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VOL. IV. NO. 10.
loss . Gave Partner ' in
-Graft Double Cross.
Had Agreed v to Con
fess Together,1 : "
fpeorg Keane, Executive's Sec
' . rotary, Bearer of, Bitter" Mes-
- sages Between Two Men
Ruef Says ' He Knbwt His
Business and Will Not Talk.
, i (Hearst News ter Longest Leased Wire.) .
. J Baa . Francisco, May ' 1 8.--" Abe
Rnef, you hare broken' faith; with
me" -Mayor Schmlti to Abraham
Rnef. ' - - ,
"Schmltx, I dont want to talk to
ypu. I know what . I am doing"
Abraham Rnef to Mayor Schmits. ;
(r " Bearer of. these two remarkable
messages jOaorge Kpane, former eec-
, rotary to' Mayor 8chmtts, Rnef 'a rep
resentative In the California legisla
turer friend of both men. ; - :
' Date of exchange of compliment
I between the former boss and the In
dicted mayor," Friday, May lT,.i0T.'
' Mayor Bchmlti baa made his an
swer to the action of -Abe Raef in
turning to the,, prosecution and d-
clarlnf that he triji make complete
. confession of the' corruption of, the
city's administration.'- . . .
:' la ttenlesslbn of Onflt.4'
Thli-anawer .be, eent by,, trusted
messenger' to Rnef himself, belleT;
lng that Ihe secret of It would be
kept safe from public ears. It Is
a comnlete confession of guilt. It
nncoTers a compact existing between
himself and the boss who gare him
Dolltical creation. It shows the ter
ror of a tortured soul at the deser
tion of the one man wbo knew aim
' through and through. '
(Contlnue4 en Page nftn.)
COREY TO LOSE
JOB WITH TRUST
President of Steel Corporation to
for Infatuation With
Actress by Loss of His : Po
sition Which Pays Big Salary.
V mant.Mnra br Ltnawt Lmm4 Wb.)
' jtfew Tork, May 18. WUllaro Bills
Corey will pay for his infatuation for
nd' marrlac to Miss Mabelle Gllman,
the former alnger Of "The Mocking
Lion
DETRAV
.-JBlrd' company, with . the Joss or we
- nraaidener of the . United SUtes Steel
corporation, which-oarrles with It one
' of the highest salaries ever paid In the
world and no end or prestige.
"This la the eoncluslon Wall street has
reached, now that Corey's divorce and
- marr-'ri have become of International
Interest. Ingush and Frenon newspa
nara will exDlolt the Pair on their ar
Tirol abroad, and the , notoriety is be
coming too great a strain on Mr.
Corey"s at oclates in the directorate of
the great Steel corporation.
' It 1 remembered that Charles M.
Schwab , waa pushed out of the steel
presidency quietly . but firmly after he
-i--urpnd JCuropew bj crying - Draaa
the bank-at Monte carlo ana by other
sensstfTonal exploits ' which ido not fit
'with the highest ' office of a great
corporation. Schwab held his place un
til he returned from bis, trip abroad.
Then the hints of the other steel.lead
Jersj became too strong for him and he
. wrote -out- his resignation.- If he had
not resigned ne would! have failed of
reelection. .-. iXa.;-tf.wi??--
' Corey, -who nnquestlenably - is ' one of
the most 'successful steel manufacturers
'the oountry has developed, was 'selected
sceed Schwab as a man 'who would
never think of--4olng anything notori
.ou. HH attachme-.t for the beautiful
aetress was Unknown, and -only became
' public property after a photograph of
- her rooms in , Paris showed a large
crayon portrait . of the newly elected
steel president prominently displayed on
an easel. x' . '- ',-: -..... . .1 . ..
It is believed that Mr, Corey will roj
sign before returning from ' his Euro
pean honeymoon, which Is to last three
or four months. ..,..,. . . t .
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AS I vT fTAcKzrziz. :
KEELEY CURE
V
W. C. T. U.' Plana an Active
, - -. ..... . . ,., , ,'1 ,. . . , .:.,:-
; Campaign to Eliminate Men
.: tion.of Tobacco and Whiskey
From Modern Writing. . -
KVMMbMr trtm ht Sptelal tMsed Wire.)
