Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1910)
THE OREGON DAILY jpURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1910." ' la follette aids gahdidate reed Wisconsin Senator Says He Is , Real Progressive; Should Be Sent to Congress.. Judftnj from letter Vecelved at the Tieadnuatrers of C J. Reed, insurgent Republican candidate for congress for - the second congressional district. Indi cation are that the Insurgent move ment win sweep Oregon. Mr. Reed, tv-Mie he has not made a speaking cam paign, haa not , been idle. In spite of the claims of the candidate who claims very county in the district, he I" not alarmed over the outcome next Satur- day. :,; ' ' r ' . One of the Important factors la the Reed campaign has been the aid given lv Senator; La Follette. Senator La ' Follette has indorsed the candidacy of Mr. Reed both in a personal, telegram and ln-rn editorial which appeared In La FoUette's Weekly Magaasine of Sep tember It. Francl J. 4 Heney, with whom Mr. Reed senred as United States marshal has also ' urged his many friends In Oregon to assist In the leo lion of Mr., Reed. - . , 4, , In his editorial, Senator La Follette urges the voters In the second district to send Mr. . Reed to congress, saying they need men who will truly repre sent their fellow cltiaen In congress, more than ever. The editorial follows: "On September 24 th people of the Second district of Oregon will nominate a Republican candidate for congress. Thla district Is' now misrepresented by Congressman Ellis. In spite of his con- ' slstent record of 'system service,' Ellis Is seeking renomlnatlon. Opposing him in Charles J. Reed of Portland. Mr. Reed is a genuine progressive. His honesty and his faithfulness . to public Interest have been tested. He was Francis J. Heney's chief assistant In prosecuting land frauds in Oregon. He was appointed to this position by Presi dent Roosevelt over the bitter objection of Senator Fulton and Oregon's congressmen.- He made good. If the voters of the Second . congressional district want to give themselves true and able representation in congress, they will nominate Reed.' He will make good In the same way at Washington. And the rest of the country, as well as Oregon, need men In congress, now mora than ever before, who will truly represent their fellow citizens. Give us Reed." WASHINGTON COUNTY IS . STRONG ANTI-ASSEMBLY "Laurel, In Washington county, and tfc country surrounding It, I , over wliBrniflgly anti-assembly and in favor of Statement No. 1," said E. Wenn strom, a farmer fftid sawmill man who has lived in the Cbehalem mountain ; district for many years, and owns one of the large farms there. Mr. Wennstrom was In Portland yes terday on business and incidentally took a peep into the political situation. "We may be farmers," he continued in a vein of sarcasm, 'but we are firmly opposed to the assembly idea, and stand unani mously for Statement No. 1. And we hava our reasons, and would be able to give them, should anyone care to know. "We have a pretty fair knowledge of Washington "county's political' history, and the methods pf the old assembly regime, and we are not going to return to the deplorable system If we can help NOTEASYTOPiCK PRETTIEST ABES Judges at Food Show Do Some Thinking Before Awarding Prizes. "STALKING HORSE" (Continued From Page One.) ; The Judges had a strenuoua time yes terday afternoon choosing the winners out of the 2S0 beautiful babies at the food show. "' After imich discussion, the prises were awarded to the following; First for beauty, Thelma Roblson; second, for beauty Herbert Crampton; third, for beauty, Lorene Hill., First, for weight, Leonard Leach; second, for weight, Elr Jiott '.Levin; 'third, for weight, Anita Paulson. The baby'-shows have been a pleasing feature of the Food Show. Manager Tremp has been requested to give an other chance to the Chines for their babies. This show. will be held Satur day, ' - Last night's attendance was the larg est of the season, showing the Interest taken , In the gobd program offered this wc&Ic. ' " Miss Katharine Dlnsmore'a ' singing has touched a popular chord. Mile. By ma, In her excellent act, receives much ap plause, Lee Hop, the Chinese Caruso, has made a hit The afternoons, be ing devoted to tag contests, are greatly enjoyed by the women. Tonight Is Christian Endeavor and Epworth League night The program of last evening will be repeated. Thurs day night