Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 27, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTins srrmxrvo okegoia Tuesday, jtjxe 27, 1911. PICTURE FRAMING, WATCH REPAIRING, CARD ENGRAVING, RIBBON FLOWERS TO ORDER DYNAMITING JURY CULLS CHILDREN . DENVER WOMAN OVER WHOM MEN ENGAGED IN FATAL QUARREL. McManigal's Wife and Young sters Summoned Woman Won't Testify. fgfjest Class t'sfjest Class lanaiIoreb Suits DETECTIVES SEIZE TRUNK t ' ' " -V'1"" K - lnsdculon Fails to Find Inrrlmln tin Letters and Ijxt They Sought Ilotri Sftles la Determined Struggle. . LOS ANGKLK5. June St. A slrue;-s-1. qui'!, but keen and determined, was wased all day today between prosecution anil rtcfnse. over Mrs. Or tie E. MiManlk-aL who. next to her husband, ani his trfuwd fellow-plotters, probably Is the rxmat interesting Hear In the McNimtrt dynamite con snirary case. The defense, directed by Clarence &. ParroK. chief counsel for John J. Mc .Samara, th Indicted Ironworker's I'nlon official ami his brother. Jamn, cored first avhen leteetlres employed by the prosecution seised Mrs. Mc Mar.lral'i trunk and failed to find In erirr.lnatlnr letters and paper which they said they were "klrnr. But. ai tilt on the trull of the all-Red evidence, cfflrlals of the Pmtrlct Attorney's of fice caused a-rand Jury suhpenas to be I'sucd and served first upon Mrs. Mc Manlaral and her companion. Mrs. Padle McOuire. of Chlraro. and then upon the three little children of the women. Children Are Called. The children were Patricia McCSulre. Fthelyn McManliral and Walter Me Mar.lcal. The two arlrls have Just rassej their 7th birthdays, and the hoy ts a little child In kilts. They were taken up to the fr.mil jury room late today after Mrs MciJuIre had been summoned and Mrs. M Manlcal had declined to answer the questions of the Inquisitors. Mrs. MrManUal stood upon her rlphrs as the wife of the ac cused man and refused to testify by adrlce of Iarrow, and Attorneys Jo seph fcott. UComMe Pavls and Job Harrlman as the counsel for the Mc N'amams. who accompanied her anil the chtl.lren to the corridor of the grind Jury chambers. Mrs. M'-;ilre. who is the wife of Thomas McVioIr. an official of the Ironworkers' I'nlon In Chicago, said before she took the stand that she knew nothlcK of the c-ise against the Mr.N'amaras and McMant saL Stand I Repudiated. The developments which culminated In the summoning of the children and their mothers before the Brand Jury today began yesterday, when Mrs. Mc Manltral and Mrs. Mcuire arrived on the same train that broucht Clarence 8. Harrow to the city. Trior to that time It had been expected that Mrs. McManiiral would be on the side of the prosecution, but the woman, by her actions, apparently repudiated the dec laration of the IMstrtct Attorney that she would be a star witness for the state. First. Mrs. MrManlcal went to apart ments prepared for her In a hotel where Joh Harrlman and his family are llvlntr. Then. In company with 1'irrow and other attorneys for the MrXamara. she went to the County Jail and there, according to Informa tion obtained from the prosecution to jay. endeavored to have her husband erve notice upon the I-lstrtrt Attor ney that he wanted to see the attor neys for the defense and desired to testify on behalf of the McN'amara brothers. Notice Is Signed. MrMantcal actually slcrned such a notice and Mrs. .Mc.Manlcal (cave It to t-arr.w. but Malcolm McLaren, a rep resentative of I-etectlve Burns, said lo-iy he had persuaded the prisoner : send another note to Harrow, revls :ti( the previous attitude. Harrow admitted today he had both notes and would not see UrMantsral antll the prisoner called for him. The appearance of Mrs. McManicral In loe Anrrles was a surprise to the prose cution and Its dctratlves. McLaren t learned that she was comlntr In time to meet her at ?an Bernardino, and upon her arrival here the attorneys for the defense and the detectives were in keen competition for her favor. Fach side pressed Invitations upon her to ret Into tbelr automobile, but recoc nlzln Attorney .Harrlman by some prearraneed means, she appealed to blm to rescue her from the Importun Irn: detectives and take her am ay. Apartment Are Watched. All last nl-M her apartments were closely watched by detectives and to day when Cray Hirrtma.