The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, March 22, 1908, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND. SUNDAY p; MORNING. MARCH ; 22. 11008. BOB IS THE ONLY DOG : , : '1 THAT. GOT A: VALENTINE "THE. STORE THAT RIGHTS THE, WRONG" i - - i - . . . . . . r ' 0 We are ready to show you the latest and best models in Men's Spring" Suits '''' fl Id ' Fi ' V,. : ! . .... ... , a . ,' ' "...- - -' ; - ' ; . . ,. ' '' ' Li. ii. ' iwvi Mary had a little lamb. ' Its fleece was white as anow; And everywhere that Mary want Tba iamb waa aura to go. Th old atory haa bean transplanted into tba present real Ufa. But "Mary" la Nelson Bartholemew. tha lamb la a little dor, tha hlarh school la the place where the dog followed him. and Prin cipal T. T. Davis la the teacher who turned It out because It made the chil dren laugh and play. And the master's hatsnta along the atreet. Including Coff man'a candy at ore. are the places where the dog waits patleptlT about tUJ Nel- aon doea appear. . - NeWon waa a, carrier for The ,0,U"J laet year when he wea In achool, but ware a tor. About The 'Journal office i jt n w faanrlta and be fa B.Ana uiil area a TeL wnen he jumped last rourth ! the mtdat of an exploding bunch of crackers and floundered about Joyously, thinking the demollsliinent war all hi doing. Til friends, the earrlers aawsboys. acreamed with delight. His near tha North Central achool, and he make, a dally visit there to aee hi. frlenda. the children. He la fond of children and every where haa them a a hla admlrera. One little girl waa no fond of Bob that she-Bent him valen tine addreaaed In all formality and grandeur In Me own name. When Ne -Son waa a carrier Bob . waa known all along the route and could by hlmaelf go -over the rout of hla maater and leave the paper. DRIFTERS' CLUB SO WELL PLEASED EXPECT TO DRIFT BACK AGAIN Member .of the Drifter' club of Portland who were entertained by the cltlieoa of Hertford two week ago are till talking of the trip and eeveral of them will probably 'Join the bu!nes men's and merchant' excuralon to the Rogue River valley which leave Port land April 24 by special train. ' H. C. bowers of the Hotel Portland, president of the Drifter' organisation. Bays the treatment afforded them by the Medford citizens wiis excellent. The Drifters were met at the passenger sta tion and taken In automobiles through the various orchards and other placea of Interest In the Kogue River country, loiter they were guests at a meeting of the" Commercial club. The business men who have been In vited to go on Con the excursion by the femmerclal club will be taken UmAtnrA In automobllea to Ashland and through the aouthern end of the valley. The special will leave Portland on the evening of Friday, April 24, arriving at Medford the next morninir. Returning from Ashla?id the excur sionists will be entertained at luncheon at Medford and In the afternoon will be taken to the north end of the valley. Returning the party will visit Jackson ville and the various pear ana appie orchards, which will be In full bloom at that time. . The Invitation of the Medford pciple to the citizen of Portland to visit that part of the state was extended through the Commercial club of Portland, and several hundred business men and mer chants are arranging to make the trip. GOOD AND BAD STAND SIDE . BY SIDE AND EACH PROSPER The world Is evenly balanced In near ly all things Including the good and the bad.. When you see a suggestion of badness .you generally also see some ' thing suggesting goodness. A an Illustration of this fact there Is a Bible house and a slot machine shop doing business side by side on Halmon street, between Fourth and Fifth streets. In. the machine shop are machine of every conceivable make. Many of them are of the nickel In the slot Variety which were barred from use in the city by law more than a year ago. Many of the machines are old and rusty and dilapidated and have simply been put away to await developments er to be sold eventually and transferred to some other part of the country. Then they will be adorned with signs which will tell of the wonderful winnings pos sible. But nothing will be said or what one Is liable to lose. Next door is the Bible establishment where a different kijid of people come and go every day people who know notnlna- about the Intricate slot ma chine and some of whom were instru mental, perhaps. In baving the slot ma- chin law passea., New Spring Styles (HyOO 8 E K US TOMORROW Up-to- Datc Patterns Tomorrow we offer you a rare opportunity to buy a stylish, up-to-date Spring Suit at a saving of $4.00 to $5.00. It's an inducement worth considering. CHI CAGO CLOTHING CO "THE, STORE THAT RIGHTS THE, WRONG" Sol. Garde, Proprietor 69-71 Third St., bet. Oak and Pine 2tf HEW BOA! WILL L LEAD ORE HA Materials Bought in Tort land to Build Vessel for Pend d'Oreille. 