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Tl E"On 1 '"50U5 Vs PORT : 12 KM PLAYERS p j: - . t - f ' - ' gpona a m in bam, son or tom avoamm I rra 4WHW to noma oami wamajtt pe noon Sheriff Word raided Brlckaoa's gas- V ttlag nous last nlgnt Just M 0or Fuller, a player, had told kte story ttt V" . orenm in wnmi pwiw wi f Wn robbed. Thar was eonruaion ana despair depleted upon the facaa of tha '? "Jgamssteru when tha sheriff, and Ms dep ': lee walkad la. Thee caught ar ' Geo nre Waiter, Peter Horn. C Berg. - Frd eidler, tk Hurlbert, George Fuller. : ,D. kt Wallaoe, H. Ota. J. Yokel, Paul 'At lee, Baa 'Wooda, T. Xlarrls and J. -' Bbeod. -.. ' , This makes IS mv PuUrV oxoam had earn true. . , v Two depatlrai foreland and Cordano. ties -proceeded to tba Maae oaf, con nected by Shapiro leaks. A raar doer waa an tared and alaa playara captured. '.'One of tba proprietors and aa employe 'declared anipaatally that ao nai waa in prOBTaaa. Tha untruth of their atatamenta waa maaifaat aa aooa aa tba door wee opened. . CMpa and aardo war thrown all avar -the room. Oaa man Allod hla hat ltb - chlpa and later duaspad than to a cor ner. AU tha avldanca waa gathered and -, .tha arroatad taawa ta tbo county jalL Tha aaajorlly of thorn wora ballad lout Uat -wlchL Tha Ihrt tneludea Na than Kaanar, Jamea Jonaa, J. H. Jon, 3X Pattoa. W. Parkor. Cbarjaa Arnatt, Lonla Wafal. . aV PhUllpa and W. a. Uaynoa. Tba moat plcaifleant faet ta omwe (tlon with- thta raid la that tha aharlff made no attempt to obtain aaaroh war rants, but broke xloera a door In aaeur-lna- avldeno of guilt. Thta will prob ably ha thai ataon tfoUowad r.nUa la tha future. On, of tba raadlna ertalnal lawyara of tha atata haa ki formed tna shari that very aian'a hoai la hla oaatla and la aacnra In law galnat nnraaaoaabia ao try. Thla protactloa, however, doea not ztend to publlo namlnc hoaaea. It la inot badlrraB that Im a anlt for daaaaaw a Jary eouU b aooared ta any oaa whk-h would vota to aaaaaa Um abariS A oant for aucb work. ;WC"ANS OATHS MAKE H I KEN IN BLUE BLUSH - - Z - - r ' afra. May Drum waa Mora lftnMpaJ Judso Hodne. Pruak waa tba eharaa. , "Thar aay you aoed huicuaar laat lght that naad area tha north and po- . .hoemaa bltuh." aald Judc Uoaua to tna ,oaaan "Im It turaT" , , "X don't raaMmseri I WW aVunk. aba apHad. -Do yoa knoW what yoa asidr aafcad .ffudca Hosua. . . ha did not. and 7ada ttoejoa eaBad ,poa Pouosaaaa Bary, who aada tha ar i.reat. to aland bafora tha woman and ra ,pat tna lanffuaa. Thla waa aoaa, and tha prkiotMr aaid aha aoald nat belter that aba waa guilty of nana; auab bad .worda. Tha oaa waa oontliraed until totrMrrow toamtna;. at wbioh thna tha woaoan'a fcuaband win b brought hi to tall why .tie parmlta hla wUe to . drunk. Judas Hague wants to know. Willi K A v TERROR WHEN DRINK . Td rafher faos the Baltic fleet than that woman.' aald Foltoenuut Jones this -morning, speaking of Ida Williams, the waa arrested last Bight for -being drunk. : She. hi the terror of tha officers. When liquor Prasad, she la furloo. She .daws, scratches and uses bat pins. , "What have you to aay7 thla timer tssked Judge Hague of the prisoner, who , 'Stood before him wtth dthreJd heir d showing plainly the marks of in abriatlon. "X slmphr got eVunk,' aha replrd. " "To keep yon aober, hi to keep yon In JaDi It N days tola time," gaM Judge Hogue. - - .- - , . : SHIPBUILDING PLANT SOLD AT AUCTION fjearsal tpsetel sarrka.) - Wilmington, Del.. Oct. la. The Har - Ian and H oiling worth plant ac tba . r nltd ttatoa Shipbuilding oompasy waa 4 aold at euotloa today. it waa purohaaed by a reersnafaattonJ nmmlttee of tha hlpyard oomblne for . HMoos. - - . SHIP MASSACHUSETTS LOST OFF BAHAMAS " tfearaal sperlsl serrtf. ' , Tampa. Fla, Oct. 11. Th Spanish hlp Ontaneda arrived today and re ports tha loss of the steamship Hasan xchusetta, 17 miles off tha old Bahama .channel The ship eras bound from England to New Orleans, it la not ''known whether the crew was saved. mantle are not. I Uih7i X' I I rfmrkiif Economy I : anTlcl stOntlMiraoi 1 h r CJIUINE I LTSACH L VNV i AwAaV . I mm- uw"j OSCULATON JUDGE 1 kin MM a itMT With UM btt Of 'em and truaa Mm np In durned good style, bat kiasta' fulM ain't 4a r IIim." Alkali Ik. "I oan throw the nuptial loop over the hMdi of a lovlnc couple and tie Um knot gracefully, but my strong suit is not klMlnx brides." Justloe Waldamar Setou. .