-. THIS OREGON DAILY' JOURNAi; PORTLAND. MONDAY - EVENING, . JUNE 10, '1007.
HAfJY DEFENDANTS
DELAY OF TRIALS
SECURE
Slify-Five Indicted' Members of the Furniture Trust Ap-
; pear vd ore Federal Court Today, . Forty-One of .
, Whom Ask for Delay. ' , ,
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William Scney Believed by a First Three Days of Thanks- Many Masons Make Mecca of Governor Sheldon it Nebris- Orchard Goes' Over Affain
Many of th. 65 members of th fur
. nltur trust appeared-In person or by
attorney before Judge Charles E.. Wol
verton In the ' United States dtatrlct
- court thla rooming, 41 of whom asked
for day In which to pjead to the
. charges in tha Indictment. Tha others
misunderstood tha court when requested
to step forward, and , their eases will
coma up Wedneaday morning, when the
remainder of tha ) is Indicted nan will
appear for arraignment.
Only one firm entered a plea, of not
guilty, today, i That ; waa Frederick ft
Nelson of BeatUeTwho appard by at.
. tornejr. ' !'
Asslstsnt , United Btatea Attorney
Jamea , Cole announced In court thla
morning that all tnembera would be al
lowed to go on their own recognisance
ao long aa they muke no trouble for tha
authorities Ha alao aaid that all of the
indicted membera muat appear oy wea
neaday morning. If they fall to do ao,
bench warranta, will bo aarved upon
them except In lnatanoea where Mr.
CoN finda tha defendant acting In good
fsith and la unable to arrive In Port
land in time. . , 1 ' I'
roxoad Into tlia Tnurk.!:,.,
" It waa currently reported thla morn
ln that 'most of tha furniture dealera
Indicted will plead gutlty. Many - de
clared they had been foreed into the
combination and wanted to get out aa
easily aa possible. F. B. Harmon ek Co.
' of Tacoma, one of tha larreat firms In
the combination, hare made the state
' ment that they were forced Into the
trust upon the threat that they would
lose all of their Oregon business. They
also aald that they would not enter Into
another agreement similar to tha one
which got them Into court.
Oca of tha letters aet forth In tha in
fllctment la from Harmon Co. to a
Baker City firm lnwhlch they notified
the latter that they would be unable to
ell to the Baker City firm because it
was not member or tha retallera' as
sociation. v, Uore la Seserre. "'
The defendants filed a demurrer to
the Indictment and succeeded In ' hav
ing It aet aside, it la probable that Mr.
Lone Highwayman Last giving Week Designated
; Night ; of $53 Cash While for Affair This Year Pa-
Driving Past Multnomah
Cemetery. $? '$$fyQ
pers Being; Prepared for
Coming Examinations. .
Cole will await tha convening of the
next grand Jury and prepare an indict
ment which will be even more elaborate
than the present one. : It - would have
been possible . to indict each corpora
tion .and each Individual In tha corpor
ation on aa many count aa they have
been day a in business, or aomeuiing
more than 1.000 days. It would alao
ba possible to return three, counts for
aa many orrenaea, making mora man
l.vuo counts aitogetner. -
Aa each corporation could oe nnea
IS. 000 for each count . and each indl-
uni "on. yeaVfn prison f5? Teh B,a..M.f rob 0f .,6 TW1 """f1 County Ther.' In- twe.n 400 and
Portland This Week to
Attend Session of Grand
Lodge Scottish Rite Ma-
sons Meet Today.'
ka Disliked by Magnates r Story of His Crimes After
Uecause He Succeeded in ; 'Blowing Up Independence
Separating . the .Interests ' Depot Went , to Califor-
From Politics.
;nia to IOll. Bradley.
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.... v. w I TOMujr vv - A nil Wajajjr jrorCIaUin ! TA Hal man to I , , iA..A Jt- - -
thla morning that.h. waa held up b a Thanksgiving week ar. tha daU. for th. of tha Oregon Maaonlo fraternity. Ba- ra who Tt. noTa Portland vl
&00 Ob tmot .tnH Vfaii-tn1A I haL.a VK. - a aw - M.ai . .
'""u .,'1 drlvln r... M..tnnm.h .K.. -n,. ,- . v.. ... J. . " " -f- one n tarn oiaon oo
count, ine ones wouia run raw ounon i --- --- .... , ..uiyU...ui.ul vioK mww auioui wiu oe in attendance at the Btata moat ennalatentlv hata hv NeK
of dollars, and. the prlaon sentences 1 10 o'clock last night 8enr Uvel at from tha eountv iuMrini.nAM.fi rnM ,nnn 1-. . -,.v v. c?niatentiy naiad py iveo
.i vw a.r.ui mm th mnri Hit ... . I.. . . ' .. " - 1- " siun i raau nuiroad interests. Ho has nulled
7 :7. "-.v i " oir .iroei una is rmDiovea i mis morninsr ma tnt it mirht dmi thi nmil..!.. . ik.
in imnmt the limit or nenaiiy in eacn i h h nrihtn c. hm.: 1 . . : - - - i - , w w-.
: - - . I ...ii.wii vivivu vvr wur ftnMMtw Wam . l ax. .
' ' SiV ' i Ibany at 86 Fifth stroet. , r'i wwawi'iw. o
Theaa Seenred Delay. : On fiundavs sinev has rh.r. f . county ror ineir summer vacatlona Iclant Md Aontad B.t-v
days, were: i , -r; - I twiggy, Mat night,, aeoordlnc to W r'S-lYA'i t hi Ki.--;?;! I Z. . TL r wapw . ot uta law much aa tha money a total atraWr.H.
wnoiesaiers " in civ uiu juh iii.rcn
(Journal Special Berries.) ,' .' .
