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THE TdREGOt DAILY JOUENAUT SVZlTllB.'vnLTillZZDAY T EVSNINO. jfANtJAEY tV
"T, ..I,
iriHENSE FORTUNE
f : IIIDDEH BY MISER
'Ciit ofliait a WUIton Left by
V "HXonVy and Eccentrlo New :
',.-''- Jersey Recluse.' . ;
MONEY TURNS UP IN'
OUT OF WAY PLACES
V; : Money Found In Rubbish Heaps,
7 vlpi"-- Dusty Recesses and fie
'rvv tween Book Leaves. -
-': V';v. ' (Jesrsal Special ImH)
? ' ' Burlington, W. J., Jan. 4.--Dhying
with almost ills last breath that ha bod
'' ' wealth other than the horn In which
ha lived and their apaolou- ground.
Firman fubel la now estimated to have
' j. left an estnt" worth between-S.vv
and IIOO.OOO.- Attar hi death ralatlraa
made a search oC th premises, which
., resulted In finding more ahaa 11.000 in
gold, silver and moth-eatea paper bills,
. chiefly of tha denomination of $109,
stored In dusty reoesee. out-of-the-way
..v. w nooks, laid between leaves pf -books,
whleb-wars aralassl! placed. In - un-
Mocked receptacls . and bidden beneath
' -' tha carpets. '. ...
This money found, the rwlatlvea wef
. " confident that they had merely begun
' t '. hir rfiarAvarina of treasure.. In a pack
i ". 'measure In a room In which was eount
- leas rubbish, waa 11,700. 7n another
. - plaea a clear box held 11.10 In void. A
thlnr book, merely a phmphlet, ontalned
between-dl oonsecutlve leaves Il-tl04
bllla .1 . . .'
"'f . '" Living the Ufa of a recluse for a
r -rh' acora of years, having as companion
housekeeper Who ws his ward, Dubai
t. was known -to have considerable money,
dasnlte hi vlrorous -denlela. ; Search
amons; tha paper brought to tight
.scores of mortgage upon property ot
A : reaidcat of the town and country ror
' i mile -around. " : - .
- EXAMINATIONS FOR
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
semi-annual atate examination
" v . for the practice of medicine are being
' held in the T. M. u. A. lecture room
.today. This morning, with Dr. A. B.
Olllte aa examiner, the aubjeot treated
.' ' ware eye and ear. practice of medicine,
r materia medics and therkpautlca This
- 'afternoon Dr. H. B. Currey of Baker
- Cltr' 1 eonduottnr examinations en die?
, . ' - eaae of ebtldren, obstetrics and physlol-
os-v. Tomorrow morning Dr. Byron . H.
Miller, secretary of the state board of
. . . . medical axaanlnere, - will --ee l -charge.
Twenty-three men are taking the-ex
amlnatlona, and all are- from other
' atatas. Almost aU nave practiced elee-
.-L-Whare. and there are only two elderly
The state beard met last night and
discussed the question - of reciprocity
with other states, and especially with
. the coast atates, la regard ta admitting
- physicians to practice In one state from
v" 'another. The jjueitlpn is belflg consld-
- ered in many statem.ur final action
in taa matter jasiowi
CARTER FEELS SURE -
OF SENATE GAVEL
7,, ..;;v-;
WoWcive Details But Is Pos.
1tlvt;Tht He .VV1II Beat r
- -A Kuykendafl. -. . t
MILLS1 CANDIDACY IN r
- - HOUSE NOT AFFECTED
tatter's Strength Crowing Daily
-Talk With Nottingham and
- ' Resume of Situation: ; J ;
; WORLD'S WOODMEN - "
; HOLD JOINT MEETING
- George Washington-Camp ft 1 Hid
, Rose City Camp 77. Woodmen ef the
. : World. In Joint meeting at the Rose City
halt- last night" installed thlr- hewljr
.-, eieciea omcers. 1'asi vonaui wutiam
Reldt of Webfoot camp presided. After
" Installatloa short a peaches were made
-3 by Organiser H. U Day, Dr. W. O. Man
rlon and H. A. JTreldiich of Oeorge
; Washington camp, and ri. Paulson and
- D. B. Ulbrand of Rose City camp. . .The
; former camp furnlahed the muale and
the latter the refreehrnenta. The ef-
fleer installed Were a f oliowrOeerge
Washington camp 161 Past consul, H.
.A.- rretdrlchrconaut commander.' W. iO.
4 Manlon; advisor, H. X Rlalalng; banker;
. a.- T. Welnhard; clerk, H.- Lk Day) ea
'," cort, P. Htna; watohman, C &Mad
v son i sentry, H. W. Kaasebaum; maaager.
C. Hoberg, Roae City Camp TT Past
- consul, ri. Paulson; - consul eommandar,
E. I Ehlea: advlaor. C If. Gaston; ee
'ort, H. A.Oabbert; clerk, J. W. Booth el
;, banker, M. XL Thompson; watchman, C
' 1 Johnson: sentry. Q 8. Aasted; man-
agr. A. M. Wlnklsbeck, a. B. McRae,
Walter Ky a s.'. '.