-i. a son of the attorney, went to the express office to procure her trunk he was driven off the transfer wan-on by operatives of a detective aency under K. K. Mills, who took the luccaite to the county srarace. There Assistant res trict Attorney Veitch searched It thor eurhly. but failed to find the letters and papers htch he declared he had been Informed It contained. There was riothlnc In It but the clothing of Mrs. Mc.Manlsral and the children. After kr:nr the children wait Ins; ontll nearly t.lcMfa'1. Veitch said they would not be called upon to testify, but that their mother nad been sum moned to appear araln tomorrow. Mrs. McOulrw as told that she need not come unless she was served with a new subpena. OREGON COUNTED FOR TAFT Flmer Iover, Republican Leader, 1 ConslJcr State Safe. WASHINGTON". Jin. J. Elmer Do ver, former secretary" of the Re publican National Committee, says he thinks the liepubtlcans of Ore-con are very muca disposed to favor the re nomir.atlon of tt.e 'resident, and CO lisposttlon Is apparenr to use the nesr v.Mlna system azalnst Mm. Wo'idroir Wilson, he thinks, made a rood impression a -none Ia?iltc Coast 1 -emo-crats and will cut a prominent fi-tur. In the Democratic primaries in reon. Dover says he Intends making I'ort'.and his permanent home.' Aviator and Guest Drop. HANOVER. Germany. June St. Six aviators t'-day beran the Hanover Muerster staire of the German aviation circuit cntu Only two of these have mae a I the scheduled fllshts since leavirr Johanrlsthal. the startlnr point. Jt:st outside Berlin. Gusty winds interrupted the competition for several days. lr. Oscar WIttensteln. with a passenrer. ros this morning at Leune burg. but fe:i Into the river Umenau and, broke bl propeOJar, I I MRS. JOHt UN ON STAND Denver Matron, in Trial of Henwood, Tells of Threat. DEFENDANT IS MARRIED I'rosecnllon Draws Out Surprising Testimony In Case of Clubman Charged With Killing- Two During Quarrel. DENVER. June I. When District Attorney Willis V. Elliott concluded to day to give Frank Harold Henwood. club and society man, on trial for the murder of George E. Copeland. every onortunltr to "Justify his act" by with drawing hla objection to testimony concerning threats made by "Tony' Von I'hul. he evidently was not in spired by sympathy alone, for within few hours afterward he bad pinnea Henwood down on cross-examination compelling him to make the surprising admission that he was a married man Henwood. who had been received in a certain social circle of uenver as a single man. admitted that ha had a wife and two children, "somewhere In New Tork State." The Prosecuting At torney did not reach the question as to whether he had been divorced. A heated colloquy occurred between Prosecuting Attorney Elliott and John T. Bottom, attorney for the defense, over the use of the word "Intimacy" In Questioning Mrs. John W. prinrer, the principal witness In the case, con cerning her relations wltn iienwooa. Response Is Affirmative. Mrs. Springer had hastily responded In the affirmative when asked If she and Henwood had been Intimate, but Attorney Bottwm Inserted the question: "You mean that you were good friends r "Certainly, nothing more," was the reply. The defense took advantage of the change of front of the prosecution and throurh Mrs. Springer and Henwood himself brought out testimony of the enmity that existed between Henwood and Sylvester L. Von PriL whom Henwood shot to death after a succes sion of quarrels. It was a bullet aimed at Von I'hul that went wild and fatally wounded Copeland. Woman Tells Story. ' Mrs. 6pr1ne;er told the story of her relations with Von Thul; of several of their quarrels, in two of which he struck her blows in the face with his first; of threats to kill Henwood If he ever saw him going to the Sprlnrer apartments In the Brown Palace Ho tel: of Von Phul renting a room adja cent to these apartments, so that he could watch for Henwood's coming; and finally of her warning given Hen wood to avoid Von Phul. as ha was "desperate" and would kill him. Mrs. Springer also said that Henwood was asked to keep out of her "affair" with Von Phul: that It was her business and she must handle It alone. This referred particularly to the recovery of certain letters which she had writ ten Von Phul and which, it was said, he threatened to use against her. William W. Ross. Deputy Coroner, told this morning of finding torn pho tographs of Kenwood In Von Fhul's pockets after the latter had been shot. These photographs. It has been said, were given Mrs. Springer by Henwood. secured In the Springer apartment by Von rtiul and torn by him. SHERIFF AVERTS LYNCHING Two Little Girls Drowned. Accused Is Hurried Front Mob. GLOBE. Arls.. June 2. Back doors and dark streets aided the Sheriff be fore dawn today In following a mob that had gathered to lynch Klngsley Olds, accused of having murdered Lulu and Myrtle Goswlck. children of a rancher. Olds, who came Into Globe Saturday night with his lower Jaw shot away, was In a hospital when a mob gathered, but he was taken out of a back door and hurried to safety behind the bars of the county prison. olds, who came here from Bakers field. Cal.. cannot talk on account of