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fJURDERER
Mjratery Surrounding Death ofX
i ,0. Naylor of Athena Re
". : mains Unsolved."'
NO ARRESTS MADE
BYJ LOCAL' AUTHORITIES
"Remain of Wfieai grower iiiierrccT T
7Atnena Today PuihjtfDclre
?There Was No Trouble In the
Family. . . y.-.- ". .. . '
t -- sinaer from XI a. w. to p.
. Potato. iHk fonp, 1
Baked XaJJbat T.-r. . .". . . .... . . . . ..15
Verk pu tubs, Baaur kraut. .... .20
Fried Cklekea, Oraam Oiay.'.XB
Baked T1 Ml 20
Short Bibs, IwMt rotstoea ,,....20
Jiamb Xidaey, Santa BpaBlak TTfrrlS
Green ZOf
mat rmtrVan with lla tuf-prr;-f
Hoaet Park, with, Dreealag- 1 Bel
Boast Beef, Paa Oravy ........... 15
Ooff aa, Braad an Battel and Pataaoa
itTUFmJJs., :rT7
Tou will aiways tin tha. tost thai tkf
mark afford at tka -AsaoTtcaa.
TOWN TOPICS SUED
FOR 850,000 :
John : Armstrong Chanler ' De
- mands Heavy Damages, for
Scandalous Article.
FORMER WIFE SUBJECT-
: cs'uedriHaCTrt -Thr Jearoal.)
Pendleton. Or.. March JO. VO. Nay
lar otAthna. who waa found dead in
Byors. millraco in this city. .Sunday
moraine, waa taken to hi home yester
day, and burled la Athena today. . He
waa a wealthy wheat grower, and well
known ali over UmatUla county..-,
' Up to tola time no evidence haa bean
found connecting . any one with the
killing of Naylorv though . som. suspl
clon ha been thrown upon his son-in-law,
Kd Traoey. with whom Naylor bad
trouble ' and with whom he wa 'aa
Murine; the evening. ',
At first it was taken for (-ranted that
Naylor' hod drowned, but when the au
topsy thawed otherwise, itta mat lar of
" death toeeam mystryl-a4t-wa
: atroaui that- ha came to. bia- death, by a
blow In hia head. Two year ago Tra-
cey married the dughterof JJaytof.
- Aerrdtn;.-ra. Trscey, aha was 111
nd bet father cam down n the rnlaed
train from Athena Saturday 1o visit
her. lie visited with, har between S and
' o'clock 1n the afternoon and Wa to
-return, in: lhj t VfningcJ tf sheeama
down town and saw her father and hua
"band In oa of the saloons: Her father
was drunk.. Bite declared that there had
been no -particular trouble between ber
tried to persuade hi wife to so back
Ithtna. Ha said be told him
ithat he would hav to do one of two
; things, - stay away and atop making
trouble In the family or he would auit
nd leave his wife. He declared that
he spent Saturday night at hi brother's
borne.
Georg Wilkinson, e'youn rfoy. ys llon-ieted -with-th eon
that be saw Naylor lata Saturday night
after' be was' seen with hi aon-ln-law
. oa Franklin street and he waa drunk.
County Sheriff Taylor and Deputy
Jo Blakely .have -both been working
on the cae and up to thl time have UtOJtUlio .artlcjs said. In pax
found no direct evidence against any
one... and no arrest hav yet been
' made.
"blown to death in
Tamping dynamite
. ISpsetal DkOMtct U Tha IearMl.1
Hood River, Or March JO. S. B.
Vohnson. while aslntr dynamite thl aft
moon wa instantly killed. - Johnson
was employed in clearing land on a
fruit ranch belonging to th Hood River
l"rult company and - waangaged.ln
-hooting stump. 1 It Is suppoeed. that
- tie had waeed a. ebarg of dynam
; wnder a stump and was tamping Jtln
""with a bar used for thst purpose and
that he aceldentaly struck th cap. The
4orcaLofth explosion thraw him
feet from the place wher he waa work
ing and hi body was horribly mangled,
head was blown of f. one leg. broken
'and a large hple torn in his aide. Th
' tamping bar, with which- he wa work
ing, was found zo ieet veyond the bod
The unfortunate man -leave a widow
r and svral chlldrik'
MAGNIFICENT HOTEL '
1 FOR HOT LAKE RESORT
tJ. ItBpeeUl.nispetck te THe Jourstl.)
