The Oregon daily journal., June 28, 1906, Page 16, Image 16

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 3, KZX
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VJiriREES LEAD III
CZARINA DRAWS CARTOONS OF ,
JAPAN'S LEADING GENERALS
WEST L1QIC0
Senor Dei Toro Says American
Have Purchased Two Mil
; v lion Acres."
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RAILROADS PROJECTED
v ' FOLLOWING CANAL
Town of Accapulco Has Finest Nat
ural Harbor of Any City in World
Except Sydney, TraTeler Says, and
la Growing Fast. " .'V r '
, LKSi ''. 'L'.'A f (V.V51 .
!
Senor Arturo del Toro of Chapal,
MeslcoV la a guest at th Portland. 7 He
told last night of the wonderful devel
opment of tli west coast of Mexico by
Americans In the past throe years. He
also told of the wealth of the trad
with the rich Mexican country and of
- the opportunities for - Portland . mer
chants and shippers to scouM-lt. .
-Three years ago I was sent by th
national Mexican government to Inves
tigate th country surrounding Acca
pulco, which, by the way. has' the finest
natural harbor in the world, excepting
Sydney," be said., "I was tn0 first
whit man to explore th territory with
a view Of developing Us rich soli and
mad report to my government-recommending
that inducements be offered
to settlers to work th land. -
- - "AS a result, Accapuloo has become
, a city of great Importance and Is- rap
, idly coming to th front as on of th
leading porta of th Pacific coast. Amer
'.fcsms with their natural foresight and
-entercrls have already purchased and
developed more than :, 000.000 acres of
th land surrounding th seaport. .,
land X rertll. . '
'i; "For a stretch-of 6 miles along th
eoast the land Is among th most fertile
In th world. Th cllmaU. la tropical
and healthy. All th diseases common
to such a climate are unknown and-the
inhabitants are among th healthiest tn
th worjd. All products founa in a
tropical' country are raised, and grown
In great profusion. -'-r
' "Tb balldlng of the. Panama canal
has caused the Mexican government to
plan railroads to Accapulco fromUexIco
Cltr and central points. When --the"? are
in operation . transportation facilities
will be offered, residents In th fertile
, country to ship thair. products to all of
, the eastern Mexican cities at a small
cost, .allowing the shippers .an oppor
tunity to make, a good profit on their
Investments. Ia time there will be a
great oentes of commerce at Accapulco
which will radiate to all .point of th
'. world.
"Portland shippers will find a ready
xchango for th articles shipped from
the Rose City for the products of th
country Surrounding Accapulco."
Senor del Toro Uvea at Cbapala, on
th Mexican- plateau, and- has pre of
r the finest, residences .in Mexico. It Is
situated upon Lake Chapala and is
rtslted by hundreds yearly. Senor del
Toro Is accompanied by Senora del Toro,
with whom he visited th Lewis and
Clark .exposition last year. They are
on their way to New York for a sum
mar vacation.
.: Xeleae Wyaaam Wads.
.' Washington, June 28. A wedding of
not today waa that of Miss Helen
Wyman. daughter of former Treasurer
of the United State and Mrs. A. V.
Wyman, and Captain W. S. NeIyof lh
Twenty-second Infantry. Th bridal
couple will proceed at once to th Phil
ippines, where Captavln Neely has serv
ice until next February.
The Cxarina and Her Sketches.
, ' (Josrotl Special Serrfe.).
St. Petersburg, June 17. Th 1 a
pea ranee in on of th leading dallies
of St. Petersburg xif -a series- of clear
caricatures, which th editor asserts sr
from th pen of the cxaiina, has caused
a sensation In Russia.
These Imperial carlca1urs are un
deniably! clever and show ' that the
charming ampress, if ever she is driven
Into exile, will not have Jo cast about
for a means of livelihood.
The sketches, which are in outline
and distinctly "Opperlsh" In humor, are
of the six great Japanese leaders on
land and sea. In the 1st war Oyama,
Oku. Togo, Noal, Nodxu and KurokL
They are undeniably clever and tb
physical percullaritlea of -alt have- been
deftly brought out "trr a rw bold
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strokes, but ther are many la St
Petersburg who doubt the good tast
of the empress In allowing th public
to see these evidences of a merry spirit
at this gloomy time.
It haa been known generally that th
empress Is of an artistic temperament,
but It waa not suspected that humor
In Illustration was among her talenta.
