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' THE l OREGON ' SUNDAY" .jOURNAU PORTLAND SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY , 12,' ; 1008.
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Slayer - of Stanford , White I
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J'.' New York, Jan. XI At no time Btne
;the night vof, June K. 106. when be
! sent a bullet craahlng Into the brain of
. Stanford White, the famous architect,
' f haa. Harry K. Thaw been in aa little
r f danger of Bine Sing or the death-chair
at now. on the eve of the actual open
' i Ing of hla eeoond trial for the killing,
r At bo tlraa baa be been In such Im
iinrtiiLt danrer of Imprisonment In a
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Roseburr National Bank. '
The Roeeburg National Bank building,
juat completed and opened for business
..it kt Tork'a urlum I m imnin I la aaM hr inmi to be
t or the criminal Insane, the most modern structure of ita kind
i.i, ii in New Tork If tber be- Mn southern Oregon. Tne upper story
Ask 18 men la new xora w iuy cc, by forest Supervisor a. G
; Ilara Harry Thaw wm oa oonvwiea ana Bartruny, offices. H. O. Lewis' ahoto-
1 nine wlU tell VOtt "na" - Tha tenia wiu greph gallery and Or. r. w. myner
f ba to doubt - Aak 10 Bewapapennan or
court attachee, who have followed the
two trlala cloaely. If they believe Thaw i
Jnaane now and tha chancea are excel.
; lent for tha entire 1 anawortng. In the
r aff lrmatlre.
i Evidence bearing on Insanity at the
f Treaent trial of Harry K. Thaw wUl be
belong different linea than In the flrat
that the defense will aeek to prove that
:-. Thaw was maane oniy ai ne um an
ishot Stanford White and no ..matter
- what the verdict of the Jury will leave
t Ma present condition to be determined
; later by a commission in lunacy.
t . ; ftnporoa ateUaoholla.
The apeoiflo kind of lnaanlty which
l Thaw'a lawyera will advance aa a de
! rrtaa la known aa "stunorous melan
i -ohnKLO whinh. accordinr to mecicai ex
office. 'Tha bank Itself occupleatha
corner room below. W. E. CUngenpaers
lawelrv atora Is on the street front and
the A. U Maddlx barber shop la on the
aide. This la only one of the many fine
buildings erociea in Koseourv iasi y-r.
Besides new atores of all kinds, that
city has an up-to-date machine ahop and
automooue garage.
'HAT. WOMEN WILL DO WHEN
THEY RULE WORLD'S POWERS
t . . randora tha sufferer lncaoable
i of knowing tha nature and Quality of his
..acts. It is said to be curable, and.
i unlike paranoia la not progressive.
The completion- o e jury va '
ZAa iMnd tha lawyers from their In
vestlration. Of talesmen, and all of to-
in-
av raa anent In the - preparing of
: speechea which will outline the. defenso.l nies." Lady Henry Somerset
- ana Drosecuiiun. vv ucu iua -
trailed Monday morning1 It la expected
(United Press tossed Wire.)
London. Jan. 11. "What will womeq
do when they ruler asked a Berlin
paper recently. Anawera came from all
over the world. Hero are a few:
They rule, already and always hare,
ao cannot understand your Query"
Lady Alma-Tadema.
"Nonsensical things" Mme. Susanna
Deeparea, Paris tragedienne.
"They will retain their good and bad
Qualities aa men rulers have done, do,
and alwaya will." Mme. Barah Bern,
hardt'
They will not differ much from the
beat men rulera. 1 don't believe In the
superiority of either sex. The world la
for both. They must away lta desu
' "They will, hava undisputed powar to
aid my Ufa-work of supplying gowns
to needy actreaaea." Mma Tvatta Gil
bert . .
"Deatroy all but a few achoola and
create a generation of minds 4ree from
traditions of modern wretchedness: un
til -there la a new humanity reform can
be but auperflclaL" Mme. Ellen Key.
Scandinavian writer on marriage and
maternity. . .
"We would restlessly seek office but
would, not spend fortunes sending war
ships to the Pacific to terrify out
neighbors. - We would atrengtbea In.
d us try. make tha church more popular
than tha theatre and enforce total ab
stinence and open all schools to wom
en." nelva Lockwood. twice Woman'i
Rights candidate for the presidency.
and prosecution.
aionaay morning u. wp"" . .,i.l ... .a t . .al. .
rthat the district attorney will charge i -.-. .v- -
lafled to reat my case with them.'
