THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE '28, .1908.
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Some Say It's Johnny; Some
... Say Not; Some Say There's
a Lease That Isn't a Lease
'-. Eow Can That Be, Question-
Some . Others.
Could a Man Make Another
Saloon "Pay in That Sec
tion of Town?" "Can't
Answer; Leave It to the
-"Public" '
. A'wla nu one said:
e "Who la the man who stirred
. up the trouble T la he a vraXtsr,
la ha an Innocent T If ba la
a. an Innocent ha ought to ba In a
4 batter cause. If ha ia a grafter
4 ha ouyht to ba In, Jail.
ACADEMY STUDENTS
HIGHLY COMPLIMENTED
4)
Raa tha board of governor of the
Portland Commercial club bean buncoed
Into eanoeUlne; tba lease bald by F. 3D A.
Bouthilller on. the room leased by him
for a saloon T This la tha atoiy which
la now floating- about among commercial
dab members. It la aaid that In order
to do thla tba name of John Conrad wai
Injected into tba controversy, eome good
preaa agent atunta were turned looae
and tha effect was aa desired,
Aroused by tne name of John Conrad
and the Pullman cafe, tba board of gov
ernors haa met and employed an attor
ney to break tha lease. Owing to the
many safeguards thrown .about tha tn
atrument whan It waa drawn it will be
easy to cancel, different membera of
tha board aey, and the action will ba
taken at tba next meeting of tha board.
Why tba Biatnxbanoa,
' Tba story told about how tba commov
tlon concerning the proposed saloon In
tha building waa atlrred ia an Interoat
ing one and haa gained a good (leal of
credence in commercial club circles dur
ing the paat day or so. A year ago.
during last July or August, the small
room was leased to F. X. A. Bouthilller
to ba used aa a saloon. At' the time
Hothchild - Brothers stood sponsor for
the applicant for the lease, signing a
bond to make good the rental in tha
vent that the lessee could not meet the
payments. ; 'a". ,, .""
The lease was for a term of five years
' and was at the rate of tl75 a month.
This rental waa a topnotch fisure for
a saloon, and la one that could not ba
afforded by any other class of business
jvhtett.;mKWL.avput In the space.
t - .' The lessee may have found that ha
? would have a bard time to meet the ex
Vpenaea of tha place, and his bondsmen
may have consequently come to the
I conclusion that they bad a white ele
l phant on their hands. It "was supposed
that the club would be adverse to giv
ing up the contract, because of the high
rental stipulated In the lease and for
that reason it was decided to bring
; John Conrad into play. Some innocent
newspapers may have been "roped In"
to auDDort the clay.
According to the game, the license
of the Pullman cafe waa transferred to
the Commercial Club building in the
name of C. P. O'Meara, known to be
, simply a blind for Conrad in his oper
ation oi me uaer street piace.
Transfer Causes Trouble.
The fact of the transfer waa then
stirred up systematically and had Its
expected effect of rousing the board of
governors to action. This action waa
taken at a meeting held- On Thursday,
when (X A. Boil was selected to break
: the lease. The game appeared to work
, veil, if game It waa 8! nee then no
further action haa been taken, no meet-
jng of tha' board of governors having
. been held, but it is stated- by different
members of the board that there will
be no saloon allowed in the butldlnsr.
It ia expected that the next meeting of
Tne ooard wtu oe neia early tnia weeic,
when definite action will be taken.
Xt la not believed by different mam---bar
of - tha Commercial dub that
OlCasra aver could have operated . a
alooa la tha building, aa there waa m
pTO-visioa In tha leas given W Bout
fclUler tot uhlettiag tha place.
The lldensa being in ' the name of
O'Meara and not transferable, - could
rot bave been used by the lessee, no
i that In reality there does not seem' to
have been much danger of Conrad hav
ing aecured a foothold in the Commer
cial Club building. . - '
It would appear, therefore, that 'the
board of governor had been bunkoed
: Into deciding to cancel tha lease in Una
with the desire of the lessee and Ji la
bond em an by the use of John Conrad's
. giama and "unsavory reputation" aa - a
?ort of red flag to wave in the faoa of
ha authorities of the organisation. -
FATHER, MOTHER AND
SON IN SAME PRISON
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Miss Ethel Cralb who appeared as "Miriam" la a play by that name,
i given by St. Francis students.
