a young woman she removed to
Ashland county, Ohio. She was then
present facilities which are enjoyed by
Miss 8ophla Hoover, and It waa while the residents were hoped for they were
means and was counted among tha In
fluential oitlaana In thla then decidedly
new country. Ha gave to the settle
ment which sprang up around his mill
the name of Ashland, from his home
county in Ohio. At that time little was
thought of the Prosperous town which
would afterwards occupy the present
site of Ashland, and while many of the
In Ohio &he met Eben Emery, to whom
she was married In 1141. They emi
grated to Oregon In 18tS.
There waa nothing out of the ordinary
Jn the life of the young couple until
they came to this state, by way of the
Isthmus of Panama, which route was
,hen beginning to be used. They were,
however, destined to become actively in
strumental In tha upbuilding of southern
Oregon: .
acr. Siasry Built KUls.
Mr. Emery, being a millwright, as
well as a first-class miller, located on
.the present site of Ashland. Oregon, and
commenced the erection of a flouring
mill. He waa possessed of considerable
so remote as to occupy the thoughts but
I or a, moment.
Indian Tighters Trained There.
Mr. Emery afterward erected ths Ash
land house, which has since been en
larged to a hoatelry of no mean propor
tions, and It with the old mill which
still standa and Is operated successfully.
Is a lasting monument to tha foresight
of this plain couple, who were Imbued
with that spirit of adventure which has
actuated so many American citizens.
During the Indian wars companies of
cavalry were wont to assemble around
tha old mill and there train for service.
Induced Others to Corns.
After Mr. and Mrs. Emery had been
in Oregon but a few months they paid
a. visit to their eld home in Ohio, and
through their reports of the territory
others wars induced to visit the new
land.
Mr. Emery did not stop with tha erao
tion of the mill at Ashland, but later
sold hla possessions at Ashland and re
moved 10 uagie roint, wnere ne erected
ths flouring mm which is still In active
operation mere.
In 18S1 Mr. Emery -lied. They had.
however,- previously removed to the
present site of Oold Hill, which waa
then only a way station on tha Southern
jracuia line.
Sprlg-hCy Bespits BTer Tsar.
During the past winter Mrs. Emery
haa passed through two severs spells
of slcknesa. She la now aetlva In, hv
nousenoia autiee, attending to some ex
tent to her garden and to tha rearing
ox cnicKena. one rrequenuy attends the
Rebekah lodge and at times remains to
tne banquets wnicn tne oold Hill branch
gives when new members are Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery bad no children
of their own, but reared several adopted
children, among them being Mrs. James
Davis, who with her husband resides
near uoia hiu.
MRS. WOODCOCK
MEETS MISHAP
On Way to Newport Her
Supply of Fresh Eggs Is
Diminished.
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JSewport, Cr-. July lv Mr, Woodcock
''pif Portland, the noted suffragist who
offered her services to President Roose
velt HO lecture (during hla presidential
campaign, has arrived here. While
passing through EddyviUe, on the Cor
vail Is & Eastern railroad, ahe purchased
two dosen eggs, lest fresh eggs might be
rarities at Newport On arriving at Ta.
quina her purchase was wrecked by the
Jostling crowd. Mrs. woodcock there
upon created quite a sensation by calling
the attention of the trainmen to her mis
hap, and insisted that tha Harrlman sys
tem must psy the damage.
Mrs. Woodcock Is making It a point
here to admonish all draymen and ex
pressmen that they should use extra
irecaution with all baggage during ths
season, aa fresh eggs might be packed
away In ever piece.
Mrs. Woodcock will camp at . Nye
creek for the season, V -
LAKEVIEW TO HAVE
; J tCATHQtlQ, CHURCH
' T mVaIm a"l.a ' Tlww S YtV... VT3.I1
ley cf Baker. Gity. daU vexed, aa oration
to a very large audience here on
Fourth. His hearers were charmed and
the
consummated tha nnwhiu r,
101 ivvxsfv leei. wnere a spianald church
need
his remarks were highly applauded. To
day he and Father B. Fensle of Klamath
rails consummatea tba pi
ot 100x96 feet, where a an:
win be erected. It will ba th, nniv
Catholic church In this entire section
of 200 miles square. Scores of young
Irishman have during tha past few
years coma to Lake county, and a
uainoiio ciiuron was Tell to DO a
that must be supplied.
