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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, , JULY tX -1SC7. mm niiED dio nor FOR Oil DEW TO CO SO FJIR ESCAPED COUGAR ATE CHICKENS "...! j Jl. I.'.-'-.: ; ' ,!.::... - . ., i : - : ....... i-.. V:- . THEN EXPIRED IN CAPTIVITY :utheraPacific and 0; & Celia Fay aridiaggie Brown - i. nave iMMjn urate nauucxvu jluu , xux V : Offenders. From Camp. , BMtUN of th v failure of weatern railroads t; run; their trains on Umi they have bMn fined heavily by the Cells Far and Karri Brown, the two young woman who wandered away from tha hotel at Welch's camp near Mount; postofflce department. In tha oaao of Hood Sunday evening-, returned to the one company the fine In tha paat year! camp a few, hours .later, explaining vthat have amounted to about Ito.ooo. , For more than a year wither- the Southern Faclflo nor the O. R. A N. , w - .... ,Ka4 trains n schedule time .except in a lew Inetaiices. The overlap .Tbiss a' real,! true story of howl cougar--one or tne fierce, untamable kind roamed amout tha streets' ' of Portland Sunday night, eeeking a vic tim, and at laat findlnar so much to eat mat ne aiea or overfeeding. The animal eaueed ell kind of eon aternation while ha -was abroad and polloe officer tar ted a ayatematlo hunt together With the animal', hvnfir. They at at overpowerea aim witnout being Injured. - r . ,, . , . - , .- ., , - , The eougar waa tha property of F. A. Stuhr, owner of the wild animal ahow at the Oaka. He slipped out of hla cage Sunday afternoon and a email boy who SCIJITZ MiES SE com BOARD they had wandered Intended to, which accounted for their tat arrival. : - v The young women had been In the camp severer day and left the hotel ter, explaining rthat u employed there, tried vainly to1 pre. farther than they. I vent hi escape. Knowing that, the Y,L. i- imtiUnii from one T to three I ln npany with Mr. and Mra. Robinson rf n?hJ Southern Paclfl f Portland for a walk about the moun bouVs late while the oiwrn racuio lai in aumat ot wlld , Ing cone a short time the young- women 'train, due to arrive in rurusau imm Ban Francisco In the morning;, aeldom arrives before the noon hour. . - Going east, the O. R- sV N. train made the connection at Green River. Wvnminr about once a month, and it became Accessary to arrange a slower schedule. . Even this felled t - acoom- liah results -desired by the government I the transportation of Its mall. According: to the rule regulating the postal department the railroads carry I Ing'.rnau must see mat wie trains sr-i , " rive An schedule time. A few minutes ere allowed them for delays but nothing like the great otsorepanciee tnat nave attended the movement of the Harrl- maa trains In Oregon. The law says I hi of their pay money youns- separated from their friend and for getting the distance and tltne strayed several mues eut or weir course. For a time they were bewildered and feared they were lost, but soon found their way ana eouia nave arrived at the camp much, earlier than thev did had they known their absence waa causing their i nanus worry. - INTEEESTING LETTER - FROM ISAAC MANNING cougar eould escape only through a large hole ln the roof, the boy climbed up tnere, stunea nis net, can ana other carmen t in the hole ln an effort , to cover It r. "'- He waa not shrewd enough for the eoucar. however, for the animal soon started an Investigation and discovered SOCIALISTS HOLO DEHSTH pay money if 10 train are late I cvcuuf ajtjivuivcu iahisiu at avruiiun wa uim u.u mu nioci in on any route in a period of so days. Each railroad is reaulred to file af- flrtavlte with the postal department at i . Waahtncton whenever a1 train I late. I. It is said that the O.'R. N. Co. file f bundle of affidavit each month, at ' ' testlnc to the fact that trains on7 that ! line carrying- rovernment mail have ben late nearly every day. . i Conditions are no better on the t ' Southern I'aclflc. The train from Ban j . Francisco laat Saturday waa 16 houra i . lata in getting; Into Portland, a not In ; frequent occurrence. One day In the j past month the Southern Paclflo train i due at 7:16 In the morning did not ar ' rive until after o'clock ln the even- Inr and the same day the O. R. A N. , train from the east, duo, at :4I In the . morning, did not arrive, until after i o'clock in the afternoon. . Tha arrival of ; the. train on tlm , 1 the exoeption rather than rule. 1" gen, Colombia, Tells of Old " Spanish Walled Town. Isaac A. Manning, of this city, re cently appointed oonaul at Cartagena, Colombia, In South America, haa writ ten to Tom Richardson of the commer cial club an Interesting letter about hi new home and new duties. Carta- f ena is one of the old walled towns of be Spanish andIs one of the most In- lereetins- and nlcturesaue of tha South American porta ' The wall, Mr. Manning said. Is sup- poeeu to nave cost aoout du.uuu.ouo ana wnen tne bill were presented to the honor of the acquittal of "W. D. Hay. wood, aecretary and. treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners. Thsy paraded from headquarters on Burnslcfe atreet to the Plaaa, headed by a band playing- tha "Maraellala.' About 1.009 listened to speeches. The capitalists and some of the au thorities were handled without gloves and Ck W. Speed, organiser at San Franolseo ' for the Industrial Workers of the World, boasted of having had the rleasure of taking part In a demonstra Ion ln . honor of four men who were murdered In Chicago by the capitalist He declared the caDltallst a "sllmv lot or criminals." out at tne same time saia laoor wuum saver oown. All of the speeches were more or less revolutionary. The newspapers were EMIL HELD DENIES ; ; , .PUBLISHED QTOBY Claims lie Made "Arrangements to I Supply Subaeribers With An ' i other rnbllcktion. " Emll Held,r an " advertising man ' of kin Of Rnaln ha la aalH n ha mra 1 Jo his window and looked out toward accused of being unfair. " fc. , auiu i ii lath II lUUfll m men enouch to be seen from finaln. It Is about 20 feet high and ln some piaoe so reet tnrough, with immense water cisterns and passages under-running 11 Tha ruin of the old. Fort Fe lipe stands Just outside the hill. The elty Is a fine sort and the wall waa a protection against the old buccaneers State ana pirates. Mr. Manning haa only praise for the treatment accorded him and for the dmuuiui quarters or tne consulate, a wge mooern ouuaing with modern Im provements. The weather at the time or writing in June was very hot but grow cooler ln the fall. .The wornt MUNICIPAL LIBRAHY TO BE SENT AROUND Library Commission Adopts Traveling Library Plan to Edncate Municipalities. PI. city, denleh-ln .fj mlSSr 'hWlo 1 mAmlnv nana a maapa aif1a niiKlt.Kftil I i . . . . . . . ' -morning paper a news article published in yeSUrday'a .Journal with, reference -to hi actlona ln Forest Grove It was ' stated in The Journal from Forest Grove that he had collected aubscrlp T tlona to his Held's Tourist Bulletin at Forest Grove and had failed to aend the paper. Held claim to have been done a great Iniuatloa- ' I began .publishing. Held'a Tourist . Bulletin last November,' he said, "and . Issued it regularly until April. 4 I be- s came ill and was not able to attend to I ny dutleai During the Ufe Of the pub ; ncaxion x visiiea xreet urove nd so. lid ted subscriptions at tl a vear, agree- ng iv puDiian pictures or tner scenery , of the place together With pictures of prominent pefBons. The Bulletin sua penned publication before these article could be published. . . ' ' L "Ttlowever. I made arrangement with the Spectator, Publishing. company of Whom x had eolleoted the money. ! Hugh Hume, one of the publisher af the SoectStOr. ' daclaraa that Mr f?alf and the Spectator company-failed ' to .' reach n agreement f , . "Mr. Held tallied with Mr. Tyler, my rartner. about the matter," said Mr. lume, "and Mr. Tyler and myself talked ft over. We failed to reach an agree ment, hdwever, 'and did not agree to aend our -paper 4o Mf Held's snbscrlb v ers. Mr. Held came to rne about It and ' offered an explanation which 1 did not understand." . . ' . WILL NUMBER HOUSES f ON EXTENDED STREETS ' . . saw - , : i ngw or, no pisn on root to re number all of the houses In Portland, al- l though this office is preparing to num ber a few on the extended streets," said 4 pity Engineer Taylor this morning. "To - vuiiipet new numoers to De placed on -each house would cause such a confu . slon that I doubt If the residents would stand for it. - i "There af e number ot street in akM J w.-t. i-i. . iovcih auutuvni wnjua wait running t parallel do -not contain the same num bers in tha same blocks, and it is our purpose to correct tnis condition as much as pbBslbla This, however. Is a matter, of small moment' ' A f . Choir Boys Are Back. it The choir boys of Trinity church, who have been enjoying a week's outing at I - craaiae, reiurnea last evening. was against the western steamships by which hla baaaaas waa frelahted and which had been held In San Franclseo without further communication because of Insufficient freight charges paid be fore shipping. They had not yet reached their destination when Mr. Mannlna- EUGENE BUSINESS MEN" i VJ. . Bu gene's business ' men's delegation spent yesterday In' Portland conferring with General, Manager O'Brien of the Harrlman lines regarding better rail way facilities for that city and left for home last night satisfied that some good woeld result from - the visit and conrerence. The oommlttee was assured by Gen. eral Manager O'Brien that better depot isciiiuee. wouia do supplied jsugene and better train service would be provided between Eugene and Wendllng by the putting in or a oaiiy mixed tri tween those points. Mr. O'Brien declined to give them any assurance that Eugene Would be maoe tne terminal point of the Oregon Eastern railroad, the Harrlman Una that I is surveyed across central Oregon from tairvn a vaae. - i LANE