The entertainment given by St., Fran
cis academy students Wednesday June
l. has been tha subject of many com
plimentary remark a Mlaa Charlotte
Delaaey as one of the leading charac
ters did her part excellently. Miss
Ethel Craib was a beautiful "Miriam,"
and J. Urquhart acted the Indignant
professional, so, too. Miss Agnes Helt
kemper. The Roman ladles. Misses M
McNamee. Hagan and their attendants
encnea mucn applause. J.it ue xiaa s
part waa full of pathoa and certainly
reflects much praise on little Miss Alice
Drennen, who acted it so . well. The
Roman dance waa. a pleasing feature,
displaying much grace and taste. The
staging was splendid, costumes artistic
Pharisee in a dramatic manner. Miss I and the whole program, in fact, waa one
Nellie Daly's acting was worthy of a deserving of high praise.
LIVESTOCK SHOW WILL
BE GREATEST SUCCESS
BelinsgroTO Family Holds Reunion
. . Within Walla of County'
Selinagrova, Pa,. Juno 17. With the
admission to tha Northumberland coun
ty Jail of Mrs. John " Ma rear ape. of
Mount Carm el, charged with keeping a
disorderly house, there waa a reunion
of the Marcavaga family within.
John Marcavaga Jr., the woman's son,
charged with stealing brass from the
Reading railroad, - arrived first at tha
JalL Then his father waa lodged there
on a charge of receiving stolen goods.
While tha state board of agriculture
cannot interest ltaelf officially in the
Pacific National meet to be held here,
the Individual membera are exerting
their best efforts in behalf of the great
exposition. Secretary F. A, Welch of
the board haa been here for two or three
days and he has been in constant con
sultation with the management of the
Country Club and Livestock association
In regard to the plana of holding the
first annual ahow here. He haa assured
the local aasociatlon that everything
that can ba done by the state board of
agriculture and the Oregon state f air
association will be done to make the
meet here one of the most auccessful
ever held on the Pacific slope.
The ludcea. all eastern men. who have
been selected to pass on the entries at
the state fair, will Drobably be engaged
in a similar capacity for the Pacific Na
tional ahow.
The management Is now working ev
ery day arranging the list of entries
with their proper classification -for the
grand divisions which will form the
chief attractions of the week aside from
the harness horse races. Entries have
already been made from California,
Washington, British Columbia, Alberta,
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming. Colorado. Ne
vada, Utah, Illinois. Minnesota, Ne
braska, Missouri, Indiana and New
York, some of the leading Importers of
livestock in the country having already
arranged to appear on the north weatern
circuit this fall.
Classification of entries In the leading
divisions horses, . cattle, -sheep, swine
and goatsis already well under way,
and announcement of the principal en
tries and exhibitors will be made .within
the next 10 daya, together with the
cash prises and the cup trophies to be
awarded to - the winners. Handsome
prizes for "specials" and "sweepstake"
classes will be hung up and- at "the
present time about 60 per cent .of the
state fair antriea have been listed for
Portland, guaranteeing absolutely a
splendid exposition whether outside ex
hibitors come here or not,'
Anions: the prominent exhibits which
will be made will be the herd of dairy
cattle brought here a few weeks ago
from California by State - Dairy and
Food Commissioner J. W. Bailey. Mr.
Bailey is in correspondence with "about
a dosen fancy livestock breeders in Cali
fornia and said yesterday that moat of
them would be here with classy groups
and herds.
With the Increased force at workmen
now engaged In completing the grading
of the one-mile oval for the harness
races, and with another large crew at
work on the sifrfaclng of the track, the
two gangs busily engaged in putting up
the racing stAblea and exposition barns,
the Country club site will be completed
within the next six weeks, so as to
enable the prospective exhibitors and
racing competitors ' to hold trials and
test events several weeks before the
exposition.
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ASSAULT
H. W. Reynolds Arrested and
Fined for Striking-Journal
Correspondent for "Us
ing His Name" in Connec
tion with Vancouver Case.
