The Oregon daily journal., March 12, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL), PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENINO. MARCH 12, 1907.
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.'William' Blohs and Cabin Near Roaeburg, Where Crime Waa Committed
Munition Inventor Says That Orientals Are
Preparing to Attack America Within Five '
Years Counsels an Immense Navy
,t . ' (Jeareal Rpeelal Serrtoe.)
'Washing-ton, March 11." within Ave
- years - wa wtll hare war with Japan.'
"Thla la tha prediction of Hudson Maxim
of New York, the-great. .war munition
'Inventor, who la on his way to Indian
.Head to sratoh the, smokeless powder
, tests. '- t - - '
1 ' "I measure my words whan I , make
thla prediction.' be continued. "Our
; Interests on the Pacific conflict, and our
.wealth la alluring to tha Japanese, who
hare gained their estimate of the white
from tha Russians. , i.
"We are totally nprepare4f0Teuclr
a struggle."
i Maxim says tha Japanese could land
'. 100.000. men on "the Paciflo coast and
get them to tha Rocky mountains before
wa could check them. He asys also that
wa ought to apend 1200.000,000 to equip
. a Pacific fleet as large aa Japan's. ..
Boot and wrealdsnt Confer. -
There has been a prolonged confer-.
' ence lasting several hours between See-
.' retary of State Root and the president
Tha topic discussed waa tha negotia
tion of a treaty with Japan. ' The sec-
' retary reported that he la encounter-
, Ing difficulties tn tha task which the
legislature of California might make
! Insuperable. ' - '
fNqwlth Viscount Aokl. ambassador from
: Japan, have come to a pause Because
, the board of education of San Fran
. Cisco baa not made good promises -it,
' with Mayor Schmits" approval, had
drew to tha. president when In .-this
I eltv. The aareement between the pre'
ldent, Msyor Schmlta and. the board otior tha contemplated, action.
EXEMPT FIREMEN HONOR
DEPARTED MEMBERS
In the honor of and In the1 memory
' af three firemen who Joined the fort
land fire department In the early years
' of ita usefulness, the Exempt Firemen's
association last night paaaed tha follow
ing resolutions:
"Resolved" That in the death of John
- Kelly, R. B. Knapp and R.. Hendrle .thla
society haa lost three of ita moat val-
reared members, the memory of whose
Xklndlv comnanlonshlD through so many
years will remain with ua to the end and
comfort ua for the loaa we sustained."
A preamble abounding in trlbutea to
the dead waa adopted. John Kelly
Joined the Are department February 4,
17, engine I; Richard B. Knapp joined
In April. 181, engine 1. and Robert
Hendrle joined November, IStJ, engine 4.
BLOHS SHOWS
(Continued from Page Ona)
Mrs, Elisabeth Davis, who now lives in
Polk county.
Blohs S escribes the Taming.
Bloha made a full confession of his
erlme to the officials and even got down
en hla kneea to describe the way he
held Lemon while he hit him on the aide
of the head with the ax. with which
tha murder waa dona He then put the
date on the-milt June 10, In chalk, and
ha ahowed thla to the district attorney,
saying he did that to remember the day.
He took a board off the aide of his
cabin to drag hie victim down the hill
on and wrapped two blankets around
hire aa a shroud.
'The
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Aelieycs pain antiscptically clednscs quicldy hcalsi
t is sought after and continually used
first trial. Nearly
education waa an essentia preliminary
to any negotiation for a new treaty.
If that agreement la not fulfilled by
the board of San Francisco tha treaty
muat faiL .
If tha legislature nulllfles tha agree
ment of the San Francisco authorities
with tha president, then tha treaty
must fail after ' alL Root told the
president that tha situation la one of
extreme delicacy. Both thla govern
ment and the government of japan want
to-reach an agreement which nhU be
of -advantage- to- both. But In each
country agitation la Interfering ' with
tha progress of diplomacy. ,
., , t- Vreaidaaa Win Aa. v '?
After canvassing the situation" thor
oughly It waa agreed to indite a con
fidential letter. to Governor Gillette, ex
plaining with considerable detaTl the
difficulties' the administration la labor
ing under. Because of his experience
In Washington It la thought that Gil
lette will be able to appreciate the situ
ation, and it la hoped' that he will de
tide to sink state pride and local feel
ing In order, to give tha government" a
free hand. . .,
President ' Roosevelt "has let It be
known that be oontamplatee acting un
der the authority granted him In tha
passport clause of the Immigration bill.
