The Oregon daily journal., July 14, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON DAILY JOURIIAL PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENINO, JULY U MZZ.
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THE PEOPLE. V3. THE XODDCIU
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' I WKAT tA TM SMAtt MA WITH . I JSvV ' i-trftbkerl
CROCKER MAHSIOn SITE IS
6IVEH FOR CATHEDRAL
Ground Occupied by Nob Hill
' Palace Given to Episco-
'. v - pal Church.
lu Pranolaoot July 14.- Bishop Wll-
lUja 7. Nichols of (h EplBooMl church
mti that th alt f th Crookar man
loa oa Mob hlU. wlU b rivn to tli
: dlooaa of California for tho buildlna; of
a palatial eatbedraL Bishop Nichols la
not yst rsady to (It out d stalls of ths
, prvssniauon or ms diook oounaea or
. ' Calif ornla. Taylor, Baeramanto and
' Jobs strssts, for ths arsetlon of ths
srsat ehuroh, but sari that arraDr-
:-' bmU for ths transfsr ara bslns; mada
v Ths lot la probably tha most valuable
plso of rsaldsnca property In ths city.
as it is ths mast sit in ths moat sx
-.clostT dlstrlot sad oommands a Tlsw
- of tha bay and ths entire city.
It la there that the famous rssldsnos
f the lata Charles Crooksr stood before
- the Are, .with It art treasure, wealth
Mt rurnlsnlnjra H
was a point of interest to travelers and
on or tha landmark of San Francisco,
MAYS MUST FACE TRIAL
' (Continued fro n Fags One) '
in the organisation of the State senate,
, whioh, considering the fight for the
. presidency of that to4yjwaarathsr
strenuous work for a sick man. Early
in the session he disappeared In the dl
: reetlon of California, remaining in that
tat during all of laat year's trials of
- land fraud cases and until he was shak
en out by the earthquake.' He came back
' to Oregon and quietly slipped away to
' bis ranch in Tygh allay.
At ths time of Maya return land
fraud defendant ware of the opinion
that Aaslstant Attorney Hener, . who
, Drought aoout .Xhelr lixllotmeat, - was
. about to trrBtnger Hermann In Wash
,'" lngtotrKBd .would, not be in Oregon for
, several months. . Laboring under thla
delusion, indicted persona informed
' their friends that they were anxious
to be tried at once, but when Heney
dropped into Portland about 1 day
.- ago ne reuna that tha clamor Tor a
AS YEARS GO BY
the popularity of the famous Xostattar'a
laaeea Bitters Inaraaaea. Thousands
tinon thousands of slcklv nannle In n
parts of ths world are now .using it 4
-eases of Stomach, Liver or Bowrl dis
orders with splendid resulta Try ea
bottle of , ,
Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters
the i next time
your appetite, is
poor, ' sleep - root
less, bowels cos
tive or blood Im
pure and be con
vinced of Ite won
derful c u r a 1 1 ve
power, it cures
WAVBMA,
CBAirrs, 1
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mininoi,
STsranxt, ot
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flTl aad
Aavm. '
Take a bottle i
Foar ' aeattoa
to
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efTects of strange
eating ana eVUkk
With Explanatory Diagram
h sarin bad simmered ' dowa to the
cnariea r. ixtrd. -
' Aaksd for -Postpoasatsat. .
. Ths calUna of the district ooutt cal
endar laat Tuesday found tha attorney
for Maya tivlns; notloe of a motion for
popiponsmeni on ins pita rnai uiaenent
was seriously UL Thlnkln that Mays'
ailment was no(h!n more serious than
fear of consequences, tha rovernmeat
hurried Dr. Alan Welch Smith, a former
surgeon of the marine corps, to Tyh
valley -armed with- a letter from United
BUtes Dlstrlot Attorney William C.
Bristol. . Dr. Smith made an examina
tion of Maya and the fact that the
joverament is lolnr ahead with -it
preparation to try the excused senator
makes It srtdsnt that his report la la I
line with the ausplclona of the proseou-
Uon. r - - v .
