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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27. .1908.
PRESIDE!! SENDS
VERVJEIB THAHKS
in-Personal letter Praises
Tullback-s Spirit of
- Self Sacrifice.
'' i (United Press Luted Wire. .
Cambridge. Mass., Nov. 27. The self
sacrifice of Krnest C Verwetb, the Hex
' vard fullback, in withdrawing from the
game with Tale In order to permit an-
- other player of goal kicking ability to
mipplant him at a ctltlca moment has
brouKht the crimson player a letter of
praise from President Roosevelt The
ti resident save:
"Like every other good Harvard man,
' t'hav. the heartiest feeling of Kratl-
tude to the entire team who won the
f rat victory on Saturday last. Jtsut i
eel a special eense 1 of gratitude
towards you. It was through you more
than anyone else that Kennard was put
In a position to do the work which he
. am so aamiraoiy ana 10 kick me goal
from the field.
"For the good of the team your Indi-
vldual good was sacrificed, and through
this sacrifice and through the admirable
work you had already done and through
Kennard s line kirk a victory was won
"However, it was a first rate exam
ple of the interest of the Individual
being subordinated to the good of the
team. There cannot oe any Better i
son for our national life than to teach
that the good of the individual mull
be subordinated for the good of the
neonle.
'Now, I have the heartiest admiration
for Kennard feat. He kicked the son 1
and he did a service that no one else
could have done and too much pralae
cannot be given mm. out you are en
titled to every whit as much and every
man I have met here feels just the way
I do. With the beat good wishes and
congratulations believe ma, sincerely
yours. THEODORE ROOSEVELT.1'
The president f loses his letter with
n postscript in wnicn ne says ne would
iiKe to uianx personally ail wno con
tributed to the victory. '.,..
KEGEO HELD AS
V SLAVEHOLDER
' (United Press Lessed Wire.i
Seattle, Wash., Nov. J7. An echo of
- the days of fugitive slaves was heard
at this morning a session or the Juven
ile court before Judre Frater. when
representatives of the Dorcas club of
colored men. and women accused t earn
Slier,: a local lumberman, of being in
possession of the person of 9-year-old
Nora McPherson, contrary to .the
amendment to the constitution of the
United States prohibiting , slavery. The
' Dorcas club insists that Blser pur
chased the little colored girl at Fargo,
N. G, last, fall and that be is in. pos
session of a Mil of sale, as proof of
bis ownership. The case will be heard
later. . ,
Yeoman Entertainment. :
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 27. -The Teo
man lodge gave a very successful enter
tainment and supper at Odd Fellows
hall last evening. There was a good at
tendance "and the mimical and literary
numbers of the orocram were enjoyed
bv all present. The committee in charge
Consisted of Mrs. Dr. H. Arnold, chair
man, Mrs. It. B. Mclean and Mrs. Jen-
nie Young. The first prize In the dough
nut eating contest was won . by Otto
Berg and the' second-: prize by Frank
Whftegon.
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"BOSS"
COMBINE FOR
ON BLANKET FRANCHISE
The franchise committee of "the city
council-did not hold its regular meet
ing this morning owing to the inability
of City Attorney Kavanaugh to be pres
ent, he being in the circuit court busy
with the sujt filed by the Inman-Poul-
sen company. The city attorney, how
ever, notified the . committee that he
will file a written opinion with It to
morrow morhing. This ; opinion will
confirm an oral one already given in
which Mr. Kavanaugh holds that the
council has ample power to place pro
tective limitations in the franchise now
being considered.
Councilman Kellaher was closet d
with the mayor for a long time this
morning, and it Is thought the chief
executive has assured Mr. Kellaher -of
his support or that councilman s efforts
to include in the franchise ordinance a
common user clause and other safe
guarding measures, by veto if neces
sary. NO EXTENUATION OF
CHIMES OF SWINGLE
Bentlment of the Vicinage Adjudges
Him Plain Murderer Fu
neral Arrangement.
(Special Dtspttch to The Journal.)
