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Newspaper Page Textot ROSEBURG REVIEW WELCOME I.O.O.F. WELCOME I.O.O.F. VOL. XI.V. ItOSKHI OlilXiON. MKMl.W i: KMli, mvv si. E Sessions Were Begun Here Today By State Bodies BIG RECEPTION HERE TONIGHT Grand Officers Are fore and Palriarchs Militant Had an Interring Session of Department Ccuntil. Ilos burix is enlor'nininir this week the Odd tellov.s and Jieb.-kahs (it Oregon. The guests btiin amviui: Sunday aru-rnuun bmh from tin xoutt :uid ill. north. L:'.rmr flHruai inns came ihi. nnn Hint,- and others arrived il'irinc the (lay. X' l:iu this after noon there was due- to arrive a bit; special train from l:t hmd, brin.iue. about tieo nii-nilMi." of the order 'I hese included lb :.-'.-.'ti(-t!s from Kast ern Orr;:on. Portland ami viclnitv and Willamette alley point. M;:ny others will arrive nn 1 f ni:;ti( 's ttaim. and during the day tomorrow. Ht lore Wednesday noun it is expected that tboro will be 2t"o member.-; ul the order in this riiy. As early as yes;, rday morn in tr thrt streets were in rala array with in bli-matir banners and streamers, to gether with a profusion of Nat ion a' j 1 h t -s. Business houses and many resi denies also have on dispWy banners bear in i; the emblems of the order and other anno live decorations, ic these wi'ic added today i h attractive niches of the annual Si raw berry Car nival. Taken al tenet her these dis plays, as well as the interior decora tions of the h:y armory, the Klks' and Odd Fellows' haIN, where the sessions of I In weel; nre heiie held, lrive ocra sioned much favorable comment, and lire rated as beiiv,' aueuii: t he best t'MT shown at a rand bulue session in this state. The Patriarchs Militant opened the annui' I session of their I epart ment Council at the odd Fellows hall at 10 o'clock this morn in I-, with Itriuudier General 11. M. iJeckvvith. of Port land presiding. Their business sessions or rupied i.iosi f the day. Late this at ternoon the members appeared on tin .streets in their brilliant uniforms nnd man-tied to meet the special Haiti ar rivini: at 4:4n p. in. C.rand Master John F. Hall. il Marsh field, and J rand Secretary F. F Sharon, ot Portland, were anions those arriving here ti.d;:y. (Irand Patriarch liobt. Andrews and Oeputv Crand Master Henry S. West brook, 01 Portland, arrived here on th- specia' train this afternoon, as did the Presi lent and Secretary of the K- bekal Assembly, Mrs. Pose Palmer, oi liaker. and Mrs. Ora Cos per, of Ita! las. Many other in and officers and pa ;t Krand ofiicers of the order ar lie-e trom various parts oi the state A hi:: Keiieral reception will be riven the visitors at the armory to niizht by the local lodges. A special proiitam lias been arranged th i if or af' -r whi h si rav.-bernes and cn-am will be served. Tomorrow morning the It'-h kah Assembly will open in the armory and t Me ( irand Fm-ampment will occupy the Klks' ball. A very lare ( la.-s i. 'Xtected to be present to receive thi Assembly ib-utee. ancl more than tn usual numb-T ti ivc-ive the ;:ano Fnramiiim nt decree. Hoth bodies will probably elect officers for th- commi. year during the Tuesday's ss-ions. 'Mm Crand hodL-e, proper, will open Wednesday morn i tic and cont inue in session until Friday r.m.n. Ii::ei work w ill be put on ah evenm Tuesday. Kebekahs and Patriarchs Militant; WeJne.