Friends of Mays atlll insist that he Is
really 11L They aay that he Intended
to remain In Salem during; ths lestr ses
sion of tba legislature, but his physical
condition i mada- that impoealble and he
went to Oakland, California, where he
was under treatment until tha earth
quake. Further, these friends say that
Maya has not been in his law offloe for
II months. This, to them, la eoncluslT
rldenc that ha la ill, aad they do not
neaitat to aay that no seport of a phy
stolen employed by the government will
r.hmnn their onlnlnw-
SEEKS FOR BABY BOY
(Continued from Pag On.)
all advances (friendship on the part
of the women In whose car it a
been placed.- .."'
Legal complications form another In
teresting phase of the easa ' Ths
Carter ware married soms rivsyears
ago but separated, it is said, two years
ago, the mother keeping posseeeloa of
the child.- They have not obtained a
divorce, though it is said the cass will
be taken before the courts immediately
In order to settle the question of ths
custody of the child. . ., . , ,
Child Went with Moths. '
Vernon Carter, the 4-year-old boy.
the cause of the contention, went with
his mother, to Portland when the father
and mother separated. He remained
In her cars constantly and though the
father ha visited ths youngstsr on
numerous occasions has never ex
presssd a deslrs for his custody.
Tuesday he ' mad ' another visit to
the child and its mother and requested
permission to take the boy for a walk.
Permission was readily granted, but
a precaution the mother sent her
little niece along. The man with the
two children walked about the streets
for a time add on reaching Third and
Washington sent the little girl Into a
store on a pretext On her rstura the
man and boy were -gone, and aha .re
turned, home at once.
Attorneys declare thar If 7 the child
had been kidnaped and taken to soma
other section of the state In. which
the kidnaping occurred, the mother
might regain possession of him by legal
means.- As It Is, however, they dsclara,
the child must remain In . the euatody
of the father.
Carter .Is -sngaged In . ths slot ma-
chlns business in this section ' of the
stats, ' making Chshalla hi headquarU
era He declares that no will retain
possession of tha child at all costs and
that under . no circumstances . will he
surrender- him, ,
UNCLE JOE PREPARING .
FOR COMING CAMPAIGN
- . Jeaial gpeafal. Bento-
Washington,. July . 14. A letter from
Speaker Cannon, who la supposed to be
resting at his home in Danville. Illinois,
ordsra copies of records and statistical
abstracts, showing that he Is preparing
for his congressional campaign, Ths
congressional committee Is to us him
in Urge centers where the- Republican
nominee . are attacked. He will psy
particular attention to Samuel Gompers
and raise the cry of "bosslsm" wherever
th federaUonlst attack- tha nominee.
frf 'Tchdas: best bet By
POTTED L A2? SHOHTS XOUTX 7XAXV ,
fffWP VAN WMKLL dTTSX Mam
HOT WEATHER KILLS
TlNir$ADDLE-HORSE
' IBmcUl Btanatefc to Th. IssraaLI
Forest Grove, Or. July 1. Thursday
waa tha hottest day in tha memory of
tha oldest Inhabitants hsr. - The thr
mometer stood 191 la th shad with'
out ths slightest bit Of breese and
a a result one bora dropped 'dead in
the street; one man. John Price, was
prostrated and - several laborers . quit
work.
The horse was a fine bay, steed be
longing to John McNamsr - aad ' was
lylddsn by him In the grand parade here
animal and one of the best in ths
county. '.
JAPANESE ENGAGED H
v ; WRECKING AT 'FRISCO
(Jearnal Mil Bnla.l
.San Franclaco, July 1. Interesting
light on, th Japanese invasion , is shed
by the fact that under the name of
the-Japanese' - Realty- and Wrecking
company several wealthy Japanese have
gone into tha wrecking and salvage
business and are now engagsd on sev
eral contracts in ths burned districts.
The eempany rlaltng tf within call
1.00 msn who can be placed at Worx
at once should th neoessity for any
such numbsr arts. , It. contracts to do
work either en a percentage basis or
at a lump sum and pay th highest
markst price for all salvage.
