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VOL. XLIX.-XQ. 15,130. PORTLAND. OKEGOX, WEDNESDAY, 3I.VY 20. 1IKX. ntlCE 1-TVE CENTS.
UAuninii as
II HI.
AT PEACE
WITH HILL
Makes Deal to Get
Access to Puget
Sound.
.OVER N. P.'S MAIN LINE
Union Pacific, Great Northern
and Northern Pacific to
Be Joint Users.
DOUBLE TRACK TO TAGOMA
Columbia River Bridge Also to
Be Used Jointly.
TERMINALS TO BE DISTINCT
Birrlman Project to Build to Paget
Sound Will Be Dropped Port.
land Will Become Terminal
of the Great Northern.
"Arrangements have been made be
tween the Northern Paeiflo. T'n Ion Pa
cific and Great Northern roads, under
which the Northern Pacific line between
Sooth Tacoma and Vancouver. TVaah..
(and the bridge over trie Colombia River
will be used Jointly br the companies
, named. The Northern Pacific will at once
.begin work of completing; double-tracking
tta road so aa to care for the business of
the three companies. The property win
Fhe used for any and all kinds of buatness
by the three roads and will be maintained
a a first-class double-track road for all
i the Interests named, between Portland
! and Puget Sound."
The foregoing announcement was made
f yesterday by J. P. O'Brien, general man
jeger of the Harrlman lines In the North-
twest, on receipt of advices from New
York. .
i The statement la so significant that it
points to the biggest railroad deal In the
North wee t since the merger of the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific under
iJamea J. Hill.
Among the most Important strateglo
.Influences It will have upon Portland and
the Northwest are:
It will mean the abandonment of the
s Oregon A Washington, the Harrlman line
; from Portland to Seattle.
Portland will become a Great Northern
terminus.
Both the Great Northern and North
Bank road will probably be permitted to
.enter Union depot; and terminal disputes
i In Portland settled.
Division of territory between Hill and
: Harrlman in place of the competition
. promised.
The placing of Portland as the leading
terminal on the Pacific Coast.
Such, in brief, la the effect of what un
doubtedly amounts to a purchase of the
Northern Paclflo tracks from Portland to
Tacoma by the Great Northern. Northern
Pacific and Harrlman system. In other
words. Mr. Hill has sold a one-third In
terest in the Portland -to-Tacoma road.
Result of Many Conferences.
This has been the result of numerous
meetings between principals In Eastern
cities and it la believed the memorable
Hil I-Harrlman conference at San Fran
cisco and Paso Robles had a part in the
final negotiations.
The club that has been held over the
heads of the Northern Pacific people in
the Oregon & Washington building has
undoubtedly ueen the chief reason that
forced Hill to abrogate his regal author
ity over the entrance to Puget Sound
from Portland.
Over a year ago an attempt was made
by Mr. Harrlman to purchase an Interest
In the Northern Pacific, but the enormous
price asked by Mr. Hill put any deal out
of the question. Since then the Harrlman
interests have acquired enormous ter
minal holdings In both Seattle and Ta
coma. In addition, they hold a half
interest in the Chicago. Milwaukee &
St. Paul extension from Seattle to Ta
coma. practically completed, and they
had shown that they were prepared to
rush the Oregon A Washington to com
pletion from Portland to Tacoma.
As this line parallels the tracks of the
"X. P.. ruinous competition was bound to
ensue. The principals have seen this,
and. getting together, have been able to
come to an agreement on the price the
Northern Pacific tracks were to be dis
posed for. Final settlement was made
yesterday.
Whether Edward H. Harrlman and
James J. Hill will come to similar agree
ments with regard to other territory la
the question baffling railroad students.
That this one or similar agreements will
result In the immediate cutting down of
(Concluded OA frags 11.)
MAGISTRATE NOW '
STREET SWEEPER
ST. liOCIS JTTGE ORDERED BV
DOCTOR TO GET PURE AIR.
