The Oregon daily journal., April 19, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO. 1 APRIL 10, 1808.
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A Great Public Necessity.
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PROVEN BY THE THOUSANDS
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i Ousted Tammany Lcade
Back . on Job Through
Trick Promises to Sti
. Up ' Fuss at Denier Con
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New, York, April II.- Ths Demo
cratlo national convention at Den
rer 14 going to see the biggest die
" filar of Dolltlcal nyrotechnlcs let off
In years, whe Stat Benator Patrick
II. McCarren, : of, Brooklyn, ousted
' from the state convention, and read
out of the party last Wednesday, bt-
fiaw uguung 10 seat . nit jung'a
county delegation.
'This was the. declaration of He-
Carren's friends today, ' Tbe senator
personally ' rolced his Intention of
putting op a flgbt tbat will open tbe
delegate!' eyes when bo goee before
tbe committee on credential.
trick McCarren turned today on
Btate Chairman Flngy Conneri and
Leader Murphy of Tammany, baa
cauied those atout politician to pay
more attention to the Brooklyn
man's threats. , , , .',"
After being ousted from tbe state
conrentloa, and told bo would never
be allowed to alt In tbat body again.
McCarren la tonight back on the job.
HO Induced Conrad Hnzenflua-' tha
only McCarren man left on tbe com
mittee, to giro blm his proxy during
the remainder of tbe term." Haien-
flug was allowed to remain upon tbe
committee because Connors and Mur
phy thought he. bad been won away
from McCarren. 'i .
Tbat another state eonrentlon wfll
be called to send a contesting dele
gation now seems almost certain
McCarren declared, however, tbat Ir
respective of this, bo will take the
Brooklyn, contest to Denver and
make a fuss that will startle tbe
conrentloa.
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KLAMATH FLOAT .
AT ROSE CARNIVAL
Judg. George T. Baldwin of Klamath
Falls, chairman of a special committee
appointed by the Klamath Falls cham
ber of commeroe for the purpose of ar-ranging-
a Klamath float la tbe Roee
Festival, was In Portland yesterday
completing piano aireaoy- outlined by a
former committee. The motif ef the
loat will be "Irritation and agricul
ture," and a design with many unique
Who have taken it and been , benefited and; wrcd,T-eipcdaUy needed; In' the Spring1.
; You Have Been Housed Up, and you . have housed up your blood? during
the winter. You are pale and nervous, and have no appetite, feel tired and all worn out
Your DIqocJ Is Impure and Impoverished number of red corpuscles
hat decreased, and the vital fluid lacks color, is thin and weak. . As a consequence your liver
does not act properly, your kidneys and bowels fail in their duty, and general debility results,'
v i ; You Must Purify, Enrich and Revitalize your blood, now, and this is the
reason why Hood's Sarsaparilla is such a great necessity at this time of year. ', -; .
lt Will Cure You of all spring ailments, that tired feeling, diizy sensation, dim-
ncss 01 vision, ccaaacnc, coaicu longuc, pa in uic uaul, ucivwuj lcu.uc, wcu u,
phnples and other eruptions, rheumatism, catarrh and scrofula. ' s
i Used OlnCO IC7(r-"I commenced to use Hood's SarsapariMa fn 1876, and have
used it in my family ever since as a spring medicinej with good results." Mrs. E. M.
DsLesdern 1 er, Needham, Mass.' ; ; , .
That Tired FeellntT ''I have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla and cannot say too much
in Its praise.' I recommend It to every one that has that tired feeling in the Spring."
Mait J.,BAnr!:Hortonyille,"'Mass;'i.':
This Great Medicine is commended to you with an .honest desire to aid and
benefit you and with a firm belief that it will do all that is claimed. What it has done in the
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pose IS an ossuwicc ot wnai it wiu ao. occ 11 loaay ana Baupca yuur sippcuic.