One shipload of immigrants waa danned
in Nippon. It Is believed that tha ex
ecutive proclamation may be issued in
two or three daya Commissioner Bar
gent la at hie desk again after hla Ill
ness, and hla return- smoothes, the way
. Tha disappearance of Lemon caused
no suspicion because he had told sev
era! people be waa going to eastern Ore
gon, ahort time before ha waa mur
dered. Some one asked Bloha after tha
murder what had become of hla partner
ana w saia ne baa gone away.
Tha murder waa not dona for robberr.
but Bloha did take what money Lemon
nao. aoout in. When aaked what he
did with the money be replied, "What
dosa. anybody do with money T I spent
it" ' .. .... . r .
With Bloha' confession, which la the
only evidence of thta horrible crime, he
will probably be aent to the penitentiary
for tha remainder of bla life., , .
A NEW DEPARTURE "
The Cost at Xntermenta Mas Bern Oreat-
lyeduoed by the Solmaa trader-
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- Heretofore it haa bee li the custom of
funeral directors - to make charges for
all Incidentals connected with a funeral.
The Edward Holman Undertaking com
pany, the leading funeral directors of
Portland, beginning July 1. ltot. will
depart from thla old custom. Whsa the
casket la furnished by as 1U cost will
include all charges, such aa conveying
the remains to our chapel, outside box.
embalming, hearse to cemetery and all
aorvlcea which may be required of ua
except clothing, cemetery and carrlagea
thus affecting a saving of 126 to- $71 on
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JAP INCIDENT
AT BERKELEY
Alien Student Seeks Pretext for
Row and Blunders In '
Hl Choicer
MAKES HIMSELF ODIOUS
IN A STUDENTS' STORE
Article Deaired JSot tn Stock, but He
Yell Discrimination, Just . the
Bame etndwtt Militia May Mut
iny Because) of Japanese Officer."!
(Special Dispatch te The Jearaal.)
" University of California, .. Berkeley.
March 12v Claiming that the Japaneaa
students at tha University of California
ware being discriminated againat by tha
Students Cooperative store, situated on
the Berkeley campus, K. Arams, a stu
dent of. two years' steading, threatened
to thrash one of ' the clerks, before a
large number of the student patrons.
Later Ayama left the store, stating that
he would report the affair to President
Wheeler. The entire atudent body of the
university la stirred up over the affair.
The Japaneaa have alwaya received fair
treatment, they say. - .
The trouble which haa aroused the
students to such a high pitch waa ever
such a trifle as a book that tha Japanese
tried to buy. He waa told that copiea
of tha work ha wanted were not In stock
and that if ha wanted one be would
have to place an order in tha east
Telle OMaorinilnatloa. "
Immediately the Japaneaa brought hla
fist down upon the counter with a bang
and yelled, "We are . discriminated
againat." . . 1
Tha clerks expostulated with him, but
to no effeot in cooling hla wrath. Ha
left the store and in a few" minutea re
turned and aaked for tha book from an
other clerk. He was given the same
answer. His temper rose higher, and
following; tha Bow terrified -clerk into
the office he assumed atr rrffenetve atti
tude and threatened to strike the latter
with his fists. At this stage-tha other
members of theoftcw force took a hand
and forcibly ejected Ayama from the
store.
Stud eat BCQitU Kay XCatlay,
The affair la' now In tha hands of
President Wheeler and the students af
faire committee, and it la expected that
more trouble will follow, especially In
tha students' militia, for here the Japa
nese hold commissioned offlcee, and the
students, reused to high anger, will
probably refuse to drill. .' , .
FRENCH BATTLESHIP
(Continued from Page Ona);
Jena will probably be a total losa She
Porter's
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wounds, sores and
skin diseases, whe
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; Is convincing of. our faith in this splendid range. We will accept your old stove
! liberally allow for same. ' - "'' ; , , ..
Showing tty rJT- S.. tS '". - Proc ' jj
r Line ralC0MPLETE-H0U5E-K URHI5HER5S
Go-Carts. . n i'i mi i1 1 ' ' , i 1' $1 Week II
bad a crew .of too men, but only .400
were aboard. Scarcely ona of these,
however, escaped death or injury. Tha
Jena waa built in 1898. Her full com
plement waa (30 men. She waa a for-nUdable-loorflnr
ship, eOa-feet longr tT
feet wide and IT feet deep, built on the
moat Improved Charlemagne type. No
wood waa used In her construction.