-day, Kal I'm lo lin'd. n UiJe Fik iiiupm ot Portland; Thursday. IniMatory d r i' ul i lie Musi ovite de-r- e ami ban cpiet. At p. m. Thuodav 'h- Past C.raml Masters. F;i-t drand Pa triarchs tin. I Pa-t t.rand IN-presenta t.ve will bu'd ileir ar. nr.il r-':iiii.n and banrjuet n-i 'I hurda a - P in Will be held the biL ' ''Id F l't. parade, at the close of whn h D ar ni al queen will be i v n d Ttrr reremony will tiske pia e a' 'f.e f o',;' Imiim' -nuar-. Tins is e-p.- lal'.v ap propria! as Queen Je--ie i a K'-b-kah anl th-re ne.e h" h'-ir ice ,,f ti'.ai-.irds i.f le r fa-.'l.fu s tl-H-f-. A s;- ial di ill t. t;-"Mi Portlard. in iiiiif.irm. as v!l a- 'h Pai nan h M h'ant wiil ( cn-pi-u fnw feat ui es !H h.' p't rad Th rpnin's fMat. fn-iiip - ! b )i t - 1 f af tnid". as well a- TV f:.:,t t '). finidrt-nV qi;en, will have a p'.ic- it. tl.e prrade P. i-!- all 'I -e f. -.Mites '!: b'. r.ob.n.n' in u- -will b h- t.e:j.. ri.w fnr two i'l.MTi.'.rn , ar.d I'i'-r W i'l be b.ll'"':l H-i -1M:V. e; ill af'.-r n-wn. Tu day. F-:d.,v ::-id Sat''d., TV- P.rnwmtit: A:.;u- :n n- C.r.p'T.v wi'h t ' r t phfiw, m-rrv-i-o r-'iinil t'l., already fc: for th -n' r K'ontinucd on Pi?e ?.x j BY A BIG MAJORITY ! With practically complete returns received from lioutUas and Jackson CoiintieV, it U certain that W. II. '.ore. of M i'd ford, has been nominated for joint i epret.cn tat i ve over Simon Can by a majority ranini: from lout to lJou votes. Mr. C:uo carried 1'ouclas County hy a Mibxtantiul ma jority, but lost heavily in Jackson County. COMING HERE WEDNESDAY. Thomas K. Campbell, member of the I ublic Service Commission, will spend Wednesday at Myrtle Creek in an er ror to adjust a controversy with ref erence to the establishment of a coun ty road crossing over the Smtt hern Pacific tracks at that place. District Attorney tleerue Neuner will also be present at the hearing. V.. V.. Sharon, tlrnncl Secretary 88T HE POLLED Special City Election Was held . In Poscburg Today POLLS CLOSE AT SIX O'CLOCK It is Bditwd That Nat Mare Than Fifty Per ' Cent of To'al Ve cr theCilyWiil be ! Polled -few Woin-n Voicd. Althoii'-h ronsidei able interest was manifested anions the voters at the special t'lectiun held here today, it i not believed the total vote will be as laiTe jis that cast at the time the bonds for the railroad w ere nut hur ized several month1 ami. This situa tion Is probably due to the fact that the minds of many of the business and professinnal men of the city were absorbed with matters pertaining to the Kiand lod-'e of Odd Fellows and the approachiiiK festival. At noon hardly l." per cent of the total vote of the ciiy had been cast At 2 o'clock interest in the elec'ion beuan to increase, ami at 4 o'clock it was est i mated that pmbably ftj pel cent nf the Vute wmld be cast by t o'clock. The counting of the ballots w hich are unusually si in ;!', shtmh; nut require more than an hVur. To day's elect un is 1m inu heid tor t he jiurposo of so amending th' c-iiy fhar ler that ofbtirt'. as a fiuti :t i pal it ' may const run a standard i.;iui:e rail rond fiom this city to Pock ''r.'-k At the last city eb-ctii'ti the bonus ii-i the rail re tad w ere auiori.'-d by h" rat to of about none to one. The more nuien ai i e Imki''. ! for th railroad believe t1,. ;:nierdm'nt 'r the fliarti-r will c.irn ai toda' el-c lion by a vote cf nut l. M.ari five to one. Tin-. hw(-er, is ru-r- --p-cula tion and cintmt ! su1--f .u.n:ii.