The Oregon daily journal., April 23, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

-THE OREGON DAILY- JOURNALS PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENITJO, 'APRIE 23, -1E07.
POLITICAL BOSS
. FACES CHARGE
Georg Harding, Saloonkeeper,
Arrested for Complicity In .
1 Robbery of Wilson, v 1
POMP
AND SPLENDOR
GREET SPANISH HEIR
(JearatI Rixrlal Service.)
Ma-lrid. April 32. All Spain la await
ing anxloualy the birth of an hair to tha
8panlah throne. - The Jntreetint event
la expected, ta take place today and
preparations have 'accordingly bean
Tha ad rent of a royal babe at the
court of Spain la alwaya regarded a a
matter of great Import. At a, time whan
practically only one life stands between
the continued peace and prosperity or
the country and the unleashing of the
la a result of further Investigation
.!ty Detectlvee Jonea and Tlchenor of the
robbery of Andrew Wilson in Aseaince
Ijewla1 not orioue colored resort at
Flanders street aeveiml daya ago, Otorge I doga of war lit th bidding of Carlisle,
Hardlnr a aesro. areprletor of a b-I Social lata or Revolutionaries, it la
loan at Ninth and Flandvs streets and! fraught with especial significance.
eelf-stylsd political boat," was arrested I -The birth of aa heir to the throne Is
yesterday afternoon on a warrant charg-1 attended with all the Interminable eere.
lng nlm wltn oompjiciiy in me men uximoniais peculiar 10 ino aioei mimivij
6S from 'Wilson. ' . . court in Europe. The wonder Is, indeed.
' . The Lewis woman and Orate Rd I that the hapless infant should survive
were taken Into custody on' the day of I the trying ordeal through whloh It Is
the crime and are now out on 11.000 1 doomed to pass from the first hour of
bonds apieoe. . Following wnaon s com-1 its existence.
plaint to uie ponce, - uktoyi jonr.i- . tartest tta
SS. 1LCW2I k"5. .VJ "ZJ? r.: .S: Bven before its birth tha machinery
- r --lof atate provides that a crowd of mm
?. E Tr.;;.. ir fr.end ; terms P"Sonags .hall be in attendance
JZilnESZ tTJ to await the auspicious event la a
D,,t forth ever effort to WW apartment are gathered together
-h i representatives of me aristocracy ana
?2ZJiZ2y2JX: .VJ1&1 all who are foremost I. th. political
r, V." - -T. rr.: and diplomatic world. The prime mln.
wer,J,ruo""' ru"u taln-aeoeral of Madrid, tha civil and
""TiTrit ri to military authorities, ths dlplomatlo
r... ... .l.. ,,., t...lbody headed by the papal nuncio, com
Ending" W.1 aearc Ha.nl.Ve tn. ?'X"J
building with a paaa key and upon the turlas. lords and ladle. In waUlng.
arrival of th. policemen with a search 7 ?oa 'JJSS ,
warrant refund to open th. door.- th Order of th. Oolden Fleece and of
Detective. Jonea and Tlchenor aver other ordars of chivalry assembla her.
that Harding endeavored to - induce
Wilson to drop th. prosecution upon
payment of 1460. This alleged attempt I
to compound a felony combined with
Harding'a auspicious conduct after the
robbery is expected to be sufficient to
bind him ever to th. grind Jury. The
two women and th. aaloonmen will be I
given a preliminary hearing tomorrow I
morning in the police court.
KEN EXPELLED FROM
PANAMA SEEK REVERSE
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Police Escorted Three Men to
Boats to Make Sure They
' . Left Isthmus.
