THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1913.
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TERM AS COrvICT
Heavvvveiaht Champion Out
on $10,000 Ball Pending
Appeal From Decision Find
ing Him White Slaver.
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Jack Johnson.
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(Cullefl TrtM Lel Wirt.)
Chlcaso,. May 14. Found guilty
; violating the Mann white slave act on
ach of seven counts. Jack Johnson,
champion heavyweight priw fighter, is
facing an extended pententiary len
ience. Johnson was meek enough today. Al
though he is out on bonds of i 10,000,
, the big negro Is under the surveillance
of the United State authorities.
A dozen of the pugilist's friends were
outside his house today but not one of
them would enter for fear of being In
volved In the negro's trouble. When
Johnson was seen and asked to say what
lie thought of his conviction and what
lie Intended 'to do about it.' he ' only
smiled a wry smile and muttered: "I
haven't a thing to say."
I ' , Took Stand In Own Ssbalf.
TVltb loud clothes tabooed, his huge
'form garbed in sober black, and his
''golden grin" conspicuous by its ab
sence. Jack Johnson, the negro pugil
ist, took the Stand " yesterday, after
noon in an endeavor to escape a pris
on sentence.
, Johnson was palpably nervous and
.eager to impress the Jury with his In
Jnocence. He denied , that .he ever gave
Belle Sehrleber, the white woman he is
accused of transporting from state to
I&Ule, any money to pay her fare. ' He
'admitted lie had given the girl money
Ion various occasions, but said he knew
jijotliing af, how slie had spent it.
: Johnson made sweeping denial to the
Jchargetthat he had transported Mrs.
Schrelber from state to stats for im
Jmoral purposes.
During his cross-examination by As
sistant District Attorney Parkins John
son recovered some of his pugnacity,
particularly when questioned regarding
Jills ring bouts. Ills attorneys raised a
wry of ' "objection" when Johnson was
Jqucstioned as to whether he and Ketch
U had "fixed" their .San Francisco
Jflght, and the court ruled that the wlt
Tiess need not answer.
' Mrs. raloonet Started Case.
i The eeries of investigations which led
to Johnson's nrrcst were set afoot by
JUr. F. Cameron Falconet, mother of
. pjucila Cameron, who is now the pugil
ist's second white wife.
J On October 1, 1912, a month after tho
jstilcide of Johnson first" wift Etta
Duryca Johnson, who was also white,
!Mrs. Falconet swore out a warrant
charging Johnson with abducting Lu
Joilc. Both the girl and the negro were
arrested at this time, but, evidence fail
ing, to show that the, pugilist had ab
tducted her or brought her into the
'state, the charges were dismissed,
i The publicity given the matter, how
ver, brought Belle Sebreiber, another
white girl, to the grand Jury investi
gating the Johnson case with an ,pffer
' Jto testify against tho negro It is said
rtrom a desire to be avenged for past
Jill-treatment at his hands.
' Alleged Violations of Act.
J On November 7. the first indictment
: ;was returned. Tho indictment de
titcrlbed various trips about the coun
try in which the Kchreiber girl figured
the companion and wife of Johnson,
JJn alleged violation of the Mann act.
5 . In the meantime, Ia11 Cameron.
iio was held as a JJeral witness in
the Jail at RockforJ, Hi., was released
n a nominal bail. She left the Jail on
November 25, and December 3 nhe wan
wedded to the negro at the home of
her mother.
. On January 14, 1913, Johnson and his
'.. Wife started for Canada. They were
apprehended and brought back to Chicago.
M 0 RESCUE
'OREGON' HALTED
Would Have Fighter Made
Training Ship; Commercial
Club's Resolutions.' """
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But for the action of Senator W,
Lair Thompson of Crook, Klamath and
Lake counties, in defeating the Hagood
house Joint memorial introduced at th.i
last session of the Oregon legislature.
requesting congress to assign the bat
tleshlp Oregon to thte state as a train
lng ship for the state naval militia, It
altogether probable that the1 historic
oia sea irnier wouia now dc ancnorea
in Ponflahd's harbor doing . service . in
training the young men of this state in
,the ways of the naval mlJItlamen.
Jlepjesentstlve Hagood of Multnoman
Introduced a joint memorial during tho
recent legislative session rravlnn con
fg"Ss to send the Oregon to. the Coliim
bia river to be used by the state as a
training ship for its naval forces. The
memorial passed the house unanimous
ly, but when it reached the other branch
of the leglsnjuro- Senator Thompson
opposed it With the result that it was
defeated In the senate by a small vote.
