THE OREGON" DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, MONDEY VHKMNQ, SEPTEMBER M, 1901
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V1AUT BAQWVXS XV
Whfls fishing ta tbo Clackamas rivor
L.paetarday. morning Louis Landon at. Al
bino, aged yeara, wn drowned Id
sight of a' oompanloo. who wu unable
to nNiM him and bad a hard struggle
to mti a la owa Ufa.
Young Landon worbed In tho Meteor
tu rains: mill at Albino, where hla rela
tives live. In company with Prank
Rou, a pootoffloo employe, hs want to
Casadsro, which marks the terminus of
tba Or con Water Powar Railway
company's Estacada Una, Saturday after
aoon. with Uia Intention of paeelng yes
terday In fishing. Tba two row at an
oerly hour ya terday and started up tha
gtreosB. -t
Thay want about two nUw obovs tba
nw dam which tba O. ,W. f. Co. U
building in ordar to aacuro alootrto pow
ar. Tha water lookad shallow, bat vary
wlfL The war In tha middle of tha
stream, whan younc Landon found be
fould with difficulty keep on bla feet
Kb auooaadad In reaching. tbo opposite
bank In safety, and. turning to aaa what
auooaaa hla friend waa ha Yin, ha waa
horrified to aaa him awapt off hla faat
and oarrlad down tba stream by tha
awlfU flowlna currant.
Jtoee ruehed Into tha atraam ta an
attempt to reach London,' who waa
at ruacllna hvtbe current. Which, ovary
moment carried him naarar to a daap
whirling dooL Ho ventured too far In
bla eeaernees and waa oarrlad off hla
fact and for a fw momanta no strug
gled daaparataly bafora regaining tha
bank. Ha then tfa raw out hla fishing
pole to Landon. but tba Vtter seemed
unable to grasp n and aoon waa oarrlad
Into tha seething whirlpool.
Roaa acmla attempted to raaeua hla
friand by jumping In attar him. but ba
waa unabla to aaa or hoar anything mora
of hla unfortunate companion. In dea
aeration ha ran up and down tba atraam
dor soma Una trying to gain sight of
th. bodv. but fall Inc. ha hastens to
Caaadaro, wbara ha obtained esslstanee.
A .ear of. man wsrs ordarad from
Bstaoada. Thay took grappling hooka
and ropea With which to drag tha river.
Thev worked until it craw ao dark thay
war unable to aaa anything and then
returned. Tbla morning, headed by tba
coroner of Claekamae eounty, -they
atartad for tha eeene of tha drowning
again. With them wara tha father of
tha unfortunate young man and Frank
Roaa. Up to a lat hour thla afternoon
Uu bodv had not bean recovered.
- There ara many deep hole along tha
river In tba locality of tha drowning and
It la auppoaed that the body baa waahed
into one of them, where It may not
appear for several . daya, unlaea tba
aearcher happaa tp atrlke Ik with their
sraoDllna irons. "
Landon la seldto have been employed
in a eandy factory In Albino. Hla home.
waa formerly In Salem, where hla por-
ante now reel da. - -
MANAGER WELCH GOES
BEHIND FOOTLIGHTS
.'? R..O. Welch hs retired a manager of
the Columbia theatre and will go Into
tha comnanv to play llctit porta. In ao
doing, it la announced that Mr. Welch
la following the plan of Lee tar Wallack,
Who. after aatabtlahtng . ate theatre on
a buelneee baala and winning tba ooofl
deneo of the' people. Invariably entered
tha out to follow the work ha liked
beat. i.
Charlea W. York, treasurer ouoossds
aa acting manager, , . ,
Mr. Welch baa had fcng oxperlenco
aa a character comedian and hla flrat
appearance on tha Columbia, stage will
-be awaited with Interest. '
BIG PLANTS OPENED
v OPT OPEN SHOP BASIS
' (fcaraal SpeewJ ervka.y --
Chicago. Sept. M. -The opening to
day of tha Deerlag dt McCormlok plant,
tha. International Harvaaar company
and the Pullman worka on aa "open
ah op" baala haa alarmed tha union la
bor leader, wbo eee In It a ystematie
more -on -the ' part of Chicago amployara
to down them.
The Union Harvaatar company has ro
fuaed to renew lta agreement with tha
union and took back 1.0 0 men en a
: xe-bour-day and at a 10 per cent reduo
tlon In wagea. Tnd Pullman employes
ax pec a 19 or. tt par sent aut la wages.