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to greet th. latest atom of royalty and,
Incidentally, to bear witness that - no
changeling be foisted on th. nation,
.A Motareaqaa Gathering. ,
Presently; th. communicating door.
open, and the duoheas or other gret
lady who is for the time being mistress
of th. robes appears, bearing a massive
silver aalv.r and gorgeous crimson vel
vet cushion, on which th. Infant Ilea
covered with priceless lace. Bhe handa
her delicate burden to th. prim, minis
ter, who carries it round th. room. Kaoh
in turn takes furtive peep at the pink
and white morsel of humanity, th. pre
mier gives back th. salver to th. mis
tress of th. robes, th. child Is reatored
to th. mother, and th. ceremony la at
Without on th. huge riasa de Orient.,
the largest square In Madrid, a great
multitude of th. people baa gathered to-
gether expectantly.
After perhapa a vigil of aeveral hours
th. broad banda of red and yellow with
the escutcheon bearing the castles of
Castll. and th. lions of Aragon the
royal standard of Spain flutter in th.
bre.se. .A moment of breathless. suenoe
follows, and almost simultaneously tha
guna boom out n aalute, and th. crowd
counts. . '
Twenty-one Xo a Boy.
Twenty-one! A boy! And tha "vivas-
ring out from thousands of throats. Ona
more link baa been forged in in. enam
of state to bold In check red riot and
revolution. - ' ' -
Tha telegraph flashes th. news from
GRAND JURY INDICTS
UTAH FUEL OFFICIALS
t (Joerasl Special terries.)
New Tork. April la. Summarily ex
polled from tha canal son. and de
ported to th. United States under ordera
of th. chief of polic. on th. Isthmus
of Panama, three man arrived aa aee
. ond cabin passengers on th. ateamahlp
Finance of th Panama Railroad and
Steamship una. their passage being I (Jearaal Boeclal Berrlce.)
guaranteed by th. government Giving! Salt Lake City, April . Th. fed-
r:X.r., TZ.X,.:'.! Jury ba. returns indict
up from th. port of Colon, wher. they B,,n,U ml""t nlr 1 ofrloer" na
embarked under police escort, thev ! mplay.a of th Utah Fn.l company,
vowed vengeance on th government I charging th acquisition Af th. title of
which they declared they, would force I coal lands by fraudulent means. The
to pay dearly for th outrage. - . I Indicted men, for whose arrest bench
Pas sen gore who talked with them dur-1 warranta have bean issued, are: Henry
ing th. voyage said they believed them I WUllama, superintendent of th. com.
to b. Spanish-American, and not cltlaena I panyj Robert Forrester, field engineer
i uie udiho gum, nrnen ins men l wmiaxn v. rosier, rorreeier a private
wer. piaoea on noara tha ship th. I secretary: oeorge A. Moore, sales agent
isthmian police, who delivered them, I E. M. Cook of Denver, attorney, and
aald that they were being sent away I Alexander H. Cowl, chief clerk' of. th.
oecaus or aw attempt to obtain money I Denver office.
Trom in laoorara on in. canal by prom
Islng them greater wages.
GROOM IS THIRTY-TWO
' YEARS BRIDE'S JUNIOR
(Jearaal Special Serrlee.)
Baltimore, April 21. Mra Laura X
Brown, widow of Alexander Brown,
formerly this city's most prominent
banker, was married today to Charles
Kaufman of Boston. - Kaufman It II
years younger than hi bride. . -
FIRST CASE UNDER
A FRUIT PEST LAW
ftpsetal Mseatea ta Hie SanmaLt
Spokane, Wash., April t. Judge Sul
llvan has fined O. O. Richmond, i
farmer of Five Mil prairie, f 1.60 for
having for sale fruit affected with the
codling moth. Th. defense attacked the
constitutionality of th. law. Thle la
th. firat oaa. to com. tip sine, it was
enaoteo. . -
The only f ona of food made
from wheat that is all nutri
ment is the soda cracker, and
yetthe only soda cracker of
which this is really true is
14
I I r c Thd only
J '. :'.v.Tni only
',.-.::y'Th6 only
i , The only
ill
sodA cracker sdentincally
baked... :
soda cracker effectually
: protected. . .
soda cracker ever fresh,
crisp and dean. '
soda cracker good at all
. '' times. ' "
0 In a dust tight, -
. mouturt proof packagi.
jioiLArat)cw;coMPAjnr
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St!
