The Oregon daily journal., April 05, 1907, Image 1

Lrl-ii Results.
C.:s Cent a Wcrd.
- The Weather Rain and
' tonight; Saturday ahowera,
VOL. VI. NO. 27.
By 77nie President Finish ies Grill
ing Enemies little VJill Be Left
of Five Mm
DogLloriey-VJall Street Likely
to Force TInrfl
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, Washington, April 5. President Roosevelt is preparing to fol
low up the coup sprung on the trusts yesterday, carried exclusively
uvthese dispatches. ; By the time the president gets through grill
ing the men accused of planning to defeat his policies, the $5,000,000
slush fund will have dwindled to small proportions on account of
withdrawals. The president's right-hand man today said: ....
"As soon as we get additional facts we will give them to the
'public.".-",,-,;, : r'-y-".:!;;. -.v-r.;' . v- i'vvV'vs.r-":-'
This statement is regarded as , equivalent to an announcement
that the administration has satisfactory evidence of the big plot in
its possession. - :'r. ''-'' .:
Senator Penrose's application for a membership in the Roose
velt Ananias club was turned down at the White House;" Cortel
you put in the blackball this morning, saying; , k v ' '5
"Penrose's denial is of no interest; here.s His name -was not
mentioned in the nevs we gave out." r -v .;, -V
.' ;'.".. ? .Force a Third Term. v : ... . .. '
Unless ,Jhe Harrimans, Rockefellers, Morgans and other "un
friends," as the president calls them, look but they , will achieve'the
one thipg'which,: beyond all others they wish to avert and most
dread, the nomination of Roosevelt tdsacceed himself. ' This opin
ion of thinking men has been-strengthened by the developments of
the past few days. ';-- ' .' -., - ' v..' , .
A a matter of course the president has' been supplied with a
long string of hot air stories of the machinations of the trust mag
nates and Hearst. There fs enough of truth in the stories to war
rant the president's fighting back, but many of them are merely the
.effusions! politicians making talk.;.., ' . '.-j ' V.' :,' '"' ''' .
, One of these politicians is Senator - Penrose. . It. is believed it
was Penrose who gave away the weird plot extending" from coast
to coast with money in the banks to beat . Roosevelt in every state.
After the banquet one of Penrose's friends, also a friend of the
, president, protested and Penrose blandly. said "n :;.
. Sidelights, on Plot. "fri'V'.', f . '
"Why we have $25,000 in the bank to get your own state,"
This morning Penrose says it is" all a lie. However, it is a habit of
Penrose's to talk "through his hat" ; ;
, Roosevelt does not want to be president for another term. ' This
is .certain, but the trusta will force him to enter the fight if they do
not watch out ,' ?v. . ''''''"" r ''" i i y c --i. ..
' : Among the interesting sidelights- tfdded today to the current
revelations concerning the allged-interest of the great corporations
in the campaign of li04 is this from one on the inside tha certain
trusts tried, through campaign contributions, to cast an'anchor to
the windward, so they might later secure immunity. v 4
; Cortelyou saved the administration at least one embarrassment
when a representative of the tobacco trust onered a check for sev
eral thousands for the fund. Cortelyou refused it without explana
tion. Afterward it developed from papers oh file at Washington
that the tobacco trust was among the possibilities for prdsecution.
:r A These papers are still in the hands, of Bonaparte, who will de
cide whether the government has a case or not. Many similar In
cidents hive been revealed in which the offers 'were always rejected.
PI1I0L1 SHIP
OfJ THE PACIFIC
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Mirage ; of Full Rigged Sailing
Vessel Is Seen Disappears
as If by Magic, Then Reap-
v 'pears. . '.'-'. . ' ; .,."'"'
(Jwiraftl Bpell arrl.
' Lee AnaalM. April R1dnU of
-Oran Park.1 Venice-and BanU Montoe
ware eUrUad yiUrdy erenln. by a
trlltlna apparition t aae. It waa a,
phantom Np. four mailed, -with aalle
t, beautifully ; ellhouettad aaalnit tha
VHlm aky toward Santa Catallna
Island.-. C W. Banton, H. B. Cbanay
and W. H. Fair . ef Venice at flrat
alfhted the mlraite, and ware amasad
te ao large a sailing Tassel la those
waters. ' , ' . i .
