THB;. OREGON DAILY r JOURNAI PORTLAND, TUESDAY! EVENING - MAY 10, -1804.
DR. II. V. COE SEEKS
TO BECOME SENATOR
wuirnowv mticui nrrws
UITI TO TAKS MAT MADS
;
YACAsTT ST mSKOVATXO OT
nm a. warn - mnoT
roues s ab.it Txza Komimro.
GOWHLL'S MONEY
TO FATTEN TREASURY
v Dr. Henry Waldo Co has entered the
lata a Reoubllcan candidate for
itat senator, to succeed Henry E. Mo
'Jinn. Dr. Coes petition was filed at
I'plvk thla morn I nr. aa aoon aa th
Innrm nf tha count v clerk'a office had
opened. Aa yet be la the only candi
date In the field, though a nomination
will doubtloaa be made within a few
days by the Democrat.
Judging from the names appenaea 10
; ' his peUtion, Dr. Coe will have the sup-
! port Of all elements of the Republican
Party. Among the signers are H. I
' Plttock. Peter Orant. W. F. Matthewa.
Judge C. H. Carey. Nate Solomon, Cadcr
.Powell, H. W. Scott and many other
' prominent In the party councils.
tk. h..i. arirh which Dr. Coe a petl-
in ceuei
'I
Gamblers' fines paid Into the city
coffers today bv the membera of the
ramblers' trust aggregated Just 170 less
than the amount Herbert W. Oowell, the
Seattle advertising man, claimed to hav
lost In three Portland gambling hells
nrlor to bla aulclde a few daya ago. The
gamblera paid lines amounting to $1.0$0,
In pursuance and by permission of
Ulnar Williams' policy. Mr. Oowell
lost 11.100 In the Portland club, Erlck
son's and at Frlts'a place. If hie state
ment made In his letter to The Journal
Is to be believed. And it is not credit
able that a man. coolly facing death,
would lie about money matters. Oowell
stated that he had lost 1700 at the
Portland club. (350 at Erickson'a and 160
st Frlts's pluce.
If Oowell had taken his money and
paid it into the city's treasury as fines
for the gamblers, the latter would have
been that much ahead of the deal and
the city would not have lost any money.
As It wss the gamblers are atlll ahead
and Oowell Is In his grave, a suicide.
Tho Gem club, which was forced out
Of bualneaa by the gamblers' trust,
backed by Mayor Williams and the po
lice, did not open the first of this
month. The partners In the club dented
that the Oem had been forced out of
business, but nevertheless they have not
i linn fliad waa due io
that the candidate who was first In get
if ting his petition Into th county dark (...paned as they declared they would,
i.. bands would take precedeno on the m4 that thy w-r foro4 out
ballot over any others who Iht flls the PorUand club wanted th, ,xcJu,,v,
. t .ubsecuently. County Clerk Flelds Held yptown Is no longer denied.
1 th' .nU.n Th. gamblers paid the following sums
ana ini ""."""T r ' Into tha munlclnal BAurt;
rn.r i -
Kllnt in alnhabetlcal order.
' Th vacancy caused by McGinn's
, ' resignation leaves an unexpired term of
only two years, and candidates who seek
to succeed him will not In any way af-
u tttnmM nmnlnr fnr tha full fouf
years' term. . No on nominated for
' four years can be elected for th two
years term, and vie versa.
Dr. Co baa never held offlc in this
' state, though he was a member of th
legislatures of Minnesota and North Da-
kota. Within the past few months
4 h has don active work In organising
Roosevelt clubs all over th state.
It was expected mat vr. m. u. uara.
Portland club, 1271.
August Erlckson, $17.
K. J. Blaster, 1 171.
Fred Frits. 1171.
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GOVERNOR ACCEPTS
IJ'GII'S DECISION
wzu obsm mjm ivoosraos
iuotu at txs sxatrxjui
BXJBOTXOsT, Aim ODXUaTQtTXirT
OXJUMAMt OV mtMOTTMO ITATS
xjurs ions xz rzxi.
ACTIVE CAHPAII OFFICIAL DALLOTv
BV BOTH PARTIES FORM IS
SICKLY WOMEN
ISSUED
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MOBS TOTBB4I rOB STATB
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TAMsTTXPstOCimAT PO VOT
UaAJU MmUOal TSOXSTAa
Tsova oam,
(Special Plipttcb to Tb lournaL)
Salem, May 10. Governor Chamber
lain will aocept th resignation of Btats
(Special Dtipatch to The Jovraat)
McMInnvlll. Or.. May 10. Aa
campaign In
the!
(Sptelal Olapatch td The ourntl.)
