The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 13, 1913, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textfr: MEfvlBERS OF LOVE FAMILY ENJOY REUNION sill . P 1 uiiiiiM uy fiEW iBB! OFffililTB DALL-BEARIIIG Portland Commercial Club BiAWN MOWER Compiles List of Meetings "of Various Kinds to Be Held This Year. 1 That a-Rreat number of interesting events will be held In the Paclflo northwest during the year, la shown by a list Just compiled by the Port land Commercial club, giving the na tures of the event, date andnpluca. It includes conventions of all kinds ex positions and festivals. The Hit fol lows: - ' ' ' ' Grand lodge, A. 'O. U. W.,' Seattle, Wash,, April 9-11: Pacific Association of Scientific Societies, Berkeley, Cal., April 10-13; Epworth League, Kenne- wtek, Wash,, April 11-13; fourth an nual convention of the Columbia -, and Snake, River Waterways association, Pendleton, Or., April 14-16; Parliament M. " E. church, Spokane, . Wash., April 13-15; end of colonist rate, . April 15; Inland -Empire Teachers' association, Spokane, Wash..,-April js-181 first an nual sporta and recreation fchow, Des Moines, Iowa, April 17-2(1; Stay ton horse show, gtayton, Or.,, April It; Oregon State Sunday School associa tion, Baker, Or., April 31-23; Dominion horse show, Vancouver, B. C, April 21-i;' Presbyterian board of home and foreign missions, Portland, April 23-25; Oregon BUte 1 Sunday School associa tion, Oregon City, April 54-27; master horseshoers and .blacksmiths, Everett, Wash.; April 25-2U; Western Washing ton State Sunday School association, Centralis, Wash., April 80-May 2; third annual blossom festival, North Yakima, Wash., May 1-2; Inland Empire Sun day ; schools, Cashmere, Wash., April 6-7; Inland Empire Sunday ' schools, Coeur d'AIene, Idaho, .May t-P; Idaho State Pharmaceutical association, Boise, Idaho, May-7-s: Interschorastlc tracc meet, Eugene.-May 7-10; Elks' dedica tory ' exercises, . Walla Walla, Wash., May 8; Read oollege conference on the conservation of human ' Ufa, Portland, May rlo-ll! , Inland Empire . Sunday school, Claxkston, Waeh., May 12-14; Oregon State grange, Albany, Or.,. May lt-l; Inland Empire Sunday schools, .Walla Walla, Wash,, May 12-14; Rose-burg- and Douglas County strawberry carnival, May 19-24; Pacific Coast Ad men's convention. Sacramento. Cat. May 19-21 ; Foresters of America grand court, James Bain, secretary. Oregonlan building, Portland, May . 20; Oregon grand lodge I. 0,O, F.; Medford. May 20- Unioti . Livestock . Show assocla- tion. Portlands June 6.7; ; conference of western governor. Salt Lake City, Utah, June 6-7i seventh annual Rose .festival, rortiand, June 9-14; Oregon i-eaeration or American Motorcyclists, x-oruana. june s-iu; nurserymen, Port land, June js-ni "The Pow-Wo." Soo Vane. June 18-21; jural, life conference, Wr 8. C., Pullman, Wash., June 18-20 .... second world's Christian citissnshlp con. ferencp, Portland, JtineM-July 8: Mon- tamaro Ssto, Tacoma, July 4-8; Astoria , regaua, Astoria, jujy 3-5; fortieth national conference of charities and cor rectlons, Seattle.; July 8; fourth annual Chautauqua... Albany, July 7-21; grand , lodge Theatrical' Mechanica'l' kssociatioo or united states and Canada. Spokane, July. 14 Golden Potlach, Seattle, July 10-19; Mouni waicer maratnpn, Belling ham, Wash., July UUi water carnival, Victoria, B. C August 1-8; southwest -Washington fair, Centralis. Wash.. Aug. ust za-so; Facmc coast convention Bap tist young peoples' societies, Seattle, August. 