Under thb Pure Foodfand Drug;Act no change was necessary in Hood's
Sarsaparilla to conform ' to the law or to public sentiment - It is perfectfy safe, pure,
genuine and reliable. - , ' ' 1 ; -
;' I ' V' , Sre making new friends dally. While Issi year tbe sales wers doubling, this year they
1 Ss3. L3.DS n trebling. Banatabs are so bandy enable yon to carry Hood's Sarsaparilla in
wfVI WwtV w your Tert pocket. They are chocolate-coated tablets prepared from, Hood's Sar
aparilla itself by process of distillation and eraporatlon, and hare tbe same curat! t properties. Sold by
droggists or sent by mail on receipt of price. 100 Doses One Dollar. 0. I. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
t eatnrea will be adopted. Klamath peo-
Hle are anxious to repeat the victory I
iney luiua ai m trriaauoa conareaa
IMtoramento last year.
In
Kusloel Zastnuaeata Out.
fine rosewood bowl mandolin,
beautifully finished, was 111, now
111.11. Another mandolin, marnlfloent
tone, was 114, now .1S. The regular
IIS mandolins, now 14.61. and others
as low as 11.10 now. a spienaia oanjo,
nickeled shell. It brackets, birch neok,
with raised frets, originally $11.60, now
only I7.CB. A onoioe treaivanus
model violin, a&rx red, powerrui tone.
regular lltlO. now f t.tS. A fine Ger
man alther, now U.K. The finest vio
lin bows, now llo to II.1S. Canvas
s for mandolins ana Banjos, 460
up. x Hi.eo mgn sraae aotn century
i.z. 'A. too wasn
r 117. T5. Barmonicas.
worth up to lOo, choice now llo. Muslo
bags and satchels, the very finest
Miner, enoioe now o ana up. ior-
net, trombones, flutes, cellos, rn.ll
must go, regardless of the sacrifice.
Our new quarters ar nearly ready foi
eocupancy, ana mere s no urns to iose.i
iy,
FLOWERS FOR EASTER
COST A NEAT $25,000
AndWhen the Bills for the Spring Hats Follow the
Florists' Reminders Portland Will Realize That
Easter Has Certainly Been Here.
Act aulol
mgton st.
Graves A Co 121 Wash-
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Never before has Portland spent as
much money for Easter as It has this
spring, according to dealers In clothing,
flowers and Easter specialties.
On florist-said. that, the flower bill
of Jportland's young men for today will
not b lees than 115,000, and win prob-
JlillfflJ
ably be nearer 185,000. The candy shops
nave been aoiiwr an unpreoeaentea ousi
lesa, while the department stores for
ut oast lew oava nave taken On ui
aDoearano of the week before Christ
mas. Up to a late hour last night the
stores were tnrongea. ana it was al
most impossible to make one's way
through them, ,
Hats, dresses and articles of clothing
Of course headed the Easter bill which
will be presented to the bead of the
I famllv two weeks hence, but It does not
end with anything- so substantial as
clothing. - After you have gone down the
list of hats, gloves, ' dresses, shops,
I scarfs and such expensive little trifles
you will find a nice Item from the
florist's.
Max Smith. Who Is well Informed on
the amount of sales of cut flowers and
potted slants, said last night that not
a cent less than 116,000 had been spent
up to I o'clock last evening for Easter
flowers, and it la believed that the
florlste bills will go away beyond that
figure. For instance 10,000 Easter lilies
alone were sold, and at the lowest esti
mate that means a single Item Of 110,
000.' Then, counting1 In the violets,
lilies of the valley, roses, carnations and
other flowers which were sold so ex
tensively, and the uninitiated may have
some idea of what Easter means to the
Portland florists.
After reaching; the bottom of the flor
ist's itemised statement the famllv man
will come across the confectioner's MIL
Candy eras, candy rabbits and other
Easter like animals, to say nothing of
the filling chocolate eggs, awful ham
and egg concoctions made out of oonf eo-
tionery. witn real strtpea bacon appar
ently gracing the candy dish and other
similar .inventions or tne confectioner's
Imagination, all coet money and help to
swell tne Easier snooping runa.
All in all. It is safe to av that Port
land's shopping bill for the past week
amounted to several hundred thousand
dollars.
MONDAY
IN LADIES' SUITS
'"K:, at
Four Large Assortments o!
REAL BARGAINS
mm
SILVER "TROWEL
ARRIVES TODAY
Masonic Emblem Hearing
Portland on Journey
Around the World.
$11.75 $14.75
$17.50 $22.50
We are marking at prices that will
dispose of this immense stock quickly
Do not procrasttaate-GBie early, real bargains like '
, these do not wall lonft for yen
MANY OTHER BARGAINS
, In Waists, Jackets, Skirls, Etc.
