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M FOR REHEARING
Warquanf s Attorneys Petition
Oregon Supreme Court.
VITAL POINTS ARE SHOWN
Admissions or Trust Company In
Supplementary Agreement Said
to Be at Variance With
Present Position.
SALEM. Or., March 3. (Special.) O. F.
Paxton. V. D. Fenton Watson, Beckman
&. Watson and Mitchell & Tanner, attor
neys for Judge P. A. Aiarquam. have filed
In the. Supreme Court a petition for re
hearing in the case" of Marquam vs. The
Title Guarantee & Trust Co., which has
excited so jmich interest and attracted
so much attention.
The petition for rehearing sets out cer
tain sworn allegations and admissions
made by The Title Guarantee & Trust
Co. in its pleadings in the suit brought
to foreclose the mortgage on Judge Mar
quam's property, and shows' that these
admissions and allegations of The Title
Guarantee & Trust Co. are inconsistent
with the position assumed by that com
pany in the present suit.
Judge Marquam's attorneys think that
owing to the size of the record and the
large number of long and complicated
agreements and pleadings contained in it
these admlselons of The Title Guarantee
& Trust Co. escaped the attention of the i
court in preparing the opinion already !
delivered, asthey arc not referred to in i
VJJMlllllll. j
The pe;ltion for rehearing further points
out that the second supplemental trust
agreement, which The Title Guarantee &
.ui v,o. prepared and exacted from
Judge Marquam and executed-with him
contains agreements on its part wholly
at variance with the position now taken
by that company. and it is believed that
this -agreement also escaped- the attention
or the Supreme Court, as it is not referred
to in the opinion. This agreement is set
out in full Jn the petition for rehearing.
Judge Marquam's attorneys believe that
these admissions of The Title Title Guar
antee & Trust Co, in Its pleadings and
the terms which It put into Its second
supplemental trust agreement with Judge
Marquanf are absolutely vital to the de
cision of the case and establish the cor
rectness. of Judge Jrfarquam's claim, be
cause they sjhow that the property itself
was Tested treat la The Title Gttar-.
i . rrx?'
antce & Trust Co. and not merely the pos.
session ana income or the property.
ENGINEER WILL SPEND A WEEK
Klamath Irrigation Project Is As
suming Definite Shape.
KLAMATH 4 FALLS. Or.. March 3.
(Special.) J. B. Lipplncott, Supervising
Engineer of the United Stn.ifR PoMunvi.
j tion Service for California, and whose
I jurisdiction extends to the Klamath proj-
ect. arrived tonight io spend a week on"
omciai nusmess. Arcnie Davis, or Mason,
Davis & Co.. contractors for the first .unit
of canal, will arrive tomorrow, and work
will soon begin on the Irrigation system.
The regular monthly meeting -of the
directors of the Klamath WateruFera As
sociation was held today and adjourned
to Monday for a conference with the Su
pervising Engineer. Project Engineer T.
1L Humphreys, having local direction, to
gether with others of his department, met
the visiting official at Kcno on the steam
boat for the last stage of the trip from
the railroad.
WASHIXGTQN STATE EXPENSES
Auditor Gives the Figures for the
Month' of February.
OLYMPf A; Wash., March 3. (Special.)
State Auditor Clausen today gave out
the following statement of the receipts
4l
The best way to advertise Oregon and the Pacific Northwest is
to mail The Oregonian to your friends in the East. Give the coupons
to your favorite candidate.
Daily, Sunday included, one year (1000 votes) $8.00
Sunday, one year (150 votes) $2!50
Weekly, one year (100 votes) v ...".."..!. $1.60
By Carrier, in all places
Daily, Sunday included, 75 cents a month; ?9.00 the year - -
and expenditures for the State of Wash
ington for hc month of February:
General fund Receipts. J151.GS7.7S; 'ex
penditures. JS7.2S3.12.
