The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 10, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON rJAILY ' JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENINO. SEPTEMBER 10. 1008. .111.. IK-I.J.. : MM mm ? " One Kidnaper Cauffht I Summary runlshmcnt Given Another Brute. BRAVE MAN ON BLEACHERS, BUT IS LIKELY TO DOFF HAT ON STREET unwed one siir8 dr. poiil a. series of crimes aralnst tittle chll ( dren hM made every parent In the city I . feel anxious for the safety of hie own i ' lorsd ones. Betinnlnf with the arrest ." , of John Giese, the man who kidnaped a little South Portland sirl. there have i "' bean thraa arrests slrce Friday, tho day AQlea i oauifht after an exciting: I , chase. -' Ona offender received, part of Ms pun ! ' Ishment without any prweaa of law. A. J. Kelly waa caught by A. Simmons, 15 North Tenth atreat. late yesterday aft. moon, and ao treat was Simrnona' in- dlsnatlon that ha struck Kelly a terrific , blow under the eye, cutting the cheek i 1 open- to the bona. Thia happened at - North Ninth and Ollaan streets. Kelly ' had enticed two little daughters of - H. Warner, to North Seventh street, behind a row of billboards Simmons bad watched the proceeding until satls . fled ha waa Justified In Interfering. After .questioning ona of tlfe girls, who are 10 and 7 years old, he marked Kelly'a face, and with K. Clark and Charles Lee held Kelly until Patrolman Klenlln arrived. Kelly baa been charred with disorder ly conduct, and will ba heard tomorow in the municipal court John Glese. the South. Portland kidnaper, waa arraigned on the same charge, and Is now serving out a sentence of lit) days on tha Kelly Butte rockpile. There aeems little doubt that Kelly will also ba given tha limit for this offenee. - John M. Barr. a laboring man who left his family In Tillamook county to coma to Portland for work a few days Ha wore a purple lie and a crouch and occupied a seat la , tha bleachers. He was a Reformed Man, for an Monday I ha had bat SI cents on Vm) Angelas and loat Ha was of tha opinion that the law against gambling ought to ba at riot. ly enforced. Alao, ha thought, and did not hesltata to state, that tha Angela were a Lot of Dub. A Los Angeles player wandered down tha Una In front of the Bleachers and was promptly spotted by tha Man With ine t-urpie lie "You're a dub." be bawled. "Tou never could play ball anyway. Tou ought to he ;hnlnn a plow Instead of as a drkpdiui imjrr, you - !" and ha called the unoffending ball player the fighting homicide, adding a string of vituperative epithets which have caused, a mule I driver ta blush eTor shame. .- And tha ballplayer had to take It "Why didn't you go over and awstl himf aaked a bystander afterwards who had heard. "Well. I've cot a wife and child to I support, aald the Ansel, and you know what happena when. a ballplayer loses nis temper at wnat any or the apecta. tors aay to him. ils Is fined and sua ponded and all sorts of thinars. And I oouldn t afford to take the chance, on account of my wife and baby. But I did wlah for awhile that I were single again. OVEffll JJICT BRINGS $30,000 Members of tha city oounoll yesterday! , Frank IV fihull and Martin W. Hunt, voted an appropriation of 19(1 to pay I secretary and' superintendent ' of the I tha salaries of two school Inspectors I Portland Flouring mills, have closed, a and oca school ourae to be appointed I deal for the turcbaee of about $10.0001 That fellow Just took advantage of hlalby tha board of health. There was not I worth of residence property In tha Gold-1 situation up tnera in tne Diaacners. jiui I'll bet that If he meets ma on flie street he'll take off his hat. I haven't Purple Tie. But tha ) Juries to ! a commendable cause for' doubtedly thinks he Is a hero. name which in some atates Is held by I But tha Man with tha Parpla Tla un- go, became so drunk yesterday that -hen seised by an angry father at 195 Second street ha could not talk cober- a dissenting vote among tha council-1 smith addition. A portion , of tha prop-1 men. even Councilman Cottel.. who op- lertv la on tha south alda of Overton, be- irmgr n m , i i ir a in r ni. nni. i v n n . . . . . k. i . . . . i - - . forgotten the. face of the Man With the In th. wmv. .n m..na rnminittui. Twenty-frftn Uit.nU Tl.t' I . . a . L. - . I - M . - I n , ... , ml Aw.a. rviva lur lus nniur., t wwim, .i.u uiv (wu.nu.uv, . vu w .... - when the ordinance came ud berora 1 ton . street, runner east, ine purenaa- the council yesterday?