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VOL. XXVI! NO. tO. POKTI.AXl), ORKCiOX." SIXiVaY MOUN 'lNT Al'KIL T, 190$. "
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CARE'S LEAD 21117
MULT
NO 11 AH
Count Is Complete and
His Majority Certain.
STATEMENT NO. I IS WINNER
Coffey. Farrell and Beveridge
Succeed on Anti Ticket.
SHEPHERD CARRIES COUNTY
. II. Hurlhun for natlroa.I Com
mtlonrr It-ad by 41 sollins-UN--.
Kollahrr. Noun-sham.
'of ffv Win for --nators.
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v'rrrto r;ura from rT prov-ii-vi
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:t. Osillr, Fulton. 7.0?.
S.rr'i'i osrr'.vs ti county for CV:-p--'ssr..r.
w;t V.!:itv of H.v. KV.
f :r. n. CT.7?? tV.T. xre vot
was: It;:.. .t r, 4"; SerHorU,
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or J.!5.i- of tto S-.;rrom Vurt. K.
3. P c n r. v o r i ri i a r. rto o i v t t
A tots! of 1 S.T4 voti'.
S'.At T.iiry arvf FooJ Commissioner
piijoy is rrxnirtt'vl hvtr.ir fortT
Tr. A'uxsr.,tT by rvaorily of
o;o nti".jr X!a;v K".i
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i.;-;',n:rt cArriv's th onity fvr RaII-r-'A.l
vVn-.n-Jl ir.or by r-iviriii:y of
41 out A 't-.Mon. moun'.b t.i of th
HOW THE WFT SIOK. FAST SIIK ?
AMI rUTKV rKKVICTS
votm nn i rrr.n statf
! sr TOR l Ml I TNOMAH J
t t Ol TY.
effve. Trucks, oandil.i'.r of the !aVor
crp.r'.iiiticrs a fornir raflroAd
cr.'-.tor. third. Haml'tOTi. Gaston
a-v'. Whltlr.p folowlr.jr in the order
F?n Sei'ir.a:. H. R. A!bee. rn Ke'U
her and C- VV. Nottir.frT-am. of the
STten-.er.t No. I ticket. ar.J John R
Cofty. of the KepubticRn Voters
Choke tivXct. are the romlnces for
p'Aie ?-aor. ?c:!rir has a p'uraM-y
cer vat.-; of S'iS ar.d Coffey -wins
vl.:t over Wi'let:. of the Statement 1
?'.-ket. by a trurf.n of loli.
I'er K(?frtt;if. ten Statement
N. ' ar.d two Republican vot-.rs" choice
r. :.1:es wr? r.orr.ir.ated. The
ttement No. t rarvdi.stes are: E J.
"aecer. James r. Abbott. Fred J. Brady.
P. C. Altc.tn. I M. Pavis. Charles J.
iaa f" Jr, . bU way tm tell
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M. lvna"d. K. C Cuch. . W. Crton. I
r Mal-on and V, J, Clemen. Uohei-t
S. frnrlt and Joseph W. M crMse r
-Me---cd to .urrort tf iSer-uKi-cnn
voter choice for Senator The l.J
of rvxerldae over George V. McMillan,
another l".e-uMiea--i voter' ohoK-. ean-d-.lnte.
I paly 1", The other IS oan
JiiUifj for Ier.--entatWe t"mlshed In
the follow He order: Fran", oVm.
M. l neut-fen. 1 c. (i-ryani, J. r cm--M.
. W. iVianfkf!!. -."teoriSr W. Not
coc.h, J. Fred Wilkin. Have K Mack'.e.
U M. Crouch, "-"rank J l.ic-,rdon.
WilUrd H CiMn, U A Mclov..-."k H.
Alien, John rt. A. A. Aoderon. K.
K. KuMi. IV K. Hardman. tJul Kuehn.
J. (I. Hickman. !,ol.H M. Huiff,
t.uclu J Hicks, and Harry K- Nctt'iur,
for Joint nerrrtcniattve from
0;v U. and Multnomah Countlo. C.
X. Mc.Vrthur h defeated W. V. C.
IVil, the S!flHr! No, 1 candidate, hy
majority of l'."J in Multnomah iVttii.
ty. Mc Arthur also ha ma.'o;tty of
IS oxer Hell In Claokama County. Mo-
C-o.-iu.ted on r. !