CONTRACTS FOR BADLY NEEDED BRIDGE (pedal Dtoeatek to Tea Jsaraall Salem, Or July 10. At the meeting of the library commission yesterday the matter of awarding the 1108 con tract for books for new school libraries was taken up. Two bids were presented, one from J. K. QUI St Co. of Portland, the other from A. C Mcciurg or Chi cago. The contract was awarded to the Portland firm. A new travellnsr llbrarr has been late ly acaulred br the commission. It is .Intended, for the benefit of municipal oiueers ana omer puouo otnciais. it wilrbe Immediately sent around the cir cuit Of towns, each keeping it 80 days. Qorvallis has the i use of It first, and It will be shipped immediately. Tne titles oi tne cooks are as rouows: MunlolDftl Administration." Falrlle; "Water and Publlo Health." Fuentes: "American Cities." Wilcox: "Publlo Water Supplies," Turner and Russell; "EnKlneerlcuT Works ln Small Cities." McCullouah: "Municipal Publlo Works." Whlnerr: "Water Works for Small Cities and Towns." Good ell; "Municipal Improvements," Goodhugh? "Principles of Sanitation and Publlo Health," Sedge- wicx: ' MuniciDai Eniineerinx and san itation," Baker; "Statistics of Cities"; 'Sewage Disposal Problems. DR. FLETCHER TELLS OF ASSAULT ON CAR Irf a communication to The Journal Dr. Oliver O. Fletcher, secretary of the ! Western School of Chiropody, gives his version of, the assault of E. B. Shield upon Rev. R. M. Dunn in a St. Johns streetcar Sunday evening. He says that the blow which hit Mr. Dunn was the possibilities through the hole.1 After leaping .through the aperture, the blg cat ran riot tnrougn the park, causing Jmo and-frlghUnlng people out of He Jumped over. the high fence and aoon diaappared down the railroad tracks. The central operator at polloe headquarters was soon Alatnrhad hv quick and Insistent calls from Sell wood announcing that a huge beast of un known , proportions , waa prowling through that suburb. Manager Stuhr u- nounea ana he with several .ffl0r? .wo have beats In Bellwood wnw in pursuit ' .... . On reaching Bellwood thev soon found the wild anlmal a tracka. He bad made' V" T"y ' inuiasi -persons. ! DUt naa I Tha raitnrt Dr leastea on ehlckens In the neighbor- others soon followed, one being to the t2l!ltf 1 WM t1 Ul Bf'ng "I iffect that the Schmlts board would at- auaauej 4XLLJ.BS rDlllianr.1 WflMl lllsl sslTVa 1 --. aala a. Kak AAlinnll r nHtTfl Ilfirsi mil 2i21Z!r 5! n!i ov,r. n,m .1 uo" af teVnoon. aided by Chief pf Police oeeded In binding the animal. He was pinan, who refuses to recognlce Taylor durnau o ma cage, out so greatly i M mayor. had he en loved hla hriaf fraarinm ,J I rli... ..j inii.a rnmmlulAnir Has. wonderful chicken dinner that he died art. h.id a secret conference early this last night. - .J I afternoon, supposedly for the pur Attempts to Be Made to Seize Council Chambers, Aid-, ed by Police.. , . (Joerhal BperUl BerTies. San Francisco, July 80.r-Late this afternoon Mayor Schmlts confirmed the report that he had appointed a second aa ' niunHMPA Tne report spreaa ue wiwun TAFT IS GIVEN purpose rt maVlna nn I fna arranaamenta Lanrdon nurriea to tne nan oi jus tice, where the board of supervisor holds It meetings, to await develop ments. FAULT If Ml, nor III LADDER What Anglers, Say . of Rogie River Obstruction, and. : "What Owners Say. - .'' ' 'y. r-1"! v . .,---'i.4rr,i0'l i (gpeelal, Dispatch to The ' Joaraal.) , Grants Pass, Or.; ' July 80. Petition signed by nearly 1,000 people residing neajr. togue river ahoy Grants Pass have been prepared for submission to Governor Chamberlain. These petitions aeciare ne nan ladder constructed on DOODM ClSE IS DISMISSED Supreme Court Holds Sub stitution Same as. l New Case.. (SpecUl Dispatch . to The Journal 1 ' f Salem. Or- July 80.-r-The f olio win decisions of : the supreme ' oourt were Stat of Oregon vs. F. K. Reynor, ap. reliant from Union county. T. H. Dnn. ford Judge; affirmed In an opinion by company three miles above thla city to , f. K, Reynor waa sentenced to three be whofly Inadequate and urge that 1m- years In the penftentlary for steallna mediate steps be taken to provide bet- the aum of 180 from Louie Fagln of th" ter .meane for the passage of salmon owl saloon. The alleged crime wis ud the river to the SDawntna- arounds. ..T. vt. V , HZ. . If 1 contended that only a very small uttmimdiad& number of aalmon ret farther- than the bartender - ? ? r dam. and. that hundreds and., thousands "Va.ln vial tad th a ma. of the fish are killed or die without rescuing tne upper river.- - Tneae con dltlona will necessarily result In the Fasln visited the saloon and defend. ant euggested that they exchange vesta oerore agin vest waa returnea. the OHIO BAGKiUG S lm.u wtt&teTW salmoh IS the LvldTc 'ow'- WJ blu "d t01 Rosue rtver r . , yas taken from Faglna pocket , -The Maaaor Ament;of the Golden Drift bW this waa nol larceny, ln- CALLS IT ONLY xmnrvrnm "DAOaTDT U dam waa -constructed, under the 51- 1 " ' ."" VrliKlllfrr KlKSNIKhri .afinn. d.i k. tha v..t.. m.t. I The supreme court UDholds the decision. f aa.vaa.va. w-.