The Oregon daily journal., May 20, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING,' MAY 0, IC07.
MONTAGUE REPLIES TO : . "
SAILORS ACCUSE
IE OF JOSIM
FU0 JIOSPfTAL
JIDS MDDIIIG
1 Dfly AT IILIEB flCIO III
. CAKE'S OPEN LETTER
FOR EAST SIDE
i 17IIII HOT moil
THE FALLS CITY HIS 'VIFE'S FACE
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Laying of Cornenrtone of Mc- Enraged Husband of Mrt. Sadie
1 4Throws Javelin at Republican Leader for Refusing to Arrange a
Say He Forced Them to Stand
Construction Will Begin Soon on
Leabo Fires Fusillade of Que-
1 the New Homeopathlo . v
v;v ;; Inttitutoini, -
Joint Debate of Mayoralty Candidate North End Sup
: on Ship's Deck and See a
V Seaman Drown. ;
- tione at Secretary of the
Campaign Committee.
Loughlin Institute Made
4 - Notable Event;
Hengeveld Disfigures
Her for Life. H J
port Again Brought UpConceded to Devlin.
!W. M. Cake chairman of the Repub
lican city central committee, la handed
at bard Jolt by R. W. Montagu la
anmr to the open letter sent , to Sir.
. Hon tags Saturday nlghl. Mr. . Cake
& Wrote an answer to tha challenge sent
' tr Mr. Montague for an opan debate be
f twaen Mr. Devlin and Or. Lane and de
clined to pick up tba (rare. In It ha
- tnade soms sarcastto statements, which
are answered by Mr. Montagu today.
(Th let far fnltiamt ;
i - "Hon. W, M. Cake, Chairman riepub
y glean City Committee Dear Sir: Tha
ajrounda which you assign for tha delay
... In answering our proposal for Joint
' debate baring- been frankly denominated
' an excues by you . wo . will cheerfully
, accept them aa such, merely noting our
i regret that not even an excuse la forth
; coming for tha omission to answer our
propoaal for publication of election ac-
ojounta of which more hereafter. , . .
corrects mom .
"At preaent we wiah only to submit
- .1- - suggestion, or two In correction of
,4 certain errors or mtaapprehenalona Into
-, wrhlch (with derereuoe) wo think yon
f fcavo fallen. Ton complain that the
.' r attempt haa been made, impliedly by
jpuraelrea or tha dlatlngutahed advocate
' kt our cause, to Identify the Republican
f arty with "north and and disreputable
,f characters.' , . :.;.,k-. -.
"in truth - tha matter ataada onlte
. otherwise. It la a perfectly tadlspat-
Bible fact that north end and diarepn table
' fcharacters in great number, practically
. the entire political element know aa
r tha north and.- la energetically eppowtng
?r. Lane's reelection. They are doing
hla for tha reaaon that th policy and
riractlce' of hla administration haa fcesw
njurious to their Interests. They are
: eUl. for Mr. Devlin and formed aa lea pert-
art factor In hla vote at the primaries
as weu aa in hla preaent support. .
' "It aeema too obvious for argument,
therefore, that It is those who are at-
' (Special Mipetrt to The Jnaraill
Taooma, Wash., May JO. -Almost
within th hour In which the water
of Commencement bay engulfed her 10-
. i .. a.,ii wMtHa tviirafnir.
tempting to ally th Reoublloan party L:V.rV.. '1a T. ... ZZZZ
with thla element who are really seek-I ...... w. --- VAVa if thai
tnt0J'S9ntlt' ht party with north and united Kingdom on tha British lark
U...CVUUIS Gnaraciers, ana not Marlon i Joslah. Hurrying from nor
in. iiae ourseivea, who are urging hom- 9t ge,ttla. th frantic mother
Plana ar being prepared in th office
of Whldden A Lewie for th new East
Sid hospital, which la to be erected by
tha Portland Homeopathlo Dispensary
association. The , proposed . hospital
building will occupy th block bounded
by Multnomah, Haasalo, East ' Second
and East Third streets, with th main
front on Multnomah street
Tha plan calls for a 100 by 100-foot
War la on In tha ranka of th Union
Labor party over the action of E. K.
Baddlng . In refusing; to fll th -Union
Labor ticket on Saturday, thus throwing
tne. party ou. of a chance to appear on
tha official ballot tBaddlng haa come
io am i run i wiin an explanation or nis
ooursa of action, taking the ground that
ho refused to sign and file th petition
because there war less than 100 peopl
" ooa .c.m,ena RepubUoans and Dem- reached th dock yeaterday and thsr atructuro. fouratorlea hls-h. which will t the nominating convention.
ii:.V it thmselvea against rfoun(l ner dream waa a reality. j cost between ITS.000 and $106,000. Thla Raddlng says that T. M. Leabo took
"a,'wllh tnM lamU which have I Along, w!tn tht a,ath ot McMartln ar building will contain th administration ohrg of th nominating petitions and
rr. ' a. v Bneonflrmed charges against in nrstf department and sufficient wards and
m i-h.T. .V.. . a "ow ' tho Joslah. Sailors who wer I prlvat rooms for tha present needs of
" Zl in. iHirn.,ii.j lbolrt th, snip wnen ;xn Doy wss tha institution. Provision la mad In
rITf- r..?.!87. T. y0" o?1 drowned and who were brought aahore I the plan for th addition of two four.