- New Tork, . May 18. Modern litera
ture Is to be forced to take the Keeley
ears and undergo a course of treatment
for the tobaooe habit This edict, has
gone oat from the W. C. T.' ttf and war
has been declared on all the smoking
and drinking heroes and heroines In no
tion. v- ; "1A'r- :';" ; ,W
Tha plan of the W. C T. T7f officers
Is te drive an books portraying char
acters of the objeotlonable kind, ' from
their, standpoint, from the shelves of
libraries throughout the country. 'Under
the laws regarding the purity of litera
ture, they think they eaa accomplish it
After-New Terk has been-purified the
fight ; will extend to other states and
countries. ", ,- v'
v Mrs. EJmilie D. Martin is . superin
tendent of tho department of the work
for purity In literature and art of the
W. C. T. V. ' --v; .
- 'Teople do net realise,'' said Mrs.
Martin, "that in 85 per eent of the read
ing matter published,' cigars and ciga
rettes are indispensable and the bottle
Of -liquor "Is omnipresent " aithougn-fce
may be an about-to-be-translated' saint
surrounded by a halo of. white cult in
cluding wreaths of priceless Havana
and his heroine comes from t glass of
-amber tokay, Tuby olaref tor -apark-ilng
champagne.' :..;'-' y "vih-?
ManmenKfes!
ThisISeasonSfArriW
. Formal Opening on
The Oaks Is to be "dry" this season.
No more sitting on the broad veranda
at the Tavern and quaffing your favor-
It brew; no more revels of the beer
garden variety, and nothing in the drink
line stronger than lemonade or Shasta.
Instead Chere will be more amuse
ments, an endless variety of attractions
and features of entertainment that are
new and novel., A 'strong bid for popu
larity among women and children Is to
be made by the big amusement parlc on
the 'river bank. ;ry '... .j.-..--,.-.-v
A decision - to that effect was announced-
by' Manager Freeman yester
day. The big -park win b absolutely,
PORTLAND,
THE M05T BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN NEW YORK
OPERATORS TO
TIE OP 1'JIRES
Twenty Thousand Telegraphers
. Getting Ready to Strike Next
MonthService In , Every
: State' Win Be Affected, i
' (Bearat Mew by Lent td Wire.) t.
New Tork, May Is. Twenty, thousand
telegraph operators, members or Ihe
Commercial: Telegrsphers' union -of
America, are getting ready to strike next
month., . , 1 '
' Thev eomnose. their leader. a aert, 10
pr eent of the commercial operators In
thia ocuntrr and Canada, They are al
most equally divided between the Postal
and Western Union companies.' When
they walk out they say they will para
lyse the telegraph: business in every
state in tho union. . ..w.;
BOUNDARIES OF LAND 1 1
; DISTRICTS OF ALASKA
(WaaUagtea Bnreaa of , Tbe Joarnal) ' ;
Waahincton. D. : C. May
mlsloner BaUlnger ' today declared the
boundaries of the Nome and JTalrbanks
federal land omce districts, aui n ra
malnlng area of Alaska ta.be . tte Ju-
nMn district " The new district includes
the country o th-JKukokwlnt - river
and the UUnds ' west and, north. The
Fairbanks t district '.Includes . the region
east and south to. the, crest-of, the, Alas
kan range of mountains; thence gener-
allv easterly .and .-northeasterly and
northward' to the boundary. : , ,
Decoration
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"dry" this season, the sale of. all drinks
ef an Intoxicating nature .being posi
tively prohibited.- The? Tavern,.! Where
liquors . of all ; kinds were served last
season. Is to be converted. Into; a. flrst
elass restaurant where, If one must Im
bibe, only mild drinks 'Will be served. -v
It is- said that the decision to elimi
nate the sale of drinks at the big resort
will materially affect the receipts, for
those who frequented the Oaks have lib
erally patronised the ' Tavern.'
It is also said that It Is the- desire
of the management to return to the or-
.(Continued on - Pag Fifteen.;
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OREGON, SUNDAY . MORNING,. MAY : 19, . 1907.
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HOT QUARREL BREAKS
OUT III HAYWOOD. CAMP
Editor Titus of Seattle Socialist
;. geance Upon Attorney' Nugent at Conclusion of ' ;;'
the Idaho Murder. Trials.-., ' , .
(Pablhhers' Pnm by Special teased Wire.)
Boise, May 18. The first real threat
of actual bloodshed growing out of the
trial was made today, and, singular to
relate, the parties concerned ar both on
one aide of the ease. They ar John V.
Nugent, a Bole lawyer and one of the
attorneys for the defense, and Dr. Her
man F. Titus, editor of the Socialist of
Seattle, Washington. ? , r - .