DETECTIVE SIMMONS
; ,. IS SERIOUSLY ILL
:,
Captain Of Datectlvas Sam Slmatona,
who waa aelaed with oonvulalons yaatar
day afternoon. IS resting easy today.
For a time bla Ufa was despaired of, and
It la got expected now that ha will sur
vive the stuck. Stomach trouble to
the eauao of hla nine. He la ono of
tha moat widely known ofnoera In the
northwest, having served to ofdclal ca
pecltlea for many -yaara. Hla wife la
police matron. : .
DEATH LIST FROM
r KNOXVH.Lt GROWING
"if ' (earaal gaaelal Servtee.)
- Knoxvilla. Sopt "t- The following
Southern -railway wrack vkttlma died In
the general hospital here today; Will
Cunningham James Mills,, negro fire
man. Ethel Shlpp, aged 14 and Anderson
Moors, aged 4, all of Knoxvllle, and
Melvta P. Oheat, of Bellweod, K, O.
Vher are now M la tha hospital, many
of whom era hi a aarious eondltloa, ,
Chairman Frank Baker of tha Re
pnhllcah central commit tea wishes It
dletlnctly understood that no tlohots
wUI be. nor have beer Issuod for the
Fairbanks rally. A report Is current to
the affect that partlalny is being shown
by the distribution of reserved seats
but thla la absolutely denied.
Rev. F. R Block will speak this even
ing at : o'clock at the opening of the
ladles hussar on Sixth street, between
Morrison and Alder etreets. Tba hail
haa been neatly furnlehed. Vvery av
Onlng a mulolJgojrjgw1IIbj(c
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EX-POSTMASTER KC3Y
CF PC2TLAKP, DEAD
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Madlaon. Wis., Sept. 14.
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Koby, poatmaater at Portland.
Or., under tha Cleveland admin
istration, died hers today at the
ago of T years.
C W. ltoby was wall known hi
this city. Ho was principal of
the Portland high school at tha
time of tha flrat- election of
drover Cleveland, who appointed
him poatmaateiv' He had been"
Identified with tha Portland
schools for a number of years.
After serving as poatmaatsr dur
ing tha entire administration ba
became connected with tha board
of school director.
Sevan yeare ago ha wont ta
Fresno, Cal.. and from there went
eaat. Ha had many friends la
thla etty. Ho Waa a member of
several secret orders and waa t
prominent Mason. .
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Mr. Roby was postmaster
when a package of $10,000 la
currency. -JMnt by1 the Flrat Na-
t tonal bank to on eaatern bank.
disappeared. Attaches of tha
e poatoffloa wars suspected, but no
d arrest were ever mads nor waa
toe money raoovorad.
PORTLAND MAN
INHERITS WEALTH
Thomas Sllnger. who resides ' at his
humbls homo at SH Clay atraat with
hla wife, is aa heir to a portion of tba
great JClsor estate hi County of Kent,
Enc land. There are 11 other belra to
the property and It will be divided
tween them, but aa It 4s one of the
largest and richest estates la England
there will ba a fortune la the property
tor each
Mr. 81 lager says that his mother's
father was John aUaoa, a d I root heir to
tha Bison sstatsv He oama to America
and Battled la Strath roy, Ontario. Can
ada. Ho waa wealthy and when the
English aetata fall to him ba made little
-effort to come into poaaeaalon of It.
Ha told hla children that they must
keep track of the property and U would
be their. . .
He died and little waa thought ef ths
matter by bis children. They frequently
talked of tha estate, but no effort waa
made to get possession -of tha property.
The family scattered and It was almost
forgotten that there was aa estate. .
A year ago while looking over a di
rectory oi Kngllsh sstates which were
without heirs be saw. that "the Bison es
tate waa unclaimed. He Immediately
began aa Inveatlgatton which haa rs
aulted la hla establishing his Jlht to
a portion of the property.