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HARRY MURPHY FINDS IN THE LATE PRIMARY ELECTION AN
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CAKE GETS STATE
BY ABOUT 3000
Fair Margin in Contest
for Senatorship.
ELLIS IS SAFE FOR CONGRESS
Defeats Both Geer and Shep
herd by About 2500.
AITCHISON IS THE VICTOR
Ktfn Ktjrht In ihr Flrr IHMrlot IV
WIMlmn A. t'uricr nI
Thom K. Cunipbf-ll for
nIIroatI mtnl!slonrr.
H M -lo h .!rfl,Hl Charles V.
FMIlO) for iho RopHbllon nomlnstlon
for rnltod ttO!i Senator by a mjOorlty
of njrxxlniAtoty ' vois. iVmplrto
roturns frn rint. n.f Im-omplrio re
turn frm rr of iho S. oount'rj of th
i. wvrrliijt ipihI of mr ihm
ihrtfourths ibe enitr vote. jihtw thrtt
Cake ha rS.TiW niiwi io.wo for Kul-
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II. ft!
heaiNl frm Curry, IJBttln. Ttarney or
N'heeler Counties, but return from these
counties and the count nit the remalnlnr;
vote In the statp at rarire will not mate
rially affect the r-su!t. thou-ph Mr. Cafce's
marlty may hy to S0.v. Mr. Cafee has
carried tker. C1.A.-Rmn. Columbia.
Poupla. Jackson. lAke. Unn. Marion.
Multnoniiih. I'mstllla. Cnlon. Wallowa.
Wascw Washtniston and Yamhill Coun
ties, a total of IS. while Mr. Fulton has
been su.-t-4ssful rh fienton. Clatsip. Coos.
Crwlv. Oilllw-n. -.Irant. Jtvsephlne. Klam
ath. Ine. Malheur. Morrow. I-lk. Sher
man and Tlllivmook Cvuntles, a total of
1 1. .In sevorat of these counties, how
ever, the result ts tttitte cltvse and It may
take the offlcil funt to show which
candidate has prevailed. It la prohr.ble
that Fulton wtll carry Cnrrr and Har
ney and ptvsslbl- v-beeler. Lincoln Is
irenerally eon.-e.led t Mr. Cake. The
tp.ajortty for Mr,' -Cake In Multnomah
County is "017. a decrease from the
promise of the first returns.
V. R. S!ll has been nomin;ited by the
Rom-bHrans for Cv.n--ro!!i In the. Second
IMstrlot by a plurality of about 2SIX1 over
Mr. Shepherd and aKml the same over
his other competitor. Mr. Oeer. The re
rurns arte nearly complete. Geer and
Shepherd are runnir-; a neek-and-nee"lt
race for second pla.-e. On the face of
the present count. Shepherd has m lead
of about 1W over fleer. The likelihCK-d Is
that complete returns will decrease,
rather than increase, this lead.
C. R. Altchlson has been nominated for
Ratlroad Commissioner In the Second Dis
trict by a narrow margin over W. H.
IT-jrlburt. his nearest competitor. Hurl
burt carried Multnomah County by 4S1.
ajrsinst Altchlson, but in the other nu
merous counties of the district, he fell
uniformly behind. As the count ' now
stands. Altchlson has a lead of TOO. which
will probably be increased by several
INCOMPLETE RETURNS SECOND DISTRICT
t J Connivjsmai.. Railroad CommissioTir.
Kater
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Marrow ...
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ci-O fMy m nnr. not htfS &w.4r
P l"'',? ' 1 ' bmy Kind of fl 1 ' J ,-. , I ,i TW t
hurnlrrj, but It iviU tip b erem'y over
hW In tho tsr.t-. The thtisl nwn
1 U-i.K. the fourth Hamilton. th firth
t5ton. hil Whltinn multet bail lth,
the J'trjt pimrt-'t, there U n etivco,!
tnsly elo ontrl between Thom K.
iVmfVII una W, A carter for ruHro.
vmmiloner, CMmpbeU t mtilntcM h4
letl of lea thn x over Csirier, with
, J-fcon (Vimty, Cirirr home, lo hear
I r..i tt l vrnlv llkelv Ih.f -t..kon
wiil sive irter a handsome plurality. In
that event tte ovitoome of the contest
Mlll N extremely (oibifil,
V. C. lUley orrlet the Ftrst Pi
trlot for vonsivss without oppoH,'h. K.