"v,." L 1 wu "T"?lr l"l yesterday, ntatd tnat . wnen iney at- story wings, each 100-feet long, and ax
V"-"I .TmvZn' ,n,ra a' I tempted to Jump overboard ana lav tending f rom th main struetur to
. . ,. ' young McMarUn thay wer swept mck I UmmIo ' atraai - Tha block to b cov
- ; ,iwOTswwsji i upon th deck by tn nrst mate, .wnoi 9Td by. th hospital la known aa th
ony remain a matter oil at ma point or a gun commanded inem i Breyman homestead, and la now oceu
minor Importaaca. Ton say that you to keep tnelr places. This statement p!e4 by th Breyman residence, which
h 7"ia us in ioe alternative! couia not n in inr orm vnniirmni,
plainly axpressed" la our letter of th as a number of aallors who. hsd been for
weeks on tha ahlpwaltlngforher J
sail wer brought aahore and- turned
adrift ' - ;!V:f,,i:
Captain Says Mere aOsohaaoa.
Th aallors say young McMartln
exercise of unjust secret- and Im
proper Influences. Being well conver
sant with the English language you
know, of course, that oar letter doe
not express, plainly or atharwls. any
such alternative of action on our part
It positively does declare tha contrary.
But we will agrea wtth yon her again
thus far: that yon certainly will not I a rood swimmer, but when in th water
join as w ins exerciee or unjust, i it is - believed h wss seisea witn a
secret or Improper Influences, since. If I cramp. He sank and aa h ross th
any such ar need. It shall b by roar- first tlm h called to his messmates
acted In a mysterious manner In at
tempting to seour signatures. Raddlng
also states that he has been an expo
nent of a real labor ticket for a long
Urns, but that a few "self-styled, lead-
era" hav taken the matter Into their
own hands. ;
addln4 Sxplalaa,
Aa anothsr - explanation. Raddlng
atataa he took th aneaUon of th oon-
and fitted up as a I ventlon's legality up with a number of
tn members of th Bulldls Trades
Plans snd SDeei float Ions-of th tro- AUIanca and that -thv told him ttisv
posed building will be finished In about I would take action against him for per
to days, when bids for Its construction I Jury should he certify to th ticket and j
Mill V. - U - T, h.1UA4 MM. 4 MM Ml. .
m w bmrw V1. , m imivivj .vn- umm . vu w,. A . 1 , : I . . . . . . . a- I - , . - - " mm
ii i i i r - . - ' ' I inir OI tne WHiiri who mmmm iu ur iiw wufyi witn ins women Ihn- tk.
jumped overboard In an attempt to awlra jrly 1, but that It will probSly bo alments of Raddlng and oractlcallv reads i1.'? .th. J0'BM" ' f014 .'t0 f0 I ' toj-oh
th dlsUnc of a elty block to snor ar bfor th building Is ready for I him ont-of th labor union ranka." Pur- nM 1T-? mP JL""1? iT? ??r DUl RV hsr o sev
rill ' bs retained
nurses' horn.
.' Mrg, Sadl Hngeveld, dlvoroed lfT
of John Hengeveld, an employ of tha
"Wilson A Clark sawmill at Llnnton, Is
("pedal Dispatch The Joara.U -Oreaon
City. May 20. Yesterday was
th day that hag long been .looked for
bv the members of tho -St John's
church, as well as-tha cltlsena of the I seriously disfigured ss the result of
entire vlolnlty for soms urns past Tne an attack upon her yesterday by her
vent was th laying of tha corner- husband. VHa threw th. ntit. .
cloudy and threatenlns rain a, larg bU" hf Jln,u"': ' ' ' .
crowd was pressnt onatawf ou wagner yes-
Tha srvtos of th day besan at an wrday to locat th msn were futile,
aarly hour, tha first servlc being earjy However, ss soon as a . warrant la is-
mas, which a larg number attended, sued h will maks further :ttnrt A
At 10 o'clock second mass waa held and find him, , , . -those
who attended had tha fortune to
' l4anSTlVAlV ShMit Via. KlS. . mm
hsar Arcbblshlp Chrlstls, who delivered U" "'"buk iu, VTr'J
th SM-mon, and rather Sherman who "T,r"ntt" UV both hav llyd
x.ii.. . ehnrt adireas. At about 11 M Llnnton. . Th , woman waa awarded
o'clock tha srowd began to gather about ooatody of th ahlldren. Tssterday th
th platform constructed nssr the place father Invited th eldest daughter to ao
of th corner-ston laying on whloh th company him to tha theatr last night
speakers of the day war seated.' , and became angered when her mother
Father HUlebrand waa tha first -to refused to permit the girl to an
address the gathering and as'bs did sol Th woman and th daughter were at
ha- apoke - of -tha .work that waaJiow I theUnnton staUon yssterday- af tsr-
nearly completed and of how the! noon wafting for a train for Portland,
thoughts of a short tlm ago had been whera ah, had secured mninnu.T
brought to a realisation Ha spoke fur-1 Th husband approached and aftsr a
to escape servlc on th ship. He wss occupancy.
salvoa alona.