; Kay Be SUagreemeai.
TTha Trery worst we can expect la a
I 'disagreement. said one of tha lawyera,
"and even that will be a surprise."
Evelyn Thaw went to the Tombs
shortly after noon and talked with her
husband for more than an hour. Evi
dently the Interview waa pleasant for
she emerged smiling and aeemed to .be
In tha beat -of -good humor.
She said her husband waa feeling
well ' and looking forward to the con
tinuation of hia trial Monday with sat
isfaction , with the good progress made
i waa especially marked duringbta trip J wa, busy preparing for the next rial
r .1 hrnus-h . Ruront with Kvelyn WeSDlt. 1 . tr.iclvn miA aha tiari mnfManirt
t Affidavlts-to support these i contentions j the iury. When Mrs. Thaw entered
i wiir b--ubmittod and It la aald I thatthe prjBon her face was covered with a
T Mr. Littleton will especially emphasize large white veil, but when aha departed
r tue' errauo-actions ot 'in v ""(she lifted ner veu to a numoer-or pno-
tnne or iha enooung or .wruj;. l tognaphera to arlva them an opportunity
: that Thaw waa sane at the time ha shot
i btanford White and that he la sane now.
Z Opposed to this will be Littleton's
plea that hla client avaa Insane at tha
ktimo of the shooting, leaving tha mat
: ter of hia present condition In abey-
To prove this. It Is aald that Thaw'a
rhlf counsel will brlna forcibly before
i the Jury 4he fact that four months be-
iur 1141 VUin a - ...a
v found one of ber children, an Infant
, dead In bed beside her, and that when
'.Harry was born lie was In convulsions.
: , Wad'. Sooentrlo' Boy., '; 'K .'.
Th condliion continued . throurhout
hla boyhood and his .eccentric behavior
GLADYS READY
TO GRAB TITLE
Count Somethingorother Se
cures License to Marry
-Twelve Million Dollars.
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Is Mr j Littleton, .when asked If the de-lto taJta her cloture.
f fense; would- toOck vupon . the . present I , The Jury waa selected In- five daye
.mental conaruon oi -Jiiiaw, m n inn wnen tno last two memuera qi m
not Incumbent for them to show that J Jury were sworn on Friday evening.
urt aajournea unui j ogiock uumuu
ln the real atruggle for tha young
millionaire's lire wui pegin.
It Is an Intelligent looking Jury of
IP marriea men ana two wiuowera.
There are five gray heada in the box.
Nona of the 12 la below middle age.
Moat of them are fathers of families.
Balked by Interest
The absorbing Interest taken by the
.mu 1m TKow'a fat hfti atranffelv.
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pk. MaaAa tM- tha T Jnereaaa In time I enough, ' proved the chief obatacia to
Tha reason jar the iJpcreaaa in I .,, 7.h, 1ur- bor. of the 400 men
t Thaw was eane now but that their co
V whole efforts would t aevotea towara w
rhowing -that be was irresponsible at
f the time of the kUline. .
The prosetutlon will hava mora time
, at this. aeeond trial In presenting Its
: case than -It-did at the , first. District
V Attorney Jerome aald -it would take at
I least a day to present the proofs of
f th killing of Btanford White. At the
t first trial only two hours ware uaed to
- ao IhlS. r
' u na reason jot cue intraiw to um i , r .1 aha
IS flM to lfl iaci irai ; a. um"r : 1. -niai talesmen for the
i (CnlUd Frees Leased Wire.)
New York, Jan. 11. Miss Gladys
Vanderbllt wore a Paris-made walking
suit with green squares. Her hat was
of brown, with a atlff, flat rim. wide,
too. A brown bird perched in front
Her furs were as brown aa her hat, the
bird and tha aquarea in her dresa. Bhe
wa a symphony in brown, in fact But
her glovea were gray. She wore no
veil.
Count LasiIoq Jena Maria Henrvk
Simon Szechenyl wore a dark business
suit, overcoat and derby hat
Ha cut no lea. '
They got marriage license today. It
was No. 1261. January 27 la the day.
Leaving out all foolish questions the
couple desribed themselves aa follows:
The count when st home, lives In Hun
fcary. aa-e 28. Emoloyed aa land-owner
and1 Imperial and royal chamberlain.