S Pen hal no onpowltton for Supreme
Ju.tse J V. faille. Is vlolorlous over
IV. Alen.ler KeUt for Kvl ami I'alry
vmmlsunrr by abvmt rt.iXM. nailey Is
running about two to one throughout the
iat.
I I I.TClX S IIHJ VOTK AT HOMK
( llop ;lve- lllm 1000 I.ea.l
Owf Kko.
ASTORIA-Or.. April l!t.-iSpev-ll -t'n-offioial
returns frxm i of the T prH'lnt'is
! In Clatsop Cnmty lnllete lhat Senator
Hilton will carry the county by al least
' lV, John C. MoCne Is nominated for
: nepresentatlve. while C, A. t.elnenweher
I ......... tO a IU f.ix Ihri
same office. The returns thus far recetvett
iN-OMn.rTK nrrt rns ron skx atok.
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( Complete.
I elve the vote as follows: Senator. Coke.
' IS; Fulton. tltH.' (Vnsressman. Kills. I2!V;
! ileer. Shepherd. ?!. Food Commls-
' sioner. Rallrv. -Sir"; ISeid, 3"T. Itallwad -oin-
mlssloner. Altchlaxin. "-74: tlaston, l.'S: Ham
ilton. HI: Hnrlburt. ITS; !oucks. 9; Whit
ney , -V Representatives, fturke. SSS; le'l
nenweber. M7; McCue. SSS; RoWnaon. 315:
Welch. SST.
The nominations for county officers arts
as follows: Commissioner, tor four year. J
lohn Frye: Comniiasloner, for two yertrs. J
F. M. Moore: clerk. J. c. (.-union: -snerin.
M. U. IVmorov: Assess-or, T. s. Cornelius;
Treasurer. W. A. Sherman: Surveyor, vl.
i" F'arker: Oproner. J. A. tlllbaufih;
SchHl Superintendent, J. W. Kramlstra
tor. liFAD OF I OS VOTFS IX MXX
'SC'vrral Close Contests Bctwon Can-
dldates for County Ofric-s.
ALBANY, Or.. April IS. (Special.)
With complete returns from all but
thrre small precincts. Cake leads Ful
ton In l.lnn County by 109 votes. The
vote now stands as follows: Cake. 6ST:
Fulton. 554; Palley. 1S; Reld. 285:
Campbell, 519; Carter, 499; Robertson,
94.
F. M. Brown, of Brownsville: F. H
Porter, of Halsey. and E. K. I'pmeyer.
of Harrlsburfr. are the Republican
nominees for the Legislature. G. G.
Belts, of Brownsville, may overcome
I'pmeyer's lead In the precincts yet to
(Concluded on Pae 6.)
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ROOSEVELT WILL
WIELD SHINGLE
Congress Will Order
Spanking of Castor.
SENATE TO GIVE AUTHORITY
President Has Free Hand,
Even to Use of Force.
AVENGE STUDIED INSULTS
t-iUt FH"utiv ninnkot Authority
la With Yrnrsticlnn Inot-t
RihI ! Now In rirkto.
WASMINv;Ti" Aprtl tS,-a num.
bor of oonforvnot; Wt CUtWrrnan Oul
lom of Vf Sontitr cpmrnHto on foroten
ivlmlnnj hns hi! rooonfly with !ro.-ltont
Roa.ovU ftiul si'orotry Hoot, (t in now
probM that boforx tho mlttuirnnit-nt of
th prvont .jlon of Conn-pi's MtinktM
uthorUy will lo votod to tho Pronlilont
to prooooil Bprtlnjit Voniuola In oh ft
munnrr ma future evoitts may rrulro to
uphold th hmuty of tho fnttod 8lrtlrfl
nnt protoot thr Intrrosts of ArrwrU-an
oitivonn.
A r'SoUitlon RlvfnjE suoh authority to
th rrosMcnt hrt brnMi itrnfto,! by An-
tor Oillom tk pprovt by tho rrost
ttnt n1 StHTotnry Root, It provMon tn
n-ra, trrui that th TrrnUnt jhntl
hav tho powor to tlonl with Wnonut-hi
In th nirtttor of sul.tur-t ln(t tho oontro
vory with thut country oonoorntnj;
wronjrs tlono to Amorloan olt!n nmt
corp-or-Mlona In Vrnt-mrla by roaon of
the lll-tronimont thoy hnvi roetMvetl fit
tho htitiiln of Pros.J.-nt i'AStro.