-d until the votes ar cM-uiii-d. Th- re--iif l'oi;!d be a-.a.labV b;. T o'-lo k this eveninr. AR R EST ED LAST NiCHT. sp.-- iff i;.f.fe i.:ui w.-r to Wil bur la'- la-' ni-M.t. wh-r-f ht -ted r. v.. Sol a. '! on a char. of hi cat er, in u to kill hi- u.f. M. S.l.-ll va- br..ur U bu b, the -n-f a -el v. ::i ; -a'r n b- l: v. -f- 1 1" ' ' o o ir in a f-ti r. -4lr Wilbur f--r ---,.- t.m- i .-i. PICTURES OF HATCHERY. W T. F !!'.. - .: : rder: of f--h b--. , M I '! fe.-n T!.' : ; ".. H P- 1 M and S r. !;.:; urn J 'T !. r- 1" o"i !. i; th.- n, irvii. ! rn.p'pia f!h baU!eI ; . V. (: fe r.' . I 1 ! T ! re.Mr: pa"" -f 'c.--' " "! ' 'I e. ,o ; ob. 's b- tb.s af'er?.".,n T:"' T !!! b fhown in n.a'i- of 'ie ir.iy -ar,' th-' afr of Th? Nur:hi- Roseburg Man Nominated for Assessor in Primaries QUINE HAS A GOOD LEAD Brand and Griggs Nominated for Represent atives from Ooujlas County N. I. lewttt Defeated for Coronor. Complete returns received from every voting precinct in Iknifclas County, with the exception of Drew. West Fork and Iveedpoti. snow that tloorfce K. Quine. present imunibciu. was renominated for sheriff at the primary election by a majority of 17u oies over S. W. S tanner. FraiiK Paraar. the third candidate in this contest, received only 3m voies. Mr. tuine pdled a total ot lT-'tS votes, while Mr. Siarnier received voles. In the Peed port precinct Mr, Starmer won out by one vote, which reduces Mr. tjulne's lead to lt;; votes In the contest for county assessor, Cuy Cordon was nominated over Henry Jones, of Myrtle Creek, by a majority of 120 votes. Mr. Cordon polled a tc.tal o id votes, while Mr. Jones n-ieivej s".4 votes. Other re sults in this contest follow: D. P. Mc Kay Charh s Roberts (J14. and Alva A. Mellows alii. An error which !.' fouml in the South Mvrtle Creek re I urn.', late Saturday strenthen.-d Mr. Cordon's b-ad over Mr. Jones by nearly Si votes. W. I:. Si. John, of Sutherlin. was nominal ed for county commits iom-r o( r Joseph Mrides, of Oakland, by o.I.- otes. In UosebuiK Mr. St. John polled about 4 per cent of tne total v.,te, or nmre than Mr. Ilrid;;es and Mr. Musenbark combir.ed. Mr. St. John r-ceied a total of IP'.T vines in the county, while Mr. Uridines polled ktt'2 vote:. oiIkt results in this Coil test follow: J. D. Musenbark f.17. Al Uentiksen oSti, and Al Perkins 4'.t2. In the contest for district attorney Ceu-e Neinr. pi eseu incuuibr.t v. a- n:im:na!'d over 1. It. Riddle by 11? voles. Mr. Neuner received a to tal of lSisrt votes, while Mr. Riddle re ceived la 1 1 vites. J. K. Sawyers, present incumbent of the count y I r asm . r's office, was nominal -d by rnr, votes over Mrs Inez Miller, of Wilbur. Mr. Sawyer:! received PiL'!! votes, while Mrs. Milhr polled 1124 votes. Dr. C. H. Wad-, of Rosidmri?, was nominated for eorouer b nearly lon Voles over N. T. .lewett, ihe pre'Ut incumbent of the office. Mr. Jewett lst heavily in the northern part of the county. In the contest for ?o;i;t rt-pr.'tita live from Douidas and Ja ksen rutin ties, Simon Caro carried 1 nuilas County by r.ol votes over W. H. Core of Medford. Mr. Caro poTled 1C,7 votes, while Mr. (lore received p:ft; votes. In Ja.kson County Mr. Core overcame Mr. Oto's lead and whs nominated for the office. For represent a' i e f'mii 1 ouudas County, Charles A. Prand, of Caii n Valley, and Rov Ht-us. of Comstock were noininateil easilv over o. II. Por ter. Tlu- coiiipb-le I'-turns .