Resigns Courtroom Position and
Gets Job on Street Gang at
235 Per Month Less.
EAST ST. LOU13. Ill, May IS Spe-
clal.) Forced by order of his physi
cian to resign his office of police
Magistrate and obtain employment
where he could enjoy pure air and out
door exercise. Judge Thomas Stanton
today started to work aa a street
sweeper in East St. Loula. As Magis
trate, Stanton received an average of
(300 per month. As atreetsweeper he
receives 1.60 per day.
Stanton was elected Magistral of
East 6t- Louis two years ago. after
fining the unexpired term of Magis
trate McKut. The time and attention
he gave his office told on his health,
and he became a sutferer from stomach
trouble. One year ago he was taken
to the hospital, and for several weeks
It was feared he would die. He recov
ered and resumed his duties, but In a
few weeks he was returned to the hos
pital. He resigned his office six months
ago, and since then he has tried sev
eral experiments.' Last week he ap
plied to the Mayor for the position of
street sweeper, and on Monday his wish
was granted..
MRS. SCADDING VERY ILL
Wife of Episcopal Bishop lias Been
Operated On for Appendicitis.
Mrs. Charles Scaddlng. wife ef Bishop
Scaddlng. of the Oregon Protectant Epis
copal Church, la in a critical condition
in the Good Samaritan Hospital following
an operation performed yesterday mora
insr at 8 o'clock for appendicitis.
Mrs. Scaddlng s case Is rewarded by ber
surgeons as a serious one and her re
covery depends entirely on her powers
of recuperation. It is said. If she rallies
from the shock of the operation her ulti
mate recovery at regarded aa certain.
The attack was very sudden and vio
lent and wholly unexpected, aa no pre
vious symptoms of the disease had ever
been malnfest. She was sels-d soma time
during the night on Monday, waa re
moved to the hospital early yesterday
morning and operated on immediately.
Mrs. Scaddlng Is widely known through
out the city and state and inquiries for
her welfare are pouting In at the hos
pital by the score. v
UNION LABEL ON WEDDING
Portland Printer Balks When Cer
tificate I-acka Required Symbol.
HUTCHINSON. Kan.. May Spe
cial.) When it came to a choice between
hla trade union and his prospective bnde.
Coleman C. Clinton, a linotype operator
of Portland. Or., chose the former here
today, and. had it not been for the
anxiety of Probate Judge Jordan to
please, the marriage ceremony might not
have been performed. Clinton absolute
ly refused to be married when the mar
riage certificate promised to be without
a union label.
Clinton yesterday secured a license to
wed Mies Ethel Johnson. He bad come
from Portland to make her his bride.
Probst Judge Jordan has lately re
ceived some fancy marriage certificates
from the East and he was about to use
one of those, when Clinton noticed the
lack of a union label and balked. An
other certificate was secured and its
ceremony was performed.
TWO DROWN UNDER AUTO
Touring Car Skids From Embank
uicnt. Pinioning Riders In IRver.
STOCKTON. Cal. May 2,. Mrs. War
ren Jones, wife of a well known farmer,
and the S-y car-old son of his sister, Mrs.
Isaac Robinson, were killed In an automo
bile accident near Stockton today. Evi
dently they were drowned when the au
tomobile was overturned In two feet of
water. Mrs. Robinson was saved from
drowning by her daughter, a child of sev
en or eight, who held her head above
water until farmers came and raised the
machine.
The automobile mas driven by Issac
Robinson, and with him were 1.1s wife
and their two children and his sister-in-law.
Nearlng the bridge across Mid
dle River, on Union Island, the automo
bile skidded on a high embankment and
went Into the water. The occupants
were all caught beneath the heavy ma
chine. UNITARIANS HONOR TAFT
Chief Executive Made Honorary
President or La) men's League.
BOSTON. May President Taft waa
elected today honorary president cf the
newly-formed National League of Unita
rian Laymen. The meeting of the lay
men was one of the features of the anni
versary observance here, which mas at
tended by Unitarians from all parts of the
United States.