1i tha hop that the respective cad-
dldates for whom w ar tabortag may
aseot with tha sue ess they deserve, we
remain, very alnesraly.
"RICHARD W. MONTAOtiifc,
Chairman.
A. AMBROSK,
. " rseerstary.
HORS
0
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DURING DIG IT 1
, , . as Rede
LOYAL HUSBAND RESIGNS PLACE
-,. .- .... ".. " - . r X ' - .
BECAUSE WIFE REQUESTED IT
for assistance i A sailor throw htm a
Ufa buoy. Others made a dash to Jump
overboard. At this moment they say,
they were swept back at tha point of a
gun by th first mat, who, they allege,
feared soms of them would desert, and
McMartln sank. Small boats were later
put out in an attempt , to recover hla
body, but their search waa In vain.
Tha polio knew nothing of th affair
.... .1, t.. i.. .v, - rrk.M t v. ,mA
but. :.brtf Interview , with Captain "tn h
nrant. sktoDer of the ahtn who talked I past month the local authorities are
wtth Chief Malony. Hia yeralon of the
drowning was tho simple narrative that
the lad had been drowned while attempt
ing to escape to eher from tha ship. -
4 If all husbands showed as much def
t iarence for tho wishes of their help
: meet as Frank A. Orlmm, dlvoree
pvould be Infrequent and "until death do
,: fys part" would not be listed as a hol
i iiow mockery. ,v
After tmssing tha civil service exam
: ((nation for admission to the police de
; partment dulrworn In and assigned
" to the first night .relief, Grimm, who
i was on of the 17 patrolmen Recently
appointed, handed lft JiIk resignation to
' rChlef Orltxmacher this tnoYNug to take
ffect at once.- 1 N.
' Grimm haa been In the empldKnf the
Portland Railway. Light & Power
- tianr for some time and resides at 111
Monroe street According to the state
k merit msde to the chief. Orlmm volun
' tartly surrenders his star at the special
' Instance and request of his wife,-and
- will. .resume his duties with th rail-
-ay" company. , , .
Proud of her husband's ability to
have passed with flying colors the edu
cation al and physical testa required of
candidates for a blue uniform, Mrs.
Orlmm at first did not vouchsafe any
objection to hsr spouse's adoption of a
new profession. r . v :
As hla duty required him ' to safe
guard th lives and property of the
community during the hours .when
graveyards yawn and ghosts are wont
to do their nocturnal cake-walks, Mrs.
Orlmm am to the conclusion that
she would rather have hubby ring up
fares during the day and remain home
at night -She confided her desire to
her husband and Orlmm forthwith
handed In hla resignation. -
V-fl am extremely sorry at artmm's
decision," said Chief Orittmacher this
morning. 1 am aure he. would, have
made an: teeltht' officer, but he Is
to be commended for "hla loydlty to
ALL TACOMA JAPS SAY
OMATO VERY BAO MAN
ther InvesUgatlon will be mads, of the
esse and aotloa perhaps taken . at
future meeting of the Union Labor
party's central committee. The state
ment of Mr. Leabo, seoretsry of the
committee, is aa fo"owe:' , r . V ;
"I do not know that It is necessary
to make an extended explanation re-
thls matter, aa the central com-
of the labor party will no doubt
. thorough Investigation. 8o far
Reading's statement is concerned. I
have never asked for anything from the
isdot ranis ana tne positions I now hold
Aa th result of the urge number or I nave peon tendered mo voluntarily and
nanimousiy.
Oivee Badding a Jab.
firmly convinced that a well-organised od fsr as thla man Raddlng Is eon
hand Of horse thieves have their head-1 corned, I haven t tha time or incline'
Quarters in thla city. Several deteo- tax mm or hia mouthing a
Uvea have been working; on the oaaa for TttualZ" has no standing in ths
the neat waV hut an hava taa n. I bOnS-f Id Ubor TSnkS Of this dtV and
able to aeoure tha slightest due that P1" a Questionable quantity
would lead to the apprehension of the ;"u "r since i 4Jewis wara
crlmlnala Reports are continually com- "',. u' w"4, " " P
in, tmmry AutaMa na A th. f "Ills statement In this momlr
Uona of th gang, and It la believed that 71 J MV .A1""- 00 1,01 fMW
these prominent men of Oregon to join (about the .ace that ahe will likely be1
In ths services which , wsre about to I disfigured for life,
Uke pUce. , -v , - - Mrs. Hsngsveld reported the affair to
s Ths first speaker introduced by th offlcera on hr arrival and Constable
Father HUlebrand wad ..-Mayor Cau- Wagner spent the afternoon at Llnnton
field of thla cltyv who, ha said, was ths In search of ihe man. Ha failed t In.
first person he became acquainted with cat Hengeveld, however, and tha worn-
wnen ne came to mis city soms ian wm swear to a warrant today.
years mfo. .