Boise. Idaho, June 10 Thla' after
noon Attorney Rlnhnr1ann In hla wmm-
examination took Harry Orohard over
hla movements after the blowing up of
raka railroad Interests. Ha haa pulled I the Independence depot In June, 104.
thn hands re h mirnavi m.-o. I Orohard stated that when he got to
The aeml-annual rannlnn e h. ., . . ... I v.n.yn
1 uw tuagcm.nt , di neoraaaa
Manufacturing company, Portland; k. i aiuitnoman cemetery on hla way home
Albany, urecon jumnun oura , uwd wiui uig Dnw niUK
Peters Roberta Furniture com I stepped out from the opposite side of
Main v
pa nr. Morgan Wall Paper company, the road with a revolver In hla left hand
Rmhnm -Vail A -co. Dragon uasaet eeisea ins norse s oriaie in nis ngnt an
company, Heywood Broa. A Wakefield In a gruff voice ordered Seney to give
Co- Abbott Church, Doernbecher Up hla money. , -. ,
Manufacturing company. Herman Mta-1 Beney threw out $5 In silver, but tha
Ser, Meier A Frank company, Portland I roDDer neara tne cun or the remainder
iattress A Upholstery company, Co-land with an oath preaeed tha revolver
lumbla Chair company," I Ruvenaky, againat Sfen.y'a noae and demanded the
A. Merle & Cor George E. K. Fltcntier, oaience or me money. Beney then gav
Dnk..t v. vtrimtnm- Rirnimin , Patent l him hla purse containing 136 in aoli
n.t Manufaoturina company, Henry J. I n1 aome silver that he had looae in hla
T...i.. ThMvinn Tonslna-. Rosa City pocket, amounting to about III.
Manufacturing company, all of Port-1 The robber then stepped aside and
l-nd. ... ;- i I "'ooo in tne roaa wnue ueney drove on
California wnoiesaiers u, J. ana r I iiym-. xn wniy aewnpuun
Tc.it.. m. m . w J. Bioan comoanr. t ney couia give was mat tne cianway.
all of San Francisco. i man wore a Jong black maak reaching
- Washington Wholesaler F. B. Har- cnin. was anon and wen ouut,
mon A Co.. Tacoma; Seattle Mattresa !h"A hl" oat collar turned up and wore
ne ha sent back to Havwood for ,
more money. He aeoured aa messenger
luunmnptr iner., a.na
j-ie went and Drought
Pettlbone. Moran waa
He wanted the money '
oraanlaation haa nlMti iii . " nu,v,m waa- '-anger or old were scourged from tha V ? w,wrai, aa ne naa aoan-
? 2yJL X?. Tha county in.U- Kf ttJJ Ha ha. nailed
Wyoming. Veariaaarreetff Hifnt a '
will hold I1 iSnt n,7inV-HWH: he,1 Jn iW T room at T'Thlrd and i rauroaa properties within tha aUta Cody. ( however where vh went broke ,i
. .iltaM ji-r.tJ5Mt wlth' Alder atreeta. , , , 0,ra , na bordsra upon tha, tax rolls of tha atate Pm llnf L" e-embllng house. He ,
Wednesday afternoon t I o'clock the and pgg Weighted them down with a. r. L ;:VI:.. m xlu na IMa
bu'uTngWbeabrr
Uamson. most worshlnful mnnA oa fought their contention, mil v- nd went to Pettibone'a house. He told
r wun am i- xne grand lodge and all the subordinate Jctlona through the aunren. ou-t S. f Pn,n i0T'?7 aent
the most prominent lodges 1 Portland and . vlclnitjr will NaKaka aW i-T?w . 0f hlw buy,na: ?ta n Cody to buUd sj
its aa wall as out- take part In the exercleea. nirlvln.-l hf tb' is I saloon on, but had skipped the town,
national reputation An Interesting feature of the session Sa ifw PWn ' ,tUI enforoe J"1 arrest He lied to Pettlbont la
tutes
ties
atata association Instead.
Plana are now being outlined which
will make tha Inatituta tha greatest
county ' ariair aver neid and arrange-
mema wui oe maae to secure the at
lenaance or soma of thi
educators in tha state
aid lnatruatora of na
to conduct the work and deliver fecturea,
Laat year the attendance at tha In.
atltut numbered 760 active In school I of the gr;
WUI at, III UW UUUII l V. , 1 nil TMP IT lfl rasBd I TferlBl Vsa
iievea mat the attendance will be even
J"er.-k Ctf-uiiB amount Portland will
furnish S60 teachers.
papers - am now being prepared for
L-e w,h w - t.,r au nrfiiu, ttt. n
tne ureafin arann iaam a ih. Affi.... I ... uwth onh i ui wr.
a'nd lodge of VmhiS to 1. ii""!?,i- A . Nebraska - That night he met
reoaratlona are halna- m.it. " ' rnsiiy aetestea and pone at toe latter
ITnhnlatarv comnanv. Seattle: Washing-
inn Parlor Furniture company. Tacoma
Chehalla Furniture v at Manufacturing
company, Chehaua.
Art . furniture Manuiaciunng com
pany. 'I. oevurti Bona, Mitcneu
Abraraa, Portland; John A, Patterson,
L. Freeland. C. B. Meaaon, Haiem
P rinriv. Paterann . Mr Hwenaon J.
l,raa AaTil'aMil. , frank ITaralalra rial
las: D. W. Strong, Roaeburg; Frederick
tt Nelson, Seattle.