Born at Horpaof, Hungary. Father waa
I or James Llincfl nraiia win in pranui.ou i s. ahla to aav
I in direct testimony. - Owing to hi; ab- MaL $r?S f1"
I iStM-U?Vo in! opinion of the guUt or innocenc. of tha Count Im.eSxech.nyr "ifotne-rV
f i8l..tt-:?n-1-7S,i T amiriin accused. Mora than S00 of these select en name Counte.. 'Ai-xander Sxhmav.
Vwltnesaea in rebuttal , ,::y that the court declared them dlaquall-
U ; WWlMiraw.. I fled to serve. ,
-i t t,a tniirated ttosltion of the de-l It waa reported today that one of the
jurors wsii uo uiuypou
Monday.
by the prosecu-
According to rumor
ffense is carried out it will place Harry Juro
t m.,, . au . Kaa..llaa Aa4t'nN i e at mttmUtt I linn
I ;alttaf Z reached I by tha about " Ui. Vrlmlnal -courUbulldtng th;
. . . . d. 4 1. . . M I nnin
vtnougn aeciarea inwKiii on mur
fitr charge he will not be freed unless
t Justice Dowllng so orders. It Is thought
1 highly Improbable that ha will do this,
but will follow the usual procedure and
T order a commission in lunacy. In whose
r hands the ultimata fata of the young
in
tain
to
. imllllnnalre would reat
r Harry K. , Thaw'a counsel are
I Ush about tha advisability of a
fmittinv tfvnlvn Thaw on the' atant
; testify for her husband In hla second
Atrial. v " - '''- - 1 ;
a Martin W. Littleton. chlf counsel for
S, the vounr millionaire. believes the
Opinion as to tne guill or innocence u
ha. Vlftfanilant held bv this accented
talesman had been found to be so posi
tive that restrict Attorney Jerome has
determined to put soma ona elae In hla
'fifa AafMisa had nrevlouslr debated,
' tha advisability of summarily challeng
ing this man, but since they have found
that th nroaccution is determined to
drop him tney win now ngni u jhocj.
bim la ma piace.
MRS. THAW ILL.
futrengthened by tha fear that young
i Mrs. Thaw may do suojeciea 10 mure
1 drsstlo treatment by Mr. Jerom. . -
" t Mr. O'Reilly holda that without
f Evelyn's testimony thera Is little hope
?of a favorable verdict, a feeling which
iMr. Peabody sharea. The young woman
thaa decided to ba guided solely by the
; ' i lawyers, although aba naturaUy dreads
- 5 repetition of the ordeal aha suffered a
- i year ago.
I Both the pi
' t "There Is no comparison between this
ilurr and tne otner. one,-, saia iwvw
-i' i rfsy. The members all
Both the prisoner and Ws win are,
tna ury.
Cannot Attend Trial II Needed.
mnltad Press Leased Wire.)
Pittsburg, Jan. 11. Mrs. William,
Thaw Is suffering from rheumatism. I
wr friends believe her enforced ab
sence from her aon'a trial In New York
is aggravating her condition. Her phy
sicians believe otherwise.
"Mra Thaw is neither seriously or
danaerouslv HI." said Attorney Frank
fl.mnia. for the Thaw estate, today.
Attnrnav O'Mftra stated that when Mra
Thaw waa needed at her son's trial she
would bo there. ".Believe me, no eaiu,
NeVer married before.
Mlsi Vanderbllt. middle name Moore.
White. Homo New Tork. Age 21. Born
at Newport Father Cornelius Vander
bllt. Mother formerly Alice C Qwynn.
Never married before.
' The counle filled out the blank in
advance. Nothing remained but to
swear to it But the count was nerv
ous! He fussed, fumed and fidareted
with his cane. Ha speaks English welL
He had the banns published in hia home
Hungarian town and nn nm nhlaotarf
to his withdrawing. The count Daid the
110 license fee. He is a Cathollo. In
cases where there are to be both civil
and religious ceremonies two licenses
are necessary. The count bought only
one.
The counle rode from the Vandarhm
home to the city hall In a taximeter
cab and back home the same way. Few
knew they had been thera until afta
they were gone.
"It Is not a marrlare for mnn
aid Attorney Cuker, the count'a coun
sel..,, "It is one of the nicest marriages i
i 'ever anew or. u is Deautlful full
pi xine sentiment.'
