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m THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', POMttANP, FRIDAY KVEWINO, OCTOBER 19, ISO WHITES KILLED III INDIAN FIGHT wo Cowboy Shot in Skirmish With Band of Ssven Hundred Marauding Utaa. B0RIGINE6 SEIZE STOCK GUARDED BY PALE FACES ethree Are Divided Into Three Great Bands and Their Camps Extend for Many Mile Over Eastern Wyom ing Refuse to Return to Reserve. (Journal owta! gerries.). Omaha, Neb., Oct 18. The bis body trOO Ut Indiana which left the Uta trvatlon In Idaho, and Wyoming aev 1 months ago. and which has been Etndertng over Wyomlns since then, ednesday nlcht had a clash with wboys near the Kayllne ranch at MUette. Wyomfhg, and two of the Ihltes were killed. A number of Utes Ire supposed to have been wounded. I Further trouble la expected hourly. Is the. Indians sre practically destitute are kill Ins stock for rood. The cow l and ranchers only leave town when large bodies, and unless federal troops are sent shortly a bloody clash likely to occur. This waa received h Omaha last night through privets Hepstches. The 7SS Indians sre divided Into three 'set bands and their oasaps extend for fcany mires over eastern Wyoming. The lash was. when the cowboys attempted b prevent a band of Utes from killing Ho cattle of which they had chsrge. he Indians were determined to secure is oattle and a fight followed m which to of the whites were killed and sev-il-of the Indiana shot The Utes cap bred the herd, killed seven steers and Prned to their camp with meat, moral Greeley, commander of this rtment, is at Omaha reedy to send js when ordered by the president. EURY DRINKS IIP EVIDENCE IN LIQUOR CASE California Man Will Probably Es- oapa Another Trial for Illegal Sailing. (Jeareal serial Bm. Tenturs, Cal., Oct. 1. Perhaps An- lmo Feraud will not be tried agala jt alleged Illegal liquor selling. The aeon la that the jury fn the last case rank nearly all the evidence the county ad against the prisoner. This, In the isln. was a bottle of what waa alleged have been wine. Feraud has bees ted twice, each time in a strong tem- lerance community. Many liquor sell- have eeen mulcted In the county the Offense of which he was accused the 5r rtTthe nrscTBe'erort1 the Jurors at that time only knelled the bottle end could not make their minds. Then the oaae was ansferred to Santa Paula. This time he bottle was passed around and again boat of the jurors sniffed at It, but puld not make up their mlnda At length a Juror took a swig. He hid he wanted to convince himself. ther Jurors were willing enough to tn vines themselves snd it Is asserted it several tasted, muoh to the eon- ernatlon of the district attorney, who law his chief evidence vanish rapidly. hen the Jury disagreed and It is doubt- ul If the case will ever again come trial. lAPTISTS TO HOLD SESSION AT SALEM Albany Or.. Oct. 1. The aeaalons of ts Baptist convention yesierday were Iformly of an Interesting character. he work of the Sunday school waa bade a special feature of the morning bsslona. A feature of the morning was he address given by H. W. Stone f Portlsnd on the Sunday School leered to Other 'Activities." In the afternoon, after a devotional trvtco led by Rev. E. a Dulln. pastor r the Second Baptist church of Bake lty. the regular routine work of the invention waa taken up. and consisted rlnclpally of the reports of the vari es committees. The evening session waa distinctly a bung people's session. The general sentiment has been that t convention waa a moat successful snd to Rev. Mr. Douglas of the Al- ' church la attributed the oredlt br the arrangements and the general snatch with which the sessions were lurried on. The next meeting plaoe of he convention has ben determined upon lad Salem la the fortunate city. 34,600 Meals Did Him No Good How One Man Wasted SO Years of His Life. Thousands) Liks Him. Wnafs the use of satin'. ' anyhow r said the scrawny dyspeptic to a ro tund, prosperous-looking friend. ' Here I've been satin' three times a day, and sometimes twice day, for SO years, add look at . I'm rawbonad and skinny, still st the bottom of the lea der, sour on the world, and a pessl- 5 list. I know It. and I can't help It. f I hed it to do over again, though. I would take care of my stomach, mr I don't believe I ever reellv relished . -i i. lira not even mothers Christmas dinners, and