The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 06, 1908, Image 22

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Newspaper Page TextA THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINO. SEPTEMBER 8. 1006 .6 MURDERESS? tah, Nrh.. Pert. 8- Thai Dr. rrau ' K. Rustlo came to his death at the hand of mroman In the latest theory ef the detective. With Lwn Fullen. the woman with him that night, eliml I rated by an alibi. tha police are at work to And the other woman who might te connected with the -asv ,nr The wheronbotits ot Knstln during me three hour from mulninht to 8 "fn lithe morning baa not been aso-r alned. Rumors that Kustin spent that time 'with another woman have not as yu :Teen tfub-'antlated. That he had other women frlenila la not questioned. . Mlaa IMneen. a domestic employed In . Rustln's family, says he loft Mrs. Kua tin alone" with her dying husbam sey , eraJ minutes and went t '"! a ' mother, a lew blocks away. Mrs. Run tin told the girl she could nni r.l Jtustin's home by telephone. When the Jlrl returned tho nrat doctor waa on the The pineen woman aald. . ... jiT . wn , hni The first . am whan Mrs Know or inn buuuiiiik " " ' C" ' Jiustln called me, saying Dr. Rustln had been Shot. I flressea; rapimj "; .CI 7ir Mrs. wi.tin uid aha found him on the PN5he told me to call "mother ' mean few blocks, and when I returned the doctor wan oeaa. ... tM i The funeral of Rustln wu held this " ftKrnnnn. An Episcopal minister preached a sermon In eulogy of Ruatln life, saying a man should not be blam?2 - for one bid act In his life, but ahould be Judged by nis wnoie me. jura, ivupi m m . . ..... . , funeral with the lltUe girls and her jnotoer-in-iaw, cm j aiu w ..w On peculiar featura of the rase Is tnat neitner me ponce, cpumy miwimr, : nor friends of the family have suggested - Hv.rd thfl murderer. thnnrh the suicide theory has been abandoned for two days. Detectives on the -case say there Is no question of its being- murder, but will not talk until the Inquest, next uuesoay moruina. . : j . IWIEELESS MESSAGES BI6 BENEFIT FOR CSIffEIIIEIIIIOrJE The Florence Crlttenten home. East Twenty-third and GUsaa strata, has a building erected and hi vie. for Its quarters, but the building Is not paid for. The horn and those back of It are therefore taking measures to raise tiie necessary lunaa to put ne insmu tlon out of debt. With this and In view an entertainment will be given next Tuesday evening, September It, at Die Women of Woodcraft hall. Tenth and Taylor streeta, at which (he famous ex-mlnstrel. Billy Arlington, will be one of the chief entertainers. .... Thosa con nected with the Institution expect to realise about 12,000 from the entertain ment. . There are 71 Florence criuanien I MAY FLY FAR NORTH ' Catted Press Leased Wire.) Wnnhlnrton. 8ett 6. Link by link a. wonderful chain of wireless stations Is being forged in Alaska by the United states signal service. News received today says Fort Gibbon clearly caught a. message from Falrbank 140 miles away. . Circle City, 16 miles further n. is now being tried. These operations mark the early culmination- of what army afflcers de ' clare to be one of the most difficult en rlneering and wireless feats ever at tempted. . When completed the wireless fetatlons, tn ' conjunction with the Alaskan cables, will permit easy com munications from Tatoosh, near Seattle, .Wash., to Safety, near Nome, a dis tance) of 2,600 miles. , , HAINES' SHIPPERS . t- ENTER COMPLAINT i' (Sllem Bureau of The Journal.) Salem, Or., Sept. 6. Farmers and etockraen of Haines,1 on the O. R. & W.. have filed a formal complaint with the railroad commission asking that trie etocK yards ai mat point do en larged and improved.. The attention of the railroad company waa called to the request of the iiaines stockmen dur 1 Ing the summer,, but the railroad re- . xusea to- improve tno stock racmties at Moines