Ia)m,, Or, May 10. Becretary
of
H. W. OOWELL.
C. Hurley, $150.
Oardner Bros., $10.
George Wilson, $10.
John Howe, $20.
J. Werthemer. $20.
The Gem club, which used to pay $171
twice a month, although a small estab-
nervous, uoiicat rrwtrui, i oin, kuh
Down, Overworked.Uoitmnf Worn
, a Ms4 Strong mad Vlrorou by "
Duffy' Pur Mlt Whiskey '
In the naat flft-r vaara Duff it's Pur
Malt Whiskey has mad over 4,000.000
oures. It la a gentle, Invigorating tonlo
stlmulant and dlseas germ kluar. : It
brings into healthy action all th rttal
forces, alda digestion, -and .enables on
to get from food all th nourishment it
contains. . Purines and entiohes th
blood, strengthens , th circulation.
soothes th nerve and steadies the
hearts action. '.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
amhllt oniinlv jlld notlBlat F. L Dunbar, yestSrday completed I builds un and" anatalna ha" anttra .
Senator Henry K. McGinn of Portland, thoroughly open until last Friday, whn an official copy of th form and arrange- tny ...
and will lrttnlately)rder a special th parties put up their tickets. thr mnt of th ballot for th state election DetroV mTc" w 1 Tw?ea?s ?w
fiSf f,"1S,cc.!2,r' t0.,..Ul "mains ) than 10 days for acUv4 to b hld on Juns I. and copies W.r. this ipVlnglaSVu n.rusaUS
v "P ubimb, .,n.,uu, 'w i , - i mttiian tA tna Miuniv HiArai at ail 'mhh. I cmn. ula not aaam in nr , hiit mir
Th Dfmocratio county eommlttehaa Th complet Dallot is m follows: Kf Valthiskeyhre botUrcurd
Hagerty, th' chairman, has appointed Gould cf.YambJU county,,. Prohibition; I My father had asthma tot jrears, and
A. F. Arthur aa aaaratarv. Aa the I Blnaer Hermann of Doualaa oauntv-Re. I though nearly ninety. 'Duff y' com-
DemocraU are In power la this oounty publican i B. F. fimmp of Marlon county, LTd heart r with
It goes without saying tha trop fj Socialist; R M. Veatch.ot Lane county, Sft"sT:' Jl.thJ'onl? suTe c Jr for
lon.wiu 09 maae to noia. uiair poamuu, i vMiwnuo. , , , i consumpiion, DrOQCnZtls and all diseases
but it is probable that a quiet campaign Second District Georg B, Cook of I of threat and lung. It euro dyspepsia.
will t made, aa Chairman Hagerty Muitnoman county, Booieuai; j. a. oim
ststed yesterdsy In answer to an in mons of Multnomah oounty. Democratic;
qulry that no-aeOnlU plans had bn H. W. fltons of Multnomah qpunty, Pro
mad for publlo meetings , nor did he blbltlon; J. N. Williamson of .Crook
know whether any would be held. county, Republican. ,
Th Democrats do not regard tho Re- For Justice of fiuprem Court--C. 'J.
publican Ucket as a' strong ticket, and Bright of Sherman county, Prohibition;
express great hopes of defeating the C C. Mlkkelsen of Crook county, So
Republican nominee for Joint senator, clallstj -Frank A.- Moor of Columbia
sheriff and assessor. Nominally, th county. Republican: Thomas O'Dey of
Republican plurality In Yamhill county Multnomah county, Democratic
la about 100. " Tor Dairy and Food Commissioner
On th other hand th Republicans ar4 w. Bsuey or Multnoman county, -
the time
June t
Early Sunday morning an attempt
waa made to burglarise the river ware
house of th Salem Flouring Mills com
pany In this city. Ths night watchman
discovered the midnight prowlers on his
rounds and attempted to capture them,
but before reaching them they discov
ered him and fled. The watchman fired
his revolver in their direction. They en
tered the wsrehouse through a small
window, opened the door, and were In
the act of taking a sack of flour when
discovered.
Oaat (let Cask Back.
Attorney-General Crawford yesterday
rendered an opinion In answer to a
question propounded by George O.
