tiie aronyiyo OREGoyiAy. Saturday, may 27, 1911.
SEYMOUR STILL ON
POLICE CHIEF JOB
He Is Armed With Writ Re
straining Board From Re
moving, Him.
CAPTAINS ARE IN QUANDARY
Aftrr Wall Had Told Trreru He Waa
lUf. Il t Furrrd to Adrlaej
Tbrra Superior Hotda 6wj.
SlcCarthjr Arouse Ire.
FAN rRANCIKCO. tay Jt. (Special.)
K.iuipprd with a writ of prohibition
!'.r-td tnlmt th Board of Pollc
rrrmlnlintn, restralalr.; It from ua.
readme; fclm. Cfclef of PoUc John F.
Mrnour occupied tha post at poUc
ra-J luarter today, frora wMca th
tear. I yetrday rraoTd klm.
Tr.a fai. ur to r copy of th
court 1 rtralaln a rdr oo " rwt ary
'-ilv. of tt 1'ite t'ommlMloo. re-
i t l In a peculiar liiutlua la poilca
afr.r tUr.
t-kei'.y aJ'lrd all official commanl
niinni t. Artir.c I'f'.il Eui'M Wall.
Wj:i ui ril i:i aa fnra with a wrft
T-r:ln :r Mm frum Interf-rln " with
"-!. Tnr'i irk. lrTloo to
t.M. h.ir. V:i fcad ootinad the
u.ir:ct captain that tie "I actln;
I'lW.
Captain In tuantlarj.
I -l.-t rl.-l captain tM mnrnln had
rrrlr. not in,-.ttn that irmiof
ha I ten practically relnetated. and
re rinptld to ascertain from Wall
wh.. it I'M.-f f tr-.a department. In
each n Wall rotlfl-d the captain that
tierrrnur w still t'Mcf.
Mc artriy attempt to "lift tH lid
an.t throw tfca l.'n rrl.!a open" haa
created I'orm much lara-er than ha
lrrarinl. Many clttf nti are esprese
Irc lrdlr.tln and waltmc tha call to
n k t' at eapresalon heard by lha ad
ministration. AlrraUy suaaestlons ar mada that
m me.-:ln ba hel.l and " rrm
co . far a o us-t a recall elec
tion. Srjnionr I AppUadatl.
Ai! nlcta anJ all day Crlef Seymour"
t-l-pMooa wu burdened alth call frira
cltuers nritinc Mm to atand firm. Tha
m..rnln mail broucht th Chief hun
dreds of letter from business men. la
bor union men. mother and father--,
who do not want Sin Kranctsco thrown
"Hi-! ripen" to vie.
Chief Seymour declined to disco"
tha :tuatlon. referring erery ques
tioner to hl attorney.
Attnrney lur.n wl'l ba aupplled with
nl,lene cxilnc; McCarthy method
ar.d .!eire. Tha matter will, of course,
ro Into mart, and Seymour and hia at
torney ar r-imlnt their atda of tha
nu until t!: hexrlnc comel up befora
Ju.lir' SwelL Than, acconllnc to
lMinne'a plana, tha paopla of San Kran
ci.o wi:i c.it a cmr.pleta -rtew of tha
un.ler alda of tha "litL"
JONES OFFERS AMENDMENT
Srnalor tiniM lTidUhlt IIoosw Konil
nT tram IToruii-iti- Offlt-r-s.
OHK'-OMAN NEWS ItrREAC. Wah-lr-.on.
May -!.-Snator Jonea hat
orrre.l an amemtment to tha campalcn
puhllcitr bill rrqulrinir erary candidal
for aertian to tha Hous of Hcpreten
. t.ttivr. to make affidarid on tha day of
r:rrti..n that ha haa not promUed. di
rectly or lndlrct"y. to appoint or recom
mend for arP'"ln,m,nt D '
truet any prcion who haa aided In
.-inctn about hl nomination or elec
tion. There were n"-nerou proml of thla
k'tid ml In tha recent campalrm-i In
Wn!iinn"i. and Senator Jonea hope a
to put a t.p to the practlca. Tha bill
now pen. line appllea only to tha alac
tion of memhera of the Hou a'ftd.
theref.re. cannot affect Senatorial candidate--.
PRINTER'S NAME SMIRCHED
Np .V-cnsoU d Aakln Bribe From
lllm at Colnmbua.
t-Ot.l-Mm i. O, May 2i. Tit rep
tation of H A. Crawford, atata printer
an T principal wltncea for tha atata.
ii attacked today at tha trial cf
i;epreantatie C.eorca IT. Ny. Indicted
on tMe charce of eoiicltln; a brlba of
$... from Mr. Crawford.