Prompt action and a lot of hard work,
ik is pointed out by those who want the
historic battleship preserved, will be
required upon the part of the people of
Oregon to overcome the effect of Sena
tor Thompson's opposition, and prevent
the old sea fighter from being sent to
the bottom of the ocean by the big guns
of the navy's modern ships.
If the battleship Oregon is used for
a target and riddled witn broadsides
from the big new dreadnaughts of the
United States navy, as reported is the
Intention of the government, it will
only be in disregard of the most vigor
ous protest from the Portland Commer
cial club. , '
At a meeting of the board of govern
ors yejsterday, the following' resolution
was adopted by unanimous vote:
"whereas: It Is proposed, as reported
In newspaper dispatches from Wash
ington, to use the famous battleship
Oregon as a target to be shot to pieces
and sunk, a fate similar to that which
befell the battleship Texas a year or
two ago, and
Whereas: The Oregon is the most
famous of our fighting ships, winning
its laurels In the thick of battle-, and its
wanton destruction would outrage pat
riotic sentiment in the heart of every
The fireless cooker originated in Nor
way and first was brought to public at
tention at the' Paris exposition of 1867.
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SAN FRANCISCO
$6, $10, $12, $15
LOS ANGEJLES
$U.35,$21.5O,$23.5O,$26.50
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STEAMSHIP BEAVER
Sails t a. n, May 17.
STEAMSHIP BEAR
Sails 9t.HL, May 83.
Daylight voyage down the'Columbla and
through the Golden Gate.
4 Hours to San Francisco.
Through Tickets to All points by
Water and Ball.
The San Francisco &
Portland S. S. Co.
3rd and Wasa. (With 0.-W. B. V. Oo.)
Marshall 4500, A-6121.
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Each 1-Kldnty and Xlver Bemedy
for -a ft-Jthumtto Bemedj
(btvom 3-JDlabetes Remedy .
ioUT --Aitbuia. Bmdjr
Writv fra fre sample giving
the number of Uemedy desired to
Warnsr's Safe Xemedies Cor
Dept. S38. Bocbester, . T.
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The reason why it
pays to advertise
Portland Glazed
Cement
Sewer Pipe
is that it is a
pood article, which
thrives under
frank publicity.
Boost for It.
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jj j I greatest riding pleas-1
ure and relief from
II road worries these
J are yours with .
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- Made in all types to I
fit all standard rims. ' I
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American, and moreover the annlhlla
tlon'of the splendid ship that made the
moBt memorable cruise In the history
of modern naval warfare and defended
us from a hostile fleet involves national
honor, and an American ship that
faced shot from the enemy should not
be fired upon by her own country,
therefore, be it
Resolved: By the Board of Govern
ors, of the Portland Commercial rlub,
that we most emphatically protest
against . audi an ignominious end for
this gallant vessel that lias won slgnul
honors for our flag as belnK an act
unpatriotic, un-American and utterly
indefensible. , We urgA most strongly
that the Oregon be maintained in com
mission or honorable retirement, a
constant reminder to our cKIechs of
our victories on the seas and a prac
tical lesson in patriotism as well as
a source of inspiration to this . and
succeeding- generations."
A strong protest will be wired to, the
government authorities at Washington
by the Commercial club, together with
a copy of the resolution. "
Will rhelps Acquitted. V
The first verdict for acquittal in one
of the vice 'scandal' cases was returned
yesterday by a Jury in Circuit Judga
Davis Court in the ease against .Will
Phelp, a former employe of the p. R.,
& P. company, The Jury was out de
liberating- two hours.
HORSE CAR, MAKING ITS LAST STAND IN
NEW YORK CITY, ABOUT TO BE ABOLISHED
- , Read Them Daily
Through keeping an eye on The Jour
nal's automobile column, many have
picked up anaps. You can be Just as
fortunate by reading these little ads, for
some day you will run across a ma
chine that meets all your requirements
at a prloe you can afford to. pay. The
time spent reading these ads may prove
very profitable.
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iS-'V... rr'Hl-k :fer--S',i,V i
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to he 12 years old without sver having
seen a liorno car. They were abolished
In IiIh pHi't of the United States before
he was born. Now, however, the legis
lature has passed, an act which requires
the street railway company in control
of the local lines to take off the horse
and substitute trolley cars". When this
Is accomplibhed there will be few horse
cars left in the United States,
BUCHTEL IV1AY BECOM
New York, May 14. -Whin the horse
car was driven out almost every other
American city by the trolleys, In most
cases many years ago, It took its last'
stand In New York, and it has lived on.