A man named H. W, Reynolds, who Wed
nesday afternoon - assaulted C. C 'Gib
son, correspondent for The Journal at
Vancouver, Wash., was . arrested and
yesterday found guilty of assault and
fined $15 and costs by Justice of tha
Peace R. C Sugg, of Vancouver. - '
Owing to tha clroumatances of tha
cose some publicity will ba of general
Interest. Tba man Reynolds was called
up over tha telephone by Gibson and
asked - for . Information, concerning
charges that Reynolds had made agalnat
a coworker, Edgar I Merrett, to the
police. Reynolds denied all knowledge
of tha matter. In his account sent The
Journal In which he stated the real
nature of the charges of passing bad
checks made against Merrett, Gibson
stated that Reynolds denied that there
was anything to the charges,
The ' same afternoon J&eynolds, ap
parently afraid to corns alone, sooom
(anted, 1?? a friend vlsltod Gibson, de
manded an explanation and without
waiting for one, struck tha smaller anas
several times in tha faoa and head. ,
At the hearing yesterday It was ad
mitted that Gibson's assailant had no
excuse, for tha assault. r He aimply ob
jected "to the use' of his name." Ha
waa quickly found guilty and fined.
In any case wherein a representative
of The Journal is attacked It Is the in
tention of this paper to investigate tha
matter thoroughly and If the representa
tive ia right wherever auch assault is
made, to see that the aggressor la held
to answer In the courts.
NO TBACE YET OP
J. D. ARCHIBALD
(tTnlted Press Leased Wire.)
Fresno, Cel., June 27. Telephonlo
communication with tha Toaemita val
ley this afternoon was to tha effect that
no -trace of J. t). Archibald, tha Dart
mouth university student, haa been
found. - All the troops in the Yoseralte
valley reservation started on the search
todav but so far no clue as to what
fate is responsible for Archibald's dla
r.ppearance has been found.
Archibald left the trail a week ago
to go on a botanizing expedition and
it is thought he haa lost his life by
falling from soma cliff.
OTTB BFXCXAX.
Sunday Dinner
Paprika Chicken
Apple Strudel
r50c
erred from la e
a n. m. is a
awrvedly popular .
, aUUftOXLaSTS' XVACK
(WITH BSCS) DAH.T, BOo.
Hungarian Goulash Tomorrow
THE LITTLE HUNGARY
-X Bestanrant for Splonres."
COS. TTH AJTD AOTCEJTT
Hotel Boot! Bldg.
" Espeo Builds Now Depot.
, (Special Dispatch to Tba Journal. 1
Lebanon, Or., June 17. The Southern
Pacific company has a large force of
carpenters at Lebanon preparing the
ground and cutting out tha lumber for a
new depot The present depot wOl be
moved across the railroad. Tha new
depot la to be muoh larger than the
present one and modern: Tha city coun
cil, has ordered a new oement sidewalk
laid to It from Main street.: The new
building is expected to be completed
by the first of August It la planned to
have the Portland Commercial club at
tend the celebration when tha structure
is completed. -. :-
Will Bond School Dish i, (.
. (Special lirMvh c Tt Jirn.t.( '
Payton, Or., June 2T. Voters, in '
school district will be "callM on J
lS-to voto on bonding for, lO.tHtu, t
purpose being to enlnrge the r -
School buildln. The nent lucres i
School attendance ia without paraiioi 1
the district's history.
in i i J!U, J!;jJiLSS':: .; 1
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We Are Not Jiist Wakin
g-Up
MESS LETTER
LATER THAN EIRE
Arkansan Says He Heard
; From Murderess-t-Lam-pliere
to Be Tried.
(Bearst News by Longest leased Wirt.)
.La - Porte, Ind., June 27 Attorneya
for Ray Lamphare, accused of the mur
der of Mrs. Bella Ounnesa, iaay they will
be. In readiness for a trial early in
September. ,.,.'
1 Attorney Wordea ia. In correspond enoe
with .a Garfield,; Ark, eitiaen who de
clare a he received a letter from Mrs.
Ouaheas on May 6, five days after tha
Ounnesa flfa -1 The latter will ba pro
duced to ahow tha woman Is still alive
and lta receiver will testify aa tha star
witness for the defense. t. i
Stated Attorney R. N. Smith refuses
to give- any Information concerning the
state's-case. : -. t :t
GRAFTER SCHMITZ'S :p.