his wound. But he was calm during the perilous moments while be awaited the bherlff. and wrote on a alio of paper; W. PRI.GEIU "If 1 am mobbed, an Innocent man will be lynched." The bodies of the two little girls who went bathing with Olds while on the way with him to their fathers ranch, were examined today. They had been drowned. No marks of violence were found upon them and they had not been subjected to any Indignity, the autopsy surgeon said. STUMP LAND SELLS HIGH Promoters Arrested After Pullman Folk Par SI 40 Lot for It. PULLMAN, Wash., June 24 (Spe cial.) George Bell, who swore out the warrants for the arrest of the promo ters of Jovlta Heights, near Seattle, for alleged fraudulent use of the mails, has returned to Pullman. Mr. Bell went to Seattle as the representative of 20 or more Pullman folk who had bought lots in Jovlta Heights at J140 lot. paying $10 cash and $10 a month. In the descriptive literature It was announced that houses costing from $1000 to $5000 would be built on cer tain tracts, and that these houses, with 100 tracts of one acre each, would be put up at a drawing to be held when all the lots were sold. Every 20 lot owners were permitted to elect a dele gate to represent them at the drawing, and the expenses of each delegate were to be paid by the promoters. Bell says he found the property consisted of stump land of little value. He con suited the United States Attorney, as sisted In an Investigation, and was asked to swear to the complaint. Ar rests followed. Nearly all Whitman County towns contributed to the 1398.000 which the company is alleged to have secured by the sale or these lots. TWO AERONAUTS DROWNED Balloon FYom Paris Fall Into North Sea, Occupants Perish. BREMEN. Germany. June 26. One of the four balloons which ascended at Paris Saturday fell Into the North Sea. near the Island of Julst, of the East Frisian group, yesterday. A violent storm prevailed at the time and the aerial craft was carried rapidly out to sea. Two persons were aboard her. The other three balloons made land Ings on the East Frisian coast. A rescue boat was sent out as soon as possible to the aid of the distressed bal loon, but later returned, having recov ered only an empty ballast bag marked "R. G. B.-70." CONDUCTOR HOBO'S TARGET When Pot Off Train at John Day Tramp Fires Revolver. THE DALLES. Or, June 2. (Spe cial.) Freight Conductor Cliff Alex ander was a target for tramps armed with revolvers at the John Day water tack Thursday. The brakeman had put two tramps oft the train when one of them began shooting at the conductor. . Railroad Detective E. B. Woods ar rested them at Umatilla and they were brought to The Dalles. Today they were taken to Moro for a preliminary hearing in Sherman County. Conduc tor Alexander Is a resident of this city and baa a run between here and Arling ton. FISH LAW COMBS THREE Itesort Manager at Pendleton Charged With Serving Trout. PENDLETON, Or. June 26. (Spe cial.) Because he served trout for breakfast. P. H. McFee, manager of the Wenaha Springs Summer resort, has been arrested for violation of the fish law by Deputy Game and Fish Warden E. B. Thompson, of Portland. Charles Maya and E. H. Bundy, both of Athena, were arrested by the same man for catching undersized trout. They were fined $23 each. Spain's Morocco Stand Fought. MADRID. June 26. A meeting of Re publicans and Socialists today passed resolutions condemning Spain a mili tary operations in Morocco and also protesting against vie international Eucharlstlc Congress, which Is In ses sion here. Cleveland Buys Victorian. CLEVELAND, June 26. The Cleve land club has purchased Third Base man Goodman, of th Victoria. Aorta. western. League team. Retailing Regularly From $37.50 to $50.00 . Special A Splendid Price Inducement in Women's Highest Class Man-Hand-Tailored Suits With the season in full swing, and many women looking for an opportunity to brighten up their wardrobe with something new and attractive at a moderate cost, this is a propi tious announcement. This is a logical time for you to turn a very little money into great profit to acquire at a trifling cost a fine tailored suit that will enable you to appear in something entirely new and, better still, to wear far into the Fall. These tailored suits are sold at almost unbelievably low prices. They come to us from a famous wholesale tailor. None but the finest imported goods are ever used by him, and herein lies the secret of this sale. Having only enough material left for one, two and three suits of a kind, he se lects one customer in a city to dispose of this surplus material. We were fortunate in se curing an allotment of these suits, an allotment far too small, for having seen these suits, we know that every woman fortunate