The Oregon daily journal., May 18, 1906, Image 1

GOOD EVENING
-Journzil Circulation ;
THE WEATHER.
Yesterday I
Showers tonight and Saturday;
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VOL. V. NO. 63.
PORTLAND, OREGON, '-...FRIDAY EVENING, , MAY 18, '1906: TWO SECTIONS 24 PAGES.
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PREPARATIONS COMPLETED FOR EXHIBITION OF OREGON MANUFACTURED GOODS
gSd DISPLAY
Vindows-Arc-Being-Decorated Prettily
Throughout Business: District Many
features Planned Tor Great Indus-
tnaT5PaTadetommineesltusys
''Made In Oregon" week will open to
morning, Seereely-e shew win
dow of any store In the business dl
trlot of the city will be without a dls-
play of goods actually manufactured In
Oregon. The. display will range from
steam engines to cheese." In fact, nearly
everything Ona can imagine" will - be
wmwn. "Tlig -f xlilMttoii-Twontlaaa-f-a
a revelation to those who are not ac
quainted with tha products of tha atate.
Soma of tha display are being arranged
today. - . " . :
While tha week haa been planned prU
-marily-ae -an advertisement for Oregon-4
made goods It will not be without diver
sions and many pleasant features. . Ona
of these will ba the bis free entertain
ment Tuesday light, the" masquerade
. carnival Wednesday evening andtbe
parade Friday afternoon..'
, . ... QohirAWSaeta.--- " '
' AH but two of tha queens for tha
parade were selected last night. . Tha
Judges. jrevlotyV-JiaJecte4 18 young
-- women and last night these 10 met the
: Judaea at tha Portland hotel, where tha
qualifications of each, were seriously
studied. No announcemcnt-waa-made-of
the relative beauty of tha candidates.
Tha choosers aald that each waa se
lected because aha waa tha flgHmralglTt
for nte-tfaitibn ahe lsto Tjdld and- had
other qualifications which they did not
care to discuss. At this conference of
the candidates and Judges It was de
cided that the young woman chosen as
Queen of Industry should also ba the
reigning queen of the day. This posl
TloiTfenrto'Wlaa Oertrude "Woodruff of
407 Eaat Grant street. She la tall and
slender and of striking appearance. She
la of tha Spanish type of beauty with a
complexion,.
The other queena to reign over floats
wara chosen,, with tha exception of Miss
Columbia and Queen of Peace. They
will probably - be selected at - the re
hearsal on Sunday at the "Lewis and
Clark expoaltlon . or tomorrow.Jha
eiieens selected were: Indian queen on
Mt. Hood,' Miss ATK Porter; tloral
queen. Mlsa Rtath Burkhart: queen of
O resort. Miss Leone Vay Willie; queen
of progress, Mlsa Elate WoodttjftJJaca
htwea,. Mlsa ant Tall: ftrst maid of
honor -to quean of induatry. Miss Ada
Rhodes; second maid of honor, Mlsa
May 'Strain; This morning -tbejudges
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Here Is a GangNof the Street-Cleaning Department Which Is Doing Trojan Service-" in the City ' Beautiful
The Driver on the Nearest Wagon Is Paul Rothman and the Others Are John Mu-
rCampalgn. Today.
; chow, J. Wr Long and John Snider."
aflh. mm 'mm. m. dm mm m mm, m m I
---in RentCotroversy WilPBitHout-
" a Job Through the President :
7" (Joem'tl SpeeUf SertlceT UJrJ
:wi lihln gton; Ma y i . 1 n fermat ton
from outtioe thjsVhii ou-e lio thT
effect that the SpanisU .treaty claims
eemmieelon will -not. have. Its leaae ax-
" tended after-September When tho
commission disbands ex-Senator William
- Chandler who la now the central figure
-4eMhe-nillroad rata-eontrovereyr-wUl e
without a -Job. '.- . m
It la not Intimated that tha death of
the commission ia connected with Chand
lers 'relation o It. but tha fact remains
that the president haa six times grant
ad It a run of six months at a time, Ita
original grant of Ufa by congresa having
been two years.