Brown, clerk of the state land board,
In regard to th right of a man to claim
a repayment of money which had been
ltihmnnt .nl rlmad -when offlcera -went I paid to the Stat for land to which th I .aji i.ii... u n. th. I nubllcan: Ira . W. Barrv of ' Umatilla
there yesterdsy with warrants for the iua o gi wue, oui wnerein ine u k , Th e,unt eantral oommltte county, Prohibition;1 a
proprietors, and on th municipal court
docket today the Oem did not appear,
KOREAN TIGER GETS
COATING OF TAR
Bom malicious person of an Inventive
disposition caused large chunks of
f who sought a nomination for atat n- troubl to descend on the head of the
ator from th Republican oounty con- Korean tiger which recently was placed
v - ventlon. but was turned down by the tn o,, clty park, and if th park keeper
, machine, might sel this opportunity or Mayor WUllama can dlscovsr the
. ' M tha nA aa an indanendanl .... i. . ... w. .
tv ' . . t i cuipni unn win am mors irouoie.
candidate for McGinn's seat, out U
states positively that he will not do so.
JOHN GEORGE TO
:
SERVE ONE VII
(Special Dispatch to Tb Jearaal.)
Dallas; Or., May 10. John Georg
" BtoU, th muchly-married, waa by fore
of circumstances yesterday th rcip
1 lent of th minimum ssnteno at. ths
court's command, and will bar to
I aerv but on month mor. th five
y months which h has already passed
.behind th bars mitigating his lncar
. oe ration.
. John Georg Stoll was rrested last
i winter charged with unlawrul cobahlta
: tlon. He had been living with a woman
-r In Independence, - although b is sup-
' posed to have a wife and children now
living in Chicago. Tiring of his Inda-
pradene dalliance and wlahlng to tak
' to himself another wife, h sent away
- the woman who had shared bla burdens
-and mad ardent lov to a young-girt
Who lived near. Independence. .
" ; John George Stoll married th girl.
But jean- ueorg sioii i isiesi lainer-
In th stilly night soms person whose
Identity Is being eagerly sought by the
park keeper visited the tiger's .cage
and left a memento of his visit In ths
shap of a large chunk of tar. On this
tar th tiger reposed, and when dawn.
cam and th man-eater arose for his
breakfast of raw beef he failed to make
a success of ths rising process, but In
stead remained glued to tb floor. Th
wallsv roars, and other vocallsms of th
outraged beast attracted the attention
of th park employe and they hastened
to .bis assistance, but It was only after
some minutes of bard work that the
tiger was even freed, end when he waa,
hla side was plaatered with a sticky
mass that bothered hla royal highness
so thst even short rib a la natural did
not antic him.
Th park keeper dropped his other
cares and Journeyed to the mayor's of
fice, wher Mr. Williams found him
waiting.
It seemed to the mayor that the tiger
should be shaved. It was cruel to leave
the big beast all plastered up with stud
worse than molaaaes candy. Just how
the man-eater was to be persuaded to
meekly He down and let the park labor
ers shear, shave, shampoo, and scrspe
him was beyond the ken of the mayor,
as It was beyond that of the park keeper.
Th services of a real, live tiger tamer
are in great demand in this emergency.
COMMISSION FILES WANTS FATHER
EXPENSE
ACCOUNT
ADJUDGED
INSANE
Th Stat commission Of tha LWlS (Special Dispatch te The Journal.) ,
and Clark fair in reply to a requeat of Albany, Or., May 10. Anattempt to
tb corporation for a statamant of the sena an agea larmer, a man su years
finances of th - commission and th I old, to th asylum for no other reason I from the oounty superintendent.
purchaser had become delinquent In de
ferred payment prior to th failure of
the sUt's title. Mr. Crawford decides
In such caa tk delinquent 1 not en
titled to regain his money. He says:
"Sections S0 and ($07 of B. C.'s
compilation provide that where any In
stallment of th principal or lntereat on
the purchase price of lands remains un
paid for. ovsr ons year the sal and cer
tlfloat shall be veld and all payments
mad thereon shall be subject to sale
as If It had not before been sold.
"Granting that th act 1 constitu
tional. It cuts off the person who I de
linquent for one year, and forfeit all
hi payments, and the certificate he holda
Is, by virtue of the act, of no fore or
effect, and abaolutely void The ques
tion then narrow down to whether the
holder of a void certificate 1 entitled
to repayment, for th reason that the
title of the state to the land originally
applied for falls. If the applicant be
came a delinquent purchaser, and his
certificate, under the sections above
cited, - void, prior to the failure of the
state's title, I am of the opinion that he
Is not entitled to repayment In that
cass his certificate and payment under
It would be forfeited and void if the
title of the state had not failed, and I
think subsequent failure of the
title would not remove the forfeiture si
ready Incurred.
"However, where the applicant stopped
paying because the state's title has
failed. It would. In my opinion, excuse
the non-payment, and no forfeiture would
result, and the applicant would be en
titled to repayment."
Owing to the Illness of the governor,
the state board of education was unable
to hold a session, as intended, to con
sider the case of the school board of dis
trict No. 28, of Clackamas county,
against Wssley Thlessen, on appeal
was elected only last week, and W. T.