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: Pick Pockets With Their Feet.
f "Tha: best, pickpockets, said Xieqoo,
the detective, "ara the Hindus. You
have to call them light toad aa wall as
light fingered, for they can lift a watch
0i,uw. VllT wlt their feat as
with their hands... ..-.' i
'Trained from, childhood these- bare
footed rascals are wonderfully skillful
with their toes., This (gives them a great
advantage A Hindu in a crowd will
stand with his arms ostensibly folded
and sneak with his foot tha wallet from
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waukee and South Dakota. He has late
ly been on the Albany. His salary at
ths beginning was IflOO aa cadet ll,00
aa lieutenant and will be $1,600 aa lieu-tenant-commander.
Olrastead'a raoonl
durlnr tha Spanish war waa immi tha
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III PLAY DAYS
Teachers at Newport Enjoy
University's Intellec
tual Bounty.
(Sseelal Dispatch t Tbe Joenul.)
Newport Or., July 6. During the
past week Camp Willamette has been
formally opened and bids fair to be
come one of the most popular of ths
many at this summer resort It ,has
sn Ideal situation at Nye creek, mid
way between the beach and the High
School building, where the sessions- of
the summer school are held. The com
munistic nrinolDle of the camo 1s en-
Joyed by students and members of the
faculty who are tenting, and problems
In distribution and consumption are
worked out with amasing rapidity.
This is tne nrst year Willamette uni
versity has offered the teachers of the
state . the opportunity for combining
earnest study with profitable recreation
by conducting a' summer sohool at such
a ravoraoie spot aa xaauina nay.
The mornings are given to reorsatlon
ana tne afternoons to seasiaa or wood
land excursions.
A lecture course of five numbers Is to
ee riven auring tna session.
The camp Is under the direction of
Professor w. to. Kirk and tha faculty
numoers eigni
Dr. P. ST Byrne,' former mayor of
Spokane, Washington, haa arrived and
will -remain with his. family at their
cottage lor a xew weens rest
Lloyd Sisters In Portland.
Two eastern people, the Lloyd sis
ters, need no Introduction. Ther are
commonly called throughout the United
States the Lloyd sisters. They got the
name because thev cater to women
only; but instead ot being sisters tksy
are two gentlemen representatives of
the Loom End manufacturers. They
come to Portland to connect themselves
with the Oolden Eagle department store.
the fastest growing store on the Paolflo
coast Mr. Liowit graeped the ocDor
tunity of securing the services of these
two gentlemen for the period of ona
week. Their doings with Loom Ends
start Tuesday morning at the Golden
Eagle.
CAMP TENDER SHOOTS
SHEEPMAN IN IDAHO
(Bpedtl Dispatch to The Jon null.)
Boise. Ida. July 6. Frank Coate shot
and seriously wounded Jose Arrletta at
tne letter s sheep camp at Flint near
Silver City, thla morning. Coate Is a
camptender who waa with another out
fit near Arrletta'a. Physicians wera
summoned from Da Lamar and extracted
tne ouuei, wnicn was ioagea oeiween
two of Arietta's ribs. Coate was ar
rested and taken to Silver City to await
developments in Arietta's .condition.
MACTINA"A BLESSING
To Those Afflicted With Eye
Troubles
tufferuif t
J our
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.Tjir Iris.
pro-Vt
parsoa with Isipslred eyestrbt or
Irom weas or aiseaaea ires tumm
write for our latest free booklet, entitled
Positive Evidence. V
The records of pbenooesal "cares" by tbs
Actlaa" treatment, as described tbenln. br
ratefnl astlsats tbeaasslves aBM and ad
dresses (Itsd wtu satisfy ths awst skepti
cal that "Actlna" is not only a remarkable,
simple aad harmless Invention, but restores
eyeslfht even after specialists kave pro
nounced esses Incurable.
Following are a
tbe suecenses
doced br "Actios."
more fully described la
free booklet.
CblcssPr rentiers m.
after sufferlrijes' months
with laflsmmatloa et tbe
used Actlna' a few
weeks. He ssts be eaa
now sse as wsU snd as far as snybodr,.
Aa lows lady writes tnat alter betas nadsr
treatmeat of specialists tor 15 rears, "Ictlna"
completely restored bar eyesight aad aba no
longer uses glasses.
Astis-matism snd aranniaiea lias impaired
tbe eyesight of a Hartford, (Coon.) lady.
Specialists fallsd to cure. As a last resort
scslnst adrke of friends, she tried "Actlna."