18 MONTHS FOR ROBBING SAFE ASSERTS SHE IS HOT DERANGED G. II. Black Sentenced to Mrs. Wirt Asks Court to De- renitentiarv for Tapping pose Administrator of Employer's Cash Box. Husband's Estate. PREPARING FOR FOEJJAGIE Operators Ship Three Mil lion Bushels of Coal to i Chicago. r ' (United rree LesMd Wirt.) Chicago, March IX. Three million bushels of coal are stored In railroad yards and other Dlace in the vicinity pr" Chicago in "preparation against the possibility of a strike by the coal min ers. The operators have In mind the seizure by citizen of supplies of coal On railroad tracks during the last big strike, and are taking time by the fore lock by dally bringing in tralnloads of fuel. They are putting the coal in protected district, where they can guard it against the thieves and confls cators, who constantly annoy them, and' at places easy of access to trains, in case it is to be hastily removed. Every big dealer in Chicago has laid in a supply llmlteu only by the capacity of his bins. If the miners fall to sign a satis factory agreement, they will have the dlsauvantage of trying to win when the roads and dealers are plentifully supplied and fully prepared for a long siege. The advantage gained by the agreement of Indiana operators to en ter into a contract with the miners will be more than offset, the dealers claim, by trip larirg- Btwrff ff mippllew on hd. M'GOURT HERE TO TAKEJFFICE Newly Appointed United States District Attorney Arrives in Portland. (Special OUpsteb to Tbe JoornsL) Pendleton, Or., March 21 John W. McCourt, who has Just been appointed United States district attorney, left this afternoon with his family for Portland, after receiving a message from Wash ington directing him to qualify at once. as his commission had been forwarded. Mr. McCourt, who arrived at 11:30 o'clock last night, will take the oath of office before Judge Wolverton in the federal court tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. He will at once take charge of the office and its work. It Is sresumed that Demitles Tucker and Evans, reoently appointed by W. C. Bristol, will remain in office until Mr, McCourt has had time to become familiar with the routine of his office. Mr. Tucker, who has had charge of the grand Jury investigations up to this time, will prooaDiy continue in tins work. Mr. McCourt reached Portland on the delayed O. R. & N. train last night and is staying temporarily at tne imperial. la atuwcrlns sdTerMMinpntl htrtln. d1m wmrMH Tti Jnnrnsl. "I was drinking the night I stole the money. 1 have lived here three years and never got into trouble before. I told all about It when I was arrested." Asserting that A. B. Manley has ob tained letters of administration on the estate of Omer B. Wirt by representing that she was Insane, when In fact she This was the simple statement made is sane, Mrs. Sarah A. Wirt, the widow, py . H. Black when net was Drougnt ha. ..kpd the cou. before Judge OMnd in the circuit court yesterday afternoon for sentence. He had tapped the cash register and the sare in an establishment wnere he for merly worked, securing about (88. He was sentenced to serve 18 months In the nenitentiarv. wbo was captured by County Clerk nty court to revolts the appointment and to name her to look after the estate. Manley was appointed March 4 In the regular way, after filing a petition stating i.,at Mrs. Wirt was unable to act because she was deranged In mind. Manley went further and asked that he be appointed guardian for the widow, Navigation of the Pend d'Oreille river canyon, so long under consideration by transportation men with a view to the building up of an ore carrying trade be tween the Metallne lead district and Newport, Is at last to be accomplished by the Metallne Navigation company. Captain A. S. Lanneau of Metallne is purchasing in Portland the materials for consti uctlon of the first steamer and Is placing orders by wire with eastern manufacturers for