THE OREGON DAILY ,' JOURNAL FOKTLANU. TttUKSLIAr jSVttmNCy JULY V.H 18U7.
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AN IDEAL SUMMER KESIPEXCE
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Fortland Detective Allows
' Diamond Thief to Escape
,!' After - Crossing Ocean to
f ' Oct Him Daring Robber
21. J. -iT.
Jumps From Train.
'"'-It " Vffll1iMiirrWll:.-Oii'.--r-A'i """ ' ' iti"'
(Journal Special Berrirt.)
: CWr. Jul 11 After chasing his
.prisoner thousands of mile through the
United State, MXI00 IM IWI'"'-
jteotive Joe Day of Portland ui
In allowed tie prisoner, J. P. Town
.11.. Tnhn P. Thompson, to es-
'cape. Townsend escaped from the de
i tectiv. or Jumper '" mB
;.. i ... .nterlnr Uili cuy.
pureuit, called on e, PhyeloUn
:?umpln fm"tbi tr'ali end 1. .till at
Placa of Ice Built From Blocks of Ic Froia th St. Lawrence piTer In
- " Windsor Square, Moatreal.
FLOWER-POTS MUST COME OFF
THEIR FIRE ESCAPE PERCHES
Flowtr poUtfvrblch hav been minntnc
thumulMi An pnnviinUnt lr airi rm
j' i Der enUeted tne ;n". tnroos-a the aprlnvUme will be cnaaea
v iponoe mm "J .,. V.in hut rnm tneir reetinf place at once and
and wae able toj pet off te trali but i, other obetructlone will be
1 nnihtnr hue been heard ol lowneena t . . 4. ...
eince Dtiwi wm v , , ,1. ' not removed lnetanter.
f wm on hie war with the prlioner from TbJ- WM n u,tlm.tum th.t ,.ft th.
morn-
mood Willie) Wterfc proprtetor of the inveetiatlon will not be con-
Wlntere caie in roruwi. "W,4'"'S1 V fined to flower poU and crooked wlree
Thomnaon. ae he .waa known in rori- ,n ... mm .... w.
I land. we. employed m head bartender jn.pted and orde"t .ti4nh7ned
a " " ' r: . T . . , i wditi neceaaarr,
of the opportunity offered to help hlm
' eelf to V.'lntere caah and iparklere.
eald Chief Cempbell ' ttile mornlnf.
"Kverybody la In the habit, innocently.
I know, of placing their flowera out
where they can be reached by the eun.
but thle 1 contrary to ordlnanoe and
ahould one cf thoee pots fall on a man'
heaa durinc a Are it would kill him.
They are too dangerou to M left on
fire eaoapea any longer.
"Another augreetlon I would like to
make to ownera of bulldlnga harinir fire
eecanea and that la the neceealty of fre
quently painting- the eacapea. The rain
ruata them very rapidly and If not pro
tected in a few eeaaona will be bo eaten
up by ruet ae to be uarleae. By paint
ing them erery one or two or three
yeAre they will laat aa long aa the
bulldlnge. The atandpipee on the build
ings ought also to be painted to pre
serve them from rust"
"Fir eecanM vara tnaAa in annHI.
1 aelf to Wntere caah. and iparuera re0Dle to eecane from burnln build-
ta aeiea that .TRMnMAII WBT1V. Ml I I . " - 7
'itZho ift'er hia .ndderoP.rtur. from - pot " .r P0"
-Tnrtiina wim nia dooqii. rt. w. hum- -
ymM CONVICTED MURDERER WOULD HELP
fESSS BUY PIANO FOR THE COUNTY JAIL
" lea ex elfin 1111 nriaHlXiar nil, 1 ntllUDBUil I - - - " - - - - - - -
.had eurprteed all the etewarda an
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smuggle jJirSi
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iirtlilllOOK
OF IIIDICirilEIIJ
KET AGENTS
Government Awards Con- Lanjers Retained by Slayer Rdilroad Employes ire Stale
tract ior iew Lire-sav- KejTioias itaise question 01 l'amai uoiiapse as '
Ing Equipment. Long Ago Decided. itesmt 'oi jYork.
DELAYED IDAIil
FOR SOLDIERS
Otto Kraemer; CompUZS
Against Astoria and Co- '
lumbia Railroad Co.