RICH VAGABOND
it will not be necessary for anyone to
come to Pittsburg to taJte
Mrs. Thaw's
seem to be far
- superior to any Jury I bava evar seen in deDOsltion, There is no one half so in-
MMMaaMaaaalaaaaaaMMaaaaaai t - 5 . . A.,fAma n TTsrrv'l trial
as his mother and only death would
PROVES HONESTY
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THE GRIP
.' WHAT aHHXXXST THTBTCIABTl BAT
r . A TO ITS TBXATKEBT.
it ip-h u: ' ? A'iZ-H
t How toT raTant It What to Do After
r-j tha arlp.".."' . '-'K-
s Eminent phyalclana Ilka tha lata Dra
f3eorg F- Shrady and Cyrus Edsott of
. ?JNw Tork, agree that in the grip me
j patient should be t once made warm
:nd ba given a good,, cathartic
i Tha Bast Cathartlo in the grip la
Friends With Income
From Business.
KV3m.Q1B for Tramp
readv money that la all foolishness.
They have plenty of money to pull them
hrnh nrlfhnut olit from others. When
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the proper time comes, airo. j.ijw wui
ko to New York accompanied by rela
tives. She wants to g now. out ner
physicians are restraining her, aa heri
presence is no now neww.
LIFElfil
LIVING AT EIGHTY
jHood'a Pills, because not only are they A3am Weaver Of Canj'On-
(United Press ttued Wire.)
Paris, Jan. ll.When the SartoviUe.
France, police heard a few days ago of
a tramp who had been buying cham
pagne of a local inn here, they decided
tnbre was something: susolcioua nhnnt
tnai nooo.
. Tbey were lookinr for tha nomntra.
tor of a bold robberv in tha nnla-hhnr.
bubo anu a vagaoona wno couia otter a
100-franc note for wine looked good to
them. They found the man with three
other walfa In a ramshackle roadaida
Tille, Sick" and Broke,
Stabs Himself.
Yo'ir sueDlclon Is natural h nt un
founded," the tramp explained urbane
ly, "Here, gentlemen, are my papers."
He thereupon handed over a bank draft
for $360 and documents showing him
to have been once a wosOerous manu
facturer and mayor of a community
Then, with a smile he erilninari
he fell from his height of prosperity
yeara before, and was deprived of his
wife, whom he adored. Turnlnjr his
easy ta take and asy to operate,"- but
'instead pf weakening like other athar-
tics they hava a true tonlo effect
-I To prrreat tna Orlp, avoid undue ex
? posure. keep your f.eet always dry, and
: take Hood's earaaparllla.' Thla last ad-
f vice la vary Important because if your
i blood ia In good condition and your ap
;Pttrt and dlgetion are all right, yon
?..ni aaaa tha irr in. . Tt aatana linnn
, ..... . ------ i Dinn niraseu in una aoaomen witn come no disappeared, taking to the pub-
Jthose whose health-tona lfl low, , whoaa pocketknlfe. Ha waa 80 years old and 1 Uo road. For two decades he had lived
Mood la thin ana poor. . K--fhiahcl,
After tha Grip, Hood's SarsaparUla Is cause. - Hla recovery is doubtfuL
:tha createst tonic that can be taken. I aaa :,a wua ana jnrea cniidren.
ilt overcomes that weak, debilitated. cpn
Vtticm, purlfHa, vitalises and eprichea
the. A Kod, eUnilnatea. all . that r'glp
e!i.n.. creates an appetite, " aids dl-
' "t, and soon ruts one "on his
(SpecUl Dlpatch to The Joorsal.)
Boseburg, Or., Jan. ll.Adan Wea-
at.M.iu1 .iiUM. a. r'ui.i.nn will.
today by aiashing his throat and at. '
nas uvea at wanyouvuie so years., ill I cut on from menus and family. His
:itu irouoiea were mei income ne arew reiruiariy, SDendlna- it
W la a..K..I IT- I 1. I .
EACH PURCHASE: MEANS A BIG SAVING
ChaJlengo Sale Continnei and prices without a. parallel are offered in every section of the
big ! store. The niost nithlesa reductions have been' niade on the most seasonable mer
chandiscv That our extremely low prices and enormous assortment are 'appreciated by
, - the public is shown by the record breaking sales of the past week.
Leek fat Special
, rrloa Tlekota. -
HERE ARE INDUCEMENTS
Toa wtu m&a Them
ta'XVery Baetloa.
CASH IS WANTED
But ipecial thort-time ''credit ; may bi
uaiicvi iwi vy aiiica tiici, Iticr-
ences are ggtWactory, -
Lorig-Tirhc Payment Accounts 1"
Will ba accepted ai atual, but only at
refrnlar priceg. Howercr, our rerular
price! aft, lower than you, can fipd le
where. !:'',S'V,,;. ' ..
