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CHNICAL POINT RAISED te Ends Evidence in Case gainst Woman Charged With Murder. la October Term of Court, uich End Saturday Ques tion I. Can Trial Etrnd Brjond That Time? 3utr District Attorney fHisrcrald. f.-ntln tli Stat. nd Attorney :. r.presentlns; Mr, earn .rn. va the murir trial In which they nierested will b finished some tomorrow. Althourn tne siate am - ,rmJlT rest It case when Judsre . - .1 u4 fAllft V f T'i S V i. It had previously announced that Mllmonj or Airs, ivrrn, ' " - - irlal or Jssss t". Menu. " jr Ita evidence. Court Stenographer tlnla&M reaains; ner twmny, i Jury at noon yesterday. No I i ia waa Bsia in tna iiuni"" 11 tn funeral of a relatlv of JVs"- A- "'ls. ono of tha Jurors. I "Jfe '.October term of the Circuit I roirt Aids at mldnlaht Saturday nlirht. Tha 'lueailon haa been raled oy anor who hay been watchlnit the trial, whether It would bo la-al to allow tha ee to axtend Into next month. Porno b.lTo It would not bo 11. bat Dep-ut- Dlatrlct Attorney Ft uic raid ay h baa no fear that tha Supreme Court wrulj Iqyaildata tha Terdlct on that (round. Kldlculoua." Sajr Fltscrrald. toeX. nrymrer-. Edward E Grl!nr: P. A. Ollmon. Nome Brae.: Goorss Gentilcow. A- N. Glatch. Benjamin 0'I"tT. rurnltar dealer; tuwll Hawkins. WBltaey Com panr; A. W. Hamemmllh: H. A. Heppner. rteel and Iron dr; Cbarle Hel. pnr can: A. H. Hardtm. Insurance; Charlie Milton, atock raiser; J. O. Hanthora. real e.tate; II. V. Harper: R O. HalL dark. A "llUam Irwin, bookkeeper: . 3a. Johnson, real estate: WlUlam I. La Londe. realty association: F. C. Leo. carpenter: John Ma.r, W. H. Moore, bookkeeper; Oeora O'Brien. Charlea Porch, capitalist: E. T. Plttmoa. carman o. B. Puts, commercial traveler, L. B. Seeley. preaWsnt Cot R. P. . N. Co.: Fred Schmidt: O. Schwaru: X. A. Scnanen. prealdent Schanea-Blair Company: J 6-rhatm. carpenter; C. A. Scott, commercial t-av.l.r: fc.Js.r Stipe, dn c.erk; P. v. Klurosn. Fiurst-ry: Louis M- Starr: p. So rea son : H. W. ton, secretary Y. 1. c. A.. Cleorae M. Stroni. photoarapher: Thomas T. Smith, minister: A. B. Strowbrldre. sales man; W. K Meotl. manas-r MeCao Com- Eanr: X. P- Sorensen; C T. Kalrnon.- oook eeoer: Pred Schlnke; M. O. Thorsen. Klshar-Thorsen Company; Tbomsa P. Thorn ton, resl estate: Anton Tell-r. contractor; J. it. Tate, contractor; H. M. a Dsura. commercial trae.er; A. Vahl: J. T. Jkan Orsdall: Charles A- Van Olan: ArthorTA U Uams: r. Van lnyn. merchant: J. E. est-ere--lt: Krnest Wendt: F. C. Wlrki; D. tf. Wslton. contractor: B. D. West'sll. poetal OCTflr.E-l.tRIt! Bi-0AV, BF.SI- t DEVT OK PORTLAND FOR 3 TEARS, 13 DKAD. J ' la - - ,.- rl . .. . - HI -r t That would b ridiculous." ha aald Mrday. "If that war so no casea could laat lonirer than month, and In om raaea It rolltht take a month tn art Jury. Th Jury haa bean em-re-i!rd and aworn to try thla caaa. It makes no dlfferanc. In my opinion, waat becomca of th reat of th Jury auonenaed for thla month, but ther Is no doubt In my mind that th Kerah Jury ran b held until th caaa la com-cleted." V th other hand It ha been pointed PrrTt that tha law arbitrarily flxea th f!rt Monday in eacn montn h iu "' l-r th besrlnnln of tha term, and that tM law will not allow th October term to extend Indefinitely Into th " f .v mi hr term. Should th cas aro to th Jury t Faturday nlht. and an aimnt not be reached befor Sunday tha law pro rldea that th rdlct may b received: b it should th Jury dlsaar It could not llly be dlscharsed on Sunday, accord- VI- to a decision of the Supreme Court. T'ir la a question as to whether It leu: be dlschanred durlnc tn joremoer .vn, or wne-ner iu . . . ;iti-lnlsht Saturday. TJeclsloo Stand a Precedent. S Th decision provldlnn aa-alnst dla-r,.a-,lna a Jury on Sunday la that In rie ease of Jonatnan l ice ifiinii trailer, at one iim imitim rmmab County. It waa decided Au- 1ST. Chief Justlc Moor ao- 1 th opinion. He aald that cannot dlachar a Jury on Sun s conaeauence of their fallur to .. . - 0 .1 4n0 on a yeroicu inr m-uu --a.. Ann. Lawa. provldln that 'whll T ara absent tha court may ad frora tlma to time. In respect to 'ualneaa. but It la nevertheleaa to aJa Ari fi. tr nurnos CO n - a yerdlct la rendered or th jharsTed." la limited by th dec of Section :$ that "no court .unut nn n mf ludlclal -. ' ... k. ir.niBri.H nn a Kundav. f X- ertaln klnda of business that do tncl'id dlscharg-lmt a Jury." Cane "Vcarlng: Fnd. Attorney Fout aald yesterday that a. will mak a motion thla mornlna; for a directed yrdlct In Mm. Keren' favor. If thla la denied, testimony for th defena will b Introduced at once. Mr. Fouta bellerea all hi testimony will be befor th Jury toniicht or tomorrow mo-rninir. Thla will prohably mean that the Jury will take the rase under con sideration tomorrow evenln. At on tlm In th trial Jud-e Morrow spoke ct boldln nlitht eesslon. but he haa et thoucht thla neoessary. Mrs. Kersh listened attentively ye terday morntnK to th readln of her testimony In th 4Vebb case to th Jury. In thla ah rlvea her veralon of her ra latlona with William A Johnson, th murdered man. and of Webba actlona junt 30. th day of th murder. H-. seemed amused, aa she waa belna; t.ken back to Jail, a tne iara num- -er of women who stood about tn ourthoua corridor n entranc her. CUIMS TICTITfS KSTATFS A dm In Intra tor "anird for Mi Killed on Knnawar Work Car. Tha estatea of lx Graeka who wer killed recently on. a runaway work car on th cnitea B"l" " Inirton County, wer admitted to pro bata by County Judr Clton yester day. John Maranda waa appointed .. int.trator of each of th Biz. Ma randaa Is required to depoalt a bond t ltoa In each caaa. Tha estates con ut of claims atnst th company for damaa-ea on account of th accident. , Th lx whose estates were admitted to probate are: Oeorea Dmltrlon. Ha- . M.iuatakoa Statroa Anaanoata. ' Nick Aiexlon. John Halklos and Ath- Anasloa Qaliouras. Ananosta uieu November 1. Th other died October uarandai waa appointed ad minis t -ator upon th petition of Hans Held- n.r. Crclaa conaai. Court Sabpenas Men In Many taik of JLlfe. Tha jurors who hav been aubpenaed -e duty In tne t-ircuit tonn nurwi I Vovember term ax a xouows: lari'S J. Allen, snlner: A- Ansorre. nsn- J. Anderson. J. A. Add. eman, otil 114. ttm&er aea:er. A. C Anderson. holl . '- uak and suit comoanv: o. A. 41firB. atMtractor: A. C. Amnr, drlTer; t v Ahbr. manasr: Haa B. Archer. ' supplies: K. C. Adams, real estate; Alnalle. physician: O. Aadersua N- -t Bereer. eozamsixjal traveler: J. J. e:cirlelaa: C. I. Beard, contractor: H Beajamia. snua; A. ttiui. juna . T to Wrtril r S ( TUra&rtl. . pd bird. C C Berks! . assistant dl . . enjflneer; H. A. Hitner. oahlnet- -r IX Z. Ttowman. merchant : V. &. .' teaAfttter: John M. Bacon. r- v . 'vr. 11 Cuntrrman. lahorsr; Krank anee. rurnisned rooms. X. C Co-n .ruitmt f. xv a- L H. R. la arfa v. IaT, photocrapber; I. R. O K. Mstrdt. mnafr: Tt . C. v c Krlcson. ncdrtaksr: E. O. hir.-r. drUer; Thomas Fra.k. Car- 3a yarr. wood dear; . H. Tran- TSl.-tan: tieorfe p. rimoin. aarni; Irircolt I Late Mrs. Teresa Tesrr. A are 3. By th death of Mrs- Teresa Tost at her horn at 448 Fifth street. Wednesday mornlnir. Port land l""t another pioneer -resident- Mra. Tost was S3 years old. and had been a resident of Port land for mor than SO years. She Is survived by her husband. Professor Robert Tost, a pioneer musician of Portland, and her two daughters. Paulina Yost and Mr. A. C. Cook. Sh Is also sur vived by five sisters, all of whom reside In th Northwest- They are: Mrs. Charles Loerus. of Port land; Mrs. Amelia Miller, of Al bany. Or.: Mrs. Charlotte Ep ptntrer. of Baker City; Mra. Erama Monroe, of Lewlston. Idaho, and Mra. Llnd. of Wallace. Idaho. Mr. Tost was born In Germany and cam to America when quit y 0 u n sr. arrlvlns; In Portland In 1SS0. Sh and her husband t on tlm owned a home at Sixth and Alder atreeta, wher Th Orego n lan building; now stands. They resided ther for year bofor they sold th property to Th Ore.