-'-. Ommi Hustneh secured ft lloense yes- terday M wd Mr Final K. Presaler, b mII llttla. wnanu with MMMlattlah I mru u r toil it. Jm. Uc onVlated. County Clerk Fields I mrw, a.-,,,..-- x a whtt f- th WHnessaa. t , "t 1 After tha ceremony Mr. Field aua aoatod that JuatM Jaeton ahould klat tba bride. Tha arooai deolarod that ta aa tha proper thine. Tha bride ajavo amU Iru? oonsent. , Juatloa aton bluahed aM ablfted hla faat In traptdatloa. , "After your FlaJda ha murmurod. . CZAR WIRES HIS REGRET (Oootinaod from Paca Oaa.) admlral'a flasabla, tha Xniaa BwararoaT. arrlvea at Vlao. Spain. It la, co rally believed that lmparB' tlva inptructlona have been Issued to him tbrousk the ahlpa which are now lying there to eend such report with out delay. It la known that anuoh haa passed between the Rues lan ahlpa on the Spanish port and from the haete ami aeerecy with which these orders were Is sued, ft la presumed they eouM nave hearing on thla aubleot atone. Q rest formality haa become notleea- bte In all Intercourse of an ofBclal char acter and the British embaaay thla morn ing seemingly went out of Its way to Impress upda tha Russian government that there could ha na further aocldenta of th kind that caused a loss of life la tba North aea and that la tha future there would -ha na occasion ta claim that there had been lack of forewarn ing. Thla Morning Captain Calthorpe, the Brltlah naval attache, accompanied by aa embaaay chaeaeur, both In full uni form, proceeded to the Ruaalaa admiral ty and there, notlaed tha minister af marina, with' great .feremoay, that a Brltlah ftabing fieet -aht. be.-BOoUn-tered on the Spanish ooaat, which could be Interpreted by tba minister aa noth ing; 'other than a very strong hint The notification waa received and reo ognhMd with a formality equal to that which accompanied Its bringing and It to nrohable was as formally acted upon la InstructMas sent forward to Vigo. . AJmeet without exeeptloa tha kteuee at the. morning nawspapera show great aarrow for tha accident, and all. with the exception of Nova Vremya. advise that no action whatever be taken until the admlral'a official report la received, when it wlU be time to learn upon whom the blame reete. Nova Vremya, however, frankly days In Its editorial discussion of the affair: "It waa our awn fault, and every means ahouM be token to repair tkg Injury ' 11 la oonsldered by many of tha news payers incanostvabla that the Russian ahlpa fired without something having arisen to con vinos them that they ware surrounded by enemieg instead of hum ble fishermen. - One paper saya It seem moat probable that In tha darkness tba fleet found ltr ,self confronted by a kmg Una of vessel which the effieera believed were manned 1 by dlsguleed Japanese and lylna 1 wait ready with that seli-lmmeestlon wnion baa marked the almost fanatical bravery of the enemy to launch their vessels, torpedo or mines against the oncoming squadron, even though by aa doing tneir own Uvea would oertalniy be saorinoeo. Continuina- Ita araument further It deems It probable that after the firing took Dlace th aauadron steamed nu mea ly oa without offering to succor the atrlokem Crane, still believing It had met the enemy, dona lta duty and was bow getting out of a danger Bona, and that tha companion vaseele of their aup- poeed antagooieta would, reecue tha In-J Jured, , , - J - i. Nova Vremya predicts that tba am mandar af tha Ruaalaa fleet are un- mim of tha trouble Into which thar have-plunged the two natMna, and that the surpiia of the aommanding aominu will ha great when ha leama. that In stead of having passed euooeaafully a fleet af fishing vessels manned by jsuanr.ee he haa sent to tha bottom aa inoffensive trawler Na newonaBer eommenta en prooahl sovrnmnt action, as tba oeneor haa evl- denUy warned publlshara. f . PBTfcB KBT ef tVlenmr k Bull fishermen ere cradled