The Oregon daily journal., March 21, 1906, Page 13, Image 13

HO PtACETO PUT
DOCK DE17EY
Huge Ship Repair Structure May
'( Become White Elephant In
the Philippine.
SENATE ASKS WHY IT .
WAS BUILT IN EAST
Route From. Pacific 4 Coast Is Five
. ; thousand Miles Shorter end Tolla
in Sues Canal Would Be Saved to
Uncle Sam.
(Journal Special Sar.lc)
Washington March ll.Tbe - dry.
' duck Dewey may become a "white ele
phant" when It reaches ths Phllip
rlnes. ' There, seems to be no place In
the - archipelago -wuttable " f or " Jta loca
tion. Just how it is to Dt uuusea
waa a pussls to the senate thla after
noon. It waa declared that the har
bor of Manila la too ahallow, as Is
also ths harbor at Sublg bay. -'
The question waa aaked why the dry
dock was not built on the Paclflo eoest,
aa- the . route to . the Philippines la
shorter by 6,000 mllea and the expense
rough
the Sues canal 'Would have been saved.
Senator flpoonersald It seemed extraor
dinary that the work was done on the
Atlantic side. .... JL. : ' ...- '.' . '..
jOffJclals of. the navy department,
when asked regarding the criticism of
the senate, r BaldthsTS-waa tie choice In
the matter, as the law required the de
partment to award the contract to the
ted a I
bU. but decs rt m en t officials say th
bid was so much hlghar than that of
the Maryland Steel company that It
to build It on the Pacific.
JAP. WOULD SACRIFICE HIS
r COUNTRYMAN FOR Of BT-"
- I ' in i . '
. ... . . - -
facoma Police Rescue Oriental
In: Nick ; of 0 Time Was
- Bound Hand and Foot. '
(Sports! Dlnpatrk to The Joarnal.)
- Tacoraa, Waslu Msrch Jl. With his
. arms tied , and his feet and lets so
bound that he looked as though he had
been trussed up turkey fashion to be
roasted, K. Omote. a Japanese, was
found by City Detective Smith lest
evening In a room In a jspaneaeTIodg
' ing-house. . A burly Japanese giving ths
- tiams of Will a was standing over Mm
and ursine- Omote - to pay hlra $80,.
whlchWllla . declared: Omote . owed.
Smith at once rut the rope that tied
"the Japanese, but ths man had been so
long In a cramped condition that he
could scarcely walk, and the corda had
eut Into the flesh, so tightly was the
- rone bound.
Tq " police knew -of the man'1
predicament a Japanese rushed listless
Into the station and urged that a police
man be sent Immediately to the lodglng
' house, where he declared one of his
countrymen wss about to. sacrifice an
other because he would not pay his
debts. When the of floor reached the
Jcdging-hou eeJiefoundi .tLffl iedwl.Uk.
Japanese who could give him no infor
mation of sny msn being bound or pun
ished. Smith was certsfn. there was a nig
ger in the woodpile and began a search.
He went through room after room and
- finally entored ths room In which Omote
wss bound. WUla was also in the room
armed with a four-inch . blade (Hasp
ing fun at his captor and tormentor,
: and when released by Smith he man I-
-DEVICE FOR SHOOTING i
WITHOUT USING BULLETS
(Joarnal special Serrtea)
Berlin, March 11 A patent has just
.. been taken out by Cotonel . Yonder
Oolts, at Celle, for an Ingenious appa-
ratus enabling a marksmen to see the
exact result of range firing even though
no ammunition is used..- The rifle Is
placed In a rest, which swings freely
between two - metsl - supports. - The
trigger, is connected by mesne - of a
. spring with a little tube below,-Inclosing
a horizontally placed .needle, which
plertts a paper-terget every time t
trigger Is pulled. -The marksman alms
at an ordinary target placed at the regu-
latlon distance. When he believes his
rifle to be properly sighted he pulls the
trigger. At thet 'moment . the needle
darta - forward and pierces ths little
Indicator st the onset spot where a
bullet would have struck the ordinary
arret. . . -
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Vinol builds you uj
7 and keeps you up
Our delicious Cod Liver
preparation without oil.
