, THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1909.
4
COURTROOM SCENE
OF ROYAL BATTLE
Lawyers in Young Will Contest
Hurl Inkwells and Endure
Pummelling.
ONE SEEKS ARMY SABER
Judge Interested Spectator of Melee,
"Which Follows Attempt to
Prove Tampering With
First Will.
PENDLETON, Or., July 23. (Special. )
Apparently making- pood their threat to
prove the slsrnature of James W. Young
to the so-called "flrst" will had been
tampered with while the document was
in the possession of Mrs. Mabel Warner,
her attorney or her handwriting experts,
the attorneys for the contesting heirs put
on a number of strong- witnesses today
who swore the signature had been
altered.
They each declared they had previously
made a thorough examination of the
will, and Insisted that the double tracing
and the blurr, both so evident now, were
r.ot there then and could not have been.
These witnesses were Judge Stephen A.
3 x well. United States District Attorney
John McCourt. Deputy District Attorney
; Krederick Steiwer. County Clerk Sailing.
; bounty Roadmaeter Lavender, Charles
" Marsh, a handwriting expert, who has
Testified In all the trials and Judge
' Charles A. Fee.
Will Not In Her Faxr.
On top of the testimony of these men
i Professor F. C. Blair, of Spokane, said
the signature showed evidence of having
been doctored recently, and demonstrated
' to the court the reasons for his conclu
; Pions. In addition, J. D. Peck, of Pasco,
and Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes.
of this city, who witnessed the will, both
acknowledged their signatures and said
Young signed the will in their presence.
This Is the will which was admitted to
probate more than three years ago, and
which, up until recently, was admitted
to be genuine. It gives practically all
the Young estate to Mrs. F. D. Watts,
cousin of Mrs. Warner, and Mrs. War
ner's contention all along has been that
there was a later will.
Recently her handwriting expert sprang
a sensation by declaring the signature of
Toung to this first will was not genuine,
and that It plainly showed evidence of
double tracing. He proceeded to show
the court the double tracing. It was
there all right and It was so plain that
the opposing attorneys Immediately de
clared the signature had been tampered
with, while Mrs. Warner and the expert
had had the document in their possession
by permission of the court for examina
tion. Fist Fight Knlivens Contest.
The morning session of the contest
hearing was marked by a fistic encounter.
In which all of the Marquis of Queens
berry rules were completely ignored. The
combatants were D. W. Bailey, repre- 1
venting Mrs. Warner, and Judge James i
A. Fee, representing the contesting heirs.
The latter was twice pulled from the
prostrate form of his opponent, but
m-ither was seriously Injured In the
melee, and no blood was spilled.
Judxe Gilttland eat calmly by during
the progress of the fight, only taking part
when Bailey sought to secure possession
of a huge saber hanging on the wall.
All the Judge did then was to throw the
saber out of the window.
Bailey Hurls Inkwell.
An Ink well which Bailey had hurled
across the room at his opponent spilled
Its contents over Fee and the contents
were transferred to Mrs. Warner's white
dreFS when by harming on to Fee's coat
tails she sought to protect her attorney.
A war of words had started at the
very opening of the session and the lie,
suitably embellished with the usual ex
pressive adjectives, having been passed
ard repassed the fight ensued. The com
batants were separated once only, to re
sume hostilities a moment later.
After quiet had been restored the trial
was resumed, though the air of the court -rtom
has seemed surcharged with elec
tricity all day.
r KNOCKED DOWN, HE STABS
Pail road Conductor V.es Knife to
Settle Quarrel.
CENTRA! JA. Wash.. July 23. Spu
ria!. B. H. McMick!e. a Northern Pa
cific freight conductor, stabbed H. J.
Murfy. a conductor for the Fas tern Rail
w ay & Lumber Company in the yards
here today at noon. Eye-witnesses state
that the two had hot words over a per
sonal matter. McMIckle called the other
an offensive name, whereupon Murray
knocked him down. McMIckle sprang to
his feet and rushed upon Murray with a
knife, inflicting two flesh wounds on the
right side of the back. Ha then ran
down the yards.
Policeman Blackwell was coming up
the yard looking for McMIckle. wishing
to arrest him for obstructing a street
crossing with his train. He saw the con
ductor dodging behind a car and ordered
him to halt, drawing his gun and tiring
atthe man's heels as he refused to do so.
Not succeeding In halting the man. the
officer executed a Marathon, soon over
hauling him. The prisoner was arraigned
In Police Court and pleaded guilty to ob
structing a crossing and was fined $10
and costs. Murray appeared and. after
suggesting to the prisoner that they drop
their trouble, asked that no charge be
placed against McMickle.
CONDENSED NEWS BY WIRE
St. Pterburg. Twenty workmen wpr,
Mlted mmi a large numr-er injured Friday
tr the collape of a building in course of
construction.
t'hlcago. Revival of the Spanish prisoner
lnd of seeral years ago has caused the
rnMoTlce Department to make special ef
forts to warn povslble victims.
New fork. An experiment unequaled In
te annals of criminology Is to be tried by
Pr. Siegfried Hloch. on Bernard Chaff. 18
y.ars of ace. Thj proposition is to njpno
t!e Barnard, .aid to be a chronic bad boy.
so that his thought and actions will b.
solely good.
San Francisco Police Captain M. J. Con
bo v. who shot and seriously wounded Ber
nard I.Ajran. several weeks ago. was dis
charged from the police force Friday. Lagan
1. completely pra.yzed as the result of bis
wounds, and it is not expected thai he will
recover.
New York. Francis Graham. In his 75th
Tear, accused of grand larceny, told Judr.
O'SuIllvan Thursuay that he stole In order
to get a place where he might lie down
and s.eep and mayhe die. He Is crippled
with rheumatism, homeless and unable to
work.