ADD TO. TROUBLES
MILWAlivIE PEOPLE :
WANT FREIGHT SHED
Captain D. K. Toiler of the llfe-aavlng Allelng that he had been deprived of I ExrTTT?$TfW R A LTTQ ;
lo ei-nm W.ahlhvtnn at.tlna th.t I atltuflnn attnrfiava tnr fharlaa II-.RaVl
the contract had been let for a new I nolda thle morning filed in the circuit
modern llfe-aavlng etatlen at Tillamook I court a motion asking the court to
bay, work to commence Immediately I quash the Indictment by which Reynolds I Eastern Travel to Pacific Coaat Just I brraon State Oommiulon Aaked to
. at I I 1.a.lai."ira.l.. I 1. -.1. at A W U a. u...Jaa. A S ..m.. I I
Now I Very Heav, SUuioUUxll
by Roond-Trlp Ratoa Uif Uttaa
Endeavor Special Coming.
aaalaUnt from Washington. The twolH. Hlbblna. Ralaing a federaj queatlon
will then proceed te Tillamook bay, I In the caae places It in a , condition
wnere cactain Toaier, aa auperinienoent i. . ... n. k. ar.na.i.4 tn
of oonatructlon for the life-saving aerv- I . ,
lea on the Pacino coaat. will direct tbe I aupriiniB wui.i - , , - . -
VOrk. i in oaae Keyname enouia oe convicieo on i . mmmmmmmmm J .-' . I
Thecoat of the new atation will be I ne present inaicunoni. - ;
The station will be first class In every fourteenth amendments to the United agents are In a state of partial collapse
Force Electric Line to Maintain
Service Adequate for Condition
Prevailing at Suburban Town.
(Bpedsl Dtspateh to Toe Xoaraat.)
Balem. Or., July ll.-tto J. Kraemer
respect, including the lifeboat. This Btatea conauiuuon nave otu uoniea i as a reauit or me enormous amount of a Portiant hu filed Informal ccm
rtVlon .1 "ll wnVbTabSSi mVntm SJWtofritt anV U an ILt oallln, attenUon of th railway
14 feet long and non-slnkable. attempt to deprive Reynolds of hie life e-uuiuon o mi usuu extra l commleslon to the action of the Astoria,
ah nr th. pu no nut .r.rinna win i ana linertv wunoui aue Droccss di uw wwi occurring wiin ma niac or tna a. i.i..i.i. -i - n . 1 1 . mkium;
be equipped with motor-boats as soon in that he waa proceeded against by an month and the getting out of monthly J . .Tv.tn, in wait
as the government can have them built information filed by the dlstr.ee attor- reports, they had to take care of Cbv Monday, July a, in keeping in wait
Since Cantaln Toiiar has taken com- 1 ner inatead of belna- Indicted by a grand I cago sale dates on July I. 4 and i and I lor one hour a train coming ironi jj ea-
oincv uapiajn l uusr amm uuivn wm i utf tuaivau ui wviua iiiuivtou uj m giuu -ar vu au. iiw nu w vm aour a wsia cuuiii aL
mand -of the Coaat department of the Jury, and also that he was not given aleo properly celebrate the Fourth of aide andreachtar Astoria at rO'ciu
service, great strides have been taken the privilege of an examination before Juy. 4 ? JZ! 'Jm tJt ZIa til
in the improvement of the stations, re- a committing magistrate. . The Jamestown exposition sale dates 9 "onnect with a special that bad ta
suiting In much more efficient work Deputy District Attorney Adams now announced are July , 1, 11, Au-part of the Oregon militia to BeaaJM;
being accomplished along tne cos si. 1 stated this morning thet-lne points I B Dpnoer ii, it, ii,
I'anTl n 'I nil.r aaatatanta lin wun. M .l k.u. K.. thM.h Aiir manw I wiiiou umiaa rouna inn IlCKAta rr
nsrton this mornlnr and will arrlva in I tm.. M th. xni.rti and that 1- I Portland to Jamestown will be sold fori "By reason, of not belna- on time."
Portland about Tueaday. when both I elalona suatalnlna the action of the dls- I " a lew oraers nave been re- I says tne . complainant, "we were com-
men will leave for Tillamook bay. The trict attorney are numerous. The mo
contract for the new etaUon waa tlon cannot be argued before the court
... i a.
awarded to Ferguson eV Huston of As
tons.
for some time.
T I,
C IITRY
A "lano ln'the county Jail Is desired
by George It. Blodgett, who Is being
beld in the . Jail pending the decision
by the supreme court of his conviction
on the charge of murdering Alice
Mlntbom, a variety - singer, on March
IS, 190. In' a conteat recently Blod
gett won a ocrttflcete for $10 to apply
on the price of a piano purchased from
the firm that held the conteet.