7-10; Vancouver, B. C, fair, September 1-8; Vancouver, Wash., fair, September Mi; Ktg .county fair, Se attle, wash,, September 8-13; Colville, , vyasb..,. fair, September 9-12; Medford ran-,. September ,10-13; Spokane Inter stata fair, Spokane, September. 15-20; Ttitanhnrv fair Rcnlnmhur 1E.9H- foil. fornla state fjfir, Sacramento, Cal.. Sep tember 16-80; Cranbrook, B. C, fair and race. meeting", September 16-20; Trail, R c, fair. September 18-80; Grangevilie Idaho, fair, September 18-20; Multno mah county fair, GreHhatji, September 18-20; wana walla, Wash., county fair, September 23-27; Eugene, Or.," fair, Sep - tember 82-27 Moscow, Idaho, fair, Sep tember 22-28; Nelson, B. fruit fatcj. carnival, September . 24-28; JPendleton' Roundup, September 11-lJSand Point, ' Idaho, fair, ' September 26-27; Grand ... forks, B. C, fair, September 25-26; Oregon state fair, Salem, September 29 October 4; Utah state fair, Salt Lake City, September 29-October 4; Washing ton state fair. North TaTtima, wash., September sv uctooer 4; . Lewiston . Clarkston fair, Lewlston, September 2 9. mi, : Arrow ines, m. u. fair, Oct. 2-2 : Arrow Iakes, B. C fair, October 2-3; Colfax,' Wash., fair, October 7-10; Wil bur, Wab., fair, October 7-10; Green wood, B. C, fair, October 7-8; Daven port, Waeh., fair, October 14-17; Ore gon State Knights of Pythias, Portland, October 18-18; Oakesdale,' Wash, fair, octoner .su-si; international ory farm Ins; congress, Tulsa, Okla., October 82 November 1 : American Federation of Labor. Seattle, November 4; Women Po lice Workers f Paclflo Northwest, Portland. October 24; Oregon Poultry fc Pet Stock association, Portland, Decern- .ipr i-; rortiano annual stock snow, December 8-13, "susw Y J'vV; 4fc t 'Si' Members of Lovt family, aesembled for reus.190 last Sunday at the. home of Letrla P. Love, whoae . Urthday anniversary Iniplred the celebration. Mr. and Mra. Lewla P.- Love are ahown at , the right of the picture in the front row. Directly back of Lewia Love is Fred D. Love, a , brother. In the front row, at the left, are Rev. and Mrs. G. C, Love of Los Angeles, and directly back of them U - Mrs. Mary C. Stafford. , , ' t Seventy members and friends of the family of the late Oregon pioneer, Cap tain Lewia Love, assembled at the home or Lewis P. Love at 1(08 East Sixth street, north, last Sunday to celebrate the sixty-second llrtbday anniversary of the latter, the only one of Captain Love's children to be boVn la the west Among; those present were two broth ers of the honoe, uest, Rev, G. C Love of Los Angeles and F; D, Love, and wives and one sister, Mary C Stafford. Lewis P Love Is the father of 11 chll. dren, all of whom were present on this occasion. A birthday dinner we served and 'in the evening a, program of music and recitations was enjoyed. . , DEAD GIR Ml L OF SUICIDE CLUB? ''WW" roa OMCQLDS Letters from the people., "I have used 'Seventy-seven with good results and it ia a,l that you claim. Send me a Manual." "I am a regular user of 'Seven-ty-seven' and find It always helps me. Would like to have the 'Manual." VHaving found 'Seventy-seven' helpful in an . attack of Grip, would like to have your Man ual." ' Our mail is full of these re quests. We would suggest that you too send for a copy, of Dr. about all of the Humphreys Remedies, -tCs':" fenmphreys IJomeo Meclicine Co., 1B "William SU New. Vorfc Advci'tisonienL ....... :;,..