PAL LOSES JOB
Thev occuDled the same cell.
The son was sentenced to a long terra.
Stomach Troubles - -
dlsappcaf after a change
. from coffee to .
P0STU1
'There's a Reason
Read. "Tha Road to WeUvnie,"
tn paga. .. ... ' . ' , v .
(Voited Press Leased Wire.)
Ban Francisco, June 17. W.
J. MeGreevy, a guard at tha
county Jail, has lost his position
as the result of tha expose of
tha "Jail bird banquet" at a lo
cal ' Italian. '' restaurant last ,
Wednesday night, at which for
mat Mayor Eugene 23. Bchmlta,
80 times Indicted tor grafting,
- was tha guest of honor; George v
D. Collins, - bigamist, waa tha J
toastmaster and Attello Carta,
forger, was guest extraordi
nary - , ' '
MeGreevy took Carta to the
dinner and It waa announced to
day by Sheriff Polan - that tha
guard has lost his position aa
the result of hla action.
MeGreevy aaya tha - dinner
party was a "coincidence,' al
though he admits that Schmlts
had "sent ,"but cards" on the day
before. Ha claim that he had
taken Carta to aeto his attorney;
and aa It waa dinner time be
took him to dinner. . . ' :
T4FT ID BRIAN
Oil SAME STB
(Hurrt News hv Loncest Leased Wire.)
Lincoln. Neb.. June 27. William H.
Taft and William J. Bryan will come
together here on September 6, when both
will deliver addresses at the Nebraska
State fair. Secretary Meller of the
board of agriculture wired today that
Taft had promised Governor Sheldon to
speak, and that Bryan would be Invited
to deliver an address upon the same day.
- The - anthracite coal
reduction
tha united, Statea Is confined to P
eylvanla, Colorado,
Mew Mexico.
Rhode
of
enn-
Ialand and
Straight front Corsets Fat
and Heat
jf .
The first two stretch wretched" min
utes Into houra of misery for the mod
ish fat woman these days. Her daily
program ia slow strangulation from I
p. m. to bedtime.
But thia (to others) comical anguish
of tha well dressed fat woman in hot
weather may be avoided. Let her re
duce ten or fifteen pounds and aha can
wear her stylish garb with comfort at
90 In the shade.
All ehe needs to do is ask her drug
gist for H ounce Marmola, Vt ounce
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and
3H ounces Sirup Simplex, take a tea
spoonful after meals and at bedtime,
and in a little while aha should be los
ing from one half to a Dound of fat a
day. At that rate she can soon get
down into tne comfort belt and do it
without exertion, disturbance of her
habits, or Injury of any sort. For,
understand, this Is a harmless home
mixture tht doesn't cause wrinkles,
cost much, or require any assistance
from exercising or starvation methods,
to help it get results. .
THE U.S. GOVERNMENT
EQUIVALENTS
Show that to equal the amount
of heat produced by burning one
cord of OAK .WOOD it reqires
2137 Pounds of Kemmerer Coal
2267 pounds of Rock Springs Coal -2272
pounds of Castle Gate Coal
2407 pounds of Pleasant Valley Coal
3167 pounds of Weber. Coal
2249 pounds of Cumberland Coal
2404 pounds of Clear Creek Coal
The above Government
tests show that
ONE TON
2000 pounds, 'ol "
MMMERER
WYOMINQ
COAL
y IS EQUAL TO:
2122 pounds of Rock . Springs
2126 pounds of Castte Gate
2252 pounds of Pleasant Valley
2965 pounds of Weber r
2249 pounds of Clear Creek
2105 pounds of Cumberland
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t
urn ;.-
xM?m
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to the fact that there is an enormous
demand for brown suits: weeks ago our
Mr. Steinbach anticipated such a con
dition: result, Ave are today, at the
present moment showing a greater
variety of shades and styles in brown
than any store in town. Special ex
press deliveries of browns received in
the past few (lays.
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Prices Range From
to
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NERVOUS PEOPLE
And those afflicted with heart weakness can' now
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BRIDGE WORK $5.O0
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Our success is due to uniform high-grade work at
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TEETH WITHOUT
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Teeth axtracted free whn -other work la ordered.
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The summer season will brin many demands for traveling
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