HIRES LIYERY RIG,
THEN DISAPPEARS
Vhsrlff Word haa- bean In telephone
communication .with tad authorltlee of
adlacent oouatlea today, looking to tha
arrest of Iks Blcnett, wbo m aocueed of
the theft of a horse and buggy Iron the
a table ef Frastar A McLean. '
It la said that Blgnett, who formerly
wnrkae) for the rnv went to the stahls
gunoay morning ana procurea a norae
and buawy. Oaylng he wanted to go to
the rock quarry loaated between thto-
cltv and Lttmton to oellect a bill of
T.I0. That afternoon, tt Is reported
by an smploye of Meier dt Frank, hs wss
seen In the buggy, traveling toward
Be vert on. Sines that time nothing haa
been heard of Slgnett or the rig ho pro
cured. '
Signott ta dsBcrlbed' aa being about
five feet elghj Inches in height, dark
oomplexloned, smoothly shavso, welch
ing 17 pounds, and wearing working
Ulothas, with a black hat and black
overcoat. Tha horse was a "flea-bitten
gray gelding," 10 years old. which
pocea when traveling alowly. The buggy
haa a rod tear hlaofc body and rubber
tiros,
HE USED BAR TO
CRACK HAZEL NUTS
Hs waa freak from the rural dlatrlcte,
and Otto Soutmsn did not know It was
Improper to crack basal nuts on saloon
bar. His lamorance resulted In a flaht
at the Brunswick samon, on lower Third
street,. last night, tha subsequent arrest
of ths bartender, trial in ths municipal
court this morning, the fining of the de
fendant In ths sum of 40 for assault
and battery, and aa appeal of tba onso to
ths circuit court. "
R. a Hlbbard waa ths bartender. He
hit Soutman for cracking the nuta on
the bar and for being Insolent whoa toM
not to, hs said.
"Have you." any Other wltnsasssf
asked Judge Hague.
"I don't need any witness aa," suws
tlcally replied Hlbbard.
"I fine you ISO," said Judge Hogue.
: 1 appeal." amid Hlbbard. -
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INDIAN GIRLS
ARE CAPTURED
(Special Memtc The learaet)
JuncUon City, Or, Sept. II. Tha three
Indian girls wbo sloped from ths Che-
mawa Indian school wars appronsndsd
hers by ths sheriff this morning. They
were on thslr way to Red la ads, CaL, and
will hs returned to Cbsmawa. They wars
not aeooeapanUd by any men. . .
CRUSADER GOES 1
. ONTO SHANGHAI
' (Jrl bpeelal twvlea.)
London, Sept. tt. Tha owasro of the
British at earner Crusader today received
a aispaten rrom Moji saying mat the
sssl left there for Shanghai after
ooallng and had Buffered ao detention.
Tom Brown waa today hold as await
tha oharga of the grand Jury on a charge
of arson. ' Hs Is charged With having
eet fire to the houae at Ha loift Haw
thorne svenue, la which ho and his fam
ily wars living. Hs wan saptured la tha
plaoe with four Jars coal oil by the
firemen from Sunaystdo station, and
brought to police headquarter by the
poitce, . Bonds wara axed in ths sum of
IMvt, .
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(Speetal Usaatea to As Jsaraet) '
Weshtuoaa. Wash., Sept 14. Homer
Howertoa, agsd IS years, waa bitten on
the thlghv by a vlcloue dog yestarday.
Although badly hurt ha will recover.
lots t? .
fC3 TGT CI.4TS
A AgTOmiA WAIV
ES ro Mm rowma v
During tha next few daya tha tow
balaxot the O. R. A N. Co. will have ail
they oan do brinoingolhlpa and schoon
srs up and down ths river. - Ths Har
vest Queen arrived la port thla morning
with ths British ship Wray Castls and
the American schooner S. T. Alexander
In tow, and Immediately after they were
berthed ths Harvest Queen left for two
other vesssls which are waiting at Aa
toria to be brought to Portland, it was
tha intention for hdr to take the schoon
er Zampa, which to lumbar-laden for
a California port, with bar. but aa the
veeaeKwould got be fully loaded until
t o'clock ths company decided not to
bold the Quaes in port ao long.
On her next trip up from the mouth
of the river the tugboat will bring tha
British abipa Bskasonl and Hartflsld.
which reached Aatoria yesterday from
San Diego. The French bark Pierre Lot!
haa also reached tha city by the aaa, and
two other vasssls are outside awaiting
an opportunity to cross ths bar. A big
fleet of lumber-carriers is. duo, and to
bring thsra all to Portland will keep ths
Harvest Qussn and ths Oeklahama bus
ily occupied for the. next wssk to come.