the necessary power ful machinery with which the boat will be equipped. The Metallne Navigation company is capitalized at 150,000, and Is the first corporation to seriously enter the ore carrying trade In the Metallne district. The lfrst boat will be named Ruth in honor nt Cu.ii tain Lanneau's youria daughter. It will have a cargo capacity He took possession of a suit of clothing of 70 tons, and will register at 140 tons, in a saloon, and then went to sleep Its dimensions will hn 111 feet leneth. with It. 24-foot beam, and it will have a hold Judge Cleland propounded many ques- deDth of four feet nine Inches. The tlon to Victor Hollander, a youth of 18. draught loaded will be orfly 80 Inches, who had pleaded guilty to the charge but eo powerful will be the machinery or larceny. R. H. Baugh and Richard equipment that the steamer is expected Baugh, who are older men and have iu nvKl.a s " w.mu, . """ , t law In whloh tha widow mftv xlaln, on wltn ease ana saiety, ana mane at are acousea py Honanaer or naving; iei :;. ,; ,,,7,, : hJ hi,Ki Meuuine mm into tne op, in wnicn tney jook a r ,T r .,V ,-Jri-" FREE TREATMENTS ON PROF. RICH ARD'S ELECTRO RADIATOR If you have been sick and discouraged, tried everything and still suf fering, come and take a free treatment on the Radiator. It will give you Immediate relief. Hundreds are well and happy today through. Its use. If you have rheumatism, or any chronic or nervous diseases, YOU CAN BE CURED If you are not able to com to my office, you can be cured in yojlr own home, as the Radiator is a home remedy. Call or write for particulars. The Radiator 1 a dry electric heat apparatus, where the patients can treat themselves If they have no one to assist them, and there I nothing more soothing or quieting to the nerves than half an hour spent in bed or couch with the Radiator. It gives no shock, but Instead gives a pleas urable thrill that fills the body with new life and vitality. It estab lishes a perfect circulation and imparts an electric heat evenly distrib uted. Professor Rlckards gives a free treatment in order to prove the mer its of the Radiator, as seeing is believing. We ask you to come and try it : 553 FIFTH STREET, CORNER Of LINCOLN ir i.m 7,n ni.hi n nt in .i .,' I but his petition came up for hear- !. dLi !. Iht l2fnJtf,y,l" 1 lnT befor Jude Webster a few days '2?y? lJtI2X?? J&M ago it was dismissed on request of Man- 7 iv( the charge or burglary, and was given the minimum sentence for that crime, two years in the penitentiary. He, also, was intoxicated when he went wrong. ley's attorney, Mrs. Wirt asks that Manley be cited to appear and show cause why he should not be removed as administrator. She says that after the sudden death of her husband she was temporarily stunned by grief, but that she has since ruiiy recovered ana is qualified to act in the settlement of the estate. She says she did not consent to waive anv of her rights and that 30 days have not n expired since tne aeatn or her nus- d, that being the time allowed by ban east three round trios between mines and NewDort. where a rail con- quantity of clothing from a frelcht car ncctlon with the Sand Point smelter Is The case was continued for one week obtained. With Captain Lanneau is associated a number of well known railroad con tractors and capitalists of eastern Washington. The treasurer of the com pany is H. H. Hoyt, purchasing agent nt BpoKane for Selms ac Shield, general contractors in the construction of the north bank road. The steamer is beinir designed by Captain Depew, who is in Portland as sisting captain Lanneau in selecting tne materials. Captain Lanneau, at the Perkins hotel last night, said for further Investigation. Five men will be token from the county Jail to the penitentiary tomor row or next day. Besides Black and McNuttson. the quintet Includes John Wynne, who will serve one year for manslaughter: J. J. Crawford, four years for assault with Intent to rob. and J. P. Slvener. Indeterminate sen tence for obtaining money under false pretenses. Jailer Hunter also has three men ready for Kelly's Butte, two for McNeill s Island, and seven more federal prisoners to be sentenced tomorrow 17 She further states that Manley should nave given a Dona or it.uo. put has supplied one ror only iz,64U The Wirt estate is estimated to be worth is.uoo, or which 4,ooo is in real estate. The heir are the widow and her two minor