"BARNEY" OLDFIELD TELLS
WHY HE REFUSES TO JUMP
.Machine Travels Ninety Feet a Second "When Bace Is on
and Driver Says That. He Has Neither Time to
' ' " ; ' Think or Act. ! , ' .
. . ' ttrh rlnn'l won tiimn?" '
That is the ouentlon that haa been
asked "Barney" Oldfleld, the great auto
mobile driver, wno la at me roruanu
hnii aonrea of times after each accl
dent h- haa had while chasing ,hl big
rnrlng car around racetracks in ef forte
to break world reenras. Aunouin mi.
Oldfleld hna broken all records from one
mile to fifty on circular tracks he haa
also broken fences, amaahed buildings,
killed spectators and wrecked six large
' racing care In five years. Ha la now on
tour on hla sixth racinj eeason.
"The reason I don't Jump," said Mr.
Oldfleld this mornlnz.-'ls because my
machine travels 80 feet a second, the
fenes is 10 or IS feet away and I have
no tlm to think. Jump, wink my ay or
Shout to the spectator. ' "
"PeorUe fall to consider the speed
' proposition. If they were to hear a lo-
comotive blow ita whistle a quarter of
a mile away, thev would stop in their
tracks and let it go by. Jf they see an
automobile coming along at the rat of
40 mllea an hour without a aefltwte path
aave the street -they pay no attention
and usually get bumped. . .. . .,
"Ninety feet a second." he repeated,
the fence 10 feet away. That meana
I travel thoae 10 feet In one-ninth of a
second. Stop watches are , made .-. to
measure only one-fifth of a second I
can't explain any more definitely; than
that. Speed la the whole thing.
i "The reason I am going to quit the
racing game thia year is because of the
danger. This ia not PatU-farewell
statement. I am going to quit for good.
I waa the first one in, and will be the
last one out. Earl Klaer, Jay Webb, A.
C Webb and all the othera have either
been killed or injured. - When a tire
a ahort double-breaated coat resembling
thoae worn by street car conductors.
Deputy Sheriff Bulger waa detailed tola general
investigate the robbery. So far no trace
of the criminal haa been found. ; ' -
' pprwaning sr. as examinations in
the city, every grade from the fourth
to the ninth Delns- oomnallaA fit nar.
tlclnate. .PunllS who h.va maintain
order to get mora money and waa given
Haywood and Petti.
nouae. He did not
this event " . . " irVrT?- k.,.,enuou,Mr. !"Kl by the know who wah there In addition. Hay-
A reception to the vis t tin a- membera h".n arnman, ita wooo waniea urcnara and Art Bataott
waa held thla morning by th Scottish irZt . Mi. "m Z Zml oved by the o go io utan and kill Andy Mayberry,
Rlt.Maaona, , . . of tha Bingham mlnaj
..-.-r ootiuvo is iuin a Jittiai lor oiicoirnni union men bacauaa th.v i
Keen disappointment a felt on tha vaSSion , lis SS.i.k' .i""' iJ. J,cbyP1!t -V'ol"l.'n becauae they
part of th Maaona In thla city because thaAajfa k bJw w,th th ouralon of Pfrticlpated In the Labor day parade,
nt th. fa. th.f tx. i.rT-I V1 Om-ha bualness men. Hi is not a He and Baston talked it and
ed not completed In tima for th anyon ! not to go. "
in of th grand lodge. V M,0 ir .n-VSLr0U?. wouJd Bot Pc hm Wltneea said he did not know thai
i . Th. i - Z I out as a Victim unless ha vmtlil rii I Mavberrv and Hunuul ttmA
nYSTERiOUS IS
average or It per cent
fJC- . !10 .T,0' M wmPlld o vTh exercises of th week will eon
r "" " '"""viia. n uia mgoiciua witn
acnooi aai wno nay not secured an
"! or w per cent must undergo
i wnm ...M nw i . I .
clud with a ceremonial session of Al Th. -v,. , 1 in wa cooking for. prsonsj menaa lor year. K0hardson
Kader tempi at ths a7mory S&tunJay Jor? V.i"' maa ba ked if he did not know that Mayberry
night. wheS elaia of wAditea wlfl Sf!75Tl"it I?.9 ounda. lu 1. dark uht Haywood assaying and tha)
be Initiated Into th myatrle?of Shrine- if.Si?rp,2Jl".f,l V flulet In jf-r worked together for yara.
the examinations. To get a atandlng be initiated Into th mysteries of Shrin- maS?rP Sn fn.a fleep of ey
In the fchopls pupils must attend at dom, . " f Vx OI oana lBnerut not. too serious In meln.
TOO filllCH WED '
Pugilist Smith Marries ati
Oregon City Before' De
cree Is Signed.
After all hla trouble In getting di
vorced from his first wife, William A.
("Mysterious Billy") 8mlth may rind
that h was In too great haste to marry
tha second, for according to th records j
of th circuit court and reports from
Oregon City, the ex-pugilist haa com
mitted bigamy. He waa-married at
Oregon City Saturday to Mlaa Josephine
tnraa. iimiui rormer - wiie, Mra.
Mamie Smith, sued him for divorce laat
month, on the ground of desertion, be-
lnning in June, 18U&. iaat r naar a
least half of each month of th school
fear. - .
