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-ROOSEVELT FOURTH TALLEST RULER IN THE WORLD
LUMBER INDUSTRY
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Wfyerhaaser Company Owns Big Lumber Limib
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CITY'S
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Th Wtyerhaoeer Tlaibsr eompsny.
f ewiMTi of l,ao,00 acre of timber In
Washington an Oregon, a large part of
i which la tributary to Portland, la again
: .leeklng for a att for a sawmill ta ar
i r thin city, Charles Weyerheusar
'end Frank Thatcher of Kliiaaaota sad
VL L MoConnMh of Tmcorua, ssoretsry
. 'of Ue company, were la Portland within
' the laat week, looking ovar th around.
ana Mr. MoConaiek cam again to this
city yesterday. -
& So far aa can ba learned M deal baa
rat be sloeed for a alts, but a num-
bar ara undsr consideration, Including
about J, foot front oa tha Wll
flametts . river at St. John, which la
, thld at tit par front foot, ar about
91, aa aero, Tba Wayarbaaaar com
pany aunt bora a yaar age aad looked
at tba St. John location, welch, waa
thea. offered at i par front foot.
.Bine that time parts of tba front
?have boon aold ta tba St Johns Woolan
smlll and tba two ship build lag oota
paeie that ar now constructing pleats
"'there, but thora la- anipla around ra-
moists, tt la said, for aawmlll pur
gees SB, at tba a bora no mod price.
5 Th auUdlng of a sawmill la tha rlela
lty af Portland by tha Wayarbaaaar pso-
pie la Inevitable and a Urea, modern
riaat wUl ba put ta, bat too data of
f beginning operetlone to not ajuieunoed.
? Tha mill wlU ba toe to oa tha stoat
advaatagsous alta that aaa ba obtelaed
fml raaaonabla tans.
Thus far w har baaa aeUtag out
T loca to already aataMUbad mills la tha
Portland district.- said Mr. Mccormta
: yesterday, "but haw tons thla will ooa
' tlnua wa da not know. Tba market la
' wary dull at present, and we must either
i build a mill ar ehat down logging opsr
: etkrae unless wa ean dlapoaa of our
gwoduct. I ennast ear when wa Will
COAT SUNK; THREE -HUNDRED
DROWNED
It
Continued fraaa Page Ona. -
Cm furst ta' the laat and aa down only
Vwbea ail ah) am and himsslf have been
4tUled. ,
& stoeaser oourage and determinatloe
i gtre eonatantly held ua before tba people
I and troops as tba (deal attitude for Rus-
alan soldiers and bla example baa un-
doubtedly bad a marveloua bid raj effect..
t Picture of him have been printed and
fewnt to Mnkdsa, where they ara dta-
trlbutad antona; tba soldiers of aluro
yataia'a army, as a stlmaiant to bravery.
L ; .. fcvnnoora tini rxm. .
. to ttraa aadwell
II ' - Uesraal pNtal karftaft.)
H VasUactoa, Oot, Xb--Tba oaVlaJ pro-
est waa received at the poetamoe da
: MTtment yastorday from Dodwall aV Co.
' of Taooma, aamlnst soisura-of mails by a
Russian warahlp, from tha steaawr
Cslobaa, The protast termed the selsure
a outrsca aaaiast this oountry and
naked whst aoUoa would ba takaa by the
sjovarnmani.
, postaisatorSenaral Wyana later aosy,
nltsd tba president recardiaa the mat
ar. irpoa npreaantatlana by Wynne at
the eablnst meeUns; thl moraine tt
, iwss decided that tha protest should be
;.tfcea up by tba stats department, and
; tha Russissn foreurn afioe will be
naked for facta eoncernrn tha sabrara,
Jf prrrata mail waa sonflsoatad, a tape
arill ba Ukaa for Its recovery and pra-
atios of aloOlar occuxrancas la tba
Vd'uture,
bit ta Vn
.-'( fnata net. it. It is rsnartsd that the
3tuUns baas eraaaid tha Hua rlrar la
-tiaary foroe and ara saTsTasarvely attaok
dns; the Jspansse. which wars tovinc
morthward. aad a kenaral ancaaamaat to
paid ta be In proa-rees.
taatto
.a ' (Jparaal Spsrhii dervtev)
rtoma, Oat.Jl.-A Uaa Tana- dispatch
Is the Italian newspaper MUttalra, sayat
In aonsequenoa of the Kusslaa adTanoa
Oran has shortened bla Has of defense.
Tha forces nt Menalpadsa, Tantat and
VHmttlna; have been recalled. Tha Jap
naial kaea fortified a front It aallea
-long at IMo Tans; with forces throws
j nnauil AfftsOl taVanHi
'grass aTesa Bam mraas,
- Jomaal fcnUl serrta.l K
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j noMiti ion or mnn.
