The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 16, 1908, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, FORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1003. PSYCHIC FORCES JEI coons How Far Can a rsjchologist ' Co in Collecting J Debts? roiu4 mo ua w.t fiu rrncle ept. JS.-What Is tha valu.. In collars bJ ent, ef ths Mn fit a.rlr.4 br ora W tore ppllet -ejr p.rn c stronger mlndT. ) H worth l.O0TThM re ' questions thst ft Jury r JiNla.Orsn.m . urt w!H b called upon to dtcla. .ltnr today or tomorrow, in on m .itMt rikfi that h. sv.r eoroS UP for rtrclrlon In tha locaj . , jnadlum. l .ulnar for !... '"Vi1 ,.ata of Mr fi.r-.h f. ""I" . Miller, who tho wlfo of Pr. Albrt Miller celbr.td p.jrcholowlt. dlod llluad st half mlUlon dollar, and r,.ml bar two -l-Ura, Mr., boulaa W. Know Hon and Mrs. Elisabeth U Baal, Before Mra. -Hlllafn death, aha waa tinilMl hv Mm.-Caahman for th. bet terment of hr phyalcai fd wniai h-alth. aay. Mra. Caahman. It I. under tood that the paycholoaiatwa. to- Common Sense And A Tablet Do Away With Dyspepsia, Stomach Trouble and Make Meal ; Pleasure." ' When your stomach o. on a atrll id maaa meeting, of . Indlcoatlon a PATTON AVENUE BASIS OF DETERMINED FIGHT n atrlke ra Detormlned effort, on tha part of many residents throuchout tha penln aula to maintain tha boulevard ayetem thla thine called Dye- morrow a lively meeting of the coun kith llvinTthe 'thlnVa committee .on stress when era" held all orer your body, than It I. that t. I .1, . . n AMt t.ka nnllM J " 1 . . . ." " . , .K., .III .....It to. It la Clearly ana onir i jrwjwi iur v.... " ? " - eommon eenee Ha tnia tn neDala. Take awa nm avraaaaa Ann nirn hleh tha atomacn neaaa ana you nave dyanaoala and ln1leatlons than other maladies follow theae Lhli la common aenae, . .... Tha atnmarh 1. willing anouan out rou won't let It do Ita work. Tou take away tha material.- which are ao naca aary for it to via a. Wire oar tneaa matanaia ana ara- ranala and Indlaeatlon flee and tha whole machinery of man bectna .lowly to move and do ita worn. What the a to mar h needa la nerve force, fluid. ' for Ma dlf eetly flanda. nourlahmenl and Bower. All theae na- eenaltlea It takee from tha blood. If dy.pep.l rlrea nothlnf to tha blood. the blood five notnina; to tn Thla la eommon aenae simple and nnalloyed. Stuart a Pyapepeta Tablet, are com mon aenae preaeed by high power Into UDieia. , in tneae taoieia are powertui eaaencea wnicn aro into tna manta will ba tnada by property owner. to keep .treat car. off Patton avenue and maintain tha atreet Intact. The committee moeta In .peclal alon to hear tha proa and conn ef the matter which foracaata aq unrelontln effort t preaarva ratton avenue aa nart of the boulevard ay.t.m. J. It xti. K la aotlva In hla work In av Inv tha atreet from tlee and rail., aald thla morning: - - - ' "The atreet railway company applied for a franchlaa aomo time mo on rat nn and a very few of the prop- ha atomarh. erty-owner. on tha atreet .lirned a pe- ala". puri hltln ,or th ,,n-.tlvb bu" -trTiT. . 7 9 but 90 per cent of the people on the. celve for her aervloe. tha prooAm from the aale of a piece of property that la Bow valued at U.800. Tha woman put in net- " rfmu the est.t- and the two a Jter. ' of Mra. UUer refueed to honor 1C Th..J that Mra. Caahman led Mra, MUlet to bf.leve that ahe. Mr-. Cahman. waa Jehovah. Attorney J, M. Toun. who claim, to be a psychologist, waa on tne atand today for croea-examlnatlon lJ raae. He' .ay., that ha tm pavrholoar lor Ja year, and that the contention, of Mra. Caahman are In ac cordance with the known effect" of th practice of the aclence. People can do made wll bv auaiteatlon. he " Th wltnec. waa led through all tha phaaea of the aubject In a gTlUlnc cro.a TOO 3IANY MEERY WIDS; NO BALDIES : ,:.: ' ; !.