Thle moraine Blodirett said that he
would give this certificate toward pur
chasing a piano for the county Jail If
tne county wouia buy one. n Be
lieved that a piano would be a greet
comfort to the prisoners in whlllng
away tne long pours and would be ap
predated by Mre. Cameron, the new
matron of the Jail, who Is to assume
the dutiee of her new position coon.
The county court, however, could not
eee the wisdom of purchasing a piano
for the jail and now Blodgett saya he
will preeent the certificate to any poor
man who wishes to buy a piano for his
nome.
lufd stotioi In editor HISTORIC MARQUAM RESIDENCE
nia and Find Five,
IS RAZED IN ITS OLD AGE
Uoarnal BpeeUI Berries.) .
I Los Angelas, July 11. A Japanese
farmhouse near Inglewood. which wat
' thought to be on of a chain of stations
The first Portland residence of Judge
P. A. Marquam, built more than 50
inougn. to o. . ui - year, ago and which now faces Seventh
, extend in, from W . V..-,. of tn Marauam
ihreurh "which coolie laborer, were be- atreet 3usi west oi tne Marquam
Ing smuggled Into California, was theatre. Is being torn down today by a
raided by immigration officers this fl Italian laborers. The house is
morn in, rive Jane were captured and - . . i . .....
,.. i.al tnmt HA :r " a Story anq a nail irania ana, was raw
It has lone- been euspected b
y 1.1.1. ekM wAwA j Tanor
being smuggled overland Into the atate. "son.
About 2S years ago Judjre Marquam
fiurnhaaed the old Central achool bulld
ng, which stood on the block now occu-
filed by the Hotel Portland, and moved
t over to the southwest corner of Sixth
and Alder, where it is now known as
the Marauam roomlns-houae. The old
residence was moved from this site to
the rear of the block to make way for
the sohool building. The old shack has
long been an eyesore and a menace to
the surrounding property.
LITTLE ACCOMPLISHED
IN TRIAL OF GLASS,
- " t Jaaraal Seeds! Service.)
- Ban Francisco, July 11. So skillful
was Attorney Delraas in Interposing ob
lactlnni thai verv little was ac
complished yesterday In the trial of
liiiU mm T,re1rtf.nt of tha Pacific
Telepnone ana xeiegrapn company, ear.
Glass Is charged wttb paying a $5,000
bribe to Supervisor Boxton, temporary
mayor of San Francisco, to vote against
tnCHOme xeiepnone company irancniao.
t t Mr. Boxton was uvon the stand yes
terday afternoon, but was not allowed
: to tell of the transaction, every move to
that end made br Mr. Heney. being
".blocked fcy Mr. Del mas. Mr. Boxton
"Will be, recaHed later In the trial.
MONTANA STOCKMAN
1 FENCES PUBLIC LAND
. (SnMlal Dtaostch to The Journal.)
Cooper, former chairman of the board of
commissioners of Cascade county, and a
well known central Montana livestock
'-mail, waa toaay conviciea in tne unuea
States court on the charre of illegal
fencing of the public domain.
- Cooper pleaded guilty to a similar
charge a year ago and was given a day
? In Ju ana e neavy line. ine sentence
In the present case win oe imposed later
by Judge fciuni.
r P. Steffe, another well-known stock'
. man was placed on trial today on a elm
llar charge.'
JACEIES WILL ENJOY
U ; LAND-LUBBER LIFE
! ; The Jackiea of the cruiser Charleston
will enjoy land-lubber life with in-
; commander of the vessel drew today,
through' the Oregon Trust & Savings
bank, $20,000 with which to pay salaries
lor, July., ana emergency expenses.
AT THE CHEERY FAIR
' -if
MURDERS AGED
1
0
Frank Harvey Boards Street
Car and Starts for Police
Station to Surrender.
(Journal Special Service.)
Tacoma. July 11. Craxed by Jealousy,
Frank Harvey, an Englishman, hged 66,
this morning shot and killed Mrs. Ger
trude Hall, a widow, aged 60, proprietor
of a lodging-house, and seriously
wounded Sherman Blanchard, aeed 45,
supposed to be a rival, who was visiting
the woman. '
Covered with blood, pistol in hand, the
murderer ooaraea a siraeicar, ana
caused a panic anion- the passengers.