- - I IT.""?"- . " ' ' I whlnh la "'' wwmvvbbsv VS S.V . WV UOflJ company declare the ladder placed, on K,,"1!0 'Lwi Jk?n roJa , 1 VV the dam waa ontructd under the l- fl"v?.r?d 'nd,f by fagln. Indorsed by Party for Presi dency Foraker. and Dick Boosted. I GoTernor Chamberlain Agrees That Haywood Jury Could Not Mare : Oonrlrted on Eyldonco. nr... ....a K .w. I tibiuvii Bun wmm v.f.w,au vj Maa v i . r . w- - ; flclal when compleud. . Mr Ament I "Z.".r Z" ".n witnout agin a states that the ladder Is nearly twloe mm wla aa waa vay.tlll'ai m nA thai al- ... a.aa It with aaaa I Fr uivii irwmm v. w a . .v.. www . . . -w . .... A. .... . I n a r AM n m n . k M n J nK.t1 A ... . lie is wining to maxe any cnangeai "7"",';"i ayyaa. r Improvements on the ladder suggest- ( circuit of Multnomah county, U B. Loomla, plaintiff respondent red MoFarland and Oeorae la Oy-velL (Joomal pedal Berries. I Columbus, July 10. Th voting against the Taft indorsement was as follow: Andrew J. Hess, George G. King, O. B. Gould, Penitentiary Warden John J. Adama, C B. McCoy, John S. McNutt. v The resolution adopted follow: "We believe a great majority of the neonle of Ohio are convinced of the high char acter, great ability and distinguished services Of William H. Taft and indoraa his candidacy for the presidency, and we further believe the Republicans of Ohio desire the name of William H. Taft to be t resented to tha national convention aa the Ohio candidate, that Republicans In other states be Invited to cooperate with the Republicans of Ohio to secure his nomination. Wi am. phaUcally declare .the Republicans of Ohio are opposed to the elimination xrom puouo lire I FO raker and Dick, whose service to tha nartv an1 tha United States have been distinguished or ayauity, wisoom ana patnousm." VALE IS ENJOYING 'GREAT-PROSPERITY O. II. Dylan d Says Crops and Gen- eral Business Conditions Are Very Good. , ... (Hpedil Dispatch to The Jonrnit) Salem, Or., July J0 In an Interview Governor Chamberlain today expresses his entire concurrence with the. verdict nf tha Inrw tn tha Ha wood trial. Leav ing nnf tha. aiiaatlnn nf tha moral sullt i width, many of the salmon pound them. or innocence of the defendant, he holds I Selves to death on the dam before they or lmDrovementi ed by the master fish warden or anr other of f loial armed with proper au- tnority. i " -. The trouble does not lie in th ladder, so fishermen declare, but" in the dam. The power dam makea a 10-foot fall across the whole width of the river and the aalmon are unable to sat over it. As the entrance to the ladder la but very email section of the entire river's that slble on Jt: vkUnct as. prMnte4. UNITED BRETHREN DEDICATE CHURCH I (pedal Dlspateh te The JoersaL) Philomath. Or., July 10. The new church of the Radical United Brethren ln Christ of Philomath was dedicated Sunday Just after noon by Bishop 11 la Banciey, v. u, or rortiana. find the ladder. It la Impossible to make a much wider ladder without lnjurlnr the' dam and ae the power dam is naturally held by the company to oe of greater worth than the salmon. It claims that the law of greatest good for the greatest number should rule and ' that ' the controversy j snouia do semea on wis oasis. . EASTERN PRIEST HAD BLACKMAILING SCHEME a if r Sears Jude-a: onlnlon. v ludH filata? mnZjt : . w ' w r Defendants sold tha1 rlrliti In a inmt ' boom to plaintiff for 1500. on condition .' mat ir toe amount or tne curcnase nrloa wae not earned, lesa I2( for tools, tha difference would be refunded. Defend- ' ant refused to rafund. elalmlntr nlalntlf did not diligently and faithfully perform hla contract The opinion affirms tha case In plaintiffs favor, on the ground . tnat tne noom aia not , pay. owing to circumstances over , which he had, no eontrl, .. ... . -. - , ... r.. - ' zrasbaa Case. Dlsmlssesj. k J. K. Bears and the state of Ore row upon relation or. l. ti. Moisary, district attorney of the. Third ludlolsl district. substituted for J. K. Sears, respondente. versu F. I. Dunbar, appellant, appeal from . elrcutt court nf Mar Inn luuinlv. a- WlUlam Galloway, Judge, .dismissed tha case against F. I. Dunbar, charged with- retaining I00,000 money belonging to the state of Oregon ae secretary - of state, Ine defenss held that the sub stitution or the state for j. . K. Bears a respondent, was th commencement of a new suit. In he opinion, that eturt oz tne case ay O. H, Byland, tTnlted States commis sioner at Vale, 'Oregon. Is at the Impe rial hotel ln company with Mrs. Byland, and stated today that crops and general business conditions ln his section of the state are In aood condition. In tullln. of the wonders of eastern Oregon, Mr. jjyiana sua: v Malheur county, like other parts of the state. Is enjoying a nerlod of un usual prosperity. The wool and live stock shipment during the present year have been unusually large, and, owing te the excessive amount of -rainfall dur ing the late spring and early summer, the alfalfa, sugar beet and cereaV crops are better than ordinary. . 