Better , than old-fashioned
cod liver DA and emulsions
' to restore health for
Old people, delicate children,
weak run-down persons,
and after, sickness, colds,
., coughs, bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles.
Try it on our guarantee.
VVOODARD CLARKE A CO. . :
SERUES SUCPOEHA
Oil TILFORD
Standard . Oil Employe Wanted
- a Witness by Hadley Is ' "
"Finally Caught -'
OFFICER BADLY HURT ' v.
, y IN PERFORMING DUTY
Trust Magnate Slams Automobile
Door In His Faoe, Catching. Server
; by the Arm and . Dragging Him
' Helplessly Along. .
(Jaurssl Special Sanies.) ,
' New York, starch- l.Aftsr a chase
of two months Henry M. Tllford. one of
the Standard Oil officials wanted as a
witness by Attorney-General Hadley of
Missouri, was caught by a process
server on Fifth avenue yesterday even
ing. Tha process server, M. E. Paun'edo,
was painfully Injured while performing
his duty.-. - '
u TUford. all muffled In sn overcoat,
waa detected by Palmedo slipping out
of, the servants' door In the basement
of the Tllford residence, and sntsrlng
an auto. Palmedo rushed up with sub
po,na in hand, but Tllford Jumpediu-
slds the auto and s Lammed the door but
ths window-was open. Ths - process
server reacnea m. delivered the suDpoena
and ths -witness fee that must aocom
psnv It.
Tllford seised the strap that raises
the window, pulled It hard and caught
Palmedo' s arm at the wrist. Ths chauf
feur started the machine-with a Jerk
and . the - process , server wss dragged
k.inifiM -1 ....
Palmedo screamed with pain and fin
ally Tllford released him and he fell la
a snowdrift. Palmedo's arm will bs
prsallnnlla useless fss, snsis tl
cause fat the bruises and strained raes-
REQUEST CLEMENCY FOR "
- AGED VOODOO DOCTOR
(Josmal Special Service.)
Phlladelpuia, Pa., March II. Counsel
for George P. Hoseey,-' the- n"gro 't io
doo" doctor, - sentenced to be hanged
next week for complicity in the murder
of William Dans, have taken their cass
before the state board of pardons,' and
at Harrlsburg today will make aplca
to have the eentence of death, commuted
to life Imprisonment, The aged negro
Is accused ofTiavIng sold to Mrs. Cath
erine Dans "love, powders, "- with which
she made away With her husband. Ths
woman was tried and convicted of be
ing a principal in the murder. She waa
sentenced to be banged, but her sen
tence was commuted to life imprison
ment. 'The lawyers for Hossey argue
that he wae only- an-
that. In view of the action taken- in the
woman's case, his sentence also should
bs commuted.
In Moyamansing prison the aged
voodoo'
doctor,, who for years -aodgirTiT'who express themselves aa "not
"love charms" and "philters" to Igno
rant msn and women, has acted strange
ly aver since he was first committed.
umy recently he refused to - eat any
food for a period of eight days, be-
eausa a screen had keen placed in front
j-Dr-we-grating-nrxDe aoor or bis eeiLT
Is Is more than 10 years old.
LIVED MOST OF HIS
' : LIFE LYING IN BED
(Journal Special Senlea)
Stockholm. March Zl.. r-. Professor
Oedmann,. whose recent death has re
ceived notice from King - Oscar and
others, wss a thsologlsn of considerable
note and at the same time an eccentrio
of a most peculiar type. After an 111
ness which compelled nlm once to keep
tr his bed for a time, he conceived
liking for lying abed, and did aU his
work end-teok his meals snugly en
sconced. 111 h hlanknta. The lattei
psrt of his- Ufe, In fact, was spent en
tlrely in bed. "The professor had an
unreasonable -dread -of catching - cold,
and would never allow his bedroom
window to be opened. Written exercises
by students were first warmed on
stove before he would touch them. Mis
desth wss caused by a visit from an old
farmer who wiahed to consult him and
by some mists ks entered the bedroom
with clothes plentifully besprinkled with
snow. - Hsrr Oenmann angrily orasred
him awe y. but' the visitor, who wss
deaf, drew nearer to his bedside.-This
excited the wsrmth-lovlng professor -so
much that he broka a blood-vessel and
died. ' - .