-s a Seattle. Wash., 8ept Com- e munlcanta at the faahlonable ; Epleoopal church of St. Mark. ( e are wondering- ' today f whether , Bev. J. P. D. Uwyd ln.lnua.ted that ha 1. tired of tha women of . e hla congregation who wear Merry a Widow hata. . It all came out e last night at a men'a meeting at !! ' the church.1 During the. evening ? e Rev. Llwyd aald: ''. "It there la anything that I e bate to aee when I get up In my pulpit Sunday morning, to give e my aermon. It la that great aea , of Merry Widow hata. and here e and there a bald head, -? Whan r e go to the theatre X aee "aeaa of, e 4 baldhead., .nd the Merry Widow . e hata are taken off. I want the men -to come to the church, and e I want them badly." , i a aeat food, .too aa. makin caving of food, enrich the aaatrle lulcea. are abaorbed by the blood and thua give It atrength to furnish a batter fluid for dlge.tlng the next meal. Every ph; Kmlnaula ohjectea to tnia rranciuo a reason that It la a part of the boul evard ayetem. " a atonSach dl- "Nineteen year, ago the old cuy ot g p?Vnt de. Ulbloa voted a tO.0O tax on Ita prop r.:,SLV Urtv for narka and boulevard auch a. now exlatexcept that the part of Pat- ton avenue which ilea norm or lutnim- worth avenue, waa not built at tnat alclan kiowa whateomprl.ee these Ub, time, for tne reason xnaj on. yyv"- leta: averr druaalat haa tha earn. knwl. owner who owned ona oyl T edge also. They are -natural eommon aenae digester, which do tha work for the atomacn quickly ana well. Every a rug eiore carriea mem, eoo per pack age. . Sand ua your name and addreaa and we will aend you - a trial package oy man rree. Aaareaa r . a. Muart CO., 160 etuart Diag Maranaiv Mien out an Injunction and held up the grading.- Later on the money for thl. part of " the boulevard, - about . $11,000 in amount, waa apent In variou. waya on the boulevarda. which were already built and when the property-owner. wanted - to grade tha Patton. avenue TIIKIGIINI extension there were no available fund. rt .: t! 100 feet wide, and thla la the connect- and the abutting property had to bear inse, Tn .yaiam originally planned, the expense, out a. etem waa carried making It IS OUT OF LUCK S lng link to all the other boulevarda on ha nannania Pat ton avanua connecta the s Willamette. . the Portland and the Columbia boulevards. It I. the main boulevard running north and south from river to tha otner. Now the atreet railway company a ion g- and wan to to-ru in- na ay.tem by putting a carline on in Patton avenue from Kill mi to pinnin street. other proposition- on foot .worth i Then there I. to ava- an- deatro- nar take, them under It. eunarvfalon. "1'he taxpayer, and cltlaana have Just voted 11,000.000 for parka and boule vard a ana rignt in tne rare or tnia good move let tha streetcar company ruin one piece and some one else make a mud nolo out of another, and very eoon very little or tne ayetem will be lert. "All the Puah cluba and other organ Ice (Ions and-property-owners are going to nut up a outer ri.ni to proruoit any such a move. The city offlolala of the city, the park board and the county of ficials should atand shoulder to shoul der Ilka men and protect and preaerve our boulevards. As every one knows I we have only a fow of them and should have more. - Such boulevards as we I have. If property cared for, ran ba made the pride or Portland. They are wide. level and acenlo and If lined with shade treea and flowera will become -tha de-1 light of ail". BISPHAM WANTS CHILDREN BACK J5 V la. iawiaiii ansa . .. (United frees Leaaae Wire!) New York. Sept H. David Elephant. tha harttona. la lookln for hi. children who were kldnased by hla wife from 1 1 UnlfMAbA rn,n . ..varil ilivi aaA Ttitk ' I tha woman and the children have dis appeared and Biapham'a f rlenda are aid- ( I law nim in me aaarcn. . -, Tha- Rlanham. Benarated