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THE OREGON SUNDAY ' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' SUNDAY" ' MORNING, MAY 17, 1908.
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Hungary. The countess who was formerly Miss Cladys Vanderbilt, eeems to be getting used to her hus
band's antiquated palace and his queer people.
ALL MANNER OF GOSSIP
FROM "DEAR OLD CHICAGO"
Chtcagro, May 15. This city will move
June 16 officially. On that day its ad
ministrative officers and offices and the
office cats, of which there are dosens,
will leave the old city hall (and its mil
lions of unofficial cockroaches), at La
Salle apd Washington streets, and go
to temporary quartern at 204 and 06
Randolph street. The wrecking; fang
will at once be put to work on the old
stone pile that has been Chicago's offi
cial home , since 1884. The, work' of
razing- the old city hall and putting In
the concrete caisson folmdatlons for
the new structure will be consolidated
end Is to proceed simultaneously. This
will be a unique procedure In the his
tory of public buildings, and Is consid
ered by optimistic citizens to mark an
effort to handle city affairs in a business-like-manner.
It has been discov
ered that the stone in the old building
is of such a quality that It may be
crushed and used in making the con
crete for the caissons for the founda
tion of the new structure. Samples of
"the stone will be tested in a stone
crusher, and if it can be used there will
be a big saving. Cook county was
forced to pay $79,000 to get rid of the
material in the old courthouse, the
twin to the city hall. In preparing for
the new one. In the new city hall. Chi
cago at last will provide public com
fort stations, as is done generally In
Kuropean cities. Two such stations
will be put in the city hall.
The personal estate of John Alexander
Dowle, "Prophet Elijah III," who build
ed cities, who established big Indus
tries, who dealt in millions and who
held the financial destinies of his thou
sands of followers in the hollow of his
hand for a while now proves to be
reduced to 11,200, of which Mrs. Jane
Howie hag been awarded $400 as her
widow's dowry. The splendid robes of
office have faded, the Jewels have dls
nppeared. the handsome furnishings of
his home have been, taken away bv re
ceivership, the erstwhile glories of the
founder of Zion are memories only.
Mrs. Dorie s memory of them has,
however, prompted her to demand of
the present receiver of Zion many items
of personal property In Shiloh house,
which she claims as her own. She has
asked for the furnishings of her bed
room, for household articles, including
"a ;ilIlow case containing 11 Infant
robes,' garments of cherished maternal
associations. She has asked also for a
mahogany bedroom set Inherited from
Esther Dowie, her daughter,' who was
burned to death. The value of the real
estate no one seems to know, and It
may prove to be more valuable than is
expected. Mrs. Dowle has a claim upon
it. She and the son, Gladstone, the
"unklssed Gladstone," according to his
father, are now In the chicken business
on the Michigan estate, Ben MacDhtH.
near Muskegon. Gladstone, incident
ally, is practicing law and recently has
shattered the belief his father fostered,
that he was "unklssed," for evidently
Prophet Elijah III did not know all that
happened to his son. Gladstone is re
ported to have declared: "Of course I
have been kissed; first when I was rea
sonably young, at school, and since then
It has happened at reasonable intervals
off and on, and I hope His ges
tures Indicated his hope for other ten
der impresses in the days to come. He
declares that he "come near being en-
faged once" in Zion City; that he may
e again.