'The fruit crops, owing to late frosts, will be a partial failure. The publlo lands are being rapidly appropriated by a strong ana energetic class oi people and two large irrigation companies are completing arrangement whereby area of land on Willow creek may be re claimed. ' , "A company ha purchased the old oll-borlnir plant owned by Sol Hlrsch and haa moved it to Sand Hollow, where a determined effort will be made to lo cate oil Indications being very strong ln that locality for a large oil Industry. "Vale Is enjoying great prosperity. Since the construction of the Malheur Valley railway from the Orea-on Short Line to 'Vale the city haa doubled ln population and Its business haa quad rupled The First National bank of i'f WIth Conredermtes 5- Ert sssns& 'tt Mon From WMlth-' ; xLu;t,0. making a neat, serviceable building with a seating capacity of 100 with Sunday school rooms besides, and la located on one of the nicest lots In the city. Preceding the dedicatory . service Bishop Berkley raised In cash and sub scriptions nearly 11,400 for the benefit of the church, which clears It from all Indebtedness and leavee a nice margin for further Improvement of the prop erty. lans Under Bonds ' Sstata, ' Sdlth M. ' Alderman. asnellanL vermis county OfTiliamook, a publlo corpora tion, w. w. uonaor, ciauae xnayer, s. S. Johnson, resnondent: aoneal from fiaamai naafai imtai I circuit court Tiiiamooa- county William . New Tork. July lO.-Fath.r ; JiffJSSS WBrtvuBmiMi. UJw Miuguirui yi iVBi accuad of hArlnff uowImo of th operation of a soorot society supposed a. av.aHa.aul la. kT.aLMam.. ...U)l rrhaa K-atKea. Stat, a .lsatavJt Awa- I W -w WIlBfiaj-flSU Ul UUaWfVl'iaa 11 til HW1UIT Jti? tah?. Lt',Mnnt txV. w.. n bond, .j Iiu.uvu zor examination. in grana lurv Is Investigating. Five men ar rested with him were released on 160.! bonda The fact waa brought out thari tlt.OOO waa demanded from Bedro Kasanlan and Mirlra Karaguslan and $500 from Mirlm Harapollan. peiant from administration of late hus band's estate on the ground of attemoN : ing to defraud the county of l8.ltf.1T held by intestate aa las collector. Tha th outcome of this service and under the able leadership of their pastor. Rev. Walter Reynolds, are planning for more efficient work along all llnea. ANNUAL REPORT ON TILLAMOOK SCHOOLS i . (pedal Dlsoatch te The loernal.) "' a -1 A. T,.lw .A rph. h..h1l. AmI report from TUUroook county haa been tiled at the! office of the sute superin tendent of school and shows the follow ing: Number of children of school age, male tit, female 717. total 1.661; num ber of children of School age not attend In -any school, male 169. female ills. total 104: number of teachers, mole 11, female 44, 'total 7(: number of teachers opinion la that, the county had no right to remove ttt' administratrix until It had eotabllabeoT Ita claim and nrovad an intention to defraud creditors. H. N. Putnam, plaintiff and respond ent J. la Stalker, defendant and re. pellant; appeal from circuit court of Grant county, George OB, Davis judge; reversed on opinion by Commissioner Slater: nlalntlff awarded' liEO for lloioua arrest. He waa charged wltbj obtalnlnr monav under falaa nratanaaa. CASE ON TRIAL 2ff GUAIARDO MURDER ""(pedal Dispatch te Th Jooraid,) St Helena.. Or July JO. The lease of Francisco N. Guajardo, charged with the murder of Herbert M. Swarthout near Rainier May 8, 1 on trial here lnj IL. frrk '4.. a. a a . al aa"ln,KU.?uyu J?; .OI 5?ms " Pf- y.terday and. four wltn..,e. (pedal Dispatch to The Journal) Eugene. Or.. July SO The countv i"? a "'"Vi1 i"l ff. 71 WB3 rupieo Tne jnrst national bank of uuaouo, vi, auij av. idi county I (ntandad for hlmanlf. hut that It arlancaH I v.u haa !. ..-.ni.ti J 1 . , Z ' " . " - I ' .'UW J " vvu.i.v.VU IIIUT QU IHKV wnn aiBaoirouB resuns to me recip- an excellent two-story buildlna con lent. Shield then made a wild rush to structed of gray sand Stone and briok, escape. Prior to that he had abused Four other brick and stone building r iuu.r wun uau lojiguagv w iuu prva- are in cuurso ox construction. ence of- many ladle. Mr. and Mrs. Byland will anend aav: Dr. Fletcher state that two year ago eral days at th coast before returnina mra. -omeras ran at rnmnni ai du iv o, commissioners' court yesterday after noon awarded the contract for the erec tion of a county bridge across the Wil lamette river at Lowell, 20 miles east of Eugene, to L. N. Roney of this city for $1,2 S. The bridge will be on one-of -the- most extensively traveled road ln the county and tha nnlv maana of crossing the river at that place for the past many years has been a ferry- uuav. - riuvi iubi spring tne Doat has been out of commission on account of the banks being washed away, making fc iuiyuDiuio iwr wie ooai to lana. irav elers on that road have had to go sev eral miles out of their way to cross the river. i47Lait.l?l"n,ned today, the principal being Mra. - Hwartnout, i-ier memory raiiao nar on chief points and she denied statements previously made. j Guajardo Is a Mexican. He lived about five mile east of Rainier, On the morning of Wednesday, way I. he hot and killed Swarthout and walked i into Kaimer ana gave himself up. say- eii-ueiense. PERSONAL " - &v . The need to be soon filling our counters with Fall Goods gives you this chance. - w jan o, lAiuiy, patrern, .light, cool, fashionable f T Trousers that sold reg 1 ularly at $4, $4.50 and W: : 4 See' the window dis play., ' ' ..' rrruhnPiop J.Ichawk Bldg. ' y . 