He assured them he waa on his wav to
the police station to surrender. The
conductor turned him over to the police.
TWO SALOONMEN FAIL
TO RENEW LICENSES
Two saloonmen have failed to take out
licenses for the next quarter, which
brings the total number of saloons in
th. Mt-w. nt Portland down to 428. Un
der a recent enactment no more licenses
can be issued. The two men failing to
renew their licenses ire J. P. Berg, 614
Savler street, and O. B. Bchurs, 4 Sixth
The total amount paid Into the city
treasury by saloonmen accordingly U
ion 17K innludinar the "oackaxe" licenses
issued to groceries, restaurants and drug
stores, of which tnere are . wunoui
these dealers the amount paid Into the
truasur is $87,600. The time for re
newal expired last night. , .
AGED MAN HURT IN
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
CLARK INJURED
III GUI TOUR
Two Cars Are Wrecked and
One Driver Probably
Fatally Hurt.
(Joorsal (Special Serflct.)
Toledo. July 11. -The first accident
of, the Olldden tour occurred at 6
o'clock this morning when the car of
Krotls of Cleveland turned turtle six
miles west of Toledo, injuring Mr. and
Mrs. Otis and Miss H. Ralllns. The
Olldden cars left this city for the 166
mile run to South Rend Tmlfnnn .t
o'clock this morning.
Bryan. Ohio, July 11. The car driven
uuiua LmrK , or unicago was
uucnea two mites east of here today.
Clark was Injured, perhaps fatally.
i hree other occupants Jumped. The car
lumeu a complete somersault.
ACQUITTED OF MURDER
IS IN TOILS AGAL1
IGHTING FOR LAND
GIVEN UP TO CATTLE
Irishmen Struggle to Regain Prop
erty Lost During the
Great Famine.
CHARGED I'IIK
eel red. pell to wait an hour at Oobla." anl ha
i.n irajiaoontlnaiitaJ llnaa hv n- 1 rurthar alatfta Mtht th raturn to Port-
nouncaa auznmer licunlon r&tM a I land waa two hours lata.
ma cai mi rouna trio rataa to differ I . tsi. a. iss-ji
ant rwlntas mm 'AlUe.. klMa -J CA. I ew w ewi
hrv e-e uV waj, VU1VU ell l.OU,
VVIUW ase tUUUW L.U1UKHU. I l.DU I I . ... .
Omaha. St. Paul. Mlnneanoll. or KL . were ,0Q pasengers on. in.
B ty. $0; Bt. Louis, $66.60. The ".k"-"2:V. St. -Ti,V iXZ
sas
sale dates
for thwe rstes'AunsT treatment by: th. company ., the delay
$. . 10; September 11. 12. 1$. I "i!"0' ...L'" k.. .,"!!
Excursionist tr.vel on. th. Pacino r:"Z"lS'"'"'.Zr'ZZ ."k. ZW'a SZ
STEALING
RING
lack of consideration by the railroad for
Its patrons."
following a - complaint preseniea to
the state railway commission by the
.,?! people of MUwaukle asking for a 6-oent
Nr. HatMaan that tnwn anit Portland
some days ago, comes an additional
complaint relative to what is termed
(Journal Special Service.)
Dublin, July II. Now that the aband
onment of Mr. Blrrell's Irish council bill
after ,lts uhanimous rejection by the
Irish people ha. made it clear that noth
ing I. to be hoped for from parllamen
tarv adtatlon for some rear, to come.
tha Deonla of Ireland have turned to P'0?"1
other methods of working out their sal- kB- take"
Soda Water Dispenser
Oaks Locked Up on
Suspicion of Theft.
coast at nresent la verv haaw. ' atlmn
la ted by round trip rates from the east
Routes usually include Portland, trav
eler, ooralna via Northern Paclflo or
(treat Northern and returning
Southern Pacific or Union Pacific.
A large part of the Christian En
deavor epeclal train movement has name T.'VJJ."
at thVee oKheSehaen"!:. "'I " W. .TKw.r Comp".; betwi.n
111 ITuh00,1!.1.1" kT...-!! the two points. The complaint Is
" V uu...ma. I ilm h Vfavnr Wllll.im Hnlndlar hl T
W.
eral passenger trains that were turnad
over by the Canadian Pacific to the tile cpenyi C i 1
vi I chant.
A f 'A neirf I n alaAlsiA anAAlal eaat la. Aa .aa.