.Hot Lake; Or.. March" 20. .Arrange
ment are now being made by the Hot
Lake Sanatorium ' company to spend
f 100,000 In Improvement during fhe
building, modern in every particular,
will be erected at a cost of f 10.600. It
la estimated thst the heating and
tilumhlng will pout 110.000; a gl
covered . contervalory, 10,000; a cold
water syatem to be piped from the
mountain spring above th lake. $10,000,
nd f 10,000 is also set sslde for inci
dentals. - Mot lke Is on of th most famous
health resorts in th entire northwest,
and the great Increase In business de
mends' this Improvement.
Piefenad Bok Oaaaed Oeods.
Allen A Lewis' Beat Brand.
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If"
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If it'r pleasant today all
the more reason to expect
, rain tomorrow, and you
- know tt never rains, but it
- pours.- -- . i '
It is poor policy to wait
when we now offer the
'NEW SPRING STYLES
at $10 to $25.
LiortCLOTHinQQ
GcuaJtufm-Pro
Outfitters for Men and Boys
168 and 168 Third St ,
Mohawk Building
OF SENSATIONAL-STORYf
Amcliei-Rives, :r Now : tht Prlncets
Troubetikoi," Alleged to Hava Ra
ceived Financial Aosiitanca From
Defendant. ; ' '
New
4earal SeeeUI gerviee.K-
York, March 10 John Arm-
StatW circuit oourt today against W1J-
iiam 11 M.nn ann th Tnn TP"!
Vatican About to . Invest " Ten
Million Dollar Fund in Amer
' lean Securities.""
THOMAJS F. RYAN -WISHES -
-qrtJ-BE-CrUGENTl
Long Stand in f Rivalry for Honor and
financial Gain of Representing
prlate-ij. Picrpont Morgan Now
"Visiting Boma. - v , 1. - , .,
- r (Joaraal gpaaial Serrtrs.) ,-- .-
sUaw-rrirork-Marcarao-Tha ltBg
rumored luvestment of funds of the
Vatican In United State aecuritle 1
about to b made, .according to a cable
gram from Rome. These funds, which
are : under "the direct control of ,' Pope
Plu X. now aggregate $40,000,000, and
the- present asset of th Vatloan im
mediately available for t reinvestment
amount to$10,000,004.r .
Th report that they are to be in
vested in this country Is not official.
but the fact is practically confirmed by
Charles A- Consul, Vice-president of the
Morton 1 Trust company, of which
Thomas F. Ryan Is a- dominant factor.
A long-gtnnaing rivalry lias existed
between Ryan and'J.' Flerpont Morgan
forXhe lionor and financial gain of be
ing the fiscal agent of tha pop . in
America. v; v ' ' ,. .... -
Morgan,' who month ago was known
to b striving for th honor of handling
the Vatican funds, 1a again visiting the
Vatican la th hop of securing the
agency. Purlng his last visit he I re-
porteo-Iohav tirgeorThaf- ha could ee-4
cur a , tnucH" g raterrforn tor th6
church, funds than th per cent paid
by. th Rothschilds:.,-. .. ...
Publishing eompany for $60,000 dam
ages for libel. . . C'hanler alleges that an
article in the paper insinuated that im
proper relation existed between him
self and bis former wife, Amelle Rives,
author of "Th Quick or th Dead," and
now princaa Troubetskol. and that
sent of ber husband. Chanler gives his
residence a. Roanoke Rapids. Virginia.
He makes affidavit on th information
and belief that th libelous article ap
peared In Town Topic,- October 16,
Th sensation -of the country around
here, wher Amelia Rive Chanler Trou
betskol lives in her singularly independent-wny,
ha reached arch max where an
Interchange of two dispatches has been
mad between Prlnc -Plerr, her present
husband, who I somewhere els than at
home, and her former husband, John
Armstrong Chanler, who 1 hanging
around Charlottevllle. 'Virginia.