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 27. The bod
ies of A. B. Newell and Fred Swingle,
principals in the double tragedy In the
Chelatchle Prairie country night before
last, will in all probability be burled
near the scene of the crime. W H.
Hamilton of the Vancouver Undertaking
company, is now at the Huffman-Newel!
farm for the mimosa of hnndllnir thu
funerals.
At first It was thought the body of
Newell, the murdered man. would be
brought to Vancouver, and it aad been
taken to Yacolt; when word came to
hoJd until further orders.- It is Mrs.
Huffman-Newell's wish to have the body
of her husband of four days burled near
her farm.
All the facts seem to show that Swin
gle deliberately murdered Newell, the
successful suitor for the hand of Mrs.
Huffman, and after attempting to 111
the object of his affections, shot him
self. The affair has stirred up intense
feeling in the Chelatchle Prairie coun
try. tl ; -.
BIDS ON TACOMA
TUNNEL OPENED
(United Freu Leased Wire.)
Seattle, Nov. 2t-The engineering de
partment of the Seattle branch of the
Union Pacific railroad this afternoon
opened bids for the construction of the
tunnel at Tacoma. The bids were taken
under advisement, and the contract will
be awarded later. The bidders were
Twohy Brothers of Spokane, the Pa
cific Coast Construction oihpany of
Portland. Stevens & Boy In g ton of Seat
tle, George W. Jackson of Chicago and
G. O. Fobs & Co. of Spokane.
The amounts of the bids are not made
public
TAFT DENIES HE HAS
NA31ED HITCHCOCK
(United Press Leased Mire.)
Hot Springs, Va,, Nov. 7. When his
attention was called to the statement,
printed this afternoon, to the effect
that the announcement had been made
of the appointment of Frank H. Hitch
cock as postmaster general in his cab
inet President-elect Tsft said the report
was without foundation. He said he
had not authorized a statement thsr
the position had. been tendered to Hitch
cock, and much less that it had been. ac
cepted. BUGGY DE3I0LISHED
AND TWO INJURED
(Bpeclnl r1nteh to Th Jonrnil l
La -Grande, Or.. Nov. 27. A serious
runaway occurred vesterdav after the
! football game here bet ween Cove anrl
I La Grande high schools. Lester John.
on and Clara Hancock were driving
home to Cove late In the afternoon. The
team took fright near Island City andi
ran away smashing the buggy into,'
kindling wood. Johnson was badly,
bruised, receiving numerous nrain I
Miss Hancock's left leg was broken and
she was otherwise Injured.
"U Are King? at Auditorium.
(Special Plipateh to Th Jmiroil
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 27. Edmund
Carroll, in "We Are King." will be the
attraction at the Auditorium theatre
?unday evening. This is Mr. Carroll's
irst visit to Vancouver, although he
has been seen In Portland several times.
Mr. Carroll's present vebicle Is a beauti
ful love story with plenty of the good
fresh country comedy. The scene is
laid I" a rural district of Germany, and
the plot hinges around the remarkable
resemblance between the king of the
province and a literary vagabond. This
brings about numerous complications
whicli are funny in the extreme and
wind up in a pretty love affair. ,
'':?
Xew -York's Chinatown has a popu
lation of S.000. . -
CM
VCK IX NEWYOKK
ATTACK
"The Portland Railway. Light & Pow
er company will never get the franchise
u is trying
to force the neonle to
give." declared Mr. Kellaher. "The de
mands of the corporation are too arro
gantly ridiculous to be considered bv
sensible men. It wants the right to use
tracks 'of other roads without being
wuung 10 auow outers to use its own
tracks.
"By means of tricky wording it has
practically secured a vested right to
carry on an unlimited freight traffic
on all the lines of its system. The os
tensible grants made to It for the use
of freight cars apply only to a few
streets in different parts of the city.
When I asked Mr. Fuller in the council
meeting the other day how he proposed
to get the freight to those streets he
admitted that other portions of the
company's lines would have to be used.
