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Newspaper Page TextHIE "OREQOtf tfAlLY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 5, MIX mm m mm a: Will A I LASI Mavor Would. Hare Institu tion in New City Jail - Balidihfr Dr. : Wheeler j Bays $2000 Would Furnish It Completely. Pinkertons End Hard Tmo Year Chase hy Capture at VahcouTer, B. C. , ,i 4 - i . -r'-: f ,a , . : f in . , .A nderson new to familiar . with b taken to the other hospital, any- J 0,8crlme. &eaT,ltt. U. vAuth And In- . Iney Would. notj p liamuea in ne 1 eXDertenc& hi j. SOnnoied to Tlavo hnsnitai. : H'or instance. 11 - , ir. vuieu D L leant iid.vuu unuuuienirr. iiv Jiayor Stmoa says that Portland t to hara an etnereocy hospital, that la, 1 tha city council carries out his wlshea The rrrnyor broposes td .utUlta a wlnt of tha tifpW- pew city Jail to ta Duut at l ark ana Everett tret lor, tn- pur pose. 11 think an. Institution or this kind can be brovlded for. at a small ad dition to the appropriation that will b ia.un,.., frtr ti,A 4nll t mctur.' ; iltv Health Officer C. II. frhecler nva tha emergency hospital can be pro vWed after? tli manner suggested by tlie mayor at a cost not to ejiceed $2000. "All w ned Is a portion of on floor of the new jail." tald Dr. Wheeler. "An tirtratlns- room, a ward big enough to rontin tlx beds, three tooms -nliaula lor the reception of patients -uflertng from delirium tremens and a room for th liouee physician will h arupla for tt) present oeeaa 01 uiis cuy. .. 1 'According to my Ideas such hos pital would b neefled only for th re ception of temporarily insane persons and for those suffering from minor ao t idents rln short (or th reception only of such cases as in cuy nospiiais 00 not car to take. to way. man in tut fhlt ked uD-wlth a broken ftk-ir It would ba folly to. brim him to tlie city hospital and then reinov him to som other one. In accidents of that character th patient should b moved about as little as po-elMe, and th city omiM nnl tall A ram of Much CiStientS. The hospitals of Portland are all situated at convenient distances from the heart of the ltv now, and were It not for ,th minor cases which are not wanted by these Institutions w would have no need of an emergency hospital. In Ban Francisco and . other cities the situation la different. .,' There a main emergency hospital Is maintained seven miles from the business district, and smaller receiving hospitals ar located In varlons parts of th city." , .... ; -Councilman Cellars vesterdsy obleoted to the final riassRee of an ordinanc ap propriating- tI,t00 for the purchof tbe jail ana nospuai n si wiu . leverett streets, so the matter will have to go over for two weeks. At the next council meeting, however. ther: is no doubt that the measure will be passed almost unanimously. ; Councilman Cel lars thinks the location of the municipal huildin should bo more central., ;, BALLOONIST NEARLY " HAKES LAST ASCENT To those who enjoy thrilling attempts and ar on the looKout ror a seneauon- ai accident the balloon . ascension OP i'oiincll t:rst these days must offer real inducement. ilare Ievil Harry Wright, the man Is called, who risks his lite periodically In his balloon, lie himself asserts that he expects to be killed : in one of Ms daring attempts some day and that he never goes up without taking- hi life In his sands. . Saturday afternoon came hear being bis "Goodbye WtUie" . day. Only the narrowest margin of luck, tempered with steady , nerve saved the aeronaut from being dashed to death In Mar- quam's guioh east of Council Crest. Mr. Av right says that he thought- it was surely time for hla orayers that after' non. ' - . . . ", -y-f ..