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V i THE A OREGON D AILY i JOURNAlH PORTLAND, , ; FRIDAY 1 EVENING iSEPTEMBER ' 6. 1007V i: i DRUNKARD: ENACTS FEARFUL TRIPLE BECAUSE WIFE REFUSED TO LIVE WITH HIM fliflh Art Das In All lis Latest Wovcllics '' 'i v'. .beautifully designed 'elegant patterns "": UNAPPROACHABLE IN ITS TAILORING TRAGEDY '- B B I.' fll I'l'I . 1 y 1' ' 1 V I B HI! 1 - I .. I 1 IID-UU I LCI VLU1 nini vu, i ' . ' " Arrived .HIT If Lp irattk -vr 1 I t I. r m . 1 "t ". - 1 J; 'v.- vi... t v;.i r r m r r i H- , ' J 4 ".. Maddened by Ms wife's refusal to 2,1 live with him longer, Charles Bailey, ft. while Intoxicated, shot and fatally jj . wounded hie wife at 6:10 o'clock last j. -. nlrht, flred two bullet into the body of b ; hie lS-rear-old 1 etepdaurhter, Rhoda .. . Bradley, klUlne; her Instantly, then t- , turned the . revolver upon himself and : ended his own life. J1- The triple tragedy ooourred In the slnrle front room occupied by Mrs. K ,- Bailey and her daughter la the cottage at ttfi Grant street and ail three of the i' bodies were lylnr on the floor within a i i . . - i amvea ana Drone open me aoor. Mrs. ij Ballev' was taken in an unconscious i conaiuon to til. Vincents noepitai. f Mrs. Bailey had been supportlnc her- i . self and dauchter by worklnr In the f Union laundry since separatlnr from her V "husband last fall Bailey continued to r;' ' annoy her, even after she had left him, , and a month ag-o, upon reooverina- from T-e. brutal beating and choking, she rented tage. The rear apartment Is occupied by Mr. and Mrs. I. McCauley, and the tatter's mother, Mrs. T. C. Phelps, leuey Ml faiBaya, A week ago Bailey came to the house and tried to effect a settlement of diffi culties with his wife. But she told k $ H '; V him that she would never live with him a rain and commanded him never to come to see either her or the daughter. Bailey left in a rage, muttering threats, and the woman anticipated trouble when he again put in an appearance at meal time last night Bailey had reached the house a few minutes before Mr. Bailey returned from her work. Taking the little girl by the hand he. started down Grant street toward Second and had reached the corner when the wife arrived home. Looking down the street she saw the two together and beckoned for lit tle Rhoda to come back. Then she went Into the house and into the McCauley Charles Is here drunk and there may be trouble." Saying this she went out again onto the street and down to the corner, where her husband and daughter stood. The three returned to the house together. Bailey being tne last to enter the front room. Even as he turned the gatepost at the end of the front walk, murder was In his mind, for Mrs. McCauley, looking out the window, saw his hand reach back to his hip pocket, where a revolver was concealed. But she did not tblnk the man con templated crime and sat down to the meal waiting ner. a, moment arterwara she heard Mrs. Bailey and the little girl cream and she runhed down the hall to their assistance, thinking Bailey was again beating the two. Just as she reached the door and was about to open It the successive shot from Bailey's revolver rang out and Mrs. McCauley, too frightened to enter the room, rushed on out to the street, where she screamed for help. Begged for Zer Ufa. Mrs. Phelps had also risen from the table with Mrs. McCauley. As the lat ter ran out to the street, Mrs. Phelps opened the door Into the room where the tragedy was being enacted. On the floor to her right lay Mra Bailev. covered with blood. Little Rhoda, still unharmed, cowered? behind J xnw stove: timer ren ami oegg-w pit ns ly to her father not to shoot Bailey himself stood In the oenter of the room nourishing tne smoaing weapon. Nothing in medical science iimore direct and more reasonably certain than the action of Dr. Williams l: Pink Pills in cases of anaemia, a dig ease which is literally a condition ap proaching bloodussness and which. if neglected, inevitably results in decline and death. Anemia is stealthy in approaching its victim and often is well advanced before it is detected. On this account it is necessary to begin treatment as soar as the first symptoms are noted. 