V THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAIi ' PORTLAND, '. SUNDAY MORNINQ,' ! AUGUST ; 4. ! JGOT.. .
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LAPS' FINE STAGGERS
STANDARD ATTORNEYS
'If
Federal Jndge's Asspcssment
Throws Rockefeller law
yers Into a Panic
AIL THEIR MOTIONS
AM OVERRULED
ATI Btantara of Ooonaol Immediately
Summoned From Europe Conrt'i
Bemarks Moat Sensational Utter
not Ever Coming From Bench.
By Jamea Evana.
(Bitnt Xrw by Loofwt Immt Wire.)
Chloago, Aug. I. Judg Knamw M.
Landla, of the federal district oonrt, to
day fined th Standard Oil company
I1M44.0O for having violated th m
klns law pertaining to rebate on 1,411
counts. It wu th maximum penalty
permitted by th etaratea, and It la th
largest aaaaamnt for aa infraction of
. tb law that la recorded In all history
for all governments.
It waa a dramatlo morning In oonrt
What Judg Land la had to aay to John
D. RockeftUar's truat will liv aa on
of th moat sensational nttranca eom
Jnr from th bench. Twic Judg Lan
dla waa aoDlauded. But h halted th
demonstration himaelf, rapping- fiercely
on th woodaa dealt la front of him with
his bar knuckles.
yrooaaq V xa Against BaOroaaa.
Backed bT th cohesive forcea of th
United Bute authorltl, Judg Landla
ton. th Chi
thla tnqolaltortal body will b to look
artar tne orr ending rauroads and tha in'
aiviauaia.
Bookefenav Attorney oa-plne4.
Th announcement thraw tha attor-
Bra for Mr. Rockefeller almof t In
panlo. There wr present Chauncey
w. aaartyn, jtooert w. etawart ana Mr
rttt Starr, aasoolatea of A. D. Kddv.
a-eneral watrn counsel for th Stand-
ard Oil. John 8. Millar and Mr. Eddy
are in juarop ana aaorits jiosoninai ta on
a vacation in tn east, ah or inem
have been asked to com hom at one.
In a moment altar th decision th
nwa waa telegraphed to Mr. Rockefeller
at hla hom near Cleveland, j. A. moi
fett prealdent of th Indiana company,
nam In New York, immediately aav
out an Interview In which he crltlaleed
th court action ana etrenuousiy ae
fended the commercial oourae pursued
by hla company.
Dlatrlot Attorney Btme and hia aa
alatant. Jama H. Wilkinson, war
hlrhlr eratlfled at the court's action.
Judge Landla had nothing to aay.
Treated aa Any Other Criminal.
inAn T.andla be fan to alva sledge
hammer blowa to tha Standard Oil trust
from the moment he took hla bench. No
auch language waa vr befor Incor
porated Into Judicial aentencea aa h
ahot atralaht at th blggeat commercial
association of men In all tha world, ur
ki matVinHa ha aalri that the maker
of counterfeit coin and th pilfering of
money from the malla, were acta les
violent to aoclety than thoaa ayatema
of commercialism ercled by th
Standard OIL H said: ... , .
"The men who thua deliberately Vio
late thla law (meanlnc th Elklna law).
wound aoclety more deeply han does
he who counterfeit coin or a teal a
OIL
n
BUSY
11
Eockefeller Was Deeply En
grossed Yesterday Imme
diately After Court's Fine
- Became Known Had No
Time for Visitors.
(Catted Preaa by ftpedal Ltesad Wire.)
Cleveland. Ohio. August I. John D.
Rockefeller, head of the Standard Oil
company, which waa nnea over ,
000,000, spent on of tha bualaat daya
In hla career today. Until th Chicago
decision waa read, ha apnt hla time
aa usual. But aa soon aa tha decision
and fin had been announced th oil
king plunged into bualneaa Not onca
did he ahow himaelf out of doora after
STRIKE TIES UP
COLORADO
ROA
D
Passenger and Freight Serr
ice Between Wyoming
and Texas Paralyzed.
will preoeed againat tha Chicago A Al
ton. tn (jnicaxo at jatrn minoi ana
th Chicago Terminal railroad com-
pant, that gave to Mr. Rockefeller'
oil truat Illegal rebates
H will attack th indlvidnala of both
th U and th railroad corporations,
instituting and permitting auch prefer
ential rata. The railroad ar to be
IndlcUd on Unas identical with tha pro
oadar In tb Standard Oil eaaea fined
by Judge Landla today. Th individuals
will b prosecuted under th conspiracy
act, for which, after conviction, ther la
prescribed a penitentiary sentence,
rdaon Seateao race riaaaolara.