SEVEN DROWN IN CANAL
Gasoline Launch Carrlng Ten Pas
sengers Capvlard by storm.
Va-KSUL KO. Mas. May A.-Th. gas
oline boat Iurrta, with lu puirnini on
board, rapelaed In the Tuou Canal dur
ing a itartn tonight and seven persuua
are believed to Lava Uta UowaU.
OREGON
CANDYSHOPSGOOP
Wehrung's Protest Is
Heeded by Board.
TROUBLES ALL SMOOTHED OUT
Booths to Be Placed Where
They Don't Interfere.
ASK STATE'S PERMISSION
Right to Erect Stands Mast First Be
Obtained From Men In Charge
of Grounds Crawford
Off for Portland.
SEATTLE. Wash.. May St. fa-portal.)
Then will be no selling booths on Ore
gon's grounds at the Alaska-Tukon-Pa-rlflc
Exposition, or on any of the land
which has been allotted to stales and
counties, unless the exhibitors give their
permission.
This sras the agreement made today be
tween a committee front the Commission
era' Association and the executive com
mittee of the fair. Slate and County
Commissioners wIU give permission for
booths which will not mar the beauty
of the landscape, and which will be as
unobtrusive as possible.
In th case of Oregon. President W. II.
Wehrung said that there would be no
booths on the grounds a 11 at ted to his
state.
Authorities Heed Protest.
The Commissioners' Association sent
J. A. FUcher. of California, Penator Ru
dolph KUchsr. of Utah, and "en a tor B.
M. WUooa. of New Tork. to meet the ex
ecutive committee of the fair and present
a formal protest against th placing of
booths on ground allotted to tbe several
commissions. The protest waa against
locating booths without permission from
the men In charge of the grounds. This
point was conceded and the officer of tbe
fair appointed C. J. Smith, chairman of
the tmamlila on buildings and grounds.
Director-General L A. Nad'au and J. .
Goldsmith, chairman of the concessions
committee, to confer upon the question of
available sites.
Booth to Be Inconsplcaous.
T shall make no objection to placing
a booth In the rear of the California
building." said J. A. FlW-her. "I da not
wish a site selected In the foreground,
for the reason that the beauty of our
landscaping would be marred. I have no
doubt that other commissioners feel the
same way about It. Where a site can be
selected whlf-h will not detract from the
beauty of the surroundings there wilt be
no objection from 'the members of our
association. In every case permission
must be obtained. I am Informed that
Oregon has refused to grant any such
permission, so that question Is settled.
"Our conference was harmonious. Some-
tCencltid.d en Fit I
MINE FORTUNES
AT SINGLE BLAST
DISCOVERERS OK ALLEGHENY
GOLD RCDDENLY RICH.
I
One Shot Yields Nearly S7&.OO0 at
Gold In Ilatfula Wlngflrld
Cannot Boy.
POWSUriTUJ'. cal.. May X. (Spe
cial, Between tUaat and i'.up.ons la al
most pure gold was loosened by a Mast
in the Eldorado tunnel at Allegheny, this
county. last evening. Hatful of gold
wtu particles of quarts attached were
picked from the floor of the tunnel. This
find promises to sclip even lbs Sixteen.
to-One and the) Tightener, both Bear
neighbor. H. I Johnson, owner of the
Tightener, bonded th Eldorado two
weeks ago for L&.on.
The Morning Glory rales, nearby, owned
by Rohrtg Brothers, has just broken tats
rock of Immense value. big slabs
sprinkled and seamed with gold being ex
hibited. The owners refuse to say what
their strike broke, but It Is aald to be
tio.ma
An old-fashioned rush Is on to Alle
gheny from all directions, and men of
every vocation and of every age are
flocking Into the district to stake claims.
H. L. Stark, ror.sulting engineer for
George Wlngfield. the well-lsnowa million
aire mining man of GoMAeid. was there
soma tuns ago trying to buy and consoli
date the Tightener. Six lean -to-One. M
dorado. Morning Glory and other rv-h
properties, but Mr. Vlngld a wealth,
proved Inadequate. Excitement la run
ning high.