I firmly believe that my way of eating, or yowm " was. brought along with It darkness and impossibility of success." Tou're right,'5 nodded his companion. "Of course, that Isn't slwsys the case. But in this age we must not only Trust in the Lord and keep our powder dry,' but we must swallow sunshine with our food. Cheerfulness, especlelly whle eating, which is the most essen tial act ef man,. la as necessary to him as sunshine Is to the flowers. Nothing normel can be produced in darkness. "But this is what you t)aveh't been doing, Mr. Dyspeptic. Tour brain and your stomach, remember, are twins, and you have to treat them accordingly. Why not atart now and repair the dam age you've done. It is never too lste, you know." "You mean at my agsT And suppose you can't always get the sunshine?" "Absolutely, yes. Science has made it possible to get the sunshine, the -- th. .tr.n.ih that vour atom- sch needs, sll put up together In little tablets. Tney can mem oiuanw ujm- Tanieta, ins mosi enecuve imu- i . i trtw thla var. thins-. SUP IB vy - " - . One ntirsdlent tn these - tablets digests 1,000 grains of food without the help of the stomach. Two tablets sfter each meal can do more work, quicker work and better work. In digesting a heavy meal, than the stomach can Itself. The stomach need not work at all. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets does all the work, snd gives your Jaded stomach a rest, the rest It needs. Meanwhile you cure yourself of brash. Irritation, burning sensation, heartburn, sour stomsch, acidity, fermentation, bloat, and the worst cases of dyspepsia snd lndlges- Vnn .at miA nf thAM for all time And then, besides, you can eat all you want ana wnenever you wain, ana yuu will .i.a r.llh mnlh.r'. Phrlatmai din. nera If you will take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after eating. That's the sun shine I was taming snout, men your aaa awlll a-f 1 ant tha tnt.rn.l rhlnM going on. you'll be more energetic, your minu will n cirarrr. jvu win more confidence in yourself, you'll be happier, and you'll be yourself again. "Tour heart will change and you'll ..I hw. You'll anlov vnur m a 1 a and 11 vs. Let's walk down to ths drug storeand let me Introduce you to one little package of these Stuart's Dyspep sia Tablets. Tou can get them at any drug store In We world for only 60o a package It la worth It. Mr. Dyspep tic." CAME WITH STORM FROM MORORAN German Steamer Eva in tha Har bor to Load Lumbar for Valparaiso. CAPTAIN EBERHARDT REPORTS STORMY TRIP Three Distinct Hurricanes Were En countered Between Japan and the Pacific Coast Steamer Kept Away Prom Bar for Three Days. LEPERS OF M0L0KAI HAVE NEW AMUSEMENT For First Tims in History of Af flicted Colony an Election It Being Held. The German steamer Eva which ar rived in the harbor laat night from Mororan under charter to load lumber for Valparaiso, had a rough tima ef K coming across ths Pacific. Upon three occasions she fell In ths vortSk of hur ricanes that evidently followed her all the way from the orient and finally brought up against the Oregon coast with a grand finale that turned tha bar into auch a roaring mass of foam that the big tramp waa compelled to remain outside for three days. The Eva anchored in the stream and, will remain there until a berth can be found for her at the mills of the Port land Lumber company, where aha will receive he,r cargo. She waa here three years ago today, and at that urns Cap- tafn Eberhardl. who fa now In command, was phlef officer. Speaking of the voy age from Mororan, Captain EberhardtJ saia: "We left Mororan September IT, and met with fins weather until four days out, when suddenly the barometer fell to il.t. The wind was not very strong, but from the tremendous seaa we Judged that the steamer had run Into the very midst of a hurricane. I never saw such seas. Being in ballast, the steamer rocked fearfully, but ahlpped little water and no damage was dons on board. The second hurricane waa en countered about a week off the mouth of the Columbia river, and -the third blow Just as we elgbted land. All the time we sssmsd to remain in the vortex of the blow, because while the wind was only fairly strong the sea waa awfully agitated. We ran In to within 100 feet of the bar Tuesday afternoon, but the breakers were so high that we decided It better Judgment to remain outside and so stood out