The Oregon daily journal., November 28, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

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-THE OREGON -DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENINQ. NOVEMBER 23. 18C3.
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Interior department la alleged to be due
LERS LOST 10
Warren's Influence.. Vandevanter
legal advlaer of the land depart
ment and had been attorney for the com
panies ateallng the land.
Warren" s Influence made Congress
man Frank W. Mondell assistant land
commissioner, put Binger Hermann-in
office .as general land commissioner and
afterward former Governor W. A. Rich
ards, the present general land commie
111 1iilO FRAUDS
ARCTIC WILDS
M " "
Wyoming Senator Said to. Be
Sailors Suffered Severely From
Weather, Many Having Frozen
Hands and Feet.
Jfogdaderjn Looting
eoial Announcement
Public Domain.
CONTROLLED OFFICIALS 3
: PREVENTED PROSECUTION
STEAlvrSCHOON ErVOLCA J- :
-- . LOSES PART OF CREW
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' Store
, '. Closed ; T" :
. ' All
" Day..
Sp
y " r in
Binger . Hermann and Commissioner
Ricnarda . Both Alleged to ' Have
Been Hia Tools Officials Told Not
to Interfere.' " ' 'V;.. ?'. VV ' ".
OmimI Special Berries.)
Bait Lake City, Utah, Nor. II. At
tht land fraud Investigation in progress
her by Interstate Commerce Comrais
toner Clark, government land amenta
atated that It had 'been neoeaaarr for
year 4 see United State Bene lor
Francis 12. Warren of Wyoming regard
ing official bualneas of the land depart.
ment, and It waa Intimated that hla was
the inaater mind that waa back of the
of Plunderer-who -for yeare have
looted the government- out of Its do
main
The appointment of WUUa Vandevan-
ter aa aaalatant attomer-general for the
One Death Chronicled Three Miss
ing Turn Up in Seattle, Having
Been Abandoned in Siberia Men
Have Limbs Amputated. S ' v '
Why not plan to give that
young man a dress suit or a
Tuxedo for Christmas? -
TYetf could hot possibly hit
upon a more appropriate
gift.;-'..
"We are making up some
beautiful fabrics, finished in
a style of faultless elegance
that delights r4 every ;. good
dresser. - '-i '.. ;'
Tuxedos
O-MlURE
7T
Press
Suits
TO MEASURE
AHoliday Sp-Kial Lm
of Men's .
Thibet and Serges,
Blacks and Class
TO MEASURE
$25$35
ooia
ELKS BUILDING
7th"arid Stark Streets.
V. S. Senator F." E; Warren" of
; -Wyorning. .'; " .. ,
sioner."who"e- early : retirement- la an
nounced, as the result of the present ex
posure. - '
(Special Dlapatch to The Journal.)
" Seattle, Nov., 28. While the steam '
whaling achooner plga waa losing her '
crew through the Alleged murderoue
methods of Captain . Kllnkenberg laat '
winter In the Arctic sea her sister ves-,
sol. the gasoline achooner Charlea Kan
eon, waa adding. to its hospital Hat men I
with frozen' extremities, while one death
waa chronicled. The rigors of that win-
ter have possibly never been, duplicated !
in ine nisiory, or .Arcuo sea wnaiing.
.. When ""the - Charles Hanson crawled
Into port at flan Francisco the other
Jay William L. Smith of Seattle, as
sistant engineer- was missing. He and
a companion, Knox, had become separated
in a bllsxard at the mouth of the Mac
kenzie river, last February, and he un
doubtedly froae to death.- Hia body has
prevented rrosecntlon.
' .Warren's influence is alleged to have
successfully prevented investigation and
prosecution ox the coal land frauda by never been recovered,
. , ." 7 " Y. , i1 Three others were missing-George
vtnuuiii jii wnwrn simt uiauuia i
such frauds were known to have been
carried on for years In wholesale, man
ner, v - - ,
Warren is said to still control all land
offices In the west. Among the witnesses
la Michael A. Myendorff, now a apecial
agent at Portland, who for many yeara
nas neen in me service ana is assisting
materially In exposing the frauda.
It Is none of your business," is the
answer which the general land office
at Waahlngton , gave Charlea Kingston,
former register of the land office at
T vans ton. Wyoming, when he reported
thet he suspected IrregulariUee In con
Evans ton. Wyoming, when he reported
land and asked for lnatructions to al
lowing entries.
Binger Hermann of Oregon waa com
missioner of the general land office at
thlstime.
SIII.1PTER CITY ELECTION
TO YIELD A CONTEST
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Council Candidate on Citizen's
Ticket Holds ; Business v
Men's Movement.