' Tbay took strong marine gtaasea and
ware mere emaied when the lenaee re
realed only shluunerlng waves where
the naked eye beheld a handsome' full
rifged craft, apparently apeedlng be
fora the wind. . .
Crowds collected on tbe beachv and
'WI they were-gazing tha ship dis
appeared from, sight like a moving pic
ture, vanishing Instantly, and then
slowly drifted Into view attain. This
wiridorful Bpertsrlw lasted an hour-and
ti r'fiwtlun a p-nn enveloped In
t', P-.'r.,,- f.. . .,, . t l.. llVd
li at ! .. , . f t.i.. tr'.t
-QUl'VilAI. TI-2IL PIiOTOGP:A?Ii OF THE, MOOT BEAUTIFUL WOMiN YOU Ili:o
.711 : OiIlL OF THE 0 150 P R.I ZES AND B XL CO 12 E, FAMOUS; OVER THE VOI'
Costs Ozly
warmer
Term 6y Tactics
SHE REFUSES TO
ADL1IT IIUSBAdD
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rfewly Elected Female Justice of
. the Peace Will Not Allow Law
' yer Husband to Practice Law
Before Her Court.' " . " i -
(Joernal Raeelal atrrte.) ' '
Chicago. April Mrs.. Katharine
Wau-ht MoCulloch. the well known
Tawyaress" baa been elected Juatlca of
the peece In Evsnston. , She defeated
William Moore, who eent her 10 doseo
American beauty rosea. From Rev. Kate
Hughee. pastor of the Unitarian ehnreb
at Cable Grove, Illinois, Mrs. McCnllocb
received a telegram saying: , "Read
Proverbs 1S-I." , This passage says:
"Many daughters have done worthily,
but -thou neelleat them alL"
Mrs. MoCulloch haa no fear that tbe
governor will refuse to sign her corn
mission end maintains that ; there Is
nothing In the lsw te prevent a woman
from holding office. -
My huaband, Frank l MoCulloch,
who, like myself, la a lawyer, will not
be sllowed to practice before my tri
bunal," ahe says. ,
Another. Walsh Indlctmrnt. "
Unreal aperttl Hrf.'
Chicago, April . Another indictment
conlAlnlng US counts was retuTnt?!! to
d!iv niritrit John R. Vfilah char-ng
him i it , ! hi i uropr I LI ii or $l,&oo, (M0
n 1 ' ' r , nrls to.tiie comptrol-
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' TfnfT f? Mlr? !55o5r.Tf ( lSIIWiYTrfl J" Circulation-:
PORTLAND, OREGON,
Senator Boles Penrose.
PENROSE HAKES
ABSOLUTE OrrilAL
Pennsylvania 'J Senator .States
That He Has Always. Been a
, Supporter of ; Roosevelt iand
;Hi3;PpIicy. '
, . . j'7eanai. gpeeUl . get.) . . r .-t.
-. Philadelphia, - April I. Senator. - Pen
rose said:" ' "It la , absolutely " nntrueb'
when asked concerning .the statement
that he waa the man who gave a way
the trust plot-. against Roosevelt at; a
dinner. . Penrose rsald: ' 1 have always
been a supporter of Roosevelt and hie
policies.. . ;.: - '. ;
The senator -denied' that- he had ever
heard of the '"rich men's conspiracy to
prevent .Roosevelt from'- naming ble
successor or that he attended tbe dinner
at which It la said a bibulous diner
"enlohed.' - He said he never beard of
the IS.900,000 slush fond. . -
Borne newspapers of Washington and
New York "and Washington - correspond
ents of papers ere- hinting, derogaUvely
that' the .."president a nervea- are un
strung and hie -mental condition such
that he needs absolute rest, t The gen
eral i body: of ,i correspondents . do not
share the' above and fully agree with
the president; -r y -,... - , ;'. -j '
. , HILL'IS ARRESTED: T
Stenoftn.pher,rToeecuted for Giving
l , Letter to Paper. . -j
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. , tJnersat a-wlaTi bnlfi.t '
; New Tork. April ; 5. Followtng - the
publication of ' E. H.- Harrlman's letter
to Attorney Sidney Webster In which
Harrlman stated that , Roosevelt . had
solicited i him te raise funds i for" the
presidential, campaign, criminal pro
ceedings, have been Instituted agalnat
Frank W.-Hill, a stenographer, who Is
charged with having gold the letter to
tbe newspapers. Hill. was arrested on
a warrant a worn to by A. Millar, aecre
tary of the Union Paelfle railroad..