E.titof K. E. Cook and Attorney
Cbarlra X Trctiman, both of Columbua,
were bound our to the crand Jury
toUay In the aum of Jt) on a chare
of atlidrnuanxr brvucht on behalf of
the Senate bribery Inveitlaatlnai con
mlt'ee. becaux It la aald. they refuaed
to teettfy before the committee. In th
bribery harara made acalnat Senatora.
STEEL WAR STILL GOES ON
'rkt-e Cut of IlrpuMIC Mrt StreJ
Trjf to Act Slomlax.
NEW YORK. Way ?. PYlca-cattln
of ateel product, followlntc the lead
of ti-ie Bepublto Iron r-teel Company,
continued today. Tb Illlnol Steel
Company reducej It etock price on
steel hare i cent per hundred pound.
The new price apply only to tha Chl
caa district.
T.-.a Cambria Steel Company will
meet the cut In ateel bare Initiated by
the Republic Company. At a meeting
of the eteel corporation next Monday
the price situation wlU be conaideredk
W lrclii-a I'rata Are Outdone.
CLACK BAT. C. B-. Slay !. Or
hoar by W.reles from Glace Pay. C
to l akar. on the c at of Krench Writ
arn Africa Is th atoniblr. feat that
r.ae Just been accomplished at the Glaca
Kay w ireless station. Th messare waa
flashed frora thl place to th ElSel
Tower at Farl and from Part relayed
to u I'akar station, tha whole opera
tion tik:i( but minutes. So suc
cessful was tlie experiment that It I
now aanouaced that the British. d
pendenciea will b licked tocether by
wirelet. and plar.a to this end are now
beinc made. Between aad new
station will b required ta, -Jut ttls
Slrdl around tk world.
A rmln j of Stadenta Fa to red,
WASHINGTON". May JC Represent
atlva Pepper, of Iowa, todaje Introduced
& resolution authorismc tha tecretary
cf War t Issue Gorernment arm and
am .unltlon to filch school cadet
thronchoul the country. Th resolu
tion la beinc considered by tha commit
ta on military affair. ,
SAJi TBANCISCO EXECTJnVE WHOSE ATTEMPT TO REMOVE
CHIEF Or POLICE SEYMOUR. HAS BEEN BLOCKED.
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MAYOR P. H.
PAPER MAH SAYS
President of Trust Says He
Advised Members to Cur
tail Production.
HE HAS DUEL WITH STONE
k-naUr Stone Aor-nsed of Ovcr-Saapk.-loa
nd Jfewwpapnr Circa
Hard Bap Bailey EaRce to
Sre Tm.t ProecCTi wd.
WASIiLXOTON. May It Acknowl
dsment waa made today that th
American Paper at Pulp Association at
times had advised Ita member to cur
tail paper production, and that Its pur
pose waa to "educate tha manufacturer
to et ail they could frora buyer for
their product.
The admission cam from Arthur C.
Hasting, president of tha American
Paper r Pulp Aaaoclatlon. who ad
dressed the Senate finance commltte
and opposed the Senate resolution.
H denied, howerer. that any attempt
had arer been made to fix arbitrarily
h nri.-a of narjer by e-entlemen'a
agreement or otherwlee. -
Advlc to Lobby Admitted.
It waa acknowledced by him In reply
to Senator Stone tbat mamber of tha
aaaoclatlon had been advised to vote
for certain proposition and to work
10 cet the Sonatora to vote for them
durln last July. Ha dealed tbat ha
had aua-Cd th prtc thy hould de
mand or at what price they should 1L
In answer to tha rhaxca that the In
ternational Paper -Company controlled
tha paper Industry of tha country. Mr.
Haatlnrs said lha company only owned
about or 40 of the 0 paper and
wood pulp mill of th i nlted Stale.
When Stonw askd a to curtailment
. i . vi w itaailnn aald th
Senator " seemed to be euffetin from
the dleease of suspicion."
1 n e n i com " j '
to cure me. retorted Stone.
Mr. Hastings attacked the news
papers, declaring that they ware "not
fit to read half tha time.-
"And yet yon ara willing to furnlan
th paper on which to print thl bad
newsr" '
"1 am BOt ta buslnesa for a moral
purpose." anwrred Mr. -Hatlnga
Ballry Want Prxrco.tlon.
Senator Ballay augcested that Mr.
. . . . i . i , v Kefora the fln-
niiuuii " -
anc commltte might b aeeklnr Im
munity from neins OUIBU m "
. .... t . K. trial Of the BO-
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called paper trust. Bailey aald h
wanted to e ina paper uun "
cuted. If tber waa uch a trust.