0 Am Alfeaarur Teach Cured. Miss Jennie E. Bouton, a teacher, living at 41 Second street, Albany, N. Y.. says: 'isonnnecaent in the school room brought were gathering In front of the house he deliberately reloaded the revolver ana turned the gun on himself. In Auto to Hospital. Mr. McCauley had gone to a neigh hnrlnor trrrxc a, m nA th. a t H a police had been summoned, with the anssmls. Any exertion made me short arrival of the latter a stretcher was I of breath tad I had to stop at nearly every made, a passing automobile, driven by ,t,p oa f 0lng up stairs. I had no color in the injured woman conveyed to St; Vln- mT P y ' were trans cent's hospital. parent. I had dull headaches and faint The bodies of Bailey and Rhoda Brad- spells. I had a doctor but received no iV. J:. ?Mr5n. i'.lni!r.0 real benefit until I tried Dr. Williams' hid uiiut-1 imn ruuma. o inquest wiu I diW Dill. Tk.. ..J I l be held on either. They cured jne and I have Mra Bailey was 87 years of age and I never been 111 Unco. ' SWELLDOM FROM $1 12 ( Note Our Windows for Our Advanced Display The Outlet Handles the Best That's Made in Men's Apparel IN. E. Cor. Morrison and 1st St ' Get out of here, quick I" he yisd at rs. Phelps as she opened the door "Get out of here, or I'll shoot you. too oet Mrs. Phelps as s door. I own everything In thle room. out!" Fearful lest the drunken brute would carry out his threats Mrs Phelps quick ly withdrew, and she had scarcely more than gained the hall again when several more shots were fired. These were the ones Which ended the lives of the little girl and her maddened stepfather. The man had emptied all the cham bers of his weapon at his helpless wife and daughter, and while the neighbors married Bailey three years ago. She wnTwrriir T-irtiajidand her mm her, Mra H. J. Bevls, lives In Sell wood. Prior to her marriage to Bailey she was the wife of John Bradley, and beside me muraerea cniia inree other children were born to her by her first husband. i nev in William. Amn n- riAm hi i 14, and Florence, aged 7, who Is living car ummla and all anetmlc conditions with the grandmother. The two boys because they actually mske new blood, LV .u ifLtx .V-OD-!;. They sr. not a cure-all They do this one years ago, owing to family trouble. Mrs. Bailey also has three brothers and four sisters living. They are: L. h., &am ana H. J. Bevis of Portland Mrs Mary Taylor of Dufur. Mrs. Mahel Kngllsh of Deer Island and Mrs. Annie Nichols and Mrs. Jennie Nichols, both oi wnom live in mis city. Br.WIIHams' Pink Pills thing and they do it well they make blood, toe. per sra: Mm bo Sa.w t all .ruggUts. Dr. WnUasit Mtdlela Co., Sc-caecudyTN. Y. ARE i,3f i . i J I Cheap Workmen Are Scared Away From Bellingham by .cts of Angry Amerl cans Who Were Supplant ed None Will Remain. CRIPPLED WIFE SAYS HUBBY IS CROSS AND CRUEL TO HER ROUTINE WORK nun , ' (PaelAe Coast Press Leued Wire.) t 'r Belllngham. Wah Sept. . One hun- dred and thirty-five Hindus, terrorised hy the mobs which have gathered about v the mills In this city, have left for I Other fields. Thirty others have taken 119 their few belongings and departed " oa their way to Oakland, California. " ' There are now only 128 Hindus left in ' Belllngham, and these are vociferous in their explanation that they are only de- ' -laving" their departure In order to col :: loot wages due them.. ,. "The, rioting Is practically at an end v -iUis yyorhing. It Is believed all danger f further trouble Is now over,' and the Hindus will be allowed to leave in peace. V.ANABCHISTS PLOT TO i ) i MUBDEE KING EDWAED iW .-.'