CLARK GIRL PASTOR'S WIFE
Court Iecldra Private Contract
Made by Preacher Is Binding.
WAinN7TON. Ind. May XI. That
Laura Dunn Clark la the legal wife of
Rv- K. E. Iaridn. former pastor of the
Klrst Christian Church, was dectde-d to
day by Judge Houghton In the County
Court.
Miss Clark, the daughter of aa -Mayor
C this city, alleged that I videos
and ah were recently married In a 8U
Louis hotel by a private contract drawn
up by the preacher on the back of aa
envelop. Hooo after publication of her
statement Iar!don left. He ll uas
heard front at Toronto, lie denied that
Miss Clark waa his wife.
MODJESKA'S BODY MOVED
Remains of Tragedienne Start on
Long Journey to NaiK I .and.
IX ANGKLKo. May T body of
Madame Helen Mleeka was Iskea
from the Calvary Cemetery vault and
started for Chicago on rise first etas' of
Its long Journey to Its final resting plar
In Cracow, Poland. The remains were
accompanied by the widower of the lata
actress, fount Charles Iv.senta Chi,
powakl and her nephew. Adam Opel.
REPORTER IS SENTENCED
Strike Minister Public Works In
Face and tert Fifteen Day.
OUKREC. May Oliver Asaeltn. cor
respondent for a Montreal French news,
paper, was today sentenced to IS days tn
Jail for striking In the fan the Minister
of Public Works, following a debate la
the House. The assault look place In Ih
Parliamentary rhamher.
'I'M THE NEXT THING ON THE PROGRAMME,
FRENZIED SHORTS
PLEAD FOR WHEAT
Wall Street Men Take
Their Medicine.
P1TTSBURGERS HOLDING OUT
Longer They Resist Patten,
More It Will Cost.
KANSAS IS PIVOTAL POINT
IT Weather Makea Crop Slmrt In
South wet Pat I en Arena Criti
cism by Checking Advance
and Baling Jul..
CHICAGO. May L (fpoelal ) May
wheat shot up to 11.11 1-4 today, an
even cent above the high mark of
Monday and a oew record for tbe sea.
son. The rise waa Inevitable, aa the
Pit waa filled wtm elerlea. freasle-d
shorts, bidding wildly for the cereal.
At limes th.re waa a difference! of one
rent la the prtcea at opposite sides
of the pit.
James A. Patten sold sparingly, but
let go of small lots whenever the mar
ket threatened to get unmanageable.
Mr. patten Is sensitive la public crl ! I -clam
and " not care to see the price)
go above II ts. He waa buying freely
In July and September markets and
some of the trader Interpreted this
as an effort to dicourr deliveries of
cask grain.
Shorts Tak Their Medic-toe.
There were Intimations this afternoon
that certain big Wall street Interests
had settled privately with Mr. Patten.
Com lime ago It waa announced that
Vall tlnwt men. a coterie of Pitts
burg capitalists and a Hoto plunger
set out to brk Jim patten." The
Hostoa plunger Is said to bar takea
his anedlrtn and retired two weeks
ago. f the Wall street syndicate Set
tle! tdT. oelv IK PIMStxirg cnesj re-
maia. and rie longer they stb-k I the
gam th roalller It will Ks for them.
Alt etTorta to get aa eapreaaloa from
Mr. Patten aa to the Identity of the
big shorts la May wheat and who have
not yet -Vom t th cart alas ornro
have failed. Mr. patten has beea sou.
Ing la shorts at about the rat ef half
a million bushels dally. If th big ones
hold off until Paturday. It Is predicted
they will have to pay II a buahel
for May wheat.
Kansas, th banner wfceat stale, la
Just now the pivotal point. Owing to
the dry was (her. It Is said the crop
tner win t million of bushels short.