Th first -telegram read: Our-Amelia
is 111; need money. Will -you up
ply itf Troubetskol.'
"Th answer came: ..It will be my
pleasure. - How much? Chanler.
''XJosslps -aythat Chanler Is on-
tantly riding, and driving with 'our
porches t -the Rive mansion; that he
make "our "Amelia' presents off silver
and whatnots, and is continually car
rying or sending flowers to her.
These statement are all denied.
UMATILLA PROJECT IS-1
IAB1PLY GAINING SHAPE
Beeeisl Pluseteb te Iha-J easLt
Echo,. Or., March 20. A meeting of
th stockholders of the East Umatilla
River Water User association, under
the East Umatilla Irrigation project, ha
been called to take place early In April
for the purpoee of making a contract
for th carrying out of th project and
everything pertaining to the came.-Subscription
for -stock closes On April 10,
after which'- tlm any - on - desiring to
subscribe for stock must take step
-throughr-tb-T "f ""t '"''-W.
recommended by th association. There
are about 11.000 shsres already sub
scribed. - '- -
The association must have the right
of way before the aecrfarywill approve
of th carrying out of th project, and
th association is making all efforts to
have the am secured by this time, so
that th edvertlslng for bids for the
project may go on. It is expected that
the actual work of excavating for the
reservoir and canals will be commenced
by May 1. .
COLD WEATHER CAUSES .
VALE COURT TO ADJOURN
(Special Mssetea te The JmhhsI
TbT. Or.rMaroh 20 Judge George JB.
Davis of Canyon City opened court here
on March tt and adjourned last Batur-
dayhavinguxleared. thadockeL of, a 11
the holdover cases. An adjourned ses
sion will be held In April, at which time
the new cases, both civil and criminal,
about $0 In number, will be heard.
This adjournment was made on ac
count of deep snow and extremely cold
weather. Had th court been continued
It - would have been necessary to sub
poena witnesses from distances rang
ing from 10 to ISO miles, also many of
the jurors are .large stock owners and
their- interests would have" materially
suffered had they been compelled to re
main at court. -
APRICOTS AND PEACHES
KILLED BY COLD WAVE
"(Rveclar "Dispatch 1 The Journal. J-" "
Milton, Or.. March, $0. Since the
fruit grower of thl section have had
time to fully Investigate the extent of
the damage don to th fruit In this
section by the recent storm tt I found
that much more will be lost than was at
first supposed. All the apricots have
beeitt killed," most of the pear and
peaches, and a large percentage of the
sarlyapplea The hearty late fruits
such as apples and prunes and most
of the plums are not injured. . Such a
frost was never known in Milton before
at this season of th year, and a thl
I a great fruit district th los wilt be
Very great. - - 1
IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY
MEETS AT FOREST GROVE
(Special ttirpatri to Th Jonras! )
Forest Orove, . Or., March 20. Th
Civic Improvement eoclety wilt meet at
th free reading-room on Wednesday,
March 21. and a Very Interesting program-
ha been prepared, a thl I th
regular annual meeting. Bealds sev
ers! numbers of music1. Fred V. Holmn
of Portland will present a paper n j
"Rosea and Ros Culture. A
JrnorCuMPANfES4
-FJLE-THEIR ARTICLES
(Special. Dlapatek t The Jnornal.) ' '
Salem, Or., March 20. ArtlcJes of In
corporation were filed with tb eecre
tary of tat yesterday as follows:
Sherk, Qase A Graham company , will
conduct a general merchandise and com-1
mission business; Incorporators are Ed
mund B. Gase, George W. Bnerk -and
B. W. Graham.
Clackamas County Mutual Telephone
eompany; incorporators,. Napoleon Da-
ysJJEugent S.Jenne andTunothy.
Brownhlil; principal-. office, Oresham;
capital stock.. $6,000. -r , : .
. Capital improvement com pan yi ;ln-eorporators.J-A.
- Taylor, J oaeph - N.;
Smith, M. J. Capps; .principal . office.