Vinton, the chairman, served as chair
man ths past two years, and is an es-l
perlenced political worker. H ha ap-
M. Douglas of I
Lane county, Democratic; N. Rasmus-1
ssn of Multnomah county, Socialist
Th title and numbers of th meas-1
urea proposed by initiative petitions
pointed R. U Conner secretary of th med with the secretary of sUt. to be
liquor law, and for
committee.
Vinton and Conner have heretofore
been member of opposite political fac
tions and thla selection Is taksn as
another evidence that th factional
Quarrel among the Republicans IS healed
to aom extent at leaat
Th Republican will put up an active
campaign. Attention will be given to
getting th Republican vote registered
to- ss larger a degree a possible.
At a later date th plans of th com
mlttee will b mor fully announced,
SAFECRACKERS
AT FOREST GROVE
the local option
direct primary
nominating elections law.
(Special Dispatch te The JearaaL)
Forest Grove, Or., May 10. Robbers
DETECTIVES HAVE
NO NEW CLUES
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Roaeburg, Or, May 10. No mors de
velopments regarding th Copley train
robber hav shown up at thla point, aa
far as can be found out
Detectives ' hav been watching In
coming and outgoing trains, and th
hobo camp very closely, though they
have done It so secretly that it has
hardly been known by th railroad of
ficials themselves.
AVOID SUBillTUTES
aa ra ask for TJs.bTtb rut Kali
Whisker be rare ram vet the .!.
It 1 tk sOy absolutely pare lad to la al
Whiskey - aaA eoa tales e fusel oil.
old la seal! hottlaa omlrf neves la
leak or bulk. Look for the trade-mark,
th OU ChsaiV the label, and be
eertala the 91 ere the oork la aay
krokea.
All druggists and grocers, or direct.
$1.0 a bottle. Medical booklet free.
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester,
New Tork.
LARGE TRACT TO
BE IRRIGATED
(Special Dispatch te The JoaroaL)
Pendleton. Or., May 10. O. D. Teel,
Though there are men stationed here!
. . ' ' . ,k lllr.llhwt ...KIn. ... I
state's wno are oeuevea to nave oeen experts lV -j;" v;" .III f " euerlntndant and cenerel manacer of
visited Forest Orove Isst night and de- LJ: r,..-w .... ..
this vicinity by on of several possible th Butter Creek Water company will
rou"- . v , . . .t put between TOO and 100 acre of land
If one of them should know thcoun- under thlg yAr trom Hlnku
try throughout this part of Oregon it " . ..,. ... . ,, ...
would b easier for him to oap from f of J " "V ?h!!'
his pursuers than it was for Tracy to ,,WVt 0.!,,,nJ
get out of Oregon Into Washington. -Jsr "1" d,ur,,n oom-
Besides this, there ar such a great D summr partly to alfalfa, still mor
number of strange men who travel on to oth,r COP".
tha hrakahaama. and ra alona- tha rail. Th Wtr company contracted last
road, that residents never notlo them. us watr from th Hlnkl oom
so It Is vry easy for any man to go Pony's ditch this season, th supply
from one nnlnt tn another and leava all 10 com zrom as extension Bu mues
voted their attention to th postofflce.
The comblnstlon of the safe
destroyed by a well-judged charge oft
nitroglycerin, which gave access to the
safe, but failed to either ruin It or at
tract attention by the noise
So expeditiously was the robbery
done, thst the safe was looted and an
escape made without the robbers having
In any wise left either an alarmed
watchman or a clew to their Identity.
Their gatn was proportionately a large!
salaries paid the various officers has 1 than that he waa In a measure objec
' forwarded to the" corporation ths f ol-1 tlonable to hi daughter-in-law, failed
twin under date of Ma --. 4 f ..yestaraay.
Wesley Thlessen was suspended by
th teacher of school district No. It
for alleged disorderly conduct and the
"Complying with your request of May! Henry Kiphart, an old man living near school board sustained th action of th
I, for 'a statement of ,th operating Kingston. In.-thla . county wae. arrested
oertsW cf th"! wis ad 'Clark Cert- on a oomplalnt charging him with ln-
rtvrn awu im uuin- , , , ... , , . ... I ...it. . jj.,.j v...
, , i ,t m , i m ,v. unniai uinisiwun commission mumvn juui. u mo
i.- .TrJT- ..aiV - JTuiraJi Z h PnI1lr . 1 bav pleasure in two witnesses who appeared against the The boy appealed to
lWa.X rh!t thZ awithert th 'foUowlng (a a complete old . man. allowed . that a number of intendent from the a
i.r, rr..T: , laoorfunt to Mar .1. ltoi: Fund appro- years ago no naa aeeaea nis rarm or
prtated by tlwstaU of Oregon for tewl 0 acre, of well-Improved .land to his
Z . , 'r...17i7- . and Clark exposition. $400,000; exhibit on. one of the witnesses against him.