Every railway and lake transportation
line entering Chicago is scraniblln
a share of the big shipments
for
e
ling fo
of th
grain that changed hands May 1. when
the May deliveries were made and paid
for under board of trade rules, and
which now will go forward to Its ulti
mate destination. The focus of this
rivalry for traffic is the board of trade,
for the grain and provisions bought and
sold there run Into tonnage figures
which are enormous. The cured meats
in 1907 totaled 763,259.255 pounds, and
irraln and flour 7e.950,T2 pounds. The
iigures incidentally throw new ligh
upon me great iceitimate business
Huch exchanges, which has been con
rusea witn tne gambling done in thei
counterfeits, the "buckctshoDs" whlcl
have been persistently fought by ttvem
iur years. j.n oraer 10 maintain a con
tinuous market for livestock, the pack
lng; companies sell in the provision plti
for future delivery those meat prod'
ucis wnicn must De cured, and on
which they need to borrow, as other
wise for lack of capital, the record of
7.201,061 nogs arid S. 305. 314 cattle mar
keted for cash in Chicago In 1907 Would
not have been possible. About 4.000,000
Dushels or grain soon will leave Chi
cago elevators, ot which the lake boat
have got about 2.000,000 bushel. Th
elevators here, with capacity of 63.000
00O bushels, will be practically emptied
before the crops of this year are avail
able, in fact, before part of the new
crop nns been planted.
Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis se
verelv scored nhilanthroDists who do
nate ' libraries and people who lecture
LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST
A IS00 library
. . - 7 1 uiuiumij ire. A n eierani Jiorar or zoo
-i.a.?a"5J!T.Id. k cases will be given to the lodse. school.
Vote. Win k i-Ti Yi ."i.u cuunn me largest, n
low7 iVn " r.,r.lora:.OT" subscriptions to The
i ii " !ou Toies. six montns, 15.7s, ' oo
iverv merJhin; mUZa JStes; .?. . n01"". cents, 40 v V
At tL e lu d bflow will give with each lfr-cent purchase
Atth close of th contest the lodre. school entire ..liih nr
amber of votes.
Journal as fol
votes; three
votes, , and
one vote.
lna- th. l.P2f P0""" n lodge, school, church, club or society reeolv
JSJen cSfSnt ?iiS.of KVot" wl" w"dd the" library complete, wit!
??' V.uJZent accounts when promptly paid are entitled to votes. Th llhrr.
a"nd Trhl ,0.?,.i2..ln,"l -1 ?'.The Journal office, corner Fff in
141 Third striiiT vt,i- r-r'S" OCJ" a"olsmn J?elrX. More.
dru store. S7S h,,..-u.i..'r "L"5. "?' A" V",le ."atts-Mattnieu
with fh. foiinWt?. rTii w?ra all votes should be deposited. Trade
witn in following merchant and get busy with th votes: "
W. X. VUKIU ft CO dry goods,
ciotninc and shoe. 110 to SSI Bast Mor
rison streeu
t HOIJtMAJr, Joweler. 14 Third
ireei. Alain siss.
.My,8TaA- photographer,
iinru (!-. t-acirio iviu.
UBMBLT TKAJrBPB Si 8TOE-
f vv., oiric ana warehous 111-111
North Sixth street. Main 1686. A-16S5.
TXX B. K. BSAXVAXO CO., eportlng
) in unna avaaut, jui (is.
USEBTT COAI. Sf-ZCB CO- office
$11 Pine-tret Horn A-S1I4, Mala
199.
VUtCAK COAX CO., offl- tit Burn-
tae street. Main 2771, A-I77S.
MUBCa , OBTSJL merchant tajlor.
io auira street., tactile uu. , .
OBEaov xraWB CO cigars and new.
ill ant,n aireei, ,- :
W. It. IlilTr, plumbing and gas fit
mg. bvi wiiiiam avenue, ist iila.
. A. WILSOWS WBOTH. oirr
JJXUU BXUJBU, ma Grand av a. $668.
A. II. WllLETT, grocer 128 Qranq
TBB MODEI. SASISI EKOP, fint
nop m in city, si oism street. .
KASOZnO TEMJTLB OBOCEBT, S80
Tamhlll. corner Park. Mala 6521,
CBIOAOO SCABB3ST, meats. 1ST Third
street, jaain 4 in.
KOBBZS9V ZTZOiCTBZCAX. CO, 21
East Morrison street. East SISS, B-KSS.
WATTS-tSATTXZSV CO, druggist,
28 Ilusaell street. East 662.
SB. B. B, WB1GHT, dentist. $42
Washington, corner 6venth.- Main Silt.