' (BveelU fnwsteb te The Joan.l t -
Sumpter. Or.. Nov. IS. The citv elec
tion on December 4 will not be pasmd
without a contest. E. A. Case, who had
announced bis candidacy for council
uin.Ub First ward, having con.
eluded to try for tBe-mayeeeJty With
ma rnenaa ne nas rramed up a business
men's ticket. Those out for councilman
with him are P. D. Heaiy 'from the
First ward; John Shields for the long
term ana J. L. Jaminaton for the ahort
term in the Third ward and A. J. Denny
la the FowMhi No eandldate Is aw
nounced on this ticket In the Second
ward. M. H. Allen has 'been named for
treasurer.
The ticket to be known as the Citi
zens' ticket la beaded by I C Edwards
for -mayor- M. H. Allen has ouallfled
as the candidate for treasurer and the
following; have been nominated as coun
cil men: John P. Balrd- J. A. Howard,
A. P. Wyman. C. P. Holly for long term
and H. C Llnnvllle for short term;
Fourth ward. Tom B. Taylor,-
PR0L1IREKT GREEKS VICTIMS
.: vFJlACKIMERS
Johnson. John E. Mapea and Antonio
Oelacrus, but they have turned up In
Seattle, after having been abandoned on
a bleak Siberian coast. Around the deck
of the Charles Hanson one baplese fel
low crawled. ' He had ; suffered the
amputation of both feet, which had been
fro sen. Knox, who survived. Smith, had
a toe amputated and otbera bore scars
of the terrible winter of 190MX. .
Parsimony ssponslbls.
Parsimonious action of the owners of
the vessel, in falling to fit her out with
sufficient provisions or medicines. Is
charged by the crew and at least one
man will bring aotlon agalnat Oeorge B.
Plummer at Co. for the loss of his feet
Proper medical . attention, be declares,
would have aaved him from being a
cripple for life. . '
'In order to escape starvation the crews
f both the CJga and the ChBriea Han-I
son had to bunt In blinding bllsaarda for
polar bear, seal, walrus and deer. They
were without bread or flour and so sud
denly, were they caught in a freese-up
that none of thia needed commodity
could be secured.
While Captain Kllnkenberg was In a
state of terror, and kept his crew slmt
larty terrorised, subsequent to his mur
der of Chief Engineer Paul D. 'Jackson
during the time the Olgo was frozen up
In Banks' Land, the crew of the Charlea
Hanson 4. was facing almost as grave
dangers 'in scouting for food.
December ZX Paul Mauser, aaslatant
engineer, - and - William 8m!th,--deck-hand,
left the ahlp at Shingle Point on a
hunting expedition. They were out but
two hours when darkness came. After
wandering about aimlessly for .hours in a
blinding snowstorm they reached the
beach, but could not find the shlp. The
following morning Smith climbed to the
top-ef a-mountaln and -waved his nana
In
Smith continued on, reached the ahlp
and sent a rescuing party out In search
of Mauser. He was not found for two
days, having been covered with the snow
whUe painfully making hla way op the
mountain, xsoin Teex wu iiuseu wna
they were amputated shortly after he
was put to bed.
In February Smith.
Store Clooed Thanksgiving
Day -j Thuroday, Nov. 29, 1906
IN ACCORDANCE WITH OTJR USUAL
CUSTOII OUR STORE WILL RETTATN
CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY, NOV
EIXBER 29. '06, THANKSGIVING DAY
See Thursday Evening Papers for Great Econ
omy Opportunities Our 361ot Bargain Friday
RED BEFORE BLACK
SAYS TILtflAII
Southern States Will Flow With
. Blood Before Accepting
Negro Domination --'
TO HELL WITH LAWS ,
FORCING RACE EQUALITY
Senator Jaba Pitchfork. Into Negro
Problem and Declarea Whites Art
Made of Better Clay Than Other
Racea, -
. (Journal Special Berries.) ,
Chicago, Nov. 18. Senator B. R. Till
man of South Carolina epoke to a large
audience laat night on "Shall the United
States Annex cubar' He aiscossea me
necro Question fully in spite of the pro-
token of having .IgBted-the-- "
"Tou make up your minds that equal
ity before the law, which the fifteenth
amendment guarantees. Is right and
should be enforced, notwithstanding Its
a . .
Organization Similar to Black
Hand Spreads Fear and Dis
may Among Foreigners.
- Oeerml Mseelsl Berries
.. Danville, 111.. Nov. II. In the arrest
of two alleged Bulgarian army captains.
