The Oregon daily journal., January 30, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

' TIES OREGON DAILY JOURUALY PCnTLAl?D. TUESDAY CVZ:imO. 'JAKUARY 3. IZZ2.
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CkSTROPREPARES
FOUifWOIJ .
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Executive Actively Engaged In
Ylsiting Carritons , and'
Mobilizing Troops. v
APPEALED TO KAISER TO .
! 7 SAVE GERMAN INTERESTS
Conservative Opinion ,TbtYeneue?
r Relieve ThatWar le Cer
taint.-
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.. . . jjootmI ftpeetel irT. T
J . wniematad. Curacao. Jan. 10. a
prominent Vepesvielah wfio "arrTveoTnere
fV from Caracas, eajrs that Freaident Cas
tro, while supposed to bo resting ia
"'MaracayY has bun aeUvely engaged In
', visiting garrisons and preparing for an
, expected Invasion by Franoa.- Oovern
. ' ora of the atataa hava been called to the
V capital for Inetructloner troopa ar mobilising-
and tba impressment of the
. army haa begun. -'
'' Tha people are apathetic. But before
they 1U be forced will nght, though
they blame Ctr for going too fa
' with M- Taigny. The conaenratlva opln-
Ion la that Caatro 1 putting on a bold
" front and at tha last moment to aavo
his presidency will comply with tho
' expected demands- of - rranca for an
. apology and aalate to the French flat.
Caatro aent aa extremely violent note
to Franoa. and personally appealed .e
tho kaiaer to Intervene and aava Qer
man interests In Venesuela. He made
. tha aama request to England, but waa
. refused on the around of Brltlab eor
dtallty to Franco.
- Foreign representative hero bellow
'war la unavoidable.
.'FRISCO THEATRE WRECKED
' BY f.:EH IflTH AXES ;
', Unique; RevengeObtained . by
f - - Old Lessee on TheatrlcalTj
Trust That Buys Lease. ;
. , r (Joarael apeetal Berrk.)
J Bah Francisco, Jan. 10. The Unique
theatre on Market atreet la a wreck.
,.' Bunday night after tha laat performance
a gang of men armed .with axee com
pletely demolished - the entire fnrnlah-
'- Orauman, a, theatrical man who has a
' string of 10-cent ahowa along tho coast,
vil tha proprietor of the place. Hla
lease expired Sunday night.
. The property had been recently bought
by a member of tha Orpheum syndicate,
r who refused to renew Orauman' lease,
but planned "to give the place to an-.
other man.. Orauman put a large force
of men to work Sunday- night after tha
.laat perform nce and In two hours $10,-
la fittings had been reduced to kind
; ling and scrap iron.
' its the plaoa la within the fire limits,
' It will be impossible to reconstruct It
, for use as a theatre without enormous
-axpense.
VICTIMIZED PORTLANDER
CALLS SMITH'S BLUFF
k
- peeUI Mepatea te The Joenul.)
: Chehalla, Wash., Jan. . C. Bmlth Is
.. In tha county Jail awaiting the filing of
charge against him for grand larceny.
Friday Q as Lowengart, a well-known
Portland traveling man. waa coming up
. the road to Wlnlock. , He left hla grip
. and overcoat In a seat and while he waa
away for a few minutes Bmlth is an
leged to have taken the coat and a nura
. bar of personal effects from the grip.
1 When Lowengart returned for hla things
as he waa to leave the train at Wlnlock
he found them missing. -7
' When he got off. however, ha dlaoov
" ered Bmlth wearing hla overcoat and de
. manded Its return. Cmlth put up a
.v good bluff and told Lowengart that If
he thought ha had anything else belong
ing to him to search him. This waa done
and tha personal effects recovered.
Smith's arrest following. .-
Tale Commercial Clafe. -
". ' "(Bpeelsl Mepetea te Tee Joarast.)
