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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1914)
THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. 'JUNE; 14. 1914. 111 TO THE SPIRIT OF FLAG DAY 'Miser, in Rags, Had fell and hurt his bead, the attendants about himself, but one, several years ago. confided to the night clerk that his family cams from Germany, and $8000 Certificates . in Wooden Leg SMaaoYsrj Is Mate ToUowtag- Seat of Xrary O. Wlss, An Owner of Oil . Xrftads la Texas. . Denver, Col.. June 13. An artificial lag containing $8000. the property of Henry C Wise, who died recently ' at a local hospital, is In the possession of the public administrator, awaiting an heir. . Wise, who was said to have been a Texas oil man, was found unconscious In his room 1n a hotel. An examina at 'Bellevue hospital, where be was taken, got the surprise of their lives. Schmidt was unconscious from contu sions of the head. When the hospital folk pulled the old man's clothes from htm, and mechanically searched the pockets, they found $3600 in cash in his pockets "and bank books . showing deposits of $55,009. The money was in bills of large and small denominations, silver and gold coin, nickles and coppers. Since the discovery of the fortune concealed In his. filthy rags, the police believe that the 78-year-old miser did not fall at all. as he said, when ha regained his senses In the hospital, but was at tacked by robbers. t - Fortune m Pockets that his father had been a professor in Heidelberg. v MATCH CONSUMPTION CUT L SOLUTI Supposed Poor Teaement Hons Oeen pant U JTew Tork Possessed Mora . ThA $50,000.' ' . New York, June IS. For more year OF THE BOY PROBLEM Berlin, June IS. The match Is losing ground. A few years ago the German factories were supplying; an average of 2200 matches for each person each day. The use of electricity and the Inven tion of automatic igniting devices have so reduced the consumption of matches. J than his neighbors of the east side can i remember, Carl Schmidt, apparently a , pauper, lived In a Bowery lodging Harry H.! Richardson of Mel nouse. where his room cost htm 15 cents a night. Schmidt la a little, wiz bourne, Australia, Spends ened man, and always he went about ragged and unkempt, with boles In his ' shoes and his aged clothes all but fall ing off of him.: Everybody felt sorry the manufacturers say, that the rata of use is now only 1250 matches per Few Days in Portland, "Where did you get all this money?" person each day. ' tion of his wooden leg after his death revealed certificates of deposits amounting to $8040. concealed therein. The certificates were on banks st Bherman, Texas. The weaker a man is the stronger his habits grow on him. for the old fellow, believing him to be constantly on the brink of starvation. . When he paid his 15 cent score at the lodging house each night, he counted It , out In pennies and nickles, and always ' whined about having no money. So, when Schmidt, a few nights ago. the pitiful patient was asked. "Worked hard for It," came the squeaky answer. Further questioning was useless, for absolutely nothing of his history could be obtained from Schmidt. At the lodging house it was learned that Schmidt rarely talked Especially the Chorus Brand. rut It certainly la true that a lit tle gall spoils much 'honey. Slat (after a night out) It's truer still that aimie girl spoils much money. EXPRESSES HIS SURPRISE Privately Owh4 mbUe utilities Ciu Are Vox Overcharged. si mmmmmmmmm mm m m mmmm mmmmmmmk G AMERICA FIND REA I II VA . iliW I I I V V Uai I ' ( ' .It 1:4. ft 1 IS f c By F. L. Harry H. Richardifon of 'Melbourne, Australia,' is spending a few days in Portland. "I left my home In Mel bourne on March 25 for a tour of the united States," said Mr. Richard ton. I expect - to spend nine months here stuJy. Ing the way you govern your cities and seeing; If you are solving the many complex problems of the . day better than we are In Australia. My work In Melbourne is helping the boy to become a good citizen. I am In charge of the boys' work of the Y. M. j C. A., and I also represent the Boy Scout asnociation of the province of Victoria. I stopped off a week Jn New Zealand. While there fl spent two days In camp with the territorial forces. With them, as with us. thcro Is a compulsoiy military service law which compels all young men between 14 and 24 to be drilled in military tactics. "In Australia it boy. If physically fit, Is registered under the military de fense act at the age of 12 as liable for military service. Krom the age of 12 to 14 he has daily military drill in tin public schools. Between the ages if 14 and 18 he is la the uniform servlc?. and Is drilled two hours a week throughout the spring and fall months by regular army officers. Oa the "righting tine." From II to : he is on the 'fighting line,' as It Is termed. He is required to drill one night each fortnight ami put in from 12 to 24 days each year in the military camp of Instruction. He Is assigned to the light horse, artillery, signal corps, infantry or some other branch of the military service. The "men who elect to go into the light horse troops must furnish their own rrounts, cither renting or purchasing them. A good mount costs about $150 In your money. "Do you know the two things that Impress me most about your countrf? I'll tell you what, they