BODY OF UNKNOWN
FOUND IN RIVER
- j-.
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Tha body ef ths aakaowa man. wks
was 4uried under many tons ef coal at
the bottom ef the river by the eapslstng
of tha barge Monarch a week age waa
recovered at 1 o'clock thl afternoon by
Hugh Brady. wbe bad la charge the
dragging ef the liver. The corpse was
found just off the Montgomery dock,
t'p te a late hour the IdenUty ef the
man had not been discovered, nor ha a
claimant appeared for . tha body.
; At the. time of hie tragio fat four
injured.
CONTRACTSDISEASE FROM
. SICK CATTLE AND DIES
m t--i"liFr"-, I i in,., ., ..-i,,,,...!.,..,. .
. .4Soeclal Dtaaateb a Tae Jearaal.1 -
Coulee City. Wash., Jan. . M. H.
. Mead died yesterday of tubercular trou
ble contracted from diseased cattle. He
' doctored some sick stock, and a short
'time afterward a pimple appeared on hie
-neck, which gradually grew larger and
uior vnTiamen.
He could not have an operation fter
formed en account ot heart trouble, ejfd
finally died In awful agony.'. H warf a
.' well-known pioneer.
, BTXaarw-ATstAjr A
. fc taseeisl Otapalrh e The JoaraaLt
-Seattle, Jan. 4. There Is no doubt
but that Arthur -Mcdellen;' tb negro
anepeeted of highway robbery, whbm I
' saw In the city Jail Is a leper. I have
. seen the dlsesse In every form and there
fa 'no mlstaklog those aores." Thla I
the statement -of Dr. Alexander De Bota,
t-wh yeateroay inspeetsd a -negre-ar-
-rested on waanington street, on aus
. .. . picion .or having a nana in tne robber;
r Anton Hansen, a raw day ago.
Uy lia srestest Hood end
Ever isedne known. It
pctivdy end pcmzszztiy
czrtt every tsKsr, from
n-!iJ to ScrcigSeV It b
C!e5od Mcicins.
!- Aanator K. V. Carter ' Inalata In tha
moat positive manner that ha Wilt be
elected president of the state senate. -"As
the rote of in Republican sen
ators stand now they are II to it. -i I
have II end Dr. Xuykendall has It It's
a close fight,- but -I am -thoroughly con
vinced that I shall win,"- he aatd thla
morning. H declined to go Into details
or. o. give the name of the aanatora
whose support- he expects, saying that
it would not be good generalship to give
out such Information. .
, "P yo concede to Kuykenoaii tne
votes of Loaghary-ef- Pelk-countyf nd
Coke of Coos and Curry?-' '
'They are both aald to be pledged
W Kuykendall." replied 8ptor;jCr-
ter. with a mlla ' 'j-
i 'Than you conceaa taem to mini
- 1 am very sorry I ssven't time to go
tat.duiia , ; '
Carter has a positive strength of at
least eight vote Parrar ot Marlon.
Wright of Tillamook. Lincoln of Yam
hill, Howe of Tamhlll. Halnea of Waah
lngton, Whealdon of Waaco. Bowerman
of QilUam, Sherman of Wheeler. .nd
McDonald Of Union and - Wallowa and
hla own.- Laycock -of Crook." Grant,
Klamath and Iaka ahould In all probr
blllty b Included la the Carter column,
fnr Otntivh-trnn effort have" been
ada to induce him to break away from
Carter, there 1 to reason yet to be
lieve that he will do so. - -
With nln otesi Carter will need but
four more to control the caifcua It Is
believed - that C'rolaan and Hobson ot
Marion wU eventually caaFthetr vote
for carter, though tner are aUU un
pledged. : Coke nf Coo and Curry la also
unpledged, aa la Nottingham of Multno
m.h - it la also Intimated ' that tha
promise made by Loughary of Polk to
-Kuyaanaaii is not
be mav swing over to . the Jackson
rnniwiim Loushsrv to Kuykendall.
his strength is a follow: Kuykendall
of lane, Booth of Douglas, Josephine
and Lane, Loughary ot poia, orowneu
nt nukimu. Hodson of . Columbia.
Multnomah and Washington, Holman of
Clackamas and Multnomah, Malarkey,
Mava Blchel and Cos of Multnomah,
Tuttle of Clataon. and Rand of Baker,
Harney and Malheur. Thl line-up give
Kuykendall II votes, one less , than tha
number required. Id the 11 et ta George
C Brownell, whoa support of Kuyken
dall la known to be exceedingly remo
test. - But for the pressure exerted by
Senator Mitchell he would not hare gone
to Kuykendall. Brownell has turned
many handaprlnga In politic, and it
would not be surprising If" h should
eventually tuna to Carter.
mm
Our Annual Sale is riot the mere offering of a few neadersw aa they are caUed; balta at homfaal prices'to attract trade lathe hope-of aeUicj something else. On
the contrary, our entire stock la placed on sale at reduction which mean the saving of thousands of dollars to our patron.our saw includes aa departments!
tnouaanas oi-'new races, vo oursioro ww ucivwy i.ijffime uu it,mpuinj u uiinjs
It enables us to quickly dispose of the year's surplus. stock: it brings
-life and activity into what waa once the quietest season of the ycarixrC:-
,rt.