95c Counter of Waists j
.Values up .to $1.95 all New Late Styles
v$1.49 Counter ol Waists
The latest In Every Way. IVorth $2.50
Boy Your Dal at '
37 & Washington i Street
Starting from New York October 10,
1905, on a Journey around the world,
the Masonlo silver trowel, symbollo of
the admonition to "spread the cement
of brotherly love," will arrive In Port
land today, and tomorrow evening
will be reoelvod by Willamette lodge.
No, t. A. V. A Jl In the Masonlo
emple, where It will ' remain for JO
days, when It will again take up its
lon journey. ; 4
Tbe trowel will come to Portland tn
charge of the following committee from
Portneuf lodge, Pooatallo. Idaho Rev.
PTTTurnhv. William Wallin. N. D.
Brookheart and XX, Worth Clark, and af
ter Its rest here It will be taken in
hand by a committee ef Portland Ma
sens and carried to Its next temporary
abiding place and so on untl- ft has
completely circled the globe, everywhere
spreading rraterna - leacmng ana cring
ing together In a closer; bonds of ao
qnalntanoe the Masons of the world.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the reception of the trowel b;
members -of the order In this oltv. J
banquet will be served, at which Wor
shipful' Master Frank Bobertson will
aet as toastmaster and the following
toasts will be responaoa to: "Tne icn-
terea. Apprentice," aa. w. juro. wiiiiam
F. Butcher, P. &. M.; "Our Guests," R.
W. Bro. Norrls R- Cox,. 8. O., W: "The
Great Lights." M. 'W. Bro. . Thomas
GrajTjj. P. Q. M.: "The FeUowiCrafta,"
M. W. ; Bra a M. Toran, G. I: "The
Principal Tenets" v W. Bro. D. Bolls
Cohen, P.- M.: 'The ;. Master : Mason,"
Bra Harvey W Bcott G. O.:' "Masons
in Oregon," Bro. George E. Chamber
lain: "Our Visitors." Rev. P. Murnhr.
Payette,' Idaho; "Message of the Trow
el Rev. William H. Foulkes. IX D.
- The traveling troweL symbollo of tbe
I admonition to "spreaa tne- cement of
brotherly love" on every possible oc
casion throughout the world, was start
ed upon its mission oy justice wage xra
768 of New York, sancltoned by the
grand lodge, of New YorKVtate.- To C.
Fred Crosby of Justice lodge belongs
the credit of proposing to his lodgo the
pian or senamg - out a - suver. trowel
among the Masonlo lodges to spread
fraternal feelings. ' ;,
After obtainlnr the aonroval of the
grand lodge of t New York, a magnifi
cent solid sliver trowel was made, bear
ing upon Its face the symbollo figure
of Justice. - the name of the lod a. the
date and the phrase. "Who best . can
work and best agree." 1 -is .-.
While the trowel I 7 allowed to so
lourn with but one .lodge in anv on
grand. Jurisdiction, It will still rerrulre
many . years1 in Its travels - before it
finally reposes for all time to come
with the lodjce that started It on its
LOST S13.000
UEII RAID
Allegation Made by Chinese
,Agalnst Chief, Bruin, Cap
tain and Patrolmen.
As the result of a raid made by the
police on December I, at SI Second
atreet, where Chinese gambling games
were supposed to have been In opera
tion, Lee Lane, Hue Sing and Yep Sue,
filed suit In the United States court
yesterday against Chief Grltxmacher,
Captain Bailey, former Inspector Bruin
and eight patrolmen, to recover II!,
SSMQ whloh the plaintiffs claim they
lost as a result of the actions of the
police.
Kee Lane and the two other Cbinase
were doing business under the name
of Bow Wo & Co. r They claim to have
heen coing a general merchandise and
banking business. The eight patrolmen
who are mentioned as being responsible,
together with the three officers for
tneir loss are (Jnariea Porter.- oienn v.
Howard. L. K. Evans. O. A. Tennant. J.
H. Edgerton, Ernest Johnson, R, R. Phll-
ups ana 4. xj. w enaonr. -
OUT OF WORK ARD
riOW WIFE WORRIES
William Liebelt Is Missing,
and His Family - Is
.Left Destitute,
F. J. Berger, who lives at 158 Sast
Thirteenth street north, baa reported to
It costs less to live,
and life counts for
jrnost when
Grape-Nuts
and cream are the basis of
the dietary .