- -v It happened this' way, A very high wind was blowing at the time of the ascension and th greatest difficulty was experienced ii 11 tunc tne balloon. "Ordinarily.- said Mr. Wright 'this would bav been -,. accomplished , in few minutes but owing to the dlffi. culty experienced la netting off and the fact that blsHors. my able assistant. --wws-nestrly-vrem -whil- t work di- rectinir tne charging worV I did hot properly adjust th Rllng connecting the paraehut.to th big balloon and onlv realized ray danger after leaving-, the irauoa na wnue 1 was suspenaea neaa downwards from th trapexe bar. My only chanc was to remain perfectly still until a sufficient height had been reached. ! then endeavored to reach the slinir but th jerk In so doing caused 1he knot te let go. fortunate! at suf ficient height to permit the opening of th paraohut before reaching the froana. i iio inienoea to rise 00O or 6000 feet higher end to disappear from sight before cutting loose had not .. the accident occurred." i , , t . Slssora. wh Is devoted to Wright, and has been hla right hand man for years, was nearly overcome when he had experienced and he added that every time Wright nsoends In his balloon he think - It may , b . . his last asoent. Vvrlght will to tip again neit Saturday afternoon and he ys he will not cut inose this timi before attaining an al titud of mile abov the Crest John A. G. Anderson, Alias John Graham. """T iohn Alfred nraham , Anderson, the SJ-yesr-old forger arrested In Yancou- Pitikei ton dett;cUv)S to have attempted to work two- Portland banks. Anderson, whose arrest was caused by the 1'inker tons. has been sent -hack - to Toronto. Canada, t to answer several Charges of forrerv. lond bd&Ih Rt Mm. . . - s i XVnrlrtnff fnr a. linrt timi Ah Ihnnlr. Keeper In th Bank of Montreal, Toron PACIFIC AFTER OlGEIIDOl'JOEIII Pacific university ht forest Orove Is to Institute & campaign for the Increase of Its endowment At a. meeting bf the board of director held yesterday at the office of the president, Harvey W. Pcott'tbe plan was presented by the University president, William Kerrin, who hopes to raise 1308,000 within year. Mr. Ferrin aid that Help is fnythhtnliiflr frntn th emit If the cam paign, i undertaken, and, .prominent among those who are. ready to give aid is , Dr. ; Pearsons, the Chicago pnnsn- thrdpist wh one before tav 150.000 to the institution on condition that It raise a certain amount for Itself. . . 'The film! when ruined wilt he emended In the erection of .new building. Prob ably 1100,000 will be devo.ted to such purpose, ana iiz.uuo nasaireaoy oeen aisea ror a new gymnasium wniun is o , cost 120.000. . ., A men' dormitory will require 110,000. a science hall $50,- 000, and a library 130.000. The remain der Will be turned Into s, permanent endowment fund. ; t- . - , , , - w On th action Ot the bont-d. W. D. Frgyson, professor bf. Biblical litera ture at Pacific, hb Is fisitlnt lr New England, was telegraphed and put In Last year h secured $35,000 In Chicago for the uhlversity, .The college now he an endowment of $215,000, but IS In need of addltlrmal f-undi. t .f; .