1C5 end 1C3 Third SL, C. L. Snyder, secretary nf tha iwamt. civil service district. Is ln Portland on a tour of inspection. Mr. Snyder will leave today for Puget Sound. R. Alexander, a nrominnnt marrhont of Pendleton, was a visitor in Portland yesterday.--- He has been at tha m,.i Several days and left last night for his ome. W. A. Aldrlch. a can It all f nf Tm.ni.. Is at the Portland hotel. Hn i. an.nm. Sanled by D. B. Greene, of Schneotady ew Tork. ' D. N. Byerlee, formerly of the Hood River News-Letter and -who purchased- the Interest of R. W. McKeon In the St. Johna Review, will soon pub lish that, paper aeml-weekly lnstanrHnf weekly. ' Mr. Byerlee haa sreatlv lm. proved the St Johns Review. Frank C Miller, formerly cashier f the United States National bank nt Portland. -is-oxoocted to-arrive in thn city about August 1. - After a few days' I stay he will so to Mackentle river for an outing of a month or six weeks. Rev. E. Nelson Allen,- pastor of the Hawthorne Park "Presbyterian church, will spend hla vacation at Tillamook and preached - nis last sermon until after his outlna- last Sunday. He will be away until BeDtember. Rev. A. A. Morrison. D. D.. rector of Trinity church, returnea tnis afternoon from New York. ..-. t.- Bnlldlng jPennJts. d. W. Leaner, story and a half dwell Ing. Kast Fortieth and ast Madison, 1,900; Oregon Hotel, repairs hotel, aev. enth between Stark and Oak. 12,000.-F. M. . Lyons, repairs, dwelllng,;'West ave nue oetween Mawtnorne ana reservoir, 1200; J. W. Booth, two-story 'dwelling. Kast Eleventh between Going and Wy- gant. iz.uuu; fortiand Hotel . company, repairs hotel, vTamblll between Sixth and Seventh, 12,000; Jame White, re pairs dwelling. Rodney between Eugene and Tillamook, $560; M. C. Davis, one story toolhouse. East Madison between East Twenty-ninth, and East Thirtieth, 100; Robert Hicks, one-story dwelling. East Fifteenth between Hoi brook and Alnsworth.-1100: J. J. Kadderlv. renalnr 25?" ' East N1nth between Star w"hiSton $700; Beck InvestmeniJ r.'i; I' ,.. Beventn between SaLf"4 fJn. J80.000; H. R, Browh, S-ywelllng; Bralnard betwefn 27 15e!!Xefi U5: Bernard Thomp son. one-stnr 4,ain t- m lxth hatmaa- TnlT Johns, where he took a'' couple of Sun day dinners. Later Mrs. Shields, tired of working in the restaurant, applied for Instruction at the Western School of Chiropody and graduated as a chirop odist and went on her way making her Shields became enraged ana sought re venge. DATE AND PLACE OF THE ONION HEARING YOUNG TOURIST LOST IN WATERS OF LEWIS Ralph . Claypool of Lancaster, O, Seized With Cramp Compan. ions Unable to Rescue. fSpedal Dlipatck te The Toarlal.l Salem. Or- Jul 0. The case of the Confederated Onion Growers' as sociation vs. - the- Southern -Pacific rail way will be heard at 202 Commercial block, Portland, September S at 1 p. m. This case has arisen out of an Increase in the rate on onions in quantities less than one carload, from the stations of Beaverton, Hlllsboro and Tualltan to Portland. Other Increases were com plained of, among which Is that In car load rates from Beaverton- to Portland the alleged abnormal rate on fertilizer. The company has ' answered the charges ln a letter to, the railroad com mission, which, after receiving the statements or both sides., set tne aate for the hearing. Invited by league OF MUNICIPALITIES j - Mayor Lane this moraine received the announcement of the eleventh an nual meeting of the League of American Municipalities, to be held at Norfolk, Virginia. September 18 to 20. The city is invited to send members of Us gov ernment to attend the sessions. It 1 customary ln eastern cities for the city to bear the expenses of such delegate, ana tne matter -win be brought up at tne next meeting ox tne council. BRISTOL IS CALLED ; TO SAN FRANCISCO betwaaa ".V"1?:- .T7nT-' Rlggln between East east Twenty-ninth. story church; jTn ty-alghth and - tTnlted States District Attorney W. C Bristol received a telegram-this after noon calling him -to- San Francisco and will ' leave thla evening or ; tomorrow morning for the Bay City. Mry Bristol knows nothing whatever as to the. na ture or tne cau. out win leave as soon as ne can get away. HAWSE IN HOSPITAL A NERVOUS WRECK tJoonul ' Special flerylce.l (Boedal Dlvpateh t Th JearaaL) Vancouver, Wash., July 20. Taken with cramps