The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 10, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextiXTE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 10. 1003. CEDIEIIffl OF NEGRO OHMS 11 'African Branch Founded by ; Trince Hall in Kevoln- tionary Times. ' I- flpedal D.ptrb to Ths Joe ma 1.) "Boston. Mass.. Bept 19.A rour-dare' , celebration wa Inaugurated In Boaton today In obeerranoe of tha centennial annlvereary of the Institution of tha ' flrat grand l(Xla of colored Masons In America, NaarJy aJl of the 41 colored rrand lodges of regular Masons In tha ' United Statea and Canada have sent representatives to the celebration, which ia-belor conducts' under tha direction ' of tha Prince Hall grand lodge. F. St A M, of Maaeaehuaetts. '-a A parade of blue lodge Maaona pre TILLAMOOK'S FRIENDLY BRUINS ARE EASY PREY FOR HUNTERS (Spsrtal ntspetrk te The Jooraal) Tillamook, Or., 8pt 10. Hear In the underbruah and hllla near thla city are beoomlng ao common lhat tha killing of them excites practically no comment. Sunday morning, while returning from Netarta Bay ovrr tha old light-house road, John Molcholr and ! A. Ferns worth tin( a large hear that stepped out on tli road In front of them. Tha preeUn day they had two be re cor nered on Cape Hears, but having no doge were unable te eecure them aa tha brulna took to the thlcketa before the .una I'nulil he utilised. ' The same day K. O. Ford. -manager of Happy Camp on Netarta Day. ahot bear in the wooda directly behind hamp. A bartv of achool glrla taking an out ing on Tillamook bay alao encountered a bear Inat Hunday. and claim to have chaaed the brute with a club. Mrs. Edmunds, wife of a prominent grocer here, etatee that ahe waa frightened ty a bear on me ouisairTs or me ciijr yes' terday. HAILSTORM AND CLOUDBURSTCAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE AT HUNTINGTON ceded the opening of the anniversary 1- Cnrnhinv h.Tl ttltB ft r- moon. The exercises were of a hlator- afternoon. Wafer poured down tha leai character and Included the reading jatreets to a depth of four feet, lawna V0,"?"",1 SZIEZX "which , th. were InundMed a,nd oorered with "f":rh"r 7; unon which the wo sji tns cwars on TheTO 1 aireei ana me residence cellars Tha Huntington Mercantile company (Special Ptopatch to The Joaroat.) . . Huntington. Or., Sept. 10. After a gentle downpour of rain Huntington waa rial ted by hallatorm yesterday order In the ITnltnd 8 la tee atanda. kia feature nt the exerclaea. however . waa an oration by ex-Repreeenta.tlve t. William 1 Reed, a paM grand maater of Prince HaU Grand lodge. Though the flrat grand lodge of Ne gro Maaona datee from 1808 there were eubordlnate lodgea among, tha negro ree Identa of Boeton and .vicinity many ' yeara before that time. In 177 Prince HalL then 17 yeara of age. wended hla way to the quarters of General Gape on Copp'a Hill to become a Maaon. In British lodge No. 68 he was raised to the degree of maater maaon the flrat man of African descent to be initiated Into tha order in the American colonies. On March Prince HaU and 14 other negToej were authorised to work under dispensation until, they were) authorised by charter. Prince Hall waa not content with the limited powers contained In the dispen sation from tha army lodge. Ha peti tioned General Joseph Warren for a 5" Charter. Hla request was entertained, but before action couldbe taken Warren foil at Bunker Hill. Hall then applied to the provincial grand master of mod : ern Masons of Massachusetts for a charter. This petition waa rejected on account of his color. Prince Hall and his followers decided to make application to foreigners for that which nad been refused them at borne. On March t, 1784, ha asked the grand lodgre of England ror a warrant of constitution. The warrant was granted September 29. 