-' The directors present at the meeting ere tf. W. Scott. Judtt C. E. W'olver- ton. for. l.utheiB.Dyott. t. W.: Haine. Rev.. C. F. Clapp, - Newtoft McCoy, N- nnltn rairtA Mllinn . W Rmlth . .Tnhrt E. Bailey. George H. Mar?h and Prjesi dent Ferrin. Th jurisdiction r of the canvass plan was placed In the .hands of a special, committee, consisting of Messrs. Scott Clapp, Frank Warren. Marsh and Ferrin. . Simultaneously , an efrort.wlll be mad to increase the student enrollment, which.. la now 140. TIIE STRANGER WITHIN OUR GATES operated. in all part ot the United States and in Europe. - ,.;' When -Andernon left th employ ; of th Toronto bank a year and a half ago. and got fl& on a bad check at the Bank of Nova Scotia. Boston. Mass.. the Piitu ertons, working under contract with tae me American lianKeis- association, too up tbe . long chase which finally ended In Vancouver, B. ,C, a few day ago. From Boston, Anderson , was traced to Chicago, where h purchased h 120 dia mond stud from an . A. L. Greenberr. and gave in payment A forged check for suu,, gelling away wun mo stua ana isv in casn. , ,, . Beat Chicago Board BIO. Another Chicago victim, according to me I'inKertons, wnp were tnen not; on the trait was th Great Northern ho tel, which place h left without settling me ia ooara dui Be owoa. Next Anderson was. traced to Bur lingtony Va,- where, he victimised th secretary of the Yt M. CttA to the ex tent of $3.75 with a bad check. From Burlington A.ndexson Journeyed to De troit Mich., where he passed a bad check" Tor lib on the national ttanK of com merce. Tivh-oit and beat a hoard bllL Then to Indianapolis, ind., went th for ger., In the Indiana city the Denison hotel fell victim to the extent of S2&. Becoming bold after a long series of succesBful forgertea the youtliful crim inal next went to Oraaha, where , he passed a forged check for $1G0 on the J. , I,; Brandes banktt Jumping to - Eafl" Francisco he passed a forged cneck for u . on trie cauaaian win or com merce, and in Los Angeles he got $300 irons tne irst xsacionai Dana. Hot "after tha forger, the Pinkertons almost had him In their grasp at Los Angeles. Suspecting trouble. .Anderson took the firBt train for New. York, and embarked Immediately for Paris, where he got $230 from a large bank. yrtnt to Se Girl. , Ceavlrig Paris. Anderson, was nert lo cated In Windsor, Ont, where a girl with whom he was In Jove was supposed Jo live. t Ther he got $15 from a local hank and drew on the Independent bank, of Gaul, Ont, for $25. Later he got (3D on drafts on. hanka fn Montreal and Quebec' . - . Next he wa hbard of in Penvef, where h barely escaped capture while trying to pass a forged check on one of th banka ,-From Denver he Is sup posed to have come to Portland.- Her a man answering hi description, tried to work two banka Believing that An derson was on his -wsv ta PoMlMrf Ail. io jjiuif uori wrre.uriUBuaiiy care- . From Portland, where as far aa ias been learned, he got nothing, Anderson went almoHt . dirvctlv tn V,ni(MivA,. u C. there he was captured while trvlng to pas a bad $100 check at tbe Van couver hotel. - . , , Altogether Atirterunn lm Biinnna. 4 u tiwnw up is,uuv aunng tfi year r opcraiea. Many ot hla forrerlca and 'swindle tim. n iinea wj nunrj von uroenewaia. superintendent of the Portland district 1Ta MM M -A.,' 4tw.t. AAA AA..,Jb - . i vu, iivnuij inn, una cvuiu buy four years ago for $10 an .acre have raised In value td $200, and I doubt if they could be booght for that," said A. B. Johnson. Black well. Ok la., at tha Imperial today. ,"The country ur roundtng Blackwell and. In fact, all over th tate U Improving very much." A. k Mlsener. Oraroool OA. '!Th cotton crop win ba better thl yeair than 1 last, noi aione in ueorgia. but au over th south. For that reason th prices will not be so good. I have $00 acres myself. J came her to visit an aunt who resides at Montavtlla, and who, ha been seriously 111." . -.v , , ,f,r.v, "This is a great country, all rlghti satd H, H. Miller, Atigusta, Main, at the Ncrtonia today, "but it is too warm here in the winter ttrhe to suit ma That Is th only objection I have to the coun try. Most Deonl Drefrr th Wrm ell. matea .but 1 couldn't . enjoy life at all unless I could wallow In the snow." C .