AUCB BXZrSB, fin mUllnery, AM
Washington street.
B BANKS PA'xTTB, wood dealers,'
?ard at Eighth and Alain streets. iCast
IS- , . ;.
BUTTEB-ITTJT ' BBBAB CO, corner
Second and Columbia streets; .retail 146
Third street . , , , ; . .(..
SCOOBB BBOB, cast side news deal
wrs and confectlonerjrl.WjUiams avenue
and.Kussell street. East 4702.
B, A. MoAUAMS, bicycles and 'sport
ing goods, William avenu and Knott
street ' East 1-S482. -, -.--.
- WrLLIAJCT ATS. trKTSBSXAA STAO
yOBT, umbrella and leather goods, (44
WUiw av. C-1004. - ,.,,,'
. IHOBlLtllQ 1 ISO.
u-liss. East 412
-oTT"0 ST A NT 03, piumblng and
'"", s rmt street.
CESTTHAX. HASXBT
ISO Grand svenu. . ru'
. A- DO A 1TB. wallpapeivpainter anu
..iMv.aiui, iv union av. iast 1086.
sin-0238.-31! .BBTi mat" and fish.
40 First st Main 17.
m????1??.90" wox dehors.
uu m sis. Botn phones.
wuhmbbi OBOCBBT, 271 Rus-
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nlZXZL.Zr .f-?.3-"!. Arocsrles, 492
,iu.,iiia Aiain aif7. A-2147.
barber. S4S Williams
paints. 40S MorTisonr Main 187S
?-B5T11-' 'lorlsflSB Fifth St.
opp. Meier A Frank. Main 721 1
m82iilr. 5?"-DP:nr0 CUB AHZSrO
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slsUnt Main 1874. Ill Ith'st .
BOBTHWBBT RTISr CO ant..
goods. 118 2d st Mala 2006.
OOLEMiH KABDWABB DO. heH.
ware, mechanics' tools and cutlery. 10
Sd st Main 61S7.
aVXBXA CABBIAOH Whwwa vr..
and repairers of carriages and wagons.
813, Burnside. Pacific 204t.
wOOSLAWS LAnwBBT rn c .
P,r "15. F4nishe1 Work- Woodlawn
1238. 427 Dekum av.
JOSH BCBturmza n...u.
dyeing; quick work. SV4 6th St.
OOI.U1SBIA riSK D(U.m.v
poultry, butter. . skits. tr.. Mii i-
A-6064, Third and Ankenv sta
P. K. BCBBBZSZ 1 COJ rna'sf. TO1.
lawn 8; C-lSss Union. v. north.
FOBTJVABH TTST s iviran nn
tents and awnings, window awnings and
porch ctirtslns a specialty. 1 N. Front
, S4L B, UB Real - estate and Invest
menta. Room ill Corbett bids. Mal
860. - - , ,1 , .
on the child problem or engage in social
settlement work "merely for the pur
pose of securing notoriety." In his
address here he said: "There are today
fhilanthropists so called who believe
hat 4 giving the people libraries that
they might study out present day
philosophy, they are accomplishing great
food," said Archblshoo Glennon. And
here are others who spend their time
in social settlement work or lecturing
or giving away their libraries and es
tablishing their social settlements, but
I want you to understand that phllan
throphy divorced from Christ is not
charity. The philosophy taught In your
schools and universities today Is Just
as brutal as It is repugrnant. This phil
osophy of evolution, emanating from the
brain of Darwin and Spencer, makes for
brutality and retards progress. What
Is the use of struggling if there Is noth
ing to be attained? Where Is there an
appearance of charity In this system?
The strong succeed and the weak per
Jsh. Now what do you think of your
university professors who urge this
theory upon an unsophisticated people?