- Councilman Cel ars Intend - bulldlna- each a handsome lars naked that it be held un until the resldenoe on the property for their own counoUmen could hear from City Health I occupancy, and will later erect a mod Officer r. Esther C. Pohl. Later In the ern up-to-date dwelling; .on each of the meetlna Dr.: Pohl aDDeared and Cellars remaining lots. ' , ' asked ner. to explain tha necessity of Negotiations are under way for the I the InaDectors and nurse. Dr. Pohl told I sale of the Iaalah Buckman tract which Sr Tl 1 1-1 r niOTIftini lirl I r JIXOMO lof the mortality rata due to diphtheria consists of 14 blocks bounded by Kait llh I HH IK I UN I IIVIil IINMf I I KI1 I PCI IIMJN ana. ,n- amajipo epiciernie or last Twontv-fourthj Eaat Twenty-eightn, VI IIIL.III iIU I II 1UUIUI IUU I fill I vl mJ iff ' J? inemoieni scnooi lnspec- uun. . men au&wu iiv ijmu i teceivaa information . rrom several mothers : to the effect that the same "tongue depressor'' had beon'uaed on a number of children without belnc I HARRIMAN GUIDES TELL STORIES (Bceetal Dlepttch to Tha JonraiLt Klamath Kalla, Or., Sept 10. Since the departure of the Harrlman party and the return to this olty of the guides, many stories sre told of the Harrlman young people. Tha girls are athletlo, and often tired the guides In their tramps and rldrs. When the duck season opened they donned -their brothers' rubber boots and were often out all day, carrying heavy gun a. They, did not skirt the tule swamps, but went Kat Ankeny and Kast Everett streeU. ?ha purchase price Is said to be about I 100.000 or a little less than 11.000 each I for tha 11S lota In tha tract- Tha name I of the purchaser has not been made public, although It is . known to be an I Investor who lias had considerable ex- dinner In dainty white, Roland, the youngest boy, not only shot one bear, but wounded another In a later hunt and was the hero of the hunting parties. The boy Is exceeding bright and Is said to have Inherited his father s mind, Not one of the party waa ready to go nome ana au piannea cor next years visit. ently. Barr was found elttlns on tbs back steps of tha noma Of w.-Xewls, restaurant employe, with tha tatter's l-year-old daughter beside ' him. ' Barr la being held on a charge of being; drunk ana aisoraeriy. M. F. Conely. a member of tha Salva. tlon army, whose family had Just left ine city ror a snort time, waa arraigned before Judge Van Zanta yesterday aft' ernoon venarsea with a similar off ,He was held to appear before tha a rand Jury under $760 bonds. He had enticed a child Into his home on Fast Eighth street so the mother testified, and the child's own story in court was sufficient warrant fopeiy oeing nem lor rurtlv investigation.' . - '. ; ' ,' Ladles. tf 30 -Washington. KEW SAFE XOT.YET ' I SAFEIY INSTALLED . Af a meeting of the city hall com mittee or the executive- board today, D. D. Fagan of the Norrls 8afe A Lock company - appeared to protest . against the acceptance by tha board of tha new safe delivered by Boyd M. Hamilton of me, Mosier care company. The protest was made on tha grounds that tha com bination look is attached to a. ummia sheet of metal and Is unsafe when the J mim ioci ! on, ana sisa Decause.tne door Is not solid. , Tha committee after hearing tha pro test Inspected the new safe and after comparing it with the vault in tha civil Service commission's room decided to old a special meeting this afternoon at which Mr. Hamilton will . be asked to, state his side of the case. ' IVALTER HOBART TO JUDGE HORSES Walter Hobart, the well-known sports man and athlete of California, will be the Judge of the norse snow given under the auaplcea of the Portland Hunt club nest month. This announcement waa made unofficially today by officers of the Hunt club, who nave known or tne selection