The expenditures from the general fund
were maae up as iouows:
'Eastern Washington Hospital ,$ 1.674.00
Feeble-Minded Institute 1.89S.4S
Western Washington Hospital 3,"2LS2
Current expenses of state 79.86S.15
The total expenditures or suite Institu
tions was $62,296.15, and for -sta.te officers
The total general fund receipts Include
current receipts amounting to 76,eC7.7S,
and receipts from sale or bonds. JTS.OOWH).
The total receipts for special funds
during, the month were S70.21LW. and ex
penditures 3G7,STP.F7, which, together with
general fund receipts and expenditures,
make grand totals or J23.8S11S receipts
and 515i,162.W expenAlturcB.
The general fynd showed an overdraft
on March 1 of 30.U.t.
Five Candidates for Sheriff.
ORBGOX CITY. Qr.. March 3. (Special.)
-SK-merMC SM C. M4dcfc fceefey a-
nounced he will be a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Sheriff. Mr.
Mad dock pledges an economical adminis
tration. There arc four other candidates
among the Republicans for this nomina
tion, as follows: D. R. Dimlck, of Canby;
J. Jv. Morris, of Oregon City; R. EL Wood
ward, of Oregon City, and R. L. Greaves,
of Willamette,
Douglas Socialists Ticket.
ROSEBURG. Or.. March S.-(SpecIaI.)
A mass convention this afternoon of
Douglas, Count' Socialists nominated the
following ticket:
County Judge, A. B. C. Whipple: Com
missioner. R. H. Kirkpatrick: Sheriff.
Robert Green; Clerk, Perry Duncan: Rep
resentatives, m. lvemmer and 1. T.
Thompson; Treasurer. Carl Hoffman,
Coroner. Jolm R. Kennedy.
The platform endorses the National So
cialist platform, demands representation
on election boards, and M household ex
emption from taxation. The attendance
jwas about (3).
Time Granted 'Light Company.
SEASIDE. Or.. March 3. (Special.) At
a regmar meeting or tne Seaside City
Council held Friday evening the Seaside
Electric Light Company was granted an
extension of time until September 1.
1505, In which to get Its plant .installed
and to be ready to furnish lights to all
who desired them.
The franchise was granted to this com
pany July L 1305. and covered a period of
nine months,. At that time arrangements
wero made with A. S. Froslid, superin
tendent of the Seaside Spruce Lumber
Company, to get power from the com
pany plant, but Inasmuch as Mr. Fros
lld's anairs were somewhat complicated
and he was not able to deliver the good?
the 'gentlemen controlling the electric
light plant simply waited, doing only
some preliminary -work, to hold the fran
chise. They have a corps of surveyors
on hand and will now rush the work.
Jiawrcnce Seeks .Lore.
OLTMPIA. Wash.. March 2.-(Spec!aI.
Railroad Commissioner J. C. Lawrence
left today on an extended Eastern trip,
which will Include the annual convention
of the National Association of Railroad
Commissioners In Washington the first,
wikk In April. On the way to Washing
ton he will vlfit the Railroad Commis
sion o Rices In CaMfornI. Texas. Leute-
Alabama, Virginia and GM-ri
expects ta spend f am. time with the
n-ttU. CmmJcla s tk return tri.
DIES IN GREAT PI
Young Woman Pours Gasoline
on Her Naked Body.
SETS THE OIL ON FIRE
Two Xotcs Left by Mrs. Emily
Gcchrke. a Stranger In the
City, Shows Suicide Was
Premeditated.
LOS ANGELES. CaL. March X A young
woman known to the residents of Hollv-
wood, a suburb of this city, a "Aunt Hes
ter." but wnoe name is oeueved to be
Mrs. Emily Geehrke, 112 Racine avenue.