Thua John D. Rockefeller, William
Rockefeller, Joha D. Arehbold, H. H.
Rogera, J. A. Moffatt and other of
ficers of th Standard Oil company, to
gether with th contracting freight of-
oere. auditors ana otner ex ecu in
the Chlci
fl
auditors and other executives of
caa-o A Alton and Chicago A
('tun IlTinAla railroad tnmnanlea are
j, to be lndloted with th end In view of
placing on them auits ef atrtped olo th
ing, surround them with iron bars aub-
ject them to prison rules, and condemn
, them to shame and disgrace.
I When Judg Landla had concluded
, with -reading- hU written . opinion f
' footing the Standard Oil company of
; Indiana, th Indicted concern, during
the litigation of which tb entire com
"r mercial wrld baa been interested, he
turned to District - Attorney 81ms and
' directed that a panel of 60 men appear
. befor htm August 14. Th dutlea of
mnnmv frnin tha malls. M
The court reviewed th objectlona of
nounael in their many forma. He read
from hla typewritten page with a slow
and studied speech, hla vole rising and
falling.- with dramatlo ffeot, as his
most important declaratlona were ut
tered. WaXl fftree roaoaon Fraaeat.
Wall atreet men had representatives
present They were there to take ad
vantage of th deeialon by the effect
it would have on the market These rep
resentative aat near the entrance to
th courtroom that they might bet away
the moment the extent of the fine waa
known. That information waa reserved
until the very last of Judge Landla'
utterances.
Like a flash SO men tried to get
through the doora leading to the eleva
tors at the same moment. The confu
sion exasperated th court. Probably
Judge Landla knew tha character of the
bualneaa of those making the noise. He
directed that the marshal preserve
order.
Th offenses for which the Standard
Oil company waa convicted were for
shipments of oil from Whiting, Indiana,
to Eaat Bt. Louis, at a lower rate than
scheduled, either to tha public; or to
th lnteratata commerce commission.
It waa proved that the Standard Oil
company profited by the hauling of
0,000 care at the preferential rata,
1121,000. Tha penalty following la more
than on hundred time the original
profit.
Tha Standard Oil oompany could, with
f 29,140,000 build and equip as no rail
road in th nation la equipped, a three
track ayatem from Whiting to Eaat St
Louis at less than the figure it will
have to yield In tha event Judge Landla I
aeciaion ib upneia. Ana atiomeya aay
ther ia little doubt
noon.
Contrary to hla usual custom ha aid
not greet several parties of visitors.
Even membera of tha etrongeet class
in tna St. Clair mission, an axrmatea
work with the Euclid avenue Baptlat
church, failed to lure him away from
hla deak.
In veara son by. he haa dropped
everything to meet member of the
Sunday school of which he la tha presi
dent To callera who wlahed to pay
their respects, it waa aald that Rocke
feller waa reatlng and that hla secre
tarlea were too buay to talk.
Rockefeller knew of tha Chicago de
cision almoat aa aoon aa it waa read,
lie waa In cloae touch with the Chi
cago ofilctala of hia company. Tha
message containing th announcement
of the fin reached him Juat aa he waa
reaching tha golf links after hla regu
lar morning exercise.
Hi haatened to tha houae whr ap
parently he forgot tha usual program
entirely. He waa engaged with bual
neaa callers for ao long that lunch waa
an hour late and even then ha waa buay
at the table, shortly after t o'clock
the first visitors arrived and naked for
Rockefeller' a secretary.
"Miss Adama la extremely buay and
asks to be excused now," said the but
ler nervoualy, after returning from tn
house.
Saturday afternoon ar not ueuaxiy
devoted to work at Forest Hill.
WILL NOT COME DOWN
(Continued from Pag One.)
FRENCH DUKE HAS
JOB DBSnOB
Marriage Contract of Pretty
American Heiress Signed
; geveral Days Ago.