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b- .
build. It- win d spend entirely oa nan.
ditlona
-Taa aomsaar to la aoeltlaa at
ha vlna a Ursa amount of timber that
waa barned over darln the tost two
seasons, and ttast bo losaed over at
anae to save the remaining timber.
Bln foroed to eoatlnue logalns; opars
tlons we amy be asmpeUsd to bwlht tha
mill sooner than baa been contemplated."
Mr. MoCormlok to vary chary of words
as ta the eapaclty af such a mill, but It
Is oertaln that tha plant wlU ba of a
else sufficient ta mske It aa Important
factor, la tha 1mm bar business of 4ba
PPsaine aorthwast. Tba Weyarhaoser
oompaay to the larfeat timber bolder la
the state of Weshlnctoa. It has a paid
up sapital f Ill,6v0,0oa, and a aery law
estimate place ltd standtaa- timber at
4e.oos.oe 9. aw faet. About Hi.W acre
of Its timber to la Orefoa, soattarad
through several count lee oonturuoua ta
Portland. The remainder to In Waab
rnatoa and distrtbutsd la emry souaty
west af tha Cascade.
Up ta the tlam tha dompany Ms dona
little with these timber hoMlnsa. be
yond anaratlna a amsll mill at Ihrerett,
which, saws lS.aa feet a day. Frad
eiick Weyerbausar la aow aa aid smb.
and 1 gradually turning- bto vast In
terests ever ta bis four sons, aaa af
whom waa 1ft. Portland last week. Tha
af floors of thoWeyerbnuser Timber aom-
paar arat President. Prederiok Weyer
haaser; aios-preeraeat, W. Lslrd, Wl
noaa, Minn.; secretary B. u MoCor
mlck." Mr. Weyerbausar ta aba nominal
treasurer. Other men heavily Interested
In the enterprise ara William Carson, aa
Iowa millionaire lumberman aad presi
dent of the Burlington First National
bank; P. M. Musser sad Lafayette Lamb,
prominent lumberman of MusaaUna,
Iowa.-
out oa both wings. About lt,Mf man
with to runs have arrtvad ta rslnforos
the Japanese..
Yyama baa Issued a sasnlfssto ta his
troops, declaring that battle to m
mineaL 1 v -r.
(Jesraal gserfal garvtee.)
Rama, Oct. 11. The eommandsr af tba
Italian squadron baa received a dispatch
reporting that the Raeetaa flsat at Part
Arthur made another gartla but; wag
driven beak.
The report does n gfog any par
ticular but It to surmised that the oomr
mander' of tha II uaa taa ships found
tha Japanese la muob. atronger shape
than was expected and did not endanger
hi vessels mora than ha wag aosv
neilad to. i
(Jesrsal gpumi gsrrka.l"
01 Potsrsbarg, Oat, 11 In a skirmish
during; a sand storm. October T, to tba
south sf ghaho. 7 Russiam were
wounded. The Japanese retired.
A portion af a Caueastoa brigada was
repulsed near Ouch ad ml Saturday aad IS
8MB wounded.
HUGE CAPS IN JETTY
-v 11 . " 1 . ..... ::
Oaattouad from Page One. -
una Ma U gat thraugb thsm.
It was Imp Ibis ta reach the eater
and af the Jetty without crossing tba
bar sad for a time tha attempt at res
cue seemed dooaaed to failure. Finally
tba tug Walluto arrived upon tba scene,
and tha life boat waa Ukaa la taw.
Tbo bar wsa crossed and tha Ufa bast
waa brought with la a short distance of
tha tty. One by ana tha sin aten
Jumped from their perilous poetUoa to to
the aem and they were picked p by
tba Ufa savins1 crew. All of them were
saved, tba bar being taoroased In safety.
In an taxation af the breaking af the
fatty It has bees said that tha plies had
been badly satan by teredos, which bad
weakened them so greatly that they
could not withstand the storm. This
theory ta rejected by soma, who say that
the piling that wsa weened away had no ti
boon ta place long snougb to have baaa
esrtously aasasgsd by teredos, saeoe of
It baying been pat la anly a yaar ago.
rgeaetal Mesatch te Taa Jesrsat)
Colfax. Wash.. Oct 11. Olewnle Bud
waek. sgsd S years, who was so badly
burned by baring a lamp tipped ovar on
him yssterdajr, died lent night la agopy
at Bt Ignatua hospltsL
pa
Cast Week
FREE TEA !