"The streets on which the freight
carrying privileges are given are so
chosen as to practically make it possi
ble for the company to use the entire
system for .this purpose."
NEW BOOKS FOE THE
LIBRARY
The following new books mav he
examined at the public library during
mis week and will be ready for clrcu
latlon Monday, November 80.
BIOGRAPHY.
Buckingham The romance of George
VHllers. first duke of Buckingham, and
Bumtj men ana women or the Stuart
court; by P. H. Glbbs. 1908.
st i7 Tcl77:, by Christopher
BOOKS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
Asbjornsen & Moe Eventvrbog for born
Balsac La ctouslne Bette.
Baiin Le ble mil lev
I'ahl Johan Sverdrup et Storthlngs-
Deck'en Die Elken von Elkenhelde.
Flor Haandbog 1 den Danske llter
atur. ' '
Jacobsen -Im dienst.
Maeterlinck La vie des abetlles.
Riehl Eln ganzer mann.
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL.
Henderson & Matt Scotland of today.
1907.
McKenzle The unveiled east. 1907.
Sayce The archoeology of the cune
iform inscriptions. 1K07.
FICTION.
Bazln The unu - '
Booth The post girl.
Church Lords of the world.
Litchfield The moving finger writes.
FINE ARTS.
Marls The brothers Marls: ed. bv
Charles Holme, text by V. C. Thorn,p-
son. 1907
Elliott Potter
v and noreelaln.
1S7S.
Murlllo Murlllo. a bioaraohv and an.
prestation; by A. F. Oalvert. 1907.
Patterson Chats with mualo-lovers.
n. d.
HISTORY.
Arton Hlstorv of Freedom and Other
Essays, 1907.
Margolouth Cairo, y Jerusalem and
Damanciis, 1907. ,
Bunilla Spanish Daily Life, a Reader,
1907.
Buehler A Modern English Grammar,
with Composition, 1908.
LITERATURE.
Aflalo, romp. Tne Call of the Sea;
a Prose Anthology, 1907.
Jessopp Frlvola. Simon Ryan and
Other Papers, Ed. 2, 1907.
Trent & Henneman, comps. The Best
American Tales, 1907.
RELIGION.
Balzanl The Popes and the Hohen
staufen. 1901. -
Gwatkln The Arlan Controversy,
1903.
Rheumatism
Cure
A Home Cur Will Be Ctvtn
FREE by One Who Had It
In the spring of 1898 I was attacked by
Huwulsr and Inflammatory Rheumatism.
I Miffered as only those who have it know,
lor over three yean. I tried remedy after '
remedy, and doctor after doctor, but such.'
relief ail received was only temporary.
Finally I found a remedy that cured me
completely, and it hu never returned. I
have given It to a number who were ter
ribly afflicted and even bed-ridden with.
Bheumattem, and it effected a cure la '
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I will send a free trial of this precious
remedy by mail, postpaid to any sufferer
who writes for it. Jurt fill out the coupon
below and mail it to me todav.
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Mr. Jackson is responsible. Abort state
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Kama.
Addresi.
JT
Richard Crbker, the old Tam
many leader, who is coming to New
York for a visit, and his home in
Ireland. N
Program of Modernism; a Reply to
the Encyclical "of Pius X, 1908.
SCIENCE.
Campbell Modern Electrical Theory,
1907.
Hessler & Smith Teachers' Handbook
to Accompany the Assenttals of Chem
istry, 190?.
McCook Nature's Craftsmen; Popu
lar Studies of Ants and Other Insects,
1907.
Rich Feathered Game of the North
west, 1907.
Bervlse Astronomy with the Naked
Eye, 1908.
Strasburger and others Textbook of
Botany, Ed. 3, 1908.
SOCIOLOGY.
Cronsor Pupil Self-Government, its
Theory and Practice, 1908.
Half Youth; Its Education. Regimen
and Hygiene, 1907.
Lowell The Government of England,
two volumes, 1908.
Perry The (Management of a City
School, 1908.
USEFUL ARTS.
Audel's Gas Engine Manuel, 1908.
