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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WBDNE8DAY EVENING, OCTOBER tl, 190
18
HALF MILLION IN JEWELS
Mrs. J. Henry Smith, formerly Mrs. R. Stewart, wearing the $500,000
Jewele the received as a wedding gift from her husband. She win be
seen in a box in the Metropolitan opera house this winter and will
outshine all the other society women in the famous diamond horseshoe
COS?
HIM HIS
JOB
Mail Carrier Discharged From the
Service Because He Is Nom
inated for Congresa.
MEANWHILE CABINET 13
STUMPING THE COUNTRY
Faithful Employe for Twenty Years
Forced Out of Service for "Per
, piclout Political Activity" Should
Have Been a Republican.
(Journal Special ferric. )
New York, Oct. tL Despite the fact
that Secretary of State Root, Secretary
, . of War Taft, Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw, Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte,
Attorney-General Moody and Speaker
Joe Cannon are on the stump making
campaign speeches for Republican candi
dates, that Postmaster-General Cortelyou
is In New York In charge of Hughes'
' campaign and that President Roosevelt
la campaigning by mall to aid the Re
publican cause In New York atate, the
administration has shown Its abhorrence
of government ertiployes meddling in
NOMINATION
--it politics by premptorlly discharging M.
A ntfvnpalil m a 11 r a rrUr for that nant
to years, because he waa nominated for
congress by the Independence league of
the fifth district, King's county. New
York. He was at once ordered to resign
from the postal service for "pernicious
political activity."
Fltsgerald was deeply affected by the
cold-blooded manner In which ha was
forced out of the department. In which
he had spent 80 years of his life at
honest labor, during the hotteat days of
summer and the coldest days of winter.
His friends felt that a man who, after
so many years in a minor capacity, had
made such an Impression on the voters
of his district that he could set a con
gressional nomination was at least en
titled to a little courtesy.
On Wrong Of renee.
"My political activity." said Kltsgerald
last night, "Is pernicious, I suppose, be
cause R Is not on the Republican aids
of the fence. Otherwise, why should a
n.OOO-a-year letter-carrier's political
activity he any more pernicious than that
of an W.OOO-a-year cabinet officer's?
"We see cabinet officers and others of
high office go about the country mak
ing speeches In behalf of the Republican
party. They devote to this the time of
the government, and continue to draw
the salary paid by the government; and
yet nobody tells them that their activity
Is pemtelnus.
"On the other hand, I give only such
time as Is absolutely my own to politics,
ana do not take a single minute for the
purpose from the time for whloh the gov
ernment pays me. And yet I am told
that my activity la pernicious.
"If I am elected to congress, one of
the first things I shall do Is to make an
Tea Satisfaction
Tea
CEYLON
dZfF
Inquiry Into just why cabinet officers and
the like are allowed to draw a salary
while doing a thing which Is declared
to be pernicious in the case of a letter-
carrier, who devotea to it none of the
time for which the government paya him.
"That not all letter-carriers are pro
hibited from taking an active part In
politics Is proven by the fact that many
of them act as district captains for
Republican leaders.
"But then, of course, that's just where
the distinction comes In. I don't suppose
you'll Snd any postal employes who do
kindred work for the Independence
league."
One of the reasons believed to underlie
the notice served upon Mr. Fitzgerald to
resign is that one of his opponents in the
fight Is Congressman George K. Waldo,
Republican, who is close to the admlnls-
tratlon at Washington.
GIGANTIC TRUST ORGANIZED
BY FARMERS OF NATION
Promoters Claim That Grangers
of Thirty-Four Hundred
Counties Have Combined.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Chicago, Oct. SI. The American So
ciety of Equity, whose organisers and
members frankly admit it is a gigantic
farmers' trust, has established head
quarters here. Organisers now have
1,400 counties In It states thoroughly
combined, and when the 400 remaining
counties are taken In the trust will be
"ready for business."
It is proposed to have all orders
placed through the society and to have
prices arbitrarily fixed. The organisa
tion expects to work In harmony with
labor unions, each boycotting anything
not 'bearing the label of the other. Half
a million farmers are already enrolled
tn the society and promoters say that
only speculators can be hurt by the
combine.
Kentucky Is thoroughly organised
with the result that tobacco-growers are
receiving twice as much for their prod
uot aa before. Fruitgrowers especially
are expected to benefit by the combine.
as .the society proposes to handle Its
entire produoe and demand uniform
prices
DIED ON WAY HOME
FROM PHILIPPINES
(Special Dispatch te The Journal.)
Tlwsco, Wash.. Oct tl. The funeral
service of the late Sergeant Alonso R
Deamer was held at the M. E. ehurch
October It.
The . deceased was born In Philadef
phla, Pennsylvania, June 1, lilt. He
served seven and one-half yeare In the
United States army. After enlisting tho
Second time ne waa iiausnra in tna
Philippine Islands tn 1 SO, having pre
viously been stationed at Vancouver,
Washington. He had been ill since last
irch and was on hts way home to his
wife In Ilwaco when be died on the
United States transport Logan on Octo
ber 15. shortly before reaching Ban
Francisco.
Berceant Deamer waa burled In the
Ilwaco cemetery with military honors.
He leaves a wife in Ilwaco and a
mother In Phlladelphla.
SEVEN FLAVORS
Golden Gate Japan
Golden Gate English Breakfast
Golden Gate Ceylon
Golden Gate Oolong
Golden Gate Fancy Blend
Golden Gate Gunpowder
Golden Gate Black and Green
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J. A. Folger 6l CO., SSO FtTOcisCO
SWEEPING ATTACK
ON OIL TRUST
Independent Shippers Charge
Railroad With Discriminat
ing for Standard.