East Broadway, one of the most thickly
populated streets in the world, has
never had any, other transportation than
horse cars. v
Two New Yorkers were hurrying along
hearing,,
the streets while they boasted abovft the
enormous skyscraper. '
Pa," sold a youngster within their
,4what is thatr ,k ' -
The boy and his father had Just ar
rived from a small town in Illinois.
"Why, that is a horse car," said the
father, to the youngster..
The New Yoers overheard and
stopped x boasting, The boy had lived
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DEPUTY STATE SEALER
(Salem Bureau of The Journal.)
Salem, Or.., May 14. State Treasurer
Kay today tendered the position of
deputy state' sealer i of wetghts and
measures to P.. U. Buchtel. the, present
sealer of weights and measures for the
city of Portland. Mr. Buchtel, who is
here today; was uncertain as to whether
or not he would accept. The position
pays $2400 a lyear. While the office was
created by the legislature a number of
years ago, -this is' the first time a suf.
fioient appropriation has been made to
put the act into effect.
l. Judge Kavanaugh III. .
Circuit Judge Kavanaugh was com
pelled to remain at his home this morn
Ing on account of ill health. His condi
tion is not considered serious. '
Sunday Outing Trip, 25c
Bpeclal excursion to Metnaer. Sunday.
Round trip Including lunch 'i5c. Tickets
can be obtained only at 722 Yeon Bldg.
Train leave 10th and Stark Bts, at a.
in, Jefferson St. depot at 9:20 a, m.
Sunday. ,
III! 1 DAPS
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Railroad Work Heads Indus
trial List With 146; in.
Paper Mills, 32.
(Salem Burtaa of Tha Journal.)
Salem, Or., May 14. During April 14
acoldents In connection with railroad
work were reported . to. the state labor
commissioner. There were 78 accidents
in connection With sawmill work.
The tdtal number of accidents for
the month was 411, of which 11 were '
fatal." In a report made by Xbor Com
missioner Hoff the accidents are listed
as follows: ,
Carpenters it, construction 11, logging
35 of which 'two were fatal; machine
shop, boiler shop and foundry 43, paper
mills S3, railroad constructtrm 24, two
fatal; railroad section 43, railroad train
39, railroad yard 41, sawmill 68, two-'
fatal; sawmill: yards 20, miscellaneous
49, one fatal. -
Abandoned Schooner Rescued,
(tlnlted Press' teased Wlre.V
Suva, Samoa, May 14. Waterlogged
and on her beam ends, the schooner
Lyman D. Foster, lumber laden from
Puget sound to Levuka, was towed Into
port here today by a steamer sent out
to locate her. r She was abandoned by
her crew two weeks ago after being
battered almost to pieces in a hurricane.
Doubled
Green Trading Stamps
Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, on
First Three Floors
Pi
00DARD,
America's
Largest Drugstore
P
LARKEiPO.
Alder
at West Park
Doubled
Green Trading Stamps
Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, on
First Three Floors
Prepare for the June Bride
Special Hi n P H
sale 'Lie Islass
Friday and Saturday
40 EXTRA STAMPS SIS feLse
4.0
Ciit Out This Coupon
It Is Good for EST
WITH EACH
S2.S0 Purchase
of Cut Glass BCTRA
"Anwday, Trlday and Saturday.
We have-placed on sale our entire line of CUT GLASS during
this sale. We reserve none of our latest arrivals but place the
entire line at your' disposal. This sale enables you to buy
Sugar and 'Cream Sets at the
ridiculous low price of $1.24
Sterling Deposit Violet Bas
kets at the low price of 73c
Water Jugs and 6 Tumblers
at the low price of $4.95
Nappies as low as 74c each
Eight inch Bowls as low as 98c
Celery boats, olive dishes, comports, oils, salts and pepper bot
tles, vases, footed fern dishes, in fact everything that the glass
makers Coffer and at a price you have long hoped for.
40 Green Trading Stamps with each Cut Glass purchase
amounting to $2.50 during this sale, Thufclay, Friday and Sat
urday. ' 09 THE MAIN ri.OOK
BIG VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORE
Cutlery Dept.