again until yeeterday morning. S "There was a Ms fleet of steamers snd sailing vessels off the bar waiting for a chance to get. In, so we were not at all lonesome. Tha seas ran so high that sometimes vessels a little ways off disappeared completely from sight. I Then, again, they would loom up on the crest of a wave until you could see the whole hull almost out of water." The Eva carries a mixed crew, eon slating of Chinese, Japanese and Euro peans. She haa been in oriental waters for some time. The oil ank steamer Asuncion, Cap tain Bridgett, which was outside yes terday, crossed In during the afternoon. She, too, did eome heavy plunging off the bar. (Jeareal Sseetal Ssrvtes.) Honolulu, Oct. 19. Lepers et the leper settlement on the Island of Molo- ksl have a new amusement. For the first time In the history of the settle ment It hss a real election, and the en tire community Is devoting Itself to the msttsr to tie exclusion of all other things. Under the new county act set tlement It Is created a county, but all the functions of the government are given to the board of health, except the election of deputy sheriff. A large number of candidates for this office have srlsen, and a campaign which sur passes anything ever known anywhere else Is In progress. Conditions in the settlement are Ideal for political campaigns. The people have absolutely nothing to do But take part In political campaigns. They do not have to work for a living for the territory supports them. They sre housed snd fed st public expense snd a political campaign affords them ex citement and relief from the monotony. The result Is that the entire community haa gtven Itself up wholly to politics. Campaign meetings are held almost con tinuously and campaign oratory Is never. silent. FREIGHTER IS KILLED UNDER WAGON WHEELS Shanlko, Or., Oct It. A freighter named George Knarr, owing to hia In toxicated condition, fell from a wagon a few miles below Antelope, the wheels passing over him, ceuelng almost in stant death. The remains ware brought to Antelope leet evening. Knarr leaves s wife and a couple of children residing at Bene. Robinsons Hats for Men Have a Superior Style An Elegance of Finish Not Found Elsewhere Styles Correct V Prices DUNLAP $5.00 HARRINGTON $4.00 ROBSON $3.00 HOTEL PERKINS BUILDING Rot inson BOTTLE MESSAGE FOUND Windhorst H. Zanner, keeper of the Grays Harbor light station, notified Captain p. J. Wer llch, inspector, this morning that last Sunday two strangers had brought a bottle message picked up on the beach. The message was written In German and stated that It had been thrown overboard by Captain Windhorst of the German ship Nerelde on September St, In longitude 4S.S0 north, longitude 125.26 west. It requested the finder to turn it over to the German consul at the near est or some navigation bureeu. Captain Werlich turned the letter over to the Germen consulate here end thie afternoon Captain Windhorst called upon the inspector snd confirmed ths report from the lighthouse keeper. The Nerelde arrived here oh September J6, or a day after tha bottle waa thrown overboard. There is no telling how long It took the bottle to drift ashore since It might have been on ths beach many daya before being picked up. ORIENTAL LINER ARRIVES WU! Be H MM This evening. The Portland-Asiatic Steamship com pany's liner Nlcomedla, Captain Wage man, arrived at Astoria st S o'clock tills morning from Hongkong via Yohohama. She was fully due this morning, having been out II daye from Yokohama. The liner left Hongkong two daye before that place was partly devastated by the typhoon and it la believed that aha got the effects of the edge of the ter rific blow. The Nlcomedla brings a fair cargo, considerable Of her space being de voted to cement. Tha cement will come In vary bendy at this time, owing to the tie-up of ths several oement carriers that arrived during the paat few daya from Europe, the longahoremen refusing to discharge the cargoes because of the boycott placed galnst the stevedoring firm of Brown sV McCabe. Tha Nlcomedla will reach the harbor some time tonight. She will be worked by longshoremen from union No. Stt. which body haa not se fsr taken ectlve part tn tha tie-up. Help the Building Fund The Y. M. C. A. Management Has Requested That the Eilers Piano Offer Be Held Open to the Public Until November 6. The Request Is Gladly Granted