because tne trariic rrom tnat point did not merit it. A hearing will bo held by the commission at which time It will be determined whether the 'stockyards at Haines are sufficient for the demands of the shipping from that point. C Gee Wo homes In the UnlUd States, an founded by the father of Kloreno Crlitenteit aa a mainorui to -rue aaaa augitr. a the ortlaad Inalltution there are at the preaent lima it gin and bable. It Is atated that the work of the home has resulted in reforming many girls who had gone aatray. Mrs. Cleveland Rockwell Is nreahlrnt of the heme. The proiram for the entertainment next Tunailay night follows: , Prayer ef Uoaes. piano, tranaorlptlon from rI.lit" (jAlUinent). Mlu Marie LAllemeat: vattinata, baas eolo (Toall), booi nnt serenaae, vioiiq auet (Bcliu bert), Mlas beatrloe Iiah, Holland J. fiarr: the original, unique said humor oui vnonolocue. M Inn I rl liMmlnli. renrea." interpreted bv tha rr.n.1 vlnlnr of Momtls, Itllly Arlington; Mr. Arllng. ion a premier prrniwon or nia I'ro tean chara.-terlaatlona. entitled "Tha Railroad Meeting"! "The Tear, Ro- mauce," cornet solo (Kuohen), Louis Krouhnke; "Tel! Her I Lx)ve Her Ho," bass solo (t Faye, fjrott Ka; "1'e tlta Bymphnnle," violin duet (N. Mdret), Misa ueatrioe umn, x.loyd Kiches: Dur leauue lecture. "Female Suffraae'1 (Im personating Busan li, Anthonv), "Billy" Arlington; M" Kin nira, ' isew i nemo (Lallement). "I Norma" (Levbach). Kilns Iallement; "Beam From Yonder The Well-Xaowa BelUble CHINESE Boot ana Herb . I REMEDIES . Haa made a life study of roots and herbs and In that study discovered and Is giving to the world his wonderful wo Merouxy, Poisons or Drnrs TTsed Be cures witnoui uperation ox Without the Aid of a Knife. Guarantees to cure Catarrh, Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism, Nervous ness. Nervous Debility, Stomach, Liver, Klndey Troubles; also Lost Manhood, Female Weakness and all Private Dis eases. A SURE;XANCER CURE Xnat Received from Pekla, China Safe, Sure and Bailable. IF TOU ARE AFFLICTED DON'T DE LAY DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. If you cannot call, write for symptom blank and circular. Inclose 4 cents in stamps. ' CONSULTATION FREE The O. Ghee Wo Chinese Medicine Oo, 162 4 First st. Cor. Morrison, Portland, Oregon. Please Mention This Paper. V0 Auction Sales BY the Portland Auction Co (INCJ : 211 First Street Tuesday and Thursday 10 A. M.f Friday 2 P. M. . The old saving is: "There's nothlna . newTinder the sun."- This does not ap ply to me -oriiano Auction company. THERE IS SOMETHING NEW EVERY "WEEK. For this week we have a lot of ' new goods, such a roll-top desks, sec- . tlonai Dooxcase, 4-piece parlor set, up- bolstered in brocaded velour; fine rock rers. center stands, dining-room sets. irondolier Davenport. ALL KINDS of 1RESSKRS. hall racks and one thou sand other pieces. Come TUESDAY at JO a. m., THURSDAY at 10 a, m.. FRI- jja x at z p. m. ana any other cay at any old time between 7:30 a. m. and 8 p. to. and get anything you want for the bouse at prices that u astound you. PORTLAND AUCTION CO.. ' Main 6666211 First St. A-4121. Auction Sale Of Household Goods by FORD AUCTION CO. ' 169 E. Morrison St TUESDAY 10 A. M. ,5" (We buy. cell and trade furniture. - Phone East 98. B-2J11. Last Sundav we advertised sale of line furnishings for Mohday at private house, when wa found It was LABOR ri v m... . a . i j . . .i BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE for great er convenience or sale by public auc tion .. On Tuesday Next Commencing at 10 o'clock sharp. Com- nsmg nana-painted Havuana cnina, 'illy chocolate set. silverware, elegant carving set, large quantity of aflver knives, forks and snoona. Ormulo clock. brlc-a-bras, brass candlestick, handsome parlor pieces In real mahogany and silk damask, 8 pairs net curtains, portieres, handsome Turkish design rugs, genuine Navajo rug, Brussels . and velvet car- ?ets, oil paintings and pastel plo ures in gilt frames, library table (very unique), quarter oak dining-room suite, including carver's chair, buffet (with leaded glass doors), oak and ma hogany rockers, elegant combination J bookcase. Majolica pedestal and lardl- nier, couches, sanitary couch bed, par lor table, box couches, bookcase gilt chair, a auantitv of books. 