BONES OF MEXICANS '
v SOLD FOR FERTILIZERS
Guadalajara, Mexico. July 14. Bonea
of 117 men, lit women, II boys and
It girls have been taken from grCvss
In th Municipal cemetery her during
th laat week. The leases on. the graves
had expired. . The . bones have been
tacked in a corner of the cemetery
and will be sold to a purchaser from
ths United States. Many carload of
human bonea are ahlpped out of Mexico
annually. The bonea are ueed In pre-
pairing frtHlsr-iir-the United States
NEW ZEALAND TO ADMIT
AMERICAN SALMON FREE
"IJorl 8pfdrilr1cs.t
Christ Church, New Zealand. July 14.
It 1 Is understood Sir Joseph ward.
the incoming premier, proposes to ad
mit free American canned salmon and
printing paper. America, in return, on
the reciprocity basla freeing New Zea
land or wool import and kauri gum.
This . would, - it is thought, Injure Im
portation into New Zealand of Canadian'
paper-e ne -aalmonr..w hlca. r no wpr ef -erentlally
treated. - . , ,T
AMERICA TO COOPERATE
WITH MEXICO FOR PEACE
flearaa! Soeclal iwilw.! '
"Oyster Bey, July 14. It is ann6unced
here today that no suggestion aa to the
method of mediation to lnaure peaoe In
Central. America will be made by thla
country unless overtures come from
either Guatemala or Salvador. Tha
president Is ready to - cooperate - with
Mexico on any feasible plan. In ex
tending the offer of mediation the pres
ident suggests no program.
MONSTER COUGAR IS
KILLED NEAR-DOTY
(Rpeela! tMeeeSHI t Tbe Josrnat.) ;
Chehslls, July 14. Chsrles Taeoelt of
Doty killed a cougar "hla week. It
measured eight feet and three inches
from Its bead to the tip of Its talL Ths
animal waa pursued by Mr. " Taepelt's
dog, but turned and fought th dog-back
until in bight of Mr. TaepeiL wbn the
sailor auuea u snimsjh
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B-?foba We result of . f gKt.
Cvkeft fcofrc nowtfcmk MftctTntft
r be found of ttf tW Owtr.
FAMINES IN CREAM
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- The- manager of the Portland Dairy
association said:
Wo ar abl to aupply our " own
customers today, but we could dispose
o 1.00S extra gallon of cream to to
cream manufacturer If wa had It. The
short re come on account of tha faot
that with tha hot . weather th supply
from th bows shrinks. . Than the oraam
ours quiokly, even before It yeaoha
our agenta In auoh a ease-It not
be used for sweet cream. W accept it
for us In butter-making. Thar is - ten
time a much lo cream being used to
day aa there wag three weeks ago."
- The manager of th Oregon creamery
professed to be well supplied with
cream and to be abl to fill aay demand
mad upon him. ' f
Th ' manager , of . th -' Washington
Creamery - company stated - that - orders
ara coming in for ice cream which can
not be filled. By heroio rforts the
firm-1 abl to supply it regular us-.
tomsrs. but, outside parties . must go
without A considerable number of
smaller Ice cream parlor and retail
vendor of th delicacy will be entirely
out before -tonight, and will hav nop
to serve tomorrow. - - ; . .
"W could very easily sell J00 gallon
more If we had It," said th Washing-
ion it eiaaiu
. - v Oaataloapes Are Soaroe, " '
If you had mad up your mind to eat
a Juicy and well-flavored cantaloupe for
breakfast, and went from store to store
and couldn't, get one, and then had. a
commission man Inform you that there
were no cantaloupes In tha markst say.
wouldn't it Jar yout -
It Jarred several people yesterday.
Ths day before there were centalouncs
in abundance, yesterday morning there
were still a few, but last evening they
had disappeared, and eittsena Inclined
towsrd cantaloupe had to Incline to other
fruit for breakfast. Down In th canta
loup oountry some cog slipped out of
the machinery and let the Portland spoke
drop out - of ths commercial wheel.
Whereby the cantaloupe famine beoame
a reality In the city.