Ushon. Prlnc Miguel, of Bracansa. eld
est son of Duke Michael, the pretender to
the Portugese throne, today renounced for
ever hts rights to in. thron. of Portugal. In
order to marry Mise Anita Stewart, daugh
ter o Xra. James Henry Smith, of New
York. The Prince's engagement to Miss
Stewart was announced oa July 9-
Greer.sburg-. Pa. The spectacle of a vault
wherein lay the owner's dead being disposed
of at a forced public sale was witnessed
Thursday at the old Unity Cemetery. The
sale was necessitated by the Insistence by
the creditors of the owner, once a wealthy
landowner of Ltrobe, Pa. The vault was
sold for $745, but the sale will be con
tested. Glen wood Springs. Colo.-Acquitted of a
criminal charge growing out of the shoot
ing of John Uwaon, but subsequently
mulcted In damages of $1000 as the result
of a civil suit brought by I.awson. Perry
Coryell, a wealthy coal orerator at New.
castle, now finds himself under sentence of
six months In the County Jail for failing to
luy the damages.
Fan Francisco. Chinese. K won g Lee. a
native, will be permitted to vote at the No
vember election here. A Federal statute
enacted In 1&!2 debars all Chinese unless
born in this country from exercising the
franchise, and the constitution of the state
says that no native i.htnese shall ever ex
ercise that privilege. But Kwang L was
naturalized In 1875, before the Federal stat
ute was enacted. He is a xeteraa of the
Civil War. having been wounded five times
while serving on a Federal gunboat on the
Mississippi River.
New York. Justice BIschofT yesterday
signed a certificate of organization of the
"Mcenscd Chauffeurs' Protective Association
of the C'ty of New York." a society of
nearly 5000 persons, whose object Is to send
to prison all reckless millionaire owners of
automobiles, whose custom has been to shift
to their drivers responsibility for deaths.
Inquiry showed that within less than two
years 132 persons have been crushed to
death by the automobiles in Greater New
York, but only twice were the owners held
responsible.
RENEWS OLD QUARREL
MACOX ACCUSES RCCKER OF
PUTTING IXSUXT IX RECORD.
Also Objects to "Great Applause" In
terpolated Xew Moveto
Hit at Trusts.
WASHINGTON, July 23. An uproar
was caused In the House today, when
Macon of Arkansas, reverting- to his
colloquy last Monday with Rucker of
Colorado, charged that the Colorado
member had inserted In the Congres
sional Record certain references to him
which had not been uttered.
Not only had this been done, he said,
but insult had been added to injury by
placing; brackets at the end with the
remark "Great applause." He wanted
It all stricken out, especially the "great
applause."
This was ordered done after Rucker
had explained that he actually made
the statement on the floor and Insisted
that there was applause. The Speaker
declared the motion to strike out car
ried, although lr failed to take a nega
tive vote.
The session was further enlivened
when Randall of Texas wanted the
Speaker to appoint a Judiciary com
mittee to consider a bill prohibiting
Congressmen and court ofllcers from
accepting gifts or employment from
corporations, trusts or persons inter
ested in legislation.
CAYVSE WAR VETERAN'S WIN"
Government to Pay for Service Per
formed 1 Years Ago.
WASHINGTON, July 23. The claims
for pay for services In the Cayuse Indian
War of 1S47 and 1S48 In Oregon filed by
nine claimants, will be allowed by the
Government at the rate of $1.60 a day
during their service period. The Control
ler of the Treasury has approved the ac
tion of the Auditor for the War Depart
ment, holding that the law so directs as
to these rare claims. The rolls or records
of the war on file at Washington will be
used as evidence; for the adjustment of
the claims.
Nearly all the veterans of the Cayus
Indian War are dead; the few survivors
are very old men. It Is after 6! years of
patient waiting for reimbursement for
their services against the redskins that
these nine claimants have been promised
their pay.
Xew Mail Rout for Estacada.
WASHINGTON. iJ. C July 23. The
PostofTice Department has contracted for
a twice-a-day mail service between Esta
cada and Sprtngwater. Heretofore mall
was carried between those places once
daily. The increased service was granted
upon petition of patrons of the route,
indorsed by Senator Bourne.
Tacoma Shipping News.
TACOMA. July 23. Steamer Texan,
of the American-Hawaiian fleet, ar
rived in port this afternoon and Is
loading for the Islands. She will leave
port tomorrow direct for Honolulu.
From Honolulu she loads sugar direct
for New York.
Norwegian steamer Homelen left port
this afternoon for Vancouver to dis
charge nitrate. Steamer Buckman is due
in port tomorrow from Victoria. Steam
er TaJlac will load 1500 tons of lead
bullion tomorrow at the Smelter for
San Francisco.
AT THE HOTELS.
The Portland W. Whltlnck, St. Paul; D.
Poules and wife. Miss Alice A. Daly. F.
W Huher. Sun Francisco: Mr. and Mrs.
Keene. Medford: D. E Rand. Hood River:
Mrs. H M. Caniron. Richmond, il.; Miss
Mabel Tound. Raleigh. N. C. : J. M. Evey.
Monmouth. Ind.: W. P. Graham. Monmouth;
M. H. Clear, and wife. Pocatcllo: F. N. Gil
bert Mrs F N. Gilbert. Portland: J. .
Reed. San Francisco: R. N. Mndgett. Chi
cago; Frank w. lnglls. Oklahoma: B. M.
Bird and wife. Munro; Fred Eaton and
wife. Ixi. Angeles; W. R. Cole, ftan Francisco-
R. S. Woodruff. Hamilton. O.; V .
IV Kellogg. Qulncy; W. R. Cahlll and wife.
Wulncj : J. M. Bet. J. A. Maher. M. E. Pur
cell. Newport: H. J. Robbln. Cincinnati; E.
H. Clark and wife and son. New York: T.
Karle. Steelton. Pa : Mrs. H. Herr. Phila
delphia J. D. Ho'.lowell. Amity; S. 8.