Among the Injured la Admiral Man'
seron. . ... . ,
Exposition Rink News.
So great haa grown tha popularity of
tne racea which were featured aa spe
cial events at tha Exposition rink laat
week", and the management having re
ceived numberless requests for more
of these events, several matches have
been arranged to take place at the
evening aeaalona during the ensuing
week.
Ona of tha modest features of the
rink la Gene Harrison, the new floor
manager, who, although new in Port'
land, haa already attracted considerable
attention by hla expert akatlng. Mr.
Harrison la at the rink during- all three
of the dally aesslons and performa many
startling and beautiful feats as simple
exercise. - Watch the papers for an
nouncement of tha St. Patrlck'a ava
party to be held next Saturday nlsht.
EUGENE COUNCIL VOTES
TO PAVE SEVEN BLOCKS
-' -ISaeefal Dwpatrs ts The Joernal.)
Eugene. Or., March 11. At the regu
lar meeting of the Eugene city council
laat night the street paving ordinance.
which haa been under discussion for
several - weeks, was passed with only
ona dissenting vote, thst of Councilman
Henderson of the second ward. The
ordinance provides for the ptvlng' of
Willamette street from the Southern
Pacific depot south to Eleventh street.
a dlstanoe of seven blocks, with tha
bltullthlo material.
The city recorder waa authorised to
at once advertlae for blda for the con
struction of the pavement. The work
wtll probably begin during tha month of
May and- be completed before the rains
set In next fall.
, The ordinance requires that It be com
pleted within 10 daya after tha con
tract la let. -The
atreet railway Una will be under
construction on Willamette street st tha
same time that the pavement Is being
told. -
TRIAL OF LACKAWANNA
FOR REBATING BEGINS
f Joorrl - ftneel.l VrrW.l
New York. March 1 2. Of f Iclala af the
Delaware, Lackawanna A Western-railroad
appeared before Judge Hough In
the federal court today to defend the
company against the charge of granting
rebates on freight shipments ta the
augar trust -
of John 6. Stetson Hats
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No Tract Too Small Now, and
Little Trees Look Big
to Millmeru-- - T
(Bpeetat Manatee to The Jos rail. I
Hood Klver, Or.. March IS. Since the
announcement March 4 that vast add!
tlonal areas of timber land had been
placed In forest reserve timber cruisers
have been diligently going over the
Hood river and White Salmon valleys
looking for any pieces of timber lsnd
that may have escaped the eye of lum
bermen: Small tracta that have not
heretofore been considered of import
ance enough to bother with are being
secured and tha order haa gone forth
among aawmill men to cut everything
that caa possibly be used in tha way of
lumber. Heretofore 11 Incbea waa con
sidered the limit, but thla year it la
aald that logs of smaller dimensions
wtll bo out and timber land cleaned up
aa ciosa aa possmia
- There are aald to be several please of
tltmber In Mosler valley that -have not
yet been secured but whioh are being
negotiated for by lumbermen, who will
erect mills to work it up. " It Is also
claimed that there la considerable tint
bar back of White Salmon that, can be
secured, but that holdings In Hood river
valley practically include all that la
available. '
LARGE APPROPRIATIONS
MADE IN WASHINGTON
Joeral "gpwtat Service.)
Olympian Wash.. March 11. Carrying
appropriations aggregating 14.801,000,
the houaa omnlbua bill paaaed yester
day afternoon, with only ona dissenting
vote. This la by far tha largest appro
priation bill that haa aver passed either
branch of tha Washington legislature
WIFE DENIES M'NAULTY
HAS DESERTED HER
Mra McNaulty. wife of tha former
member of the tire department who was
reported yesterday aa missing, declare,
that her - husband la merely on a trip
down the river in search of position.
Mra. McNaulty Uvea at 701 Thurman
atreet .
"My' husband haa not deserted me,"
she said, 'lie went down the river in
search of a position.. And it waa also
untrua. when it waa said that hs was
Intoxicated when he left. . Nor did he
leave me destitute, aa waa reported. He
alwaya provided for ma weU." ,
in the city all the new
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men a construction that is scientific The Mal
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the highest quality materials, correctly constructed
oven and firebox, ideal draft
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liberal payment terms of .
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ROOSEVELT TO HEAR
PLEA OF RAILROADS
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urgent reqtit of J. I'lenwnt Moron,
who waa In conference wllh th. pr-1-
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