Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, April 19, 1907, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texttori.1 IIILLSBORO. WASHINGTON COUNTY, ORECOs, FRIDAY. Al'RIL 19, 1907 Vom'mk 31 Number 50 fiillsboro Independent LW- BATH- I'UBLISHKR. OFFICIAL COUNTY FAI'EU. ONE DOLLAR PKB YEAKIN ADVANt "W'M t tbe Poatofflce at Hllls- ro, Oregon, for trantmlitlon throoxh Official Papr of Washington County. we mall u second-class mall matter, Republican in Poll tic a. rvrari8iMu Katkc DinpUy, 60 cent an inch, tingle column, (or (our Inter tiom; reading notice, one cent a word It'll limertlon (nothing 1cm than 15 cants) ; profuhHionul rurli, one inch, $1 a munili ; lixlge carda, (3 a year, paya ble quarterly, (notice and leaolutioDj Iree to ailvertleiiig lolget). JOHN M. WALL, Attorney-at-Law, . Office up stairs, Bailey Morgan Bile moth 'phones. HILL3SORO, - OREGON. PROFESSIONAL CARD. E. B. TONGUE ATTORN Ei Y-ATLA W Hilliboro, Oregon. Office: Roonit 3. 4 and 6. Morgan Elk W. N. BARRETT ATTORNEY-ATLAW Hilltboro, Oregon. Office: Central Block, Rooms t and 7. BENTON BOWMAN ATTORN EY-AT-LAW Hllltboro, Oregon. Office, in Uniou lilk.. with 8. B. Hue ton TIIOS. II. TONGUE JR. ATTORN BY-AT-LAW NOTARY PUBLIC J dice: Kooms d, 4 and 6, Morgan Block Hllltboro, Oregon. MARK B. BUMP, ATTORN KY-AT-LAW. Notary Public aud IIILLSBORO, Collections. ORE. S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Hllltboro, Oregon. Offlce, upstaire, over The Delta Drug Store. OHJce hourt 8 to 12 J 1 to 8, and In the eveiiiim Irora 7 to 9 o'clock. C. N. WRECK SIX KILLED It is estimated that Mexico will produce 50 per cent more copper this year than in any previous year, STREET LINE i ENTIRE TRAIN BURNED. The Great Northern Oriental Limited Wrecked Neat the Village of Bartlett, N. D. j. P. TAMIESIE, M. D. 8. P. R. R. SURGEON Hllltboro, Oregon. . Rrilihtnre corner Third end Mln; office up tim orr lull itrue. ilore; hour, e.fc) to 12 m. I wan.l7K p. m. Telephone lo rendeuoe torn ,l"lle ,dru -lore. All cell, promptly ans wered dI or nlKQl. F. A. BAILEY, M. D. THYSICIAN AND SURGEON Hllltboro, Oregon. Offlce: Morgan-Bailey block, op ttalrt. roomt 1ST, 13 and IS. Reildence 8. V. cor. Bate Lino and Second sta. Both 'phones. F. J. BAILEY, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Hllltboro, Oregon. Ofllce: Morgan-Bailey block, up ttalrt with V. A. Bailey. Residence, N E. corner Third and Oak sts. A. B. BAILEY, M. D., PUYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Hillsboro, Oregon. Ofllce bird north boun e Kldnr of cltr eleeirle Hunt plent. J".rQ - , ld der or nml.t. Both Cell, prouii'.'j MI) 'phone. eptai-04 TMMOTT BROS. DsnlralMeal Market FiEsIjMs zzi descries. Opposite the Shute Bank Your Trade Solicited. KURATLI BROS. Hon Heal Estate AND AUCTIONEER. Houte, Main St. Olfice south ol Court Mon"v to Loan- Dr. B. P. Shepherd, ,HcceMorUPr. A. Burri..) ...rritr P rtT PrMidentCm..rnl.Co!WO:!ep.th, St. Paul, April 15. A dispatch to the Dispatch from Lakota, N. D., says; The Great Northern Oriental Limited Fast Coast train, which left St. Paul at 10 oclock Sunday morn ing, was wrecked and totally burn ed at 1:10 this morning. Six per sons are known to have met death, and it is not known how many bod ies are still in the ruins. The acci dent occurred four miles from here, near the village of Bartlett, within half a mile of where the same train was wrecked last full. It is the worst wreck that ever occurred in North Dakota. The cars compris ing the train were destroyed with the exception of the standard sleep er and observation car. The train was running 35 miles an hour, and the cause of the accident is not known. All the cars left the track. Many thrilling escapes are report ed and numerous acts of heroism are told by the survivors. The en gine lies across the line dividing Nelson and Ramsey counties.- The mail car passed the engine and burned in Ramsey county. If the rate of consumption of 1905 were maintained indefinitely, with out change, says the National Geo graphic Magazine, our coal will last approximately 4000 years, but if the constantly increasing rate which has marked the consumption during the past ninety years be maintained, our coal will practical ly be exhausted within 100 years. It does not seem probable that the rate of increased consumption will be affected materially for a great many years to come, and hence the estimate of 100 years will be nearer the truth than 4000 years. The real life ot our coal fields probably will be somewhere between these extremes, and it seems probable that it may be about 200 years. We agree with the Portland Ad men s League that the young wo men who have been chosen to re present Oregon at the Jamestown fair should not be dressed as Abori gines. It is a ridiculous dress for a lot of cultured young women to wear, but looking through the gog