This week winda up tfa frea
tea offer. To trery penon in
ertiaf a paid "want ad." in
The Sunday Journal will be
given absolutely free a naif
pound package of Croeeet ft
Dcvera famous ';.';.(
iiiooid m
In any one of tba following
flavors t '- 5- , ". . $ . .
CEYLON '."-:r . ' V
' ENGLISH BREAKFAST
"OOLONO -
C .YOUNO HYSON r
; BASKET FIRED JAPAN
PAN FIRED JAPAN
SUN DRIED JAPAN v;
GUNPOWDER rfv,.
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Till toi lis i i MijirtU ta Wbtab
Remember, the Tea " la given
only to tboee Who 'bring caab
ads. for - .!. .;;
Jhe .Sunday Journal
(tote, TWentx-ODf Words foe 15c
pfls8..MOAfaa im'
' An' mngllsbmaa who has been amusing himself by finding eat the height of each of the rulara of tha world hew-',
the results, of hie researches la tha aooompanylng sketoh. His reaaarobes. which Include besldsa thass rulara, moat
of tha store prominent End is amen, be saya, show that man of grosteet ability are of avaraga height, fh beads
of mora Important nations are Juat absvs the avaraga height of the me over whom jhoy rula. -
SAIN MAY DAMAGE
BIG PRONE CROP
Ksiag that gat ta October I threaten to
causa tba loss af U ears af prunes that
are stiu oa tba trass la tba Grand Roods
vallsy.
"Tha prune crop hi my dtstrtot to
large,' says Judd Gear at Cora, who rep-
reeentg tha fifth diatrlot on the etate
oertlculturaJ board. "There wars two
or three carloads a day leaving the val
ley Isat week. Unless ths rain stops,
tha prunes not picked prior to October
will be a total lass. Tha spple crop thla
year to the largest hi tha history of ear
district. Picking has not yst begun."
Mr. Qesr made a brief report ta tba
beard at its annuel meeting la Portland
yesterdsy, 1 wbleh be said: - ,
"Umatilla, Baker, Ualoa and Mainaur
asunUse this year produced tha largest
and best-matarad fruit are avsr known
there, with tba exoeptloa of pears, which
ware s partial failure. The cherry crop
was targe and nrofitabls, aad tbara was
big Increase of acreage of aherriea
planted this year. Many aoree of apples
ara being planted, principally tba Borne
Beauty. Tallow Newtown. Jonathan and
Terk Imperial, all good nippers. we
need mora prune-drrere la our district.
Ths tasest pasta wars warss this year
than aver kef ore. Let ths faint-hearted
believer hi spraying go oat of tba fruit
business, raise wheat sod atllk osws. aad
bay his fruit,"
A. H. Careoa ma A g aienniai report
for tha third diatrlot, embracing tha
counties pf - lackson, Josephine. Coos.
Curry. Douglas, Lake and Klamath, Ha
said that not It per cent of the land in
thass oountles adapted to growing fruit
to now Planted. There ark Bearing apple
orchards in Kogna sirar valley that hHve
far the last three yaara paid their own
ers 1106 sn acre annual profit - Boms
other orchards, ha says, have paid "oniy
915 ta 9300 aa aora." because of neglect
of amaU details In culture, such as fall
ing to spray and to thla sropg at tha
proper time.
In apples Jackson onanxy proauoee aa
much as sll ths other oountles oomblnsd.
while Deuglaa county excelled la prane
ralslng. In tba last two years e.sog
acres of apples and peaches have been
planted In Jack bob county, and ba ssfl
mates that during tns earning winier
this oouaty will plant !. acres of ap
nlas aad asachea. There have been t.Mo
aorss of apples plantsd In Douglas ooua-
tv and 900 acres In Josephine oounty-
vkM Minntna Blent h.ve bees, nut In
and ths orchards Irrigated tha profit
here baaa doubled. Ths ralua or tha
fruit crop for thass oountles In tha laat
two years to estisaated at am,.
POOL ROOM ORDINANCE
YETOED BY MAYOR
(Continued from Fag On a)
UoanslnsT Doolroems lass than three
month after daolarUig thsm Illegal.
Either tha oouaollmsa must taks tha
back track and aoospt Us mayor' veto
or they must pass tha ardlnsnoo ovar
his rata, which oaa scarcely fall to ba
regarded by the publlo as a oonfssslon of
n titBoe with tba aamblsrs. Slnea
tha mayor has awda It plain that tha
city's Interests do not demand tba licens
ing- of tha poolrooms, tns omy jusuii
oatloa for such a step to tha Interests af
tba gamblers.