Ths, Wray Castle, Captain Owens,
cams from San Pedro 'la ballast and
moored at the Ban field dock. She made
a lose paaaaga up the ooaat. but nothing
of Incident la reported. Tha trip was
somewhat prolonged bp ths contrary
winds which were experienced during the
are tar part of the voyage. She reached
Astoria, September 14. Ths vssssl is
under charter to Balfour, Guthrie dt Co.
to carry a cargo of grain to tba United
Kingdom. . The skipper of tha Wray
Caatla waa bars several years ago In
command of the Britlah ship Alnsdale.
Tha schooner Alexander was taken to
the Portland mill, where aha will receive
a cargo of lumber for Ban Francisco.
She Is aa old-tlmsr In port, and has been
engaged In the off-shore trade for a
number of years. The Alexander will
toko out about 0O0.0O0 feet of lumber.
MAT Ml VO PAJIAMA.
If ths 'right sort of arrangemsnta can
ba made the steamer Nome City, belong
ing to the California dt Oregon Coast
Steamship company, will be placed la
commission this fall and winter carry
ing lumber from Paetfte coast ports to
Panama, where s new railroad la now
under construction. Should It be deter
mined by the company to a a bar for
thla purpose her houses will be removed,
la order to put her In eondltloa for
taking on aa much lumber aa posslMs.
With a few alterations, tt Is claimed,
that aha could be made, to carry at least
1.IU.MI feet of lumber. .
George XX Oray, general manager of
the company,, passed through Portland
last night On hla way to the sound,
where ths Horns City la lying, and It la
understood that before he returns the
may ho bartered for the pur-
Indicated. Mi. Oray was acoom-
panted by B. SV Hough, consulting oor
gloeer for the Una .
Ths - Nora City made one trip to
Noma during ths early part of the sum
mer, and upon her return she waa tied
up at Seattle, where oho boa been lying
ever since. Last winter shs mad sev
eral tripe between Portland and San
Francisco for. the Oregon Railroad dt
Navigation company, taking oar of the
surplus freight which ths regular line
of steamer wars unabla to handle. If
not placed on tha Panama run It Is pos
sible that aha will bo operated again
durlns: tba flomlns winter between Port'
land ami the California metropolta, al
though tt la explained that this step has
not as yet been given any serious ooa
alderatlon.
Tha steamer Alliance, operated by the
name company, -will aalt tomorrow night
for the Bay City and way porta, xtnonr
k other freight she wilt take out 11.000
feet of piping for a new water works
system, which la being Installed at
Myrtle Point, aoar. Coos Bay. . ,
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Astoria, - Sept M.--Wlnd aouthsaat:
weather cloudy; bar smooth, thick fog
outside, v i t '
Arrived at 4 a. to. and left up at
l:4ta- m. Sfeamer Oolambto. from San
Francisco.
St Johns. Sept It. Passed at a. m.
British shrp Wray Caatla, schooner
S. T. Alexander. ' . '
Astoria, Sept 1. Arrived In at 11
a. m. British ablp Hartfleld, from Baa
Diego. 1
Astoria. Sept, 1. Arrivsd down at
Id
a. m. Schoonsr Church Hi
Loft vp
on 1
mVdonar
Churchill.
Left up at 1:0
Wrap Castle.
British Ship
Arrived at 4:11 p. m. British
Bskasont, from Saa Diego.
Arrivsd at .4:10 p. m. French
Ship
bask
Pierre Lotl, from Honolulu.
Arrived at 4:10 a. m. Schooner Sou
lah, from Redondo, '
Arrived at 4:10 p. m. Steamsr Boa,
from San Fraaetoco.
Saa Franolaeo, Sept M. Arrived at
f a, m. gteamer Klder, from Portland.
San Franclaco, Sept 14. Sailed at t
a. m. Steamer Aurella, for Portland.
Sailed s at noon. Steamer Acme, for
Portland
Saa Diego, Sept . Sailed yaator
Aay Britlah . ahip Olauous, for Port
land, , , -. . - . . -4
.;. AJT "WaTFAXB us.
At meeting of the Carpenters', Rlg-
snd Shtpllnsrs' , union ysstarday
afternoon. Contractor A. Melntoah was
plaoed ons the unfair Hat Tha labor
men aay that the action waa taken be
cause ths contractor to employing none
but non-union man la the wont of clean
ing and painting the tug Tatoosh. - which
waa taken on ths drydock Saturday af
ternoon. They also declare that he has
cut ths wage aoale more than half, as
ha la paying hla employee 11 cents so
hour, while the regular union scale Is
cents aa hour. It to alleged that the
contractor has employed four members
of the Tatooah'a crew, and tha others he
st work for blm .were plokod up
around ths dock.