2 foldlna- beds, iron beds, spring, hair and wool mattresses, pillows and bedding, hand some dressers in mahogany, maple and oak. chiffoniers, toilet sets, walnut hall tree, t culinary, utensils, heating stoves and miscellaneous effects. THE ABOVE FURNISHINGS WILL MERIT THE ATTENTION OF PROS PECTIVE BUYERS. SALES AT 10 O'CLOCK TUESDAY A. M. Auction Sale Thursday Large consignment of household fur niture, carpets, stoves, etc. All goods for this auction must be received at BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE the day before sale, so as to be catalogued and placed on view according to the busi ness memoas or tne auctioneers or tnis establishment. Best results are real ized here, as we have a proper system In ronrf'ictintr all auctions, be it laj-ee or small. BAKER & SON, Auctioneers. Office and salesrooms 162 Park St Both phones. Auction Sales AT Wilson's Auction and Commission House Corner Second and Yamhill -At 10 a. m. Each Day Wednesday and Friday Comprising the usual fine assortment of parlor, library, dining-room, bedroom and kitchen furnishings. Elegant walnut bedroom suites with fine French plate mirrors, three high grade pianos, sweet tone organ, fine mission furniture, large mission hall clock and other up-to-date furnishings. Fine Asmlnster rugs, Brussels car pets, pictures, mirrors and rich home furnishings. The best grade ranges, stoves and ras stoves, dishes, utensils, etc. i NOTE Buyers can save money on home furnishings, . restaurant ranirea. coffee urns, dishes, office furniture. I caah registers, coffee mills, computing ana piatrorm scales, on tanas ana other iivrea. hy v uuy lurnuurc, uulKrupt tocks and other merchandise. Phone Main 1626. A-424S. J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. "In all the world no view like this cmciif MM COUNCIL CREST THE VIEW SURPASSES! ALL OTHER PLACES THIS OUTCLASSES; 'TIS FAIR BY DAY AND FAIR BY NIGHT, , A HOME SITE THERE JUST MEANS DELIGHT. Streets' will be graded and cement walks laid. Electric lights and telephone service. Bull Run Water Unexcelled car service. IMwVVVVMMwWwVwVwVwVNwrAAAAwwAArVArrrwAI "Buy Lot-The Ideal Spot" LOTS $500 AND UP 10 Per Cent Down, $10 Per Month Take a Portland Heights car to Council Crest today, pick out a lot, build yourself a home. Ojur agent on the tract all day. Jl IP n! Hi) ipB o 11 o lj) 1111 dll II li CdDiipaiy 12214 SIXTH STREET, CORNER WASHINGTON A-2537 PHONES Main 550 ESSE IB On Oregon Electric Line SO HI ionics from Jefferson Street Station !e City Pari Is jnst the place to put that house you hare in mind for yourself, your wife and children. More, if you don't want to at tend to its construction we will look after that for you. If you want a home to move into now, vt have that. We do a large real estate business in all lines. DARTM & THOMPSON The OPrRTyNITV of buying METZGER ACRE TRACTS at $200 an acre up will not always be available. Many a fortune has been lost by not buying land when it was so cheap that even the poor laboring man could have bought several acres. These choice tracts dre situated on the west side of the river, only thirty minutes' ride from the center of the city, with no river or bridges to contend with. 10 Down in i 3 Monthly METZGER ACRE TRACTS are all choice and will a'dvance in value rapidly. All kinds of fruits and vegetables can be grown in abundance and a man can become independently rich from an acre or two. It takes less time to reach Metzger than it does to many city additions where single 50xl00-foot lots sell for double what a whole acre at Metzger sells for. Herman Mefzger, Owner 22C-22S FRO IT ST. Phones 11.474 A-1J7 Eetzcer Branca OKiee-Phone 11 f 419 IMT fitar." baas solo (Bullard), Rrott Kant; "Houvanlr Iu I'aaae" cornet solo (Paaa.), Louis Krochnks; 1anJo sou. Tha Dear Old rtooctor" (With eaact Ini Itatloua of all kinds ot crowlnir rooa -. .fill 11 K.. . . 