-. - 4. (United Press Leased Wire.) e e ' Jdaiienbad, Sept. 6. It is re- ported that an anarchist plot has e. heen discovered to assassinate Vying Edward, who is here talcing I La Crosse, Wis. Unable to move except by fitting on the floor and pushing herself along with her hands, Mrs, Rose Sltta charges that her husband, Peter Sltta, Is cross and cruel with' her, and that he goes away leaving her alone, and stays away for two days and nights at a time. The charge Is made in a suit for divorce filed In the circuit court this morning. Mrs. Sltta say that she was mar ried in Washington county in June, 1885. In October 1906, she says her left limb was amputated belqw the knee ajljher right limb paralyzed, rendering her almost helpless. Besides her vile names, and cursl tne presence or others, says Mrs, Sltta, her husband does not support her, and sne is uname to earn ner own living. Sltta is alleged to have property worth $2,600 In the form of cash and mortgages. Mrs. eitta asks 260 tern porary alimony pending the determine tlon of the divorce suit, and asks that sne De allowed 11,250 from Sltta when tne divorce is granted. 10 fUB TODAY he"1 "S Gans and Britt to Do Light Mrs, Sltta, 04 TT-.il mL cu ufciuita Luiui xicy oiep Into the King:. moro ..fill LU0L0 LIFEJJIAZE Fresno Cyclery Burns and Fumes Overcome Mem ber of Department. II rflURDERERS CUT WIRES TO ESCAPE OFFICERS Mexicans Make 60-Mile Dash on Handcar but One Is Captured. (United Press Leued Wire.) El Paso. Tex.. Sect S.x-After killing Francisco Alvarez, 60 miles below Juares. Mezioo, Crus Trejo and Alberto Hidalgo ' cut the telegraph wire to pre vent notification of the officers, and made a dash for liberty towards El Paso on a handcar. A messenger followed on another handcar to the first station north of where the crime was committed and wired the notice of Juares. The doIIco met the handcar at the end of the 60-mlle Journey and arrested Hidalgo. but Trejo escaped. He is believed to be In El Paso. STANDARD PLAYS FOR MINISTERS' SYMPATHY STATE WANTS ADAMS CASE III El COURT Darrow Resists Motion for Cliange of Venue Saying Act Is Dlegal. (Pacific Coast Press Leased Wire 1 San Franclsoo, Sept. 6. Today sees 'c,,oclc the end of routine training for Joe Oans and Jimmy Brltt. On Saturday and tsunaay the championship disputants will do light road work and will shorten their allowance of liquids to aid the drying out process. On Sunday night cauii man wiu De in touch with his weight before a-olnor tn heri atA n-. vr day a stroll and a rubdown will hold them at the required notch until it is V "tP upon the scales at the uciu part. It bains' the nnnnlnr hall.f .ha. ..k fighter will land In the ring In tip-ton trim, the thoughts of the sports are turned towards betting and if indlca- (Unlted Press Leased Wire.) 110ns count for anything a sight of money will chanre hands nvnr th- la. mission aay event. The odds remain at 10 to 7, with Britt on the short end. Sept. 6. Ministers . th baths. His guard has been 4 '""""i ni -num " T ablv the entire oountrv have received 1 communication from the head office of Increased and extra precautions have been taken to guard him en route iack to London. . w the Standard Oil company explaining the alleged injustice of Judge Landls' fine of nearly ISO. 000.000 friendly comments of papers. and containing friendly news- There are all Kinds of Tea Good tea bad tea artificially colored tea and pure tea. They may all look alike but there is a vast difference. (Joldenuate TEA SVire ) ooin rLlt ana uans Pyt in a full Boise. Idaho. Sept 6.-A motion for was barred Tat bW camp but Toe hi! a change of venue has been filed by 'lviT nour with the punchlng-bags the state In the case of Steve Adams SdJ'Jf. , ApElnf :roi"- .J" th morning charged with the murder of Fred Tyler weighed Just a fraction 'over 1U pounds at Wallace: Th motion was resisted at the close of his afternoon's exercise, by the defense, Attorney Darrow -..f" Wfts ?utiior a lon tramp with claiming that the act of the last legls- Pm Squires In the forenoon, and after lature giving the state the risht to lunch he covered his usual ground in- ask a change of venue in criminal "e HTei. wl.tn Maden and cases wa unconstitutional. ""J ?iii.5 R, wJfn . llv Krel,n Tirrnw .i ir, hi. k. ad rilled in wlto skinDlnc-roiM an thr law was Vd 'o; Vhe purpose $u?!t HjJ.BT ff of convicting Moyer, Haywood. Petti- Jt until" tonrtnlJht1 Jh?" 1 k?8 bone and AdamV The motion was 5LJJ 1 iVj morr ow n,Kht' whe" he will taken under advisement by the court.) ' M'MEOfYILLE $AN GOOD RACE PATRON (Special Dlipstch to Th. Journal.) MoMlnnvlIla, Or., Sept. 6 The first day's racing of the three days' meet at the McMlnnvllIe track began yester- flav. Tha