It to admitted thaf the character of
the work that to being done to the Tat-
toooh dose not rsejulrs skilled labor.
M. T. Wlfsress, osshtor for the Fort-
land Astatlo Steamahlp company at
Hongkong, passed through ths Olty last
night en. routs to Vancouver, B. C.
wher ha mtsnds to anend a six month'
vacation. . Ha arrived at San Franolaoo
few days ago on the oriental liner
Oaells, and wbils passing Shanghai re
ports that ho saw tha Russian cruiser
Askold. which put Into that port several
weeks ago badly- damaged. Mr, Wll-
gr- states that several shells pene
trated her steel oldea just above- the
water Hue, and ths haeael looked to be
a hopeleaa wreck. At the time ha toft
tha cruiser waa sdlng dismantled. -
ATTIRE F0I
-t--aC HVeUl- e fl--
HOT MEETING IS
SORE TO RESULT
TJnless J. W. " Thompson, secretary ef
tbo Lewis and Clark Fraternal Building
aaaoolatlon, withdraws from his position
st a meeting of the board of directors of
tbo corporation tonight, four or Sve of
the director have threatened to resign.
This action will com only after a com
plete Investigation of ths charges whlrh
have been mads against Secretary
Thompson Hs to not only aecussd of
attempting to force Jdra. Xou Cornell, to
resign as a member of the board of
directors but hs Is also ebarced With
sn attempt to force ths business, men of
this city to advertlss In a prospectus of
ths fair, supposedly- gotten up by the
fraternal societies, under threat that
unless they advertised they would bo
boycotted by the fraternal organisations.
J. B. Wsrlsln, ths president of tha
organisation, has tendered hla resigna
tion aa-president, and says ba will In
sist that It be accepted tonight. -
"Our original proposition waa that
wo wars to erect thla building without
th esalstauoo of any ether means than
by our own snorts," said he "It waa
aleo aoread that no .officer of the or-
gaataeUoa waa to reeelve a salary, hut
Thompson has boon lawtrumsntal la
starting a miovsmsnt In that direct loo
since his election, although ba declared
before his nomination that hs did aot
desire any salary.
"Since then ho has atartad out with a
proposition to secure advertlssmsnts
from morehanta for a pro pectus ha is
getting up, purporting to be authorise!
by the fraternal organlsatlona our or
ganisation refused to authorise him to
do this. Ha goes to ths merchants with
the argument thst anises thsy adver
tlss with blm their names will be pub
lished among ths societies and their
stows wtlt 'ba boyeottsd.-
"I will aot a tend for aay such work.
neither will ths board of director To
night I expect soms Interesting develop
ment, should Mr. Thompson still refuse
to resign." ' ,.
PURE FOOD CONGRESS
BEGINS AJ ST. LOUIS
' fJeersal Special servlee.)
St. Louis, Mo., Sept It. Th Interna
tional Furs Food oongrsss and eighth
annual convention of ths National As
sociation of Stats Dairy and Food Com
mis loner began today In Congress hall
at the exposition. Delegates from msny
fore lam countries wars present, and with
them msny eminent personages of th
United States. The. chief purpose of
their work to to oseursj the snaotmenl
and enforcement of national and state
legislation to preveot- the adulteratiou
of foodatuffe.
- The convention waa called to order by
President J. W. Bailey at I o'clock this
morning. To the sdaresssa of welcome
reepOABS was mad by A. H. Jones, Il
linois tale food sommlssionsr. secre
tary of Agriculture Wilson will addrsss
th convention on ' wsdnaadsy. which
has been leabzneted as "Pur Food
Day," by th si position management. y
SULTAN OF TURKEY
BECOMING INSANE
' (tarsal ssel! senses.)'.'' ' '
Soda, Sopt. It. A special agent, who
la maintained In Constantinople ssnds th
startling Information that Sultan Abdul
Ham Id Is suffering from aa Incurable
mental disease, akin to that which af
fected King Louis II of Bavaria. He
adda that aertoua s vents ' are about to
occur at the Tlldla Kiosk.