CHALLENGE PRICES
$3.25 Wire. Springs . . : ......... .?t.35
$3i)0 Yum-Yum Springs $1.05"
$3.00 Supported Springs . . . . . .... $1.05
$4.75 Edwards' Special Springs... $3.95.
$8.00 Steel Fame Springs. ......3.05
$3.50 Cotton-top Mattresses...... $2.50
$8.00 Steel Frame Springs. ..... .$5.00
$10.00 Steet Frame Springs .$6.00
$2.50 Excelsior Mattresses. $1.50
$3.00 Wool-top Mattresses $2.00
$4.50 Wool 1 Combination Mat
tresses .... .....$3.00
$6.00 Cotton - Combination Mat-
tresses 84.00
$8.00 Cotton Mattresses $5.00'
$10.00 Cotton Mattresses $6.50
$12.0T Hair Mattresses. $8.75
$15.00 Floss Mattresses.... .....$11.00
Our Mattresses are made in our own shop
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EXTRA DISCOUNTS ON
ENTIRE LINE
Price List on Close-Out Patterns.
50c Cotton Ingrains, yard.'. ...291
75c Half Wool Ingrauis, yard........ 40
$1.00 All Wool Ingrains, yard. 67
$1.00 Brussels, yard .67
$1.50 Brussels ............$1.10
$1.60 Velvet $1.25
$1.60 Axminster ....'....$1.25
$1.90 Body Brussels............... $1.25
CHALLENGE PRICES
50c Mirrors . . v. . . 251
70c Lace Curtains, pair. , , r. ., , . ,30J
75c 1 Wood Chairs , 50
$2.00 Kitchen Table. .......... '.$1.25',
$2.25 Rochester Lamps,. I....... $1.50
$4.00 Household Treasure.... '....$2.50
$5.00 Kitchen Safes . , . $3.25
$6.50 White Couches. $4.75'
$7.00 Sanitary - Couches'. ....... . .$4.75
$8.00 Kitchen Safes ..$5.25;
$10.00 Kitchen Safes..... $6.50:
$12.50 Hardwood Wardrobes..... $8.75!
$16.50 Cook Stoves ...$12.25'
$20.00 Extension Tables ...$13.00
$25.00 Buffets, oak .818.50
$30.00 Dining Tables.' -....$21.50
$35.00 China Closets $24.00:
$40.00 Dressers $28.50
$50.00 Parlor Cabinets S52.Q0
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to have in your kitchen is a MALLEA
BLE IKON RANGE.
or all tha malleable ran res tha MON
ARCH la unquestionably tha best . Tha
letter which wa hava from the Judaea
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Ua B.l.nnfr.1 hunMMI mvtm-A oalr mm 11.
lustrated. French mirror. 17xS0, alia of top at tha Xawla and Clark fair will prova
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No. S7H--ollen quartered : oak BuffeU. v Ii4 Monarch, ovan IBvlB.
!f,Pi;S'. i!V,ui38rS- fl0ft filfi 0' 42-Monarch oven 17a20.
mirror, 11x34, recular prlca. I30.00 - Bala Kn Ktii.unn.rrii nv.n iaso
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Price S23.0A
No. 260 Weathered Quartered Oak Buffet,
leaded glass doors, top 19x44, mirror ltx
40; rerular prloa 155 Bala Prlca .S40.00
No. at Monarch.
attainments
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No. 1 Kitchen Cabinet, anruca h!rh
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No. 41 Eastern Hardwood Cabinet,
tha top divided Into 10 compart- ran a
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nd ona doors rfwtar - , ; ' ' '
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rollers, ana tna wnoia la nicely
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.120.00 to
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Treaaura, rerular
Houaehol
$I.S0 Sale
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asbestos llnlnfa
lucea rrom .
114.00 to $11.50
18 Reduced from
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l..k.r hl.li will h.lla lit, m nhaa.
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DAHOANS THI'JK
piiicHOT none
He
vagabond
The nrstdent tof the "minera union
at- Cobalt, Ontario, who was recently
arrested on the charge of inciting the
miners ic strike, in violation of tha
Canadian Industrial disputes act, was
'found aruiltv and sentnrl' m iv
Liuontjjs imprisonment,:
among- his wandering- companions!