(Bet rat Ifew ay Longest Leased Wire.)
. Paris, Aug. . Society la on th qui
f Ylv over th report that th Duke de
Chautne haa aucceedad In hla wooing
of Miss Theodora Shonta, th daughter
of TbodorP. Shonta, head Of tha New
Tork traetlon truat - '' '
According to th latest reports th
marriage eon tract, which la neoaasarlly
- under th French law, waa algnad here
a few days ago tn tb preaenc of Wit
p aea Prlno Oalltxln and Count da
Plctua being th duka'a witnaaaea.
While th report ia unconfirmed, ther
atro no denials of it, and whan the
Gbonta family want to London tha
dak accompanied them, although atop- with Franklin
iinur
rniHii nun
ritHIMUlf d nun
WILL BE SOLD
Paris Evidence of Great
American in Good State
of Preservation.
(tmttea Frees ay feeelal Leeeed Wire.)
Paris, Aug. S. A house 1 to bo aold
in Paris which haa a remarkable In
terest for Americana. Thla la the for
mer hom of Benjamin Franklin, 20
Rua da Pontblvere, in th St Honor
quarter, and quite close to tha Champa
Elyteea and the Elyzees palace.
It waa built by the great American
himaelf and ha lived in It before he
went to reside In Passy, or rather in
th Intervals since Passy, to which on
goea now In 10 minutes bv tnunwav
waa in Franklin's time a summer re.
sort.
Th genuineness of the association
la undoubted, for tha
"5? raduk. 1- aoln J?OUM li ' number of th.
It la reported that the duk la going 1 important worka of the period On Its
KSLJSSSSSt tdia of '&ltTnt t0l ta a Dillon bearing th
w hay an exaggerated lda or thlnajn nf Bntamin irv.nirif.. L.
th of tha Shonta family.
ASSASSIN EEP0ETED
TO HAVE CONFESSED
t
(Tfettad Piass by Bpeda LeaMd wire.)
Maw Tork, Aug. t. Through th of
Car of Bedroa Hampartsoomian, mllllon-
at, H. 8. Eavahanjian'a assassin la
reported to have confessed all h knowa
about the Armenian terrorist organis
ation and It la believed th authorltl
ar on tha verge of learning tha lnsld
history not only of thla murder but tha
aaeaaslnatlona of half a dozen other
Armenian who were put out of th
way because of their refusal to pay
iriuuie 10 id. society.
Hampartzoomlan'a offer waa coupled.
it la aald, with a plea for clemency. The
district attorney's reply was that if
Ham part soom lan waa really duped aa
ha claims, hla duty ahould be plain. Aa
th slayer haa been constantly weaken
ing, it ia believed he will soon reveal
all ha knowa.
Saloona Moat Cloae Early.
(United Press by Special Leased Wire.)
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 1. Governor
' Comer today signed the bill requiring
all saloons in the state to close early at
nigni. jti towna or io.oou and less tha
hour la 7 to 2:16 o'clock.
nam of Benjamin Franklin, with hla
portrait The house Is in excellent
preservation and well hunt mr, i. .m
quit atrong.
NEW INSTEUCTOR
AT TUALATIN
(Special Dispatch to Tha Journal)
Foreat Grove, Or. August 2. Mlsa
Virginia F. Tancey of Missouri haa
been aecured by Prealdent Ferrln aa
aaslstant in Tualatin academy. She la
graduate of Hardin college and re-
wlll be devoted to tha following pur
poses: pleadld Tamily KotaU.
"The Washington and California
bulldinga will be fixed for family
hotela. Tb guests will have the use
of th grove. I have forgotten ui
number of gueat chambers they , will
make, but it 1 quite a number. ' Tha
special featurea contemplated are a
Turkish bath In the basement of the
Waahlnrton building. The lower floor
or the Washington bulldlna; will be used
for office and lobby, and the lower floor
or th California building for the oaf.
rrominem Portland hotel men may con
duct that enterprise.
Th oriental building will be offered,
rnt'fre. for five years, or ten yeara
may De aesirea, to tn city ior con
ventlon purposes, and for the Rose
Fleata association for Its annual festi
val purposes. Th foreign exhibits
bulldlna; will he given a concrete floor
and will ba uaed for an automobile gar
age; wnetner aa a puoiio garage, or a
frlvate one to be uaed exclusively bv
he membera of an automobile club, ia
not yet determined.