Barton Terriers, Their Points and
Management. 190s.
Carr-Open Hearth Steel Castings,
1907.
Creighton The Steam Engine and
Other Heat-motors. 1907.
Hasluck Practical Metal Plate Work,
1907.
Lodge Electrons, 1807.
Oswald German Cookery for the
American Home, 1907.
Practical Upholsterer, 1891.
Schofleld The Force of Mind, 1908.
BOOKS ADDED TO REFERENCE DE
PARTMENT Brynlldsen Dictionary """of the Eng
lish and Dano-Norwegian Languages,
two volumns, 1902.
Heck The Steam Engine and Other
Steam Motors, two volumns. 190!-1907.
Hlscox Modern Steam Engineering in
Theory and Practice, -1907.
Verltv & others Flats. Urban houses
and Cottage Homes, 1908.
BOOK8 ADDED TO JUVENILE DE
PARTMENT.
Adams Baker Harper's Eleetrleltv
Book for Boys.
Baldwin Second Fairy Reader.
Brown Star Jewels and Other AVon-
ders.
Knapp Raphla and Reed Weaving.
Madden Two Royal Foes.
Two French army dogs have drawn
light ambulances, the Invention of a
lieutenant, with a load of 160 pounds
each, for some 375 miles, without a
breakdown, showing how they can be
used in war.
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: (Special 'Dlspsteb to The r Journal.
La Crosse, Wis., Nov, 27, For the
damage done to her rugs and carpets by
mourners, who tracked mud into her
home at a funeral. Mrs. K. L. Snicer.
active in society and church affairs of
this city, has obtained a judgment for
ize against me estate or Mrs. Jrred
King. . ...
Mrs. King, whose home has been
closed since the death of her husband a
ear ago, died at a hospital recently and
er body was taken to the Bplcer home
for the funeral. The day or the fu
neral was stormy and many mourners
with muddy shoes flocked to the Bpicer
home, wnen Mrs. upicer asaea the ad
ministrator of the estate of Mrs. Ring
to reimourse ner ror tne aamage done
he refused and Mrs. Splcer started suit.
Judge Brindley entered the judgment
for $J5 after calling on several under.
takers lor aavice. - - .
CANADA SHUTS OUT
MEATS FROM STATES
(Unites Press Leued Wire.)
Minneapolis. Nov. 7. Railwav offi
cials this afternoon received notice of
a quarantine declared by the Canadian
government against meats from certain
arts or tne united states because of
oot and mouth disease. Packlna house
officials say their companies have not
been notified or the quarantine. .
Teamsters at Emnorla. Kan., have
formed a union. ' .
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I FROM NEW YORK WORLD, MAT 8, '08 '
AMERICANS LACK COMMON
SENSE, SAYS WESTERNER
Told Well Known New YorRer He Was Living Like
a Fool So Far As His Stomach Was Concerned.
L. T. Cooper, who ia at present ex
plaining 'his medicines to th public, of
this city and attracting a great deal of
attention, thinks that Americans - are
lacking in common sense. - Cooper
claims that most lii-neaun is aue to
stomach disorders caused by improper
living. . When-interviewed Thursday, he
said: :' .... .
"While modern conditions are largely
responsible for many half-sick, run-down
people tn America today, laca oi com
men sense can also be blamed. -
"It is impossible to lead the active
outdoor life that nature demands. It is
impossible .for . many to exercise the
body sufficiently to 'make' the gastric
Juices wholly acttva and virile, -, n is
Impossible to spend as much time as we
should in the fresh air and sunshine.
But it 1h nossible to treat a stomach
already weakened by , these facts with
a little consideration. .
"If the American people would think
half as much of their stomachs as they
do of their pocketbooks, there wouldn't
be so much of this tlred-all-the-tlma
feeling. y -..