TRIED 201 TIMES TO KILL
HIL1SELF AND SUCCEEDS
For Ten Yeart John Rinaman
. . . . r-zi 1 rtewsoiiipDuiiaing rryaocx company,
ZlWa Unsuccessful n tttortt lleKlnr the shipbuilding company did
to Become a Suicide.
(Jearnat Spectal Service.) ' '
.1 Pittsburg, Pa., May John Rlna
man, aged 4T, succeeded when ha made
Ma 'tOlst attempt to commit suicide
For 10 year ha haa tried almost, every
method known. He took an overdose of
poison and U waa pumped out. Revolver
ahota always struck a belie and glanced
off. ' Ha attempted tha gaa route, but It
only caused Wm te awell horribly and
spoiled hia appetite, rmauy na waa sent
to an Insane asylum, where ha waa kept
In a atralght Jacket.'' . -
Thla morning ha manufactured a rope
out of tha straight Jacket, out or whlcB
" ha managed to wiggle, and hanged him
self from a window-sill. When at
tendants found him there was a seeming
smile of contentment upon his distorted
countenance. It waa the first tlma at
tendants had left him alone, night or
day, for many yeara, and ha Improved
i tha opportunity to end his life. . .
TWO STEAMERS MEET J
DISASTER IS PACIFIC
(Jonrntl Seeetal ttrtir.) '
London, May 1.a German mall
steamer, from Hamburg to Tokohsma.
was wrecked near Okinoshlma, Japan.
The passengers and crew are safe. The
British bark PHcalrn Island. .fronY Wel
lington New Zealand, to London, was
burned In the paelf q ocean. Nina of tha I
eraw are -mltiiagt , .
"TbeTast grant'frora tlia 'vTlTtta Kouaa
wanrtven March-It.- Just daya before
Trrysaieri Tlrl1ltcW'Bw'nnlli'rw
Ident on tha subject of lininarttp the
Democrats to support the admlnlstrs
tlon. It Is said at the White-House
that Oia president has no thought trf i
moving Chandler from office because
the commission will die anyhow..."
Tha senate today eliminated the words
In lt Judgment". In the rata btU'pro
vlalon authorlxlng the - tnteratate com
merce commission .to fix "Just and rea
sonable rates." Thla upsets one feature
of the "Allison compromise" of the court
review amendment adopted.:
Captain Charles 8.- Sparry waa today
nominated to be rear admiral. - - - -T
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SHIPBUILDERS SUED
c BY PACIFIC MAIL CO.
(loornel 8 peel .1 service.) V..
New Tork, May 18. The Pacific Mall
Steamship "company haa begun in the
United States circuit court a, suit for
IS3.S00 damages against tha "Newport
NewaJBhlpbullding Drydock company,
not construct the big transpacific liner
Siberia- according to specifications. Tha
Siberia wis turned uw In November,
10I, at a cost of over tl.T6O.0OU. In
tha summer of 1904 It waa discovered,
according to tha complaint, that she' had
a defective stern post with badly flawed
steel castings.
TOTAL BELIEF FUND IS :
" NEARLY SEVEN MILLION
i -1 (Joorn.l gseelaL.aervke4
San Francisco, .May 18. -The total
subscriptions for relief purposes Is
l.51S,233.48. Tha Massachusetts Re.
lief association contributed $270,000.
Irate' Father of Eloping Son May
Prosecute Man Who Swore . ;
Falselyas to TharX"""
Breakers-Chdahoaia are ahead in the
happy. bontymoon.3oyaga of -Mr.-and
Mrs. W. J, Seufert, who were .married'
in Portland last Tuesday morning, hav
ing eloped from The Dalles on an early
morning-'traln.i-The3. parents of tha
groom' objected. The, jnarrlage of Mr.
Seufert- Jr. to Mias -Esther: M. Beck,
both partlea being ' prominent In The
Dalles, was the result -of a love match
that began: Auguat 11 last."-.."" ""7
TWem6rnTng"Countr ClerkFrankB.