aRVOKlalaCiw-w mm 1 WswJseeeWeajSaWaa Five magnificent instru ments to be sold to the highest bidder and the en tire proceeds will be do nated to the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. building fund. Each bid must be ac companied by ten (10) cents. Put in as .many bids as you please at ten cents each. Send in your bid on one of these instruments. If your offer is accepted, you get the instrument and we turn every penny of the money over to the build ing fund. In case of a tie. we turn over to the build ing fund all profit on the second piano above the cost price. TAKE YOUR CHOICE See these Instruments. Buy ons at your own pries snd at the seme time boost a worthy Projaet. . First, the latest ; style ' "E" fancy mahogany 1650 Cbickertng ufright. ths finest. . biggest toned, most beautifully designed, highest grade American piano Boston's beet. Second, ths famous style It quarter-sawed English oak B80 Kimball upright, Se now world-renowned Kimball, preferred and ussd by hundreds of the world's greatest artists from Adeline Pattl to our own local musical contin gent. Third, the new style fancy mahogany 1450 Hobart M. Cable upright piano a piano that has sprung Into most wonderful popular favor, and by a larger and profes- has been purchased of late years number of educational institutions sional musicians than any other. Fourth, tha fancy genuine selected burl wal nut flit Marshall Wendell upright ons of the old-established "down-Eastern" makes which haa proven Itself one of tha great American home pianos, sweet-toned snd durable.. Fifth, and leet but not least, a genuine latest Improved Matrostyle Pianola, choice Of oak. mahogany, walnut or ebonlsed case to match any piano desired grand or upright, retail price flee. A FINE ASSORTMENT ; YOU MAKE THE PRICE Here la an assortment of the very beet of fine, standard, brand new, warranted musical in struments, valued ell told at 12,150. If you wish to help the building fund without. In reality,, parting with a Sails r. this Is your opportunity. If you have no piano you should not fall to sss and to try those instruments, then make the committee the very beet offer, either cash or pay menta, that you feel like making. The highest bona fide bid submitted In writing will secure each respective Instrument. Ton pey 10 cents for a chance to bid. Tou may put In ee many bids on each or any piano as yon wish to pay for. A proper committee on No vember will open the envelopes end the In struments will go to tha hlgheet bidders. ALL CASH NOT NECESSARY It is not necessary that all the cash ehould be paid Immediately for any of these pisnos. But the committee must have a definite assurance of a definite amount to be realised frets) the sale of thsss instruments by November (. Bids may be submitted either on a basis of all cash or in monthly or quarterly Installments, payable one tenth In caeh upon aeoeptsnoo of tha bid, hslsaae one fourth January 1, 1907, ons fourth April 1. 1807, one fourth August 1, 107, and the balance on or before January 1, 1808, . ,m , -j Highest bidder secures the respective Instru ment. See tha instruments at SIS Washington- -J street. Bring your musical friends, tsst the pianos, criticise them, than put In your bid In a sealed envelope, addressed to Mr. 8. I Oilman, socount of T. M. C. sW and J. W. C A. Building Fund Committee, care Hilars Piano House. Bear In mind that time la precious. Returns must all be In by November (. Bids addressed to Eilers Piano House and marksd ss above may also be submitted by mail, but should be accompanied by money order, check or postage for 10 cents. All money Is payable to the T. M. C A and T. W. C. A. Building Committee. Telephone Exchange SS for any further partic ulars: Eilers Piano House, 151 Washington street, Portland. Oregon. HARMFUL STOMACH DOSING ALONQ THE WATERFRONT The board of trade will file a formal protest against the sppllcatlon of prop erty owners for an extension of tha harbor lines between the Burnelde and steel bridges. The executive committee haa authorised President Nash to pro test to ths secretary of war. The British steamer Wynertg will propably finish loading lumber at the Victoria dolphins tomorrow and sail for the orient. She Will carry nesrly 4.000. 