In the cold waters of Lewis river just .above the falls, Ralph"!. Claypool, a young man reoently from Ohio, was drowned last evening in full sight of five companions. The accident waa a very sad affair. The drowned young man was or a well-known Lan caster, Ohio, family. With a friend, U. A. Musser. he was makinar a tour or the west ana had gone out to Hus. ton's sawmill for a week to roue-h It. He waa to have returned home within a xew aays. ; After supper last evening Claypool with two others employed at the mill. went to the river for a swim. Without warning Claypool waa ,takn - with cramps. He called for heln. One of the swimmers endeavored to save him , but I waa unable to keep him afloat and he soon same to tne Dottom. or the stream, whence the body waa raised an hour afterward. ' The body was broua-ht to this eitv oy train tnis morning ana ' win be snipped to tne nome or tire parent. Claypool waa aged II year and was single. .'' ..' ! THREE INCORPORATIONS WERE FILED TODAY Articles of Incorooration of threa firms were filed in th office Of the county cierx this morning. The- Younger Grocery company was incorporated oy C. E. Long, Otto J. Kraemer and Cath erine lounger, capital stock, fz.ooo. Articles of Incorporation of the Erie uonairucuon conioanv wara rum t n C. Craig, George Waggoner and J. b! Toung. Capiuf stock. 15.000. R.- la Donald. Geora-e P. Defeirm arA waiiace Mcuamanvmed articles nf in. corporation of the Grand Ronde Land company, Capital stock, 175,800. i TAKE DEPOSITIONS in mrs;eddy's CASE San Francisco, July- 20. Hawse, the third mate of tha Columbia, Is in the marine ; hospital, a nervous "wreck, iha result of a physical breakdown caused xus .oonauct auring the Concord. Masa.." July' S0.The attor ney for the "next friends" this afternoon announced that on Thursday, they would begin' taking depositions to be submit 1 ted to the masters in Mrs. Eddy's case beor Attorney Fernald ln Boaton. ,, Hi number of districts Qualified to vote on achool 1.2(5; number of choolhouse. 56; num bar of schoolhouses built during : th year. 8: average number of month taught in district. 6.7. . LOCAL OPTION FINES , ? IN LINN TREASURY .(Bpedal TMipateh te The JoamaL Albany, Or., ., July 10. The Linn county treasury' has been enriched in the aum of titi in fine paid by parties violating the local option liquor law. u-. a. XAmiamu jvmiunr vuiiiinvteu Ilia f . m A V l , iyft";Sn"...ai1,?-ha AT tlon was Issued against thejroperty of unaries K.rocnei to cover tne cost ana disbursements in two previous convic tions that resulted ln a fine, and a Judgment for the costa The amount of the entire judgment and execution was HAHSEN DENIES ing he shot in Swarthout came from San ' Antonio, Texas. He had been separated from his wife about 18 months. She is a nair-oreea uneroaee, about 45 years old. She had been cooking for Guajardo and she and her children were living at his , UUUIIi . Did ETerjthing Possible Ha Tlrvll n -myra Tfnl T w- XVvXUvO , IV ,ilvljp VAT" lumbia Passengers. T INCENDIARIES TRY RAILROAD CROSSING! (Special DUoateh to The Journal. La Grande. Or.. July 20 Donald w sell, the youna- son of J. A. tiusmIi at this eityr waa fatally injured In an w-1 limber. viuviik mi mi s inn inur.iinjj, in oross- (Joeraal gpecla Servie.) , , " . San "Francisco. July - 10. Cantaln Hansen of the schooner San Pedro and First Mate Hendrlckson arrived thla morning. This afternoon they appeared ' before the .Columbia board of fnaulry. - Hansen defiled the charges made byj Haws and claimed he did every thin possible to aid in tne reaoue. He saidj ! he took aboard all - the vessel would hold and admitted warning the lifeboat, away, giving as va reason the fear thai it would be staved in br th floatln ing the railroad track a work train col- liae, ed with the hn sro-v In whlnh ha Trt TlERTPriV frrrV arlvin"'' was picked up in an un- w -. a. xa.a. a. i conscious conoition ana aiea rrom his injuries oerore no, reacnea u Grande, His horse was also killed and tha buggy LIEUTENANT GRANT TO MARRY MISS ROOT (Jooraal Bpeetal Service.) Moravia, N. Y July 20. An attempt waa made today to burn this city. . The fir raged from early this morning un til noon, the flames breaking out In various places. , Before the fire could be checked .the second time entire blocks were destroyed Including the Maaonlo temple and opera bouse with loss or 185,000. FISHERMAN TAKES , rjoeraal Special Service. Washington,. July so. -Tho engage ment oi lieutenant u..e. urant, tnira, and Edith Root, only daughter of Secre- tnrv tritAr earsisi annmitinail tTa KH( )' IH AT NT K A M K It 1 1f" on 01 Major general , Frederick IX " OAAJAJIlXiAl Grant, grandsorf of the late President urant. miss Koot does not oare much for society. She Is a splendid horse- BURNSIDE BRIDGE TRAFFIC HELD UP! BSBBfsaasTsaBBaBsa Heat caused the expansion " of thai steel girders on the Burnside street - Dnage tnis anernoon to sucn an extent that It was impossible - to . close