A. Hanus Qrastus and Chris Carton, ort
cnargea oi trying to obtain money from
the Greeks of Danville and Terra Haute
by threata of violence to their families
here and relatives In Bulgaria, an or
ganisation has been exposed similar to
the Italian Black Hand, which Is doing
an riHinwvr DiacKmaiiing business in
..." minimi uin LIT. t ' , .
tromineni ureeaa are assisting n
authorities in an effort to run the lead
ers down.
Cables from Vltolio- and Menastlr. in
western 'jursey, -state that It la ha.
nevea tne men are acting for a , Bui.
garlan committee that has lta headquar
ters in noria.
. The Greek vice-consuls at St Tenuis
and cnicago nave been here investlrat
tar-a-Tnatter.-and-Tiay-thejr wm lay
their evidence before Demtroa alyotaaea,
Grecian minister at Washington, who
will make representations to the state
department looking to the safeanardlna
Ljnt urwM irom me DiacKmauers.
MAKING BEST OF IT r
FOR SIDNEY SLOANE
(lieclsl PUeatdk to The Tneraal.) '
Spokane. Wash., Nov. St. By in
genious examination on the part of the
counsel for the defence every little
eccentricity snown by Sidney Sloane,
the boy parricide,- Is being presented
to the Jury In such a light aa to create
a belief that the boy had shown - evi
dence of Insanity from the time be wes
I years of age up to the time he killed
his father. Teachers have testified that
he waa slow in his studies and lacked
concentration. Society women and girls
have told of his peeullarltles in. the way
of - attempting "mashes" and writing
them silly and foolish letters, and other
witnesses have pointed out' many 'inci
dence in bis life which would have been
forgotten or overlooked but for the fact
that be la on trial for his life and his
attorneys have decided that Insanity la
about the only thing that will aave him
from the gallows.
for the past two days the testimony
has been almost featureleas, all being
son of Mrs.
Charles Segbers of this city, and Charles
Knox, a deckhand, left the vessel to
hunt food for their shipmates. bll
sard arose and the men became sepa
rated. Knox aept uu and eomeu days
later brought up at Hersohell Island. In
the meantime both men had been given
up for lost and Smith, who had suc
ceeded Mauser as assistant engineer.
never was heard from again. Knox w
taken aboard the achooner Alexander at
Herschell and several months later was
transferred to hie own ship. -
Stories came to the Charles Hanson
subsequently that Smith's body had been
found and buried oy the natives, but .this
was never verified. His body is evidently
under a mound of snow somewhere be
tween the mouth of the Mackenzie at
Shingle Point and Herschell island.
ANTI-BOSS TICKET
-NAMED AT OLYMPIA
(Snerlal Plssitch te The Journal.)
Olympla, Wash.. Nov. 28. At a mass
meeting of cltlsena the. following city
ticket was selected: Mayor. Dii N. J,
Redpath: clerk, J. R. Dover; treasurer.
J. J. Wilson; attorney, E. N. Steele;
health officer. Dr. W. U Brldgeford;
councllman-at-large, C. B. White; coun
cilman, second ward, E. J. Bemeche;
fourth ward, J. H. Meays; alxth ward,
Thomas McLarty. " The - offices are
equally dlviued between both partlea.
. A Republican mass meeting has been
called for this evening by Senator A. 8.
Ruth to nominate an opposition ticket.
A call Is also out for a Democratic mass
meeting at Roltck's hall tonight
It Is claimed by those In the cltlsens
movement that the desire to rid the
city of bOBslsnt has, .caused the com
bination. ' - '
LAND OFFICE FORCE
: , LARGELY DEPLETED
(eneela! Plioattfc te The Journal.).
Olympla, Wash., Nov. 28. It la an
nounced that FefTy Pfllea, ehlet clerkUo
the state land department, has reaigned
his position to assume a more lucrative
one as civil engineer for an improve
ment company in Snohomish county.
W. M. Nunn, secretary of the board
of land commissioners, has been elected
county rlerk of Tnurston county, and
Fred RCsmand, stenographer, has been
elected auditor of Chehalls county. Both
of these positions will have to be filled
by the state land commissioner on Jan
uary I. j . -
Using
DGravcs
Tooth Powder
twice daily will rernoe tartar,
whiten and briehten the teeth.l
harden the gums and make brown
teeth white. Most people, use it
lisaaj 1VT7U fMtllVwe iwvl vtaaaa. sea a II Bf r , .9 . . a
along the same lines. The boy stin i twice-a-day. . Ask a dentist why.