enough to secure one will never forget this sale. Not one suit in the entire assortment sells for less than $37.50. Following we give you a brief description of these garments: Made of fine imported worsteds and fancy suitings in light, medium and dark shades, including all the most desirable tones of gray and tan. The jackets are cut in the newest 25-inch lengths and semi-fitting and loose-back models, and are all lined with the finest quality of Peau de Cygne silk. The skirts are cut in the new straight-gored models. BACKFIRE BURNS THREE SAILORS OS SVBM.VRI.NE TIKE BADLY INJURED. Gases Eiplode as Enelno Is Started. Seaunen Restruo Imperiled Com rades, Who Will Recover. c xr TtTr-no CL. June 26, Exnlo- sic ons on the submarine Pike this aft- - ..xi kv - "haekflre" In the I IIIIU II w VW0-u " J . rasollne engine, severely burned F. Ulott. a chief machinist; j. si. jei- freys. machinist's mate, and L. a. Walker, electrician. Elliott la the . ......i. injured but will recover. Other sailors in the boat at the time escaped uninjured. The accident occurred jum u .i-- i- - . ...rted. First there was an explosion in the crank pit. and this as followed ty a eeconu one, mo - Igniting gases. Walker instantly turned off the switch and probably thti tus prevented a aisaeier. Other submarine sailors who were on ( thi - rfu milled their Imprisoned snip- mates from the Pikes interior. The Injured men were taken to "sick bay" ' . i. - t.i. .re dnlnsr well. The like apparently Is not damaged. Cap tain Tayne bins, actiun -""""""" . . v. ...hm.rina muadroD. has or dered a court of inquiry to convene to morrow. ' THEFT INVOLVES FAMILY Father, Son and Daughter Arrested on Horse-Stealing; Charge. HEPPNER. Or.. June 26. (Special.) ci ift n..ii nf D.-ivton. Wa?h.. left Heppner this morning with Joe Tipton. Tipton's son and daughter, and a youth imed Johnson, wno " c .Mr,.H.7 bv Sheriff Hayes. They are charged with stealing a band of 15 v. n.ae stnrhurk. Wash. When arrested, they had the horses on the range near Coyote station in this county. South Bend Proud of Courthouse. SOUTH BEND. Wash.. June 2S--(Speclal.) At the opening of Court yesterday morning. Superior Judge Smith announced that he had appoint ed the following committee to arrange at $17.50 Merchandise appropriate exercises for the dedica tion of Pacific County's new court house: Attorney Edward H. Wright, chairman; J. W. Kleeb, J. H. Drlssler, L. L. Bush, E. M. Connor. Henry Set tem, F. A. Hazeltine. Alfred Baker, C. A. Heath, J. A. Morehead. J. L. Myers, R. D. Handy. H. S. McGowan, J. W. Goodcll. F. G. Crawford, C. W. Gerow, A. C. Little. E. E. Chase, C. E. Ker- Iaa W R W inipm. T. A Pqn.v T A. Whealdon. This committee repre- ' sent e-ery section of the county. Citi zens of Pac.flo County are proud of the new courthouse. AUTO SERVICE HELPS CITY Jacksonville Secures More Trains Since Competition. JACKSONVILLE. Or.. June 24 (Spe cial.) Jacksonville, whose growth has been so long retarded because of poor transportation facilities, has at last come Into Its own. V. C. Gorst, who formerly operated a passenger launch between Port Orchard and Seattle, has established an auto passenger service between Jacksonville and Medford, and It has met with such favor that he will add another machine. He makes a round trip every hour. Shortly after the advent of Mr. Gorst the Rogue River Valley Railway In creased its service and Improved Its ac commodations, and now runs 18 trains a day. A similar auto service between Cen tral Point and Medford, It is said, will soon be established. There la also some talk of a freight truck service between here and Medford. , POWDER EXPLOSION KILLS "Workers Thrown 150 Feet to Death When Plant Blows Tp. PEORIA. 111., June 26. An explosion at the plant of the Western Powder Company, at Edwards Station this afternoon resulted in the death of two men and the demolition of the plant. The explosion Is supposed to have been started by a spark. The bodies of the two men were blown a distance of 150 feet and terri bly mangled. Buy it now. Now Is the time to buy bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to oe neeaea Deiore ine summer is over. This remedy has no superior. For sals by ail dealers, T iwnTn We of fteril Only. - 8CHOOI.S AVI) COrjJCGKS. The Hamlin School A B oar din r and Iay School for GlrU. ComprUlng French School for JUttlc Children. Primary. Intermediate. High School and Post Graduate Departments, Household Economics, Drawing. Painting "and Elocution. Accredited by th Universlly of Cali fornia, by Leliind IS tan ford Junior Uni versity and by Kastern Collrjte. Courses in Singing. Instrumental Muslo (piano, violin, organ, ham, flute, cello, etc). 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