will be Grocerymen, Manufac ture and Press night . Friday after noon another baby show will be given. TWENTY NEW CARS ester the field, for the purpose of scat ; taring anti-assembly . votes. It is this charge, that the grand Jury will be asked by Deputy , District . At- torney Fitzgerald to investigate. In ad v dltlon it is also charged that there are v one or perhaps two other "stalking horse" candidates In the anti-assembly V ranks. These charges will also be ex amined into by the grand jury. -r- New Boat Line for The Dalles. (Bpecltl Dispatch to The JouruM The Dalles, , Sept. 2L Within a few days a new boat line will be operating Deiween i n Uaiiea and Cascade Locks, . A company, has been formed here that , has purchased the steamer Tahoma, which boat will make daily round triDS between here , and the Locks, leaving there at .7 a, m. and arriving here at 11, leaving jn the return at 2 p. m. The company when Incorporated will be called the People's Transportation com ,'; pany. ' ,;. V, .- U 500 Voters In Cwrrv. .(Sppi'Ul Dltnttc'k tcr The Journal.) Gold Beach, Sept 21. The complete registration for Curry county shows: Republicans, 32; Democrats. 139; In dependent; Socialists, 14; not stated. IS. Total; , 620. This Is the largest registration ever given for Curry aounty, and lacks only S6 of the total vote .two years ago. TO HELP EAST SIDE Twenty of the Portland Railway, Light & Power company's new broad gauge pay as you enter cars are en route to Portland from the American Car company factory In St Louis and are expected 'to arrive soon. President B. S. Josselyn stated to day that these cars will be placed in service on the Mount Scott line until the Waverly-Woodstock line has been made broadgauge, when they will go on that line. . Their places on the Mount Scott line will be taken by cars from the Oregon City line on which the company haa decided to run two-car multiple motor trains." This change will mean Improved service on'all the lines mentioned. The r.ew cars are much larger than those now In use on the Vverly-Woodstock line and the Oregon City cars are larger than those now operated on the Mount! Scott .line. The multiple unit , motor trains, will make better time and have greater capacity than the cars now In the Interurban service. : ' Six of these cars are nearly com pleted In the company's car shop In this city. . , WOMAN PEEKS THROUGH HOLE AND GETS EVIDENCE "That man looked as though he lived on rata, and mighty poor ones at that I've always heard, that some Chinamen eat rats. Many of them look skinny and starved." This was the way May Spencer, a private detective, described the appearance of C. J. Hoolbrook yes terday, in testifying In the divorce suit of William 3. Huston in the circuit court. . Hoolbrook Is mixed up in the marital troubles of the Huston family, being the star boarder. In the home before it was broken up last May. The private detective said she boarded at the Huston home , one week to get evidence. She added that she accomplished her pur pose by peeping through an opening in the floor of her room. The detective said she saw Mrs. Hus ton give one of. the children a bath in front of Hoolbrook, and that Hoolbrook later took a bath In Mrs. Huston's presence. She also said Mrs. Huston went into Hoolbrook'a room. When the detective gave the signal the officers broke into" the room. Mrs. Huston fled from the room, leaving her slippers, and declaring her dream had come true. This dream, testified the witness, was that Mrs. Huston had dreamed that something awful would happen. The aeteeuve rurtner testified that Mrs. Huston had told her a fortune teller had related that some day she would marry another man and they would travel in Europe. Huston la 47 years old and is a brides builder. His wife is it years old, and Hoolbrook Is 26 years old. Huston haa charged his wife with statutory oft renses covering the past four years. She replies to his charge by saying he has been extremely cruel. shed, 448 Roselawn avenue between Seventh and Eighth; builder, same; $100. f E. B. McFarlane Erect one story con crete garage, Victoria street near Thur man; builder, same; $400. - .. Nellie Butler Erect one story frame dwelling, 843 East Eleventh street be tween Falling and1 Shaver; builder, Carl Nelson; $1200. : P. A. Cunningham Erect one 'story frame dwelling, Miller street between Twenty-third and Twenty-first; builder, same; $900, . 