trnttner ra r.A . . Alaska Miner Buys Newspa- three out of me and the pacing iBue was ior tne Dest two out of three. The trottlntr meet wa imn , Blacksmith: time 2:20. The pacing race was won by MacDuff: tim 21B This three days' meet Is undor ith. management of R. L. Bewlev nt thi- piace. i-ie nas secured tne old McMlnn vllIe fair grounds and built new stables a granasiana, ana otnerwise fitted up the grounds. Yesterday all th ,hn.r. dent or tne Mlneowners' association. nouses ciosea rrom miso 5 rv. m- who made a prominent fight against that business men could attend the miners' striice ror eight c ana biso 10 snow tneir &nrr. JOHN ROHAN AFTER SEAT IN CONGRESS per to Aid Him in Suc ceeding Delegate Cale. (United Prein Leaaed Wire.) Fairbanks, Alaska, Sept. 6. John Ro nan, a Cleary creek operator and presl (Pacific Ooaat Press Leaatd Wire.) Fresno, CaL, Sept 6. In a fire that destroyed the Fresno Cyclery, in the center of the business district st three this morning. Oeorge Penny- packer, a fireman, lost his life. ?he building was filled with gas from which the fire eventually started and the fireman succumbed to the fumes while fighting the flames in side. He was taken out by his com rades of the fire department but died from the effects of the heat and burns that he received, at ten o'clock thie morning. O. A. Stuart, one of the proprietors of the cyclery was lying on a couch Just before the fire started. He got 1 up to go nome ana wnen ne sirucx a match the whole building was en veloped In flames. The fire was con fined to the one building. The loss is 15,000 YOUNG ROOSEVELT IS ROUTED BY ADMIRERS "Everybody Is Talking About It!" P Apollo Player Piano Sewing Circle Devotees Cause Presi dent's Son to Abandon Hike With Troops. (t)n the recent hours, has to Folger's Golden Gate Teas are pure flavory health ful Six flavors Crlen Gunpowder Japan -CntflUH BraaKfaat Oolong BlacK CBl Green Packed flavor-tight in dust proof cartons to protect the delicate leaf from exposure. jrX. Folger a Co. San Francisco Importers of Pure Teas The choice offis-af , U lostttr of ttite. 4 purchased the Fairbanks elation of the efforts of Mr. Bewley in csmuiimniig mi annual racing meet at this place. The attendance yester day was large, the grandstand betna- ti ... Times to exploit his aspirations succeed Delegate Cale to congress. It wll be under the management of Jilon A. Dodge, who has been fighting Judge Wickersham and who aspires to De tne political doss or this city. CHILD KILLED tJnDER WHEELS OF WAGON Spokane, Wash., Sept, 6. wagon. The child and his five-year-old The three year-old son of Mra Mary Jackson was killed today by being run over with a brother asked a man with a load of sand for a ride. He refused and they followed and attempetd to climb on the ioaa. ine younger Dors foot slipped and he fell under the wagon wheel, which passed the full length of nis Doay, Killing mm instantly, xne driver did not notice the children until he felt the wagon run over something yielding. He took the body to a hydrant and was endeavoring to errect resusci tation when the motner round them. The driver was profoundly grieved and did all he could to help the mother and child. Governor Warfield of Maryland has announced that be will be a candidate 4 the Democratic primaries for Uni te a Mates senator. ills opponents TObably will be Congressman Fred Tal ot. jc -Governors ..Smith.... Brown, and Jackson, uut Joshua MUea. full Strength comes from good food and sickness of any sort often means a lack of the right sort, or failure to properly digest It. Grape-Nuts, the deli cious scientific food, can be digested by babies, as well as adults and works faithfully for them all. "There's a reason." Read JThe Road to Wellville,' in pkgs. 