Th cxarina waa th Princess Alls
of Hesse, daughter of th Grand. Duk
Louis ' of Hesse-Darmstsdt snd of
Princess Alio of ngland. She I a
clever musician, is fond of outdoor
sports and th simple horn Ufa, is of
sweet disposition, sympathetic, gentle
and devoted to her children. Th cxar,
on th other hand, is visionary," Super
stitious, th concealed writer of many
mystic verses and fond of barbarlo dia
play. . . - , t ' "
MARRIAGE LAWS AND SMILING
.BABE KEEP FRED PRASP BUSY
The Oregon marriage lawa and a smil
ing, brown-eyed, dark-skinned Rouman
ian baby conspired to make . Deputy
Cpunty Clerk Fred W. Prasp, who pre
sides over" th marriage license desk,
the eentar of an Interested crowd of
courthoune employes yesterday.
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manded a marriage license. - Accom
panying them cam a half dosen of their
friends, on of tnom carrying a baby.
Somebody-spoke to th little fellow and
he am lied. Quickly all - th young
women employed In th courthouse
gathered . around, and "Oh, Isn't he
cute?" and "Th dear little pet." and
similar expressions were addressed .to
each other and everybody In general.
While the" proud mother coaxed th
baby to laugh and told her questioners
that It waa only six months old, Prasp
had run afoul the Orsgon lawa. and
conaternatlon aat on their faces when
Prasp told tham he could not grant a
marriage license because John waa only
It year old, and had not brought his
father along to consent to th wed
ding. "Can't you glv u th license and
let . my father com tomorrow?" sug
gested Baooviah, eagerly.
" "No, I cannot give It to yon yntll
your father or mother la her and tella
m I can," replied Prasp, and th un
happy young groom-to-be took ' hi
bride-elect on hi arm and hurried away
tn search of his father, promising to
be back Just as soon aa he could be lor
rated. Th bride Is only 1 years old.
Her mother had accompanied her to th
courthpus. - ,
HERE IS A FIKE LITERARY
FEAST FOR SUNDAY
Splendid :. . Features Gathered
From Many Quarters for -
. Journal Readers.
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Whatever ta beat In th literature of
the week appeara in Th Sun-lay Jour
nal. Th index to th good things that
will entertain and instruct th readers
of th next issu would All oolumn
it will almost be enough to say that .th
magasin Is better than ever.'
The fin color supplement ha a va
riety of good things. ' Clever wi tters
discuss th bathing places of different
countries; all th remarkable phases of
Philadelphia's latest kldnsplng ar told;
th story of Evelyn Nesblt Thaw and
Stanford Whits Is related; women will
And much of value In th. fashion and
health psgas; a capital ghost story will
pleas .lovers of - light literature; for
the . boys and girls four p gei of col
ored "fitnnles'' ars printed, telling more
fully of th adventures -of "Happy
Hooligan,". "Jimmy," "Batch" and "Lulu
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did It., and there 1 a page -tf pretty
babies from all parta of Orngon and
Washington. These ar but it fexv of
th featur
Aside from this flue feast nil th news
of, all th world appeara In The Sunday
Journal, which Is the post pblJcHit.-n
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NAKED MAN WANTED
TO CLIMB ON ROOF
(Rpertef DI'Mtcl to Th. Journal.)
"iroqtilam, "Wash., Jun IS. Officer
McOrlff arrested Nelson WcKIng on th
charge of Insanity and took him to th
station. . When ' taken th man ' was
found in his room stripped naked and
was attempting to get through a win
dow of his room on to the roof. All
the time he wss yelling. - A morphln
outfit among othar things was found on
But for ONLY THREE DAYS after today.
1?he Moving-Out Sale ends pn Saturday evening.
Bring a few dollars with you and get some of these bargains. The
Supreme Court decided - against us in bur contest for the premises,
No. 172,and we are moving everthing into 174 First street, thus crowd
ing.two stocks of merchandise into the room formerly occupied by
This only for these few days not for fore ver not indefinitely
some other days" but FOR BALANCE OF THIS WEEK
: , these last June days. ; ; -
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DIVORCE QUESTION
, IS DECIDED
Sears Says Decree Dates From
Day Trial Judge Signs It, and
Not From Decision.
SUPREME COURT HAS
DECIDED IT, HE SAYS
Marriage Within Six Months of Sign
ing (Decree Is Void, Though De
cision May Have Been Rendered for
Longer Time Laisner Case Up.