8as writes: "for manr months I bits written
slmost dally without glasses. No more pain ta
aiy eye ana drooping eyelid la restored."
aeons" removea a cataract rrom lorn eve
of an Oklahoma lady; relieved the closure
of a tear duct for a well-known Chleace lady.
and in scores or instances people have been
able to dlscsrd eyeclsssee throorb tbe fitthfal
ot "Actlna." To set an idea of the aa-
thuslssm of ear patienu. tba satire letters as
prtntsd .ta our book aaoua be read,
"Acttaa" Is made aa eoaaaaea i
eoaaaaea sease arta-
erplse. Its eimpUdty. effecUvensas and last
ing tram ties wiu
laves tlaste.
7- le
aDnaal i ta ui am ttui Mill
Let Jia Ssnd von ou n, tm
weeks', trial. Use It B.pftjt.a vo pMe snd
If, yoa se hof'tieneflbsd,. or Jo any other
reason . are dissatisfied, send It back and no
eaanrwtl be made. 'Write todav. i Address
Acuna Appliance Co., Dent, 6fM. tU .Wslaat
And, place your order with the
first store you come to; consider
the. condition! and advantages of
all, Including the rent, advertis
ing bills and 'other heavy ex
penses of the various stores. If
when you have done this you are
not satisfied to place your order
with us in the low rent district,
we would ask you to go further
and examine the stocks and prices
of the big dealers on the west
aide, then come and investigate
our stock and price. .If you are
fair to yourself and want to place
your , order where you can get the
best goods at the lowest prices,
you cannot help but say we sell
equally as good a grade but that
we undersell, and it is money in
your pocket to place your order
with us.
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August 1st is the date of our semi-yearly stock taking. In
August our new stock begins to arrive, composed largely
of new lines and new patterns. In order to clean oar store
of the stock which is low and is not being replaced ; part of
which only the samples remain and not wishing these short . X
lines to figure in our August 1st invoice we will offer them
at these special cut rate prices i '. ' V
Regular Price.
$14.00 Mahogany Bookcase at
$50.00 Gents' Golden Oak Chiffonier... W.M,MM
$40.00 Gents' Golden Oak Chiffonier .......
$26.00 Gents' Golden Oak Chiffonier...
$85.00 Early English China Closet
$75.00 Golden Oak China Closet... ..........
$30.00 Golden Oak China Closet
$25.00 5-Leg Extension 'table'.
$29.00 5-Leg Extension Table
$34.50 Pedestal Extension Table......
$75.00 Buffet M
$52.00 Buffet .
$35.00 Buffet ,
$25.00 Buffet .
$17.50 Side Table .........
$ 9.50 Side. Table -
$50.00 Oak Dresser .
$40.00 Mahogany Dresser
Mr sa tx si
awe- Or' e x S) -a 4
br-a aajejs,)')
9n-m are a ar vv, a
Sw ev -- sta) e - s
Sale Price. :
10.50
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0.00
20.00
07.50
00.00
24.00
20.00
23.00
25.00
60.00
9.00 ,
25.00
.. 18.50
14.50
7.00
37.50
2.00;
..829.00
$15.00
922.50
4.00
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This nickel plated teapot, special
this week at only 355
Porch chairs. Rockers and Set
' tees at cut prices.
$34.00 Mahocanv Dresser
$18.50 Oak Wardrobe, mirror front,....,.
$28.60 Oak Wardrobe, mirror front,
$ 5.50 Iron Bed, in colors.....
$ 8.50 Iron Bed, in colors....
$11.00 Iron Bed, in colors ... . .
$12.00 Iron Bed, in colors... .......-......,....
$18.50 Iron Bed, in colors $14.50
$30.00 Iron Bed, in colors .823.50
$35.60 Brass Bed M 824.00
6.00
S.50
.50
Many others we have not room to tell about.
TleCte
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MiiMii Cdwipy
01 Yrcka, SIsklyon Connty, California
Is pleased to announce that the remainder of the first allot
ment of stock will be advanced 25c' on each share in a few
days. Until then the stock can be had at the present low price.
ONE GOOD INVESTMENT IS WORTH A LIFETIME ' OF LABOR
WE OPERATE MINES, NOT PROSPECTS
How You May Buy Stock
CUT OUT AND SEND FOR PARTICULARS
The Champion Croup Mining Co.,
Couch Building, Portland, Oregon.
GentsPlease mail without cost to me descriptive booklet regard
ing your offer. I may be interested.
Name
Street and No. : Mr -
Town State ,
FORTUNES HAVE BEEN MADE IN SISuTOU COUNTY MINING
Our Connty Has Produced Over $100,000,000.00 in Gold
If you want an investment that .wilpay good returns on your :
money, get some of this stock" while it is selling below par
.i value. You will pay a premium in a few: monhs for the same
. i stock. - , 1 s " - ' '
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