daughters, Elizabeth and f.ioise wirt. BOOSTS CANNON Do You Ever Think? DRESS WELL Did you ever note that some men always look as 11 they had a new suit of clothes and you wondered at the same time how.it was you looked so shabby? Take it from us the man that always looks well dressed has his clothes tailor made. He gets fit, style and material, and it costs him no more than it costs you. Come tomorrow and we'll talk it over. No trouble to show goods or quote prices. That's what we're here fpr. YOUR ESPECIAL ATTENTION" IS DI RECTED TO OUR WINDOW DISPLAY FOR PRESIDENT SPRING SUITS $2TTO $5d J. C. SHAEFLR & CO. MERCHANT TAILORS j23Wash.' Near' W Ralcigli Bldg fh ftrt iuig Kuiit win ha nt the In all. who are to leave the tail for less very highest class and power, and cap- congenial places in tne next rew day. able or dolmr the work cut out lor it. The designer. Captain Depew, la one 01 tne best mechanical engineers ana an experienced navigator. For seven years he operated steamers on the Yukon, and ror the last three years he has oeen running boats on the Tanana. I have known him many years, and in 1891 was associated with him In navigation on the Kootenai and on Flathead lake, where we carried thousands of tons for the construction of the Great Northern railroad. The Ruth will be equipped with electric lights, hydraulic steering gear, the same as the gear on the steamer J. N. Teal, and will carry a cargo and a leaded barge through the canyon. "We regard the Metallne district as naving immense producing possibili ties. There is a world of ore in sight I am afraid to say how "much but enough to keeD the concentrators run nlng many years. We expect to have tne rirst boat running by June 15." Captain Lanneau la postrmwiar and OAVIDQR FAILS TO PUTJP CASH Promoter of St. Johns Gas Plant Likely to Lose His Franchise. S. V. Pavldor, president of the St, Congressman Boutelfa Be- Johns Gas Hcat,,n f1ndL,K.h"n com, ,B - . pany, did not deposit the 16,000 casl Clares uncle Joe enould Take Teddy's Place. (Hearit New by Longest Leased Wire.) New York, March 21. Representative I ago is all that Is required of him OOfi cash to insure the building of the gas plant, as It is understood In St. Johns should have been done yesterday. According to Mr. Davtdor ins rrancnise is not ror- fAltu.) Iw.-niiMo nf tha fallllrA trt mat. this cash deposit and he maintains that the J 10,000 surety uona tuea some time OWnfir nt thA nrlnlnol mrrhnrfl.,l HenrV Ktverman KOUtella of Tlllnola I " u,,xoim ,u uv. duima store ftt Metailn H Is - nloneer in ohoir.n T1t, ..,k". .1 1. .' that the $10,000 bond was not Perma- that coiintrv AnT mnrlo a nturtv of - ..w .auura iuyoo- nt. but that 11 was to DO UDStHUiea navigation othe fend "d Or'eille" ' f "gallon committee put In a lick for March 21 by a deposit of IMOO ca.h. me presiaenuai ooom or speaker can- "UVY5V'' ., ; v.. iT at n.t- vh... t k . . stand his obligations to be the same, as ..., -. -... u.niiuri thn oitv counc I at si. jonns under- night. The banquet was held at the stands them. The matter will be taken W03IEN TO LOOK AFTETi TTOMFAS NEEDS Hotel Astor and Congressman Boutelle, up and thoroughly thrashed out at the P annUO Senator, Brown of Nebraska and Borah ,nJe,et,n f the CUaCU Tue8d'r ven" The city pffjclala In St. John are I Kno-intflno1 tn thm mama flnnra n an ainn provement association at tne courtnouse state," Mr. Boutelle declared that the ,"ir V.Tn At fh ArT;i.i It was voted to authorize president and the speaker are the two I if,t honA Further mlielilBM w.r. H. M. Esterly to appoint a biggest figures in the country today f"u,reVrldav when H " J MeachS? who of three women members to Unif1 between them have nut throuch felt "aa . T"c". t?--.J--J Srn?El i the needs of the new de- Nnn.t of the enoch-makln l. station went on ine no iu, .! vy Aiiorney . . . " I of Idaho were the principal speakers. At the meeting of the Juvenll-Im- Speaking to the toast, fThe Ship of rovement association at tne courtnouse stat ast nisrht Jf resident committee lnvestlsrata tentlon home In the matter of f urnl-1 nt tha Roosave.lt rarlma. Than h mMi vure ana to aDDear oerore ine couniv court ana bsk pertntenden $1,700 will Judre Gantenbelrv . I . 