At the meetlnr tit ttta'aohnnl ttnara
tonight among other things to be con
sidered will be tha niacin of tha
for th reelection of school teachers
l2T n.x,J 8o. .'' tner ,r om-
thlna like 600 annlloanta Kiw wluiii..
in tha neighborhood of 60 teachers not
reapplying. Dome or these will be
dropped from th Hat of ellgiblea,
others intend marrvinar Purina tha aim.
mer and fall and still others desire to
ivurv xrom service. --v .'
JUDGES AGEEE ON
SUMMEB SCHEDULE
During Months of July' and Aogiut
Court Will Hear Technical c;
r I'i-M Hatter. ZX 'V-:
scinz
I Court Draws Line in Mayor's
Case, Denying the State's
Until Mn.Uul A- .1.. ti '
Hla flienda nt tha mt,i.. ... i tnarathar rk. uk. Lr
5rmJLn. 1 h hM aon ut tel -Later Hay wood told him h had batter
nii.ii SoS'Kv OT",or" has aocom- to California to kill Bradley. Or
EH' hod. XL.th ,eopl of th t1 chr! aW be bad no personal gradgs
ile a a lannar Who kl. .. I aa-ana .141 w v . . . .
Saia On enthlfalaarlA ikt- nn t,a . trrr . . . wl
&e,brcuM,H! - H?'-order, he swor. waSl
bier, or both:tot ha TfiLTthV-'S Cr"' I -i- f'1' .fiPA-J PP Bdleji
braak used to b in." -aid th 7 : orcM stuck to his original story of
his, lection, "Oregon is now In th. "ohfrS' Jl? iSJOTJT.-...a
out on a ear to ina and
Golden Gata nark anA
conductor, bacauaa Ita waa
xi aeciarea M Ua don so at
I.'HD o tiarnman railroad arstem- l.
Cni-" P-VffiT .:-iy;a t" ."-",".? held up a car
a large extent was polltioa,
oi political gama
Now It is
no.tt 2 without a struggi. I Rard.!0B u,cUr took advantage ot
. . i. u- to oa mat union 1
blows up tha driver Is helpless. Some trial waa had In th circuit court beor I JJVh?.ti. afPuU
force gains control and aktds the ma-f Judge J?raer, and Smith made no ap- 2?n5 n?,h Jl?. c"; w Jed
hlna re am,r.a 1 tha hinaa nniDMnnM fo ennt.at tha ault. . Tha taal. I alter June. Zl. . The four judges have
chine,
on the stretch a man has a chance to
atoo his machine, but on th curves It Is
an on. ii one ox tne rear tires goes
up the rear end swerves around, often
turning in macmne completely aoout.
If one of the front tires burst on : a
curve the machine heads for the fence
and usually geta there, sometimes tak
ing several people beside the driver
with it. - ' '
"There Is no use to arru about tha
matter. ,rast driving is too . dangeroua
on a curved track. We started a tii
atate racing circuit In the east and se
rious accident happened each week. The
newspapers raised a howl - and ; we
stopped. It would be a great sport if
the danger could be mitigated to a
reasonable degree.' ,
Mr. Oldfleld Is accompanied by Mrs.
Oldfleld and It Is probably due In a
great, measure to Mra. Oldfleld'a desire
that her husband quit the game that Jie
haa arrived at hla decision to stop this
year. Mr. and Mrs. Oldfleld leave this
evening for Seattle, where Mr. Oldfleld
wui give art exhibition. He will return
During th months of July and Au
gust on of th circuit Judges will be
at the courthouse all th tlm to hear
technical matters, such as applications
for Injunctions and habeas
four Judges have I
But it did rsjL?
Sn Paclflo tt,ium"0A
r I for coTiftiiinr crlmaa vmi mtv aam.
. uewwwi wMVUI VUt, vv R I u.j w a wajaar-
-i-r 4 . I Drrad "em Xrom th canltol and cried I ,ii.Ti,'. aaaao.. ......
tain Erldence Which T)c ;-iMmSSii . lawLaK Ji? vTr'rm"
" im.wvai BrarssL
fense Objected to.
a a a ' . -W VUIUD aWUlD I " aaV . . . i' . M m
TIV. T..J-.:, n. f0?r T-rra sialatura and a"Tvn?r,BT Ti"ot a mania
jLutjuw iv uiuuuuto AZkm 1 it VT"'zir. llt nauoarauong but
lawmskers. . . - nave taken oidlt for eertaln thing
"When Harriman bought th Union Jla -.lMk-!n wlUl ma who- wer doltuj
Pacino h paid $0,000,000 for it, Now! tha sam." . , . ,(
I h Value it. , atnolr anil Knnrfa aaa all
MSSt' that Wniifn BACCALATJEEATE AT
rWnJM' -: 7-- OLD WnJAMETTls-
- ura Br.ui, an tA a,ita..aa i arrangea tnoir vacation nians so that
... v... . waa " I .w in ... 7' i - ' 1 uau - muMimvKH tfUUV" jy. a VV nan I "-.- wiii.vuui, iih a.
lira. TTmma KMf. and inuu Pn tl avt aa preaiaink JUake ror I . .. . . . ... luatln. fop tavatlnn :
tWA Waalra 1lirlna- tha anmmar .7 - . IM BCnmilS inai W1I o NtlinM IMS I - :"' K "--.. -v"w
i - - uruiwniai wara aian aaaaaaaii
Mra. Emma Keefe and Arneaa PolltL
was heard,, and Judge Fraser directed
Mrs. Smlth'a attorney to prepare find
ings, meaning that - he . would grant a
divorce.
But th findings wer not signed by
the Judge until this morning, and there
for th divorce did not become ef-
,wmvv uiii.14 taipa iiiviiuiib, cu.u jar.