-.rf;..:;,..:-., , (Br the IntrDttinnl yews 8rlc.) San Francisco, Cal., April 12. That Miss Olfft Temohovlch, the beautiful Russian arlrl- who committed suicide by shooting herself through the head In the t Francis hotel yesterday was a mem ber of the secret suicide organisation known as the Cloob Samoubijstva was the opinion expressed today by Charles Qoutmann, a Russian living , at 1919 Cough street. : "This club was founded at St, Peters burg in 1908 and another branch of It was formed at Moscow," said Goutmann. "It is composed of the so-called Intellec tuals, who believe among other things that failure of contemporary Russians to obtain liberty logically followed by negation. Many Very mysterious sui cides are explainable when It becomes known that the persona killing them selves sre members of this organise- 1 tlon.-' It has many members In this r- - - . - .... country, particojany among eaucaiea women whose political seal has made them Idealists." film 11$ smi AGAINST JAPANESE State Senate Adopts Measure Which It s Hoped Will Mol lify. Attitude of Mikado's Empire. Suicide' Sister Bride of Week. ' "' . Ry tha Iiitertiatleual News Bervirs.) .Seattle, Wash.. April 13. -Eugenie Temohovleh Motridge,a bride of less than a week, her marriage to Fred Motridge of Vancouver, B, C, having been celebrated April T, presumably in Vancouver, is a sister of Miss 01 ga Temohovleh, the Ban Francisco suicide. Mr. Motrldffo left Seattle for San Fran cisco this morning, a passenger on the Shasta Limited. She declined to see anyone or to discuss the affair, other than to say that she intended to satis ry herself as to the actual facts. Mrs, Motrldge is young, tall, of the Russian type of beauty, fascinating in manner and, speech, and attired in the. latest fashions,"'-::::';";-;--'-;" . - KILtlNGSWORTH AVENUE CLUB MEETING IS CALLED t The Killings worth Avenue ' Improve ment club will hold its regular weekly meeting peat Wednesday at 8 p, m. Dan Kellaher. U M. lepper of tho icst side Commercial club, Councilman Maguire and J. II, Nolta, member of the legislature, will address the meeting, The east side crosstown carllne, the park and dredging of the slough and other topics will be discussed The people on KilUngsworth avenue contend that tnere should, be a. regular carllne On the street from Dawson clear to Thirty-ninth street to connect with the crosstown line. , . A preBen. there is no other service than lntelurban and si the car company has promised halt way, the people hope to have their wish realised. The project has the Indorsement of the greater ast Side club, as It would connect the most populated districts on the east side and serve a population of 160,000 people. TWO KILLED WHEN MOTOR HITS POLE - - (United Prcs tense Wire.1 uaKianei,- cai., April 12. Twd men were killed and one fatally injured when an automobile in which they were rldingr crashed into a telegraph pole at Twenty-second and Sah4Pablo avenue early todayTbeead are U A. HER ALU East Oakland. R. G. KUBANK JR., North Oakland. The injured man is Joseph W. Negel. North oaKiano. Kubank was driving the machine, which was going at a torrlflo pace, when he turned out of the road to avoid a newspaper waaon on a cross lng. The wheels. Skidded and the car crashed Into the pole. : ' GOVERNMENT TO PUSH . ; BELL TELEPHONE SUIT (Cnlltd freu LonMd Wr.l Washington. April 12. Attorney Oen- efal McReynolds todax assured Senator I,ane-of Oregon that the government will vigorously prosecute the, suit against the Bell Telephone company Interests in the Seattle case- of the Home Telephone company, In .which It Is claimed that ! competition In long distance phones has bfecn stifled by the Bell's purchase of the Home company's stocks and bonds. Webb Jury Is Discharged. ICaltcd Tic?" t-wed Wire.i -Chicago, AptlJ 1 A Jm'y disagree ment here today ended the trial of Robert Webb, an alleged automobile bandit, Who was accused of murdering Petectlve Peter Hart. The Jury was discharged. '- . 