5r 'Cral
STORE COVERS
H BLOCK
OUR FLOOR SPACE
21,000 SQUARE FT.
on end of th peninsula to th. other,
and north, south, wist and west th Te
Deum" Is sung In all th ancient cathe
drals throughout th. kingdom. On of
th first official messages Is that con
veyed to th pope, who Is asked to act
aa godfather to th. new-born prince, on
day to b. dubbed ' "Most Catbollo
Majesty." V '
.. Flags and decorations mak their ap
pearance on publlo buildings, private
balconies are hung with tapestries of
glowing colora, and tha people, ever
ready to avail themaalvea of any occa
sion for gaiety, mak merry for th. rest
of th day. - . I
At the top la Queen Victoria ot
Spain, who wag Princess Ena ot Bat
tenberf. At the left Is tha layetter
basket .prepred for the royal
nursery In Madrid. At the right Is
the royal cradKttsed for rocking the
Infant kings of Spain, and at the
bottom Is a robe of satin and lace
made by Spanish nana for the ex
pected heir,
OLD SALT
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(Continued from Pag One.)
ooounatlon of fishing for oyster. He
was arrested on th charge f assault
ing Rev. James Hickman of th. Coop
er's Island Methodist ' church. ' When
arraigned ha explained:
"I drinks a llttl bit. but I clalma
that I baa ' that right. - Bometlmee
goaa to church, but moat generally
don't ' Aa aeon as I got In th door of
this preacher's church be began preach'
in' on tampers nee. and all th. tlm. he
talked b. looked right at me.
"I was as peaceful aa a young oyster
till all tha congregation begun look
In' at me and amllln. Then I begun to
get riled, but didn't say anything. -
waited until the parson had his say, but
when he comes forard and begins mix
in' with th. cr.w I boards him.
"We gets into a kind of a disagree
ment, and I admit I swatted him.
don't bit no man unless he does n.
wrong, and thla here parson waan't
right I ain't no example to bold np to
no congregation.-
MONGOLIA FLOATED
AT .HIGH
TIDE
A ,, Jearnal .Speeial Bcrrtee.
. . Toklo, April XI. The Paelfld
Mall steamer. Mongolia waa re
floated at high tide this morn
' Ing and resumed her voyage.
Th. vesset was not seriously in
jured when eh. ran aahore in '
avoiding a collision.
est r:o?itiso;i
u THUD STREETS
Have you considered our
r vantages by being in the
l:v rent district and the
nuns: it is to you when
furriihinj your home?.
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CAPITAL IS DOUBLE v
VALUE OF PROPERTY
(Jonrnil Special Berrlce )
Rt Paul. . Minn.. April XI Minnesota
railroad property la valued at 1215..
040,000 by th. Sunderberg Investigating
oommltte. According to th. report re
turned by this committee, to th. legis
lature, railroad property in thla atate
Is worth about 126,000 a mile. Th to
tal capitalisation of th 1211.000,000
worth of property is $400,000,000, or
aboot 160,000 a mil ' Th roads earn
about it per cent oa th committee's
valuation.
CHILDREN ARE BITTEN
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JY VEK0"01IS RATTIER
One Dead r and ,Two Rallying
. From Effects of Poisonous
r Snake' Attack. .
SO SOOTHING
Its Influence fas been Felt by So
Many Portland Readers.
Th. eoothlng- Influence of relief. -After
aulterln- from Itching Piles.
From Ecsema or any itchiness of th
kin, . .-,.
Makes on feel grateful' to th. rem
edy., ...'.-'.
Doan'S Ointment has
dreda.