"If tha Oregon building la taken for
an automobile clubhouse, the foreign ex
hlblta building will be set aside for
their purposes. The administration
building will be the office headquarters.
The agricultural building will. If I suc
ceed in time, be offered to th com
mittee In charge of tha horse show this
fall, to be uaed by them If they prefer
It to the Armory. We now have eirhtv
atalls finished In tha Klondike building
at tha end of th Trail, which that
committee can use to acenmmndata
boraea, if they deaire, during the ahow.
rlne Driving Space.
Tha agricultural building Is 450 feet
long and 200 feet wide and covers a
little mor than two down town blocks;
th galleries are ideal for such a social
event Tha Inside driving apace on the
lower floor cannot be excelled. I hope to
see the celebration held there and would
take th matter up with the committee
at once and offer them the free use of
tha building. An especially attractive
feature will be the fact that there ia
reaay on me grounds a level track four
tenths of a mile long, or over 2,000 feet
for outdoor exhlblta. This track runs
from tha administration building
along the west aide of the agricultural
building, around the sunken gardens to
tha railing at the grand stairway, thence
around west of the foreign exhlblta
building, between it and the oriental
building, back to the administration
building. It la not long enough for
speeding, but It ia long enough for dis
play. If that feature la included, then
the grandstand can be made temporarily
of the foreign exhlblta building, or one
made out in the open, the grounda to be
at tha aervlce of the horae ahow committee.
Plenty of Floor Space.
"Th manufacturer building has
90,000 square feet of floor snace. It
(Ckited Faasa ar tpeatal Leased Wire,)
Dnrr, CoL. Aug. A. gnral trike
of all membera of tb Brotherhood f
Railway Trainman employed by th Col
orado A Southern railroad ayatem (at
tending from Orln Junction, Wyoming,
to Texlln. Texas, waa ordered at noon
tooay ana tonignc ruuy igg man ar out,
with mor to follow aa aoon a thav
bring their trains back to th terminal
points. Tn atrik was ordered by W,
T. Newman, vice-grand master of tha
Dromernooo.
Aa a result of the strike, th CAS.
a not moving a frelaht wheal lata to
night and la running ita paasenger
trains on tha varloua branches and dl
visions with tha greatest difficulty.
Tha atrika la not for higher wagaa
r better hours, but really a sympa
thetic mora In behalf of tba awltchmen
of the ayatem, who went out two weeka
ago for an Increase of 2 centa par hour
in tneir pay. ieaa tnan loo switchmen
were involved, and tha company during
tha paat two weeks haa filled their
places and waa in a fair way to clear
nines oi aiainga with loaded freight
ear.
Unless tba atrika la aetUed within
the next 41 hour many factories and
smelters dependent upon tha Colorado
A Southern for coal and or supplies
win nave id auapena operations.
Vice-President A. D. Parker of tba
C. A 8. clalma tha trainman hav vio
lated their contract and h aent a
lengthy telegraphlo appeal for aid to
th president and th Interstate com
merce commission.
PEISON SENTENCE OF
LEN KATON STANDS
(pedal Dispatch to The JearaaL)
Olympla, Wash., Aug. I. Tb au
preme court haa affirmed tha case of
tha state of Washington, respondent va.
Lin Katon. appellant, from Chehaila
county. The defendant waa convicted
of a atatutory crime, the prosecuting
witness being Ruby Shannon, 14 years
of age, The court indicated that th
testimony on which th conviction waa
obtained was vrjr conflicting, but that
alnca the trial judg had refused to
grant a new trial, tha higher court did
not care to take th reaponalblllty of
upsetting th verdict of the Jury which
heard all th evldenca
A lengthy dissenting ontnlon waa fflu1
by Juatlce Root, who says the decision
the court in this caaa la c.lrnla trt tn
pnng tne ls-year aga of consent law
into aisrepui.
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Ketrmerators Horcn ana Lawn r urmtun
ON SALE ALL WEEK
PENDLETON PUBLICANS
THREATEN EEPEISAL
(apeelU Dispatch to The JeomaL)
Pendleton, Or., Aug. 2. On account of
tne eunaay cioaing law going Into ef
fect, Sunday morning may brine forth
complication. Tha aaloonmen tonight
declare they will retaliate, complaining
nemuai cigar stores, rerreanment par
lors and other lines designated In the
eunaay closing jaw.