the draw. Trafflo waa held up and at 1:80 o'clock no cars could ' taaa over . tha Driage. it was impossible to make lt urtw ui piacs, vt was too long. T (Bpedal Dlipatck to The ;- Journal.) .ioicii-. w i ., a u.jr o v. x CLO An derson, a fisherman at Willow Bar, Is charged with having shot six times at the steamer Wauna Monday at 7:16 a. m. Two shots, it Is said, passed through the pilot house,' barely missing the pllOt. - ; . ' ALIGHTED ON HANDS AND BROKE HIS ARMS (Spedal Dispatch te Tha JonrniL) " Euaena. Or July 8 0. A oemillar ac cident happened yesterday afternoon to George W. Smith, a painting contractor i oi tnis city, no was on a scarroio, 10 feet above the floor ln a building, when the board on which he was aLandln, suppea ana ne ren to tne iioor, augnt Ina on both hands. The bones of both forearms were broken squarely across. woman and fond of travel. The coudIo Decame acquaimeo wnue ne was mil itary aia to tne presiaent. PLAINTIFF WIFS IN ELLIOTT DAMAGE SUIT INDEPENDENCE PAR (Joernal Bpedal Berrle.) Manila, July 80. -Tha Independeno party has won an overwhelming vlotory. Only a email oercentaare of the- votlna : population voted. Dr. Domlnador Go mes, who was elected in Manila, is under prison sentence for, alleged frauds. xnere was no aisoraer. . WEALTHY LUMBERMAN KILLED ECAUTO WRECK ' (Spedal DUpatcn t The Joomal) St. Helens, Or.,' July 20. In tils' case of Elliott iva A. & C. Railroad company, I which waa tried by the circuit court June s ana v, a aeoisipn has been ren-t dered awarding. 11,000 damages. .' Thai injuries which were the basis of the Uw,hWe vad . in an i accident in companions are in the hospital as tha which the plaintiff and several .other result of an auto ni.,ni. XiiVTi.vJ? s (Spedal Dlipatcb to The JoarnaLlr Everett. Wash.. July 30. A. a. Smith of . Hartford, Washington, a shingle manuxaciurer, is aeaa ana three oi nis PAY ENORMOUS SUM FOR WESTERN TROTTER (Joornsi Special Service.) " passengers were injured, ..The present case is .aomewnat in tne nature of a test ana it is expectea tnat other, suits vu uia hui aruuuua wm oe tiiea. TAFt INDORSED BY - OHIO REPUBLICANS ' (Journal Boedal Berrlce.t Columbus, Ohio, 'July 80.A resolu- her this morning., . i n m . 1..1 I linn aiilArimv Tin , f a. Ik. hpa.u.u trotter brought east by -Charley -Deryder j was adopted .this afternoon ..by a. vote was sold this afternoon to Gearre II. Eetabrook of Denver for $10,000. " . . 1TIREMAN IS KILLED ON FEDERAL GUNBOAT ' ' (Journal Spedal Berrlce.t Washlnaton." July -80.a-A di snatch to the navy department, today Announced that a boiler tube - exploded . yesterday on tne unuea oiaies sunooai. waaninp'- ton at Naking, China. Fireman Philip Hind was v- kUled . and .three others scalded. ?. a-.i . I:7 -j- "Vr..'i,' 1 '- '" 111 " 1 '. ', , PMtbr Cook's iloase Btuitedi : ' Kewfcerar Oi. Jhly JO. Th hnun of Rev; Martin Cook was ; destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. - Most of he household effects were, saved. There was to lnsuranca- - tv. sH- i 1 tmm mv ..v,ia wJiw' IUB . UUIIJ .met .-that ; Foraker : praotloally Of - 15 to - Six by the Reoubllcan alata central - committee, The Foraker-pick comuin was rouiea. . ne a art senti ment was so strong - beror the oom mlttee gave up. CARNEGIE HANDED A LEMON IN DISGUISE! -m4 -- (Bpedal Dlapatdl to The JoarnaLt ' The Hague, July 0. In the presence of. a distinguished International, audi ence . the foundation of the Carnegie peace palace Was laid today by Presi dent Nelldorff of the peace conference. The stone was laid In honor of -Queen Wllhelmlna. ;t Tli csr andthe peace conrerence naid a hiah tribute to r.mr. aglv: Wilhelmlna appointed Carnegie an Officer Of t-e ordar of Orans-a an1 Nassau, - .p:ik::. , ;,!,;. . ! , " -ninth, I y rrlticism w 1 KILLS MAJ WHO RA v 0 AWAY WITH HIS WIFE -.. . : V' '" -.. -, .- "...ni-1. W-i "' "' " .!'."' : ):' :" ''(i'i'!t '- (Spedal- Dlapatch: to The Joomal.) ' j; Seattle. Jnlr SO nhita .TiiunMH. last nlaht shot and' kill ad T. Okan- ' alskl, one of hlsVcountrymen, in the lat- .. ter's home near Taooma. Jealousy, was ; ': the' cause. - Six weeks aa-o Obata ran - a way- wun rs. vitanaiSKi. - Tne- eoupie - t vr IntAfnantal o .A kn,i.k k.Alr hit ! - wr vki.u t I uu,U immn vw -j. were not prosecuted. Obata escaped to the woods, He is heavily armed and , deflaa arrest,. .'-& .it i- J, A aovemmant hill for vrantlndr atata v advances to farmers for agricultural agriou)tural banks In existence elsa. Where, wilt be introducaA tint aaaalon ' - in the Cape South Africa legislature. ; Miss AnastaSlk O'Maara o PamhTfrtira. ' ' Massachusetts, has. the honor of hni b 5 the first woman to hold an office in ' Retail Clerks' association of that cl?:v i She waa also .the first .woman mamberK of the association. , (. 1 Tha latest anfl mrtat im.tn.lata fntm ' oi governiiieni sics insurance is oem considered in Holland. The proposed Insurance is obllaratory and extends tS) allilaborers smployed-regularly. v - i