Chicaro. committed suicide rodav hv
drinking a quantity of chloroform and set
ting nre to tne gasoline sne pourea over
hfrelf af!r rfmovlnc her elothtnr-
was sent to the County Hospital, where
she died In terrible agony a few hours
later. Two notes written by her before
she attempted suicide, read as follows:
"To whom It mar concern: I hav m1.
lowed a quantity of chloroform and going
to pour gasoune over my naxed body and
set Are to it. It will not be a burden to
anybody."
"To mr husband: I wish I could havn
been better to him. I did not realize how
good he was while I was with him."
Two weeks aco today a woman. 30 vm m
old. noatlv attired. aDoeard at ih hnm
of David Ammond. In Hollywood. She In
formed him that she was Mrs. Emily
Geehrke. of 412 Racine avenue, Chicago.
and that her husband had sent her to
him. Ammend knew a young man In .Chi
cago named Gcerhkc, but not sufficiently
wen to entertain mm or nis wire. He In
formed her of this, and when she burst
into tears and told him she had no home,
or friends, he kindly gave her shelter In
a cottage la the rear of his lot.
Ammond then sought to Interest the au
thorities In Los Angeles County, and
wrote to Chicago for information and In
structions. He received no response from
either place.
END OF GREAT. COPPER WAR
Suits pf Former Rival Interests Are
Dismissed 1b Court.
BUTTE, Mont.. March i On motion of
cswBsel representing the Amalgamated
Cepper Company and the Helnse Interests.
M action at law were dfemiseed by the
District Coarr of Silver Baw County, this
aftraM. "Tate wis aut all pAg Ut
Igatlon In the state courts involving the
lormer opposing interests, with the ex
ception or a few cases In which counsel
were not authorized to appear. These will
be dismissed later, as will be 23 actions
now pending In the United States) courts.
Dismissal of smite forms one of the
concluding incidents of the coppar war
settlement recently brought about by the
sale of the Helnze Interests to a corapany
represented by Thomas F. Cole. The ac
tion? dismissed today Include claims .for
damages aggregating more than JCO.OOO.CCO.
NEW OREGOX INCORPORATIONS
Articles Filed With the Secretary of
State at Salem.
SALEM. Or.. March 3. (Special.)
Articles of Incorporation were filed In
the office of Secretary or State Dunbar
this week as follows:
Multnomsh Concrttp Company. Portland.
.uyvw. vt. j. iiucs, joci ivinarea ana
W. I Anthony.
Moscrova Mercantile Company, .Athena.
J20.000; James Mosgrove. Matt iloagrave.
nroucnon ana v.nariea tit lis.
land. SOO: "TV. T, Jacobion,, II. . Had-
iiiBcucr ana jumei tieggs.
The Typewriter Exchange. Portland. S5000;
j- .iiiiuii, j. ii. jjicKenion ana ueorre x
Falrview Dairy Association. .TlllainooX.
Wrf Prarr Xr Cn Sit.m SA ruv
Oors;e J. Pearce. Lot Lc Pearea and Ray ll
Bloomer Safe & Loclc Company. Portland.
uuv; i. i xtiooraer, u. t . rsioorner and L.
Henry Benrer. Henry 'Berber. Jr.. 'and
Oeore V?. Caldwell.
Roitue Rlrer Valley Power & Irrigation
Amenr 11 T. inlrai am n ' n
Pacific Reduction Company, Portland.
S10O.0OO: VT. D. Scott. R. A. Reld and Ira
P. E. Reynolds.
Improved Smelter Company of Mexico.
Portland. SI.000,009; Arthur Laaffguth.
Charles D. Williams. I Chris tensen and C,
H. Weston-
Ne Tort Financing Syndicate. Portland.
S150.000: R. L. Darham. C C Albright and
It. C. Tobias.
McAdams-LIsle Hardware Company. Echo.
XIO.00O; U VT. McAdams. C R. Uste. N. C.
McAdams and Bessie Lisle.
Eagle Telephone Companr. Richland. $840:
E. A. Whlttler, "W L. Cover and F. O.
Japer.
Oregon Life Insurance Company, Portland.