-
New berg Lose Pastor Cash.
(peeta! Dlepateh to Th JnaraaLt
Nawberg, Or., Aug. 1. A farewell re
ception waa given at the realdence of L
M. Parker laat venlng for Rev. Herbert
iH.an ana Airs. jasn, prior to their de
parture for Colorado. Rev. Cash baa
been paator of tha Friends ehurch. Ill
health necessitates his removal.
will furnish not only fire protection, but
opportunity for a novel display. Tha
flag pole at the Foreatry building I l$4
it t
will probably be divided, and light ma
uumery wurit run oy electric power,
which we shall lease from the O. W. P.
I wu.
celved her A, B. degree from the Uni- h?- rH erade of the grounds permit
veraltr of Mleaouri. Mis. Yancey I run K
come from a family of teachera. Her portatlon buiTding to the manufactures
father la a oollege prealdent and ahe ! and mining building. Naturally these
Metcger A Co., jewelera. 242 Wash.
haa had four yeara' experience of
teaching. She will hav charge of the
aama branches aa Mrs. Grace' WnnH
Hill, who la in South America with her
husband, the. well known Y. M. C A.
worker, "Chunk" Hill, doing missionary
work.
The faculty or pacific university la
complete now el nee Professor Taylor of
Nebraska haa been ena-aared to take p.
feasor Marsh'a place. The push club,
organized by the atudenta, la largely re
sponsible for tha numerous lettera com
ing on every train inquiring aa to Pa
cific university. Tha atudenta, now.
scattered over tne scats - aurina- vaca
tion, are all booatlng and in all proba
bility there will be the largest atten
dance the achool haa ever bad.
Mainsprings, $1, Metager's, 142 Waah.
Everything In Jewelry
That's the beauty in buying from this store. The large va
riety and style lateness" is so satisfying that particular
buyers tind it a simple matter to make selections. Besides
a ,denn.eimer gold quality goes with every article sold
, , and the prices are such as to warrant instant approval.
I NEW NECKLACES IN
i "AMETHYSTS PERIDOTS CORALS
; CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON STS.
Diamond; Irnporterf jpWppticUns: . Jlanufacturtng I Jeweler
three bulldines will be uaed tnr
mercial purposes, on account of their
track facilities. Just what they will
be I cannot yet tell."
Provision of Option.
The Pence option provides fdr pur
chase of the fair grounds for 2300,000.
That Includes the fee simple title to
abOUt 277 lOtS. It Include In arirtlHnn
a 10 yeara' lease, with a privilege of 10
years' renewal, upon the Mead estate
tract, consisting or about 16 acres.
Upon this tract atand the Transporta
tion building. Mininar bulldlna- Aurfltn.
rlum bulldlna:. and Dart of tha Agricul
tural building. The purchase includes
also all the buildings, containing a
rioor space or over 10 acres, or about
600,000 quar feet. The building in-
oiuae tne Transportation, Mining, Manu
factures, Auditorium, Colorado, Agricul
tural, r-uQiic jomiort. Administration,
restaurant. Coos county, Oregon, For
eign uxniDits, (jaurorma and Washing
ton buildings Inside the present fence,
and our present office building, the old
Emergency Hospital building, on the
roaa neiow Twenty-eighth and Thur
man atreeta.
Mr. Pence aald:
Much Honey to Kaise.
"Under my option I have a good deal
of money to raise and "I must raise It
quickly and raise it right here In Port
land. My plana make It in a fair sense
largely a public enterprise and I have
no doubt of succeeding. As you will
and the Rose Fiesta organization of the
Oriental building, for a long period of
years. It will make for the city a hall
for convention purposes and similar pur
poses euperlor to any In the country. It
will furnish the Rose Fiesta association
an Ideal place for its disDlav. If de
sired by mat association, they i
in addition zs acre ror their own use
tn
loci iugn; ii win oe a pretty sigt
ee n. iour-incn stream or water thrown
ivu leet aoova me top of It."
Other Operations.