Add to . this the water Tsmine, and
the ice cream famine of recent mention,
and -the long-glova famine which women
have been enduring, a well a th cool
breese famine, and . the good-show
ram in, and compared with Portland,
India la a land of plsnty and northern
Japan Just running over with good
things, to .eat.. - , 'L.ntSri
. -i. Slaetrlo, Fang. Soaro. ,. )
Several hundred . electric fang could
be sold tn a Jiffy if - they wre only
here. - So - aay , tha Portland alectrio
aupply men. - ,- ,
' W hav II standing rdr for fans
whioh we are unable to fill," said the
man in' the supply department of the
Portland ..General Electric company to
day. v"We have, been compelled to send
an emergency order to Oakland and ex
pect to. be. able , to fill all . order by
Monday or. Tuesday. . Meanwhile, the
people will-have to get along with el
bow grease and th band fan."
It waa reported on tbe street today
that there waa a shortage In loa. In
aulry from . th . Crystal Ice company
and the Liberty Ice company, however,
revealed the-faot that there la plenty
of Ice for alL, E. W. Wsatherly, man
ager of th Crystal, say that hi com
pany has 1,000 ton of Ice stored in Its
warehouse, ' ..Phillips, manager of the
Liberty, declare that there I Ave time
the usual amountbemg tsonsumed tHea
days. - Hs estimates th total delivery
today at 150 tons. ' - r - -
Th long-glove famine, which started
a number of weeks ago, though amelio
rated eomswhat by a fsw small ship
ments, still sxlit to a considerable as
Unfc -
.... Pirate Attaak Ship. ' .- , .
(Joeraal gpeelal Servke.)
Canton. July, 14. The British Shin
Salnam was attacked by pirate. Dr. Mo
Donald being killed and Captain Joallntf
and four Biane-jnjurea.
J Preferred gtoek Oaand ,
Alien If wia Best Brand, ,
Liesch.' former uperintndent of. the
asylum for insane at Btellaooom.
his former assistant. Dr. j, b. ixughary.
a re, making th tests. They will study
th two prisoners closely ror soms time
to com la aa effort to discover the
true state of their minds, but will not
max a report until their teat ar com'
pieteo.
Bather Mitchell face her fat calm'
ly, apparently having bo fear of the
gallows, Mrs. Creffield axprsssed her
anxiety at the possibility of hanging
but say that life imprisonment would
hav no terror for her,' a ehe doe
not ear for her liberty now that her
nusnana is aeaa.
In speaking of her brother whom gh
murdered, Esther Mitchell 'doe not
show the slightest feeling, fine aay a
that aa the law would not bunlsh him
ror ms slaying or Creflleld she had to
do 1U Creffleld, aha aaya. waa a holy
man, while her brother wa defiled.
Fathat la Saytos. -
Ever known a a girl of strona wllL
Esther Mitchell does not bells her rep
utation now. Sh desire to shisld Mr
Creffleld, and In all her Statements re
garding the murder of her brother at
tempt t take th entire blame for the
Word corned' from "Dayton.' Wash-
where Charles Mitchell, father of ths
murder aad har victim.- is visiting
a son, that h will not return to Seattle
for his daughter's trial. He aay aha
Is under a hypnotlo spell oaat over her
by th creffleld and that he can do
nothing to aava her. v -
An autopsy of the brain : of Georg
Mitchell ha been made by local phyal
clan. They state that they find his
brain waa perfectly balanced and that
were is no aian of mental weakness.
Although th girl haraslf refused to
admlr that b I unbalanced mentally
or waa at tha time of th murder, At
torneys Morris and . Shipley, th law.
years who defended Georg Mitchell In
Ma trial for killing Creffleld. hav is
sued a signed statement to th affect
that they bellev the girt waa Insane
and asking that both - woman rsoejv
Aside from th attorney th broth
ers, Fred and Perry Mltohell, appear to
b the ' amy peopi , in sympathy with
th murdereaa. rrry Mltohall 1 com
plsUly upaet by the death of hla brother
and Fred . keeps constant watch over
' Chautauqua Trains.