Must Arbitrate Claims.
Vndor uoh authority th nlmlnlstra
tion oouhl njttiln (.tonmiul tho uln if sal on
to arbitration of olulms of AmorUan oltl
tti - antl corporations aprtiust Vruo
uola. Th trc.'itlA on tho subVot of
prnrral arbltatlou ami tho ubo of fore
In the rtvovorr of oVhts, rftttfli-J by the
SonAto In the Inst few work, obligate the
rnlte-4. State t, follow this line of pro
cedure. '
If a resolution ulvlnpr (renernl authority
to President Roosevelt to proceed npiiinM
VrnesulA an he sees Ht Is Adopted h this
ConRre.ss and In event Castro should
continue tn his present nttttudo there Is
no question that the American Govern
ment would have the power to resort to
force. Furthermore, the Indlentlonj aro
that an npirresslve programme would be
adopted.
Hoosevolt Calls Bluff.
President Roosevelt believes that Cas
tro Is trying to "bluff" tTils Government.
Secretary Root believes that the dtpnlty
of the diplomatic branch of the
Government has been trampled upon
and Senator Oullom und other mem
bers of the foreign relations committee of
the Sen&ie believe, to use the chairman's
worde. "President Castro needs a spank
lnp." Undoubtedly any plan of procedure
n.creed upon by the Senate would be
followed by the House.
The Senate committee on foreign re
lations will consider the Venezuelan cor
respondence which was received in re
sponse to the LodKt resolution when It
meets next Wednesday. It is not likely
that the program suggested will be com
pleted in time to report on that day. but
everything points to an early agreement
on a plan which will jtive the administra
tion a free hand to act in such a manner
as the situation may seem to demand.
WILL TRY LOJJERY AGAIN
Mrs. Ycrkes-Mlzner to Marry a Chi
cago Piano Man.
CHICAGO April 18. (Special.) An
nouncement wa made today that Mrs.
Yerkes-Mizner is to wed Leo Tecktonius.
a piano man. - Mrs. Mlzner has lived in
retirement since her divorce from youn
OPPORTUNITY TO DRAW A FEW PICTURES
- Bark t the Scissors and Pa.tepot.
Wil.on Mimier. a few mouth ao, and
the ro-ott of her comma remarviaae ha.
caitMcd aenoi'.il surlu lao.
Slo-ill---- Itrqiia. ( lilcnao.
CHIi'AihV April IS .aiephen F, tteotia.
foiiM.lcr tf Iteuu.-i sloiis. iieneral atfenis,
tiled ye.ierdav after a brief lllnoit. Mr.
Uequa was Ivrn al Tarrvlown, N Y . In
issf. and came West to Chicago In I'M.
Not lnlri-lcil for Huglioa,
fol'UIIKlCI-rjtlfi", V Y . April The
Uepiihll.-aiis of Ihe Twenty flrai iVtnsrea.
.lotial lilstrlct III action here t.ltty
elected nuins l rucled .'leaale to Hie Na
lional tVnvcntlon
Twouly-bcvr'nth for llualics.
I.ITTI.K KAMJI. X. Y., April la. At Ilia
Twentr-aevenih I'lstrict KeiMihllcan 1V11
tl ..lonnl Convention today llushea dele,
gale were elecled.
CONTENTS TODAY'S PAPER
The Wertther,
fSTI?tVV 'J ' Mrtxlmvnn irmpnirrttur.
e;ivr"- nitmmum, w i1rr-rvat.
TV'rA V rrtir; n.rthf!y wln.t,
fueelcn.
Xew p-tn hf Swinhmn een to t pub-
tt-ah-d. 8Mtet xrt tO
vr.i-'t-r' rtBrtlni dn of vU-e In Oiiew.
-Se. 4, trtr t
uri-ltAv4 oj- nut t,t cebi ntlin tn
rt , a.-vi.on . pt t
K if ier vpirttnn t nut to orfu Sia.-tlen 4,
iMisr T,
mmtttun a antrit fr itfiul thrift rrnch
iVuntr-sj. !'"tton 4. itf t.
iMxr-atAbiiohm'-nt f t'nih.uit" 'hurch in
Italy pnMlolud, Ht'etlen t. pnt ?,
Winston I'huii'hill AUtod by hi mother In
n.i t-o,M ton m Kmc im n1. Hoc t ion t.
rae a.