rome time a an and bv the agreement at that time. tha children should be In tha custody of the father. While Blspnam wa. at isar naroor. Maine, filling a musical engagement. xra Rlanh&m motored to Hokeneke ani took the children to West Cheater. A few daya later ahe saw auspicious characters about the place and disap peared with the children. GAINES SEARCHING , : FOR MISSING SON a. a. .a eha m . -m-m . . I Oinflf TirOIM J1IM1 Of Klffhtll United KfiltPS Portland boulevard by one propert; - . . I Awnae hA has tiAtlnn that ha want infantry; Object to Iso r lated Ports. (Unltad Pren Leased Wire.) San ' Francisco, Sept. 16. Declaring that tha Eighth Infantry of the United Statea army is "hoodooed,', 'more than half tha men are either quitting today or have announced ' their Intention of quitting In November when-their, terms of enlistment expire. ft TV. naJnea of Thomas. Or.. searching for his eonTTheodore Xlalnea, L. V., , m mloln, .Inn tha mtHdla of July. Oalnea waa working at the trr hotel at tha time ot its aestruc- i In the north end lire. Tne tamer . .odlved word from hla son two daya after that dlaaatroua conflagration, but has received no word since, nor haa he teen successful - In - learning- - of hla whereabouta. The boy baa been in the habit of correapondlng' regularly and hi. long alienee ha. 1 convinced hla shane and to the general eattsf action of parents that soma 111 fortune haa ba the public.' These boulevards should be fallen him, to turn the boulevard Into a street fi anma reason of ' his own. The nubile also object to this, as the whole ays tern is under good management by our county commissioners, who are Keep ing these boulevards In first-class Angel Island, the quarantine post one of tha most : Isolated stations I AT THE THEATRES -S3 Kolb and DiU'a Sale Friday. ' Kolb and Dill, by far two of the fun . nlnst comedians on the American stage. ' together with an excellent supporting company, will be the opening attraction at the He ill g; - theatre, Fourteenth' and Washington streets, next Sunday night, , September 20, In their new musical comedy, "Ixmesome Town." The en gagement la for one week, with usual matinees. "The DfTll" at Lyric. ; " -' The moat Important offering ever made by the Blunkall company at the Lyric Is that which Is being seen at the popular Alder street theatre thin ;. week. "The Devil" is positively tin most fascinating drama of modern i times. . , ,"The Devil" at the Bungalow. Everybody I. going to see The Devil," a. presented by the Baker Stock com : pany at the new and elegant Bungalow theatre. Twelfth and Morrison streets, this week. The piece, as played by inta organization .ot players, is an m etantaneous hit. There will be a mati nee at the Bungalow Saturday. . Great Musical Act, - The new bill at Pantages theatre is making a big hit and drawing capacity houaes. The Four Musical Hodges are presenting a well-staged, dainty musical act In Maud Rockwell the manage ment is presenting a prima donnawltn a. reel voice, elegant wardrobe and fasci nating appearance. ..,.;..- The regiment Is at present stationed here, i in the department of California. The regiment has had some of the most ard uous pout, in the army during the past few years and - tha men are disgusted wun tneir iuck. For the last eight Tears it ha fallen to the lot of the Eighth regiment to I ba etationed on lonelv islands. They came here from Governor's island and went to Gulmeras Island, in the Phil ippines, one of the most desolate posts In tha - whole , archipelago. From there they went to Leyte island and then to Angel Island. The men charge that the orncers or tne regiment imposed unnec essary rigors on them. They say they were compelled to march ' with their knapsacka full of rocks on the ground that it would -get them accustomed to hard eervice. Most of