Hill is married and lives, In Brooklyn
(Continued oa Page Two.)
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FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL
Bottom of the Clouds
- Seemed to Drop Out
- at Noon-Whole Coast
Feels Storm ; -
Vessela Walt Off Mouth of Co-
lumbla for Opportune Time
but Are Swept by High Seas
When" They Cross the Bar
Into River. ;l ' '-' "
Xlght-huadredtha of aa tneh ef rata
fell In five minutes la Portland ahortly
before noon today, . Th!a waa ene of
the heaviest downpours oa record. At
I o'clock thle morning t It rained ' for
it) minutes at the rate of . an hour
and .74 of aa inch or three-quarters of
an loch fell from I a, tn. till noon. Dur
ing tbe relgbt of the storm people hur
ried, for cover and those unable to, do
so were properly drenched, ambrellsus of
the ordinary, kind .being of little value.
Tbe rain waa driven along- by a" heavy
wind, making It doubly disagreeable.
j ' ' trale sTweeps City. :
The storm U' still raging and Indica
tions are for a continuation over night
ar. tease utriy tnis morning, the veloc
ity at Mono Head was 84 miles an
hour, while here It aped along at the
rate-or ao mues aa hour.
Considerable damage was vronrrbt
In different parts ef the city, a number
or paruy nnisbetf building faring tbe
wvri Biungiea icn oa roore were aoaN
tared ever - the surroundings and Inse
curely nailed , scaffoldings , were
wrenched dowa like matches. Houses
exposed te the) full swsep of the wind
rattled and groaned under , the pressure
and there were times when the occu
pants considered themselves none too
secure within the trembling walla, - ,
District Forecaster - Bests says that
this Srlcinlty has been vUlted by two
distinct storms since Wednesday night,
although one followed very closely upon
the beela of the ofner. Indications ere
that another will follow tonight, high
southerly winds being predicted for to
morrow. '.,., '',.,
. ; Worse oa P-ajret oaad.
A sew disturbance of a decided char
acter haa made Its appearance off Cape
Flattery and Itwill move rapidly east
ward and cause' stormy weather la this
district for another 14 hours. General
rains have fallen as far south, as San
Louis Obispo. The disturbances yea.
terday In the middle weet continue mov
ing eastward. th northern one being
now central over New England and the
southern one over the lower Missis
sippi valley. The Washington eltlea
felt the blow even more than Portland,
for yesterday, the velocity of the wind
waa IS ml lee In Beat tie, tl miles at
Walla' Walla and 10 miles at Spokane,
whereas the hlgheet speed attained here
waa SO mllee.
' So far aa known ao damage waa sus
tained by shipping off the coast but
reports of disasters mav yet coma In.
Tbe bar was very rough tbla morning
but there were no vessels In sight
bound for this port, ao the lookout, at
North Head reported. Hie report also
stated that while the bar waa breaking
fearfully, the wind had died dowa to S
mllee aa hour. '
All ef yesterday, until lata t-n the
evening, the gale raged off the mouth,
of the river to the delay of shipping.
The ateesn eehoonsra Aurelta and North.
land laid outside . until almoat -
waiting for a lull In the storm when
It would be comparatively aafe to cross
tn. The . Northland crossed In at 4 -OS
and the Aurei la followed is minutes
later. Both were swept by tremenduoua
breakers -that tolled la from the en
raged sea but escaped .Injury. The
vessels proceeded ap the river ' last
night the Nortland going-to Kalama
and the Aurelia to Vancouver to load
lumber- for Ban Fraaclace. 1
Tody'IIamnton, greatest of press sgents,',has writ-f4
'.ten for Tnie, Sunday Journal a series of stories about the
Itircus as hekknows it -and he does know it;' r :i
r These articles, are not descriptive they rare intensely,"
,-litiraan and personal, full of anecdotes of Barnum, Bailey -and
other great showmen. ',.