Th next masthuv of tba coonctl wm
ha held Wednesday, October 19, whoa tha
veto but rr it will oome sp lor canMera
tton. . '
Tha mayor's actloa fmg aaosed aur
artaa and dismay among the gamblers.
who have bean dlllgsntly circulating uia
Up that ths ordlnenoo we Id either as
approved or allowed to bscoaM a law
Ithnat tha mayors signature, rrep-
rettan had been mada to reopeo uie
poolrooms Immediately, and bets nave
aeon offered that they would be ruaniag
within a week. The oouaou ig now ta
gamblers' only bop. -
ahM imbtrt af th councH Were
tnterr lowed oa rha atoyors reta of the
poolroom ordinance and net one of them
would give aa answer how they were
wring ta rate whan tha proposed ordi
nance eomes before tha eaunell again.
Dr. aanford Whttrng ssld that ha to
..hi ta stats kow ba will vote until
after be bag mora fully lnveotlgatsd tha
ahsrritt stated that ha csnnot
ay what tha ooandl will do sines ths
ordinance hsa beea vetoed. He said ha
was unable to state bow bs will vote.
wit sfeeiisr sara he bag not nmde up
bio mind whMb way ho will rot, neither
does ha know what the other eeunciimea
will do whoa tno Anal rate takes place.
J. av9 orapge vovm. -;
' (tosrasl sperlal ssrrWe.) : ' 1
Bltlsiorsv .Oct. llJ-Namlasa Davis
anena hi sanuMlan tour last night by
addressing a large and approving audl
snes here. Bn-genatar Whyta, David B.
Hill and genators Daniels, gad Oormaa
will aooampmay Davis on nis sour
thraugb Maryland sad Wast Virginia.
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fgserlat Pus to The bsal) h
Cheney. Wssh.. Oat, 11. Oecsr K Al
ton, aged It years, a student at tha state
normal school died of amallpog yester
day. His body will be ramovad to Wil
bur, where his perentg live. Mono of Us
9vn m o oora bat nrama
mat mm mm noaa tr wmmctmAr
omora aoo at kaatt ttoeawma
tattia tHsM rnWDbMb nmbxaim
RISKS KECK :T0
SEE LADOTlSG
aaoB.
gometktpg llfco Tt.tog peopto wltnsssad.
tbo launohlag of tha battlosaif Hsbraska
la Seattle, hut af that vast boat H to
doubtful If anybody want to aaore daa-
gsraua sxtremes ts be p reseat than
org H. -Jordan, aisnagar af maipb
Stuart, -- - '-
Mr. Jordsa had beea p tha Ita oa
business gad upon his return to Seattle
learned that ho had Issa than one hour
ta gat down to tha dosha before high
Use, ths moment set for the launching.
He sot Into a cab and wss driven at
frantic speed through ths town ta tha
atsrfront. There he gaasd upon the
mighty multitude. Jamming elbows and
0 aiitlng for points of vantage ana ho
was oa ths extreme autelda.
Ths sftanaaer'B mind was occupied ay
two Uoughta - why Ralph Stuart couldn't
play before a crowd of similar atos and
why ho Jordan gbsuld not ae up
front Inspiration. Ma rushed tha outer
suard with a rapid story of bla Journey
all Us way from Mew Terk to writs aa
account of. the or eat for tha Sunday
World. -"N
Mb inn doing; unless Mr. Jordan
ooold show a press ticket and obtain nas
eege an the newspaper boat, which, ay
ths way. had gone to ths front some
hours earlier. The showman wsa about
ta give up ta desperation when his eyes
fell on a mass of togs, unjoined, extend
ing, from where he stood a distance of
three blocks to the very keel of Us now
Vessel. Ho determined ta take the risk
and leaped down onto tha floating Um
bers. Carefully ha picked bis way over
the togs, expecting a -plunge Into the
billows st each moment, but somehow
man red to get through In safsty. Then
he discovered that la sptts.of his height,
which to over alx feet, bla only view of
the boat was obtained by leaping Into
the air. At that moment anotbsr enthu
siast appeared, carting a barrel. lid
stood upon UO bead af tt and calmly
reviewed the scans. This wsa too much
for Jlrdaa. Ha threatened to Mho a
complaint unless bo got la oa the,
schema. Th only practical method wsa
to place a scut! Ing across Us top of
this barrel and each tax on sad of It
a a standing place, with a One prospect
of Us other fellow, la oaa one should
loss bto balance, being hurled over ths
starboard aide of Ua nary a aew poe
ssssioa. While fhty were still debating tha
subject, somebody shouted "High tide,"
and regardless of ooneeqsenoes, Jordan
clambered strata Us scantling and the
two sngaged In a momentary Qraeeo
Romaa wrestling match ta retain a foot
ing. Down tha ways earns the Nebraska.