DEVLIU FAILS TO GET
: ROOSEVELT TO COME TO
' HIS AID IN ELECTION
' (Waebinstea Beree ef Tbe TeeraaL) '
. Washington, May ll.Thomas e
C..XevHn.a effort Ja aeour. th,
aasistanoe or President Roose- .
velt In his campaign for election
aa mayor of Portland has so far ,
resulted In failure. e
JDvldenUy the president ; does ":
.not, believe that the intereata of :
th nation art stake to an ax-
tent that would Justify his "but-
ting In" by dictating to tho peo- .
pie. of Portland.;-'. ;":i-'e
The following statement today a)
-waa made bv Private Secretary e
a Loeb and . Rudolph Forsley. as- e
e slstant to7 the president: e
e '. ' "Reports . rrotn . roruaaa ar
that- the president has expressed e
an Interest in the Portland mu- -. e
' nictpal election, to tn erreot ,
that be la anxious that a Repun-
llcan - eandidate be ;. elected e
e "mayor.r . ' ,-vf(.t ,::,
a Both said la, replyt Tho presl-
i dent' naa not saia anytnmg on e
, the subject ' He probably has .
e "not even heard that an election e
is In progress." ,e
mm
V. : isSI WIH' U. I V B ', , .11
''frit. 111 sbb wsr srw -a i
: Declares He Will , Wreck Ven-
X,
ehaliengo John T.' Nugent, or any
other man, to produce any evidence that
Z over said a word or did a single thing
to betray "Moyer, Haywood orPettU
bone." declared Titus tonight ; .
"Nugent has called ma a liar, and trai
tor because I exposed a scheme he and
others, had last fall to betray (the so
cialist party In, the . Seventh district,
Canyon county,1 and have, tn socialists
elect a Democratic Judge. Nugent la no
Socialist, and I shall personally deal
with him when this. trial Is over.".
The seventh day of th trial of WU-
(Continued on Pag Five.)
KELLEY MAY TELL OF IWURDER
Member ot Gang oTpostoffice Thieves Is
V, Believed' toiKnow Who ;Threw Dr. John-;;
son From Ford
1
Frank Relley. on of the men arrested
with the famous poatofflc - gang of
which Frank Wayne was th lader,
may be turned over to the state au
thorities ' by Assistant United States
Attorney James Cole for complicity In
th attempted robbery of the Oresham
bank. t ' ' ' " ' " '
IX is said that strong evidence is in
Mr. Cole hands in regard to Kelley's
presence-at the Oresham robbery. The
story that he will be prosecuted by the
state is given credence because no In
dictment has thus far. been returned
against Keller by the federal grand
Jury and- because Deputy, District At
BOY IS LASHED
ON IKED DM
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Nine- Culprits Pay Penalty at
Whipping Post In Delaware-
Youth Beaten With Knout by
BurleyJSheriff.
CrBearst Mews by Leogeet teased Win.) t
Wilmington, ' DL, May l.--"For
Ood's sake stop, you are killing me:
Oh. spare me, spare mel" Down en
his knees at the foot of a whipping
post, Delaware's reUo of mediaeval
form of punishment. Aaam warn, u
18-year-old youth, mad this frantic
appeal today to Warden Meserve, aa
the 'Vjat-o'nine , tails" cut frightful
welts on his naked back. One hand,
which he had torn free from" the bind
ings, was extended frantically ..toward
the warden who wielded the whip;
. Htnnninv te narler with the unfortu
nate lad Warden Meserve commanded
him to stand up and said: 5 : -
Ward, you know I am uoc-aoing ura
on my own wllL ' My duty must be dona
-I know, I know u is not your ibiuv
But for God's sake, stop." "- . 1
But this appeal also roll on unnearing
ears. ' wara was so w no oum o
w tnd and was dragged to his feet
His free hand was again bound ten the
post and th whipping eontinuea. orty
tim tn tern Die iasn xen on aim
dera "It was only a part ot the punlsh-
wnmnt th vouth must undergo, rouowmg
his conviction for highway robbery. One
year In prison is tn patance or m pun
(ahnlMt. ' ' ' ' ' ;
When '; Ward waa J nnaiiy out aovn
from the whipping poet he was in ter
rible shape. ? He waa one mass of welts
.r, th luhes had out Into tne nesn
and he had to be assisted back to the
' Benjamlu Morris, - convicted 1 with
Ward.-received a like lashing. He atood
It without - a cry until the fifteenth
blbw. Then he. too, began to beg for
maw. ut there, waa no mercy. .
: In all nlne persons u were whipped.