Mamie Smith had continued to be the
wife of Mysterious Billy. Miss Barde
San
Oonrtul Spatial Set-rice.)
Francisco, Juna 10. a Whn P'Okimating something Ilk a fair
assessment to, n equitable figure an-
vai-
Judge Seara will act
Judge from
nrnr,.taa aa.. .1.. .......a -. .
Julv "ts&'tptlM-tocmut.bmr. arguments onler figVr and paid thilr ta; but th
JuTv 15 ta JuTv k Ju5 th admissibility of Camilla Msilhebuao's Union Poino fought - th assessment
. riily.tZ, Zi&.X 'fj taatlmanv tannin, tn ahnat alalia. through h courts and th . aunrema
return . - " " I court oi
(Special Dispatch to n JeareaU
Salem, Or- una I0.i-J3aoalaurat
Sunday - was observed . ' by WUlamett
unliMrallv wavl..w . T . - -
n Juda Cleland will than rat,, lesumony, tenaing u snow "aimuar or- :.a--;-. vyu. -.. oonni. i ... .... v..w .v. .
September'!, the opening "of twT nwau WI "ncn n Tn pros-F are preparing to com closer to th TinflrA ,,nr h. ATMt; f.
UrSber teVm'of cou?L " acutlon claimed It had the right to In- "W valu of th .properUe. iZZL tht Ii&VhV
Judke Bears has not made in a. troduea hla ImMihah. n tha a I ua. u.imh, as a in I
nit plans as to where he wlllspend that It tended to prove Intent. It id. ?iT ZZT! .T ?7al"1 w,n
rraxer from
siding Judge Cleland will then
PRESIDENT TALKS
TO JOURNALISTS
Eooserelt Addresses Xation-
al Press Association at
t' ' Jamestown Fair.
EXECUTIVE TREATS ON
VARIETY OF SUBJECTS
Forestry rolicr Reclamation Service
4,- and Inheritance Tax Are Principal
: Topics ! Disctuwed- Resiwnslbility
; ot Press to the People. -
tried out In the circuit court growing
out or. tne domestic relations or .tne
Smiths. Mysterious Billy first sued his
wire over a year ago. making aensa-
tlonal charaes. Mra. Smith contested.
making charaes equally sensational, and
after a warmly-fought trial the suit waa
diamiaeed. neither ; aettinar a divorce.
Later Mra. Smith sued her nuahnnd for
lo. .rMan etout jun xi to give an I maintenance, and the court ordered that
sne snouia oe oaia tn.bo a month. .. ,
. . . .r ... I
havlna hean married tn Mvsterlnna R11I i v V whojm na win apena tnat n tenaea to prove intent. It de- I iiVZ inSJl (J.....7. " ""
at Onm CH? Saturday shi tin au Wi0ILTwHiWB 5 fur: clrtd " wull Schmlts had lasued menfind enniri St f01r2rn-
hT. Jitl , h- . J? if- h fi ,oun trom We,t Polnt nd ! expected 1 ordera to hold up the licenses not only I ?? nt ? co.ntriv ' NebraakaV ds-
PinJjI". wi?J 1o1ff..-tilJA"l.h- to reach Portland early In July. Thelof Malfantl. but of other reVbiurateurZ I "nT 1L w? tbat th state is ros-
fii thia rnin - ludg jays that aa this is th only fur-f and that whll they might conaUtute J cr ' ' . "
til this morning. .. . v llouah his son haa durlna the fOU aimn.- .m.... th.. I.ll I "Oregon ia In th sam eravlieament
of his vacation to vlsltlna with him..
- Judges Gantenbein and Cleland will
spend all their vacation tlm at Seaalde.
Judge Fraser does not know whether he
wui leave th city during th summer
iriuyii.iura. .
The court partially sustained th ob
jections or th defense. . It ruled that
the prosecution could not show Schmlts
ordered the holdup of th Techau Tav-
exhibitlon in this city.
or not He intends to remain in hia r;r,..-V"" .Y"S"Z"
' r .: . wua
zi, becomes xamiiiar with tn work.
Herltaae of the musla anhnnL Tha
bacoalaureate sermon waa preached by
Rev. John Hamlin Coleman, nresldsnl
of th university. , ;
Dr. Clarence True Wilson of Oraoa
Methodist Episcopal church, Portland,
was the speaker at th evening serv
Ices, held under th auspices of the
IthsN?: "tWa1" naM awn3 th. platform" wer; Pre.Ydlnt x'K
when it shakes off the s-raao an makaa i r.i.i.,11 n. nr.u.. u.. ...v . mt
v- v.io . . u, p m va, TKIlb. any not a
maater. then ll Will beain to aaa tha
oawrtmg ot us oestiny.
i The laat ault was peaceabi from th I TjTA TlfTTrnTvri
! beginning, and no sensations developed I JjIIt iuiiJl JLLllx
until it was ; learned tnat Mysterious
Billy had two wives on his hands. Judge
Fraser disposed of one of them for him
this morning by signing Mrs. . Mamie
est number in the long fun. - Three
years ago. a public lands commission
was appointed to scrutinise, th law and
the facts and to recommend a remedy. 1
Tn l.at a,naa.a a...V.aI I .1
dent to' crVatVtlVnaiVntSTh': Smith's divorce decree.
public domain. - . ' "..
ti-i'ftlrJIS PREFERRED DANCES
the waste, conserved th resources of
the national foreats and made them use
ful. - The onlv nractlcal remaitv n tha
public land question Is to give eontrol
mission was ordered to refuse to license
two saloons for reaaons not stated and
that Schmlts and Ruef divided a cer
tain portion of . th profits of two lm-
moral raaorta. . ..
