THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 14, 1801-
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ACREAGE OF GOAL
UflJLIIOJI
Something Over Sixty-Four Mill
jonaJn Eight West.
States.
ern
COAL LANDS PATENTED
; NINETEEN THOUSAND
R OSE NT H A L,' S
149 THIRD ST. PORTLAND'S BEST SHOE STORE
THAW'S MOTHER TO SPEND
$500,000 FOB" TRIAL'
Will Sacrifice Entire Fortune
Necessary to Clear Her
I tit i Scapegrace Son. ,
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0Mii.-thouirttctr-Mr;-WH Chart- W. Anderso,. tltt"' "rV..x. Y.lj'
. 11am Thaw expect, to spend to oler her he w,nt huntlft; soon after he was mar-T P!,0 ISTTuJi einr,i wltH?!fc
. .on. Hsrrr Kendall Thaw, of the ch.r,e rled 1 September im? and when h.1?,
(Joaroal Spoclil Swire.)
Pittsburg, Deo. 14 Heir
of murderim Stanford White, according
J to a atatement which ehe la aald to have
s made to Intimate friend, during a re-
cent visit to thia cltr.
During; the course of a long- talk with
:- t rienda. Mrs, Thaw aald aha estimated
t that counsel fees would amount to
SZiS.OOO, and that close to $75,00 would
7 be spent here In Pittsburg in connection
," with the case, the balance of $174,006
. covering expense. In Mew York and
i other places. , -
V- "While I am prepared to spend the
lest dollar X have In defense ot Harrr
v I don't think tha trial will cost ma more
than $500,000." la tha atatement which
Mrs. Thaw ?s sad to ha made. s
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.decree of divorce from John R. Tresnon.
. the man who attempted to secure the
custody of hi. I -rear-old daughter at
tha point of a revolver at tha home of
-his father-in-law. J. K. Graham, at 421
Twelfth street, on November ST.
Tresnon'. attempt resulted only In his.
being ' arrested, and tha sheriff being
thereby given an opportunity to serve
on him tha summons In tha divorce
suit commenced by his wife shortly be
fore. It was shown that Tresnon had
deserted his wife In May, ltot, and gone
to Idnho. where ha assumed tha name
of John Raymond. The custody of the
child was awarded to tha mother by the
court. The litigant, were married at
Oregon Cltv In June, 1101.
Carolina F. Bolton was granted a di
vorce from William C Bolton on the
ground of desertion beginning In Oc
tober, last year. - They were married In
July, 1(01. Mrs. Bolton was permitted
to resume her maiden name, Carolina F.
Donlon.
returned home ha found bl. wife, Emma
A. Anderson working in a dance ball In
Patterson's saloon on Fourth street. He
said she was afterward forced, to-leae
the city because of a moral wave that
swept over Portland. Anderson was
granted a divorce.
ROMANCE OF PRISON
. ' 1 ENDS IN MARRIAGE
(J ob rail gpecjaL frr ioe,i-.
Ashland, Pa., Deo. 1$. Nicholas Ouln-
ton, 16 years old. Just released from the
county Jail, after serving II month, for
burglary In a newspaper ufflce. an
nounce! that he soon will wed Mtife
Km ma Stephany, who waa acquitted In
September of the charge of murdering
her sweethesrt.
v QuJnton fell In love with tha girl In
prlsoto, proposed there and wa. accepted.
He shared his prison dainties with her
and encouraged her to be brave in tha
ordeal which resulted In her freedom.
On her release Mis. Btephsny re
jected an offer from , the vaudeville
Chairman Lacey oL House Committee
Notes Contrast With Published Rel
port - ot ' Land - Areas' Grabbed
..." Change in Policy Foreshadowed.
. - (Journal Special Service.).
.Washington. Dec. .14. Chairman I-
cey of tha house public lands commit
tea recently requested Commissioner
Richard, to' furnish him a atatement of
coal lands -. withdrawn from entry In
tha west, under executive order, of July
IS.' October 10. IS, If and 17 and No
vember 14. ' T'" " '
In response Mr. I,acey has been ad
vised that .1I.1S0 acre, have been
withdrawn in eight western states and
territories. Included In this aggregate
are i.844,000 acres In Utah. 13.086,000
acre. In Colorado,, 1. 10$, 000 acre. In
Oregon. 1$,13.000 acre. In Wyoming,
lS.tll.OOO acre, rn Montana, 1.(10,000
In Washington, t, 000.00 acres In New
Mexico and 1,774,000 acres in -Norm
Dakota. , J .