And yet there are in this city 3.000
people known to you whose hands and
hearts and lives are consecrated to God
and to charity. These nuns move along
as a great, silent force, and where in
their fives do you find the law of evo
lution a struggle for pelf? If that
theory bo the law of life, then these
women are the world's saddest failures.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd are
particularly worthy of mention, for
their lives are devoted to the uplifting
of the woman who has fallen into sin."
Archbishop Glennon sees dread times
ahead for our country, when the true
merits of so called phllanthrophy will
be tried in the balance of necessity He
asserted: "It Is a recognized fact that
we fast are reaching a social crisis,
with our millionaire on one hand and
the pauper on the other. When -that
day comes the philanthropist, sitting In
his upholstered chair, witf'not tar
the occasion. lie will be told that It is
not a lecture that is wanted, but that
it Is bread."
utilities 1s evidenced by th selection
of Chicago as the headquarters of the
Independent telephone Interests and the
chief manufacturing -center for both
BeU and independent apparatus. Twenty
years ago the east was dominant in all
line -of public servlc activity. The
phenomenal growth of' th -country
since . then has., reversed conditions.
What this growth has been in on
branch is Interestingly summarised by
a writer In one of th curent maga
slnes. "Th 'Bell report for 1407
shows that theraar now nearly -4,00.0,-000
- subscribers, or 'stations," In that
system," says th Saturday Evening
Post. ."The number of lqcal messages
averages 18.000.000 daily; the number
of 'long distance' messages nearly 600.
000 dally. Many more long-dlstanc
messages are sent by telephone than by
telegraph. Gross earnings of the vari
ous 'Bell' exchanges amounted to $120,
000,000 last year (comparing, for ex
am pie. with $33,000,000 gross earnings
of Western Union telegraph). The re
pert gives actual value of 'Bell' plants
and 'working capital as $689,000,000. - If
reports from the 'Independent' com
panies were available these figures
would be considerably enlarged; and
this Is nearly all a creation of th last
20 years."
, By the time for the Republican in
vention in June, the downtown street
car lines will be on dress parade, par
ticularly those in Wabash avenue, on
which the Coliseum is located. Presi
dent Mitten of the Chicago City Kali-
ways company, has declared that the
delegates snail see a sample of a per
fect street car line. Rusty rails and
antlauated cable slots are dlHsnnear.
lng daily under the saws and picks of
wraciini rangs; iracKs are Being re
moved, una iracs-iaying gangs are hard
at work all over the city. This vear
is expected to see the
of the "rehabilitating" completed.
Welding ears furnish moving exhibits
waicnea Djr curious crowds, in the pro
cess of uniting rails into a' continuous
bar of steel. Jt Is done In three min
utes, one-ear carries a sand blast.
which cleans th ends of the rails; the
next grips the steel while the elec
tricity, passed throagh the metal, gives
It a white heat. - The generators for
the current ar part of the public ex
hibit on the third car.
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See the Warships.
Tako steamer Tvurline, foot Taylor
street, 7 a, m., Tuesday, May 19. $3
round trip to both North and South
beaches! Tickets good returning
Wednesday night by boat or train.
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Although Chicago's altruistic support
of deep waterway projects won the
next autumn's convention of the Lakes-to-the-Gulf
Deep Waterway association,
the city has lost In 10 years 10,000,
000 tons of corrlmerce to Milwaukee,
Duluth, Cleveland and other lake ports
because of Its neglect of Its own har
bor. According to reports Just made
to commercial organizations here, the
water In the Chicago river and the
$53,000,000 drainage canal has become,
by filling in of sediment, much too
shallow for commerce. The reports
have startled business Interests here
and seem likely to arouse them to ef
fective action. According to figures
submitted to the real estate board, the
shallow water In the drainage canal
was due to neglect to dredge the chan
nel, and the chokel channel was the
cause of a hack flow to Iake Michigan
during freshets In February. The re
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feet from the dock line at two feet.