How Will iH-al lie Closed ?
Great Interest attaches to fc rlo
of th May deal, av days off. IWat
Informed men say Mr. patten has the
situation entirely within fcla grasp, in
Feptember. . when It p. Huichln.
fOar!waa a rase t
fRIENDS."
RATTLER IN "RAT";
CHILD IS DYING
SNAKE b ELECT IIEtnRES AS
PLACE Of H1T.
Ikng That Eights Reptile After Child
Is Attacked I ead I ron
Snake's Bite.
VAgOV VAIJJTT. N. May Th
T-yrold child of Andrew Ir.rman. of
thV place, le In a critical condition and
th family dog Is already d-4. as a re
sult of a small rrt:naa having takea
up tvs plsc of abode in a "ml " worn
as a head adornmit by a yourC daughter
of th Ingmans.
Th reptil ntrd The houa and -eretad
Itself tn th. "rat." wnioti lay as
the finor. Th chi'd picked up th er
IVj and waa struck on th wrist by th
rattler, th fares penetrating deeply.
Th dog. ur.lch attacked th rk. u aa
bitten and died. T!-'e child may die. Th
enak was killed
TALKS WITH JULIA AMES
Spirit Which Write to stead Is
Identified at I-aU
CHICAGO. May k. ftpcil.l Mlaa
Julia A. Ame. late sister of Customs
Collector John C. Am, and lh Chi
cago woman who It yeara ago waa a
brilliant champion of the tempvrane
raue and editor of th t'nlon Signal
lh National organ of th W. C. T.
l. la th unidentified -Julia" of the
spirit world wltb whom W. T. Stead,
th noted English journalist and ex
plorer of "Horderland." declares b has
kept In continuous communication for
many yeara
"Ml A me waa a very spiritual wo
man." declared Mis Helen Hood, re
cording scrtary of th Illinois W. C.
T. C and her rlooeat friend, "and at
first It seemed that sons of ber per
sonality waa expt aa 1 In th letter
Mr. Mead attributed to ber guldanc
of Ma hand. Hut of tat the writing
apeak only of stead. They r totally
foreiaa to Mlas Am aa t knew ber.
Th-r are many Clrcumstanrea which
M Stoad cannot eaplaln, and t b.
Have n Is deluding klmeelf and the
public."
ICY MAIL FROM RENO, NEV.
Flftee Pounds Khrlak to lour
ftrfore It Is I c live red.
ItrTS'O. Nv May -Th feasibility
of a pa co. la poet and facto Sam's a Ml
tly to handl aimeiet any old thing as
mall matter was demonstrated yesteeday
when rounds ef re . care fury wrrT"-d
In numerous folds of roN.r, as dettv
ere-4 1 rr. a. M. M'"ler. of Ham-thorn.
Nv. th prkag be'rtg convened to
him by th Fu-no Ice company.
It waa very arid and very sandy tn
Hawthorn Sunday, and Pr. Mnier. tha
la a millionaire, torged fr somethtn
co id io drink. II ei-Crrhed lb local
loe company for li rounds of lc by enaL
It was forwarded as requested, bearing
snar.y stamps- Kova pounds waa lo.t
by shrtnkag la trsr.it
NEGRO TO PLEAD GUILTY
Junkett Ivor larva lie Will Throw
lllmaelf on Merrj of Court.
M." VOINKR. la. May John
Junken. confessed negro sisyer of
Clara Itoeen. th Crttumwa choir singer,
old tonight that i e would plead guilty
tomorrow and throw Mmseif upon th
mercy of th court. Prowcmor Cornell
declared that tl.la meant that Jur.ken
would be sentenced to b har.ged. a
Judge Roberts bad stated that he would
Inflict th death penalty If tli negro
was convicted.
CALIFORNIACANNERY FIRE
Loa of l.tt.OOl Sualalned b Big
rirnt at reno.