White and wife. Detroit: Sol Harris. Cleve.
land; F F. Woodall. Cincinnati: Mrs. Alex
Eoff Miss A. I Moore,. Boise: Mr. and Mrs.
S. Bertlg. Miss Minnie a Bertlg. Paraquold:
R a. Wagner. Mrs. V. Wagner. Adele
Wagner. Ventura. Cal.: P. Pache. Mina.
Ne-. . : P. Elders. San Francisco; V. I
Tomrklns. Hood River: C. M. Tompkins,
Maine: W. T. Hockstrln. Mrs. J. Hocksteln,
New Orleans: E. Schonebram and wife. O.
E Reemeiln. E. A. Toy and wife. S. Jones,
W. T. Tor and wife. H. J. Robben. Miss
Clara Rolben. Cincinnati; V. Johnson. Jean
Francisco: A. M. Seety. B. H. Palmer. B.
Norman. J. W. Anderson. Tacoma: O. L.
Reddlck and wlfo. T. A. Brown. Iowa City:
J. A. Metz. Jr.. Sommervllle. N. J.; W. L.
Jackson. Chicago: H. S. Bates. H. B. Green.
San Fianclsco; M. B. Riley. Lakeview; J.
M. Driesback. Alllntown: J. L. Harrington.
Kansas City: T. G. Toung. city: W. O. Gil
bert. St. Louis: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Horn,
East Orange: W. S. Crane and wife. Ray
mond: Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Burgess: A. W.
Kline and wife. New Tork: Henri Ducollet.
Paris: H. L. Fisher and wife. Kansas City:
R. W. Gltrenden. May A. McAllister. Grand
Island: Elizabeth McAllister. Grand Island;
s E. Gould. Chicago; B. Norman. Chicago;
Ml. B. Dlerks. Mrs. C. E. Dlerks. E. H.
Dlerks. Lincoln. Neb.: P. S. Sterner, and
wife. Dallas: C. Crocker. San Francisco: U.
E I Stelner. Salem: J. H. Valle and wife.
Davton. O : Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Millgin.
Mrs. L. Schlussel. New Tork: Mrs. L.
W. Walter and maid. San Francisco: Mrs.
C R. Tubbs. Miss M. Tubbs. Minneapolis;
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Rlnehard. Jersey city;
J. Ford Wilcox. Chicago: M. L- Robinson.
St Louis; Florence Raines. Tamhlll; Mr.
and Mrs. C. V Cotton. Minneapolis: Mrs.
John R. Schofleld. Mrs Helen Schofleld,
Miss G. Schofleld. Miss Mary Schofleld. Chi
cago; W. R. Davis. San Francisco: C. H.
Ward and wife. Mexico City; Harrold Pres
ton and wife. Miss L Preston. Frank Pres
ton. Miss Golliskv. Mexico City: Mr. and
Mrs E Mills and son. San Francisco: A.
H. Wldner and wife. Toledo; Mis L. Dlerks.
Lincoln. Neb.: John I.. Koster. San Fran
cisco: John McRoy and wife. Stanhope; Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Jonea. San Francisco: Miss
Clara Enderle. Miss C. Enderle. St. Cloud:
W. T. Crawford and wife. Shermford. Ky.:
A. Walker. Miss Truman. Eugene; W. H.
Webber. Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Lucas.
Miss McMish. Miss Murry. Philadelphia; J.
S Ballard. John Ballard. San Francisco; E.
H Ballard. Madison; Jf. V. Hoscurt and
wife and son. Topeka; W. J. Hermaxt and
wife. Bend. Kan.; W. E. Fehr and wife.
Webb City; R. A. Lewis, Ean Francisco. J.
J. Sheppard. New York: C. E. Rlnehart,
Arizona; J. A. Rupp, New Orleans; C. J.
Fisk and wife. Grand Forks; L. L. Bloom.
Weatherford; J. P. Hartnett. Weatherford;
Mr. Smith. Kalispell; Jake Carson. Spokane.
The Oregon K- P. Freeman, rargo; C. K.
Sparling and wife. Lafayette: T. Bab
son and son, Chicago: Joseph T. McCor
mack. C. H. Hahn. Johnstown; J. A. Ma
lone, Miss Mallory. Miss Malone. Tacoma;
8. C. Mumby. Loavenworth Charles Gard
ner and wife. Mra. J. Helntx. San Antonio;
H. A. McCdnkey. Seattle; J. Klrske. Chi
cago: E. R. Crane. Mrs. Vance. Aberdeen;
W. R. Garvan. Corbett: J. F. White. T. A.
White, Ottawa; Frank Ltckooly. Seattle;
O. G. Quary. New York; G. E. Savage,
J. T. Anderson, San Francisco; Tom Kids.
Fred King. Kansas City: R. I. McKay. W.
P. Clark. Otto Anderson, Tampa; J. W.
Chut, and brother. Henry Heltrield and
wite. Berkeley; W. A. Irwin and wife,
Coalinger; Jake Mayhew, Chicago: O. A.
Leggltt, Buffalo: Etna M. King. Marts Hofer.
Salem; Val R. Bury, Tooge Irwin. San Fran
cisco; J. J. Tobias. C. B. Hutchins, Chi
cago; J. Welch, Timber; H. N. Welch and
wite, Tacoma; Frank N. Johnson, Miss V.
M. Gardner. A. G. Whitolaw. San Francisco;
J. S. Koscoe. McMlnnvllle; C. R- Spurling
and wife, Lafayette: Mrs. t. A. Badgett
and daughter, Mrs. I. G. Clark and daugh
ter, Wiley B. Murray, J. S. Clark. Mrs.
Devlin, Mrs. Page, San Francisco; W. Corn
Wasmer. Caldwell; H. Holsman. Spokane;
Vilas Johnson, San Francisco; Anurew
Fergus, Lewlston; James P. Eagelson, Wash
ington, Pa.; "C. E. Wise and wife. E. A.