T.trw -f rPnrti.nd in thlif th. Lo'". 150,000; memorfU building. Latr the .old man,' who made the
ll'IlillL.ii $$0,000; total, $600,000. ' deed, when he was sick, recovered. His
teacher, deciding that he must apolo
gise In writing for his misconduct, and
agre in writing to Observe th rule.
th county super-
action of the school
board, and that official reversed the
finding of th board, and ordered blm
reinstated, on th ground that th of
fense was trivial, and the boy had been
sufficiently punished. The board re-
one, as they carried away $1,000 in I
stamps and cash and two registered let-1 traces covered without any continued Ion 0 aw ditch, and an enlarged ditch
tera. a. c Atweii, tn postmaster, die l clue. - I roar mues long., ine jana rererrea to
Th Republicans of this county opened! th individual holdings or tnam
thelr campaign 4h- Camas valley y.JlT Jf water company. J
terday afternoon. Nearly all of th Today contracts are being drawn,' td'b
county nominee wr prnt, . nterea inw Detween tne umaie company
On May 21 the B. R. T. will rive an ana me u. e sa. v.o., tor water lor tne
covered that his safe had been looted
when he arrived' this morning and at
once wired' the usual notification to the
federal authorities.
Officers today 'are devoting their ef
forts to the location of any strangers excursion to Eugene. These trips have reclamation of about 1,000 acre on lower
of thla city and who spent the winter in
Michigan, reports that an Immense num
ber of immigrants will arrive on the
Pacific coaat during th summer and
'5.!l.f in .hi "ilvj, half of th Lewis and Clark exposition parent to the old man that he was not superintendent and appealed to the sta.te
-??d. in- V. ".r f May 4, U04. at aa follows: $m- wsnted.ia the houeei.that bis daughter- board of education.
2 ITlL ..Ia - n!t t! mlssloners-. etpenses. $1,111.11;' furni-. In-Uw wished to get rid of him and he At a short meeting of the state land
t court, iso It be- ordered. But John ., 1.... eaa . naii huut himaaif . r.hin nn . tar board yesterday, a list of lands com-
VnVlH K7VUA,4 uinuw. uv. UH.UUVI I
from, tie flmoofc Investigation.
$28.$$; office supplies. $474.1$; incidental cornor of the. farm, where he lived prising about ($.000 acre in
(see footnote). $(2 8.t0; officers expenses, I alone. He prepared his own food, and
14.80: press and publicity, $10.00: for-1 when he asked tha woman to bake a
estry, $700.00; forestry building, $106.$0; I little bread for him or to give him the
total, tt.797.0C. I provisions he wanted, he met with re-
The total amounts expended on be-1 lusai; even flour was refused mm at
THINK-VAN HOUTEN
II AC I CCT TAH7U Th toU1 amounU expended on be- lusai; even flour was refused mm al
llA Ltr I III fV HI I half of th 8t iuls fair, to May 1,1 times, according to the testimony ad'
. mvr " a w if it 1J04 ar- M foUowg: duced. He at times quarreled with tin
' Tk police have hunted all over th
city for David G. Van Houten, wanted
on a ckargs of asaault and battery pre
ferred against him by Mrs. Minute Van
- Houten, as exclusively published in Th
' Journal last night It is believed that
th publication frightened him, for the
officers have been unable to, locate him.
The warrant for his arrest was Issued
out of the municipal court yesterday
"Tnornlnr by 'Deputy Clerk Klernan, and
was placed In th hands of Patrolman
Carr for service.
This morning Mrs. Minnie Van Houten
called at the police station and stated to
Captain Grltsmacher that she believed
.. her husband had left the city, because
of the publication In The Journal that
she caused a warrant to be Issued for
him.- Bhe said she was Very much
pleased if her husband had left for she
felt safe with him out of the city.
As published yesterday. Van Houten
attacked his wife In an east aids oyster
county, selected by C. C Hutchinson,
acting as the agent ef the state, for the
Oregon Irrigation company, waa ex
amined and forwarded to tb Interior
department at Washington.
Maomet raxdoned.
Governor Chamberlain yesterday I
granted a full pardon to Harlow C Mes-
lnger, who was serving a lf-years' term :
who may have been seen on either the
railways or country roads. It is the
belief that the safe-crackers will head
for Portland, where they may have
confederates who will assist them In
making a further escape.