Vale. Or.. Jan. 10. The Vale Commer
' elal club waa reorganized January it
and the following officers elected:
; President. P. E. Phelps; secretary. L N.
Bmlth; treasurer. Q. A. Hurley ,
' SALE
'AH
now m
PROGRESS
a a " nrtvi1e vnn ii .n.
SnJ,yi, TL'e,r b"o'uU fltne.s
for silk of superb quality, su-
peiior steel frame construe- '
tton and brilliant array of han
dles, places them much above "
the ordinary article. And at
the ; . ;.. U
Great-Reductions-
You can more than appreciate
r the -Fconmny offered fcf thla
( unw, oenik. aioca-iajting.
, Formes SS and S values,
iiKoivijisaz:
v, Vevsas St, SIS and SIS valaes,
Ferme tls-SO, Sid and SXS
Now $10
tnurt
Oee. Tklrd aad Washington ate.'
mriuii
r ' annassnru ( :'
stAjrvrAOTvana) oprzozAjre
"Wkare QaaOlty la a its Beet."
cora-OBOOifiOO
ma mm
American Gambler: Disappears
Witrj Half a Million Fleeced
v From Islanders. '
PALATIAL CLUB OPENED; '
-RUN AS A MONTE CARLO
Patrpnf Not Permitted to Loaa Much
lor AwhIIi7t?ntii All of Sudden
Luck , Appeared to Turn Against
Them.v -'V;, ;
(Joorasl Bpeelal Herri ee.) r " ;
'Havana,aji1l, 'Wintani.rtJBH
bridge, formerly connected with Richard
Canfleld'a. gambling house' In .. New
Tork, has disappeared from hero with
$500,000 coaxed from 'J.he pockets f
wealthy Cubana.'. Tha sumptuous - re
sort he haa been conducting In Havana'
haa been closed by the police, and when
the clamors of losing patrons for tha
return of their money became unpleas
antly loud. Burbrldga decided to take
refuge In flight.
It waa announoed when he name here
that he would start a Cuban Monte
Carle and he kept 4ils word. He opened
a gambling houaa on the Prado . and
called It the Cuban dub. It at once
became the center of gambling activity
In tha city, tha richest men about town
making It their headquarters.
The place Is luxuriously fitted up.
Cuban patrons were not permitted to
lose much far a while at Burbrldge' ta
bles, until-suddenly all luck appeared
to turn against them. Prominent Cu
bans lost at the cats of 110,000 to M.
000 .apiece. .. . . .
When Burbrldga had cleaned tin 1500.-
00 both his victims and tha Jealous
proprietors of other gambling dena cent
plained to the police, and Burbrldga
was compelled to flea.
PORTLAND BOY Oil BOARD
(Continued from Page One.)
with the strnature of the young man
on hla lettera to his mother. Tho
parents have already wired to Los An
geles making Inquiries about their son.
but no trace of him there has been
found since January II. when he re
ceived a registered package at the Los
Angelea postofflce. .. :
Mr. Gregory Sr. Is an expert direc
tory man and waa In the employ of the
Polk Wrectory , company for ' many
Jrear,L'nUI-recen.t)Y ha was connected
with the Portland offloe of tha company.
TULE PRESERVERS GOOD
Hartae Mssv Btowever, CaU Queen and
OUy of To peka'a OOoara Cewaxda, .
Tula Ufa preservers, ther sort with
which ths steamer Valencia . waa
equipped, are held by tha government
officials to be the beat manufactured.
On of the charges brought by the sur
vivors against the Pacific Coaat Steam
ahip company Is that tha ill-fated
steamer carried preservers made of
reeds or tulea.
"Tula life preservers," said CaptalnlT:
ww -wo. as v wbb vuvvM Dwiue
Inspectors, "are used extensively on the
steamers plying In Paolflo coast waters.