Brown and wife, Coldwater; W. H. Lowden,
San Francisco; A. E. Poulsen. Chicago;
Jenette Ralston, Fannie Ralston. Mount
Pulaski; General C. C. Sniffen and wife,
Washington. D. .C. ; Mrs. Olive Scott. J. H.
Bracken and wife, Seattle; H. C. Beuford
and wife, C. A. Byers. Johnston; Thomas P.
.Nichols and wife. Douglas: P. J. Hitt, Miss
D. Hitt, Miss M. tvanthell. Sapulpa; J. D.
Cranford. Mineral Wells; M. W. Hauck. Ta
coma; Robert Terryberry and wife, Cheroda;
D. P. Hants. Garrett; W. G. Granneld.
Ironton; W. J. Porter, New York; E. S.
Omand. San Francisco; E. Kayser and wife.
A. Heyman and wife, Minneapolis; J. P.
Weyerhauaer. St. Paul; S. I. Davis. Rock
Island; J. C. Mearns and wife, San Fran
cisco; J. Alsina, New Orleans; Peter Ret
tlngaouse, San Luis Obispo; M. S. Rafleld
ana wife. Miss Ethel Rafleld, Walter Ra
fleld, Colorado Springs; E. P. Crary, A. N.
Creadlck, Seattle; Sam Bailey. Johnston; A.
C. Stannard, San Francisco; L. Happin and
wife. Postal; B. H. Pettit. wife and daugh
ter. Venndale; R. S. Smith and wife, Jef
ferson; George G. Mills, Olyrnpia.
The Perkins Lotta Leonard, Ldla Helt
kamp, Vlncennes; Dr. H. O. Wills, Fort
Wayne; H. Emmerson and wife, Dallas; H.
Koppered. Milwaukee; J. c. Set-after and
wife, Mrs. L. bchaffer. Minnie A. Lyons.
Alice Gartner, c. McGregur and wife. Chilli
cothe; U. Heinrichs, c. Modek, Germantown;
M. T. Ichendman, Evansvllle; p. J. Wall,
Lafayette; J. F. Hobslay, Aurora; E. N.
Jacobsen, Germantown: May McAllister,
Elizabeth McAllister, Grand Island; J. C.
Dyaart, Los Angeles; W. S. Lysons, Kelso;
C. R. Morgan and wife, Bristol; Miss Z. L.
Parcell, Loa Angeles; Mrs. Louise Bee.
Seattle: R. E. Marlmont, Los Angeles; H.
M. Fries, Cincinnati; S- Mlltenthal, Dallas;
J. M. Lewis and wife, San Francisco; I.
Fellman and family, Fresno; T. Fricken and
wife. Ashtabula; H. Elliott and mother,
Oakland; C. W. Noble. Southwick; Margaret
Ryan, Mrs. S. McDonald, Emmetsburg; S. F.
O'Bryant, Haines; Frieda L. Schmld, Chi
cago; Mrs. M. I Havlland, Humboldt; J. B.
Estudlllo, Jordan Valley; J. p. Smith and
wife, Casper; Mrs. C. E. Martin. Oakland;
J. H. Sanders and wife. Salt Lake; Mrs.
C. Carroll, Mrs. M. C. Harris, San Fran
cisco; A. R. Fleming and wife, St. Louis;
Mrs. E. J. Ccritclow. Irene B. Armstrong,
Pittsburg; G. B. Walters, T. Elliott. Buffa
lo; F- E. Bougher and wife, A. Reiget and
wife. Ruth Kuntz, W. C. Schwerln. W. V.
Walsh. Mrs. c. Schwerln. Charlotte Foley,
Jessie Mooney. Loretta Newton, W. T.
Cohen. A. C. Broas and wife. J. H. Wllklns
and wife. Anna Wllklns, Mary Wllklns,
Mary Klett, Katherine Jamison, Barbary
Jamison. H. Hilgeniann and wife. Gertrude
Hilgemann. Luretto Hllgemann, Fort
Wayne: H. B. Wallace, Elsie Wallace. Lo
retta Wallace, Lafayette; Francis Burgess,
Fort Wayne: R. E. Cowley. G. Haywood.
Sunnyslde; Mrs. I. A. Zambaugh. Aberdeen;
Mrs. W. H. Field. Miss T. Field. Lands
downe; C. R. Eckman, Minneapolis; Cynthia
McGowan. Myrtle G. Boyle, Canon City; C.
H. Dawson, Oakland; F. C. G. Carson and
wife, Pittsburg; C. B. Marlow and wife,
San Diego; T. Graham and wife. Center
vllle: D. McEachran, D. O. Pearson. Stan
wood: B. Zlepworth, Philadelphia; George
Hatch, England; Mrs. E. A. -Page and fam
ily. Mountain Home; D. B. Smith and wife,
Mrs. P. L. Mead, Topeka; Mrs. A. V. Swift,
Baker City: Mrs. C. Myers, Mrs. A. J.
Pulbers, Gansas City; Mrs. R. Pomeroy.
Newark; Mr. V. S L. Owen. St. Paul; Mrs.
Julia Hilton. Seattle; G. D. Haselton, W. D.
Haselton. Cleveland; Mrs. H. Bratnober,
Tacoma: Miss Lucy Greene. Denver; W. H.
Smith. L. H. Smith, Henon; Mrs. A. W.
Frazer. Pltuburg: J. N. Jackson and wife,
San Diego; J. Kohnle, Boise; A. Summer
and wife, Kolso; A. R. Trace, Mlnot; A. N.
Abrahams. Roseburg: W. Murphy. Crooks-
ton; M. W. Koons, St. Cloud; It. J. Angus.
Tergu Falls; F. Halfpenny. R. Angore,
Ocean Park; J. Pellar, Springfield; O. R.
Pavne. Lincoln; R. L. Gilchrist, F. C.
Blakeslle, Aahtabula; E. Henon, South
Bend; O. C. Hang and wife. Dunning; M.