Does a decree of dlvorc data from
the announcement of th decision by
the trial judge, or from th data of
signing of the decree T And if a man
marries' within thre months after th
dlvorc decre haa been signed, of what
misdemeanor is he guilty, and can b
b prosecuted? .
These ar questions that ar worrying
William F. Laisner and .his divorced
wife, Martha H. Laisner. Laisner aued
for a divorce from his wife, and th
suit was heard by Judge M. C Oeorg
last October, and th decision granting
a dlvorc rendered during th same
month,' Th decree was not signed by
the Judge until March B, 106. and it
beara that date,
About two week ago Mrs, Laisner
appeared at th office of District Attor
ney Manning and asked ' for a warrant
for th arrest of her former husband,
saytng that he had remarried th day
before at Oregon City,-and that only
a little more than thre month had
elapsed slnca th signing of the dlvorc
decree, Instead of six montha, aa re
quired by th Oregon laws.
. Mr. Manning would not issue a war
rant, atatlng that it waa hia opinion
that Lalsnftr probably thought hi ul
vorc dated from th Judge' oral de
cision -from th bench, and that ther
waa no intention to commit any crime.
Bore Sate rrom Signing.
Judge . Bears was asked about th
Question, and said:
'"Unquestionably, a Alvoro dates from
th signing of the decre by th trial
Judge, and any marriage of either party
within ala montha after th data of th
deer, must b rold. Our suprem
court haa passed upon th question, and
ther can b no-doubt about If
. "Aa to a prosecution. I doubt whether
anything would be done, especially in
the absence- of any Intention to do
wrong, but, th marriage would be abso
lutely void."
. Laisner sued his wife for a dlvorc
on"th grounds of infidelity, naming
J.-"Dk Tanner aa, co-respondent. - Mrs,
Laisner .contested th suit Each of
them" asked for th custody of their
4-year-old son.
In granting th divorce, Judge George
declared ' that h thought neither of
thm a fit .person to have th custody
f cvmas oid bobxs. ;
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of th child, and awarded It to Mra.
Lalanar's mother. ' It Is aald that pro
ceedings .will ' b ' Instituted now. by
Laisner to show that hla former wlfe'a
mother ought not to hav th child,
and asking that h b given Its ouatody.
GRANTS DIVORCE IN
' JUST FOUR MINUTES
Whll thair .dlvorc Was-granted In
a shorter . tlm than, was required for
their marriage ceremony, Mary R. Che
tnm would sot consent to seal the dis
solving .of her. marital bonda with An
drew L. Chasum.with a kiss, as th
tying of th hymeneal knot waa sealed.
Incidentally,-a new record In divorce
proceedings tn tb local circuit oourt
waa established. TuestMy I afternoon
Mra Chesurn filed suit for 'a dlvorc.
Wednesday morning her husband, , who
la an attorney, appeared for himself
and demurred to th complsint Judgs
Bears overruled th demurrer, and yes
terday afternoon.' within it hours after
th suit was begun, after hearing teatl-
4aon tat four minutes, , Juag Hears
announced
granted.
that a dlvoro would be
JAP, FATALLY HURT
- ON RAILROAD TRACK
(Spaelal ntspatrk t The JoeroaL)
' Rainier, Or, Jun !. An ... mploy
of th railroad, a Japan, waa struck
by a handcar Tuesday night and re
ceived probably fatal Injuries and a
broken leg. He waa taken to Portland
In a precarious condition.
STEPMOTHER MARRIED
TO HER HUSBAND'S SOI.
(Jnarul gpeclal awvlea.) .
Chicago. Jun II. At Epworth M. B.
church, Sharldan Park, Mra. Kllburn
Hoyt Ston was married today to her
Spson, Kllburn Iloyt Bton Jr., after
t wo" years of t mourning for Kllburn
Iloyt Ston Sr. Th wedding of a atep
mother to her stepson. Who bears th
Identical nam cf a former husband.
who was also her nsw husband's father,
ta aald to be unprecedented .van In
Chicago, where Cupid's surprises rarely; -or
never ceas.
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Boisa, Idaho, Juna !. Prohibitionists
of Idaho assembled In mass convention
in this dry today to hams candidates
for stat office to b filled at th ap
proaching Election. Th party plana to
effect a thorough organisation with a
view to waging an aggressive cam
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