Stone l prepared for action dally on
hi motion to examine John Allen, of
Allen Graham. He accused the firm
yeaterday of being -promoters." al
though tha committee had been In
. -k. alien a ( Irahara war
iwinei
acting a attorney for tb National
Orang. '
YOUNG WIFE DISAPPEARS
Oilld I -eft With Friend; Husband
' . Appeals to Police.
. . - - . , fpUrnl tA take
Alter reqneioa
car of her HtU girt Mr. Mabel Nel
son disappeared ir '
Thirteenth etreet early yesterday mornT
Ing. and her husband. O. H. Nelaon.
has asked th police to look for her.
Mrs. Xelsoa 1 years old.
MUSIC' GIVEN FOR WOMEN
Club Hears Proframmc Alter BnU
ties Meeting.
A musical followed the business
meeting of. the Portland Woman' Club
yesterday afternoon, especial Interest
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being shown In the appearance before
the club of Henry Van Praag. a recent
acquisition to tha musical circle of
Portland. Hla two cello solos, Mac
Breed s "Kol Nodrl" and Schumanna
"Traumerel." wer enthusiastically re
ceived, hi masterly phrasing and full
round singing quality of tone being
equally admired. Mr. Van Praag for
merly waa a member of the Victor
Herbert and Damrosch orchestras. In
New York, but haa coma to make his
home in Portland.
Miaa Jessie Lewis gave an excellent
rendition of ftalnt Saena piano "Con
certo In O minor," the orchestral part
being played on a second piano by Miss
Frances Batchelor. Later Mlsa Fr,ncea
Hatchelor played Rubenateln' delicate
"Barcarolle In G minor" and a "Con
certo In E flat major," by Llsrt. ac
companied by Miss Leslie We Idler. Tha
three charming young pianists are all
pupils of Mrs. Emma B. Carroll, who
read a paper on "Mualo as an Essential
Part of Education." Mrs. Carroll also
gave a short analysis of aacb of th
compositions played.
It baa been decided that the next
meeting of the Woman's Club, In liosa
Festival week, shall Include a short
programme and a social hour over the
tea cups. It will be an open meeting
and all members' are urged to take
out-of-town guests to share the club's
hospitality.
SILETZ-MAN GETS BOOH
APPLICATION FOR REINSTATE
MKNT IS ALLOWED.
Cane of Joseph KoKydar Is First One
to Be Adjudicated C ruler Xew
Haw Icy Law.
OREGONIAN NEWS BTTREAU. Wash
ington, May 96. Th Commissioner of
the General Land Office baa rendered a
decision allowing- th application of
Joseph Kosydar, of Siletx, for rein
statement in hi former entry In th
old Blletx Reaervatlon under author
ity of th Hawley law, approved March
4, 1U.
Th Commlaaloner hold that if upon
examination of the county records to
ascertain whether Kosydar baa sold or
conveyed or contracted to sell or con
vey Ms claim. It Is shown that he has
not. then entry shall pass to patent.
This la the first Kilets case adjudi
cated under the Hawley law. Webster
Balltnger, of Washington. D. C, rep
resented Kosydar befor tha depart
ment. FISHER POSTPONES LAND SALE
Secretary of In U-rior Accedes to Re
quest of Klauaatli beulers.
OREOOXIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash
ington. May SS. In compliance with
th request of settler on the Klamath
Irrigation project. Secretary Flaher to
day announced that he bad Indefinitely
postponed the sal 'of acre near
Keno. which controls th water-power
site on the Klamath River. This post
ponement will give settlers an oppor
tunity to develop a plan to take over
tbetr water-power site, which they
seem to regard as highly essential to
th fntur development of the project.
Under the Oregon law, unless develop
ment Is begun within one year from
riling, tha water right lapses at the end
of ne year.
The Government filed on this site
June I. 110. to comply technically with
the law. Secretary Flaher baa directed
that a amall force be put to work on
this property long enough t hold It.
What ultimately will be don depends
upon the settlers.
Hon.ae Honors Humphrey's Pastor.
OREGONIAN NEWS BLREa'tJ. Wash
ington. D. C, May J. Rev. W". A. Ma
jor, of Seattle, representative Humph
rey's most enthusiastic supporter
among the clergy, delivered the Invoca
tion in the Hous of Representatives
today.
Push Clnb Hits Ordinance.