Regarding other operations hw him
company tar. .reno aald:
"I hay bought alo tha Cottle tract
under option, which consists of 81.61
acres below the Llnnton road and 12
acrea above tha Llnnton road on the
sloping hillside, running from the Llnn
ton road up to th Thurman atreet car
line. I have had the bruah slashed off
mo upper tract, so aa to accurately
aurvey it and contour it and aee what
it looks like.
"I have driven the deep bulkhead
around 15.8 acres of the low tract and
will, with the first run of gravel thla
fall, finlah that bulkhead: then thla
winter I will promptly fill that bulk
headed acreage. Thua we will have 11
acrea below and 13 acres above the
Llnnton road, or 28 acrea In one tract
divided only by the Llnnton road. I do
not know whether the Rose Fiesta peo
ple will want to go into the business of
cultivating roses and having a tract for
that purpose or not. If so, they will be
welcome for a reasonable period to
have the free use of these 28 acrea with
water for irrigation. If they do not I
want it I will raise onions on it and
earn the Interest. I shall also thla win
ter finish the fill of the 22 aores around
the government building on tha Reed
peninsula, the mud running through the
high pipe over the Trail. Thla tract I hold
only under lease and it ia not Involved
m tuia piun.
reetuxea of nan.
"I have also the option on the Gold
smith gravel hill tract. It Is the tract
above the Cornell road running from
the end of Lovejoy atreet around to
Twenty-ninth atreet and marked on the
city maps 'Louis Goldsmith.' Thla to
tha Investor and the public is the Im
portant feature of my plan. Th tract
consists of over 26 acrea and will grade
into 180 lota, after allowing for wide
boulevards. The site Is beautiful for
location and can be easily and speedily
cut by glanta Into auch alone or terraces
aa mav be desired. I will finish them
ready for use and paaa them over to
the bond buyera aa a bonua with their
We have just completed our inventory and
find that we have a peat many Porch and
Lawn pieces on hand. This stock moat be
sold in season or be carried over for next
summer's trade. Now we do not intend to
carry the stock over, but have cut the price
down so low that it must move, and at once.
$2.50 Porch Chair, slat back and rattan seat
Special this week
$3.75 Ann Chair or Rocker, in natural white
maple or painted green, rattan seat Spe
cial this week fl.05
$5.00 Porch Easy Chair, painted preen, dou
ble rattan seat and back. Special this
' week .. ?2.75
$4.60 High Back Comfort Rocker, in nat
ural white maple or painted green, rattan
seat and back. Special this week. .$2.50
$4.00 Arm Chair, slat seat and back, bent
arms, bolted construction. Special this
week $2.25
$8.00 Porch Morris Chair, double rattan seat
and back, finished in white maple. Spe
cial this week $4.75
$4.00 Chair, made of silver birch, rattan
seat and back. Special this. week. .$2.00
$6.00 Arm Chair, in Adirondack silver birch
and heavy rattan. Special this
week $3.50
$11.00 Silver Birch Morris Chair, seat and
back made of heavy rattan. Special this
week .$6.00
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case made of first quality eastern ash,
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$31.00 Wisconsin Peerless Refrigerator, ice
capacity 110 pounds, swing door to ice
chamber, white enamel lined. Special
this week $21.25
$40.00 White Frost Refrigerator, all metal,
125-pound ice capacity, white enamel in
side and out, round body. Special this
week $29.25
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MILWAUKEE CLUB
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investment on
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j-aislng roaea for their celebration.
will be.
The moat important thing about it all
tne , abundant fire protection
supplied by direct pressure from my
reservoir at the head of the flume at an
elevation of 400 feet. Thla will give a
direct, dead-bead Dressure of 200 . feet
at . th Foreatry - building, and through
itnr. wawiuug or giant piantaa vor
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Bridge work or
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Oeen evenlns Until .1 and Sunday
until 1 p.'tn.
soma not aaoio.
faciao States JThon raolflo 1880.
make 4 to 1, while hia price at the
track la anywhere from or 10 to 1.
By doing thla it makea tha club appear
to the newcomers aa UDerai. wnen in
fact the reverae la true.
It ahould be understood in the first
place thatodd from th tracks are cut
so low that a poolroom could double
them ana then give track odd, if a
horse is a favorite and the crowd beta
on him they cut hla odda down and in
cases, ref us to take any money on him
at all.
