The Oregon daily journal., January 20, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON DXILV; JOURNAU.; PQRTOiND', MONDAY ? EVENING. JANUARY 50, ,1001
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'V Judge Wolverton Commends
, The Action of W. 31. Ladd
: v 'in'Taking Over Affairs of
the Title Guarantee
V; Trust Company.
dependant Coal aV Ie company, (or about
190.000. . The amount of th Rankin
loan waa advanced ta tha Hawkey com
pany by tha bank, which took one-half
of the Rankin security, consisting . of
tha coal and tea company stock as aa.
curlty advanced to tha Hawkey com
pany by tha bank.
rnal Company Xndbta.
In thl way Rankin waa forced to
rive security not only for Ma own loan,
but for tha loan made to tha Hawkey
comDanr.
In tha account of tha overdraft, Mr.
Meara reports that tha Portland Fuel
company la indebted to tha trout oom
Deny for 13.470.17. Thla la -tha oom-
pany owned by Stat Treasurer George
A. Steel who, at the time of tha failure,
aid that the bank owed him money,
but that ha waa not Indebted to the
wracked Institution In any way.
In reporting upon the insurance com
pany, which held forth in tha office of
the trust company, Mr. Meara aald that
he was unable to And any connection be
tween the two firm and therefore the
profits of the Insurance company can
i in no way be connected with the asset
of the bank.
To date the following proof of claims
have bean made; Bavin aeeount, US;
open account.. I7; certificate of de
posit 201: miscellaneous claims. o
The account shown on the book ar
aa follows: Check accounts. 1.400: av-in-
accounts, 7,000; demand certifi
cates. 600; time certificates, 100. Tha
report state that the abstract depart
ment is self-supporting;.
WIS C. I. H0D11
PERJURY REELECTED
It. S. Howard Will Be Ap
" pointed aa Iteceiver To
morrow Hears Is Cora
. plimented on Manner in
Handling Business.
The report of E. C. Mear a receiver
f th Tltl Guarantee tt Trut com-
'V Jtany wa filed with Judge Wolverton in
'. tha United State district court thla
:; morning. Mr.THear tendered hi realg
' nation a receiver and tha affair of th
suspended Institution will be formally
turned over tomorrow to William M.
ladd, who 1 to aasum th rasponsl-
- blllty of U account. -
Judge Wolverton will consider th re
port today. Tomorrow, at the request
: f Mr. Ladd. R. 8. Howard will b ap
. pointed a receiver to handle tha busi
ness until all account hav been aeu
tied. '
Mr. Ladd wa complimented by th
court for having taken charge of th
bank' business and upon th manner
' In which he ha assumed the responsi
bility of the affairs, o attfaotory to
all concerned. Judg Wolverton also
commended Mr. Meara for tha satlsfao
tory manner In which he ha conducted
the business during hi term a receiver
" appointed In tha stead of George II.
1 SB. Wnthlctim, ttorney rprentlng I
Mr. Ladd in court, stated that In turn
ing over th -affair to Mr. Howard a
Mr. Ladd'a receiver, tha action met with
th approval of the depoaltora associa
tion, the American Surety company and
ail other parties lntereated a wall.
Xrg Bond a,alra. I
.- Judge Wolverton Uted that Mr. How
e.rd'8 bond would be placed at f 100,000.
In case funda amounting to more than
' thl amount hould accumulate th court
reserve the right to Increase the bond
to correspond with tha cash held by tn
receiver. Thl. Judg Wolverton said,
should be done aa a matter of form to
protect not only Mr. Ladd and, the de-
' positors of th Tltl Guarantee A Trust
company, but the court a well under
' whose jurisdiction th final transaction
are being carried out. ' .
Trust funds amounting to about 1 20 -
ann n -also ordered disbursed. This
;is In additions IJO.QOO whtcb was. or
, dored paid br the court last Friday,
t Mr. Mpsm'. reoort covers th trut
company' business under his Jcclvr:
ship until January . An additional
statement containing th exact figures
as to cash on hand, resources and dls
' bunement is to b mad by Mr. Mear
to th court tomorrow morning.