At a meeting of the "Fulton Park
Push Club on Thursday night, the "No-seat-no-rlde"
proposed ordinance was
read and discussed, and a resolution
adopted declaring that it waa impracti
cal and would work to a disadvantage,
by preventing the street cars from
making time. -
If you have trouble In getting rid of
your cold you may know that you are
not treating It properly.- There Is no
reason why a cold should hang on for
weeks and it will not If you take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For
sale by all dealers.
flUE STRUCK DEAD
BY INTENSE HEAT
Chicago Stifles Under Sun and
Country From Iowa to At
lantic Coast Suffers.
ALL FLEE. FROM HOUSES
Roofs, Parks, Beaches ( Are Refuse
of People Ice Given to Poor and
Iceboxes Made by Schools.
Cone-Vendors Banned.
CHICAGO. May S6. (Special.) An ex
act duplication of Thursday's Intense
heat, minus the welcome breexes, today
cost five lives, felled score of men,
women and children, who were com
pelled to venture out under the merci
less rays of tha sun. and caused untold
suffering in the city' congested tene
ment district.
All day long 'the police ambulances
were busily responding to calls for as
sistance from street Intersections In tha
loop, and even In the outlying districts,
where victims were - felled by the hot
blast.
Buv the visitation was not confined to
Chicago alone. From practically every
city and town In be Middle West and
extending almost to the Coast came sim
ilar reports of unprecedented heat. The
high mark In Chicago. H degrees, was a
duplication of the maximum tempera
ture of Thursday, which waa the high
est record for that date in 47 years.
Of those prostrated three will probably
die. as their condition la serious.
1 No Relief In Proopfrt.
Frantic appeals to the oftlclal fore
rasters brought the disquieting Informa
tion that no relief waa In sight, but that
tomorrow and Sunday might be still
hotter than today. Not a mite of brees
came off tha lake, usually th life-saver
of Chicago.
Drug atores and seda fountains did th
largest buslnesa of the season. All the
tores displayed hammocks, and thou
sands were Bold to persona who will
swing them In the parka. In the tene
ment districts th sweltering population
made Its bed on roofs. In doorway, and
on th street, where there might be a
chance to get a breath of fresh air. The
bathing beaches wer crowded to the
limit, and there waa an unusual exodus
to the nearby country resorts by those
who could get out of the city over Sun
day. Children In the publto and manual
training schools have been busy for a
week making cheap Ice boxe for the
poor in the tenement districts. The city
and charitable Institutions furnish the
Ice free. Especial attention also is
given to tha Inspection of food stuffs
sold In the squalid quarters during the
Intense heat, as tainted meat and vege
tables would result In a high death rate.
The health board Issued special warn
ings to the tenement districts on the
necessity of bathing and care Id diet.
Ice Cream Cone Under Ban.
Ice cream inspectors passed a busy
day. They started out to drive th dirty
lc cream con man from the curb of
th streets In the congested districts.
In addition to the usual amount of dirt
found In tha Ice cream cone, they said
tha curb cone vender leave their wares
open to the dust and dirt of the street.
Dispatches tonight tell of deatha and
prostrations In many places In all the
territory between th Iowa line and the
Atlantic Coast. The extreme Southern
points of Florida and Texaa were cooler
than Chicago
ALL EXCEPT COAST -SFFFERS
Temperature Over 0 From Atlantic
to Prairies and Gnlf.
WASHINGTON. May 2. Season's
records were broken today by a hot
wave that extended throughout the
Middle West, the Interior East and the
South, while persons at Sheridan. Wyo,
shivered In a anom storm.
Throughout the Mississippi Valley
temperatures ran from 90 to a little
more than 84 in Chicago. Ninety-six
was common In the South. -
The sweltering situation in the Mid
dle West Is expected to be upset imme
diately by showers.
SOCTH, TOO, IS SWELTERING
All May Records for Heat 'Are
Smashed In Atlanta. ,
ATLANTA. Ga.. May !. All records
for high temperatures for May 26 for
36 years were broken today when the
thermometer registered S6 degrees.
ST. LOUIS, May 26. This was tha
hottest May day locally sine the es
tablishment of the Weather Bureau,
the Government thermometer register
ing 9t degrees, while on the street 99
degrees were recorded.- There was one
death due to heat.
Death List Continues.
DETROIT. Mich.; May 2. This was
the hottest day of the year in Detroit
and practically throughout Lower
Michigan, official thermometer record
ing from 88 to a degreea.
TOLEDO. O., May" It Heat records
her for the last 0 year were broken
this afternoon wheri the mercury
reached S3 degrees. 7
CINCINNATI. May 2. Two deaths
and two prostrations were the result of
the second day of the sweltering
weather here.- The thermometer reg
istered 94 degrees.