Rimer menairep of . MUwaukle Mercan
wissinger, general
U inins. a mar-
Want 2rredgtit Servloe,
freight
ree
E. Farley, a 20-year-old youth .-f'-'- rmnll
1 as a soda water dispenser at the remain here all car The train w Kn of freight,, eneloeed with a d
into
r.main h.r. .ti Tk. torn or Ireixnt. encioeed wun a aoor
custody this carry about 160 people. In six Pullman nd !..b K.U.Lha,t,,mxLP !""
I freight agency it Is al-
nrnva Inavnanalva nrnvldad
v,. nrnK.rtir nt I o.i n i. a ".i. "1 ' ,R the company wouia employ ror sucu
of the weet Already that war has been " " , ",... Vo-a via T Union Parino An tha fat., t,t PrpoM iome person in business in Mll-
so succeesful that many of the large 8- J- Fore, a mining engineer. Fore via Union Paclfio on the return trip Waukle, It Is further contended:
vatlon. the chief among them being at
present the war on the graxing farms
mornlnr by
Tlchenor on
a $600 diamond ring.
Detectives Jones and lPJr- Ths excursionists will spend f?I.rl3 T
suspicion of having stolen ;trrvT4nn1heSrv'.n,!SSdvCla WjrAs
ARCHBISHOP CHRISTIE
VISITS OREGON CITY
xrailnr ranchee have been abandoned subseauentl v. swore to a complaint
artd the congested estates commission charging . Farley with" larceny and in
of the people that they be broken up k' f,1-0.0" ,bh" itv nSaon
-. .,,ui..in I waa locked up in the city prison,
and brought under cultivation. I j,,.. at vnr hth in a
The atrastnr farms are a relic of the I .i ".".'uL. :. o, ".v.
great national calamity gave rise to ank.j h.
exodus that cleared the best and strong- whU, irying hl; hands hung nl, rlng General Activity Along
. . Ui "uu" '-'"i" "i on the cold water faucet. A rew min-
the south and weet. The landlords of uteg ater a son of the landlady noticed
that time suffered Almost equally with th, jewel ,nd notified Fore. In the
the peasantry and their estate, fell into meantime Farley went into the lavatory
new hands. Many of the new owners mD& wnen Fore sought his ring it ad
were wealthy cotton spinners and other mvatariousiv disanneared. Uoon tula
business men from England who had not slim evidence the arrest was made.
even the email sentimental interest in Farley in his own behalf declares (Seeds! Dispatch to The Joornil.)
tne iana ana tne neopie ns.i was pos- that he did not see the ring and siouuy Oregon City, July 11. Archbishop
monev In rearing and fattenlnr cattle Tha caae will come ud in the oollce Christie was here from Portland yes
for the English markets and they ruth- court tomorrow morning. terday on business pertaining to Bt,
leasiy cleared the remaining farmers oil j0hn. church and the McLouchlln Insti
tute.
"That It is clearly against public pol
r for a comDanv oneratlng as common
carrier to escape responsibility for neg
ligent lose or damage to goods by the
simple process of giving poor servloe."
ine petitioners requasi uie curnmia-
Lines
Church Work la Recorded
Holding Campmeeting.
loft to Investigate condition, found at
MUwaukle and to reaulre the electric
.. railway companyTnalntain a freight
CI service adequate to condltiona. The
matter will be investigated.
ANDERSON'S CABOOSE
DEMOLISHED BY LOGS
ana nountaTrVtsTf iand Mfd' CITY OWNS GROUND
supported hundreds of families were I
turned over to sheep and cattle, while
the people who had gained their living
from them starved.
The camnmeetina under the ausDlces
TTfT TC tt k tr 4 XT A TTnTT " the M. k. church is now in session in
HOLJJb KAVAJNALlGlI Canby. Among Oregon City people. in
Veteran Car Goes to Scrap Heap as
Result of Accident on
YaaoJc Branch. '
attendance are Rev. and lira M. C.
Blackwell. Deorge Osborn. Frank Os-
GARFIELD LIST IS
(Spedil Dtopetch to Tt Jnaresl.)
Vancouver. Wash- July 11. While th.