During th Chautauqua eeaaon at
J31adston Park th Southarn Paclflo will
operate special train between Port-
nd and Gladstone Park aa follows
Lisav Portland la th ' forenoon at
T:4L 1:40, 1:10, 11:10; In th afternoon
and evening at 11:15. 1:11, 1:10, 1:10,
4:11. 4;tf. . 1:14, f :6, T:l. -1: and
1:40. -'---' v'' ' -..' --.
Leave Gladstoa Park in th fore
noon at :. 1:10.-t:ll. 10:l: in the
afternoon and evening 11:11.. 1:11, l:l,
:l, 4:11, :10, :, T:l, 7:61, :!,
1:81. 10:01 and 10:11.
Purchase round trip tickets at seat
Washington street offloe of th South
ern Paclflo company, where train con
nect with streetcars for all parte of th
city. Train do not arrive at er depart
from union depot. -.
MURDEREILOEJGIR
TAKEN IN ADIR0NDACKS
trtica, July 14. Chtr Oillet. aged
II. of Cortland, - M. m, wa arrsataa
In - th - Adirondacka thla morning, a'
ouad -of th murder of - Ml Grace
Brown, ef South Otaelio, N. whose
bruised body wa taken in Big Moose
lake Thursday. GlUst waa a nervous
and Dhraical wreck when taken. He
Submitted to th arrest ' and "admitted
his identity. lt Is" Charged rthat -he
took the girl to a secluded spot, struck
her down with an oar, and threw th
body into th water, It 1 exbeoted that
tha autopsy will reveal the motive.
OVERCOME BY HEAT
; ELECTRICIAN DROWNS
Marysvllle, Cat. July 14. v! Brack-
wall waa overoome by heat while re
pairing a flume leading tor the motore
of ' th Colgate - eleotrlo power- plant
laat night and fall In. His. body was
caught and prevented' from going to
the motors,- but .hi head ( waa sub
merged and death resulted. , -
BEEF TRUSE LOSES .
HN EXPORT CANNEOEErHiS
' dauraal Special Bervlee.) '
- Washington, , July : 14. According td
figure published by the department of
commerce and labor the beef trust lost
in June 1118,014 to the exportation of
canned beef alone, aa compared with
June, 1I0S. "There was an Increase of
1,500,000 pounds of frssh beef exported.
WANAMAKER TO BUILD
HUGE STORE IN FRISCO
, . . t
(Jearaal gpeHat gervlea.t '
San Franclaco, July. 14. A deal was
closed today whereby John Wanamaker
of - Philadelphia secures possession -of
th block occupied before the fire by
St. Ignatius college, on which he will
erections of, tbe.gr1 department
atorea In America, , , , , , , , . '..."
..j : ' i ii ' ' 1 1 i ' s I
''' ,. Oalffornlaa Sent to MamafX"' " V
' " 1; , (Jesraal Bpal terries.!
Oystar Bay, July 14, Tbe appointment
waa announoed today of David Lubln of
California aa a member of th permanent
committee of 'the international Institute
of agrioultur at Roma .'.
the Public
Attention is caUed "to, th ',
opsaing of vat , .'. . '.
niid-Summer
Clearance Sale
" Which opens on' 1 . ' '
Uonday. July
. Store closed In th morning.
Be: particular la Sunday'
. . Jnnrtial. , 1 v
ROSIMIIAL'S
: Portland's Beat Shoe tfp
To
ill
Contestants lor ! The Journal " Cdiolarships Widen Their
Acquaintance
'"
- ' THE
I rrBVLTB MAT SHANNON." itt Tsnlnd St; PortUnd. Oregon.lI.il -T
1 i tinOirn A UTTT B-kXT III Ua1. S3 nA-f-njl rm, A K a a V
, a wmjv4 em vv tuuvit elefey TF T'TTf KW . VI w . is v wsa,wss av,i
I CHARLES GROSS, Y. M. C A.. PorUand. Oregon.... ...18,460
4 LILLIAN M'VICKKR. -St. John. Oregon .....14.111
((OUT GRAHAM, Troutdal. Oregon 0.120 .