. Did you know that Barnum knew next to nothing about
a drcus? It fa a fact. But he knew how to advertise, and
Tody Hamilton helped him. He even wrote his obituary afT""
which, the dying showman laughed heartily. '
; The illustrations are a great feature. They are diffrr
- cut." John Cecil Clay, who draws the fcest covers for T :.ier.
J has sketched clowns, animals and all the characters of cncu.v
life. ',. , .v..".- - -; . . '
The first of the series, "Barnum, -as I Knew Him,"
In the Fascinatinn Sunday Journal
There is also a delightful ragtime melody, "Ev'rv Morn
I Bring Her. Chicken," a coon answer to "Violets, in tlir
music supplement. .
5, A 1907, TWENTY ' PAGES.
CUPID LAUGHS
Although her I ather.TBtuy'vesant
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rlman . from control-of tbeUIllnolg' Central: railroad, Mlaa-Marlaa Flsh.
whose picture here, appears,-haa not - let t the .railroad klng'a , campaign j
agaioat her family Interfere with her-romance. ' f. She haa aurprlaed teri
parents by announcing, her-engagement to the son of Judge -Gray." It, la J
aald that, although Mr. and M re. Fish had no objection to the alliance, '
they bad not suspected that the young people were in love. ' v
POLAR BEAR HAS INDIGESTION
Small Boys Can No
:Him,M
Small boya "and- otherg' wlU hereafUr
be prohibited 'from feeding peanuts to
the monkeys and : apples , to the polar
bear In the city park. - - .." : - -
Tbe 10 monks have Been suneuea oy
the nuts,-and they have refused to take
their regular meals, .even .when ordered
to do eo by Park Superintendent Mon
tcitia - - t- ,'- ' ' ' "
The polar beer - also ' haa refused to
tflnchithe delicacies laid i before ' him.
Children bed been. giving him, teo many
tpples. Ths fruit ma not agree wi in
him but he. ate- It Just, the same,' and be
has been suffering from am attack, of
scute -Indigestion ever since. - Tbe old
fellow got mad - the; other -i day -.and
wanted to fight when one of the keep
era tried to - give' him a dose of medK
rlne. ' ' ; '
-Did; the keeper try ooo-iiver oijt-
Y PRICE . TWO
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AT HARRIM AN
. Fish, waa ousted , by E. 'H.' Har-,
Longer; Feed 5 Apples to
14 i
- A
aaked Mayor Lane of the' superintend
ent. "If -he refuses to touch-that. you
had better keep- a way from him. tl ber'
Here - a ooufile of - bosee " of - sardines
would not hurt the animal" added the
mayor with a smile. ; "He can't get any
live flab out at -the park." '
' The mayora humor wee entered 'upon
the-record, and-then Commissioner -Day
Rsffety. of' the park board, moved that
tbe -American youth be prohibited from
feeding peanute ' to- the ' monkeys - and
apples - to " the - bear. The motion waa
carried; ...Uit'- 'l r. ".: ,:,,. ?'.(
. The board declined to . purchase 'one
bull and-stx cow slk from I. H. Faulkner.-
' of ; Olympla. The city ' now has
about' a doten elk. ' In a scrap at ths
perk the other - day . two , bulls locked
their horns very tightly - and -one of
them , waa . much - worsted ' before . the
keepers could separate them. (
. Mrs. - Sarah 'A. ' Miller, ef Baa . Diego
county, CaL, offered to , sell the city
six reedrunnere - and ' guaranteed . that
they, would kill ' anything on the . road
exoept a bulldog. The roadrunner la a
bird between the slse of a pheasant
and a euall. . Dr. Raffety and Commis
sioner Wilson ssld it waa a pretty bird,
but It waa of no use to the city. The
offer wae declined. . ,
PENDLETON COMPANY TO
- BE ORGANIZED TUESDAY
fftiWt1 Pdtpatek te Ttie mLI
Pendleton, Or, April (. A oompanv
cf the Oregon National guard will be
formed here Tuesday evening, April a.