are. The ex traordinary number of questions you Americans ask and the questions you ask about a country so well known as Australia. You Americans can't talk five minutes without asking, 'How much does it cost? How far is It? What is you population?" Do you know, those very personal and inquisi tive questions are not considered good form in my country. But here it seems to be the universal custom of the country. "Th other thing I am astonished at is the wonderful telephone service yon have. Here in America they never say, I'll get them in a few minutes.' Thvv connect you at once. And then there i Is this other phone where you keep ! ertaln combinations of letters an.lj figures In your head and work a dial on fhe face cjf the phone. It is mysti fying and mysterious to always secure an immediate response. Australia and America. "Now if you will repeat your ques tions a few at a time I will try to answer them. Australia is almost the slxe of the United States. Putting the island of Tasmania in with Australia makes us larger than your country. We have 4.500,000 to your 90,000,000 popu lation. More than half of our popula tion is In five cities. Sydney has over 800,000 people, Melbourne 560,000. Ada lajde, Australia's 'City of Roses,' as it is termed, has 200,000, Brisbane about the same. Perth, in Western Australia, was made py the gold rush that took Place about 20 years ago, and so aigoome and Coolgardie. Kal- I not endanger his more careful neigh bors. "We have two political parties, the Liberals and the Laborites. "Living is cheaper with us than with you. Meals at the restaurants for workingmen range from six to nine pence; a shilling buys a very good meal, indeed, with us. "We have no baseball in Australia. I It is all cricket, football or water sports. Melbourne being the main port Of entry for Victoria province, we nat urally take to boating and swimming. Government Ownership. "In our country the docks, harbors, telephones and railroads are owned by the government and the streetcar sys tems are municipally owned. To be exact, there are two railroads with a total mileage of less than 200 miles privately owned. It seems odd to think of private persons owning and con trolling the railroads- and docks. Boy Problem is Serious. The most serious problem; we have is what to do with the boy between the ages of 14 and 18. Our public schools correspond with your' grammar grades. A boy finishes the public school at 14. We have no free sec ondary education such as you have in your high schools. "The home life of the boy in Aus tralia is not strict at 14 a boy gets from 15 to 25 shillings a week in our factories, so the temptation is great to go to work. We need high schools. The boy who quits the public, school at 14 and does not go to work is on the street, and he is too young to with stand temptation, particularly since many of them have lacked home train ing. "Our problem is to make good citi sens of our boys. If they were on the farm there would be no problem, but we, like you in Oregon, are top heavy in having too few on the land and too many in the city. Our tour Confess to Perjury; Implicate Counsel John Gaynor and wife Paroled After They Had Spent Several Hours in Jail. John Gaynor and wife, confessed, be fore Municipal Judge Stevenson yes terday afternoon, to perjuring them selves Thursday In a morphine case, and said Julius Knispel Instructed them to give the testimony. Knispel, who acted as their attorney, denied this. Gaynor and wife, living at Third and usJnTmorp FOOT IS FOUND ordered both to jail until they told this week and was closely questioned by the judge relative to- his part in providing the Gaynors with legal coun sel. The woman said, however, she first sent for Knispel. Mabel Howard, a girl arrested for usins morphine, said Fred Goldberg gave her the drug. She admitted using the drug in Knispel's office. Her mother lives in Southern Oregon, to which place the court sent her. Deputy District Attorney Delck sug gested to the judge that Knispel had violated the criminal law by causing Gaynor and his wife to give false tes timony, and that Knispel be held. This phase of the matter is under consider ation. Gaynor and his wife were pa roled. from whom they purchased the drug. Gaynor first told on the witness stand that an old man with a beard, usually carrying a grip, sold him tn moi phlne, and that the old man made reg ular trips. When ordered to Jail Gaynor said ho would reveal the source of his supply, but failed to do so. Yesterday he said Knispel got him into jail by causing him to give false testimony. He said that Knispel and Attorney Adolph Lowenthal attempted to get $50 for a fee, but he only gave them $25. Low enthal was public defender part of While playing in a vacant lot at 498 Sherrett street, yesterday, the young son of P. E. Hume, 1705 East Eleventh street, found a woman's foot. Tiie grewsome find was under a pile of rubbish and was partly decomposed. How the foot got there, or from whence It came, are questions puzzling the police. Patrolman Trout was noti fied of the foot-and he reported to the coroner. It is the opinion of .the latter official that the foot came from tha medical college. Is to learn how vou are handling. goorlle is In the desert, so they pump 'among other problems, the problem of meir water DV a MriH nf .istlm from Perth, 360 miles