of Mr. Hobart for some time. For reasons not given out the club was not prepared to announce tha name of the judge until this afternoon. Mr. Hobart is c of horses on the Pacific slope, and he erhaps the best Judge aclfic slooe. and he is always In demand at fairs. BOLK AND YAMHILL DOCTOES ORGANIZE Dallas. Or- Sept 10. Physicians snd surgeons from Polk and Yamhill coun ties met In this city last night and effected an organization to be known as tne Meaicai Association or roue ana Yamhill counties. The object of the association is to meet four times each ear. exchange ideas, fix rates, etc.. or the two counties; A committee was appointed consisting of Dr. Starbuck and Dr. Boll man of Dallas and Dr. Cook of McMlnnvllle, to draft a con stitution and by-laws. The next meet lna is to ba held tha first Monday In December. Of flcer, elected were as follows: President Dr. Gilstran of Sher idan; secretary. Dr. L. A. Bollman. throuKh them, and would return to the J.""P"" UJ" lodge in the evening, covered with mud cleansed unn wiiir. Jruitrn naa h rnnm w in i n . . . . . . . ... . J.ih..!S? ihKlT -OU,d t0r Ceiisr.' iva'tVe0' naaCm.:n2nd"ad Si aseasea or tne persona rrom wnom ne nau receivea nia information. i -i-ntTr nriirn i vrTmrt As a matter offset. Mr. Cellars, did 11 IV- tAJJll AN ICdO tou noi gei a leiicr irom lonie jifiiun Dy tne name oi brnun r askea ur. roni. ies. reDiiea ueuars. -as a jounous i s Mill, 14 r. V. n.l kl. ... I ' "And there was no address or any I tis. rAmni,i.i,i Ttonttv nmnnv in. other sign to show who this Smith ' . ,,... V.. . ' might bar continued Dr.t Pohl in her K0"?0 'JM09' .l,a,i"1. Quizslnr. . . ,MYes.T,; renMwd Cellars with '.a broad enlng smile which commenced'' to Infect the rest of the councllmen.. "I thought so," said Dr. P.ohl. "This person Smith seems to have a grudge againat tne health department, some times these letters are signed Jonea, and I tbink Smith and Jones are the same person in one. Anyway. I wtsn to deny that such things were done by any of the Inspectors and I do not hesitate to pronounce it aa an untruth." That ended the controversy. The a n n n X. m mi. I.tt.r. ... tnmmmA IntA tha Train service on the Elgin branch of I wa8te basket by the councllmen who first mil on ELGIII BRANCH oerlence In handling- high-class rest- oenca property In Portland ARE INCORPORATED clss of Incorporation with tha county cierx. Tne incorporators are Kicnara Montague, Wallace Eastham and H. B. Con lev. .' -. . . - At E. josceiyn, K. c. Williamson and A. F. Merrill hava Incoroorated the Acme planlntt Mills company, formed with a capital stock or la.ooo. Hoprrrr bof. Are you lust barely a-ettlna- around by tha aid of crutches or a eaneT Unless you hava lost a limb or have, a de formity if your trouble Is rheumatism. oinis or anytning i lowa Will be commenced September 20. wYi-m "hk thT health board haa"tha nt and In no time you can throw when a regular train will be put in op- appointing of the Inspectors it Is not w7 youT crutcnes ana M M wen as eratlon. . probable that they will be named be- aeneral Manasr J. P. O'Brien of the ehe would rather wait m Tew dayi Skldmora Drug company. O. R. St N., will leave this evening for until the school authorities riaa an op- Eigin to inspect the new line of the Bold by I Elgin branch and make definite arrange ments 'Vor the commencement of the new service. The new Una, which is to finally ex tend to Joseph, has Just been completed as far as Wallowa, a distance of. 38 miles. PERSONALS portunlty to organlxa tneir classes ba- lora starting tne inspection. RUIMWAY CAR f - ; " . -- I CAXXTOBHIA XOTXX.fl FAIRMONT Uams.. T2 rnAm . U. .lt A7 IIll) "I IIIO WCII" Jcnowa 'members of the legal depart tnent of the Harrlman system of the uuiiiiwcei. ici i jani uikiil lur u iwii i . - - . -m ; oVfh'e' aff, rfveV:9 on,0ner A111 WaCft took a large assortment or huntinor parapnernana wicn mm, including an l I HOTEL a-un of the latest automatic which Is guaranteed to kill oro- viaea it is pointed rignt. elephant make to bring back bis; game. He expects Down Russell Street When Brakes Break. Italians use rancid butter, formed Into balls with sheila of hardened cheese for lamps. People Bo Say "Delightful ; 1 injhe Morning" "Tempting ; i at Noon" -1 Delicious ; r Xi at i Night" t-J.w;T-n:.