OCTOPUS GIVEN LOWEST
RATES TO THE COAST
Small Producers Compelled to Psy
Hundred and Five Dollars on Each
Car for Hauling Back Empties
Other Discriminations Made.
tisaiual Special Service.)
Washington. D. C, Oct. 11. Another
sweeping attack has been launched
against Standard Oil before the Inter
state commerce commission by the fil
ing of three eomplalnta by Independent
oil producers charging that railroads
are discriminating in favor of the
Rockefeller corporation in the matter
of freight rates. All western roads and
a number of eaatern trunk lines are
named aa defendants.
The three petitions are signed by the
National Petroleum association of
Cleveland. In the first complaint the
rates on oil to western and Pacific
points are attacked. The complaint
seta forth that rates to Pacific coast
terminals out of Whiting, Indiana, as
compared to rates from Cleveland, are
much lower. From Toledo and Flndlay,
Ohio, the rate Is 90H cents per 100;
from Cleveland. 93 cents; from Marietta,
II H cents, and from Pittsburg, Oil City,
Tltusvllle, Bradford, Warren and Free
dom, II cents. In addition the Inde
pendent producers say they have to pay
list to get their oars back from the Pa
cific coast.
In comparison to these alleged ex
cessive rates complainants set forth
that Standard Oil pays only 78 H cents
from Its great Whiting plant. Before
the Indiana refining . center was estab
lished the charge Is made that rates
from all points in the eaatern oil region
were the same and that the rates now
in force are unjust, unreasonable and
unduly discriminatory. The commission
Is asked to fix a reaaonable rate and
establish a lower charge than flOi for
hauling back empty tank cars.
In the other two petitions complaint
Is made against the Milwaukee, North
western, Burlington, Chicago Great
Western. Rock Island, Illinois Central
I and
Wabash railroads for excessive
rates from Peoria and Chicago to Oma
ha, Sioux Falls, St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Duluth.
DIVORCES GRANTED
BY JUDGE GALLOWAY
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Salem, Or., Oct II. Judge 'William
Galloway yesterday overruled the de
murrer filed to the complaint filed by
City Attorney A O. Condlt and gave
the defense ten days in which to plead
further. This action has occupied the
attention of the court for some time
and was brought for the purpose of re
straining the city of Salem from col
lecting the dog tax as prescribed in an
ordinance recently passed by the coun
cil. Judge Galloway also rendered de
crees In the following d 1 vorcexes :
In the case of Annie SpsaguW against
Harley G. Sprague, the plaintiff was
granted a divorce on the grounds of. In
human treatment and awarded the title
to three acres of land near Silverton.
Mrs. Frances Phelps was also granted
a divorce from James Oscar Phelps and
awarded the custody of the little daugh
ter. Mrs. Mary L. Hansen secured a I
divorce from Silas D. Hansen No
property was Involved In the suit add
the plaintiff was given the care of the
16-year-old son.
STRIKING CHAUFFEURS ,
IN BATTLE WITH POLICE
(Journal Special Banks.)
New York, Oct tl. A clash between
Hie police and 100 or more of the strik
ing chauffeurs occurred lrt front of the
Waldorf-Astoria last night. During the
fight bricks wore thrown through the
windows of the hotel dining-room and i
through the windows of a Jewelry store
aajaceni. vviuiam jones, wno was on
tha heat of an electric oab, was badly
cut on the head by a missile.
After a lively fight severs! strikers
were arrested and the others dispersed.
- i-
Fief owed Stock Oanned Oooda.
Allen St Lewis' Best Brand.
DOG KNEW A SPORTSMAN
Setter That Gave Up in Disgust and
Went Horns.
From the Washington Star.
"I was visiting some relatives In
North Carolina last fall during the
quail season," said a. Washington man.
"Oarae was plentiful on the plantation,
but as I am a poor hunter and a worse
marksman I didn't participate in the
dally shooting. One fine day, however,
my ancle Insisted that I should take his
gun and his crack setter Belle and go
over the game preserves, a mile or so
beck of the house, end try my hand at
the quail, which, he said, were so plen
tiful there that if I stout my eyes and
let the charge go haphasard, with
Belle's assistance I would be bound to
come home with the game bag rilled.
"He handed me his gun, with a lot
of cartridges, called Belle from the
shade of s convenient tree, and, point
ing to me, talked to her as If the dog
understood every word he said, winding
up his Instructions to her by saying
that he relied upon her to pilot me right
and to bring me home again with lots
of birds. Prom the way the setter
looked from her master's face into
mine,, yawned, blinked her Intelligent
eyes and barked a couple of affirmative
yelps, I am free to ssy that I believe
the understood every word of the talk
as well as either of us.
"At sny rate the dog started for the
field With every manifestation of Joy,
piloted me through the plnee and the
brush, and evinced the liveliest interest
tn me all the way over to the quail i
field. Here Belle was the lady on the
spot for sure, for the birds flew up ta
sll directions. I followed" two or three
flocks ever the field and banged away
at the birds right and left, but not one
could I bring down. During this fu
sillade I noticed that Belle would stop
hsr work frequently and look at me
in an inquiring way. Once or twice
she even came up to ma, looked up into
my face, gave s llttls bark or two, and
then started back and worked at flush
ing the birds with renewed vigor.
"Flnnlly. Just as I had about expended
all my ammunition without hitting a I
single bird I saw Belle suddenly stop,
take a Ions look In my direction, as I
though some dog Idea of hers had bees
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Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
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