- A. 'Coy Kendall, fentta font "Poor old Butte la volnr to t a tead one. .The farmer's have decreed ft. They Will see to it that the ameltera sin abandoned and the mills kept closed, because, they declare, their crops are ' being ruined. Butte will never again be iu uvsiy 01a camp as 01 yore. j Corn 1 ktna- In Towa snim this year,", ald W. B. "Wadsworth, Leroy, Iowa, at th Pertclna "But I am coming to Oregon to reside, anyway. I can 1 forego th corn for a few ,of hos lusclou peaches and pears. I am cer t.lnlw In In... AI,W A " "0 . Al J- Clyde Thaw. OoffevVtrU - Van "'T think. I'll chang m v namA. fll gnittin to ear that ha less than 3A imnnl n day ask me if I sm h relative to Harry Thaw. Am It No, Pm not Alnt that what Pm talking aboutT" r. Sv". UotSOn. EllMmnmii ' "'Ww", "The rood old cowbov dava hn ai. mot disapneared from Wyoming. 3L!fe used to tm worth living around En campment 10 year agOylmt it Is get ting too tame tor ma. f lu mnn- uw ur x-aiia-ma. Hayea, Applerar, Or.: It din county was Tt Ttr. looks 'as though Joseoh uuming mio ner own, nas taken a great deal of hard labor on thpart vi wi, uiwHVBra,. out, tneir errorts are at last .being rewarded. The DODUlatlon Will double Within five years or les." j American "saw "of Wa-midtrirn tel ar claimed to cut 400 teel axles Wlth- oui aupmion, wnn m best imported saws need arlndlna- after mitti. tn axlea u ' 1 Wash Suits BOYS' DEPARTMENT $4.00 and $5.00 Wash 7 " i:SuitsiKJw .-at; .?2.G5 $3.50 Wash Suits now $2.15 $3.00 Wa5h"Suits now $1.5 $2.50 Wash iSuits now ?1.45 $2.00 Wash Suits now ?1.25 $1.50 Wash-Suits now . .05 $1.25 and $1.00 Wash Suits now. ;79 73 c, 65c and 50c Wash , 1 " : Suits now,;. i39( : - -.iff v.- WHITE RIBBOMRS HOLD A UEETDCG Central tT. lC .T'tT. 'heldthe insual weekly meeting yesterday afternoon. After devotional ' exercises hy Mrs. ' In- man, Mrs. TJnruh talked on "Franchtsa" Bh spok of . th report circulated In reference to th votinar nf th Colorado by Governor Buchtel, and thai turn who na a&ugnier puDiisn that they cast their . ballots . and that th best women there vota fih aavm da nor cent of th W. C T. U. women ar in favor of woman eraffraga -.- In this -atntm tha W f r n ... don nor for women's ballot than any other organisation In' th building up of public ; sentiment Eh emphasized, th need of the horn Interests being rep in uia guvemixrcni Dy t. Mrs. Helen tfarford aM. Undent -ot franchise, was present and told of the- worjt in the last campaign. She spoke of the help Dr. Suna Show. president of the National Equal Suf frage association, "gave the W. C. T. U. at th recent convention at geatU. She alway wears the white ribbon and fa vors - prohibition.' Mrs. I In man 'an nounced that next - Wednesday will b a social neUng to he held at the home of Mrs. Vnruh, to which ail members and friend are most cordially Invited, whether members or hot of Central w. C.T. V. , ... ; COUNCIL IIEKDLESS OF THE MAYOirs WG STICK Diabetes i Cared 30 lbs. : :-ira i .- THIRD-ST, J A large numbr of resolutions pro viding for. the paving of many streets with-, bitulithic -and atDhalt inrfaw. 