"Lost in the mountains' will- not be your fate if
you carry a Scouts' Compass Watch. It tells the
time of day and points the directions. Price, sjl.25
Other high-grade Compasses from f 1.25 to f2.50
ANAROID POCKET BAROMETERS for ascer
taining altitudes and forecasting weather changes.
Will tell the coming of storms 36 to 48 hours ahead.
Price, flO.OO to f 25.00
Big Jack Knife for th
boy 50
Fine Parl Pocket Knives
81.50 tot S2.50
! Camper's knife, with spoon,
knife and fork. .01.50
Large "Bear" Knife
81.50
All reliable makes euoh
as IXL, Henkel, Robes! n
and others (every knife
warranted).
Hifth grade Razor Strops,
Torey'8 Bent. oinsrli!,
81.25; double.. 82.50
Koken's broke-in fltrop,
double 82.50
Nev-A-Hone Raror 8trop,
Sl.SO to 85.00
Braudfs Belf-Honlnr
Strop 81.00
01l-Fashlon ed Cushion
Strops.. 504 to 83.00
Safety, Razor Blades
sharpened for 304 per
dozen.
Safety Corn Razors with
two blades -254
Nail Pinchers for Ingrow
ing toe nails. .. .81.00
e.
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Rubber
Counter
Specials
$3.00 Miracle
Ladies,
Douche,
. 81.08
$1.25 Hot Water Bott chocolate
rubber, guaranteed 1 year, 83?
$1.00 Nickel Bath Spray Attach
ment, 524
$175 3-quart Seamless Fountain
Syringe, red rubber, guaranteed
1 year, 81.29
$2.00 Combination Hot Water Bot
tle and fountain syringe attach
ment, 8 1.37
25c Rubber Bath Caps, 194
better ones. 504 to f 1.00
25c Bathing Suit Bags, 194
50c Rubber Gloves for household
use, 394
5c Compressed Sanitary NapWns,
very convenient for travel, spe
cial, 2 for 54
CT7&SXBY STTPFIiEES at mr rub
ber counter on the first floor. Nip
ples rattles, rubber balls, nursing;
bottles, paper diapers, rubber sheet
ing, baby pants, baby hot water bot
tles, teething rings, wash rags and
many outer necessities lor tiie baby.
Bristle Goods Department
.334
r,0c Nail Buffers.
25c and 35c Tooth Brushes 15
$1.00 Cloth Brushes , ...69
Klean Rito 'loth Brushes 25
$1.26 llair BriiMhes. scJId back, natural
ebony. 11 rows brlatles 984
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AVood-Lark Brush Powder. .. ..25
5Q-, Ladles' Hard Rubber Combat "Un
breakable" 334
4 off on all Military Hair Brushes;
M. off oh Jewelry.
M off on Parisian Ivory.
Patent
Medicine
Dept.
Listerine, 194-354-654
Lavoris, 204-394"
Glyco-Thymoline, 184-394-T94
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Zintone, 404
Ruetoiie, ,854
Mcrcolized Wax, 654
Saxolite, 654
Danderine, 194-394-T94
Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur, 43-854
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 794
Pierce's Favorite Pre
, scription, 794 '
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StationefyDept.
Going on apicnic Sunday? Get a
Dennison set, containing table cover,
plates, napkins and doilies. Price 504
Fancy Flowered Napkins, in pack
ages of 18, in sanitary envelopes, 104
in packages of 100, 304
Scott's Tourist Package, 104
Typewriter Paper for the business
college student 1 ream, 500 sheets.
Special at 334
Stenographers' Note Books, 54
and 104 each.
Wood-Lark Fountain Pen. Regu
lar style. Special at 894
Conklin and'Waterman Pens from
81.50 up.
A point for every purpose.
It
DRUGS
10c Cocoa nut Oil ...64
25c Glycerine
.184
25c Glycerine and Rose Water 174
10c Tincture Arnica .....74
10c Spirits Camphor
.74
25c Essence Peppermint .......184
Wood-Lark Panablance for cleaning
Panama Hats ....254
Pacific Louse Killer, -gal....6Q4
1 gallon ........81.00
10c Whiting 5
15c Domestic Ammonia ...94
Medicinal
Stimulants
Jl.oo Preferred Stock, to
introduce ..694
l.on old Bourbon ... ,79 :
$1.00 Chicken Cock,' fiond
bottled, 8 years old.. 894
$1.S0 Imported Germs n
Kimmel 81.17
$1.00 California Kim
mel ..794
.,$1.00 Prior Dry Gin. of
of guaranteed excel
lence -894
Imported French and Ttal-
4an Vermouth .574
Cla-Wood Malt Extract.