They have been found to bo of greater
tmoyancy than those made of cork. We
hava experimented with them faith
fully and consider them ths equal, at
least, ot any other life preserver manu
factured. We have found that one of
these will float for three weeks and
carry a dead weight of 41 pounds. The
government .only requires them to float
when burdened with tl pounds.'
In shipping circles the Paclflo Coaat
Steamship company la strongly criti
cised for making no greater effort to
aava tha passengers on tha Valencia.
Pictures taken at the scene of the wreck
when the Queen and City of Topeka
were there ahow that the sea waa almoat
calm.. These were exhibited this morn
ing In a number of the local offlcea, and'
thoae manning tho steamers which Were
sent out to tho rescue were denounced
as cowards. A result of the official In
vestigation Is being awaited locally with
the greatest of Interest It is about the
only toplo of conversation around the
local ahipplng oflloea. . , . . ,
COFFINS FOR DEAD..
Tag Xrfrae fcaavee Wltk Vndertakere
for noes of Wrecked Valencia,
(Joeratl Special Serrlre.) .
' Victoria, B. (V Jan. I0v Tho steamer
Salvor left Bam field laat night with
Professor Bunker on board for Victoria.
It la expected to arrive today. Lineman
Logan la going to get a crew of Clo
Oose Indians to make an attempt to
land at the scene of the wreck. They
know tho coaat thoroughly, end If It la
possible they will get ashore and pick
up the bodies.
The Salvor had not arrived at noon;
Tha weather la thick and It la believed
the boat, id fog bound outside. The
tug Lome Is Just getting away for the
scene of the wreck with ooffina for the
dead, undertakers and three police of-
Liteera -
TRANSPORTS TO BREAK
PACIFIC MAIL MONOPOLY
V ' ' (Jflerasl gpeetal Kerr Ire.)
Washington. Jan. 10. Secretary of
War William H. Taft proposes that
hnfrs-shell -aathortse strttoTT agalnil
tha l"sclflo Mall Rteamehlp company for
Ita deliberate refuaal to handle freight
oa the Isthmus of Panama, thereby
caualng the congestion of which En
gineer Stevens complained In his report
rand before the innate committee.
Secretary Tatt says that If authorised
(6 do so he can use army transports for
.frelghtmAetweeai Ban Fee n lsee- a n4f
Ptnanuk- He says that aucb a course
might have a good effect on trans
continental rates. Senator Morgan sug
gests that congress modify coastwlso
laws so as to make it possible for other
companies to enter the trade. .
CARLOAD OF BUTTER I.
' SHIPPED TO, SEATTLE
(Rpeelsl rupatch e The Journal.
Pendleton. Or, Jan. 0. The first full
carload of butter ever ahlpped out from
eastern Oregon waa shipped out ' lat
night to the Seattle markets. It is all
In two-pound brlcka and packed In caaea,
and weighs altogether 40,000 pounds.
Winter Garden Billiard Hall, j
- Third and Morrison. finely equipped
Eleven hlgh-srade pool and billiard ta
ble, first class la every respeot, .
ROYAL BAKINO) POWDER CO., NEW V0RK
F
LIID-OCEAII
Strenuous Trip From Singapore
With Menagerie of Wild ;
Beasts Aboard Ship. -
HUGE PYTHONS LOOSE; ,
GIVE BATTLE TO CREW
Panic Reigns on Deck, With Terri
fied Crew Trring to Climb to Sal -rfr-Takes
Four Hour to Capture
Keptilet. - . r--
Jearasl Special Berries.) ,
New York. Jan. 0. Th officers f
tha India steamer Indraeamba were
thankful when ths vessel reached pier
tS on the East river this morning. She
had a strenuous trip from Singapore
with a passenger list consisting mostly
of snakes, monkeys, leopards and bin
trungs, a kind of wjld cattle.