in tha sea, says William Buckingham, a eallor on tha British ship Oiaueue, now to port. And there are thousands of these tollers of tba aea lining In tha Kngllsh city that la now attracting as muck at tention. There are several fleets of steam trawlers out of Hull. aald Bucking ham, who formerly resided there, and the crews that man tha boats are af families who have fUhsd out of that port for generations; Tbeae fleets are often oompoeed of mora than trawlers, and fish all around the North sea; many of the boats fish off the Iceland aoaata. and whole fleets lay within sight of Norway's mountain peaks. "The fleets are manned by residents of Hull from the skipper down to tha boyi and hoys go to sea there aa aoon as they are gble to toddle. Bach fleet has a cutter in which the. natch of tha trawlers la seat -to market, while the remainder of tha trawlers stay aa tha fishing grounds for weeks at a time. Th principal Batches are of haddock, herring and cod, which are sold la all ths porta an tbo east ooaat of England. Tho fishermen get from St shillings up? wards a week, and are required to furnish .their Own grub. ' Nearly all, perhaps aU, of the fishing boala out f Hull are steam." In speak lnB of th gift of led pounds made by King Edward and Queen Alex andra to the families of the flahermea killed by the Russians, ths Olaueus Bailers stated that this money would In all probability be kept la trust by soma prominent eltlaen of Hall and used to educate tha children of the deceased,; If the dead men left no children, the money might be held In trust for that heirs, and given them aa needed. This, aald tha Oiaueue men, is tha usual mods af disposing of gifts of this sort, itajrjmoRrrf n Wtth Btom " "- . f Jeereal Seeetal servkw.1 -. ' Sfc Petersburg, - Oet. , 14.Oownt lduedorff, the minister for feralga af faire and the British representative, held g langthr conference this after noon, Immediately after Scott had re ceived kt advices af the North sag la fldent from the home office, . - It to net believed that tha Britten amn seeder has rat roeslv Instructions T.1AKG3 ; ; F&RC3TFUL - r . " , I J i, : Tha alaru tbareupon klaaad tha brlda and awybody atood waltlruj for i'uatloa atoa to cat buay. Thor waa no avanua of aaoaaa. - H awkwardly prformd tba aot af oaeulatlon and haatlly departed. waua avrypody aia laaanaa. ' Ftva anlnutaa tatar at waa dlaooyarad that In hla oonfuatoa Juatioa Baton bad oarnaa away th marrlac oartlneata Tha brtda waa lndlnant and too aroom startled, j JuatiCO BOtoafaarfrMa wmm ummmI anu ui taat aeon or tba brio and aToam at tha court houaa waa whan they left tna dim id i n with tna aamouhcod Inten tion of flndlna- tha man who married thenvand obtalnlna tba nraoloua waadina oartirtoata. 'I'll navar klao that man inlm." anv phatloally declared tha brlda. Tou won't r Weil,- auaaa wrtJ! da otarad htrbby. . t T . . aa to the oourse ha shall pursue, but It Is Indicated by the London die patches that such will be aent to him reaching here before tomorrow morning. Only through oenaored and private advice has Ihe news of the Incident become known hare and thwpeople there- rore aa yet have no knowledge of the situation. , ' . ItuaUenv womniBJi ma) Atyrrea at Bull Wtth . eualy mUased atem. "(fearaal aparial gemet.) Hull. Oct. la. Tha steam trawler Oull, one of the Ashing veaaela Bred on by tha Russians, arrived today with three members of her crew seriously In jured by tbe RuaslsB nre. The stories as told by tha arrivals are practically tba same aa those of the Crane's crew. They assert that neither warning no inspection was given them before the furious cannon ade began. Tba Oull received several shots through her hulL but none of them waa beneath tha water line, so the veassl at no time waa In danger of sinking, although oempeiled to return to port iindar alow speed. JtH Shanpe Bags, sots Baatia nHnndron 1 Jttsatrea m asaTI. 