'sited Press Leased Wire.) Chicago, Sept 6. Kermit Hoosevelt, son of the president of the United States, reveled for eight days In "rough ing It with a United btates army camp on the march and then he was routed by the repeated onslaught of the ladies' sewing circle and kindred organizations and forced to "desert" at joplin, Illi nois. The petting and pampering by women at every stopping place became intolerable six days ago, but the news of it became public only today. Youns; Roosevelt, for the novelty or the experience joined the first squad ron of the Thirteenth United States cavalry on its "hike" from Fort Riley, Leavenworth, Kansas, to Fort Sheridan, Illinois. The story told of his rout has leaked out. The officers tell another and more dignified story. They say that the president s son lert mi marcn at Joplin to keep a hunting trip engage ment with friends In the Dakota. There is no difference of opinion on one thing, however. Kermit Roosevelt disappeared and his whereabouts today was not known to any one, sewing cir cle devotee or others. The otiicers said they believed he was in Chicago. The men said they believed he had "taken to tne tail weeaa. - See it at our booth at the PURL FOOD " SHOW Or Call at Our Store, Corner Morrison and W. Park Streets V Hovenden-Soule Piano Co. Sole Representatives V I CARLOAD JUST IN OF THE WONDERFUL Howard Over-Draft Heaters Made to Burn WOOD, COKE, HARD AND SOFT COAL Only successful wood and coal Heater on the market. SPECIAL FEATURES Complete Combustion Warms the Floor Consumes Nearly All Smoke Big .Saving in Fuel Holds the Fire Easy to Operate J. J. Kadderly 130 First Street, Next to O. W. P. Waiting Rooms sC CENTRALIA LUMBER MILL SHUTS DOWN (SoecU! DUpateh to Toe Jnornil.) Centralla, Wash., Sept, . The H. H. Martin Lumber company of this -city, has shut down for an Indefinite period. The managers claim that owing to the proposed Increase in rates on eastern shipments they are unaDie to make con tracts for delivery at dates subsequent to the hearing by the interstate com merce commission. The shortage of cars is also an element. The Martin comDanvs mill hart a capacity or 76,ooo feet per day and gave employment to nearly 150 men, who are now Idle. Several other mills nere seem to De preparing to snut down FIVE PER CENT OFFER BY FRANCHISE SEEKER Spokane. Wash.. Sept. d. Th. Bi Bend Power A Light company, through its vice-president, E. P. Spauldiog, and Its engineer, J. 8. hlcKenna, has made BDOlication to the dtv for a frnnnhiaa to string wires for lighting and power. The company offers to deBosit 110. Geo as a guarantee and will srlve the Htv 5 per cent of its i)et earnings. McKenna claims they will have a 20,00u-horae power plant It miles below th city o th Spokane riveo . . . , . , . , , WONDERFUL STRIKE Ifl Ij INDIANA COPPER 11 II Ledge Four Feet Wide of 30 Per Cent Ore on Four . Hundred Level. (Special Dispatch to Tbs Journal.) Baker City, Or., Sept. I. Copper ore running from 20 to 80 per cerfts-lna ledge four feet wide has been un covered in the 400 foot level of the Indiana mine, near Medical Springs in Union county, according to reliable au thority. This is the greatest strike in the coDDer belt and it is reported that tne ore snows every indication ox now ino- nut inrtnf inltel v. For the cast two years the Indiana has been considered a property of un questioned merit out tne discovery or the immense oeposit or nign grade ore on the 400 foot level Places it in the list of the world's leaders. Manager J. w. Messner refuses to discuss the strike but " from other sources it is learned that the ore body is immense. Thomas Mnckts Return HI. " .s (ftpedil Dispatch te' The Joem! St. Helens. Or.. Sept t. Charles Muokls and -his sister. Mrs. Jaoob George, have returned to fit. Helens, MAKES the SKIN LIKE YOU WANT IT DOES IT IN A MOMENT A liquid preparation for Face, Neck, Arms and Hands. It Is neither sticky OQrTs7 . ... It's harmless, clean sh n1 Mfpiifiliiay Magnolia c.nnot b tcty m Two colors, Fink and f White. Hagan's Balm Use It morning, noon and night, Summer, i Winter, Sprlnf, Fall. SAMPI-BJ FJIEB, Lyon Manufacturing Co., . J Aa u. irifth tit nvi-. vf bringing with them their nephew, Thomas Muckle, who has been seriously 111 at Victoria, B. C. Ra had started for his home in Alaska after visiting his' relatives .here, hut' aa attankml py, pneumonia, un landing at victoria ne was placed in a hospital there. His relatives started Immediately on recelv lng news of his illness and stayed with him until h wag able to acoompany i iaem noma, ... rr , A - I ... . t :. '.iV.-.:.