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND
--VISITING IN FRANCE
: (loeraal Specie! Servtaa.)
Paris, Msrch SI. Archbishop Ireland
hss arrived in Paris en his way to
Rome, where he has been summoned by
the pope to confer on Important church
matters. The eminent Amerlcsn prsl-
ate has accepted the invitation of
Cardinal Richard, archbishop of Parts,
to address here tomorrow - a solemn
gstherlng of all the French cardinals,
archbishops and bishops. The purpose
of the gathering, which Is In the nature
of a general' eouncll of tha church In
Trance, is to discuss the new situation
In this countrir created by ths separa
tion law and to suggeat new rulea"Tf'
discipline to meet the present emer
gency. - "' i
Archbishop - Ireland - is expected to
epesk of the position of , the Roman
'tOtholtSThnreh TtCAmtrlcaV Jtr-eerdl!
relations with the state and to draw a
parallel -with the ohuroh's new eltuatlon
In France, pointing out- the--many points
of resemblance between present condl-J
tlons In both countries. He Is also ex
pected to euggeet how far the church in
France may follow the American branch
In adjusting its relations with the stats
so thst It msy really call Itself inde
pendent and free from Interference.
AMERICAN BEST DRESSED.
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
''tJeeraal SeechiT Berrfre .) ''", '
' London, Msrch 11. Ths sartorial
journals declare tha present parliament
to be the worst-dressed within recollec
tion. AUthe red tiee and slouch hats
and reefer Jackets and baggy-knaed
trouaers of the labor members are poor
compensation for ths exquisite cprreot-
nsss and dandyism of ens or two mem
bers. The best-dressed man in the
bouse of commons Is declared to be the
American-bora Mr. Burdett-Coutte. Just
now he favors a blue-gray morning
garb. His shirt front is blue, and ss a
consequence bis cuffs are ae blue . as
Italian aklea, hie handkerchlsf has a
broad hem of blue, and when he re
clines In. dignified pose It is revealed
thst his hoss delicately match the tint
ef his tie. watch la dark blue. ,
TiiEoiiEGOiCisAnjouRirAtrTPOTrrLAND, we
STRANGE FACT'S.
Wit seems arrange that sometimes your
stomach or bowels won't aigest your
food.1' no matter what you eat.
It may be the weather, or It may be
juat the state of your general health,
but In any case, there is only one car
tals. safa and Dosltlve method of cure.
and. that Is the proper 'Mse of that uni
versal remedy for all forms of dyspeptlo
trouble or digestive weakness, whether
In stomach. Itverr kidneys-r-bewela 4-
Btuart'a DvaoeDSla Tablets. -.
Bl reuse. It la. Insl In aufhjlttleab1
lata, to be taken a few times a day. may
lie- such wondrous potential possibili
ties, that by.thelr uaethe eourss of a
man's-whoJa life yee, i iae won
mav ba chanced
Tet, -who would not appreciate the
fact that if Napoleon had not .been Buf
fering from Cancer of the Stomach he
would have-- won Instead ,ef lost at
WaterlooT .
And Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets would
have cured his Stomach Trouble had
they then been invented, aa they have
cured thoueands of others in ths past
10 vears. who have suffered-Just -as
Nanoleon did. ! :
TSo ou -can readily appreciate .that
todayrbyCuTlBg all these people. Htu
art's Dyspepsia Tsblsts is helping to
get the world's work done, by- people
who-would do worse-work if they were
sick, so they-must be having a great
influence,-la a quiet wayroo the world's
progress. ' f ;
They may, therefore, be classed as
6he of the triumphs pf science, amongst
other dlsoqverles. in medicine, mechan
ics, transportation, ete.
Let this, then, remain In your mem
ory. a fact upon which to act when
occasion requires! " .