OF r)lfTiiTTTFI"R A T.h Prooution. however, was allowed
ViJ KAfjU.MJ.XXSL.Lj t introduc evidence showing Schmlts
an.
Dallea. Rev. T. R. Wilson of Pnrtiant
John Johnson, cresldent of tha T. Vf
lawning ot its desUjiy." ; . c. A, and Mlas Quaaie Booth, president
Oovarnor Shaldon left this art.mnnn I tha V w n a. Tha i-vn..n. r.
with th Oniaha apeclal train for his by Rev. W. Sklpworth. The soriptural
n ww ww imuaj .u nis i issaun waa rea uy atiss ciooin.
I Of lo.
4
TO HOME CIRCLE
I Those In Charge of Fourth of July i
Celebration to Meet Tomor
. row Erenlns;.
and Ruef conspired to hold up small aa
wen as targe irrencn restauranta
DEFEATED CANDIDATE
; MADE . GOOD RACE,
MANSLAUGHTER.
, : CHARGE DISMISSED
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No Oregon few Alrned at Operation
Dr. Atwood Is Said to. Hare
performed on Young GirL .
of th rang to th federal government, in Petition for Divorce O. H. Burgess
ITs of Waterways. I -
Alleges His Wife Cared Koth I
An ; Important meeting will b held I John O. Heitkemper, : Bnnnlng for
log for Family.
The Inabimv nf tha niin,j. . -w. I
fi i. lo meet tn remands upon
iiiciii aisasa uiawn niimm si rranriAn rnnni
bly to the use of our waterways for
transportat onUtt was upon this ground
. . "". wmr nrajr commission I tnv. !.. . a...l-
ron isuciiviy appoinieu' ' I ' uav ukm wu uauuiii nu un
, ynajDy one - tne individual tasks In and other resorts with other' men. leav-
Conncilman In Sixth Ward, Gave
; - Victor Hard Fight.
by th Fourth of July general commit
te at IreadQuarters in the Chamber of
Commerce Tuesday evening . at I
o'clock. Chairman Summers desires a
full attendance of th committees and
sill sutKAnmiMltraasi w,
; The banner announclnr headauartera u. iienaemper, iemocratio can-
will be atretched across Third street I dldat for councilman In th Sixth ward
Tha charge of manslaughter against
Dr. C. H- T, Atwood, by which n was
alleged that th physician had performed
aa Illegal operation on 11-year-old Hat-
On of the features of tha. aarvfaaa
I waa the attendance of a larg delega
Hon from the Chemawa Indian train.
Inc achooL under th suDervlalon of Bu.
perlntendent Chalcraf t
SCHOOL OF, EXPRESSION
WILL RENDER COMEDY
Gillespie Students Are Cast for Parts
' ' in "Miss Fearless and Com- V .- .
' i pany" at the Heilig. .
In
; I i3mmt Special Serriea.)
u Norfolk. VaJ June 10. President
Roosevelt this afternoon addressed th
National Press association, saying
part as follows: -
t It Is of course a mere truism to say
that no other body of our Countrymen
wield as extensive an Influence as those
Who writ for the daily press and for the
periodicals. -It 4s also a truism to say
that euch nower Implies th greatest re.
sponsibilUy and the man exercising it
Should nana, mmseii avcuuniauiv anil
should b held by. others accountable,
precisely as If fae occupied any other po-
feltlon oi puono trust. ' i
' It is essential that th man In public
iie and the man who writes in th pub
lic press shall both of themlf th?y are
rt-nlly gooa servanta or me people, pe
rrmnpt to aasaii wrongaoing ana wicked'
llfKS. '- :.-t:,.- ' : ."'f -.'v -Vv
1 urln the last flv years efforts havo
bn made in several new directions in
the government service to get our people
o look aneaa, to exercise xoresignt, and
to substitute a planned and orderly de
velopment of tour resources in the place
of a haphasard utrivins; for immediate
j rorit. xn errort haa been made
through several agencies..- ; ,
' ateclamattoa aerrlo. . .'.
. In 1901 reclamation service began to
develojj h larger opportunities of th
western balf of our country for Irriga
tion. It hs been coniuctd with th
rleir and definite purpiose of oeing th
! , r. . - ... .urr ?r 7 P"llc opening address
- ,-.o fiva,ts v- vum irw'A fceffl. ;
... " . w jmui iuum LsasiBL in ant auu axk-iisar tuurLB witu uliissk inriL jnav . . . . . a . . .
fashion th methods of dealing ".fS untU midnight or later, is on "of th quarters and will b on liand at all J?11 on of th best races that has aver
ehnrrea maita WD TT Ttnrma a Wo'tn at wmes to give any lniormation ana as
Mar ZinST tW a -nVt fn? if'. 'tance to chairmen of subcommltteea
y j iJurgeaa in a SUlt for olVOrc I kii.. PMith UcCraa haa baan innnlntiul
filed In tha mmnilt xnnrt thla nnnh. I ' cVra. as BSB appointed
than. ..a. ..vl, T... " . "
. , Znherltaao Tax. T
Now to th. matter of taxation
Most great civilised countries have an
income tax and an Inheritance tax. In
my judgment both should be part of our
i,Ti. .l. ' aanon..-. th prin
ciple of this progressive taxation of In-
iiiea in tne circuit court inia morning. I atenorranher
Burgess .alleges that his wif .to d hlm Whll it is known that manvliouor
a . . . .a, .-a. a.. . ... vv nils - aa- aax aa
an careo notning lor mm ana tneir cull- dealers refused to . contribute to the
u" mvu-l.? .ul wo owir mn celebration rund on .account of th
as much as sh41ked, regardless of the mayoralty conteat, in Justice to those
consequenoes to them: j Who responded to the appeal of the
jura, nurgess was stuaiousiy coia and I nnanc commute the following com
dlfferent. savs her husband, and final.lmtinieation la nrintedr : . v .