-onln Publishing Company. Gresham Now Center of Mount Hood Railway Work. clerk: Joseph Ward, fireman O. R. A N. Co.; j. i. w nirmn. p rl (I I i or.n' . Company: A. J. Walters, contractor: John H. willman. aacnt: M. H. Wlahton. letter crrlr; K. B. Vstt. clear dialer; 8. L Toun. clerk. MILLER WANTS BIO DAMAGES Workman Sue Southern Pacific for $50,550. -Alleging Injuries. v. . . n r-oir rnmtunr wafl j r sen j.m.v-i tn the Circuit RUni HI wfv.tr vv " r. Court yeaterday by Charlea Miller, who savs a heavy piec or uraoer icji Mm whUo h was aaslstlns; In the con- . .1. -. . ...tl . - mtu and a half iirucuuu v. . w southwest of Lebanon. Th accident, it Is slleneti. occurred aiarcn miller m; . . - , an tiprlht timber IS feet Ions; and 1 Inrhea in oiameter, ,wn-n mo lost control of It and It fell. He say . . . .v. .i.hr of liia rlffht eve. the hearfns; of bla right ear and haa a broken Jaw. 76 Juvenile Case Heard. t..x r..nt.nhin. of the Juvenile Court. Issued his report for October yes terdav. It shows thst 76 cases wer handled laat month. Only two Juve nile wer sentencea to inn iveiurm School, and both of thes wer placed A- ..mu rtn child who had been re leased from th Reform School waa re turned. Thirty-one wer warnea ana dismissed, and 25 placed on probation. Fight wer eent to th Fraxer Deten .i tin n. irivhr children were ac cused of discharging; firearms, and 2 of destroying property, fixiy-eigni were bova and eight girl. Forty four were between 11 and IS yeara of Kicks and Blow Alleged. Leah A. Slmmona filed a dlvorc suit In the Circuit Court yesterday, alleging that A. T. Slmmona "kicked her out of doors" early In the morning, when she waa acuntily dressed and when the weather was very cold. She ay this waa two months after they were mar ried, and that two weeks after the mar riage he struck her In the face. They married at The Dalles. November It, 10S. She asks to resume her maiden nam. Jatartln. Koarawar Reported Arrested. Oscar Rogaway. charged In the Cir cuit Court with obtaining money under false pretenses. Is reported to b under arrest In Spokane. An Indictment re turned by tne grand Jury charges him with obtaining a fur coat worth 155 from S. Silverneld by rawing a check for ii drawn on the Merchants' Sav ing Trust Company, when he had no money la the bank. Attorney Sue for Fee. Attorney J. f. Long ha filed two suits tn the Circuit Court, one against J. X. Windsor personally, and the other against Windsor and the Campbell Automatic Oae Burner Company. Lonir demands 13000 attorneys' fee. 11500 for himself and 11500 for Miller Mur dochs Both suits are for the sum amount. REWARDS 0UT FOR TRIO Three Men Thought to Hare Been Responsible for Greek'- Death. Reward of S50 each wer offered by the County Court yesterday for the ar rest and oonvictiou of Jim and Gaorg Ylahakla and Gustantlsoa Guataadanac haa. who were charged November 1 with responsibility for the death of Constan tine Do! lamia, found murdered on th slop of Mount Tabor last Sunday. It is believed by the detectives that the offer of the reward will brir.g forth news of the present whereabouts of the three men. who wore seen at th Union station on their way out of the city on th night of th day th murder la be lieved to have been committed. F. B. HUDSON IN CHARGE Line Being Extended Rapidly To ward Terminus, Steel-Layer Be ng Close on Heela of Graders. Eqalpmnet Is Increased. GRESHAM, Or.. Nov. 1 (Special.- The Mount Hood Railway Company haa established offices In the First State Bank building, with F. B. Hudson In charge. Gresham I pearly In the cen ter of th division under contract of construction by Archie Mason and haa all facilities for reaching the terminal In either direction henc it ha been selected aa th base of operations, while the work la in progress. Tracklaylng waa begun at Camp 4. near the Troutdaie branch, on Monday last, and the first construction train ran into Gresham yesterday. The grade ha been mad and rails laid eastward to a point across Main street at Ita intersection with the Section Line road. Th line will be extended rapidly toward ita an nounced termlnua aa the grading crew are ahead opening up the right-of-way for the entire distance. The equipment haa been largely In creased until It now consists of seven team shovel and six locomotives, all of which will be In active operation within a week. Four locomotive and a ateam shovel were taken from the Oregon Water Power Company track at Anderson yesterday. besides several doxen dump cars. They are being taken to various point along the line. Another camp was established at Lus ted this week, where a trestle crew is located. Thes men are working on nec essary trestle between Lusteds and th Sandy River. Still another ramp has been estab lished near Rockwood aa the center of operations between Montavllla and