gles of Col. J. C. Cooper, of Mc Minnville, who is a crank on Indian costumes, this is how it originated. The dress is not out of place for a country fair in Oregon, where the conditions are understood, but it is altogether different in the eastern and southern states, for there is an impression with some persons there that people in the Northwest are on ly half civilized anyway. Tilla mook Headlight. In the crater of an extinct volca no in Kentucky a diamond reef has been d'scovered by some Johannes burg prospectors. The canal across Cape Cod will be constructed under the joint sup ervision of the railroad commission and the harbor and land commision of Massachusetts. SURE TUNG C. E. LOSS OUT Of it. C. G. H.McBH.e,'Br'Mlsoe, Has the Bi.tlM la H-.wil R,h the Work Hi"ro. At Champoeg. Arrangements have been perfect ed for the appropriate celebration of the 64th anniversary of the organi zation of the provisional govern ment of Oregon at ' Old Cham poeg" on Thursday, May 2. Judge Ceorge H. Burnett, of Salem, will be president of the day. and Hon. Robert A. Miller, of Portland, a na tive son of Jackson county, will wake the annual address. The Parrntt hanrl .lt 1- r The following from we Portland the occasion. The exercises will be 1 tlr.irTaite oa la ... Among the new buildings being Oregonian . ucm in the rrovisional Government erected off Shameen, in Canton, mane gt where the recent fire occurred, are this section: Hon. F. X. Matthieu, of Butte- . . n n T.nss has His con- vill th some lour-atortea Duuuings buu - v-.ttA ., wim w the lofty character of the buildings nection with the J", persons who voted at Champoeg, generally is in strong contrast with Company. &?'"'r',of M7 a. 1843. on the question of San Francisco, n .vH-" ms iD. American civil government for Ore terests and will fioDC anl carry to gon the first on the Pacific coast early completion the FP1 elec- -celebrated his 89th birthday on trie line to HUisDoro. j,r, Mac. Apnl an(J received tbe congratu. Bride arrived in Portland Sundav lations of his numerous iriends. from San Francisco, accompanied He is in robust health, and looks by his attorney Li"- Lee, forward to the celebration on May 2 and the transaction 0 wnico ne next with much eagerness. His agrees to finance tbecompmy was eye is scarcely dimmed, and but lit concluded yesterday. Mr. Mac- tie of his physical and mental vigor A patent was recently granted on Tjndf. is a member of the wealthy is abated. It is worth going to an electric fuse, the disruption oi California firm 01 nuier & l,Ux, Champoeg just to see this splendid which is attended by neither fUsb cattlemen. H investment in the spedman of pioneer manhood. nor report. This will be a great United Railways Company, howev- Woodburn Independent. boon.for street car service, where er, is purely personal, separate and New Idea In Furniture Selling, the blowing out of a fuse oiteu independent of Wilier ot ux. A firm in Portland has adopted a causes great alarm among the pas Tjnder the new management, the new feature in conjunction with fur- sengers, who do not understand the Tjnhed Railway Company will re- niture Kwmz by catalogue. The demonstration. main a local enterprise, Mr. Mac- Gevtirti Furniture Cn generally is in strong 1 their surroundings. Mrs. Eliza Burt, who resides at I tbe Easton (Pa.) home for aged and infirm women, celebrated her 80th birthday anniversary, March 20th. To those of her friends who called to greet her the aged lady danced for them iust to show, as she said. that she is still a "young girl." PORTLAND'S TERROR UNDER ARREST HE IS ONLY 19 YEARS OLD. Believed to Bo the Man Who At- aaultee M re. Roundtree- $1,000 Reward for Capture. Out in Downs a little Swede boy went to school and the teacher asked him his name. 'Vonny 01 sen he replied. how 01a are you?" asked the teacher. "Ay not no , how old ay bane." "Well, Bride being the only stockholder L11 maner of household roods on a outside ot Portland. The interests very liberai credit basis and to pay of Mr. MacBrideaacioseiy wentl- aU fr.Jltht chars to anv oart of bed with Portland m ma project, the gtat. as welL In todav'. oaoc. inasmuch as he has hid a small in- they advertise as a special bargain terest in the companyever since Mr. Lego Kvae machine for 2S; fs born?" continued ss took cbarKe 01 us analr" tDa' to accompany the order and $3 to the teacher. "Ay not been born at with the ssistanct ioctl caPital- be paid monthly-freight prepaid I : -a iha a,H amt 1 1 I .a Ma . . all. av eot stepmutter" Kansas ,3ls- "uau-cu i ... Dy mem. xney say mat Duying City "Star." A number of great engineering projects are under way in New Zea land, looking to the utilization of the m&ny water-powers of that countr . The most notable of these is the harnessing of the fa mous Hulka falls at' a cost of $8, 000,000, which will supply the Auckland