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ST UDS BOURNE'S
WHAT IS SCHOOL WITHOUT A TEACHER?
SETTLED FIRST COUP IS
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Former Democratic Sheriff
1 of Multnomah County and
' Present Itepublican Clerk
Announce Candidacy for
Eeelection. ., .
Judge Wolverton Postpones Hearing on
1 Receiver's Petition Expected by
Thursday Ladd Will Complete Ar
rangements to Take Over Institution.
Accounts Will Then Be Paid
FAILURE
Junior Senator Tries to Per
suade Judiciary Commit
tee to Confirm chuebel
Before Fulton's Arrival at
Washington.
Word on Same "Law Applies
to Everyone" Platform
; ; Fields Good Eecord
v Back His Aspirations.
Out of consideration for th negotia
tion pending between W. M. Ladd and
the creditor of the Title Guarantee ft
Opposed to Open Town Truat cnpy. woiverton pot
UUIIDU 111V v - W
tO I Mtlon to be allowed to pay certain trust
funda collected by him until Thursday
next. ' At that time Judge Wolverton
will, hear the arguments on th peti
tion! if any should be made, in his
chambers, the courtroom being reserved
for the hearing of the John Hall land
fraud case.
The action came up nerore me coun
a week ago wnen joiepn oiraon on De-
half of the receiver or. trie Dana ruea a
motion asking - that the receiver be
flven permission to pay out tat.uuu in
rust funds which had been collected
by hlra.
At that time W. C. Bristol, represent
ing the state and the American Surety
company opposed the motion and filed
a second paper setting out the claims
or his clients mat tne state naa pri
ority of right and that the funda de
posited by State Treasurer Steel were
trust funds by their nature and were
thus entitled to share In any dividend
raid. Because or the negotiations be
ween the depositors and Mr. Ladd ar
guments on the two motions were post
poned until this morning.
'Additional Motion riled. -
Mr. Simon . this morning stated to
the court that he had filed an addi
tional motion covering some $12,000. of
trust funds which had accumulated
since the hearing a week ago. He said
it was necessary to disburse these
Tom M. Word, former militant sheriff
of Multnomah county, who fought the
.open town forces in their own strong
hold and beat .them back , beyond the
borders of his administration, will in-
; Bounce his candidacy for reelection to
the office tomorrow morning when he
will file hi declaration of intention
With the county clerk. At the' same
time. Counts Clerk F. S. Fields will file
hit declaration announcing his candl
dacy for renomlnatlon and reelection on
"the Republican ticket
Mr. word, urred by friends and ad-
hereots on every hand, has been con-
. aiaering- the reasiDiuty or entering tne
' contest again for some little time. Kver
since he -was counted out of the office
two year ago when R. L. Stevens -went
Into office by such a small and am
biguous margin, friends of Mr. Word
have been calling upon him to take up
tne iignt one more ana aiiow tne peo-
Split in Marion County Over
Recommendation of Bing
ham, Who Is Said to Be
Attorney for Railroad
Company.
funds speedily a they were merely
money held in trust aside from the
general assets of the bank.
Mr. Bristol asked for an additional
postponement He said that the state
and the surety company objected to th
oraer asxea ior oy Mr. Bimon as it ap
plied to th receiver. Because of the
fact that negotiation were completed
to an intent ana purposes Dv wnicn
Mr. Ladd was to assume the obligations
or the bank in a manner satisfactory
not alone to the depositors but to the
state and surety company a well, he
would aek for a continuance until these
negotiations had been definitely closed.
stitutlormuch of the gue.tloJ Issue ' confirm the
would be settled and Th a manner for I appointment or Schuebel immediately
(WMhlnrton Boreas of Tb JoorailJ
Washington. D. C, Jan. 10. Senator
Bourne tried to get the committee on
the best Interests of all concerned. In
consequence he asked for a postpone
ment.
Other Attorney Agree.
Miller. Murdock. John P. Kollonlr and
oinw attorneys asxea ior lm
mediate settlement inougn finally agree-
inn o a DostDonemeni. tub riiim nr
O. W. Mulk for U.000 hold in trust by
the bank wa ordered paid, however,
because of special i clrcuMtaaees -uf
rounaing it.
u. a. L.mtnicum. attorney for Mr
and before Senator Fulton arrived from
Oregon. The 'appointment had been Ar
ranged to await. Fulton' return so the
attempt . failed. Fulton 1 a member
of the Judiciary committee.
(Special Dispatch to The Joaraai.)
Salem, Jan. ,10. Th split in the
Republican delegation over the appoint
ment of a United State district at-
dd- ?dd""ea-th8 ourU that torner. ha injured 8enator Fulton's
iie iuuiu state ior nis Client that all h.f.. f r..ftin in M.rnn n..r,t-
in the estimation of some of Ms best
friends. It is known that there was
a protest on the part of some of his
immediate followers over bis indorse
ment of the candidacy of George Q.
him hundreds of votes among the farm-
iunas cieariv shown tn ha immtm
against the bank would be paid by Mr.