E. Lawson and wife. Liberty; Dr. E.
Holovltchner and wife, Omaha; E. C.
Brock, Hood River; S. J. Beck. Lexington:
O. G. Norri. Greenville; S. J. Durep and
wife. Mandan; E. P. C. Harmeglnls and
wife. St. Paul; F. W. DeKay. Spokane; F. E.
Miller, New Tork.
The Imperial Mrs. M. E. . Nichols. Mr.
E. A. Hodgklns. Los Ang'les; H. F. Beltner
and wife. Baker City; Miss A. L. Gates.
Boulder; J. W. Moore. Tacoma; J. Kuske.
Chicago; J. H. Murray, city: A. N. Fredrlk
een. Cathlamet: Alice Mahan. Vancouver; M.
E. MacKinnons. Portage. La.; Levi Johnson,
Rockfleld. 111.: Thomas Edger. Falls City; G.
W. Evans. Alaska; J. H. Ackerman. Salem;
a. F. Lee. Danville. Ky.; G.C. Woodward,
Spokane: Mable CowIr.it. Santa Barbara; F.
J McNultv. Newark: W. G. Cole. Pendlteon:
J. B. Estiidelle. Jordan Valley: C. G. Jenks
and wife. Grants Pass: D. J. Asbury and fam
ily, McMlnnvllle: G. W. Crawford, St. Louis;
O. P. Heff. Salem: Grace Candell, Owatonna,
Minn.: J. A. Natlln and wife: C. L. Ander
son and wife. W. P. Anderson and- wife, Dlck
erson. Miss.: Miss Ethel Alburn: James O.
Rice. San Francle-co; E. S. Crawston. Baker
City: B. Jones and wife, Jackson. Or.: G.
Barlet. Baker City: J. R. Relgaln. O. N. Hart.
Dunns: N. H. Dooney. Salem: J. S. Stock
well. Evansvllle: J. Marsh and wife. Wsco;
Mrs. R. H. Rice. Delavan. Wis : Mrs. N. S.
Shane- G W. Bassett and wife. Miss Ba-
sett, Waahtucma: Miss Williams. Denver: H.
L. Austin. San Jose: Miss zulens L. fowen.
Los Angeles: Mr. Hold?nghau and wife. De
catur. III.: Mrs. J. M. Behrene: J. M. o Brien,
Pendleton; L. B. Ferguson. Newnerg; r . .
Ball and wife. Ontario: Emma D. Iirrabee.
B-vton: Elizabeth A. Stevens. Everett; K. E.
Hri---i-- Seattle: C. C. I1IIT. Boise: A. W.
Goodman. Hood River: C. M. Whltzel. Ana-mo-.a.
III.: W. O. Best. W. T. Best. Ethel
Best. Burns: A. King and wife. Mitchell; A.
G. Reals. Salem.
The 8t. Charles A. Callahan. Roseburp;
R Dlnstos. I nlon: John Killan. Sllverton; T.
D. Hofft. Hlllsboro: J. O. Sholander. Dallas:
H E. Morgan. Coalings: J. M. Calavan. Salem-
J. M. Ruesell, Corbett: Robert Barker.
Lyle- O. K. Vlning, Hood River: C. E. Mills,
Woodhurn: H. L. Mills. Hubbard: E. W.
Jenkins, Ke'j-o: A. M. Cook, city: A. R.
DorrW. Clackamas; J. Hammon. Stayton; L.
M Reeder. Salem: Wallace Manary. city; G.
S. Smith. Washougal; Jacob Spaniol. Charles
Streff, Stayton; Bert Wll'lams and wife.
Cliff Osborne. Rainier: Frank Nevln, city;
W. B. West, Falls City: John Dawson, Caw
cade Locks: B. H. Winter, Omaha; James
Hlte. Greham: H. G. Lake. Gresham: A. J.
Iamb, Molalia; J. B. Stlnison. Cottage Grove;
C. E. Rank. I". 8. Army! T. T. Covert.
Frank Covert Newport; Mrs. P. Erickson.
Chinook: John Corrlgan. McMlnnvllle: J. M.
Aoyer. Pendleton: C. H. Bailey, wife, and
son, Detroit: J. W. Wilson. J. H. Doan. c.
B McKee. Rainier: R. O. Whitney. Bridal
Veil: Martin Strasburg. H. T. Sandenelager.
Seattle: A. Lefevre. Dayton; P. T. Meaney.
I Center: G. P. Glgray. F. Glgray. Omaha:
Dora Moss. Shedd: G. Olson. Albany: Fred
Krause. Oakland: Clarence Gant. Woodland:
J W Dalon. Pendleton: Add Sorferstroni. Cot
tsge Grove: George Brown, city; Ray Tier,
Heppr.er: Fred Schlegel. Banks: Miller Mas
terson. Cape Horn: Mr. Anna Bartlett. May
aies: Neldo Wendt. Mary Hennah. Sclo: J.
Johnson. Tokeland; E. E. Lltschu. R. B. Sim
mons Davton: H. D. Jone-. Estacada: A. R.
Dorris. city: Jim Brigga. Mrs. J. A. Brigs.
Bowling Green Mrs. J. C. Payton and daugh
ter. H T. Hennion and wife. Sterling: C. A.
Lang and wife, Oregon, Kan.: L. Shirk, wife
and daughter. Wallula: J. Oerck and family,
city Mrs. E. Barly. Eugene: J. M. Calavan.
Lake: J. H. McConnell. Shedd; B. A. Tarns,
A. D. Collins, city.
Hotel Ramapo Margaret Downle. Mabel
Downte. Miss Mary Hanify. Merrill: Miss J.
H Conroy. Waterloo. Ia.: L. L. Kalin. San
Francisco: J. H. Dickey and wife. Frederick
ton. Ohio: G. L. Glltner. Gandy. Neb.: J. B.
Hand Slater. Mo.: Henna Baynaurdt, San
Francisco: B. W. Holladay. New York: E. C.