-hv that Mr. Porter did not canv to ec..d two pieeincts in the county. The otes for these candidal fe:! ,w Itrand 2-l.'5 4 ; r i s P2. and Porier liV.i,. In tne content for "iii u,t Judwe K O. Potter of Suuene. John S. Coke ot Matshli'ld, and W. W. Cardull of Ros-burir. were the tlie hiL-h caioii date in Dentins i ocn'v . Although Mr. Caidwell poll d the heaviest vote of any of the fi.e candidates in I tout las County, he hi-t to-avily in Lane and It'-riton cnuiii -. ami is probably def-atcd. Latest reiums indicate tluit Lurhanan, Potter and Colie will b. the Republican candidates at the c-n era! elicion to be held net fall. The vote in this content, as fa'- a it ef fei-'i Doii'.ia- l'"Ur', follow ;: S-bl bred.- 1'.::7. Potter 1777. "oke ', Caidwell 2 oo. ;:nd Ibl'du.an '",. Thomas X Caiupb'1!. of Lai,- Conn' tv. carntd I)oii.la ',enf f.,r cni-.-orer ot !: public m i vi e o n mi- n io-r Fr-d c, Lu hi I. of Mult nemah our.tv. by 2l votes. pen Olcott. f'-r - retn ' s'a'e. rarrifd iM.ui-'as 'oum y I'"'. vi'-s over Charh s it. Moor Mr. Oh oft is the present incumb-lit ot lb- litll'". 'l b ir vn'f-t fol!w : Olcott Moot.S lf'2. i r l- K Ir;-h- of N-w V tl . w :.s f .v..n d a tie- H P'J.'ican "ell da'- for Pn -'. ni o-.er "! ... o-to. K I; r'i:i. of nhii. A!t '' P Ciku- mil. -. of low a. '1 be r--- m ' n.s colli i fo o - Mu b. - 1,'.', i il'.l I'V- a."i Pui'on " 11 For- d- I- a-.- to f.e "a-.o-.:d I' viY.i an ' "T,v - !i: i ft o:m 1 ! lift r.,,..e. ,!, ! I . '"I''. A ! i ! . ; ! Abtah.-.r. d .n f i- "- b -t tnu.v !.:o- b. n Ma'.: m " t 'II- v..e tr..- -" f"' ..w Aibert Ab.-ih ru 1. .:S Pe hop 11. C: !.! - 1 'T. ,.r.-l S- Tl.e f :!oV. UK' 1 ,el, or ; - no-,1 r.nt.d m I "a.''..- o.ir ' M v I'.r.M. -h-n". K M L rov ). R T A-bwn;h a-e--ir H W Lor-.'. (Continued on V- -S.i f DECORATIONS, MORE AT TRACTIVE THAN USUAl, With hundreds of fl,ii:s streaminn paily over the sire, is and arches and mot t os in numerous places annouuc itiK abundant welcome to the visitors. RoseburK today was put in her j:ala anire to Kie apjuopriate and bril liant setting to what will probably prove the leatesl festival week ever held in Ihe city. Dele tales to the Crand Lode of the 1. (). . F. arrived1 on every train today, and visitors to tae Carnival, which begins Thursday are e;u hd to a rive r.oon. I"nd r the diric i n of ct-m lit: -s I ittli in bi h iir cf ihe local loduemen and the carnival managers, a scheme of harmonious decoration was put into effect with the result that the streets were never before so attractive in ap pearance and festive aray. Lines of Pennants and flats which were used last vear were strung from polo to pole across the business streets yes terday and the hu:e stationary straw berry replicas w hich w ere formerly suspended at the Intersections w ere huni; H'.'ain loday. An innovation was used for the Tirst time in the erection of arches at several of t le most con spicuotts crossings, hearing mottos of" welcome and greetine ami calling at teution to Rtiseburjr as the center Tor strawberries and roses. The stream ers were htm;: by Roy Iluffham, who also devised tin1 other features. Windows and stores were decorated today by the merchants to convey welcome to the visiting thrones, and several very uniipie displays have been arranged. Colors