ZIONITES - FEAR GHOULS
They Conceal Millionaire's Death
Till Vault Made for Body.
WAU K EG AN. I1L. May I. Fear that
ghouls would steal the body and bold
it for ransom led followers of Wilbur
Glenn VoUv,-at Zion City, to conceal
the fact of tha death of a millionaire,
James Currie. of Big Springs, Tel.. for
nearly a week, or until a burglar
proof steel vault could be Installed at
tha Zlon City Cemetery. It was mads
known today.
Currie owned 45.000 acres In Texas
and an expensive home in Zion City,
where he bsd lived for the last two
months as a member of th Zlon Catho
lic Church. 1
WASCO COUNTY BOARD
Superintendent Nerf Appoints Fonr
to Serve on Education.
THE DALLES. Or.. May 26. (Spe
cial.) Justus T. Neff, County School
Superintendent, has appointed th Edu
cational Board of Wasco County, under
tha provislona of the new supervisory
law which went Into effect May II.
He has named the following who will
serve with himself on the board:
Representative F. M. Gill, of Dufur;
Clyde. T. Bonney. Tygh Valley. Mrs.
Je"le M. Britton. Boyd; Miss Elisabeth
C. Steven. The Dalles. The latter is li
brarian of The Dalle. Carnegie library.
This board will holJ a meeting here
Wednesday, May 31, when th county
will b divided into districts of 20 or
more schools in each district and a
Supervisor or ' Supervisors appointed
and regulations made in regard to
these Supervisors' work.
As Wasco County contains but
schoola and the Superintendent Is to be
one of the Supervisors, It Is thought It
will be necessary to appoint but one.
The Supervisors have general oversight
of the schools In their district and re
ceive a salary of 11000 per annum. .
ORANGE MENWANT APPLES
Sales Agents" Would Like to Dispose
of Northwest Crop.
T,- . t t a xcaT.T.A Wanh. Mar 26.-
(Special.) Orange agents may sell ap
ples of the Walla Walla Valley. Th
California Fruit Exchange la to bandls
the North Yakima fruit this year, ac
cording to a tentative agreement
reached In, Sacramento last week. The
condition is said to be lack of enough
....t, nrnk, ih double Industry pay.
Hence it is stated that these men will
endeavor to persuade want waiiw.
Hood River, Lewiston, Clarkston and
Kennewick also to sell their fruit
through the California Exchange.
eallfArnl, Wi-nl t Rrr.hftDrB haS
sgents all over th United State and)
Europe, ana it is oeiievoa tney can
apples at the same time at little added
expenses. Th organisation la well or
ganized, especially In European mar
kets. Whether Walla Walla will loin tha
scheme is undtclded.
PUPILS T0SEE FESTIVAL
Vancouver Schools Will Close Day
During Rose Show Here.
VANCOUVER. Wash.. May 26. (Spe
cial.) So that the pupils and teachers
will be able to witness the Rose Fes
tival In Portland, all schools of th
city will be closed one day.
The date ha not yet been decided,
but It will be one on which the event
most interesting to tbe pupil may be
seen.
DALLAS DRILL TEAM WINS
Wo men of Woodcraft From Five
Counties Compete.
SALEM. Or.. May 26. (Special.)
The drill team representing Dallas won
In the Women of Woodcraft competi
tion from five counties here tonight.
Delegations frora Yamhill. Polk. Ben
ton, Linn and Marion counties were
here.
John W. Slckelsmlth. Greensboro,
Pa., has three children, and Ilk most
children they frequently take cold.
"We have tried eeveral kinds of cough
medicine," he says, "but have never
found any yet that did them as mucn
good a Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy." For sale by all dealers.
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daintily and correctly.
And your friends
realize that you "know
how", when your din
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' ' One of our clear "kinds"
is best, of course, for a very
heavy dinner. But for all
ordinary occasions any one of
half a dozen on our list is com
pletelyacceptable and correct.
Why- not get acquainted
with them allt
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bring to a boil.
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culation so as to prevent a cold or other form of congestion from becoming
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v,.t w,mo iffWent Aiises. hut if thev would onlv stop anLthink the
chief cause is the system is allowed to run down; the blood becomes thin, the
digestive organs are not strong enough to do their work properly, the tissues
hl to carrv off the waste matter. The '
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result is pains, aches and all kinds of troubles. Just give your system a chance ;
build it up by taking JJuily's fure
new tissne, help the stomach digest
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and I called in our doctor. He tended
her in any way. I saw Duffy's Pure
and after reading what it had done for
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the food, strengthen the heart action,
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