Shears, Spokane: D. L. Gordon and wife.
Sterllne: Mre. Phelan. Chicago: L. C. Rost,
Seattle: E. J. Madson and wife. Newberg;
Gus Leber. Jamestown. X. D. : Frank Lovett.
Boston; Walter Bennett. Jefferson. Wis.: Paul
Rader. city: Julia M. Kern. Jennie Ander
son. Santa Cruz; H. Stoddart. Caldwell; G. J.
x.-.niin w fl Rurf fcimoton. Iowa: E. Vv .
Wackln. Akron; C. J. Douglass. O. G. Doug
less Salt Lake Cltv: C. W. Noble. Southwick.
Mass.; A. S. Hargler. Ely; O. B. Houston,
city; J. B. Barnes. Nampa: C. H. Combs.
Placer: P. L. Wringar, Janeavllle. Wis.: Fred
Bodersteln. Madleon. Wis : J. H. Kemlsly.
Waverly. Minn.: Mrs. H. E. Hutchinson.
Fresno: C. F. Wood. Seattle; Thomas Pool.
Denver: Phil Phelan. Seattle; J. A. Compan,
Ames. Iowa: Louis Bowman. Salt Lake: Mag
gie Patredge. Chicago; A. H. Mitchell. Water
loo. Iowa; Dr. Morrow and wife, Seward,
New
The Norton! R. H. Taylor. Chester:
Ann Jlansen and company. Idaho Falls:
C. H. Robinson. Sacramento; Mrs. M. A.
Harris Miss G. Harris. Miss Mary Ellen
Terence. Mis E. Harris. Miss I. Williams.
Ogden; F. M. Harris, wife and child. Lin
coln; Miss Luella Davis. T?adwood; Mis
Mae Johnson. Lincoln: Miss Edith A. TeeU
South Bend; Mis Dora Diets. Ely; Carrls
Seattle
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fVfi5L0VSAND UMBHUAS
Specialists in Gloves, Parasols,
' Hosiery.
Closing Out Parasols
Every Parasol in the House Marked
Away Below Cost.
Lennon's Magnificent Stock of Worn
en's and Children's Parasols Must Be
Disposed of This Season.
Greatest Parasols Bargains Ever Of
fered in Portland.
$1.00 Parasols, plain Wuite35c
and fancy
$1.50 Parasols, plain and &LQq
ured
3.00 Parasols, fancy silk OJ)
and pongee P
$5.00 Parasols, season's djl QC
latest novelties pX.c-
$6.00 and $6.50 Parasols, g o AQ
silk and pongee Ht.s
$750 Parasols 5j52.9o
Extra special: "London Tub," latest
English Pongee Parasols; highest
grade genuine Shantung, CO 1 Q
regular $4.50 value
Finest quality pongee, lined with
heaviest green China silk, (tO ACL
$6.00 value, now pJTJ
emwn9s
'FOftSlOVCSAMDUMBflUlAS
309 Morrison Street, Opp. Postoffice.
Chas. F. Berg. Manager.
B. Martin. Mlshawka; Mary Clara Neyens
Seattle; W. R. Ellis and wife, Goldfleld,
James Llttell and son. Butte: Lewel'yn
Heckman. Canyon City; Miss Mabel Rice,
Sacramento: S. G. Baker. Tacoma; J. C.
Harrison. Helena; Gertrude Harris Spo
kane; W. L. Hatton and wife. Whlttler: J.
J. Paquette. Mrs. J. J. Paquette. Miss Pa
ciuette. New Orlean; Mrs. John Snyder,
Jr.. John H. Snyder. Jr., San Diego; F. C.
Dugas. C. H. Dugas, Mrs C. H. Dugas, Paln
courtvllle; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clemens.
McGregor; E. Cenmegllcal and wife, Lo
Angeles: Mrs. W. B. acobs. Chicago: Mra.
John Gartner. Goshen: lxuls Bemster. St.
Joseph: Rose Bemster. Omaha: Mrs. F. S.
Love. Chester: Miss L. F. Shank. Inde
pendence: Arthur Lewis and family, Pen
r n Andiwwi and wife. Walla
( Walla; E.' M." Blaln. Spokane: M. C. Del
I Monte, Seattle: Ella B. Watson, Chicago:
B. rl. wnue, uaaer -ity. -Victoria;
A. L. Hogarty, Twin Falls: Mrs.
Ralph C. Bryson and maid. Miss Anna Bry
son. Elgin: A. C. Downs, South Bend; R.
C. Brylette and wife. M. Z. Greenfell. Chi
cago; Mra. Dora Merrett. Miss Alice Do
ran, Centralla: Miss Marian Odell. La Cen
ter; B. R. Baker. Spokane: L. J. Corb
lev and wife. Leonard C. Marvin. Kansas
City: George WIIllamon and son, Salem.
The Cornelitrs J. W. Campbell, city: J.
H. Lent Astoria: Miss M. E. Moore. North
Beach; E. Holle. San Francisco; F. A. Wahl
helm. San Francisco; Mrs. R. A. Moore,
Olive A. Snook. Del Moines: Ethel Starr,
Clara Glendennlng. San Francisco: Miss
A. Wilson. Miss J. Close. San Francisco;
C. P. Schurler. E. B. Cooper. Tacoma:
Simons and family, Boise; E. C. Becht, San
Francisco; Miss F. Sloper. Miss B. W. Bales,
Roseburg; G. G. Fell and wife. Jackson,
Miss.; G. Hucker and wife, Kansas City;
H. R. Moore and lster. F. H. Rump. F.
M. Cotter. Kansas City: E. Gregory. San
Francisco; J. P. Domls. Chicago; D. E.
Murphy and wife. Dossil. Minn.; H. S. Winn,
Denver; E. J. Ashley. Newport; J. Klapp
and wife. Miss Klapp. Elkhart: M. E. M.