Balnra ; capita stock, i0,000. .-. , i
W, P- . J ohnson company ? tnoorpora
tor. W, P. Johnson. F. . : Walt, B. O
trander; capital stockv $260,000; princi
pal off lae, Portland. vTh corporation
will operut mills- forth-manufaetur
of bulldlog material,: for the making
of flour and feed and will do a general
real estate and broker' business. .
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ROAD FROM THRALUXl:
O-KLAMATH-LltE
ATTRACTS MAflV BUYERS
--t - - Monday"bgan th second weelt of thia remarkatla . offer'" "of"
. furnitur and carpet. It U no longer our. gale, but tha people',
. and wa'ar proud not only "of tha aucceaa w ha ve met with, but --: -
the confidence the people have in our advertitementi. If our offer
wit-TiQt an honest one and lived up to honestly, , thia aale could norr; w
have Kved a week.-The goods and price mentioned below tell T. CtV,
their own atorv. "DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME ON PAY- ; H-T
. MENT OF ONE DOLLAR" is the whole etory of tHe lennsrAnd
behiiidall gtnds6ur DICNIFIEDrJUST-ANDOENEROU
CREDIT SYSTEM, which meant fair treatment and a considera-
lion of your interests.
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sa-i as. ,.- ,-, ,..,, , , , . m m m - , ir a mi ar . 4 i.
in. 2- anAsli1 la m4w1w Aitfrw frrorM int wa
have offered It contiats of a beautifully enameled:
Bed, head end 54 inches high, foot end 43-inch, -pillars
2i-inch thick; a 2-ply woven, wire spring and a
49-pouna wooHop hisixicbs.
$i-Place$IlihYouTnome-$l
A DlGmTIED SAIE ON DICNIFIED TtBUS Jl SPENT HERE IS A CREDIT TO YOUR ACCOUNT AND YOUR JUDCEUENT-
T- (Bpecta Dtasktch to The Jonraal ) j .
Salem. Or.. March 20. The Klamath
-fcak Railroad company ef Poke rams.
Oregon, organised under the laws of the
stat of Calif 6rnlaaaa filed a dsclara
Hon of purpose to engage In business
In this state through Its attorney, John
W. Alexander of Portland. Ii 1s the In
tention to build and -operata railroad
from' Thrall, California, to Klamath
take. Oregon, th - disianc 1 fiuiu the
starting point to the- termlnu being ii
miles. The line I to be of standard
gaug and follows along the Klamath
river, thence passe near th falls of
Falls creek to a point where It Inter
sect the logging railroad of th Poke
gama Sugar Pine Lumber company, and
comes northerly to Klamsth lake. The
president of' the company la R. L. Mc
Cormlck and Its secretary, F. P. Deer-
WORK IS BEGUN UPON-
WALLA WALLA-TROLLEY
FORESTJ5R0VE CROPS -
1 'IN GOOD CONDITION
. 1 : ' r-
(Spedal Dlapatch te The Journal.)
Forest Grovs, Or.; Msrch 20:-Snow
fell here Sunday and Monday to the
depth- s1x-rnCheHt-ls now melting
fast- It is reported that th chacga-Of
weather, which Is now much warmer.
I help Ilia crops and tree which hav
not yet been-damaged. Los this far Is
light, wheat and oats are saf from In
jury, but clover will hav to b sown
again in many places. ...
r To Kaoadam JVoeWLs.. -.
(apaelat Dlapateh io The Joorpal.)
Wal'a Walla. Wash., March JO. Pelt
tlona asking the county commissioners
W macadamise what I known aa the
an-wihvblld jitthe ijevarah
April meeting. The road la about five
(Special rnapatch to The Journal 1
-1- Walla Walla, Wash., March 20. Th
Walla Walla Valley Traction company
commenced today th work of con
structing Walla .Walla's new streetcar
system. Graders started at Kant Main
street and Dover avenue and a mil and
one half of track will be laid imme
diately In order tt comply with 'th
terms or the company's franchise, which
requires that one and one-half miles of
track be completed by April $0. Several
cars of rails and ties have arrived and
th work will be rushed a fast aa men
can- b employed
HEAVY DAMAGES BY
FROSTT0 FRUITTjROP
(Special Dlipateh to The Journal.)