the Troutdaie branch. One of the ateam shovels and a locomotive will b put to work on that division, thus Insuring com pletion of th road at ail points at th same time. PORTLAND IS APPRECIATED ClicJialL Citizens' Club Praises Ef forts of Local Boosters. Southwest Washington In general and Cheballa In particular feel very kindly towards Portland, Judging from a letter received by the Portland Commercial Club yesterday from Secretary Merrell. of the Chen alia Cltisens' Club. Th let ter says: "Our club met laat evening. It would hav been gratifying If you could have beard the expressions of appreciation of the great work that Is being don by th Portland Commercial Club for the" up building of th whole Pacific Northwest. The speakers were especially grateful to the Portland Commercial Club for the generous and broad-minded work done at the Southwest Wsshlngton convention at Hoqulam and the tlll greater work at the Goldendale convention. We wish to convey to you the thank of the Clti sens' Club and assure you that we win be glad and proud to keep step with you In mutual efforta for the development of our common Interest." Ppeaklng at the Chehalle meeting were (. O. Gingrich, prealdent of the Southwest v..vi.mi rMvlor.mfint Association. and N. B. Coffman. of th association' executive committee. OLD INDIAN IS DISCOVERED Stevens Savage to Live In History aa Preserver of Molalla Language. Steven Savage, the last living male representative or tne Aioiana uiaisra, x wm w TMrtTand vestardav an route to the fillets Indian Reservation. where he will join lit. rncniunmrs, ana will teach the doctor the Molalla Indian language for preservation in tne omitn i T..itf..tln. , Vltt)itngrt on. soman ,n.... - Dr. Frachtenberg haa been among the Indiana of this coast for a number of WATSON'S NO. 10 Scotch Whisky Distilled in tt HigUnd of Scotland from pursj Scottt Barley MJt. Guaranteed Over Tm Year Ola. Geo. S. Clark 4Co Agents III .Board of Trad Bld&. Portland, Or. Fighting the Player -Piano Trust Rai nf nianola Tjiajios. and near ly all other makes of latest play er piano at prices never hereto fore deemed possible. New iristrnments, concert used instrnmnts exchanged instrtt nents, and instruments taken hack from dealers, all included in this great EMANCIPATION SALE at reductions simply astounding. . ail m-4H fflll SVi ft?.! wpV 1 Th 5ryr and Quality Label Adler s Gollegian Clothes conform first of all to the necessity of grvingf.the wearer a becoming garment, and then meet the requirements of prevailing style with a result that they are the clothes preferred by men who desire tone, individuality and distinctiveness without attracting attention by extremes. Men who recognize these features in their garments also recognize our unusual quality of cloth, linings and in terlining. Foremost dealers in all sections are showing our overcoats, suits and raincoats at 515.00 to w. Our style book will thoroughly post you. Mailed upon application. David Adler&SonsClothingCo. Nobby Clothes Makers . Milwaukee 1 Tears, studying their language for rec ord at w aHnington. The Indian, now 6! yeara of age, did not want to be discovered, and it was only after Superintendent Egbert, of the en..- .H haA InfereafeH other In diana In the search that the redskin was located at Woodland. Wash. Mr. Egbert niM nn Savaee and Induced him to furnish the Information wanted. Creation of Otis County Most Sensible Reply to an article appearing In The Vale Orlano of recent date claimed to have been written by commercial clubs of Juntura and Riverside; showing how the so-called commercial clubs were or ganized and why they oppose the proposed County of Otis. We are Informed that an invitation was extended the editor of The Vale Orlano by a non-progressive citizen of Riverside, a their surrounding surely indicate, to come up and assist (for pay) in organising tw? conuierclal clubs and write up the actions of said clubs. The Oriano man came; first to Juntura. where s. club was organized consisting of two members who advanced him JoO ?o""SUr th"ce "Riverside, where a club of three membri was mustered toe-ether and another o0 was raised to swell the write p fund. The data eriven this manipulator of the quill were eVtravagantTscaicWly a txice of truth waa discernible in this con glomerate mess. When the Otis County measure was first launched this non immMlT citizen of Riverside, and now the main KnocKer, was willing and offered to stand by the Otis County measure with his whol.soSd.nd fight to "the last-ditch If a gJF4 donate and deed to him a block of land In the Town of iJrewsey, the proposed temporary county seat, ,,.