Namara and wife. Pittsburg; Ml-s Oatman.
mltv: Francis Nichols. Kate Mertz. Misses
Donaldson. W. C. Alexander and wife. Pasa
dena: B. Jones and wife. Jackson, O.; J.
C. Price. F. F. Torence. Richmond: F. V.
Jackson and wife Cairo: D. R. Beebe and
wife. Utah; Myta Bishop. Pocatello: J.
C. Hemming and family. Prinevllle; W. N.
Cronln and wife. Hartford: Mildred Cronln.
Hartford: C. Cameron.'J. Earl. Salt Lake;
E R. Acres and wife, Decatur: M. Mac
Rae. Hood River; Miss Alexander. Pueblo;
Miss Gregg. Pueblo; Miss Duty. Pueblo; Miss
Stewart. Amity: P. H. Kahl and son. Wayne,
Neb.; Miss 8. S. Bliss, Evanston: Helen E.
Bliss, Evanston; W. A. Gerrie. Minneapolis;
T. J. Wilson and wife. Philadelphia; T. W.
Walters. N. G. Walters, Wyoming. 111.
The Calnme J. W. Kibler. Cleveland;
R. A Hogue and wife. Kansaa City; L.
Lathrop. St. Paul: W. B. Palmer. Spokane;
F M. Brown and wife. Holslngton; J. A.
Bolton Sioux City: C. E. Tuggle. city: E.
J. Mann and wife. Watsonvllle; W. D. Hoyt
and wife, San Francisco; M. E. Jelllson
and wife. Amity: O. G. Hawley, Minneapo
lis: W. D". Rorlck and wife. Grand Dalles;
J. F. McAulev. L. C. McAuley, Oscola; R.
J. Walker. Wllliston:J. Snyder and wife.
Albany: H. S. Harris. San Francisco: A.
D. Evans. Tracy: F. H. Irvln, Franklin;
D. E. Matthes. Honcon; W. Moro Medford:
A. Hobart. city: L. H. Crone. Tulsa: N. A.
Devlne. Madison; Vv. L. Hall and wife.
Washington; J. W. Fhtlllps. Kansas City:
H. W. Craig. Brookfleld; J. Mahoney and
wife. Santa Maria: J. Beck, New Tork: H.
L. Malcolm. Oklahoma; P. J. Klrby. Phila
delphia: H. Cook and wife. MedMcal
Springs: C. Lloyd. New Tork: C. D. Rogers
and family H. J. Stark and wife. E. O.
Custopsen and wife. Sycamore: E. May. Ban
Francisco: H. May. San Francisco: W. W.
Eaton and wife. Hood River: O. Crawford
and wife. Medford; R. S. Storde, W. W.
Graham. Scrantort: C. E. Bernhardt, Salt
Lake: J. B. Burkhard. Florence; A. T.
Grams. Denver; Mrs. W. Elmore. Kansas
City; M. Dole and family. Spokane: J. E.
Tpvlor and wife. Pensacola: A. T.lndouist.
Shermanay &Gbi
Sixth and Morrison, Opp. Postoffice.
A Good Used Piano
is better than a poor new one.
We have, in our warerooms,
some excellent pianos that have
been taken as part payment
toward Steinway pianos and A. B.
Chase player-pianos.
These instruments have been
put into good shape, and the
prices at which we are selling
them make it worth your while to
investigate.
We guarantee every piano we
sell.
Terms if desired.
Steinway and Other Pianos.
Victor Talking Machines.
Portland San Francisco
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GAMBRINUS BREWING
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Morrow; H. J. Wilson. Bea View; F.
Lytle. Chicago: A. D. Dpeif. M. Llndqulst.
Minneapolis: C. M. Rose. Troutdale; G. C.
Routt. Walla Walla; C. E. Mlnler. T. K.
Campbell. Salem; J. R. Dandsborough. Ore
gon City; C. Horton, Liverpool; B. E. Bell
and wife, San Luis Obispo; L. Farrell.
cltv: E. Eyssell. city; Z. U Parcell, Los
Angeles; Mrs. Mary Clark, Albany; J. P.
Kennedy. G. E. Marker!, Muskogee; E.
Spurlock. Galesburg: MI".o Kelly. London;
J. Kellv. K. Alderman. F. Wiltrout. A.
Whltrord. Eau Claire; E. C. Quirk, Denver.
The Serward A. P. Hawker and wife.
Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Rlckhill. R. H.
Rockhlll. Miss Mabel Rockhlll. Mis Ellza
Deth McCally, Miss M. Bishop, Mis M. D.
Watson. Miss Sarah Allen, Camden: M. A.
Xewmark. Los Angeles; C. C. Newton,
Seattle: F. I. Flnley. Seattle; T. R. Davis,
-'-ocatello; A. Morris. Vancouver; J. Kuske.
Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Schulein,
Master Paul Schulein, Miss Hilda A. Sam
son. Ban Francisco; R. D. Vincent and wife.
Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. A. Clemens. Mc
Gregor; Captain R. V. Webster, Ceylon; C.
E. Blacklel. Minneapolis: Florence S.
Meyers. M. A. Clark, E. P- Clark and wife.
E. A. Cox and wife, Philadelphia; T. S. Mc
Iverson. Victoria; F. R. Richards. Great
Falls; H. Anderson, Tacoma; E. B. Sea
brook. H. P. Campbell, city; C. M. Vewlnkle.
Sheboygan: M. Janowlts, Pocatello; E. J.
otiier, Tliey
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ome uay
and your own land situated in or-near the fine hustling little town of Creswell, wnere are gooa cnurcne,
good schools, good business houses, good people and no saloons? Creswell, Lane County, in the famous Wil
lamette Valle v of Oregon, is the place. , -i.
FIVE ACRES will give you a fine living; TEN ACRES will make you independent tor lite.
The excursion parties from East say 'we do not say enough about the country. Every one bought, the
selling commenced June 1st and fine sales are being made, and the buyers are writing their friends. Will
you, too, investigate? Use the coupon and ask for our free, beautifully illustrated booklet and other informa
tion. Get in early.