11 .. r fPniUd Prert teased Wire.) Sacramento,' CftL. April J 2J Putting into action the determination of the people of California that the Japanese must go, the state senate this afternoon adopted a measure which, while it at" tains ends desired, la expeeted to evade open conflict with Japan and with the national administration by , falling specify the little brown ,man as being particularly exoluded. As originally drawn, the bill before the California : legislature was aimed definitely at Japanese and Chinese. The substitute measure, which is believed to nave me waorsement or Governor John son's administration, does not particu larise against the Jap. It puts on an equal rooting all aliens not eligible to naturalization In the United States, and win prohibit land holding or land leas ins uy nil such. . tff yoifajtsd. Under the terms of the bill, land held In fee simple by any alien not eligible to naturalisation can be forfeited and sold at public auction after one year on the initiative of a district attorney. Fail ing action by a district attorney, any eitiaen can Institute suit and can secure an order of the court for the sale of the property in Question. Lease holds by aliens will be practically prohibited. r Just where Governor Johnson stands on this measure and whether he will stand pat provided there la Interference by the secretary of state at Washing ton is still an open question. Consid erable opposltfon, particular in bisr bus! ness quarters, has already been ahown to the attempt to exclude all aliens from land holding. . Prominent in the- opposition to the measure ' has been the directors and backers of the 1918 exposition in San Francisco, - , PRISONER TO BE BROUGHT r. BACKr; FROM SO. AFRICA Oakland. CaL. April 18. To secure his trial for the alleged paesln of flc tltious Checks In this city, "Dr." Mil ton Abraham, alias "Sir Harry West wood Cooper," who conducted extensive swindling operations here and . else where. Is to be brought back to Oak. land when he concludes his IS months' sentence In Durban. South Africa. The African sentence followed Cooper's con viction on charges similar to tha ones placed against him here. J . Cooper, who wss paroled from 8an Qiientln, went under the name of Dr. Abraham while here. Before belnf ex posed he eloped with Miss Anna Mll brath in this city, Daniels' Washington, Hens On Strike. April 12. Secrete ry-kJ the Navy Daniels brought 90 PlymoutTn Rock hens to Washington from his North Carolina home when he assumed office. The hens refuse to , lay here, He says he will feed them with gun powder if they don't' "come through" with some eggs. , . ,r. f THERE'S A PLEASURE GRASS .CATCHERS CRASS SHEARS GARDEN TOOLS GARDEN HOSE SCREEN DOORS WINDOW SCREENS NEEDLESS EXPENSE FOR RESHARPENING DURING , BALL-BEARING LAWN MOWER.. . ' IT'S LIGHT RUNNING-BUILT LIKE-A BICYCLE HAS : ADJUSTABLE BEARINGS AND FIVE CRUCIBLE STEEL CUTTING BLADES THAT SHEAR THE GRASS LIKE A RjZOR. IT'S SELF-SHARPENING, AND SAVES THE USER MUCH IN GRASS CUTTING. WHEN YOU USE A GREAT AMERICAN .THE LIFE OF THE MACHINE. . . THE GREAT AMERICAN IS MORE UNIVERSALLY USED THAN ANY OTHER MAKE OF LAWN MOWER ON THE MARKET. ,, YOU DON'T HAVE TO THROW THE GREAT 1AMERICAN ASIDE BECAUSE YOU CANNOT GET EXTRA PARTS IN CASE OF BREAKAGE WE CARRY THE EXTRA PARTS TO, MAKE IT GOOD. ' . SEE THE GREAT AMERICAN BEFORE YOU INVEST IN A MOWER.