Un warranted claim bay been made
for Kuykendall. designed to create the
belief -that-hi right was already won.
This la not the case. If the four doubt
ful votes. Crelsan. Hobson. Cok and
Nottingham, should go to Carter ha will
be -elected. - Among the many claims
made by Kuykendall' - friend I - the
assertion that Nottingham will vote for
the Lane county man. -
wi hmm'i is via ear ewiwamshir nnw ansa 1 1
vote." said Nottingham thl morning. I
"I am unpledged, and I don't expect to
tl anyone before I -o into the sens
torlal caucus at Salem how I shall vote.
It looks to me like a very close fight
between rcarter and KuykendaU, I
oa very friendly to bothi"-" 'v '
'Xra yon regard, the speakership Tight
a Involve In any wayiinibJ.uyken-
rfallar mntutr' t T "
"Not at all. Mr. Mills' candidacy ha
nothing to do with Kuykendall.'. I an
anxious to see Mr. Mills elected speak
Although there are but two candidate
tor the presidency of the senate, tha con
test I net Jiaeiy to pa settled upon Hie
first ballot. In all probability soma
blank ballot wlU be east by senator
who do not wish to commit themselves
at the outsat. If thla take place, the
fight may be considerably prolonged.
The Repubiiean-maohine is doing all in
It power to elect Kuykendall, but Its
promisee ar quoted considerably below
par, and It la unabl to offer euch In-dueemeata-AS
.kav frequently turned
the tide la prevloua legislative eonteeta
It ha Be federal patronage at It com
mand, for the recommendation both of
the machine and ef the Oregon delega
tion earry much lea weight at Washing
ton than they did a row month ago. ah
that It can offer t committee chairman-
ships In the sonata and promises of that
kind can be made quite aa- readily by
Carter aa by Kuykendall. . - : .
But while Kuykendall prospects seem
lee bright than -they did 4 few day
ago, the candidacy of A. Ia, Mill for
speaker la steadily gaining strength.
Promises of support ar said to have
eome from unlooked for source and
there 1 strong reason ' to expect that
there wilt be considerable defections
from the Kay column.
- It I Tlr'-nrl -that - Vl'ls b" e'rts'ly
vote snoagh to elect' htm. HI friends
decline to-nem - the representatives
whose vote they are -counting On, but
are positive In predicting victory for
Multnomah' -candidate. Many of - tha
membera of the legislature will arrive
In Portland thl week and earnest mla
alnwary work Is being dons fa Mill' be-
halfj
Ha Is eaelly the strongeat candidate
whom Multnomah could have put for
ward and with tha 'solid backing of the
delogaUon from thl county ha has a
phalanx which. Is steadily growing In
numbers. - - .-.
BXBTH OP TITR BCOOtf. - . i-
Tear or year tne noon is getting . a
few tncbea more distant and reversing
tha argument, year by year, in th great
past, the moon was nearer to us.. Pro-
fessor -George mrwln haa shown that
long, long ago the moon revolved close
to the earth and still earlier formed part
of this globe. - Prom that time to -the
nreaent he oaleulatea at lea at 4.000.too
res rs must have elapsed. The birth ef
the eaoon- took place, therefore, some-
whewaabout that date In the past., Sir
RifrieftA Ball observed that when , the
miyttSk near te ee.it attraction must
ttmesUsater than those that weak e
ttufi. today, and h suggested that
tbeeides. by their powerful eroalona,
.iflDwasmn ef the land, accelerated tha
geenrTcal forces and so reduced the tre-
meTOoua period WBlcn tn geologists
ha)emaadad. ' .. .". .
' xou mil limutt.
OpecUl Mepeteb ts Ts JeeraSl) - -.
Cclfsx. WaalL. Jan. . A maas meet
ing ef ths Open Hirer tsaoolatlon wa
held at the Rldgeway theatre thl after,
noon. Many addrsea were t man by
prominent men and a lars crowd waa
present. -. ., :. ' .
:'' " TU never nought pour . ': -
Household Drugs or Every-
A: X ' i til day Needs -
irv::. ''"lwr: price Jhn - tha- .jj-Jr:i
; Mennen' Talcum Powder.., ,...,.,..,.ile
Camellne . lee
Wisdoms' Robertlne ,..,...,,.
Oriental Cream .................. ...... .T
Caplllarls i .... , ......... v. . .e
Herplclde . , ... , . .ge
Ayrr's Hair -Vigor................... 7
Brllllsntin ;.........,......