1 were adopted by the city council yes- iruay erxernoon, aimougn th action of a majority of the council was In opposi tion to the announced plans of Mayor Simon. The mayor has expressed him self a In favor of calling for hid on hard surface and not specifying any particular pavement for any -given street ' - , - , ,- v He thinks that this plan will g!v n eompaniea an equal chahc and " that competition will. thus be secured, to- the vt', iilm eouncllmen disagreed with the .chief executive yesterday. Those Who VOted not tn linnt ,a ii... calling for specific kinds of ravement were Councliaien Rushlight Eills, Dev- French chemists hav succeeded. !n obtaining a glutea.ai -a -bv-priauot t corn wl.ioh may be used as food or in id niivnuiaciure ct ceilulold. giu and Mr. Chas. F. Clark, aWeh-knovm Citizen' of Springfield, "Mass., Who Suffered for Three Years Prom Diabetes and Tried Many Remedies in Vain, Says That Warner's Safe Diabetes -Cure, Has Permanently Cured Him, On Jun 14, 'iio. "Mr.'Clartt Vrttes: "I was taken sick with ..Diabetes abont three year ago. I tried different doc tor and medicines, hut found no relief unto; after I fcegan taking Warner's Baf Diabetes Cnr. "i bars tsim 11 botUes and hav been on a diet eating only food which wer recommended on your circular. . I am " feeling perfectly well, and hare tton of th symptoms of Diabetes, do not pus any ngar whatever. I wish lo thank you for th. benefit . I . hare received from using your medlclna I atn pleased to rec ommend your rnedldn to anyone sf flicted with Diabetes, and yon may ne thla letter as a testimonial for publi cation in your advertising. I weighed two hundred and eighteen pounds befor taking tick and dropped to one hundred and thirty-one pound-, but now I bavgained "thirty pounds since taking your medicine." CHARLES F.' CLARK, 18 Princeton street rJpring field. Masa AJTAliTSTS Tf yon hav any doubt a to th de velopment of the disease in your 'Sys tem, send a sample of your urine. put ting your nam snd address on the package, to our ' Medical Department and w will analva it and Vend you a report, with advice and medical book let fre. .: . . s "VTARXER'8 SAFE DIABETES CTRE Is sold by druggists every where, Coastlptton Bmotwn'wn. '- TAKirXK'g BATTB TTXJM, ' Bnrelv vegetable, sugar-coated, absolutely free; front Injurious substances, a perfect! laxative, cur Indigestion, Biliousness, I Torpid LHtir "and Constipation. They) no not gripe or leave any bad, mir af- feels. cents atwx. Trial Coi:!e free. siting. To convince from niahetea that "tv'A'RN'KR'S SAFB DIABETES CLRE will cure, a trial y,nt. tie and samrle box of Wimfi', S.-,f, Pills will be sent absolutely PRICE OF.' Ln.uiur. rotrp.ii. to 'iy one who will write WAKXHB'S SAFE Cl'RE CO., -RACheter. N. 1'., snd mention hav ing ap.-n this liherwl offer 1n The Jov.r r.i. The gputneness of tle offer is fully guaranteed by th publisher. Agents tot Pay Hosiery f of ChilJrea MAIL OXIDEES . PHOr.IPTLY FILLED Agents for Ilcndcrscn'f Ccrtzts t REMEMBER SiLVERPlELD'S ' 1 . FURS. . ; ' MERIT MADE f THEM FAMOUS. ' .1 - r - a Ccr. Fc-rl'j zzl Ulcrrlsca S(j. , WRITE -. - FOR OUR NEW FUIt STYLE BOOK FOR 1910. MAILED FREE. . Ll TTTTTtsT.,nTi' smm Sale lis DM Gonscw' m2: For Friday and Saturday the offerings on- high-grade;- merchandise ; will be phenomenal in the Vvay of value giving and price reductions.; Note these ; v extraordinary bargain offerings ; . ; ; . Closing Out of Dalance cf Lndies' SiUt, Linen and Pohqcc Coals For summer Wear, jas well a i evening vwear, actuat Valuer to $35, at the ridiculously ' low price of oS Only A .irnited.nurnber of these coats on hand; if you want one you must be here early. - - Ladfe Fins nioavTclIbrecI In plain and fancy stripe materials.