In the west fork of the old Chicago
river, there was shown to bo only 12
feet in several places. At other points
the depth Is 13 feet, with a maximum
of 24 feet. During the past 17 years,
except for turning basins, less than
$450,000 has been expended In Improv
ing the Chicago river, and $91,000 of
that amount was expended in the pur
chase of projecting: land. The rovern.
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the tonnage receipts of the two har
bors, Calumet and Chicago, baring Iron
ore, at 1.506.781 tons less In 1906 than
was received in 1889 in the old river
alone. ,
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MEN, If you ar suffering from any DISEASE or WEAKNESS, w want vou to lM. vn
VS. . W want you to feel that vou can conw to us with thV troubles you Llo Tor Closes
you would even hesitate to tell him. rw relation, win v.. doioVJJj ii iSSJUXKiV
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mak moSit 8 Md " woM out faU.ljop. You need health and strength flmhat'i moAeV; Filpsto
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-COi!fJI'TAT7,ONuA.NI ADVICE FREE. W offer no cheap 'Tiair to nca' you to our Of fie. Don't run
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treatments cannot andnever will yre you,
nor will these maladies cure themselves.
When I offer you a cure and am willing to
risk my professional reputation in curing
you, and have such FAITH AND CONFI
DENCE in my continued success in treat
ing these diseases that I WILL, NOT DE
MAND A DOLLAR UNLESS YOU ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED and satisfied
with a lasting cure, what fairer business
proposition can be offered to the sick anH
afflicted? This should convince the skeptical,as I mean what I say H
ana ao exactly as l advertise, l am sure ot SArK AND POSITIVE i
-urm in tne snortest possible time without injurious after-effects.
My charges will be as low as possible for conscientious, skillful and
successful services, and MY guarantee is simple and true. NOT A
DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNTIL CURED
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No man could make you a fairer or mor straightforward proposition than
that.. I make this offer because I KNOW that my methods will cur any
case that I accept for treatment. Under no circumstances do I ever at
tempt to treat incurable oases. If I attempt to treat your case, therefore,
depend upon It that I will cur you.
If afflicted you can depend uoon It that the service I offer you Is th
service you need, and Is service such as can be rendered by no other- py
oiuioii. jju yuu ro ono 01 ine targe numoer or men wno mink tneir
case Is Incurable.. Perhaps your own doctor has told you you could not
be cured; but remember that Is only because he did not understand your
disorder and could not cure you. It did not mean that you could not get
help from expert or experienced specialists.
I Cure to Stay Cured
By a method that Involves no painful processes. No other physician em
ploys a like method, and so thorough Is my work that there need not b
the slightest fear of a relapse into th old conditions. It Is not a question
of whether you can bo cured, but whether you will b cured. Don't wait
until it Is too late. My method Is perfect and quick. Tha cure Is abso
lutely certain. I especially solicit those casea where many so-called treat
ments have failed or where money has been wasted on electric belts aad
other appliances.
I Cur "Weakness"
"Weakness' In all its phases and-In practically every case that com
to me for treatment s merely a symptom resulting from a state of
chronic Inflammation In th prostata gfand. The inflammation may be
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on by early dissipation, etc.
general health of the patient la perfect there belnr nn ink f tthr
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Physical or nervous enerirv. No stimulants i? - j. j .
B. employed would only result In temporary excitement of the functions and
positive Injury to the tender and already disordered prostate. My triaU
a I"8"4 local one entirely. It remove all inflammation, swelling and
Q tenderness from th prostate gland, establish Mrmal olrcuTaUoo
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I Cure All the Diseases of Men
Such as lost vigor, specific blood poison, omnia mVkm. .,io..t-'
stricture, hydrocele, piles and reflex ailments. Thm inRitH.. tmi ii '
varicocele, hydrocele, blood nolann .i- Jl.no"8 "?.",nfr0,, M -
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Invited to visit me and i.hi. "J2L ?n can cure, ar
guaranteed result In airrabl. case
other cases. If for any reason IUaWluVj!
Free Consultation and blajjiipsis
I offer not only FREE consultation and advice? but of ever ease that
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