Llatsrsted Tooth Powder., ......, T
Llthla Tableu . t .....le
, e melljng Bait ..14e
Violet' Ammonia ...lo
Colgatee Talcum Powder... .....1
S "S"!? ,w ' '"' '' ' ' .. . Ja
. eosodont ... -; V . ... .4. ...... :. .He
Almond Meal. 14 lb...,,.MI j...... ..lee
Woodbury 'm Orom -eVe t-,ey'e lie
-Arnica Tooth Kosp. . ...V, 10e
Calvert'a pontine v . , . . , , ..... , . , ; . . . . ...13
-Zonwelee . r , ' .rt ... . .... .lse-
Petrolatum large boxes) 1
'8ea Salt (large). ..... J v.. .. .....,lo
Sea Salt (small).....,..............,,... te
Soap Bark ......... .....-... ...... ...... ee
Precipitated Chalk So -
Nutmegs, dosen ................ k ........... ee
-ujycerine-ana Kose water, os.
Glycerine an-Rose-.Wj ter, bs. ...Iffe)
Corn Plasters. . . . . i rV7T";.iViyw. b
Vaseline, Cold Cream?."..........,.....,,. e
' Japaneae Cleaning Fluid. ..... . ..lie
. I,ye lb.-i.-..., - aaeaeeVee , Te
Moth Ball lb. .... ... . ..,..... -So
Porous Plaster . i ..-i. ........ ...........
Cocoa Butter ..-.-v .... ...4.... .....,.... ee
; La Blacha Pace Powder... ?V,.:-;..See
Possonl's Pace Powder. , K . SI
- 10c Curling Iron 4
'-Java Bice Powder. ................... ....It
-Theater Rouge I ........................ ..II
Wlllisms' Shaving Stick ......... .i ..... . .la
' 8wan Down Pace Powder. .....,.',,... .'.7- 4
" Absorbent Cotton, pound rolls.. ,.(t ST
Dickenson's Witch Hasel, pint. .... .T.....1TO
Baking Soda. English, pound. ......... .... e
"Epsom Salts, pound... .......... . .......Te
Powdered- Borax. Mule Team, package,).. S
'., Powdered Sugar Milk, pound;..... ....y.Sae
..'Mixed Bird Seed. -pound..... .....m.... . ve
' Carbolic Acid. 14 pound.. ........... ....,lo
' Seldlit Powaers,'boii,. ........ .....X... .11
Pure Liquors,
AMD OSBTUm.
One.'
dlan CTub.................UM
edarbrook (botUed In bond) LM
S1.10
alley ..........SIM
Hand .......Me
Walker'a'Caadlan Club.
McBrayer's Cedarbrook
r risher Rye . . . ,
Muskingum Valle;
Old Cabinet Blend
Welch-, Grape Jutce-(plnt SSo). ........ .9e
. Martell Three-Star Brandy ...... ........Sl.t
California Portjaad Sherry. teg
Tokay ............... .............. .7., .4
Crystal Rock Rye and Tolu-.. ........... e
cream nye
- In bulk, special per gallon-
Muskingum Whisky ..............
' Old Cabinet Blend t t... ........
Irondequolt pore or Sherry r.w.u.J
California Port or Sherry.,...... ,
Tokav. beat
No extra charge for containers. W deliver-j
-free anywhere in th city. .
- Twenty per sent alseona ea an of
" lableWW. ,
One Half Off, F?
,'-Onrrgolar-prlPe ' on all - our Jgpanee
' ,: ." - Importationa -" c - ' " ' nr
rsvmur uimi trosmiog ootwm a
.Xalf prtoe. -
unrig two oxabx Airs mouit xqos
-nOVO OOVMMIl gpeotal See asA Sl-10. . ,
Keep your chest warm?tir'aratolt that cold.
rwtwKMmrm Xinwwi rrumwri ....... .j ,wv
" Frost' King and Queen Chamois vests, every 1
.on guaranteed perfect .......... .....SSVXS I
- USOBMI STXO-KT UOITI. A
No mlL no smoke.The mothers' and nurses'
delight; burns eight hour box of. ten,
.' special. ...... ........la
PAefaWaV
ftll
II AO
And Hand Olssses, heavy bsveled ; French"
Flats, handsome ebony,. oak. and - boxwood
rame .......Slea, SS.S6, SAAO, ST
Rubber Goods iT.r:'.-':
' Pure Rubber Oood. Watsr Bottle . Ind
Syringes that will glv y sood erv)ce, . t
' Of all the annoying, exasperating aad dan
Croua experimeats. the use of a ehesn, traahy,
iky hot-water bottl or yrlng 4 the worst,
' buiVere guaranteed good. Any -which ahow
a defect - will be replaced at once without
charge or quibbla ' v .- ' ''. l
"nr Uol-Wilir Bottles -o,t, regular ;
' special .........T
l-qt., apscial .-r. .........Te
' SOT AT. sun. t-o.t,' cloth insrtlon, regular
I1.J4; special .....a
WOOOIBX, pur gum, l-nt, the best sver
made, regular ll.U; apeclal. .......... .9l.lt
BBS" . Fountain
Syringes, all with
hard rubber fit
"ting. l-at. recw
v lar lOcj pe
''.',. clal ; . .