Under ths leadership and presidency
of Isset Pasha the most prominent par
aonagea of the palao hav met to dis
cuss the question of dethroning the aul
tan. These men do not form a bat
meditate no revolution, hut are Im
pelled by the Idea of ridding theli coun
try of a rulef whose mind to nbal
snosd. ' ' v 'j - - -
GATES EXTRADITION '
CASE IS PROCEEDING
(sfMbl Shwsteh to Ta sssrasil
Vancouver, B. C, Sept. In th
Oetee oase Judge Sols dismissed tbo ap
pltoattoa this morning relative ta hab
eas corpus and sptradltlon proceeding
will continue. Gertie Johnson waa
discharged on habeas corpus proceed
ings. Th point waa raised that aha did
not procure in Canada and was therefore
out of Jurisdiction.
Ostsa to cbsrgod with bringing a
young woman from tha United States to
Canada for other than lawful purpose
purpose.
Allso and Lswtt Beat Bras.
A CHARMING STORY
One of tbo prettiest plays that wilt ha
eeen In Portland thla season to "Sweet
Clover, which somes so the Morquom
Grand for two alghto, beginning tomor
row. It to a rural story Interestingly
told, and tha first scene to tha Interior
of Farmer Hotoombo'o pretty
City folks who aummor In tha little
Connecticut farm near by, love to visit
tha Jerome Holoombe farm. Mrs. Bm
mst, her niece; Bunny And re we - and
Bldrldgs Orosvsnor. a young capitalist,
are among the most frequent visitors.
Sunny likes Jach Hamilton, a Ttephaw
of Abigail Holcmba, Jerome's spinster
slater, wbo herself has an old beau. Job
Maeson, wbo has been "a-lsedin' up to It
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HERO OF SAN JUAN
IN BAR-ROOM SCRAP
John - TV Collins, - who - carried the
American flag at tha head of the troops
st the bstUs of San Joaa hUl vntU
three lapajileb bullsta told him tow, waa
before Judge Hogua thla morning on a
abarga of flghtrng. .1
Th testimony m the case showed
that Collins waa In Brlckson's saloon
yesterday and got into an altsrcatlon
with Jam. Uirnh. u M-nrla dshter.
Murphy tried to whip Collins, but the
"rough rider" was mors than holding his
own. when two of Murphy's sssoclstes.
MpJ . Cmmmmm mnA ThnMI ICacnn.
Jumped In. About that time Policeman
Jones srrlvad, but Collins did not neea
th offlosra aaalaUnco. aa ne naa ail
MAN EATING SHARK
IS CAUGHT BY GIRL
While fishing ta Blk ereek, aoar See-
yeaterday Anna Blaasy, 11 years
sf ago, caught a young nsan-eatltig
hark which fought viciously before
aubmlttlng to capture, Ths animal
wstghad SO pounds and waa 9 foot la
length.
II waa brought to tha city museum
this morning by J. L. Hawso, A postal
clerk on the Aatoria St Columbia river
railway, and attracted a large crowd of
spectators. Col. L. L. Hawkins and F-
J. Bresee, taoadermlst. peonounced tt a
man-eating shark aftsr consulting a
number of authorities. Others, how-
UCll BOOMERS :
BACK FROM TRIP
Ths Portlenders who attended the
Orsnto Pasa meeting ef the Oregon De
velopment league have returned noma
enthusiastic aXtr a mora eatenelve trip
then they at flrat planned. After the
meeting at Orants Pasa Messrs. Case,
Cornea and Richardson were taken by
Dr. Ray of Med ford for a drive over
land from Medford to Ashland; President
m. U Smith took a long drive with Mr.
Careena of Orants Pasa through tha or
chards of Josephine county, and B. B.
Beekman went over to Jacksonville, the
county at of Jackson county, to spend
Sunday at his old tons
-Thsra has been a gradual dsvalop-
atent In southern Oreeron. and her p -
u let ton la growing s-wlr," said K,
Beekman, "io peops asot 1m
Because) wre pay mora attention to tha requirements of Jurenilesi
than others do, wt ars best abla to supply their needs.
' ' Excepting Shoes, we solve every problem of Boys and Youths'
Outfitting except individual choice. - '
We" provide all fradea, weights, sues and style of Boys Cloth
., ing and Headwear in pricea to meet every purse and consistent
With honeet gooda,
IN OUR BASEMENT DEPARTMENT WE OFFER 7
Boys sturdy schoolsvitSllSelSSJS
. r MAIN FLOOk . ' -
I Boyt finest InistcT Ib-oiwa, Saflor Not! oDC, '- ,
! s Doiibk Breasted Suits, three to twelve
I 7 , years. . ..- r. -w . . , JiOO to $10 , ; ' -
i i 7 .yovths Colkie Sults-very
-.lx.:nnWBe S&50 to $2000
Missed i'-
.