Only lf.OOO Acres r tented.
In his report to Chairman Tracer
Commissioner Richards states that but
1,000 acres of coal landa had been pat
ented In Wyoming during tha past sight
years and but 1,800 acre, of coal 4and
had oeen acquired by tha Union Pacific
Coal company in that time.
Chairman Laeey'aay. the actual fig
urea of tha acreage of coal land, passed
to patent are In striking contrast with
recent dispatches declaring millions of
acres of coal land, have been stolen.
Representative Mondell'a resolution
directing tha secretary of tha Interior
to furnish tha house a detailed state
ment concerning- the withdrawal of coal
lands was today adopted by tha house.
Tha land , withdrawn in Oregon, ac
cording, to government land office of
ficials lie. In every district In the state
with tha poasible . exception of the
Klamath and Lake districts of southern
other mineral land, within their juris
diction. . .
AU of tha land withdrawn wa. that
upon which no filing, had been made
and was therefore that In which tha
government had tha sole and undisputed
title.
Marks Baaloal Change la roller.
It was withdrawn, in tha opinion ot
officials here. In accordance with the
expressed policy of the administration
to adopt a new system of treatment In
regard to coat land.
I According to the wishes of Roosevelt
ana nia aanMriis-cration it is now planned
to pass a law "at the present session of
congress whereby the coal lands of the
United. States will be leased to com
panies which shall work thera under the
royalty system, of tha United Btatea
The title of the land shall remain for
all time In the United States and abuse
of tha royalty granted to any company
anaii do ground ror its revocation and
the reversion of title to tha government
together with all improvements made
to it and development work carried on
by tfco company.
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TAFT
A Veteran of the Gi vil War Praises
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Mr. Henry A. Rawson,
Millbury, Mass.ra veteran of
the Civil War and one of the
Old Comrades, is loud in his
... praises of DuffiT'urTMalt
Whiskey.
Mr. Rawson claims that
"when run down" Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey is his
only medicine. '
He says that the Old Com
rades not only use Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey, but
speak, well of it. 7
"I wiir say" that Duflfy's Pure
Malt Whiskey is the best thing I
i have eyT used when run down.
I gave a good deal of money to
the doctors, who did not help me,
-1 was all througil the Civil War,
and a prisoner during the last
part of it. My regiment was the
34th Massachusetts Vol.;. Co. A.
I am one of the pld Comrades
who are using your Malt Whis
key and speaking well of it."
HENRY A. RAWSON, Mill
bury, Mass., August3, 1906.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
tm an annuiuiri, Pur, spnue una invisnrMlng stimulant snd'tonlo, builds us
tha nerve tissues, tones up the .heart, civet power to the brain, strength and ,
clsstlclty to the muscles snd rlrhneei to tha blood. It brlnss Into action alt
tha vital forces, H makes digestion perfect and enables you to get from tha food
you aat tha nourlshment.lt contains, ft is Invaluable for overworked men. flell
rata women and lckly children, as Tf Is a food already digested. It strengthens"
tha system. Is a promoter pt good health and longevity, makes tha old young
and keeps tha young strong. Duffy's Pura Mai Wblekey rontalna no fusel oil
and is tha only whiskey that U recognised as a medielne. This is a guarantee.,
Sold by all druggists, and grocers, or direct, in sealed bottles only;
never in bulk. Price $1., Insist on the genuine and see that the
"Old Chemist" trade-mark is on the label. Beware of refilled bottles
and spurious malt whiskey, substitutes offered for sale by unreliable
ctthlJThejf tit positively harmful and will not cur.. Medical
booklet and doctor! T advice7frecDuffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester, N. ,Y, -4- . 1 . .
IS CAUGHT
RED DEER
Alleged Swindler Wanted Here
Captured by -Officials r in
; ' Province of Albert. ' 1 -.
DEPUTY SHERIFF LEONARD
GOES TO BRING HIM BACK
Wanted Here to Face Several Charges
of Fraud sjid Forgery Was , Seri
ously III When Arrested, and May
- Fight Extradition.
Walton H. Taft, wanted Jin Portland
for various swindling operations, waa
taken Into oustody at Red Dear, Alberta,
Wadnasday. Deputy Sheriff Archie
Leonard left last night at 11:45 o'clock
for Alberta to bring Taft back to Fort
land to answer to tha charges -filed
against him. .