Trv It at our risk.
the bottle 154
The dozen 81.50
Case of 2 dozen-.,. 82. 75
Genuine Imported French
Cordials 1 n miniature
bottles ....154
Begin early Swat the
fly. King Fly Killer kills
without crushing.
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Sporting Goods Dept.
Ground Floor
Fishing Tackle
Fishing Tackle
Come in and buy your
fishing license.
EXTRA SPECIAL A
regular $4.00 fishing rod
wouitt with red, black and
gren silk, nickel-plated
Iwuntings. cock grip inlaid
with icedar, 3 joints and ex
tra tip, $2.xo
Split bamboo fishing rod,
nickel - plated mountings,
cock grip. Regular price
$1.50, special 794
EXTRA SPECIAL 3 or
6-foot silk, gut leaders, mist
or green colored. Friday
and Saturday only.54
FREE Come in and get
score cards, rule books and
catalogs of baseball and
athletic goods FREE.
Perfume Dept.
25c Tcttow's Gossamer
Powder, 18
50c Pozzoni's Pwdr., 27s)
25c Graves' Tooth Pow
der, 104 .
25c Williams Talcum
Powder, 154
Mioleaa Perfume, 81.00 -the
ounce.
Lilas Perfume, 82.00 the
ounce.
$1.50 Oriental Cream, 984
75c 4711 Lilas Vegetal
for 594
50c Hind's Honey and Al
mond Cream, 334 N
50c Pompeian Massage
Cream, 334
25c 4711 White Rose Glyc
erine Soap, 154
25c Packer's Tar Soap 17
25c Lyon's Tooth Pow
der 154
25c Mennen's,Talcum
rowacr,
Photographic Dept.
i'r a T-.i.it k- r t t.:
arc absolutely pure. and. should be used forl,. S
the best results. For those who do theirfif .
- i- i. I -
own pnniuig ana aevciopinK, wc niaKe a
special price on H. & M. Wood-Lark De
veloper for plates, films and developing
paper. .
6 packages for 254
30 packages for f 1.00
Wood-Lark Acid Hypo, tf-lb. 8154
Wood-Lark Acid Hypo, 1 lb.... 25?
"S. & H." Green Trading Stamps are given on all photo
graphic purchases. ',-''
Everybody should have a camera this summer. -Pictures
of the Rose Carnival and Oregon's wonderful scenery will
soon repay you. . ;
Cameras from 82.00 to 855.00, Sizes from 1x2 to
SxlO. : ...
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At the Bower o' Sweets
Fig Patties, per pound
Chocolate-Coated Almonds, per pund .
Peanut Clusters, per pound ..304
Double "S. & If." Green Trad'g Stamps on all package goods
" FOUNTAIN SPECIALS '
1 5c Toeo Sundae, special ........... '.... ..JL9f
15c Nougat Sundae, special
TM THE TAPAN-E--IEA--1ARDEJL
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we serve a delicious light luncheon. Try CALIKOKISIA
TUNNY SANDWICH, 10. Japanese Rici Cakes, with
v- ,v, . :
London in Portland
We are Portland s exclusive
agents for Mark Cross, show
ing'here at" all times a full and
complete line of this famous
LeaUier Goods. .
Mark Cross
Gloves
displain both silk and leather,
.oriced from 81,60 uo.
We Engrave Leather purchases FREE
50 Extra "S. & H." Stamps with Every Purchase of a Reel of
Garden Hose or a Lawn Mower
If you cut out this ad and bring t with you. f
50 feet of "Ji-in'ch Rubber Hose, 5-ply, nozzle included. The
regular ,$5.50 kind, at .'. ......83.98
50 feet, of J-inch Rubber Hose, 5-ply, nozzle included. The
regular $6.00 kind at only . ........ ..,.$1.48
Thousands of feet of Garden Hose, in" rubber and canvas, '
both j4-inch and Ji-inch sizes, and 25-foot and 50-foot lengths
f-EtTTycTrtrTJf f m d "With mrytrWiV-guHtirior, one
year. All Garden itose Attacnments at reduced prices
' Lawn. Mowers at ridiculously lo 'prices ' "
$4.50 Uowtn1 $3.42 $5.50 Mowers, $4.48 $10 Mowers $3.03