Street Bridge
torney Ous C Moser waa In conference
with Mr. Col yesterday, e .
! V V stay ' Tea AIT Se -- SCaows. -f$?
If Kelley 1 turned over to th state
authorities. It is believed he wUl tell
all ho knows about the other members
of the gang In the hope of obtaining Im
munity. Hla fear of the feedral au
thorities is said to be even greater than
his fear of connection with the murder
of Pr, Edward Johnson, who was hurled
from the' Ford-street bridge last Janu
ary. ' In this case Kelley, It is said, can
prove an alibi, but It la believed that he
XContlaueil oa a't 1'lIte.n.J,
PRICE 'FIVE CENTS,
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Radding's Failure tat
File Petition leaves;
the Labor Nominees!
Off Ticket
Angry Party Leaders - Chargs
That Secretary of Convention,
Has Sold Himself to Adverse
Political Interests - Central"
t Committee Will Investigate '
Through the refusal yesterday af,
ternoon of E. E. Raddlnr, secretarj'
of the Union Labor convention which!
nominated Charles Kelly as a can;
dldate) for mayor, to file the ticket -nominated
on Thursday night, the.
Union Labor party has lost Its op '
portunlty-tohaTe 1U aomlnees
placed oq the ballot. In the coming
municipal election. Great Indigna
tion Is expressed In unloalrcles and .
It . Is possible that serious - charges :
win ber filed against Secretary Ead- '
ding Von Monday' charging r him K
with having been unduly influenced 1
by adverse political ' Interest Into
ehooslng: his unexpected course oft
action. .
' -y e fuses to ftlga Petition. :
In order to secure a place on tho
official ballot th union labor ticket
should have been filed by I o'clock;
yesterday afternoon. It was ready and
prepared, having been shaped at th
mass convention of the party held
Thursday night Yesterday afternoon.
however. B. E. Radding. tbe secretary;
of the convention, -refused to sign tho
petition aa required by law to make
It leeaL and accordingly the document .
could not be given Into the charge of
the city auditor. Neither T, M. Lea
bo, secretary of the central committee'
nor Charles Kelly, nomine for mayor,
will discuss th question, though ad
mitting that the secretary did not fil
the ticket as he had been expected to
da . The matter will be taken p
they say, on Monday, when a statement
qf the case will be made to the publlo,
Th ticket In question named Charles)
(Continued on Page Twelva)
BY PUr.lPKIIl PIE
Millionaire Stetson of San Fran
' cisco Sued! for i Absolute Sep
aration by Wife With Whorn
He Eloped a Few Years Ago; ;
. (Bearat News by teagest Leaaed Wire.) .
Ban Francisco, May 11 Pumpkin pie,
soup, sah V Bsh and her millions havo
com between i Mrs. Eleanor, Doe-Btet-son
and aer-ac sd millionaire husband.
President James B. Stetson, of th
California Street ytaiiroad c6tnpany and
founder of. the firm of , Holbrook, . Mer
rill, and . Stetson.! Four, days ago Mrs. .
Stetson left t.e - palatial mansion of
her husband at Van Ness avenue and
Clay street and today , filed suit foe
absolute divorce in th superior court
Irrespective of the decision. of , th
court ,Mra Stetson says a. resumption
of her relations with Stetson la utterly
impossible.' '., , . , . ,'".:
Tbe action is the. cuimuiatton of seven
years of stormy married life begun af
ter a : short and rotnantlo courtship
during which tho love of th SO-year-old
widow of John 0. Do wa-won by th
TO' yeas eld-wldower It -wa-a- wooing
th fashionable set regarded with tniwi
surprise at first And when the coupla
eloped to Los Angeles and were marrlnd
en February 1, 1900, their set wn
astonlaheL;
Mrs. Stetson charges "extreme cruel
ty" and statee that her husband Is un
der the eomplet domination . of hla
married daughters, who Influenced ht'n
against her. She says he refused t
allow her daughter to call hint Mpnpn."
becaus his daughters would not lUv
it',: --J-..-V-.., v-.'.-:-: . . .
The last straw.' she continue, "wk
his refusal to allow tTiinprs I V.k t
eat to be brouprht to th tM. I i
soup and salad and he (ti-i t- t.
wanted pumpkin pi at every t -
lust hate it Hut h i i
fore me to eat it. A . 1
fish he would order '
not eat It et I if
that was cnt, f---- .
never careful wi.. ,
and I t!- f
sayln r. ' ' t' i '
DIVORCE CAUSED