of red and reen are to be seen at nearly every place of business, while the flajrs de notim? the conventlon-of Odd Fellows are being used with profusion in am) about every establishment and many homes as well. k i 4 II. s. Wcsibniiik. li.'imiv r.raml MilSliT. II Eugene Candidate Polled Heavy Vote for Circuit Judge COKE SECOND IN THE CONTEST Altcrnfy W. W. Cardwcll Carritd DjuIjs County But Lost Nedvily in m and Coos lurry Returns Incomplete 4- roi ri i; mo ii k Potter 7 I :: J .J h ' H- : in g, -I A llii. h ;lan :, ii; J, i- v. v. i ;,r,:... i ('. A S.diibr.-ie T .t, Pra'-I Ka I s ion ;.. ret u rn r ' i d t r f)in I i,u . , . 1 ,nni', ' 'o-e ''iin v i-!i! l;. :it.,n , ,, n ti-s indu nie that i; O. I'ult i Kuwene. hei,!.- ' ti t lur t:..- I; p.itl). an noaii na- ."a fni ii i i,' j in the S--c oi.d lud:. ;;1 f, i 'l hi,,- rid.-, ar- to t.. ' i . I . ,,. i it jK fin -a i . i tain Ih. it t!,.- 1'.. il :. ;,n noiiniM w 'il le K O I'otl. . Kiifene. J A l! i1 i..i!..in n i ' 1 - 1 .til I .1 ' . ot M.i el aid e r.i r r.- 1 I fc : ., - 'ii in' . a bii: J'i ,i . bin !.-t in l..i te- and I uu ' u iM , i i m i: i viiv. In the li.rd.r. A 'i -1 1 ti , :.!.f .' t 1 r. i.n I I.. i. i ::r; i Mi- r. : I He t. ,1 I f '..d.r.. r f,, i,. i , -n o' M : ot l(-i-e!,U u il t I il fPENCH CAIN F00TH0L0. I'l'l:!.!.-:, M.,i ; ,,ffe ,.t :e!i.,i". d ').. . . : vain, d a f'- 'b'il'1 in V 'u'.vr- i-ou'h of Ifau d: mon. , following 'i,!-.- HM-aul'.-i. Hundreds of Sportsmen Met at Winchester Sunday AUXILIARY HATCHERY FAVORED Sidle Officials Expressed Ihcmselves is Well Pleased With Their Visit to the North Impqua Hdtthery at Glide In a brier "after dinner" address delivered nt the sportsmen's picnic held at Winchester Sundav alter noon, 1. X. Klelschner, a member of the State Klsh and Came CommiHsion. went on record favorlnn uu Iik reused loodrntion of salmon at the North rmntm Hher hatchery, and the es tabltshment of an auxiliary plant for the propagation of trout. Mr. Klelsch ner nave his audience reason to he lieve that a second member of the Commission otii! support the rhaimcR and Improvements at the lo cal hatchery in the event conditions there were us represented by lunu las County sportsmen. Mes.srs. It. K. Clanton. master fish warden: V. L. Kinley. mate hlolonist; Carl lb Shoemaker, state game war den, nnd Mr. Klelschner were atuoiiK the Htate officials In attendance at the picnic. Accompanied by S. It. Crouch, S. C. Hartrum and a numher of other local sportsmen, the state officials left Kosebur; by automobile at 10 o'clock Sunday morning anil 4w nt to the hatchery where they Bpent more than an hour investiat I Inz conditions. Supt. Smith, who has been in charne of the hiitchery for a number of years, explained In detail the operation of the plant, and assured the offi'-inln that its capac ity would be in mined material ly whit verv little additional cost to the state. He said that it was his opin ion that an auxiliary plant for the propagation of trout could hp operat ed in connection with the hatchery without the employment of more help. I hr orfh-iaU appeared pleased with their Inspection of the hatchery, and lauded Mr. Smith for the able and ef ficient manner In which he had con dmted the institution. Mr. Klelsrh ner and other members of the Com mission publicly expressed them selves as favoriiiK an increased pro fluciinu of the