3. D. Williamson Repair one and one half, story frame dwelling. 660 Karl street between Milwaukle and Twelfth; builder, R. Neeween; $1000. .'- B. EL Franel Erect two story frame dwelling. Willow street between 'Sixty third and Sixty-fourth; builder, .same; $100.:. ' - ; ' J. Johnson Erect one story frame barn. East Forty-seventh between East Sixty-eighth and Sixty-ninth streets; builder ame; $100. . ; 3, Brown8telnr St W. L. Brownsteln Repair three story brick building, 215 Thirteenth street corner Marshall; build er, Thomas Gilham; $125. L. B. .Tlekee Erect one storr frame dwelling, Vlllard avenue between Pippin and Holland: builder, same; $1200. B. K. Gaibralth Erect one story frame dwelling, Roselawn between Thir teenth and Fourteenth streets! builder, same; $250. J. A. Frakes Repair ope story frame dwelling, Morris street between Vancou ver and Gantenbein; builder, same; $260. H. D. Sandstone Erect one story frame dwelling. East Twelfth street be tween Skldmore and Mason; builder, same; $1800. IV Soldern Erect one story frame Catarrh Sufferers Good Thing to Know How to Get Instant Relief. If you now own a Hyomei, hard rub ber Inhaler- Woodard, Clark A Co. want you to know that they will sell you a bottle of HYOMEI for only SO cent. Remember this, all who suffer with catarrh a bottle of HYOMEI (pro nounce It High-o-me) is put up in a sep arate package and sold for 60 cents, to accommodate the vast army of people who already own a Hyomei inhales. .Woodard, Clarke &Co. will sell It to you at that price and give you the op portunity to begin at once to rid your self of vile catarrh and the snuffling, hawking and spitting that go with it Many people through year of neglect have let catarrh get a strong hold upon them. - Some of these people unreason ably think that on bottle of HYOMEI ought to cure them. They do not stop to think that a dis eased condition that i the result of neg ligence, cannot be overcome In a week. No matter how chronlo your catarrh troubles, HYOMEI Is guaranteed by Woodard, Clarke tt Co.. to cure them If you give it lialf a chance. Just breathe It, that's all, and its healing, soothing, antiseptic properties will make you feel better in a day. If you own an Inhaler" get a 60 cent bottle of HYOMEI at Woodard. Clarke & Co., today. If you do not own a Hyomei inhaler ask . for a , complete outfit, which consists of an Inhaler,, a bottle of Hyomei and simple instruc tions for use. This complete Outfit costs $1.00, but you then have an inhaler that will last a lifetime. . V garage. East Ninth street between Hdl- laoay dwelling, Halsey street between Six- aday and Pacific; builder, same; $300. Alice WilaonErect two story frame teenth and Seventeenth! builder, F. M. Moore; $4000. . N, Wilcox Erect ' one tory frame dwelling, St Helens road and Kent street; builder, same; $300. Butterworth-Btevenson Co. Erect two story concrete flats, East Twentieth street between Sandy road and Flanders; builder, W. Beneflel; 1(000. D. McCurder Repair on story frame dwelling. East Sixty-third street between Willow and Kearney; builder, same; fouw. - : -'. J. Richards Reuatr one storr frame dwelling, East Sixty-third street between unrr roaa ana wasoo; builder, same; $160.' ' - ' , 'O. H.' Heath Erect one storr frame dwelling, 1440 East Everett street be tween Fifty-second end Fifty-third; builder, same; $1600. " J. Crouch Erect one and on half story frame dwelling, Wlnchell street between Fowler and Washburn; builder, same; $1600. ; J. ' Relabeder Erect two story 'frame A ca aia-4 vu wi r sp tg w W v C vvil ' JH A and Front; builder, same; $9000. ' Kate Shear Erect one story frame shed, Yale street between Westana and Macrum; builder, eame; $300. C. Eveson Erect one torv frame dwelling, Fiftieth avenue corner Seven- ty-mtn; duimmp, same; $oo. B. L. Price Erect one story frame dwelling. 720 Emerson street between Twentieth and Twenty-first j builder, same: $1400.'" - 1 ''.'- William McHaray Excavate, - East Davis Btreet between Thirteenth and Fourteenth; builders, Sylvester & East man; $500. :."'';:- ", i,-''." H. C Burdlck Erect one tory frame dwelling, Slxty-flith avenue corner Slx-ty-sepond street; builder, same; $600. George Jacobs, repair - two story frame store. 