Other speakers wsre Grant Dlmlck,
Judge McBrtde. Senator Oesrln, Father
Sherman- and Archbishop Christ is.
IS
S.P.
HOLD OP TRAINS
ud ukely to eg on
srousi m tnif
Reform , Administration First
Wants to Be 8ufe It His a
Lid That Will Fit.
BAiilhaM ' aVfi a4 Wl m w f aa saskMp4saak sawsisa-l
dfYriaa a.Aa.a-.a a a. i a ' ' 1 I pvmiuvi ii aavssu sibiu avwt f iubj wetaap i
" i FtTmn .p4 completely demoralised today by two de
railments, one near Oold Hill and an-
Begins Todayr a
mm RID;
... , I . , f.
hi cram
' What promises to bs one of the most
successful grand lodge conventions In
T ths history of the Knights of Pythias
? !l'l!!!Jl??ag. ? the Climbing of
dented 'prosperity; Several of tha sub
ordinate lodges . have ponstruoted and
mnvsd into their own oaati balls during
th rear and additions to tfie .ranks of
the followers of Friendship, Charter and
Benevolence have been large.
Following the established custom
ADd-uhi-atef temple No. 117. Dramatic
Order Knights of Khoraasan, will oonfer
tne nonors or this historical slds degree
on 79 tyros. According to the announce.
ment made personally conducted excur
sions will leave K. P. depot at 10 p, m
May Si, for a tour of Egypt and the
noiy una via the desert of Khoraasan.
Jnorrow morning at 10 o'clock in Pythian
.. Castle. Twelfth and Alder streets, and
: -will last for three days. Every train
i arriving today is bringing its quota of
delegates from every section of tne
f atsto and it Is expected that with the
I opening- of tho grand lodge tomorrow
the majority of representatives of the
' Subordinate lodges will be ea hand,
Special preparations srs being mads
by the local lodges to- entertain their
brethren. A large reception committee
;' Is on duty at the Union depot today to
- bid the visitors welcome and every of-
:fort will be put forth properly to re
'cetve and entertain the Sir Knlghta and
i their ladlea. - . - :
1 : :,::; Srew Oastlss iBullf.
c . Business of great importance to the
order in this state la to be transacted
- and' the reports' of the grand Officers
t ahow that Pythian lodges In this state
' have entered upon an era of unprece
I '
f : -1 5 . , tar'
th pyramids, a visit to th harem, a
bath in the Red sea, an opportunity to
bock the Ufer and to as Tlmbuetoo. .
Many SigHts Om Ttip:'
The features of the trtn will be the
river MUe with ito banaust of iimitrt
joy,- the tamale volcano "-Chllf In erup
tion, the near food, moisture proof, wet
less waters, and th bubbling well of
Zem ' Zem. . A banquet will be served
upon the arrival of the caravan at
Khoraasan In honor of -the excursion
lets, Is they are able to partake or food
after the strenuous experiences In store
for tnem.
Several sight seeing trios have been
arranged for the grand lodg delegates
ana receptions win m held nightly at
io various casus nniis in tne City.
it - waa - tne intention : ef ; Suoreme
Chancellor a. a. Barnes to. attend the
grand lodge sessions In Oregon, Wash
ington and California, but owing to
unforeseen circumstances the distin
gxilehed Pythian has cancelled his trip
to tne coast
(SpeeUl Plipitcb te Th Journal.) '
fipokane. Wash., May tO.The first
Order from ths reform nirsr name Mat.
the crooks are disposing of thslr Pun- "V"a'" !?7h"0fti"? other su miles aouth of Ofegon Oty. urday hlght and was for all tha va-
der la Washington. Srti?taa Wurld?J aa ?.I Th California due grants and paraaltea to more oa The
R. Patterson, an employe of the East I Fff?. a? T?B.,n ' tto hara thla morning will not arrive until police were m.trncted (. m im tha
BMa Lnmhav nnmnanv. raaMlna- at 1A lnB Vc" was maae UP; men . WOUId n.M , ... .. I j "
ft tt -.l--J ' mm. i I . .7 "! -- " --. " -'"laa him Whv itM ti nn n.. I . ... . i " : " uwwu-imeu7,
I ney nave naisea a nousana .tre. reponea to . pone. fippo ih pWosnioVand wh did h. . kf,"'f. w!l!' hr?.w"L
for Defense on TrialWhicK Kiontoh
barn test" night Detective Price - haa "V I jriV.A ?" Ott" wheel. There-were no injuries to
been detallsd to make an investigation. .a'S,,u ?0 Tothir thaiVhr, trln,nen- "sar Oold Hill last night a
but as yet has. been unable to locate 7n- 17? i.-.e ?t,"uiAh?e?, lllfht engine was derailed and proved so
either the equlnes or thieves. i;." . ,:ZZ ' Cr u refractory that It wss replaced on the
tss'sfsimsMMat tM-'r;:."l,:'; srsat
GOVERNOR APPOINTS '" ?eetm.