Aa she waa going past, Jordan In his an
thuslasm mads a diva ta get a twig from
one of the Christmas trees with which
shs was deoorated. Ths result wsa a
mlxup at that end of UO barrel Immedi
ately osmmunloatlnc wlU Ua ground
work. But Jordsa god hlg Christmas
tree. '
And ht saw tha Msbrasha ucasssfuUy
Ua ached. . 4 -
POLICEMAN KILLS 1 5
JEALOUS HUSBAND
- (apsrui fmpatdl to tba Icaraal.)
' Spokane, Wash Oct. 11. Otto Claud,
proprietor of ths Broadway cars, was
shot and killed Ik a ftght by Ofllesr Dial
lsat night at f o'clock. Dial followed
his wlfs to th restaurant hwpt by Claud
whom ho suspected, and driving him oat
lata UO street, ahot htm four times.
OPERATIONS NOT ALWAYS
, ' i NECESSARY :- v
t suffered antoid agonr with, pitos
for over three years. Two dsctora told
mo no thins- but an speratioa would sure
sm. I tried different ranwdlss, but
notblni did ms any good until I assd
pyramid Flls Curs. I bought alx to
eent boxes at ths drug stars, and aow I
oaa do my work and go out, where be
fore I spent most of my time lying
down.' I thank God for giving ths dis
coverer ths knowledge to mske sash a
sure. I recommend It to all my frlsnds,
and If I ever have plies again will cer
tainly use thl remarkable remedy. Ton
oaa uss this in any way you wish to
make known the wonderful merit of
Pyramid PU Cure." Mrs. William
Mucky, It MarahaU street. BJlaabeU.
M. J. f
Ths pdrteaoa of thla tody to that
of thousands of others whs hava beea
saaarad that aethlag short of aa opera
tic would lid them af this distressing
oamatslat On the face of It It appear
as If too many surgeons operate la order
that they may beep 'their hand to, and
lose aa portion of their skill : than, again,
too many surgeons are anxious to ex
periment (like ths scientific man In
Mark Twain patbatto story af tha dog
and hr little puppy), and do not have
proper regard for a patient's physios
welfare or condltlea.
Wa sdvlse every sufferer ta think
rwtos before submitting ta aa eporattoa
for pi lea, and auggcat that those In
teracted writs ts tha Pyramid Drug Co..
Marshall, Mich-, for their ilttlo book on
the causes and ours of piles. Which to
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(TsBraal SpMtal gwrtee.)
Chisago, Oct. 11. Ths totsrststo oom
meroo commission ysstsrday began Us
hearing of arguments and taking of tes
timony In-the Investigation of Us pri
vate refrigerator oar company. ,
J. W. Mldgley. representing tha Mor
gan and Mill railroad Interest, argued
that tha Intsrssts of ths publlo were
best uboorvsd by a transfer of Ua re
frigerator lines to th railroad.
Only three members of ths commis
sion were present, but corporation law
yers thronged th. courtroom, and rsp
rsssntattvs af all Ua Interested com
panies were present.. Assistant United
Btatss Attorney-General Pagia and
United Statse District Attorney Beth
observed the procssdlags that promise
ta' reveal sensational things. "
'Mids-ley said "capitalists aad financial
men Ilk W. X. Vanderbllt, who owa
tha railroads of the oountry, want re
sult They want Saratoga and divi
dend, gad Usy doa't car how they gat
Xhsm."
Trains Manager Shana of the Vrto
railroad wss before the commission'
this afternoon and teat I lied that tha pri
vate lines ara paid 1st per cent com
missi oa aa aU freight obtained by them
for shipment ovsr osrtsla roads. This
glvss the owners af the ears a rebate
of H per cent la many cases, sad makes
It Impossible for small shippers to com
pete with car owners. Hs ssld tha In
dependent meat packers were ana bla to
compete with ths big packers, who ara
large ownero of cars. , ' - C
General Freight Agent Brook of the
Fere Marquette line admitted that bis
road waa under contrast with Armour,
Swift and other big packer to per
petuate tho present rates for seven
years, tha pseksrs agreeing to furnish
from, 2d to' cars a week each... ,
PARKER WILL WIN, 5
v DECLARES TAGGART
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tJaamel taackd ssrrlm.) .
New York, Oct. 11. Chairman Tag
gart of tha Dameeratle national oommlt
tas greeted vlsttors with a radiant soan
tsnaaos today, asssrtlng that he had re
ceived a forecast of the electoral rot in
tha eomlac election which pointed eon
clusivsly ta tha elseUog of Parker and
Davto. Taggart did not make publlo Us
ftgursg nor give laformatloa aa ta ths
source,
-But," be said. you may quote ma as
saying I am convinced by thsm that
Parker and Davto will ba elected. You
may say also that 1- am not going to
Indiana ta mania there until aftsr the
election.