the men are enlisting In other regiments and others have quit the army permanently. r FACE TO FACE. A New Problem For Women. STUDENTS PAINT - rv"Chlcw Perklna at the Star. ' The Little Prospector" la ' one Tn the looking-glass a woman often aeea wrinkles, hollow circles under the eyes. rnur'e fneta.ll hAcanaA aha did not turn HIGH SCHOOL WALL the &. rX ramlnlna Kii-lrir ha lassitiida. nervous- nesa and the pain, and drain of woman- e hood bring such untold suffering that the a face la aure to show It. Every woman, young or old, la well pro tected irora me oiuea, nervousness, ouck- ache. and the many aymptoms of disease A bunch of over sealoua stu dents painted their class number in big red letter, on the Morrison street side of West Side high school soma time during the mid dle of the night The word. "June. '08," with the "J" and the "N" both painted backward., greeted passersby thla morning. 'The boy who did the painting waa lowered from the roof by . means of a rope fastened around 4 hla body and waa held in place by hla companions. ' Just how many boys were in the crowd is 4 not known by the authorities. but an Investigation ' Is being 4 made. ' Should the guilty ones be 4 caught probably a police charge ' wU be placed against them, for 4 aa member, ot a claaa which left school last June they will be out 4 of the jurisdiction of the school 4 authorities. 4 ... 4 4 44) those play, to which a young fellow can take his best .girt nis sister or nis mother and have no fear but that they will enlov it throughout There is a . natttrfllnnNi . rwtrvarflna: the whole oer- -formance that makes one forget they . are at a play. a-.L - r 'i. Grand'a Famous Singers. ' There are threa famous singer, on . the vaudeville program at the Grand thl. week. These - sre Frederick V. Bowers, the. noted American tenor. In "College Days," J. K. Emmet eon of the famous Frits In "A Dakota Divorce" auid ' Tom Moore, the -champion "coon sbouter." Each of these has been a bit ! ; Fanny Fan at tba Oaks. ' The Allen-Curtla Comedy company I will close Ita summer engagement In I the big free alrdome at the Oaks this I ,k tha la at hill It la nreaentlng I Jakey. Ikey and Mlkey. one or tne run niest mualo comedies ever placed before a Portland audience. Along with the mmwlr an rhanr nrettv song, and en orable a oec laities. The piece 1. worm f j A fine Polk county horse wa. gored to death by a cow. - (si? 10 prevalent among our women it they remedy for the Ills of womanhood, be- wlll conscientiously take Doctor Plerce'a Favorite Prescription, a aafe and sure pi hoi. diaitalia or anr deleterious drugs. Weak women are made strong and aick women are made well by this aplendld prescription which waa used by Doctor Pierce In hla large private practice In the apeclalty of women's diseases. Jfivery woman troubled In this way should write him about her case, care of In valid?' Hotel and Surgical institute, Buf falo, N. Y.-- . Many times women call on their family fihysiclans, suffering as they imagine, one rom dyspepsia, another from heart dis ease, another from liver or kidney die ease, another from nervous exhaustion or prostration, another with pain here and there, and In this way they ail present alike to themselves and their easy-going and indifferent, or over-busy doctor.separ ate and distinct diseases, for which he ar"timing them to be such, prescribes hla pl.ls and potions. In reality they are only ttmotoma caused bv some womb disease. The physician Ignorant of the cattse suffering, encourages this practice until large bills are made. The suffering pa tlent gets no better, but probably worse. tens meat ona. A proper medicine like Dr. Plerce'a Favorite iTe- by reason of the delay, wrong treatment and consequent complications, a pro scrlDtion. directed to the eattfe. would have entirely removed