Here's what on. Portland oitlaen says:
R- B. Long, driver, of 141 bmuikiI
street Portland, Oregon, says: "In the
summer pf li my body was all broken
out with ecsema. tetter or something of
in Kino. i ne (onur. I endured waa
narce. I waa very much alarmed about
It and anxloua to know what It waa and
wnai was tn. cause, so I went to a doo.
tor. and then to aeveral nthera- hut lutni
of them, did me much good. When I
got the least bit overexerted th. annov.
nee was especially great and It Kept
me clawing and scratching. J waa In
bad shape when I noticed an advertiae
ment In our paper about Doan'a oint
ment, and I got a box and tried It It
proved to be lust what was claimed for
It Leas than two boxes made a com.
plot. cur. of my oaa. and later it cured
my younger brother of Juat the aama
trouble. I know that Doan'a Ointment
la on. remedy that can be- depended
upon, and I would give Ave dollars Tor
a box of It any time rather than adder
th. way I used to for on. day."
For aal. by all daalera. Price to centa
Foater-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for t he United States.
Remember th. name DOAN'S -anit
take no other. - ,
RAILROAD AND DITCH:
INTERESTS THAT CLASH
(Ipeelsl Dlapetea to Tbe Jearaal ) '
Spokane, WaahM April 21. H. C.
Patera of Washtucna, Washington, a
stockholder In th. Palous Irrigation 4k
Power company, says Ms company will
start oondemnatton proceedings against
tn Portland Beattl. railroad. He
clalma much of their ditch property
naa been condemned by tha new road,
and that If successful in th. caae
against th. Portland at Seattle, th.
company will build on. of th. greatest
Irrigation dltchea In th. northwest -
SAW SPOOK RATS AND
TWELVE-HORSE AUTOS
(Seectat Hla patch te The JoarsaD
Spokane, Wash., April. Jf. Because
Pater White -chased a rat along th.
road C. ' Borenson complained that th.
man was crasr and unaaf to be at
large. . Judge Mllea Polndexter Judged
him sane. Whit, waa seen wandering
atmlesaly along th. road, throwing
a ton r a at what h. claimed waa rata.
H. also claimed to hav. seen an auto
mobile pass with 11 horses hitched to
It was discovered that b. . waa
mporsrlly Injured by a fall.
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Cfefeild(t
Orofes
The Finest in America
, When you buy clothes you may as well have ;
them right . Words cannot do Chesterfield ?;
clothes justice-7-you have got .to see them and X;
try them on to appreciate them. ' Garments that X
will stay right, because they are made right
graceful 'shoulders, collars that hug the neck
snug, firm-setting fronts, with a general ' easy,
stylish, comfortable result. No tailor can give "
you better, style or fit. Chesterfield clothes are
guaranteed to retain their shape for one year .
a guarantee that is 'given by no other maker of
ready-to-wear clothes. . ' . ;. V; ,'? : . ' . ' '? , .
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JLiUO lUilO
; 269-271 Morrison Street
tJosraal Boeclal Servlee.)
, Fresno, CaL, April Zt. Three children
of Robert Barstow, a rancher residing
even mllea south of thla town, were
bitten by a rattlesnake yesterday. On
of th children died from th. affect of
tha venomous poison. Gladys, th.
younge.t child, had wandered away
from th other children and was play
Ing near th house. Th little one's
soreams attracted th. attention of th.
others, who ran to her and attempted
to pull the snake away from her. Th.
serpent turned on them and both war.
bitten. .A ranch hand working near ran
to th. aaelataneo of ths children. He
killed th. snak. and calling b.lp ap
plied temporary remedies until th. ar
rival of a physician. All known anti
dotes were need and Robert and Mary
tha older children, are rallying from
th. poison, but the baby died. The
rattler measured 4 fetg lnohes. '
TESTIMONY
(Continued from Pag. Ona)
aters in th neighborhood hav. been la
th. habit of . annoying the chickens,
breaking th. back door and hurling rub
bish into th. shop. ' .