0 sWMASV
f jesrsat gpeaW Srvto. "- ' '
Boston, Masa, Oct. H. Tho annual
dinner of Ue Republican club of Mas
sachusetts takes place tonight end
promisee to bs one of Ue Important
events of Us eempalga la thla vlelalty.
Bealdea Governor Bates and Senator
Lodge, tha speaksrs are to Include Sea
ator Poraksr of Ohio and former Sana
tor Tharotoa af Msbraska,
' . - PdTmsdsntg ct iowa" j .
1 fjearsel gaeclal gerrleal v '
CauncU Bluffs. Oct. 1L Fairbanks
begab tha final jaunt of hlo western tour
this morning, starting en a twa days'
trip Urough Iowa. Ha wlU end tha tour
with a day la Illinois, t v ,.
; Jearaal geealsl Ssrvka.) ' '
Mow York, Oct. 11. It Is annoanord
that Grovsr Cleveland will prsstds at Us
bualnsss man's mass masting which will
be held la Carnegl hall October 11.
This will probably b his only appsar
aaoa h tha present eampaiga ,
I'HIIKFX KVIIIh A fall '
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I v COMMITS SUICIDE
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tiOd Angeles, Oct 11. After a flight
flit BtrugglS' testing three hours la a
darkened room wltk a oraaad husband.
Mrs. WUl Ism M. Pax ton. a bride of two
months, sank to Us floor exhausted aa
the msa plunged a knife Into tho right
aide of his neck and chest, th last
thrust piercing hlg hsart. Tba struggld
snd sulclds occurred shortly after 9
o'clock yastorday morning. Accompa
nied by bis wife. Paxtoa spent the sven
tng at a dears la a hall on South Spring
street, and boarded ths last ear for ths
sast stda
When ha left tha aar Paxton oora
msnesd sobbing snd acting In a peculiar
manner. "After we returned home h
threw his arms about me and choked
me." said Mrs. Paxton at tha Inquest.
"The room wss dark, and we struggled
about, overturning chairs and upsetting
a table. He bad, a knife In his hand,
with tha blade open, and I thought he
meant to out me, I fell on tha floor.
and then ha struck at bto neck with tho
mpoa." 1 . t
Santa Fa, M. M.. Oct. Jl The flood'
situation has Improved, but there to
great destttutlonA Mo additional load ol
slf to reaorted, '" '.'' -
By Panopathic Proiegaor'i Strango, Intangibls, Unseen Fores of
, Mighty PotsmcyXUvTVwS tha. Vital Spark; and Banishes !,
f '. Deadly Diseases rith Uanrelous Ease aad Simplicity, v '
DOES AWAY WITH
YET MAXES H DEAF HEAR AND THE LAME WALK,
. ; ; AND PERFORMS OTHER SEEMING MIRA:.V . ; f
V V k' CLES THAT PROVE THERE IS r ;,wrr
. u : -mmm 'W y;,- -
NO DISEASE HE MAY NOT CURE
. T"'1 ''! ' - "'- "'
No Sufferer Turned Away By This Man Who Devotes Hit Life to
, the $ick and Afflicted Offers Treatment and Services Ah- i ;:
i sohitery , Free to AU Who Ask, Healing Those -v
J , Near and Far Alike-Praied by Minis- - i '
' ;'r....: ,- . - . tsrs of the. Gospel Vr ' - -'
i Sooelal Oorragpofidenooj
Kew Tor. Oct. 7. Seeing
Oct. f .Boeing hi ba
llovtng. and wltnaaslng tha oseming
mlraolog performed by Prof, wnilam
Wallac Hadler. inaheg ana exclaim:
"Is there a known limit to thai man s
healing power? hi thora a aingls, dis
ease ho cannot euraT Is there any
case oo hopelsss that bo cannot restore
brohably no wthar phyalelan la tho
worid treats aa many pattenu as thla
famous profsssor of panopathy and
physlactrlcg. They some to him by
scores and hundreds. Tha sick and
Buffertng. tha lam and halt, tha- eon
sumptlve and paralytic, tho drug fiend
and Us drunkard; Invalids from al
most svry known dlssaaa form' an
endless procession seeking; health at
his hands. And this wonderful man,
thla wlsard of science, thla peat
hearted physician receive thsm
treats them cures them. Heals them
of diseases pronounosd Incurable by tha
medical profession, cures thsm after
they hare bean doomed to daaU by
doctors, revives health and strength ts
tba face of earning lmposslbllltl.