distant. W1U Visit other Cities. "Herbert Baker, who is also in Y. M. C- ATwork in Australia, and myself will go from Portland to San Fran cisco and Los Angeles, and from there to Kansas City. Chicago. Detroit. Cleveland. Buffalo, Montreal, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia and other typical American cities. "You are here more temperate than we are. Our people, unfortunately, nave fallen into the way of drinking and saloons are to be seen on all sides. i see you have many houses made of timber. In my city we have a strin gent regulation forbidding the- erec tion of inflammable houses, that is, houses of wood, within the fire lim its. They must be of stone, concrete or brick, so that a heedless person may fake! Durlns the nresent financial n Ki. Iness depression here, we are going to do something that we have never done before In any of our offices, and we hope we will never feel constrained to do so-' again cut the price on Al veolar work 30 per cent off our regu lar price and a still bigger cut on other dental work. There Is no catch penny scheme about this. If you ne(d dentistry and want the very best and classiest, here Is your chance. Terms strictly cash. Most everybody in this state knows who we are and what our work is. "Exceptional in quality." , Alveolar Teeth Where Brtdgework Xa - i Impossible. 4 For Instance, you may hav onlv tw i' three or four teeth or good roots left, . one or more each side, or you have lot two pr more back teeth on one or both sides. We can supply all that , are minslng with perfect Alveolar Teeth that will be beautiful, service able, comfortable and life everlasting. And wuere brtdgework Is posible there is no comparison ' between the two. Remember, that in addition to our specialty. Alveolar dentttry . and treating Pyorrhea (loose teeth), we are experts in every branch of den tistry from th simple filling up. Ex amination, booklets . and references free. . . ..a : ;;; AX.YEO&AB DENT AX. CO., DEHTISTS Los Angeles 630 Bo. Broadway. . Portland Ablsg-toa lf . 10V Third. eaWe.Baight Bldg, Second aaa Pine. making a useful citizen of the boy. M i r- Woman to Jail; Man to Rockpile William Matsey and Mary Wilson Sentenced to Biz Months on Bock Pile for Taking Soldier's Money. William Massey was given fix months on the rockpile yesterday afternoon In the municipal court for Introducing John Kehoe to Mrs. Mary Wilson. The woman was given 30 days In Jail for the same introduction, while the woman's 17-year-old daughter wes set free ith the admonition from the judge to never be in court under cir cumstances as those that caused tUu mother to be there. Kehoe complained the woman robbed him of $120. She admitted taking $20. Kehoe further said Massey intro duced him to the woman, and told the woman of the money, which he re ceived a few days ago when dis charged from the army at Vancouver. Ueputy District Attorney Dieck said that Massey was the real criminal in the affair and made the Introduction in order to have the man robbed. Mae- ey denied all charges. Color Scheme Has Solomon "Faded" Washington, June 1Z. When it com.. to luminosity of neckwear, Judge Adam- son, representative from Georgia, and chairman of the house interstate com merce committee, has old Solomon, in all his glory, looking like a faded sepia print. . About a fortnight ago the Judae re ceived from Georgia a box containing a oosen or two or t nose scarfs. From the assortment could be taken every hue of the rainbow, each tint of the well known spectrum, and several oth ers. which, .until the discovery of ultra violet and the intro-red rays of licence. weren t mown to exist at all. .. Now, when the judge saunters through the dim house corridors, the bands of tourists get the impression that a torch light procession and Fourth of July set piece celebration with a radiance lent by a first cousin of Halley s comet. Is visiting the halls or congress. Dining Where Everything Pleases Sunday Table d'Hote Dinner, ia the Arcadian Garden is an event that appeals to all desirous of enjoying the best, amid luxurious surround ings, and where the music is excel lent. A Flag Day treat awaits you in this unique grill. John Lynch, the Irish tenor, has a marveiously tine voice; nis every appearance is greeted by a round of applause that shows the appreciation of really fine singing. ; Leddy and Pony Sis ters also entertain, accompanied by Heller's Orchestra. SUNDAY DINNER $1.25 6 UNTIL 8 Grand Concert in hotel lobby. from 8 :Z0y until 1 0 Every one welcome HcM Multnomah TS1 53 TS1 You Are Invited to Join Us in the Celebration of Our TWENTY-SECOND BIRTHDAY Twenty-two years ago this month we established our first store on Market street in San Francisco. During June of each year we regularly hold a series of sales celebrating the month of our birth. Mon day will be the first day of our Anniversary Sale, which will last all week. Instead' of the usual custom of giving away souvenirs, we make the occasion memorable by offering our patrons unusual price attractions. There will be a special sale each day; no day will be alike and no item will be repeated. Watch our advertisements in The Journal each night and our windows for full particulars. We intend to make Anniversary Week of such an interesting nature that you cannot afford to miss a single day. 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