congress, but it is ' now unequivocally i b P'bruary 1 of this year, deserted I ' "To the Editor of The Journal Re
adopted In th leading civilised nationa I The couple wer married at May-If erring to the Item In your paper of
"i tne wona -in, . for Instance. Great I vine, Micnigan, in June, and hav uaturaay evening neaaea -liquor Uel-
Brltaln. France and Germany, dwltzer- I thre ohudren: : Leo, aged 14, Charles, I ersRefus Aid wtU say that it is mis-
iand led orr with the Imnnaitinn nr hi.t. I a area 12. and Katie, aa-ed i vears. i Rur. leading, as the liquor interests have not
firnrntulv. n .. '. . ftM 1 ... . -. . aiMA.. .. ...... hti ranva itAil tn anv avtanr - K,it with
nentanoe haa not mi k... . i
tively recognized by the leriaiatlon of J indifferent, says her husband, and final-
I teen mad by an opposition candidate
In that Republican stronghold.
m Whll speaking of the recent contest
sir. Heitkemper said: .. . . ,
"I feel deeply, grateful fo th ttt lo
tors in tne sixth , ward who gav m
tneir votes, ; ana only f regret . tnat 1 I
failed of an opportunity to put through
the council ordinances - that would be
Th seventh annual commencement el
tie iTna last March: V. a fllamlaaaA hvltha Ofllaanla Hchnnl -il ITrnraa.Inn tartlt f
thlm tSTll! ntheBrla15e3t '1? p,ac th HeUif Wednesday evrf
District Atto'r-Vy Ou. CToV AtwoM A comedy entitled -Miss I
was tried before Judge Oantenbelo the Fearless and Company" will be given by I
latter part of April, but the Jury dls- student Th graduates ar Miss 3ora : I
mu- . ' I maaeiin onaver, juiss jurnnnMwr
.Th rnanslaughter charge 1 was dls- ley, and Mlaa Sophia Geary Bhlves. The
SSX7m-.VrTm ? no wegon law program is as rouows:
aimed directly such operations as I - InvocaUon. Rev. T.B.1 Ford.' D. XV i
iVt. ?tw hki"wi rsed wltht the stat-j violin solo. "Gavott," (Popper), Minnie
4fiaughter. - -, , . nresenUtlon of diploma by Mra GIU
" . " " " ...... 1 lespie, v-ora Madeline Shaver, readera',
MTTrTT' TATTCNT PHT? ' MarguerltSheUey. post-graduat. pro4
j va- .ali ayasay "j V VX 'rti:'1, ..f4
RUICK'S ARGUMENT, IN
;i ;.( LAND FRAUD CASE
Insists Before Jury That Government I
... Has Fully Established Con -piracy
Charge.
gess asks a divorce and th custody of
1 in cnuaren.
been canvassed to any extent; but with
very tew exceptions loose caued on re-
sponaea iioerauy. ' - ; -
it is tn intention or the general
JVM IS DRAWN IN,
- CONDEMNATION SUIT
. In the circuit -court before Judge
r raser inia morning a jury was drawn
committee to rive all the various Inter.
eats In Portland an opportunity to sub
scribe to -the celebration fund and the
finance committee has th matter In
hand and will call on them to assist.
, "1JEB M. -CLARK, Secretary."
helpful to that lone nee-looted section nf
the city. Especially am I proud of the
ract mat i carriea.my own precinct, J3
Which is ordlnarllv heavilv Rennbllcan.'1
r Mr. Heitkemper feels confident that of
tn sag votes cast ror him, 100 of them
wer by Republican voters, and that
nad a more aggressiv campaign been
mad by him and his friends he could
nave won out. v
HE HAS N(f PLACE -
TO LAX HIS IfEAD
to hear the trial of . the uitJroukbt bv TT.TPTTAXr T A V HT?Tm
tha Oreaon electric railway Seainat tha u"wvn Aiia iiivuik
Terwllllger Iand company and the South
Portland Improvement company, to con
demn a right of way across some land
in south Portland. Tha defendants hold
tneir-iana at i6u,uvo, and the rallwa
not . willing to pay thai
SERVER HEAVILY FINED
MOSCOW. Idaho. ' June 10. The- tnnm.
. . .
ing session : Of the - federal nmirt waa I eomnanv la
taken up entirely with th
Su VAXANDT STTFS
a half Mr.-Rulck went over tha I . .
o)afrln5a.i.5"tnt of Triii fi .Jj'UJt UUiMKADT JiKJSAUH
- a..a..-BW ..iij lunni'-f cjeariy
showed conspiracy to cauir rnvsm.
meat land linlnwfullw ar. l A 1iirv wast rlrlwn In Ttito-a rlMf s
in 'methods employed In eevere terms. I bein's department of the circuit court
rim ll Wfl r m t lana-m avi.a. a . I iLi. ABa..na-. a. aa . m l. t a.
mm m Bvaaall -uii .. nniBWrill I LII1B 1IIUI HWStXl "11I3 LI lit lit I IIH BF1 1 1 r . . ,. . - ...