Not m a spirit of boasting ar vanity,
bat la a qnist calm statement of fact
ha say there is no disease ha may sot
cure, says it, and what Ig mors, prove
It. During a recent talk with this man
who has revolutionised tha theory aad
practice of modlclno ha aaJ; . -Thousands
of precious human Uvea era need
lessly sacrificed ovary year by aaalawo
medletnsB and brutal Burgary that kill
oftsnsr than thy curs. AH upright
members of ths medical profaaaton
know this whether they will admit It
or, not, and tt Is tlms that th general
public was roads' aware of th facta.
"Cases have come to me that hsva
baffled pom of Us beat physicians In
th oountry; whors one doctor baa said
tho trouble was with tha stomach, an.
other gaid heart, gtUl another diag
nosed kidney dlssaaa or something
else. But In each case 1 was abl to
see Uo real causs and by removing It I
isstoied tho patient to perfect health.
I have known storm oh trouble ta bs
diagnosed as heart dlssaaa, and heart
disease aa rheumatism and count Irs
similar Ingtancea. When thess mis
take ara made, and th patient k
treated for tha wrong disease how ean
the sufferer hope to get well f It Is ss
If you tried to euro deafness by wear
ing ere -glasses. On u Just about aa
sensible aa the other. But I meka a
careful diagnosis of each oaa that
comes to me and treat the real cause.
1 hay discarded th assises druse
and medicine oarnmonly prescribed by
physicians snd sa a svstsra of treat
ment that to aa much atrperlor to
modern medical practice as tho sun Is
to a candle. Now that I have per
fected It after lone year of practice
and experiment, I find that I have th
power to cure my patients without
their coming to mo or my tfotng to
thsm. For Instance, read this letter
from the Rev. Pamuai Sutton, an emi
nent divine of Williamsburg. Ky. You
see he saya: ' 1 feel thankful ta Ood
that I was directed to you for relief
from tny bodily oalno and tils. I feel
euro that our Heavenly - Pother hen
helped snd directed you ta working out
tho oscrrt of power over disease.
Tour efforts must be aeeompanlcd br
the holy spirit ta aocompltsh such
miraculous cures, I know and believe
that there a nothing to equal yow
treatment for the release of suffering
ones from pain, weakness and dlssaaa.
I wish all suffering ones know Its
power to heal ss I do. since tt cured mo
of heart and kidney disease, catarrh of
the bladdsr and hemorrhoids. Dsar
Doctor, 1 cannot find words to express
my thsnks to yon for your kindness to
me In ridding me of all my physical
sufferings. My prayers ara that
ethers map do ao I have don, writs to
you and get relief, and that yea may
ho Joyful tn abundanoe en this garth
and m the world to corns for your
faithful Search and your
raeceaa irm
finding such wonderful power that
when your treatment eomes In oonUct
wlU dbjsaa, Ulnes arust givg way to
bsalth
"My sxpetience has proved that
there hi no dlssaaa I may not our. I
do not ear how severe the case may
he. how chronic, how long; standi na.
-What other men have said or failed to
do or whether the patient has been
pronounced Incurable or not. I am
just as ready to ours consumption,
cancer, paralysis, Brtghta disease, or
ganto weakness, deafness, any of the
drug or liquor feablta, and other so
called Incurable disease aa I am ta
cure stomach and bowel trouble,
rheamatlsm rarrvoug prostration, blood
disorders, catarrh or any of the other
STCS'I SIGNALS ARE
: , CALLED INTO ISE
For the flrst tlma ta several inenthe
storm warning signals are agaia frying
at the meuU of the Colombia rtver snd
J uaa de Fuea at rait Aotiag Ptstrtot
Pnrecseesr Wollsber ordered them dis
played yesterday afternoon. Tho esaot
vstoelty af the wind Has net been as
rartaineA. altbeuBli a sesnmun (cat lea re
ceived by the a ether bureau thjs morn
ing contained th Information "that a
iron southerly, hioa we rag ,-4
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USELESS1 DRUGS
lllg that human flssh ta heir to. I
hava don ao mank-tlmsg ever. With
out Intending to boast. 1 may safely -aay
that I treat more paUenta In a year
than Ua average physician does In a ,
lifetime, and among thess ara num-
bared many of the worst cases In tho.
oountry. And I cure because 1 have at
my command a power over disease ao -great
that its sxtsnt ean hardly, b
realised. Becently4 received this lot
tor from Mr. Victoria Wallac of -Great
Falls, Mont., which wlU glva you. i
an Idea of how my patients regard imy
power to cure. She writes; Tott
must be divine bealef, gifted of Ood
to perform such mrreokr of totaling.