- This season's styles. .Values to $12.50, special price for... ?3.S3 Lciliss i?s3- I7cs!i Suits ' Handsomely trimmed with lace-and pearl buttons, i Values to $18.00, special price at ;;a,.?3.SD Unusual , Hosiery Special .v Closing-ont of severa1! iiffef ent lines of Hosiery that appeal to all economical buyer. Note This Value All lisle Hose, in pjain and embroidered desigrns, in all col on, actual values to 75c.-.. 42f Lcdies'SillillossalLessTiianCcsl Special All Silk Hosiery, irarter top, and Others with lisle feet, at the following values and prices: - r Silk Hose, Values S3 75, at. .,.,..., ,,2.1S Silk Hos, values $2.?S, at., 1.50 5ilk Hoa, Values $1.75, t...,,..,..,..i.8 Hosiery for all occasions Specially priced at .' A limited number of ladies' Hoso, in black ' and i , ..-: tan, cotton and lisle; valoea, 35c, only.,.. ,. 18f Great Values Thrccalioiit All Bcpsrtetrats Closing out of feabies wear, corsets! muslin tinderwear, kimonoa, 'wrapper, ttc, etc ALL AT SACRIFXCB PRICXC LVilCS CO 112 FatHe! - ; : Owing to the contractors working in our windows. w are nabl to tnake any window dis play, out com and m and fader for yourself the great bar gains offered thronghoot -our entire establishment. RemodeliRgcnd Kepniringcf Furs d Ssimmep Pric Don't neglect .your furs over the summer months; bring them in and id us are for them. Have them re modeled into the latest tyles for the coming season. Spec ial prices now. WE'ILIL SWEEI , .;. V . . OFF . ITS ..FEET . ' . SATURDAY, JULY 31, we're going to take iJroadmead by storm, a veritable -army 'is "going to Sweep over it in critical examination and inquiry. Saturday's crowd is going fto be show me" crowd and we are going to show them. IVe will show t?iem what is'being done at the toWnsite of Broadmead and'what is pfojected. "We'll show them 3000 acres of the prettiest, most : productive1 land in the Willamette Valley. Oregon s past record in ' extensive:! arming has beerji most strongly reflected in IBroa'dmead's prod uct; its future records in intensive farming will also find their source inBroadmead.7 ; ". "7 Cur special' train on our opening day Saturday, jjuly 31, rwiH'leave the Jefferson BtreetDepot -promptly at 8a.!m. Look-forthe Broadmead banners on both sides of the'train, and listen for the music. The Amitv Brass Band will be on hand. Your fare will be $U0, FOR-TIIE ROUND TRIP. TIUS J3 -A4ONE-VAY FARE, and is available only at our-offices at any time before Friday.; July -30 at-6 jLan. v A free town lot to anyone buying a ten-acre tract will make things hum. Malce a. 10 per cent He posit on any tract of this size and get your town lot FREE-s-it's a generous off er-ryou know it, Owing to the value of 'these town' Iots, w& cannot exteh'd'this offer beyond Saturday, our opening day, - :; : . 7 " ":. ' ' VKKLSE - BAuLS2CU3 : :r ' " ' - Hungry people lose their tempers everybody at-Broadmead Saturday is going to eat ari3 be niexTyi we want art optimistic Crowd. This grand, big barbecue is free to everybody. COME. - f Our -24-pa.ge Broadme;ad 'Folder, Will -interest anybody. Printed in two colors throughout, it rep resents a unique" specimen of the art of printing. Of its kind it is" the finest folder published in Port land in many months. broadmead is an open book to those carefully reading this folder. Send for yours today. COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, :M - 8'F6urth Street, Portland,' Or. -Please send me copy of your -Broadmead -Folder. KJatw. ., iiai.i ii ;- J. AAArr . .j . , , , , , ' , '4 w BOARD -OF ::rrrEiAOH: -VSOIlClIRJa . i- . - 1 t: