The Oregon daily journal., January 19, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

THE OREGON SUNDAY . JOURNAL, - PORTLAND1, ' SUNDAY' MORNING. JANUARY. 19, 1808.
TELL ALL
JUBILEE OF PBIESTHOOP.
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Daniel O'BelUj) Counsel:for
j Harry Thaw, Declares the
- Public Will Again- Hear
Eccital of Young: Wife's
i (ntnt Vtwi by Inf tst Leased Wle.
Tork. Jaa It Daniel O'Reilly,
counsel for Harry Thaw. declared tills
afternoon that the story of ... Evelyn
Thaw will again be told on the pubUo
wltuess atan4 despite the objections of
the district attorney on whose protaat
the iris I baa been1 put over until Mon
day. O'Reilly was an early caller at
the Tombs, aa was alao A. Russell r
boly, another of Thaw's lawyers. Mr.
O'Hellly waa naked about the alory that
Evelyn la yet tell when the trial la
renamed. There la ne doubt that
Evelyn Thaw will teat try In publle
next week," ha said. "Harry Thaw la
aa anxious aa snyone to have her re
lieved of thle second ordeal, but aa the
story has already soma out St the first
trial there seems to be no rood reason
why It should fed siren privately."
Mr. O'Reilly sj.ld be didn't believe Mr.
Jerome waa altogether sincere In asking I a Jubilee of bid priesthood. Tb pic-
:Both r eTntind bla wTfa would e" ahowt Signora Salto,
prefer a closed hearing, and I . person- U Pope's mother; at thd rlfht !
nlly concur In Mr. Jerome's motion," - i-M v.- v.ti v.-..-..
aid Mr. Littleton, discussins this asms Picture) or his holiness himself; la
matter, "but the constitution of tha the medallion lq the center shows a
SSI-. WiTSSlSw fcsSH. W church .1 Kelt, where he first
nihility of Justice Dowiing ordering a officiated as a priest, CO rears ago,
pTl? Si7,X" . h. nd below Is the hoase In which the
Tombs unexpectedly at noon today nnd I rope was DO in.
an hour s talk wltrr her son. A few
minutes after she left Jn her automobile-
Evelyn Kesblt Thaw arrived, but
did not enter too tall. She sent note
to ner ausnand and then rods away.
' -y , . Thaw Xeertlees.
Thaw spent a vary restless night In
the Tombs, but was in cheerful e pi rite
when be arose In the morning. . Be aald
be waa not pleased with , the sudden
morning of his wife's testimony. He
Federal' Judge Wolverton
Declares State's Rights
Are Subservient.
Eulogistic praise of Daniel Web-
o-ciarea he believed that the names
mat are a necessary cart of her ti
tiraony should be brought out and that
no one should be shielded.
When Mr. Pea body called at the jail
today he found the prisoner reading the
newspapers and making hotca of the
proceeding. He immediately brought
up the subject of hla wife's testimony
and surprised his lawyer by saying:
"Justice Dowling waa very wise when
he refused to rule on Mr. Jerome s
proposition to shut off Evelyn's story
Peabody. 7hlt" the rbiJTmerlcan Vea of Ker ba8ed true appreciation
a prleoner'a rights does not count In a I of the. r-rent atAtoamnn'a ahllltv na
fohe:?t?mePJ:2oedln r arVnoi an orator, lawyer. Jurist and patriot
Tuesday Evelyn Nesblt Thaw will was the theme of the speeches de
probably go- back to- the witaeas chair. m .. .,, .
unless it should be arranged to bold the IlTered at the seventh annual dinner
r,".'n a.iun i 'testimony in reserve of the American Patriotic club at
until .three physicians have sworn to (i. i).ji vam i.rf ,(.
Thaw's strange mental and phyaical the Portland hotel last night. Judge
characteristics, at various stages la bis Charles E. Wolverton, of the United
eariy maboote AttUL'' states - district court, presided as
According- to Dan O'Reilly three doc- toastmaster and in the course of his
tore who attended Harry Thaw while In remarks declared;
&Pprrinft0theOUhirTVo,, neS "We hear of state rights, but only
nurses are also coming to testify as to of rights to be maintained , within
thTw durfn,ni. tTriarVgfll without, the union; of patriotic
ii "Pctea 10 arrive here by the tnM- submission to the constitution, and
i.'dtVd."wiu "tate rights to be fostered and
wt 5!" wn,c" the defense has been perpetuated In consonance with the
upbuilding to show that Thaw waa not .At-. a
mentally responsible. One of Thaw s true Spirit Of that constitution the
old teachers. Belle Morehouse Lawrence, suoreme law of the land."
s-Ka t : i .
-' TiV SIT 'f 111 .-.V . t II le
COIISTITUIIOII r ; -H!-.r--; ,
Pope Plus X has Just celebrated
M1EII PUT OUT
THE 6UID W
Visiting Brethren Royally
. Welcomed by Local Pub
The Admaas yjapnony. r e
To rest content ,-, with Small f e
smokes; to . sefk' sandwiches-; 4
rather .': thari' smbroslas, ' . and ' e
claret punch rather . than , ab-
stntbe; to be hungry.' not raven-' e
ous; some wealthy, not broke; e
to brace up, corns early, talk oe- - e
caalonally, . applaud - freely,' to e)
listen to uipa and Jokes, to e
stories and chestnuts- with- open
heart; to clad hand cheerfully; ; e
to hurrah t bravely,' waloome. e)
luncheon; smile ever In a word
to m comradeship, unbidden and 4
unconscious, whoop up through ' e
the evening. This is to be our e
symphony. Chinning. e
A smoker, a luncheon, an antertaJn-
nent, mualo and speeches and. every
thing else that constitutes a good time
all combined, were the features of last
nights meeting of the Portland Ad
olub In honor of the visiting members
of tha order from the northwest cities
who Joined the Portland men here, on
their way to Oakland to attend the
annual meetlnr of the Pacific Coaat
Advertising ' Men's association. The
gooa xime was at ine xioiei ienox.
From the Aatorla men the Portland-
era were invited for an automobile tide
finest natural roadbed Jn Oregon.
on tha
front . Astoria
Seaside alone- tha
beach, and with room for all who ac
ta
tept. All accepted. From Spokane
came the Information that the members
were coming to Portland next summer
in two special cars. - There were good
words from JLewlston. Idaho, Vancouver,
Washington.' where the member said he
eoon expected his town to outKrow Port
land, and other cheering words from
almost everywhere along the coaat.
The smoker was a success, In every
way. , There were more thiags to smoke
than the members could smoke In a
week. , The luncheon -was likewise a
suocess. Enough food wss provided for
an army. Aa for , the entertainment,
there waa mualo of various sorts, two
minute speeches, elegant Roman punch
ana everyining eise ;n tnsKe one nappy.
Among tnoae who left Jaat (light tor
Oakland were thi following: R. M. Hall
of Portland, nrealdent ofT the - Paclflo
SAYS ROOSEVELT i
WAS
DED
Army "and ; Nary Eegisic
; 'Trn Ifnt. T?nflst fnr fhft) ..'
; . rresident.
Coast Advertising Men's sssoclatlon: J,
H. Why te, Astoria; R..C. Rohrabacber,
Lwiston: it. b. vigeiow ana T. M. r.
Keaoe, Bpokane; D. tx Moore, Seaside;
John Hartps, Eugene; B. I. Paseat C.
J. Owen, W. J. Hofmann, Fred Johnson,
Walter Ialy, Claude Hicks, A. 1
Lonr. C W. Black. O. W. Oleson. all of
Portland. . .- - ,- ' ,. - - -
The association will be la session
three days beginning wonaay.
imfmm
WITH TORPEDOES
Designers Contrive a Craft
' to Bo Known as Tor
" yedo Battleships. :'
. rVnited Frees teased Wlre.
Washington, Jan. Is. Battleship" de-
Igners . and constructors of the navy
department are discussing as a result
of the' recent Improvements la tbs ef
fectiveness of torpedoes, the develop
ment of a high speed, heavily armored
vessel, tentatively known as a "torpedo
battleship." It will have neither guns
nor turrets, the sole. means -of attack
belae; a number of torpedo tubes on
either . side, which 'can discharge at
several .hundred yards' ranee a power
ful missile that can blow up any. ship
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fUattsd frees Leased Wire. J -
.. Washington, D. CH Jan. 1$.--If this
were Germany, the proprietors of the
Army and Kavy Register, tbs. weekly
Journal devoted to these two branches,
would probably be Indicted for "let ,
majesty," and other things, on account
of caustio comment and caatlgatlon of
ths president contained in the Issue cf
today. Commenting' upon the Brown-
son-Klxey affair, tbs Beglster saysf
"Mr.- Roosevelt's action toward Rear-
Admiral Brownson , was brutal. The
language would be startling If ths pub
110 wsrs not, by. this time accustomed
to such expletives. The fierce denuncU -
story passages In ths president's let
ters concerning Bear-Admiral Brown- -
son are characteristic of their source.
Much more could have accomplished
for discipline by leas strident, leaa hys
terical and less defamatory reference
to an Individual. It is this sort of
thins which has contributed to dla-
oouragement of the personnel of. both
army and navy. No officer knows when ,
nis independence win be rewarded oy
a nuDiio reDrimano. orainaruv misao
plied, aa ii its object were a full-fl
criminal.'
the atrlke. ' This dlacnaaion has been
Stimulated by ths perfecting of msxlmlte
as a propelling power. It la admitted
that three Inch., rune of the present
type are of too short range to be ef
fective sgalnat torpedo attacks. If the
torpedo attains a range of 700 yards ths
present type of battleship jvould be
helplesa.' on ths other hand, the tor
pedo battleship, with its invulnerable
armor, high speed and means of power
ful attack, would eearcsly be In danger.
STATES Willi
who was with ths nrlscncr vrhen he waa
only six years old, faas arrived here
from Ban Francisco and Is expected to
testify next week. Evelyn Thaw talked
; of the short ordeal through which she
passed while testifying In behalf of ber
hueband. -
"I wasn't a bit nervous." she said. "I
suppose it ejras because it waa not new
to me. It may be different though
when Mr. Jerome starts his cross ex
amination, but I can stand It, because
I know that I am doing it for Harry."
.All the testimony so far, in the minds
of those who have been following the
trial will "bring the prisoner dangerous
ly near to the asylum for the criminal
ly Insane at Mattewan. But Thaw's
, lawyers are taking chances on this
proposition.
"vVe will cross that bridge when we
come to It." says Littleton.
BABIES COST THIS
Vf ;'V EMPLOYEE COIN
Cafe Martin's OvracT Offers Cash to
.. . f - Ills 3Ien to Induce Them
' ' to Marry.
'V r (Special Dispatch , to The Journal.)
r New Tork, Jan. l.TJpon atrlking a
balance In bis matrimonial ledger at
Cafe Martin, John B. Martin found to
' day' that as an accelerator of anti-race
suicide he Is making rapid strides for
' the JnedaL ' -".'''" - -.- -
A' year ago lie offered $100 to each
of the cooks, waiters and clerks who
married, 60 upon the birth of each
child In ths family of any employe.
HOP to the lather of twins and $150
for triplets. XMtring . the year ending
uecemoer i. ijvi, ne paia out IS,160,
and Mr. Martin says he is proud of it
There were i, marriages,, it babiea
porn into xno xamuies or employes and
one pair of twins. Mr. Martin an
nounces the same offer bqlds good for
vuis year.
He says the most reliable employes
are those Who are married, and those
who have the responsibility of chil-
urrn nre suit more so, ana declares be
will be the lart to complain if he has
. i p. out aouote ids amount this "ear.
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LISTOTJ HAD BEEN
MIIK10R
Baseball and Card Crazy,
and Queer Otherwisor
Went to Indiana,
y.
Taeoma, Wash., Jan. 18. Harry F.
Liston, superintendent and general dis
tributing agent for the, Indian agencies
of this stats and charged with the sale
of Indian lands, who Is missing, It Is
said tonight, left three weeks ago
suddenly to attend tbs bedside of
his father, who is 111 at his boms In
Indiana After his departure Inspeotor
Davis arrived to Investigate Llston's
administration. A wire was sent to
Liston at the supervisor's presence. He
wired back, "If he wants ms I can
come.
rr"7.T..Tir . u.. r k. ini was me iasi neara rrom mm
conBLiLULiun unuer wuiuu ii . d w w i . - . .
.ta h.t .w.-r h c8slon. Ma wora comes irom inaiana mai
is the snows of the mountains are Bej' JrEiI&
J.u.a nAmr th infiuenca of the L. Jamea J. Anderson, legal ad
peaks of StaU's Klghta.
Judgs Wolverton's remsrk was st
the close of his speech In which he
had, quoted from Webster's letter to
Horace Greeley, wherein the noted ora
tor declared he would save the union
In the shortest way under the constltu
tlon. Continuing. Judge Wolverton
quoted from the letter, "Is this great
melted away under the Influence of the
vernal sun 7 no, sir; l see as piainiy
as tha sun In the heavens what that dls
ruction must produce. I see it must
nrndure war."
Then followed Judge Wolverton's
declaration that nothing more is heard
of states seceding, but that state rights
must be fostered and perpetuated In ac
cordance with the true spirit of the
Constitution. . .
At the conclusion of his
Judge Wolverton was greeted with a
advisor of
the Liston family, has made the fol
lowing ststement:
"Liston is missing, snd whether there
Is a shortage In his accounts I do not
know and-am in no position to even
hazard a guess.
"For a year, and especially during the
past six momns, Piston naa neen act
ing very aueerly." He seemed carried
a war with baseball and was very fond
address of cards, but whether he gambled or
not i ao not how. Mrs. uiton naa
hearty applause from those present, In- been apprehensive, about him for
eluding reprweniauyeB oi me nar anu T v, v
All m IIU..11UU) uiaivii iiau II V ' k wrzn
at himself for at last hair a yean.
iuiiuiii AuuKo nuiienvii, witiH m ma arraira.
ueorge xl. vv imams aeiivereu an eio-
business world of the city.
Cites Humorous Decisions.
quent sddress upon me toast, xaniei
Webster." His remarks were peculiar
ly adapted to the Bpirit or me evening
and instructive In a delightful vein.
"American Oratory" was discussed by
William B. Wheelwright in place of
Jamea B. Melkle. who was unable to at-
Railroads Across the Andes.
. From tha Chicago Tribune,
The croDhets predict that ere manv
years nave passed mere wiu ne at least
three railroads across the Andes, one
.tunica "; " , , , " : : vi vi en i 1.1 ii jb-l;uji li ucii lch, iiio uLiierq
tend. Mr. Wheelwright won the diners connecting with steamers on the Ama-
irom me uiii buu umuo t,"'"a tA i son or its tributaries.
ftSCETZ TOB PTXPXJES
AV rACTAZi XXEM2SSE3
At this time of the year, owing
tothe varying diets, U is diffi
cult to keep the face and neck
free from eruptions.
The simple formula below' Is
riven out by Pr. Jean ValUer,
the renowned dermltologlst of
Paris, and Is said to be the mosti
effective obtainable for a corn-
ploxion restorer and skin food
as well as-for removing black- '
heads, pimples . and blemishes.
The Ingredients - are procurable
at any well-stocked drugstore,
snd are as follows: Two ounces
Rose Water;- one ounce Spirits
f Coloimes four ounces fiartol
(cryUlied). .
Put the Sartoln Into a pint of
ht water 'not boiling), and
after It Is cooled, strain through
fine cloth and add the Rose
Water and Cologne Spirit a -
U This is to be spplled dally, snd
masaaged -. thoroughjy into . the
(tkin. It la ' an inexpensive
preparation and the above for- 5
inula will make sufficient for a .
month's treatment, which.. If per-1
nnciiilv adhered to. Is said by
who have tried it t pro
i' amazing reoults, even forr
t vs wort Cin.-iplei.lons.
tmnnnrtinnous after dinner speech
nikuii Oatch. federal bank examiner.
spoke on "Banking and Currency." He
declared that northweat banks in regard
to specie and currency were never bet
ter and further remarked that the
financial conditions will be as good In
six months as six months ago and
aiMert "even better.
A. J. uiarK aejiverea vae wmiem
The line which now runs from Val
paraiso to Juncal Is to be extended
through a long tunnel which in five or
10 years will be finished, and It will
connect with an Argentine road at
Mendoza.
Tha remarkable Central Peruvian
road, which, rises 6.000 feet In 60 miles
from Its terminus and crosses the east
ern range at an elevation of 15,665 feet,
speech of . the evening ,0n the . toast, Will In no rreat time be ready to carrv
iUHAh mm4 Daw "v I , - . . . " . .
jVJtWM ail's '
Mr. nark referred to points on which
state supreme courts had been called
passengers to the Ucayall river; thence
mere is an Bou-mue river journey ere
upon for ' ;loniJmar ni cited gatlon f0r ocean-going vessels. And
tha r... before the supreme court In .i . ,nu"ii .u. . .
iiidiiuw hi niiiwi iuo. innth.r Una mrthtF.tn tha
SEEKS DEATH PENALTY
FOR TRAIH VRECKIHG
J; Hampton Moore Intro
duces Bill Providing for
Heavy Punishments.
(Special DUpttck to The 7oarsal.)
Washington, D. C, Jan. 1$. Repre
sentative J. Hampton Moore, of Penn
sylvania, Introduced a bill In the houss
today providing heavy penalties for
train wrecking, and defining just what
will be regarded as train wrecking
hereafter. If the bill passes.
It does not refer In any war to neg
ligence upon the part of railroads nor
to defective equipment by railroads.
but merely to such willful or mallolous
tampering' witn railroad equipment or
appliances as results in accident. When
an accident ao caused results In death.
the person convicted is to be convicted
of murder in the first degree. t
Less offenses are to be punishable
with heavy fines and imprisonment for
long penea.
Talk
Is.
Cheap
GQSifR & BOWSES
UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE AND CARPET HOUSE
Prices
J-Cpunt
HOME B-2332.
386'East Morrison, Between itnion and Grand Avcs.
TELEPHONE EAST 4350.
Clearance Sale Prices Continue
Through This Month
Some interesting comparisons in Iron Bed prices:
Reg. $10.00 Beds. . .8 7.50
Reg. $11.50 Beds. ..8 8.75
Reg. $14.50 Beds... $11.00
Reg. $17.50 Beds... 813.50
Reg. $20.00 Beds. . .$15.00
These beds are elegantly fin
ished and made in the lat
est patterns. .
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We have a large assortment of handsome Rockers in
weathered and golden oak; upholstered in. genuine black j
or colored leather.
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NOTE SOME OF OUR PRICES:
Regular $12.50 value, at 8 0.25
: Regular $14.00 value, at . . . , $10.50
Regular $18.00 value, at $13.50
TRADE ON THE EAST SIDE.
WHITTALLS BODY BRUSSELS.
QUICK MEAL RANGES.
place
,lem8:.,n.geI,-.W'n!lTS- north will greatly shorten the tourney.
UlVi villi C VIIVWU V -a. "
i
puted point In the controversy brought
about by a painting or angeis by a
noted artist who forgot the appendages
when he reproduced the heavenly in-
hahltanta in oil.
Mr. Clark also rererrea to me aecision
f tha Missouri supreme court which.
after due deliberation, decided that a
certain weii-anown orana oi- peer was
an Intoxicating beverage. i ne aecision
of th minrpma court Of Texas that an
unmarked dog was entitled to change
its marks was another - weighty legal
luestlon cuea 07 nr. viarK in Ms
najit. Other examples none the less
humorous, were cited, which kept the
guests in roars of laughter all evn-
which 40 covers were laid, Judtre Wol-
varton was eiectea president, nunomi
Charles . .Boe vice-president, and a - t .: ir -,---1 .
ueorge w. iiasen secretary. The sub- a uvauijt 11 jnjpciij;
lect-for next .year's discussion will be firtr? Mn.ria11v nnr relhrafl
tne iaie unnoa piaies senator from Ore
gon. wm n, camiia.
GLASSES
SUIT AGAINST K0AD
V TO COMMENCE S00K
9 .
'' Washington. Jan. 18. The govern
ment's suit to dissolve the slleged Il
legal combination betwen the Union Pa
cific -and Scwthern Paclflo railroads
will begin In a fav dan. f. A
snce, special counsel in the cane, whose
absence in Europe delayed early action,.
I1CB.BB nuLiiinii inn aiinrnsw vanaMra mv bi
arrival In New York,. flT tZ
in VVaahlngton soon and the present ln
tentlon Is to file rnimri in fh. r:ni.
States circuit court In Bait. r.nlr rit
at nee. . , , .7
fitted, especially our celebrated
Kaydee Mounting; low bridge.
and no screws to work loose ; re
moving headaches, frowns and
pains in back of head, etc Try us
when others fail. v ;
J. D. DUBACK
Professional Optician , '
iteiau ana wnoaesaje f '
173 Fourth St Y. VUfrK. BJdg.
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Fully Guaranteed Work at These Prices:
Gold Crowns .S4i00
Bridges er tooth 84.00
Gold Fillings. . . ...$1.00 to $2.50
Set Teeth, best made. . . ....$7.00
Teeth, mounted on gold... $75.00
Teeth, mounted on platinum $150
The Way We Do Dentistry
. 1 . ,
If ardentist with a good reputation
charges $8.00 for a gold crown, and says
the duplicate can be made no cheaper,
by any other dentist, is It a fact?
There are two aides to every story t
The Other Side You pay for the
established reputation. '
Our Side- The difference Is: Our
profit is much, less and we work harder
for our money but we give you the same
value for $4.00.
Our $7.00 artificial teeth stand on
the same equality regardless of price.
No man ever made a better bridge
than we offer for $4.00 per tooth. '
Our fiUmgs are the best. ; . ,
We have but one price, You can
get no better, no matter what" yovt pay.
-Investigation costs nothing. Come and
see us. We will save you money; and
save your teeth.'
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