When any organ In - your yaat di
restive machinery gets out of order,
youUiava. at your command one of the
great inventions of the age, in Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, to put your Hi a
1 chlnoryUn-ordor-sg;
Bv so doing you will save much' use
less friction, add - to - tha energy and
working possibilities of your bodily
machine, and relieve yourself from suf
ferlng, disease, weakness, premature
old age and death. ,
All this is strictly in accordance with
The most modern teachlnga of the best
scientific schools of health, hygiene and
medlolne. and It wIlTbe to your ad vanVT
age to. lay theae facts to heart
Don't hesitate. Vry Stuart's
Dys
eiBsJt.abitsv tar---
GREY BULL CLUB IS IIUING
-
Many" Fair rWIdow and Pretty
i Young Girls Wiljing to Make
Montana Bachelors Happy.-
- . tKntrli) nunatrh U The Journall
' Helena, Mont., Mareh lJ- Floods nf
letters are being received at the orey
Bull club of Meeteetse as the result
of. the recent publication of its inten
tion to raise money to advertise ths
fact thst thsre are IS unmarried men in
thla county to every marriageable fe
male. Every mail brlnga from to
oirieTCersrsTiorthey come frowwomen
of all ages, seeking positions In every
occupation to which - the -fair sex le
accustomed to look as a means of llv.
Inc. Many are from- widows and-?
averse to matrimony ' and wish, to cor
respond with "some good-looking bach
elor," and ' eay they think they could
make ths right man the beet kind of a
wife. ' Some specify that the man with
whom they are put in correspondence
must not drink of mtke, and a lew
say thsy must not swear." -
It has been : found necessary to give
these communications a number and
place them in order, although postal
sard ireplles are sent to each the day
received. Thus far two. school tesch-
eis have beenrufferea positions for the
winter, and a number of stenographers
advised of opsnings. It Is probable
that no further publication . wltt be
necessary to fill every- vacancy In the
way of a position in the county, but
1t le . probable that eome time . will
slapse before all the bachelor, are
taken cere of. -
now
attention to the fact that "while
neither a matrlmonlslageji
pl6ymghTburesu,'Tlt is ready to put
persons desiring its services in com
munication with correspondents
igordlngo thelr-se vera 1 and varied de-
sires."
Baksr . Totes em School Bonds.
(Special DUnttob to The Journal.)
Baker' City. Or. March Jl. Saturday
afternoon a school election wfll be held
in Baker City for the purpose of voting
I20.00Q-bonds for the erection of a
new schoolhouse. The new building,
if the bonds era voted, will be erected
on Seventh street, north of B street.
Cocoa beans grow
pods on the trunk
and limbs of a deli
cate tropical tree.'
They contain " s I x '
times more food val-
ue than beef.
We use the highest:
.cos tj n th ata re
grown and there Is
nothing In ;our cocoa
but cocoa.
That Is why It Is
the nioit delicious of
cocoas
m wAiTi a. tswnr ce.
V Cocoa beans grow Inl
I
9
sr'eBe
3UAREZGEnTEARY
IS CELEBRATED
AIL Parts of Mexico Join In Hon
oring Memory of the Great'
FRUSTRATED ATTEMPT
OF THIRD NAPOLEON
Patriotism and Unconquerable Coqr.
age Won Freedom for Hia Country
r. Prom - Pule of- Archduke - Max
i imilian.-- i "j r . J
, (Jearaaf 4eeelal Berrlea.)
' City ef Mexico, March -I Li In all
parte ot the Republic ef Mexico fetes
were held today- In- celebration -f -the
centenary of Benito Juares. the "lib
erator," who wae born March II. me.
In the capital . and In all other oltlse
throughout ths rspubllo ths day waa
observed as a national holiday, Publlo
buildings wsre decorated, business was
suspended and anniversary meetings
were held at which speakers ef promt-
nenoe told of-the life and deede or the
patriot . Outside the City of Msxloo the
principal celebration is hsld in tha olty
of-Josrss. where a program of fesUvl
ties covering several days have been ar
ranged. A monument to Juarea la to be
unveiled and a banquet given which will
be attended by many publlo men.
' Thwarts sTapoleoa. .' , '
It waa due ehlefly to the unconquer
able courage of Benito Juarea that the
attempt ef Napoleon III to establish aa
empire In Mexico wss frustrated. . The
French ruler did succeed in placing the
unfortunate 'Maximilian on tha throne
and ths Austrian archduke assumsd -thej
functions ef . emperor at the Mexican
capital. But when Marshal Basins
MaSHIHuBlSi
French troops J u ares soon crumpled up
thn el.hor.l. Imnnrtert atructure that
bad been constructed of material little
more enduring than glittering tinsel.