Fleida receive! a letter from-F.-Ar-Seuf
Ten, t ii' weaitny ' rufiKerymHii ot"i'Be"
Dalles and father of the greom. that- be
speaks a rising etornhiTheHfpistleol-
lowa: .a,-J.',U 'LJ;
"My son, w. J.-Jieufert, a minor, waa
given a marriage licenaa at your oftlce
en -t he 1 (th- by soma one In your ofnee.
Aa the kid did not have hla parenta"
coijaent,"" I wish "to -have tha names of
the peraonsor ; person-who swore -that
they knew he waa of age. - ' Perjury
teem to be rampantln the land and if
I can aid to atop some I will spare no
expense to make an example of those
committing it in this case."
Vr. Fields Informed the Irate father
that ' George- B. Rico had sworn that
young Seufert waa over II years eld.
ForcesL$fjityBew
, saders .Wage War, Against -r
T7Trash7tirt. aneffitthr t
: 77 !" Today : .'C-l J r
Portland is getting a scrubbing and
c leaning. up-this -after noen- euclt-aa -ft
haa' never had beforeHn. the history of
Its existence. ; Hosts of workers In
every portion of the municipality from
center to circumference are " buay - es
bees In i hive Dirt and filth are flying
as- tliey never flew before, before the
brooms takes, shovels and hoea of the
crusaders -against trash. . Everyone en
tered ' Into the laborof city cleaning
with the spirit thai conquers, end when
the workis -complete an the eeeumu
latttme of trash T-rmromed by-g-thouaand
twjnril'PS tnrilgllt," P0HInawnTI66k"Trke'
i" youngster thalTisa Just hsd a .bath
and donned a new suit of - white -dm-ir
clothes. - :-." ' --,.
New - that - the eHy la being made
.(jGotrtlnued
Pag Taro -
BLAME SENATE F0R7---FILIPINO
UPRISING
(mira.l Sperlsl Hervieo. ) ."
' Manila. May 18. The opinion la freely
expressed by Americans and many
Flliptnna that th present disturbances
among the natives are due to the action
of -the- Vnlted- 8tates-eenate- tn-regard
to the Philippine tariff bill. For tha
past five yeara the northern provinces
of Luton have been the most tranquil
In the Inland, but during the last two
montha there haabeen a .marked change
and the; situation ia tha moat, critical the
RUTcrnracni na . nau ( iim ior nve
yeara. ". I
TORPEDO BOAT CAPSIZES
AND SEVEN MEN DROWN
f Jmtrml SpeHal Servtee.t
Carvera, Spain, May 18. British tor
pedo boat No. B capslsed last night
here. BeveiL men were d
FREEDOM FROM RING
!E
.. Oregonian, April 17. 18.
'Chairman Carey of the free '
silver Republican faction atated '
In the convention over which he '
presided that It waa hla inten- .
' tlon to appoint a -city and een- -ty
committee ' that - ahouldae-
-neer-the people end freefrom-X
ring . inuuenoe. -inm aa tne
names of P. I Willis, W. T.
Hume, James Lotan. Sol HlrschT
JONATHAN BOURNK. C. A.
Brandeg,- J. P. -Ward, John
Woods. W. E. Burke, ' David
Morris, W. H. Moore, T. C.
. Powell and Henry Chapman fell -from
hla Hps In gentle and per-.
auastvetonea the audience
smiled," aa did also the entire
body of people Who read thla
roll of names of men near the
people and - free from ring
fluenre In the Oregonian next
morning." -
Dr. John T. Tigert. Once a Cro-
ceis Delivery Boyr Is MdtTZ
"ChurcK Prelate by Meth- - -
Jf4'odistJConference
(Journal Special Servica.) -Birmingham,
Altt.7- Mayl,FrOin
driver of aV grocery wagon to a bishop
In the Methodist church waa the mark
established when Rev;- Dr. - John T. Ti
gert -ef -Louisville -wag'; elevated 'toth
episcopate by the Southern general con
ference. He la tha son of a pump con
tractor and' early In life wss forced to
abandon hla schooling to help support
the .family..: For five yeara he deliv
ered groceries. BieanwbHeattracting the
attention ef Rev: Dr. Rivers." then pas-
Jtor ofthJroadway-Street: Methodtat
theboy'a-earnest neesr- gave him- a pri
vate schooling and prepared hlmJfor
entrance into V'anilorbllt university. -
Hls alms, mater made him a professor
snd ha eloped "with the daughter of
Bishop McTyelre, then accepted a pas
ture teand - took -up--literary . work, at-
ta-mjngmuolraklll-in tha latter Una.