Th Sk laitaa ttsanr fi-i t K At flttv A 11 fll ttr I 1 4 UaaT I ffalakU Ua.italaa
Ithia morning City Attorney Kavanaugh and J. Ulahoeffer. The following pro- l of the freight train on the Taeolt
A at, u aw
liriiJJli UlOl U3 holJ that tht ci 0WM f00t Qf gram of exerclae. is announced for next branch of the Northern F
NEAR CENTURY MARK S". Jt.J5i..I.-Jt Dunton-. :j J:9t:l7
occupied by private interests, and can
establish and maintain a public dock
lhara Tha i-itv attornev states that tha
Subscribers to Dinner at Portland I street was surveyed in 1852 and that the
. ... I city eniuiiiBiica ujiu muj iu
Club Include Names of Many I)is- 1167.
I I ne opinion was given mx. ins instance
of 'the ways and means committee of
me cuy council b.i a mcrni ibbiuii.
Now that the question of title has been
settled It is likely that the city wilt
A list of subscribers to the Garfield construct a publio wharf at the foot of
dinner at the Portland Commercial club Stark street
is near the 100 mark and embraces the
names of, many men distinguished in
business and political life in the state.
The business Interests of Portland large
ly predominate, but outside cities are
being represented. A telegram irom 11.
B. ThieU
MAYOR BOXTON WILL
TELL OF BRIBERY
laen, president of the Salem
(Journal Special Service.)
San Francisco, July 11. The morning
Commercial club, yesterday reserved 10 I session of the Class trial was consumed
seats for members or tnat ciue. t by argn
The banquet will be of special Interest mission
by arguments for and against the ad
mlantnn oT certain evidence rea-ardlnB;
in view of the expectation that Secre- ordinances and franchises affecting the
F. WV. Power of Salem, president
t the 1 Pacific Coast .Nnwerjrnien'a
Association- ',
An aged man by the name of Beardon
Of.Hep-ner, Oregon, was Injured in a
runaway accident at Nineteenth and
Division streets this afternoon. He
was removed to Good Samaritan hos
pital,' where it was discovered that ne
was seriously Injured about the head.
Heardon waa drivlna: when the horse
became frightened ana unmanageanie.
The animal ran aown tne street unui
the corner was reached and in turning;
the wagon was upset and the occupants
thrown out. with earaon a man
named Potter was riding, but he es
caped injury. Beardon ,1s 60 years old.
SEATTLE PEOPfiE TO
CLIMB JEFFERSON
Among the Seattle people who-will
take part In the Maxama trip to Mount
Jefereon next week are Dr. Sweeney,
vice-president of the Mountaineers' club:
Mr. and Miss Semple, Mrs. Blalnford
and three others whose name have not
yet been received. The lateet Portland
3Pif. to "Lri!,for-.tne trP Walter
Vollman and Mr. ChinlundT k -
Park Board Plana Playground.
: The "park board will meet at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning in regular session at
the city .hall .and among the things to
discuss will be the park njusio for next
Sunday and arras rf no- tnr . nk.nm.
I for, the children in Brooklyn. ., ,
Ed Nelson, who, with P. Danlelson
was recently tried for the murder of Os
car Llndgren, a north end saloonkeeper,
end after being convicted was granted a
new trial which resulted in his acquit
tai, is again in the tolls. Nelson was
taken into custody yesterday afternoon
by Patrolman Golta and Pat Maher of
the district attorney's office on a charge
i consorting wun a rauen woman. He
was locked up In the city prison and
bail fixed at $2,000. The case Is sched
uled to come in police court tomorrow
A complete sworn statement has been
Buurt-u ov me district attorney from
the woman in the case and will be used
against the defendant at the preliminary
examination. The woman was not taken
Into custody as some of her relatives
have guaranteed her appearance in court
tt iicii nmuivu,
SURREY SMASHED ON
WHITE HOUSE ROAD
A surrey belonging to the Fashion
stables was run into and badly smashed
by an automobile on the White Houae
road late last night. The vehicle was la
charge of an employe of the Washington
creamery, who with three companions
vui iwi a uuve.
The ofceupants of the surrey My that
iuc autyniuuin imu no ngnts on and
was going at a fast clln when it atnu.b
the rig. and that no effort
by the driver of the machine to ascer
tain ma uunmge. tseyond a severe
shaking up none of the occupants of
the surrey were hurt.
FRANK W. PIERCE IS
V LEADER OF KNIGHTS
f t ,? (Joornal Special Service.)
i"-- . ... wmj i. i itni vv .
Pierce-of Oakland, California, was to
day elected grand captain-general by the
grand eommandery of the Knishta Tm.
plar. The next triennial conclave. wlU
oe neia
1 at Chicago In IS 10.
tary Garfield will speak on questions
concerning land and timber policies of
the government. The managers of the
club hay prepared to seat about izb
guests.