THE QUALITY STORE, 'Yon Get Your Morieya Worth Hare
for N ysara. Orosvenor. la bis fre-
nitant vlalla has fallaa In lov With
Lola and confides hla secret to Jerome
and ask for permission to spsaa to
Lola Ths old man puts him off. Tears
before, when Lola waa a babe, her
mother rah away with a celebrated or
ttmt mnA AtA without L1b ever knowlna
her. Bat Lata haa met by accident and
fallen la leva with a handsome young
artist named Slsdo. Ths father has
reared tbo girt in fear that aha may
follow her mother's way. Slado hon-
tt Invaa th mirl and wlShSS tO make
her hla wife, but bo has to go abroad
and aaka bar aa a nartlna favor to
ooms out of ths house arter bedtime and
ki hla nvut.hn Th lbvers are de
tected by the father, aa Blade vanish
through tbs gardea gate. The 010, man
uvhimi th rl of wroaodolna. and
tolU her ths story of how bar mother
ran away wuh an artiet names visa.
Lois say a "It was Orosvsnor and 1
hub m maW Mm."
Ths scene changeo to th beautiful to-
tsrtor of Mrs. Kmmet's city noma, aar
Ingths.progrssa of a tableau party. In
rhifh ltm ba ' air. Oroavanor. at
tends. Albert Slads has returned from
hi. tttn atwiaA thr ha warn the salon
nrlae with his famous painting, "A
Memory." The old lovers ara surprised
st meeting here, and Slads wttngs tbs
truth from her.
Tbo scene shifts to tha palatial
hma as ih drMMnari after tha nartr
Tha Kuaheind'a auanielona are arouaed.
He -has told Lois not to wait op for
him. The husband changes bis mind
i nutlvM ta atav. hut seeks ths
nlerht air as a solacs to his bitter
thmivht. Ivila. sn nsallaso. dlaturbed
at her husband's eeolneaa, dsoosads
fee xhamher ta aAmfort him. But
Slado baa followed the Oroovenors boms
r4 KniiliiB th done men. durina? ths
hushond'a prspafatlema to part;-waH
ters. Lois is nornnea 10 nna, inww
of bar husband, that oho to face to face
with her old lovsr.
three of hta opponents whipped. ' Ths
noiioeman took both Collin and Mur
phy to tha outlaw oa a charge of flght
lng. After hearing Murphy"! story, which
Was to ths effect that Collins had called
him a Tile name and had provoked tha
aaaault. Judge Hogue decided that both
men were equally guilty and fined tham
II i each.
Cotllna' dtochsrgo from the army,
which ha exhibited to Judge Hogus.
shows that ha waa a member of the
Second West Virginia Infantry, w
wounded thro tlmee at the battle of
nan Juan bill and was promoted to
ths rank ef sergeant for bravery on the
bsttls field.
opposed to the decision.
Authorities ststs that tt to the flrat of
lta kind that haa ever bora hnowa to In
habit north Pacific wutsru.
Tbo young woman was fishing with a
rod and line for rook cod at ths Urns.
Shs felt something taks the hook sod
wss enable to move her catch. Finally,
however, after oeveral swells from the
00 saa oh saw that b large flan had
been hooked and rushed Into the water,
which was up to her waist. Shs seised
the shark by the tall and ths animal
snapped and bit furiously. Her calls
for help finally attracted a number Of
men who went to her assistance.
growth during fha next year or two.
An Increase of population to Beaded to
develop the splendid rseoureso of Jack
son and Josephine counties.
Ths Orants Pass mooting waa th
largest that has been held by the lea sue
sines Its Portland con rest Ion. Speeches
were made by all of the Portland men,
and were received with much favor.
Mr. Comsa made two good talka on the
trip. Preeldent Cake of th Portland
Commercial club la said to have aur
passsd his previous fins efforts In bis
complete exposition of development work
before the Orants Pass audience, Mr.
Blchardsow gav a practical talk upon
methods..
"Our trip wss sffeetfv,' say Mr.