the disease, thereby dis pelling all those distressing symptoms, and Instituting comfort Instead of pro longed misery. It haa been well aald that a disease known is nan cured- m cases almost Innumerable, after all other medicines fiad railed to nein ana aoetora had said there was no cure possible, the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, supplemented, when necessary, by tha medical advice and counsel ot Dr. Pierce, has resulted in a perfect and permanent cure,' , ., ' To refute the many false and mallcloua attacks: bogus formulas and other un truthful statements published 'concern ing Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines, tha Doctor naa aeciaea to puDiisn a i tne in gredients entering into them and place the same on the wrapper inclosing each bottle. The exact working formula for making these medicines cost Dr. Pierce and his collaborating Chemists and Phar macists many years of study and experi ments, but as perfected they produce' almost perfect pharmaceutical com nounds. embodying all the active, medi cinal DrinclDlea residing in the ingredi ents employed, and preserving them per fectly for any length ef time and in any climate without tha use of a drop of alcohol..- '-; ''y.-'fi- ' These ere the Original Llttl. Liver Pills, first put up over 40 year, ago, oy old vr. K. v. fierce, -xneyt imitated but never equaled. user- nd ot tb oeen ' hhh Smallest easi est to take and best They're tiny, sugar- coated, antl-blllous granules, a comoouni refined and concentrated vegetable extracts. Without disturbance or trouble, constipa tion. Indigestion, bilious attacks, sick and bilious headaches, and all derangements of the liver, stomach, and bowels are prevented, relieved, and cured. Permanently cured, too, Br their mild and natural action, theae little Pellet gently lead the system Into natural ways acaln. Their 'uauauar Mata. l!to Bay City Miiamoo kBay "P. G." Harriman Says: "Rush the Tillamook Railroad First" it JFLA3IES DESTROY ' DOUGLAS DRYER fTalted trm tart Wlra.l Roeebarg. Or, Sept 1. The largest frutt drver In the county, belonging to XV. C Winston, located on hla fruit ranch at Winston, burned yesterday morning, with all Its con tent a. which were valued at tl.tOA. It being Just at the tlma wben prune drying la under full blaat. tha naa will aggregate nearly twlr that amount aa It will ran' the na of awveral thouaaad pounda of rrunM. r-endtng tha erectlosj of a new r. m Inaton . will rebuild at eryer. once. Killed by Ptrrrtrar. crelt-S rrmm t4 Wira.1 fattle. Wash., SVept. I. John D. -a,.-r r . t 1 011 id, 'avrard arina treat) last night an4 Cid at the hnapltaj this snomlng. Hal-)-r was hurl front the treat! to the r-aa 40 below. bjt wba ph-kad r aa r-effetlr rwwloui and spoke In rora'ms ah-ut him. F r-riiv ar-r reayhlng tfca THWivltal ,.r,-j lrt t)"-,T-loue" aa4 re it trat coeei,Uoe urall the time t T1--a wan h nfctaiwe-t 1 tmt- 1 1 rf he rra-,- a -r t -t 'J rjr t- f j.dfd i . . i 1. f la i. a. Has made em as white as t. winter snows. j Sing a song of soapsuds, A kitchen full of steam, Four and twenty hours, at least, Before she'll get 'em clean. That's the way they used to wash, But now a change we see, Some magic hastens everything, And sets the housewife free. The mistress, in the pantry, Is earing bread and honey, She knows the magic power, at work, Is saving time and money. ' The following report from Chief Engineer George I Davla shows how the orders of the Wizard of the Pacific are being obeyed.' - - Are You in Doubt? PICTURE PR AMES 50cto 01.00 Vols, This Woelt 39c 1,000 Oval Picture Frames, black and gilt finish, all, sizes. from cabinet to 11x14 inches, fitted complete with glass and.' back. THIS WIIX YOUR CHOICE 39c See Window Display EYES TESTED AND GLASSES FITTED In a scientific manner in our Optical Section. -,: A QUARTER OFF ON -TRUNKS AND BAGS We are: showing a line, of Trunks and Suitcases this week that can't-be excelled in the city. To make this showing more interesting we have de cided to sell 'them at one fourth less than regular. $ 9.65 Trunk, 36-inch-rsale.. .:. :.'; . , ?7.25 $10.25 Trunk, 36-ihch salfi . . . .... . . . . . .0,45 $12.00 Trunk; 34-irichsale ?5.7l5 $4.25 Suitcase 2Wnchsale , i ;..;,$3.25 $8.00 Suitcase, 24-inch sale . ... .... .....