1- Villi . m" (Kanlnrt. "U.l.. nf M. tlonai Alra' iF. Furay). O. C. M. Chorus ' Dunphy'i Dlrorcfd. (Uattxl rrM UaMd Wr.l ' . San rranclseo, Sept. t.r-Afttr aulnff wii wiiicr vn viitvr.ns occasions 111 tha superior .court of this city, James Dunphy. ' tha millionaire, stock ranoh.r, and lira. JCdlth M. punphy war today, leg-ally separated by a decision of Juitga Thoirtaa Oraham rrantlns; a dtvorca to Mrs. Uunpliy and awarding1 hr alimony In tha amount of $00,000 arvl counnel ta of 70 Th. court's dooUlon today brlrira to an end a Ion . srles nf sen. atlonal suits In' which tha Duuphys liava pn pnruwumwos, . I TOWT YOU TO READ TfflS -pa. finoa, Tne X.aaaUf paolallsl My Feo for a Care Is $10 InAnyUncom plicated Cast Pay Me When Cured Even; If Others Have Failed to Cure You Do you fl tliat your manly trnrtb Is altpptnc a way? 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I reasoned that Its con constitutional effect were slmady the results of a tremendous waste of energy due to Inflammation of the nrostate laad: that this bain true, a loeai treat ment could alone affeot a cure. Thereupon I devised the treatment I employ today with such marked success. Indeed, I have never Known this treatment to fall to effeot a eoniDleta and normanant nun In a comparatively short time. Delay Is Dangerous Men whose Vitality la eachatnrted, those who have some private disease or weakness lurkln In their system, and who are prematurely old. while still youn In years broken down wrecks ot what they ought to be, and who want to be strong and to feel aa vigorous aa they did before they wasted their strength, to enjoy life again, to win back the vim, vigor and vitality lost, should consult with me before It la too lata. My Direct-Method Treatment Offers a Positive CURB for Every Ailing Man I Cure "Weakness" "Weakness Is not a nervous disorder, demanding a tonic system of treat ment, but Is merely a symptom of chronic inflammation or congestion in the prostate gland. This condition exists as a result of early dissipation or soma Improperly treated contracted disorder, and requires carefully directed local measures -only. By my Own original methods the prostate gland I.h ouicKly restored to us normal sjate. wmcn results in run ana complete re turn of strength and vigor. My cures are permanent because the condition responsible for the functional disorder la entirely removed, and I am con vinced that by no treatment other, than my own- carefully directed local measures is a radical cure of this aliment possible. ' Contracted Disorders The serious results that may follow nerlect of contracted diseases could be scarcely exaggerated. Safety demands an absolutely thorough cure in the least possible time. I have treated more eases of contracted disorders than any other physician upon, the Pacific coast. My cures are thorough and aro accomplished In leas urn than other forms of treatment require In produc ing even doubtful results. I employ remedies of my own devising, and my treatment Is equally effectlva In both recant and chronlo cases. I also permanently oara 8FECrFTC BIjOQD POISON, STJtlCTURB, NHRVO DEBILITATION AND AIM KEFLEX AILMENTS. Consultation and Diagnosis Free I do not charge for advice, examination or diagnosis. If you call for a private talk with roe you will not be urged to begin treatment. If you cannot call, write for Diagnosis Chart. My offices are open all day from a. m. to I p. nx. and Sunday from 10 to 1 only.. The DR. 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