district with 76,000 horse power. visited the scheme. Id ac quiring the one sixtl interest after direct from the manufacturers in making a thorough caminatson of I carload lots enables them to do this, the franchises undr which thelfhe Gevurtz Furniture Co. have company is operaug, together I been 30 years in business in Port- with tbe ase ir assesses, r.Und and are located at 173175 MacBride recognizes a the proper-1 pjrst street. A postal card request ty good investment, od will sup- wjil bring you their catalogue ply tbe funds that will required j Xheir ad. appears elsewhere to complete the lines Crojosed, Portland Oregonian. Frank Davis, aged 19 years, the notorious "pink domiuo'1 burglar, who has created a reign of terror in Portland lor two months, was cap tured in his room at tbe Cosmos house, Third and Morrison streets, at 2 o'clock Wednesday morning by Captain of Police Slover, Head quarters Detective Hellyer and Tom Hammersley, lormerly a mem ber of the police force, but now pro prietor of the house in which the prisoner was taken. . Davis was trapped in hi3 room just as he was entering it, aud when confronted by the three officers drew a revolver and would have fired, but his hand was stayed and the weapon wrested from him. He was handcuffed, but in desperation reached toward his hip pocket and whipped out a second revolver, which was taken from him. With two pairs of handcuffs on him, the prisoner tried to get a third weapon into play, but was defeated in his plans and was unable to injure any one, as he evidently wished to. Davis, not yet willing to surren der, put up one ot the most desper ate fights in the history of the police depaitment. He smashed Captain Slover's glasses, cutting the officer's nose, and made such a struggle for liberty that it was necessary for the ' policemen to club him into submis sion before he would submit to go to headquarters. The police have no hesitation in branding Davis, the youthful pris oner, as the celebrated "pink domi no" burglar, and they declare that evidence is at hand to prove that he is the man who, on March 26, entered the home of N. W. Rottn tree, 60 Ella street, and so brutally beat and choked Mrs. Nellie Roun tree, after she gave him her valua ble diamonds, to save herself from bodily harm at his hands. A re ward of $ tooo is out for his arrest, that sum having been posted by Mr. Rountree. The Seventh Day Adventists have at last an opportunity to lay their case before the highest tribun al of the land and test the constitu tionality of all the acts of state leg islatures regarding Sunday as the Sabbath day. A Tacoma barber, an Adventist, opened his place of business on Sunday in defiance of a state statute and was arrested and convicted there in the superior court. He appealed to the state su preme court and lost, and now has appealed to the United St ites su preme court. It will be determined whether, under the United States constitution, this is religious perse cution. The final outcome of this case will be awaited with interest, as the decision will have an impor tant bearing on many pursuits. In short, the supreme court will decide possibly, whether Sunday is consti tutionally the Sabbath day, and whether a state legislature can com pel the closing ot a business on Sunday and be in harmony with the constitution of the United States. Woodburn Independent. Subscribe for The Independent "Pneumonia's Deadly Work bad so seriously affected Lmy right lung," writes Mrs. Fannie Connor, of Rural Route 1, Georgetown, Tenn , "that I coughed continuous ly night and day and the neighbors' prediction consumption seemed inevitable, until my husband brought home a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, which In my cac jXtitu lo uc the only real cough cure and restorer of weak, sore lungs." When all other remedies utterly fail, you may still win in the battle against lung and throat troubles with New Discovery, the real cure. Guaranteed by all druggists. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Kalamazoo, Mich , was by the most unique cloudburst ever known, when it rained frogs so plentifully the other day that catch basins became clogged with them, Immediately after a shower of in' sects of a kind never seen in the vi cinity of Kalamazoo, large in size ft The introduction bf Mr. Mac- Bride as one of the principal parties of interest in the company does not affect the interests of flit Portland people who became itfrttified with . 1 . . the organization undar the admin istration of Mr. Loss. I Other than Mr. MacBride, the stotkiolders are W. L. Benham, president of the company, who win continue in mat ' r office: Walter II. MJore. W. C. .4 1 , . . , . buu v rcrri isn in po nr. riffrn.r nrttH 1 . - ...... l . . ""-Morris, H. Wittenrjerg, josepn M. . ,. n( k-havior In very small frog,, fairly covered the mW H.nrv W. Goddard and N0 ldd ness 'tahav5 territory between lTalamann end. . ...... . Smollett'a writings an unman.cu n ,i n 1 ,,7 Louis J. Wilde, an 01 roruana. History of "Mlos." Miss" is an abreviation of "mis- ... - 1. 