I wsa bo 111 and bad been for many
years that I prayed for4eaU to and my
suffering my aaronies. But Ua Great
Maatsr knew better and I believe He -directed
me to you that 1 might find
life aad health. I was a physical .
wreck, suffering from rheumatism,
hsart disss ss. and nervous prostration,
and It seemed Ilka hell at tlmss, the :
horror 1 can never sxprees. 1 pleaded
to Heaven te take ma bora out of my
misery. I waa In thla stats whan you ,
earns ta my rescue with your skill,
your heart full af sympathy and akllL .'
Toe have cared mo ao completely that
the past aeems Ilk a nightmare which
I want to forget. - In tha three weeks ,.
treatment I have grown JO year
yowgse In look. Although M yaara .
of age, I feel 11k a woman of 10. X
marvel at' myself. I look forward to. a s
long life af usefulness. Ton certainly -.
rescued ms from the grave aftsr ether
eminent physician had f ailed.; .An- .
other clergyman, ths Bv. T. Horrts,
X. D. of Hsxwood, Tex., whom I cured
of a complication of disease write to
me, saying: 'I am much stronger and
more active than t hava bean for years.
I Bhall always thank God and you ao .'
His .servant for the great benefits you -hava
conferred upon me, and shall take 1
great pleasure in recommending you aa .
ons of Ua moat courteous, sfflclent
Christian gerRlemen whom I hava ever
known. 1 shall always hold myself
ready to serve you as s benenclary of 'I
your wonderful skill. Command me.
whenever X ean eerve you in anything.
May God, our common Father, pre
serve you long In th land of Ua liv
ing.' Even dqctore are compelled to
admit that my power la greater than
their own medicines. Dr. J. C
Feather. M. EL of Bhsaklsyvlllar Pa
was afflicted wHh that terrible dlssaaa.
locomotor-ataxia. He finally put him- 1
self under my cars, and now ha writs
me that ha la cured and can walk
without the crutch so he carrlsd for ao
long. I could go on indefinitely teHIng
you of case aftsr oaa similar to Usee,
but those ara sufficient to prove t
snyons that I have been able to re
store health In Ua face of what seemed :
oertaln death. "
"But how about those who cannot
afford ta come to New York to have .
you treat themT
'It doaa not mske tha slightest dif
ference. X cure thsm In their own
homes Just aa aaally and Just as surely
as if I went to thsm or they came to
me. Distance cannot weaken Ue heal
Ing power I nave. AH that anyone
who to 111 bt any way from any causa,
has to do Is to writ ma s letter, ad- '
dressing William Wallace Hadlsy. M.
D office 1021 K, TM Madison svsnus.
Nsw York, telling me ue dmsaee Usy
suffer from, most, or their principal
symptoms, agw. and aaa, and 1 wilt
give thsm a course of homo treatment ,
absolutely free of charge.
"Surely you do not msan that pott
glvs ssrvloes and treatment fro to -anyone
msrely for the asking?
"Yes. I mean Just that. I belkrva ''
that as Christian It Is my duty to
Ood and man to help all who are In
need. When I hava been given tha
Sower to curs, I do not believe that I
are the right to make anyone waste -his
money on useless drug whan I can
heal him without them. Wa all owe '
S duty to our fallow-man. Ws must
sil serve In ons way or another, Where
a rich man gves money, X glva health.
X am not a millionaire, hut X am able to
afford to do my share toward relieving
the a offerings of mankind. And I am
happy to give freely of my aervtcea
wherever they ar needed. And I am
especially anxious to cur any poor
mortal who ha been told that his or
hsr case ta incur bis, that there la no
hope left oa earth. Or anyone who
has grown weary spending ntoney on
drugs and doctor in s vain search far
health. If they will writs to ma and
accept my offer, there la not only hope,
but an almost absojut certainty that
thev need be sick no longer. And tt Ig
a blessing that my power makes a let
ter to ma do Just as much good as a
lata aa tt slock. Aa tha svivarnmsnt
wtr Ig sswn tt baa baa tmpaaefsts t
obtain a fall report. . . t
Mr. Wollabrr states Chat tha wind at
Tatoesh Island Ula saemiag had .
maximum velocity of 4 miles a boor,
and Ua storm preduesd high southerly
winds all ateug ttae Washington coast.
Heavy rains have fallen ht the greater
pert km of the Paewe northwest.
Tha Indications ar for cloudy weather
with showers during Ua next it hours.
Ths forecast ahowa that high southerly
wind will continue along th esest thla
aftemooa and tonight, shifting to west
er X toasorrew aad aimlnHklng is tore
stbsc giadeais to OW -
Jwnt frag mw sUumv t- w