BIG DAMAGES ASKED
OF RAILWAY COJIPANY
Jennie E. Cook this morning filed suit
In the circuit court for $10,000 damage,
against the Portland Railway, Light &
Power company for injuries alleged .to
have been sustained in a collision of
two streetcars on May 1 at Halladay
avenue and East First street. Mrs. Cook
alleges that the collision was caused
by the negligence of the company's em
ployes. She says that she was thrown
forcibly aa-alnst the side of the car in
which she was riding, and sustained an
y to her spine that has permanent
ly crippled her. '
CANBY STREETS ARE
DIPROVED WITH OIL
(Bpedil Dispatch to The Joarnil.)
Canby. Or., July 11. The city council
is having First street oiled, the work
being done under the supervision of
Councilman W. H. Balr. This work is
meeting with much favor, as the dust
In. previous years - has been very dis
agreeable. Cement sidewalks are being
put down in place of the old wooden
walks. All of the property owners on
First street have not as yet seen the
necessity of removing the old wooden
walks, but It is likely that the council
will take tne matter in nana.
SEVEN 3IEN KILLED
IN AUDENRIED MINE
(Jonrael Special Service.)
Freeland. Pa.. July 11. Seven miner.
are dead from white damp In the Au-denrled-
mine. Two men entered the
mine to measure' the water and failed
to come out. Foreman Leo with four
men who went to the rescue this morn
ing were overcome by . ga. and died.
Others entering the mine Were brought
ut unconscious.
MUST NOW ANSWER ,
TO FORGERY CHARGE
Forrerr has been substituted for the
charge of larceny brought against Our
Edwards, 1 years old, arrested yester
day by -Sergeant Baty. It is alleged
tnat mm
Home Telephone company, which the
Pacific company is fighting. The evi
dence which was Anally admitted had
no direct bearing on the passing of the
bribe money. This aiternoon Mayor
Boxton will tnke the stand and tell the
story of the bribery.
APPLICANTS AFTER
POLICEMEN'S JOBS
Forty-one applicants are taking the
physical examination at the city hall
this morning for admission to the police
force as patrolmen. Up to noon a large
number or tne applicants naa Deen re
jected on account of disability, while
others were unaer-sisea.
MRS. BESHARA FILES
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
(Special Dispatch to Th Journal )
Vancouver, Wash., July 11. Mary B.
Beshara has commenced suit In the su
perior court against Samuel Beshara
for divorce. It is the usual story, non
support. The Besharas were married In 1902.
Mrs. Beshara declares that for more
than a vear last past, her husband has
failed and neglected to furnish her
with the necessities of life.
$3f.9B
ward, forged a check for
belonging to the Woodland Lumber
company, 'which he passed ferry
ttosensieia. -
Maq and Superman.
From the Century.
OLD SAW.
Aa a rule, man's a fool. -When
It's hot he wants it cool:
When it's cool ha wants it hot
' Always wanting what 1. not.
Never wanting what be', got
As a rule, man's a fool.
NEW SAW.
As a rule, woman's wise.
When she can't get what she wants,
Then she cries.
Man cannot withstand her tears,
' So he "gives up" to the dears.
As a rule, woman's wise.
When ahe can't get what she want.,
Then she cries.
Frederick Willis Davis.
To Save Pens.
From the New Orleans, Times-Democrat
The millionaire, before filling his ink
well dropped In two or three ld pens
and poured the writing fluid upon them.
"Thus," He said. "I practice pen econ
omy, prolonging three or four times the
lif -Of all my pens.- Tou see, the cor
rosive power of the ink, which Is im
mensely strong, vent, itself on the old
pens kept In the well, andNhas little or
no strength left wherewith to attack
the pen" 1 have In use. ; t .-. : ..
"Try this scheme, young man. - anal
you will find that your pen. will prac
tically never wear out..
at a way
orchestra. . I Station near i aeon some jugs rouru
10:80 Lecture and tests. Rev. Lot. from a car and struck "Anderson s four-
F. Prior. v...1 ..vM.. .Imn.l a.nll.hlna- It
11:80 Readings. Mra. Ella R, WU- Th, iteps were torn off. the tracks were
i isativ ss.ffman,i a.nri it ! nranADiA mat
1 -9A en ewe Utta U A.aVaai.a I -. m . . . a
v y aaat aa u aas vi Viivo V. Can
t p. m. Lecture Professor Fitch.