1.. at . uiiiuiiw oisiuiuiig uoya ironi yooi una cooperation wna rresiaeni xvoosevoiu- i th. nltw rouncU of Rf Tohna billiard rooms and commended It as a Mr. Boutelle offered a vigorous a- 'tt JEfSJg1 tta toid l! ITlAnfllir nt KMlrln tin ha rnitMVAa A (ha nM.Mani'a C.nama rartal I Will IftK 1116 Bill HQ IIIO WH 1 l. 1 n IfnKilltar n t TIM ' ltnf1 . . n carry ng on in. tne future tne poi- " u" A ,- an nffMavit in iur uocru n caiiiivui.. ou- i icies 01 lain numuiisiraiion. nr. wia-K, . ,j -j i, r u..t. I 3;i;,,i;'uk. 'J.; I I that they are wdTth $20, tha itr r .1. iV. i... K7 i above ail tneir ueois uu Attached to which 8. V. er each swear 000 pver and other llablll- of boy gangs where criminals are bred. He gave credit for Its nassasre to Mrs. Trumbull's efforts among the city coun cllmen. - 1 Superintendent Gardner of the Boys' and Girls' Aid society was to have read a paper on '"Child Placing," but the business session was longer than usual and Ms paper was made a special or der for next meeting. - Mr. Gardner made a plea for monthly conferences of benevolfn$ workers as. a means. for Ao-in-awn? wltb netty jealousies . : and greater efficiency by cooperation, . , i oona. saie auring m recent panic. . ih.. utitinn will fMinn In .n. "Th. pres dent wteely determined to . rnmt ri restore conngence. py oirerjna . "- -,,i in.arHin- it. rlht. anS prei ring tbe recent panic. forfeited remain to be seen. It is New Sanitary Eye Glasses No screws to work loose, No greasy guards, No wig gle, No wobble. Nice, neat, plain gold. That's the , "Baker Mounting Guaranteed to give satisfac tion EYES TESTED FREE III 6th U bet Washington and Stark i J VJHf 'rW &5S5 WORTONIA HOTEL t . orfHtrAnxxaoron nr. Portland's Newest and Most Modern Hotel Absolutely Fire Proof American and European. ' , Bates to SamUloa. "i Oxuc Bus Meets AU Trains. 4 VOTERS GET LAZY" REGISTRATION LAGS Saturday Only 338 Fixed Signatures to County Clerk's Books. convenience, which may be saved In larse par tf. the unregistered w!U fll in large numbers "during tha next few v days. '; v'!' vA . ' ' As the figures stand, politically, the Republicans have 18,030. the Democrats, 3,813, and all other 1,121. and brlnirlns: hoarded money out of Its hiding- . place. Hi plan was as suc cessful' as it was bold. A more timid man than Roosevelt would not. have taken th risk of possibly adding; 160, 000,000 to the national debt In time of peace, but he wisely conjectured pur chases of a much Jess amount would steady the situation. In this financial crisis he displayed the rarest rift of th highest order of statesmanship." verv careful In iruardlnr Its rights and the officials have felt confident that the city's interests were especially safe fuarded in this particular franchise. -Mr. Davldor again rives assurance that the work of building the plant, or at least laying the mains, will be started at once. The constructing de partment Is waiting for the arrival of material, he says, when work will go ahead with -the Bt, Johns plant. ' t There was a woeful fall In the num ber of voters who appeared at the office of the county clerk to register aunng the week Just closed. Yesterday, for instance, S58 had entered their names at 6 o'clock last evening, when the total honld have been 500. With yesterday's aures added, the total to date is 22,. 7. with Just 13 days left IB which to register. , Men amninved in the lumber mllfe and faotory employm tta - have been harkward in registering, although the office of the county clerk Is open night ly until 9 o'clock, for the accommoda tion of those who cannot come at oral nary hours, Employers generally are requested to call the attention of their 3rinco ox voung to give evidence workmen to the importance of voting at .the Drlmanes ana to giva evidence of their own interest by allowing their men enough time off to visit tha court. daylight hours. . 5 . Ten thousand more men should regis ter before the books are ' closed, and the voter Who fails to act Promptly Is sure to ' be caught in the rush of th last-minute crowd those- who always put off until tomorrow what thevmlTht Co today. That means delay, ami if- Horsemen 'of northern Laka are bet coming more and more interested In the breeding of their stock up to higher standard, says the Silver Xke Central Oregonlao. ; ..' t , GL ASSES PROPERLY PITTED Remove 75 ' per cent ol c the I headaclfes. Proper iene. eora- Kined w th our :: ccieorawa KAVDE Mounts, re thing- ;of beauty, ;Try i't befow pur- f chasing ? tliewhefffnoicssie 'tad. retail. C , V','. PD. DUDACK v '' Professional Optkian, , 17J Fourth, Y. U. C. A. t:':. . r.