1784. In 1787 Captain James 8cott. who married tha sister of the celebrated John Hancock, was requested by Prince Hall to bring the warrant fdr African lodge back with him. In April of the same year Captain Scott delivered the . Warrant in person to Prince HalL The lodge of negroes celebrated with great porop and ceremony the arrival of Its warrant from England on Decem ber 27, 1787. The organisation of the first lodge was followed by, tha forma tion of two other- lodges of negro Masons. In 1808 tha three lodges Joined In forming "African grand lodge." of Boston subsequently styled the Prince Hall grand lodge of Massachusetts. . Is the heavft-st loaer. It'a basement waa uaed aa a atore-ho-jne and several hun dred dollars worth of gooda were ruined. Pasnenger train No. 6 was held several hours by a waanout near Durkee, one half mils of track being washed out. A wall of water alx feet high came ruahlng down Burnt river, which haa been dry for the past two montha. The city ditch around the foot hills uaed to carry off the surplus water, was broken In several places, causing most of tha damage In the city. STRIKE tfilDER fjusi Piiy fii 'defects ' In bt for the growers. many defeeta ' In methods nt ahlnnlna nn 10 cure oKier markets ana d rices ai Ifemarkable Decision ParisUnion &en Are Complainants. (Halted Frees Leased Wire. Paris, Sept. 10. In one of the moat remarkable decisions ever handed down In a French court, the secretary of the Eleotrlcal Workers' union, haa been sen tenced to pay damage to two members of the union because they wera thrown out of work on the night of Auguat I, when Paris was dark. The court held that there had bean 1 abuse of the rlcht to strike. Tha strike had been called aa tha result of a sort of military alarm, he said, and must- be recognised as mallolous Inten tion, alnce It overthrew the city's eco nomic lire ana aepnvea tnoae wno wanted to work of the riant to work. There la no appeal from tha decision or me court. asoorsloa Bate IVsarsr. Tha annual meeting of tha sovereign grand lodga 1 of Oddfellows will take place In Denrer. September 1, for which soeastoa tha O. R. A N. will make ah open rata from Portland and all nolnta u nm une 91 eee.eo. Tirketa ror tnia event will be on aala Tueaday and Wed- iiuj- ui next week, Heptamber IS and If. but aa the toln limit la ia iiivi purchasers peed not start on those days If they do not wish to, juat so they reaoh Denver before tha limit explrea Final return limit 1 Amwm tmm iat r Kale, Call at tha ruv ti-i, eif Third and Washington streets, for any IIIVajI UBIirfU, " MINER HADE Rial ' ; BY. A HARD RAIN (Hplud Preea Uaaed Wlre.t ' '' San Barnarllno. Cal, Sept, 10. Made rich by a hard rainstorm on tha aide of Mount San liernardlno. Jacob L Tboma aon la on hla way to the mountain to- tfay after having filed on placer claims revealed 10 uim ty a miniature noon. Thoinaaon was Drospeotlng among tha Old Mexican placers near lleaperia when he was overtaken by a furious storm that forced htm to seek shelter. After Quarter or an inch or rain nad rat ion in leaa than one wour, filling the canyons with roaring torrents. Thorns son returned to his work. When tho water eubslded he found scores of rich placer' pocketa and within a few hour panned out nearly ft. 000 In gold. lie tuahod here to rile on tha claims. f Laks Water Confcrr-nco. Milwaukee. Wla. Sept. 10. The enm mlaaion oiganlaed laat May for the pur- cae of atudylng -the pollution of Lake ilchlgan aa the water supply of various forts In four states, mat in thla cliy oday for a further dlacuaelon of tha subject 'Michigan. Wiaoonaln. llllnnla and ludlana are the slates Interested In tha matter an among those attend. Ing tha conference were representatives of theae atatee, tosether with a num ber of municipal and federal officiate. The principal feature of -the conference . waa a aeneral dlacuaelon of water an. alyals, which wae nsrtlclpatsd In bv representatives or the laboratories of ths universities of tha four states man SINGLE BRANCH BREAKS UNDER WEIGHT OF 55 HUNGARIANS Thla Is a branch broken from a tree In HoUaday Park. There are 65 Hun. garian prunes In tha eluater. - The. ffrult Is most beautifully colored and tha prunes are extraordinarily large. A peculiar thing apout in grow-in or the beauties Is that ths limb on which they hang Is hsrdlr bigger than a man's finger yet the weight supported l near ly 16 pounds VT. 8. Miller, 182 East Seventh street owned the trees from which this sample waa taken. Finer specimens can not be obtsined any where in the northwest and larger ones hava never been seen here. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SrOOO Jleoa Bampls TndermusUna Sale Tomorrow. Supply your needs for months to coma at thla great sample sals of oorset oov-1 ers, chemise, gowns, drawers, skirts, sets, etc., at extremely low prioea See these by all means. McAllen St McDon nell. Third and Morrison. GRAND HOLIDAY FOR LEO TOLSTOY Russians Celebrate All the More Because the Czar Doesn't Like It. D I TREASURER IS UNDER FIRE ' . (United Fran teased Wlre.t - Boise, Idaho, Sept. 10. Governor Gooding haa directed the state bank ex- smlner to make special Inquiry Into the atrairs or tne orrice or the state treas f urer, C A. Hastings. The order f ol-lom-s an attack on the conduct of the of-, flee by the Boise Statesman. Republican! Organ. :....r .. . ..- , SMASHED BECAUSE HE HAD BUT 45 CEXTS (United Icm teased Wire.) :, .. San Francisco. Sept. 10. Thomas K. Sulllvan.a laborer. Is in a critical con dition here today as ths result or an encounter with two thugs near' .Fifth and Harrison streets last night. Sul livan offered no resistance when held up cy ine nignwaymen ' ouc one 01 mem struck him because be hsd but 46 cents. ; He then defended himself. He was badly cut alibut the back, arms and ab domen, eleven wounds being Inflicted. C. DYKES LOSES ' HOME, THEN LIFE .srWy 0nlted Press Leaeed Wlre.t St. Petersburg, Bept. 10. Despite the prohibition by tha government of an official celebration la honor ' of the eightieth birthday of Count Leo Tolstoy today Is Virtually a holiday In Russia. The efforts of tha government to pre sent any ceieDratiom nas served only n increase tne entnusiasm or tne teo- nle and all classes are celebrating the anniversary or me oirin 01 mo great est Russian philosopher. All attempts , at formal demonstra tion have besn suppressed. The gov ernment bats ordered every theatre in the empire closed In order to prevent any demonstration by Tolstoys admirers. Count Tokrtoy is spending a quiet day .t hla home at Ynnrmva. Pollana. Hun- Idreds called to congratulate him on the occasion but on account of his Illness the countess would not admit anyone to his room. INT. DID III IRE TROUBLE Captain Arery Faces Second Trial for Misappropriat ing Funds. performed ths christening ceremonies. in tne construction or tne St. Vin cent the navy haa established something record for speed In the building or of warshlDs. as scarcely elaht months hai elapsed since the keel for the St. Vin cent was laid down at Portsmouth. Tha greatest Iron mine In the coun try, the Hill-Rust In Minnesota, pro duced 2,900,624 tons of ore last year. Of the 10 mtnea which produced over 1,000,000 tons apiece, nine were In the same state. GEORGIA PEACH MEN 4 WILL OBGANIZE (Special Dispatch to The JoeraaL) Atlanta. Oa Sept. 10. The extent and Importance of the peach-growing In dustry of Georgia was evidenced by the large attendance at the opening In this city or a mass convention of peach growers or the atate. President Math ews of the Georgia Fruit Growers' as sociauon caned t..e convention to or der in the assembly room of ths Kim ball house. After several preliminary addreasea bad been delivered the meet ing took up the discussion of Importsnt questions arrecting tna interests of the peach growers. Before adjournment it Is expected the conference win result in tna rormatlon or a permanent organisation which shall embrace in its membership all the prom lnentrpeach growers ef tha state. It Is hoped that by .i-rices arc down to economy s foundation. Tailor-made Suits, new fall models: latest s in fall Coats; fine Furs for half what others ask.T You make money by trading here. New Lace Waists a tyiesy s r Fashion's subtle finger-marks are easily read. You 'may read them here any day; but be warned looking leads to buying; bring your purse along. ' ; I Am Retiring From Business Lawrence Shanahan -iJuK CLOAKS AND SUITS, SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, LADIES' HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, FINE FURS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS - ' ' - :- 1 T "-" "" "7 Our Bargains Are Bargains in Reality as-Well as Name cooperation to remedy ftTslted Press teased Wire.) ' Vancouver. B. C Sept. 10. Following