"If we would sit down quietly to a
plain, common sense meal, eat slowly.
chew . every mouthful thoroughly, and
Mien give it time to aigest, mere
wouldn't be so many droopy, listless,
sallow-faced men and women. But we
don't; we are .a nation of bolters. We
bolt our food and expect our stomachs
to do the work our teeth were intended
for. We rush through our meals as
though to catch a train. Tim Is money.
jn consequence we are tne. richest na
tion on the face of the globe, but we
are slowly becoming a lot of chronlo
dyspeptics. . y-
"Our forefathers gave ua two things
First,a glorious land with unlimited
resources and opportunities. Second,
sound constitutions, with good, healthy
MEN CURED
I do not scatter my faculties, as does the or
dinary physician, but I t-oncentrate them or dis
eases and weaknesses peculiar to the male. Re
cently I have treated scores of stubborn cases'
for some of the best men of this city and vicin
ity, and not a failure nor an unpleasant result
has been reported. What I have done for others
I can dotor you. -
PROSTATIC INFLAMMATION
My cures of this disorder are permanent and
lasting. No tonics that stimulate, temporarily,
but thoroughly scientific treatment' for the re
moval of conditions responsible for the function
1
al derangement. General nervous depression Is
merely a symptom of inflammation, or conges
tion of the prostate gland, and under my own
original local treatment the gland is promptly
reduced to its normal state and complete func
tional activity Is the lasting result
MY FEE fOR A
THOROUGH
CURE IS ONLY
sue
nr avt grama casb
CONSULTATION AND DIAGNOSIS FREE
MY HONEST AND CANDID ADVICK COSTS YOIT NOTHING. T
cheerfully give you tne very best opinion, guided by years of successful
practice. Men out of town. In trouble, write if you cannot call, as many
i
cases yield readily to proper home
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The DR. TAYLOR CO.
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SKATING RINK
To every person who places a Cash Want Ad )n The Journal, Daily
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SKATING RINK ON THE COAST. ' ..
THE EXPOSITION RINK
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During the last month the Want Ad pitrons of THE DAILY JOUR
NAL and SUNDAY JOURNAL have increased largely in number.
To show our appreciation of this increase, and incidentally to attract
the attention of many people who have not yet used the Classified
Advertising Columns of THE JOURNAL, we have secured for our -patrons
from the EXPOSITION ROLLER SKATING RINK 5,000
tickets. We will give one of these tickets absolutely free to every
person who inserts a cash Want Advertisement in THE SUNDAY
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THE JOURNAL'S circulation in Portland, Sunday nd DaUy, is
the biggest. THE JOURNAL carries by far the greatest number of
columns of Classified Advertising of any paper in Portland. ' There
fore, if you wish to advertise, or if you have a friend who desires
to advertise, by patronizing THE SUNDAY or DAILY JOURNAL
you not only get the best service and the greatest publicity, but you
have thrown in free of charge a 70-cent ticket to the Exposition Roller
Skating Rink, at Nineteenth and Washington I streets. The ticket
will be good for any day, any session. Late and popular music ren
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JOURNAL WANT
digestive ' organs. SW are developing
the first. and letting the second go to'
ruin. ;. - ' . ' - .
"The amount Of balf-chewed. hastily i:
eaten food the average American stuffs v
Into himself during fh day is positive
ly wicked. - Then when he feels Bull
and nervous and tired he begins to im
agine he has kidney trouble, or liver
complaint, or heart' trouble, or nerve
exhaustion, or goodness knows what.
There is just one thing the matter with
him. He hqs abused the one organ in
his body most essential to good health
the atomach and until the gastrto .
juices in his atomach perform their
functions as they should, all the doc
tors between here and San; Francisco
will not make him well. 7 .
"Tho other day a man well known in
New York, who takes almost no exer
cise and who Is a big feeder, called on
me and said, 'from what a friend tells
me about your medicine I think It will
help me at least I am willing to give
It a trial; but, supposing it does get my
stomach in shape, how long will it last f
I replied: 'If you take Cooper's New
Discovery, at the end of six" weeks your
food should be digesting perfectly once
more; and you will feel like another
man. But If you continue to act like a
fool, so far as what you eat and the
way you eat it are concerned, you will
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