- IN ADDITION TO THE GREAT AMERICAN WE CARRY ' A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEDIUM AND LOW , PRICED LAWN MOWERS. IN BOTH PLAIN AND BALL-BEARING PATTERNS - ' - Pennsylvania Ball Bearing Lawn Trimmer 6-INCH CUT, FOUR CRUCIBLE STEEL BLADES - FOR TRIMMING THE RAGGED EDGES OF GRASS AROUND THE BORDERS OF FLOWER BEDS. NEXT TO WALLS. FENCES. HOUSEOUNDATIONS, TOMBSTONES. TREES, ETC. IT MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO DISPENSE WITH THE TEDIOUS AND SLOW PROCESS OF TRIMMING WITH THE " HAND SHEAR. IT SOON PAYS FOR ITSELF IN TIME SAVED. " CALL IN AND SEE IT. ' iswrj. HONEYMAN HARDWARE COMPANY i ( FOURTH AT ALDER CANDIDATE DECLARES DAYLi II RULE W. C. Campbell. Republican candidate for municipal Judge, has filed the larg. est petition yet recorded for any of the political aspirants, His petition contains over luiiu names, and bears the eigua- ture or 480 women voters. : ' Mr. Campbell declares for a daylight aaministratton. . He wants warm human blood, not lcewater, to course through the veins of his- administration and would make every offender's first crime iu last, j possipie. , . If elected, he says lift office will not be collection ; agency, or family row adjuster; no legerdemain between rock. pile and money bag; no discrimination between the man in the overalls and the millionaire, but absolute neutrality; courteous treatment for all attorneys and their clients, and a full, square and complete inai ror an. He says he will make no attempt to evangelize the whole world, but will try to deal out good common sense m giant . proportions, "1 will not be the animated rubber stamp for any clique or clan, or the speaking tube for those seeking special privileges," fee says. ' Pensions for I ml f gent Mothers. (United Krew Uosed W1re. ' Columbus, Ohio, April 12.Pensions for indigent mothers are provided In the Greenlund bill, an administration meas ure, which has passed the house. The bill is now up to Governor Cox. for ap proval, and it ia certain that he will sign it. - o r':i 1 r . A yearly fund of not less than $700.. 000 for the mother's pension ulan tn tn be provided by an annual Vtax levy ef one tenth of one mill. The measure provides for the. care of Restitute widows ' women whose husbands,. disabte(T'ravrTic8mecrtticmri(ina wives whose husbands are serving prison , sentences. Such women are to bo paid $1S a month for a child under 4 years of axe and 17 a month for ad ditional children under that age. On the BrpaHway Carline, 15 Minutes From Second and Washington -r-Is there a person in Portland who would not jump, at lhefhanceja buy lots in Irvington at the prices of- a few years- ago, - : - zzzi z....,,,,,- Those who buy in GLENEYRIE now have just' as big an opportunity, whether for permanent home or investment. " " , " ' -r''- : '-:;.7;-cr.:rrr7r;:ir:.;- -5LENEYRIE is in the path of destiny. Its future as a high-class residence district of the same character as Irvington is assured. ; GLENEYRIE has ..every desirable feature charming environment, high-grade improvements, care ' , fully imposed building restrictions and the best transportation service of any subdivision on the market today. In 90 days Broadway cars will be running direct from GLENEYRIE over the new Broadway bridge and up Broadway ( formerly eventh) into the heart of the theatre, shopping and hotel district. . Withal, prices in GLENEYRIE are from 25 to 50 per cent less than adjoining unimproved property in Irvington. A limited number of choice lots at $ 1 300. -Phone Marshall 284 now and arrange to have us take YOU and YOUR FAMILY out to GLENEYRIE in our machine today. It will place you under no obligation. Or take Broadway cars any where on Second street. GLENEYRIE . As Seen From Our Auto Tate Investment Co 1002-1003 WILCOX BUILDING Phone Marshall 284 East 'Side' Offices 15th ana Cast Broadway -Phone, Eait 4986 Tract Offices . K jt A nireS lW&W I