It ia a well-known fact by race play
era that any horse that haa a reasonably
"vd chance to win that the odda ar
kept down, to auch a low prioe that the
a vol aa player cannot afford to bet on
mm. .,
A glance at the official form chart
shows that In many lnatanoea the Mil
waukie club poolroom laya ( to . 5
against a horse with, say, 10 to 1 and
sometimes 16 to 1. in other poolrooma
In many Instances horses against which
tne prevailing odds are 50 or even 100
to 1 on the official form charts, are
placed at 10 and 15 to 1 by the local
gamDiera.
As an instance of how the Mil waukie
club ewindlea its patrons, the following
races at seattie on August 1 are an
example:
First race Ed Davla, at track 1 tQ 6.
at Mllwaukle club 3 to 1. Sightly, at
track 7 to 1, at Mllwaukle club 6 to 1;
San Ramon, at track 7 to 1, Mllwaukle
ciud 0 to 1.
Second race Illusion, 14 to 6 at track.
z to 1 Mllwaukle ciud; Duke or Orleans,
9 to 1 at track. 1 to 1 Mllwaukle ciun:
Remember, 16 to 1 at track, 10 to 1
jHiiwauaue ciud.
Third race Aftermath, 28 to 1 at
track, 10 to 1 Mllwaukle club: San Rlda.
6 to 1 at track, 11 to 6 at Mllwaukle
club; Jack Adams, 7 to Z at track, 2 to
1 at club.
Fourth race Salable, 9 to 6 at track.
3 to 2 Mllwaukle club; Im Joe, 16 to 1
at track, 12 to 1 at club: Eckersall, T
to 1 at track,' 5 to 1 at Mllwaukle club.
Fifth race Bessie Welfly, 12 to 1 at
track. 10 to 1 at Mllwaukle club: Rose.
aro, 11 to 2 at track, 4 to 1 at club;
Ramona IL 20 to 1 at track. 12 to 1 at
CIUD.
Sixth race Cadechon, ; 11 to I at
track, 1 to 1 at clubroom: Orllene, 13 to
10 at track, 7 to at pooiroom; Legatee,
ia 2 u iraca, 1 m at pooiroom.
Thla ia but one of the many methods
employed py.xne juuwaukie oiub.
LANDIS OPENS WAY
'Continued from Page One.)
inar - oeraeoutlon and will be forced to
prouum n uouaa ueioro in euprera
court can decide the case on lis merits.
It ia reooamlaed that an early -rullnar On
Judge Landla' decision wUl hav a' most I
fl 111 taw - effAAt- An Yim .. nfvtMAti.
against other common .carriers and
iruste. - . . . : , ..
Divorced at, La Grande. S
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.) I '
La Orande. Or.. Auar. I. Juda-e Craw
ford haa granted a deore of divorce to
Grace Taylor, who charged Duncan O.
Taylor with desertion.
Low Summer Rates
To Jamestown Exposition and the East. There
is no better time for your summer trip than now,
taking in the Jamestown Exposition and then
visiting the Eastern Summer Resorts.
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0PUEAT0ES IGNORED
' THE STRIKE ORDER
Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Butte, Mont; Aug. 8. General Man
ager Murray of the v Rocky Mountain
Ball iTeleDhone - company says the on-
eratore in II Montana. cities, ordered out
by the Stat Federation of Labor
Thursday, disregarded the order and are
atlll at work. Thua far Butte alone la
tied up In thla state.
Pendleton Divorce Salts.
8peUI Dispatch to Tba 7earaaL)
Pendleton. Or- Auby 1. John W.
Noble haa filed a petition for divorce
from Clara Nobla . Thy wr married
May 17. 1906. at Snokane. Jessie B
Car lan also seeks divorce from Davd
Carlan
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attorney in both aulta
Thav . were married . July
at waus walla.
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Peter West 14
ABERDEEN DEALERS
LAUGH AT THE Liu
Spelal DUpatch to Th ?oorni
Aberdeen. Wash.. Aug. t. In spit!
warning by Deputy Sheriff Anatl a
notice from reform leadera Aberdeeil
Will be onen tomorrow. A meetlnRf
called bv the Llauoa r09lAra' association!
this afternoon waa attand hv bt busi-l
ness men. wno riaidei to atand toasiueu
ana sep open.. ,- r .--j z
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