'r' Oeersal eyecial gerrlet.i "r Toklo. Oct. U. Jill Shtmpo la the only paper aominentlng on tha North sea Incident. , It suggsste that tha Rus sian squadron. In firing on the trawlers, desired a pretest for Its recall from a haaardoua Journey ta tba far east. READY FOR DRY VOTE (Oontlaued from Page One.) law desire to go In the prohibition of tho sale of liquor. . The atralsht out prohibitionists have never been numer ous In Oregon, If their strength la to be Judged by the vote east for tha prohibi tion ticket. In the last election the pro hlMUonlsts In Multnomah county oast only about tt per cent of the total vote of the oounty. la tha state the peroentaga waa slightly higher, belns about 14 per eent of tha total. The state vote for ths prohibition ticket In June waa MM out of a total vote of .. It to apparent therefore that fa or der to earry prohibition rn ths oounty aleetlona tha avowed prohtoltlontoto will need the aid of a large number of voters who have pot bean openly: allied with that party. .la Multnomah oounty, for example, tha veto for tho local option law axoeeded th vote for tbe prohibition ticket by nearly f.OOs. The attitude of many people In thla oounty whs voted for that law seems to indicate that they are not prepared to vote for prohibition for the entire county, but only for rest- dene precincts, - In Pendleton, Tho Dalles, Salem and other places, many of tho business men are making a strong fight against oounty prohibition. MUST PAY DOCTOR - FOR WOMAN HE HURT . - Vv v : : - ',. Jamas roster wag sent to Jan for M days by Municipal Judge Hogue thla morning far assault and battery on Mrs. Jennie Oliver, In addition, tha court stipulated, tha defendant must pay the expenses incident upon the injury ra- oetved by hla victim. Foster rode down Williams avenue at a furious pace last Friday afternoon and ran over Mrs. Oliver and hurled Win nie Oarrotl against a barbed wire fence. Both ware badly Injured, especially Mrs Oliver, who was tramp; a upon by tha horse. Poster stated that tha accident was unavoidable; that hla auount ran nwajr. ' Vr';.y. ' . ONCE A METHODIST, NOW A PRESBYTERIAN " tspertel Maya Ml t The Jesrssl.) . Independence, Or.. Oct. tl. Rev. W. W. Kdmunsoa, a former minister of this place and In etiarge of th Methodist church hers, who resigned from his po sition some few months ago on ftoeount of a chance hi belief, has been aocepted vy the Presbyterian church, and haa been given the chars la tha Zona dla- trlot, comprising- the Spring Valley. Mo- coy, and wblteaon churches. The position formerly filled here In the Methodist church by him baa been token by Rev, Mr. TClayor, who was re cently gtven ths charge of tag, Metho dist eon fere nee. '" 'Jeereal OpecUl serriee.l Brest, Pranoa, Oct. tl. A torpedo boat destroyer and a transport paassd Usaaat today steering to the west DYSPEPSIA S i takea. veer H?smmw" fee flfcrea poelhi aiB Mil. a aallralr tatarra m4 7PfMlfc.l think wore er HtiNi 1 ef eralta la daato'-CMcarati'rthalreoaiarNlteaii!!!!.; 1 have Ukan inamii etha vi wiiioii avail 1 tad Ifeaf Curti rcllar a ah the atken 1 har teaea SaaelhmKeeidvCoHCblaoeaBt.V. USUUtAUdHM ICIUCI lO&Xt obxt on fim twm , Jaamaa aKQaae, kB Meatet Sk, Jray Otay, X. J. CAfaWf atrnaamg f uaarae4 aea Vt ror aaoaay iaa. FuEEOAT i. .$ ITS CSiulS" bomb m. RTuABB OB ATI hTOBBTBOB VevaD After 1 minutes of hard fighting ths fire boat Georgs K. Williams saved the Pec if i ' Coastruotioa company, several thousand oojiars last night. At o'clock a fir broke out in tha en sine room of tha barge Joe Smith. ' which wag lying on the east aide of the draw af tha Morrison street bridge. The sera was loaded with steel werk for the bridge, valued at SlO.oea. Tha nreooat was lying In her berth not much more than a block away at the time tho alarm sounded, and eon sequent ly was soon on hand, directing her water battrie on tha flames. In a frw mlnutea the flame were subdued. Not much aamago waa done the barge. Tha fire was out In the middle of tho rtver. where It would have almost Impossible for tha land toroe to have done any effective works For that reason the fl reboot la given full credit for being the direct means of saving a big quantity at vaiuabis prop- EIGHT WHOLE DAYS CF CONTINUOUS SUNSOE d A glance et tho records in the d A glance 'at tho records in the L weather bureau office shows that there