1 tress," which, as an lingnsu taw dictionary explains, is the proper style of the wife of an esquire or a gentleman. By Dr. Johnson's time it had become "the term f honor to a young girl." In the earlier part of the eighteenth century, however, it was nse.d respectfully ot girls below the age of 10 alone. After that aee " miss" was ruae, Smollett'a writings woman of mature years and her :j ... KtVi ''Kfre." ItisCUUOUSI Having gotten Chauncey Quim- completed as rapidly as the work ..mis9 bas grown older, so to Battle Creek, Michigan. "The Hillsboro line will now be by of Concord, N. II., into a forced can be done," said Mr. MacBride k whne "master" has become mairiage, Ida Welcome Quimby re- iast nieht. "We shall continue the 1, .t,. hovs Pittsburg sorted to a unique deceit to induce work in good faith and within thir- Dist)atcb. the law to compel him to keep the ty days we expect to have the line P ' j . matrimonial pact. For after the completed and in operation on Front The OreRO n lan ana . m a. ft..! 1 f f I . . I UBIIUOIIII weew m V U",,"HC juimoy quit nis wiie. street. Over nve muei of track r ' Shingles, Lime, Brick, Fire Brick, Cement, Gravel, Fibred and Unfibred Plaster. Sand. I Will meet Portland prices At all times. Climax Milling Co. Bitten Br Spider. Through blood poisoning caused by a spider bite, John Washington, of Bosqueville, Tex., would have a .. - a lost ms leg, wnicu uecanie a mass of running sores, had he not been persuaded to try Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes: "The first ap plication relieved, and four boxes healed all the sores." Heals every sore. 25c at all druggists. The Weekly Oregonian and The Hillt ooro Independent, both one year (or f 2. Then she appeared on the streets with a child and brought suit to compel him to support it. An in vestigation proved the child to be a doll. Her arrest followed on a charge of perjury. For use in rescuing entombed miners, a Moravian engineer named Suess has invented a rviin.r. shaped reservoir, filled with liquid air, to be carried pn tjif hn ccd VMiicins connected by two leather covered pipes with a respiration nia.sk worn over V. --.;.!. r iuc top 01 the apparatus is placed an alarm clock, which goes off in an hour and a half, warning the rescu er that he must return, as the air is nearly exhausted. The annarat... is saia to have been tested with ex cellent results. It is announced that the company operating the tunnels under the streets of Chicago has made con tracts with twenty-six railroad com panies to handle all the freight be tween the business district and the freight stations. The larger busi ne. houses are having spur lines run into their basements, and for the accomodation of .--r :-.Hrssix freight atations are to be established at convenient points'. There are now thirty miles of tun nels built, and this is being extend ed wherever there is a demand for the service. have been constructed, while the rights of way and tbe survey have been completed for the entire route. "Since its organization, this com pany has experienced til sorts of vicissitudes but we have now suc ceeded in placing it on (substantial! a a ..! ,1 at. I oasis ana win pruviuo me means ir with which to complete the road. UI It has not been because the pro-1 TAitl Wel AYfciVitnat itsdii-I fercnt managements have failed; it ha, been the character of the men tehir.:! Tbe reject sad fiitlr inabili ty to properly finance the scheme. They have at no time shown other than good faith, and but ior the mismanagement as to financing, which resulted partly from unavoid able reverses, the promoters would have succeeded in working out their plans. "The general character of the constructien work already done will be continued and the road will be completed in the same manner, We are using no ties and are plac ing the rails on a concrete founda tion. This is something Dew in railway building on the coast but it hoe rrsvrd acst s-tuInor in . constructing interurban lines thro ughout the East. "You may assure the people of Portland that the United Railways Company is in no sense a paper OllSKfJ 1 1 No better made. guarantee goes Uoata. Our ireea tooat Our Une 01 GROCERIES ia the finest in tho count. laamosse sale ir?r'wWStt,oU 8 JOHN DENNIS. There's a lot of Satisfaction in a shoo which after month's ot wear, needs only polish to "Look likej.now." You'll find comfort, ease and profit in the . r ' Hamilton-grown diiues v;ir children- .w.At.:'nr nwiiiif nnrl trnnti Roma an will want ouuiwvwwio e- ee ou School Shoes No better can be made. with every pair. Our my! less n a mk V. fcWeSHOE- (Continued on Local Page.)