Juarea was an Indian of humble
origin, but by the utmost Industry and
perseverance ha acquired great learning
and gained bis first distinction through
his own talents. " . . .
He began his active political career at
about 10. and from -the time he was It
he wag one of the tnost notable figures
in tha publlo life of Mexico, though
Santa Ana; his implacable enemy, drove
him out of the country for two rears.
when he lived In New Orleans until
1165. Three years' after his return he
msde himself president of the republle
end was recognised by -the-- United
Stales, sntsrlng ths 'City ofMsxlco
early In IStl and being confirmed In the
preeldency by a general election.
Wu With Socope. -
By a decree which suspended payment
of foreign debts and of all national liev
bUltles he brought down on hie govern
ment -tha allied-wrath ef England, Spain
and Franos, which powers Invaded the
republic . He soon made peace with
England and Spain, but with France he
could net tsea-t. Napoleon HI lew In
the civil strife that rent the United
Btatee an opportunity to .Introduce Im
perialism into Mexico, ana he aeciarea
war against Juares tn 1SS1.
Juarea soon was driven from the capl
tal by ths French' army and thereafter
he abandoned one eeat of government
f after anothsr, letreatlng beforv t.
torioue French. --- .
Meanwhile, although Maximilian had
been declared emperor of Mexico, Juares
had something more than a moral aup
nort of the United States, and he went
on fighting whMeeelngon-UJLJbie-was4.
driven as far north as El Paso del Norte.
. Here at last hs made a successful
stand and soon began a steady advance
southward until he Invested Queretaro,
where the Imperial army waa captured.
Maximilian was taksn prisoner, court
martialed and shot -
In July. 1867,, Juares reentered the
capital, and in October he was reelected
president sgalnstjorflrlo Diss, tha pres
ent president or Mexico. , in the next
five yearshewn busy suppressing
revolutions that Diss mainly conducted.
In 1171 he was again alsotsd president.
but died the following year of apoplexy,
SCHOOL GIRLS TERRORIZED
BY CHICAGO HOODLUMS
Detectives Located Along the
Routes From School rtd
Homes of Pupils. l
rjnsrsal Bnet s)l Sewfe.)
Chicago, March Si. Attacks en school
girls have become so alarmingly preva
lent -that -detectives are' now located
along the rout front the schools to ths
homee ef pupils to see that children are
never eut of eight of officers. Ths
most recent rase reported is from the
St. Jsmes school, whsrs a negro baa
persistently tried to drag girls from the
streets to doorways and dark' alleys.
Irene Brrnnan, 14 years of age. com
plained to the police that she was at
tacked by four Greeks as she was pass
ing a fruit store kept by them. Thsy
wsrs dragging her to the rear Of the
store when her screams attracted a po
liceman and she wss rescued. Similar
cases are being reported 'every day," slid
parents are thoroughly alarmed. Msny
of the most outrageous cases have not
been reported to the police, or are sup
pressed by. therafsmlliss dreading the
dlsgrsco. - - i j
MAPLE SUGAR MAKING
TRIED AT LA GRANDE
(Special Dtapatch to The Jesrsal.l
La Grande, Or., March tl. What Is
believed to be the first maple augar
produced in thla section of Oregon la
that made by Mrs. I F. Pros be tel. who
baa about a dosen sugar maple tree on
her farm, grown from seed Imported
from Illinois II years ago. 8hs has
been making some experiments In ths
sugar IndUatry on a small scale. The
tapping of the trees waa superintended
by a former resident of the sugsr dis
tricts of Ohio. Ths amount -of syrup
turned out wss not large, but it Is of
excellent quellty. The eugar is of
lighter eolor and has not quite the same
taste as the eaatsrn product.
NIKOLA TESLVS PLANT
IS SOLD FOR OLD DEBT
(JeSraal Special Servke.)
Colorado Hprtngs. Col.. March II.
The costly equipment of Nikola Teste's
experiment station, located here slx-
1 years ago, when the noted electrician
was planning greet things in wireless
telegraphy, is to be sold tomorrow by
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tha sheriff at public suction to satisfy
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