KinS "Jhl4 a.S!ftH! AJNNA NOT THROUGH
. - , ...... a. . . - .. ....... . . .11 . ,a ,
swept .over th. . uni t .i,. m.i. t .. A t . n .
sioered no ein to steal from ih. ,.1., tiiti in, .,..h -
ernment in this way, but bubllc opinion tract. ' It is alleged that a contract to
ii,., .ii-.i .err" ."-i air-ia
Sm,...' "V. nM warns reruaed to
..,... r'f 1 iy jniorce ins i rorrac-ina- contract Harris in
i For giving away beer in a Sellwood!
cellar election day, Kick Marquart was
mis arternoon assessed a rlne of 175.
Other arrests will follow, according to;
the officers. Patrolman C, R. HeUyerl
mi mi arrest, alleging tnat ne Jour
neyed to the cellar and was offered a
glaas by Marquart , The defendant
siaiea inai nt am not know, who sent
the beer to Sellwood or to whom it was
consigned, but presumed , that vlt was
sent out there to drink. ,
. (Special Dispatch to Ths JoarasL)
' Salem, June 10. Becauae a con
tractor who Is building him a dwelling
cannot secure a carloads of sand from
the Central Sand company of Portland
beoause h . is being . inconvenienced
thereby and because he haa "no house
In which to move hla goods nor a place
to . sieep except in an open building,
Rev. Howard OUpa trick, pastor of the
First Congregational church, appealed
to tne railway- commission mis mornini
to have thorn remedv the nealis-enea n
th Southern Paclflo in not furnlehlna
a var- w i-iiv aaiiu company to -aoiiver
a carload of sand at Hillsboro. Ths
cartoaa oi sona was ordered , May lit.
1907. Mr. Ollpatrick savs that nn J.ma
S he appealed to th Southern P.cinn
ana ion m wu iniormta IUI a car
WITH COUNT B0NI u.?sindolearrivd.up t0
r to stnctiv
wa- Mr. Rulck had-not
Uoaraal Special Serrlee.)
Pari. June 10. Tha court Of annaala
vnr- i iQuar grantaa ui appeal or VOUnt Bonl
turn I de Castellans and his creditors ao-ain.t
Tha matter haa haen talran ath
Southern Paclflo railway officials, 'v
Several complaint against the Cen
tral Sand 'company -for delayed ship
ments hav been filed with the comrais-
investigation of railway
is Imitanoar ahnw.fi that
firm flv days to load one
fessional, i Sophia Geanr1 Bhlves.' Host.
ELK STAG. PARTY ffiSSl3& 5SS
. - -i ' - . " ... 1 VI, I '! ." .........
S2&Ag -SS THIS W03IAN CHARGED
Seventh and SUrk- streets. Arrange- . , WTTTF' LOXft TTTTPSTH
menta have not been' completed for 5eJ . - -lAXl XVlllI XIllXlOl
OCcaainn but a anlandM nmmm 4Mnl.. .
Ing amateur and professional talent will
i7&?p,?t on complaint of Jamei
last IVaij- and JT 'Z.V t,. I w?. f " f ourteentn street,
mfnM ' JLrftdfiL ff-i that Mn. iht whS.e
Hav A j ,m ;:....,". . ... ' uBiiu mum w.iuiiuwd iot union
iinl nd 1 ,nY,td to attend ; tho I : Meat company's plant, has beeiT in "thi
' ' ' I habit of getting. intoxicated every night
ror ine past year and whll under th
influence or liquor has IndulgedWfmd
TAFT OMITS NAME.
T A "CAT T nmmn the. neighborhood
JX. :UJX X! KXJXJXLiX XXU yet been
.. '.aawwaaa,...:.. V-
(Jouniil Special Bervlea.)
and boisterous talk to the dlacotnfnr
the. neighborhood. Th woman haa not
yet been arrested but ball is fiqed at
sivvi
Madison. Wla . Juna . 1 A
Taft- arrived hara at nnV TuL
dressed M00 people during his hour s
Stay and left then for MllwanWa. irZ
complimented former United State Sen
ator Spooner.. He did, not mention 'La
r,aet T,hh-i ffUT,ot Wisconsin's
vot for th presidjmtlal nomination.
, COAL FROM AUSTRALIA
Two Sailing Vessels Chartered by
l'ortiana Dealer.
STUDEBAKERS LOSE
TWO' 1- .-a coal earriera nr.
nounced chartered today to . bring fuel
iu iiiib iri irum nswcami, Australia,
Th vessel j are the French- bark Crlllon
and the British ship Ardencraig, bom
;mr ntnn tn I wen Known nere. i no Tesseis are Bald
BY FIRE IN'FRTSCOh be onTl to Taylor. Young A Co.
, WWJ AiVAOUV With tho CrlUon and ArdencriThi;:
'; ' .; " . ' r I are-now eight sailing: vessels fixed to
, fJoamal Special Berries.) - . bring oal here from Auatralla this fall,
San ' Francisco . June ia AM. tKi.l This la mora than tha iihiaI mk.. -a
morning destroyed the stock and build-, cargoes ,jported, but coal' dealers
Ipg of the Htudebaker Wagon company learned last winter that there is a larger
f"11 .two Tninor . esubllshments. The demand for fuel here .than in former
loss ia 190.000' Oueata In tha n..l n,r. nt tha n.nlHl .'!,er
Central hotel, across tha lira k.m nnnnlallnn. ITv.n with hla
badly frlijhtened, but a stampede was isels en route with coal It is feared that
:Wy insure,?' 0t tht to" cov" 'horU' wlU. b