Ladd at once should he take charge of
iub uiih. j no court accorainnv noat.
punnu inriner consiaeration or the case
uum xnursaay next.
Both Mr. Bristol and Mr. T.lnthlonm
assured the court that , all negotiations
V;; Vrii "'V '' ".?1Val,on; ". as Mr. Bingham's long career as
the bank ouft ha flnllJfd i0!;K0, M' attorney "or the Southern Pa
ine Dank would be finally concluded be-1 -ti ..j nk.. nmrnm , .
lore ins aaie set ior tne Hearing.
TREASURY flEEDS
Tom . Word," Former. . Democratic
' Sheriff of Multnomah County-
ftla of the county to declare themselves
n definite terms upon the questions In
volved in the last campaign for the of
fice. This ho ha decided to do.
f t Stand oa 8am Platform.
A his platform Mr. Word stands now
upon the sarme principles outlined by
hlra twO yeara ago when a candidate
tor the office. He stands for the en
forcement of : the taw fearlessly and
without favor against all, irrespective
of class or condition, or public or pri
vate preatlge. -
- He stands for ' an honest administra
tion of the duties of his office, for the
Just and full collection of all taxes dua
and entered' on the books by the as
sessor, for earnest effort in the sup
pression of vice'- and crime and the
speedy capture of criminals and male
factor at all timea.
He is opposed to the open town Jdea.
to gambling either open or closed and
in short to any violation of the-law or
to allowing any practice or custom con-
(Contlnued on Page Two.)
Department Will Be Forced
to Call on Banks to Se
cure Working Fund.
(United PrtM Leited Wirt.)
- Washington, t). C.. Jan. 10. The
treasury, department is making another
darf t on the bank for a part of the
government deposits. Ten days ago,
the treasury got about $8,000,000. ,lt
was hoped at that time that internal
receipts and receipt from customs and
the department called 'miscellaneous,
wofcld com Tip " to i" normal and make
Unnecessary another call on the banks.
But yesterday's treasury statement
showed that there 1 no likelihood of
this. The treasury must have 110,
ooo.ouo at one. The working balan
la again down to 15,000,000.
EARTHQUAKE FREES
ACCUSED BROKERS
' (United Press Leased -Wire.)
San Francisco, Jan. 10. The indict
ments aaalnst Joshua, Jacob and Her
man Epplnger, who at one time were
the laraest grain brokers on the Pa
rlfio coast were dismissed by Judge
Lawlor this morning.
The indictments charged them with
obtaining money under false pretenses
on alleged bogus warehouse receipts
for grain. The cases had been set for
trial April 18, 1908, but in the fire .of
that date all or the record were de
stroyed and the inability of the district
attorney's office to restate these rec
ords resulted in the dismissal of the
case this morning.
FIND SALOON COIN
IN REFRIGERATOR
Burglars Raid Three Places
on East Side and Find
Foxy Owner's Cache.
ciflc and other corporations has not
made him popular with that class of
voters. Now a number of Mr. Fulton s
followers are said to be uniting in a
formal demand that he flaht the con
firmation of Schuebel in the senate.
The Schuebel appointment will be re
ferred to th . Judiciary committee of
the senate and Mr. Fulton will be asked
to appear before that committee and
regiater a kick at Mr. Schuebel on the
ground of unfitness from a profession
al standpoint. It is very doubtful
among others of Mr. Fulton' follower
whether he will ever part company with
his oolleaaru in the senate. They 'say
Mr. Fulton had- really no candidate for
the office of district attorney, but
yielded to th demand of Congressman
llawley for his support of Bingham
as a local Republican, it is known tha(
Bingham had the warm backing of Ex-
Boss Ike Patterson, who came all the
DEKRATS WILL
BACK EXCLUSION
Three aaloona on the corner of Water
ana East Morrison streets were bur
glarized this morning bet ween 1 and 4
o'clock. Entrance to each was secured
through a rear window and the cash
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THE SATURDAY EVENING JOURNAL Sporting features,
S including 'Sportsmen's Gallery of Fame," racing news front Thomas
,B. Merry" arid fourpage comic supplement;' Good reading .until
..The Sunday. Journal arriyes. Get hoth papers from, tire newsboys or
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mmmtvv)fmHttt4mot.ti
The Salim man wa not really Sena
tor Fulton's choice, as Bingham was an
ardent supporter of T. T. Oeer for the
senate. This ' last view Is the' most
charitable one taken of the whole mat
ter. But either way, fight or confirm,
hum.. n 1MA K hA Cflhn-
" ' " i imou ox wimiever money i Dei-Bingnam inciaent
naa Deen- lert in them. Three gold
Watches wer mint imiii1 k a -ak
ber.