It wlU be known as eompanv l and will
become a rrt of the Third regiment of
infantry. rVflnlte Information haa Juat
been received. Nearly 0 have Unl
fled their Intention to join.
. Plnaatroua Fire at Stevesfon.
Van.ciiiver, H.- C. Airil h '
Mo-'.
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CENTS. t' ffiBSMralSB
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Butchers Feel Arm J ot
the Law tor Putting
Poison Preservative
in th-i Meats J -
Second Market Proprietor Pays
Hie' Fine of Tvventy-Rve Dol
lars In the Justice Court This
Morning Bailey . Declares
People Poisoned by Sulphites.'
The efforts ef State Food Commis
sioner Ballsy to protect the people ef
Portland from unprincipled butchere le
reaping an abundant - harvest. Meat
I men In all parts of the city are Toeing
'rounded up. In the Justice court. .The
offense la the adulteration of Hamburger
steak with' sulpbltss, to preserve it
, and make It. salabla when it otherwise
1 could not possibly, be .sold oa account
of its putrefaction. -. I
, Joseph Stampfer." who conducts a
market at 412 East Morrison street,
was fined 2I thla morning by Justice
. Raid on a . charge similar to the one
, cited above, George I Parker, pro
prietor ef the market at 141 First
street, waa fouad guilty-of adulterating
..Hamburger with sodium sulphite and
. waa fined tiS, which be paid. Wedne.
day, April S. Paul Welderholder of tbe
Empire market. S61 First street, waa
found guilty on the same day ef the
same offense and paid a similar fine,
John Henry ef tbe People's market.
.First and Taylor streets, baa been ar
rested. - He denies hla guilt and." has
engaged counsel to fight ths case, Ed
ward Crede of 127 First street waa en
Bailey's list, but baa evaded the. au
thoiitlea, , as Deputy Constable t Slir
Werthetmer haa been unable to locate
him. . - I -
. i Mr. Bailey aaya that people are be
ing poisoned dally by the butchers, who
continue these practices, but that the
smaller meat markets are not so prone
to adulterate their Hamburger aa the
larger ones. Further attempts will be
made to catch criminal butchers In ether
ways. . The fine for a second offense la
usually 160. ' " ',, ..
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE
. DECLARES FOR TAFT
" Joarnal Special Service.)
vfit, Paul. Minn.. April i. A poll of
the Minnesota legislature today on Re
publican presidential candidates, Roo..
velt - being-esoluded. resulted aa fol
lows: Taft ii. La Follette IS. Root 1.
Hughea a. Cannon a. Dolllver 3. Fair
banks, Beverage and Cortelyou one
each. For Democratic governor. John
son it, Bryan i. . .-- -
THREE MINERS DIE IN
; ' ALBERTA EXPLOSIC;
. rBpeelai rHanatrh te TV. Jeeraalt '
.Vancouver, B. C-. April (.An rr-Vision
of gas occurred in No. 4 coli
of the International Coal Coke c -pany
at Coleman. Alebrta, yeater i.,
causing the death of three miner-.
Eight other tolnera were taken out un
conscious but all were resuscitated ana
will recover.
TRIAL CARRIAGE
incoRPORATior:
Eugenic Association , of Cali
V fornia Incorporates for Pur-
poise of Furthering Trial f"ar
rlajea.'. , .
' oereal Bpertel BWvtaO
San Franoteco, April t. A enrtwira.
tlon. the eb.lect of which la the f-iru r
anoe ef trial- marriage pr1n-irla, c
pleted lte organisation and tl'" ! ar
of inoorporatloa yeeterday. 1 he t
tors of the association are Pan 1
Cisco, Onkland and Sn Rafiel reni :
who are named the I.ocnla -The
eorrxirete name of the orr" i
te the l.ugenlo AasociMn cf
nla, whlih la defined In the ar
mean:
The science ef ao prop-'-''" r '
human rare aa wll I- -1 Hi
et attai iinnt In mi l!ml ''
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