-r.jr7'viffpr-XO saiiaiMssjictaava.a ' ( w- ' " L---' " J11 '.; Mima - ii i t TIIHMiii. .I ' ' 1 mm 0 w,c j -itl m 1 ted "Crisp Flavory c Sweet" "Always Ready to Serve" That no lives were last ln collision between;' a ' Vancouver atreetcar and a gTavel wagon this morning- at 7:18 a. m. is considered by the passengers on tha par as awthlns; less than miraculous. Car No. S3 4 on the 'Alberta Una Vas coming- down Union avenue toward Rus sell street when the brakes gava way four .blocks from the latter thorough fare. The car already Koinir at a fast I speed, gathered impetus with . each block. ana wnen it nit a passing- grave wagon at Russell street tha . vehicle was al most demolished, tha driver beln thrown :to the around and painfully, bu not serlodsly hurt His Injuries were attended to at once, and examination showed- that no bones were broken. Conductor 1. CI Molladav was in charge of tha car. and Motorman George Eisenhauer. Neither of these men nor any of the occupants of the crowded car were nun. R. II. Hedlund, residing- at East Thir ty-second ana . Alberta streets, emmoved by Sis; Bichel & Co., waa a passenger on tne car. . .-. "I used to work on the Caxadero line of the O. W. P., -so when I heard the brakes make a certain sound I was sure thev had broken. This was about four I block , north of Russell street, where the : motorman had tried to stop for some iasaenrers to get on. The car kept going- - raster and raster, and I leaned pack and looked out or the open window. Tha car was full of passen gers, mostly men. Then the gravel wagon srot In tha ' way and the -ear smashed Into it." 0. R, & K. BOARD OF DIRECTORS REMAINS SAN FRANCISCO A homelike and comfortable hotel, whose superb location, magnifi cent appointments and perfect service leave nothing to be de sired. Under tiie same management which made the Palace Hotel : the world's standard for 40 years. Single rooms with bath 12.89. 13.00. 4.00. $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.00. $10.00. Suites $10.00, $12.60, $15.00, ' $18.00 $20.00 and upwards. Beaobed by Oreen-Saoramento Street car Direct xrom rmy, PALACE HOTEL COMPANY "Delights Old and Young" Made of "Selected" Pearly White Corn. Thoroughly CooKed, Rolled Into Thin Flakes and Then Toasted a Perfept Golden Brown. - The Taste Ling 10-CENT PKQS: AT GROCERS 39 ttim Cereal Company, Ltd., Dattlc Creek. M!ch.,nj. S. A. For one year more tha same men will continue to rule the destinies of the O. R. 4 N. Co., who have had the Job for the past year. At an adjourned meeting or me Biocanoiaers oi ine company neld today the same' board of directors was elected for the ensuing year. This board win meat -an tne near zutura and -elect officers. an executive- committee and transact whatever business may come up in the regular order. - The board of directors, as it wss last year and will be for the current year. Is as follows: B. Blalsdell, Portland; V. L. Bull, New Torlc; H. F. Conner Portland: William D. Cornish, New York; W. W. Cotton, Portland; Maxwell Bvarts, New York; A. Gavin, Portland; E. H; Harfiman and R. 8. lovett. New York: W. K. Litsenberg, R. B. Miller, J. P. O'Brien W. D. 8klnner. C. O. guther-1 land ana j. w. witson ail or fortland. EXPERTS SAY WEIGHT HAS ATMIXG AIRSHIP i (United Frew Leued Wlr..J Wasblngrton, Sept 10. The signal corps officers here today freely express the belief that Orvllle Wright, who shattered all records In his history-male Ing aeroplane flights, will be able to ex ceed by a wide margin the requirements of the war .department. One official pre dicted tnat tne Wright aeroplane will be able to make 4$ miles an hour. The matter of remaining in the air for a given length of time bothers no one now, since Wright sailed laat evening for 12 minutes and li second, with perfect ease. The members of the signal corps ars all anxious to take a trip la the ma chin since Lieutenant Uhm mmiA about with Wright at Fort layer last Trnini. Orrl.le Wright Is the hero of the 4r and his claim to the title of "king of tne air, tnougn not advanced by him self, is not disputed. Me hss received consTatulatlnna from aeronauts from all parts or this country and Eumps but is calm and unassuming as usual w- has little to say except that be "anew tbe machine) wauld Aa It." Hotel St Francis SAN FRANCISCO ' Thfi hostelry, possesses all the best features of the world s finest caravansaries, and has added many ideas, to the sum of hotel happi ness. -". y?'