hatchery, ami the es tahlishiuent of the proposed auxiliary plant. I In the event an appropriation Is mad for the proposed Improvements, more attention will be paid by the Comiiiii-hion to storking; the streams of Southern and Western Oregon with trout. This has been made uec es: arv, il H claimed, by (In opening of ihe Willamette Pa-iric lUilroad. which passes through what is termed a sports men's paradise. If present predict ions prn e t rue, t he streams and lakes along this railroad will have to be restocked every feu years, ac-nrding to members of the Com mission. The local hatchery is at pien ent operating In salmon exclusively and hom:las County sportsmen have been compelled to Hciiie trout from other sertlotis of the stale. Should the prnpfjied auxiliarv plant be es tablislted, tlii North 1'mpo.ua hatch e i w ill not only produce sufficient trout to supnlv the demand of South et n and estern Oregon, but will continue lo tiiiui-h Its full ipiota of sa 1 n:on. Alter a careful In-pe.t ion of the hat hcrv th' officials icMniicd to VViiM he.' y wle-re they ere the uuets of honor at a salmon bake The i-pr ad was In cha; y.f of S. It h I, ami It K I f 1 1 r 1 M ' 1 1 , aixl Kur pas' i) the expei tat ions of those in at tendance. Tw-h fine salmon baked to pba-ie t!ie most skeptical, as well as ot li r appeti? nig and ib lic- iotis dishes W ere sen ed d ill : n; the hour a 1 li t ted to lum heon. Knilow (Di; the re.;.r(. Mr. f It Ni hiier de-livr-d bis address, hiti n- fd Inw.d b brief and "Mv talk h bv ( nil l. Shoemaker, :tate game war den: W I.. Kiule, state bioiogl-l; S C. I'.aitiUMi nnd A C. lai-iteis f (! th- ieldf.-s'S Inam ol limn pre., nt j aiti' .paled in tin- shoot. h d Under t 11'- a Mpi' es Of the It one l, I f ,'in Club, vi ), i e the retnaf lid' r of the crowd imlulired in otlor line? ut f lit er taiMn' nt. 'I he gr. at ma;oritv of tho.' In at tetidaie at the pi. nie made the tr:p l, au'iiiii'il'lb- 'I Im y a--en,l.ied in fiiiit of tiie Cote a,. I'M. il Chili roorii at 1 o li in the after noon, w b : t icv aa:l'd a tiutcli'-r of anfo:iu .!, doi'. '1 l"t the oi i a-i''i by Jo.-at eople I'- tOM" K a I Tl K for III i , -U r th' a iitoNiobiVs para ld lh" tlU.-llie -t'eetH w)l''!e tl-ev pOil Ii,-- i,,. i,f..i'-' can. era. Me Kum b-!M .lu. nib- band b' ad- d t!.- par ad- arel I. it' r I'lrni'-li'd iihi-; a W n- i.. ler !! ii v lUrtii. who had chari;.' oi ;i r r a ' l'ii: for a -if mmio(u -dl'l K i woi k w ell Mild di--t v. n. n . I I dit for t lie SM ' ' l-s Of the O' ' .1 si on. ot ''i.-r (iifjv.tig pi'tui'- ' fiin at Win-N '' at '. olio k Suret y rtiO'tiliig Tl: e Mint-. wlin t"'l Oi'Od. (! !'! I' "t a n imher of boat; (Contlnu" on Pm .Six.) BISHOP AND CALKINS LEAD EOR DEIEGAIES IN IHE FIRS! DISTRICT From com plete ret u rnsj received from n of the 17 counties in the Flmt IMstrht. it Is almost certain that C. I. I. ihop. of Marion County, and W. W. Calkins, of Lane County have been thusen to attend the Ke puldlcan National Convention to be held In Chicago next month. Hoth Mr. Itlshop and Mr. Calkins are pled l: ml to support Charles K. Hughes, of New York, for President of the I'nlted States. The vote lu this contest, which probably will not be changed materi ally by the receipt of other returns, follows: Abraham 1 4,fHtl Mlshop lti, 074 Calkins 1 T . J :t 2 Steeves 8.4.M : $ X tew i John F. Hall, Crand Master. SERVICE REFUSED Texas Militiarcen Refused to Taks Federal Calh ROOStVCLT BOOM IS LAUNCHED Justice tlughfs R-mains Qjiet; Has Refused (o Discuss Presiikntijl Situation Coi-nfusion in Commons. WASHINC TON. May '11. - One hu:. tln-d and sixteen Texas militiamen refused to take i he o:i i h necessary fur Federal sen n e. ho Secretary Maker was advised today. I mb-r the Pick law they run be courtmartlaled and fined, but not forced to serve SecrciHry liaker commentnl on the allec-d int.