For the last few years ha haa been ed
itor of the Methodist Quarterly.
ScnatorzWill-Not-Return-to MaRc His
Campaign Bccaoise" His Vote Is Needed
by the People at Washington on Kate
1JH&lssDedntaiementNumbepOR?
:iWashf,gton,,! May ia. Senator ''jojiii
M. -Oearin-ls-new-ef-the-eplnlon that -he
will be unable to return to Oregon to
take part In tneTampalgrr which pre
cedes the coming election. It Is evident
thatlhe: railway " rate bill wllf not be
definitely disposed of for severaiweeks
RflanatoiagfTriTseciJeir lo"Tre
maln at hla post while It la before con
gress. in. response to numerous
I quests to
part in the campaign, senator uearin
Is the most Important Issue In the pres
ent election. - I aubscribe to It and have
alwava done so. Before tha direct url-.
cj?njatgQjegon. and take I mmry amendment was adopted by the-
peopla of Oregoa.Iwas strongly for tha
electlongfUnited-Btatea senators- y
direci vote of the people, and I believe
har responded "to thoaa maklhg request
as follower
devote ao 'much time as'- you may be
able to spare to seeing tha people and
offering each arguments as may appeal
to you as valid. In favor of my election;
provided, however, you can do so with
entire freedom and In belief that it will
ba for the good of tha atate."
"However, the Important consideration
fs-JtoL my election or Mr". Bourne" elec
tion at this time. The thing of Im-
pnrrknee is for the votera of Oregon t
ilClaT.S..bX..t.h.eir..sote that it is the duty
of the legislature to 'ratify the choice of
the people for United Statea senator as
expressed at the polls in. the June also
Uoa. , ---t - -
. Statement munber One.
"BUtsmrnl f'liiilin M ' ir j-Tlr-"!'-
Xamalns to Tote. .
' 'It will" not be possible for ma to go
to Oregon prior to the election. Having,
therefore, left tha conduct of my cam
paign to thoaa at home who have been
kind -enou ah to -urge -my election in
June. I would" appreciate if If you would! "It would behlgnly "plegslnir 'ttr-ma.'"
tnereiore, lr you would present mis iaes
that the present primary law. If honest
ly Obeyed, - will accomplish' much In
bringing the authority of tha govern
merit back to the people, where It waa
the dealgn of the fathers of the republlo
that It should rest,.
vigorously to the people of your section
and keep it before thels minds by eueh -means
as are within your power to
utllixe. I ask you to do this' for me
because I have-been kept In Washington,
during the consideration of the railway "
rate bill, tha most Important-measure
which turn been before tfta- country tor J
many: years paat." ; . - .
Bodies Found and Identified Now Total Two
Hundred and Seventy-five in Addition to f
; Hundred and Eighty-five Unidentified
, (Joora.1 Special Settlct4
i Ban yrnnolsoei May Is. - trmrlTry-trtirnor".
SM00T CASE POSTPONED -
UNTIL NEXT MONDAY
(Jaeraal Spertal srrtce.)
. Washington. D. C, May IS. Consid
eration of the flmoot case before the
privileges election committee in the
senate waa postponed until Monday. The
belief-la growing lhat the whole case
may go over until the next session of
congress...- .
FRANCHISE GRABBERS
ACTIVE IN DENVER
DenverMayH, Before tha promised
contest could be - Inaugurated by tha
Municipal Ownershlpvand Honest Elec
tion league the- corporations who have
been granted franchises on the face of
returns in Tuesday's election have com
pleted necessary atepa to secure the
franchises which have been algned by the
mayor.. The election commissioner and
mayor gave ready aid to tha corporation.