When Jamas Smith, th mi.4 nurt..
at the Office bar, 803 East Morrison
street, reacnea tne saloon to open up
at 4 p clock this morning he was sur-
pnsea to see that, .some one else had
been ther before hlni. Ho called out
in ins aarK to rina out who it was and
the Intruder broke nut Ihrnmrh ih.
"'"I'l'earea. smun declares he can
Identify the man anil mv. h hi. Kn
hanging around the bar for several day.
' uar tne tnier only se
cured a gold watch tha nrnnartv
viumoer in in outiding. No money had
kccii iui in me casn arawer.
Across Morrison street the East Mor
rison Exchange had also been entered
by way of a rear window. The proprie-
twi, w. vt. r icixei. naa DAn renrfina' sr..
SUt8 ,of holdups, so he hid his money,
S13.26 in silver, and two gold watches
In the icebox. This scheme dtdn't work,
however, as tha thief nniUH nut n th.
drawers in the desks anrl rmintAr on1
.nen nuisacaea tne Tern-erator until
he found the money. Fie I gel Is now
seeking out a new hiding place for his
valuables.
xjubb t9 raiicrsuii, wuu t.iuo kii tuts i . -m . m vf.ii,
way. ?.rj,n.-Calkf?rnia to put ln ,ome Plank in Platform Will Be
. satisractory to voters
on Pacfiic Coast.
TWO VICTIMS OF i
THE BED SHOT
Unexploded Charge Struck
by Workmen on P. & S.
LineThree Hurt.
(Special Dlrpsteb to Th Journal.)
Sprague, Wash., Jan. 10. An explo
sion of dynamite at camp 4 killed two
men and injured three other. The
workmen had been digging into an un-
vrntAriarf hlnat They were in the em-
At the saloon of Kersten & Leet, 295 1 ploy of Burns & Jordan, railroad con-
East Morrison street but 30 cents was
secured. This was all the mnnw that
u vma ten in tne mi, tne rest nav
ingr been locked in the safe. Evidently
no attempt was made to force the safe.
It is possible that the same man or
men wno oroxe into tne Brunswick nf.
at a wemy-ursi ana 'i'nurman earlier ln
the evening were concerned in the East
morrison Durglaries.
PASSENGERS ROBBED
ON SPOKANE TRAIN
(Dcited press Leased Wlr.l
North Yakima. Wash.. 3 an in Vm,n
rtegro robbers who boarded train No. S
on the Northern Pacific at Spokane
yesterday. ' robbed two passengers in
the tourist sleeper of 1800 in cash and
a gold watch. One robber lot.
arrestco: at i'asco ana th other at
Lind. The loot was recovered.
R0MINENT BAY CITY
MAN KILLS HIMSELF
'United Press Leased, Wh.)
San Francisco. Jan. 10. .Adam Heu-
nisch, 401 Baker street; vice-president
of the -Illinois Pacific Glass company,
committed aulctdo by wallowing- car-
oomc acia .tm mornina
tractors. The Injured men were taken
to the Portland & Seattle hospital ln
this city. . ,
PAYS FINE FOR MAN
. WHO STRUCK HDI
(Special DUpatch to Tbe Journal.)
4V ,. Astoria, Or., Jan. 10. "But 4
4 your honor, I haven't got $5," 4
4 protested Nick, George in justice
4k court yesterday afternoon, wnen ,
4 he was fined that amount for as- 4)
4 aault
4 ; "Never mind, I'll loan you tha 4
4 money,"' unexpectedly volun-
4 teered" Constantine Apostolo. 4
Tha money was forthcoming, 4
4 George was released and left th 4
4 . courtroom amid -shouts of laugh- 4
4 ter from court, attorney ami 4
spectators, for Apostolo had 4
4 .been' the complaining witness. 4
4 He had sworn to the complaint 4
4 upon' which Geprge was arrested.
George entered a plea of guilty 4
4 and' th fin was imposed. .
-:;,;.',;- .r,-;:-r;. .v'v ';
(United Frm Leised Wire.)
Washington. Jan. 10. That one of
the plank ln the Democratic platform
will frankly declare for Japanese exclu
sion in terms that will leave no doubt
to the atltude of the party toward
that question bepame known today. The
information comes from a source con
idered highly authentic and follows an
interview granted by William J. Bryan
in Chicago th other day ln which he
declared he favored exclusion.
The Impression is that those who
will have much to do with the framing
of 'he Democratic platform took their
cue from this statement and began the
building of a platform to meet Mr.
Bryan's views on this subject. This Is
considered 'a shrewd move on the Dart
or tne leaders to coax tne racinc coast
state into the ranks of the Democrats.
It is said also that Bryan shares
the belief of his advisers that an ex.
elusion plank will win in these state
quicker than anything else.