"SOTlt -
RUBBER. S-qt-.
regular 11.11 and
li apeclal ae
STBZAST. STTO.
dim, i-at- raput
Mm
flow, - regular
. l.I0i pcT,,.w
-amAMUnm." l-ot.. regular ll.Hi
special ........SlAe
"XXZ" OOMmXATZOV Hot-Water Bottle and
Fountain Syringe., I-qt, regular II. lo;
special. ........ ....... .ee
1 rapid flow combination, with
spray .vaxinai tuae. onr . very neat;
....4
Japciai.j(.
"Tegular f.0; special
-.-'--..- IAHOiT BTjrXi
. With or without ontinuou flow,
r t -n . wt
XJaBZaa TABXBA& aBZBwBa. " '.'
KABTBXk whirling pry. ...... ...H.T
-Dri Tullara Ladles' Spray.....;,.. l.ga
ladles' Safety Syringe, all rubber.... ,....TM
. NOTK Skilled meg and womad-ara always
In attendance In our rubber denertment. La
dles will find our private KXCHANQB 11 a J
Century, No. 100 A... ....
Hygeia. I tip. ;. .-.)
Runner Boon sea. aurania. nvsismc..... ...e
. SIS
- Aaceptla Atomlfgr
A-A D&th Cabinets v
Ja PUmttMt 4 to Prftt Btth
-6yr Woodlark "Vapor
Beth Cabinet atlm
ulatee th eystem In
aTaaxtrrs way. Jt
pen th - million
'of pore In th akla
- through which lm
purities are carried
" off. and medicate
While dota It.
II sm aag weak
an. but add vigor
. and strength. - Bring
a rosy glow, to ' pale
and , aallow faces;
make - the ' eye
blight, ,' soothes and
teadle the nervea
Xt la tha low prloea
kmown. - - . - ,
Treatise ea
bathing appliance
aad Baaosy with wVory
rrA- Soaps
' - We ell thousands of pounds ef toilet and
bath soaps Low prices, high quality.
Bvary Well-Bsowa BraaA al r .
-: ... i.t.....f.Vn-r;
rv - ' OAsrrrxa boap, - epeoiaL sa.
Contl,
' Imnorted.
fcuggaao, piu weigni, wnne, .......... ,,..
umda. rull welaht mottled. ........... .4e
PUT OlIV - lVM'.MW.M4MWbWW.".
Salt Watsr Soap. ...... ,-..... ......,.1M
': BtZOBe)BABB TOllJW 'aWAPsV. '
Cotton . ..t.x ......... .... . ..... . Ie .
I.lf e Buoy .'...,.... .-. . ..... J 4
Turkish Bath ............ ..f,...-.. ......
Shnker Tar ,.,L.l.ee
; Bneclal. box of cakes--- . ! ,
Kirk' Olycerlne I..,,.,..,.,.'..;.... ..... IT
Ilalry Maid . . ; , e' a -i eee Vw ejQ
Cosmos ButtrmQk , . r. - .
Hejal Oly0rin eas4afeieag 1pO
Armour' Aeeorted . . ....LnH
Klrk-a JaTnile H.,..UMfM..m
Woodbury , ,. lv
1r. a......,.. ....,,g-.U
4711 ) fefgpwe ; J-
Cuttourtv "TT
SsOknWS . g p .- 4 'f)r "jeA4Vs
Isfonyon's e.tts m4m , :
Jersey Cream . ...... I , .. . lo
Almond Soap, special, dosen cake,.., ST
Olyoerlo Ball, apeclal. doeen., .......... .17
'-"IC'l.'.
Fin Perfumes at greatly reduced price:
Stanley's Triple Extraotlspsclal. ounce. . .lie
Plnaud'a Eaa, Foscsrlna. special ounce. . ,fl.4T
Plnaud's Bss, Vellada. special, bunco.,..,. Me
Plnaud Ess. Parthsnls. special, oa. .. , .a.Me .
471l Violet Water, regular 7 to epeclal...
Hoyt's Oerman Cologne, regular I6o- - .
Special a . 0 a g sU9Q
FlorldaWater (large) . . . . .... .
- All our fine ' Leather Goods. Suit Cases,
Tramline Baas. Card Caasa Purses. - Pocket-
books. ftoliups.1 Maeo-Roils a redoaUoa of
im oax
whit....
..............
,T
Drushest 'Brushes!
- lay aalda your well-worn" brush and ' In
dulge In the delight of a perfect on at :a
nominal price. Everyone can afford a good
w5?-f Brush during -our sals.
....... , See 7 , tv. . . a AtMAt Imnoria
-W ar direct importer !rT1ncKTJrmen-TAi vour awn
ana Japanese Drsinw. vrs mrw aa"ui w nw
very finest domeatlo good In thla country.