the loss of their horns by fire at 2 a. m. yesterday, tho family of C. Dynes, of tuls city mourn his death by accident. At S:S4 p. m. he stepped off a streetcar upon tne track in rront or a car ap proaching from the opposite direction and was ground to death beneath tha Wheels. , Death was Instantaneous. Wlia. o They Cure ? The above question is often asked con eerntog Dr. Pierce's two leading medl elnea, "Golden Mdlcal Discovery" and Fvorlte Prescription." Tha answer is that "Golden Medical Discovery 1 most potent alterative or blood-punner, and ionic or lnvigoratr.r and acts especially favorably In a cura iive way upon an tne mucous lining aur- laeea, as 01 tne nasal passages, tnroar, bronchial tribes, stomach, bowels and bladdea-curing a large per cent of catar rhal caifts rhcther e disease affect tie nasal pfHabea, the onont, larynx, bron chia, stomachNf as catajHil dyspepsia), bowels .(as muVaWS-trnvV. rIirlr. titenis or o'.ber pClvIc orBff.rji! Even la tlaye t.f thr-i a?ec.tifi:i. it U nftf f-, f'helvavsr'l T'lwr'n m "'aaaiiw Vl1,"Basfcajilsi ccexf j In affect ion" Is advlsH Ms of r iseas' ts atto (United Press Leased Wire.) Washington, Sept 10. Captain Solo mon Avery jr., post oransnce ouicui of the Presidio st Ban Francisco, faces trial today on a charge of bavins; appro funds of the Tenth company. rtlllerv. His resignation, ten hi toida-rnnti. after he was unoff 1 ciallv informed that he had been cleared of the charge of mlaapproprlatlns; clu tyAM him hen refused by the war de Dartm'ent, and he must stand the second court-martial. The charge which Captain Avery now faces Is more serious inan 1110 ungnw one, as It acuses nim 01 approprmiin eeixiai funda. If the chsrae is prove' v. m h. 1 in hl to a heavv Denaltv Had Avery'a resignation been accepted ha would have escaped the second trial. YATES CUTS OUT DENEEX CONTENTION rtnltt Preaa Leased Wtre.t Bprlngfleld, 111. Sept. 10. Former Governor Rlchsrd Tates and several of his leaders refused to attend the Kepuh licah convention here yesterday which Indorsed Albert J. Hopkins for reeleo tinn tn the United States senate and In dorsed and commenaea governor i- neen. Bpeaser wuin lempumry chairman of the convention. The platform Is a replica of the one idoDted laat March, except that the ltmnir and nersonal liberty questions ars not included. The legislators are i.rH to take their Instructions on the aienatorsnip race irvm ic l v it i general, ratner man irom me voie oy distrlcta Leslie M. Shaw, former secretary of the treasury, was tne principal speaker He declared Democracy had failed every time It had been- tried. . In relation to iti tariff he spoke st length, scoring the atutua Of the naeannrsf "Tha Kepaoiicaa parry promises me people a protective tariff." he said, "and commits tha working out ef the details to the representative or roe peopia Fpeaktng of tha financial situation, Khaw declared: "The recent panic wss simply the ree;lt of the cry of fire In a crowded there was not even any Inc tonic and nfervTSa lut sglg irn ont, orer-wprked women no matter what haa caused tba break-down, 'Favorlu Prescription "will be found inott effective la building tip the strength, regulating the woman' functions, subuulng pain .and bringing about a healthy, vigorous eondlUon of the whole svsten flrlnf the foraalaiof both Bediciaes ar.d '0(?-bn tjooung wan soorea ot eminent mt- ( Shaw paid a personal tribute to icaj euinorv wnoae worni are consulusl ; Bryan, but said he waa wrong on every by physicists of all the schools of practice 1 rukllc question. He concluded the as ruidea In pWMcrtblrig. say of each In- speech with a high tribute to Tsft and rroo an entenna into Uaese tn.1m pmiicuon 01 aiu iot"ua o m re- The wordt of praU bestowed .on tho mendoia plurality. , .J 1 IUM am I'll lHirem' medicine by aoch rivers should have more weight than any amount of Bon professional testiaBonlali, berauM aorh ises are writleff lor the gaidaoce of u it .neuicai brathrea and know whereof U.y speak. lth aaedirtnee are aco-alroHoTir, ttno-set-ret. and cor tain m hamfol habit f jrojing drurt. being coaepxwedof g!TWle attraruof rcttsof oat'vs, Aaaerirae : caJ f-rest plants Tbey are bot i bv dsaU-ra la ta-rftefce. Toai can