NAlltUUll,
Inl'unrttlr rM'vli'-ft rl In Itoq!1- fir dt
pUv of ivpulth. SfitlMt t, tu47e 4
Wltl'rttnn otVniy gitArrrln Hh nuon Hbeut
niHni-.-ii'llK 8c.-t.on t. PB 4.
Attfntpt to tmplti-rttt t.lly in -enltn
aiiiHiyminix iritn- to t,iuiil. Hroilon 1,
Pr? 4
t'oloml-lrt ii-fri T'AnnmA lwn nnt nn
fnlti'-l Strttr AtU not tntrn frai, Hctlnn
1. poce o.
Somite wtll nut her it a Hotaeviii ui punt-li
nrgrlA. SriMlim t, I.
roiiti..
ttryrto will brtk tu:i-nen AffNlnxt " .tohnaon
If he can't nrrt nom-ti tun. S-ctv-n, I
te l.
Jthn4tn wftvi rntnc tn Itttnoi. thoimh 8tlll
van tilra tt ehrek it. Seoilon 1. pne t.
ItinmM-ed cv-rtnrr- of Itlrtvankii t Hoenrvett
for renomlnatttm. Pr den t. p(t 3
liryan i-roitrs Nw York Statr, and fvnfrr
nith IrAitem, f-rotlon t. pEn 3
Ihtmeatle.
How lovi-r itoeraiTd ht nw-rtliffirt frem
maha convf-nt. S-r-otjon 3. p''
Orow ten tnanta for iramWtiiir amonir New York
tuH-tft y wnnin. ? t ion t. puco 2.
tiu-Aant U.iuUt and wlfo may bccon reenn
elbul , 8fntton t. pa I.
IMtrla.
Cti(t-t I.eacu iHre: Portlanit 10. fm Anttrlf
6; tan rrancloo 4. OnKUml 0. flection 2.
pK"
California win trn.K ntr-t from flianfonl
Section 2. paite 3.
Hum- knookM out .trrry Smith In fifth round.
Snot Ion 2. paco 3,
Northw -t Leusue oprn baxrball 'non.
Srctlon 2. pane 3.
Kiiiluranco race to b ftointf t'Vptlval lA-nt.
SeeMon 4. pr 7
BIr amateur tornanint tiire ntiihtu thi
w U
flow Com At tnnue pluycr aro httt Inir,
Section 4, pa Re 0
tieffrfo revlrw rolled port. Section 4.
pUKe "
Ftni promlum Itt ftr Portland bench ahow.
Section 4, pire .
Piirtlantl tram out of the alotifcn nf iVpA(r.
Section 4, pMKf .
Second ymar of Xorthwent ftrtAfbatl lngxif
opMi. Section 4, page rt.
Paelrte f'oHat.
San Fram-i.-H-o aoolcty IratR-rn quarrel ever re
ception of iVct's off let!'. Section I.
l-nno 3.
Fleet arrlecs at Pan I'odm and ha ovation.
Station 1. pnffe 3.
TCtmi.a HoMnmti driven from St.. FY nets Itotrl
at San Frnnelico. Section . pne 4.
Wnrck of unknown vessel off (.'arninnn h Point
amiretl.
Home of Dr. John McI.ouRh1tn presh-ntrd tii
Oregon City. :-teeiion 2. paR 2.
Ktisttrn Oregon man a sulddr at S II vert on
bfcausP Jilted. Section 1. pe
( ommerelnl and Marine.
Produce men dlfcusn rule for . Board of
Tratlo opera t Ion. Section 4. paR1 9.
Covering by shorta caue advanet tn whrat
at Chicano. Section 4, p4r?e I
New York bank surplu IarRrt reported In
ten years. set!on 4, pane i.
Exporters ami irra In handlers, fall to slrn con
tract fr en mi Ihr year. Stct ton 4.
pa Re 8.
Local Pol I tic.
H. M. Cake carries Multnomah County by
2U1 7 vote. Section 1. paRc 1.
Count i Complete in Multnomah County
Section 1. page 1.