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"There's Reason,,'
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Young fellows find their fads
catered to in these popular
clothes, all the smart kinks and
new ideas carried out perfectly,
all the, new patterns and colors
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in browns, tans and grays. ; .
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Stumps or worthless teeth extracted without causing
the slightest pain. Elates made that fit perfectly and
won't fall out or distort the mouth. , This is the home
of modern, 20th Century dental work. Patronize a
dentist who has worked t for and earned his reputation
in your city. j , ' ., :
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LNTIST
fi$y Washington Street, Corner Seventh ' ' - ,
OFFICE HOURS-S A. M. to 5 P, M.; 7:30 to 8:30 P, M, j SUNDAYS 9 'K M. to 1 P. M.
PHONE MAIN 2118 TWELVE YEARS IN PORTLAND ' ' "
the police the unexplained disappear
ance ot William Liebelt. whose home Is
at 900 East Twelfth street north. Lto
belt left home on the morning of April
10 and has not sinee been seen by anv
of the members of his Tamuv. -
Mrs. Liebelt and her live children
sr. in destitute ircumstances, ana an
less the husband Is found at once they
will be forced to depend upon the char
itable aid of neighbors ror tne necessi
ties of , life. Friends of Liebelt fear
thut he mav have committed suicide.
as be is anown to nave Deen very oe-
eoondent because or his lnaouity to get
work and thus provide for h family.
Liebelt la described as Doing sa years
old: welaht about ! 106 pounds: feet
high light , complexion; light , colored
beard and mustache. He . has somo
friends In Oregon City and his brother
lives, in worth iaaota.
FIGHT FOE JTJE0ES V
TO HEAR EUEF CASE
(Bearat News by Longeet teased Wire.) - r,
Ban rranclsco,' April It. Five Jurors
sWorn'for aervje. and four subject to
peremptory chanenge marie tne worts ac
complished after U days o the trial f
Abe Buef on the charge of offering to
bribe former Supervisor Jennings PhiU
pot to vote for the Parkslde franchise.
This morning's session of Judge Pool
ing's court vwas occupied in inquiring
into the fitness Of Newton Cohn, fea
estate dealer for servloo a Juror,
Cohn finally qualified i i.'jf vUf,if. V;.
-. -tri -- -seaPiwpw i aw -iiawii'ewN'aaMissJ'-:' -'
NEED ONE MORE JUROR
; -IN TIREYORD CASE
(Heart Kwi bf Lon(fft FJ Wire.)
San -Krancfsc.e. Anrll Great dif
ficulty is being "experienced by the M-
R'BsassaasasssszsasszKEssEzsszssasssssssrrsrsr:
HEIGH! HQ!;
WANTKD.f he name," addren and phonr numbey o( every man,
woman and child, willing to assist u In dosing
ALL EAST SIDE SALOONS
v ,v. .. . (' V'. Next June electlonj , ',
: balOOns ar ' TnA-mnm , 4fW 4rVf1sV )iMrtrta MM4 PtltlL'tL. til
parasites of society. - . . , , . '
ltf fe Saloons are a continual menace to the peacetbe everywhere,
present snare and pitfall to the drink-thirsty.
t - u itu ui uiw vut uiia out ana eenu u iv us nnu
jiwe will send yoy full line: of reading matter.
v v. !;.' wsme.
v 'f' Address., iiiI'i'vAf , .
'V.';'?.''i'-..V.v:('p, - f."' S . . ''"..'-? ..
X, ' ; . Jr Bon .". ,a4.A,.. ... i ........
:1 will' give "$i;i;.Ji.v to. close up all East Side saloons
; Anti-Saloon League
Room 413 Commercial LI dg. I Comer Second and Vs ' '
to secure the tvelfth Juror to try Tirey
Ford, for allet?-5 bribery. . Two hours
were devoted taduy to exumir lag Jaines
11. Hussey.
lis V'RS f-Tr"Pl P i'-t' r,T-
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Jotirned fourt t r
moruiiur.
h' t '
(Journey.. , - t .. . i
frpvs ror tne worecuuon ana a'."