2:20 Tests, Professor Cobb.
8:80 Lecture and tests. Mrs. Cobb.
Dr. Heritage -is training a class of
children in tne congregational church
to taice part in the cantata at the Chau
tauqua on Saturday night
Rev.- Father Hlllebrend of Oregon
City held Catholio services at Clarke.
on Tueaday.
The dedication of the English M. E.
church at Highland will occur -next
eunaay.
UNHAPPY COUPLES
the veteran car of the line, which used
to do service in the days of Day man
arement of the loar road, will be given
a resting place in the scrap heap. Ne
one was injured.
JOHN M'LEOD LEAVES
FOSTER FATHER'S HOME
(aerial Dispatch to The J carnal. I
Vancouver. Wash., July 11. John
McLeod. aged IS years, who is under
the care of the Washington Children's
Home association of Seattle. Is In the
PLEAD FOR DIVORCE 2wlHinr?naiecfon.8?romKtth .si&la!
tlon. The association has been notified
of the boy's whereabouts and a request
has been made that he be taken car.
of by the association.
Some time ago McLeod waa sent to
the home of Albert Green, 'a farmer
near this city, as is the custom of the
home association, which Is operated to
secure suitable homes for orphan chil
dren. According to the boy Green was
exoeedlngly unreasonable In his de
mand! and orten wnippea mm. f inally
Louise Jones and Eben Grant Ask
That Bond of Matrimony
Re Dissolved.
(Special Dispetcft to The Joornal.)
Oregon CAt-v. Jul 11.Tvii(m .Tnn.a I .v.. i.j w hi. r nr.. ..a v.
. . , . . , ...a ..u rnTW ... W ..w..., j i,u IU1 , 1UV .
has filed a complaint against Thomas B. Green abode. Residents in Glenwood
Jones, her husband for dissolution cf Jg; "lTAtTti"
W
4
the . bonds of matrimony.
married April 28, 1808
They were office.
She alleges that in 1001 her husband )Atr CjnPT?W A T?T) WiTTXT'n
fell into the drink habit and since then I IvU I oXiliWAlll JbUUlMJ -
T0T GUILTY BY JURY
he ha. assaulted her. called her vile
name, ana neglected to rurnisb her
with the necessities of life, although
able to earn $6 a day at his trade.
ne prays ior an oraer that he pay
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)
Oregon City, July 11. In the Justice
the case la court the case of the state versus Rov
pending, ana tnat arter tne decree or dl- Htewart, on tne charge or assault ana
vorce is granted 4ie be compelled to battery, came to trial
$260 into court for temporary alimony
ana v per monm wane
granted lie be eomnelled to
pay ner 4o per montn permanent ali
mony, and that she shall be decreed a
half interest in real estate in Multno
mah county vaiuea at n,500.
'Eben B Grant sues for divorce from
his wife, Ella Grant for desertion. The
ooupie were married in Portland In De
cember, 1904, and on March 16, 1900, at
Arieta sne inn mm to return no more,
SMOKERS ASK USE OF
REAR CAR PLATFORM
Vancouver People Do Not Like New
Order of Portland Rail
way Management
Vancouver. Wash.. July 11. An agita
tion has been started here to secure tbe
riarht for smokers to smoke In the rear
section upon the Vanoouver cars : be
tween Portland and Vancouver. A peti
tion is to be circulated which will be
presented to General Manager Fuller.
It is contended that as the cars In
service cn the Vancouver-Portland run
were -constructed' with a section net
asidefor wnokers, and-moreover os the
run is a long one, smokers should be
allowed the. use of the weed. When the
railway company put a .top to smoking
on the rear piatrorm. or tne city car.
the same rule went Into effect on -the
Vancouver run, although no complaint
had ever boen Tnade by local people.
One local citizen said: "If the com
pany would spend a little money giving
us better accommodation, upon the Van
couver ferry, so that we do not -take
our lives in our own hands every time
we cross the river. Instead cf depriving
a large number of people of pleasure,
there would be a much' better feetlna-
toward the company In-Vancouver than
battery; came to trial before Judge
Stipp yesterday. The Jury rendered
verdict of not guilty.
IS BURIED TODAY
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fe$&J.'4M Jsstt n mmT.-A
Peter , Sonna, . pioneer of ' Idaho,
ex-mayor of Boise and popularbusl
ness jnan ! whoed'tha, j place1
July 19r-1907. :
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