26 North Third street be tween Burneide and Couch; builder, C H. Beard, $250. . F. M. Latham, excavate for two story brick building, corner Mississippi ave nue and Skldmore; builder, Bechil Bros D. C. Woodard, repair one story brick Store, Ankeny street between Fourth and Fifth; builder, W, L. Buokner, $100. William Porth, erect one story frame shed, corner East Eighth and Preeoott greets; builder, same, $100. L. S. Barnard, erect one story f rem garage, corner eaat Ninth and Rhine streets; builder, same, $100. J. Lugg, repair two story fram flats, corner Last Eleventh and Franklyn streets: builder, J. H. Dakln, $900. H. Hewitt & Co., repair three story brick store, 83 Second street Corner of Oak; builder, C. I Mclnture, $160. H, Mays, repair one story frame dwelling, 88 East Tenth street, corner Stark: builder, same, $200. -' C B. McCarty, erect one story frame dwelling, Multnomah street between Lebo and Meridian; builder, same, $600. Bertha A. Marley.. ereot one story frame dwelling, East Fifty-first street, between Broadway and Weidler: build er. L. G. Morley, llgOO.-WA-v;V- D. Swearlngen, erect two story frame dwelling. East Forty-second street near Holgate; builder, same, $2000. . F, E. Dunn, repair three one and one half stot-y frame stores, J70 Burnside street between Fourth and Third; builder, J. W. Thurman, each $60, total $160. , S. Simons, erect one story frame dwelling, East Fifty-second- street, be tween Madison and Salmon; builder, same, $1600. 1 ' O. P. Graham, erect one and one half story frame dwelling. East Fiftieth street, between Belmont and Taylor; builder, aame, $2500. , C A. Wilson, erect One and one half story frame dwelling, Patton avenue, between Falling and Shaver; builder, same, $2000. ' O. K. Gesme erect' one story frame dwelling, East Fifteenth street between Powell and Beacon; builder, same, $2000. Mr. Buckner, repair two story frame etore, 236 First street between Main nd Madison; builder, .M. J. Reisnei $100. . - - F. A. Pratt erect one story frame barn, East Eighty-seventh street be tween Hoyt and Irving! builder, ame, F. Roy, erect one tory frame'.dwell lng. East Yamhill street between Elghty-firat and Eighty-second; builder, same, $800. . . ' . . C H. Kalk. erect one story fram ahed. Division street .between Greenwood and East Thirty-fourth; builder, same, $100. ;.':-:', .. . i . i , 11 :- C:U Cougar in Water, Fights. ' Oold Beach, Or, Sept tl. While at work near the ; mouth of the Rogue river the sejnlng crew discovered some animal ' swimming near .the mldoje of the stream. ; Investigation showed ft to be a large cougar which was dispatched by th fishermen after ; a ; desperate battle. It Is the first oougar that has MJ ""'" b-j A liwsly 'Centff Of industry is our Boys' Department, these days clothing tht boys from head to foot ' in a manner that more than pleases' them and fully satisfies their mothers is our . business. .'- We are showing a splendid lot of Boys' Suits and Overcoats for boys of all ages at prices ranging from s - FOOTBALL FREE WITH EVERY BOY'S SUIT CLOTHING CO. 166-170 THIRD ST. been een In thi vicinity for year and mutt have been' carried down from above' while attempting to swim Khe stream. It measured nearly nine feet from tip to Up. Lafferty' Talks Tonight A. W. "Lafferty, insurgent 'candidate for congress, will Rpeak tonight at Hawthorne Park Tabernacle, east side. Concert by DoCaprlo' band. All in vited. (Paid adv.).. . . km' V'. .1 v I ti. llOX OFfTcitlff '-t- i. ' ,, :L' J1 I mm A small part of the money you spend For fleeting pleastirea and , amusementa ; will secure for you the lasting enjoy ' ment of the Victor. ' The ' world' , greatest i bands, orchestras (and. so- . , loists provide their best for your entertainment ' Get a, ..Victor today. Prices range from $10 to ?10O for a Victor,:, ' $125 to $250 for a Victor-Victrola, and we'll make easy terms to suit . inspect Our New Victor Parlor , .... .' Snerman&Co Wholesale and Retail Sixth, and Morrison Streets Opposite Postoffice . PRESSED HARD Coffee Weight on old Age. . When prominent men reallie the in , urlous effects Of coffee and the change in health that Postum can bring, they are glad to lend their testimony for the: benefit of o.ther.; A superintendent of publio schools in a southern state eays: "My mother, since her early childhood, was an in veterate coffee drinker, had been trou bled with her heart for a number of year and complained of that weak all over feeling and sick stomach. ' "Some time ago, I was making an of. flcial visit to a distent part of the country and took dinner with one of the merchants of the place. I noticed a somewhat peculiar flavor of the coffee and aked him concerning it He re plied - that It was 'Postum. I was so pleased with It that after the meal vii over, I uought a package to carry home M-ith me, and had wife prepare sorrte for th next meal; the whole family liked it so weii- mat we oisconnnued cef fee and usea rosium entirely. 