t a'url te v-pt as a aaht'.ts tor enecf t e to3 c ra of kxowa compusluoc, art - p .ttw. v. k',f-r t rc.eta sisa.l.S'i-cotM, . t-c k cMt. f r a'" aa4 lr in - r 4: IA Am IV Li-Hi it ut . - " V - i Grows Hair and we can PROVE IT! a-ANDERINE is to the hair what fresh sh II of rain and aiishine are to vegetation, It goea right to the roots, invigorate and atrengtbena them, ha exhilarating, atimulating and life-producing properties causa the hair to grow abundantly long, strong snd beautiful. It al once imparts a sparkling brilliancy and ver vety softness to the hair, and a few weeka use will csuss new hair to sprout sll over ths scalp. Uae it every day for a abort time, alter which two or three times a week will be sufficient to complete whatever growth you desire. A Ur tnm St. Pao! wriMa ia aabataaae, aa follows: "When I began uelng Danderlne my hair would Dot some to my abouldaraand bow Ml away below my hips." Another from Nawark. N. J. " I have been ulng Danderlne regularly. Wheal Brat atarted to dh It I had rery lit tle balr.newl bare tba moat beautlf of long and (hick hair anyone, would wast to bare." Shanahan's Suits Ladies' fine Tailor-made Suits in fancy checks, all sizes; new models; $18.50 values $10.00 Ladies' fine Tailor-made Suits, long coat effects, pleated or gored skirts; $27.50 value $16.50 Ladies' fine Tailor-made Suits' in fancy stripes of moire, green, red, navy, brown, $25.00 value. $15.00 75 fine Tailor-made Suits, navy, brown and black only, long coat effects, $22.50 value $13.50 Shanahan's Dress Goods Black Taffeta Silk, 19 inches wide, 50c value 19f Black Taffeta Silk, fully guaranteed, pure Lyons dye, 85c value .5G One lot Panama Suitings, 36 ins. wide, 50c value, per yard 25 40-rinch Panama Suitings, all colors, reg ular 50c value .32 40-in. English Flannelette, extra width, regular 15c kind . . . .' 9 One lot of fine Silk Mixed Waistings, 40c value .24 SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF TAILOR-MADE SUITS. I Am Retiring From Business NOW at all druggists ia three sizes 25c, 50c snd $1.00 per bottle Danderlne enjoys, a greater sale than any other one preparation regardless of kind I or brand, aad,it bss s much greater aale than all of the ether hair preparations in tha world combined. "OttH-Vk '' FREE To how B01r quickly tisdariM acts, we will send a large sam ple free by return mall to anyone wbo sends this free coupon to the EKOWITCI DAROERIRE CO., CHOJO. ILL, with their name and address and 10c ia allver or stamps to pay postage. Shanahan's House Furnishings 10-4 Gray Blankets 49 15c Bath Towels Lace Curtains, 2V2 yards long. . . ...19 Hemstitched Napkins 16 2-3? White Sideboard Covers. 15 Fancy Madras, 50 inches 'wide. .13tt? Best quality Oil Cloth 15 3y2 pound Feather Pillows ..6D Large size White Spreads... 69? Mercerized Napkins 9? Fancy' Couch Covers .69 Big Bed Comforters. 49 Irish Table Linen, extra wide; extra quality ...42 Shanahan's Mi's Furnishtafls $1.00 Mount Hood Shirts 49? 75c Men's Working Shirts. ... .... .43j 50c Men's Working Shirts........ 39 50c Boys' Shirts 35 35c Men's Ties .; 19 10c Boys' Suspenders .5 Men's Heavy Sox. .5 7c .Black Sateen . . .43? 75c Men's Negligee Shirts 43 35c Boys' Waists .19? Men's Ribbed Underwear... . .... . .21 $1.75 Pongee Shirts ......$1.19 75c Golf Shirts .39 35c Men's Suspenders .23 iEXGLAXD lauxches SECOND DREADXAUGHT fTatt4 rn ImH Wire Portsmovjth. Knrland. SepC it. AnH a scrae of great b rill I am-t. the world's latnreet war -mI, the English battle entp, SC 1nrent. was lonrtoe4 toeaf. The St. Vlaont I ef ll.lt tans 5ia lmnil The eonstroctton of tills aal ana3s a new rporh la the build tnr of wrilpa r4 bee prf ormaawe will be watrhrd with Interest. Th rf t sriiry tt hattlhtra of this' rlaae la aspect te ke estabUshe4 br this r sl. 7Te ertaters rhred aa1 emtetls f1s wre ..! a th gt. Vtnrnt mt U- sarts. Its Ceuntwe litauthaa-.p G REAT CLEARANCE SALE . j - Entire Stock of all kinds of Japanese Curios, fine Chinaware and Bamboo Furniture 20 to 50 Off :6n Every Article D imom 10 Cents to $25 WITH EVERY 50-CENT PURCHASE. NO BLANKS R. K0HA1A COM PANY 351 MORRISON ST. Bet 7th and PARK Opposite Tull & Gibbs SEE WINDOW DISPLAY AlND LOOK FOR THE BIQ SIQ1NS