1100.000: Johan Poulsen. L. Samuel and O.
F. Paxton. -
i"
RISKLAXD IS COSOnsSIONER
Governor AppolHts Cliief Deputy Ir
Kershaw's Place.
BELLING HAM, March 3. Governor
Mead, of Washington, now la Belllnzham.
late this afternoon announced the ap
pointment or J. L. Rieeland a? State Fish
Commlsaloner. to succeed T. H. Kershaw,
whoe term Is ex aired. Rlselana u at
present chief deputy in tne Fish Commis
sioner. onice.
Kershaw was a candidate for reanoofnr-
ment. Adherents of both men hav mrni
an active campaign since the arrival ef
ise uovernor two day aga.
Sxfcr et SAwmlll Is Appreved.
. ASTORIA. Or.. March 2. f SMotal 'L. -
Jvdxt CH. Pag, rafaraa la taaairiisiey.
I . ... I -1 i .- IXTaJtV
todny approved the sale of the sawmill
belonging to the defunct Warrenton Lum
ber Company, to Gosslin & Hamblct, of
Portland, for $S52S, and the trustee was
instructed to Issue a deed to the property.
What Sulphur Does
For the Human Body in Health and
Disease.
The mention of sulphur will recall to
many or us the early days when oiir
mothers- and grandmothers gave us our
daljy dose or sulphur and molasses every
Spring and Fail.
It was the universal Spring and Fall
"blood purifier." tonic and cure-all. and.
mind you. this old-fashfoned remedy was
not without merit.
The Idea Was good, hut th rcmwlv urn a
crude and" unpalatable, and a large quan
tity had to be taken to cet anv .frvft
Nowadays we get all the beneficial
effects or sulphur In a palatable, con
centrated form, so that a single grain is
rar more effective than a tablespoonful
or the crude sulphur.
In recent years research and experiment
have proven that the best sulphur tor
medicinal use is that obtained from Cal
cium (Calcium Sulphide) and sold in drug
stores under the name of Stuart's Cal
cium Wafers. They are small chocolate
coated pellets and contain the active
medicinal principle of sulphur in a highly
concentrated, effective formx
.Few people are aware of the value or
this rorm. of sulphur In restoring and
maintaining bodily vigor and health; sul
phur acts directly on the liver, and excre
tory organs and purifies and enriches the
blood by the prompt elimination or waste
material.
Our grandmothers knew this when
they dosed us with sulphur and molasses
every Spring and Fall, but the crudity
and imnuritv of ordinarv flnwura nt ,.t
phur were often worse than the disease
and cannot compare with the modern
concentrated nreoaratlnna nf
which Stuart'a Cslehim wifon, t
doubtedly the best and most widely used.
They are the natural antidote for liver
and kidney troubles and cure constipa
tion and purfry the blood In a, way that
otten surprises patient and nhv.i.i.n
alike.
Jr. IL if. Wilkin, vhlln ir..i
with sulphur remedies, soon found that
the sulohur from Cnlclnm .t.r.i
- LU
any other form. He savar "Vr.. u...
Sidney and blood troubles, especially when
reuius irom consupauon or malaria I
have been surprised at the results ob
tained from Stuart's Calcium t
patients suffering from bolls and pimples
and even dcep-serfted carbuncles, I have
repeatedly seen them dry up and dis
aDDear in four' or five rfnv ina,-!.,- .i
skin clear and smooth. Although Stu
art's Calcium Wafers Li a proprietary
article and sold by druggists and for that
reason tabooed, bv'manv nhviiotsn.
I know or nothing so re and reliable
ior constipation, iiver-and kidney troubles
abd especially in all forms of skin dis-
ei as tats remeay.
Xt anv rate en4e whn am. ttr.j t
p4s, cathartics and so-called blood "prl
fierH'' will And in Mii2rt' ri!.i.. wr.
ferr. a far safer. nMre Bilatable aad ef
fective jeoaratia. .
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