CARL 6 HELTON, Forty-eighth St, Mt Tabor. Oregon...... 1,110
TCLAT JONES, -401 East Twelfth St, PorUand, Oregon.. .....v 0,770
- (JOHN BENSON, Chemawa. Oregon .............. ........... T.I40 ..
. 0 ROT JOHNSON, 14 Division St. Portland, Oregon. ...... .v ... 7,685
. 10 MILDREO L.'CLEMONS, University Park, Portland. Oregon,. 6,716
1 11 BERTIB O. CHAN, III CUr 8U Portland. Oregon..... ...." 4,010 ,
11 -PAUL NTOREN. 110 Eaat Third St .North, Portland, . Oregon 4,010
10-kMART B. POWELL, 417 Salmon St, Portland, Oregon. .... ., 1,760
14 CLAT CART, Salem. Oregon........... I,I14
-16 LOUISB SCOTT. Central Addition. Portland, Oregon......... 1,000
10 HARRT BRANT, 711 WUlamette Boulevard, PorUjwd, Oregon 1.076
17--IVT OWENS, Cedar MDl. Oregon .;,.-rr.-rr.:7... 1.100 '
' 10 AILEJEN HACKMAN, Myrtl -Park, Oregon i ............. . 1.410 v
10 OUT JOHNSON, lot Grant f ML. Portland. Oregon 011
10 EDWARD L. KIN8MAN, Llnnton, Oregon ...... v. .,.,..,.... 40 '
11 RUTH TURNER, 101 Kerby St. Portland. Oregon ..' 100-
II W. K. OWTNN. 140 Eaat Thirty-seventh St. Portland, Oregon ' 100
tl GEORGE, D. KING. Kingston, Oregon " too'
14 AQNE8 EVANS, ,Latourell. Oregoa .........,.....,.,......-100-'
o)MMM
Two contestants changed place sine
th last acor rut waa pubUshed. - Kd'
ward L. Kinsman of Linn ton added 160
votes to his Boor and ateDned In front
of and above' Guy Johnson of 100 Grant
street Portland.
Tha five leading contestant all added
good bunohe of votes t their soora
Their work wa so nsarly th am that
thy did not gain much advantage over
one another, but all gained an advantage
over the contestants lower down In tha
list and make themselves more eeoure
for first ehoioe of acholarahlpa and for
a call on th liberal, cash priaea.
Never before In the history of Oregon
ha th way been mada so easy for aa
ambition boy or girl to get aa Inde
pendent education.
Many of - the atajwarta of th stats
educated themselves) by staying out of
school half of th year to maul - rails
and teach -district school;- Th "Brm
naaa of purpose and power to. overoom
obstacles which ware developed by th
turdy men "and women who provided
for their own schooling hav contributed
in great meaaure to . their uooeaa . la
ltr life. -
The Educational" Contest of The Ore
gon Journal offers young people of to
day th- ohano to help themselvee. It
affords them opportunity to get out
among people and learn how to Indue
business. Tola la on of th most lm
portant laaaona in modara eduoatloa
and proper tha boy or girl for th
practical duties of life, a most, people
now 11 v by selling something. . It l
th beat' salesmen In thla day and ag
who reoeive - tha highest pay, whether
selling their ' own produat or th
product of others, -
Th journal la bow off Ming about
aa many scholarship a it haa eon
tastanta. Th advantage ef working for
high standing to tha Individual, eon-
tastant la to gain first or near th first
choice of cholarsblpa. The choice of
the entire list of acholarahlpa Is de
termined by th numerical order or rela
tive position in whioh, th coatee tant
i nmsnsa tnraoe.
There is
yet room for more contest;-
anta.
Patrons ef Th Journal will eon-
far a lasting .favor upon deserving boys
and girl to Induce them to take part
in this competition for future tuition
in the best schools Of, Oregon. . Th ob
ject 1 worthy and th canvassing will
b of great benefit to th young person.
Letter recommending contestants will
receive attention and be treated publicly
or privately, according to th request' of
the writer.
patron of th paper- can glv to th
contestant 1 to send them notloe to
call for subscription or to send their
subscriptions to The Journal office la
favor of tha contestanta, Everywhere
voluntary aaalstano i appreciated and
especially so In newspaper contest.