- Every person who knows the sentiment of the P006"' J. the proposed Otis County knows that more than 90 per cent of the people are strongly in favor of the measure; that there is not a measure that will appear upon the ballot of 1910 mor righteous nor one that will benefit us directly aa this will. - Malheur and Harney, counties axe too massive to enjoy the best of health; their circulatory power can scarcely .reach their extremi ties; th life blood that should freely flow to every P" orbed and almost exhauated before its mission is performed. And so it will remain while It Is In this "J"'0 " 7,ht s the people feel, and know, and demand the creation of Otis County, where new enterprises and new centers will spring forth which will inject new life and new blood ino the newly-eated county: but to remain as we are it is Impossible for the oatsioe localities to keep pace In the march of progression, nourished by centers that are from fifty to seventy-five miles away. The prtL aid the people of Harney County strongly port the measure, not because they wish to be rid of us, Jut because tliey are fair and Inspired by the spirit of enterprise snd friendship for our locality and Otis County boundary: they realize that we nave contributed largely to the old counties and have done our share in mltting them on a solid footing; that we are amply able to take care of ourselves and can not be expected to remain for ever under the control of our good old parents without lavslng that personality that belongs to youth and growing . . " Vale is showing a spirit of unfairness and selfishness, he Is sucking our life blood and amassing wealth at our expense, and, VZ far is ?the commercial clubs of Juntura and Riverside are con "rd."hey are miserable farces, made up of five , stockmen who are doing all they can to hold the country back, to keep out "vilization aid enterprise, fearing it wUl shorten their days of supremacy of the range and water necessary to the life of tha KKn whean alwaya detrimental to the best Interests o"lolltl? that Wdealre to move along in the march of progres sion We want school, churches, better homes, better roads and nearer centers of trade! In fact the things the people need and wat aSd are trying to get are just the things these stockmen do not want. aSd are trying through tae so-called commercial "Emine "hemap of Oregon if you are undecided just how to vote Ind you wUl note that these' counties, either of them are larger than some of the states. These two counties are about the K Iowa, which la made up of ninety-nine counties, all of which are of good size Taking these facts into consideration, you cannSt fail tooeFceive that we are Justified in asking you to cast ur vote for the creation of Otis County 'fyer. indeed by DREWSET -giresld.nt. (Paid Advertisement.) Protect your lamps from breakage and thieves by using "Lamp Guards." No factory or mill can afford to be without them. THEY LAST A LIFETIME Call and see our assortment and get our prices. 0. B. STUBBS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Phones Main 1695, A 1696 61 Sixth Street, Portland, Oregon Comes from the Land. FcSiincsliin The very source of. Cottolene inspires confidence in tie product. It is pure. 'It comes from the cottonfields of the Sunny South and from cottonfield to htchm human hands never touch the oil from which Cottolene is made. 'Being a vegetable product, Cottolene is pure-rand just as digestible as the purest 0Hv0 oiL You can never be sure of this when -using lard, which is simply hog-fat an aftmfll product. Cottolene is immeasurably superior to lard from a health standpoint- It makes pure, digestible, nourishing food, and food which any stomach can digest. The careful, once-posted housewife will use Cottolene in place of lard every time. . MaJnly br THE "FAIEBANK COMPANY "Nature's Gift from the Sunny 'South" i " T : 1--H. r. S. 1 s r. t-o. . a. a. u.-asa