'I hit heen ar t(ma .,., - ... w . j mnA Jous concerning ny mother's condition, fcut w noticed that after using Postum for a short time, she felt so much bet ter than she did prior to Its use, and had little trouble with her heart and no sick stomach: that the headaches were not ao frequent, and her general condi tion much improved. This continued until eh was a well and hearty a the ' rest of us. . 1 know Postum haa benefited myself and tn otnar memoers or tn family, cm in a more murwo osgree in the case ef my mother, as the wi.a victim of long atanding.. -:,-v.r . WESTERN RATE RAISE SUSPENDED BY I. C. C. (United Pnu laud Wlr 1 Washington. Sept 21. Th Interstate commerce commission today ordered the suspension of tl)e proposed Increased freight rates of the middle western roads until January 5, 1911. The sus pension affects nearly all the roads entering Chicago and 8t LoUl. BUILDING PERMITS n 5! Ttt radTtLTat)Oveletter? A new Mrs. J. R. Keller, renalr one and one half story frame dwelllna. iti Paa-a etreet between Wllllama and Vancou ver.- builder. Haines & Co.: 18S0. Mrs. Thomas, repair twj story fram dwelling, 240 Colleg street, corner sevenm; nuiider, c. J.-Byrne; 1100. ' Mary A. Vyse, erect one story frame dwelling, 445 East Eighty-second street between Thompson and Tillamook; builder, same; 12000. , Anna M, Johnson, 'erect twditory frame dwelling, East Seventeenth street, ivnovi ana otanton; Duuaer, u, C Johnson & Son; 14600. . v ; Theo. McLellan, erect one tory frame dwelling. Alblna nvoniin. h.twn Bryant and ilississlppl; builder. L Kout-ledge- 13000. . .. A. W. Mclntyre, repair two tori frame dwelling, 1281 Eaat Forty-seventh viccL,- Diintcq vanion ana xoiman builder, same: 420. . The. Apostallc Faith, erect on tory rrame temporary dwelling, Eat First street between YJllsan and Hoyt; builder A. FT. Blocker; -f 100. . . Mr. gchaffhausen; erect on , story wjjmib, tvhbcu Bireei, oetween F WoVfe$1200,ind ElRt)tJ,-thIra: builder, , O'Shea Bros. Repair five story hrlek iimiuusiuu int oetween Firth and Blxth: builder. K. M.ltnn- tmn . R. H. Mays Erect one story frame shed. Steel street between Hugglns and Repair one and Mrs. one apneari from Ume to time. Thv I S-n" .lt!7 "3" flweiimg, 4t East . ; a TttQies IFinl' CariM Meafflmiii' Stoss -ftw- ... .p; . Three full carloads of Heaters have just been received Stoves .of every description sold at the lowest prices ever witnessed in Portland. Get Gevurtz1 prices before you place your order. Prices Ffoeei $2.00 Up Stoves for the parlor, living-room, bedroom or business office. Some of, them, very plain, others handsomely nickel - plated. Coal Heaters The very best Coal Heaters shipped to the coast, and warranted for five years by the manufacturer the barrel-shaped , v - . - 99 "Mewl Has heavy cast lining of gray pig iron within a coH-rolled steel body. All sizes. We have known these stoves to be used 10 years. Price of range according to size. Wood M eatrs Thousand! of these stoves are used to day in' Portland, ,We selj them by the carload every FalL You see them every wherethe famous , Eclipse nas Doay 01 coia-r ouea steel, lined with r heavy gray pigiron that protects the walls. " The best wood heater on the ) market. Neatly nickel trimmed irives f very 'pleasing appearance. Will last 8 or 10 years. Pay $1.00 Down, $1.00 a Week I :.r nv, 4w' - j Jin ii 1 1U TP Ull 11 ii VL Our prernium offer this week with every Steel Range sold consists of 12 yards of Printed Linoleum. Your choice of patterns is permitted. This is an advertising feature of 6ur ; : - MUM It will rivet your attention and get you interested in the ;. Gevurtz "Eclipse" All-Sf eel Eange Made for. us byhe carload lot by the "Eclipse" Stove Works, of Mansfield; Ohio, We have sold eighteen thousand (18,000 of these "Eclipse" Ranges in Oregon. . All are giving perfect satisfaction. Prices according to size of oven. ' , ... s Pay $5.00 Down; Then SfcOO a Week Twentv-slvth a front ffnrnos -.- . l A ..11 l.t . t...ii " . -'UlWI 1 . tT- VN II I I .' 111 . 1 f ii i.'j ii' i ' " ' ,:' ;'v.' :"' .".V" jXX-i- FIRSlAND-YMHIIir SECOND AND YAMHILL