TORTURER OF WOMAN IS
KILLED BY ASSASSINS
ir
turee f Marie Bpli lilonotu, warahot ana
killed today by unknown persona. -
WrnnrwhoThaa eharge or statistics" and
casualties, reports- that the present list
of identified dead includes lit names.
In addition Its unidentified bodlee have
been found and buried, making a total
of "W0. "Ha la keeping a list of the miss
ing, - but - considerable difficulty is en
countered IrTobnUnTngyttrtng-aCTrrate
enough to be ef value in the matter of
the total, as some or those who have
been found have not been so reported.
The list contains less than 109 names.
Only four cases of death by shooting
are authenticated. - There ia an Impres
sion that the Hat la considerably greater,
but army officers are unable to get accu
rate Information of any other caaes, al
though they. ha t'4 n vesicated. aava
Since the army began te take account
oft ha- food d I st r lbu t Mm the number of -
rations haa been reduced from SQ0.O0
to i,000. The number of aupply sta-..
tlons haa been reduced from 29 to te.
The change from the distribution ef raw . .
food to community kitchens ia expected
to still further reduce the number re-..
calving aid. Twenty kitchens are ex
pected tupply -the needs ef the whole ""
city. These ara to be In operation with
in a, week.
'The scarcity of bricklayers haa led the
Masons' and Bricklayers' association te
announce a raise of wagea from IS to 17
a day. It Is believed that higher wage
will attracts skilled labor from outside:"
cltlea and haaten building operations.
WILL ESTABLISH MUSEUM
TO STUDY SMALL BOYS
' tJoaraal Special Berrlei.)
Willis. Tex.. May It. A boy museum
-lis being planned by MlsaBtella 3. Tellar,
a woman mining prospector- orxnis
place. Her--planie to eetabHhrt-Vat-j Dashing Youngs Husband of Mr,
-r Yerkes Has Final Quarrel -.t
and Separates, v '",
paralso, Indiana," a farm where boys Of
all nationalities may Te brought together
and studied for tha advancement of sci
ence. She will guarantee the education
of" such boy a aa may come under, her
care. In law, medicine, mnslo or trade.
She la now trying to locate suitable
boys In all countrlee. - -
Miss Tellar haa enjoyed auch proa
perity in mining ventures that she has
deetded to devote part of her earnings
to philanthropic work. . j
.. . . Awa)tlaT Stork's Ttolt.r,.r 1,
. (Jnomal Sperlsl Service.) ,
- BerllhT May II. -The court ia'.ex
peciantTr'awainng the itork'a viiit lo
Crown Princess Cecelia.
THE CHARGE OF THE MUCK RAKE BRIGADE
".';. " " ' ,- -. '
MIZNER LEAVES BRIDE FOR
, PUGILIST'S QUARTERS s
(Jnarnal Spertat Hinli..)- ' -i
New Tork, May Wilson, Mlsner lg
a guest of "Jimmy" Brltt at the train
Ing quartara of the pugilist at Coney
Island. Mlsner aaya that he cannot get
used to the eastern climate. Asked If
there were any prospects of a reconct!!a
tlon between him and hla wife, tha fore
mer Mrs.. Yerkes, M liner aald: : '
Thre'a Tmthlng lojng Jn that dU
reetton. .ae far aa I know."
Alter several seiwratlfiaand reeon
cilia tlons. . closely following their mar '
rlaget Mrs. Mlsner went to Chicago two
months ago. ' Mistier followed a few
days later, but a new difference arose
between them and Mlsner temporarily,
dropped front view, .
When Brltt started out for hla usual
run on- the road early today Mlsner
went along. He "worked out" with the
lightweight boxer and wasn't toe tired
afterward to put on the gloves and haf v
a abort mill with Sam Berger.
ALLEGED RELATIVE OF
:. CHIEFJUSTICE f!.V"
- (.fonraal Snelal Sr'
. Butte. Mont.. Wv I.
was hRna'-d this notf
ler c( llMrry J.
Hl. . Fuller "
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