FRCSVn. Cal. May n -T! e Cal.fnrnia
Fruit Canaera' A ee..:. t Ion auffrred a tire
loa tonight eetii ai.d at lOd The
r.r started in th sulphur room and
spread rapidly through th rsnn'ng d
tanment, a -large frame structure. Th
names were then rairmunUiiel to the
throe-story brick r'-in.e.lirg struc
tur and a uarehoua.
CANTALOUPES SELL FOR S5
lmerlal Valley Irull Bring l ancv
Prtoe In I Angeles.
ir9 ASOKLK. May ti Two cams
l"ur. I1 var.guafd f-t tV y-y crcp frimt
th Imperial Valley, shipped evtcriv aa
I -art of a consignment fr-orn HeUer. Cel.,
aold today In th local market at ti tarh.
Th melon largo ar-d well ripened.
"HERO FUND FOR FRANCE
Carnegie Kets Aside Million for Re
wards for I Ira re Caula.
PARItt. May Zi Andrew Carnegie, of
New York, t-.es arranged to gi !!
for tb oatabli.hnaent of a "hro fund
in rranc. under prsctlcal'v the same
condiikor.s as gom sim.lar funda In
AtnerVa. Krigiand and Scotland.
WESTON N EARING DENVER
tVdt-.lrtan !( bac 43 Mil io llikr
to Colorado Oplit.
JTTR-. , Umr 3R-AfTr vlruc-
tariff f fr I tn ;.- i hruti b!tnri,n
nr-l "tv.ht li mi. i !-. fin m c2.
rr.'.m 1 r.rrp , Ntr t 4 o ciocfc lo-
COUNTY OFFICIAL
IS BLACKMAILED
Pays $150 to Get Man
Out of Town.
PLOT TO BURN COURTHOUSE
After Giving Up Total of $500
Victim Seeks Grand Jury.
LETTERS THREATEN DEATH
J. K. Blake ley and Jack MtCartj
of SI. Helena, ludtctej by In.
qulaltor. and Srnulioatl
Trial I rpcctc.
ST. HE1XA, Or. May St cSpec'al r
Charged ulth atlempung ts biafkma'.l
County Treasurer K. C. V.'-lk. of Colum
bia County. J. Kendall H.akeaie and
Jack MeOarty wees today indicted by th
grand Jury. plake.y baa t-era arrewted
and beld In tTw bail ta fee trial.
Th Indictment t the climas 1 a pru.
liar aerie of letters seat tb Treasurer
by th two men. ta which money is de
manded t r on or lb other of ihom
that Mcv-arty. who ts Jd I style blmeeif
aa spert cracksman, may purr has tool
sad material wtih which is "puU off a
tiou rotborte,.
Walck. according to his own Matemvnt.
has refuMd to b a party t any of th
scheme MoCarty I aald ta hav orig
inal ed. but b did at on lima glv th
'-'" so that MoCarty e-ou'.a b gottast
out of Urn. Quick mti b has a lea
gin tberti ot vr nioneys. agcrecs'.lr.g
lii-4 la different amounts at various
tune.
Planned to Bam l oanhoaxv.
TS original srbem ef lh iwu men.
according to Quick, uaa la bum na
lb lounlf Courtboua. deesroy Vh rec
ords, and rob th. vault Quirk bad a
duplwmt of th records, and his shar
of lb prooeeta of tht rrim uaa ta
com front th j of Ms rocxarda to the
couoty.
Quick refuaed to be a pojlner la any
uca plan: and following this. Plkley.
aod Mccarty advanced otheea Ju.l what
relation existed Mwa ih thre la not
clear, but Quick admits that aid rrota
ibo eh given io Moi-arty. ha paid tb
mew r4JV
Kepeaiod demands for mooey ni:y
"f Querk desperai. b ear a. and b
laid th matter befor ih grand Jurj .
Tb letter upon htrh th Indicimeat la
basel follous;
'Houlioo. Or, May it. tu. To Mr.
Quick, fat. Helen. r.
"luar f r. I am prvlly aor st Toota,
feoelJ1a4 rase
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