Five pythons on consignment, three
of them each It faet long, averaging 170
pounds enormous weight for a snake
brok loose from their boxes while ths
ship waa coming through th Indian
ocean. ' The mate said he was enjoying
aa after-luncheon cigar In the stateroom.
which was right off ths main hatchway,
and Captain Craven 'waa in 'ths chart
room, whan they wer startled by a
series of shrieks.
. The mate rushed on deck to find the
crew of Lascara ' trying to ollmb into
the rigging, over the lifeboats and to
potnta of aafety... Clinging to the main
shroud with Its tall, lashing th air. at
a furious rats was ons of ths Jargest
pythons, while another U feet of snake
was pounding the deck. . Th mate ran
for a hatchet and Captain Craven sought
a gun. Th' Lascars wer pawling at
.t.-,-
Ths captain and aeven officers man
aged to get seven Chinese and two Jap
anese, who were members of the crew,
to aid them In fighting the snakes. One
Chinese secured a rope and, after half
a dosen attempts, succeeded In lasso
ing ths python that was clinging to ths
main rigging.. It took th Chinese, Jap
anese and four Englishmen four hours
to capture the other snakes.
NORTHERN PACIFIC' FILES
TAX FORECLOSURES
(Special rHspe(ch ta The Jeerasl.)
Chehalla Wash., Jan. . Attorney
Stevens, for the Northern Pacific, -was
In Chehalla Saturday and filed five tax
foreclosure cases here against the Port
land Puget Bound Railway company
n behalf of the Northwestern Improve
ment company. There are a number of
city lots In Chehalla and Centralla In
cluded In the proceedings, as well as
farm landa adjacent to the old Union
Paclflo right of way.
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' Burgeons themselves consider a per
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oDeratlon a very doubtful,, and resort
t it only when the- patient ha -beeom
desperate from long continued pain ana
agony. But - tha operation - - itself is
every bit as . excruciating and nerve
racking as ths disease. Besides, It Is
humiliating and expensive, and rarely
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OUGIlTSflAKES
..." r'iyn,. I I 1 Ml III! 1 1 " "' 11 'III'
DEUEL TO RESIGN
FKOEflCII
New York Judge Who Rune
Town Topic and Smart Set
" ' , ' to Retire Thlt Week.
TO AVOID IMPEACHMENT ,
PROCEEDINGS BY JEROME
Violated City Charter by Engaging
in-Outaid Bnatneaa While .n
Judge aa Shown'ln the Hapgood
Trial 4;-
-JZJ: JoamaI Special Berries.)
- New Tork. Jan. 10. According to in
formation from authoritative ouVoa,
Juetioe Joseph M. Deuel of th eourt
of special sessions will resign from
th bench this week, thereby avoiding
Impeachment proceedings, which other
wise will be Instituted by th dlstrlol
attorney;
, The.xewa.that Justice Deuel would
resign from th bench followed cloely
on ths announcement that his jUleged
violation of th city charter, which
forbids a Justice of th court of spe
cial sessions to engage In any other
bualneas while on the bench, would be
brought to the attention of th appel
late division of th. supreme eourt for
adjudication. .
In the course of the Hapgood trial !t
was ahown that Deuel was drawing a
salary of tl.100 from Town Topics and
another of tl.tOO from th Smart Bet
aa vice-president and counsel, respect
ively for these two publications.. an4
at th same time waa enjoying ,000
a year from ths state aa Juatloe. - ,,
" Pocket Bank Free.
Subscribers of Th Journal are si van
pocket savings banks free. These banks
when presented st th Oregon Trust
Savings bank. In tha Marquaia building,
with the deposit of on dollar or mora,
entitle th' desposltor. to an extra II
cents.
This offer la mad aa aa Inducement
for opening a bank account, which mean
th nucleus of future wealth. .
' The banka can be obtained front Th
Journal bualneaa office or through Th
Journal canvassers In th city.
.,' 1 'i "
r craned Btoek Oaaasd Chsoda,
Allen Lewis' Beat Brand.