Mr. Mear report of th overdraft
and debts of th subsidiary companies
to th Title Guarantee Trut company
how how th bank was wrecked. Th
. mmn rnmnanv IS inaeDiea lu m
parent company for 180,500: the Mo
hawk Lumber company, $4,006: the pre-e-on-Idaho
company $30.000; , Portland
t)evelonment company. 111,446: Fourth
, Plain Evaporating company, 4,46.8;
' Independent Coal Ice company, $11.-
000: Oregon Land Water company.
$378,121.27; Colonial Investment com
pany, $Z7,582; tha Contract company,
f K SKI 9 i
Overdraft amount to $1S,I(7.2C, be
sides $102,816.18 advanced on check and
other , paper, maaung mm
drafts $12L$88.44.
Mr. Mear report the bank a re-
sources $3,061,803.44 and th ezcesa a
ecu over the liabilities $455,447.88. Thi
. statement 1 based on book values,
: which wer not changed by th receiver
. i because of hi early retirement from
the bank. He explained today that in
: aamuch a Mr. Ladd wa about to as-
. aum control there would be no necea
; aity for him to alter th values aa re-
, ported by Mr. iuu.
; .' , Htacfe Collateral Out.
' In hi statement to the court Mr.
t- Mear said in reference to tha over
vr lrnft account: ' .
Tcu will note that th overdraft ac-
count under th bead of reaourcea ha
. V been Increased since the report' of th
j ' previous receiver, for this reason, that
- 1 found many of the items listed in
. t said report under the head of accounts
; receivable were nothing more than
money advanced for different parties
.- v cither by voucher or debit mad at th
- bank and therefore rightly belong In
.) the overdraft account"
.- Much of the collateral held by th
Ti trust company against loan made to
. the subsidiary companies is still' out,
'.but Mr. Mears reDorta that, ha secure
rrom trie Hawkeye Investment company
. a note of M. B. Rankin for $42,600.
This ia but an Incident of th wildcat
,- xinanu practiced Dy tn derunct matt
. . tution. Rankin sought a loan of $42.
. 601 from the trust company. The bank
, of flclals told him they were unable to
bul-11 , ian ai inav uohl out
Federal Witness Testifies
Land Commissioner Paid
for Claim Contracted by
'Zacharj' Swore Falsely to
Aid Livestock Company.
President of Commercial
Club Given Chair ".Again
Unanimously T. B. Wil
cox Pays Incumbent Glow
lug Tribute. ,
POLICE MUST Hi
IRISH CROWN JEWELS
Scandal May Be Unearthed
When Theft Is Probed
by Officers.
(Halted rrass Leased Wire.)
Dublin. Jan. $0. Nationalist party
leader hav announced their Intention
of pressing for a police Investigation
of circumstance concerning th theft
of th Irian crown Jewels. These Jew
els, worn br th king at th Installa
tion of th Knight of St Patrick, wer
tolen from th safe In the offlo of
Sir Arthur Vicar, th Ulster klng-at-arm,
or chief Irish herald.
It 1 alleged that thla office. In th
moat secluded part of gloomy Dublin
castle, waa used by a coterie of official
of th castle and their confederate for
unprintable orgies. Th key wer ac-
rtwsioie io many persons and the na
tionalist leaders' theory Is that tha theft
ZJEiY? : h Until that stage U passed and the
Itiea would Vafhir w 5. V2r" rovernment begins to bring In Its evt
LV.'" 0U1LrAth'.r lei.tne Jwel KO than S.r ronnectln Hall and Mava dl
nr up a scnaai. in ponce, however,
hav not ucceded In tracing any of
the jewel, whose value la $250,000
The government attempted to show
premeditated fraud against the govern
ment by W. W. Stelwer, H. H. Hen
dricks and C. B. Zachnry In the testi
mony of Irvln Wilkes, formerly k work
man employed by th Butt Creek Land,
Livestock ft Lumber company, who tes
tified for th prosecution this morning
in the Hall-Mays land fencing case.
Wilkes testified he had filed on a
clielm In 1898 tt th suggestion of Zach
ry, that h had proved up on th claim,
C. W. Hodaon wa reelected president
of th Commercial club at th annual
meeting of th board of director Just
before 1 o'clock this afternoon. Mr.
Hodson wa nominated In a short ad
dress by Theodore B. Wilcox, who put
th nomination before, the club and se
cured a unanimous ballot for his candl
date. Mr. Wilcox's trlbut to th effi
cient service of Mr. Hodson during the
past year waa as follow:
Several member of fh club hav
BUY; DIRECT
FROM FACTORY
t
i-'
Portland Piano ; Buyeri ; Should
Not Miss This Opportunity.
Jllli
ELECTOIC'B
FlMROWS;
being paid $$00 for having secured the been to m and kindly suggested my
claim by. H. IL Hendricks, then com
missioner of th land office at Fossil.
Th prosecution of th Hall ca ha
reached th stag of it foundation
building where evidence la being Intro
duced to show that the proprietor of
the Butte Creak Land, Livestock ft
Lumber company entered Into a combi
nation to secure residents of the dis
trict to file on claims to b afterward
turned into the control of th corpora
tion. The evidence of Wilkes was th
first link In the chain of evidence.
ton Path Ahead.
Th a-overnment has a long way to
wade through musty office records be
fore it gets to th point where John H.
Hall d Edwin P. Maya ar to be con
nected directly with th conspiracy
charged against them. Several wit
nesses are yet to com who will testify
to having taken claim at th sugges
tion and Instance of Stetwer, Hendricks
or Zachary for the purpose of adding
more links to the long rence sdoui a
being a eandldat for th presidency of
th club. I am much interested In th
work of ,th Portland Commercial club
and In Us succasa; hav watched It
work for aevaral year with a great
deal of interact, never with greater sat
isfaction than during th past year. We
are going to broaden out into a wider
field and a better supported field than
w hav every had. There 1 a great
deal of work to be don.
I feel that th man who ha carried
th club along ao successfully In uch
Inadequate and undesirable quarter a
rre have been compelled to occupy since
he fire, should be entitled to a year of
servlc in our new quarters, where he
ha a better field and a chance to make
a batter record than h ha her. A
for myself, my work seems to grow, and
I haven't the time to give to such a
position. I shall b out of the city and
out of the country for several months
following the first of March, and I
could not accept the honor proposed be
cause I think it Is due to Mr. Hodson to
If you hav any Idea of buying a pi
ano you should loss no tlm in coming
down ta 108 Front "treat, where you
will hiv. an nnnnrtunlt of DUrchaaln I
a good a piano a waa aver mad in
any factory, at th earn prlo that th
big piano houaea ar paying for lui
same graa or piano. ,, . -
Th piano ar th vary heat tnat
my factory ha Vr md. Thy ar
brand nw and you win ae in intra
many excellent patented reatur" noi
f mi n;t tn AthKV unrlaht OlaDO. Th
am piano hav been sold right her
In Portland by th dealer who formerly
handled them for $410. $$00 and $660.
Tau ran -find doaen of them In th
hat hnmM in thla fUv. and their Own
ers speak or them with nunest prsis.
My tlm i limited hare: I mur re
turn t within a very few dy. and
my order ar to sail at cost raiher
than to los any tlm her.
While these, price should be for raah,
am willing to arrange with all respon
sible buyer for reasonable monthly
payments. Remember very pino la
ccampaiiHa vr vur tvwij
t f I
This la a fcnna fide offer and a bar
gain that you will never again b abl
to get. When you ae tneae line, new,
hlgn-grad pianos, and appreciate what
a tremendous aaving 1 possible, Z will
not have to urg you to ouy.
Tt will nnat vnu nothing to Investi
gate. Better com at once, fori
I am aelllnc piano very day,
and X will oon b sold out entirely,
nd then your opportunity 1 past for
ever. Remember the location, 10$ Front
atraat hot ween Waahlnaton and Stark.
In th wareroom of th City Transfer
ft 8torage Co. I. F, Ramaecjotti. gen
eral factory agent
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL
Save Her Time -' 'TvJj
' SaVe Her HealtH ! T!
Save, Her, Weary Steps-
' Save; Her Temper
Save Her Complexion
DOCTOR FACES
P.
SERIOUS
CHARGE
THE
ONLY
FLATIR0N
THAT
A -
WOMAN
SHOULD
USE
Fill in coupon and mail to us the Iron will
be delivered, with all necessary equipment, abso
lutely free of charge.
CVT OTTT OOTTTOar AlTD KAZX. TO ITS TODAY
township of government land dealred continue in thla position for anothsr
by th Butt Creek company.
OFFICIALS DENOUNCE
A GHOULISH CHANGE
r
Coroner and Undertaker Admit Tak
tag Money Off Dead Outlaw
Bnt Say They Accounted.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Chehalla, Wash., Jan. 20. Last week
a Centralla paper printed an article ac
cusing Coroner Harden of Lewie county
and Undertaker Stlcklin of holding back
money found on the dead bodies of the
' uesperaaoe auiea at Wlnlock last
"am Prntlngr bill to th
v.uuiil y iur lull imv Tnr da.v am m u
Uhia connection. - Tfc Information it
wa alleged In th article, wa given out
by County Commissioner Tilly. When
searching the bodies there wer three
or four men in th morgue, and one of
them happened to be present when the
commissioner were auditing th bill and
stated that there wa money found on
tha bodies.
When Interviewed "Mr Ktrir-iriin .o.
that there was $21 found hi tn h i.,
of on body and $20 in a ir nt hl
other, all In Canadian bill. He stated
inai ne turned thit money over to Dr.
Harden, who handed back $20 and told
him to apply Jt on account
The commissioners called Dr. Harden
and Strlcklln before them and they ad
mitted having secured the money from
the bodle. ' Dr. Harrlnn ataa ih.t v,-
the $12 In a drawer of his desk, and
wwo irora nis place, con
sequently he did not turn in th amount
io ine county treasurer sooner, hoping
to locate th atolen money and avoid
naving w pay ii out or nis own pocket
nas so aays after receiving the
money in cases or mis aina in which to
turn in to the county the funds. He stated
b -bad his receipts from th oounty
treasurer before the time limit had ex
pires ana coma produce them.
ur. Harden and Mr. Htrioiri n hnh
stated that unless the article printed
wa rouBoieu tney wouia institute court
proceeaings.
EEF0KM SCHOOL AS
A HAVEN, OF-REFUGE
denca conaectlnsr Hall and Maya di
rectly with the charge against them the
court proceedings will be dull. One
that stage la reached, however, there I
promise of much red fire, fervid ora
tory and sensation. -
D. M. Walton who was on the stand
when court closed Saturday noon was
sgaln on th stand this morning for a
short tlm. H was followed by W. O.
Shepherd, now of Washington county.
nut who formerly was in ma can
business near Fossil.
Brvolver and Pitchfork.
EheDherd testified that he had taken
up a claim near Fossil, but had sold It
to W. W. Stelwer after having lived on
It for seven year. Shepherd laid that
Zachary had turned his horses out of
the enclosure fenced up by th company
and had warned htm not to put them
back again. Walton also had trouble
with Zachary, who tried to jab him
with a pitchfork, but waa prevented by
a six-shooter which Walton drew.
Wilkes, who took th stand a ahort
tlm before noon told of having filed
on a claim after Zachary had urged him
to do so. Ha had been promised $300
for taking the claim. Th company had
paid all the expenses, made the Im
provements, built the fences and
ploughed a small patch of ground. Hen
dricks had paid the contract money
after th final proof had been made.
year. I nominate Mr, Hodson for pres-
laent.
Hugh McOuIre wns elected vice-pres
ident, E. I.. Thompson, secretary, and
Edward Ehrman, treasurer. The new
directors elected Saturday night took
their oath of office. They were Theo
dore is. wucox. Lloyd J. went worth,
George W. 8imona and T. W. B. London.
Those directors who wer replaced wer
k. u. Lnirnam, jonn An nana, a M.
Bmitn, u. d. inman and R. F. Prael.
BflPIISIS DISCUSS
Tl
THING SYSTEM
One Minister Says He's Fully
Satisfied With the Spirit
ual Blessings Received.
"How to Persuade People to Tithe.
and What Would Be th Spiritual and
On Trial for Performing
Criminal Operation Upon
Young Girl.
Dr. William Elen. Danish vice-con
sul fof Portland, wa placed on trial
In Judge tyDay' department of the cir
cuit court thl morning on th charge
of contributing to th delinquency of
Jnnle Slgher, a 17-year-old girl, JLPf
f ormlng criminal operation. Ha I
charged jointly with Ernest uayman
of th X-radium Institute, and David
Smith, against whom the girl makes se
rious charges, but Hayman has agreed
to turn state's evidence and Is expected
thus to gain immunity from prosecu
tinn Smith a vnunsr man of rood fam
ily who has been employed as a sales
man, will D tried later.
Intoraat haa been attracted to the
case by reason of the prominence of
Dr. Eisen and tn ngnt wnicn may o
thmwn nnnn the x-radlum Institute,
which ha been widely advertised in th
name of "Dr. Mary Lane." Mr. Hay
man, when on th tand f or th prose
cution thi morning. aid Dr. Lan I no
longer her. A question aa to whether
she poses a "Dr. Lane" was parried
and ruled out by th court
Ml Slgher wa th first wltne
for the prosecution. She said that
Smith arranged for her reception at th
X-radium place and tnat ur. uisen wa
take cnarg or tne case.
Portland Railway. Light & Power Co.
Hilt aaa AXUw St. VorUaao, Or.
G.ntl.men: Ton may deliver to m on Electrlo FlaMron.
which I agree to try, and If unsatisfactory to me, to return ta
u within $0 days from date of delivery. If I do not return
It at that time you may charge earn to my account at $4.00,,
It I understood that no charge will be mad for th Iron If X
return it within 30 day.
Nam
Address
SEPAXTlCBaTT 9
The thirty days' trial offer applies only to con
sumers of our Current.
Electric Heating and Cooking Appliances on
sale at company's supply department, 147-149
Seventh Street
Phone Main 668S or A5517 for Information
BBABTOH
ornexst
) SOt XAZV gTaUSZT, OKXOOW CRT, OB.
604 rOBTLAVB BOtnUGTAXD, ST. JO KITS, OS.
eo icaxbT xmsBT, takcoutm, wash.
a11A in tt
...... -. . V, . tlm, waa rait af town.
Wilkes admitted having made perjured Temporal Blessings of Such a Concert- but was present at a second operation,
affidavits at the time he proved up on ed Action," formed the subject present- Direct evidence against Dr. Eisen waa
given by th witness.
the land. Ha was on the stand for the I .v. t..i..
wi-mr n.rf nt tfc. .fl.raonn "u l" 1,1 " Dl""1 miniaieriai aSSOCla-
i-.vii biiia uiuinins;.
Kev. t. E. Dark gave an able talk
along these lines and presented some
IN RATE FIGHT tAtl8tlc howlI' what could be ac-
i-uinjuianea tor tne cnurcn ir it were
JOIN LUMBERMEN
It So Appear to Two Juvenile Out-
casta and Thither They Are
Sent, at Request.
loan
i thought they could arranaa It later,
, In a short tlm Rankin wa notified
v that the Hawkeye Investment company
would advance him the money. After
' some negotiations, he waa given the
,floan desired, giving in return as secur-.
, A great many people
brighten their polished
floors by wiping them,
once or twice a month,
with a cloth dipped in
milk. .
Abetter way is to use
Ivory Soap and luke
warm water. Apply with
a soft doth. Use very
little water. ., Wipe dry
with another soft cloh.
B y f o 1 1 ow ing this
method, you clean your
floors as well as brighten
them. 1 ; . 4 ,
Ivory; Soap,,
WX Per Cent. Pure. ,
(BiMdal Dispatch to Tha Journal.)
Eugene,' Or.. Jan. 20. James Llnzl and
Prank Lubo, aged 15 and 16 years, re
spectively, coming her from Tacoma.
beating their way on the rdiima
aent to th reform school at Salem Sat
urday at their own request. They ar
rived a couple of days previous to their
commitment In company with a younter
boy. Th two older one state that thev
wanted to go to the reform school so thev
could learn a trade, and they wer com
mitted in tha regular manner. The offi
cer communicated with the father of
on of th boys at Tacoma by telephone
and th father told them to let his boy
go and do for himself, as he would not
care for him.
Th boys ay they were turned adrir
by their people and had starts rnr
California in hope of getting work, but
concluded they would rather ao to tha
reform school than to rough It as they
had been for two weeks past.
ii i "i i ' n'
KENNEWICIC. WANTS
" AID OF PORTLAND
, ' (Special tMspstcb to Tha Journal.)
Kennewlck. Wash., Jan. 20. No Ken
newick depot has yet been established
on the Portland & Seattle railway, and
it has been decided by the Commercial
club to urge the officials of the road to
make provision for it at one. A great
deal of business that will originate at
lower points on th road will be lost to
Kennewlck unless a depot Is established
here. - It was also decided td enlist the
aid of the Portland Commercial club, as
It la also to th Interest of Portland to
have a 'depot here, since otherwise much
business that would b diverted to
Portland will contlnu In Us present
channels and be transacted at Spokane
and sound points. .
Th club's advertising committee has
reported that th 'new Booklet descrip
tive of th JK.ennewicjt iraiiey is prac
tically completed and It has been de
cided to order at least 25,000 for im
mediate distribution.
Cora Crower ,in Convention.
, t'rbana, III., Jan." CO. The annual
corn growers' and stockmen's convention
opened today at th University of Illi
nois, to last two weeks. The attend
ance is unusually large. Prominent
farmers from all parts of Illinois are
present.. , .----;:
The session opened with instruction
In farm mechanics and milk testing
followed by lectures. on corn. Judging
and, feosral-stock judging
S. D. Adair and E. J. Kltrlck, copart
ner doing business under th firm name
of the Manor Lumber company, filed a
hill of Intervention in the United Statea
district court this morning In the case
of th Oregon A Washington Lumber
Manufacturers association, and others,
against the Southern Pacific and other
railroads relative to the rates on lumber.
This makes 12 lumber companies in
all which are now fighting the railroads
doing business in Oregon. The case is
before the supreme court of the United
States and ia also being considered by
the interstate commerce commission at
Washington.
OFFICER NEEDED IN
POSTOFFICE BUILDING
adopted.
Rev. A. B. Walts Indorsed tha wnrk
which Rev. Mr. Dark has done in hi
week of special meetings at University
"t cjiurcii. aiong mese lines, and
Rev. A. B. Mlnaker said that the good
results In Immanuel church where Rev.
Mr. Dark Is holding services this week,
are already apparent. Rev. Mr. Dark
nnouncea nis topics mis week to be:
now to ray Your Debts and Proa.
per," "How to Make 90 Cents Go Farther
Than 1" and "Is It Right to 8hear
sneepr
Rev. R. Schuedler arose to sav that
he feared only one thing in this cam
paign ror tuning, and that was that
some people might be drawn into It
from the wrong motive, hoping to in
crease tneir own worldly prosperity. He
questioned tne advisability
Sine Chief Orltxmacher ordered that
all policemen who had been doing duty
in public buildings should be placed
Mrs. Hayman also gave damaging
testimony against the defendant ana
was considerably irritated when asked
questions on cross-examination concern
ing her husband, whom she referred to
as "Dr." Hayman. Sh admitted that
he had no license to practice a a phy
sician, i
Officer Hawley was th last witness
nf tha morn Inn. He waa an officer Of
the Juvenile court on October I, the dat
of the alleged crime. Miss Slgher was
a ward of the court, having previously
been befor Judge Fraser, and Hawley,
upon learning that she was missing
from th place where sh was lUying,
spent several days before locating her
at the X-Radlvm Institution. He 'told
of conversations he had with the girl
and with Dr. Eisen. The girl at first
denied that anything was wrong, and
it was not until after she had been
taken to the Home of the Good Shep
herd that she sent for Deputy District
Attorney Galloway and told him th
story she repeated In the witness chair
today.
Deputy District .Attorney ta. a. eea-
brook, who succeeded Galloway In
chares of the work of the iuvenll
court, is prosecuting the case and re
lies on the testimony of the girl and
of Hayman and his wife to secur a
conviction.
Dr. Eisen came to court attired as
of lAvlnv
stress upon the temporal blessings
wiucn would accrue, rearing tne reac
tion which might com if such peopl
found they did not become wealthy or
Rev. W. T'jordan's reply to this
upon regular beats in the streets, the preached enough; that it Is the business &"u' i0? h'r mnahv"?!,!!
p?stoffif . has been without an officer of consecrated men to make money for "TEKLTaSS? ttaf !
win .uiguuiii wiu uiai me aiuiD prom- I ---- - ,,- ,1. '
Ises direct rewards in both a snlrit..i nect ng him with the crime, repeatedly
and a temporal sense to the irlahteous.
Some good-natured gibes were fluna;
at Rev. Mr. Schuedler who had admitted
mat tnougn ne naa Been a tlther for
many years ne nao not grown wealthv,
until he felt obliged to explain that he
had not been tlthlna- with that and in
view; that the spiritual blessings he TT 'RfiQQ TTA3
had received far outweighed financial JiiA.mXrJ OO I1AO
considerations, and tnat he only made
tne suggestion lest tne material side
oe emphasised too much
of th nolice department. The chief
order was due to the fact that the police
force Is limited ana all the men avail
able were needed to patrol the resi
dential and business parts of the city.
Postmaster John W. Mlnto believes
that an officer should be stationed In
the federal building through which thou
sands of people pass every day. In the
near future he will request Chief Grltz-
macher to station a man there if on
can possibly be spared
THREE YEARS FOR
ROLLING A MAN
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., Jan. 20. Circuit Judge
Bean this morning sentenced Harry
Kelly and Arthur Payne, recently con
victed of having assisted in rolling a
man In the tenderloin district, to three
years in the penitentiary. It Is under
stood they will make a motion for a
new trial.
A. Perard. the sheepman who IS
charged with stealing sheep from C. A,
Johnson after altering their brands, is
now on trial before a Jury. PeVard la
defended by J. H. Raley. John Mc
Court Is for the prosecution.
Plan a Model Liquor Law.
(tlnlted Preas Leased Wire.)
Louisville. Ky.. Jan. 20. Alarmed bv
the wave of prohibition legislation that
has recently swept over the country,
leading brewers, distillers and liquor
dealers will meet In conference here to
morrow to discuss the situation. Thn
specific purpose, as set forth In the call
for the conference, is to place the trade
smiling and shaking his head as th
disgusting details were narrated. From
questions asked by the defense it ap
tears that an effort will be made ta
show that Hayman Is the man respon
sible for the illegal acts,
JAIL IN SIGHT.
Big Business With Loggers.
(Sprclat Ilpten to The Jonrnnl.)
Newport. Wash., Jan. 20. Between
10,000,000 and 11,000,000 feet of sawlogs
win iip cm iiuhf rjnyvirw mis winter.
One company alone will cut 6,000,000
feet Last winter logs of the value of
C, 000, 000 were cut on the river and
this year the money to be expended for
iokh win more man aouDie tnat figure.
(Continued from Page One.)
A Reliable Remedy for the
Whiskey and Beer Habit
aright before the American press and
fiubiic. ana to orrer to society a model
Icense law as the solution of the great
problem or regulating tne liquor traffic.
"Many coffee drinkers
' doctor ' for nervousness,
whereas a change to well
made (boiled 15 minutes)
P05TUM
is all, they need."
''There' a Reason"'
Very few men become drunkards be
cause they like liquor. It is frequently
the moderate drinker, who before he
realizes his condition, ha become a
drunkard. The nervous system, having
become accustomed to stimulants, is un
able to do the same amount or quality
of work without liquor, hence the vic
tim drink more and more. This Is a
state of disease and should bo treated
by Orrine. It destroys the desire for
liquor, so that the drink Is not missed.
There Is no loss of time or detention
from work when-It is used.
Orrine is prepared in two forms: No.
1, th aecret remedy which can b used
In food or drink without th knowledge
of th patient; No. 2 for those who take
the remedy of their own free will. Both
forms are guaranteed. A registered
guarantee in every box.
Treatise on how to dure drunkenness
free on request The Orrine Co Wash
ington, D. C Th price of either form
Is 1 a box, making th coat of the com
plete) cure less than on tenth what it
is usually charged at sanitariums, with
a guarantee that the expense will be
nothing unless a cure Is gained. Mall
order filled In plain sealed package on
receipt of pric. -
Orrln " la for Bale by Clark-Woodward
Drug Co. and nearly all druggists
In Portland,
to trial that he would again grant an
other continuance.
One of the most important witnesses
in the coming trial of Ruef will be
Artie Latham, a former chauffeur of
the ex-boss. Latham, it Is expected,
will testify in regard to the visit mad
by Rttef to the - offices of Ford and
other officials of th United Railroads.
Th prosecution has been given th
tip that Latham had Intended to leave
the state and the Jurisdiction of th
court and in consequence had Judge
Lawlor this morning place him under
the process of the court Judge Lawlor
Informed him tbat he would be making
himself liable to contempt of court
should he not appear when wanted, and
ordered him to be on hand Wednesday
morning.
An order directing all of th other
witnesses in th case to appear at that
urn was j also maae.
CALIFORNIA
(O oraasMaakJ
Portland to Los Angeles
AND RETURN
Including Side Trips to Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey
and Pacific Grove.
ONE MONTH FOR GOING TRIP
SIX MONTHS FOR RETURN TRIP
STOPOVERS AT PLEASURE WITHIN LIMITS r
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S
o 1 -i. a n.i r...;.i. ji j: i i. .
UU3I1I11C, 11111 1I9IITW9, CIIUK99 U11VCS lUIVUgll VI IMJC VIII1BIU -,
laden with golden fruit; splendid beaches, surf bathing, thriving
cities, palatial hotels ancf resorts, and many other attractions, com
bine to make it the mo6t attractive place in America at this season
of the year. ' - X":
THE ROAD OP A THOUSAND WONDERS
Which takes you there, hasn't an uninteresting hour for the entire;
trip. Read about it Call at the
City Ticket Office, Third and Washington Sts., Portland
., and inquire all about it.
The antueptic qualities of
Mexican '
Mustang Liniment
THAW'S WIFE ALLOWED
(Continued from Page On.)
Harry paced the floor, pulllna- hi hair.
wringing- his bands, biting his finger
nail and sobbing," said the witness.
"Ha told me it was an unfortunate oc
currence and then asked m if I had
told any one. I told him I had not up
to that time. He said th a tory made
no difference in his feelings toward me;
tnat x was not to Diame.
Th witness testified that Thaw still
urged his wife to marry him; that If
she reiused it wouia ruin bis whole Ufa.
She declared that Thaw acoeared to be
haif erased while discussing the sut
ject ana wouia mvariaoiy end th dis
cussion by declaring that. Whit had
ruined his Hf as well as hera
It was observed during her recital
that th story Evelyn Thaw is tall Inst
today is not so elaborat as th on
he told during th first trial.- Many
of - thr harrowing incidents sh described-
befor hav been eliminated and
her appearance on- the stand haa lost
th dramatlo effect it produced at th
former hearing, ;"--; - ' '
f- f.. , V' ,y
insure its
being the
best tor use
. in all
cases of
Scalds,
Cuts
WITHERSP00N SONG
EECITAL NfiXT WEEK
All this week mail orders will be re
ceived from thla city for the coming
ong recital of th famous American
basso, Herbert Witherspoon, who will
be heard at the Heilig theatre on Wed
nesday evening, January 29. Address
letter and make checks and postofflce
money orders payable to W. T. rangie,
manaarer Heiliar theatre. Inclose self-
addressed envelope to help insure safe
return. These orders will be filled in
order of their receipt and returned to
the aender before the regular box office
sal open at the theatre next Monday
morning, January 27. Phon Heilig
theatre box office, Main l ana a-iizj
for any information desired.
Pacific Coast Ad Men.
f United Praia Leased Wlra.t
Oakland, Cal., Jan. 20. A convention
of th faciric coast Aamen s associa
tion opened In this city today and will
contlnua In session until Thursday. The
gathering is the largest of Its kind aver
held in thi part of th country, numer
ous delegates being present from vari
ous Darts oi caurorma, Washington.
Oregon and Idaho. During Its sessions
tn association win aiscuss every pnase
of th advertising business and will
give especial attention to methods for
advertising tne commercial ana omer
advantages of the Pacific coast region.
Between business sessions tha delegates
will be treated to liberal entertainment
provided by the newspapers and com
mercial organisations of Oakland.
' Six-Day Race In Kansas City.
Kansas City, Mo., Jan, . Present
ing an array of champion bicyclists
such as haa never before been seen in
the-west, th first of a series of, races
for the American long distance cham
pionship was started" in Convention hall
this afternoon. It Is" to be a slz-dav
eight-hour contest. Root, FogUr, Mo-J In the recent six-day race la New Tor if
ran. xsowtung ana otaers wno looic pare ar among in contestants.
It expels all dangerous
and foreign matter be
fore beginning to heal
the wound. Inflamma-
tion is kept down aod the
DlirnS, injured parts rendered
painless. It soothes and
relieves . promptly and
positively.
Insist on getting what
and all voa substitute
- disappoint.
Open
Sores.
For sal by all Sruggista.
5C, joc. aad ft. per bottle. 4
You can have it good i
you want, to. v v , V
Or bad if you - don't taktf
care. ,
Tour grocer return your mony If yp
don't lik Schilling's bst;W pay hJi
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