Every brush in our stock - hair,-hat. clsth,
tooth, win be sold " wt a genwemsa ef an- par
ana aarsnT Sals gala ' v.v --
rt.vev9kao
. .. . ...... . . ." T5
..e .m..S1.13
") .?S7
11.00 Brush
11.00 Brushes
11.10 Brushe
,00 Brush
I0 btoss of -W oodlark" Tooth a Brushl
which we sell regularly for tto Special !.
Thl same brush Is generally sold at 40c,
aCUhwBinsnV .Ptg. jnKnV. og aad .
Improved method of manufacture enable na
to offsr th beet cabinet ever mad at Si sag ,
No. 0 regular tt.00: pectai ;... v
No. s regular II00J apeclal l........
No. -regular tt-OI-apedal" '......;.
No, (-regular tll-00; special ........
!S.1B
S.9S
6.39
r.8
20 Per cent Oft Our Regular
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IflPflllCECODRT
Justice's UKIency Towards Prl
oner Results in Buncoing
''' rV. , Another Man. ' r'
FORCED SECOND CHECIC
-TO PAY COURT COSTS
Pleadmj; Ignorance on First for
gery Is Let Off to Repeat . , '
Performance. ' ;
' (Jooraal Mpeelel tervlei.)
Fresno, CaL, Jan. . Justice of tha
Peace Smith leniency toward a; pris
oner today resulted hi another man be
ing made the victim of a confidence
worker, R, B- Klrke waa bafor the
Judge for passing a worthless check
for 11.19.- He aald that he did not
know the -check was worthless and of
fered to pay the amount and also th
court costs. This the Judge permitted
i. ta Ja. . IClrka laft tha nnurtroom to
get the money and came .back shortly
snd paid the amount -due - and dlsap-
pnered. - t ; - . - . ..... j..
. Shortly after It wt learned that he
had gone straight from tha court to W,
Parker Lyona' lurniture atore, written
another check on a bank where be had
no money and received 126, returned
enoT aottled thother; account- wHh-th4
money..
OFFICIALS IN THE NET
(Continued from Page One)
tlon of the city charter by the legists.
tur. '... ,
Baal Bsglsoted Baty. - i
It ahows that he possesses authority
to report violations of law te the ex
eoutlve board, and to punish oncers who
neglect duty or directly violate th
law. A th apeciflft IllsgatloA against
th chief, the Indictment cite hi re
fusal, on October II. 1104. to arrest or
esuse the arrest of Peter Ofant and
Nathan Sotnmon, owners and conductors
of the Portland club, who, "with ether
idle and dissolute persona, - resorted
there and engaged In games of chance.
particularly a gam ot rouletta
The fact la recited that an orainanc
I on the city books, signed by Mayor
Wllliama, making tha conductpf a
gambling house sn eftenss punishable In
th court a nd that It 1 th duty of
the chief of' police to see that thee
laws are strictly enforced, which he
refused to do on th occasion referred
to ia th Indictment It elao charges
that th chief knew that Grant aad
Solomon knew that game of chance
wer being run at ths Portland club, and
that, tn full ftoaaetsmn Of uch knowl
edge, and possessing power to stop such
Infraction of th law, he refused to and
did not ceuee the arrest of Grant and
Bolomoo. .-.
Wltneeses who wer called In the ex
amination .Into Chief Hunt' case were
about th same as those who Were there
when Mayor Williams waa under Inves
tigation n. General Bee be. , John Bain?
councilman Flsgel, Councllmsn.Zlmmer
man. Judge Hogue, George H. Howell,
O. M. P. Jamleaon. D. A. Pattullo. B. a
Magoon, W. L. Johnson, and a number
of policemen, among them Cap tela
Grltxmacher.
Th Indictment against Engineer Eli
llott alio JolnUy Indicted Inspector Cay
wopd and Surveyor -Chandler, of th
etty engineer fore, and E. W. and- B.
M. Rlner, .th contractor on tha Tanner
creek sewer. -The eharge I attempting
to obtain money and property from the
oity of Portland by false pretenses. In
a most exhaustive manner, the tra bill
goes into th details of the contract
between the city aad the Rlner. and
lead down to th allegation that on
September ST, 1104, th defendant cer
tified to the city executive board that
the Tanner creek aewer contract -had
been completed.-according to spectftca-
tlonaand was ready to be aeoepted by
the city and the money therefor paid
to tha Rlner. - It ta alleged that they
knew that the work we defective, and
that they were criminally culpable when
they tnad- certification concerning th
Character of tha work dona when they
snew . last tneir representation war
false. .. - -
In the 'indictment la rehear aed ' the
schedule of prices paid for th item
e-tjhe--cen4raetr-4,t-rlner feet -of w
feet of th am at $4, I1.47H six man
hole at 1100. 11.100; 141.4 cuble yard
of 00 no rets at 111, ll.Uk Total, ,.
it. And it l set forth In ths trae bill
that these flgurss were named in tha
contract, but that th Work was known
to be defective, and that there j was
criminal action on the parT"f the offi
cial when thay certified to the execu
tive board that these sums wer due.
when they knew that th work wss not
up to peotfloatlona. ' -. , - "
Th grand Jury returned several minor
kndtctments, , charging .th following
crimes; E, w. - Postsr. Isrceny In a
dwelling.-on December It, 1M4. A. B,
Coon, B. Miller snd.J. B. Batchelor. at.
tempt to- commit arsoa en November 1.