000 feet. Constsntlne Ludholm, first mste on the schooner Robert Bruce, fell Into the hold of the vessel st South Bend yesterday snd met lnstsntaneous death. The, charter of tha British steamer Bessie Dollar, which wea reported in The Journal four daya ego, was offi cially confirmed this morning. She will load wheat for Hongkong at this port. The British ship Olsnalvon crossed In yestsrdsy afternon after having been outside three days. She brings gsneral cargo from Europe. , The storm 'off the coast has abated and the wires to the different stations are agsln In operation. The steamer Alliance crossed oat sates dsy after noon bound for Coos bay. MARINE NOTES No Need of It When Hyomei Is Used to Cars Catarrh. Physicians and scientists agree that the less medicine one swallows, the bat ter. It la in keeping with thie Idea that Hyomei le recommended by leading physicians throughout this snd other catarrhal sections. When this treatment is used In ca tarrhal troubles, there Is no stosaach dosing; for tha medicine ie taken In with ths sir you breathe, and goes right to the spot where the catarrhal germs are present, healing the inflamed and irritated mucous membrane, kill ing the disease germs snd entering the blood with the oxygen, driving, all ca tarrhal germs from the system. Do not try .to cure catarrh of the head by putting medicine Into your stomach thie le neither a scentlflo nor common-sense treatment Breathe the healing balsams of Hyomei and in a few daya you will notice relief, and Its continued use will result in a complete and lasting cure. Woods rd, Clarke A Co. have seen so many cures made by Hyomei amongst their customers, several of them cases where all hops of relief had been given up. that they give an absolute guaran tee ef cure, or money will be refunded. with every outfit they sell. The complete Hyomei outfit costs but SI. while extra bottles of Hyomei, if needed, are only 10 cants. --waW------W-W-W-aSl 11:S0 a. m., German steamer Nlcomedla. Sailed at noon, German steamer Ara- mnla. for Hongkong snd way porta. Saa Francisco, Oct. it. Sailed laet night, schooner Rhoderlck Dhu In tow of tug Dauntless, for Portland, via Monterey. Astoria, Oct. IS. Sailed at noon, schooner Virginia, for Ban Francisco. Sailed at 1:10 p. m . schooner San Buenaventura, for San Francisco. Ar rived at 1:40 p. m., British ship Olen- alvnn, from Newcastle, England. San Francisco. Oct. IS. Sailed, schooner Alpha and bark B. P. Cheney, for Astoria. Salisd at t p. m., eteamer Redondo, for Portland. 11 Haa oa of Unions. Ths Operative Plasterers' Interna tional union haa decided to form an of fensive and defensive alliance with the Bricklayers' a neSjM aeons' International union. Bach will recognise the working card of the other end wtll form e Joint organisation In small cities and towns. Horton, Sulphur Rorlnsa. July 10. IMS: "I have Astoria, OCt 10 Arrived et 7 SO a. m., Oerman steamer Nlcomedla. from Hongkong and way ports. 10 a, Frenoa ship Sully. Rev. B. C Tex., writes. used In my family Ballard's Snow Liniment and' Horehound Syrup, and they have proved oertainly satisfactory. The liniment is ths best we have svsr used for headache and palna The i.k ,.Mm haa Kaan m.a A m - - fa ... aM"" - .1 . --vw ir - tpe IS SI signi years. WS1Q 0 W Left ay at I ard, Clarke A Co. a Week Is a small item when you consider that it is enough to keep you clothed in a neat, stylish and comfortable manner. You're Welcome to Credit Select your Suit or Rain Coat, make a small payment down, then $1.00 a week No em barrassing conditions. No security asked. A plain business proposition. You pay no more than the cash store price. Clothing being a side line with us, we sre able to handle it on a closer margin of profit. Call and investigate. Gevurlz & Sons 173-175 FIRST ST. 219-227 YAMHILL ST ' a" j Vk jflL1 'aWafewaBBwflMI -wBT FUNST0N TO COMMAND SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION (Joerasl "Serial terries) Washington. Oat. IS. Brtgedler-Oen-eral Funston is to hsve command ef the southwestern division of the army. with headquarters at St. Louie. This le the highest ' command which could be given General Funs Una. A division is usually commanded by a eral and a Brigadier-general had thla permanent command Tha headquertcrg at the southwsstern di vision have1 been In Omaha, but they will be transferred to St. Louis, walls the bar quarters of the northern divis ion, now In St. Lents, win probably be at Chicago. The boot hi se organising with Sk