-- It has introduced to Pacific Coast Hoteldom the Electric Grill, ' Pneumatic Tube Service, Magneta Clock System and today represents the farthest advance of science in hptel service in America. Rates European, from $2 upward Under the management vf . JAMES WOODS .fa You Can LIveOutdoor All Winter at MATCHLESS DELMQNTE THE PARADISE OF THE PA CIFIC. 125 MILES SOUTH OF BAtf FRANCISCO. .A Affords every facility for rolf, tennis, riding, motoring, and all other sports under Idesl condi tions, i . Superb climate beautiful scan Every luxury and convenience of the best city hotels. Stopover privileges oa an through railroad tickets. Thrangv parlor oar from city dally at a . m. -llustrated literature on request. . Li. R. WARNER, Manager . OIK XOVTS, CAX LITTLE WAS BUNXEs G ' .LITTLE TOO FAST V Tbe .last aatnlst to ba arrt4 for ap3tfta; bis mntnr rar Is l R Lttb l was arrested this morning r. leased on his own reciter) Isaac. Ptro maa Harms held a aatch- on" little's rar. . Te n"rt"rr harVr bas a tr i i r-!i, ri is rrrcea a oa ai. Use f.saat la ut ci,i STEWART SAN FRANCISCO 6URT STREET ASCVE t'RIOI SQCARE just epposm Kara xt. wmw EUIOPEAI PUI 11.60 A DAT UP AlEIlCAimi S1C0AEAT IP 4 A lit ionUn fecial Kill t&i ferfck ttrt ctBTt. f infihil it I esrt tf $153,CC0. Ertry tecTsrt nl ccimJ aett. 0i ur Can tnnsftrrtci Ii 3 ptrti ( cr;. Citin cttti mU lrj Ms HiiMn. 4 If tiwUX MirisliDct in IciBrj H l tkj rmmfc I Irics, ttCf ft ttl n'tst , HOTEL STEVA0T JJL0CJI HEARINO SET J FOR NIOT MONDAY Ths hearing of J. A, Barnbas. alias Jaoob A. Ulooh, charged with polygamy, and af Ualvina Weiss, who wss arrested with him In fUattte two weeks ago, Vias been sat for fitipteiuber 14 by Judge Van SUnt. , Malt tea. tha new non-aloohol! and non-Intoxicating beer, has made an In stantaneous hit. Orders will be filled ss fast l poaaihle. Phone or . address Henry Welnliard brewery., . lias Effect, However, of Put- Residence Property Along tins Health' Measure Twenty-Fifth Street .Through With Rush, r V. ? "; Is Sol It's a Pleasure to wear Benjamin-$ Glothfes It's a greater pleasure for us to show them" ? The Reputation of Benjamin Clothes is already Established the-world overthe man of dressy ideas demands them gssaaw J w f m . 1 y Ir 311 Morrison, Opp. P. 0. Drake & Swan Co. , i 415 Washington; St; Exclusive lines of ' ij Ladies' Outer Garments and ? Petticoats Our INTRODUCTORY prices at a SAVING of 10 to 20 Per Cent Per Garment Waists For evening and street wear $7.95 to $20 Petticoats See window display for Friday SPECIALS every day Prices to suit every eco nomical buyer. tee Ciy Farfe Is just the place to put that house you have 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 home to more into now, we hare that. We do a large real '', estate business in aU lines. AREIM. & THOMPSON Chamber of Commtrc , CAXxromnA lonu CAuromvzA torni. rred Wollenbers; Uax Schalbofar ! JLebeabaara Aa aaes aaled Cni-I slaa aa a raasw aataea exaeuee J7etauL Hotel Normandie Sutler and Cc:h Sh. Sat Francisco Pre-etntpantlr tha bt and petrest uptown hetaLoaveaJent ttbatrea and shore; lie bright, richly farnishd rooms from (LIS bps wttb beta U to ii ao. full. prior, oeorooss aaa oeu. Commercial sample rootaa . !. upw Aaerlcaa plaa. l.t . ap. MOKL AIJDIiCOX fTt KTUa sHiest. (ai rmxcisco, caL. A flrst-dasa jy!t botee bptl. Eure- res flaa. Centralljr V-ad. K"ar t l r e4 shor-pins; dtstnet F.atae II vp. Bit-t!'vi f the srt Mrs L, 1L i'cVIjra. jrcrriats. Roal House, San franctsco remit aa Snr&rd tta. All eaistde moms, eteaia beat, bat and rld (. Rata ta IX rr dsr. wkly rates. Csfe. Fourth street rare direct from Tbtrd atrt 6 -rot. Ttw Trrrr, Hoir1 sireet cars d.rect. V. it.' X lurjia. gtoi utisr.