Inspectors this afternoon express the fall He expects that Oregon will re
oplnlon that two men committed th celve far mor than she has hereto
deed. Appropriating a railroad velocl- fore, and that there will be more actual
pede at Cornelius, a station three mile settlers.
east of Forest Grov, they rode down While at Portland be visited the lm
ths tracka to tha scene of tha rrltna. migration agency at the Union depot
Crook After oompletlng the Job, It is believed n1 Inquired about the country In Coo
aJwava been well patronised heretofore. I Butter creek, and With a number Of ln-
A D. Clink, a former real estate man dividual owner or iana near ine need.
gates ef the H Inkle system.
by officers, they again mounted the ma
chine and made good their escape.
It waa learned this morning that the
railroad velocipede was stolen during
the night at Cornelius. It has not been
found, though all station along the
line have been notified.
Salaries, superintendents and assist- woman, and th result was that he was
ants. tl.Ott.IO: agriculture $2,117.62; arrested for insanity.
horticulture. $1,277.06; education, $1,-1 When tn court decided that th old In the penitentiary from Jackson county
$70.07; forestry, $1,281.(4; mining, $1,-1 man was not Insane, but on th con-1 for manslaughter. He waa received in
11.9$; fish and game. $1,047.14; Bt I trary hla mind waa extremely active, 1 1802. and has been a model prisoner. The
Louis bull'llng. $4, $96.47; freights and the son ahowed his chagrin, and stated I governor assigns several reasons for his
transfers, t2.tlS.2f; incidental, I $0;-to- that b had been informed that two! pardon, one being that when the court
tal, $16,184.88. eltnesse would be enough to send the instructed th Jury it committed an error
Th executive expenses of the com- qld man to the asylum. I which was afterward reversed In a slmi-
mtsston are: Jefferson Meyers, preel-l Judge Palmer and Dr. Trimble, the lar case from the sam court Another
dent end executive under the law, no I examining physlolan, each spok sharply reason is that Meslnger acted In self-
salajy; EJmond C, jOiltner. secretary,, to the young, man, urging him to treat I defense ano nas oeen aumcienuy pun
$10 per month; George O. Goodall, as- bis father with greater respect and to I lhd.
slstant secretary. $100; F. A. Erlxon, care for him rather than send him to the
superintendent of construction, $200. asylum. The young fellow whined an
Mr. EMxon has entire superintendence excuse to th effect that he had not
of the construction and acceptance of brought ths charge himself, and he
the buildings for the Lewis and Clark offered the sheriff a couple of silver
exposition. - coins to be given ths old man with
The salaries of the officers located at which to pay his way home. .
St Louis to have charge of the Stl The older Kiphart. however, sturdily
XjOuis exnimi. are as ronows: asserted his ability to go home on foot
HAMILTON MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE
and Douglas counties. Th attendant
advised him not to go there, as h
would be out $10 for railroad fare and
that the country was of little use, and
that he would do better to look nearer
Portland. Mr. Clink only laughed at
him and came on to Douglas. He also
said that Oakland, a town one-fourth
the else of Roseburg, was the only town
described in Douglas county in much
of the information at the bureau.
Judge "J. W. Hamilton has arrived
home from circuit court tn Coo and
Curry counties. The Judge has the larg
est Judicial district of any In Oregon
and it Is said runs It at a less expense
than any other district 1 operated on.
RUSSIANS ARE BUSY
FORTIFYING ANPING
(Journal Special tervloa.)
Nluchwang, May 10. -Four of th
Ore Russian regiment In the garrison
here had left Monday night The Rus
sians ar strongly intrenched at Anp
ing, where the guns from the Nlu
chwang forts were sent It Is believed
that the Russians will attempt to in
duce the Chinees to tak ovr th local
government There ar many Japanese
spies In this vicinity. Th Chinese bri
gands ar stirring up terror on all sides.
MATura
OXTOOXJk
TROLLEY VICTIM
HAS A RELAPSE
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
- Canyon City, Or.r May 10. Ths news
waa received her today from Hamilton,
88 miles distant, of the aulcida- and
burial of J. F. Mack, formerly a well
known sheep ralssr of this portion of
the state..
Mack killed himself at. his father's
residence near Hamilton, Friday after
noon. For aome time he had been
allght'ly demented and had ' in a large
Special Rates.
8pctal Dispatch to Th Jotiriial.)