Walla Walla. Wash., March 20.
Herbert MeArthur, manager of the Bla
lock Fruit company' ranch, on of the
biggest1 fruit ranches 'In Washington.
stated yesterday that early fruits on
the Blalock ranch had been damaged
from 26 to 40 per cent by last week's
cold-snap. Bilver prunes, - Blng and
Royal Ann cherries, early peaches and
apricot suffered th most and th loss
to th Blalock company will foot up
mousanog or dollars.
HOP ASSOCIATION r
T ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
(Spatial Dispatch te The Joarasl.)
Salem, Or., March 20. The Oregon
Hopgrower' association met In thl city
Saturday and elected, officers aa fol
lows: Jsmes K. Sears of McCoy, presi
dent; II. C. Fletcher of Salem, vice
president; Jsmes R. Coleman' of Salem
secretary. A board or director wss
slso. chosen to consist of: J. T. Wood
of Salem, Louis Aroes of Silrerton, O.
W. Beckett of Selem R. F. D. No. 1. W.
H. ftgsn of Oervals and Frsncls Shafer
of Salem.
COMPANY M, 0. N. G., : .'
; HOLDS EXAMINATION
(Rpeeial Dtopatrh to Tha Journal.)
Salem, Or., March 20. Company M,
O. N. Q., of this city held a com
petitive examination for th promo
tion of non-commissioned officers In the
Armory last night. The exsmlnatlona will
b conducted by th local officers snd
promises to b particularly Interesting,
sine 14 applicants will strive for hon
ors. The company now numbers 06
men snd all take much Interest In the
work.' ' .. - . j
Credit
For
All
XD'
First
'and
Taylor
T Sts.T
mTIea In ln
tltinn for macadamised road that
hav been filed with tfi commission ersr
which If granted will mean an eipendl
tur of clos to tJO.000". ,
Teacher' Institute. " .
(gpeelal Dlapateh to The Journal.)
Walla Walla, Wash., March 20: Th
annual , teachers' Institute .. for Walla
Walla county opened yesterday at the
high aohool auditorium for a six days'
session. A number of prominem edu
cators all over th stata ar In attend
ance. Teacher to th 'number of 14$
registered yetrday. -
. ndd Seek BlMtioa.
Salem, Or., March 20. B. T. Judd, a
prominent farmer of Turner, haa - an
nounced himself a a candidate forth
legislative subject- to tha . indorsement
of th Republican votera at th direct
primary election. -Ha was a member of
th lfOt-leglslattrr:
ICE-SNOWSTORM , DYING CONSUMPTIVES
HAGINGTtrMONTANA
1 (Journal Special Sarrtce.) "
Bott. Mont, March 10 A flare
now storm is rsglng la eastern Mon
tana, driving cattle ahead of It. Stock
losses wilt- be heavy and trafflo 1 bad
ly delaytd. : .
Tsoot tat Omatllla-
(Spedal Dlapatrh to The Jooraal.)
Athena, Or., March.v3. Dr. J. D.
Plamondon of th Athena Rod and Gun
club recently mad application to th
Bureau of Fisheries st Washington, D.
C, for a consignment of trout to be
planted" In th waters of th Umatilla
river, and - It - la now learned that an
assignment of black-spotted trout haa
been mad. Th distribution of this
species usually -occur from March un
til aVevembsr. : :
RESCUED FROM FLAMES"
(Special Dispatch to The JoafhaL)
'i
Cpokan. March 20. Fir at th bme,
of Fred Malender lata last night dls- "
closed th fact that both th man and
hla wife ar suffering from tuberculosis
and nnabl to do mach work. Th house
wa not destroyed, but th man was,.
carried by ftiujii" fruuirhia bd," too), j
weak to assist himself. He had four
hemorrhag durlag th day and seemed
in a aylnf eondltloirhtnh flranin
reached him. It 1 thought h cannot
live mor than a day or two. . -. .
Th fir started In an Incubator np
staira. Tha family mad a living by .
raising chleken. Evidence ef extrem -
Soverty waa shown In every room. Mrs.'
slender, who Is not so weak aa the
- man,-was doing the Reuses
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