$0.00 $9.75 Suitcase sale ; . ...V.'.'. ....$7.85 TRUNKS TO SO SUIT CASES TO SBO ABE-U-DEAF? ThcAcousticon - AlatcesB HearlngBaay We Have Them For All Classes of Deaf nesa BOHEMIAN GLASS AT 10N&HALF PRICE "All this week we are showing an lm . mense assortment of exquisite Bohe mian Glass at one - half the regular price. To realize the beauty and -quality of these pieces you must come- and see them; The line includes Comports (all styles), Bowls, Plates, Vases, Trays. Footed Bowls, Basket Dishes, Nappies, Cordial Sets, Lime . Sets, Glasses, etc, THIS WEEK ONE-HALF PRICE H' J' - WB 1)0 ABTI8TI0 piCTrmu OREGON mil f m September 14-19 RACING DAILY $5000 Trotting and Pacing Races Wednes- k day and Thursday v : . ,- ''. . .. - . , ' 3-,------------------- Livestock Display Without Equal on the Pacific Coast Free Evening Amusements. Special Railroad Rates PORTLAND DAY $1.25 ROUND TRIP Read what the chief engineer reports of construction work on the P. R. 4 N. Railway. Grading it in progress between Bay City and Tillamook, Steam Shorel No. 1 is at Bay City, grading towarda the Miami. A piledriver ia at work on bridge wo. i at tne luiamook end and decking ia following as test as tha piles are driven. Another piledriver ia at work at bridge No. 9 overjw the Miami. Tunnel No. 1 at Hobsonville (14 miles from Bay City) is being completed and a great effort ia being made to complete the road from Tillamook to Bay City at the earliest possible moment. Teams arc ' hauling powder to the tunnel out front Buxton at this end of the line. A i X large force of men ia engaged clearing and grading the right of way from j tunnel No. 1 near Buxton to the 30-mile post. Grading and bridge work between the 20-mile and 30-mile posts ia being rushed and tha force will ba Z enlarged just aa aoon aa men can be engaged. B AY CITM The maid is In the garden, Hanging out the clothes, For "P. & G.' has made Vm As white as winter snows." im irxajiMT roaazxzji urm anoit urs comczavcxax crrr to rOSTaaJIB Lots $50 to $ tOOO EASY TERMS " 1 1 DOWN WILL DO. IP YOU WANT TO BUILD A RESIDENCE, STORE OR FACTORY. Boy now, before the railroad is completed, and make some easy money. (These prices win multiply eereral times. Why wait and fay the penalty?! 'For pnntea p.ats, doo suets, pneeasta, etc. appsy P. tf G. Napntlia Soap. . . Try it. BAY CITY LAND COMPANY l LUMBER EXCHAKGEL ni Mil-i 111L .lso 170 forrm trail St, S':e.-n. end By City, Or. ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS j 503J4 WASHINGTON STREET, CORNER FIFTH $ NO PAIN Fa More Fear of the Dental Chair NO PAIN - "NOR A HIGH DENTAL BILL " Rates All This Month! Full set,; that fit.. '.$5.00 Gold Crowns, 221c$3.50 Bridge Teeth, 22Jc3.50 X Gold , Fillings -....91.00 Silrer FUlings ......60t WHY PAY MORE? t If , you are nervous or X hare heart trouble, " the Electro Painless System will do the work when 2 others faiL- AU Work Warranted Ten - Year. 2 Bask Reference Opea ErealsJ isd ScsJro - Uty Attetilant ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS I -Comer Fifth and Washington, Across From Perkins Hotel X Meataaeaeeeee-eeteeeeeae4aeeeeea4eeea-at ! We Specialize in Fine Business Slattonery SBaVMaHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaMsaaaaaaMBBaaaaV-al . ASK TO SEE SAMPLES OF DISTKCTIVE HEADINGS ' till. uni ii'ianii .i "J : Fiflli and Oalt Little Atlcts,, ahvars pzy.