V. 111- J"v ir. a a a- r
W, H. Wehrung, general superintend- a distance of 14 miles, and declined th t7.. -k, 'J iT.:,,.,, ,' 7 I measure given up active business pur-
ent t$00 per month; J. R. Douglas, su- young man's money. TJie case attracted Xnt Tn' PtianT c mnnTh. T .JT, 'lta- . h, !" had. ,n"
perintendent or agriculture, izu; LAy- considerable attention about the court x.u ,h . r
house a week ago Thursday, after which , W,1t"m' . v PiTnwo w . . hm 1 'n " "cUon W" ry ago. Bhe had been ln Corvallls about
.h. .,lnM a ,AiMr fnr ..if nPni.. agriculture. $120; C V. Galloway, as- criticised. two wok. but a serious reianaa ...!
The Canadian Pacific will sell on May
11. 11. 12. June is, 17, 11, July 1, 2. t.
August t, , 10 September t, 8, 7, Oc
tober 2, 4, B, round trip tickets
To Bt Louis, $87.60.
To Chlcaflo, $72.60. -
Tickets limited to $0 days Mid good
returning via any direct line.
For full particular call on or address
F. a Johnson, F. A P. A, 142 Third
street Portland. Or.
At tb meeting of th board of . edu
cation last evening contracts were let
to the W. O. McPherson company for
the Installation of heating plants at
the high school to cost $0,600; the Park
school, $6,180; the Alblna Central, $2,
tOOf the Brooklyn." 00, nd the hew'
schools at East Twenty-eighth street,
$1,800, and at Twenty-first and Raleigh,
$1,600. In the first four hot air systems
will be used. In the last two the fan
system will be installed.
The board decided that all applica
tions for place on the teaching- force of
th city schools which ar mad ' by
teachers at present on the force must be
tn by May IS.
tlon. Sunday he entered her room In
the Belmont house, she stated, and she
drew the revolver on him, believing he
was going to beat her again. He took
the weapon from her and left He has
not been seen since to her knowledge.
ALL GAMBLING IN
TACOMA IS STOPPED
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Taccma, Wash., May 10. Chief of Po
lice Maloney and the new administration
this afternoon issued orders closing all
gambling in Tacoma. The slot machines
event into business last night for the
first .time ln nearly a year, which Is
Supposed to have provoked the new and
sweeping order.
auperlntendent of horticulture.
$120; H. S. Lyman, superintendent of
education, $120; J. 8. Landers, assist
ant superintendent of education, $120;
E. P. Sheldon, superintendent of forest
ry, lizu; oeorge r. Myers, Jr., superin
tendent flsh and game, $120; F. R. Mel
Its, superintendent of mining, $120; E.
H. Wehrung. stenographer, $76.
ORDINARY LETTERS
ARE NOT CONTRABAND
two weeks, but a serious relapse caused
her hasty removal to a Portland hos-
creased but was not believed to have
taken a suicidal turn.
While alone Friday afternoon, Mack
took a Winchester, of. 40-82 calibre.
placed the muxzle ln his mouth and
pital Friday. In ths accident none of prMsed the trigger with & cleaning rod.
Mrs. isiDner s pone were proaen, ana no Death was Instantaneous, the bullet
GIRL IS CLEARED
OF THEFT CHARGE
Ten minutes, after the .transcript -of
commitment for trial in the case of
- Minnie Klein was filed ln the circuit
court yesterday morning th district at
' ' torney filed a not true information
againet her and the girl was discharged
from custody by order of Presiding
Judge George.
The Klein girl 1 only 14 years old.
8b was accused of the larceny of vsrl
; ou articles from th bouse of C H.
,. t Jackson, The ground for th dismissal
i of the case waa that the evidence did
. not . warrant a conviction. The case of
the -child excited considerable attention
when it came up ln the police court
. April It. - . 1
METEORIC PROMOTER
AGAIN ARRESTED
(Journal Special Serylce.)
London, May 10. Ernest Terah
Hooley, head of the Hooley company,
and Henry J. Lawson, who Is connected
with the .company, were arrested today
on a charge of conspiracy to defraud
John Payne of '- Windsor Castle, Vic
toria, out of moneys and securities.
Hooley' career aa a promoter was a
meteoric one. He was formerly arrested
on a similar charge and when before
the court swore that $60,000 a year was
not sufficient for him to live on.
The defense was made at a time when
he was taken Into court to answer as
to why certain Interests should . not be
turned over to satisfy creditors.
Hooley had erected a country home
that was a veritable Aladdin s pa'.ace.
The largest and finest blocks of Italian
marble ever quarried were used ln Its
construction and underneath the build
ing a grotto of marvelous beauty was
built
STaUXB SXTtTATXOaT niOTTS.
San Bernardino. Cat, May 10-The
strike situation is growing serious and
indications are that all Santa Fs train
men will soon be called out The yards
ars blocked with freight and the many
dead" engines of the system. Three
hundred engines are now Idle,
(Journal Special Service.)