have been mora bright, dear days la October this year than has usually been th ease during tha tenth month: Includ ing today there have bean eight days of continuous sunahUM with eoaroely a aloud visible la the sky. During October last year six days comprised the long oat stretch of dry weather, and several of them wer cloudy. Tha forecast shows that there la not likely to ha any rain for the neat few days at least, and eonee quently' October, bids fair to be a record breaker so far aa deeirabl atmoepberle oonditlone nre oo nee mod. In many of tha past Octobers there have been , Just aa many days ad are likely to . occur during tho present month free of rain. But deep, somber elouds overhung tha sky, and there was no auoh Ideal weather as ts'now being experi enced la the Willamette and Co lumbia river valleys. i 4 d ' trMtFltd U GltSSa The presidential gn easing eonteat etosee on November t. Forty thousand dollars worth of handsome and valuable prises to aa usmnuted. Bvery one haa an equal ahanoa, put on your thinking cap ana sens in your estimate today. One guess I allowed for every M cents re mitted for subscription at regular rates to The Journal. - , In tverv Mck ot Um OLYMPIC Patent Flour and (wfefp of PtnUkg Flour, Cak$ end 4tCV Flour rind Wiest Het will be found out Olympic Magic Pictur. Save a full uncancelled Be-ttumbsjrwd irom oiM to nina of Aeea fkturm and pr-jsent tnem to this ruKTtAM o .A One years' subscriptioB Htodmommly Dressed - -. isjbs ana opens ana anuta eyes. Choice of any new book of fiction. One Lwis and Clark One jreara subscription 1 W ! rf:'vh CUPID AT WORK IN RANKS OF THE AGED Though each baa bean married three times and has pa seed tho three eoore and IS allotted to man. William , Adams and Belinda Underwood se cured g Heaxtaa from County Clerk Fields September ST and were 'united la marriage by the Rev Aden M. Boekwcod. Tho union-waa kept a aecret until pee terday, when the . fact beoame known through the record being made In the H0W4T0 FJ - OUKINO MILLS CO, at 224 ..v i THE PRIZES to Youth's Companion. Bisqua Doll standing II inches aroiivenir Dollar, to Ladies' Home Journal mm Tmmial . ' Ask Your; Grocer About It LEATkJEi. FlRfJITUCE ' '::'t tVERY PIECE;-.'.'-"." : ; M GUASANTEEl J , j,; BETTER SEE IT J 1 If worth 'while buying fiirniture that'i Abftolutefy Gufvanteed-thart's the way with our handsome Leather Chairs, Rockers and lvenporta Each piece carries its special warrant that the leather wiU rot crwi, split or peel under ordinary conditioni of, wear,.; We aiar antee the oonstructkm, toa As for tiie comfort they give you u guarantee that first time you try them. Look at the pieces in our front window. ,:; Xv?;v- swrhuye - 11 legktter under th proper 'data. Th croom I esod VT and hla bride lo three years younger. Tha groom waa married three tlmea proviso sly and his bride tbo same number. His former wives and -her former husbands have aU paassd away.' Tna two have taken up their Teeldenos on Preaaoat street in Album. - - . Mr. Adam Is wefl known aa tho pat entee at a atova poHah, eat af which ho has sBade oanatderabla saoney. v 'S (apretsl 'tNamtek M MIcevaV) xaeoma, -waen.,' Mt. a a.v THIS: i. -t ' : m Prize FREE GET ONE: Stark Street, and get your choice WE GIVE: Ona Spalding Rugby Special Football, One Spalding Special League Mask.- : Ona Spalding Official League BaaebaH Ona Spalding Baseball Glove or Mit. r high. .' s,' v Ona Spalding Baseball Bat, . ' PATENT FAKXY FLOUR. PANCAICE FLOUH 4 CAKE ATiD PASTTir FLOUX WK2AT J DARTS ' V - affi- u ji ; ' 4 1 -v S f, - - tit -- 4 fi- X, : v..,:V v-'v.-' i . giving tha name of Mm William Sdgmr. carrying a babe In her arma. applied at 1 na ear mm as tna Jassoouuoa 4JBaritaes . last evening fog ate. . Sh earn from. Bvett jmal aJlegee that Vhe aatpeeied ! She at poorty clad. She ww given teas- '., porary relief, and today wag given trans portatlen to Portland. , . ml. I' I ; (Spwlal Dtasaaa ts Ta hisrkil - lwlsten. Idaho. Oct. . No trace of tho murderer of James Burn has aa yet been found. The country la being aoaureg by onioers and posses. ' r of tha JbUowinc odBssi v;'',i.V at; -