HONORARY DELEGATES vXSEt T LSS
ury-irvasorer or tne campaign commit
tee at ita meeting Friday night, and
the i same evening appear before the
Federated Tradea council and ask for
a donation, which waa granted?
- aBk ataddlnr Qnestloaa.
-Again, wny, if the matter was 11
' - (Special Diipetch to Tbe Jonrnil.) '
Tacoma, Wash., May 10. Ths trial
of M. Morlyasu and T Nakamura, the
two Japanese who murdered their coun
tryman, H. Omato, a month ago, came
un In the criminal court here this mora-
Inf.- THS ' Japanese - cheerfully admit
Killing omato, and accuse him pf be
ing a very bad man.
anese colony of Taooma is strongly in
sympathy with the self-confessed mur
'derers and haa raised a fund ef ll.OOP
to- clear.- the men.
- Omato Is alleged by respectable 'Jap
anese of the city to have been a dan
gerous roan, extorting money from loial
Japanese and threatening them , whan
they refused. Two years ago ths police
- (Bpecttl riptcl to n Joaretl.) :
Salem. Or.. May 20. Governor Cham.
The enUra. Japf l berlain-today appointed the following
delegates tq the national conference
ef-Charities and Corrections which
meets. June II to June 2 at Minne
apolis rfiev.- A. A. Meoro, Salem : Rev,
E. P. Murphy, Portland; Rer. E. ,W. St
Pierre, Salem: Perne A. Cochran, Wood
burn; 0 W. Jaoios, Baker City; Millie
Trumbull, Rev. n, Abrahams, Rev, J.
F. Ghormley and Ray. W. H. Behrens,
strictly.
About I o'clock Saturday evening
Mayor Moor and Chief Rice, accompa
nied by tetaXUvs Herndon and Brlley,
went alummlng. They went through
tha two principal blocks populated from
tbe underworld and Visited 'the vsrtsty
theatres and several other reeorta. in.
No par-1 eluding certain saloons . and noodle
Joints. ... , .,:. - ... '
Bo far the saloons have not taken
stps to remodel their methods of oper
ation. They claim they will wait for
the aotual enforcement of the reform
ordsrs. f Last , night they had their
women liquor Sellers at work. aa usual.
The new offlolals, in order to. deter
mine heir exact powers, are practically
oodlfylng the laws and ordinances 'that
viuu imurm are rvywrieu. t
STOP OISGRIMINATIOH
AGAINST JEWISH RACE
found Omato In sn attlo with another Portland, Appointments, as - delegates
Japanese whom -he had tied by the
wrists, and suspended from the celling,
with his. fast Just touching the floor.
Japanese Cf. th city had secretly given
Information to the police of the torturo
to Which the mas waa being subjected,
and an investigation showed that Omato
waa trying to collect1 money he claimed
the man owed him, , ;-
The ugly thing about the murder of
Omato Is that hla body had seven bul
let wounds la the back and seven knife
wounds on ths back of the head. The
to this gathering is purely honorary
Saturday for the avnraae
purpose m signing ana nunr tha ne
pers of the Labor party and make
objection then? - , . i
"I would ask Redding further' If-th
proceedings of the Labor party were il
legal ana irregular why J. I Led.
Actlphs of Hotel Man
agement.
snd delegates who attend must pay I widrs Saturday called on M. O. Allen.
their own -sinenses. The call for the candidate for councilman at lars-a. ami
convention was sent out by Governor- asked him If It made any difference to
Johnson Of Minnesota.
X
SAW NEGRO SHOOT
. BROWNSVILLE POLICE
flnnraal Suae tat ervlee.t
Waahinrtnn. Mav 80. Testifrlng tn
Japanese of ths, city feel relieved at the senate inquiry Into the Brownsville Thornton,
bio dcatii, . ,,...,,,.,.
him if the Labor ticket waa "knocked
In the head,", and upon receiving an In
different answer proceeded to meet Mr.
Redding and put the "knocking'' process
Into execution!, .:;'.. i
"IMS rather singular that Raddlne
wouia maxo aucn a statement aa ha
did In thla morning's paper when he ad
mitted to the . notary public. T. O.
thfcA ther were fully J00
(Jettrsal Special Serrles.)