-rv:ew with t.eneral Obre gm In which th- Mexican minister Is limited a- sav ing the M ,i an Amet i can Hiiua'ion is acuie. Secretary Ha Ler dec ht red he did not know Ihe llend case had been discussed 111 the lecellls border conference. It is t h hi;-' hi ihe w,i bdi au a I of Sibley's nun will c. iir that mi nation. The attitude u! Can.iii.a Mill reported friendly. o ROOSEVELT IS BOOMED. Ni;W YollK. Mav '11. Th- regular I('plb!li a lis pencil bead'jU.il't e s for the (o. s.v.-ll boom Io.Ih. The liilOSfV eli I.Mis ille all fotiin-r Taft men. Thete are no FroL-ressives am iir.'. tbai. 'I b y plan shorily to move their In ad'plarters to Chicago. ( ieor. e Von I ic, chairman ot the b e"atioll. his an a ppollll ment to nml'T with f oli.nel It Ibis at Icriio'U. It i- t li'V.'d lio-t,e!t wi,l Htump ihe Mel. IL- W l -ooii .hHHie Jin lo- t i ,h d- no d the punted simv win- h s.uil Mu he- Lad ib-i'lar.'d Th-- i-'i!.lo a:,- will norma. lie Kuo-e Veil , li II' 1 1 e is III! II -e of C -tl l'b T itiL- air. IhmIv I '. Il- - n t llui'li didn't ni loe ii re pon i b ruinors '1 h- .! 'i-i i' l aiain- one r. nnd ap par IH I v li. 'I if I iI.l i ' . ,i ; i ! ' IK' hi i all dl'lacv. - - n -. &PRECKLCS WON CASE. Firl"! I A NO. M..-. J ! 'I -mi' d I! . i , : ., h.i ", i. i .r. -i . :! ' i-.' l - Itro- va de id"d t..d ... in I.iv,r ot CONHJMON IN C0.M0N3 HoMKtN re.irn. d tod ini'l;- v. I: n M a . ' ' oiifii iori ,'. the Hoi-. of I olll a.,": , il. ,'.!.. an tll- h . I a ii- bii ir:L the !.(,: 'e re. ail f the X' 'It lull ot 1 i-ii i b s" II- i-L'xiti d "I am not ftiri.' -' "1 b"'- .tiid our p'-o pie -ill '.''' ate Hot III Itlissia." 'I here Were tHIII' '' d I'l ' " Of dl--.'Tlt at.d ai.pf.al. ;,..d I be mi Mib. were oo": in a'i iii'ri,.,r "l.e'ti-ed tr.ti'or," v . M. d ere II- ah bad pn- louih le 'rit.d 1' p d tio f onflt ton of th' Im-Ii i oiu riiHf Ial law, and no confi dence In 'I'-neral Maxwell. JElinHRIS j STILLAMYSTERY, SAY POLICE Posses Searching; for the Body of Fred Ristman CONVICT JAILED AT ST. HEUNS Porlldnd's fnlirc Detective force Is at Woik ifi au Allcmpl to Apprehend Murderer of the Helpless Wumdo FOKTLANU. Or.. May 22. Al- wiuiikh six day: have passed since the discovery of the brutal murder of Mrs. Helen Jennings and evidence pninlliiK to the violent death of Fred Kbstmaii, jitneur, the soiution of tho mystery remains beyond tho ken of police und Slu.