Charles, Keith, larceny oa November 17.
a. w. Meiburn. larceny In a store on
December t. M. G. Neess and J. N.
Flehman, charged with conducting
poolroom on December I and there
after," violating the pub I nuisance
statute ....
"I refuse to make a statement regard
ing my Indictment," ' aald Mayor Wll
liama thla afternoon. "I will not give
an interview ror publication until I hava
aeea a copy of the charges and hava
thought Of what I desire to bey. . I will
npf talk until I knew what t am talk
ing about." ; ., . ,
- Ths mayor I not Inclined to take tha
matter vary seriously snd baa tha Idea
that th charge can easily be refuted.
"How do yon Ilk married lifer naked
nvr orsrvei inwno .. ,
"Well." h replied, a tittle) ruefully.
"sfter en I married fou can't be en
gaged ny more, yon mow
. - nanavVp- BaM
On furnltur and carpet at Calaf Broa.'
LOOMIS HAS VENGEANCE
. (Continued front Page Ona) -Tj
husbaaA Loomts however.,! call dnd
whea FrlU hurried "on, foUowed. E
00a overteok th mw. -v -
1 want to speak with yon," he aald.
Frits mads no response and Looml
opened lira H shot only one, and
Frit fait '-'" - ;'.-."., . ;
- Wtf Bang) TlotiBB.
Loom Is hurried to hi horn, found
hi wife ta th kitchen. She saw that
death waa near, and attempted to
scapa H placed himself befor,hr
and fir twloa On ball entered the
right breast and penetrated her body,
the other ntsred her right-, breast
Screaming? ah rushed int tha parlor
of tha lltUe .home,, with tha frenslad
man la .close "pursuit. 1 Then ah stag
gered and fell, and died within a few
seconda Turning th weapon upon him
self Looml pulled the trlser.- The ball
truck hla forehead. Caused a glancing
wound and strnek against th wall.
Seising a rasor from a dresser. nearby,
he slaahed a deep- gash across hi threat
and fsll across th bleeding body of hi
wife. Hi death waa instantaneoua -
"Pug" Warn stood tn .front of the
Ollenbeck : residence. Ml, Esst Pin
street during th forenoon today. , He
waa shunned by members of th family.
-T-r--' ; BUred a Mssaenger, .
' "Looml cam to me several year ago
and naked ma ir I Wanted to make 5,"
he said.. "I told 'him yes, and then h
told ma what to do. I followed Mra
Loo mis and Frn and told him all that
I saw. He msds ms promise falthfuMy
that I would tell no on what I saw or
what hla wlf had don. I will keep my
prom lea I did what I wss paid to do.
I didn't know Looml well, nor Frits.
But I know That Looml wss Insanely
jealous; and that hi wife loved Frlta"
Loomla waa It years of age, and con
duoted'aa eyeter-housa on Esst Burnside
atreet near Water atreet.' Mis wlf wa
tl. Looml wa recently confined to a
hospital and left hla business In charge
of .Frlta Frits, who wss 31-ysars old,
ia aald to' her taken advantage -of the
opportunity to win the affections of th
sick man' wlfa Both wer well known
to the polio and have been In . trouble
frequently, . Frit wa also known a
Frank Dunn, and ha been aa Inmat
of tha reform school and Boys' and Olrlg
Aid Society, j
r.' 'Print wa Ike srpsal."r:J"-.7""
"My daughter and bar husbaed, Henry
Loomla, . had been married about five
years, and thsy always .got along nicely
until Frits fell In love with Addle sev
eral week ago," said H. Ollenbeck. fath
er of the murdered woman, thla morn
ing. "Wsrned by Loomts to stay away
from Addis, Frit continued to pay at
tentions to my daughter, with the re
sult that now all three ar cold In death.
"Frit wa working- for my dn-ln-law
In th lattsr oyater parlor near th
east approach 40 th Burnsld atreet
bridge. Boms three weak ago Loomla
became Hi and had t to th hospital.
Jn hi absence Frits had charge of
th business. It wss during thl ttm
that Frit tried to poison th mind cf
my daughter against her husband. Prrtl
told thst Henry waa paying attention
to other women and that Ji wa faith
less in many way. At lt my daugh-
ter left her pom and FrlU alo dis
appeared. ". ; . j ' V .:
' MAftr both had been abeent . everl
day, Frltg telephoned Looml and aald
that Addi would latum If an would be
forglvM and forgotUn. -Thl' Looml
promised. But h told - Frltg that ho
must keep away from the homa Thl
Frit promised. But h would allp up
very tlm Looml waa at work, and wad
liable to be kept busy for a whlla By
hiring a boy to watch th house Lootnls
learned Of Frits' continued calls,
"At the tlm Addl and Frits disap
peared, Looml Went to District Attor
ney Manning and tried to get a -warrant
for Frltg arrest. Thil Mr. Manning la
aald to have refused. Looml then tried
to get a, warrant for Frits, charging him
with breaking Into a telephone box and
stealing nickel and also with taking
Looml blcycla Again Mr. Manning 1
said to hav refused to issue th war
rant" -:-" ; ' ' V -;-,'Wk
Loomla was a membr of Multnomah
Camp No. TT. Woodmen of th World.