Washington, D. C, May 10. SImoh
Wolf, of Washington, one of the most
prominent Jews- In this country, has
begun an agitation against hotels which
discriminate against persons of Jewish
faith or blood. . Wolf is conducting his
propaganda, aa' chairman of the board
of directors on civil rights of tha union
of American Hebrew congregations. Tha
board haa members in all , principal,
Cities. '
Wolf and other Jewa have been
aroused over the report that acoommo-
laws, among thent enactments prohibit
ing the selling of liquor to minors, the
keeping or women tn saloons to sell
liquor, prohibiting bolsterousness, pro
hibiting th selling of liquor between
the hours of S and 8 a. m, and, to cap
the whole thing, there Is sn .ordinance
giving the' mayor the power to give eny
orders necessary to the peaceful welfare
and aafsty of the people and city.
WHISTLING ALL RIGHT IN
I, BAD fR CHAPEL
NERVX BURGLAR CHASER
SAVES P0ST0FFICE SAFE
. mm-1 .ki. .,..nMM u.uJ..l. Dinlni I braaAfit tlix tnaaftna, nraa 114 tr
said that he aaw nine ten negro aoldlere. order, but he dldnpt think there waa datlona at the Marlboroutfh-Blenhelm Uncrodlv Students AdODt Trick
armed, on the street the night of the over 0 or Hn fsAJiall at the close hotel, at Atlsntlc City, for her two ... J 1 ,! P
riot. ?Mid heard one aay: ' TThere goe l' eeting or whV(aMl the nomina- were rerusea to Mrs. Bertha
one. -HSaot a aoldler. give It to him." Itlona were made. . Rayner Prank, of Baltimore, slater of
The eollc lieutenant ahot and wounded. "I do not accuse any one of being Senator isador Rayner, of Maryland, on
RAmires declares that It , was a negro bribed In this matter, but no explana-
! " This is the age of the
survival of the quickest
s the age of quick ac
stion, Today we open a new '
lot of Mens Summer .
'r Suits in novelty pat
terns also blue serges. ,
.' If you want your pick .
of the best don't wait.
Buy now and you get
the full season's wear.
$10.00 to $25.00. '
? LION
ClothinqCb
CuSlCuhnPicp'
Men's and BoW- Outfitters. -1C3
and 163 Third St. .
wl." lioluwk Cuililr-J.
Ml FIRE STATION FOR
. HOLLADAY AVENUE
A permit was granted this afternoon
to the city for tha construction of
17,100 two-story frame engine house en
the corner of Grand and Multnomah
avsnuea on tha esst side,, and ths con.
tractors, velguth Pierce, began work
today. -The new structure will, bs -ths
headquarters for Battalion Chief Hoi
den. and will be ths home of an engine
company and a hose company. It will
be completed within Q days.
Chemloal comDinv No. 1. on Union
avenue, Will be disbanded upon the com
pletion Of the new engine house. The
truck company on Moiiaday avenue be
tween union and Grand avenues will
then be moved to the house of engine
company, no. t, on tne corner or Third
end East Fin. A new truck company
will be stationed at the house of engine
company No. , on Russell and Wil
liams avenue As soon as the hou
of cnetnlcal compsny No. 4, located ul
Highland, can be converted Into an en
sin bouse, the fire fighting force
across the rver -Will number seven en
gines and two truck companies. Chem
ical company No. win be moved to
tha volunteer fire hbuee on Mississippi
avenue. -'i'.j''cw.;s.'!v. .;..-
Chief Campbell atates that the die
trict hat grown -too large to place se
much dependence on the small chemi
cals, henoe tho proposed bhangea, ,
BAD WEATHER REPORTS :
SENDS WHEAT UPWARD
' lewrsel Special Service.) '
Chtesao. May 20 Wheat Is getting
np again on bad weather reports from
the northwest, Jones, the crop expert,
i estlmatee the winter; wheat crop at
IZS, 000.000 bushels against the govern
ment estimate In May 1. Of IH.OOO.OOO
bushels.. t- -i- 'y,- . -1. -. '..5 ,
soimer wno sno.nim,
'S -
tion could be made that, could Justify
such, a procedure." ' , . v-
(Special DUpateb to Tbe Jonro.l.) -.
Sookade. Wash., May JOTwo burg
lars who pried up a window and entered
the Medical Lake postof f ice building
about S o'clock In the morning got SIS
from the newstsnd and then aet in to
blow the safe. J, if, Qoldbeck, a mar
chant., who lives over ths store, was
awaksnnd by the noise. He took a gun New Bedford, Mass.. May to. Textile Helena, Mont., May So. Attorney
and went through the store but saw workers object to ; the enrollment of J General Galen, has forwarded to County
nothing. He then opened the door and Chinese and Japanese students in textile Attorney Harvey at Livingston, a corn-
stepped into the street. He thought he I schools. It is claimed that sines tne plaint to be rued against the Northern
OBJECT TO ORIENTALS
' AT TEXTILEaSCHOOLS
iJnnraal SdmMI tervle.t
Th' cundT.M uniiDC ne
MONTANA TRAINMEN
the ground that tbey were Hebrew.