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avea
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and look
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SIXTH A MORRISON
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The Voidest, Largeet
and Strongest Piano and
, Orgar House in the Pa-
, cific Northwest.
TEDRESSiOITS
LKE1 C0UI1T
Bogus . Nobleman Arretted' In
Palace Hotel San Francisco,
; '; for Swindling Native,' ,
SOLD 8UPERIN YEN DENCIES 7
OF BANANA PLANTATIONS
Took" If uchlloftey" From Callfor-
niana Eager to .Become Fruit
growers in the .Tropic Arrested
for EmbeaiieTnent
' " (Jearaal Bpeelal Service.) ' ..
Baa wra-aisoo. Jan. 10, Paul W. WH
etv hndieM sjssret-rMrs 14Vb
had 10 dress suits and posed as a count,
was arrested laat night by Detectives
Bralg and Taylor te th palm room of
ths Palace hotel oh a charge of grand
laroenr. He represented himself as Pa
clflo coast representative, of the Union
Fruit company of Boston, authorised to
dole out superlntendencles Vf banana
plantation In Guatemala, y
Th exposure earn whan th Boston
firm 'telegraphed that he waa not connected-
with it . W. W. Trigg, president
of La Herradura Banana Plantation
company, with offloe in th ' Union
Trust building, denounoed ' th young
man lnt scathing term, - Witner had
been employed by th local odnearn for
several weeks and It la stated he used
th company's offloe after . working
hour as headquarters for th ananufao-
ture of fake correspondence.
The location of the mythical banana
plantation was given .. a 4 Guatemala.
Th contract offered ' Intended dupe
stated tha official' salary would be $U0
a month, payable weakly. As an ad
ditional compensation a commission - of
1 ta per oent a month would be paid for
each bunch of bananas ahlpped either to
Baa Jo da Guatemala or Puerto Bar
rios. ' , - ... . -4
Tha awlndlar found , many Callfor-
ntana eager t raise banana and took
tbslr ntonsr. .... . . - .. .... . ,
CEXICmiCOLOilYuGHECElS
BIKEIi IIP BY DOHITES
Triumvirate Now Ruling Fiscal
Affairs of. Zion. City Aban- .
dons Big Plantation.. -
i ' - .y.-'r-
(Joaraal Spadal Berries.)
Chicago, Jan. 14. John Alexander
Dowle'a great - Maxloaa plantation
scheme, which eost so much toll,, prom
ises to be abandoned under th plans
of th triumvirate now" ruling th fiscal
affair of Zloa City. It is declared
today by member of the triumvirate
that no outald venture will receive
development at present, and all efforts
will be concentrated in bringing order
In th affairs of Zion City Itself.
Ths same man said that th land o-
aulred by Dowl In Mexico turned eut
to b largely of poor quality and th
litigation necessary to obtain th as of
It would probably aceupy a number
of years. For thes reasons th trium
vliat w!llohckth operation In sfox
loo, although a few hundred , acres will
be held In order to furnish a nucleus
for taking up th project again, if aver
It become possible. . :
HARVEST TIME AT HAND
(Continued from Page One.) '
ent time has but on train a day out of
Portland. On February lithe new train
will be started from St Lou la, leaving
mat city at p. m. on reoruary le th
train will, at 11:41 o'clock, leave Port
land for It first run eastward, via Bil
lings, it will include through chair
ear, Staadard Pullman sleeper, tourist
sleeper and through diner sorvlo. Th
train will make close connections at Bt
Jo for St Louis and arrive at th lat
ter city th earn evening. - Connections
will also b mad from Omaha and
Denver." - .- -; - -
Ther haa been a vary heavy natural
growth of th passenger trafflo between
the tar re centers. Portland. Seattle, Ta
eoma and Bt Paul. Minneapolis, Chicago.