NO IRRIGATION NEEDED HERE.
The A. C. Bohrnstedt Go,
252 Alder Street, Portland, Oregon
The A. C. BOHRNSTEDT CO., 252 Alder St., Portland, Or.
Gentlemen: Please send me full information and illustrated booklet of your Willamette Valley, Ore
gon, lands. Fare refunded to those who buy.
Name
Address.
For thirty-live years the leading
family beer of Portland, the uniform
purity and excellence of which is
never questioned. "GAMBRINUS
SELECT" is the equal of any bottled
beer to be obtained in the city, no
matter what foreign brands are of
fered. If your grocer can't supply you,
call up the brewery both phones
thus insuring prompt delivery.
Once tried, the customer is ours.
PRICES:
Large size, $1.75 per case of one doz.
Small Size, $2.00 per case of two doz.
Usual allowance made for return of
empty bottles
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Fay and wife. New York; S. W. Fargo and
wife, San Franclaco; C. C. Abernathy. Los
Angeles; E. A. Proctor. F. M. Warren.
Peoria- N. A. Henderson, city; Mrs. J. G.
Whitfield. Birmingham; Mrs. Nora Miller.
Daleville- Mrs. Elizabeth Mlckols. Atlanta;
Miss Mary Pharr, La Grange; Miss Jennie
Tomllnson. Miss Ruth Norton, Miss Ethel
Norton. Birmingham: Miss Mary Warding,
Naahville; Mrs. G. B. McCormack. Mrs. J.
W. Jones, Miss Mamie Brooks. Miss Elsie
Brooks, Miss G. May Snow, Miss Alice Mc
Gheer Mrs. C. Allison, Miss Gladys Allison.
Birmingham: Miss Alice Treat. Miss Nora
Kellaher. Oklahoma; Miss Alice Schetter,
Mis L. McArdle, Birmingham; Mis C. B.
Vanderwater. Detroit; Mis Sybra Bell,
Chicago; Miss Salina Wilson. Union Springs;
Mrs A. A. Gambill. Miss Florence Gambia.
Lawson Gambill, Birmingham; C. W. Love
lace. Daleville; Miss Julia Maston. Miss
Sarah Maston, Miss Llllie Few, Miss Anna
Sawtell, Atlanta; Mrs. T. B. Blckley. Miss
Lucy Blcklev. Mrs. B. H. Brlzendier.
Master Brlzendier, Birmingham; Mlsa
Nannie Franklin, Miss Grace Franklin,
Galatln: Mrs. A. Eabanks, Mrs. Gus Mc
carty. Miss Mattie Snow. Miss Elizabeth
Bowie. Miss Agnes Bethea, Mis Mary E.
Robinson. Miss Russell, Miss Annie Wiggina.
Miss Bessie Webb, Birmingham: Mra. F. E.
Sherrod. Miss Louise Archer. Decatur; Mis
Ruth Hopson, Birmingham; N. J. Hubbard
Nature's Own Sunshine
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COMPANY
PORTLAND, OREGON
and wife. Miss Lllla Hubbard. Miss Mabel
Hubbard, Talligeda; Mr. and Mrs. Ansley.
Dothan; C. S. Jones and wife, Mrs. J. B.
Graham. James Graham, Miss Esther Hub
bard. Talligeda: Mrs. Adele Golsen. Miss
Minnie Beale. Mobile; Miss Longshore. Anns.
L. Longshore. Columbiana; Mis Bettle
Forbes. Armeston: Miss Fannie Foitson,
Fortson; Miss Willie Wood. Cedartown; Miss
Marie Carham, Atlanta; Miss Adele Wad
dell, Cedartown; Miss Jennie Parkam, At
lanta: Mrs. J. R. Shaw, College Park; Miss
Kate F. Thornton, AmencleB; Mrs. E. J.
Whitehead. Mis Irene Hendrlx. Mrs. Z. A.
Hause, Macon; Miss Kittle Roberts. Miss
Pauline Wachendorf. Atlanta; Miss Eliza
beth Hood, Miss Louise Gogglns, Shelbv
ville: Mr. and Mra. Rambo. Mrs. W. F.
Somerman. Miss Aurella Camadl, William
Somerman, Louis Schillenger, Birmingham;
Miss S. Rosetta Collins. Mrs. Northcutt. Col
lins: Mrs. J. W. Moore. Miss Lucile Barnes.
Coal City; Miss Kate Blgham. Miss Marjone
Wolcott. Atlanta; Carl Enbanks. B. Mornn.
Birmingham; Mrs. W. A. Taylor, Mis,
Taylor. Mrs. W. I. Baxter, Master Baxter,
Macon; Mrs. Toole. Miss McMllkln. Talligeda-
Mrs. F. G. Alexander, Birmingham;
Miss'cora Burr. Miss Gertrude Freeman.
Macon; Mr. and Mrs. Sheran, Los Angeles;
Mra W. L McCorkle. M!?s Sadie B. Mc
Corkle. Uniontown; Mary Haye Tangher.
Milwaukee. .
Told Us
Why didn't we listen?
Why didn't we look it up when
we had our strength?
Why didn 't we get a little fruit
land when our boys were' here to
help us?
Why didn 't we, MOTHER ?
Some day; yes, surely some day,
wouldn't it be nice to-have a little
five or ten-acre tract of land with
a little cottage set in among the
trees the trees full of happy
singing birds and surrounding all
this, a pretty little garden and a
fine orchard, the trees of which
are heavy with luscious fruit?
Some day don't you want a homu
like this in the country where there
are no extremes of heat or cold, no
destructive storms, where your
neighbors are the good, honest, sub
stantial folks you and I like to
have for friends, where within 12
miles is the State University in
one of the finest cities in Oregon,
3 1 1
and Moisture Bring the Frnjt.
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