Other' Information of , alleged dlaorinv
matlon against Jews by hotel . man
agers had been given to Wolf prior
to the incident in which Mrs. Frank
figured, and - his letter to the board
of directors asking action against this
proscription was written several days
priof to that'! It waa prompted by the
of Evangelist Who Scores
Sunday Papers.
(Special Dlspeles to The JoerB.t.t
Salem, Or., May SO. The Willam
ette university .authorities would not
tolerate Evangelist .Haudenschleld's
methods of singing when Introduced st
chapsl exercises this morning. Hauden-
BfhlaM la eandnptlns- revival umkh
advertiaement of the Grand-Llden hotel . the Flrat Methodist Eolaconal .hnh
at Lake Sunapee, containing state-land last ntsht introduced whiatiina-nr.
mentsr 3febrew patronage fiot solicit- the slnslnc of ths aosnel hvmna
hsard iron atrlklng iron but could not
locate the sound. he walked down the
street and rapped a few times on every
window, thinking to frighten any burg'
lara who might be within. He succeeded
The burglars fled after having drilled
five inohss Into the safe. Two Inches
mors and they would have secured near
ly $1,400.
Eddy Arguments Heard.
IJouraal IdmUL Rrrvloe 1
Concord, N. H., May 20. Arguments
were heard today on the motion of the
trustees Of Mrs. ddy's estate, asking
that-they- be - substituted --for-- "net
friends," as -in ths plaintiffs' original
suit.
Kicks HU Wif to Dath.
(Jiwrnel "neclil Servtes.l
San Trsnoisoo, May 10 In a drunken
fremy this morning Lawrence Murphy,
the horse trainer, kicked his wife to
death. Her head was reduced wo a pulp.
Murphy was arrested.
. Hummel Goes to Pen. i A'
' (Jtereat gpeetei rvle.i -
New York. May 20. Abraham Hum
mel today began his year's sentence for
perjury in the Dodge-Morse, divorce case,
He went to prison In an automobile.
" Kurokl Visits Yale.
New Haven. Conh May 20.-OsneraI
Kurokl visited Vale today and met
Secreury Root, the university and olty
officials. A delegation of. Japanese
tiidents met ins general.
. COFFEE ;
If you say of a house,.
"gpod toffee, zlit is.hitrh
praise;., 'poor coffee" Js
nothing1 out of the com-
- Tear nocei lelsi ss year ssesey if yea seat
like Scsillisg's Beet: v pay alsv , ., ,
ed," and "Hebrews will not be received
aa guests."
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
OUT WITH PHONE GIRLS
Boise, Ida' May 10. Members of the
electrical workers' union employed - by
the Independent Telephone? company
went on strike today in sympathy wtth
tha , union operators of that company
who went on strike a rew aaye ago.
The trouble promises to become quite
serious. ; ,
Certain students believing if it were :
good form to whistle at' chnroh it
would be. equally good at university.
chapel exercises, ; attempted ; It xtt
MMtlfitf Ktfft '. avaaa ' anliaafaA mJmrS
ODESSA POLICE KILLED f,."
rannnraa ta itrtmtMa a-aetnraa and at-
(Joarnat Spedtl Servlc,) tltnaa a ttm attantlnn 1
Odessa, May 10 An Infernal tnaohlnai laut mht he attankad flundav
made effective before the federal suuj was placed in the chief of police's of- papers snd scored church menjb's '
ute . Dscomes operative a year nenee. i nee juai oeiore ii expioaea y gin l who. read thera.
Tne stats noids a ngnt to regulate and two men. Tne -explosion occurred
hours as a police regulation, and the as the trio left the bureau. A. guard
ease will be taken to the supreme court who pursued - was wounded, but v. cap
If necessary. in this specific Instance tured the men, Tha girl escaped. The
conductor is alleged to have been superintendent of police : and two de-
orient la ue only market open to Amer-1 Pacific railway alleging violation of the
I.... tavMia mnnA the education. of orl-1 recentlv enacted law which nrohlhita
entals defeats the school's own object employment of trainmen for more than f$IDIpvp AHCC DflMD
grounds so far . ' r leept in cases of treat emergency, auch
as a wrecit. ine commission was re
cently notified that tha Northern Pa
clflo would ignore tha law, holding It to
be unconstitutional because enacted and
compelled to- work to hours in en day.
and not on. emergency.
PIONEER OF SIXTY-TWO "
i DEAD AT THE DALLES
ttecttver were killed and seven injured.