H. M. Cake to make old-fashioned stump'
campalRii. Section 1. page 11.
DcmocratB prepare to make onerRetic struR
Rle for important offices. Section 2,
page 12.
Portland and Vicinity.
Iistrict Attorney Manning leaves today for
Palem to conduct prosecution of J. Thor
burn Ross. Section 2, paR 12.
East Side urpes need of paving; streets.
Section 3, page 8.
Interest in Portland real estate well main
tained. Section 3, page 8.
Realty Board plans real estate exchange.
Section 3. piiRe 8. '
Mayor writes to the people again on mu
nicipal Uehtlnff. Section 3. pnpe 12.
Two divorces granted In State Circuit Court.
Section 3, page 12.
Special Eastern musical programme In all
the churches today. Section 4, page 'A.
Chinese hanker sue members of Police De
partment. Section 1. page 8.
The other T.Mm
Cake "I hope thfa la all right.
RECONCILIATION IS
T
Goulds Will Meet at
Virginia Resort.
HUSBAND LEAVES FOR SOUTH
Wife Also Going to Hoi Springs
for Easter Holidays.
STRANGE FREAK OF FATE
MlllituiMlr-o Wit t nnnN of Wife's
Plnttr mid Sho of 111 .Trnlotisy
ami Tort Mitrh Moury
Chut at Tmublp.
wom or tiik it t n rAMii.T.
Ilo-amed Ooiilrf,
Married Kathertne (Meminon. an
activN. in fvtoher, tMivH ftiM hy her
for a aetMiratloa In May. IPo?. ant for
alimony baej on an inci-attt ef i.oOo,
otm a year, alleging cruelly and tn
hutnrtn treatment.
ill antver a chntgo that she wni
t.m friendly with "Huff a to 1UH" and
later with iMntln rnrnum.
Awaiting further illni-loaurei and
trial.
Anna Joitld.
Married Count ltnl do CawtelUne In
March. IftUY He (nmnilfh-.i a lair
part ef her fortune- and aftrtf a few
year there were report1 of trouble "he
tween them. Hhe aucd for aimoluta
divoree. naming many women, and
wa freed from one spendthrift only
to wed another, if Prince I telle de
Hafrait's pre.Uctton and hott- are ful
filled. Trunk Ootild.
M a rrled Helen M rga ret K el I y,
drtilghler of the late PMward Kelly. In
teeeii,l er. a love-mutch which
"i n utiun broken by quarrel and
Anally culminated tn a suit for a
limited divorce and the angry sep
aration of the rouplf.
N KW YORK . A prll IS, - (Special.
Kr.tnk J. (iould, wlumc wife 1ms tn Run
a separation suit. Is In (lot Sprlns, 'h.
Mrs. (iould Is alxnit to h ave for the same
place, and Mrs. lOdwurd Kelly says her
daughter has arranged to spend tho Was
ter holiday then. Should she so on
now Hint her htiMhitnd Is at the resort,
frlcml of the family believe a recon
ciliation will result. Hot Springs I such
a small place thnt . th pnlr certainly
would meet unless they ilellhernlcly
ctiose not to."
To a reporter who called at the Gould
home today, Mrs. Gould sent out the fol
io wine; note:
litanies the Newspapers.'
"There Is nothing to say in nny way.
The newspapers really make a person's
life quite miserable, and I don't think
they quite renllze thnt In many cumcb they
may be responsible (by the lies they
print) for causing; and keeping trouble In
the family. I am not afraid of nny story
that can be printed, even if made up, and
I am sorry, but I cannot and will not see
anyone.
. "Sincerely yours,
"Helen Kelly (Iould."
.ou I1 Much Cast Down.
Mr. (iould left New York late yester
day afternoon. His wife did not know
he Intended to g;o to Hot Springes, nor
did he know that she Intended to ko.
The young milMonnire admitted that
papers had been served on him on
Wednesday, and was greatly wrought up
over the fact that his wife had charged
him with cruelty and nKlect. When
asked If he had a defense to such an ac
tion he started to answer, then almost
broke down.
Case of Too Much Money.
"Of course 1 liuve-" and then he
stopped. He couldn't bo persuaded to
talk about his affairs farther than to
say that he was overcome by the pros
pect of separation. He seemed to care
(Concluded on Pane 11?)
The Eate.te Cordlale.
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