HI wlf wab a member ot Mount Hood
Circle of the Woman of "Woodcraft. -J.
M. Wood Worth, th clerk Of the Multno
tnah ptmn stated that he ha known
Looml and hi wife for om tlm aad
that th former alway - tor a gooa
repuUtlon. H ay ; h wag always
bard working nd Induetrtoue. Hla
recent Illness, coupled with hi wife
actions, slightly deranged hint. , 'J , -
PORTLAND IGNORED
(Continued from Pag One)
Those interestsd in the shipping wel
fare of Portland ar very ttiUcB Wrought
up ever th matter and declare that If
uch Isglslstlon I snacted It will be one
of th hardest blow thl port sver re
eelved. - .Itia probable that tb various
commercial bodies of th city will take
the matter up at onee with the view of
securing one of th ateamera for Port
land. Many ar opposed to a ship-subsidy
bill, but If ths merchant marlns I
In need of government asslstanc they
are desirous of having Portland receive
om benefit from It.
Th officer and sailors on th steam
er carrying the United State mall will
be member of tha naval reeerv. and In
this manner the government expect to
bnlld tip a fraater navy. . There will
probably be tl or 10 of each ateamera
plying from- th Atlantic eoaat and th
gulf...- , .u : J. - .: . .
By th plan outlined for th collection
ot a tonnage lax tha burden will hava-to
be born nearly altogether by tha own
ers of the foreign shlpa It I setlmsted
that 04 per cent of the tonnage calling at
American porta In the ooure et a year
come from foreign countries. ,v
DEATH RIDES TRAIN r ;
, y ; . IN LEHIGH VALLEY
' Mosrsst gpseUI Barries.) "
Haselton, Pa., Jan. 4 A coal train
of II cars en th Lentah Valley rail
way ran away on woatherty hill ur-
lng Oi blisserd thl morning. - Arter
making Ave mile In three minutes, th
train jumped th track and toppled Into
a ereek. Engineer Swank. Fireman Tur
ner and Brakeman MaeOamer were
burled under th wreck and killed. .
s
PRICE OF MEAT -:
WILL RISE
(Continued from Page Ona)
about all w hav to be thankful oU
W always' carry 171,000 Inaurano on
tha, building, and aa nearly aa Lean
remember there was 170.000 oh the con- .
tent. It I Impossible ror us to say .
how th fire started. , It may-harv been
defective wiring or heated . lard. It
stsrted on the top floor, nearest ths.
lard departmentr-and the flames were ,
already through tha roof when dlsoov- '
ered. The trtght-watohman wa In th
building, but seems to know nothing
to th cause. Th disaster come at -th
hardest Urn of the, year for .f
Th building was filled Vtth hog prod-
act, and b islnsss wa - at its best. T
We had enough smoked meats to last
throughout th Lewi and Clrk fair,
but thy war aU destroyed. W will '
begin to rebuild at the. vary earlieet ' ,
hour.-- :- ' 1 V 4
- Chief "CamDbell I of th opinion that
If tha sutomatlo fire alarm had worked
properly' the- department would have
been en the can ssvsrsl mlnuU ear- ;
Her -and the flame wouia nave oeen
ubdutd Jbf or ihey gained much had- .
way. According to the eleetrto register -'
at headquarters, the alarm waa . badly
mixed, showing that tha box alarm and - .
th aatomatlo alarm war working st
ths same time. First there were four
round from box II, followed . by. II ;
wild tap; and then came two-n- more
rounds from II. - '- - ' , , .-.'.-
; PXOnXmS' afBBTXBO. ' '. t r
(Bpeelal -Plesateb The Jnertial.) , . ,
Mnmnir. Ida.. Jan..' 4. The Latah
County Pioneer association held It n-'
nual meeting yesterday. Addresses were
miiM nr iijuii nor mw.uimni ua' :
RrrrVilson Aull. A sumptuous dinner I
waa served at noon. There waa a large
sttsndanca - Offlcera elected: Presi
dent, W. J. McConnell; Vlce-preeldent,
M.--J.- Shields; secretary ana treasurer...
Henry Cummlnga. - -. -
RATIONAL TREATMENT
" f -:. ' ' : or' " . "1 . ,
Stomach Diseases
Dlwoarri InjurioueDrus;)
A Hsrstlm powwftil CpbhVM
Send; twerrfy-fiv tentl to piypostari
on Frti TrUt BottU, ; Sold by leading
drugjlsU. "
ner etamat wrrnowT r iaaTUst:
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etM Pite tr.. Hftw tom.
weiW est rest Soeiatt e titiew Tsnnf
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