PORTLAND WOMAN KILLED
, IN SOUTH BERKELEY:
Word has been received by Dr. David
Walker of 70tv Irving street, that his
oaugnter. jars, ciincna , vanningmuni
was accidentally killed .lit a street car
accident in iront oi ner nonra, in eoutn
Berkeley, California, Mrs. Cunningham
BOAT PULLER DROWNS
FROM CAPSIZED BOAT U
(Special Dispatch, to Tba Joaraal.) '
Dallas, Or4 May 10. George W11-
ploneer resident of Th Pkllss,
TEMPERANCE AND NEGRO
rilh-tfUl I kllinifw I ur ivw I agsa 1 1 , niea , tnis morning. ne un
to thla city in lift from California with
May t0. The tern- a pack train of ftupplles. He rati park
long
was
wss married three years ago
survived by a S-year-old boy,
NO NEW LINES OPENED
..eJ-fEW PEOPLE RIDING
Can 1Tranrlan. Maw 10 Wi n llnaal
g vnust . . . av aiw Nuiuwoi vnia nsi cava I
Increased. Fewer passengers wsrs car
ried. The patronage of union 'busses
is Increasing. ' -
(Mbedlal tlilnttrlt tO Til JotirMl.V L.m.i AllMllnA wealth tirllmlMl tnnln I tralnm frAnt Tha Ttallaa tn ttia mlntl In
AStOrta. Or., May tO.Whll . Erick I tha - VJaHvtarla . nHl a.aamhiv YJ.i.. i ... - a...
Hapajola and hla , boat Puller, Oscar today. Tha assembly reoelved the hegro jrench A Co.; and Grtnt A Co. M' was A
Vail, were returning from the fishing I aiaata r mm tha Pumhariahr hitMh. t..v... n..i.. .
grounds, last evening inthelr boat after Dr. ames Wilson of Seattle- ta prent- th? first company organlied In Oregon
ewiS; I..e'Lar"l"t fePttrL. he Freedmen's bu- for protection kgalnst flra, east of ths
of Do Force Oil works, their boat was reavr-saldi - ;"The nearo eda trained raiHS ... km i-.
London, England, in isC:and Came to ,
Now York in l84. He orossed ths '
Mains in the same year to California,
He returned to London In im.y- llo
married Miss Rebecca
viveg him. They have
dren. Mrs. Emma Morris
Robert of4Whlte Salmon, Washington,
ana urace ei tnis city. no naa oenn
sick several weeks, and had been ailing
for yearev'4-; :ut'tf..;.rx,ri
A resident of )?ortland. She f """ japsised. christian olttsenshlp. Christian train-
and lsf napajoia)ng only wiu soive tne proniem." ie
managed to Cling to the upturned boat
until rescued by anothsr f ishboat crew.
The men were fishing for the Columbia
River Packers' association. The drown
ed man had been in Astoria only about
MX weeks. He csme hers from Eureka.
California. , - , -
FORTY THOUSAND FINE
"FOR REBATEST0 TRUST
Now TOrk, May tO. The ChicAgd.
Rock Island A Paciflo railroad thla aft
ernoon pleaded guilty in the federal
court to granting rebates to tha Amer
ican Sugar & Refining company and
waa nned 20,000 upon each ot tba two
counts, ' -,-.... 4
SET FOR JUNE ELEVENTH
Dr. C.v It T. Atwood will be tried
again on June 11 for -manslaughter,
ths second' trlsl being - necessary be
cadse of- the disagreement- Saturday
night of the jury that was empaneled
last Week. Dr. Atwood Is accused of
manslaughter by performing an Hiatal
operation en ' If -year-old ' Hattle Fee.
At the trial last week the Jury stood
four for conviction and eight for ac
quittal. District Attorney Manning says
he will make a more determined effort
than aver to brlns about Atwood' con
viction, . .. . - . . -
said that th Iresbytrian church now
Supports schools educating over It, 000
negroes.
SUPERMAN CAPTURES
, BROOKLYN HANDICAP
ja.ral ipeeial Bryee.) 'l
Chicago, May JO. Superman won the
Brooklyn handicap at Oravessnd this af
ternoon, beating a field Of 14 and an
nexing the $20,000 purss. Beacon Light
wns ",ond and Nealon third. The time
waa pt01i::--:vTJu?r
. , Will Prodttc Murderer
Chicaao. 'May JO.-t-AttOrnsya of Her
man Blllek. aoOuaed of the murder ot
sis members of the Viral family, ap
peared in court this morning and ad
mitted that the. family", was murdered.
ion in lsjs.- iu
Arnold. wTpiur
i three llvlngolhtA ,
rls f Portland, wT
7 Juror Is Rejected. -
(Rprcltt DUpitiJh te The Joornal.
"Boise, Idaho, May SO. George PoWoll, -farmer,
was finally accepted as -a' Juror '
provisionally, and the defense leremp"
torllv challenged ' Josenh' Chtnn. Both
aides hive now exhausted half of their T
peremptory challenges.
Blckreall Man Baakropt. A
Henfy JT. Ellis, a farmer residing: near
nli-ltruill Oprnn rilad a natltlnn . In '
1 1 1 1 .l.:u bWM ' ." . ' " - ww. , . . - - - , r .....
but declared that their client ras -not bankruptcy In the united States oourtv
guilty. They declared they. would ,pro- this " morning. His liabiutlsa are ,v
lduc the murderer. '.1,410. and his assets 9100. 1