Raleigh W. Cyrus of Solo, Oregon. Is
mad of the stuff which achieve suo-
ceas - everywhere. He know what h
wsnta and goea after ltwithout fear of
defeat One started he continue to
th vry finish and then aooepta victory
calmly and 'dlspaaalonately.
Buca la th report which floats Into
Portland about this young man whs
haa sntsred the Educational Contest In
order to win th scholarship In Albany
collage, the . excellent . Presbyterian
school of Linn county.
Toung Cyru haa Just graduated from
theSclo High school and he aspire to
or education: Hla-dsniplleatlon ana Intelligent hustling. M
sosnded from stanch Oregon stock. His
grandfather, William Cyrus, cam to
Oregon in th early day and took a
donation land claim In Linn county, aad
CROP FAILURE CAUSES
FOOD RIOTS IN CHINA
(Journal Soeelal SarvlM.l
Washington. D. C, July 14. Th
government is notified of food riot In
China on account of the acarolty of
rice resultant from - flood. China 1
buying American products, particularly
flour. .'
FOUR MILLIONS MORE
FOR NATIONAL BANKS
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' (Journal Speelal Strrles.)
Waahlngton. D. C. July 14. Secre
tary Shaw ha placed over 14,000,000
on deposit in the national banks and
ha demanded government bonds
security by Wednesday. , .
L0NGW0RTHS GUESTS
OF FRENCH PRESIDENT
Joeraal SmoUI rvla.) '
Paris, .July 14. Congressman and
Mrs Long-worth attended today the re
view of the troops and celebration of
th fall of tha Baatllss-They -occupied
President FaUisr' box.', , , .
CALIF0RNIAN IN RECORD :
- TIME CLIMBS MT. BLANC
' (Jearaal Bpertat gerrtee.) ': v '
Geneva, July 14. Jorge Calvarf of
California ascended Mount Blano today
in th record time ot 0 hours 07 min
utes. It is considered aa extraordinary
feat of endurance. . ...
PATROLMAN IS KILLED ;
' WHILE MAKING SIGNAL
TnAtananofla Julv 14.PiMlmaa
Doley . was electrocuted this - morning
while, pulling a pox at tne signal sta
tion Ths wires burned out of manv
telephones and started a fir In th
rarry aianuiaoiuruia oompany, wnion
aximguisnea.
' Saltan Of Morocoo TO. r y 4
" " (Jobrnkl Bpeclar servlee.J Jv -
Tangier, July 14. The sultan of Mo
rocco la JU With typhoid fev . , ,
While Canvassing. v ,.
SCORE
th nam of Cyrus, therefor. 1 stamped
foraver on th map of th Willamette
valley. Raleigh' father la J. B. Cyrus
and the family live at Solo. ' x
.- Contestant Cyru hope that th pio
neer families who know hi father and
grandfather will renew the memory of.
past aasoeiauoaa oy sending him their
subscription to Th Journal, which' will
glv him votes toward-the scholarship
which he k. - .,-;.:' .
' Thla contestant - Intends to ' canvas
Albany, Woodburn and tha T equina bay
district, besides his own town, and hi
plana ara .very ambltlou. He realise
th value of personal and family ac
quaintance la contest work and he will
first make oaila upon th people he
knows, v go It ia likely that there may
be room for other .eootatant to work
over that larg . aad populou region ot
oountry. - - -, - ; t-r:--.-.5-.-.-:-
" Jam eyiatchr, the" enterprising" it-year-old
agent of Th -Oregon . Dally
Journal at Roseburg, haa been In Port
land for a wk picking up point as to
th sal and distribution of newspaper.