CLARENCE DARR0W
ESCAPES OPERATION
(United Preta Leased Wire.)
Los Angeles. Jan. 10. Attorney Clar
ence Darrow, who has been suffering
from mastoiditis at the California hos
pital, was considerably improved today.
Darrow has moved with hi wife to a
hotel fronting on Grand avenue,- An
operation is not now considered neces
sary, but Darrow will be under tha
constant care or his physician for
ovme lime.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrow exneet tn r.
turn to their home in Chicago ln a few
week. '
A -Is for Attorney of District, U. S
B Is for Books 'bout the land
frauds case mess.
C la for Confirmed (which Schuebel
is not).
D Is for Data; there's none on the
spot.
E Is for Errors that sometimes
occur.
F Is for Factions (political blur)
Q Is for "Go It, no help for i
GreenJe."
HIs foryou, know, it's all up to
HEXEY.
FETCHING
THINGS
FOB THE HILITH
General Finzer nas New
Rifles and a Rifle Range
Encampment Program.
: (Washington Bureio of The Jonrnil.)
Washington, D. C, Jan. 10. Ad
jutant-General Finzer. after repeated
conference with Acting Secretary of
War Oliver and other officials, said to
day:
"The Oregon troops will get their
new rifles, model of 1906, for which
they have so stronalv hoDed. Oregon
Will be the first state to get them.
The summer maneuvers at America
Lake will probably be held August 2 to
12 hereafter, alternating there one year
with the coast maneuvers the next year.
"Other eomnanlM wilt nrnbahlv be
formed solely for coast defense, the In
tegrity, of exlstlnsr infantry companies
being maintained.
' "Today I taw Senator Bourne and
Representative Hawlev. who will be-
Sin a movement to get a rifle range for
regon. They have . soma preliminary
vsurance that they can get it."
HAS fillEY BUT '
REFUSES TO EAT
Vancouver Man . Locks Him
self in Room Five Days
and Nearly Starves.
(United Press Leased Wire.)' . '
Sacramento. Cal.. Jan. 1 6. After haw
ing locked himself iorjlva day, la bi -
room In a local hotel, Clarence Edwards,
a prominent Odd Fellow of Vancouver,';')
wno i said to have formerly . owned
several valuable- race horses, has be- '
come a raving maniac. ' ' .
He rushed in - his night i clothes
through the hallway to the roof of th "
hotel and was with difficulty capturel -i
by the police. It Is believed that Ed
wards, who. i about 50 years of are.
became Insane through worryina. . He
was on the verge of starvation when he '
was taken into custody. : Nearly 1700;
was found on his person.
TRAFFIC RESUMED ON
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
" " ; ; i ' ,'''
(United Pre Leaied Wire.)
San Jose, Cat, Jan.. 10. Trafflo that
had been blocked on account of the
wreck of the' Sunset express of tha
Southern Pacific railroad last night waa
resumed at 9:30 o'clock this:1 morn in if.
By that hour all the debris had been
removed. .
A. Saunders I. thought to have been
the name of the man who was killeii
while stealing -v ride on the train ami
that his horn was in Chicago, Tha
Injured are reported lo.be rextlnav com
fortably today and no further fatali
ties are expected, v Th cause of th
wreck ha not been learned.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY NEWPORT LODGES
- (Special Dtnxtch to The Journal.)
NewDOrt Or.. Jan. 10. IndntMtnrlAnl
uraer or una reuows' annual installa
tion of officers took place last evenlnr.
Tha following members war Installed
for tha year of 1908: .
Noble erand. John Doty: vice srranrt.
O. C Shoemaker; secretary, George Kyi-
chaplain, A; J. Rader.
.Tha Rebeccaha installed the follow
ing officers for, the year of 1908. Mrs.
C Hi Sheffield, noble grand; Mrs. Arn
son. vie grand: Mrs. Georg 'Sylvvster.!
eoretary Mra. L. Moffat, treasurer. .
OREGON PEARS BRING
FOUR. TIMES AS MUCH
AS CALIFORNIA FRUI7
Comparison of receipts from, ship
ments to eastern markets v in the last
year hay proved that Oreaon near
growers' are receiving from three i to
four tiroes as much per i car for their
prodiiets aaar the brans- irowers of
southern California. - It will urpflse
the world to learn that ordinary pear
and apple orchards of Oregon have out
stripped th world-famous California
orange groves as profit producers. ..-
In tbe Los Angeles Time of January
S appear a statement to the effect th it
th year's banner shipment of orange
waa made from the Redlanda farm i t
Mlaa Clara ' Whttmore. and bro;! t
II.2J2 per car In New York, "
During the Jr Jut rioy 1
carloads of eoulhrti itrnam f
In the eastern uinr! Xirwn;
lowing reirctlve rfcplrti
13.20, 13,420, f4,5S,
it U. t