-iM'a deputies, j For miles about the Jennings ho.no ,oi the old tiore ranch between Tuala tin and Saorwood. In WariliinKton Comity, the, coiniti vside has iWn combed by search parties, which have been rewarded only with tho discov ery or a blood smeared shirt supposed to have been worn by the murderer, the similarly stained hat of the auto mobile driver, and the jtreen laprobe that had been in Klstman a machine, stlirenrd with blood clots. While the fate of Klstman la not In doubt, no trace of tits body baa been .found, though the Tualatin river has been draped ami posses have roamed Ihrounh the woods. In n.itertaitilnje the Identity of the murderer little more pro ureas has 1 n made. A man Is under urrest, lienintt Thompson, and tho authori ties believe tiny havo the pernon ro Kpon.dbV for the crime. Hut no evl denco which would conclusively con nect him with it baa IrepQ unearthed. He Is found to have known tho dead woman, to have been lu need of money, Mid Is known to be u hard character, though a crime approach iiiK murder had never before been laid at bis door. On the other hand, Thompson Sim-iii:i confident that he has a com- 1 ph te alibi, his Identification by other Jitney drtvrs us the man who hired ItiHtiiiau'ii machine ha failed, and the Kory shirt found nei'.r the scene of the tragedy lias not been Identi fied as his, and In a size smaller than Thompson wears. Two oilier suspect!-, have been ar rested, one by Portland deterltves, ; the oth r by Sheriff Keeves, of Wash ,liiKlon County, but botn arrests were 'precautionary, and in neither cane, 'do the officers believe, they have the IriKht man. I Today a mine extensive search than has heretofore been conducted will be made bv friends slid the dead man and brother Odd lllows. A call ! for si'iiirs of automobiles has been : made b jitney men who wiil start from Seiond and Alder streets short ly belorc n o'cloi k this morninu;. in dependent parlies are expected to be lea v ttm I 'oi t laud all day. j The patties will be organized at the Core ram h and brain h out in I everv d Ii ' t ion. .Many will devote Jail of their time lo near h alonK the I banks of I h" Tualat In ami in the dili hes that line m riion of the coun try. j Then, is mm h do--br that Tliomp son. t h .i-pe. t. could wi-Hr the blooih' shirt (hat uas lontid near the Oote rare h. for it is mailer, bv an iinh, aboitt the neck than that which T ho in p - on uriiis r ust oiu a illy. It actual ir i a sure ment, I re put V Sheriff l-fiilt ps ;..-teulay conrirmed tiie me a- I .'j Hi' aes Thompson, al Hi I J-oro, I- w.-ariiii; a shiti with a 1 mm ii ti.-i d. He Miys that he ti.- im II ' w e.,j !'.. but Hi at he has be. n vva:i: lam'-r lately, owing to two - K'O 1 1 K"lt, oil hi Ileck. A' "He 1 1 111 Thompson wore a lfi ' 2 sl.ir i. lor hi? tr ck m asureinent at the to p. n.t ntuii 1 That was t;.L n Math in w ars ao. The -Im' found w.i. an obi one and hail In en iai fully pai lo-d on the lea of th' bund, where the collar had rubbed The 1 1 1 1 M i n I ie eon i end. in fni ,;m,i t oi 1 1 ei i b lief t tiat Thorn p Mn it I : i-i r i lii.il . thai in V lew of tin shirt le mu; on obi one, Thompson Hi i .-ht lave until It bi'fo: hi eti-l.nu-ed tier k r"i'iii. a larger size. 1 .t'-tb. r thin.' lo tilth J put " Sheil?r I'l'l h' .' ; "ini I-; that Thomp son wai r.'V'-r 'li th, b t!,n of we.irilll! a foil;!-. Cioii'h be tin i oit-n than liot wo -1 nit- w ith ne. kband-. A t:i,Lt ti' k'i'Tol wi.'i!. Hot bother If ll we-.- rot to tt.e.ed, it Ik rontendi'd. C;o-c e va nitria t ion of Die shirt showed w tei Uv tl.Hf the taihite and iim'" with wbnli It Is stiieared i tii i, not beneath th blood smear. Tm- t tk'-n to indt' ate that the in a : 1 1 1 i r . n f.er k:i:ti; hit vb Umn, found tro'iMe la "tartiui; the auto ,obib It U b- lien d that he en-d-awir'd to mart the ma Mne In the (Cuntlnu'd uu Pano Hlx.