Th young man haa been Identified with
Th Journal la Roeeburg from tha first
year of this new paper' axlstenoe. He
began ,a bualnes .career by. carrying
paper for a new agent and soon con
eluded .to .become a proprietor aad to
anag a rout himself. '
Th summer Mason la hot the 'beet for
th dally papere In Roseburg, a many
resident . go. t their farms, to their
mine. and. to , th mcuntaia and- aea
eoast resorts. - Fletcher 'now serves
many patrona,-but in th fall hi route
go up with - a : bound, This make
Fletcher quit a lucrative and Important
bualnes and ha la creating for, himself
a nharmntei. a kuiinM iu h
pfomptneae la delivering th papar and
collecting for thsm. ":- -,
- Th Rosbttrg- agent sees th ' ad
vantage of th Educational Contest aa a
circulation builder and he . haa made
himself master of th plan.. He aay
he will cooperate with ths contestant at
Roeeburg. Richard W. Qllvln. for th
benefit of his own business Interest
and to help Gllvln win one ofth
scholarships. y Under the rules , of th
contest no agent shall show partiality
toward any contestant but give all th
opportunity to - gather vote
through subscription, and Fletcher
ay that ha will live up to this ' rule.
If any other contestant visit Rose.
burg Fletcher will glv that on th
sunt chaac to gala nw aad old sub
scribers that h provides for Contestant
ouvin.
scholarship la the Stat university at
Eugene through gathering aubaorlpttona
la Roseburg. 1 about 17 years of as.
Last year he graduated from the Rose
burg High echool with high honors.
Fltohr aaya that among, th boy Gll
vln 1 knowif to play hard whan h
playaaadto atudy hard whoa he atudlea
Olivia la th son of a veteran ef th
civil . war aad both he aad hi father
are popular aad much respected in
Roburg. la football aad In baskt
ball Qllvln la aa promlnsnt a he I In
his studies.- ,
In th war of tat Dubllcttv onvln
first attracted attention aa one of the
leading contestants In tha Presidential
Inauguration Contest la which h On.
lahed next to. the lead and earn very
near the free trip to Washington City,
uuvin naa learned tnat success la oon
tst enterprise result from constant
is .very anxious to provide for aa Inde
pendent . education and h expect to
mak a- great harvest la Th Journal
contest ballot.
CONVICTED MURDERER
i KILLS HIMSELF IN CELL'
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Chicago, July 14. Ralph Leslie, con
noted or the murder of Abraham Gold
berg, sentenced to life Imprisonment
was found dead in hi cell la - th
oounty Jail thla morning, having ooav
mitUd auloida, , . ; .
r : BARMAIDS BARRED,
Clevaland Chief of Police Declarea
War Upon Girls in Boor Hallav
' Chief of Polio Fred Kohler haa de
clared war on smile, say a Cleveland.
Ohio.' dispatch. It Is not th amllsa
originating- from-ordinary situations
that ar to b xtrmlntd; tha hlf
haa planned to banish the brand worn
by the barmaids. , In other worda the
600 girl serving beer in Cleveland
saloon aad cafe must gov - -
"Girls shall not sail beer r 'other
drinks la. thla city.", said th oh let.
"There ara hundred of them hare. But
w will atop . th custom If there 1
power tinder the law."
Matthew Kraater, St Clair avenue,
wa arreated for violating th waitress
ordinance. A girl In log and -raffled
aproa wa shuffling to tab! with trays
f Isgsr. J
"Ths eeee 1 a test ona." said ths'
chief. "If we secure a conviction we'll '
arrest vry man who has a girl selling
liquor In his saloon. Th barmaid .or
waitress draws men to the saloon. Her
mile sell drinka Morel, smiles, morel
drinks; las smiles, less drinks. ; Thej
smiles must go. ' . .
- Th movement I another steo In the!
chiefs tight to remove any cause foi
criticism of Mayor Johnson's adm!nis-l
trauoa.--" - : t-- r-- ;
A Tillamook adltor Is running aa an
tomobii over . to Sheridan beat the!
stage.
BAsasAXZi rumi - ajto fo
. avacaatai
Its-I
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Lonla J. Xrugar.'ax-champloalonadti
tano foot racer ot Oermany and Hoi
land, write, uot. n. 1011
"Daring my training of eight
foot races at Salt Lake City. In Aprlk
laat, I ueed Ballard's Snow Liniment to
my- gratt satisfaction. Therefore
I highly recommend Snow Liniment t"
elf who art troubled with sprain
raises er rheumatlara. lie, Iflo aou,
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