"Last Saturday night they became
so boisterous that I determined to
frighten them away, and merely struck
the pavement with th. whip t. scar.
th. little fellow. I am a man of fam
ily and would not think of hitting th.
child." atated th. wltne.a. .
Th. ease was continued until tomor
row to allow Wlneford - time to pro
duce wltneaaea. When asked If aha had
any further testimony to offer, Mra
Newton replied In tha negative, but vol
unteered th. lnfocmatlon that Wlneford
had the reputation of being of a quar
relsome disposition.
"Why, Judge, it waa only a short
tlm ago that he threw an aa at a boy
and cut off a dor tail inetead aald
th indignant woman. .
i Wxef erred Stock Canned Ooo&s.
Allen eV Lewis' Best Brand. -
STOPPED TO ORATE AND
WATERS CALLED IN VAIN
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(ftperial Dispatch te The JoeraeL)
Spokane, Wash.. April 2!. Tom
Davles startled a large crowd yesterday
on the Monroe atreet bridge, by climbing
upon the railing and preparing to Jump
Into the Spokane river, 91 feet below.
He stood waving bla handa and cried,
"The waters are calling me, the waters
ars calling met Can t you hear them
way down there T I must go to them."
While he was doing his oratorical a
man slipped up behind htm and palled
hlra back. He tried twice after to
Jump over and one got away and ran
down th bridge, but was again caught
He waa found to be crazy -'
COFFEE
Pity t to waste good cof
fee by a , poor cook; or
waste a '', good cook by
poor coffeel
Toer gracer tetarns rest aaeney II TetTeeal
Ilke&caUUsf'aBesti weaaykiav ... .
Great Crowds Have PaclU
OF THE-
ililii
the
Little
Shop
mery fo
At 409 Washington StV Bet 10th and 11th
7 j Them.
SiAce the opening of the great Sale' on Monday
morning. And no wonder I s, For equal' values in
vftfine new millinery of the brightest, latest Spring
vintage were never before oiiered at the very be
ginning of a new season in the histpry of Portland
merchandising. ' What a flutter, of delightful an
ticipations our announcements of the past two days
have caused 1 And every expectation was realized
and more today. Here is a display that would,
do credit to the big millinery shops of New York
City. Prices on the exquisite millinery creations
fairly staggered the most skeptical! Never before
" in our city have .such ' elegant conceptions ; in,
.'women's beautiful Spring Hats v been sold so
ridiculously lowl. The Values are extraordinary!
and only made possible from the fact that. ' V -
WE WERE PA1 D $5000 CASH BONUS-
For the Lease of Our Seattle Branch Store; Moved the Stock to Portland
and Share Our Luck With Fortunate Local Millinery Buyers y
The latest fancies of the best milliners of two continents in a sale at less than the
prices of commonplace Hats. All new Spring styles not an old model in the
offering! :-':""'' V. ; ' y r:;;-.,
Space does not admit of, detail price mentions . suffice to say these printed, hints
may serve to tell of the merciless slaughtergoing on among the great convention
of millinery beauty in the Unprecedented Sale.: ; y- ,s V ,.' .
Trimmed Beauties, Tailored Creations Street Hats, Smart Shapes j
-' ' . - -' '..AU go in the Sacrifice. . '
MAQNIF1CENT PATTERN HATS
Unmatchable values at $30 and $35 go
t $18 and $20 creations' of master milli
ners included in the
sale at
eluded in the ; (JQ
SMART AND SHINNING MILLINERY ;
Representing the greatest values in '
town at $10 and $12. A fC
Sale price Vv;..)ytJ
And hosts of equally marvelous values
are reduced to $2.45, (Qrr
$1.95, $1.45 and.. ......yOC
SALE LASTS At-L THE WEEK
Of the Seattle Branch Store's Magnificent Spring Stock .' :
AT THOi
VOGUE; MILLINERY PARLOR
409 WASHINQTON STREET, BETWEEN 10th AND 11th