Tnepouce jen mm to ols
frlanda. -....
iiiati r iiurr iciibibuod roroias
a woman to work-wlth!n a month", of
tbe birth Of ber chll' and. th work
men's insurance - system insures her
gratuitous medical assistance and half
Ler ordinary -waaeal . -
Woolgrowers Condemn Pol
icy Pursued y Chief For
ester of United" States.
Unite Press teiscd Wire.)
Boise, Ida,; Jan. 11. Tha Idaho Wool
-rowers' association, In session at Po
catello today, addressed resolutions op
posing any change in land laws ao far
aa tha publio domain la concerned, save
only that it "shall promote and make
practical " ta. aettlement ? ' of --..r pub
lic-lands by bona-fide homebulldera and
that It shall encouraae homeseekera. .
"Wa take the stand," tha resolutions
continued, "and .oppose the policy as
advocated by 'the Hon. Qifford Pinchot
because of our experience with "the ays
tarn as it ia sow administered under his
supervision. We can truthfully say
that in many Instances, Instead of being"
governed by law, our rights'have been
suspended and abused at tha will and
whim of a department agent, and the
agent In many instances was wholly
unacquainted . witn 'tna circumstances
necessary - to obtain - from tha govern
ment an eaultable and correct direction,
"We realise that it is detrimental to
tha livestock Industry to place It under
sucn restrictions, ana we consequently
protest against sucn restraints.
"We further realise that under this
system tha free exercise of tha spirit of
development Is retarded, and it Is not
In accordance with tha rights and nrlvl
lea-es aranted bv the constitution foi
state and country. We claim that, we
have ' already, been Imposed : upon and
burdened bv taxation which la unlust
and unfair, and we protest against tha
furtner administration or tne public ao
main by the enforcement of such bur
densome rules which It will1' Impose
upon ua. i
COLUMBIA'S TAX ' '
- IS SEVEN MILLS
i , (Special .Dispatch to Tha Joarnal.) vr
et Helens, Or Jan. 11. The county
court of Columbia county, has fixed the
tax lew for tha countv for lflOT at aav..
nn mills. This .includes the . levy for
county road, school and state purposes
mtA mrtll hIm .liMit tit? AAA ' fpkl.
amount will be augmented bya spe
cial school tax of about IJfi.QOn, and
special road tax or-Dout iJl.OOO.
OH TOO
SMALL fOR JOB
Omaha Mayor Declares Peer
' v ess.Leader Is Only Man
to Head Democrats. .
(United: Press Leased Wire.)
Omaha. ; Jan. ; ll.-"Oovernor ; John
Johnson . of , Minnesota , contesting
Bryan's nomination will ba like a mouse
attacking, a lion," said Mayor Dahlman
after meeting tha , "pearlees " one" here
today and aeelng dispatches from Min
neapolis saying Democrats of that state
had Issued a manifesto for Bryan and
that Johnson, Democrata would .oppose
tha
I' don't "belleva Johnsort will try for
nomination, said Mayor Pahlman.
Hi cannot afford to do 1L Ha will
haye o ight Bryan openly, and a man
tile. a ' t -. anrrt Ha that' T t'ninlr
Colonel Bryan" wlu walk away vlth
Minnesota's vote in the convention the
same as the other states.
"Johnson is all right aa governor, of
course, but u ha trjes to zui Jttryan s
place he will find tne shoes too big by
far. But that does not matter,- for -ha
win not get a chance to wear them.
Bryan is going to do tha wearing until
he stamps . Into tha , White House and
sits ..aown in tne presidential cnain.
MISS ALICE SIBS0U :
, TO MARRY CLUBMAN
. . (Special Dispatch to Th Jonrnal.) .
:. ... t.a ''11 iPk. '
riage of Miss Alice Slbson of Portland,
Oregon, ta Chauncey .winalow, a wen
known 6a lranclaco. clubman, la -to
take place in tha near bture, accord
ing to reports which hava been cirou
la ted here. Miss Slbson Is now in En.
rone with her mother' and it la
stood that Mr. Wlnalow la on hla way
acrosa tha Atlantic - ,'- v. ,, i ,
Several years ago Mr. Wlnslow spent
mueh-oa Ills time In the cltv rn th.
Willamette river, -Hla' wife was then
living in California. During the aprlng
of 1608. just after the great fire, Mr.
Wlnslow sued her husband for a di
vorce On, the grounds of deaertlnn , Tha
decree waa .granted several months aft
erward. ,,.- ..-..,. t
Miss fllbson and Mr. " 'vTInslow have
known each other for years.
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