Richardson, "along tbo line of amu'
ths clthtens of Orants Pass. Me. ,
and Ashland to the Imparlance as w
ganlaatloa and work.'
T' .e-OCS) B-nitA.-) t"9f ,
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S1ARVELCUS YIELD
"-CUB.. TIB
(speetal Dlsptteh to Ths Jarst
Bagens, Or.. Sept. It. What Is saM
to ha tbo best bop yard In the world to
that owned by George A. Dorrta. living
near Eugoao. Hla yard covers IS acre,
situs ted oa tha Willamette river, where
ths eoll to sxossdmgly rich. Thla rear
Mr. Dorrto barvaated moro than I.1M
pounds of hops to tha aero, which, ooa
sldsring ths xtrsasly dry siasoa, to a
remarkable yield. In leS ha ratosd
mora than S.SM pounds to the oore. la
mora than M" pounda to tba
acre, and In ltsl mora than, 1,IM
pound to th aero, making an average
of t,od pouada to tha acre hi for
ysara. 1 . 'N
Whllo -Mra. Henry Hopkins of this
city and her eon, Joe, were riding la a
buggy between Kugsns and Springfield.
Saturday afternoon, their horse , ran
away and threw them heavily to the
ground. . Mra Hopkins' right leer was
broken. Ths hoy. waa not Injured,
BOAT OVERTURNS AND
; TWO ARE DROWNED
(Opeefel Mepetct to ths JasraaL)
Ytotorla, B, C. Sept. Wbtl aaO-
Ing In aa unballasted snip's boat from
tha British ship Btythsswood. the boat
was upssl by a scasll off Albert Hood,
yesterday afternoon, and two of tha
party of oevea drownea and one other E
missing. Th drowned are Ssrgeant
Major Churchard, who tried to awlm
ashore, and Sergeant atodloott. whA lost
consdousnssa and sunk la tha ley wa
ter. Both men were of the Royal en
gineers of fhsYIct6rta garrison.' The
iMtauriner man (a tba second mate, who
atartad to swim to tba ship ssvsral miles
distant.
Tbs survivors were reseoed by tha
stsam launch Shamroest, which wag re
turning front Reos Bocks, .when oho
slghtsd ths overturned boat.' Ths res
Mies Blaaure-akrB were almost dead
from the cold and la another 1 mlnutsa
would all probably havo drowasd.
1 " fSjinhl PWpelifc to The JearssL
Mk V.klM Waahu. Bant. IS.
Whlla elAwlnei dOWTs tA nut Off frSlaht
at Yakima late Saturday eight, freight
train ST wan oraanaa wio oy a ngn w
glna following. Btmkema D. W. Steele
i.iu -mrm ataiwiin an ths rear of tha
cabooae waa pinned under the wreckage.
which took nrs ana no wss aiowiy reasteu
a naiik . TrwA bov oars loaded with
wheat, together with tba osboooe, wara
totally deetroyeo.
After hotag out for oao hoar, the)
Jury hi Judge Sears oourt trying
Ttwnanea J. Brvant for bursrlarv. brousht
In a verdict thla afternoon of not guilty.
Th rlsonsr waa oer ended oy Atrarnay
Arthur C Dayton. Bryant waa ac
cused of stealing goods valued at flM
from Dr. C H. RaSsrty oa July ltv
BXtog OF F
fasaetal Doipstob s Tss tiwsil )
rhnv. Wash. Sent, It. Mr. RoO
Msnlg. aged 7. died yesterday of. pa
rs! vsi a. Bho leave a huabaad and three
children.
(Jew sal Bpssfal sWries.)
WaabtnaTtoa. eton. S. Ths Dreetdewt
today eat aside the aantenco of Private
Edward Skow, sentenced to he heutged
for desertion ta too pnmppiaee, aaa
ordarad hla releaaa.
BXP TO MM OFBBTSm,
Thr lli be a aneetlno of the Lewto
and Clark CenUimlal Bxpoaltton 00m
mlssloa Friday evening for the purpuao
nt otsaninsr bids for the oonstrwntloa of
tbrs buildings st tbs fair. The build-
in are the machinery, electricity ana
transport t loo building. tha .mtatzag
building and the festival halL
' (Sveetal 0tta to Tss JssrssLt
Cottaoe Orove. Or., Seot.
Orove'a new aewer sye'-o will he
pieted within two It w
complete and afford the city
vtoo for years to eosns.
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