Taft baa been wanted in tnis city ror
several months. It has been rumored
persistently thai Is wss In ths city In
hiding and that he had bean seen on
tha Streets. Determined efforts to affect
his capture have been made by tha po
lice department and by Sheriff Stevena
Telegrams have bean aent to officials in
different-cities throughout tha north-
wast. Responses have come occaeiort-
ally stating that Taft had been aeen.
but no one waa able to apprenena mm.
W. H. Welsh, formerly a member or
tha detective force of this city and at
present general superintendent or tne
Canadian detective agency, recognised
Taft on tha streets of Winnipeg, weisn
communicated with Chief of Police
arltsmachen and was Instructed to ar
rest Taft .at once. Tart had gone 10
Bed Deer. Ha was followed by Welsh
and taken Into custody there.
Xs Seriously XU.
The" Information received yeaterday
afternoon elates that Tatt is seriously
111, and tliat lie cannot be moved at
present. It Is believed that ha will con
test hla extradition strenuously. Under
the treaty between tha United States
and- Canada It la not necessary that
Leonard be armad with extradition pa-
Ders. Ha will go to Ken ueer ana me
an Information agalnat Taft there. On
ahowlng that probable cauaa ror a crim
inal proceeding against the prisoner ex
ists here, tha extradition will bo Issued
by the Canadian authorities. Should
a formal requisition from tha state of
ficials of Oregon be necessary may
be forwarded later. - . . . "
Taft -was known In Canada ny tna
name of White. Ha was engaged In tha
Uva atock Insurance business.
Taft was charged here with uttering
a forged Instrument. Tne inrormawon
waa sworn 'to by Max U. Cohen on
August t of' this year. It charges
that Taft. on November is. iivb, ut
tered and passed on George D. peters
a note for I its, signea oy sirs, jus?
Jaoobson. The note was drawn on No
vember t, !(, and promised to pay
U75 to Dr. Peters within SO days from
that data. ... I
Vaos Othef oaarres.
Taft haa been charged with many
other fraudulent deals In olvll suits In
the state circuit oourta. It has been
charged that ho passed notes to which
were signed tha names or persons woe
were never known to exist
The letter received by. ewer ants
marher from Detective weisn, giving
Information concerning Taft, follows:
"I met Taft on tha street in Winni
peg and ha later went to Edmonton,
where I aaw hlnr age In. I made In
quiries regarding him and found that ba
waa going under tna name ei wnm ana
working In the livestock Insuranoo busi
ness with a man hy tha name of L. Rob
inson, who la well known in Edmonton.
I pointed Mm out to the manager ,ol
The Bank of Commerce in Kdmontou.
elao to a young man by ths name of A.
Ogilvle. who is In charge of tha Hudaos'
Bay Land company at Edmonton, on
reoelpt of your letter dated .Nov embet
is. I wired to Edmonton to Ogllvle tha
following telegram:
" 'Wire ma Immediately if large man
I showed you Is still in Edmonton. His
name and address.' I received an an
swer this morning as follows: 'Man's
name White. Do not know hla Initials.
Address Red Deer. Alberts'
Taft has gotten considerably heavier
than when I knew him in Portland,
aged a little and wears glasses. When
I saw him ha had on a white - hat,
crushed down on crown with a black
wida band on it. . Ha did not aea ma,
therefore I do not think that ha thinks
anyone knows him or his present-where
abouts.
. "If you wlra to Red Deer wire : tha
noncommissioned officer 6t ths Royal
Northwest Mounted police. When your
man goes for him hare hla call on tha
commanding officer. Major Sanders, st
Calgary that is where ba will change
cars to go up to Red Dear. Tha police
will give him ovary assistance la getting
hla man." y .:
PRESIDENT F0RCED.T0
ABANDON PET REFORM
Washington, Deo. " ' 14. President
Roosevelt decided to-wlthdraw his
order to tha public printer calling for
tha reform atyla of spelling, and hare-
os. winsLov's
C3TC3 SYT.U?
M hses wMd by Klinooa of Kotton for the
nhiMna whrfa TmlKIo foe on Slftr Years.
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after alt documents will bo printed in
tha old-faahloned way. So much ffpo
sltlqn tO tha -innovation- developed in -the
house that tha president was con- -vlnced
that tha country waa not in ac
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