Omaha, Kansas City and St Louis, and
th railroads have been led to prepare
for th heaviest transcontinental travel
this year that th country ha known
In an ordinary year. Th Great North
ern haa put on another train, th Union
Paclflo Is shortening Its time and all
the road are preparing to put In ex
cursion rates for bomeseekers, settlers
and tourists, Mr. Charlton said tha
travel this year will be greatly stimu
lated by conventions to be held on th
Paclflo coast and by th railroad devel
opments and ths advertising th ooun-.
try I receiving through them. Dis
patches In eastern newepapers regard
ing progress and Intentions f th Mil
waukee, the Hill roads, ths Northwest
ern, th Gould lines and other projects
hava arouaed Interest throughout ths
east and ther Is a general feeling that
the Pacific northwest is just new a good
place to look into. '
. The agricultural and Industrial fea
tures of th country also are receiving
large attention; Th railroads- will,- on
February , place on sal round trip
hnmeseekers tickets at a rate of one
fare plus II Thes tickets will be oa
sals one day In every two weeks, for the
benefit of thoae who want to come and
so th country. , Beginning February
It, there will be sold Avery day to April
T. one-way settlers' tickets - from ths
f middlewest -to-th- Pictfle northwest
at rates of tit from Bt Paul, Minneapo
lis, Omaha and other Missouri river
points; $10 from Bt Louis and th Mis.
slsslppl Tlver, and '.MS' from Chicago.
Theae rates are expected to bring large
nam here f -farm ere, wkl narmea .aad
their families who have Investigated the
Oregon country and decided te make it
lhelr.Jbome. !" '
To accoiiHnod"at"travYto eastern
convefitlona and ' enable Paolflo coast
people to make trips postponed by. them
last year on account of the exposition,
ths railroads will give eaatbound excur
sion rates, effective July 1 and I, Au
gust T. I, and I, and September I and
10, at one far plus 110 for th round
trip. Tickets will be sold at Portland
ticket offices for Bt. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, Kansas City. Omaha, Sioux
City, St Louis and Chicago. Ther will
be a 10-day limit going and 00 days to
return, but not later than October It, .
' Candidate for Offloe. ' ' , ' '
(Mperiel Dlepaleh te The Joornal.)
- La Grande. Or., Jan. 10. U. C. Rhln.
hart of Summarvlll, Union county, hat
announced hla candidacy for ths offloe
of county judge and Charles Playle la
ut for th nomination for sheriff. Both
have filed their petitions with ths coun
ty clerk of this county, and both are
U wenaniinan
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Mr. D. Me Hem mood, of Wheel
lr. V. Ye-, Vktlsa of Dt-
pepsta' and lodlgestlea for
Years, Confd Not Bat ft Meal
Without 5uKeriBf ' I e r .
Palas. tie Is. Today, HesUhr
and Strong, Thaaks fo Duffy's ;
Pure - Xlalt Whiskey, end to -i
Use His Own Words, "Today :
'J I Am Well and Strong and I
i-Cao . New -Enjoy My - Meals,";1
'h ' writ: " 1 fel It my "duty Ttf
thank you for th good Duffy's Pur
Malt Whiskey haa don at. I was af- .
Bioted . with dyspepsia and indigestion .
for years, never eating a saeal wltheot
suffertngafterit.Aboutsa.jeaM egg
a friend of mine advised me to try
Duffya I bought a bottle and com
menced taking a Uttl of It after aacM
taeah- Tolay-I vinr-well and strona ana
X can now enjoy my meala"
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The values given in our Clothing ,
Section during the "windup of our
lClearance Sale are greater than.evecJ
before. Prices on Men's and Young"
Men's
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Suits, Overcoats .
"andCravenettes
'Are cut to the "bone," every pur
chase entitles you to a 10 per cent
merchandise order, and our terms
are easier than at any previous time.
Select your outfit, , wear it and pay
for it in small weekly or monthly,
.!'''. payments.' ..: ,.:"'"
Eastern Outfitting Co.
; The Store Where Your Credit le Good.
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