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la toady mot! mm or bottta KM ,
Dr. Crst:' Teeth Porrdsr Co.
Tira
ar ay taaaw -ggajkt
Store
would result In two states at least be
ing dominated absolutely by negroes,
while four other states would be so
near being governed by the, negro that
there would practically be an equal di
vision of offices.
"How about the lawt the law? To
hell with auoa law."
"I will' tell yon about the negro' Judge
you elected in Chicago and how your
political machine put him on your
ticket and bamboosled the poor, ignorant
baboons into electing him, and when
afterward you fellows who voted the
ticket without knowlnc what waa on It.
nnd a little truth, cheat him out of It
No matter what the people .may do or
say.. the. white race Jn. the south will
never be dominated by the negro, and
I want to tell you now that, if aome
state should ever make an attempt to
save South Carolina,' we will show
them in their fanaticism that we will
made it red before we make it black.
"God Almighty made the Caucaslon of
better clay than the Mongolian or the
African or any other race. The Ethi
opian la a burden-carrier. He baa done
absolutely nothing for history, nor has
he ever achieved anything of great
importance. There are no great men
among the race. Tet this people has
been picked out by the fanatics of the
north and lined up to tne equality or
cltisenshlp and to the righta of euff-
rage. No doubt many of us have lta;
tened Jto the oratory of the greatest col
ored man of thla oountry, Booker Waah
lngton. He had a white father, how
ever, and out of his - brains and his
character he has gotten his qualltlea
from that father."
Koo err alt's injturktoe.
Mr. Tillman then told his audience
of the attacks on white women by ne
groes In thev south, and declared that
the people of the north were In a great
measure responsible for this state of
affa IrsTTn"" conclusions h -said
"Now. as a general illustration of the
Injustice that is sometimes done,Presl.
dent Roosevelt discharged three compa
nies of colored soldiers without
court-martial.' and, In doing thla, he
punished Innocent men . for the crime
of a few. In doing this he transcended
Tho-aTrtiQtt.jfJLho.aw, and he ought
TWO GOOD GROCERY SPE0ALS C7 TO 9)
? Friday Even- HvP
.only;. JLcIvi
Regular 35c grade bfjCdf fee
"Special : from 7 . to 9, Friday ,
Evening ......... . . . . . . .
ddsL I
Snider s-CatsuprTT-yery-spe-
.qal from 7 to 9
ing, the bottle,
ta?e- Qmi- Ml Pay
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We are going to enjoy our turkey. We feel that we have much to be thankful
for tht greatest growihvefadebyrryWnercantile-establishment-on-the Pa
cific coast. VALUES MADE US GROW. Here's hoping you enjoy YOUR
dinrter and watch Thursday's papers for the sale of Combs.1
Greatest Display of Combs You've Ever Laid Eyes On
PRUNE GROWERS MAY
.FORM UNION IN MARION
maintains his remarkable nerve, having'
shown symptoms of breaking down but
one or two times and speedily recover
ing from each.
fgoecla! Dtseateh te The loarmal
Salem. - Or.. Nov. II. The Marion
County Horticultural society will meet
In the city hall Saturday, December (,
at 1:10 p, m. Some matters of Impor
tance to frultgrowera are to be dii
cussed by . R. Lake of the experiment
station at Corvallls. - .
i It a also possible that the prone-
growers of this district will at that time
take the Initial steps to form a prune-
growers' union modeled after the apple
growers' union at Hood River. Among
the prominent growere who favor thla
nnlon are uoya Keynoine or unemawa.
L. M. Gilbert of Roaedale. Bruce Cun
ningham of this city, and growers In
Polk county. Ths object of the pro
posed union Is primarily to form a
mutual organisation to provide equit
able and cheaper rates of Insurance.
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' Boaad 7 Tings.
(Speetsl Dtapatrtt te Tht Jeeraai.
Astoria. Or ov. 18. John IX aUUer.
he mm im
TBIXD ! SECC3
oil
TAUC1LL STCIET
PERFECT SATISFACTION Is enjoyed at all THANKSQ IVTNG DINNERS when
the TUKKEY is baked in a GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE. Call and we wiUanow
you why all who use a Majestio range are perfectly satisfied. '
WILLIAM GADSBY & SONS, Cor. Washington and First Sts.
civil War veteran, aged TT. Is In thelscowboat home at Aldrich Point, where
hoapital suffering' frdm brutal Injuries I he lay bound hand and foot for three
reoelved from two younf thuga la hla I days. The thugs robbed hint of $17 of
his savings. Ills groans flutl'v s"
ed hla neifhhors. It Is tlui(.l
er he will recover.
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