London, May 10. Postmaster-General
Lord Stanley, ln the house of common
today, said that ordinary postal letter
. ..., . . . . . . uetiBuim auu mto vuuiiviiuieii. rur
r:.V,"0t, etV Uief of police the candidate, are Lee
harm seemed to have happened to any
vital organ, but the. shock appears to
have wrecked her nervous system. She
is a sister of Mrs. J. M. Nolan of this
city.
The city election takes place next
Monday, the offices to be filled being
that of chief of police, police Judge, city
treasurer and five councilmen. For
passing upward through the brain.
His funeral took place Sunday and
was attended by all the stockmen resi
dent in the vicinity. Mack had Just
passed his 86th birthday, and left con
siderable property.
ernment of a belligerent state and t 4 o". ra
accredited representatives, may be so
treated. 1 - ' " ' '
No general rule of International law
has been entabllshed giving Immunity
to mall ships. The statement is due
Overlander and W. G.
Lane. For police Judge E. P. Greffog,
and for treasurer, William McLagan,
are the only aspirants.
A carload of potatoes left Corvallls
for Redding, Cal., Saturday. They
UNIVERSITY Y. M. C A
PLANS BUILDING
(Special Dlspateh to Ths Journal.)
Eua-ene. Or.. May 10. The University
to the Russians stopping the liner Osiris came Ir0In tne wya eacn rarm across of Oregonroung Men s Christian Asso-
near BrlndlsL
WASHINGTONITES
READY TO CONVENE
(Special Dlipttco to Tb Journal.)
Tacoma, Wash., May 10. Hundreds
of delegates and visitors are 'here to
attend the state Republican convention
tomorrow. There Is a sharp fight for
governor between half a dosen candi
dates.
Governor McBride advocates a rail
road commission and claims 220 votes
are pledged to him out cf 660 at the con
vention.
Others, of less strength are John D.
Atkinson of Chelan county and B. W.
Coiner of Lewis ar leading. 11
A southwest combination was formed
today for Coiner. A ' conference today
assures thj renomlnatlon of the present
eongtessmen, Cushman of Tacoma;
Jones of Taktma, and Humphries of
Seattle, i(
the Willamette from this city, and the elation has purchased from Dr. E. C.
shipment Is the seoond within the past Banderson, desn of the Eugene Divinity
lew weeKb. Mr. ueacn nas grown pota- school, a lot 100x160 fet adjoining the
toes extensively ror a number or years university campus, on which the asso-
and always, he states, with very satis- elation will erect a handsome building
xaciory pronia tor nis iaDor. jU8t as soon as the money can he ae-
Davld Osburn. night watchman, who cured.
was snot in tne necic two weexs ago last The Llewellyn Telephone company
aunaay morning in tne anray in which has placed an order for two tons of
James Dunn and Chester Keady loat
their lives, has recovered.
The girl of the Feronlan Literary so
ciety naa as guests at an entertainment
ln the armory Saturday the young gen
tlemen of the Phlladelphlan society. The
armory was decorated to represent a
lawn. The ladles were all attired ln
white and the men wore white trousers.
Only three Holy Rollers remain in
Corvallls. They are Mrs. O. V. Hurt,
Miss Hurt and Mr. Hartley. The six
that were taken to the asylum last week
are, )t la sa, being kept separated.
The man In Jail ln Lincoln county ac
cused of looting cottages at Newport
is an Adventlst preacher, and a "mission
ary,'! and has a large family. Hla guilt
has not ret been established, . ;
wire to be used In . the construction of
their line from Eugene to Crow, a dis
tance of 16 miles. It is expected to have
the line In operation by June 1.
J. Fred Staver, class of 1904 of the
University of Oregon, has been chosen
to represent Gamma Alpha chapter of
thla city to the annual conclave of the
Kappa Sigma fraternity at St Louis I
August s, 4 ana s or. this year. Mr. I
Staver lives In Portland.
Sold on Merit
The following it an excerpt'
from a letter addressed to ut.
My roast coffee trade is growing
every day, especiallyon the better
grades, for whenever my customers usti
a two-pound tin of Golden Gate their
taste for cheap coffee is spoiled forever."
Golden Gate
is coffer perfection
J High grade grocers sell it.
I and 3 lb. aroma-tight tins.
w s
w.itofT.tisV
" uoBxrTXsTAirT Bzaxxaau.
- : (Journal Special Service.)
Washington, -May ,10. Lieut Fred-1
rick Mill. Jr., of the Seventh Infantry,
has been dismissed from the army, thai
president approving the sentence of the I
courtmartlal on a charge of duplicating I
najj accounts, v....,,
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